THE DAILY BEE.
F IMonday Morning , ' Oct. 11. |
BREVITIES ,
Tatcrson Bel coal-
Frederick , Leading Hatter. tf
Saxes for fine bath fponges.
- Sec Polack's advertisement.
Fortlie teeth , Kuhn's Dentrificc.
--Try Base's new Fixe Cent Cigar.
Butterick's patterns at CruickihankV.
Po.ter is "running the Omaha ferry.
Head catalogue of Books on first page.
Lubin'is bulk ] > erfurne at Kulm's only.
U ramed steadily yesterday from
Morning till night.
The C. B. & Q. train was an hour late
jCitcrday morning.
Adjourned meeting of the city council
to-night.
Kegu'ar monthly meeting of the Iward
, f trade this evening.
- The Eochelle troupe will play at the
Academy of Music on the loth and ICth.
Twenty-five" cars of stock were repoi t-
c 1 from the west yesterday.
Theovciland train was several hours.
Lie lat night , delayed by the Central Pa-
Iflc connections.
- The new train on the JJ. & Ml road be
tween Omaha and Lincoln will not be run
until the 18th.
Thirty settlers for Albion and twentj
U } i hits along the line of the 17. P. wen
westyegterdaj- .
There was an unusually heavy train
west at noon yesterday , for Sunday , con
K/.ing of eleven caw , four of which were
Tullman sleepers.
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Charlc
Bluer gave them a pleasant surprise partj
at their new residence on Tenth street Sat
unlay night ,
Company II will give a ball to-morrov
c-.cninsi Oct. 14th , at the Standard clul
rwniK. A plevant time to all T
Ia our report of the last meslicg c
t'ja ' city council an error wai made in say
ing that Mr. Kufmaim condemned tbe
city engineer for changing his opinion. I
was Sir. Cook , the consulting engineer , to
H horn Mr. Kaufmann referred.
The first consignment cf piixs for the
watcnvoita is expected here on Thursday
fmm Cincinnati. Mr. Ruthei ford , the con
tractor , will be here with teams and men
tv-morrow or Wednesday , and will at once
Iwgin work.
m
A change of time went into effect on
llio Burlington road yesterday , by whicl
ilie outgoing mail train In the morningwi !
leave forty minutes earlier thanhcrctotorc
Thui is the only change in passenger train
uf any importance.
TtcWabash morning train will hcic.
after lia * c the TJ. P. transfer f or St Louis
at 9:17 , instead of 10:1 ! ) , as heretofore , and
tlie Burlington evening train from Chicago
will hereafter connect at the II. P. trans
fer with the C o'clock dummy train for
Omaha.
Omaha.A
-A car of Australian mail waa brought
in over the Union Pacific Saturday night
The steamer containing the mail reached
,
: > in Francisco about bixtcen houn lateaud ,
the car was run from San Francisco to
Omaha as a special , reaching here in time
lii > t evening to be taken caat on the out *
g ins CM U. & Q. express.
-Gen. Thayer spcaka at the Academy
01 Music on this evening.
-Tho bcft of meaU at Bath & White's
uutket , opposite the postoffice. 29-tf
Lot * , Farms , Houses and Lands. Look
ov > r BeimY n-w c.ilninuof bargains on Itt
- T. W. Tipton , the democratic candi
date for governor , will address a mass
meeting in this city on the ISlli inst.
Tor Kinds , Lots , Houses an-1 Farms ,
look ovei Jlemis' now column on first page.
JUr ains.
Tbe Council Bluffs people are ini-
lucus ly delighted because tlio came of tlieir
toxvu M now printed oil railway advertite-
meats.
Through a mistake Friday we quo-
tclSJ.25i.cr 100 pounds for Eagle Mills
fl mr , sold by Willis M Yntcs. It should I
fane read S3.3.1 ; . ' ,
Mr. John Keller , residing at llio ' .cor-
; i ref Davenport nnd 10th streets , died at
5 uVl ick Saturday , aged ! K5 years , four
j.i mtln. Funeral at 2 p. m. to-morrow.
3 Yieii'.ls are invited to attend.
WILUAM GEXTLEMAX ; Sixteenth and
Cais streets , lias received a fresh supply
of Firnsii , llou , DAIRY BuTTEn and Fresh
Ifes. Hns always on hand a choice line
of Fancy Groceries. tb-s-tu
-For a good suit of clothes , or overcoat
to order , go to ] t\PlNSKl , the Merchant
Tailor , 2IO l"lu titr\et , near northeast
corner of Famham. He always gives a
m > ul fit and guarantees satisfaction , w-s
- Nichols & Collins , our well-known gro
cers , corner lOUi and Dodge streets , deliv-
* "vd a full tvagon load of groceries in
C nmcil Bluffs , ye.itorday. We ore glad to
lifM that our Onuha grocers arc also get-
tmjlowa trade.
Tlio Y. M. C. A. was tbo recipient of
tome excellent donations this week ,
Among them were three handsomely bound
v.dutncscf The London Illustrated News ,
from E. IL Murlitner. The library is
growing rapidly.
-A north Omaha lady ia reported to
bivc alt cmpled suicide Friday , having
n few bourn before gotten through con-
fi icincnt , No caue is given for the rash
a-t , but it is probable that she was temporarily - '
rarily icsanc. Tlio physician's prompt ef
forts alone tared her.
"Maj. IL C. Cushiug , of the 4th artil-
1 rj- , arrive ! from tbe [ axst Saturday
with 61 recruits from David's Island , N.
Y. , en route to llawlins. The detachment
V M accompanied by Dr. Paul R. Bronn ,
Mid left in special cars attached to the
Keillor overland train.
-If anybody asks you who took the first
1 rauium at the state fair on millinery
5 ; inds , of course your answer will be the
< i iioidcJycdlca < lingmiUinary establishment
- VTKIXSON'S , corner of Donglas and
13th streets , Good goods , fine work and
loiv prices. n > eak for themselves. tf
-Master Ed. Fickler , of Plattsmoutb ,
in i outing tbe eatlds of a creek discovered a
curiously Kbapcd oval stone , bigbljpolisb -
J. It parted longitudinal'y and on tbo
inJdo was found a bcautifidly carved re-
pres-ntation of a child , rai ed on a picked
luck ground. The bcientis's declare if it
1-c a work of art , it mu t bo If or IS cen-
tarsea old ; and if work of mtuio it must
1 ? eng to tbe probistorio ajcs , and is still
more curious. { AVatiliman.
Livingston SUiue , U. S. Fish Com-
niieioncr , came in from the west Friday
evening with four million salmon eggs in
c -atea of 100.000 each. At this point four
r rates were left with Fish Commissionej
ifny , for ICebrabka. who immediate ! ly
ttiippf d them to llomine Decker , at Soutl
ihn
Ben 1 Cass to be
, cotmty , hatched by con'
' act in their ponds , and then be distribu
tcJ sometime in the month of Novembei
in the Lead waters of the streams tributarj
tti tbe Plattc.EIue , Elkhorn and other riv
* T < Mr. Stone proceeded with the cart *
Chicago , wtere he will distribute the balance
anco of the eggs to the various Etatts ,
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS ,
The Season of 1880-81 Opens
Up Well.
Things Past and to Come.
The season of createst eocial enjoy
ment is rapidly advancing and balls
and parties , diuncis and euppera arc
taking the place of picnics , festivals
and lawn socials , prominent among
the events of the past week was the
ball with which the Standard club in
auguratcd the season of 18SO-81.
About sixty couples were in attendance
and the evening was ono of ( treat
pleasure to all. The music on this
occasion was furnished by Stein
hauser's splendid orchestra which is
engaged for the season. Among seve
ral new pieces played , the composition
of the leader , was the "Standard
Club" waltz-quadrille.
Every alternate Tuesday tbo club
will hold one of its parties until the
season closes in February with a grand
masquerade.
The following are the committees
for the season :
Reception Committee A. Calm
Max Meyer , A. Traynor , C. Schlint.
Floor Managers R. R. "Wilhnell
H. Baswitz , F. Adler , John R. Mali
Chester.
Committee of Arrangemets M ,
Goldsmith , Henry Pundt , A. Heller.
J. R. Manchester , R. R. Withneli.
ANNIVERSARIES AND WEDDINGS.
During the week just past then
have been weddings and wedding an
niversaries and wedding reception
without number. Most of these havi
been noticed , bat wo omittecHo an
nounce the marriage of Mr. William
Rico , of Cleveland , 0. , and
Emma EieaEsnr , step-danghtar of Mr ,
Fred Thum , the proprietor of th
Green Tree hotel , which was celebrated
at the house at 10 o'clock Thursday
morning , Rev. W. A. I/pa officiating.
Many presents were received from
friends in all parts of this state and
Wyoming. The happy pair took the
Rock Island train to Chicago , whence
they go to their home at Cleveland.
On Sunday evening last there was a
pleasant social gathering held at the
residence of J\Ir. \ Wm. Lewis , corner
of Twelfth and Castellar streets. The
occasion was the celebration of the
crystal wedding of Mr. and. Mrs.
Ldwis. A bountiful repast was spread ,
to which the guests did ample justice.
Miss Fannie Lewis delighted the patty
with several fine selections on the
piano. Vocal and instrumental music ,
iuterEperBod with reminiscences of
days gone by , made the evening a most
enjoyable ono. The present * , which
were handsome and useful , were nu
merous. At about midnight the party
departed for their homes , wishing Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis all the happiness and
prosperity possible , and that they
might live to colubrato their diamond
anniversary.
CECILIAN CONCEIIT.
ThivOecilian Choral Class are pre
paring to give a concert in the Actdo-
my of Music on the 22nd of the prca
ent month. It is the aim of those
having the arrangements in charge to
make it the mnaicil event of the sea
ECU. To that end the Quest talent in
the city including both vocal and In
strumental hss been secured. Tickets
are now on sale.
COMPANY G SOOIABLB.
Next Friday evening the § 00 gold
modal for target prize will be presented
to Company G , at a social parly to bo
given on that evening at the armory.
The prize is to bo shot for annually.
FOUUE KALL.
The second annual grand ball of the
Onlalia police force is announced for
the evening of October 27 , and al
ready several hundred tickets have
been disposed of. The success of the
ba'l given a year ago not only encour
aged the force to make it an annual
atl'iir , but so pleased the guests that
there will never bo any trouble to fill
the largest hall in the city. Masonic
hall has been chosen as the place at
which to assembb this year , and we
predict a good attendance and a good
time for everybody.
FAREWELL HOP.
A complimentary hop was given
Wednesday evening at Fort Omaha to
Lieutenant Robertson , 9th infantry ,
and wife , who were about to leave for
Fort McKinncy , the post to which the
lieutenant has been transferred. The
affair was gotten up by the ladies and
officers at the fort , and was highly suc
cessful and pleasant.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The tenth annual ball of Darant
Engine and Ilose company , No. 1.
will take place at Masonic hall , Mon
day evening , November 1.
The first grand fair to bo held by
the Omaha Ladies' society will bo hold
at New Standard hall , on October 28 ,
20 and SO , 1880.
I'hantom HATS ,
HICKMAK'S
MILL1NEUY HEAIIQUAKTEnS.
First Pheasants of the season , at
Tizard's.
DO YOU KNOW ENOUGH TO
KNOW
That the fine cigars of W. F.
Lorenzen , the Tenth street manufac
turer , are now conceded to bo the best
in the market ? Smoke them and be
convinced. Factory ono door soul !
of Metz's Hall. oc9 sat mon-tf
Hookers' Self-raisin Buckwheat
Flour. HENRY PUNDT.
Beat board in the city , at Tizard's.
Christian Missionary Convention.
The session of the missionary con/
\cntion of the Christian church , whicl ;
closed Friday at Dorchester , vrai
gratifying in every regard. The IBt
t10
tendance from the churches in the
different parts of the state wag good 10a
and the report of the success attending
ilsi
ing the labors of the state evangelis
was very encouraging. Eighty con
gregations are located in the state
employing the service for a large portion
tion of their time of 55 ministers
The membership ot the church in thi
state as reported by the evangelist !
five thousand. Contributions froc
the various churches and individual
interested in mission work wss large
thu year than ever before. Th
foundation for much greater work wa
- laid , and plans developed for its 1C-
1Cn
complishment. The church at'Lin
coin secured the convention for nxt
year , which will be held some timer
" during the month of October ,
Malthoptanlque , an extract of mal
and hops , HEXEY PUSDI.
EAILROAD NOTES.
Thirty-six cars of stock through toi
day.
Seven cars of emigrants went out
last night.
A number of Portuguese settlers
went west yesterday to Helena , Mon
tana.
tana.The
The overland train was two hours
Ute last night and was reported half
an hour late to-day.
A train of twenty-five cars left the
depot in this city at 2 o'clock yester
day afternoon , bound for Chicago. It
will run at the rate of 25 miles per
hour without stoppage. [ Lincoln
Journal.
A special train with the officers of
the B. & M. on boari ran into a
freight train near Humboldt on the
southern division , on VTednesday
night while going to Atchison. The
rear car of the freight train was cut
almost in two , and the engine lost its
smokestack , but fortunately there were
no dangerous injuries to those on the
train. Mr. Touzalin , Mr. McConniff
and L'jw Cropsey were aboard.
Passing1 Away.
Mr. A. R. Orchard died Saturday
afternoon at 4 o'clock , aged 71 years ,
Ho was a native of Kentucky , and
came to Omaha from Indiana in 185G ,
where ho has resided ever since. He
was ono of the origins ! organizers o
the Presbyterian church , in which for
many years he held the office of elder.
ETc was an honorable and upright cit
fzen , acd was greatly respected by al
who know him. He was the father
of Mr..Samuel Orchard and Mrs. Wm ,
Preston of this city.
Republican Rally To-Night.
A meeting will bo held to-night ai
the Academy of Music uader the aus
pices of the Garfield and Arthur club ,
which will bo addressed by Genera !
Thayer , who has just returned from
doing campaign work in Indiana. Th
glee club will sing , acd a general good
time may bo expected. Ladies are
especially invited.
Iowa Soldiers.
There will bo a meeting of the Iowa
soldiers of the late war , residents o
the city of Omaha , on Tuesday even
ing , at 8 p. m. , at the oflico of Gen
G. M. O'Brien , room 5 , Union block
to take fctopa for the formation of an
organization of Iowa soldiers in No
braska.
Attoction , Co. H.
All members are commanded to be
present at drill Monday evening. A
competent drill sergeant will conduct
the drill. J. N. VALENTINE ,
Captain.
Irish-American Republican Club.
Tiie pxccalu'o committee of the
National Irish American republican
club , of Doiiglai counts , met at the
board of tr.ido loonw , Saturday even-
log , j'urauvtt to iiut.ee , Guojge M.
O'Brien in the chair.
On motion Ed. O'Sul'.Iran was elect
ed secretary of the committee.
The following resolution Was offered :
Resulted , That the members of this
committee bo and nro hereby instruct
ed to take immediate steps to ascer
tain the number of citizens ot Irish
birth aud pareutago wituin their respective -
spectivo wards and the country pre
cincts eligible to wcinbrrabip in this
club , and to enroll n o names thereof
and furnish a list < f the same to the
secretary of this committee a * the ear
liest possible day. Adopted.
It w 3 moved ami carried that the
regular meetings of U > i committee been
on Saturday evening uf each week at
the board of trjclo mums in this city
until further ordered.
There being no further business the
committee adjourned.
ED. O'SULLIVAN , Secretary.
A. F. & A. M
Capital Lodge meets for woik MOB-
day evening , October 11.
STEPHEN Iv. JACKSON ,
Master.
Death or Judge T. B. Duval.
Judge T. H. Duval , of the supreme
court of Texas , died at Fort Omaha ,
near this city , about 9 o'clock Satur
day night. His home is in Austin ,
Texas , and he came to Omaha a short
time ago to bo treated for t > n abdom
inal nbcess , for which he underwent
a surgical oncration at 1 o'clock Sat
urday afternon. Gacgrcno set in and
and ho died from its effects. The de
ceased the father-in-law of
was - - Major
Roberts , of General Crook's staff.
The remains will bo forwarded to Aus
tin , on Tuesday.
District Court Proceedings.
Proceedings had on Saturday , the
Hon. Jamea W. Savage presiding :
Streitz vs. Halst ; plaintiff leave to
file en amended petition by Saturday
next.
next.Sanndcrs vs. Wilcox ; sale conGrmed.
Williams vs. Wilcox ; same.
Thompson et al. vs. Davenport ot
al. ; default Bet aside.
Brandt vs. Priustor ; dismissed at
cost of defendant.
Cleveland Paper Go. vs. Gibson ; pe
tition Etrickcn from files with. leave
to amend verification and refilo Instau-
tor.
Cleveland Paper Co. vs. Gibson :
surety on appeal bond ordered to jus
tify in tnreo days.
Spetman vs. Connell et al. ; motior
overruled.
Simpson vs. Hargoy ; dofendanl
leave to answer in ono week.
Binning vs. Yourex et al. ; rccoivoi
discharged.
Peterson vs. Haybrook & Co. ; plain'
tiff leave to file petition.
- Forbes et al. vs. McHugh ; motion
overruled ,
Oolpetzer vs. Cohauskey ; defendant
- dant leave to amend in live days.
McClosky vs. Rhodes et al. ; ordei
to show causa by Saturday next whj
, sale should not be confirmed.
- Yates vs. Ittner ; order same.
Baldwin vs. Jensen ; defendan
leave to take depositions in term time
Wm. R. Charles was admitted t 0.to <
citizenship.
LORO et al. vs. I Lowe ; Bale con
. firmed.
In the matter of the assignment of :
Stephens & Wilcox , sales of real am (
ism personal property confirmed.
m The grand jury reported the follow
ing indictments , nnd were discharged
er W. H. Turner , cutting with intent t (
ho wound ; Joseph Schiller , grand lar
ceny ; Harvey Austin , grand larceny
as Fred Wilson , grand larceny ; Fletche :
- Mitchell , murder in the second de
- qree ; JohnLvddy and Jamea Fenton
bur lary ; Edward Bryant , horsi
stealing ; Joseph Heller , robbery.
Court adjourned until 9:30 thi
morning.
Ringer's Hats are marked awfu
cheap. 08-2t
EABLY CLOSING.
A. CRUICKSHANK & CO.
begio apprise tbeir friends and pa
trons that , on and after Monday , Oc
tober llth , they will cloao their place
o ! business at 0:30 : p. m. sharp , Sat
urdays accepted. In arriving at this
conclusion , we have been guided sole
ly by a desire to extend to our em
ployes rest and recreation. Wo are
sure the ladiea of Omaha will sustain
us in this essential move , and that
they will consult their own interests
by making their purchases of dry
goods in daylight.
Thanking our many friends and
patrons for the large and increasing
p-xtroaage , we shall continu3 to main
tain the reputation of our establish
ment by introducing the latest novel
ties , and when a lady can purchase
with full confidence a good article at
the lowest possible price. Respect
fully yours.
2t A. CJIOICKSHANK & Co.
Fun oral Notice.
Hall of Omaha Lodge 829 , Knights
of Honor , Omaha October 9th , 1880.
The members of this Lodge are
hereby notified to bo present at the
Lodge room , to-morrow ( Sunday ) at
1 o'clock p. m. , sharp , for the purpose
of attending the funeral of our late
brother , Joseph Keller. By order of
Dictator. THOS. G. MAGRAKIE ,
Reporter.
OYSTERS in every styleCoffee Choc
olate.Tca andLunchat , MRS. SPEORI'S ,
Masonic Block. 7-Uta
The enterprising grocery firm of H.
BolIn&Co. , Sixteenth street , have
been appointed manufacturer's agents
for "SEXTON'S BEST" WINTER WHEAT
FLOUR , which is for sale by the fol
io wing grocers : F. Lang , Geo. Hiem-
rod , Geo. Schmidt , Julius Treitschke ,
William Gentleman , Heliry Dietzen ,
A. T. McShano , Z. Stevens , and
Wm. Sexaur. t t-s
The McKenzie
Dining Hall is now under the manage
ment of MRS. BANNISTER , where
meals are served in first-class Etylp.
Tickets good for twenty-one meals ,
§ 4.00. Everything in firat-class order.
eod-3t
Wells vs. Suchssen ot al. Decree of
foreclosure.
Hilliko vs. Husf. Continued by
consent.
Hilliko vs. Huss. Same.
Herman Croubund and Hofnrich
Rime wore admitted to citizenship.
Court adjourned till this morning
at 10 o'clock.
A Beautiful Collection.
Over a year ago Mr. Julius Meyer ,
who was at the time in business still )
ordered a lot of elegant Turkish rilgs
and mats. Owing to a delay on the
part of custom house officials they
were never received until yesterday.
H'i has opened them out at Max
Meyer's , and will keep them a week erse
so to exhibit them to his friends , be
fore shipping them to New York for
sa'o. They are magnificent specimens
of that class of rare and much prized
work , and well worth going to see as
curiosities.
Ringer's opening , Fridny and Sat
urday. 2t
Oysters in every style at Tizard's
Palace.
No Ice to Tax Payers.
The existing revenue laws provide
that upon the tirat Monday in Novem
ber all real estate up in which state ,
county and city taxes have not been
paid for the previous year shall bo of
fered for sale , and sold by the county
treasurer no notice of such being
necessary.
Tax payers are also particulary re
quested to read sec. 89 of said laws in
reference to the collection of delin
quent personal tax. By attending to
the matter delinquents will cave
trouble and expense.
W&i. F. HEINS , Treas.
Oct. 8th , 1880. 9-dlwl
Now Silverware received to-day at
Edholm & Erickson's , opposite the
postoffice.
See Ringer's display of millinery. 2
Real Eatate Transfers.
John L. McCague toVm. . F. King
w. d. lots 1 and 2 , block C , Paris
place addition , Omaha § 500.
Eliza Redman to Joseph Redman ,
q c d. s. 88 ft lot 8 , block 353Omaha
Wm. Lowe ttf Mrs. Sophia Lowe" ,
w. d. sej sec. 17 , tp. 15 , r. 13 east
§ 3200.
Capo Flour in Barrels and Half-
Barrels , finest winter wheat flout
In the market. HENRY PONDT.
Good Templar Social , Masonic hallj
Tuesday evening , October 12.
Ringer's opening to-day. 2t
-Boadqaartara tor Joe SchliU'e
Milwaukee beer at MERCHANTS' Ex-
cru.vor , N. E. Cor. 16th and Dodge. L3.
St. Julian Outdono.
Mr. S. B. Hathaway , the well 1-
11
known hunter and gun-storo man
made a bet Saturday with Messrp
Winslade , Wakofield and Leeder , af
the Fifth ward , that ho could drive hii
old black Morgan horse , Charlie , wh 10
haa turned 17 years , from Hussey'i
'sd
hotelin Florence , to his store , six am >
a quarter miles , in thirty-five mln
utes. Notwithstanding the oddi
against him in the strong south wind
-
&c. , he accomplished the feat ii
thirty-two minutes and had time t to <
y drive to Leeder's place , on Chicagi
and 12th , drink a glass of beer am
return , having made in all nearl ;
. seven miles. He won the money am
didn't hurt the horse a bit.
. Accident In a Cellar.
A German laborer , whoso name ve
could not learn , engaged in oxcavatin ;
a cellar beneath Saalfibld's restaurant
on Thirteenth street , had his heat
terribly crushed this morning by thi
ben
caving in of the wall , the earth pin
ning him up against a wheel ofth
wagon , which was backed down fo
loading. It was at first feared that be
was seriously injured , but wo rn
this afternoon that it is not so bad rnas
thought to be at the time.
Life prolonged By going to Goo <
Templar Social , Tuesday evening
October 12.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Joe Teahmhas gone to Chicago ,
C. J. Green has gone to St. Paul , Neb.
raska.
"WmTMcHugh is infroin thlBlackiHills
on a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Vining left for New
York yesterday.
Ex-Guv. Stone , of Iowa , registered at
the Metropolitan yesterday.
B. G. Kirkend-de , of Reed , Jones &
Co. , left for Cheyenne yesterday.
General Secretary Howser , of the Y. M.
C. A. , has gone on a visit to Missouri.
Percival Lowell , general freight agent of
the B. &M. , has returned from the east.
Superintendent G.W. Holdrege , o ! the
B. & . M. , went west yesterday to Utah.
lion. James Laird , cf Hastings , left on
the noon train yesterday for North Platte.
Mrs. Came , sister of Thos. L. Kimball ,
Esq. , went west yesterday with her two
children.
Thomas Riley left for the west yester.
day after a visit to relations and friends in
thfs city.
Dr. J. D. Reynolds , of Crcston , lowa
formerly of Omaha , is visiting friends in
thib city.
Judge Dandy and Elmer S. Frank , of
the United States Circuit Court , were hi
the city yesterday.
J. J. Jordan , of engine company No. 7 ,
Chicago , is in the city on a visit , the guest
of Mr. John Litt'.e.
Herman Jurgin , of Neligh , wai in the
city yesterday. He is purchasing an outfit
for a new hotel on his plaeo.
Webb Hayes and his brother passed
through the city Saturday evening on their
return from a hunting expedition at Rock
Creek.
B. F. Smith , of the Smith Bros. , , who
own so miny large buildings in this city ,
went west yesterday with a party ol
friends to Utah.
Rnlph and Josie Meeker , who recently
buried the remains of their father at Gree-
jey , Colorado , passed through the city Sat
urday afternoon on their way east.
Arthur Milh , M. P. , of England , with
his family , en route to New Zealand , ar
rived in Omaha yesterday via the C. , B. &
Q , , on asp cial car and proceeded west via
theU.P.
Mr. Fred Reichelt , editor and proprietor
of the Nebraska Pioneer , published nt Fre
mont and Columbus , and the only demo
cratic German paper in Nebraska , was in
the city to-day.
Roscoe C. James , a rising ycung capital
ist , of Cambridge , N. Y. , is in the city on
his way to the west on a prospecting tour.
He is an old fellow townsman of Mr.
Spence Stover , of the Withneli House.
J , B. Rumsey went west S.tUrday.
Horace Newman has gone to Cheyenne.
Councilman Jones has returned from the
east.
Charles Mcado returned from the cast
Saturday.
Bishf.p O'Connor , hai returned from Sti
Louis.
W. C. B. Allen came in from the south
Saturdaymorning.
Dr. Somera , U. S. A. , went out to Rock
Creek Saturday.
Will Hughes , of Deadwood , is in the
city , visiting old fiiendd.
Col. C. S. Chase and wife returned from
St. Louis Saturday morning.
Chas. Atkins , formerly of the North
western , is in the city.
Mr. James Morris is at home , from
Washington , en a visit to his family.
JJMrs. I. Rubin and child left Friday
for New York to remain for the winter.
Win. Clelmrne , the civil engineer of the
U. P , left Saturday for the scene of
operations on the Juleshurg branch.
Hon. Win. F. He'ns ' and family left ott
Wednesday veiling for a three weeki trip
of ret and recreation. They will visit New
Orleans , Havana , Cuba , and Floiid.i.
Mr. Hubert Laiideryou , the well-known
artist , and family started this afteriim li foi'
London , England , where he will reside
temporarily , but will locate in North
Cornwall. They siil from New York next
Wednesday in the cunard steamship
"Gallia. "
Bass &Co.'s Ale , .
Guinness'Stout. HENRY PDNDT.
. French String Beans in Cans.
1 HENRY PONDT.
A large assortment of BLACK and
COLORED FRINGES ; 500 ouoss DreEa
Buttons new and beautiful designs
just received at "TiiE MFCHANICS'
ONE PRICE STORE" of FREDBICKSON
&BRO. , 408 Thirteenth street , neat
Harney. ocO-sat-tu-thu-lf
50,000 good building brick for sale
at ecwer , Ninth and Jones Sts. oO 3t
,
Board Wanted By two young gen
tlemen In a private family , where fen
hoarders are kept. Address F. T. ,
Bee office.
I will give lessons in D&ncing every
Tuesday evening at the Omaha Turnei
Hall. This ia a good opportunity foi
Ladies and Gentlemen to leam danc
ing. 0.
Nobby Overcoats , ChSldren'SjBoys' ,
Youths' and Mon'a Clothing in atjlei
and prices to suit everybody. Elgut
tor's Mammoth Clothing House , Pop
olcton block , cor. Tenth and Farnham
- French Lima Beans in Cans.
HENRY PUNDT.
MR. ERNEST KREBES , manager ol
- the Nebraska Vinegar Works , has en
, larged the capacity of his factory , am
is turning out the best vinegar in thi
west , and has always on hand a largi
Block of DISTILLED WINE VINEGAR
CIDER VINEGAE and WINE VINEGAR.
which is offered at the lowest rates
d Mr. Krebes' vinegar took the firs :
- premium at the Nebraska State Fair
sat-tu-th
n ' Heckers'Self-raising Griddle Caki
Flour. HENRY PCMDT.
We again call the attention of pur
chasers to the fact that we are eellinj
groceries cheaper than any other aton
in the city. We invite your particu
lar attection to our stock of tea
which we are selling at prices tha
simply defy competition. A good tei
for 25 cents , a very superior article a
, 48 conts. Always gives satisfaction
Everybody who buys once is sure t <
call again. W. R , BENNETT & Co. ,
- 113 North Fifteenth street
Fred M. Peterson , the "Omaha Ba
kery" man has the finest rig in town i3
and gets up the best line of bread
cakes and pies , and runs the cleanes st
stbe
shop in the west. All from $2.80 at
years ngo. Try his TWISTS.
octOi-th-tf
- Milinery opening at Banger/B to-day
i-
PEC1AL NOTICES.
CE AdvortiMmonta To Let For Bale'
Lost : , Found , W uU , Boarding &c. , will bo in
serted i In these columns ones ( or IKK CENTS
perlln ; each iubsequentlnsertonFIYE ! CENTS
per line. The flirt Injortioa never lesa than
TWEOTT-FIYE CKWS.
TO LOAN-HONEY.
&ZP flAflTO LOAN At 8 per cent intoi
< ODUUUU rat , n sums ol SSOOOandup-
wards for 1 to 6 years' time onfint clisaimprov
edfj firm property. Apply at BKMIS
ReaXsUto an J Loan Agency , 15th and Uouslia
SUdV- 278-eodU
OH2T TO TXAN Call at law Office
" D. L. 7HOHAS. Room 8. CreUhton Bloclt
VONKY TO I.OAW 1109 Famham street.
M Dr. EilnardittLu-in Agency. nov-22-U
HELP HAHTJD
" \\7"AKTED A tirl to do ho sswork , nrfnn 23
VY and 21 Hcll.unu's Uiock. fc6t-U
0ARD And p'easint rsoma for jrrntliman
B nd wife or two gents. Enquire 21U9 Cal.
C55-11
A yeun ? girl to dopcneralhouse
WASTED a email family. Apply at the bar
ter shop on Douglas street , Ictweeu llth anJ
12th , 6570
IHL WANTED To da general housework ;
a E quire at southwcet ccrncc 19th and Cap.
a rnue. GSS-U
2 men lo work li marked garden ,
WANTED at the end of 18th St. U. W. BML.
CJ3-K
WANTED-A good gill , at 15'.8Ca8s t.C609
C609
Good clrla at Intelligence office ,
WANTED 16th and Davenport. C52-0
A f III for housework , on Call-
WAYTED bet 2 ! > t nnd 22d , No. 2115. CIS 11
0 il for frencrsl housewoik. Ap
ply at residence of S P. Uorse , S. side
Jackson sttect. bet 17th aud IStti. 6(9-9
GOOD Girl for housework ; German prefer-
A el. 608 J6tb street , bet. California and
Webster Sts. 633 0
- carpenters ; call Meadembcr
WANTED-5 S. W. coiner ICtn and Cap. ftv.
651-12
A si\antgirl ApplyMra. Good'
WANTED E. Cor 14th and Chicago Sts.
CIO-t
\TTANIED A small bay horte , who left hii
YY bed and Hoard without jnat cauiO on thi
nis'htol the 6th lust. . Marked , aeht token ou (
i f each cir and plain saddle mark Any Inf irma
tlonofhla who-eaboutilcftat Moo-o'a Harness
and Saddlery Sto e , 404 touth 13th St , Omaha
Aeb. , will be euitiblv rewarded. 614 "
TTTANTED A girl to do Kcnoral housoworl
YY MRS E P. EVENS.
630-8 22d and Webster sts.
Girl an 18M Caai street , tmall
WANTED
family , wants good cook , washer and
Irono- . 602-tf
FORREHT-HCUSES AND UNO.
FT1O RENT Two urfurolshed front roomtt , No
X 514 Soulh HA St. 612-9
ROOMS FOR RENT In 2nd story , su't- '
SUIT f.r . doctor , dentist , orli.litminulaclur-
Inp. Enquire at EUon's Gallery. f > 03-tf
POIl RKNT Large house , 7 room ? , 20th St. ,
near Cnsa strce' . C. T. TAYLOR ,
631-tf Office 14th and DuUgl.u.
TJIOR RFNT House on 6th and Vine : house
JD on 23d and Cess Inquire 307 s. 12th it.
5S.tf ! )
RENT Thicly furnished rooms at 1310
FOR
Davenport Btrtxt , bet. 13th and llth St.
350 tf
RENT 2 furnished rooms over Her-
FOR * Exchange , N. E. Cor. 16th nnd
Ttmfco fltrrfttR. ? K-lf
FOR SALE.
T710R \LE-2 good horses : cheap. Enqnir
Jj at Detwilci'a Carpet store C56-12
SALE A foundry , rompleto and In run-
EOR order Inquire of Mra. Fnnwick , cor
ner 14th and Jackson. CC2-12
T OI S , FARMS. HOUSES AND LANDS Look
1J over liKMIS" new column of bargains on 1st
Tace.
Mixed paints , at A. Holmss.l6th
JJ and California Sts. 615-tf
TjlOR SALE A new , cleirant , first-class 7 $
J } octivo piann , direct frjm manufacturer , at
less than manufacturer d price , wiUill ] at a bar"
gam and giro time If dcurcd. W.J. CONNE L.
000 If
ILK Tn enty to twenty-tour quarts or one
M dollar by John T. F anlmn.
ob/Hnt-mon-woilt
T Ore , FARMS , HOUSES AN D LANDS Look
I J ovtr UKMIS' new column of u.irpilns.on tat
_ ago
p K SALK Cottonwrsxl lumiitr if all 8l * , at
RKDMOSD'S. Sixteenth-it. Blfi-t-
rnlSGELLftFUOUS.
1 > EMIS HKKHtS A Sl'LKNUlb LIST O
\J \ lUrains in Hou cs , Lots , Karma and
Lan'bj. in his new column on 11
A FINr. Ki iLir.ni > r < trent , Peers ,
FOll , Slalitle , Styro littini : , veneered
work KO to 1310 Pwl e street , A. F. I'.AFERT ft
CO. . Rnlldnrg. xpZ
CJTKAYED A small nun > e colored nnro ponr
jj about 4 years old , small white spot in lore-
lua L Finder \ \ ill leave \ \ ord at Ceo ofQte
OV.-lt
mAKEN Ul1 Ono red snl white calf , with
J _ strap around nctk , on 26th and P.crce St.
C. WIG. . 050-11
riPAKEN UP So-rel colt , about 18 raclt'.u olu. '
1 white spot in foroheal. Owner can haV <
sime by prni ins property and uayln' clianjcf.
A. LObENDERY. 63B 0
LOST On f atunlay last , between the P. O
and U. P. freight depot , a l.unch . nt I ev3.
The tinder will be suitably rewarded for leaving
them nt the 1'ce offl c 645-E
TAKEN DP Oct. 1st , one bay mare , one baj
colt , three months ol < * , white star in fore
head , and ono bay o\er jeiroM with star in
forehead Owner can hive panic I y calling and
najinir charges. W. WOLESBKSKY , i rniloN
E. of ittncr's brick yard ) North Omahat
637-eth5t
_
POUND A pocket-book , containing quite a
sum cmoney. . Owner can have same bj
describing book and contents and rating
harses. JOHN McMlLLAN ,
029-8 South 17th St. , Ilartman's addition.
LOST A snail gold enamelled bracelet vriU
broken chain. Return to Bo : oXcrr 400-t
QPEC1AL NOTICE Oto Knsonl. Telermarj
O surgeon , graduate of the veterinary college
of Stuttgiit and Zurich. Hospital 1149 Miermar
avenue. IS6-lm
"T7IOUND A bunch o keys ; owner cin havi
C the same by calling at this office and paying
for this'advertisement. 659tf
.
,
POWDER
Absolutely Pure ,
Mule from Orapa Cream Tartar. No othc
preparation makes such lizht , flaky hot bread :
or luxurious pastry. Can be eaten by dypeplk
without fear of the ills resulting from heavy i
digestible food.
bold only In cans , by all Grocers.
1UTAL Binxo POWOIR Co. . N r York
500 PRIZES GIVEN AWAY
GRAND FAIR
ARRA5QEO BT TUB
OMAHA LADIES' SOCIETY f
-
AT THE
, NEW STANDARD HALL ,
, Oct. 28th , 29th and 30th , 1880
AdTlulon 9.5 cenU ; Seuon Tickets 31.00 ; Eac
SEASON TICZZT is Entitled to a FKIZX. Some i
the frizes are to to seen at De Oroit k Co'a. Hi
Store , Farnham St. oct3-wA < <
< nCC week In your owa town ,
UDD oatfitfrea. Adireas H. Hallett & , Co
cnland.M
I min aw * k.tl2idayathcmeisilj-iEidecix ;
I yJlJtaw - retsTmetCoJ'oitlEJ.k
ONE MILLION ACRES
CHEAP LAND
I3XT
EASTERN NEBRASKA ,
$2 TO $5 PER ACRE.
20,000 Acres
DOUGLAS COUNTY ,
6 to 12 Miles from Omaha ,
$6 to $10 per Acre , on
Long Time and
Low Interest ,
>
Large tracts Editable fcr
Colonies in all the best
Counties in the State.
80,000 acres scattered
through Iowa.
A large number of Improve
Farms in Nebraska , many o
them near Omaha , $12 to $4
per acre.
An Immense List of
OMAHA
CITY PROPERTY
Oonsiating of Elegant Resi
dences from $3,000 to $20 ,
000. Many vacant lots i :
the additions to Omahs
Hundreds of lota scatters
through the City. Houses am
Lots , Business Houses ant
Lots , and all kinds of Citj
Eeal Estate.
We also have
MONEY TO LOAN
on Improved Farms in Doug
las County , on 5 years time , at
10 percent , interest to all who
can show good titles.
Maps for Douzl.is and Sarpy
Counties for
-
.
! House and lot , 22d and Dodco 9 3.000
. 'loU-e and lot near Br iwnell Hall 2,100
Mo new homes and full lot , rents for
84:0 per year. . . . . 4.000
, New brick house , 21x25,1 } story , with 3
. Iota 2000
ftou-e anil tottVebatt rat < 1,500
[ .arxeholiicand corner lot. . . . 6,000
Lara ) house full lot , California st 4uOu
Etnidenco and 4 full lots , St. Mary's RYO. . 0,600
[ louse and small lot , south of depot i'SO
House and small lot , toutti of depot 635
Resilience property , Kountze and lluth'a
add 5,500
, Fine residence property 10,000
lloii-canU Jot , 22dai > d Ilamey 1800
HOmeand lot , Nelson's addition 2,700
Holme and lot Slilnn'H addition 1,000
ItcBidcnccand corner lot. . . . . . . < . . . . 3,005
Residence ( caah ) 7D'jO
Resldedce 6,000
Residence 5,600
House and one-half lot 1.G5C
Three homes and corner lot 7tOO
Residence and corner lot 7,600
House and CO feet front , 16th street 3,700
; Lar < e house nd comer lot 0,500
R * idecce and three loU 6,600
Two house and corner two-thirds of cor
ner lot 1,100
House and small lot , Cos ] street 2,100
Hauso and lot , 27th near Farnham 1,001
BOQQS&DILL.
Brick houscand comer lot 1,350
Small hotue and fall lot , earnings st 2,300
Hruscand lot. 23d street 3.2.-0
House and full lot , worth 14,000 for 6,500
Fine brick reildence 1,500
Brick residence 6COO
IIouso and corner lot 1,650
New two-story house and comer lot 4,200
Res'Jence and full lot , Famham aC 6,500
Huusc and one acre , 18th street 3,000
House and half lot , 181h street 2,200
House and lot , Shinn'a additVi 1COO
House and half lot , Cass street 1,100
Utilise and half lot , C ) Street 1,450
Residence and two lots , Capitol IIIH 7X ( > 0
Elegant brick residence 2 full lots 15/00
Finest residence In the city 16,000
Residence property 17,000
Residen e property 17.500
Residence 6,500
House and lot , Shinn'a addition 1,200
House and lot , Shinn'a iddition 1,500
House and lot , 2Mb. and Farnham. . . . . . . 1,400
llonao and lot , 27th and Douglas 8875
HOUBO and full lot , Izardst 1,7'0
Newhoaseand 1J lot 2,200
Residence property 7,500
Residence property , vcrv fine 13,500
Home and lot , I lor bach's addition 1,500
Residence , Farnham st 6,000
Honse and Jlot 1 bloct from Court
House and i lot 1 block from Court
Housa 2,25fl
House and comer lot 2 blocks from CourtHouse
House- 2,400
House and 1 t , Nicholas street 1 OOC
Honse and 1 acre , Olsca' addition C4C
House and lot , llth street DOC
Lar e building and six lota. 1 mile out. . . 4.COC
IIouss and lot on Davenport 3,60 (
Howe and J lot , near depot. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,5X (
Honse and i lot , near depot 9b (
House and lot. South Avenn 1XX (
( Icu e and lot , Shinn'a addition 1,90 <
Residence , Kountzffand Ruth's add
Residence property , Konntze and Ruth's
a-'dltion. . . 5,001
Retidence prcperty , south part if town. . Z,5H
Houseand \ lot , Websttr ft 2,7d
Ho-se and 5 acres at Darrackg 7(1
Honse and lot , Annstrnng'saddit'n 1,00
Hou'o and tot , South It st 6J <
Houje and lot , Konntzo and Ruth's ad
ditlon . . . 3,50
Residence | Dd } lot 2,701
Hotua and lot , 16th Et. . SW
,
Boggs & Hill ,
fat of 6t REAL ESTATE BROKERS
1408 Fam , St. , Omaha ,
ta
JTJST UN" .
Immense Stock for
FALL AND WINTER
Fine CustomOHutlc
Men's Suits ,
Boys' Suits
Children's Suits.
WINTER OVERG0ATS
-or Men ,
Boys , and
Children.
Undcr-Wcar , Hats and Caps ,
Trunks and Valises , at
Trices to Suit All.
Farnham Street , Near Fourteenth
AGENTS
JJJdLJl !
BQSTl
n
FARNHAM STIIEET.
Oval Brand
O 5
.
The silcs pf this "brand" of O hiva nowWsttifpi' ' others. . Yon . .
WEIGHT AND MEASURE In ca of this brand than i any other. U. P. P
m General Western ASIMU
r ,
.ORCHARD & BEAN. DEWEV & STONE , J.B.FRENCH &G
GEOOERS ,
. .
OMAHA. OMAHA OM AH A.
MAX MEYER ' & CO. , Y
WHOLESALE
TOB T
Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwards.
Tobacco , 25 cents per pound upwards.
Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards.
Send for Price List.
MAX MEYKSl & CO. , Omaha , Neb.
AMMUNITION SPORTING GOODS
GUNS , , ,
Fishing Tackle , Base Balls and a full line of
GOODm :
m-
FEBRIFUGE
FEVER 1 AGUE
DISIASX8 from ik STITISf.
J. C. RICHARDSON , Prop. ,
8T. XOD13.