Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 5, 1884, Page 8

THE DAILY BEE. OMAHA. Tuesday Morning, Feb. 5. The Weather. For the Missouri valley: Fair weather, recoded in the northern portions by "ight snow, slight change of temperature, north to west winds, and rising barom- eter. LOOAL BREVITTES. —Two transient paupers were provided with railrond tickets and shipped out of the city yesterday afternoon. —The docket for the Febraary term of the county court will be called this morning. There are only twenty-uino cases for trial, ono of which was begun last month. —Mr, I, N, Piorco, superintendent of the poor farm, desires that the poor who wish to 906 hum in the county clerk’s office call in the aftornoon, as his duties call him elsewhere in the forenoon. ~—Meyer Hellman was yesterday appointed THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. Its Mecting Last Evenmng and What was Done, A New School House to be Built on 30th and Douglas Streets, Regular meeting of the board of edu cation held Feb. 4, 1884, The meeting was called to order by President Long. Roll called. Meossrs, Points, Livesey, Gibbon, Specht, Con- noyer, Parker and Long were present. The minutes cf the previous meeting were read and approved. COMMUNICATIONS. From Anna Welch: Asking an in- crease of pay as janitor of the board of education rooms, From Truman Buck, city treasurer: Giving statement of school district funda in his possession Feb. 1st: Cash balance from January, $10,746.12; balance in sinking fund, $8,122.66; bonds on de- assignes, by County Judge Chadwick, of the bankrupt stock of goods of T, Rothholz, the Tenth street clothing merchant, who failed soveral weeks ngo. —City Jailer Gorman's hotel was full last night, Before 10 o'clock eight men had ap- pliod to him for shelter and & place to sloep. They wero all put in one room, and at 12 ‘wero sleeping on the floor as soundly as the rich on downy couches. —The Floronce Coterie Pleasure club of this city gave a masquerado in Crounse's hall Iast evening, The costumes were very vari- ous, although none were costly, Excellent music enlivened the occasion, and all present enjoyed it to the fullest extent. —Vennor has partly struck it. He prophe- slod a sovere snow storm for Sunday and yes- terday. It failed to come yesterday and it now romains to bo seen how wevere to-days will prove. Ho says overything will be blockaded and if a blockado does come Vennor had better set sail for sunny Italy or some other foreign country, ~—About the most mean and contemptible thing in the shape of a man that travels tho stroots, 18 one who is accompanied by a big bull dog, which Is “sicked” upon every cur which happens to oross his track. The owner of the bull dog, whose brains could easily be placed in a thimble, watches the sport with great dolight, Theroaro a fow of these things in Omaha, and they should be arrested. —Officer Matza yostorday afternoon arrest- od Frank Kortzp, who was suspected of hav- ing stolon tho check and money from Frank Fitique in South Omaha on Friday night last. He was brought to tho city jail and soarched. The check for $60 and asmall part of the money wga found on his person, after which ho acknoWledged to having stolen it. His examination will be held to-morrow. ~The U. P.¥Athletic nssociation held a meoting in the Union Pacific headquarters bullding yosterday afternoon and elected L. H. Korty, John G. Taylor, W. F. Bechel,W. 8. Wing and C. V., Gallagher directors for the ensuing yoar, The office of secretary was tenderod to E. L. Buckingham, who declined. There seems to be s mutual understanding that all the playors of Iast summer will be re- tained. Efforts are being made to socuro some extra men, who will il the places of the regular ones in case of sickness or ab- senoe. e —— PERSONAL. posit, $49,000. From Mrs. Rogers, special teacher of Giving roport of work done by From Superintendent James: Giving reports of teachers, and stating condition- of schools, which Mr. James is continu- ally improving, each month showing bet- ter results, A motion was made and carried that the wages of the janitor for the board of education rooms be increased to $15 dur- ing the winter months and $10 during the summer months, REPORTS OF COMMITTEES, On claims: Allowing claims incurred during the month of January, 1884, to the amount of §0,644.46, Adopted. Special committee appointed to solect school house site in the vicinity of Han- scom park, recommend that the board purchaso the two lots on the northwest corner of Georgia and Woolworth ave- nues, which lots could be bought for $2,100. The report was adopted, and the secre- tary instructed to draw a warrant for that amount whenever a good title to the lots was shown, RESOLUTIONS, By Conoyer: That the president and secretary be authorized to draw a war- rant for $2,406.62 to pay the semi-annual intereat on §50,000 school district bonds. Adopted. By Connoyer: That some suitable person be employed to take the school consus, Adopted. By Parker—That the superintendent of repairs keep a glate in the board rooms and show thereon his daily work and also an account of work done each month. Adopted. A motion was made by Mr, Gibbon that Mr. Potvin be allowed $3,0600 on ac- count, under his contract to erect the school houses on 17th and Leavenworth, and King & Delaware and the school dis- trict be allowed to take possession of them without waiving any rights with re- gard to their acceptance. Carried. A motion was made by Mr. Specht that an appeal be taken from the county court, wherein a judlment for $116 was rendered against the school district of Omaha in favor of Mr. Hartigan, Car- ried, A resolution was presented by Mr. Parker that the city council be requested to cause the grade at 30th and Douglas stroets to be established. Adopted. THE DAILY BEE- message to a cattle king who resides in this city, and say to tell him it was from his old pal, “Snake Eye Sam.” From the appearance of the writing and the general composition of the docu- ment, it is evident that the boys have been indulging a little tyo freely in Omaha “‘ret gut,” and are on the verge of “tromens.” Tet up a little boys or we will have to chronicle your untimely demise from the effects of ‘‘bug juice.” o — Bucklen's Arnica Salve, The greatest medical wonder of the world. Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Cuts, Ul cers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, hillblains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped hands, d all skin eruption, .mmvml to_cure in instance, or money rofunded. 25 conts oot box, - — A BIG CATTLE DEAL The Ogalalla Land and Cattle Company Buy the Bosler Herd Of 45,000 Cattle for $1,250,000,—The Company Now Own Over 100, 000 Head of Stock. The Ogalalla Land and Cattle company have just closed another big deal by which they have come into possession of the Bosler herd of cattle which numbers 45,000 head, the purchase price being $1,250,000. The contract between the parties was closed on Saturday last, but the transfer will not thke place until the middle of this month, The Ogalalla Land and Cattle company now ewn and control 100,000 head of stock, over 90,000 of which are cattle, while the balane are horses. Their land interests amd stock ropresents a cash value of $3,000,000, They first purchasél the Paxton and Sheidley herds, which wmbined, were nearly as large as the Boslar herd. Their stock is all in the North Platte country and is now thelargest Yrd in the country, As moon as spring opens the stock yards company will begin the erection of slaughter houses, when these cattle will be brought in and slaughtered, and shipped east to fill the largo contracts which have boen made with eastern par- ties. e — A Very Remarkable Recovery, Mr. Geo. V. Willing, of Manchester, Mich., writea: “My wife has been almostalpless for five years, 8o holplest_that sho cotld not turn over in bed alone. She used two Bottles of Electric Bitters, and is so much improved, that she is now able to do her own work,” S Wy il TG OMAHA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY b5, 1884, ANOTHER LARGE COMPANY. The A, L. mr;nt Company Succeeds A, L. Strang in Business, Articles of Incorporation Filed With the Connty Clerk—Capital Stock $200,000, On Saturday last the article of incor- poration for the A. L. Strang Company were filed with the county clerk. This company succeed A. L. Strang and will continue the business at the old stand, corner Tenth and FarnamStreets. While Mr. Strang has always carried on an extensive business in the manufac- ture and sale of engines and mlchinnr‘y; of various kinds, this new departure wit increased capital, and greater facilities for doing business, cannot fail to bring forth flattering results. The articles of incorporation were sign- ed by A. L. Strang, D. O. Clark, N. C. Tomkins, Clark Woodman and E. L. Stone. The stockholders held a meeting last week, and elected the following gen- tlemen as officers and_directors: A. L. Strang, president; D. O. Clark, vice president; N. C. Tomki ecretary; and treasurer; Clark Woodman and L. Stone. The articles of incorporation read as follows: EKnow all menby these presents, that we the undersigned citizens of the state of Nebraska, desiring to form a body cor- porate and politic under the laws of the state of Nebraska, do adopt for its gov- ernment the following articles of incor- poration: Articte 1 The name of this corpora- tion shall be A, L. Strang Company. Arrione 2, The principal place of bus- iness of this corporation shall be in the city of Omaha, Nebraska. Arricuk 3. The business of this corpo- ration shall ‘be dealing in and manufac- turing steam, water and railway supplies, engines, boilers, and and all- kinds of machinery. Armierk 4. The amount of capital stock authorized shall be two hundred thousand dollars; divided into shares of one hundred dollars each. All stock issued must be paid in full at the time of issuance, and shall forever after be non- assessable. One-half of the stock must be subscribed and paid in full before com- mencing business. Anvicue 5, The highest amount of in- debredness to which this corporation shall at any one timo subject itself shall not exceed two-thirds of its capital stock. Artictk 6. This corporation shall commence business on the first day of February, A. D., 1884, and shall close on Electric Bitters will do all that is claimed for them, Hundreds of testimonials attest! their groat curative powers. Only fifty conts abottle at C. ¥, Goodman’s. REV. IRA C.BILLMAN, A Former Omaha Minister in Trouble in Connecticut, Rev. Ira C. Billman, formerly of Omabha, is now in Killingworth, Connec- ticut, where he is in some little tempor- ary trouble, owing to some one having hunted up his record. The following dispatch to the New York Times will be read with interest by Mr. Billman’s friends in Omaha: New Haven, February 1.—For the past two months the pulpit of the Con- gregational Jchurch in Killingworth has Motion was made by Mr. Points that beon acceptably filled by the Rev. Ira C. DL B. Leavitt, of Now York, of showman | the secretary be instructed to invite ar- | Billman, an eloquent preacher, who came notoriety, Is at the Millard, T. W. T. Richards, arrived in this city from the east Sundpy morning. Mrs, H. T. Paddock, better known as Mag- eio Mitchell, is quartered at the Millard, chitects to submit plans for a school bnilding on 80th and Douglas streets cost notto exceed $18.000. Carried Motion was made that a committee of two be appointed to act with the build- ing committee and inspect the two school to Connecticut from Adrian, Mich, Be- fore his coming the church had been without a pastor for a year. The Rev. Mr. Billman's sermons brought large congregations to the church, and at a recent meeting of the society’s com- Thos. L. Kimball, and a party of four left | buildings now nearly finished and report | mittee it was unanimously decided to in- for the east by special car yesterday morning, 8. T, Bmith, superintendent of the Kansas Pacific, is in the city and is staying at the Millard. George W. West, Clarks; John G. Morris, Hastings, and J. H. Ritchie, St. Joe, Mo, , are guests of the Metropolitan, L. P, Brown, Beatrice; J. C. B, Hocking and wife, Ashland, and J, I, Baker and wife, Boribuer, are registered at the Millard, Geo, D. Meiklejohn, one of Nance connty’s rising legal lights, is in the city. John F, Bixby, editor of the Nance county Journal, is & guest of the Paxton. . K. Valentine, Wost Point, was in the city yesterday and left for the east on the -evening train, Willian Harding, Hamburg, Ia; Danlel Douglas, Jackson; J, S. McCleer, Unadilla; Will Reed, Lincolni J. H, Burmister, Wahoo; D. Andorson, Columbus; W, J. Ellis, Teka- anah, are at the Metropolitan. « M. 8. Lindsay, one of Fullerton's large property owners, is registered at the Paxton. Jobn L, Moans and wife, Grand Island; J. ©. Blackman, Fremont, and John Hamlin, Nebraska Oity, aro at the Millard, J. M. Lee, Oxford; and O, W. Martin, Lin- coln, are guests of the Paxtou. E. E. Brown, Lincoln; Roll W. Furnas, ‘Brownaville, and G, Burgoss are stopping at ::ul the Paxton, B. M., tWillsey, . G. Wadsworth and D. W. Palmer, Blalr, aro guosts at the Pax- ton. i Ex-Liout. Gov. E. O, Carnes, Soward, is ~ registered at the Paxton, e ——— at the next meeting. Oarried. Messrs. Parker and Gibbon were appointed. A vote of thanks was then tendered Secretary Connoyer for the excellent ac- commodations furnished the board. Adjourned to meet in two weeks, The meeting of last evening was the first one held in the new rooms which are quite elegant and very commodious. The present rooms are immediately over the old ones. They are furnished with elegant and beautiful carpets and fine furniture, The members sit at their desks, inclosed by a railing, and arranged in a circle about the dais, Mr. Long's desk was ornamented with a beautiful hyacinth in full bloom, Superintendent James is also provided separate room for teachers’ meetings and private businoss. Said Mr. Long on putting the motion tendering Mr. Connoyera vote of thanks, *“I have been a member of the school for en years, I have met in basements, vite him to occupy the pulpit perma- nently. The offer was accepted, and a meeting of the consociation 'of which the Killingworth church is a part, was called to admit the Rev. Mr. Billman to fellow- ship. The reputation of the minister from Michigan for erudition and elo- quenco had spread into the adjoining towns, and, it is said, the boaits of some of the Killingwor tn people regarding the talents of their new pastor caused con- siderable 1ll-feeling among the ministers of neighboring churches. Oneof them, the Rev. A. 8. Cheseberough, who preaches in Durham, just north of Killingworth, wrote to a friend in Adrian, where the Rev. Mr, Billman came from, for in- formation regarding the past lifs of the preacher whom it was proposed to admit to fellowship, The facts comtained in sociation meeting, which was a storm! one. Itseoms that the Rev. Mr. Bill- man is, or was, a Unitarian, and has been 00l rooms and bank purlors, but theze rooms are the niceat accommodations we have had , and 1 hope our relations here shall be of the pleasantest kind.” Violent, sublimate is the usual form o n for blood and skin diseases, and it ‘mout active and violent poisions. record of the doath of & child effects of corrosive sublimate excorinted surf n in \NI“I‘l painful, P ho have beer as painful, Persons who have been in this wav, or who suffer from any lood complaint or skin humor, should by means o course of Swift's Specific, which will eliminate this poison from the system. %fl“ for a copy of Treatise on Blood and n Tur Swirr hr’l‘;nc Co., Drawer 3, Atlan- A Oarp.—I have heard that some|tic, Gi raud is now in Omaha, representing that tie has the authority to contract for the Thomson Houston Electrical Systsm. 1 to say that the *‘Pilcher« Im. Electric Light vonstruction Com- , of lowa,” alone, control the terri- of Igwh. ! One make stock shirts, ——— DIED, At his residence corner twenty- ifth and Woodworth Ave,, Feb'y 4th, at4 o'clock & m., John D. Keatis yoars, Mr. Keating leaves a wil three wmall children to mourn his loss, Notice of funeral hereafter. Dubuque papens please copy. HURLEY-Iu this city, Pflwn‘s«lth. at years 12,10 p. m., Daniel Buri-y, aged and 4 months, Funeral will take place Wednesdsy, Febru- ary Gth, at 9 a, m., from the residence, 818 will Em of our own | South Avenue. two sold else- M. Hurley was for a long time head porter isstocked | ot ¢he Paxton hotel, and injuries received a - and e — ; dollir Ous ardee selection of E‘&@;%__ Factory. | Colorsde, Bk il Waluut Blak, Cowboys in the Oity, woek since, while handling a truuk, caused divorced from two wives. The ministers could not come to s decision rogarding the propriety of admitting him to mem- bership and adjourned to meet again next Wednesdsy, when the subjeet will be e v, Do Bil tostay e Rov. Mr. Billman proposes tostay in Killingworth, no matter what is the action of the consociation. He says he| was once the pastor of a Unitarian church, but has renounced that belief To the deacons of the church he has roved that his opinions now are perfeot- ly orthodox. m:din the two divorces ho says: *‘My first wife drove me fron evory church 1 was called to by her w. governable temper. She made so mwh trouble in the ool ion that it was impossible for me to retain any pulpit, and at last T was obliged to get a divoros or leave the ministry. Then I remained single for several years. I married again, but in less than a week I discovered that my socond wife belonged to a free love sooicty. In two weeks from my wedding day I was a divorced man for the second time " This explanation full, the Killingworth people, and they are determined to engage him permanently, They prefer natul to have the mnc- tion of the consociation, but if this can- not be obtained they will still engage the Rev, Mr, Billman, Held up and Robbed, A German entered the police station esterda morning and stated thaj he had bbed by two men on | Sixth atreot Sunday night. He said that one of themen tall and wore a light colored overcoat snd Scotch cap, while the other was short, hurd coal hnh‘:y‘ Joff| 'We have received a sort of a ku klux | wore a black suit of clothes, Scotch cap . | communication, purporting to be from & |and no overcoat. He said they each the answer were made public at.the con- | satisfied | pay the first day of February, A, D., 1924, ArticLE 7. The officers of this cor- Poration shall be governed by five dizec- tors, to be elected by the stockholders, and & president, vico president, secre- tary and-who shallbe elected by the board of directors. The directors and ofticers shall hold thek: respeetive oftices for the Eonod of one year from time of election, ut the terms of the first directors and of- ficers elected shall expire on the first Monday in January, A. D., 1885, Armicre 8, The president shall have the power of general manager of the business, subject to such regulations as may be adopted by the boardof directors, He shall have power to employ such sub- ordinate helf as may be deemed for the best intereats of the corporation, and to make purchases,and to make and have made sales of mechandise as the inter- ests of the eorporsion mayfrequire. Arriens 9. The dujes of the other of- fieers shall be prescribq by proper by- laws, to be adopted fron.time to time by said corporation. e — An Eaftor's Tribi, Theron P. Keator, Editor of Fy Tnd., Gasette,” writes: “Fov the s ey yours havo alwiys waed Dr. Kings My 1) covery, for coughs of most severe characuy "¢ of boots of the value of 83.50 of Tirrell & Gook, under false pre- tences. He claimed that he was the owner of the Opera’ House Exchange saloon, and by so doing obtained the boots. Matt Matsen was this morning arrested upon complaint of M. L. Smith, manager of the Union sewing machine, for embez- zling 816. His case will be tried at 3 o'clock this afternoon, Complaint was filed against James Wakefield for making an unlawful assault upon the person of J. Hayden with a billy. The case will be tried this after- noon. taining a — DISTRICT COURT. First Day's Proceedings. District court for the February term convened yesterday morning. Both judges were on the bench. The greater part of the day was occupied in calling over the docket and noting the cases which are to be tried the present term. Two hundred cases were called, the major part of which were continued. Judges Wakely and Neville are about to make a new rule by which the equity and law casos are to be divided. The objeot of the new departure is to keep the thirty-six empanneled jurors, or as many as may be necessary, constantly busy in the trial of jury cases before both judges. This rule will not be absolute as the stat- ute provides that cases shall be taken up in their order as they appear upon the docket and will always Le invoked unleas the attorneys insist upon their rights. The jury cases will first be taken up and which the jurors will be discharged and the remainder of the term occupied in the trial of equity causes. A committee consisting of G. M. Hitchcock, G. W. Ambrose, H. B. Smith, E*'W. Simeral was appointed to examine applicants for admission to the bar. E. H. Crowell, Tom Pieronnett and Henry Grebe were appointed bailiffs by the court. In the case of Ella R. Arnold against Leonidus B. Arnold, a decree of divorce was granted to plain- tiff. Late in the afternoon the grand jurors were called, all answering as their names were announced, They were then empanneled and advised of their duty by the judges. Samuel Hawver was appointed foreman. The jury then withdraw to its room, butadjourned until to-morrow without doing any busi- ness. No cases were sot down for trial by the court and to-day will be con- sumed in calling the docket. o — Berths and Deaths for January, 1884, The following is the birth and mortali- ty report for the month of January, 1884, as prepared by Dr. Leisenring, secretary of the Omaha board of healt! Scarlet fever. Diphthori Serebro spina Diarthaa .. Inanition .. Alcohelism. . Rheumatism . OB e s des Phthisio puimonalis Bronchitis . . . Preumonia. Heart disens ; Menengenitis cephalitis Convulsions. .. Hepatitlo .. 3 Papura hernoenagica. Tumor Congestion of lungs. Conestion of brain Softening of brain Acsident. o 10 6 1o~ ek ek e 12 0ld sga.. Unknows. . BIRTHS, Females . Total.. well as for those of a milder type. It nl.. Talls to,effoot & speedy cura, My frisnda't, whom I have recommended it, speak of it in! same high terms. Having been cured by it of every cough L havo had for five years, 1 con- sider it the only reliable and sure cure for Coughs, Colds, ete.” Call at C. . Goodman’s Drug Store and get a Zree Trial Bottle, Large Size $5.00, e Saratoga Events, The eoncort given under the auspices of the Suratoga literary and debating society on Saturday last was a very en- joyable and sucesssful affair. The at- tendance was good, and the roasipts of the evening amounted to $40. Miss F. Roeder's rendering ot *'The Better Land” tiought down the house. Mr. J. Fest- nor's masterly performances on the zither 1d xylophone elicited rounds of ap- joouse, Songs by Messrs, Hatabrook, White olored:. L Reb.ey and Turnerstill in the Bluffs. The 3petors(7) Reeves and Turner still continuer« make it interesting for Sher- iff Cannon. 'ho habeas corpus, which was issued sevew] days ago by Judge Aylesworth, of the Blufts, was dismissed yesterday by the defendants’ counsel- Prior to dismissing the case, however, a petition. for another writ, which was granted, was filed in the court of Judge Lyman, The case did wob come up for hearing 7 esterday, but was continued by mutual consent until next Friday. The wifo of Dr. Reeves arrived \o the Bluffs {eatardny and intends to procare his re- b ief if possible, and if not to go bask with him to.Tenuessee. Sheriff Cannon »sig- breckenridge, Wilkins and Deuel were rendered in theirusual good style. Comic songs by Mr. G. Shields were greatly ap- preciated and provoked much mirth. At the close of the entertainment the mewbers of the vilee Mub, together with 4 number of visitors from the city, ad- ourned to the residence of My. W. H. witon, president of the society, where refreshments. had been provided and the rty indulged in conviviality till a late Qur, . Mrs, Patrick also received a party of ciby friends in a very hospitable manner, who after partaking of refreshments, were conveyed home. Mr. and gin Chris, Nevine, who are well known to the residents of Saratogs, favored the literary society with a visit| to their concert, _Gen, O, O, Howard addressed the Union Sunday school yesterday aftes- noon. The subject for debate at the next moeting of the literary sociéty is: *‘Re- solved, That present indications poins to- ward the downfall of our nation.” A goo«tl“li(uruy programme will also be pre- T The drama of *Uncle Tomis Oabin" which has been repestedly postponed in consequence of the inclement -weather wlll be presented at Lyceum Hall on Fri- ay uext provided the clerk of the weath- can be bribed. ‘G R B Police Court. On Saturday » man by the name of Hull was in police court for drunkenness. He plead until the judge let him go and gave him sixty cents with which to get out of the state. He didn't go, however, but was bofore his honor again yesterday morning on the same old charge. He was Kiven $10 and costs and went up on the | as Rock Spring. nifies lis intention to Hold kis men if possible, as he has been to. a great ex- pense to get his men so far toward his native state. Mr. Cannon by this time undoubtedly realizes the trush of the old adage that ‘“‘an ounse of preventive iy worth a pound of cure,” e —— Thuraten Hose ©o, as nearly disposed of as possible, after | e 00 1 1 €0 1 00 e CasToRIA 0. | Infants ana Children Withont Morphine or Narcotin i cheeks, | What gives our Children What uros thelr fevers, makes them sleep; 'Tis_Cnstoria. { When Bablea fret, and §, Whist cures ther colic, Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Ofl and Paregoric, and Hall Castoris, by turns, s their wormi But_Castoria, S cures Conatipatio , Colds, Indigestio But i What Bour St 3 torin. }“(;_’(l“.l—fim:md hand Buggies Oall at 1319 Han. ey 1814 OR NAL®. Lot 50x143, seven squares from new e, with good house. Best bargain in 000, PAULSEN & Co., 1500 Farnam 7OR SALE A small tobs0 and cigar b 2008 Cuming street. end of North 20th street 160-4% rm 8 miles from city. Inquire of er Rocder's Drug store, 106th and &2 {OR SALE- Mra, Moyer, Wabster. 70R SALE—Two counters and fifty teet of good shelving, chesp, at 1508 Dodge St. 1084t oen OR SALE—Two large Norman stallions. 0. D. Birdsall, Walnut, Towa, OR SALE—A good two_story store property in Wayne, Wayno county, Neb. Address 0, & sall, Walniit, Towa. Ad 164-1m OR SALE—Drug Store in southern Nebraska. Good trade, good town, two railronds, For sale 0 March 1st, 1684, AppIY at once, BROWN & CLAWATER, 1404 Endicott, Neb, OR SALE—Three show cases, 10 foot long. _In. quire of EDHOLM & ERICKSON, 175 t: ‘An ab= solute oure for Rhenmatism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &o., and an Instantaneous lover, IOR SALE—House 4 or 5 rooms, full lot, barn,&c. 12th strect, between Dorcas and Center, 1f sold at once, $1.600 will buy it. Cheap'! BARKER& MAYNE,N. E cor. 13thand Farnam, 14541 LE—Full lot on fenced and fruit set o MAY: 1th streot, near Centre, t. Cheap. BARKER & E cor. 18th and Farnam. 146 ¢4 sar8pecials will Positivelynot be inserted uniess paid 1n advance. TO LOAN—Monev, ONEY TO LOAN--The lowest_rates of interest Bemis' Losn Agency, 15th & Douglas 234-t VI CAEY TO LOAN 1o sums of 1800. snd. pward. AV1 0. F. Davis and Co., Real Estate and Losn Agents, 1505 Farnam St. 808-tt HELP WANTED, crsignod wants a good steady eferred to do erdidary shop work, good wages and a_staedy job guarantecd. A man with family can occupy o small house back of store. P. 8. no one but w sober industrious man . Unite at once to John Zimmerer, Stew- 104 5§ NTED—A competent girl. Must be' s good washer and ironcr. Good wages will be_paid. Apply at N, E. Corner 14th and Jackson. 107t VW ANTED—A comptent book keepor for who'e: salo liquor aud cigar house in Cheyenne. Un- red. Address by letter on MAX MEYER & CO., Omala. SPECIAL NOTICES. |} First oluss earner lot 60x182, House , barn frujt amsbshade trees. Very de sirabls location, near stroeft ears, Offered $500. be- ow value. Prioe §1.700, " W. LOUNSBURY, 16t OR SALE—Two letsh sud new house in Isaac and Selden’s wid@en, one block north of Coburn §t., and two blosidywest of Park ave. ~Ap- ply at M. Greeron p emian. 118.4§ OR SALE—Very desawble lots in Coburn's Sub- division and Howard" on monhly paymenta no city tax. BELL & SHRIVER. 12 7OR SALE OR TRADE—A good span of mules, harness and wagon. Inquire Alex G. Charlton, at McCague Bros. \OR SALE-Colorado coal. This co soot and as cloan as Rock Spring. JEFF, W. BEDFORD, as tree from OR SALE—Two portable boflers, 10 horse nowra Apply at D. FITZPATRICK, 66511 218 South 16th St. TOR SALE e proof kat t A small Mosler, Bahman &Co,, o brick residonce, 19th fargs barn, out-house, zod. Lot 60X200. Price Oumaha./Call at M. Toft's water woras, well 7.500. Best Bargal Peoplc's Ban! nrre n in married man prefer 1024 VW ANTED A cond 4T Tor conoral Tousowork. Gorman preferred. Call at 1022 Chicago streets 200-0% W4 FANTED ~Tomnedlntaly, & govd wotn, 0 40 general housowos Mason and 16th St. BUCKEYE MEAT MARK 208 6§ D—A uurse girl, 1016 Harney streot. VAVANTED-AS the Motzoplitan hotal, an oxperien: ed chambermaid. Nooe other nced apply. 1824 v good servant girls. dgirl aud help take . 15th street. ANTED Immudiately, One as cook and one se care of children, Address 22 ANTED—Gir} for general housework N. 15th and Farnam. . W. cor. 131-tt ANTED—Servant giils of all kinds in nesd of employment, to el} at our offics, opposite post- office, bet ¥een 4:30 and 9 p. m, CANNON, JONES & CO , Frenzer Blook. 946-1m TANTED — Makers. 92161 YA7ANTED—A German dining room kitchen girl. Hesse and Hoppo, 428 S. 15th St., between Harney and Howard. 06 t1 Immediately two No. 1 Harness D. A, HOPKINS, North Bend, Neb, SITUATIONS WANTED. or some kind ot arges and lesy of his office. V uations for flrst viass domestics. Call at our office from ¢-3t0 0 p. m. Saturdsys "a:;?pl m. CANNON, JOBES & CO., Opp. P. 0. -im JORBALE—IS Iots_one bIoek Wost of Park ave- nue cars. Lots 50x150. Wil sell tho whole trac 0, if 80l before January 1st, 1834, Real)s Wwnors bid this bargain, if you call at People B: JROR SALE--Cholos business property, thr cor. Saunders and Charles Strest. 1t will {0 Invostigate this offer. Call at People’s Bank. oAt i {OR SALE--Improved propérty, which will pay the buyer 20 per cont on the investment. ~Rente for §1,020 per year. All ocoupied by first class ten- ants. ' Will sell for $10,500, if sold soon. All or one- half cach, balance, one to five yoars, above in- vestment Is worth investigation. Call at the People's Bank. 250-t1 T7\OR SALE—Ola nowspapers 1n largo aud small quastitios at *his ofico. & MISCELLANEOUS, OUND—On Jan, 20th, & I Dreastpin, The owner can have 3 gat the Bes office, and paying for this alvertisement. 2 rubber undergar mps, Undergar- 0. 130-1m). (guwm‘ PROTECTOR-Unprecedentedir ducements m¥, ment Co., 9 south May St., ARGE list of rooms, with or without board, in private families fumished free of charge at cur offico, opvosite postottice. Cannon, Jones & 1/o., £:30 09 p. m. 548-1m URNITURE carprts and stovos, houses furnished un complate on woekly paymeuts by M, F. Mar- tin1814 Clark St. 17 4§ OST—A two month cld newfoundland pup, four s white toes and white svot on breast. Lberal rownrd will be paid by returning same to D, Gill, 814 8. 10th St. UT THIS OUT AND PRE: land for Merchandise of any erty. Address CLARK & HUBI Towa, town proj kind, cr BAKD, 1da G 1 MISCELLANEGUS WANTS. ~Board for famil of three. Private fam- 7 preferred. Addross” stating terms, this office. ‘ - — VWANTED—A tew persons. vo inatruct in_book keeping, asthere is o demaud for competent book ksepurs I will learn a Sew, and wait for haif of pay unbil situations are jurnished. J B. SMITH, 97561 1516 Douglas St. “R, P 103-28 TAVTED —Furnished hovse of 7 or 8 rooms in f200d locality. Address ¢ 3. this offico. 163-4f \AREN UP—Gn iy premises on Dec. 15, 1838, in west Omaha, ono Cream Colored Pony. Smal white spot in forehead,moue and tail a little darker than the body. JAS. E. VANDERCOOK. 825-5 1ewh§ EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER O} PALMYSTEIY AND CONDITIUN. ALIST, 08 Tenth street, betweon Farnam and Har- ney, will, with tbe sid of guardian epirits, obtaluing any oue glaacs of th past and preesnt, wod the certain conditions in tho future. Boots aud shoos male order. Perfect aatisfaction ¢uaranteod. ANTED STOCK OF HMERCHANDIS goods preferred), from. $8,000 to 810 give iz exchange good clear farm property cash ib necessary. Address *Randolph,” office. VWASTED. aum “Mm ED—Parties withing boarders and those Bearch of board in private houses, with or wit h out room, to «all at our offine tr m4 50 to 9 p. . GANNON, JONES & C0:, Cpposite Bostoifice. 945-1m care Brx 1654 —For a custorasr, store room one Far- BELL & SHRIVER. 1228 ANTED—A fornished room, oentrallx iocated in Cmana for single gentleman. B A. §. Pacita-House, Council Blufls.) | 854 ADIES OR YOUNG MIN 1 city or counsry to s taka nice, light and pleasant work at shew “own homes: 82 to §5. a day easily and quictly made; work senby mail, 1o canvassing: no stamp fos reply. Ploasu address Reliable ian (g Co'y Phiiadelpyi drawes TT. 788 imat FOR RENT--HOU] @ Lok, OR RENT—Nicely inanished rooms. witls.ar with- ot board 1016 Dodge St. 19091 basament. with throo ruoma for eping 1613 Dodve Bt 191 0F OR RENT—Nicely. turnished Led room at five &' dollars per montk, 3615 Chicago 86 196:03 OR RENT—Heusa of six rooms, statle and all wodern sppligacas. Inquire o4 17, 8. Hotel, cor. [ 10th and Douy las. 183 3§ 28 BENT Fumished room with board, suitatle 1or two gev \kmnou, 1812 Dodge Bt. 156 4§ Regular meeting of J. M. Thursten Hose Company this eveming at 8 p. m., at No. 3, angine house. All mem- baws are requested to be present. J. €. Peyrzmr, Manager. e —— The Colorade woar sold by Jeff W, Bedford ds as free from soot and as clean 22t JUR RENT—Plias.nt rcom with gas, fre, and board to coo or two gautlemeu 332 8, 16th and Harney Sts. 176.3 & RENT--Furnished room with or withost board, Fmest location in 1he city. Also faw . ook, 18th and Farnam. TSR RENT-karge now, twa story double howes, Shinn's additien buitsble for two families or boarding howse. Inquire Rosws 24, Omaha National Bank B idiug, 168-4¢ Fqn RENT—Fuinished rooms at 1019 Farnam, 05754 {\OR RENT—Furnished room 1 621 Capitol ave, 102 4§ OR RENT—Furoished rooms with board,» Also a fow day boarders, 1814 Lavenport. 882 74 JFUBNISHED room Heated 222 N. 10th. by Dk 76.4 misl ed room for gentleman, also e keeping. bLosmers_block, corner Eighth and Howard St 003-t1 OOl BENT-5 room houss o Webster west of 16th Bt. 8. ', Petersen, resl estate egent, 16tb and Douglas. + 86340 OR RENT- Cowfortabie front room, south-eas corner Fourteeuth and Davenport, ‘suitable for wo gentle 668 t by e ) g oor, 18th and Cs avenue, ht House. u &m JOR RENT—kooms io Nebrasks Nations Bank Most dosiralle offices i the city i hydraulic ele'abor and heated | Bupplled. with iod stoam. Am At Bank. ¥ ¥OR BALE. ORSALE—A family horse and niw buggy. A oo spring dolivery wagow bud bwo harucascst A bargain, G. W. Logan, Decatus Sk, cor, Caw) bell. 20164 PSR BALE—An extes good buggy hore aad good top buggy. Iuquire of J. M. Boyd, N. W, Cor. OR REN T eCORAMICIS Pateat Dri-Eruit Lifter. AS USEFUL N A GROCERY STORE NO DEALER ™ Groceries CAN AFFORD 0 BB ‘Without 1lu. 45 A PAIR OF CHENTER SCALRS. § ™.G.CLARK, SOLE PROPRIETOR, OMAHA, NER. ICE TOOLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 1 Bave secured the agency of Wmn. T. Wood & Co., o sell thely tools. They are making the Tos Tools, and are the oldest firm iu the United States Any lco Company wishing to buy tools il receive thepromptes tattention by addreming F. W. BLUN' Shergan Avanua, Omaha Neh DR. R. I, MATTICE, Graduate of McGil University, Mont Royal College of Physicians, London, En London and Fdinburgh general hospltals, Throst Hospital and Dublin Hospital for women, Otice opposite P. O, I5th street. Residence 2334 8t Mary's avenve. Hours® to 11a m.,1 0 8aad 7 to8 1. m.OMoeTelophone 145 John D. Peabody, M. ). PHYSJCIAN & SURGEON, OFFICK ROOMS, 8 and 5 16504 FARNAM. Residenna 1714 Dongles Soact JAMES MoVEY, Practical HMorse Shoer, Makes & speclalty of Foadsters and tendertoot hnE sos. Bhop, Dodge screot between 11tn swd - * Bellovue House, Late of London Absolutely Pure. | i i v o hENEB AL A[}ENTS’ " and o chard, near Hanscom Park. Wil be sold Phis powder never veriss. A marvel of purity | at a great sacaifice, it sold woon. . 0 LoUnO that IJB At|oouple of cowboys, who sy ‘‘we are i:;"a:i nvul:;n.nt hi'h.-‘:iom ld | CANNON JONES &, CO, 2 (A s R his hand, K in tawm, you bet They sign °'V8 | They gotmway with forty-five centa in| Harry Swack, a lunatio ‘who has been *‘Maverick Jo" and Buck Broncho,” very | cash and an o1 fashioned open face silsor watch, worth about six bits, When rob- | bef 9th aud Haruey, or at Boman's livery stable. ! p hosl sold in competitior bort welght, Alum or be powders. Sold only Iy cens, Koyal Bak. ug Pewder € 0., 168 Wall ¥ rosl Now Vork. b and wholosomeness PAULSEN & C0., 1609 Farnam Ste JOR $ALE OB RENT_Good secandhand pisnos and organs oheap ab Prescott’s musie Store, 1600 Farnaw 8t. 196 OFFICE IN FRENZER BLOCK, OFF. P, 0 Bt bouses, also furnisbed or unturnished rooms, tain lers and furnish firet-class domestios. \tuations procured for all klods uf vers auts