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

oom house on Woelstor weat of T, Petersen, teal evtate oper 1y mine Bauman, w d, pt nw corner block 1 PIERCY & BRADFORD, [mine Rouman, w d, pt i cor e First Natioual Bank, of Pela, Towa, by NOR RENT—Purnishod rooms on the northwes Hardware Declrs, ASSIZNGA 10 SICEIT | Voranch. ensor o Tetn . acson,w | [P . o 2 RIS, by g Miller Yesterday Morning, d, & Qh;’.f i dlfi;‘!f";r--:“ldl. A .:001{ ) {OR RENT_fiooms In Nebraska Nations Bank ppiilding. Mokt desirat o ofices in the clky Swan, et al, trustees deed, part of sec pplied, with tyimullo ele"stor and heated © The Indebtedness Not Large and a4 0, and 9, 14, 13, part of sec. 32 and EE. and stated that Mulchy had concluded to go to work and wnuls do so to-day. It now remains to be seen whether he will in the future eat his bread in the sweat of his brow or no. The police and city officials are making & strong effort to rid the city of vagrants and all persons who have no visible means o for tHis Arrest for Of Support, buttheir labors will bo in THE DAILY B . OMAHA, Friday Morning, Feb. 8. AUDACIOUS O'DELL. The Quack Denies the Charges Made in The Bee o Tuesday. 02641 A Warrant Is __FOR BALE__ vain if business men continue to go upon 35 and 94, 15, 15, LOUAI:EI}EAVITIES- Avortion Performed in lowa. t{,. h(,,f‘d:;,’:'ibor::'e TR "rutody this I‘mh-b‘l‘lliv :hm the Btock wiaih) it ; . ;;;,} TR Gy, o — class ol ople. o 3, 0 4 Clara Morrls passed through this city on ’ e Jtdge Denkke sy thers ‘&5 twb =R oo ; |V Infants and Children |~~~ ~ 0 e e way o Deavet yevtarday nooa. The man ODell, who insiste in du- | 4l Pos trampe the high-toned ones The headruarters wnd factory of the J. | e o 0 Se Ui “ o Sraevetin OB, SALR-.TTand piow, Ab k3 Wih PRI a8 loves and timothy s for sals, | 578N the profossion by calling himselt | °ad the low.toned ones, and he considors | Quite a lttlo ripplo appeared upon the | M. Brunswick & Balke Co., ace still lo- | | T e o v 9 it ey i \Bingait, Waite & Wies. Cotnll Bluffs, Towa. | ® 40ctor, has handed in a communication | the former the more dangerous which | commercial sea of Omahayesterday morn. | cated at 509 South Tenth street, Omaha, Tihatgiees our chitdren rouy cheoks, - | nal Grieans. N 3 X ’f8.1m, | in which he flatly denies all the charges [ undoubtedly is the case. ing, by the announcement that Piercy & | Neb., and Mr. John Hochstrasser is still g R Al T ———————— made in Twe Brx of Tuesday last, and AR (AT Bradford, the well-knownhardware firm, | it charge, and is not only the general | ¥ yoyen nabies fret, and ory by turns, AT T o T N R ryd ‘I'he overland train was three hours late yostarday afternoon, the delay being caused by the doop snows in Western Nebraska and | they are false in overy particular, but at | o = Important ;)'.'lm‘.R;.““ Briod and| It was & matter of great surpriso to a ‘Wyoming. the same time he fails to prove that they Left to the Jury. large majority of the business men as it —1In police yestorda yoourt morning threeldis | are not true. His unsupported word - — was generally supposed that the firm was furthormore statos that he can prove that DISTRICT COURT. had made an assignment to Sheriff Miller, | 3gent but likewise managor of the con- | § What cures their Collc, kilistheirrorms, | cern. Parties anticipating the purchase Vvt oty sitree Ootation of billard tables or supplies of any kind | Sout Siombeh. Colle Tadibeim . will find it to their interest to buy of | ¥ Dut Castoris, store Jocated ina_ thickly Right party can make his office. 2067 TR SALE—A set of tinner's to0's nea Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, tarbors of the poaco answered to the call for | Lo o4t TUT T He says the i 3 et i this house and thus save agents’ commis. | FATewell then to Morphino S L volanteers and wers each given the customary P 'y In the district court yesterday morn. |doing a large and profitable business, and Mo, * 6 -3, B, Dhiwily & Bulls Castor Oil ane "‘“D"'m;'nnn--mfl.. m-h.'"""m otJncob €. Miller, Springfi only tapeworm of eighteen inches in length which he has ever remeved was $5 and trimmings, ing Judge Neville was unable to proceed (80 they were, and there was, in reality, | ¢ {0 are recognized by all expert bil- | e ———————— with the call of his assignments, his pres- | ne occasion for an assignment as the firm Jia dists to bo the most superior table ot St Fothic. —Wen bt and Bancroft 8t. gothic.—Well built, barn ' &., —Uncle Tom's Oabin will be presented by L i i ; Hom talont at tho Saratoga school houso this | Borp et vt o m T focurihs | enco at homs being required on_ nccount | was solvent. now inuse, All the first-class hotels qnix $Lon if sold wihin 00 days. SEAIS & ROS ovening. Tho Union Pacific orchostra wil | says that as for the detective mentioned | of sioknoss in his family. The reason for this jmovement is the |and billiard halls are supplied with these s";“‘", P AT o b g ot e e Y furniah tho i for tho ontrtainmont. | ho movor saw him, nor did o over know | _ Tho oaso of Spaulding againat O'Brien, | fact that tho two partuers had come to | Eoods. &, T lino of remodeled: refin | (Rl nagun Paineretiover, ot b g0 00 sehon T new A chekp | i i i -~ p! 01 v .- LT LARS 08, h —Gousting on th sidowalks should bo abol | of him. In fact, ho declares that Ttk | was finished before Judge Wakely. :f:;“;r“(‘)}mfig"“&?{hn‘;““t’“_‘:‘;“:m‘}n‘“’:‘: stock. Owing to thoir immense fecilities | [EEGEGEGIGE—_—G—————NSETCR (i Do S RGN ished in & city aa big as Omaha, and several [ ¥, in handling his case, has grossly | * o case of Anna K. Johnson, by h for producing th ods the b m misrepresented him, 8 o i fiaid P LIt I st Al A Y ) OR SALE—A splendid house of 10 rooms in :i;i:l!:‘::';: ':;"' :oml :.l:.l,‘:mk::fl‘r:: ;:‘“":’ 1¢ O'Dell has any proof to substantiate | next friend, ngllnlt‘Andmw Nelson was | working with each other they constantly ;;’Idl;tv lc'::,?;!;:':: 'h':ni'“ bf,é“;:’:};:g 3 u,;gfif"'}fi;’;\.fq";.";}'[yg"\'u:;:'i,:..'::“;?,f‘:;’.::‘vr:mmy jall the noxt boya caught on tho sidewalks, | 1At ho say in this mattor, wo are ready | then taken up. This action was brought | worked against each othor. Asa conse- | 50, STty egeng 4o SOLIRH SPRCTAL NOTICES. 21041 o to receive it, but knowing that he can|to recover 5,000 damages for personal | duence the business was not K:operly Co. 508 S. Tenth lf,rcuf‘, Selors pahins R sprang up between them and instead of ! I foty met i e A Nk bills of ¢ h e Bpecials will Positivelynot be inserted | J;OR SALE—An extra good buggy horee and gool 0BG Gltnod AT Mtk g e Y| o s o' do ok iuelats 0 15 tom rated by s DIAICHIT 8 s | oon g ety e iy illard by Hoctabien or. eup: | AmSBe Sl X ahvaasa ™ BNLE o) Sy g 5 .theie regular monthly meeting. Drs. Murray | A Brr reporter had a conversation withy [ hands of the defendant.. The testimony | heaviest creditors put in an_appearance [Plios. YO LOARSMIneY, bbbl il kbbb and Galbraith were admitted as members, and | O'Dell a few days since, and inquired of [showed that Annie K. Johnson, in the | on Tuesday and after looking into the HBTWWE | —— R after tho regular business Dr. H. Durham read | him where he had attended college, and | early part of the year 1883, went to the | affairs, thought it best to close out the O Dot X ety Arte s g st Wd ke Shenp at Droacott's musle Stote, 1600 spicy paper on the “The Moral Philosophy | ftom what inatitution ho had graduated, ;oo™ o are *Nel h ided | Pusiness. * beitd) Farnam 6t. 196.9 £ Fat.” and as to whother he was tho possessor it ST L SERO A fow days since the firm made a state-| 00 % ONEY TO LOAN Insums of §300. snd_upward. — - : g of a diploma. O'Dell stated that ho had |8bout eight miles north of |ment to the effect that their assets were| > G00d Cup of Coffee and Tea M 0¥ Davis snd Co, ieal Eatato and Town | [IOR SALE—Farm 4 miles trom oy, ot ) —A man who was driving up Harnuy streot | o giploma, but failed to show the docu-|Omaha, to live and go to school. On |$18,000, whilo their liabilities were but - Gt el Wt % ! Wednesday evening was discovered to be an [ment, Heo claimed that ho was & gradu- | the 1st d ¢ $0,000, It appears, however, that their| Is an every day inquiry, and in the| __HELP WANTED. A . , incipient bonfire, his clothes burning quite | ate of the Philadelphin collego. in 1874, | o - i D:“'"b" “:‘"'l’ ia |inbilities are about $10,500 atd their as- | science of modorn cookery the. prepara- VANTED A cood it for cunerat house wark s | I Shting, o, at 1508 Dodgo St 0 briskly Waltor Kollay who was passing warned | but could not remember the name of a |Y°°r 8 Bhe had not been at school a day [ gty will run about ns follows: Stock, [ tion of coffee and tea has received much il oF o, Ko s AT b Af: | S € the man_of his danger and helped him with the | single professer in the inatitution at that | While living with Mr. Nelson, sho was |812,000; book accounts, §7,000; teams, |attention. But the great want has been [ Kintons milingry estavlistmenit, Ceelgntor, blook | ErOR 8ALEwelareo Normanstallon Ak f B ea the Post office. . Birdeall, Walit, Towa. asslstance of soveral men who came up, to | time, and could not even give the namo |ordered by her mother to come home, | wagons, etc., $1,000, making in all about | for a suitable vessel in which to prepare | "o o = oo o0 0: D: Dirdsall, Waluut, Lowa. Address ne A il for general house work, 2012 | J{OR SALE—A good two story stor prope i) etk el ety pg Fed g fes 20,000, aud serve, in a state of purity and perfec- | V}7ANTEI : S D Rl Ay fll::ulnh:‘]”m:flrhohb‘;“':u,bbing ::m“":“ :l:. Iti l: woll known fact that at that time :: M: n;!;:i.m:rnu;lg:h; phmt:‘f}[‘ .m':':g There is strong probability that the | tion, these highly prized beverages of the }L, i 2 PRI RO bt bl 15 Whow. Buchanan was the president of the Phil- ¢ S TCey Ce LSl L RRLES stock will pay out, but the creditors are | table. A PERFECTLY made cup of coffee W first-class laundre St T g adelphia college, and that diplomas were | ©mmanded. The defendant became en- [ not looking for much over 75 cents on |should contain the aroma, the flavor, and [ ¥V F atade )t y d 1 3. Offered $500. be- NSBURY, 16th 185-t1 —1It ia roported that Mrs, Rittor, who 19- | 45]d to anybody who applied for t raged and ordered her to change her |the dollar. the casence of tho berry, should have a | Yx7AN TED —Experienced cook and laundrors at | Miabl locatfon, near stroet cars. cantly loft hor husband an childeon ot Stoux | with $5 1 there Paad. ¥ Bachenars won | onon oot o immediately to hor homo, | The firm of Piorey & Bradford, began | rieh brown color, b clogt ‘and entirely | VY. 3iot Devenms srosk 3100 (low valuo. Price 31,700, J. W. 10U Falls, Ta., and came to Omaha with a male | chased from Philadelphia to Detroit where | which was distant over a mile and a half. | business March 1st, 1882,as successors to | free from grounds. TiEse Res A friond, has roperited and left for home last | he was arrested and taken back to Phila- | This day was a bitter cold one and her | D: A. Piercy, who had been in the hard- | ONLY be obtained by preparing the coffee evening. After eluding her husband and the delphia, where he committed suicide. change of clothing had given her nothing | ¥are business in this city for sometime, |in & vessel that prevénts escape of all offiers in this city, Mrw, Ritter went to Blair| O'Dell is undoubtedly one of the 85| but & few cotton rags. She was nearly | 1t i8 to be regretted that this step should steam and flavor, that filters the liquid, JROR SALE—Very desirabls lots in Coburn's Sub division and Howard place on mos thly payments no city tax. DBELL & SHRIV! 1978 7OR SALE OR TRADE—A good span of mules, and romained until Tuesdny when she returned | doctors and with his enormous cheek is | two hours in reachin here | be taken, as the firm were next in the [and in which the beverage is made by - | - harness and wagon. Inquire Alex G. Chariton, Sn on tho strongtl of loster from her. huw. | Erying to impose upon the g0od naturo of | sho arrived mamt frommr b e o | bardward businoss to Milton Rogers. | fusion instead of by boiling. _Sucha ves. el o e band offering to forgive and forget, determined | the citizens of Omaha, which, however, | was confined w her bed nearly three| It was understood this afternoon that sel wo offer you in the ‘‘Ideal” Coffee ~ | JROR SALE sy toprofit by hor dearly pmhm& Saperiéns he will find a hard matter. ¥ weeks, and it was claimed by her counsel, E}pan had been sworn out against Mr. | Pot. Sty VVANTED—Goou g for & ouse work, o corner, 81.000. B in Nobrask: 3 g0 baok to her " tamily, Sh While looking up his record a little, a|Mr. Cowin, that she Yad received per- | Piercy ky Mr. Bradford, and that he J. B. Frexcun & Co. ployment burean £17 N. 16th St. 3428t DI RALE-wo opsn, Siondun g Tt Sy B0 LA or tamly. 16| By reporter happened into police court | manent injuries. The defendant filed a | Will be arrested upon his return from NA7ANTED—Girl in small family. liquire at . { gne delivery wagon, chosp, at 1819 Harney . o o 33 was wiso In this and should stay at home in | where he found the following document: | genera: donial to the plaintifs petition, | thosouth. Mr. Bradford hashadan expert | ‘BOSTON STORE,” Tenth St. WG o Tuture. | . “‘Henry E. Gucher being duly sworn, |~ The caso was hotly contested by the | Pook keeper at work on the books for X =K cirapok ik aliiig Tooa § L v o g sow Lo ws e s de) and says that O'Dell, full name |counsel on both si es, and was conciuded | Several weeks past, and has found con- By giving: (X DAUAILY, alvertisediny at the St. Charles Hotel. 230-8 93441 JEFF. W. BEDFORD. PERSONAL. unknown, is charged with having com- at6 p.m. The judge did not give his|diderable crookedness. us during the past three days, our store “MN"‘J":\ first class chambor mad at Leon FOKASALE—'I“AopuNAblc Vollers, 10 horse nows T mitted the crime of abortion, on or about | instructions to the jury, which was dis- % IR i f Kopald's European Hctei 622 S. 10th St. Apply o8 D. FITZPATRICK, L A Pafer and 7, 1. Galmors, Valley |8 st day o July, 1883, s Polk coun | charged until 10 , . {5 dsy. EDWARD CARROL. e SR UL L B i 218 Soutt 1oth 8K Nob., are at the Moetropolitan, 'y, Towa; and affiant further t| In the evening the jury in the case of counter at half pricc) are closed out. ine l:-:v;tlu ab the Qm.n‘l;“s]');rl Sffiffy,mi’.‘ifi’.fi,’m&p”&l{fl"‘ A,C,,qa,\, d O'Dell, full name unknown, is a fu- | Spaldi inst O'B; M A, Hartigan and W. W, Muldoon, Bo- "l‘:‘ ot Juitt . ) 18 & fu- | 8palding agains! rien returned a ver- -c;mén‘e mcl;t:ntl‘nt th.dM;hn:l:hl: 5‘;:.".:7“5‘:""‘:“]‘;? i oy ptHE f:m;uz ita contents could not be ascer- I . O, Pace, Lincoln, and J, M. Jackman o document is properly signed b An action was begun by A, M. Schue-| The remains of Edward Carroll, the n . fd iy e I o U HoRpoln, | G Biek police fudy aud o b 10ih | ber & Co. against Jacob Rosenfiold tore- | unfortnnate man who died atSt. Josoph's s s aapdly. | Romiern; 1. T. Maxwell, Clarks, ant . 8. Pen- Wwas 18- | cover judgment against defendant for i Pri i 11 nington, Beatsion, Neb. et &t the Metropol- sued for the arrest of O'Dell, 2,095, hospital on Friday evening last, are still THE “BOSTON STORE.” His Remains Awaiting Interment,| We have already quoted prices which are unapproached in Omaha, and would ask your immediate inspection, as these samale walter at Leon Ko | TIORSALE—My two story brick rosidence, 19th otel 622 8. 10th St. 2825 and St. Mary’savenue. Large barn, out-house, - - water woras, well arranged. Lot 50x200. Price govd woman, to do | §7.500. Best Bargain in Omaha Call at M. Toft's Mason and ~igth . | Péopla'n Bank, o7t 7\OR SALE—12 lots one blook west of Park ave- ue cars. Lots 60x150. Will sell the whole trac for §7,100, if sold beforo January 1st, 1884, Reales VVANTED—A gl forsecond work, and_ to aseist About this time O'Dell disappearod | The grand jury reb 4 indict. | 1¥idg in the undertaking rooms of M- with washing aud froningz. Apply to Mrs K'ng- bt q vou call a¢ Peopl e ttle, Wond River, s guast at the | 20 a8 absent until a_fow wooks sinco. | monts yoatorday,’ but were busly - ou. | Carty & Burke. It was thought at one L S10 G OTB Tartth B pohs st i ool s .| oo s 8 o i om 24 o S J. \V-“ d or, 18 4 guest atthe | The man making the above affidavit re- |gaged in the investigation of the Snell |time that an inquest should be held, but i ati i = 7 5 B Nanaices LA EEreY Metrevolitan. mained in this city until within a short | case. s : The Danish association of Omaha will VVANIED-A ood fomale cook, Call on Mrs. | H cor. Saunders and Charles Stroot. It il pay yeu aiton Noble troupeis at the Metropali- | imo, when ho departed for his home in | Tho following is tho assignment of | Host the see wacms b pes oty oy oitt | havo their 11th annual masquorado ball, | 1) John 3 Monel st ary' avé. norimide e | o nsetizate (hi'afer. Cll b Py sk tan. Towa and the officer returned the war. ae s mhey that the man came to his death by inju- | Saturday eve, Feb. 9th. Only for mem- cobisail o - | causes for to-day: ries other than thoee recewved from o |fers and thowe having invitation. Tick-| W ) Rty s ferences will the buyer 20 per cent on the bo required. Address P. O. vox 1214 Council Bluffs, | for 1,020 r»r year. All occupied by first olass ten- Towa. ants, " Will sell for $10,500, it oon. _All or one. ¢ s rant to Judge Beneke, and O'Dell then Jamos Ware, Nebraska City, and ¥. E. [ oponeq s Fh o clty,’ Bat the end is Before Judge Wakoloy— oliceman. “The statements concerning|ots $1.00. Mombers are entitled to two White, Plattsmouth, are at the Paxton. not yet. . Spaulding vs. O'Brien; submitted to im are very conflicting, but this tickets at half rate. Gallery 50c, to be Max Hoffman, Grand Taland, and William | From the above it is plainly seen that | J9ry: much is certain that howaa violently | had at §. Nelson's, 20th and Burt; A. | oo xsmmn T coni o HiisaehyThalanvsiicnls o ive vare, | TR SLOTAIRS A. Miller aro at tho Millard, O'Dell is not only a' ul;ok of the worst l‘%‘”; va, H’;""I‘:'"- o 2":::: f"::‘v’l‘r:;"?fij:?”(;' » Thl‘l‘_"d pave- Dnlr\l;' 16th and Chicago streets; Hansen | VY And o S !p‘: Lating woges expect- Efifi:wm 9 w"; m“i'linm Y "»:uvqf,‘" 7 type, but also a criminal and fupiti uln vs, Bankes et al. . P! 203 18 mans| & Klindt,, St. Mary’s avenue; S. Jona-|ed. C. F. Eiseley, Norfol ] 21211 SOR BALE-0k ne 1 3 i William Sanders, Papillion, R. A, Wellman lfi’m Jatioe, nd will it % tew dnyl.wic‘;:- Johnasen vs. Nelson, history is another example of the ruin | gen, 13th and Harney; Chas. Resmussen, W s~ T IO EARE Dl newibarera) in Llarke) et hn t 18th Stre Farnam street; W. Neve, 10th and et 218-111 M1SCELLANEOUB. and A, Wellman, Hampton, are guests of the out doubt be looking through the bars of y Callahan vs. Nebraska Gas Light Com- | brought about by drink. Upon in- 3 the county jail any. quiry it jis learned that he|Howard; §. Jorgenson, 10th and Jack- T F. M. Dorsey, Ponca, J. H. Edney, Fair- et o Bforo Judge Nevillo— has ' an educated and highly |gon; K. Henrickson, Leavenworth and Aoyt fo eill at our ofies, opyosite post. | V[ ERCHANDISETO EXCHANGE—_Will xchang mont, are stopping at the Millard, A ety Remarkaplo Recavery, Edwards vs. Board of County Com.|re®ectable family in Chicago. But he (9il, and A. Granbeck & Co., Gth and | offico, betxeen dis0 and0 p: m. it e o TR TR R T ST e M. Geo, V,Willing, of Manchester, Mich., - Board of County Com-|covle not refrain from the intoxicating | Piercoy. ~ H. F. Joun MALLRIESEN, D46 11 CANNON, JONES & CO,, Frencer Block.. | Soovecs 5oi0 0 0500 T Wholo o aby. sopa Goo.W. Farwell, Lincoln, and L. M. Tomb- | writes: “My wife hns beon almost helploss | Missioners. cup, and was brought gradually lower 4.5 7-9 Towa or Nebeaska lands. Address s &m}u-’ea ;,m 3 lin, Arrapahoe, are guests of the Millard, g)‘r n:i:;: Faile] .hlalvlal&s::nt -:l\et wu’; ant CaFm ““ll!:‘ vs. Kennedy Manufacturing | and lower, until he was an outcast from Al AU WANT;]I)-A Germau dining room kitchen, girl n one. used two h i i i % H, d Hoppe, 418 5. 18th St botw = r hia Glrk Stae s confned o his room o Biockic o, a1 o e oot | Ash 3. MeClomogan. Oy and warked for Bt O ¥ ook el Rl e A (R e R e by a severe cold. that sho s now ablo to do her own work.” Platz vs. Omaha, aha, and worked for Mr. O. . Good-| ~pig j5 4 new addition to Omaha join-| - AT TIOA T ANEED o7 for ladics, Address with sstamps, Undergar- 3 180-1m>, man as a teamster. His employer says |; i i he was one of the best of men with this g.ag.::‘i?uslyn\‘-iil::mnl:gdll‘rntu? lv(v:iallly ‘1‘:::‘l :g?(i one exception, and that even when in- cheap. No finer residence lots in any toxical he was one of the most harm- i i i % 2 r e part of the city. Parties wishing to buy | 3 less men. His family, it is stated, re- or make investments should not fail to e L todp. u 948-1m . 7ANTED—A situation as secord girl in vrivate T sides on Hyde park, and his wito is : \ T e o secure some of this property. Choice of e Rt S i AREN UP—Cn my premses on Dec. 16, 1888, in worth nearly 875,000, Sho has boen | Jots, $100, cormor lots, §125. No omo | m - mhinatuay oerences: Emplesinent By, | T omiia one dream: Cotoned ous. telegraphed to, but no answer has been | glgy'offers lots so cheap, Call early and T Doy ANUERCODR, B received. The body will b kept for a | make gelection, Brproxn & Sovkk, 8255t 1ewk§ couple of days yet, and if no directions % — from his friends aro received an ordor to bury him at the county expenso will bo applied for, s ho was entirely penniloss A. 9. Hungoom and family starked for Now | g1 pcerio Bitters will do all that is claimed | Ba1gy ve, Smith ot al. York yesterday afternoon. o ;a‘:flr:.u ‘&‘.f;"«fi:y “outs| Robinson va. Olifton. Milton Nobles came in od the overlaud | bottlo at C. ¥, G oodmau's. s w2 train yosterday afternoon, TRy TR THE LOST RESTORED. 8. D, Dent, of Hastings, i at the Paxton,| A CROOKED AT'I'ORNEY, David Wise and wife, of Lincoln, are guests, of the Paxton, Walter Bennett Ohargea With Ob- G, L. Bellows, agent of the New York & taining Money in an Dlegiu- Baltimore railroad, is quartered at the Pax- mate Manner. ton, Q3! NTED. _____|ment Co, 9 south M: Situation by a yourg lady to do plain | ——— e T A in 1} Call cr address ARGE I'st of rooms, with or without hoas house north of St 8 oifice, oposite postofiice. Cannon, Jones & 0., 4 Mrs, Ritter Becomes Weary of Wan- dering and REeturns to Her Home and Husband, Mrs, Ritter, the woman concorning Below is published an affidavit from | TRO™ the papers of this city have said st of seseral gland, and also A el il EDWARD KUEHL, MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDITION- 7 Young man speats both Gorman and_ English ; : Afluumly, desires a situation as salesman or ship- | ALIST, 308 Tonth stroot, betweon Parnam and Har- i — Seward’s Cough Cure never fails. At nl2-tf GOODMAN’ 0. P. Stocking and wife, of Dennistockiog, L wre at the Paxton. / L one Samuel Harmer, a resident of Coun- |** much, has probably returned to her g:l;-n AR R W R B o son pvan e oo AL ST O o :"K'“‘:'E!' ‘;f‘.“.c?‘&‘t'»‘.‘ u;:"“'“:lr!l:" ;\m&:;? "aaa the FE. W. Terry, Nebraska Oity; G. Winter- | oil Blufls, in which ho states that Waltor | 20Me. The acts and eccentricities of et L ‘.)uu «tl‘oliurl‘yntl buy ?’l"et of nl\:lr o!wn Srenoes iven itde crod jAddromiBe X, certaln conditions in the future. Boota and shoen aten, Genova; Hon. 8. J. Alexandor and P, | Bennett, an attorney of this city, did ob- | this Woman were strange indeed. When Real Estate Transters, A D ::;d':arvé::mnmo‘iou looke | e place for a hoy 10 years old to work TLICES D. Sturdevant, Linooln, are guests at the| tain the sum of $10 from him (Harmer) she came to this city, justtwo weeks| The following deeds were filed for |with the fineat and largest selection of for bis boatd. ~ Adresy 1A " this ofico i g n A Paxton, under false pretenses: 840, sho had $1,160, of which she 1ost | record in tho county clerk's office Fobru. | (wcy shirtings, Omahn Shirt Factory. | ' | Patent Dried Fruit Lifter. Charles D. Smith snd L. O, Burr, of Lin- AN APFIDAVIT, 850 the morning after her arrival by the |ary 6, reported for Tue Brsby Ames| Tho Colorado wunt sold by Jeff W. | VW AN EDgSlustions for st abas domesticn |y ey g™ ol aro at the Paxton, il n Naonchis. dishonesty of her paramour. Sho|v.al estate agency: Bedford ia as froo from soot and as oloan [ 1609 1 .- CANNON, JONES & €0, Opp. 7. 0. | \GEHEHE i PN;‘O-&-H». of Blalr, is stopping at the Dovaras Counry, } stopped at the St. Charles hotel, and| U, P, R. R. Co., to Frederick Schro- |48 Rock Spring. jexte| T8 ‘axton, 4 + a -4 e —— o 0 r SAMUdIL Harmer, First being duly | although she was thero nearly ton days, | ler, w d, sw} of sw} of sec, 8, 14, 11| p o SALE—Two portablo steam boilers, | MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. | AS USEFUL NO DEALER g An Eai Tri sworn, deposes and says that about the [she formed the acquaintance of but few, [+ containing 40 acres, $320. 20-horse r. Apply at TE i it tor's Tribute. 30th day of January, 1884, affiant 8p- | Sho would talk : Eunico Paitos, James M., hor husband, | 01078 Power. TR G2, ek kst eariiclboel it ™A | Thegon I, Keator, Editor of Ft. Wayno, [ pliod to one Walter Rennott, an attornoy | -0 o114 talk of her home and ohildren |, Jennie - Schul in God: D. Frrzearnion's, s A g AT ane, alfo A “nd., “Gazette,” writos: 2 Y | one day and the next she would say she | froy's add. 8500, Tt $18 Rhath 5th Bt o encos given. A GROCERY Groceries “For the fi"‘ at Omaha, f i a, for the purpose of having said y e - years Lave -lv-‘:uud Dr. ow Bennott prooure .&.“ . dlvomlfi'um was going away and would never return. eorge H. Bogas and Lewis W. Hill, 5 Gy R “731;51»7.\ stock of merohandige for either f o the foll A © One car load of show-cases, oval and his wife, for which said Bonnett informed | When she was intormed by her|unmarried, to M. 8. Barr ott, w d. 1ot | mansard. all sizes just received at Good- ! e Sinoco s bt | STORE said afliant that ho could procure the | friends that she was under the surveil- 8'1 ;' (r:' Gand 7, block1, inOmahs View, [ yapts, ' i :12-&. AT ‘:’x‘fif:.‘;fi; ilil‘:‘"'.m’:. e sanio in threo (3) woeks acoording to tho | lanco of the polie she quietly withdrow | $L070: OAN AFFORD T0 1R title. il f.ews W. W. Wilde 1312 Dodge bt., AS A PAIR OF laws of Nebraska, A fliant infc i R George L, Miller and wife to J; M. T Bennott that ho was & r‘o':idnngzmdcc.::ld- ;:dmn“:’bl:oml f"'f: 2or imppeamoce S""“:t'(‘" wd, lot 4, NWI‘BIU, in’ West| Colorado, Mich Hill, Walnut Black, |+~ TED—Furnished room and bosrd 1n private Without 1. oil Blufls, in the state of Tows, and. said b:f en noticed more than ten min- End add. to Omaha, $750. Towa and Boulder soft coals, and the Wf.mm Jr AR and Wil tuive st Shireman Bounott know afiant was roiding at | baioewns oo for Ty aranal and horhus- |40 . "Roed- and Robert Reod to | best quality of hard coal for salo by Joif| Bros & Co: 1303 Farmm - city: 3 00, Go ml?&' Efi' ii," 'fl"fi"' ""L:d ‘;,'.f"‘ Pandgcens (p fax she :;rn;:lo;;"a“ s dt‘t:;z .A,,(,, fl'r:.;‘;np;,‘“é&v) d, sub 14 of lot 6, [ W. Bedford, i22:4f J ANTEL Boacd for i of hrce. Tiivate fam. aresident ebraska,and never! n, | j i " |in L ). L T———— preforre ddreas” stiting terms, Xd THE BARTHOLDI STATUE. Arasioe AbPMEn G evashadben, ce for three or four day William Fleming to Rebooea, Lovett, NEW PAWN BROKER, this ofice i kT 810, and was to » balance of $11 lum.dylngdt.h.i:. 5;:';‘]’:!. :Oue’:li;- bnfim W dilot 2 in Prestor. & Williams’ add,, [ Money loaned on Clothing, Jewelry, [ Y\7ANTED—For u customer, stors room ¢ A Socond Moeting to bo Held at the | when said divorde was procured, which | 81,025 Watches, and Diamonds. ~A. Swiru, W TELL & REBAVA Millard this Evening- wa o bo in throo weoks. Said Boonott | berger. "who <1enie s oo Hleidle- | * Sumbol B, Rogers and wife to Tavi F. | 20-tf 20 South 10¢h atroct. | YAANTED varin viehing bordersan those ol know b could uot prooure thosame | inqiing ha knew. anythoug” sopenr: | MeKennt, w d o5, block” 5, °5." £ - | et et B o Tho meetiog held in the parlors of tho |A2¢ording to his said agreomont aud tho |ing hur children. Sho” was' finally in. | Rger addk, 800, bou Rmxr—One Halloh & Davia | ™ iy ie by 2 b Soabomey. : o his aud the v ¥ i ;. [square piano. Inquire at Edholm & Millard hotel yostorday aftornoon to | iemes tx s Seenut i, FOPOSIAE €OL. | duced to rotur to Omaha, and amo Roed, . lot 0, Block B, Omeitot i | Erlokson, LR o U oment and (down from Blair last Wednosday even- '81.085. . adopt plans for raising money for the not knowing what the laws on tho sub- [ing. While hore on her setur cr, |#dd:. 81,085, = pedestal of Bartholdi's statue, was not(ject in said stato paid said Bounet the | stayed at the St. Charles, and gave her | ,,00bn D. Thomas to John P. Thomp- attended o largoly as desired. Quite a | MiPHeyiMoresaid, 8 0opy of tho recoipt of | mouy to the clork to count; §515 was al | 1%, ,d: 1ot s block 349, lota 2 and 3, goodly numbor was prosent bt 20 b | Fsgmer s e ot 2000 Dol | aho had lott. *'Tn Bair sho. bought a | 0/gek Pk it Onaha alto’ ww of s moss was dono or auly, plan agreod upon. (Copy)’ o, nudyoasey, for which sho paid| " Lyyruncs ¥, Mullery to Eila Mullery, Hon, Mahlon Chance gavo his views to Oucaia, Junvary 30, 1884, | Sthor e e Yl 0 many dpecse of south lat 80, seo 10-10-15, the meeting as did others prosent. Those [ Received of Samuel Harmer ten dol- | purse. i oW 0.0 Coning g 0 in attendance expressed deop interest in [ 14 Fetainer in divorce suattor. After she had_ roturned hero sho again P'];"' ".ffi"’ wi:li'e];’ . .l;i H. W, tho movernent and will mako strenuou| (Signod.) Tains Broonerr. | ssolved not to relurn hoe, bub wad.in;| Rubertson, hey husbaad, to 3 0. Gowbi, to secure the amount desired Suim‘bod and sworn to before me this |and on Thursday “xixlmnrilur uh:l:e ln.w, qopts w of see 10, 15, 13 $2,700. from ?‘“ 8 'l"‘l:. JA"““' those present [ 7th duy of February, 1884, companied by an oificer who ‘:-oarud Her | g Bust Kountzo and 'wifo to James ¢ i"m"&' udge Bavage, Joseph E. M. Sraxursa, to the Blufls, started for her home, whers | i aid% ¥ d n 4 of 112, 5, in and Herman Kountze. N Public ot e f Kountze's 34 add, "$350, : otary ad loft her t ly children, : PR i Y The -ndnc then adjouraed to this Douglas county, Nob, Sho would -pe:lr ol Lop acta with tho |, AThur Baily and wife to William Bau- VV ANTED AGENTS—Cull at Cozzars Hotel sy ovening this and seo 6 specieltios for men out of ewploy ke monoy wish. Two . ment t tirst ll::'\)'lb‘mk agents wanted F. M. Van Etten, . . | ™.G.CLARK, SOLE PROPRIETOR. JLADIES Ok YOUNG MEN wn aty or country to OMAHA, NEB. tako nioe, light and pleasant work at their own homes: 82 to 8, o day easily and quictly made; work m“ g Vi jent by mall, o canasiug; o Wamp "for ruply o i ress Reliable Man'('g Co,, Phi delphiaPa. | A viotim of early impradenc ervona 7310l | (67, Drematarefocay ot mavig wrI T varh ooy ks pemedy Baa'fisets Aeb bt willeend PREE S0 MY In GVt suro, wi Address. J. 1. REXVPS, @ Chatnas & Now ¥ nsseernes iz Norheast Nebraska TOR RENT—Resid oo 3015 Case 8, Apply 0 ALONG TIHIE LINE OF THE, 8 e - Chicago, 8t Paul, Minneepolis ang fndil : man, W d, part se of sw and lot 25 in sec OB RENT - Fus s Py A Bl S reatest indifference, and seomed entirel; 2 “uotice be ‘m:’,:“ ”":t“;‘o;’l:": One day u" k **Red” Muloh, rms‘l::’ i:n '&fiflwfifim :vit! h::- 0:"’“‘1“1 'lhr.zfi?.w the public, plat of 3 3 !‘ e Nio uishied rooms with or with | ¢ 10 POW ugu'.'.'.fi.'.' c: ..mif lrw .: 'v'v‘m 4 up s in the daily pa- e weel ¥ was [ ¢’ € | Parmentes e Bf g RNTealtooly furols ™ v withe | s X ¥ 788 | rualy, whre it is t0 be hoped she will nter Place, subdivission of blk 7 in AT e e | BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the LOGAN West Omaha, to devise wi ained h—”fl———- Frank Murphy and Geurge E. Barker light house keeping 1613 Dodge St. 191 9§ $hrough Coucord aud Coleridge for Bucklen's Arnica Salve, h} the public, plat of West Omaha, w § OB KENT- Furuidied room with or without | & &2 FXA R TI NG TON, ‘The greatest medical wonder of the world, ‘LA‘!’ 1 of se | of sec 20, 15, 13 e, con- board. Finest location in the eity. Also tow [ Redches tho best rortion of the State. Special px- Warranted o speodily owro Burns, Cu, U1 | HiNing 20 acres ShE e vapend, et Furna | Wavae, Norfn s ki ngion, and s Bt o 4 po'uts on the cers. Salt Rhewm, Fover Sores, Cancors, Piles, | Edwin Tool Ourator to W, F. Ballin- . e Chililati, Coriy Totter, Cha ved hands: £ ::-n‘m 24 in Charlos add, part o S waaien Suiabie ot hiitas; | SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC RAILROAD ;:’ (e “Pd“"mm"‘““l dod. 25 cents|* Fdwi sec 21, 15, 10 e, $140. ‘boardiug house. Iuquire Koom 24, Owaha National | Traius over tht C., bt. P. M. & 0. Kailwa, 0 Qo i, l'm 'xl\u:]é ?um&"' to .‘fiu‘.m Fo- Bauk Bulldivg. 10841 {;«:{;T-Luluu\xh.n,l-un.»-, Hartington, Wayne and \ BRALD s , lease, lot 23 in Olark's add., £3,000. RN Prioied e i pa . Underwear, Flannels, Ete. A complete g‘ah“nfi‘l:fll‘d et al, to William R'mh Ab.ol ut°ly PUI’O- df; L.T«..“f‘fi“. m‘ufimm.l&w- For flfi.flfi‘fif’ N'uli;::«lfilnl‘r v he | stock, all new. You can save money in 4 George An::tinl:;iumdl uouflu'u:ol‘; This powior nover varies, & marvel of purity | TAURNISHED room beated 524 N, 10 o - catine." - buying these goods at ¥ m g wife wis throngh an | wholeacmonems M e ool | that F orste. | &9 For rates aud all informution call on A s, . enna, wd, 3} of lot 4, block 3, { the ediuary kindr, sud cawwes b s0kd in competition | “ . skt . F B WHITNEY, General Agent, " : in' Armatrong's add, §1 900 with Shemaltitude of low vass, 810t weight aluw or | [NOK RENT—Furvis ed room for gentioman, ao Sernug's Bulldic g, Cor. 10th and Farnam 56 21-00d-10¢ 618'S. 15th street, Anthony Bato 1,200, » pawdons Bald oaly Koval Bk | B4 two tor light house keopiog. eewers block Owaha, N ony Bailey sud wife to Wilkel. mqa. 106 Wallcool N * corner Pighth wnd Howar! 85, e ! AdTickets cau be securcd at depot, coner Wth and Welster Stagets,