Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DA3LY BEE.
Saturday Morning , Nov. 27. {
BREWTIES ,
Paterson Bells coaL
liird cages at the 99c store.
Porter is running Uie Ouiaha Ferry.
Lubin'ebulk perfume nt Kulm'a only.
' " "Largo variety of cfceitfprotectorStt
I ihn's.
iue overland tr-c. from the weit
a Jay was lot : hoUts late.
Whipple , McMilkn & Co. , the jewel-
' cw ; Creighton Block. loSO-tf
For printer comfort * in , caps , rdbctair-
' .mujt , muffler * , 30 to Frcdcrick't.
Spiendid a&Krtment of Russia Lci.tl
aai Morocco Pockct-Bookf , at , Saxe'a.
Ucfore buying your Lats , caps aiil
w . cjH at C. U. Ke Great & Co. ' * . 2C-U
Swit-6 Cheese , ' .vholesale and retail , i1
Ci3iinen7.ind & MeyirV , 207ta tl3lh S ) .
' ' WOULD Bazai
- BUS I' IX THE
Oiove fitting Pattern ? at Bus'iman's. tl
The Humm llat , entirtly new , fu
yjung penta jnst ent. Frederick , Halter
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, ' Xlie prospects for a l-ig ie crop an
goiJ. Kan-esting will Icgin at I'loretio
Like to-day.
The Germans of Pjpillion have cr
ganlzel a Binging society , -wdth thlrtj
in jmbers to start out with.
There-vras not a single arrcs' l.y tin
* jioltce Thursday , nor the day uefore , Tl
teniwrancewave is rising.
The C. , B. & Q. was two hours 1st
Thursday morning , aisd tbe 1) ) . & M. w :
h5ld lit this i > ont ! until nearly 11 o'clock.
Everybody s-haves. GambVs O. ir
hop , southwest corner Twelfth and F rri
bam streets , n91a\vtf
Call and gel prices cf all kinds of grc
cerics and cpjiles asd potatoes at low Cj
urea. George HcimroJ , IT. P. block.
aov9t6
Trains were very light Thursday an
y , owing to the fuel that everybod ;
etayicg at home to -TbanVsgivin
dinner.
. TLe citizens of Millard arc crgauizin
a dramatic society , which will give an en
t rtainmcut once a moctb in the Echoc
iouse of that place.
Ilicre is a etriKng resemblance be
tween Jaiaes A. Garfield acd ei-Gov
"Furnsg , and betveon Chester A. Arlhu
aad Sidney E. Locke.
The IT. P. mail train from the wet
Friday is two hours late , and frcijht train
01 the came road are from [ our to ? igi. '
nud a half hours lite.
"
The xwatlier uejjaato moderate Thnrt
< lay , aal th ? sun has shone bright'yevi
inc3.TfOtun may have something t' '
J > n itH the tempernturc.
The Danish society's first ball of th"
- ieason will Uke place Saturday night , c
v/mber 2" , at i'urner hall. Ticket ) ?
" -ostfti , 'eecurod from the tneubers. t-S
' . " A new btc'ck of mince meats , jellie.1
rrc. , an-1 a choice relection of dried fiuSU
' ' Jicw uwfty down , at J. I. N'ichol & CoV.
' -toni-'r 15th and Dod e i-treets. n24-St
Among the land settlers west TlnirH
. day . were thirty-five Germats for Fr
moat aod twenty for Schuyler. Ten Bo
Leniiin pottlers canie to Omaha.
A half interest in Tlie Lincoln Girl"
was on Saturday laFt sold by the proprie
tor , Wcbstjr E tnn. to A. W. Coulee
formerly of The Beatrice Courier.
The boss hog rai. er of Sarny county i
M- , . David Schwenk. H.J Thursday EOC
to Trne7naa..of Omaha. , i n , .0.1.0.
"wergiiiog4034 , jwun is an a verage of103 2-i
'
- -Thirty-two rgcruiti from Jeffersci
llarracltp , St. Louis , went we = t Thursdnj
in charge f Lieut. Chas. Mvrton , of ili !
Tliird cavaby. They are assigned U
< lutyat Fort llussell.
Her & Co. have Iwea jnitting up Bonn
fine new iron smoke-btackB. at the Willow
Springs distillerjTiiey are the largefct ir
Omiha , one of , them standing S2fect above
t > o foundations.
DANCING Lemieux's dxncing
i ohool t > ciil ! at Standard Club Hall , Pif-
{ tenth and Farnbam , every Saturday even
ing ; iicxv i rograuune and extra music.
Groit ojttpouring anticipated.
- Tne iwstor of the Christian church
Ji 'tie * to be abe ! to bo in his pulpit text
Sunday morning , and desires tc i-co every
"mchiber and friend of the church present
5 tjlbq.morning service.
-ISemfinber that William Gentleman
carries a full line of Dozier , Weyl & Co'n.
celebrated crackers and jumbK-the b .t
-ri the market. Also choice line of Cab' .
forjia canned good * , fresh butter and c g ,
Iway.l on hand , ICth aad Cass streets.
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The Bheriff of Kawlins. came in from
the west Thursday night with five prisoners ,
chained together , en route to the state
_ 3J2Sii < ! Jl5.r7The night waspasi-eiat
thsiroiei do Guy , and the party took the
fc. & iL train sauth this morning. * lhe
prisoners were all desperatj looking fel
lows.
; - - Owing to the Khort days aod long
.wights . , the darknc B fcesinning to close in
Shout half past four o'clock now , the num-
bir of hours labor for the laborers on the
> .atr works construction has been icdcced
f om ton to nine , knocking off at SJo'clrck.
A , corrcBjioodins reduction is made in the
wages paid , the men getting 51.12J and
twins 82.25 per day. Tlie change took
effect on Sntday and will last about a
month or six weeks.
Go to WHIPPLE , McMLLEN &
CO. , Creighton block , 15th streel ,
for Plated and Solid Silverware.
There will be an oyster sociable at
the Christian church to-night. Ev
erybody invited.
* Standard coal oil , 15 Ral. bbl * . , at
'Salomon's. 2G-lt
For Splendid Figs go to Tizwd's.
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FEIUIENTATIOK.
Fermentation Compound Yeast will
prevent three-fourths of the failures
to mate good bread in cold weaiher.
CAPS ALL.
.Conner's Stores much the finest
inihoMnrke * . Call and see. 141G
Dongla Ktreet. o22-tf
Gold Watches and Diamond * , nt
WHIPPLE , MoMILLEN & CO.'S ,
Creighton block , 15th street.
FURS1 FURS ! ! FORS111
The Omaha Fur Manufacturer ,
Henry G. Kichter , { is to be found op-
( vsite the postofBcH. o2itf
A'cwEngravings at Hospc'.s.
For Finest Canciesgo to Tizaid'a
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ATSAUQUIL'DAT. "
How , Omaha Observed th *
National Day of Thanks
giving' .
Unusual Quiet and Freedom
from Distubance.
Thursday was the quietest Thsnks'
giving day over seen in Omaha. Tht
postoffice , banks , railway headqjiar
tera and business houses of all kinds
were closed , and it was more like
Sunday than Sunday itielf. Then
WAS little drinking done , compara
lively , not one drunk was seen on thi
streets , and the city jail did not receive
coive a single guest of any kind. Thi
churches wh ro services were belt
were all crowded , and the contribu
lions for the Lidies Relief society
were EO largo as to attract the notlc
of the most observant. At the
PBESBYTEHIAN CHUECE.
Union services were hrld , the tei
mon being preached by Biv. W. J
Harsha. The church was crowdei
and the services interesting and im
pressive throughout. The choii
which was a triple quartette , consis !
ed of : Soprano , Mrs. Latey , Mit
Spoor and 3tfis Slaughter ; aitc
Misses Wilson , Van Orman and Ad
Kennedy ; tenor , Messrs. Smltl
Whitehorn and Morris ; basso , Messn
Smith , France and Nash. The musi
was ! crand ; the tolo by Mrs. Latej
oatitlei "The Palm , " being espec
lally beautiful. The collection f (
the relief society was very largo , Si
cluiing mny bills of the larger di
nominations , in contrast with th
small change which is usuall
thrown in upon such occasions.
The Union service at the
CONGREGATIONAL CI1TJRCU ,
was atttiided by alarge congregatior
Music was furnished by the churc
choir. Rev. Dr. Baugher preache
an eloquent Ecrmon fromthetext , ; | ]
ia a good thing to give thanks uni
the Lord. "
A very heavy contribution was take
up hero for the Eatnc object alread
mentioned.
Services were held at several of tl
churches , ell being appropriate fc
the day.
MINOR MENTION.
At the Unitarian church , a vci
pleasant .sociable- was hold. Thepn
gramme consisted of recitations , n
freshmenta and music ,
A jollier throng coud _ not be foun
li all Omaha Thanksgiving At
than at the skating rink. The shar
click of the steel as the skatei
glided swiftly over the glass
surface , mingled with the mcrr
lauqhter of handsome "young Isdies
and , the dull thud of falling novice !
all combined to make a mamniot
bouquet of fun.
A fine entertainment and fenivr
was held at Masonic hall by the Triii
ity Guild Mission. About 500 psi
Bens were in attendance. An M
dress was made by E. Tl. Overall an
A. W. Parker read an c-rsay. Th
affair raj A rnticI ouooco .
At tha Turner hall a grand Thsnls
giving ball was held. Tbe programm
o [ the evening included a Cue con
cert and a rflfilo , in which each Ucki
holder hai a chance free.
LAKE'S ADPITION.
One of the most interesting feat
of Thursday's festivities wn
the Sportsmen's shoot in Lake's add !
tion , which .attracted quile a crowd o
spaciatorc , and was participated in bj
over a score of the champion shots t
Omaha. The prizes were as follows
PIUST SHOOT.
Ten single ball match 3
1 , 1 ; Grst ptizj. silver watch
divided between John W. Potty am
S. B. Hathaway. Second prize-
imp etovo and him , Z. T. Sprigi ;
Third 100 cigars , divided by Hughi i
and Lytlo. Fourth Hunting ccat
divided by HxrdSn and Parmalee
Fifth Case of ber to party makiot
the lowest ecuro in the shoot , Jchc
Mock.
SECOND MATCII.
Eight single birds. First prize.
500 shells , 2 sack's shot , Frank Parma-
oo. Second , fine lap robe , Petei
Simpson. Third , pigeon trap , "Win.
3r.ac.3y. Fourth , . onB-lial egpow-
def , John Harding "
THIRD "MATCII.
Tei pair glaes balls. First prize ,
clock and 50 cigars , John W Petty.
Second , dress pattern and Bet silver
spoon * , Fred. Blake. Third , one-half
ton hard coal , Frank Parmaleo.
Fourth , pair fine boots , Z T. Sprlgg.
Fifth , fifty paunds flour" , John" Har-
dia ,
FOURTH MATCH.
Four pair bi-ds.
First prize , four sacks shot and one
pocket book , Frank Parmalee ; 2d , ICO
cigars and box of trickle-plated shellr ,
John W Petty ; 3d , not decided ; 4th ,
case of beer ana four cans of oystsis.
Wm. Hughes ; 5th , § 1.00 cash , divided
by Lard and Gydson.
FIFTH MATCH.
Owing to the lateness of the hour
the fifth and sixth matches were corn-
combined , the shoot being for fifteen
tingle birds. Fits , prize , 500 shell ? ,
100 cigars , one-half dozen champagne ,
Petty and Lytle ; 2d , bolt of mnelin ,
case of beer and 100 cars , Frank Parm-
aloe3d ; , one-half ton soft co l , fifty
pounds flour , fifty cigars , two sacks
shot , divided by Hughes and Sprigg.
Fourth , brussels mat , lamp , silver cup
f nd a pair hunting p > nta , divided by
Hunter and S. B. Hathaway. Fifth ,
prize of 4 cans of chocolate was
awarded to Wm. Bracey , for making
the lowest score of this match. Ed
Johnson received a turkeyfor making
the Jowest average in all the matches
combined.
The shooting began at 9:30 : a. m. and
closed with the close of the day.
A new stock of .miucc meats , je
& , and a. choice selection of dried
ruits. 'Prices' away down ; at J. I.
Sichol & Go's. , earner cf 15th and
Dodge streets , n24 2t
Oysters in every atyle at lizard's.
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New Engravings at Hospe's ,
THE GOLDEN LADDER ,
E. L. .Bierhower Climbs Up
Into the United States
Marshalshipi -
Other Individuals on Elevated
Bounds.
The vexed question of the United
States marshalBhip is temporarily
se'ttled'at last by the ai pointment of
Mr. E. L. Bierbower. who has been
deputy marshal under Mr. Daily.
The telegrams of Friday brought the
news cf his appointment by President
Hayes. He is a young man of ability
and popularity and will no doubt
servo out his term with general satis
faction to all.
special Dispatch to The Ceo
\VrAsui > GTONjNovember2C , 4 p. rn.
The struggle for the United States
marshblship , which for six months
past hrvi btea.so fierce , was ended to
day by IIB < ppointment , by Tresi-
"dent Hayes , of Deputy U S. Mar-
eh l E. L. Bierbower , to the position
made vacant by tbe expiration of the
term of office of Marshal Wm. Dai
ly. The appointment will undoubt
edly be confirmed by the senate at
the next stssion without opposition ,
ANDY BOBDEN ,
formerly clerk XL the Withnell house :
and more recently at the Intsr-OceatJ
hotel , at Chtyer.no , hss been ap
pointed passenger sgent of the Kan
sisOity , St. Joe ard Council Bluffi
roaa at this point , taking the placi
made vacant by the resignation o
Joe -Tohon , who went over to thi
Wabash. Mr. Borden is-an active
energetic gentleman , and will icflec
credit on the road ho represents. H
ia too well known here to need an ;
new introduction ,
0. w. nrrchcock ,
for so many years the wheel-horse o
the C. , B. & Q. passenger buaincse
has been appointed general wester :
passer-ger agent of the" Union Pacific
with headquarters at San Franciscc
The territory which is embraced un
dar the jurisdiotion of his nevr pcsi
tion includes all the Pacific states sni
territories , and the Sandwich Island *
Austria , Japan and China. If execu
tlvo ability , experience and suavity c
ad 3re83 are of any account in detei
mining the qualifications of a man fo
a position , then Mr. Hitchcock is pre
eminently the proper selection for th
responsible place to which ho has bee i
appointed ,
NOTHING DEFINITE
is yet knov.n as to the disposition o
the office tnado vacant by the promo
tion of Thomas L. Kimball to the'po
sition cf as3stant ? general manage
of the U. P. Humor is rife , but ru
mor is unreliable. That an appoint
ment wi'l be made soon is certain
The talk is that the offici
will bo resolved iuto twi
parts and th.t hereafter it wil
be run by a general pascon cr &gen
and a general ticket agent. Tba
Charlie Stebbins will git one of theei
positions is pretty generally conceded
as it is In every way his due and he i
well qualified for the position. If ni
division is made Jin will probably ink ,
the vacant pcalticn as it was. J. V ,
Morse of Chicago , > a spoken of as i
possibleappointetf : f a division ismade
A THANKSGIVING EXCITE-
1-ENT.
Early Wednrsiay ! morning a younj
maa wearing a 10 * tuit of clothes
which fitted him to a T , w.is seer
walking up-Douglas street barefooted ,
without hat or gloves , needing not th (
cold breeze which was blowing the
frosty snow iuto his face , nor the slip
pery ice beneath his feet. Qaite n
crowd soon gathered around him , and
thinking he was crczy a kind-heartec
citizen sent for a policeman. But oc
bjing questioned the young roan ex
plaiaud that the suit had been made
at J. H. Flieglo & CO.'B , and that the
St was so good and the price so low ,
that ho .had hurried from his room
without finishing his toilet to tell" hit
friends all about it.
GUARD AGAINST THE COLD.
I have for sale a lot of heating
stoves suitable for stores , officesor
: hurches , which will be sold low ,
. Enquire of E. F. Cook , Odd Fel
lows' block. n2Gt2
Pure as Snow on the Mountain Top
Solomon's Water White OIL 26-2t
FEEM ENTATION.
Go to WHIPPLE , MoMILLEN &
'Q ' , , Creighton block ; for any thing in
he Jewelry lino.
. Headlffiht Water White ,011 , 6c ,
at Solomon's. 26 2t
v >
California Pcara , Plums , Grapes ,
itc. , at Tizard's Palsce. o21-tf
Fcr .Sale Six -horse power Baxter
engine and boiler , in good repair. .
Apply at BEE offi . no4tf
Fcr Malaga Grapes go to Tizard'g.
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THE CREIQHTOH-
A fint-class hotel in.evfry respect , is
ituated on the northwest corner of
thirteenth nnd Capitol avenue. This
ew house is newly and elegantly fur
nished throughout , andJhe table and
nil of fare will compare favorably
with the best in the land. Give it a
.rial. No runner at the Depot.
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Water -White Oil , no odor , no
moke , at Solomon'e. - 26 2t
For Oranges and Lemons go to
Tizird'B. t-w-t
.Remember that C. B. DeGroat &
Co. have the largest and best selected
ino of Hats and Caps in the city , in-
luHing the latest styles from the best
manufacturers. Also.a full and com-
leto , line 'of fur caps , for ladies and
entlemen , and a complete stock of
adlcs'fnrs. 2i-3t
-For Choice Michigan Cider go to
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Tizird's. t-w-t
STEEL ENGRAYINGS , .
Finest ever brought to Omaha , and
t .New York prices. Don't fail to see
' n6tf
] em-at-Eaton's -
Meals at all hours Rt Tizard's
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PDASHINCF'IELOWS--4 '
The Knights of the-Key and
Their Friends ; in Social
: Conclave.
The First Annual Ball and De
ception.
For several \veeka preceding the
eat the telegraphers of Omaha were
work ng with more than usual encrpy
nd vinf preparing for the first annual
ball and supper In f years past spasmodic
medic efforts were made to start the
annual ball rolling , but all collapsed
through" want of proper unity and
backing. This year , however , the
b yaTrcro determined to cut a "dash1 !
on the social switch-board , and issued
invitations to friends near and far to
participalo in the festtvitie ? , at
Standard Hall , Wednesday evening.
Their labors were crowned with the
full mbasure of success , both in
numbers avid character , and the finan
cial returns fully justified the lavish
oxpen of managers.
--Standard'Hall ' presented a brilliant
and beautiful appearance on that
memorable occasion. . .FeatoOns of
evergreens atrelched from the csnlral
chandelier to , every point , like spokes
in a largo wheel , ending in the folds
of numerous flags } on the southern
wall the words "welcome , " wrought
in evergreens , greeted the eyej and on
' ' ' the tees !
the north the figures 73 ,
graphic symbol of "our compliments. "
The wzlls were thickly studded with
pictures of men distinguished in the
higher plains of elzctriclty , among
them those of Prof. Morse , the famous
inventor of tbe telegraph ; Gen. Anson
Siageri Thos. Eckert , and Col R. 0.
dowry.
None less brilliant and conspicuous
were the photographs of familiar faces
the Union Pacific "sparks" ' surround
ing the piciure of their chief , Col
Dickey , with the significant maxim
beneath "No Vacancies , Sir. " The
"boys" ci the Western Union were
grouped ia snottier frame , a wirey
oed looking lot of men , with Supt
Hibbard in tfco center. A qusdruplpx
instrumehtconne"ctedvFiththeWest6rn ;
Union office , was ampended over the
dining room door , and ticked the com
pliments and congratulations of dis
tant brethren during the evening. A
telephone , was placed in the gentle
men'a waiting room for the use o the
guests. - -
Passing from inanimate realms to
the BC < m ea of life on the floor , the
transformation was brilliant and in
spiring. At 9:30 : Steinhauser's or
chestra struck up the grand march
and abouteighty couples immediately
fell into line. The toilets of the la
dies were elegant and beautiful , while
the gentlemen vied with their fail
c ) inpcnioDa in personal adornments.
Among the guests from neighboring
cities were Gov. Nance , Hon. G. W.
E.'Dortoy ; Manager Myers , of Kan
gas City ; Manager Harrison , of Leav
en wort fa ; Mrs. Carr , manager at Ne
braska City ; Manager Steel , of Cpl
utnbus ; Messrs. Fred Krussmarck , o
Chicago ; Alex. Washington , of St.
Joe ; J. A. Bovard , J. W. Jack , Miss
Fluke , Miss Boyd , Miss Torrance
Mr. and Mrs. Stone , Kansas City
Clara Bosonfield , of Boston ; Dr. and
Mrs. Ilighter , Miss McEwen , Liu-
coin ; Miss Dohaney , Council Bluff ?
Mr. A. "M. Fleming , of Valley , ant *
Mr. A. I. Fleming , of The Nebraska
City Press.
-Tho electric of the
- - lights profession
in Omaha were there in full force.
The tall f"nn * .V-3' l-.juning counte
nances" ' i-i Co * . ' l > ic y and , George
O'Brien towered abtv > their brethren
reveling in higher airs , while Manag
ers Rhcom.'Curry and Armstrong con
tented themselves with .lower-levels ,
attending to th'o wants"of their
gueste.
; Sapper , prepared by Joe & Sam ,
was served In the % hall at , midnight ,
and was in full keeping with the lav
ish character cf .the entertainment.
' out-rivaled
Sleinhausor's orchestra -
all previous 'efforts in dance music ,
having prepared twelve new pieces
specially for the occasion , which were
highly appreciated.
CONGRATULATIONS.
The following were received and
read during the evening : "
NEW YORK , November 24
To I ha Omaha Tclejrahers :
The brethren cf New York greet
their brethren in Omaha and join
them In Vaeir joy to-njght. 'Jlay the
anniversary ever-find their hearts as
it now finds their feet' encircled in
eweet music.
NEW YORK TELEGRAPHERS' .
CHICAGO , November 25.
Telegrapher * , Omaha :
Wo send you a hearty greeting
joined to the wish that in the partici
pation Of pleasures' of the evening
.tie Happiness you have anticipated
will pa more than realized. _ May the
tpirit of fellowship still dwell with
rou , and may nothing occur to disturb
, ho current of congeniality which now
lows so smoothly. To those whonvwo
enow , and whom we remember with
warmth of friendship , and to those
whom wo do not knowbnt with whom
we are connected by ties of fraternity ,
we say , "God Bless You. "
CHICAGO.
DETROIT , NOVEMBER 24.
Operator , Omaht :
A merry greeting to the Omaha
elegraphers , from their Detroit breth
ren , hoping * that one and all may en-
oy the" Balfand'have a happy Thanks-
living. Our only regrets are that we
caLnot bo with vou in the flesh as we
are in spirit " 73. "
DETROIT OWLS.
Operators , Omaha :
This message Is not sent 'merely to
'Curry" favors in the "Mayne , " but
as an expression of fraternal greeting
rom Buffalo operators.
REYNOLDS ,
Buffalo , N. Y.
The committees managing the re
ception and ball and entitled to high
> raise for its success were the follow-
up :
Executive Committee L. M.
ilheem , chairman ; J. J. Dickey , H.
2. Jennison , F. M. Crittenton , secre-
ary ; Thomas Curry , treasurer.
Reception Committee L. H. Kor-
y , chairman ; George W. Shaw , C , R.
Jraile , 0. Dwyer , 0. B. Havens , A.
H. Mayne , J. G. Boyd J. H. Me-
Guire , 0. W. Moore , C. E. Mayne ,
W. A. McElroy. G. W. Arbuthnot ,
D. E. Kimbiir .Wm. M. Dwyer.
L > dics Hoctpliuii Committee Mrs.
LI. H. Kotty , Mrs. E. L. Armstrong ,
iliss Mary E. Brady , Mrs. L M.
Elheem , Mrs. Thos. Curry , Mrs. C. B.
Horfori. Miss Julia E. Da visMrs. . F.
B. Williams.
Floor Committee E L. Armstrong ,
floor managers. Assistants G. M.
O'Brien , Jr. , 0. B. Horton , G. W.
Dickinson , Frank J. Burkley , R. 0.
Hayes , , J. B. Prichard , F. B. Wil
liams , FredG. Mason , 0. J. Lawton ,
R. R. France , J. G. Morsei
Solomon's Water White Oil cannot
be exploded. Only 30c per gal. 2C-2t
SPABEL1N& JEWELS ,
Comprising Precious Stones
and Gold and Silver Goods
of Elegant Designs ,
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t
Mr. S. Jcnasou , the 'Jewelsr , 410
South Thirteenth street , who com-
msnced business sometime agoiu a
small way , fads , by the reputation cf
dis unequaled workmanship aiid the
excellent quality of his wares , estab-
liihed a good business and can offer a
batter line of goods for less money
than any Dottier ho\lte \ in the e'dy
Why 1 Because his expenses are
at least , one-third less than any other
house han.Hi of goods.
Mr. Jonason's experience in the
jewelry buauesa is a sufficient guar
antee that any work left with him will
ba executed In the best possible man
ner : Many of our citizens who knew
he was head workman in the manu
facturing department of a well known
jewelry house ia the city can testifj
as to hB ability. His reputatior
as an engraver * is the high
est , and simples of his worli
can bo seen at his placa of busine&e ,
Having lately purchased one of thi
best , and latest improved engraving
machines , bo is prepared to' do al
kinds of engraving , ancl haS put thi
price down to two and a half cants i
letter , just half the .price chargu
by others. He has just opened i
splendid assortment of clocks of thi
best and latest improved pattern
gold and silver watche ? , solid am
plated silver - ware , including i
li'ge variety of be utiful silver cup
for holiday gifts , solid and plated gel <
chains'ladies' ; sets , pl-uu and oraa
mental gold rings , a full line of platei
table cutlery from the best menufac
turere , and in fact everything pertain
ing to the jewalry business. Watcl
ani .clock repairing a specialty. Cal
and look through his stock 'befon
making your purchases.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Dr. S. D. Mercer went west yesterday
Fred Dtexel left for Denver yesterday
Gov. Nance was iu the city Thursday.
H. Kountze and wife left for Denvei
Thursday.
Hon. James E. Noith was in thocifr
Thursday.
Sirs. The L. Kimball came in fron
the east Thur. day.
H. D. Perky , of Denver , came up fror
Lincoln Thursday.
Fihlay P. Gridley and wife returna
home yetterday.
Mra. and Miss I ogers returned from SI
.Paul Thursday.
Clem Chase spent the national holida
with his parents.
Consul N. N. Vindquost was a wee
bound passenger yesterday.
Rev. E. H. E. Jameson went out t
Central Citryestcrdjy.
Supt. I. N. Fierce , of the Poor fanr
came in from Wahoo yesterday.
Sir , Maplesoa and family were amen ;
the west hound passengers Thursday :
-D. C. Howard , of Fremont , waaamon
the outward bound ifassengera yesterdaj
Ex-Ggv. JTohti Evans , _ of Coloradt
passed through en route to Denver yestei
day.
day.Supt.
Supt. E. M. Morseman , of the IT. I
'express , came injfrom the east yesterda
morning.
Thoa. Moore , chief packer of tha d <
partmcnt of the P atte , left for Ch&yenn
Thursday.
Sherman CanfieM , of the Nebrask
University ate Thanksgiving dinner wit
his.parentsjn this city.
W. W. .Peet and E. W. Swayno de' (
gates from the Omaha Yi M. C. A. hav
returned from attending the Missouri stat
convention of the association , which held
most interesting meeting' at 'Kansas City
JohnTloyd , paymaster of the Bt & M.
and lib .wife , spent the. Sabbath in .Lit
coin among old friends , Mr. Floyd think
Omaha 13 A very nice place , Hut for com
fort , homelike"convenience and other thing
that go a good ways towards making lif
pleasant ; he think * Lincoln is the place.-
[ Lincoln Journal.
FBBJIESTATION.
Buy your Watches and Jewelry , a
W IPPLEj MoMILLEN & CO.'S
'
Oreighton.block , l5t'h street.
Try the Fermentation Compoum
Yeast. Sold by all grocers.
For Thanksgiving Oysters go t (
lizard's. t-w-t
For Nuts of all fefds"go "t <
lizard's , t-w-t
Death Record.
Charles Poland , eldest son of John
M. and Mat tie Thurston , died at '
a. m. November 26th , 1880 , of dipfa.
theria , aged six years , nine month )
and nineteen days. Funeral services
at the residence of tbe parents , north
west corner Davenport and Twentiett
streets atlOa. in. to-morrow. Friend *
are invitcd.to attend. . .
David Oppeliheimer , wh'o has beet
a resident of Omaha since 1873 , anc
for many years an employe of Wesl
& "FreTtcher , died in this city at IS
p. m. , November 25th,11880 , aged
54 years 4 months. The deceased
went 'to Load villa June last
and while there met with an accident
resulting in the Injury of one of hie
feet. The wound was badly' 'treated ]
and death ultimately resulted , from jt.
He returned to this city Sunday after
noon and died nat the hospital.
He leaves a wife and two children in
Germany and other relatives in the
same country. Funeral on Sunday
under the auspices of the Knights of
Pythias , of which he was a member.
Christ E. Voa ? , age 42 , at 9 p. m.
Funeral will take place on Sunday at
2 o'clock from the residence ot Fred
Wisman , south 13th street.
8PEGIAL KOTSGS8.
> TO LOAH-KOHET.
Cjer/J AAA10 LOAN At 8 per cent inter
> 00l/UU 'eat , n stuns ot $2000and up-
varda for 1 to S yeara * tmo ! on Qrst class Improv
ed city and farm property. Apply at BEUIS
Real Estate and Loan Agency , 15th anil Douzlaa
Btg.5 278-eodtf
tO XiOAH GUI at I w Offlea
rnOlIAS. Room 8 , Crelijhton Block
' ONF.t TO LOAN 1109 F&rnb&m street.
M' Dr. Edwart'ji LORD Agency. no7-S3-tf
HELP WANTED
Girl , S. E. cor. 20 and Dod8 St.
WANTED 017-t7
Ajobdriviig wagon tot grocery
WANTED botcher shop. Heat ot city refer
ence. .SiidnsrD. , Bco efflco. 0.1-29
- - Geiraancirl that caTlrd on
WANTKD--The > side SO'.Ii , between Chicago
mid Ca < 3 to call again. 0-2-2
A wman coot , at the Emmeit
WANTED 8 2
A woman coot , at the Eoran
WANTED opposite t ) : Bco office. 02S-S7
CARPENT3RS WANTED At Stevenson's
fy Shop. " , 15th anil DjTanport. 029 jO
\TTAKTED-A wooiatl cook , ot Wm. Kolbe
VV No. 1209 13th and Dou I-td. S2529
ANTED A.itroaif , active rnan.
W ol'Jin'torat High Scl > col building.
AKTKO flood girl for general house * ork ,
W ' " " " "
= \jltlo do ceneial housework.
WAKTEr nt 1214 Davdnpott btrcot. 912-27
- sccord pirt , with gocd
reference ? , northwest _ coruer 18th and
Cipito avenue. 306-25
WAJ.TED At Fred. Dellons * , 123
GIRL St. S lC-t
AH KD lOmcn'wliohSTC some abi.ity as
W salesnicn to J in onr forea in Iowa and
Nebraska and intrddnte Dr.-Nanhej'a Family
Uidical Book Mon whohiTenolhidexpeiience
In the liU9ln ° ; s will be trii ncd dud st irto i in th e
field. WlliguirantteKOod ivagcs to energttio
men. Aildiess for three davn E. E. ITolUml ,
Council Bluffi , loiv-i , orW.UoUmd & Cor ,
Chiceo. 893 8tt _
\VANTHO-C .ok snd do 1-ou-ewcrk , io ;
wa hing rlroninr , iTOthwest corno13th
and Capitol Avenue. 883-tt
-tTTA'JTEO Bf a jounjr man g ; i itrt :
VV sliott-hajid amannensu or cor'jsfli.ij
clerk ; hai haj e'sporlence in a Jar -u : .iu.--i' '
olflce , and can furrijh CScelltni ic.'ero.c a Ait-
drees Shorth.nJ. Kee oTca. HTO-2o
A coi dtadv cook : iio'.tfj rix > d
WASTED ccr. 14tJ and nar.u-y , > ' .irme-i-
'
S--'J
All l r
WANTED ft. Jonu IS tlio i > s
Machined. ofBce on 1-th PL. * * . _ '
flffiRlMT-HOUSES AHD UiHu.
OB HrNT House , four rooig , B > .utu end
Jj 10th s're t$5.00 rwr m-tl'.h , Kc < ] Ute ; r
J L ifcdagw' ' , real estate aent ' ; , opp. t ta p st-
clB e. _ - . 813-to < f-3t _
OR RENT Two neat rietJfottajfes ,
Jeight rooms each , with well arid iU-
terns corner Eleventh aud Masoii streets ,
one and one-half blocks from the railroad
< l4bi. UAVIS & SNYDER ,
914-25 .1505 Parnftm Street.
RENT House in Slmf/a Jnd addition ,
FOR per raontli. VV. SIUERAL , roiui 8 ,
Creighton Uock. S95-U
CjTORE FOR RN r Vita : floor and basement.
J3 Apply to OaalJ & Merrill , 1C05 Farnham St.
891-tf
RENT A furnished , south fiont room
FOR
Inquire at No 1612 Farnham St * 8l-tf
| 70R REST That excelletit dwelling house S.
L E. corner of 2il and California streets.
Well , cistern nnd barn. Apply to John Guild ,
lOl'oFarnbamSt. ' 830-'f
RENT Ewelling houfe S. E. cornfr of
FOR
23 < land EurtSt ) . Excellent barn , ciatems
indwell ; rent cheap. Apply to C. A. Merrill ,
1005 Famham St. 840-tf
rriOR RENT Cottage , on 5th and Pine Sta ,
\2 new house , eight rooms.on3dand CaaSts
Enquire J. P. Koe , e. E. Cor. 12th and Fam-
ham. 690-tl
' KENT 2 furnished rooms over Her-
FOR' & Exchange , N. E. Cor. 16th and
Dodee streets. 289-tf
FD3 SALE.
SALE no-83 power machine and cord
wood tench and eawa. Apply next the Bee
otflce. 020-2.
T710R SALE Two close carriage ? , at A. J.
JC Slmpsou's. 911-tf
17011 SALE A Hrtt-class liottl and restaur *
JD ant business , located In the best pirt of the
city , and Jo'.n-j ; a good bueinesj. The proprioto ;
Is called nest to attend to mining interest , and
mmt sell , irqu're at Bag offlco f61tf
n 11OUSK3 And coiner halt ot lot , southeast
fy corner Hth aud Caas Sts. , 7 room" in each ;
rent for $20 and 8i5 per month CEMIS' I.'KAI
ESTATE AOBSCT. 15th and Dougla ? Sts. 670-tl
paints , at A Uolmes,18th
and California Sta. 615-tl
_
T7I ; K SAliKCottonwo J itunuer of all slzcaal
S REDMOND'S. Sixtcenth-st. S16-t
MI2CEILAN OUS-
DP2 ! > lui.k colta , one 4 jeir old
TAKEN and one 2 } ear old horsac 1 ; , 3 miles
north on Uisaonri bottom. GoTILIK-i HfcYR.
SSJ efSw
S . ISth and Howard t. , Dc'erhead
a pecialty. ( -55-1 m
Absolutely Pure ,
tllada from Grape Cream Tartar. Xo othtf
preparation makes such liiht , flaky hot breads'
or luxurious pastry. Can bo eaten by ilvpcptlc' '
witLout fear of the IU resultltiz from heavy I
dlKestiblefood. . "
Bold only in c by all Qroccra.
o- D Pnwnn Po V Vnrlr
DISEASES OP THE EYE ,
Ear and Throat.
DR L. B : GJTADDY
OCULIST , AURIST & LARYNCIST.
Office Over Kennard's ] Drug Store ,
Corner of 14th and Douglas Sts.
novlS-3m
HAMBURG AMERIC N PACKET CO.'S
Weekly Line ol Steamships
Leaving New York Every Thursday at 2 p. m.
For
England , France and Germany.
For Paisage apply to
G. B. RICHARD & CO. ,
Pa&secgei AgenU ,
xrtwav. NnwYorh
Machine Works ,
J. Hammond , Prop , & Manager.
The most thorough appoints 1 and complete
Machine Shone and Foundry in the state.
Castings of every description manufacted.
Engines , Pumps and eveiy class of machinery
made to order.
order.pedal attention given to
Well Angara , Pulleys , Hangers ,
8haftinBridge Irons , Geer
s Sattlng , etc
PUnsfornowMichlnery.Meachanlc * ! Dracght *
ng , Hodela , etc. , neatly executed.
66Harnev-'st. . Bet. 14tb end 15th.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC !
*
'Saturday , November 27th
Return of the Kivjrites.
Oallender Georgia Mintrels ,
Sixteenth Seison.
2O Colored Performers 2O
Scats now on sale at Max Meyer & Eros. t-s
P. MOR
GASH JOBBERS AND RETAIL
* 5eilg Our mto Popularize oar store andincrease our business -
! , by sellin a large quantity-
SaDmial attention of the public to our imSense a
e1 * advance over wholesale cost. Surely our goods bought from
BANKER THE MERCHANT , THE MECHANIC , FARMER ,
one and all are welcome at our counters ; the rich ever on the alert to eave a dollar
f Qnd the poor also Wiu get
, REDUCED.
, Blankets , REDUCED.
MORSE'S. .Blankets , Blankets. .
- - - J-tii k.OLig UtElL/U u/ff'Vr
Again we make reductions in these goods , and to clear our stock -we have marked as ollow -
BLANKETS , Formerly sold at $8.00 , MOESE'S.
BLANKETS , now marked $6.50. MORSE'S.
BLANKETS , Formerly sold at $9.00 , '
MORSE'S.
BLANKETS , Formerly sold at $15.00 , MORSE'S ' ,
BLANKETS , now marked $12.00. MORSE'S. '
UNDERWEAR , We open to-day a fresh line of MORSE'S
'ouv50ct. merino Yests worth
- -
UNDERWEAR -
-
THYYDO-P-CP
, 7oc ; an extra heavy sesmlfss " J& U-tlbL b >
UNDERWEAR , Vest oA $1.25 worth $1-75
American Hosiery Go's seamless
UNDERWEAR , Vests at $1.50 worth $2.CO ; MOESE'S
UNDERWEAR , Ladies' scarlet medicated Vests MOESE'S
and Pants at $2.00
worth $2.25 ,
UNDERWEAR and the very b st seam'ess ' Vests MOHSB'3
UNDERWEAR , and Pants made at $9.00 a suit. MOESE'g
'
Gents'all wool Vests and Pants-
UNDERWEAR. $1,25 worth $2.00. Gents' best MOESE'S
UNDERWEAR , seamless scarlet. Vests nnd Pants '
at $2.50 or $5 00 a suit worth MOESE'S
UNDERWEAR , double asmuch. MOESE'S
Conrvoisier KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT Morse's :
, Just received a full stock of '
Kid Gloves , Morse's
kid
gloves from the celebrated -
Courvoisier . ed French Factory of Ph. Morse's
Kid Gloves , \ Courvoisier. Morse's
Courvoisier Black Kids , 3 and V.
Courvoisier ' * " 4-Button. Morse's
Courvoisier Colored Kids 3 '
' Morse's
Kid Gloves'
, and 4 Button , Courvoisier
Courvoisier Undressed Kids , White Par Morse's
ty Shades , Navy Blue , &c. '
Morse's
Kid Gloves
,
Our new RIVERSIDE LACE
GLOVE with the most approVed - Morse's
Courvoisier ,
proVed style of fastening :
Kid Gloves math ? in H and 15 hooks. Morse's
, LACE
FOSTER GLOVES
Courvoisier closing out at great reduc Morse's
tions to make room for the '
Kid Gloves. above newguOds. Morse's
Silks Reduced . We have made greui , reducMorse's ,
tioziS in Black Silks and
Silks Reduced , ouf Czishmere finished grotf V
grain flilfe-
Silks Reduced , Former pr'cd. Present price. Morse's.
$160 f SI 45. '
Silks Reduced , 1 75 / 1 55 Morse's $
.
2 OO 2 75. '
Silks Reduce'd , 2 25 2 00 Morse's . _ . . *
2 50 2 25
Silks Reduced . . 2 75 2 45 Horse's
, 3 50 3 10
Silks Reduced , Samples furnished and com Morse's
parison solicited with silks
Silks Reduced , from any retail house ia the" Morse's
country.
s. -JMXDIRSIE ! & GO.
HAS NOW OPENED FOE INSPECTION HIS NW STOCK !
ELGUTTER ! of Fall and Winter Clothing for Men'K Tooths' Boys' and
Children's Wear ,
SPECIAL ATTTENTION HAS BEEN GIVEN TO MEET'
1001 Farnham Street.
the requirements of Everybody.
OUR ASSORTMENT OF STYLES AND PATTERNS IS
BlOCk. _ the most varied and-elegant ever displayed in the
" city.
'
CITIZENS ABH CORDIALLY INVITED TO EXAMINE
our large display of Dress and Business Suits , Fall
Grand Weight Overcoats , Novelties in Furnishing Gooden
t Stylish Hats and Caps , Trunks , Valises , Caiiforfornia-
3 Blankets and Overalls , &c. . &c.
t NO ONE IF HE CONSULTS HIS OWN INTERESTSWILL
OPENING
buy one dollar's worth of Clothing until he has seen our
immense Stock and learned our Prices.
FRITSCH'S
PRUSSIAN
Cough Syrup
THE LATEST
VICTORY OF MEDICAL SCIENCE.
The only existing remedy for eTerj spe
cies of Acute or Clironlc Disease ot
the Organ * of Respiration ,
and an absolute
SPECIFIC FOR CONSUMPTION I
'T'HIS all-potrerful vegetable prepara-
X tion expels from the longs ana air pas-
evcry organ which utilizes the breath of
Life. It contains no stupefying poison ,
and Is In all respects a Healthful medi
cine. The rapidity and certainty with
which It
ANNIHILATES A COUGH
Is astonishing. Its effects go deeper than
the more symptoms of pulmonary dis
ease and discharges the cause from the
system. Free and painless expectora
tion is the mode by which it relieves the
lungs , chest and throat from the hardens
which oppress them ; thus arresting Con
sumption and Bronchitis in the germ be
fore they reach the more dangerous
stages. The emaciated sufferer
BATTLINS FOR LIFE
frith the most terrible scourge of onr cli
mate will flnd Frltsch's Prussian Couch
Syrup a potent ally , and will assuredly
win the fight by adhering strictly to till *
great medicine. The
CASES NOW ON RECORD
in which It has been administered with
entire success a * n remedy for every va
riety of malady which affects the Re
spiratory Functions . , runountto _ more
FIVE THOUSAND * -
at the present date , andyet the prepara
tion Is only in the Infancy of Its useful
ness. The great defect of all Cough
Remedies hitherto Introduced la that
they are simply cxpulsory. Hence they
are useless ; for unless the causes of the
acrid secretions which are coughed up
are removedand the ruptured. Inflamed
or maturated surfaces healed and re
stored to their natural tone , a cure Is
Impossible. Frltsch's Prussian Cough
Syrup accomplishes these objects. The
mucus and'mncopns which are the con
sequence of I > nngiisease , are thrown off
by It , while at the same time It soothe *
and Invigorates the weakened tissues.
"LIFE FOR THE LUNGS. "
For coughs , colds , Influenza , bronchial
difficulties , tightness of the chenthoarse
ness , sore throat , trachltis , inflamma
tion of the lungs , difficulty of breathing ,
pleurisy and all disorders of a pulmonary
nature , It has never been equaled.
Sole xsents In America , EICHAETSOH Is COi
BL Louis , Mo.
BOLD BT ALL DRUGGISTS. -
PRICE ONZ.Y 25 CENTS. '
AGENTS FOB DEVLIN & GO. ,
BOST !
CLOTHING HOUSE ,
FAKMJAM STREET.
MARHOFF'S TRUNK FACTORY.
.
The I' ami best assortment of
Trunks and Valises 112 flic West. Telescopic Cases
and Samp ! Trunks a Specialty.
H. H. MARHOFF , - - - PROP. ,
117 14th St. . : ; ; ioors North or Douglas St.
SO.OOO
CHEAP ! CHEAPER ! CHEAPEST
MAX MEYER & BRO.
Propose for thr > next ninety (90) ( ) days to sell then
entire stock of
Diamonds , Watches ,
Jewelry , Clocks
SilverWare ,
Pianos & Organ
GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
A.t "Manufacturing Prices , WMcn is from 15 to 20 per
cent , below any Eastern Wholesale House , * 1
preparatory to moving into their
weN Store , Cor. Ilth & Farnham
We Mean Business , Come and be Convinced.