Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILJ BEE-OMAHA , FlUlHY , .DECEMBER 21 , 1383.1
THE DAILY BEE.
Friday Morning , Doo. 21
Bprolal Meet ItiR of t ho Htnto Alllnnco ,
A special meeting of the Farmers' Stole
Alliance will bo hold at Kearney , Nob. ,
on Wednesday nnd Thursday , Jan. 1C
and 17 , 1881. All alliances which Imvo
at any time boon organised in this rttatc
are earnestly requested to send delegates
to this meeting , and all nnti-monopoliits
of the state are cordially invited to at
tend. No pains will bo sparad to make
the mooting entertaining and instructive.
A programme of proceedings will soon bo
sent to all alliances , giving names of
speakers , subjects nnd all particulars.
All ollioorrof alliances are requested to
ROD that meetings are called and arrange
ments made to send delegates.
Sfoto papers , please copy.
P. B. Up.YNor.tis ,
Pios't State Alliance.
J. Bimnou.s , Sec. ad interim.
111 * * "Wcftttier.
For the upper Mississippi valley : ( Jen *
orally warmer , partly cloudy weather ,
light local snows , westerly winds , falling
fo'l lowed by rising barometer.
For the uppcrMissouti valleys : ( ! cner-
ally fair weather , westerly winds , neatly
stationary temperature , higher b vromo-
tor.
LOOAL BEEVITIES ,
Himobmigh & Taylor , Omaha , solUiulTnlc
U. S. Standard ncnlo.Vrlto forprlccs. tl
The Mlllnril hotel IB pnttlnK in rnnthoi
Icyllght uuilcr tlio old ono.
The jVIlllftnl ! H soon to ho illumlnntoil b }
A new tncuntlcBcent liglit.
Tlio CJonnan club will give noclol Iioj
to-night nt the Stlllnrd hotel.
The Nebraska Ifuinano Hoclety will fpN
a mooting to-nlglit nt Bhrtvor A , Jioll'H ulllco.
The Conconlla society will colobrnU
Ohrintmivi on the L'litli with n grnnd bnll nnd
Clirlstn.nH tree ,
Tlio receipt * of the dujipur given by the
llnnitwt Workers' society , nt tno I'ju ton hotel ,
ninomitcj to Hourly 8100.
Mr. A. < T. 1'opploton will build ( itilto ex
tensively at the corner oE Fifteenth nnil Capitol
tel nvonuo In tlio pprlnp.
The collection of city taxes , wht.li ! , iindor
tlio new law , hocoraa dollniniont the 1st ( if
.Tunuary ench yonr , Is reported thus fur nn ro-
innrknbly Roi > 4 ,
In the illstrict court ycotarday , the COKO
the State vn. Olcason , charKOil with robbery ,
committed last bpilngtn _ begun mill contiu-
nod during the daj * .
The rU'.tsmuuth Hurald claimi that town
posHfSsnii a gang of gallery gocl "botstcroun
enough to do honor to n Mugging nuitdi In the
clooalcal city of Oinnhu. "
Aliglitlng man , full of liquor , who wnntod
to whip nn > bncly for any xum , was ejected
from the U. 1 * . depot yesterday nftornonn nnd
given an oppnttunlty tu cool olf.
In the U. H. court ycMtorday , the CMO ul
] ) efcndorf v . S\voot wont to the jury Into In
the afternoon. Wnrron Bivlt/lor appeared for.
the plaintiff nnd ] ! . 1' . Wnrron for the do-
fomlaut.
The nmyor lm iniued iv tm > clainntoii !
rolntlvo tu the new ordinance on proper lire
O'cat > e3 from public ImlU and cluirclicH. II
given iiotlca tu owner.1) to comply with the pro
vision * of the law.
The Oinulm Glee club left on thu Wabusli
yeaterdny nftornoon for Bhonandoah , Town ,
whore they will ghea concert thU ovonln
under the augpico * of the Shoimnilxi.ih Con <
l clnirch.
The City Mleslo'n will Imvo their niimio !
ChrlHtmoa dinner next Thursday , Dctombui
27th , ut the Yiinng Mon'a Chrbtlan ivsnocla.
tiun hall. In the evening their nnnunl con
rurt and Christinas tree will occur nt the Haini
place.
The young ladlon of llrownoll hall gavi
their annual Chriatmiis jnuslcnlo lust uicnlng
The hall was crowded with an appreciative
nudloncc , Klovou nnmbcrs wcro ghon , muxl
of wlilch were recalled , maktni ; a long ns vol
114 nn excellent programme.
About twenty-rive phyalclaua of the cltj
met mid hold a banquet at Wirth'n routaunui' '
last ocuing. . There was n general tjoml time
The foimt that woa unread wan ono of tin
duett of the sooxon. Speochoa and to.inb
wcro In order audtho occiwlon wan in over ]
way n happy ono.
In the case of 1'ollock VB. Dm Is , whlcl
lnw been on trial in the United Status couri
for the pant week , the jury brought In u Hoalci
verdict for plaintiff , awarding him damages It
the Rum of $1,000 , Them was a large crnwi
( iroaont to listen to the cloning wgumont * o
the attorney * .
A drunken cattle man from the wont
hnLng $400 on his purfcon , went to lied at thi
1'Untera" house a couple- nlghUago. He die
ttot lock the door to Lin room , and when h <
awoke found that his rjoiioy had been takoi :
from tinder the pillow upon which ho had boor
ulecplng , The party snapocted has llec
from the city , und the money wiu notre
covered.
At tbo close of tbe regular meotlnc ol
Nebraska LoJgo No. 1 , K. of 1' , , WodnesJuy
the olliccru and moinbera were Invltod b )
Obuncollor Commander elect Samuel WIUox ,
to the Paxtou , whom a bountiful supper cl
t oysters , cold turkey und chicken , pltklec
tongue , Bdludo , colfee , etc. , were served , und
Uio hungry knight * soon made Had lm\oo , unc
after an hour of feasting od jouraod ,
AN ANS'WKH IVANTKl ) .
Can any ono bring tin a cu o of Kidney 01
T.K r Complaint that Klcctrlu Blttora will uol
curd ! , Wo Hay they cannot , an thousands ol
cones , ulroady iierinantlr cured and who nrt
dally reoomonulngl'.loctrlo bitters , will pruvo ,
Dright's UUeaxo , JDlabotls , WeiiU liock , ornnj
urinary < x > mj lolut qulcldy cured. Kvvry bo
tie guarunteod.
Jfor vale at Me. a botttu by 0. F , CooJmm
Fofino oniamentat treus , such as the
Oamjicrdowau , Weeping l Im , Out Lea !
Weeping Birch , Wire's Cut Leaf J Japlo ,
Ilorou Chestnut , Mountain Aah , Uudii
Tree und many others of fine variety ,
Address , 12. If. ELLIOTT , Omaha , Nob.
Agent for the Dloomingtou and Phoonb
in&edll >
OLOAKS ,
During this week wo will make lowei
prices on cloaks than any house in tkc
city. Do not take any stock in advertise-
ic mAiU , but Bee our liuo of'cbaku , got oui
pricw. nd you will be convinced tlmt we
WMlUfMll everybody. Our sale * will
BTOV it > L. B. WIIUAHH & Box ,
* 418-41 'Cor. irnh and Dodge Btreota.
IN ASHES.
L of tbe FnrDilnrc Factory at
Council Bluffs ,
At I O'clock this Mornlnjr-hoHH Oter
$7,01)0 ) , ixltlt no Insurance.
About ono o'clock thin morning , the
fiirnituro factory tit Council BluHs ,
operated by W. T. Wilson , caught fire
nnd WAS noon burned to the ground , The
origin of the fire in not definitely known.
It is supposed to have started in the en
gine room.
The building was a ono-story friuno ,
About . " 55x1 10. It was situated on
Seventh avenue and Tenth street. The
building was owned by the Chicago him *
bor company. The boiler nnd engine be
longed to the Council Binds iron works.
The furniture stock was the property of
W. T. Wilson.
The factory was built three yonrs ago
by Mr. Stoinhilfor. Within the past
year ho became considerably involved ,
and the enterprise dragged. Recently
Mr. Wilson purchased the stock of
Stoinhilfor , and only A week ago began
running the factory in full operation.
The building , stock And machinery
Arc A total lots , Mr. Wilson's loss on
the stock is about $2,000. The loss on
the building nnd machinery is 85,000.
There is no insurance on Anything ,
Council Bluffs has had hadjuck in hav
ing her factory enterprises destroyed by
llro just as they were getting fairly
started.
The bright light nf the flames could ho
distinctly soon from this side. The
building burned for probably an hour.
FOUR ISI&VUTlIWrj CAUDS.
Now designs never bcforo published.
Will please any person. Sent frco on re
ceipt of 3o stamp to every reader of the
OMAHA BEK. Address II. G. Valentino ,
I5 ! Pink Pliico , Now York. mo&w-tf
THE NEXT 8TATE FAIE ,
A Movement on Foot liooUIng In KB
Iioeiitlon In Iiliicoln.
Lincoln Journal.
The momboH of the Driving I'ark as-
oociation propose to nialio a move look
ing toward the location of the next state
fair in this city. The state fair managers
meet in Lincoln sonio time in January ,
when they will decide upon the location
of the next state fair. The Driv.ng Park
association will submit to them a proposi
tion , i. o. to give them the frco use of
their grounds , fifty-live acres , for five
years free of charge. Should the board
see fit to nccopt tlio proposition , they
will probably oxpoet an amphitheatre
erected , capable of seating 10,000 people ;
n oed half mile race truck ; a suitable
judges' stand ; stalls and sheds for cattle
und horses ; piggorios ; floral hall , und a
thousand other improvements made. The
owners of the land expect the citizens to
contribute the necessary amount to make
those improvements. The members of
the driving park association claim that
the land has cost them $13,000 , and thut
the interest on this sum , with ta cs , etc. ,
would bo $2,000 per annum , or at the
end of jive yoarH they would have in
vested , taking into consideration taxes ,
interest on the investment , 'otu. , in
round numbers § 23,000. .They propose
to donate the use of this land for five
years for state fair purposes , providing
our people will furnish the moans to erect
the necessary buildings , etc. TJiis is the
proposition in a nutshell ; providing the
state fair authorities see fit to honor Lin
coln with the location , it remains for our
citizens to Hay whether they will contri
bute the necessary amount to carry out
the wishes of the board and the Driving
I'ark association.
A lawyer's Opinion or Interest to All.
.7.11. Tawnoy , E i , it loiullnB attorney of
Wlnnim , Ml mi. , writes : ' "After mlnpr It for
more than three ; yuan ) , 1 take great pleasure
in utaUiifr. that I rognriV Dr. KlnB'n Now Dis
covery for Coiiumnpttoii , AH the best remedy in
thu world for Coughs nnd Colds , It lias never
failed to wire the most Hovoro colils I have
had , ami Invariably relle\en the puiu in the
chant. "
Trldl ISottluH for this mire euro for all Throat
nnd Lung DIKOUH'OS may bu Imd Kreo nt 0.1' .
Uoodmnti'H JJruK Ktoro. Largo fUo , 91.00 ,
l 'or trolis , vorandaa , plant the hardy
nursery-grown double white , double pur
ple , nnd niuglo clematis. Those hardy
vines uru the longest nnd most excellent
bloomers cultivated. Per particulars in
planting fine shrubbery of any class , in
the spring , address E. II. ELLIOTT ,
ll'o&m ' . Omaha , Nob.
THE 3LEE OLUB ,
Off on a Trip to Hhonnmloali.
The Oiniiha Glee Olub , with their
voices wrapped in ilnnnoland their music
packed in a Saratoga trunk , took the
Canon Ball yesterday for Shoimn.
doah , Iowa , where they gave u con.
cert last evening under the auspices of
the Sbenundoah Oongrogatio ixl church
choir.
Thin popular club is in constant do-
iimndnnd cannot bo in to fill all engagements -
monts Bolicitod. Chicago particn are
now negoiiating with the club for their
full force , thirty voices , to aing in Chicn-
go B'Jinu time in Janunry next. If this
onaagouient is tilled thufungingBociotica of
Uhicago will bu furnished with u healthy
meal of inimical food for reflection.
ttnuklen'a Arnlon
Tha greatest medical wonder of the wend ,
Wurrantod t i cpooillly citra liuriu , Cuts. Ul-
corn , Halt Ilhoum , 1'ovor Bores , Caiicern.rllee ,
Ohllblalna , Corns. Totter , Uhapped banda ,
and All tlcln omptloni , guarimtoeu to euro iu
o\ cry InnUuco , or money itifonded. 25 coots
tt box
Hurt's Shoes are the best. Bold by L.
I ) , Williams & Bon. dl8-lt
PA11A.O11A.VHS.
The Death HenUmo of Volln TlioK.
(1 , llcail ) iiurler to ba Moved
( o Omaha , Kto ,
rintUniouth Herald.
The execution of Polin is fixed by the
supreme court for January 20. Rehear-
; wu denied. Tliia Bottles the status
in the Poliu case for the prcseuU The
news will occasion little surprise in the
city.
city.Tho
The Herald hears from good authority
that on January 1st the K. 0. , St. Joe
and 0. , B. & Q. R. H. headquarters will
bo removed to Omaha , and henceforth
the road bo operated from thaUpoint in
stead of from St. Joe , where the manag
ing ofllcial now hive headquarters. This
means the concentration of the 0. , B. it
Q. intoroflts at ono point , and very likely
the road will bo added to the linen con
trolled by Air. Holdrogo.
The Herald regrets to nofo the re
moval of P. B. Murphy from this city to
Omaha , Mr. Murphy came to PlatU-
mouth , bringing his family with him , in
18GO , and has bcon n resident of this city
since that timo. This fall ho accepted a
position with James Walsh & Co. ,
Omaha , and this week moves his family
to that city. Mr. Murjjhy and family
have many friends in this city , who will
learn with regret of this stop , and will
all unite in wishing _ thorn a pleasant
homo and prosperity in their now "loca
tion.
Buy your Christmas Slippers now at
L. B. Williams & Son's shoe department.
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INL'HIIHSTINO ANI ) IMl'OKTANT.
Judge Dumly'8 Decision In n llnll-
roml Hlght ol"Wny Stilt.
A case of peculiar interest and impor
tance , involving points of law never before -
fore ruled upon in this country , was de
cided yesterday ill the United States dis
trict court by Judge Dundy.
In the construction of the Missouri
Pacific railway right of way was con-
dcmnod through the mill property of
Samuel Clinton in Cass county.
The commissioners , after giving notice
to Clinton , according to the statute , mot
on November 23 , 1881 , and assessed the
damage nt $850. The filed their report
with the county judge January 28 , fol
lowing. Clinton refused to accept the
award and began suit in the district
court to revover $20,000 , taking the case
on an appeal to the United States states
court.
Yesterday morning Col. Everest , of
Atchison , general solicitor of the Mis
souri Pacilic , moved to dismiss the ap
peal on the ground that Clinton's demurrer -
murror to the award was not filed within
the sixty days allowed by law. Argu
ment ensued on what constituted the
completion of the award.
Col. Everest hold that thu commis
sioners' work was finished when they had
mot and assessed the damage , and that
the filing of the report was a more cler
ical labor.
Judge Thurston , of the counsel for the
plaintUf , contended that the award was
not completed until the report was filed ,
and that his clients' appoat was good because -
cause made within sixty days from that
time.
Judge Dundy , in a lengthy decision ,
dismissed to appeal , upholding Colonel
Everest's argument. Ho hold that the
assessment of damages 'was completed
when the commissioners mot and viewed
the property , and that appeals from their
awards must bo made within 60 days from
such meeting , and not from data of filing
report , which is , in reality , only u trans
fer of the property condemned to the
railway.
In addition to Colonel Everest , the
Missouri Pacific railway was represented
by Charles Ogden nnd Frank P. Ireland.
Tlio plaintiff was represented by Thur-
ston A ; Hull , of Omaha , and Clinton &
Hart , of Minneapolis.
Tlio case has been watched with great
interest by railway menand lawyers.
OHEISTMAS SLIPPEES
in endless variety , to be cloaod out this
wock , regardless of cost , at L. B. Wil-
liiunsit Son's shoe department , co r. Fifth -
toonth und Dodge street. d8-4t
1'iatSONAL.
John Skirring and wife , of Stewart , aru at
the Paxton.
G , C. lUxou and wife , of St. 3'aul , are at
the 1'axton ,
Church IIowo , of Auburn , Id at the 1'axton.
Guy A , liruwu and wife , of Lincoln , are at
the 1'axton.
U. 1' . lloynolds , of LoWltt. Is utiiyinR at
thu 1'iixtiiu.
M. 1) . Swcarliifcen and wife , of Weeping
Water , uro at the 1'uiton.
W. W. W. JOIIOH , state tmperlntondont ol
public Instruction , wan In the city last evening -
ing , on hla way to Chlcairo
John T. Spencer , of Dakota City , In a I'ux-
ton arrival ,
W. II. U. Stout , of Lincoln , in at the Millard -
lard ,
W. 1' . Morris nd wife , of 1'onca , are at the
Milliard.
P. L. McLiuighlln , of Tekamah , i. < an ar
rival ut the Mlllard.
H. 1 * . Wnrcoator.'of Tokamah , Is among the
arrivals at the Mlllard.
J , II. Iliniffato , of lllrtjr , in at the Mlllard ,
T. A. Hwoo/.y , of Blue Hill , In ntayltuitt
the Mlllard.
C. O. Kobtnaon , clerk of Howard county ,
and Henry J'rloiul , drygoodn merchant , liotli
Ht. Paul , nro In the city ,
Councilman J. W. Woat , of Ltncoluwat
In the city jeatorclay ,
1' . C , Ifeafey , u prominent clerk at the U.
P. local freight department , loft yustorday
for Ht. I'nul , Minn. , where hois tu bo maided
January 1st , to Mlxs Annlo Summon ) , of that
city , Mr , Hoafey carried with him the well
wlshe.1 of lila many acquaintances In tlda city.
Ho U to make Omaha his permanent homo.
L. B. Willla'mH it Son are offering the
only real bargains in uluaka and wraps.
We do not advertise prices , but wo mean
buniness. During this week wo will
ninko lower prices than any house iji this
city. Inspect our Block , got our prices ,
and you will bo convinced.
It. B. WlLUAMH & SON ,
d0.4t Cor. 10th nnd Dodge Sts.
Fire ,
At C o'clock last evening an alarm of
fire WAS given Tlio fire was BOOH dis
covered to be in a muoko house iu the
rear of Hickoustom's butcher shop , at
Ninth and Jones directs , Two streams
w ere BOOH playing wn the building , and
it was not long until the fire was out.
The building was slightly damaged.
Borne of the meat was badly burned.
Buy your Christina * Slippers now at
L. B , Williams A ; Sou's shoo department.
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THE IDEALS ,
"I C'otthl < Jo to Jlcnr Them Kvcry
Night lor n Month'nnd Then
Not del Enough. "
The above remark was uttered by ono
of the audience at Boyd's last evening
and expressed in brief the unanimous
feeling of the largest audience that has
witnessed any of the "Ideals' " perform
ances on this visit.
The management reserved for the fare
well eiitorUinmcnt the best play of thorn
all , "Fra Diavolo , " and Aubor's delight
ful opera was never heard hero to bo'ttor
advantage.
The charming music and situations of
this opera neom never to fade in the
appreciation of the public nnd never will
as long as they have such satisfactory
interpreters an the "Boston Ideals. " The
performance was the best of the series ,
and was in every way excellently ren
dered. '
Tom Karl looked and acted "Diavolo"
to the letter , and n harassing cold alotio
provontc'd him from singing the part in
his famous manner. Whitney nnd
Frothingham would have intimidated the
bravest on n dark night , and their
"Boppo" and "Giacomo" will long bo
remembered. Frothingham's "make-up"
being as horrible as the most diabolic
could have desired. Whitney's singing
was , ns usual , very effective , the song
ho introduced in the last act being tlio
finest thing wo have ever hoard from him.
Barnaboo'a "Lord Allcash' was a fin
ished , correct and quaint impersonation ,
and Morsell added much to his already
popular reputation by his aweot singing
and graceful acting , ns "Lorenzo. " As
"Xorlina , " Miss Stone < waa especially
pleasing , her natural and delicate action
in the "chamber" scone calling for much
praise. Miss Ulmarwas conscientious ,
as "Lady Pamela. " Tlio quintette ,
upon the appearance of "Diavolo , " the
finale _ to the second act , Morsoll's Ho-
nianza , the "mock" duet of "Beppo"
and "Giacomo , " and all the beautiful
ensemble music , were especially well ren
dered , while the appreciation with which
the singing of the musicas Xerlina sleep ? ,
was mot , speaks well for the discrimin
ating musical taste of our Omaha
audiences.
Burt's Shoos are the best. . Sold by L.
B. Williams it Son. d8-4t
Army Orders.
Private Bonj. Mallaloy , re-enlisted ,
and recruits John T. Quin'n and August
Schomburg , enlisted at Fort Omaha ,
Nob. , are assigned to the fourth infantry.
In pursuance of instructions from
lioadquartors of the army under data of
December (5 ( , 188IJ , C < tpt. C. A. Coolidge ,
seventh infantry , is relieved from duty
at Fort Omaha , Nob. , and as instructor
of rifle practice at these headquarters
and will join his company ( Fort Larainio ,
Wyo.j ) the order to take oflbet Decem
ber ai , 1883.
By authority of the major general
commanding the divisiod , the command
ing officer 1'ort Fred. Steele , Wyo. , will
send , under suitable guard , to Fort
Loavenworth , Kan. , there to bo reported
to the assistant adjutant general head
quarters department of the Missouri , pri
vate Benton Lynn , a deserter from com
pany B , twenty-third infantry , and now
in confinement at that post.
The unoxpired portion of the sontcnco
of the general court martial in the case of
John Welsh , late private , company G ,
Eighteenth infantry , published in general
court martial orders No. 1 , current series
from these headquarters , is remitted.
Leave of absence for 14 days is'gran ted
Second Lieutenant Charles G. Treat ,
Fifth Artillery.
Private Albert Sauer , company H ,
Ninth infantry , is detailed on extra duty
at the Cheyenne ordinance depot , Wyo. ,
and will report to the commading officer
of that depot for duty , without delay.
Itoal Knlato Trmial'crK.
The following deeds were filed for
record in the county clerk's oilico , Doc.
18 , reported for Tnu Bui : by Amco' real
eatato ugoncy :
Win. A. Redick , master commissionot ,
to Wm. J. Connell , deed , part of lot 4 , in
Omaha , $2,450.
Wm. A. lledick , master commissioner ,
to Wm. J. Connell , purt of swJ of soc.
20 , 15 , 15 , $2.885.
George II. Bogfjaand wife and Low
W. Hill , unmarried to John Delhi , w d ,
nwj of BOC. y , 10 , 11 6-lOOo. .
1'ranl ; Spovok and wife to Joseph
Nomoov d , lot U , block 5 , in Kount/.o ,
3d add. to Omaha , $1,000.
Newton E. Bn.rka.low , wnnarriod , to
Joseph C. Bunko , w d , lots 8 , 0 and 10 ,
Barkaloy's sub-div sec 32 , 1C , la. o ,
S375.
Samuel E. Rogers and wife to Oscar B.
Soldon , w d , lot C , block 4 , Improve
ment Association add to Omaha , $880.
Ursla' Springer to Jauien Quinn , w d ,
part no corner of lot 10 , block 1 , $180.
Lewis A. G roll'and wife to Augustus
Pratt , w d , lots 1 and 4 , blk 4 , of Pratt'a
sub-div , ? 200.
Lowiaa Moxham and Donjathiu Mox-
ham to George B. Ay res , w d , lot a in
block 7 in Kuuutio's th add in Omaha ,
82500.
George P. Bemis mid wife to Henry
W. Dakin , w d , lot 8. blk I , Lowe's 1st
add to Omaha , $100.
Heirn of Joncath Bool [ to Mrs. Mary
McCombs , administrator deed , no \ of
see 21-10-12 and mv } BOO ai-10-12 ,
812,000.
John Q. Donohqo and. wife to School
District of Omahaii w d , lots 7 and 8 ,
block 8 , Improvement Association addi
tion to Omaha , § 2.000.
BONNEU'S for Upholstered Chairs.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
A reduction of from 25 to 50 per cent
in prices nt
McDonald's Emporium of Fashion.
The reason for the great aacritico in
price is the end of the season is at hand ,
nnd we certainly will not carry gpods
over. Our immense stock is too varied
to enumerate in thcjo columns. The
only exclusive Cloak and Suit House in
the West. Sealskin Dolmans , Sealskin
Sacques , Plush Dolmans , Seal Plusl.
Dolmans , Pnlotota nnd Bacquca , Plush
und Velvet Brocade Garments , nil latest
novoltios.Dolmans.Palotots , Newmarkets
nnd Jackets in plain nnd brocade silk
Ottoman Kadr.iirter , Matelauo und Broo-
atollos , nnd ulLtho best selected import
ed woolen cloths. THOUSANDS TO
OUOOSE FUOM. Silk Suits , Plush
Suits , Velvet Suite , Satin Suits , Ctmh-
mure and Stuff Suits of every popular
material.
THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FUOM.
Shawls , Shawls Shawls ,
Itoal Camel's Hair , Ueal Indian , Paisleys ,
Brooches and leading novelties in car-
M. , 4
riago and dress shawh. Great bargain
in this department.
Underwear , tics nnd neck wear. An
cndlcM variety to cheese from in Ml the
above departments.
A perfect fit guaranteed in every gar
ment or no sale. The prices will astonish
every one. Strangers , plcaso note the
correct address ,
MoDONALD'S ,
Cloaks and Suite ,
1408 Farnam St.Opposite Paxton Hotel.
wed fri.
ELEGANT MEAT ,
Tlir Spacious Market of Mr. A. Sny-
ilur Killed With It ,
Mr. A. Snydcr's spacious meat market ,
atNo. I01L Farnam street , is tilled al
most to overflowing with such delicious
looking meat of all kinds that unconscU
ously a man wipes the druol from his
mouth as ho looks upon it. Even the
most exacting Englishman could not but
look with envy upon the choice fat
bcovus nnd the elegant mutton hanging
heels up in Mr. Snydor's market.
Such an array of first-class meats for
the holiday trade is seldom seen in any
market in the land.
These animals were nil fed by Daniels ,
who has acquired such a reputation as n
breeder and feeder of fine stock.
In addition to these line animals , Mr.
Sayder nlso has a largo stock of poultry
of all kinds.
If you want a really choice bit of meat
of nny kind , or n fine , fat fowl , do not
stop until you have arrived at Mr. Sny ,
der's market.
CHRISTMAS.
WHAT SHALTVB ( IKXt
A Jew things particularly desirable ,
Usr.rUI. ANI > OUN.VMIIXTAI. ,
at.
Milton Rogers & Sons ,
Polished Brass Fire Sets ,
Uopousoo Brills Umbrella Stands ,
Ropousoa Brass Coal Hods and Vases ,
Fancy Bellows and Hearth Brushes ,
Andirons , Brass and Irons ,
Polished and Old Brass Fenders ,
French Folding Fondora and Screens ,
London Coal Boxes ,
Dccoiatcd Coal Vases and tU culvers
Carving Sots.Pcarl , Ivory A : Stag Handles
Fine Table Cutlery ,
Swiss Carved Novelties ,
Fancy Scrap Baskets ,
1'apior-Machio Japanese Trays ,
Nut Cracks , Nut Picka ,
Finest Goods , Largest Stock , Greatest
Variety.
MILTON UOGEKS & SONS.
FURNITURE
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Foot rests.
Easy Chairs nnd Roekera.
Fancy Hanging- and Standing Cabinets.
Tables of all descriptions.
Fire ScreensEasels nnd Work Baskets.
Lauies' nnd Gentlemen's , Writing
Desks.
Rattan and Rood Clmiis nnd Rockers.
Secretary and Library Book Cases.
Pier nnd Mantel Mirrors.
Fancy Hall Racks , Tables and Seats.
And innumerable other articles suita
ble for Holiday pieaents , nnd nil at as
tonishingly low prices.
Como early to make selections that you
may have a greater VAriety from which to
select froui. CIIAS. SIHVEUICK ,
120G , 1208 nnd 1210 Fnrnam St.
d5-tf
A. S. Patrick is .soiling lots fast in his
addition on Saunders street to the best
poeplo in town , who intend to build in
the spring. When the street cars are
extended to Una property it will bo the
most desirable rcsidonco property in the
city , If you want a good building lot
cheap and on easy terms , call on A. S.
Patrick , at hi < oilico , 313 14th st. 10-3t
Now Edam Cheese , Italian Maccaroni ,
extra fine Olives and Olive Oil at
dl-3t ! ) AVIEMER'S.
BRACELETS , BRACELETS.
DRACELKH.
Jtraccleta.
Wo positively ; have the lareesfc stock of
gold biacclots in the city. The variety
is unsurpassed and the prices ara much
lower than eluowlujra We mean what
we MIIJ. Call nnd bo tonvirin'd.
dll-tf ED HOLM & ElUUKSON.
To make loom for our spring purchases
wo hnxo gro.Uly reduced the prices of nil
our winter clothing and "Her extra bar
gains iu uvery department. ,
in.th-sat.iii-c.iit M. HELLMAN A : CO.
If you want something nice for Christ-
mus dinner go to GEO. HEIMROD.
ISMt
The only place iu Omaha where you
can find Dent's kido , the best in the
world , all sizes nud colors , at Uamgo's.
Choice House nnd Kitchen Furnish
ings , including special line qualities in
Wooden mid Willow Wares , Cutlery ,
Tea Trays , Brittnnia Plated nnd Brass
Wares.
Wares.MILTON
MILTON ROGERS & SONS.
BONNER'S for Quoenswnro and Glass-
ware.
"Special bargains in Boys' and Chil
dren's Overcoats for the next two weeks.
M.HELLMAN & co.
in-thur-sat-in-sat-docl7
- - - - -
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tub ) powder o v t rurioi. A umvl t ( nurlly
truiigh KQI ) wholttnoimnow , Uoru eoonomlcal th n
th oUlouy Lludi , nd cannot b tola in oorauetltlan
wltbtbenulUtud * ol Uvr tt t , Uor U ht , duia 01
HioopbU * powilnr * . HcM only to cant , lloial luk
n Va % Ut 0 * , IW WUl < ( H w Y ik.
Infants and Children
Xyithont Morplilno or Narcottno.
What Rives our Clilldren roir cliwk * .
What cures their fevers , jimkrs them sloop !
y 'TU C'n torln.
When Babies tret , nnd cry by turn * ,
IVlutt cures their colic , kills their xvorini.
Hut Ciislnrln.
Wlmt quickly cure * Constipation ,
Sour Stomach , Colds , Indication :
) lint Cnitorlri.
Fnrr-nrll tlicn to Morpblnc Syrup * ,
Castor Oil and I'arcRoric , anilHnllCiMtnrln.
HnllCiMtnrln.
Contour Unimont. Anni-
iiolato euro for Rlionmntism ,
Sprain * , Bnrus , Grills , &o. , and an
instantanoona Paln-rollovor.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
-Specials will Positively not .bo inserted
unless paid in advance.
TO LOAN-Monov.
TO WAN The lowest rate * of Interest
MONKV ' Loan Agency , 16th & Douglas 234-tf
TITONKV TO LOAN Inwimi of IMP. ami inward.
iVl O. V. IUVH < nil ro. , lUal Ustito and l.o n
A c-nts , 1W5 Kariiam St. 8M tf
TO LOAN J. T. Beatty oana on chatto ]
MONEY , 21S South 14th St. _ eptl
HELP WANTB1) .
_
A lrl for Kener l hoii'cnorK. A [ { ooil
WANTKD sooil wnjcf" , 2113 Capitol aM4Sfl
4Sfl 21S
_
" \\7ANTKH-A ( food BUIM maker , Immediately at
) > 1610C'apltf.la\i'ime. _ 490 Ml
' 3 Kho c\wriein vd
> prcfcrcd to stll .a hou * < i hold article , nc\cr IIP-
foru Introductil In Onialii. Address virlng nyv , "X.
Y. " IJoe ofllce. 4M 2tJ
\Vi AN1KD A i-troiii ' , colorutl lioy with reformer ,
VV to carrv co lUnd make llroi , 11115 l > , dnoSt.
193-20
"ATTANTKH A jfood srlrl for houicwoik , ( Otrmin
it profirrcilVnyct SI 03 awrek. 817 south
IfUi street. 4th lot louth of LfiMimorth. 4Dd 21
AM Ell Twenty stone minima and iucnt-lho
W
s , V.Maniuull IT , Kiev onth etreet , noir
Farnain. 45U-20 *
" \\7ANTii : ) Coodattho woman toralt on { ab'o
IT and do chamber \iotk , bctneui 11 and
\'l n'clocK , Magej it.OO ptr uiek. Impilro at
01ilousla ! St. 443 tf
A Kood jjlri ( r general houae 'rk .
WANTED north 17th st. _ 419.201
A ocd y\il \ , Oernun jircterred , 23d
WANTED liouso north of Karnam. 481 20
Twoood ; press feeder , at once. In-
iiulro at huiinii.1 Ktciu's , Htli , betuccn Far-
nirn and UouKlas. 481-20
WANTED A steady , reliable K'rl for irenenl
hou e ork , it 1014Vcbjter street , n od
nagcs. 4Sl-tf
WANUKll A lrl to do general house work , cor-
nur 20th auil Karnaiu 8trcct . 430 20'
ANfKD A No. 1 table \lter at Danlnum'a
lltstournnt 1618 Dodge Sit. 453 tf
WANlhU-A relddle UK" ' ' l dyfor house kcepori
Inqulru at Schroter 1.111 ! ticcht. 45 ! ! 20
- ' WOKUJ palil to a cApable jrirl , nmll lamllv no
Bt-sl' . . CXill ImmcilUulj .ite Jtoutli jinh St.
201
Clil for hoiucvork. Inntlro 1237
WANTED
tun am St. 415--.I
_ _ _
WANTED A | < lrl for iui.fra' hou euurkt'dlOGurt '
ht. 44D-2J
'XTITANTI'D A Rood Utnnan ulrl to do general
VV tumaeuorK. Inqulru SOO I'ark avenu > .
4 J7-20 J1US. JNO. T. BELL.
WANTKDA Mrst-cU 8friic r } salesman one with
a connection on the O. R. V. and part 13. & 31.
11. Roads preferred , to a thoroughly competent man
of good character , a llbeial talat ) will be pal ' . Ap-
jly Paxton and CallA her , Onislu. 142 SO
A Urit-classcook , naiherand Inmer.
WANTED fro.uOto 11 o'clock a. in
M1W.CHAS. WI5LLS ,
112 22 2J15 Webster sin it.
WANTKD A competent co k and 'enerirl hou e-
scrvftnt to _ ' ( tn Fort Ijirainlc Wjomln ; will
an ollkurd faniilj. lllgheit ua , u < lulil. A-ply t
1U8 wuth 25th bt. ikUtl
WANTED A few agents Inilnrdlatcly , Omaha
Sto\o RcpalrWorks , 109 a. 14th St. O4'i.lm5 '
r AUIUSOIiYOUNUMEN li. city or country to
Aj take like , Il0-lit and plcniint u ork at their oun
home * ; ? ? to ifS a diy easily and fiulo ly made ; \.otlc
Kent by mall ; mi ctnvuHsliiK ; no ammii f4 > r iiidj.
I'lcasu addreiH UellabU. Mui'i'g Co. , PhlUdclrhU 1'a ,
draner.TT. 31S tu thur tat liu
f\7"ANTED L dyuKunU to n.11 the bent etllln
1 1 llnuof U-ulIm' anil Will Jrcn'a cotuU ever ollured.
Sak nndu inaju In every huu c as f.wt an agents ran
show the goods. Aguita nre nuking f 100 a innnth.
AddriiM , wlthktarn | ) , "U U. JI. Co."J > South Sla\
Se , Chicago , HI. si ; , si '
N , at Met-
ropolltan hotel. Apply at mice. 370 tf
7 ANTED A cl'l to ilogi.iii.ru ) bou-c work , 810
1'ierco street. DeclSOt
\I7"ANTKO Tivent ) toiiunawns and t ciit\to | |
T teams. W. Mannweller , IMovtnth ttriU , Hour
Forum.
8ITUATIONB WANTED.
WANTED-To trwle , fine pair of rv-ulHttw. ton
bii ( y and double lurnws for Oniali * proiiertv
For p-micularn , Inqulru of ( i K : Jlajuofc Co. , 1609
Karn&ui etrtet. 45.5 ( [
\\'ANTKI -Sii U cotlan * a tii 3 rooms , .ln e as
. .I. . , WS"Ma < nt r " " " - State j.rlce. . Addrew
"T. II. lieu
of ability uwhes n poiltlen an bouse
r or a , o
\XTANTKD-An exiicrleiuo 1 book kei ptr wanti A
I T ret of bookb to keip Dtinlnei. not iltv reftr.
dices. Addrem"B.K."lleo office.
_ MISCELLANEOUS WANTB.
\\7ANTKD-bItuaUon In druir htore In Nibratkaw
' . " ! ' " " b > tt " " "Pa' ' " " * I'hariiiacl.t. holdli , " a
ixrtlrtcaU , , 1-narmauj In Jo a , datwl in'o. aSod
"V" lurnlhul < AMre" > " " 1 " ollla.
W'ANTKi-Tn rent , barn with room for 15 (7 o
iiorw * and 10 Irtiinjlw.
Apjly toU. W Kln .
north NtlirankmiMl lima liilnraiiwCa10 ! 1 ifflist
_ _ _ _ . 4B7J27
VirANTIiD-TiiloimhusumofSlo-o
to KX101 or
I1"-ha8l ! bwlnowi l oarty | of a llko amount
41d- * * _ K. J. UUltNIIAM , Attorno ) .
1011 JlENT-Nctt htore , with IU nB rotm , abe e ,
corner OUi and JacUson. !
' ( Joal loc tluii for LO
' iLK
'
43 , S8
' 0. ' ! " " , < > ' < . near Military
' l"i ? ' ' " " ' Adu'u ' ° " - * ' * o lorniB , brict
"c"t * 15 lKr month.
A. , i.
HKNT-Nlcely furoULod room , 118 M
mreu ,
_ iSJtf
ItKNT-A furuUhid room at 1017 Uod c
" _ _ 70 i5
FOIl IllUST-VurnWiwl Iront rooru7 ontlmI7t
cornir Davenport und TwtlftlutruW
- . _ _ _ t _ 47d 0 |
T OHBALKOU IIEHT-A ndlk und crtam dalry
JJ with U nifussun * > tlUn M ( dolue a eu , , U
bu4iivX Ap , I ) ut s./8ou h K0urteuth , Strru.U
° ' "
Foil r.K ! T-rurnl hoi room and d r '
t rewoittbl , nn , , , u , , cay
IICNT AUrja InrnlifOi ! with room with
1 lire. Addrenor toll at 1COO HouardM.
OR HKNT-On Oapltol Hill , eel ! Ko rif roomi
I 1 14 12 Capitol Mcnuo. 41J-t9 |
IIIJNT VurnNhcd room 1910 Farnam.
110-JO
HUNT Furnished room 1010 Karnam street.
IrOR 1 32-2J
Ki.VT : l.lezant rurnlitcil loom at 2.I ( ( Dodea
FOH . 415-Jl *
HliXT T one\v torc . onanpootl placafor
IpOll arocery or clothlnR lon > an 1 the other aery
notrablo pUc rt f or a rc-fUtirnnt , aljo room i to rent.
Cunnliiitliim'a blwk HUM mid Ja < .k on. 359-1m
HUNT-A nicely lurnMitil room , with or
\\lllioutbtant. ( las , liotmxt told ttVer hath ,
otc Flncut lontlon In t o cltj , norllmi t corner
16th nnd Karnim sttcclr. 814 tf
FOH HUNT 5 room hoiiH , barn , fruit , acre
irrouin ) .
4 room hnuic , S acres.
11 room houtt nc . AM El ,
SM-lf 1S07 Farnatn.
poll RENT 1'ftrtly farnWied bMemcntM s
I 1 rooim nultablu for lUht hinuoktejilnit. l'artli
rcntliiL' tntne cm ( 'ct 2 regular bonrdcra 1017 Chicago.
_ _ 318-t ?
_ _ _
TJ10R EXUHANOII City risldcnccn , farms and buj
' ITICKS chance- ) . J. W. LOUNHDURV ,
Zlfi-lm ISth and Parnani.
RIINl House e\en r' > oms.
FOIl ! ) tf .T. 1'Jliri'S nor. , Cth and Hpriiro Btreota.
TT Oll Ith.M' r'nrulsliixl rmi5 tui tie northvut
I'cor. . IS'h BiidUapltolatcnue , fonnerly
Home.
Home.NK
NK fnrnl htil room fur rent at vlt > . litrtre enonifh
o for two occupaiits 1014 Webcterftreet. S43 tf
17011 HUNT nooma In NtihrMl.a Natlona Uank
JL' Dnlldlnlc. Mo < t < lcslr Iile ofUcen In tlio city.
Supplied with h.Mlrmllo clovRtor and hcatoil by
sjc.un. Apply at Hjiii , . 020-tl
LEA3K Four Uinluu lots on 20th St , lonit
FOH * KIT V Ifltli Ht. 1. T , . Marbln.
MAi.b.
"Tj'OU SALE Choi lotj , near llanscoai Pa > k and
JP lake's add. Call andcce list at I'aukcn & Co.'a
1DOO Karnam street. 4GO-20
SAL11 An elegant rcv'dencc ; a blnck ! S4i\
FOIl , nc.irHt. Marj'aaM. $10,000. ranlscn fc
Co. , 1500 Kanmin etrect. 470 LI )
FOIt SAT.K A largo elegant bouse , most beauti
fully located , near I'ark a\unne. ? 8Mi ) .
1'iiuhun & Co. , 1500 r.timni street. 471-iU
TOU SALK Corner lot , 132\183 , 1'lerro and 2d ,
JD with four cott | fe , 5f7,000. Paulson A. Co. ,
1509 Fnrnam street. 4T'J-20
FOIl SALE Lot r.Oxltw , on ISth , botuton Jactson
and Lcattnunrth , with icood hou'uand ntablo
S 1,000. r.iulscn k Co , 1509 K rnani blrc'ct.17SCO
HALK Corner lot , CflxCO , with ( ( "od house , on
FOIl street , 8J.50U. 1'auKeii .V. Co. , 1SH9 Ku-
imtnstrctt. , 471-20
SMiR LarKO number of fariiH.it I'auNcn It
FOIl . , 1603 Jtaniam stn.it. 47J-20
FOIl 8AI.K For tui dayi only. Corner lot mi
Sln.rman a\emic , fOJxtW ) , ultli ut4 rooirt houvi
and lar o barn. $0,000. 1'oiilEun J. Co. , Itul 1'ur-
liani street. 176-20
. \\'o line for sale a 10 acru farm , one
FORSAT.K / irrouiiil < , opoclallv aultcil for
market trardening.III lull all or half of it at a
bargain. II. B IIIF.Y & CO.
Southwest corner 15th and 1'arcum t .
F IOlt HAU ; Jersey c w , IrcBh In January , .it a
bargain. Call at 1MJ Howard et. 452-211
Full SAI.K An ImproMd fann , 11 mile ? fnm
Omaln , and four ni ria In Okahoma 1'J.it , ut a
birgaln. liniilrt | at H om 10 , 1'renzer Block.
411-10 ]
Only nrstehss hotel in all\e town of
1710USALK
1 two rallroad , Whltnollou > c , ( IrUnoil , la.
417-lino !
FOR SALlTlirco lots on Hhcrnun a\enuu , W.
front , eO\lCOftet , atii liars'l" .
426 22. HII1UVKK A. HELL.
SALE run lots on Idle \Vllde. Call and
FOIl abstraction of title. John ( ' . . Wllll , ' HU
Dwlge St. 109 line
F OR 8ALH-A fresh milch tow. Imjulie at 2JP
and C'alllotnH utrcct.
414-21 * rilHEMAN i. PENNY .
7IOH \LK-A tSUO north ICtbSt.
ss : o *
or. S-M.i : buo < ja < m hnl , Hoone Count j , farnu
IT to exchange f r c.ty broptrlv.
3390 MtniVKIl * BKfJ. .
F 10R SALE Lots north Onuha , $210 on monthly
P&ymtuti. SUItlVEll & HULL.
39020
OK HA1 K A busincM nunreutdcncoS ruonu i
F
blocks north wttt ut Post Oilier , & 250.
S3xlS2 v iaiit 0 blocks N. W. of I' . O. M.SCO.
-(97-tf .JIcC'AOUK , opposite P. 0.
SAI.K Thrva lota in llanscora place. ! } MO
IpOU
1 each , uiiintlilt luyinunts. .McC'ACUi : , opposite
1' . 0. 3.9 U
FOIt SAt.i : An l < tcrtjit IK it prcxluclnv Silver
Mil In j property In Colorado. Object of sale , to
uptal for l-rixordoclopnient , An }
luforinatlun or a'wtrict of litre chccrfnllveo. \ .
Adilrrss"A II. S."lllalrNeUbox &S. 2S0205
FOH HAI.K Awliolosnlo no Ion or pedillcra wacn
oew and fancy. ( J J.CANAN&CO. 37DH
FOUSVLK My tivo utw/ brick residence , 10th
andSt. Jlarj'navuiut. Lartfi ) bam , ont-hoimc ,
wakr wor.tf , wtll arranged. Lot 60x200. J'lii-n
e7,6Ul ) . Host lUr.Mlu In Oniahiu Call ut 11. Toll's
Poojilo's Bink. 277-t
FOHSAI.K 1.2 Ma , ono blool'wc'at oriark ; a\0'
nuo cars. Uita AUxlMi. nil ) sell tlio whole trS
Jar 07,100 , H so il before Jnnimr } 1st , 18M. ! Ileal it
his bargain , If jouUl at I'tople'ii
278-tf
FOIIBA1.K OhoUti lu ) lncs projiert } , thno lots
or. . tSaumlerx anil Clwrlc * Wreot. It will jiay jou
to IminUjjutu this oiler. Call at iv.oiilu'8 Bar.lt.
S7U tf
IJ OH HAfjK lniiroved | .proiierty , ulilch will pij
tbo bnjer 2n per cent cm tlm lintntinont. Huit
for $1,020 per > uar. All oc-riiilc < l b > flret claiu tell
Hiitx. W 111 Mil for 10,100 , i ( sold BUOII. All or ono
half cah , balance , ono f. ( he jearx The nboio In
vestment la worth InvibtUatiOn. Cull at Ihu t'toiilc's
Bank. 2SO tf
- T-osub cilber la taVln-ordcre Jor spring Im
portation of tbo nhove. Trlct-H much below thoito at
auction ailcn. Heftrcncca to thiwu nupplled. John
McCulloch , 111. Truitand Say. 15 nk , Colca o.
203 iiint
FOH HALE flood8to\e ( , bOinc furnitures Mid
larRO iuantity | o ( cxccllvut wine very cheap 1S08
Callfcrnla ht. gSMmo
* Tj OU HALB A urut cja&i ouconu tuud lop li\i Ky
E Call at 131B Uarney btrect. SVtf
F 'OH ' SALE Two portaoio Doi.ers. 10 .lono poM ul
Apply at 1) . FIT/i'AIKlCK ,
88- " 218 bouth 15th Btr'xit.
_
F IOU a\LK om nuwnriapun iu Uruu u d mait
quantities it this olnoe. tf j l
* * "
_ ' ' ! . V f BOOS.
AfiQUKHADK BALL , Huturdav , Janiiiryl 2th ,
1831 , atll. Hii ra , one ami a half inlltawHtt
of Haiiscora Park. 463-1H
NOTICFMartln Frenwn la no longer In iny em
plov , and hax nuthorlt ) to trannact ail )
biuliiuiM In my name. J. U. SPimiAN. 4IU-211
EDWAEB KUEHL ,
UAOISTEH OF PALMVBTKHT AND CONDITION-
A LIST , S03 Tenth etrinit , bttwcon farnaru and D r-
noy , Kill , with tbe aid of truardUu tpirltt , obtablng
anj one a gl ac of tb put and premnt , uid th
certain conditions in thu future , lloota wid shoe *
nia'a order. Perfect MalUfactlon guaranteed.
Matter of Appilcatlon of ltTVr M' for
I.lccnun.
,
\otlc U hereby olun tliit 11. V , MaJ en illd
ujion tliBlOlli day' boc % A. I ) . lUW. Illu liUapjill-
cation tntliB maj or and cltv council of Oinalm , ( r
llccntu to toll null , aplrltuous and ilnoua Honors t
Jjo. 1121 toutli riixth htrcet , Klibt anl. Oinalu ,
Neb. , ( rum the Ilth daj of January , J b , t tlic
llth < layof April , . 18SI.
, . " . thun ; to no objection , rcmoinitrancu or protttit
| H l | liiito\ ecMl um Uca lOtli , A. D. ! & .
this eald lloenso Hill bo jjrantcd.
- . . U. tf , MADSEN. Applicant.
IlioOumnt Ieo new pap r will imbll.h ( ho tx
noticu oiicouirlivtck/ortvro / i.fU at tb 0Xi uwi
of tboaraillcant. Ilio city of Omulia la uot to Ui
cliari , ! < ltlitre ltli.
_ 4Saieut J. J. I , , c. JKWirrr , City Clerk.
ilHtttrof Apihcitton ] iif iioimrud Jt Company ft
SO IKK.
NotUu Ubcrtbyitlicn that HilniriMl fc 'oilll
uwn tlio minlB ) oflKc , A.I ) l&3 , lllethtlr iimh.
ratlw to tlio ina > or iiml dty council of I'uiaha ' , tor
llix-nxu to ht-11 mult , kprltouiiandUnou ! tiju > iiii.it
.Sox. tV/J U en , K. ISth Mrttt. buiond uri .
Onulia , htb. , from tbe nth iU > uf Jan. 18M , to trw
llth ilay tf April , 1SSI. If Ibcre Iw mi obj -
tlon , riuioiiotranc * or pmtut tllul ultliln t o\mk
from IH.-C nth , A. 1) . 18S3tho tild llceme UI I *
tfraiitrd , IIBIMtlOUiCO. , ' ! ' " " * * '
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