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THE DAILY BEE.
Friday Morning : , Dec. 24.
Additional local on first page.
Paterara Bells coaL
Holiday Goods at Kuhn's.
| . See Polack'g advertisement.
Bird cages at OOc etore.
It is fine winter weather.
Celluloid and Diatite Sets at Saxe's.- ;
Celluloid Sets at Kuhn's , druggbt.l
Holiday presents at Base's , druggibt.
The train w t to-day carried but few
passengers.
Whipple , McMillaif & Co. , the jewel-
n , Crtigbton Block. o26-tf
BEST IN THE WORLD BMW
13 love fitting Patteme at Bushman's. tf
Creighton College and the Holy An
gel * ' school closed Wednesday and the pub
lic schools close to-day.
"Say , Jladies , let's stop in at Hoype's
M Ve are giing down town ; he hag trach a
variety of presents. "
JDlton B/osers , John D. Creighton and
S. D. Mercer will all erect three story
lirick blocks in the spring.
Krng's ibecr hall , one of the finest ia
the west , has be n fiuished and will opea
to-morrow with Charles Pinch , as prodrf.
ctor.
Z * Judge Hawes yesterday * ent Pat
McCann to iail for 15 days for stealing a
psurof boota from L. B. Williams and
pair of pants from A. Folsck.
John Kelly , -who kicked up a terrible
row at the Union Pacific depot Wednesday
was taken in out of the wet by Wiley
Dixon and Bent up for 10 dayp.
Patrick H. Kcan , an old eetller resid.
i ng near Elkhom , was lodged in jail in this
city at midnightWcdncsday night for resisting -
ing an officer who [ was nerving a writ of
ejectment ,
Don't forget Cammenzind's & Meyer's
"rutE. ( rapper to their friends and patrons
Dec. 24th from 5 p. m. to 12 p. m. , 207
I3lh street. 28-2t
The children of Cass street mission
Sunday Fchool are invited to call at my
etore Christmas morning between thohours
wf 9 and 10 o'clock. Willis II. Yates , su
perintendent , i
" 0. J. Merrill to Mary Smith , Dec.
23,1870 , " is the inscription found in a la-
< dies' gold watch reently taken from a sus
picions character in Des Moines. The
watch is supposed to have come from Oma
ha.
The Board of I'egente of the State
TJnirerbity , which me tat Lincoln Wednes
day , chose Hon. James W. Savage , of this
city , to deliver the commencement addrcta
next June , in cane Dr. John 1. Gregory ,
president of the Industrial College , of Illinois -
nois , fails to como to time.
The latest ccllision between labor and
c.ipital occurred Wednesday where E. C.
Stecll , of Steell & Johnson , was caned by
hi * clerks. It was gold-licadcd and came
from Max Meyer. Mr. Steell capitulated
and several short lut happy speeches
closed the affair.
Ono of the finest hotels in the state
north of Omaha is the Astor Homo of
Tcknmah. Mr. Astor has moved from
the Pioneer Block House , in which lie kept
many years , to the new brick block near
the depot , recently built by two of the
most enterprising citizens of the state ,
Messrs. Thomas and Lalta.
I have two of those celebrated Gold
Coin heating stoves left that I will sell
Tery cheap iu preference to storing them
for mxt season , also a forty dollar heater
of .in other kind , has been used not less
thiii a month for twelve dollars , theto
ht ves are very cheap and will only bo
off sred a few days. Win. 1 < " . Stoctzel , Iflth
and Jackson.
We have an elegant display of
GOLD Pens , GOLD Pencils , GOLD
Pen and Pencil Cases , GOLD Toothpicks -
picks , GOLD Charms , & : . , the bc&t
j over brought to the city.
EDHOLM & EIUCKSON ,
[ Jewelers , Fifteenth street , opposite
the Postoffice.
Bie'ndorf & Mauss , Donglas street ,
lear Fourteenth , have the finest and
best assortment of CHRISTMAS
JOODS , CANDY TOYS , , tc. , in the
lly. ( .d23t2
Fine liquors , wines and brandies
for family u < at Gladstone's. 23-2t
ALWAYS SAVE MONEY ,
iuy Christmas Presents atBushman'f.
Bny your turkies and your chickens
Ind your apples and your cider and
[ nythlng you may need at J. McVit-
fes , Farnham street , ncsr llth street.
doc22-2t
Manager Moallo.
The public will bo glad to learn
under the superintendence cf
anager Mcalio , the Academy cf
tuilc has undergone a thorough
furse of cleaning and renovating ,
is now in first-claw condition for
lo holiday performances , and will
| ovc much more pleasant and corn-
table than for some lima past.
Is is but the beginning of the bone-
i to be expected from the new man-
omenU . _ .
> RE ABOUT THAT SENSA-
TKN.
HOW IT EXDED.
| ' 0f course I was to marry him , "
said , "bat not until ho has ful-
li hia promise , The minister was
pplussed , the groom blushed and
led pale , the spectators tittered ,
; the bride waa firm and stood un-
Inted with flashing oyes. Finally
[ friends of the couple called the
i to one aide and held a hurried
Imitation. A messenger was
latched to the jewelry cs *
lishmont of Mr. John Uautner ,
t Farnham at * > t , and returned
ply , loaded down with wedding
ents , consisting of various articles
) lo for the occasion. Among
wore a beautiful ladies' gold
ih and chain , an elegant silver tea
napkin rings , bracelets , lockets ,
L silver table cutlery , etc. ; In fact
j man w-s groaning under his
ten. The groom wai paralyz8
lethought _ of having to pay for
nis , bjt vheu the bill waa pro-
od ft was eo much smaller than
lad anticipated , ho was so aiton-
I , that ho determined to have it
llshed.
Jim's Jam.
am the opening of Stophensou's
' stable to public inspection at 1
: this afternoon , up to the hour
ug to press the spacious building
I throng awith visitors , a largo
prtlon o ! whom wore ladies ,
i were still puring in the direc-
Lf Harney end 10th street when
Iportor left
ON THE HIGH O'S.
AChorusontheWright Key ; or ,
a Eymphony in Four
Paragraphs.
Nowhere this aide of the metro
politan cities of the east has there
bzensuch an unprecedented display
of musical instruments as can now be
sicnat the ware and salesrooms of
Mr. J. S. Wright , No. 506 , City Hall
building , Sixteenth street near Farn
him. Mr. Wright has been in
the piano and organ business
in this city for the past
eleven years , during which time
lie has deservedly gained the entire
cmfidence of the public. Among
the well known pianos Mr. Wright
handles , is the world renowned Chick
oring , the J. and C. Fisher , the Hal
Ictt and Davis , the Chase , the James
and HaUtrotn , and the Grow and
Christopher.
The brands of organs are equally
well known and popular. Foremost
among these are the Estey and Bur-
d > > tte , the Whitney and Holmea , the
Fort Wayne , Wolfinger , the Taylor
and Farley , the Smith , etc.
Mr. Wright's sales this year have
more than doubted those of any pro
viousye&r , with still better prospect
for the coming season. The most fas
tidious can be suited by calling on
this gentlemanboth in price and qual
ity , as he makes this his exclusive
business and dabbles in nothing else ,
consequently he is enabled to do
much better by his cnstomars than if
ha was carrying on other business.
Parties contemplating making pur
chases of this kind will do well to give
him a call , and get prices lower than
lever ,
ALWATS SAVE MONEY.
Buy Christmas Presents at Bushman's ,
Buy the man Bunco's Collars. 23t2
The largest stock of GOLD Spec
tacles and Eye-glasses. Call and sei
ua. EDHOLM 46 ERICSSON ,
Jewelers , Fifteenth direct , opposit
the Postoffice.
Biehdorf & Mauss , Douglas street
near Fourteenth , have the finest an
best assortment of CHRISTMA :
GOODS , CANDY TOYS , &c.in thi
city. d23t2
A WIFE'S DISCOVERY.
What Her Husband Did With Hi
Money.
The wife of a man living in Nort !
Omaha has been matching the move
ments of her husband for several day
past , trying to find out where he spen
his money. It seems that he ha
just disposed of some real estate , bn
instead of banking the money he car
rled it about his person , and over ;
night after ho was asleep his faithfu
wife would count it over , and every
time the amount grew less. Withou
a word to her husband the lady en
> > aged the services of a detective wh
discovered that the man carried homi
a largo bundle each day and cautiously
secreted it in the barn. Two police' '
men wore summoned and during th
husband's absence the packages wen
opened and found to contain gold an <
silver watches of beautiful designs an <
rare patterns ; elegant gold ear-rings
lockets , chains , bracelets of the lates
style , and beautifully carved silver'
ware , diamonds and other precioui
gems , etc. , etc. , etc. On tbo outsid
of one of the packages was the nam
"Whippb , McMillen & Co. , " Creigh
ton block , 35th street. That explained
it , the poor man had scon the good
and learning the low prices could no
resist the temptation of buying hi
wife a barn full jpr a Christmas pro
mint.
Death of JoLnnle Campion.
John J. Campion , "who is wel
known to a great many of onrcitizens
Caving resided in Omaha for the pas
four yean , died at 2:30 yesterday
at the residenca of M. W. Kennedy ,
Jackson and Seventeenth streets , o
consumption. The deceased was born
in Covlngton , Ky. , whore he has a
brother still residing , and was at the
time of his death about 31 years of
a e.
THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE
CiinisxMAs PBESEOTS AT BUSIIMAN'S.
A. CROICKSHANK & CO.
call attention to their splendid line of
Christmas presents in another column ,
but no description can give any idea
of the splendid variety they are show
ing this Season , and all at moit.mod-
orate prices , having taken speda !
pains this season to give their friends
as many bargains as possible. The
Beautiful Colored Embroidered Hem
stitch Handkerchiefs are Belling in
largo quantities at 25s cannot bo
found elsewhere at loss than oOc.
Their stock has been SD large that in
spite of unprecedented sales their
lines are still unbrckcn. d23t2
Take your children to see the
Mission Christmas Tree , at Willis
Yates' store , to-morrow evening.
Where was Moses when the light
went out ?
Buying Boys' Plymouth Buok
Gloves at Bunco's. 23-2
Take your children to see the
Mission Christmas Tree , at Willis
Yatos' store , to-morrow evening.
Winter Nellys , Fine Morse.
Coast Oranges , Fine Morse.
Malaga Grapes , Fine Morse.
Jersey Sweet Potatoes Morse.
Celery and Lettuce Morse.
Michigan Apples , Choice Morse.
Raisins and Nuts , " Morse.
Turkeys , Chickens , Oysters Morse.
Sweet Cider Morse.
Fresh Codfish , Tro at , White Fish ,
Pickerel , and Pike , at S" Motz's Fish
market.
ALWAYS SAVE MONEY.
Buy Christmas Presents at ttushman's
Damaged hata given away , at Nin-
del & Krcll's , one door west of BEE
office.
For Sale Six-horso power Baxter
nglno and boiler , in good repair.
A pply at BEE offien. no4tf
THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE
IHRISTSIAS I'HESESTS AT BDSIMAS'S.
FURS1 FURS ! ! FURS ! ! !
Ladies' and gents' fur goods of ev-
iry description at the Far Manufsc-
ory , opposite postoffice , Omaha. All
goods are warranted.
HEJOLY G. RICHTEK , Furrier.
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Land League Meeting.
At the land league meeting in
lark's hallWednesdfyF.W. Gray WEB
lecifld permanent president , Charles
Hunley permanent teretary and M.
Donovan permanent treasurer. A
lOmmittee consisting cf Messrs. John
Rush , Charles Hanley , Thos. Tallon ,
Thornps Kennedy and Peter O'Malley
waa appointed to draft rules and by-
.aws of theleague. Twenty-seven new
members enrolled their names.
The following amounts were sub-
siribed : F. W. Gray , § 20 ; W. A. L.
Gibbon , Wm. Gentleman , Dennis
Connelly , Edward Callahan , 85 each ;
Pat Tarpy , Tim Kelly , Pat Heaney ,
Pat M. Mullen , S ? each ; Wm. Coffcy ,
Wm. Fitcpalrick , § 1 each ; John Farrell -
rell , § 1.50 ; James Dailey , John Red-
din , Thos. Beploy , Samuel McHugh >
Pat Hinchey , pleach. Total , § 56 50.
Collected to date , $383.50.
Adjourned to meet again at 7:30 p.
m. , Wednesday evening next , at
Clark's Hall.
FRENCH MIXED CREAM and
BEST AMERICAN CANDIES , 1 and
5 pound boxes , or iclwlcsalt.
FLEMING & CO. , Grocers.
Take your children to ace the
Mission Christmas tree , at WilHi
Yatea * storoj to-Sflorrovr evening.
ALWAYS SAVE MONEY.
Buy Christmas Presents at Bushman's
BETTEH THAN ( JOLD
very suJJericr quality of fine dia-
moods , way below eastern prices , juet
received through the Omaha custom
house , by A. B. Hnbermann.
Best Malaga GrapesFlorida Lemons
and Oradgea , Apples , Pears , Dater ,
Flg etc. , etc. , at lizard's Palace.
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Gents' fine Furnishing Goods , at
the Omaha Shirt Factory. dlStf
C. H. Frederick , Loading Hatter ,
largest stock and lowest prices , Farn-
ham and 14th streets. 23-tf
After sapper , visit Kurtz's store.
Christmas presents given away at
the Boston CashDry Goods Store,10th
and Jones , to all who purchase over
one dollars worth , a piece of jewelry
will be given.
We offer also these great bargains :
502 Silk and Wool Brocades for23c ,
50c Cashmeres for 25c.
30s Worsted Dress Goods for 15c ,
_ , An Immense variety of
20c Linen Handkerchiefs for lOc.
25s Linen Hemstitch Handker
chiefs for 15 : .
35c Linen Hemstitch Handkerchiefs
for 20c.
52 Trimmed Hals for 51.
53 Trimmed Hats for § 1.50.
And a splendid line of Christmas
Presents of every description at very
moderate price * .
Solo agents in Omaha for the
Cream OUmoil So p ,
nhicli has had such a run all over the
east , 10 cents a box of three cakes.
23-Gt
THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE
CinUSTMAS PjlESEXTS AT BUSHMAN'S.
Buy your Christmas goods at Glad
stone's. Fresh oytters 20 cts. , 25 cts. ,
30 cts. , 35 cts. 23-21
POSTPONED.
The grand n.illo advertised some
time ago by Mr .luhu Garber , to take
place on Christmas day , has been
postponed until Now Ytars day ; but a
magnificent supper will bo given on
Christmas night. All friends and pa
trons invited.
ALWAYS SAVE MONEY.
Buy Christmas Presents at Bushman's.
Not tfie right Bible.
While riding on ono of the railways
leading into Omaha the other day , an
amusing incident occurred which lit
the faces of all who witnessed it
a broad but subdued smile.
The news-boy passed some books
around among the passengers. Just
above the head of a middle-aged ,
weary traveller was a small empty
book-rack with Iho words , "Read and
Return , " painted on it. The weary
passenger took up the book left in his
seat , which happened to be a volume
of Ingersoll's lectures , scanned it
through , then innocently placed it in
the rack. A ministerial gentleman
sauntering through the car approached
the book as if to take it , but to bin
"horror and surprise" it was not the
book he was looking for. These racks
usually contain bibles , but this was
not his bible and he withdrew.
HANDSOME EVERGREENS , at
FLEMING'S.
ALWAYS SAVE MONEY.
Buy Christmas Presents at Bushman's.
Do your shopping , to-night , at
Kurtz's.
Biendorf & Mauss , Douglas street ,
near Fourteenth , have the finest and
best assortment of CHRISTMAS
GOODS , CANDY TOYS , &o. , in the
c ty. d23t2
Damaged hats given away , at Nin-
dell & Krell's , one door west of BEE
office.
ALWAYS SAVE MONEY.
Buy Christmas Presents at Bushman's.
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LAST CHANCE. -
Wo will close out our stock of
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS of our
OWN IMPORTATION , at unheard-
of LOW PRICES. Largest stock
and lowest prices in the city.
22-2t C. S. Goodrich & Co.
Grand Chapter Election.
At the fourteenth annual convoca
tion of the Grand Chapter of Royal
Arch Masons of Nebraska , in session
at Fremont , the following officers
were elected : H. B. Mcodemus , of
Fremont , grand high priest ; Mr. An
drews , of Crete , deputy grand high
priest ; Samuel G. Owen , grand scribe ;
Chris. Hartman , treasurer ; Yf. R.
Bowen , secretary.
ALWAYS SAVE MONEY.
Buy Christmas Presents at Bushman's.
FuEsrruEE TOR TBE HOLIDAYS.
Book Cases , Ladies' Desks , Fancy
Tables , Fancy Chaira , Children's
Chairs , and a great variety of useful
and pretty goods for Christmas Gifts
at CHAS. SHIVERICF.
ALWAYS SAVE MONEY.
Buy Christinas Presents at Bushman's.
Wedding Sells.
An eager throng crowded the spa
cious audience room of the Douglas
street Lutheran church Wednesday
to witness the solemnization of the
marriage of T. Marsh Hendert
son and Miss Carrie Roy
Larkin. Both parties ate well
known and highly esteemed In
the social circles of this city , Miss
Larkin be.lng employed at Eaton's
photograph gallery on crayon work ,
and Mr. Henderson being the fore
man of the Ercelslor machine works.
The bride is o cousin of Mrs. J. T.
Clark and Mrs. A. E. Randall.
Invitations to the number of over
five hundred had been Issued , and the
wedding haa bsen looked forward to
for some weeks with great anticipa
tions ,
At 6 o'clock the bridai party en *
le'red the church , Mr. W. H. McMil
len and Mrs. A. E. Randall preceding
the bride and groom as attendants ,
and proceeded up the west aisle to
the front of the altar whore Rev. Dr.
Baugher , pastor of the church , after
the very beautiful ritual which in
cluded the fihg service , soon made the
high contracting parties life partners.
The party then left the church in
the 1 usual order and entering
1i the < . carriages in waiting , drove
rapidly to the Can Geld House where
the reception was to be held. There
the parlors were filled , and the happy
couple < having received the congratu
lations of their many friends , all ad
journed to the dining parlor where &
sumptuous supper was partaken of.
The bride and groom are for the
present stopping at the Caafield , but
will go to housekeeping in a few days.
Among the many elegant gifts re
ceived by the bride were :
Gold watch and chain , from the
groom ; "American Landscape , " the
groom ; album , W. Gregg , J. Davies ,
W. Erickson and H. Vters ; toilet set ,
Whipple , McMill n & Co. ; pair bo-
quet holders , John G. Jacobs ; set of
silver , 12 spoons , sugar spoon , cream
ladle , and also a dressing case ,
Mrs. A. E. Randall ; fine
steel engraving , "From Shore to
Shore , " Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Eaton }
silver pickle knife and fork , J. W.
Morrison ; Byron's complete works ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kent ; silver
cake basket , Wm. Daily ; white satin
fan , hand painted , Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
Atkinson ; pair of slippers , J. Beatty ,
jr. ; full chamber set , Jas. Armstrong ;
toilet spt , May Clark ; pair napkin
rings , Thomas Erickson ; cup and sau
cer and plate , handsomely decorated
china , Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Weiss-
mann ; bouquet-holder , Mrs. Fretwell ;
silver card receiver , Edholm & Er
ickson ; set of silver forks , Mrs.
S. L. Piercy ; silver butter
dish , F. P. Fosdike ; pickle
castor , from Bennett Cole ; handsome
pincushion , from Lida C. Crawford ;
lamp mats , from Mrs. J. W. Mor-
riaion ; lamp mats , from Mrs. R. P.
Armstrong ; handsome marriage cer
tificate , with photographs of the
newly-married couple , with beautiful
frame , from Mr. and Mrs. Ben Flood ;
easy chair , from the boarders at the
St. Charles hotel and Charles Spoara ;
beautiful Chinese cabinet , Inlaid with
paarl , from Mrs. Randall ; Amethyst
ring , diamond setting , Lew Warren ;
set gold , initial bracelets , Mrs. Belmont -
mont , sister of the groom , New York
City.The
The dresses worn by the bride and
her attendant were very elegant and
becoming , that of the former being of
heliotrope silk , cut en train , and that
of the latter lavender cashmere , of
the eatno style , trimmed with point
lace The bride also wore a lovely
pearl necklace and earrings and a
wreath cf genuine orange blossoms.
The bridegroom and groomsman wore
the conventional dress suits of black.
Taken all in all the event was ono of
the moat unexceptionable iu every re
spect that Omaha has ever witnessed.
BROWN-BKNNETT.
The residence of Mr. S. F. Ben
nett , E q , corner of Eighteenth and
Leavonworth , waa yesterday , at 2 p.
m. , the scene of an interesting event ,
being the marriage of Mr. Bennett's
second daughter , Miss Jennie S. Ben-
jiett , to Mr. Francis W. Brown , of
Jacksonville , 111. , and representing a
well known Chicago mercantile boose.
The ceremony took place beneath a
wedding bell of Massachnsets ever
greens , the room being further deco
rated with ivy and flowers. Rev.
E. H. E. Jameson officiated.
A number of elegant presents
were received by the bride. At four
o'clock the newly made husband and
wife left for bt. Louis and n tour
through the east , at the completion of
which they will take up their resi
dence at Jacksonville.
IN rnosFECT.
Cards are out for the wedding of
Grace Viola , daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. E. R. Overall , and George W.
Home , at St. Mark s church , Thurs
day , December 30th , at 3 p. m.
THE BONANZA.
The rush for the sample lot of Silk
Handkerchiefs , Silk and Lace Ties ,
Pocket Books , Hoods and Nubias ,
bought at fifty cents on the dollar ,
has surpassed our most sanguine ex
pectations , and ib conclusive proof of
the substantial bargains given at the
Mechanics' One Price Store , 408
South Thirteenth street , between
Harney and Howard. Still immense
lots of them on hand at
FREDERICKSON & BRO.
The finest stock of SOLID and
SILVER PLAl'ED WARE ever
seen in the west Is found at Edholm
& Erickson , the Je'welers , Fifteenth
street , opposite the postoffice.
Oder cases , oder cases , beautiful
designs , pocket books , card cases and
a spfendid line of holiday presents at
C. F. Goodman's 16th street drug
store. tf
Trade , to-night , at Kurtz's.
ONE LAST WORD.
Hundreds of people are still unde
cided as to what they shall purchase
for a Christmas present.
YOU ARE ALLINVITED
to call at Kurtz's store. We have
thousands of useful articles , at very
lew prices. Hosiery , gloves , mittens ,
hoods , nublaa , cloaks , dohlmans , all
to be closed out cheap
At Kurtz's Store , Oreighto n Block.
On account of my business prevent
ing me from participating in the
Christmas Eve Festivities , I intend to
have a Christmas Tree for tha Mission
Children. All are cordially invited
to see the aame to-morrow.
WILLIS M. YATES.
The largest and most varied stock
of ladies' and _ gentlemen's gold
watches , bracelets and jewelry gener
ally in the west at A. B. Huberman'a.
P. S. We guarantee the price and
quality of our goods.
GarfleldHaa Relatives in Nebraska.
A BEC reporter entering the U. P.
train at one of its stations in Nebras
ka , a few days ago , noticed the brisk
step of a lady following him aboard
the train. He found a vacant seat ,
where both sat down , and after ex
changing salutations the lady intimat-
d that she know the business of her
lompanion , and proceeded to open
ht conversation by telling him that
ier mother waa an own ' cousin of
en. Garfield , and that they had oc-
asionally corresponded ever since she
onld remember. This young lady la
bout sixteen years of age , and her
mother and father are in one of the
owns in central Nebraska , where
j hey have resided several years. She
very freely gaVe her name atld the
' istory of the family to the reporter.
They , like most of Garfield's rela-
ive , are In very moderate circum-
tances.
ALWAYS SAVE MONEY.
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Buy Christmas Presents at Bushman's.
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The finest and best selected stock
f ladies' and gentlemen's GOLD
WATCHES and CHAINS in the city
s at Edholm & Ericksonjs , the Jew-
libra , opposite the poatoifice.
CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS
AT WHITNEY'S ,
* _ AT-
WHITNEY'S ,
CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS.
REMEMBER THAT YOU CAN
BUY THE FINEST AND BEST
CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS
WHITNEY'S ' ,
and everything in the
BOOT and SHtJE Line
-AT-C
WHITNEY'S.
There is no such goods in the market
as can be found at WHITNEYS.
WHITNEYS.i223t
i223t
Sleeve Buttons and Scarf Pins at
Bunco's. d23 2
Brace up with Bunco's Suspenders.
dec23t2
Everybody goen to the 99 cent
Store.
THE CITIZENS OF OMAHA.
THE COMPLIMENTS OF THi , SEASON.
Thanking yon for your patronage
for the past ten years , and your es
pecial favors of this present holiday
season , and promising yon for the
balance of this year the best goodSj
the greatest , variety and the best and
cheapest prices over made , as wo wish
to entirely close out our toy goods ;
wo offer unheard of prices , our can
dles as you were informed last
evening , has never been equaled in
this city , our nuts and frulto as our
patrons all know are never equaled
by any other dealer , so come one and
all , bring your children and show
them something that will make their
hearts glad ; young men bny your la-
aiea some choice fancy goods which
wo have , and everyone come and re
joice and be glad , for such is now
your happy privilege , by viewing and
purchasing some "of lizard'a immense
holiday stock at Tizard's Palace , the
greatest holiday resort in the city.
Silk Handkerchiefs at Bunco's. 23-2
THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE
OHKISTSIAS PEESENTS AT BUSHMAN'S.
READ THIS.
Fresh Oysters , Poultry , Apples
Eggs , Oranges , Grapes , Confectionery
Nuts , Christmas Trues , Hubbarc
Squashes , Cabbages , Sweat Potatoes ,
Radishes , Turnips , Beota , Onions
Celery , &c. , at BUFFET'S.
dec23t2
CLEARINGSALE.
NOW IS THE TIME.
As I will remove from my present
location on January 1 , 1881 , I wil
close out a large invo'.ce of fine
chromes juat received , and some o > f :
the best heating stoves in the market.
Also a lot of decorated and plain
chinaware , French china , cut glass
set ; , lamps , table and hanging , ladies
rocking chairs , parlor and bed room
sets. * These goods must be sold imme
diately regardless of cost.
214t JAMES BONNER.
PREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS
By buying your groceries as J. I.
Nichols & Co.'s. Choice dressed tur
keys and all tint's of poultry.jnat re
ceived. 22-2t
Damaged hats given away , at Nin
dell & Kroll's , one doer west of BEE
office.
Almost for nothing at Bunco's. 23-2
J. F. Sawyer wishes to announce to
his friends and old customers that he
may bo found , as heretofore , at ISl
Farnham street , where ho will be glac
to show them the best selected stock
of Watches , Clocks , JewelrySpectacles
and Silverware at prices that defy
competition. ti
Greatest variety of Christmas Pres
ents at the 99 cent Store.
GENUINE FLORIDA and SEA
COAST ORANGES , LARGE , SE
LECT FRUIT , FLEMING , Grocer.
See Cruickshank'a new advertise
ment for Holiday Goods , on third
My 'store is filled "with the finest
square and upright pianos. I have
also the best assortment of organs ever
brought to Omaha. I deal in pianos
and organs exclusively , and car. offer
inducements to purchasers that no
other dealer can afford.
J. S. WMOHT ,
City Hall Building ,
Cor. 16th and Farnham Sts.
Latest Telegrams. Bottom drop
ped out of the whole country. Bunco
selling cheap as the cheapest. 23-2t
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that no one
is authorized to do collecting fcr the
late firm of 0. B. DeGro&t & Co. , ex
cept myself. Any one piying to any
one else on bills due the firm will
take thir own responsibility.
22 3t 3. S. DEGBOAT.
AUCTION SALE. ,
Every afternoon and evening at
Bonner's , 1416 Douglas street , of
fine fuw , consisting of real mink seta ,
beaver setr , Alaska mink sets , child
ren's white sets , muffi and wolf robes.
*
* - , 21-4
1001-S. S. S. 1001.
1001
STEPHENSON'S ' SUPERB STA
BLES ,
1001 Harney Street , Omaha. Neb.
GRAND OPENING.
I will open my new Livery and
Boarding Stables to the inspection of
tha public on Thursday , DECEMBER
23d , 1880. All interested in looking
at the best arranged and most com
plete public stable in the United
States are invited to the
GENERAL RECEPTION
from 1 o'clock to 5 o'clock p. m.
Ladies are particularly invitrd.
d7td24 JAMES STKPHEHBON.
THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE
CHBISTMAS PRESEHTS AT BUSHMAN'S.
The most complete assortment of
CLOCKS of every description w at
the jjwelry house of Edholm &
Erickson , Fifteenth street opposite
he pesto e. _
Elegant vases tastily ornamented ,
> eautifully colered , latest styles ,
arge variety , atO. F. Goodman's 16th
'
tf
Mrs. Dent , 217-N. 16th St. , is now
> repared to do dreas making on the
hortest notice. . Prices moderate.
Beautiful Celluloid sets , morrocco
covered and lined with richly tinked
silk and satin , all shapes and sizes at
C. F. Goodman's 16th street 'drag
store , corner Capital Avenue. tf
THOUSANDS" SENSIBLE
CHBISTMAS PRESENTS AT BDSUMAK' &
BETTER THAN GOLD ,
a very superior cjuality of fine did-
mends , way below eastern prices , juet
received through the Omaha custom
house , at A. B. Hubbermann'a.
A Fine line of samples of New
Year Cards at THE BEE Job Room.
Call in time and leave your orders.
500 MENS' , BOYS' AND COIL-
DREN'S OVERCOATS AND ULS
TERS TO BE CLOSED OUT RE
GARDLESS OF COST , AT POL-
ACrt'S. 0-tf
Gome and see usthis evening. Store
open late , KURTZ'S STORE ,
Creighton Block.
Closing out sala of Toys and No
tions , at Julius Treitschke's Grocery
Store , 310 South Fifteenth Street , at
Coat Price , to make room for a larger
.
assortment of Fancy Groceried. All
friends are invited.
21-3 JULIPS TRE1TSOHKE.
Biendorf & Mauss , Douglas street ,
near Fourteenth , have the finest and
best assortment of CHRISTMAS
GOODS , CANDY TOYS , &c. , in the
city. d23c2
NOW IS YOUR TIME.
The finest Christmas goods in Oma
ha. Gold , Silver and Celluloid Seta ,
Odor Cases , Ladles' Purses , & 3. Call
early , as they are going fast.
S. T. FERGUSON & Co ,
decUtf Twelfth and Douglas Sts.
THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT BUSHMAN'S.
. CHOICE APPLES at Gladstone's ,
at $2.40 per barrel 23-2t
THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE
i CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT BUSHMAN'S.
' The largest and most varied stock
of ladies' and gentlemen's gold
watches , bracelets and jewelry gener
ally in the west at A. B. Huberman's.
P. S , Wo guarantee the price and
cjuality of our goods.
HATS AND CAPS.
Messrs. Nindel & Krelle have pur
chased the outire stock of the firm of
0. B. De Great & Co. , which they
now offer for sale at a very low price.
Five dollar hat sold for three dollars ,
and other goods in proportion. Anyone
ono desiring a good bargain should
not fail to call and examine our stock.
Farnham Street , next door to BEE
office.
THOUSANDS OF"'SENSIBLE
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT BUSHMAN'S.
Just received at THE BEE Job
Rooms the nicest line of diminutive
Paper and Envelopes and Cards , suit
able for Children's Birthday Parties.
Call and sue them.
THOUSANDS OF SENSIBLE
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT BUSHMAN'S
Roland Reed.
We are to be tavorad with Com
pany No. 4 , in the series of guaran
teed attractions , offered by Mecsrs.
Gnlick & Blaiadell in the Augustin
' of 'An Arabian '
Daly's comedy Night.
The Denver News , in speakinfF of Ro
land Reed , says :
"The fine company performing at
the Forrester Opera House , is one of
the most pleasing combinations that
has entertained our people during the
season.
Mr. Roland Reed's exquisite
humor come happily in the play , and
gives him opportunity to show his re
markable talent.
The company supporting him is the
best that has ever visited us. "
Mr. Reed will appear at the
Academy of Music on December 24th
and 25th.
Reserved seats can now be pur
chased at Max Meyer.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
J. W. Wore left for Ogalalla yesterday.
W. N. Babcock , of the Union Pacific , is
in the city.
Bishop Clarkson came in from the east
yesterday.
Snpt. Jewett , of the water works , has
gone to St. Joe.
Miss L. Al Rogers and her sister return
ed from Lincolnlyeaterday.
Col. W. H. Webster , of Central City ,
was in Omaba Wednesday.
W. H. H. Llewellyn was a west-bound
passenger on the U. P. yesterday.
Chas Meade , P. P. Shelby and J. T.
Clark , of the IT. P. , were east bound pas
sengers last night.
A. D. Temple , secretary of the Home
.Life Insurance Company , cf Burlington ,
Iowa , is in Omaha. , .
Miss Carrie Stevens , daughter cf 8. 8.
Stevens , of tha Bock Island road , came in
from the east yesterday , and crossed to
this side of the river with a paity of friends
en route west.
Mr. George Boehm , the rotund and jol
ly brewer , ol Grand Island , gladdened the
hearts of his Omaha friends by dropping in
on them , unexpectedly yesterday. He is
an old subscriber and regular reader of THE
BSE , and his visit at iti headquarters was
a welcome one. He left for home to-day.
MAXMEYER&BR0.
LEADING
JEWELERS ,
( Tiffanys of the West , )
Have completed their pre
parations for the approaching
preaching Holidays , and
surest that an early ex
amination of their stock
will enable purchasers to
secure the choicest selec
tions , and escape the
crowds unavoidable later
in tiiC month.
Until Christmas , ills es
tablishment will be kept
open in the evenings.
SPEGiAL HOTiGES.
NOTICE Advcrtlserneuta To Let for * ! '
Loet , Found , Wants , Eotrdlnj ic. , will be In
serted In tbeee qptnmna once for TEN CENTS
wr lid * } a * gBbMqtwnttnsertlon.I'IVE CKNTS
> er line. Tha Crft Irccriicn never leaa than
rWENTY.FIVZ CKHTS.
TO LOAN-HONEY.
XO LOAM-dll it Law Oflca
MOITZT . gHOUAS. Rouma.Orelghton Block
TO LOAH 1109 Farnham utroet.
MONKY Edwarilf Loan Agency. nor-S2-tl
HILP WASTED
deed girl for general nousewc
WASTED t ticket office , U. P , Deft. ;
Clrl t O'Conrell House , 10th
WASTED near DcJge. WW
-fTrAKTED Coolf. Apply to R. McCoy , c6f >
W nerlClhand California streets. 03-27
ftlrl for freneral housework , at
WANTED Chicago street , Mt 14th and 16tn.
9-52
A stock of MBRCIIAXDISK , worth
WANTED S2SOO to 315,000 ; will pay pait cash ,
balance choice resident , grain and elevator
property. Address R. KIITLE , Fremont , Nob.
94-23
rnWO YOUNG MEN , Good rmn-en.etc , wish
_ L tmplojment In a atorc. IJ st rcferein-ca.
113' 23
XTTANTED Cook and Ukfien help , at the
YV Pacific House. 96 23
\TTASTeD-An experienced butcher wanta
V Y to Etirt a mcataarket in some small west
cm town , where there is none , or wheWone is
needed ; would take a reliable partner. Addreil
K. K. Webb , Jackson , Dakota Co. , Neb. 00-tf
To rent a smal furnished house ,
WANTED part ol city. Good price will
be paid. Address K. 3. , toe offlca. 83-23
TX7ANTED-Glrl for general housewark , 2015
"
YV California street. B9-J3
A good houae-teopcr , 1109 Fsru
WANTED . ' . 32-tf
TT7A TED Employment for hone and wagon.
YV E. A. 1IABR1S3 , 16th and Nicholas St3.
All Omaha know that the
WANTED l Kt.-Jonn Is the Kisoof Sewing
Machines , office on lth St. 819-H
FOR l ? IIT-18UftE5 ! AND UKD.
TT10R REVT A fine furnished front room ,
Jj first floor , between 14th and 15th streets , for
gentlemen. Inquire at 1415 Howard St. 107-tf
RENT A neat cottage with four rooma
FOR kitchen , at N. W. cor. Clark and ISth
St. , on green car lino. 108-tf
T1UR RENT One Urge furnished room , ample
_ 1J for two gentlemen , southwest corner 18th
and Capitol avenue. 105-23
T70R ENT Brick dwelling next to cor. llth
Jr ? and Pacific. Enquire Gco.II. Peterson , SOI
10th St. 101-tf
TpOR RENT IIouso in Shnll'9 2nd addition ,
JJ 816 per month. W. SIMERAL , room 6 ,
Crelghton Block. 895-ti
RENT A furnished , south lent room.
FOR at No. 1612 farnliam St. t3l-tf
POIl RENT Cottage , un 6th and Pine Hts. ,
new house , eight roomson 23d and Cas3 8t §
Enquire J. K. Hoc , S. E. Cor. 12th and Farn
ham. 696-tt
H10R RENT 2 furnished rooms ever Her-
cliants Exchange , N. E. Cor. 16th and
DoJco Ktrcetg. 2S9-tf
FOR SALE.
TJIOB SALE Meat market with Brtt-cluBS
C trade , vtanting to sell on account of health
falling ; terms easy. Enquire at Bee olllcn , Oma
ha , Neb. 101-24
FOR SALE A HAROAIN A building with
saloon fixtures , furniture and atcck , on 10th
bt. , opposite the U.P depot , for sale very cbrap.
Or the fixture * , furniture and stock will be sold
and building rented. Inquire of El ) . K EISS-
MAN. 70-tf
TjlOR SALK Busineia house and grocery stock ,
JJ Restaurant attached. Address R. Chaffln ,
Aurora , Neb. 0-irn
T710R SALE Two cloee carriages , at A. J.
JC Simpson's. 011-tf
IJl K i A LB C'ottonwooU lumber of all alrea. < > t
! ? RKTJilOND'S.SIxteonth-st. fild-t
MISCELLANEOUS.
T OST A bunch of keys with check on , bearing
JU the name of Alex. Linburg. Finder will
p case leave at Gee office. 111-23
FOUND Bunch of keis. Inquire at this
office. 110-tf
Absolutely Pure ,
Hade from Grape Cream Tartar. No other
preparation makes such llht , fliky hot breads ,
or luxurious piatry. Can be eaten by dyspeptics
without fear of the Ills resulting from he rj In
digestible food.
Sold only in cans by all Grocers.
R07AI.BAKI50 POWBIR Co. , New York.
DISEASES OF THE EYE ,
Ear and Throat.
DR. L. B. GRADDY
OCULIST , AURIST & LARYHCIST-
Office Over Kennard'a Drug Store ,
Cornor\of 14tb and Douglas Sts.
noTlS-3m
JNO. Q. JACOBS ,
(7onnerly ( o ( Qlih & Jtcobi )
UNDERTAKER
No. HIT Farnham fit. , Old Stand of Jacob Gis
ORDKRS Sr THLBGRAPH SOLICITS
SHOW GASES
KAJICMCTJRE ) KT
o. cr vy i T.nr > T < i
" 1317 CASS BT.t OilAHA , NEB.
t3TA. good aajortment alwajs on hani a
. IE1-
UNDERTAKER ,
Odd Fellows' Block.
Froapt.attaition giTeo.tj orjtrs by Ulejnpn.
iMMHMBHi * M M V a9 * * * f *
CTTJS1 ? X3ST
Immense Stock for
' FALL AND WINTER
Fine Custom-JIade
Men's Suits ,
Boys' Suits
Children's Suits.
WINTER OVERCOATS
For Men ,
Boys , and
OhJ Wren.
Uudcr-Wcar , Mats end Caps , .
Trunks and Valises , at
Prices to Suit Ail.
L
Farnham Street , Near Fourteenth
AGENTS FOR DEVLIN & GO ,
B
FARNHAM STREET. 2
MARHOFFS TRUNK FACTORY.
The largest and best assortment of
Trunks and Valises in the West. Telescopic Cases
and Sample Trunks a Specialty.
H. H. MARHOFF , - - - PROP. ,
117 14th St. . J > oors North of Douglas St.
W . F. STOETZEL , : \ \
< *
Dealer in c Hardware ,
TOVES
and Tinware.
Stove Repairer , Job WorKcr and Manufacturer of all
Kinds of Cans.
Tenth and Jackson Streets ,
A
ORCHARD & BEAN. DEWEY&STONE , J.B.FRENCH&D
GEOOEES
OMAHA. .
OMAHA OMAHA.
MAX MEYER & GO. ,
GUNS , AMMUNITION , SPORTING GOODS ,
Fishing Tackle , Base Balls and a full line of
.AJCTID ZFAOINZGOOIDS
10 ? zs
A GRATIFYING FACT THAT THE
WHITE SEWING MACHINE
Gives universal Satisfaction and that it is stead
ily and rapidly increasing in public lavor.
: The White Machine justly claims to be the
best made , the easiest running , the simplest in"
construction and the most perfect Machine in
the market.
The White Co. employ as agents men of in
tegrity , and purchasers are always satisfied ,
because they find everything just as repres
ented.
Everybody should use this Machine. The
sales so far this year are more than double
the corresponding time last year.
All orders addreesed to the [ Omaha Office
will be promptly filled.
JOHN ZEHRUNG ,
or < Davenport and 15tii Sts. * Omaha.
