Omaha daily bee., 1884-11-18
MINOR MENTION.

getting rooted.
Social of the Y. M. G. A. this evening
Everybody invited.
The Genial Four have their dance oil
the Goth in Masonic hall.
Weather strips. Weather strips. Wealth
err strips, at w. w. C%hapman's
Stewart, the artist, makes life siz'
portraits for s25. Every picture q gen
of art.
Tickets are out for the ball to be giver
Christmas night by the Bluff City typo
graphical union.
My entire stock of cloaks will be
closed out within thirty days. 81. Fried
man, BAL Broadway.
CHRISTMAS CARDS GIVEN AwAY-On
all cash sales of 80 cents and upwards, at
Seaman's closing out sale.
Officer John Dennison, who has been
very ill, is now considered out of danger
and in a fair way to recover.
William Sears is said to have his eyes
on the republican nomination for judge
of the superior court next spring.
Exclude rain, dust and coal from your
house by the use of the wood and rubber
weather strips, for sale at w. w. Chap
mans.
Mrs. Spoor, who keeps q restaurant on
Pearl street, had a tumor removed a few
days ago, and is now very low, with no
prospects of recovery.
The city council was to have had q
meeting yesterday afternoon, but there
was no quorum. The next attempt will
be made on Monday evening of next
week.
The mayor has sold $4,000 more of the
paving bonds to A. w. Beasley & Co.,
of New York. This leaves a balance Of
SO, 500 unsold. Now for the sewerage
bonds.
The tickets for the policemens' dance
are selling well. The boys do
not appeal to the public very often,
and they are certainly entitled to a
benefit now.
G. Petersen has entered complaint be.
fore Justice Abbott, charging Mr.. Dem
ton and A. Cassie with trespass, in taking
Ia..l. k-o-, nroa hn.,ua nm Ranfpr
street. The case has been confined until
Mr.. Denton returns to the city, which
will probably be early in December.
County clerk street is on a trip into
Nebraska, and hence there will be no re-
port made of his Office, as required by
the board, until his return. Then, 1t is
said, the board will have the full facts
and figures, and the prediction is made
tina. everything will show up satiafoctor.
lily.
Permits to wed were yesterday given
to Joseph w. Ouermann Of Glenwood,
and Lille Alcock of Keg Greek; John
Brown of Loveland, and Georgia NOEL
deny of Missouri Valley; S. 7. Boyd
and Sarah Custer of Walnut; Niels Peter
Hanson and Marie Mickkilson, both Of
this city.
The Genial Four will give a party in
Masonic hall on Wednesday eve-
ming, Nov. 26. Every effort is being
put forth to make 1t q success and with
the aid of the Acme club of the Episco-
pal church in preparing a banquet promi-
SEES to be one of the incest affairs of the
season. Invitations are already out and
must be presented at the door for adj
mittance.
Last Saturday afternoon there was a
race of 800 yards for $500 between two
horses owned by Harrison county parties,
'Sorrel Nick, owned by William Cox, and
Sorrel Bill, owned by John Redden.
baugh. Nick won in 81 seconds. Next
Saturday there will be another race at
the driving Park between Nick and a
horse owned by Wm. Adams, of Persia,
the race to befor $3.50 a side.
In answer TO the query made in yes
'terday's BEE in regard to the ourblng
about the government building, 1t is said
that after the stone had been taken to
the city building the city allowed Mr..
Wickham TO use it on the street, he be.
ing lust then all out of stone. The un.
,derstanding was that Mr.. Wickham
should replace the stone at the govern
ment building TO mako it square, and that
he is doing, and the. city is not TO pay for
the stors.
Arthur L. Ball gave an exhibition of
fancy and trick skating at the rink Gast
evening, which created much snthas
iasm. He oertsdAly Is a wonder. and
thsts was 80 much novelty and varietyiR
his performance tdat it proved much
more interesting to the lookers-on than
the usual exhibitions of fancy skating
The exhibition proved so taking that
engagements were made for him to ap. ,
pear again at the rink this evening. !
None should miss the opportunity thus i
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