Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 13, 1880, Page 4

THE DAILY BEE. Monday Morning, Sept.13. BREVITIES, — ~—Paterson ecii _ Fine perfumes at Saxe’s. Use Lewis’ dry hop yeast. e Polack's advertisement. —For the teeth, Kuhn's Dentrifice. T Butterick's'patterns at Cruickshavk. —Porter is ranning the Omaha ferry. Tmported and Key West cigare. »: Kuhu's. —Scidenberg]& Co.’s Key West Cie gireat Saxels. —Seventy-six cars of cattle came in Saturday —The Leadville Minstrels will bein Om ha to-night. —The special electicn 1o issue new Donds will come off to-morrow. —Lots, Farme, Bouses and Lande Look over Bemis' new column of ba gains on first prges The cleapest trimmed hats in the city at Mrs. Wood's Parlor Bazar, 15th street. sat-tu-th ‘Wabash route, is being paiuted on the east wall of the Wabash ticket office. —For Lands, Lots Farms, look over Ber on Istpage. Bargaine. ~Two temporary hotcls, with tecding capacity for 400 zuests each, have been built at Central City. —Dre. Dinsmoore wnd Dodge stzeets. eod-tf — Devlins Fall styles are now ready fo: inspection at the Boston Clothing House, 1212 Fernham St. s20eodln —Applications for quarters at Cam| Buford, for the reunion this week, —A mammoth map, showing the Houses and s’ new column Sifford Homwopathic Physicans and Sur- geons, Wiliisms Block, cor. 16th snd REOHEK'S RETURN. The Bee Lithographing Outfit Returned to Its Old Place, And the Manager Fined for Contempt. About twenty months ago the pro- prictcrs of Tue Bre made a contract with two lithgraphers, Joseph Brown and J. Rachek, for establishing s lith- > | ozrsphic branch with the Omaba Bee priuting house, The contract was for five years, and allowed the proprietors of Tik Brr percentage upon all litho- g-aph work, in consideration of ade vortising the business, furnishing travelling men, room, light, fuel, etc. Asa guarantee for the performance of the contract the materials vsed in the lithozraph branch were to be held 814 secority in case the contract was * | violated by Brown & Rachek. The two partners in the lithograph concern quarrelled avd finally abont four months ago Rachek atsumed the entre busiess. Being without means to buy out his partner, the proprietors of T BEx endorsed his notes for about 2400 and fornished him sufficient capital to carry on the business, Al would have gone on harmoniously but for the impertizent interference of rivel publishing houses in Omaha, who, anxious to break up the lithograph busivess of Tus Bep, made Mr. Rachek believe that if he conld leave the establishment of TuE Bex they oculd procure him & great d-al more patrorage than he had where he then was, Rachek soon began to make pre- patations for a removal of the materials and presses o other This was a breach of his contract, and in order to pro- tect themselves, the g m p | auarters. ONE MILLION ACRES PERSONAL PARAGRAPHF The largest billisrd hall west of the Miseouri is the Grand Central, in this city, M. J. McKeliigen propeietor, which is firted out with five of the finest Moparch tables made by this company. Here Slossen, the great osom player, who has recently re- turned from Paris, will give exhibi- tions of his skill about the lat cf Ocicber. U. § Scnator J. 8. Paddock is in the city. Mr. Gottlich Zimmerman s very sick at his residence, Adjutant General John 8. Wood lefit Saturdsy for Camp Buford, M. H. Judd snd wifo returned from Asbland, Ky., Satardsy. The most fragrant coffec at Joe & Sam's, 1160 J. B. Faraysnd family left Satur- day for a visit to Ohio, Mztin Kennedy and wife returned from their wedding tour Saturday. Webster Suyder and family have roturned fr - 1o o visit to the east. | WMrs. H G.Buatterfi d,left Saturdsy for North ¥ o, u .oute to join ker husband at Custer City. New Hats in every shape at Mrs ‘Wood's Parlor Bazar,Creighton bl ck, 15th street. sat tu-th-sat Stop and lock at the Boo s and Shoes, with price marked on them in plam figurer, in Dohle's window. Best Stock In the city. Every pair watranted. T. H. Cotter, accompanied by his sisters Macgie sud Mollie, have re- turned from Dubugue, S. P. Morsr, accompanied by his futher and mother, left for Boston Friday via the Wabash. Hn Champion S. Chase, mayor «f Omaka, r.turned from & business trip 10 the state capital Saturday. Mrs. Ben. Nichcls and her little son Clarence left on a six weeks’ visit Saturday for Leasenworth, Kan. a8 represented. Henry Dohle & Co., 1isading Bhos Store, 102t Central Block. Orgnnized for the Year. The High School Literary society, which has been maintained for the year past by the scholars of the schocl, was reorganized for the term of 1880-81 at the High School rooms Fr - dag, snd the following officers s - lected to serve during the first quar ter: Prosident, Dewitt C. Hunting- S Andrew Barclay Walker and Jobn Pe. tman, esq , two English rail: way di ectors, were_ in the city Fri- Aav on a tour to Denver and Colorado polats. Claude DeHaven, genera represen: rative of all the Gulick Blaisdcll guar- anteed sttractions, s in the city mak- ing arrang-ments for fair week, B. Hurlburt; treisurer, Sadie W. editor, 0. S. Elgutter; sssistant, Wm. Walter B, Lyon, of San Feancisco, | Commioge; mouitor, Geo. Livesey. secretary 1. 0. O F., of Calfforsiia, pass'd threugh the city Friday, en route to Ter nte, Canada, to attend the grand convention of Odd Fellows, which convenes at that place on the 17th. A New Stage Line. withina fow d; R tal Council Bluffa. Money refunded if shoes don’t wear I don; first vice president, Lizzie Leis- | euring; secend vice-presid-nt, Jettie Hurlburt; secretaty, Ida Remington; A stiize ine will begin runving be- twoen Omaha snd Council Blufis in connection with the stesm ferry. The terminal points, we uoderstand, will be at the Motro- politan in Omaha and Pacifie hoil | Further particw’srs OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN List of Appointments—Names of Speakers and Where They Will speak. SPECIAL NOTICES. e e NOTICE - Advorusements To Lt For fue’ Lost, Found, Wants, Bosrding &c., will Le o sotad 1 thee eotumns once for TEN OERT: por line; each subsequent insertion, FIVE CENT! per line. The.flist insartion never less ther ,The republican state campaign will bo opened on the 20th day of Septem- be Mok p b’,'P"k"" 8L | arde or 1408 yease” sims on vt cate Impre g ntlemen reepectively named in“ths | ste. following ltet: AN—Oul ot Lo Office Osceols, A. M. Post, eq.; Tecum- eh, W J. Connell. eeq.; Omaha, Hon T. M. Marquett;Nebraska City, Hon. J. M Luird; Pawnee City. |lon. L. W Osb.rn; Lincolo, Hon E K Valentine. Hon. A. J. We Sew- ard, Hon, J C Cowin; H stinge, Gen. J M, Thaser; Grand Island, Hon Churh Howe; Schuy er, H n. L. W. C.by; Plactemcuth, Hon. John M. Thurston; Duvid City, Hon, G. M. Lambeiton; Orete, Hon C F. Manderson; Wahoo, W. Tucker; York, Hon. A. H. Cornet; Central City; Col. E. F. Smythe; Red L‘lnnd.“noéxh. [ u;n. aurora, Hon. G. W. Olling; Farr- | ooy e, mout, A, E. Pirk-y; Fairbury, W. H. WA e Morris; Falla City, Hon. J. L. Web. 5 Sarton, 0. J. Green; Beatrice, M. L. Hayward; Pappillion, . Thomas Ketnard; Blair, Hon. . Majors; Brownville, Gerr. C. Vau Wyck; Norfolk, Hon. D. G. Hull; Fremont, Hon. A. §. Paddock; Kear- ney, Hon O. P. Mason; Columbus, Paul Vandervoort and W. Bennett; West Point, Hon. O. A. Abbott and Hon John Wallichs; Blomington, B. F. Hilton; Alhion, Watson Parrish; Tocumaeh, Hon. J. L. Mitchell; sbron, Hon. §. B. Galey; Ashland, | Hon. A Siunde el Hon. G. S. Smith; St. Paul, M. B, Hoxie, Seq ; Dikota City, Josse T. Davis, Esq.; Pones, Hon, C. J. Dilworth; Plim Creek. A. H. Church; Aima, Hon, H. S Kuley. By order of the republican siste . central committee. h. Jaxes W. Dawzs, Chairman. 56000 et Sz S (YTRLWAN ED_ by ds Kennar ANTED—Girl t0 d - gen “Apyly st Dr. A.S. Pendery's y 3 ANTE T or general Bousew Tl 3t Pende o 44411 1 r general hosexork REDICK. 4921 X To buy u cheap, g suitable forpascton, Enqui TR TR W AT competant i e Turuish. ences 4 tlemen 1 e and consenient. table fr two centlemen. Ar Farnban. street 8 doors west f City. it ST el et e, amls geatlemen, 35 Duven-or U 46117 Why dose _ oursclves with nauseats | & fng medicines, when a puroly frait o will care you at once—Ham- Try them Rooms with or without board, ury) n Restaurant, s61-t1 THURSTON'S THOUGHTS. 0 vonma at 1310 H HEAP LAND EASTERN NEBRASKA, $2T085PERACRE. 20,000 Acres = DOUGLAS COUNTY, WA i TG t0 19 Miles from Omaha, 6 to $10 per Acre, on Large tracts soitable foo Cclonies in all the best Counties in the State. 80,000 acres through lowa. CITY PROPERTY Long Time and Low Interest. 3| A large number of Improved Farms in Nebraska, them near Omaha, $12 to $40 | per acre. An Immense List of OMAHA sca.ttered many o1 JUST INN. Immense Stock for * SPRING AND SUMMER Fine Custom-Made CLOTEING Men’s Suits, Boys® Suits . Children’s Suits. SPRING GVERCuATS For Men, Boys, and Children. Under-Wear, Hats znd Caps, Trunks and Valises, at Prices to Suit AlL arx POLACK'S. Farnham Street, Near Fourteenth GIT UP AND GIT! NO €L STOCK! Having Taken the Above for Our Motto, W eare Determined to Offer Our Entire Sunmer Stock of CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS Regardless of Cost. In Order t,0 Make Room for Our Fall and Winter Goods. We Will Not Be Undersold. BOS, TON CLOTHING HOUSE, b 127 o FARNHAM STREET. I=2x= { Consisting of Elegant Resi- CHARLES SCHLANK. SOL. PRINCE. dences trom $3,000 to $20,- e have been received from 14,000 per- propristors sone, ShRE T DR N s e 5 aoaTh 8 Fob i e = Daring the fall and winter season the ladies wishing fachionablo dre making done can find ma at 317 Fif teenth street, hatween Davenport and Chicagn. I will as heretofore emy loy only sk lled help, and will mamntsin my reputation for fir-t-class work. 113t Mzs M. C. Cox. Opening of the Campaign at Ashland—A Good Turn Out and Great En- thusiasm. of Tur B, about six weeks agn, ap- plied for an irjanction from Judge Bartholomew to rescrain Rachiek from removing the material, presses, etc. The ivjunction was granted, and Rachek continued undisturbed in bus- iness uantil about two weeks sgn, when be suddenly began pack- ing and unboxing the materlals and finally carried them away under an order of replevin. He fursished a bond, signed by Harry and Thomas A. Gibson, and established himself in the Ceutral Block. . Tae Republican and Herald strikers were crowing very lustily over their success in breaking up the litho- graphing business of Tur Bre will apgear just as soon as the live is opened for travel. THAT SETILES IT. “Noverry Mivis axp ELevaToR. Havess & Co., Props., Leavesworrs, September 6. 1880 § “Messrs. J. B. French & Co., of Omiha, have the exclusive sle of our ‘Haveus' Best' and ‘Snow Fluse’ Flour for Omsha. Purchasers thuld 520 that they get the genuine article, “Havess & Co.” The reputation of Havens' Flour in Om haia such that it requires no ad The trade will be supplied on libera] terms, 503: J.B. Fexcn & Co, corner ~Calico wrappers, $1.00; Calico xaits, £1.50; Child’s Calico dresses at Mrs. Wood's Parlor Bazar. s-tu-th-e |000. Many -vacant lots in|— the additions to Omaha, Hundreds of lots scattered through the City. Hous-s and ;| Lots, Business Houses and Lots, and al kinds of Ciy - | Real Estste. Lar. Apply to American fiouse. fshed front_room. = i —Omaha has 2,686 pupils in her public schools, Council Bluffs has 1,400. Pupils epeak louder than cen Carrespordence of Tho Eee. sus enumerators or directorics. Asuwaxp, September 9—The came pags was opened hero to-night by the Hon. J. M. Thurston, of Omaha. Althugh ters hed been butlivle = woncs the meeting proved 10 time 1< « be tuoe mos; interesbing and enthusi- au has asric of any tu. tor muny years. M. sented the true iesu 8ot tial cowpaiga in the moss A 10 cent aivar for b cents, at W. We also have R. Benn-tt & Co.’s. MONEY TO LOAN on Improved Farms in Doug- las Co nty, on 5 years time, at 10 perce 't nterest to all who c-n -how good titles. —Owing to the repairs in. progres in Masonic block, the Good Templ: fostival is postponed until further no- Tickets already sold will hold For an elega t breakf«s*, dioner or “ole rgenta for "Te L supper, go to Joe 5 106t A nrm e at tice. good. We are « ff ring thebest valoe $1.00 Cashmere m 1he city. Weinvite ti o ladies to ask to be shewn this when vieiting our store. L. B. Wrzuans & Sox's, Gooduial - rea s a1 pats Jthocity. wELSH NN & RO, City ‘ilw been held here | or. sun and Farnham Sts 46313 | Thorston pre | 3 fiigrecay * tne presiden- " O forcible, wwed | B Rarcuine in Houw, 1 —ANl who want good qaarters re- served for them at Central City, Liad batter notify Capt. Wood at once, and not later than Monday evening at verii-ing, i Maps for Douclas asd Sarpy PR furthest. —Late trains wero the order of the day Saturday. All the pool line trains came in late, the overland and Lin- 8 triivs went out late and coln ex 30 train up from Lincoln was late. Leuisville Flouring Mills, Levisville, Neb, is turning out a ¢ superior quality of Patent Flour. y for Omaha| @ flour near home This is deslers to The § 11 6t Joe & Saw's. Although Tens heve ad price, we are atill eelling at old prices, cents and upward, and a present given with cach pound. Our teas are #00d valugand all guaranteed. W. R. Bexserr & Co., b's Biock, Fifteenth st. mced in Sacred Concert, given by the U. P. band. OurMerchant Tailoring departmer under the management of J. H. Stein, Our stock of cloths is large and contains all the late stylee. Mr. Stein isa first-class cutter and at the prices we make suits we aro eure to ploaso everybody. L. B. Wrtiaaus & Soxs, i a success. JEWELRY AND WATCHES. For relisbility and confidence in whatever repairing you have done to Meantime, however, a warrant for arrest of Rachek was sworn ou', for violating the injunction, and the pipers were tled with Judge Savage Messrs, Webster and Gaylord, at- ieye for the Bee Publishing com- pany. Saturday Judge Savage issued an order sustaining the injunction, fining Rachek a nominal sum for contempt, and ordering him to restcro the prop erty to Tue Bee boilding. This will of courso place the lithographing con- 1 of Tag BEE in the condition in which it was hefore the suit began. Mr. Rachek himeclf is not so much 10 blame as those who instigated him to this folich business for pure mean- 1o will bo sn expensive affair, { however, for im. ness, e Quar firct shivments of foreign goods have been arrvig during the week, are marked off aud will be ready for inspection on Monday. Woare happy to inform our friends that this is, by far, the finestgssort ment we have ever shown. The dress goods are simply maga flcent, and in enormousvariety, as we were extreme ly avxious thut our patrons should have an opportunity of seeing every one of all the very latest styles intro- duced i the East. As tie quantity we have of each style is exceedingly limited, (to pre veut sny style getting too common in this market) we would strongly rec- commend our friends to select at once anything they may faucy, as there is no certainty of our being able to du- DANCING First sz-and openi bles this and every during the fl and winter, at th bea and Farnbam strects. gull 12 m. mann, wardrobe, 10 cente, Pusitivery roug! and bad characters not sdmitted, X. Letevx, Menager. Coucer: at the Livoli Su ig 1veu! AD immense stoc] that il satisty th Winiians & SoN's. of Flannclsatpr trate. L B. Roal Estate Transfers. Dunel B. tion. city of Omah.\—S3900. Mory Lone, 1 t85, 6ano 7, blk 4, Shmu’ 1st addition, city of Umaha—81200. Cha dution, c1ty of Omaha— -8600. Chas. Meg ah,q. o d., und. ofe {lo 8, blk 120, ana und } mid die 1t 8, blk 1 Pitt Kellegg, q. ¢ d. lot 6, Capitc <ddition, Omaba—850 Wm. H. Whitney ani wife to Lena | the agents of railroad companies, but W, x Avst, w. d. lot 3, blo.k 851, (Mmata— | simply runners for omnibueses, hotels, vlams, couaty judge, on & wnit of £3500. ‘Wm. Coburn, guardian, to.John 8. Caalfield. g d. lots 5 nd 6, bl ock 13, I sacs & Griflu's addun, Oinata— < of select socia- sturdsy eveving ful hall northwest corner Twelith Dancing from Music by Prof. Hoff- Admission—Gen's, 3 cente; Baland wite to Sam. R. Brown, w. d., Jot 6. Capitol addi- Gise and Ot*es o Chae. B. . W. Hamihio1, trustes to Pat. Carlur, w. d , lot 4, b'k 4 Lake's ad- lidgl .y aud w tfe toJas. G. R, 1. 25 feet , Om sha—31000. el B. Ball aud wife 10 Willum Choice Crosmery Butter received daly, at J. L Nicmots & Co. Opyo-ite P stotlice. olent ond logical ight. Heshe hew uteeily absurd it would be to pu tie eutre rebel army in prwer fur th- sake of pl ciog cur *guod” union gen il at he head of thegovernment. His 5, e-ch thr ughou: wes masterly, an received the elosw ¢ att-ntion and warm st appleuse. Tho Garfielt und Artiur Glee cluh, cowposed of somo of the best sin ers in the «t.te, gave sevural 8 irring campaign s.ngs, and tue mee g losed amid hearty cheer- g 1 gever-l good teeling. A G rield ena Arthur club was or- gauized on Wo nesday evenirg, with one huudred members. The proba- bliy s that this unmber wil vein ¢r +8 d to one huudred ond fiity. The prospect of carrging this comy ~.81 <t tho combiued effir'a of the ohr two parties, are every day brightening Agx. SAUMAN, THt SWINDLER. ‘Water ve. nail. The time of the police court was occupied Friday afternoon by the nearing of the case of Heary M.n, arrested on the complaint of Johu R Porter for soliciting patronage for the U. P. travsfer. Gen. Manderson ap- peared for the prosecution und A. J Poppleton for the defense and the case was trigd by the court. The pomnt in issne was the right of the city to levy a licenee t-x on aranner for ths Unicn Pacific railway. n. Mauderson argued thar M n had scted in the eapic ty of a rnoue , the ssmeasaronie forah tloren vmpibus live, and was ther-fire la- ble to pay alicense tax. He wasf.1- lowing tue occupation of a runner when he was arrested, aud he had no license whatever. Mr. Poppleton tock the ground that the transfer of persons in v. hicles ac oss the bridge was not a ferry—iu did not ran from bank to bauk of the * | river, but carried passengers and ve hicles beyond either bank—and, fur thermore, that the crdinary levying of atax on runners does not include 4 k e Arrest and Escape of a Noto- rious Rogue—0. T. B. Wil- liams’ Legal Talent, Cerrespondeace ot the B Stwakp, September 11, 1880.— C L Shuman of the “New York circus,” who was arrested kore by the stenff of Hamil on couuty, and who, by his attoruey, G. W. Lavby, was brought before his honor, 0. T B. 1 mercantile houses, stage lines, “and | 14923¢ corpus, and discharged by his other lines.” honor; and who was arrested twico )| Judge Hawes has taken the matter ;n" on samo charge and discharged £ Touttn up. o oeme | quir or e, 0 Wi s uri “artom noet &2 Cotneil Vit JTOR 8:br—-a wT 3, A BesOm'e for selling given, Adin. o SaLE e ur dresed 100 O € faro-yv. reason OR SATE— hive or mile cleab ravers iden os also a few desirable vaca. ¢ 11in B-VINS, AttY, S, E. cor. 1 Dougas s OR 8ALE—The hoct and hesfl oction Prsing it he husiness © Hieir de, For .ar i ulars enq ire or adir e the Pee ¢ 7448011 B_TC o 3 win [FOR RENT- tan, unties for sa.e, Bozgs & Hill, ReaL ESTATE Brokers, 1408 Farn, 8t., Omaha, deb. o residenco with ahout acrc of gro o Fou o5’ wah fr K Tambor of all sizegat e i Mot Lmious o ALE oikifrm o o BUGGS & HiL. TH.VED A avhore hd n wene nd part tirdl A libea reaad wile Al for his retun 0 892 Wourter S ., vet_16th and 17th, L] [PO8 A FINe mesiunaun, tront, Uuars, counter, Mantle, Store fitting, veneere xork ¢ to 1310 Dodge strest, A. F. RAFERT & €O Baflawre odrevmte suaw hat with feat-or t erwill ple s leave at M 0 5 460 0ST—A g mings® Fi Est brook's, Chi 0TS, FAKME, HOUSES AND LANDS. Look v BESIS: no cotama of baresins on 0t e. 5 monthe cld. brown splitnos d . Finder will be rewarded by Otto 1149 S0 rman Avo. 5713 £850. Annie D Coburn to Martin .J. Fee- undacadvraement; ¥ the same court, was yesterday ar- rested by tbe sheriff of Smith couaty, | formation. in plicate these goods in the New York market, and our friends in previois seasons have often met with serion disappeintment in coming back for goods alreasysold. It is impossible watches, etc., call on Mesers. ple, McMillan & Co., 1422 Doug- treet, the old reliable and respon- sible Jewelers. 112t wan, q. c. d. 8] lot 1, block 24, Oma- Wanted: postofiice. young wan for sales. man, a* N. G. Richter's. opposite the LOOK HERE! Just in the finest stock of moldings, latent Now York patterns, chased in in gold, ebony and oak, now offered atlow prices at A, Hospe's, jr., Art Kansas, and taken away—this arrest was made as soon as the judge reloased Samusn—and it is thought here it was done to keep the Hamilton county eople from getting him. This case quire. of Finders wi 1 be liberally rowarded for return of et ain F. ARM FOR ~ALE—6 m brabland W/ ARTED—16,00 yards it,, No. 1 Incatior — neof th fl et resdonce prov i ths ciry [ use of 10 ooms witi 1, stabl, Ge. Just remode ed. Ex- £80GGS & HILL. 10+ next routh of resi- Kenuely St Mary'sAve- BOGGS & HI s weat of city. Fin- st farm in the coun.y; 326 per ac . ButG & HILL LE—2 chol fonco o1 ¢ ¥, 50 and $300. W ATEn e i ot sl a ol able man to clear and grub 20 acres of BOUG & HILL. of dirt T BOGCS & HiLL RICK HOUSF-—Convenient to business, with Tal lot, 7 rooms, §3,160, i 1% 3000s & L E—For city property, small ., caversd with young timter B0GGS & HILL. timo to suit, will sel bt BOGGS & HILL, Landeryou Artsile Wedneeday. Joukey Cars at Mrs. Wood's Par- lor Bazar, 15th St., Creighton block. sat-tu-th sat Try Rush’s Golden Esgle Mills Flour; it makes elegant white, sweet bread; only $3.35 per 100 pounds and gaaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. Wiuas M. Yaree, A Small Army. "he number of pupils eorolled in in the lmits of this advertisement, to give a detailed description of our wplendid new goods, but desire eapes- Lily to meation our one hundred dif ferent styles of Dress Goods and ou: beautiful line of Silk Brocadss ana Fancy Silks and Velvets, Also our rich stock of laces, among which we would distingvish a rare as sortment of Spanish Lace Searfs, and the the Point D'Alencon and Dentille Coraline Laces, with many other va rieties. In our Cluak department we Hasens' Best Snow Flake Flour, only $3.25 per 100 pounds. All that Tack ie for you to try this flour, sud 520 if it is not genuine. Witets M Yares, and Music Store. 893 best, Astor FHouse, Now York, Fall Stock of Boots and Shoes is now complete, Always Oyst rs ult wionight, at Tizard's Oyst r Pal ce. 8p'8-6i | 0UF 8008 before buymg elsewhere Irisa Republicans. The Irish-American republie.™ club held s larve and enthusistic m eting at the boird of trave rooms Fa 10y evening Tacr: was o naife-atle 4,8 the city. city. Newly furnished, everything the and we invite the public to examine We sell for cash only, aud can give you lower prices than any house in Largest, best, cheapest stock in the seblic echools of Omsha during st week of the fall term i shown “ollowing table: . chool (eslimated). have just opened a beautiful sssort. ment of Camol's Hair Juckets; Ladies’ and Childrens’, suitablo for early fall Also the latest novelties in Ulsters. Remember the first selection isa great advantage, nd we cannot prom- ise to duplicate styles. This adver tisement will only be inserted cnce. A Cruicksmang & O~ Bennett & Co., th large stock ~© aste cassion pro and cun, aud finully the organ‘zation came 1o a mutval uuder- adivg and adjourned to meet on Fridav, the 14h inat. It is nate worthy to observe tho larze vumver of Irsh 1epublicans there are in Omaha, snd it is ouly discovercd on an occasion «f this kind. At their next meeting thev earaestly r quest a1 L ish nen of 3 and lueage, wh) profes ot Ameru ing Ieishien © their jesondd incerest, an tham emery good success with Uhe falthe Cuas. HANLEY, secretary. ‘ULUIVAN, president. ~cne §ocioty meets for i (M 1uday) evening in the Clinzeh, vn-Davenport EACHES— A large lot of pre- which T will sell very rme. It will soon E. Mozoxy, Twelfth street. Henry Dohle & Co., Leading Shoe Store, Central Block. —_—— 2 <at exta blished agency ic this etate, aplS-1 Mise 57,~—A case of conetipation b wsing | amhive Fign Axle grease enly b cents a box, ar W. R. Bennett & Co., Jacobs Block, Fifteent street. THAT SETTLES IT. “Noverry Mmw's axp Erevator avexs & Co., Props . } LAvENWORTH, Sejrember 6, 1830 “Meeers. J. B. 1rench & Oo., of Omaha, have the ex:lurive salo of our ‘Bavers’ Best’ and ‘Snow Flake' Flour for Omaha, Purc hasersshoald see that they get the gen uive artidl.. “Havess & 0v,” The reputation of Havens” Floar in Omaha is such that it requires 1o ad- vertising. The trade will be suppliec AL TPhy & Lovett,1ne, agency; old is of importance to the stato at large, for sveral reasons—1st, The man is charg:d with forgery by changing notes tiken from farmers.” He want among the farmers and agreed to plat seed «nd cultivate a “hedgo” for a certain amount, then took a no.e for , | the amount, with a contract attached to the end, which made the note void if the hedgs did nut grow or he dic not cultivate, etc. This he t-re off and sold the rotes, tLereby aw n. ling the 1-rm-rs of Humilton c.unty of $4,000. On the trial before Judge Wi'liums the warrant issued out of the © unty court of Hamilton county was admitted to be goud, buc the court ruled that the state must produce roof £ show that they had cause to hold the prisover other than the war- rant. If that were true a man ar- rested in New York for stealiog a horee in California could be taken be- fore every county court beiween the places and the officer would have ¢, produce his witneases and show if he was guilty or not. OQutside of the case the attorneys here hold tht the warrant beivg a good one, the judge <-ould have seut the priconer to Hamilron county. It is aimited by 11that heis guilty. He don’t deny hat he 18 the man. Judge Williama s the greenback candidate for gov- Taor, and is supposed to be a man of more than ordinary ability. Yet, in this case, it does look as if justice had ~en chea +d aud a very guiltv swin- dlar .1 wwed to escape, Brue. ACADEMY OF MBSIC! Simmo s, Arnold and Ames, LEADVILLE MINSTREL S ONE NIGHT ONLY. POWDER Absolutely Pure, Made from Grape Crea~ Tartar —No othe preparation makes such lizht, fiaky hot hreade, or luxurious pastry. Cau be ex'en by dypertict ‘without fear of the ills resulting from heavy fn- dig-stivle food. 7 Sold only in cans, by all Grocers, . bownar O Naw Tork SHORT LINE 1880. K.C.$T.JOER C.B.R.R, T8 the only Direct L.ins to ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST From OMAHA and the WEST, o changs of cars batwees Omatia and %, a0 i e Serwors Ormare and Hew Yok SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAIN+ ARacHIN® oL w2 on liberal terms. Tuesday, September 14th. rraxes. Foreign al Water, Hun- , Friadrichshall Congress and & & MeMahon, 530 Im wep93t J. B. Frexcr & Oo. EXAMINATION OF TEACHER® I will be present at my office in Creighten block on the first Saturday ofeach month to examine such ap- plicants as may desire to teach in tke public scaools of Douglas county., Quarterly examination first Sitar. | TWO DOLLARS WILL SECURE “in !tabrua‘ty, Moy, ugiand| e WEEKLY BEE 20 ARTISTS 20 The Superior Troupe of America. See Frogrammes for list of Company. Reverved Seats cn sa's at Mux Meyer & Bro’s. 3-dry Store. 'WILEY HARILTOX, Sepr0dit Advance Agent, Eastern & Western Citles With less chargee andin adva N This entire ino i equipoed with. Pajianis” Palace 8'ceping Cars, Palace Day Coachr @,Mllior's falety Piattorm aad. ‘Coupier_and the calobrated estinghouse Atr-rake. SFEEE THAT YOUR TICKET RE.A £3ia Keoma City. 5t Joseph and By B & CounciiBlufs i B o Bt o0 a0t Lovia wy srricke's for mle at all coupon stations . the F° o 000 inves <ol Tecs, Gth. 13 . J. Ports, S, For One Year, B G R SALE—Full cou Jones 8ta. M OFELTO LOAN—Any one A 3500 to 320,000, can procure It throt+h . R OR SALE—2 lota west of Odd N [FOR RENT—mproved farmy N EV, HOUSES—We wre now o HEAP LO ditfon. HEA LOTS—Lots 17 aud 8, Thomel dition. ) BESTLOTS—In Suina's > AN 3" reaience pro 5,000 -0 4,00 81, 500 for bot e CHOICE LOTS-0n Pork Wid_Avesue, o1 SALE—brick_powiler house and 7 acres Stock Yards, §2,500. C s BOGGS & HILL. ~_Comer half of lot 8. W. Cor. 15 RSALL ~on at asscnfice. and Jacks BOGGS & HILL. wishing to use > suit from 10 per cent. money in sumsy us. 0GG8 & b SALE—8 business lots ‘Masonic Temple, 31,650 each. BOGGS & HILL. next west o ws Block. BOGGS & HILL. R A CHEAP LOT Go to Boggsand H. dition. mortgag: Pers.ns ha: t with safer . rangng from 100 £ & small sums of money can and withont vy exponse whatever, and get 10 per cent, itercat. BOGGS & HILL. HOME—$100 0 $200 is all you need pay down if you hu. 8 home for yourself ugh us. Time to suit on balan e BOGGS & HILL. ar barracks. BOGGS & H(LL OR SALE—Fouse and fall iot t, one of the best locations ‘n the city, BOGUS & HILL. $1,600; easy terms. red to s worth from $400' 10 §8% on th and 76th and Far: bam, nd Dodze, sud sell on small mon'hly BOGGS & IILL. bui'd bo SI' ENCE LOTS FOR SALE—200 fota fn Kotz & R th'a addition, nea. brs oess, surou 0 Lusiness of. means Lok st I o purcias y /8 wents; Pilce 3 and 6, block 6, Shin 's it ve ¢ ofler at once foro UGG & HIL = Bouls & HILL. OUEE AND HALF LOT—Near 1hirteenth aad Casitol avonss, 81,610, 5o L BOGGS & HILL. addition, 3900. BOGGS and HILL. EXCAASCE—Ow-er of 320 acren near Blair wi | exchange for St i business Y,ny in Ow\ aod pay from 0 boot. oo BOGGS & HILL. RGAINE—Two cottages with gmall lots. cath_street, south of depot twa plocks. Jeuih & ot o HILL. 840010 3800, o Guly o ¢ ockx - e e Al 1. sored a.d painted; ner lot, N. £. Cor. 16 and EOGGS & HILL. 1 J.B.FREDIBI!ED GROCERS, OMAH A. 520 DOLLARS “4PER ! CHEAPEST ! ORUHARD & BEAN. ‘aRFEICS "MAHA. . 50,0 CHEAP ! CH MAX MEYE,? & BRO. Propose for the next ninety (90) days to sell theu entire stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silver-Ware, Pianos & Organ AND GENERAL MUSICAL MERGHANDISE At Manufacturing Prices, Which is from 15 to 20 per cent. below any Eastern Wholesale House, preparatory to moving into their MveN Store, Cor. llth & Farnham “Ve Mean Business. BOOTH'S T Oval Brand OYYTERS. o tatri ped all others. You hem n any other. DEWEY & STONE, FOURNITURE, o, ome and be Convinced. The salen of this “brand” of Oysters hav now. WEICHT AND MEASURE 1n cans of this brand v sepldim 5. 5. PEE: eral Westorn Agent, Omaha. LANGE & FOi.TICK. OOOK”“”é"To v ES House Furn hing Goods, Shelf Hardware, Naiis and Efe. 1291 Farpham Streot, 1st Door Eas' First National Bank. Wy. F. STOETZEL, Dealer in HARDWARE, The Chepest Place in the City for FIRST CLASS COOK STOVES. I Manufacture my own Pieced x R th Lowest Price in the ci ill last lifetime, &%, th» Lowest Pric X auaTcl.’:fi'fQ"n:"mifé‘r?.zm truck that is almost universally | dealt in now-a-dave. 7 I also mapufacture all kinds of Osns. WM. F. STOETZEL, - - - Tenth & Jackson Sts. B3-0:d8a