Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 14, 1880, Page 4

¢ HE DAILY BEE Tueeday Morniog, Sept. 14. BREVITIES. ereon ecils coal. —Fine perfumes at Saxe's. tate Fair next weck. —Use Lewis’ dry hop yeast, or the teeth, Kuhu's Dentrifice. utterick s patterns at Craickshank. —Porteris ranning the Omaha ferry. Tmported and Key West cigars, st Kuho's. _ Scidenberg & Co.’s Key West Ci- gasat Saxels. — A Mormon camp meeling is in progress near Council Bluffs. _The Fort Omaha nine defeatcd tae Union Pacifics Saturday 17 to 15. —Sundsy was & quiet day fer Sunday. Almost like a week day, in fact. — Seventy three cars of stock came in yesterday and sixty cars Sunday from the west. —The excavation for the sewcr, botween Ninth and Tenth streets is aearly completed. ] —A. H. Gladstone, the cath grocer, will close Tuesday at 6 p. m. on ac- count of Holiday. —The air these morvings is cold and bracing, and stoves aro being callod into requisition. —The democratic primaries will be on Saturday next aud the courty th, h ¢ mention on the —_The Poppleton black was enclosed above the firat story Saturday. The storeroous aro being plastered this The Tarmers will meet at the Tuwoli st 2 o'clock sharp to-day to attend the faneral of their late brother Jacob Fuhrman. — There will bea grand matinee by he Loadville Minstrels at the Acade o-day at 2p. m., slso a performance. —The work on the new Trinity cathedral will begin in a fow days, and the hasement will be ready for o:capancy this winter. Farmers over an the Nebratka widoare taking a lively interestin the comiug state tair at Omaha — [Stonx City Journal. The cditorial excarsion par'y from Northern Indiana will arrive in ©maha Wednesday evening in charge of M. F. Underwood, of Peru, Ind. The partics arreated for violating ¢hs fire ordinance 'y repairing Fritz Wirth's building, will not be tried ue- il Gen. Manderson returns from Camp Buford, —The G A. R. escort tcGen. Wag- rer, geanl commander of the order, will meet at 9 o'clock shary this morming, at Wyman's store, fin Ureighton blodk. —Invitations are-out for-the grand Fireman's parade abd ball, Taerday, September 21st, under the auspices of the Omaha five de partment. The ball takes place at_ Creighton hall, ~We "are iu"rocoipt of ome-of the Tatest 1ssue of gresubacks, 3§ the state far, and fs w5 handsoriib an tis'valusble. —The opening social of the serice inaugurated by Francis X. Lemeavx took place st Brash’s hall Saturday. The attendance w+s good and of a ee- lect character, and we predict great v pularity for the parties during the coming season. —C. 3. Karbach has purchased the Grebe blacksmith shop, where he will hereafter make his headquarters. His present shop will be rebuilt and aother story added, and will be used as & store by one of Omaba’s young morchants. —A mew and magnificent switch bourd was receiSunved day from the cat for the Atlantic & Pacific tcle- raph office. Tt is of the latest and wost elaborate style, and is a beauty, I cost an immense sum for its size, and Manager Armstrong justly fecls proudof it. —The excursion to Plattsmouth Sundny, was owing to unavoidable © reumstances, not 80 great a success ascould have been desired. About two hundred persons went down on tho special train and were favored with tho finest welther in the world for their trip. The ladies of the First Baptist curch are proparing fora grand Ba- zw and Fair during the week of the Siate Fair. They also intond furn. ishing suppers durlng the fair weck. The wain audience rocm will be de- voled to the Bazar and Fair and the apper table will be set in the large basement room, little band of mie- wiouaries, bound for Utah and Arizona, 1.6« at noon Monday for the west aficr restingin Omaha over Sunday. They fourteen in number and come from Tlinois, Pennsylvania, IndianaandTen- nessee. One of the number, Miss NellieBarclay expects to bo ordered to Alaska during the winter. Twelye of them stay in Utah, —The parade of the Leadsille mic- ctrels at noon yesterdaywas a very fino ©oae indeed and attracted considerable attention. The music was excellent and the a their nove The two Rocky mountain jacks wore the objects of genoral admiration and the minstrels cltyzethe: made a de- cided hit. The Acaden + will doubt lass be crowded t iy - ‘0 witness their parforur - 1 the press everywhere is | raise. w1 —The 1in > READY. J st Opening. 200 Ibs Bergman's zephyre, all col- ors, 10 beold at 10 conts per oz, 3001bs. Germantown wool, 100 Ibs. Saxony yarns, Fairy yarns, Pompadour, Canvas, Patterus, Nee. dlee, &o., &c. Kurtz's Store, Creighton Block. —_— Good Shoemakers wanted, at Full. riedes, THE FAIR. Arrival of Some of the Ex- hibits from lowa. Grand Prospects for the Com- ing Hxposition. # One week fromMonday theNebraska state fair, to be holden in Omaha Sep- tember 20th to 25th, both inclusive, will begiv. For weeks past prejara- tions have beenin prozress, the board of managers and the citizons’ commi tee both actively pushing the work as sigued to them, That work is now nearly completed, and is ceriainly such as to give satisfaction to all In- terested in the great exposition, both in this city and abroad. As alroady stated the entries thus far have been largely in excess of those of previous years, and thero is every indication that this will be the largest and most suecessful exposition of Nebraska's wealth and resouro ever held within her borders. The whole week will be fillex up with intesesting events, and every day of the fair well worth attending. “led ing#ho | of § The interest manifested in the fair is very gratifying snd from all parts of the state from the border counties in the south to those on the extreme north, reports come that everybody is looking forward to the time of the exposition and that the attendance will be immense. It is estimated that from 15,000 to 20,000 persons will visit the ity during state fair week, THE GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS. Avisitto the grounds yesterday revealed their excellent location, cot- venience and adaptability for the pur- pose for which they arenow to be utilized. The drive out either by Sixteenth or Eighteenth street is ove of the pleasantest in the vicinity. There is but one improvement in this respect to be suggested. Six- toenth street, while well grad- and in gemeral a good drive iz full of chuck holes, which a fow days’ work on the part of the city force would remove. 1t is to be hoped that the city council will order this work done, as there will be a great deal of fast drlving done on this route particularly, and it eannot but result in accidents if the road is left in it prosent condition. The grounds cf the Driving park have been cnllrfad to furly acres, and are surrounded by a new, tight board feuce, nive or ten feet high, the main entrance being through a broad gate- way on the east side, over which is an arch bearing the sizn, “OMAHA DRIVING PARK ASSOCIATION.” _ The race track within hae been en- tirely reconstructed, ft has been widened to sixty-five feet, and has been laid out and graded on scientific principles. Itis in excellent condi. tion, having been improved by fre quent packing with a heavy iron rol. ler. A substantial picket fence runs round the outside of the track, while aguard rail follows the inside clear round, The buildings are all large, sstis stantial, and of fine appearance, They include Fine Art hall, the amphithea- tre, the officers’ quartirs, Agricultural hall, Pow rhall, two speed stables, dining hall, peus for. all kinds of stock, with numerous tess imiportant steuctures. * The barrscks, approprt | At t0 thg sie «f company ,K. sflf: . b b do kolise Qury T atand Abar $hgmais enirange, te. the- 1 Arahitects Large znd Deiseolt ‘designod iHe vari oun buitings within the inelstite CONVENIENT COMMUNICATION. T addition to the facilitiss for reaching the zrounds from the city by mens of vehiclss, private ard for hire, the Union Pacific Toilway will run trains atshort intervals, carrying passengers ai the cost of twenty fiv ceuts for the round trip. They have made arrangements to run over the track of the O. & N. N. and have run a side track from the main line to within tweniy rods of the main en- trance. Notwithstandiug every facilit, at hand for transportation, it is esti- mated that at least two thousand of the daily attendance are yet un provided for, unless they choose to walk. To obviate troutle in this re- spect it is proposed to pees an ordin- ance allowing teams from the country or from adjoming cities to <come in and run during the week, either free of charge or at a nominal price, Telephones atd telegraph lines will furnish ample facilities for sending messages to and fro between the park and city. ENTERTAINMENTS. During state fair week there wilt be ample means of amusement fur- nished the visitors. Tho Guli Biaisdell guaranteed attractions will give an eatertainment every night du- ring the week at the Academy of Mu- Their paper is being posted to- On Tuceday the annual parade of the Omaha fire department will take place, with a grand ball at Creighton hall in the evening. Numerous other aftractions are offered which will be duly noticed BUSINESS BRGINNING. This week will be an active one in preparations as stock and other ex- hubits are already comingin. The firet to arrive to-day was two car loads of eheep and hogs, from Taylor Bros., Towa, President Dunham, who re- turned from Des Moines Saturday, says that most of the race horses which attended the Towa state fairwill arrive here the last of this week. The Sutton militia _company will come in Saturday in full uniform, The band of the Ninth infantry has been engaged to farnish the music, Do par excellence. iff Martin, of Adsms county- whois assistant general superintend, ent of the fair grounds, is in the city, and has entered upon the discharze of his duties. Special trains, with reduced rates of fare, will be put on by all roads en- tering the city. The prospects are that the fafr will eclipse the most sanguive expecta- tions not ouly of the managors them- sclves, but of everyove throughout the state. Everything Las ‘been arranged to make the coming state fair which_is tobe held in Omsha a success. No doubt the exhibitions made this rea- son will eclipse everything of the past and if ull the arrangements so far made are carried out visitors will de- cide that Omaha is the proper place for Nebrasks_to make her annus] exhi- bition. Vieitors to the state fair will also find in our city other places of erest which should be visited in ordor to fully appreciate our city. | We have one manufacturing estab- | iishment, the smelting works, mdi works, etc., and some of our leading stores would impress them favoably as | modele. The jewelry store of Edholm & Erickson opposite the postoffice is | one of the leading attractions of our | city. By caliing here you will be ments, Gold and _silver, watches, precious stenes and jowelry arranged to pleaze the eye and will be sure to arovse all the covetous feeling in your natare. We are informed that during fair week they will make an unu vally large display at their etore and do everything in their power to give visitorsa favorable impression of Omaha. They manufacture jewelry from Black Hills gold, and people wio have never seen this_precious metal in its natural state will be delighted. Another of the leading establish- ments of our city isthe great dry goods house of A, Cruickshank & Co. corner of 15th Douglas siraets. Hero are diplayed the finest eilks, ! cy 2cods in the west, arry a mammoth stock of gen- eral dry ¢s, but we understand far weck they will “put "y making A dis: good$ manufactured. As they have the goods and under- atrnd how to show them, the visitors will be well repaid for a half hour spent in_ this giand emporium. Omalia prides herself on having tho finest dry goods housw in the west, and 0o one should fail to visitit. Nextto this we mentich the cidth- ing] 0use of M, Hellman & Co., cornet 13:h "andgFaraham. When visi ing here, yon will wonder what they in- tend doing with all the goods they have stacked onthe counters of their greatstore. Buough you wonld think to clothe every man and boy in the Unired S:ates, but when you learn that goods are sold at wholeesle and vetall, and that mot only Nebraska recoives her supply here, but that Tows, Kansas, and ail the 'territories west, aro supplied from tnis grest depot, thenwill you realize that Omaba is 3 great com- mercial city, and tha: Messrs Hell- man & Co., must be a good place to buy goods. Strangers visit Kur/z's Store. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, J. N. H. Patrick hes zono cast. . J. M. Thayer went westMon- V. Barkalow went west Sun- Lieut. Governor Carne and wife are at the W i, 8. H. Kennedy, the modicine man Ttas gone west on business. Mes. E M. Bartlett returned from Lincoln yesterday. J. M. Tharston returned from the south yesterday morning, = W. Doane left for the yeate:day. J. C. McBride and two e up from Lincoln at noon yesterday. Jobn Powors and wife, of Fort Laramie, are registered at the Can- field house. A. G. Hizsiuson It yesterday for Camp Buford to report the reunion for The Herald. Judge Donobus, of the Erie rail- way, went wes Sunday in his spe- clal car, Mrz. Win, Phillips, wife of the U, P. conductor tat a west brund pas: senger yesterday. Col. McAllister, of Gen. McDow- ell's staff, dppartment of the Pacitie coast, Went west yesterday. W. F. Crocker, of San Francisco, went east Sunday in a special car of the Central Paci M &g..x.' Foes, "N, Lh Tar: g office Stinday. 1+ g WER and THak Hamilion £gns of Chatles. W. 15.,...“1;,, Ieft Supday for Gedrdato wn College. John C. Strabcra; brother of Robt. 1 the cicy yesterday called at E on his wags Gin. Manderson loft for Camp Bu- ford this noon to tal mmand. He was accompanied by his chief of staff, Gen. C. H. Frederick. Mrs. Burks, the wifo of Conductor Burke of this clty, won the ten milo racoat the Iowa state fair at Des Moincs, on Friday afternoon. Mies Minnie Maul left yesterday for Chicago, where she will attend school during the coming winter. Mrs. W. H. Sixo arrived in this city Saturday evening from Boston to join her husband, Mr. W. H. Saxe, of the B. & M. headquarters. Mr. and Mrs, Robert E. Strahorn have returned from the Rockies and the latter has gone to Chicago ona visit. Miss Teresa Kennedy returned Saturday afternoon from s three- week sojourn in Denver and the sum- mer resorts of Colorado, greatly in- vigorated by the mountain zephyrs. Mr. Fred McMinn, of Oneonta, New York, cousin of Mr. S, F. Don- nelly, has arrived in the city to make it his home, and has entered the store of Mr. S. P. Morse. Messrs. T. J. Webster, of The Lead City Entorprise, Robert Francs, of Terreville, and Joseph F. Watson and James Roseburg, of Deadwood, with orrison, were in the ity last evening and left for Sioux Falls, to attend the Dakota democratic conven- tion. Count and Countess Talaferi, of Ttaly, arrived Saturday evening from San Francieeo over the Union Pacific, occupying aspecial Central Pacific car. Col. Hungerford, father of the coun- tess, accompanied the party. Talaferl is an Italian count, and his wife is a sister-in-law of J. W. Mackey, tho bonanza king. Nowly funished, everything the best, Astor House, New York, “Nstional Reform " The friends of “national reform” have succeeded in securing the ser- vices of Rev. R. B, Cannon, D, D., of Cameron, Mo., for & lecture on this subject, which is now becoming mere popular all over the country. The lectare will be delivered on Taes- day evening, at the United Presby- terien church, and as the doctor is an interesting and forcible reasoner he will have a good audience. A cordial invitation is extended to every one. The finest oysters at Joe & Sam'’s. —A case ot constipation by wsing Hambure Fi; Why dose _ourselves with nauseat- Ing medicin: a parely froit cathartic will cure yoa at once—Ham. shown & temple of practical sdorn- burg Figs, Try them. Simuel Sadlt]” editor of The |- A FIRE. Clark Woodman's Houss At- tacked by the Flames, About 1:20 o'olock yesterday an alarm of fire was sounded from box 17. Tao hooks and engines Nes. 1 and 3 responded promptly,under com- mand of Acting Chief Mealio. The fire was found to be at tho residence of Mr. Clsrk Woodman, én Cumitigs, botween 18th and 10th streets. 1t originated from the kitchen chimney, theroof being in flimes and just gottirg under good headway when the depart- meat arrived. The neighbors were all 6n hatids and at work then, and a hole baving been cut in the roof the flames were 8oon extinguished, brigade did good eervice. The engines got water on quickly, and but little damage was done, perhaps $200 inall. The house was fully insured. 1t was fortunate that the fire was dis- e bucket | ) covered ifi time dis otherwise Mr, Woodman's magnificent collection of flowers and plants must have suffered severely: i 1t pays to trade st Kurts —_— Palice Gourt; James Ferguson, the lighti'ng calculator, was unfortunate enough Saturday night to break one of the windows of Hank Hornberger'ssaloon. He was atrestéd But 03 payment of damages the complaint was with- drawn, Three drunks were on hand from Sunday's round up, some slso being guilty of disturbing the peace of the ity One paid $2 and costs, the other two $3 and costs. A representative of the Loadville Minstrels wasfined £7 80 for scat'ering dodgers on the streete, The three wen involved in the ro at Curry’s barber shop Friday night, paid 23 and costs each this morning. Headquarters for Milwaukes beer at Mg siaser, N. E. Cor. 1 TO THE LADIES, During the fall and winter season the ladies win"ing fachlonable dress- making done can fiud 1> st 317 Fif- teenth riret, hetween Davenport and Chicagn T 1" as heretofore employ only skidid Belp, aud will waintain wy reputation for tir.t-class work. 113t Mes 3L C. Cox S. P. MORSE & CO., Farnham Street, Four Thousand Five Hundred Dollars' Worth of Ereoaxt Croras, Purchased of the well-ktiown cloth house of John B. Allison & Co., And now offered at prices far below the first cost: of Importation. S. P. Morse & Co, call the atten- tion of gentlemen to the fact that by buying their goods at this ale, and having their tailors make them up in any desired style, a positive saving of from 15 to 25 per cent can, be made. S. P. Morse & Co , Farnban street, Joe Schlitz's HANTS' K. and D 4 oav * NEW'G00DS| NEW.GGODS 1! . Fidh gjne of “Handkcrohiofs, Hosis i, Buttans and” Kfingek, at Croghtén Block, ™ FOR RENT. ; A desirable dwiIling.on Fifth and Hickory strac's, Inguirs sepl3t Joux Sregt, Attention Co. This command will assembls at the Atmory Tuesday morning at 7:30 o'clock, sharp, to loave for the Cen- tral City encampment. Geo. H. Cracer, Captain. The Genuine *¢ hburne Superlz- tive” brand of Minnesota Flour and “Plants” Extra two of the best of their kind sold. Wit Fuesise & Co. Death Record, Mary 0. Hazard, wife of John Haz- ard, died September 11th, aged 42 yoars. Funeral took place Sunday from residence near Florence lake. Jacob Fuhrman died September 11, 11 p. m., aged 18 years. The funeral will take place at 3 p. m. Tuesday, un der the auspices of the Turner society, of which the deceased was a member. Friends are invited. [Cheyenne and Lancaster, Pa., pa- pers, please copy.] Sarsh Aun Humphrey died Septem- ber 11th, 4 p. m., aged 57 years, 10 montbs, 25 days. [Pittsburg, Pa., copy.] Always Ogsters till midnight, at Tizard’s Oyster Palace, papers, please sept8-6: FrEsu FROM THE sprinGs. Foreign and American Mineral Water, Hun- padi, Janos, Hathorn, Friedrichshall Bitter Water, Vichy, Congress and Eumpire. For sale by Ish & McMahon, 1321 Farnham street, 230 Im FOR SALE. A good milch cow, cheap. Also a full line of household goods, Inquire Jonx Srrgt, 8132t Fifth and Hickory Sts, e el Pure Cider Vinegar proved, by the experiences of tudlve years, to keep pickles perfectly. Frewise & Co. Information Wanted. Will the gentleman who published an article in The Herald of Septem- ber 8th, denounclng, condemning and censuring the republiean press, for not, publishing tho proceedings of the state convention, give his name. This convention was com- posed of men who cav speak for them- selves and your remarks were not called for. If the secretssies can’t speak for themsclves, then we will call on you, brother. We hope you will be willing to give the republican press due credit for her generous effomts for our success, and remember that this convention was condutced %vo well to admit]of any criticism, We are waiting for your name. Bexs, Fovrox, Commisejoners’ Proceedings. SATURDAY, September 11 Board met pursusnt to #8journ- ment. Present — Commif and Drexel. The following accounts were allowed ftom the oners Knight GENERAL FUND! R. A. Rischel, work on road......8 3 00 Michael Dufliy balance on Bast avenne grad e s Geo. H. Guy, alterif, boarding sod committing prisoners, August. Chicago 1nmbér Co.; lumber. M. Goldsmith, goods for goor. Tootle, Maul & Co., gogds for fioor Henry Pundt, i 3 T. W. Allendorf, witness fee. . Omaha Publishing Co., advertish Jo M. Wolf, directory .« Geo® A. Hoazland, lumi L. Pickard, worl on road Gigeuwood & Sehtoeder, hm; forjail........ . Mrs. E; Thompson, Aug: Randow, brooms. Dan. Burr, folir . C. Orton, b Paul Neleoo, ico and wite J. R Manchester, cash expended. J. Ul Gridley, appraise Tae. Archibald, Peter Hil f e 32 wwananlooe BRBeolol 22SSLVBLLESY JAT e, b The clerk was directed to advettise for proposals fot furnishing coal fot uing year, tintil Saturday; Sep- tember 18, 1880, 3 p. m. The request. of J. Flood for a rocon- sidoration of the petition sekivg that hé be granted a liquor licente, was ¢onsidered by the board, and on mo- tion it was ordered that said reconsid- bration — A ‘The board ctdored that ag election proclamation on court house Sond# be issued, aud that the same be published | for four weeks in the Omaba Ber, Omaha Rapublican, Omaha Herald and Oitabd Post, The proclamation willbe found else- where in to-day's paper. Adjourned to — inst. Jonx R. Maxcrester, County Clerk. - ey Do your shopping at Kurtz's. Result. of Ferry Fighung. Hereafter, until further orders there will be made a special run of the Y. P. ferry cars between Council Blufts and Omiha at 7:90 &; w. and 20 p. m., in addition to the regtilar runs, which are hourly between the hours mentioned. These runs w )l be mado dsily, except Sunday. 'The time’ given i3 the hours at which the cars will leave this side and is city time.—[C. B, For an olegant broakfast, dinner or ney, it being impracticable to carry subsistence in kind. By authority from the adjutant genoral's office, dated September 6, 1880, a furlough for threa months, wi'h permission to go to Canada, to take effect after ro-cnlistment, is granted Saddler Chatles H. Linden- berger, company M, d cavalr) __ SPECIAL NOTICES, NOTICE-Advortiesments To Let For Sale’ Lost, Found, Wants, Boafding 8., will bo in- sorted In theso cofumug once for TEN CENTS pet line; sach gubeecuent insertlon, FIVE CENTS por line. The first tusartion novor less than hottework and Jackson i e and one b or 17 years old to lervn;’l e lmlc,.lvr uisa Cornfes Works, 0th, neor Davenort St Lk 47113 Gomd el sl o tncen Ei i r ED_Dining roem waiters. A n ARTED—Gill for b itchen w ner 18th aud Dodge, or 1917 F: ¥ Weinras at g neral housework, 1 can furnish zefe e . —Two gentlemen for da odrd; n rlsasint and convenient. "ApZ rooms i Apply 1612 west of City Hall. €113 clegantly furni t hoard, in pr tw walk from Postofi n the city. ; eicht o, most. desirable Address Lock Drawer 15. supper, go to Jood& Saw’s, 116t JEWELRY AND WATCHES. For rliability and cenfidence in wha'ever repairing you have done to your watches, ete., @il on Messrs. Whi_ple,McMillan & Co., 1422 Doug- Ias stret, the old reliablo and respon- sible Jewelers 14 WINTER! WINTE WINTER! Stowes, Sloves, Stoves. Don't forget the Baso Burner Heat- ing Stoves, the Tuvincible and the in market. For sale only by R. Trossin, 1111 Douglas, bet. 1lth and 12th. £epl0 3t Board of Trade Meeting. board takes place this evening; Sept: 13th, at 8 o’clock. Important business the state fair; the appointment of relaticy to the nal arrangements for delegates, to the Missouri river im- provement convention, . at- Kansag iry, and fo_tho na¥innal ‘conveislivi rolating to the Ossan Conimerce of thy Tnifed Siates at Boaton; together with other madiers of loesl Thtdrest will como | vy Hefart the bosrd. It fs hoped that a full attendancs of members wili be had at h s v5, Pevident. The regular monthly meetiog of the | Srn iy HED Rooms with or without board, opean It t 6Ltk 0th and Douzles Ste., with or far. Apply to American Rouso. OR RUNT_A finely-farmished front Enqaire at 1516 Dodgo t. Al room. st T—2 furnished rooms over Mer. Exchange, N. E, Cor. 16th and te, 2041 URNISEED ROONS FOR RENT_ALD: rort House Argand, which are coflceded the bast | 1 , cheap, severs. a few destrable vacant lots, , Ay, S, E. cor. 16th_and 32t 1t SALECottonwood lumber of al sizesat DMOYDS, Sixteenth it bad on_saddic_ant rt of bridlo horal roward will be Paid Jor i return to 302 Webster St., bet. 16th and 17th. 2 O8T—A grey stiat” Jiak with feathor tiim. m cwill plé.sa Teave at Med, 46013 5 mentha old, brown splitnosed der will be- rexarded by Otto A a0 W. C.B. Auiex, Secy. The mesting of (he board of direes tora will be held before ths general b-ard conven 5, a¢ 7. o'clock, for the transaction of busiueas. Cuas. F. Goobaax, Chairman. pecto ) BOM P o Stoves, Stoves, Stoves. Ranges, Cooking Stoves of all sizes, from £11.00 and upwards, with a set of farniture. Stoves are guaranteed to give satisfaction. For sale by R. Trossin, 1111 Dovglas, bet. 11th and 12th, 8ep10-3t : Buy your flour, foed, baled hay, &e., from Welshans & Bros., City Mills, Eighth and Farnham streets, Gooods delivered free. sept 112t e A New Stage Line, A stage line will begin running be- tween Omahs and Council Blufis within a fow days in connection with the steam ferry. The terminal points, we understand, will be at the Metro- politan in Omaha and Pacific hotel, Council Bluffs. Further particulars will appear just a3 soon as the line fs opened for travel. New goods at Kurlz'a. — - BAPTIST FAIR AND SUPPER. A meoling of the Refreshment com- mitteo will bo held at the church on to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clck, and a meeting of all of the committee will be held at Dr. Wood's residence, on Thursday evening of this week. By order of the committee. Mus. R. H. N. Kewuey, Secretary. Llurphy & Lovett, tns, Agency tat establiched agency in this st apls-1, The largest billiard hall west of the Missouri is the Grand Central, in this city, DL J. McKelligon propristor, which is fitted out with five of the finest Monarch tables made by this company. Hero Slossen, the grest carom plager, who has recently re- turned from Paris, will give exhibi- tions of his skill about the lat of October. —— WE HAVE IT NOW. Fine Ric Rack and Feather odge Braid, at Kurtz's Store, Creighton Block. Army Orders. The fellowing are the latest Special Orders issued from Headquarters De- partment of the Platte, Fort Omahs, (Neb.) September 11th, 1880: Upon the recommendation of the wedical director of the department, Hospital Steward H. H. Von Falken- stein, U. 8. A, now at thisplace, will proceed, without delay, to Fort Fred. Steele, W. T., and report to the com- manding officer of that port for euty. The quortermaster’s depsrtment will furnish the necessary transporta. ld tion and the subsistencs department commutation of rations for the jour- FEB i THE GREATDO‘[‘E MAL A AN Safe, Certain, Sure and Speedy. NEVERFAILS TO CURE. 'he only article knownthatWill eradicatethis disease permanentlyfromthe system. J.C.RICHARDSON, OLE PROPRIETOR General Agents, RICHARDSGN £ CO. WHOLESALE DRUGSISTS. STLOUIS- EVERYWHERE. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Made from Graps Cresm Tartar.—No othe prevaration makes such lizht, faky bot breads, or luxurious pastry. Cac be esten by dypetics witiout fear of the ills resulting from heavy in- B o o, i oaly in y ‘Botau BAxie POwDER G0., ‘Now York ] THE GOLOSSAL SALE S. P. = MORSE & CO. OF TEEBE STEPHENS & WILCOX STOCK OF DRY GOODS Is Now Fully Inaugurated. NO SUGH SALE HAS EVER BEEN KNOWN IN THE WEST. der of the District Judge the Assignee has sold to us thig” Gigantic stock contain B Dirn;rtge ch%icestn:nd ;gogag staple p%luotn of the worid’s Factories. Qur duty is a simple one-—to sell the goods. The fame of this sale has extended far and wide, but it will be gratifying to ‘e public to know the following facts: FIRST: The stock cost in New York over $43,000. SECOND: a\gg B%l(])ght it for cash and obtained a discount of over THIRD: We have marked everything, regardless of original cost, in plain figures. FOURTH: The stock is very choicg in selection, Mr. Stephens being well known as an excellent buyer. FIFTH: The stock is absolute] MesSrs.c Stephens & free from old goods and bad styles--— ilcox having made it a_semi-annual custom to send to Towa any accumulation of undesirable: goods to be SIXTH: 1?’l;e gocdsl{za.ye bttaen D sire to close eve Kaow this sale will ATTRACT sold for what they would b Ting. marked at fiflges that will sell them, it e we kly. I‘HEEB.%IH‘), ezrer on the alert to save a dollar, we wish it to be distinctly understood that this is a sale for the people, and the FARMER, MERCHANT AND MECHANIC are alike welcome at our couuters. We intend making our store “A STORE FOR THE PEOPLE.“s ELECTION PROCLAMATION. On Court House Bonds. t 2 seesion of the Bcary of Cotrhty Com: e e on Cunity of Donghe in' the Stxta SN o'l i oy o Bsptem- B s el ] R esoived, That 1ho Totfowing quast.on be ard Ui ho by s dbmitied i & proposion 0 the gualified zl-?wn‘ of the County of Doug- ot o esions . ibe County of Douglas in = Siatoof Nebrasic: : "‘Tnsl Boar 1 of Cous ty Commissioners of !Illn! county hereby subis the folowing proposiion: Shail 3h# C waty of Douglas, Sta’e of Nehrasks, Tyt Cotty Gopmiesloners 1seue He_coupon bonds in the amount 4 ove hundred and ;un:;. 17 thonsand dofar v tho rposo of & i1 i the constraction, erection aod Sompletion 8 \he Constraction, érection ahd. compietio of a cotir: house bailding in ihe city of \mflfl- Gomay o Doan I tho. iate of NeSrackay for ooy porpsca aid. all the purpores foF e Sust!com heraso Zsay b legaiy med and appropriate the money raised th-reby for aid in !Ileg ‘construction, or for such cimstructi n o pletion of EAid bulldng, sl th st and cxpense of sid building ok £ ex sum of ene hundred and £fty thouss 5153 Dends to be ope thousand dofiars dated Jauuary 1 1881, payable at t. the coun'y recordr of said county, oy eute, wit ot erest ata race B e e aat. por annum, payablo. sem.- ST s shatl ot be ol fos thanpar Lo 4 dit.on to tho 16vy] for ordinaty taxes there L e ovied and. covoctod a tax. anmually 15 e e b Jaw, for the payment of the mterest \!:‘l ‘said bonds a8 it becomes due, and an addi- Oirmal amotnt sbail be levied and collected as O ed by la, sufficicnt o pay the princi v bonds at mataity, sod provied that ot more than fifteen per ceut, of _the pi 1::::“ of said bonds shall be levied in 0y ("3: il?m.l.l u rovided dlway® that in no evest aha.l ot of it s skt Y & e Smessed yaluation of all the taxable prvPeF; ty in said county. Iuterest shall be paid on only from and after the dite of the sate " Bonds or acy part thereot and the receips. ot the magey thevefor. i i bonds sl be _tedscmiabo at the op- tion of the Board of County Commissioners of oy at o epiraton of tem Sesr from diato of said bonds. o an s court e ahal bo commonced m- d after the adopion of smd propes - o 2 id ’mukl‘la.é(2 %o be com. auy part of the the expiration Bor Ronds,” andall ballota cast baving thercon the e Gouts Hovse Eomi:shall b e roposition, ercon the * shall aken to be v favor of eaid ng or election hereinattes od 10 11 o faver f tho above proposition, it shall be deemed and taken o0 be carried. "The said proposition shall be voted upon election to be held in the County Stato of Nebraska, on the 2d day of 25,7680, at the following pamed Precinct No. one (1)—Turner Ha'l. [ engine Omans Precinct No. two (2)-No. ouse, Sixteenth St. i Frecinct N0, three (7)—Carpenter shop, 10th Bt., 2 doots south of enginehouse lot No. 2. & Precinct No. four (4)—Sheriffs office, court house. Omaha Precinct No. five (5)—Ed. Leedors house, southeast correr 13th and Chicagosta. ‘Omaba PrecinctNo.six (6) - No. 1 engine boute, 20tn and Izard streste, toga Precinct—School house, near Gran- nce Precinct—Florence Hotel. Unlon Precinct—Irvington &-kool house. Jeflerson Precinct—School house in District No. 4 P tsz'nllzy Precinct—School house at T, ot e ot Bk 8 o Siar Prectnct—illard school house. McCurdlo Precinci-MeCaruls sehool hose. Dosias Precinei-Houms ol 3.0 Wiiem: West Omana Precinct—Schooi hovse n Die- trict No.4n. " which slection wil be opened st 8 'iock n'the moraing and wifl contine-opea Gnti & Felosk In the aferacon of the same day. £ ot ) B P. Konanr, Gl Faro. Daexe, cpounty Commimioers, JORN R. MAN s A ey ek GTICETO COAL DEALERSSealed pro- is will be received by the undersigned il Satarday, “eptember I5, I 3 o'clock p.m, for turaishing such amount of bard and 83t &"al as may be required for usegin the coun- tycours offces,jul and joor hotise, and for swplying county poor for the ensuing year. TRC bt s escevel o 1eject any. oF Al bk Byorder of the Bosrd of Comwiesioners. 48817 JOHN R. MANCHESTER, Co. Clork. YED OR ETOLEN—One bisck horse, branded U 8. on left shoulder, 2 hind white legs, had haiter on, lost on Sept. 9th JOIEPH EMITH, corner 0tk aad Piercs Ste 9ST—A sorrel mare, white face and little ‘white oa sids, bad haraess on. J. 5. HILL, | Low Prices 5 P. MORSE & €0, GIT UP AND. GIT! NO OLD STOCK: Having Taken the Above for Our Motto, W eare Determined to Offer -Qur Entire Summer Stock of CLOTHING AND FURNISHING C0ODS Regardless of Cost. In Order to Make Roora for Our Fall and Winter Goods. We Will Not Be Undersold. BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSH, 1212 FARNHAM STREET. FT= CHARLES SCHLANK. SOL. PRINCE. Oval Brand OYETHRS oo O Tes R d -, The sales of this “brar #) or hiers. You get more Oyeters IN WEIGHT AN othor 5. B. BREMER, sepldim ral Westorn Agent, Omaha. LANGE & FGITICK, COOK SI’Q'V HS Rouse Furnishing Goods, Shelf Hardware, Nails and Ete. 1921 Farnham S¢reet, 1st Door East First N.tional Bank, MAX MEYER & CO., WHOLESALE TOBBAGCGONISTS | Cigars from $15.00 per 1000 upwards. Tobacco, 25 cents per pound upwards, Pipes from 25 cents per dozen upwards, Send for Price List. MAX MEYER & CO., Omaha, Neb, —— MAX MEYER & CO., OMAIEA. GUNS, AMMUNITION, SPORTING COODS, Fishing Tackle, Base Balls and a full line of NOTIONS AND FACNY GOO DS TO THE TRADE. Having just opened an entirely new line of MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. W 1d ask the Merchants of Nebraska to ir ctonr%t k, feee'woucon?il;lsnt :ve :;: ;:st the wants of all ).xlllxpgeood Goods o:nrl SHREVE, JARVIS & 0., Cor, 14th and Dodge Sts, @t