Nebraska Newspapers

    ! IIS DAILY BEE
Monday Morning , Nov. 8.
-Beard of Trade to-night. )
Patcrson sells coaL
--J--mlcvcL Trading ffattcr. o23-lf
Sec ro5 i"advertisement. .
-3vic Xlciols , American remedy. 3
i ? rtcr is runniug the Omaha Ferry.
. - Lnbiusljulk perfume at Jvujm's on > .
There was cot an arrest Friday ni ht.
The live fit'.ck a ab todnyvverc 148
Viiews'o k of Cuc-liaLukcrdiief ex
i 1at fcaxe's.
-Whipple , McMillan & Co. , the jewel-
1".22 JJoDglas ( treet. o2Ctf
vi S ? IS THE -VVOIlLD-Ea nr
Th.lxstofmeatsat Uath & "While
tltolccvariety of Winter A i l -
c-l u.uhed at J.I. XICI10LS & CO.V.
- /ho train from the west lai-t nigh * . -U.IK
. ' . - . .n L ur late.
The Big 4 , Wednesday and Thund >
h's of this wceV.
- ul'.i vau's Mirror of Ireland hail asollier
] Luuse Saturday evening it the Aca-3-
ray.
Two narrow guagecnglucs.Noi. 10 luiil
1. v.ciitmf > t last niglit for tbe Coloifdo
v -ral road.
TWJ hundred and fifty Monnon cm-
the North vres-tern Ssf.
- < s came in o\cr
- , and left for ZHIII , a tlieU. J' . ,
1 iiJ.t.
TLe quarterly in cling o ! the Union
-hociation takes nlnce
< Jt' libinry -
* Tuenlay evening , the 9th inst , at 9
t i.c young ladies of Trinity Guild : uc
i.ite' ! to fcUonifclj tlicir friends c.\t
. . 'J.i ! with "a fine entertainment , the nr-
'rrf of which if a myttery as yet.
"The party ulio picked up a new 3S
.a'uTire Smith & Webson revolver Saturday
wiling is known and will save trouWo
'y ' Jcaviog it at ths police court room.
-Ladies ialcreKtol in temperance
woiksvi 1 plcusc meat the W. C. 'J' . TL in
I ic lr. M. C. A. looms at 2 o'clock TCCB.
lay afternoon for the puritose of electing
oilccra and wo.k of tie winter.
The corner stone of the new Mcllm-
list church wh'ch is hcing erected on the
ronjsr of Tenth and Pierce btrecU will be
laid" with appropriate ceremony next Wed-
ncs Jay * t 2:30 : p. m.
-The proprietors of the Linsted oil
mills will this week begin the ereotion of
a new storehouse and elevator to replace
the" one dcstrsyed by fire. It will be of
brick and iron , and will be completed in
about ix weeks.
The general meeting of the Board of
Trade takes place thi * evening , November
Hb,1 nnd.ull matters relating to the comm -
m rual or general welfare of the cily aud
-Uto are proper subjects to be presented
for discuss'on and action.
The Indies of the Congregational
cjinh hava resolved to bejtinvork at
( Ope f > r n fair , tre proceeds to be usid in
p'uVin ; the church in compete order for
the winter. The president and ladies RS-
with her bespeak the hearty co-
tratUni of crory inombor of Ulft
i All members of the I. O. O. F. in the
rftj- are invited to be present Monday
vcniiig , November Sth , at Odd Fellow *
Ufll. Grind llcportcrj Staley will
a HvnopsU of the recent { legislation by
nd lodge. B3 * order of
The bix Bnilo Sioux prisoner" , Turning
] > < 3r. Big Thunder , Horned Horse , Bear
3I fei , Two Calf and Gray Dog , who have
lieuu dclauml at Fort Omaha nearly- three
ui-mthb , on ths charge of the murder of
life" herder Jack Suthers , on the Loup
jrflTul } * , and of ftealiug horses , were taken
IntWest Point Friday.
-Tlic 11 xk Island train takes the run
imt to-jiight.
lUth & White , opposite the iwst-
otii errcccive fresh Chh every Tlmreday.
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twt-tf
forj Jiuds , Lot" , Houses aud Farms ,
Ititk pver Bcmifi' uewcolnmn on first page.
t Julius Itotlilmltz is the happy
of a newborn baby boy of wliich lie
' proud.
ms , Honses and Lands. Liwk
uis' n w column of bargains on 1st
jmge.
TlieTiiMjIc Jtjland train Saturday was an
Jiour late , and the Chicago , Burlington &
< 5&oy , forty minutes behind time.
A false alarm of fire was sounded from
3lj S 17 , about ten o'clock Saturday .
* \vfco turned in" the alarm , no one knows.
A special iuvitat'on is givsn to young
IMII and strangers in the city to attndtho
service at the Y. M. C. A. rooms this
ng , " : SO. All arc invited.
-1 he Kecond anniversary service of the
( tefotiou church will ba held next Sunday
rtrMimur at 10:3 ' . It i < hoped every mem-
l r , mul ever } ' one feelinpr an interest in
lac cJtutdi will be in attcndauue.
Tff
- * . + 'n nii FISH c cry Tlmr ilaj- and Fri-
tjfl iUlkiiult of fresh uid calt meats. The
Jo * t Ocrraan sausigci , a specialty , al-
'Hi ' hand , at the Palace Market of
& Hsgetbrn , Sli boutli Fifteenth :
wcd& at-tf
gjAbont four hundred Omaha people , in-
t udlng ihe Garfield and Arthur Glee
wcjt over to Council Bluffs last
iiight to jellify over thcrcsult cf Tuesday's
ectiitji. They fiot back about three
t 't&tak this morning. A special free train
van ran to accommodate them.
Jt is hoped and expected to finish the
t ck-laying on the Omaha & St. Paul line
I fa week. 1 he boss says that the iron will :
1 laid nights if necessary in orJcr to iin-
i-4i. When beard from on Wednesday ,
Lnt six -miles of grade remained to be
Lanctl , snd 'rails were ingoodtuirply.
\n interesting bet wai made on the
$ Xt ! ofj.be e'e.-i.ion between li. Uasmns-
Aji the 10th street saloon keef er , and Dr. [
Jturrow.by which Garfield's election be-
iii confirmed Mr. It. , will wheel the
tS < ser from theTJ. P. depot to Farnh'in :
si et , up 10th in a wheelbarrow , the trip
to conpy an hour's time , a-d music to Ic
.f . urn wheel by tbe lose % We wotald Mig-
jjt > < t that the tin horn brigade tender their
-vices free of chai1 e.
Miss IVTaUio Rothschild , sister of
'B'w. ' A. Pohck , will K VO pttnolps-
B. S , . conimcncitv ; the 10th instant ,
of
a1 the rcai ! ercs. 403 Cuss striset , be-
ievcu Twoatictb and Twenty-first.
3 li BO desiring untructioa will please
c. flat once. t'fvltf
TUB
J firat-clats Ifotel in every respect , it
B.ue'cd on the northwest corner of
Hrtcenlh and Capitol avenue. Thir
"
u he jso is newly and eli gutly fur-
n lud t rr ugliont , and the table a d
( > f fwc will compire favorablj in
Giro it i
A GAME OF BLTJEF.
Two Armed Robbers Rout a
Policeman , Reporter and
Hotel Clerk.
Datective Hazen Said to bo in
Tfouble.
The Withnell House was raided Fii-
d y night byacoupleofthieves-wh.oaro
supposed to have gained an entrance
by climbing over the front porch a
passing through an open window into
the parlcr. A guest was awaken
ed , but wcs silenced by the sight tf a
drawn revolver in the hands of a des
perado. He afterwards got down
stairs and noti6ed the night
clerk , 3Ir. Frank Gable , who
aeut the bell boy for a policeman anci
roon h d Oflicer Bellamy on ti.e spot ,
accompanied by a Herald reporter.
The trio advanced on the enemy who
were entrenched iu the gateway to
the wing of the houao. The two rob-
bera rose suddenly and got the drop
on the foe , compelling them to relreai
to the interior of the bouee , when
they made a dash down the street
followed by a couple of shots from
Mr. Gable's revolver , and csciped.
They secured about § 40 from the
quests lodged in ihe parlor. It was a
bold game of bluff.
WE AllE SUKPIUSED.
It is tcli u ? bvo responsible Hi-
zen of Sarpy county , tnat detective
Hazen , who figured so conpicuoubly
in the battle on the Niobrara , with
Doc. MiddLton's gang , ia being huut-
od in the bfush abcr.it Pappillion by
the authorities for paseinc ; counter
feit money and horse stealing. Our
informant says Bazen was arrested on
.Monday and confined in tbe hotel at
Pappio until Tuesday night when ho
made au excuse to go out aud cacapcd.
It is slid that the sheriff of Dodge
county is after him too. The whole
thiug may be a ruse of Hszsn's to en
able him to carry out some of his o n
work and capture a gaug himself.
TUKKB CARD MOXTE.
All unfortunate individual from the
U. P. transfer was in tins city Saturday
moring looking for Fomo men who
engaged him in a game of threo-card-
monte on the cast side , and beat him
out of $300. Ho went back at 10
o'clock without discovering any clue.
Those Hiyden Fire Kmdlors which
your Grocer sells , are just the fit for
these cold mornings.
Those in need of shoes , call and
see Indies' shoes , 75 cents ; Misses
shoes , OS cents. Satisfaction guaran
tied in all cases , at Fuliriedo's , Doug-
la ! , between 12th and 13lb.
novC 1m-
Edholm & Erickaon , opposite the
pastoffico , carry the largest and best
stock of Solid Silvarw.\re in the city.
California lctia , PJuma , Gr.ipo.s ,
etc. , at Tizird's Palaco. o21 tf
CAPS ALL.
Conner's Stoves much the finest
in the Market.n - " -1 --o. 141G
Douglas Mrcet. o22-tf
Look out for the S'toe Fly
If'cc/A Good assortment of boots and
shoo ? , especially suited for winter
wear , justreieivcd at Fullriedo's , near
13 h and Dodge. novG-lm.
Cheap Enougli. One piece of Hay
den's fine kiudler , costing Ij- cents
will start a hard coal fifo. Try it.
Best and cheapest board at Tizard's
STEEL EXGRA.YINGS.
Finest ever brought to Omaha , and
at New York prices. Don't fail to see
them at Elton's. no-lf
Edholm & Erickion , opposite the
prstcflice , carry the largest and beat
stock of Solid Silverware in the city.
Engravings at Hostic's ,
Fcr Sile Six-Iiorso power Baxter
engine and boiler , in good repair.
Apply at BEE oflicp. nc4tf
FURS ! FURS ! ! FOES ! ! 1
The Omnha Fur Manufacturer ,
Henry G. Richter , is to be found op
posite the posfrifrjRo. o20-tf
PERSONAL .PARAGRAPHS.
liird Wnkcly has gone to St. Loni .
S. E. J x > cke has returned from St. Loui .
CoL S. S. Il ynold8 , of Daid City , was
in town yesterday.
Col. J. J. Uickey has gone to ilarshall-
town , Iowa , on "business.
S. S. Stephens , of the Rock Maud , went
st last evening.
11. K. Uingwalt , of the Empire fast
freight line , lelt for the east yesterday.
S. 1C Uarkalow was among the eat
bound panaesgcrs Sunday. - "
Hon. C. L. Lamb , representative-elect
from Stanton county , is in the city.
X C. Kidenour , of iho Clarinda ( lo. ) ,
Democrat , was in the city yesterday.
Gen. Supt. J. T. Clark , of the IT. 1\ ,
ivent west at noon yesterday in his private
ar.
ar.L.
L. L Bennett , Kupcruitendent of tha
P.P. C. , went est last erening ever tie
Northwestern. i >
Frctl AV. Gray cme in f re m the east Sa
turdsy morning.
Gen. AV. AV. Lowe le't at noonSaiurday
or Utah.
Prof. C. D. AVilber , of Crete , was in the
ity Saturday.
Kev. Geo. AV. Frost was a west bound
passenger Satnrdaj- .
Chas. H. Dcwey was on ths Pullman.
chart Saturday as an Ogden passenger.
Lieut * ' . London and AYolbora.'U. S. A. ,
went west Saturday , ea route to FortTIar
ami ? .
Mrs. Efctabrook left Fiiday for a visit
a few weeks with hrr daughter , Mrs.
Col H. C. dowry , of'Cliicari. :
F. Gordon Dexter , Esq. , directcr of the
Union Pacific jailway , and his brother ,
Edwin Dexter , were in the city Friday.
James O'Brien , driver of the hook a-d
ladder truck. left for Davenport Friday
haviig been called there by t'eseritu
illne-8 of his mother.
Ph'l. Sunmo"ds , agest for the distin
guished actress , Miss Mary Anderson , is
tbecity.ancl ronsTOrmatcdsrrangemenls
for thatgrcaf artist to aprcar at the Aca-
nf Mosic. Friday ,
S. P."MORSE & CO. ,
COE. TESTH Am ) JACKSON STKEETS ,
Cash Jobbers and Retailers OF DEY
GOODS.
We are now prepared with a' full
stock of winter goods to invite the at
tention of the people dt Omaha , to
the inducements wo offer in our line.
Wo have always endeavored to show
oa our counters goods that are rare in
this market , thereby avoiding for cut
custom as the necessity of sending
abroad for goods , which they would
prefer buying at bomo. Wo cannot
bet'er convince the public that we re
tail goods here at NEVT YORK PEICES ,
than to invite their close inspection
of our goods and a comparison with
eastern prices. We give below a few
of our leading bargains , which cannot
bo duplicated west cf New York :
A 23 inch Black Satin at § 1.50 ,
which u usually retailed at 2.00.
Our SOc Black Cashmere is better
than SI 00 Cashmere elsewhere.
OurSLOO Black Cashmere is widely
known as THE BEST THAT CAN BE
BOUGHT FOR THE MONEY. Wo arc not
without attractions In lower priced
Black Cashmeres , retailing an r.ll
wool , wide Cashmaro at 45s. Our
stock of mourning specialties is
choice , embracing 48-inch Basket
Cloth ; 48-inch Seeded Cashmere.
48-inch Janise and 48-inch '
- , - jDrpd'Ete
at prices usually charged for same
goods 38-inch wide ; also black suiting
flannelsand Camelettes. In addition
tothco we have a choice line of En
glish Crape at lowest prices. In color-
pd , CamelettesPJaidSjC.shmeresetc. ,
wo offer our usual attractions. In
SACKING FLANXEX.S wo have some
beautiful goods in plain colors aud
checks which are well worth your at
tention.
AV0 still lead in Hosiery , having re
cently added EOHIO beiutiful winter
specialties.
In Ladies' and Gents' underwear wo
offer goods at old prices , which were
bought before the recent advance in
wool.
wool.Children's
Children's Vesis and Drawers from
25c to the best Cashmere wool goods.
Heavy western shirting flannel in
fancy checks and stripes , also plain
colors , the best goods made , for win
ter wear.
RED TWILLED FLANNEL AT FACTORY
PRICES ,
Waterproof in plain colore , and fancy
patterns , cloaks and all kinds of win
ter wraps , NEW THIS SEASON , on com
parison , will bo found cheaper , and
much belter made than these goods
usually are.
OUR WRAPS ARF. MADE TO ORDER , ? ?
and coming to us through no second
hand ; , we cin safely guarantee the
p-ice , make , and cloth in every gar
ment soli ? . AVc quote as our prices ,
good cloaks fu.ia § 450 to the best
and m i ° t elegantly triatmed goods.
Our4 50 cloak is meeting with ready
sile , and considered very cheap.
Undressed kid gloves.
Party kid gloves in FIVE AND six
BUTTONS.
S. P. MORSE & Co.
10th and Jackson.
Best Watchwork in the city , at ED-
HOLM & ERICKSON'S , opposite
the postoflico.
A Paralyzsd i'assengor.
A fad cape came to our notice at
noon to-d y. The west-bound train
had , among otver passengers in the
Pullman coach , a Mr. Joe Davis and
his family , consisting of a wife and
six pratiy and healthy looking chil
dren , the youngest not over six
months old. Mr. Davia.was engaged
by n raining company at Hancock , a
Lake Superior town , and fifty days
ago to-day ho , with four others , were
upon a scaffolding thirteen feet higb ,
loading a veisel with coal. The scaQ"-
olding broke and precipitated the four
men into the water with the coal on
top of them. Mr. Davis fell on the
dock of the vessel , striking his back
on a chunk of. coal and breaking off a
small piece of the back-bone. Ho
was picked up and found to * > e par-
ilized from the waist down.
The probability is that he-
10 will never recover. He is going
to Hastings with his family to live ,
and expects to buy a piece of land
and have it farmed. He is quite
cheerful notwithstanding his misfor-
, uue and talked freely to our reporter.
Us wife has some relatives living
about 40 miles from Hastings , but
they do not know of his coming. He
las evidently been a strong , hearty
man and it looks pitiful to see him
, hus prostrated for life.
XcwEiiKruvinsrsatKospe's. -
Fine ware at OLD PRICES again ,
at BENNETT'S , , 113 , north , 15th
street.
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The'tiesfstock of boots and shoe * ,
f not the largest. More goods for
essraonoy _ can bo had of
A W. FUXLRIEDE ,
nG-lm near 13th and Douglas.
It's Splendid.
Ono crate of Hayden's Fire Kind
er * , costing $ L 25 , will kindle one
hundred hard coal fire * , or fire hundred
wood fire ? . Sold by all grocers. '
If you have tried everything else ,
without receiving any bqneflt , call at
230 Dodge street , north side , between
.3lh and 14th , and see the agent for
[ saac Nichols * American' Remedy ,
ol Geodlra
Gq.to izard's-Palace fqrjiOjitefK '
; _ :
Best fruit and candies at Tizard's
Lcok for GKEA.T BARGAINS in
* * j *
Banned Goods , in Sugar , Coffee's ,
Teas , &C. , &c. , at
W. R. BENNETT & GO'S. ,
113 North-Fifteenth street.
THE ELECTION IN CALIFORNIA
docs not interfere with the business
of Kalich , the Star Tailor , who has
reduced the prices on his goods as
follows : 840 suits , reduced to 835 ; § 35
su'ts , reduced to $ ' 0 ; § 12 pants , re
duced to $10 ; § 10 pants , reduced to
SS. Overcoats and other work reduc
ed in proportion. Call and select from
a Uric and eleg nt variety of fall and
winter styles. Remember the place ,
onodoor west of Cruickshank's pn
AM&SEMENT CALENDAR *
The Social News of the Past
Week.
Pleasant Entertainments
Ahead.
( From Saturday Evening's BEE. ) ]
Owing to pressure if election news
on our 'columns to-day and limited
space in consequence , we are compell
ed to make our social notes eomewhal
more brief tban we should otherwise
do.
AT THE ACADEMY.
A good house greeted the first per
formance by the Sullivan company ,
Dan and Joaia Morris , w.th
the Mirror of Ireland. Toe
entertainment was undoubtedly
satisfactory to all , end the series o :
views presented were EO beautiful anc
instructive as to bo in themselves
worth much more than tha price of ad
mission. JDjn aud Josie are artists in
their line , and drew frequent am
hearty rounds of applause. They ap
pear to-night for the last time.
Leavitt's Vaudeville come on Tues
day next , the 9th.
The Big Four Minstrels show on the
lOlh hnd llth.
Mary AnHcrson , the distinguishec
actress , will be in Omaha , Friday
night , November 12th , in her famous
character of Bianca in the great plaj
of "Fazio , the Italian Wife. " Mis
Anderson is said to bo at her best ii
the great tragedy , so the public o :
Oruali.i arc in for a great treat.
The JPatti Rosa troupe , R company
on the order of Lotta's , are bookcc
for the 13th. and 15th.
BALLS AND PAUTIES.
The tenth annual ball of the Duran
Engine and Hose Co. , took place a ;
Masonic hall , Monday evening , anc
was , as usual , a complete success.
The hall was handsomely decoratec
for the occasion and the attendance
was unusually large. Hoffman's ,
orchestra furnished excellent music.
The opening party of the Entro
Nous club takes place at Masonic Hal !
on the 12th of December. The active
membership of the club is limited to
fourteen , but over three hundred in
vititiona have been issued to their
friends.
November 10th is the date of the
next Pleasant Hours party.
The third annual ball of the Pionncr
Hook and Ladder company will take
place on Thanksgiving eve , Novembtr
24th , at Masonio Hall.
TIN WEDDING.
Dexter L. Thomas and wife cele
brated the tenth anniversary of their
nmriaga on the 27th ult. , at their
residence on Idaho street. A large
number of thtlr friends were present
to congratulate them. The guests
were cordially received "and hospita-
b'y entertained , and spent a very
pleasant evening , tha chief amuse
ments bolug u > u ° : u and < ] a ni8 They
presented Mr. and Mrs. Thomas with
a large amount or tinware.
BOYS' SOCIAL.
The boys' social entertainment at
the Y. M. 0. A. rooms Tuesday eve
7iing TBS well attended. The ladies
having this dopirtment in charge
members of the Ladies' Union of the
association will leave nothing undone
to make it an interesting feature of
ihe Y.M. . C. A. work. Ladies who
arc interested and desirous of aiding
those in charge of the work will
pleaie send their address to the Y.
M. G. A. rooms.
AT CKEIGHTON HALL.
The fair and bazar , given under the
auspices of the Church of the JToly
Family , opened at this hall last even *
ing with every evidence of success.
There is a fine display of articles for
sale at the stands. The hall is taste
fully decorated. An elegant gold
cornet will be voted to one of the
band * of the city , three of which are
entered for the rich prize. The fair
will continue for one week. . * *
COMPANY G. _
This organization has ordered a fine
new uniform , similar to that worn by
the 71st New York regiment , and will
receive them at an early day. The new }
uniform consists of a dark blue cloth
dross coat , trimmed with light blue
and gold lace. The pantaloons are of
the same color , with light blue side
bands. The waist and cro s belts are
of white web , and the cartridge boxes
patent leather , bearing the letters * 'N.
N. G. " in brass. The buttons on the
uniform are Stamped with the coat of
arms of Nebraska. The caps are black
plush , surmounted by a white plume.
White epaulets complete the uniform ,
which is rich and neat.
Best Watchwork in the city , at ED
HOLM , & JERICKSON'Sj. .opposite
the postoffice.
Try Hayden's Fire Kindlera and
you never will keep house witfiout
them.
AUCTION ! AUCTION !
At 1416 Douglas street , Wednes
day , November 10 , at 11 o'clock a. ;
m. , about 200 tons of Ice , and about
three car loads of sawdust. Also'the
ice house , 40x40 , and 15 foot post ,
situated near the Sulphur Springs.
Terms of sale Part cah and approv
ed notes
J. BONNERJ Auctioneer.
C. A. SMITH , Salesman. cG 2t
Buy your QUININE PILLS-at-
'BENNETT'S , ,113.Nortli .Fifteentn
Street. 7 It"
Gen. Garfield uses Hayden's Fire
Kindlers. Gen. Hancock don't. Gen.
Garfield got there. Gen. Hancock
got left.
MOIUL Use Fire Kindlers and b'e'
happy. Sold by all grocer * .
Dr. Hart has removed bis office
i
from Dr. Woods' office to Frenzer's
block , opposite postoffice.v - . . ,
Best Watchwork in the city , at ED-
HOLM & ERIOKSOK'S , opposite
the postoffice.
Travellers and Citizens tke notice :
Mea's at all hours at Tizaid'a Palace.
Toys and Fancy Goods cheap at
BENNETFS , 133 North Fifteenth
7 It
THE OFFICIAL FIGURES.
Abstract of Votes Oast in "Douglas County , Nebraska ,
November & 1880 :
Death Record.
Mary , wife of Fred LawendledNo
vember 7th , 1880. Funeral Novem
ber Sth at 1 p. m. , at Pickard's cem
etery , five miles north of the city.
T. M. C. A Convention.
The fourth annual convention of
Missouri Young Men's Christian As
soclations will bo held in Kansai Cily
November 18 to 21et , both days in
elusive. A number will go down from
District Court.
The following proceedings were had
Saturday before His Honor Judge
James W. Savage :
John Galk was admttt d to citizen-
sh p.
Hughes vs. Heybroak & Co. Leave
to attach b 11 of particulars to petition
now on file.
Kalish va. Kalith. Dismissed.
Y.ites va. Ittner , administrator.
Clerk- ordered to pay to Ma-lin Ittner
as administrator certain money re
maining in his hands.
Barker vi Whito. Guard. Allow
ance of referee's feea.
Omaha National Bank v . Forbes.
Mandate from su promo court received.
Wiean et al. vs. Omaha. Leave to
file amended answer inatanter.
Strei'zva. Hulsh. Leovo to answer
n thirty days.
Tarkinjjlon vs. Hallenback. Time
; o prep.iro b 11 bf exceptions extended
thirty days.
State vs. James Fenton. Burglary.
Motion for a new trial overruled. De-
end int sentenced to * to confinement
n the state penitentiary for the term
of four years.
Masonic.
There will be a meeting of the
members of Covert Lodsge at the
edge room on Monday , November 8 ,
it 7:30 : p. m. sharp , and as the busi
ness to be considered is of a strictly
Drivate nature , none but members cf
3overt Lodge will bo admitted. By
irder of the committee.
OYSTERS.
Selects . 45
Standard . 35
Medium . . . . 30
it Little & Williams , 1413 Douglas
street. 562t
Edholm & Erickson , opposite the
postoffice , carry the largest and best
itock of Solid Silverware in the city.
Do not fail to visit
. * . . . .TjiE.LADiF.s1 FAIR.
at
CREIGUTON HALL ,
- - _ - - - T. . held
November 5th , Gth , Sth , 9lh , 10th ,
Llth and 12th'
Military companies and the Fire
Dcjrtrtmont will visit the Fair during
hd week. Everybody will be there.
E ; Maurer has opened his new
nloqn and lunch room 1214 Farnham
street , late Elgutrpr' . ° t"r _ ' im
WANTED Immedia tely , & PAINTER ;
one that understands paper-hanging
ind kalsomining. Steady employ
ment , with good wages , to the right
kindljf a man. C. H- STONER ,
52IT Fremont , Neb.
Fredarick , Leading Hatter , has just
received some splendid hats at § 2-00
ind $2.60 save a dollar. Winter
Qapi 6Qc , 75e and 81.00. s-m-w
A Big dhow.
Leavett's Gigantic Vaudeville Com-
auy will arrive to-morrow morning In
special car over the Chicago &
Northwestern railroad , and will give
an entertainment at the Academy of
Music in the evening. It ia the larg
est trcupo of the kind traveling. It
us forty of the beat specialty people
on the stage They just finished a
rour weeks ongagemtnt at Booley's
Theater , Chicago , and were U the
rage. They will have a bi/ house
iere. Tickets will go on Ia
mornlog at 9 o'clock ,
Cellar room for rent , or will take a
few car loads nf apples on storage.
5-3t WHITNEY. CLAUK & Co.
JEWELRY Latest designs and a
full Mock at bot.'onx.priees.
2c WHIPpr M MU.T.Tjy ; & co.
Edholm it Erickson , opposite the
poatoflica , carry the largest and beat
stock of Solid Silverware in the city.
Real Estate Transfers.
John Huh and wife to Henry An
derson ; vr. d. , lot 1 and o. J n. w. J
Wm. W. Lowe and wife to John
Henry ; w. d. , p.irt n. o. Jsec. . 20 , t.
15. r.l3e. 8400.
Wm. J. Gonnull and wife to Paul
Grossman ; w. d , lot 12 , and B. i lots
9 and 11 , "Ook Knoll , " add. Omaha.
82 500.
Jus. M. Woolvrorth and wife to
Jennie L Bl'ss ; vr. d. , lot 3 block 5 ,
Reed's 1st add , Omaha 500.
C. W. Hamilton , trmrop , to Fran
cis Coltonrw. d. , lots 5 , C , 7 , blk , 2 ;
lots 4 and 5 , blk. 3 , and lots 1 and 2 ,
blk. 4 , ' all in Lake's addition , Omaha
-SI.
SI.Naomi
Naomi L. and Catherine Davenport
to Dexter L Thomas : w. d. , lots 1
and 3 , blk. 78 , Florpnca 818
United Stitcs to John F. Mo'tloy :
patent svv. J a c. 10 , tp. 15 , r. 10 , e.
Geo. H. L'o.'gs and Lew W. H'll , to
John Dee : w d. , sw . sec. 10 , T. 16 ,
R. lleast-Sl,700.
David Daley and wife , to Oscar F.
Davis : w. d , nwj IUT , sec. 9 , T. 1C ,
E. 9 east § 320.
Jennie L. and Moses H. Bliss , to
Daniel Keniatcn : w. d , lot 3 , block
5 , Reed's first addition to Omaha
S2.000.
A REMARKABLE LETTER FROM A
CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN.
Bryant Tcioi , Jnno 11,1879 ,
J.C. Blchardson , St. tonls-Dear Slr-
My boy , 9 years old , had fever every
other day , or every third day , for about
S months. I used on much an 12 Brains
of Quinine during the day , but Trith no
effect ; tried Clnchonln ( alkaloid ) Salph.
Cinchonldln , Snlaclne , etc. , etc. , but th
boy cot worse all the time. I reluctantly
sent down to iny drne store for your
Febrifuge.and 1 write just to any that he
never had n symptom of fever after com-
menolns Febrifuge , to date , being now
over month ago. I feel nmt I oueht to
ay this muchin behalf of yoiirmedlclne.
Am a regular M. D ; but retired from
practice 3 yoara npo and devoting my
Umo to drug business.
Very reipectfully ,
J. W. HOWELX *
IT 18 THE BEST.
Stockton , Mo. , An ? . 35tb , 1870.
J. O. Rlchardnon , St. I.ouli-Dear Sin- *
Clifford' * Fehrifnge Is the belt thing- for
Chills and fever that we hare ever
handled. There never has been a caie
that was NOT cured by It that was taken
accordlnK to directions In this part oj
the country. Yours truly ,
MACS Si 3I1TCITELIDrnzgtf to.
FROM
A PROMINENT DRUG FIRM.
Chniicothe , Mo. , July 301879. !
J. C. Richardson , St. touif-My Deal
Slri-Hereii something reliable ; 11 you
can malco any use oflt Plea e doi 10. "We
have sold hundreds of bottles iritn Ilka
result. .
This la to certify that I had the Fever
and Ague tlUs summer and tte use ol
one-thfrcl of a bottle of Clifford's Febri
fuge promptly cared It. It Is the speadl *
est euro I h TO known of.OEO.
OEO. SAILOR.
HE STILL LIVES !
35TTl > ear Sir : For OTCT two years Ihavc
haof Fever aud ABUe , and after trying
everr thlnir I took one-half bottle of
ClSlordSlrfebrlfaBc , and U cured me
parmanently. IbelieTe my case Lj
have been fatal had I not found this
I did. Tours truly ,
H. nr. POOI. ,
Manager "U.S. N.
FEBRIFUGE
GENERAL AGENTS :
fZICHARDSOH&CO.-St-Loule ,
POB SAJ B.EVERYWHERE.
SPECIAL 80TIGES.
NOTICE Advertisements To L t For Sals'
Lost , Found , Wants , Botnllnz * c. , will b In-
gerted In these columns onca for TEN CENTS
per line ; each subsequent Insertion , FIVE CENTS
per line. The Cm insertion cc-er less than
TWENTY-FIVE CKHT3.
TO IOAMQHET. .
AHA TO LOAN At 8 per cent intci
. - .UUU eat , n sums of $2000 and n p-
wards for 1 to 6 years' time on first class improT
ed city and farm property. Apply at BEMIS
Heal : tutcand LoanA acy , 15th and Doazlaa
sts. 278-e.vltf
Y IO LOAH-C.ll at Law Offlc *
1) . L. "HOUAa. Ruom3.irelghton Block
rONKY TO I.OAH 1103 Kamnim stroot.
[ Dr. Kdwardn JMOI Aetncy. cov-22-tf
HSLP SAH7ED
WAVTED-A trirl to do se eral housework.
AddrcsMis Summers , Ft. Omaha.
S'0-9
"tTTAVTl-'D Immediately- '
, a flrst-casj ho'cl
VV meitcjok. Applyat tliii office. 8120
WANTED Immcdlvcly. * t Mrs. Kendall ,
1414 Dodge St , two first Eewir ? girls ani
one apprentice 79D-9
-TTTAN'TED A practical printer , thorouchly
W acquainted with book aul Job work , ds-
Ired a situation as foreman , or to talc charge
ofan'H5'e. Has hid ten jeirs experience in
an eastern city. Jfi ot-joctlocs against cointf
in tha country. Ad Irces K. L. J. , BCD oCcc. !
800-6
VOK WANFED-K. E. cor. IStha d Potke.
70MJ
VT7"AJTED ! Situation by man cf six years
VV exr6"6000 'n ' Br cr > store , or to urive
team. Good references given. Address J. U. ,
Eea O He 7fC ( I
\T7ASTFD-A houw-Ucepsr. Applycor. 14th
Y > and Uirncj &to. SC6-9
GOOD Salesman , who speaks the German
A 'itngnige want'.d , at I < . C , Enenold , 13th
ami Jici Jn. SC5-7
WTAIsTV D. A \\ocnn cook , at the Kmmett
> V house. 7S2-C
\T7"ASTED By a 3 o'inr widow , Bitiullon as
* hime-kccpcr. Rood home more an ob-
jrc. thin wets. Address B. B , care B B
Juliti-ui , era ha , Neb. 7S2-6
WXNTED Girl to tate ore of children , at
7 0 J. 19'h Btreat.
\TT\SIED A kilchen eirl , V the Doran
VV Hi'Uts , opposite the Bee Office. 77B-tf
\\f A.MKD ImmedlaUly , io reiir a dwelling
\ liui : j or suit of rooms ; mu't bo in ; o-u
1 ( . * i-\yoodtontaata ; prompt pa > - . Inquiroat
741-tf
WA.VTED A Rood house-keeper , at 1109
Kirnham street , upsUirs. 634 tf
FORRErST-IIOUSCSAHDUSD.
F OR RENT A new h use , 3 rooms , with
good well , cittern and cellar on 19h and
Harney. Icquiru on prom sea. s S U
Room ? In' rent , at Doran
House , opposite Boo < fll : e. 802-tl
T7IOR REST New cottage , 5 rooms , c'osets ,
J ; bay-window , foldin ? doora , lar o cell r ,
with rump in ki'chen , roil anl woou hou'o ;
er ryth n < complete ; fnll corner lot , en Hamil
ton St. , Shlnn' * Addition , 3 blocfcinest street
car line. Iquire next door east 704-6
FORKEVT Pia-o hj ths month.
at tha Metropolitan hotel.
T710R KENT A fnrnlsheJ room , suitable for
JC one or two gentleman , S. W. C3r. 15th and
lionard Sts. 731-tl
T7IOR RENT Cottage , on Sth and Pine Sts ,
r new house , eight rooma.on > 3dard rawfcta
Enquire J. 1' . Hoe. tf. E. Cor. 12th and Fam
ham. 600-tf
FOR HEST Houao and lot in SbnU'e 2nd
add. , near now U. S. cornll. Enquire at
Room 6 , Creishton Clock. C04-tf
FOR RENT Tinely furnished rooms at 1310
Davenport street , bet. 13th and 14th St.
350 tf
FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms over Mer
chant' ) Exchange , N. E. Cor. 16th and
Podee trrets.
FOR SALE.
TT10R SALE A pair of eptulettcs and a sword-
I1 knot.toheg.cn a Edholm & Erickson's
Jewelry Store. 810-6
LOTS , FARMS , HOUSES AND LANDS. Lee
over liKMlS' new column of barpaina on la
airo
_ "K EVT Railroad Eitine
btaska , oixtcen miles * st oflvcVni'ry lnnclio'fi ;
on the line of thy U P U. R. Poi3"8'ion givjn
imm dmtclj. Good reasons for sell ! 11 : . Full
pa tlrnlaiapivcnonapplicittun to ilrs. Ptrry ,
on the premises , in peraon or by mM1. 803-13
- | EO.OOO choice l > rick f o r sale Apply to Thomas
L Green & Sons , Council Bluff * , a. 735-if
T70R SALR Rhubarb Roots. 300 hills for
J ? Palo at Chatlton Croi , 16fh nd Davenrort.
773-tf
Q HOUSES And corner half of lot , southeast
Al corner 14th and Cas Sts. , 7 room in each ;
rent for S20 nd 825 per mor-th EEMtS1 1 BAI.
ESTATE AOKSCT , IBth and Donelas Ste. 673-tf
T7IOUSALB Mixed rnints.atA. Holmcs.lCth
X ? and California Sts. G15-tf
T 01 S. FARMS , HOUSES AND LANDS Look
lj over BEMId' new column of bargains on 1st
Pa.-e.
K SALK t'ottonwood lumber nf all stzcs.at
RKDMOND-S.SUfeenth- . B16-t
MISCEUAHEOUS.
" ' FAMOUS SHADING PtN3. Ad-
drc s Agent , Box 665 , Omaha. 811-6
STRAYED Light rcan cow. stralgnt horns ,
long tali and tell on $500rewad will ie
i a'd for her return to J. Traverse , 615 llth St. ,
between Farnham and Douglas. 8(7-10 (
LOST A corral breant pin , between Metro
politan hotel and Wirth'd restaurant. A
liberal reward will be paid for its return to IM ?
offi.e. 804- '
STRAYKD OR STOLEtf-On sorrel mare , 5
years oIJ , white face and saddle marK on
side. Finder return to J. L. Hill , between
Farnha and Harney Sts. , Omaha. kOl-tf
OFFERS A SPLENDID" LIST 0
BEMIS
Rarcalns in Houses , Lot ? , Farms and
Lands , in his new column on let pave
TAMES FBEiVEN Keeps a ( hort horn lull ,
t ) at 7th and Faroham streets , for services ;
charges. 81.00 789 f
> i 35 | yTiirtn
Absolutely Pure ,
.Hade from Grape Cream Tartar. No oth * '
preparation makes such H.-ht , flaky hot bread * ,
or luxnrinus pastry. Can bo eaten by rlypef tict
without fear of tbe lb rcsulttnj from heavy 1
digestible food.
Sold only in c by all Grocers.
n POWDIR Co. . N w York
ACADEMY OF MUSIC !
FRIDAY , November 12th , ' 80 ,
tbe Distinguished Actress
MISS MARY ANDERSON ,
Supported by tbe Sterling Actor
MR. MILNES LE7ICK ,
AND HER OWN COMPANY.
Hamilton Griffln , Sole Manager.
MISS MARY ANDERSON
In IJcr Famous Cbara-ter of
IX THE ( MEAT PLAT Of
b
FAZIO , THE ITALIAN WIFE.
Reeerved Eeita on silo at Mix Meyer b Ero. , 1
Tuesday , Joi mberBth. Tickiti , $1.00. .
no6t '
CrTTST
Immense Stock for
AND WINTi
Fine Custoju-jladc
Men's Suits ,
Boys' Suits
Children's Suits.
ip.fi
> For Men ,
Boys , and
Gh'iHrert-
Undcr-Wcar , Hats rnd
Trunks and Valiscg , ut
Prices to Suit All.
Farnham Street , Near Fourteenth
' '
L'JbLJE
5
STIIEET.
The sales of tbi "brand" of Oyners | laTa nowlontdiripped all others. You ( ret ro.1" * % [ *
HEIGHT AND V.EASUKE in cins of this brsnd than anyothsr. D. K. B * * * ' J
, - " "
m Ceneial Western Agent
ORCHARD & BEAN. D W Y & STONE , J.B.FRENCH&C
GROCEKS ,
OMAHA. OMAHA OMAH A.
MAX /IEYER / & CO. ,
WHOLESALE
Cigars Ironi $15.00 per 1000 upwards.
Tobacco , 25 trills per pound upwards.
Pipes from 25 cents per do/en upwards.
Send for Price List.
3IAX HEYKK & CO. , Omaha , Neb.
GUNS , AMNiTiGN , SPORTING
Fishing Tackle , Base Balls and a full lineof
G-OOHDS
rK8- ,
CRACKER MANUFACTURERS ,
And Wholesale Dealers in CIGARS and CONFECTIONERY. During tha
Fall and Win'er we will handle COUNSELMEX'S HJEStK YSTEItSvyhich
are now the best In the market. A largo as-orta ent cf CAXDY and SUGAK ; ,
TOYS for the H li ay twdc.
CATZ & VREESIXS , 510 llth St. , Oiunlin.
- octl5-eol-6m
Has tha exclusive sale of the
G-O3L3D
HEAT
The Gold Coin is this season the favorite of Chicago , is prefer-
cdab ve a'l ' fther Stoves romes both plain a d n ghly orna
mented , has the nevr pa entgra e and fire-pot , hat-wii out-wear
lf dozen of any other Tht Go dCoinw-ighstr or = > by flstylbs.
than any other Stove of its size in the ma'ket , a-d IP , theiefore ,
more durable t han any othar Stove , is strictly -warranted inover v
espect , ic requires no salesman to aaJl ih. aT refxu'je sells ; t
without trouble. Cor. 10th and Jac *