Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-07
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MINOR MENTION.

New fall goods at Rciter's.
Cooper Il Mcticc sell stoves.
The city council meets tonight.
Buy Seal brand oysters tue best
Cheap railroad tickets at Bushnclls.
Garland cook stoves are the best made.
Get one of Cooper a. McGcc.
One dozen cabinets and large panel
for 81 50 at Schmidts gallery.
Mrs Don. Southerland of Crcston, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Swanson
Ed Waterman reioices us becomcth
one who is ;hc father of n little maiden.
The letter carriers in this city have
handled during the past four years 5,25I-
146 pieces of mail
A terrible storm is predicted to take
place here tomorrow. IL will be known
rs the democrotic county convention.
The funeral of William II. Officer is to
be held at the residence OF hls brother,
Mr. Thomas Officer, this morning ut 10
o'clock.
Justice Hendricks yesterday afternoon
tied the knot, and tied it tight uniting j.
w. Clark and Jennie Ferguson, both of
Omaha.
Hans Christofcrscn was yesterday hap.
PLY united to Miss Emma Denham, of
Charlton, Iowa, the ceremony being per.
fromcd by Justice Fraincy in his Office.
The colored fol ks ball takes place to.
night in Bloom ~ NiNon's hall, on Pearl
street A regular old time cake walk"
vii take place, and numerous prize
waltzcs
w. II. Burns, agent of the Union Pa
cilic, has had n telephone put into his
Office, No 1877, and one into hls resi-.
dencc, No. &c. Telephone subscribers
should make u note of it.
The Union Pacific has completed 100
pnf N nlntfnrm "a RrDndwlV
depot. thus making about four hundred
feet of platform along the dummy track.
The republicans framed n strong county
ticket yesterday, and if they work for
it, and stand by it, they will doubtless
swing the most of their candidates
through
The Scandinavans of the city are re-
quested to meet Mt the Danebo hall, No.
b25 Main street, tomorrow evening, at
78) o'clock, for the purpose of forming
Scandinavian democratic club. BY order
of the committee.
Arrangements are being made for the
meeting of the Southwestern Iowa Press
association, to be held here November 10.
A programme is being prepared to fill
the day with interest to all concerned,
and the gathering VIII indulge in ban
quct in the evening.
The Nonpareil still insists on keeping
at the head of its columns, For mayor,
j. +. Evans" There's nothing like stick
ing TO good cause to the last, but when
the old lady wakes up and finds that the
election was over several days ago, she
will be surprised Mt the result.
The social hop to be given by Abe
Lincoln post q. "A. II. this evening prom
lses to be n success every way. The COM
mittee of arrangements have selected rs
floor managers Colonel w. +. Sapp, Vic
Kellar, George Metcalf and Charles Sher.
raden. Good music has been secured
and all the details carefully provided for.
The republicans evidently believe in
picking out the best possible men for
county supervisors: Sam Frum has
served in the board, and his record is
enough to recommend him. Mr.. Waite
is thorough business man, of well
known integrity and ability. and GER
taInly there can no fight be made upon
him personally.
II. j. Chambers, whom the republicans
renominated for recorder yesterday, run
like deer ut the election which carried
him into office for the first term, and as
he has so conducted the Office as to in
crease rather than diminish his popular
ity, he will prove n swift one in the com
ing race.
The nomination of j. NJ. Matthews as
clerk of the courts is one in which the
republicans showed much wisdom. He
is without doubt the strongest man whom
they could have named, and il will be II
hot race between him and the present
democratic incumbent. Matthews as
superintendent of schools made friends
throughout the county, and he hss kept
them. He has many good points as Il
man and official, and the republicans
acted wisely in selecting him.
The many friends of Mr.. Jacob Sims
rallied about his cause nobly yesterday,
nd ,nI IN of fnr
county attorney, but the claim that if
nominated he would be made the special
target of the anti-p prohibitionlsts, and
doomed to defeat, caused many OF them
to conclude that II was not advisable to
put him on the ticket Mr., Sims has been
active as the attorney Tor the prohioi'
tionlsts and the opponents of that mea'
sure would have slaughtered him had he
been put up, AS many desired. Colonel
Daily, the nominee of the convention, is
not open to any such objection, and he
will doubtless prove strong candidate.
The case of DR.. Seamon and his attor-
ney, Frank Trmble, growing out of a
dispute concerning the possession OF
horse, was yesterday taken from Justice
Schurz to Justice Hendricks, ,on change
of venue, and continued until this morn
ing. In the meantime Constable
Ricketts, got possession OF the horse
again, on the chattel mortgage held by
Jonn Ahles, ana III was yesterday SOLO
Mt public auction. The complication in
creases, and who will pay for the horse
finally is a subject of guess, but at the
present rate its value will soon be eater
hp in costs OF SUITS. Trimble. denies
that he took the writ of repiSSv,ln IRON
Justice Schurz's table on the quiet, an.
claims that he received il from the hands
of the Justice. lie disolaims ali stealing
of the instrument OF other unprofessiona
acts,
Just received, Ladies' fine shoes, bes
makes. Prices low, Geo, BlaAim, 50
Main.
Ele trio door bells, burglar alarms, an
every form of domestic electrical appl
ances at the New York Plumbing Co.
]. Ernsdtorf, having taken entire cor
troll of the Ph9nix chop house, desires
state that he has secured the services {
CHARLES Decker, n first-class cook of Ne'
York city. The best the market affords
night and day, in the best style OF tn
art Will also have regular bill OF far'
Seal brand oysters at Ii. j. Palmer's.