The progress., 1890-06-21

The PROGRESS can be found at MOke
& Wrisht's barber shop
Mr.. jeremiah Reed is very sick al
his residence, No. 1920 Cunning St.
There was a grand surprise party
given by Mesdames Allen, Wade ant
SEWER to Rev. and Mrs. Moore at the
parsonage on the 18th inst.
Ask your butcher if he advertiseS
in the PROGRESS. Ii he says no, then
tell him that patronize those that
patronize u.s."
c. L. Erickson has just completed
furnishing his iewelry store, and he
has one Of the finest jewelry establish
ment in this part Of the country.
Very desirable building lots for resi-
dence and manufactures, on sale by
Wilson & Bryant, real estate agents
BARRIERS WANTED-A few tirst-class-
colored BARRIERS can find good positions
in Omaha.
Sagnolia H. Dorsey is agent and re-
| porter for the PROGRESS at the Bap-
tist church. All news ofinterest should
be given him before Thursday morn
ings.
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neighbors. Let them subscribe for or
Don't loan your PROGRESS to your
neighbors. Let them subscribe for or
buy it like you do.
Any information OF the whereabouts
of Zack Davis, recently of Dana, Wy
oming, and who has wife living in
Centerville, Iowa, will be gladly re-
ceived at The PROGRESS Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Dorsey are the
proud possessors OF one OF the hand
soonest babies in the city. 1t is a
great big fellow and his birth dates
from last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.
Dorsey have our congratulations.
Messrs. Thos Carnahan and B. F.
c. Albert, OF Lincoln, and Jerry Smith,
OF Blair, were in the city last week at
tending the meeting of the executive
committee OF the State League.
Special sale OF genuine Roger Bros.
knives and forks, every piece stampede
lS47, Roger Bros, warranted - pen
ny-weight, $1.S5 per set. c. l.. Erick-
son & Co., the Sixteenth street level
ers, Masonic block.
Mrs. c. Walker, at 1911 Davenport
street, has a large and commodious
house and is now prepared to take
boarders and lodgers on reasonable
terms. All the rooms are well fur
nished, lighted and heated and the
table strictly first-class
WANTED:-A married couple to take
charge of a house at Fullerton, Neb.
The lady to look after the house work
and cooking, and the gentleman to
walk out and drive for an old gentle
man. There are only two in the fam
lily. Apply to A. w. Parker, at his
or at the PROGRESS office.
Mrs. NJ. Evans, 213 n. 18th street.
has furnished up large and ccmmo-
dious house and is prepared to take
Iodgers on reasonable terms. All the
rooms are well ventilated and have
nice clean beds. And is ready to take
lay and weekly boarders. Table
irst-class in every respect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clemens, Mr.. and Mrs. Severe, Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. Woodard, Mr.. and Mrs. Edo
ny, Mesdames Wade, Hardon, Dick I
erson, Thomas, Stephenson, Elegans, {
Phillips, A. Bush, NJ. Jackson. J. John s
son, l.. Walls, b. Price, J. Smith, EN- t
na Wilson, NJ. Richmon, j. H. Halt t
icy, Misses f. Clenton, Josie Rether- {
ord, NJ. Jackson, Fannie Rollins, Min 7
lie Hatcher, Messrs. F. O. Henderson, T
Bruce Walker, w. A. Ramsey, T. {
Payne, w. H. Dotson, and Alfred +
Iones ofNew York. a
There was surprise party at the i
OF the A. NJ. E. church last Il
Thursday night, June 12 The victims t
If this happy surprise were the Rev q
Y. A. Moore and wife. Mrs. J. H.
1alsey at 9:3Op. m. took the victims $
or ride and returned at 10 .. m. T
They found the parsonage in posses
ION OF the party, and we'll packed, 4
ome playing the organ and other ms
ruments of music. Each was seen 9
ARRIVING some mysterious package or c
bundle. After joyful and pleasant t