Omaha daily bee., 1884-06-26
N MENTION.
Lawns at Hsrkness Bros.


Bushnell sells railroad tickets cheap
all points.
Three DRINKS before the police cou
yesterday.
The city council is to meet to-morro
evening.
See Bracket, 224 and 226 Broadway
for fire works
Carpets Of all kinds at a great redut
ton at Hardness Brothers.
Yesterday was intended for a gala day
but proved to be a gale day.
Sweet potato. plants-largest stock |
the west-by w. Fl. Foster, Counci
Blfus. Send for price list.
The funeral Of the little son of Mr.. AM
Mrs. w. M. Taylor was held yesterda.
afternoon at the Catholic church.
All the business houses are expected t.
close from 1 o'clock to 6 o'clock this after
noon so that all may take in the races.
1t is reported that Michaels Bros. will
endeavor to settle their financial troubles
and then embark in business in Omaha.
The Crawford County Bulletin nomi
mates p. E. O. Lalley, of Denison, as the
democratic candidate for district attor-
ney.
The storm was such that with tent
blown down and the ring flooded with
water Doris circus did not make a show
here, but left last night for Red Oak.
Charles Hamilton, the boy who was
arrested for stealing a ]ap-robe at the fair
ground, did not have a hearing yesterday,
the owner of the robe not showing up.
There was no little scare about fire at
the Bloomer school building yesterday.
Some one seeing what he thought was a
tongue of flame, with smoke neal the
roof. The building was entered but no
blazs discovered Mt all.
A large number of fine horses have jus
beenreceived at Mayne's saleand boarding
stable on Broadway, opposite the dummy
depot, and will be disposed of at private
sale. A chance for bargains in good
horse flesh.
Jacob Ahles, brother Of the well-known
John Ahlss, Of this city, died a few days
q at the soldiers home in Erie, Penn.
He was a veteran member of Co. B, 98th
Penn. volunteers. He formerly lived
here.
Glenwood sent up a dashing four.in-
hand yesterday to the races, and as it
proved, to the storm. The party consist
ed of 81. G. Culley, DIR. w. II. Parsons,
Sheriff Dan Farrell and Mayor P. P.
Kelley. They made their headquarters
ut Bechtele's.
Mr.. Hartney's famous nag, "Jack
now known as "Collender,''
the $500 purse at the Jonesville,
races on the 18th inst, winning
three straight heats In 2;274. Hartney
still owns a brother to Collender, which
is a handsome horse and gives promise of
great speed.
The dear old grandmother, even if it
does claim to be the organ of the repub-
lican party, was q little too previous in It's
editorial announcing the judicial conven-
ton for yesterday. The county conven-
ton was held yesterday and the judicial
convention is held to-day.
The excavation is being made for the
sewer on North Main street, and it was
intended yesterday to men on
Broadway, but owing to the crowd on
the street and the interference with
travel, it was deemed best not to do 80,
hence N gang was laid of.
The following named persons were yes
terday given permission to wed: George
Conod to IdaHM. Ferguson, of Carson;
A.. W. Askwith, of Walnut, to A. e.
Fleming, of this city; silas Keenan, to
Della Hurd, of Lewis. The last named
person was granted a divorce from her
husband On the 18th instant, for inhuman
treatment.
M. Morris, who has come here from
the eastern part of Iowa, and who has
eighteen years experience in raising brick
houses, has formed a partnership with
w. P. Aylesworth, of this city. Yes
terday they began turning the jacks rails
ing Mrs. Brysnt's house. They are also
to raise Mr.. Oficer's brick residence on
Miller avenue, also Mr.. P~usey's.
Fred w. Lyons, who has been a clerk
at the Union Pacific transfer for two
years and a half, was yesterday married
at vllisca to Miss Eva Scott, one of the
most worthy young ladies of that place.
Fred deserves a good wife, and has now
got one, and his many friends will
heartily congratulate him on the event.
The newly.wedded ones will go to Denver
On their trip.
The Nonparea, In speaking of the
coming congressional contest, says it has
"no names to suggest" but only "asks
the convention TO name a candidate who