Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 28, 1883, Page 8

g % THE DAILY BEE. OMAHA. WALER ) Pva s v FAEAEY e wi e THE DAILY BEE-UMAHA, WESDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1883, —_— CITY COUNCIL. Qniet Session with Considerable Ron- suggesting thatthe proposed grade would be injurious to the eity, as it wonld in- creats the decline, already quite steep, and urging that a uniform grade be maintained from Fifteenth to Sixteenth atreots as mnow practically established. BITTERS AS A BEVERAGE. Persons Who sl Liqnors, Under the train for the east, followed by the kind- et wishes of an almost innumerable | number of friends, The Bre extonds its congratulations and hopos that the future of this now happy couple may never be dimmed by D — ——————— __————— ] tine Basiness, Wednosdayflorning, Nov, 28. More than tha Usual Amount o The Weather. For tho upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys, colder partly weather, light snow in pxtreme northern portions, higher barometer, variable winds shift ing to northerly. —_——————— Regular and Miscellancous Work, : ere present except Leeder, Bpecial Meeting of the State Alliance A spocial meeting of tho Farmers'State Alliance will be held at Kearney, Neb., on Wednesday and Thureday, Jan. 16 and 17, 1884, All alliances which have at any time been organized in this state are earnastly requested to send delegatos %o this meeting, and all auti-monopolists of the state are oordially invited to at- tond. No pains will be sparad to make the meeting entertaining and instructive. A programme of proceedings will svon b sent to all alliances, giving names of spoakers, subjects and all particulars All officers of alliances are requested to &eo that meetings are called and arrange- ments made to send delegates, W State papers, please copy. P. B. Rey~NoLDs, Pires't State Alliance. J. Borrows, Seo. ad interim, S —— LOCAL BREVITIES. peused with, PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS, From the mayor: of the current official year. Referred. From the Waterworks company: No- tifying the council that certain hydrants ordered are completed and ready for use. Referred. & From Jacob Houck, city draughtsman: Asking for a leave of absence for two weeks, on account of ill health, Granted. From D. B. Houck: Calling attention to the large number of crippled horses and mules now being worked in the streots, and suggesting that a special po- licernan be appointed to prevent such oruelty to animals, or that the council advise some other and better means, Filed. Frem Welsham and McEwen: Asking permission to do gradingat the southwest —Barney & Borry skates at Himobaugh & | orner of Iackson and Ninth streets at Taylor's. 19e0d-1n | their own expense, to bring the street at —Himebanth & Taylor, Omahs, sell Buftalo | th8¢ Boint to grade, Granted. U. 8. Stavdar] cale, Write for pricos, n8tm | The bill of J. J. O'Connor for ser- will | vices in furnishing abatract of real estats, ownod by the city, 8200, was al- ~~The emotional astrow, Jane Coombs, play in Omaha Fil la7 aud Saturday nights of this week. owed —A hub aad bab hose cart race is announced | From Jerome O. Pentzel, elerk of the to take placs this aftornoon, at the Council | police court: Requesting six weeks' Bluffs driving park, bstwean the Bluff City | leave of absence, with pay, to ta'e me $eam and Thurston company. cal troatment for injuries received while —Quito a sensation was created on the|in the fire uepartment. Granted. @ireots yostorday by the appoarance of areal | Jerom [, J, Rheem and others: Ask- live dudo. 1t was ouly an_ advertiing agent i, for tho ‘Taying of water pipes and for F ’s “‘Friendly Tip"” o Ao oA A Sl hydrant, or hydrants, on South avonuo —John Dingman, charged with the ombez- 5t albtkin 6 B58; walvad axaminatlon tn/ihe fio- betweon Leavenworth and Pierce streets, lico court yeaterdny morning. He was held [iD accordance with ordinance passed. in tho sum of $200, for which he gave his | Referred. 5 own recoguizanoe, From the chairman of the board of —The annual meeting of the Towa State | public works: Presenting final estimates Traveling Men's association, for the election | of work done by Hugh Murphy & Co. of officers for tho ensuing yoar, will bo hold at oy St Mary’s avenue sewer extension, tho Aborn house, Dew oinos, Towa, Satur- | g4 076 40 und by Morris Morrison, on day, Decomber 1, 1883; at 7:30 p. m. A full ; : grading of south Thirteenth street, $8,- attendance is earaestly rquested. 042,81, Approved. My —The ladies living next to Win. Gentle-| "y, ) Gustave Beneke: Transmittin man's grocery, whero the firo ocourred Mon-| oh ol for $13 for damage done by e day evening, called at Titi Bek office yester- |,y an jron apron on Douglas and Tenth day aftoroooy, to say that no lamp oxpluded | gtroets, by August Martz. Referred. dn their part of the howse. Not any of their| T'rom A. Kountze and others. Pro- 1amps was broken, and the fire could not have | testing against the placing of scales in- originated in their apartments. sido of the curb line on Thirteenth and -Officer Knight arrested at tho depot yes- | Other streets, and suggesting that such torday merniog & man who was well dressed improvements wight atfect the collection but very drunk. The man arrested had inhis| °f taxes. Referred to the city marshal, {messlin ssullln toney,. & oheck for $5L0, with instructions to move such scales. and a gold watoh and chain, Ho was taken RESOLUTIONS, tojail. Hohad come over from tho other| By Behm: That the contractors be aido on the 10:43 dummy Later in the after. | instructed to roplace all sidewalks taken noon he was brought into the police court and | UP b them which were i tho original Qirged with dlautbing the peach; - He was u"{;;‘nflfx‘;hn::‘-iul:ti:flhfing permission to L0 A pees wrh ho pald. John A. Horbuch to have curbing and —Rov, Browne will hold meetings in the | guttering done on the east side of Seven- Baptist ohurch every night this week at 7:30. | teenth street on front of his residence, at Biblo readiogs Tucaday, Wednosday and Fri- [ his own expeuso. Adopted: day afternooas at 3 o'clock. All are cordially | By Hascall: That lYla depth t« which Invited, city lots should be charged and assessed with the one-half cost of grading, shall —3°m° hfl' el l;b:"d";' l"‘:":‘ | beand is hereby s/l aatals usually unhealthy winter and & 1y that malaria | i oq gt tho rear line of the lots front- will run ramon 1t on aocount of o much uew | {0 on \ho part of the street or avenue earth having bsen turned over this summer | yrqded, excopt when lots extend from and fall in our streeta. street graded to street parallol therewith, At thoregulae seoting of Nebraskn Lodgo | I Which cano tho said dopth shall bu to Mo e aduain) i | the middle of said lots, and in- all casen ning, an eloction of oficers will bo held and | "1ere lots do not front, but side along ouw.r TnBoranh (butluees beaanobed, BUAL the street or avenue graded, then to the > depth of 132 feet or to the alley or cen- members are requestod to bo in attendance. or of block in which said lots may be lo- ~There were two cases of disturbance of | cated, as the case may be. without refer- the peace in police court yestorday. The |ence to the way said lots may happen to conventional 85 and dressing was asked, One | bo platted, or appear by the geuerally of tho boys had the wherewith and the other | recvgnized maps of the city. ~Adopter, e A R S By Anderson: That the city engineer ; not pegs for curb line on both sides of —The proporty-owners on St. Mary's ave- | §)ornun avenue from kzard street to the nue held » moeting Monday at the office| gity limits, said stakes to be not more of Warren Switzlor, Esq., to consider the | than sixty feet apart. Lost. mattor of improvemsnts, 1t was decided to By Anderson: That the sidewalk on pave the avenue with stone, and the project|south side of Chicago street, betwoen .of a storm and domestio sower was looked up- | Twenty-first and Twenty-second, be put on with favor, in good repuir. Referred. . Several sidewalk resolutions were read ~Mr, J, 8. Cameron, travelling agent for|,1q yeferred. the American Sewing Machine company, will, | By Bohm: Instructing the city engi- on Docember 1st. 1853, resign his position with | neer to being in a sidewalk resolution to that company and acoept » position with A. [cover all of that part of the city of Hospe, jr., 1600 Dodge strect, where he will | Omaha that has been graded this year. tako full charge of the musical department,will [ Roferred. wall planos, organs and a full line of musical| The contract and bond of Wm. Mack rotall shroughout | And Jumes Fox for paving alleys in ik Filenle 809 U | ey distriots Nos. 26, 20 and 28, were approved. ~—One of the morning papers speaks of &} “Rrom Geo, 1. Stratman and others: newspaper man from OChicago having been | Agking that the grade be established on robbed by & woman in this city Monday of [ Division street from Cuming to Indiana §25, There certalnly must be some mistake|avenue. Granted. about this item, for who ever heard of a news- REPORT OF COMMITTEES. paper man having 825 all at ouce, and fooling| ., liciary: Avproving of payment, around a fust wooman, too. Preposterous! it| ooyty and interest, in favor of Omaha corpalnly cannot be true, National bauk, amounting to §7,037,37, —Castle's Colobrition gave a vory pleasing | Adopted. i Judiciary: Recommending that $23.63 wpanm) o e 2 AGKIRY ot nlght. | “es illogally collected from Eliis M. satortalameny o varioby order, | gopuhy Lo rofunded. Adopted. but tho mansgoment have adopted the Tony | “gyr, iy aud grades: Instructing the Pastor style and give a ‘‘high-up” show. The| ;iry engineer to draw an ordinance for slack wire walking by *‘Antonio” was excel: | goystructing storm water sewer on Far- fent, while the dancing of all parties was far | nam atroot, in accordance with the peti- superior to what is generally seen. Mabel|tion of James Creighton apd others. Gray, the sparrer, is a genulne female John [ Adopted. i L. Sullivan, and knooke! her man out in five| Same: Recommending the establish- ds. The eveulng's eutertainment closed | MENt of a uniform curb line on the east uid weat side of Baundars street. Ll et it e aatre" | Kame: Recommending al woek. aprons. Adopted. —~The Chicas~ papers say that Ferguson, wiuo appesi- . the Opera honse Thanks. giviog, matines wad night as the “‘Dude,” is the finest comediau ia his line on the Ameri. cen stage. streot to full legal width, Adopted fuvor of paving streot. Adopted. e — Same: Reporting an agreomenit Messrs, Notice. No business will be transacted at the|for safo keeping of public records. follewng local freight offices Thursday, [ Adopted. November 20th, on account of Thauks- giving. Tros. Nouax, AgtU. P.and M. P. R, R. C 0. Buspick, ! C. 81, I M, &0, M. Seorr, B. & M. in Neb, eral small bills, Adopted. wmonth up to date of dismissal, Adopted Rules, forms and printing:, Io fave FOUR BEAUSIFUL CARDS. Owmaha Eveping Dispatch, Adopted, A rogular meoting of the council was held last evening, at which all members The reading of the journal was dis- Appointiog Daniel | Will be surpri 8. Healoy as poundmaster for remainder ing of bill of L T. Longphrey for $638 for iron Same: In favor of opening Cuming Puablic property and improvewent: In ; d‘{mint No. 10, Farnaw Andreen & Valien for a safe to cost $460 Olaims: Fayoring theallowance of sev- Waterworks and sewerage: In favor of exonerating Joff O'Neil, sower inspector, and paying him at the rate of 8120 por transforring the sontract for the city printing from Omaha Daily Usion to Filed. The ordinance submitted in connection ¢ | with the above report was read twice and ita furthor consideration indefinitely post- poned. An ordinance establishing a uniform curb line on the east and weat side of Saunders street was passed. Adjourned. et Never Give U Tf you are suffering with low and dapressed spirits, lows of appetite, genoral debility, dis- ordered blood, weak constitution, headache, or any disease of a bilious nature, by all means provure a bottle of Electric Bitters. You d to seo the rapid improvement that will follow; you will beins) -inul with new life; strength and activity ui{l returs and misery will cease, and henceforth rejoice in the in the praise of Electr Sold at fifty cents: & bottle by O. F. man pain A PAINFUL ACCIDENT. A Brakeman Struck in the Facé by a Coupling-rin and Severely Injured. An unusual mishap in the way of a rail- road accident occured at the transfer on the other side, about 10 e’clock yester- day morning. It was the severe injury of a railroad man by being struck in the nce with a coupling-pin, with which ho had just made a coupling. John Fenton, a brakeman, had just coupled two sections of a freight train. The coupling was made all right. As he stepped back, the engineer “‘took up the slack” as the railroad men say. The coupling-pin flew out from its place, and struck Fenton with full force just under the eye. ~His face was badly cut, a gash three or four inches long being made. While a painful wound was inflicted, the injured man has reason to consider him- solf fortunate that it was not: worse, or that his eyesight was not destroyed. It was a natrow escape. It is not often Name of Bitters, Must Pay a License, the adversities and sorrows of life. m— PELBONAL, An Important Test Case In the United Gieo, Griffin left yesterday afternoon for States Distriot Court. . Councllman Dunham retarned from a tri M wost yestorday. For some time past there have, in | %ot yesterday . various partsof Nebraska, been a great| J: O Caine, delegate from, arious kinds of “bitters, " | M0d by his wife, prased thro many salos of various kinds of “bitters. ke V6 WIHIBE, Somo of these so-called bitters had been cortified to by the commissioner of in- Chas, W, Millard, Ed. Mitchell, of Linsoln, ix at the Millard. J. A. Bowen, of Ashland, is a Millard ar riva ternal revenue as being med.icinal prep- arations, Some were sold for medicinal purposes and some for boverages, Some of those preparations of the medicinal character were sold in drug stores as a boverago. Many of theso numerous kinds of bitters—among the number be- ing Fletcher's, Hostotter's,fSt. Jacobs, Tolu Rock and Rye, Reed's Gilt-Edge Tonic, ete.—have failed to conform to the formula deposited with the commis- ioner of internal revenue, who recently issued a circular to all United States dis- triot attorneys, calling their attention to these facts, and urging the prosecution of any one selling any ot these com- pounds, composed largely of aloohol, purely as a beverage. A test matter was tried.in States court yesterday, the defendant |lard. being John A. Fedowa, who was report-| J. W. Cramer, of Hostings, is at the Pax- ed by John Steen, députy collector of in- | ton, ternal revenue. The case was prosecuted by United States District Attorney Lamb- |, ertson. The object of the trial was to | ™ seo whother any person could sell Flet | 8. T. Luing, of North Platte, is at the Pax- chor's or Hostotters bitters without firat | ton. paying special taxes as required of rotail | 5 G, ytaenor, of Kearney, is at tho Mik liquor dealers. 158, The evidence showed that Fedewn had | : ! been selling those liquors as a beverage | N.W. Wells, of Schuyler, is at the Mil- lard, at a refreshment !gmd at the National hotel in Lincoln, at 10 cents adrink, | O, F. Shedd, of Pairfield, s a Paxton house Ruokt, Chaw. Kroll, of Brownrille, Milfard. ton. Paxton, ton arri hospital; Lincoln, s at the Paxtos. “Friondly Tip" company, srrived firthe city yesterday. E. V. Clark, of Gieneva, s at the Millard, A. Crawiord, of Seward, s at the Paxton. the United | ¢, . Baboock, of Lincoln, is at the Mil- James McWade, of Hastings, is at the Pax- that a man is hurt in this wity, yot such accidents, aro likely to occur. Fonton is & young man. Ho lives in Omaha. He was immediately cared for, and at last accounts was gotting along very well, although suffering great pain. LTI PATRICK EGAN. The Ex-Treasurer of the Irish Leagne In Omala. Land Mr. Patrick Ezan, the well-known agitator and ex-treasurer of the Irish land league, arrived in the citylast even- ng and is stopping at the Millard. Mr. Egan is now in business at Lincoln. About two months sgo he took out papers declaring his intention of becom- ing an American citizen. When Mr. Egan made his first visit to America, less than a yoar ago, he was favorably impressed with Nebraska. After his re- turn to Ireland, he closed up his business affairs and prepared to remove to. the United States. He made full settlement with the land league and in a short time embarked for this country. - He came to Lincoln, where he has located and gore into the grain business. He has gone out of politics, and does not expect to figure in public life in this country, He 81in Omaha on a business trip. R A Great Discovery. That is daily bringing joy to ths homes of thousards by saving many of their dear ones from an early grave, Truly is Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Loss of Voice, Tickling in tho Throat, Pain 1 Sida and Chest, or any disease of the Throat and Liings, » powitive oure. Guaranteed. Trinl Bottles free at €. ¥, Goodman's Drug Store, Lureo size $1.00 there })ein;: twelve drinka in a bottle, and upon his own testimony, it was shown 3 : i {at o had sold botiween ono hundred | J: R- Van Buskirk, of Aurora, ia ut tho and two hundred bottles within a year | Paxton. without paying any government or ‘city | A. A, Abbott, of Grand Fsland, is at the license, It was also shown that the Li- |Paxton. quor was of a similar character and of an apparent proof of 26 per cent, while the real proof was perhaps 46 or 50 per cent of spiri Paxton, The court instructed the jury briefly, | Paston. ’ that if. the bitters in question were sold | W. Rt. Kelly aud wife of Lixcoln, are at the a8 a beverage, even if made up asa medi- | Paxton, cine but of an.intoxicating eharacter, and not sold in a drug store, but sold as Yiquors are usually sold, it was due to the honest liquor dealers who paid taxes, that persons selling these compounds be re- quired to pay special faxes as required of retail dealers; and it made no difference where tho liquor was sold or by whom, or in what place, providing the liquor was #0ld as a beverage and was iutoxicating in its character. The jury, after being out two hours, returned a verdictof guilty on the socond count, the first count having been dis- missed. Judge Dundy reserved sentence. OTHER €ASES, 1 ban Town, The ease of Bartlett vs. Ballou, a suit - to recover on an account, was decided yesterday The plaintiff got a verdict for $3,610.15. Edward @'Deal, of Dakota county, pleaded guilty to selling liquor without government license. He was fined $20 and coats, In the afternoon the court was occu- pied with the case of the Moline Plow Co. vs. John E. Adams et al., a suit for the recovery of $800, R. D. Walshand wife, of Freniont, are at the Millard. Mr. E. R. McConaughy, quite an extensive Famber merchant at Stromsburg, was in the city for a shart time yesterday. Michael Loe, for some time head yorter at the Millard hotel, has resigned his position and has embarked in the grocery business on hisown hook. A e — SARATOGA DOINGS: The Union sunday echool had the pleasure of a visit from Rev. J. I Stew- ard, of Hastings, the state superintend- ens of Congregational schools, who was greeted by one of the largest audiences in the history of the school. Rev. Steward is a clear concise speaker.and a.very pleas- ant gentleman whom we shall always be glad to meet. During his stay in Sara- toga he was the guest of Mr. and Mazs. F. M. Smith. Mr. S. H, Br water, of Grand Tsland, formally a Saratoga boy, is the guest of the well known market gardeners, Tous- ley brothers. Miss Jennie Patrick roturned last evening from Blair, where she hae been on a short visit, i MILEARD-BARTON, dding at the Milihed Hotel, A Brilliant Yosterday wt exactly 12o’clock ocourred the wedding of Mr. W. B Millard and THE WATER WORKS. Another Pump to be Added io the Equipmont, J. D. Oook, of Toledo, consulting en- gineor of the Omaha water works, is in the city on business conuected with the duty test of tho new pump, and the puz- chase of & low pressure pump to.pump water from the river to tho settling basins. The representatives of the Holly the Knowles pump, the E. P. i Co.'s pump, and other pumps,are in the city to learn the decision of the water works company, the bids having ben sent in gome time ago. The eom- pany held a meeting to discuss the mat- ter last evening, and will probably aake the selection and award the contract to- dav. Mr. Cook suys that the new Gas- koll punp is working finely, and is doing all that was expected of it. —— Rucklen's Arnica Salve, ' ‘The greatest medical wonder of the woud. Warrated to speodily curo Burs, Outs, Ul. ocers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chifblains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped hands wnd all skin eruptions, guaranteed to oure in av-;yohuunu, or woney refunded, 25 cents or box A SPLENDID GUN Made by the Wincaester Arms Com- pany for a North Platte Mao, Whon Mr. A. G. MoAusland, the agent, of the Winchester Repeating Arms com- pany was in Omaha about a month ago, he received from Colline & Petty, the agonts in this part of the west for that company, an order for a fine 32 calibre Winchestor rifle, patent of 1873, for W, H Tucker, of North Platte, Nebraska, Mr. McAusland Monday arrived in Omaha witn the gun and turned it over to Collins & Potty. 1t is certainly one of the handsomest ritles ever made in this country, It is silver-plated, with gold trimmings, is handsomely engraved, and bas all the late improvements. Ihe cost was $100. e ——— r ze, An alarm was turned in from box b4 about ten o'clock yesterday and was prompuly responded to by thefire depart- ment, It was occasioned by a blaze be- ing discovered in a small barn belonging to A, Burmeister. It was but a small f| thing. aud was extinguished by a coupla of pails of water before the department Miss Frances Barton, in the east parlors of the Millard hotel: It was, without doubt, one of the most brilliant weddiugs which has taken plase in this city in several years. About forty guosts were in attondance, being the most intimate friends. of the contracting parties. The east parlors, in which the: com- pany assembled, were profusely deco- rated with cat flowers, house plants and palm treos, most of which were procured in Chicago. The floral decorations were, withal, the most elnborate ever shown in this city, andtho atmosphore of the rooms was heavily laden with tho sweotest of perfumery. In the main parlor, whare the cere- mony was. performed, the decorations were the most marked. In the southeast corner of the room there was suspended from the cetling an umbrella about three feet in diameter, woven from orange blossoms and white roses. And perched upon the top, just looking over the edge, was a beautitul white dowe. Upon the wall, facing the bride and groom was a bow and arrow of orange blossoms. DIED, The room was lighted by gas and six | PHELPS—In i city November 27, at 2 a. candles in gold candlesticks, which sat upon the mantle piece. 8 months, A At precisoly 12 o’clock, the bridal party | Funeral to-day, Nov. 24, at 2°p. m., entered the room and the contracting | from the residamce of hixsen-in-law, Dr, C, H. parties advanced and took their places | Paul, No 2,006 Bunt strees. Friends of tke immediately under the umbrolla of flow- | fsmily are invited. ers, and facing Bishop Clarkson, who — proceeded to perforia the ceremony after the solomn and imposing ritual of the Episcopal church. L Attor the knot had been tied and the happy couple had received the congratu- lations of their assembled. friends, the party rotired to the ordinary, where a sumptuous feast had been spread. Words almost fail to deseribe the grandour of this apartment as it was filled with its hanasomely-decorated tables. In the center of the room was the large table, in the center of which had beow arranged & winiature lake of glass, on which were steamers and other vessels. The shores woro lined with precious stones, and across the center of the lake was con- structed, of sugar, a tiny suspension bridge. The etfect upon the whole table and room was beautiful. It is impossible at this late hour to describe the richness of the menu. Suffice it to say that all that money could buy and skill produce was there in abundance. The bride was dressed ina dress of white velvet, beautifully trimmed and ornamented, while the groom wore the usual suit of black, The groom is of the well known com- mission tirm of Millard & Peck, and , the Mr. David Willard and wife, of Ft. Madison, Towa, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ¥, M. Smith. Mpys, C. D. Brewster,,of Grand: lsland, is the guest of Mrs. James H. Kyner, The literary programme of the lycoum Saturday evening was unusually “light, and the creditable features were a recita- tion by Miss Mary (étuenig. President Lowton promised a better programme at the next. The debats on the question, “Resolved, That the telegraph lines should be owned by the government,” was spirited and intevesting. cided as usual, by inaompetent judges, in fuwor, of the side that presented the Joorest argument. Gen, 0. 0. Howasd will address the Union Suuday schosl on Sunday next, at 3p. m, The 8. W. G. $ society will present “Uncle Tom's Cabim,” New Wear's night, at Lyceum hall, for the benafit of the Union Sunday scheol, The ladies’ sowing circle meets this week at Mrs. Grugnig's, om Saturday afternoon. Al intorested wre cordially imvited to attend. €Cuckoo. POWDER arrived. before published. g w‘u“"m“‘ never 5 “; i ORDINANCES, ~A party of colored serinaders were out ciept of 2o stawy to overy reader of the| A communication was received from | lnst eveuing. They saug in the offigo of the Omaa But, Address Bamuel Carter, | tao city engineor: Submitting and ordi- | Paston, aud alaa st the Millard, and picked 30 Park Place, New York. me&w-tf usnce for grade of alley in block 118, but | up considerable loose changs in each place. Absolutely Pure. This powder uever varios, A waryel of purl y wtrengh and wholow meuoss. o economicat that linary kinds, +nd cannot b withthe moltisude Phosy Jaders. Bold only in cans. Koyal bak ' Vowiar Ca" i Wai Bireeh Now York. bride is a young lady of long residence and largo acquaintance in this city and an oculogy upon either would be uselcss. The presents, of which there wasa largo number, were ovstly and elegant. The happy couple loft by thuafierneon month's visit with his parents at Lincoln, 111 Ttah, accompa- h the city yes- stops at the R. . Hoadlay, of Brownville iv at the Pax- 13 Jansen, of Fairbury, is stopping at she M. H. Buchanan, of Dorchester, in a Pax- Superintondent Matthowson, of the insane idmund Thurnaer, agent No, 3, of the M. E. Wheeler, of Columabus, is at the o D. H. Wheeler, of Plattsmouth, is at the | L Unusnal Activity in Our Little $abur- B 1t was de- | m., Horuce VK. Phelps, agad 87 yoars and | low test, snort weight wlum o *| Infants and Children p| Withont Morphine or Narcotine, What gives our Children roay cheels, WAL cures their. fevars, mnjcs. ther slaeps g "Tis_Cnstorin When Bables fret, and ery by turns, ‘What cures their colie, kills their worms, hnston, of St Pacl,is at the Iint_Castoria, What quickly cures Conatipation, Bour S Colds, Tndigestion 3 But Castoria. .| Farewell then to Morphine 8; Castor Oil and Paregric, aag Hall Castoria, Y TP XY T T T L —An abe solute oure for' Rheamatism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &o., and an instantancons Pain-reliever. SPECIAL NOTICES. ErSpocials will Posttively not be imserted unless paid in advance. TO LOAN—Money. M [ ONEV 10 LOAN In sums of $600, or mere on long time 4t 83 per cent per annum by . C. & Co., 1404 Farnam t. e ¥ LOANED —On_chattel_security. £ & OV, 1009 Faruam 8t. 634, e lowest ratea of Interest 15th & Douglaa, 23441 RO, By T—Toarding iouse 11 roouas K & Cuse 16528 SHK VER & MELL JOOR, ENT-Hom o and srge bars No. 000 K 18th St and h barn corner 98th #ad Hown d~ta Wi, L. Monroe 6th.nd Do. g 8 St. 836.90" A lnewe Ligely fornlabed frone room potwesn Wobster an. Burt Ste, P27 71040 i;;‘u:n Jron nent Dweliin ADIY 80 dno. W. Bel , e ruggist Fou HENT. hons good Fopalr, rent &2 928204 5 room o ttage 2nd and Harney St 850.771 JOR RENT—Parn shid floor for Tight househoup byt for fatiily without chil en, 1018 Dod, e St. OR QENT - Firnished roome an the . 18'h and Capsolavenue, formerly C use For RENT—Very et ALS, W, cor Capltol see and 15th droc l“mi RENTNew o ttag, five ron 3. Houes § vouus, 1out - U. P. do, st. J. PHIEPS ROE, o1 271 16123 uth ith street. | Y T—Furnished woma with e without beard, in m private family, 706 noren 164 strect. 88997 oo 840.241 %o enongh wtor stroct, 8ot for two cwpaits, 1014 wo urnished rooye with or withont eorver of 23ed aned Daven, ort. y fumnished 00 ¢h wn 18th St. JUR-RENT —Cott: near 23d and) Olark stroets: $10 per h_ T J. Fitemorris 7th 8t JFOR KENT=: ooms in Nebrasi: Dudlding. Most dusirable offices: i the city. Sup) lied! with hyaraulic elovator anc' heated by stoam._Apply at Bank, 826-t¢ {UR LRASE—Four cholee lota on 20th 8t, long time,217 N, 16th St. J. L. Marblo. 268 {OR RENT—New storo s Toft's block on Sau dors street. Good lsestion for grocary store, tutcher shop ete. [nquire at Peoples Barh, Dodge 8t 201.¢1 Callat Law oftice of D. L. om 8, Creiichton Block. catty onns on chattey soptio Nono j eod ¢p N. B. FALCONER. WASIED- A lia £ at the store, 10th trect. Par s an' Mil o7l NTED-—For Hart and Row'se's Standard Com or capalie of play ing ama | parts’ et tor hund and chestra, must have instruu Add-e 8 st ting sadary. " HART & ROWLE® Standard Cou ody Co., Daviid Clty Neb. 976 20§ VWANTED—Go d canvassers witis n smal capital whoars competent & hire agvats to sell our Christmas Books—t - ¢ host selling books in the coun- . ko charge of tea oF Moro_coun- ) to 83 0 beore hristuins, xpofe d for terms. Large CASSELL & COMMRNY, Limited, 822 Broa , New Yor. [ 91528 ENT—Residencos and store buildings. BED- FORD & SOUER, Real Estate Agency: Oftiow east sldo 14th strect, betweon Farnam and Douglag stroots. 084 FOR BALE, ey OR RE )R RENT—House of 8 rooma & kitchen har well ard wll modorn convamien- umming street. T quire at G. Vick- JOR SALE cistorn,o con L4th wnd snbnrg 16 h 4 fov age nre RopadeWorks, 1 TOR 8°LE—A well ostabllshe confectior ary wtore, also & lot « £ household furnitury eit gethor or separate. Ing ire 107 nors 16th S 973 13 TOR SALE_Two full Iota, nite 7 room h-use, torn cister " Whrubbors &c. Shll's fin’ acd £ n 28.600 y terma, or will exchage for fazs within 12 miles of Omaa. . © E MAYNE, &C0. 4S tt 1 0L RALE—On long tme, fine reside " in a fow blocks of Street car line. C. K. MAY . —}wm |a EV & C 50 tt H. B. + 8. W, corner 156, and' Farnam. 1 furnitars of oarding house 40-1§ L L" eooffico. 840- WA THD.Second girl, Eaton's Ga fary 120 Far- St 06327 VY ANTED- Pruseman for Gorden prose, ot Gray's Printing.office 211 twel(th St. 90428 VWV ANTED. A soung wmian v do geoersl b work, Appiyat6isS 16 h St. NTED-A few men for outeide vack. C Ouwmuha Stos Repair Wor 8, 108 S 18th St 945-1mo§ 7 ANTED—Gir} for conk and_genera huusework in family. of swo, at Kearney Neb. High wages n. anq-ire 1L« south 10th St., city. 5 JANTF N—200 Jaborers for K. R. work. H. MANNWRILEL, 11th 8t ucar Famam, 947-27¢ YV ANTED-Scueral travellng salesruam who aro thoroughly » guainted with the clothing busi- ness. Noue utiexpirienced men necd apply. Ad- dre:s with 1eferences. L WElL&Co, 925-1 Bt. Jrsepn Mo. | “;\‘N‘l"fib—l\n‘n orienced nurso itk Refe,on- Soareauieed. “Apyly a4 1612 Laveagort siroet. 02-27f VW ANTED-—Adable b s rnd male ibbwashir. nquire o Ji G. Murphy, F1 renceatut-oft, § TED-—-Twonty «ams for wagon work, Wages 50 Inauie of J. C. Murphy, rmm-n_;;u- 527 "_8in Cornico hord-, 6 Tinnas 3 Slat ondy work all year r-und. Irquir ioe Works, 1116 Dougiaa 85 tlo VW ANTED- Gieh for general housework, at 1620 Douglis errest. W —Balcoman for each c 8. 875 nad_expenso-. Goods Send stamp, . LA BELLE MF'G 0, 66618t eody W ANIED—Good girls tor goui e agen Auply immodiato 2y employm nt the cast, one | jen s ng 1o un, Addiess 077-27§ ol to e V A si uation hy an s do-gen. r £ houso wor < at Mrs. Lindgue § 220 St. betw ason, .| 5160 {IOR SALE—Six stores ali zood, .al$o a quality o1 household turniture. Mrs. Kenbedy, 188 Call- fornin 3t 9421m F.q('nnl.s’mfmfi ne. A S roum house, nearly hal lot. on Charlds str et, near King, Termnw, small cash payment, with monthly pa monts. Rent 15 per monthi Call on or address Geo. . nathbun, city, cor. Kiug aud Ohardis Sts. 92 13 Harney nidittordor E &00., 1509 Faruam- TOR SALF—Flogar t litt o piave, srset Ki ohouse, veryth nein o OR SA'E OR EXCHANGE w. 2 located. J 80541 Good livery barn, LOUNSBURY, i6 hand Farnam. 0K S\LE -A fow five acra lots noar the Fulr gr 30d, very cheap. : 8ub tr U E M, , 1600 Farnam. J0R 3ALE—100 to 15 cords «f hard wood, now: heing chopped on “Lowe Fazm" on Cuming St., halt milowost of Military brisge. Wil only. bo sold to one purchaser. BEMIS, Ageaty 1 th and Douclas- streets, 8834 OR BALE Farm 3 miles S.- VA of oity. of $hs. Meyer 6:3 N, 16th S6. & &1 Inquirs 11mi I FORAE=A neatly furnished botel con- stating of 28 rooms for alo in ono of the moss. 7 towna in Easteru Nehroskn. Terms 1cason- thriving abie, reason for selling, poor heslth. BAKN 8, Proprietor Madison Neb. ARE CHANCE—Wo cfler forsalo at 3 burgain.. twe thousanu acres of -lnad in & body, Wil make ® fine stock ranch. Si< wiles from County. Boat of Buone county. Terms.easy. 0O A DAVIS & 00, 15 6 Farnam street. LTI DORBALE —Merchant Talloring business, well -cs- taidished and paying. Good reasons for selling. G." Boo ottice. 633:£1) oK AL borms ouviern Nebraks. LOUNBURY, leul Lstate: Agent, 16th an ond band top b NOR SALE—1te and businoss property 1 w8 parts of Omahs, and._Parm Lands in all parts of ¢! BEDFORD & SOUER, 7 4th §t. bet. Farnam and Douglas. FUR SA vo o . 30190 pwor I ATRIOH, Apply at . FIT ] 21K South 15th Bbrest. "yuk BALE—Good busiaess chiauces at 217 stroot. J LM CTOK SALE— A basygin, & sl vioslor, Bahuan anl Co'sfire proatwade. ~ Inquire at tiis oifica. ' VY AITED.- 2 5 competent dremmaker from New Vork city Apply 623 N, 14th St the &4 VWANTED-—Situstion 40 do work. Addr.ss . L* sewingsndlight houss 96227 £P—Situation by registers! Pn: ork in érag skore_in some wer d Omuha = formed. Fad I bux 166 Ua: W town in Deleask parior d) A firsh elass dressmaker aould lke a few mova Jlucas to sow in wrivao. a1l s Satisfacdon Fuoranteed, Ca 1 ut 1317 Yy oniport St betwoes: 3o and 14t B0 In MISCELLANZOUS WANTS. FOCK OF GOOD { WANTED— wou'd 'tk o buy stock of general pcchandise, o¢ It max be Dr Goods & d_Clothing, or Greoorles, Dry Guods and Koot wnd Shoss. 1 wait 1o buy choap 105 oush. | vant 1o pry abrut 5 awats on th dollar. Address 00 aha B , o, 108" o72-3} 7 ANTED—To exahange citv pooperts or Doughes Courty or Nubeaska Lande, HCAGUE, oppor site Post olfice. 9571 WY ANTED-Partacr with small cap’ al in a fret- 1 Gusa busines.” Addro 8 “Btoue,” Bee otfice 29 TANTED—Toexor ange y reside ne in dastorn Nebraka, ' Avyl o1, W LOUNSBUKY. Realotato sgon, 1618 and Farin i N/ ANTED=Suit of thios rooms, fumished for light housencoping. Address,’ staul g terms. * B ol e, ' FOR RENT--Houses and Lcts. QOR RENT—Furnished roow aud dey board at reanonuble rates, at 1814 Lave part street, b b 158h ano | b 5181 o ntly Furnihed aloove room, [ and cold wab r, fiueet | cation in 1 ciry, ¥ U b expusure, with of withot t Loard N, W. © Riler 13th wnd s 8 011 i bed oo, goatlemen 971 20§ T, 10R RENT—Bed roo v~ nd kit en for light b u - keopiog. partly uralshod, LION 14th St handsomely fu e lor stwo or ath roous conveniouces, 1720 Cap tol ave NT—(Ged room v meu 3338 16th JO hnr Howard. 1 beiwesn Harney nou [ com ettion | [FOK BENT—Gattage 5 rooms, good callar, well #5d 08, Popp eien ave, two biosks east of Park ave., couvenient W sbrect cirs luguire oy prewnises, W8t | Jrom sai—oi e 1. rantition st this ] WISCGLLANEOUS. mo’ BOAMY endlodgsog: 3410 per woek ot the Hirnoy t. R stauray g T OST A canien ook, leathir covar,, marked 47 ute3. om outelda. The flaier vl coiter fa- UF by roturuing.same to Horal | office. 98827 EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AKD CONDITION- ALIBT, 208 Teath sbavct, between Farnam and Far- ney, will, wits the sid of gusrdian spirits, obtal: ing a0y one & glaace of th past and preseat, and the certain condibions in the future. Boots and shoes o Perfect matinfactian guaranteed. IT I8 A FAC? THAT THOUSANDS OF OUR BUSINESS MEN GO TO THEIR OFFICES IN THE MORNING AFT UNEASY NIGHT, OR A LATE DL AND OUT OF HORI ¥ Y G MOVE GEN - AND QUICH INTO Y FIRRE OF THE BYS- N ¥ BY ALL DRUGGISTS, EBEELSCOIN @ Ly P of the b man boly cilungi v, teveioyod aud strengthencd, el I8 wteresting advertscwont long run in reply o niquirics we will ray that v vk humbig wiout this On the eontrary the advertiserd ar very highly endoraal, Insoreatod porsms way gor sowled cirou ars giving b partion s by addressinz Erie Medical « 0. box 61 Buffulo N. V. —{Tuladn Evening wildy DISEASES Of THE EYE & EAR J, T. ARMSTRONG, M. D., | Oculist and Auris 144 Farasun 3 Tect, oppoeite Paxton Hotel, Orua bs Neb, FOPTAR AT v Flawtrie Belt (o, 30 W