Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 25, 1880, Page 4

THE DAILY BEE. Sa‘urday Morning, Bept. 25§ —— , JOEN DILLON Will appear infhis new, clegant; 1 sble comedy of “ELLUTRIC LIGHT,” “Which is a translgtion snd an adaptation feom the German by J. B. Runnious, Eeq., a1dis eplete with comedy snd leugbable ‘tuations, ke play will be EvzcaNty Moo "With new scenery, properts went furniture. Reserved seats pow on sale without extra charge at Max Meyer & Bro's. Family matinee Satnrdav afternoon. 229t BREVITIES. —_John Dillon st the Acalemy —See Bemie bargains in real esta! #econd page. _Johu Dillon to-night in “Ginux and his babies.” The Catholic fair is well attended. Visit it to-night. Sixty seven cars of stock came in tarday from the west Annual meeting and banquet cf the State Stepographers to-night. ~Col. Sellers (Jobn T. R: b hiere one week from to d laughe and magnifi- sond) will Yt is said that the street cars netted $40 to 890 each yesterday for Captain Mareh, d The annus) Harvest Home festival of the Episcopal church will take place next Sanday. Visitors to the state tair buy a good hat of Freder'ck, Leading Hatter, 1406 Farn- ham street. . P engine 199, while near the depot Thursday no n, blew off the tops of her stoam ch The best milline-y experts in this utry in charge of Atkinson's trimming partment. No. 215 i yards, It isa switch engive of new an improved patters. The Eighteenth Street 3. E. church Folks will give their pastor a donation next Monday evening. s the lntestarrival inthe U.P. R member the lectare before the Ne- | i} braska Bee Keepers' associstion at the court house to-night. ATKINSON'S, the acknorlodged lead Millinery Establishment, corner of Yas ard Thirteenth streets. Wait for the big show, ATKINSOX'S Grand Semi- Anowal Millinery Dieplay, September 23rd, 24th and 25th, cars, pewly manufactured, for the | Paul, Minneapo'is and Omaba tine, havearrived at the yards in this city. ATKT for the largest stock, hest aud most stylish goods, Binest work and lowe:t prices i the millinery busivese. Do “The noon train wstFriday was crowd- , taking out fourteen cars. The passca o wore mostly State Fair poople return- ing heme. The Union Pacific f: tren conc platforme werc swarmirg drew trains of ) even with passenger. Oning to the st-ifs between the Mil- waukee avd St. Paul roads for the Ponca wheat,as high na 73 at that town for wheat, uts per bushel is pald ¥ —Aunori nal genins who went west lasxt vear to grow up with the country, re*urne: Tiursday, On his wagon eover waspain e broad characters, “Movey to Joan.” —The fair and bazasr at the Baptist chirch was boomiog Thursday, and the attendants at the different. stands and Te freibment tables had their hands fullin | waiting on the thratigs of purchasers. Strangers should net fail to visit the ACKNOWLEDGED leading millinery es- < blighment, ATKINSON'R, comer of D ouelas ani Thirteenth streets. The only strictly first-c ass millwery establishwent in Nebraska. ~The Y. M. C. A. held another well | ¥ aitended meeting at theic soomsThursday. Talks §were made by severald young menand the meeting was quite interestiog. Warren Switzler, esq., will conduct the ~ervice thisevening. - Strangers are espec ially invited. Thousands of excursionists came in on the trains Friday. Eleven coaches, filled, came up from Lincoln on the B. and M., five coaches on the O.and R.V. The dummy has had big runs and the forries have had just all they could possi- ttend to, ~A large force of men are at work near Acrapahioe, repairing and rebuilding the B. and M. track d bridges that have besil washed ont by recent heavy rains. It issild that in one storm that occurred quite rece: ouses, pig-pans, and ina few instauces, eattle were carried away by the froshet. Tue Ber acknowledges the very de- 3 htful sercnade reccived shortly before 2 o0 Friday from the military band of the Nioth infantry. We have had ocoasion to otten to exhaust the English language in trying to praise their music as it deserves thatwe can only say that the rerenade was wush as that band slways gives. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHE Clem Chase came wp from Lincoln ysterday. Md, €. B. Havens went out to Schuy- ler yesterday. Col. Roe, U. P. agentat Kearney, went west at noon yesterday. Fon. Wohn Wallichs returned vesterday to Grand Inland. Hon, Jae. E., North and Fesok North, of Columbus, are in the city. 3. W. Robbins, of the Chicago Inter Ocean, is attending Nebraska's Exposition. Trank 1. Hawley, manager for John T. Raymotd, the comedian, was in the city vesterday . Capt Johe Valentine, of Company H, ctamed from Burlington, Towa, Thurs. day with his bride. Jesse Shoeman, one of the oldest settlers of "5, is in the city to attend the State Fair. He is now a _citizen of the Black Hillg cpuntry. C.T. Taylor, general agent of the New York Life Insurance company, returned from Colorado Thureday with his family after an absence of two menths. Messrs, Thomas Lyons, Jas, Haney and John' Haney, sll of but, who with their families ha < bee ne the State Fair, returned ome this nooz. The two firdt_ gentlemen are brothersdn-aw of Michasl Meaney of this city, and were Lis guests during their stay in town. Gen. Joeeph R. Andersnz sod wite, Col. win L Hobaon, Edward R. Archer and M. Bruce, of Richwond, Va.; Judge | ley, Dr. Stevens and Mr. Hartley, of «ew York, with Dr. Edward B. Perrin, of San Fraucisco, Cal., went weet todsy st n0on %o spend a few deyr in California, af- ter which they go on to Arizous and Mexi- The object o of the visit is busis Some of the returs, the roslt] waiai home E ~ train Thureday | REAPING THE WHIRLWIND The Crop Raised on “Hell's Half Acrs” Since Our Last Report. A Suspicion of Foul Play. The immense crowd of visitors poured into Omiaha yesterday from the surrcunding country brought with it its full quots of sporting men and hard characters generally, and while the number of cascs reported in which people have beea robbed is rather small, there are doubtless scores that will never be heard of nor the perpe- trators captured. Thureday. the sa- loous, faro bauks and sporting bouses were all crowded, and there was more or lese Loise and rough revelry at scmo of the places, but no serious collision between the visitors is reported. About midnight George Cole, of Decatur was assailed on 14th street, botween Douglss and Dodge by four men, who knocked him down and took £2 snd a railroad ticket from his pocket. Afterwards the officers arrested four young me named Chas. Joner, Chas. Howard, Tom. Jennings and Baldwin, near Cumming’s aucticn re on suspicion, and they were lodzed in jail on the charg: of bigh- way robbery. Cole identified two of themen. All deny having ever seen e Thay s Vi ity g mitted to the county jail to awat examinat A youog man who gave his name as Fraxk Wilson was ecen Thureday at the door of the amphitheatre picking pockete, Officers Gorman and Me- Clure were puz on_his track but on seeing them horan like a deer. He was chased nearly to the barracks and Lot sight of, butafterwards was am- bushed and captured on bis way back to the grounds. He claims to be in- nocent, of course, and says he is from St. Jos and came up with his brother to the state fair. His st 1y w8 too thin for Judge Hawes who sent him to juil for five days for being a suspicious charscter, and ficed him $10 snd costs. . Thres drunks were fined, and two of were sent up for ten days. ursday a countryman while loon, fell asleep, and when he awok he fouud his pocket picked end his watch gone. Night before last two countrymen came to town and visited a Twelfih etrest bagnio. While there they to k. a drink, aud soon one of them bzcams insentivle. Hie companion went for a vehicle to haul him home, and baing half out of his eensen himself, forp t the locstion and could not 6ind it. He wes gtill on the Lunt yesterday, and esid his friend had a roll of money a gold watch, About 11 o'clock yesterdsy mora- ing four turee-card monte men wero arsested at Flannery's fiall and lockad up on general princigles. ly before nocn Thursdey a no- ned Burke, who rested soveral weeks ago on threo charges and allowed to acrested by officer aracter n : He hed pawned wo gold walches at Lab- man’s, on which ho had raised One was ldentified by tho owner, Byron Clark. The other is & very valuable Waltham watch, Apple- ton & Tra movement, and pum- bered 2,307, and 20,274. Barke o] erated ot Contral City Quring the lute reunion and it is supoozed has stolen the wetches of some one. Thurday sbont 11 o'clock the neigtboriood abost the new sewer -d by cries from the dir ¢ oth aud Jackeon stree’, us | murder was being comnic- | ral partics rushed to « o nd met a strapger v i} head and sev.r coming ont of . Ho told thom had engaged with two s in & game of pool In & ssloon neat by and they had at length pro- posed going up to the Tivcli. He assented and they leading him throngh an-nlley, euddenly knocked him down snd sttemuted to get his money, but their design was frustrat- ed by his cries. He had conriderable wmoney with him sud passed the night at Slaven's hotel for safety. Monday night a poor fellow who bad just came in from the west was followed up the U. P. shop track from Tenth street and knocked down, after which all his spare change was taken from him. Several new robbories sre reported from the fair grounds. Ons man, a Swede, lost $1,115 yesterday; wo- man lost 811 and two well known farmers, $120, and 820 respectively in gold, all by pickpocket | reacue, fon his bLraises, up. there. nery opening to-night. ATKINSON'S v Fresu rrow 1ar seriscs. Foreign and American Mineral Water, Hun- padi, Jancs, Hathorn, Friedrichshall itter Water, Vichy, Congress and Eampire. For sale by Ish & McMahon, Grand opening to-night at Craick- shank & Co. ATKINSON'S millinery opening to night. State Board of Agriculture. The semi-aunual meeting of the state board of agriculture was held in the board of trade rooms Thursday evening, Hon. J. T, Clarkson in the chair. The following was adopted: Rewolved, By the state board of ag- riculture of Nebraska that the board o hichly appreciate the compliment paid this beard by the personsl attend- ance at our state fairand at this meet- ing of Col. J. F. Downing, president of the state board of agriculiure for the state of Tows, John R. Shaffer, secretary, J. R. Shaffer and Geo. Gray, of the board of directors; J. H, Wind- ser, 8. J. Wells, E, H. Calkins, Jar. Reed, W. W. Fields, Mr. and Mrs. O. L Wetrow; and this beard does here- by express its high appreciation for the valuable services these persons have rendered, and are still rendering the officers of this board in the man. agement of the stato fair. Resolved, That Nebraska sends greeting to our sister state, assuring the people who are engaged in pro moting her great agricultural develop- ment, that in view of the comity of in- terests betwoen us as neigebors, we should be one in our united efforts to promote the welfare of our respective stetes. A recolution was adopted in regsrd to thememory of the late Col. Chas. Mathewson, a member of the board. A resolution was adopted thanking the directors of the Omaha driving park for the macuer in which they hed fitted up the grounds. Foes! Fors! Fome of every description, at the Omal Far Manufactory, Heszy G. Ricares, | Opposite postoffice. 24 tf Avezsson® millivcn epupieg (amic. | —TFine perfames st Saxe’s, e Lewia’ dry hop yeast. ~See Polaek’s sdvertisemept. —For the teeth, Kshu's Dentrifice. Butterick's patteres at Oruiekshank, ~—Porter js running the Omahs ferry. Rezd Catalogee of Books, Srd page. Tmported and Koy West cigars, at Kuho's. —Scidenberg & Co.'s Key West Ci- gara at Sazo's. —Henry Voss, azshitact, office room 5, Jaccbe’ block, Mfteenth street. aw —For Lands, Lote, Houses and Farms, look over Bemis' new column on Istpage. Bargains. —Lots, Farme, Houses and Lands, Look over Bemis' new colamn of bar- gains on frat prge. ATKINSON'S millinery opening fo-night. ANNOUNCEMENT. New York Clothing House would respectfully announce to the publio of Omaha and vicinity that they have just received an immense stock of men's, boye' and children's clothivg, hats, capsand gents’ furnieh- ing goods. Being connected with one of the largest cloth and elothing houses in New York City we can as- sure those that may favor us with®h call to eell them goods at retail at wholesa'e prices, Call end be convinced. New York Clothing House, 1219 Farnham street, Omah: 1816 GENTS' Hand-sewed shoes, Butten, Balmoral, The Hexey Domze & Co., Lesding Shoe Store, Central Block. Remember BUSHMAN lea s in dealing, choice goods snd low peices, and never hrs there been & time einc he has been in business when ho Les been =0 well prepared to ou s mow. Go and see. cormer cof Fifteenth aod Douglss strest. Wo would respectfully inform the Tdtios of O ahs, aleo strangers visiting the Stato Fir that we have receiveda beautiful essortment of Ladies’ Suite, Closks and Doliacns for fall and win- tor wear, Par: (f thete direct impor- tations from Paris, ucl.cted peraonally by Mr. bicDonsld, In style and fin- izh they equal any***~7 shown iu cast. orn cities, an? “ble prioce. Tlstera r- “om and heeys o pelieros. Oome eny, wo 7on may have first ohicice. McDoxa HaRRs0N, 21t 1408 F. trect, Omaba. OUR GR PENING VAKES ¥ . Every deosrtme and_complete. cLoA OLMAS We have the ° ant line ever of American A 1t you waat, o see them, LEFS. wnd you will b HAYDK G never befure ha shown sach a varioty in style and vrises. GLOV Do not leave the city without pur- chasing a pair of our celebrated 81 00 kid gloves. WORSTED AND YARNS, Every shade and quality, the largest assortment in the WOOLEN GOODS. Handmade oods in endless variety, Hoods, Nublas, Leggings, Socks, &e, &e. STRANGERS and CITIZENS are ell cordially invited to call and see this spleudid stock of goods. Kuriz's store, next to the Postoffice. tuwedthu ATKINSON'S millinery opening to-night) Finest and largest assortment of sile verware at Epnowx & Ertoxsox's. Opposite postoffice. LADIES ! Fino kid ehoes in button, side lace and front lace, at H. Donre & Co.'s, Leading Shoe Store, Cen'ral Block, Seos Kurz's munmotn display. Fresh Ogsters m every style. Meals at all hours at the Europesn Res- taurant and Hotel. 21-2¢ —_———— Headquarters tor Joe Schlitz's Milwaukee beer at Mzrcaxts' Ex- caaxor, N. E. Cor. 16th and Dodge. — See Ringer's fine millinery at the fair. Grand opening to-night st Oruick- shak & Co. Whipple & McMilian have recelved large additions to their stock of jewel- ry this week, which they will be pleased o show their customers and visitors. Excellent bosrd and firet-class ac. commodations at the Eurepesn restan- rant, corner Fifteenth and Farnham sireets. Vieitors in the city shoald go to Ringer's for millinery cheap. Cruickshank & Co., bave theiropen- ing to-night. Everybody invited. Fine goods, besxtiful display, grand illa mination. Be cure to go. STRANGERS! You will find the largest and best stosk of boots, shoes and slippers n the city, st Heszr Dorte & Co'e,, Leadicg Shoe Store, | Central Block. Diamonds at Epmory & Extcxsox’s, m.Every peic warranted. THE WATERWORKS. They are Mortgaged to the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co. for $400,000. The Uity Water Works company of Omaha, Thursday filed ia the office of the county clerk their first mort- gage on the water works now io pro- cess of construction in thescity. The mortgagee s the Farmers’ Losn and Trost compsny of the city of New York, Themortgageis dated August 24, 1880, and provides for the issu- ance of coupon bonds in the sum of $1000 each to the amount of 400,500, all tut $50 000 of which is to be cash- o immediately aud used for the construction of the works, the remainder to be used and apolied ouly for the purpose of enlarging and ex- tending the eame, These bonds bear interest at the rate of 6 per cent, pay- able eemii anaually, on the second days of February and August of each year, and the principsl payable Aug. 20d, 1905. The bonds are, however, redeemable at pleasure after twenty years from date. To secure the pay ment of the interest on these bonds and provide a sinking fund for their redemption, it is agzreed that ell moneys paid by the city for hye ts shall b paid to themert- . Ttis forther provided that ortgagor shall after five years the date of the mortgage pay in a sinking fund for the gradual re emption of the bonds, the sum of $2,000 annually and after ten years the sum of 85,000 annually, to so con tinue until all the Londs ara redeemed. The sinklog fund is to be invested in 4 per cent. government bonds, aud applied to redeeming such bouds 23 shall be from timo to time preso: ted for r.demption. S.versl other minor Pr wisions are made. It is probable that active work wi'l besin very soon now, giving employ- ment to several hundred men, This with the work on the sewars will make times good for _tLe laboring men dur- ing the fall and wi ATEINSON'S millinery opening to night. Jowelry st wholesalo, at Epsorx & ERicEsox's: Opoosite postoffice. POLITICAL POINTS. Wedged in Despite the Tre- mendous Pressure of the Fair, tieo, E. Pritchett wrs chairmn and J. J. Adams secretary of the demo cratic conventior, held at the court house in this city, Thur:day afternorn, to nominate a oandidate for d strict attorney of the Third judicial district, and choose a district central comm t- tee. Bart, Washiogton, Sarpy and Douglas counties were a'l represert-d. The convention nominated A. N. Ferguson, Exq., for district nttorney, and elected H Ludington, Geo. O Pritchett, J. W. Lew, A. B. Charde aud . F. Burch, committeemen, with Geo. E. Pritchett as chairman of ssid committee. ADJOURNED MEETING. Owing to the multtude of perple fiom -fizp-m of our state and adjoim- ing etutes now assembled fn this city attendiug the state fair, it ie proper to find the board of trade room, given to the assemblsge of businees men to con- gregate during the evenings, and »a 1t has been our place of meeting also vy permission), we che:rfuliy postpene ournext meeving from Friday, the 24th, to Wedneaday, the 20/h izatant, at 8 o'clock in the evening, when we invito all, cspecutly Irishwan, to meet at the board of trade room. P. R Sullivan, president, Charles Hanley, secretary. COLOKED REPUBLICANS. A mass meeting of the colored Americane, of Douglas county, was held at Eureka hall, lact evening. On moticn of Peter Williams, E. R. Overall was chosen president, and Benj. Fulton secretary. The following resolutions, offered by the committee appointed by the president of the republiosn campaiga club, to draft resolutions to be pre- sented to the meeting were received and lsid over for the consideration of the people at the next meeting, which will take place next Wednesday even- ing, September 29¢h, 1880: Resolved, That where one class of citizens are ignored in_the community in which they reside, for the enacting of Iaws to govern all, such citizens are stillin_astate of vasealage or ouly nominally free. Resolved, That taxation without representasion will only be submitted to with protest by those unworihy to bs free or freemen, Resolved, That, taking the Declara- tion of Independeuce as our guide, we declare that the time has come when the interests of the colored people, in common with all others in thesiate of Nebrasks, should be re- presented in thestate legislatara, Many addresses were made in sup- port of these recolutions, Ararsson's millinery opening to night, ot e Pearl and “enameled bracelets are cheap,at EpHoux & EsicrsoN's, Opposite the Postoffice. FARMERS ! Goto H. Dohle & Co.’s for good and cheapboots and shoes, Largest, best and cheapest stock in the city. Money refunded if goods don't wear 2 represented. Hexzy Donzz & Co., Leading Shos Store, Central Block. Come in andseeour jewslry, watche esand clocks before buying elsewhere, Epxowx & Enicksox, Jewelers, opposite postcffice. £1.00, §1.50, 8175, €2.00 and up! pay you. Eurtz's store next to postoffice, tuwed Merchaats visiting the fair will ind special bargains in Underwear, Over- shirts, Overalls and Men's Furnishing Goods in full variety, at corner Four- teenth and Dodge streets, one block esst of postcfice. 522:3 SHREVE, Jarvis & Oo. It pays to tradeat Kurtzs, tawed Largest and most complete assort- ment of Ladies' gold watches and watch chains, at Epgows & Extcxson'’s, Opposite the postoffice.” New lot of solid gold bracelets— —— All the novelties ac Kuriz's. tuwed don’t twl to call and see them—at Warers, MAMrizax & Co7s. - Do you want Bed Comfortables at | cn See them at BUSBMAN'S. It will | M¢ OPENING At Mas. E. B. Canrer’s, No, 1222 Farnbam streer. Ths Grandest Display of Millinery end Hair Goodsin the city, Thureday, Friday and Saturday of this week. All areinvited. 822i3 Oruickshank & Oo. have their open- ing to-night, Everybody Invited.. Fine 00ds, beantifal dusplay, grand illu- mination. Be sure to go. New York Saddle Rock oysters just received at the Eurcpean restaurant. ATELSON's milli ry opening to-night. R. A M. Omsha Chapter; No. 1, will meet for work in M. M. degres this (Friday) ovening. By order. Jis Gruseer, H. P. Do your shopping at Kurtz's. Jewelry of all kinds made to order Epmory & ERICKSoN's Oppasite tha postofic, SPECIAL NOTIGES. at Miss e =A case of conetipation by asing F amhnro ¥ Grand opening to-night at Craick- shank & Co. NOTICE®Advartcemonts To Lot For Sale® Lost, Found,” Wants, Boarding &c., will be n- sortad fn thoee colmns once for TEN CENTS per line; each subscuent indertion, FIVE CENTS per lins, The frst insortion nover less than TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Go to ths Earopesn Restaurant fo meels served in first clasa style. ELEPBANT! Peschen’s Beer Vault, corner of 13:h and Farnham. Warm Lunoh and concert by military band every night. sept 21-5¢ ProyENADE ALL —AT HIOKMAN'S— We ave HEADQUARTERS for everything in the Muurvery axp Faxoy Goovs LisE, and will promise you that we are unapproachiable either in_ quantity of goods, quarity of goods, style in trimming or reasonablenoss In pricee. Our fine goods ars nearly as low as goods of ap inferior grads, assold by some other houses. Call and see uy, and then go arvund to ths otheratores and judgs foryoursell. © H &0. F. Hiemuy. Millinery at Wholesale aud Re-ail. e Strabgore visit Kur'z's store. tuwed Why dose ourseives with nauzest loa medicines, when a parely froit oathartic will oure you at once—Ham- ourg Fige. Trv tham. e Uarpets. The largest stock and best style of Oarpets ever offared in Omaba are now on exbibition and eale at J. B. Detwilar's, Douglss St., batween 14th and 164 St. Strangers visiting the city shou'd seo these goods, which they will find are superior ia style and to any other in the state. T Grp LOAN —At8 per cent Intex $56.000) "o, 1o i of 2200 and up- wanls for 1t 5 ycurs’ time on first ciass improv edcity and famm property. Aprly at BEMIS Real Estate and Loan Agency, 15th and Doueiss ts. 275 eodtt LOAN—Cail_at Law Office HOHAS, Room 3, Crelzhton Block bam_ street, nov-92.4¢ WANTED o d Loy, at Mot Dougas St., th ¥ WANTED_ 7t W. B. Lariny & Co'% B o paem ) TDOY WANTE! The Fradst Smart and active bor, Co. 521 ¥V 7ANTED—Ina privato -mily two unfurnish- rooms ' nd board for a family cf thres ply at Bes 0 B Woher cuae enth Eb . coat and one pants Hamann, 421 South NTED—Tw. gocd bl ck B4 Do W U 507-25 ANTED—A cood pastey -cook; St. Charles WA i NTED—A grod_#itl to do ceneral hou e- werk, Apply corner 12th and Pacific, 498 1t S. P. MORSE & 0., FARNHAMST, Beg Leave to Announce that the Sale of the STEPHENS & WILCOX'S STOCK DRY GOODS CONTINUES, For the beneflt of visitors and strangers now in the City, we onee more give some facts concerning this Gorgesus Stock., It is one of the Largest in the West. be desired. at a Discount of $20,000. we are se’line Goods NOT BE COMPLTED WITH, and it is uot nece tail the Bargains being offered. Our M: As Its condition hee s regards newness is all that CAN S 3,000 in va'ue, t Prices which CAN- ary to mention in de- gnificent Stock of ILKS, SATINS & VELVETS Is worthy of inspection, not only as articles of usefulness but as works of Art ve just recowed a large num- berof Pantop snd CHAMBER SUITs and other FoRNITURE which il lic are invited fo i spect. CuaRLES SHIVERICK, 1208 and 1210 Farnhum St. e LOOK HERE! The Garlind Parlor Stove stands 2t tha front; lesds any iu the market. 5 HOUSES ANDLANTS Look over B3 mn of barcains on 18 4 over BEMIS' now c Pace. wrmihed hotse, 10 ©ste’n in the center ieato bosrinz honee, ‘alone, farn tire near'y new, e month. Inqatro £01-25 Messrs. Lang & Foitick will be pleased tohow you sll the latest improve- meants, and convince you st once that there isno better stove in the market. 1221 ¥sraham stroot, next to Firat National Bank. 233-cod-tf Riager's sell millinery the cheapest. T TLED Rooms with or witeat bosed, Turonean flestaurant. - S614 R RENT—inel el rorm 1310 18th an ™y o 30 1t arnished rooms over Mer. N E 3 Cor. 16th snd 2804 SFED ROOMS FOR RE — - Ladies! buy your hats at Ringer’ BUSHMAN'S FALL AxD WINTER ANNOUNCEMENT. THE MOST ELEGANT, BEST and most desirable stock we have ev- er bought, is mnow arriviogand we ore pleased to inform our pa‘rons and friends that we know they wiilbe sgree- ably surprised to see the wany novel- ties we shall present atprices that cannot help but be satisfactory to slL. Velvets, Plain, Brocaded Striped, Black and all the new desirable shades. Silks, Plain, Brocaded, Striped. Sat- ins in all colors. Drees Goods! Dress Goods, you must eo them toget a fair idea—in short, we extend a cor- dial invitation to the public to visit and inepect our stosk whether you want to buy or not. BusayaN's, 8. E. cer. 15th and Douglas streets. K. C., 8t. Jo & C. B. R. R. ticket office will ocoupy on and after Septem- ber 25th, room 1020, Farnam street, Max Meyer's new buildirg. W. 0. Seacinrst, £33 10t Ticket Agent. M. Hartman, the treasurer of the stato board of sgriculture, has placed tickets on sele at Max Meyer & Co., on Eleventh, and Farnam and Mex Mojer & Bros., between Thirteenth and Fourtecth stroets, and E. Wy- wan's book store, in Oreighton block. Wo advise everybody to purchase iz tickets as there will be a great crowd at the gate. 20- Hamburg Fies 25 a box. Fraxg Huomes—Communicate st once by telegraph to Woodraff; eve erything s arranged satisfactorily. Mother wan's you me, P, G. H. ATTENTION STOCK MEN! Parties exhibiting stock at the fair will find feed of all kinds on sale at the mortheasu corner, Inside the grounds, Welshans & Bro. 15 26 ~ FALL---1880. en’s Calf Roote . £ Ladi 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 B35 2LERIIT RN ZANTES FEoSTIJANLEL238KE328 New Gords reozivid dally, We selb for dh | only. Money refund- od i the goods don’t wea: a4 represented. W e om | stock all sizen | andwidths and guaraniee good fit in ey espect ev A SPECIALTY. ‘The Oaly Complete Stock in the Sity H. DOHLE & o0, Leading Shoe_Store. sepSdtm Boots and Stoes Made to Order:|* ican esttlo will wll fhe whela or Fall, or tike fall parn ate capital. * Adds G. Jules vermain, Box 493, PPk, A, TN sesimsus tont, K FOR SALE—Inguire at sewer, 5ih B T, ‘oilar by John T. T s G gains on 1st DID LiST O Lots, Farms and K SALE—Cottonwood lumber of all sizes,at REDMOND'S, Sixtoanth.at F164 sxrooms. Adaress s Boo Othes tmore four to 28t (QTKAYED_On Sept. 11th, one dark brown mule. atout 10 yers, 18" ands bigh the Farmers' STRAYE ) OR Eeptemsor 2lst, ¢ur p on —From Faic Gronnds ¥, 8 white feot, SIGI‘E OF THE GOLDEN PIANO & FRAME, "I, HOSPE, JR, Pianos and Organs First Class on Easy Monthly Payments, Sheet Music and Musi- cal Instruments. FINE §1uCK OF e MOULDINGS 0il Paioilngs, Eogravings an- Frames at great Ty'r dgced prides. 8110 Frathes, 1 nch, Walnd oz T Engraviogs ‘upwards, Photograph frames trom loo upwards, Window Cor _icea 75c & window and_upwards Lambrequira’® 00 per window sod upwards, Cornice ¥uies2 50 per wintlow and upwards, Velvet frames 26c each (05 00 . MUSIC. Violin' Strings 16¢, Viod. 269,3 and upwards, Guilars § €6, 6 00, 7 00 and upwards, Banjos 1 00.'3 00, 5 00, and upwards, Accordeoas from 1 00 up, cheapest in ety Send for satnples and catalogtie of mouldings and shest mustc. ‘A. HOSPE, JR, w76 o HARTKOPFE’S MUSEUM. Brandv's Turner Hall, {Corner Tenth and Howard St This celebr ited Museum wil be day from 10 o'clock a. m. until 10 o clock p m Do comiains. & Jarge oullestion of 2000 ST 0d Datars] cufowtes of Geclogy, e od ang2laf \ ILKS, VELVETS, & SATINS At Prices Below the Cost of Importation. DOMESTICS, TABLE LINENS AND FLANNELS At Prices very gratifying to the Purchasers, Underwear for La dies, Gentlemen, and Children at Prices simply Unapproachable. S. P. MORSE & CO., FARNHAM STREET. L EN ing to the Ge er as the Following Price List: 05 Tha o A et 8 e eiea G ‘Sugar for 24 bars Laundry Soap for. 18 bars Linen Soap for. Pure Maple Syrup in eal”ca: Golden Syrup per gallon. Now Orleans Syrup per gaii New Orieans Molasses per zallon. ‘Sugar House Molasses per 18 Ibs St. Louls Soda Cracl 18 IbeSt. Louis Oyster C: X 121bs Boston Butter Crackers for. 12 11 Ginger Snaps for. 13 Ibs New Currants for cane Peaches. 3 Ib cans (standard) Pio Peaches, 8 Ib cans. Fat family white fishy\ Codfish, whole, per b, Codfish, bonelcas, per ib. HAllibut, por Ib. Holland herring (i ‘Tobucco %Bhfllfll"l T Tobacco bacco (01 Style) per Tobacco (Meerachauim) SLEGRAMS Are Not Half as Interest- v ki rham) ob cco(Silvercal pugiper L neral Read- = M 2528883°% 100 8aB555838888883 15 528833285, B2SE B pplication. Country orders wil recelve prompt and carsful attention. Positively o zoods sold on credit, J. B. FRENGH & CO0., The Original Rel OMAE A, iable Grocers, N No. 1115 Sarnham gn-see, Absolutely Pure. Made from Grape Cream Tartar.—No othe pe i Som L T oF uxurious o . foe has been resuced 0 56 cegts. Bte i in cans, by all Torss Fumse without fear Coting o by 1 S oy BowiTosk JBFRENCH T GROCERS, OMAH A 50,000 DOLLARS CHEAP ! CHEAPER ! CHEAPEST | MAX MEYER & BRO. Propose for the next ninety (90) days to sell thew entire stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silver-Ware, Pianos & Organ AND GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE At Manufacturing Prices, Which is from 15 to 20 per cent. below any Eastern Wholesale House, preparatory to moving into their weN Store, Cor. lith & Farnham We Mean Business, Come and be Convineed. LANGE & FOITICK. CooK House Furnishing Goods, Shelf Hardware, Nails and Ete. 3491 Farnham Street, 1st Door Bast First National Bank. ORCHARD & BEAN. CARFETS OMAHA. DEWEY & STONE, FURNITURE, OMAHA