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I'LEG OMAHA DAITAr BEE : TUESDAY ACT GUST 23. 1881.
THE DAILY BEE.
j , Tuesday Merging , Aug. 23.
s LOCAL BREVITIES.
Patterson noils coal.
Ladles purees of all klmli at Haxe's.
Get your halt at Donne's.
-Nindell k Krelle. Practical Hatter * .
COO bmlneis loU. Call on Bemk
Bcmls * real estate boom. Flrat page
2TiC hou t > s nnd lot * . IJemU' agency.
A. W. Nason , Dentist , Jacob's block.
Warranted Tooth Unuihes at KulmV.
Bemt * ' new map of Omubft , 25 cent * .
1000 residence loU , Bern ! * , agent.
For FINB Commercial Job Printing ,
11 at TUB IKR ) Job room * .
I rge ntock of hatulkcrchlef extracts
at Saxe'n ,
The Lion continue * to roar for Mooro'n
Harness and Saddler } * .
200 farm * and 900,000 acres of land
Bern ! * , agent.
Prescription ? a upeci&Ity , Opera House
Pharmacy , 211 8. inih Street.
Hlgliestciuli price ] > nld forNCcomMiand
furniture at Abrnm'n&Lewis' , 1121 Doug-
. la street. nl'J.'Jw
A rare chance to obtain a good paying
ulncsH. Sec special rohnnn , Kncmiro nl
South Mth street. tf
WAOTKI ) . Attorneys and physicians ,
without present employment , at theofllcc
of GrofI ct Montgomery , a22-lt
Charles Kuhlman , who was shot at
the Platte river bridge last week , is a
member of Planet lodge No , 4 , Knights
of Pythian , of this city.
The U. P. train for the west yt-stcr-
day left about two bourn { behind time , on
account of the late C. , B. & Q. passenger
train.
Tenth street , one of the most imimr-
tant thoroughfares of the city , IK not
being sprinkled. It should be by all
mo.infl.
. There ia a horrible fctcnch prevailing
on Tenth ttrcct near tlio creek. It IH
emitted by stagnant water and decaying
> carcafwos. It ihould bo looked aftor.
* ' . -The water works company are pump. .
' * lng w'ater Into the upply mnlns with
view to cleaning them out perfectly. They
will be ready to supply water to consum
ers by direct pressure within a Meek.
The Bcvcral different employers hav
ing accoilcd to the demand of the hod-
carriers for Increased wagon , they went to
work as usual yesterday monilni' . They
are now paid 5U per day ,
Passenger trains on the K. 0 , , St. J ,
fc'C.JJ , leave Omaha every morning ut 8
o'clock , and every enlng , except Satur
day-owning , at 0:30 o'clock. Trains arrive
every evening at (1:30 ( : o'clock , and every
morning , except Monday morning , at 7
o'clock. *
Ofllcer O'Uonaghiio fcoU ai happy as
if .he-had been Itft n farm on the Ohio
river. There's n young U'Jon ghuo
down nt hlnln > un < 5 a bouncing' baby boy
and the only thing to detract from hN
pleasure Is that tlio child wa too youn ; ;
to take part in the land Icatruo picnic.
f Miss Grace Aikina , the prominent
member of the GoodTcmplant , In Rulfurinp
from a sevcro attack of typhoid Cover , v-
John Uradlcy , engineer of steamer No ,
1 , U quite ill , and Chief Cnllij-nn will till
his place for'tlie time Jjeiiig with another
man.
Capt-'McCluro haa Imd his badger
Htolcn and ho h vary dlacunuolato on ac
count of its loss. Any person finding It
will confer a favor by returning it to the
city marshal'ii oliice.
The committed appointed to consider
the question of the enlargement of < U. Jo-
ficpli'a hospital mot last evening in James
M. Woolworth'd office. Nothing definlto
was settkd. The meeting adjourned un1
til next Thursday , * ' 'v
Yesterday mon'iing , about 12 o'clock ,
William White , reading on Douglas
Htrcct , was thrown from his delivery wagon
while driving through Gumming utrcet
Ho was considerably bruised and at pres
ent walks with great dlflioulty.
Omaha Mlnlnc Interest.
Elder Hoses F. Bhiun ,
Biloy and F. D. Goopor , of this city ,
are in Lnnunio , where they have gone
to await the arrival of an English ex
port who will examine some mining
property owned by these gentlemen
I' U at Oummini City , with n view to in
h vesting. 1'roportica in that vicinity
have lately boon developing quite
rapidly and are now considered valua
ble
"Health is better than wealth , " is 11
maxim which ou ht to bo observed by
using the "Conrad's Bu'dwinner Biw. "
Ask your druggist for it. m&o
"WINEOFCAnDUl" four times n
day iniikcH a hnppy hoUFchohl.
0 V R
Fresh iruits and vegetal ) Ion received
every day nt D. ( iuild'9 en Tenth
street , near U , P. depot. tf
GRAND EXCURSION.
On and after July 7th , 1881 , excur
sion tickets to St. Paul and return ,
will bo sold at 917 , tickets good to re
turn on or before October 31 , 1881 ,
For further particulars inquire of J ,
H. Bryan , Southwestern Agont. Coun
cil Ululls ,
OMAHA , August 20 ,
To the Euitor ol Tui E :
The early closing of dry goods
stores has for somu time been agitated
by the clerks of this city. l < 'or the
past two weeks wo have closed at 7
o'clock , but our competitors not being -
ing willing to follow , wo shall after
this date keep our doom open as Into
as our customers may desire
L. B , WILLIAMS & BO.VH.
IMPORTANT
To merchants , builder * and farmers.
We arc now prepared to fill orders for
Omaha Nails , guaranteeing quality
equal to any and price lower than the
lowest , in any quantity from one to
ono thousand Logs.
Do LAN & LANOWOETIIV ,
Iron Merchants ,
aug22-Ct AgenU for Omalia Nails.
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BRUTAL ATTACK.
Alfred Arnoman , of This City ,
the Victim of an Assault ,
Which Will Lny Him Up for Some
Tltno to Como
Sunday afternoon quite n number
of Germans , principally farmers , wcro
gathered nt Himmorinan's boarding
house , nt Pappillion , nnd among oth
ers was Alfred Anicnmn , of this city ,
nitont of the Western liorso and. cattle
insurance company. While Mr. Ar-
ncman was quietly talking with some
of his countrymen , a crowd of railroad
laborers employed in the preliminary
work on the Missouri Pacific line in
Sarpy county entered the room. One of
those , an Irishman , named John
O'Loary , who was considerably intoxi
cated , came up to Mr. Arnoman and
inquired of him whether ho could get
insurance for him. Arncman answered
"yes , certainly , " and handed him a
blank to fill out. O'Lcary took the
blank , and tearing it to pieces , throw
the fragment ! ! on the table. Mr.
Arnoman said , "I can do nothing with
that ] now. " Upon this , O'Loary , with
out hny further ceremony , it is said ,
picked up n chair and struck Arne
man a heavy blow upon the
head , felling him to the floor ,
And cutting a gash three inches long
on the top of his skull. In falling
Ml Arnoman severely bruised
his face. Ho was assisted
to liia feet , though blooding
very profusely. A doctor was sum
moned at once and tlip scalp'was sown
up. Great excitement followed the
assault , and a general fight between
the Germans nnd Irish Hoemod inuni
nont. A warrant was at once sworn
out before" Judge Gow , nnd O'Lcary
was arrested and jailed , to answer to
the charge of murderous assault. Ho
wa admitted to bail to-day in the sum
of $000 , and bound over to np-
pear at the [ September term
of court. O'Leary to-day denies
all recollection of the matter , claim
ing that ho wiw so thoroughly intorfi-
catcd that ho did neb know what he
was doing. lie pleaded very hard
with Mr. Arncmann ( o withdraw his
charge , but as the oll'onso is n state
case , this could not bo done , and
O'Leary ' will have to stand trial.
Mr. Arnomann returned to the city
at noon yesterday , and looks as if ho
had been run through n thrashing ma
chine. Ho is n very powerful man
and his magnificent physique has
doubtless saved his life. A frightful
gash UDon his head bears evidence to
his .rough treatment , nnd if O'Lcary
doca forget the Occurrence , Mr. Arne
mann is likely to remember it for
some time to come.
TJnforttmnto Youth.
A'young man arrived in this city yes-
totday in a deranged condition from
low.i. IIo
was accompanied by n
friend who was taking care of , him.
The young'fellow wasnbout eighteen
yearn old and quite fine looking. JIo
had been working on a farm some
distance from Council Ulufl's nnd re
ceived a sunstroke , which eocms to
Imvo.pcrmanontly affected hia brain.
Ho applied to Commissioner Drexel
for assistance ) and was given n ticket
to his homo , about eight miles from
Lincoln , to which place he left yester
day morning.
DunRorously IlL
Dr. Gilbert 0. Monoll wont to Do-
noit about two weeks ago to bo
treated for - an abccsn in hia side ,
Since ho reached there It appears he
has boon growing worse and BCOIIIB
unable to find relief. A nhort time
ago his grandson , 0. M. Hitchcock ,
was telegraphed for , and now word
has been received by his son , John J.
Monoll , to proceed there as his fath
er's condition is precarious.
Michigan Soldiora In Nournskix-
All men now residing in the state
of Nebraska who served in n Michigan
regiment during late war , and who
have npt boon cm-oil od in the Ne
braska association of Michigan ox-
soldiers and sailors , are requested to
send their names to the undersigned ,
who will transmit to thorn circulars ,
&c. State papers plcaso copy ,
WATHON B. SMITH , '
Scc'y Nob. Association.
MrsPealiody'a Death-
Mrs. K , E. Peabody , sister of the
Into Senator Hitchcock , died Suuday
at the residence of Col. Wilbur on
Harnoy street. Mrs , Peabody had
been ill about ton days , Thu lady
wassovonty-foiir yearsold ! , and Jiad
Hvcd for the past tun years in the
family of Col. Wilbur. The funeral
took place at 3 p. m , yesterday.
Interment was had in Prospect Hill
cemetery ,
The Water Inspector of the District
Government , Mr. D. P , Itarton , re
siding at the Washington House ,
Washington , D. 0. , was so crippled
with rheumatism , so ho says , that ho
could scarcely walk : the pains would
sometimes attack him on the street ,
compelling him to stop still until they
had loft. IIo tried St. Jacobs Oil
and was soon perfectly cured and ablii )
to walk us long and as far as any man ,
Forty years' trial tiiproyvci "BLACK-
DRAUGHT " the best liver medicine K.Til
the world.
0 V , Ooodinan1 * .
TUB Now City Directory
soon to be issued will bo the most t
thorough and complete of any , ry
over issued for Omaha. People who
have recently como to the city , or
those who have recently changed their
residence or boarding place , should
send their now address at once to ildJ.
M. Wolfe , 120 8. Fourteenth street ,
comer Douglas , so that their names
will appear in tha no\y directory cor-
OJct when issued , jy3W3w
Now Bnaineu Building * .
Houscll's now building on Fnrnlmm
street is roofed ,
Workmen are putting on the roof
of Hosier A Clark's now building , on
Fourteenth street , between Douglas
and Dodge.
Masons nro now on the second story
of MillarcVs block , on Hnrnoy ntreot.
The foundations of Lytlo's nnd
Crcighton's block , on Farnham street
are nearly completed.
The foundations of the Millard ho
tel are nearly finished.
Hum's building will bo ready for
occupancy early nest month.
A portion of ller's block will soon
bo finished nnd ready for occupancy.
The concrete footings of the Grand
Central nro being laid.
The workmen ere on the fourth
story of Uoyd's opera houso.
The lathers and plaatorora nro nt
work on Strang's block. The machin
ery for the hydraulic jiassongor olovn-
tor has arrived and noon will be put
in. Thin elevator will bo the first
over used in Omaha for carrying pas-
flciigorn , The building will be finished
BOIIIC time next month.
PERSONALS.
I. II , Way left for the went yeiterday.
T. S. McMurray left yottcidny for
HantingH.
W. H McCord returned yesterday from
n three weeks trip In the west.
lien , Itnyre , ono of JJurkalow liros.
men , has gone on a vlnit to hn ! home in
Maryland.
Wm. C. Mitchell , one of the proprietors
of Mitchell' * Pleasure 1'arty , IH registered
at the Crcighton.
T. L. KimbaU , assistant fjcneral manager
gci of the U. P. , left yesterday afternoon
for Kaunas City.
W. 0. Kurd man returned yesterday
aftornojn from a trip In the northwestern
part of the state.
paiJ
J. Jil. Morae , general ticket and pas
senger agent of the U. P. , left for Kansas
City y ierday.
Tr. Hyde 1ms gone to Jamestown , N.
Y. When ho returns Mrs. Dr. Jlydo'will
accompany him.
Ifon. George II. Jewttt , of Sidney , ar
rived | in town yesterday afternoon and U
stopping at the Witcnoll ,
toI
Maj. Kustnvo Stcphennon left yesterday
afternoon for a trip to Washington. During
hill hi absence the major will do all the
principal watciing.
Major Stanton left yesterday for Wow
York. After short
a stay thcro he will go
to West Point where he has boon assigned
13 lecturer to the polytechninal clas * .
0. I F , Ooodman left ycutcrday for
Kansas City , to attend the annual conul
vciuion ! tif tliu I'lmrmaceiitlcal association
of America. From thcro lie will go with
. Goodman and little girl , on the ex
cursion to Santa Fc'Now Mexico.
F , Mi Hublce , a merchant of Arapahoc ,
. , ia at the Withnell.
Miss Gas3inn.il , of Sclmylcr , left yestcr-
itay afternoon for the cast.
D , 0. Lovclaml , of Columbiu , is in the
city , otaying1 ut the Canncld.
H. Can field nnd family , from West
Point , ere staying nt the Canficld.
George ] { . Mann , the architect of the
Grand Central , is at the Witlmell.
Hon. K : , 0. Carm , ex-lloutoiinnt-gov
crnor , of Suwartl , is tit the Withnell.
K. W. Wells , of Schnyler , pasicd
through Oinnlm yesterday on liia w.iy
east.
MivjorJ.T. Cl.irkson , of Schiller , was
in the city ycqtcrdav , on his way to Chi-
ago.
Ifon. John Sherman passed thrnngh the
city ycHterday on IIH ! way from the Pacific
coast to his homo in Ohio ,
E. 8. Wilkinson , the gentleman who in
putting in nrtcHian wells along the line of
the U. P. , IH at the Canfield.
11. W. Mustard , cif the tea liouso of MuV
tard & Co. , Slmnglial , China , was in Omalir.
yesterday , on Ilia way home via of San
Francisco nnd Pokin. IIo bos been absent
from China twelve months , traveling in
Europe and America. Mr. Mustard 1ms
been a resident of China for a period of
seventeen yearn. Ho expect * to reach
Shanghai in about twenty-six days. The
population of that city , lie says , fs not far
from 700,000.
"Tho Itovoro House , Council Blull's
is the best sccond-clu&s hotel in the
west. " uugl7-lm
Pretty ttootV
' Jio. | Dncnn , Laporto , Ind. , writes :
\ our'SriUXollLOssoM1 In all you cracked
it up to bo. My dyspepsia has all van-
why don't you advertise Itj what
allowance will you nmko if I take a dozen
bottlun , so that I could oblige my friends
occaKlouaUyJ" Price 60 cent ) , trial bot-
tie * 10 cents ,
DIED.
COU EY Yesterday , Hesperia , eight-
year-old daughter of O. S , Corey.
Funeral this afternoon at 3 o'clock , from
the ic'sldencc , corner KIghtcenth and Cum *
Ing strccU
1'rophets nro generally not honored
at homo of which rule "Conrad's
Uudweisnr" makes an ozcoption , Ask
your grocer for U. nufco
No liead-iiclio or Imrk-nche for ladies
who drink "WINE OF OARDUI. "
At T , 0. Uoodnnu'i.
For nice fresh meat go to GUILD ,
Meat Market on Tenth street , near >
ho U. P. depot. tf
. . . . . . .
Go to A. D. Moro's for boots nnd
shoes , it you want to buy them nt
bottom Prices , Fourteenth and Farn-
1mm ,
BLUE GRASS SEED
Just received at Evans' scod store.
re.L.
THROUGH TRAIN TO ST , PAUL.
On and after July llth , 1881 , lie
Sioux OHy& Pacific train will leave ,
the U. P. traiufor nt 7:15 : p. m. ,
running through to St. Paul , via Sioux
City route
Parties wishin ? booth stands dur
ing State' ' Fair , address E. P , Davis ,
Omaha , Neb. jy28-sop2
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Nowa Notes From Over the
Uiyor.
Events of Interest to People Gen-
TIIK nr.um is nitinr.
The residence of W. W. Wallace
will add more to the improvement of
Council Bluffs , on account of its be
ing on the blufl's than half
, a I dozen
houses built on thu low lands.
The next term of the high school
will bo hold in the now Bloomer build
ing , on Willow avenue. The board
have decided that the old building is
too high for high school. What will
be done with it ? Perhaps Hon. James
F. Wilson will suggest some use it can
bo put to. Wo ought to have some
kind of an institution of learning hero
higher than n high school , and this
would bo a splendid location.
Hon. Jamso F. Wilson seems to bo
in great demand this year of 1881.
He spoke at Logan the other day ; is
to be here at the dedication of the
new Bloomer school building the 2Gth
inst. , and is booked for Hamburg
September 21.
L. F. Murphy , bookkeeper at Ofli-
cor . & Puscy'fl bank , delivers the ad
dress of welcome ut the dedication of
the new Bloomer school building. E.
E. Aylcsworth also speaks.
The Milwaukee it St. Paul road are
making Iowa soil fly in the vicinity of
Mr. Parks' mill , at Parksvillo. The
engineer says ho thinks the first train
will whistle down brakes at their de
pot in Council BlnfTa about January 1 ,
1881.
Sudgo W. 0. James has not left the
city , yet. Ho says that his partner ,
Aylesworth , 1ms seen ao much during
his eastern trip it will do for the firm.
There is nioro pleasure now for him in
remaining in Council Bluffa and
watching buildings go up.
The law allows the killing of prairie
chickens for n season. Sportsmen
should not bo too hard on the birds.
At the rate they are being slaughtered
the children will not oven know what
a prairie chicken resembles. The
general assembly should enact a law
prohibiting killing these birds n to
gether for ten years.
An accident occurred yesterday near
the Union Pacific bridge. The vic
tim was ; i very fine milch cow , owner
unknown. The cow was found mired
about a halfa , mile below the east end
of the bridge. She was completely
unable to moyo , and her hindquarters
were badly catoh by wolves. The cow
was ; alive yesterday. The animal was
white ! and red , with flowing horns.
Any one missing u cow o ( this de
scription will learn of her fate by call
ing on J. II. Marr , who lives about a
quarter of a milo east of the river ,
near Murr's lake.
That scdato justice/ court that trav
els around over Pottawattainio county '
a week or so prior to elections and
goes by the name of John W. Bairdi
has committed so many sins lately ,
politically ; that the Lord has con
verted him into a small , revised edi
tion of Job.
James Hopkins , of Missouri Valley ,
came down yesterday in company with
Ed March and Frank Dodson to take
a look ut the leading driving park in
the country.
Threo'young men irom Omaha cre
ated quite : i disturbance yesterday
near ( the Wnbash depot. It scorn's
they t , hnd purchased abater melon for
twelyocents.andasonoof them weighed
considerably more than the other two
it was a'grood that he ought to pay
onn-third nioro than they as his share.
This so mixed them up that the three
became ' excited and n general fracas
w'
was the result. There were no ar
rests made.
N. J. Burke , of Omaha , was in the
city yesterdaj' , a guest at the Ogdon.
Tin : B&K is certainly neb doing
Council JJlufls any harm. A trcutld-
man who has boon living in Omaha ,
and has been n constant reader of Tun
BKK , says ho wants to live in a wide-
awake city , so ho cnmo over last
week and purchased a residence up in
Glondalc.
There was a largo demand for now
potatoes yesterday. First hands were
paying as high as $1,40 per bushel.
Sweet potatoes are cheaper , about 3
cents per pound. Eggs still keep at
10 cents , nnd butter remains at 15
cents. Tomatoes are 60 cents ; grapes ,
4 _ cents ; wood , $5 to § ( i ; hay , $5 ;
corn , 55 cents.
The farmers any the com is not as
good as it appears. On examination ,
it ia found that only about two-thirds
of most of the oars are filled out. Of
course they will derive just na much
money from what they have , as the
price will bo higher.
The cnso of the state of Iowa vs.
Robert Johnson was called up in E ,
J. Abbott's court yesterday. Johnson -
son pleaded cuilty to the charge of
cheating and defrauding the pro
prietor of Lower's hotel out of some
tine-cut meal nnd potatoes , The court
sent him up for fifteen days to board
out the same amount with Perry Reel
at the county's expense.
The CC.BO of the state of Iowa vs.
Charles Groves , pending for some
time before Justice Abbott , is
brought on for hearing before is
honor yesterday afternoon. is
cuso grew out of n disturbance at a
German picnic put in Lewis township.
On that occasion Graves , having no
doubt imbibed too freely of some
thing a little more nourishing than f | !
ice water , it is claimed assaulted
Adam Miller , who was attending the
picnic. Miller was pretty well pound
ed up and swears that Graves did it
with his little fist. Graves denied
this and says if Miller got bruised it
was done by some ono else. The tes
timony developed the tact that who
ever did the striping was moan
enough to wear false knuckles. The
court reserved its decision until to-
W. S. Rico , captain of Council . (
Bluffs independent battery , has received -
coivod orders from Bhonnuidoan to
make propiratiyus to fire 200 rounds I
during the grand reunion , which
takes place there commencing August
2 ! ) and ending August 01. Capt.
Ilice has ordered Lieut , E. J. Abbott
Hint this request is fully com
plied with and have everything in
readiness. :
The I sidewalk in front of the now
Brown block , on Main street , was loft
in a very dangerous condition last Sat
urday. There was nothing put up
there to prevent an nccident by n per
son falling otr the sidewalk into the
cellar.
The new comet designated " 0" has
been plainly visible since last Satur
day evening a little west of north.
Itov. J G. Lcmen don't give his
congregation any time to discuss mat
ters with the evil one. Ho keeps
right on through the heated * term.
Last Sabbath ho preached both morn-
inur and evening. In the evening his
discourse was especially interesting.
Subject : "For God so loved the world
that Ho gave His only begotten Son
that whosoever belie veth in'IIimlmisjht
not perish but have everlasting lifoV
A team consisting of two horses at
tached to a single bugsjy ran nway on
Main street ycstordny. They were
finally checked with but slight damage -
ago to the vehicle.
J. W. Kern , of North Bend , Ne
braska , was in the city yesterday on
business.
Siuco the Slocumb law wont into
ell'ect across the river , our "liquid
shops" arp well patronized on Sun
days by citizens of that placo.
Miss Emma Lnporto nnd her sister ,
Miss S. Laporto , wcro nt Jho Pacific
yesterday.
An emigrant family passed through
Council Blull's yesterday. There wcro
eight children , all told , nnd each one
bora in a different state.
The case of Stcolc vs. Graves was
decided in Judge Abbott's court.
Graves proved an alibi. A young man
named Pool came into court and stat
ed that he could keep quiet no longer
and sco another man suffer in his
stead. Ho was the individual that
did the poundiiiK. L. Bothers had
sworn positively that ho saw Graves
do the striking and then stop back and
slip a pair of knuckles off his fingers.
A man named Miller , after the case
had closed , accused Bothers of being
n little off in his testimony.
A. S. Dunham ct Co. shipped a
largo quantity of fresh picked apples
yesterday.
C. E. Stone says that wherever ho
has been the corn crop is looking
nicely on the outside , anyway.
Gco. Williams , the happy darkey ,
who has a Mexican woman tor a wife ,
and gave thu police forca such a chase ,
pot sober enough yesterday morning
to understand what the court hnd in
stoio for him and received his dose of
$0.85 , including costs , which ho set
tled by an order on John T.
Baldwin without oven turning pale.
The case ot the two colored men
who did the fighting for the crowd in
the rear of the Pacific was called in
Burko's court yesterday. Miles Gray
walked uplikoa "colored man , " leaded
guilty and laid down 88.85 , which in
cluded costs. His antagonist got off
with a very'light fine.
Five or six drunks wcro also dis
posed of. Anil then a little "alley"
girl named JennieClark. . She got a
little "high" Sunday , and driving ono
of Paul Bouquott's rips , she wanted
'to be way ahead of anything else 6n
the mad ; so she let him loose
nnd ho went up Broadway
lus if he had been shot from a cannon.
When ono of thu wheels struck an
other team Jennie really thought that
the whole rig started that way. By
the time she settled the damages she
had come to the conclusion before she
started out nest Sunday she would
decide not to bu such a high flyer.
There should bo some action taken
by the city counsel to prevent the depositing -
positing of rubbish of all kinds in tha
vicinity of the newly graded street"
leading to the trotting park. Any
person driving in that direction during
the present heated term can regale l.is
nose with about fifty varieties of odors ,
any one of which would bo sufficient
to cause the abdominal cavity to per
form all kinds , of gymnastics. This
matter for the credit and wealth of
the city should bo attended to at
once.
once.T.
T. J. Evans wont out on the Wa-
bosh fc St. Louis road yesterday on
important business.
Adam Foropaugh should add to his
collection of storcopticon views
"George Parks hunting a coon , " with
Justice Baird peeping from behind
the stile.
Mrs. W. A. Mynster is lying quite
sick at hordioino at Mynstcr Park.
W , 0. Unthaak has not yet made
his appearance on the streets , but wo
understand that ho is beyond danger.
Gentlemen of the city council : The
good Lord gave each ono of j ou a
soul ; don't bo afraid to acknowledge
it before him , eyon if the mayor is
present.
Few citizen have an idea th'at the
"BiKMuddy"aswotormthoMissouri ,
affords ono uf the finest beach drives
to bo found anywhere , for miles
south of the U. P. 'bridge. The
beach is sandy and as level as n house
floor. Although few people from
Council Bluffs are seen there quite a
number front Omaha visit it nearly
every day. On the north end of the
bench is a lake known as Marr's lake ,
which affords splendid bathing accom
modations. The bottom is hard
and sandy. One can wade !
out for some distance The water is
of just thu right temperature. is
lake is fed by numerous springs. The
young men and some of the in
como A over from Omaha to
frequently j to Ret good bath and get
the dust out of their ears. Mr. Marr
says that next season ho shall erect
bath houses and keep bathing suits for
There came very near being quite i a
serious accident out at Big Lake last
evening. Wo are informed that _ a
couple of 'greenhorns' ' who thought
they knew more than "Skipper"
Mack * took a boat and in
stead 'ot Rottiug him to go with thorn
started alone. They had not gone far
before a gust of wind took the sail
and gave the boat a quick turn. In
stead of letting the sail go , they kept
it taut to the windward. This veered
the boat and she skipped considerable >
water and came very near giving the
occupants ( a wet berth.
Mrs. Hoover.'wifoof H. H. Hoover ,
and daughter of Mrs. Noble , died yes-
tcrday morninir.at . 2 o'clock She will
ho buried at 10 o'clock this morning
from her residence on North Main
streets.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
What Wns Dofce at Their Last
Mooting.
At the last mooting the county com-
missioncrs directed the county clerk
to advertise until 27th inst. for pro-
posals to furnish all hard and soft
CO required by the county for the
CO year :
The following accounts wcro ordered
toCr be paid from the road fund. Peter
Coasidy , $1C ; Jacob Waqner , $19.50
for ; work on road : Win. 0. Ilaiioy ,
grading 148.58j E. Thomas , same ,
812 ; 0. A. Jensen , grading block 14f ,
§ 200Michael ; Duffy ; grading Fifteenth
street road , 853.20 ; Win. Von
_
Dohren . , repairing bridge at Millard -
lard , SSr.Gij H. 0. Thomas , $55. J.
A.W Howe , 813.33 , grading ; Jnmcs
Walsh , woik on thu road , $42. From
the general fund : S 0. Drain-
erd , express , 81.50 ; Milton Rogers ,
stove grate , $3 50 ; U , & M. railroad ,
ticket for pauper , § 1.35 : Burr imple
ment company , goods for poor
farm , $11.13 ; H. H. Me-
Ivoon , witness fee , $4 ; Geo. H.
Guy. arrest of Frank Martin. § 20.55
Fred Drcxel cash
, expended , § 3.10 ;
J.G. 11. Porter , witness fees , $18 , John
G.
G.P.
P.
P.CO
CO Wnkefield , balance as assessor , $36 ;
Chicago Lumber company5 ! > . 91 ; Geo.
Drexel , hauling lumber , $10 ; K. P.
Knight , serf ice as commissoner , $50 ;
F. W. Corliss , cash expended , § 1.50.
Miss Ella Torranca solicits sowing
by the day orweek. Call or nddrcss
her , 4th street , cor. Worth , Council
Bluffs. metf
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO LOAN MONEY.
M1 0 KY TO LOAN Call at Law Ollice of D.
L. Thomas Room S. Crelcrhton Block.
( & { * A AAA To loan at from 8 to 10 per cent.
H > lM/.wlMI on ( joe < t real estate-security , liy
UK , ISAAC EDWAKD4 , HOO Farnham fct.
TO WAN At 8 per con t In-
tru t In luiiw of ? -,500 and
upward * , for 3 to years , on Iln > t-ula99 citv and
( arm property. Ueitis Hot , KHTATK and' LOAN
AOK\CY , ISth and Douglas HU.
HELP WANTED.
KD flood blacksmith for cno oftlie
VV best tomis In the country , steady work.
Apply to Dolan k Lanjjn orthy , 14th Ht , 740 27
iO First-cla1 * ? muhlncry and home
. work moIJcrc. AcMrtsi Seaton i Lea ,
ncoln Iron Works. 764-27
WASTED Ininiudlatcly , first-class eamavB
Ing aftcnts. Call at the otticc of Oroff S ;
llontjfoiiicry , over Omiha Natlnnal bank. 752-23
WANTED Good tecond girl , nt 1S18 Chicago
fi. Good wages paid. 7bl-tf
W 1 ANTED Agiol H > P.O and w.ip > t f r df-
liter/mtpose ) 14131) d.ostntl. 765-22
WANTED A liar tar at Coula Falsts , Dodc
street , next tD VostotHco. V6C-t
WANl'K To rent , by a permanent tenant ,
. . ajfooi ouse , centrally located. Address
A. U. Head , care ot Stcc'.c , Johnson & Co.
WANTKO A few day boarders , nt 1700 Hurt
ktrcet , 737-22
WAN Ma-hlne hand to tale wcrk home ,
at Omaha fchirt Factory. 731-23
TED A situation by a jounf ; man In a
. . grocery store , on or about .September Is ; .
Has some experience. Address "M. a. " Fruehauf -
hauf s book ttore , Farnham St. , city. 741-23
" \XrANTED Vnrhlno hands , at the Omaha
YY Shlit Factory. 72922
"VXTAVfED A girl for general home work , , at
\ ) IMOlIarnevst. 7SO tl
WANIUD-Sltuatlon In clothing ir jrroccry
house by a man of cxpcritncc. Adiliesa
L. IV , , fliaolHvc. 727-22
WANTED Dining roim plrl , at Kclnckc'a
J restaurant , IMlinnJ JucKson bU. 7:11-25 :
WAN'IKD ItaUcr immediately , can bake good
' hruadnnd pct ! > ; lair ua C9. Address M. J.
it , Shcnandoiih , Io a , 715-24
-
"V ANll'.Il iwslllnn by a man lu-uistomcd
W
. . to the hotel and ( 'rocery bubine& . ( Jocxl
rufcrfiiccu. Address C. 1) ) . , Ike oHice. 710 21
WANTKIi A competent cook for private
' family. Knqiilre nt residence , souih 10th
street. Mrs. 11. Kountze. 721 ? 3
WANTFD Another olllco boy at It. 0. Dunn
& Co. , 215 South 14th Kt. 703-tf
WASTKD TO Tit ADE Almost new top side
bar buTtfy for a phaeton. Enquire at lice
Olliec. 097-tf
WANTED A competent workman , ono that
understands all kinds of work , auch a me
can find steady work and peed \iaj'ci. ] iy rit-
InjfiT calling on W , I' . Clark , at Maplcton , la.
No drunkard need apply. Ua2-2U
WANT \ Cllrl for ircnoial housework In
Hill lall family at fOO ll'h 3t. Sf 2 tf
FOR RENT HOUSES AND LAND.
F 10H IIKNT Nlnccly furnished ( rout room
Handy to U. V , depot , 1115 10th St. 740-24
17011 IlENT Mccly furnished rocms. at ( XU
X1 17thttreet. 749-tf
WASTKD A pool table to rentnitli ; prlvl-
leye of liurcliibliiff. Btate price.
Address OKU. INJIAK ,
431-tf Vail , Crawford Co. , Iowa.
T KM18' IIKAI.fSTAT ISOOM. Soc Ut page.
IANTKU Piindlni. brld P and < ihool bonds
WANTBU Clark , Belle * ue. 28-tf
AI.t , AT UHM. B. E. OIiAKKE'S No. 1 Hoard
CAM Home , cor. ISth and Dodge titi. Ueat
In the cltv. flio-tf
ItKKT-Doslrablo ( uriil.liej room , at 1700
FOR
Hurt trc > ct. 73U-22
' FurnWicd room , 8. W. Cor , 19th
and Davenport btx. 742i
HENT FuniWicil room with board , ea t
Foil
IdeCOth , bttnecn Chicago and Caw ktn.
KKKT A foo.1 ktab'e , ono blocK fromthe
FOR
U.I' , depot. Imiulro of M.Tue , Withnell
llourie. 745-tt
EOR HGNT KIcK iiturnbliocl rooms. Iteisou
able prlcca , brick house , tttlSCiuM St. U2l : tt
FOlt KENT purnUhedorunfuriilshtxl roomx ,
Datcnportntrcet , south uklu , tlilnl haute
\\vitoflCthbtrect. 117-23
TTlOIl HUNT House of fe cn rooms , kitchen ,
J } cellar , cistern , well and barn , on South At -
line , next to Wool worth' * residence * Knuulroat
14th and Kamhauifits , J. JOHNSON , U02-tf
I7\OU \ HKKT Larve bani. Inquire at 1818 Chi.
JJ caxo St. U74 tf
tEUIS bairattllnK long 1UU of tiouocj , loti
landi Mid farms for Ue. Call and get [
them.
T710U KENT A nicely furnUhed front room for
aJ one or two gentleuicn , at U10 Howard trect.
33 tf
ITlOK JII AI x rurnuneu rooiui o\er wea.
4.chxnt * ' xvUiife , K. K. ccr , IBtli and Dodge >
ktructa.
FOR 8ALE.
" 1710H SALK A lot of hf arjlnzhoute furoltnro
JJ > t mrtbwcit cornc-r llth aid Jk on
gj SOIAL NOTIOES-Ooutmuod
. - .
Tfi Dv Trare ctmnco toTiimn Into well
twtablMi.tl cash trade. Will ttmy \ \ Rener l
, tb . Ic of mmhandlte. lttmt l In one of the bc t
Milppln * l > olnU on It. & H. 1C. I' . For f nrtlitr
jiirtiCTilarscallornddreijJ , Ik Mninjor.HfiVcrly ,
Neb. 7402 *
SAI.K l/fiicand fnrnittiroof a flrst-cU * J-
Foil In a tennof 1300 Inhabitant * , In nuly
of Ncbruka ; linn 24 bcdi ! the trat cling men's rf
sort. Inquire nHlKBomce. 818
l.tut ! SAI.K MKIKI ol KoiitclitK Aim nnriiy coun *
L' ' tics. A. r.OSEWATKII,1620F rnh m > trr l
nzo-tf
IT1OU SAI.At n Urk'Aln , a full lot and two
JF dome * , on Sutli ntntt , firth houvo nortli of
ShcraanSt. 1'rlcc. WOU. THOMAS (1AIIAN.
720-22
1IK.S lArse tioirclim ; haute , on north-
FOK
Jj we t comer of Hth and .lartson St. James
U. Chapman , 1307 Capitol Avcnui- .
lOII UK.VT A two-story homo of 7 rooms with
ftnblc , onMiornmti Axe. Appl ) at Aletrni'g
feed ( tore , 207 H. 12tll 8U 728-tt
"ipoit SALE A f rm of eighty acruH , In o I
J ] rrpalr , ( li > l home , 22x30 nnn ell 14x10 ,
niMI otchanl of lie rlnt ( tree * . Otio milo iKinth
of Ormwn ( lly , Innn. on S. 0. k V. II. It. Will
R\O | tlinuon mrt If wl hcd. AiKlrcf.i f. M. fcarn ,
Onmha , Neb. nlRJtf.i21 4t
171011 SALE A new nil Iralhcr lop clde-bnr
; Phaeton with Kjirlni ; vushlonnnd back , nt W.
I : . Crattoti'a rani Rf top inaimfnctorj 314 , R.
16th tt. bet. Farnhiun nnd Hartley. ,07-W
SAI.K-Kcat houco nnd full lot , 12 blocks
from I' . O. at WO. Jens L. SlcOAotm.
71'J.tf Opp. 1'ostoUicc.
1,1011 SAI.n-Kour S Ii ; 1' . cninnci. two IB II' '
I1 I' . ciiRlne * , ono 18 II. P. mtlittl Irallor , ono
Bit. I' . , onelu It I1 , nnd I U > II. I' , liorlzontul
boiler , nil new. By Oimlm Foundrj' and Mn ,
chlnu Company , Omaha , Neb. tnu 17C-a'23
" 1,1011 HA1.K Horse , ini t'y nnd harnc , nho
J ; one dimji c-irt. Kmpjlre I' . Jlannlnjr , 131U
ami Howard st. ( UI-U
' 1701C H.U.E Hno utock farm of 4fO
1 } good liouec , cnttlo hcd , orchard &c. , wltlv
In caKy nsich ol railroad. Price , iJISOO , tear
time nt 0 > . JU1IN L. ikCAGUK , Opp. Test
Olllio. 68l-tt
F I OH HALF1. Neat rottatru and ( rood lot at
61UO. JOHN L. McCAdUi ; , Opp. P. O.
037-tf
170K AU : ON KASy TERMS.-Oood Hotel
I.1 In D Tld City. Neb. , well located near A. &
N , divot , plenty of room , good accommodations ,
four lots , and good barn. Can be had at a bar'
train. For particular * . Inquire of or adduiwO.
If. Ford , l' Tld City , ZsobnwVa.
Aug. 11 , Dallv3tcod.w2t.
FOU SAI.K On rcaaonablo terms. A buslncst
that U juxj-lnjf ? 400 n month , tiuarantccs
gl\cn as to title of nroperty and lease of premise * .
t nqulre at ofllcc of Sam J. Howell. 217 b. 14n St. ,
Omaha. 612-tl
EOll SAI.B Hone , buggy and harness , Can
be seen at 3tc\ensou'3 Capitol Avenue bam
I'rlce , 82M > . E. C. hM.IS. CGO-tf
OR PAI.K-A tlnt-clatu milk dairy. Inquire
at IhUolIlce. 617-aiif ; 27
HOUSK3 AND LAND lierols rents houses ,
utorcd , hotel * , farms , loU , lands , olticu/
rooinc , etc , See 1st page ,
TOOK 8AT.E flood house with four room * and
1 ? half lot , No. 2013 Uodco between 2lth ! and
27tli street , flood Mull and sli.ido lives ; house In
good condition. Inquire on premise * . ' ? 21-tl
U 'HimEU.AS AncJ 1'anuoiB repu red tojl II.
SCIIUTT llth and F.m.am . nts. 780tf
> UIUK K SAI.K.
) 203-tf ESTABHOOK i COE.
EOR SA'.E A small engine. D. W. Payne *
Son's make. In perfect oajcr. Inquire of 11.
U.lCUrk & Co. 80-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
STItAYED Vroni my place , on Itth and Jack-
Son streets , on August Oth , one redan \slitc I !
heifer , 2 j Kara old 747-27
,
STUAYF.D " A larn'o red cow with leather strap
aronundtho horns , Finder wlll'be llbcwlly
rewarded by returning her to C. Jlathewnon , cor.
22t and I'ierce Sts. 74S-22
J"T "TT/ " " . ! ? IE Manufactory of l pcr
_ . JU. 1 T boxes , 1403 Farnham street ,
Omaha , Nib. af
STRAYKO A red and hltu heifer with weak
eyes , hat runaway Thursday from Itosmiis- .
sen , : . ' 4S Jdhnson Street.
mo IET One roam lth board , U03 California
I street.
TItAYEP from Jonm St. , between 7th and
§ Stli , this morning ( Aui ; . 10th ) one pair home * ,
ck and h'ray , latter had bland " 11.1. L. " on
left hip. \\ill ray rconoiulily far their return.
ClUSTTIIOMl'SO'N. 722-a
CAM. on or address I'ottcr * Palmer , 40 South
6th btri'et , Council filnlTs , louu , for rail
road tickets east , west , north nnd south. ( Ircatly
rcdnccKl ratm on all tic'cU. Every tlclet Ruar-
antt'td , and tickets bought , sold ninl cxclian d
au l 7-lin
FOUTUNR TEI.LUIl AND MEDIUM Mr .
X Kllza tcla ! past present , and future In lovu
and all alTalrs. She reveals the deepest tc'Cretajf
tin heart. Hlic ivoses thu magnetic ) ioner to fnl
mi nil your wishes. Call nt No. 1010 Chlrago.
street , near 10th. a g li-tf (
JOST lletnecn Occidental Hotel nnd
J tor's , n pair of | ; ol 1 spectacles. The finder
will ho rewarded by lca\Ing them at Octlilenta
Hotel. 012-tf
T OST Sunday afternoon on Howard St. ,
JJ child's xold ; bracelet , marked "Ethet. " Find-
cr will please leave at llee Office. 673-tf
TEMIS' NEW CITY MAt'd.iJo , Soolit
V TIAVED-Froin ! 211S Hnniey street July 28
kj one largehrlndlf cow , Oycara old , branded on
hip with letter " 0. " Han come white tpota on
her. Any ono L-hiiiR Information wlicruehcis
r return her will be Bidtablr rewarded.
M8tt A. Jl. CLAHK.
AM ONE hat-in ? work fora typa writer * can
be accommodated by tclephoninath ; UK
olll ao.
BEill HEAL ESTATE EXCII ANO E.-S
1- t
IKiIITKlNO-J. J , ilcLatn h still In tno
J Uirhtnini ; Hod IUI-IIICBH , wliok.-tilu and re
tail. itodx put up or repaired on uliort iiutleu.
Ordcraby null orotberwUe will reecho prompt
attention. Satisfaction yuarantiicd Call or ad-
rciM 1011 Samidcm ttrcut.
4114a2i
rrifllltEK or four young men can be accommoda-
J _ ted lth board. Kefcrenceiiexeliaimod. Ap
ply 2011 Cass itreet , < th door wobt of 20th bt. ,
or address Box S37 > jwetolllcx ) . 313" !
HJI. nnoWN-Cornei 12th and Chie KO
. btrecU , la ready to bore or deepen u ells.
Satitfac'tlon Kuarantced. fc03tf
DONT FOliqET-The sueccssors 01 the Amcr- . ' - fi ; '
Iran House , on Douglas street , lictuccn Otb * * Tj
and 10th , for board , lodging and transient cut
tomcra. lleupcctfull Si
UMUfi & I.OUISK R.PR.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
uxiiriou , jxmry. Qu
* enby
vritlout c'b ' fear of jhellU taultliuf from hci Dptp , yl
Sold taW ID caw. by all Or6c n
CO