Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 21, 1880, Page 4

HAWES HARVEST. Result of Doubling the City Police Force. vHE DAILY BEE. Tuesday Morniog, Bept.i BREVITIES. « coal. Afler the Girls Again. —Paterson = —Fine perfames at Saxe’s. — Use Lewis’ dry hop yeast. —For the teeth, Kuhu's Dentrifice. Sundey there was s consider- able eensation produced on *‘Hell's half scre” by the deacent of the mar- shsl and severz] police officers on the old ““Gold Dast” ealoon and theater, corer Twelith and Dodge streets. Officers were stationed at every door aad egress was entirely cut off from within, Four women and eight or ten men, with the proprictor, were taken up and lodged in jail. About 10o'clock Judge Hawes keld a briet session of court taking bail from some of the offenders and dealing with every one according to his or her deserts. The news of the Taid spread terrcr among the houses along the street, where a general raid was looked for, which in view of the fact that a new and varied assortment had been laid in for this week, would gave been fnancially a great disaster to the propristors. The storm paseed over lightly, however. POLICE COURT. The crowd _in_attendance at the police court yesterday was s.mes what larger than ueual, end the priso- ners more numerous than at any time == utterick's patterns at Croickehonk. u—l’ormr is ronning the Omaka ferry. Jtead Catalogue of Books, 3rd page. _Fourteen carsof stock came in to- day. Tmported and Key West cigare, at Kuhn's. _Scidenberg & Co.'s Key West Ci- gars at Saxe's. large number of sebtlers for STmyler and Grand Island went out ut noon yseterday. —The noon train in from Lincoln brought two cars loaded full with state fair visitors. — Heury Voss, architect, office rcom 5, Jacobs’ block, Fifteenth stret. 21w —Everybody invited to attend ihe anniverssry meeting of the Nebrasks S. P. C. A, st the court house to- night. — A fight on the cornerof 13th and HOUSE-BREAKING. A Trio of Burglaries Com- mitted by Moonlight. A Shot at a Bold Glass Cutter The enterprising burglar, whose harvest is expected to be gathered in during the present week, cut the first swath Sunday and thereby earred the gratitude of those who have been predicting a Taid from that class of visitors to the metropolis of the west and the exposition of the garden state of the union. The beldness of the first attempt promises well, andshould it be kept up will rosult in the capture of some of the dangerous gang snd an increase in the number of permanent lodgers at the Hotel Nobes. Sunday was, as every one knows, 3 beautiful moonlight night and not such an one as would ordlnarily be chosen for plundering schemes. About 9 o'clock, however, one or more par- ties entered the saloon of Wm. Grue- nig, corner of Capitel avenue anp Tenth street,and carried off a few dol- lars in loose change left in the drawer. Nothing else was misced. The entrance was made through the cellar from which a trap door opens into thesaloon. This is the third time within the past three months. All benches were filled, and reserved seats were at a premium. A gleam of old- time prosperity seemed to have come to bless the court and fill up the city cofiers. The first offender was William Par- ker, an expressman, who was arrested last night for choking and otherwise abusing his wife. Parker looks woree for his cups and hardly uttered a sigh when sen‘enced to ten days es Sheriff Goy's cusst, This is not his first of- fouse, it is #aid, and the cficers say —The ticket ofiice at Caseyville wst | ¢hat but for a faithful dog, less of a opened yesterdsy with Jun Watson, of | brate then his master, the weman fhe i, P. headquarters, as sgent.{would have been killed by her hus- Teains arrive and depart every hour | band, Jones took several officers down on the ran yesterday morning. Itdidu't pan out very big. ; —Gospel meetings cach eveniog this woek at the Y. M. C. A. Tooms, Thirteenth and Douglas streets. All ae invited. Special invitation to atrangars in the city —The city treasurer and city clerk were kept busy yesterday issuing licenses to pirties to carry passengers to and from the faw grounds thix week. About fifty were issued. the same place has been robbed of late and the thief is believed to be one well acquainted with the premises. A pretty shrewd guest can be made a8 to the identity of the party and his arrest msy be looked for at any time. The door leading into Miller & Kennell's bakery, pext door, was found open this morning,but nothing was missizg. the grocery store of Nichols & Collins, corner Dodge and Twelfth streets. and had retired esrly. perhaps ten minutes when From this place the party went to Mr. T. J. Collins sleeps in the s'ore He awoke st nne o'clock and bad lain awake ke for the fair. beard the breaking of & pane of glaes. Thinking some drucken man had 4 TREMENDOUS ROW. W, Murphy was airzicned fr A FATAL SHOT. A Young Man Out Hunting at | Florence Lake Kills Himself. The Coroner’s Juy and Ver- dicts A fatal accident occurred at Flor- ence lake Sunday morning. Pola Shepard Scott, a young man 17 years of age and son of Michael Scott, the post blacksmith at Fort Omaha, _lulz home at 4 o'clock Sunday morning, fora hunt from which he never re tarned, alive. Itappears that he end a youthful companion named Arthur Purtell, left the post very early to hunt ducks at Florence lake. At the lake they obtained a small row boat in which they went out for their port. | About half past seven o'clock young Purtell succeeded in shooting & duck and the boat being at the time in rather shallow water, he got out to wade after his prize. He had laid his gun down in the boat, and perhaps left it cocked. He had just reached the wounded bird when he heard a report; and looking toward the craft he had left hesaw Scott lying back, spparently wounded, in the buat. He immedi stely returned to the boat and found | his companton lying therein desper- ately wounded: He rowed at once to the shore, where he found the man who has charge of the fishing boats, and ot knowing the full extent of the accident, he left the body of his com- panion there, while he rode to the fortand gave thealarm, A party, in- cluding the father of the unfortunate young man, immediately returned to the lake whefe it was found th+t the victim was beyord all buman a'd. The body was crnveyed to the burra and & message seut to Coroner Jacnbs, whoj at 11:80 yeaterdey, drove up to the fort and there impannel'ed the fol- towing jury: Audrew Marphy. John ©. Moody, Dennis Pu-cell, D vid M. F.ser, George Blike ard Thomss ‘Pair Notes. —A cloar sky gve many people the assurance that the upening day of the f4ir w uld be a success, but when the usu 1 curics ty crowd drve by snd some uf them to the park, the fancies becsme facts. Really the State Fair of this year is ahead of any expoeition of the kind ever admi-ed in tis city. Exhibitrs are comng in constantly, and the crowd of v.sitors cannot be numbered. —Henry, Dohle, the well known Omaha shoemaker, his eamples of ex- celient work are the best in the coun- try. —M. T. Black, the well-known con- tractor and builder, has done the lumber mechanical -work connected with the fsir. —Heary Dohle, tho Farnham street shoe merchant, was the first to enter an clesant displyy of home made boots and shoes to-day. All the judges in the different class- es are on hand. —One of the most attractive dis- pleysin the main building is that of J. B. French & Co., grocers. ltiein the shape of a church, with apires and windows, planned and finished artis- tically, _The blooded horses of G. Dorsey, of Fremont, arrived yesterday, adoru. ¢d with numerous ribbons captured at the D.dee couny fair. —The moembers of the state Loard residing outside of Omaha are enthu- siastic 1n their praise of the arrange- ment of the grounds and building. —The three telegraph companies and the telephone company are suu.ly qaartered nuder the grand stand ready for business, —The arrangements for fesding the hungry thousands are complete and numerotis, Substantial refreshmeuts in every form for the inuer man ean be obtained on any part of the srounds, while the liquid “‘cnthuser” Tingers outsido the gate. Mr. Haruman, the treasurer of the state board of agriculture, has placed tickets on sale at Max Meyer & Co., on Eleventh, and Farnam and Max Meyer & Broe.; between Thirteenth and Fowteeth stfcets; and E. Wy- mau’s bouk store, in Creighton block. Wo advite everybody to purchase tror ticksts a3 there will bo a great 20-26 | | | crowd at the cate, 10 aLlL A WELCOME, AND OPENING TUESDAY MORNING. — Colliston on A collision occurred on the Union Pacific, three miles east of Julesburg station,abcut half past ten o’clock Mon- day, between passenger train No. 4, bound east and freight train No. 9, west bound. Both engines were damaged, the mail and express cars ditched and two railroad employees slightly hurt. The train will arrive in this city five hours Iate, Died. PaRROTT—At the residence, Con- vent street near Harney, at 10 a. m. yesterday, Grace, youngest daughter of Mary Parrott, aged 11 years, 9 months and 6 days. Fureral services were held at the Christian church at 4 o'clock this afternoon. [West Peoirt, Neb., papers please copy-] e There will be a regular meeting of the Cassidy Cemetery association at half-past 2 o'clock to-morrow after- noon, in the school house on Eighth street. Itis hoped that all members will be preeent, as business of import- ance will be transacted. P. P. Quravy, Pres. J. H. Fliegel & Co., the successors of J. H. Thiele, merchant tailots, have a very five line of new cloths in choice patterns, which they invite the gontlemen of Omaba to see, feoling confident that for atyle, service %and price we can suit you. J. H. Fueorr & Co., Visscher’s Block, 81812 T. B. Ringar ftas opened merchant tailoring at 569, 15th street, Jacobs Block. He has a fine eclection of cloth Cachmeres. Call and see him. sepiI7-3t Choice buttor and 202t esh eggs, at J. L N1cwors & Co's. e TAKE NUTICE! OFFICE of CITY MARSHAL. Omaha,N-brasks, Spt. 16th, 1850, To citizens generclly: Everybody is heroby ¢ utioned sgainst pick- proketr, burglars and hotel thieves, S. P. MORSE & G0 FARNHAMST, ’ SALE OF THE STEPHENS & WILCOX'S STOCK. FOUR THOUSAND EIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS’ WORTH OF FLEGANT CLOTHS, Purchased of the well-known cloth house of John B. Allison & Co., and now offered at prices far below the first cost of importations. 5. P. MECGORSE & ¢, Call the attention of gentlemen to th‘e fact that by bnying their goods at this sale, and with waich t1e town ia at present in- fested. Every train brings in new additions to the crowd The police fercsis insufficient t» guard the ci'y properly, and a warning is hereby —There was quite a display of bunt- 3 .- | broken 1n the front window, he go ing and other decorations about the | fighting and disturbing the peace. Ho | ;) 4, jivestigate, taking bis revolver city yosterday. Fiage are flying inall | with a man named Jobnson avd Jim | wivh bim, Finding nothing thero he directions and swinging sigus are sus- | Tuttle had a Lttle racket in Harry | turned to go back when he saw & man pended over the streets in many | Lucas’ suloon Suturday vatil the pro- | ot wark at the rear window, whers he —ar { Kverz's Stone. Kumiz's SToRE. STORE. Kur1z's STORE. % WANT ALL TO SEE otk GooDS. 1L TO 8EE OUR Goobs. Murray. Two witness's were cx amined, one of them being the fa et of the dead huntor, who honeratod young Purcell from any s having their tailors make them up in any desired style, a positive sav- ing of from . " ici to the sad affuir, it ap We was i 11 o b oo places. prietor put them out when a tremen- | bad alresdy cut out a pane witha dia- | 0" %* Dt Girenito/slitabajonithellsokauts dous row ensued on tho sidewslk in 5 = seco, | P8 thnt the lads were the very DO D C. J. Westeraahl e sttt sl 7 e TO $25 PER SUITS CA¥ BE MADE D.vis, which tock place Monday af- t;‘?“‘T"t' e In “‘!blw :"wf one by omn Mr. Colios drew| ;S5 B0 TAIR AU 00 Ladiss.’: 000 Tadles Civw Marshal A - e Y 2| this Tuttio got two very black eyes ; ge ag a 5 e == o was very largely attended, | gnpo e T e n st | o bead on him avd Ered, | o Can o g wes-an exed- 5000 Ladies. 5000 Ladies. but the ball struck a little below the flar fxte. mark and was buried in the heavy The cflicers took all engaged in the | prick wall. The thief made a bresk meleo of to jui, followed up Farn | 4t onoo for tho street and dashed up ham strect 1y four or five hundred | poge, turaing southat the correr of people. At the jail door Murphy st- | gleveuth stroet just ss Mr. Collins tempted to pass over to Johnson a Seachod tha Goor. 23 was conducted by the 0dd Fel- lows, under the auspicos of State lodge. The floral decorations at the sreave excoeded avything of the kiad we heve ever seen, the grave being Jitorally hidden by the profusion of During tae week During the week During the week During the week We expect to see them sll We expect to see them all T.ooking at tho choice things Tooking at the choice things SPEGIAL KOTICES, NOTICEAdvertinomons To Let For maie “som, Found, Wants, Boarding &e., will be - Serted in these columns once for TEN CENTS oerline; sach subscquant nsertion, FIVE, CENTS por lne. The fist lusertion nover loss than TWENTY-FIVE CRMTS. lent bey, and had charge of the gov- ernment stock at the barracks. It is believed that Purtell's gun being left on the beat losded aud procably cocked, Scott got up to pick up rhe gun, and thero being water in the S. P. MMORSE & CO., Farnham Street. fl>wers. 73 % The latter only i g We are propared to show them, | =— = certiiicato of deposit for 490, from | ... fsEe buat, slipped in some way aud cuused A O LOAN—! Dancing—Lomtonx seloctsociable | an Omaka bauk, which o wanted | oo e, i ::‘?t’;“'v;:'h:’:‘?h',"z thegun to go of. Ho didnctliso| Vo aro propured to show them. —— 's 1udl, Twolith wnd Farnham, | siven to a friend g \ , bt ha ce | | oorhalt & minnte after tho st soes. | KURTZS Sone, Kumrz's Stone. TO T0A% G st Tan ORes wvery Satucday eveniog; dancing | pat o o whoned e At | Stridees 1o tho revolverho & mot | 11050, S EENS B M RS T Rones Srons, Kosrz' Sross: Mn:;“;:”::;"“fifi"l“fl“"‘i ey OO, romes | bail. Thio julor objected, and af1r | care o rivk personl encountar, He | 120k 04 never spoke s word Thel CRERSTIRS SRS T | \[ORT IO Lon—tiw fumbam e m 5 il 12 . Msic by faome squibbling Johuson was 1odged | will be ready next thme to. gise. call.| "OTOIS O tho Jury was in sccordasce | Crerd 5 | Mor e . Prof. Hoffman's celebrated orchestra. Admission, gents, 35 cents. Ladies respectfully invited; mone but the gouted] wud refiued sdmitted. ¥ask H. Lewieox, Manager. — An immense varicty of goods which every economist should see, are beinz offered at our store. Groserics of all kinds, tinware, and a varisty of goods on our chewp counter which are indispensable i every family. We defy competition. W. R. Bexxerr, 113 North Fifseenth street. in the cell for interfering with the ofii- cers. For this he paid §5 and coste, while Marphy’s fine was $10. TRAMPS AND DRUNKS. The officers made a big haul of tramps Saturday night, gathering thir- teon from the various resorts of the craft, principally in box cars, Froma youth of 15 travelling “from Kavsas City to Sacramento” to an old man with gray hair, who came all the way from Waltham, Mass., the crowd in- cluded men of every age, color and previouns condition of, do-no-good. The old man was discharged out of re- spect for his age, and two o three of the rest, who had jubs to go to work at, while the remsinder were sent to the city jail for five days each. Chass. Burns, for blowing a police whistle from several p ints of the com- pass during last ovening, and leading one of the “specials” a wild goose chase only to abuse him when caught, was fined 85 and costs. Harry Lucas was arrested Sun- y 0 —Rememberthe anniversary moeting the Gcourt house to-night, of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. There will be addresses by Judge Kinney, of Ne- braska City; Rev. A. F. Sherrill, of Omaha, and others, with voosl music by some of the best singers in Omaha. 1t is expected that many of the lead- rmers and atock men of thestate be présent, and the ocession pro- mises to be one of unusual interest. at —The festival of the Omaha Man. ers by that route a warm welcome, ANNOUNCEMENT. The New York Clothing House would respectfully announce to the public of Omaha and vicinity that they have just received an immenst stock of men's, boys’ and children’s clothing, hats, capsand gents’ furnish- ing goods, Being connected with one of the largest cloth and clothing houses in New York City we can as- sure those that may favor us with a call to sell them goods at retail at wholeea'e prices. Call and be convinced. New York Clothing House, 1219 Farnham street, Omaha. 81816 Hamburg Figs 25¢ a box. s The 5 and 10 cent Eating Room is the cheapest place in the city to get your meals or lunch. No. 1417 Doug- Ins stroet. 20-6t BULWARKS OF FREEDOM. 3 dsy might on the charge of merchor last night at Metz hall, =y e R 2 Ball aud garden were thronged with | O _Prottitution. He wemt up| the Next Term of District itors, Tho performencact tho pre. |2 141 voluntarily and surrendored ey himself, but was bailed out later in the evening. His case was continued to-day. Two or three drunks paid the usual fine, Taking it altogether, Sunday was s lively day for the officers, but with the police force doublsd by the addi- tion of ten specials, who were sworn in Satarday, they show up pretty weul i results. mme was splendid, especially the ““Das Wiodererkennen,” by Mr. Bohmrich, and the duett *‘Lorbeer and Rose,” by Bohmrich and Klein. The Mannerchor performed in a splendid manner the songs *‘Theresenwaben” aud “Enzag.” Hofman's orchestra furnished the music in an unprece- dented manver. After the perform- ance dancing commenced and contin- ued uatil a late hour. FOR LADIES ONLY. We have received and are now ex- hibiting an elegant assortment of and Clo: These are the di- importations from Paris, select- son dly by-Mr. MecDonsld. In ity aud finish they are & surprise - and every lady who favor “>n of the same will ~+and best PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS G. W. Vigleft for Ogden yesterdsy Chief Engineer Allen, of Marshall- town, Towa, 1s in the city. e jor Frank North was in the city sesterday and left for North Platte at noon. Miss Nellie Ash, of West Unon, Towa, will spend the winter in Omata ed p qu- 10 ourselves, us vithan inepecu.. vy | With her sister, Mrs. Joha Pla‘z, 4 pronounce them the cheapes. s w0>ds ever showed in the west. L. = "8 FROM THE sPrivas. Foreign Froo and American - padi, Janes, Hathorn, = Bitter Water, Vichy, Congres” 804 | “Empire. For sale by Ish & McMahon, l fo1! and winter ulsters - and circulats are exquisite patterns. Come ea Iy - secure a fresh choica as they ate sure to wove fast. McDoxawp & Hargisox, 1408, Fernam street. Mineral Water, Hun- Friedrichsh, 1l 1321 Farnham straet 230 Im " Iy elected stock of Jewelry snd Sil- work. & ow wite’s OF Wish watches repsired, should give n The juries, grand and petit, for the forthcoming term of the District court, begiuning the first Monday in October, were drawn Saturday even- ing and are as follows: GRAND JURY. Richard E Wes'gate John Festner 5 A Hal Owen Slaven B ¥ Livin:ston John £ reart M L Hy W Bunce Edwar Hannegan Tuomas McGarvey Eamus. B.an Edw.rd Amnscow Charies Stii‘zner WE lassct Launuelot walker P J Qualey renT som. elson Brown L tenry Laer, John N Klingwood Ign Seherd T Sweol " rge Hemrod W0 hman Houry Trulse W Rider Joha Blewk J G Kalght '3 Canan ¥ Adier Auut-cwoeder ES oty 3 8 Wood AE \liea I T Otk Th doe Galagher G H Haar venn Lespold Dok Joser). P Mgeath, Tcs Cream a* tae 5and 10 cent Eat. ing R om, 1417 Donglas St, 20-6¢ —_— e Whitple & McMillan, the juwelers *ho are offering a large snd thorough »'Te, make & speciulty of watch Those who are in want of a- sacall Go to the b and 10 cent Eating ;m for your lunch sud warm wmeals. N . 1417 Douglas street. 20-6t s B By . Wanted—Tabls boarders by the weck, at the b and 10 cent Eating Toom, No. 1417 Douglas St. 20 6¢ e e e ¥or five Hals and Millinery goods «2'l and soe Mra, Slaven & Co., corner 17 b street and Capitol avenue. California froits apd Michizan t 3. 1. Nicral & Co.'s 42 Willisms & Son have » large motto dier1 <yed on the eide of © ur budding: “We Will Not Be T \derscld,” which fact they svy will - be disputed by anyone purchasing g odls of thew. Meesre. L. e 3 B Mishigan Peaches, choice, received Mrs. Slaven & Co , corner 15th and Cupitol avepue, invite the Iadies of Omaha and visiting ladies, when in want of Milinery goods to see their stock and styles. They have the rep- utation of doing only first-class work and solicit such trade. The most beautifal styles of carpets | ever brought to Omaha are on exhibi- tion at J. B. Detwiler's carpet store, Dodge stroet, between 14th and 15th. While in the city bs eure and see the display of carpots st Datwiler's Remember BUSHMAN leads in fair | dealing, choice goods and low prices, | and nover has there been a time since | he has been in business when he has been 5o well prepared to serve you as | now. Goand sce. Southeast corner | Fifteenth and Douglas streets. @iy, st Larme & W', tepli-3t —_—— “gaxe Huvomss —Commuuicate at o seby telegraph to Woodruff; ev: & chiog is arrasged satisfactoril ¥ ther wants you et ?we. P. G H \ —_— | Everybody invited to see the fine ! selections of besutiful carpets st J. | B. Detwiler's. Wi, "PLE & MMy, Whipple & a1cMi. 120, the jawelers, who are offering a large’30d thorough- ly selected stock of Jowe Ity and Sil- verware, make a specialty of wa ich- work. ‘Those who are in wantof a new watch, or wish watches repait ed, should give us a call. WarrpLe & MoMrunas, ——— FOR SALE. Family Gelding, seven years old, vands high, weighs 1150 pounds Ranzy, stylish, good-looking, took 20d premium in his classat the lowa State Fair, week before last, mired by Star- light, Gold Dust,—Dam, Morgan and Messenger. Apply for few days st Canfield House, of P. B. Hoxt. A St GRAND PROMENADE OPENING TO-MORROW NIGHT st HICKMAN'S. Bewquarters for Joe Schlitz's Milwaukee beer at Mencuazts' Ex. ———— Wi -A case of mpflpllion by o luma Haabrrs Figs, cEaxag, N, E, Oor, 16th and Dodge. 1 with the facts. place to-day. The funeral wiil tuke New silvor-ware for wedding p es- Don’t forget to see Don't forget to see The Display ents, received at HUBSRMANN'S. BUSHMAN'S FALL ax» WINTER ANNUGUNCEMENT. THE MOST ELEGANT, BEsST and most desirable stock we ha er bought, is are pleased to inform our patron frienasthat we know they wilbe ably surprised to see the mauy nov ies we shall present stprices tha cannot help but be satisfactory to ull Velvets, Plain, Brocaded Striped, Black and all the new desirable <hades* Silks, Plain, Brocaded, Striped. Sat- ins in all colors. Drees Goods! Dress Goods, you must eee them toge: a now arriving and we ard The Display At KUR"ZS. At RURTZ'S. GRAND PROVENADE OPENING -MORROW NIGHT, ai HICKMAN'S. Third Ward Registration Notice. Notice is herebly given that I will it ot the office (up-stairs) northeast corner of 141h and Douglas street, the th and 25th of September, for sose of making outa new reg- istration list of Third ward voters. Wi H. Ruey, Registrar Third Ward. FOR THE FAIR. T 20-3t fair idea—in short, we extend a cor- dial invitation to the public to vusit and inspect our stock whether you want to buy or not. BusHMAN's, S. E. cor, 15th and Douglas streots. Goto M. W. Kennedy's and try his celebrated brands of McBryer hand- made Sour Mash Whiskey, O. F. C. y, Thomas Morris’ fins old Rye Whisky acd fine old Bourbon. Al the leading brands of Kentucky on hand; Bass’s Ale and Dublin Porter; five Wines of ail the lesding bands anda choice assortment of dumestic and Key West cigars, 312 south Thirteenth street, Oniaba, Ncb, sent 20 5t THE EVENT OF THE SEASON! ATKINSON'S GRAND SEMI-Arvvar, MiLuxery Diseiay wil take place Thuradav, Friday and Satarday, Sep- tember 234, 24th and 20th. Al are most coraially invited. 201 The Firemeu. The annual parede of the Omaha ire department will t ke place to. day as per programme slreacy ornted. Tue line of march wili be ormed at 9 v’eivck snd t hie proceesion aove st 10 o'clock sharp.. Carrieye. w1l be in waiting a* City hall at ’clock. Acting Chie' Engiueer Mea- io has 1oads exclieut arringeneats, <o that no hitches il take plice 1, the parade. The Council Biuffs fire men will be Over in uniform. At the close of the gr sud parads, at Jeffersc: square, hus howor Mayor Chase wil welcome the vis: to13, after which cra- tions will be delnvered. by How. John L. Webster and G.an. C. F°Mander- on. A grand ball will take place in the evening at Crefg.ton hall, Tubin's genuine perfames in bulk are somewhat new and ve,'s fine, quite equal to his swall bottls, yét costing but two-thirds s much Av Kubn's & 0Oc's., Fifteenth and Douglas, you can se an original packsge as exported from T. Vance. 817 fmtw oo B e by TO-MORROW NIGHT PROMENADE ALL, at HICKMAN'S. ‘We have just received a iarge r um- berof Pariox and CHaMBER SviTs| and other ForN1TuRe which the pub- lic are invited to icspect. CHARLES SHIVERICE, 1208 and 1210 Farnham St. TO-MORROW NIGHT KETS. At £1.15, $1.60, §2.00, £2.50, £3.00 and upwards. You are all invited tc fnspect priccs and qualities ot BUSH- MAN'S. Don't forget i GRAND PROMENADE OPENING TO-MORROW NIGHT, at HICKMAN'S. smlopte S ATTENTION STOCK MEN! rtics exhibiting stock at the fi will find feed of all kinds on sale at the northeast corner, inside the grounds, Welshans & Bro, 1526 Why dose _ourselves with nausea - g medicines, when a purely frai sathartie will care you at once—Ham burz Fi Try them. Commueeioners' Proceedings. SATURDAY, September 18, Board met pursuant to adjourn- ment. Present — Commissioners Knight snd Drexel. Minutes of last meeting were read n a; proved, Te f Nlowing were adapted: Resolved, That tho coun'y treasure nd s herehy d rected o draw fron neral fund $10.50 and apply th e to th> pavment of the delnquen nal tx of John Neil for the years 3 ,‘,”111375 for work at Cunuing- v«d, That the county treasurer be und hereby is directed to draw from the gencral fund $7 50 and apply th same to the payment of the delinquern ersoral tox of Nick »nd Catherine K sin for the yeara 1¢77 and 1879 for work on road, T e i Nlowing accounts wereallowed rom the GENERAL FUND: Hiram Avery, account grading. ..$ 25 00 S:AImuel Cafferty, work at court Jol Fourm:n, work on road. 156 75 Omaha Republican, postal cards and printing - 1900 365 825 52 50 persons, witness fees ount. harness re. ai ) annahan, 4 57 Hans Resmus, work on road. 39 00 Anirew Dauble, < 2475 scar Brow radin; 50 o 38 Howe, &8 20 00 The folowing wes adopted: Resolved, Tuat the county treasurer beand is hereby directed to cancel the personal tax of Cirr Axford, in vajuation of $100 on account of an er- Tor in asseasmant for the year 1879, At three o'clock p. m. proposals for furnishing coal fcr the ensuing year were opened, and contracts awarded as follaws: Hard coal to George Paterson, at $11.70 per ton. Soft coal to Towa Coal Co., at $5 r ton, Adjourned to 25th inst. PROMENADE ALL, st HICKMANE, JorN R, MANCHESTEE, County Qlerk, BLANKETS. BLANKETS, BLAN- HELP WANTED ANTED—uflice boy. App, Rowe at the Emmett 51,23 VW ANREL—A young mon to write office. Address Box 1 ANTED—A fi §'wclass meat cook, alsota’ 12 W e fon s einaene s ANTED—A dining roum g1 at s Doran : oo e W. ary’s Ave., opposite consent. b1t * ANTED—Girl for general hous work in & smal family ~Apply 312 s uth 1th 515-21 W street. W ANTED=two carpanters. Millard & ood wages will e paid, DOEREN. Inquire Eagle House. ANTED—2 firs Ty, corner 15 clase barbers, ot J. H_Cur- and Farnbam. 50 to go west. LARK. ANTED—Two good blcksmiths 507-24 Do sewark at Avenue. 81 50per day. T. MURRAY. 50241 UP AND GIT! NO eLP 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 gnd Winter Goods. We Will Not Be Undersold. BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE, 12122 FARNHAM STREET. F=TZ= ¢ CHARLES SCHLANK. SOL. PRINCE. LATEST TELEGRAMS Are Not Half as Interest- ing to the General Read- er as the Following Price List: 93 Ibs of A sugar fo fice 41ba choice Java Caflee for 34 Tbs best Mocha Coffce for Young Hyson Tea per Ib, 30 o, Jolon Toa por Ib, 30 to Jnpan Toa per Ib, 30 o. Finest Gunpowdér Tea Bost 0 K Flour per sa Snow Flake winter wheat four. e e B 228228827282 Oval Brand TV AKTED—A cood yasty ook St. Chmles Hotel. 4924t "ANEED—An experienced dry coods, cloth- %, buots n1d shoes sal+smau; no other need apply: references required. Address G Adier, Soward, Neb 49129 w '\\, ANTET, A NTED—A good girl to do general hou e- work. Apply corner 12th and Pacific, 106 11 —A Girl to do m Street, up § house work, 1169 s ‘148-41 FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LAND. tarniched room R RENT_A Ay at No. 1811, bet. py- 18th and 19th, Cass street, #0022 oY ST A, BOOTE'S ST 1 st Oystor Crackers fo 100 12ibs Boston Butier Crackers f0rms..s. 1 00 100 100 | Thesalesof this - ava now o tatel ped all others. You o 0 €0 | WEILITAND M. 1tiem 1 any other. . it BEEN R es 0 | sepldim General Westorn Agent, Omalia. Ibs Dried Poaches (haives) for 00 = ——— = 14 1bs Choice Dried Apples fo; 0 ;) 12 Ibs best new Prunes for I 81bs. new layer Raising. 0 Peaches 310 cane %0 | N ] caches. 3 Ib cans (siandard). is e Pie Peaches, 8 b cans, %0 Dealers in Peaches (Ca)3 Ib ca. b Blackberries, 2 Ib can. COOK S‘I‘OV BES [OR RENT—A well-turnished_house, 10 rooms, w th well a'd ¢ 8tern in the cont-r < the rity; suitable f.r private boarding house, or furnished rooms alone, furniture near'y new, © chean figures. Kent 60 per month. Inquire 5 nal g and Capite] Avenue. OR RENT—T «) small cottages, on_eorner of Hurney and 221 stree's Inquire 203 \URNT HED Rooms with or without board, b Furopean Restaurant, 361t ‘OR RENT— inely furnished rooms at 1310 Davenport street, vet. 13th aud 14th 8t. 5011 OR RENT—2 furnished rooms over Mer. xchange, N. E. Cor. 16th and 25010 URNISFED ROOMS FOR RENT—AtDaven. Fo t Hor Tytott at sower, 9th and Bl1 est location in the is office 80324 LK _Twenty to twenty-tour quarts o one ‘doilar by John T. F aulson, eblest-mon-wodt FFERS A SPLENDID LIST uses, Lots, Farms and imqu reat & 0 Lands, in his new col un on 1st pag R SALE—Cottouword lumber of all sizes,at REDMOND'S, Sixteanth-st. 516t MISCELLANEOUS. AKPN UP—One black colt, two W years old; very gentle. FINN 5-2° 20th and Farnham street, 0ST—A sorrel mare, white facs and ‘white on ide, had Narness on. J. S. little HILL ACADEMY OF MTUSIC! GREAT ATTRACTION FAIR WEEK. Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, SEPTEMBER 20th, 2lst and 22d, Guijck-Biaisdell Guaranteed Attraction No. 3, The New Musical and Specialty Oddity, HOP SCOTCH, ¥, THE GERYMAN AWBASSADOR, THE TWO MAIDS OF HONOR, ANDTRE g RAJAH OF INGAPORE. A Rouring Farcic 1 Comedy perstea in shecs acis. Rendered by the Gulick-Blaisdell Operstic 421 Sracal'y Comyany, smited by fll Oper- tio Oroh-stra 3nd Brass 5ests oW on_ el without extra Jowelry Beore. e i, 4 Ae3 oper & B s ¥ Shelf Hardware, Ete. 1st Door East Fir String Beans,? Ib cans. Baked Beans, 8 Ib can. Lima Beans, 2 Ib cans. 1421 Farnham Street ot National Bank. 15 1bs hominy. il Ius Garoling 25 1om oat meal, Fat famly mackorel, Fat family white fishy Codfish, whole, per I5.. ‘odfish, bonele: 2 Hallibut, per Ib, Holland herring ey et Tobacco (Blackwel)’s Durham) 1 Yob woo(t ilver F eal plug)per b, Tobaceo (0ld Style) per Ib Tobuceo (Meerschaum) per fams, gugar-cured, per Ib. Gatier, treah roll, per | ‘Complete price lsts furnished on applicati Country orders will receive prompt and carsful atteution. Positively no zoods sold on credit. J. B. FRENCH & CO0., The Original Reliable Grocers. No. 1119 Farnham Strect, OMAEA. NEB. kit v kit J.B.FRENCHEC_ GROCERS; OMAHA. FPURNITURS, OMAHA LEGAL NOTICE. B oo tiff, aesingt Al Le notice, that on the 1ith duy o D. McLavghlin, & Justice of Omnaha Precinct, Douglas Count:, isssued an order of attachment for 4 #1000 and costs in sn_action Nebraska G the said Mrs M Adoiph Schiank, pl POWDER Absolutely Pure. Made from Grape Cream Tartar.—No othe preparation makes such lizht, fiaky hot breads, of luxurious pastey. Can be eaten by d; withogt fuar of the ils resultiag from b the above actio Tth of Cctorber, So'clocka m AGENT y Been artachod ander ta cas wua ued 1o the Zsth dsy of Septemb 3 ? Sight, You doubls you 6 food, SOmRAL & FPORAL, Al P ghh, 13 donbleyoir ney: s £ D, McLAUGHLLY, | Chass's ¥rinting Houss, ) Boid culy 1o caas by ul Groges, D iiach the Puce l - v 0o., New,York