THE DAILY BEE.
Moaday Morning , Nov. 22.
1
Wisn * CAIW ,
.n evur ,
Ho for the rink.
Party lf * * -
. { lerthtement.
. 5W-ucut eterc.
- ivttork running the Omaha Terry ,
: perfume at Kulm'e on'
variety of clo t protectors at
. . Ur
of BtoiV
caw
Yta * ware tklily-uight
lln *
i-Co. . the jewel-
, r . ! 42/5o * . ° 2 < > lf
Stev JM' big * > ck barn is nearly
. vly far the rowjAiwi of li < stock.
ATKINSON * oounU any advcr-
tA | ice W t i the millinery buHues * .
Before Iwying your hats , eapp aud
i IKJ1 t C. B. Uc Great & Co.'o. iO-tf
Swiss d ce , whd salc and retail , i t
C .nimoiBwl - Mcytis , 207cast 13th Si.
-HWl1 IN n'l" > W01lL13-BaJ.tr
G jv fitting Pitluru at Bushman's. tf
-7Ttbot af mc U at Bath & White'fi
m * rk * . mKite Hie iwHoflicc. 25-tf
llock IB Jrt dy Ituing hsuled ou 111
rj.inA f-ir tl : fou d tion of Strant't
r Block.
i > v r Beiai * ' w column of l argamson Itt
- 3. "L TCwlioiK & Co.'i is the place lo
b < ty jvmr'i'lwnhsghing Turkey. A lot cl
boiea poaltrjalwajb ou Itautl. n9U !
FJIBSH I'lSH e\ory Thursday and
1 Hdy t the Pakco Jlwtlcct. : H
S-wth lllteetilh S re.t. w-s-tf
M JC ileypr's new Ijuilding i utl tlj
) mlia Smelling Workfcaro to bo illumin-
- t dby the e eotric light.
K r lamdi , JjoU , Hou' saml Taniy
1ik ver.B iiiis' now column on llrst fiagc.
Bargain * . '
W itnd , atthioffioe , a wiiiit , ai-tue
l > y , abovt 14 years of age , to do clioiiB
: .nd learn Uiu jirintiDg business.
The ncaruily of coal is bicomiug quite
; BcruHK matter , both hard aud Bofl coat
bt uij ( KDicwU to obtain at all.
UK ) ! ami got pricoa of all kiuds of gin-
< ries ttl H ] > jdo ami potatoosat low iig-
iire" . Oettrge HeiiuroJ , U. 1 * . block.
The jury in Uio cji-i of tlic
i Intel MI. VH. . lle d , indicted for inak-
nand \ jwiaiiig counterfeit money , re'
turned \crdictof guilly.
-Theoveilnnd IrainfortLe westSturdaj
A < & > . mc hour late. The C. , ] J. & Q. waiti
lr her jxwconifers. Tlie trains iu uii the
pool lines Srxlunlaj- were nil late.
UAKCING. There will be no parlj
a ( Brftdli'e Imll to-niglit. Will re-oj > cu al
.SUii ( ) r 1 Club halt , J'iftccntli nud Forii'
) ian , Saturday , > uvombcr i7th. It
The Mvin of tfco big grizzly bear wliicli
< jcner l Urook sliot oiiliis last hunt iii Wy
oming , was won at Collins' yesterday made
iiito a iniguificciit nig.
Tlie aiwciid offioc car No. 10 , of the
K. 1 * . dh'wiiw TJ. P. railroad , came iu
from the < JH t Saturday \vitli Genera
"VlnungtirS. II. 11. Clark on board , aud
wn anclwrtxl in tlio depot yard all day.
-A man who fet druuk aud lost hia
inonuy on faro , ilissHiHMwed , onThurwlay
night , HIIIV daime t Imvc been drugged
aud wltbed of S10 or 850. It'e wix of ouc
aud linlf n dtzen of the u'.hcr.
The wunUior report at noou Saturday
gives tlit follmving : Oni.ili.Ti to Chuycnue
' 1 udy with bri k iviud , tliormonietcr at
Omaha 21' above store , and 3- above at
t'lieyciine , u < nviiig u little at tlic lattei
The MWOT across Tenth Street ia par
tiftlly cempktcil , and is being tilled up at
far aipowiblc loallow tlio p ngc of teams
inl i > 5rliap % by curving tlie line a little
if the htreot C.ITK. Such n cousuuimatiur
'sas btwu devoutly wi-licd for.
-Friday night a light fall of fcatlierj
H ked FUOW took plnce early in the even
UK. but 51 soon 'cleared oil , and gtuw cold'
rr UtRii boforo. Satyrdiiy tlio wind is jusl
> lroug enough lomake it very disagrecablt
A tire b iko out at 74 o'clock 1'riilaj
i euing in the second t-loty of Vissclier' ,
block , and n call from box 12 brought the
> lriartnicul | to the i-j > ot. The fire was o ; i-
1\ * put out without wing the engines , am ]
< lie dnmige is inconsiderable. Tim blaze
fesultcd fnim n defective chimney flue.
The lopi ; ol Iho last meeting of the
-week of prayer lor the Y. > L C. A. , ' h
' An Unconditional Surrender , " Mr.
Wean , of Iowa , cindticled tlio meeting
Tli e ervicofi liavc proved very interesl-
MIO thig week , nnd the members of the Y.
M C. A. are in hopes of having IUr. leau
remain wiUi them during the first of next
week.
-Tito "Uni-m Pacific train "Friday ar-
in l from llicwcbt at U:15 , and onreadi-
M < tlie transfer found tliatlhc train \\Iiich
fi'iuld ' ka\-o waited for them had pulled out
ti < l loft the crowd , about 300 passengers ,
- mie trouble was experienced in qtiarler-
if everybody for the nisht , aud a portion
f < hi ) inumbor was sent up town to the
> 'd n and other hotclx
ft
Some wajf iminised upon the editor of
1 The Lincoln Times by inserting a notice of
' e alleged marriage ceremony of Mr. W.
O. KtinyoM , ofthoB. & M , headquarters
this city , toal.5ne-lulady , which Tlio
Tinies informs its leaders took place on
i iursday in Lincoln. If the announce
ment wai as much of r. surprise to the
iriendsof the lady as it was lo Jlr. K. ,
\hcre were some ailouudod individuals in
Lincoln priday inuriiing.
Tlie oio r ion train coin eying tlic
ronductors As 0ciation westward , .vrivcd
t the llluflx nt two o'clock Saturday ,
aud broakfagted at tlie 17. P. Hotel. The
fatalelt Ohicngo at ninctoclock 1'riday
-i. > rning ov r the Chicago &Xurtlnro-Urn
'Vd. and armed t this cud of that road
pvejile n hours and a half later , which is
'irettylall traveling. There were 21"of
be brotherhood , with a number of ladies ,
' lieir wives and daughters , occupying five
VuUman leepjrs , and aocniianied by a
I plon PjKsific coschforaeinokingearand
lat uslMgRngccar. Tjicy tauic to tin * side
t\- aboulS o'clock , nnd at : * 7 pulled out for
ian < Frnnoifco. Thottmnas dmwiiby
"CuKine yo. 1.6. Jlambrpht driver , nnd
IV-JM in cli.rgo of Conductor Charlie
Krebs , vho carried a twenty-
five mile au hour order. The
Vnion Pacific was represented by
t'ondnetor Omiokshaak , IcHugh ami
Kcrnahan. Theiewas a jolly crowd Oj
* he excursionists and
, tlicy ivih earn ;
'error to the hearts of the frontier popula
tion.
Th re were' two sections of the west
hound oierland trahi yesterday. The firet
was a special , conskt'mg of five coaches , s
baggage car and a cabooRc , conveying t we
detachmsnls of recrnito t station ? in the
Test. The first of these , 100 recruits from
Colnrabus , O. , barracks , -was in charge of
Lieut. Egbert , of the Second infantry , ac-
ozcpanicd by Lieut Evans , of theTwelf th
infantry. The second , fifty recruits from '
Divid'n Island , w..s inchaige of Lieut. F.
Webt , of the Sixth cavalry. The former
go to Oregon , the latter to points between
Omaha aud San Francisco. They came in
i a Fpeclal train over the Bock Island.
Eleven cars of flock and five of hogs
line in yesterday from the went.
The Hotel de Gees has a new and nov-
1 music box , orated by a wng bird.
Th3 fckating rink is the great attrac-
'on nowadays to the bays and g'rlh.
A new wind pump has been erected at
he northwest corner of Douglas 'and
The "Katie Putnam" company were
n the train from the west Saturday even"
ag , en toute to Chicago.
The office of the waterworks contrac-
M- has teen established in the north biitc-
nent room of Union black.
An employe of the Union Elevators
h .d his arm bidly hurt while couplingcars
- > aturda3' , but no 1x nes broken.
Attention is called to the dangerous
ho'e in the centre of the Twenty-tlird
-t-eet bridge , over North Omaha creek. It
should Vo repaired at once.
P. Kimhall , a brakcman who jvas hurt
> l David City , Friday night.while coupling
c r , came in Saturday evening , and is now
it his home on Leavcnwtrth and Eighth
streets.
Than'-ugiving services w.ll be held at
the Presbyterian churili by the congrcga-
or s of that and the Baptist tlrcrch. The
R m u will be preached by llcv. W. J.
Hanha ,
A Papiliion mlo n kccjicr named An
ton Sharkcy , charged with wife beating , i
languishing in the Duuslas county jail
He will be brought out on a writ f habeas
cirpuson'JicSTth.
Tlio Irish citizens'committee , which
give lue leception to Davittin this city ,
ha\e a receipt from the Irish land league
for ' 7 10s , the amount of the proceeds
which they forwarded.
Late trains were still in order yciler-
d iv. The p < > ol line trains wcro from ouo
ta two and a Inlf Lours laic iu the morn
ing , delaying the west hound mail au Lour.
The train duo on the U. P. at Si"i p. m.
arrived at 7:10 p. in.
, J. W. Dean , who haa been with the Y.
.
M. C. A , during their week of prayer , has
consented to slay iu the cityuntil Thursday
morning and give wine of IIH interesting
Bible readings. Young men should hear
them.
By the latest army orders issued from
Fort Omaha , leave of alienee is granted
First Lieutenant Henry E. lloWusru ,
Fourth infantry , Fort Bridget , W. T. Tlie
- general court martial convened at Fort
Douglas , U. T. , by special orders Ivo. 101 ,
current bei ies , froirt those headquarters , is
hereby authorized to hold its session1 ? at
- Saltl ike City , U. T. , instead of Fort
' Doug'aa.
L.1ST OF L.KTTEHS
Remaining in the Omaha poatoffice
for the track ending Saturday , No
vember L'O , 1880.
'
,
,
'
Marr MreS
McKinly M iss K McCaity Miss M
MilltrMrsAP Minor Srrs.T
Xelsou Miss M Pratt Mrs P J
Pike Miss N L Pttcwou iliss T > 1 E-
Bobbins Miss M Shon Mis II V
Simpson Misi M N Squires Emma
Toinsou Mi a JI Tnomas Mrs II
VVrrhis M iss , T Wilwni Mi-sj L
We < buKk Mrs S WaL-h M rs E
Wo fo M-s H Wrishtcr Mrs W 11
NOTICE.
The fourth annutl meeting of tlio
Farmers' Protccttvo association will beheld
held iu Milliard on Friday , the third
day of December next , nt 4 o'clock p.
m. , at which will bo elected annual
oflicers and other bnoineas transacted.
Every member is requested to be pre
sent A ball will bo given in the eve-
nlug. JonN UOLLEXBECK ,
d X : rlt J Secretary.
Ono hundred pounds of the beet
Minnesota Flour trill make as much
bread as 120 paunds of winter wheat
flour. So saya the affidavit cf the su-
psrintcndent of the largest bskery in
KowY < jrfc. OnlyS4.50 per 100 IK
WILUS JL YATES.
Catawba and Isabella
Grapes , at Tiz rd'a.
Dletd.
BAKIIY. Jlrs. Ellen Barrj- , wife nf
SHchael Barry , aged 36 yeats.
JfOJCOSER. Infant aon of Thomas
and JTaggio Falconer , at 1 o'clock Sa
turday.
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
The Occurenccs Therein for
the Past Seven Days.
Shadows Cast Before by Com
ing Events.
Durins the past weak the usual
number of billa , parties , vrcddings ,
etc. , have occurred , and the present
week jrromisen equally well.
SANS CEUCMOXIE CLUB.
* The fifth regular party of the Sana
Cercmonio Club , a new but very pop-
nHr organizition , took pl.ico at Stan-
dird Hull , Tuesday evening , and with
oed music and danchi < * the cnlcitain
mcut was complete. Tha attendance
was quite largo and the number of
ilegant toiloites noticeable. Esctl-
ent music waa furnished by Stein
lauser'a famous and justly popular
orchestra. Several netv telectcd
> ieces were rendered , among others a
waltz composed by one of Omaha's
'air Maughtere , Misi Kitty Lowe ,
which won enthusiastic and deserved
applause.
STAND \nt ) CLUB.
Another part - was given at Stand'
ard hall on Y rsdncaday evening ,
s < - } jichVi \ - , usual , well atlcn cd
and highly \-asing to all present.
The music w. . firnt-cl.-us , and dancing
contiuued to a Jato hour. This orga
nization ia probably the ttrongcst in
the city , having , from its first siart ,
boon ably financiered , and numbering
among its membership nnny of oar
most iubetantial citizens and business
men. It is an institution that must
remain a permanent one in the city.
ANUIEST CHIiil : OF 1IKCE11XIANS.
Ou NV.dnesday evening the annual
ball of this order took place aiCreigh-
ton Hall und its sticcusa , an well as
thai , uf proviuua ones is Ihu ihcino of
I'vury tongue. Nott\itliatnding ; the
f.tct th.it there were toveral other very
aiiractirc cnlfrtaunncnts ou the same
oveiini. ' , the attcndauco was largo and
everybody went 111 with the dotor-
ummlioii to have a good lime nnd they
had it. The committees who had
charge of the arrangements and cui
duct ot the ball , whoso nninca were all
published last Saturday , deserve great
praise for the ro > ult of their labors.
COSJUOAL CHIMES.
The wedding of Miss ftlary Louise
Bennett , eldest daughter of S. F.
Bennett , Esq. , of this city , and Mr.
Gcor o F. Wiido , of Cambridge ,
Mass. , took place at the residence of
the bride's father , on Leavenworth
and Eighteenth streets , Wednesday
uftcrcoi'ii. ' . ' hec-Tcmony was perform
ed by Itev. li. II. E. .larnoeon , in the
presence of ihurtluiircs and intimate
friends of the pas ties. Congratulations
followed anl ; after a pleasant levco of
an hours length , the bride and groom
were driven lo the depot where they
took tbo train frr St. Louis and other
eastern cities. As thu termination of
the tour thoyoung couple it ill return
to Omaha , win r Mr. Wade , who is a
young min : n n cans and ability will
probably lnc..lo airl engngo in mfr-
cauliiu bvffit. ess < i t-umo kind.V6
lutist not conclude without referring
to the nnm.rous liands.jino testiuioa-
ijh of rig ird presented the bride by
friends.
On Sunday , NovcmberJ14 , Bliss D.
. \ . Ki'oj , daughter of ono of Oinaha'u
well kiK'WU ciuzjn's wasunitoiin
marriags ivith 3Ir. 0. U. Van Orman.
Thocorcmnny took place at the brido'a
homo on Eighteci th struct , Rev. E
U. E. Jameson , < liiciating.
On Mondhv aft rncon , AI5s3 Blollle
Buflington , of 0. . .ha , and M. Wil
liam T. Rnbinsoi ) , of ( Jounc 1 Blufl * ,
wtro joined in J : < ly wedlock. Tlso
nuptial knot wa > t o by ] l v. W. K.
BcaJiB , at , the ] urM > nagc of the Eigh
teenth Street M 'th' > dit Church
nunx's CLUIJ
The anniversjry of the birth of the
Sotch pool is nowhure moro appro
priately and generally remembered
ihr.u in this city , where each anniver
sary , January 25th , is marked with a
grand banquet and bull. The Burn's
Club will not omit this very pleasant
feature of the day on the approach
ing date , and a meeting of the com
mitlko will bo held to-night to begin
prcprations for thu affair.
TLKASAKT HOUUS.
. This c'nb gave its second parly at
Masonic hall Friday evening. About
tifty-fivo couples were in attendance ,
and the afifiir wcs pronounczd by all
a grand SUCCOSP.
The ninth annual ball of the Iron
Moulders Union , No 190 , of Omaha ,
takes-place at Creighton hall , Wednes
day evening next.
SUlll'llISE I'AUTIES.
T YO very pleasant aChira of this
character wore reported during the
week. The first took place at the
residence of R. Stephens , Esq ,
on Davenport street , and was ar-
ranced by the friends of Slisa Carrie ,
for tlic occasion of an appropriate rec
ognition of her labors in the music
athl song services of the Fir t M. E.
church for many years past The
lioase WPS filled by her many friends ,
and after a ploap.int hour had passed ,
llev. J. B. Maxfieldin a few remarks ,
presented her with 45 jn gold. Mrs.
J. Mo r roll , who was present , sang
sweetly , a solo , "Sweet Memories. "
The evening w 3 one long to remem
ber. After a further social hour , the
cimpany dtApcrecd.
The second surprises party occurred
list evening , when the friondi of Mr.
I. B. Reckeuficld assembled at his
residence , on North Eighteenth
street , and carried it by storm. There
were about eighteen couples present ,
and in the courjo of the
evening considerable dancing was
done , varied by a rccoaa to discuss
a splendid lunch provided for the oc
casion. The Coacli Whip band furn
ished oxtr.i goodmusic and enjoyment
ruled the hour and made everybody
happy. Mr. and Mts. Reckon field
did everything in their power to en
tertain their guests aud they succeed
ed in doin.so moat royally.
SOCIAL rOT I'OUKUI.
Tno telegraphers bill on the 24th
mst will bo immense.
A pleasant Congregational eociablo ,
was held Thursday afternoon and
evening , at Mrs. 0 B. Rustin's.
The Concor.Ha eosioty will give R
subscription ball and concert on
Christnus eve.
The ladies of Trinity Mission give
a fair at Masonic Hall next Thursday
and Friday evenings.
The Omaha glee club are making
great preparations for their concert
early in December.
A private party was given at Stan
dard hall on Thursday evening , under
the management of Will E. Hahn ,
W. V. Waugh and .1. T. Svuft. It
waa so successful that it is to be re
peated a month henco.
On Thursday evening last at the
Unitarian church was organized a io-
ciety to be known as the Unity Ly
ceum for library work and soc-al ad
vancement , to meet Thursday evening
of oven' two w ks. All who are in
terested in work of thii kind are in
vited to become member * of the ly-
ceum.
Don't forget the free hot supper
to-nightal the old Gymnasium rooms.
KILLED BY THE GABS ,
The River Traffic Disappear
ing as the Railroads In
vade the Missouri's
, Territory.
TheBisa and Fall of the Boat
ing Interests on the
Big Muddy.
Our reporter took a walk along the
river bank yesterday afternoon and a
cold and cheorleaa ono it WM. A wide
margin of ice exterids out from either
here , gradually nn-rovuqg the open
channel batween , which b filled with
floating cakes of ice from above.
The alcam ferryboat , Oiidine , ia
ied up at the foot of flame ? street
with Uapt. Porter's feiry Ijing just
abDVC and Capt. Kent's steamer , the
Ltilie , below. These boats are all off
for the season and the Icvee looks de
serted and desolate. The wind blows
a gale down the river bottom and sand
nd dust fill the air In blinding clouds ,
while the atmosphere , nearly down to
fcero , stings the face and other expos
ed par's of the body in a most annoy
ing manner. The ponds and rinks are
nevertheless filled with skaleiS of ev
ery age , sex aud color , and these infuse -
fuse a litila life into the picture.
The river navigation abovom closed
for the season , November 28th , a date
earlier than for tcfl years previous
to this , beyond which time no rcfioru
is kept. In 1872 the rivtr closed on
November 19 , but the year 1S80 BCCS
that and pooa ono bettor. Theao are
the dntcsJ of ii\'er ; clbaings
1870 Dcc.20 1S7C D < ? . 1 ,
1871 Nov. 23 1877 Nov.S'J
1872 Nov. 10 1878 Dec
1873 Dec. 4 1873 Uec. 9
l Kov.2i 1C80 Nov. 18
isrs Nov. 28
Tno season just closed ia said to
have been the moat successful one on
tbo river over known since 1800 , before -
fore which the trndo was inBtgiiifiratit.
Thuro has been more tonna'go chipped
than ever before , the bulk of it being
from Sioux City and Bismark. The
ten boats of the Peck line carried du
ring the season about 30,000 tons o
freight and from 8000 to 12,000 pat-
Eengcra. The Butte carried 800 pas
sengers and 4,390,000 pounds o
fro ght. The Helena 1200 pasecngois
and fully as much freight , if not moro
The Coulson line has also done well.
The government freight 1m not been
any in excess of former yoire , but the
great increase in river business is due
to iho inimcnee increase of private
freight , the settlement of the up-rivf r
country and the vast amount offreujht
for Montana and the BUck Hills.
These facts are gleaned from :
lengthy interview by a reporter of The
Sioux City Journal with T. C. Pow
ore , who is connected with two of the
river lines of steamers. Mr. Powers
thinks that next season will virtual ! ]
clozo out Sioux City , as a river dis
tributitig point , which will move to
Bismarck. This is owing to the now
railroad along the riv. r. Ho also says
that it is only question of very shor
timp. before boating will amount to
nothing. This last year was the bis
gcjt "o have ever had. The river
business has soon its bust days , am
will decrease from year to year , unti
within a short time ic xvill exist only
in memory.
Matt 1'atrick went west yesterday to
Eock Creek.
if. T. C- : ' - -f " . ' ! -v-c , left for Chi
County CLrkMaiuiiJoiur left for Chicago
cage yesterday.
Chirlps Turner was an east bound iias
seiiRer last night.
Fred IFrschiield has gone to work in the
B. & M. headauartera.
Mrs. P. L. Periine was among the Chicago
cage passengers east yesterday.
Ed. Gorman , of the police force , left on
a short visit to Missouri Saturday.
C. S. Sulii van , manager of Sullivan's
Hibernian blondes , is in the city.
Gen. Robinson , traffio manager of the
M. , K. &T. It. It. , is in the city.
Mr. W. W. Dodge , sr.n cf Hon. A. C.
Dodge , of Burlington , id visiting in Omaha.
Mrs. Philo llumsey and daughter , Alias
Edith llumsey , of Sidney , ate in the city.
Major George S. Doane leaves to-day
for the east , to be absent s x weeks on n
pleasure tour. '
Sheriff N. K. Bos well , of Taramie , W
T. , was in the city over Sunday , returning
from a two weeks' trip cast.
Judge E. M. Stcnbcrg , acted as police
Judge pro tem during the absence of Judge
If awes , who had pone to Mexico , Mo.
Miss Mamio Conklin , sister-in-law ol
D. G. HullEsq.was in the city Saturday ,
returning to New York from an extended
visit in Lincoln.
Mis. P. M. More , wife of the well-
known route ? gent of that name , relnrncil
yesterday from an extended visit to
friends iu Spencer , Ind.
John S. Dixon , of Avoca , Iowa , ant
Frauds Dixon , of Washing ! n county ,
came in from the cast Saturday night , am
were in the city Sunday.
Lew Fartington , formerly an engineer
of the eastern division of the U. P. , Lul
now running on the Mountain division
came in from the east yesterday , and wcnl
we t with bis wife.
J. S. VanKuran left for Denver.
S. II. II. Clark has returned from the
cast.
"Bobs" Hessing , cf Chicago , was in Hie
city Tridav en routeVest.
Mrs. O. P. McCarty and children re
turned from the east Saturday.
>
Eev. E. II. E. Jameson 1 as gone to
Blair
W. A. Strong , of Red Clond , was admit
ted to practice in the "United Statei courts
Friday.
David Anderson isdo'wn from Columlns
with several car loads of fat hogs from the
Columbus market.
J. W. Mackey , the bonanza king cf
California , passed east on the delayed Un
ion Pacific train on Thursday night. He
occupied Mr. Geo. M. Pullman's car ,
which was atLake Station attached to the
Northwestern express.
"Plant's Extra , " the best pastry
and "Washburne'a Patent Minnesota
seta , " were swarded diplomas at the
atatofair , 1880 , as the best Spring and
"Winter Wheat Flours respectively.
FLEMING & . Co , Grocers.
Now Engravinss at Hqsyc's <
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BXOELSIOK.
Forthcoming Annual
Illustrated Review.
SplendiJ Engravings , Excellent
and Be"
lent TyJograpliy )
. --n completed
Arrangements ftartf fcev , { „ „ An.
for bringing out the lortbfi'f -
nual Illustrated Reviotf ( A
O.MAIIA LEE , which will bd
buted to our aubacribcrs on
Year's Day. All the illustrationo in
th$3 $ annual review arc to bo litho
graphed by a first class artist.
Oao of "tho most important
features will bp the sketches of the
prominent private residences in
tliccity , which hst.year were crowded
out by other buildings. The statisti
cal work , which ia the most laborious
part of thia undertaking will be moro
complete in detail and moro thorough
if anything , than ia any previous
Review.
In order that no omissions shnil oc
cur ill this branch , wo would urge up
on our citizens who have made any
building improvements during the
year to furnish us the desired informa-
Eio'n , either.it thia office or through
the postoffico as early as possible. We
want the pamo of the owner of the
improvement oe structure , diecriphon
of the improvement or building ;
location and coatof same.
In view of ot the fact that thfl out
lay for such an undertaking la very
large , amounting to nearly § 1,500 ,
wo have to eocuro ft reasonable
amount of advertising patronage from
qtjr merchants and manufacturers.
Sir. i . Hi Picrco has been employed
as solicitor for advortioments in the
illustrated anntul review. Ho will
call upon business men and
furnish them further particulars ,
concerning the style of the uork ,
nitoa of advcrtisiii } , ' , etc. The edition
will contain 10,000 copies , and will
therefore ho A most rateable medium
for advertising.
t'ariies who denito to have their
reiidt'iicea or any buildings il ualrated
had bitter wpniy M this oiiico at an
early day.
COME AND SEE
Tao affidavit made by the proprietor
OE Iho Great Vienna Bakery , where
haawoan'that 100 pounds of the Best
Minnesota Flour will make as much
bread ns 120 pounds of any other
fl ) iir , and the bread h unoxcolltd in
whitcnoss. WILLIS M. Y.VTES.
Oysters in every ji'.yle at Tizard'a
1'alacc.
SCULLEY IS W
Mrs. E. 13. CARTEll would an
nounce that Monday , Nov. 2ist , will
commence her Cheap Sale of Millinery ,
and tlrj Ladies' will find the Prices on
Jeiiirallc art idea the Lowest yet offered.
We would also mention that we Have
just received a now invoice of Back
Coronet and 8idi Combs , Ornamental
Pins in Jet Gill Silver Fit 'grce , etc.
Particular attention given to all kinds
of Ilair work.
No. 1122 ! , Farnham Street.
Omiha chapter Jloyal Arch No. 1
meets for work to-night , in the R < yal
Arch degree. JAS. GILIIF.KTJ | ]
lligh Priest.
Men's boots § 2.00 , men's shoes
Sl.OO , lidios' ahooa , good to wear
under cvcrsliocs , 75 ccutc , and muses'
ahoo'5 ' 05 cents , at Fullriodo'a , near
Thirteenth and Doui-hs.
IN THEIR NEW QUARTERS.
Whijiplu , McMilliiii it Co. , the pop
ular jewelers , lnv s removed to their
newqnarterf , in CreighUm'a block ,
Fifteenth street , and have opened the
largest and boat selected stock of gold
and silver watches , clocks and jewelry -
olry ever seen in the west. All their
old friends and pitrons , and an uti-
limitcd number of "enr ones , are cor
dially invited tn cill.
Mre. W. 15. Wood lua removed to
her now store , Sixteenth street , oppo
site the 13ee flivo , near Capitol
avenue. She has a splendid stock of
millinery , wnicl : aho will sell much
cheaper than before , on account of
her small expenses. Also ladies' cheap
SUITS and UMJEUWUAU , notions and
worsted goods. She intends to keep
a stock of nice goods for ladies and
children , and make her place a POP
ULAR store , where ALL cm get
good Roods for a little money.
K K K K K K K K K
K Kombuatiblo Karosona KasK
K oth Kommotions iu Kitchens. K
K KnutiousKonsidsrato KonsuK
K mcrs Kommcnd Karofully 1C
K Kouflrueted , Konveuioutand K
1C Korroct Kindlers. 1C
K Hoyden's Patent Fire Kind1C
K lers. Sold by all Grocers. J. 1C
K 13. French & Co. , wholesale 1C
1C ajeiitp. K
K K K 1C 1C K 1C K K
FURS ! FURS ! ! FORSM !
The Oiu-iha Fur Manufacturer ,
Henry G. Richter , is to bo found op-
poaito the postolfiro. o26-tf
NOW IS YOUR TIME.
I will eoll , for ( Ho next fifteen
days , 16 Invinciblcs and 9 Argands ,
at cash. Thcso are left from 110
bjught at the commencement of the
season. Now is your opportunity to
got one of the best basu-burning heat
ing stoves iu the market , at a very low
figure. Call in time and secure a bar
gain. R. TROSSIN ,
n8-3t 1111 Douglas Street.
A now arrival lor men's , youth's
and boy's cloihing. Extra induce
ment in prices. Emitter's Mammoth
Clothing House , corner Tenth and
Farnham.
A gro t many housewives are trou
bled in making bread in cold weather ,
because cf changeable temperature
while the sponge ia rising. By using
Compressed Yeast in the morning you
can bake the simo forenoon , and bo
successful in making good bread.
Call at Fleming & Co.'a and get
sample on trial , and then order regu
larly of your grocer Tuesdays and
Fridays. The Fermentum 13 sold by
the trade generally and by
FLEMING & Co. , Sole Agents.
DO NOT MISS IT.
If you want a self-feeding stove ,
one that keeps fire day and night , for
from 57.00 upwards , call soon and
examine my stock. R. Trosin , 1111
Douglas street. . 18-3t
tr - -
ssr
Champion of Omaha.
Parties wishing to play for the
champion cue , at Hornbeifger's
Brunswick Billiard Hall , on Monday
night , November 22d , will pleaao- . call
and regitter their names at once.
19-2t
California Pears , Plums , Grapes ,
etc. , at Tizard'a Palace. o21-tf
New Engravings at Uospc's. ,
.NOTICE Advertisements To Lot For a do *
Lost , Found , Wants. Koirilln ? IK. , > lit bo bri-
ijortcd In thwj columns oaeo for TK S' CSN TS
< Una ; each Bubwjnoi iB rtIenFlV.E CIOT ; 'S
'nr. Tbo diet Iitf.Ttii.1 ! cover leas tb n
cdcity auJ farm property , APlf
Kr.il KiUte MlJ Loin Acucj- ,
OMSY ( TO MAH-0.uV * t La *
M 1) . I , . THOMAS. Rwnu g.
ONKYTO LOAN 110 ? fiwduwn
VI Ir.K.l . ardnIx n/.ifrncy. tie
HELP WANTED
- \ \TA S ED 10 men who have s-omc a W ll > " }
VV salesmen to j in our furcs in lo ' ' *
Nehraslia and introduce Ir. K.iolic > 'rf " . " "i- .
Midical Cook Jleu who hive not hvlexpc " " "
in the biuincsswU ! ba traineil and stutct i " . "
field. Will Roarantio ( rood wages to iiicr , . <
mn. AMivii for three davs E. K. Hoik "
Council lilulld , Io\\ , or\V. J , Holland & t "
S3J s-t-t ,
ChiCB . , _
; \VANT C ok and | lo li
OI1UVANT southwcat conn--
wn-hiits itoolnt : ,
dtid Cai itol AYcmic.
" AVTBD 5V KW ! Mr" " tor goncri ! homo
W"AVTBD EMtsldegf SJtUbi. lt , Clijesso
anil C.i - '
Unfornis d room , Ulita' Is
F . 514 south 1411. . tB. !
FW ANTEU-A Bir lto do po.icral lu.n-o .
W immc.liatclj- . . Irqu.ro . ot t' .
a st.
'ANTKU-Cooknttiio Pacific ! > " " ' .
\V sliort Imnil amanncnsw or t-rr.s < ! - j
, l. . - . ra I
liail In a r \
clerk ; hai mfMtienea
i.llico , ami ran ( urriiJl excellent icKtin * . ,
ilicss'siiortli n I , Uco o3i
anil 20tli an.l
C. . ' 'CB Olllftl
Vtf AKTED-2 gitN at the Ouiato -
A xofd lady COOK : nooth-r ,
WANTED ccf. IH'J airl
llonte.
A sil nation as s l.crpcr.
WANTED A.S. , t.co utficv1.
A jituatlon i3 second helfi in a
WANTED house. Adilrca-j A S. ,
'
tSS-'JO
Bco tfllco. -
A nnmlicr 1 pirl evolr. washer
WANTED , to BUCh "d - agcs will "
raid. Ai-plyK. E. corner ISth and Famhaiji
870 tf
tt9. !
ANTED A Rood meat and > cgctabltf cwk ,
W at the St. Chirlr Untol. S7MI
All Onulii t.j Knuw tint tb
Hoyl ft. J" " " is the h INO < f Sewing'
_ _ _
orlt In rarKfitL'ard"ii ,
W U W. UMU S87-tt
FCS REKTKDUSZS flSU IAKS.
inn HVN-T . IIOU * O Ji. ' Shnli's 2nJ Rililitlon ,
urirpnAr fi .
rniun
1 IMtKAt , roomfi.
815 per month , W.IMtKAt
' - iock. : : 2xlil
TORK FOK llK rnr8S
Apply to G juU & Jlorri 1,1M
Oll UENT A funiisheJ , aotlth iiwn Vs ° Mf
F Iiiqfa | | at No 1B12 Kaniliam SI _ ± ii
TT10K KENT Ttiat cxcelloat d\veUin > c holm.
L' E. corner ot 22 1 rfnd Cilifornia strecJv
Well , cistern : .nd barn. Appljto John Gn 1J ,
10l'5FnnihamSt. ' ss ° - f
KENT Cuelluipboiuc S. E. cofn-r lit
FOB 1 nml Uuct Sti. Excellent barn , ii tCTM
indwell ; rentcletp. : Apply to C. A. ilorrill ,
1005 Farimam St.
Iloom3 fo * nt , Poran
Jj House , opposite Bee < 111 x. 802 tf
RKST Co'.ta-rc , rn 5th ami Pine . ; ' *
FOR house , eight rooiug.onSSiIa- il ( 'ajflSts
Enquire J. i1. Eec , e. E. Cor. ISlIi anil Farn-
liain. B96-tt
OR KKNT 2 fiirnlcbeJ rwmi uvct iler-
P cbaiits Kxcliangc , N. K. Cor. ICth nnJ
Udlce streets. SSTi-lf
s' SALE.
SALE Hoti'cioil furniiurc ) nitli lease
EOR 3 nice nx nit cheap , i-ilruliascr uxn tal.0
povew'ou jny time , nre caaucc. Aililress "K. "
B ollie. 89Q'-SO
. KiKOFKKKd , \ H1'LEN1)11 > LlbT O
!
J lari.uiis ! ; in lloiucs , Lots , Karma and
Uin'N. in his now column on lit | > ao !
OR SALE AND UEST-For c'e-
J - rent , a v ry -
I ; cJrable corner si or. ) , at No. SOI lO'.h St.
AUofora Iealot3-3.-cl32fett aiijoiniiiK Uie U.
P tr.uk , on JOIILS gtr.t-t , between 9.h anil lOtli.
Inqj'iru ot Oco. U. 1'ctciHon SSI-It
SALE A flrst-clats liotil ami resSaur-
EOH
aut business , locnlcd in ilio bc-K ptri of the
city , anil Jen ! < agootl buincM. Tt.e propncto
is called west lo .vtcad to mining interest , and
mint sell. Iniu re at BK offlc * tout
; - < And corner hall of lot , southeast
211UUSt-
corner 14th and CasaStB. , 7 roonn in each ;
ruit for 820 and g.'S r.c.month I'.EMIS' 1 KAL
EsrATK AOBScr , 15th and Douslaf EtH. 67D-H
I ilivcd piint9atA Uolmcs.lbth
F and California .Sts. U15-11
T OTS , FAUMS , HOUSES AX 1) LANDS. Lee
I j over I5K3IIS' new column of harpiina on la
K SALE Cottonwood lumber ol all sizea.nt
F RKDMOND'S. Slxtccnth-st. ftlfi-t.
MISCELLANEOUS-
T OST A mei cmndon book , Turk rfd 3Ior-
IJ roccn rev r with valuable paper . The
finder will rlease leave it at the First Nat'o al
Uauk. U. T CtiAllKK. 001-tf
TTISTJIAY NOTICE n alcn up on thcprcmiscs
JJJ of fam'l J tlonell , south nf cnuitv farm ,
one sorrel mare poucy , wiih white face , also one
roan Bull 000-23
, FARMS , HOUSES AM ) L\NUS Look
LOIS BKJ1IS' new column of bargains on 1st
P.iie.
rPAKI.N UP 'J Mark cult * , one -1 jew old
JL niare and 0110 2 year old horse c I , 3 miles
north < jn llimonii bottom. GoTIIJKKllhYK.
852 cfSw
\ TV/f / ATHEWs' Dancing Academy
WfTVf \\1'1 ' 1m oi on c-iry Monday
and Kriclay , Poppleton'g bloik , corner 10th and
Farnliani ' S7S-20
rilO LUJ1BERJIEN A younp inanni ) ' . ; a JKI-
I 8'tion In a lumber jard , city or rcmntrv.
He is uipablcof keeping hooks and H ui'Iini ' ; to
worlcatanjtliiiisconncclciHvilli yan' ' . Address
C. A. II , Atladtic Houic , Atchison , K.-mis.
_ _ _ ! _ _ _ _ .b8l-20 _
iRAIN'AKD.Tax'adcrmitt.cornor
s. p. > 13th and Howard St. , Dtxrhcad
a specialty. F55-lm
Absolutely Pure ,
M Je from drape frcam Tartar. No otlicf
preparation nukes such lisht , fliky hot brcatM
or Injurious pastry. C-a be eaten by dypcptic
without fear of the lb rultinj from heavy i _
Sold only In c by ali Qrocsrj.
„ „ u "POWDUR Co. N w York
DISEASES OF THE EYE ,
Bar and Throat.
DE. L. E. . G-EADDT.
OCULIST , AURIST & 1ARYNCIST.
Office Over Kennara's Drug Store ,
Corner of 14th and Douglas Sta
ovl8-3m
ONE : MILLION AGH
EASTERN NEBRASKA ,
$2TO$5PEBAOREa
20,000 Acres
OOUGIAS COUNTY ,
6 to 12 Miles from Omaha ,
8 > 6 to $10 per Aero , on
Long Time and
Low Interest.
Lar ; o tracts suitable fcr
iofs in ail the host
U os in the State ,
80.0 CiO acres scattered
Jhrc.U Iowa.
|
A. Inrge number of Improved
; iii Nebraska , maiiy 01
tlujm iicar Ouiaha , $12 to HMO
] ) ei U ore.
Iiuruenao LiuL ul
G MAHA
ConBiating of EIe > .7aut ' Bosi-
dences from $3,00'O to $20-
000. Many vacant lots in
the additions to OrrLahi.
Hundreds of lots scattered
ihrough the City. Houses and
Lots , Business Houses and
Lots , and nil kinds of Ci y
Real Estate.
We alee have
. : n Douc-
on Improved Farnia i. - g
las County , on 5 years ti . 4ho
10 percent , interest to all v
cnn show good titles.
Slaps for Houglas ami S
Counties for sac ,
4 beautiful lots fronting 9onth In Isaac &
Sehlen'aidil. for SltO half cash.
House and lot , " ! M and Ui lic ; . .S 3lHH )
IIouc and Int nca'llrjniiell JIall 2,100
Two new lioi ca and full lot , rents for
? iopcrjcar J.OOO
New brick house,21x25. IJ Btory , nith3
lo(8 ( - 2,000
House and lot Webster st l.coo
Lanchou-c and corner lot fl,0o < )
Lar 'cboUEC full lot , Callfjrnia st , OOQ
lt iiilcnco and 4 full lots , St. JIary's ave. . 5WX , )
House and small lot , toutli of depot U50
House and em ill lot , coutu uf depot Cj5
KcsMcnco propcity , Konntzc and itutli'a
add 55oo
Finuresdciicorroicrty ! | 10.0W
House anil lot , 2il and Harncy 1 Sttl
House and lot , Nclaon'a addition. . 2,700
House and lot Shinn's addition l.cOO
Kc8llcnccaml corner lot 3,001
Resilience ( cash ) 7,6(10
Itcsldcdco O.OUO
Hcsidcnct 5 f Oi >
HOB-SC at.d cnc-lialf lot iisc
Three hou'ca and corner lot 7,600
Residence and corner lot 75O (
House and CO feet front , I6th strict s,700
Lnr/e liouse rnd corner lot O',300
n idence and three Iota 0.500
Two house and corner two-thirds cf cor
ner lot 1,100
Housiand small lot , Casintrcet 2,100
Ilanse and lot , 27th near Farnham l.UCf
Brick house ami corner lot . * 1ZQQ
Small liou-canil fulllot , Cumingsat 2,3o
Hruscand lot , 23d street 3,2011
House ami full lot , worth $1,000 ( or 5f.no
Fmebrck residence 1 , 00
Brick residence D.fiJO
House anil corner I t 1,550
New two-story house ami corner lot 1,500
Residence aim full lot , Karnham si fi.rcO
Hume and cum arre , ISth blrcct 3 000
Ilnns.1 anil half lot , ISth street. . 2,2fH )
House ami lot , Sliinn'saddlt'on l.tiQO
House and half lot , Cass Htr'et jlOO )
House nnd half lot , CasiStrcct 1,450
Resilience and two lots , Capitol Hill 7,000
Eleyant brick residence 2 full lots Jfi/oo
Finest residence in tliccity 16OfiO ,
KeiMenco property 17.COO
Rcsidcn o property . . . . . 17sfl
Residence. . 5,500
House and lot , SMnn'd rvhlition 1,200
Uouscandlot , fhmn'atdditlon 1,500
Home mil lot , 2'th ami K&mliam 1,400
ilouso and lot. 27th and DouglRa. . 5373
House anil full lot , IzanI fct 1,7'0
Xcw house anil 1J lot 2.SOO
ricsidencc property 7 , 00
RcfMcnco jinipcrty , icr line 13,500
Houscand lot , Horlach's addition 1,500
Residence , F.imham st 0,000
Honsc anil } lot 1 Woe ! : from Court
House and i Jot 1 block from Court
HOIH- " . . . . _ " 250
House and comer lot ZWvAs from Court *
House : o IOQ
House nniTl > t , Nlcliobt , s .rcet.f i.gco
Hocscan-11 acrc.Giges' addition | n
House and lot , lllh strccv 300
Lar.-c building and six Iot In lie out. . . 4.COO
House and lot on Dj\enr > ort 3,60D
Hcu'caml J lot , near depot 1,500
House and J lot , n-ar depot SCO
Honsc and I ! , South Atenu- l fjoo
fTou candlot , SMim'aaddition 3,000-
Rcs'dcncc , Kountzc and Kutli'd add 2.COO
Residence propcnKounucsrd Rnth'a
addition 5,000
Retldence prcpcrtr. sou'.li nart < f town. . 2,5fO
IIouFtand } lot , Wcl tcr ft 2,7fX )
Ho'se and 5 acres at Barracks 7 )
House and lot , < trmctrnn'sadillt'n 1,000
Home and lot , South 11 tl. . C50
Ilouso and lot , Konntzc and Ruth's ad
ditlon 3rsoo
Residence and J lot 2,700
Houao aid lot , ICtti tt 3,500
Boggs & Hill ,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS ,
1408 lam. St. Omaha .tfeb
. . , , . ,
Immense Stock for
A Si" 5 s i a BT a a ! my ?
A AND WIN 1 F R
t aiaBJJ' Wsiltl 9 Sa fia
Custosu-jfiidc
AltWl Men's s'Jitsr
MM '
x'il eoys > Suits
Children's Suits-
sPf sllTQ
* r P-J * S"v ? OUi
' ' LfiiliyH 1
H' \ $3 'I S V
> TM'l
1 W ' For Men ,
Boys , and
Tri ; u5 and Valise , ut
"rices to Suit All.
Farnham Street Near Fourteenth
ITS F !
MARHOFFS TRUNK FACTORY.
Tlio largest ,111.1 iviMt tMortmcnt < > (
Trunks iunl Valises iu I he Wfsf.
ai l Sailing' Tnmfcs a Ss
Sg S ! sSj Si " 3 }
: SPfisS" ' ifIKCSK 'Sti
* "
! rTfl < $ i ' i nf"Hfl fBuff * >
\Wf MSI ir "I"4 If ffli ( iwlfilfa
S&J& S
J.B-FREHCH
STONE -
rev A ,
TOTOT.3368 * GROCE ]
' " " - . OMAIIA f . . . . _
"MAX WiEYER &
fflSRBR \
i IT&
iss
R
riuars from 813.00 per K'OO ' up
Toi ; srn > , kW vents per jioiiutJ
ripes from > . " cents per down upwards.
Send for Price List ,
MAX 3IEVEK iV C . ,
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GUNS , AMMUNITION , SPOBTIMG GOODS ,
HsliiissTiidi- ! KnIIsaud a fill ! line of
CRACKER MANUFACTURERS ,
And Woli sa'c D. alcrn ia CIGARS anil CoNFKCTJoNKHY. fl.trii.i , ' the
Fall and Wiu'or w will h-ndle UOUKSELJIISN'S FUK rf CYSTEKS. which
are novr the bu l in the niarhct. A lurgo ortnent of CANDY acd SUGAII ,
TOYS for tlu > Hi li "ay trade.
TZ & J'UKK37AX , 510 Kill St. , Oiiialut.
r
H I
Has the exclusive of the
OOIIST
s.a
The Gold Coin is this Bea-.on the favorifcof Chicago , is prefer-
odab v a'l other Stoves comes both p&tn a-d h-'ghly orna
mented , has the now patent gr > e and flre-pot.i hat win out wear
bftlf doxen of any other Thy Oed ! Coin Wt-igh * u ere by flJty Ibo.
than ccyotber Stove of it aizo in thrmi kt-t , a d .M , therefore ,
more durablojhan any other Stov < . ! , ! s - net iy warrant * din every
respect , it requires no salesman to s'U > < - aaj'.ity reference sells l
without trouble. .Cor 10th and JuckajM