8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , JULY 13 , 1881 ,
IKE DAILY BEE ,
"Wednesday Morning , July 13.
I/JOAL BREVITIES ,
Patterson sells coal.
rGct your hftta At Donna's ,
Drink Saxe'a Permian Beer.
Sin ok o Saxo's hand mftiU lOo
-1000 residence lote , BemU , ngent.
< 300 business lota. Cull on lleinti ,
25C house * and lots. Bcmls' ftgency.
A.V. . Nason , Dentist , Jncob'n block.
Bcmla' new map of Omaha , 25 cents.
I > cry ° ne drinks SMC'S Cream Soda.
Bemls1 real cstato boom. Jb'lrst pago.
Natural Mineral Water on draught nt
Knhn's drug store.
" 200 farms nnd 000,000 acres of land.
Bern ! ' , agent.
For FINS Commercial Job Printing ,
nil nt THE BKK Job rooms.
The Lion continues to roar for Moore's
Harness and Saddlery.
Whipple , McMillan & .Co. , the jewel
ers , Crelfhton Block. o2G-tf
Prescriptions n specialty , Opera House
Pharmacy , 211 S. Ifith Street.
Safes , machinery , and all kinds of
licavy hauling done by Brisco & Co. , the
nafc men. wkvlt
At 2:30i.n. : \ . yesterday o thermometer
fin Farnhnm street indlcatcda.tcmperftturo
of J13J degrees in the shade.
About one hundred railroaders bound
f or Dem or Junction , passed through the
city on the U. P. train yesterday.
They were picked up In New York.
The races which open in Chicago on
Tuesday will attract ix number of Omaha
iwople to that city. Among theme who
will probably leave on Sunday nrc W. A.
P/ixton , J. S. Cauineld , lUclmrd Wilde
nnd "Doc" 1'oote.
While a four imilo team was passing
along Sixteenth street near the residence
of A. J. Poppleton yesterday , the
wheels of the wagon mink to the hub in n
newer excavation. The vehicle was loaded
with lumber. It was gotten out of the
Jmlc with the greatest difficulty.
Thirteen car loads of emigrants went
through Omaha yesterday-afternoon bound
for Utah. '
A loaded omnibus nnd thrco wagons
fjot Btuck lait u\cning in some bad mud
holes on ninth street , between 1'tunliaii
and "Harncy.
A c'ouplo of now stage coachcH , manu
factured for the Wyomlng'BtnBo.company ,
nt Conconl , N. H. , wcro Rent out to that
Territory from this city yesterday.
-Justice Gustavo Anderson waasoovor
corao by the heat yesterday that ho wan
compelled to go home. Ho however ,
hopes to bo able to resume business to
day.
It is now reported on good authority
that there will soon be a faster train put
upon the U. P. road , which will greatly
nhorten the time between Omaha nnd
Denver.
The new four-in-hand tunioutof J. N.
H , Patrick is very fine. It consists of n
covered > ehlclo of four seats , well uphol
itcred nnd neatly finished , and drawn by
four spanking bays.
A fight occurred yesterday afternoon
in n lower Douglas ttrcct saloon. A party
of thrco or four men were drinking nnd
tw < of them got into n dispute , ono struck
the other on tbo head indicting an ugly
j'ash , and then started out'tiH if the comet
was after him. Ho could not bo found by
the police ,
A fishing party , consisting of Messrs.
A. D. Hapgood , W. Umpherson , and
Harry Oatrom , accompanied by their fain-
llios , returned yesterday fromBulIo Creek ,
where they have been engaged in uiticn-
torlal purbults since Saturday of last week.
They caught , in all , ono mud turtle nnd
one gar fish , and ri i > ort a fine time.
A row occurred lastovcnlngntahouso
of disrepute on Dmlgo street , In which
couple of constables nnd a justice of the
peace figuiod quite prominently , the latter
lcing ) knocked down by i\ chair in the
Lands of the woman who keeps the house ,
nnd who , nftcr severely scratching the face
of ono of the officers , pulled u roolvcrou
Jiim. The difficulty occurred over the pea
nesutyn of a trunk which the woman pro-
poscd'to ' hold In lieu of an unpaid bean
1)111 against one of the inmates of the house
In trying to "nettle" the affair the
men who got mixed up in the row appear
to have been "nettled" themselves.
Real Estate Transfer ! .
The following transfers wore recorded
corded at the county clerk's ofllco
yesterday , as reported for this paper
by John L. McCaguo , real eatato
agent nnd conveyancer ;
Byron and Louis Hood to Marie E
Burinestor , parcel of Market street
nnd lots 8 , 0 , 10 , in block 249i
Omaha. WD $2,000.
Ida P. Drake , ot al. , to Win.
Hudson , lot 4 , block 11 , Rood's first
addition. W. D.-S500.
Peter Johnson and villa to Hans
Jlohwer , BW I section 19 , Tn. ID , 11
12 cast. WD.-$3,000.
Peter Faust to John A. Harbacli
lots 14 nnd 12 in block 0 , Uorbach'u
second addition. Q. 0. D. § ll,00. )
John I. Rcdick nnd wife to Mary
J. Rose , parcel in lot 9 , Capital add.
w. D.-eooo.
O. P. Hnrford ot al. , to llodick &
Coimoll , w i. lot 3 , block 147 , Omaha
Q : o. D. 1,000.
Isaac S. Hascall to Henry Fingal
parcel insoc. 34 , tp , 10. range 18
cast. W. D. f 100.
A Specimen Bridge.
The bridge crossing the creek a
Eighteenth and Cuming streets is in <
terrible condition and calls for inline
diate attention of the city authorities
The approaches are terrible , Whoi
a street car is passing a margin 01
about two-foot space ia allowed to
pedestrians , and this walk is con
veniently pierced with holes largo
enough. Jo-nllow one Jo drop fifteen
foot bolbw 'in1 tlio darkness. The
bridge is a model structure in its way
and as a monument of dilapidation
could scarcely bo improved upon.
u.tfSMOw.Fi.Ajq5 at
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OMAHA ROADSTERS ,
Some of Thorn Mentioned by n
Foreign Authority.
Promising Animals that are
now in Training.
In The Turf , Field and Fnrni of
My 8th appears n loiter from II. T ,
Footo , V. S. , in which are mentioned
several of the roadsters to bo BOOH on
Sherman nvenuo almost any pleasant
evening , The letter says : "Drivinij
up this road , first to notice ia n hand
some brown gelding driven by Mr. J ,
M. Thurslon , which would bo nil
loner to the road of nny city in our
Union , The brown nUilllon , Malt
Patrick , with n record close to U:30 : ,
driven by Mr. GL-U. Cmincld , show
jrcat speed and is never loft. A bay
naro , very stylish and fast , is driven
jyMr. Jaa. Croighton. Mr. Dennis
Cunningham drives a bay gelding
vhich is hard to beat. A high-headed
chestnut gelding driven by Mr. Ed ,
Tohnson , justly maintains great res-
icct among the roadmen , A Rorrol
jolding sidowhoola the road at a rapi d
ait , driven by Mr. II. McCaffrey. A
bay , gelding driven by Mr. W. II. Me-
Cord , comes down the road oil up in
the .bunch. Mr. Gco. Irwin pilots a
showy bay gelding , Mr. J , S. Caulfield
a speedy roan golding. A sorrel mare
driven by Mr. J. 0. Cowin , is worthy
of mention. Mr. J. I. Redick drives
a lively brown mare. Col. Dickey is
aeon on the road at one time with the
brown stallion Brown Wilkes , by
George Wilkes , nnd entered in the
four-year-old race at Chicago , and at
another time with n bay gelding that
can boat 2:30. : Many other single
rigs might bo mentioned , but the
above nro nbout the beirt , and a short
speed on the road at n 2:30 : clip is not
a rare occurrence. Mamy fine double
.earns nro nightly BOOH , the best of
which are iv very fast pair of bays
driven by Mr. A. L. Patrick ; n pair
of roans , driven by Mr. F J. llamgo ;
n Btylish team of bays , driven by Mr.
Ilonry Homan nnd n gray and brown
driven by Mr. D. T. Mount.
At the Omahn driving park , the
loiter gees on to say , there are n couple
of do7.cu good horses in training ,
among which nro :
In Chris Kevin's stable : Little Tom ,
b. g. 9 years oldby Volunteer , record
of 2:3i : ; Granger , gr. g. , with n record
ord of 2:34 : ] , owned by Mr. James
Croighton ; Elsie 0. , ch. in. , by Blue
Bull , no record , but can trot in 2:30 : ,
owned by Benjamin Wood ; Tom , b.
g. , no record , but can trot in 2:40 : ,
owned by Goo. Invtn ; and a dozen
other likely' looking colts , especially
ono belonging to Mr. Ncsbit , five
years old and very speedy.
Ia the stable of S. M. Boardsloy
are : llandall , oh. g. , by John T.
Brady , record 2.24J , owned by Dr.
Pock ; May Clark , ch. in. , 8 years old ,
record 2:35 : , by George Wilkes ;
Will Her , blk. g. , 8 years old , by
Gen. Grant , no record , belonging
to Richard Wilde and very promising ,
Charley Douglas b. g. , by Tom , ho
by Scott's Hialoga , record of 2:30 : ,
owned by Boardaloy and now trotting
in the 2:2 : ! ) class in the Iowa circuit.
Under Jack Seer's tuition nro Crops-
py , b. in. , eight years old , no record ;
Col. King , blk B , three years old , by
Mambrino King and two colt , brought
from Dr. Uorr's farm over a year ago ,
two years old , by Mambrino Patchen.
They nro line looking nnd promising.
All belong to Mr. John A Creighton ,
In Tom Gray'slmnd are Wild Irish
man , b. g. , record 2:52 : ] , belonging to
Dennis Cunningham , nnd now trott
ing in the 2:48 : class In the Iowa cir
cuit ; Dora Duke , br. in. , seven years
old , "by Iron Duke , trotting in the
3:00 : class in the Iowa circuit.
Poitofiloo Oliangoi
III Nebraska during the week end
ing July 2 , 1881 , as furnished by Win.
YanVlbck , of the postoilico depart
ment :
Established Arden , Boone county ;
Margarot'A. Knnkol , P. M ,
Discontinued : Camp Sheridan ,
Sioux county ; Sooborg , York county.
Postmasters Appointed Shelby ,
Polk county , J. II , Youinans ; Thorn-
burgh , Ilayos county , William Black.
T , J. Fleming , of Geneva , Ne
braska , arrived in the city last night
with two fast horses that will furnish
sport for the spoodora on Shormai
avenue , Ono is a black Hamblo
tonian Two yeara old , and the othoi
| s n Gray Eagle mare of BIX. The
daisies nro quartered at Stophonson's
m nnd o.
TUN THOUSAND YAIIWS EMIWOIHKU
its from Now York auction saloa nt
7i cents per yard , worth 25 cents per
yard , nt the BOSTON STOHK , on Tontl
street. jyO-2t
Parasols cheap at the Boston Store
on 10th street ,
Parties wishing Ice Cream on Sun
day will please luavo their ordora Sa
turday morning nt Joe & Sam's. '
jyll-St
LATEST FIIOM WASHINGTON
During the balance of the Benson w
will soil our Pure Ice Cream ut § 1,5
per gallon , 40 cents per quart , and 1
cents a iltth. Special rates given t
largo orders , /satisfaction / guaranteed
" JOB et SAM ,
" ' , -ItjtU'Sti ' , next to Ppatoftice ,
'
Jy'll-2t.
A Bnd Obtrnotlon.
OMAHA , July 11.
o the Editor of The 1'ce
Already ono year ago the south side
roising on 17th street nnd St. Mnry's
venue did not connect with the side
walk by nbout throe feet. People
raveling on this street to avoid sink-
ng in the mud hndto jump over. Bye
nd bye more crossing gave way and
his was the worst spot to pass over
tntil last Saturday when a space of
bout seven feet in circumference
ftvoil in rendering it altogether im
possible , To lay the crossing riqhtly
riginally would hnvo cost nbout 50
outs and spared the citizen passing
iy there n great deal of inconvenience ,
low it will cost many dollars. That
a the wny the city government ia now
run here , J. I. F.
Y. M , C. A.
Quarterly Ronort of Its General -
oral Secretary.
At n mooting of the Y. M. 0. A. ,
icla nt their rooms Monday , Gco.
Bcr the generalsccrolnry , pro-
ontcd n report from which it appears
hat the number wf visitors and road
irs to the room for the quarter ending
Tune 30th , wore 4,275 ; nt the weekly
iraiso meetings , 1,803 ; nt the song
crviccs , 1,025 , ; nt extrn meetings ,
GIG ; nt socials nnd concerts , GOO ; nt
Mblo classes 51 , nnd at
Yoke Follows 72 , making
otnl of 0,447. During the quarter
0 visits have boon made to the sick ;
niglits watched with the sick ; 8 per
nnnont situations found ; G34 papers
Jatributcd ; 4,015 invitationaextondcd
o meetings , and 13 visits made in
ntorcst of the work. Moro young
ion have npplicd for good boarding
ousca , the secretary says , during the
ast two months than hnvo before in
wico that length of time during the
ast two years , The committee in
charge of periodicals have boon on-
Vbled through the liberal donation of
ilrs. Capt , Ilustin , to make somogood
additions to the leading matter of the
ooma. Arrangements will probably
) o made soon for n first-class lecture
course , interspersed with the
very boat of entertainments.
The "Medical Talks" given laatycar
o young men will bo repeated during
, ho coming season , and will prove as
entertaining and beneficial ns hereto
bra When the aasociation moves
nto the now building they have leased
on Fourteenth atrcot they will have
nero room for their work than they
lave had at any time in the past. The
milding will bo eighteen by ninety-
, wo foot , divided into three rooms.
Tlio first will bo n reading room , with
conversation room nnd parlor adjoin-
ng. The remaining room will bo
used aa n chapel nnd for classes.
Tlio secretary calla for all the help
that can bo given , and hopes that the
vork in the future will far exceed any
.hat has boon done in the past
Foil SAM : Oranges and Lemons by
.he box at Erb & Duquott's , Counci
Blufls. Jyl3-3t.
PERSONALS.
Milton II. ( loble , freight auditor of th
U. P. , wont WL'ut yesterday.
K , ( J. More him so , traveling agent ef tin
St. Paul & Mo. Valley railway , is at the
anfii'lil house.
J. It. Poor , of Boston , and Clins. S ,
'oor , of Chicago , both of whom nro iutcr-
Mttxl in stork ruiniM } , ' , ara htiiyiii ) ; nt the
Withnell.
J. 1\ Welsh , accountant of the Water
Works company , hns resigned his jionitior
to accent a jilnco under the Pullman Pa
cifio company , llo will nrovo a valuable
ncquiflitlon.
Judve Goalin nnd Victor I3iorbower de
[ > nrtod for homo yesterday.
Gordon II. 1'rink , of the Commercial
liotel nt Lincoln , in upending a few dnyi
with frlcndu in thu city. Ho ia on hi
way to ha ! former homo in Binghamton
N. Y.
Dick Steele , Into of The Omalm Smula
took Iila departure yesterday fo
, 111 , , whcro ho lmn accepted n poai
; ion on the editorial xtnir of thu Modern
Argn , published in that city.
The Great Circus.
Coup's circus exhibits in Omaha 01
text Thursday. The Cincinnati Commercial
morcial had the following to say nbou
the show :
"Coup Inat night closed the biggcs
circus BoaHon over known in Cincin
nati. So gre.it became the rush for
seats that during tlio last three days
thousands of persons would gain ml-
mitnncp nnd sit with great cheerfulness
far n tiresome hour before the per
formance bogixn. The nt-ls , voro good
and followed in quick succession with
n aullicient amount of variety to leave
an ngrooablo. impression on the spect
ator. The show also had much of tlio
sensational , notably , the hurling of
Lulu through the air by moans of a
catapult , and the headlong dive of
Mmo. Geraldine from n frightful
height to the net below , nud the con
clusion of the two hours and n half of
uninterrupted excitement nnd pleasure
with tho. blood-stirring hippodrome
races. Future visits with n similar
show will inauro Mr. Coup crowded
canvas , with n repetition of the nights
when the doors wore closed before 8
o'clock , and hundreds sent away dis
appointed. "
(7o < oic Eltyani Pallors of Joe id
Sam for Pure Ice Cream 10 cents a
a dish , 40 cents a quart , 91.50 cents
a gallon. jyll-2t
Fresh Butter nnd Eggs nt
Wsi , GENTLEMAN'S ,
OVER THE WAY.
Things of Note at Council
Bluffs.
Incidents and Happenings
Worth Mention.
Personal Pfirngrnplm and Matters
ill General.
MOHMON 1MM101UTIOX.
The 0. , B. it Q. brought in ycstor-
ay twenty-one car loads of Mormons
ust from Europe and bound for Utah ,
hcso emigrants nro principally Nor-
cgians nnd Swedes , belonging to the
eaaantry , and have the appearance
f being steady , industrious people ,
ut of that class whoso limited educn-
ion nnd knowledge of the worldmakcs
asy dupes to the Mormon ngcnta in
Europe , by whom they had boon in-
uccd to como. It is said that these
vho could not raise the money to come
rero provided for in some way by the
gent. This proselyting ia going on
11 the time in Europe , and it is sur-
rising to what extent it ia carried
nd now many of thcso poor people
ro deluded by thcso Mormon agents.
THB STOIIM
f Sunday evening could bo scon low
lown in the horizon while it was yet
wcnty or thirty milca away in No-
raska. Streaks of lightening were
eon darting across the narrow band
f black , long before the thunder
ould bo heard. As viewed from this
loint although the clouds appeared
erribly angry nnd threatening , there
ere no indications of n cyclone char-
ctor , though later in the evening it
ook onthatcharacter. There wcro two
torin centers several milca apart , ad
miring parallel with each other.
Cyclones nro rotaryintcnsoly electric ,
.nd . burst forth with the suddenness
if a flash of lightning. There nro
ortainly essential characteristics by
Well they can always bo distinguished
nuler favorable circumstances
, ml opportunity given to 'seek
& place of safety. In the night ,
lowevor , or when the cyclone forms
n the midst of n prevailing storm ,
ven chances must bo taken. These
ycloncs , although destructive to
iroporty nnd terrestrial objects gon-
rally , have not been doatructivo to
luman life.
HEAL ESTATE TUANSFKHS.
The following transfers of real es-
ate were filed in county recorder's
ffico to-day , aa reported by J. W.
iquiro&Co. , abstract and loan agents ,
3ouncil Bluffs :
D. F.Randolph , otal. , to F. P.
3roncman : pt. sj nnd pt. nwsw 33 ,
95 , 41 ; w. d. ; consideration ; $3,000.
W. B. Butler and wife , t. m. , to
Jno. N. Bruin : nw 11 , 75 , 39 ; consid
eration : 82,770.
F. P. Broncman to Reuben Brono-
nan ; 2 c. d. und. A , ni sw and pt. sj
sw 38 , 75 , 41 ; consideration : § 1.
F. P. Brenoman to Sarah Brone-
nan ; 2 c. d. so 33 , 75 , 41 ; consiflera-
ion : $1.
Sheriff Potta. Co. to Jno. Hennings ;
sheriffs d. : BCSO 11 , 74 , 42 ; considora
ion : $250.
BLUFFS miEVITlKS.
S. E. Maxon has the contract for
, ho erection of J.V. . Grassland's
; hreo story brick building soon to bo
erected on Broadway.
There are several good sized ponds
of water on the bottom lands between
.ho . city and the transfer.
On Monday evening General Agent
Davenport , of the C. B. & Q. , receiv
ed a report that there were .some cases
of small-pox among fho newly arrived
Mormon emigrants. Mr. Davenport
mmodiately scoured the services of
Or. Macrae , of this city nnd Dr. Mer
cer , of Omaha nnd proceeded to
Pacific Junction to make an investi
gation The report was found to bo
without foundation. A tow were suf-
'pring from the heat and their long
journey. Mr. Davenport deserves
; rodit for acting BO promptly to prevent -
vent the importation of this dread
disease.
Tlio Btroot supervisor evidently
lasn't half a chance. The heavy rain
if a night will undo the work of a day.
While thcso heavy nnd frequent rains
continue , it can hardly bo expected
that much permanent improvement
will be accomplished.
Yesterday was n big day in Council
Blufl'a , Coup's show drew great
crowds.
Chief Lacy's balloon ascension , an
nounced for Saturday evening , took
[ ilaco on Monday evening. The u > ro-
naut , Mr. Lucy , concluded not to go
up in hia balloon , nnd it ia well ho
did not , for the balloon took fire nnd
was entirely destroyed. Another bal
loon waa sent up nnd sailed nway
majestically over the city toward the
gulf of Mexico. The ballon ascension
waa a complete success , and it is evi
dent that Chief Lacy will become a
successful mronaut , and probably
finally take that easy way to glory.
Dr. and Mra. Montgomery are now
receiving the congratulations of their
friends over their lately acquired
legacy. It is n fine girl.
Mrs. J. B , Blake , of Ayoca , former
ly n resident of Council Blulis , is
visiting in the city , a guest of Mrs , E.
M. Bennett.
The water barrel in front of J , T.
Stewart's grocery store has boon
treated to a cover , and Stewart thinks
it the cheapest and best kind of water-
worka.
Society matters are dull.
Many citizens nro now enjoying the
attractions of the various summer re
sorts.
Rpv. T , II. Cleveland contemplates
a brief vacation nnd a trip to some
watering place at nn early day.
Coup's show arrived yesterday
according to programme. The streets
wore crowded with people to witness
the grand parade , which appeared on
the streets at the appointed hour ,
headed by Mr. Coup himself. The
arado was pronounced a success , and
' 10 people followed to the show
rounds in great crowds.
Mr. Ilci ler , the poll tnx collector ,
) st 300 by the robbery reported yes-
erday.
D. J. Vanmeter , formerly of Rock
aland has accepted the position of
oca ] editor of The Evening Globe ,
lo is now hero nnd will take charge
t onco. Mr. Van meter has formerly
orvcd as local reporter on the Rocky
fountain News.
Mrs. Scarbary Awhile ) was arrested
nd brought before Judge Abbott
londny evening , charged with nn ns-
ault with intent to commit great
lodily injury upon n colored woman ,
Irs. Susan Wells , wife of Win.
Vella , who waa the first colored man
vor chosen foreman of n Pottnwntta-
lie county jury. The assaulting
arty , after n hearing before Judge
ibbott , waa held to apoenr and an-
wer fully to the charge Wednesday
lorning.
The circus brought with it the
cccssary train of pick-pockets. Spv-
ral were arrested yesterday during
lie performance. Several stores on
Jroadway were entered from the
oar during the parade , and some val-
ablea stolen.
Two pickpockets wcro arrested yes-
erday , about noon. They had picked
lie pockets of some young ladies , nnd
Iso of Mrs. Peter Wnis , whoso pocket
look wns found in their possession ,
'hoy were nrrwtcd by specinl police-
nan Toner and locked up until to-day ,
vhon they will have n hearing.
_ Mr. J. W. Squire is now occupying
is new house < § n Dodge street , near
Ben. Dodge's. Ho lias a snug resi-
icncn , and will have very handsome
rounds when completed.
Two of the Zulus connected with
Joup's show got into n fight yesterday
) no of the combatants was pretty
jadly cut on the arm. A byatander
nnoccntly remarked : "Why , Zulus
irhcn they pet mad act juat like civil-
zed people , don't they ? "
The first mooting nt the driving
iark , of the Council Blurts Driving
'ark and Fair asaociation , ia set for
rVugust 30th , 31st , September 1st and
1nu , nt which time this fine now
iark will probably bo dedicated.
S. S. Stovona , general western
goiit of the 0. , R. I. et P. , will leave
or Chicago to-day or to-morrow on
> business trip.
J. H. Lusk , proprietor of the Lusk
IOUBO. Logan , Iowa ; II. N. Cornoy ,
Vorcestor , Muss. ; S. 0. Schanck , To-
edo , Ohio ; F. T. Loynch , Leaven-
worth , Kansas ; W. E. Page , Dea
"Moinea ; AV. C. Coup , Katie and Em-
na Stokes , Lu Lu nnd seventy-five
thors were guests at the Ogden yes-
orday.
Mra. L. A. Meach , Mrs. Sherwood ,
ilisaBush , of Missouri Valley ; II. W.
Dean , of Now York ; NII. . Carter and
ibout fifty others wcro at the Pacific
louse laat evening.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Will bo sold at public auction , on
Wednesday , July 13th , 1881 , at 11
o'clock , a. m. , nt the sheep rancho of
3hauncy Simmons , 9 miles northeast
of Guide Rock , in Webster county ,
ho following property :
277 Merino most-
high-grade sheep , -
y owes ; 47 lamba ; 10 Vermont regis-
ered merino bucks ; nnd 2 grade bucks.
22 stock hogs and pigs.
2 ponies ; 1 yearling colt.
3 cowa ; 5 heifers ; 3 steers ; 1 bull.
1 wagon ; 1 sot double harness ; 1
corn-shellcr ; 1 cook stove ; 1 largo
ank , iron pump and tubing ; 1 plow ;
ot of lumber , tools , kitchen furni-
, uro , etc.
12 bushels wheat.
Also the buildings , nnd lease of 040
icres of school land , the whole con
stituting said Simmons' r.incho.
TJJKMS : Cash , or thirty days' time
tvith approved security.
J. C. WARNER ,
jy8-4t. Auctioneer.
"DLACK-DnAUGHT" makes chills
anil fever impossible.
At 0. F. Good man's.
The only place in the city whore
Jos. Schlitz's Milwaukee boor ia found
on draught ia the Merchants Ex-
cliango , cor. 10th and Dodge street.
tt
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THE TIVOLI
s the coolest and finest place of
imusomont in the city.
Nice Spring Chickens at
AVsr. GENTLEMAN'S.
Now nnd always , bargains in boota
nnd shoos at Fullredo's , Douglas , bo-
ween Thirteenth and Fourteenth ,
HUHDHEDSTOF PEOPLE
are enjoying themselves nt the Tivoli
jardons every evening.
Children's dresses at 09 cent store.
jl'J-tf
Henry Pundt , The Grocer , jJ-5t (
Butwoisor Bcor for family use. For
sale by Jullua Treitschko , j 12-51
GENUINE.
Jloston Urown Bread
Every morning at JOB & SAM'S
A house with eight rooms for rout ,
on St. Mary's Avenue. ' Enquire o
J , F. MOKTON , Real Estate Agent.
1v9-4t
Ilonry Pundt , The Grocer. jO-5t
"WINE OF CAnOUl" makes rosy
cheeks and clear complexions.
At o. P.
Henry Pundt , Tlio Grocer. jO-D
Now lot of LADIES' Gpu > WATCHES
at EDIIOLM et ERIOKSON'Ssoldn ,
BJUJ-KOCK prices.
Henry Pundt , The Grocer. jO-5
S. P. MORSE &CO. ,
1319 Farnam Street ,
Daring tills Woolc wo Invlto At
tention to the Greatest Bar *
gains it han boon Oar
GooilFortmio to Of
fer Wo Atlvlso
im Early-
Call
And nssuro tlio public that nothing
nn bo duplicated elsewhere for the
iioiiey.
50 pieces nil wool buntings 8 o a
; nid.
CO pieces Dress Goods lOc , worth
Jo and 50c.
25 pieces Best Organdy Lawns Gc.
50 " Boat Drcs * Plaid Ging-
lams 8\c. \
25 pieces Best Linens Lawna loc.
75 " Best Fine Cheviot Shirt-
ng 12ie.
GO pieces Beat "Wide Percales lOc.
DOMESTICS , PRINTS , SHEET-
INGS.
Lonsdnlo Cambric Muslin 12c.
Lonsdale , Hill , Fruit Muslin 8\c.
Two nnd n quarter yard wide snoot-
ng 20c.
Very best now Calicoes 5c.
Very Beat Unbleached Muslin 7ic.
Best Huck To-.vels 25c.
000 MEN'S UNLAUNDRIED
SHIRTS 50c.
This shirt has n fine linen bosom ,
inon cull's and at 50c is a genuine bar-
ain ,
05c DOUBLE RE-ENFOROED
BOSOM SHIRT
s fully equal to that sold elsewhere nt
$1.00.
And our § 1.00 shirt is the very best
hirt known to the trade.
Best Linen Collars 12&c each.
" " Culls 25o n'pair.
" British Sox $2.00 and $2.50 n
lozon.
ACES , EMBROIDERIES , LACES ,
GOO YARDS BEST TORCHON
LACE lOc.
EMBROIDERIES
REDUCED.
Ono inch wide FIVE CENTS
Two inch wide TEN CENTS ,
Three to four inch wide 25c.
Four to aix inch wide 35c.
S. P. MOUSE & Co.
OMAHA , July 8 , 1881.
A.11 persons are hereby notified that
ho accounts owing by them to the
inn of Chollimm & Erck , are payable
o mo personally , and they nro notified
lot to pay said accounts to said Choll-
nan or any other person than myself.
jll-2t JOHN H. BUCK.
Forty years' trial tai proved "BLACK-
DRAUGUT" the best liver medicine in
, he world.
At 0. F. Goodman's.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE AcU ertlscmcnt To Loan , For Sale ,
jflst , Found , WnnU , Boarcllnc , &c. , 111 be in-
lerteJ In thcso columns once ( or TEN CENTS
icr line ; each subsequent Insertlen , FIVECKNTS
> cr lino. The first Insertion never lc&3 than
TWENTV-FIVE C1LVT8
TO LOAN-MONEY.
10 LOAN At 8 per centin-
tenst In sums of 82,600 nnd
upwards , for 3 tofiyoars , on first-class cHy and
arm proixirty. BrMis REAL ESTATE and LOAN
ACU.--CT , ICth and Douzlas SU.
ONEY TO LOAN Call at Law Olllce of D.
M L. Thomas Room S. Crcltrhton Block.
HELP WANTED.
W ANTED Fur hewers , at Ulchter's , oppo
site postollkc. 3S9-14
ANTKl ) A good girl. Wages liberal. 2116
W
California street , bet. 21st nnd 22d streets.
393-14
WANTED By a respectable girl , a place to
eonbv the week ns seamstress. Address
I. ! > . , 210 13th street. 3314
Day boarders , southwest corner
WANTED
16thand Nicholas streets , 8J.SO per week.
391-14
A good reliable man to work by
WANTED . Must understand the horses ,
covs and garden. W. J. CONNKI.L ,
392-14 1501 Farnham Street.
WANTED Competent cook , good wages.
Call At 1818 Chicago St. 3S5-13
A first-class cook. Apply nt N.
WANTED of 10th and Dacnport. . 3SO-13
ANTED A first-class cook and stcwart
W lmnu.llutcly , nt the Occidental hotel.
372-tf
B EMIS1 REAL ESTATE DOOM. Sec 1st page.
An experienced lady typewriter
WANTED ; } t. ( } . DUN & CO. 374-U
WANTED A position as housekeeper or
anyplacuol trust. Address J , N.
C. , Heo 382-ic
A man to take earn of horses
WANTED cows , and : i boy to herd cat-
le , at Saratoga House , Kort Omaha.
373-12
-ITrANTKD-fioort lathers. Apply S. W.
VY Cor. 18th ami Izarn. HATES&VIL-
MAM8.
About 100 yards of dirt nt south
east corner 21st and Webster.
809-13 1' . J. CREEDON.
'ANTED-A boy 16 or 10 jcacs old , at Oma
W ha bhlrt Facton- and Laundry. 333-13
ANTED-A Milker. None but nn expert-
W emcd dairy hand need apply. Palaiu mar.
let , 376-13
"VTrANTED-Goo.1 girl for housework. Inquire
\ \ nt 700 touth 19th street , between St. Jlarj s
aenue and Leaenw orth. S79-13
rANTED 25 carpenters. Will pav the high
, , cst wages to good men , Appl ) to 1013
r'arnham ktrcet. 302-lu
\\rANTKD-Jly young man , aplca antl } fur-
YV nlsbed room. In good location. Addrtss
11 X. Bco orlicc. 319-12
I Ono mrai in a county makes mo
ney selling our springs for buggy thaft
couplings , Send stamp jor tc-niu and cut or Wc
In ktaniiu fora j > alr , toantl Itattler Safet ) Spring
Ccmpnny.OO Randolph t > t. , Chlmgo.iii-th-batJy-27
ANTED Funding bridge and biliool bonds.
W H. T. Clark. Btlloue. 20 tf
\T7" "ANTiD : A partner or lju > er. Inquire at
YY Philadelphia Coffee House , 10th fctiect ,
ANTED-A partner with about S2000 for
W the manufacture of a geimino DiglUh ar
title ot largo consumption and certain to pay
largely. E > cry Information gi\en by appljiiij ,
tp A , B. C. , Albion , Ntb- 321-12
A No. 1 Barber can find n stead )
WANTED ou.1 good pay by Inquiring at 51"J
old number ) IMUbtrcU , OmahaNeb. , of
897'tl C. H , FITCH ,
Two boarders. Young men pre
WANTED . Addruss "A. " Boo otlice. 140 t
" \TirANTElK-llY ONE OF THE LAUQES1
W Wiolc lo Clothing Houses in New York
City , for the coming fall Undo , experienced sales
men. The t > hat Ing cxpcrlcncoaud commanding
a good trade * 111 flnd thUn flrst cla | opportuul
ty. Apply at onct. with reference * to A. 11 , C.
Post oraco box803 , New Ycrk City.Inlftwcdisatt
Inlft-wcdisat-t
\T7"ANTED A good dining room girl irnmodl
W ately at the Occidental hotel. 220-tf
A girl to do general housework
WANTED 1716 Fsruham ttreet , northu-u t
corner olljth , t. 838-tf
SPEOIAL NOTICES-Gontiimed ,
irASTEP-Tobuy ft peed skid. Addre S.
> A a , , Dee olllcc. 3j ; . ( (
/1AM , ATMHS. R. n. CliAKKtre No. 1 Hoard
( J Ing Houte , cor. 13th and Uodgo St * . lltst
_ . . .
It.A. ] * * 4ft aJ
n dty. 1941
FOR RENT HOUSES AND LAND.
1,1011 KENT 'I w o f n rnishcd , rooiu9 oil J ticksoo
JL ; street ) between 16th and 17th , thlrJ house
rom the northeast coiner ot 17th , S70-tf
) EJI1S' KEAU ESTATE KXC1IANQE.-SCO
) Ittpivgc.
rjUU HKST fhcAjt. two store * each lth lour
lj rooms at the southeast corner 10th urn ! Cnp-
tola\cnuc. 300-14
. . . . SALE Four full-sized lots In Isaacs &
J Sclden's addition , for J400.
352-14 uonos & HILL.
17011 UENTCAllmndiomo cottniroUhfle
L rooms , ? 20 per month , 27th an i Cuming SU.
327-12
HUNT Thrco furnlslipil rooms to
FOH . Inquire at Carpenter shop next the
lice oniec. 3io-tf
_ . . KENT I'ronl rooms. llontlcnian anil
L1 l dy preferred" Inijulro I'll Chicago &t ,
2SH20
AND LAND ttcmls rcnti houses ,
HOUSE3 , hotels , farms , lots , lands , offices ?
rooms , etc , 6co lit page ,
KENT Nicety lurnlihcd lariro room and
EOR & .3. W. corner 18th and Capital A\c.
983-tf
IlKNT FurnUhoJ rooms. Inquire nt 1S19
Foil street. 690-tf
KENT 2 furnished rooms o\cr Me4-
EOU Exi.hangcN , K. cor. 10th and Pcxlgo
trcets. . 280-tf
FOR SALE.
T70H SALE A Rood siian of mules. Inquire
X1 of ICth street Sleat Market. 390-10
FOR SALE HOUHO of 5 Kfod rooms and tot 20
xlOO feet , nnd only 7 or a squares from U. 1 * .
ihops. Price 91,050. John l , llcCnguo , ngcnt ,
> pposlteix > BtolHco. SSl-tf
EMIS' NEW CITY JlAPS,26c. See 1st page
EOU SALE ClinAl' Tbo only hotel In North
Loup , Valley County , Ncb.,3t ) miles from St.
'mil , 15 miles tioni Ord. Uood location , ( 'ood
rado nnd Improving. For pftttlculnrs write A.
J. 0. . North Loup , uox 0. 371-aUll (
"T70H SALE A good horse nnd buggy. Aa
Jj dress II. F. B. , care Heo olllco , a'8-10
Ion SALE A good team of draft niuloaa
350-14 HAUKIS & KISIIEItJS.
U MlillELLAS Ana 1'arasols rcpiorccl by II.
SCHUTT IHh and Fanmm sts. 760tf
17011 SALE A largo two story frame BhliiRlcJ
JJ roof Hotel and ono story kitchen ; nlio ono
story frame , shlnglcJ roof , hall room for ten sets
: o dance , and barn largo enough to hold twenty
teams- All situated on corner of Hroad nnd 4th
street , Fremont , Dodge Co. , Noli. For further
nfonnatlon apply to C. C. THOMPSON ,
35S-to s-8 Fremont , Dodge Co , , Neb.
SALE-r-A hotel business. Good location.
FOR
Fullhotise ! Address "J. . 'Bcoolllic.
212-July 15-cod
SALE. A General Xlerchamllse Store
Grain House , and Soaks. Will sell cither
or both. Located In ono of the hcst grain points
on the II. & SI. railroad. For further prrtkulara
call or address J , 1) ) . LEN1NGKII , Wa\erlyNtb.
33M3.
" 70U SALE A new house , built tno years , full
_ J lot , n ell nnd cctthing complete , on Uodjo
street , ; between 2flth and 27th , No. 2010. Inquire -
quire on premises 200 tf
TOR SALE A second-hand leather topphac-
_ J ton nnd n good second-hand canopy top pony
iliacton. Also a new dclhcrr wagon ,
OEO. H. FITCHKTT.
Shop on 15th street , opposite Withnell House.
250.tf
0HSALE Hood liouso with tour rooms and
: half lot , No. 2013 Dodge between 2Cth and
-7th street. Good well nnd slmdo trees ; house in
b'0od condition. Inquire on prcmUcs. 221-tf
kRICK FOR bALE.
> 203-tf ESTABROOK & COE.
1011 SAi-K 1 , X > cash will buy the stock and
I fixtures of the cleanest llttlu business In the
city. Address "Buslnobs , " core Carrier 0 , Omaha
postofflcc. 210-tf
EOH SALE A small engine , B. W. Payne &
Son's make. In perfect osder. Inquire of H.
G. Clark & Co. 36-tf
" 1710R SALE Lease and furniture of a flrst-clasa
P hotel in a town of 1300 Inhabitants , In state
of Nebraska ; hag 24 beds ; the tra\ cling men's re-
Bort. Inquire at BCE olllcc. 218-tf
Two-storj house and part lot , near
FOUSALE
depot. Location good. John L. JlcCopiic ,
Opp Post Office. oss-u
poil SALE House and lot 33x132 ; suitable for
I' warehouse. of 1'eterton
Inquire , 10th St.
901-tf
SALE 2 acres ground in West Omaha.
FOR
Inquire of J. Henry , No. 116 10th. S73-tf
T7OR SAI.i ; Maps of Dotrjlus anil Satin' coun-
JD ties. A. ROSEWATERlIi20Fariiham street
320-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
T OST lllacksilver inountcil cano hearing
JJ' tlio naino of 1) . J. Scldun. Kliulcr wlU
pleasu return to this oflleu. 7-11
EMIS has rattling long lists of houses , lots ,
> lands and farms for sale. Call and get
.hem.
T OST Dunih of 4 or 5 keys , near postofUce ,
J 1 Lca > o bdinc'and reecho reward at Ike olllcc.
3SO-13
KLwAKu Lost , gultl liunting cunu Hop
vatch , gold rope chain and miggotnt-
-iclicll. The above reward will be paid on re
turn of the watch to HUGH HcCAFFREY ,
334-tf tl&th and Douglas streets.
rnilREE or four young men can bo accommoda-
JL ted n 1th board. Kcfercnccaexchanged , Ap
ply 2011 Caw street , 4th door west of 20th St. ,
or address Box 3J7. postolHce. 34S ? f
TRAYED A largo bay horse , one whlto hind
1 foot , ring-boncu , star In forehead , Weight
mtllOO or 1200 tiounds. JAS. N. 8ISSON ,
325-11 Chicago St. , bet. 14th and 16th.
On June lull , a bay mare , clgat } tara-
LOST Her foot laps , bad been cut off the day
xhe was lost. Lei > t from the lornor of tith and
Spruce. The finder will be rewarded by returnIng -
Ing to I' . SI. , Hack Oth and Spiuco 357-lSeod
ONEY TO LOAN on real estate , at
M
29u-eod-10 DEXTER L. THOMAS & BRO.
P M. BROWN-Corncr 12th and Chlcapo
_ JL. streetH , Is ready to bore or deepen wells ,
batisfactlon guaranteed. & 03tt
rilEAMS-Canbo got at John llarr s stable for
JL all kinds of work at reasonable figures , near
u > r 13thand Lea\cnworthstreets. 378-tf
T\ONT rOUOET The sucec-khors of the Aincr.
_ L/ lean House , on Douglas street , between Mil
and 10th , for board , lodging and transient cua
toiucra. Itespcctfully
W4-tf JULIUS k LOUISE ROSS.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Made from Orape Cream Tartar , No other pro-
arpatlonmke uch light , jUVy hot breadi.3
uxurious postri' . Can be aUnby ; D > p pUo
without fear of thelllp rcaultlng from hta\y Intll I I
irctjtlble fool. Bold only In cans , by all Orocers.
* '
KOYAL UAKINQ POW'DER CO
Now Yolk.