Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 16, 1882, Page 8

THE DAILY BEE: SATURDAY SEPTEMELR 16 The Daily Bee. | THE EXPOSITION. OMAHA. Saturday Morning Sept. 16 Peunion, Annual Immense Attendance and Ge aral Enthueiaen on the Suc- cess of the Fair. ‘Woather Report. ('he following obrervations are taken at the snme moment of time at all the stations Some of ths Objests in Dotail and Others in Goneral. Yesterday (Friday the last b of the state fair, ard while the attcnlance did not come np to the figure prophecied ! y the enthusinstic managers, still it was enough to fillthe grand stand with a sea of faces and make the gronnds extremely Tively, The school childrea were in attendance with holiday attire, and they made the welkin ring with shouts and merriment, The oxhibitors are receiving their honors, and while this causes much happiness on the part of the fortunate ones, still there the usual quota of disappointed atten- dants, who chargs all manner of favoritism against the awarding committees, How- ever, it is a fact that men of character and position were, for the most part, appointed as judges, and that they strove hard to do tice oaunot be denied, and no doubt, in the vast inajority of cases, the best articles won the prizes, Yetmuny of the compet- ing animals and articles were o nearly perfect that required more than human In- telligence to discriminate correctly, and in some instances mistakes were undoubtedly made, butstill your reporter s of the opinion that the whole thing was managed almst a8 well as he could have done itfhimself, Denv vee Cheyenne .. .| Wastakie. | |Clear Isar Cloar Cloudy Cloar |Falr . 1t ! Yincent.. rok Custer, o Deadwood. . {29 63 | Light Ass naboite .[29 67 Fresh River 6 foot 5 Inchoes above low water mark & O usha, 2 feet & inches at Yankton; Misstasippi, 2 feot 11 inches at La Crosse, and feot 1 inches & Dabuque, IS S LOOCAL BREVITIES, Fresh - To-day 1 the last day of the fair, ~Brownell Lall begins the fall term next Monday. ~There were two stock trains in on the U. P, yesterday. ~There was & big train west at noon to- day—eleven cars, All full. The Fifth Day of the Nebraska make in the quarter stretoh and the pres- ence of & number of Iadics sdded tn the beauty of the scens, The prosramne was not & long one, but at the sau r » purse of 837 mrated: Dave Mount, owned by A. 1. ~atrick, of this city; Di ter a fine bay gelding, the property of Por. ter and Shidier of Vork; Mazey Cohb, en. t ed by 1L 8, Ma'one fir., of Humboldt and R cky Monntain Tom, ia the posses. fon of W. R Tode, of Dorchester. 1. was soon apparent that Maxey Cobb had it all his own way, and that he wonld gain a pretiy easy victory, which the result of the race fully coutirmed. Duster did worme fine trotting, however, snd Messrs Porter and Shidler have no canse to be wham: 4 of bis yerformances, TIE RUNINNG RACR was very lively, although but two horeee were entered, This was u two_mile race, best two in three, for a puree of $280, The horses who ran wers Loved Oune, a bay ware, owned by,S E. Butcher, and Rei Buck, a very by on, the property of E. K. Horn, of orn, Neb, After sev. eral atterpta they got o good sbart, with It2d Buck inthe lead, which he held along and won the first heat. In the recond hieat Red Buck again took took the lead and maintained his ground for three-fourths of a mile, when the Loved Oane’s jookey epnirred hia horse, and amid intznse exite- ment passed his comnp and won the wecond heat by three lenghths, The result of this heat prodnced considerable com. motion among the hackers of Red Buck, I'he third heat was started about the same a4 the second, and again after some ma. nenvering Loved One succeeded in paralyz. ing the bay stallion, who threw up his tail not already vieted the fair shonld make it n point to doso to-day, as they will not have another opportunity for a year to il be four races to-day tion bestowed npon the work by Hon, Fd ward Mclntyre, president of the state board, an1 Hon. Martin Danham, chair- man of the board of managers petition between horses that | The former came up from his have never beaten 2 40, the second a novel- | home several days ty running race, third 4 slow mn'e contest | b , taking his coat off, and last a donble team race went to work with a will to make the fair & suce: How well he sucseeded all wh have virited the grounds know. One the most noteworthy features was the pre cantions used to lay the dust, al the a ache« to the grounds and even the road line ) the railroad staci foot of the hill being MeIntyre an the state fair busi it! Thurscay's Raport, t Thursday wes the nals of Nebraska's great day in the an. state fars, Such a crowd of people never before collected on a Net fair ground, Yesterday it was confidently expected the nnmbee in attendance wonld not e far | fromm and perhaps in exeoss of 000 Thursday the estimate of the metagers, and they dou't, well able to give the coriet figures, Fairs like this are great educators snd the toiling m the farms, whose fruitful labore give to the denizens of the city tho staples and the luxnries that crown the board, should certainly have every ad- vantage for instruction and recreation, the limitation of these being among the great- est inducements for the young %o forsike the homestead. Too much cannot be eaid in p-aice of a management which has borne such splen- did results, and we congratnlato the hos: of onergeidc and brainy men that have doe honor to the offices_they hold in the agricultural society of Nebraska for the splendid results which they can wow point An Able ] Our reporter yoste ¢ the various hall was struck by the remarkable at- tention paid to Mr. Julius Festner, whose ex!ibit in this hall has already been noticed. Mr, Festuer plags the the zither, the xylophone, the harmo- monica fluts, the ocrina, the v lin, the metalaphone and piano, He has on exhibition two of the finest zithers ever seen in Omaha, and is making some astonishingly good sales ot this 1nstru- ment, which is constantly growing in popularity. Mr. Festner is well anown in this city as one of the best mu- sicans we have, and we think (hat 25,000 wa are, 1o nearly fontures of fin very ses of and apparently did his ntmost to get there, but in the end he was left, snd Lov One captured the ooin. At the conclusion of this contest Superintendent Skinner created no little merriment by ealling upon Ool. Butcher, the owner of Loved One, to favorthe assembly with his favorite ditty, which he very graciously did, thereby evokingbursts of genuine langhter. HUMMARY, 2:35 trot, Maxey Cohb. . 11 nobody at the state fair has attracted more attention than he has in ihe playing of seven different instruments with ruch exteaordinary skill. ot .~ LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. CLOSING OUT BUSHMAN'S. 8kirts, Night Drosses, Chemise, ete. Seo them, it will pay you. 1le&m-tf to with excusable pride, It was admitted on all hands that a lar. ger crowd had never been seen in Omaha than was congregated on the fair grounds Thursday, The viritors kept pouring inby thousands in the early part of the day, and viewing the immense mass of faces which presented themselves as e enivg approached one wonld suppose that all Vebraskahad turned out to witneas the exposition THE MACHINERY the | the sentence awsrded privat smes, troop ), Fifth cav tion of Franklin M, | orders, No, 14, current series, from thes hendquarters, is remitted. Captain George F, Price, Fifth cavaley having been designated by his regimenta ¢ mmander for wervien, will, n der provi Al orders No. 70, rent e yacter ¢ of th adjutant general's «ffice, proceed ¢ <on btrcks, Mo., and report to th inten Tent of the mounted recruitin compan 1, veries of He will re. jstant adjutan hosa headquarters, * J. A amilton, Fifth cavalry, Fort Robinson, Neh,, is permitted to Omaha, Neb,, for the purpose of deposition in & snit pendi Kyes is the plaintitf and mian and Klisha M. Cootis the defe battery D, Fifth artillery. The commanding officer, Fort D. A Ruseell, W. T., will order privat Thomas Troxell, company E, F infantry, to report to the commandin officer, Cheyenne ordnance depot, for extra duty thereat, during the timi his company may remain at Fort D, A Russell. TADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAT, CLOLING OUT BUSHMAN 8. Skirts, Night Drosscs, ote. Ses them, it will pay you. 1lm&o-tf B.& M B.B. Park Manugor. alty, by sentence of a general ocurt mar- tial, promulgated in general conrt 1nrtial D, Nintn | enger at these | & Recruit Charlie Hawkins, enlisted at Fort Omaha, Neb., is assigned to th Chemise, OR RENT—Oottazc hoass, sight tooms, 224 treets, in e-mplete r and Californis stre! 4 “fl"" o] F %30 per month, Sgfl JoOR RENT. e | " House, Iarge, moden Fieuse, Iarge, central House, 8 rov ba room:, o, 2 roome, Whaton sreot, §5 o husiness lots, 16th street, for leasc BALLOU, Tnion Block, o Roo SOR_RENT Grocery store, H"ana Capitol syenue. Appiy % ® | N Hovsa 15th and Leavenworth 3r1 and Capit | d and Do ge i ¢ ! h an, t Ooposite P b stroct bet, v H Moyce a1t A0k RENT --Nice dwel ing o TP Weheoor and Caritornta. 1 quire ith 13th -treet )¢ KeNE— Lwo story dwo ling 2uth aid { 7 rooms, now being repaired and pa W« ' Tnquire of C. T. Taylor. 14thand Dougins <04 RKNT- An eleginty furni hed front JF a0, 030 biock feom U ©. o B. wni 3t Heady.arrers, Terms 316, strietly in advance, Avdrt's “Gid " care of Bio off TNea_ cottage of five rc th And Chicaro Sta. - " . . e o At $26,00_ peranoum, cach o | TOD s torn of 'y ears, at **Oraoge Grovs | Piaiu’” adjrining Hanscom Park on the west, n T e Tninutes walk from 8 reet cars. Money ~an e obtained to bulld with, by persons lessiog e lots Iar ra theso lots at egulnT IAteR o o On promises, office 1615 Farnam Stroet s49u OR RENT—Brick store. Irquire st Drug 4" Storo, cornor 10th and Dougins sts, 620-2¢ N INK HOUSES FOR RENT—Small and large AN "two to twelve rooms each; one or_two new ones with ll modern_convenionces, Ono of 1% roonia, enitable for boarding and room renting, 17:h and Douglas sts. BEMIS, Agent, JoaB-it 16th and Dovelas Eta. Duster, . 3 2| department still seems to take thelead Syl LV O10W The Fulr Week's Rig Contest! —Theold warehouse formerly ocoupied by Steell & Johnston, on Ninth street, has been repainted and bears the name of the Consolidated tank line company, ~The gawe between the Union Pacific’s and Council Bluffa boys ty.day will be an exciting one, —The “advance agent of the Redeemer” was in the city again yosterday., He was too late to apply for space on the fair ground, ~The funeral of Willie Callahan, who waa killed at Silver Creek, will take place from Undertuker Jacob's rooms at 9 a, m, to-day. —The weather clerk has put his best foot foremost for the state tair managers, who ought to order a special day of thanks- giving. —Mrs, Helen M. Younger will address Everybody connceted with the fair i-| en. thusiastic at the splendid results they have achieved, and the treasurer Mr. Chris. Hartman, informed Tur Brr scribe last evening that they would now be a'lo to pay off their old liabilities from last vear, and to pay all the premiums awarded this year, This is indeed highly sitisfactory and Omaha may well be prond that Ne- braska's stute fair for 1882 will prove such a pre-eminently grand success, - This sue- ooen, of course, is lurgely dus to the fact that we have hadsuch magnificent weather, but at the same time the board of agri- culture deserve the highest praise for the able manner in which they managed everything and the wisdom they have displayed in employing as as- tistants only those whom they knew were capabls and painstaking gentlemen. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, Our old friend:, T gardeners, huve anexhibit that heats of the county shows, and, n fact, 3 sl by some that thero is not s county Dave Mouni. . Rocky Mountain Time: 2: Running Loved One, ted Bucl 5 dr Tom . .1 .22 i 955, Thix concluded the races for ard at therr conclusion the visitors majority of which were children, whi the time away in patronizing the side shows, which wero crowded all day long The vendo:u of all kinds of refreshments Jdid roaring bu-iness and the purveyors concoct their mysterious enovgh to satisfy the thirst of the assem- bled thousan s, THE BEE reporter, being somnwhat wsthetic, paid another visit to VINE ART HALL, whiere hie was ab e to take In all the beau- tifulithings di-played there, The apevi- mens of different kinds of timber are very fine and everybody attending the fair that can match their displav, which in- cludes ahout every vegetable that can be uced in this clim te, and that, too, in a meeting on Saturday evening, Septem- ber 23d, from the balcony of the Paxton hotel. —The work of grading Ninth street pro- gresses. That portion in front of Bishop O'Connor's residence has been cut down neveral fect. erybody sags that this is unusually hot weather for September, but nobody complains of it, The corn crop is safe the highest state of perfection. It is a well known fact that Hall county is unsurpassed for fertility of xoil and tho - ough farmers byany district in the state of Nebraska, it wi | surprize no one that the first premium, a threshiog ma- chine, offered for the be:t county exhi it was trinmphantly earied 1lall county. ‘The grand o Wash- ington, noted for 1ts rich variety of pro- ducts and improved methods of cultiva- tion received the second pren i cash, That this premium 1 earped anyway. ~—A heavy wooden railing has been con- structed at the end of the streets terminat- ing at the dump, and the B, & M, depot is proceeding rapidly to comp etion. ~—The congregation of Trinity cathedral are expected to bring their contribution of vegetables, fruit and grain in the stalk on Saturday for the harvest home service on Sunday, ~—The officers fof the National Woman Suffrage mssociation will receive their friends at the parlors of the Paxton house y on the evening of September 28, from 9:50 | edly the boss in that one line, Their cul- | makes afine show of books, and Schlank & to12, ~—The brother-in-law of Gottlieb Platz, who was fatally injured by the onrs at the transfer, arrived Thursday and his brother was expected from Sterling, no ono can dispute, In fact many coun- ties were so grondly represented that must huve been very difficalt for t e able committee to decide Latwesn them, We can, however, vouch for Washing on county, THK BEE boys having tested her prod.iots. The occupants of Tuk Bik tent will be at all times willing to serve as experts in rmlng judgment upon the water melons, ruits, and other delicacies that may re- quire careful attenti n and due apprecia- tion, Further dotails as to the natural products exhibited will be published at o later date. MACHINERT, shon'd inspact them, They have been vers tastefully fixed in a frame by I ibert W. Farnas, “and the inlaid work is exquisite, J. 1. Corbett has very skillfully managed this part of the business, The turning was done by Robert Johnson, of Brownville, b aska. There are 138 varieties exhi- bited at this beoth, The specimens of dif- ferent colored silks from mulberry French worms are the finest ever exhibited in Om- anywhere els» for th«t matter. Mr, A. Hux ey, of Floren e, Mass., and sert "W, Fu nasg, of are the exbibitors, Strolling a little further on your atention is eslled for a *raby rug* manufactured by Mrs. A. McCoy, of Omaha, in her sixty- fourth year, Mrs., Adelne McPherson, of De Sota, Neb., makes a very nice exh bit of cotton 1ugs, ard the specimens of metsllic celling by Henry Lehman are immense Marhoff, the well knowa trunk mav, has a splendid display of trunks and vulises of very description. THE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS onexhibition are more than unusually ex- cellent, Julina T Festnerhas qaitea mis- cell.unecus show, comprizing all sorts of in- strnwments, such as the Xylophone, Har. monica, flute, piano, ocarina, violin, zither and metalophone. He also exhibits a splen- did photograph of the capitol of the United The exhibit mado by I the Norwexian Plow comp: . B, Llower for undoubt- tivators have been acknowledge to be su. perior toanything ou the grounds, and their States, W. T, Seamen comes to the front and Prince loom up in the way of first-class gent's goods, M. Hellman & Co, are there | grounda, the matter of attractive shows. P, 3 2| Mast & Co, are represented by Mr. J. H. Pugh, who exhibits the Buckeyo dril seed tor, wpring cider mill. walkio, language of Mr. Tug Omana Bre, deal. X ¢ The exhitit made by Parlin, Orindorff of water ti,ctured withlemonade could not | and Martin is oneof the very best on the liquids fast | grounds, This concern is & home institn- ace tion and they are about to build . ture thatwill contain a y st stock of agri- cultural implements, which will be soldexclusively at whole<ale, The combined cultivators both walking and riding, shown by this firm are superior in many respects. The combined with them, as isalso their cornstslk cntter. here are aleo culky plows and old ground plows which are worthy - f special note, The exibit made by D. B, Luford & (0., is remarkabls for the sup lence of the goods shown. This an old reli.ble one and we have repeatedly done business for them in the past. The Buford plows are unexcelled, The Buford tongueless cultivator is thy _great speciulity. It is simply perfection in the way of acultivatorand Mr, Buford informs us that over bave bLeen toli on the The goods sre all staple and a8 well known Ner a8 in their Illinois home. The sulky and the Buford soring_cultivators are al<o on exhibition, The rd spring cul- tivator is withous a bolt and is ko ariavged thas it will never break a stalk of ¢ rn, and there are no nuts to hocome loose and di-appesr when 'm use. Ths standard old ground plows made by this company bave asa specialty soft steel backs instead of the iron backs ordinarily used, This i -eat improvement and will be appre fiy every dealer and farmer. The Umaha Implement comoany has the only agricultural implement building on %he ground, erected with u view to permanency, Itis by ail odds the best finished, best built, and most substantial private structure for exhibiting imple- ments on the state fair grounds, as is by the way neatly painted. ‘Lhe stock is A No. 1, and if there is uot a choice assort- ment of ribbands distribued amongst iv your reporter will lose his guess. They are state agents for Peoria, Plow sulky plow “‘the leader.” A fine line of old | and their display of elothing is well worth | company, R, H. & C. M. Avery, and the ground plows are also exhibited, No harvesting macaine exhibited at this fair has attracted more nuiversal and care. a visit. The Nebraska marble work have some superb samples of what they can and will do in their line, and Mrs, A, E Abbott Buggy comp ny, They handle in car 1oad lots all kinds of implements and farm machinery from a ful attention than the new and origioal | Keith's beautiful hair is much admired. | threshing machine to a hand corn planter. er, eleven foot sower, combined cultiva- cultivator and These yoods are universally known, and itis deemed unnecesxary to puif esterday | standard implements. It will suffice tosny the | that they are obtaining increaced eales iled | every yoar. The Buckeye goods, in the Pugh, are as popular as whith s saping & grest erand drillis a specinlty To the Editor of Tir Bxs. 1 desire .to commend the following to the woman suffcazists who have never been able to find any roasouns for limiting the franchise to men, 1. Wuenkas, It has been abund shown by eminent scientists’ of our times, notably the German, that progress in the physical development of nll animals, in- cluding man, is from the homog the heterogeneous, toward a incrensing division of labor amos ferent orvans of tha body, and WiEREAS It has been proven by Her. bert Snencer and others, that such is tho law of all progre s, includiug that of scei- ety and rtate, thercfore; I nssert that the assumption of the franchise by women is directly opposed to the Iqwa of progress, and is, theretore not progression ui retrog 2. That whereas it isad have at heart the perpe tutions —that thei ing up and niaintenance of homes {where nay be reared children both paysically and ntellectually strong; 1 ol mitted by all who b " of women is largely attained ac the expense of those functions which make maturity possible 1 Therefore, he who has the future of his country at heart must oppose any course which will compel them t, educate their minds at the expevse of theic bodies, ns they wust do to sucosssfully compate with men in intellectual fields, 3. Whereas there is a on the puat of both rexes to ref from marriagy, the only natural condi- tion of life—so that our cities are full of women making a scanty hving by their own exertions, and full of young men squandering_the surplus of their earnings in_vice, which condition of things the agitation of tiis subject only tends to make by widening the already great gulf between these classes, I believe that leg- islation in the opposite direction is what is needed, even to the extent of limiting the franchise to the heads ot famiies! 4. Tt can be shown that the oft repeated argument that the laws of property dis- criminate against women is a silly hoax, at least as’ far as most states is concerned. But admittiog their existence would not these agitators be better employed in try- ing to secure the repeal of the obnoxious laws by existiog means, thin in trying to stiil further complicate our already too 1n- tricate and unwieldy mlchinar{ of law mi F. 3. Le akirg? WIS, ——e— OTHER DOSE. owing tenden ANt QUINCY Vs. B & M. Satunda: 8 iher 16, 52, he and leav NATIONAL GAME be fon hc fiist e four of the £ iew. men th bills, Admission to grow fri sat-m &« 1AL #OTICES. AONE AN—-On chattel nor . Tatton oftice of Groff mah s National ba comarne : to grand stand, 15e. 'y goods, proceries, s 1 gosd town, s doing o atisfactory_ressons 1ot :8 lin widress C, Hurricr, Valley, 41216 F ot wocd busine For particulu Douglas coun tornia stroet cC\GUE, Opp. Postofti eh jce farms, improved in + prives ranging irom 316 (hoir quarter scction un- ACE -, near et tion, 0. H, BALLOU, Union Block. 10§25 per cere improved, § 550-16 OR SALE—Beit bargains in Omahs. Large twostory hou e, good collar, outbu ldirgs and two full fols, good fence, beautifal location, Only$2.600. Apply to G. P. Bumis, 16'h and Dougiae. 865,16} F\Ul( SALK- barnes:, 80541 HOICE Colorado Sheep for sle. Ca'l on or addr ss F.C GRAULE, - Kearney, Neb, y business, » team with wagons and ty Waicr Woras office. ery and crock 0. with or without builomy. b., box 40. NDID PROPERTY FOR SALE—At & BAKGAIN, one large brick house, and one Inrge frame house, with full lot on Cass near 15th ice for investment, rent for $70 'y Address ¢ Osce~ 4b-tt per month, ANTED- A widow ludy A A houseko-peri A1y to 815 Capltol s atore W AN ED- Gir for fgoieral housework, a 1106 Howar | streer 215 0+ fuil particulars, on oy BERIS, oot Agent, 16th ard Douglas sts, 'R SALF—House 5 roomws and corner lot 132 . feot square, 1200, McCague, opposite Post ofiice., L2 {1X BEAURIFUL LO Hanscom riace o 15 whole addition on great bargain, Drsis' sireets t e [YWO story building for sale at a bargnin, Lo- Good wan at Littlefield's S kit good barb:r fmmediately a 's barber shop on 10th street, 3 41118 cated at north-as’ corner of 17ch stroct, aud Capitol ave. Must be moved on or bofore August 7th proximo, ' T70-44 Agent, 15th and Donglas. OTEL FOR SALE.—The Arlington House irst class; all furnishod. The only hotel . ANTED—A first-cl'ss barber imm at J. ). Good s, Council B ¢ffs v INVEsoi b ousmonci work. An‘wlvsreacd 8« de preferrod, Ca on or address L. H. bantes, Howe, v emaha Co, Neb. 41216} nor, under. itle, ete. fun_as f sheep, 7ANTED A stands th - br anid all farm work tu Tt ANTED--Man and wifs t5 work on farm wage? and steady o refererice, addresa Far- intown, Tho cheapost proporty in tho atate. Has all the fraveling men. Wil be wold cheap on terus to suit, Enquire of E. Fullo, proprictoz, Arlington, Washington county, Neb. 563-tt OR NALF—Houso and_corner Iot, at 81,050, bargaln. McCAGUE, opposite 34tk 108 BALE—0r will exchia go for Ouakia pro- percy, an loproved sec €8 of lana ad, i o station on U. P, R, B, A DUNLAL ¥aruhazs §t,, Omahs. 7al RICK FOR ZAuk. 203-t B ook and dining roon Hluckman's restaurant i 16th, MISCELLANEUS. OST_Biack lcather order book, with name of . T. Studness” on the back, also black antile veport book. Finder will receive ) [lL, yesterday, method binder called **The Lowdown, 1t [ She will be glad to part with sowe of it on | They have in their display a planter that 1 roward by returnivg the same to this of- —Among the exhibitors at the state fair | i¥ e tirely different from all_other patents The National Woman Suffrage As- in this, that it saves the mechanical fore application, The Bee Hive photograph |cost $300; it is the famons Avery machine, o soclation Will Show Its Hand Inquire at No. 49 410-tf gallery contains allthe noted personages of | and is decidedly the finest plinter on the CLAKK Omaha, and THE BEE reporter spent con. | grounds, both as regards finish and per. in M, J. T, Maxon, of Ulyuses, Butler | I thit that i savce the mechanic force Duble and yancer Next Tuesday. at the Omaha steam prec W county, Neb,, the inventor and patentee | uckers, imitating as they do the action of Maxon's Hog and Chicken Cholera | of the human hands with muscles of stecl added, are without a doubt the most pow- iderable time in admiring one in pa ti lur, which was a very fine likenoss of hin- self, fection in action, Oune thousani dollars is the standing offer of Avery & ( o, Peo- | g fourteenth annual convention of the rin, [ls,, to any menufacturer or deater ry. 1 ) siroet andsteady earloyme 8. 40t Goud wages £l for weneral hou-ework 18 housea sud lots,’ r over the city an aud _unimproye lots all proved lowdr than any other 851, Compound, acapted to the horse and cat- J 4 erful and the best bundle makers We tlo diseasca, Ho is meeting with first rate | huy an fdea that the machines which el.- success in introducing his compound and | vate grain with [olt{ yurds of canvas ha s the highest testimonials to its merite, :;‘l‘nlh‘;ir (;n'\lrv,"?l-' o mglk!u[llulv;r::: 255 i he wike of the biue McCo mick of 1860, ~-The advocates of woman suffrage seem |y, o “Nyrgh Binder Manufacturing co to be divided even before they huve any-|pany is the owner of this machine thing to divide on, The American W, 8. [and all cther companies are strivingto A. andthe Nationsl W, §. A,, the latter | k¢t up rome imitation of their javention Mossdey, have. solit The = 1883 machines are now in the to meet here next Tuesday, have split ov | pyriet with iprovements suggested the old state’s rights question, the crowd | by the test of the heavy harvest of '8, that hus just adiourned exposiag the | This machine i simple stroni; and durable: 5 Sueian sy has 0o canvass or belts, it is adapted to state's rights or democratic side of the | 1y yindy of grain. Everything is under house, and the coming assembly being | the eve of the driver and convenient to get more of a national party, as its name in oates, and consequently republican in tone. riespondence, Address ~There are several fine exhibits of pen. Among the fornitare here a beautiful | who will go into the field and match the | nationalj woman suffrage association will fuinid table, made by George Waddell, of | perform noe of the Avery planter, The|be held in Boyd's opera house, Omaba, this city, attracts a great deal of attention, | buggy display "i;'vlfb.‘l;t“«;{'";‘h; lwple- | Nebraska, beginniug on the evening of Miss E° T, Ci h c) ¢nich is | ment company is also hard to beat. g L 4 Ao werves great credit for the good taste dis. | than ordinary attention, s binder is | through the 27th and 28th insts, played. Even the "uh!g:t and simplest ever made, It| The speakers at this convention will be weiihs 275 pounds, or lews than ono ball| gy, B, Anthony, Madime Clara Wey- of any other binder in the market. The Rl N gy binder attechment ¢ m be fastened to any [ man, (New Y Phw e Cousing, Mras, barvester of this firm's manufucture, This | Viginia L. Minor, Missouri; Matilda machine has & wond:rful capacity, it can | gy, etz P alace M G DIttt lanaent. Rad the Nektes bundle, | Liaman, » e l".‘“‘{‘ h"]‘A % ‘é ™ Tt works with perfact enee and it is re- (885 ludia izabeth Lisle Saxon garded as the marvel of marvels, Thisis | Louisiana; Elizsbeth Boynton Herbert, 8 machine that hay been experimented | [ilinois; Harrietta R, Shattuck, Ma us- with in lodged aud all otherkinds of grain, f o) opys; Judge Kincnan 'and Governor Hoyt, Wyoming; I ™ and has never failed, and may well be pronounced & ureat success. Mr. 8, G, Orouch, the superintendent of | sylvania: May Wricht Sewall, Tndiana; the power ball is receiving many encoi S kgl {nmbupon. the able aud gourteous way fn | Mary B, Clay, K Mo Apply at southierst cor Cota, 1t nd Ciepet Cloaner, Stovo of 17th ar - e orders at Repuolican ot 358-t1 VWANIED TMMEDIATELY. and toas ist with a bal girl. wages 14 per wee Patrick's, Baunders Street, ANTED ployment o rgood p pasee. Em rth 16thjit. 394-19 fice, 18 and D ug a will buy the fur: $2,500 payinicn onabll,” Address Dolph Omata, Neb., Ture of the Dest n lowa, Rent roas Lacgregor, Beo office, 106-t4 A sceond To a conpe EDWARD KUEHL MAGISTER OF PALMYETERY AND jCONDI TIONALIET, 408 root, botwesn Faroam and Harney. Wi, with th d of g spleiis, obtita for dny one 0 &t the pat snd piosent, and on Certain condisione in sho fus # ¢ aad Shoea mede 4o rder, Porfes “narantan an98Am e Base Ball HORT HAND i* not forgotten, The state university of Towa exhibit some beautifully written spe- cimens of what Dickens described as cob- webs anl fly-legs. The specimens are writton in three differont lanzuagos, Bog- lish, German andLiatin,‘and as a whole et a great curionity, The exhibition by the ] ive boy, o assist at Ne and Cigar stand, Address with retoro T, F.” Bee office. s VV/ANTED—A good miich cow. FENTED—A ¢ «d, smart hoy at McDonal ', Furumw street, beiween 14th and 161h sireets. 00-t1 o 833-16" BOCIAL AKT CLUB is simply utterly too intense to be accu- rately deacribed in the limited space ¥ allotted to the fair repert by maN's restaurant, 1518 Dodio o rect, at. hey s it I AT VR PR Pt Syaimore, DeKalb county, Iilinois, Welshans, McEwan & Co,, of Farnam haye a very neat exhibit brilliant. wanship and drawing at the state fair, |1y illuminated by yas w factured un the and in an inspection of them yesterday Tux Des reporter was compelled to admit that the display of work by Mr, W, 8, Worden, of Kearney, was the finest, not only in the fine art ball, but that he had ever seen, There is a pi tura of 8t, George and the Dragon that is perfect and is as fine us avy work of art can be wmade, There were also & number of smaller speci- wens which were no less perfect in execn. tion. There is nothing on the grounds or in the city that can compare with Mr, Worden's work, and he deserves the high- est recoguition, It is extremely appro- priate that his work, and his alone, has beean placed wiih the oil paintings and siwilar fine work, ~ The art collection at the Union Catholic Library rooms was increased yesterday ms follows: Panel pictures by Messrs, Jochn Murphy, Frank Reilly, T, J, Fitamorris, Henry Bushman and E. O'Brien; a large engraving of Robert K- mot by Mr. Thos, Tallon, and & pair of steel plate engravings, ““The Monarch of the Glen" and “The Cowbat,” by Mr, Joho Rush, S —— FIFE OLOAKS, DOLMANS Retailed at wholesale prices at Bush- man's. See them, it will money. C — Col. Ira Wilson has purchased a half interest in the Pacific House, at 8t. Joe. The firm will now be J. B, Kitchen & Ira Wilson. Mr. Kitchen has moved to the Paxton hotel, at Omaha, and Mr, Wilson has taken charge of the Pacific, where he will be pleased to meet his old friends The Pacific is the leading hote! of St Joe and a first-class hotel in every re wpeot. sep®-mdott FINE OLOAKS, DOLMANS Rewiled at wholesale prices at Bush- save you spot by the Lay s ine, for whicn they are stuto ngents, Every man can illu- minate his homs with it, and it is chean, durable and warrant d perfectly safe, Gas fixtures, pumps, bath tubs, ete., etc, are part of this beautiful exbibit, SEWING MACHIN S, & The most atiractive cxhibitin floral Liall is the DavisSewivg Machine, operated by the O uaha inventionk vu the Novelty motor, and, by the way, the motar paten- toe is also a My Davis, But it was the Davis Sewing Machine that we started to describe, and it i» something worthy of our best effurts, The lea ing points of ex- cellence characterisiic of this household gem are as follo - s: Ttdoes all of its work without basting, It bus an automatic scolloped plaiting attachment, by which it does the most beautiful work without any skill being re quired on the paitf the olerator, ln fact, we saw the 1 unning by the motor and doing this work with no person to at- te d it. A wagnibcent picce of art, ® white lily embroidered on black velvet, and done with silk chennile, is exhibited here, and the Davis machine is in the habit of doing such work, as various other art picces demonstrate, Geo. H. ¥ chairman of the com- mittes tht awarded first premium to the Davis at Melbourne, Australia, closes his report iu the following langusge: 'he new Davis rewing machine being a complete departure from the ordinsry style of sewing machines, snd in addition an increased range of work, with the great- plicity of coustruction and reduc- tion of working parts, we consider it to be entitled to the first place in the awards.” The sawe opinion has heen perforce giv- en i behalf of this wmachine by every ex- vert observer while it was on exhibition at Fioral hall, Mavning & Hess are | cal agents for the muchine, and the Davis sew ng machine oftice for Omaha is at the southeast corner of Thirteenth snd Leavenworth, and it is that at all times of the day expe- rienced operators are in attendance ready and willing to explain every detail neces- sury to a proper knowledge of & sewiug ma- chine, THE RACES sppesred to attract more attention yes terdsy than on any of the ° and con-ider ible betting was dove. There was quite » large assemblage of man'’s. See them, lt,wllll money. o vehicles of every conceivable previous days, this paper. The DHillowing are perhaps among the best, although they are all very creditableexhubits, Mrs. Jesse Lowe shows o very fine oil painting aud Miss Merrill's oil paintings, “a nun” sud a child's head are exquisite, Mirs Abbie Taft’s printings “Moraing_ Glory,” and “Autumn” draw thousands of adniie- ors, and Mrs, Dr. Moore's withetio china and paintings de’erye the highest comm n- dation us also her device of & poppy work- edfn ratin, Miss Molliefl Brownson ex- hibits rome handsome silk +mbroidery, & ne of autumn lenves and several fine sof china, The wax rosss, oil pint- g 03 slate, aud et notting handkerchiet exhibited by Mrs, Burr, are daily the ad. wiration of voteries of fine arbs, Mrs, Gil'ert makes a fine disulay of pansies on wood, and & landscape. Miss Van Nos- trand has exhibitod much taste in the manufacture of au infant's basket, to contemplate which would make one wish to go back to happy babyho)d once sgain, A *‘Can: W ter Scene” and ““Moss Rosebuds,” two very fine oil paintings,ars the production of Miss Maime Sherman. Mrs, Shiverick exhibits & charming embroidered table cover and Miss Allen a preity darnad net sack, Miss Needham bhas on exhibition an oil painting painted on a shell and a placque of roses, both of which are very superb, Mrs. Doberty's beautiful pillow hams and white satin dress are much admired and discussed by the fair visitors, Leaviog this department we came aoross a curiosity in the way of a collection of 1,02) differ- ent kinds of buttons, sranged by Mrs, Hattie K. Bailey, On the opposite side of the way we find which he discharges his duties, Tu¥ vARE, There is no question but that the tair grouuds dimng ball of Carey & Jucks n iy doing & hoss business and doing it to the satisfaction of their numerous patron Mr. K. Bailey, rcpre enting Buford & Co , has not only & boss exhibis but a way of treating bis friends tha is | articulariy sgreeable this dry weather, vou a little, Sch il waukee, 5. Mr, Shaw, 40, yes, n Key West fumigator.” ¢ One with you?! Why, certainly George." “Call again,” Waell you bet we will, THE RAUES, Fully 25,000 grounds ‘I'hur. all trot and running race. there were three entries, Lucy, Sioux and Fleet; had the pole an [ Little Sioux but the latter won in 2:29§ The second heat resuited in the same wau with Lucy a close second. In the first Loy af won'the third and fourth heats, fn 22 wod 227}, The mext h Pace in fuvor of Littls Sioux, in 2801 The pirse wan $4:0—1st 8210, 204 12, ard 851, In the ronning race were five entries, Sicapy Kate, Jorse James, Plokpocket, Little Mao 'and Queen of Diamonds Gu'en of Dismonds. won i two straich ARA ‘seconds; mile heats. Parss, 890, BUMMARY, Freo-for all trot some very beautiful embroidery work by Mrs, Gratton and pupils and further on weo strike the exhibit of penmanship by the Orchard City business college which is really very maguificent. Feeling it getting very warm the re porter took & ramble round the grounds and struck the POULTRY department where the hens were cackling away apparen ly holding & woman's right couvention. Space will not permit of an enuweration of all the different kinds of poultry on exhibition;it must suffice to say that this department is vastly superior to what it was last year, T0-DAY'S PROGRAMME, There is & maguificent programme ar- f \the | ranged for to-day, snd everybody who has Little Si Lucy . Running race, Queen of Dianonds. Fick-Pocket Jesse James sml:y Kate. Little Mac. Time 53 sec., 52} sec. ¥HE CONDITION OF THE GROUNDS snd the general arrangements at the fair ing heretofore seen at & Neoraskn state fair. There is an ap- L.earance not only of neatness and good or- is far ahead of snyth of things that is very pleasing ligent yisitor, This ople assembled at the fair yto wituess tue free-fore Little On the fi s: heat Lucy made it pretty warm for a closo trot a'l the way aronnd t decided the the result of the indefatigable labor and unswerving atten- Kinney, Towa; liveleen L. Mason, Wis. consin; Marietta M. Bones, Dako'a; to- gether with Clara Bewick, Ada M, Bit. tenbender, Krasmus M, Correll, and other loeal speal n Nebraska, Thix m_occurs at a time of un- usual inter Whether su i not to bo immediately enjo women of Noirska, will be def the 8 h day of November, at which time the smendment now pending is to be sub. mitte | to popular vote, In face of this fact it behooves 11l earn- st workers throughout the nation fo con- tribute their utmost to the ka in this great strugelo w the highest political and moral interests of the vonng s'ate, 'All suffrage societios everywhere are dially invited to send representativ this convention, and with equal cordiality are suffragists everywhere invited to come themselves. Those whose duties will not sermit them to personally enter the Nes bra-ka campaign are reminded that con- tributions of m ney will be most wileome. Such contributions are urgently necded to pay for the printing and distribution of cuffcage literature, which should, during the next six weeks, be sown broadcast throughont the state, and to pay the trav- © ing expenses of speak: rs who will gener- ously give their time to the Nebraskawo: k. All contributions of money shovld be ad- drt;ud to Susan B, Anthony, Omaba, Neb, Public sessions of this conyention will be held as follows: Tuesday, September 26, § p. m ; Wednerday, September 27, 230 p. w, and 8 p. m.; Thursday, September 28, 30 p m. and 8 p. m. Admission to all free. Kxecutive sessions, to which only members, officers and delegates are admit- ted, will be held in the parlor of the opera hous, s follows: Tuesday, 8 ptember 20, at 2 p. m,, sund Thursday, Septemwber 28, at 9:30 a. m. Headquarters at the Paxton Hotel, to which 11‘1 delegates and s seakers will go on their arrival in Omaha, and call for Mrs Colby, who has charge of thelocal arrange- ments. May WRIGHT SEWALL, Chairm'n Ex. Com, Ravsen G, Fosriiy Cor. Sec'y. - t ] Army Orders. Upou the recommendation of his troop | 0 X 8! snd post commanders, the unexpired por. )/ ANTED—A! the National ilotelat Lt cain One No, 1 female co 0. Best ! aid 120:1 A good woman cook, middle-aged 116:6f $ a A. Kvans & Co,, maha, n W man need - pp'y a.t House, near new TNIONPFPACIEFICS VS, Council Bluffs, Saturdry, September 16 3:30 P, M, 4 NTED— Two or three rooms suitable ¢ “physictaus fofice. A ddree Bea office, BITUATIONS WANTED TINNER wanfs a 1i'uation, Address I Jun'ata, Adams county, Neb, " MICELLANEOUS WANTS. Bincks of our store; thr 20,00 per mouth, desirable 3 MAX ME' FOR RENT—NOUBES AND LAND, R BENT ily. nquire at Edholas & Krickaarra jo Ty store. JOR RENT—Two new houses, $16 per cor. of Grand and P eestre't, Park ¥ tlon venient to strect cars, Apply on th prewd 116151 Juguir 417164 80 0 of three room, et Funn A at 809 Lodge stre: OI RENT. House with b r Francls Robbins on Sau stroet F.-l:m.w Hous Broom and Brown, «. Inquire ¢ ors and’ Grac 105-16* Burt St t doo s, be Apply u 34t 2 T un nd Son's make, |lnquire of H 3 POK KENT—3 good ro-ms furnshed farnished. Inquirc at 19th and St & ouue. s thin ten A house suitable v & small fau. —Ono 4-horse power ergine P, N, 3| ¥or particlus sce swmall bills and posters. ol t i O RENT—Large room with board, an: board iy en, 1508 California street. 826 1 POWDER d o 0B RENT—A turuished front room suifabl for #wo gentlemen ot 1610 Farnam St. $13-4 F MOR RENT—Boarding house snd saloon fix- Eaoquire 1201 Doug a8 tures; street, corn 2al-it NT—Hauds mely furalshed p swaller . Brick Pl oo, ick bouse, 2018 Ca: Absolutely Pure, This urity, More economical than the le i vowder never varios, Sranene"er varion. A marvel o whole omeness hon the ordinary kinds, maultitude of low test, .‘s',E:‘;“.‘-‘fa".R"':;‘u‘l.t or phosphate powders, Sold unly i Roray Baxig ]‘u: ly\xl:&c‘:m 106 Wall St,, New York § and cannot be sol