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About Capital city courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1893 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1889)
H ?m iiiMftiniHUi M juiiK) nwy TfT rifcftwMisiswywwi iwWwwfWftiBOtiiWMiiiiaiijiii.iiiiHmwiuiifciiiilMi uwMliWm IMI lUtUWlPWI ' CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1889. .v j ppgdy for Business 1 A NEW DEPARTURE! Courier Engraving Co. MEW BURR BLOCK. Having Juit opened n now Industry In connection wlthTiiK Coumicn Office, o are now prepared nnd run tarnish on aliort notice tho Ancstworkofntl kind of Engraving on Wood or Metal. Cut of llulldlne:, Machinery, Land scape, Patent Drawings, Portrait Work, etc, ns woll nil nil other work under thli head, will rerctva prompt ami careful attention. EASTERN PRICES nml H honorftblo competition met. Our facilities iiro equal to tho host, nnd our Artists Imvo no superior nny whuro. Hkotche and specimens tr work, Mho cstlmntcs tarnished on application, Mnll orders sollollod, nml City t rude Is cspeclnlly rrsquestod to look us up. Courier Engraving Co. Telephono 'SO. M.V NXWIIKIIHY) JUAVKSHKI, Jll, I jia.istN.mhHt. (Now Ilurrilloclc. 'nrniinniifwiiiiii 11 1 1 U Tl ! ? M .ifafaTMTI ' m FRANK E. LAHR, 936 P Street, GOLD COIN STOVES And Ranges. Gold Coin Ventiduct. BMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMtBMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMm BMaBMMMMMMMMMMMMMm. 5 1 J H 0 . 5- J8 w . ft ml t 1 SaturdayEvening, Jan. 26 '89. 0rnr 10th and P StrMW leadiQgBry&oodsIouse Herpolsheimer Sl Co. GRAND Embroidery Opening. Tim Courier Can lie Viuuut At Windsor Hotel Now Htntid. Cnpllnt Hold News Mnnd. O.IoU'n Dining Hull News Mnnd. Vinson A Fletcher's, 110 South UUi Street. A.T. laming ACo's., llOOOHtrcot. Tho aothnm News Btnml, UH Houth Hth St. Keith linn., lit Noith 11th Htrcot. Kd. Yoiiiir, HWOO Htreot. Kalon AHmlth, IS1JO Diamond Pharmacy," 18th nnd N Ht. BEST GRADES OF UNDERWEAR At Attractive Prices. W. R. DENNIS, 1137O. Local nnd Personal. Whltchroast Cool nnd Llmo Company. Tako Turkish at 1010 O street. Tho Ut Tens, B. 1 .Stovons & Co. Tolophono nt tho Couhiku otUco is 253, Odell's dining hall, 31 tickets for $4.00. Mineral water used for bathing, 1010 O st. Trickoy & Co.,wboloaloaMl retail Jewelora, Tiy boiiio of tho fine fresh fish served overy day nt Cameron's. Canon City Coal again nt tho Whltobrcast Coal andLImo Co. lloast meat, and vegetnbus of nil kinds Cnmuron's Lunch IIouxo, Iickawann nnd Bcrnnton hartl coal sold only by Hutehlns & Hyatt. Canon City coal delivered to all parts of city. Call up tolophono 223. A drop in both prices and stock of dry goods nt II. R.;Nissloy&Co. Onlyfplaco In Lincoln that uses mineral water in baths Is nt 1010 O street. Improved shower for Turkish Ixiths at 1010 O street, basement Union block. Buy muslin underwear next week and savo 25 per cent. Ashby nnd Millspaugh. Mcndota, tho most popular coal on tho mar ket, sola only by hutehlns & Hyatt. For tickets to Oregon or Washington ter ritory jwlnts upjily at 110 Bo, 10th gt. Ladles nmJtn nnderwear ono fourth off next week at Ashby and Mlllcpnugh's. Quilted satin and fancy knit skirts for ladles and children at Ilcrpolshelmor & Co's, Fino Teas, Spices, and tho largest lino of Fino Groceries in the city, at S. I'. Stevens. Dr. It. F, Bailey, office and residence comer of Fourtwnthuul L street.. Telephono 017. BrownM caf 6 is the recognized headquar ters for Uuo lunches and everything digest able. Beet board in tho city and at a price within reach of all, at (Moll's. Twenty-one meals for 1. The finest luncheons in tho city aro served nt all hours at Carder's Europcau restaurant, KH P street. Kvery thing now and neat, llnest menu and best cook in tlie city at Cardoi1 European reetauruut, 034 P street. Tho finest work in tho city at Hayden'u photographic studio. 1214 O street. See our lluo samples of art work. In furs and fur trimming Ilerpolsheimor & Co. show a very comploto line at as near furriers prices as possible. Take thelbest and only ono through system lino, a & N. IV. to Bioux City, Minneapolis and St. Paul, otllco 115 80. 10th st. It don't pay to make up muslin underwear when you can get it nt the prices Ashby and Mlllspuugh will offer it next week. Everybody that has stopped at Carder's hotel speaks well of It. Day board or meals a la carte served at popular prices. Call on J, C. Field, Lincoln Scnvanger, for prompt work day and night. Oftlco under First National bank. Call telephono 498. Embroidery salo at 8. 10, 12 l-9c. , some special values. All ladles should nttend that are Interested. II. II. NUsloy & Co. Exerybodycan afford to eat nt tho leading resort in tho city now. Tho price of 21 tick ets now at Odell'hjls only, $4 -reduced from J.&0. Sawyer & Wobbler's greenhouses supply cut flowers, boqueUi, etc., on short notice. Branch floral conservatory In Musonlo Tem ple baKcmcuU m At Miss Johnston's hair dressing Emporium ladies will find tho newest styles in bangs, switches, toilet articles, and over) ting used for tho adornment of tho head, Through vctlbulo sleeer with dining car attached from MlMWurl Valley on all Elk horn C. & N. W, It. II. trains to Chicago from Lincoln. Patroiilzo tho best line; otllco 115 So. lOtbst, Any kind of coal desired will be promptly furnished and delivered to any part of the city or the additions, by HuU-liins & Hyatt. Also all kinds of wood on band and sold at bed rock prices. m THE SOCIAL SWIM. A WEEK'8 HAPPENINGS CHUONICLED. Arcniiiits of Halls, Turtle., Weddings Kte., Thru Ifnvo Kiitnrtnlned Hoclcty. rieniantly Hiiriirl.eil, Weduosdny evening tho homo of Miss Mny King 2751 Y street, was tho scono of n most cnjoyablo surprise gathering. A supper was served at ten oclock, nnd nsldo from this In teresting Krtion of tho evening's antertnln munt such oxcollent features as card playing together with other gnmcH nnd tnusia mndo tho evening glldo milckly ton most hnppy ending. Thoxo present wero Jlliwcs Naomi Hendry, Emnm Mnllory, Mnbol Westcnlf, Mnry Caldwell, May Fnrquur, and Mctwcr Uaorgo Flanulgnu, Clmrlw Deathlofs, John Hatch, Hay King nnd others. Twice n Month. Lincoln's youngest society club, tho "T.J A. M.," held their semi-monthly meeting nt tho homo of MIm Maude Harper, 1528 D street, on TucMlny evening. AUcr dlstwmliiR with tho usual quoto of gnuicx nnd inrtnking of light refreshments, tho young folks Indulged in tho merry dnnco until warned of tho ap proach of morning, when they left for their homes, delighted with their evening's Enjoy ment, nnd tho hospitality of tho charming hostess. Those present woro: Misses Smith, Molick, BlminoiH, Mclono. Hohvig, llydo, Halo, Houston, Harper, Canlleld, Hurcli, Becker. Messis HntilH, Halo, Ellin, SI iiions, Becker, Herold, Hyn, Whitlow, llynu, Hraton, Johnson, Hnllett, Clark, Mo louo. Mr. and Mrs. F. U Sheldon entertained n number of friends Saturday nt cnrdH. Mrs. W T. Canada of Nebraska City, was visiting her hiifdmud Willie, Thursday. W. B. Howard, of tho Diamond Pharmacy, is nt homo again nfter n ten day trip east. Miss Naomi Weaver nfter nearly six months visit in Now York nnd tho east returned home Thursday. Miss Edna Henton loft Thursday for n visit of several mouths duration with relatives in Washington, 1). C. Tho Enst Lincoln Social Club was pleasant ly entertained Thursday evening by Mr. nnd Mrs. II. B. Sawyer. Friday is Fobniary 1st. Prcpnro to meet your obligations, for tho festive collector will bo very numerous, B. Kohn, of Howard, mndo n fashionable visit to Lincoln Tuadny. Ho remained In tho city but n few hours. Special muslin underwear sale noxt, week a discount of 25 per cent will bo allowed. Ashby nnd Mlllspnugh. Miss Edith Lowenstoln, who has lieon vis iting her sister Mrs. I. C. Wise left Wednes day for a visit to St. Joseph Mrs. Dr. Hupp, of Wiihoo, has been spend ing tho past week with her parentfl, Mr. nnd Mrs. D, McCIollan, of this city. Tho Indies of Bethel M, E. Church gavo n pleasant and successf ul social and supper last night nt tho homo of Mrs. Shlpmnn. Grand Beclal Salo of muslin underwear next week, nt 25e. , 50a and 75c. Tho great est salo wo over mado HI. It, Nitsley & Co. Goo. MoArthur nnd Will Maxwell, chner oncd by Cliff Shcpard, attended n swell socie ty dnnco nt PlatUmouth Tuesday evening. Lincoln City Lodgo No. 377, 1. O. B. B., gavo their first hop Monday ovoniug at Mn soulo Temple, It will be a pleasant event. Mrs. J. Baughman nnd her daughter Min nie, arrived in this city Monday after having enjoyed a visit with their friends in Illinois. Miss Emma Hulter, of Kansas City, has re turned to her homo after having spent somo timo with her friend Miss Laura Blizzard of this city. Miss May Potvln and Mrs. K. K. Haydon are in Omaha, lliey went to nttend tho re ception tendorcd tho Boston Symphony Club by Mr. and Mrs. Barkor. Lawyers and insurance men wero th'cker In Lincoln this week than flies on a dog's back Legislature in session, don't you know, nnd Insurance bills before that honorable body is thocauso, Copt. W. F. Tiblets, of theD. & It. G. R, It., is in the city and called In to show us ids annual ass of solid silver with his name en gravd thereon. It is a beauty and tho Cnpt. is Justly proud of it, Tho friends of Mr. F. C. Fisk, tho gonial shipping clerk for Brown and Ilautz, will no doubt regret to hear of that gentloman's serious illness, having been confined to his room with pneumonia since last Thursday. Rubber staniM of nil kinds nnd for nil pur poses may be had on short notice at tho CouiilElt olllce. Also stencils, outfits for marking garments, handkerchiefs, etc., nil of which aro sold at prices as low as any com petition. Gen. A. II. Conner was gracefully caned by a host of Ids f 1 lends at tho Liudell last even ing, Hon. Henry Fieldgrove mndo tho pro sentation speech, after which a social timo was Indulged In by thooo present followed by a supper given by Gen. Conner, Mrs. A. C. Zelmer is In receipt of n letter from her sister Miss Sadie Gruiiinger, written by tho Jady herself,' her physician allowing her that privellge. This will Indeed bo good uows to tho young lady's many friends in this city, who look for her singly recovery. Hartshorn Bros., 810 South Elovcuth street, do nil kinds of upholstering, furnish ing all kinds of now and odd styles In frames and upholstcrol in all klndsot material. New mattresses mado and old ones renovated by Improved machinery, which makes them as good as new. Ilcalrs of all kinds, in our lino, attended to nt once. News lms reached this oftlco of tho marri age of MibS Aw anna Painter, a charming young lady formerly of this city but now a resident of Hastings. The wedding was strictly private lifter which tho happy couple started for a short trip enst, stopping in Lin coln tietucoii trains. Tho Coukikh nml n host of friends extend thoir bet wishes for future succefcs, Mr. J. 11. Ulglubotham, well-known in so clety circles In Lincoln, met with an accident on Monday morning that camo near result ing in his death. His room is heated by n hard coal burner npd tho gas arising had tilled tho room to such an extent as to causo that gentleman1 sufTocutlon. By hard work on tho rt of Dr. GitTen ho was brought around but it was a closo call. T THE HAnT HARDWARE CO. Change Itemntly Mndo Mnets With Hntln inetlon nnd HiislneM Iiierea.es, Two weeks ago tho CouniKll announced n chnngo In tho mnnngemont of tho Hart Hard ware Co., nnd predicted much good as tho re sult, a fact which wo nro already pleased to 110U). Trado has materially Increased nml everything In thlo new nnd iwpubir wholoanlo liouso works smoothly nml prosperously, Tho firm's capital has lieon increased thus making th'j flwwcial backing oven stronger than over, nnd nt n recent meeting tho coin'xiny elected Its officers which resulted a follows: L. O, Hart, proaldontj J. T. Clarko, treasurer; A, Ik Havens, secretary, and F. W. Kruso, man ngor. Tho latter gontlomnti, although now to Lin coln, Is by no means now In tho hardware trade. Mr. Kruso is 0110 of tho licst nnd most popularly known hardware men in tho west, having had fifteen years experience in that lino, and tiullko most mon In business so long, hnsdurlng that timo boon conuoctcd with but two houses. Ho started with Mowrs. Andrew Tedwny & Son hi 1802 and remained with thorn until 1805, whon ho became Interested In tho firm of Wostphnl, Hinds Hardware Co., both of Dubuque. Iowa. Iwluir manneor and buyer or tho latter, thus giving him an insight Into tho best method), of "stocking up" and keeping jiosted on values In trndo. In locating among us Mr. Kruso brings to this city his charming family circle. Including his brother-in-law, Mr. P. S. White, nil of whom nro now pleasantly nt homo in this city, Mr. Kniso's best recommendation Is n iargo bunch of letters and telegrams received from tho largest Jobbing houses of tho east ox pressing regret at ills removal from Dubuquo, nnd congratulating him upon his prospect hi his now homo. A moments conversation with tho gontlo mnti thoroughly convinces ono that ho is n shrewd business mu nnd n careful financier and If tho Hart Hardware Company, undor his nblo miiuageuioiit does not continue to prosH)r ns It now does, tho Couuikh Buggosts that it career of usefulneM might ns wol ceaso as to endeavor to climb further up tho ladder of success. Wo dcslro to extend congratulations to nil concerned, nnd wish this popular house tho succeM they so richly deserve. Hobby's "DlicoTcry. Miss Ethel (spooking of young Mr. Fcath erly, who has just mado a call and bowel himself out at n unusually early, hour) Didn't Mr. Foathorly make a very short call, Clarat Miss Clara Unusually so. Miss Ethel And with what profuso gal lantry ho backed to tho door. Wiy, nou-.. von turn to open it Miss Clara Yes, ho was oil manner to lght. Bobby (who has been allowed to sit up latar than usual) Clara, hero's two suspender but tons on tho rofa. Can I havt Vanf Nw Tatkfijtn. It Affect, ro'o'plo Dln"e'rcnljr. Smith I saw you walking with your wlf this morning, Brown. Sho looked as radiantly happy ns anybody I over saw, whilo yon Boomed too bluo and disconsolate for any thing. Brown Yos, my wifo insisted upon a now Gcolskln sacquo, and I had to buy it for her. Now York Sun. Would It Were. "Mamma," said a llttlo girl (thoywcroln tho reception room of a f ashlonablo chiropo dist) "isn't this a lovoly room I And I nover aw so many lovely flowers before," "Yea, there's n great profusion of them." "Woll, mamma, are they what tho lady trims tho corns wlthf1 Now York Sun. A Sura Care. "I was recommended to toko your paper. Mr. Wittlcus." "Ah I on tho laugh and grow fat principlof "No; I suffer from sleeplessness." Harper's Bazar. Degrees of Wluloni. Tho merchant who is averngo wise, ha more or less will advortiso. But ho is very much tho wiser who's more than less an ad vertiser. Lowell Courior. limine. Matters. Mr. Wabash (to Miss Waldo, of Boston) I mpposo, MUh Waldo, that your father is In business in Boston? Mi Waldr Oh, yesj ho Is ono of ti prominent shoo manufacturers thcra. Mr. Wabash Ah, Indeed. I hnvo never hod much business experience myself. Now, about bow long does it tato j"our fathor to make, say, a good olght dollar shool Now York Sun, Tnko tho O. & N. W, through vestlbulod sleeper to Chicago. Office 115 So. 10th st. A. tfowicki, H. L. Formerly Professor In ths University Mos cow. Dr. Nowlckl has rrrently returned from Paris, Vienna and other Kiiropenn cities, where ho lias boon HtudyliiK tho new systom of treatment of his spsolalttos, fomnlo com plaints and liver, kidney and eve dlstasH. 130 North 12th Ht, Transit Hotel llulldln j. JtntijMitiiitiittiiMiiiaiif Wm J 1 fe&fcsjSJflMih2JiLtfBi&jsx ,.NT ffAMBMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMmkMMMmtMMMMMMMMMMtMMMMMWBMMMVi 1 131 f r T WMBMBMBMBMBMBMBMBMBMBMr mBMBMBMBMBMBMBMBMBMBMBMBm BMMMmtt Most Popular Resort in the City. ODELL'S DINING HALL, MONTGOMERY BLOCK 1 1 19, 1 121 and 25 cts Meals 2,5 Per Ct. Muslin Underwear, ' NEXT Ashby & CURTICE LEADING MUSIC DEAERS . wazxiExj PIANOS ciiosTxxra-acR Musical Merchandise. All the Latest and Popular Operas, Sheet Music and Books in Stock. 1 2th St., opposite Opera House. LADIES FURNISHING AND ART STORE, 122 South 12th Street. FINE FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS Stamping, Art Needle Work, Kid Glove. and Materials or Fancy Work, our specialty. Foreman & Crow, Props. , 122 South 12th Street. Opposite Opera House. l&$v jtxosi 5XI I 45 Mustang Liniment a I M f & H 100 Engrayed Calling Cards And Copper Plate, for $2.50. If you have a Plate, we will furnish 100 Cards from' same, at $1.50. ' ("i"f WESSEL PRINTING CO. Courier Offlco. Tolophono 253. Now Burr Blook Established Dee. 10, 1880. .The German National Bank, LINCOLN, NEB. Capital Paid up, $100,000.00 Surplus, . . . 13,000.00- Transacts a ganornl banking business, Issues letters of credit, draw drafts on nil parts or the world. Foreign collections a specialty. J OFFICIOUS AND DIItECTOHS. UKIIMAN II. BCnABBna, IVosldenU O O. MUNBON,Vlco President. JOUIU'H llOEHMEIt, Cashier. O. J. WILCOX, Assistant Cashier. C. K. MONTGOMERY. ALEX If ALTEIt. F. A. ItOEHMEll. B. J. BUOTHEHTON ' WALTEltJ.HAUIUB. J.A.HUDEL30N 3 1 123 N Street. $4.00 per week. Discount -ON- WEEK. Millspaugh: & THIERS, aii.iNEa BXtoa FSAQB . t - u .lWlM.iw'fcM.i...i..i.)i.ri ..fftn.V. WOWl'I.J. ,KW.I.WlWillWII. - -tMjtrawmwjy---j. y y.ry .-y. yjr1xXLjr'il!'-
