Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 28, 1884, Page 8

THE DAILY V;EE---OMAHA, MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1884. THE - Smmtee DAILY BEE. UNDER THE ICE. Another Accidéul ] m Treacherons Hissonri River., Monday Morning, Jan. 28. A Team and Wagon Go Under the Tce Near the O1d Powder House on Saturday Afternoon. LOOAL BREVITIES, There have already been several sorious accidents upon the Missouri river this winter, caused by thé ice giving away. The latest ocourred on Saturday after- noon near the old powder house, and resulted in the loss of A wagon and team, the driver narrowly escaping. A man by the name of Johnson was engaged in hauling ice upon the river, and thinking to make a short cut to the landing, turned his team across a spot from which ice had but recently been taken, and which had not bocome suf- ~The waiting rooms at the Union Pacific <depot are being kalsominod and cleaned. It will add materislly to theie appearance. A poor weman with & family of five chil- dren, complained in police court Satarday of cruelty and nogloct onthe part of her hus- band, for whom a warrant was issusd by Judge TBenecke, ~R. K, Lane, superintendent of the bridge division of the U. P., who has just recovered rom & long and serious illness, is about again nd doing woll. —John . Donnelly, secretary of the Oma- ha Stock Yard company and Ogalatia Cattle and Land company, has opened an office over relative of Abel, busted about two years ago, fairs are in & bad way earned by the agency tb st Meyer isn and ‘chat Abel had Abel's af- It is said that his debts amount ¥, §40,000, and that the gale of the property to Meyer is a fradulent trans? otion to save Abel. It is a clear case of failure at any rate, and the affair v.ill bo aifted to the bottom. Mr. Abe) claims that the transaction was logiticnate and straight, and that any in- vestigation made will reflect to his credit. SNAPPED A NOTE. A Wrathy anén Snaps a Note From a Clerk’s Hands Inthe Office ot the Nebraska and Towa Insurance Company and is Subsequently Arrested. During the noon hour Saturday the of- flico of the Nebraska & lowa Insurance the Omaha savings' bunk. ficiently strong to bear the weight —The annual ball of the A. 0. H. Comot|imposed upon it, and it gave Band will teke place at Cronnse's hall, Fob. way, participating the team and rusry 21st, Washington's birthday eve. A grand time is expected. ~A robbery Is reported aa having occurred on Friday night, at the residence of Mr. I'at Manviog. An overcoat and $100 in cash are the property selocted and carriod off. ! —Lou Warden, a young man well know in QOmaha, where ho resided for a number of yoars, was recently married at Cleveland, Ohio. Hin friends wish him peace and peos- wagon, loaded with ice, into the water, M. Johnson, who was seated upon the wagon at the time, saved himself by jumping. The team and wagon floated under the ice and disappeared. The team was valued at $350, and the loss is & severe one to Mr. Johnson, who depended npon them principally for his support. 'oo much caution can not bo used at this time in driving upon the river. There have been so many gangs of men at work cutling ice, leaving so many places which have not as yet become strong enough to drive upon. ~ It is risky to drive upon any place without firat ex- amining the ice and satisfying yourself that all is safe. IN MEMORIAM. perity. —The bright warm sun of yosterday after- noon bronght ouc the street loafors in largo numbers, who stood upon the corners and stared at the ladies as they crossed the muddy stroots. ~~The regular meeting of the Trish Liberal league will bo held at their hall on Douglas stroet this evening. A good attendance ia desired, as business of importance {5 to bo teansacted. —Nolan, who attainted such notoriety a ‘woek ago by his unsavory bouduct in Nerth ‘Omaha, hias not been seen since, and it Ia thought that he is enjoying the breezos of lake Michigan. \ ~—The habeas corpus suit in the MoCarty case has not yet been bogun and seomns likely not to be, It is understood that the judgo will grant no more errors excopt for error in the proceedings of the court. —Capt. Rawles with his battery of the Fifth artillery from Fort Omalia, were out for exerclse Fridny and passed through tho city. Tha martial appearance of the men and the fine condition of the horses and guns elic- ited great admiration. —The county commissioners on Thursday 1ast adopted a resolution by which the care of the poor and everything connected therewith is transfersed from Mr. Corliss to Mr, L. M. Diercs, superintendent of the poor farm. Memory of Dr. G. F. Stelling, As had been previously announced, services were held in Boyd’s opera house last night, in memory of Rev. G. F. Btelling, deceased. There was a large congregation pres- ent to do honor to the memory of the departed pastor. The opera hsuse was trimmed in black, as was also the chair in which he was wont to sit and the pulpit from which he preached. The se! s throughout were of a most fitting character, and many were the loving tributes paid to him whom all loved and respected. Following 1s the PROGRAMME, Heard a Voico from Choir company witnessed quite a lively scene. An old Irish lady by the name of Kelly, who resides a few miles from town, went into the insurance office and stated that she desired to pay a note which the company held against her. THE EMMETT'S ANNUAL, Meaning the 1Ufilflnnlvcrsarv of the Birth of Their Martyr Patron, It Will Take Place in Boyd's Opera House, Tuesday, March 4th, When A year ago the members of the Emmet Monument association broke away from their old-time custom of cele- brating the anniversary of the birth of Robert Emmet in their meeting hall, and engaged Boyd's opera house for the event, it was a step that reflected credit upon the organization. From a free entertain- ment in & small hall, to a paid celebration on a grand and befitting scale was a de- cided move in advanco. But they suc- ceoded in gathering an audience large in number, and one that spoke nothing but words of the highest praise of a succoss- ful and meritorious affair, This year they are determined to even outdo thelast. An active and energetic committee has been at work for a number of woeks past, and from what Tur Bre oan loarn of the programme, nearly The note was produced by one of the two clerks who were in the office at the time, and the old lady took hold of one end while the clerk held the other end of the piece of paper. The note called for §13%, while the old lady declared that she had only signed a 2100 note. During the argument which followed the old lady snatched the note and put it in her pocket and refused to give it up. Sho could not be persunded to disgorge, and Officer Sigwart was called in. At the same time a friend of the woman came in and advised her to give up the paper, which she finally did, although very reluctantly. Upon the street she told a story which Services Held'at the Opera House in [ way to the effect that an agent of the | brilliant of Irishmen. Towa and Nobraska Insurance company had come to her house in the country, and that she had signed a note for 8100, which had since been raised to $135. She was very loud in her denunciations of the company, and declared that she would bring suit against them. ——— PERSONAL, ¥. B, Knight has rosigned his position with the telophone company, and is now general agent of and partuerof the Palmer Wire company, of Now York clty. W. N. Crane, of Chicago, general westorn manager of the Equitablo Lifo Assurance so- cioty, of New York, iuin the city, introduc- fngto his frionds Mr, Dallas St, Clair, who bas just been appointed general agent for Ne- braska, with headquarters in Omaha, Rev. Sawmuel Barnitz, who conducted the Inat memorial services at tho Lutheran church Bamitz ..Choir . W. Stewart,Omaha Hearts Are —Another game of polo was playoed at the roller rink Saturday evening. As usual, the “‘reds” again walked away with the laurels, if there be any lsurels to be gained in tumbling around and thumping each other's shins with clube, —Haverly's *‘Silver King” party finished a very successful engagement at the opera house Saturday night. Good houses were had at each entertainment. The party go to Council Bluffs this morning, where they are to play a two nights’ engagement, —R. A. Bachman, who lost & haud a fow ‘weeks since, is improving quite rapidly. His brother Charley, who has been visiting him for a time, left for his home at Shelton, Neb, Saturday, Ho took with him his brother's arm, which will be buried by the family. ~—Burglars entered the srocery store located at the corner of Seventh and Pierce streots, Friday night.They helped themselves to cigars, candy, sardines, and various other articles. Detective Knight is now upon their track and thinks he has a trail by which the guilty par- ties may be apprehended. ~To-day 18 the day set apart by the Lin. coln school teachers to visit the public schools of Nebraska’s motropolis. Among the visic. ore will be State Superintendent Jones, Coun. ty Superintendent Powaers, Superintendont Hartley, of the Lincoln schools, accompanied by about thirty Lincoln teachers, —The polico force chauged over yestarday; the men who have been doing the ni ht work for a month past are now doing day work, and vice versa. Oity Detoctive Knight has zesigned his position and has gone back on ‘his regular bout again, Officer 0'Boyle suc- ©oeds him as detective, ‘“‘Sandy” couldn’t stand the work of a “never sleep” man, ~The young peopls of the ¥irst Congrega- tional church have in store for thelr many friends a novel entertainment for next Friday evening, ¥ebruary 1, viz: A “Plok Blue"” tea party. All those wishing to see tea sorved in the daintiest manner are cordially invited to look in upon the young folks Friday ovening, Kach person upon entering the room will be given & charming little Japanase wouvenir in exchavge for his ticket. —J. H, Bell and bride retirned to the city from their wedding tour Saturday morning and aro with tho bride's parents, Bev, and Mrs. J. W. Stewart, of South Omaha, They will remain in the city a few days and then proceed to Aurora, Mr., Bell's home and place Seripture reading . Rev, Hymn—“Jesus, While Our erd of the Sheep”.". . B. Barnitz, Westorn So tary Lutheran Missions, Offerings— Short address—Rev, M. S, Cressman, Neb. C. Huber, ob, Lin- oin, Short address. ... Rev. Creok, Hymn—"“Asloop in Jeuns AT Addresses. ... Tov, M. 8. Molick, Waverly, Neb., Rev. A. ¥ Sherrill, Omaha. Resolutions of respoct....Omahn Ministers’ Association. Resolutions of respect—Lutheran Church Vestry. Selection., , +s.v. . Choir Berediotion. W. Stewart Clear Never Give Up. If you are suffering with low and depressea splrits, loss of appetite, general debility, dis- ordered bl weak constitution, headache, or any disense of a biliousnature, by, all ‘menus procure a bottle of Klectrio Bitters, You will be surprised to seg the rapid improvement that will follow; you will be inspi with new iife; strongth wud activity will reburn; pdn aud wusery will cease, and henceforth you will rejoioce 1n the in the praise of Rlectric Bitters, Sold et fifty cents a bottle by C. 1% Good- THE TURNERS. Grand Success of the Tenth Aunual Ball of the Turnverein Socloty Saturday Night, The tenth annual ball of the Turn- verein society of Omaha was celebrated at their spacious and elegant hall, on Harney street, and was a grand success in every particular, About one hundred and twentycouples participated in the festivities of the occa. sion, and a jollier and happier crowd of people was never before seen gathered to- upon the air, it was a brilliant and merry by as if on ange! wings. The Turners are noted for being royal enl and nfim this occasion they lost none of their old-time notoriety, but or new laurels. Mr. Philip Andres, president of the Turners, on behalf of the society pres. ented Mr. J, L. Fruchof with a beauti- ful gold watch chain in token of the es- teem in which he is held, having filled office of treasurer for ten years, Frank Lange and Robert Rosonwig were each presonted with gold medals, having been the most regular in attend- ln;‘a at the meetin, P section of the Turners rendered some delightful music, thus en- o hancing the pleasure of the evening. The committee was E. Meyer, H. ST i s et 5 w e it oredit for the success of the oounlnl:.u Dt i Bucklen's Arnica Salve, folder, father of the Dlidses Saffelder, oue of whom s employed in Woodbridge Bros, An Investigation, Denver Tribune, January 25, On Thursday, Albert Abel, doaler in notions on Larimier wholesale street, Inst night, is tho western secratary of the gen- eral synod of tho church for ths United States. His homo is in Das Moines, and in addition to his church work ho i quite prom- inent ns editor and correspondent of several religious publications. and Gov. Grant, of Colorado, is in the city, is registered at the Millard, Miss Ella Mentioth, type writer for R. G, Dun & Co. for the past four years, leaves Omaha ina few days on a visit to her sister in Dalton, Ga. C. J. 0'Conner, of Winuebago Agency, Is at the Metropolitan, 0, P, Hurd, of New York, is at the Metro- politan, Alfred St. Jacques, of Ottawa, Canada, is at the Metropolitan, E. D. Welker, of Lyons, Ruest. J, T, Dealon, of Lyons, is at the Metropoli- an., M. A, Harligan, of Plattsmouth, ia at the Motropolitan, White Price, of Las Vegas, Neb., is at the Motropolitan, 8. Barker, of Plattsmouth, is at the Metro. politan, M. D. Royer, of Denver, isat the Metro- politan, H. E. Young, of Minneapolis, i4 at the Motropolitan, A party of Omaha people left yesterday for Chicago to attend the grand opera perfor- mances in that city this week. Among the party wero Henry W. Yates, wife and daughter, Hon, Frank Murphy, Hon, John I, Redick, Charles R. Rodick and Al, Patrick. Charloy W. Townsend, of Loulsvills, Ky., representing ‘Taylor & Willlams, is at the Millard. Charloy is one of the hest known, as well as one of the most popular men on the road. When ho gets to Omaha ho generally is & Metropolitan gether in the city of Omaha, and as the |combines business with pleasure, and remsins | @mploy a servant girl who has been con sweot strains of Thielo's orchestra floated | » week with his mauy friends who are always | sidered perfoctly honest, but as she and glad to sho him, soene to watch the dancers as theyfloated | ' J+ E. Lucas, of Central City, is u guest at | thought he weuld lo the Paxton, . T, Cady aud H, N, Shewell, of Nebraska City, is at the Paxton, W. C, Carponter and wife, of Ogden, Utah, are at the Paxton, L. H, Rydor, of Greenwood, is at the Pax- ton, O. X, Wencott, of Plattemouth, is at the Millard, . T, Hartloy, of Lincoln, ix at the Mil- lard, J. 8, Cary, of Orleans, D. the Is at the Millard, . Appel and mother, of Denver, are at Mlllu\l.__ e — A Great Discovery, That 1s dally brin to the homes R e D177 fo,the. hawes of from wn oarly grave. Truly In Dre Kings Ot e g, oy gy C""fl?"" olds, na, of Vaioe, Tickling in the Throst, Path 1a Sids gad G, o o of the Threat and ungy, o positive cura. Guamuieed T Bottien free at O, ¥, Goodman i T Drug Store, S m— Orueity to Annimals, Up on 8t. Mary's avenue hill may daily |1 be seen a case of exceeding great cruelty to a poor dumb ' beast. The street car company are working as a helper on the hill an old groy horse, whose right for. , near | ward ankle and foot are so diseased that | ™08t brutal wanner out at the corner can hardly bear his weight upon his o For a long time he was worked uj line in a lame condition, until he Tho | started with him for town, complete, it will be a celebration that will be an honor to the Irish peo- ple of Omaha. Boyd’s has been en- gaged for the night, and the bost local talent'are tendering their as- sistance. Col. Michael Boland, formerly of Louisville, Ky., but now located in Denver, will honor the memory of Em- met in an oration; the Glee club will ren- der two numbers: the trial scene from the drama or Robert Emmet will be pre- sented with every detail adhered to; the national party of Ireland, her national S0 SR Hes ) RbionAl oratory will be presented by those capable of doing her Justice, Col. Boland, the gentleman who will deliver the oration, is known throughout America as one of the most thoroughly As an orator he truly represents the national pirit so ra- pidly gaining ground, and his close con- nection with national affairs and the high positions of honor and trust conferred calf, who had driven his family into the street, begged and cried all the way to jail. . His wifa declares that she will never live with him again, and that whenever he has been drinking he comes home and beats her and the children. ~ THANKS. The Woman's Aid press Thanks for the help Already Recelved and Ask more, Association Ex- The Woman's Christian Aid association wish to express their thanks for the lib. eral amount of supplies received from the High school. We are now ready and ask for a like donation from the North school. 1f thero are any citizons® who wish to aid the poor we should be happy to have them do so through the associa- tion, as the funds for the relief depart- ment are nearly exhausted, Money or provisions, especially rice, oatmeal and cornmeal, will be very gratefully ro- ceived. Pleaso do not give to the street beggars, as we need and ask your assist- ance to help us stop all street begging. Send the applicants for relief to our rooms, corner tf Sixteenth and Farvam streets, and they will receive immediate attention, and the worthy will be helped. Mg, Entexa R, HANN, Sec., 202 South 24th St. e — U. C. L. A, Social. The regular monthly entertainment of the Union Catholic Library association Masonic hall. This month Judge Savage has consented to deliver a lecture on ‘“‘books,” and certainly there are few in the city who are so well qualified to han- dle this snbject as he. The Musical Union orchestra, under the leadership of programme including the ‘‘Library March,” arranged by Hofiman. A dele- ation of editors will manage the rawing for the ‘“‘crazy quilt,” of which every one has heard so much, and the lucky number will be announced to the audience. The seats will be ar- upon him by his countrymen,qualify him to ably honor the memory of Emmet, whose young life went out upon the altar of Iriaz nationality. The Emmets wifl certainly meet with a ood rece&tion at the opera house on uesday, March 4th. When the pro- gramme is fully arranged, Tue Bk will publish it, and bespeaks for the affair a grand success. COASTING. The Boys and Girls Indulge in it Free- 1y Upon the Sabbath. Yesterday morning the boys and girls were delighted to see the snow coming down, slowly but steadily, until about two inches of the beautiful stuff had cov- ered the earth. Then, notwithstanding the fact that it wss the Sabbath day,hun- dreds of the youngsters, and not a few who were not 8o young, shouldered their hand sleds and started for the hills, All day long the coasting was kept up and small sleighs and large ones, loaded with a dozen, or more boys and girls sped swiftly down the white covered inclines, while their youthful voices rang out upon the mild winter air as if to entirely abol- ish theold and time honored Puritan custom of strictly keeping the Sabbath. Property owners upon the streets where the children were cuasting shoy- eled the snow off the sidewalks, while the children as quickly shoveled it on in order to make good sliding places, and it is a wonder that pedestriaus are not killed or injured by the swiftly fiying sleighs upon the sidewalks. Children should not be allowed to coast upon the sidewalks, A number of people were also endeay- oring to make use of the snow for sleigh- riding purposes, but it was such as to but poorly answer the purposes. What it did do, principally, was to make the side- walks and crossings wet and slushy and very disagreeable to pedestrians, SHOWING OFF. A Servant Girl Steals Her Mastor's ‘Watch and Chain to Wear to a Ball, Mr. Harris, who keeps a second hand store at the corner of Tenth and Farnam streets, last night missed his gold watch and chain, and was considerably worried about its loss as it was a valuable onc, For some time past ho has had in his the watch were both gone, Mr. Harris ok her up and maybe she might have taken the watch for safe keeping. He atarted out and found her at a Bohemian dance, and around her neck was a watch chain and attached to that chain was the watch for which Harris ranged in anticipation of the promenade, and the social will be made of the fea- tures of the entertainment. The society has received permission from its spiritual director, the Right Reverend] %ishop 0’Connor, to make arrangement for s lecture, with Monsig- neur Chapel, the distinguished English prelate. The date has not been definite- ly agreed upon. This will be an event of more than ordinary interest, and it is probable that the opera house will be se- cured for the occasion, e — - Marriage Licenses, The following marriage licenses were issued last week by Judge Chadwick, to persons who had a hankering for each other: Howard Rauck and Emily Dahlsarom. Lourenz Meinger and Minnie Liesen- erg. son, Millard Cox and Cora L. Dow. H. B. Lorain and Minerva McKinney. Benjamin F. Roger and Myrtle Bad- er. George M. Stephens and Ellen Stin- on. Bernhardt Meyers and Rachael Wal- inski. e — Postoftice Changes In Nebraska and Iowa during the week ending' January 19, 1884, furnished by Wm, Van Vleck, of the postoffice depart- ment: NEBRASKA. Established — Thompson, Wheeler county, John Thompson postmaster, Postmaster appointed — Staplehunt, Seward county, Linus H. Nash. TOWA. Kstabliahed—Fierce, Decatur county, William E. Fierce, postmaster; Marky, Davis county, Peter P Jarvis, postmas- ter; Mortimer, Ringgold county, Francis W.' Loomis, postmaster; Menn, Cedar county, Liverton T. Mann, postmaster. Discontinued—Brays, Jefforson county; Discord, Woodbury “county; Yankees, Clay county. Postmasters appointed—Bard, ILouisa county, Samuel Ludlow; Gladstone, Tama county, E. P. Ames; Greencastle Jasper county, J. W. Anderson, La Hoyt, Henry county, John A. Sheridan, Zaha, Union county, Gieorge Rankin, bige o gently removed the watch and chain from her neck and took his depart- ure, leaving the girl to enjoy hansff at the dance without her borrowed orna- ments, The watch and chain were valued by Mr. Harris at $100. He did not have the girl arrested. Last Night's Fire, At 9:90 last night an alarm of fire was turned in from box 21, corner of Ninth and Jones streets, and the department were soon on their way to the fire, It was an insignificant blaze, being in the basemont of the old bank building, which was moved from where the Nebraska National bank on Faruam now stands to the corner of Tenth and Jones street. The stove besame too hot and set five to the floor. The plaze was extinguished without difliculty and §20 will pay the 0ss, o — A Wite Beater, : Last night news was brought to the ity that & man was beating his wife in & of Twenty-ninth and Dodge streets. Officers Walker and Sigwart went out to the place and found the fellow, whose name is Oharley Ellsay, asloep upon the bed, and his wife and chidren had fled from the brute called husband and father, The officors arrestsd the man and Here the MR Agents, 1506 Farnam 5t. W4 NTED—A pantry girl at 1216 Douglas St. POWDER Absolutely Pure. the odinary kinds, wmmumud vewi ort welght, alum o cans. oval Bak of low vest, sh . Bold ol Wall Street New Yor SPECIAL NOTICES. #4rSpecials 'will Positivelynot be inserted £Tipecialatuil Rosisivelyn Farnam and 18t 8 TO LOAN—Monev, ONEY T0 LOAN ON RYAL ESTATE, BAL- LOU BKOS., 317 8, 18th street. 985-26 AN—The lowost_rates of inte Agwucy, 16lh & Douglas 284-t1 N /; 7 v 7 A Z 7 2 A S for_Infants and Children. What 2ives our Children rogy choeks, Whiut Gures Cieie £overy, Taee thewn'aleep § "Tls_Castoria. When babies fret and ery by tarns, What cures their colie, kills their wormsa, Oastoriapromotes Digestion ere tion, Bour Stom: Feverishness, It insu th and will be given next Wednesday evening at |, Prof. Hoffman, will render a very choice | ~ But Castorla. What quickly cures Constipation, Bour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion, But Castoris. Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, natural sleep, without morphine. 1 s (‘nflr\rhdll #0 weli n recommend it as superior to any pre known 1o me. ARCHER, M il & 4 Castor Oil 1 Paregor nd 8 Porttand Ave., Brooklyn Gastor Ofl i PRTEROMIC, 808 att Cmstorias R e e e R e SR T CENTAUR LINIMENT ite cure for Rheuma~ tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &c. The most Powerful and Pene- trating Pain-relieving and Healing Remedy known to man. 1 absc JFOR BENT—Furnishiod rooms on the northwes 12,00 18th and Gapitolaveatio, formerly Orsighin ouse. 189- WA Apply by lett o rt Puryi o er, 1o b, FOR SALE. J{\OR SALE About 8150 outstanding s frou 5iocory and saloon lurioess. Choap for cash. ANTED—Six first-class coat makers; three first class pant makers; two first-class vest makers. The highert prices and steady work ~ Address or 950 20§ CHAS, JOSEPIL on ¥, Frahm, Failer, Le Mars, lown. N THL S e OEaTC I UNE LI {OR SALE 2 foot front on Sherman ave., ran. \ S LR % VY/ANTED-A smazt boy to work in grocery store. Call at Chicago Cash Stors No. 220/ Cuming L full lob near 13tu and Pierce Bt., and barn, well Can sold cheap at P'A W ANTED—gin howe nig) “'Ar; TEL family, at No. Wit \ boy law office «f Wall ick’s block sleop 3120 o houte work, m Cags St. to d 11 omect the very best ghly improvel, b riicu'ars ut PAU owork. o small 26t north 19t an sperk Germav, in the Bennett, Room 1f, Red- 032t 0kt BALE—100x415 feet ou Creighton aveuue, with 6 room house, stable, buggy shed, ¢ orchard, small fruit and grape vines, £,600 within 10days, at PAULSEN & C strect TED—A good giel at 10th and Pierce streets, catorn House, 0. ¢ block west of Neil Works: Jd well, barn. A bar- 509 Farnam St John Tarinahill and Elsie J. Thomp- | <= TANT! vant giils of ll kinds 1 need of employment, to cgll at our ofties, opposite, post- office, between 4:30 and 9 p. m. NNON, JONES & CO, Frenzer Block. ithin four squares of the court house, mmediately,at PAULSEN & 00'S, t. [ 246:1m VWANTED — lmmediately two Ne. 1 Makers, D. A. HOPKI 92161 North Bend, Neb. “,'Ax'rmv-munu immediately in every country for one of the rewest and best of fastust selling domesticartieles known; repors of sales 200 sold in oue atterncon, 100 in 43 minutee, 80 in 80 minutes, send for tern.s, or samp'e will be sent at once on ro: ccipt of 25c. G. H. GRAY, room 216 east sixth St., Kansas Ci 905-208 R SALE—Three splondid hon es in Key's wdd- uares from Court House ™ ©0'S, 1600 Farnamist. rosh milk cow with calf, 61 een Howard and Jackson, TFOR sar DARM FOR BALE—Darg in for one week, 0 exchinge for city property, BALL 960-20 817 LE OR TRADE—A good span of mules, 8 and wagon. Inquire Alex G, Cl rk, 9 WA ED—A good girl for general hous 411 South 1 th Strect. (ot VVANTED—A Geraman aining room kitchen girl, Hesse and Hoppe, 415 5. 13th St, between Harney and Howard: 50541 LOU BRO! S. 18th 8t [UR SALE—Special Barga'ns in Houscs and Lute in all parts of the city tnd its adaitions, ROL- NS AGENCY. 1506 Farnam street 4141 ED—Girl in emall family, S Inquire ut C. ‘anan & Co , 13th St. ) 6. s LE—At o bargain, elog e - - Hansoom P'ark. ROL ANTED STOCK OF MERCHANDISE—( Dry eferred), from $3,000 to 810,000, will xe good clear farm property and some wary. Beautiful dition. cial bargaio, sightly o Lowo ‘Addreas Randolph, 3161 Bas offioo, 950 ¢1 HOT608 Pasnam Bieeat SITUATIONS WANTED. 1“0“ SALE ~Two housas on Capitol Ave., corne ST e Two houses on Cass Strect, corer ~By a thoroug 940.84 SHRIVER & B beriericed business man, & xituation as bouk. | 2% SURIVER&BELL keoper or salcamanand book-keeper. First elass rol- | TTOR SALE-Golorar o R erences, Address “D. D.” Beo effice. orsay | K LB Oolorado coal: Trinoml AN Iréetrom ring. £0ot and as clean as Rock 3 W. BEDFORD. 9241 Vluhrufivfix'\nunu Tor TIst. claws dUmestics. to 9 [\OR SAL| acros of gt provaments. Thred wilvs from willbuy it. BARKER & MAY. and Farnam, Call at our office from 430t0 9 p. m. Saturdays A 1to9p. m. CANNOS, JONES & CO., Oy ous ind, £0od honse, barn and othe YA/ ANTED—Situation by old. Address “Eugene ANTED—By a mau of _experionve, & situstion om R, R, Station; 105acH as overseer (f stook or grain farm. Has fam m tation; 105acr W 3 wire fe) i1y and can farnish throe hands (fons). Refereaces. | Aeras sood’ by Ten <. Thn o Nebraska referred. AddressJ. M. D. Brx office, | zood dwellings, stasles, granary, coru-cr bs, % Wiad Council Bluffs, 100-81. mills &, &~ Price oa'y §6.500 G, K. DOANE & = (0., 15th avd Douglos Sts. 9024 MISOELLANEOUS WANTS. OR BALE OR RENT—Farm 8 inlles from city. e e e Inquir- of Mrs, Meyer, over Rocder's Drugstore Ak“Exn A'tow porsons w0 e ‘nm. n book- | 16th and Webster. 87244 eeping, asthere is & demand for competent ~OR SA! ” = T book keepers "1 will learn & fow, and wa(t for hult of | |4 oms S i A ‘;2‘.:0'3."2.‘5&5 Box « y until situations are turnished. SMITH, om0t 5 il ot | O Firth, Kol e Thi—it. portable boilers, 10 horse power 5. Fitzen SALE—Two PERTY WANTEO—We will exchange a brick stor¢ building and a stork of general merchandise valued st 10,000, sitnated in one of the best towns in 8, W. lowa, for lewa or Nebras- ka lande. Trade well ostablished. Address *S. B," care Bee offi 964-80 ARM P} DORSALE—A sm proof kaf l‘wmmw— [y two story brick residence, 19th and St Mary'wavenue. Large bam, out-house, water Woras, #1.500. By P fire o well arranged. Lot 60X200. Price Bargain in Omaha. Call at M. Toft'e ‘s Bank. 277-4 SALE—12 lots one blook west of P p.m. Saturdwsltod & 00, fFrenzer Block. 2 p-m. CA 948-1m V7 ANTED—Parties wishing boarders and those in search of hoard in private houses, with or with- out room, to call at our office Ir m 430 t0 9 . m CANNON, JONES & CO., Opposite Bostoftice, \ ur, 4,31 to NNON, JONI ave- nue cars. Lots 60x150. Will scll the whole trant for §7,100, it sold betore January 1at, 1884, Real es. tate owuers bid this bargain, if you call a Feople s 27818 OR SALE—Choice business property, three lots Saunders and Charles Streat. 1t will pay yeu vestigato this offer. Call at Pooplo's Bazlk. -4 ADIES OR YOUNG MEN wn ats or country to take nice, light and pleasant work at their ‘own homes: 82 to36. nday easily sud quietly made; work sent by mail, 1o canvassing; no lknm!) for reply. Please n4|.4‘!reu Reliable Man'f'g Co., Phi h;l hi phia P, drawer TT. __7681mol Improved proporty, which will pay per cent on the investment. Rents year, All occupied by first class ten- 1 r 310,500, if wold soon. Al or one. halt cach, balance, one to five years. Thy above in. vostment iy worth investigation. Call at the People's POR RENT--Houses and Lote, -~ R e I 280-t4 no T—A handson turnished parl 3 =1y i TTLE AND CLY DESDALK HOKSES, B on e i Rt | POLED ALY A (LY bESOALY Hotst, Capitol avenue. sy i yortation of the abovo. Prices muchhelow thige af { auction sales. Roferesicos to thowe supplied. dobe | Mo ulloch, 1il. Trustund Sav. Bank, Chicago, 8 2t VOB BALE—A firet, ciass second haud Call at 1810 Hamey atr 70K EALE—0ld newspapers 1 uantitics at thia ofos JF OB BENT—Furalahod front room 6cs N, Leth. {OR RE 701-1§ ) QA JroBBENT: 102 2§ ~Nicely tarnished front rooms at 1415 004 231104 op bugey 1 ortf each Hickory JOR RENT—A fin Howard 8t. roct. 0 Gontlemen given work on by W. H. Hewitt, 8. W. o nplishe | widow of propos. awlallo dispostion, de. BB 4pp OT6H | giresa situation a An eldoly gentleman ———e e wem———— — - ferences i OR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms. Apply 723 B 15th Stroct, o address *J. £ Do Omahs Adionss Mow, Birbaa, Bos ote. L 70- bt batoro last (4t inetator ucar (ho e - o - lepot. Mr. A.'Auderson, of All Boone OR RENT-—Ploasant furnished room suitable for t one OF two geutlomen 1610 California St. 952.26§ b B Waboo Fibion benh “m:fi‘:fi.'; e + 1ing, one promissory note for $500 wnd othor value ble rece'pta. The tinder wil: kindly fcave the sanie 1016 Faroam Street. | ut the Swedish Bosksture, 208 N, 16th strect, un re. 10426 OR RENT—A basewant of three roous. front parlor, at 1618 vodge street, [l | veive suitable reward, RUG STORE WANTED—I want to' buy store in s good live town. Cour Btato amount of wtook ca o daily cash salos; population a Box 47, lda 9 Also » 0.550 drog ity Sest pro. ed. Torms ROR N —looms 1610 Earoam stroct. Ser01 s RexT— Five room house, near St Mary's avenue and 85th stroct. lnquire at 2110 Hariiey eroct. 002471 OR"RENT—Nicely furnished room at 1806 Farnam street. 1‘{&{ KENT— 082-t1 OR RENT--Nicely furulsbed front sooms 106 N, ‘two houses south of U, ¥, deyot, 3. PIIPPS KOE, 1612 8, 6k 86, | FPVA+ EN UP ~C. premises on De wosi Omaha, on¢ Cream Colorea white bpot in forehead, than the body. 525-5t 1ewk§ 15, 1883, fn Pony, ant residonces, $10. por POk RENT—Two el & COMPANY bo por wonth cach. BARKER & MAYNE, N, E. cor, ¥ ok keeper and acooun! t. 087-t4 Examiue and adjust diy. uufiw ’|mn o :""‘.‘. J iR Lematic and accurate Lanuer, giving oorrect baut e OB RENT—New nine room dwelling with steam ] \\“l npl:r\llly rllund W po ‘where the services of 4 book PO Are req & o hotir, makiug out Involcker Siatediral bub wny correapondencs confldentially, o make eollee tious. Oflico ut P. Boyer aud Co!, 1080 Farnau e, B4y 3 up baok FERNEI-Jaw sl tiom dmeling yiih shegm P aos Meh, day Glosct, hot o i water, ood cclar, hara'wid overy convenicnce in frst-class city residence. 907-20 C. ¥, DRISC — 10 0 LOAN In suma of 1300. aud spvard. Davis and Co., leal Esiate and Loan ONEY MY 084 EDWARD KUEHL, HELP WANTEY, Dav: such truth of that old who will strike bis wifo will never strike anyone olse,” was verified, for the big saying, ‘‘that & man |esport, L e Blaoksmith, lown Wi¥ U A first-class Onrriag: w—wn«uu.m. RENT— Puruisl o ¥ . MAGISTER OF PALMYSTZRY AND o for light house " wmer a. block, CONDITION. coruor Eighth aud Howard & T et o= .{mfl,‘,"fl:flfl"w“&'mfi sd :‘:,'- OR RENT=G roon howe on Welster west of Suitala cohditions. tr thE ot Booiat, 304 the And oagtas, o T Fotersen, roal ectato ogeat, 1660 | mala” order. Forfoot ssibtaoiion purmanio, 0% T- Comtortable frons room, south- ess NOTICE. X corner Fourteeuth sud Deveaport, ‘wiliabie or 0 genl . [t The co-partnership heretoto e e | B, Bl 403 V. Gebalas hos Uil day s, bebwoen RENT—Hooms In Nebruska Nationa Bauk | by mutual conscnt. e, H. sy aly 2200 dsoived " Most dosiralle offoes . the city | Lstaoe, © llack sl duce, sa sy e ch 4800 L Bupplied el ator and b Owana, J an, 24, 1obd. H. BIESER Slosin, Apply ot Jan. 8 ¥ V. GENsLuR