Nebraska Newspapers

    The Daily Beer-
Monday Morning , March 21.
J&KVIlTb'S.
r tureen sells coal.
Frederick , .beading Hatter. xnlltf
See Polack's adrertaaemeiit.
4030 re'idence lots. Bemis , agent.
- COO business lots. CaU.cn Bemis.
BernU1 "new map of Omaha , 25 ccutc.
Bemii' real estate boom. First page.
250 houses and lots. Bemis' ajency.
200 farms and 000,000 acres land. "Bemis
agent.
Nice apples by the barrelat Buff-
ett's , IW *
This it the closinjj'-w'eek of the county
court.
The district court adjourned Saturday
for one week.
Fresh supply of Eovine Virus just re
ceived at Sa\e's.
Whii.ple , McMillan l& Co. , theljewel-
on , Crttghton Block. o2C-tf
Full line if artists' materials , at Chi-
cajo prices. iuhn's drug stoic. rnl-lra
Xorth Star's 9th annual masquerade
at Metz'a Hall Saturday , 19th. m6-4t
The teachew of the O. B. B. school
meet to lay out a plan of work , at 7 o'clock
this evening.
"Frederick" sells the cheapest hats and
caps , carries the largest stosk at lowest
prices. Hats froml up practical Hatter.
A man named Tom Harlow on Thurs
day evening fell on the ice on Ninth strset ,
near the bridge , and broke his leg near the
ankle.
A courae of lectures are to be given at
the "Unitarian church by Uev. W. E. Cope-
lend on "The Christian Church of ihe first
two eenturiej. " Few men hae so careful *
ly studied the history of religion as Mr.
Copcland , and none have a mon earnest ,
logical or pleasing rn&nner of address.The
first of thess lectures will be given Sunday
evening.
This i * the fiwl day of spring.
The Starch term of the supreme court
at Council Bluffs begins to-day.
The last day ofwinter was dear but
decidedly cool with a light northwest
breeze.
breeze.The
The Missouri at this point is ready to
break up at any moment. Its chtnnel
was open twenty or thirty feet vride yes
terday , for a distance of about a thousand
yards from a point fournr five blocks above
the bridge. The heavy body of ice on
etther side of the chinncl is rising vith
the river , and has detached itself from the
lanks , leaving it free to null against what
ever may stand ahead of it at the first sign -
n l of a breaking up. [ Nonpareil.
About dark Saturday evening , a sort
of A collision occurred between B. & M.
engines Xo. 28 and 4 , in the yards of that
company in this city. The engines were
backing up in opposite directions , on sep
arate switch tracks which comergei at *
point opposite the depot. Through the
carelessnew of the engineers they rubbed
up against each other rather too familiar
ly , resulting in a crash"which broke the
drive bar of'One , and damaged the other
slightly. They Were both run down to the
Platlstuouth shops for repains.
DUST TO DUST.
Death of Henry Lauer , an Old
Besident of Omaha ,
It will be painful to m&nj to learn
of the death of Mr. Henry Liner , of
O m&bk. He'bretxthed his Jut atlialf-
past 6 this raorning'h-.ving suffered
from hemorrhage of thelnnga for tome
months. He TTM born -iu Heiscn-
Darmttadt , Germany , and wasr about
'
34 years of ago. He emigrated to
America wbeil quit o young , and served
iu the TTBC of ( he rebellion. Ten ,
years ago he-fcatnu to Omahtj and by
strict frojfilitj and integrity had
gained a competence of this world's
gcode , and B character unsullied and
of great strength. His loss to Omaha
will be keauly felt and irreparable.
lie leaves B wite and five children.
The oldcet ch 1J - -nine yeati ld.-
The funeral w 11 take pUcoTnext Tnei-
any at 2 o'clock , in charge of the
Kuiphts of Pythias , nd the fire de
partmeut , bjth of which he rrt a
member in high standing.
PERSONAL
Helen Mar White IE in the city.
Tom Rilev has retnrneil from the west ,
F. J , McShane returned from his trip to
Filtsburg.
Clem Oharc has- returned for a vacation
with his parent. ' ? J
C. E. Mayne , cliiof night operator of
the WesteraTJn'on ' , has gone to Chicrgo
to take a new Job.
Charles Keeshui , advance agent of
Haverly'a corned v company , who will play
"The Strategists" here next Wednesday
and Thursday , Is in the city.
Another Blockade.
Another snow blockade has cut off
travel and traffic between this city and
the ca < t and south. All the roads
leading east , and both the Wabnh and
Kansas City & St. Joe roadi south are
blockaded by snow. No trains ar-
rivoi Sunday from Chicago or St.
Louis over any of the roads , and nose
were sent out. The tfnion Pacific
train going west 8tarto3 oa regular'
time , and the U. P. passenger and
iniil train arrived at 4:30 Sunday
afternoon. The U. P. tr in are
atill compelled to u e the B. it M. as
an outlet.
The BDOWrtorrnx , f Saturday and ,
Sunday U confined to the country east
of the Missouri. The indications are
that the"blockado will ba raised ted -
d y , and trains will r sume rcgnlar
time on all the pattern and southern
roadi.
THEY HA.VE ARRIVED.
The finest duplny aud the largest
* * variety , and 1he beet asiortmcnt of
clocks ever brought to the city , is now
oa exhibition at the well known jew
elry house of Whipple , McUillen &
Co. , Creighton block , Pifteenth h.
Among the many different styles are
the Egyptisn , th Hunparion , Mohan ,
the Ger.nnn , Italian , etc. Some of
the clocks are finished in solid "black
walnut , and of thq nentcs1 and most
uneven pUternsjmiginable ; others are
finished in bronze and are equally as
fine , while not a-few ara handsome
nickle and unsurpassed in workman
ship and durability. Call aud get the
lowest , pricoi eror marked on goods
of this kind. ' 19 2
Bargains iu Men's and Boys' Ji jt-is j
and hots , at Fallriede's.
SOCIAL SALT.
The Past Week not Prolific
in Balls or Parties.
The Storms Demoralize the
Academy-Programme.
r roiu Saturday E-vcning s BEK i
The progress o the Lenten season
and the storms of the past week con
spired to make it less lively for the
amusement loving portion of our citi
zens than usual.
The first disappointment was in the
failure of Tom Keene ta * reach the
city in time to appear at the Academy
and next the failure to secure the
talented and beautiful Roshello to
take his place.
MinniePalmerhoweverdrewcrowd
ed houses Wednesday and Thursday ,
and was followed by that most popn
lar of all actresses , Maggie Mitchell
who is the most brilliant of the man ]
stars which differ one from another ID
their glory.
MACGIE MITCHELL ,
The largest and moat fashionable
house of tha eeeson gathered at the
Academy last night to welcome a lady
who for many years has been a firs
favorite of the people. No one evei
brings out such an aaiience in Oma
ha beside her. A year ago she packed
od the house as full at it was las
night , on which occasion she player
the "Pearl of Savoy. " But no matter
tor what she plays , she always cap
tures thejhouse.
Maggie Mitchell has been before the
public a good many years , and hai
plated many parts. She is one of the
most successful ladies , both in a pecu
nisry and artistic S3nseon the Ameri
can stage ; sbo hat her reputation
made , and can draw the largest houses
but she never relaxes her efforts to
plea-o on that account. Her acting
to-day i marked by the same care anc
painstaking as in earlier years. Her
power is supremo. She not only eatis
fies the senses and sways the emotione
at will , but she enters into tbe
hearts of people. She is beloved al
through the length and breadth of the
land. . The play "JFanchon" she haa
played many years , and always with
the same reckless abandon and fire.
She loves "Landry Barbeaud" from
ths first , and her manner towards
him , her scorn for his meanness , her
jealousy of "Madeloa , " her revenge ,
aud finally her overmastering affec
tion for him , is one of the finest anc
most finishedpieces of acting evei
seen on our stage. Her reception lasi
night was -ovalion ; an enthusiastic
recognition of hsr position. Her
first appearance was the signal for a
.burst of applause , and at the close of
the third act she was called before the
curtain. Her company is a first-class
one , and supports her efficiently. The
part of "Landry "Bsrbeaud" was fine
ly { acted , and his whining , fearful
brother was equally well rendered.
"Mother Barbeaud" msdo herself pop
ular , and "Father Barbeaud , " who
has played with Miss Mitchell for
several yean , was received with
marked favor. Altogether Hie com
pany was good , and presented a
marked -acd pleasant difference to
many of the supporting companies to
tbe stars who. visit us.
It is pleasant to note how much the
late change in the management has
added to the comfort of those who at
tend tbe theatre. Last night , though
the audience was vary large they were
all seated without confusion or trouble.
The relief from impudent and incom
petent UEhers ls marked , and is ap
preciated by such an audience as wenl
to hear Maggie Mitchell last night.
KOSHEU.B.
"Who is recognized as the queen ol
tragedy , will be in Omaha Monday
night and her popularity has already
caused a large sale ot reserved teats.
Roshelle is destined to play the moet
Important part oa the stage that wo
man has ever aspired to and already
her genius is recognized and her every
appearance hailed with satisfaction
and delight.
delight.THE
THE STBATEGIhTS ,
This comedy , by Havorly's Comedy
company , is brimfnll cf spsrkling wit
and humor , well mounted and capit
ally acted. It will be presented in
Omaha on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings next.
IIELEK MAE \VIIITE.
This beautiful lady reader , who bsi
bean creating such a furore of late in
the towns and cities east of us , has
been prevailed upon by Manage r Hal-
bert to give a matinee at the Academy
of Music next Wednesday afternoon ,
at 2 o'clocV. Her engagements ohe-
where make it impossible to get her
for any evening soon , end thee who
were so anxious to hear her will now
have a fine opportunity.
SARATOGA.
The Eycenm meeting Thursday
evening was interesting , as usual , and
the audience large and appreciative.
The feature cf the evening was the
reading of the "Saiatoga .News , "
iditcd by W. H. Ware , who delivered
a valedictory address with this his
closing number. Tha school lerm
having expired tevers his connection
witU us , much to the regret f f many
'ricndr , who wish Mm all success in
iatnre fields of labor. A vota of
thanks vrai tendered him for his
services. The question , "Resolved ,
That Washington is more entitled to
be callpd great than Napc-leon , " was
ably considered , and at the next meet
ing the compulsory education system
will receive attention. The same
date , March 233 , will be signalized by
the reading of the paper by the editor-
elect , A , , C. Smith.
School closed yesterday for the
spring vacation.
James H. Conrad , of the Slate uni-
nrsity , U spending Ti few davs at
home with his brother-in-law
- - , Hon.
James H. Tyner. CUCKOO.
: THE TEMPEBANCE KEE UITE. "
The attendance last
evening wa
imlo large , showing that the ladies of
the Bee Hive are making
rapid pro-
jreas iu the good work they have un-
lertakeu. The meeting betug
op ened
n the usual manner , Mr * . Burvoqghs
iddrcssed the audience in n very"
touching and proper manner , speak
ing with much feeling of a Bad scene
she was once called upon to witnezs ,
where tbe finale of rum's work was
terrible to behold.
-Mrs. Wall , to the great delight of
all present , appeared as "Mrs. Skiu-
ncr , ono of the legal profession1
engaged expressly lor the occasion.
Her speech was serio-comical , and de
livered in her usual qrand style. Tha
solo , by Miss YanOrman , was very
nicely rendered ; also the duett by the
Mttsea Vapor. A very touching stcry
was read by Mrs. ITaller , called
"Only Once ; " at the ending of which
wo were , very unexpectedly , enter
tained by a few choice remarks from
the Rev. Mr. Barsha , in which he ex
pressed himself as being gUd to find
that the "Beo Hive" had such a good
and energetic "queen bee , " and in
suring great succass to the workers ,
if guided by her. The report read
by Miss E. A. Thomas , was received
with much favor. Tin exercises
closed with the song , "Home Sweet
Home , " for which place all left , being
well pleated with tbe entertainment
WILDING.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The postponement of the Pioneer's
ball is much to be regretted.
The Nebraska School cf Medicine ,
which was organized in this ci < y last
fall , closed its first term yesterday ,
and the event WAS celebrated by a sup
per last evening at Wirth's restaur
ant , given by the faculty to the stu
dents.
The Young Peoples' society of the
Lutheran church held a sociable at
the house of Mr. Laurence last even
ing. Their meetings are a success in
every respect , and the society is in a
prosperous condition. They intend
giving a dinner and sapper at an early
date.
date.Too
Too ninth annual masquerade ball
of the North Star society comes off at
Meiz hall this evening.
Everybodyia invited to attend the
song service at the Y. M. C. A. rooms
this evening , to be conducted by the
general secretary.
Next Snndsy night Rev. W. E.
Copeland begins a course of six lec
tures on the Christian church during
the first two centuries.
Masonic hall has been engaged forth
th7th and 8th of April by the ladies
cf the Eighteenth Street AL E. church
for the operetta , "Laudcf Nod , " and
fair , which was postponed some time
since on account cf the weather.
Rav. W. J. Harsha delivered his
lecture on ' 'St. Patrick and His
Times" to a large audience at the Y.
M. C. A. rooms last evening.
The Ivanhoe Dramat'c club is es
tablished upon a new basis , with Mr.
Harry J. Parr as dramatic and mueic-
al director. Under his direction the
club is rehearsing the beautiful drama
entitled "Robert Emmet , " which
they will present on Easter Monday.
The club is now located in a new suite
of rooms over Mar Meyer's jewelry
store.
Water Proof
Boots
and
Shoes
at way down prices.
atH. DOHLE&CO. ,
ADULTERATED BUTTER.
This article is causing much excite
ment in the east and throughout Eu
rope. We therefore inform the pub
lic thosu who are not already aware
of the fact that this kind of butter
has been and is still sold in this city.
But we make a specialty of selling
nothing but the pure , sweet butter
bought from farmers , whose wivas
have become well known for the time
and care which they devote in making
a good article of butter , which is not
only a credit to themselves , but will
be highly appreciated by all who are
capable of enjoying good bread and
butter , which is the staff of life.
Remembar , also , tbat some of the
butter made by the farmer by whom
we are suppliedis made on the cream
ery plan ; the milk being submerged
In water until the cream rises , which
gives butter a sweeter flavor and pro
tects it from impure ] atmosphere. No
coloring , however , is used for the pur
pose of deception. Butter days , Tues
days and Saturdays.
WILLIS M. YATES & Co.
I have the largest stock of Picture
Mouldings in the city , and will make
yon the lowest prices. SOLOMON.
m8:2 :
THE -TAILOKS. TAIEOBINQj
OrGimbel'a Game Revealed in
Three Chapters A Trae
Tail.
CHAPTER XHEUBST.
Tails moke tails coat tailsard
poncilgraphista make tales , hence , a
brotherly regard swells our bosom for
the worthy Ilr. A. Gitnbel , who pro
duces the most fasbionable , artistic
and altogether elegant spring suits ,
of the racquet stylo.
CHAKEB.TUK TVICE.
At No. 117 15th street , in the city
of Omaha , where the dark Missouri
rolls down to tha sea , the most com
plete , nobby acd daahing outfits for
the male population , are produced to
order with cutaway attachment and
stem winder insertions , that rival tlu :
famous productions ot the vn.e-c i d
bills of France.
THE THE.EE TIMIS.
As the sun was slowly descending
; ho western horizon , a solitary horse
man , or footman , or a score or two of
.hem might have been or have been
seen wending their weary wny into
the neat , cheap and a nick tailoring
icuse of A. Giuibel , Esq. , and s eac-
nj by their halidomes .that the R > j al
Spring Racquet suit made by Gimbel
should be thuirs if doubloocs ,
sovereigns , ccgles * or' kopecks
could procure the garments.
whereupon the gallant knigUt of tbu
shears , with tape in his strong light
hand , acfosors in his mouth , and his
moustache elevated to an angle i f 93
degrees , proceeded to chlk ih s aiace-
fal outlines of their noble figures , ar.d
then the gentlemanly tailor from Nigh
Yorick smiled se\er l happy smiles ,
and all went merry BH H mmriato bell
In the little shop opposits the Croigh-
tou block. _
Coal Oil 14001118 , in 5 gallon lot * ,
SOLOMON'S.
HELLMAK'S HALLS AND OVERALLS.
The First are the Finest and
the Latter the Strong
est of all.
A Backet on the .Racquet
Backet.
The great western clothing em
porium of M. Hellman & Co. , 1301
and'1303 _ , corner Fernham and 13th
streets has been rejuvenated inside
and out , hence , it becomes the legiti
mate victim of THE BEE reporter's
pencil stump Faber'a are too ccstly ,
five cents a dozen catches yonra truly.
After encountering the 4xG inch
smiles of the dozen gentlemanly clerks
our itimizer obtained an audience
with Mr. Hellman himself , who
entertalne.l him with a 6x8 inch
smile aud hade him write. First he
itemized the elaborate adornment of
the 44-foot plate gUs front , which ,
in anticipation of the coming spring ,
appears in a coat of nature' green.
Inside , the ornamental ceiling , the
iron column ? and the long rows of
shelving were brilliant with their
bran now suite of shining paint. In
the east more light was obtained from
a now window , and immediately in Us
front an elegant cashier's office * has
been erected of walnut , with wire
railing surmounting the whole.
Where the old office was located a
special department for * * children's
clothing now "has the floor , " which ,
by the way , Is a new ono. The base
ment , too , has been refloored.
' 'Take the elevator pleaae , " and we
ascend to the higher regions , there the
trunks , the'valises , and the travelling
bags that reach far { out in tbe dim
dis'ance , reminds your reporter of a
section of an oabtorn trunk factory.
"Elevator , again , please , " and whoop ,
here we are away np-stairs in the
wholesale department. Here are fur
nishing goods , under clothing , shirts ,
rubber and oil clothlnjr , blankets ,
hate , caps , and the most stupendous
stock of sprinz goods , including over
a hundred varieties of the fashionable
racquet * suit.
Again we glide to the first floor and
watch the "boss" cutter of Omnha
take the measure of a government
contractor for an elegant suit , spring
style. Then reluctantly , the localiz
ing fiend departs.
Wa forgot to stale , however , that
be first invested in a ten dollar , ready
made suit of such elegant cut and
finish that he will tell all his friends
that his Chicago tailor turned it out ,
and that it cost just "half a century , "
and no one can surmise that there is
any Daily Republican nonsense in the
story. t
Cable Loop
Rubber Boots
never crack ,
large stock of
them , at low prices ,
AT H. DOLHE & CO. ,
Leading Shco Store.
24x30 chromes in waluut and gilt
frames , new , only 05 cents ,
ml8-2 nt SOLOMON'S.
Produce and Provisions a specialty
at LITTLE & WILLIAMS' ,
*
2 ? 1413 Douglas street.
A Naked Face.
The anonymous letter recently re
ceived by Mr. A. Hospo , Jr . in which
he Was requested io remove some fine
steel engravings from his window on
account of the nudity of the female
figures delineated therein , would form
a fine text fora criticism on education
in the fine arts , which , ' however , we
have neither the ability nor desire to
undertake.
The pictures reterred to were copii s
of the finest works of the old master ? ,
and the instance Is admirably covered
by the old adage , ' -'Evil be to him who
evil thinks. "
The art galleries of our large east
ern cities contain pictures beside
which the ones in question are not a
circumstance in the point on which
objection is made , and yet these are
coped ! by lady students and admired
by tbe general critic , who see in
them only the beauty and symmetry
of the human form , which , made after
God's own image is the highest type
of beauty known. The scriptures do
not instruct us that thsra ia any
etiquette of drees in the sacred pre
cincts of paradise and on earth it
differs as widely as the day and night.
The Hottentot and the in
fant . are equally unconscious
of any impropriety in the
exhibition of the human form without
the many cumbrous folds of cloth im
posed upon it by rcfiaed society. The
graceful linps end curves of the hu
man form are the most difficult of the
students' work to produce , and their
ambition is placed no higher than to
nuke a potfest copy of the gems , such
as are illustrated in the pictures re
ferred to. .
The establishment of an Art school"
in Omaha offer a an excellent oppor
tunity to cultivate public sentiment in
this particular , and we regard the un
dertaking as one of the moat impor
tant enterprises now on foot in our
midst. This school which is located
in Hospe's Hall has xlready made
marked prrgress , aud one of the most
remarkable prodigies we javo hoard
of for a long time ia a student who at
his second lesann copied Mr. H. G.
Connor's elegant painting , "The Or
phan Girl , " with tbe skill cf an ad
vanced student. This institution is a
prototype of the art school of eastern
cities , which ara esteemed as among
thur most valuable attractions
Thera is no reason why such a school
should .101 flourish In Omaha , and sev-
ur l occurrtncts of recent date demon-
s'rnte ihu need of a reform in the
tn tterf taste in the fine uris.
THE KINGSHIP.
Thn JCui < 7 < 7 p of the ' 'Royal St.
.If hn Sewing Mschine" over all the
other ninch-iua , Ta acknowledged , it
being lie only one that sews while
runr.ii g b rkwards , as well as when
iu' nitig forwards.
Frcfb. Salt and Smoked Fish at
"t LITTLE & WILLIAMS' .
IN LUCK.
A Man Picks Up .a Ninety
ThoUsand-Dollar
Package.
_ i
Singular Past Experience in
the Same Line.
Oar readers will rnmornber the case
of James E. McCann , who , a few
days since , found a pocket-booi con
taining § 230 la a water closst oa Six
teenth street. Having spent a portion
tion of the money under the impres
sion that It bad been lost for come
time , and would find no claimant , he
was arrested but subsequently dis
charged , on agreeing to refund the
portion appropriated.
MoOauu has a peculiar history as a
lucky man in finding lost property.
He ia a bricklayer by trade and for
merly resided in Chicpgo. Going to
his work ono morning iu that city" ho
saw a parcel neatly done up lying on
the sidewalk in front of ono of
the national banks , and thinking
that it contained somebody's lunch he
picked it up and carried it with him
to work. At noon ho ate his own lunch
and thinking of his find he opened it
to ace what it might contain. To hia
surprise ha found seventy thousand
dollars in bank notes. He was of
coursesomewhat astonished and alarm
ed too. Oa his way home in the evenIng -
Ing he 6aw some men putting up post
ers announcing the loss by u bank mes
senger of a valuable pickaga and im
mediately proceeded to report to the
parties , who proved their property and
paid him the $1000 offered in the hand
bills.
bills.At
At another time subsequent to this ,
ho found a package containing fifteen
or twenty thousand dollars , on the
ice in the Missouri river , for which he
also found the claimant.
Yesterday-after he bad been dis
charged from the police court , he
found a package containing ? 90OCO
worth of land certificates of the Union
Pacific railway , which ho returned to
the owners , and received a reward
for eo doing He is certainly a lucky
fellow , and if he was only .entitled to
salvage on ail hisdiscoverieshe would
soon bo as rich as the Rothschilds.
Solomon's Water White Family
Headlight oil only 25 cents. 18-2t
P. HEWSON , Eq. , ia hereby re
quested to call at 1202 Htrney , cor
ner of Twelfth street. .
DISSOLUriON NOTICE.
Tbe copartnership heretofore exist
ing between N. Matheaon and L. Han
son , under the style of Mathoson &
Hanson , is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent. All bills have been
settled. L. HANSON ,
N. MiTUESON.
SECURE A
BARGIff.
The fines t line of
table linennapkins ,
toweling * , etc. , just
opened and marked
lower than ever before
L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS ,
15th aud Dodge streets.
Crdar no frames made until you get
Solomon's prices. mlSl'J
Choice G'jctuncry Butter at
2o LITTLE &r WILLIAMS' .
Vonnor'j Prediction.
Mirrors at Hospu'is
One Dollar Frames for 50 cants at
Hoape'a.
Art School at Hcspo's.
Shoes gilded at Hospe's.
Two dollar ehromos for oao dollar
at Hospe'a. '
Curtains nad Ltmbrequtns at
Hospe's.
Sheet music at Ilo'po's.
Pianos at LIes [ ' < ; .
Organs t Uo po'd. '
Steel Enpravinjs at LTospe'a.
Gilt Frame * at Hoa [ e'a. lo-tf
Hot bed Glasp , 8x10 , § 2.80 per box ,
2t SOLOMON'S
Good ttuok c f Lidie ; ' and Chil
dren's Shoes , in kid , goat and calf , at
Fnllriedc's , natr Thirteenth and
Oil in 5 gallon lo's delivered free.
18-2t SOLOMON'S.
FLEI&IL'S FLASH ,
Or the Ftshionablo Finest Fit.
A ramb'o thro 'i the merchant
tailoring estahhs ane it of J. H.
Fleialf , the popalir tiilor on Douglas
naar 13th street , disclosed tha fact that
this house hai nn-r in sta'ck the larg
est assortment of goods in this line
ever brought Io this city , amoug
which ara the latest and nobbiest
patterns of gouts' coats , pant ? , vesta ,
spring ovorcaits a-d auiti gi , laths
market.
Mr. Flcigle his jcut returned from
anextendei trip through the eastiand
h s ? pirel neither time i or raonoy in
selecting a No 1 STOCK In every p r-
ticular. His prices are the lowest and
he givaa'the best fit ia the csr. Call
etrlv and examine tha stoo * .
MbteJ Canary Bird S-id , in lib
bozo ? , three for 25 cent ? .
18 2 1 SOLOMONS.
_
A FULL LINE- .
of staple and fancy procorus , frfsh
EGGS , choice BUITER , select PO
TATOES , etc. , etc. , r t
WILLIAM GENTLEMAN'S ,
17-4f Sixteenth and Ca a sts
Emnut. Sjbmon wil ! ? t one light
of glass or tnorfc on ca'l et
SO'LOMON'S
2t Paint , Oil and GlaM i Store.
Ail 6ne spring styles now ready at
the New York Hat Co.'s. tr,18t2
LOST.
A gent's largo tcarf , dark grey , blue
and black ends , between the post-
office and tha U. P. depot. A
liberal reward will ba paid for the same
at the offi.-G i f C. F. Driscoll , Wil
liams' block. _ " "
Puru us the d iv-n anew on tha
mountain top ,
Solomon's Hesdlight Oil. IS-'Jt
/ Death Record.
/Harold Dunlap , who was so sudden
ly stricken in death by rheumatism of
the heart , on Thursday morning , was
buried Saturday from the resi
dence of Mr. Jas. B. Charlton , corn of
of Nineteenth and Paul streets. The
services by Rev. A. F. Shorrill were
brief , but solemn and beautifully ap
propriate. The eyes of all present
were dimned with tears , ( ears of love
and regret for the youth lying in
his coffin snatched from lifo in the
bloom of young manhood , and tears of
tha warmest sympathy for the lovely
mourner , hia devoted mother , whoee
grief is inexpressible.
The devotion and affection of the
hey for his mother was a beautiful
trait of his character , and he worked
faithfully and well for her support.
Mrs. Dunlsp hss the deep sympathy
of a Urge circle of friends in her be
reavement.
.District Court.
Gould vs. Gould ; decree of divorce.
Nelson v . Johnton ; judgment set
aaldo.
Buahman va B.-ck ; dismissed.
Smith vs. Haarmann ct al. ; depo
sition suppressed.
Lowe ct al. va. Brown ; death of defendant -
fondant , Charlotte A. Brown , sug
gested.
And court adjourned until ' 'this
morning at 9:30 : o'clock.
MODERN SPIRITUALISM.
The friends of progress in religion ,
spiritualists , and free thinkers gener
ally , are cordially invited to attend
the exorcises on the 33d anniversary
of Modern Spiritualism , March 31st ,
1881 , at Liberty Hill , on Burt street ,
west cf Military bridge , Omsha ,
Nebraska.
The following is the programme for
the day : 10 a. m. Invocation , short
addresses and reminissencear ; 2:30 : p.
m. Anniversary address by a Spirit
ualist ; 8 p. m. Musical and literarj
exercise ? , followed by a "Social Hop'1
In the spicioas ball over the Institute ,
which will accommodate from two tc
three hundred people.
J. ED. SMITH , Manager.
mlG-d&w-lw
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE Advertisements To Loan , FcrEale
Lost Found , Wants , Boarding , ttc. , will : -o In-
Btr'.eil ia those co'uraus once ( or TEN CENT !
per lineeach ; gubsrqnent Insertion , FIVE CENT !
per lluo The first insertion never less thai
TWEKTT-FliE CENTS.
TO LOAH-KSKE * .
OOKA AAA TO LOAN M8p < r cent in
V/40U.l/UU terest , in mrcg of $2503 am
upwards , tor 3 to 5years , on flret-c'asi.city ni
farm vroperty. CE.MIS' RFAL ESTATE acd IOAI
Aosscr , I5th nd Douglas .
10 JXAH-Ctll tt Lkw OffiCJ
MOOSl . ? HOHAB , Hopui'S.Kreli-hton Biock
TO LOAH 1109 Farnhim ; reat
MONKY Rdwwrdfl Loan Aeencr. t-oy-J2-tl
HELP WASTED
WASTED At end ( I 18th ttrcet c ]
MAX . II. W. Ball. 0-t
Kitchen girl at the Emmc'
WANTED . 141-2 ?
A freed c-ek. washer and ironer ,
WANTED MRS. J. w. GANNETT ,
412-23 2110 Caai street.
TTTANIED To nnturnifhcd rooms witt
YY bond ( or two , in central location. Ad
.1 resa A. B.X. . , Post Office Cox C85 432-24
"TTTAJiTKD A House ot 7 or 8 riK-ms , not tc
VY exceed 8 or 10 blocks from postclBcc ,
must be well located. L H. J aagwortlir , ol
Do an & . Langwo thy. 430-2'
A buyer for a rajitij ? ftrocorj
WANTED . 4,5TJ v i 1 buy ft ore bu'ltlin. '
24x53 lol on main B ra , t , e c d > lock and deliver ]
waeon an.I hoi m. in Sidney , Neb A good chanct
for the right mau. Address A. Newman , tiu
ney , t > eb. 429-21
T57 ANrED A competed elil , must b a irrod
\ > cook , waster and Ironer. East fciJe 20th
bet. Cn'caeoard C-fS 4'0-1 ' ! }
VTTANTED Two more boiidera at 31 1 North
VY 17th street , between Davinpoit anil Chi-
cao , cjst aide _ 387-t (
, WOMAN Wm.U situation al house-keeper.
H CallSo. 1215 Uwf\rd street , between ItMi
and 13th. 3SS 24
WANTED A girl for general tiuiucwurk.
Muelbogoi.dc'ioh , G < .od waves to corn-
patent girl. Mrs. M. Rogers , corner 19th and
LeivenH or tU streets. 871-tf
ATTA TSD An experienced butcher wants
I V to start a meat nai heti n come email wert
crn town , where there is nona , or where one U
needo-l : would lake a reliable partner. Addreii
h. K. Webb , Jason , Dakota Co. Neb. 80-tl
"TXrANTED Agoodliouse-k < > ep < r , 1100 Farn
YY haii street , up Hairs. 32-t (
FOE H ET-HH.'S ! 8
GOOD BUSINESS OPiSINO-For rent ,
rom iu thepnstutnce nt niiir. Nib. , gait-
nbc * ( or news s'and , book , s atlonary , etc. , etc.
BUir co itaina about 2,000 inbab tints , nod h il (
of the people in the ciunty uet th ir mi'l ' at this
office. Forparticulats ailJross L. t' . Ilibon , Blair ,
Neb. 438 eodSU
_
T10K RENT Room ? lieatcd by furnace , hot
IJ nnJ cold water , ha h nomadjoininL' ; 1S18
Chicago S . 437- ' "
r/iOR REVr Bri-k stora in JacoU' Block ,
Jj 15th and Capitol & \c. , Jno. G. Jacobs.
43CU
_
OC31S AND LAND Bemis rcn's houses ,
H s'ores , ho els , farms , lotr , Iinds , cfflc s ,
rooms , etc. See st p'ge.
RtNT / n * cyint UniiiheJ front ro m
FOU or without toird , to two ceutlemen.
Enquire 1619 ! ) dec street. _ 42.1-it
"TIORREhT A More coiner Le onwonh an i
Jj 10th s s. AlwCmociln bird nineers for
aalf . Enquire at I'cteison. 3i'4 llhh gt. 397-tf
OR RENT Forty acres improved , farm Si
P S. W. of Onulu. Lnnu ro of A. Tudayson ,
22nd and Harni-y Sin. _ 396-tf
I.IUfc Ivb4 l - mriimnwi ntu& uyei Jaer-
I clm.ta Exchange , A. K. Cot. joth and
rn" Sffl ? .
An entire y new sto k of diy
170R5ALE nd rolitn * , wltb fixture * in in
clijihlo ccalionor ; etch oul ) . AddrciB C A.
X. , Postoffl e * Z3
] - > i ; > il3 Stle huus : * , Ibis , farm' , lacil ) . See
It iKtp'f.
* IT1 jKSALK-A c r1oad < f coctl lrr.es for
J ] draft or roai' , a lew ROfd lamlly hotaes ;
.New Burn , lath St , bet Fnrnbini and Pncgla .
E. G M'NT. 431:24
_
' A finossfe family her , also a
F'ORSALK ' co v aiid a mailyncwt pbu.-t y.
L. IJI t'ii'"t No. S , Creiehtoii Block , Oiraln.
Neb. 421-19
' HE'L ESTATE- XCIIASCE. See
BEMIS' paje.
SAL" ' A Rood gentle horse , cltrap. Silt
EOR eSt. OEO. H. LAKB. _ 403-19
T71OR SALE Ooo-l dwelling hou e , $ . ro nis
Jj ai d Kitchen , yood barn * nJ outhouses , in-
rknpon & Johnson's ice 'fflcc. 3S2-tt
KKNl 3 room' . Enquiic ll.X ) Doajj'as
POK . _ 33 Mt
I .U'R SALE Tan ( ) residence lota on upper
K farnhams rttt. John L. JUCajne , opp.
P.O. _ _ 3SO-U
fALr liars of Uootlti and Sarpy
counties A. HO EWa'iLK , 1520 farn-
htm Street. _ 320-tf
S-VLE Seven coed buslnesa lots on
POR ssrcct. JOHN f. . JicCAOoE.
f5t ( Opposi'e PcsUffice.
1 i Eala' ! > KW CITY MAPS.2JC See 1st , pace ,
Jb _
S\L < Leisu and furniture ofaflrst-
FOR * l.-.to : In & town ot 15bO intubtt nt . in
Slat * ol Ne'niu. Hn 21 I eis , the trjvtl'inj- '
xcea' ? resort luquirfl at Lee olBco 21vif
i..K A UAKOAIN A l-ui'iijiir with
EOKS
ralo-iii ilxturcd. furniture and > ii > ( K , on 10th
b ; . opposite the U. P depot , foriulc v ry cl.r p.
Or the Bxturei , furniture and Ktook ul be sud
an 4 building rented. Inquire of Eu. KKElSl-
MAN. 79-tf
_
B EJUt * HAL FSTATE EOOM. bce Itt psje.
. . vALt" lo cloiu urnagei , A.
F..R ' .
MlgCtlLANEODS.
Ell IS Has rattl u ; long luta of houses , lots ,
B Isrdi ami faima fur ta'c. Call and get
him.
mEAMS CAN BE GOT At John Barr s stable
J. for all kmdj of work , at reasonable fljures
ntar corner 13th and Ltavenworth St. 378-tf
CHEAP LAND
For Sale.
1,000,000 Acres
OF THE
FINEST LAND
IN
EASTERN NEBRASKA.
Selected in an early day not
RaUroad land , but land owned
ay non-residents , who ara tired
paying taxes , and are offering
their lands at the low price of $6
$8 , and $10 per acre , on long
time and easy terms ,
We also offer for sale
Improved Farms
IN
Douglas , Sarpy , and Wash
ington Counties.
Also , an Immense List of
Omaha City
Real Estate ,
Including Elegant Residences , Baal-
ness and Residence Lota , Cheap Houses
and Lots , and a large number of Lota
in most of the Additions to Omaha.
Also , Small Tracts of 5 , 10 and 20
acres in and near the city. We have
good opportunities for making Loans ,
and in all cases personally examine
titles and teka every precaution to in
sure safety of money ao invested.
Below we offer a email list of Special
Bargains.
Boggs & Hill ,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS ,
1408 North Side of Tarn. St. ,
Opp. Grand Central Hotel , '
Omaha , Neb *
CflB Oft ! C rest located residence loth
FOKSALt
CAI C A very nica 5 room cottazc
OHLC leaseu ground rents for S2C
per u onth. 130Q03 & HILL.
FflD O A I C New house ot 5 room with
rUlf dALC IiatfIotnearBrowneU'sHalJ
A very pleasant location , ? 1100.00.
BOGUS & HILL.
mO CAI C N w tonsecf 4 rooms will
rUli OnLC lull lot , 0h and Farnham
Only $20u , 10 luircd down. Price SUOO.
UOUUo t HILL.
Cfl D C A I C New l"ouse with hall city lot ,
rUn OnLf. near High School , 6 room ?
large bay wmOovr , hu-h dcora and celling.
Ever } thing perfect , SUEO. BOO OS &HILL.
CflD CAI C Corner of two choice lota ir
rUn OMLU SbUra's' addition , request us
to at uufo suomtt bett crah offer.
BOGG3 & HILL.
CAI IT A ° od and desirable resi
OML.E. dcnce property , 1COO
UOGOS & HILL.
\ FINE RF6IDENCK-Notln the murkct.
JOwner will sell for $6500.
0003 & HILL.
rnn OAI C 4oodlot' , Shinn's 3J ad-
rUll OHLE. diiioii , S15H ea.h.
BOGUS & HILL.
CflD CAIC Anew ll-stoiy brick houas
rUll DMLC with 2 lut > , on corner 29th
and UoujriHi , ? iCO. LOGO'S & HILL.
CflD CAIC A verr flne residence lot ,
rUn OnUk to gome tarty d sirin ; to
btulu a fiuchouse , $ * OOO. UOGUS &II1LC/ .
CAIC About 200 lots in Kountze &
OHLu Uuth'a addition , just south
of at. Miry avenue , ? 150toS-K > . fho-e lots ara
near business , sarrounleJ br flac improvements
Mida'c 40 par cent cheaper than any otter lota n
tie market. ta > e money by buying tho-o lots.
CAI C W lot , cltaHo for fine
uMLC residence , on Paik-wiMave-
nuc , 3 biucka d. E. of depot , all covered with
flue largo tie ; ? . Piico extremely low. S < X)0 ) to
$700. OG03 & HILL.
Some rery choip Jots In
SALE
Lake's addition.
coaas & HILL.
CfD ) CAI C Cheap corner lot , corner
rUll OrlLU DoUjiM and Jefferson Sts
BOQOb & HILL.
CAI C 93 lot" on Stth. 27th , 2Stb ,
OMLC 23th aad SOthSts. , between
Faniham. Dojglu and the rropo cd extension
of Docl B street. Prices range from $200 to $100.
Wo hate concluded to eito men of smill means ,
one more chance to secure a home and will
build houses on thc'clon on small pijinent" ,
and will tell Iota on mout ily pijmenU.
CAl C ICO acre ? , Q miles from city ;
OnUC about 30 acres very choice
vallev , ultli runninr water ; balaaco gently
rolling praiiin.tny 3 miles from ntlroan. $10
per Acre. B JOG i & HILL.
COD C A I C 4 5 ° acre3 Jn oie tract12
rUn OnLC. miles from city , 40areacnl-
> ited , Living spring of wa'er , sooio nice val-
le)3. I he lanuis all fl-st-clas > i-h prairie.
Price tl'J Ttr aoic. UUQOS & HILL.
CAD CAI C ICO acres } mile cast of Eli-
rUn OHLC horn S'atlon on railroad ,
Uu mm ; Htter , lO acres c Jtivated.
COCG3AIUU , .
CflD CAI C ICO acres : ) , miles north cf
rUn wMLC Klkhom Station , must be
eod ! for wh l it will brinj.
iOCGS : & HILL.
mO 6A1 C 0 acresrcxt south of Dins-
rUn wftLC daein4.1S.ll ! A good and
dexmblo tract , rung d.wn on to valley ot Cap-
pillion. S'O.
CAIC 7fO seres In one body ,
dHLC west of Fremont , U all level
and , prnduciuhcarr srowth of gnss , is high
valley , ri-.h soil and j mllej from railroad and
ude track , in good sett'cmeat and nn better land
cia be found. BOGOS&11ILL.
CAD CAI C A highly improved farm o !
rUll uHLE. 240 acres , 3 mileu from dty.
! "mo Jnpr oveu cntB on this land , owner not a
practice farmer , determine 1 to ce'l. A good
opening tor tome ms.n ith means.
I5CUOS & HILL.
STOC1 QAC JSOncresin sec. 1 , town 18 ,
rU'l OfAUI. rjngell. Jlmtbe sold thia
mo th. BOGG3iHILt , .
CnR CAI C ,2C ( acres of land near Mil-
rUn OnLC > i-d Station , 3oOO near Ek- !
horn , S tuSlo , jCO , crs jn north pirt of
county , S to 8 0 > ; 3000 arcs ? 2 to miles from
Florence 83 to $ lv ; S1 00 aci.s vrcjt of the Elkhorn -
horn , $4 to $ l ; 10.COO acre * scattered tbronsh
theconnt > , S6tolO.
I he above l id lie Bear and idjon ! nearly
cvtryfatm in lie county , and can mostly be
Fold on smalt cash payment , with hnhu iu j.2-
3 4 and 6) carat Jno
CflD CAIC Several flne residence prop-
rUn OHLC erJes never betore offered
ana i ut kr.owu lathe market IB being ; for tale.
[ /rations nill cnly > e made known to purchasers
MianiDft bimae * ! . " BOGOS & HILL.
TMPROVED FARMS Wo have for sal many
JL improved f inn around Omaha , an i in all
i arts of Douglas. Saipy and Washington coun-
: ies. Also rarms in lor. a. For de = c.ipticn
and rric'S call on ui.
BOGQS&H1LL.
1 A BCSINTS3LOTS FORSALE-OnFarnham
IU and Douglas streets from ISOOO to $3100.
SALE 8 luaincsa lota next' went ot
EO Mason'c ' Temple price adtanwdrf 9 000
ach. B'JGGS ' & HILL.
T710R SALE 3 bnsintas lots west ef Odd Fcl-
Jj ' 0.3 blodc. 00 each.
OOR SALE 2 buaire-s Iota BOUtn tide DeuT ? -
_ T las at. b-.tween 12th and 13tb , $3500 each.
BUGOS & IIILL.
T70RSALE-160 acres , covered itith younj
f timber ; Living water , surroundert by Im
proved farms , only leren miles from cily. Cheap.
cat land on hand. BOQ03 & HILL.
Fcrzons contemplating bnyinz fhnuM not fail
examine our list of land. ' . BOCG3&H1LL.
Omaha , GollinH ,
POLACK.GollinH
Cheyenne , , . Colorado
Spring and Summer
CLOTHING !
LATE AND NOBBY STYLES
, Boys and Children.
Clothing Made to Order in the Latest Styles.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Prices to Suit All.
322 Farnliam Street , near Fourteenth.
AGENTS FOR DEVLIN & CO. ,
LOTHilO
PAKMHAH STREET.
I 5
Dealer in Hardware ,
COOKING STOVES
and Tinware.
Stove Repairer , Job WOFKCF and Manufacturer of a
Kinds of Cans.
Tenth and Jackson Streets.
: YER & GO. ,
SUNS , AMMUNiTiGN , SPORTING
Fishing Tackle , Base Balls and a full Hue of
nsroTioCsTsAiisra ir .iraT G-OOIDS
Send for Price List.
MAX MEYER & CO. , Omaha , tfeb.
MAX MEYER & CO. ,
WHOLESALE
Tobacco , 25 ccuts per pound upwards.
Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards.
Cigars from 815.00 per 1000 upwards.
Befriuera Wtut of go onu D. B. BEEMER , at KaUMiihcd Urratm 1871. i
COfflllSSION MERCHANT ,
" d Wholeea10 Dealer In Forelgrn ocd Domestic Fruit.
FK - < - T
ln ? selected w.th care , and billed at cunent Market rates
General Western Agent.for BOOTH'S OVAL BRAND OYSTEES '
r.rd Wholesale Dsaler in
Fresh Lake , River and Salt Water Fish.
HORSE SHOES
AND NAILS ,
Iron and Wagon Stock ,
ihe Beat Assortment of
WHEELS
in the West.
At Chicago J'ifco.
W.J. BROATOH ,
1209 & 1211
Harney Street , Omahs.
J. A. W A KEF ! ELD.
WHOLESALE AUD RETAIL DFALER. IX
LUMBER u HINGLES ,
'
Pickets , Sash Doors , kuMouldings
Mouldings , Lime , -
Cement , Plaster , & < , .
STATE AGENT F0R MILWAUKEECEMEfrreQ. " * *
. ,
lear Union Pacific Depc-j - OMAHA , 'UEB.
* cturer of : i kinds of
- Bol ° 8na ( Cerve'at
THE C TCBRVTED
Oval Steel/ootli Harrow
Hw fictand by j
SHOOT & S. 9B13QS , fen cru Af , Wit
r. D.COOlht
Wriw for prJ * /
THE DAILY BEK
*
tha L.U.t Uoma '
and Trfe-'h ?
/lh Uay. T ; „ V
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