Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 14, 1888, Page 7

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AddressJ @, Bee, 51212 ‘VAN’H DA comfortable sitting-room with bed-room adjoining, furnished or unfur- nished, with ' or ' without _ board; rooms' must be plensant, central, and have every convenience. Apply by letter, stat- ing amount of rent, locality and full particu- Iars to W. 8, Seavey, chief of police, 8 12 ANTED-To rent, a storé or basement suitable for shoemaker shop: parties hav- ing such for rent apply at. 112 8. Jth st., C.J. Palmquist. 458 ANTED=A furnished house for the sum. mer by a family of three adults, Add: K. 8, Bee office, 02814 "BRANCH OFFICES. . Advertising for thess eolumns will be taken, on the above conditions, at the following bus. ness houses, who are authorized agents for Tne Bx special notices and will quote the same Fates as can be had at the main office, HN W, BELL, Pharmacist, 80 South Tenth Street, HABE & EDDY, Stationers aud P1inters, 113 South 10th Stroet. H. FARNSWORTH, Pharmacist, 2115 Cpm- Ot RENT—Honse 7 rooms, cellar, closets and pantry, city water, cistern; two blocks south of i].l’. depot; 1204 8. 6th st. Call Mon- day. 607 12+ Fu:in NT--Nice five-room house, close to busdiness centre of town, 83 per month, Hicks, Room 40, Backer ock. I 2 FIYIIWENT~P‘lnn new_ two-story house, -7 Iarge rooms, bath, all convenience: good View over city. N. . cor. 28ih and Parker OR RENT—A new 8 rooin house with hot and cold water, bath room and cellar, at 843 B.19th st. TInquire next door. AT W ..ILIILO"KS, Pharmacist, 624 North 16th . BO. W. PARR, Pharmacist, 180 8t. Mary's . dressmaling French tatlor systom. F‘Ul( RENT—6-room house, 1409 Davenport st- 883 12¢ F‘fln RENT- Furnished rooms, 1518 Wm‘:ll’; R RENT—Furnjahod rooms with board References required 800 'Funmmén Tooms, 113 8 20th. OR RENT—One elegant front room, fur- all_modern improvements, blocks west conrt house, half_block from cable Also, small room, 2107 Douglas, OR RENT—2 furnislied rooms suitable for ¢ Inquire Room €, 34 floor, 1302 MALL room “suitable for Dodge street’ OR RENT—Furnished rooms in Greunig bl Inquire of omfi.fi:ll., gentleman, 103 o4l Davis, Millard hotel Ieasant room, modern conveniences, 1706 Chlcago st. DOR RENT— Rooms furnishod and unfur. nished, 174Cap. ave. T—Furnished room, 1708 Douglas, R RENT—To 1 of 2 gentlemen, room with 2319 Douglas, 883 FOR RENT— STORES AND OFFICES. Store room and cottage or 3 ood barn, etc., with 4 acres land, le north of fort. Apply 817 S 11th st ap, pansies 10c & doz Florist, 1728 § 11th, 699 18] JAINLESS troatment BY pilo tumors, fistulas, roctal pockets, nloers, etec, withojt 1oss of time or inconvenience AL317 N 16th st. Dr. Kelso B84 511t 1 for the summ Austin, 1813 Cal- y 573 18¢ F‘;s bought by 1. W, aigamst. - ) i TJVHE Shelton—25th argiDodge st., first-olass family hotel, room{ gnd board At reason- able rates; refercnces raguired. Mes, M Whit- taker, proprietress. i3 38 FHE ba o taught as PCart by Geo. F. Gellon- bock, #0) Harhey st. 3 JTRE nagrance, reliatle compRuios. E Cole, N. K. 15th and Douglas 56 V ANTED—A good horse, buggy and harness in exchange for Botith Omulin lots. George J. Sternsdorff, room 6, opp postoffice. 2 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. TAL INE'S Shorthand Institute is the only pragtic al, exclusive shorthand school in the wost, All its graduates are in good sit- uations aud giving entire satistaction. Students can enter at uny time, No summer vacation. Send for circulars to Valentine's Shorthana In- stitute, 1515 Dodge st., Omaha. 420 sTORAGE. OR RENT-Brick store 416 § 10th Harney and Howard. 8, Lehmann. HE two corner store rooms in old city hail 16th and Farnam sts,, for rent ,gn'«ua Harvey, 310 8. 16th st,, NOR RENT—A cholce 8 room house, fenced lot, city water, furnace, bath roo cistern, rize well equipped barn, being 2543 Capitol Inguire 24 ouse east of premises or room 14 Omania Natl bauk bld. * B. H. Robison [YOR RENT-7 room house. Inquire N 215t st. 635 1 QITUATION wanted by a man 25 in wholesale or retall store for hookKeeping or assistant hag first-class references, 1n office work ; Btate Emp. office, 1417 Farnam, room 11. DSITION wanted by young man, of any kind, for board and small salary. ~Address ' J 06 Bee office. NTED—A position as bookkeeper,cashior or salesman b, a gentlemun erlence, 12 years in last position ; verp highest references, Address n experienced spectable wo 1ng in fprivate families by an experienced seamsiress, Mrs. L. Kiine, “WANTED--MALE HELP. D—A young man to dochores and work for his board around the house in a rivate family, German or Bohemian preferred uire of Moritz Meyer, cor 16th anc CU’I'l:AllF.flrnnnm a_small store room and 000 barn wittl 4 acres of land, stuated 4 nillo north of fort. Apply 317 8 1ith'st. 000 OR RENT--A fine residenco on Farnam st. R. C. Patterson, 318 8. 15th st. B8 JOR RENT—Elegant house. Inquire 172 Dayv- enport. 540 17+ {JOR RENT-8room house. Inquire J, F. Barton, 2616 Capitol ave. 005 17 TFOR RENT—7 xoom cottage. with bath, 2012 Capitol ave, Inquire 2515 Capitol ave. 957 15* [OR RENT—A _double house contaimng twenty-two rooms, situated on 14th st., 4 blocks south of the Paxton. This house has all the modern improvements and is well situ- ated for a large boarding house. Enquire of Dr. J. H. Peabody, 821 8. Lith st. 51416 TJOOR RENT—Touse, 12 rooms with modern improvements. For rent cheap if taken at once. . 8pelgle, 1119 Farnam sty 483 16% r_r Toom louse with yard, near Farnam and 4th st.,, steam heat’ and all modern im- provements, #05 per month, Call 207 S. 24th st. ANTED—4 traveling salesmon at_once, Good pay. Callat 205 N. 16th st. JFOR RENT diroom brick: house, No. SIS, 20th st._ Apply at No. 827 8. 20th'st. 411 ANTED— Young man who can_work few must be of good hab- ddross J b0 Bee of- sliight of hand trick: ts, big pay to right ma ANTED-Two good, i men as agents for an o Ance company : Apply room 402, New Paxton block. \/ ANTED—Two coat mukers and one Y maker at once. iberal contr: L. Bernheimer, M N excellent chance offered to a live man in oevery city in this country, who can control ssers and local trade in'general on article of universal use and established merit. No capl- 1 recommendations essential. @ Pearl st,, Brooklyn, N. Y. [ Y\ ANTED—County managers to represent a well establishe #8200 required; salary 31,200 per esponse_desired, 1 U. 8. Nat'l bank buliding. ANTED—Foreman in & wholesale carrlago house; one thoroughly posted and has had Address K 7, l’:ru. N. Grant, Mgr., E. ,experience (n shipping. invented an instrument i that solls at <ight and that i3 used Uevery family, 60,000 have beon sold in the north- st. 1 can offer a good man an interest in the No capital re- red. A respectable fortune can be easily If you desire a beautiful, permancnt Inclose 2 cent stamp. Knapp, Box 37, Minneaj every bunk ' and bus Address'J. 1 usé n Minneapolis. LESMEN- Wanted, five travelin | and expenses, no_exper! sary, Address with stamp Palmer & o, Win- ANTED- Encrgetic men and women every- ‘where for a genteel money-making husi- mess. #00 weekly profit guaranteed easier than 860 monthly otherwise. Experience absolutely Permanent position and exclusive ples free, Write for b stamp, Merrill Mg ured. §2 sam| Address, witl \\/ ANTED =2 or § good men 1o travel and & Call'at Room 4, Crounse Men for railroad work at JANTED Men for railrond work at Al Dright's Labor Agency, 1120 Farnam st. vo ood sized Intellizont, ionest 56 routes on daily Even- Apply to Theo, Williams, bet 4 and 6 D—A trustworthy boy with a_good Tiorse to carr, i Toute on Daily 120 Apply at the J3O¥s-Am. Dist, Tel. Co, 13 Douglus. 260 POR RENT—Elogant 10-room_house, all mod- ern improvements, on car line.’ Inquire 1408 Douglas st, 915 A store 20x50, #30. Inquire, INTON block, 8, 13¢h, corner of Muson st. Six ¢ store rooms with large’ cel- lars underneath, finished with all modern im- provements and conveniences. Rents moderate, Apply to John Hamlin, 3118, 11th st, Omaha. handsome ne OR RENT-—One halt of store room, Wm, H, Spelman. OIt RENT—Store aud basement, 604 8. Mrs, M. Lange. 01t RENT_Two business or office rooms_on 1st floor $25 per month, W. E. Clark, 1414 JOR RENT—Half of office at 312 § 10th st. Chamber of Commerce bld, Odell 1iros, & Co. 1CE rooms, 602 8, 13th st. IOR RENT—Suite of office rooms, Bushman block, cor. 1ith and Douglas. house, cor, 17th and Dorcas, $5 or month, in- quire W. M. Bushman, 1311 1. Leavenworth, TOR RENT—Business room now oceupied s my oflice ou 15th st. C. I Harrison, 418 % TTRACKAGE, storage, lowest rates. W, M Bushman, 1311 Leavenworth., 508 A COWAN hasrented a large storenge . “house, 208, 210 and 212 South 11th st Where he 18 prepared to take in all kinds of goods for storage at a reasonable rate: a fire- proot building. 20 38 LEAN storage for furniture, stoves, mer- chandise, etc. Rufus B. Clark, 314316 S 12th street. 354 m2A WANTED-TO BUY. W,\mzu—m buy good short time notes for cash, C. D, Room 40, Barker b]m'kim YV ANTED—Corner lot in Hanscom placo. E. A. Leavenworth, room 1, “I417 Farnam st. WIlngfiy_l'llmllllreorl house_or flat cen- trally located. Co-op, L. & L. Co, 25 N 1sth CLAIRVOYANT. Bl’l DING loans, Linahan & .\Iuhone)z’ . B 'qmt Eholes beforv getting a lons ed on furmiture, pianos, organ oracs, atc, low rates. | J. J. Wilkingon & 0., 1417 Farnam, 58) (3 PER OENT money toloan, Patterson & Dar- © Taara, B8 S Joeh oy, oo Patteraon £ Bar N TONEY to Loan—0. F. Davis Co. real estate and loan agents, 1606 Farnam st 083 'Fou low rate loans, Sholes, JBUM:DING loans. Sholes. Sl'xxfifimms onloans. Sholes. ~The leading drug, paint and wall paper. store in growing city of &0N. aver. age dafly sales for IRST&IT; average net profits $15 a day'; stock will involcs 85,000, Address lock box 104, Plattsmouth, Neb, 619 15 DR SALE—Restanrant and lanch counters good location, Inquire 8 10th 1‘\{'5 15 613 1% 500 a mouth has been made by agents in ap- piying the L. X, 1. slate patit,_ only small caplial required, " Call’ on or address for partic- ulars, J, L, Rice & Co., box b9, 2 {7 ANTED-Man_with #150 to manago office, Call I 2, 1721 St. Mary's. 288 123 OR SALE—A very fine drug store in the Iivliest town i the state, one of the finest opportunities to go into business already es- tablished ever offered. Tt will pay to investi- ate this. For full particulars inguire of Park fowler & Kennard, 1607 Farnam st, Omahg, Neb. 7 TOORSALE or excnango. A new combined 3 bl roller and burr mill with complete outfit of modern machinery, doing a good busi- iness, with unlimited water power,on Littlo Blue river, in Thayer county, Nob. No better location Ini the state, Will take good lands or city proverty in (part or entire) exchange, Ad- dress, A. G, Collins, Hebron, Neb* Smis WWANTED A salosman_ i Nebraska with zood trade desires to correspond with some #00d western house, Address 101, care of Bee office, Lincoln. 638 16] RRIVED trom Californ adame Winters d trance clai nt and astrolo- nsulted on all affairs of 1if the separated, causes lu speedy marriages, shows photo of future wife or husband, tocates' diseases and_cures them by massage and magnetic treatment, has the cele Drated Hindoo charm for luck,’ Al those in troublo will dowell o call on thi gifted seeriss —gives you a correct written reading through mail for #2.00, with lock of hair. ~The Madame has taken parlors at 1608 Howard st., 3d Parlors 2 and 5. 4 FOR RENT--MISCELANEOUS. TORAGE room to rent, 1113 Farnam AT R RENT—Lunch_counter, good location, ensy terms to right man. Apply_SW_cor OR RENT--Good sale and livery barn, exce 1 ation, rent reasonable V. McVicker, room 2, Bark < EVEN room house, Jackson st., 25, 9 room, corner house, J acksoi st., 0. 10 room House. No. 708 8. 18th st. % room cottage, 224 and Howard sts. Alsoother houses, G. E. Thompson, Room 112, Sneely block, 16th and Howard st. 388 JROB, RENT-Tvwo large cottnges. '67 and 620 h avenue, now in course of construction; ready by June 1st next. John H, F. Leh;l‘:‘mn. OR_RENT—Fine modern residence 623 South 17th street, John H. F, Lehmanu. JOR RENT—3-room house #13 per month. Iu. quire 8. B corner 1ith and Vinton st. OR RENT—About Jnne 1, very convenient 9-room house in good repair, desirable loca- tion, 10 minutes walk from P 0% furniture and carpets for sale_should applicants wish to pur- chase. Address drawer %, PO. you want your houses rented to ood, prompt tenants, list them with J. H. Par: Totte Rental Agency, 1606 Chicago. YOU want your houses rented place them with Benawa & Co., 15th, opposite postoflice, . and we can rent IST houses for rent with H. E. Cole, 1hth und Douglas. G REGORY, . L.. Rental agent, 509 S 10th R. NANNIE V. Warren, clatrvoyant. Med. ical, business and test medium. Diagnosis free. Female diseases a specialty. 119 N. 16th st. Rooms 2 &3, Tel. 044. 570 ONEY TO LOAN. TASE 1 gages bought. Wright & Lasbury, 210 5. Lith st., up-stairs TANTED—Party to take hold ona new in- vention and to munufacture same; will give one-half or two-thirds interest in sanio to reliable parties; address J. ., postoflice box 202 t 0 be disposed of: HAIf interest in a_steam laundry doing & good business. Address J 72, Beo office. 66314 OR SALE—Restaurant and lunch counter doing a splendid business, good location, small capital required, good reasons for selling, J. G. Miner, room 400 Paxton blk, 499 16 QIXTY-FIVE thousand dollars fruit ranch, X “Naper, (California, equity 850,000, ale or exchange for gaod piving Omalin proper Call or address W, Union Steel Nail Co., or_Bell & McCandish, 314 8 15th 428 D—An active business man with 80 230 to take hold of fast selling article, Profits from $10 to #40 per day. Koom 4, Crounse block, (10N 16th, 250 J 4 MOYEY To Loan—By the, undorsigned, who has tho only properly organized ' loan agency in Omaha. ~Loans of $10 to $100 made on furniture, planos, organs, horses, Wagons, ma- chinery, etc., without removal. No delays. All Dbusiness strictly confidential. Loans 8o made thatany part can bo pald at any time, each pay. ment reducing the cost pro rata.’ Advances made on fine watches af dlamonds. Persons should carofully consid; with, asmany new conégfns are daily coming Into existence, Should ybg need money call and seeme, W. R. Croft, rop 4 Withnell building, 15th and Harne ONEY LOANEDat €. . Reed & Co.’s Loan Oftico. on furnituce, pianos, horses, wagons, ersonal property of all jgnds, and 211 other ar: Biclesof vatue without ;mr)vml. 3198, 13th, Al business strictly comfidential. b71 Y toloan on city and farm - property. 5, Room 40, Barker Dloc "PERSONAL. OR RENT—AR 8 room house, with bath, one Dlock from car line, $0 per month. H. E. Cole, room 6, Continental bloc (SOMETHING clieap, house for reat or for ¥ sale, furniture for sale, incinding Encyelo- pedia Dritannica, new Steck planoand other urniture. Otto Beindorf, 823 Georgla svenuo. JERSONAL—Clara Emma 18 not with us. DERSONAL.—I want to become ectable zentleman of means assist me in learning | Age no objection, joined_mothe who 15 willing and able tc [YURNISHED hotel for rent—The St. Elmo Lotel, Missouri Valley, ia. The leading ho- tel of the city and only one block from the de- pot. For further particulars address Hugh Percy. 849 m1 FORRENT S new Tirdom nouses, 80, by S. T. Petersen, se cor 16th and Douglas. 745 JERSONAL—Go to the Norris E taurant for your meals, class, at chop house prices, 311 and 313 st., opp. Paxton Hotel. DERSONAL—Private iome for Iadies during confidential, infants ropenn Res- confinement, strictl \OR RENT—A 7T-room flat. Inquira of Geo. Higgins, in the cigar store 161 llowl st. OR RENT— 8-room house, North Saundors L 5 Enauire of CW. Tieall & Co., A0S h. 5 TJ'0 RENT—Eight-room flat. front room & able for oftic fences. 602 . 13th. () HOUSES centrally located, ront from 812 to ) 875, furniture for sale on monthly payments, Co-op. IL. and L. Co., 205 N. 16th st 561 Fou RENT—When you want to rent a 1 store of office go to H. E. Cole. JOR RENT-Two good 8 room houses on Park eve, $40 per month, D, V, Sholes, Room 1 Barker block. 87 JPOR RENT_A neat #0 cottage. Apply at once, C. F, Harrison, 418 8 15th st. 3 OR RENT—And furnivure for sale, aimost new, at a bargain, best house and location in city; eVery nodern convenience; this will pay to investigate at once. Apply 170y Dodge 665 ~ FOR RENT--ROOMS FURNISHED. WANTED--FEMALE HELP. ANTED-Good waist and skirt hands. Srs, N 10in st, room 1. D—Youug girl of 15 to help with work i family of two. 1833 N, 19th st. TRI, wanted to do Lsung in laundry an vork, 923 N. 10th st. 7ANTED—Good first girl, 1705 Douglas st. ANTED—At once, & housekeepe Witges: White woman preforred, maker, understanding tetloring, is desired A good chance ANTED--An work, good wages, call at ANTED—A middle aged woman,for gener- al housework in small family, apply at gor 16th and Capitol ave, NTED—A girl for general ho Californla st, cor. Mth, b9 NTED—Immediately, ladies to work for on noedlework at thelr usework, 1923 7 1) W4 4 whol (Sent any distance.) c Needlework Co,, 1% #t., New York City. b 5 Who are empl in the city and boarding, to try the 3 ladies and gentlemen’s restaurant in the city, 811 & 413 Bo. 14tbikt. Opp. Paxton Hotel, ANADIAN Employment Office—Mulo and fo- / wmale Lelp sent to all parts it fare is ad. m:.l:‘n Natioual bank. yment Office 18 conducted in &n supplied on BLOXE Notice. Ut of work to “at the City Int nee office (Crefghton \r blk ), corner 15th and Dougasl sts. ¥ BOARDING. fiv ANTED—Tuble boal MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. NTED=IT you have any lands, houses and lots to sell or exchinge fc other propexty, call on we or write. 1 Yyou a customaer, O, C. Spotswood, 30545 !b.‘;fl(u. OR ¥ urnished rooms in pleasant lo- catiou; all modern convenionces, 2121 Se ard st. 0 101 TJPOR RENT-Two nicely furnished front rooms, modern conveniences; 1321 N. 15th 8t; on two car lines. 636 OR RENT—Without bourd, on upper St. Mary's ave, alcove front room, bay win- dow and side light, rear room bay window and side light, hall "bed room, ~all well fur. wveniences. Address with St. Mury's,” care letter carrier No, 601 14 desirable furnished front room at ortn 17th st, near Dodge st, 5% 14* I{O()blfi furnished or unfurnished, with or ‘without board, at No, 619 l'luuslmullmh 0 i1 NOI RENT— Furnished front room and bed room, Cabl &t 505 8, Lith or 601 5. 20th after 6p.m, 569 16% i\f’n}uslmn rooms with first class board, #4650 L0 85 pey weok, 004 8 18th st. 032 17 Flfimxs}iifi) Tooms §7 and 85, 800 5. 224 st, o 623 14 R RENT=A nicely furnished front room, sultable for two gentlemen. Enquire at 2611, 8t. Mary'save. ALl P01 RENT -Furnisued room for one or two gentlemen; 2518 Douglas st. 607 12¢ JOR RENT—Furnished rooms with, Toard, Furnished rooms with first-class Douglas st. 515 1 S TRAYED faom my barn n > etery, 8o, Omaha, one brown 8 vith foal, left hind horse, 1,200 pounds. small sum of Apply at Continental Olothin OST—A sorrel mare, weight 00,9 years old, saddie marks, shod. Roturn to'A. ) 80th and Oak, and get reward, FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. QORT time loans madg by D. B. Johnsonlate pres. Bank of Mernaf\ reference, First Nat'l bauk, Ouaba - Room 3, Chamber of Commerce 421 14 FRURST class hotel for sale or exchange. B, 8. Lilly, real estate dealers, Broken Hu\\;"l\'eb. 243 INOY, s the time to e TES i Sonntify) hom lElun Oter some of the finest |olu‘fn Hans: com place at prices and terms it will pay you to investigate. Hicks, Barker biock. P If R SALE—-Two fine I$! in Orchard flllLiA&’ ®each, easy terms, Wallaco, Creighton bik. 2 JCLEGANT corner Jots in Hanscom Biggs for Hic b2 12 salo 1 8, Barker block. i;fl&l TIFUL Homo at & barga n for cash; owner going away: every hing modern, new and elogant. J. L. Rice & Co. @413 OR BALE-Trade or Exchange—lmproved farms in Cass, Daws, Sheridan, HoIt and Keya Pana counties, Nebraska. J. L. Rice & Co. 436 12 BARGAINS tn Huanscom place lots. Hicks, arker blk. 502 13 JPOR SALE—At a great bargain, 10.room house, new, all modern_improvements, on street car line, one block from cable line. 'This 18 a chance of ' life timo; will be sold for,_ less than cost of construction. Park Fowler & Kon- nard, 1007 Farnam st. 17 12 JBUX Hanscom place lota before the cable lino 18 bulit and get the benefit of the advance, Hicks room 40, Barker block. o 12 T YOU want a home or antnyestment call and see the bargains [ offer in_Hanscom place; now {s the time to buy beforo the cable line is butlt. Hicks, room 40, Barker block. 602 12 F YOU want a nice home come and see the Dbargains 1 offer in Hanscom place. Hicks, room 40, Barker block. 502 12 OR SALE—We offer_the following bargains, Allon vers easy terms: Toot 12, block 5, Horbach 2nd, fronting on AT WIth tWO hOUSeS. ..\, 80,600 Tots 15 and 16, block. 9, . 1. Redick's sib., with Iarge 10-room hose and barn. i Lot 1, block 8, Bedford Place Lot 6, blok §, Lincoln Place. Lot b, block 5, West Cuming. . Lots 20 and 23, block 4, Haw{horn. Lot 22, block 19, Hanséom Place yi Lotsand 7, block 10, Hiteeock's 15 add. each. Lot 1111 Fairview, one_acre Lot #x1) feet, Spring Valley Somo choice acres in Solomon's ndd, A number of lots in South Omaha, At prices below the lowest. Marshall & Lobeck, Room §, Chamber of Com- merce, 607 16 0 You Want n Home?—Read this—Flogant Sroom house with all modern umprove: ments, barn, well, etc., full sized lot, in the best residence part of the ¢ity. Address the owner for particulars, - Address J. 71, Bee oflice. FINERT residence lots in city, Harney cor 25th and 26th sts, also 20th _neir Nicholas, will exchange for good clear property, Paul, 1600 Farnani 42 (QMEAPRST improved farms for saloon ensy payments. Al land guaranteed. Co-op, L. & L. Co, 205 N 16th st. o1 17 )R SALE-—-One 9 and one 7-room house, be tiful location, 10 blocks from board of trade, both heated by hot water, all modern conven- iences. J.L Welshans, 310 8. 15th streot, J L. RICE & CO., Real Estate. 608 OOK at this—A new 8-room house, gas, bath, furnace and full lot in Kountzo place, price 0,500, $1,000 cash, balance 87 per month. ‘Ham- ilton Bros', 408 b 1 PBEAUTIFUL south front @0 ft ot and house, all modern conveniences, not i miles west by south of the postofilcs, 1f you want o home here {8 one that will suit you and can be bought at less than market value, on timo it destred. ¥\ K. Darling, 1621 Fariam vv‘e have for sale along time lease of the best jocation for fancy retail business mn the city. Fearon, Cole & Robertson, 310 S. 1otl st. OR SALE—A zood paying business. Cigars, stationery toys, soda water fountain otc.. in first-class focation. Stock will involce about 2,000, Will take city real estate in exchange, Enquire at Max Meyer & C0.'s. 291 AOR SALE—An established business doing £26,000 8 yenr, centrally located, £0od reason elling. Address Bee. 5 E can sell you anything from a stand to a mammoth store.” Co-operativ nd & Lot Co., 206 N. 16th st. 160 (filwparmunm, starts you in business, conn- Dty rights free; send stamps for catialogue Patterson Oil Burner Co., 1 Canal st. Chicago, 1l 197 m2)* FOR EXCHANGE. T 0ANS made on good productive real estate, J security 3 and fi yens time, optional pay- ments and tavorablg igrigd and fates, amball, Champ & Ryan, U. S, Natd Bank 8'd. 570 §6 0 LOAN—On real estate mortgage, $1,000 in one sum or divided. G. E. Thompson, Room 112, Sheely block, 1oth and Howard sts. 389 T.0488 made on Omana city proverty by n 4"V, Sholes, room 1 Burker blk. b8 UNEY toloan, casn on nand, no delay. J. W. and E. L. 8quire, 1413 Farnam st. Pax- ton hotel building. b7 OANS made on Improved and unimproved ity property at lowest rates of interest, special rates on large loans on inside property. Odell Bros. & Co., 312 8. 10th st. 408 ARGE or small loans without delay by Sholes, room 1, Barker block. 3% ‘,i ONEY to loan on chattels, Room 31, Cham- AYL " ber of Commerce. 506" m27 H. ;] REY —#500.000 to loan on city proporty + andimproved farm land. Frenzer block B N ONEY to loan_on_real estate, mortgages bought and sold, Wallace, Créighton blk, 287 —Noarly new furniture at great 16t as parties leave the city, g e, nearly new. Apply wh 14 0 Caldwell lumber wagons, al- Two sets double har- ness, price 820, Driving and heayy hor: cheap. Co-operative Land & Lot CO., sar old chestnut sorrel, har- hands high, broken to drive sound and allright, trot in 8 minutes and Call at C. N, Ki [[OR SALE— ness mare 15! single or double, with training will Can be had at o OR SALE—Cheap o good horse and also a L. 1L Spencer, QOR SALE —1 0 hox, bath tub, sowing ma ne. gasoline stove; eheap, oue or wil, JIOR SALE—Horse, harness, open roal estato wagon and dog cart—cheap, Call at 105 §* Large Hull's sare, new. M. A, [t arringes at Seam Cheapest carriages at Seaman's, t phaetons at Seaman'’s, ns At Seaman's, gies at Seaman's, pest buggles at Seanian's, t wagons at Seaman's. Oneapest wagon East side of 16ch s Studebaker Reposifory. R SALE—Best at Seaman's, north of Nicholas, DY'S saddle horse for sale,perfectly gaited under saddle and good goer In well broken, kind and gentle, 1507 Farnam st. hout 5,000 tons 1 Abbott, Crete, Nebraska, O SALE—Some first class 24 mortgags PRpeE aCa discount,” C. €, 5potwood, B055 5. e 5 gain, Can be seen mornings at 101 8. 23th st ' ol rooms with in private family; tirst-class location; terms reasonable; references exchanged, 636 Plei st., near St, M, b8 N ICELY urnished Targo frant room for (wo gentlemen, §12 month, 2104 Harney st o9l 18 d Tooms wiih board {0 rable location, p T RAY st e Sumwind. soanal al Qesived; 1 block from postotiice, 16id Capitol ave, 804 14 JOOK RENT—Furnished rooms. with best ac. commodations, in ats. 1211 Douglus st. T 105 FURNISHED tront sitiing and room at 8. 15th st. U4 143 r 34 140 rmished rooms, 1613 Dodge. 02 Tot ANTED—For his keeping, with privilege of ood, sound, stylish biggy . Beavey, chiel o’“gmlhu. 12 FANTED —Doard ana rooms 1o a houze for man, Wife and two small chil @ren.. Address Room 300, Harker Hotel, C w0 ANTED—A Nebrasks travellng o Y guul.ll lru«{le‘ nlr.\lrz:d:‘o corresp [ Wwestern house, ress 01, Bee, ols, Neb. (- Ero urchasing. a Lozse. vApyl; ":\v‘ T E pleasant front room furnished or un- 4" turnished for two gentlewen; also small voom, gas, bath and all modern couveniences, oue block from postoftice, 1617 Capitol ave Nicely furnished roor 800 . 23 st P URNISHED rogms and boerd, 103 Farium, M by g — ") JICELY furmstied: rooms for rent, J\ 0l nuw\v‘l;'h o without bourd. 818 N. 1oth, “Large upper floor suit anufacturing, location 118 N 16th st, Active Heal Estate und change, 1624 Dodge st i ALE Cheap—Fine rubber mounted, hand made, sigle har csS, never been 1L B. Irey, Frenzer block, opp. P. O, ALE—The furniture, and lease of & pleasantly locatéd, newly house hoated by steam, less than a year; must rs apply to Hartwman & Gibson, 1613 it. furniture, ete he s0ld at oiice, .00 2000 building brick, de- s, at Peru, Neb, 4t & very low Drice. H. M. Moars 'wo (2) tubular_steel bollers 50x ith smoke stack, lass water guages. ote., all complete; will sell Address Fred Kiug, Brower, Omaia, AOR SALE-A No. 77 Hall's sate with Inside 215 South 13th st. Beavor, Room 40, Barker bloc Fou nave anything to trade . dress George J. Sternsdort, Room 6, oppo: site postotiice. jt VONEY foloan ou clattels. Room 3, Chamn- AYL " ber of Commerce. C. F. Shaw. For 131(:.35,{“!(111l or s‘u’levfiuurnup soung hor a8, m'gow_ d_mortgagd paper. A. P. Tukey, 15th and Dotiglas sts, % 604 TFHOR EXCHANGETeam, wagon and harness foriot, South Omaha.’ W. L. Selby, 1521 Farnam st [ VW HAT have vou to trade for 80 acres of land unincumbered in Junean county, Wis,, 3 miles from county seat. G. J. Sternsdorff,room 6, opp Postoflice. do7 OR EXCHANGE—Neb, farm or two South ‘Omaha lots for span of mares or mules. W, 1. Selby, 1321 Farnam st. i) 0 FXGHANGE-—A good 160-acro farm for a gooa stock of groceries in Omaha, or some good farm. 517 8, 83, Omauha. 510 12¢ I HAVET00 10ts in B, . Park additi to outh Omaha, free of incumbrahco, trade for improved or unlmproved Omaha prop- erty, farm lands, stocks of goods, horses, cattle, or nnyn.mqnor Vaiue, These lots are rapidly increasing value, and if you have anything to trade call and see me. George J. Sternsdorir, room 6 Frenzer block, opposite postoffice. 230 (3132 oorner 23d and Douglns st to trado for an elght to ten-room house and' lot, Geo.J, Sterngdorff room 6, opposite P 0. 230 FUH EXCHANGE—Vacant lots clear and en- cumbered, for farms and improv property: see our list. H. E. Colo, room tinental block, MoNE lonn on horses, tur other personel property, or collat Rates moderato, Dusiness confidential. Office 8. W. corner isth and Douglas sts. Entrance on 15th st. ‘sirbank Inyvestment Co. “v ONEY to loan on furniture, wagons ete,, VL "Sithout removal or on collateral security: Business strictly confidential. A. E. Green- wood & Co., Room 1, Cunningham’ block, cor. 13th and Jackson. vr2m3sl TV ONEY to Loan—T cap place good first-class AL “city loans on short notice and at lowest pates. D. 'V, Bholes, room 1, Barker block, HAVEa fine farm in Hand county, Dak, miles from Hee Heights, The san never &hone on better land than this, What have you toofler? G.d. Sternsdoril, ¥o0m 6, opp_ post- office. 204 J. STERNSDORFF, room 6, opposite post- ollice, lias 8ome ¢ood land 10 01 county, Neb., to trade for Omalha property. Will assumé light'tncumbrance. 205 TPOR EXCHANGE-—We have a_ large list of houses and lots, farms, ete., for e 1 you have anything to sxcliange us “H. B. Cold, room 0, Continental bi . G to s loans by Sholes, b 33 TMONEY to loau on improved real estate; no commission charged. Leavitt Burnham, room 1, Creighton block. 574 —$fll),flmmluuu on city_and farm real ostato. Linaliwa & Mahousy, room 6, Paxton bik. b1 }jl NAWA & CO., loan agents, 1hth st., opposite postoftic m'io Qfiuws. Room 1, Barker Block, 953 JOoUNTZE Place loans by Sholes., MONE “to loan on firgt-class real estato s curity, Harris' R, E, & L, Co., 320 8, 1th Street. 270niz2 OANS made on roal estate and mortgages Douglt. Lewls 8. Reod & o, 1621 Furnia. M ONEY to Loan.—Wo lgve money on iand to loan on improved vacaut property in Omaha and South Om . Call Mlll‘ 860 us, Wright & Lasbury, 2188 il st upstaivs. B4 ONEY to furniture, wagons, on collateral sacurt > 1 Jacobs, 20 & 15t DIock, for 1oans. i) A WOODMAN —Mofyiy toToan oil veal 6 « tate in sums to suit /(220 South 13th H,l. = w made on real estkte, Cash on b W. M. Harrls over 2. 16th st. {SUOLES places more ggfis than anybort N ONEY to loan on |'le&4|~‘ without removal - or filing; fiuancia¥ business of all kinds transacted without publiglty: money advanced on jewelry, notes, ete. It will pay you to see us, People's Financial Exchupge, 0. Bouscaron, manager, & 50} Barkor bl'k, 16¢h and Farnem sts 210w ¥ Droperty as 6 Bercent. G, W. Day, b. . cor! EX. bk MONEY—Tolen ~Lowest rates. No delay J. L. Rice & Co, over Commercial Nie tionalbank 500 (SHOLES makes improved city loaus. 38 K‘(i)l.li loans money on Lmproved city or e farm property, Roo Continental e property, Room Res S time loans made on any available se- ¥ curity in reasonable amounts. Secured notos bought, sold or exchanged, General financial business of any kind transacted prowmptly, gletly and fairly at the Omahs Financial Ext change, N. W. cor, I15th and Harney sts., over State National bank. Corbet guux chiolce loans arly now,0 olum TFPOR BALE—A top bug o Basneat 4. H. ONEY 1010An o1 rurnivare, Rorses, Wagons, el OF on any aporoved secrity. LW wates. J. W, Robbius, Farsam. s WILL give any one a good trade fora fine residence; call and sce me. George J. Sterns- dortt, Room 6, opposite postoffice. 167 [OKTRADE—Or Balo—A span of carriage horses; u nice carrlage; & span of white pones and ol outfit, cans, ete.; a fine driving mare, pheaton; also'singld and ‘double harness, Willturn syme in as first payment on a nice Douso ar 1ot gentrally located, ~Cail at once on V, 1406 Farnam. 262 J EW # seated carringe and new single top buggy to trade for long time real estate wortgage, W, L. Selby 1521 Farnam st 90 FINE farm in Missourl, clear of incum- brauce, to_trade for a good house and lot or vacant propeity, = Goorgo J. Sternsdortt, Roou 6,,opposite postoftice, 107 PRICK Wanted 100,00 bricks in exchyungo for good inside Omaha property, 8. . Sloman, room 22 and 23 Hellman bldg, o1 IGHTY (80) acres of land adjoining Lake ' Manawa, Counctl, Blufs, Ia. This tract will make 400'beantitul lots and 1s free from encumbrance. What have you to offer? George J. Sternsdortr, room 6, opp P, 0. 167 ilm.nms made 10 rewl estate and personal Proporty. e excliango ook, - Co0p. L and L, Co, 205 N. 16th st. Y TANTED to Exchange -Two lots in B, & M, park for borss and buggy. Luquiro ut 3. A. Bloman, 13th and Farnam, Hell man block, d Trust Co, 1505 Farnam strect—Complete abstracts fur. ed, and titles to real estate sxamined, per- fected and wuaranteed. 605 ENSON & CARMICHAEL furnish complote and guaranteed abstracts of titlo to any realestate in Omaha and Douglas county upon shortnotice, The most complate sot of abstract books in tho city. No. 1519 Farnsmst. b4 Datracts—South Omaha—Bd. Johnson & ), agents Bouth Omaha Land Co., have the only complete set of abstract books in South Omaha. Complete abstracts furnished on short notice, Oflice opposite depot, South Omaha, FORS ALE;REALngATE.v ’ will give e ground,w kage facilities on the F. E. & M. V. It K., or on the M. P. lelt Line Ry., in the southwestern part of the city, conveniently situated as rexards ecess Lo Lhe business centre of Omaha and South Omaha, to parties for the location of any of the folluwing ndustries: Furniture Factory Button Factory Shoe Factory Lard Hefinery StarchGlucose Works Soup Works Paper Mills Purifier Manf'y Plow Works Broom Factory Harvester Works Woolen Mill Nail Works Oat Meal Mill nitting Mills Box Manf'y asb, Door and Blind Wire Works Manufactory Machine Shops Fiour and Feed M1ll 1¢you are thinking of locating a the West, it will pay you to investigate this. Geo. N, Hicks, Roow 4), “ll‘kel’&h};k. PERFECT stock farm in Shelby county, Towa, within two miles of two railway sti: tions, and Within four and n half of the flourish- ing young city of Manilla, sixty miles east of Omaha, and ninety south of Sjoux City on line C. M. & St. P. Ry, This farm contains four humdred and seventy acres, has two dwellin houses, two stables, one barn, also two fecd butldings, Nishua Botnay creok runs through place; thére is also o never falling spring near barns and feeding yards that furnishes abund- ance of water the year round. Elrgant grove about twelve acres skirts creek which furnishes ample fule, farm fenced with barbed wire and onk posts,’ school house at one corner of the farm, good grist mill one mile and half, one hundred and forty-five acres in corn and outs, one hundred and twenty acres clover and tim: adow, 70 acres wild upiand meadow, lue grass pasture, This farm with of withont one hundred and fifty head of catt and nindty hogs for sale.” For terms and pi address Chas. W. Towsley, Cedar Rapids, Towa. OR SALE—At less than cost: Nine nice, neat cottages, well built, elegant lots i clegant location, high and dry, aud_only short distance trom 1elt line depot in Walnut Hill, from 800 to 81,10 X cash, bulanco 810 per montn. Liies houses are belng, closed out regardloss of cost and yoi cannot get_another such a bar- gain (n a hundred years. Call quick on D. V. Sholes, room 1, Barker block. 2% :]'_L RICE & CO., Real Estate, ) OR SALE or exchange; somo first class im- proved South Omaba residence property, will'take a good hovse or horse and buggy as first puyment. E. A. Leavenworth, Room 1, 1417 Farnam sf, 262 [OR SALE—5-room house and full lot, 2lst street, 82,800, 81,000 cash. 6-room housg on 20th st., ¥3,250, 81,000 cash. Corner lot on 23 street, #1,600. H. W. Huntress, 1417 Farnam st. 150 J L. RICE & CO,, Rual Estate. 598, OR SALE—Or exchange, We have some good Omaha real estate and Nebraska farms; which we will sell cheap or trade for stock of clothing, furnishing goods,ary goods, boots and shoes, groceries or hardware,” Schlesinger Bros, 6148 10th st, “00m 18 HAVE several _choice, inside, full lots, upon which I can build hotises to suit purchasers upon their own selection of plans, and on terms to suit. This will pay to taveitigate. . V. Sholes, room 1, Barker block. 125 J L. RICE & CO., Real Estate. 508 01 5 v Towe Avenie T race Building association, Poppleton park: owner has #400 in each: association builds house immediately for monthly payment of §0; ne vill sell one or both for $1a0 cash per 8 8 K11, 143 Real Kstate, Certificate of Publication, OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, STATE 0¥ NEBRASKA, Lincoln. Febriary 1st, 1558 1t s hereby certified that the Union Central Tite Insurance Co., of Cincinnati, in the state of Ohio, has complied with the insurance law of this state and is authorized to transact the business of life insurance in this state for the current year, Witness my hand and the seal of the auditor of publioaccounts tho day and year aboye writ- on, FRAL) L A BABCOCK, Auditor b A, J. M, “Bdmiston, state agent, room 22, Hurr's biock, Lincoln, Neb, C. G. Schenck, special agent, room 16, Barker block, Omuha, N, 12t J0. 1 L, A, NO. 158—PROPOSALS Supplles—Ofiice of Purchasing and Depot Commissaries of Subsistence,U.5, Army,Omaha, Neb., May Bth, 1888, ~Sealed proposals o tripil- cate, subject to the usnal conditions, will be re- celved at this office until 11 o'clock a.'m., central standurd time, on Friday, the &h'duy o June, 183, at which time and place they will be opentd in' the presence of bidders, for the fur- nlshing and delivery at Omaha, Neb., the follow- ing army supplies, viz: Fresh beef, at Bellevue Riffe range: corfi-meali crackers; oatmeal, cooked; stationery; offico furniture; porcelain tollet séts; towels; red cedar buckets; dippers; waler coplers: chrpets; malting: mats; lin- oleum; window shades; 'counter brushes;' win- dow brushes; window : clls; stencil brushes; ng pot; city dirdctory and map of iy, = right 15 ro- served to roject any or all bids. Blank propo- sals and specifications showing in detail the articles and quantities required and giving full information as to condition of coutract, will b furnished on application to this office. J. W. BARKIGER, MaJ. and U.5. A Notice to Contractors Bids will be received by the Do Public Lands and Buildings at any tim Hatur- duy, May 19, 18, &t 2 p. m., for work &nd mate- vial'to complete kitchen and dining room for Deaf aud Dumb Institute, at Omaha, Nebraska, ccording 1o plans and'spectfications now on file with Commissicner of o Lands and bulldings, and also w P, AN hitect, Omala, Nebraski. monthly v 5 By order of the Board of Public Lands and Buildings, May &, 155, G L, LAWS, Becretury “JOSEPH CILLOTTS STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1 Hos, 303-404-170-604. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS DREXEL & MAUL, (Buccessors 1o Johu G. Jacobs.) Undertakers & Embalmers At the gld stand, 1407 Farnam St. (erur-:! toles &reph sclicited and promptly attended i@ Teloph me No, ADDITIONAL OOUNCIL BLUFFS§ The Bluffs Boys Play Ball. The postponed game between the home club and the C. E. Maynes was played at the driving park yosterday afternoon in the press ence of about 500 spectators. There was much uncertainty expressed as to tho resulf of the gamo, as the visiting club 18 rogards a8 one of the strongest in the twin cities’ league, but the Bluffs boys lifted thelr scalps very casily, and won the game hands down, by a score of 8to 8. A heavy wind blowing from the northwest rendered the amphitheas ter decidedly uncomfortable, and the major- ity of the spectators sought ' places of obser- vation whore they could get the bencfitof the sun, The game began at ten minutes four, with the home club ot the bat. | Hety fouled out, Strock was eaptured while steals ing second, and Brown pounded viciously af t}:r ‘lmll, but without effect, leaving Kly af third. Adams led off for the visitors, bup was unable to find the ball Withnell lifted a high fly, which Ely muffed, stole second, reached third on a wild throw to Beth to hoad him off, but was thrown out at the plate, Betti to Strock, and Anderson wound up the inning sawiug the air. Bierwein was the next ash-wiclder for the homo toam, but his efforts were unavailing, Hemick tnpsm«l the sphere for one bag, caps tured second and third by grand larceny, but was nabbed off his base after Saddler had struck out, and the score was still blank, Crader was given a base on balls, and the Nebraska contingent cheered feebly, Care roll got in a hard drive to center, advancing Crader to second, but the latter's logs wero 100 short to reach third and he died in tha attempt. Carroll reached second on Brown's mufl, third on a passed ball and scored on Farrish's slow hit to short. Farrish stole second, but was captured by a double play when MeBride flow out to Oliver. The home team then started in to make @& run and they succeeded. Oliver fanned ~ out, ° but Benn was struck by a pitched ball, and got first, stole second and third and scored on a passed ball. Strock got safely around to third, but was thrown out at the plate after Betti's feoble attempt to reach first. Salisbury was the only Omahog who got & base in that inning, and his breath failed just before reaching the home plate. Both clubs played ball during the next two innings, and neither score grew any larger. In the sixth Strock spied a little hole be- tween short and third, and banged the leathor down there, reaching first. He reached third by felony, and scored on a passed ball, but that was the only one for that inning. The visitors then came in for a short rest, but were retired in one, two, threo order, and again took the field to do the hardest day's work of the year, for the homo players slugged the ball until the Nebraskans got weary chasing it, and Salisbury was ready to faint. The Blufiites followed each other around the buses until they were tired, adde ing five runs to their score. The visitors failed to reach first. In the cighth, Saddler added another tally with th aid of a wild throw and two passed balls, and the visitors captured two tallies also; This made three rolied in by the Maynes and the seore was unchanged at the end of the game. The following is the official scoret C. B MAYN j | morroowwe” Adams, 1h 53 Withnell, c. Anderson, 8b Craden, If Carrol,'rf, Farrish, of MeBride, ss Toner, 2b. Salsbury, p. B R A ey lecooscazit |5 D v Yl cumraone © © 8 B foctasroHe L] Strock, ¢ Betti, 8b. Ely, Brown, 1b Berweln, 1, Hunmick, cf Sadler, 8. Oliver, rf o Benn, p..... Totals...... wooommes Bewed SwmRomomHE | omcoo = <} orrconsos! e © 9 8 l SUMMARY, Strucl out—By Salsbury, 10; by Benn, 16, Three-base hit—Withneil. Double playa— Carrol to Adams, Oliver to Ely. Time—3 hours, 50 minutes. Umpire—Chet Stevenson. —_— Christian Unity. There was an unusually large audience at the Congregational church yesterday morn- ing, despite the threatening skies and chilly air, making the home firesides peculiarly ate tractive. The music, as usual., was & spec- ially pleasing feature of the services, The quartette gave several selections, which were so rendered as to amply repay those who had hesitated whether to stay at home or go to church. The sermon by the pastor, Rev. G. W. Crofts, was on the familiar text, “Behold how good and pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity.” He deseribed unity as not necessarily unie formity of opinion. Men's heads might differ and yet their hearts beat in oloses$ mpathy. There could be a unity of hop d purposes, of sympathies and affectiod, together with wide differences on matters non-essential. Christian unity was good because it tended to the glorifying God, which was the tru aim of life. In times pastsome of the mos| cruel wars and bitter - persecutions had beey carried on in the name of christignity, The! wore not inspired by Chirist or His teachings, but were caused by the wenkness and basqh ness of men who thought or claimed thal they w friends of Christ. The enemies of christiunity had used this as agaiust the ch Such wars aud persecutions did nbt glorify God. Unity, based on love, was the true glorification, 'Unity was good becaiise it gave power to christianity, The grams of powder, the drops of water, tho flakes of snow, when single and scparate, would no) harm a child, but together they carried deat! and destruction, they swept away cities an overturned mountains, There was strengt in union, ’, Unity was good because it could only be gamed by mutual love. 1t was the love of the old “flag that caused the thousands of boys to rally to save the union, when mere laws or statute hooks could not have inspired to heroio action, Unity was pleass ant. Religion was most deli hl(& he! were crosses, but even in the aring of these there was oxceeding great joy, By striving to be charitable toward all men, by living helpful lives, by deeds of kindnoess and acts of love, life here was made to partake of that of heaven beyond, that rest from tur- moil and strife where all should dwell tof gether in unity, Personal Paragraphs, Miss Ida Wies has returned from a visit to Chicago. i J. M Templeton has been visiting his daughter in Nebraska City, Sol Foster, the druggist, is able to ride out and it is hoped will soon recoyer, Dr. H. A, Mowrey, of Manetta, Pa,, {8 vis- iting his brother-in-law, J. P, Weaver, of this city. J. D, Warren, who erected the firat flat on Fifth avenue, is in the city looking after bis property interests. J. M, Hay has gone back to Chicago, but will push the Manawa park boom frowm that center, while othiers interested will look after it here, Rev. W. H. W. Rees, of the Broodway ethodist church, is not expected home {m- ten days yet, Rev. Henry DeLong 16 supplys ing the puipit. J. M. Palmer and wife and their daughters, the Misses Palmer, expect to go to West Point to see the son and brother graduate on the 11th of next month e — A number of residents of the Fourth ward are removing their front fences entirely, in many cases greatly improving the appearance of the lawns, N ““The best on earth’ can truly be said of Griggs' Glycerine Salve—a spoedy cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, sores, piles, tetter, and all skin erups tions, ~ Try this wonder healer. cents, Guaranteed, Goodman Druj Co,, Agent. e South Carolina has the first genuine woi candidate for ofioe that Las ever run in an, southern state in the person of Eliza Garner, of Unlon county, who is & candidate far the oftice of county school commissionan