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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7) 1889
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POPULATE OF LINCOLN 60,000.
Saturday Evening, Sept. 7, '89,
TAKE NOTICE1
The Coumkii will not le nwjionsihlo for
any debt rondo by nny one in n nnme, un
to n written ordor accompanies tlio snmo,
properly signed.
Ii. Wkhhkl, Jr., lYnp'r,
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Corner I Oth and P Streets.
Dry Goods,'
-AND-
CARPETS
largost Stock in the City
Thn CdiirliT Cnn lie l'ounil At
Wlmloor Hotel Now Mtiiud,
Capital Hotel Now Hlnnd.
CMell'i Dining Hnll New Hlnnd.
Olaon A Fletcher's. 110 Houth 11th Street.
Tito (Ifltlmm NowaHlnuil, 1IH Houth llth Ht,
Keith llm., til Noitlt llth Street.
Kd. Young, 1080 O Hlrcot.
Enton AHmlth, HMO
"plamond Pharmacy," leth nnd N HU
WeMcrneld's barber hop, llurr block.
Little Hort Cigar Hlore. 11.1 N. Kill HU
FALL STYLES I
DUNLAP HATS
NOW ON BALK AT
W. R. DENNIS,
O prrn llouiie lllnck.
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I.fionl nnd Personal.
Whltehrcast Coiil and Llmo Company.
Lincoln Ice Co., 1640 O St. Tolephono 118.
Brown' restaurant torments.
Tako Turkish at 101(1 0 street
Telephone nt tlie Courikh olllco la S53,
E. Hallctt, loading Jowclcr, 1S1 N. llth.
Mineral water used for bathing, 1010 O it
Try oome of the flno froth fish served overy
day at Cameron's,
Canon City Coal again nt tho Whltebroast
Coal and Lime Co,
Roast meats, and vegetables of all ktndsat
Cameron's Lunch House,
Only place tn Lincoln that uses mineral
water In baths Is at 1010 O street.
Improved shower tor Turkish baths at 1010
O street, basement Union block.
Now Is the tlmo to savo money by buying
your goods at tho closing out sale at Ashby &
HUlepaugh's.
Old papers, largo and clean, to wrap up
bundles with or put under carpets, tor sale at
this olllco at 25 cents per hundred.
The dining room at Brown's cafe Is tho fluent
In tho city and tho culslno Is tho best and, to
make it better, tho prices aro reasonable
Buy your coal of tho Whttobrcast Cool and
Llmo Co., nud it will always bo wellscrcat.cd,
ull weight, best quality and nt right price.
Families desiring puro ico cream or teen tor
Sunday dinner or nny other tlmo can bo serv
ed with a superior quality nt Morton &
Lelghty's.
The best placo tn tho city of Lincoln to get
good board is at Drown' cute. You have a
great variety to select from nnd tho prices aro
reasonable.
Handsomely embossed cards with emblems
erf K. of P., U.A.K., 8. of V., Masonic In
all degrees, O. of It 0 D. of L. K, II. of L.
B. B. of B, B. B., 1. D. O. 12., I. O. O P.,
A. O. U. W U. It K. of P., T. P. A. at tho
Couhikr ofllce, in now Burr block.
Wo hnvo just received n cry pretty line of
papera tor covering pantry and closet shelves,
etc. They are In cream, salmon, orange,
mandarin, heliotrope, royal purple, sky blue,
Mile green and other color. Ladies should
call and see theso pnjwrs. Thoy m o the new
est thing out and add greatly to tlio appear
ance of shelves,
Ave have a largo stock of Canopy top Sur
reys, Phattons, light buggies, etc., on hand
and aro making very low prices on all our
work. It you aro coutemp'uttng the pur
chase of a carrlago of any kind, come and see
vs. Will take your old buggy In exchange at
it fair cash value. Camp Brothers, corner
10th and M.
The Union Paclflo R'y takes pleasure in an
Bounclng that it will run Harvest Excur
sions to Kansas, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah,
Idaho and Montana on the following dates:
August 6th and 20th, Bept 10th and IHth,
and October 8th. For theso occasions n great
reduction in rate has been made, thus giving
you a splendid opportunity to visit nearly
every place In thn great west. Do not miss It
It affords the business man, stock raiser, min
ing prospector and fanner an unequalod
chance to sco the unlimited resource of the
western country. For tickets, rates, pamph
ets, etc., apply to your nearest ticket agent
(Oct. 8)
Tho Hut Yet.
In addition to tho unequalod dining car
service betwoen Council Blalls and Denver,
tho Union Pacific, "Tho Overland Route,"
will on Sunday, August 18, and dally there
after, run dining cars between Council Bluffs
and Portland, Ore., on "Tho Overland Fly
er," leaving Council Bluff at 7:53 p. m,.
Omaha 8:15 p. in.
These cars are models of excellence, and
the best meals the market affords will be fur
Btsbedat75conta. 10-21-80
Xkr Bostnulans l'avored by Fortune,
lire. Catbarlno Callahan, Mrs. B. F. Tay
lor, Miss May Oilman and Miss Ella Allison,
a! Beetontans, are favorites of Fortune. A
jBQMh ago they invested in tho Louisiana
State Lottery, and all drew prises. Mrs. Cal
lahan's iaveettnent was tor her son Timothy
and Us friend Wm Barry, and drew 915,000,
one-ferttetb of the capital prise of f300,000.
The other la4tee also invested II, making a
pool for all three, and their ticket, No. 00,738,
drew a share of the fourth capital prise of
H0,m. They seat M. A. Dauphin, New Or
lease, La;, ll-Boston, (Mass.) Itteo July
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr. Albert O. Wnllnco nnd Mis Carrlo
Ilauck were married Wednesday evening nt
tho home of tho bride's cousins, Mr. and Mr.
James Hmick, Twenty-third and Vine streets.
Tho ceremony wo jierfonned at eight o'clock
liv How Mr. Noonnn. Mlm Clnrn Wallace
acted n hrldcRiuaid nnd tho groom wns sup-
-wirf.wl l.v ff .T II Mmnll Tim Mrmlillllff
.ultaiut riT Mn-V.itrtllfel.llllu l.t 4ll ,.l.iaU1lin.l nrn I
nuinii iiiiiiiKiiiy inn. iiciuiitii nii. a. jiiiiich,
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imt. iuhi Air. J. u. mien, itini. r. u, jiriuir,
Mr. 8. O. Henrv. MImo AVnllncc. Urlme.
Brown, Lint, llourk nnd Lord, Ml-c lcna,
Clnrn nud Noin Braly, Metwr. J. C. and O.
i;. Hiunll, Wnllnce, tlrnvc, Coy, HoucK,
Bwanoy nnd Brown. Thoy not only tender
nI conctrntulAtlnn. but brought Riibitnntlnl
ovldeuce of thnlr good will, Mr. Wnllnco is
ono of tho I'ecrle laundry force, nnd tho
friends of tho young couple with them nil
l.ntinnii-jt. Tlinv will mnkn tlirlr lionm for
tho preaont with tho groom's mront. Tho
unuo i-oooiveii irom nor uutunnuan organ lor
a wedding present Following Is a
list of tho gift presented by kind
friends: By Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnmes
Houck, a sot of breakfast nnd dinner china;
Ml ntlil Afra. .Tntut.tli Wnllnrvt twn n.ill.niA
oak chairs and u water set: C. E, Houck, sil
ver knives nnd rorks; Mirs i.luloUi lines, wa
ter sot; O. U. Swnney, silver Uaioonsi C. O.
C.nv. plnok mill frnlt tnnil' Minn f)ri Vnmlor-
sou, towels nnd nnpklns; Mr. Bronor, chair
urapo; .-urs. ji rower ami Air, jiouck, imhi
spread; Clara nud Norn Brady, quilt; Mr. C,
J. and Mr. O. W. Houck, nnpklus; Mr, J. E.
Wnllnco, napkin nnd tablo spread; Mlrs
llnan Ifnnnlf. tninn. XTr-i J. ft- Vntjw. nnlfn
stand; W. E, Grave and MIm Ij. Lint, silvor
knlvoflnud folks; A. E. Hmull, tllver butter
dth; Mr. Clin. Jlrown nud stUr, breakfast
castor; Air, iienry, Mr, nrmiy, MiMLiord
nnd Mint Ilrndv. tillvnrrronni nml mnmr Ivnnlt
Mr. J, O. Small and Clnrn Wnllnco, silver
Knives, rorks and kkxiu.
The wihIiIIiik of Mr. John B. Wet nud Mix
Fnunv E. Stout. Tuewlnv nvnnlnir. wn n
quiet but hnppy nlTalr. Tho ceremony wns
IwriornuM nt eight o'clock by Hov. lswls
(Irotrorv In tho nriwciico of Mriur. W. It. II.
Stout, John K. Stout mid E. P. Stout, Mr.
nnd Mrs. H. B. Stout, nud Mr. nud Mr. E.
L. Stout nnd Mr. and Mrs. Charles West
After tlinnuntlnl l( lint. n llivl llin pnmiuinv
satcownto a wedding rupHr. Tho young
couple then donned tinvcllng iittlro nnd took
tho night tram for Malt Ijike. They nero
met at tho deot by nconimny of joung ko
plo who hn.l gnthei ed to tender cougratula-
iious niui wirii mom gouupceu. Air. una Airs.
West will bo gono two or three weoks and
will ilil f'olnrniln nn tlm nnv ImcV Tlmvivlll
mako their homo with tho bride's father, of
whoso household sho ha hitherto had charge.
Tho bridegroom Is tho son of Mr, Charles
West, manager for tho Lombard Investment
company, and holds n position in the olllco.
Tho brido Is tho daughter of Mr. W. H. B.
Stout, tho Wnll known miitrnntar. ltr.Hi
young pooplo have boon prominent in society
nnu unvo ninny iriouiis wuo iiiko a Kintliy in
urest in ineir union.
Tho Junior Pleasant Hours had several very
blcr pleasant hours at Cuahmnn nark lnt R it.
unlay evening. Dancing was the featuro of
tho uvonltiir. rellnvnl liv n ilnlntv IiiiikIuviii
provided by Mr. Clint Andru. Half of tho
jwriy went out ou noneimcK, ana an exciting
iiicmi'iit ui ino nuo was a raca uctweeu riamc
Burr nnd MIm Mlnnln Vrnnlilln. Tim vnnntr
lady overtook her competitor nnd held him
oven lor two nines, i no norsc went nt their
fastest pace, and Miss Frnnklln held her sent
In splendid style. About twenty couplos par
ticipated nud were chnoroned by Mexsrs.
nnd Mesdames C. C. Burr, H. D. Hathaway
W. J. Marshall. Among tho young people
were Bob Mulr. Anron Buekatiifr. VninU
Burr, Ed and Jim Fitzgerald, Frank Hatha
way. Low Marshall. Chan. Burr and Klmcr
Honkpl. Mlauw t)iilft llnnnn nml Vtim.n
,i ukui ui uiuuiin, Hvun uuiw, rnun uar-
nard, Minnie Franklin, Fay Marshall, Bortlo
Wakely of Omaha, Lona Giles, FrlUa Bar-
Burr, Mlunlo Latta and Lily Hathaway
Master John Doak, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Doak of North Twenty nlutli street,
was tho involuntary host of n company of
young people hut Saturday afternoon, his
mother having arranged n surprise party to
celebrate his fourteenth birthday. It wa n
successful surprlso and right Jolly affair. Tho
following young folks wcio present: Misses
Jennie Pentxer, Pearl Bontiell, ZuellnTrester,
Ida Harry, Bertha Ooildnnl, Jesslo Decker,
Minerva Pearson, Edith Wedge, Nolllo Leon
ard, and Masters Lvnn Freeman. Alliort Wll.
hon, Johnnie Pearson, Eddy Harry, Morton
ITestor, Harry 1-eonnnl. Johnnie Btevens.
Hnrry Smith, tho now manager of the Pos
tal tolrfrrnoh ramivinv. I rrlltr-l m.
originating tho idea of decorating tho graves
oiuecvoMHi jvniguu ot rytmas llo Is n
niMllWr of Columbia lodiro. Nn. 48. of Plnolnw
nntl, which has decorated thn graves of dead
breturen tor tno jxist six years. The cemetery
Is six miles out, nnd so many people accompa-.
nv tho Kulcrhts on their nntiunl iii-llm-l..!..
that tho excursion gonei ally not tho lodge n
hamlsomo profit to be applied to Its benevolent
work.
A letter from Mr. Jacob Mahler says ho
nn decided to return to Lincoln tu.Tf. Mnv
and glvo a series ot dancing lessons. As mas.
Or of rwroninnlp nt CnmrrfMu Hull Rnrntnm
ho says It has been nu exceptionally succeso-
luiwuson, nu uita iciumeu io Ot. IXIUU.
n here ho will have a now building tor his own
use.
Mn W. K. Allen nf P itrnat nrna nn.lon.1
from homo Monday evening, aud on her re
turn founder house filled with people. Her
frlen Js came to celebrato her birthday, and
left a number of useful gifts as lasting re
minders of the pleasant affair.
J. E. It. Millar, for years tho agent of the
Paclflo express, has been presented by bis old
subordinates with a gold-headed cane. Ho Is
stationed at Kcnrnoy as the ngont of tho Pa-
ciua-tteus-rargo consolidation.
During the fair the ladles of St. Paul's M.
E. church will serve fresh oysters In all styles
at tho oyster house near the fish exhibit. The
ladles of tho Congregntlonal church will also
have n dining hall as last year.
Mrs. W. L. Van AUtyno will glvo nn art
soiree from two to live till nfti.nwvin !..
room in tho Ledwlth block, at which paint
ing from 'icr own brush will bo exhibited to
invited frit ids.
Miss Wlseacra uvi thn Vnnnu nf nn IntA
estlng wedding to bo celebrated In October,
anu me young coupie are to Hnvo a cozy
home of their own all furnished by tho bride's
parents.
Messrs. Will Clarke, Frank Hathaway and
Frank Burr aro a committee ot tho Pleasant
Hour Junior who aro arranging a dancing
party tor next Wednesday evening at Temple
The Burr family hayo tho git thar stroke.
Frank Burr got tho sliver medal for tho
men's singles and Miss Bertto Burr that tor
the ladles' contest iu the tenuis tournment
Tho concert planned for the Woman's Cur lo
tion association for Wednesday was postpon
ed until this ovonlng at tho First Presbyteri
an church.
Miss Blerwortb entertained thirty or forty
young friends very pleasantly Thursday
evening at her homo, Q and Eleventh street.
A silver wedding reception will be one of
the events of this month.
Ml Oullmct has returned from Chicago.
Mr. Joseph Jung is sojourning nt Denver,
J. A. Barrott has gono to school at Exeter,
N. H,
MIm Fanny White ldo hn been visiting nt
Bennett.
MIm Onion Barrett has taken n tilncn In the
Micney school.
Mm. J. 11. I.votm mid (ton llnlmrt nrn vlIU
lug nt Cadiz, Ohio.
Mr. M. C. Ledwlth nud dauahtcr hnvo re.
turned from the cast.
Mln Kemper of Burlington, Iowa, exjiect
to return homo today,
J. J. IlilholY hn rnnlifiinl thn tnvniirvliln
of Wesloyan university.
Miss Clara BuckstoTf and Eugcno Brown
were recent visitors at Albion.
MIm Alia Lnntz returned on Monday last
from nn extended visit In the west
Misses Mnud Burr nnd Alleeti Oakley, now
home, had a pleanut visit in Omaha.
Mrs. Parmclla Smith has roturnod from a
visit to her son, E. It Smith of Dandy.
Talmage and hi son remained In Lincoln
Sunday aud wore dlnors nt tho Windsor.
Mr. J II. Holman has arrived from Kan
sas City nnd Is visiting Mrs. J, E, IUggs,
Mr llllt IT. ITntnl ntnl Mt Kut.f T.nun
hnvo been sending several days in Omaha.
Mis Lllllo Sterling, after n neck's visit in
Atchison nud Toneka. Is oxnected homo to
day.
Mrs. L. C. Burr nnd son Charley went to
Omuhn Tuesday to remain tho rest of tho
weeic.
Mrs. Dr. Franks. Billings has arrived from
Milwaukee nnd Is at tlm roldincn nf T)r.
Thomas.
Frank Bnlnntlnn linn cr-nntxl n liinmllvn
position as cashier for tLo Pacific Hotel c"in-
iinjr iii iuriiime,
Aaron Buckstalf nscomnnnlnl liv h( ltnr
Aiiss Aimervn, anu Airs. J. a. uuckstatr visit
ed tho Omaha fair Wednesday.
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Mrs. P. A. (Jatchell lias been cutortaiulng
Mr. J. V. UVlUnf Knnth Ilnknlii. tvlm un
Joined tho other day by her husband.
John Jl. Uurks ha gono to San Diego, nud It
Is Intimated that he I likely to clone out his
PomcmIoiis there mid utnin to Lincoln.
Editor nnd Mm. llushuvll returned Monday
from Detiolt, w hero they had an enjoynblo
tllliu atteildlmt tllU national l (lltorlnl rnnvi.n.
tlou.
F. W. MorilWCV. thu Illlnolu nttnrnntr wlm
ennio to Lincoln tliixo ifksngo,waslnducel
to lemovo to Oinaliu and Join Ueorgo Chrls
tosen. Chailes B. Allfn nf tlm Ktnti. i......... .,.
... ,,..v ..iDuimitu IIU-
tmrtment ha ruturiuil fmm n.n nn. .......
pniilwl by his wife and they will go to houso-
t.'i'iiiiig.
Mr. Einmn Mniirliontur nf i,(. ..i... .
elected sonlor vlco president of tho National
Woman's Belief Corp nt tho Milwaukee en
campment Prof, J, Ashcr Park of riilpnim n .i
and comiKWor of noto, has been engaged as
principal of tho voico department of tho con
servatory of music.
William F. KiiIIav. Int.. tlm a.i..i .i.
Journal comimny's stationery department, is
...iiH ivnw .'merino state lair ho will
bucklo down to tho study of tho law.
Miss Luna Dundv of nmntin rtim..i i.
Monday nftvr a week's visit with Mrs. L. C
Burr. Misses Daisy Donne nnd Emma Wnko
ly, the cuesU of Mis Frit nnniar.1 oi.
turncil Monday, '
Misses Holen and Mlnnln Vnlt. .i,i.
Geo. G. Walte, left Monday tor their homo at
Jacksonville. 111. Tlmv irr nnn.,....u.i i ..
Miss Lulu D. Hay, who hod been visiting H.
v. .M.T.WI U11U 1U1I111V.
Ed Bumcnnlner hn plrauwl nn i.i. i..
IlCO hero and rnlnlnn.1 !,...,... i .
Atchison. Tho firm has all tho business in
Kansas that It can handle and has decided to
glvo up tho Nebraska field.
-. . m, iAHiimnl, accompanied bv her
sister, MIbs Lulu Balentlne. loft last Siindnv
Mrs. V, . M. Leonard, accompanied by her
trot Ulluo i ! tii ii. .. .
mnrnlno. fn, n.i VS. 1 " ' ""r uum'
, -""-k"i iwiuru suo win siiend a
few weeks with her Mend, Miss Millar, who
winter" 8t f r,e"d', Wb" he ,ast
PEN, PAPER AND INK.
,I."'l,rt',",,''"p for Septoiubor Theoiloro
Child 1ms n critical mvlnw nf t. .,..
Art at tho Paris Exposition; and "Mottezu
ma In his "Note Book," give son.o curious
facts about tho "Angela." and other pictures,
rho co lorcd plates nre, as usual, excellent
I hero is a marsh-mallow design tor an easel
scarf tor painting nnd embroidery; Professor
............ n ,, jiruiusciy illustrated
Pen Drawintr for Piinn.rnm.. i..-. .1.. -...
chid plate series; tho "Crescent" salad plates:
.v ,..,.. WUHW OII x.,owor l'alntlng,
TajKtry Painting, Illumination, Amateur
1 hotography, ore all continued, and theroare
.Co. . rrav-wHing ana Htamjied U-nther
wot k, and "Tho Art of Making Smoko Plo
tures," Tho August number of The n'eit Shore
Manaxine contain n wtnm r ...
about various portions of Oregon and Idaho,
with many Illustrations of prominent build
ings and resldenojs in Salem, Joseph, Enter
prise and Baker City, Oregon, which places
are ijpec ally described, as well as WeUcr,
Caldwell, Bolso nnd Pocntello, Idaho. Ac
companying tho number is a large tinted sup
plement containing numerous engravings of
scenes in and about Ynmilnn !.. -
,.i..H wwj J vug i V.
gon s favorite sea coast summer resorts, nnd
. -i"" im uie ocean term nu of
tno uregon Paclflo railroad, which will soon
become tho Pacific end of n n .1
nentnj route.
III Outilld tor Scntimtvnr ! a t.l .1.,.
on The Fast YachU of Great Britain in 1888,
by Prof. F. Sumtrlirnat nf IT. i r. '
text Is illusUated with reproduction' fmm
photographs of loading English flyers. As
road runs aro a popular niniuMiiumt nn,n..
wheelmen lust now. tlmt iirnii.i.u.i ....f!
i!"intn """" fr tel""B t,lom IIow deling
vu , . , ,""u, '" "Kinim. "Faed"
Hson has funilshul nn i.t1,..,oh,. .i i..
tlon of this branch of cycling iort.
ino urewami Monthly has published a
number of article nn tlm i.,.nn..u ,. ai
and Southern California from tho pens of
white men who have lluxl among them, and
tho September number has an luterestlnir no
count of tho Aloquls. b
The Art iXrchmuit nrmtniitii ltr.,,io.i.i.
a design for the decoration of a four-fold
screen It is n lieautlful comblnntinn nf ..i.
lows and wisteria.
Old trunks made as good as now or taken
In trade for now ones at trunk factory 1208
So. llth st tel. 003. Wlrrkk & Hopper
Also a lino line of trunks, nlucs, eto.
There u no serious danger of Lincoln losing
tho state fair. It Is only a question of sub
scribing live or ten thousand dollar to put
the fair ground Inconditlon to keep tho great
exhibition tho next flvo years, aud for Lin
coln people that amount Is a mere bagatelle,
State fair visitors who incidentally Improve
their tlmo whtlo in tho city to buy needed ar
ticles should remember that If they wont any
thing In tho line of silver or plated ware tor
the table tho man tho see Is Hallett, the old
reliable Jeweler on Bleventh street They
will find a big stock of goods and may rest as
sured of fair, square dealing,
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We have no exhibit at the State
JACOBS, State Agent, can be found at
122 North 1 lth St., Richards5 Block,
where he will be pleased to meet his old trade and all
parties who comtemplate dealing in Sewing Machines.
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