Omaha daily bee., 1882-09-23
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-Sherrsden makes photographs.
The fair il over and is pronounced by
all a grand succe :.
The train east t o.night is over the q.
Il. so The Wabash goes out as usual
The supreme court adjourned yeeter.
day after = session of four fRy'.
Smoke the Utterly Utter, AMI the
Key West Perfection cigars, sold at whole.
sale only by Lutz6 LAnge.
A very large tarantula was seen cling.
ing to a screen d or on South Min ri seet
yesterday.
The Shuga,t and McMahon blocks are
r.pidly assuming shape. The iron FONTS
are b ing put up
The P%ottawatomie county democratic
e,ny.piion will meet in this city next
Thursd,y y.
Permits to wed was given Thursday to
A. IL. Bigel1w, OF Fairbury county, Ne.
braska, and Mary T.. Conncrton, OF Sioux
City.
-"Our Meat Market" on broadway,
inst west of the Nnnpa,i,l, has established
telephone communications for tho conven'
fence Of Gu .tnm,rs.
John Dunn Is running ES-M 'yor
Vaughn's celebr sted her ic coaches 70 and
from the fair grounds. OF course, they
are crowded.
Joseph Ross, the upper Broadway
COOPER, desire ia purchase fly thcu'and
HOOP poles. Write to or enquire at his
cooper ship.
Joseph Reiter makes the Finest Suits
n the latest styles, at the lowest possible
prices. His merchant tailoring establish.
ment is at $40 Upper Broadway, Cour Gil
Bluffs
Rev. M b. L)wric, Of GlesburR, H.
linois, will preach ~ the Presbyteri Il
church tomorrow, both morning md even
ing.
Every frat class grocery At r. has In
stock and every competent housekeepei
uses the pure and celebrated tr nds 81
"Star coffee aud Star baairg Powder
See Their advertisement.
Work on the new opera house is still
progressing. The building will be com
pleted ut the earliest possible time. L
will no "A credit to the city and supply
long felt need.
The Crystal mills are now underg ,int
o thorough repair. The mill, viii b
changed H. the roller mill Iroresi and wi
be made complete in every respect The
will be ready Tor operation in about sixt.
days.
The %eveniu, glimmer scross the wa.
comes out with flaming headlines. aud d.
votes n quarter If "a column to Tine BIZ
ge,t Day Yet" ut the fair. Nearly tn
whole quarter If q column IL devoted I
the races. So much for e%nterprise.
The match game of base ba betwee
the champions of Council Bluff. and tn
Union Pacific, of Omaha, will come %
this afternoon, on the as,nci Itipn ground
uefb. Inc game pTDiui th VI De VI utiuhht
iutere t and will bs called promptly ut 3:3
O'Clock.
The credit for the arrest of .Iaco
Wesley, commonly known ss 'BlacI
Jack" who red FROM Omaha to this sid
properly belong u Special Officer Il.
Bates, who Il stationed AT the transfer
The Omaha officers are Certainly entitle
20 credit for the pluck with which the
followed their man, hit II Bates had n,
taken nm active part the negro might hav
got away.
-Rev. j. u Alexander, the newly a
pointed pastor 4 the Broadway Nj.
church, is n young man Of talent and @ IN
highly recommended. H. was psstor
the church at Boone last year, and ga
such general satisfaction that his congr
cation were anxious for his return. He
u graduate Of the NJ. l.. college in Mich
gan; preached several years in Me- ask
was stationed awhile in Helena, Moniau
where his health failed him, and he T
moyed t. this conferences and WA station,
at Boone. Rev. Breeze will devote h
time ~ building the new Central churc
AFTER You.
We are after your trade, therefor
men IN need Of boots aud shoes, I
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