Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 16, 1880, Page 4

THE DAILY BEE. Thursday Morning, Sept. 16.§ BREVITIES, —Patereon sells coal. _Fine perfames at Saxe's —Use Lewis’ dry hop yeast. For the teeth,jKuh's Dentrifice. . Butterick's patternsat Cruoickshank, — Porter js running the Omaha ferry. Importedtand] Key West cigare, at Kuhn's, —Scidenberg & Co.’s Key West Ci- gars at Saxe'e. There were land settlers out y esterdsy. —Twenty cars of etock came in yesterday and 84 Tuesday. —The Burlington and Rock Island trains were late yesterday. —Company G dined st the Slaven house before leaving for the front. —The date of the mext meeting of the Irish American Republican club is Septemier 24th instead of 14th, as erroneously etated in Saturday's pa- per. —Judge Savage has issued o in- junction restraining the Mayor sod city uthorities from abating the dis- ordally house whica the police court adjudged Harry Lucas keeps, until further order of the District Court This house is much complained against ais & house of prostitation. —Two men, one small the other um sized, with a scar on his face e and a swarthy complexion tried to get away with some goods from J. H. Davie, on 10th street Monday even- They wete evidently old hands at tho business, and a policemsn was put on thelr track but they eluded pursuit. —The lecture of Hon. JamesW. Sava Nebrasks,” which delightfully sur- prised 5o many at the time of its de- livery, has been tastefully arranged and published in pamphlet form. Tt isa valusble document and worthy of the scholarly acquirements of its au- thor. —Last Sunday, September 12th, thenew time table of the B. & M. railroad in Nebraska, was promulgat- 4,and the new steel bridge at Platts- mouth together with its approaches and about four miles of railrond, for- wally incorporated into the eastern division of the road, so thst the divi- ion now begins at Lincoln and ends at Paclfic Junction on the Towa side. The bridge isnow open for regular freight and passenger traffic. Dr.J. K. Ish, while examining some old documents Tuesday, came across a paper published in Leesburg, Va., dated September 19, 1820, called The Genius of Liberty. The name was good, especially when nearly all the advertisements in the paper werc for runaway slaves. Another thing was also noticeable, that the rewards for the capture of the “niggers” were high up in the dollars, while for white apprentice boys 12} cents was the Jighest figure. —Gards are out for the wedding of Mr. Joy Morten and Miss Carrle Liake, which is to take place at Trinity Cathedral, Omahs, September 23d. The groom is a son of Hon. J. Sterling Morton, of Nebraska City, and the bride the daughter of Supreme Geo. B. Lake of Omaha. The e the most elegant we have The reception at the residence Judge Lake, on Dodge street, will endoubtedly be the social event of Omaha society. —[Lincoln Journal, Real Estate Transfers. Samuel E. Rogers and wife to Mary Smith, w. d., n. & lot 7, block 4, it Foncier addition, Omaha— 0. Samuel E. Rogers and wife to Aunie Umpherson, w. d., & 3 iot 7, Yok &, Credit Foncier addition, O naha—§300. Catherine and Jacob Schreiner to William Grothman, w. d., lots 2 and 3, block 9. K. V. Smith's addition, Omaha—§425. Catherine and_Jacob Schreiner to Las Johneon Husdehl, w. d., lot 1 block 9, E. V. Swith's addition, Omaha—8250. Julia L James to Nelson P. John- som, w. d, lot 5, block 8 E. V. Swmith's addition, Omaha—§250. Julie L. James to Catherine Schreiner, w.d., lots1,2,3 4,18, 14 and 16, block 9, E. V. Smith’s ac- dition, Omaha—8800. Louis Bretschueider to John N. ve, w. d., w. 32 ft. of lot 3, block , Sweesy's addition, Omaha—8700. William Ballinger and wife to Jo wh Stevenson: q. o. d. lots 2, 3, 5, 7. 8, block 66, city of Florence— 2 00, Lucretis R. Seymour to Haunora b .d., b acres in se. se. §, 13 e.—8500. ) t. 16 ATTENTION STOCK MEN! Parties exhibiting stock at the fair | find feed of all kinds on sale at the mortheast corner, inside the grounds, Welshans & Bro. 15-26 Siver Moustache Caps at Edholm A Erickson's. ‘Concordia Election. At the meoting of the Concordia so- city Toesday the following cffi cos were elected for the ensuing year: lérman Schwabe, president; Julius Beyer, vice-president; Gus Heimrod, scoretary; Louis Raapke, treasurer; J. Gt Wicmers, stsndard besrer; Wermer Vou Boehl, sssistant stand ard bearer, Theo. Sinhold, assistant s'audard bearer. The twelfth anniversary ball will take onthe 23d of this month at Motz"hall, for which oocasion Stein- bauser's full orchestrs of eighteen picces has been engaged. Fewsn PRoX TRE sPRINGs. Foreign wod American Mineral Water, Huo- prdi, Janos, Hathorn, Friedrichshall Litter Water, Vichy, Congress and Timpite. For sale by Ish & McMahon, 1321 Farnham street 230 1m The most fragrant coffee at Joe & ' 11-6t , entitled ““The Discovery of CRIMINAL CRUMBS. Picked Up at Police Court and Elsewhere. The City Oouscil to be En- Jjoined. The city marshal yesterday morning closed up Henry Lucas' place on Eleventh street in pursuance to the orders of the city council at its ses- sion last evening. It will be remem- bered that Lucas was convicted of aod paid a fine for keeping a disorder- Iy house and afterwards took an ap- peal and bad his money refunded. It s clsimed and probably correctly that the appeal wiped out the forfeiture of his license worked by the conviction and that the whole case stands exactly as itdid at the start. Lucas, after being closed up this morning, fled a petition for an in- junction in the office of the clerk of the district court, to restrain the city council and its officers from further interference with his business. The place will probably be run rightalong as usual, and the public which con- gratulated itself on the suppression of a place claimed by the ofiicers to be onc of the worst in the community will “please not holler till they get out of the woods,” DEARIN'S DISASTER. During the performance at the Academy Tuesday, Sam. Dearin, the originator of comic musical instru- ments, discovered that he had been robbed of his fiddle and & diminitive baujo, upon which much of the value of his performance depended. He apologized to the audience, through Sam. Gardner,but they rather thought he was playing off. Such was not the case however and their iostraments were found later inj tho cvening by the police, con cealed in an old stove Insome back alley. The boys who had committed the theft and confessed as to the whereabouts of the goods were releas- ed on the recovery of the valued in- struments. They had been employed to carry water behind the scenes snd thus gained the op- portunity to get in their work. A CONFIDENCE GAME. Mrs. Mary Kilgore, a respectablo lady of fifty yoars of age, was Tues® day swindled out of §200 at the Union Pacific depot by a young sharper, who had met her in Towa and acted so courteous 8s to deczive her entirely as to his character. She was on her way from Bufalo to San Fran- cisco and concluded to stop over a day. Sheis registered at the Canfield and is by no means ““broke up” as she has her throogh ticket, §1400 in drafts and a quantity of valuable dia- monds and jewelry. She will leave for her destination this evening. TWICE ARRESTED, A young lad who gave his name as John Lyndenmyer, from Towa, and claims to be en route to Kansas City, was lodged in the county jeil about,noon yesierday,in thestrength of a telegram received from Fairmont, night trying to eell a pony, and it was belioved from his appearance that he was a horse thief, of whom a discription was in the hands of one of the officers, He was asrested and lodged in jail, but was let go yes- terday and subsequently re-srrested as stated. Max Liebler was fined vesterday for driving off in Consul Vindquest's bug- gy, while on a drunken spree. One plain drunk paid 1 and costs and one ornamental ditto and distur- ber of the peace €3 and coste. “~Ruction of the Landeryou collsction of Oil Paintinzs at 7 this eveving. We have just received a large num- ber of Panwox and CiAMBER SuITs and other FurNiTure which the pub- lic are invited to irspect. CHARLES SHIVERICK, 1208 and 1210 Faroham St. Silver Moustache Cups at Edholm & Erickson's. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. P. J. Nichols went west yesterday . J.M. Thurston went west yesterday. Hon. J. E. Boyd has gone to Chi- eago. Re again. 0. H. Ballou has returned from Valley. V. Vis went west on the noon train yesterday. Hon. R. E. Gaylord and wife left yesterday for Utah. C. P. Matnewson, cf Norfolk, was in the civy yesterday. T. W. Blackburn and wife have gone to the Kansss state fair. Ches. Atkins, formerly of the 0. & N. W. left for Denver yesterday. Hon. Thos. L. Kimball left Jast night for Bismarck Grove, Kan, Al Patrick, Geo. Mills, Marsh Ken- nard and several other left yesterday for Columb s on a shooting expedition ; Mr. Garey Hall, of Binghampton, N. Y., a friend of S. F. Woodbridge, went west to Den ver yesterdsy to Tocate there. Mrs. Geo. Higgine, wife of the well- known proprietor of the Merchants Exchange on Dodge street, returned yesterday by the Rock Island ronte from a month's visit to Chicago. L. H. E. Jameson is at home Aurphy & Loveit, ins. agency; old et -;g‘rll-h-d agency in this state. apls-1, Hamburg Figs 25¢ a box. OMAHA'S FIREMEN! All members of the General Com- Newly furnished, eversthing the b =st, Astor House, New York. The’inest oysters at Joe & Sam's. 116t Why dose _ourselves with nauseat- ir: medicines, when a purely froit | UPPer, g0 to Joo & Sam's. L el &2 urtio will care yoo st once—Han » burg Fige, Try them, usiog Fambnrg Figs. mittee on Parzde, are requested to meet at Firemens Hall to-night at 8 o'clock sharp. Jerome C. Pentzel, Secretary. For an elegant breakfast, dinner or 11-6¢ MIsNC. —A case of Tewa. Lindermyer was seen Tuesday | ! & Erickson's. INCREASING INTEREST. What Each Day Promises for the Coming Fair. Additional Entries, New At~ tractions and Items of News About Ne- braska’s Next Week’s Work. The officers of the state board of agriculture and managers of the com- iagstate fair were kept at work In‘e Tuesday in their officcat D.T.Mount's wiora, No. 1512 Faroham street, arranging for the coming state fair. Yesterday President Dunham, Sece retary Wheeler and othar officers of the fair were early at their desks and up tothe hour of going to press they were busily and continually engaged in attending to exhibitors and the many others having work laid cut for next week's exhibition. It is safe to say, from the number of applications already made for accom- modations during the fair week, that Omaha will witnessa crowd, surpass- ing in bumbers, the stttendance of any previous public event. It is understood cn good authority that an excursion party numbering 300 is coming from St. Paul on Mon- day mext to spend the entire weck in “he city; the Barlington and Missouri railroad will bring thousands hither, and all the castern reads have the as- eurance of crowded trains from Iowa, The Uuion Pacific road has made ar- rangements to transport passengers from the Tenth strest depot to the fair grounds for fifteen cents one way and twenty-five cents for those who purchase return tickets. We are credibly informed that the company have made special arrangements with the board of managers of ths fair to carry passengers from the Ogdon house, Council Blufls, to the grounds, ad- it them to the fair and return them to the Ogdex house for the sum of §1 perhead. As slready stated in Tue BEg, the hoard of trade at its last meeting resolved to pay particular at tention to the mmodation of vie- itors, and to-day a book will be in readiness in the hoard of trade rooms containing a list of all private residences and other places in the city where persons who desire attend ing the fait can find temporary homes. The secretary of the board, W. C. B. Allen, desires all persons who will have accommodations for sttan: gers during the fair week to notify him at once, #o that applicants can be given the informa- tin_they may desire in this respect. The Board of Trade rooms, in Union Block, corner Fifteonth and Farnham streets, will be specially thrown open to visitors and the public generally during fair week from 8 o’clock in the moraing until 10 o'clock at night. Here ali the agriceltural, horticultiiral and other papers of tho state are on file, and a pleasant meeting place af- forded all who may desire it. Presi dent Danham desires to inform all 1 home exhibitors petticalarly, that they must mske their entries in due form before space on the grounds can bo s Already several have askod for_space before making their entries but their applications cannot be considered until they com- ply with the requests to make their entries. Up to the hour of going to press the following entries were filed in additiol to those already published in the BEE: Curry, Colfax Co., Neb. stal- mer Clay.” Ray Nye, Dodge Co., Neb, three entries of registered cattle, Theren Nya, Dodga Co., 33 entrles repistered cattle, The West Point butier and cheese aseociation of Cuming Co., Neb. 33 entries of ered cati John W s, DeKalb county, Missouri, 21 cntrics, shesp. Samuel 'y Nebris- five en- tries of secd. Charles F. Driscoll, Omaha, brick machinc. D. T. Mount, Omaha, display of carriage, buggy, wagon and farm har. ness. Esterly & Son, Whitewater, Wis- congin, two harvesters. Mrs. Ssmuel Durnall, Omaha, dis- pln}' of piciures. Zulima_Evans, Omaha, display of quilts and rugs. T. S. Hobbard, Fredonia, New York, seedling grapes. Brisco, Doane & Co., Omaha, dis- play of safes, Hall tims locks, Victor locks, Premier Incks, coin cashier, tray and bank fixtures, Hard & Brackett, Atlantic, Towa, orl{;\n;{lt:‘l g . R. Craig, Saline county, Neb. Poland-China boars. ey Troxell & Co., Omaha, *‘Champion” mowers and reapers. TO THE FAIR GROUNDS. James H. McShane will run teams from D. T. Mount’s store, No. 1512 Farnbam street, commencing to. day nine o'clock, to accommodate hibi and others who desire to sit the grounds before the opening day. The trips will continue during ll\: :ny at hours to suit those inter: ested. FAIR FACTS —The city authorities are busily en- gazed in puiting Sixteenth stroet, the leading routo to the fair grounds in good condition. ~Thomas Swift has been awarded the contract for eprinkling the grounds during fair weok, and woe to the dust that shows up in his way, —Special races havo hoon arranged or oe, o, three and four year old colta during tho fair. There are to be four trials according to azes, the purae in each race to be 825, §10to the first, §8 to the socond and §7 to tho third, The colts must have been owned in the one and two year old the distance will be one-half mile dash and for the three and four year old one-half mile and repeat. already enquired for means of reach. ing the grounds during the present week, and we seo that James McShane has anticipated their wants and will furnish necessary transportation from t3e city, commencinz to-day. —Itis understood that several of our most_prominent merchants have re- eolved to throw open their stores for the inspection aud _entertainment of visitors during certain evenings of the foic week. Extra attractions will be offered and no more agreeable an- nouncement could be made to those who derire to pass the evening hours pleasantly and do not caro for the many plessing public entertainments In the city. —Tt ehould be borne in_niind that the sooner intended exhititors file their entries the better for themselves and all congflme& —One lady yesterday made applica- tion for blanks for 42 dyifl'areni frl:u.lull for entry Lo Siver Moustache Cups at Edholm Headquarters for Joe Schlite's conetipation by Milwaukeo beer st MzronaNzy caaxor, N, E, Oor. 16th and Dodge, Nebraska prior to July Ist, 1880. For p —Many exhibitors and others have § GRIM JOKES. A Young Lady in the Sixth Ward Accused of Murder. Startling Figures For the Next Centennial. At the regular meeting of the City Council Sept. 6tb, among other re- ports made by the city officers was that by the city physician, Dr. J. S. Letsenring. The possession of this docament is always a bone of conten- tion among the various committees, and has been roferred alternately to the committee on public property and improvements, the committee on po- lice, on gas etc. After referring it to these committees it has general- Iy boen lost sight of, at least no re- port has ever been made in regard to tho subject beyond returning the paper to be filed. The last report was, however, referred to the com- ‘mitteo on streets and grades, who last night made the following report: Mr. Presipest: Your committee on streets and grades herewith mpor; o back the city physician's repo: birtks and deaths. Weo have give the raport grade attention, and find that the bitths of females excced those of males sixleen duricg the montli. At this rate, taking into consideration our growing population, we will have in one hundred years two women to oné man in Oaha. Tn the Third ward the report shows that several colored women have given birth to white children. The delegation from that ward should see to this matter and repori by fordinance if hecessary. There is a seven year old boyin the Fourth ward who doesn't know his own fatlier, aud one in the Fifth ward who only has one father and one mother. There were three still-born in the First ward, besiden a good many still tobe born, all of which is probably cwing to the number of ‘stills” in that ward. A amall boy died in the Second ward because thera wete no cross-walks built: A young lady puehed s sixteen-year old boy off into the new sewer, breaking his neck. The boy's mother will sower for damiges. Two deaths ate reported from the Sixth ward, caused from stomatitis, and one from empyemia. _Hepatitis killed a man in the Second ward, and another succumbed to cyancsis. A Fourth ward man fell dead from a complaint techuically known ss “Gall-aci 816 60 for seller for the yesr; 13 074@ $13 10for January. Lard—Cloted at §7 973@8 00 for cash or September; $8 00@8 02} for October; $7 95@7 974 for November; £6 6586 70 for January. o TS RRECHY B Chicago Live Stock. CHicago, September 15. Hogs—In large supply and under an active compeiition; an advance of be was obtained on light and heavy pack- svg and 15G20c on heavy shipping grudos; sslos wero at 3560@5“ 7{{; light packing aud shipping; 530 Tor lght packiags 85 100 6 00 for good to extra assorted_ heavy shipping lots. Recaipts, 13,490 head. p! Cattle—The receipts were liberal and the market loss active, buyers holding off for iower figures; a few sales were madeto buyers of stockers and feeders, but shipers only pur- chased to a limited extent at about yesterday's figures and sales ranged $3 25@360 for stockers and feedere, aud from §4 (0@4 90 fur medium to choice emooth shipping steers. At the present writing the pens-are filled with all descriptions of stock. Re ceipts, 6,180 head. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE—Adrortisements To Let For Sals’ Lost, Found, Wants, Boarding &c., will be In- sorted in thess columns once for TEN CENTS per line; cach subsequent insertion, FIVE CENTS per line.. Tho flrst tusertion nover loss than TWENTY-FIVE CEMTS. TO LOAN—NONEY. NEY TO LOAN—Cail st Law Offico D. L. THOMAS, Rooms, Crelghton Block ONFY_TO LOAN—1109 Farnham strect. Dr. Edwarda Loan Ageney. _ nov-22:tt — HELP WANTED BOY WANTBD—To lu‘{n the printing A B Sely job. F A, Mortimer, 18tk st. 48015 "ANTED—Good girl in & smsll family; Ger- an or Dano prefercds 578 Cass 8¢, be. m tweon 10th and 20th. 510 YATANTED—First-slass machine band, at Cmaba Shirt Fectory. iis18 (VIKL WANTED—For general houtework, Relneke's Restaurant, 13th and Jacksod st ts. 7 ANTED—A cake baker at the Viema Bukery or European Restaurant. 46610 VW AZGED. Diniog room waiters. Appl this office. 405-18 VW ASTED—Manand wite. . MUKRAE, 4801t St. Louts Proauce. St. Louts, September 15, Flour —Quiet and unchanged. Wheat — Higher and unsettled; No. 2red, 91§@14e for 92}c for Seplember, 93§@93@934c for October.clozing at 95@94c for Sep tember; 95fc for November: @9c for December; 02@91}c’ for the ; No. 3, do, 87@8bec; No. 4 do, 4 Corn—Slow; 39¢@s0}c for cash; 38} for October; Jsi@s8jo for No- mber; 38@37fc for Decomber; 37kc for the year. Oats—Higher at29¢ for cash; 28% ah; 026017 | W 966953 | @28]c for September; 28§c for No- vember; 201@20¢ for December; 28¢ for the year. Rye—Slow at 81kc bid. Barley—Unchanged; prime tofancy, 90c. Lird—Firm at $8 00 asked. Rece pts—Flour 5,000 brls, wheat 00 bu, corn 12,000 bu, cata 42,000 —A Girl to do house work, 1100 m Stroet, up Stairs 143 48 D—To by a air of good secor nded workig i roess. C, G. NEI 18 and Dolge, & pastry co-k avd g e al helper in kitchen, al<o one waiter, uien | ferred. 47915 ANTED—Two first—clas. coat and one vest m ker for Chey, Vy. Inquiro at M. Hellfitau &Co., every other day for3 daya. 47018 FOR RENT—HOUBES AND LAND. OR RENT_Tr, small cottagee tag of Harney and 224 stree's. Howard St , on_corne ‘nquire © prin T_A large twostiry boarding honse with six bed-rooms, on cor. Douzlis and Eighth streets, at §30 por tmonth; also_ two- rory, soven-roomed hotlse, sdjo'ning above. ab $ &per month. Buqul o of Earser Bros., Gas oftce, or Boggs & Hills. i21 Nicely furnsled front room, ingle gontlemen, 255 Davenort priet ED Rooms with or without board, at Fuiropean Restaurant. 361 'Ol RENT—Finely fuirnished rooms at 1310 Davenport strce, het. 19th aud 14t St bu, rye 2,000, barley 20,000, Shipments—Flour 9,000 btls, wheat 125,000 bu, corn 83,000 bu, oats 4,000 b, St. Louls Live Stock. ; Yorkors and Balti- 0065 10; mixed packing, Liveratimus,” or gall on the several others still lie in a precarious condition from the same cause. Your committee find that pleuritis, enteri tis, gaeritis and peritonitia are making rapid. loroads in our best scciety, and it s Toped that due attention will be given to these alarming evils. The only apology that your committee on streets aud grades dah offer for this extended report on births and deaths is that it is of the greatest importance that this thing should o stopped. A great many people are daily coming into this world, and a great many are daily taking their departure from it with- out the knowledge or consent of this couneil. We recommend the adop- tion of this report AMES STEPHENSON, T. H. Diriy, Evwarp Roppis, Committee. The report failing to suggest any means for obviating the evils so fully set forth, it was recommitted and the butchers to fancy, 85 20 Receipts, 1,800 hoad. New York Produce Markes. New York, September 15. Flour—Market irmand in moderate demand. receipts, 15,318 bbls.; sales, 15,000 bbls; round hoop Ohio, $4 15 @4 60; choice do, §4 65@4 75; super- tine western, $£3 50@4 05; common to good extra, &3 85@4 25; choice white wheat §4 45@4 60. Wheat—TIrreglar; Chicago, §104@ 1 05: Milwaukee, 81 05@1 06; No. 2 red winter, $107@1 074; sales, 50,000 bu. Corn—Quiet; No. 75,000 bu. Oats—Cuiet; western, d0@ddc. Pork—$§15 B0 seller for Sep- tember; §15 15@15 40 for October; £14 10 esked for November; 14 00 asked for seller for the yeat. Lard—§8 2: 2 5l}c; sales, ptember; $8 32} for Oc- 8 35 for November; $8 100 4 for Docember; $8 20@8 25 for seller for the year; & 358 40 for buyer for the year. chairman of the tommittce on printing added to the committee, While this report is very creditable as a literary effort thero are a fow points which the committee his overlooked and perhaps be fore the next moeting they may ascertain how many of the fifty- nine deaths were caused by mal ng from tho two filthy cro which they have so long del ing attention to, from nuisances it the shapo of ponds ail over tlis city, which were not drained becausa it would cost a few dollars, from bad water that the peoplo wero obliged to drink because the council was 80 made np that every attempt to se- cure water works was fought by some one who feared another councilman was getting a bigzer bonus than him- sslf. Wrile“one small boy in the Sec- ond ward died bacause no cross walks were built there,” we are curious to know how many of the remaining 25 deaths report from that ward were caused by the existenca of that dis- easo and death breeding pond of water on 13th and Jones streets. The friends of the fifty-nine unfortunate persons sho last month were recorded among the dead, would like a more elatorate report on these points, and also the reasons why the recommendations of of the city physician, calculated to stop the ravages complained of are wholly and persistently ignored. ——— MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. New York Money and Stock. % Yokk, Septomber 15-1:30 p. m. MONEY--At 2} per cent; exchange steady ates s2dsi. > ~ GOVERNMENTs. o U 104 o 10§ ... 110 aireacy 0611 3 STOCKS, ive; deslined Jo to 1c, rocorering e to e 10 oy 8 Chicago Produce Market. Ou10460, September 15. The grain markets were higher and feverish. Whesat—No. 2, springadvanced 1@ 1icand eold at and between 94@94he for cash; 94i@94fc for Septem- ber; 933@944c for Uctober, closing at 94dc for cash;98}efor September; 14 for October; 943c for November; 93§c for seller for the year. Corn—No 2advanced @14c,opening at 40fcfor cash; 403@40%c for Sep- tember; 413, closing at 4030 for cash; for September; 413¢ for October: 428: for November; 45fc for May, Oats—j@Ze higher; No. 2 closed at 293@29}c for cash or September; 29}c for_October 29§c for November. Rye—Steady at 854c; cash sold st 85c in settlement for September. Barley—Stesdy—at 75@78}c for cash; 78 for September. Whisky—$1 13. Hog products without material change, Mess Pork—Closed ai $17 50@ 1755 for cash; $17 80@17 85 for September; $17 90@17 80 for Oc- — doubtedly the best shirt In the d States is manofactured at the Owmaha Shirt Factory. The superiority of Material and workmanship, com- bined with fhoir great improvements, thatis Temforced fronts, Roinforced backs and Reinforced sleeves, makes their shirt the nost durabl fiiti aut of the Gt tie modera Every shict of our make is guaranteed ficst-class and will refund the money if found otherwise. © ¢ a specialiy of all wool, Sliskor, and Canton flannel, also chiemois underwear, mado up with a view to comfort, warmth and durabil- ity. To invalids and weak-lunged peraons we offer special inducements in the mauner these goods are made for their protection. Pii. GOTTREINER, 1207 Farnam street. FOR SALE 'H MALARIALANTIDOTE OF THEAGE. Safe, Certain, Sure and Speedy, NEVERFAILSTO CURE. he only article knownihatWill eradicalethis disease permanentlyiromthe system. JJ.C.RICHARDSON, SoLE PROPRILTOR General Agents, RICHARDSON & CO. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. STy0UlS: EVERYWHERE. DENTESTRY- T. 8. EITCHCOCK, M. D. S., From New York has located in Omaba, and Kuirantees o do st.class work. Dental Rooms, over A Craicks 15tk and Dou, ank & Co.'s, Cor, sepd-2m FREE TO AL Any one who lm?g.:;fin‘ok:mfln'ml" mQOSEIMLE LIBRARY FREE containing 82 la S e B e STREET & SMITH, tober; $13 25@13 273 for November; NEW YORK WEEKLY, 31 Rose 8., New York. weowd @8 30 for cash; §8 30 L OR RENTStcra room In brick block corner 3 th or withrut cel. 12 20041 JOR RENT_A finely-frnkhed front room. [ ot oo "™ it \OR_RENT_2 farnished rooms over Mor- chants Exchange, N. E. Cor, 16th and Dodge sirce! X RNISEED ROOMS FOR RI ro:t House, OR SALE—A fino. seitla hose, safo for sny Tady to drive. Al a fine new milch cow 3 L ¥ Maginn Creighton Block, Clty. 48918 TLK—Twenty to tweniy-fovt quartaor ane dolar by John T. I'm.llch\ 4 oblgx’-mor it [ SALE_Cottonwocd lumber of al sizesat L MOND'S, Sixteenth-st. 5160 JTRAYED—A em: , short legs and o white on back, about 6 years 11d. E. Dodge strest Letween Ninth and (TRATED—HIalf g spot. undr chin. rewarded by setunla the sams to Gt orulx gold ot betaroan Mrv. Ringer's ard comorltith And Gal fornia St.. A" Hhera re- o eyt fo s o tocleke Bilari Il on 150k ot o s residence CEAHK. 0ST—Ane Red and White milch cow, 4 ye old; lias tehn away since Sept 8. will pleaseleave informatioti with Mahones Bros., corner Leavenwor® and 13th § 16016 cars nd GTICE TO COAL DEALERS Sealed pio- posa's will be recelved by the nndcmined tirday, eptember 18, 165, at 3 o'siock .r turLishing such amount of bard and "as may bo feqived for usegin the coun iy conns, ofices. Jul and roor nouse, and for ly ng_county poor for the ensaing yesr. The right i reservel to reject any or all bds, Ey order of the Bourd of . ommissioners, o L Cler VIRAVED OR STOLEN_One b branded U 8. on left shoul Tost whith To-s, Tiail hltet on, JOSEPH SMITH, corner 10t a LS black horse, der. 2 hind Sopt._ 9th. d tittle BILL 47441 are, wh hiad harness 25 e 1 on. SIGN OF THE GOLDEN PIANO & FRAME, et A. HOSPE, JR,, Pianos and Organs First Class on Easy Monthly Payments, Sheet Musio and Musi- ¢al Instruments. FINE STuCK OF MOULDINGS. 0il Palntings, Engravings and Frames at great- T aeen prie 8210 Frapmes, 1 fpcs, Waln oty oy o Ve >4 .. 3 Kustic 810 frime.. Engraviogs from 50c upwats, Photograph frames from 15 upwards, Windox Cor ices 75c & window snd_upwards Lambrequirs $ 00 per window and upwards, Cornice Puies2 50 per winiow aad upwards, Velvet tramen gic cach ta5 00 MUSIC. in Strings léc, 1 75,2 50,3 _and upwards, Guitara § 00, 6 06, 7 00 and upwards, Banjos 1 00’3 005 00, and upwards, Keoordeons from 1 00 up, cheapest in ¢ity Send for samples and catalogue of mouldings and shost music. 'A. HOSPE, JR., 1576 Docve St.. Omaha, Neb. 7 The Original Reliable Grocers, No, 1119 Farnham Street, OMAEA, NHB. FALL---1880. Men's Calf Boots Ladies” Kid Button St oce. Boots, Children's Poiish - Lad'es Kid Slippers.. Children s Lace Sh Men s Sewed Boots. REZo8385I8 y keep in stock all oy Boots and Shoes Made to Order A SPECIALTY. The Only Complete Stock in the City Repairing done Fres of Charge. H. DOHLE & CO,, Leading Shoe Store. o sopsdim B Pe Pie Peaches, Peaches (Cal] Blackberrios, 2 appie, (Yo Blusberries: 1 251hs Tobacco. Tobaceo. Hams, Butler, Compl Country attention. Positively no goods eold on crelit. S. P. MORSE & C0., FARNHAMST, SALE OF TER STEPHENS & WILCOX'S STOGCK. FOUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS’ WORTH OF BELEGANT CLOTHS, Purchased of the well-known cloth house of John B. Allison & Co., and now ofi'qred at prices far below the first cost of importations. S. P. MORSE & CO., Call the a_ttentior) of gentlemen to the fact that by bny.mg the_lr goods at this sale, and having their tailors' make them up in ATEST T Are Not Half as Interest- ing to the General Read- er as the Following Price List: Snow Flake wint hplo Syrup Golden Byrup per gal New Orleans Syrup per Oricans 18 IbsSt. Louis Oyster 121bs Boston Butler Crackers f0fm. 12IbsGinger Suaps for.. 18 Ibs New Curranta for. "eaches, 21b eaches. 3 Ib cans (stan i 6 Ib cans. io can. State) sal 31bcan. ™ Tomatoes, 31 car Sucoot Pum) tash, 2 Ib piing, 31> e, 26 Ib bear 5 i 1 1bs Can oat meal por Gofish, bonelésk por Blivut, pee o oo Holland herring (new) per Kex Tobucco per Ib (Blackwell's Fob wcco(Siler P eal plug) oot por i vl por 1 te price lista orders wil roco J. B. FRE puWDER Absolutely B P~ Made es such sk e wheat fow olasecs por gallon. House Molasses por gallon! Iba St. Louis Soda Crackers fos rham) (Mcerachautn) per | gar- from Grape Cream, Tasiay.w-Rg - ‘hat P L without feat of the U resulting {rom heayy in digeaivla food. Totat Sass PSR O How Yok’ any desire_d style, a positive sav- ing of from $15 T0 $25 PER SUITS CAN BE MADE. S. P. MORSE & CO., Farnham Street. ELEGRAMS |GIT UP AND GIT! NO OLD STOCK! Having Taken the Above for Our Motto, W eare Determined to Offer Our Entire Summer Stock of CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS Regardless of Cost. In Order to Make Room for Our Fall and Winter Goods. We Will Not Be Undersold. BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE, 12212 FARNHAM STREET. X=X I CHARLES SCHLANE. SOL. PRINCE. — S E— —— Oval Brand ales o this “brand” of Oystars have now ontatrioyed il others. You got moro Oyeters IN WEIGHT AND MEASUSE in cans of this brand than 1 any other. . 6. BEEMER, sepldim General Western Agent, Omaba. LANGE & FOITICK. GOOKM"’ 1 e e B gallon. Crackers dard) ELEEEERER222 322825 03882138.93037 55883532888 STOV ES House Furnishing Goods, Shelf Hardware, Nails and Ete. 1221 Farnham Street. 1st Door East First National Bank. MAX MEYER & CO, WHOLESALE TOBBAGGONISTS 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 GOODS, Fishing Tackle, Base Balls and a full line of NOTIONS AND FACNTY GOODE TO THE TRADE just opened an entirely new line of MEN'S FURNISHING COODS ts of Nebraska to inspect our &tock. gtgjl;‘lg:]egni'flkeg :v? gbx:get the wants of all in good Goods and ces SHREVE, JARVIS & €0, Cor. 14th and Dodge Sts. JTEEee 42883822 i ive prompt and cartful NCH & C0., mwt |