OMAHA DAILY BKB. MONDAY , AUGUST 29 , issi.
DAILY BEE.
Monday Morninc , Aug. 29.
LOCAL BREVITIES ,
* rntttrwm fella coal.
Get your luxUnt Donne' * .
-Frederick Lciu11tig Hatter.
Sfixe's Cream Soda still boomlnp ; .
COO business lots. Call on UeiuU.
tOOO resilience lotn , Bcmln , ftgcnt ,
Don't forget Saxo's for perfumery.
25C hoitMjs and lot * . Uemla' agency.
Demla' real c UU lx > otn. 1'int p g <
A. W. Nason , Donttst , JfvcoVs block
Warranted Tooth Brushes at KuLn's
Hernia' now maji of Omaha , 2."i cents
Thowindaws are being \n\l in Strung'
now building In-tiny.
200 farms and 900,000 acres of lam
BemU , Agent.
The Lion continues to roar for Moore' '
tlarncoa and Snddlery.
For FINK Commercial Job Printing
til at TDK HER Job rootnn.
I're-icripUonsi aupcclalty , Opera IIou *
I'hnnnacy , 211 S. Ifith Street.
The Omnha Xilhcr club will Biv < >
onocrt Tuesday evening , Hcptembcr Ctl
Ilighcstcasli price paid ( or ccoiiil-h.in
furniture at Abrain' & Lewis' , 111L ! Dnn ;
IM utrcot. a0-2w
A. rare chance to obtain a good payln
Imsincss. Hco npcci.il column. Kmiuire r
South 11 th direct. If
The trial of General J'MUbrook o
the charge of renting one of hi ) houses t
a prontitutp , takes place in the polk
court TuuBilay morning nt 10 o'clock.
Alfred Cur UP , of the car accountant
olHco , I ) . & Jif. 11. 11. , in incapacitate
from work , Buffering from consumption.
Willie Scott , Western Union tel
Rr.iph racs. cngcr , Rtnick lim leg against
nbarp stick in the nidewnlk , Tito ntic
iienotralcd the calf novcral inches , inakir
at painful wound.
There is a young man rooming nn tl
xccond floor of a Varnham Htrcot huildin
who for come time pait lian been in 11
habit of sitting near the- front window <
Ilia room very scantily attired. Ho n |
pears to have no ROIIHO of propriety , an
docs many improper thing * within tl
plain view of pcreonH passing by and tW
in bulldingi un the opposite aide uf tl
utrcut. ' . .
SorionHly Injnrcd-
A runaway of a Boinowlmt suriov
Tifittiro occurred yesterday inornin
f :
nbout 11 o'clock. As a United State
innil wagon was about leaving the fib
Tiles the hornca suddenly started oil
teaming along Iltirnoy street lill tlio
reached Tenth street , where tli
ivagon struck ngaitist a hydrant. Tli
wagon was overturned and the drive
precipitated to the ground. Th
driver , A. V. Smith , fractured tw
I Iionca two inches below the loft knee
and was very severely bruised all eve
iho body. Ho was immediately con
Toyed to Dr. Mercer's institute , vlior
Jiis bones were sot and ho was put t <
bed. Ono of the horses was vor
1 > adly injured , in fact , it is feared it !
injuries may tenninato fatally.
FJBRSONAUS.
r1 James Skinner and wife are now ii
r1i < Omaha on a visit to their friundu. Mr
r1i Skinner was formerly nrcnident of Omaha
Mr. and Mrs. Keith liavo arrived fron
i the cant , where they procured n largi
stock of goods ,
! / . J. Durnhatn anil family have re
turned from their trip to Denver and Lar
arnie.
arnie.Harry.
Harry. Walker , a well-known young St
IiouL ) journalist , IH in the city for n fuv
( lays in the interest of the Hornet , of tlrn
city , one of the spiciest illustrated publi
cations in the country. The Hornet ii
already ouito extensively sold hero , and ! i
meeting a gratifying success everywhere
K. A. Ucnson , of Davenport , Iowa , is ii
.is the city.
.isV. George W. Gray arrived homo yostor
clay from \5slt in the west.
V. James W. Way , of the U. P. arrivw
' yesterday afternoon from Choy
r
T '
5. J * . i I W * , Fitztcrald , Lincoln's wealthy rep
I' " intatlvo man , epent yostonlay nt th
elghton house ,
I ' > T. y. Iteynolds , [ the county clcik o
, nnco county , is In the city. Ho will re
homo to-day.
Jurats F. McCartney arrived Iron
'Nclll City yesterday on a visit to hi
relatives and friends.
Georgoll. Mann , the architect of th
Grand Central , arrived in town yesterxla ;
and is btopping at the Withnell.
Col. Matt J. Patrick and bride , hav
itturncd from Now York. Col , Patricl
\vlll taku up his pcnnancut abode at hi
pleasant homo on Buundera street whlc
lie had hitherto used as a batchclur'u hall
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In order to moot the requirement
of the iato Sunday law , and at th
same thno accommodate my man
patrons , on Sunday , August 28th , ' 81
my Drug and 1'erscription Store wi
bo open during the following lioun
9 a. in. till 1 p. m. , and 4 p. in. ti
8ap : p. in , Only "Physicians' Pn
ecrintioiis proj > arod , " and "Druga
nold during those hours.
I ar i JOHN W , llELt ,
M 820 Soutli Tenth street.
Third Ward Voter * .
I will ait for registration of votei
Monday , the Gth day of Soptcmbo
1881 , for registration of voters of tl
Third Ward , and said book will 5
open at my oilico , 1324 Douglas atro
northeast corner of Fourteenth.
WILU H. lliusy ,
aug24tos5 Ketfistor Third Ward.
RegUtraUoa Notioo-
Notice is hereby given that I wi
, sit at Lonjnzen'B Cigar Store , D14 I
. Tenth street on Monday , Suptomb
Uth , 1881 , for thopurposo of rogtstc
i ) udditiokal voters of , the Fir
vurd and correcting the old list.
In witness whereof I have hereto B
ray hand this , 20th day of Auaui
E. M. STKNHKHO ,
Registrar irs Ward ,
f
BURGLARS LET LOOSE.
Their Midnight Matinee ir4
Bowery Hill
The burglars made llnogs very
lively about Bowery Kill early Satui
< l y morninR. About 2 o'clock they r -
moved the screen from ono ot the
windows in dames McMahon'n house ,
on Thirteenth and Arbor streets , op-
poaito Judge Hasciill's residence.
Vftor Bklnnisliing about the house
or eoino time ono ot them
nally reached Mr. JIc Inlion'H bed
room , 'Jlicro lie secured n gold
ivatcli and chain , a magnifying ylasj
nd Bovoral trinkets of moro or lest
nlue. A few minutca after the man
eft the room Mr. McMahon awoke ,
and feeling thirsty went to the panlrj
o occuro a glass , When he opcncc'
ho door ho almost fell into the armi
f the burglar who wan hidden
n there. Mr. McMnhon was onlj
awake and in no coiulitior
'or a tussle. Besides ho was unarmed
lotreating to secure a weapon tin
imrular took advantage of the oppor
unity to slip out which ho did ir
short order. When Mr. McMahor
returned ho found the burglar misaiiif
and with him the property mentioned
About the satno time an entrance
, vas elFcctcd into the residence o !
Frank Volenta , on the corner of Fif
ccnth street and Bellevue road ,
Quito a lot of personal effects wore re
moved ontsido , whore were they searched
od at leisure. Thirty-seven dollars am
n half were found in ono of the pock
cts , and this was taken and nothini
else was disturbed.
A driver for the Merchants' oxprcsH
living in the snmo vicinity , wan un
able to bleep on account of the heat
Getting out of bed , ho lighted a lam ]
and sat down to read Tin : BIK. II
tad been so engaged but a short tim
when ho heard a suspicious noise-
ono of the windows. Going there t
learn what was the cause ho in
: orrupted the work of a couple of fcl
own who ncampcrcd oft" in the dark
less , i
Another expressman living a for
blocks distant while doling heart
several slight taps at the front door a
f somebody was trying to discover i
the occupants of the house wen
asleep. Getting up ho moved quietly
, o the door and suddenly inquirot
ivho was there.
"Vorslehcn Dotitsch ? " was the quos
ion from the outside.
"No , but what in the do yoi
ivaiit ? " asked the expressman.
"Can you tell mo the road to Oma
Im ? " asked the follow in perfect Eug.
ish.
ish."I'll
"I'll toll you the road to Omahayoi
just wait a moment. "
The expressman began to hastily
inholLtho door , which ho succoodot
n doing just in time to see the fol
ow rapidly disappearing around th <
lornor.
Mrs. John Rush , wife of tin
issistant county treasurer , wai
lick , as it happened and kop
light burning most of thi
imo. This circumstance provontot
n invasion of the Rush housoholt
hich is in the neighborhood.
MARRIED.
STith
lEUMAN-liLDUIDGU-Augtist
At the homo of the brido'H father , J. G
EldridBC , by Nov. J. 13. Mnxiield , Mr
John 13 , Herman and Miss
all of Dlair , Ncbrask-i.
TRUE TO HER TRUST.
Too much cannot bo said of tin
ivor faithful wife and motlmr , con
tantly watching and caring for ho
'ear ones , never neglecting a singh
uty in their behalf. Wlion they an
assailed by disease , and the syston
ihould have a through cleansing , tin
tonmch and bowels regulated , bloot
mrifiud , malarial poison exterminated
iho must know that Electric Bitter
ere the only sure remedy. They an
the best and purest modicina in tin
yorld , and only cost fifty cents. Soh
y Ish & McMahon. ( 2) )
"BLACK-DRAUGHT" makes chilli
and fever impossible.
Children's school shooa at Full
iedo'0 ,
Registration Notice-
BTATi : 01' NEDHAHKA , 1 „
' DUVUI.AH Counrr. )
I wiil ait for registration of voter
Monday , September fith and Otli
1881 , on the Southeast corner o
Twelfth and Cass , for registration o
otois of the Fifth ward.
SoitUYLKii WAKEKIEI.P ,
Registrar of the Fifth Ward.
Aug 25 to SO
The only place in the city whor
Jos. Schlitz'a Milwaukoobeer is foun
on draught is the Merchants E
change , cor. IGth and Dodge Stt I
, .
i i i
Fresh irints and vegetables receive
every duy nt D. Guild's on Tent
street , near U. P. depot. tf
Largo stock of Scotcth styles i :
boots and shoes received at Ful
rieuo's.
The New City Directory
soon lo bo issued will bo the mo :
thorough and complete of any director
ever issued for Omaha. People wh
huvo recently como to the city , c
those who have recently changed the
residence or boarding place , shoul
send their now address nt once to >
M. Wolfe , 120 S , Fourteenth stroe
corner Douglas , so that their namt
will appear in the now directory co
OJct when issued. jy30d3w
For rent or sale , ono organ , " \Vi
sell on monthly payments. J1
Edholm & Erickson's Jewelry Stor
Aug20tf
n Unrncil DrlclRo-
Friday niht an accident occurred on
10 0. U. & Q. railroad near Crcslon ,
station about forty miles west ot
Council Bluffs. A bridge of consid-
rablo nizo n little west of the .station
caught on fire from some unknown
auso , and soon destroyed the entire
Iructure. The passenger train loav-
ng Council Bluffs in the evening had
ust got to this point , and its further
irogresa was prevented , After wait-
ng no mo little time to lot the fire sub-
ido n transfer of passengers wan
nado to the 0. , U. I. & P. railroad ,
t was necessary to add a day coach and
no sleeping car in order to nccotno-
ate the passengers from the C , B.
Q. ' The passengers in the nlcopiiig
ara had just retired for the night ,
nd consequently were considerably
nit out when called upon to trot uf
ud dress. The accident delayed tin
I , I , train nboul an hour in makiiij.
ho transfer of bagtmgo and pas < ; ciigon
o their train. The night in.xil trail
iver the C , IJ. & Q. was delayed it
'caching ' Omaha on account of the ac
lidcnt.
BITTEN TO DEATH.
Hornblo Pate of a LaPlatte
Farinor.
A fanner living near La Platli
; ivcs some facts about a fatal rev
vhich occurred near that place or
Tiiursday of this week. Accordin ;
o the man's statement there hai
30011 a feud existing between twi
loighboring larmorn for n long timi
lime past. Tiiursday ono of then
named O'Lcary got well under the in
lucnco of liuor and then Blurted foi
; ho farm of his enemy.
The farina join and when O'Lcar ;
reached it lie commenced abusing tin
man , whoso naino was John Ko
pojtka. They were both under th
inlluenco of liquor and soon com
mouced' fighting. It wa-j a deatl
struggle , its the result showed
D'Lcary being the stronger of the twi
men got his adversary down am
itlerly bit him to death. Kopcjtk ;
soon after died from the efl'ects of hi
wounds. The deceased is Baid I
lave been , when sober , n vor
leccnt nort of a man , but when drunl
vas rather quarrelsome. Ilo came ti
his state a little over a year ago fron
tlacoupin county , Illinois , and livei
on a routed place. O'Leary is said tie
> o a very vindictive sot t of n iollo\
.nd very quarrelsome. Ho is said t
> o much addicted to drink.
Wo guarantee that "Conrad's Bud
voisor" is brewed , especially for ou
rado , according to the Budwoisc
iroccss , of the best Saazor Hops niu
Bohemian Barley , and warranted t <
ccop in any climate. Ask yonr drug
ist for it.
Child Badly Hart.
Isaac Levi , grocer at 713 Soutl
Dhirtoonth street , with his family , wa
out driving in n lii'ht wagon yestur
day About Thirteenth and Dorca
treots , the bolt which holds the shaf
o the axle slipped out and Mrs. Lev
vas pitched upon her head by a sud
den lurch of the vehicle. She carriei
baby in her arms , and in her dc
dcont aho fell upon the infant. Mre
iovi received several severe cuts am
bruises , but the baby was by far th
nest badly injured. Its nose wa
'racturcd by the fall , and the blooi
lowed from it in a perfect stream. I
was immediately given medical aa
eUtanco , but is understood to bo in
irccariotia condition. Mr. Levi am
.wo other children in the wagoi
escaped unhurt.
OMAnTMEDIOAL COLLEGE.
Fall session begins Oct. 10 , 1881
Address , G. B. A vims , M. D. , See.
Peculiar Accident
L. M. Cheshire , book-keeper at th
U , P. freight btlico , yesterday wn
scuflling with a companion in th
olllco. In sport ho seized nn in )
eraser and waved it tragically at him
Accidentally it entered his own lep
making n very painful gash. Ilo wn
taken to his homo on Howard strcc
near Thirteenth. Ilo will probabl
bo confined to bed a few days.
A trhl package of "BLACK-DRAUGHT1
free of charge.
DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE.
Ask druggists for "Rough on Rats.
It clears out rats , mice , bed-bugs
roaches , vermin , ihcs , ants insect ;
15o per bos (3) ( )
STOP THAT COUGH.
If you nro suffering 'from a Cougl
Cold Asthma , Bronchitis , Hay Fovei
Consumption , loss of voice , tickling i
the throat , or any affection of th
Throat or Lungs , UHO Dr. King's No
Discover } ' for Consumption. This i
the great remedy that is causing e
much excitement by its wondoifi
cures , curing thousands of hopelo :
coses. .Over a million bottles of Di
King's Now Discovery have been use
within the last year , and hayo give
perfect satisfaction in every instanci
\Vo can unhesitatingly say that this
really the only sura euro for throi
and lung affections , and can chccifu
ly recommend it to all. Call and g <
a trial bottle frco of cost , or n roguli
size for $1.00. Isli & McMnhon , On
aim. (3) )
_
Ladies' kid shoes § 1.50 at Ful
roido's. _
WANTKU A girl for general hem
work in a family of two. REKK
KNGKS itEquniKU. Inquire at Mrs. I
.1. Edholm , Twenty-tilth and Chicag
Steady work to a good girl , , tf
DULL DAY.
No Saloons Opened Yesterday
Within City Limits.
THE streets of Omaha wcro ns thor-
uglily dull yesterday as could well be.
The saloons wcio all closed , as far as
ould bo learned , both front mid rear.
The prudent man had laid in a sup-
ily the night before , and ho was about
lie only contented individual to bo
ound. The other stores generally
rcro bolted and barred. There were
n few exceptions to this rule , however.
Ono drug store on Farnham street dis-
icnsed soda water thooutire day. The
)1 * C9 was constantly crowded by pcdcs-
riana who wcro compelled to com-
iromipo on that cooling bcvctago. An
ther drug store on Douglas street did
i thriving business in the same line ,
[ 'hero were nonio unshaved men in
own , too. They neglected to visij
heir harbors Saturday night ,
and had no opportunity Sunday.
The inveterate smokers wcro put tr
considerable inconvenience. It was
ssiblo lo purchase cigars in mosl
larls of the city , but it was usually
iccossary to walk some distance.
There wasquito an exodus to Coun
cil DlulTs during the dty. Tito trans-
'or was constantly crowded. Fivt
nun , it is said , were kept constantly
employed in handing out foamint
.agor . to the thirsty crowds. Strange
: o say , few came back violently in
oxicateil.
There wcro several places out near
.ho driving park that wcro literally
icsiegcd. It is said that a smal
; > rcwory out that way ( not Bauman's
which was closed ) had sold out even
drop of beer early in the afternoon
notwithstanding they had made ai
extra supply. For the rest of tin
day boor watt at discount and many ii
desperation took whisky.
There was not a single nrrcst foi
drunkenness Saturday.
"Tho Revere Hotioo Council Bluff !
is the best liccoiul-class hotel in tin
wost. " augl7-lm
Ait Exciting Timo.
There was quite an excitement ere
atcd at the circus last Saturday night
Tlio regular circus performance hat
teen concluded and the concert , whicl
usually follows , was on. The rousta
louts were engaged in tearing down i
portion of Iho Beats and otherwise
jetting ready for departure when tin
ropes attached to ono of the gasoline
lights suspended to the center-polo go
joyoml the control of the men am
came to the ground on n run. Tin
can broke and the gasoline ignited ant'
jlazed up to n height of four or fivt
Feet. Instantly cries of fire won
made by the startled audience ant
a general stampede and panic wcr <
mminont. But for the presence o
mind of Mr. James Noligh and others
together with certain of the attache :
of the circus , a jam would have un
doubtedly occurred , which wouli
iiavo resulted in the death of n nutr.
bor of persons. The gentlemen rcas
surcd the audience , quiet was restore !
and the play wont on. *
Unexpected D on tit-
P. J. Johnson died Saturday ovc
ning lost nt Ins residence , No. 1,42
North Nineteenth street , of typhoii
Fever , after an illness of about thrc
weeks , Mr. Johnson was a mombo
of the ice and coal firm of Bonzon
Johnson , which recently dissolved
Since the dissolution Mr. Johnsoi
carried on the business , until ho'wa
prostrated by the fever. Mrs. John
son being absent from the city no arrangements
rangomonts have yet been made fo
the funeral.
Smytho ifcStull , attorneys , romovci
No. 12 Creighton. block.
IMPORTANT
To merchants , builders and farmers
\Vo are now prepared to fill orders fo
Omaha Nails , guaranteeing qualit ;
equal to any and price lower than th
lowest , in any quantity from ono ti
one thousand kegs.
DOI.AX & LAJKIWOUTIIY ,
, Iron Merchants ,
aug22-0t Agents for Omaha Nails
Parties wishine booth stands dur
ing State Fair , address E. P. Davis
Omaha , Nob. jy28-aopl2
For nice fresh meat to to G UILI
Meat Market on Tenth street , nea
the U. P. depot tf
Prize Modal-
Max Meyer & Bro. have just manufactured
ufacturod a beautiful gold medal fo
the winner of the bicyelo race on Jul
4th. It is given by the Omaha bicylisl
On one side is an artiatio ropresontc
tion of a bicycle , on the other the ii :
scrtption ; "Won by Sam'l Bowloy r
Omaha , July 4 , 1881. " Mr. Bowie
lives in Council Bluffr.
NOTICE TO LUMBER DEALERS
Sealed bids will bo received by th
undersigned at the Can field house
Omaha , until ono o'clock p. m. o
Monday , 29th inat. , for furnuhin
and delivering at the southwest coiner
nor of 7th and Douglas streets , Omt
ha , matoiial for a warehouse for th
Consolidated Tank-lino Company , th
lowest nor any bid not i.ccossartly IK
ceptcd. Bills of materials or otbc
information will bo furnished on a |
plication to WILLIAM Bovu ,
Canfield House , Omaha.
TO OUR PATRONS.
Our store will bo closed Sunday
Wo would most respectfully requei
that you will procure your Sunda
bupply of good citrara and tobacco th
evening. MAX MKYEU & Co.
Prnirlo Fires.
Extensive prairie fires are raging
along the Omaha & St. Paul road. A
gentleman who reached Omaha last
night over this road reports that large
ones are burning between Blair and
Fort Calhoun. On this side of Fort
Calhoun they nro burning all along
the road. The fires are not confined
to prairie grass alone , but stacks oi
grain are also burned. A bridge on
the road n short distance above Flor
ence was burned down , and it delayed
the train some little timo. At some
places the iiro came so near to the
track tint the windows of the cara
had to bo closed to keep it out.
CROOKED YOUTH.
Ho is Picked Up by Shorifl
Guy for Theft.
Saturday a small boy wont ink
the county treasurer's oflico and of
fer-red to some ono there an ordinarj
clothes brush worth about fifty cents.
Ho asked only ten cents for it and
Sheriff Gcorgo Guy , who was in tin
ofiico , suspected that the boy had no !
como honestly by the brush. He
questioned him upon the subject nnn
Vom his answers the shcrifl
wua satisfied that the boy had stolen
the brush somewhere. Ho said thai
10 had bought it at Whitney's , or
Douglas street , and Guy took Jhim tt
BCD whether ho had or not. John
Nash , the clerk , said that the boj
md not got the brush there. The
youth next said that ho found it ir
tlio alloy back of Bushman s store ir
a lot of rubbish. Ono of the clerks
there said he had not done so. Tin
sheriff then threatened to put him ir
jail if ho did not tell the truth ,
Ho took the sheriff to 0 H. Brown't
ofiico whore ho stated that ho hac
taken it Irom a coal box in the hall o
the building. Mr. O'Connor statei
that the brush had been lying on :
table in the office , and that the boj
must certainly have taken it fron
there. The young follow would noi
own up for some time that ho hac
taken it from there , but finally did so
The door was locked , so ho hat
climbed around from n hall , windov
along the cornice of the firs
story into the window of the office
Sherift' Guy took the boy to his house
to hold until Mir. Brown was con
suited as to the disposition of him
Mr. Brown was seen and ho did nol
ffiah to prosecute the buy bcc.iuso of
liis youth. The bay's mine is Chas.
Baker. Ho is thirteen years of ago
Ho is n pretty hard case and is wol
Iviiown to the police as a bad boy.
Died.
PRICE Ellen , died August 27 , at hal
past four o'clock p. in.
Funeral will take place from icaideno
ou Eleventh and Davenport street tliii af
tcmoon at 3 o'clock.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Omaha Postoflico for th
week cndiii ; ; Saturday , August -7,1881 :
OKNTLEntPN.
Aruulcty J Boyd F
Uinymonn F Bokin II
Uaj-ley J Uielacrhi J
Cushinan C Chumley J
Doherty C C Dorrea f
1'dwarus 1) llnyner J
Habbinek.T llasuler 1' A Dr
Holmgren M Henna M
Keens J Lorclaco J
Lloyd J MahaJ.S
Murray J P McYlex W
Morton W II Nelson M J
Pcckham D Province INI 1C
Kaynor G llccll C N
llos-prand T V ] Redmond T
Spralmu .1 Hymrcid J M
Strauss G Sokcra T
Sheedy D Sdrcetcr A
Taylor J Varp J JN
Vlckroy M F Q Wagner J
Woodhull S Wilde T
Williams M Wilson S F
Ware Ed N Wiecrovek J
Wine E
LADIK.S1 LIST ,
Black A J Miw Bent D Misti
Bloomville E C Mre Brown M Mibt
Busacar B Mm Brown II A Mrs
Button A Miss Brown B Mrs
Oucry J Mm Cooper R O Mrs
CunitBon Mrs Dee N MUa
Doano A Mra lavis ) C Mm
Francis II Miiw Green M. A Mw.
Grroom M Mra Graft Allies
Flick J M Mrs Holloway J L
Html M Mrx Howcr A Jlisn
Hall M W Mrs Harris M B Mw
Ilonlhainy J Mru Johnson A Miss
Kittle W Mra Lntnoa 0 Miss
Leo M Misn Lloyd A Miss
McGuvorn N Misa Murry B Miss
Piircell A Mlia Robertson M Mies
Roulus L Min.1 llonmyo M Mrs
Rivers B Mis Sandrum A 3Irs
Simpson P Mrs Sovroy S Mrs
Stafford C 0 Mm Thompson L Mrs
Tibbels S Miss Vop C Mm
Woodbnni O Misa Whennoy W Mm
Tnos. F , HALL , I'cutmaster.
Sixth Ward Voters.
OMAHA , Neb. , August 25 , ' 81.
Notice is hereby given that I wi :
sit at my stoio , No. 1022 Cumin
street , between 20th and 21st , nort
side , on Monday , September the 5tli
1881 , for the purpose of registorin ;
legal voters of said ward.
0. 0. FIELD ,
Registrar Sixth Ward ,
aug25-KOth
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Undoubtedly the best shirt In tt
United States is manufactured at tl
Omaha Shirt Factory , Tlio superior ! )
of material and workmanship , con
binod with their great improvement
hat is reinforced fronts , reinforce
backs , and reinforced sleeves , maki
their shirt the most durable and bo. .
fitting garment of the kind , eve
manufactured at the moderate pric <
$1.50. Every shirt of our make
guaranteed first-class and will refun
the money if found necessary.
We make a specialty of all woo
Shaker , and Canton llaunol , ah
chomois underwear , made up with
view to comfort , warmth and durabi
ity. To invalids ni.d weak-lunge
persons wo offer special inducemen
in the manner those- goods ore mat
cr their'protection.
Pu. GorriiEiMKB ,
1207 Farnbam St
MAJ. ILGES.
Tbo Offlcor to Whom Sitting
Bull Surrendered.
Maj. Guido Ilgos , of the United
1 talcs army , was in the city yesterday ,
ho guest of Gen. 0. H. Fredericks ,
who used to belong to the same regi
ment. Ilges is on his way west to
ottlo the claims of citizens for dam-
gcs incurred during the Ncz
Vjrcos war , in which the major
> articipatcd. Maj. Ilges is the officer
0 whom Sitting Bull and his band
urrcndercd , and by whom they were
onveyed to Fort Yates , D. T. Maj.
Igcs is an experienced Indian cam-
migncr , and for his bravery has boon
ironvoted to a lieutenant colonelcy.
1 is commission is awaiting
ho signature of the president.
V reporter for Tur BKE had the pleas
ure of mooting Maj. Ilgea to-day. In
elation to the present condition of
ndian affairs , he said that no trouble
iced be expected from the Indians
ho coming fall or winter.
Ion-over , tlio coming spring trou-
) lo might he anticipated , as
ho Indians were in n very sullen
nood. Maj. Ilges is of the opinion
hat the Indian difficulties will never
10 settled until the aborgincs arc
.urncil ever to the military author-
ties. As long as they remain in the
muds of the Indian bureau they will
10 restless.
The Rural Now Yorker observes :
Pho best people vote for the best man
every time. And judging by the
lumber os the St. Jacobs Oil constit
uency , that is the best romndy for
rheumatism known. Prof. Tico among
others says so.
Forty years' trial ui proven "BLACK-
DRAUGHT" the best liver medicine in
, hu world.
At F C. Oootmm > .
SPECIAL NOTICES.
KOflCC Adicrtiscmuil To Loan , Tor Silo ,
rOst , Found , Wants , Uoarcllnc , &c. , nlllbcln <
crtcd hi these cnluiuna once for TEX CENTS
) cr line ; each subsequent Insertion , FIVE CENTS
> cr lino. The tint Insertion ncter loss than
TWENTV-F1VK CEN'TS
TO LOAN MONEY.
ONEV TO LOAN Call nt LawOIHcaof D
M L. Thnnias lioouiS. ( Jrclshton I'.lock.
/1AA ° loan it from 8 to 10 per cent
wl'U on irood real cstatcsccurity , bj
> H , IsAAC EDWAUU3,1109 rariibani fct.
TO LOAN At S jur centlti
tere t In sums of 82,500 anc
iip\\anl , for 3 to fi years , on llrst-ela e ( Ity
farm property. UKUIX UKAL ESTATX and
\OKSCV , ISth and Dom.-l.is Sto.
HELP WANTED.
Fifty carpenters at Opera Hoiuc
WANTED S2.75 per day.
' 7M2-2 SHAW&nnLD.
A Rl'l forKcncral hoii'O work
WAKTKO on Ilca < ant street , 3d house nortl
roni St. Mary's a\cnuc , alter Satiuday , August
'ANTED Boy to herd and n nko hiinNel
generally useful. Apply at Saratoga house
71W-29
"tT7"ANTED Olrl wanted Immoilately ,
VV * 2J a month. Mrs. U. W. Ambro-c , 102 <
farnhain street. 7i.rtf
'ANTED A good girl for general house
W work , at ISvS Farnham street. 7 7-20- *
AN I El ) lioarders mid lodgers , 2015 Hurl
btreet. Private dwelling , homoiomforts
781-8 *
ANTED-0 dining room girl * , at thn tic
W cldental Hotel immediately. 7bO-t
Dining room girl at northwesl
WANTED 17th and Capitol Ai e. 77ti-0" !
- first-class coo , mustliivcare
WANTED-A . J. W. GANM.TT. 2111
Cass St. 777-31'
An unfurnished room , not fa :
WANTED otllcc. Addnss. stating price
Hr. P. tj. 11. , Boo ofiico. 782-27
A pool table to rent ; with prIU
WANTED purchasing. State price.
AiTdrcssOEo. INMAN ,
451-tl Vull , Crawford Co. , Iowa.
'ANTED Funding bridge and sehool bondc
W U. T. Clark , Bellc\uc. 28-tf
ANTlvD Chaimbcrniald ixnd laund rcss
Wages 820 per month. Apply at 2MB Bur
street , between 20th and 21t > t. 702-tf
A good girl for general house
WAN1ED Must be ft good cook , washer am
Ironcr : at 1C1S Cass St. , bet. 15th anil 16th
7C927
To rent house with six or
WANTED ; mukt bu In good location. Addics
Peter T. Martin , at A. U String's otilco , city
0 Carpenters at Opera Houi
WANTED & & Fatnham Bta
701.20 SHAW & FIELD.
Good blacksmith for cnu otth
WANTED In the e-ountry. Htcady work
Apply to Dolan & Langworthy , 14th bt. 740 2
" \\TANTKD I'lrst-class mnchlncry and hou
yV work molclers. Address Seaton & Lea
Lincoln Iron Works. 784-27
IANTED Ooo'l ' second girl , at 1B18 Chlcagi
WH ? Good wages paid. 7bMf
ANTED- girl for general hoiibo work , a
1619 HarncY St. 720 tf
TO THADE Almovt new top sld
WANTED for a phaiton. Enquire at lie
ANTED dirt for general housework I
W tmall family at Mi IQlh St. S'J'2 tt
FOFt RENT HOUSES AND LAND.
l OIl NEXT An excellent eottagc , BCXC
JL ; rooms , on California street near 22d to
mall family , possession Sept. 1st. Kent $27.6
per month in aihanec. E. WAKM.EY.
KENT Furnished room , S. W. Cor. I0t
FOH Davenport Hts. 784-1
T7IOH IlKKT Two furnlihct ] or unfurnUhc
I ? roonK , chop : 611 ICth ht , bet. Howard an
Jacksou. 76J.29'
TTlOIl KENT House of o\en roonu , rcllai
JU well , cistern and hath-room ; well locntc <
flrbt-cla condition. Enquire No. 222 southwgi
corner 25th and Daxcnport Sts. 763 0
KENT-One room n Wi board , 1803 Cal
EOU btrcct. 735 U
TTIOH KENT A two-story house of 7 room * wit
V Btable , on Bherman A > e. Apply at iUrrill
feed store , 207 S. 12th St. i
Nl ly fiunUhed rooms , at
FOH11ENT . 749 tf
OK KENT Elcirantfurnlshed rooms.
able priceJ , brlcl. house , gQiaCaajBt. 0231
Ioii ItENT-llouw of c cn rooms , klUhoi
cellar , cistern , well and barn , on South AM
enext to eel oith' roUlcnco' Enquire !
J.JOIlhSON , 0i
( RKNT Large barn. InqulroatlSlsa
17(011 . - St. OT4U
170R ItENT A nicely furnished front room c
X1 one or two geuUcmtP , tt 1210 Honard btree !
SPEUIAL NOTIOES-GontmuBtl
I'jIOK RENT 2 furnlxhed room * our Jl u-
JJ chtnts' KxchangoN. K. cer , 16th and Dodge
MtrtU.
FOR SALE.
fTIOIt SALE StrfUl cnlon , ciicuHtriloir lon ,
U , l pippere , tie , lor pickling iiurpn-ra , do-
rid in i nil quantities , 10U8LKY 1IH03.
773-tf
I.IOH SALK A fpsn of ponlc , buggy and bar-
.L. ness' Imirgy ft'tnoit new. Apply at the
Caledonian Saloon , V. P. block , ICth St. 764-tf
rjlOH SALE -A rare chance to lump Into n well
JJ cttAhll.1i < il < nsh trade. Will sell my central
stork of merchandise , situated In one of the br t
chipping points on H. & M , It. n. For further-
t artlculars call or address J. I ) , Llnlngcr.Warcrly ,
Neb. 7402
17011 SALE Lease and furniture of n tlnt-ciaaa
JJ hotel In a lawn of 1SOD Inhabitants , In tat
of Nebr-uka ; his 24 beds ; the tra cling mfnV ro-
sort. Inquire at BKK ofllco. SlS-tf
1701 ! SALE Slap * , of Dougla * Mid Bainy eoun
JJ ties. A. KOstWATEUlG20rarnhnni street ,
SOU !
FOU SALU A hnn of eighty ncrce , In good
repair , Hood house , 22xUO anil ell 14x10 ,
smalt orchard of ticulng trce . Ono mile gouth
of Onawa I Ity , Iowa , on S. C. & I * . H. H. Will
gllo time on part If wished. Address F. H , Soars.
Omaha , Neb. nl9dtfA4w4t
17011 SALK A new all leather top side-bar
U I'hacton With spring cushion nnd baclt , at W.
E. Oration's rarrl go top nmnufaetory 314 , 3.
lulh st bet. Farnham and llamcy , 707-tl
17ll SALK Ncit house and full lot , 12 blocks
JJ from P. O. at SOOO. JOHN L. MccUaim ,
712 tf Opp. Postoilloo.
T70H SAI.n Flno stock farm of 400 acres
JJ good house , cattle sited , orehnrd Ac * . , with
in ca < y rcaeh of railroad. Prke. SHOO , par
time at 0 % . JOHN L. McCAOUi : , Opp. Postl
Olllcc. UW-tl
17011 SALE Neat cottage and good lot at
JJ S1HO. JOHN L. .MeCAOUE , Opp. P. O.
17011 SALE On rfaxonablo terms. A buMnoss ,
JJ that N paIng6100 a month. Onarantcca
given a , to title of property and Icaio of premises.
Miqulro at oilicc of Sam J. How ell , 217 b. UinRt. .
Omiha. U12-tt
17011 SALK Horse , buggy and harness. Can
1 } bo seen at Htc\onion's Capllol Avenue bam
Price , $250. E. C. hLLIS. tCC-tf
"T7OR SALE A Ilrst-clasg milk dairy. Inquire
JJ atthiiotllco. Jl7-aug27
AND LAND Carols rent * houses ,
HOUSES , liotcls , farms , lotn , landn , olllcosf
roomp , etc , See 1st page ,
Goodhouio with four room * and
FOHSALE No.J013 Dodge between 20th and
27th street. Good well and Bhado trees ; UOIHO In
KOO | condition. Inquire on premises. 221-tf
MBIIELLAS And rarasois r-plrcd by M.
SCHOTT llth and Faniam its. 780tf
kHICIt 11 SALE.
> 203-tf ESTAnHOOK & COE.
"Pion SA'.K A small cnjflne , IJ. W. I'nyne t
1 ; Soil's tniko. In pcrfea osiler. Inquire of II.
I. Clirk&Cn. Sd-U
MISCELLANEOUS.
mo CAUPiSTEIlS I hlork cheap nt
1 bench work for the "Inter to U-ani tomocx-
jicrlcnco. J. AV. S. llms olllco.
QTHAYED rroni Slert's stnUe , Omnlm , ono
O black marc , color somewhat tailed , cijjht or
iTnojc.ireclffln about eleven huinlro' ) , Irul
on tailillo anil liriille. A reward \ \ 111 bo paid for
her return , or Information leading to lur re
covery. W. K. Vatbcy , Fort Calhruui , Nob.
79J.IIIW2S
CJTIIAYKD AjoiinjrreJ ( ow , slnrt tall anj
O left cir cut , boiouglnt ; to Oliiw Bauer. 'Iho
Under " 111 be rewarded Ko. 811 10th strict.
780-2 * CIIA3. 11AUKR.
MAHA I1IRD STOKE Hai foreala nil Kinds
O of Foreign and Uoincbtic liirja , aho Bird
) ; ooJs ; at ICtli t. , bet. UonglM and
KS11S has rattling lon lists of houses , lota
lauds aijd farms for sale. Call and get
. A I 11 US. U. K. CLARKE'S No. 1 Hoard
CAM. House , cor. 13th and Dodge 8ts. Ilcst
In the city. MO-tf
' IlEALESiTATB BOOMee Irt page.
B
rilAKEN Ul > black cow with b Il on. Owner
JL can ha\o the came by proving property and
paj Ine chars-e . C. U. FKY , ] mlfo north D < of
and Dunili Institutu. :72-27 :
From my place , on 16th and Jack
son streets , on August ( lib , ono red an I whltu
heifer , 2 y ars old 747-27
Tini.KIE Manufactory of paper
TT
. JLJ. YY boxes , 1403 Farnham street ,
Omaha , Neb. a22lH
on or address Potter A Palmer , 40 South
CALL street , Council liiulTs , Iowa , for railroad -
road tickets east , nest , north nnd south. Greatly
reduced rates on all ticket * . Kviry ticket guar
anteed , and tickets bought , sold and exchanged
J70UTUNK TELLEIl AND MEDIUM lira.
JJ Kllza tolls past present , and future In love
and allurfalrf. tjhore\cala tlio ilei/iiOMt tccrelaof
the heart , blio jwiccs the magnetic iiowcr to ful
Oil all your ubhes. Call at Ko. 1010 Chicago
street , near 10th. aug 10-tf
T OST Suiulay afternoon on Howard St. ,
I 1 thild'agold bracelet , uurkod "Etlict. " Find
er will plca.su Icavo at Hco Olllcc. S73-11
B EillS' NEW C1TV MAl'3.230. Seolst p c
VjTltATED From 2415 Hartley street July 23
ij ono largobrlndlo cow , 9ycflrs old. branded on
nip with letter "O. " Has KODIO white spots on
her. Any onoKhing Information wbcro she Is
r return her will be suitably rewarded.
518 tf A. M. CLAKK.
NY ONE haling work for a typo writer can
A bo accommodated by telephoning the Ur
oflico. 483-tf
fTlAKKN UP A rcil cow. Owner can haa the
I name by pro\lng I'roporty anil paying-
charges. rilANClS UOIIBI.NH , Sanndcrs and
Gracu St . au24-ev wedSt
ElIIS' HEAL ESTATE EXCIIANOE.-S
B Isi page.
fT ill REE or four 3 oung men can be ftccommodft-
J. tel with board , llcferencci exchanged. Ap
ply 2011 Cess btreet , 4th iloor vast ol 20th ht. ,
oraddn-ss Box S37 , pOBtoflico. SI3v <
. BROWN Corner 12th and Chicago
. etrreU , l § ready to bore or deepen w elu.
Satisfaction guaranteed. tXUtf
FOI.QET The successors ot the Amer
ican House , on Douglati etrcct , between Oth
and 10th , for board , lodging and translout cut-
toracra. Kespuctfully
WI4-tf JULIUS i LOUJSKnOSS.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Made from GraK > Cream Tartar. No other
arpation makes gueh light , flaky hot bread * ,
uxunoui pastry. Can l > o ratcn by Dj ( peptic
wit rout fear of the lilt resulting from heaty ludJ
gwtlbla food. Soldoaiy Incan * . bvallGroctrr
KOYAL1)AK1NO1'OWIKH ) CO
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