Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 29, 1886, Page 7

f I} f 4. Muui\?mlunnon city and Bank SPECTAL NOTICES Advertisements under this herd, 10 conts per 1ine tor the first insertion, 7 cents for each sub- #equent insortion, and §1.50 & line per month No advertisement taken for less than 2 cents for the first insertion. Seven worde wili be counted to the line; thoy must run conseou tively and must be paid in advance. Al adver- tisements must be handed in before 2 o'clock P ., und under no circumstances wili they be #aken or discontinued by telephone. Purties advertising In thess columns rnd hav- ing the answers nldressed in eare of Trx Dee will please agk for n chock toenablo them to get their letters. as none will be delivered except on presentation of check. All Answers to ad- vertisoments should be enclosed in enveloves. TO LOAN-—-MONEY. 250 ,000 t oan on farms and Impro D proporty at lowest rates. Bargaius in Teal Estate in Omaha nnd Couneil Biuffs, Odeli Bros & Co,, cor. 15th and Harney sta. 40 3 ONEY 10 loan by the Home Fire Tnsuranos company on unincumbered real estate, fe ono year orlonger. Office 1515 Douglast st ONEY to lonn, oash on nand, no_delay, W . und . L, Bquire, 113 Farnam st., Pas- ton hotel buil 8 ) LOAN—Money—Loans placed on im- proved real estate in city or county for New England Loan & Trust Co., by Douglas County bank, 16th and Chicago sts. 13 Grfimuw money to_oan; ensy terms. W. M. Harris, Itoom 5, ¥eonzer Bik., opp. P 0. 451 Dec. P ¥, 3ou want money on any good security, such ng chattels, mortgages, negotinble pa- pers, or otherwise, call at 1518 Farnum streot, Foom 2. ) n ONEY TO LOAN—At low rates, on good city property, Hatcher & Cov,12i6 Dougins stroct. a2 arm property, Tow. rutes, Siewart & Co, loom 3, Tror ONEY TO LOAN—At roasonable rates, on furniture, fine watchos and other porsonal property: G J. Caswell, room 19 Iron Bank bullding, 12t! d Farnam. b an.unb to loan, Bums #5600 and upwards, Lowest rates. Bomis, 15th and Duu.l;"“!(l M ONEY TO LOAN—O. F. Davis & Co, Real Estate and Loan Agénts 1605 Farnamn st. i\_'mun( TOLOAN—On roal ostate and ohat- tols. D. L. Thomas. 297 N[ONEY TO LOAN—In sums of §2000 and upwards on first-clnss real estate sccurity, Potter & Cobb, 1615 L ONEY LOANED at C. F. Reed & Co’s.Loan offics, on furniture, yona proporty of il kinds, icles of value, without removal. over Bingham's Commission store. nessstrictly confidentini. 319 8. 13th, All_busi: 300 M ONEY—If you bave goon notes to goll, or L wish to borrow on real ostate or chaftels at fair intorest, call on J. H. Parrotte, 16th and Chicago st 606, G gn-to loAn on Omahs oity property atf per oent. . W. Day, over 1113 Douglasat. L();\NS—Lm;n —Lonns. Real estate loans, Collateral loans, Chattel loan Long time lonns. Bhort time loans. on hand o loan en any ap- proved scourit; Investment sccurities bought and sold. Omana kinancial exchange, 1500 Farnam. _ Corbett Manager. _ anz PER CENT—Money to oan. J.J. Mahoney, 1600 Farnam, 303 ONEY to loan by the undersigned, who has the only properly Urxu“llmrloln agency in Omaha. Loane of #1010 $1,00 made on fur- niture, plAnos, organs, horses, wagons, machin- ery, &o., without romoval. ' No delays All business' strictly confldoutial. ‘Lonans so mado that III!J’II‘I cun be paid at any time, each pay- ment reducing the cost pro rata. 'Advances made on fino watches and diamonds. ~ Persons should carefully consider who_thoy ate dealing with, 88 many new concerns aro daily coming into 'existence._Should you need money, call and s00 me. W. R. Croft, Room 4, Withnell Bullding, 16th and Harney. 805 F‘lm'—Rm —Ono of the bost paylng lunch counters and chop ho m the cily, cheap for cash if sold atonce. " C. 5. Hanchott, 1524 Douglns st. 248 280 OR SALE~—Firat-ciass billiacd room in good loeation, containing three billiard and two Pool tablos: two yours® loaso o room; every: hing in first-class condition. For particulars aup rensnns for selling, inquire at or addres No. 605 South 15th st. 486 \VANTED—Partnor with 300 cush o joi: ndvertiser on traveling tour fur as Califor- nin. Advertising scheme that will realize §0 o §100 profit_week onch; highest referonces given and roquired; have ~complete outfit roady; cost $500; roquire above amount and will ‘take portner; strictest investigation so- licited. Address T, 59, this oftice. 514 2g* For SALE—Drug store and fixtures, doing ®ood businoss, satisfactory reasons given for selling. Apply to 'I' b4, Bee office. 460 2% FHE aavertiser would like to associate him- solf with o partner of gome means, $4,000 to $3,000; first class jobbing business, good profit, but requires more capital; business not presonted in Omaha. An A 1 opportunity to & live, active man witk good record. Can @ive tho best reforences and shall require; same. Address T 47, Boe oftice. 344 OR_EXCHANGE—Morchundise for _im- proved farm and wild land. C. J. Casswell, xoom 19, Iron bank. 3 ANTED—PARTNER—Lady or ge N with small capital, to take half interest in established, permanent, first-class city bLusi- mess. paying $2,000 to $4.000 vearly; good rea- or selling; grand chanco for right party. 549, Boo office. 569 {'ORS ALE..Ono of the best paying hotols in this city, muking money fast. — Best of Jonsous for selling. 82,600 cash roquired to got it. (. K Le 47 ro Business— Wo offGr our shelf and heavy hardware business for anlo, togother with our leaso and good will, Tvado largost in the city and location the best. Retiring from the business cause for solling The laum Hardware Co., 1028 O st., Lincola. OUSES—Lots Farms. Lands—money loaned, Bemis, 15th 'and Douglns streots. £ OST=A pug bitch, return to 807 North 20th st. and rocoive $8.00 reward. 50727 OST—A pair of smoked pearl ope: n klnssos ngraved “Ella.” Another pair left in iboir placo. Finder please leave at Opern Honse' box offo e TRAYED—A brown vol with atar in fore nose. Leave informatl 1 OST—One gold plated wateh-fob, between 4 tho U. P." depot and ‘stroot car barn on Finder will bo liverally rewarded. MISCELLANEOUS. TEND the great “Red Letter Sale’ of Clothing, Gents’ Furnishings, Hats and Unpe 1or 15 days only at the only Bargain Store, £10.N. 16th st., bet. California and Webster. w0 D 11 ](E“Al”lnr!xuwnmnm who will give in- formation n8to the whereabouts of my eph Davis, 16 yoars old, light complex- vore cap, brown cont of heavy cloth, left home 20th Iast March 314 28 SUORTHAND —In fen o shading, ) no position, rapid s Send stanp for trinl lesson. H. M. Pernin, Detroit, Mich. TORESSMAKING-Miss Hatell, of 012 &1 &t., 18 propared to do fashionablo dre making at reasonable rates. Perfect it guar. anteed 50090 (OR RENT §ainre Viano §5 monthly, Hospe. 1513 Douglas. 93 BSTRACTS OF TITLE furnished on &hort notice from my complote set of hooks, R. Pattorson, 15th and Harnoy. ot JrOoRSA 1 fresh milch cow, & very nice one. OmahaiPacking Co., 13th And Tzard 15, L JPOR SALE—Or rent, immediately, & fine Decker Bros’. Piaho, nearly new, at 242 Harnoy st. 176 27 OR RENT—Organs, §2 per month. Hospe, F i oveinar® L Vs WASTED-Drossmaking, in privats family, by the day. Tnquire n w cor. 16th and Cass, room 4, upstairs. 20 50* VWANTED. —January lst, 1857, by traveling agent absent from city during week, nicely furnished room. with closet, fire, gas, And board, in private tamily, for his wifé and -yoar-0ld boy: located on of near stree Iine. Terms must be reasonable. Add 0. box 718, city. b WANTED-To fuy, stack of hardware Nobraskn, with about $3,000 to $3,500. A. Lyon, Juniata, Neb. ‘“"An"mi»-m buy one shAre 0f #tock Omaha board of trade. 8. A. Sioman, Farnam st. o1 WASNTED6 men to eat buckwheat cakes and maple Ayrup every morning at Norris' Restaurant, 10th St. bet. Dodge and_Douglas. Stralght board per week, £3.26; 21 meal tiokets, $3.50, 208. TOR RENT-EOUSES AND LOTS. OR RENT—A nice S.room cottaze, by S, Poterson, a. . cor. sth and Douglas. “msrm,.l'ro_femn cheap room or light V¥ “asement about 12x1d 1n outskirts of city, Will A)'Curtis, Omana. G00d furnished room, Addross ‘VA NTE 55, Biee oftice, stating location and priee. (YOR RENT—Equarc Piano, $4 monthiy. A Hospe. 1513 Douglas. 398 TOR BALE-MISCELLANEOUS, Tox SALE—Tho invoico of the only first-olnss hotel in a booming town, chea change for stock. Address J. Kre Springs, Neb. JPOR BALE—At & bargain, socond-hand de- livers waken, first-class oondition, Grat- ton & Drummond, 1515 Ha o1 28 Bem| ) Dougis strects. 205 OR BALE—Fine rond horse, with new buggy and harness, cost $426; must be gold at once, regardless of valuo. Inquire at 1405 Doug- Ins st, 24 OR SALE—Furniture and lease ot six-room house, time on part. Call 1203 North 2ith street, two blocks from Red Car line. 893 OR BALE—Phnoton buggy,ono iop buggy F R A fionpe. 281029 Fon SALE—Cnenp, 1ron cotumns and win- dow caps suitabls for front on brick build- Forpartioularsnpply at this office. 818 WANTED-FEMALE EELP. 10 room house on 20th §t., n Inquire at S B corner Dodge Fun RENT—A nico new cottage on Farnam st." (nquire ac2100 Faraum near Mk st. ii(m HENT Gth st on Dec. L. Ho Vandorburg, 109 Davenport, © in Train Town ekeoping nt F('OR RENT—6 room h \And 2 rooms for hov st. OR RENT—A_ples Apply at 7 {{OR RENT—6 rooms in flat s, w, cor. Pacific sta. : also 9 rooms. M. I Martin, 318 8, 16th OR RENT—Neat new cottago th and Charles sta, $12a wonth; Cunningham & Bronnan, 1511 Dodge, 302 28 Foiflu? XA firat class restaurant, inquire X ot Leo, Nichol & Co. - 7 OR RENT— now houses at §80 per mon 3 new houses at $40 per month, - Dosi locations, modern {mprovements, I ham, Koom 1, Creighton block OR RENT—Two-8tory brick storage or manufacturing. 7 ant furnished North 15th street. Duilding fc 122 Dou 850 VWV ANTED—Tcapeotable girl about “aixtoen to nasist in housework in small family. Apply 701 8o 17th st 1.27% W ANTED—Good girl for genoral housework. Apply 2405 Cuming St. B8L2TH [YOR RENT—A ten:room house. guitable for one or two families: larizo barn, two lots, near Farnam streot, school and car line, $40 per month, or will rent a portion of sume to i good urty for 26 per mouth. J. \W. Marshall, 150 VVANIED=A waod sccond eirk Tnquire Mrs. Jno, 3. Monell, 2003 St. Mary's uve. W2 TED —A compotont porson to do houso ‘work at 823 South 20th st. 283 27 VW ANIED—A tirst-clnse inaic_cook, German Proferred. None but the vary best noed apply.” Also n disbwashor. - 117 Howard St WA TED—A dressmakor wishos sowing in il Address Miss helley, 520 Col- fax st. 20 TV ARTED—A diniug room girl, at Occidental Hotel, 620, " ANTED — Immediately, a_gooa cook, at Dr. Coffmun'’s, bead of 8t. Mary's avenite. b2t VW ARIED- Doy, at ance, between 11 nnd 13 yenars. t, Mary's ave. b517-28% V TANTED—Ten lady agents. Call on Mon- day at room 1, over C, B, Raymond's jew- elry store from 12 to 5 p. m. B35 28% AJANTED—A girl for general housowork, Apply at 512 S 18th st. 49520 [OR RENT—House. 6 _rooms, Harnoy stro And 21st, $30 per month, also’ house near St Mary's ave, '8 rooms, $25 por month. 8. A. Slo- man, 1512 Farnum st’, 17 NORRENT—A store and ness st Inguire of Lee, Nichol & Co. Room 3, Witnnell block 94 JPOR RENT—Store 311 N. Lith st. on Dec, 1st. 505 2+ Nl ore 20x40, with four rooms bo- $25 8 month, 2715 Cuming. 902 Fox 42 OK RE: 2ith st Doage gt full name. ) room h Cunningham & Lrennan, 392 28 1511 \OR RENT—Elegant 10 room resdence on Farnam st, all modern improvements, fur- niture and carpet for sale; all new; am com- polled to give up on account of ilness. ~Ad- dress R 15, Bee ofic [3 O RENT—Stores, residences, —furnished and unfurnished ‘rooms. Firat class locn- tions. Keyes Renting Agency, Room 7, South- eust corner 15th and Dougias. 285 @ 220 VWANTED—A woman, cor. 10 and Loaven- Wworth, threo tinies # week to cloan up store. b1z 20 {OR RENT—7.room cottago in Walnut Hill. Terms, $20 per month, Apply to D. W. Suxe, 1424 Farnam St. 0t ; good wages. ANTED—A competcnt coo ne cor. 20th and Dayenport. 506 Mrs. Mors ‘VA ED—A girl for general housework at 1017 Cass st. 480 ‘VA\N'EE‘IJ;GHUII girl for goneral housework in_small fawily. Apply to Mrs. A.J. Chambers, 1810 Sherman ayo. 39828 VY ANTED=A goud woman cook at 1721 Oum- ing st., wages $1per week. 470 20 ANTE | girl for general nousework Mys. C. E. Stratton, cor Poppleton and Virginia avenues, or call ut office of Wilson & Stratton, cor 13th'and Farnam. 393 2 “YA:\"nm‘m'lidnei & gonts to learn telo- graphy. Prospect good for position when competent; nddress W. J. D., Room 1, Crounse ik, Omaha. 137 “ ANTED—Competent middie-aged woman to tuke caro of baby. Apply at 445 Con- vent st. ) WANTED--MALE HELP. VW ANTED= A0y t0 Tnke chnrge Of & ROTss and to muke himself generally useful about house. Apply to Dr. Jones, 14111-2 Far- nam St. 13-1'8 TANTED—A partner in popcorn manufac- tory. Address 1010 Harney st. 5628 29% VW ANELED—Aonts with good wpnenrances for u new article; can make 85 to $8 n Aay. Call at 144 8 L3th st. 524 8¢ VWANIED—A rolluble man and wife. The woman to do general housework and the man to sleep in the house and milk one cow. Apply at once to H.J, Windsor, 2210 Howard Bt., near 22nd st. 516 29% WANEED-Agenta—itev. S Jones' now book, “Quit Your Meanness.” Cranston & Stowe, publishers, O'Neill & Co., western agents subscription books, 1509 Farnam st., Omann, Neb. 521D 28 hY, TED—A AWK salesma on customers in the store. Nono need apply but quick, active man who can do two days’ work in orlo duy. Good waios to the right man; & steady situntion to ahustler, Nebraska State Furniture Co. 485 29 VW ANTED-One traveling snosman and onio ity salesman 1o take orders for custo m suirts. Expericnced hunds preferred. Address I 51, Beo office. 83 28 W ANIED oanvassers—to control all the sals candescent Light, equal to 80 candl ha. For particulars, terms, &o., address Incan- Lamp Co., Pitf n uit Your Meaonoss.” Stowe, Publishers. ~O'Neill & 'Co Agents Bubscription Books, 1609 F Omuha, Neb. FJHE Banke: Minn , have N £ood solicifors. ~ Keferonces necessary. dress Wilcox & Steele, State Agents, Lincoln, Neb. 194 deo 19 WAN'N:’ . =100 men for railroad work: good wages: steady work all winter, All bright's Labor Agency, 1308 Far '! t‘ml'rs In the city or country can make| 10 a day selling our specialties. N. W, Novelty company, 1207 Farnam st. 577 Cranston & Western SITUATION WANTED. Park ave. i]us1-—| fray pony mare and 1 old mouse- 4 colored horse, " Liberal rownrd by return. ing to 18th and Plerce, Dr. F. Doerwald, I (OST~Tn the postofiic o'clock this morn. 4 ing, n bunch of keys. Finder return to Bee office and claim rews 20 Clairvoyant. RS, B H, HOOPER--Psychemetrist, clairvoy- unt, trance and hoaling mediam, has ro- turned and 13 now ready for butincss at Northwest cor. 20th and Cass sta. Also public boouuces Thursday und Sunduy eveniags. ¥ (A rovonls past prosent and futuro, how many in family, age, ete, how 10 hold affections of husband or'lover, Satis- faction guaranteed. 25 cents and upwards. 612 B. 16th st i TMADAM ALas =t tho Windsor Hoter: cures Pilos and all other aiseases of the Wwithout knife ligature or cautery, with- Terms low, Cures effected in thy 366,27 1 R R C.PIN Fectun out pain. tol end EESONAL—To (he Ladios of Omuha: Wi Variey bas opened & ladies’ tuloring and millipery establishment at 1613 Howard street Mr. Varley makes & specialty of dressmaking and tallor-mado suits for ladlos; guarantees porfoct fic. Mrs. Varley 18 a lady of excellent uste und devores ber entire time 1o the milil ory departmont. You will find it to your ad Vvautage to call and examine hor stock, which is new, clean and well selectod, whick she is sell- ing at oxtremely low figures’ 519 2 ERSONAL—E. do C School of Musio and Voice Culture, 121 N. 16t st. LY s Dec’s )‘. Iufl("h‘ with l&?‘a\ol‘:finlfll‘;flun‘l. ~ 7 it street, r, room No. ver Plorwan's dry oods siore. -0 P i B WANTED-Situation as drug or per tion clerk by young inan of two year perience or will atcept aituntion 1n any othier rade. Has bad experionce in grocery biisiness. can give referouces. Address T o3, oo office. ituation—By u frst-cluss ba) er in Omuha. Best of recommendations furnished. Address . E, L., P. O. B Neola, lowa. WV ANTED=Position as silesialy — Good rer- evences. Address, T, 55, Bée office. 532 98¢ ANTED—Tor a boy 10 years oid, & place in some reliable businéss house 'to learn the business; best references given, good edu- cation; wholosule preferred. Address T 0. Bee oftic s g W ANTED=Situation vy u fir and trimwer, Write to John Hegner, Neb. 484 o+ Ti01 W8 w0 Wpprentice in u spouks English and German, , Dee ofilce. 490 29° ’\‘".\Mmrv».fimn P1O; pher by & younglady. AddvessT5 ee office, 504 WANTED=Position “as copylst or book Woeper, by youu lady 1714 Cass st. 567 W0+ W ANTED—Position by compctent lady Sten- orapher; roferences. W. A, box 551, W ANTED-Posiion a8 wssistant \h}.kiioyu? by young wan: good penman, best refer- ‘Address T 63 Hee office. =k 210 VWANTER umediately 10 meet demand for competent book koopers. 1 will ln- struct two persons and will walt for pay until situutions are furnished. J. B. Smith, oxpert accountant, 1618 Obicago st. 80t “'Ah"‘l'in-l 8 young man, Doard and room —firat clads. Etate prices Addréss, , 61, Beo ofice. PrIO 3iae Wag;rfih—bnuum’—mm Tawilios ressiuaker, reason- Wblo terms. Address ) Hee oflice.” G 40t [OR EENT—80 ncros adjoiming city north- west, suitable for dairy or macket garden. Apply t6 Theo. Walliams, Boe Oflice, 014, Far- nam. L , 1116 Jackson st. 788 FOR RENT—ROOMS. JOR RENT.—First-class rooms furnished and unfuruished, 2423 Farnam st., with or Without board. OR RENT—Two unfurnished ‘Webster st. OR RENT—Two very desirable furnished Tooms, arranged for two or_more gentle- men. Kight minutes walk from postoffice, one block from Red Car line, Apply At southonst corner Chicago and 20th st 2 tor the winter. 910 POR RENT—Furnished or rooms, with or without 200 N. 26'h 8t JFOR RENT=Eiczant room, i, bath, hci o new house, close to business, pleasint, pos: &ibly board. 'Prefer marrica couple; reasonubie. Address S 15, Beo office. 4 F{OR RENT—Furnished rooms, heated, per mo., forgentiemen only. 1615 Dodge, TPy R 380 27% OR RENT- Elogantly furnished front chat- ber, sulte of rooms, hot and cold water, gus and baih. Privato house, 1815 Capito} uve JOR RENT. —Furnished rooms, graded pr for gentiemen onl! 8 Cuss st. 520 2 Fo 1811 47l 2 unturnishod bonrd. | OR RENT—Very desirable rooms, Capitol avenue. b18 30 Fixlx RENT.—Nicely furnished rooms, only $10 euch. First door north St. Mary 4 506 South 16th street, IOR RENT—Furnished room, $0 per month. 0607 N, 17th st. 287-50% Fun RENT—Furnished room, 401 N;;_a FQE BENT—A nicely furnished room, 1415 Howard st. 490 20 OR RENT—Partly fur housckoeping. Splendid_opportunity for Rood tamily to keep some boarders. 807 N. 17th street. 508 2% J7 OR RENT—Nicoly furnishod rooms, also 10 day poarders wunted st 2011 llurI‘“h; QORRENT—-Desirable newly furnished rooms for wentlomen, 2225 Dodgo st. 470 0% FOR RENT—Furnished alcove room. Apply © at 2011 Cnss st. 402 w o RENT— 01t RENT—Elogantly furnished front par- lor, suitable for two gentiemen, all modern conveniences, private house, 1615 Capitol ave. 120 I0R RENT—Four nice furnished bed-rooms, well heated, with or without board, 413 North lith, b1l 3 '—A nicely furnished parior suit- gentlemen; modorn convenien 1720 Capitol ave. OR RENT—Suite of elegant furnisned rooms suitable for gentiemen or 1813 Wobster st., $20 per month, 47826 '—8 furnished rooms, cor. 2ist and t. Mary's ave. 475 28 T—Three large with closets. Keference required. Harney st 48 7OR RENT—Furnished rooms with hoard, suits of rooms for family. = Table bourd #4 por week; 1624 Burt st. A8 2y POl RE Also one sulte suitable for tour. 10th st. OR RENT —Very desuable roows, fural ture new. 1313 N. 110h st. sah 1 OB RENT—9 rooms, suitable for boarding , noar the depot. Enquire of M. F 16'5. 1th st. O RENT-Nicely” furnisked room, utes walk from P O, Address T. &2 fice. PO RENT=Nicely furnished , 22 Dodge st.Gus, bath and furnuce hout. B\G RENT-Newly furnished front room for gentlemen, Modern conveniences. 2 N, 11th 8t. ¥ o ull-:s'r? fifi;lf:nlfil 700 s_‘uhu e or two persons. Price Y y 2 210 Capitol ave. ] F OB RENT=Nicely Turnished ~room, 171§ r o ot Bye 56 21 OR _RENT-—Lurge pleasant room. Ing b0 8 Lith ate © | o gl ni‘mr—ue-“ furnfshed tooms on stooet car line, 1010 Webster st. 535 5% Fon RENT—Dedirable ronms, nicely fur nished aad board for & nummen:oérgrufi bth Bt. OR RENT —South room fu od, n #lst and Davenport, TRished, B2, 087 IOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms, suitable for 2 or 8 wentiemen: lovely loo, tion with every modern improvement. 1415 Jones 8 Jur TN NT—Two nicely furnished roc th 19th st 226 o8¢ Rooms moderate price. 1ovely view, ver; cozy andwarm, at northeast corner of Farnam and 20th—1024, "1 Fon RENT—Furnished toom . 810: N Tt it AL irnished roo L gent) 1ith st & F’on = lexAnt furnighed Douglas. Reforences gequired. 651 DR RENT<Furnished m for one or two gentlemen: furniture now, ple: tion; Howard st., bet. Sth aad 9th.; s [OR RENT—Furnishod rooms for light house keeping, Beomers block, cor sth & Hownrd. R RENT-Suite of newly furnished re in new houso; modern conveniono gentlemen. 1921 Dodie st. OR RENT -3 room new flat & w oor. 4 room house 101! F. Martin 316 s 15th OR RENT—Furnishod room, oall_at 1513 Douglas st. 230.28 OR RENT—A Inrge, clogautly furnished room, for two gentlemen, 1919 Dodee st. unfarnished and Paoific &t. Nicholas st. Apply to M. 268 HATaEER & co. Real Estate and Loan Brokers, Millard Hotel Block, Offer the following bargaina: 20th st., Noar Charles; onst front, new. house, on Cable lne......0.... $2,000. This property 15 cheap, and is only in the market for RIOW ARYS.cveieenvnensen 84,500 66x132 B Nicholas st ‘Track property. R TR Patrick's ad. 3 fots facing south, each, Burdette st. s Burdette & Suunders, A corner. Park Place. Ono acro....... Douglay st., business proport; valuablo lot....... . W opposite postoiice, Dodge oroporty. .. South Omaha—A" largc and rosidence lots. Lots in Brown's Park, Rush & Selby, and other ndditions. List your property witi Hatcher & Co., and secure speedy sales. 538 ALISTS—Read tho following, 4ix132, outh nt,lot on Harney st.. covered bv a t- story bullding, having high basoment £),000, J. F. Hammond, 117 8. 3% por improved property, on r ilth; south fromt; rents nor year. Price, $20,000. J. F. Ham- mond, 117 S, Toth St. 160x106, 16th st. 81,350, st of choice business proved property south froni, o, $50,000. J. PECTAL BARGAIN —1 on Farnam St., near nts for $4,80 per yoear. Pri Hammond; 117 8. 16th St, (in:r EDGE cornor on A partly improved s Price, $10,000, " J. F. Hammend, 117 8. 15th 8t, THARNAM betweon 11 brick with high basy cupied the vear round. Hammond, 117 8. 16th S USINESS Lot contalming 8118 squa 64 feet fronting I2th &t, and 44 feet front- gllw |‘lml20v price $18,00. J. F. Hammond, 117 Uth st. and Price, $60,000. ESS Lot cor, Harnoy nnd 19th, 464 x162 $16,000. J. F. Hammond. Fariim and fth st, 44x , prico $25,00. J. . Hammond, 1178 16th st. PBUSINESS Proporty, Farnam st near court house, corner,¥0x1 gflrll}' improved, $15,: 000, J. . Hammound, 117 8 16th st. 83 50O houses werc built in New York city )y thisyear, while Omaka has built about one-half of this number. If this is not & sign of good tine what is? Now is the time to buy lots, if you want a home or a chance to make money. Come and look nt Hanscom Park addition, see the houses buiit around in less than a year, consider its_splendid location, and you will admit ) 1o #3850 tor theso lots is dirtcheap. Ride out andsee them. It costs you nothing to investizate these Ames, 1607 Farnam, Y OR SALE—Loton 17th st. near Castellur st. $1,100: enst front: a bargain. House and lot Omaha View udd , $1,400, §500 cash, balance $15 per month, . Hotise and lot cor. Rebecca and Nelson sts., $2.100, $600 cush, batance $10_per month. hrec lots in Kilby Place, $130 oncl. H. W. Huntress, 1308 Furnam st 46127% PECIAL BARGAINS—120 ft onst tront and ¥ corner on Saunders st, south of Lake,85,500. ft front on Leavenworth, $1,7X 15 ft on Howard und 93 1t'on Lowe ave, an elegant lot. for only $2,600. g Lots in Plainview, & oash and balanco3, $ and 3 yours, $750 # Bucgaing in all parts of the city, Give me a call before you buy, or if you want to sell, and it will be to your interest. 1 sell only on com mission. and give all my attention to property listod with me. Grover Stevens, 18 8. 1ot st. MES REAL BSTATE Agency oceupy tho rebuilt ofige at 1he old stand, 1507 Farnam st., and offer & better line of investments and on'the samo easy terms as formerly. 1t will pay you to investigate for yourselt the line of bargains 0 lots ‘running from $170 upwards. Especial attention 18 called to Hillsdale, selling at $150 to §200, payments 10 per gent cash, bal- ance & per month. Hanscom Park addition, only 10 minutes ‘walk from Hauscom Park, offérs inducements to_those secking o building lot in tnat popular location. Prices 500 to $350 per lot and on very reasonable torms. It will ay you to call before investing. Ames, 1507 arnam st. 397 21 JFOR RENT—Furnished room, 1015 Far W ANIED=Cook, one who meat and pastry, with or without second (would prefor man and wife), Must be temper- ato and steady. Addross, stating wages, Grand pucific, Columbus, Neb. BEATLIEUL northwest & Lymun's addition, cash, J, ¥, Hammond, 117 RAIE BARGAIN=T oot on Saundors st. by 201 feot deop, within 80 feot of Cuming’ st, Price $5,000. J. F. Hammona, 117 8. 16th 8t. 00K AT THIS—Large corner lot, 24th and 4 Californin, 10sx142 feet, two 2-8LOry houses on premises; ‘city water ‘and_improvements. Prico $13,000.” oné-third cash, balance 1, 2 and Yyears, J. . Hummond, 117'S. 16th st. EW HOUBE of 3 rooms on Lako street, just wostof 16th st., bay window, porch, houses, cistern, etc. Lot #0x#. ' Price $400 cash, balance time, J. F. Hammond, 117 16th st. {LEGANT 10-room rcsidence on Park ave., all modern improvements; steam hont throughout the house: fwo story stable and oarriage hou storm walks about the grounds. Lot 08140, 811,500, one-third cash, J. F. Ham mond, 117 8 16th s Wfimfi\‘mom,u Y WaLer AN celinr, togethor with store building, on 22d street, near Leavenworth: rents for $40 per month, lot 4115X264 feet, Prigo $4,600, half cvsh, balance one. two and three years. J. ¥. Ham- mond, 117 5 16th st GNIFICENT 6-room house with porch, bay window, comentei toor, bath room, lurge pantry, china closer, ‘wistern, oto., large Tot. 50x150, Dénutifully lochtdil on Orchard Hill. Prico $2,600; $600 cash, bul $25 per month, J. F. Hamwmond, 117 8 16th WENTY-FIRST, near Clack; new, f.room house, good dellur, wail and cistern, rents . Cable Line alréady laid just behind it th st. Ciark strect ordered paved to 24th this fall. One of the best bargaius on the list. Lot.dox152. Price, §2.000; $300 cash, balance in 1,2and 3 years. J. F. Hamggond, 117 8, 16th st. ] ARE CHANCE for & home, Three brick house with basehient, good cistern, in Omuhs View, Drige, $1.45 baiance $10 por month,” J. 1 Hamwon, 1 ith st, b S HOOM HOUSE worth. Complote In ull resp lot, X1, only T, room | and n Davenport near 2th 8., for & fow days only, $9.00), worth 2,000, very eusy terms. Marshill & Lobeck, 509 Farnam st, 48329 0 pew cottage snd lot b of Howard, 4 blocks from pave: mont, cheap. Terms to suit purchaser. Ad- dre F. B, W., drawer 16, 400 28+ ORNER lot in Van Beuren place, $430; 8300 OO a3 Heurse, niscs, #4301 0 Campbell, Roow 1, 1509 Farnum’ 823 JorACK &HOMAN sl Real Estite and Lonn Brokers g Frenzer biock Opp Postoliice. Two east front, 4-Toom cortagcs one block OF Saunders s, Tor 82,100 eack, 8130 down aud §25 We liave splendid bargains in South Omaha BlokRe Toal ‘sstaro 5 the Jassia tantn than . 'Iig'"fll.4 ¥ e Jast six monti an X1 1t south and t on 20th st., within Balf 1ile Of busiiias Sontor of th Gity! 8§00 busluces Cornor for B4.000: oash $140, and balance 1. 2, §and 4 yonrs, This s the best bargain in the market. A 6 foot lot facing west on_Saunders st and running through to 2 st in K. V. Smith 8 _add for ¥,100; cash §1,000 and baiance 1,2 and 3 yonrs. 44t adjoining above with store room and 100-barrel oistern, 10t 25 by 160 feet, for ash $150, and bal Ance $15 per month. This s within & miie of the postofiice, and very cheap, A solendid fot in Hanscom Place for £1,250. Two lots in South Omuha, within two blocks of thedepot, for $700 each, On very easy torms, 7 corner lots wuhin one and _two blocks of Like st. and cax Tine for §1,150, $1,200, $1,%0 and £1.300, 0n vory easy torms, hose are the only bareningleft in North Omaha 216 Kilby Place, $5,10 for all; Graham, Crelghton block, 305 20 vont, 10x150, Geor irabinm, Creigton blook. 5 29 YOR SALE—1210(s 4132 foet, fronting north on Bristol atroot, half way betwoen Saun- ders andState, neur stroet cars, City water in front, $80 each, 1-4 cash, baianco in 1,2 and 3 yenrs. Address'S 14, Heo off 28 nlg ABSTRACT to every buyer in Hanscom Park Addition, whieh is guaran- toed to bo the chenpest property for &ale near Hanscom Park. It will pay you to look into this and convince yourself ns to the facts. Lots selling At $350 to §85 on small pryments to good buyers. You can see this property any time. Ames 1507 Farnam, 498 28 1REGORY & HADLEY, Members Omahn Real Bstate Exchange, Rooms 1 and 3 Redick ik, 320 8 15th st. Call on us for bargains We can offer you business blocks on Farnam, Harney, Douging, Dodgo, Cuming, Swunders and 8th'to 16th streets, Houses and lota in different parts of tho city at_from $1,500 to £15,000. Vacant Jots in any and all additions. Parties having property for salo arc rospect- fully requesiod to call, A8 our facilitios for making quick sales ure now unsurpassod. Telephono 8. Gregory & Hadley. 800 INE lot, south front, one block from streot onr, o Franklin, $1,9). Graham, Crolen ton block ) DEXIERL THOMAS hus ald ot un addition 1o the ity of Omali namod Masootto, and we notico that the stroets nro properly named Rocco, Lorenzo, Bottina. Pippo and Fiederick, and seeing that the samo i3 on the Melt Rail: wayand at a point whore the Omaha Northern R. . promises fairly to make & function with the Telt Line, and lots only $100 to $200, wo think the location well named, and thut the pur- chasers will have o Mascotte, a8 the Indications pointthe lots to b worth from 50 to $500 800n. "Those lots nre to bo sold_on_contract, 2 por cent cash and balanco $5 per month. Apply to Dexter L. Thomus, Room 8 Creighton bikc.. oo TY DEED—Free abstr fur- to every buyer in Hanscom Park Sec this handsome property, it will piy you. Noi a poor lot in the piece.’ Prove this to your own satisfaction by sceing it. Ames, 1507 Farnam 498'28 PV} lotsin Burr Owig Clark Pluca, Dupont Place and Arbor Place while they are cheap. Extensive raflroad and public improve- ments mapped out for that locality will give it a tremendous boom In the spring. F. D. Tan- ner & Co. havo the choicest list in the city to selo Don't fallto get n choice Jot in this section before tney aro all gone. F. D. Tanner & Co., 1615 Howard st. 308’28 230 00—Five benutiful South Omahn lots at £250 each. Too choap but must be sold in 10 days. Inquire of H. B. St. John, Hoom Il Creigaton Bloc! 510 20 FJHE MOTTER Real Estate Agoncy, offer tho following choico bargains; 1 Ict in Shinn's3rd addition, good 5 room house $700 cash, $2,000 Lot 2 block 1, Hillside No. 2, §900_cash: $1,60). 2iots in King's add. §900 ench, $200 ‘bul- anco $50 every three montns, A bargain. Lot 28 block 2 Himebaugh & Patterson's add. 8450 15 onsh. corner lotsin Arlington, $1,000 each. 1lot on Hamilton st., §1,000: onsh. Lots in Catalpa place, $000; $200 oush, ensy., Lot 11 block F, Prospect place, $1,50 chenpest lot in the cit 3 fulllots on Baunde cash, One elegant lot inShinn's2d add, 60 ft front, $1.200. _Don’tlet this slip. Nice 5 room house corner lot, 63x120, Shinn's 84 ndd, $2,600, 5 cash. 1ot 'in Foster's udd, $2.000, 14 cnsh. Eiogantonst front ot in Phunview, on 20th st, balance 4 cash, , one a corner, $6,500, '3 gl lot on Leavenworth st. A burguis at One of the finest lots in Hillside No. 1 for $1.400, $1,000 cash Fine lot in West Side, $400, $75 cash. One grod lot in Washington square, $2,200. Twao lots, one a corner, the finst lots 1 Hans- com place, $1,100 each, &300 Two lot cash, One of tho best lots in Hanscom place for 2,300, 8600 cash, Tinest east front lot in Hanscom place, §2,500, $1,000 cash. A ologant east front in Hansoom plnce, §1,- The beat lot in Potter's add for $1,600 This is 140 feet onst front, ensytorms, Severat choice I0ts i Ambler place, $500, cash, balance monthly. 2 cast (ront 1ots on Saunders st, one & corner, $5,100, $700 casi, balance long time. 4 noenst front lots in Shull's ndd, 3,000 Fino 5 room nouse, Lake's add, §2250, $400 casn. Fine acro in Belvidere, $450. Full lot on Lako street with good house, $2,200, 600 cash, bulunco long time, Two lts in Clarendon, §1,300 eacl, $150 each cash. ' Balunco nwful ens; Full lot in E. V.Smith's add on 20th st, east front, gcod Groom house, $1,000. Cable line PABSOS 1T DOW. Nince south front lot fn Shinn's 3d aad, 60 ft front, $1.200, $25) cush. Lot's, Reos place, 66X168, on Park ave next to Gon. Dandy's residene easy terms. Call at offico for price. “Ten acres suitable for sub-dividing. Full lot in Shinn’s 3d add. nice 5 room house, £2.000, $500 cash, balanco onsy. “I'bis is ouly & partinl list of our bargains, and if you want business or residence property in any part of the city call on us and we oan suit vou. The Motter Renl Estate Agency, 211 8. 5th'st. 9l ,500. in Jerome P 150, 10 por conteash arshall & Lobeck, [ OWLING GREEN lots, and $5 per month. Agonts, 1500 k'arnam street. IAPI ot on Burt St, noar U Granam, Creighton Blook. PARVOCK PLACE, carnes tot I, blk. % f0x Best bargain on the best street of tile north &lde. $3.00 Gregory & Hadioy. 300, *700 lot on 18th at., Kirkwood. & great bar- Bro gain. Grabam, Crolghton block, 17, blk 9, Hanscom #2175, it sold at_once. It purchuser de- 'Ont We can Kll!l lot 16 for gi;’ll). a 0 Dodgo st blocks east of tho postofiico; A bargain at $18,50; $10,000 cash. Marshall & Lobeck, 1500 Farnam. 39 QLEGANT 1ot on Graham, Creighton block. Georgin ave., 82,000 oo 29 arly oppo- unproved, §15.000, 91 USINESS Property, Faenam st n site court house, Iml‘lly 3. ¥, Hammond, 117§ 16th st. for a few s of lund all selectod at $4. 2 $2.40 cash and 8 years. Marshall & Lobeck, 15% Farnam 2 ORNER $000. Graham. 0T1,2and 5, W. A, Reddiok's udd., 133(cet, A4 on'Leavenworth (the coming street of Bouthwestern Omaha) by 127 on 8 A fine business corner and all for $5,500, Gregory & Hadley. o018, Faring, Lands—money iou, 16th ‘and Douglas stroots. 20! OUSES—Lots,Farins, Lanas and Tionilas ~Good lot, Kirkwood Add,on 18(h Grabam, Creighton Block, money (oaned. 25 ARGAT Bt, $700. front, n vort $70. Lése than 3 cnsh it ‘ogory & Hudley. [OR SALE—Or Ttent, Six ow houses o on King near Lake st. ono_ block from gtreotoar. Patrick Bros, Réom 2 Arlington block YENUINE BAKGAINS—Two corner lots 1n Burdeito court, only 4 blocks from Saun. der's stroet cars. W. M. Bushman, Room 10, Bushman Block, N E cor 16th and llouyl:::] $450 euch, T 0 good lots, Cuming, Graham, Creighton Block, 39529 TREAL ESTATE AND LOANS—B. K. Ball & 5o, 115 §. 1bth st 910 COM_ 22, block I, only Gregory & Hadloy. ~A 4-room house witu lot, front- ing on two streets, $1,50. 17-room house, 1 droom house with fronting on L wo streets. both $2,250, 14-room house and huif lot, $1,260: 10 per cent casn, balance mouthly rlyunsnu‘ all the above within three-quarters of & mile of postofiice. Cor. lot, 11th und Pacifio, 66x132, “with three elegant ocottuges, would' rent for $75 per month, for a few days at 3 Farw loans at Jowost r. of interest. First-class resl estate mortgages, or com- Mead & Jnmissan, lots, reial paper, discounted. B188. 15th &t e Ana i o100, 10 ek G aha, Creighion Miogk, &' 0" s OWLING GREEN-Our new addition s west of Walnut I, on Hamilton street. By salecting lots At $15) for insids and $173 for gormers, you will make a_good investment. Terma 1) por cent_oash and- € monthly. No oharge for showing the lots. Marshail & Lo beok, 1509 Farnam 810 Railway Time Table OMAHA. The following isthe time of arrival and d Arture of trains by Central Standard Time at ho local dopots. Trains of the C., St P. M. & O.and the Missouri Pacific arcive and depart from thelr depot, corner of 14th and_Webstor girents; tratns on'the B, &M, C B a0 and K C.. 8t J, & C. B. from the H & M. dopot, all others ‘from the Union Pacifio depot. BIIDG ¥TRAINS. Bridge trams will leave U. P. depot at 635 7135 50— 1310:00—11:10 . m. : 131 :00- 20— :00—134:00—-5:00—5 :30—8: 10 10,00-11:10 p. m. Toave Transter for Omahaa CONNECTING LINKS. Arrival and_doprture of trains from the Transfor Dopot at Council Blufl DEPART. ARIIYI CRICAGO, ROCK 1SLAND & PACIFIC. 15 A M, H DO:15 A M. 15 A M B2 PN AB:OP N B0 PN CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN. I A0S AW AT00 v 1CAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINC! CHICAGO, MILWAUKER & ET. PAUL. 15 AL M | ABA0 P M KANSAS CITY, ST, JOE & COUNCIL B A10:00 A Mo | LR WABASIT, 6T. LOUTS & PACIFIC Azeon | A3 P SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, ATO5A N | __Aemvia _Depart. A " WESTWARD, UNION PACIFIC. 7.M. [P M. ... Pacific Rxpross.. .. 7i00 ; ‘Denver Expross. | . Looal Bxpress. il & M. IN NEB. “Mail and Express. .. “Night Kxpross... 1 2 “Depart. SOUTHWARD. Arrive. AL | ML [MISSOURL PACIFIC. AL M. | P M. ATHOA| o[ Day Txpress 9:10n Night Expr |K. 0., ST. J. & C 110n] 9:10b|." Vin Plattsmouth.... neoln Expros NORTHWAKD, C., 8T, P.,, M. Sloux City E: Onkland Accom ____EASTWARD. M. | P M. C,B& Q. 9:20] 6:00]...Via Plattamouth. ETOCK YARD TRAI lllenve U, P. depot, Omaha, at BS8:36—10:00 a. m. 0033054305~ p.m. Pacifio am Leave stock yarks for O1 —BE—11:35 0, m.; i p. m. Chicazo Express le. 8. 0. 10 NOTE- y; I day: O, daily excopt Saturday Monday ” P. BOYER & CO. Hall'sSafes, Vaults, TimeLocks and Jai! Vlork. 1020 I'arnam Street, O:uaha. Neb. “Dopart. _ [ xpross, § aily oxcopt Sun D, daily except Mads trom teo pleces ruset Iosther. Ko pags nan Miythinig to o o ook, NOISKLESS AND KAS OnliTen canmot Take such a FACKeL WIH thom. or B wood ioors or tear sarpet. - Bewt arade by til, post L Tdivg and Boya'y io3s; Misees’ aad Omaha, Neb. nce: Commore}al National Bank, Omaha: CHICAGO SHORT LIN —OF [HE— Chicago, Milwaukes & St Paul Ry THE BEST ROUTE Srom OMAHA and COUNCIL BLUFFS ot THE EAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS —AND— Milwankee, St. Panl, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dubuque, Davenport, Rock Island,Freeport, Rockford, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And all othor important points East, Northeass and Boutheast. For through tickets call on the Ticket Agen at 1401 Farnum stroet (in Paxton Hotel),or & Union Paciflo Dopot. Pullman bicevers and the finast Dining Cars in the world are run on the main lines of tho OHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & Sr. PAUL RAILWAY, and_every attention i8 paid to pnssengers by courteons employes o (ho company. R. MiLLER, General Manager, 3.'¥. TuoKkkn, Assistant Genoral Manager. A. V. B. CAvkNTER, Goneral Pussenger and Tioket ‘Agent. GRO, B, AEAFTORD, Assistant General Passon- ger and ‘Ticket Agont " CLARK, General SBuperintendent. ve CHICAGO A%o ORTH- N WESTERN RAILWAY. Chicago, Omaha, Conncil Bluffs And Chicago. The only road to take for Des Moinos, Mar- shalltown, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dixie, Chica: 0, Milwaukee and all points east. To the peo- l\l of Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, daho, Nevada, Oregon, Whshingion and Call’ fornia, it offers suporior advantuges not possi- bie by any other ilne Among & few of the numerous points of su- riority enjoyed by the patroms of this road tween Omihia and Chioago, are its twe traims adayof DAY COACHES which are the fincst that buman art and ingenuity can create. 113 PALACE BLEEPING CARS, which are models of oomfort and elogance. 1ts PARLOR DRAW- ING KOOM CARS, unsurpassod bs any, and ite widely colebrated’ PALATIAL DINING CAKS, the equal of which eannot be found elsewhere! At Council Bluffs the (rains of the Union Paci 26 Ry sonneot in Union Depot with thote of the Chicago & Northwestern Hy. In Chicako the trains of this line make olose connection with thoso of all eastern lines, For Detroit, Columbus. Indianapolis, Cinoin- aati, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Pittsburg, Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New York, Philadelphiu, Bal timore. Washington and all'points in the east, ask the ticket agent for tickets via the RTHWESTERN." If you wish the best accommodations. Al tdeKet agents sell tickels via this line. U GHITT, E. P, WILSON. s Veral Munngor, Genl. Pass'r Akoit: ancock ¥ g pors, SN » T agt. JOHN SIMMONS FLORIST, AL kinds of bedding plants for sale. GREEN HOUSE ON STATE ST, Sbiocks North of L. B. Williws ‘vesidence. NOT SCARED A BIT, A Talk on Thres Prominent Southern Toplos. Philadelphia Record: “Great shakes!™ “Well, they were,” said Secretary of State Lipscomb, of South Carolina, as he recited a number of intercsting facts, in- terspersed with humorous anecdote, con- corning the recent earthquake in that section of the contry. The spice of the southern accent added fluvor to a state- ment that would command attention under any circumstances. ‘‘No person,” said General Lipscomb, ‘‘who saw can accurately deseribe the cirenmstances, and one who was not there can have no real conception of what took place. “But," continued he with a twinkle in his eye, we're used to it now down our way. Why, bless you, if a darkey should hap- pen to have hold of a chicken’s leg ina convenient hen-roost when a shovk comes along nowadays, he doesn't drop the fowl rud commence to pray like he used to—not a bit of it—he just hangs on to the chick. 1Itis astonishing how fear fostered honesty, especially kmong the colored people. After the first groat shock, when ruin met the ove overy- where, the fronts of many of tho stores in Charleston were completely shattered and the wares of the morchants lay in- sido fully exposed to vie at. Under ordinary circumstances no trace of the goods would be found if left unprotected, but the owner had no fear at all after the quake—all the time was taken up in prayer. No one eyine disposition to meddie with his bor’s property. “While the dispatshes were full of news concerning the disaster in Charleston, but slight attention was paid to the dam- age done along down through the center of the state. An interesting fact in this connection is that the disturbances were most severe through the phosphate re- ending from the Waccamaw n as far as Beaufort and Port A armers’ housos, set up on brick or stone supports, were turned upside down and broken almost to splinters, but they were so far removed from the pop- ulous centers that Little notice was taken of them at the time. In the soil all along that line can be found the bones of fishes and animals that would indicate the former existence of species we know nothing of now, so that probably long before Columbus came over the country was shaken up with in- ternal convulsions, Nearly all the rents and fissures have closed up, though a few still remaun. Another peculiar thing is that with the first openings quantities of sand were thrown up the like of which had never been seen before. In Charles- ton we haye a number of artesian wells ranging probably from 1,000 to 1,600 feet deep, but no such speciniens of sund came up from them as we found wlong the fis- sures after the first shock.” THE SCARE WEARING OFG. ““In the city the cries of the colored people toat the world world was coming to an end seemed at one time as if about to be realized, but, though only a short time has elapsed since the first scare, scem to have become entirely use to the matter and searcely pay any attention to the shocks, Painteas working upon scaf- folding along the wail of a high building will suadenly sway from side to side. In- stead of becoming frightencd, the man quietly places imself in a comfortable position and waits calmly till the ropes cense swaying, when he resumes work, One day in the state house it was feared that the plaster on the ceiling would be shaken down. The clerks simply put on their hats to break the force of tho fall in case any d ded, and proceeded with business. We go to bed at night now and sleep naturally. If we wako up and find the bedstead waltzing down toward the opuosite wull we roll_ over to the other side and take another nap. *No, 1t doesn’t bother us any more. The darkies who shouted themselves hoarse with prayerful pronnses of re- formation now lie and steal as they did of yore.”’ A SOUTHERN VIEW OF TI Turning his attention for a moment to the colored people, the general said: “You folks up north he istake our at- titude to the colored r: 1f you could come down and live with us awhile you would feel just us we do. You've got to take tee negro for what he is. You can- not disgrace him. He does not under- stana the fecling. You may charge him with the meanest of erimes and prove it on him; tell him to get out of your sight and neverto look you ngam. The next moment he will turn about and ask you for a ‘chaw terbaccer.’ For some iod has made him different from aind we must get along with him as best we can, and we doso. The talk that one hears in portions of the north regarding persecation of the negro is all nonsense, and he will tell you 5o as quick as any one.” e The mania for collecting postage mps seems to be gaining more ground an ever in France, writes the Paris cor- respondent of the London Daily Tele- graph. Among the most famous collce tors in France is & man who has over a million postage stamps preserved in thir- teen richiy-bound volumes, and another who keeps two clerks employed in classi- fying and arranging his enormous collee- tion. Added to this, there are in Paris about 150 wholesale firms employed in the trade, and one of the best known of these has’ lately offered from €20 to £40 for certain stamps. ‘Tuscan postage stamps dated before 1860 will be paid for at the rate of £6 each, while stamps from Mauritius for the year 1817 fetch £80, the French stumps for 1858 are quoted at £1 each, - - According to the returns published by the statistical ofticer of the German em- pire the number of recruits who were un- able to read or write who joined Lhe Ger- man army lust year was 1.657, or 1 8 per cent of the men incorvorated. In 1884 the total was 1,851, or 1.21 per cent; in 1885 it was 1,/ 1,27 per cent; in 1883 it was 1,002, or 1.42 per 5 in 1880 it was 2,406, or 1.59 per ce 1875 it was 8,311, or 2.37 per cent. T proportion of illite i the districts of Mari and Posen, An unknown lunatic was_captured re- contly by officers at Springficld, Ky. His paroxysms of violence only come on when he hears some one inquire his name. —— A big gopher snake was killed recently at Dayton, Fla., in whose stomach was found a three-foot rattlesnake, still alive. The gopher was over six feet in length. —— British Gnians 15 making large ship- ments of gold to England, und the pr pects are that the shipments will rival in value the great exports of sagar, mal ses and rum, - The steamship Fulda, which arvived at New York on Thursday, had on bourd largest shipment of Jive English nis ever brought to this country. are for propugating purposes, and were consigned to Charles Reiche & Bro. There arve 1,500 of thew, und they were brought over in lutge crates divid- ed into partitions, each of whick accom modated four birds. One thousand of them go to Pie Loritlurd, at Tuxedo Park.” The rest will go to various game ITesery A few will go to Senator Me l'h rson. The birds, although called Ko- glish pheasant, come from Bohewia. - A Red Butte, Wy., correspondent says that these are blue tumes for the catl men. Prices are down, feed is scarce, & hard winter is feared, and the cattle are in bad condition to mect it, being tha and poor, .