Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-03
MINOR MENTION.
lection day passed off quietly.

347 Broadway.
The city council meets at Q o'clock this
afternoon.
See the loo ladies' hose at Cooke &
Morgan's, 347 Broadway.
Judge Loofbourow opened court at
Glenwood yesterday.
Just received at W. W. Chapmsn's a
new line of studies.
Two extra policemen we're put on duty
at each polling place yesterday.
Sheetings at unheard of pricesat Cooke
q Morgan's.
The little mayor was very sore yester.
day. 1t wasn't going to suit him at all,
The ferry cars of the dummy train
now start up for the season.
Now that the city election isover there
should be a centering of all energies on
the court house election.
Special sale of hosiery. Full regular
made zoe at Cooke & Morgan's.
The school election takes place next
Monday and the court house election
next Tuesday. They are coming thick.
John Kramer has honght out the Col.
orado house saloon, n gave an opening
Saturday evening.
Fancy striped Ingram mems half hose,
full regular made, 25c at Cooke & Nor.
gan's.
AT Red Oak informations have been
filed against seven saloons and liquors
seized. Naturally the town Is all excite
ment.
Dress goods In endless variety at Cooke
d Morgan's, 347 Broadway.
The sag in the pavement on Main
street, corner of Willow avenue, certain
ly demands the attention of the city au-
thoritles.
Beautiful assortment of sserauckers at
Cooke & Morgan's, 347 Broadway.
The threats to hut up the saloons If
the mayor couldn't have such aldermen
elected as be wanted, was a bad break on
Vaughan. $ part.
This evening, at the residence of J.. W.
Squire. there will be a reception rendered
the new pastor of the Congregational
church, Raw. G.. w. Crofts.
Fancy plaid ginghams In endless va.
riety at Cooke & Morgan's.
The funeral services of little Irene
hlnsey, a notice of whose death appears
In another column, will be held at the
Orphans Home this afternoon at Q
O'Clock. All are invited.
George SmithHon has bought out the
business of j. @. Raymond, and Is now
putting on the gravel roofing. Mr..
Smithson will doubtless continue to do
this kind of work In a manner entirely
satisfactory to patrons.
1t i, to be hoped that yesterday will be
the last of mixing up politics with the
police and fire department. and making
those two branches of the city govern
ment mere machines for willy wire-pull-
ers. Let the reform date with to-day.
The people of the M. E. church will
give a social entertainment at their par
Tors on next Thursday night. There will
be music, both instrumental and vocal.
They would be pleased to see all friends
with their friends present.
Chas. Barghausen has returned from
Sioux City where he has been with E.
Rozecrans organizing a new grove of
Dtuids. 1t Is to be named after Mr..
Rosecrans, who will remain a week or so
longer, helping the new organization
along.
Z. ID. b. Mills will lecture at the resi-
dence of M. e. Smith, corner of Eighth
street and First avenue, this evening. for
the benefit OF the ladies' "Every Thurs.
day Heading Club" The subject will be
Emerson" of which the Utica Oh
server says; every way worthy of the
theme, for 1T was scholarly, e~pigrammstIc.
and philosophic, and showed plainly that
Mr.. Mills is well qualified to estimate Tho
Sage of Concord.
William Carley, of Minden, relates n
wonderful cure made by DR.. Jefferis, Of
this city. He had a boy afflicted with
st. Vitus dance. go badly that he could
not dress or feed himself, and after trying
many treatments he got DR.. Jefferis to
treat him by laying on of hands. He
says the boy is now well and hearty, and
seems permanently cured. The Doctor
Gains that such healing Is not
miraculous, but that it Is doubtless pos-
sessed by many, If they will but use 1t
and develop 1t, and that 1t is a natural
process Mr.. Csr!ey Gays he don't care
what 1T Is called, so long as it cured the
boy.