Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 31, 1881, Page 7

e P e Variety of Items. Knexville;, Tenn., b s of a woman with a beard long. fourteen inches Six feet height of R field, 8. ¢ A Conry is the Fair cticnt woman has given her son a large comforter made from hair cut from her own head during ten years, An Owensboro beer daily, (Ky ( drinks and has been on 8o many drunks that he quit keeping a record of them. A brand-new baby in North lina rejoices in the super- vision of three great-grandfathers and two great-grandmothers At Fort Yuma the revisters 125 degrees, A man requires tive lons of water per day to quenc -h his thirst. | A farmer near Bellefontaine, O., has a pig 10 months old, weighing 150 | pounds, that was born with but two legs,and it walks around on them. [ On a ranch in Goose Lake Valley, Modue County,Cal., there is a steer, | 3 years old, which is 7 feetand 1 inch 1’ height and weighs 1,800 pounds. On the Colorado desert a sy Tortoise grows to the wei pounds, and the meat of this is con- sidered a great delicacy among the | Indians. A bird Caro devote thermometer | | cies of | ht of 25 | came throngh the Post Oftice window at Pheenix, A, T., the other day, flew into a mail pouch unseen, and was lecked in and sent to Maricopo, where it armved in safety. The Bowling Green (Ky.) Democrat tells a story of a Bowling Green dog that fell into a well and was gotten out by a rope heing thrown to him, which he grasped in his teeth and held on to until drawn to the top. John Miller, a noted hunter on the Klamath and Humbug Rivers, killed the largest bear on OId Craggy, above Humbug Forks, Siskiyou County, last Friday, that has ever been killed in that section, weighing about 500 pounds. The biggest white caught in the Ohio river out at Cincinnati one day last week. 1t weighed thirty-one pounds, and the | “Jucky stones” over the eyes were | about the size of a_silver twenty cent piece, pearl-like in apyp mnl dii(incl]y marked with a Higgins of San Diego has on lua]wnnwu\m rhubarh plnm the | ds of which he received from the | cast and planted on the 20th of April. The I st leaf of one of | the plants now measures soventeen | feet in circumference. At Point Robarts, W, T., last Sun- day, the proverbial fisherman’s luck took a turn for the osetter. On that| day 10,000 fish were taken in three | 1 nets in six hours. These fish | ¢ all sold to a Fraser cannery at three cents each. Alexander Outlaw, residing in Dale Co. Alabama, and now over 80 years of age, is «luelupm" new strength and preparing to enter upon a new life. He lost all of his teeth years ago, and now, out of the order of mature, he is being favored with another supply. Two new jaw teeth have appeared each week during the past four weeks. Says the Santa Barbara (Cal.) Press: “The most fabulous stories of oil- springs and creeks cannot equal the actual truth as witnessed in \ entura County. There are deep, sluggish streams of oil, which pour out of the mountain sides day after day, cover- ing acres of land. Mixed with the soil and hardened Dy the elements, | the crude petroleum soon becomes hardened into black asphaltum. Oil springs in the Sissa Canyon, on the head waters of the Santa Paula, are the rule and not the exception. Thousands of barrels of crude o1l run to waste every day along these two mountain streams. - The Hen vs. Science. Dear reader, did you ever wrestle with a hen that had a wild, uncon- trollable desire to incubate? Did you ever struggle on, day after day, trying to convince her’ that hu“ mission was to furnish eggs for your | table instead of hovermg all day on a | door knob, trying to hateh out a litter of front doors? William H. Root, of this place, perch Inst | seemed to She be losing her 1 got so pretty soon that she didn't recognise the faces of friends, passed Mr. Root without bein di tish him from a total s t pecnliar ason ble to iger. were rfternoon, that s kept up during the 1l the lien got so fatigued crawled into a length of « and the committee retived to areport. Tt is the opimion press that this is a trinmph of in the line of hen culture. 1t is not severe, though firm, in its treatment, and while it of course annoys and unmans the hen temporarily, it is salutary 1 its nmlu id at the time it furnishes a pleasan matinee for the spec ¢ to those upon who entir 1 st sane little [ time haugs heavily these Tong days, that there is nothing that soothes the | rutiled mind and fills the vith a | glad thrill of | sure like the erratic movements ot decorated hen. It may not be a high order of enjoyment but it affords a great deal of laugh to the superficial foot to those who are not very nccomplished, and who laugh at things and then consider its propriety afterward, soul Hnll‘-l‘nt Cattle. Drovers' Journal. Weare now half way through the « season for this ye and as is u~u\‘1) the at this season of the there beging to appear in the ot a large number of half-fat native steers, many of them, in fact, not half-fat. This kind of cattle | weigh anywhere from 1,000 to 1,200 pounds; for the most part they coarse boned and ill-shaped; have failed to get fat on grass; are not at all desirable for feeders or stockers; won't pay to put on distillery feed; the butchers don’t want them, as con- sumers don’t want their meat after they are siaughtered. Large pens full of such cattle are now to be scen in the stock yards, and a leading com- mission man told us, this morning, that it was alinost impossible to get an offer on cattle of this kind, as no- body wants them or can find any place for them; but it is likely that cattle to this kind will continue to crowd the market during the remainder of the present year, as this condition has Iwun general rule thiough the cor: ponding portion of every . \ hile f at, well-turned cattle, averay ing 1,600 to 1,550 pounds, sell veadily | 5 30@ G 50, it is a hard matter to sell these ha f fat, pony steersut $4 25 L. To show the difference in » will take an average hal! his weight 1,100 and the ich he sells $4 60, which is have $50 G0 as the pr 1 for such an animal; while for quality we will take a lot st been sold at 90 per «ht 1,560 pounds 28 per head the averag sum realized for the lot, or very near- ly double, while there woald be no material difference in the of the two kinds of cattle that would make this result. The half-fat cattle, as to resuits, give no kind of satisfaction, from first to last, any parties that may have an interest in handling them. the be that has 100, av making §! The Iowa l‘am.n Alliance, To Sceretaries of Farmers' and all other Towa fumer with the constitution of the Towa de- partment of Alliance, the fair grounds, Des Moines, on Wednes- | day, September 7th, 1881, at 1 p. m. Each alliance, grange, or other farm- ers’ society, representative, | year. Secretaries will the names of the delegates undersigned secretary. State at Des Alliance, organized liance at the same time und place, time and place, *“For the purpose of consultation on_questions of vital in- terest to the farmers of the state. We sugeest that the basis of represen- She | the value of these two kinds of cattle | t steer | Alliances Broruer Faryers:—In compliance ther National Farmers’ we hereby inform you that Wi regular annual meeting of the above state alliance will convene at the Towa Homestead tent, on the state is requested to send a and a contribution of ten cents for each member to pay the expense of the state alliance for the please furnish delegates with credentials and send their own names and addresses, and to the | By our invitation the ofticers of the Moines, have mllul a mcdmg of that and united with us_ in calling a state convention of farmers at the above THE OMAHA DAILY BEE~WEDNESDAY, lll Pure cider vinegar for pickling at J. 1. Nichols - Registration Notice STATE OF NEBRASKA POt GLAS CoUsTy T wiil sit for registration of \4\'\(4 Monday, September dth and Gth, 1581, on the Southeast Twelfth and Cass, for reg voters of the Fifth ward Sencyvier WAKEFIELD, Registrar of the Fifth Ward, S6 istration of Registration Notice that 1 will ro, H14 8, Notice is hereby sit at Lorenzen's Cigar T'enth street on Monday, 5th, 1881, for the purpose of 1e additiosal vuoters of the ward and correcti he old list. | In witness whereof T have hereto set | my hand this, 25th day of August, 1881, M. STENBERG, ‘ Registrar First Ward, | — | given ing CARTER'S —Having just returned | trom the Enst, I will devote this| woek to the displ Shoping Bags and Purses in ail colors. An elegant {line. Mrs. A. K. Koith at CAR | TER'S. aug20-2t | osh trunts and vegetables received |overy day at D. Guild’s cn street, near U. I devot tf e —cat— For rent or sale, ene sell on monthly vayments. At Edholm & lurnkmms.h'\u-h) Store. Aug2iti s Parties wishing booth stands dur- ing State Fair, address E. P. Davis, Owmaha, Neb. iy28-sepl2 c-—— CARTERS-—-Next Saturday, Sept. 3d, will open a large lot of Street Hats,designed especially to be worn at the Fair, Unigque and stylish. aug20-2t CARTERS Pure cider vinegarfor pickling at J, I. Nichols. Z c-- ORDERS for Royal St. John Sewing Machines will be filled as tast as possible, there being two large shipments on the way and another to follow immedi- ately. Pure cider vineg: T T N'ehls, + for pickling at - WaNTED - A girl for work. Call at the of W, M, store ~ | ¢ which the Tarner I NOTICE. Piano tuning and repair Lessentin has removed his office Hospe's to Rose’s Art Kmporium, 1516 Dodge street. Augi0-3t¥. T For nice fresh meat o to Goiw, Meat Market on Tenth street, near the U. P. depot tf LTI S Third Ward Vo&en T will sit for registration of voters Monday, the bHth dny of September, 1881, for registration of yoters of the Third Ward, and said book will be open at my oflice, 1324 Douglas street northeast corner of Fourteenth. H. RiLky, Register Third The New City Directory soon 10 be issued will be the most thorough and complete of any directory ever issued for Omaha. have recently come to the city, or those who have recently changed their residence or boarding place, should aug24tosd ard, M. Wolfe, 120 S. Fourteenth street, corner Douglas, so that their names will appear in the new directory cor- otct when issued. Jy: .;Od.iw e Po-tnfllca Changes in Nabx‘nulm Durirg the week ending August 27, 1881, Furnished for the Omaha Beg by Wm. VanVleck, of the, postoflice department. Established - Rush, Franklin coun- ty, Zenas K. Dean, postmaster; Wayne, Wayne county, James Brit- ton postmaster. Name and Inman's | Tenth | neral house | an, S B, corner1th & Douglae, | People who | send their new address at once to J. ! " GUACORS corner of | September | THEGREAT CERANRERED! ron - RHEUMATISN, | Neuralgia, Sciatica, l.umbaqo Bactnehe, Soreness of the Chest, | | Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell- | ings and Sprains, Burns and =, Scalds, General Bodily Pains, Yooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feot and Ears, and all othor Pains and Aches. ¢ Preparation on earth aquals St. JAcom OrL %0 o safe, swre, simpln and cheap Exterinl Wemedy, A trinl entails but the comparatively -uu. outlay of 50 Centa, and every oce s fler. with pa b and positive vruct 5 i, Directions in Fleven Languages. § 80LDBY ALLDRUQGIST ANDIEALERS A, VOGELER & ©O0, ’ Balkima— WARSEILLES ADANE Arl\: UNTED SHELLER, mialll Sulid 802 KO ki Corn Shetlers, Horse Powers, Wind Miits, Cullivators & Corn Stalk Culters > Harseilles Mg . Marsollios, La Balls Co, 1 Jo 28 wly THE CHAHPION HAY GATHERE., X oLy /u(:'*rn J.f..mhv{ e flb\ address aul0-w2t \ulrlu\ house on Saturday, an orse with black spots; biind in ). Boyson, north , bet. 7th and Sth. INT HBRABKA LAND AGENCY/ Davis & Snyder, 1505 Farnham Street, OMAHA, NEB, 500,000 ACRES O£ CHOIGE LANDS Fa:us and Homes in Nebraska, 17,000 Acres in Douglas Coun- ty, $6 to $10 Per Acre. 11,630 Agres Barpy County Land.§9.00 t0 §10.00 1 Washington Co, Land 5,01 to 10, ot County Land.. 8.00 to CuminzCounty Land 8.00 10 Stanton County Land 2,25 1o AUG. 31, 18 WarehousemenMillers Feed Dealers, Farmers, j TAKE NOTICE| & POR&ABxE ol Mill! < ALL §12 \l.lp?ml to run by any kind of power, We guarantee onr Mills to do as good work as Burr Stones, with mrch less power, Send or Hlustrated Catalogue and | Price List. 1 for Mustrated | Catalogue and Price List M. BUSHNELL, Comneil Blufrs, Wm. Towa, noral Agent for the an Grinding Mill Co's MillsAneri Shellers for Nobraska Western lowa. ale of NDALL. Rox €42, Omana, Nebrasha, Oeneril Bestern Agent for Eancaaa KE = rm.ohT 2, AND 4-HORSE POWER GEORGE W. IONEER LAND AGENGY M. RATHBU Cambridge, Neb. 1,000,000 aeres government land open to Home ated (L elaits for sale of the be ded farms in Southwestern Nebras. ka with timber and water for g A fow choico stock ranches wit i watey, for salo, cb LINIMENTS FOR MAN AND BEAST. third of a century (ho Linimenthasbeen | e world rce for tho relict Only safo el | 1t_is 0 medicine idents and pain, above prico und priiso—the best of its mn.l. For every form of external pain MEXICAN e Linimont is withont an equnl, 1t penctrates flosh and the very bone—ins of pain und fufiamma efleets upon’ Humian the Brute ¢ M are cqually wondor ful. The Mexiean MUSTANG or 1 valu the healing pu\\n of this I.INIMENT. which spi 15, gures such aflment the HUM n , Eamen osthites, Chil , Caled Breaws fi of ext MITCHELL, LEWIS & CO'S CARRIAGES AN ') WAGONS, nd to-day wro uL Bty yoir cosim, Wi, m 1808 Tho Miteholl wazonshave stood (he test of every climate competito 14 hell has voon nanufact bus He removeah s fa Racine, Wis., ite o ¢ ation. ALOGL 0ne 3 ear ago cone i Know 0o defeat, in et than sixty dass b ® were rebuiit and inoeporatd nagan, sud they aro now conidered The Most CoMPIero (1 kystematic wakon etanlislioe tin the world. Raclue manufactures stand at the hend, Send tor Price List to Mitchell, Lewis & Co., Racine, Wis. mid-6m This Cut shows one of the celebrated WHIT | Sewing Mackine We gave SIX of these Spendid Machine as Preminms, Ranging Price from $40 to $7§ mnrl6 1 T NVE= =) N7 ) GH!GAGO PITTS SEPARATOR, tation in_the convention be the same sde changod as in the alliance, with the addition of two from each county not otherwise presented. But the convention will decide the matter, and all farmers will bo weloomo to speak. *Come, let us X :r, In the nm]lll\l\lu of Luulnululi there is wisdom.” Wo have delayed the issuing of this who has made the hen a study, both in her home life and while lying ia thetmbrace of death, has struck up- on an_argument which the average hen will pay more attention to than any others he has discoyered in his Biadison CountyLand 200 to w without sears. Platte County Land, 5,00 to Grove, Holt county, to Tnman and Clayton Troth appointed P, M. Postmasters appoin‘ed — Crounse, Lancaster county, J. W. Terry; Mo- mence, Filmore county, Phibe Te- pier; Red Willow, Red Willow coun- | ty, Geo. Lecland; Tuckerville, Custer county, Ferdinand Zimmerer, ‘- Smythe &Stull, attorneys, removed No, l" Creighton M.ul\ Slxtb ‘Ward Voters. Omana, Neb., Augnst 25, '81, Notice is hereby given that I will sit at my store, No. 1022 Cumi street, between 20th and 21st, north side, on Monday, September the Hth, | 1881, for the purpose of registering legal voters of said ward, C. Fiewn, strar Sixth Ward, 15,390 Wirl-r new device (cut-off gill) for easy handling on ! the road, in Stock Yerds, ete. Torms o Suit Purchasers, Long Time and Low Interest, Perfect Titles Guaranteed | ALSO LARGE TRACTS OF LAND IN » { Dodgs, Colfax, Pierce, rrick, Hall, Sauuaers, Butler, And Other Couaties in the Rastern Portion of Nebraska, for Sale, the modern hen ignores | almost everything when she once gets the notion that she hasreceived a cail | call to receive the reply or the other to incubate. You can deluge her|allisnce. As the notice is so short we with the garden hose, or throw old | respectfully ask all papers circulating umbrellas at her, or change her nest, |in Iowa to publish it Your friends but that dow't count with the firm |and brethren, D. M. CkaRrk, “and stubborn hen. You can take the | B Winiiaws, President. cugs out of the nest and put a blooded Sec'y. Iowa, Dept. N. F. A. bull-dog or a nest of new-laid bum- O, Montrose, Lee Co., Ta, ble bees in place of them, and she will hover over them as assidu- ously as she did before, William H. Root’s hen had shown some signs of this mania, so he took out the eggs and let her try her incu- bator on a horse rake awhile, just so she could kind of taper off gradual and not have her mind shattered, Then he tried her at hatching out four-tined forks, and at last her taste got 50 vitiated that she took the con- tract to furnish the country with | bustles by hatehing out an old Loop- | skirt that had gone to seed, | Mr. Root then made an experiment, Mustang syer L appolats; s Mexican alwiys cures anid and it 1s, positively, THE BEST OF ALL LINIMENTS FOR MAN OR BEAST. Farms of All § 40 10 640 ucres eah, adapied to 1 Stock Kaiv g, to be Sold st Low , nd on Long 1ime, State and County Maps for Distribution, Se ndfor wra,ma s, periodicals on theState prices aud rerms of laudy i all locaiitice, ete., oe. Address DAVIS & SNYDER, 1505 karnham Street, O K AL o, 0 1 witm BOCGS & HiLL, \REAL ESTATE BROKERS. No. 1508 Farnham Streot, HO! FOR COOL MINNESOTA. The Last Excursion to the Great ISummer Resorts—812.00 for the Round Trip. Tur Most Porunar! Tus Besr Esuuse! THE GVALCHURN 7 emed CHURNE 10/} 16V UL wiudin, ; AND %1 QUICKER ! ; ¥ P VO CON- :';“ R Y1 AN ANY | und sowrrabyed VENIENT L CHI oTHER vievators, Cnuny Cnunn MANUFAG: RERTL TURED, M apker Another excursion, the last of the season to this famous summer resorts of cool Minnesota, has been arranged family of two. Rerek to leave Council Blutfs on Sey NCES REQUIRED. Inquire at Mrs, N, h, 7:45 p. b g1 § . Edholm, Twenty-tifth and Chicago City route, The rate will be tl work to a good girl, tf | est” ever given over this line, B ————— round trip being only .00, Undoubtedly the best shirt m the Wo were ono of & board ,,; oientists :;:f":ll‘|1:' ”'w '_:‘ Tn ‘IIY'."“I‘,'I‘ " 'l“l“;l United States’is manufactured at the y @ e ) icke "Uum]m \hnl Factory, llu.qulnlmnly red dnlml mlu,il it around her tail, | gyerybody to visit th unity for 1y ined unh'h[m great improvements, | QIEATL A, = = DIEES. | ie hen seemed annoyed as 5001 | the northwost. at at is reinforced fronts, rcinforced | " as blu discovered it. No hen cares | Jasts all wook ! | backs, and reinforced sleeves, makes | 22 | kel to have sash hung on her system “Hil»;l ‘}I"fi--)rx»w igael fMI.'“ r\hul shirt the most durahle mul best [ that dlu«b-m t m]udn h;x complexion, | be well worth travel o i dis ""“:"‘ ’”‘I‘lr]""‘l"" l]'{ "“]’ kind, ever |40 k. cusmisox A ;u.: rm}n hen with a red flannel | tayc0 to_sce. such opportunity '“""'(; "‘yv‘l & ““l “""‘ erate ]'“W of polonaiae don'‘seem Lo harmoniso syiaont will bo offores | $1:00, Evory shirt of our wake is and gho is awaro of it just a8 much a8 again this soason, and all who tako | fusranioed (ist-claus snd will rofund e erad laiire thought sdvautago of “;,‘,Ll::‘”” low| We make a specialty of al wool, ¢ somothiog all st once _that had | worth fourfold, = Make uu?,m".':f":ms, Shaker, And_Caaton fannal, alio Sgeped bar mnd before and a0 Ao |and don's famet ik, For furtbies ine | Siaw 1o comfort wansaolp Xith & Sy Sl B liok | fermation, apply to ity. To invalids and weak-lunged 8 ; J. H. O'Bryay, e o 38 frontungo on the start, and gained time as she Southwestern "“” . Ltl spocial inducemenits proceeded. ' When she bumped her Council Bluffs, Towa, | ' th auner these goods are made ose sgainst the corner of the stable | Aug2taseps i c¥ their protection. she changed her mind about her di- y "'l' flfy-,"p"m'm, arnham st, rection. She altered her course a — little, but continued her rapid style Forty years’ trial s provea BLACK- DRAUGHT " the best liver midicine 13 of movement. Her eye began to lock wild. e vorld c- Waxten—A airl for general house % i For,,y-Slxth seaton of the old relin Avron Machine now i the miarket sdspied 1 only Apron Macu cogo Pitts’ Sepavrators, the only fi st-clas T30 atu ALl JLS hurse OF HOMM posor, tae thst throshos ans fax nnd allgralis porfectly. Speelally improved saod 4) prev o Llitertng; Bt aprosed ondssh he ehoe; patent groater cleaning capacit Ko by, new atiabmont wall b Has large Tun hat With our BLACK HAWK, “Ihisis the H: aw4 that killed Improved Mounted Power, 810 teno n and fr'm ho and 1 nolus | Munu factured o fse ous, 1t las no yo ri ven its work earily an ) he ool North side. ovn Grand Cent Wk Clarkson & Hunt, Buccossore to Richards & Hunt, ATTORNEYS - A"I_'- LAW, J.P. ENGLISH, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW, 810 South Thirteenth Street, with J. M.Woolworth. A, W. NASON, Dentist. Orrior—Jacobw’ Black, co e Capital avemue nd Fifteenth trest, (llbhh a hurn, Send for di st 1o the HURE _CUMPARY. OVAL CHUR oM Yo Fipiive Crenlar med price 5 WANTED FOR ;REATLVE SCIENCE and Sexual Philosophy, ¢ the most durable and strongly built ns we'l 58 the ¢asicst running pewer be. pulle, Spechilly Lmproved for 181 ir patent brake for instantly stopplug horsos; alko pateat drop gear, by which we are eusbled (o elfect changos of speed, making them avsilable o run auy kind of thresher, woou saw, feod mill, otc,, ete. Masier-wheel rims are bended with wrought iron tire, send tor descriptive catalogue, 1 you want & Vio, buy our Black H fore ¢ Why't Because it ls the latest fmy roved my i1y the warket, havio all of the merits and the defects of Vibiators, now in use, Lighter vaft aud more durable, 1ts motlon 18 rectpro- cal, consequently will' not shake tu pieces, T'horoughly tested. Beave themall ln Flax and other Kinds of grain, It s slmplicity itself, Turns in 1ts own length, Will not carry over. Scparator perfect, Adapted to the handling of Clover, and cab be Fun by borse oF steam power. H A. PITTS & SONS MFG. CO. 7and 9 8, Jefferson St., Chicago,Ill, bhavin Protusery 11lustrated, best book pul Extraording Address AGesTa’ P JOK BALE A lar, roof Hotel and o story frame, shivgled 10 dance, aid barn large chough to hold twenty Loty A)I situated on cornel Broad and 4th strect, Fremont, Dodg b, For n..u.ul *he most lmportant and Bvery family wanis it 3 offcred Agenta. sHING 0 . 81 Louls. Mo AL The only place in the city where Jos. Schlitz’s Milwaukee beer is found on draught is the Merchants Ex- change, cor, 16th and Dodge St. tf two story frame shinglel story kitchen; also one of, hall Yoo for ten scts She inforuation apply to 10MPSON, [0 86810 85 Fremout, Dodge Co,, Neb.