Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-30
MINOR MENTIONS.
y MroIIsr,, p.,.c.,Mpv;c Hall.

"A set OF buggy runner Tor sale 81 III
4. Seaman's.
Only one drunk marked the polic'
record yesterday.
Dishes, glassware, lamps, etc., ut 80;
Broadway. Howe & Son.
Large assortment Of New Year gift,
at II. X. Sesmsn's.
There Is talk Of Council Bluffs having
still one more bank.
old papers for sale at THE BRE ofsct
ct % centspe hundred.
Imported and Key West cigars con.
stantly on hand at Lutz q Lange's.
Leave t, wed was yesterday given 10
August Hubert and Mary Martin, both
Of Minden.
Prof. Ssmuels will close bis sfice on
Sunday, December 81.
Subscribe for newspapers and psriedi-
Gals ct II. z. SsAman's book store.
-Hendcrshott, charged with robbing q
oountryman named Newton, has been
found guilty by . jury in the district
court.
-Lutz 4 Lange have now opened . re.
tail store In connection with their whole
sale establishment In Shugart's now block.
The matinee this afternoon will BE-
generally attended. for the Whitley COM
pany gives 'The Child Of the People,"
Furniture Of all kinds repaired by
Howe 4 Son, 3os Broadway
-Lutz Il Lanse's fne selection Of am.
ber, meerschaum and smokers goods Of tho
bcst grades Is supplying the holiday de.
mand In that line.
Rev. j. z. Armstrong will preach at
the Broadway Methodist church to.mor.
ow morning and evening.
This Is the last night for the Whitley
Co.. and they give on this occasion the
greatest Of all Irish comedy-dramas, the
Colleen Bawn.
Last evening the play Of the Two Or.
phans was we'll given by the Whitley
dramatic company to q large and enthusi-
astic audience.
Yesterday afternoon the trial Of the
cases Of McKune and Bently for obtain.
ing goods of Forman & Bro. under o DO.
gus check scheme, was conn enced in the
district court.
The Glenwood Journal Is contemplate.
inc tho a,upapo,oo ~ %ha .;,, ;..,o q 81
paper, because of lack of support and too
many delinquent subscribers.
The citizens bank is fitting up It's new
quarters In Shugart's block in an elegant
yet business like manner, the counters,
desks, ETC., being all Of oiled cherry, and
the whole presenting as pleasing an APP
pesrance al any bank In the west, which
10 saying much, but nevertheless the truth
"A man named Marun vsus xesiously
Injured at Barnos' corn shelllng place,
about eleven miles east Of this city, on
Thursday. His team became frightened
by the cars and as they sterted he fell
under the loaded wagon, the hind wheel
Of which passed over him, breaking three
ribs and otherwise injuring him. DR.. Bel.
linger. who attended him, thinks he will
recover.
Charles T. Officer, son of Thomas
Officer. of this city, was united in mar.
riage last Thursday to Miss Maggie Boyle,
at the home Of the bride in Allegheny
City, Pa. The bride is o sister of Mrs. l.. |
@. Baldwin, and both will be heartily well
coined on their return to this city, which
will be about the middle of January, they
in the meantime to enjoy o wedding trip
through the east.
-Toedt Bros hardware store at Glen
wood burned Wednesday night. The
cause Is unknown. The building was
completely destroyed. Insured for 81, 900.
The stock, which was insured for 8 5000, |
was damaged but much Of II saved. Mr..
Lyon, who wa engaged In the pump bust
nesr, had all his tools and pumps In the
building and lost $500. on which there was
no insurance.
Yves jackson yesterday lost Q vAluA-
BILE thoroughbred COW. which died 80 mys.
teriously that = post norton was held.
The cows stomach was found to contain
needles and bits OF glass. and the suppose
ton Is that she swallowed these while
smptying aswill pail into which they had
been cArelessly thrown.
"A large and merry sleighing party
left here shortly after noon yesterday for
y brief visit to Omaha. There were cut
tiers, and boh'sleighs, and boxes or run.
ners, In fact. all sorts of rigr, but the pas.
sepgers were none the less merry, and the
Boys band discoursed lively music as over
the snow they went. 1t Is to be hoped
that Omaha may reciprocate at no dis
tant day.