Omaha daily bee., 1882-10-10
MINOR MENTIONS.


j, Mueller's Palace Music Hall.
-Sberraden makes Photographic.
Mail boxes for sale at Seaman's. t.3t
The early risers pronounce the comet
= big success.
Tonight is the night set for the wheel
barrow festival at the Congregational
church parlors.
Cheap railroad tickets to all points.
Bushnell, FIVE doors north Of postofice,
sells them. Entrance on Main or Pearl
streets.
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, Council
Bluffs.
Tonight q number Of Council B uffs
music lovers will take in the Abbott con-
cert at Omaha. II will be q treat worth
going many q mile to hear.
-Mueller's sample show Of toys and
small musical instruments takes up over
500 square feet.
The new meat shop Of Shull h Null
len, south Main street, guarantee prompt
attention. the best meats, and at the low.
est prices Of any shop in the city.
Joseph Ross, the upper Broadway
cooper, desires to purchase 10000 hool
poles He also wishes TO employ ten e1tra
coopers. Write to or inquire at his cooper
shop
There were three DRINKS disposed o.
in the police court yesterday morning
Michael Lynch, Peter Burns and Franz
Lehman, each fined $40 Q.
j. Good, the well-known barber, ha'
sold out his shop on Pearl street to Ernest
Crane, a young man who bids fair to make
the business q success In every respect, ant
give complete satisfaction to the many
patrons of hat popular shop.
One of the saloon men yesterday re.
marked that he must go to the city clerks
office and pay his "What.is.it." Further
Investigation showed that he meant his
monthly 1926, license or fine, appropriately
n~amed-"What-!s.it."
$. A. Smith, who was charged with
making threats against his wife, was dis
charged Saturday, the prosecution failing
to appear.
j. l.. Perkins, Of Little Sioux, exhibit.
ed at THE BEE office yesterday q wonder.
ful potato. 1t weighed two pounds and
two ounces, and is of the Belle variety.
Bliss, the Rochester seed man, offered a
500 reward for the largest raise from a
pound of seed, and Mr.. Perkins having &C.
cured 1,725 pounds claims the money.
The Nonpsreil says: There are in
Pottawattamie county, As shown by the
annual report Of County Superintendent
Cooper, now in course Of construction,
27S school hou'es, and $40 pupils. The
many friends Of Superintendent Cooper are
anxious to know whether he Is Sin course
Of construction" or whether it Is the 49,
$40 Lupils who are in course of construc-
tion. If it 10 the pupils who are in course
Of construction, q Lew census should be
taken to show how rapidly this district Is
being populated.
-Yesterday afternoon two young men
entered Robinson Bros. 10 xelry store and
looked at n tray of rings with the avowed
iptention of purchasing. They acted 30
suspiciously, and the proprietor was 30 GER
tain that they had stolen two of his rings,
that he called for Officer Tyson. who ar.
rested them, and taking them to the police
station searched them On ono of the
young men, named Dudley, wa found one
Of the rings, and he pleaded guilty to lar
oeny. He was fined s. and costs. The
other young man had no plumber upon him
and was turned loose.