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8 THE JDALLY insjfc Fill DA V NOVEMBER 24
The Daily I
, OMAHA.
Pridfty Morninjr , Nov. 24.
Weather Hcjiort.
( I'tic following obiiervntion * ftrn trikcn
tnr MOID moment of lime at all the static
turaoil. )
WAR DWAllTitKNT , Ut 8. SlOKAtSnB.
mot , OMAHA , Nov. z3,18b2. ( l:45p.m ,
< ltcr4lect 7 Inches above low water rnitk
O' , h , 2 f cl Tankton , Mlulislppt 0 feet
IcchM at Daten | < oit , 4 feet 2 Inches ntSt. PA
10 f ct 8 Inches nt Si , Lul > , 4 feet 1 Ir
it Li Croeo : and. 8 feet 4 Inchci t I ubnquo
LOCAL BREVITIES.
- -Tho weather turned cold and dltngrc
able Wednesday and the clouds and chilli :
wind make it teem quito wintcrlali.
A complaint lirw been filed again
George Groves for ( striking Fred Xiundrt
Doth are hotel runners and got into a fig
J . at the depot over their customer ? .
, : < The Swedhli Brotlicrhooj will me
noit Saturday night , regular nieotln
at Thiolca hall at 7:30 : p. m. By order i
bo president.
A lama force Ia at work on the no
Christian church on Finn am street an
by Saturday it will , bo entirely finlehe (
An interesting programme lias been pti
pared for the opening torvicca on Sunda
morning next.
Those who heard iho lecture of lugcj
Boll on "What Mutt wo Do to bo Saved
ehould not fail to hear the lectures of Ko >
A. N. Gilbert at the Christian church ncx
week , beginning Alonday night.
Tic Bir. waa mittaken In nnnounciu
that HBV. A. N. Uilbett lectured at th
Christian church last Monday night. Th
lecture spoken o ! is to bo given next Hun
day night.
The latest thing * in the card line ar
wedding congratulations. Those to b
seen in the window of Kulm'n drug &toi
are by far the finest cards over brought t
Omaha , iu fact the finest over produce !
and surpass all Christmas cards ,
Judge Gujtavo Beneko has been np
pointed administrator of the estate of Wm
Ilagedorn deceased , the papers bciug h
uo4 by Judge Chadwlck yesterday. Th
property loft by Mr. Iltvjedoru will aggregate
gate $50,000 in value ,
A couple of St. LouU cracker mnnu
w f Bcturcrs are in the city looking up tin
practicability of nt nit lug a factory hero.
The young ladlen of the First M. li
chutch gave n literary and musical enter
tainment last evening nt tha residence o
K. Stevens , corner of Davenport and 25tl
streets ,
--James E. Smiley wns Wednesday hel
to bill in the sum of $200 to appear nt th
cluing term of the district court and at
swrr to tbo chprgo of telling innrtgRge
property.
Tbo first spike of the WUconsin , low
& Nebraska railroad was drove Wedneida
at Mauhalltown , Iowa. It u ill bo bull
In both direction * , b"t toward WiEconei
First. Tlio company is backed by a ttrjn
syndicate , who have the moans and loci
nation to puih the road to completion i
fast as poBtlblo.
In Judge Beneke'a court yoiteuln
there wore three plain drunks , two i
whom were committed and one "filed" 01
ot town. There wcro two cases of dl
turbanco of the peace , ono of which r
suited iu commitment m default of $5 r.n
coutc , nnd the other , fined $10 and coat
had judgment suspended to allow him
hake the dust of OmMm from bU broj-.ii :
Ou the evening of the 20th , Mr. J. 1
Kirk and Misi Churiottu SpauldiDg we
married nt the rctldouco of the btid
parpntn , by tbo Itcv. Mr. Stuart ot t
M. E. church. Many of their friends c
Joyed the occatlonaud tha bride and croc
won the recipients of many valuable pn
nts. The happy couple hnvo nettled
their homo already prepared for them
Blunders btreet , with the good withes
their miny friendi.
KeUlon Drown , the prosecntlug nltni
ng&lnst Clark and Gorman , uccuted i f n
Iwy , who uystcrloutly disappeared Wi
netday about the time the case was call <
in still mining. Tha two rotu were
rounded to ] il in < 1ofiuiU of $5UO nnd t
ca o continued until Monday next. It
Uaiucdby the illkUlit that Drown I
gone to hi * homo In Gjilletlu , Mo , , and
effort will be aim do to secuto hU return n
get hU tettluiocv In tno oito , Hi * fall
it quite roftpecUblo nnd It U Iclloved v
end Feldou hack If tha matter ia prope
presented to him ,
Saxrch has btcn made in t
city tor an eld lady who left liurn :
lowe , a year aqo and 1 * supposed to hi
IMMH demented , and U learned to hi
stirted to walk to KIUJPO * City. The 1
lowing in the deicrlp Km ghcu of hot
the police : "About ilvo feet thica Incl
Llgb , age 73 years , elicit forw , face c
slderably wrinkled , dark eyes , dark bro
lair and not very gray , and when last g <
the wore n black calico dress , gllgh
checked with wblto ; ehe speaks very 1
a * d gently , but with an Iiisb. accent. "
Tuankrgivipg day , November 80 ,
Hwedlfh folks are going to have a festi
in the basement of their new church , (
ner { Nineteenth and < "om etiectc , wli
prouiies to be a very Interesting and e
ccieful BlTalr , The feetlvittes will begtc
4 p. in. with a speech In Eugliih py Pi
It , \Ylednrr , of Auguetana colic
Utcly from 1'hiladelphla. Itev , U.
Bvenioo , from Llndsborg , Kacses , i
also make r. short speech in the same 1
guage. Both of these gentlemen
- noted orators. From 5 to 7:30 supper v
be lerved , At 7:80 : n grand sewing eoci
auction takes place , to which many of i
leading merchants have made liberal do :
Uona. Everybody Is Inuted to nttei
The proceeds of this occasion will be u
towards completing the new temple , wb
h already , to siy the lea t , a , pl M ul st
prfao to all Tickets at $1 f Jr the hfl <
noon and evenlog nro for ale i\t P.
Klodman & Co. ' , the Swedish book sto
203 North .uixteonth tre t.
Mlra Addia Davis , daughter of Jnd
Dftvif , nf Blair , ii In the city vhltlng 1
sWcr , Mr . W. P , Flynn , wlfo of t
good looking olHclnl who acts as sheriff
Judge llfnoke'a court ,
The Hoy. Dr , Howard , an cmlnc
Canadian divine , on hU way to the Pad
slope , Is stopping over n few days In t
Gate City , the gncatof Samuel J. How
and family.
Mr. Louis LUtlcfiold , the junior me
bcr of the Saratoga dairy firm , and t
able correspondent of TllR liEE In th
snburb of the city , will leave to-di
for his old homo near Springfield , Mas
to remain through the holidays , Mr , L
tlcfleld Is one ot tl.o roprcicntaliyo you
men of this big and flourishing state , a :
can give Ncbrarkn n good send off dot
o.ist Wo wish him a. plcatnnt trip.
The Annual banquet of Iho Sir
Stenographers' association will take pin
nt the Mlllard Saturday evening , nnd w
bo a pleasant c flair ,
Tbo hunting of n ( lug In tbo etoai
beating apparatus of thohltjh school bull
ing Wcdnorday , ncccsisitAtcil vacation 1
all but the high school clai * , until Ho
day.
The Lnnd league meeting at Kuon ;
hall last owning v.-ai well attended ai
the proceedings Indicated o determlnatl
to fall In with tbo now departure taken I
the leaders in Ireland.
The truitoo of the Liwo estate hovli
sued John Hnmlln , of Nobrankn City ,
compel him to cancel u contract for d
purchase nf n hotel slto on the block ) o
poilto Tin : BKI : olllco , the latter ropll
that ho stands ready to pay tbo ngiei
consideration , $28,600 , upon a clear tit
being given him'nnd claims $2.1,000 f
broach of contract.
Mr. W. S. Uelphrey will start hia cln
for children , In dancing , nt Masonic 1ml
nt 1:30 Saturday afternoon. The gent
class still nicetii on Tuesday nud Thur
day evening , al No , 723 Sixteenth Atroc
The usual Saturday night party will tnl
place. Mr. Ilolphrey may bu found t
Ills headiuarte , Davis Broa , ' , oppoail
the postollicc.
At the regular mooting of the Omab
Glleo Club , Tuesday night , it was decide
to give the nnnuul concert AH usual th
icason nnd to begin nctivo rchearsul then
'or on Tuesday next. The club will secut
, ho eerrices of some eminent singer froi
tbroad to ndd to tbo attractions of the 01
: ason. Iho date of the concert Is not ye
Ixod.
The thrco remaining companies B , '
md IT , and the band of the Seventh it
'nntry , arrived last evening from P
knelling nnd loft on a special train abet
.1 o'clock for their now poijtfl in the wesl
Companies 0 and II went to Ft , Huasel
company 1 < to Ft , Steele and the band pr <
leeds to Ft , Laramlo. which la the rogi
ncntal ho.idquartora.
; 7tC'DrcDBOB , oloaltB , coata , Blocking
ind nil gaimouta can bo colored ouc
) caafally with the Diamond Dyes
Fashionable colors. Only IQo.
Locomotive Flrotnon.
The locomotive firemen of Omah
'iavo ' organized a loclgo of the brothoi
iood , under the nnmo of "Ovorlam
Ledge No. 123 , " with the followiii ;
jfticora : J. Oasoy , master ; Frnnl
Drawford , uocrotary ; T , F. Barry
Snanolor ; G , T , Anderson , magozhi
igont. The lodge moots every Wednos
dny night nt the K. of P. hall , and I
in good working order , with the mem
borohip increasing at every mooting
The firomun of the United States hav
an elegant littln monthly magnzltu
called "Tho Firemon'a Magazine ,
which ia published at Tcrro llauti
Indiana. Euguno Debs ia the ortitc
and W. F. Ilynoa , of Denver , ia naai
ciato editor.
Buofclm'B Arnica
The BKBT SALVIJ Iu tbo world for Out
BruUos , Boroa , Ulcorv , bait llhoum , F
ver Sores , Totter , Cbappod Hands , Ch :
blalua , Corns , and oil ukln eruptions , at
positively cnrouritUfi , It Is guaranteed
tivu eatUfa&tfon t luaoy rofundo
I'rioo , U5 cents per ex. Jor silo b ? I
PUUBONAb
V , V , Olaty , of Idaho , Is at the Paxto
M. H. Mills , of Lirnmic , is nt the 1'n
ton ,
Col. J. O. West , of Grand Island , U
tha Mlllard.
L. E. Cropscy , of Burlington , Is n giu
cf the Paxton.
J. N. Simpson , of foundl Bluff * , \ \
in tbo city yesterday.
Hon , Geo. 8. Smith , surveyor-general
Nebraska , la In town ,
J. Knight and family , of Evnnstan , i
rsgliterf d at the Paxtou ,
W. S , Phillips , of the 0 , , M. & St.
railroad , U at the Milliard.
Hon. T , M , Marquett nnd daughter ,
Lincoln , are nt the Mlllard ,
Ed , S. Noble nnd wife , of Blair , reu
tcred at the Paxlon last night ,
Kdw , J , Abraham , preas ropreicntat
< f Barlow , Wilson & Co.'n mammoth in
slrols waa at the Mlllard latt evening ,
David Dean , of Athland ; GeorgoT. E
blen , of Exeter ; Wm. Leese. of Sewa
and I. N , McOoonoll , of Beatrice , i
a-jiong the Nebrnvkans at the Paxlon.
A. V. Unlit , of Lincoln ; ! ' . J. Starlu ,
Auburn ; W. It. Moke , of Ghikbville ;
W. Field , aud John n , Ame * , of Lluco
are among the Nebraskaus at the Mill :
last night.
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KAIIOKA , Mo. Fob. 9 , 1880.
I purchased five bottlca of yc
Hop Bittern of Bishop & Co. last fc
for my daughter , and am well plea-
with the Bittorr. They did liar UK
oed than nil the modioino she 1
taken for aix years.
WM. T , McOLUttE.
The above is from a very folial
farmer , whose daughter was in pc
health for seven or eight years , u :
could obtain no relief until uhu us
Hop Bittera. She la now in aa go
health aa any poreon iu the count )
Wo haye n largo Bale , and they i
making remarkable cures.
W. H. BIBIIOP&UQ.
"Kou n on Hats. "
Clears out rate , mice , roaches , fli
ants , bed buys , skunks , qhipuunl
gophera. 15o , Druggists.
SHEKEL SENSATIONS.
A Yankee Farmer Downed fi
His Money ,
A Generous Man Loeou an
Finds ft $120 Roll.
A Tologrnpli MoaeonRor Picks C
$3OO In Cnsli.
80 long na victims arc allowed 1
compromlao tnattcra nnd the thiav
to escape unpunished , as was tl
case in the confidence game eon
weeks ngo in thin city , just go lei
will the pnpern bo called upon
chronicle continued BUCCCEBCS on tl
part of the conOdonco gang that h
infested this community and Counc
IJlufTs so long.
It has boeoino erjch n aturcotypi
otory that it ia scarcely newi' , at
only dcacrvc.1 publication in order ,
possibleto warn a few nnaophioticatc
travelers against the dnnpora to whit
they nro subject out in th
part of the country.
The latest dual in thin line toe
place yoitotday buhvco G and
o'clock itt the U. P. depot. HI
George Only , a rtaidcntpf Now Yorl
who with Ilia wife cud little duughti
ind been out to Friundvillo , N >
araskn , UBitiug friends , came in c
fJ. & M. train Wednesday and ate
ped ovrr nt ono of the notch near tl
lopot intending to tnho the 7 o'cloc
; rain yoatordny for Ilocholl
Illinois , where hu lion thteo marric
daughters residing. Ho got up vci
early fearing that ho might miss tl
train nnd went down to the depot I
attend to re-checking hia baggage nr
mrohnso hia ticket. It waa quil
lark and na Mr. Only walked clew
ho platform upon the couth oido i
lie depot ho mot a young man wl
waa quito well dressed near the corui
who inquired of him which way I
Tan traveling. Ho replied tin
10 was going to Rochelle , when
upon the yonng man said "that Is jai
irhero I am going. " Ho proceudc
o Buy that ho had boon out west pui
hoping bulTulo robes nnd other fun
rhich ho wan nhipping east , and Inci
; ontally remarked that ho had got
ittlo short of money and wondoVod i
hey could not make nn exchange , n
10 learned that Mr. Only waa aboi
o purchase his ticket , asying that h
lad two pasaef , only ono of which h
ivaa going to uao , and that ho woul
How Mr. Only to uao the other i
onsiderntion of hia loaning him
ertain amount of uionoy , which h
loaded. At this juncture a man wit
eng black whinkors eamo up fror
do opposite corner carrying
oolc about the oizo of
ncoipt book iu hia hand nnd told th
oung man that if ho wanted to gc
is gooda uway on that train ho ha
otter got down to the office and pa
10 chargea on thtam. The fur trade
aid that hu had itn a little uhort
nonoy and waa trying to borrow t
mount fr
frith him ,
tanoy abe . _ ,
ffhioh the Bupponud oppress aj ]
aid to Mr. Only that there waa m
anger and that lie could loan th
nonoy with perfect safety and tha
icy would bo baok in n few minutoi
nd that ho would BOO that it waa al
ight himself. Mr. Only pulled th
uonoy out of hia pocket. H
ad juot enough to pa ;
heir faro to Bochelle , leaving a nma ;
uargin for grub , nnd handed th <
oung man the amount deeircd , § 2i
ipon which they both recededan ,
roro Boon lost to view in the darli
HOBS. AD train time approached , Mi
) nly found that ho had been loft , an
he truth gradually dawned upon hit
and ho mentally reglntorod himse !
imong the Hat of poraona whodeman
.ho immediate prcBonoe of the fo <
ciller. Mr. Only spent the da
n skirmishing around in tryin
to arrange for transportation to ll <
chollo , being ndvlcod aa n linal rcao :
o purclmao dollar tickets over tl
Milwaukee line to St , Paul , nnd p
: rom thence to Chicago , which woul
arlng him within a hundred miles i
liis destination. Ho waa , howeve
provided with a note to Mr. J. 1
Clark , the general agent of the JSorll
western , and loft on the dummy at
o'clock , intending to make nrrang
mcnta , if possible , with him to BCOU
transportation and pay for it nt tl
end of the ride.
UK CAVOUT THE WORM.
A case decidedly different from tl
nbovo occurred at transfer \Vodno
day afternoon. A traveler on hia wi
to the U. P. depot , when about ha
way between the Rook Island dopi
and Transfer hotel , waa met by npar
who nuked him to f-ivo him n quart
to pay hia faro over to Omaha. Tl
traveler put hia hand in li
pocket to draw out the quart
and in BO doing Unwittingly pulh
out n roll cf greenbacks contninii
§ 120 , which was wrapped in pap
and dropped to thecrouudunobscrvi
by either party. On arriving at tl
transfer It waa dark before ho di
covered hfo Ions. He had hoar
however , that "tho early bird catch
the worm" and nt day break Wodnt
day started back over his trail betwoi
the trackr , looking for the Ic
currency. Near the spot who
ho had Ronoiously loaned the quart
to the Omaha inuii hn found the n
intact. The wind hnd blown tl
wrapper en" , but not a bill was in
sing. Strange to nay , it lay in n uf
which was passed by scores of m
employed in the shops , but not o
had noticed the troaturo in * heir pat
though some must have stopped up
or over it. It was a clear case
luok.
AN HONEST IAD.
The messenger boy employed in t
U , P. transfer Wednesday found a 1
dies' portemonnaio lying on the ei
iu the washroom , and on opening
found that it contained about $300
cash. A short time before the own
had discovered her losa and glv
the alarm , and the whole pr
ulatlou , employes and wa
ing passengers , wore search !
the premises for the treasure. Abe
this time the boy came iu and , dra
ing the pocket-book out of his pocki
asked if anybody had lost any nionc
The overjoyed woman soon establli
ed her right to the money and prvse
ted the moMongor-boy with a
which he refused to take until U w
forced upon him. It had been ti
pectcd that the money wan stolen
certain parties and they had a narri
escape from artcr.t.
Iho Special Torrn.
The grand jiirorn and petit jurors f
the epecial term of the district cot
called by .ludgo Neville for Djuomb
llth , vrciro drawn yenterdoy '
District Clerk I j na ana Sheriff M
ler , and nro given bolrm. It in n
probable that the grand jurors wjll
cillcd upon at all but they era drnv
to make the legal requirements for
term of court c < oed beyond cavil.
ORANII JURY.
Patrick Uuqhcu , Fred Eltnwcr , ]
H. Jflok&rd , James H , MoArdlo ,
W. Parker , lonno B. Brockcnliel
John Jtohwcr , B. A. Hall , Patrli
Cavnnagh , Goo. W. Beard , Ira ]
Weaver , John Quinn , .Ir , W. I
Brown , Edward MittacafT , 0. B. Lv
tan.
I'ETIT JUJlY.
Gustavo Porrey , Oco. McKonz
Jr. , H. 0. Nowrann , Goo. P. Btc
bino , Wm. Slevera , Jacob Striokh
John Reid , W. V. Doolittle , Jol
Claif , Ed. Culver , Ohns. M. Butlc
W. r. Wilcox , A. II. llool , 0.
Tyler , Thoi. T. Lyons , Peter Bor
Divid Guild , tt. W. Curtin , Goo. :
Thompson , Wm. Gentleman , Ha
Hollltig , Joseph P. Karbach , Geo. I
Drcxe ) , Gto. W. Medlock.
The Uoiurrfiollon of I.nzarns
Was a miraculous oporntion , No o
thinks of raislug the dead these Him
though some cleeporntcly cl ( se to deatl
door have hcen completely restored
BUKUOCK BLOOD DITTLBH to genuine o
laatlci ; health.
SLAVEN'SYOSEMITE OOLOGN
Made frontbo wild floworn of tl
PAK ITAIICD YOSEMITE VALLE
It ia the most fragrant ot porfum
Manufactured by H , B. Slavcn , Si
Francioco. For aalo in Omaha by
J. Whltuhonse and Kunnaza Broi
A MISSING
Ho Is Deranged and Wandormnr
Nebraska.
0. y. Grconman , 53 years of ng
above medium size , light hair nnd f i
beard , longer on chin , blue oyon ai
qulto heavy eyobrown , dreaaod in da )
clothes , largo white hat , a bucksk :
money bag in pocket , left hia hon
n Kearney , Nob. , in nn old bugg ,
dark colored , with cloth painted 101
clioh brown ; a buffalo robe , quilt erin
in pail in buggy.
Drove n gray mare , aix years old
jood traveler. After leaving hon
Groonman became deranged , and
raveling about the country , Baying 1 ;
a going home , oto. Ho will tal
, bout the Black Hills nnd gardcninj
lo left homo November 3 and Arap !
100 November G.
Hia family ore aick and very an ;
OUD to know his whereabouts. Wi
myono , on hearing of or oooing BUG
in outfit pr man , bo kind to hia fainil
3y dropping a card to the postmaatc
ithor ai Kearney , Nob. , or Arapahoi
Job. Please mak < jkiiu rios and n
f1 i"r
JOtt.
Western papers please copy , cspei
all all county papers in western N (
araska and western Kansas.
Hormford's AoM Phosphate
FOB NEUVODSNESS.
Dn. H. N. D. PARKER , Chicago
nys : "I have thoroughly teated it 1
lurvouD diecaiea , ayspepsia and got
: ral debility , and In every case coulee
eo great benefit from ita use. "
FLOUR ! FLOUR !
WASHBURNS & CHRISTIAN'S
PER SACK , 375 SOHUYLE1
SNOWFLAKE.S350. NUMBERS' .
V VERY FINE FLOUR , 83 00 onlj
nt HEinniOD & DOREtAN'S. 23 t
DIED
I30NNEHNovember 23d , nt 5:15 p. ra
at residence , on Leavenworth , betwef
Ninth nd Tenth ttreeta , Mrs. Jol
Bouner , arcil ; 20 yearn.
LKISGE On November 23 , John Lolsg
ugod 31 years.
i'uneral at 2 o'clock to-day , from
South Tenth Btreet. Friends of tl
'amlly are invited.
* # * "Thoro is no arguing a cowai
into courage. " But even the cowri
may bo bravo after trying KIdne ;
Work , that medicine of wondorf
efficacy in all diseases of the liver nr
kidneys. It is prepared in both di
and liquid form nnd can always bo r
Hod ou as an effective cathartic ai
diuretic. Try it.
Saratoga Doings.
Mr. D. J. Smith and wife , Mi
Minnie and Master Smith , return <
Wednesday from an extended caste
trip. Their many friends are glad
welcome them homo. They report
very plcacant tlmo.
The Lycaum Wednesday adopt
the uow constitution , which mall
Saturday evening the regular night f
meeting. By common concent , t
first meeting under the now constit
tlon will bo hold Saturday evonit.
December 2 , when the debate doforr
from Wednesday will take plai
Without going into details , last eve
ing'a meeting was Interesting n
quite instructive , particularly in pi
iiuuientary rules. Owing to the la
nusa of the hour tl.o debate was c
ferred. COCKOO.
\Vhnt "Wo 'Wont-
Give Homeopath bU iHillets , Allopi
hU pllla ; hut for rheuuiatUm , f r ocb
for pains and rpralnr. THOMAS' KCLECT
OIL U Ineffably uuperlor to either. It 1
benefitted n'S luniiy people aa it has I
purchasers. All drugciaU cell it.
Array Orders.
Leave of'absence for seventeen (1 (
days , to take effect Dacember 5 , 18 !
ie granted Major Thos. Wilson , 0. i
chief commissary of subsistence.
Acting Assistant Surgeon J.
Mars ton , U. S. army , is relieved fr <
duty at Fort D. A. Russell , Wy. , B
on bis return to that post will procc
to Fort Lnraml * , Wy. , and report
its commanding ofticor for duty ,
MEN'S AND BOYS' WINT1
0\PS , ALL KINDS , OHEAPES
AT FREDERICK'S. docl
HALL'S PAIR ,
AStruggJo Ainonrr the Bosai
to Deliver the Vote.
Mov n Wnstwnrd , ni
Wiltio Wlnku nt the Pro-
ce niou-
GRAND ISLAND , Neb , Nov. 22.
To Iho DUtt&r of TUB Kr.r.
I wan hi town over night nnd fro
all I can loaru the parrot nnd monk *
time ia baing re-enacted hero over wl
shall control the votes of Harris )
and Oole , elected to the laglnlata
from thh county. Maggie thinks al
owns them and her matronly paw
laid upofl the shouldora of each PS it
say "mine. " James 0 , Weal propes
to trade those votes elf a faw timun ,
ho knows himself , and ho thinks 1
doer ; and this is .what mnkci Mngg
hot. Wiltsa rather oagoly closed 01
eye nt mo and said "neither cf the
have much to do with the boys" fro
which you can infer that both vet
are under the eye of the boss of tl
dining hall , if no ; under the contr
of the "Groat Meandsrer of tl
PJatto. "
Mr. Wcai ia a great koy-holo nrti
nnd haa 'probably been kicltcd 'uwi
from other peonies doors oftcnur tht
anv other lur.n iu America.
Gen. Thnyer does not nay voi
much ; ho doubtless is fixing j > n
anti-monopoly rod to draw lightnir
with , and hopes by standing close bi
ido the Union Pacific track to catt
the ' llaid" of that corporation ca
goes by. Like Mr. Crockett'a coo
trap : ho thinks ho can catch them ;
"well poln. ' as comin' . "
The Independent of thia place ia i
a peck cf trouble aboub the land ofQc
crowd and hua declared that they ohs
go. Imagine Mapglo wearing tt
acdlp of brother Auyan !
The Independent aays that Harriet
and Oolo nro good friends of the pa <
pie nnd got > d friendo of the railros
companies. Just how good they wj
bo to the pcoplo remains to bo scei
hut your correspondent atiticipati
that when a bill comes up to rcetrii
railroads from charging too great
tariff on freights , such good fricnc
of the people ( elected by the rat
roado ) will want commia.iionui
md it a bill coms up to repeal th
Itvw rcgardinifthu taxation on railroad
the Harrisonn and the Coles will war
something else. They will be hnrd t
please , a' 1 under thu tactics of Fran
vVultora and Thurston , will bo vor
iurd to Duit on any bill that has rsl !
road legislation in it.
"Up this way there is no well nettle
doa of what Thuraton , Phillips , Wa !
; ors , Kennard & Co. will attcmpl
They are so badly ntnnned by th
'ezploaion , " as they term it , thn
ihey are still rubbing their oyct
'Biorbowar would bo a gooi
man for apoakor , " cays Dorsey. "Ho\
would Jake Robberta do for chnlrma
of the committee on railroads , " aaii
pour coircspoudont.
"Oh , well enough , " said the wil ;
> ankor , who , since hm defeat for gov
irnor , has not half so much foolin
or the Thurston gang.
Well , about Friday I shall bring u
at Columbus , nnd may find out some
hing new there. ' If I do , will le
'ou know. W. A.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , OMA
HA , NEB.
Tables supplied with the best th
market affords. The traveling publi
olaim they got better accommodation
rod wore- general satisfaction her
hau at any other house in Omahc
late , $2 per day. ang21tfm
'
FLOUR ! FLOUR !
WASHBURNS & CHRISTIAN'S
PER SACK , $3.75. SOHUYLE1
SNOWFLAKE , § 3 50. NUM
BER 82 , A VERY FINE FLOUIi
S3.00 only , at HEIMROD & DOE
' 23-3t
MAN'S. -
Notice
The "Hawthorn Centennial EJ
; ohior Roof Paint , " was patented Ma
J-ith , 1881 , and otters patent nun
aor 241 , biin. Any person found c
mown to tamper with the mant
'acturo of uaid paint will bo punlal
ed to the full extent of law. No pei
son has any authority whatever to se
receipts. HAWTIIOIUT & Bno. ,
Lancaster Pa
A GOOD VENTURE.
The Advent of Messrs. Schlank as
Prince on lOtU Street.
Several days ngo a notice .nppearc
in THE BEK to the effect that our poj
ular clothiers , Messrs. Schlunk an
Prince , would shortly cstablieh
branch house on the northwest corni
of 16th and Webster etrcote. A r
porter of THE BEU while on his usu
rounds to-day had the pleasure i
meeting ouo of the proprietors , who ;
countenance ia always pleasant r.r
who at all times has a emilo for h
friends. Mr. Prince invited the r
porter to take n look at the i t eats !
liahmont , nnd ho takes pleasure in ni
nouncing through these columns tt
opening of the now establishment t
these popular young men , who ha ;
built upA reputation in the busine
cmong us that few can claim.
The now establishment will bo fiUc
with u largo anJ select clock of mun
und boys' clothir.g , gcu 'a furnishii :
nooda , etc. , and wu can assure tl
public that it will bo equal In nty
aud as low in prices as in tholr mai
store on Farnam ntreet. The exce
lent name that the firm has in our oil
ia suiUolont proof that their motl
will bo "Houeot poods and low prices ,
by which principles they have built i
tha immense trade they now hav
North Omaha people will rojoica \
know that it is tie longer necessary 1
tramp down town for clothing aa lor
aa Messrs. Schlank & Prince are ;
thu helm ou Sixteenth and Wcbate
The opening of this largo stock wi
soon decide whether Sixteenth atra
ia really the future thoroughfare <
our metropolitan city or not , and T
know that there is not a street
Omaha that can boast of greater prc
perity than Sixteenth.
Wo wish the now lira success , ai
hope next ye r to sea them sproadli
still farther cut In tholr bueincss ve
lures.
SPECML E
IO LOAM MOKk-Y.
R.1 ONITVTO LOAN On personal property
LYI any dcgtrlptlon A. C. Troup , Attorney , !
BOiith 14th Street , l g-lm <
ONET TO LOAN On eh t
M rarity. A. B. Tnti /.n.JUlH lou/t /
, trent rnom , up-ftetf
upftetfd
d ! nio : IWIouIlr
1411VinamSt. Ki-2. '
In st-M\rf 31wa ( a
: ip * rdp , { 3 to I yeiM , on .VA-iiwr g1tt
turn /rrovrrtj. } fait n > n ' .s'lf nr taM
TO
M I. . TheaiM ttor < > a Crvlrhtom J''nnL
TSfANTUD-A wr m n t3h e'p rcu-d Ihahnt
\1 Aiul tilocarctu ibldnn. S K. t-or. )7
ana l > a 'port. 201-581
MAN wAa'TKD Towotk f < t * Inter , n ,
Smith , ( Jnrdmr , Sherman av nu" . 2J3 s
- laV rcrs , 25 teamster * at Man
WANTED-CO ; , near Farnnni , 218-2
" ) - iiotut cook , tthl can w"sh n
W"ANTBl-A hut a strong ; roniMtent u
recilap ly. Call Mtcr 3p.m. 1914oljstor !
l15tf !
. ) - o men to caiuc-M Steady ci
WANTr.I-T
Vloymcnt , fi > er cnc-u not i rivtwry , n
but men ll Iiiff to otk need amily Call 4
tnuthlOthSf 230 " 3 f
WANT l-A guitar teschcr ntni2 Douitln
23l 2o
Ono cooil canvan-er f >
WANTED
goodi on Installment , steady work ni
go d pjiy. Inqulro at 2U N. IClh e'treot , room
rANTKU T o experienced serial book soil
Itors for Colorado. Hooms 6 and 7 h vert
Illtck , Council lllulTtf. 111-23
" \TTANTKI ) llclp at i i-mploymoiit olUc
V V MI7 N. irh > tml. tn < . 'r lri. 33 1
- A irm ui o ciieral nnunowoi
Wi-ftTbu ) . ( l-od wntrcg paid Ai
_ 1 M P. aomMMtrarnn' Vaa. fiin-tf
WANTtU.
WAN'KD-Hlliutlo'i by a 0'tn.ly nun
tKUocuoof tioisui and do kcnorMoi
around n prlvat i hou u. Addresi L" enm
: iieotlco. ! 2C)2' (
"lirANTGU-A situation HB.booVklu-iT best
VV rcfcrciu KIVCII. Addieu tl. A.Gnlthcsti
Ucd Oalc lo\vx 2J5-23t (
WANri.D byn .npablo la > Jy fo Il'n ' o
n io < ltt n b houiekerpor. C nli" FCCII i
512 Divutijiort Se. 'JI3 < . > {
WANTi'.liwA gt iti man wanti a < Iu .tlon t
taeUa Piiuilnor i rlva o ichool In ton-n i
countrv. A ilcuj4S.lioltontIicroiu3h.il' 0.
" ANTHD-Sltiiatrii"by man and'wife , ul
c-ando sen lal housework. 3Ian t < ta !
care of horses , etc. Appllyat California hous
1th and Djiiglas. i2-21t !
WANTKD-A sltunthM na City Drummer I <
wholesale he use ; fancy grctcrlcs , c ndy i
lapcr. Long cxpcriciuc , on salary i r coiuiul
t n. Address "imiramer" 15eo ofllco. 211-2 ;
W A VTEO A situation as houselwtpT br
woman who Ij first class cook , 317 let
IJJ3J-23"
Ht-.rt'iU WAKTU.
TTjTANTllD Gjntlotran bovdori Rt the sout
VV cast corner bf Jo haud Da\ocprt ttrccti
A LL I Union bricklaycrj and plasterers wi
± \ please Keep away irom Y.tej K Johnson , tli
ieabbo3 _ = c8 of Umaha. 211-23
"oa > rNTH.oijar.n AMD i * An
F.VERAU HOUSES FOll RENT-15y llallo
O Bro . 1421 Farnam St. C51-M
H'OlME ; f urnishcd rotmi far gcntlomei :
C S. W. Cor. 18th ttud Ca ltd o\e. 263 ? 5
H10U RENt' Houje , barn nnd two acres o
land. Inquire of Eujcno O'Neill , lUth am
loward. 253-tf
RENT 3 nlc ) y lurnlshod room * , on
FOR no tb of Dodge , on 18th. GIMOt
RENT Tno UcslraMo unfurnished room
parlor and bed room adj urnln for pai
culare. Inijnlre IWI Capitol Axcnue llltchcocl
Hock. 260-25
' . IlEN'l' AJueoilcmau can liato a now )
B'.OIl
furnished room with u > eof tTirior , aUll tt
7ih Btreet. 251-tf
( RgNT House cf 11 room" , can bodhidei
PlH onu house ' f 4 rooms. Ten h and I'iercc
3. V. lilrXctt , 1015 Mason street * _ 250-24 *
KENT Homo with Grooms , cellar , eh
POH
tern , northeast corner of Pierre a 'd Tent !
trfcts. JAMES 0 ; LlIAl'MAN.
247-271
[ 71011 KENT Two nicely furnlrtcd roims , t
D teipfctablopirtius ; rent room very nlco fo
gentlaoun and \ > lte , rt\vi gentlemen. Ko
articuhri ) addresi A. B. llco O.oco. 240-25 *
OR KENT A finely furnished ro vuwithusec
If parlor , sul ab o for a Physician must hav
cftrencoj. Apply 1331 north 18tb St. ot 5 p. in
233-23
_
I71UUMSIIE1) HOoaia i o L-ood rooms at 51
LJ south 14th street , within thri.o blocks of FBI
mm. Kent $8 to 81o per month. 210-tf
[ 71OH ut'/i'l' NlcolyfurnUhtd irottrofmr \
U antly located 2313 Casa St. 235-21'
EJIIS' New Jlap of Omaha , Just completed'an
ready for delivery at 87 oich. Is 1 feet will
> y 7 feet long. Largest and most compltto mu
of Omaha c\cr publiBbed. OlUtial map of tl.
ity. Sco column. _
Thorastdoncaof M. W. Kennedj
FOHHENT ( fix room ) nerd wclloiul elder
709 Jickton St. Icijultekii p misei or at 31
JKh t. _ tt
HUNT House of tlitco rooms 23rd nn
FOll Marj'a A\onuj. luiufrocf M.V. . Kci
ncdy 312 touth 13th at. 242-tf
IJOKRK'JT A fioily furninhed room with ui
( ' cf pub' , iul'iit lu for a PbyHic'ant ' teildenc
na tiivu ) icfcroccc ? . Appi ; 1331 j.orth 1ft
St. at Cj > in. 33 JQ
HKNT I'loa'ai't dirul lie ] roomeuitib
fariscntlciBrriU'ia ' Knr ata. VSO-Sb *
r ; OH HKNT Olfico rooms. Enquire at Ne
i1 York Dry Goods store. 103deu-iS
i. Oil KENTCllcnp brk'k store , w Ith cellar ffi
1' CO. Apply at U. P. llaker ) , OIU - , lull
203f
II NT A new house , furnUvcd , eltfl
EOK ' , bath room , i table , etc. One of tl
tliiest locations In the city : i'M 00 per montl
Inquire for three days , HcmU' real estate a cnc ,
l&tu nd loiij'lui btrctU. no15 1 (
170H HKNT House of six rooms , bay winuo\
I'cellar , cistern , well. All In good repair. $ :
per month. 1221 north Ifth btreet 176-tf
( TENT Two furnished rooms , JB14 1
FOK street. 1BC-30
HKNT Unfurdshed rooms In brii
EOH _ , 1418 Chlcauo btreet. _ fKf (
"l70E HKNT tUriTilhed room with board 1W
J : California street. 171-tf
T710R RENT Furnished room and board 191
J ? Chlu o street. _ liff.tt
HENT A new cottage , mtli thriu room
Foil . per month , 30th bi. , Iw uvcn Farna :
and louirlaa etreet. Apply ou preml rii ,
1C3 tf ,
ITI Ups'alrs , 1417 Farnluru etrec
Jj 6Mf _ JOHN U. JACOBS.
"ITIO It UtNJ llrutu ol U rooms m flret-cUi
J } order , 10 bio -kg from opera house ,
cheap . . . . , . , , . . . . . . . . . . . . ? !
House of 11 rorm . ill convenience , li
bbikifrom opera house . , . -i
UOUSD of D rooma , 23d and Nlchol&i streets. 1
: toro on ruriiam , 2 door ] . , , , . , , . , , , , . , , . . . 1 !
> - tun ) cti Mill , ' . ! Ibor . ' ,
Suell'rout icaldcucos . , , $ SO to (
_ 4b-tf _ McJAUUE. Opposite Pottofllce.
| 7\0 K KENT Housac of 6 toom,30th oiidDou
J } tin btrcet , 818 a mouth.
aulj _ UOCG8& HILL.
OK UlsST Eletfantly turnUued rooms wit
gu and heater , inferences required. At
atoorthwv l corner cf 23d and Uuit tltreet
' *
_ _ ' _
6 w'd 01106 room
Inquire comer Chicago aud 15th tt. T. Bull
T.1OK KbJiT Uounv , tux rocuis. luriilehed , J
J > qultBtttD. H > de't cttlcc , llUlarfl hotel.
BiHT Two now dwglllngt * 2S two rth
FR Ulcz * ( odedrablo lociuty , by UC'AOO
No. Uli OoucUu tlrott _ PlT-tf
OOR RENT A onttigo ol five room * . Inqul
_ E * t Norths at corcer Uih * ad Chicago vtic <
"T71DR HUNT Lsrj a office room or h U store , /
JD IWOFarnhinibltOft. 797-11
{ 701 RKNT A itai * DMcombo Wort , nn
.C ICth utrett , jioarVOnport St A. D.
pjlcsrpte. SOMStf
'
n * m f
, \ XCEfXENT nilICK for roCe , fc'.OO per thon"
f * and. Yard , 16th btrctt , tno blocks south
io itnrol > iBm.R.
177-lrnno\-lBt
"n\01l SALH A fresh cow"ami PJ ! ( wi j0.tiO
J Apply to i ; ycarsonllZI KarMm 81. .W-ttg
n\OU SAIjf ODO flscUfs cctilng raoBO.
J a. Lei nun 1103 FArnam J21 U
it OTCL FOll SAlE-Flrst class btftl fnrFido
.Cl Inn llio western town. HM nil the firb't
cl.vs trade llcason for nctllnR other bu lncsa. .
I'or particulars , ( ulilroas Hotel , OwAltl ET .
183-lmf j7int
_
fpon SAIiCiliAl'nnUery : : , ncll Jocatc jroo.1
I ? buslncc3 In moot tliu llvtllo t loans in No-
ora'l < n. llpa on [ or il Ing , poor henlth nJ
must get out of business. Inquire nt IJrr office.
TT OK SALK Stcnni engine * new nil ccaiH
JL1 hand10 , IP , ' 'o homo power. Alfa
ntcum IwllcrsMI.V . size. Jnuiilrc Oin lia Tuun-
Ir/andMne In Co. tio\2l-lm-in
SAI.K llarrcls and kpgs. Al < o hoop poles
FOll at cooper shop , cor. 18th nnd I'fcrcc.
ICOJccll * JKT.RV SKVMOUR.
KMtS' New Map of Oniahi , Just completed and
B readyfordilhcryatS7eai.il. Is 4fctt niuo
> y 7 feet IOIIR. Largest and uio t complete map
if Omaha ever published. OIllcUl map of the
city. Scocoiumn.
T'OHSALE first classman of mule * , harness ,
I nnd wagon. Inquire 1'aulconor Opera House.
HJM Prlclttforo , Irquiro aldruntora
FOR ccriior loth ami Ujuglaa. B35.tt
SALIi Tlirco tlicuund western wf there , v
IV . .10 , „ , ) _ Wl i ) , niout no pounds.
" '
r. o. aiu'Bi.B ,
! Hi3 ft m ann o Krarnpy1 Neb.
ICYCI.K FOR SALIInqulro C. II. Woodman -
man , Omiha. 7Sl-tf
building , briCK. 'Call at
Wntor Works offlco. dlC-tf
U Krcm II. K. coruer ot'17th nnd
j JacVsan ftreots , lay tnaro H x .unis olj , tinned -
nod , let t wMto lilnJ foot Unvurd for return to
t. C. Trlnt-fi , N. E. corner 17th and JxickBon St.
J52 2J
I' OST-A brown ovcrtoit near Kin am nnd
U 1'tn Kinder will call for toivara nt Shlvcr-
ck'sfurnlluro atcro. CH--'lt
OC10US JA3. H. & JOUN1) . I'lIAllODV
liavn rcmoreil from 13th and Tarn m streets
o rooms ] , y nnd 6 , Hcillck'a Mock , 1507 Karnam
trcet. aiO-iiU lm
N U ? Ono brown icarocoltttir li foro-
rAK , twohirdlact whltn. bom two % oara
id _ [ 217-111 _ JAS. bTlU'UKNS.
rpAKEN UP Ono small roan cow , about flvo
JL yenrjoldjhaa on two bells one , email nnd
ne largo. On-ucr can rm c saiuo by proIng pro
perty and pajlni ? charges.S.
S. W.CAMPBELL ,
03-cm5tt _ Block 2 West Omaha.
Ql C. UllAINAUD , Taxidermist , 13th nnd How-
O. nrd. C5-n3-2m
tlO FAHMEU8 The hiRtiost cwh prlre paid
( . ror llye , Bar coad Corn Krob's Vinegar
Varies , Jon w street , between Oth 01 d lotli , Oma-
a- SOfl-daw-tf
IAO STEIl OF PALIIYSTCIIV AND CONDI-
PI NALIST , 458 Tenth street , betw een Farnam
nd lla-ncy. Will , with lie aid of guardian
di-its , obtain for any ono n glance n the past
nd present , and on certain conditions In the fu-
uro. Boots and Shoes made to order. Perfect
atl-factlon guaranteed.
Absolutely Pure ,
TbU powder never varies. A ni.irvc. cf
nrity , Btrcngth and wholcsoaienoua
lore economical tban the ordinary kinds ,
nil cannot ha cold in competition with the
nnltltude of low test , abort weight , alum
r phosphnte powders. Sold only in cano
BAKINQ FOWUXK Co ,
Wnl ) Rt , . N forv
AIVIUSEMEHTS.
BOYD'SOPKRA HOUSE
FRIDAY EVENIMG..NOV. 24.
he OLD RELIABLES ! Tbo WORLD FAMOUS1
BA.RLOW , WILSON & COM
PANY'S MAMMOTH
MIU8TBELS.
THE PEOPJLE'SZCHOICE !
ho Worid'd Grcatcstjand . ' NuY MlN3TRi > L
ORQ ANIMATION !
Eitherto FxcelJing all others ,
nqyr Burpae&ing our own
provioup record.
I'cserved sca's'on silo Thursday morning.
BOYD'S OPEEA HOUSE ,
SATURDAY MATI.NKE ANI > EVUNINQ.
November 26th , 1882.
4 hu latest New York and Chlciyo success. Sco
'id bcaaon of Louii P. Itauni'ii rcmanllu & wt
rarna ,
THE MAID OF ARRAfil ,
reduced with tlie original great comic cffei.t ,
lech nlcal devices an4 powerful cast , lilchrori
or thU p ay. United P.uudiU of thu Press and
'ublic. 4 Recognized Star . 4.
\ONEJ HAU.OCK , GENEVA ROdEIl ? ,
LOUIS F. I1AUM , FRANK E , AIKE.V.
upparted by the following cmlnct artiste :
John H , Nichols , John F. Hjan , Frank
I1- Haven , 0. E. td ard , Katheriuo
( iray , Cordle Alken , KaUi R t > crti.
jTiTJliacrTcd Scats on tale Friday nioiniii- ,
t-f-j
I. DOtJGjuAS ,
IAROHITEOT ,
Oarpeuter. SupBrintendent , &o.
Alt kinds cf Job work done ,
Old HuilditKjs Reconstructed.
ow buildings erected. Plini au'i ipeclflcaUoni t
furnished. (
! 41G Harnoy St. , bet , 14U nn-i 15th I
Hill i ;
s *