Nebraska Newspapers

    T1IK OMA1TA DAILY HKE ; DttrEMUEU 2 , 1802 ,
TJL14 OX AH A B10E
COUNCIL
C ! I Id : : . NO. IE I'EAHL STRUCT
I c'hcrfOty carrier to.inr pirtof th. ctt/
I1. \ \ . T1I.TON. MANAGER.
n i VMinvrwJ "in ne * Office , Nell
>
1lUIIIONr : > lMilit Editor Ne 5
.l/l.NO/t .Uli.WJOA ,
r. V. Plumblnp Co.
Council lliifl * Lumber Co. . Coal.
Thn Women1 * llcllof corps will mod this
nflorttoon at 2 o'clock lor ihu election of
oflli'cr * .
i'rcnchlnff services will bo resumed both
mornlnp and evening novt Sunday at the
Hcronn Itnptlst churcli.
I.V , l < 'cad nnd liMnclla Koueb , both of
Omnbn , wcro united in runrrliieo Wotlnci-
iliiv uvuiiltii ! at the residence of A. 11. Cook
on Vine street.
A foot rnco took place nt tbo driving park
ycstordny nftcrnoon bcUvccn L'mh Urlm mid
U. HoiiKli for fIOU n Mdo. Cash was thu
winner. Tbo distance wus 100 ynrds.
Council UltilTi scorns to hnvo peculiar iit-
trnctlnns for the colored lovers of Ornnhn.
Yesterday tbrco couple . inntrltmininllv In
clined , came ovot the river to ( jot the Itnots
tied.
fidelity council No. loil , Uoval Arcanum ,
will hold ll reL'uInr meeting this oveninp
nud elect oilltprs for the onsuln ? year. Ar-
rrttipctucnts U'lll uho bo mailo for n reorgani
zation of the initiation team.
Ooldon Uou camp No. T Uoynl i clgbbora
of America \vlll mcot this cvunliiK In regular
session In Knights of Pythias hull 0:1 : Mnln
street nt 8 o'clock , lor ttio eluetlon of ofllccrs
for the ensuing tonn. It It doslrou * th.it a
full nttonilnticoot the members bj present.
Tlio south wnll of the Kvaiis lium.lry
building yoaterdny looked Hko it baa boon ou
recent and intinmto terms with n boiler ex
plosion. A larso section of the wall hud to
bo torn out nbovo tin ) second lloor for the
purpoui of ndinltUne Bomo largo plucta ot
now mnchlncry.
Thcro huvo boon nddcd rectntly to the
Younp Men's Christian nssocintion reading
loom by cencrous friends , Puck , L-V.iuk Los-
llu'a Weekly. Indies' iinmo Joiirtui ) , ijifo ,
Dally Chicago rltnnc , llornld ntiil the Illus
trated World's Fulr. Theio nro most wcl-
como utfts nnd are thoroughly appreciated
by the Inrpc innibur.of . youni' luon who
daily vl H the room * .
HtMton More ,
A tldntvlvo of prosperity has struck
us nnd the surplus stock Is rapidly dis
appearing to ivmko room for the 5m-
inensu display of holiday floods. A few
of the spei'iiila in our sheotlii } , ' and wash
goods ( lopnrtmunt. Uurgulii : } in every
uopiirtiiuHit.
MUSLINS.
Tun-cont half blenched imulin , "c.
Host 10-ccnt blenched uotton. So and
8Jc.Seo
See our new brand of 5c unblenchod
muslin.
A good 7-cunt unbleached muslin , Go.
Yard wide line cambric , 10e. Boston
Store , Council BlulTs.
SriKKTINGS.
! ) -1 unbleached sheeting , 'worth 20c ,
for 16c.
42-inch bleached and unbleached pil
low case muslin 10a.
! ) - ! houvy iot ! ! slioeting , 21)0. )
Other wldtlis and qualities less than
manufacturers' l\st.
ABIC for soft Imperial brand sheeting ,
line niul soft , 04 width , only 2ou. Boa-
toil Store , Council lUulTa.
WASH GOODS.
30-inch printjd shooting1 , sold for Itijc ,
to close , OJc.
One cafco scorsucUor , good quality ,
worth Se , to close , oc.
100 pieces homespun outing tlannol ,
worth 15u , to close , Hlc.
Two cases heavy Tycoon reps , regu-
Inrly sold for I5c , to close at lOc.
Printed Bedford cords , sold for lOc , to
tro with other bargains at oc. Boston
Store , Council Bluir.i.
BOSTON STORK.
Fotheringham , Whitelaw & Co.
N. B. Store onen every evening until
0 p. in. Saturdays , 10 p. in. , until
Christmas.
J. F. Hocord , the aiotuvood merchant , was
in the city yesterday.
Alderman E. E. Mnvna loft last evening
on n business irip Into Missouri.
Mrs.V. . T. UrnuTord of Charter Onk , la. ,
is lo tto city , the guest ol Mr * . C ! . M.
Gould.
J. It. Hlco Is nronarlns to go south In n
few days , intending to spsnd most of the
winter there.
N. M. 1'usoy hns returned from hit coun
try resilience to liU homo In this city , where
ho will spend the winter.
Mrs. II. 12. DMCnv , who w.is in attendance
at the funeral of her molhor , Mrs. Thick'
stun , left , last evening for br homo in At
lar.tic.
E. C. Drown , city salesman for the Ilarlo ,
Haas Wholesale Drug comunny , is Ivinp
ilnnccroiiBly 111 nt his rcMidonuo , 11 Washing
ton nvonuc , from lung troubles.
I * . U. Slbloy. who was formerly in the
produce business hero and who 'U now
located. In Marstialltown , In. , wus grootint
his Council HluiTs friends yostorduy.
Orrat IIiirKiilns In .Minium--
At Mrs. PfoilTor'H. Felt hats , whtcl
sold atfj l.t.r ! , now Too ; felt hats Umtboh :
at $1 50. now ! ) oo ; felt luita that sold nl
sfU.00. now SI.50 ; felt hats that Hold til
* : ! .0 ( ) , now JL'.rl ) .
25 pur cent discoutit on all trimmed
gOOlltf.
Holiday photos , cut prices , 81.50 foi
cabinctB , for 'M days. Cottugo gallery
lUloy's old stand.
Sco those oil heaters at Swaino'n , 73i
Broadway.
Don't make any arrangements for youi
holiday gooiln until you liavo scon tin
many noiv and useful articles at Luiu
Bros.
Davis for drugs anil paints
Ten ah ares capital stook Citizens Stall
bank for sale , li II. Shoafo.
Nlppril liibl > r llonH.
II. Qrown und J. Aiulcrion , two thlnl ,
clml coons , concluded to provldj against thi
tlamp , cold woathcr threatened by ' th
motenroloL'Ical rondulons , nnd when an op
portunlty wus presented yostorduy allernoo
icado a raid ou u ( nloof rubber boots In fron
of I ) . C. Ucnnott's store on Upper Uroai )
way. Each succeeded In setting n pair tlm
suited him , but before they ImU tlnio to in
thorn cm tnoy wore. Iti the patrol w.i > ron on
route to the station. They wore blatea will
larceny.
u I'lurr ,
Being frequently urged to sell emal
portions of my farm , 1 have at last do
elded to plat L'tll ) acres of Kntorpri *
Place , familiarly known as the Scot
farm , nnd to begin the Bale at ouco ii
llvo and ton aero lulu. 1 have placed tin
Biimo in the hands of Greonshloldf
Nicholson ic * Co. , who will actinth
unit tor us my exclusive agonU Frtil
groworf , gin donors and those who wan
the conveniences of a city combine
with all the advantages of the riches
farmintr land are now glvon a rare 01 ;
portunity to do so. M. TOKT.
.Mlllhiiiry Siilc.
For this wooU Miss Hagbdalo will hnv
a Bale of trimmed huU at $ a and Ji
Kouis the ( line to gel a bargain.
Day & Host , have a foruo of men wor
ing on the roads throu h Iho Kiel
tract. Buy five or ton acres there wlill
it is cheap. _
T , D. King & Co.'d Partagaa clgn
helped to clout Cleveland , It's the 101
ord breaker for the year.
pufo rr > nii f'/it'vtptt
iuS I ROM lOlNClL
Sooiety People Make a Prosantition of
Wallace's ' Maiterpiocc.
"BEN .MUR" IN ALL ITS ANCIENT GLORY
Spcclnpiilnr tnVit ; < ntul T-ililpiux That
Itnx'o Tiiltun tlm llty ; liy Storin Olio
nr Ilio < ! rritc : l MICPC IM of lliu
ho.xnon's
Ln ovonliiR occurred tha first perform-
nnco of the spectacular pantomime ' 'Hun
llur , " which hns boon undjr prjpar.uion for
the last six \vocw > . To s.iv thnt It w.is n
brilliant soclnl MICOCSS inlRht mean a croat
deal or it might mean n very llttio , out K
thnt plir.no had not bjen rjmloro.l must" by
bcintr used on nil accustom for the past thrco
ccnturioj It might bo used lo tit tha present
case without the slightest fear ot bjln re
minded tbnt this Is the season lor chustnuU ,
und it would 1111 the bill to a not.
The pertornuri were prominent vouns
society people of the city , nnd ouch of tlio in
hnd n cotcrlu of ft lends , who cnmoln to soj
how they looked dressed up In Ilr.it oantury
costumes. Hastile.i , everybody know that
ths proceeds were to ro to the W omen's
Christian nssocl.itlon hoiulUl , nud that w.is
sunlclant to bfinijout mxnv tnoro who con
sidered thnt they were dolntr snnnthlng for
sweet charity's ' SIIKJ. Hat whntovor tuslr
motive In coming , tboy ul. went nwnv highly
pleased with the clnr.icter of the entcrtnin-
mcnt.
Tbo chnrnctcM ware nil taken from Gen
eral Law Wallace's masterpiece , nnd tbo on-
tcrliilnmcnt conshtod mostlv of tableaux ,
descriptive of thu SCCIIIM of uroateu tnlur-
cst pnrtr.tyed In the book. Those tnblcnux
wcro arranged with n correctness of detnll
nnd n inn nlllrcnud of costuming Hint throw
Into the snudo inoit ot ttio "anocturulnr"
shows that nro on the roid. The following
H n list of ttio Indlei Mid contloinen who
took pntt In tlio perform inca :
.losrpb Itol.ort Pollock
Mary ICthnl Col.'lonali .
Itabbl "amiicl 1..1. Sbei
siiiiliiilint William Pattur-iuii
ViilorliiM drains Dr. I .icey
Mothcror lien llur. . . .Miss Carrlo Miiv Damon
Tlr/.ih Miss Audio bliurm in
Ir.is MM Dllii I.otilM > Cook
Kit her MKs Ann i llownn
Ainooli Mrs. .1. . ) . ( iravitttu
Hen Iliirimain ( loomo Miynn
Hun 11 ur ( boy ) Itobert Hablwln
Mvsiiiltidiium William .1. I.cvoiutt
Muss 11 iboy ) Uhnrlds Tulluvs
Hln.onldci U W. Ittvss
lldorlin ( ivnriro Stlllman
Haltliar-ir II W. livuniorl ) : |
Muh'lioir Harry Itiitlurniiiu-r
dnsp.ir Henry .litmus
llurod Josuph Mueller
Airlm Dr. llar-itow
Malliich W. P. Ollloor
Tnord James l'n\ton
Ooinpniilon of TborJ Tliotnns K. Muto.itf
Hliivo Charles X. HtirUo
Nilada .Misses .latilo Ilnlttwln , Mary DcA'ol ,
I.tin Mo.Mnhon. Agnus llnnch.inl , Stella I'.it-
tnisoii , Murv Key , Annlo Uos , AnnottiiViil \ -
lacc , Julia Tulluys Helen Tyler , l.'tnr i Conch ,
Knto Mayors Isubu ! Patterson , 13 slu Srhoonl.-
vun. Cora Woodbury , Kiorunco Martin. Klbel
llaiclay Violet llnr u s , Nulllu Iliirdln. M mil
liiin.in. l.onls binltli , Anna Oborholtzer , Mrs.
Will Tieynor. .Mrs II. C. Frinels.
( j'ondo li-rs Missus Hull i-nyiler. Gertrude
Oluiibun , Dulln Moyurs Klhul I'olclotitfb. cps-
H u llaiUncss/.ul.i 1,1 iiM mid t'.ivln. Carrlo
Sehuenicun. .Matnlu llunn , Vlnnlo Slicrr.iduii ,
CairluVults. . Nettle Wells.
I'r'cbtosscs-Misjes Mul.o Karnsworth. nd.th
Allen. KminaMlilims : May C ililnoll. .Mattlu
1'llc , Ktlioi Siiantrd , Ada Hansi > oin. 1'ay llio-
( lurnian. Dorti Lyons. Killlo 0'dou , I/iuri ;
.Meyers. I.itUi llurlxiii - . C'lulro Cbamtjorlln.
Arab Mauls Carrlu Withrow , llenlnh lloaa-
land , Helen Ilaldwln. Stella Mcltityic , Irene
Teit , l.uL'illo I'liinoy. IlerliuTr iiitm.iii , Josslo
Pontius Helen Stoildard. M irlu Hunker , Marv
llryniit. 1'ranklu D.illy , I'ranklu iloiviuan ,
MniullllcUs
Hlack'ilrds Horteiisororsythc.Vcstlo.Iaml-
son , .liuiluJainlMiin , Kill'h Hioc-k. Marlon Hou-
ton. nvllcnu Thomas ( Jmr.i Mutcalf. I'"ay
TOWIH. luu Xoi ton , Culm .J.iokson , Polly Krb ,
Kdltb I'lk-Uln cr , fi.l th Miurrjden , 'Null o
llayv.-ortb , Ada Sargent.
Hutterillcs l.-iura Hunker. Mniid Itccsloy.
Gertie Davenport. Corlnno AlhrUbt , I'annlo
Davenport , Clara Tronlm in , Jla-lgu ll'illcn-
licck. l-.dlth Tbomas. Maud Million Ada Daily ,
Pav HollenbocK. lithvi Thomas.
Queen-/.oe Hill. "
ijtituary Mlfea Grace Dcmln ; . Miss nilcn
Aylcsnoitb. Miss May Davenpoit. Mis. J. A.
ItolT , Mis. R M. Gattlt.
TbrL'uGr.iecs Ml-.iei I'annlo ' llcecroft. Mln-
nlo Ouren. Alma PfoIITer.
lionian Soldlois 'I'huron .lossolyn , Clinton
Spooner , Kd bavlos Vornju Wlttur. I'atil ITim-
nuuit , Ch.irlos lll.ilne. Vra I lir.ns , Harry Hat-
tuiihiiuer. Jr. . l-'ortly CInlUs Matt Tlnli-y , Nod
Kmpkle. I'li'd KnipMo. licit Pinnoy. I/ra
lit inehurd , Ulnrenco Cajiell. Kr.uik Capull ,
Clydo hyon. Oeoi u MUehcll. Kalph Pontius ,
Tom I'urnsuortli.
Tor II ) Daj-j Only.
2oOO cnsos of cnniiw-d troods to bo sold
roffjirdloss of cost for ten iliiya only : it
lirovvn's CJ. O. D. , couunonciiu ; Monday ,
Nov. 2S.
California nonohos 121 , 10c nnd 20o
per cusi ; O.tlifornliniDi'icols , lOu perctin ;
Ciiliforiiin cgy plums , l.'jc per can ; ( Jill-
fornia grcon gnyo ; ] ) lums , lee ] ) or can ;
C'nlifofiiiii grie. ! ] , lou pur cnn ; C'tili-
fornia-whito ohorrios , 2u ! ! porctin ; Ciih-
forniii bltu'lc cherries , 10o par can ; Cali
fornia nibpbcrrieri , 2ie : per can ; Califor
nia poarrf , 20c jur can ; eastern peaches ,
llic per can ; eastern pears , lOc per can ;
2-lb. can b'.aclcborries ' , Sic per can ; 2-lb.
can raspberries lOc per can ; 2-lb. can
strawberries , lOc per can ; 2-lb. can
standard corn , Hie porcnn ; 2-lb. can
standard tomatoes. Sic per c-ui ; 2-lb.
can ] ) OH : , "Jo per can ; 2-lb. can btrin ; *
beans. 7jc per can ; 2-lb. can wax bo'ins ,
7jc per cnn ; 15-1 b. can baked beans , lOo
per can ; I'Yonoh peas , lee per can ; sal-
inon , lOc per can ; gallon can tiuplos , 2o ; ) ;
oil sardines ; mustard sardines , Tie.
Keincmbor tills tale is for ten flays
only at Brown's C. O. D. , Council Ulults ,
la.
_
. Scott house ; good ooard ; low rale3.
Genuine Round O.ik , Il'idltint Homo
P. P. Stewart stoves and raiifjos , sold
exclusively by Cole & Cole , 41 Main.
Coal and wood ; boat anil cheapest
Missouri hard wood in tlio city ; prompt
delivery. II. A. Cox , No. 1 M.iln.
Tlio I'rult
The annual inoctltij : of the fruit grower
nnd gurdoacrs of tlil < county will bo hok
tomorrow ufternoon nt the court ho'iso ' ant
promises to bo of untuual tntorest. Th' ) fol
lowing topic ] will bo discussed :
"What uro the ( Jauses of the Failure o
the Apple Crop This Yo-trl'1 U , C. Hiy
m oiul.
oiul.Reasons
Reasons \Shv Urtipa Growers Shouli !
Ors-inlzp , " Alex Wood.
"A Hoiroanecllvo N'iow of OtirSocioty am
n I'lon , for Hotter Attendance , " L. O , Wll
„ Hams.
Klcutlon of oHlcors and ether buslnos ? wil
follow. _ _
"Hen llur" at Dohanv'a opera house
De.conibor I , li and a , with Saturdaj
iniitineo. Boats now on sale at bo :
olllco.
TJ. P. Judson , civil onfc'ineor,328B'ivay
Coal and Wood. Snckott fs Preston
028 Uioadway. Telephone 41.
Ono II c lit Thnt railed.
J. W. Smith Is the unpretentious nara
plvon by u Kentloman who wns found wun
dcrlnc about the Union I'ncillo transfer pint
form last nlput. and was scut to the city Jal
to droain of wealth which n bogus choc
fuilod to brlnp him. liuvns seen cuitivut
mi ; thu ucquulntanco of two rounlry boy
with a good cloul moro of onercy than scenic
lo bo warranted by their outward appcranc
nnd Oftlcer Qalnn's nitention was a
trautcd so much that ho decided 10 run hli
in for luck. At the city Jail Qtilnn's BUI
piclons wcro found to bo correct. Amen
hi * olTects was found a copy of n newspapc
contnlninK nn account of the working of
confidence t'ume on Gcorpo Butler of IdaD
on Wednesday and as Smith answorc
the description perfectly of tbo man who 01
appeared into the Morrlam block , this i
Itself was considered n suspicious clrcuti
tuuce , lu u envelope ia one of bis pocko
was ni.so found , nmonp ether pnpors , n chock
on the Cllmins Btalo bank for j.10 In favor
of Frank Smith ft C'o. H was ouoot Ilnrt-
lott Ac Norton's cheeKs , and bore the signa
ture of " .Tonoi , Thompson ft Uo. " The check
was undoubtedly u forgery , but as ho had
not yet passed It It may bo hard to convict
him of nnythlnp worse thnn vneroncv.
When ho was bclnt ; searched nt Uio Jnll
Smith showed nil the svmptom * of bclnit a
wlld-oycd drunk , but II was the opinion of
the ofllccM that ho wns ncttng n part in n
very Muccessful manner. Qiilim will appear
nmilnst him In police court this morning.
Shopv Vlipnper rlinii i\rr. :
Loolc nt some ol Kvans' prices nnd
then examine the eoods.
.Innunrv 1st I will inovo to Main street
nnd I will nuotl all the room in the now
store for the lariro stock 1 have bought
1 have a line st ck of fall and winter
goods that will bo sj d this month nt
p.'ico that will plo.iao you. Uomoin-
bor this is no old "tag end" of u poor
black , but now goods and now styles ,
and everything in the house will bo sold
cheap.
1 have never advorttsad a apaclnl dis
count sale or aniuial oloaraneo "ftil o"of
tiny kind , and when I show you tlio
shoes and qtuto you the prices you can
satisfy yotir.i'jlf you nro scouring bar
gains.
Hero are n few of tho.n :
Men's hand sowed French calf shoos
$7.0i'roduced ) to\00.
Men's hand sowed cork solo calf shoes
reduced to Su.oO.
Men's U. It. box toe shoo $3.0J , ro-
dnccd to $3 oO.
Moil's calf welt shoes $1.03 , reduced to
M 50.
Men's calf nnd dongola shoos $3.00 , reduced -
ducod to . * 'J.OU.
Cheaper ones In proportion ,
L idles' shoes and blips.
Laird's hand turned and welts but
ton and ln.co that sold for 33,00 , 37.0J
nnd 58.00 , for SJ.00 nnd Sl.o'J.
A line lot of cloth top lace and buttons
in extension solo , for $1.00. TUoio goods
hivvo not been out ot the factory iv
month.
Ladies' parly slipper * In bronze ojro
c.ilf , patent leather and satinstho line it
Hue ever carried in the city , and nil this
fall styles , 33.00 , $1.00,83.01)0 ) , reduood to
S3.On5 .00 nnd $10.
A largo lot. of 82.00 , 53.00 and * I 00
shoes that will bo old at bed rock
prices.
UKME.MHKU KVANSVAttUNTS
livery pall ho sells , and you will lind
every thing exactly as represented.
Don't overlook the bargains for SI.00.
Ciiiipr.ll or Airs. Tlilcldtitn.
The funeral services of Mrs. Thlckstun
were held yesterday afternoon nt the Flrat
Huplist cliurjh. The salcctton of the church
Instead of tliu homo for the holding of the
services was not that the services mleht bo
tnoro fonn.il or elaborate , for this was far
from the well known taste or xviahos of the
noble woman whoso memory was to bo hon
ored , or of the mourning family. The holding
of the services In the church was rather to
urcommodiito the many frlcndi who desired
lo Join tn ihc last sad rites. It was a incut
npproprUto place to bo thus chosen ,
ns the very building itself stands
as ft tnonumcnt of self sacnltco
nnd earnest work on her part , she having
raised nbout , half of the mouuy necessary to
pay for ttio building. Among many beauti
ful 'loral tributes sent in by loving frlenus
were two from the momoars of ttio First
IJaptlst church and the IJtutt Ulty Typo
graphical union. Tlio service i wore con
ducted by Kov. Dr. Phelps , pastor of the
Vrosbyterian church , who read , wltn npnro-
jrlato nnd comforting counionts , rarlous
passages of scripture , nnd offered a very
tender prayor. llov. .Mr. Davis , pastor of
the Baptist church , made a few remarks ,
mid ollorcd n closing prayor. Tno concluil-
"ngservicos were hold at Walnut bill , whore
the interment was made. The palluenrors
were J. Mueller , S. Farnswortb , L. W.
Hnss , Henry Puschol , Dr. E. Woodbury.
harles Sherradcn.
The A. D. T. Co. has added two now
liacks to its force and will ansxvor calls
it-all hours , day or night. Telephone ,
170 ; ofllco , 8 Main btrcet.
Gentlemen , tlio linestiino of mil goods
in the city , juat rocuivoJ. Roitor , the
tailor , 310 Broadway.
"Ron Tlur" ' house
at Dohany's opera ,
December 1 , " and I ! , with Saturday
matinee. Tickets now on sale at box
ollico.
Crumbs from Court.
In the district court yostcrdiy the casa of
Spooner airainst the city was submitted to
the Jjry , who letlred with It shortly after
dinner.
Tlio raso of ISnglelmrl against O'Noll ,
ns sheriff , wns then taken nn. This case
grows out of un attachment on n lot of
woolen goods which were soizau ns they
were being shipped through Council Bluffs.
The plaintiff roplovlnad the goods and
nlaltns dnmivcs for their wroncful solzuro.
Among the no\v C3sas Hied are : Ger.'O
llansen vs Jens Jorgensen , for $ Ji5 oa ac
count. Same nlaintiff vs Lars Jensen , for
iO on account. Simo plulntlff vs William
liraden , for ? 1SO on account.
Frank ICcndalf vs Charles Probsttc , for
? .VJO on n noto. Frank Tnmblo upoaars ns
attorney for plaintiffs in onjh , caso.
D. S. Kerr has eom-noncoJ suit against .1.
M. M.ircy forf.UJ alleged to ba duo bun for
commission foes on some Innd which ho
.raacd to U. F. Maxwell as ti ont for the do-
fondant. _
WHAT .SAKdUM1 II.VS Tl > SAY
About ( * hrip : MIOPH.
I want to sny to the people of Council
Bluffs nnd Omaha , and my customers In
particular , that whenever there ia n
cheap sale of shoes that Sargent is in it.
Kemombor , that newspaper pulTs lira
paid for. When the papers say that
Sargent , or any one clso. is tVo biggosl
man in town , cot to have inoro room ,
etc. . Surge-lit or some onoolso lias to pay
for il. ( Jot tlio cheap bhoo prices , then
como lo mo. I have room enough , an :
not going to inovo , can wait on more
trade than 1 um having , and WILL
HKLL SIIOICS CHKAPUU THAN ANY
HOUSIOINTtlHCITY.
People know that when I tell then :
shoos are good and cheap that they arc
just as 1 bay. No bunting or red "rug :
in front of my store , but fahoos cheap or
the inside , i'omo and got prices.
S AMOUNT'S Broadway.
Drnun to u I'dlnt ,
III Justice Hnmmor's court un interprets
lion of tbo common law wns ranJo tha
serves to Inuirnlo to what a singularly llm
nnd brilliant point the law can bo drawn am
still not lese Its dignity nnd become ridlcu
lous. Tuu hoarlnttof tha oisoof the twc
women , Polorson. nua Larsen , arrested fo
taking nn npronful of corn from onu of W
A. Paxton's Holds , was under way. Tbi
prosecution bad established the fnct that th
women had each stolen thn corn charged ti
there , ar.il in fact they tearfully ncknowt
edged the corn and throw tbomselvoj on tbi
mercy of the court. Tbo tears of ibo \vomci
iinii vislblT nffoctod tho'lOAge , niul his hoatt
liad been further soflentfH nnd parplcxod by
Iho wals of twM lusty Infnir.s
who hid con Untl 'rtUeil tholr hcnds
from ttioir motherV tfrbhits Und plead
lotnly and olofjuentiy for the unhappy
wonnn. when bo was stIU further perplexed
by the intcrorotatlon of the law In the cn > o
insisted upon by the attorney for thn cte-
fonso. Tnis wns thnt wlillfi the women bad
been seen gathering the corn and had boon
followed to tholr hotnos and hnJ ( hero con-
Icsscd , nnd had ropoatqd the confession to
the court , yet undur the Ift'.v they were not
guilty of larceny , bdt o'nlr trespass , n it
wns proven thov Cm' taken the corn from
the stalks nnd not picUpJ It tip ( rotu the
ground. It wns shown thnt the common law
nmdo this distinction between trespass nnd
larceny. When Iho attorney for the defense
inndo this point the scene wns ns drnmntlo
ns a country lycctim proiontntlon of Shy-
lock. In fact , It wns moulded upon that
famous court scjne. The nttnrncy for the
defense WHS only n tiUlo loss beautiful nnd
graceful nnd n irillo less oloiiuont thnn the
immortal Portln , but ho made his point
ns cttcctlvnlv ns she tnauo her' * ngnlnst the
Jew. "Tho law Is , " snirt ho , "that ntiylhlng
lolion from its nnturnl stnto in tbo soil con
stitutes only trespass ; to become larcwiy it
must bo detached and then tnkcn. If thn
prosecution had proven Hint these women ,
while plucking this corr hnd dropped ono
cnr on the ground ; i.ay , hnd dropped so much
as u husk or onu poor little deformed grain
nnd picked H til ) sgMti nml carried It nwnv ,
then they would u.wo been guilty of Inrccny
and I would not plond with the court to show
them mercy , but It has not boon shown that
they hive stolen even n llttio piccn of husker
or tassel , nnd consequently the information
charging them with larconv Is defective und
their nrrost without warrant.1'
A motion to dismiss the c i o , nnd the case
Itself , WAS then taken under advisement ,
whllo the weeping women wore permitted tc
tnko tholr tearful bitnos to tholr homeland
nwait the ilndlng of ttio court.
A Moiiilinrnt ol Soap.
Ono of the sight that created the moat
Interest on Broadway yesterday was In
one of the windows of the Boston store.
The curtain had boon drawn for a long
time and several other tlilnsis him
served to attract attention and create
the belief that there was something
behind it worth saoing. When the
ourtain wns raised it revealed n
beautiful sight that has bacn the ad
miration of the crowds since. It xvas
n perfect represont.ition of the Lincoln
monument , ton foot high and perfect in
every detail. Those who have scon the
tomb at Springfield can scarcely realize
thnt they are not lojking at an iminens-o
colored picture of it , but it wan not
wrought by a master's brush , but is
built up wholly of cakes of ca tile soap.
Tlio mottled colors of the soap nro al
most identically the sumo as thoio j
found in the cranito of the monument
itself , and the effect is pleasing and per
fect. The allegorical liguros that are
on the tomb are also on the soap , and
tlio bronze ligurc of the great martyr is
in its place.
The olTect of the whole is strikjng ,
and isvell worthy of the attention it is
attracting. It is the handiwork of nn
agent of a Cincinnati toap house , and as
a work of art it deserves to stand at
least through Iho holidays. It is stated ,
however , that it will not remain intact
longer than Saturdny , when there is
likely to bo some fun at its overthrow.
"
It is "made of thousinds of large cakes of
the linest castile soap , and they are to
bo sold at a co'.H each , toi : to the cus
tomer. It seems to bt ) too bad to destroy
such a handsome thing , but the people
will got the benefit ol "tho martyr of
the monument. "
Smith Carollna'H Prohibition
Uoi.UMiiu , S. O. , Doc. 1. The special
house committee to consider nnd report upon
nil prohibition bills has decided to report
favorably upon what Is known as the Cbilds
bill , which provides tQat.a liquor disponsnry
be run by the stnto commissioner nnd that
the money DO covered into the stnto treasury.
The anils were stiut out from presenting
their views. Matters nro becoming decid
edly warm on the prohibition question und
the prosneul Is thnt within Ibo next week
there will DO ono of the greatest struggles
hero that has over been known since tbe
secession.
'itouxn .IIIOUT us.
The Valentino Republican is five years old.
Tnc Mm ) , strnlght democratic , hns been
started at Shclton.
The now Swedish Lutheran church ntNow-
inan Grove is nonrlng completion.
The dry goods store of E. II. Howell ft Co.
nt Kearney has beau closou by creditors.
The meeting of tbo State Press association
will bo held at Columbus Februnrylp.
Hev. John W. Little has b-jcn installed ns
pastor of tbo Seward Presbyterian church.
ElTorts nro being made to have a fnrmors'
In'.UUito held at North Pluttu during the
winter.
An effort is bjing made to organise a com
pany nt Plattsmouth to erect a creamery and
chcc.io factory.
Ed J. Mock has issued the lint number of
tbo Alma Uncord and has aiado a good job of
his initial paper.
A frame block nt South Auburn belonging
to Dan Long , was entirely destroyed by lire
with nil Its contents.
Crete young Indies gave a leap year bill to
their male friends und topped oft the festiv
ities with an oyster supper.
Alonzo Pntlorso'i of Broken Bow will
spend the next two years In the penitentiary
ns the result of an attempted assault.
Kearney flrainon bold a fair to raise funds
to entertain the state firemen's convention
nnd the von turn proved o llnunclal success.
Lexington has voted to bond the city for
the purpose of putting In electric lights.
Only twelve people voted niruinst Iho con
templated improvement.
Burglars nt McCouk secured over Sll'O
worth of goods from the store ot II. ICuppo.
Allen Klco hns oeon arrested on suspicion of
being interested In Iho job nnd is now In jail ,
The absence of the thumb nnd index linger
of the tight , hand of Fred Daddcll , n fnrmer
near Loup City , was caused by too intlnmio
nssociailon with the cog wheels of n ton-borso
power corn shelier.
The northeast Nebraska Editorlnl nnssocla-
tton will hold its next mooting nt Wuynu on
the second Monday in .May. All tho'editors
of the Third congrosMonnl district will ba
invited to join tbe association.
Tbo twenty-first anniversary of the oivan-
Izutlon of Adams county will bo celebrated
by tbo old settler * nt Janlnta on December
12. There will bo n has not picnic In Allen's
hnll nnd n line program hns boon prepared
for thu occasion.
The story comes from Mllford thnt James
Hnnnnlls , late independent candidate for
representative , lias loft for parts unknown
with a Mrs , Koblnson , who.hnd liaon workIng -
Ing at ono of the hotels In that ploco , Mr.
Uunn lls left a wife und several children be
hind him.
The democrats of North Loup are not nt
all backward about announcing their caiuli.
dncy for the postofiico\ytion itbccunn known
thnt Cleveland was stiroly clouted. Joint
Parks wont to Elder U'ibeidc , the present
postmaster , nnd nsbed him what he would
have to do in order to get ihopostonico. The
elder quietly informed him that the first
thing to do would bs to wult until tlio 4th of
March. This was sqmottilng that bnd never
occurred to Parks , so tie concluded to wult ,
but In ihu meantime Is onruesllv endeavor-
lag to find out what course to pursue m order
to get tbo aider's job.
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POUNDMASTKU'S NOTICIi
Iinpounilcd on thu U tb d'lv of November.
twounU'is about U inonilu old. U not re-
deeiuod , mild Ualvus will bo bold Documbar
Hlh , ut 10o'clock n m. . nt publlu uuetlnii , on
l.cuienworlb street , between ' 'Ut and " 'd
btroelH. In iho alley. JOHN SI'OKUU
Dl-dJi I'oundniujtur.
"ftT"TnT7 1ir A ir * "V7 A
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
U. S. DEPOSITORY - - OMAHA , NEB
Cnpttnl
Surplus . $ ( ! " > , 01) ) J
s inlllri.-otori IlonrjrV. . Vntoi ,
B. Ciishliu , vlco iiraililiini , i * . Alaurl3J W. V
Mornc. John ) . Cullmj J. M. IL t'atrlui , l.j.fli >
llecd. c.islilor.
THE. IRON BANK.
W. J. l.nmb , ttcnrseilnins. . Alfred W Scott.
1'rcH. Lancaster Lo. Hunk. Notary I'nbllc.
Lainl ) , Adams
Attorneys-at-Law ,
I.niifastcr County Hank Hnldlng ,
LIMCOLP I , - - NEBRASKA.
NOTICE OF ASSKS3M12NT Of DAM
AGES FOHGKAD1NG ,
To the owners of nil lots and parts of lots on
alluy In b ock Al from -1st tov.'nd streuts.
Von nro hereby notlllcd that thu niiiior-
sl ned. thtiio dlslnteiesto . frecholdors of tbe
city of ( Jimli-i. irivo been duly nppolniu 1 by
tliu mayor , with the upprov ilof the oily coun
cil of said elty , loasitHi the iluiiii.'es ; to tliu
ownoia lespuotlvcly of the uropurty iilTci'tpil
by thu grading of uildullov. declaroil necoi-
sary by nrillnniico No. Illl.t. passed November
1st IS ] . ' , iippruved Novcmlier'.tli , 1 . ' .
You are further notllied th.it Inivti7 ! nc-
ccpted sail apiiolnliiiLMit .ind duly riiallllcd ]
ns requited bv law. wo will on the l.llh dny of
Dccumbcr. A. I ) . 1. ' . > - ' . t the huurnf t'lo'uiouk '
In the forunODii. nt thu ollk-j of Slirlvisr iV
O'Dunohuu , II 3 I'.nn nn " .I. , within the ( 'Oipor-
atc 1'inlts of said city , inrut for tbe iiurpose of
cim-tldurm , ; anil ni.iUliu thu asse-sini'iil. of
( liuiid'ji ) to tbo ounrrs re * > poatl > ciy of said
pioiiorty affiH'ted by mti-li Kr.idlir . taking
Into consldor.it Ion bpuclal henullts. If nnv.
S'oti are iiolIHe I to bo present ul Iho tlmu
nnd place itforuiald and malio any olijrollon
tl ) ( ) ! St.ltLMIlCntl COnL'OIIllll'.1 Slllll llSiUMSIIlLMlt
uf dutnauos ns you nriy consider prunur ,
luspccfiilly ! ; biibinltttd.
. \v. u. .siiiiivr.it ,
Gi : < ) . ,1. I'AUI *
K. W.tillliuN.
fonunittoo of Appralsors.
Oinalri. Neb. . Nnv. Kith. liU. . n O.llllt
To nil owners of lot or p.uts of lots on .liiel-
hon Btreut. from Tlilrty-slxtn street to
'I lilrty-acvi'iitn stront :
You are horohy nolllloil that the un.lur-
signed , tlireo dulnterostod freeholders of thu
city of Oinah'i. havu boon duly npno nted IJA'
thu mayor , wltb tlio npnroval of thu city
ciinnell of Hald city , to assess tbo duni ice to
thu o\Miurs rubpccllvo'y ' of ihu ntonorty
ntleelcd bv Kriiilnii : JiickHon htrunt fiom
Tiurty-filxlli Htivut to Thlity-sovuiuli stroot.
( Icc.ari'd nuou siry ny ordln.utcu No. .l.ni ; .
ii.m-oil November - ' . ' and i.iprovel | : Nuvum-
biT ' . ' . ' .
'i oiinrofiirtliernolllol.thatliavln ( aecoptod
Raid iiiioliilinonU | ] nil I duly ( jnilillul as rc-
( inirud ny law. wo uill , on thu Mb day of
Ducumhor. A. I ) . 1MI.1 , ut tbo hour of II
o'clock In thu formioon , at tlio ollli-o of It. W.
( | > MM , luuni111. . Nuw York l.lfu hiil.dhn ; ,
within the vorporatullniltH of said oltv , meet
for the iiiirposo of coinlilorliK nnd ni.ililir.
the uHscssinunl of ilain.iiie to ihu owners r--
spticttvoly of h.ild | iroiurty. | alToi'tcd bv Midi
i rail HIT , lnuln ; Into coMblilor.illuu dpccl il
bi'iiuflts , If nny
Yon ute notlllud to ' .c present at tlio tlmo
and plnconforeMalil. and iiiul.o nny ol > juvtlons
lo or HtaloinoiitHi'Oiiferiilnu' h.tld tiKw-idniunt
of daniaseH , us you m.iy ( iinsldur piopor.
It. W. ( illlritN. )
W.M. U. Hit Id Vilt.
JOHN \V. ItOIIIIINft
Oninhn , November IMJJ. N''Ml Ot
PROPOSALS FOR filt
Ponied prouos-ils wil bo rcos.voil by lliu un-
( loislj-'iH'il until 11,41 o'ulouU p. in. , llur-umbor
JHib , IH'r,1 , for u rail I nit D.tvimpoit t-tnoi , fiom
Ililtb Blrt'ut loiiSih Uri'ol ; dr. mil iivunnc , from
flith strict to 4'd htiuul : I'owlur nvuiiiin , fiou
! ! Mh si I not to 4'lh ' iiti'iuiui il'tli stiiT't , fiom
liiund avenno to.IIKH munnu : 4'Jtli ' street.
fiom ( > rand nvuniiu lu Spnuiio Htrool : luth
u voonu. from ( ! i and iiv-iino to > | ir i uostiool ;
the alloy In liloc'U M. fiom I'th Mrcul. to Iht i
stieot : filth ijlictt. fiom lei ) | t > htrent Id D.iv-
( tilportMruul ; Docnliir Hliojl. fiomllth stix'ot
loillht lteul ; llamlltoiintrcut. from IMIi htruct
to west city limits ; Arbor blri'Ol. fioia loili
utrei't to Clth slrctil , In ihu eity of Omuliri. In
ai-i'orduiici ) w.ih iiliuu mil hiicoillCiitUim on
Iho In tliu oltlce of Um Ho in ) of I'nbllu Workv
K.icli iiropjvil 10 bu niadu on pr niu.l blan' ' > H
fiiinlslicd by tlio loaril , and l > l-n necom-
imnlod with , i cuitilliMt ihou'i In tliu hum ol
r UJ , pavab'o to thu elt.v of Utniiba , us an evi
dence of peed faith.
'I ho bo.ir I IUSUIVCH tl e r -lit to reject nti.v or
all t'di ' un'J twiih o ( lofcolH.
r.v. . iiiitKHArsKi : ,
Clialrninn Hoard of I'ubllo Works.
Omaha , Neb. , lui.'emlr ) l"t , IM ! ,
dl-'J-S-O
_
I'ropiia.iU lor Iti'iiKivlir iici : > tli > n lliinili > ,
FII. licit propos'ils will bu rcculvo I ul the
comptiol ui'Hollli'U no 10 I p. m. . Ducu'iibcr ' ,
Ix'i. ' . for tbo removal of thu oliTtlon liooths tc.
btoraso boiibo nnd Iho ronhiclir. of tliu HIIIIIC
lib may buil'ri-ulu.l ' by ibo conii ll for use ul
tbu nu\t nU'cllon ; hiieb uluul'on ' bouths lo be
taken nii.ii i. ruinovuil lo ihu plm u of bloraue ,
ivliiintd ua rontilroJ and put lo.-ulber In n
uaiafu' ' . uruiior. \\oilcniinlliu 111:1111101. :
llm conlr.ietor upon so rutilnchu .il I booth *
to um Hi all ruualib neuuks.irv lu nut the uamt
In Kood order , cxcupt iialatln . nnd to Iti-ei
Ibo bamu In good ordti until lifter lliu ulou.
lloti Thu I'onlracloi hliall rceolvo onu-thlrd
of Iho contract prlco "lien Mild booths art
htoroil , u ml ttto-thlrilH linniuilliito y lifter Hit
oloellon for tvhloh Iho biimo thai ! be ruiiliicrd
mid put In or ilur. A certlllod uhuok of llfly
dollttiH i8Vi ) la iciiulrod lo nccoinpanv oacli
bid. Thu rlubt Isruiorvod to rojoot any or
nil bids. Tiir.u ol.SK.V ,
UMAIIA , Ducember 1 , 139 : . Coinpiroilcr.
Diet
SLMOJIA.L NOTICES
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
KMPIiOYStKNT
\Vr.VVllin \ pupil nntff nt Itm W C A h i.
' ' pltnl , oor Klh nrcnnn nn,1 , Vtli Mroel , mnut ho
liolNiscn VInn l w o rs oUlt jCioJtt moral clinr.10
Icr. Apply nl otioo.
HOUSES AND LANDS.
l/oil I.\CIIAM1K A nl < i > luniioon S , 7lli Klroct ,
' iit'nnth nvcnur. clout ori'noumbriincp , for homo
In ( minim. llnn ron 1'lnco or Kountio 1'lncn pro *
fcrto.l. . u III inn ! n ? : . jilHK'mieo. : UroaitiUloils ,
Mchol'tiiAOo.
/'O A < UK fruit nn.l R.nriU'ti t irm. nonr cltr , ? - > J per
V'nrte linn HJ ncro fnrin. 5U per icrni IQ ncr *
irncl. nilji'lniiitf n .N'o'irnskt turn , IIS per ncrp |
Inrcp lltl ut f.irm inulcllr property for onto. John-
on A Vn'i 1'nltpti.
\\r A WOOD , V i o luvrt OI\K' of IHo llnpst form *
< < -in utiiiltiiTviifrii ID\TJ , tortilla , ( . ' .ill niul scj
\\f \ 'i.M Mnln Mrvit
l/oll l'IIAM : > K-iint ( l-room limuo on South
1 SI li "trri't fur Intiil ( Uovi lilcM * . Nlrnnlon A I o
I.MII IIXN l'-llio'fol'TiwinriinT -
I 10 room ilivi'lUnn. Ul 1'nrx nttf. . IU
, rou'n ilnolllni ; . i.r.Hjtli unt. . f..V '
T tuuii ilw-llliu. isr ; broniltrnr. I : ) .
10 IOKIII ilnolllni. . Hi Iti'iiion M. , I.M.
5 rnom tint * ) bit ; . 'IU Avoiiiii * 11 , II l.tlV
t. ri'oui ilwi'llltik' . 110 N. l.MIl t. . IlliiXX
it roiun ibu'llliif. s''J AMMIIIO H. IK
7 riiiiiii il olllm ; . .110 11 nee t n nvo. . ( I
7 riioiii ilni'lllni ; ViV ) llnrtiiony t. , { Ii.
7 room ilwi-llliii ! , llnbbllt Plncc. IIV
'i riMini iliM-lllir , ' V.1 Myn tcr > \ , III.
irooni .iiu'lhn . lu Sr > l nrp .113.
I room iluollliij. ft.'l ' MjriKU-r St. , J12.H
11 IUKIII dnt'llliiK , ( irnliniii nvc. , 114.
i i iiin < lwillliii > . I.VulHb nvo.in ,
( ro.iin iiwi > liliiB. llnlililtt riace. ( I'Ml
4 rooir tlwi'Plnc. IM I'm li nL' . . SI'J.W.
f ) ronni ilwi'lllni ; . IJI N. Mb it , * io.
6 room ilncllliif , SUI N. 7tb t. . ! IJ.
n-oiii ilwi-llliiK. lUOSIh nvi'.5IJ. -
I. . room liwi'lllni ; . IIV. Illi i > t. . III ) .
4 roomilAi'lllnu. in Vine ! , ! .
| j room ilni'llliu. 2,1 , ith arc , t'.U.
r IIH.III iinoiiimt I' ' : < \\t-niiu li. fl ) .
i. room ilwvllliiB. W * n'i nvc. , f 10.
d room ilni'lllnt ; . ' 7UU AVVIIIIP \ . $11) .
5 room ilnrllln , ( ir.ilmn nrp . nti.tr Itltll , 11
4 room IIOIHP. noisntib | ft. $10.
4 KK.Ill < l I'll I lie. WAMMlll'J \ I' . K.
, * . -r null ilwiOMlIK , Will AVI'IHIP II , H.
ii ro.nii ihvt'lllntf , SIM HI. nml AMMIIIU M , H
fi room ilnollbiB. Ti o. ' . > * ! st. $ < .
. ' . r MUM ilni'lUni ; . Hill ) AMMIIIC A. 15.
4 r ni ilnvl'liit ; , , < 5 N. lit it. ? > .
4 r < ' .111 ilnplllllB. I'll So. I ! > t ! ! . , ? ! .
f room tin oil In L . 3IU ) , \ \ otiliu A , $ J *
A roi in itHollbiL' . -'in 1Mb nor . ? : .
-r oMl ilni'lHiiL'IS Axclinu 1) , Jl.
1 room ( invll'iirf. ll. > J Arviiiiu ! > , } > .
I roi'in ' ( Iwolttn , 'J l.i Aroiiiiu l > . * l.
I room ilneHI-iK. S..Mo. . I 111 it , ? " > .
< loom ilni-llbmVtfl I'nrl , nro , $1. ,
; -rii iiiil < tcllliiE. ill Mii tiT ! > t. in.
I , room ttniMIIUB. HVn lilnBtinan ! . , $11
7 loon , ( iiM'IMu.Vl'tli MVO . I.S
I from itnt'lllllll. 811 tMMIIIO A. ( II.
I mom ilncllliiK. IJi.'J'.M u\o , " | il ino. " ill.
ii r < ioni ilwpllliiB , 17'Snvo. A , JM.
IV-iii.uu I'lttullliu. Ml Mb nro . ? ! " >
U room ilwi'lllni. , 'il I diiklnml ave , (13.
.t-room ilML-llliiB , III N. < ah t. M.
! , It.lioiilo , roitu iik'JiU , ilrotltv.ijr niul Main
truoi.
I.STIlCT' nml loann Knrm nud city property
lnitiElit olid olil. 1'iney .S. ThoiniK , Council
lliiHu.
7AUM nnd city lo inn. Money lonni'il on Ktock
nnd icr ln. Itoalcilnln for null ) . Dvrulllni : und
urlnoxi riMifiln. Money lonnoJ fur loc l Inventors ,
.ou ou .V 'loulo. ! ! .O 1'onrl hlroot.
loin In Cuiitrnl null
100
. ' J lols In Million indl.
: t" > lol In liny Us * \ I'.vlincrV
( ZlulRln MaynoN 1st.
I'D lotH In I'ottor \ Cohb'4.
VI lota In Uo.r'M H ib.
15 lots 111 lloor a mid.
molnln Highland nd.l.
IS lots In llnloliliKUii K nd I.
45 lot In Tnrlo > 'H n Id.
l.llnlK In Itlildlouiiill.
ISO lots In WrlKht'h : i'lil.
II ! lots In li rJoMndd
l.oti In ovo'y ti'l ' lltlon In tlio clly phoap for ciVi ,
nrnn | iiiupnls. i all nnd too tit. No troiiblo to
u property. OroonnlilcUU. Nlcliolson A , Co.
' ! AfllBS upppr llro.nl .i > . uplnnillil plOt'o for
JplnltliiK ; rlip.tp for cash , or lll p.xcii'Viiito for
mprnroil roslilcnco prouortf In Council lllmTd.
irt'C'iishlvlils. Nlcluilbon X Co.
r < Alll > l3X A.SM ) I'll'TI' liiiuli rluhcil niul most
Jlioniitltul trncl In I'oltn ntliinilo count } ' : ecu
'nturprUi' IMacc1 ; Mro or ton ncro lots ,
ililolilx , MclioUon X Co. , C.2I llro.iilmiy.
i ; > ( ilt iAI.K-40ncrp < : inillc > fro-n city , pnrt tlm
I IK' | : Kpk'iull.l tor Krnpui. Aililrusa ' . 'UJ Mtltsniail
troc-t. city.
DANCING SCHOOL.
MONIAIn II. A. pnrlor.i , children. 4 p. m. :
ndnltii. 7..W p. m. Socials * erond and fuurtli
.Yoiilntf..lp. in Mmlc fnrulHhod pnrtlott nnd clubs.
Address It , A. I'lirluriCouncil lllnlTt.orHUI Knrnum
H . Omnlii W. T. U.nmbors , Innlrnptor.
OAHIIAtIK remoruil. ccsipools. riiultH nnd
vJthlinnuyji clo.ineil. K. l > . Iliirko , city Mil * .
Foil SAl.i : . chunp , or In v\ui.viiu ! lor Innd , an os-
tablNticd liilMlnoss. Addrosi 1' . O. boxiSIU , Co nil-
.11 HlllllH , 1.1.
lliI.IKC WANTIID- I mint to lot oontrncl for
Illllni ; by lot mi Hrondivny nnd tovontountli uU
Apply to l.connrd hvorott.
Lo.sr-fiai A i.i , i.v ONI ! 1101.1. nv \
ulio fnllcilto snap nt the ipoclal bnrK'iln olfcrcd
ln.t ucck by ( irocnsnloIdH , Mcliolsnn , V Co. , No. ( i2l
roniUvn ) . Tlio Under Is knoiur liu belntf n ( ilcn-
wood innn nhoMI TCHO imoiiKli to pick uii Ibo
.iruporty . ,
17OU SA1.1I A Htnall d iliy , iScows. Cas h or part
p rmcnt. l.'l.'U Avonno 11.
LO.-T l.mlj 'H KOItntch | | nllli KCiit'o cbnli i. lie-
turn to lloo utlke for rt nrd.
PERMANENT SIDEWALK RESOLU-
TfON.
otnifll rh.iinbcr , Oinaln , Nob. , I6H7.
Hu II io-olvoil bv tin' ulty ooiuiL'll of the ( ilty
of Oiniiba , the M.iyor concurring :
Tbiit lioiiiiinipiit hlduwiilkb bu uonstrncted In
thuclty of Dirinli i as dosUnato 1 Doluw , within
livudays uftei lliu piiblleiillini of this lesolu-
lloti , or the pcriiiirit survloo tliuruof , as by
rdlnancuN authoil/.o ( ! nnd reiiulred ; aueu
lduwalKS lo tin laid to the puriiianunt Kr.ido
as oslablUhcd on thn p.ivu 1 Mrouts spuclfluct
hi'rulii , tuid to bu co istriicli'd of stone , urtl-
lluliil atone , brick or Himiifuordlnr to spocl-
llcatlniH ( HI ( Ho In the olll.'o of thu Bo.ml of
1'nbllo Works , anil under Its Htiporvlsion , to *
Hit :
South side of Dndpo htieet , sub lot f In lot 3 ,
Capitol addition , pu miniunt iiradc. ( Ifeotwldu.
Uoulli h du of Dod u Hired , uitHt'J. ) feut rnnro
or less of hub lot 5 In lot " , Cnjiltol addition ,
pcimant-nt gr.idc. H foul \\Iilo
South hldo of Diidm : htroot. est ' 'i feet more
or lo s of bill ) lot. 4 In lot' . ' . C'.ipltol addition ,
pi'iniiinent Kr.ulc. U foul wlilo.
North sldi1 of I'oiiplotoii iiveniio , lots 11 to SO
Inc-ludvo , blo-k. , sliull'tt addition , puimanent
Ki"iilo , 0 feet wldu.
Hast s du of Twenty-ninth nvpiinn , lots 14 to
17 Im'liisivo , b ork HuiiBi'oin 1'lacu , Duriiui-
nent ertidr. 0 feet wide.
South Hldo of l.i'avcntvoilli hliool. lota 1 ! > , IS ,
IT , IS , i : > . block Ifi. I.o ivi'iiworlb Iliislnuss I'laco ,
crmiinut t ( 'rudo. Ii feet nld < > .
routh H'.do of I.eavoiiuorlli hlroot , erosslna
M. 1' . or licit Uno rluhiiif nny In blouk 10 ,
I.o ivenwortb lliulnu t 1'lace , iiennanuuC
; , . ( ' , U font wldo.
An I , bo It furlhor rosilvod-
That tliu Hotnlof I'nbllc Works he , nnd Is
hereby niitbon/ud und directed to caiiso ri
conof this riivi'utlon to bo publUhcd In the
oltloml paper of thu i-lly for onu week , or bo
HiTVoJon tboowiiors of sud lots , and that
nnle-.fi Hiioh owners KI | ill within llvo daya
after ihu put ) lent on or horvleo of such copy
constructs ild H dow.ill.s < is liuruln reiiilrjf | ,
that lliu Ho ml of I'ubllu Works eanno Hid
Hitmi ) Irt he done , thu eiHt of eiiuslni.'Un Hald
HlduwalKH re | iiollviily to bu ns tiiiud ax'iilnst
thu ru.il ustato , tot orp > rt of lot In frontot
and nbiittliiK HIIUII sldow.ilks.
Passed Novemtur llth und --'Hi. IKiU.
T. .1. I.O WHY.
Acting I'lesldoht of Iho Council ,
U I' . DAVIS.
Piesldont of ibo ( Jllvt'oiinoll ,
Attrsti JOHN OUOVBH ,
( Jlty LJIorlc.
Approvnd : OP.O. I' , HII.MIH ,
Mayor ,
NOT 10K TO COXSTUUi'T SIm\VAMCH. : \
To tlnuiwnuriof Iho lots , pa is of lots nnd
to il estate duucilbcd In lliu nbovo resolu
tion
You and oacli of you are hcrnhv notlllcd to
construct ncrmiinenl Kldou allis nn rtiinlrcd by
a resolution of llioilty foiincll and mayor ot
the u.ly . of UmiiliH , of wbli'h < hn nbovo U u
tony. I' . W HIHKIIAUSiiC : ,
Chalrin.in Hoanl of 1'iiblluVorks. .
OinalKi , Nou. , November-bib. IBJi. ii'JSilTt
To ihu owners of all lots , iriruof lots nnd roil :
Uhliitu aloiiK lliu iilluy In blook I , Koiint/e'ii
Mil addition , fiom I/tli / "teoot U llth Htruufc
Yon are heruby not > llul Hi it thu iindir-
sl nuJ. llrcodUlntuiudluil freolioldcri of thu
city of ( Jmaliii , have boon duly iipnolntuil
by ihu mayor , with tlio approvul of the city
council of mild cllv. lo as cs < the damauu to
lliu ownuis rusiicutlvoly of lliu property nf-
fueled by tliu KMdliU of tbo iilluy In blook t
KounUo'iMih atidlilon.fro n lHh ! Hlreot to llth
kiruut , dccliirod nuucHjiry by oriilnaneo No.
ll.'si. iiissud Oolobur Ul , la'j. , npuiovud Oolo-
bor Uli. IBW.
Yon are further notiflu.l lhat bivliuno-
cuptiid said iipnoiiiiiiiunu mi 1 ( In y il'liillduil '
IIM ruiinlrcil by law. wo will , on lliu Illtli duy ot
Dcci'inbur. A I ) , tv.r. , at thu hour of uo'clouk
In ilmfurimoon. tit llioollii'u of John R Klnuk ,
f..i Cliainber of ( onunurue , witb.n tbu cor *
por'ito limits of said i-ltv. meet for Ihu pur-
posti of con ldorlnu nnd mikliK ihu nbsosj-
incnl of ilamairo lu Ibo ow noru rcspuullvoly of
s.il I proiiurty 'iiruoto I by Hald change of irraila
tiiklng Into coiiiidurallon epuulal bonelit . If
un v.
You are notlllcd lo bo prcsont at Iho tlmo
nnd place aforenuld an'l iniiku any objuclluni
to or slitiiiiiontu coni'urnliu t-ald n aos inun
of duinat'eu unynu may consldur nruper.
JOHN e I1 IjAClv.
R W. ( JIIISON.
JAMK-SJ'OOICDM.Q
Omaha , Neb. , Nov. Klid , Ib'Ji UU