Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY BEJE-GMAIIA. FRIDAY DECEMBER 28 , 1883.
THE DAILY BEE.
OMAHA ,
Friday Morning ) Bed 26 ,
Special Meeting of the SUite Alliance.
A special meeting of the Farmers' SUto
Alliance will bo hold nt Kearney , Nob. ,
on Wednesday nnd Thursday , Jan. 10
and 17,1884. All alliances which hnvo
nt any time boon organi/od in this state
are earnestly requested to send delegates
to this mooting , nnd all anti-monopolists
of the sUto nro cordially invited to at
tend. No pains will bo spnrnd to make
the mooting entertaining nnd instructive.
A programme of proceedings will soon bo
nont to nil alliances , giving names of
npoakora , subjects nnd nil particulars.
All oflicors.ofAlliances are requested to
BOO that meetings are called and arrange
ments rondo to send delegates.
State papers , plooso copy.
P. B. IlBYNOLlH ,
Ptos't State Alliance.
J. Buiutows , Soc. ad interim.
The " \Vcnthcr.
For the upper Mississippi valley :
Partly cloudy weather ; local snows ;
warmer southerly winds ; falling followed
by rising barometer ; winds shifting to
colder southerly.
For tlio upper Missouri valley : Partly
cloudy weather ; local snows and rains ;
warmer southerly winds shifting to cold
er northerly ; risinc'prccododinthosouth-
cm portions by falling barometer.
LOOALBEEVITIEB ,
Hlmobaugh & Taylor , Omaha , soil Buffalo
U. 8. Standard scale. Write for prices. tf
Ladles' conto.it nt the rink to-night ,
A jxjloclub ling boon formed at the nkattnp
rink , and the first game will take pjaco noxl
week.
The next mooting of the Oleo Club will
bs hold Friday evening , December 28th , nl
St.
The Women's Christian AM Association
will moot January 2 at 10 n. in. , and not Fri
day , December 123 ,
The cxpcctod mooting of the city council
wan not held lost ovoning. A special meeting
will probably soon bo call oil.
Several of tbo members ot Itov. C. W ,
Savidfto'a congregation made that gentleman
very appropriate gifts on Christmas day.
Mr. Fleming , the ffrocor , had ono of his
homos seriously hurt on Monday night by
( vtoppin ? into ngni-plpo hole on Sixteenth and
Dodge street * .
A larger not of scales are being placed ih
the baggage room nt the Union Pacific depot ,
to take tbo place of the smaller ones , which
have boon removed.
The Union Pacific company lias justhlilp
I > ed 100 carloads oi old castings to Chicago.
The old material accumulates inoro rapidly
than they cnn consume It and Is Rhlppod to
Chicago to got it out ot the way ,
During the pant ten days 100 carloads ol
lead have been shipped by tbo Smelting works
to Chicago. This is an avorngo of 10 carloads
or about 120 tons par day. The metal is nu
iu bars tbe same ulzo and shape of bullion.
There Is n xry bad hole In tbo sldewall
on the east sldo-of Sixteenth street , botwooi
Farnam and Douglas streets. A lady was
Domowhnt hurt by stepping through the wall
at that place Wednesday evening ,
-.Tho Ilibcrnlvn Hlflos will give a ball in
Crounso's liall , Monday evening , Decombc
Slut A large number of tickets hat o already
been sold. The company will give nn oxhlbl
' tton drill in tlio ball room on that occasion ,
A Uohemlan who liven on South Thlrtoent !
street was shot in tbo neck on Christmas
day , by a-companion , who was carolessl ;
handling a gun. The man was seriously
wounded , but It In though that ho will recover
Two how letter carriers for this city hav
boon appointed , and are Messrs. Clapp an
Molo. They will enter upon their duties th
first of tbo year. This will make thlrteo
letter carriers in the city , and the routes wli
all ba laid out a now ,
Notlco Is hereby given that there will b
a mooting of the State Bar association
Nebraska on the Oth day of January , 1884 , a
Lincoln , Iu the United States courtroom , A
members are requested to bo present. Im
portant butjlnosa to bo transacted ,
llvo carloads of baled bay wuro
west yesterday over tbo Union Pacific. Mr
Gllmoro Informed us that between 3,000 an
4,000 carloads of bay bad been moved eve
that road during the post year. The bay !
loaded at and between Roger * and Glarks.
Corn. Is scarce in sorno parts of Iowa an
alfo In Wtaconnln. 'Ilia Union Elevator con
jmuy , of this city , Is shipping largo quantltl
of corn to local points In Iowa and Wlacon
HII , for feeding purposes. Nebraska ca
abundantly supply tbo Iowa trada with frral
of all kind * .
The children of the English Ltithertyi
K tin Jay hcboolbavo prepared a very Cno on
tertalninont for tioxt Sunday evening , and
will be given in the opera bouse. A , Cantata
Doane's "Kmanuel , " will bo rendered , togotl
or with other appropriate service * . No ad
mission will bo changed.
Tim trustee * of liellevuo college bav
elected tbo Kov. F. 8. Clancy , of this city
president of tbe faculty. Tbo next term o
this institution will open January 2. Th
building now under way Will coat $16,000
and will ba completed next year. The start
' ing of this educational Institute IM duo to th
effort * of lion. John T , Clark , of this city ,
Tui : BKK , as baa been customary , wil
publlfth tbs Ikt of tboae who propose to koo ]
open hoima on New Yearn. Ladloa wil
therefore , pleaae send lit at as early a day c
IwMiblo their announcements , with the !
namoi and residences plainly written , W
vhall publbh A Hut on Saturday evening , an
alao ou Monday ,
Thac-meof Jaiuui Wilson
- , orrevtod o
Tuwday night and cliarged with being u eus
idciotu character , came before Judge lieuuk
s' 0 yeeterdamornlDgy. Wlbvon claimed to bo oral
road wau. A number of plated riiigs an
conductors' check * were found ujxm bis per
to * , , Ifo also bad a lot of confederate money
lie atatod that be bad Ixieu In tbo city abou
three weeks , The JudgetbotiKbt him a bar
one and fined him $20 and coals Mid nentenuot
lilm tu thirty days in tbo county Jail
It i report/od tbat a few evonlugq nine
/ cm a of our prominent attorneys purchased
< un of oytw and carried it to ItU bouie , AH
bad a pot of voupmado , of which he and h :
' prteok.Vlieu they bad nearly fiulah
' - " -il , u human finger wwfhhedou
ThBeatlajftauied. Wbora
that Kujftf MR.B from 1 * the ( mention. It was
' " "up in tbo oysters fur naf
'If'tirtt fNully ever eat auy.tuoro
Is-
ystcrs they will fro through the can thorough-
before they nro cooked.
The board of education moots next Mon-
ay evening.
The San * Ccremonto club gav.o a pleasant
op nt tbo Mtllard last ovoning.
liy midnight last night the weather ,
Which bad boon bitterly cold for thlrty-slx
ours previous , moderated considerably. At
> at hour there were good proipocU for n mild
* y
The employes of WoMians & McIIwan
made them n Christmas present of n largo
alomlar time regulator , which now orna-
monte their olfico nnd Is very much appro
bated. "
Klsowhoro It Ii mentioned that the 1J. &
f. railroad will adopt central standard time ,
! io change taking cUcct January C , next. It
thought that the U. F. will make a similar
liango before long.
The telegraphers of Omaha have ralsml
255 for their ball nnd supper to bo given Jan-
ary 28th. The dance will bo hold In
Crounso's ball , and the supper will bo giv en at
laconic ball.
A pair of horaos on tbo Sattndors itroet
ar line got away from their driver yesterday
.ftcrnoon . nnd made qulto a lively chato down
ovoral BtreoU. Further than breaking of
lamms , etc , , wo do not think nny damage
won dona ,
-Hough Atlilor lodge No. 75 , A , V' It
A. . M. ( colored ) , bold n feittval of St. John's
ay nt tbo Masonic hall , at Sixteenth ttreol
, nd Capitol nvonuo , lait evening. 'flioro
were the customary oxorclios appropriate to
uch nn occasion. An oration was delivered
> y Hov.V. . A. flroon , of this city. I.ntor In
ho evening a social dance was given.
The skating rink won filled again last
ivcnlng with a largo crowd of spectators nnd
ikntors. There was a contest by couplon for
t prlro for the best lady skater. There wore
our contestants , MlMui Van Aernam , Dun
mm , Shlpman and House. The prize , a pair
if nlcklo-platod skates , was awarded by note
oto of the audience to Ml s House.
-T. 0 , Jones , n colored man who lives nt
fourteenth street and Capitol nvonuo , was
arreatod about half past 11 o'clock loot night
'or getting drunk and abusing hla family. Ifo
ivas n a high spreo. IFo broke the steve ,
iiKwhed eonio fumituro , and tnro tip things
[ onorally. Ho cloned the performance by
ticking bis wlfo out of doors and chasing her
down ntrcot. Ifo was placed In the city Jail.
Tlio special commission appointed to ns
ICBS dnmngoH to property condemned for right
if way for the Bolt railway , mrulo yontcrday
morning the following axsoBsmunts : Snuth 22
oot/of lot 4 , blocks , $1,000 ; south 08 foot of
ot 8. blocks , 81,850 } the middle 22 foot of
outii half of lot ! , block 8 , $1,100 ; nortli ( > G
oot of lot 4 , block 8 , S.V12.BO ; two-story
louao and barn on lot 4 , block 8 , $500 ; south
2 foot of lot -1 , block 8 , $1,350.
A Very Koinarkublo Itccovcry.
Mr. Goo. V.Willing , of Manchester. Mich. ,
raltoa : "My wlfo has been almost helpless
or five years , no hclplost that slio could not
urn over in bed nlono. She used two Uottleu
> f Kloctrio Blttom , and is so much imnrovod ,
hat she is now abln to do her own work. "
Kloctrio Bitters will do nil that In claimed
or them. Hundreds of testimonials attest
heir great curative powcra. Only fifty cents
nbottlo nt 0 , F. Goodman's.
CLOAKS
If low prices will do it , wo propose to
close out every cloak and wrap , both
Ladies aud Missoaby Januiry 1st. News
: s yojir time to secure a bargain.
L. B. WILLIAMS & SON ,
m&o27-3t Cor. 15th and Dodge Sts ,
THE DOUBTS ,
BuBlnosH Done BolDro the Tliroo Jit
In the United States court yesterday
the well-known case of Matt. Patrick vs
Krwin Davis , occupied the day.
In the district court , before Judge Neville
villo , the forenoon was occupied by ai
argument on a motion by plaintiir for
now trial in the case of Fostnor vs. The
Omaha & Southwestern railroad coin
pany. A suit was commenced by Glare
mont 0. Smith against J. Phillip Boo tc
recover the value of 110 barrels of dricc
apples alleged to have boon delivered b ;
plaintiff to defendant in 1878 to bo soli
on commission. Oharloa Vomplow instituted
tutod suit against Caroline Chambers t <
sot aside n mortgage foreclosure nnd n
master's deed to lot 7 , in block 41 , in tin
city.Ulcason
Ulcason , who was recently convicted o
robbery , was sentenced yesterday of
tornoon by Judge Neville , to tlio pen !
tontiary for nine yours.
In the police court yesterday afternoon
the examination of Georgia St. Claire
charged with enticing two young girls ti
become inmates of a house of prostitu
tion , was begun. The witnesses for th
prosecution , the girls themselves , wor
examined. The case was continued unti
ono o'clock to-morrow afternoon.
An Editor's Tribute ,
Tbcron T. Kofttor. HJltorof Vt. Wayne
Ind. , "Gazetto , " writes : 'Tor the past flv
years bnve always used Dr. King' * Now DU
covory , for coughs of mont severe character , ai
well as for those of a milder tyjra. It nevo
falls to effect n upoocly euro. My friends t <
whom I have recommended U , speak of It i
name high terms , Having been cured by it o
every cough I have had for five years , I con
alder It the only reliable aud sura euro fo
Couiihs. Colds , oto. " ( Jail at 0. F. Goodman'
Druu SUiro aud got u t'rte Trial liottlo , T.urg
8Uo $1.00.
OONGUEGATIONAIj
The Young MlBBlonnrlcH Give Au Un
t'orlulninont.
Lost evening , at tlio First Congregational
tional church , the Prairie Lights nnd th
Willing Workers societies of the mission
nry association gave nn entertainment fo
the benefit of tbo church building fund
The Prairie Lights society ! a composer
of boys nnd the Willing Workers an
girls. Tlio entertainment was a com
pluto IUMOV and draw a largo nudlonco
In ull , about forty children took par
in the entertainment. The princijm
feature of the evening was the fan dril
exhibition by the little girls. This was
especially well received by the audience
Eighteen boys , with u variety of limtru
inoiiti , furnished the orchestra music
Solos , duels and choruses were given b ;
the children , All the children took par
in n plvnsing mUturoof song called "Th
Baby's Opera. " The entertainment closer
with the aingicg of a Christinas carol b ;
th > children.
Then there was n auppor and a sock
gond time for everybody.
Much of the euccoss of the entertainment
mont is duo to the onorgqtio work o
Mrs. Kuatiu and the ladies who asiUtoc
hur. The entertainment will ba ropoato
at the cliurch this afternoon at : 'M.
MAGNATES IN COUNCIL.
.Meelimtof aNnmlieror High Rail
road Officials Yesterday ,
'ho ' Mooting I * In Relation to cho
Trlpnrtllo Afrrccinent ,
The associated proas report announced
lug morning that there was to bo a .moot-
ig of several railroad olllcials nt Council
Jlufls yesterday.
A Bun reporter at the depot yesterday
morning noticed several special aira , bo-
onging to dilforont roads , and concluded
liat tlio associated press correspondent
musthavoboonn little "olT'inrogard to the' ,
lace of mooting. The railway magnates
were all in this city this morning and on-
ored into council in the parlors of the
lillard hotel at 11 o'clock. A
cssion of ono hour was hold and then
n adjournment was had for dinner.
Everybody is decidedly mum as to
what is being done or what is going to bo
,0110 , , and nobody outside of the ring
nowa anything about it. It is certain ,
lowovcr , that this meeting is in regard
to the tripartite agreement.
The eve of the dissolution of the Iowa
iool is at hand , and it is necessary forte
to bo done within the next
our or five days.
S. H. H. Clark , of the Union Pacific ,
joimontcd to toll a reporter yesterday that
10 did not think the consultation would
) o finished until to-night.
There are present attho mooting , Marin -
in llugbitt and n. 0. Wicker , of the
Chicago & Northwestern ; P. E. Hall , of
lie Sioux City & PaciDo ; II. 11. Cable ,
V. M. Sago , 11. Oowor , II. Hoffman and
Thomas F. Withrow , of the Chicago &
Hock Inland ; S. S. Merrill , J. T. Clark
and A. 0. Bird , of the Chicago , Milwau
coo & St. Paul ; Capt. II. S. Hayes , of
; ho Missouri Pacific ; Ooorgo Olds , of the
Wabosh.
At tho' conclusion of the mooting , if
everything is satisfactory , the proceed-
ngs will probably bo given to the public.
WHA OUT DOWN TO J1USINE.SS TO-BAY.
The representatives of the railroads in-
.orostcd in the tripartite agreement spent
yesterday discussing the situation in an
nformal nmnuor and preliminary skir
mishing. Nothing definite was done ,
owing mainly to the lateness of the ar-
ival of Captain Uaya , Mr. Olds and Mr.
Jlodgott , representing the Wabosh and
Missouri Pacific roads. To-day , however ,
.hoy will got down to business and preb-
ibly como to a general understanding.
! t is ( possible , however , that they will
lot got through bofoio to-morrow after
noon.
The Chicago , Burlington & Quincy
oad is not represented , and the nbsonco
of its representatives is regarded as rathpi
n significant fact. It moans that it wil !
not accept the terms of the tripartite
agreement , but will act indopondontly.
TUB HT. JOB AND WKSTKIIN KKCEIVKll.
The loading ofllcials of the St. Joe &
Western railway mot yesterday at the
Paxton hotol. The object of the moot
ing was to take some notion in regard to
the appointment of a receiver. The
mooting was attended by Messrs. Qoo
B. Smytho , L. D. Tuthill , W. II. Ros
sington , Gov. Silos Woodson , D. D
Burnos and Winslow Judson. The rpat
was formerly leased by the Union Pacific
but 'did not pay , and application woe
made aomo time ago for a receiver , Mr
Smytho being appointed. Ho will take
charge January 1st. The other busincs
of the mooting is not known.
Bucklon'a Arnica Salvo.
The greatest medical wonder of the woiic
Warranted to speedily euro Burns , Outs , IT
con. Salt Rheum , ITovor Sores. Cancers. Plica
Chilblains , Coma. Totter , Chapped hands
and all ikln eruptions , guaranteed to cure I
every Instance , or money refunded. 25 conta
or box
OHIEF CLERKSHIP ,
niunors Thnt Mr. Btnuy Is to Uo Suj
planted.
It has boon rumored that Air. Stacy
chief clerk of the railway mail sorvic
is to bo supplanted , and that John IV ]
Butler , of Pawnee county , had boon recommended
commended for appointment in place o
Mr. Staoy.
If such a move is contemplated thor
is , apparently , no ouo but the promulga
tors of the schema that know anything o
it. No word lias boon received nt th
ollico of Air. SUicy , in this city , tha
would indicate any change.
If there is any change , however , Mr
Staoy will probably move n Atop higho
up the government ladder.
Mr , Butler , the man. spoken of , IH n
present head clerk in the railway ma
service ou the Omaha & Hastings rai
road , and is looked upon as an oxcollon
man , and ono fully competent to till Mr
Stacy's chair.
Central Time on the B , & BL
Sunday , January 0 , 1883 , the B. & III
will adopt'tho central division standar
timo. This time will bo used on th
main line and brannhos as far west a
McCook. From MeOook to Denver th
mountain division time will bo uset
The central division time is 24 minute
faster than Omaha timo. The aotua
hours of arrival and departure of train
will not bo changed. The rnilroa
clocks will bo moved ahead , nnd the fig
urea in the time-table changed to cor
respond.
1'uHnotl ThrouKhtho Heavenly Gate
JJoocmber21 , 1KH.'I.
Mrs , Lucy. A. MoIIorron was bor
September Oth , 1821 , in Dryden , Tompkins
kins county , N. Y. , died December 24th
1883. She was consequently D9 year
and nearly 4 mouths of ago. She was
born of religious parents , both of when
have preceded her , She had early religious
ligious training , which has all throng'
her lifo boon plainly manifest in ho
daily talk and conduct. Her lifo has
boon ono continued round of good niv
noble deeds , olways having n kind greet
ing for friends , and over ready to eon
a helping hand to the needy and eve
ready to assist tlio fallen to reform. 8h
married the writer of this article , JuK
Oth , 1850 , and 1ms over since boon a kind
true nnd faithful wife. During the thir
ty-threo yonrs of our married lifo I car
truly say I have never known her to to !
u falsehood or do what she thought to t
wrong , but was always careful un >
conscientious , and would rather sutle
wrong than do wrong. For nearly sevo
oars she has been a great sufferer , being
filleted with trouble with the stomach
nd liver. So great was her suffering
lint her death would not hnvo como un-
xpocted nt nny time during the past six
cars. Amid ft all she never murmured
or complained , but bore it all with
irislinn patience nnd resignation.
When kind friends would sympathize
nd s y your suffering is very severe , she
rould say , not morp so than is nocpasary ,
or my good Qed will not cause his chil- '
ren to suffer unnecessarily. With all my
ulToring His grace is sufHciont for mo.
On the morning of December 2tth her
anctificd spirit was roloisod from its
uttering , and carried by nngol bands to
10 paradise of God. I donot know which
no of the twelve gates of heaven she on-
red , but if their is ono gate with larger
cnrl than another , nnd with hinges of
old more ponderous than another , nnd
with arch more triumphal than another
nd wifjj wniting chnriot of swifter wheel
nd snowy courses than another , I think
lat was the ono through which my wife
ntorod heaven. For surely it may bo
laid of her :
Karth bad none bolter ,
And heaven bos none purer.
od grant tbat when I hnvo run tny earthly
race
I may have all my sins forgiven ,
io purified by grace ,
Anil moot my angel wife In heaven.
O. II. McHr.imoN.
AHAPPJFEAST ,
Dinner Given totlicMlsslon BchoolH
Ycsl crdny Noon
Olillclrcn Fed.
At twelve thirty p. m. yostotday , three
hundred little ono seated themselves at
dinner in the Y. t 0. A. hall. Supt.
Svvit/lor said grace , and thrcu hundred
tniling faces "bobbed up aoronoly" and
ix hundred little fists in all conditions
if cleanliness were thrust forth ,
what they could devour. "
With dainties unlimited and appetites
unparalleled , the enjoyment of the hour
ras depicted in each face. Fingers dis-
aifccd knives and forks , and the ladies
vroro kept very busy supplying the de
mand inado upon the larder. The latter ,
hanks to the good people of the city ,
irovcd equal to the occasion , and no ono
was sent away hungry.
This evening a concert and Christmas
rco festival-will bo hold in the same place
md each ono will receive a present ,
tlcssra. 8 wit/.lor and Miller and Airs. S.
I. II. Clark and the superintendents 01
of the schools , with the ladies ant
ontlomon connected with the enterprise ,
losorvo great credit for the happiness
-hoy have conferred in this charitable
work.
i -OLOAKS -
If low prices will do it , vro propose to
close out every cloak and wrap , both La
dies and Missus , by January 1st. Now
'a your time to secure a bargain.
L. B. WILLIAMS & SON ,
imto27-3t Cor. 15th and Dodge Sts.
PEHSONiVL , .
Chief Clerk Stacy , of the railway mall ser
vice is in Chicago.
Senator Van Wyck , who returned from
Washington on Tuesday , is in the city.
S. S. Merrill , J. T. Clark and A. C. Bird
of the Milwaukee road , are at the Faxton.
F. B. Woodrow special agent for Brat
street's commercial agency , left for the wes
to-day. , '
M. Hugliitt , II. C. Wicker and P. E. Hal
of the Northwestern railway , are at the Ml
lard.
lard.O
O , N. Davenport , of the Millard hotel , lef
for Now York state Tuesday afternoon , to
visit his father who is seriously ill.
Hon. William Any an , United States lam
officer at Grand Island , and Postmaster How
ard , of the same place , are in the city.
11. R. Cable , Thomas F. Withrow , W. M.
S.vo > H > Gower and H. Hoffman , all of th
Hock Island railway , are at the Millard.
Goo. B. Smyth , L. D. Tuthill , W. H. Ho
nuttoii ! , Gov. Silos Woodson , D. D. Bun
and Winulow Judson , of the K. C. , St. J , i
C. B. railway , are at the Paxton.
.Tohn Boattygcnoral western man for lleei
Jones & Co. , left fur hln licadquurtcrH at Oj. ,
don to-day. Ho ivill remain In the west unt
next Juno.
C. W. Klstluo , of Denver , and lii prlvat
secretary , passed through this city Uils men
ing on route to Chicago. They occupied th
directors car of the Central Pacific. The ca
will bo taken through to Now York , and wi
bo occupied upon the return trip by Mrs
Mark Hopkins.
Mrs. S. H. Kennedy leaves to-day for Lor
uinlo , Wyoming , her future residence.
A. H. Spun , of Crouton , Iowa , was a guos
of H , K. Burkot jeatonlay.
Capt. It. S Hayes , ot the Missouri Pacific
and George Olds , of the Wabash , are at til
Millard.
Gen. Isaac Coo , of Nebraska City , is ainon
the arrivalu nt the Paxton.
K. D , Walxh , of Fremont , Is at the Mt
lard.
lard.Jixiiiea
Jixiiiea Marah. of Blue Spring , is staying u
the MillarO.
Chan , lllgg , of Beatrice , arrived nt the Ml
lord yesterday.
W. W. Wiuaon , of Beatrice. t at the Mil
Inrcl. ,
W. A. Wells , of David City , is register *
at the Millard.
J.W.W bsterof Lincoln , Is at the Paxton
W. S. Hey anil wife , of Fremont , ' ara a
the Paxton ,
N , 8. Hurwood , of Lincoln , iu attouilln
court aud stopping at the Paxton.
] : . L. Trlckoy , of Uncoln , Is in the city aui ,
at the Paxton.
OrlauJu Tclft , of Aurora , is registered a
the Pftxtou.
OlirlstimtH Festivities nt Saratoga
Tlio B. IV. A. B.
Lyceum hall was crowded to its ut
most capacity Christmas evening , on the
occasion of the Christmas festival of th
Union Sunday school. The hall was
tastefully decorated by llorist Craig , to
whom the school is indebted , nnd to numerous
morous other friends , as well aa to the
ofllcioncy of the committees for the auo
coas of the entertainment. The decora
tioiiB included the motto , "Wo have sect
Ilia star iu the east , " which was workot
in moss and placed on the north wall o
the hull , There were also several beau
tlful bouquets. The literary programme
consisted of singing and the ropruseuta
tion of tlio twelve mouths by difl'eren
individuals in costume , which wna miiti
interesting , The opening piece , "llai
the Day of Jubilee , ' by Misses Uuatii
aud Smith aud Moaan , Christie and Kus-
n , was very acceptable , Santa Claus
as present , being ably personified by
f. H. Lawton , much to the mciri-
mont of the small boys. The tree was
oavily loaded with the useful as well as
10 ornamental. At the clone , refresh-
lents were served in abundance , _ after
hicli all took their departure with a
nanimoun verdict of a grand good timo.
ThoS. W. A. S. society will give their
cond annual entertainment on Now
oars night , at Lyceum hall , for the ben-
it of our Sunday school. They have
10 drama , "Undo Tom's Cabin , " in
, ndy , nnd are rehearsing nightly , intend-
ig it as the main feature. Judging from
loir eminent success of a year ago wo
aye no doubt of the success of the enter-
riso. Other attractions are promised
Inch will be mentioned in a day or two
Mrs. Edwin Patrick and daughter , Miss
onnio , are at Blair , spending the holi
ays.
There will bo no mooting of the literary
nd debating society this week aa the
sttal mooting would como midway bo-
ween the holidays when there are so
rmny other festivities. The next regular
looting occurs on Saturday evening ,
January 5 , 1884. CUCKOO.
A NAUGHTY
Jcrtlo Dolun ElopCH From Hoarding
School "With a Young Man , In
Opposition to All Com-
nmiulH.
Gortio Dolun , n young girl well knowi
n this city , whore she resides , was son
o Baltimore by her mother , a few months
iinco , to attend boarding school.
Prior to her leaving this city she hac
nado the acquaintance of a young man
> y the name of John D. Reynolds , and
\a Gortio was of young and tender years
lor mother objected to the attention
> aid her by Reynolds. Gortio was son
away to school to keep her from Hey
lolds , society , but the young man was
evidently , as badly ' 'stuck" oii'Gortio ' n
she was on him , and followed her to Bal
imoro.
The latter part of last week Mrs. De
an was greatly surprised at receiving
olcgram from the principal of the board
ng school that Gertio had eloped. Th
mother immediately telegraphed th
mncipal to look up the young couple an <
utvo thorn married.
The principal hunted up the younj
oiks and compelled the young Ilomoo t
vcd Gortio , and the probability is tlui
.hoy will soon make mamma a visit ii
, lna city , and as is usual in such cases
receive the paternal blessing.
Wo glean the following from an cosi
em paper in regard to the marriage ja
" 5 or tie Dolan :
BALTICOISK , Md. , Doc. 24. Ther
was a romantic wpdding her
this Christmas eve at Miss Christian *
Young Ladies' seminary. The bride was
Miss Gortio Dolan , of Omaha , Nob. , and
the groom John D. Reynolds , of Jefler-
son county , Ponn. She is 17 , pretty ,
and the daughter of a wealthy widow.
Ho is 25 and well oft * . They mot several
months ago in Omaha. Gertio's mother
thought her too young to marry and
objected to her being engaged or
keeping company with Mr. Rey
nolds , She continued , however , to
meat him clandestinely , and finally
the mother made her daughter prepare
to como to Baltimore , and put her in the
Young Ladies' seminary. The same train
that Miss Gertio loft Omaha in also car
ried Mr. Reynolds. Ono of her relatives
accompanied Miss Dolan , and prevented
any lovers' meetings on routo. As soon
as she was safely ensconced in the board
ing school , notwithstanding that strict
orders had been given not to lot her cor
respond with gentlemen or meet thorn ,
she continued to write to John , and the
other evening they planned an elope-
mont. She went to the Carrollton
to moot him , but Miss Chris
tian outwitted the young lover ,
got _ there before him , and
carried Miss Gortio back to the seminary.
Then the lovers telegraphed to Mrs.
Dolan tolling her that they were deter
mined to marry , and bogging her consent.
To-night the mother telegraphed her con
sent and m the parlor of the seminary to '
night the couple were married by the
Ilov. W. M. Dome , of .tho Episcopal
church , the teachers and fioino of the
students being present. Mr. Reynolds
carried his pretty Christmas gift oil' to
night to his homo in Pennsylvania.
DIED.
WITTMACK Mrs. Mi.Iv'ne WUtmacfc ,
wife ot ( ! 'urgo Wlttnmck , 23 yearn of age.
li'uuernl .from the residence , over Bolln &
Oo.'g store , Sixteenth and California utreotu ,
Friday , nt 2 p. m. Friends of the family are
invited ,
ANDKRSON In this city , December 25 ,
1883 , Augusta Anderson , need 1 ! ) years.
Immoral took place December 27th , at 2 p.
HI. , from KlghtoaJHh and Cong streets.
NEUMANN-In this city , December 20 ,
1883 , Johanu Neumann , daughter of H.
Nouman , aped G years.
Funeral will take place December 30 , at 2
p. in. , from Thirteenth ami Jackson streets.
ilOLINS Tha oldest child of Joseph and
, JCmina Holing , nged 2 yean and 0 month * ,
vnt 1021 Farnam rtreet.
Funeral will tttke place from the family
residence at 1 o'clock this afternoon.
OOHSKNBKIN The eleven months uld son
of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ochsenboin tiled
night before la t of dlptherin.
Funeral to-morrow at the Illume , 1721
North Eighteenth street.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Til ) * powder never ru-lei. A murel of purity
rensh aud vthoIeeomeiieM. More eoonoWc l thin
the oJluiry kiudt , and euinol bo told Iu eompctltlou
wlththu multitude of luw te t , short i > l ht , alum ot
pl > 08 | < batapvvirdcn.Sold oul/In calm , lloval Hit
rowdirOix.101 Will BUc l New York.
CASTORIAF
; Infants and Children
Wlthont Morphiao or TTnrootlnQ.
What RlTW our Children twy checks ,
AVint cures their fevers , mn.KM them sloop ;
t. 'TU OnKtnrliu
When Babies fret , rind cry * > y turns ,
What cures their colic , kills their worms ,
t Hut Cimlorla.
What quickly ctirti Constipation ,
Bour Stomach , Colds , Indigestion :
Hut Cnfttorln.
Pnroirell Uicn to Morphine Syrups ,
Castor Oil and mrcRorfc , onil
lIMlCnutnrln.
Contour Llnlmont. Annt-
olnto euro for Rhonmjxtisjn ,
Sprains , Burns , Galls , &o. , nnd an
inatiintauoons Pnln-rollovcr.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
; urspeclals will Posltlvelynot bo Inserted
unless paid m advance.
TO LOAH-Moaov.
TO LOAN The lowest rat ot Interest
MONEY ' Loan Agency , 16th & Doughs 234-tf
TO MJAtf In sums ( 1600. and upward.
MONKY Davis iml Co. , llcal Krtata mid Io.n
Agents , 1605 Famam St. 393-tt _
TO LOAN J. T. Bcatty cans on chixtto |
MONEY , 213 South 14th St. dcclfl
HBLP WANTBU.
WANTED Bo stone masonri , ase' S3. Iloanl
J3.60. Apply at once. II. MANNWFILKK ,
lltli nt. , near Karnam. 657-281
WANTED 100 men f,0 mllc bclim VlrkMiuru ,
Jlav * . II. MANNWEILEU. BM.2SJ
WANTKD A German illnln. room kitchen | { lr ) .
He 80ami Hoppc , 418 S. 13th SI , between
Harner anil Howard. 605 tf
TTfANTHD A cookand onowluninJerstaiiiliiiicit
andpistry work. Aipl\ ] t Ncwpaper Union ,
comer 12th and Hounrdht. BCO-S8
TX7 ANTED Chambermaid and laundrcM
VY Uttly at Occidental Hotel. iW-tf
A Rlrl for general hou < o ctk In a
small family 2 5 Da cnpurt St. tCOtf
Kxpcrlcnccd hands to imko .loans
WANTED
pants. Steady work. Canllcld's factory 1107
Hamcy SL 670 20
TXTANTKD Hey 14 to 10 jew jeara old that tan
VT vncak Cicrnmn to attend otllcv. Dr. Watte , N.
W. corner 14th and Doili ; ? . E04 27t
WANTKD Ahoy to clean npnndattcndpool room
to 1m ird at home , 314 8. luth St. 602 29 }
TX7ANTED Clrl at 1308 Davenport St.
W 577-2
/ \NEexperienced dlnln ; room girl wanted liumed-
\J lately at St. Charlci Hotel. 555-S9
WANTED Three persons to learn book-keeping.
] Situations Match 1st. Call 7 to 0 , livening * ,
over 1518 Douglas Btrcit. 641-291
\
} \T7ANTKD ( llrl todogeiunl lionsewmk , t 1110
'J Vl Kernini street. 613-27
WANTED A girl to do general house-work tit
2119 California St. 3.13-20 }
WANTKll A good K"l r"t thu Western house ,
18th and Picrco streets. 633 L'Bl
WANTHD Men ami women to ntatt a new busi
ness at their homes. No peddling ; 10 to GO ctd.
an hour made. Send 101 ents for twtHo rxnipleeund
Instructions C. K. ItOWKN , Brockton , iiaes , Box
32,1. d24-cod6t
WANTKD A tlrst cla- cook at Commercial Hotel ,
Coin , Ion a. Klthcr whlta or colored. Good
'W. Addrc "L'ouiincrclal Hotel. " 622-tf
WANTKD A good washer and Ironer at 2108
Dodge street. . 6US-tf
WANTKD A ( iurman lady cook at American
house , 925 Douglas street. MSil4t
WANTED Oood active woman to wait on table
and do chamber work , between 11 and
12 o'clock , wages $1.00 per week. Inq < ilro at
012 Douglas St. -HStf
T ADIE3 Oil YOUNO MEN Ir. tlty or country to
I J take nice , light and pleasant work at their on n
homes ; ( fl to $5 a day easily and qulchly made ; work
sent by mall ; no Qinvassinn ; no ulamp for reply.
I'lease address Keliable ilan'f'g Ca , PtilladelDhlaPa ,
draw or TF. 318-tu thur-sat lin
WANTED Flrat class dlnlm ? room girls , at Met
ropolitan hotol. Apply at once. 370-tt
V\7anted A good cook , male nr fcma'c , ulno one
T illnlns room girl , Address Uaunder'ri Hume ,
Friend , nti . 533 31
SITUATIONS WANTED.
- ? , ry , * - * * i < 3CTfM ) 1,1- - , , n 11
l ) Situation as Becomf/Klrl In private
. fanJly , can do plain sewlnp , good reference.
Inquire 2018 California St. f.Ol-2't
" \T7ANTEa Dy a 3 oung lady ftw ing by tboiUy iu
V ) private families 704 N. 10th Bt. , up stairs.
631-23 *
WANTED Fora young girl a place ti > assist In
the earn of children , Inquire ut 1719 Douglas.
5S3f
WANTED To trade , line pair of roadsters , top
bujriry anil double hatn > s < < for Omaha property
For partlculaiH , iuqulro of C. K : Mayne & Co. , 11'm
Karnam street. 405 tl
MI80ELLANEOU3' WANTS.
" 1X7ANTED Ten (10) ( ) L'cntlemmlj jmine men to
Tl board witli or without room utfilO.H 14th bt.
603-18 *
\\7ANTED-Wcll lurnlshcd bed nd elttluK room
T ? for two gentlemen. Want loo.tlon nouth ol
Dimxlas aniliiiitbejond 1Mb ttreet. Prleu not so
much an object ai comfort. Addref s-'U. It II. " Bee
oltlce. 613 tf
WANTED To runt , barn with room for 15 or 20
horsen and 10 biiKi'los. Apply too. W. Kings
north Nebraska aid lovva InlurancgCo.,210 l&tliHt.
4877 ; ! !
FOB EENT nouoes ana Lota.
FOH HKNT B new C room houses for rent. In-
iiulre on 10th St. next door to Pacific Hotel ot at
1811 Cans .Street. P.J. Creedjn. 678-tf
FOH 11ENT Dwelling No. BIT south 15th St.
Alt. I ) , .lones. 671-3
FOIl IlENT House of clrflit rooma , No. 1803 Call-
fortla atreet , IJ per moiuli. Imjulro of Z. 1) ) .
hnlgbt , Hertld olficu. coo WJ
A furnlilied room Ith lioard at 2112
Cullfornla St. 6(0-10
ga with four rooms cellar , bard
, and soft water t $14 , per month. Inquire at No.
824 south 18th bt. 654-Joj
TTlOll UENT-Two house , 10 roomn pach. All mul.
J.1 irn ImproicmciiU Cor. 17th and UurU In.
< | ulreat Iluo ollico.
FOIl UENT An 8 room dwelling near depot.
A 4 room cottage near lltli and Capitol ave.
Aiplendld room miiUblu tor carpenter shop ,
638-ti ; J.N'0. r. EDWAItDS , llllVannin bt.
1JIOR KENT KuinUhod loom 1B1 I'aruam street !
JL Uii2.MI
FOIl RKNT FurnUhtxl room mid day board at
r < aton U > ) tes at 1814 Davcnjiort at. O.'l-31 |
TTWIt HENT A new store room. Alio ono flat
X' with all modern Improvement ; . Hutt reasonable
to good portion. Loruuen'd Illeck , cor , 13th and
Howard Ktro-t. 812-tl
FOlt KENT Houko ot MX rooms and b rn. la.
Qi'lroat U. h. Uotd , cor. 10th uid Douglas fats.
& 02-23I
-OU nENT-On Ctpliol IIUJ , oot'ago nix roomi
'
. 1442 Capitol avenue. 412-29) )
FOB KENT Tuouewutoien. one a good rUco for
K k'utory ct cluiiing ctore nnj the other a very
net lr ble pUcr lor irebUunnt , l o roomi to reut.
Cunningham's block 13th and Jtckton , { 59.in
FOH IlKNT-6 . room huuw , tarn , fruit , cro
4 room boiuw , S ocroi.
14 room IIOUM > now. Ay HS
. 1607 raniam.
FOB KXLIIANaB-Clty nwldeJicai , Uro an < lbui
IIICM chance * . J. w. LOUNSBUUY ,
- nth and rtrnvn.
" 17011 ItKSl UouMMvea rooiui.
J ? IV ) J. Vlllffi UOK , Stb an 1 3pruc vtrteti.
TJ on UKNT-Fnfnlrticd room * on th * n ° rtfiwM
rcoM8thnndCapltol Tenu , formerly CrjIjrMon
House. ? ? ? . -
HoF BKJrr-Boom * In NebrwU Nation * Bjnk
FOR . llont dc lr ble offlces In th city.
Supplied with hvdraullo elevator and heated M
s . Apply at _ Hank. _ < L"-
turnKhnl romu tor rent t 10..Kme . enointi
O < for two occupants , 1914 Welxterstreet. 843-tl
TTIOIltEASK-Four cholc * lot * onSOth St. , long
E tlme.aiT N IBtb tit. J. t. Marble. " !
FUU SALE. _
T OIl 3AI.K A. corner store room , laora ami conJ -
J ; venlcnt. with 6 j car lc * e.
The tninltnie of an client double residence.
Umi o tulloffrstclaMtcnanl pajlryJOplHrmonth. ;
t3fl.tl J. K. UPWARDS , 1111 Famam St.
UiI
I.-Oll jjALBOMIlBNT-Alarwhou'O , IS rooms
J ? Su table for saloon and boarding bouso. ingulra
No. 1816 rierca street. t > W3U
NiI SAtB-A good milch covf. Inquire t the
NiI Western lloiite , 10th and I'lcreo Sts. J27-23I
I BALE The l * t stock farm fn Nebraska ,
about 000 acres , with full control of a sue track
01 Union I'aclllo railway , five miles cast of Vremont.
011C acre * In cultivation , with a Rood noiiw , 1 llco ,
KMroracre. 0. r. DAMS * to. ,
IliElSst H05 Famam Street.
t ORHAMJ-Threemllcdfromcltj , 3 anos , spp.
1 ? daily su ted for Karclenlnu , Ith house , b rn , M
.earing . apple trees , Rrai i vines In beatlnif , h f acre
HlilUVItRllKI.U
OU SM.r1'ortlami and S < 11 llvly Cutters
I 1 and 8lel bs , at No. 14 0 nd 1411 UoJtfo street.
& 00-29
iriOH SAUOnly llrst claw hotel In a lite town o f
J ? two railroad * , Yliltnov House , Oils * old , to.
447-1 moj
8AIE Few lotf on Wle Wilde. Call and
FOIl abstraction of title. John U. WIluV lll
Dodge St. 409-1 mo
riOll 8AIE-A fatxIncM mans residence8 rooms i
blocks north we tof Post OIHce.W ! 250.
83x132 vacant 8 blocks N. W. of I' . O. $1.800.
397-tf McCAOUK , oppo lt V. 0.
F"bll SAtiK-Thrc lots In Haincom placo. JOO
each , tntntbly iiamcnta. McCAOUl : , opposite
i O. 3.0-tf
I OR SALK-A'uholesalo np'lonor ' ped Jlers vnwon
F new nml f ney. OJ.tANAN&CO. 379-tl
TTIOIlSALi : ily two story brick residence , 16th
J ? and St. Mary'flavenue. Urge b rn , out-house ,
water vvorAii , will arranged. Ut 60x200. Pi w
17.500. Best Bargain In Omaha. Call at M. Toft
' ' " ' ' ' *
. 'eople's B nlt.
TTIORSAIiE 12 lots , ono block west of Park av
Jjmiocars. Lots 60x150. Will sell the whole trort
or S7.100 , If sold before January 1st , 18S1. Heal on-
late owners bid tills bargain , 30U cell at People B
Bunk. 88-tt
SALV Clioleo buslnc property , three lola
FOIl . Saundan and diaries Stroit. It will pay ycu
to Investigate this offer. Call at People's Bank. ,
V27B-tf
TTIOII SALK-Improved property , which will pay
JL' tlio buyer 20 per cent on tbe Im ostmcnt. Rents
for 81,020 per vear. All occupied by lint class ten.
anta. Will sell for $10,500 , If nold BOOH. All or one-
half coth , balincc , ono to live } ears. The above Investment -
vestment Is north In\i8tlgatlon. Call at the Pcoplp a
Bank. ® &u
CATTLK AND OLVDE3DALK HOUSES.
POLLKD Is taklnR orders for spring Im
portation ot the above. Prices muchbclow thoee at
auction Bilen. References to those supplied. John
McCulloch , 11L Trust and Say. Bank , Chicago.
203 2mt
FOH SALE 0 Rood stovessome furniture and a
Urge iiiiantlty of excellent wine very cheap 1608
California t. 83Mmo
OH SALC A nrst class Becond hand top
B Call at 1319 Uamoy street 97tf
F 'OR ' SALE Two portaoie ooi.crs , 10 jorao power
Apply at D. FITZPATKICK ,
" 218 South 16th Street.
SALB Ola newBpapen in largo and email
quantities at thin office. tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
On How ard between 13th ard 14th fctt , or
LOST
un 14th Between Howard and Kamama e-nall
pii'flo containing S-2. Monday mornlni ; . Kiudur
iileose leave at tills ollico and be rewarded.
635-23) )
STIIAYIJD Adark brown'pony about Ojears oM ,
bcnvv inane. Howard will bo plven for thoro-
tuni to Li 11. Wlsbv S. E. corner 13tb and CnsVellar
'
St. 6BJ-295
MASQUERADE BALL , Saturday , January 5th ,
1&3J , at H. Ruser's , one and a half uiileswett
of Han&coui Park. 463-11) )
EDWARD KUEHL ,
UAGISTER OP PALSTYBTEKT AND CONDITION.
ALIST , 303 Tenth street , between Farnam and Bar
ney , will , with the aid of guardian spirits , obtaining
JJJ one gluco ot tb past and present , and tbo
certain conditions In the future. Boots and shoes
mije order. Perfect satisfaction iruarautced.
Matter of Api'llratlon of Peter Goof tor Liquor for
cen c.
NOTlcr.
Notlre la herobvxhcn that l'ctcrUoo < idlliiionthe |
28th ilay ot l > < .c. , A. 1) . , 1833 , tile bin application to
tbe mavur antl city council of Unuha , for license to
M.II JIait , SplrltouH and Vinous Uaunn , at No.1508 12
Furnain strict , 4th uanlmaba , Nob. , from tbe lltli
il.iy of January , ISiSI , to the lltli day ot April , 1W1. (
II tlieru be no objection , remoiiitrnnco or | > rotett
filed ultbin tnnvu-ekM from Dec. Sfltli , A. U. 1MJ.I ,
tbe bald licuntu vUll be gianteil.
I'CTKIl OOOS , Applicant.
Tbe Onuba Die new-iajitr IlllpublUh tlio ab.no
notlcu OIKX carlieek for two weekn at tbe e jiLiisu
ot tbu nplieant. | 'lliu city of Uuialm Is not to } :
cli.lrL'L'il tberuvv 1th.
670 2vv-lun J. J. I , . C. JKWKTT , City Clerk.
.Mutkr ul Application of E < 1. O'Connor for IJquor
License.
KOTICK.
Notti-o U bcrcbr jtlv in tbat KJ O'Connor dU upon
tbu 'JOth il ly of Dec. , A. U. 1SS3. tile hti uppllci-
tln to the in.i ) nr anil cltj cjnncil of Oinaliafor
llrcn-u ) to n.11 malt , uiiirltnoiH and vinous liquors at
.No. 80.2 N. Hth strut. Fifth vvmil. Oiiuiha , Neb.
from the lltli day of Jan. 1SSJ , to tbu lltli duv nt
April , 1SS4. If there bo no ulijtction. mnonvtninco
orjirotcst filed within two wtcks from Dec. 'Mb , A.
1) . 1SSJ , tbe mtid license will be granted.
111) . O't'ON.NOIt. Applicant.
Ilio Onmlm Jcu ! neujvii ] > cr will imMinh the above
nntlou once each \vculv for tvio Mceks nt the cNpense
of tbo amilitnnt. Tbu clt ) of Omalu U not to l.o
cbarncd therevi Itli.
674 ' 't-lo-vk J. J. L. (7. JEWirrr , Ulty Clerk.
Matter of Application of IVlnnrd Maurur for Liquor
Licence.
NOT1CF-
Notlco is hereby ihcn ihat 1'xluard JIaurtrdlil upon
on the 2 > Jtli day of Dec. A.l > . 18S.I. lilo his amilicatloii
to the nmv or and city council of Omaha for licence to
sell malt , ( spirituous ami vinous liquors at No. 12U
Famam ttrcct , llilrdv\ardOmahj , Neb. , frnm the
llth iUy ol Jan.1834 , to the lltli dny of Ajinl ISijl.
II there lie no objection , remomttrance or protest
filed within tvto weeks from Dec. 28th , A. 1) . 1S3J ,
the bald licuiibo 111 lie granted.
KUW.JIAUllEH , Applicant.
ThoOin > haBconov\b | > a | > ervtlll publish thu aliovu
notleu once tucli tteek for t o vtceks at the uvixni e
of the apiillcant. The city of Omaha is notti l
charged therewith. J. J L. a JKWKTT.
C72-2v .lew LltyChrk
liatkr of Application ot O. Kalinbach or Liquor
License.
NOT1CK.
Notice U hereb } jdu'nthat Kalmbach ! did uiiorj
thuSOtli da ) ol Dec. , A. 1) . 18SJ , file lilt application
to the nujorand city council of Omaha , for jlceiiMj
to hell malt , xplrltoua and vinous liquors at No. 41"
8. mil btrtc't , 'lliltd v\unl , Omalu , Neb. , from tbe
llth day of January , IbJI. o thu lltli day of April
IfWl. If ilfisto IK : no objcctron , rvmoiibtrance or protest -
test Illod within tvto wicl , from Dec. 20th , A. 1) .
1MJ , the B.il.l llcuiiMi w 111 1 ) granted.
( J. Kil.MiiACil , Applicant.
Tlio Omaha co nowiiruiwr will publlnh the nbuva
notlco once tuch wtok fortwo wuoKnat the expeiiKi
of thu applicant. The. lit ) ol Omaha Is not to IHJ
m'Ked therewith
< 7e lit-uwk j. j. L. a JKWirrr , citvciurk.
Matter of Application ol Ocorge A Hill for Ltmtor
Llocnto.
NOTICI1
Notice U bcrub } ( 'l\cu that OeortuA.IIIllilldiiix > ii
the Mllulny uf Du-i inlicr. A. I ) , lbi.1 , tile liU UIH
plication to the major and city council of Omaha ,
tor license to net ) limit , spirituous and vinous liquors
at cor. | 2W and Cumliirfht. , fith ward , Omalu. Kob. ,
from the llth day of January , ISM , to thu .llth day
of April , 18S1.
II ( hero be no objection , remonstrance or protest
filed within two wn.ks from J > ec. 20tb , A.I ) . ISSJi.
tbu nald llcen 10 w 111 bv granted.
ULOKUBA. HILL , Applicant.
The Omaha llco newujmpur will publUh thu above
notlco once uacn week fui tuo'wcukl at the cipuibu
of tlit ) applicant Thu city ot Ouaha Ii not to Ui
6..3 : t-I v > kt J. J. L.O. JKWBTT , City Cliirk ,
Matter ol Application of Kmnk J. Ktujor for Liquor
Notice U hcrebv glvun that rVank J.
inwn tbu 2Uli day of l > tc.A. LI. IWJ , tlio liU up.
iillcatii'ii ' to thu major und ilty council nf ( luuh i fur
llcuiiK ) to Hll malt , splrltom and liniiw llqiiim < t
liohtmUn Hall , 13ili bt. , flrtt wurtl , Ouialu , Nub. ,
frum the lltli day o | Jan. JbSI , tu the lltluUv bl
April , 1M4 ,
It thvrv I * no obiirtlon , umoiiktrancu or pro.
tcstlllud wit 111 n two weeks from IX c. 24th , A. D.
1533 , tbu ulU llctnco will IH ) iinuittxl ,
KtAMt J , KAHIMM , ApiJli'int.
"Hie Onuha Vvo newiquiiwr vril ) publteh the ttbmn
notleu ones euch wwsk for two u outsat tbeHIII ( |
ol tbe applicant 'I'lio Uty of Omalu U not tu Lw
chanted tl ru lth.
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