Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-01
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Twenty-eighth streets.
Finest line OF dress goods ever shown.
Fall STYLES. A. Reiter, merchant tailor,
$40 Broadway.
Alexander Elliott, of Silver City, and Miss
Anna Derby, of Clark county, were married
at the Office. Of Squire Biggs Thursday even
ing.
The funeral of the three year-old daughter
of Mrs. Keisler will take place at z O'CLOCK
this afternoon from the residence, 2o2o SCUM
Eighth street.
Colonel ID. b. Daley went to Omaha yes
,erday morning to arrange for accomnoda-
tions for his colts during the fair, which is to
begin next week.
A pantaloons and overall factory, employ,
ing from $50 to 800 hands, is among the seyerai
industries that are now looking toward Vouh-
ell Bluffs for a location.
A concert aud dance will be given at
Books garden this evening. Good oruer
will be preserved, and all who atteno arc
promised a good, social time.
DIR. Leybert denies that the regatta. was
given up because of the occurrence OF the
Omaha fair at the same time. Inc real req
son was because an amount OF money SUI
fcient for the purpose was not suoscrlpeo Wy
the citizens.
Last evening, at the residence OF Mrs.
Eslev. No. 1927 Lower Broadway, George
Gerspacher of Grand Island, Neb., and Lily
Ivers of this city, were united In the ponos
of wedlock. They will make their home IN
Grand Island.
The addition to the Presbyterian church is
nearly completed. 1t is quite large ano VIII
be used especially for services during the ex-
IRENE cold weather when the heating oil the
main building would be very expensive. III
will also be used for Sunday school purposes.
The printers nine and the Council Bluffs
league club cross bats tomorrow afternoon
Mt Athletic park. Rain-in-the-Face has or
dered Spotted Tail to summons the tribe 10 Il
council, at which every warrior Will be IN
formed that he must play heap much pail
or suffer the loss of his scalp once more.
The stage employees at Dohany's are en-,
titled to the entire credit for the beautiful
token of esteem presented to the manager
last Wednesday night. The ushers are laying
for Mr.. Dohany now, and expect to DestoW
on him q token of esteem that Will cause the
stage hands to turn green with envy.
The Veteran Tippecanoe club held q meet
ing last evening at headquarters. There was
q large attendance, and several interesting
speeches were received with great enthu'
siasm. The old campaigners of 1s4O are as
full of life and vim as ever, and are RED
hot, in the support of Harrison and Morton.
J>hn Beno e. Co., the leading dry
goods firm in Council Bluffs, is having
a most favorable call for the celebrated
Clark's o. N. T. Spool Cotton, particu-
larry the FAST black. This cotton is
only on white spools. Ask for the
o. N. II.
There will be a committee of Omaha trav-
cling men at the Ogden house al O'Clock
Sunday afternoon to meet and confer with
the Council Bluffs travelling men to make ar
rangemeuts for their participation in the pa
rade and festivities to take place september
Q, drummers' day. a. cordial lnvltatloh Is
extended to all Council Bluffs travelling men
to be present at this meeting.
The citizens of Oakland had the pleasure,
on Thursday evening last, of listening to an
address by Rev. G. W.. Crofts entitled
character and influence" me audience
was a large one, and the highest compliments
are paid the reverend gentlemen by those
who heard him. The people OF Council Bluffs
should be given the same opportunity at
such a time as the speaker might elect.
Thursday evening, while climbing down
from a desk in the Congregational church, E.
G. Smiths little son pulled the piece OF furn-
iture upon him, it's whole weight crushing
him to the floor. The little one sustained
several severe bruises, and for a time it was
feared that he would not recover, but after
two hours work he was resting comfortably,
and is now on the high road to recovery.
Secretary Myers, of the Young Mems Re-
publican club, requests that any parties hav-
of lS4U, which they will loan to the club Tor
use in decorating the club rooms, leave them
at the headquarters or drop note TO hin
and they will be called for. The best OF
care will be taken Of any relics left IN ms
charge.
Carl Schorts, a bowling drunk, was run in
last evening. He had 500 in cash, a fine
gold watch and chain and a bottle Of whisky
on his person when searched at the station.
He gave up everything but the whisky with.
out a murmur but made a desperate fight
for the loaded bottle, and his heart came
near breaking when it was finally wreste6
from him. With it all the Joys of life de
parted, and his sobs were heartrending as
the heavy iron door shut MN away from ms
dearest treasure.
The First Baptist church of this city, at IL.
meeting Wednesday night, decided to send
delegation to Omaha Sunday afternoon, Sep
tember 2, to participate in the recognition
services which are to occur there over thu
advent of a new Baptist society. This newl.
organized church is situated in North Omaha
Quite a number of Baptists of this city will
paobably attend the services. No .regula
services will be held in the Council Bluff
church in the evening excepting the usua
young folks meeting.
Sheriff O'Neil yesterday received tire
new boarders who were considerably sc
cured for him by Judge A~ylesworth. S. X
Dennis was billed for thirty days to let tn
whisky ooze out of him.. Thomas Walker /
to remain until the grand jury can look int
his case. He is charged with beating hi
wife and could not secure 500 bonds. +. Il
Hillerman is charged with larceny and wi
refresh himself at the couuty's expense unit
he can command the attention of the gran
jury. He could not find $500 to pay for tn
privilege of boarding himself.
Tommy Brooks, the light weight pugilist
has accepted Charles Aliens challenge I
fight to a finish for 500, Marquis of Queens
bury rules to govern. Two ounce gloves wi
be used and the fight will occur in u sixtee
foot ring. 1t will come off sometime with
two weeks. Both men have gone into traiI
ing, and Cs there is considerable bad bloc
between them the fight will no doubt be
red hot one. The names of the hackers hav
not yet beer made good. Allen INDUCED in
little spree Thursday night in anticipation
the coming event. He hopes to whip Brook
in the first or second round, but If he keel
on at the present rate he will be knocked OF
by booze before the time for the mill arrive
Brooks is in fine condition, ana will make
game fight.
Fresh Meat Wanted.
Sealed proposals will be received o
or before September l, 1883, at the ofio
of the Superintendent Of the iowa II