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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1890
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The Bankrupt Stock
POPULATION OF LINCOLN 66,000,
Saturday Evening, April 0, '90
OF
Ashby & Millspaiigti,
Will be Opened
Tuesday Morning at 9 O'clock.
TAKE NOTICE!
Tho CouniKU will not lie rcsonlble for
any debt tnnilo liy nny one In Its iinnio, un
rm a written order neciinanle tint same,
properly signed.
!, Wkhhki,, Jr., l'rop'r.
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The Courier Omi be Found At
Windsor Hotel News Htnntl.
Capital Hotel News Hlnnil.
Kxposltlon Dining Ilnll News Hlsnd.
The Gotham News Htnntl, UN Honlh lttti Ht.
llrrt Huinier, 111 North lltli Htrcot.
Kit. Young, KM) OHtreet.
Klotolinr X Co., WW O Hlroot.
Little Hport Ulnar Htoro, 113 North 12th HI.
MfAn extra supply of papers Is always tuft
I thn (lotlinm, in cose other Nowsilealors
supplies run ihort.
DUNLAPH AT
SPRING STYLES
NOW ON SALE
W. R. DENNIS & CO.'S
1137 O STREE .
licnl unit rorionnl.
Whltebrcust Cool owl LI mo Comjtany.
Lincoln Ira Co., 1010 O Ht. Telephone 118.
I'orry & Harris, Jewelers.
Tako Turkish ftt 101(1 0 street.
Telephone nt the Couhikh olllea in S53,
J. Z. Bnseoo, tlio shoo limn, UfcM O street'
Mlaernl water used for luxthlng, 1010 O nt,
Qlvo IlotU & Weaver, the now coal llrm, n
rial.
Don Cameron serves Uio ilnmt coffee tu the
city.
Call up telephono No. 179 nnd give tho now
Inuiulry n trial.
Canon City Coal again nt tho AVhltebrenst
Coal and Llino Co.
Superior quality Anthracite coal at Itottn
Wcaver'i. Call up 410.
Join tho Ferry & Harris wntch club, (let
a wntch at a dollar a week.
Tho old rollnhlo Canon City Coal nt Ilutch
ns & Hyatt's, 1010 O street.
Improved shower for Turkish Itnths at 1010
O street, liascment Union hlock.
Only plaoo In Lincoln that uses inluernl
water In hatha In at 1010 O street,
Ruth M. Wood.M. 1)., Conservatory Place,
Thirteenth street, threodoors south of I, street.
Canon City, Mondota, Ohio Hlock nnd Col
orado Con!, nt UettH & Weaver', phone 440.
Now Is tho tlmo to lay in your winter sup
ply of coal. Hutchlns & Hyatt's, 1040 O
street.
A lino of genuine tortolso shell hair ornn
nients has Just bocn received nt Miss John
ston's.
Fresh mined Lnckmvnua Anthrncito nnd
other lino coals nt Hutchlns & Hyntt's, 1010
O street.
Prompt service, pure nnd wholesome food
and tho boit of everything (s always found at
Don Cameron's.
Dr. C. 11. Manning, ofllco rooms tWltt-fl
Burr block. Telephone SM. Residence Cor.
30th nnd F. Telephone 830.
Ladies will llnd a complete lino of tlno shoes
and all the latest styles at tho proper prices nt
Bborwln's lloston Shoo Store.
Shirts, collars nnd culfs done up equal to
tho finest In tho land, nt Houck & Wallace's
now laundry, 1117 1' street. CallupphonoSTO.
Buy your coal of the Whltebreast Coal and
Lkne Co., and It will always tiewellscrcat.ed,
full weight, best quality and nt right prices.
Wo mnke a jeclnlty of lino work, such ns
flno woolen goods, Jlnnnels and silk shirts, etc.
Giro us n trial. Houck & Wnllnoo's new
laundry, 1117 1' street.
Ladles may order anything In tho grocery
line by telephono (10S) of the Oullck Bakery
and depend on getting the beat at reasonable
prices delivered at their door.
The new Felix Qovme's faco powders re
cently received by Miss Johnston aro liavlng
a popular sole and all the ladles who have
ussd It have great praise for it.
Try a tlinnor at Cameron's Lunch and Shot t
Order bouse. Served dally from 11:30 n. m.
till 2 p. m, Everything fine and juicy and
cooked in a homo-like manner.
J, '., Briscoo, tho shoo man, is preparing to
move Into tho now Exposition building and
expects to be at home there to all friends, pa
trons and the public about Easter time.
Miss Johnston has just received n very use
ful little coutrivanco that will lo of great
convenience to ladies. It is a small nlcohol
heating stove thnt is used to heat curling
Irons and can bo put together and carried in
n small satchel. Thoy nre a unliuio arranges
ment and bell for 75 cents,
Mrs. Mnrkoll's new line of spring millinery
embraces nil the uewett novelties, as well ns
tho prettiest und most stylish shape for both
old and young. Indies interested should not
fail to call at Mrs. Markell't now place, 1325
O street, and soe the elegant variety nnd note
the low prices.
The new lino of card cases just received at
the Couiukh oillce uro worthy tho inspection
of the most fnshlouablo callers. Tho line em
braces genuine seal, ooze calf, Russia leather
nnd numerous others, including a numt
ber of beautiful imported novelties. Wo liavo
them for both ladles and gentlemen,
X fetoAWws,W iUmi
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Among the finest and most hospltnhlo homes
In the Capital City Is thnt or Mr. and Mrs. A.
H, Raymond, nnd the hospitality disensed In
it elegant parlors Is of that easy, cordial
iimllty that carries ti grace and n kindness of
tho most delightful sort, A charming hostess
nlwnys, Mrs. Hnymond has a sH'clnl genius
for placing herself rn riijiwt with young
people, and her eutertnlnmeiit of them is of
a kind to win tho most grateful admiration,
Hho hnd Mlv 1,11a Alexnudcr of Omaha ns a
visitor during mint tho week, and on Monday
evening gave n company in her honor. Nine
tables of young coplo played high live and
sod the hours with laugh anil chat nnd mer.
rlnicnt, Tho hostess was nsslstcd by Mrs,
Senator Hnymond, nnd tho guests enjoy ed one
of the hnpplest of evenings. The royal favors
were won by Mr. Wheeler nnd Miss LII1K
bridge, mid tho consolation memeutoH fell to
Mr. Hlghter and Miss Maud Mateer.Tho com
Miuy IncludetlMlsMtis Brownlellnum of Omaha,
l'rlcoof Chicago, Hathaway, Audrus, Htmp
er, Oakley, Lilllbrldge, lllghter, Ijiwh, Ma
teer, Maud Muteer, Ella Hnymond, Olive Iwit
ta, Maud nnd Bertlo Burr, Anna Funko nnd
Margaret Balrd; Messrs. I. Harry Nott of
Omaha, Hicks, Hathaway, Audrun, Wheeler,
ltlchter, Orllllth, Foi-esmau, Buckstntr, Hny
mond, Wnlte, I jingworthy, Hammond, (Jhas.
Burr, Clarence Hmlth, William and Charles
Clark.
Tho wedding of Mr. W, (. Holwrts nnd
Miss Molllo Barwlck was celebrated nt U:!U)
Wetlnesdny morning nt tho homo of tho
bride's parents on I' street. Hev, F. H. Hteiu
olllcinteil, nnd tho ceremony wns wltiusMd
only by relatives nnd n few Intimate friends,
Mr. nnd Mrs. HoU'rts took the Burlington
tlyer for Chicago, nnd will lo absent two or
three weeks. A home has Ihh'H fitted up for
their reception nt 1405 0 strict, nnd they will
receive their friends nftr tho first of May.
Mr. nml Mrs. Hoberts liavo tho kindly well
wishes of many friends. Tho bride is tho
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hnrwick nnd
nu estimable lady. The groom is a memlier
of the undertaking llrm of Hotwrts & Co.,
and although a young man tins distinguished
himself by tilling n dilUcult position with ad
mirable tact mul great business succct.
Misses Maud and draco Oakley united on
Friday evening last in entertaining n com
pany of their friends nt the home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. II, Oakley. The young folks spent a
very happy evening in dancing and playing
high live. Tho honors were won by Mr.
Hatch ii nd Miss Hnwley, and Inglorious de
feat fell to the lot of Mr. L'li-ipmaii and Miss
Beaerest. Tho guests were MImc.-h Stella
Curtice, Ornce Burr, Jexslo Jury, Mnry
Moore, Lucy Orllllth, Mario Marshall, Llbby
Scncrest, Flo Winger, Fnuiiy Hnlley, Haehel
Ilroock, Oertlo hottscly of Nebraska City and
Urn Kelly of Omaha; Masters Fred Scncrest,
Foss Heucrcst, OeorgoOadd, Hoy Chapmnu,
John Itottrldge, Will Hatch, John Mcllride.
Wytner Slurry, Kami Edunrds, WIIhou Wing
er, HohS Curtice und Hay Uere.
A company of ladles was delightfully eutoi
tallied by Mn. Swan on Wednesday after-,
noon In honor of her guest from Colorado
Springs. The paiticipniits were Mcsdames
J. D. SlcFarland, W.W. Holmes, Cal Thomp
son, 1. M, Hnymond, Henry Urn-Is, Frank
Lewis, H. C. Outcalt, Little, Benton, liooh
mer, Sohus, Hlghter, Sawyer, Scrim, Wnr
ren, Burnham nnd A, S. lUwuoiid; MIkms
Marian Lewis, Anna Funke, Kittle Bainl,
Kate Iewis, Miss Alexander of Omaha und
Miss Suddtth of Wauseca, Minn.
Miss Fannie Warner, for Mime time wist in
charge of the stationery dciHirtmeut ot the
CouitlKit establishment, has resigned In order
to have more time and liberty to meet the
growing demand for hor services as an In
structor In dancing. Mist Warner Is planning
to spend the summer with her grandparents
ut McCook, nnd during her stay there will or
guulxo n dancing class.
Olllclal announcement has been made of
the appointment of Charles D. Mullen as
chief clerk In tho ofllco of Supt. Bignoll to
succeed 0. 1. Fuucon, promoted, Mr. Mullen
is ranked as one of the ablest young railroad
men. Ho has tho gift also of making nil
friends, nnd no enemies, so thnt there will be
very gueral satisfaction at his good fortune.
Mrs. Dr. Casol)eer planned a surprise party
for Miss Molllo Helwlg on Friday evening of
last week, and about twenty-five friends were
present to celebrate Miss Holwlg's birthday
anniversary. Cards, dancing and other so
cial gayetles filled out a delightful evening.
Among Miss Holwlg's birthday remembrances
was a beautiful diamond ring from hor uncle.
Win. A. Preston Is out on the Pacific slope
selling Nebraska potatoes, which are being
consigned to him by Morris K. Turner In car
load lots. TIicm) gentlemen bought up a big
shore of the Nebrnskn npplo crop last fall and
made several thousand dollars out of tho deal.
They are now taking advantage of the high
price of potatoes in California.
Mr. O.-car Oaockler, of the enrpet depart
ment of Miller & Paine, and Miss Emily
Bluns were married Wednesday evening ut
St. Paul's M. E. church. Hev. F. S. Stein
conducted the nuptial services. After tho
ceremony n reception was given Mr. and Mrs.
Qneckler at the homo of Mrs. Blnns on North
Thirteenth street,
Henry Nowman, n former Lincoln lioy, but
now a promising young man of New York
City, Is at homo visiting with his parents and
sister on M street. Ho will remain hero about
a month and his muny friends will le pleased
to see lilm, (sieclally so, as he Is looking re
markably well.
At the meeting of the Capital City C. L. H.
C. Tuesday evening Prof. Eiloiiwond of Wes
leynn gave nn illustrated lecture on physics.
Mr. (' A. Atkinson rend n paer on "Tho
carnival of Homo" and Miss Alice Crowley re
cited Browning's Easter poem.
Miss 1,11a Alexander of Omaha has Imii
spending the vtcck in Lincoln ns the guest of
Mrs. A. S. Raymond and has been having n
delightful visit. Miss Alexander's father is
one of tho most prominent residents of Oma
ha, formerly n city councilman and now sur
veyor of customs.
Blon Cole, editor of the Grand Islnnd
Timtn, one of the lest Journnllstlo hustlers In
tho stnte, wns in tho city Tuesday. Ho says
Grand Island is not sore, but will holp Lincoln
to make tho next state fair the biggest kind
of a success
Harry Nott of Omaha was In the city Bun
day and Monday visiting friends. Ho wns
formerly with the Omaha llrjmbliatn, but Is
now acting ns loaning ngent for his father,
who Is placing a largo amount of capital In
Omaha.
Tlio first prizes of tho high live club, which
met nt MIhs Mniid Burr's Saturday evening,
were won by Mr. Clint Audrus and Miss
Nellie White. Mr. Frank Hathaway and
Miss Ollvo Ijitta received tho consolation fn
vors. The meeting of tho Pleasant Hour club did
not materialize Thursday evening. President
W. E. Hardy authorizes the announcement of
n meeting for next Tuesday evening nt tho
store of Hardy & Pitcher.
Fritz Westeruinn returned Monday from
his visit to Decatur, III. He will put in the
month of April with Korsmeyer and will
then seek n locution to open up in the practice
of lnw.
W. A. Harris is enjoying a visit from his
sister und her husband, whom ho had not seen
In twenty-llvo years. They live in England
und nre on their way homo from Australia.
Dr. F. W. Tucker, whohns met with mark
ed success in Lincoln, has moved from Loup
City to this city Ho has taken tho K street
house lately occupied by W. H. Dennis.
Mr. und Mrs. Wm. Weyglnt left for their
homo in McCook hist Saturday. They had
been visiting their daughters, Mrs. W. II.
CamptH'll nnd Mrs. S. A. Warner.
Tho Cnrieillem society was entertained last
Monday evening by Hev. O. E. linker. Tho
next meeting will lie with Mrs. Fellows on
Twelfth street near E,
Tho ladles of the W. C. T. U. will conduct
n special Eater service at the ixinltentiiiry
tomorrow morning, and Miss Ethol Howe
will nsslst with singing.
0. M. Hartlett, deputy state treasurer, has
Imhmi In Ohio for some time past. News wan
received n few tlnys ngo thnt his father had
died at Trumpet, Ohio,
Al Falrbrother wns in town Monday, and
probably went back to Omaha loaded with
material for a special article in the M'orld
lltruld. Mr. nnd Mrs, W. H. Gndd nre happy In
having tho llrst girl born at Bethany Heights,
nnd Grandfather (laild is the proudest man in
town J
Col. T. H.Gndd, who has extensive business
Interests ut Cheyenne, left Monday for that
place, and will be absent several weeks or
more.
W. It. Alexander, formerly of tho State
national bank, has returned from Ixs Angeles
with his family and may remain all summer.
John Nightingale, ox-county treasurer of
Thayer eouuty, has come to Lincoln to en
gngo in the grocery business.
Charles I. Jones returned Saturday from
Cedor Hupids, Iowa, where his firm have an
other large cracker factory.
Charles Lougwcll nnd George. Covert hnve
doserted Our Boys to tnko up their summer
residence nt loXM M street.
Dr. C. F. Itiidd left Saturday to look after
n friend who had been Injured In the terriblo
tornado at Itoulsvllle.
Bishop Bonncum left Sunday for Milwau
kee to attend the funeral of his long-time
friend, Bishop Helss.
Hev. John Howltt is announced to deliver
nn Easter dlscourso that will be largely at
tended by Masons.
Miss Audrus gave a ploasnnt jarty Wed
nesday evening In honor of Miss Urownle
Baumof Omaha.
John C. Anderson leaves today for a visit
to Atchison. He will run over to St, Joe be
fore returning.
John H. Clnrk left Thursdny for California,
and his family will return with him in sev
eral weeks.
Mrs. C. C. Burr nnd Mrs. E. E. Brown tiro
nt Excelsior Springs, Mo,, for n stay of sev
erul weeks.
MIsmw Bnllentluo nnd Bishop of Omaha
came down Wednesday to visit Mrs, Wm. M
Leonard.
Hev. Chnrles Brndt has been In Nebrnskn
City this week attending the meeting of tho
synod.
Mrs, Hev. Eckstrom was presented with f 10
in gold by lar husband's parishioners last
week.
Among tho students at the businem college
is n Frank 1), Burr from Gralnlleld, Kniisas.
Dr. W (J. Houtz, who wns called to Illinois
by the Illness of u sister, returned Saturday.
J, H, Lctnist Huiidaycd In Atchison,
Chancellor Crelghton will mnke nn Easter
address at tho Y. M. C. A. rooms tomorrow.
Mrs. Dr. Holyokebns been visiting rela
tives at Pacillc Junction and Council Dlutfs.
J. C. lionnell nnd daughters, Ida nnd Liz
zlo, nre enjoying n visit to Snlt I.nko City.
Hev. Luther P. Luddeu has been joined by
his family, who came fiom Albany, N, Y.
C. J. Ernst Is about to licglu building a lino
new home nt Fourteenth and K streets.
Miss Maude Smith Is nt Nebraska City ns a
delegate to it church organization.
J. T. Htobbi Is liack from Hot Springs,
Ark., much improved in health.
W. II. Blystou returiud Wednesday from
n visit to tho old home In Ohio.
M. A. Cameron has been npjioluted cashier
of the Lancaster county bank.
Mrs. Hamilton Eddy has issued invitations
for a company this afternoon.
Mrs. E. K. Crlley Is entertaining Mrs. H.K
Talwr of Lawrence, Kansas.
Miss Brownie Baum was tho guest this
week of Miss Audrus.
11. W. Hcblmrd, now of Sioux City, was In
town this week.
Sherlir McClay has lieen on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. Masterson returned Monday from
Michigan.
A. J. Sawyer left Wednesday evening for
Chicago.
Other Social New on Pago 2.
Tho manager of the Emma Juch opera
company complimented Lincoln on tho large
and fashionable nudleiicont"Curmcn." Quito
u numlier were In evening dross, and many
ladles were Itonnetless.
For rheumatism there is nothing better
than Chamberlain's Puiii Balm. Tho prompt
relief which it alfords is ulono worth many
tlmeri its cost, which Is but lifty cents per bot
tle. Many very Imd cased huvo lieen )erma
nently cured by It. For sale by A. L. Hha
der, druggist.
The Juch opera company went from Lin
coln to St. Joe.
Mr. J. F. Masters, cnshler of Emmltt &
Co.'s bank at Waverly, Ohio, says: "I con
sider ChnmlMjrliiins' Cough Homcdy the best
I have ever used. After using several other
kinds, without benefit, I tried itaud itimlok
ly cured me, after years of suffering with an
obstinate cough und throat trouble." 50 cent
liottles for wile by A. L Shader, druggist.
Fine watch repairing ut Perry & Hnrrls,
1221 O street.
Grand opening of imported Millinery,
Weiluesduy and Thursday, Apr. Kill nnd 10th.
Joyce, No. 123 North l.'ith st., Oinuha.
Ladies, If you would enjoy life call on Miss
Johnston occasionally for u shampoo. They
are delightful.
"The Courier" I'ur Sale In Omaha.
Copies may lie found at Keith's news stand,
210 South Fifteenth street, Boyd's opera house
block.
LADIES AND DRESSMAKERS, ATTEN
TION. Tullnr-Madu Aceordliin l'litlt llif.
We are now prepared to do nil kinds of no
conllon plaiting. Tea gowns, dress Bklrts,
shoulder capes, etc.
All work guaranteed. Moil orders prompt
ly attended to. Huffman & Hlchter,
2t Tailors, Burr Block.
Gentlemen, Think of Itl
Now's your chance. Baker, the clothier,
1125 O street, Is selling 20-cent collars far ten
cents and culfs worth 25 nnd SO cent nt 15c.
These goods are guaranteed to bo 2200 linen
'and 4 ply. All the latest styles In eltherturn
down or standing collars. You need but too
thorn to appreciate this bargain. Call and
see. 1125 O street.
Kyn, Kur, Nose and Th rout Hpeelntlst.
Dr. Churles E. SjMihr, No, 1215 O st. Con
sultations In English and German,
Deiik Ilooiu mul oniees.
In our new counting room which Is carpet
ed with body brussels and otherwise hand
somely furnished, wo have built a neat rail
ing, giving room for two offices, or desk
room, which wo will rent reasonably to tho
right parties. Oltlccs kept clean, heated, and
uso ot telephono given, Apply nt oillce.
Wessel Printing Co.
"Courier".BulIding, 1183 1134 N St.
Hplilur and fly Puzzles.
Tho salo that tho great puzzle, Spider nnd
tho Hy, tins hud, 1ms been wonderful. The
first invoico has nearly been exhausted and
wo have bad them but ten days, and there are
but a dozen left. While in New York, we could
get only two gross of them and had to await
our turn for the balance. Wo have lieen no
tilled that the balance of our invoice would
be shipped next Monday, You ain't up with
tho times if you don't liavo u Spider nnd Fly
puzzle.
The stock contains the VERY FINEST LINE of
Table Linens and Napkins,
Prints, Ginghams, Muslins, Etc.
All of which will be Sold
W REGARDLESS OF COST.
A chance In a ll(c time. Do not let It pass you without getting some of tlio
Bargains.
H. BLOCK,
1 141 and r 143 O St. Successor to Ashby & Millspaugh
GRAND
Imported Millinery
Wednesday and Thursday, April 9-10,
JOYCE
123 North 15th St.
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1204-1206 O St., Burr Block.
US" NEW SPRING IMPORTATION NOW IN.
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A great R. R. wreck nnd crash In furniture. Yes, nnd it Is going up too. nut
It makes no difference to A. T. Gruetter & Co. We keep on selling the best goods In
the town. The railroad company will pay for this loss. We will sell you the best
nrtlcle to be hnd for love or money, and we wont charge you for the love cither,
and you'll pay less money than elsewhere at
A. T. GRUETTER & CO., 1116-1118 N Street.
A. M. DAVIS & SON,
Spring Carpets
And Draperies
1112 0 St. Telephone 219.
Ensign's Bus, Carriage and Baggage Lines
i a. iitix at.
Hacks, Coupes, Landaus and Carriages
INSTANTLY FUHNIHHKI).
Telephones:
CITY OFFICK,
303.
DEPOT OFFICE,
572.
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