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

B3 THESE STYLES AT MORBE'S, B/ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE--SATURDAY NOVEMBER 8§ 1884, S. P MORSHS&S&CO., LARGEST CLOAK DEPARTMENT IN OMAHA, SHOWING A COMPLETE LINE» OF NEW (00DS. | The depression in® Eastern trade and the warm weather has enabled us to purchase an l | ! Embarrassed Manufacturer’s Cloaks. | Eatly Prices. o8 Now, | $356.00—42 {0 52 inches long Plush Clnnlm "4 00, | 40 00—42 to 52 inches long Plush Cloaks 30.00 \ 45.00—42 to 52 inches long Plush Cloaks 35.00. | 50.00—42 to 52 inches long Plush Cloaks 4000, | 60.00—42 to 52 inches long Plush Cloaks 45,00, Russian Circulars, Paletots, Newmarkets, Jersay Jackets, all included in thisjsale, and we will SAVH XOU FBOM $1TO $25 doddEy X G—OOI) S 150 Dozen Children’s Merino Vests, 25¢ and 85¢, worth at wholesale, 50c. 600 Dozen Children’s all-wool Vests, 40c and 60c, worth at wholesale 75c. 90 Dozen Ladies’ Merino_ Vests at 35c. always sold at 50c. 60 Dozen Ladies' Merino Vests at 50c, always sold at.75c. 36 Dozen Ladies’ Merino Vests at 7bc, always sold at 94c. 3() Dozen Ladies’ Merino \ estsat 90¢, n]\v’l‘,s qold nt Sl 25, 'V'EL'V'E'I‘S 600 Yards Colored Velvets always sold fo 2560 Yards Colored Velvets r 50c. always sold for 75c. 302 Yaras Colored Velvets 26c, 50c, 75c, 650 Yards LADIES 54-inch Flannel Suitings, 85 ClCents ' Actually worth $1.00. MORSE & COMPANY. TABLE OLO'I‘H S. 3,000 Yards 64-inch Table Damask 95¢, reduced from $1.25. 2,000 Yards 72-inch Table Damask $1,00. [Cost this to Import. 600 8x|04 2 by 2 I-2 yard, Table Cloths at $2 90 worth $4.50. always sold $I25. 160 Yards Black Velveteen 50c;, always sold for 75c- 600 Yards Black -Velveteen 75c, always sold $1.25. The above goods are cuiting Vel- veteens, and invariably have sold for 900 Yards ILADITES H4-inchiFiannel Suitings, $1 .00, DOME SHIERE @)= Cur Domestic sale will comprise 12.600 yards of Muslin, 6 000 yards of Gingham, 4,000 yards of Chev- iot Shirting, and will be opened on Monday Mornmg almost double the price we ask. S. P. MORSE & CO. Actuallv worth 8$1.25 S. P. MORSE & CO. P ] 5. P. MORRE & CO. "HE DAILY BEE. Haturday ;Morning November 8, LOCAL BREVITIES —The cleazings at tho clearing houss, yos tecday, amounted to .76, ~—The evening class in chemistry will be re- sumed in Creighton college Monday, the 9th, at 7:30 p. m. ~—The list of prostitutes for this month con- tains 120 numes, ono of the largest lists eyer prepared n this city. ~—Wanted (o buy a bar and fixtures from 16 to 18 feet long. Apvly at Canfield house hefore 2 . to-day, —There will be a regalar meeting of Ruth Rebekah degree, lodgo No. 1, in Odd Fellow's hall, at7:0 Saturday e- 1884, A fall attendance is re ] —The boarders of the Doran houso and their friends spent last eveuing very ploasantly at their hotel, Danclog was the principal amuse: ment of the evening and was kept up to an early hoor this morning. ~—Jobm Exck, tho Sixteenth street hardware man, is erecting a fine brick block upon the ground where his old frame building formerly stood. The new place will bo a great con venience to Mr, Erck and an ornament to Bixteenth street, e It is not tom to make any men- tion of articles advertised in our columns, but we do not heeitate to speak in high terme of the “Garland Siove and Ran- ges.” The manufacturerh aim tr produce tho very best that can poasibly be made, which accounts for tho high roputation which they have obtained as the best in the world, —mtan— Omaha Zither Club, * Yestordey evening the above club re. organized at St Goorge's hall, The fol. lowing members were prosent. Miss Tillie 80, Alv.hunhu.h Miss Ada Se Miss Fanny ¥ Miss Adele Festner Miss Amulie Kosters B Miss Anna King Miss A, Maurschier Miss Mary Gaauter Firnest Burk Max Lemmer Wm. 0. Kuehn Koorad Ruder The elub will me once s week for p Julius Festner pro tem., a Prof, secretary, wonth, ) permavent officars will be ¢ year, At the next meefing November 12th, My, Fe two clasees and give instructions to \lh e who are 10t 60 far advapced oy the xsjority of the members, It is expoo the membershin of 1he club will re fifty before 1he holidaye, ¢mbrac g zithers, guitars, banjoz, 8 violtn zither #ud flute, farding m of ouo Decomber POLICE COURT, A Number of Pugilistic Individuals Interviewed by the Judge. Thursday’s bulletins were too much for some of the exciteable ones and their enthusiasm ran in a pugllistio strain, the consequence being a number of fights and soveral arrests, R. McGee, Herman Fielding and Wm, Daily wero all charged with fighting, and pleaded guilty without a murmur and wore called upon to deposit €5 each and costs, Martin Reap was charged with fighting with Peter Smith, He eaid ho was walk- ing along Thirtoenth street with a friend when they met Smith, Smith hurrahed for Blaine and Reap’s companion let out a yoll for Cloveland, whereupon Smith challenged Reap to fight. Both took off their coats and Smith wss knocked out the first round. The judge, on th 10 ground hat *as ye sow, 80 shall ye Reap,” fined eap $0 and aum. A, L. Atwood was charged with drunk- nees. Last night he was in Osthoffs loon, on Sixteenth atreet, and getting drunk, pulied a murderous looking dirk from his boot and drove the crowd into a corner, Officor Whitwack arrested him. Ho told the judge that ho was bunting and had the knife for that pur- pose. The judge told him that there was no game in Omaha to hunt with that kind of knife, fined him §5 and costs and confiscated the knife, Peter Johneon and Martin Johnson wore arrested Thursday evening in front of the Herald office for oruclty to ani- mals. They had a sick horse which was unable to stand upon ifs feet and wore bouting it in o shameful manner. M, Henry Gibson, of the Herald oftice, re- monstented with them when one of them struck him with the whip, whereupon he hed thom arrosted. Mr. Gibson and two othor gentlemen sppeared against them in polico court this morning and thoy were fined SIO each and costs, THE FIRST MEFTING. The ¥, M Night in« | The Y. M, 0. A. convention met in I ixh.« First Peesbyterian church, ou Do 8o street L hureday night, prosided aud the fol- were present: L. M, . Shaw, Geo, I, Work, Dodding, State 1 Univer sity; B, L. Payne, H. P, Marefeld- ivg, J. A, Dammitt, W. R. Williams, H.L Androws, colu; B, B, Harmon, Liu- , Cedar Rapids, Is.; Geo, C. Reed, Thomas Ball, Fred Recd, C. Ashly, Mark Dean, J. O, Wis- woll, B1 Atwood, 8 D, Fitohy, 8. E L'lmon, Weepm‘ Water; J. W, Hausel, St. Joe, C.J. Baldwin, Danlel Doane, w\\l\l"' C. G. Baldwin, Des Mmmu Ia.; W. Dobba, R. T. Chipperficld, A. W. Clark, J. W, Mllll‘r,\ork Geo. F. Luxhund, Kansas City, Mo.; Henry Curtis, Coun- cil Bluffs, and Robert Weidensall, Chi- cago. The opening address was made by Mr, Robert Weidensall and was repliea to by Messrs. Gieorge 'I'. Coxhead, state secro- tary of Missouri, and C. G. Baldwin, state secretary of lowa. After & hymn was suug by the congre- gation Rev. J. 8. Detweiler, of the kng- lish Luthern church, delivered an ad- dress upon the subject of “The Bibio as a Study.” Tho meeting was a very pleasant and instructivo ono ard are followed by others of the same kind to-day, to- day and Sunday. Everybody| is invited to attend theso meetings. ez Ladies ! Pyhsicians and chemista have snalyzed Pozzont's medicated complexion powder and reccomend its use to their wives and lady friends. What better could be uuld of it "'NWWflm?fifiiiifl Custom SOLD WITH THEE | whisat ¢ —ofl UARANTEES pols ZOF BEING THE BESTE ffiflfi!&@fl;‘%&ififi?fi: Perfoction of it | iOL LAND THI? QUALITY Or LANGE & FOITIGK MATERIAL AND MAEX Boston ClothingHonse | — rlllllnlll Jack's Place, John O'Donohuo has fitted up a fine saloon at the corner of Sixteenth street aud Capitol avenue, and will givea for- mal opening to- might. Captain 0'Donohue is a8 well known a5 any man in ()nmhu. hmlng hed o argo of the DR, SWETNAM. —,JAR('I* ST STOCK OF— LUERS HARD S ESTINATE" FURNISERD. Buy your Fine Bronzed Hardware at Home for less than Eastern Cities Can Deliver it. Send for Gur 250 Page Catalogue. only one issued in Kehizask BUFE i HUNDRED VARIGTIED [J U S STANI]fifl[I SEALES ato ua bar- C.u.du- A fine line of wines, - Orders for the Indian Department given for Buffalo Scales ex- fricnds to cullnml sampln m.-.n I THE HULL :\ wrranicd """'""/," ot = = I..I:{l o _E.L EJ TAPOR GOOK STOVE The Pioneer, and Still. Ahead. wers everywhers Hovekstor, Has 6‘(.& & 10, Dr, Young’s Electric Belts, FOR TIE CURK OF o in Strect, New "Tazes no omer nourishment. 1)"(\00 NOW IN U‘ Absolutely Pure, | . g4 fblus stove burnersy and hl(ll mwents the e 4! fi8 Patent rasorsale, o 2 use $ho. cacd $easoR out a vnglo acdldent 44@rsead for Catalogue. Price List, Eto (HELL YAPOWSTOVE who-cod Thin powder 0- putable physic gt wad Dials, & well & tose trom reputable physicians hrouietiou the whiols o thie worth o firtiionl i \«Iul Uik ety lo e werth of Hequirea u.-.wn.. m Tood 1n hoalth or sick: m& !u s Tt y”’lf"nm-l--."W'h“ by mad ou 06 1o Statpe. "ol Seoelph of B ow toet, shiord walght wlu Bold only in cans ROYAL €0., 108 Wall strect N, K. BAKL 0 vdWi THEY MUAT BE UcE HEAH)‘ Visitors to tha Stale and other: And examine their goods and price 1216 OMAIA. NI IHL\ KA 1405 I)mwl«w 3 inneed of Men's, Boys' audildren’s will do we!l to eall on Clothin B, NEWMAN & GO, The Strictly One rice Hoase in the City rry the larges ty. Merc hant acle, and ilors 1216 sell lower than any other hou don't fall to call a FARNAM BT,