Omaha daily bee., 1882-11-17
MINOR MENTIONS.
Mnener,s Palace Music Hall.

IN connection With Jns OaJnoliC ian'
Birthday, Holiday and Wedding Gift
nj II. Il. Seaman's. nov9-tf
New lot nicely decorated, SO pieces, 10
tea ~ t., only S. at Maurer & Craig.
AT last the good work has begun, and
the leaves in the park are being raked up,
and the wires have been gathered up.
Hand. painted china, art pottery. solid
silverware, bronzes, &C., at Maurer &
Craig.
Tho newimeat market Of. Shull Il Null
len, 100 South Main street, guarantee best
Of meats and prompt attention.
The boys band are to have another
quadrille party at st. Joseph's academy
On the Oath inst. The invitations are as
neat as any which have been seen.
The Catholic fair is still in prcgrets.
1.-THE Rescue Of Little Red Riding Hood
is to be repeated in connection Herewith
Friday afternoon at Dohany's. It should
draw q crowd.
"A fine assortment Of Boots and Shoes,
sufficient to supply the demands Of all, ct
George Blaxim's south Main etreet.
Thomas Fay, who has been lying In
Jail here awaiting trial for murder in Car
roll county, is not to be tried at this term
of court, a continuance having been grant.
cd.
Cheap Railroad tickets 10 all points,
Bushnell, five doors north Of postofice, tells
them. Entrance, Main or Pearl streets.
Six room house, a store room well 10.
Gated and a forty acre improved, two
miles from this city, for rent by w. r.
Vaughan.
The Presby terians were entertained
socially last evening in q very happy man.
ner by Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Hays and Mrs.
Farnsworth, at the residence Of Mrs.
Hays.
Joseph Reiter makes the Finest Suits
in the latest sty les, ut the ltwest possible
prices. His merchant tailoring establish
me Mt is at $40 Upper Broadway, Council
Bluffs.
Three boys named Lawrence Wolf,
Mack Goodwin and Tom Skinner, were
arrested by Officer Clough for disorderly
conduct, It being claimed that they in
dulged in throwing stones at some private
residences.
There is Q good deal Of grumbling be
cause the county board adjourned with
out allowing the bills, thus leaving some
out Of their pay until the January term,
and at a time Of the year when winter sup
plies are generally to be laid in.
"A valuable COW, owned by George
George Gerner, was cruelty treated by
some one the other night. Her appear
ance on returning home was that some one
hsd spilled coal oil on her back, and set il
ON FIRE. Mr.. Corner proposes to ferret ou'
the offenders.
-Lutz & Lange, the well-known cigai
dealers, have leased that portion of tn
new Shugart building next to that occe
pied by the Citizens bank, aud will pro
coed to move their stock thither and adj
greatly to It, as BOON as the building !
finished, which will probable be about De
cember l.
WIN. McFadden, OF Clear Lake, Iowa
whom many here met a short time ag
when he was wishing his brother Wa
McFs dden, has met with q sad loss by tn
death of his wife, who died of dropsy q
the heart on the 9TH OF November. Sh
had been in poor health for about thre
years.
DIR. j. M. Marcy, of Topeka, Kas
is in the city visiting his father. and Ina
brought with him some fine stock, IL
GLIDING o valuable blooded bull and som
heiferp, which be proposes to dispose {
here. He has them at Mr.. Johnson''
No. 20 Perrin avenue. and they are Gel
tainly fine ones.
Under & Kiel is one Of the oldeE
firms in the city in their line. Besides tn
members Of the firm, they have two trave
ing men, A. N. Anwerda and Il. v
Jones, both gentlemen and excellent sale
men; while r O. LANCE presides over Il
books. Thay have lately established
branch house at Sioux Falls, Dakot
with Mr.. s. Il. Jensen as one Of the par
ners, and altogether they are the stronge
house In the west.
An attempt is being made by son
Of the music lovers of this city TO secure
seriea Of piano ~recitals by Miss Lydia
Harris, now of Chicago, but who was fo
merly here, connected with Mrs. Fore
musical conservatory. Miss Harris h
many friends and admire era here w
would gladly have an opp ~lrtunity of M
ing her and hearing her again, and the
are others TO whom these recitals won
prove rich feasts of music. She is a you
artist, but a true one, and Of late she /
gained some very high honors from I
musical circles Of Chicago and milwaukee
She plays the best from the best comp
ers, and II she c uld be secured to g
three ~recitals here II would give the PEG
not only a ehanoe 70 near
which are seldom given. but a chance
hear them as rendered by one of the m
promising piapists who has yet attrae
public attention. Like arrangements
being planned by Omaha music-loyers, 4
II is thought that by joining the efforts
both cities Miss Harris can be secured
ssyias Z 4 r~acitala In each.
The Honpareil is still hunting up !
sons for the defeat Of Anderson, as well
for the general result. A few days ago
agush Of unwonted repentance ii conf
si that bossism and forcing an unpopr
candidate OF the republican party was
cause. John Chapman feeling that he
barred his bosom too freely 10 the pub