Omaha daily bee., 1874-04-29
OMAHA BREWTlES.

james E. Boyd, the pork
packer, yesterday sold to Omaha
parties 10000 pounds of hams and
bacon.
Frank Ranges and Vein
STEMS dogs gotinto a fight yesterday
morning, and broke three large
windows out of Ranges store. 1t
cost only SIS to have them put in
again. Those are valuable CANNES.
The Georgia Minstrels' band
gave a fine street concert yesterday,
being conveyed about the city in
Clark's beautiful band wagon, drawn
by four dapple grays.
Charles r. Sundblad, formerly
employed at the cigar mandatory
of West & Fretscher has gone into
business for himself at Nc. asa,
Thirteenth street. He is full of en-
terprise, and will without doubt
soon build up a handsome business,
as he intends to keep on hand and
manufacture only the best line of
goods. Success to him.
-Jailor Anderson is busily en-
gagged in putting i'm order the court
room in the courthouse for the May
session of the United States Circuit
Court, and the United States Court
room i'm Redick's Opera House for
the session of the United States Dis
trict Court. Both courts begin next
Monday.
Three eases OF drunk were dis
posed of at the Police Court yes
terday, by two of the victims pay
ing fines, and the other M being
discharged. All of them promised
to leave town Immediately. "When
shall we three meet again." is what
they said upon leaving the court
ROOM.
The question for debate by the
Saratoga Literary and Debating
Society this evening is an
interesting one. 1t is, "Resolved,
That man is the architect of his own
fortune" There will be q large at
tendance, from the city, and among
those intending to go out there are
several prominent lawyers and
speakers,
The High School Debating So
ciety will give a choice literary en-
tertainment at the High School
auditorium, this evening,
An excellent and attractive pro-
gramme has been arranged, and the
entertainment will in every respect
be well worth attending. The adj
mission will be fifty cents, land the
proceeds are to be devoted to the
starting of a society library. Re
served seats may be obtained at the
Omaha Library rooms.
Mr.. L. W. Jones has greatly
enlarged and improved his store, on
Fifteenth street, opposite the post
Office, by throwing two stores into
one. He has elegantly fitted it up,
and put in a large variety stock,
consisting of stationery, fancy
goods and notions; baby carriages,
books, pepers, confectionery, cigars,
pipes, tobacco, fruit, and in fact
everything that is usually found in
an establishment of this kind. He
has also started a circulating library,
which he is daily increasing. Mr..
Jones Is an enterprising young man,
md deserves the liberal patronage
bat he is receiving at the hands of
the public.
The Panama line has been in
The habit Of advertising that their |
steamers make the trip. between
New York and San Francisco in Is
lays. Parties interested in opposi-
lon lines have been Keeping the
ime lately, and they have found
lat up To this date no steamer has
,ade the trip inside OF a month. A
ispatch was received in this city
esterday stating that the Constitu- 4
on completed the trip on the oath
April, having left New York
Iarch IA, being out IL days. This
Rows that advertisements do not
ways tell the truth. The travelling
lblic will see the advantages in s
king the trans-eontinental railway
ute.