8 THE DAILY BJEE-OMAHA , MONDAY , MARCH 3 ,
THE DAILY BEE.
OMAHA.
Monday Morning , March 3 ,
Tlio Wontlicr.
For the Missouri valley : Goncrall ;
cold weather , northcily winds ; highc
barometer during the day , followed b ;
rising temperature with cast to sout
winds Tuesday , followed by fallin
baring barometer and generally fai
weather.
LOOAL BREVITIES ,
Now crop clover and ttmotliy seed for sal
Shugart , Wnlto & Wloi , Council Bluffs , low ;
f8-lr
Frank Kellncr w.-xs the h ckman on Sal
urday discharged by Judge Uonoko.
Uov. Mr. Dotwller , of Cnrlhago collcg
Illinois , was yesterday olcctod pwitor of tl
ttngllnh Lutheran church In this city , ar
will be horo'noxt Sunday and proacli his fir
BOrmon.
Tlio month of Jlarch entered Saturdi
llko a lion , nnd it now remains to bo no
whether or not It will lake 1U departure
that meek nnd mild manner BO charactorist
of the little snoop.
Oak Chatham Is tlio name of n now ndi
tbn to the city of Omaha , the map forwhli
was filed on Saturday loot. It In sitimtod
the northwest quitttor of the nouthwc
< | iiartor of section 3 , township 1C , range
cast.
Tlio Inquest on tlio death of Wlllla :
1'lahcr , who suicided on Thursday night liu
dying In the city jail , will bo hold this fet
noon. A telegram has boon received from 1 :
brother in Texas ordering a decent burial
Jils exporso *
i-Gon. O. O. Howard , U. S. A. , will le
turo nt the Baptist church on Monday eve
ing , March 2 , 1881 , hU subject being tl
"JJattlo of Gottysburg. " Tickets nro sold ;
25 corits , reserved scats being HO cants nnd tl
lecture for the benefit and under the aunpic
of the Y. M. C. A.
Tlio ICulghts nnd Lndloa of Honor hoi
tlio first hop of a r.cilon of four Friday night i
Mnsunlc hall , There were about ono hundrc
couples present. It was ona of the most plop
nnt nnd best managed par-tie * of the soajso
having four Indies nnd four gentlemen Hoi
managers , who worked llkoboavcra to make
ploaiant for all. The next hop will bo ho
on March lltlu
- ! t > ollco court Saturdap there wo
tbroo oscs for intoxication. Ono wax sent i
for five days , ono was sentenced to ton da ;
in the count ) ' jail on broad and water mid tl
case njainxt tha third WJIH continued , Oi
dlaturbur of tlio peace wan fined S. nud cot
inlttcd. Ono vagrant was sentenced to ti
days on broad nnd water , while the ca
against a second vagrant was continued. Oi
man arrested for committing n nulianco w
held pending imoitlgation.
1'KltSUNAU
A. H. BOWAII , of Hastings , is in town ,
J. Huuyasa 19 stopping at tin Mlllnrd.
W. 15. Beach Is roistered nt the Millard.
7jlt. ( HoynoUlj U registered at tlio Millar
H. K. liadon , of Blair , Is a gucxt of t
Millard.
B. II , Uonldtng , of Kearney , Is nt the Me
lopolltan ,
F. Yogcl , 1'laltsmouth , is n guont of tl
J'axton.
Edward Snyder nnd A. ( , . M ooro , Kwin
aio at tlio I'.xxton. *
J. U. Blanohard , Loavonworth , ICas. , is i
the Motropolltan ,
Win. Stradman und I. 1C , JSoalon nro to ]
ping at the Metropolitan.
F. C. Harrison nnd F. M. Million , Llncol
are stopping nt the Faxton.
Alex. Ooardand James Allen Boxtou , a
Htopping nt the Metropolitan ,
Charles 1) , Smith nnd John Morrison , T.i
coin , are reglitorcd nt the i'axton ,
F. J . Furnlia and W. Dykci , Tlattsmout
ma stoppiDg at the Motropolltan ,
Bamuol Burns WOH n passenger on the tru
from the east yesterday morning.
J. T. Smltb , Cuiter , Dakota , nnd K. ' .
1) IYCH , nro at the Metropolitan.
L. A. Ttorrlngtou aud F. H. IJluko , 1'latl
ituiutli , are guests of the 1'ai'ton.
N. S. Wycoff , Norfolk , nnd C. B. Hackn
.and uifo , uroguojts of the Mlllnrd.
M , A. D.\ugUtorty , editor of the Crc
.Stindnrd , IH n gunst of the 1'uxton.
W. C. Tillson , Koamey , and Aug. Dim
aud wife nro stopping at the 1'tucton ,
, T. II. Burrows nnd J. W. Naebon , a
among the guest ] of the Metropolitan.
William Armstrong , J , W. IIulso and J , ]
Whltmoro , Lincoln , are at the Millard.
George W. Hinkle , Beatrice , nnd J. :
Ilcvht and wife are stopping at the Paxton.
8. 1' . Aiulrov/4 and wife nnd Charles
lUker aud wife are stopping at the Taxton.
Bishop Clarkson has boon seriously ill wi
congestion of the throat , but U now imprc
ing.
Jamoi Kelly , St Louis , and A. J. Kotl
Cadar ltapldinrb , quartered at the Moiropa
tan.
tan.If
If on. 8 , J. Alexander , Lincoln , and W ]
Falrchllds , Aurora , are stopping at tha 1'j
ton.
ton.J.
J. II , Buoitaff , Lincoln , and J. 11. Jo !
HOD , Crete , Nub , , are roglstorod at tha 1't
ton ,
Wtaon I'lcVrcll , of I'lokroll , and Jc
Ti. Stone nud wife are regUterod at the l'i
ton.
Oon. O. 0. Howard loavaa Omaha the I
of this month fur a several montliV trip
Kurope.
W , B. Copeman , Ltacoln , and AI Bar
Aud Chorloi Boruridgo , Frctuont , are at I
R ? ' Mtllard.
ChurlM L. Kill , U. S. y&rds , Chicago , n
A. L , 1'ond , Lincoln , Nob. , nro among I
guests of the Metropolitan.
C , 0 , Lukens , leprritentlng Lowe's Meta
I'Alnt company , of Chattanooga , Tonnoasi
has apartment * at the Metropolitan ,
Vf , W. Drummoud aud wlfo , H. M. Bui
neil and lady , Joiepli A. Conner and M
Hayei , PJftttr.nouth are Ruesti at the Pi
toil.
toil.Mr.
Mr. Gottlg , preildent of tha Uerman I <
tlonal binlc of Sail VrancUco , and his fain
pawed through thU city Saturday , en roi
to Kuioj > 9.
Hev , Mr. J. A. llultm&n of this city '
turued Saturday iiiornlng , In company with ]
brother Uov , F , 0. Hultmuu , from their ea
cm tour , having for tha last throa wee
vWtod tbe principal cltliM east , where th
bwn sl'nglug and pieachlug the goipel
"AT DAWN. "
A Mill of Ttirly-Tlircc Ronuds
Yesterday Near Omaha ,
Smith , of Chicago , and Miller , o
Omaha , the Pugilists ,
The Kl lit Closed by a Foul liy MIIIc
and Smith Declared Ilio "Winner.
Yesterday morning as the lampa woi
from approaching dawn , a proco
ton of fifteen or twonly carriages wi
wending its way out of the northern pa
of tins city. The carriages were fillt
> y the nportint } fraternity of this ci
and a few gentlemen who were on the
way to n point near Florence cut-o
whore n fight with bare knuckled , for
mrso of $ : ! 00 , was to take place botwo (
3. II. Smith , of Chicago , and I'rof. 1
Miller , of this city , under the Police G
Kotto rules.
The party wont to the road house ko
ay Sam Gardner , where they warm
and wined themselves. The nitr.ht w
very cold ono for this season of t
yoir , and occasionally the snow foil ai
was blown into the faces of the party
tha wind , whoso velocity was noai
thirty miles an hour. From the ro
liouso the party followed up the track
the Chicago , Minneapolis , St. Paul
Omaha railway nearly two miles , wh
the bottoms. were reached. IIore t
procession ntoppod , and a twontyfo
Foot ring was formed. Miller and Sini
than alighted from their carriages in
stripped bare to their vraisthands. Smi
was seconded by William JlcCuno a ;
Miller by Biby Barnos. Jock Caldwo
sporting man of the city , wai chos
referee.
The men then entered the ring. Ko
vroro in excellent physical condition a :
determination was stamped upon t
iountcnanco of each ono.
Time was called and promptly at
o'clock the iiiht began. In the socoi
round Smith won the first blood fron
.orrilio blow which landed directly ov
Miller's loft oyo. TJiirty-thron roun
were fought in all. During the win
aattfo , which lasted an hour and twoii
minutes , Miller forced the righting ,
being the tactics of Smith to act on t
defensive and thereby exhaust his iintn
onist. Whenever Smith found himsi
cornered.or the light growing warm . '
would "go to grass , " and time would
called. This strategy on the part
Smith caused Miller to lese his temp
several times ani Smith was struck 1
liim two or three times after time w
called. Fouls were claimed by Smitl
second but were disallowed by the i
furco. Finally at the close of the thirl
third round Miller struck his antagon ,
a blow on the fuco after lie had go :
down and after time had boon c.ille
McCnno claimed a foul which was a
judged BO by the referee and the fig
ended , Smith being declared the wi
nor. Blankets wore thrown over t
shoulders of the pugilists who were hi
riod into their carriages and driven bate
to Sam Gardnar'a where they were ru
bed and dressed , and later in the d
drove into the city. Between ono hun
rod and ono hundred and twonty-11
witnessed the mill and the best ot ord
prevailed throughout , and when the fo
was allowed by the referee not a murm
of dissent was hoard. Neither ono of tl
men was terribly punished and go <
eoling oeomod to oxiat between the
: hrough nearly the whole light. Lat
n the afternoon Smith was seen at Hi
gins' restaurant , and with the oxcoptii
of a ccuplo of bruises on his face , nothii
of the mill could bo soon on him , t
chough , it is said , ho was severely poun
od about the chest. Miller , it la sat
lias a face considerably scarred ai
bruised and has black oyos. The co
prevented the men from doing the wo
they otherwise would have done , but tl
fight , from beginning to end , vrna oxc
ing. The all'air was kept very quiet u
til nearly twelve o'clock Saturday nigl
when it bucruno so generally known th
the party , through fear of arrest , w
forced to leave the city muoa earlier tin
it had intended to , and so great was t
haste that when the procession Imdnrriv
at the cross roads just south of Fort Om
ha , no ono know where the mill wou
take placo. It was a grand sight f
sporting men and was yesterday the tot
of conversation in all classes. iJoforo t
party had loft the scone of the conlli
a challenge was sent Smith by o
Donnelly , an Iowa man of local colobrit
The challenge was accepted and d
posit of money , $5 each , waa'placod
McOuno'a hands. The fight will bo i
a purse of $200 and the time and pin
are to be determined on Monday next.
This is the aocond prize fight win
the sporting men have gone from tl
city to witness. The other it will
remembered took place between B
Qogan and Tom Allen in November
187. ) and was fought near Pacific Jin
tion , Iowa , about twenty miles down t
river. It was fought for a purse
$1,000. There were only three roun
when the ropes were cut and pisU
drawn. TJio'ivlTuir ended up in a gonoi
row. A. man named Muldoon hold t
stakes , and , taking advantage of oirou
stances , ailontly stole away with t
money and was never aeon afterward.
Allen is now keeping a saloon in I
Louis. Hogan afterwards reformed a
became a zealous Christian. It was 01
a couple of winters ago that ho carri
on a revival in this city.
It never has been doubted that ho v
meet honest in his convictions , and v
working from the most sincere motiv
When ho was hero carrying on his rol
ous work.ho was approached by a brotl
minuter , who is somewhat fond ot mat
s | ort , who asked him what ho thought
Allen's pugilistic abilities. Ilogan's o )
flashed Jiro. "I can whip him yet , " v
his Laconic reply.
Tliesu two mills are all that over tak
place near Omaha. The Allen. Hoc
tight was attended by a great many , I
( ho ono of yesterday was witnessed
about only ono huntjrod persons ,
Mrs. Ncvlllo'H Death ,
The many friends of Mrs. Novil
( formerly Miss Mollie Keith and dau ;
tor of Hon. M. C. Keith ) will bo pain
to learn of tlwt lady'a death , which <
currod at her homo in North Platte S
urday morning at 4 o'clock.
She had boon married scarcely mi
j than a year Jo Mr. Neville , brother
i Judge Neville , of this city , ani her you
ifo went out just an oho had broughl
nto this world a darling babo.
It is indeed a sad blow to the mourn
ng husband , and , as the family , win
lave BO recently been called upon t <
mourn , are again bathed in tears of ser
OTT , they have the sympathy of a host o
riends who knew the deceased but t <
eye her. _ _
An 1C nil to HOMO Kurnplntr.
Kdward Shepherd , of HrurUlmrg. Ill , , uriyi
'Having rocoU-d no inucli benefit from Kloc
rlo Bitter * , I feel It my duty to let RtifTerln
lumnntty know It. Hava had a running m > r
on my lot ? for eight yearn ; my doctors told in
! would Imvo to have the Ixmo Bcrni > od or le
amputated , I wed , lustoud , tlirco hottloi r
Clcctrlo Hlttcra and Bovon Ixixos of Bucklon
Arnica Salvo , and my leg is now sound au
\\oll.
oll.Kloctric liiltorn nro Bold at fifty conU a bol
tloa , nnd liucklon'x Arnica Hnho at25c , pc
) ox by 0. F. Goodman.
"JULIUS OJESAR , "
A Wrntclicil I'rcHcnlatlon lly the Itni
rcttTroupe nn Hatnrilay
An audience of unusual size and cha :
actor assembled at the opera house o
Saturday evening to witness the subliin
tragedy of "Julius Ciiisar , " and to judg
of its treatment in the hands of the Ba :
rott troupo. It is rather diflicult to spon
of the manner in which it was put on an
do justice to the subject. There woi
many admirable points in the work <
Mr. Barrett as Cassius , 6f Mr. James i
Brutus , of Mr. Mosoloy as Marc Anton ;
and of Mr. Rogers as Casca , but tlict
were so much marred by the almost ric
iculoui manner in which the other cha :
actors were portrayed that they soome
to have lost all their beauty. The got
tlomon mentioned did magnificently , bi
it required from thorn almost continue
herculean exertion to keep the entii
play from passing the border line of tl
sublime into the field of the burlcequ
The thorough weakness of Mr. Barrett
support was not apparent in "Francesc :
and "Hamlet , " and when it was ai
nounccd in advertisements that "Julii
Oiuaar" would bo put on with the sarr
company that was with Mr. Barrett s
the Cincinnati dramatic festival , the pul
lie had reason to hope for something bo
tor. An actor of loss established roputt
tion than Mr. Barrett would scarcely hav
dared to present a play like that of Sal
urday evening without a powerful suj
port , requiring , as it docs , a good actc
in every part. Most people in th
audience probably surmised that the mo
of live people in the forum scene woi
the usual supernumeraries picked up i
Omaha ; this was not so , for all but one
wo believe , belonged to the company
and had oilier important speaking pan
in the play. This mob , individually an
collectively , was fearfully and wondei
fully made ; in fact , of four of thorn :
might bo said , relative to their undoi
standings , thatwou'dit ' take awholoforoi
of such legs to make a cord , and of on
them that ho possessed the undorpinnin
of a Colossus and the arms of a livin
skeleton. It required constant effort o
the part of the audience to suppress thoi
laughter during the speeches of Brutt
and Antony , aud wo really believe Mi
Mosoly was called before the curtain r
the end of the act as much from sympa
thy as for commendation. The mannc
in which Miss Manypenny came nen
destroying the locket acono in "Ilamlol
made discretion the bettor part , and e
many broathcd easier Saturday ovonin
when it was observed that her scene t
Calphurnia with Cti'sar had been nut oui
likewise when it became apparent tht
the mob which ofliciatcd at the forui
would not bo called on to person ate th
armies toward the tragic climax. Th
quarrel scene between Brutus and Uai
BIUS elicited warm admiration ; likowis
Miss Wninwright's too brief nppearanc
a < > Portia ; and a beautiful picture thn
will linger in many minds was the scon
between the sleepy boy Lucius an
Brutus just previous to the apparition c
Cu'anr. And hero it may bo said thn
not only as Lucius but in every charactc
the little lady took during tlio season
Mrs. Charles Plunkort did moro tha
well. Mr. Otis Skinner , who no mor
resembles the ideal Ciusnr than a aaty
does Hyperion , was tvoaker than over be
fore in the part. So of the prosontatio
of the play , it may bo said that it was s
hacked by this "company of unusual oa
collonco" that it bore more gaping wound
than did dead Ciusar's body. In conch
sion it may bo said it was an insult t
the intelligence of an Omaha audience t
have the play presented as it was.
Biiokloit's Arnica Salvo.
Thogroittoat medical wonder of tha worli
Warranted to speedily cure liurns , Cuts. U
com , Walt Khmnn , Fever Soros. Cancers. Pile
Ohillblnlns , Corns. Totter , Chapped hand
n't nil akin eruption , garantood to cure !
very ( nutanco , or tuouoy refunded. 25 ceu
THE KArLEOADS.
Slouplnu Curs Front Cli
lo Douvcr
PurRiinnt to agreement , the throug
sloopora from Chicago to Denver con
monco running Saturday night , the fin
ono passing west on the overland trai
that evening. The conductor of thcso cm
will atop off in this city , but oa is cu
tomary , the porters will stay with thoi
cars nnd go clear through.
The three roads which alternate i
running the through slcopor east of th
Missouri river , will begin as follows : Th
first sleeper from Denver goes east eve
the 0. , 11. [ . & P , railway , the next ovc
tha 0. & N. W. railway , and tlio noj
over the 0. , M. & St. Paul railway , n
turning in the same way.
If the plan is not changed , throug
car from Chicago to San Francisco are t
begin running April first.
The regular Lincoln train which loavt
this pity at 12:20 : p. in , , to-day bogii
running through io Beatrice.
1'oriiiitn to 'Wen.
The following marriage licenses wo
issued last week :
Denj , L. Benson to Annie Olson.
Gharloa K , Ward lo Mum Powell.
Christian Johnson to Christina Larso
Frank Domko to Alvina Wilde.
Andrew Nynron to MutiUlft .lolmsoi
George Aschonbaoh to Mary Hoonn
gor.
William Mark man to Annie Tibko.
Alexander St. Julion to Abbio Lorn
mom.
James Heiulor on to Eliza Boos.
"HOUGH ON HATS. "
Cleats out rats , mice , roaches , flic
' ( anU. bedbugs , skunks , chipmunk
! c'JjJhow. loa. Dra.aisU
AN ACCIDENT.
A Street Car Rnns Off tlie Track o ;
St , Mars's ' AYGHDC ,
Several I'crsons Slightly Injured am
nil Coimldcrnbly levelled.
As street csr No. 3 was coming dow ;
St. Mary's avenue yesterday morning , i
) ecamo unmanageable by reason of th
cyconditicn of the rails , and startc
down grade at a furious rate. The drive
applied the brakes as best ho could bt
was unable to check ita velocity. Th
uirsos wore hitched to a tongue attache
Lo the car , but were perfectly poivories
against the car , which continually in
creased in velocity.
As it came onto the curve at the co :
nor of Twentieth end St. Mary's avemi
the horses were unable to kenp in th
tracks , the car running by them , throv
ing them down and dragging thorn soir
distance , and finally stopped after boin
thrown on its side.
There wore thirty-four people in tli
car , most of thorn ladies on their way I
church , several of whom were consider !
bly injured. The occupants were unabl
to got out of the door of the car , bi
were helped out through the windov
by those on the outside , whom the ace
dent had called to the scone. All woi
excited and some indulged in scream
The injured were Mrs. WarronSwitzlo
Mrs. Van Oatrom and another lady wh
resides on Park avenue , but whoso nau
could not bo learned.
They were taken into the house of Mi
B. E. B. Kennedy , close by , and care
for there , and later in the day wont <
their homos. The car was almost a tot
wreck and one of the horses was so bai
ly injured that ho died before the strei
car barn was reached.
The car driver says the track wi
thoroughly salted and sanded yostordr
morning and that all precautions woi
taken by him to prevent the occurronci
The accident was a most fortunate on
and the wonder is that no moro were si
riously hurt.
hurt.A
A KIDNAPPER.
Gonsldcrnblu K\oltonioni in tlio 1)1
trlct Court Sattininy lorniii liy
an Attempt , to Kidnap u
Child.
Since the opening of tlio Sinclair KU
in the district court n little seven yor
old daughter , a swetot little child , <
Georgia Sinclair , has boon in attondanc
nt court with her mother and grane
mother daily. Whether it ia done to o :
cite sympathy or what is the cause is IH
known.
Mrs. Sinclair has two children , a bo
nnd a girl , the logimate fruits of her fir ;
mnrringo with a man named August Dil
bol. Ono year ago last fall Dibbol lo :
the Sinclair woman and last Scptembi
lie obtained a divorce from her in Cole
rado nnd was given custody of the chi
dron by the judge. Ho placed thorn i
charge of Mrs. Sinclair's mother , bi
since that time according to the woman
story ho has provided but § 40 for the
support.
Soon after obtaining a divorce , ho w ;
married and is DOW- living with hia wil
at Fremont , in this state.
Friday night the little girl above n
'orrcd to , spent the night in the count
jail with her mother , and Saturdaj
.11 . company with Deputy Hhorifl' Crowe !
wna on her way to the court room. Jus
as the deputy sheriff , Mrs. Sinclair an
lur child had reached the head of th
stairs loading to the court room , this ma
Oibbel appeared upon the sceneand rush
tig past the woman , seized the child an
itnrtod down the stairs on n run. The we
nan nnd child both screamed
nnd Mr. Orowel pursued th
, vould-bp kidnapper nnd rescue
'roin his arms the child. The part
.lien entered thu court room nnd Dibbc
.old the court that it was his child an
10 vras not going to have her sit in coui
10 excite sympathy for nny such woma
as her mother.
Jndgo Neville informed the irat
jontleman that there wns a proper wa
to obtain possession of the child , an
t'-nt ho must resort to that wayr ni n
kidnapping would bo tolerated , uftc
winch Dibbol loft the room.
It created considerable excitement i
thn court room for a time , but the alia
was soon quieted and matters procoodc
at usual.
Itussln Salvo i unomirtllod f
ohillilulus , cliniiiicil liuncla , hunt hitox , ut
Try it.
DISTKIOOOTJBT ,
The ConstUiitlonullty of Mechanic
lileu Iiitw Argiictl on Satur
day Imst.
In the district court on Saturday tl
forooon was consumed by the trial <
Georgia Sinclair before Judge Novill
At noon further trial of the coso wi
[ Mwtponod until this morning. The d
fondant was on the witnosa stand durin
a greater 'part of Urn forenoon tostifyii :
in her own behalf.
The attention of the court , with bol
iudgos on the bench , was occupied du
ng the afternoon by an argument on tli
constitutionality of a section of the nn
chanics' lion statute. Thin quostic
arises out of the case of Ballou again ;
Whitmoro , tried laat week , and in whic
a verdict of special finding unfavorable <
tlio defendant was returned. This qua
tion created considerable interest amou
attorneys , and nearly all the members e
the bar were present to hear the orgi
ments pro and con.
The suit of Ballow against Whitmni
involved the validity of a material man
lien , and Hon. J. 0. Cowin , who file
the motion to have the statute declare
unconstitutional , made the point that
material man's lion is not a mechanic
lion , aud therefore , as they both com
under the title of "Mochanici1 Lions ,
the statute is unconstitutional , as havin
a subject foreign to the ono mentiono
m the titlo.
R. S. Hall , Esq. , and A. 0. Wakolc
argued th t the liens had become tli
same from custom , aud if the atatuto wi
to be construed strictly by its title , th
common laborer could not have a lion , the
ho IB not A mechanic.
Tno poaltion uken by General Covi
a a novel ono , and was a surprise lo
joncli nnd bar.
The following is the assignment of
casca for to-day :
1IEFOIIK .IODOE WAKKI.EV.
Goldman vs. Brown.
Worthington vs. Murry.
Flint va. Hadspith.
Spocht vs , Hillcko.
Omaha Barb Wire Co. VB. Omaha ,
Bcn/.on vs. B. & M. lv. II. Co. in Ne
braska.
Merchants' National bank of Omahn
vs. Krollo ot ai ,
Litaon vs. Woodworth.
Chindbery vs. Smith.
Stein ot nl. vs.Voolf. .
Field ot al. vs. Gotthcimor.
Brash vs. JMillor.
I1KFOHE JUIIOI ! NEVILLE.
Trial of criminal castes.
A GOOD WOEK ,
Full lt < ! | ionof tlio CanvnsH nntl
ply ol' the Destitute In the City
of Oiimhn. with the Illulc ,
AVlitch wan Completed
Fob. 1(1,1HHI.
Fully persuaded that the facU in the
following report will bo interesting to the
renders ot your paper , 1 cheerfully transcribe
cribo them for your use :
Days of service rendered 174) )
Number of families \isltcd 5211
Number of families destitute ofliihlcs. . 7-K
Number of destitute families supplied 37'
Numbers of dextituto individuals sup.
pllnd 11-
Number of Bibles sold -KM
Number of Bibles donated li ! )
Number of Testaments sold l2f !
Number of Testaments donated SI
Portions of Bibles eold -11
Number of books received from Blblo
homo 12K
Cash value of books sold $237,0 !
Cash value of books donated D7.UI
Cash value of books received from
Blblo houao 379.7 (
Ca h value of books on hands of colp. ! M.7i
Collections received from 10 churches § 13.0 ! !
Collections received from lit persons. . 23.5 ;
Total amount of collections S1C2.D !
Compensation for services $300.r > !
Freight bills 2.VI
Other expenses , postage , otc 3,21
Cash Bent to Bible house 70.31
Kxponso of the work in excess of col
lections 2C.1.3 !
WILLIAM MKOAXIILIMI ,
Colp. American Bible Society.
A Startling Dinuovery.
Mr. Win. Johnson , of Huron. Dak. , writoi
thnt his wife had boon troubled with acute
Bronchitis for many years , and that nil remedies
dies tried gave no permanent relief , until IK
piocured a bottle of Dr. Kwy's Now Discov
cry for Consumption. Coughs , and Colds
which had n mngical olTect , and produced i
permanent euro. It is guaranteed to euro al
Diseases of Throat , Lungs , or Bronchia
Tubes.
Trial bottles Free at C. F. Goodman's Druf
Store. Laryo size 81,00.
AN ASSIGNEE APPOINTEE
For tlio Creditors ori'icrcyitBi-atlfort !
t > ytlio County Court.
A mooting of the creditors of Piercj
& Bradford , stove dealers , who inrido an
assignment a couple of weeks ago , was
hold in the county court room on Satur
day last. Of the forty-eight creditors
of this firm holding claims amounting tc
§ 11,07-1.74. nineteen were present , rop-
rosunting S10,2o < i.
The assets of the firm as appraised
amount to § 11,235. J. II. Manny was
unanimously elected assignee by tin
creditors and possession of the goodi
will bo given him by Sharif ! ' Miller , wh (
under the law 1ms had them in custody
Absolutely Pure.
Thli powder never T n i./A marvel of purl
Btrenehnd wholesomenai * Moro rimomical tl'a
the calniry Ulnda , nnd Ufuci bo sold In comptituan
wltu tbemultltude of low tea : , abort welel t alum o
phi.phate powders. Sold only In cum. Hey l 151
Bif Ihiwdnr On in * u ir t NI > W York.
SPECIAL NOTICES
TO LOAH-Monev.
MONKY TO LOAN In sumu ol $100 and upward
at &i per Minuiu , cu Uouitlas roiuity laiinj. Address
dross 11.0.1'atiunou li Co. , la-Jl Kaniam St.
MONKY TO LOAN-The lowest rates of Intorej
llenxla' Txxm Agency. Uth & DonirlM S34-tf
TMTONBYTO LOAN In sums of . - u. and upwurd
JlTl O. F. Yls and Co. , Heal Katito md Lo i
Agents , 1604 Farnam St. 893-tl
_ _
WANTKO-uiri. liiiilfro |
Urn. N. J. riiholni. ciU-7
W/LNTKU-- and K'lrh f pluutuut addrci
are makliijt roen'ii wigo * , 1SI3 Capltulccue. .
"AlMNTEU-Jhles and female j of jrood aJdresj
I tBcliers or nthcrs of some bnjlneis ability , whc
woultllketi ) become * acquainted with a piotitabli
huslneiu. w 11 do well to t-ll at 1213 Capitol avenue.
133-31
WANTED-fllrls at WllUo's IMptr Uox I'nctory
ilSHouthHthsireet. OKI.-3 *
\\7ANTKn-dood girl for gcacral housework a
TT 1729 Cans street. 819-SS
WAMKD-l'ifty nun forrallro.d ork. Appl ]
from 0 to 12 Sunday at 'Ml llth street.
eijC-lt H. MAXNWKILKII.
"IWAMTKD A capillo girl to do kecond work ant
TT a I.t In taking car i of children , Calat krrl
reildenco , corner of lltb and Pierce streets
MHS. 1) . S. llAUIUaKI-
\ \ rANTEI > A nurse girl , Iiupjlre 1U23 Dodue St.
> > cor. tiOth. ftis.jj
\T7ANTED-A training salesman to sell /oods 01
TT lomuuifloii to the icrootry trade In the tate :
and territories lay ng went Mill * outhc tof Omahi
and Kama * city Ono iKWhur. * ! ! KtaluUhed ruuu
In seme otbrr nuilueti prefurud Aniuers mUs )
fl\e ad paitlaulars as to pre > en < liuslmw , rtfertncef
ter Itory Ao. AdilrtiNS "S. at Co. , " c.rti of Unltot
States AailJoal llink , Omaha , h'eb. 010-1 *
Ttl/ANlT.U-Ooo-laHhe woman to du chim'-ti
> T work. Wujc $ t. ji r week. Apply at 911
\\7ANTKU Iy dl ser \ouuf men W taku nlct
> T iileafuit work at llalr oun homo ; S io S5
/ i , oully made : work sent bv if all ; uo raiA iiug ,
A.J U M t' * KtoM & Co. , U'W UT Dubuiuie lowt.
t.rj-luiol
Br.far.ts and Children
Without Morpldno or Nnrootino.
( 'What Rives our Children roir check * ,
k AVTiat cures their fevers , makes them sloop ;
ftl 'Tli Ciinlnrln : .
I When Babies fret , and cry Intnrni ,
5 'What cures their colic , kills their omit.
% Hut Omtorln.
I What quickly ; cure1 ? Constipation ,
1 8our Stomach , Colds , Indlgritlon :
I Hut Cnilorln ,
Knrrwell then to Morphine Syrups ,
Castor Oil nod 1'nrcBorlc , nnd
ItnllCnfttnrin.
Contour Llnimont. Anni-
solnto euro for RUouniatium ,
Sprains , Burns , Galls , &o. , nnd ax
Instantaneous Pain-rollover.
( 'lrl In a Innilly of two , inintlio n ; ; oo
oiok and good l.Mimlrejs , 110 S5tli St.
S 003-3 }
Hey to Kin errands. Address Icttct
WANTED olllco work. Addrc33''U.Sc
Olllco In o n ha'i'l writing. " 30 tl
WAN IKD A itoud boy to ulr a Uclnury wagoi
Apply 1013 Hnrnoy street , '
025 tl N. W. MIMIUIU , .
ANTED-A lr ! t-class barber at Pton Hot <
W barber shop 315.00 per w ek. 020-lg
WANTED Competent ! ? lrl far housework , 210
Dodge street. 027-1 }
"WANTED Two girls at Pae.fi ] House , Kill an
Da.cii"ort. 010-18
TIT'ANTED An experienced Clsir filesnwn. It
> > iltilro at Oorrabrai.tA. Uolc' ? , ISO" Kornani St.
V\TANTEt ; > Girl tor pcnora' houio work. Mrs , 1 !
S. Smith , S.V. . corner nth and Charlrs bt. , t
Omaha , 1 block cast uf red barn , on luth St.
St.6S7.lt
6S7.lt
TVTANTED A good woman cool ; at tlio Emmcl
TT IIou'-c ' , No roan need apply. 571-SS
"VVfANTKD Drcfsniakcr's apprentice. Ono wh
TT would alolut in housework for berboml , pn
ferrcd. alra. Corbet , 11113 Howard street. 57Z-1 *
I'llOTECTOH-Umueccdcntediuduccnient
QUEEN lady agents for tn's new rubber undergo
meat for ladies. Address wlthjrtamps , Undergoi
mcnt Co , tl south Jtiv > i I'hiuv.'O IbO-lm :
Ono hundred teams and ono hundre
WANTED
laborers for Uallroad work. McCOY & MOHAN
Canlleld House , Ninth and Farnam Sis , Oixaha. '
403-lin
T AUIES Oil YoU.VO MhN In cltj or country t <
JLJ tike ni-e , light and ] > lca9)nt M oik at their ow
liomca ; 82 to ! ; 1 a day casilv nud quietly invJe ; wor
Bcntbymail , no cainasjln ; nu starp for replj
Plcaae address Hcllablu Slanl g Co..Philadelphia la ,
drawer IT. 3'J7-lmt
WANTED A Uerman dlninif room kitchen gh ;
Uc3so nnd lloppo , 418 S. 13th SI , betwcc
Harncv and Howard. B35 tf
7ANTKH CO solicitors , jjood pay to light inci
> Aildrttn M\v .V Mono w , IJ air , Neb. 333t. .
SITUATIONS WANTED.
D llynjimng Aitierican wonituiVfitu ;
tion as hoiidokLCper. Addrtsj "A. N. " a o i
Ieoolllcs. ! ; ( ! 3T-U
TT/ANTED-Sltuation in city or adjoining towni.li
i man and wile , who can do Hrtt-cla 8 cooking 1
hotel or icstauram. Address "O. L. N. " Bee oitlu
60J-1
WANTED By a jouug lady , a position as cop ;
1st , or to write In. an otlicc. Can opor.ito th
tjpc-\\riterhaihad ; experience with legal papcn
tloo'l ' icfcrenced gl\cn. Addrcts "Miss C , " E.'jO Fal
view Strict , City. ( J23-71
TXT'ANTED A situation by n practical tlnnci
T i ountrj job preferred. Aildrusa Box 81 , Ilia
Nebraska. Si319
A rella'ilo joung man wants n plac
to work , boaid and go to school. "S , A W.
Dee olllco 338-tl
W1SCELLANEOD3 WANTS.
WANTEU To rent , a house with 3 or 4 roon
for a family of two within 10 or 12 blocks t
tnoPost office. Sure pay but not over $12. per nn
Address "E. N. " Boo otlice. 640-3S
A > TEn Two unlurnlsliod rooina toman an
W
v > llowi'hln tlx blocks of U. P. thops. Appl
110 S. 13th St. T II. TUHNKH.
"TtJANTUD To rent , rno room to gentleman an
wife with beard 1011 Wcb tcr St. 8.2-tf
i ) Two unfurnished room for dreei
makincry Slarch 10th. Location between 1SI
and 15th and Fariiam and Davenport. Address "i
S. B. " postolllco. flll-lS
"VXT ANTED Aentlemaiilca ( > lni { shortly Vor Lei
TT don'lid Paris , well known to capitalists an
financiers In both cities , would like to cnrrcspoc
direct with parties Imvlnfflaijro ranches or tracts i
land , with rv \ lew to a ealu of same , Address 'Kuroii
I1. 0. box 34 , Urookljn , N. Y. 695-11
WANTED-3,000 jards'.of illit , at or n-aroi
block wcstcf thu Com cut on St.'JIary's n\
nue. 8. It JOHNSON ,
GSl-tf of Sto lo , Joliusi.ii .1.1.0.
WANTED 600 pil\y > aults. tlnks and cosapnn
to clean with sanitary cleaner. Satlsfa.tlc
guaranteed. J. jr. SMITH ,
D90.lmoS Lock box 422,0maha.
FOit liaHT--liounc-a aua _ , otu.
OH HENT Furnished roonu , 103 North 181
F
650-71
FFOU
FOU IlENT A now , Urird house , milt iblo for t
families , 13J. " > IHa and Wilaou bt. 012,3 j
POH ItENf KurnUhed room at (5.00 per montl
1015 Chicago street. OJ7-3t
FOU HKNT Corner storu on Dodge ono bloi
from 1'ost otllio. McOAeiL'E , ppposito P. O.
053-tf
I0tt REtT HOUMJ x roonu porner iSd mi
X1 Dodgo. HcUAUUK , opposite 1' . 0. 054 W
K.VUUANeiK Wecklyneuspiper outfit an
IiiUll
1 two btory houiu In lint clasj Iowa town ; nho {
acres land to exchange for Omaha property. - DKI.
& sum VEIL
TjlOH HKNI1 A nlco cottagool IHo rooms at 17 (
JL' Hurt Htiuet. House lurnlsticil and tor rent I
1-irtles ho want to buy furniture. Oil lot liouso I
afternoon , until Much 4th , or address "Kennedy ,
1800 Douglas street. Oi9 15
T7IOII HKNT I'lcannt furnhhcd room 1021 Karnai
JP etrsct. 022-tf
FOR IlEXT-Itoouu , with or without board. Ala
afowdiy boardern , 1KH Davci jiortiitieet.
IjlOK KKNT Fiirnlilinl loouu , warmed. 17i
J ? Douglas tr t , K-.OO. 017-tf
EOllllKNT Suit of rooms , nicely fiirnl.licd. In
iulro | 1816 Cans ttrcrt. 010-1 }
IilOHUENr FuroUhiid rooms , 1B17 Dcd 08treci
CIS if
FOll UKNT furnlnhed rooms , ISIBDodiroSt.
S1B-1'
_
FOll HKNT-Furnlahod roomn at 1B19 Karu m.
4d'l I
FOH HENT Nicely furnUhcd rooms with orvitt
out board 1016 Dodge St. 190-1 1
I poll HE.VT Nicely furnlahod rooms , 2200 Dodir
1 ttrt-ct. _ S76.
FOll IlENT-New Cottajo ; , 6 roonu. thruo block
from utroet nn. lUimcoru PUou , i500.1)AHKii ) :
& MAYNE. N. i : . cor. 13th ana Farnam. 550 tf
FOll HKNT Ji'lco'y furnished roams , 1003 I'arn i
vtrect. 603-tl
'I70H LEASH 0 builiKU lots Iflth street , bttweei
J" UnoujKirt and Utpltol atenue , vast lJo , for i
ttirmof ) ean. AMES ,
SO-t l.W Farn.m street.
171011 RENT A ftw gentlemen can lie accamodatei
1 ? with furnished rooms. Apply 1813 I'arnaui
T7011 HKNT btore room with basement tu
1 * deep , 1511 Karnwii St. 1'AULSEN & CO. , IBOi
Karuambtreot. SIH-ti
FOHUENT Sown good houses , ilo ono B roon
finely lurnMwl houM. John E. Edwards , 111
t'unun bt 355-tl
T7011 KENTPutokhed room with or wlthou
13 board. Finest location In the city. Also fov
uble boarder * anted , N. W. cor. ISth aud r'arniui
JIM-tf _ _ _ _ _ _ _
KKNT-lloomi to NebruU Nation * Iul
Buildlug. llMt deilr-tlo offloei tn the cltj
wltn hydt-ulio l ' toi ml b ted ti
Apply U Bmi. Kt-U
Ion RKNT Furnlihcd rooms wi the northwei 1 1
F cor. ISth anilCapltolaveuue , formerly Crclznton \l
Him. _ _ _ _ 189-tf \
TUHN1SHED room heated 221 N , IJtn.
Ji 97S-H
" '
FOltB ALE.
_
jvj HSALK - > KAT HAHOAIN , two adioininjtiou J.4
I 1 one a corner , the choicest lot * In Shlnns' First f\
addition at bargain , npi ly to J , M , CI.IRKK. / " "
027 3
"IJWH SALE Homo ol 5 rooo : , I lot , one block
A" from street earn $1,500.
Home and full lot 81iOO. :
Homo and } lot , ? IV ' , 0.
Homo and lot , monfly pijinciiH , $1,7(0.
Homo and J lot , ho f block from street cars , 81H50.
Lot 4,1i1ock3Hhlnn's addition , $ > )00. )
l.oton chatlts street , near SunJcrs , J 1,2JO.
Lot on Panndcrs Sttoct , SI.BOfl.
Corner lot , Armstrongs addition , $1,00) .
Lota In Illu.uaaiun'4 I'laco , tliO" .
Ileautlfnl cast , trontiRc , In llin com 1'Ucc , $0000
each ,
Four Ints. " front HR nn t'arniun street three
hou8cs3t,00. . itcCAOUK.
C3MI Opp. Postolllco.
) HAL 1STATE for oilo by John L. McCajiio , real
lli cstato njrent , oppoiltc p.istolllco , OJl-tf
SALE Fine residence between Doduo and
FOH . Gallon McCAOUE , opposite I1. O.
OH SALK Lot on Hedge Btrcit. McCAOUK ,
F dow n stairs , opposite I' . U. GOC-tl
SALE 132 foot eqiuio on corner. Itetldence
1 Property t mile N. W. of 1'ost oluce ; McOAOUB ,
opposite 1 * . O. OSS-tf
SALE Full lot on Harnoy stievt. GUxU2 at
FOll . . McCAQUi : , opposltel * . O. OW-tl
SALU A bouitlfnl rcsldincoi situ , 24th St. * , /M
171011 Dvxlfe. East front , line > lew , rcr.x itesha * it-Ill
b'e. McCAtlUK , opposite 1' . 0. 5lMI if (
/ SALE SlHiilendl I lot In llanscom p'ace at i
I/UK lurgalu. HELL * , .SIIHIVnit. 071-7 *
SALF.-Lnt ] In went Cuminir at (175. to $250 , j
FOH o sy tcrmn , loo. thly p.ijmuutd. JOAN L. ,
JIcCAHUE , opposite P. 0. C 4-lf
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -
- and lot nn Capitol Hill at31CO , /
FOUPALK-ltouse ' . 0. 1,0211 | ,
SALE HiiautUul icsldcncoloton l'arka\c. , / j
corner ZOO feet cast fronting well divide. v :
McCAOUE , opposite P. 0. OR3-K Tf
? OH SALi : Lots In Haw thorno addition. 8350. * X
1 toSU.O. uach EJ V terms. McUjdUi : , opp.- J
site 1' . 0. Call at odlco for Plat tiflS tf
. OIISALE-A rolots iu IHnllcId only 41U > . to $ eoO
I. per acre. McUAOUU , opposlto 1' . 0. dJO tf
poll bALr. Lois in UenNo s addition on Saundem
I 1 street and S2il St * . Only Four blocks from St.
car , 8500. to S70H. each , llirfialn. McCAOUII , " ] -
posilo P. O.down snUs. CiJT-t
1HEAL ESTATE If joii are Intercetol In real es-
IV tate it will | ay } uu to watch lids column for Ibo
oUcrings of McCAUUK. oupailtu 1' . O. 035-lf
| ? OH SALE Largo house near Hamcom I'firk , 3
Jl1 front , \erychcap. McCAOUE , opposlto P. O.
052-tf
SALIC Oroccrv business established 10 ) ears
FOH anniul tract of o\cr J/.tOOO , Location
flnc > t In the city of Omaha , stonk and llxtuics will
linolce aliont iT.OOO. Liberal tcrnn on stock and
leaf 0011 buildim9to rc ponslllo parties , Add rest J
"Grocer * this ollicc. CU-tf
iOH SALE Cow nnd Calf , cheap , 1335 M'ilson St.
F
011-3 $
FFOU
SALE cnr.A.1'IJoirdin Honsa bushiest and
FOU l-.urc. Address Urn. "A. U. O. " 1'ostolllce.
Oil 1 <
FOR SALE-Splcndld bargain 10 acic ; , home.
barn , sludo and fruit trees.
Ranch on Platte HUir.
Stuck and Ranch on Hi-publican K'uer.
U12 5 BELL & blHUVEIl.
FOll SALU T\\o fine inockinRbIrc'P8ingor- ! a
great bargain. A. J. Manuel. 325 Bioatlway
Council HluIsr ( li. it ,
FOR SALE- Large Sorrel horse. 1200 pom d * , . gen
tle and Hound , 1JKO. A , J.Mand.lj5 Broadway ,
Council Blurt * , In. it.
\ It SALE Three good houses and lots In Shlnn's
IrIt
' Ut addition , $200 and & 0ii cash , balancu $20 per
month. Near street cars. Rare bargain.
1 inc house ami lot near 22d and Da\cnport Sts. ,
cheap.
Coed G room homo in Hanscnui Place , nnir street
car , at a bargain. IIU.V&M01TEK , S.V. . comer
10th nd rrnam. _ 69-tl ! )
FOll S VLB Positively the best pajlng grocery
business In Oinaln. Satlslactory icasona gi\en
for sellinif. Address Lock BJX No. 307 , Omaha , Ne.
braska. ftJO-10
- SKLU-Uir.AT I'AUOAIN ' T cnty aero
IpOlSKLUUir.AT
tract of lind , good improvement i rind plenty of
( rule tree ) . Ihrco nd one-quarter irilca from post-
\Villdi\idointo2lor5acro lutH , near Belt
Hailroad line and projected street car lino. Apply
to T. C. IJruiicr or L. V. Morao , cor. 15th and Capitol
a\enue. K.9-1J
FOll SALE For Sl.OOO , n residence property on
south 12th fctrcct , that will rent for.y25.00 pir
innnth. 31 list be sold at once.
001 tf BAHKEIl & WAYNE.
FOR SALE Nice 4 room lx > ue , good barn , full
lot , south 12th street , ? l.oc . llasy tci > m .
Houao 6 rooms , largo lot , brn , etc. , north Orcaha ,
$ lVoO.
'fn o room house , quarter ac-o ground , Hurt St. ,
$500. Monthly paj merits. ItAUKKit .t MAYNE ,
N. E. cor , llith and fatnam. f.Hl-tf
SALE -Nlco aero lot tn'bouth ISthfitreet ,
IpOR on long time. OAllKF.lt 4. ilAYNK lj
Cootf
FOR HALE 1J acrcpic'cu in West Omaha , at $1,300
on long time. Tins U a rtro rhanro for specu
lation. B.UIICGK & MAYNE.
002 tf
FOR SALE -Elcgani cottajo or > Convent street ,
Good kirn. i'to. I.otfilxlSO. 83,200. Sno cash ,
balance in monthly pa > mcnli > .
S52-tf UABKElli..MAY > E.
I pCIl SLK-25acr < ; s cf beautiful g-ound. . north
1 Omaha , onW * lt,0 , ( ) . DAi.KEll A. MAYNB , N. E.
cur. jSth und Faniauu 551-tf
FOR SALK 1 acre lot on California 8tre t , H
miles Ircmiicatonicc , 1 room houw , barn , well ,
cistern , etc , 31,700. SOdown , Iwlaucu ? 15 00 per
month ,
Alsu , nlio , new 5 room cottiro , full lot , cistern ,
c-llar. pantrjs , closets , bay window nnd. e\erjthlii | {
In iiood order , li u t es from poitoillcu , ? l,5fO ftOO
down , balaiico SID icr month. DAHKKK i JU YNE ,
N. E. Cor IKthand 1 ainam. OU3 tl
T71011 SALE B room cottage , hall lot w-11 locate
" ncartowu , c\er\thhr ; hi goat shaivj. I'm-
131.550 If sold soon. J. W. LOUhSlJUHY , 1514 Don '
FOll SAl.K-rrtbh milch LOWJ. Henry Deal , cor-
ncrUtli and Doao ; Sid. 634 41
poll SALE Allrst-cU.ss Voso * KOII Piano , at a
I
'bargain. ' Inquire KclColms Erlcksui > ' . 621 tf
I poll SALE 1 vlrgarit residence lot opposlto thu
1 Poor Claire Loinunt on lUmlltcn and Charle *
streets. If > uu wait a tlt ! edeo ; hullaiii ) ; site , so
and scu thoai. ( (050.00 ( each.
004.U DVHKKB&MAYNK.
"Ij OHSAI.E rour thow castM xry clieap , limulro
-I ? atEdholiu Erliksn. 6U9.tf '
; OH IHADE A good span of mules ,
. „ _ and wagon. Apply to Alex O. Uharlton . . . ,
ot Mc-Cmua Urna.
17011 HALE Farm S miles Irani city. Inquire of
JL' Mrs. Meyer , over Ilotder'a Vrng store , IB.i and
Webster. 872-tf
"T71OII SALE Two counters and fifty cot of good
JL' ulielviinr , cheip , t 1508 Dode | St. 183-tl
FOll SALE Two large Norm.usUlllons. Address
O. D. lllrdaall. Walnut , low . 164-lDi'
FOH SALE A good two story store property In
Wajne , Wayne county , Neb. Address 0.1) . Ulrd-
sail , Walnut , Iowa. 156.in {
TT OH HALE Two ojien nerond-liand buggies and
J1 on deihtry wngon , chop , at 1319 llarncy St.
339 tf
" 17 > 0n SALE-Uolorailo coal. This coal Is as free ( rom
X1 soot aud as clean aa Hock Spring ,
9-tf JKKR W. PRDFOUD i
TOH SALE Two portable boilers. 10 horse oowe
* ' D. FITZPATHICK
- - A.PPly - ,
B83-t' 218 South 16th Bt.
rOHSALE-A small Moslor , B hman 4 Co. , flre
proof soft. almost new , at lids nlllce. 'tf
EOK SALK Ola uswapapers lo large and im.lt
qr antlttM at this otBce.
MIBCELLANEOtJS.
0 , ladles | . freu. ' tSJ-7J ( cil
A HT NEUDLEWpllK-JIIts Klla Qraharn. an ex"
\-pcricncud needle-woman , ha
- - ? opened rooms tn
teach nuj work In her line , bhe has also a g , , , , . ,
> f materials pn hands. Ladles arc Imlted to call
. c ( " " " " " " " "I 1'leecn. > oomi
ttrtel.
- SPECIALTIES lor tnostr cut . f
-J 7 emploj ment to
J ! . ! uk.e mon y"lt1'C , 0" M. LVnlth" 208
N. 16th btrecl , and sc rampl . - 433 lui
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