Omaha daily bee., 1888-10-14
MINOR
d. Y. Plumbing company.
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n. Y. Plumbing company.
Best cobDler at Adams shoe store.
Only SlO.s5 at Chapman art store.
Adams will give you fits. Better leave
your measure at his All broadway shoe
store.
The Sapp residence on Oakland avenue is
being completely refitted ana greatly lIn-
proved.
Squire Biggs married Tambut NJ. Hum
nell and Jennie r.. COnkllng, both OF Omaha,
yesterday afternoon.
a bunch Of keyes awaits an owner at the
police station. They were found in a hack
and turned over to the chief of police.
The Berean Baptist church can meet no
longer at All Saints chapel. They resolved
last night TO build a house for themselves on
western Broadway.
The Chautauqua circle meets tomorrow
evening at the board of trade rooms. Every
body is invited. Greek history and litcra-
ture will take up most of the evening.
A pair Of gold bowed spcctacles in a case
were found on Bryant street yesterday after
noon. The owner can have the same by ap-
plying at the Office of the city marshal.
The Southwestern Baptist association has
been in session this week at Shenandoah.
Rev. DIR. Cooley, who was in attendance has
returned and will occupy his pulpit as usual
to-day.
Local nimrods turned out in force Yester-
day, owing to a report that during the pre-
cedinE night "A large flock of mallards had
stopped at Big lake on their way south.
Several fine bags we're secured.
The Little EsquimauX will lecture at the
Presbyterian church Thursday evening,
October IS. Tickets for sale at Camp ~
Elk's drug store. General admission 80 cents.
Children under twelve years 10 cents.
The brick and other material for Keycs
Bros. new cart and buggy factory is being
delivered on the site of the proposed new
building, and work will shortly be com
menced. 1t is the intention of the company
TO move their plant here by the first of the
year.
The celebrated stallion "Cyclonen will
serve a few more patrons during the present
season. A large number have been already
refused, being undesirable, and as the mum
Der wanted is limited, they Will be secured
Immediately. 'Cyclone' can be found at
the driving park, Council Bluffs.
Any democrat who is anxious to hazard a
little of his cash on the result of the election,
can be accommodated by applying to the
Junior proprietor OF the Manhattan. Money
can be left there for this purpose, and will be
placed in 500 bets, either on New York, In
diana, or on the general result.
Ed Rogers, the fifteen year-old son of Jake
Rogers, was run into while riding his bicycle
on Bryant street yesterday. He was knocked
from his wheel and tranpled by the horses.
He was removed to his home on Vine street
and medical attendance summoned. His in
juries are very painful but not serious. He
was considerably bruised but fortunately no
bones were broken.
The social evil question is arousing much
thought and discussion here. The pulpits
will voice the sentiments of the churches
upon this question to-day. Among those who
will deliver discour~cs this evening from
their respective pulpits are, Rev. DIR. Cooley,
at the Baptist church; Rev. DR.. Phelps, at
the Presbyterian, and Rev. +. j. Mackcy, at
st. Paul's Episcopal.
The parties accused of stopping a 'Q' mail
train east of the transfer last Sunday after
noon had their examination before United
States Commissioner Hunter yesterday
morning, Eight of them were bound over to
the United States grand jury. which meets
next March, in sums ranging from 800 to
$4OQ. They were unable to secure bonds and
were committed to the county Jail. Two of
the party, Thomas Hughes and Fred Harter,
proved an alibi and were discharged. 1t is
probable that the greater part OF those bound
over will secure the necessary bonds and
avoid a five months wait in jail.