Omaha daily bee., 1884-12-09
DAILY BEE.
MINOR

II. II, Stewart, artist, at Chspman's'
See J. Refers new stock Of cloths.
Try McClurg's selt.raising buokwheAt
District court opens to-day in Masoni,
hall.
Cloaks at your VI prices at tho Peo
Piles store.
Buy your overcoats and suits at the
Peoples store.
Reduction sale in all departments al
the Peoples store.
Call at the Peoples store before buying
your holiday presents.
The Union bakery, Smith & Loorke,
are out with a new delivery wagon.
Great closing out sale of cloaks at
your W prices at the Peoples store.
The Potter sisters entertainment will
take place at Masonic temple on the llth
inst.
The work on Indian crock is being
1HS fS@
pushed forward and is al far up town as
Seventh street.
The "Great Republic" at the Opera
house Friday and Saturday nights, and
Saturday matinee.
Persons desiring fine portraits for the
HOLIDAYS, should place their orders with
Steward the artist, In advance.
The work of rebuilding the Second
street bridge will now begin, the old
bridge having been torn down.
A line repairer at work near Stuart's
packing house yesterday afternoon was
the cause of the false alarm OF fire.
Dealers will save money buying their
staple and fancy stationery and holiday
goods at Seaman's closing out sales.
The work of %propping up the county
court house was begun yesterday under
the SUPPLEMENTARY of contractor Muir
ply.
Pure fresh homemade buckwheat
rye -four, rye graham, corn meal and
feed of all kinds, 518 Pearl %staess, John
HAWTHORN.
The mayor offers a reward of $50.to any
information leading to the arrest and
conviction oil the two men who robbed
letter carrier McCabe.
w. Latroup is to open another saloon
this evening at No, 306 Broadway, but
will continue to also run his old place,
opposite the opera house.
County clerk Street was not ready
yesterday to mako the report as request
ed by the supervisors, and the matter
was laid over until to-day's meeting.
Permits to wed were yesterday granted
Thomas O'Connor and Johanna O'Con-
nell, George w. Hogan and Julia @.
Clark, Frederick Hsbers and Emma
Grunening, all of this city.
The county board met yesterday and
received tho report of Supervisor Ora
ham in regard to the recent actions con-
corning the court house. The subject
was talked over informally, and to-day
ZONE action will be decided upon.
The cases of damages against the city
are to be transferred from this county
to some other, the necessary petition hav,
Ing been signed by DIR. Patton, DIR. Cook.
Mr.. Mobiles and Aid. James, the GROUND
being that there is too much prsjudic'
here on the part of the people,
The chief of police has been ordoredt
notify the keepers of gambling house
that theymust assist in putting the polio
on to some of the crooks who are hang
ing about their places, for the mayor say
If the crooks are not cleared out tn,
gambling places shall be closed.
Z, A, Morse is quite indignant abou
the report started by the Nonpariel, tina
he had eloped with Mrs. J.. d. CLARK
The fact seems TO be that Mr.. and Mrs
Clark have had considerable famil,
trouble, and the other day separated
but Morse had nothing to do with tn
separation, and that Mrs. CLARK has es
tablished herself In a house of her Owl
In the city, and neither of them know o
any elopement.