Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-13
MINOR MENTIONS.
Additional local on third page.

MINOR MENTIONS,
Additional local on third page.
See Joseph Reiter's spring styles.
CHEAP RAILROAD TICKETS Buy them
rom ID. w. Bushnell, 5 doors north Of
postoftce. mtf
Maggie Lindley and the oue.eyed Ross
girl still languish in the jail county for va
grancy.
A grand wolf hunt is advertise1 to
CONF off on the 18th in Boomer town.
shin.
james MoGimpsey, of Waveland
township, committed suicide by taking
poison last week.
Several writs OF attachments were Is.
sued by Judge Abbott, keeping him busy
all day.
Several judgments Of o civil nature
were entered up in Justice Abbott's
docket yesterday.
"A few more such days rs yesterday and
our farmers will get to turning over the
ground, and getting ready for corn plant.
ing.
business before the superior court was
very slow yesterday, owing to the fact the
judge was one of the judges Of election in
the Fourth ward.
Warrants ont for the arrest Of thirteen
soiled doves were served last night.
They will have to walk up and pay their
little 1856 90 and be excused till April.
AS soon as the weather opens up o
little warmer q full force Of hands will be.
gin on the already partially constructed
opera house and push II to completion In
the early fall.
In the case Of the state against David
Nevin for disturbing the peace on Sunday,
Judge Aylesworth carried the case over
owing to the fact that Mr.. Nevin was .
candidate for one Of the school directors.
"A warrant wss issued from Judge
Aylesworth's court Yesterday for Benedict
Hasg because Mr.. Hasg refused to mend
tbs sidewalk after being twice notified to
do 30.
--Messrs. Michaele Il Daniels are show.
ing up q handsome line Of jewelry In dia-
monds and ladies' neckwear; also q fine lot
watches. This Is an enterprisipg young
firm and thoroughly reliable and good
workman.
&C Clemmens, formerly aporter on the
Northwestern road, from where he was re.
Gently di charged, was arrested charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
tenses. He wis also discharged by Justice
Vaughan. as there were no proof to sus-
tain the charge.
Josh Chapman, WHO was arrested some
time since charged with mayhem, was dis.
charged yesterday morning by Judge
Vaughan, as there was not sufficient evi.
dence to bind the party over to the circuit
court.
Mrs. r. II. Woodmancy, of Macedo-
mia, received the sad news Of the death Of
her niece, living in Burlington, Kansas.
Last Wednesday. She was burned to death
by the breaking Of . lighted lamp.
The OskAloosa & Western will now
have . competitor In the Diagonal, . new
road making for Council Bluffs. The new
road will also pass through this part Of the
country. Just keep quiet, there will be
plenty Of railroads In this part Of the
country after awhile. -(Maoedonia Trib.
une.
Mrs. Hsdlsy has retired from the
Bryant house and MIR. Eisels will take full
charge Of the house, making It even more
popular than heretofore. Mr.. Hadiey
returns to Vilisca. A fine new register
will be on tho counter for your "John
Hancock"
Altogether seven have paid for and
taken out their licenses and eight more
have made application, paying their
money, pending the approval Of thei,
bonds. Thirty bonds In. al have been filed
ready for the council to work upon to
night at IT. adjourned meeting.
Tho county clerk made happy the fol
lowing couples yesterday, by granting
them marriage licenses: John NJ. Ship
Shelby county. to Laura Dulin, Of thil
county; Samuel Walker to Laura Baker
both Of this city; w. A Buner to Graoi,
Boles, all Of this city; VIM. II. Bludsn I,