Omaha daily bee., 1892-08-29
Come to Light.

lJ Is usually tne Case WIN every mer-
chant when taking inventory quantities
of odds and ends come to light.
Such is our case having Just com
pleted our inventory, and in order to
Clean out stock before putting our fall
= goods on sale we will offer for one
weeks sale. beginning Saturday, Au-
gust 81, our entire stock of remnants
which amounts to 5000, the same to go
ut half price, or in othcrs words, rem
naDts marked Sl.00 you buy for soc,
same proportion all the way through
our entire lot of remnants in every de-
partment.
All goods figured at original selling
price, and your price half what rem
nants are marked.
Being n little overstocked in wash
goods, we will offer along with our rem
pant sale some special inducements in
this department.
&c India challies 2tc, 12tc tafreta
cords, half price, 6fc. Sc seersuclier
(strpes and paids) sc, 124c suiting. g.
finch wide at Stc. We have over 5000
remnants of wash goods, 1000 wool dress
remnants, besides muslin, ticks, flannels,
laces, embroderies, etc., etc, all mt half
price or half the price marked on ticket.
BOSTON STORE,
Fotheringham, Whiteluw & Co., Council
Bluffs, la.
Trains leave Manawa daily at n nd 10
n. m, IL m, and !, 2, 2:3O, 3, $3.50, A,
4.30, 5, $50, 6, 6:30. Z, 7:30, s, $50, 8,
9:3o, 10, 1880, II and 1l:55 p. IN. The
1855 train will make connection with
the last electric motor CAR for Omaha
Gentlemen. the finest line of fall goods
in the city, just received. Reiter, the
TAILOR 80 Broadway.
Judson, civil engineer, 92s Broadway.
Silver Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Arthur celebrated the
twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage
last Saturday evening at their home on
Washington avenue. They invited num-
Der of their friends to help them enjoy the
occasion. A large number of elegant and
costly gifts were presented them in honor OF
the anniversary, among them being presents
from Mr. Arthur's fellow-workmen in the
Milwaukee offices in Omaha, the married
people of the Broadway Methodist church,
aud the young people of the same organizH-
tion. The following is partial list OF the
guests:
Mesdames Orcutt, Gould, Lougee, Cole,
Harle, Hunt, Ward Fred Warner, Jones,
Williams, Dale, Swaine, Arthur, Warner,
Frank Morgan, Clark, Tnlleys, Mayne
ser, Ssguin, Lurng, Gavin. Field; Mrs. Nc
Carger, Mrs. Caldwell. Mrs. Woods, Mrs
Osborne. Mrs. Ferson.
Misses Helen Bowman, Carrie Morgan
May Tulleys, Dale, LurinR, Osborne, Hattie
Messrs Tulleys. Mayne, Newton Little,
Claude Dye, and from Omaha Messrs. and
Mesdames Philips, Mcdowell, Nash, Preston
Currier, Mr.. Kune Mr.. Howells.
See Greenshields, Nicholson & Co.,
when you want to rent or buy u house
or make an exchange.
- ~"""'o in this city use gas stoves
The Gas Co. puts 'em in ut cost
you want to sell your property list
IL with G.censhields, Nicholson & Co.
The Boat Clubs Quests.
The following were present at the closing
boat club party last Friday evening; Mr.
and Mrs, Samuel Haas. Mr.. and Mrs. e. w.
Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Stacy, Mrs. Sey-
b rt Misses Audie Sherman, Stella Bullard,
Angie Wickham, Jackson, Smith, Maude
Oliver, Oliver, Ma1 Oliver. Ogden Of Chicago,
Bowman, III, $. Bowman, Il. X. Patterson,
w. IL. Wakefield, T.. A. Wickham, j. h.
Mithen, Guy Shepard, A. l. Hoffmayer j
NJ, Fenlon, A. b. Ross, j. S. White Of
Omaha.
II you have house TO rent list it with
Greenshields, Nicholson & Co.
Carpet weaving at OPS avenue +. Work
called for and delivered. g. M. King.
George Davis, drugs ana painta