Nebraska Newspapers

    Shnting rink open * Friday night.
There WIVH not A Hlnfilo case before
Judge licncke ycntcrdny morn tig.
Tliero will bo another revival meeting
at tlio First M , K , church to night ,
Look out for the Omaha Glee club
concert anil don't you forget It.
The roail hou'o heretofore run by
Mono Bhcnnan linn been purcliaFail by
John Garher ,
The C. H. Smith Double Uncle Toai
company went west jeslcrday ( in the U.
P. , en route to Columbun.
The traveling companion of Mfon
Anna Dickinson it mill to bo a nlatcr of
Dr. Miller , editor of The Herald.
The Lyrsn singing icclcty will give
their annual inanquornila ball at Turner
'boll , Saturday evening , February 18th.
Clarn , .daughter of JuliiiH rnil Agnes
Thiclo. died at 3:30 p. m , yesterday , ngcd
11 month * and 20 dayc. Funeral an
nouncement lion after.
Jnmoa Iavi and Henry Htort gave
ball Wednesday to np | > oar and an wer
to the Indlctmentn found against them by
the gr nd jury.
The B. i M . railroad company com
menced tranttferilng their cars WcdneH-
dty at Nebraska City , on their own boat ,
tiioVi.-ol'reeidcnt.
The noon train woat yenterday contlntod
of four bnpgago earn , three coaches and
ono Pullman , Ono bagpoge car and ono
coach were to bo left ut Fremont.
The mercury fell several degrees last
night , and the atill breoza from the north
yest rday recalled the winters enjoyed in
onr grandfathers' day .
Jha funeral of the mm who milcldo 1
Wednesday will tal.e place nt | 2 p , m.
to-day , from the undertaking roorru of
John G , Jacob' .
Anenvelupo enoloidng a catoqiillcr ,
the first of the season , woo yenterd.iy re
ceived at this ollico from Win , Irving , of
South Omaha.
In the statement regarding the douth
of Mrs. Warnoby , the name of tbe man
who so kindly collected money for the
family was Jame > Ilothwoll and not Rock-
land , AI elated.-
On Saturday evening next , VlcePrwi-
dent Daniel O'Keofo , of the JNational
Bricklayers' and Plasterers' union , will
go over to Council bluffs to deliver the
charter to the new branch of the organiza
tion there.
President Chrk , of the board of trade ,
hu added to tbe committee to memornllce
congress for aid in protecting the river
front tha follouing gentlemen : lion. A.
J. Poppleton , of tha Union Pacific ; U. 21.
Smith , of the B , & M. , and A. Rote water ,
the city engineer. '
The benefit tendered to Manager
Harsh on the 24th Inat. , will bo a notab'o '
occasion. Jarrett & lUca'a "Fun on the
Bristol" party will return on that date
and Sheridan's burlewjua on "The Two
Orphans , " the funnleit tiling ever leen ,
will be introduced into the Hteam'.oit
Hcene.
The Omahiv Glee club Wednesday
received from Hiss Fannie Krllogg nn ar
rangement of "The Sweet By-and-Dy , " an
obligate solo nnd chorus , prepared ex-
prauly for the club's concert on Monday
evening next , by M. F. Lrackett , ot B ( s-
ton. Thoc'ub held a rehoaraal at the
opera home laat night.
The number of runaways and aecl-
dents rt cutting therefrom would be ma-
teriolly le-sened if an ordinance compell
ing driven to bitch their horses when
left itauding could be onforcod. Five
unhitched teams were counted on the
poatoffice block ut one time yesterday ,
The Union Pacific base ball club met
Wednesday , Mourn. Gallagher , Helta
r and Lord were appointed n committee to
report on prospect * at the annual meeting
in and election next Monday. The B. & M.
baae boll club i * already officered for the
oomlns : eenton , uu follows : Preaidont ,
Robert M.Taylor ; vice president , Wm.
Foreman ; Mxrvtary and treasurer , P. A.
Warrack ; general manager andcaptuln , A.
W.Baxe.
The coroner's jury in the case of the
man whose death va * repoitnd yesterday ,
found a verdict to the effect that the do
ewed came to bin death byfa pittol ball
fired by his own band on the evening of
the 14th. At u late hour Wednesday n
German Identified the body aa that of hi *
brother-in-law , David Leidle , a tingle
man , gcd thirty-two. He stated that
Leidle woa in the city on Tu ttd y , and
the cause of hU rash act wa piobably the
fact that * girl , to whom ho had been payIng -
Ing atUnth n , had gone bock on him.
Eliza Kelley , [ who llvei on Seventh
and Jonc street' , wont up to the police
court yeaterday and raided no end of o
row by crying , Htvoarla aud curulug ,
8he wanted the tthorKf , inantlml , deputy
manthal and entlra police force turned
out at once to hunt for her goose , which
hud iny trlou ly disappeared. She thinks
Mary Stundon , ntoo ! the gooic , and the
ninety and nluo aru lott sight of lu tin-
one that la lost At laat account * nho had
a warrant lu her fottetiloa aud was
looking for on officer to serve it. She
unld nave tluio by looking for her gooutt
Jewell.
is the place to cot Cigars
5 , 50 or 100 in a box , cheap.
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AN IMPUDENT IMPOSTOR
The Alleged Author of "Tho
Mystery of Hnmlob" in
n Now Role ,
Whlcb Wfia Successfully Plyoa nt
the St. Elmo.
A few ilnys ngo Tnr. DRK chronicled
the annul of Pnul II. Iloppnor for at
tempting to ride on n forged pass from
Oirmlm to Grand lalnnd. The pass
was signed "Edw. K. Vininp , Gonl.
T. j\gt."nnd was written on common
note paper. Hoppner was brought
back from Grnnd Island , but
WAS discharged Wednesday , the
grand jury failing to indict
him. Ho holds a pnpcr showing that
ho paid his faro from Omaha to his
destination and his story of the af
fair , which is confirmed by Air. Ju
lius Festner and Gottlieb Zimmer
man goes to shot ? that ho was the vic
tim of misplaced confi lonro nnd not
n forger. U was also stated that he
had disposed of n forgud check to Gott
lieb Zimmerman for $20 and tried to
pass another ulsowhcrc , but without
success. It is true that a check sign
ed fiuil II. Hoppner was p'ssudon Mr.
Zimmerman , but ho yesterday , on see
ing Air. lloppncr , unhesitatingly said
that ho was not the man.
The yictim of circumstances is in
this instance a yuimg fellow , quite
genteel and good looking , whocamuto
Omaha a few weeks ngo and wont to
work as proesinan for the well known
job printing house of P , C. Fostnor &
Son. Business being pretty well up
ho was ono day last mek sent out to
collect flomo bills , ono of which
was at tin ) St. Elmo , on
Twelfth street. Ho did not find , the
proprietor in and asked to sit
down a'i4 wait , meait lima taking a
glass of boor. At this juncture a very
handsome , well dressed stranger , with
black hair and black moustache approached
preached him and engaged in friendly
conversation. The Btrangor on learn
ing who Iloppnor was said that his
naino was Vining and that ho was the
general freight agent of the Union
Pacific road nnd the author
of "Tho Mystery of Hamlet' "
Ho frequented the St. Elmo
for ( he purpose of making n closer
study of the mysteries of the Thes
pian stage and gaining a general
knowledge of the intricacies of the
drama. The aliened freiihtngont nnd
author talked Mr. Hoppnor out of
six glasses of boor and several cigars
and then expressed himself as
greatly pleased with his new acquaint
ance and offered to pass him out over
the line any tune ho wanted to go.
They parted with nn agreement to
meet again at a IGth street bcor hall
later in the evening.
Uuppner uaya ho did not have any
idea that the gentlemanly stranger
would moot him , but having mi'iin- '
time obtained permission of Mr.
Fostnor to take a short lay-off nnd run
out to Grand Island tho- following
day , ho wont to the appointed place ,
where ho found his new friend and
after some moro boor told him mod
estly that ho would likoto go to
Grand Island to see his relations.
Mr. Yining at once stepped out of
the room and returned in a few min
utes and handed Hoppnor the pass ,
with the request that he use it only
on passenger trains. The happy re
cipient disregarded this injunction ,
u ho missed the passenger train and
took the emigrant train , with a leault
already stated. On his being dis
charged ho was at once re-instated in
the Festners * employ , ns his story Was
confirmed by oil the circumstances.
It would seem that after starting
him off for the west the alleged freight
agent must have forged his name to
the checks and tried to got the young
man into still deeper water.
Heppnor has boon looking for the
impostor , but there is moro mystery
nbout his whereabouts than there is
about the sex of Hamlet and ho had
butter keep it up.
7HE UNION SPY.
A Grnnd Army Dramatic EntortoJn-
mont.
On March 9th , 10th nnd llth E. B.
Temple , the famous actor , assisted
by a local company of the very best
dramatic talent , will bring out at
Boyd'a opera house the great army
play , "Tho Union Spy. " The entertainments -
tainmonts will bo under the auspices
of Ouster p st No. 7 , G. A. R. , and
is for the benefit of the widows and
orphans of members of the grand
army , Mr. Temple will bring ap
propriate stage mountings , costumes ,
etc. . for the piece , nnd will himself
drill the company hero. Ho owns the
play , nnd makes a business of bringing -
ing it out for G. A. 11. posts all over
the country. Ho is the present week
at Oontervillo , Iowa , and is mooting
with great success.
The piny is ono of merit , brim full
of thrilling interest , nnd to pro-
uounced to bo decidedly the best army
play ever put on the stage. Last fall
Mr. Toinplo played for aovoral G. A.
U 'posts of Indiana , and was highly
spoken of wherever ho appeared.
ARRESTING A BOARD.
Chief Engineer aalllgnn After the
Educational Functionaries.
Chief Engineer Galligan has sworn
out a warrant for the arrest of Hon.
E. K. Long , president of the board
of education ; Ohas. Connoyor , socro-
tiry , and F. Stoiiwood , contractor , on
the charge of erecting n wooden build.
ing within the limits prescribed by
the ordinance of the city of Omaha ,
which names the fire limits. The
building objected to is a frame nddi-
tion to the school building on Jackson
street between Twslfth and Thir-
tocnth ,
The parties wore nil arrested and
released on a bond of S100 each , to
appear nnd answer at 8 o'clock p. an
on faaturdny.
the ' * nHoii
o education to
inako
i MM ,
Uie building fee proof by covering it
outnidc with sheet iron , while the
walls wore to bo mndo of the requisite
thickness , nine inches , by n lining of
brick nnd mortar. The board needs
a larger room , and the present struct
ure is only intended for temporary
usu. They will within the next ix
motilhs build two brick buildings for
that district , one at the corner of
Eleventh and Loavnworth nnd ono
on Seventh and Loavnworth. The
delay thus far hns been occasioned by
the difficulty in deciding on the lots
to bo used for building purposes.
O. D. i. A.
The following is the financial report
of the Omalm Bootblacks Independ
ent Association , for the period from
August 28th , 1880 , to Juno 1st , 1882 :
Total receipt * an per statement
rendered $1,150 51
Total nciiOimt tinld i nt as tier re-
cclpti 1,252 38
HILLS DUE AND UNPAID.
Milton lingers SGI 15
K. 0. Lucas 3305
Tclojitione * 61 00
W.1J. Cotfin 02 17
Total 5240 39
Total 81,252 , 38
Amount cxponcoi 1,40275
Amount receipts 1,150 61
UalftBce $342 24
Merchants of Omaha handling fur
nished goods will do wall to look
through the spring stock now open of
Shrove , Jarvis & Co. , Millard's now
block , Harnoy street. fl-mo
WORTHY OF PRAISE.
As a rule wo do not recommend
patent medicines , but when wo know
of ono that really is n public bcncfao
tor , and does positively cure , then wo
consider it our duty to impart that in
formation to all. Electric bitters are
truly a most valuable medicine , and
will surely cure Biliousness , Favor
and Ague , Stomach , Liver and Kidney
complaints , oven whore all other rem
edies fail. Wo know whereof wo
speak , and can freely 'recommend to
all. [ Ex. Sold at 50 cents a bottle.
Ish & McMahon : _ (7) ( )
Now BANANAH at Wm. Gentleman's.
fG-3t
Perkins & Lear , 1410 Douglas
street , buys and sells second hand
furniture. fG-3t
TAKE NOTICE.
Henry Dohle , the leading shoo
store , will remove to his now brick op
posite Bnyd'fl Opera House in a few
days. In the meantime rare bargains
will bo given at the old stand.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox will perform
the following programme at the Uni
tarian Church on Friday night : Napol
eon's Old Maid , Mrs. O'Donovan'a
B'y ; Courtship of Mr. Bumble and
Mrs. Carney , Dickeim ; Aunty Grey's '
opinion of the Church Choir , Carleton ;
Death of King Henry , SlmkoBLoar ;
How Ruby Played , Miss Edith ; Helps
Things Along , Bret Hurte ; Esthetic
in 1882.
The Grand Corset Sale continues
only two days longer at Kurtz's , 1306
Farnam street.
LUNOH BANKETS at 5 canta each.
W. R. BENNETT & Co.
"Tho lone-lookod-for "
- - como-at-last.
i. e. Roller Skating at Central Hall
opens at 7:30 : p. m. Friday. fG-2t
CENTRAL BALL HOLLER SKATING RINK
opens Friday night , February 17th ,
with the celebrated Muncie skako.
Admission 25 cents. Skate Rent 15
cents. Excellent music , skilled
skakors , and an enjoyable time , are
guaranteed by the proprietors , Mar
shall & Piunoy.
TALK ABOUT YOUK OLD AND NEW
HHIKT KACTOHIKH Iut ) go to Harrison's
Rat Hole , No. 1122 Farnam street ,
for a fine Custom Made Shirt.
flG-lm
Do not fail to secure a Corset at
Kurtz's during this woek.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Next week wo place on sale $2,000
worth of L-idios' Underwear. Posi
tively no Corsets sold after Saturday
at present piices. KUKTZ.
( STATISTICS
Bhow that the H il s of Hayden's Pat
ent Fire Kindlon ) in the Northwest
ern States during the year 1881 wore
moro than double the entire number
sold in Europe , Asia , Africa and the
Sandwich Islands. The enlightened
and refined people always appreciate
great and valuable inventions.
GREAT CLOSING SALE OF
BOOTS AND SHOES.
The entire stock of S. P. Morse &
Co. , at their 10th street store , has
boon purchased by Wiig & Westborg ,
and must bo sold within the next tend
d ys regardless of cost. Now is the
time for a BAHOAIN.
WHG & WESTBERG , ntthe old
stand of S. P. Mowo & Co. , cor. 10th
and Jackson.
Buy your Cigars by the Box Cheap
at SaxjuV fob7-ood6t
SPRING CLOTHING
arriving daily at Pollack's. 116 > 3t
FOUND Orders on an army officer.
Inquirejtt this oflico. Febll-tf.
SEEDS ! "
Blue Grass , Central Park Lawn
Grass , Rod , Wliito , Alsike mid Alfal-
frn Clover , Vegetable and Flower
Seeds , wholesale and reUil at Evans'
Seed Store. Call or send for cata
logue , 14th and Dodge streets.
tuthfoat-Ct
Gold fillings put in by electricity nt
Dr. Worts' dental rooms , 1322 Furn-
ham struct. foblO-Ct *
M. HELLMAN&CO. ,
the popular clothier * , are now offering
the best iuducomonta wo have yet
hoard of. To an inquiry as to how
they could soil heavy winter clothing
so cheap , Mr. II. says it is only for
the purpose of making room for their
immense now stock now on the way
for the spring trade. febS-Ct-eod
Saxe , the Dregcist , is closing out
his stock of domestic cigars at cost by
the box to make room for nn entire
now stock don't fail to got a box
before they ore all gone.
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A FULL HAND.
Buckoyo's Brief Sketch of Au
rora , YorK , Seward , and
Ulysses.
A Prominent Grntn Man Bank
rttpted 1 > y the Railroad *
Corrripondenca of The Omaha Dec ,
YOUK , Nob. , February 12. The
great corn crop of Central Nebraska
has been , so far , largely shipped
southward to avoid the Omaha bridge ,
nnd yet there It plenty of corn hero.
Aurora , the county seat of Hamilton
county , is happy because she has plen
ty of new brick buildings going "P
this season nnd moro to start next
spring. Prof. S. R. Thompson , of
the university farm , hns beonjabor-
ing with the farmers of Hamilton
county n part of this week , during
the Farmers' institute , and the York
Dramatic society gave two entertainments -
monts this week to crowded houses ,
partly for the benefit of the G. A. R.
of Hamilton county. This dramatic
association has some excellent talent
and has already covered itself with
glory on many occasions , as might bo
expected when editors arc entrusted
with the heavy parts. The York band
"travels with the company" when
they "travel"and , , like most of the
institutions and the people of York ,
they do the "whole thins ; " nnd
can always bring down the
house when they play , or get every
body onto the streets when they parade -
rado , and when they unchain their
"big fiddles" they can out do the
string band business with great satis
faction to nn audience. Wo would
like to see the homo company that
can stop before the footlights with the
perfection , and leave them with the
honors given this dramatic club whore
they have played the "Octoroon Girl
J. E. Carter , of York , is the "boss"
sowing machine man , and McKillip , of
the Central House , is "charged in the
indictment , " with keeping an good
a hotel as is found in the state ,
all of which his much respected and
pleasant wife is equally tn bo blamed
for. Everybody in York thinks the
seminary is a grand school , and n *
they told us all about it , nnd the
newspaper mon wore out of town ,
and everybody believes in the antimonopoly -
monopoly principles and rend THE
BKE , wo see no reason why wo should
stay.Soward
Seward is determined to bo ahead
in the matter of hotels and schools.
The school board sit down like des
peradoes and ballot on the
questions of importance and gen
eral policy , and when they have
a plan , they stand "shoulder to
shoulder" like a Spartan band , v , ith
a success that w worthy of the praise
they receive , and calls to mind that
Lucien said that Cioaar'a successful
life wus duo to the fact that ho al
ways "considered carefully , then de
cided wisely , and then executed with
unflinching resolution , ' The school
board of Seward may yet receive
some credit for adding to our teach
ing force in this state such a thorough
scholar , competent and efficient
teacher , and cultivated gentleman as
Prof. Cummings , principal of their
schools , whom they imported from
the buckeye state.
Befpre the next moon shall begin to
wane , G. McOarty will have opened
his mammoth hotel , and will be ex-
peting the "weary and the hungry" to
join the commercial men and stop at
the Winslow house. "Mac" has
"plenty of money and lota of friends , "
nnd he is now in the east for his f ur-
nitaro , and when ho gets ready he
will entertain like a king in one of
the largest , most expensive and beat
hotels in the state , outside of Omaha
and Lincoln.
Ulysses is on the boom , and has
good schools , a new M. E. church ,
clean looking houses , great piles of
corn , no drum-shops , no small pox ,
doce moro business than plenty of
towns two or three times its size , and
has ono of the best newspapers in the
state. The Ulysses Dispatch is cred
ited with doing the best mechanical
work in the county , and tLo office is a
model of cleanliness and order. A year
or two ago Mr. Ohallis "staked his
claim" in Ulysses , nnd without solic
iting subscriptions or "asking leave
to bo , " has a circulation beyond many
older papers , makes ono of the most
readable papers in the state , piles up
moro news , spice , pluck and inde
pendence to the square inch than
many f the official "fog-honm" and
never wears a "brass collar. " The
Polar ice company , of Lawrence , Kan-
aaa , are shipping a largo amount of
ice just now from this section to sev
eral cities in Kansas and Missouii ,
and ono gang of fifty mon hero have
been loading twenty car loads a day
to bo sent to packing house * in Kansas -
sas City or St. Joe. Mr. Klosterman ,
who has boon connected with the
grain business hero as well as in sev
eral other towns along this road has
withdrawn from this firm , nnd will
give moro time and money to the grain
and stock business nt D.tvid City and
other places where they have elevators
and to his largo farm , while the firm
hero will do buainoss under the name
of Spelts & Shoots , who read Tim
BKK.
BKK.A
A circumstance or series of events
that have transpired hero this winter
may be worth notice in this paper before -
fore the courts have taken action , be
cause these straws show the direction
of the wind , and nftor talking with
several parties in this and adjoining
towns to find the true inwardness of
the matter , wo have concluded to give
the story as it was given to ns by the
principal sutleror.
A gentleman without much means ,
but who hadjbought grain hero before ,
secured some help and opened an of
fice hero again last fall to buy grain
and soil coal. In a few week * of trade
it was discovered that in spite of the
usual competition , honest or dishon
est , that often is displayed in such
cases , "tho now horse was the winning -
ning horse , " nnd was the favorite of
the farmers who had the corn to sell ,
and was making some money.
After all the strupgloj of this poor
man to cot help , loan money to do
certain parts of the business with ,
and face nil the other difficulties that
poverty must contend with , ho sud
denly finds ho cannot got can BO ns
to ship the bMnnco of his grain. Ho
states , to the officials of the freight
department , his troubles , and calls to
their notice the promise of thogencrnl
freight ngcnt of the rend , made to
him before ho began business , that ho
bhould have all the cars ho needed ,
but it was no use ; a minor official is
forced to admit to him that it will bo
useless for him to ask for cars , nnd the
poor man is forced to offer his house
and lot for saloto meet his obligations ,
and passes out , a bankrupt. Ho has
applied to the courts for redress , and
indue time it may bo fully ventilated.
How long , at this ratu , will it bo be
fore these corporations will dismiss the
legislature and govern the state by n
syndicate of railroads' pots ?
BCCKEYK.
KNOCKING DOWN HOUSES.
Mr. D. S. M. Frotwoll Soils the D. ft M.
Houses Like Hot Cnkos.
Dcspito the frigid atmosphere nnd
biting wind that made the bluffs
along the river front rather irigid this
morning , there was a big 'crowd of
our best citizens nnd business men
down on the B. & M. property along
Eighth street by 10 o'clock to attend
the sale of the dwelling houses , barns ,
etc. , on the property recently con
demned and purchased by the
B. t M. road for its
now depot grounds nnd
trncka. These houses wore scat
tered nil along Eighth street , from
Jackson to Farnam , there being
fourteen dwellings nnd a number ot
other buildir go , besides the fences ,
shrubbery , sidewalks , otc.
Mr. D. S. M. Frotwull , the auc
tioneer , pronounced the morning
Work the finest nnd quickest sale over
made in this country. The ground
was gone over rapidly , bidding was
lively , nnd in leas than an hour and n
half everything wns sold , to bo re
moved at once , nnd grading will
then bo immediately begun by the
company.
Several of the houses were sold to
single individuals , Mr. G. A. Chap
man purchasing six or eight. Dennis
Cunningham purchased a splendid ,
largo house for $350. The Kountze
property sold at n fair price. The
house brought $700 , the iron fencing
$180 , the bam $105 sidewalks § 140
shrubbery 45 , coal shed § 30. Mr.
S. Mortonsen , the tailor , bought this
house , which is n largo , two-story
brick. It will not take long to clear
off the property for grading.
Fees of Doctors-
The fee of doctors is nn item that
very many persons arc interested in
just at present. Wo believe the
schedule for visits is $3 , which would
take n man confined to his bed for a
year , and in need of n daily visit , over
$1,000 a year for medical attendance
alone ! And one single bottle of Hop
Bitters taken in time would save the
$1,000 nnd all the year's sickness.
Post.
SPRING CLOTHING
arriving daily at Pollack's. f5-3t
Try our NEW BRANDS of FLOOR.
Warranted to suit. W. R. Bennett
& Co. , 113 and 114 , 10th street , be
tween Dodge and Capital Avemue.
PLENKY fresh TROUT and WHITE
FISH , SMELTS and fresh OYSTERS , at
Motz & Rosenstein , 1213 Douglas.
Fresh LETTUCE , PARSLKY , RADISHEH ,
SPINACH , ETC. , nt WIEMJSRS' .
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HICKMAN'S HEADQUARTERS , 1305
FARNHAM STREET. ' feb7-tf
M. R. RISUON has moved his in
surance office into Boyd's opera house ,
corner room , .over drug store. Theatre
entrance. JanlO-lm.
JEWELEY , WATCHES , CLOCKS ,
till you can't rest at HUBERMANN'S.
For now CABBAOK go to Wm. Gen
tleman's. fl6-3t
'
OIIANOEH 20 cants par dozen , and
LEMONH 25 couta per dozen , at Win.
Gentleman's. flC-3t
RINGS , the largest stock over in
Omaha , at Hubermann's.
Only two days more of the Grand
Corset Kale at Kurtz's.
eiDeMeyefs
CATARRH
CURE.
The Only Known Real GOTO ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO LOAN-MONb .
10NKV TO LOAN Call at Law Utnoe of D.
M L. Thomas Room 8 Crclghton Block.
( SO ft A ArtAT0 trOAN At 6 per cent In-
< P/40U.UUU ton t In Hums of $2,600 and
upwarda , for S to S year * , on Qrgt-claaa city and
( arm property. Buua URAL Kat in and
AQHNCT , 1Mb and Douclaa 8U.
HELP WANTED.
WAN IEO-A good mtelllifent boy to loarti
the drusr biulnov. Knnulre of Jotin W ,
Bell , 820 S. 10th Ut. 1B1-1B
vrrANTKD-8 or 0 boarder * at the Oarfleld
W House , bc rd and lodging ; W. 0 perweek.
14th ar d Jockion 8t .
- . * woman cook at City
llottl , 101 b and Harney. 102 18
I AN TED -A tetmiUr to drlt e oipra-s tram.
W L. Duan , 111 ] S. IStli St. 183-.7'
\TrANTED-Bmall pfrl to take faro of a baby ,
W ncrU f t corner dand IJuitHU W-KJ'
- No , 1 broom-make , etrwly
WANTEU-2 Au ? , ilandov , Dodico St. ,
b t , llth and Itth , ItS-l ? '
Tinner In a country fetors about
WANTED t- t ot the cltr. Call at J. f.
Lund , 217 B. 16th St. 178-15 *
'VirAN J ACPtta-oclab itOor 7 room
W In I food niluhborbcod. W. H. It. U
ottlce. 161 16 *
Situation tiy a ) oung man t't
WASTED In a More. Good rcf rcucm. In-
qulio at corntr Kth and Jlnrntybt. for C. Hooru.
173-17-
ANTrJD-Oooa dlnloK room x'rl ' at the St.
W Cbarle * Hotel. IW-tt
ANTED A kitchen girl at the Emett
W lloute. 161-W
"I1TANTKD Situation houwletrer In
YV fmalI family , bv a mldd.o aifod womin ,
Apply at 1316 Capital avcntio. 195-10'
WANTED-fltuatlon 1 } a a ad ! reliable t'cr
Ron to ilj fcond crKO cril hmi'onork in a
in 1 Irv.nlly Wcgei not to much an object n
a romf r > able homo. AdJro 8 II llcneliNo. .
021 N. 17th St. , cornet Wulutof. 1C ! 10
. _ room grl at th1
„ „
Kmiut lnuso. H317
_ _ _
\-\T-ANTBD-S-A peed buier it coo x. ioth at.
> > Sam CortiUuU. ISO tl
WANTED-A Ituitlon by a rfglstorod
pharmaciet. AiKte s W. II. llarbtr , 290
Wcit MliiaUr St. , Prolo - co , U. I , 134-1CI
\TrANTED Hrtt-clMs COOK , ono wdo uuder-
VV "tnndamtatcooklnifMwoliMpM'ry ! none
but first class ntcd apply. Also a good hey t *
waiter. Apply it llOi Farnh.vn t 06)-oodl
Fundlni ? bridge and school bonds.
WANTED
U. T. Clark. BeUerue. S8-tf
WANTED 4 children a * b arden In a i-cloc
school , at 10th and California St , U B
IXXIVIK 7ft7.tt
FOR nCNT-HOUSEB AND LAND.
RKNT A law handsomely furnl-hcc
FOR , has lar oiKxot , ai or , l h ) > oitd
reasonable tidco , brick hoixt ) . 2 ,13 , C 'n St
172 tf
RF.NT Nlcolt furnl-h H rooms with or
FOR bonrd. lleuonable prices. 01 !
OM St. 7U > tf
RENT Furnhho < l room and 'card , N.
FOIl , corner Capitol atcnuo and 17th sta ,
17517-
OR IIKNT Nlct Imiuo , 4 roonm , 2 clo : s
and pnnlry , atcr works In house. L Dug
Uth ht 18121
RKNT Fiiriilshml room. Inqulro at S.
E. cor. Jan ( .on and Itth St 3-Uf
T .1011 RKNT Rooms In Jacobi' block.
JJ 003-tf
I.IOKIiE.vi' Furi.lihod cottace , lx room' ,
JL1 aleoadnu t i.oj llallit & LUUs' cablutt
ptaua. M 8 Hall , 2110 CallfurtuaSf. 171 tf
I.1UH RKNT Mcoly fuinlshod rooms , at 1010
L1 Ch-cagoht. 17 tf
POR Rr.Nf Houi of 0 rcomc , corner 17lh
and L uxenwjrUi. Emm re John L. tl ll'n
luoitunrkct , 13th St , near Man o . l 0-tt
REST Furnished with or without bmrd
FOR froit room , plnn ant' ' } locate i on lint flour ,
nt No. 3IS N. ] 4th St. , a.st Mo , bet. Da\oii | > ort
and Chicago. THO K tlcmo I urman m wife
prcfcired. Inquire on proiuhcs 90-tf
"Tiori RENT FumUhed rooms. Uotlrab e lo-
J } cation , southejt corner 10th and Da en
port > t < . 69 < J.tf.
10R RFNT Stable , 1810 Howard Street.
1 Inquire of W M 'u hman. 70 tf.
K KENT Furnished Jront room , H. Iv. cor
Oth and Jink on. 62-tf
FOIl RENT l.ouiuol .Klit looms. Enquire
J. 1'hlppa Boo , 1612 Tifth Si. 977-tf
TT10K KENT Ono of the boat xtorca on < vuiulnii
JJ St. , 20x21 , by January 1,1882. 820 tf
KENT 2 rurmahoil room * our ilu
FOR ' Exchange , N.'K. cor. lath and Dodir
streets.
. I1ENT Nkcly furnished rooms with 01
without board. Kuasonable prices. 2013
Casa St. °
FOR SALE
710R SAI & J-yrar-oM pony , briny a"d bar-
_ ; neisfor 83fli.qti to 18th St. , m d or
nor h of Marble works. 1MJ-18'
FOIt SALE A team of Itnndsoma poults ,
double foiled opjn bupy wt'h top arid
1 air shafts. A bargain. AadreHa A R , Keo
ollke. 185-16'
OR SALE Frcfh milch cows , also nlco fresh
butter at lital'd Qrocery btore , cornerTontb
and DoJge. '
FOR SALE--Re ta'arant with good ratronage
nn 10th St. ; reason fcr stll ng , must go ea-t
to look fUr ImpoitaLt butincsi r-nqulro at
410 8. 10th St. 174-tf
SAf.E. CHEAP-Salron and fixtures , do-
FOR ' Duxiijcss ; first ca"s ! local on. Fcr
particulars adJnsa D. a Adamj , Lew in , Cass
Co. , Iowa. 178-20 *
T710R SALE-All tbe vacant , unsold lot * It
JJ Henry a'd Shchou's adJitbn with flpn
board * cf romu other agent and those hivi g no
sign boards A | ply to John H. Glarif , authorU-
od agent. It3 17 *
" "ALE A beautiful bt ard house near
FOR . Mary's avenue , in road to liansoom
Park. For prices a < d terms l > quire of W. K.
BatUett , real estate agent , 817 8.13th St.
17020"
SA'LE 10,000 lilaci Cap Mammoth Clus
ter Rasbcrry Kootn "Idle Wild Place. "
Uare ordinal 1414 Dodge St. JOHN O. WIL
LIS , Comm'naio . ttore. 161 tf
T710R SALE Mule * and harness at Redman's
J [ ? Ibtn street barn. 141-6 *
SALF At Solomon's , 1204 FarnhamSt ,
FOR fish , silver fish , oil' , alligatorii , devil
fish , lirpoitcd canary birds , t .Iking i arrot' , gold
linchCK , red birds , ruocMnt , ' hlrdit , fish globe * and
aquariums , nil tlzed and tt\lcs , at ur ce roa-on *
abio. 14i-tl
A good second haid street hack
F1R8ALE nt a law bargain , by Dr. l oac
bdward * , 110 ! ) Furnhfun street. 74 tf.
FOR SALE liouso and full lot In good locu
tion , chiap. Trice , $1260. Easy terms.
McCAQUE , Opp. post office. 16tf
SALE Best building lot In ghlnn'a addition
FOR
dition , 142 feet east front by 120 feet depth.
McCAOUE , Opp post ( . ( Qoe. 14 tf
SALE 1 sorrel stallion , Clydesdale , i
FOR old , weighing 1660 pound * . 1 black
stallion , i Merman J Morgan , 6 years old , weluh
Ing 1660 pounds , look firs premium at Nebraski
Mate Fair , 1881. 1 Kentucky Jack , black ,
weighing about 900 pounds , 4 years old , took
first premium at Nobra ka State Fair , 1880 and
lb8L Inquire of Cbas. Neber , Farmers House ,
City 038-U
T710R SALE OR RENT A grocery store and
JJ butcher shop , doing a good business. In-
qulr at this office. 912-U
SALE 2 nice counters and 2 silver plated
POll coses , at Qeo. II. Peterson's , 804 South
10th St. 741-tf
T710R SALE Or will excha ge for Omaha pro-
Jj perty , an Improved sec on of land adjoin
ing a station on U. P. R. K. M. DUNHAM , 141S
FarnhamSt. , Omaha. 720Smf
OR 8 ALE Or trade for city property , on
E fpan of horses , harness and wagon , Addrei
i' . , this offlcd 722 tf
HALE A good sevcn-j car-old horse
Warranted to drive single or double. En
quire ol George CanUeld , Canfleld house.
novl8-tf
KICK VOU
B
HVMf EBTAnnOOK
MISCELLANEOUS.
- 1610 Howard Bt and I' . O , .
TOST-Hetweon containing about 41B nnd
I > hotcgraph of my fllhor and mother I inder
will pltaxu return to HIM ) office and recclvu rii
wurd. Will Ixj HUtrnQed with photographa nnly ,
ICO 18 ? II. TIMM.
Z yearoM rod anil whits spotted heifer
LOST ) d ow upot on lolt shoulder and white
tput on forchoa-J. StrayM about Nov. 1st from
luthand Plerco. Any Inlorniat'onolber whereabouts -
abouts will ba lib.rally rewarded. JOSEl'II
SMITH. 189 U'
. MOOIU.'S KXPBESSNO
RB. > - licrrdtoanpart of the city for
Lua\eorilewat Joa , llotl , ' clothing atoro , No.
1021 K.nnham St.orUulo A Williams ttaplr
and fancy KrocvrlcH , No. 1413 DouifU * Ht'
RONT UOOM , FUnNISIIKI ) , HulUb'e fortwo
X1 gentlemen , on Davenport at. , beV. 15th and
icth , south lde. IttOU
CHOI E KAHMK < m8AI.B-OnemllenorU
A ol Fort I alhoun , W hliiton | County , 260
croillOln ; cultivation , balance good timber
land , cxcillont block f r i , Id mlle north ol
OmiVa. Price. ? 5WO. Chr ! lUthm nn.
lllalr. Neb. . J n. 31. U8J. _ ISO tf
KICK FOIl BALE T. Murray.
B
TJIATJO ANDOUOANInetructlon by JlUa E.
J ; O. I'arlli t , B. 20th M. , below 1'lerce. 91-tl
I'UICE paid far all Vlnda of Iron
H10IIIMT and ngo , by I. Oallniky & Co. , 102
jlwbt. -41-1 m
UKMSHKD HOOMB FOU IIENT-M , W. Oor
J ? 10th ami Ducrnwrtt-t. 096-11
KUIIKISUED HOUM8 FOR HKNT-In
qulro a llo p 'i Art Emporium , 1(19 Dodei
it root. m-tf
' OF SMALL
wanted by experienced man. Small aaUrj.
Box Ml dtT * * *
rnUHMSIIhl ) KO Mstiihin threw bio kiel
i. po < tolHce , Inquire at IMP Pode gift-It
IJlUK.NISllhU i\UOM For Hlnulo Kenlloiiicii :
JL1 also one front room with piano , otitrmwi
corner l"th and Capital avenue. frOQ.tf _
NKW ClTYr MAJI'S.llOcT Mounte
BKMTsr
Maps , .W ) . OKO. I' . BF.MIS.
IJOIITKAITS IN UllAVUN J'ostilo and lAl , .
JL Mo decorative nalntlnr. MRS , 1) . 1U
WAUDNF.lt , room 1 , JacoVi Block. Mt-tt
Kills' I1UUM. Sot 1 | > Nte.
B
ALKI ) HAY At A. 11 , Bander's Feud. Store )
B 1013 lUrnoy Bt. ilO-tt
Kills' REAL ESTATE EXC1IANUE.-S
B In pig e.
POWDEI
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never arlos. A marvel of parity.
Btrentrth and wholcsomonoM. Mora economical
than the ordlnnry kinds , and cnnnot bo soM In
competition with the multitude of low I'rt ,
abort u eight , alum or phosphate powden
Bold only In cnns.
ROYAL BAKING POWDRR CO. ,
NewYotk
Sioux City ffi facie
THE SIOUX CITY ROUTB
Runs a Solid Train Through from
Council Bluffs to St. Paul
Without Change Time , Only 17 Hours.
MILKS TUB SHORTEST ROUTK
ntoH
OOUNOIL BLUFFS
TO BT. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH OR BISMAECK
and all points In Northern Iowa. Minnesota and
Dakota. This line IB equipped with the Improved
Wcrtlnghouse Automatic Air-brake and UlUe
Platform Coupler and Buffer : and for
SPEED. SAFETY AND COMFORT
Is unsurpassed. Pullman Palace bleeping Car
run through WITHOUT CHANGE between Kan
saa City and St. Paul , via Council Bluffs and
Sioux City.
Trains Icaru Union Pacific Transfer at Coun
cil BIurTs , at 7:36 p. m. dally on Arrival of Kansas
City. St. Joseph and Council HlufTa train from
the South. Arriving at Sioux City 11:35 : p. m. ,
and at the Now Union Depot nt St. Paul at 12:30
noon.
TEN HOURS IN ADVANCE or AJfY.OTHSB.
ROUTE.
jtaTRomeruber In taking the ijloux City Route
you get ft Through Train. The Shortest Line , ,
the Quickest Time and a Comfortable Ride In the
Through i are between
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND ST. PAUL.
jarSce that your Tickets road via the "Slottz
City and Pacific Railroad '
J. 8. WATTLES , J. R. BUCHANAN
Superintendent. Oen'l Pass. Agent.
P. K. ROBINSON , Aea't Oen'l Pass. AgV
Missouri Valley , Iowa.
J. U. O'BRYAN , Southwcttern Agent ,
Onuncl BluffH , Iowa
FAST TIME !
In going East take the
Chicago & Horthwest-
* x. era -
Trains leave Omaht 3:40 : p. m. and 7:40 : a. m.
For full Information call on H. P. DUEL , Ticket
Agent , 14th and Fornham fits J. IJKI.L , U. P.
Killway Depot , or at JAMES T. CLARK , Qcner-
Aireni. Omaha jalTmftn tf
BOSTON MARKET ,
Ginning Street
Fresh and Salt Meats of all
Kinds , Poultry , Fish , &c. ,
in Season.
WESTERN
CORNICE WORKS !
C. SPECHT ,
Proprietor ,
1213 Harney Street ,
OMAHA. - - - NEB.
MAOTFAOTUKERS OF-
GALVANIZED ffiOff
Cornices ,
Dormer Windows , Finials ,
TIN , IRON I SLATE HOOFING ,
Specht's Patent Metalio Sky
light.
Patent Adjustable Ratchet Bar and
BRACKET SHELVING.
I am the general State Agent for the abort
no of goods.
goods.IKON
IKON FENCING.
OrMtlnRt , Baluitradei , Ver ndatOfHce ! and
Bank Railing * , Window and Cellar
Guards ; alio
GENERAL AGENT
Peenon and Hill Patent Inilde Blind.
noridtf
BYRON REED & CO.
OLDI8T HTABLUIIID
Real Estate Agency
I.V NEBRASKA )
ftvui | * uiuip'etv ' abstract of title to
< * Uu > ln Onulikan Douflu couutv. mivt
Nebraska Land A gci * \
DAVIS & SNYDER ,
608 Farnham 8t. , . . . Omaha , Nebr *
gkOO.OOO LOEUElftf
Care.nJIv selected land In Kantorn Net risk. lor
iile. Unat Bargain ! la Improved farau , and
Omaha city property ,
0. F.LDAV18 WKBflTKB
Land Oom'r D. P.