Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-17
MINOR MENTION.

New fall goods at Refers.
Cooper q McGea sell stoves.
Denson is having water works put IN
The very best cabinets at s3 q dozen at
GoTham's.
This evening Fidelity council, II. A..
meet.
Many ducks are reported about Lake
Manawa.
You better register to-day or you may
be disfranchiscd
All OF the new mail wagons are now
completed and running.
One dozen cabinets and n large panel
for 81 so at Schmidts gallery.
The Mills county grcenback convention
will meet tomorrow at o'clock.
Even now the people are beginning to
come to town to see Barnum's circus.
Court will adjourn at Avoca today. 1t
Is the last term to be held there under
the old law.
Yesterday and to-day at Marshaltown,
the marshals and chiefs OF police hold
their first convention.
w. w. Chapman is putting up brick
addition in the rear of his art store, Nos.
105 and l07 Main street.
The next best thing to a Richmond fur
mace is Radiant Home base burner.
Sold by Cooper ~ Mctiee.
Register to day before it is too late.
Every voter has to appear in person to
register or he loses his vote,
Fires were lighted yesterday in a good
many stores that had not been heated up
from the inside since last spring.
Ii is stated that the Salvation army is
to make a raid on this CITY, and will
arrive here tomorrow or Sunday.
Nearly all the railroads will run
specials" to this city to. day, as Barnum,
''the great and only" will be here.
j. L. Hurley will represent this city in
the Switchmen's Mutual Aid association,
which meetsln Kansas City next Monday.
Dunlap has had a new steam boiler
placed in the city school house, and the
Reporter now assures the public that the
building can be properly heated.
Barnum showed yesterday ut Atlantic
The show came from Des Moines in five
trains, each being composed of twenty
cars. The same appears here to-day.
This evening a large delegation of Odd
Fellows 90 on Il visit to Nicola lodge.
They 90 by the Chicago. Milwaukee
and St Paul road, round trip 80 cents.
The Ninth street bridge over Indian
creek is in n dangerous condition.
Numerous complaints are made in regard
to its dilapidated and dangerous con
dition.
1t was TOO bad and it made the clerk
nut bell, but Il big gong IN the back of
the store, because the lady asked for
picture cards.
Tomorrow evening the old settlers of
this city hold meeting in the city coun
Gil chamber on Bryant street to make ar
rangements to attend the old settlers re-
union ut Macedonia on Tuesday next.
Burglars broke into the Catholic church
Mt Dunlap, but the sacreligious thieves
did not secure any booty for their pains
They then broke into the priests resi-
which they riiled.
Judge Connor will return to Council
Bluffs and hold i'm adjourned term of
court for one day, tomorrow, for the
purpose of clearing tho record and set
ting of all cases, 1t will be the last
term under the old law.
So far the registration has been very
light indeed. From the figures presented
IL looks rs if many voters are not aware
that it is necessary for them to register
to he able to vote. All arc compelled to
register in person or lose their vote.
Keith, of the Crawford County Bulletin,
is one of the popular democratic speakers,
He has engagements this fall in thirty
two counties in this state. Some time, if
the democrats ever get strong enough IN
this state, they will be sending Keith to
congress.
Clark can't help it, but he lets his phil
anthropical tendencies get away with
him sometimes. He wants the police to
run out the crooks, but when they run in
one of the worst kind of crooks, thief
and thug, Clark wants to know by what
right he is held
The firm of Smith and Laercke have
dissolved, Laerckc retiring. Smith pays
him $4,000 for his interest in the bust
ness of the Union bakery. Laercke
. agrees not to engage in the baking bust
ness for himself nor anyone else in this
city for five years.
The boys work is an important factor
In the Y. Nj. Q, A. of this city ana every
effort will be made to have the boys de
partment more attractive than ever be-
fore. Each boy is expected to wear his
slippers when exercising in the gym
nasium. Parents OF the boys will be
welcomed at any time.
Next week the Friday night boys,
meeting of the Y. M. &, A. will begin.
and each boy who holds n ticket is re
quested 70 be present. Those who have
lost their tickets or new boys should call
and see the secretary before that time,
when arrangements will be made To have
them admitted.
A thief ut West Side, broke into the
house of Mr.. Grote, and dressed up in
MIR. Groto's good clothes. leaving his old
ones In their place lie neglected to
leave Mr.. Grote's watch and pocketbook
when he traded clothes. MIR, Grote shot
Mt him twice, but he escaped
The Nj. l.. church at Dunlap was not
sufficiently lighted to SUIT many of those
who attended there, so last week n hand
some new lamp was hung near the pulpit
10 which was card endorsed: "rhis
lamp was donated by thirty eight sinners
who attend tho church and ask for more
light, Respectfully, Sinners" And now
tho parson invites them TO come and re-
ceiye the light needed,
John Davis, who has been working for
ID. Gray, the harness man, was arrested
for trying to jump board bill, MIR.
Gray gave him the money to settle the
bill, but Davis applied il 10 other pur-
poses. When the marshal went TO arrest
him he declined to go along without a
warrant. The marshal did not stop TO
argue the case with him, but took HIM
along and had him locked up. He VOWS
vengeance.
Hard and soft coal. wood, lime, cement,