Omaha daily bee., 1885-03-02
THE DAILY BEE
MINOR MENTION.

The city council meets to .morrow after
noon at 2 o'clock.
The finest line of studies In the city at
W. ". Chapman's.
Few spring goods at Cooke & Morgan's
347 Broadway.
Just received at w. w. Chspmsn's a
new line of studies.
Sheetlngs at unheard. of prloesst Cooke
q Morgan's,
The ferry cars of the dummy train
now start up for the season.
Special sale of hosiery. Full regular
made zoe at Cooke & Morgan's.
John Kramer has bonght out the Col
orido house saloon, and gave an opening
Saturday evening.
Fancy striped ingram mems half hose,
full regular made, 25c at Cooke & Nor.
gan's.
A reward of 5000 is offered by respon-
sible citizens for proof of any one fraudu-
lently voting to-day.
Fancy plata glnghams in endless va
riety at Cooke 6 Morgan's.
DR.. Deetkin's child, a babe of only
two months, died Saturday morning and
was buried yesterday afternoon.
Dress goods in endless variety at Cooke
Il Morgan's, 347 Broadway.
@. G. MANI and Caroline Warner, both
of Mlnden, were Saturday married by
Justice Schurz in his mageaterial parlors.
Beautiful assortment of sserauckers at
Cooke & Morgan's, 347 Broadway.
There Is some doubts about the Ham.
burg pillow works lately burned being re-
built. The company had better move to
Council Bluffs and start anew here.
Business men of all parts are urged to
close their places at noon to-day and
turn out to the polls and work for good
men to occupy the vacant chair in the
council.
See the loo ladies' hose at Cooke g.
Morgan's, 347 Broadway.
Thomas Officer, while not anxious to
be a park commi ssloner, is liable to be
elected, as the people will vote for him
to-day.
Gents full regular b~albriggan hose 20c
at Cooke & Morgan's.
Tomorrow evening will be the lecture
of Mr.. Mills, at the residence of Mrs. M.
e. Smith, under the auspices of the
Ladies' reading Club.
OIL boiled ingram solid colored hose
25c, Soc and 4Oc at Cooke & Morgan's.
A. G. Graham, j. j. Brown and
Thomas Officer will make three as good
park commissioners as could be chosen,
and citizens, without respect to party,
will vote for the three.
All goods that we advertise to-day ar
rived Saturday. Cooke & Morgan.
VIM. Connor, Henry White and Frank
Smith were booked Saturday night at
ths police station, the frat to as DRINKS,
and Smith as a vagrant and suspicious
character.
To-day lots of new goods will be placed
on sale too numerous to mention. Call
and see them at Cooke & Morgan's.
Mrs. Horace Everett gave a tea party
to number Of friends Saturday evening,
in honor of her guest, Miss Lu Smith, of
St. Joseph, and Mics Richardson, OF
Lexington, Missouri.
One of the greatest reasons for voting
for shugart is that Vaughan is fighting
him 60 bitterly. Vaughan knows he can
not twist Shugart, and cannot pull the
wool over his eyes.
Matt Sitter, one of the American ex-
press drivers, foil down stairs while de.
liverlng goods on lower Broad way Satur-
day, and sustained i~njurie, which will
keep him laid up for a few days.
Such a inanciere as John Bennett is
just the man who is needed to help
straighten out the clty's alters. By his
help 1t will not be long before city war.
rants will bs worth aomething In the
market.
MI. aud Mrs. Charles Carlisle, of Mis-.
souri, Valley, have been spending several
months past in Colorado, for the benefit
of Mrs. Carllsle's health. She has been
growing feebler, however, and last
Thursday died In Denver. The remains
passed through here yesterday, being
taken to Missouri Valley.
The Globe, with its strong antagoniam
to Vaughan, would like to oppose
Vaughan's candidates, Murphy and
Blsxsim, but it Is afraid that If republi-
cAns are elected, the city printing would
so out CT Its hands, and its only means
of support thus taken away.
James n. Pratt, an account of whose
arrest at Oakland on the charge of for.
gerry, has already been given in the BEE.
was brought to this city Saturday and
lodged In jail 10 await trial. An effort ia
b:ing made to get him released on a writ