THE DAILY BEE.
Monday Morning , Sept. 20.
BREVITIES.
Hop-Scotch.
Paterson sells coal.
Pine perfumes at Saxo's.
Use Lewis' dry hop yeast.
-See Polack's advertisement.
Read Book Catalogue , 3rd page.
For the teeth , Kulm's DeutriQce.
T nutterick's patterns at Cruickahant.
Porter IB miming the Omaha ferry.
Eishty-Cvecars of stock arrived
to-day.
Imported and Key West cigars ,
at Kuhn's.
Seidenberg & Co.'s Key West Cij
gars at Saxe's.
Willis M. Yatca buried his infant
con Saturday.
"Hop-Scotch" this evening.
Puu for the million.
The dtcapcst trimmed hats in the
city at Lira. Wood's ParlorBazar,15th
street. sat-tu-lh-Bst.
October 4th is the last day on
which naturalization papers can betaken
taken out.
For Lands , Lota , Houses and
Farms , look overBcmis' new column
on 1st page. Bargains.
The democratic primaries took
place Saturday evening , and the con
vention will be held to-day.
Lois , Farms , Houses and Lands.
Look over Bemia1 now column of bar
gains on first p ? go.
Devlins Fall Etylca are now ready
for inspection at the Boston Clothing
HUUBC , 1 12 Farnham St. aSOoodlm
The boys of engine company No.
1 Friday cvcninggavo the Union Paci
fic band a surprise party at their band
room.
The jury in the case of Fred
Wirth returned a verdict of "not guil
ty , " on the charge of violating the Cro
ordinance.
A musical soiree and ball was
given at Mctz's hall , under the aus
pices of the Omaha Mrennerchor last
evening.
Dra. Dinsmooro and Gilford
Hjmwonathic Physician * and Surgeons -
goons , Williams Block , cor. 15th aud
DjJgc streets. cod-tf
The fair and festival for the bene
fit of the German school of Omaha trill
bo held at Creii htou hall September
oo ) > o < or.ml 07 .
MJJ jij , * j3 , * rf > auu i.
A Hancock and English flag has
baon suspended over Thirteenth
st'eet , between Hullmau's block end
C. C. Houtcl'fi.
A grand promenade concert and
b ill will bo given at the Tivoli this
week , every night. The music will
b J furnished by the U. P. band.
The funeral of Clarkson Davis ,
only son of Fred rick H. and Nellie
Davis , took place Sunday mom-
ing at 9 o'clock , from the residence of
Bishop Clarksou.
A handsome sot of table napkins
vrvs presented our reporter Saturday
b/ the representative of the Wabash
road at this point , Capt Bloorcs.
They boar the company's card.
" " which will bo
"Hop-Scotch , 30
brought out at the Academy this
isy.
evening , ia a very laughable comedy.
y.k
nnJIa well played by the Gulick-
Blaisioll attractions No. 3. Don't
fail to BOO it and ha io an evening of
rare fun.
TUB BEE , with ifs usual enter
prise , will have tented quarters on the
state fair grounds during the fair to
i\hich our friends all over the scato
aud visiting newspaper men nro cor
dially invited. rt.
A circular order Issued by Supt.
J. T. Clark and posted up in the de-
put , announces the fact that C. L.
Wheeler , agent of the St , Joe and
Western road at Walthena , Kan. , has
been musing ainca Thursday , and or
dering his arrest if found.
Talk about Nebraska peachcf , wo
were Saturday presented with a
sample of the "Clem Seedling , " grown
from the pit on the grounds of Mayor
Chose that wcro remarkably largo
( f'co atone ) andlucious. Such peaches
weald bo a credit to the best orchards
of Now Jersey.
Dancing Lemioux select sociable
Brash's hall , Twelfth and Farnham ,
cvjry Saturday evening ; dancing
from 8 till 12 m. Music by
Prof. Hoffman's celebrated orchestra.
a.cs
Admission , gents , 35 cents. Ladies
respectfully invited ; none but the
genteel and refined admitted.
IKAMC ? H. LT.MIEUX , Manager.
A remarkably beautiful sight was
the electric display in and about the
ulcphono exchange Friday. Balls
of fire danced toand fro over the wires
aud plunging downward to the switch
board , bunt with a tcrrlflic noiso.
The great gong , and every boll in
town was rung and the operator was
hurled upon the floor several times.
Under the direction of acting
Chief Engineer Molio , the boys re
puttingtho department apparatus in
iny
good ehapo for the parade on Tuesday
noa.L. The hose carts of Noa. 2 and 3
are resplendent with new paint and
cngino No. 1 is being retouched aud
will look like new. As there has been
BOino misunderstanding about the time
of thu grand parade of Tuesday , we
nilI repeat the notice that the Cro department
ek
partment will assemble at 9 o'clock
a. m. of that day , on Douglas street ,
right resting on Fourtccut's and the
h.ok
procession will move at 10 o'clock
sharp.
A very Inn'.some lithograph of
the sceaery hi and about Monterey ,
C ilifornia , was left at our office Fri i-
day by Bon. Truman , of the South
ern and Central Pacific roads. Mon
terey is iho most
charming winter ro-
fort in the world , and is surrounded
by Bfcncs of historic interest and
Kroat natural loveliness. The Hotel
del Monte isan olu ant structure over-
L eking lha loveliist bay in the world ,
not excepting tht of Naples. To aet
forth all the attractions of Monterey
would be to write of an enchanted land
with the pen of a common mortal.
OUK , OWN AND ONLY.
The Great Annual Show of Ne
braska Preliminary Pair
Work Near its Close.
Every Assurance of Success
Numerous Entries
Saturday.
Notwithstanding the threatening
wca'her Saturday with its continuf
al cloudiness and occasional rain those
interested in the state fair found the
_ f
busiest day of the way. Exhibitors
crowded in from all parts of the stateW
and from foreign places to make pre
liminary i preparations. In the manx
gcrs' office , No. 1412 Farnham street.
business was at its height and on the
fair grounds the beetle and work ol
erecting the temporary city of
agricultural , horticultural , lire stock ,
machinery , fine arts , fancy goods anc
the other multifarious exhibits at
tractcd many a surprised looker-on
and encouraged every friend of our
grand young state. The following
entries in the "principal classes were
recorded :
George Cauficld , Omaha , will ex
hibit a blooded stallion.
D. T. Mount , Omaha , bloodec
mare.
F. J. Sherf , Omaha , blooded mare.
Thomas Swift , Omaha , bloodce
mare.
Charles Lieber , Omaha , bloodec
stallion.
1L Daniels , Sarpy county , blooded
stallion ; 37 entries of cattle ; 13 en
tries of ahecp.
W. B. Royal , Omaha , blooded geld
ing ; two cutriea cattle.
G. H. Jackson , Council Bluffs , one
entry of cattle ; three entries of sheep
and twenty-two entries of poultry.
Will Brown , Jr. , Omaha , eipht en
tries of poultry , and display of farm
products
Thomas II. McCagus , Omaha , dis
play of farm products.
13. T. Crennell , Ft. Calhoun , entries
in the "champion" cla&s , and display
of hayand clover for the B ASLspecial
prize , and display of seedling peaches.
California plums , summer , autumn
and winter apples , Siberian crab ap
ples , and seven entries of apples
grown in Nebraska.
Jasper Wheaton , display of five
acres of flax and also ten acres of flax
to compete for the Tdft and Word-
bourg special premium.
Jas. F. Sheely , smoked meats can
vassed and uncauvassed.
Sirs , llachel Davis , coffee roaster.
William B. Smith , cylinder for
atairway.
R. B. McDouall , ventilator.
Chicago and Erie stove works , Chicago
cage , five entries of slovos.
Milton Rogers & Sou , Omaha , nine
entries of stoves.
W. C. Phclps , manager , Lincoln ,
corn sheller and two harvesters.
N. 0. Thompson , Rockford , Ills. ,
stalk cutter and 14 entries of agricul
tural implements !
Peavcy Bros. , Sioux City , "La <
bollo" wagons , Avcry'a stalk cutter
and 37 entries of agricultural itnplc
ments.
* Daniel Burr , Omaha , 20 entries of
agricultural implements , and feed cut
ter nnd farm \vagou.
C. H. Guiles , Rock lelaud , Ills ,
horse collar.
Henry Lehman , Omaha , window
shades , wall paper , mathematical in
struments , etc.
The McConnick Harvester compa
ny , Chicago , Ilia. , 2 harvesters , reap
er mid mower' ,
Haines Bros. , Omalia , agents for
the Eureka manufacturing company ,
1 seeder ; for John Dodd , a hay r.ike ;
for the Ann Arbor agricultural works ,
plowa.
Joshua Batrick & G. , Bluemount ,
111. , a check rower.
Jo > io Kuoney , Ft. Calhoun , Neb ;
entries in flno arts class and a
collection of jellies.
Abbio Taft , Omaha , oil paintings.
Robert Laudcryon , Omaha , oil
paintings.
A. L. Largo , Omaha , water colors.
Frank Currier , * Omaha , photo
graphs.
Phillip Gottheimer , Omaha , shirte.
MM. Charles A. Ringer , Omaha ,
millinery goods.
Elizabeth Reeves , Omaha , quilts.
LilHo Mackie , Sidney , Neb. , tidy.
W. H. Harrison , Omaha , shirts.
Harry S. Budd , Omaha , display oi
specimens in cntymology.
The Washington County Agricul
tural society , agricultural products ,
fruits , etc.
Henry Frrhm , Omiha , enters hay
and clover for the B. & M. Epecia'
prize.
The Omaha nail works , nail rakin ;
machine.
Ernest Krebs , Omaha , vinegar.
A. E. Gorman , Omaha , trunks.
Amandas Gctschmaiin , Omaha , ap
pliance for stopping runaway horaes.
Mrs. E. Shugart , Beatrice , jellies.
Henry Dohlo , Omaha , largo display
of boots and shoes.
XOTES.
After an article ia once placed on , .
exhibition it cannot be removed until
the fair is over.
No intoxicating liquors will bo
allowed on the grounds nor within the
limit prescribed by the laws relating
to agricultural societies and their ex
hibitions.
The officers of the fair will have
their headquarters on thu grounds
this morning.
George Thrall lias been appoint
ed superintendent of the poultry class
in place of Mr. House ! , who will bo
unavoidably absent in Canada.
The street car company will charge
fifteen cents each way to aud from the
fair grounds ; ten centa on the cars nnd
five cents on the transfer carriages
from the northern terminus of the
track in Lake's addition.
ir
route will be marked with appropri
ate signs whether they are red or
green.
green.Hon.
Hon. J. W. Savage will deliver
the address on Wednesday at ono
o'clock , a full account of which will
appear in Tun BEE.
No return checks will bo given
at the gate , BO persons who leave the
grounds will have to repay on entering
again.
_ Vehicle ? of all kinds will be run
ning to and from the fair during the
week for the accommodation of the
general public.
- The general superintendent
arrived hero Saturday. Col. E. F.
Srnytho , of Omaha , and Sheriff Mar
tin , of Adams county , assistant super
intendents , havu been doing herculean
work.
The Lancaster county display of
agricultural products will arrived
Saturday o\enin' ' . The collection will
fill two cars ,
Entries in the special classes
closed Saturday.
Some of the exhibitors claim that
the space aliened Ihoin is not suffi
cient. This difficulty will bo easily
overcome by the managers , however.
It is siid that N. B. Falconer , of
the firm of A. Orukkshauk & Co. , the
well-lnown Omaha merchants , offers
a prize of § 75 in premiums for farm- *
rs' teams , owned and driven by till-
rs of Nebraska soil. ,
The displ ys of agricultural im-
) lements and blooded stock will be
he fiuest ever seen in the west.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
The New York Clothing House
would respectfully announce to the
public of Omaha and vicinity that
they have just received an immense
stock of men's , boys' and children's
clothing , hats , caps and gents' fnrnish-
ing goods. Being connected with one
of the largest cloth and clothing
houses in New York City we can as-
snre those that may favor us with a
call to sell them goods at retail at
wholesale prices.
Call and bo convinced.
New York Clothing House , 1210
Farnham street , Omaha. slStG
THE BLACKSMITH'S DREAM.
TUB ; GREAT MECHANICAL 'WOKDEIl WILL
BE EXHIBITED AT THE STATE FAIK ,
OMAHA.
The following ia a letter from Bishop
Hunter , Salt Lake City , Utah :
SALT LAKE Cmr , Utah , Juno 14 ,
1880. The Blacksmith's Dream has
been exhibited here for two or three
weeka past , and thousands have wit
nessed it , both old and young and rich
and poor. The price of admission is
low and everybody is satisfied and
pleased who ECO it. It is innocent ,
instructing and amusing. _ Through
the generosity of the proprietor , Mr.
W. H. Robertson , and politeness of
Mr. Dodge , the manager , hundreds of
our poor children and missionaries'
amilics were admitted free. It ar-
'ords mo pleasure in recommending it
as one of the cheapest and most .amus
ing exhibitions ever presented in Utah.
( Signed ) ED\VAID : HCSTEU ,
Largest assortment of gold watches
at Edholm & Erickson's.
A football club was organized at
Collins & Potty's gun store Friday
evening.
The beekeepers have secured the
use of the court room for the lecture
to bo delivered bolero the association
next Friday evening.
A pleasant party was given Friday
evening in honor of Miss Hatlie
Jones , at the residence of Mrs. Burg-
dorff , in South Omaha , Dancing was
added to the usual social enjoyments
and listed until a late hour.
The 12th annual festival of the
Concordia society will take place at >
Metz's hall , September 23rd. G.
Ueiinroth , M. Sievers and Julius
Mycr , compose the committee.
John Mclvinon , who came to :
Omaha some time ago from Princ o
Edwards , was taken in custody by
Sheriff Guy Saturday morning on the
charge of insinily. Ho lives some
where on Capitol H11 and says tha
last night four hundred Indians at'
tacked his house and bulldozed him
terribly.
The printed docket of the diatric
court for the October term , boginuin 0
two weeks from Monday next , ha
been issued to the attorneys. Theri
.
are 452 cases for trial and the lega
list shews forty-four local and foraig
attorneys representing the litigants.
May Leonard , the heroine of th
Bennett-Leonard mock marriage , thi
morning filed a complaint against on
Clark , charging him wieh larceny as :
bailee. She tays ho borrowed he
gold watch and then pawned it anis
idit
is unable to redeem and return it
to her.
her.This
This jcvening the great "Ho
Scotch" oddity in three sets will bo
bou
produced at the Academy by the Gu -
lick-Blaisdell Guaranteed Attraction :
No. 3. This company and play are
very highly spoken of by the press and
public , and there is certainly as much
fun iu the comedy as can well be
bem
woven into one piecy. It is fun from >
beginning to end , the play being a
musical farce , which gives each char
acter an opportunity to display their
specialties.
Silver moustache cups at Edholm &
ErickEon'a.
J. H. Fliegel fc Co. , tno successors >
of J. H. Thicle , merchant tailors ,
have a very fine line of now cloths in
choice patterns , which they invite the
gentlemen of Omaha to see , feeling
confident that for style , service and
price we can suit you.
J. H. FLIEOEL & Co. ,
s8l2 Visscher'a Block.
Wanted Board for gentleman and
ldy ; will pay § 5.00 per week for good
accommodations. Apply to B. F. B.
CauGeld house , at once. It
NEW HATS in every shape at
Wood's Parlor BazarCrelghton block
loth street. sat-tu-th-sat
Ladies , C. A. Ringer makes new
fall ft ) lea out of old straws or felts.
sep7-2t h
Michigan Peaches , choice , received
daily , at LITTLE & WILLIAMS' .
sepl7-3t t
Botdquarlors tor .loo Schlitz'g
Milwaukee beer at MEKCIIAXTSEx
CIIA.NUI : , N. E. Cor. IGth and Dodge ,
f. A casoot constipation by
aain Jlarubnrjr Figs.
ATTENTION STOCK MEN !
Parties exhibiting stock at the fair
will find feed of all kinds on sale > at
the northeast corner , inside the
grounds , Welshans & Bro. 15-20
A. F. & A. M.
There will be a special communica
tion of St. John's Lodge , No. 25 , bU
( Saturday ) evening , for work the i in
F. C. . "
degree. "Visiting brothers are
cordially invited.
JAMES B. BRUJJER , Master.
JOCKEY CAYS at Mrs. Wood's Parlor
,
lor Bazar , 15th St. , Creighton block.
sat-tu-th-sat
- - -
C. A. Ringer ia giving bargains in
Millinery. Now styles received every
day. sepl7-2t.
There will be a regular meeting ; of
the Cassidy Cemetery association at
half-past 2 "o'clock
to-morrow after
noon , in the school house on Eighth
street. It is hoped that all members
will ba present , as business of import
ance v ill ba transacted ,
" P * P. QUEALY , Pres.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
H. P. Deuel has gone east.
A. D..CIark left for OgdenEaturday ;
Horace Newman has gone to Chey
enne.
enne.Mrs.
Mrs. R. J. McConnell left for
Evanslon Saturday.
J. H. Milhrd returned from tie
east Saturday.
Capt. Mears , U. S. A. , went west
Saturday to Sidney.
M. C. Keith , of North Platte , was
In the city Saturday.
Col. C. E. Freeman , of Hastings ,
, Minn. , is in the city.
Mrs. R. R. Ringwalt left Friday
for a visit to Detroit.
Col. McConihe , U. S. A. , Is in tie
city , accompanied by his mother.
Mrs. J. L. Mountain was an eastbound -
bound passenger Friday evening.
D. R. Fant and Capt. Mayberry ,
well known Texaa cattle men , are in
the city ,
Mr. L. H. Van Antwerp , of A- !
bany , Is visiting in the city , the guest
of L. B. Williams.
M. SIsutter returned from the east
this morning and will soon occupy his
new store , corner of Tenth and Farn
ham.
J. 0. Slatter"tho Sixteenth street
grocer , has returned from a trip to
the mountains , where he has been
spending a fow'woeka for the benefit
of his health.
Mr. John Hcnza , the popular Bc-
h-smian clerk of Jchn H. F. Lchmtn
& Co. , has resumed his former posi
tion in the Now York dry goods store.
This will doubtless please the numei-
ous patrons of that nationality , wLo
have missed Mr. Honza for come
months.
Rev. Narya Sheshadi , a converted
high caste Brahmin , passed through
the city Friday evening en route from
Bombay lo the Pan-Presbyterian coun
cil at Philadelphia. Ho was accom
panied by Rev. Mr. Grcen a mission
ary to Japan.
If you want your watch fixed-good
take it to Edholm & Erickeou's. All
work warranted or money refunded.
Our friends will do well to re
member that Mr. Namara , on Four
teenth street , maNes no display of his
goods at the fair , but every ono who
has an appreciation of the good things
of lifo eays ha is equal , if not su
perior , to the world's angels.
We , and many with us , are convinced -
,
vinced , that the largest , freshest aud
best cooked Oysters , are to be had at '
Alsted'a "French Ocffeo House , " 1420
Douglas street. Open till 2 a. in.
sep7 2t
Hamburg Fi"s 25c a box.
FRESH FUO.M TUB SPRINGS. Foreign
and American Mineral Water , Hun-
pidi , Janes , Hathorn , Friedrichahall
Bitter Water , Vichy , Congress and
Empire. For sale by Ish&McMahon ,
1321 Farnham street. a301m
WIN OR L.OSE.
I have decided to fill a long felt
want in this city , and am resolved lo
make suits to order , equal in equality
and style to any merchant tailor , at
prices that will allow atiy man to be
dressed equal to the richest in fash
ionable first-class fitting suits , and no
more Ready Mnda clothes need dis
figure your shape ? ny longer , if you
only call on M. Rypiuski , Merchant
Tailor , 210 , 12th street , northeast
corner of Farnham.
To-day we have received by express
a large invoice of Whitby jot and am-
bjr jewelry. Come in and see the
now styles ; also new and beautiful
stylosof pearl card cases just received.
Co'no and see our goods and compare
our prices before you buy elsewhere.
Wo will be pleased to show goods and
idd.
everything warranted as represented.
EDHOLM & EmcicijON ,
The jewelers opposite the postoffice ,
Fifteenth and Dodge.
FAIR WEEK.
Wo have received a choice line of
new jewelry , selected irom the latest
patterns which wo are exhibiting and
offering for sale. All who BOO these
goods are well pleased.
WlIiri'LK fc McMlLLAN ,
Douglas street , near Fifteenth.
L. L. WILLIAMS & SONS'
FALL IMPORTATIONS of
, DRESS GOODS and NOVELTIES
are nllltlc late , but will bu in tlicfust
of the mch , and it will bo ADVIS
ABLE for the ladies
to wait and sco
, this elegant liuo of DKESS PATTERNS
with TiiiMMiNGS to MATCH , as it em
braces alt the latest and choicest
NOVELTIES.
Wo can recommend this as bcinj ; the
finest line of goods ever brought to
this city.
city.L.
L. B. WILLIAMS & SONS' ,
Dodge street , corner of Fifteenth.
Fresh i cccipts Michigan Pcadics , 75
- to 90 cents a basht.
Fleming & Co. , Grows.
Death Record.
BYEHS AtAckly.Iowa , Sept. IGth ,
Augusta May , infant daughter of
John M. Byers , of this city , aged 15
months.
BYERS At Ackley , Iowa , Septem
ber 16th , Augusta May , infant daugh
ter of John M. Byers , of this city ,
aged 15 months.
T. B. Ringar has opened merchant
tailoring at 5G'J loth ,
, street , Jacobs
.
cloth Cachmeres. Call and see.him.
septl7-3t
Wo have just received n largo num-
berof PAULOK and CUAJIBEK SUITS
and other FORNITORE which the pub
lic are invited to inspect.
CIIAKLES SHIVERICK ,
1208 and 1210 FArnham St.
I. O O. F.
The members of State Lodge , No
10 , are requested to meet at the Odd
Fellows' Hall , at 1 o'clock ) , m. Sun
day , September 19 , to attend the
funeral of our late brother , James
Smith. Member * of the order gen :
erally invited.
C. L. SriuuGHT , Sec'ft
INAUGURAL DAY ,
Yesterday being Sunday of course
it was not expected that the prelimin
ary work connected with the coming
fair would attract the attention of
many persons. Nevertheless , there
were ( many here seeking information
as exhibitors and visitors , and the
consequence was that the several offi
cials , connected with the fair , had to
hasten dinner , nfter church time , and
transfer the many calls at their private
residences to the proper office , No.
1,412 Farnham street.
On Saturday evening the military
comnany from Sutton arrived and , as
stated in THE BEE , went immediately
toai tha grounds for guard dutj'i They
are a fine body of young men and in
every way show that the fair officials
did ! a sensible thing in selecting thorn ,
as the proper guards of the fair prop
erty. The different subordinate officers
ClC
cers on the grounds will be appointed
this morning when every one , who re
ceives ( the official compliment , will be
expected : ip commence the exorcises of
his authority at once. Hon. Robert
hF
Furnas , president of the state horti
cultural society , will bo present this
morning. The arrangement of floral
and fruit hall has been well attended
tcai , during his absence , by J. T. Allen ,
and that veteran florist , Charles J.
Ryan.
The scone on the grounds cannot bo
properly described this morning. In
fact , everything is proof positive of
the bustle of business.
, The entries for the races are as fol
lows :
Tuesday 2:40 : class , purse $600.
"Colorado , " entered by J. F. Kinuoy ,
"Wild Irishman , by Dennis Cunning
ham ; "Black Dan , " by W. B. New
ton ; "Lone Jack , by B. J. Johnnon.
Wrdncsday 2:30 : class , purse § 500 ,
"Nettie Ward , entered by W. A.
Marlow ; "Gray Granger , by J. H
III hton ; "Charlie Douglas , " by
Frank Pcnrsou.
Thursday class 3 ; free for all
failed to fill.
Friday Entries will close on Mou
day night. Fine pacers from the oas
are tn be heard from.
Cult races four-year-olds , to liar
ness , purse 25 ; "Sullivan" entorsc
byVm. . Daily ; "Mambrino B ?
shaw , " by W. A. Marlow ;
by 1 G. W. E. Dorsey.
Three-year-olds same purse A
tcrais ; "G.ul Hamilton , " entered by
Win. "Mambrino Bashaw "
Dai'y ; , by
W. A. Marlow ; "Coo , " by A. S.
Patrick ; "Saratoga Prince1 by Ed
Patrick.
Ou ? .ycar-old same purse and
terms ; "Empress , " by Wm. Daily ,
"Sharawood , " by G. W. E. Dorsoy ;
"Senator P , " by Clarence Wilson ;
"Prince Alarm , by John I. Redick.
Every indlca > iou has a red letter
point for the coming week's exhibi
tion.
HOTES.
Mr. Hunter has been appointed su
perintendent of tbespeeddopartinent.
Ho is an old horseman , who under
stands everything that is needed when
equine meets equine.
The office of the managers was
moved to the fair grounds last night ,
Rain or shine the fair will go on
and there will be plenty of accommo
dations on the grounds for thoeo who
have come to the fair , and are intent
on a fair visit.
U. P. Hand.
The U. P. Band was Saturday eve
ning made the recipient of a very
handsome compliment by the mem i-
bers of No. 1 engine company. About
8 o'clock a score or more firemen met t
at thchnll , provided abundantly with
edibles and refreshments , and took up
their march to the band house , at the ,
foot of Webster stro-.t. The band
boys were at practice , and were taken
completely by surprise. President
itit
Nichols arose and eaid that the object
itw
of this gathering was to faintly show
the appreciation No. 1 hal of the past
f.wor3 of the band , and the company
had unanimously voted to impress
this fieiiEo of appro iation upon the
bind by visiting them and enjoying '
themselves together. The baud gve
three chocrs for No. 1. After every
body had found seats , tha refresh'
itn
ments were served , consisting of ham
sandwiches , grapes , poaches , apples tn"i
cake , ice cream , cigars and not too
much of the Toulon's favorite bover -
age. The evening was 'devoted to :
songa , declamations and a few special -
1a
ties. 0io of these specialties was a
jig by Messrs. Hornberger and Hill 1 ,
Called the "Aldermanic Reel. " Mr.
Hornborgcr , rs a member of the coun -
cil committee on fire , was invited >
and brought to this scene of festivi
ties. This exhibition brought down
the house. Prof. Toozor told of the
band's trip to Camp Buford , and
what odds were again tit them in
competing for the prize , which mad lo
their victory the much more trium
phaut. Ho closed by thanking No. 1
company for the substantial evidence
of their good will , and stated tha
whenever and wherever the baud
idst
could do them honor it would mos
gladly do so. The festivities closed
at eleven o'clock and everybody en'
joyed himself highly.
- - -
A Welcome Visitor.
Major Ben. C. Truman , a journal
ist of twenty-six years experience , ana
adas
a brilliant and affable gentleman , was
in the city yesterday and favored Tn
BEE office with a call. Major Tru '
man , who began his newspaper career
on , the Now York Times , has for the
past five years owned and edited the
Los Angelas Dally Star. He has a'so '
for Ihree years past boon at the head
of the literary bureau of the Central
and Southern Pacific railroads , in
whoso interest the present trip to the
east is made , Ho is accompanied by
his wife and daughter and came In
from California last night in the dl-
rectors' car of the Union Pacific ,
which conveyed President Hayes and
party from Omaha to the coast. Ma
jor Truman is well known to General
King and otherjofficers at Fort Omaha >
as well as to a host of military men
aud journalists throughout the entire
country. Ho temporarily abandoned
editorial work in 1802 to go to Nash.-
villo a ? private secretary to Andy
Johnson , who was then appointed
Military Governor of Tennessee. He
was afterwards first provost marshal
of Nashville. Since the close of the
war ho has served the government in
various capacities , and in the perform
ance of liis duties has visited nearly
every part of the world. Ho will al
ways meet with a hearty wclcomo alat
THE BEE headquarters.
Why dose . ourselves with nauseat
ing medicines , when a purely nit
cathartic will euro you at once re -
bnrFt. . .
; * Try lh m.
Universally acknowledged the best ,
Astor House , Ne York. s7-lm
TAKE NOTICE !
OFFICE OF CITY MARSHAL.
Omaha.Nebraska , Sept. 10th , 1880.
_ To citizens generally : Everybody
a hereby cautioned against pick *
locketf , burglars and hotel thieve ? ,
with which the town ia at present in-
ested. Every train brings in new
additions to the crowd. The police
'orce is insufficient to guard the city
properly , and a warning is hereby
; iven to all to bo on the lookout-
0. J. Westerdahl ,
City Marshal.
SPECIAL KGT1GES.
NOTICE Aihcrtlseincnta To Let For Sale *
Lost , Found , Wants , Eotrdln ; &c. , will io In
serted In theee column ? once lor TEN CENTS
per line ; each subsequent InsertionFIVE CENTS
per line. The diet insertion cover leas than
TWENTY-FIVE CKMTS.
TO LOAU-tMHEY.
TO LOAN At 8 per cent Intci
c-rt , In sums of $2100and up
wards for 1 to 6 years' time on first class tin pro v
c < Jcitvaml farm property. Apply at BK111S
Heal Estate and Loan Agency , 15th and Doujlas
Sts. 278 codtf
' = r XO LOAN-Oail it Law Offlco
M'
D. L.THOHAS. KoomS.Cfcighton Block
ONKY TO I.OAH . 1109 Farnhara street.
M Dr. Edwnrdn Loan Accncy. nov-22-tl
HELP TTAHTED
Tw i good ul cksmltlis to co west ,
WANTED . D.O.CLAUK.
/ lUL WANTED For general rocsework at
\JT 8W. . corner of 14th and Cipltol Awnue.
5-iS-lS
M EN WANTEDCOpcrday. . T.MURRAY.
602-tf
WANTED A coed pastry cook ; St. Charlts
ildtcl. 492-tf
ANKED An experienced ilrj coodcloth -
W
lug , IxjoU aid slms snlvsnu'i ; no other
need apprcfercn'cs ! required. Address 0
Adlcr , fccwaiil. Neb 491-20
ANTED A xood jjirl to do general hou'c-
xiork. Apply corner 12th and Pacific.
480 it
" \ , \ / ANTBr , A Girl to do noufe work , 1109
VV Farnr m Street , un Stnlro If-tt
WAMTED-HI5CELUNEOU8.
TTANTED Situation bv a jonn ? roan as an
_ offlcc ckrk or rs-HUnt hiokkcepor. Can
give reference. Addrou T. P. B. Dca ollic * .
B34-1S
0V WANTED A : mart , active bo > ; The
B Cradstrect Co. 4S3-1S
Two flrst-c'as1 roat and one test
WANTED for Chcjcnne , Wv. Inquire at SI.
ITillnian&Co , c\ cry other ilnj for3da > j. 47G-'S
FOR RENT-HOUSES AND UNO.
TTIOR RENT Three unfurnished room * , with
I1 hall nil clo'cti : terms moderate , > t 1S18
CassSt J. n littUNER. 500-18
RENT A well furnished house , 10
FOR , with well and c'stcrn in the ccnt ° ref
of the city ; suitable f r private botrlinz house ,
or furnished rooms alonofurntturo nearly new ,
at cheap flureK I'cnt 550 per month. Inquire
At IhU offlcc. 501-25
T710JI RENT 2 filrntahril rooms ; one suitable
JU for professional gentleman , S. W cor. 18th
and Capitol Aemle. . 484-21
KENT A. largo two-stity noardinfr
house with six bed rooms , on cor. Doujlia
and Eighth streets , also two story , seven.room
ed house , ad jo'nineabo\e Enqui o of Barker
ros , Gas office , or HORCS & 11111" , and J.
Trcltchkc , 15th and Farnham. 495-18
FOR UENT Tin smill cottages , , on corner
of Ilnrney and 22d streets. Inquire 203
Howard St < S11 !
TTlURNISHED Rooms with or without board.
J ; at European Restaurant. SOl-tf
FOR RENT Finely furnished rooms at 1310
DT * ciiport street , bet. 13th and 14th St.35n.tt
35n.tt
"TjlOR RENT 2 furnished rooms o er Uer-
| J chants Exchange , N. E. Cor. IBIh and
Podgd Btrc"to. 2S9-tf
URNISnED ROOMS PORRERT-AttJavcn-
F port House. tvintf
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Beat location in the
HOTEL
Ciiy. Jnqu'rcatlhtgoffice. 503-24
LOTS , FARMSHOUSES AJ.D LANES. Look
over DEMId' new column of bargains on 1 st
Pace.
MILK Twenty to twenty tour quins or on
dollar by John t. ranlwn.
ohfBaC-raon-worit
T710RSALE A fine ccntl-hor > ff , sifofi.rar.y
C 1-idr todriie. Afcoaflre new milch cow
byL F.May'nn freight n Block , Citj. 4S3-18
OFFERS A SPLENDID LIST O
BKillS
Uanrilns in Housm , Lots , Farms and
Lan'li , III hlg new col limn on 1st page.
T71 U SALE Cottonwood lumber of all sircg.at
f * RKDMONP'P. Sixti-with-xt , 510-t
MISCELLANEOUS-
TAKEN UP One black colt , two y araold ;
lery gentle. C. W. FJNN ,
605 20 * 23th and Farnham street.
FOR A KING ncaiUEinifi front , Doorg ,
counter , Jtantfc , Store fitting1 , veneered
work eo to 1310 Dudira street , A. F. KAFERT A
CO. , Bulldorg. ip2fiovfut-tfv
LOTS , FARMS , HOUSES AND LANDS. Look
over UKMIS' new column of bargains on let
I"- ; " .
I"T
T OST A sorrel imrp , while faca and little
11 wlilto o i side had harness on. J. S. HtLL.
471-tf
Absolutely Pure ,
Hade from Grape Crctm Tartar. No olho
preparation makes such lizht , flaky hot breads ,
or luxurious pastry. Can be cMcn by dyneptin
without fear of the ills resulting from hcaty i
digestible food.
bold only In cans , by all Grocers.
UOTAL BAKINO POWDSR Co . N w York
MOMSTERCONCERT
SUNDAY , SEPTEMBER 10 , ' 8O.
BY
STEINHAUSE'R'S
RENOWNED ORCHESTRAI !
( IB First-Class Musicians )
AT
BAUMANN'S GARDEN ,
Ccmtncneinj ; at 2 o'clock P. 11.
AbMISSlOM IS Cents ,
GENTLEMAN AND 1ADY 23 Cents
- ±
AOADEMTOF MUSIC !
_
GREAT ATTRACTION FAIR WEEK.
Monday , Tuesday & Wednesday ,
fcEPlEUBER 20th , 21st and 22d ,
Gulick-Blaiidell Quarantced Attraction So. 3.
The New Musical mndSpeciilty Oddity.
HOP SCOTCH ,
OB
THE DUKB ,
TUE DOWAGER.
THE FENIAN.
THE GERMAN AMBASSADOR ,
THE TWO MAID OF UONOB ,
AND THE
IUJAU OF SINGAPORE.
A Hotiing Fijcic > l Coroedy Opeiatta in three
acts. Rendered by the Gulick Blaisdell Opeialic
and Sr ci Vy Comrany , asn tea by full Oper
atic Orcdrttra aid Bnsj Eand.
Bessrred st tsrow on saTe , without txtra
charge , at Max Heyer & Bro.'a Jewelry Store.
Price u usual. jlS-Jt
ONE MILLION ACRES
ox-
CHEAP LAND
T3ST
EASTERN NEBRASKA ,
$2 TO $5 PER ACRE.
20,000 Acres
DOUGLAS COUNTY ,
6 to 12 Miles from Omaha ,
$6 to $10 per Acre , on v
Long Time and
Low Interest.
Large tracts suitable fcr
Colonies in all the best
Counties in the State.
80,000 acres scattered
through Iowa.
A large number of Improved
Farms in Nebraska , many oi
them near Omaha , S12 to $40
per acre.
An Immense List of
OMAHA
CITY PROPERTY ,
Consisting of Elegant Kesi-
dencea from $3,000 to $20-
000. Many vacant lots in
the additions to Omaha.
Hundreds of lots scattered
through the City. Houses and
Lots , Business Houses and
Lots , and all kinds of Ci y
Real Estate.
We also have
MONEY TO LOAN
on Improved Farms in Doug
las County , on 5 years time , at
10 percent , interest to all who
can show good titles.
Itlaps for Douglas niid Sarpy
Counties for saJc ,
Boggs & Hill ,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS ,
1408 Para. St. , Omaha , tfeb.
,
FOR RENT Lnrpe residence with about 1
acre of grotindncHlytapercd ) and painted ;
9 miuutM' walk from court home.
FOR SALEAt a bargain , largo hou'e of 0
rooms with 3 lot * , narn , well , cistern , fruit
aid shade trcea , & : ; 5 blocks from court house
BOUOS & HILL.
T7IOR SALE One Of the finejt residence pro-
JC pertles In the city. House of 10 rooms with
f our lots , ell , stabl-j , Ac. Just remodeled. Kx-
ccllcnt location.
BOQGS & HILL.
TTIORSALE 2 cholca lots , next south of rcsi-
Jj ilencc of n. V. U KcnneJy , St Mary's Avc-
nueS-50andDOO. ;
BOGGS & HILL.
ARM FOR SALE 6 milca west of city. Fin
est farm in the counij ; 26 per acre.
BOGGa & HILL.
WANTED Wo want to contract with n reli
able man to clear and grub 20 acres of
brush land. BOUQ * & HILL.
"ITTANTED 15,000 jards of dirt
VV IJOdG & HiLL.
"PRICKHOUSK Com enicnt to business , with
JD full lot , 7 rooms , 2,100.BOOCS
BOOCS k HILL
FOR EXCHANGE For city property , small
tracts of hnd , covered with younc timtcr
at 820 peracro. 1JOGOS A HILL.
FOR SALE Dnii new house , 5 room ? , nith
every convenience , with half lot , 33xl3"
ft. . No 1 location , tiuio to suitwill sell at a bar
gain for 5 dayj only.
BOOOS & HILL ,
TJ10RSALK llrick potrdor housoand 7 acres
JL' near block Yards , J2,500.
J2,500.EOOOS
EOOOS & HILL.
EOR SALE Comer Inlf of lot S. W. Cor. 15
and Jackson at a sacrifice.
sacrifice.EOflOd
EOflOd & HILL.
TJOR SALE Full comer lot , N.3. Cor 1C and
' Jones SU ) .
EOGQS & HUL.
MONfcYTOLOAN Any one ishinc to use
10 per cent , money In sums to suit from
$500 to $ JO.OOO , can procure it through U' .
BOGUS A II ILL.
FOR SALE S business lets , ne west of
Masonic Temple , ? 1C50 each.
JJOOCS & HILL.
T7 OR SALE 2 lots neat of Odd Felluna Block.
JD BOGGS&HILL.
TH10R A CHEAP LOT Uo to Boggs andHill'a ad-
J } dition.
Wo still have some small
MORTGAGES
mortgagfg for gale , ran ms from J100 to
fJOO. Persons having small sums of money can
invest with' safety , and without any expense
whitcicr , and get 10 per cent. Interest
BOOGS&HILL.
A HOME 8100 to 5:00 is all you need pay
_ CX down if jou buy a hoT.e for yourself
through us. Time to suit on balan c.
BOGGS & HILL.
FOIt RENT Improved farm neir barracks.
BOGGS i ; HILL
T7OR SALE tTousa and full lot > estcr
JL street , one of the bcit locations n the city ,
51.500 ; easy terms.
EOGOS tc. HILt.
VTEW IIOU3E8 Wo are now prepared to
IN build houses oMh from f100 to S300 on
our new addition , 23th and 33th and Farnham ,
Douglas and Dodge , and cell on small monthly
pa > menu. ' BOGUS & HILL.
T > ESIDENCE LOTS FOR SALE 200 Jots in
JLKontze k Rhth't ) addition , near bcsiness ,
good 6Urroundin3 , lota cohered with youni <
irces , and arc the choicest , cheapest and nearest
to business of any lot ! in the mirbct. By all
means look at lots In Kountze & Ruth's additl > n
before pUrchcshin ; elsewhere Will sell on
monthly pa ) ments ; fries J100 to $660.
EOCOS&HILL.
f HEAP LOIS -3 and 0 , hloclcC , d01
\l dition. Want tc-t offer at once for one or
both. BOGGS & HILL.
1HEAP LOTS Lota 17 and 18Tho'meIl' ad-
1 dition. EUOGS & HILL.
AND HALF LOT Near Thirteenth
HOUSE Capitol avenue , ? 1COO.
BOGOS 4. HILL.
BESTLOTS-In Shiun's addition , 1300.
BOGGS and HILL.
EXCHAXOE-Owner ol 2J * cr < near
AN Bliir will cxclimnse for first cb 9 business
orre'iJencepronsrty "in Omahi an' ' pay om
(3,000 fHWO , n
TWJ co'.taca with If.L8. .
BARGAINS , iwuth of depot twi L-8.
$1 00 for both.
1 CHOICE LOTSOn Park - . - - - - - - 38 ,
10 onlyS iW Jfflfiomdepot.lsmoiaOO.
Monthy payments.
Immense Stock for
* FALL A8D WINTER
Fine Custom-Made > , ,
Men's Suits ,
Boys' Suits
Children's Suits.
ij
SPRING OVERCuATS iji
For Men ,
Boys , and
Ch'Jrlren.
Uiider-Wcsir , Hats and Cnpsf <
Trunks and Yalisrs , at
Prices to Suit All.
i
jr
jrt
Farnham Street Near Fourteenth
GIT HI' AND GIT ! NO Lf > STOCK !
Having Taken tbe Abo7e for Our Motto , Wearo
Determined to Ofler
Our Entire Summer Stock of
a
II
Regardless oi' Cost.
In Order to Make Eoom for Our Fall and Winter Goods.
We Will Not Be Undersold.
BOSTOJST CIiOTISHsTGECOTTSIE ,
FAKNIIAH STREET.
OHAELES SCHLAM. SOL. PKBtfCE ,
Oval Brand
ft" y i fi u
UBS IB 8 H
u r
n H H
n B S ? M K E Hdf
The sMra of this "brand" of Oystcra bvre now outstripped all others. You set raoro . Ojitcrs IN
WEIGHT AND MCAbUKK in cars of thu brand than u any other. I } . P. I.EKJU K.
scpldlm General Western Agent , Omaha-
House Furnishing Woods , Shelf Hardwire ,
Nails and Etc.
Farnbam Street. 1st Door East First National Bank.
Dealer in
The Cheapest Place iii the City for
R
I Manufacture my own Pieced
* * .
That will last you a lifetime , at the Lowest Price in the city , j.
and deal in no factory-mada truck that id almost universally ,
dealt in now a-davt ? .
I also manufacture all kinds of Cans.
JI. F. STOBTZEL , - - . Tenth it Jackson Sis ,
ORCHARD &BEAH. I QEWEY & STONE , | J-B.FBCHOH&G
--oa E s E r srar aB , IGKOCERS ,
OMAHA. ' OMAHA OMAHA.
5OOOO
4.-
CHEAP ! CHEAPER ! CHEAPEST
" _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
MAX MEYER & BRO.
Propose for the next ninety (90) ( ) days to sell their
entire stock of
Diamonds , Watches ,
Jewelry , Clocks ,
Silver-Ware ,
Pian'os & Organ \ .
GENERAL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
At Manufacturing Prices , Which is from 15 to 20 per
cent , ielow any Eastern Wholesale House ,
preparatory to moving into their
weN Store , Cor. llth & Farnham nt- fa
We 3Iean Business , Come and le Convinced.
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