Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-14
M MENTIONS.
j. Mueller's Palace Music Hail.


chinery will he set in mution.
Birthday, Holiday and Wedding Gifts
al ii. T.. SeAman's. nov9-tf
New lot nicely decorated, Sc pieces, iof
tea sets, only S. at Maurer & Craig.
The district court of Carroll county
opened yesterday. Judge Reed, Colonel
Daley, j. n. Baldwin and others have
gone there.
Only one drunk TO break the monotony
of Monday morning in the police court.
He gave his uame as John Dunn, and wa
Rued 81. 60.
Hand. painted china, art pottery, solid
silverware, bronzes, &c, at Maursr &
Craig.
The newlmeat market Of Shull 4 Null
len, 799 South Main street, guarantee best
of meats aud prompt attention,
The county board of supervisors went
into session yesterday, and will continue
their doings until some time tomorrow.
The Young Mems Chrii tan associa-
ton hold a half.hour prayer meeting at
their rooms every evening this week, COM
mencing at z o'clock.
A fine assortmen. Of Boots and Shoes,
sufficient to supply the demands of all, at
George Blaxim's south Main etreet.
Cheap Railroad tickets 10 all points,
Bushnell, FIVE doors north of postoffice, tells
them. Entrance, Main or Pearl streets.
Anderson seems to be the last "Char.
ley Ross" Where is he? Some say he
has gone to Washington. Some say to
Des Moines. More say they don't know.
Handy Andy" Is to be given at Do
hangs tonight, it being the second enter.
tainment of the Catholic fair. The admis-
sion is only rs cents.
M. b. Brown, the efficient manage of
the Western Union, advertises a house for
rent in another column.
Six room house, a store room we'll 10.
Gated and a forty acre improved, two
miles from this city, for rent by w. r..
Vaughan.
Joseph Reiter makes the Finest Suits
in the latest styles, OF the lowest possible
prices. His merchant tailoring establish.
ment is at 80 Upper Broadway, Council
Bluffs.
The two little wooden buildings on
Broadway nearly opposite the city build
ing, one occupied by Walters Bros. and
the other by Mr.. Niles, have been vacated
and are now being torn down to make
room for q two-story brick building. of
about forty feet depth, to be erected at
once by Mr.. T. w. Woolsey, who owns
the property.
The sharp turn in the weather neces-
sitating extra fires, should be also accom-
panied by q little extra caution as to the
condition of flues and pipes. A little
carelessness at this season Is liable to
cause much trouble. Care should also be
taken in depositing ashes.
The following have been given leave
to marry: James Tariam and Charlotte
A. Murph, of Nicola; Robert Morrison
of Honey Creek, and Hannah Print, of
Pottawatomie county; S. p. Thomas and
Nancy Thornhill, Of Council Bluffs.
Thomas Fay, charged with numbering
a drayman by stabbing him in a saloon
row, and who has been lying in jail here
awaiting trial, was taken to Carroll
county yesterday, the district court having
opened there.
W.. II. Knepher, the tobacconist on
broadway, opposite The Nonpareil, is
getting in q new and large supply Of fine
cuts, plug and smoking tobaccos, and Q
great variety of fancy goods and smokers
articles. He surely has one of the best
stocks of cigars and other goods ever seer
here.
-Pethy bridge & Neunas, proyrietors o
the Broadway meat market. are doing
thriving business at the Orvis Packing
Co.'s old stand, No. 1857 Broadway. The.
are enterprising and accommodating gen
tlemen, and we bespeak for them n liberia
patronage. See their sad" in another col
umn.
The Catholic fair opened last evenin
at Dohany's hall, with the presentation Q
the operetta Little Red Riding Hood.
About seventy took part, mostly children
and they presented 1t charmingly, II prov
ing to be a fine musical treat. The wor
of preparation must have been great, bu
those who undertook 1t, as well as thos
who participated on the stage, may we
congratulate themselves, and will surely b
congratulated by others. 1t would We.
bear repetition. The fair will continu
through the week. Tonight the boys AZ
to give the drama "Handy Andy"
"A really sickening case Of destitute
has been brought to the attention of tn
county authorities and a few of the chart
ably inclined residents. The family NJ
ferred to consists of a father and thrice
children, living near the Christian churet
The wife and mother lies dead in Oh
house, having succumbed to malarisl fever
aggravated by hunger and lack of almos
hSSooooiaOa VI HiSs posefoi obhSi
of the family are suffering from malari
also, and from a want of the usual CON
forts of life. One of the girls is no,
lying upoa a death bed and will probabl!
pass beyond any need of human help be
fore this reaches the eye of the readers
The husband and father Is himself helm
rapidly proItrated by disease. The housl
is barren Of anything in the line of fnrni
tune worth mentioning. Some provision
have been sent in by DIR. Burroughs. rep
rssenting the county; and arrangement
made for decently burying the mother