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THE DAILY BEE.
Saturday Morning , Dec. 4. E
A LIBEEAL OFFER.
r The publishers of THE OMAHA BEE ,
In order to encourage immigration to
Nebraska , invite all residents of this
state , to send them names of parties
In the East to whom sample copies
of THE WEEKLY BEE , containing
compiled statistics abjut Nebraska
nattiug foith her advantages for set-
tiers , will ba maiLd free. Send ad
dress In full including name , Poat-
Oilica , County anJ State. This offer
nill ba open from now until January
Irt Direct letters or postal cards
with these names to WEEKLY BEE ,
Omaha , Nebraska ,
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BBEVl'i'iES ,
Falerson Bells coaL
County coart eits Monday.
P.'rter is running the Omaha Ferry.B
' Lubin'sbulk perfume at Kuhn's only
Choics jntats , Besen's Fulton Market.
Large variety of cheat hirotectors at
Kuha'n.
, S2.30 pot barrel , at Buffet'f.
Whipple , McMillan & Co. , the jew tiers
o2C-tf
.
ers , Cieighton-Block.
Blade walnuts , 75c per bushel , it
BaffetV. 2'2t
- For \cuttcr Comfort * in caps , proles , cat -
mvfs , mvtfcrt , go to Fredericks.
Best select oysters , 4Cc ; standard , SCc ;
ineJiuui , 25c , at Buffet's. 2-3t
Tlie attcndincc at Chrcighton college
is about 200 studsnti , this term.
-The United States court dossd up ilb
b-jincsi yesterday and adjourned. 2H
Splendid ssiwrtment of Eussia Lcatl er
rocket-Book al Saxe'e.
ou J Morocco - * ,
BEST IN THE WOELD Bazar
f Iove fitting Ptllcrns at Bushman's , tf
Before buying your hats , caps laud
urs , call at C. B. De Great & Co. ' * . 20-tf
Swiss Cheese , wholesale and retail , at
Caaunenzind & Meyer's , 207 cabt 13th St.
There were three cars of emigints west
on No. 7 , yietcrday , and there will be
Uireo carloads lo-nittbl.
To-day , December 4tb , is tb day
npon nhicb payments are made by Uncle
Sim to his pensioners.
Over fifty employes on the freight
phtforms at the Union Pacific transfer
depot were laid off Thursday on account
jf 8. sudden 'let up"'of business.
A BiMo reading and praise service is
< o bcheldatths FiiEtMothoditt church
en Davenport styect next Sunday evening ,
led by the lov. ; J. M. Eichards. It wil
be a very interesting occasion.
The Telephone Exchange is rapidh
branching oatin all directions. An a5 < l
tional wire is beinj ; strung between Oma
fat and Council Bluffs , at Icatt one nddi
ti'iaal ' wire biinj necessary to transact tb
* rgo amount of tilephone business between
tweon the two cities.
Mons. Louis Nalhal aud Mile Lov.'tc
1 > > .ere , of St. Louii pissied through the
< -ity j'Chterdny en route to San Francis > c < i.
M'tns. Natbal is manager of a company
vhi h will follow bun in about two months
< tue 11 the coa t to fill a lengthy ciignge-
nut st the Bush StrcctTlieatre.
-Ihe medical society of Liueola i ro-
jM se to put a stop to quackery in this
t U.nnd to this cul have drafted H liil [
' Bttioc" j''i't , which they will present to
ttio coiiiitig Icgishiturc , and abk that it u-ay
l > c IJ.B lo a law of the land.
Tliu only use to which the city jail is
n 'Hivvi < tei1 i < to talcing care of the deati-
* .r iVAiidercin , alia * tramps , who applj
4 i iiBHibrr of tito a dozen nightly fur
l -lter and grub. Even these fellows arc
fttgMitig , titifirns [ wssible , the jnit which
* - ! > ; < iii n terror to criminals and dead-
U all ever the country for its horrible
coadition.
There ha uot been an arrest c f ary
soiiscquencc cow by the police for four
nights , and there w s not a case of acy
_ _ Ictnd before Judge Ilawes yesterday.
This is bccomin : ; an alarmingly quiet town ,
hi marked contrast to the wicked city
cro the creek.
The Chicago and Northwestern com-
V any Thursday put up the first arch on
the cist side of the Union transfer depot ,
M hich support the iron bhods. The work
Im been tJow.'owing to the bad wealber ,
lint it is processing as rapidly as possible.
TJic ihree s'loJs , when completed , will
jadi be fiOO fcitin length.
Special Aaclioa Sulo of Cook eina
II eating Stoves in front of store Sat
unlay at 10 o'clock.
JAMES BONKER ,
! 1410 Douglas St
Canned Su-jar Com ,
Standard nad extra quality. Toma-
tftej hy the case at wholesale ra'c.
3-2t iFiEMurj & Co. , Groccrr.
J. I.-KICHOL &CO. ,
The grocers , will sell you more
f-roseries forj ten dollars than any
other house In Omaha.
10 11) ! . Standard A for § 1.00.
1 < H " ' 0 for 1.00.
9 " Granulated for 1.00.
OYSTKKS.
Selects , 35 cents.
Standard , SO cents.
Medium , 25cente. ,
Silver Mustache Cups at Edholm < t
Ertckson's , corner 16th and Dodge ,
opp. Poatofllco.
For Sale. Cut flowers , on ehort
notice , jn any quantity , st E. C.
, noarU. P. Depot. 30-eodCt
' Dlma Lecture Course.
" The Union Calliolio Library Aoao
o'.atioa liavo perfected arrangements
fora teriea of lectures on popular and
justrnctive isubjscts , to bo kuowmia
, < ho U. C. L. Dime Iiecturo Course , "
. * nd to ba delivered by gentlemen of
miuont and recognized aoility. The
intention in inaugurating the course.
- may be Inferred from the nominal
price of admission , is not so much to
mike money as U ia to satisfy a popu-
lar craving for an occasional and cheap
evening of intellectual arnuseme it ,
rhich chall conibino the essentials of
and inatfcticn.
The Erst lecture iu tl.o course will
ho delivered by Dlshop O'Connor , on
' 'Sooiilisn ? , " ar * will ba given in about
t < vi d'.ys. This lecture of the bishop's
's new , aud fc : been prepared for do-
tivcsy in St. Louis ou the 19th inat
Ifn delivery here , therefore , will be in
anticipation of that in St. Louis , and ,
< f coursa , will be as Bstlsfactory as
the reputation of the bishop prom
ises to make it in our sister city.
The announcement of the time and
place of lecture will bo made anon.
California Peara , Flnira , . Grapes ,
etc. , at Tizard'e Palace. o21 tf
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UP WITH IT ,
Preparations for Pushing the
Work on the New Court
House.
The County Commissioners
Looking Up a Model.
The board of county commissioneiSj
Messrs. Drexel , Corliss and Knight ,
arrived yesterday on the K. C. &
St. Joe train from the south , having
b en absent on a week's tour through ,
the west inspecting llio ccurt houses
of the leading cities in order to gain
a better idea of what is wanted for
Douglas county.
They lelt Omaha on Friday last by
the Union Pacific , and went direct to
Denver , arriving at that city late
iturday night. A new court house is
ust being begun at that place , the
outract of which has been lei at
185,000. It is to bo a very large
tructuro of a most imposing sppcar-
nce. The contract does not contem-
ilate the finishing | of the entire
niiding much of which is not
i present needed and will remain
oagh plastered until such time as it
s to be occupied. It is of stone up to
he cornice r.nd from thence up , in
cluding a massive tower , is of word
and galvanized iron and is by no means
ire-proof. It is the intention of our
board to have the new court house in
Douglas county perfectly fire-proof ,
the absolute safety of
the . public roc rds is one
of the prime causes for the erection of
the houee at the present time. While
: ho Denver court houses is very fitic it
is not EO arranged ineide as to com
pletely satisfy our commissioners , and
it will therefore not probably form a
model to any extent for them to copy
after. They were given every oppor
tunity to inspect the public buildings
at Denver and speak in the highest
term * of the hospitality shown them
by the authorities out there.
Among other places visited was the
poor house and farm , located about
two miles from Denver. It has lae- *
ly been increased in size by the addi
tion of a building not connected with
the former house. It has a greatet
capacity , nnd its aGiirs are carried on
upon a much larger scale than these
of our own county. The num
ber of inmates is ever eighty , and
of these seventy-five arcdown eick , an
enormous proportion. Typhoid pneu
monia and malarial 'diseases arc the
principal ones prevailing there , while
not a few are laid up with frozen feet
and limbs , the patients ha\uig ob
tained them in the mountains and
been sent to Denver as the otly ref ngo.
Danver is somewhat like Omaha in
that it is made the recipient of all
the pauperism of the entire surrounding -
ing country.
After remaining in this city until
Tuesday r.ight , thecommissioners tool
the Kansas division , U.'Pk , for home ,
coming by way rf Lawrence and Lea
vonworth instead of taking in Kansas
City. At Loavenworlh they slopped
over one day ( Thursday ) to examine
the court housa there , which is much
nearer what is desiroJ that the first
mentioned one. The Leavonworth
court house cost 5134,000 and is of
stone , fire-proof and arrangod-so as to
giva the greatest convenience to UB
occupants and safely to the public re
cords. It is at once neat , substantial
and creditable in nppsarance , though
its plan will not ba likely be followed
hero to any great extent. As is known
to many the county of which Leaven-
worth is the county seat , is bankrupt ,
paying fifty cents on the dollar bv virtue
of a compromise with its creditois.
Its indebtnoiis ia over a million dollars
lars and its assets about six million' .
"Vievra of both the Denver nnc
Lsavemvprth buildings were brought
homo by the board , who in the trip of
inspection picked up many valnuble
ideas and useful hints to guide them
in carrying out the wishes of the pee
pie of Douglas county. They do not
propose to hamper the architects who
may submit phns and specifications ,
but in their
advertisements tor pro
posals they will state the number ,
size and character of rooms needed
and leave the bidders make their own
Novation and arrange the details.
To-day is the day set for open
ing ( ho bids for the six per cent , court
house bonds authorized to bo issued ,
and on Monday they will advertise for
bids for grading thu site for the new
court house , between Farnham aad
Harnoy , and Eighteenth and Nine
teenth streets. They will in about a
week advertise for plans , and it ie
their intention to have the grading
proceed as rapidly PS possibla to
th-it as soon as the frosi
goes out of the ground next
spring , they mny bo ready to proceed
with the foundations. The ontin
structure is to be completed by Jan
uary 1,1882 , and it is evidently the
intention of the
ccmmissloners to see
th t the people get the worth of their
money , and that while the building
shall bo a credit to the city it shall not
be deficient in
thosa important ro-
specta which aflcot the convenience of
county officers and safety-of the
county records and valuable public
documents.
Silver Mustache Cups at Edholni A
Erickcon's corner loth and Dodge ,
opp. Postofiice.
Sol'd and silvcrplatod cups and : <
fine selection of silverware at S. .lout-
son's , 410 south 13th street.
Xcvr Eiisrnvincs at Hospe's.
A solicitor of the Wabaah says that
his company will , nexty ar , extend
Its road from Corydcn across the state
to a connection with its Council Bluffs
line. This will
give the Wabash a
route between Council Bluffs and Chicago -
cage via Kcokuk over which it can du
plicate the time cards of compotin"
lines.
Meals at all hours at Tizzird's. tf
For Sale Six-horso power Baxter
engine and boiler , In good repair.
Apply at BEE officp. no4tf
OMAHA SHOT COMPANY.
Articles of Incorporation Filed
in the Office of the County
Clerk.
Articles of incorporation have just
been filed in the office of the county
clerk by the "Omaha Shot Company1'
whoso organization and purchase of
grounds in Wilcox'a addition , for the
shot tower were given our readers
some weeks ago.
The company will have its business
headquarters in Omaha , will erect and
maintain works for the manufacture
fall kinds of shot and will makebuy >
ell and deal in shot and materials
herefor.
The authorized capital stock is 525-
)00 ) in shares of § 1000 each. Fifteen
ihares may bo subscribed for and
issued for purchasing the grounds and
reeling and establishing the works
, nd putting them in complete opsra-
ioj. The corporation may commence
isincfts vrhcn ihis amount of stock
subscribed end 25 per cent , paid in ,
when the stockholders may meet and
s'nooso a board of three directors and
icrfect the organization. The stock
j transferable.
The corporation begins its existence
Jfov. 1st , 1SO , and terminates Nov.
1st , 1900. The highest amount of in
debtedness is § 10,000 , which may be
ncrcscd to an amount xceedioR
wo-thirds of tha capital sf"
The affairs of the company will be
managed by a'board of three directors ,
president , vice-president , secretary
and treasurer.
Provision is made for amending
these articles of Incorporation , for an
annual meeting of the stockholders
for election of officers , etc.
The only names which appear on
thearic MCI it > QJJ. W.
Hall , of the U. P. headquarters , and
Mr. C. IT. B. Carter , of Des Moinee ,
[ owa.
AT BUSHHAN'S ,
holiday presents , new nubias
and hoods. Wo closed out manufac
turers' stock nf gloves and will sell
them at prices that cannot be found
elsewhere. We also closed out a kt
of handkerchiefs , gloves atid other
fancy boxes. Save money and see
them. Brocaded and fancy velvets at
from 2oc to $1.00 per yard less than
any other house In Omaha. Wo
are also selling a Cue lot of under
wear at a very low figure , and call ei-
pscial attention to a style of ladies
vests , which we ere selling at § 1.75 ,
said by other houses in the cily at
§ 2.25 ; a largo assortment of ties just
received ; a large variety of lace goods ,
new styles. Tilts is no bombast. See
them * See "them ! 1 See them ! ! !
Save money and buy at
i 2-2t
Largest and most complete stock
of Silver warn and Jewelry , in the
city at EDHOLM & EHICK-SON'S
Jewehy Store , opposite the poatofncr.
Fresh mackerel , trout , white fish ,
flounders and game at
Mora's Fish Market.
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RUSH'S GOLDK EAGBE FLOUll
Only § 3.00 , .11 < 1 no takew ; while
HAYEK'S ( JCUMH.- ) SNOW FLAKE at
§ 3 50 goes like dew before the morning
sun.
sun.Small
Small dealers whoso customers ic'll
have HAVEN'S FLOUH , can purchase inlets
lots of unities than one sack at headquarters -
quarters , 1119 K < rnham street , and
save transportation from Council
Bluffs. J. B. French & Co. , sole
agents for the sale of Haven's ( genuine -
uino ) Snow FJako Flour in Omaha.
California Sugar Peas at
3-2t FLEMING'S.
Largest and rcost complete stock of
Silverware and Jewelry in the city at
EDHOLM & EUIUKSON'S
Jewelry Store opposite the Postoffice.
PERSONAL , PARAGRAPHS.
M jor J , W. Paddock went west at
moan yesterday.
Chauuccy Wiltse , of Gf and Island , re
turned L ine yesterday.
Gen. C. H. Van Wyck , of
City , was iutown Thursday.
Co' . Hooker , stock agent of the Chicago
and llork Island railway , is in the city.
EdwardS. Stokes passed through the
city Wednesday evening eastward bound.
Gen. O. 0. Howard was an east bound
liassenger on the Union Pacific train
AVcdncsday evening.
Mrs. Bishop Tuttle , of Salt Lake City ,
arrived in the citv Thursday from the east ,
en route li her home.
Gej. Q. Cannon , Mermen delegate to
C03rcs , pa ed through the city Thursday
bound fir Washington city.
Waldo M. Potter , formerly < f Omaha ,
iioweaitor of The Clinton Herald , was in
tlio city yesterday en route to Denver.
W. C. Parker , S. C. Coffin and W. W.
Watson , cf Itoe Creek , Neb. , were in the
city yesterday and called at TUE BEE office.
W. J. Davenport , general agent of the
C. , B. & Q. road , returned home Thursday
from a two weeks' trip to Massachsetts.
Hon. Schuyler Collar , ex-vice president
of the United States , lectured at Falls
City , Thursday , on the life of Abraham
Lincoln.
Ex-Gov. Gabber , who has been east for
treatment , is fast recovering his health ,
and wiil be at h-ime the 1st of next month.
This F Rood news to his many iriends in
Nebraska. '
The largest and most varied stock
of canned goods wo have ever had on
hand. Assorted lots at wholesale
rates. FLEMING & Co. ,
'
3-2t Grocer * .
Silver Mustache Cups at Edholm it
Erickson's , corner loth and Dodge ,
opp. Postoffice.
THE CUEIGHTOy ,
A first-class hotel in every respect , is
situated on the northwest cornet of
Thirteenth and Capitol avenue. This
new house is newly and elegantly fur
nished throughout , and the table and
bill of fare will compare favorably
with the but in the land. Give it &
trial. No runner at the Depot.
'xt29-eod-tf
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STEEL ESGRATINGS.
Finest ever brought to Omaha , and
at Now York prices. Dpn't ' fail to eea
them nt Eaton's nGtf
AS OTHERS SEE US ,
The Lincoln Officials Delight-
ed With Omaha Hospi
tality ,
Which They Promise to Repay
in Kind.
The visitors who came up from Lin
coln Thnisiay to see the "Firo King\
ested returned home in high spirits
t the cordial reception they met with
, t the hands of the Omaha officials and
itizens , and unanimously agree that
I hey dould not have asked or expected
more kindness or consideration than
was so freely extended by their neigh-
mrs "down the river. " So says the
lincoln Journal of yesterday d'adc's
, hat "Tho entire party arrived home
ibout 10 o'clock with an exalted opin-
on of Omaha hospitality , and fully
determined should the opportunity
iffer to generontly reciprocate the cor
dial attentions they received from the
fficials of our sister city. "
It may be pleasant to know wht t
they had to say of their trip to this
city , and we therefore reproduce t\
portion of the Journal's report of
what they saw at the metropolis of
Nebraska. The Journal lays : "After
.heir . arrival they visited the englcfc
hoCsea of that city , under the gnidame
f Chief Engineer John Galligan , who
exhibited to the party their system of
hitching up and running out on the
ap of the alarm , and also fully and
patiently set forth to them the partic
ular and peculiar merits of the new
; 'Ahrens , " with which he was enthus
iastically enamored.
After describing the test which was
raported yesterday , and which evi
dently did not impress the party very
favorably , The Journal proceeds :
The party were pleasantly enter-
tiiued at the office of Mayor Chase ,
after which the Union Pacific railroad
shops vrere visited and the old stand
ard Amoskeag engine "Durant" was
examined , but no test made. Its
meohanism and modern improvements
were very ably explained by Mr.
Raed , who for over eight years has
acted as its engineer. "
"Mr. S. K. Jackson , superinten
dent of the car department of the U.
P. repair shops , then took charge of
the party and conducted them through
the extensive and magnificently ap
pointed ehoyd of th i company , a sight
that is worth a considerable expendi
ture of time and money to see. One
thousand mechanics in all departments
construct or rebuild a locomotive or
car front ita frame to the last finishing
touches { of polished walnut , brass or
silver plato , each department complete
in itself , and supplied with the most
powerful , as well as the most delicate ,
machinery and instruments known to
the craft. "
"Tho party expressed themselves as
under the deepest obligations to his
honor , Mayor Chase , the chief engi
neer , Galligan , and Superintendent
Jackson , for their untiring and emi
nently successful efforts to entertain ,
instruct and amuse them during their
days' ' SojotirH in that city , and as a
token of their appreciation of the
alacrity and cheerfulness wiqh which
the gallant firemen turned out to as
sist in the trial exhibition , they
-"chipped in" the necessary funds
with which to send the headquarter ?
on Sixteenth street , a keg of Milwau
kee beer and n box of fine cigars to re
fresh and regale the boys after their
txtra afternoon's labor was over. "
Aiwa } - h h u1. . id at Tir.zard' ? .
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EXCELSIOR ,
Our Forthcoming Annual
Illustrated Review.
Splendid Engravings , Excel
lent Typography and Re
liable Statistics.
Arrangements have been completed
for bringing out the forthcoming An
nual Illustrated Review of THE
OMAHA BEE , which will be distri
buted to our subscribers on New
Year's Day. All the illustrations in
this annual review are to be litho
graphed by a first class artist.
One of the most important
features will be the sketches of the
prominent private residences in
the city , which last year were crowded
out by other buildings. The statisti
cal work , which is the most laborious
part of this undertaking will be more
complete in detail and more thorough
if anything , than in any previous
Review.
In order that no omissions' shall oc
cur in this branch , ve would urge up
on our citizens who have made any
building improvements during the
year to furnish us the desired informa
tion , either at this office or through
tfco postoffico as early ns possible. We
wnnt the uamo of the owner of the
improvement or structure , discription
of the improvement or building ;
location and costof same.
In view of ot the fact that the out
lay for such an undertaking is very
largo , amounting to nearly $1,500 ,
we have to secure a reasonable
amount of advertising patronage from
our merchants and manufacturers.
Mr. J. H. Pierce has been employed
as solicitor for advertiements in the
illustrated annual review. He will
call upon business men and
furnish them further particulars ,
concerning the style of the work ,
rates of advertising , etc. The edition
will contain-16,000 copies , and will
therefore be.a most valuable medium
for advertising.
Parties who desire to have their
reiidences or any buildings illustrated
had better apply at this office at an
early day.
Real Estate Transfers.
Lew W. Hill to Jno. J. Coming , w.
d. , lot 9 , block o.Boggs & Hill's add. ,
Omaha , S461.45.
Jacob R. Hendrix et al , to Ellen
McKelligan , q. c. d. , lots 1.2 , 3 and
4 , block 21 , West Omaha , $100.
Wm. Pitt Kellogg'and ' wife to "Victor
G. Ian try : w. d. ' , lots 1,2 , 3 , and 4 ,
block 3. Capitol' Hill add. , Omaha
$2,050.
Wm. F. Heins , Co Tr. , to Thos.
Bryant : t. d. , lota 3 and 4 , block 32 ,
Omaha § 1.
COUNTS MDCKIME ,
Important I , Decision in the
United IStates Court.
A Granger gats Away With
§ 1200 for an Omaha Firm.
The United S 1 % court "now in
session in this city completed its more
important business for the week last
night and adjourned until Thursday
of next week.
The case of John I. Redick..vs. the
Firet National bank , was decided in
favor of the plaintiff , Thursday after
noon , the jury after being out about
wenty-four houra returning a verdict
f 86,013.32.
The jury in the suit of Purdy against
ie city of Omaha also returned their
erdict , finding $750 for the plaintiff.
ledick & Redick were counsel for
ha phintiff ; Manderaon aud Cowin
or the city.
Three prisoners from Jefferson
ounty was brought before U. S. Com
missioner Wataon B. Smith Thursday.
Samuel J. Pratt was charged
with having sold liqiiof withoitt paying
lia lax. Jshn Graves of selling malt
iquc- without paying tax. The third
was arreated under a miaapprehen-
ion. On examination Pratt was held
o bail , while Graves waa discharged
rom custody.
DISTRICT COURT.
The district court which adjourned
lomo weeks ago to enable the judge
> o attend the sessions in other coun-
iiea , will reconvene on Monday next ,
Just how much business there will bee
, o transact is uncertain.
COUNTY OOUllT.
The December term of the county
: ourt of Douglas county will convene
on Monday morning next , Judge W.
0. Bartholomew presiding. This
11 give us three courts in session
during the greater part of tha coming
week ; *
THE K01IBEK CAPTURED.
News reached the police Thursday
of the arrest of a Washington county
criminal for whom a warrant had been
sworn out in this city , and diligent
but unsuccessful search mado. The
[ acts wore that on Tuesday afternoon
Mr. John Ryan , living in Wash
ington county , missed § 175. ( X
from hia house , and upon investi&a
ting the matter , ho found that John
McCarty , hia hired man , had also dia
appeared , and the conclusion was tha'
he had taken the money. Mr. Ryan's
son got on the .track of the man am
traced him to Omaha , but was unabli
to discover his whereabi in th
city. He was found he Blai
Thursday , and upon be in : ; arrestei
the first thing ho said w "you vron
hang me , will you was ver
much alarmed , and whore he ha
placed the money , T will probabl ;
all be recovered. He will not escap
prosecution , however , as the charg
against him is grand larceny.
A SIIUEWD SWINDLER.
An Omaha firm is reputed to hav
been swindled out of a $1200 bill o
goods by a parly who gets the follow
ing racket In The Lincoln Journal
Fox & SOP , dealers in general mor
chandiseat , Shelby , Polk county , are
'slick 'uns. " List Monday ono of the
members of the nrm visitcdLincolnaud
after paying up old bills proceeded to
order new goods from several of our
dealers. He had with him a letter
from the bankers of Oaceola , stating
that he was good and in every way
worthy of the confidence of our busi
ness men. This letter insured him
the confidence of our business men ,
and hia credit ( vas almost unlimited.
The first bill of goods ho bought
was a car load of furniture , amount
ing to 8700 , from Jensen Broa. He
then skinned Hurlbut , the clothier ,
to the tune of § 800. Raymond Broa.
were talked into a half car load of
groceries , amounting to about $700.
LrMcConnell contributed dry gooda
to the value of about § 300. Har-
greaves and & Co. , fruit wcrth $50.
The goods were shipped , re
ceived and stored away in the
stortroom of Fox & Son in unbroken
packages , and in a few days our vic
timized business man received notice
that the firm of Fox & Son had as
signed Iheir stock of goods , valued at
some $10,000 , to the Oscoola banker.
Mr. Hurlbut , who arrived from Shel
by last Wednesday , declares it the
moat barefaced swindle he ever heard
of , and he proposes to sift the affn'r to
the bottom if it "busts him wide
" *
open.
Largest and most complete stock of
Silverware and Jewelry in the city at
EDHOLM & ERICSSON'S
Jewelry Store , opposite the postoffico.
New EnijravinKS at Hospe's.
FURS ! FURS ! ! FURS ! ! !
The Omaha Fur Manufacturer ,
Henry G. Richter , [ is to be found op
posite the pnstoffica. o26-tf
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that sealed bifs ?
will be re eived at the office of the county
clerk of Kurnas county , Nebraska , at
B-aver City , the county . eat cf said coun
ty , up to 'he 3rd d ty of January , A. D.
1881 , at 12 o'c ock M. of slid day , for tha
construction of a wjgon bridpe across the
Kepub ican river , fouth of the town of
Cambridge , in Medicine Creek precinct , in
Purr.is county , Nebraska , said bridge to
be 403 feet in length , tiddeis are re
quired to accompany their bids with
flans a * d specifications of the work , and
also with a bond in a sum double the
amount of thj bid , conditioned for the
faithful execution of the contract The
county commissioners of said county of
Furnas reserve the right to reject any and
all bids. . .
By order of the county corami'sioners of
Furnas county. Nebraska. Dated at
Beaver City , rurnas coun'y ' , Nebraska ,
the 19th day of November , A. D. 1880.
"L. KIXSMAX , County Clerk.
decS-lmd&w
DISEASES OF THE EYE ,
Ear and Throat.
DR. L. B. GftADDY
OCULIST , AURIST & iARYNCIST.
Office Over KennartTa ] Drug Store ,
Corner of 14th and Douglas Sts.
novlS-3m
* . 12 da ? atbcme e 8nyraJeeo ;
fren-Addrets True t Co.PoitlEd.ll
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Advertisements To Let For Salt
Lost , Found , Wants , Boirdln ; &C. , will be 1
sorted In these columns once ( or TEN CENT ;
per lln ; each subsequent Inflertlon.FIVE CESTfc
per line. The first insertion cover lesa thar
TWENTT-FIYJ5 CEHT3.
TO LQAK-HDNEr.
OZTST ' SO WAN-Call at Law Offlco
M' U. L. VHOUAK. Room 8. Crelchtoii Block
ONKY TO LOAN 11C9 Farnhim street.
Dr. Edwards Loan Agency. nov-X2-U
HELP BAHTED
\T7ANTEU-A Situation by a strong > oung
W man to do chorea morning and evening
nd attend school during the djy. Address Jl. ,
ce office. 18-3
riTANTED Oood girl for Reneral housework
VV in. m 'l family at 053 19th street. 11-fi
TLASTiRER WASTED-Ej the day , next
the Bee office. 15 4
2 unfurnished rooms connecting
WASTED , wife and son. jKiist-Clajj refer-
ince. Address Advciti-cr , P. O. Kox63C. IS 4
TRAVELLING SALESMAN Thoroughly
. acqu inted with Nebraska , and can giie
; hc best of city rrfcrenco want a situation to
ravel on salary or coramlsu en. Address rivcl
: T , Otriiha P. o. 12-4
A Rood girl for general hojse-
WANTED oao who is a good cook , at. 1805
.rnham St. 17 3
OOM ( MATE WANTED Address J. H. P
E Bee office. 7-3
A girl for Roncral h ua-work ,
WANTED W. corner Hamilton and Pier Sis. ,
iliinn's addition. 952-11
iRt WANTED At Fred. DelloneJ23
IlilrteenthSt.- > 10-t
All Omaha know that the
WANTED fct. Jomi ia the hixo cf Sewinp
lUchines , office on lHh St. 849-'f '
FORBEWT-HCUSE8 AHD LAHO.
10K RENT Furnished loom. Irmuiro 1811
< ' Fafntam rect , weal of City Hal. 13-
0R IlEXT New rottaje of 5 rooms , com
JP p'cto in ecry rejfcct , Hamilton St. , 3 Moc
est street cara Inquiiotcx. door east ll-b
REST A handsomely farn-fhiil r m
fortwotentlcmea. Call at y. K llaf. r s
1903rarnhata t.
Tit'OH RENT Furnished roomer scctlomen
J" only , southeast cor , 12th and Homey. 2-7
TO RENT Ard pazi K
ECOMS ; next JJco office. * '
REST Home with 13 rocroi on the cor
ner of 13th and Chicago ( orrect ' / > "nn'.t'jV
Kelly C-tf
-TlOft RKNT IIouso in Shul.'a 5nd rd.Iitcn. !
1 } SIB per month. W. SIUERAL , r.i 6 ,
Crec.hton : B'ock. S05-tt
FOR KKKT Fires fhnrand basement.
STORE to GjuM & Uorrill , 1005 Farnham St.
891-tf
OR RENT A furnished , south fiont room.
JD Inquire at No 1612 Farnham St. Esi-tf
I7IOU RENT That excellant dwelling house S.
C E. corner ot 22.1 ami Cilifornia streets.
Well , cistern snd barn. Apply to John Ou Id ,
lOt'ofarnhamSt. S39--f
REST Cwellmg houfo S. E. cormr of
FOR
23d and Cart St * . Excellent barn , ditcrns
induell ; rentcheap. Applvto C. A. Merrill ,
1005 Farnr.am St. & 10-tf
OR REST Cottairo , rn 5th and Pine ! sta ,
now house , eight rooras.on 53d a' d Ca33 SW
Enquire J. Y. Hoe , H. E. Cor. 12th and Farn
ham. 636-tf
RENT 2 furnished rooms over Mer
chants Exchange , N. E. Cor. ICth and
Dodco streets. 289-tf
FQH SALE.
T710R SALE A fjood pajinsmcat marieet nitn
J ; all appurtenances tn a debir.iblo location in
Fremont. Alsoaijood farm. All will be sold
cheap , part cash , balance rcasrnablotinn. Ad
dress J. E. Frick , Fremont. Neb. 10-3-wlt
SALK Businc'S house and grocery stock ,
Restaurant attached. Address R. Chafflu ,
Aurora , Neb. 9-1 ni
SALE Ho'so power niach'ne and cord
wood tonch and fiuvd. Apply next the Bee
office. 020-2.
"OOR SALE Two close carriage ? , at A. J.
JJ Slmpsou'g. 011-tf
SALE A tirst-clos * hotel aud re aur-
FOR business , located in ilia bcc part nf the
city , and Join ? a good business. The proprietor
Is called west to n'tcnd to mining interest , and
must sell. Inquire at BES office t6ltf
tt oALlCottonwova lamuer or all siKWat
RKDMOND'S. Slxteenth-at. S16-t
MISCELLANEOUS-
UP 2 black coltj , one 4 jcar old
I mare and ono 2 year old horse c U , 3 milea
north-on'Mtaouri ' bottom. QoTrLlEu IIEYR.
8S2 c(5w (
R AYE D A white and rid > p > ttcd cow aboiii
SI 5 years old. Any information as ti > her
wherealiouts will be thankfully received at U. P.
Jleat Market , ICth &nd W biter. 3-7
T OT A red aud white cow , four j cars old.
1 J Leave information where she may be fi
at the Odd Folio * 'a Ulock K. F. COOK. 4-
Absolutely Pure ,
Made from Grape Cream Tartar. No othe1
preparation makes such liht , flaky hot breads' '
or luxurious poetry. Can 1m eaten by ilrpeptic
without fear of the Us resulting from heavy !
dicrstiblefood. >
Sold only in c by all Grocers
if- " POWDIR Co. N York
SIGN OF THE
GOLDEN PIANO & FRAME ,
A. HOSPE JR.
. , . ,
Pianos and Organs First Class
on Easy Monthly Payments ,
Sheet Music and Musi
cal Instruments.
FIHE SIUCK OF
IMC O TJ OL 3D 13ST GS .
01 Paintings , Enpravinw and J-ramea at great
ly'rcdjced prices.
SxlO Frames , 1 inch , Walnut. 15c
10x12 " 1 ' " 20
10x14 " 1 " " 20
12x16 " 1 } " " 0
12x18 " 14 " " 65
10x20 3J " " 76
Rustic 8x10 frame 19
Chromoa framed , emill , 25c ,
Giromo ( framed , lar c , 1 25 ,
Engraving ? from EOc upward ? ,
Photograph frames from 15c upwards ,
Windo * Cbr-tcea 75c a window and upwards
Linibrequlr.8 8 00 per window and upwards ,
Cornice Fcles2tOperwindo * andupward ] ,
Velvet frame * 25c eich to5 00
ZLVT.TTSIO-
Violin Stringa 15c ,
Vloiias 1 75 , 2 60 , 3 and upwards ,
Quitara 5 00 , C 00 , 7 00 and upwards ,
lixnjos 1 00. 3 00 , 5 00 , and upwards ,
Acconleorn from 1 00 up , cheapest In city
Send for samples and dialectic of mouldings
and she-t music. A. HOSPE , JR. ,
1513 Doc'ircSt-nextdoorto Harris and Fisher's
Omaha Nob.
A. W , IVASOX.
IDJEZLTTIST ,
OrncKJJacob'a B cV , comer CapitolJAve. and
15th , Omaha , Keb.
S. P. MOB
GASH JOBBERS AND RETASLERS OF DRY GOODS.
1319
It being our aim to popularize our store and increase our business by selling a large quantity
of goods at a nominal profit , we invite the attention of the public to our immense stock which ,
we are offering at a very slight advance over wholesale coat. Surely our goods bought from
manufacturers direct for cash down , will well merit the title of "goods well bought are half sold. "
Moreover we solicit the trade of the °
BANKER THE MERCHANT , THE MECHANIC , FARMER ,
one and all are welcome at our counters ; the rich ever on the alert to save a dollar will not fail to
avail themselves of the opportunity here afforded , and the poor also will get dollar for dollar
when trading with us.
MORSEi'S. Blankets , Blankets , REDUCED.
MORSE'S. Blankets , Blankets , REDUCED.
MORSE'S. Blankets , Blankets , REDUCED.
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 , - nov7 marked S6.50.
MOSSE'S. '
BLANKETS , Formerly sold at $15.00 , MOESE'S.
BLANKETS , now marked $12.00 , MOESE'S ' ,
OTDEEWEAE , We open to-day a fresh line of MOESE'S
on ? 50-ct. merino Vests worth
UKDEEWEAE , 75c ; an extra heavy seamless MOESE'S
UNDERWEAE , Vest at 131,25 worth $1-75 ; MOESE'S
American Hosiery Oo's seamless
UNDEEWEAE , Vests at $1.50 worth $2.CO ; MOESE'S
UNDEEWEAE , Ladies' scarlet medicated Vests MOESE'S
and Pants at $2.00 worth $2.25 ,
UNDEEWEAE and the very b st seamless Vests MOESE'S
UNDEEWEAE , and Pants made at $9.00 a suit. MOESE'S
Gents' all wool Vests and Pants
UNDEEWEAE , $1.25 worth $2.00. Gents' best MOESE'S
UNDEEWEAE , seamless scarlet Vests and Pants ;
at $2.50 or $5 00 a suit worth MOESES
UNDEEWEAE , doable as much. MOESE'S
*
Gourvoisier KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT Morse's
Just received a full stock of '
Morse's
Kiel Gloves
, kid gloves from the celebrat
Gourvoisier ed French Factory of Ph. Morse's
Courvoisier. '
Morse's
Kid Gloves
, Courvoisier Black Kids , 3 and
Gourvoisier 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
Gourvoisier GLOVE with the most ap Morse's
proved style of fastening
Kid Gloves , made in II and 15 hooks. Morse's
FOSTER LACE GLOVES
Courvoisier closing out at great reduc Morse's
tions to make room for the
Kid Gloves. above hew goods. Morse's
Silks Eeduced , We have made great reducMorSB S
tions in Black Silks and offer
Silks Eeduced , our Cashmere finished gros MoTSP'S
grain silk.
Silks Eeduced , Former prcc. Present price. Morse's
60 $1 45
Silks Eeduced , 1 75. 1 55 Morse's"
2 OO. 1 75
Silks Eeduced 2 25. , 2 00 Morse's
, 2 50. 2 25
2 75. 2 45 '
Silks Eeduced Morse's
, 3 50. 3 10
Silks Eeduced , Samples furnished nr-d com Morse's
parison solicited with silks
Silks Eeduced , > country. from any retail house ia the Morse's
s. IP. jyccmsim &c oo :
$60,000. $60,000.
$60,000.
GREAT GIEARfMO SALE
$60,000.GREAT UtLlaliilliiU UULb
$60,000. $60,000.
"We make this month a specialty to close out our Desirable and seasonable goods at Low-
Figures. Our immense stock of Winter clothing for Men's , .Youth's , Boys' and Children'a
wear , comprising Working , Business , and Drees Suits , in latest Patterns and Styles , Over
coats. Uletersand UJsteretts worked from the finest seeds of woolens ; also a complete line of
Furnishing Goods , Novelties in Neckwear for tbe Holidays. Hats , Caps. Gloves , &c , must
make way for our immense Spring stock of clothing. Well-known to the public that these
goods were the best selected stock ever brought to this market.
ELGUTTER'S MAWTH GHOTHiNO HOUSE ,
$60,000. 1001 Farnham St. , Cor. 10th. $60,000.
ZARA'S
East India Pile Cnre. The
only specific for all forms of
Piles. In use in foreign coim-
tries for years , lately intro
duced into America. Warrant
ed to give instant relief and a
permanent cure guaranteed.
Sold by all druggists or mailed
free on receipt of price , 50
cents , foyjtho American agents ,
Richardson & Co. , Wholesale
Druggists , Saint Louis , Mo.
ZAKA'S BILIOUS PILLS ,
guaranteed to give immediate
relief in all cases of Bilious
and Liver Complaints , Cos-
tivencss , Sick Headache , In
digestion , and cleansing the
system of all impurities. Price
25 cents. All druggists sell
them.
IN USE FORTT TEARS.
Storm's
CELEBRATED SCOTCH
A Safe and Pleasant Remedy for
COUGHS , COLDS. A8THMA ,
HOARSENESS and Strengthen
ing the Lungs.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Price only 1O Cents.
\TIIEDAILYBEE
the Latest Home and Te
the Day.
KJ IjJ'
AGENTS DEVLIN & GO. ,
' -L'-tiLJl !
1ST !
LOTHINSOUSE
-SOUSE ,
FAIW.fUS ! STREET.
MARHOFF'S TRUNK FACTORY.
.
The ) ar > < and beat assortment of
Trunks and Valises Li ( lie West. Telescopic Cases
and SanifM. Trunks a Specialty.
H. H. IYJARHGFF , - - - PHOP. ,
117 14th St. . : t ifroors North of lionglas St.
BO.OOO
CHEAP I CHEAPER ! CHEAPEST
MAX MEYER & BRO.
Propose for the next ninety (90) ( ) days to sell ttieir
entire stock of
Diamonds , Watches ,
Jewelry , Clocks
Silver-Ware ,
Pianos & , OrganT
ATT 3D
°
GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
At Manufacturing Prices , Which is from 15 to 20 per
cent , helow any Eastern Wholesale House ,
preparatory to moving into their
weN Store , Cor. Ilth & Farnham
We Mean Business * Come and be Convinced ,