Capital city courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1893, March 30, 1889, Image 8
"2 ""- ?T27 nib " i' t ' (i iuii I jwffsj ;i n ny i tBW v.M,f,,n, mini i fiii itf fi . , r , .. . . . K WP1 .l.llEMII luHWIfliWwti..n.i,M ,p,M.ilW ' .!!, illll .1. ftj m t MMRMMPIMPniMaHMMP F ABaaWMtaiteasft ii o CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, MARCH 30, .1889. "Wf MM fp 1 n t 4rv POPULATION OF LINCOLN, 60,000. Saturday Evening, March 3089 nOt f fnwlOthimtlr'trtt. Dry Goods and Carpets. TAKE NOTICEI Tho CouniKii will nut bo rwiwinlblo for any dobt mailo ly any onn In Its uniuo, un less n written onlcr accompanies tho same, properly signed. Ij. Wkrhkl, Jr., Prnp'r. Herpolsheiiuer & Co. HEADQUARTERS FOR BED SPREADS IN THE SOCIAL SWIM. A WEEK'S HAPPENINGS CHRONICLED. Account. r llitlln, I'ltrtlo, Wedding Kte., Tluit Have Kiilnrinlned Horlety. S ''fcVm'wfvjf' Tim Canrler Cnn be Fount! At Windsor Hotel Nows Htntul. Capital Hotel Nows Htniul. (Moll's Mnlng Hull NownBtiuul. Claton A Fletcher's, HO Boulli 11th Btrcot. A.T. LomlngACo'a, lHXIOHlroot. Thoaolliiiin NewsBtaml, HI Houth lltti Ht. Krltli limn., HI Noith 11th Btreut. Et. Young, KKO O Htrvot. KaIoii ABmlth, H20O "Diamond rhannaey," 12th and N Hts. Wostcrflold's barber shop, llurr Mock. SPRING STYLES DUNLAP HATS Now on Sale. W. R. DENNIS, IX37O. ftltebr Jarkha thecal and Personal?- JWaltebreaat Coal and Lima Company. Take Turkish at 1010 O street. The bent Teas, a T .Btovcns Co. OfelP dining hall, SI Uckets for 14.00. Bawyer & Mosher, florist, Masonlo Temple. Mineral water uted for bathing, 1010 O st, Trlokey & Co. .wholesale and retail JowolorH. The nicest fitting footwear at Perkins Bro. For dress goods and silks, II, 11. Nlssloy A: Co. Ferkuis Bros., sell a shoo for tlOO thnt will At and wear. Try somo of tho lino fresh fish served every day at Cameron's. If you want comfortable shoot, or slippers go to Perkins Bros. Canon City Coal again at tho Whltebroait Ceal and Lime Co. Ask for the "Mark Btuart" collar at Well M8 south 11th street. Ask Perkins Bros., to show you their cheap hoes on narrow lasts. Roast meats, and vegetables of all klndaat Cameron' Lunch House. Laokawana and Bcranton hard coal sold etriy by Hutchtns & Hyatt. Kverybody eats at Odell's nowadays Beard only 94.00 per week. Canon City coal delivered to all parts of city. Call up telephone 33ft. Only place In Lincoln that uses mineral water m baths k at 1010O street. Improved shower for Turkish baths at 1010 O street, basement Union block. Mendota, the most popular coal on tho mar ket, solo .only by Kutchlns & Hyatt. For tickets to Oregon or Washington ter rkory points bpply at 115 So. 10th st. Fine Teas, Spices, and tho largest lino of Fteo Urocetjes in tho city, at B. P. Stevens. Brown'o cafd Is the recognised hcadqunr ters for fine lunches and everything digest able. Best board in the city and at a price within reach of all, at Odell's. Twenty-ono meals for 4. New novelties in hats and bonnots arriving dally at 'Wells millinery parlors, 234 south 11th street. The finest luncheons in the city are nerval at all hours at Carder's European restaurant, 984 1' street. Qame, oysters, and all tho dellcaslos of the season always to bo had at Brown's cafe, "Windsor annex. Everything new and neat, finest menu and best cook in the city at Cunlei's European restaurant, 004 P street. The finest work In the city at Hoyden's photographla studio. 1-14 O street. Seo our floe samples of art work. Black 1'eauDtSaie, the new material in sUk.-makes a beautiful costume. Ashby & MUlopaugh show it in all grades. Take the best and only one through system Mae. C. Ss N. W. to Sioux City, Minneapolis aadBt, Paul, office 116 80. 10th st. Everybody that lias stopped at Carder's hotel speaks well of It, Day board or meals a la carte served at popular prices. Hoppers aud banquets served on short Mttee at Brown's Cafe. Prices reasonable and service first class In every respect. Call on J. C. Field, Lincoln Bcavanger, for sreaapt work day and night. Office under Fitet National bank. Call telephone 409. Buy your coal of the WhJtebreast Coal an1 Lin Co., awl it will always be well screaLed, Ml weight, best quality aad at right prices. Threvjgh yesUbule sleeper wlthdlutag car attache (roe Missouri valley on ell Jtu- W-V N.-W. K K tolas to Cktoago, Laaaat wlsaja atyUse aad tasty dressmsk- ijsg art iavttsd to aall es Mrs. TyrraM 1M1 0 sJwmc MmwiM saake special teduesmsats tMrtyftsys. A rimuniit 1'urty. MIm Ijiurn llyom hoino'Jli) south Hiveu tCKMith street was tho scono of a dollghtful ovenlng party on Monday. A largo number of tho young ladles friends Imd gathered thriii to help M1m Laura celebrato hersovon teenth birthday and that tlioy did so in a way truly boAttlng tho occasion was ulteHtiHl by tho merry crowd of young jieoplo who at tended, Tlio'ovcnlng imsMxl ipilckly In enjoynble games, lit Intervals mintto wns interspersed until nt lart n halt was culled niul nf tor purtnklug of dnllulous refioslunonts tho young folk left for their homos wishing tho charming honk-en a long lint of Jiut such nil nlvorscrlcs. A Honutor to bn 9InrrUl, Anuouncemciit has been luniln lit Lincoln of tho engagement of Senator Y. Tnggart, of thnt city. Tho lady Is n sister or Mrs. W. B. Wolcott and Mrs. T. W. Crlmoy, and canto to Lincoln from MatiuichiicttH last foil. Mr. Tnggart and Miss 'Williams hnvo becomo ac quainted slnco tho leglitlaturo convened It is tho tint romance of tho leglslaturo. AVo nuAa City News. This nunouueemeut is nil right except tho residence of Mr. Tnggnrt, who hnlM from Hastings aud tho CouiUKll although uwiiro of tho fait did not want to make It known until permission hnd lieun ol talued from tho pnrtioM Interested. Tho date of tho ceremony has been llxed for Tuesday April lGth and tho enrds will tioout in a few dnys. Tile (IcoKruplilcitl Ten. The ladles of tho St. Paul M. IC church held another succctaful euUirtninment Wod nesday evening in tho church ixtrlors. This tlmo the proceeds went toward the carpet fund which was Increntcd somowhat on no- 'oouiit of tills delightful social. Each gentle man who wished to iwirtlcipato In tho festl vlties was obliged to buy a tuulgo bearing tho nainp of a state or territory, and ribbons with the liumos of tho capital cities were distribut ed among tho ladles, then when tho grand march was called for supper thero was somo lively hustling to gut iho right couple togeth er. Tho column then filed Into tho basement wheronn olegaut repast awaited them after which all present spent tho rest of tho even ing In a delightful social. It was a grand success and the ladles of tho church deserve much credit for tho Introduction of tho novel ty. Tim I'linlor'H Welcome Home, A delightful reception was tendei-ed Mr, and Mrs. E. S. llulxton, in tho church parlors by tho congregation of tho Plymouth Con gregational church on Tueudtiy evening. OveriXX) of tho churches members were In at tendance and gave the pastor mid his bride a right royal welcome home. All enjoyable tlmo socially was had by all present and Iw foro dispersing n lunch was Indulged In to tho entire gratllicution of all. It Is uetxlloas to stato that Mrs. llalston lire Kato E0K011 of this city ronowed her many acquaintaucoj and formod new ones. Tho affair was a grand success and shows in what high esteem tho pooplo hold their pastor aud his charming wife. The Way They Keep House. Yesterday afternoon and evening, and con tlnulng this afternoon aud evening, the ladles of tho First Baptist church gave a panorama, as it were, ot the way housekeeping should be done aud there con be nothing that will take as llttlo of your time and afford you as much enjoyment as dropping In on them to seo their entertainment. It Is a unique aud enjoyable exhibition to say tho least aud then you know thero is the suppor, that will amply repay jou for calling. The Hum! Hoy's Dane), Temple hall last evening was occupied by tho Military baud and their lady friends w(th many others who were not memlers ot tho band as It was tho occasion ot their first an nual hop, but there was not tho number pres ent thero should havo been by any means and everyono knows that they doscrvod as largo a crowd as tho hall would hold. Those who were fortunuto enough to bo present however were amply paid for coming out as a neatly nrranged program of twenty numbers occu pied the time until tho Intermission, when supper was announced at Browm restaurant. Earn Warner was master of ceremonies aud tho dance was successful In all ways except the numlior that should have turned out. TlielJ.&M. KugliieeniRiul Firemen, The crowd in attendance at Temple lifldl, Tuesday ovenlng all speak of tho royo'.,way In which tho engineers and firemen of the li &, M. railroad eiitertalued thom ad their friends. About eighty couplo wero Su attend ence and danced through tho long program of twenty-two dances, only stopping' long enough to repair to the famous hosUrr of caterer Odell where an elegant spread w.a In readiness far them. Tho tables were decoiU ed with cut flowers and potted plants and the good thlugs to eat in way ot refreshments wero too numerous to mention. 'lUo I'tul harnionlo orchestra furnished the music aud the ball was decorated in tho finest style. Huge headlights, colored lanterns and flags, bunting and evergreen hung around the hall iu profusion while a large floral bell suspend ed from the celling was ono ot tho most at tractive features of the deooratous. It was well on toward morning when the merry dancers took their way homeward and the occasion was one that will loug be re membered by each ono present Spring Wraps. Ashby & MiUspaugh are receiving invoice daily in both short and long garments; also Jackets In all styles. Hosiery aad kid glove aalaH. R. NUsley 6C0. MAGAZINES AT CLUD MATES. T.onW nt the T.lat. Thn publisher will dull tho CAPITA!, Oitv CottitiKU Willi any reputable paper, lurnl.h Ing two papers at a very small lulvaneo oer tho prleo usually churned for ono. Arrnnco mnnts huvn been nmdo to club with Iho fol lowing publications: iikoulau with 1'iitOR. couiimt HAItl'Kll'H MAriARINK l W) 1 W HAIll'Kll'H WKKKI.Y 4110 ft ) HAItrKlt'H UAZAAIl ,4 00 ftU) HAIll'Kll'H YllUMH PKOI'I.H..,. 2 U) Sffl UKNTUIIY MAOAKINK 4 00 ft U) HT. NlClllll.AH n() 40) WHIR AWAKH 34U 3U) HOIIIIINKII'H MAIIAZINK ... 3 (X) 4 M AMKIUOAN MA(IA7.1NK, n 00 4 HO Cosmopolitan,,,, 'J ro HW Dkmohkht'h am an; I.IPPINCOTT'H BUI 4 00 ht. Unnn Maoazink aoo ooo "OUTINO" HOI) 4 00 1U0K. fiOO 0 00 JUIIUK 00 000 YouTit'n Companion. ......... a oo :tu) llAI.UIU'HMAdAXtNK 'J CO ,100 HTUIIIO U00 Bll) KUIKNTirlO AJIKIIICAN ,3 00 4 00 Hoikntikio AMKIUOAN HUP- PI.KMKNT ft 00 0 00 llAllYIIOOn 1 TO SCO AaTAMATKlln 4 00 ft 00 Atlantic Monthly 4 a) ooo TA1H.KTAI.K 4U) ft 00 UOOIllIOUHKKKKPINO '2 60 3 00 KimKHTANIlHTUKAM.,.. 4 00 ft (O Tim N. Y. Wkkki.y Would., l oo 2 oo Notk Clubbing rates similar to tho ahovo may also bo had In connection with any of thoothorlcadliiKiuiiKnzlnes nud periodicals. Another (Iraiul Upniiliig. AVodnesdny nlUrnoon mid ovenlng tho now dry goods houso of Jlr. A. Block 1,'fcM O street had their opening. It commenced at two o'clock and such n jnml When tho doors waro opened tho erond on tho sldowalk was so deimo that It wns luiiosstblo for tho travel ing ptibllu to pirns on their way along the sldo walk and It seemed as though no ono cared to go any farther. It wa not long until tho whole stoio was filled and It becntno necefl snry to cbso thodoois forn whllo until tho mass of humanity could Ihi got Into lino and started on their way out. No wo.ider they wanted to tarry for tho houso has on exhibi tion ns lino u lino of dry goods ns has over como to Lincoln and their elegant stock taito fully arranged lu their beautiful store was tho attraction that held tho largo crowd. Ono of tho most prominent feature", ot tho owning, howover, was tho distribution of tic kets entlttllng tho holder to n clmnco on n silk dicss imttcrn. this of courso drew many nsdld tho liundsomo souvenirs thnt ore irlven onch ono. Tho orchestia statloni-d In tho i ear of tho room kept tho crowd In good splrlta by n delightful concert and to sum tho whole thing up, Air. diock nn liinno 11 intiing Impression on tho ladles of Lincoln nud can very reasonably exjiect a largo snaro ui men pationngo. Fancy Nuiues lor Itnllroiid. It may bo a good advertising schoiuo t decornto tho alleged fast trains of tho modern times with appellations such as "Ell," "Oeo Whlx," and "Cannon Ball," to catch tho eyo of tho traveller who does not know 'tother from which," but tho business mun and con stant traveller Is not to bo taught by chaff of thnt kind. Tho Chicago, Mlllwaukeo & Ht. Paul Hall way runs Its own fust trains, with vestlbuled sleeping nud dining cars, from Oiunlia aud Council BlulTs to Chicago, connecting thoro with the fast trains, morning aud afternoon, to all Eastern cities. Tho Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Hall way, In connection with tho Union Paulilo Hallway, also runs through cars between Deliver and Chicago, and tills Is tho favorite routo from Colorado aud Nebraska to all principal points east of tho Missouri river. This lino uses no fnncy names to designate Its trains, but "it gets thero just tho samo." Two Good Stories. Congressman John Alien, of Mississippi, says that tho mendicants of Washington amuso him vory much, and that, whllo thoy do not often "got uway with him," ono did provo too much for him tho other day, "I was sauntering down Pennsylvania avonuo," said, tho humorous Allen "1 always lovo to saunter when tho weather will permit and I was tackled by four beggars beforo 1 had walked eight blocks. Tho first ono addressed mo as 'captain ' But ho didn't roach mo. Tho uoxt ono, who looked awfully troubled, and who sworo ho hadn't had a mouthful to eat all day, addressed mo as 'major,' But that wouldn't work. Tbon a follow touchod mo on tho ami aud called mo 'judge;' but ho, too, failed complotely to roach my pockot book. Finally, just as 1 was wondering whothor 1 should go into tho senato chamber and find out who wero gottlng tho big plums under this administration, a seedy looking fellow stepped right in front of mo and saldi " 'Senator, l won't dotaln you but a mo ment 1 am in hard luck' "And beforo Iknew It that little piece of flattery had yanked a quarter of a dollar out of my pocket." "Thlsoblsodo," continued the Mlsstsslpplon, "reminds mo of a llttlo colloquy between the famous Ulshop Polk of Tennossoe, after bar ing taken his scat at a table in a Washington hotel, and tho waiter who was ever on the alort for tips, and who knew he had a dis tinguished man to servo. '"What kin 1 do for you, cap'nf be in quired. " '1 am not a captain,' said the bishop. " 'Well, Is you a majah, sahP " 'No; 1 am not a major.' " 'You mils' bo a gcu'ral, doaP " 'No; I am not a general.' " 'You docsnt look like a judge, boss.' " 'I am not a judge, either.' " 'Well, fo' do Lawd, boss, what U you any wayP " 'I nm a bishop,' " 'I know'd you was on do top of the pile, somo where, fo' su'ah.' "Washington Cor. New York Tribune. You Will Be Agreeably Surprised Fine In finding so large an assortment of new spring styles of Clothing as we handle. What's the use of paying high prices, to tailors when you can buy superior made garments and save from 33 1-3 to 50 per cent on every purchase. No house hereabouts ever attempted to carry half so elegant or large an outlay of Clothing as ours. TAILOR MADE TROUSERS Nothing Loose There. At a sldo track and water tank between Greensboro and Salisbury, tho hour being about 0 o'clock at night, a man boardod the troin and took a soat directly ahead of mo. WlWi the train started tho conductor came tor bis fare, and as he bad no ticket tho offi cial askttij ' "Why didn't you get a ticket at Blank viller "lladlVtlme.', "Why didn't you get on tberor" "Ilryin't time." "How for are you going P ' "As far as this fifty cents will take mo." "You ain't loose In tho bead, are you I" "Not If the court knows herself I The people of Blankvtlle rodo me on a rail and gavo me ten minute in which to loavo the town. I got out In live. That shows a level head, doesn't ltf 1 want fifty cents' worth of more dls tanco as fast as I can got it." Detroit Free Press. Ad Apt Neat, IX we were to choose the most appropriate symbol of tho Ousting, the evanescent, the perishable, the decaying, the bere-today-and-gooe-to-morrow, ptrrbaps It would bo a pair ot boy's boot. Springfield Union. la Favor of Aaaeaatlaa. Handsome Young Canadian Are yoa is) favor ot annexation, Mks Oldmatdl His Okla-ld-)b. this bsosuddssit Y- I as youra fallnaelyyi. A special feature of our stock is our colossal line of Tailor Made Trousers hand some in pattern perfect fitting and superb in every detail, and at much lower prices than you ever bought them before. Our Furnishing Department contains innumerable bargains in seasonable under wear this week. Take a peep at our show windows for styles and prices. Re member that we carry the celebrated Youmans' hats in Silk and Derbys to fit any style head -Youmans' silk hats blocked free at our store on Tuesdays and Fridays. aaai .' "Outfitters to Mankind" 1 p. 1029-1031 O STREET. n Jf--T-mMM Only $8.00 CARRIAGES! Largest Stock in the City ' 11 NSpSbSSxvW J LOWEST PRICES. a FURNITURE HARDY & PITCHER, 211 S. Eleventh St. LINCOLN, NEBRASKA. Largest Store in the City. jiit . v w; 1 ,i .r . 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