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THE DAILY BEE.
Tuesday Morning , Dec. 7.
The publishers of THE OMAHA
In order to encourage immigration to
Nebraska , invite all residents of this
state , to send them names of parties
In the East towhom sample copies
of THE. WEEKLY BEE , containing
compiled statistics about Isebrafika
ajtting foith her advantages for eel-
tiers , will be mailed free. Send ad
dress In full including name , Poet-
Office , County and State. This offer
will ba open trom now until January
S JiKJSSSBSSg
0-flaha , Kebraska.
BREVITIES.
ralerson sells coaL
-For wintercomforts in caps , rolescar-
wtft , mufflers , go to Freda-id's.
rorter is running the Omaha Ferry.
Lubin'sbnlk perfume at Kuhn's oiiiy
Books and albums , t the 33c stare.
Choic-6 meats , Besen's Fulton Market.
Lirge variety of chest protectors at
Kuhn's.
Kuhn's.Whipple , McMillan & Co. , the jewels -
-s , Creighton Block. ° 2 < Hf
BEST IN THE WORLD Batar
qiove fitting Pattern ? at Bushman's , tf
Before buying your hate , caps and
ur , call at C. B. De Great & CO.'B. 20-tf
Swiss Cheese , wholesale and retail , ft
Oioimenzind & Meyer's , 207 east 13th St ,
For all the cold -weather tie river is
stillop n.
Daily a-rivals of beautiful ( Holiday
Goads , at Sase'e , cor. 13th and Farnhani
Just drop in at Size's Drug Store and
tikd .1 look at those elegant Celluloid Sets'
A.child died in its mothsr'a arms last
Thursday , on the B. & M. passenger train
going vest.
County Clerk Manchester suffered a
fcevere fall Sunday 'morning , cutting a
lal gash in his lower lip.
A slight change in the running time ol
the B. & . M. tnins between Omaha and
Lincoln took placs to-day.
The membe-s of the Union Catholic
Library Association are actively rehears
ing a three act drama , entitled "Waiting
f > r the Verdict , " which will be brought
out during the holidays.
In Judge Hawes * court yesterday a
b > y named John Henry , who -was accused
of stealing a cloak from its hook i :
of Kurtz's Rtore in Creighton block , w as
i > entonccd to thirty days in the county jail.
The bids for grading the site of the
cw court-h ufe , between Farnham am
Harney and 18th and 19th streets , were
opened at 3 o'clock yesterday , bnt the
cjutract was not awarded yesterday.
The fcleasier C. K. Peck , which passet
down the rlver'cr few days ago , is lying
about three miles below Nebraska City , ia
th } ice , and has about two fet of water ii
her hold. She is in a bad fix , and unless
ooa attended to will be lost
The artesian w ell at Omaha is 750 fee
tlejp ; at O' cil City 334 feet deep , at Lin
co'n 10GO , without water. In putting
lown the well at Lincoln when the ;
were down 5CO feet , water came to th
surface. In i > ultingdown _ the well a
Rock Spring station , -which is 709 fee
deep , they went through coal beds eve
thirty feet thick.
Ahout t o'clock Sunday nighta man
sanwd .lames Duggsn , was taken int
Saxe'e drug * tore , Farnham and 13th
streets , by st-veral companions , four o
whi > m were reepiired to carry liim. H
had an ugly sjasb about three inches lor ,
aross his forehead which looked as thong !
ithad been cut by a tumbler , and his righ
leg was broken just above the ankle , tw
distinct fractures being made. He ws
apparently under the influence of liquor a
the time and did not appear to realise tb
sarious nature of bis injuries. Dr. Chad
wick set the fractured limb nnd dressed hi
xvoujidj , tftcr which the man was taken t
Li * b jarding bouse on 10th street. One o
the party was heard to remark of another
ono not present that he thought ' 'the other
man was about as badly hurt as tb's one
w lie saw them carrjing him off. " 1b
exposition is that a serious row occurrei
fconmhew although none ha * been re
port'd at the pob'ce headquarters.
PERSONA1 , PAKAGRAPHS.
H. McMillan has returned frcm
Chicago.
Horace Newman went west yesterday.
Cn ] , K , H. "Wilbur was a west bound
passsnger yesterday.
Hon. William Daily and daughter , o
Peru , are in the city.
A . J. Poppleton went out to Kearno
Junction Sunday.
W n. Umphcrsoa and family have re
turned from Colorado.
J. B. Shnpscn , Esq. ,8ii engineer on tie
Mountain diviMon , U. P. , went vest to
Larnmie yesterday.
Bishop Sharp , of Salt lake , cumo in
from the cast yesterday and is stopping
v 'layattheWithneH.
Hayden's Fire Ktndlers areimmcji.se
thesa cold mornings , j
Meals at all hours at Tizzard's. If
n.iydcn's Fire Kindlcra are immense
thcsocold morninga.
A Fine line of scruples of Now
Year Cards at TUB BEE Job Room.
v ll in time and leave your orders.
, Narrow Escape.
On such a night as Saturday night
the Cronen orporiencs the greatest
tle reo of hardships , and Frank
Groves , the driver of Fire King No.
2 , came very near losing his life about
midnight. After landing the ongiue
on the hill , ho was sent back with the
i agon for a load of coal , which he
procured and started to return to Pa-
cthcBtroot , As hedrove down Farnam
" -reel , between 14th and loth ,
one of the
lines became
unsnapped
and reUt control , , f the poworfnl
tuam he drives. As ho did not want
them to run away and do anydamagc ,
| > e steered them , with the remainlnB
1'ne ' , into the sidewalk in front of
nollman's
block , running them
square P against a telegraph pole ,
* ! iick barred
further progress. The
wheel of the wagon elrlking the curb-
t < ne , Frank was- thrown x ? olently to
1I e ground nud holdin ? last to the
'ne ' was dragged a abort
stance. JTew , ? bidly bruised on
' lower .
limbs.and
,
was unable to
) until Borne one came along and
I him over to the bank , where he
propsrly taken care of nrilil a
uple of hours later , when he was
' < en back to the engine house , where
I is now connnod to his bed. His
I juries wil 1eop him in the house for at
pek at lesst. Had he struck on bis
night have been rendered in- etc.
gftla and frozan to de th before he
A DRUNKEN DEMON.
The Fire Fiend _ Laps Up
the Stock of Her & Co.'s
Wholesale Liquor
Store.
And in His Mad Bage Threat
ens the Destruction of
Central Block.
A Night of Anxiety and Ar
duous Labor for the
Firemen.
The Most Spirited Affair of the
Season.
About 1 o'clock la t night a m n
rushed into the ticket office corner of
? arnam and Fifteenth streets , ciy-
ng fire. Joe Teahon , who had been
ept up late and was writing at the
time , immediately sent in an alarm to
; he central office , which was reported
to engine house No. 3. The doors
lew open as if by magic , and in less
, han a moment's time the department
was on its way to the location of the
ire , which was in the portion of Cen
tral block occupied by the wholesale
iqaor establishment of Her & Co.
The first man on the ground eaw
through the doors a mass of flame ,
which seemed to proceed from under
the staircase , and which rolled and
whirled about like a the revolution of
a great wheel When engine No. 3
arrived at the corner of Farnam and
Fourteenth , nothing was yet to be
seen from the outside but a volume of
smoke which poured out from the
front , but a moment later there was a
sudden burst of flame from both th
fcgnt and rear of the building. The
Fire King" took its station at the
corner of Twelfth and Douglas , and
the "Omana' ' . 1. at the cistern on
Thirteenth andHaraey , and in a very
short time three streams of water ,
were being turned in on the front ot
the building.
Ac this time the fire was still
confined to the first flocr
of the building and alternately bUzed
with the fury which alcohol lends to
fire and rolled in dense black
VOLUMES OF SMOKE
from the doors and windows. Fed
by the rich store of combustibles , the
fire eoon extended to the second story
and then to the third , everywhere
aided by the material which formed
the stock of the firm. At ten min
utes to 2 o'clock the conflagration was
confined to the one portion of the
building , but was raging with such
intesnlty that the work of removing
the stock from adjoining stores began.
The fine merchant tailoring establish
ment of Frank Bstnge , was next door
to Her & Co.'s and the proprietor and
employes , aided by many willing
hinds , unloaded the shelves , one by
one , transferring the bolts of rich
cloth and valuables to the street ,
where they were piled promiscuously
on the sidewalk , in front of the Oma
ha National bank andHellman'sstore.
The heavy walnut show cases were
carried out and the store rapidly de
nuded of everything of a portable na
ture. By this time it begun to look
as if the block was doomed
and the work of removing the im
manse stock of Max Meyer & Co. be
gan. With more precaution the most
valuable wares had previously been
picked in the show cases , which were
now carried out one by one and de
posited In tie building occupied by
Pundt , Meyer and Ilippke. The
shelving was torn from the walls and
the safe from its plcca and removed ,
and then the pianos and organs stored
in the second story were one by one-
lowered by means of the elevator and
placed In position for removal if the
worst come to the worst.
A little before 3 o'clock the Du-
rants arrived and took their station
at the old Grand C.entral cistern on
Fourteenth street.
THE FLAMES
had now complete sway in the three
stories of Der's division of the block ,
the shed , in the rear was on fire , and
the fiery element was rapidly spread
ing to the upper stories of the adjoin
ing buildings. That portion occupied
by the saddlery and harness store of
G. H. & J , S. Collins was the next
to fall a prey to the devouring ele
ments. The fire hero caught in the
third story and licked Its waydownwai d
bat not until a large portion of the
itock was saved. Goods were packed
and removed from S. P. Morse &
Go's , dry goods store and Ish's drug
store , but the valuable stock of Sam
uel Burns was not touched and it was
very fortunate , for it was of a char
acter that any careless handling must
have serlou ly damaged Mr. Burns
must have been by far the heaviest
oserbad he followed the example of
? rank Ramge and Max Meyer &
3o. , some of his wares
being more valuable than solid
rilver. The fire spread rapidly in the
upper stories nnd at times seemed to
threaten the entire block with destruc-
ion. It was fought principally from
khe front , and consequently raged
with the greatest fierceness in the rear.
The firemen fought it bravely. The
looks/ which wore as usual among
IB first on the ground placed their
eng extension ladders up from the
cy sidewalk to the roof in two differ-
nt places , and over their dan-
erous rounds the brave men
mounted to the roof or clambered
nto a seat upon the window ledge ,
from which they kept a stream play
ing upon the fire. The night was in
tensely cold , bnt fortunately there
was not s breath of wind or the block
raustinevIUbly have been destroyed ,
[
Hayden's Fire Kindlersare immense
these cold mornings.
CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS.
Evergreens , Dried Everlasting Flowers
and Grasses , Bouquets , Fancy Straw ,
Baskets , PAMPAS PUTMES EA SHELLLS
. , at Evans , 14th and Douglas.
dec42t
AT NOON OF SIGHT ,
*
The Sun.of Eternity Beams
Upon -the Soul of
Miss Free ,
Who Failed to Beach Her
"Ea ? Ehly Home/but Gained
Her Heavenly Gne.
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It is seldom that s great many
weeks pats by without the occurrence
of ni death among trans-continental
, on"ts , the grim reaper generally
gathering in those who , in the vain
hope of securing lost health , attempt
the dangerous ride over the moun
tains , which is hard upon even a per-
< ion with strong lungs.
A few weeks ago a lady from Penn
sylvania , Miss J. B. Free , passed
_ through Omaha , en route tq Californ
ia. She was in the last stages , almost ,
of consumption , and the journey was
made in hopes that it would result In
permanent benefit to her health. On
reaching the coast however , she found
henelf growing much worse , and
fearful that she would die in that
land so far from her home and friends ,
she started at once to return. She
was accompanied by a cousin , Mr.
Patton , the stock man , and by a lady
whose name was not learned. The
train she came on encountered the
roughest weather of the season , and
afte.- being delayed at various stages
of the route , was detained nine hours
at Cheyenne. Every atop seemed to
make the sufferer worse , SB it lessened
the chances of her living to reach
home alive.
The train reached this city about
10:30 : Sunday night and the other side
about mid-night.
Miss Free was found to be so low
that it was daemed best to stop over
there , and she was wheeled into the
Transfer hotel in an invalid chair and
carried up stairs to her room. There
she was laid away gently on the bed ,
and her traveling companions and the
porter began to make things about her
as comfortable as possible. It was too
lite , however , and In less than five
minutes after the dying woman hae
reached her journey's end , she leaned
over upon her right side , clasped her
hands and expired so quietly that she
seemed just to have fallen asleep.
The remains were properly caret
for-"and yesterday , having been en
cased in a neat casket , they were for
warded east to the friends in
Pennsylvania.
Hayden's Fire Kindlers are immense
these cold mornings.
The Royal St. John
warranted for five years.
Just opened , at Saxe's drug store ,
corner of 13th and Farnham street
one of the largest , best andjnestlot c :
Holiday Goods ever shown in Omaha.
Call early and take your choice. 6-St
Grateful Acknowle'dgeminl.
Ur. and Mrs. J. Samler desire to
turn their sincere thanks to the many
friends for kind tokens of sympathy in
their recent bereavement in the loss
of their son , Alfred Samler , and es
peeially to his fellow employes , of Har
rls & Fisher's packing house.
MR. & MBS. J. SAMLEB.
Largest stock and lowest prices on
musical albums at
EDHOLM& EHIOKSON'S
Jewelry Store , opposite the postoffice
Hayden's Fire Kindlers are immenee
these cold morning * .
I. O. O. F.
Invitations is extended to all Odd
Fellows , to be present at Odd Fel
lows Hall this evening.
* Socialism.
Bighnp O'Conner intends shortly to
leave for St. Louis
, where he is an
nounced to deliver on the 10th Instant
his new lecture on "Socialism. " The
receptions accorded the bishop In al
his visits to our sister city ; especially
when he goes with the intention of
either preaching or delivering a lee
tare , is of the warmest nature , and a
deserved tribute to his eloquence nnd
scholarly attainments. Bishop O'Con
ner has not often been heard on the
lecture platform in Omaha. On next
Sunday evening , however , he will
open the U. C. L. Dime lecture
course in the cathedral of St. Philo
mena , corner of Ninth and Harney
streets , on which occasion ho will de
liver the lecture on "Socialism" above
mentioned. The price of admission
will be only ten cents. Tickets may
bs procured of the members of the
U. C. L. A. , at McDonagh's and
Bushman's. Omaha will donbtleeh
give a hearty endorsement to the ef
fort of her genial and eloquent pre
late.
SHAKESPEARE'S HOUSE ,
One of the old relics of London , has
lately passed away to make room for
modern buildings , bet his works are
immortal , and those who dewre to be
came familiar with them can obtain
the complete edition Jn one large
handsomely bound volume , 11 } by 8 |
Inches , on tinted paper , Ingllt and 111-
ustrated , as a premium to Dr. Foote's
Health Monthly , by sending one dollar
lar tor a year's subscription. Sample
copies of the latter sent free. Pos
sage on Shakespeare 25 cents extra
by registered mail 35 cents.
MUEEAT HILL PUB. Co. ,
120 East 28th Street , New York City.
Xcw Engravings at Hospe's.
The best assortment and largest
stock of gold and silver watches ,
clocks , gold rings , diamonds , neck-
aces and chains , at Whipple ,
ileMillen & Co. , Creighton block ,
Fifteenth street. Do not fail to ex
amine their stock
before making your
purchase * .
Hayden's Fire Kindlers are immense
these cold mornings.
Just received at THB BES Job
Rooms the nicest line of diminutive
Paper and Envelopes and Cards , suit
able for Children's Birthday Parties.
THE BLIZZkED.
Unprecedented Cold Wave
and Gale From the
"
- - North.
J * \
[ ts Effect on Ballroadg and
: Business Generally.
The comparatively mild weather
which continued for several days last
week was succeeded Saturday evening
by a severe and sudden change.
About 2 o'clock the barometer , which
was very low , began to rise , and the
thermometer , which was at 27" above
zero , to falL A regular Nebraska
bllzzird set in from the northwest , ac
companied by a light , cutting snow.
At 9 o'clock Saturday night the
mercury was 8 ° above zero , a change
of 24 ° in seven hours. The
wind had risen to a gale
and had a velocity of 37 miles
an hour. At C o'clock Sunday morn
ing the thermometer had fallen to 3 ° ,
and only went up to 7 * above during
the day , though the wind had abated
considerably. At 9 o'clock last night
It was 3" above , at G a , m. to-day it
was 7 ° below , and at8 o'clock 8 * be
low. This was the lowest point
reached. The sudden change was in
many respects remarkable , aa the
weather has been quite warm west of
us fora week past , with considerable
snow among the mountains. The
cold snap extended no further west
than Nebraska and was confined to
Iowa ou The east , though it will prob-
bly travel eastward from us. The
thermometer Ltd not been below sere
west of us for a week , and this morn
ing was still 26" above zaro at Chey
enne.
enne.The
The mean temperature of last month
was 11 * , which is lower than tbo mean
of any November for years past. On
one date the mercury fell to zero.
Sergeant Dey , of the signal office says
that the cold spell is ( likely to be ol
short duration , though he cannot
as yet tell definite about it , no re
ports having been received from St.
Paul or other northern stations. He
says we are bound to have a warm
spell to mike up for it during ( Decem
ber or January , which will be gooc
news to those who have to scramble
to get fuel enough to keep warm.
Of course the cold weather aifectec
the trains ou all the railroads. On
the pool line trains are one to two
hours late , the Northwestern arriving
about 10 o'clock this moraine ; . On
the Union Pacific , freight trains are
ten nd twelve hours late and passen
ger , trains In proportion. Saturday
night was one of the most severe nights
ever experienced on the eastern di
vision , the wind coming at a velocity
no * experienced before for years anc
making it extremely hazardous for
men to go on top of freight trains
at all. The engines ,
showed the result , freezing up every
few miles , but being fortunately keg ;
moving along , though very slowly.
They will reach Ogden on time.
The figures given above on the
thermometer are from the slgna'
office. About town the thermometers
indicated a much greater degree o :
cold. At Mr. 0. F. Wilklns the
msrcury fell to 16 ° t at Ticket Agent
Bell's to 12 ° , and in one cr ttro places
In the county precincts to IB6. , '
Reports received at Union Pacific
headquarters Sunday were as fol
lows : Grand Island , clear and calm
15 ° ; North Platte , cloudy , strong
north wind , 28 ° ; Sidney , same , 15'
Cheyenne , 13 ° ; Laramie , snowing
and dri't'n ' ' aH , T8 ° ; Ogden , four
inches of en > w , 30 ° .
December Cth , clear and calm from
Omaha to Sidney , thermometer vary
ing from Ga to 20 ° above zero. Cheyenne -
onne to Evanslon , clear , very high
wind , 32" above. Ogden , calm , 42 *
above.
Largest stock and lowest prices on
musical albums at
EDHOLV & EBICKSON'S
Jewelry Store , opposite the postoffice.
Bay den's Fire Kindlers are immense
; heae cold mornings-
MADE HAPPY.
An old lady called at the police
court Saturday and told a pitiful
story. She said that she was married
> nt that her husband was about to
desert her in cold blood for one
younger and more attractive "What
grounds has he for thus deserting you ?
asked his honor "well , " said
he woman , "he says I'm fading fait ,
and .have lost my teeth , which Is a
act , fur last summer when "Hold I"
said the judge , "all you need is a set
of false teeth. " The poor woman had
never thought of it ; she rushed irom
ihe room and hurried to the office of
Dr. A. W.j Nason , Jacobs block and
Fifteenth street.and ordered a new set
of teeth. The doctor did such a good
job that she wanted to pay him double
the prica charged , and left the office
weeping for joy.
Hayden's Fire Kindlers are immense
these cold mornings.
FOR THE SOLID AYS
Beautiful designs in solid and pla.
ted cup3 , suitable forholiday presents-
Fell line of plated.and solid table'cut-
leryspecs and eye-glasses , at Whipple ,
McMillan & Co.'s , Cfeighton block ,
15th street 6-3t
Hayden's Fire Kindlers are immense
these cold morning.
California Pears , Plums , Grapes ,
etc. , at Tizard'a Palace. * o21-tf
600 HENS' , BOYS' AND CHIL
DREN'S OVERCOATS AND ULS
IERS TO BE CLOSED OUT RE
GARDLESS OF COST , AT POL-
ACK'S. . 6-tf
FURS ! EURSl ! FURSHI
The Omaha Fur Manufacturer ,
Henry G. Rlchter , | is to be found op-
wsito the postoffice. o26-tf
Call at the BEE job rooms and ex-
, mlnu something nice in the way of
Tine Papetriea , suitable for invita $
tions to weddings , balls , private mas
querade parties , sociable * , and con-
lowte.
A HEW EBTEBEftiSEA
Flonr Depot.
Wholesale Prices.
I would respectfully say to all con
earners in OMAHA.AND COUNCIL
BLUFFS , that I have obtained the
AGENCY of several well-known
MILLS , and buying , as I do , in OAR
LOAD LOTS , I am enabled to offer
the best brands at low figures. The
Eigle Mills , of Hannibal makes a flour
equal in reputation to PLANTS' , or
any other winter wheat flour sold in
the St. Louis or Chicago market. This
superior flour -will be sold at the low
figure of $3.50 perlOO pound. PleaseT
rerd the following letter from St. Joe ,
Mo. :
Mr. Yatea :
DEAR SIB I have been handling
the Eagle Mills Flour of Hannibal , for
the past fifteen years , and have found
it to be the BEST FLOUR that ever
came into the market , ALWAYS
GIVUSG SATISFACTION , not only
in this City , but over a largo extent of
Country East and West. Sometimes
a customer tries other Flour , but Is
not satisfied when they want some
thing CHOICE. I believe you will
have a great demandfor It.
(
Yours Truly ,
WM. H. FLOYD.
Don't'fail to call and examine my
large stock of CHRISTMAS GOODS ,
such as Malaga Grapes- Figs , Dates ,
Oranges , Dehesfa Baisias , Shelled
Almunds , Soft-Shelled Almunda , New
Citron , Currants , Handles , Kennedy's
Fancy Cakes of all kinds , &c. , &c.
10 Iba. Standard A sugar $ 1.00
lOUbs. " 0 " 1.00
WHITE HEAD LIGHT oil only
25 cents per gallon. " -
M. YATES.
Havdeu's Fire Kindlers are immense
these cold mornings.
If you do not know what to buy for
presents for your friends , call at Ed-
helm & Erickson's jewelry store and
see the largest and most complete
line of watches , diamonds , silver
ware and all kinds of jewelry ever
brought to Omaha. ,
EDHOLM & EBICESOK ,
The Jewelers , Opp. the P. 0.
P. S. We don't advertire what we
have not got. We have every article
we advertise , .and will warrant the
quality of each article.
EDHOLM & EBICKSON , The Jewelers.
. . GEAVE BOBBING ,
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The "Subject" Left in Charge
of the Faculty and
Students.
_
There Is no new development in
the case of body snatching reported
in our last issue. The. dissecting
room remained under guard of
policeman until Sunday morning ,
'when ' District Attorney Ferguson sent
word to the marshal that unless the
body was identified it would have to
be returned to the medical authori
ties. A brother of the deceased Voas
arrived * from Iowa Sunday , and
with several friends called at room
twenty , but of 'coTrrse was unable ( o
identify the mutilated body there ,
and the keys were therefore turned
over to thd proper persons.
The affair has , however , created no
little feeling , and Several persons who
have recently lost friends are anxious
to have the graves examined. One
gentleman who lost his wife a few
weeks ago , and who refused to allow a
post mortem , although offered money
to do so , went to the. cemetery this
morning to see If the vandals
had been at work there. While the
body discovered in the room In Bell
man's block is not known to be that of
Chris. VOSB , jet the fact remains that
YOBS' body has been dragged from its
last resting place and is now bidden
somewhere about the city. It is very
likely that there will be sequel to the
affair in the course of a few days.
For Sale Six-horse power Baxter
engine and boiler , in good repair.
Apply at BEE offica. no4tf
Commissioners' Proceedings ) .
SATURDAY , December 4th , 1880
Board met pursuant to adjoinment.
Present Commissioners Corliss ,
Knight and DrexcL
Minutes of last meeting wore read
and approved.
The following resolution was adopt
ed :
Hcsohcd , That ihe county treasurer
be and hereby is directed to draw from
the ditch fund $216.95 , and apply the
same to the payment of the delin
quent ditch tax of Eli Johnson on ne.
20,15 , 10 , and w. nw. 21 , 16,10 ,
and e. i sw. 32 , 15 , 10 , for the year
187 J for work on ditch.
The following accounts were allowed
from the general fund *
F BHibbard , witnes ? fee $ 1 60
Morris & Billiter , acct. grading. . . 25 C 0
WmRishe' , " " . . . 20 OJ
John T > mprley , work on grade. . . 900
Jacob ri hippoWt grading. . T. 32 64
Ed Cassidy , work on road 12 00
O H Brown , baL grad ng 12405
B P ICnight , acct. co. comm'r , No-
vember.1830 75 00
Wiley Taylor , acct. grading. 50 00
F W Corii-w. act o. comm'r.No-
vember.1880r. . 7500
St Jostph's hospital , care of Mr.
Pearsons. .7 2215
'Iowa Coal Co , coal for poor and
jail 160 00
FiankE Moore ? , transportation of
paupers 22 35
Goo H ( iuv , jailor and guard , No
vember , 18iO 9000
B & M S R Co , transportation of
pauper.r. . . 2 85
John Bush , cash expen'ded for Mrs.
. . . 2 CO
Adjourned to Dec. 6th.
JOBS E. MANCHESTJB ,
County Clerk.
H. T.
Deputy.
Real Estate Transfers.
Geo. Armstrong and wife to Chris
tina Bergson ; vr. d. Si , lot 18 , block
1 , Armstrong's first addition , Omaha
$175.
Milton Tootle and wife , to Omaha &
Southwestern railroad company ; w. d.
ne , part lot 6 , block 166 , Omaha
825.Herman
Herman Konatze and wife to Ohas.
W. Burgdorf-and wife ; w. d. lot 9 , A.
Xountz'a addition , Omaha $400.
Henry "W7 Tates and wife to Ohas.
W. Burgdorf ; w7 * d. , lot 10 , A.
Kountza > dd. , Omaha $400.
Chas. 'W. Burgdbrf and wife to
UbbieP. Smiley ; w. d. , lots 8 , 9 and
10 , A. Kounlza'a add. , Omaha
$53333.
A Blessing "Undisguised Hayden *
Patent Kra JSindler . - * .
THE CBEXQHTONj
A firat-clats hotel in every respect , b
situated on the northwest cornet of
Thirteenth and Capitol avenue. This
new house is newly and elegantly fur
nished throughout , and the table and
l of fare will compare favorably
with the best In the land. Give it a
trial. ' No runner at the Depot.
oct29-eod-tf
Always fresh Oysters at Hoard's.Mf
Mf
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Advertisements To Let For Sale'
Lost , Found , Wants , Boirdinjr 4c. , win be In
serted In these columns once for TEH CENTS
per line ; each subsequent Inautlon.FIVE CENTS
per line. The fittt Insertion never leaa than
fWENTV-FIVK CEUTSL
TO IQAK-MDHEY.
' OBZT IO MAX-CUI at Law Offlea
M' D. L. THOKAB. Room8.Crel hton Block.
ONKY TO LOAN 1109 Famhim street.
M1 Dr. Edward * Loan Agency , nov-52-tl
HELP WANTED
ANTED Employment for horje and wagon.
E. A. UABR1S3 , 16th and Nicholas Sta.
50 tf .
WANTED A teamster. Apply to L. Dn-
gan , 1112 South 13th St. 25-8
TTTANTED 2 good cirpenters at Stavenaon'g
W shop , 15th and Davenport Sts. S7-6
WANTED A. girl to work In laundry. Ap
ply to Planters' house , corner Dodge atd
Sixteenth eta. 29-3
Furnished worn f r two men ,
WANTED from 1'ostoffico. Address No.
183 U 209Bv3t
WANTED A Situation by a strong joun0
man to do chores morning and evemug
and attend school during the day. Address M.
Bee , office. 16-3
WANTED Good girl for gsneral housework
insmi'l family , at 053 19th street. U 6
PLAST3RER WASTZD Bj Itis I'ay , next
the Bee offlw. IS i
"TTTAMED 2 unfurnished ronnm connecting
YV br a tent , w ifo and son. 11-1 gt'laia refer
cnce. Addrea ) Advertiser , P. O. ot 633. 13 4
- TBAVELUNa SALESMAN Th.roaghly
acquainted with Nebraska , and can gi e
the best of city reference want a situation to
travel on salary or commiss on. Addresj ravel
ler , Om ha P. < . IM
OOM UATB WANTED Address J. 11. P
E Bee office. 7-3
TTrANTED All Omaha know that thi
VV Roy l St. Jonn is the Bisa of Sowing
Machines , office on IFth St. 849'f
FORREHT-HOU8ES AND LAND.
POB KENT Two furnished rocmi. Apply
southwest corner Eighteenth street anc
Capitol avehuo 23-10
T710K RENT Furnished rooms with or with
JJ outboard. Hcstof reference given and re
quired ; 277 Farnham street. 24-11
RENT 3 room * and closet , on cor. llth
EOR
and Lcncnworth St. 18-7
mo REST A Jar < 8 furnished room on first
JL floor. Enquire at Beet office. 010 i
EOR RENT "unibhcd loom. Inquire 1810
Farnham street , west of City Hal' ' . 13-
"pOK RENT Furnished room for gentUmen
JJ only , southeast cor. 12th and Uarney. 2
FOR RENT House with 13 rooms on the cor
ner of 13th and Ch.ra.jo for rent by limothy
Kelly , . 6-tf
FOR RENT House in Shull'a 2nd addition ,
$ ! 5 per month. W. SIUERAL , room 6
Creighton Block. 835-U
QTORE FOR RWT Pirst floor and basement.
O Apply to OonlJ & Uorrill , 1005 Farnham St.
891-tf
FOB RENT A furnished , south fiont room.
Inquire at No 1612 farnham St. fSI-tf
RENT That excellent dwelling house S.
FOR
E. corner ot 22d and California streets.
Well , cistern ind barn. Apply to Jobn Guild ,
lOOaFarnbamSt. 839-t !
R RENT Ewelling house S. E. comfr ol
23d. and Hurt Sts. Excellent barn , cisterns
'uid well ; rentchtop. Apply to 0. A. Merrill ,
1005 Farnham St. 840-tf
ITtOR RENT Cottage , on 5th and Pine tita. ,
_ C new house , eight rooms.onSSdasd CassSta
Enquire J. P. Roe , 8. E. Cor. 12th and Fam-
ham ; 696-tl
IOR RENT 2 furnished rooms over Her-
F chants Exchange , N. E. Cor. 16th and
Dodze streets. . 289-tf
FOR SALE.
"ITIOR SALE Bnsine s house and grocery stock ,
JTJ Restaurant attached. Addrrss R. Cliiffin ,
Aurora , Neb. 9-lm
OR SALE Horse power machine and cord
wood bench and Eaws. Apply next the Bee
. _ 920-2.
F IOR SALE Two close carriages , at A. J ,
Simpson's. 911-tf
PK SALK Cottonwool lumocr ot all 6lrcs , t
REDMOND'S. Slxteenth-st. 518-t
MISCELLANEOUS.
mAKEN DP On Friday , December 2 , 1830 ,
I onered brindle cow. Medium size. Own.
er ran have Earns by proving property and paying -
ing charges. JOHN BAG LEY ,
S miles S. W from Omaha , Droxel's School Dist.
23-e rnon-St
HILL'S MANUAL NOTICE :
R. S. PEALE , of Council Bluffs , Iowa , Is no
longer General Agent for the sala of HILL'S
MANUAL OF SOCIAL AND BUSINESS
FORUS. . We having terminated his agency for
eood and sufficient reasons.and ; we hereby
CAUTION the public against Doing Imposed up
on , by unscrupulous men , who attempt ta "pMta
off' a SPURIOUS work on them instead of
"Hill's Manual , " the book they want or sub
scribed for. MOSFS WARREN & CO. , Publishers -
ors of Hill's Manna ! , 103 StUa tt. , Chicago
Nov. 6th 1880. 19-17
LObT Bull dog , with white and brindle spots ,
cropearcd and goes by tno nune of Sancho.
tinder will be rewarded by leaving him at the
barn of Milton Rogera , < 20th and Lcavenworlh.
FOUND In Norl Omaba , a spotted calf about
twoorthros diys old. Owner cm have
sama by calling at North Western brewery ,
Cumlng street , and raying for this notice. 21-17
A white and red spotted cow about
STRAYED old. Any Information as to her
ereabouts will be thankfully received atU. P.
Meat Market. 16th and Webster. 8-7
>
Absolutely Pure.
Made from Grape Cream Tartar. No olbtf
preparation nukes such light , flaky hot breads !
or luxurious pastry. Can be eaten by dypeptlc
without fear of the lls resulting from heavy 1 '
digestible food.
S&ld only hi c by all Grocers. ;
o " PrnTviR Co V V VnrV
DISEASES OF THE EYE ,
Ear and Throat.
OCULIST , AURIST & LARYHGIST. niet
Office Over Kennart's ] Drug Store ,
Corner of 14th and Douglas Sts. 1
novlS-3m
Notice of Dissolution.
Votlce Is hereby sriven that the partnership
heretofore existing b 'tween L. W. lUtxrcom i
P. Wdnhtgen is this day dissolved by nmttul
agreement , and that the undersigned is now tee
sole publisher and editor ot The Omaha Tele- ,
naph. with whom all persons cmln < said firm i
rill have to let tie their bidebtcdnen. and who
will also pay the debts owin ; by the firm.
B
PnbltthW , BytOTjOl The Omiha Telegraph *
A-
. . & P. MORSE & CO ,
GASH JOBBERS AND RETAILERS OF DRY GOODS.
The people will , it and we are the servants of the people in supplying
them with Dry Goods at anti-monopoly Prices.
Enormous Reducions in Our
COLOSSAL STOCK.
1500 yards of .Brocade Mixed and Plain Color Dress Goods form
erly sold , and well worth 25c.
AT 25G [ 2500 yards of All-Wool Flannel and "French Suitings , Plaids ,
Brocades , Damassee , &c , reduced from 40c to 50c.
BIGGEST BARGAIN IN AMERICA.
flT RflO l 2 in ° k Momi9 Gfohsi SUk and Wool ,
H I vui ? I Brocades , Mattalasses , &c , , marked down from $1.00 to $1.25 a yard.
At 75c , Dress Goods , Silk and Wool , formerly $1,25 and $1,50 a vard >
11 SLCO , " " " " 1.75 and 2,00
" " ' " " " "
2,00 , 4.00
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
We are opening Novelties daily , and Ladies will
do well to purchase now and avoid all rush.
. IMIOIRSIEI & CO.
$60OG9. '
ELGUTTER' &
$60,000.
GREAT CLEARING SALI
$60,008. $60,01
Olffl
"We make this monf i .a specialty to close out our Desirable and seasonable goods at Lo-w
Figures. Our immense etorfc of Winter clothing for Men' ? , Youth's , Boys' and Children's
wear , comprising Working , Business , and Dress Suits , in latest Patterns and Styles , Over
coats , Ulsters'and TJJsteretisworke" ; * from the finest goods of woolens ; also a complete line of
Furnishing Goods , Novelties in Neckwear for toe Holidays. Hats , Caps , Gloves , &c , must
make way for our immense Spring stock pf clothing. Well-known to the public that these
goods were the best selected stock ever brought to this market.
ELCUTTER'S MAMMOTH GHOTHING HOUSE ,
$60,000. 1001 Farnham St. , Cor. 10th. $60,000.
BELYIDEEE
Star Wind Mill ,
MANUFACTURED BY
THOS. E. WILLIAMS ,
RED OAK IOWA.
Correspondence solicited rom those needlntr a
ellable Wind Mill tend for circular and pri CM
nd > ny Inform ation In regard to the Mill wll 1 b
ieerfallj rnrnisbed. _ _
LlYB AGBTT8 WANTED.
ilEASONB WHY YOU SHOULD BUY THI
BELVIDEEE
STAR WIND MILL.
BECAU'K
1st. It is more eafe in a gale of wind , and In
be most sudden cbaneea ot the wind from any
Urection , because the wheel Ijing flat on the
lower b always rcidv with its edge to the wind ,
ind aliens the vane to swing c .or around , with-
jut turning or striking the wheel.
2nd. It is a rigid wheel having no movgahle
joints to wear out , nut or creai in the wind.
3rd. Ice nor ileet has no effect on it.
4tb. It loses less power from friction than
jt5tb.MHwill ran with less win ! than other
fith. It Is eJelly regulated so U wffl perform
my amount of work required less tnan iti cap c-
tbl It has nojrallies , sptingsnorslldlngheada
o reeze up In winter.
8th. It will not pump wh n out ef gear.
9th. It is well aid heavily painted with thr
joata rf the best Mint the market can afford.
10th. Itls perfectsel-rEgnIator.a.ndwintak6
are of Itself Inheavy chanzable wind storms.
llth. Itssymetricalformisaperfect ornament
12th. Never bare heard of any blown do n aa
ret when properly set op with aresrnlaUnzvane ,
jcrever damaged In the least bjth wind.
13th , Theyare of good material and
l fc Allshafta turned , bores habited and all
itcessary P" * * double nutted.
15th. It is more simple , more compact m con-
tructwn and tmnoo > < " h r Mills.
_
1 > B. A. S. PBNDEKY ,
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
iA3 PKHMANBNTLY LOCATED HIS MKD-
ICAL OFFICE ,
it Tenth Street , - OltAHA , NEBRASKA
Off srlnr hi * tsrrlcei In an departments * o
nedldna and surgery , both In general an
nedal pnctka acnta and chronic diseases. Ca
VwMuHed nljht ad day , nd will vlttt *
art ot the city and county on receipt of I tU
' at horn * , garnpln or
MCI' OOfl r day if
! ) I UU tee. tAddnaf BUoson * Co
Portland , He.
AGENTS FOB DEVLIN & CO. ,
BOSTON GLOTHIN Li
LiiOUSE ,
F.lilMIAM STREET.
MARHOFF'S TRUNK FACTORY.
,
Tie laru and best assortment of
Trunks and Valises iu the West. Telescopic Cases
and Sampl Trunks a Specialty.
H H MARHOFF , - - - PROP. ,
.
, l > oorsNorth of Dowlas St.
scxoo
CHEAP ! CHEAPER ! CHEAPEST .
MAX MEYER & BRO.
Propose for the next ninety (90) ( ) days to sell then
entire stock of
Diamonds , Watches ,
Jewelry , Clocks ,
Silver-Ware ,
Pianos A Organ ]
ATSTID
GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
At Maniifactur Prices , Which is from 15 to 20 per
cent , below any Eastern Wholesale House ,
preparatory to moving into their
weN Store , Cor. llth & Farnham
IVe 3Iean Business * Come and be ConYinced ,
S