BEK.
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Friday .Morning , Oct. 22.
Pat rson bells coal-
SaxL for.iinc bath iponges.
Sce'Polack'B advertisement.
' ' Dentrifice.
-For'the teeth , Kuhn'e
Frederick's.
Winter caps cheap at
Try-Saxe's new Five Cent Cigar.
Omalia Ferry.
P rter is rnnninf ; the
Industrial school d nner to day.
-Standard Club parly last evennr.
IJuUericVs patterns at CruickBhankV.
Lubiu'fcbulk perfume at Kuhn's ou'y.
Tne Cecilian concert will be the event
of to-night.
BUS I1 THE WOULD Bazar
Patterns at EushrnanV tf
G lox e fitting
The democratic primaries took place
st evening , from 5 to 7 o'clock.
-Tho jury in tliellaller caw disagreed
nml was discharged this mining.
-The best of meaUat Bath & White'B
market , opposite the postoffice. 29-tf
The eani banks on the Iowa side of the
river , are covered w.th ducks and geese.
Bath & White , opposite the post-
office , receive fresh fish every Thursday.
twt-tf
For 1-ands , Lots , Houses and Farms ,
look over Bcmis' new column on first page.
Bargains.
Wednef dy
There was otfy one arrest >
his fine and was
and the Individual paid
released.
First class prairie hay was selling on
the streets Wedtesday , at from § 0.50 to
SS.OOperton.
The Northwestern train was an hour
late y"esterd7y.an3 the.mailltrain from
the west islialf an lr u. late.
Houses and Lands. Look
- Lots , Farms ,
m-er 3Jemw''n < w column of bargains on 1st
page.
page.Tlio Omaha ' Sportmen's club met
last evening to choose siJes for the annual
hunt to take place on next Wednesday.
-Ju t Arrived-The nobbiest Healing
Steve fortheseaBoaof 1880 has just ar
rived at Wm. F. Stoetzels. ott 9-3t
Superintendent Pierce , of the Poor
Farm , has a fine , healthy , three weeks'
nld , girl baby , to give away. Inquire at
the poor hocse. ° 2 < J-2t
Mm. H. L. Latcy , Prof. M. Calm ,
Mesa * . Frank S. an < I J. L. Smith , and
J. W.iandValterWilkins will participate
in the Cecilian concert.
There is plenty of work for laboie B in
the country. A BEE reporlcr not ced seve
ral farmers in town Wednesday inquiring
forhauJs to hupk corn.
Tr.e new buBines * block between 1th
and 14th stro ts , on Haruey , is going up
rjpidly. It will probably be finished ar out
tjo fiifct of December.
A'ferocious and panguinary dig-fight ,
n the corner of 13th and Douglas ftreeis ,
attracted qu'te a crow dot men and boys
for a short time Wednesday afternoon.
The Tenth .Street Industrial tchool
dinner is in progress yesterday and was fol
lowed by a nuppe--Ifbl evening , at the
corner of Eleventh iiud Furnham.
Mrs. C. D. O'Neill , of Council Bluffs ,
Miss Ca'derwo- , Miss Mattie hetn dy ,
and Mr. W. O. Sanders , bing at the Cecil-
uu Cviic rt.
A careless man on horseback run o\ er
a H i all boy m Souih Omaha Wednesday ,
breaking 1 is nose and a leg. We hoj > e thi
individual \\ill bcfouud aud made to pay
for his criminal carelehmiesu.
Maty Anderson will apjicar in this
city Xov. let ; Neil Buwess in Widow
J > dott , Oct. 2ath , Katie Putnam Nov. > rd
and 4th. Other companies are booked for
more remote dates.
Fredtnck Linding IMtcr. Stnre
crowded with Stetson's fi n st and nobbiest
Hats. You can buy a/ne lint of Fn-de-
rirk chea | > er than common Hats elsewhere.
A cfill inll couvir.ec. .Sofc .l .lciif for
Vt/ort * Halt.
Miss StaciaCrowley willreadMrs. R.
C. Chamberlain will recite , and Mr.
lincraricli the renowned Zither plnyer.
w ill dcigU the people at the Academy
thin evening. Reserved Beats at Max
Meyer's , 5J cents.
The government work en the levee ,
mar the foot of Farnham street , is pro-
g -os.iug finely. About 409 yards of the
b ink have been covered with young wil-
lo * , entwined and interlaced so as to cf-
fcitiially prevent auy further undermining
by the river.
Cpt. Porter's ferry at the foot of
Farnham street , transferred at one trip ,
Tueilay , three emigrant teams and twelvs
head of hjrees. The steam ferry also land
ed two emigrant teams yesterday. They
were all going to take up government latids
iu the western part cf this state.
The Omaha & Southwestern and Oma.
} \ \ & Korthwestern embankment , crof-ing
Irani the foot of Douglas street to tte U.
P. railway , was finished W dnesday. Mr.
Grabbert , the contractor , has been working
B > \dily at it for the past two months , acd
"Wednesday cveningthelaBtloftd ofdirtwai
tlumjicd and levelled. Track-laying will
commence immediately and it will prob * .
lily be in use in a short time.
The pall-bearern at ihe funeral of the
lute Mi& Agnes M. Kilc.i , which took
p ace nt 2 p. m. Wedn' slay , were Messip.
< .ieo. Pattrrs n , Joe Lehmer , Jas. Ito p ,
Kichard Carrier , Wil Ogden and Will
Itedick The shop hands attended the
i-crvices in a body , about ODO strong. The
Ken ices were iiuptessive and beautiful and
at the grav e its gloom wa hidden in a pro
fusion of vines , foliage , aud flowers.
Dr. Peck , of this city. We nssday , t ur-
ihased A n and splendid let of doube
harness for his well-known trotter , Ran
ilall , a d a nand-ome little mare which he
liai recently bought , aud , which he inUndi
driving ith Randall. The mare is said to
hive trotted in a 3:15 race when 3 years
old , and , Randa < l , ai js wel. known , his a
record of 2:24. The nevvhameos S'ts both
horses off to advantage , and they will
make a fine team. The owner may well be
proud of them.
A runaway took place Wcdnepday on
Frnh tin ctr t , nsarthe riverwhUh rams
uearrwiulting eriju ly. A te m bplons-
ing it a farmer who had just cro eed from
tli ? Iowa side of the river took fright at a
pming engine and galloped tip the hill at
foot of HVmham street. Just befo e
reaching the top of the hill , the w .gon took
aiOiJed wu the tteep bnuV aid upset.
T > e farmer accompani" ' 'ij * hole load
f turnip ; end c ' s nSlnl to the
to' torn of the ul'ih" tem tto ped of
! th ir own accord. he owner after' on-
Ktdcrabl tr ublc i . t ghtinj tl'e wagou ,
lu-c vered that e < > ! ] iing wa * broken and
* weiit on his way rejoicing.
BesietraUon Notice.
S ate of Neiraska Douglas Oo.
-Notice i § hereby given that I will
r.ilui the etoro of Edward Lucas , cor-
Jiurof Thirteenth and Chicago streets ,
hiober.25.h , 20 h and 30th , for the
purpose of correcting the voting lust
i 'he Fifth ward.
\VAKEFILLD ,
Jteghtrar of the Fifth ward , Omaha ,
THE BUST BEES ,
An Excellent Entertainment
at the Christian Church
Last Night.
The Busy Bee entertainment at the
Christian church on Tuseday even
ing last was in every way a very great
success. This was their second ap
pearance in public , and each time
they acquitted themselves in such a
way as to elicit tlie praise of every
one who had the good fortune to bo in
attendance.
\Nhen the curtain parted for the
Crat time it revealed to the audience
the intelligent face of Slits Maggie
Richards , who recited in a clear , forci
ble manner a short poem prepared for
the occasion , setting forth the origin ,
purpose aud success of the society ,
which was organized about one year
ngo , wilh only five or six
members , and it now numbers
thirty , and a group of more intelli
gent , cheerful boys and girls would be
nard to find. They hare raised in
money over 5250 , in this brief year ,
basidcs accomplishing a world of good
in other directions. After the intro
duction by MIBS Maggie , there was a
regular "Sarm of Bees , " that
brought every bee in ilu hive , upon
the stipe. Each ono repeated a , verse
with the word be , in it , then united
hi ai'iciug an original oong composed
for the occasion.
" \Vhonnext the curtains puted , it
was to reveal to the audience the
bright , chserful face of Miss Poll } '
Goldsmith , who recited in a most
cbarmiug manner , "Womnn'KWurk. "
This was followed by a sontj , "Cap
tain Jinks , " sung by Miss Birdie
Richards , a little girl of only four or
five years , dreseed iu soldier uniform.
This was tco much for the audience ,
and for a time , it eccmcd , when the
cheering would subside the house
would be roofless. They called for Miss
B-rdie a ain and would t&keuo denial.
Shu returned , lifted her cap nod Bang ,
"Little Brown Jusj , " in a manner to
delight every one. MissBfdie Adams
who , by the way , surpasses anyone of
her age we have lately heard , as a
reader , recited , iu costume , a leng'h.
poemcalled "The Old Man at School.7'
She carried the a-idience by storm
The real "hit" of the evening was a
in rna"fl ceremony peif < rmed by Mas
ter ' ' "Vic. " Rosewater , Mr. Hirry
Sharp nnd Miss 31 ry Stephens ,
in- ; the happy couple united. Vic
cemmly cannot be surpassed as an uf
ficiatini ; clergyman. The audience
refused to be sa'isned until the wed
ding WBS repeated. Several little cirl * ,
tircs-td to represent id * > al old innida ,
sang an old maid's sing loth great
Htmistmpnt of the children.
The last tcene , in wh.ch all look
pirt , was truly beautiful. In the cen
ter of the s ajre was a rnck
containu g a lir e , costly Bible.
This was surrounded by sheaves
of wheat ncely bound a d tied wuh
pink rihron. The rhildten formed
around tlrs in a hxlf circle , with
Birdie Richards at one end and lit le
Ueulah Slutp at tha otb.tr. Each
child hi Id in one hand a bunch of
wheat buund with airbun , and reported -
ported a pasiauo of s > .rip ure havingm
it "The word of ( JoJ " ' Then "a 1
m ted in H 'gtiiR "We are tin-
Keat orB"and whi'e singing the e-hoius
for the last t-mo Birdie and Beulah
met in the center of the s aqe ; , putt -
t n. ; QHch an arm around the other ,
and crossing their tiny theavos ol
nhost before them , remained in this
attitudu until the curu-n closed.
The Busy Boos were grt-atly aideo
by the deaf mutes fr < in the Instill te.
Prof. Rted recited in the muiclin-
KURge a mnst charming etnry of two
negr < es stealing melons. With a briel
hint at the story beforehand , the au
dience had no trouble in tind"ratand-
inu ; every j.art of it. Mrs. Reed re-
ci'cd "Nearer , my God , to The. * , " by
Eignp , in a manner as beautiful as1 ii
was surprising and entertaining to the
audience. 'The Temptation" anc
"Tricks of Trade" were performed b >
the mutes , to the creat delight of all.
Wo hope the Busy 33eea will soon
bs EO numerous as to make another
swarm necessary.
Zephyrs and Java Canvas Cash
mere ? , Germautown Yarn and ladies
aud gentlemen's Dndeiwear , large as
sortment Cloakings , Ulster and Dress
Cloths , just received , at
L. \VilIiaais & Son's.
BIDS ON BONDS.
CITY CLEKK'S OFFICE , )
OMAHA , Oct. 21,1880. J
Sealed proposal ! will be received by
the undersigned at his oflica until 7:3C
o'clock Monday evening,0ctober 25th ,
A. D. 1880 , for the purchase of $ C6-
100 of bonds of the city of Omaha ,
described as follows :
One hundred and twenty bonds ol
five hundred dollars each , and sixty-
one bonds of ono hundred dollars
each , all dated November lit , 1880 ,
aud bearing interest at the rate cf
seven per cent per annum , interest
payable semi-auuually at Kouctza
Bros' , banking house in the city of
I ew York , and the bonds redeemable
on the first day of November , 1900 , at
the same bank.
Said bids shall ppecify the price that
will be paid and the Amount of bonds
proposed to bo taken. Envtlopaa con
taining said proposals or bids shall be
marked " .Bids on Bonds , " ba ad
dressed to the undersigned , and be
delivered before the expiration of ; bo
time above specified. The city couu
cil reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. By order of the city ccun
oil. J. F. MCCAETXET ,
oct21-4t City Clerk.
A laige assortment of boys and
mcns' overcoat * , pants , vest , coats ,
suits ; also a full line of gents furnish
ing goods , at 1'oUck'e , Farnham
street , near Fourteenth. o21-3t
Apples by the b r-el at BufLt'e.
REMARKABLYLOW PRICES.
There is no expense connected with
our Cloak Department. See them
at Bushman's. 21-2t
Largest , best selected and finest
stock of SOLID SILVERWARE in
the city , just received , at Edholm A
EricksouV , opposite postoflico.
Full line of new and elegant pat
terns of suitings , coats , pnt , and
vests just in , at L. B. Williams &
Sun's. This department is now under
the special management of J. H.
Stein , who u one of the best cutters
in the west , and is known to many of
eur citizens. No trouble to show
goods. Call and get prices.
L. B. WILLIAMS & Sox's.
Apples by ihe barrel at Buffet'f.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
A. T.Wilkirs left forLaramie yesterday
Captain Marsh has gone toGreen River.
Major Chambers arrived from the cast
yesterday.
AL Patrick arrived from the east yes
terday morning.
Thos. L. Kimball came in from Chicago
yest r morning.
E. R. Frenchof Boston , came in yester
day from the east.
Hon John Toinlin , of Otoe.waa in the
city "Wednesday.
Hon. J. H Mickey , ef Polk county , was
in the city yesterday.
Ex-Senator Tiplcn took the noon train
yesterda for the west.
Mr. H. a Elwin , of Chicago , passed
through the city Wednesday ea route for
Denver.
W , E. "VVilking , of the Master Me
chanic * ' depaitment , U. & X. railroad ,
went west yesterday.
Bishop H. H. Kavanaugh and party , of
Louisville , Ky. , passed through the city
Wednesday west bound.
Mr. A. 11. Penn , of Hastings , was in
the city yes' erday on a business vi-it. Ho
reports everything flourishing in Hastings
Sirs. Leland Edwards and her father
Tunis Van Antwerp , E = q , of New York
are visiting their relat ves , Cart J. S
Wood and family , of this city.
Omaha Working ntn's Sporlmen's
club held their regular monthly meeting
last evening , audha\edeciJcdto hold the !
fall hunt on the 22nd of this month , nnd
game to be counted the 21st at 4 p. m. it
the club room. Sid 8 have been chosen for
the hunt.
AppLs by the barrel at Buflet's.
California Peara , Plums , Grapes ,
etc. , at Tizard's Palace. o21 tf
Reduction In prices , eupeiiority
maintained , Astor House , N. Y.
olGlm
FLOCU POTS Car load at Evans' ,
Fourteenth and Dodge streets.
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RANGES ! RANGES ! !
The best ranges in the market at
the' lowest possible prices at 11. Tros-
sins , 1111 Douglas street. o20t4
Mrs. M. Cox , Fashionable Dress
Mak-r , 317 Fifteenth street , between
Davenport and Chicago.
MR. EEXEST KREBES , manager of
the Nebraska Vinegar Works , has en-
lurged the capacity of his factory , and
is turning out the best vinegar in the
west , and his always on hand a large
Strck of DISTILLED WINE VINEGAR.
CIDKR VIXEfiAR and WIXE VISEOAE ,
which is offered at the lowest rates
Sir. Krcbes1 vinegar took the first
premium at the Nebraska State F-iir.
sat-tu-th
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BAI CAINS IN SILK AXD WORSTED
SCITS at McDosM.D it HAUKI&ON'S.
tu-th
COOKING STOVES ,
With a full set of furni-rr * ft r § 11.00
and up aid at the Stovi Store of
R Trojsin , 1111 Dougla-s street.
Pncos exceedingly low. Crtlland see
for younehvs. o20-4t
WATCHES AND DIAMONDS ,
in larger quantities than evjr b fore
at Edhulm & Erickson's , < pposito the
poatoflice.
Acir load of \11TQENWAUE ,
Jugs , Jars , Milk t'.ins , Tea Pots ,
Fruit JIK , Churns , etc. , etc. ,
wholesale and retail. ; .t Evans , Four
teenth and Dodqt > t-treet. t-th s
If you have tried everything rl-e.
without receiving any benefit , call al
230 Dodge street , north side , between
13ih and 14th , and see the agent for
Isanc Nichols' American Remedy.
olGeodlm
OYSTER SUPPER , ccr. llth and
Farnham.
Mr. D. Sullivan , who has been a
resident of Omaha for the last twenty
years , and well known to the most oi
our citizens , has entered into a
copartnership with his three sons , and
opened a Hardware and Tinware
Store , at 1410 Farnham street , oppo
site the old Grand Central. Mr. Sul
livan's sous are all practical mechanics
and thoroughly understand the busi
ness , and are prepircd to do nil kinds
of roofing , guttering , and tin work
generally , at prices lower thn ever
before. The firm has bought their
immense stock , direct from the manu
facturers fur cash , and will give prices
that will actually astonish buyers They
have on Innd a Urge assortment of
the best heating stoves in the market ,
a full line of cooking stoves , ranges ,
ifcc. , &c. Also a fine line of shelf
hardware , tinware , Ac. The integrity
of Mr. D. Sullivan , as is well known ,
is up to the standard and the came can
he said of his sons. Parties needing
any thing in their line wll do well to
tive them a call ; look through their
stock and get their prices.
octlO-3 t-tu.th
Largest stock of JEWELRY at Ed-
helm &Ericksnn's , opposite postoffice.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Owing to a large portion of our
goods coming in from the foreign mar
kets late , we have abandoned the idea
of a formal opening. Lidies will ro-
ceiva every att ntton when looking
throush our mammoth stock of La
dies' Suit * , Cloiks , Corsets , Hosiery ,
Underwear and Fancy Neck "Wear , all
of which are of the most desirable
styles and patterns. Black Silk-
Suits from § 25.00 up. Worsted Suits
$5 00 up. Call and inspect these
goods. MoDoxALD & HARRISON ,
olGsat-tn-th 1408 Farnham St.
A Card.
I have received my fall and winter
stock , consisting of a full assortment
of 1 > dies' , gents' , boys' and children's
boots and shoes all from the best
manufacturers of St. Louis and Phila
delphia. I keep no shop work , and
you find at my store only honest and
tair goods. Every pair warranted ,
and sold at bottom prices. No better
goods are brought into this market
, hnn I handle. I mean what I say ,
and say what I mean , that Phillip
Lang's is the cheapest place for boots
and shoes in the city.
PHILLIP Lixo ,
1318 Farnham street.
Come in and see our stock. We will
> e pleased to show you our goods.
EDDOLM & EKICKSOX'S ,
Opposite postoffice.
Strange Stories.
About 2 o'clock this morning a
prominent and veracious gentleman of
this city was on his way homo from
his business , which keeps him out un
til that hour every night. He was
passing up Douglas street , and was
just in front of Hickman's , when oul
from the doorway sprang an animal ,
which took its stand directly in front
of him , as if to oppose further pro
gress. He said lo him
self , Piuaforically , "It is the
cat. " The moonlight soon ds-
polled that illusion however , and as
the animal , which he says was about
as largo as a tall grown wild cat , with
hair bristling up and oyoi flashing fire
approached him , he heat a dignifiec
but decided retreat. It still followct
him until ho broke into a double quick
and took refuge on the stair-waj
leading to the Republican office. It
left the vicinity soon ant
he went home by another
route. He is certain tbal
it was some wild animal , and thinks
it may have been one of the pet wolves
or other animals owned about town ,
which had made its escape from con
finement.
This morning a covey of wild chick
ens flew over Cruickshank's store , anc
ono of them fell through the elevator
into the basement story below , where
it was captured and detained as a
hostage by Mr. Falconer , who exhib
its the trophy with considerable pride.
Apples by the barrel at Buffet's.
WoEhTED SUITS FROM 55 UPWARDS
AT aicDoxALD & HARRISOX'S.
olGsat-tti-th
A Double Anniversary.
Judge Pat. O'Hawea and Mra.
Hawes celebrated to day their seven
teenth wedding anniversary which , we
trust , will not ba their last ono for
many years to come. There is a
rather romantic story connected with
the Judge's courtship and marriage ,
which wo ara not permitted to publish
further thin that the Judge was in
General Gatfidd's Brigade in eastern
Kentucky in 18G3 and was sent to
Cittlottsburg to act as Provost Mar
shal of that district. There he
met a charming lady and on
the 21st of October they
wore married. The judge must have
hem A highly privileged man as scl-
dicr aud bride groom at the same time ,
all being fair both in love and w. < r.
It is also the second anniversary of
the wedding of Kent K. and Minnie
E. Hayden , the Utter being Mis.
Hawes'sister , and when they meet to
pits this evening together it will be
a i oed hand lo draw to. Our beet
wishes are extended to both.
Real Esta.e Transfers.
S. D. Mi-rcer and wife to S. R !
Johnson and N. Shelton ; w. d. , 32
61-100. and in sec. 17 , t. 15 , r. 13 , e
§ 6,522.
Uliarloa O'Connor to Josrph W.
Guinett ; w. d , lot 1 , block 362 ,
Omaha. § 2,000.
Gjonje N. and Josephine Crawford
to Andrew Sampson ; w. d. , lot 4 ,
block 4 , town of Ehhorn ? 40.
Thos. G'Bnon and wife to Andrew
Simpson ; w. d , lots 5 and 6 , block 4 ,
Elkhorn-S175.
Edward Roddis et ux , to George
Thrall , w. < t. , und. i " < 'f that part o'
n 48 rods Int4 , sec. 23. t. 45 , r. 13
eist , lying west of O. it S. W. R. R. ,
corner right of way , except small portion
tion described $0.200
Douglas Uoun y Di&trict Court
Proceedings bad on yesterda- , the
Hon. James W. Savage , presiding :
Forbes etal. vs. McHuch ; defend
ants Wm McHu , O'Brien & Bartlett -
lett , Luther R. Wright and Charles
Ednertoii ; ordered to show causa by
Saturday morning next why an at
tachrariit should not be issued P gainst
them for contempt.
Warren vs. Stephens ot al. ; dis
missed.
White vs. Bartlolt etal. ; leave to
reply instanter.
SUto vs. Heller ; submitted to jury.
State vs. Mitchell ; charged with the
murder of Lyons at Millard in Augusl
last ; jury trial in progress.
HARD COAL SELF-FEEDING
STOVES Splendidly and elaborately
plated with nickel , for $8 and upward ,
at R. Trossin's , 1111 Douglas street.
o20t4
Apples by the barrel at Buffet's.
WASTED , .TO RENT A house of 5 to
7 rooms. Scuth of St. Mary's avenue
preferred. Address "K. , " ( B. &M.
ticket office , Omaha. o21-3t
FURS ! FURS ! FURS !
The Omaha Fur Manufacturer ,
Henry G. Richter , Fifteenth street ,
opposite the postoffice , calls the at
tention of the Ladies ot Omaha and
vicinity to visit his superb stock of
Furs : and , also , to look over their old
fura for repairing , before the season
advances. Satisfaction guaranteed.
olG-nl
Mrs. S. A. Smith , groceries and
produce , has adopted the cash system.
Call and get prices ; 7th and Pierce
streets. 3t t-oct7.
WANTED. A good store boy. Re
ferences. H. G. RICATER ,
Opposite P. 0.
BASE BURNER STOVES.
Don't fail to call and see the "In
vincible" and "Argand" stoves , of
which I have sold so many this sea
son and previous years , and which
are now acknowledged by all to be the
best stoves in the market. I can also
assure the public that my prices actu
ally defy competition , and are far be
low those of any other house in the
west. To convince yourselves of the
truth of this statement call at No.
1111 Douglas st. R. THOSSIN.
oc20 4t
HANGING BASKETS.
Car loid , plain and hanging , at
Evans' , 14th and Dodge sts.
19-tu-th-sat
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THE LATEST FROM INDIANA ,
informs us that Fred M. Peterson ,
the "Omaha Bakery" man , has the
inest rig in town , and gets up the
> 9st line of bread , cakes and pies , and
runs the cleanest shop in the west.
All from ? 2.80 six years ago. Try
his celebrated TWIST , 51G Tenth St.
th s-tf
E. Maurer has opened his new
saloon and lunch room 1214 Farnham
treet , late Elgatter'a store. 1m
tr. S. Jurors. November Term.
The following named gentlemen
have been drawn to servo as jurors at
the next term of the United States
courts , commencing on the 8th pro-
mixo in this city ;
GRAXD JURORS.
R. Bayly , Fairfield ; Daniel Kennis-
ton , Omaha ; J. C Smith , Bfllevue ;
Allies Warren , Belle P. 0 ; John R.
Hart , Bloomin < ; toii ; AR. . McCand-
leas , Aepauwall ; George A. Abbojtt ,
Falls City ; James E. Doon , Wil
bur ; A. Murdock , Grafton ;
Samuel Richardson , South Bend ;
George Nowar , Wilbur ; John W. Gil
bert , Fnendville ; Samuel J. * ham-
bera , Omaha ; Hmiry Reno , tfr-ebuig ;
Fred. Lamhotf , Pluttatnniith ; C. 0
White , Ashland ; A. G. Barnes , Lin-
cou ; Wm. E Gr.uton , Omaha ; Rob
ert Payim , Nebraska City ; Wm. P.
Wile , x , Omsha ; H. J Ralston , Falls
City S mon Robinson , Howard
P. O ; Himau Chapman , Belle Creek ;
FKTIT JURORS.
J. B. Thornton , Rock Bluff ; Wm.
B. Prtj ton , Omaha ; James Donnelly ,
Omasa ; Charles J. Bolby , CreteE. ; .
H. Wilcox , Brownville ; S. W. Haes ,
Norfolk ; John D. Croigiton , Omaha ;
R. L. Stewart , North Franklin ; Chas
Fowler , Wteptng Water ; Thos. R b-
bius , Peru ; Oscar Steven' , Omaha ;
B B. Cronm , Sutton ; L. E. Allen ,
Alma ; Thomas Graham , Sovvaro ;
D. L. Stevenson , Falls City ; J. M.
Dryden , Brownville ; S. A Bennett ,
Ponca ; Thomas J. Campbell , Brown
ville ; J M. Higeins , Ea < ; le ; A. W.
Rose , Ionia ; Lawrence Van Duzen ,
Falls City ; P. S. Real , Grafton ; H.
S. Boyle , Jackaon ; P. Hennegiu ,
Seward ; T. B. Parker , Dorchester ;
Joseph Johnson , Blair ; Nathan Meati
er , Peru ; George Tate , Peru ; Isaac
CUrk , Tecumseh ; Amoa Gae3 , Gil-
more.
The most elegant piece of workman
ship in the line of jewelry ever seen
in the weat , is a ladies'set manufac
tured by Edholm & Erickson and on
exhibition : ik their sales room , Fif
teenth and Dodge streets , opposite
poatoflice It consists of ear rings
and breast pin , containing in all 43
genuine diamonds set in solid gold
and finished in the most tasteful and
artistic manner imaginable This firm
h.i3 also just finished another beauti
ful bar breast pin att with diamonds
and diamond ear drops , which are in
cised in cLisp.iblc tubes of solid gold
and can be worn as solitaires or oth
erwise. It
I have a lot of heating stoves suit
able for stores and offices ; else a largo
wrought iron range and cast iron
cool > ing stovra for hotel use , that I
will close out much less than cost.
Als > tinware and house furnishing
goods rlidap. Enquire at Odd Fel
lows block. E F. COOK.
t213t
FOR 85.
TWKS1Y-ONK KUMBfcnS OF SCRIBNEIl's
MOSTULY.
The magii'ficen'ly illustrated No-
vemKr nuinberof SCKIINER' MONTH
LY , tLo DE-JENNIAL ISSUE , an-
pf-ara in a ne.v cover , ai d c ntiina thn
Grat chapters of PETER TOE
liREAT AS RULER AND BE-
FORMER , by Eugene Schuyler , the
be iiinii g of capital serial novel , ar
ticles on GLADSTONE ( with full
pa o prrtrait ) , ELIHU VEDDER ,
MILLET , All I EMUS WARD mid
WALT WHITMAN , wi h many ether
or tapers of unusual interest , among
them the firct published oxphn.ition
ofHellor'd
Hellor'd Famous Second Sight Trick.
This November number begins the
twtiuiy lint v > hunu The increasing
popularity of I ho minaz ne is strongly
evidenced by reo nt sales. A yonr
in ihtt monthly circulation was ; \ \ > > ut
90COO , copies ; during thu past niiib
months it IMS avtrdgtd 115,000 ,
wtnlu the first utuirm i f the Novem
ber is tie H 125.COO. Price 35 cents ;
84 00 a year.
The following tp ? : al oilers are
made with new subscriptions , ( num
hers aud volumes supplied , post-paid ,
by the publ.slurs and all dealers ) :
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for 3500.
For $1 00 , a year's subscr'ption , be
ginning with Nov. , and nine rect-nt
numbers , Fub'y to Oct. , 1880 , includ
ing I'artl. of Peter the Great , Mrs.
Burntt''s Louisiana , etc. ( Regular
pricu , S7 50
(2) ( ) Two Bound Vo's and a Subscrip
tion foi $750
For 7.oO , R year's subscription and
two richly hound volumes , XIX. and
XX , containing the above numbers ,
and all of Cabin's brilliant novel , The
Grandhsimes. ( Regular price § 10. )
SORIBNER & CO. ,
743 Broad wyN. Y.
Third Warcl Voters Registration
Notice. "
I will sit at my cffice northeast cor
ner of Fourteenth and Douglas streets ,
( over Cumi : g'a auction store ) on
I hursday , Saturday and Monday.
[ Thursday 28 h and Saturday 30th
October , and November Monday 1st. ]
for ilia purpose of registering the
electors of the Third ward.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
net my band this 20th day of Octo
ber , 1830. WILL H. RILEY ,
o20-10t Registrar Third Ward.
Fire at the Oil Mill.
An alarm of fire was turned in about
2:15 : this morning , the cause of which
proved to be the burning of the ware
house belonging to Taft & Woodman
of thfl Omaha Linseed Oil Works and
which was used to store their flax
seed. The origin of the fire was prob
ably spontaneous combustion. The
amount cf damage and insurance
could not be ascertained , but rill be
given in this evening's piper.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
STATE OF NEBRASKA , )
DOCOLAS COUNTY. J '
Notice la hereby c iveii that I w'll
sit at my officp , 317 Sjuth Twelfth
street , between Farnham and Harney ,
on Wednesday , Tnursday , Friday and
Saturday , October 27th , 28th , 29th
and 30th ; also on Monday. November
1st , 1S80 , for the purpose of regis
tering the electors uf the First Ward.
In witness where fI have hereunto
set my Innd , thii 18th day of Octob
er , A. D. , 1830.
E. M. STENBERO ,
08 12t Registrar First Ward.
To the Voters of the Sixth Ward.
Notice is hereby given , that I will
sit at my office , 908 north IGth street- ,
from Tuesday , October 10th , to Sat
urday , Oct jber 23rJ , and every even
ing thereafter to November 1st , 1880 ,
For the purpose of making a new com
plete registrar list.
ol8-0t Jm N. MCBPHY , Registrar.
Float Senatorial Convention.
Tbo senatorial convention of the
Sixth district , comprising Douglas
and Sirpy counties , met at the Board
of Trade rooms at 2 p. m. to-day.
Mr. John Rush was chosen chair
man and George Benson secretary.
C. F. Goodman , John Baumer ,
Henry M. Eby , Col. John C. Myers
and Joel T. Grifliu were put in nomi
nation.
Tt e first formal ballot showed no
choice.
Jjhn C. Myers of Sarpy wis nomi
nated.
CLOAKS ! CLoTlCS ! CLOAKS !
A lar e invoice now offering at ex
tremely low prices at Bushman's 21-21
Don't tnnnr a gx > d Stove away be
cause H needs a few repairs that you
taink you can't get , but go to Win.
F. Stottzil , who will get them for
you. 19 3t
Died.
John R. Meredith , died at 4:30 a.
m. to day , awed about GO years. Tne
remains will probably be sent to Phil
adelphia for iiitermeni ,
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES
ON CLOAKS AT BUSHMAN'S. 21 2t
SFEGiAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Advmiaetncnta To Let For Salo'
Lost , Found , Want ? , Iio'trdlne Ac. , will be in
scttcil lathe * ) columns once ( or TEN CENTS
per line ; each suba < xuontlnsir IonFIVE CENTS
par line. The Hist Insertion cover lew than
TWENTY-FIVK CKKTA
TO LOAN-HQHEY.
teZP AMrt10 kOAS At3 pcr < M'i. lutci
5 > OlUUU rat , n flunu of ? 2KOsinl U-
wardstor 1 to 6 jcars' time on first cli iiruprov
eilcitj and ( arm property. Apply at BKHIS
Real Keta'aaud Loan Agency , 15 Ui nml Unu Lv
Sta. 278-e.vltt
ST TO IX3AN Oil ! t Law Office
M1 D. L. 7IIOHA8 , Kouma.C'feUUUm Block
M1MONKY
TO 11C9 Farnhs.ni 3trvwt.
MONKY
Dr. Edw&rdP Loan Agency * nov-22-t :
HELP WAHTZD
A gl 1 for gorenl housework.
WANTED S.V. . corner Utli and Chicago
streets. 72It
Gir' ; must be pee ) waslier and
WANTED ; srnod wijes } MU ] to fi gt-clasd girl.
Kotie others need app'y. MKS. ED. JOH ION ,
St. Mary's ao. . , between 19th and iOlh Ms.
710-il
WANTED A Rood boy to tend liar ; tp-akg
Ocr.va'i and En luh , slctpi at horn311 ;
South Kill S. . 718 21
\\f ANTED Situation by a jourg innn , ina
Tl d uiror croccry store , whohasheenin th'g
country 1'tit a few cU.\s , but ia welt qualified to
lilt any po iti'ui , i asstudis lmeJcino aol booV-
keenus ! for G y ar < ; wa < ei no object. AdJrcm
0. H.O. , Eeeifflee. 710-21
W ANTVD Itimojf room help. Apply at
this office. 7 l-'O '
WWANTED
WANTED Oo .11 aker. Call immediately ,
at ilie Vieuna Bakery 70S 21
Girl for peneral housework : Mis'
WANTED Mount , N. K. Cor Uarney and Ifitli
Sts. 701-23
W AI\TSD Girl Immediately , at theElki < oru
Valley Uouso 70s 21
- to do general bouaeuork , at
WANTFD-Girl
J10 Hoard street. ; 17-21
"TT7ANTED A pirl fir senenl homework.
TV Knquln-of ilrs. J. II. CrcUhion , Ciss
street , ben. 17tli and Ibth. 702-tf
VT7A > TRD Cookatthe O'Connell House on
YV 10th St , iiear Dodse. t31-21
ITT'AXTED A eooil house-keeper , at 1109
YY Kirnliam slreec , up slurs. 634 tf
U Oirl ; "c-ok" preferred , at F.
, cor 13th and Ja kson. bS3-tf
'A > iTED 2 men lo work i > i nnrkcdgarden ,
W iiwith , at the end cf 18th bt. 11.V. . HAIL.
C58-H
fQH RENT-HUUScS AMD LAUD.
KIUH HKST Lii > c front room , upstairs suit-
C able for i o cent enicn , 2Sd and CasjSis
Inquire at ting olhce , or ncMrtm "A. " poaicflice
701-21
POtt KENT CiV.t.v.-e , on 5th and Pine Sts ,
new housi1 , ci > ; iit rooms.on V3da d i assi-ts.
Enquiio J. i. l oe , tK. . Cor. llth and Farn-
liain. 096-tf
FOR HEN 1-H .11-0 . and lot in . ' hull's 2nd
add , iuar neu U. b. curnll. Kmiuiie ot
Boom ( I , Cr .ighto.i Block. IBl-tf
pOK 1UN1 Largo hi u c , 7 room , 20th t. ,
T noirCaBjsir.,0 C.T.IAYLiR ,
631-tt Ufllio Hlh and D u.'Ui.
F I OR KENT 'inely furnished room * at 1310
Davenport street , bet. ISib. aud Hth St.
350 tf
L1OR HKJ.T 2 furnMicd rooms oxer JJer-
1 cbaiita Exchange , N. E. Cor. 10th srd
1'oclto ptrcete. % ) tl
FOrf SALE.
BALV D HAY A car-load of b.iiht bjjrd hay
just received , at Charlton Bros , oar. Daven
port and 16th St ) . 720-tf
01S , FARMS , HOUSES AND LANES Look
over BKMId new column of uara'a ns on 1st
Pa.-e.
_
OR SALE Th' nev Jnglard House , Hast
E ings , Nob. Inquire < f propri 'cr on the
premises ; V ill EC ! ) the \\hjle or part intenst
E N. > OYES. _ 7133
[ 710 R SALK-T.nncr's tools li qu ro 415 10th
JJ itrcet. 7 7-22
_
Q HOUSED And coiner half of lot , southeast
fy corner 14th and Cass Sts. , 7 roomin each ;
rent for S20 and 325 i e month I Kills' I KAL
ESTATE AOE.NCT , 15th and DoTiglaa Sla. 670-11
TT10R SALE Mixed paints , at A Holmes.l6th
JD and California sjts. 015-tf
OFFF.RS A SPLENDID LIST O
BEJIIS
Carolling in Houses , Lots , Farms and
Lan'ls , in his new column on 1st pairo
Fit SALK Cottonwood lumber of all Blicfl.at
RKDMOND'S. Slxteenth-st. 61 61
_
MI8CEILANEOUS.
_ _
TRAVfcD OR STOLEN A red roan pony ,
about 10 years old jmd about 14 bands high ,
J. U. branded on front ehou'der Any informa-
t'onmiybe left at John H. Dlxon , rnuillion ,
Neb. 721-21
_
, FARMS , HOUSES AN D LANDS. Lee
Lors I3EMIS' new column of bargains on 1st
P Oct Ut , cno bay mate , oac bay
JL colt , three months olrf , white star in fore
head , anJ one bay over joar old ith s'ar in
forehead Owner cm h vc same i y calling and
pajinc charts. W. WOLESfiMSKY , i milpN.
E. of ittner'e biiclc > * rJ , Norih Ouulia.
637. th5t
T OST K.-d Irish getter bitch with pups Five
Jj dollars reward will be paid for ntr rctu-n.
CHAS 6 AM AN , at A. J. Slinpion'a ferriage
Shop. 7162
HOTICE Otto Fnspm. ve'ermary
O surgeon , graduate of ihe veterinary college
ot Stuttgntand Zurich. Hospital 1149 Wurman
* ISO-lm
Absolutely Pure ,
from Grape Cren Tartar. Xo otlie
preparation makes such lizht , flaky hot breads ,
UT luxurious p try. Can be eaten by ilrpef tics
without fear of the IU resulting from lic.iv > i
Hold only In cani" , by all Grocer ? .
Until. B Ktxn Povnup Co . N York
Saccc or toJ II TIIIELE ,
3IER01IANT TAILORS ,
No. 122O Douglas Street ,
ONE MILLION ACRES
CHEAP LAND
3C2W
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 suitable fcr
polonies in all the best
Counties in the State.
80,000 acres scattered
through Iowa.
A large number of Improved
Farms in Nebraska , many oi
them near Omaha , $12 to S40
per acre ,
An Immense List of
OMAHA
CITY PROPERTY ,
Consisting of Elegant Resi
dences from $3,000 to $20-
OOO. Many vacant lots in
the additions to Omahx
Hundreds of lots scattered
through the City. Houses and
Lots , Business Houses and
Lots , and all kinds of CLy
Real Estate.
We also have
MONEY TO LOAN
on Improved Farms in Doug
las County , on 5 years time , at
10 perceut. interest to all who
can show good titles.
Maps for Douglas and
Counties for su e ,
i beautiful lota fronting tooth in Isaac k
Selden's ado. for $ if 0 halt cash.
House and lot , 22d and Dtxtue $ 3,000
llou o and lot near Br > wnell Hill 2,100
Two new houses and full lot , rents for
$1:0 per ; ear 4000
New brick hou e , 21x25.1J story , with 3
lota 3,000
Uou-oaidlotWehattrst . . . l f00
Lirsehou-e and corner lot 6,000
large house full lot , California Bt 4,000
Residence and 4 full lota , St. Mary i a\e. . 6,600
Rouse and itnall lot , couth of depot 050
ITouso and emill lot , Fontn of depot Oi5
Besi icuce propetty , Konntze and Kuth's
add -6,600
Fine residence property 10,000
House and ot , 22d d llarney _ . . 1 00
Hou-eaud lot , Nelson's addition 2,7l > 0
House and lot Shlnn'a add.tion 1,600
Residenccand comer lot 2W >
he-idenco ( cash ) , 7,500
Reaidedce 6,000
Koaldencu 6,100
House and one-half lot 1.C5C
Threohou-ea and corner lot 700
Reaideneo and co'ner lot 7,600
House anJ CO icet front , IGth street 3,700
Lar > ehouso ndcorner lot 6,500
Roeidence and three lots 6,600
Two house and corner two-thirds of cor
ner lot 1,100
Housjand small lot , Cas ] street. . . 2,100
Hauso and lot , 2Hh near Farnh m l.OCt
BOGUS .tniLL.
Brick bouse and corner lot l,3.'o
Small home and full lot , Cumings st. . _ . . 2,30U
II use and lot , 23d street 3,2/0
House and full lot , worth (4,000 for. . . . . . 5MX )
Fnbrck reildence 1SOO
BricV residence 5,600
House and corner lot 1,550
New two iory house and corner lot. . . . 4,200
Residence and full lot , Farnh mst AfOO
House and one cere , 18th street 3,000
House and ha'f lot , lgh street 2,200
House and lot , Shlnn's addtt 01 l 600
House and half lot , Cags strret ] , 00
House and half lot , Casi Street 1,450
Resilience and 'wo loU , Capitol Hill 7.000
Elezant brick residence 2 full lots 16fOO
Finest residence in the city 16,000
ReVdence prtperty 17,000
Residen e propertyr 17.600
Residence 6tOO
Douse and lot , Shinn's adilition 1,200
House ami lot , hinn'a > dditlon 1,500
Houieand 'ot , 2'thand F-irnbam 1,400
llouse and lot. 27th and Douglas $87 ; ;
Houae and full lot , Izardst ] ,7M )
Newhouseand 1J lot 2,200
Kesidence property 7 , 00
Residence proper'y ' , erv fine 13,600
Houieand lot , Horbach's addition 1,500
Residence , Farnham st 6,000
Ilonso and } lot 1 bloct frnm Court
House and } lot 1 block from Court
HOUSJ . "SO
Houte and corner lot 2bIooliB from Court
House 2,400
House and 1 t , Nicholas street 1 00 < /
House and 1 atre. Discs' addition f JQ
House and lot , lllh streel 000
Lar e building and six Iota 1 mil * out. . . 4,000
Housa and lot on Davenport 3,600
Hou-e and 4 lot , near depot 1,500
House and | lot , near depot 9'0
House and Int , South Avenu * 1,000
Hcu e and lot , Shlnn's addition 1,600
Residence , Kountzo and Ruth'8 add 2,600
Residence property , Kounue ard Ruth's
addition 5,000
Residence prcperty , south part i f town. . 2,5TO
House and J lot , Webster t 2,700
Ho Re and 6 acres at Darracks 7CO
House and lot , i rmstrong'fl addit'n 1,000
Home and lot , South 12 st 650
lloti'e and lot , KouuUe and Ruth's ad
dition 3,500
Residence and } lot 2,700
House and lot , 16th Et 3,500
Boggs & Hill ,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS ,
1408 Farn , St , , Omaha , .deb ,
JTJ
Immense Stock for
Fill
1 fiZaL ,
Fine Custom-Untie
Men's Suits ,
Boys' Suits
Children's Suits ,
For Men ,
Boys , and
Children.
Uiider-Wvar , 15ats fiid
Trunks and Valises , ut
Prices to Suit All.
Farnham Street , Near Fourteenth
El Et' ' Ik & CO. ,
FAKNHAffl STREET.
Oval Brand
The Biles of this "brand" of Ohava row'o"lstri.reJ all others. You Rot . m"if Ojtters
EIGHT AND MEASUI.E Sa ca , ofthis brand than any oiler. U. > l lE-f/ ;
DEWEY & STONE , J.B.FRENCK&C
Jt * U JttlM'Z'JL1 &EOCEES ,
OMAHA. .
OMAHA OMAH A.
MAX MEYER & CO. ,
WHOLESALE
TOCigars
Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upmmls.
Tobacco , 2.5 ( Mints per pound upwards.
Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards.
Send for Price List.
mwf 3IAX MEYEIl & CO. , Omaha , Neb.
MAX IV ; EVER
GUNS , AMMUNITION , SPORTING G001
Fishing Tackle , Base Balls and a full line of
m
GATZ Mlili 3
CRACKER MANUFACTURERS ,
And Wholeenle Dealers in CIGARS and CONFECTIONERY. Drring the
Fall and Winter we will handle COUNSELMEN'S FRESH OYSTERS , which
are now the best In the market. A largo assortment of CANDY and SUGAIC ,
TOYS for the Holiday trade.
CATFREE5IAX , .110 11 til St. , Omaha.
cc'13
W IV ! . TOETZ \
Dealer in
The Cheapest Place in the City for
FIRST GLASS COOK STOVE
I Manufacture my own Pieced
That will last you a lifetime , at the Lowest Price in the city ,
and deal in no factory-made truck that ia almost universally
dealt in now-a-dayn.
I also manufacture all kinds of Cans.
W3I. F. STOETZEL , - - Tenth & Jackson Sts ,