Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 24, 1883, Page 8

— AW DAILY EE=OMAHA, WEDNE ‘Slh\\ ()("I()BI‘R 21 lqfl. THE l)AII A l%ll,. Wednesday Morning, October 24, Ths Weather. upper Mississippi For the partly cloudy weather, light local raios, valley, winds mostly northerly, ht fall of temperature. or the Missouri valley, light local rains, easterly winds, stationary or lower temperature. stationary or LOCAL BREVITIES. —8ave money. Send to E. Foaton,wholesale clgar and tobacoo dealer, for price list —8ix trains of stock daily is sbout the number that the Union Pacific Is handling now, —Thero was a strong endeavor on the part of Naturo to send us some snow yesterday, but the effort didn't succeed. —About forty pupils are already in attend. anos at the free night achool. Tt can be found in Woodward's block, opposite the Academy ©f Music. —8ame old story, only five cases of disturb. anoo of the peace in police court yesterday. Polioo news is fearfully dull in a well-regu ated town like Omaha. —Mr. George Kinney, a ca¥penter in the U. P. car department, was presentod by his wife with a fine bouncing boy weighing 12 pounds, who arrived the 21st inst. Another vote for the Lepublican party. —Mr. Wm. Stoetzel's mechanics have to- day completed the job of enolosing with Rus- «lan iron the boiler on the big roller in the employ of the Barber asphalt company. The §0b by itself is sufficient proof thut Stoetzel «does employ but first-class mechanics, —Do not imagine for & moment that Miss Calderwood will not drawn an immense house at The Boyd next Thursday evening. Get your seats without fuil Wednesday morning. Kdmission to Parquet and Parquet Circlo, 75 Dress Circle, 0. No _extra chaige for re- secve. —A special train over the Sioux City and || Pacific railroad will leave Mistouri Valley Junction for the new bridgo at Dlair, next Saturday, conveying guosts to witness tho test «of the structure, The bridgoe is b0 feet high, 1,000 feet long, suppoited by four piers. The dhiof engiveer is George S, Morrison, who built the B. & M. bridge at Plattsmouth. ~—The grading of @ line of the Union Pa- dific from Gonoa to Fullerton is almot cow- | And the nomination wus carricd by accla- mation, d the work will probubly | SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRU ploted, and tho track layiug will bo pushed forward at onco, e completed by the time cold weathor comes on, Teis alwo uudertood that this extension will go still, furthor, fron Fullorson to Cod w Rapids, in Boono county. Thus doos the Stato ‘wax great. —Securo your seats early Wednouday morn. ing for_ths coming Calderwood coucert. There will be a groat rush for seats as all thoss fu- tereatod in our local musical matters will not mlss hoaring Miss Calderwood in this, her first concert in the Wost since March, 1882, What she hus accomplished we all want to know and hear for ourselves. Remember the dato is Thursday evening, October 25, —The coming choice Calderwood concert | for next Thursday evening at the Boyd is the all absorbing topic among Omaha musicians and lovers of good music. Arousin bighouss, an elegant programmo finely rendered and an appreciative and enthusiastic audience will bo 4#he order of the evening. Admission to par- quet and parquet circle 75 cents; dross circle 60 cents. No extra charge for resorved seats. Reserve early Wednesday morning. —The anxious mother from Jefferson, Towa, whose story was detailed in yestorday's Bex, found her daughter in a Council Bluffs bug: The story of the mosting will be found in an- other column, The old lady brought her re- pentant girl over to a frioad's houso on this #de of the river. The man who discovered the whereabouts of the girl did so by ciroulat- iug the story that ho had found a ring which belonged to her. Her companions her, anx- dous that she should have the property, dis- dlosed to the amateur detective her hiding place e —— our Iy I1DAHO, Progress of the Short Line—Tho New Town of Caldwell, Correspondence of T B, Caropwerr, Ada County, Idaho, Octo- ber 18, 1883 —As I am out in Idaho and kind of lonesoms, I thought I would write to you and give you a sketch of our town and surrounding country. Caldwell is only a month old and has about 456 buildings. This will make a good town and has a good country surrounding it, The country will make the town or rather keep 1t up, and it is also the end of a division at present, with a good prospect of a branch to Boise City. Cald- woll is located in the Boise valley and on the banks of the Boise river, There are large ranches of both stock and farming, raiso gram ofall kinds,and fruits The weather is very fine in Caldwell though there is plenty of snow on th hills. We are only about 15 miles from the Oregon line. Tho road is now about 486 miles long, with a good road bed, all , new ties aud steel rails; ru wo trains each way daily, This road 1» | Nice on the new court house should be | Sav but will sodn atopped for the prese unequalled for Repoine’s Russia Salve by acclamation. for county treasurer by acclamation DEMOCRATIC DELIBERATIONS. “Unterrified.” A Harmonious Assembly in Which All the Candidates are Nomli- lamation, nated by Acs The Democratic County Conventicn met in the council chamber at 2 p. m. yesterday, and was ealled to order by Hon. J. H. McShane, chairman of the county central committee. Hon, Chas. R, Redick waschosen as tem- porary chairman, and F. J. McShane as temporary secrotary. A committee on credentials was ap vointed, and after an absence of fifteen minutes returned and made their report, which was adopted. It was moved and carried that Mr. B W. Smith, of Florenco precinct be au- thorized to cast the vote of that precinct On motion the temporary organization was nade permanent. It was moved and carried that the con- vention procecd to make nominations in the order of the call. The first nomina. tion was: FOR COUNTY JUDGE, Mr. Warren Switzer was nominated for County Judge by acclamation. CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT, Hon. W. H. 1jams was nominated by acclamation for cierk of the Distri tCourt, A committee was appointed to wait on M. Ijama and notify him of his nomina- tion a»d pending this report a reccss of five minutes was taken, The committee returned after some little time with Mr. Ijams, who mado a short speech which was received with ap- plauso. COUNTY CLERK. Hon. J. J. L. C. Jewett and Hon Wi, Anderson were placed in nomi tion, Mr. F. J. McShane also being men. tioned, but withdrew from the race. Th tirst ballot was declvred an informal one Theo result was: L. C.Jewett. . ‘oo 19 Anderson . 33 Williatn Anderson was nominated A M COUNTY TREASURER, Mr. Julins Trietschke wns nominated SHERIFF, Mr. Hines nominated Patrick Lynch, 10N George Shields, Charles Connoyer and Mr. Rustin were placed in nemination for school superintendent and the ficst ballot resulted: Ru Gesraesen (]n nlulmn ‘Mr. l(lmun Wl\l nominated The Ticket Put in toe Field by the s of candidates, it is amet guards will soon huve one hundred on the rolls, The same care i exercieed aaregards the appoint ment of honorary mewmbers, as it is th ter and qualifica sfe to say the design to make both the schooi and company creditable every way to the ment they represent On last nnulmg the following ofticers were elected, J. M. M. M;\lu-n Captain; P. 0'Toole, 1st Loeutenant; Kd. F. Moriarity, 2nd Lieutenant; H B. Honan, 1st Seigeant The record n actual service of the asove officers in a fair guarantes of the efficiency which will be attained by the company under their command. Arrange menta are now in course of completion in regard to uniforms which will be a very decided improvement on thoss generally worn, C— REDDING'S Ruscia Salve is unequalled for .hnw.\.m, chapped hands, frost bites, etc. A RIOTOUS RUSSIAN. A Scene in the Synagogue and Its Cousequences. A Man Who Bucks Bernstein and Kicks the Scriptures, There was a lively acrimmage last even- ing about 7 Farnam street which resulted in the arrest of an indi- vidual named Levy, who disturbed the meeting of the Jowish Synagogte, in Lytle's blcck. Tt appears that the prime mover in the disturbance, who is a Russian Jew, had a long-standing grudge against A. Bern- stein and last night, while the synagogue was in session, went to the hall and open- o'clock on ing the door used some very insulting language which reflected upon Bernstein's origin, ascribing it to the condemmned caniao species, and also impugning Bern stein’s character for honesty. A man named Keller interfered in the interests of order and was knocked down by the intruder, who kicked over the bible and raised Cain generally. Tho worshippeis ado ¢ ng the old rule, “an eye for an ey and a tooth for a tooth,” seized chairs and out on the st with cries of “murder,” “thief,” ete. Capt. Donohoe run the man down and eaptured him near the corner of Twelfth and Douglas, but not until he had threatened to shoot. The prisoner was taken to jail followed by a \d will b brouzht up this moin- answer to the charge of disturbing ¢ meeting, S An Answer Wanted. an any ono_bring us a case of kidnoy or liver complaint " that - Electri it s will not speedily cure? We say ol tot, ws thousands of cases already ly cured and who are daily recommend curic Bittors will prove. Bright's disews etes, wouk back, or any urinary complain Juickly cured. They purify the blood, reg a publ by acclamation, COUNTY SURVEYOR, Mr. A. J. Grover was nominated for ity surveyor by acclamation. COUNTY COMMISSIONER. Cyrus Morton, Patrick Ford and James McArd v were nominated for the office of county com i The tirst ballot was informal, sulted: Morton. Ford, McArdle 5 On motion Mr. Morton was nominated by acclamation. and re- 27 19 b CCRONKR, Dr. Lanyon, Chas. Riewe and Geo. H. Guy wero nominated for the offico of co oner, aud the first formal ballot resulte Lanyon, uy Jumes Stephonson Thero being no nomination the con- vention proceeded to another formal hullul, Lau Hiower: It was moved and earried to luuu an- other ballot, and the result was: Lanyon 0 Dr. Lanyon was nominated by acola- mation. THE LEGISLATIVE TICKET, The first ballot for candidate to fill the vacancy in the Legislature resulted: Stringlein 16, Morisrity 13, Penzel 9, Hanson 6, scattering 3, Mr. Moriarity declined the nomination and Mr. Jerome Penzel was nominated by acclamation, Mr. Penzel declined the honor and Mr. Stringlein was nominated by accla- mation. e ——— Buckle ica Salve, The greatest medical wonder of the world, Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Cuts, Ul cors, Salt Rhoum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblaina, Corns, Tetter, Chapped hands, and all skin eruptions, guarantesd to_cure in u\‘urgohullum:e, or money refunded, 25 conts er box, lato the bowels andact directly on the dis- oased parts. Every bottle guaranteed. For ale at 50c & bottle by C. F. Goudman, e — PELSONAL, A. E. Cody and wife, of Schuyler, wero at the Millard yesterday. Hon, W. H. Sumner, of Schuyler, is in town. Jas, A, Ferguson, of Lincoln, is at the Mil- lard. Judgo Reoso, of Wahoo, iu in the city work- run the raider | sonal proper LOCAL LAW MAKERS. of the Citv Conncl, In Which no Very 1 ness is Transacted, A Short Session Busi« iportant The City Council he d a regular meet- ing last evening. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS, Krom the Mayor, approving ordinance eatablishing grade of Eleventh street, ote.; also, ordinance establishing east line of Saunders street, otc.; also, ordin- ance ordering certain alleys paved; also, ordinance regarding duties and fees of registrars; also, ordinance leveying side- walk tax; also, ordinance appropriating moneys to pay for constructing side- walks, Petition asking that grading of Sher- man avenue be tinished. Granted. From Omaha Belt Railway company, accepting terms of ordinance 573, hark against Protest from Kennard & present location of hay market on Four- teenth street, Referred. From several parties presenting bills Referred. From Chairman Creighton, of board of public works, presenting estimates of public work, RESOLUTIONS, By Behm—That J. E. Riley be em- pleyed as inspector for alleysto be paved. Referred, By Baker— That a six-foot sidewalk be laid on the west side of Saunders street, otc. Adopted. By Dunham: That the chief encineer of the tire department purchase eighteen rubber coats for the fire department. By Woodworth: That the street com- missioner employ the street force to clean Douglas and Tenth streets as soon as he can get the time, the same to be paia for from the street cleaning fund. Adopted. By Woodworth: That the board of public works have placed in position on mey and Sixteenth streets wooden s of two inch pine. Adopted. y Anderson: That R. H. Lucas be relieved from double assessment on per- for 1882, Referred. By Behm: That Alvin Saunders, trus tee, deed back to the city of Owmaha all property, if any, that was not used for right of way and depot grounds, and that said Saunders be requested to give a written statement; also any lots that have been sold and money collected by probate courr, between ) and 1878, suid money te be accounted for to the (ity as soon as possible, Adopted. By Behm: That all contractors for urading grade and finish one or more blo ks of grading, and that the board of public works and city engineer accept one or more blocks of grading when finished according to contract. Lost. WKEPORTS OF COMMITTEES, The special committee to whom referred the matter of Rismussen's dai in Johnson's addition, declared the san a nuisance and ordered it abated. Re- port adopted. The tinal estimate of the grading of Tenth street amounting to $4,001.18. Approved. ORDINANCE, An ordinance amending section 3d of ordinance creating employment of a clerk of the police court and fixing his salary at €75 permonth, Passed. An ordinance appropriating $500 out ing up his boom for chief justico. £ Schuyler, is in the city. H. A. Wise, of Leavenworth, was at the Millard yesterday. C. JJ. Phelps, of Schuyler, was in town yos- Morris Palmer, terday. H. P. Wakeley, of Grand Island, is at the Millard, Hon. W. R. Morse, of Clark, was in the city yesterday. J. 1L, Bliss, representing Fra & Co., of Chicag Post, nklin McVeigh 5 ut the Millard, of York, is at the Mil Goorgo W lard. James Marsh, J. C. Williams and Geo, W. Hagan, of Bluo Sprivgs, uro at the Millard. (. W. Foster, of Lincoln, is in the city. 0. G, Dodge, of North Platte, is at the Mil- lard, Miss Dora Lehmer hus returned from Phila- dolphin. Jas. L. Baker, spocial agent and corre- avondent of The St. Louis Grocer and St. Louis Druggist, is in the city. M. C. K. Peck and Miss Nellio Peck, who are making thelr home in Omaha at the Paxton this winter, have gone on a trip to Chieago. J. H, Farwell and D, Remick, W, Lander and M. aro at tho Paxton, of Lincoln; Laughlin of Papillion, Miss DBessio Woolworth, danghter of Mr. Calvin Woolworth of New York city, the guest of her uncle, Hon. James M, Wool- worth, Cortlandt Place, Miss Carrie Cole of Dss Moines, Ia., and —— THE CORNICE QUESTION, It is Decided 10 Have Galvanized Iron on the Court House, The Board of County Commissioners met Monday morning to decide whether the first plans for a galvanized iron cor- adherpd to, or & proposition submitted to the people for a friezo of solid stone work. They voted to reject any pre Miss Cora Smith of Hazelton, Pepn,, who have been visiting at the residence of Mr, H, A. Cole, left to-day for their homes, M M. E. Allison, Hutchinson, Kan.: hix life by & wimpla trial bottle of Dr. ing's Naw Discovery for consumption, which caussd him to procure a large bottle that cow- plotaly aured " him, when doctors, chauge of climata aud everything elso had failed, Asth wa, beouchitis, hourweneas, vevere coughs, and fllil:hu, chapped hands, frost bites, etc’ | posed #lteration of the plans, and to hold | all throat and lung disoases, it ix guaranteed e ——— MR, JACOBS' FUNERAL, A Long Line of Carriages Go to the it as his opinion to the Board “that the | Catrornia Buek, Depot, The funeral of the late Johu G, Ja- «cobs, coroner of this coun'y, tcok place | eminent satisfaction to everybody, yosterday from the residence on up- por Douglas street. It was very largely attended by the friends of the deccased, and 8 long line of carr.ages followed the remains to the depot. The hearse was preceded by an escort of brother Masons from 8t. Johns lodge, No. 25, A. F, & :."l!., of which Mr. Jucobs was a mem- Tho remains were taken cast on the afternoon train to Hanover, Penn., the birth-place of Mr. Jacobs, for burial. DIED. SIDNER—In this d.I Octobor 23, at 4:15 a, . and Mrs. Harvey M. fl‘nfln‘-?ymnndlmoum 9 to the original design, only substituting corrugated iron for flat, to avoid trouble from expansion or contraction, The architect, Mr. E. E. Myers, gave galvanized iron cornice could stand any amount of weather, would remain for years in such shape as to be indistin- guishable from stone, and would give Mr. Myers judgment was looked upon as un- questionable, C o —— OMAHA MILITARY SCHOOL, The Emmet Guards, A military school for instruction in military engineering, theory of ordnance and the co-ordinate branches has been established here with Col. Richard 0'S. Burke as instructor. For practical in- structions in the infantry arm, a com- pany has been established, entitled the EMMET GUAKDS, which now numbers forty stalwart young Trial bottlos free at O, ¥, Goodman's Liarge sizo $1.00, to cure, drug store, o —— Why are Lirrirr, LEAR & Co.'s Gloves the best? Becauso thoy are aeNulNE 284w —— DEPARTMENT DOTS, The Two Latest Orders Issued in Mil- {itary Circles, First Lieutenant Lewis Merriam, Fourth infantry, having reported at these headquarters, in accordance with para- graph 4, special orders No. 214, current series from headquarters Department of the Missouri, will return to his station at Fort Niobrara, Neb. On the recommendation of the com- anding officer, Fifth cavalry, the thirty disposable recruits for that regiment now at Fort Omaha, Neb., are assigned as follows: One to troop A, three to troop B, two to traop C, two to troop D, five to troop E, eight to treop G, seven to troop I, two to troop K. The wuuu-udmg officer Fort Omaha, Funeral will take place to-day at 2 p. m., [ men, the very best eloment of our Irish | wil) yend these recruits to the station of fxom the residence on Tweuty-third and Izard | American citizens here, and, though rigid | their troops on the first favorable oppor- #trests. Friends of the (amily invited, inspection is exercised as regards charac- tunity. of police and fire fund to Peter Cham- bers to pay for purchase of a team. Passed. A ordinance to amend section 1, and to repeal section 2, as now existing, of or- dinance 631, creating office of sewer in spector. The amendment provides that the sewer inspector shall be appointed from the ntre department, and his com pensation be $15 per month in addition to his fire department salary. Laid over. Adjourned. — Real Estate Transfors. The following deeds were filed for cecord in the county clerk’s office Oc- wher 22d, reported for TaE Beg by Ames’ real estate agency: Jelf W. Bedford, A R.Souer and wivesto G. L Ross, w d, 4 lot 10 block 3, Kirk- wood add, $300. Augustus Kountzo et al to James Wadsworth, w d, lot 10 and 11, block 4, Plainview 600, Jeff W. Bedford and A. R. Souer to H. G. Harte, w d, lot b blk 2, Kirkwood add, 83560, Mary Jane and Wm. S. Myers to M. A. Mchougall, w d, lot 10 bik 1, Water- loo, $76. Saml. K. O'Brien, w d, lot 36, of Okahoma, §275 | — Rogers and wife to John E. Rogers plat Sixteonth Strest Complaint. To the Editor of Tue Brk. Aside from the sufferings of torn up streots that the Sixteenth street mer- chants have had for the last six months, which they have borne with patience and hopes for better, which is far from com- g, of late the city authorities have been sending a policooficeron his rounds to inform the merchants to remove their morchandiso up to the door sills, It looks a8 if our police force has nothing else to do but to harass harmless merchants, and mechanics, simply for hanging out their wiygns, and having their merchandiso in front of their stores. There is such an ordinance prohibiting the obstruction of streots but at the same time there is no such ordinance prohibiting merchauts leavir merchandise which they aro daily receiving in front of the their premuses. The police officer who does not know his duty had better say aoth- ing than inform a merchaut that he has no right to exhibit his goods farther than the door sill, or that goods he received must be r»llm\ull at once, Such an order has been given only to 16th street merchants [and to others, as 1can see down town houses have the sidewalks loaded from morning to night but no trouble is taken about it, but on our streets an officer is specially detailed to give such order. Now we like to obey the law, but then we want to have the same privileges as they have down town where pedestrian- ism is much heavier than here. Our sidewalks are broad and if we should take Discontinued —Cedar ‘,en.l sunty; Van, Cedar ¢o Nuie Ch Jyed—Da y.,,m , Cedar coun- ty, to Huntington; Jacob N, P. M. Gag Lewon Postmasters Appointed—Platte Cen | ter, Platte county, L. J. Niemoller; Lone lin, ~herman county, John R Baker; Milton, Saunders county, John F. Gil bert; Oak, Nuckolls county, Noah Dud |1 ’l‘n.n!uflirn changes in Towa during the week ending October 20th, 1883, Established-—Joll Calhoun county, Ernest D. Vorhes, P. M. Pestmasters appointed buque county, Jumes W. Cascade, Du- Beatty; Com anche, Clinton county, Mrs, Cynthia Miller: Maine, Appanoose county, John K. Irwin; Underwood, Pottawattamie county, John Graybill, — Wedding Cake, San Francisco Argonant, A Nashyille man received a piece of wedding cake recently and foolishly ate it It nearly killed him and the ductors pumped him out, and braced him up, and walked him round and at last saved his lite, although they declared he had all the symptoms of ~ pywmia., strychuine poisoning, normal temperature, Asiatic cholera, morphine poisoning, rapid pulse and terrific respiration, and soveral other awful things. However, an analysis of the cake showed that it contained no sub- stances absolutely poisonous in them- nclves, but having been made by the bride, to the best of her ability and inex- perience, the cake was enough to kill a River and Harbor bill. ~ The man was very young or he would have knewn bet ter, and would have saved the cake to kill tarantulas with. Absolutely Pure. Thia powder never varws, A marvol of purity strength and wholesomeness, More economical thas the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold incompetitio ultitude of st short weight, alum or o vders. Soltonly 1 cany. Royal Hak ine Powder €0 106 Wall st New Vork SPECIAL NOTICES sarSpectals will Positively not be inserted id In advance ogs Bank Is new prepared to make loans on Omahs city Douglas county real estate at current rate of in No commixsion charged 3854 \ "ONEY TO LOAN—The lowest rates of interost ¥l Bemis' Loan Agency, 15th & Douglas. 284-tf M CNEY TO LOAN-—Callat Law otfce of D. L _Thomas, room 8, Creighton Block e, Toom 7 184- tf " Beatty Oaws on chattel %u:h IOlh st. soptl0 Juqnire o soutn side Charles St. e aud Jonen 44020 W oung wan 15 t0 18 years of ngo an clerk in retail store. Apply at one 01222 Doug:- LA st Kefcrencensquired. rom northwist cor, Burt and 20 b stract 46224 W. M. YA WWANTED=A good ovnvasier to travel in Tows ad Dakota, Must have knowledge of the Ser- al Boak Crads Cal a block, C uncil Blufls, Towa. "\"WTF".\"_\ i Apply girl, 3. strowt, near Gi roons and Than o wedi~t 10 il fig. e otfice 1 ail room between ol M. T. Putrick’s, Sauders 4 VAVANTED—Goo girl at the Carey Iiouse, N w comor L th 0 Davenport stree WANTE N 15th and Capitol ave., formerly the Creigh House. h D WA ek WANTED- fwo g reliabls men i i goods o private nuiies. Stady position on. Call 421 South 10th St 444208 DA good girl for general housw 5, small family. “Apply eor. Cajitol One Llock fr: m High 435 248 Wi avenue and Jferson strets. School. and tobaceo bu ax to charaater and ) city tiade pre‘erred 410 W week ployment, wages from §26. o £30, Apply to Henry Jonas, Butte Moutana. it VW ANTED—Threo or toue iiod talory, work. A, P, C.rlson North Platte Ne Wi Tady wgents te scll the best selling of Ladies'and Children's goods ever offer ed. Sales made in every house a4 fast as agents can show the goods. Agents are waking §100 a ronth, \iidross, with stamp, L. U. 3L Co., § South May St., Chi ugo, IN. VW ANTED iy wviie i e or: A naw under garment for Tadien, meds, of sott, flexiblo rubber. Kure protoction to the under wear, when aocensary to be worn. Retails for 8200 a8 fast 04 2gante cip show It. Large profita, A with stamp, **Ladiés' Bundorgarment Manufacturing Co., No 8 May stroet, 766.3m VW ANTED Tnmediately o good girl for genral Kin family of two. Mry. J. M e north of St. Mary's ay AR VW ANTED—A kocd dishwa her at Now Restaurant 1418 Doug'ss St. 418055 \ * ANTED ~tioed German girl to do general hou work at 1813 Webster street. 509 A good joweler in o thriving town, oty Neat) in Northweatern Nebruke Ad 17 Ree office, 35 W Glrl in & tamily of two. Inquire a AN & CO. S104 “'Am ED —-AD UKile L ruu by & practical eugl ner and muchinist. ~Good relerences csn turnished — Address LS. Beooftice. 826 lmf up our half of the sidewalk there would &0 smplo room for pedestrians, but such is not the case. A MERCHANT e POSTOFFICE Changes in Nebraska during the week ending October 20th, 1883—furnished for Tue Bre by Wm. Van Vieck, of the Postoftice Department: Established — Edensburgh, Saunders “ n £D— Good girle tor gowi Apply immediately . 10th 8t Nu. mll oo l silies. Best employment o bulun tl VW ANTED—6ix g20d conb makers. Bost of pricse paid VRANK 3. RAMGE, 8 "SITUATIONS WANTED. e e ey OREAf ENC SH RINIIY. Cures pstars Debilty A GryiTaL LOSS %2\ OF MANLY VIGOR, Spermatorr- W te., whon all ‘other rome- A dies’ tail| A cure guaranteed. QY #1.50 a bottle, larce mun. fout times the quantity, 8. prom to any adires soit by all druggists. ENGLISH MEDI- CAL INSTITUTE, Proprictors, 718 Olive Stret, 81, Louis, Mo. “1 Rave sold Sir Astley Cooper's Vital Restorats or years. Every customer spoaks highly of It. Infants and Children Withont Morphine or Nareotin anheaitatinglyendorne it an n remedy of true merit Feb.1 1888 0. F. GoobuAN, Drugyist. A vi8.m&e-eodly What gives our Children Whiat Cures thelr fevers, makea. then sleept "Tis_Cnstoria. ¥hen Bable tret, and ery by turn munue.“duim‘ir:m GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, BAKER'S Breakist Gocoa. But_Casto: What quickly eres Constipation, Warranted abselutely pur? mswmn’é'h Colds, lmflauna Coeon, from which tha cxcoss o But Castorin, Farewell then to Morphine 8 Castor Oll and Paregoric, ang T Hall Onstorin. R ) Centaur Liniment.—Anabe solute oure for Rheumatism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &o., and an instantaneous Pain.reliever. Oil lian been remo Tt has three timey the strength of Cocon mixed with § Arrowroot or Bugar, and s therufore far moro ceonomi- cal. It i deliclous, nourishing, strengthening, casily digested, and admirably adapted for (nvalids us well as for persons in health, Bold by Grocers everywhers. SIX-EUH]] SPU[]L EUTT[]N IS ENTIRELY The Product of American Industry ! PRONOUNCED BY EXPERTS TO BE THE BEST THREAD IN THE WORLD FOR HAND AND MACHINE SEWING. Full assortment constantly on Hand and for sale by VN TANTED - Steady situation,at cuce, by firat.clasa care tivner that don't drink, of this office Addiss “Taner, mlscn.uw OU<_/ANTS NFORMATION WANTED—Of F a boy 12 yearn old, sma the 1560 inst. I8 1< sup, osed that he o the U, P, road. 1w lightl, d essed, brow what Worn suit, a blac < hat and low <hoes formation f hid whe ceived by the porents, ank Istatue who l*uu SALE OR EXCHA | I dwellings corner_of 11th " Nine lots in south Omaha. Alwo 160 acros of land noar Sautou, Nebraska, and bullding and_ stook of clothing No.'801 Tenth street. Will exchange for ka farm lands, Furthor particulars at Geo. H. Petorson’s Clothiug Storo, 504 Tenth street. 1 iot aud throe J Paciflo atroets. Any i e will be thunktully re Ir s JABL¥CINI 456981 1310 Williams ~treet, Gmaha, N Wt I SCELLANEUUS, —e el P — -One red and whito milch cow ahou VW ANTED- Partner in fiestclass business. 1 uly |1 ¥ ven \enrs oid leather taurou d neok. Suit- pital required. Adress “Raymond,” wble reward off red. W. A L. G bbon 24th and Far. 8 " | nam orat Paxton and G 11 gher 4625 RAVED OR mare hrand. Le given it retur, JTRAYED Boe uffice. W ANTED- 8 and stove e A Ovear old buckekin "on hip. Liberal reward will dto N. W. corner 18th unit Izard. 445 20° W ANTED &, rivate fa Addresy, stating man wants board and first-claa re'c e Bev offi . t book containing different 1o the owner. Reward will eturaing same to City Hotel. EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND cmumon ALIST, 803 Tenth street, betweon Farnam and Har ney, will, with the aid of guardiau spirits, obtala fo acy ‘one & gl 1 past and present, and o t cortaln e<nditiony in ¢ 2> niand Sn VY ANTED-—To hire shorse for few monthw, light work. D. B. Boemor corner §th and Howard. EE FOR RENT--Houses and Lota. Iy furn'shed hall rooms, with or 451-29 OR RENT—N without hoard, 1613 I)mlgu stret. Fm A furnished room on flest | Dose N, W. cor. 17th and Douglas. 48 PROPOSALS FOR GRAIN. Headquuters Departmont of the Platte. } l\ou RENT— Furnlshed rooms at 1014 Webster s 11 Qu rterma ctober £3d, ©ipli at ont parlor nicely furnished for one :;thn tothe §15 per month, Six 1 1icke reet Car, Referenc: re- o 2 3% 1ons, will be of Opera He ume quir'd Addrems DO RENT—A furn el dwelling o rner Howard and 1ith. V. Rent30. per month, G. W Un o Pacif: 180,00+ owix Corn and 50,009 pounds Oata, Contracts will be wade for these quant tivs subject to ne caw of fiity per centum x dinanation of fifty Jor centum, Tic KLY, turnished roomudo rentin v Calderwoo ', 1618 Calitor i e Preicrence will be given 1o ariicles of domestio Lasge unturnished Lasement tieor to let g1 | 1 TOUuCton, tion of pie und quaity being Dod, 409-201 anl &uch pre ference wil be g ven to articles of i rican proiuction ) riduced o' the Paiflo const vicetle e ) Tishe B por For full jarticulars a8 to Mdding. Danks f itee can e o tain F INT—Large furnished front 1o m with hay TR o R /ard, 1718 Do_go street. 36 -28§ ) QAT ‘lifornia, furn shed ro or without bourd. s with 0t OR R Furnished or unfurnishad rooms with or without board near Strect cars, £617 Charles Street. 3 DOK RENTTwo smiall houses by Pau son AREY 1 e Sotr 770 LET—Furiished rosms with board 1808 Cali- NEBRASK'S GREAT SHOM. OR- dors ¢ toro in K on Sau Good location for grocery sto treot. luwhnrnhupd\. Inquire at Peoples Bank, llndl 2011 ];uu RE :‘. \\un;ur;‘-l.mud'rm X ..m;hiiu;..a h & =¢ |Omaha Fair Grounds Saturday, Oct, 27th. Afternoon Performance only, com- mencing at 2 o'clock. —THE— — Win Wast shop. OR RENT FORD & 801 ast wide 14th wtreet, botween T stroots. RE Piorce St. Good 3 Four ch o lots on time, 217 N, 1A - ). T, A pair of 0 its s e or delivery wag ",‘"~‘““ Buffilo BIL Nr, Carver. A g vt s or g vnp. | Buffalo Bill. — Dr. Carver. | Buffalo Bill. Dr. Carver. a bargain, loquire LRI s Performers. [OR BAL o house, full lot, Salnn's revfovmers. TR e b Tark e Performe s. . sreet car - SHRIVER & BELL, Performers. “'-:‘J.‘.‘":,m"i&u“"”"'"‘J.?-l’x‘.’i‘.i",‘nil‘..“’ Indians. Cowboys. l“ziluus Ciioay, oie entiva T | Indians. Cowb(?ys. worth, RII subdiv de. 3 A- KoL 1N%s room 2 | Scouts. Mexicans. Oniahi Natioual Bank. | Scouts. Mexicans, oL SALE store nmmm, 0. 1111 Douglus St lot 22x182, Price §0.000, Terms easy exd of Wild Buffal URLAU. Herd of Mountain E k, Herd of Texas Steers, Over 100 Indian Horwes. Fo SALE—Ome Mansard show owse in first - fuss order. | Inquire of J. W. Bell, drugglst. 41928 | Mexican Mules, Burrors and Broncho Indian Ponies, Bucking Horses, Etc., The Great Western Camp Scone. INDIAN RAC BUFFALO CHARING, | INDIAN FIGHTING, = BUFFALO CAPTURING, | INUIAN WAR DANCES. BUFFALO RIDING Tho grand Indian Buffalo Hunt The Wild Texas Steer Capture. The wonderful Poney Expross Rider. The Lassoing of the Wiid Bison THE DEADWOOD COACH ATTACK 35 head horses, wagons, bugxies and blen for rent ab Kuily rant stalle, DERWIN. a1 Touse 8 rooms, one-half lot, faciiy and Cass. $2,600, $050 h 500, Bargains, LOUNSBURY & MARTIN, ~OR SALE CHEAP —Fine Grey Hounds. Inquire A Thrilling aud Realistic Spectacle. o A tdont'e Mackaniith shop, 13th and | CAPT. BOGARDUS, MAJOR FRANK NORTH Leaveuworth streots. 23341 C. B GARLUS, MAJUK FRANa NOKTH TAYLOR, the King of the Cowboys private 3 | VW ANTED -Siuation by fratelass cxpericnc od | cuachiman, (colored). ~ Buxt of references i\ o WANED Situstion by competent g tamily 07 N. 17th St " county, John P. Nyquist, P. M Apply Frauk Hall, 504 East Broadway, Conncll Bluffs. si-25) OR 3. Two portable boll.rs, 10horw o ‘A:f““ E=-Twe partable balloes, [Dhorae pawer TIAG LAWSON. the Wotertul cassa Thiower ) %18 Bouth , and bis tamons Indian family Brs N, Hero of the Deadwood Massacre. NOK SALE—Good busines chaiices ot 217 N. 1088 STREET PARADE IN THY, MORNING. A J. L MARBLE. Startling Sensations, witnessed by Sixty Thousand people in b ring multitudes everywhere. ADMISSION, 60 CENTS. | CHILDREN 25 CENTS. ADMISSION, 60 CENTS. | CHILDREN 25 CENTS. o | garGates openat 12 M. Performance s . M. 48 VR BALE—At a bargain, s il Moslar. Baheann aud Co's fire prood sale. Loquire ek this office