Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 27, 1884, Page 8

THE DAILY BEE--OMAHA, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1884, THJ; DAILY BEE. Thursday Eveninq.r March, 27. ‘Noricr!—No advertisements will be inserted " the evening paper unless presented before 2 oclock it Advertisements for Monday morning edition will be reccived between the hours of 10and 12 & m., and 6 and 7 p. m. Sandaga. Advertisoments for the Wrek. &Y Bee must be handed in no later than Monday evening LOCAL BREVITIES, “Nebraska Fuel Company.” —Frederick, Leading Hatter, 13th & Fernam, —Bodford, boss coal dealor, —Go to A. Richards for coal. £5-1m —Perfumery, drug storo 10th and Dovglas. “The Lion roars. m2t —8axo, Hatter, Opora Houso Block, e3-4f —F. N. Conner, Dentist, 612 N, 16th, ' A —*“Lohigh Coal” on hand. Ownaha Coal Coke and Lime Company. —Char'es & Whinnery, Dentists, 1314 Fernam —“KNox” hats. R. J. SAXE, agent. motf —Dunlap Hats, 8, C. Sample & Co,, solo agents, Millard hotel. ml-lm Omaha Coal and P. Co. Colorado Coal, Anthracite and Bituminous, Office 217 S, 14th 8t Sign ol pd box. 1546 —For SAl | —A small Mosler, Bahman & 0>, Fire Proof Safo, almost new, Apply at at this office, 4t ~—Galoy, Wileox & Harrison, law office 20 and 20, Omaha National Bank buildine. mld-1m —Rink open every afternoon and ev ~The Lion Roars for Moore. —Finost stock of domestio and importod cirgars at Schrooter & Bocht's. Liberal rednc- tions by the box. 261w —Vocal Instructions—Miss Lizzie Caldor wood at Hospe's 1519 Dodge, Tuesdays and Fridays, mon-thurs&sat., tf —Miss Fannio V. Dillrance, teacher of piano and harmony. Private and class les sons, 1610 Davenport. 120.m-th{&s-eve —Gospel tomperance meoting at the City Mission on Tenth stroet this evening. ~The city democratic central committee will meet at the office of J. J. O'Counor at 7:30 this evening. —All parties who have any of the music belonging to the Philharmonic society are re- «quested to leave it at Max Meyer & Bros,’ store to-day, as the society has need of it, —The young people of the Dodge strect Presbyterian church will give a freo social and musical entertainment in the parlors of tho church this (Thursday) evening, All friends are invited. —A social hop was hold at Turner hall last night, which was participated in by a goudly number and a vory ploasant time is reportod, Trvine's orchestra furnished the music, which is a guarunteo that it was good. —A moeting of Iadies will ba held at Max Meyerlé Bro.'s music hall to-morrow aftor- noon to organize a ladies’ musical society. Misses Poppleton, Rustin, Officer and Dill- ranre are the committee, ~The city council committeo appointed at the request of Chairman Croighton, of tho board of public works, to investigate the charges mado against him by an ovening paper, met yesterday, and adjourned until 11 o'clock on Saturday. —The curtain was attachod at Holland's play on Tuesday night in bohalf of a dis- charged actor who had a disputed claim against tho managor for about $60. Tho claim was paid under protest and the perform- ance went on. —A prominent manufacturer of German table linens closed out to S, P, Morse & Co., $5,000 in their choicost blenched tablo linens at just 60 conts on the dollar. This enables * Morse's to sell $1.50 linens for §0c, $2.00 linens for $1.00, $3.00 linens $1.25, They aro sell- ing silks at lower prices than any one firm in America, —Onthe way to Prospect Hill cemetery yesterday the hearse containing the remains got stuck throo different times. The last time it was necessary to obtain shovels and dig the mud away from the wheels bofore the vehicle could be extricated, —The Kuights and Ladies of Honor, of Primrose lodge, will hold their third ball and sociable Friday evenivg, March 28th, at Masonic Hall. Al their friends are cordially dnvited, " —If Omaliafhad 60,000 {uhabitants yestor- day morning, sho now has 60,001, This Is due to Mr. i, A, Frace, of No, 1411 Pierce stroot, who reports the arrival of a ten pound boy at his residenco lnst ovenivg. Tho wmother and child aro doing well and as it is tho fivst Mr. Frace is setting up the cigars with a smiling face. —The Lion Jtoars for Mdore's Harnes Saddlery—the best in the world, m —A young lady recently divorced, who ought to have had experience sufficient to be ablo $o protect horself, again loved *'not wisely, but too woll” & young man in this aty, Yestorday she filed a complalnt against bim, chargivg him with bastardy, Ho was arrssted, Aftar mature deliboration Le con- cluded to marry the complainant, The cere- mony was performed by Judge Anderson, after which o was released, ~—The rush at Morse's this morning exceed. ed their expectations by a loug ways, the sales footing up nearly two thousand dollars up to 2 o'clock; this enterprising firm have seoured bargains for their customors that not another finnin Omaha can obtain, siwply because they buy direct from importers aud wmanu. factarers for cash; 8. P, Morse & Co. are mak- ing an enviable reputation for themselves, —A mistake was made in the report that Mes, Fuller cared for the lady, Mrs, Whit- ney, who died 1n this city Tuesday afternoon, she breathed her last. texday afternoon at the poor farm, ‘ P — Arnived. for the past two weeks visiting the east il markets in the interest of arrival of Omaha ladies are peculiarly interested Haviy, mined that & more perfect o open and fl“u Bostox ud 016 10th PERSONAL, Hon, Paxton, G. W, K. Dorsey, isa gueat of the A. G, Parker, Garlow, 11, is at the Metro poli Worth and wife are guests of the tropolitan. Joseph A the Paxton, M Conner, of Plattsmoath, is at , E. Lowis, Laramis, W, T, is at the Metropolitan, Fred W. Vaoghan, of Fremont, fsa guest of the Paxton, . H. Hill and wife, of Daveaport, Ta,, are at the Metropolitan, F. M. Joy, of Burlington, Ia., in in tho city the Metropolitan, . G, Kiere and wife, of Albion, are stop- ping at tho Paxton, M. I Clarke and C. W, are at the Metropolitan, H. M. Ullom, of Kankalkee, 111, is stop- ping at the Metropolitan, Davis, Lincoln, Charles Smith and Charles McKnight, of Hastings, are at the Paxton, Thomas 0. Day and wife, Neligh, Nob,, are ut tne Metropolitan, Mrs, M. A. Branch and daughter, Wisner, Neb., areat the Metropolitan, Hand and H. Hart, Glenwood, In., aro at the Metropolitan. 0, of Blair, and Ed. It, Mockett, of Lincoln, are guests of the Millard, W. Wilhoima, of Nebraska City Weldish, of Aurora, are at the Mi d M. S, 1 L. J. Kubn, of Emerson, and F. M. Denny, of Rlair, are guests of tho Paxton, J. M. Sewell, of Juniata, and L. M. Kelly and wife, of Liucoln, aro stopping at tho Mil- lard, John A. Kehan, of Platte Center, and E. It. Mitchell, of Lincoln, are guests of the Millard, M. 8. Lindaay and | Georgo 10, Mioklcjobn, leading attorneys of I'ullerton, are wuosts of the Paxton, J. L. Webster and wifo, and Mrs, N. Shel- ton returned to thix city from St. Louis, over the Wabnsh to-day. W Swain, manager of the Consolidated Tank lino, with headquarters at Kanuas City, came up to Omaha this morning. J. W. Sipo, of Stewart, H.J. Mack, of Kearncy, and John L. Meany, of Grand Tsland, aro registored st the Millard, el UL Attentl Fifch Ward Repubiic 8, The Fifth Ward Republican primaries will be held at Frank Sasstrom’s boot and shoo store, No 606 No, Sixteenth strect, Thursday evening, March 27. Polls open from b0 7 p. m. Attention Knight All mombors of Omaha Lodgo No. 26, Knights of Pythias, are requested to as- somblo at their Castle Hall,corner of 14th and Douglas streots, Friday, March 28th, at 1 p. m., to attend the funeral of Bro: ther Gottlieb Kirchner, from Planet Lodge No. 4. By order of Cunsr, WiLie, Chancellor Commander. e Attention, Knights, The funeral ot Bro. Gottlieb Kirchuer, member of Planet Lodge No. 4, will take place Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock sharp from Riewe's undertaking establishment, Farnam etreet. By order of Grorar Scayinr, Ch. C. PL. No. 4 K. P. e — GRAND OPENING of Millinery this (Friday) aftornoon and evening at ALMA E. KEITH'S Milli- nery and Hair Dressing Parlors, Paxton Hotel, e —— Another invoico of the world renowned Inear Corrrr Pots just recoived by J. B. French & Co. They go like a June frost before an August sun, Tho people will have them., e e— The uEst acre lots ever placed on the market are thoso in Norwood, $40 to $060. Barker & Mayne, solo agents, northeast corner 13th and Farnam, e — Salt Lake Potatoes at Heimrod's, You can buy a good buggy or wagon at L. T\ Longproy, cheaper than anywhere clae, m24elw, Miss Agnes McAusland, who has been ig & Westberg has just ro- turned, and tKuumhy morning began the is live of goods in which e novelties os far as been opened, we can assure who apuvieciate the word “‘taste” in this department of female decoration, el Tho latest Bangles recoived at Ennos & ERioksox’s, me2 1w Opp. Postoflice. —— DETWILER'S CARPET SALE. ml2 tf e — “Brack Diasonn Coar,” Neb, Fuel Co, C — = WE have mado especial efforts not to bo outdone at OUR MILLINERY DIS- PLAY this_Friday afternoon and even- ing. MRS. E. M. CARTER, 105 15th St., opp. P, O. C —— Clecks from $1,00 upwards at Epnows & BRricksox's, Cor. 15th and Dodge, *0axox Crry Coar.” Neb, Fuel Co. WALNUT HILLS, For parties buying lots in this beauti- ful addition we will build Houses on the ocasiest possible MoNTiLY PaymeNTs, AMEs, 1507 Farnam streot, Bole Agents, m22.18t mlb-tf | ——— Ask your Grocer for HAMBURGER m8 ap. -1m, Wanted—A fow first class salesmen to represent The People’s Cyelopedia. Good aries to good men. Seo *‘ad” in an- other column, Address, Emersox Dg- Puy, General Agent, 2514 Douglas St. m2b. 6t o — The uest acre lots ever placed on the “The ladies of the Christian Aid association | market are those in Norwood, $40 to cared for her, and she died in the association | $00. rooms, and the matron was by her side when | BOTtheast corner 1 She was buried yos- Barker & Mayne, sole agents, h and Farnum, S—— MARRIKD. MOLLORN-LOGAN —Mr, Harvey Mollorn of Kunkekee, I, to Miss Nora Logan of Omaha, wers murried ot the Fiest M, I, church of this city, by Rev. Charles W, Savidge, on Thursday, March 27, ——— ‘We have boen cast with the cash, and when our Mr. Westberg returns, and our shipments which are now on the way shall arrive we will astonish you with goods and prices. Wait for’ the an. nouncement of Wiig & Westberg, at the Boston store. A plain person made beautiful by the lection has nover |aid of our artistic MILLINERY and been exhibited in Omaba, and the prices IlAl'l.t um.d.., Vi thi ly low. The goods will all | (Friday on exhibition to-morrow snd ladies especially should department at View our display this afternoon and evening. E. KEITH, Vaxton Milliuery Parlors, L ——— w er & ne, sole agouts, o Wm-ntb:’nd Faroaw sts, ROLLING H; WEALTH. The Seller of a Silver Mine in Omaha On His Way Home, The “Minnie Mine Sold for $500,000 to a Party of English- Moore” To-day at depot a Ber reporter met Mr. H. of the Bellevue, returning disposed of the silver mino above men tioned to an English firm by the name of Dent, Palmer & Co., for the magnificent sum of $500,000 cash. The company mado the first payment of 8125,000, and the balance, £375,000, will be paid in Salt Lake City on Saturday next. Mr, Miller has had associated with him in the mine two other gentlemen, but he has owned the controlling interest He has been located at Bellevuo and has been instrumental in developing the mino which has just been sold for so handsome a figure, It is one of the best paying mines in the Wood River coun- try. About thirty tons of the ore is duily received at the Smelting and Re- fining works in this city. The ore pans out about 110 ounces of silver and 60 per cont lead, giving to the ownors net profit of $100 per ton or §3,000 per day. The new owners are already making proparations for the increasing of the hoisting and reduction works, 8o as to bo ablo to take ono hundred tons per day from the mine, instead of thirty which as now. Mr. Miller, in speaking of his recent sale, said that it was a case where the mine owners have dealt directly with tho purchasers, with no third party between, and hencoe there is no brokerage to pay. Furthermore the gentleman said it is the cnly way for a mine owner to profitably dispose of his property. $&ln speaking of the ore in the Wood River country, Mr. Miller said it is prin- cipally Galena ore, that is a very high vrade of lead ore. *‘The natural outlet for all Wood River minee,” said Mr. Miller, ‘*is Omaba or Denver, but about 80 per cent of all shipments come direct- lyto tho Smelting works in this city, and the quantity is to be largely increased with the increased facilities, which will bo added during tho present season.” This is, of itself, is another evidence of the future prosperity and growth of Omaha, the (iate City, which i3 now be- ing watched so closely by tho capatalists, both east and west, and, as it is a natural outlet for all mine products from the Wood river country, just so it must be the natural market center for all stock and prodnce of the great northwest, which is bemng populated this season as never before, the , the recent owner silver mine at Mr. from the cast, where he Idalio, Miller was just had ELEGANT DISPLAY Of MILLINERY this Friday afternoon and evening at MRS, E. B. CARTER'S, 105 16th St., opp. P. 0. e e For Sauk.—Corner lot, 66x132 foet, on Farnam strect, with building of b2 rooms, suitable for hotel purposes, Ap- ply to J. A. Roeder, cor. 16th and Wob- streots. m27-2t - — Doa’t Forget That J. B. French & Co., the Reliable Grocers of 1119 Farnam street, are still selling: 12 pounds Conf. A Sugar for $1.00. 114 pounds Standard Granulated for $1.00. 13} pounds Extra C Sugar for $1.00. 14 pounds New Orleans Sugar for $1.00. Tmprove the opportunity and buy be- fore a change in the market. e — Attention, all ye gentle ladies of the muddy city of Omaba, know ye all by these presents, that H. H. Marhofl has this day received the largest and finest assortment of hand bags ever brought to this beautiful city, comprising the latest novelties in Plush, Alligator, Sealskin and Newark grain leather. Ths truth- fulness of theso sayings 1 maintain by force of arms, if nocessay, through my gallant knight, Don Quixote. Read, re- floct and profit thereby. A full lino of trunks and traveling bags. Millard hotel block, 21f-s-t-th&sat o —— FEENEY & CONNOLLY, Tur LEADERS in the Boor axn Suok trade on 16Gth st. are having a suc- cess this early in tho season, which they hardly expected. Their sales havo been very largo the past two weeks, and to- day they put on their shelves another con- signment of mew apring goods direct from the factory. They depend entirely on the quality of their goods, Every VAR SPAMPED WiTH THEIR 0ws NAME Axp GUARANTEED, No R PAY AND EXPENSES VERY LIG e largo room suitable for Wanted—A storago. Address X. Y,, Bee office. m26-4t, S el DETWILER'S CARPET SALE, wml2-tf e A lot of fino delivery wagons for eale cheap at L. T. Longprey’s shop, S, W. cor, 16th and Cass, w24elw L — - Weber Pianos at Edholm & Erickeon'’s, wls-lm o —— Repairs for all stoves sold by Bradford & Piercy can be had at 109 S, 14th St, 27.8t Omana Srove Reratn Works, —— Quite an excitement occurred to-da; at the furnituve store of Chamberlain, How & Marshall, 16th and Davenport stroets—over the amount of goods being sold —— Princeton College Graduates, Atten. tion! Thero will be a meoting of the grad. uates of Princoton College, on Friday, March 28, at 3 p. m., at the oflice of The Christian Hour, cor. 16th and Dodge, Williams Block, t¢ organize a Princeten Alumni Association in Omaha, and to make arrangements for a reception to Dr. McCosh in the near future. All Princeton graduates are invited to be prosent, C. M. Des Isiks, Bellevue College. e — Howard, Elgin, Springfield, Hampden, Rockford, Lancaster, Columbus and Waltham Watches in gold and silver ALMA| Norwood, cnly | cases #t special bargains. Sonors & Eriokson, 8. E. cor. 16th & Dodge, Opp. the Postoflics, m22-16¢ e —— Star Tinted Spectacles suit when ull others fail, Sold only by m22-lm Epnowyn & Exicksox. MORSE'S GREAT SALE, ANNOUNCED FOR I'HIS MORNING, WILL CONTINUE TO-MORROW, 00,000.00 in desirable merchandise purchaged by us at a loss to importer, will be sold at 20 to 30 per cent. below usual prices. To Our Customers. We cannot but ask your refloctions upon the enormous henefits accruing alike to ourselves and customers from such n sale as this. At the lowest esti- mate the saving to our customers is on averagd of 50 per cont. Supposing that for present or future use a lamily needs dry goods to the amount (at usual prices) of ) 00 They will rave at thissale & 6 00 5 00 WO w10 50 5000 ¢ wowwow 500 600 ¢ ¢ o w99 BO VU U B i e et e e OIS LOUIUU St e g e e R e OO | 450 00 A Total Saving of 8120 00 And the enormous incre in our trade even at a very small profit renders our store very popular and enables us tc purchase large invoices of goc that come to our notice as being cheap, with the confidence that the people of Omaha in the future as in the past, appreciate the efforts we have used for seven years to establish as low prices in Omuha as are given to any city in the Union, To-morrow morning we will offer to our customers 10 CASES STANDAND PRINTS AT 20 A YARD, Cocheco, Merrimac, | Prints Arnold, | 2cts Steel River, " Per Manchester, | Yard. Oriental, 10 cases Standard Bleached Muslin, 3c. 1,200 yards, £1.00 Table Linen . 1,800 yards, & 1,200 yards, £2.50 12,000 35 cent Towels, 1he. All departments—every stock will be cqually represented as the above, and our patrons can rely on getting goods at prices they never dreamed of. Kid Gloves. All our heretofore bargainssink to insig- nificance compared to our present offer- ing. An importer's stock closed out and more Kid Gloves of all sizes, colors, and black, at 50 CENTS PER PAIR 50 Never offored loss than §1,25, GLOVES—New Tans Mobes and Blacks, in 3, 4 and 6 button length, at prices interesting to all consumors, and much below cost of manufacture. 8. P, MORSE & CO. At HOME again to ALL our friends Friday afternoon and evening after 2 o’clock, ALMA E. KEITH, Paxton Hotel Millinery Parlors, Ladies who do not attend may have causo to regret it the whole season, S Another invoico of the world renowned Tokar Co Pors just received by J. B. French & Co. They go like a June frost beforo an August sun. The people will have them, B The Colorado woai sold by Jeff W, Bedford is as free from soot and as clean a3 Rock Spring. j22-tf C———— If you want a good home-made wagon cheap, call on L. T, Longprey, S. W. cor, 16th and Cass Sts, m24elw B DETWILER'S CARPET SALE. ml2-tf e White ;Neshannock Potatoes at 7. STEVENS, 913 N, 21st streot. m26-4t —— The nEst acre lots ever placed on the market are those in Norwood, $40 to $60. Barker & Mayne, sole agents, northeast corner 13th and Farnam. ———— Star Five," The “‘Star Kive” of the Paxton hotel gave a very pleasant party at Mathew’s hall last evening. A goodly number were in attendance, and all enjoyed themselves hugely. Good music was present, and the crowd tripped the light fantastic to their heart's content. — —— VALUABLE PROPERTY. Property Which is Attracting the {Attention of Real Estate Men, The attention of the real estate dealers of this ity is now being attracted to the beautiful property which lies west of Twenty-sixth street, between Dodgo and Cass streots, and extending to the city limits, It is undoubtedly the most valuable and available land upon the market to- day and there is none which will be so rapidly improved as will this, The city council have ordered the grading of Dodgo street and the county commission- ers have made arrangements, whereby Davenport street will bo graded and sev- oral bridges put in. The work will be done through Hawthorne addition and adjacent property this season, There are many attractions, among which are the residence of 8. D. Mercer, the Convent of the Sacred Heart, and many moro which might be mentioned. It will, in time, become the most thicklr. ttled portion of the city. Es- pecially will this be the case should car lines bo extonded out Farnam and Cum- ing streete, as is now the intention, With the many advantages, such as central location, ete., it is not strange that real Y | estate men should b taking a deep in- terest in this property. —— CARPET SALE, ml2-tf Ll o — ANOTHER WHOLESALE ESTAB- LISHMENT, Fav & Co, formerly of Minneapolis, Minn,, will open a wholesale confection- ery, cigar and fruit business, in a fow Weeks, at the old stand of Piercey & Bradford on Farnam street. bm&etf DETWIL e 0 excuse for anybody in this section visiting other markefs to purchase furniture, Dewey & Stane carry a stock that is equalin extent and in quality of €oods to any establishment in the United States. Their trade is contantly on the increase, because their prices are always {ow, They are now recviving large quan- tities of elegant goods, a grea\ many new designs of Chamber Sets, Pator Furni- ture, Fancy Articles, &e., &e., There is 4 - ——— Now buy Fire Kindlers for aummer use and dispense with wood aad coal. .l‘uu the thing for a quick, hoy, fire. Great reduction in price. Ask your grocer about them, M-ERGEll & ROSENZWEIG. A Visit to this Palatial Store on Donglas | Street, Beantifal and Costly Decorations Made by This Enterprising 1irm in Their New Quarters, Mergell & R eig, the enterprisin paper hangers, painters and art decora tors, have recently removed from their blocl Fif- hey are s street, old s on Douglas street, ono west 1 the same street, between teenth and Sixteenth streets, ted at No. 1515 Doug now loc ly arranged stores in this city or the west. A Brr reporter visited their establishment this morning and was sur- prised to see the magnificence and grand- eur of the place. Upon entering the store one cannot refrain from a hasty glance around until his eyes are raised to the ceiling, when they are at once riveted to the same and remain so until the back of the neck becomes so weary as to cause him to desist, The ceiling of their store room is with- out doubt the finest piece of decorative work in the aity of Omuha, if not west of Chicago. To add more to its beauty, it isof a perfectly new design, and was in- troduced here by this onterprising firm. A partial description of it might be of in- tereat. It islaid offinto three panels, the first of which is very elaborate. It is 17x24 feet. The predominating colors are light terra cotta and blue. Upon the corners and centers are decorations of solid plush, with hand painted designs inside. From these plush mountings i a heavy strip of upholstered silk, a beau- tiful shade of blue, extend- ing clear around the panel. From each corner, extending ont toward the centre of the panel, is a boau- tiful hand-painted design. The panels are laid off with elegant mouldings in gilt, lizard green and carmine colors. It 18 & most beautiful thing, entirely new, and must be seen in order to form a cor- rect idea of its grandeur, and it is well worth a close inspecton, The second panel is also very attrac- tive. The corners are of maroon velvet and embossed shades of terra cotta, olive and blue, with bands of various colored moulding. The third panel 1s a large squaro and represents a canopy ceiling, surrounded by beautiful and elaborate fresco work. The entire ceiling is greatly admired by all who visit the store, and is one which a person wants to see the second and third time, as something new pre- senta itself each time it is scrutinized. On either side of the store, which is 22 feet wide, 16 feet. high and 132 feet deep, are long rows of shelves and racks laden with ers and decolations in all the latest styles and shades, This firm are prepared this season as never before to do fine work. They have employed six first-class decorative paper hangers, and consequently are en- abled to fill all orders promptly. Among the novelties in their selection they bog to mention panel paintings, by noted European artists, suitable for ceil- ing or sidewalk decorations; also irides- cent or jewel-like effects of great bril- liancy. “They carry a full and complete line of Lincrusta Walton, the only solid relief wall decoration which is unequaled for beauty and durability. Leather Papers, Raised Velvet Papers, Figured Velvet Papers, Iridescent Papers, Church and Wall Decorations, With pardonable pride the firm call at- tention to the work done by them in the Paxton hotel dining room, the Metropol- itan dining room, the Millard hotel bar- ber shop and the Unity church, which has just been completed. These are among the finest pieces of work done in the city. 5 They carry a well selected line from every manufacturer. All their best de- sigus in their most popular colorings; their novelties in machine and hand-made goods. None of the undesirable or un- popular patterns. Everything new and desirable in papers for ceiling and other decorative work. New designs as fast as brought out by the factories are at once added to their line. They feel safe in the assertion that their line, in extent and beauty, cannot be surpassed. They have given especial attention to the selection of attractive ceiling decorations. Their designs are the work of leading artists at homo and ebroad, representing the English, Fronch, German, Oriental and Japanese styles of decoration, In their painting department they are prepared to do all kinds of house and sign painting in the very finest style known to the art. Mesars, Mergell & Rosenzweig most cordially invite the public to call upon them at their store and see for themselves the beauties of art. e — For Sare—Two portable steam boilers, 10-horse power. Apply at D. Frrzearrick's, 218 Sowth 16th St. e wle Hats now ready— at Hat Emporium, the Leading Hatter, The celebrated adjust- able hat, light and easy to the head on all the fashionable blocks. All hats sold at this establishment are fitted perfectly to the head by artists in their trade, Frederick's superior goods and facilities have been well known since established in 1870. His trade is steadily increasing, owing to his immense stock and lew prices for the best hats. Frederick, Thirteenth and Farnam, introducer of the correct styles. m22-6t 01718 Best Haro Coar Neb, Fuel Co. Pulice Court, A large number of spectators were in attendance at police court this morning. Four cases were disposed of by Judge Beneke. Two disturbers of the peace; one case of intoxication; one case of ob- structing and resisting an officer, ‘T'he disturbers of the peace were each fined 80 and costs. One paid and the other was sent to the county jail, The case for intoxication was against Maggie Lindley, the prostitute arrested last night. " When called, sho stepped’ for- ward with a boldness and brazen-faced- ness which would put to shame the most hardened woman in shame, although she is scarcely more than seventeen years of age. She pleaded guiliy and was fined $10 in costs. Al- though she had no money and was com- pelled to go to jail, she laughed and seemed to consider it a right good joke, Charles Townsend, was charged ‘with interfering with an officer while he was | | | have one of the most palatial | Great reduction FALCONERS' GREAT SALE! $200,000, OURENORMOUS SALECONTINUED . 1 We are sel lins and ting to day at less than manufacturers prices, es0 goods were all bought when at their lowest figure ince then there has been a ual ad- pur you a yard as cheap chases, and wi a8 a whole piec Our entire stock of Silks, Velvets, Jods, Dress Goodg, White Linens, Towels, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Laces and Embroideriea, will bo found at the eame unprecedented low priccs, as advertised in last § inday’s Herald N. B. FALCONER. yods Sale of Silks. o of Dress Goods. ale of Laces. ale of Linens, Sale of Hosiery. Sale of Underwear, All these goods we now offer 30 to 40 per cent less than last year. ALCONER, i/teen thou yards of Standard nts at 2} Ten thou hams at 2} Fifteen thousand yards beautiful Printed Lawns at Tnree Cents a yard. N. B. FarcoNen, VANDERBILT IN OMAHA, and yards Chocked (ing- Young George Vanderbilt and Party I’ass Through this City., At 11:30 this forenoon a special car of the New York Central & Hudson River railway arrived in this city, The car was occupied by Mr. George Vanderbilt, son of W. H. Vanderbilt, Mr. Sheldon and Mr. Twombly aud wife, the latter being a son-in-law of W. H. Vanderbilt. The party are out on a little pleasure excursion and at the same time are keep- ing their eyes wide open. They are look- ing over the various railroads and picking up any new points that may present themselves. They came in from Chicago over the C. &N, W. road, and left this city on No, 3 this noon. They go from here to Den- ver where they will stop for a few days, and they will then determine which way they will go from there. During their short stay in this city they hired a carriage and took a driveup town, ————— A NEW DEPARTURE. CHICAGO, VIA THE BURLINGTON ROUTE. Commencing March 7th, we run a through, solid and complete train, with Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars attached from our Omaha Depot to our Chicago Union Depot without change. Leave Omaba depot at 4:50 p. m; (4:24 Ciy time.) Arrive in Chicago next day at 2:30 p. m., standard central time. Much time and annoyance saved. Rates as low as anybodys. Baggage checked direct to destination; rates, tickets, and sleeping car accommo- dations furnished by Harnry DevgL, Agent, N. E. Corner Farnam and 14th St. Depot on South Tenth Street. 7-tf —— Beautiful acre lots in Norwood, only $40 to 60, Barker & Mayne sole agents, N. E. corner Thirtcenth and Farnam sts, e W. B. Flack, of North Auburn, writes: ““We have tried several brands of ronsted coffee, but none equals the MEDAL.” Seclected, roasted and sold enly by J. B. French & Co., Omoha, Neb. m27-10t . Neb. Fuel Co. 5 WHITEBREAST COAL, Steam Heating Apparatus, Sealed proposals will be received at County Clerk’s Office until 3 o’clock p. m, of April 2, 1884, for Steam Heating Apparatus at New Court Houso in Douglas County, according to plans and specifications now on file in the Clerk’s Office. Ths Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By oxder of tho Board. H. T. Leavrrr, County Clerk, Oxzama, March 12, 1884, (Douglas Coun- ty, Nebraska.) ml2 2w —e— WEDDING RINGS In 18k or 14k, at 18-1m Epnorm & Brickson’s, — A Great Surprise 1Is in store for all who use k p's Balsam for the throat and lungs, the groat guaranteed emedy. Would you believe that it is sold on its merits and that each druggist is authorized to refund your money by the P'roprictor of this wonderful remedy if"it fmls to cure you? Schroede) lecht have secured the agency forit. Price, 50cand #1 00 Real Estate Transters, The following deeds were filed for record in the county clerk's office March 26, reported for Tae Ber by Ames’ real estate agency: Jos. Barker and wife to Geo, Hass Hagen, wd, lot 29, Bellair, in sec. 14, 16, 12, $230, Geo, H. Kerr and wifo to Leroy F. Austin, w d, lot 6, Redick’s second add., subject to mortgage of $1,300, §3,200. A. Kountze, et al, to Geo. H. Boggs and L. W. Hill, wd, lot 14, block 9, Kountze & Ruth's add., $500. Jacob C. Denise and Wife to Calyin H. Frederick, w d, lot 11, block 1, Denise add, 05 Thos. F. Wilkins and wifo to Alax F. Wilkins, w d, lot 1, block 1, Dwight & Lymau's add., £1, Stephen D, Bangs et al to » John Loesch, w d, lot 4, Bang's sub-div., lot | 34, Burr Oak. £510, Themas Officer and wife to Dexter L, id 4 out lots 106, 173, Florence, $125, John R. Porter and wife to Chas, Hellerig, w d, lot 30, Porter’s addition, $1,200, Samuel McAuliff and wife to Thos. C Pelle, w d, north GG feet, lot 4, blk 4, | $950. Bowery Hill add Aol 0 Now buy Fire Kindlers for summer use and dispense with wood and coal. Just the thing for a quick, hot, fire, in price. ' Ask your in the discharge of his duty, and upon [grocer about them. pleading guilty was fined $10 cosis, will keep thy woman company in jail, 108 awp 0oAL &l Benzon & Bro £5-1m He cor, 16th and Dodge. e —— Watches & Jewelry Repared and Warranted at Edholm & Erickson's, m22-1m Targost GOLD (*# E BARS KO US| [FRYING TOHOLD BOWN D CREAM TARTAR. 000. Civen —1 § ¥ I njurio1s substatices e be four STy Pian WEBER PIANOS, The Finest in the World. Has made eleven concert tours thouh this ceuntry during nine of which she has used the WEBER PIANO. Call and see these instruments at Edholm & Erickson’s Music House, 118 Sixteeuth Street, Sole Agents for Nebraska. Packard & Smith American Organs. t Music in the N. B. FALCONER. CONTINUATION OF THE GREATEST SALE OF DRY GOODS We have stock of § ever made, and the Drgest quantity of goods we have ever offered, OVER $200.000 worth, and at prices such as dry gools never touch- ed beforo, Thi; have pri- in the cast are following the and true (o our principles of Prices for our goods, we follow We ave full particulars of this Extraordinary Sale ! in Saturday Evening's Bre. Undernexth we give a few of the prices as an indication of the very great reduction in every class of goods, all through th's marvelously Cheap Sale : S 1k at £9c, formen iy #old at $1.00. inches wide, at §2.60, formerly arket vight do asking only caste suit, 5 at 67¢, formerly $1 ilks, excellent quality ©, ferwerly 60 Colored Satin cades at Gic, formerly $1, All Kirds of Muslins an Omana wholisale prices. Crash at e per yard. rsucker at ke, formerly 152, and a large va- riety of Prints at Se. to come and eee this the most extraor- y in Omahs, enl do not forgot the advantsge of anemly sclection. N. B. FALCONER. Omaha, Neb, merly 750, and Silk Bro She tings at less than 509 North Choice Cuts of Meats a s ceived by telophone, No L& Country Orders Soliol sl | | CORNFIELD Mark 16th Street. Wm, @Gentieman’s Blocl [] A. WAL T or. HAIR!|HAIR! TAIR CEXITTOFE™ ALMA E. lili'.fy.’lli'“n“H’S Millinery and Halr Dressing Farlore Farnam Stroot. Hair | Hair | Hair ! Ch ezp = ) I O 48 YUSL, Y mos T —(aNV— SIAOLS ININ0O IS L LT OGS el AN HEVMNIL HOVIA-HNN PojlueLIC AN ‘QeN “eyemg