Omaha daily bee., 1886-09-11
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MINOR MENTION.
New York Plumbing Co.
Now fall goods at Rcitcrs.

New fall goods at Rcitcrs.
School books mt Crockwclrs.
Richmond furnaces at Cooper & Nc
Gees.
The very best cabinets at SO n dozen at
GMham's.
DR.. Ccaycr has been elected county
physician.
One dozen cabinets and n large panel
for $3.50 at Schmidts gallery.
Tickets sold this morning for the Iowa
state fair are good to return Monday.
After a session of five weeks the circuit
court adjourned yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Filbcrt is making some marked inn
provcmeuts in his residence property on
First avenue.
Drivers sell places at dummy ferry
depot and fail in the rear for 81 each.
Some drivers of brick wagons have been
coming money the past week.
There has been quite jump in hen
fruit the wholesale market having sent
eggs up from to 10 cents n dozen, while
at retail they are held at ID cents.
Leave to wed has been given w. II.
McAlland and Ada Matt, both of Hardin
township; Nephi Joseph, of Council
Bluffs, and Amelia Vcrda, Blair, Neb.
The cigar ma kcrs of Omaha and Coun-
Cll lDlultS luNC IL Duil Gtiillc dt bhc ullN
park this afternoon which promises to be
interesting. The proceeds are for the
further advertising of "thc blue label"
The county board of supervisors expect
to complete the county business to day.
Yesterday they took a short vacation and
went over to Omaha to see the big trot-
ting race.
Nearly one hundred and fifty members
of the conference now in session here
were photographed in group in front of
the Nj. f.. church, on upper Broadway,
yesterday noon.
At last the evidence is in, the argu-
ments made, and the case submitted to
the Judge in the contested will case of
the heirs of Jacob Smith VS. James IL
Haverstock. The decision will be an
Dounced III due time.
Desiring to perpetuate the memories of
pleasant association, and the features of
their associates the members of the
county board of supervisors with Clau
son aud Deputy Send, were photographed
IN group yesterday afternoon,
Mrs. EwingScott, who has been so
notorious in police court, having been
fined for beating her boy, and having had
numerous family troubles, now appeals
to the court to send her daughter to the
reform school.
Quite n number of the young folks
went over TO OMAHA last evening to at
tend n reception given by Mrs. Welch,
formerly Miss Blanche Oliver, of this
city. They spent very enjoyable eve
ming,
Judge James has broken ground for
the erection of fine cottage on the
northwest corner of his property. 1t is
to be a cottage, and will cost $4,000. MIR.
Mcmillan has the contract. 1T is to be
nj ~ IOnpnro nd will hp
pied by Mr.. MacConnell, of the Chicago
Lumber company.
Lee Burcham the barber, takes excep-
tions TO an item concerning him in the
BEE of the 9th. He reports himself as
here here ali the time. He says the business
did not pay, and that it was closed out by
the holders of the chattel mortgage.
Naturally enough he quit the business.
Howe's Sixth street mill, by Its new
roller process is making the finest meal