Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 5, 1886, Page 2

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1886, NOTICES. 1 Advertisements under this head 10cents pet fne for the first insertion, 7 osnts for each gubsequent frsertion ,an *1.50 1 line per month. Boven words w 1l 1o counted to the line; they must rin consecutivaly and must bo paidin ad- yance. All advertisements must be handed in ‘before 2 o'clock p. m., aAnd under no arcum- stances will thoy be taken or discontinued by | telephone. Partics advertieing In these columns and hav- fng the answers addressed m care of Tie Ber, will plenso nsk for check to enable them to get their letters, a8 none will be delivered except on presentation of cheok. All answers to adver: ONEY TO LOAN on horees, wagon: nitu without removal. . Room 19, Tron Bank Bulld. Take elevator, 000-mh? 150,000 to loan on_city residence raperty Geo, W. Day, 150 Farnam. 2 10 LOAN-Mofioy in any amount, On nil classes of security. EhOrt tme Joans on real estate. Tong time loins on real estato. Money to loan on chattels. Moncy to loun on collaterals. Money to Josn on any good security, Terms engy, time to suit Apply atthe Omaha Financial Exchange, Tiarker's building, SW corner of pe Fiftecnth and Farnam sts., upstairs 2568 MONEY TO LOAN on improved and unim- proved city property. Cunningham & Brennan, 1511 Dodge strect. 29 ONEY for cyerybodyl You can borrow moriey_on furnituro, horses, wagons, planos, tock of wll kinds, dismonds and fine watches on your own time, ~ Payments received at any time, and interest reduced pro rata. perty loft in your own possession. Terms u8 the Jowest. Call and see me, Busincss confidentinl. Nogdyantawe taken, W, It Croft, Room 4, Withnell's New Building, Northeast cor- ner 16th and Harney. 2% ONEY TO LOAN—O. ¥. Davis & Co. _ Real Estate and Loan agents, 1505 F‘llrmlm’lsl. MONEY TO LOAN-On good YA McGavook, room 7 edick Bloc 00! 'k, 1009 202 TO LOAN—On chattels, Wooloy & room 2, Omaha National, bank ON Hurrison, building. TO LOAN—On real estato and chat- tels. D. L. Thomas. L ONEY TO LOAN—In sums _of $200 and up- wards on firsi-clnss renl estato security. Potter & Cobb, 1515 Farnam St 5 NEY LOANED at office, on fllrnlluml, . F. Reed & Co's. Loan ianos, horses, wagons reonul property of ail kinds and all other ar- icle of value, without removal. Over Ist Nat'l Bank, corner 13th and Farnam. Al busincss strictly confdental. o BUSINESS CHANCES., Stock and fixtures of my fanes go0ds notion store. Mrs, Douglaus st. OR SALE—A drug store in i first rate location for n physician. Capital requi about New huildine and cloan sock. Address or euli on H, Moses & Co,, Vil ontine, Neb. Smciiz §880.00 por month salary, and oommission to compeient DUINEss manager in cvery city for exclusive ngeney of our Gas-Saving Governors. Ave saving in gas bills, sufety trom firc, dorsed by highest wtile and corporate authorities Address The Union National Saving Co., 21 East 11th st., New York. P OR EXCHANGE: and i 3,000 oo balance umbered real Archor & om 3, Withnell O SALE—A $11,000 stock of clothing in Omuhin, for 2 per cent discount from or & Co., loom 3, Withnell WANTED—An encriotio man awith modor- ate capltil can muke from §5,00) to_$10, 000 0 year by becoming partner or purchaser in an established manufacturing enterpriso. For further purticulars address, B. £, Boe of- fico. 215-11 Meat market, with buildings, 2 iorses; good locution. E, ¥. Ringer, 119 N. 15th, OR SALE—Rostaurant, a great bargain, $200, Givson & Archer, oo, Withnell Block, OR SALE—Or ex —The Merchants' , A tine new b n Chadron, Neb. Ken- piits no 0 per month. Wil sell ¢ change for residenco near business pn Omubu. Parties selling desire 1o livo in a | clty. Addross, W. A. Luugworthy, Ci Nobraski i OR EXCHANC $1,500 stock of dry goods for ¥ cashi; bulance unimeumbercd land or ood Omahn property. For exchunge- 10,000 stock of dry goods for 1 eash, balune unimeumbered land” or good Omuhu proport; Gibson, Archer & Co., Koom 3, Withnell Bloc —A paying nespaper husiness in braska town; prico, $2,000. G ibson Room 3. Withnell Block. E good live town; Automatic per cent o illumination and vic OR SALE. wagons, N. c—Hardwara business in Omahu, Teo Ollice. Tarebll OR SALE—The Commercial Hotel at South Bend, Neb., price $2,000; terms easy. Ad- Qress T. W, F., Box 15, South Bend, Nob. 650-feb10* OR SALE-Or_oxchango--Tw and eighty acres of Mc Iand, forty milos cust of Kinsas City. ¥ €0l fie uny Jand in the state, will scliall or part at fifteen dollars per acre or will xchange for 00d improved or unimproved Nebruski iford & Sauer OR BALE—3 lots in Spring Hill, §47 Also an established banking b aska, county seat, Gibson & br BWithnell Block Omuha, OST—Tllnck shephord dog with white ring around neck, 1 yoar old, Retien to & clflo strcet and gt reward. L. 8, Atkins, light colored mink _bon at carnivel Saturduy night, Januury 50, o Bultably rewarded 1y leaviug ai 107 S Tt st y “m?im —10 bonrders—large wi rnished rooms with baso burner, Board and Foom $4.50 per woek. 710 5. 14th, kil ) 0O0M and board, £ per weol eation. 114 Divenport St. DERSONAL—Spoculators and others who aro Tooking for Lurgains in Omuha prope vacant lots, improved residenco proper traets, ote., will do well to cull on us,* See ‘'what we hiave t0' offer betoro purchasing, 1t will pay vou o cull on or address ice & Moo Farn: st. RSONAL-If wulo list it wit Douglus. K. moved o REAL ESTATE, KERS—Give this your attentios von liuve any \m)fim- for Geo. T Bemls,”Jotl wnd 4 Douslas street. TANes 320 nores or less, one wile wost of tion, on the U, P.vailroad; 100 weres under oul- tyntion: n vave bargain; §3 160 noves northenst of Storm Lake, Tows; fin- ost prairio land in Towa; will sell for $10 per a o Clarks Ste- ore, T84 neres, 4 miles east of Omuhin postofiice, ¥ 1 mile from Council Blutls postoftiee; will sell for gis, Baward I, Peterson, Koom s and 4, KB, Cor, 1514 nnd Douglus St. 66 ¥ YOU have proporty o sell or exchange, List it with C. J. Cuswell & Co., Koom 1%, N Lraskn National Bank uilding. Smhis Nobraska 4 property for sale, wo have very valuable residenco in St | ofier for Nebraska property: ais house and lot for Omiha ‘rosidon writa us for property of all kinds. Candlish, 1511 Dodgo o ber ver Call or ell & M- B RDER your flonr ind foed by Telephone RN Conrad, 1018 Dodge st 50 FOR BALE-MISCELLANEOUS. NOR SALE—Or salo, 1 top bugsy. 1 phaoton top buge's and 1 platf wagon. Inquire at Hospe's Musio Store JOR SALE-Store fixtures. 6208, 1 £h ot QOR SALE_4 thoroughbrod Jersey cows . D. Hanscom, 8 miles southwest of 094+ . eight years old. 200 iran new ‘m sprin; Bo0m G-mn family horse for sale Apply at 1413 Dodee st DOR SALE Lot in Tane 00 8 18 storm sash and doors, go % 8. 161 208 D—Good girl for genoral housework At 2002 Farnam stroot. Cornor 20th. 8185* V and good wages Call ut once, vl for general housework. quire at 821 North 2th St. B WANEED - Good girl for gencral loys 113 8, Tith st. 3 TANTED—A good girl to work in family of WS P b Boarma, i VVANTED—A girl about 15 yoars old to tako enre of childron nt 2414 Hurney st. 85i4% VW ANTED=A young jady Asalstant rave ¥ “with a line “lndios’ goods; expenses pald 1120 Farnam st. 484 vo girls at the Doran house, m St aid VVANTED-A girlto do goneral housework. No. 1918 Capitoi avonue. 332 t at O “First-cluss waist s immedi- Mrs. Wallace, cor, 16th and Daven- Bo-3% ANTED—A chumbermaid—a_ good, smart man_who understands the businoss thorouglily s wares £1 et wools apply betw the hours of 11 and 2,92 Douglas St. 1 ‘v ANTED—A capble sorvant_girl for gon. eral housework. Apply at 716 N. 224 st. 111 \ 7 Douglas. WAt it for genoral housework, Tn- quire ut 107 South 1t &t. 835 ANTED—Girls for general housework; £00d plnces and good Wiges; places given all nt 119 16th t., Nebraska Employment . Crounce Block. 2 WANTED-MALE HELP. ED—One dclivery clerks nono but o pericnced men need apply uived. S, Katz, 1308 Douglas. D—Good girls for general houses K Toom 4 Busiiman Biock, 16t} and ‘, Neb, 7ANTED—[mmodiatoly, first-cluss barbe white preferred. €, €. Fleteher, Hebron VWANTED-A firstclnss solicitor orders for adyertising, Office. " FANTED—An experie 8004 10 store, Addre to tako Address 13 91, Bee -1 FANTED—A salosman, one who nus had ex- verionce wnd can sell gooda,” 3165, 15th st tcams and teamsters for rail- rond work, good wages; also subeontrie- reo transportation, For particulars call at 1120 Farnam st. 9 WANTED—A good uctive he of store, swecp and dust, run erran one with roferences preferred. 5. G. N. 15th st. 3 WAN VV’ANT (§t-cluss_salesman to repre gent # woll ostublished. house to the dru trade, either exclusively or in conner vi cline. Address P. 0. Box 1ig N ts tosell goods on nergetic m A to sell the Boss c Agonts are making from £5 to § per duy. ulurs call_onor address P. 0. 1ox 737, n. C. 1. WHrrsax, 1124 Tenms and to lot 4 1078 In sections of o to five mile: e transportation, —Teams bought or will lend money on outlits wishing to work. Strangz & Newcomb, contracto Penn street, Kansas City, Mo., or Arcade h « Men s ss at themr : can bo dono cevenings and learned fn an hour; any person waking loss than 10¢ to s0c an hour should send 10 ut once for s pac sample and 24 working samples (formulas) to o on. Addross Albany Supply Co., Alban: 5 cigar makors, hand workme but first-class workmen need E.Godfrey, Fremont, No by widow po. of good reputation. Address M, Ber office, Council Blufts, 810 WANTED— Iy woniloman woll wequined with geneval merchandise or hardware, a position as manager, or with such prospeet, in cither business. Would prefer to_ establish a Dbusiness in anew town with ruilrond Would invest 1,00 by July Lst, but_responsiblo correspondents. M. L 1 Boe. 3irls wishing for good p private families, hotels or bonrding hou ses, luundrics, ete, cin’ always find them Jifng ut the Omatin. Employment Burcay MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, VVANTED-To buy a socond-hana type wifter, J. B. Hayne: & Co., Omaha, 8] JPRENCH aud Geriman lessons, ovonings, by an experienced teacher in_castern schools, Terms moderate or in exchange for board, Ad- dress B B, Beo Office. 15i-4* FOR RENT-HOUSES AND LOTS. oltage, U rooms, on 8. 19th 1, NOR BENT—Ono flat, with nll moderi conve- niences, 1015 Howard B lnquire i rooms and 23, Umabia Kenl Bstute & ioan Co. 45 TR BENT— from I G118, 1th 8., ARM to rent; 50, lurge bavn a ., Patterson, over mproved farm, b 1 " Hamlin & I} —Barn with four stalls, 1 O BENT—-room cottage, 88, 10gebs* b, 20, now b i1 sl the furniture I‘u—m [ rooms, turnish &150. Stable and o in block of Long Sehool. ~ Apply 1217 Ok BENT-Houso of 2 rooms and kitchen, gor. lith und Hickory, §5 por month, K L. Poterson & Co,, Koom 4, B, B. cor. 16th und Douglus. T—House of 6 rooms, pantry, . ote, Phil Shoridan. and Hull sta, nth, ' E. T, Petorsou & Co., Koot i, 16tk and Douglns sts. oK KENT-Store, 30 Narth 1ith st T b St OO , St Mars's 2 inth and 4 Farnau. 141 improved furms within these are Withnoll i) Al ostate, of iniproved and unimproved 2o Jots in O cros near the city and huy { of thousauds of aerces of land for sile cnce solicited. Marshall & Lobc m street. Otice open till 9. m BTOVE REPALES, THE W, C. Metzner Stove Repair O T4 Bt betweun Dodge wud Lo L E600 AND 820 nore WISCELLANEQUS, Bros., cor. TARIES 1 wane of good domustic by can g’: bo suppiied by calling on the Umnnha Eoe 5 3th aid Leavenworth meni Oflice, Kook &, Bushuwin's Plock. Mze V. Morrison Propricion, b tinger, 114 N. 1 ~Three-room bouse, —An established grocery business in Omahia_doing £, business & month; Capital vequired, §,000. Also w stock of ary Eoods do Lusiness in Omabe, Cupitil Tequired, & rchor & Co., Rooin 3, ~House of 8 rooms 2/ quive of Mount & Griitii SE-Sroom bouse on ward with t-room house wljoining eity; Su-aere farm, 17 miles west of Omabu: 6 business lots on St Mary's ave Apply {0 K. B. Chapmun & Co., 1237 Hoivard st ! J{1OR RENT -Hascmout and bike ove 8 Erek, (13 N 2ath st. Tafebll oR Throe houses of 10, ¢ und 4 ruows F acih, J. Puipps Koe. OR RENT—House belonging to the estato of Judge Chadwick, 809 Park avenue. W.J, Conneil. e e JOR RE Wwo new Sand furnace, bath room and all modern conven- jences, one block from street cars, Inquire Jo, ¥ arton, 14 55th st., or Smolting Works. 86 F«m RENT—A store room with good cellar 19006 Burt street. Apply to Joaa Bau mar. OR RENT—Parlor, with bow 8 Boe offices JOR R legant furnished rooms, modern convenicnces, at 222 Dodge address B. 310-5* 1 _rooms, all 2 OR RENT-A plo &t with nll the comforts of a home. ferences required. B o RENT-Furaished room. 1417 Har ant room at 2108 Chicngo Re- furnished houso with 6 Jurgo W JOR RENT. rooin ]‘{(m R T—Unfurnished room, 603 N. 17th P08 Ot RENT—A laweo nicely furni<hed front room. No, 812 N. 17th st. a5 . 1618 Capitol av. al-16% Ot RENT~Rooms nicely furnish Dodge. el OR RENT -Furnished rooms. 1020 Cass st. 3205 Roferences required. ¥ J{'OR RENT-Furnished rooms, 624 N. 16th stroet B828-5% HED ROOM and board, pr(vate fam near S B corner Pleasant and Harney z e 1612 Douglas st. Fou RENT—Largo front room, modern im- provements. Address P. 0. box J08. 215 JFOR RENT—Tarnished room. 105 N 15th. paky —Furnished front room 424 North ; 1 large room, nistiod, at 60744 N. JOR SALE-2 ots 95x140,2 houses, T rooms, ! “ench near 1Sth, €500, To* $)x15. howeg § roms, near 18th, 85,000, Lot 80x132, house 9 rooms, Burt , 85,000, Lot 06x1:2, house 8 foome, Capitol ave., $6,800. ”llw\:‘llflln )y hopge 7 yooms, Arn rong's add., Several houses and lots, Improvement Asso- clation, at bargnigs, | Lot 60x132, house T Fooms, Hatney st., $4,000, 2 lots, Harney st., noar 2%th, 2,850, Desirable property near high school at bare s, ) Tots in Marsh's nad'y £1,000 to €210, Tots in_Haw thgne, #400 to #50. A fine seloction'Of city and suburban property always on hand. W8 T F. Riniger, 119 . 15th St - s} F'm‘\ RFPotter & Conb, 1615 Farnam &t West End and at $000. 21018 in Shinn's 84 idd at $72 ench. A few choice lots in M ‘s at §1,%00 each. Lot (x134 on 1dth, 3 blocks from pavement, only 8180, Fine acre in Geise's add, £1600. 2 of the cheapest lotsin Plainview, only §450 cach, B TR Chotco Baraing in ronl estato, el at tho office of the Omulin Keal Estate & Loan Co, Tooms 2 and 2 Withnell Building Omuha. 708 fouse_and full lot on Daven- port, bet. 23a and 2ith, $4,600. W, H. Green, over Ist National Bank i OR SAL Compan; 145~ A house and 4 lots in Loup City, offerud atabargain, Rooms 22 and % Withnell build- ing. 50 (YOIt SALE—Ry . T. Potorson & Co., Room 8,8, B cor. 1ith and Douglns sts. No. 116=-A fine business corner on Tenth st., 66x100, with 3 bulldings. .......... .. 815500 No. §7—Firie business property on’ Far- nim st 60x 1. . 22,000 No, Ho—Gilt-cdgo Hurnoy st., 41x14) v 21,00 For furthor information cull on B, T. Peter- son & Co.. Room 8, 8. E. cor. 1oth and Douglas streets. iy [ OR SALE- lots in Marion Place, $000 ench. v over 15t National Bank. 152 fow good lots in Hillside No. one on_Davenport and Chicago sts., cheap at§70 to §50 onch, Potter & Cobb, 1615 Far« nam st. W JOR SAT By Omaha Real Estato & Loan ne8s property on JOOBSALE-A number of fino lots in Fair. Y mount Place; will sell for smull cash pay- ment, balance monthly, W. H. Green, over 1st National Bunk, 3 y water datrect. - Tauiro 1ith ity 105 T—Furnished room. Inquire drug 10th and Douglas. [ and gns, No. K4 North of F. D. Cooper, 411 FORR stor O RENT—Office and desk room. Frenzer Block, enst P. 0. Inquire Room 1 F’(in’fi' NT—Large furnished front room with closet, also baek room. 1712 Califor- nin st. 702 FOR SALE—HOUSES--LOTS. n i 3 00; splondid 610 in Shermm county, aska 6 miles from Loup City: good bujld’ ings, plenty of wa ¢ public ronds, school house on' s north, Loup live railroad town, 12 miles. Will divide the section or will trade for stock goneral mer- ghand 8¢ or any £ood praperty in Omulia or any live to wn in the state. This ‘must be sold by March 1st, and_is ceriniply a big bargain. Call or address for further particulars,Rice & Moore, Farnum st. 5715 OR SAIE—RBy Edward T. Petorson, & Co Rooms Jand 4, 8. E.cor. 1hth and Douglas &ts., have some very choice farms and lnd for sale cheap on easy ferms. No. Bli—8lncre improved farm, from postoftice, chewp—per ucre No. cred in Morrick ¢ from U, railroad, 160 ae) vation—per nere. No. $11—4t0 neros in connty, & No. 1 luy No. 3 200 neres in 1 argnin —ver nere SIS No. si0—From 80 to 510 acres in Cumming county; will trado for eity proporty. No. B45—T40 ncres 1 Juckson county, Towa, Noo I timbet land= per dere.. . Pétorson & Co., Rooms 3 und 4, 8, th 'and Douglas, miles ¥ part of Grocley fl—per acro.. ... §5.5 Naunce county at a DR SALE—By Omaba Real ompuny. 3i—House and lot corner on 18th St., nail works. A bargain. Rooms22and 2 nell building. & Loan near the Vith- 3515 Hamlin & Brown, Real Luiids. 1600 acres, Greeley. county, ot $6. 080 acres i Loup, Valley whd Nance countics, from to 8 miles (rom ruilrond, ut £.50, in Vailey county, b miles’ southwest county, at $5.50, res in Cheyenne county, at $5.5). il sell uny of the above tructs in~ quarter in Frankhin county, at £12 in Stanton county, at $12, ” 80 nero improved farm in Douglus county, 54 ' P, 0., will trade or sell, s of improved land, 5'5 miles from P. O, Hawlin & Brown, 311 8, 11ih 8t., Omaha, Neb. son & C d Dougins st. X153 eacl idan and P} , Room 3, immedintely, E. T, Peterson & Co., r Cor. 15th and Douglas JOR SALE—Pailsen & Co. Farnam St. )acres on Military Roud, opposite John d new larze ‘house, all fenced, $11,000. "This is in wighing to muke tern, stables, ¢ ). 1 chung money. 10 neves adjoining Fort Omahab o the north, £3,500. Splendid ground for subdividing. ) acres 1 mile west of Stoek Yurds, 185 per nero. 150 ncres, 5 miles from postoflice, nt $125 per aere. Can' be subdivided. Do not tail to inves- tigute. 20 prov y it A bargai 5 acre farn W. of Flore miles from postofice, well im- good timber land, at §30 per well improved, only 4 miles N. at 3 per acy miles from P. 0., hghly improved o chance, n, 1 milo 8, B of Gilmore Station. id buildings, being mostly bottom ck farm, $15,000, enworth, in W A, Red- ots in same addition at " addition, with spler d, well adapted 1o Splendid lot near Lo fck's add., §500: and 1,10 50, A few splondid lots left in Paulson’s ot car line, on Luko stre 2lots in udd, at 300 ench, wo story how house.on 9th near i be rented for §63 per month.; $400 nco on woekly pryments, iots in Clark Place, $65 each. 1 8 10th St near Howard, with threo ing tor §120 per month; $12 , Wilcox ndd, with house 16x co in monthly payments. nd Clark, 84x132, ost_{ront, with andtwo 4 room Bouses, leaving 44360 1t on corner; §7000, Paulsen & Co., 1513 Btreot, 2 —By E. T, Potorson & Co.: lots and 6 houses, rents for $135 per month, Kountze & Ruth's udd. $3,00 No. 1252 big lots and 3 fino houses in Shull's dd., modern improvenicnts—a bargain. 5 R No 9i—A Tirgo fof and i iouses, near the sontor of city, will soll on eusy torms. . These ave birgains tor those who wish to ket big interest on thelr money. E. 'F. Peterson, & Uo., Koow 5, . K. cor, 15th wnd Touglas sts. 57 TOR SAL s farm near Weoping Water, splendidly improved, 100 acres un Wil rude for Omubs property. W. H. over 15t Nut. Bunk, 1ig Plow. Greel OR SAL bl Tith street. Two lots m Pellm Pince, 0no ck from street car track, Inquire 3188, 535 ]; L & SUCANDLISH olfer f0r cash or on I3 vary easy terms choice property which you should examine befo purchasing elsew b . 3,001 -roon | near Sainders st (—Hlouse and corner lot, Shinn's 15t. louge und lot, tin beution, Hanscom, w0—House, large lot, Shull's Ist. ==Chicigo si., bouse and '3 lot. 210-Lot and ¥ houscs, splendid view, )-New hoiise and u 7 5l house wce, splepdid location and hoteo residence ‘nss s, house and '3 lot, 235, ou Dodge, improve- moiits, £1,04 321500~ Eust {root Hill $35.000~Nico house and lot in Rogers, ¢ term el & McCandi o 16l Dodge st. Targe house, fine beation, Idlewild, lot wnd cottilge, Boggs & iy Omuba Rear Teinte & Loun 19th and 20th with Lot on Doreas, betwe and 23, Withnell 34 houco: # bargain, Rooms 2 bufiding NOR SALE-8? feet front on Castellar st. and sroom house, well, cfstern and bar . Groen, over 1st Nutional Bank. earost, best acre lots, reached over lovel raad. . Tho woarest acro lots over i in this piarket 3 8 per cent , 1607 Furnaw. i JP9R SALE_Corner on Farnam, two blocks from court house, $12,500. Graham, Creigh- ton Block, 026 rox sau propert bought for at o Iy At o bargain. Fine Lusiness h, 86x150 ft. This can be than setual value if taken u want an investment look at thi ran Bro's & Co., 1600 Farnam St. 845 DOR SALE—§10,000 10 per cont dividend paying stock. Gibson & Archer, Room Withnell Block. 40 Jroxsat arge house and 8 nicely elova- ted lots n Shinn's 24 add, $6,200. Also fine &roomed house on Clark strect, nicely elevitod lot, £,000. - Gibson & Archer, Room 3, Withnell ok, 440 [ OR SALE—By Omaha Real Estate & Lonn 1 Company. 45— 1ousé and ot in Omaha View: small pay- ment down, balunce on small monthly puy- menis, Rooms 22 and 23 Withnell buildin NOR SALE—T Luve for sale at bargains five or 81x of the fincst stock farms in the state, running from 6% to 300 acres each—improved, with ranning water and fronting on railronds! W.H. G Nat. | 3 . son & Co., Room 3, 8.E. cor. 1ith and Douglus sts. 0. 109 Lot 621 x10%, Donecken's ndd. ... & 600 1—Lots inThwiiht & Lymuots add 100 Lots in Pottek & Cobb's add 0 3i7—Lots in Denise’s ndd 01,000 B —Lots on South 1oth 4—2 fine lots, Hanscon No. Bi—Largc lot in Keed's Ist ndd No: Bi8—Lots in §hinis nda This is n fow of our bargain: Call and lot us take you out to E. 1% };( (crfun '& Cu.h Room 3, S, E. th nnd glas sts, 0 Douglas sts. b 0 OR SALK—Choice® or 10 acre tracts, 4 miles soutinwcat egm colirt house, 114 miles (rom Junction of U. P Ry.tfd Belt Line, and 1 miie Trom Stock Yardsl 1ies well; all undor cultivie tlon. Can bo bousht for §175 and £20) per ncre, it sold soon. Clieayest property in vicinity. Pottor & Cobb, 1835 Earnam st. 5 O SALE—160-a0m faim, woll improved— house, burns; granacies, wind-mills, fine grove und orchard, 75 aeres under plow.” Will trade for Omaha Property, assume mortgace and puy balunce cash, W, 'H- Green, over Ist Nat. Bink 141 JROBSALE~A two story, 2ix3), frame build ing, suitable for n_store, nour 10th and Far- nam8Sts. Applyst this oftice. M7 OR SALE—&-acro furm, wel finproved, 614 I* miles from Omuhn, rents for $2.5) per a 0 per W.H. Gréen, over 1st' Nut. linnk 40 By Omaba Reai Bstate & Loun {JOK SALE Compan; 55—An elégant house and lot, corner, in Mil- lurd luce. looms 22 and 23 Withuell bullding. 48D OR SALE—A goneral merenandise business in u rupidly growing town not far from Lin- coln. . Best tride and location in town. A splon. did_opportunity for & party wishing a_good opening, and having {rom soven o ten thousand dollurs i cash._ Will sell for cush only,or part cash, balance ‘real estato in Omuba. Addross Morchunt, Beo Oitice. 820 {IOR SALE—16)-n0re farm, rents for §2, Omaha, 30 per acro. Nat. Buik. nproved, iles frony Lurge and small stock ranches ilo—3 lots in Spring Hill, $430 each. r Sule—Established banking business in chraskn, county seat. Gibson & Archer, room ithnell Block. For Exchange—Nebraska farms for Omunhn PrOperty; wiso lands L exchunis for stocks of BO0Us. Wunited—3 business lots for cush within 4 blocks of postofic Yor Exchange—160 ncro improved farm, Madi- son county, Nob., for house und lot in Omahu. For Sule—A bicro truct 4 miles of postoflic house cost §1,200,f0r §1,600 cash.Gibson& Archer, Room 3, Withimell Block. 425 P98 SALE—An olcgunt louse, good burn, 180 £t south front, cornor 10t, house rents for §25 per month, §,500. W. H. Green, over 1st Nutional Bank. 133 [OR SALE—House and full lot on 8. 15th st. #2000, W, H. Green, over 15t Nationu k! T OR SALE—Iy Omaha Beal Estate & Loan Compuny, 51—House ind lot on North 15th orn improvements:all in good rey Hooms 22 and 23 Withnell building. 13 all mod- irs and cheup, A5 ¥ you wani proporty at s biwin 0 on cisy rms, call on Bell & McCan dlish. Amonyg othor perties wo can offor & eottago and_corne t, with frujt trees, ono block from Saundors Bt.'und one from sticot car line, on easy terms, 1,600, iHose and lot, 2 T v, ench 1,0 best frut farms, $4,00 Hunscont Place, corner lots, enst at $1,600, out €50, : fong rom §100 upward, ) 3o ! > hune’s sub, §2,000, Well located copacidn Torface add, 100x140, 0. = 90 neres near 'Aty, Shitable for platting, per acro $34, 3 Hoil & MeCandlish, 1611 Dodge St B19 N\'l"h'l'l(l.\’l‘l’bfl"]]’lll con Newport is thémeigrost and property for onlys 830 u lot; intes at, 8 per Cent, See Newpokt #itd be ‘convinced This 8 tno time to buy sibre tots, spring price will be higher, Amos, 190 Piradin 1 JOR 5 3 £t on Tzard; good house, barn, well, et V. H. Gireen, over It Nu' tionul Bank. 155 i = LAND 8 P80 ATTENTION—For_full 4 particulars aboub dree and cheap lands in Wostern Nobrasks ssdress Thos. C. Patterson, Heal Estate Agont, North Platte Neb. EE) that st acro 7 Farnam St, MES, 15 Lots {n Kedick's Grove Ames Pla Ouk Chutham Plainviow Clarendon Arlington. ... Melrase Hill Prait's sub-division Syndicato Plag Leavenworth Terrace. Hiazkalow Place Nowport Cote Brilli Hyde P Lyman Place. 0 Ames, 1507 _E—House4nd lot 213 § 2th st.jo Juyments. Address C. 8. Chipmi voln Ne 4 Crelgl and south t Puuc . T. Grahaw, nscom DOR Che 1ins In real state,call at the office of the Omauhia Keal Estate & Loan Co., Foows 22 sud 25, Withiell Butlding,Omuba. 708 THE BIG SNAKE-S. The Interesting Story Told by an O1d Showman, New Haven Union: “Speaking of curi- osities,” said an old showman who was being entertained by some New Haven friends the other night, “did any of you fellows ever hear of the big snake Blackie and its still bigger mate Rube All di claimed knowledge of the curiosity ex- cept from reports, and requested the speaker to proceed. He did so, as fol- lows: “Well, Jake Townsend used to own half of them, and another man, whose name I have torgotten, the othor half. They got hold of the snakes in a curious manner. A vessel arrived at Salem with about twenty snakes that had been captured somewhere. Jako Town- send waited to get the first choice, but another man had the inside track and got the best of him. He got first choice and took cleven for about £600. Townsend paid $1,250 for the three largest, and named the largest Rube and another Blackie, I have forgotten the name of the smallest one. Well, Townsend and his partner hired Billy Vincent, a noted snake man, to take care of the snakes, Rube and Blackie were anacondas and the smallest was a boa-constrictor. “Townsend and his partner put them on the road and they were thought to be worth more than an entirve circus. Inside of two months Rube was thirty-six fect long and proportionately wide. -~ Blackie was not as large by three or four feet. Well, when the show ‘struck Vermont it was about time for the snakes to shed, You know, when a snake comes out of his old skin he is ravenously hungry, so a lot of rabbits were kept on hand ‘when the time approached. Bill used to take them out of their glass-top box every day, and giye them a bath to help loosen” their skin. Bill took them outone day, and after their bath put them back and left the lid open, He then sat down and be- gan torvead. Well, he read awhile and fell into o d All of a sudden he woki up, and as he opened his eyes he saw b fore him, looking at him like grim death, the smallest of the snakes. Lying on the floor was the skin of the snake, which it had crept out of while Bill slept. Bill didn’t dare move for he knew it would be his death signal. He always swore he sat there and looked that snake squ the eye for three hours. Good ¢ stantinl oevidence, however, places i three minutes. “Finully the snake dipped down and went toward a where there were s Quick a flash Bill was at another cagi d had thrown a rabbit to the ke and opened the cage door. He left it open so thetBHAIES could help himself, and then got out i pretty lively order. Bili was seared most to death, and didn’t go there till the next day. He opened the door, and the first thing he saw was Rube trying to ge! the rabbits, which he had chermed.” Bill cot hold of a rabbit and threw it to him, 3y the time he had that down Bill had another for him. Well, Bul kept the up until the snake had swallowed twely jackass rabbits, ears and all, ands whole chicken “The next day the other one shed and was fed his share. Well, sir, from that day until they died they never wer known to eat another thing—Townsend soon after sold Blackie and the boa. In 1848 he and his partner took Rube to California by way of the Isthmus. When they got down in the tropies the glass top” of Rube’s box was left open and he ot out while the passer on the steamer were at dinner ou can im- ine they got below when he was found sunning himself on deck. Bill w! Iled, but when Le came the snake war no- where to be found. It was thought he had gone overboard until he was found by a sailor betw some cable that he had pro for anothersnake. Bill got him his box by putting the box alongside and lifting him in by sections. They got the reptile safely to 'I° nd before they [anded a man pamed Bassett came on board and bought out Townsend’s ps ner for $10,000 and expenses of bringing it to California. At the first show the guve they took in $2,000 in clean mone, R Probate Judge Hamner of Council Grove, Kan., reyoked all druggists’ per- mits for selling liquor in Morris county on the 1st of Tast month. A loeal paper it understands that he entered upon cord the following: It i d that during the y 1885 prohibition did not RN T T Tt - B T of God and Jesse Hamner prohibition will prolibit in the year 1886." Ay Strained Ris Side. No. 11_WEesT 116711 NEW York, March 5, 1885, I am pretty well known in New York as the one-armed baggage master at the N. Y. Central Depot. Three months ago, in lifting a_heavy trunk, I strained my side dreadfully. I immediately procured an Allcock’s Porous Plaste Every hour felt less pain, I wore the Plast th s, then applied another, was well n & k and attending to my busine: Aves B, K S T2 Diring the French and Indian w road was built from Crown Point across the Green mountains to Fort No. 4, now Charlestown, N. . This road played an important part in the military opers tions of succeeding Indian wars and in the revolution. It is now proposed to resurvey. its course and erect suitable marks and memor abbit his DY. Catarrn a very prevalent and exccedingly dis areeable disense, liable, if neglectid, to develop into’serions consumption, Be- ng o constitutional disease, it requires a constitutional remedy like Hood s S: Ia, which, acting through the blood, reaches e art of the system, eflee ing a radical and permancnt cure of catarrh in even its most se forms Made only by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell Mass. —_—e Pilgrim Hall, Plymouth, has becn en- riched by the addition to its collection of the long, narrow, square-toed pink satin slipper that 1§ once worn by Mr Susanna White, widow of William White of the Mayftlower, a scea wife of Gov, Edward Winslow. There is no doubt as to its authenticity — WEARY WASHERWOMEN & have been made glad by the introduction of JAMES PY S PEARLINE, a peerless compound for the laundry. 1t cleanses the most delicate fabric ‘without injury. Sold by grocers. - The old Freeman tavern at Morristown, J., issoon to be demolished, It is to have been erected about 1710, and that when the American army wis quar- tered on the hills about Morristown in the winter of 1877-8, General V there took the rites of free ma grand ball was ulso given the [ ofticers of the army, the tickets being $800 continental mor PILES! PII A sur Itehin PlLES! cure for Blind, Blee g ated Piles has boen di red by Dr. Williams, (an Indian remedy), called DF Williaws' Indian Pile Ointment. A single a5 cured the worst chronie cases ol 25 or ding. No one need suffer five applying this wonderful soath iz Fations and Mmsiruments do more harm than good. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itehing, (particularly at night after getting warm in bed), acts as a poultice, instant relief, and is prepared only for Pi itching of private parts, thiu SKIN DISEASES O i, Dr. Frazier's Magic Olntment cure Pimples, Black Heads or s and Eriptions on the faece ing and beautiful. ~ Also eures [tell Sore Nipples, Sore Lips, and by Grubs, Sait gheumn, Old Obsiinate 5 2 Sold by druggists, or wailed on receipt of 50 cents. Retalled by Kuhn & Ca., | Beclit. At vihiclesale by C. and Schroeter & Goodwau. | A BAD DAY FOR THE BEARS, Fluotnating Market in Wheat, but Firm- ness Displayed Throughout. CLAIM IT MERELY EPHEMERAL. Closing at a Three-Quarter Cent Gain Over Yesterday — Live Stock Reports Vary as to the Market's Condition. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. CnicAGo, Teb. 4.<[Special Telegram.]— WiurAT—~Wiheat closed yesterday and opened to-day at very nearly the same points. The market displayed firmness quite unexpected to a majority of the traders, and advanced g @%ec, May climbing to 84%e. The heavy weights made their appearance at this june- ture and offered property on a scale of great liberality, pushing the market down ¢, May striking 835%Cc and showing great weakness, One or two Jarge scalpers, who had been long considerable amounts of wheat, let o on the downturn under the belief that the market was going to smash. In the meantime outside buying orders multiplied, and the sustaining force of this business eventually made itsclf felt in hardening values. The price steadily advanced and the bear party, after trying unsuecessfully for an hour to stem the tide, drew off, determining apparently to offer no further active opposition, but to lot the bull senti- ment exhaust itself if it would. By 12 o’clock 3 selling at 841ge, and the market was seemingly as solid as a rock. The tone of foreign advices was rather less bearish than usual, and the posting of the amount of wheat on passage to the continent and the United Kingdom, which showed about 6,000,000 bushels less than at the correspond- ing period about a year ago, reports that about 250,000 bushels had been taken in Bal- timore and New York for export late yester- day and this morning, together with a wen- eral revival of count confidence as manifested in an inereasing number of orders from the interfor, all contributed to the firmness that infused the erowd attel the early break, The bears hold that to-day firmness is ephemeral, and that when the de- mands of the country bulls are satisfied, the market will react and drop back of its own aweight. The report that the northwestern millers had lowered their bids at country points in order to discourage further de- liveries was seized upon as a bear argument, This, added to 1ill selling b alpers toward the close, caused prices to fall away, and at 1 0'clock May was quoted at 84'ge. MiNor € N rn was dull and strong to-day, and prices a shade higher. Oats quiet and without important change in condition or price, Provisions—Provisions were active and lower, pork closing at 1 o'clock at aloss of 20¢ compared with yesterday, and lard un- changed. ArTERNOON BoAnp—Wheat was strong on the eurb, and advanced 5@jge on the af- ternoon board. May closed at S470@S4, and June at 86'{e, a gain for the day of e Corn and oats were practically unchanged, Provisions were rather weak at the begin- ning, but steadied and closed firmer. 2:45 p. s—Puts on May wheat, 8de; ¢ CHICAGO LIVE 8TOCK. Cnweaco, Fel —[Special Telegram.]— ring the market opened tory manner, with buyers holding out for reduced prices, Bids were lower, and common about 10¢ loy 1tis seldom that the mar- than it was to-day. s in which d od values fairly steady, while the ma- ty of salesmen complained of very great dullaess and lower pr Dressed beet men paid as high as $5.20, and a very few prime Pittsburg caitle sold at Ship- Ding steers, 1350 to 1500 1bs, S 3 1200 o Colora twenty-thré xans, 863 1bs, §: There de dif opinion between operators this morning as to the condition of the market. Salesmen claimed values lower than yesterday, and ex- rs reported a slight advan y on sclected and assorted lots, Valies are a shado higher, lots of tancy heavy selling 1.05, and several lots of choice heavy made $150@460, with the ordinary run of packing sorts at $4.00@4.40, FINANCIAL, New York. Feb, 4.—Mox easy at 114@2 per cent. St MERCANTIL 1@5 per eent. STERLING LXCHA £ but steady at $4.505¢ for sixty days, and $1.88%7 for de- mand. GOVERNM —Dull bnt steady STOCK tocks continued active, Lackawanna the conspicuous feature, market early developed decided sty which continued with frequent mede) actions until the middle of the aft During this tine prices advanced from { tions Lo over i per cent, coal stocks leading, On considerablo realizing later in the awy there was a fractional decline in nearly everything, the market continuing weak un- til shortly before 3 o'clo In tinal dealings rencwed strengil provailed and the market closed firm, BTOCKS ON WALL STREET. 1004 C. & prefe YN.Y.C 261 Orezon Tran, 43 [ Pacific Mail 1l (P, D, 149 1P P, 1815 Rock 15 2014 St L & S, red, r—On - call with The o St L, & I 1 preferred. 1 Western Union. 0. R &N, & PRODUCK. Chicago, Feb, 4 —Flonr—Dull and un- changed iwinter wheat flour, 1southi- ern, $400@ 4653 Wisconsin, s4.00@, wheat, $5.70004.00; Min 507 putents, &4 s tlour, 2 500 10 40 n sacks: buckwheat flow 00 per ewt. in saeks, Ai—U nsettled ; opened a tritle stronger, (L #g0 over yesterday s elose, declined ter ad e, declined’ %e, and 1y closed boe above yesterday ; T2 @s1 for cash; T8%@iSiie for February; 10 for March; #45@siije for May. Corn-—Strong 1o special for cash and Pebruary; 4 r May, slow and ea-v; for easl Yo (@2 : for 84,00004,50 advaue )pe | May. Dull at oy —Prime, Flaysecd—Steady Whisky—8116, Moderately tive: ope ) alied 10, ecede it 11,1011 and February oulders, Lot Hidoy ht wln: 13505 to medium cattle sold | Tallow—Unchanged; No. 1 country, 4ic; No. 2 country, 4c; cake, Receints, Flour, bbls, 5 Wheat, bu Corn, bu Oats. bu Rye, bu. Barley, by New York receipts, 16,01 Shipments, 11,000 10,000 6,000 102,000 1, 95,000 Feb, 4.—~Wheat—Higher; Cexports, 42,000; ungraded No, 2 red, $0)5c £ o b3 Corn-—Higher, elosing firm ; receipts, £3,0003 exports, 40,000 ungraded, #8%@50c3 No, 3, Si@ No. 2 and March closing at 40%;c, Oats—Very dull: recoipts, 10,000; exporis, none: mixed western, §i@ste; white western, 40pndi e, Petroleum—Quict; united elosed at $3%¢e. Fgus—Hi and in wood demand; re- ceipts, 950 packages: western, Pork—Firm but ratherquiet Lard—More doing for stoar g March, $6.456.47, Butter—Firm and in falr request. Cheese—Quict and barely steady Oincinnati, Feb, 4.—Wheat—Heavy and lower; N spring, Pork—Fas Lard—Lower at 6,10, Whisky—Steady at £1.10, Minneapons, Feb. 4.—Wheat—Weak and lower: No. 1 hiard, 8640 cash and January g 86ige February; 8 March: 88lo Aprili L3¢ May; No, 1 northern, neglected; 6 ¢ bidl May. Flour—Quict: patents, $4.80.25.00; hakers', 1,80004,00, s Receipts—Wheat, 88,000 b, pripments—Wiiéat, 10,600 bu; flour, 11,400 hls, Milwaukee, Feb, 2 cash, 81e: Februar Quict: N Oats—Dull; N Rye—Dull; s, Batloy—F Bl3ge. Provisions—Lower; mess February, $1 St. Louis, lower: No. bid: May, 50 Co i 4.—Wheat—Firm; No. Siei May, Stlge. No. e bid. No. 2 mixed, cash, 28%c; May, 2 mixed, cash, 34, Lard-- Butter 16@He. Afternoon Board—Wheat— - and L@ S¢e higher, Corn—Steady and a shade better, Oats—Unchan, Toledo, Fob, cash, H0% @Re. Corn—3Strong; casl Oats—Fim: cash Liverpool, Feb, new No. 2 wint Flour—Poor Corn—TPoor de spot, 48 2d, dull; firm, New Orlcans, Feb, 4.—Corn—Unsettled at 44 Oats—Easier but not quotably lower, '_H’nz Produets—Unsettled, but geners igher Wheat--Closed S1ce bid. ile bid. —\Wheat—Poor demara; and spring, s Ly, duil; and at Ss, dull. new mixed western, and April, 45 115d; it March ats—Shoulder: ibs, Kansas © cash, 003e May, T0L,@77 e, Cotn—Steady Marc e bid bid, ! sh, 2794 Did, 28%c asked ; sked ) April, $1ge c asked. 3 STOCK. Chicago, Teb. 4 report Cattle—Recelpts, 8,00 shipping _ste s feeders, $2 ‘The Drovers’ Journa- O lower; rough a and shippin skips, S2A0@L! It natives, s, $4.00 St. Louis, Feh 1,003 shipments, 4 cattlé; common and i hipping, 5. 5,000; shipments, 1,500; : butchers and clloico xed packing, $4.00@ ing quiet. Cattle—Receipts, hipments, 5005 quiet; exporter: @>510; common to ehoice’ shippin 4. stockers and feeders, ¢ = )ts, 7,000; shipments, 5003 firm and active; good to’ choice, $4.00@4.15; light and mixed, 33,50 —Cattle — Receipts, teady on good fat OMAHA LIVE STOCK. Thursday Evening, Feb. 4, The stock market was active to-day and considerable stock changed hands. “I'he mar- ket was about steady at yesterday's quota- steers are in de- mand. Stecrs_ave 1 1,100 1o 1,200 1bs, quoted at e, 0 4200 10 1,300 Ibs, at 34,004,351 1 0 1,500 1bs. at $4.5002) 03,00, Choie 5 s rood cows, 500003, 00, erade of hogs on the market to-day did not average as well as vesterday and conse- quently prices ranged lower, though the mar- ket conld be called much lower, Hogs Azing 170 to 210 1bs, are quoted i Choice corn fed 4.00, i00d fat sheep o Sheep weighing to 100 lbs, §: 10 120 1bs, §35.25(@4.00. Cattl COWR. rr. No. §3.00 21 AND LOWEST, Showing the highest and lowest prices paid on this market for hogs during the past seven days and Lo the corresponding period last wont HIGUEST T Decomber, | Jantiary, 10 (@ Thursday ] 0 (@ Friday Monday Tueslay Widie (@405 Wedie 5 (@, PACKERS PURCHASKS, Showing the nuwmber of cattie, sheep puichised by the vackers on ket to-d ho; th 5 and e CATL City J. K HOGE, Boyd A . Hammond & Co Wity . sl tes live wei hogs “seil at e per Ib, forall s, " or hogs welghing loss tha no value, Pregnant sows are decked 1l stags 0 Ibs, ¢ fupmiture aper of - A & 12tk st e ronam and 5, than aay othor pliee in the eity ch