Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-19
THE SUNDAY BEE
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SUNDAY MORNING. SEPT. 10.
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Delivered by carrier in any part OF the city at
twenty ocrts per week
II. W. TILToN, Manager
TELEPHONES;
BUSINESS OFFICE, No 49,
NIGHT EDITOR No. 23.
MINOR MENTION.

MINOR MENTION.
New York Plumbing Co
New fall goods at Reiter's.
Cooper IL McGec sell stoves.
Chestnut bells at Crockwcll's.
Kirkland, icwcler, No. 32l Broadway.
Best stoves, lowest prices, at Mandcl's.
DIR. w. H. Shcrradcn, dentist, % Main
street,
William Dyer was last night arrested
for being drunk
Judge Loofbourow's court adjourned
at Atlantic yesterday.
Rome dozen cabinets and large panel
for $3.50 at Schmdts gallery.
The new order of Oriental Knights are
meeting with many accessions.
Yesterday noon the thermometer regis
tered only 81 degrees above zero.
Will buy, or trade, or sell furniture or
stoves on payments. A. j, Mandcl.
New goods arriving daily ut W. w.
Chapman's art store, No. 10j and 107
Main.
Abe Lincoln Post, G. A. r. have made
arrangements for the purchase OF five
nickel snare drums
1t is not intended to allow the Salvation
Army or anyone else to parade the
The county coroner case was submitted
to Judge Connor yesterday, but he has
not rendered any decision as yet
The transactions IN real estate yester
day were more heavy than usual. The
amount involved was nearly 81 800.
All evening meetings at the different
churches will now begin at 7:3O o'clock
instead of s O'Clock, rs heretofore.
Mrs. Mitchell, the artistic milliner with
II. Friedman, leaves to-day for the east
to look up the latest styles in millinery,
Henry Frank and Johanna Behcnsee,
also Peter Nelson and Anna Paulson,
all of this city, were licensed to wed yes
terday
Mrs j. F. Dillon will sing in the Eps-
copal church this morning "a solo, The
Michael Costa.
The grocery firm of Parks & Platncr
has been dissolved. G. ID. Platner will
retire from the business, which will here
after be conducted by Mr.. Parks.
Willie Stevens has been sent back to
his father at Davenport by Mr.. j. Nc
Chntock, the freight agent for that road
on which his father is an old engineer.
There has been large demand for
chestnut bells and the supply very lin
tied, until now the supply great enough
for every man, woman and child to have
gong"
For the benefit of those who neglected
to register last week, and wish to vote the
boards will sit in their respective wards
again for one day only on Wednesday,
September 30.
very enjoyable party of little folks
was held yesterday afternoon at the res
idence of Mr., Bolinger on Washington
avenue. The party was in honor of his
little daughter Annie.
Justice Hendricks had but one case be-
fore him yesterday, and that was civil
case. Henry Frank and Johanna Behcn-
see appeared before him, and at their
own request were duly married.
The old settlers held meeting last
evening in the council chamber to make
arrangements to attend the old settlers
reunion at Macedonia on Tuesday next.
A committee was appointed to make fur
ther arrangements and procure band of
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Whitehead have the
sympathy of large circle of friends in
their bereavement by the loss of their
little twins. One died few days ago,
and Yesterday the other little one closed
its eyes in death. Mr. Whitehead was
telegraphed for.
1t is reported while Frank Guanella,
the city marshal, was in Cedar Rapids
attending the convention of marshals
and police, that he joined the Salvation
Army. Now that he has returned he de-
nies it. He says he marched with it
for awhile, but he thought it was depu-
tatlon from the convention sent to the
train to meet him and escort him to the
hall with music, but that he dscerned his
mistake before he had been long in the
hall. The boys all joked him about it.