Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 26, 1887, Page 7

SPECTAL NOTICES FAdvertiscments under this hed, 10 cents por Tine tor the first insertion, T conts for each sub- pequent insertion. and £1.50 n line per month No advertisement taken for 1oss than 25 conta for tho. first_insertion. Scven words will bo counted to the line; they must run consocus tively and must be paid in advance. Al adver- tisem: 1ts must be handed in be‘ore 2 o'cio k p.m.. and under no cireumetances wili they be taken or discontinued by telephone. Purties advertistng n theso olumns nd hav- Ing the anawers nidressed in cnre of Trr ee will please nek for n chock toennblo thom to get their letters, ns none will bo delivered excopt on prosontation of check. All anewers to ad- vertiscments should be enclosed in envelopes. TOLOAN-MONEY, MO AGES-Fuxcinge money mostaneon on improved OmahA real estate, bought ait No. 1 Frenzier block; apply between 2 and 3 . m. TMONEY to loan. ilis Bros., real estate: and lonn neents, Foom 17, Whitnell block, cor. h and Harney, 5 “ " to lonn, oash on_hand,no delay. ! und E. L. 8quire, 1413 Farnam_st., Paxton hotel buflding. 00 €)% por cent gaved by ealling at Paulson & Co's, 4" tor lots I Seuth Omahi and Annox. 157, black jony mare, branded T and E on left 3 white fect, sharp shod, head stall on. Rewar ' paid, Dan’l Brown, mail carrier, Oma- ha postoffice. o QTRAYED OR STOLEN-Wedneaday, Jan. 10; y FOUND. JOOUND_A pet coon. Finder can have eamo by calling at 413 Jones st. ' Clairvovant. “ ADAM ALASK A, Claravosant and paimist, AVL 512 South 16th &t K51 MIECELLANBOUS. CASH patd for old eold and siiver, O T, Br- " fckson & Co., 212 N. 16th st. 510 %1 QINGING Tessons in “style” and “phrasing” A3 in the Ttalian and French methoda given by a gentlemnn hAvVIng studied under the bese European masters. For particulurs sddress D 11, Omahn Bee office, Omuha 7 "TAKENOTICE=Thavo on hand & argo quan. ity of tinothy, clover aud millet soed for sale. Write for prices. W. Gi. Bogton, Duvid City, Neb. f. 20 SN BBRASK A Cuitivator and Housekeeper. AN Fctavifshed 15 years. Departments—nge- ricultural, live stock, housekeeping (n valuntle collection of receipts in each wsue), and gen- eral miscoliancous reading, including short stories and pootry. 100 ' year. Valushle remiume Bample copy free, H. & Smith, ub., ltoom 3, Withnell Block, Omah: \'nh,‘ 3 T 0ANS—Lonns—Loans. itenl ostate Tonn Collaterinl lonns, Chnttel lonns, Loni time lonns, Short time loans. Money always on hand to 1oan on any ap- proved security., Investment secunities hought and sc Omaha ¥inancial Exchunge, n. w, cor. 15th waud Hurney. Corbett, Manager. 805 200,000 to 10An on siX months' to six_yonrs' D time at lowost rates. W. M. Harrig, room 6, Frenzer block, opp P O T4y s ARRIS & HARKIS, 320 8 165th st Money to foan on first class security, from 00 upwards, 204 GHO00TO LOAN at 6 por cont. J. J. Mo honey, 1608 Farnam. 806 Y PER CENT Money. it. C. Patterson, 15th and Harno; 30,000 (0 loan, Sums €600 and_upwards, D Lowest rutes. Bemis, room 3, Barker block, “ 8 W, cor. 16th and Farnam sts. K0T ONEY First mortwnge notos. The Donglns K will by papors first mo n clty renity. (' PER CEN ) y & Hudley, Rooms 1ana 8, Redick lock, 50 8. Bty s 0, LoAN-Monoy—Tnans pisced on im- proved roal cstato in city or county for Now England Loan & Trust Co., by Douglns County bank. 16th and Chiengo sts K1) ONEY toloan on_city and farm_property, low rates, Stewart & Co., Room 3, Iron Bank, B2 ONEY TO LOAN—O, F. Davis & Co. Ko N ¥ TOLOAN—On real ostate nnd chat- tels. D. L. Thomns. 815 ‘@B500,000—To loan on Omana city pn{,mn{ ato vor cont. G, W. Day, over 1112 Douglusat. ONEY to loan by the undersigned, who has the only properly organizod loan agency in Omaha Loane of $10 to 1,00 made on fur- niture, pianos, organs, horses, wagons, machin- ery, &, without romoval.' No delays All Dusiness’ strictly confidential. Loans 8o made that any Jart can be puid at any time, each pay- ment reducing the cost pro Tata. Advancos made on fine watches and diamonds. Persons should carefully consider who they are dealing with, a8 many new concerns are daily coming into ‘existence. Should you need money, call and foo me. W. R. Croft, Room 4, Withnel: Bullding, Ibth and Harnoy. 818 ONEY DANED at C. F. Reed & Co's.Loan offics, on furniture, pianos, horres,wagons, orsonal proporty of all kinds, And all other ar- icles of valuo, without removal 819 8. Iith, over Dingham's Commission store. All_bug ness atrictly‘confidentit. 818 _ BUNINESS CHARCES. _ DO SALE. paying dry busine Tuvostment onsh sules por mo. rent. §12.50 Fishor, Malvorn, 1 I\m SALE—$00 will buy lu good business. A good Hanchett, 1324 Douglas st. h counter doing bargnin. C. JFTOR SALE—A whole or haif intersst in job printing and publishing office in_Omnha. PAddress I3 54 Beo office, 4 27 WA » exchange Beatrice, Nob., city property for good paying grocery Storc. State amount of 'stock and _busincss do- ng. Address N, I J. Beatrioe, Neb, P 5. ] RARE opportumty -You ean _purchago or trade for & valunble newspaper on_casy terms by nddrossing R. B. Windham, Platts. mouth, N 0 28 DORSA rocory business, good paying family trado, salos avorago §3,000 . month, cheap rent. Good reasons for selling. ddress D21, Bee offic 204 USINESS CHANCE—Stock Grocerios and Meatmurkot for sule. Finest location in Omaha. Doink an excellont business. Address, €, 71, Bow Offico. 581 JQONSALE—A paying inw, loan and ronl os- tato business ina wood town in Central Nebraska. ~Address with stamp ) 1, tloe of- ce. a . NOIt SALE—A grand bargain for some ono wanting A olean stock of groceries in Oma- ha; Mead & Jamieson, 818 8, 15th st. 631 27 IO TRADE fo iy ing hotel with 16 rooms in firet-cluss condi. tion in n town with two railronds; also black- #mith shop and tools in same town. Address Robt. B, K. Mellor, Malvern, Towa. 563 20% {OR SALE—Hotel Omnibus, used 8 months, Addross, " Itydor, Stromburg, Neb, ' 2 OR SALE—Milk dairy, 20 cows, 1 bull, 2 horses, milk wagzon and fixtures, everything complete, cows all fresh and the best mi k routo in the city: call or address J. W. Peuny, ith and Grant st TR USINESS CHANCE--Stock (rocories for snle. No better lncution in Omaha Sales now averago §300 a day. Rush & Sulby, 218 S. 16th st. 710 EXCH ANGE=) Tms and wild land, C. J. Caswell, room 19, Iron Bank, A iy il NOR SALE—Now stock of Indies’ furnishing ¥00(s, together with *store fixtures. busi- ness in £l conduct with good trade. Looution bost on Howard & accitpying store in siuiare f solid brick. J. ¥, Humimond, 115 8. 10th s st8,Farins. Lanas - m,oney onned, om 3, Barker block' 8. W. cor, 16ih und Farnan sty 594 OK SALE—Hardwaro Business— We offer our shelf and hoavy hardware business for syle, togethor with our lense and good will, Afade largest in the city and location tho best. Ttetiring from the business cause for selling Tho Baum Hardware Co., 1023 0 st., Linooln. PEREONAL. OB SALE—Cheap- Nestaurunt and ehop house, doing good business and good loea- 1 Inquire V. C. roul ostute, room 13, Fronzer bl ) 260 DERSON AL—Ludics desiring first-clnss domes- tie help’ should cail on the well known gont Omuha Employment Burosu, 119 N 1oth Bt., Crounse block. 1 0. Bello Isle, YOUNG lady- desiros correspondonce with W WONLOFD gOntlomun SLOokmMaN oF miner, One with menns proforred : object matrimon Addross Corresponding Bureau, Willer, Euclose stanmp (oF particulars, Confidontiui. PEHSONAL My L. E. lilce, u Denver yen toman, who wis ' the @ity several duys Visiting his'son, J. L. Rice, loft for home lust wing, on the Overland train, and at tho tine doclared that ho was leaving the Jivoliest and most enternrising city of its sizc in Ameriea. As soon a8 he can Mr. Rice will {urn und make Omaha bis permanent homoe nce coming from Denver, which is lnbelled the grest bealth resort of ‘the West, three months g0, he gained tenty pounds and that sottled the HALEF 5o (85 & preference between Mr. kico I8 prosideat of the nization 1asks sud with Omaba a8 neadquurtors, Tl % FOENSONAL-Mrs. Dr. Nannie V. Warren elairvoyant, Medical and business Mediuw Boom Ne. ¥, 121 North 1ith st. Omaba, Neb, S ——————E— LOST. % OST—Gold breastpin with small red Finder will return to this office. RAYED--From 610 Pierce st (imaba, on Saturday.Junuary 32 one 814 Lay wire, by bi¥se, ond buy horso with white forfnead, all had hsitors on. Partics finding thow will be paid for their trouble by | Boulying us. Wi Preston & Co. ) JOR RENT—Square Piano, $1 montnly. A Hospe. 1513 Douglas 610 (QUORTHAND—In ten Jossons. No shading B no position; rapid ns speech. Instructor, 1 cents. Permn's Shorthand Institute, Detroit, Mich. 2 g 185 €100 {OR RENT—Organs, 2 per month, Hospe, 1515 Doulas. 60 TAMOND EARRINGS only £10 at Frank and Son & Co., 220 8. Tith st 048 2 }1(lnltnwr Squwro Viano 5 montaiy. Hospe. 1913 11011kl [ FOR BALEL—MISCELLANEOUS, JeOR 8ALE-Intornntion Cyclapedin 15 vols, new and very cheap. Apply 1308 Harney 8t., roum 1, up stairs. 4 25 OR SALE-Or Trade—One 15-horse power engine and boiler and plining mill ma- chinery. one 24-inch Kestner 1¢ ill, one Vic tor shelier, ono I belts, &, R.J. Watts, JOORSALE_A cpan of ponics wit cheap. 199 Cuming - st F”" SALE—Good sound horee su ANy hisiness, Grocery . e. cor. California st JAOR SALEStamping Pattorns cheaps and stamping done to order. Mrs. J. W. Mor- risons, 1505 Davenpor 987 P12 JooR saLn The best bugey in the world for the fteal Estato Business, Columbus Bugiy | 240111 100t Co., 1113 Harnoy st. Frank & Son & Co's, 220 5 14th st. OR SALL—. and bugy! ld horse, harness at M08 Dougls st 02 0t SALE OR TRADE—-One 24 hand side- bar buggy, one 20 hand phueton, ore de- livery wagon. ' Chonp. A. Hospo, 1611 Dotiglns. . B, Hayn E‘i\l(sl\l R Box FAOR SALE—Furnituro and fense of ix-room houso, timo on part. Cull 1202 North ¥ith Btroot, two blocks from Red Car ifne. 03 CWANTE) —MALS HELP. = Y"A‘.‘imh—' 'Wwo good solicitors, must be men of ubllity. Apply &t Koom 2, 1300 Douglas et & und 9 a. . T 2Y Y\';\N'l‘nuié..mn stronz boya to learn the candy trade, Slu]»ll\'n!\'b[{cli_'::ls inning T35 254 "\'AN‘I'HH energotic men at once. Apply o Eelipso InstulimentCo., 1498 Dodo st "iree firac class shoemakers for and nand sewlng, Call or ad- laundry ana atthe Morchunt: good cook, 8 in family . 614 ) 625 25 ANTED—A first-class book-keoper. Must have very best city referonces or nced notapply. C. E. Muyne, 16th and Haroey. 655 WWANTED—A young man wants o situation ut driving or tuking care of hovses, Ad- aress, D, Boo, 1 2o+ “'A.\"rnh—'nov to do chores around houso for his Bourd. D. L. McGucke, !“V.’Nfibl\‘lmh. “r&wfl-sv» ed nccountant will nccopt situntion Fob. 1, 1387, Addross C # Boo office. 540 25% " ANTED -A boy or young man having a good horse and living in South part of city, to carry a route on Duily Evening Beo to South Omaha, 403 7 ANTED - Men, women, boys, girls to_oarn #70 per month at thoir own homes costly outft of samples, a packake of goods and full information for i to holp puy postage. Ad- dress I, C. Rowell & Co., Rutiund, Vi, 0 \"A\N:r’m, or, int ntw;u mon of good addross to try n 10c moul At Norris'res. taurant, 104 S 16th St. 153 GENTS In tho city or country can maxe$h to $10 a day selling our apecinities, N y company. 1207 Farnum st. 613 ED—Two dish wuzhers and ono laun- dry woman ut the Cozzens. Apply at T )—A girl for general houso work. Apply at once. Mrs. John Widenc College or South 24th st. WANIED=S good girls for first work nnd socond giris for No.1 private familios Best of wages. Cull Omuha Employment Bu- reau, 119 North 16th, Capitol ave. 728 3y ANTED—Good Indies to cook. 604 N 1ith 8t 787 21 ompeter Good homo. 131 250 mpetent girl, PRD-Girl 14 or 15 yoars for light housework, and chre for childron, H14 Harno s T‘ANTTEU_—E\perI(- a0 housckoeper, Col- ored preferred. Call at 112 N, uth, 738 ) ANTED-A good gir] for goneral houso- worls in & small family. stondy place for Apply 10 0. L. Erxickson & Co., 212 Masonic block, 18 a good girl, N 10th st. “'A\N'TE”—I‘IIIH] ironer immediately, must be first cluss and beon employed {n nny Omaha lnundry. Good Wages, constunt work. J.H. King, bagement corner 16th and Howard. WANTE Al housework at 8, Cor. 20th and Farnum st. Wi WANIED - for general housework. Must bo competent cook, No other need ApDly. Wawes $4.50 & weok. Apply 2019 Doug- lasst. Mrs. M, Gould., w0 W ANTED--sutton hole workers, 112 nam. \ TANTED- for socond work i - Apply 506 8. 13th at. AV ANTED—A girt TIUBH be & g00d COOK AN como Wl mended. 2163, 15th st. WY ANTBD=A girl for coneral house small fawlly, 196 Farnam gen scott, 079 20 W ANFED=A wirl for genoral house work ut V) “4ih house south of Leuvenworth st, on Virginia ave, Mrs Geo. H. Fritchett. 8762 \ T ANTED A 00d stros irl a3 washo laundry at Windsor Hotel 495 \\'A\ TED—T5 good (iirls for domeatic work, 10 call at 122 N 15th st 641 2 VW ANIED-At once-l2 experienced hands atoverail wo lith and VW ANTED-A competont il for housework. Apply to Mrs. C. 2033 Dadge st Loavenworth strocis W ANTED« 1t wirl at 2339 St Marys L ave. WA ‘:nlh’u.“od WV Ao emcos af dsoate fota i 000k T WANTED An clioly womon suall fainily, 0o washing or bousckeep- ag. 100 Catheriny st il \\'A) EO- Good girl, K aor German, cook, washer uod ironer. Inguire 2213 4. < — YT 1780 Tadied & “gants € 16 1t telo graphy . Prosp :gu...( for position when competent: wddress W. J. D., Roow 1, Crouns ik, Omaba. L TANT THE OMAHA DAILY VWASTED-Dining-room il wasuer, Inquire Miller's Restaurant, | N 10th 28 Ajéh- 1004 and SITUATION WANTED. ANTED-Boy to &0 chores around hose for his board. 028 10thst. D, L. M Guckin, 0i4 280 VY ASTED_ Situation to post haoks, or. sor othier 1ike work, to do evenings Add, D 14, Bee Office. 00 %7 VW ANTED-Pc sition, by first -cinss_stenox pher and type-writer. Address, D 12,1 Offien 08 26 W ANTBD=Voing man of 3 perionco, wunts a situation eittier a8 bo okkeeper or salesman in Dry Goods or Boots and Stoes: onn speak German; bost Address D. 8. Tice oftice. W ANTED—Situation as housekeeoer i small family. Address Council Bluffs. W ANTED To Tenrn dry wonds or grocers trade by ayoung man of unrepronch- ablo character and habits. Have exporionce as school tencher, Bost of reference, try him. Addross 418 8 18th st. 505 20% VW ANTED—A nurse, who Is willing {o help around houso. Addross N, C., 081 \hea with ton_yons 1 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, ‘\'AN'I' D—A good horse and_buggy tor his keeping, good oare guaranteed, Address D 16 Bee oftice. 28 204 i\' ANTED—=A partncrshipn o retail Aard- ware store. Can furnish onpital and ex Jorienca. * Adarcas, A, 450 First avonue, Cedar tapids, Town. ilo 2+ W ANTED Gy uaingic eontleman. furnishod rooin in locality where he can practice upon cornot without inconvenience, Address D%, Iiee office 605 2 exchango WAN K0 acres improved Iand, six milos from X Hertrand, Nob.. hardware or furniture, ¥, C. Schrocder & € Bertrand. Neb. 5N ’“* ANTED -Teums, 30 8. lith st~ “niv "ED~To buy five to twonty acres in- side of or near Omahn. ve desorip. tion, price nndtorms. Addreas, C,20, Bee oflice. W ANTED=A young man desires instruction on the guitar from a competent teacher Address 13 41, Tee o W L FOR RENT-HOU FOOR RENT “House, # rooms, in _ Hanscom 4 Place. Weiter & Campoell, Room 1, 1500 Farnam, 05 NOR RENT—A Targe two-8tory, s-room houso at 2007 Davenport st. Apply of C. N. _But- 1o office. o (01 RENT—Large barn: will accommodate 6 horses. Enquire 2025 Howard st. 608 AXD LOTS. OR RENT—Houss of ton rooms, mode rovements, good location, cheap. rner; cast fow days 438 on Dodiro ns £ood as s $12.00) for a NOR RENT—Six v per month, Corner lith and Vinton. In- uire on premises. 4 JROR RENT-—10-room houso with larze stablo very cheap to right party. Marshall & Lo Deck, 1500 Farnam. 221 JROR RENT- Ry Fob. 18t ton sdorn improvements, 15 from PO, On st car line, Douglas st. Fox “RENT—A barn for 4 howl of horans. room houso, ninutes wal k Inquire at 1408 140 quire of M. . Martin. OR RENT—A nice 5-room cottage, by 8. T. Potorson, s 0. cor. Toth and Dougias, ' OR RENT -0 room houso, ity wator, stroot cars, 1 milos trom . 0 320 por month. D. €. Patferson, Omaha Natl bank. ki) OR RENT -Largo bnrn with water privi- logos. Apply at 1818 Chicazo at. 008 \OR RENT—House, 4 rooms, Shoridun and Howard sts, Houso, 9 rooms, ll modern fmprovements, Hrrnoy and 20th sts. Now brick store, north 10th st Anow stores noar Hascall's hotel, south 13th 8t . $15 per month. Hirlck warchouse on R R track and paved strect 3rd story Barkor building, 15th and Farnam, 85 foot square. C.E. Mayno, 15th and Harney 207 cornor Phi JROR RENT--If you want to rent n houso, call on Bonawa & Co., opposite postotlice, 589 JROR RENT—Sutiable for Jobbing Housa,Soc- 4 ond and Third Floors, 33x100 with baso- mentand elovator, entranco from front on Douglas at., aud entrance on groundtoor from Fear toslovator. - Address A 3, oo offlco, room houso S. W. cor. 1th nnd Inquiro M. F. Martin. 213 F{OR RENT Pacifio. OR RENT—Six new brick stores with bnse- ments, corner Blovonth and Howard: choico location; all conveniences. Leavitt Burnham, Room 1, Crefzhton block. 1 {'OR RENT —Ono new cottazo, 7 rooms, $3) Threo now 2-story housos, §4), ono At $35. welllocated, all conveniences. ~ Loavitt Burn: ham, RRoom i, Crefehton block. 121 OR RENT-80 noros wijoming city north- wost, suitable for dairy or market garden. Applyto Theo. Williams,” Boe Ouice, 0“5!5““‘ num “ R RENTStore 22, 1110 Jnckson st. FOR EEYT-ROOMS. PO RENT—2nice office rooms at 512 & 16th G OR RENT ~Two or threo ‘furmshed rooms for housekeeping, ono block north of ex position building. 315 N 15th st. 20¢ FOR KENT—2 vory ploa 00ms. 1 farge front 6w, 1 smull room, Joon jiNe nished, te 213 N. 15th kt. FOF RENT-Nicely furnished re 1 11th st., 24 stairway from Howar 472 20 ant,nowly furnishod 0om with bay win- 5 Farnum st. 08 Sitting-room and bed-coom, fur- ms $25 por wonth. Hmuy—un 10 26% I RENT—Rooms convenicnt for light housckeeping, furnished o unfurnishod, at 613 Soutn 16th 8. n7-25e 7 OR RENT—Furnished house of soven rooms until May 1. Desirablo_locahty. Inquire office Western Pattern Co., Exposition Build- ing. 62 & RENT— Nioely furhished front room 205 South 26th street. 34 20 DR_RENT—Rooms with first-lass_board. 1623 Capitol avonue, 633 2% O ENT—Three roows at 2709 Cumings stroot. Ternis § per month inatvance. Furnished room 1w0 Farnam. 615 OR REN atly furnishon front room with uleove and closot 111 5 1tth at. 630 20% —~Furnished rooms 1615 Dodze st, 629 For ues furnished 002 25 ~3nice front rooms n the br ek on Howard st. betweon 16Lh and | Leo, Niehol & Co., Withnell block DOR KENT—Dosk room in the Omaha istuto lixchunge. Med & Jamioson, 218 8 15th, () MO RENT—Two unturnisnod rooms for ligh housc-keeping, in Beemer's block, corner Eighth ani Howard' 531 01 REN'T -At 500 Howard _stroet. one block from ('ozz0ns bouse —sireot ear oyery fve minutes—u lavgo front room, turnisaed newl for $12.50 per month, 53 | oo KENT-Furaishod room. THN, :'zun St | 317 POR RENT—Furniahed rooms for llght houss Kooping, lovmers Lok, Cor st & Howard. 614 Refer- W JOR RENT—Nie: ences required. y furnished room. 167 Douglas. JOOR RENT—Furnished room. A. Hospe, 1813 Douglas st. ot R e ) JPOR RENT—s vooms uaturnishet sutisle for housekecpinz, 1017 N 268 st; apply to M. F. Martin, 318 5 150 st R FOK RENT—Two s th front roows, sinzla or e Sult; wiso f ant room, first toor, with or without fira, 1512 Cass at, " JPURHENT-A nice, light biscient, B of Lesiie & Lealid, 16th and Dodge sts. 503 JOR RENT-Nicerooms at 1821 Furnum st, one block west of court house, 8outly sl de” tible for house- Rsat, $15.0) 123 FPOR RENT “Rocind niecly furaished at wli ' prices, from §3, $10, 812, 815 & month each. B00 South 18tk stréet, north St. Mary's avenue up stairs, ey 1 Vi NOR RENT=Firnished room, furiace, 60 fortable in coldest weather, and gas. In- qQuire 1824 Farna. m bum RENT—Nonily furnisied roows, singio 05 double, 1ils Howard Street, W in juire NORRENT ul keepiag. 711 Pacld: st e e —————— - BEE: WEDNESDAY 1887, {OR RENT—3. nice. iawly panered fooms, water in kitchen: suitable for housekesp- tng. Price, $1250 1013 N, 2 owner M.F. Martin 316 S, 15t JHOj RENT.—Flozant ool on < line, bath and gas, 8. 4. cor Webster. i OR _RENT — Four unturnisnei rooms for housekeoping to Sl family, ‘o 10n GAOTIN AVO NEAT StEAt on s sarroun L. 3 ploasant and will_rent cheap o good reforence required. ‘Aldress A, 63,13 0K RENT —Suite of Rowly furniahof rooms in_new house: modern convenioncos: to gentlemen. 1921 Dodge st 60 FOR SALA-ROU IH5-LOTS. JOR SALE—House of 4 rooms, N.ithst. Tnguire 204 i 2 JFOR SALE-10 ncres, 10 blocks from packing houses, & blocks from B, & M. depot: eonable price, finest land. ‘Wise & 1609 Farnam ks FHOMES ror sale. 0 of 8 rooms on 18th streot nenr Paul, one-third cash, £ House on 20th st, near Shorman, $2.500, House of 5 rooins, too full lot's, $2,100, one- third cash, balance $20 pe= month Houge of 4 rooms on Caldweil st, £3,000. $700 onsh. balance ensy. House of 5 rooms on Hamilton st, lot 80x130 feot, £1,00) HW. Huntres: MUST have some cash on Foby Tst. Wil sell AYL qosirablo resident lots at a sacrifice in ord o loosen matters up. For full partionlar dres P. 0. Box 45K, oty. 7 1500 Farnam st. 714 28¢ TF YOU have property for enle lst it with and it will recoive special nitention Ellis Nros. Hoom 17, Whitnell block, cor. 15th _and Harne; 007 WO lots in Kilhy Place, each £770, 109 foot on Pierce stréet (cornor), $3,300, 6 feet on 10th street (corner), $2 ) H. W, Huntress, 1500 Farnam'st. 03 23% “n]( SALE=One lot T0x170 on South 2th st., with house, south of the Bellevae ro £1,500; 500 oa<h, bulance to suit. House for # por monih." Moriarity & Co., 13 s st PARK AVENUB=Thave 100 fect front for sulo nta hireain if sold soon. Very desire- able for building a swell front. For particu- Iars, adidress, P. 0, Box 458, City. i RCHARD HILL—Wo have the oxclusive sl ot 3 choice lots in this wid tion, from to £000, on small payments. Goinir fast, B Rl & Cosy 105 8 15th 01t SALE—Omaha and Council Bluffs prop-: erty, tlso Nobraska nnd lown lings. | and see us. Bilis Bros. Room 17, Whitnell block, cor Tith and Harney @ JROR SALE=tiusiness cornor Bix1, Farnam notwoen 17th and 19th, 4t @ rare burgsing (820,00 cash) $15,000. Wise & Parmele, Favim, s 2 1,000 story_frame house, & rooms, Jeity water, ete., for &ilo with or without house. Enguire for prices and torms. & Hudloy,32) 8. 13th st JOR SALE=Four elogant twostory houses and 10ts, one cottiee,on streat car and ner enblocar fine. Will give'you o bargain, €. W. 220 Ohio st. 3 AND fn Towa and Neb aska to teade for city Jproperty and pay difference Kinz & Temploton At Citizen's Bunk, 2108 Cuming st. 635 26 frame house, § rooins, with or without and terins, Grog- TL0 105 oct, 2o deity water, ote., for sele house. Enauiro {6 ory & Andloy Baraain, Bavieain, o it now. Got the owner tied up to Never will be snother_chinee to wet a finehome lixe this 8o cheap. Go to 11 Georgin ave and tako a look at the splonil house &nd grounds there Consider that they are with- in one block of street ears, sc hool ana church. Don't let this opportunity to vrocure a good Dburwin or handsome residonce slip. Prico £4,800, $2400 ensh, $50 May 1, 1987, 1888, £1,200 Nov. 1,189, M. A Upton & ( Farinm. Telephono 7. from St. regory & €0x18 foet 0n 20th stro Mary.s v Hudley. ) 1 OR SALE—A 32)-ncro farm with house, barn and orib, on the U.P. Ry.,and only one- mile from a good railwily town, with hos and scnools. Prioe $8.00). Apply to Bradford, cor. 9th and Douglas, Omaha, 903 . 157 quire for prices. I st. halt o tho fallost and most complot o got of nustract books of Douglus county now in the officeof R. C. Patterson, 1oth und Harney. 5 Choice Pioco of ground on 2)th stront just south trom St. Mary's avo. Grogory & Had- loy, 3% §. 15th st. 552 No. 318 South 15th St. 1, fronting 2 streets, zoth and Pacifle, 2 housis, $2,500. Fasy terms. sost fot in Orchara Hill with 5.room house, Dhurn, well, eistern, fruit and shade 1rces, $1,700! Easg tormi, S W cor 1ith ana Pacifle, 63x132, 3 fine cottaies, £9,000. ot fronting on Convent and 2ith sts. im- provements worth $3,00), % houses. city and cistorn water, $6,00. 'Eady torms. s-room _cotinge and_lot, 25th and $2,000, $10) cash, bisl oasy. N E'cor of Iith and Leavenw. housos, ronts for 875 por mo, 1ot ixi * business property, $12,000. Mead & Jami 15th Btrec OR BALE-Two alifornin and Pleasint and Cass and Pleasant, §2,00), for eithor for five duys only. Thoy ure dnis: thom. Buncher, sole sgent, 1511 Farnam St. Charles, OUSES—Lots, Farms.Lands—monoy lonned, Bemis. room 3, Baricor block, 8. W. cor. ih and Farowm fs, Al } —Lots. Farms,Lanas--money 10aned. HDemis, room 3, Barke block, 8. W. cor 15th an) Fafnam sts” "Bk BSTROTS OF TITLE an1 titles to roal catata ntocd Midland Guarantee Company 1505 Eavnam st. IRARE bargain; 40 acres of land very cheap in fine, warm southern ciimato. _Ior par: tioulars widress b 43 Bee offico, 38280 QOR SALE—~An improved farn in Gage count; obraska, 10 miles north of Beatrice, and 3 miles from Piokereil Station, on 1. P, Ry.; newS-room house, Jarae barn, well wind will, orchard contuining 120 apple troes, 130 acros under cultivation. 13) neres fenced, Iurge cattie shod, wagon shed, eriv room for 8,500 bushels of corn, hog und cattle corrals, plenty of wator for 'stock, Iarge cottonwood grove. ‘This is ono of the best farms in Guke L‘()um‘)' and # bargain at $10.500 One-third cash, bulunce in 10 years at 6 por cent interest. To trado for Omnha real estate, ono team of large woric horscs, uew sot doublp Work harness and now wagon. Two business lots 22x34 ft on Leavenworth stroot, choup, $3,0)0. Keiter & Campboll, room 11509 Farnam st 20 A Choiveploco of ground on 33 streat aust south trom St. Mary's ave. Gregory & Ilad- Toy, 820 8. 15th st 15) ENUINE BARGAINS=Two corner 1ots in Burdette court, only 4 blocks from Swun- der'sstroot oars. W. M. Bushman, Koom 10, Bushman Block, N Ecor 10th and Douglas, PBARGAIN- 8lote 4ixim ench, on Californ s wnd Cass st [nside proporty. Al for #0200, 15 cush. Where can you find “sis £00d lota for the money insido the ity lumits.” Bun. cher, 111 Fuarnnm st. b oL SAL WO lots corner on Lowe ave., in West Omaha, 2 blocks southi“of Farnsm St., both for §2,5)0. 2 Cornor in Hanssam Plasn, 2 blocks from gireot car, 1 biock from oligoh uadsehool, 2,101, i Cornor 10t on South 13th st. €heap at §3,10). Reiter & Campucll, room 1, 15)) Farnam St. 950 VALLEY, Our new addition Acres$10i to $525 e Rors oar South Omuha, And Sydicato Hill. Marsmall & Lobeck, 108 51500 Farnain, 3 A. BLOMAN, Keal Estat S 152 Farnam st , room A line of choice inside pparerty ut priccs which &rc not intlated and prove both sate and profinle invesinents Douglas st bet 20th and 2k fix § 500 Furnam 8t bot 20th an! g . 630 Farnum st bet 20th aud 2 3000 1500 Farnam st cor in Jerome plirk 200 Faruum 80 Cor dlst 130x1 1500 West Omaha 16687, fine s 1000 Leavenworth cor 215t improved ¥ Hownrd st near 10th, ixid Leavenworth st near Belt Lino, 1003127 SHVENWOFLD SUAWYE pIACe COrner Harney st near 20th, 174x150, improved i0th st near Viaduet, 40x1) Business lot, South ( Husiness lot, Sout! Hedford Plage, ot 11, Acros in Lukeside .." .. #3570 1o Lots in Jerome Park, Fast Fronts, near Furnam street Lots in Wikoly add. near wrnam st., cor. 8outh i Chiojce l0ts'in Orchara Hill JPHING nin factory Front .. 4760 10 S TOCK FARM- 38 acres all fenced. House D and good barn. Doublo corn eribs. Hog houses. B0 feot double sheiding. Wind will Reser Gool orchard. 90 ugres seede 40 meres i clover. Plenty of running water pusture. - Situated i Pottawatnmio county. lowa, 12 wiles east of ifs, & miles from two railroad s “Term: per acre one nalt eash and balanee on H 8ix por ceut interost. Ciavk & French Douglas st w5 % JANUARY 26, ] G JORY & HADLEY, jembers Omaha RReal Retato Fxchange, Rooms | & 3, Redick Bk, 830 8. 15t Corner on Dodge, 86313, improved and fenting for &3,000 por year $ 3,000 | _ Corneron1ith si., 1525183, near south | endof vinduct . 15,000 | M8, dmproved, it hiock from | Utlon reight depot ite (onty £3000 cash) 22x132, B-story brick business block, on | ono of the best strects in the city, rents | £01 $3400 por v Talf interest for Corner on_Pacific st houses, renting for $20 per month Cornor Leavenworth and 15(h, 80x6 housos Pinest'd lote in Kiiby Plice Thornell's add, lot Aixl rentlug for £ por montn 3 o ot B4 fronting St Mary's ave: this 18 the bast and choapest bilaing 1ot M the market: terms mude to suit i-room house on Virginia ave near Leavenworth st., east front, nice home Lot on Georgia ave, J. 1. Redick €ub ;. . Enst’ front, Georgia ave, Hanscom place 1 2,250 Waost front, Georgia ave, plac v st front, place Wost front, plice Mheacdie cgast . Pndy iot on 83 &t , Halnscom piace.. Fine Tot in Sunny Side. Double cornor in Dwight & Lymana's Beautiful lot, east front, Coburn's add, Cornor Jot 1 Oak Hurst, a snap. ... Bastfront lota in Thornbure Place ... Lots in &ub div of block §, W est Omaha Bost lot in Utioa Place. ..., Businosslots on Leavenworth st., al £0) to aiiih s i Wao linve 10ts to every addifion’ 1o the rOmaha At wintor pricos. Invest your chiango in #ome of them bofore tho spring advance, and it will be sure to win. South Omann, ots on N and 2ith st e $1,500 fots on M O P 8t , at §510 to k] Full lots 6x150,25th and 20ih sts near B 1,7 Rosidende lots 11, evory good addition. Como and s00 1S, Grogory & Hadloy, Rooms 1 and 8, Redick's block, 1,750 2,100 Virginia “ave, Catherino st., Hanscom 20 8. 15th st B.EBALLECOTIS fotlowinu baraing; ts 1n Hillsido No. 1. rovime ittoceth &totfer the Onebusiness lot South Omaha, v One b 1ot South Omahn. .0 0 Also bareenins in all parts of Omaha and South . and nere proporty in Hydo Park, 046 25 TR ORSALE —Four snecint contragts in Rountzg Plice at n bargain it sold at onco. Ad- dress € 59, Hoe ) 3 JWAN & €O, F Biock, 16Lh st, opb. MY postotiice. Our turn noxt.' Groat ofelte: ment. Fiures won't lin. —20,000,000,000,000.000 Tots Sold sinee Jan. ist, andstill we have ehoieo buricning loft— Business fotg on arnnm and Havnoy, W «77 Dougelus and Do Capitol avenuo and Davenport Cheingo and Caes. Cumminis and Saundors, Howard nnd 10t 15th nnd 16th sts. 500 1045 along on tho lines of the 50 eable roads 0w being built. Froo passos for all. .S, Tub outall but ono of our ciphers and 10 A1 800 U, bTRen At & Srrorroded GAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000. “We do hiereby cortify that we supervise tho Arrang all the Monthly and Seini-An- nunl Dreawin The Louisinn Stato Lottery Compuny. nge and control the dra aro cond 1esty, fairness and in good oward all pariies, and we suthorizo tho Company to use this cortificnto with fac-sim- iles of our signatures attached, 1 its advertiso- ments COMMISSIONERS, Wo the undersigned Banks and Bankers will ny all | wwn in The Louisiuna Stato Lotteries which may be presented atour coun- ters. J. H. OGLESBY, Presideat Louisiana Nationul Bank. P. LANAUX, President State Natfonnl Bank. A. BALDWIY, President Now Orlonns National Bank. uNPRECE ENTFD ATTRACTION, VEI ITALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED LODISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. Incorporated in 1863 for 25 wnture for Educational and C with a ¢ of $1,000,000 fund of over $530,000 hn © beon added, vholining popular voto its franchise 10 prosent State Coustitution c2d A, D. 15 The only lottery, éver voted on and endorsed by the people of any state 1t nover seales or postpones. Tt erand singlo mimbor drawin monthiv. and the sc.niunnosl ¢ larly cvery six months LJune A SPLENDID OPPORTL T0 WIN A FORTUNE. 20d Grand Drawing, Class B, in the Academy of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, Februncy sth, 1857, 20151 Monthly Drawing. CAPITAL PRIZE $150,000. Notice. Tickers are $I0 oniy. Halves, 85 Fifths $2. Tenths SI- Listor g CAP) s PIIzE O | B Lo e '@ JGRAND Praz 20,000, 10,000, 5,000 ituble purposes to which & resorve . $150,00 50,000 20000 20,00 i 20,000 20 Priz 20000 50 25000 100 b 30000 200 40,00) 500 Lo ) APPROXIMATION PRICES, o 100 Approximation prizcs of & $30,0m TR 2000 2,00 1 4 o 10,00) Prizes amountingto ... £553,000 Application for ratos 1o chibs should be mide only to the offico o the compuny in New Or lennt. For further Information writo cloarly, giving full address. POSTAL S Express Monoy Orders, or New York lixchango i ordinary lot- fer, QUrrency DY express at our expense ad dressed, M. A, DAUPHIN, Now Orleuns, L M. A.DAUPHIN, O M A ington, D. O, Address Reqisteved letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, Now Orleans La, Price. Al partios wre swindiors,and only wioi L0 decelyeand de- frund the unwary. DRS. §. &D. DAVIESON, 1742 LAWRENCE STREET, | 1 VER, - - OLORADO, Of the Missouri State M seum of Anato- my, St. Louis, Mo.; University College Hospital London, Giesen, Germany and ew York, Having devofed their atten- SPECIALLY THE TREATMENT OF ivine w ¢ tery TO Nervous, Chronie and Blood DISEASES. More especially those arising from impru- dence, invite all so suffering to correspond without delay. Diseases of infection and contagion cured saely and speedily without detention from business, and without the use of dangerous drugs. Patie cases have been neglected, badly treated or { pronounced incurable, should not fail to write us concerning their symptoms, All trers receive immediate attention, J¥°"JUST PUBLISHED | And will be mailed FREE 10 any address on receipt of one 2 cent Observations on Nervous Debility and Phy sical Exhaustion,” to which is” added an “Essay on Marriage,” with important chap- ters on DISEASES OF THE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, the whole lorming a valuable med | ical treatise which should be read by all iyoung men. Address— DS, S, & D, BPAVIESON, 1742 Luawrence biy, Douver, Coly ts whose tamp, *Practical | MATED AND ‘ARRIE}). Nuptuals, of Mr. Harry McoCroary and M Mary F. Riley, Yesterday morning the second marringe n the family of Mr. John McCreary took place in the church of the Holy Family corner of Eighteenth and Tzard streots, The groom was James H. McCreary, miliacly known as Harry, the second son of the gentleman mentioned, and the | bride Mary F, Riley, third danghter ot Mr. Thos. Riley, an old and well-known citizen of Omaha. A nuptual high mass was colebrated for the occasion, by Rev. . Koopmans, S. J., assistant pastor of the church, and toward the close of this imposimng ceremony the marriage rite was performed. Im- madiately beforo the ltter, Father Koop- mans delivered a most prretieal; tende and eloquent discourso upon the nature of the sacrament the young folks were ap- proaching, and the duties and responsi- bilities which they would be expected to assume and discharge in their married station. ‘The groom was attendea by Edward McCreary, his brother,'and the bride by Miss Lizzie Riley, his sister, The choir sang Lambellotte’s paschal mass, ond sang it in an excellent man- ner. ' The nuptinls wore witnessed by & large numbeg of friends, as also by the father and mother of each of the con- tractng parties, and this feature added quite an element of interest to the edify- ing ceremony. A recoption took place at the residence of the bride, 1708 Cass street, immediately after the marriage, and was largely attended. Mr. and Mrs, McCreary left last evening on a tour to California. THE tablishment to be Formally Cele- ed on Next Saturday Night. The establishment of the Deutscher club, although formally celebrated by the members, will be generally signalized on next Saturday night, 20th inst, by a grand ball and reception at the rooms of the elub, in Germania ball, corner of Eighteenth and Harney streets. The ball will take place in the hall beneath, while for the purposes of the reception the rooms of the club will _be thrown open, and every guest be given an opportun ity of viewing both theiwr beauty and ap- pomtments, Every member of the club is entitled to invite three gentlemen triends, and these, of course, will be lowed to bring ladies with them. The reception will probably be the grandest of a public nature which has been given under German wuspices. A Commercial Palace Two days ago, Himehaugh & Merriam, of the Union I company, moved into their new oflfice on the corner of Thirtcenth and the north Union Pacilic crossing. The building is a frame struc- wure, and exteriorly is plainly constructed. Interiorly, however, it is positively the most beautiful structure devoted to busi- ness purposes in the city. The walls are covered with grooved wood, and the ceiling is lined in like manner, though in this mstance the cciling is the under part of the roof, which like “that of mediweval structures is supported by ornamental inverted trusses. The apartments are formed by plate glass partivions, with wain-scotting of Norway pine and butter- nut. ‘The doors are ornamented with riehly wrought colored and ecut gluss. Every convenienes 1s supplied and too numerous to be referred to in a_running notice. There is a roomy air and elegant sense of refinement and wealth adapting themselves to commerce and comfort dommating the whole pls Diamond Dick. George B. McClellan, formerly a well-known young man in these part: is in town after an absence of four- teen years. He was formerly a boon com- panion of Omahundro, (Texas Juck) Ned Buntline and Buffale Bill, and was known as Diamond Dick. He had all the daring and skill, which made a successful fron- tiersman,being an excellent shot,a daring rider and possessed extensive knowledge of the plains. His sobriquet sull hangs to him, and he emphasizes it with a_wealth of golden ornaments and a brilliant of many karats which he flashes from his searf. His hair is long, the brim_of his hat is as big as the moon when full, and his form is encased in the finestof blue tri- cot. He is a commanding figure and was this morning grected by many old friends. He left last night for Kansas City. A Union Pacific Clerk Daad. Yesterday morning George W, Cooper a young man who for some time held the position of clerk in the oflice of Treas- urer Brown, of the Union Pacilic, died at the residence of his parents, 620 South Eighteenth street. He had been sick for about eleven months past, and was twenty-two years ot age. ‘The remains will be interred to-day at 10 oclock in Forest Lawn cemetery — e We the undersigned citizens and bu; ness men of Omaha join m a_ eall for a meeting at the Board of Trade rooms on Friday evening, Jan, 28, at 8 o'clock, for the piurpose of endeavoring to secure the location of the Bapust university in this citv: Max Meyer, A. J. Poppleton, D. M. Steele & Co., Alfred Millard, A. P, Hop- kins, 8. P. Morse, 5. A. Orchard, Raymond, J. 8. Collins, J. A. Sund and, Ben, B. Wood, Frank Murphy, H. Kountze, ¥. H. Davis, Jh w. Hamulton, M. T. Barlow, E. 8. Stone, 8. P. Rounds, John E. Wil- ber, J. A. Fuller & Co., R. M. Genins, T. J. Beard & Bro., McCngue Bros., 1. D, Holmes, F. D. Wilson, Chas. A. Baker, A. 5. Stiger, L. B, Williams, 8. R. John- son, N. B. Faleuner, A, J. Hanscom, J. A. Harbuck, Thos, A, Creigh, Geo. W. Ames, Geo. L. Dennis, ( C. Ames, R C. Patterson, Edwin Davis, Mayne, Alvin Saunde W. G. Albright, 0. H. Balloa, H. G. wk, Do J. ODonahoe, J. H. Sherfy, J. B Evans, ‘I. W. Blackburn, Harris' & Fisher, Himebaugh & Taylor, Byron Morse, Henry Pundt, H. W Yates, George H. Bogas, Potter & Cobb: Potter, Webster & Co.. M. G. Macleod, Rose- water, D L. Shane, M. Hellman, Milton Rogers, (. M. Hiteheock, Chumpion Chase, Wm. Gibson, F, W, White, James . Boyd, James W. Savage, George 13, Lake, Marshall & Lok M. A Upton & Co,, J. 8. Richardson, David Van Etten, John T, Paulsen, MeCulloch & Co, Keep to the Right and Avoid the Law. Toledo Blade: There s a curious dis- regard to the rights of others exhibited in one way upon the streets that is almost universal, and its effects are seen i the con stant jostling received while trying ke w through a crowd, It is the neglect of the rule o keep to the right of the walk as far as possible, and not Z1gzag across this way and that, leaving the future course an absolute uncertainty to those coming from the opposite diree tion. A larger proportion of women break this rule than of nen, and perhaps this is one of the reasous why shopping causes such utler weariness, almost to exhaustion. Somctimes three or four will spread out across the wall and with grenadier aspect, & won'L-give an-ineh ook, murch the leagth of a square, compelling everybody to dodge one way or the other in order to avoid being run over. If everybody would keep 1o the right the 15 and josties'’ which are 50 common upon the sireet might be avoided. Then adit te vale another, to always give a Iith stead of seizing il that had through superior . weight or energy of push, and walking would boeca ial less WOREI0G: isfit Clothin DMade by the Leading Mer-~ chant Tailors of the country. These swits were cither un- called for or were not an ex- act fit for the party ordering the same,although the cut and quality of the garments are of the best and now that there are but a few left they will be closed out at cut priees in or- der to make roomn for a ew Arriva Of misfit and uncalled for garments that are now being boughtup from the me hant tailors inthe east. by the pro- peictors of the Misfit Clothing Parlors, 1119 Farnam Street, Get a suit now while you can buy it so cheap. 80.00 45,00 40.00 45,00 50.00 60.00 65.00 75.00 MISFIT “ “ “ CLOTHING PARL " . “ “ SUITS. $26.00 Mere'nt Tailor Made at $18.00 ‘ “ “ “ “ 14.00 16.00 8.25 20,00 23,50 8,00 30.00 86,00 ORS REMEMBER, THE ONLY Misfit Clothing PARLOES {) « i 103, (O—FRTRIBTRC HGOOGEOTAM MeBTARITOTOT BYMES e