Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-18
MINOR

Standard fiction 80 cents at cheap book
sale.
Manufacturers book sale, one week,
SOP Broadway.
Bricks for sale In large or small lots by
j. A. Weaver, S15 Seventh
The preachers are still devoting their
time to the discussion of the ~prohlbltory
law.
Now Is your only chance to buy a
library for less than half price at Man
ufactureis book sale.
The Rev. Mr.. Harris, Of Omaha,
preached In the baptist church here yes
terday.
Come and see goods and prices at the
ew boot and shoe store Of r. l, Skies
No. 102, Main stree t.,
The latest styles of summer millinery at
the lowest possible prices, at Mrs. A. o.
Rogers, 341 Broadway.
The board of county supervisors meet
tomorrow to dispose Of the new jail
bonds to the highest bidder.
All the latest styles, to order and ready
made at the new millinery store of Mis-.
A. o. Rogers, No. 341 Broadway.
McCauley history of England, bound
In cloth, five volumes, only SIS regular
price So. 90, at Manufacturers book sale
OF Broadway.
The ladies of the catholic church are
preparing to hold affair for the benefit Of
the society, the latter part of this month,
lasting two or three days.
Pottawattamie Grove, No. SO, Ancient
Order of Druids, will give q ball Wednes-
day evening, to secure funds for the pur-
chase of a new banner for the grove.
The Rev. 7. F. Thlckstun, former
pastor of the baptist church here.
preached In the union chapel, on Har.
mony street, yesterday afternoon.
The evidence In the judicial contest,
between Judge Aylesworth and Judge
Loofbourow, having been taken, the
case will be submitted before three chosen
judges in Des Moines.
At the dime museum tomorrow after
noon there Is to be a free matinee for the
children, the Barbour dramatic company
to present that charming Irish drama,
kathleen Mavourneen," which will af-
ford the young folks q great treat.
The Carnival of nations, given by the
ladies of the episcopal church last week,
took In about one thousand dollars, so
that after all expenses are paid there will
be over five hundred dollars net proglt to
help in the building of the new church.
Two representatives, George Holmes,
and George A. seybolt, of the Platts.
mouth live stock company, were In this
city on Saturday, and bought a number
of colts from Messrs. Sohleuter & Bow.
ley, which were driven to Plattsmouth,
previous to being token to the company
ranch In Custer county, Nebraska.
On Saturday Mr.. Sam Rodds, of the
firm of Eiseman, Rodda & Co., celebrated
his birthday, and the clerks expressed
their good will by the presentation of a
handsome tea-Het, Charles Norris making
the necessary speech with good taste.
Mr.. Rodda was too greatly taken aback
by the surprise to rally his oratory more
than enough to say a hearty "thank
you"
This evening the Barbour dramatic
company open at the dime museum, and
will probably remain several weeks, as
they have In other places succeeded in
drawing delighted crowds for many sue.
cessive nights. Tonight they present
that popular play, ''Biack Diamonds
and from the press notices given them
elsewhere the public may expect to have
one of the best entertainments ever given
for such q nominal sum.
Readers of the BEE will find informa.
ton of Interest to themselves in the
advertisement of Eisemsn, Rodda & Co.
which appears In this Issue. This firm
has o well-earned reputation as we'll as a
stock of immense proportions, and per.
sons Wishing anything In their line would
do we'll to give them a call and see for
themselves. Their mailing department
is n of the best conducted departments
In the establishment, as to system, and
any one at a distance wishing to deal
with this house will find them prompt
and attentive to all correspondence.
Substantial abstracts of titles and real
estate loans, j. w. 81 Z. L. Squire. 1 d
Pearl street.