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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1881)
t TUB OMAHA DAILY BMB TUESDAY" , SEPTBMBEll 20 1881. THE DAILY BEE. Tuosdny , Sept. LOOALi BREVITIES. Patterson cells coal. Domio. lecllable Hatter. Frederick Leading Hatter. ( iOObuMne.'slots Gallon" 1000 residence lots Reims , ngcnt , 250 houiai and loU Deiuis * agency. Mends' real estate boom. Flrot | > ag < A. W. Nnwn , Dentist , Jacob's block. Best line of Cigars , at SaxoV. -Feathers cleaned and pointed at IHngcr's. SmoVe Starltem k Storms , finest Cigir , nt Ktilm'tt Drug Store only. Soda Wnter , better than over , nlj Haxo's , liuimV now map of Omaha , 25 cents ' 'Oil farm * nnd 1100,000 aeiua of latin * There were eight cases of intoxication ! * Ixtforo Judge lleneko yesterday morning , t ? Who pays the Light-ill price for Kecundj Jlnnd Kiirnlttiro ? Abrahams ft Lewi J121 Douglas street. nepl2w ! > Prof. W. J. Anders Dancing School } ! logins October . Sec ndvcrtlcement In ? another column' . Bepl'J-'lt f Most elegant new ntylci of Hnlc , atj the Ouiaha I'urier , Henry tl. lilchtcr , 35th stieet , opp. postollice. pept1fi-tf Th" Iilon coiilinnorf to roar for MuureV Hftrii6.i . .iid Saddlery. For HNB Commercial Job Printing , All nt THE BKK Job rooms. Jlicyclo for wdo or trade feir n horse. 0 .T. Cnnan. To thu fanners don't forget to call and , HCO Doatic's fine lot of hats and caps nt 1218 , 1-lth Htrcct. Nindcl k KrcllR , Practical Hatter * . Wo Bell hats nnd cap * cheaper Dim n be > el clfci1. Yon will fine ! il to your advantage - ! vantage to give us n call. eptl3-tf Donne , .the reliable hatter wantH to | BCO you all to-day , i h ing nwny haU nml caps nt DoanoV , remember 218 , 1-lth struct. [ Judge Savage yttfltorelay went to ' jiillion to open the HCHsion of theSarpyf cemnty court. A largo number of UmahaJ lawyers visited thcminio county no.it. All Htatofalr tickeU over the 15. k M.g 11. 11. will bo honored on thia 1110 ing'ii train rugurellca.- their limit. The Lutheran church on DouglasS afreet , ono of the nkl-tlino builelingn of ilivino worship , is nearly nil torn down , tog anako way for the Millard hotel building J The firnt 100 florins contributed by thc3 liolicminim of this city to the fund for re- ' "building the Xntion.xl theater nt Prnguei trill bo vent to llohvmia to-elay. 1'Vcd Lowe having resigned Iho posi-S liem of deputy clerk in the .dixtrict court A JL It. Hathaway hn been appointed in4 IUH elcad. Mr. ILtthaway i.s n good tiulec-j tlonl At n meeting of the Pioneer hook nndQ ladder company , n vote of thanks wntijl tendered M. Donovan , of the Crcightontj bouse , for hli ) generoiiH gift of 825 to thuja Hooks for their serviced nt the fire tweij "weeks nto. ; ! 0. W , Wcdell yesterday swore out n | warrant againnt Abncr Travh for knnw [ ! ingly renting the premises 015 < lnckxei > | ntrcet , for the purposes of prostitution.3 The case will bo heard before JudgeQ JJeneko. The Minnonary ! society of the Lutho-j Tan church will meet nt the residence of ] AIw. Althnu , 1410' Howard street , on ! " \Vcducsil.iv nt 3:30 : p. in. A full nttcnd-l nnco la denired , as business of importance In to bo transacted , At the meeting of thn board of trade ! to bo' held this evening , two nddi-j tionnl elclcgatcs from Omulm to the ? flwsippl and Missouri river improvement convention will bo chosen , thus making four delegates nlto cther , The conven tion will bo hold in St. LouN , October Oth. The old frame building next to HtrangV ] Jrou front block , corner of Tenth and Kanv 1mm streets , was being moved eiut ycster- < liiy. Mr , Strong owns the property nnd will oxcavnto the cellar ami put in tlioj foundation thin fall for n building similar to the onu ho ban now , Con. Dwyer , of the Western Union , received the mcaBaga containing the IICWH of James A. Gnrfield's death nt 11:3. : ! . Chief Galltgan had made all arrnngcmcntH for tolling the fire bell in cano the prcsi dent died , Pliil , fcShano was the bearer of the news from the tele-graph ollico to the fine headquarter * and alno tolled the bell. Has Everything Failed Yon ? Then try Wamor'a Safe Kidney ant Liver Cure. 18-lw , A DUtluKuislicil Fonnnylvanian. lion. J. JJ. Finlay , of KittaiiiiiiiK .Pa. , arrived in Omulm yesterday , ii company with 15. D. Pratt , of thiri city. Tlioy have been 8ondiiiB ] n fovv weeks together ivmon'tho ; ninny plean- ] nut rotrcata of Colorado , enjoying the- cool nnd pure ntinosjihoro of ita HIIOW- cupped inountaiim , which uru ruport- od to bo glittering with oivornnd ( jold. Hon. Jlr. Fiiiluy ia a ( , 'ontlumnu ol ciilturo , rullnuinuut nnd wealth. IK1 liaa twice represented the atalo ol 'I'onnsylvnnia ns coiiuiiisBioncr to for- ciyii countries , lie liua hold tin coininiss on of cnptain , colonel and hrigndier scnural in tlio United Btntch army , llo is also a "Follow of the Jloyal Geographical Boclcty of Lou- don ; , " "u Fellow of the lluyul Sociotj < if Literature' ; a Fellow of the Jloyal Asiatic society , nud n Fellow of thi Sooiuty of the Antivuaries of Scot ' luiid. " Ifo Jins nlso been honoret' ' with Iho university fret's of "D 0. L."und "L. L. D. , " and is now i chosen represi'iitivo from thu Unilef Btnles to the International nusociatioi at Vienna , which embraces the prom inent Bcholaia of theworld. . Mr \t \ Finluy Imu ooutributuil largely hy hi means and iniluence to tlio rowtl and duvflopniont of this state am oitjv' It in to ho honed his sojoun Jioro will ho one of pleasure and pro ! " it. o Sowing nnil Rafwiug. When a young lady hums Jiandkcrchlol for n rich btchulor , fcho BUWH that itliu ma rcapi Whcu ( .eexUof illse-ase ur i plante thrnuuh over indulgence , you can prevcn the mrlertaker irom rt-njilng the benefit Ii winy BptiiiB nitwbom. I'rioo fiO ceut. tilal Iwttlen 10 cent * . tcptlUeodlw , A tml package ol "BLACK-DRAUOHT' charge. At V. 0 , OoixlmiB'i , n FEATURES OF THE FAIR. Description of the Agricultural Implement Display. The agricultural nnd utility mauhint liaplny nt the State fair which attract- ud no many thousand visitors during during thu past week , was exception- illy fino. Tlic word uvr , is used , because cause , unfortunately for tlioso wlit itivo boon disappointed in attending before to-dny , many of thogoodn liavi been romovod. Enough remains , how 'over ' , of the oxliibit to give an idea of | the whole. 3)y reason of lack of npacc Tin : BKK line heretofore boon uimblotn pi-e > acnt > n detailed account of this very jmtcruAtiil" ; and by far the best roprc j uiititd dujjiutinunt of the State Pair. > 1tho \ ( visitor approached the north tide of the grounds by the pleasant drive or footway on the east , probably the first thing that caught his oyej was the numerous wind-mills , of nljif heights , sizoH , patterns , colors and do- | threes of utility. Highi in front wens two turbine mills , of iron , lii'htlinnI ( * toinoly p.iintcd and evidently whirling 'or nil they weto worth. Thuso twof ire the "Marti II'B Patent , " exhibited > y the as/out ' of the manufacturers , iMast , Poo's it Co. , of Sprinuliuhl , 111. . A wooden mill , by the mdo of tht-S Jjtherfl , js the "Enterprise , " frontf 'Sandwich , Ills. It ia very simploJ 'cheap ' , and durable. On the opposite * Uidoof thu Mercantile hall , is anothei ? turbine , called the "Uroft. " It is foib U turbine mill , the fliinple.st imiigiuJ ible. Conscuontly ( ] it is strong. 1F there is a breath of air it catches it. | And it goes round with that strnvl wliilfof titmosphere so fast that it al-jj nest creates a little breeze of its ownP to "keep the ball a rolling" and tilth nill whirling. It Bcems so , anyhowjH 'or when the other mills were Htill , orl dly moving around with a "don'tcarol whether school keeps or not" motiun,9 the Croft , low down to the ground , ! was just "getting its work in , " andl making everybody in the vicinity bo-9 ilioro the wind was blowing fortji knots an hour. It'u a line machines , nul will do any amount of work. Gco.jl W. Ivondall of Omaha , who reproscntfiS thu mill , was in attendance all theft week and very courteously oxplainodB its working to the intelligent and ! ignorant questioners alike. On ] the west side of Power hull ! there were more mills. 'I'hoJR Perkins Windmill Company ofl Misawaka , Ind. , had a mill high up ing , ur which did ellcctivo service. Thul other mills represented were UicJ "Champion Wind Power , " nian 3 ufnctured by Powell and Doug-a lim , Waukugan , Illinois , andlS the "Jjuckoyo" turbine , manufactured by the same company , lloth are represented - , presented in Omahuhy II. E , Keyner. [ Fairbanks & Co. , of St. Louis , had a { ( big mill up ; the "Challenge" mill cornea from Diitavia , Ilju. ; and the Adams mill from Mirneillcs. All of' ' these mills have their individual ! points of excellence which only per- ] ional observation can nho\v. WAOONH. As the wagon plays such an important part in the economy of the farm it demands especial ' attention. Nearly , all of the' potter known wagon companies ] ' in vhe country were represented and' Ithoir display formed a valuable part jof the exhibit. TJio following wagons ] wore on exhibition : The Moline , Smith , Brainard , Whitewater , Bu-j [ chanan , Caldwell , Bain and Cortland. 'ill of these have suporor points of xcellenco and little dhToronco oxisU some of them. Two or three , owovcr , arc worthy of mention. ? hey are the Smith wagon , which ook the only premium awarded ragons honorable mention , the lolino and the Bain. The Molint onipany and its' ' representatives ro somewhat sere over the aware" nado the Smith company's i-oods. 'ho former had one of the finest liecos of work over brought to No traaka for exhibition. It was a largoi vagou than the ordinary , constructed > f the finest wood , painted and var- iished in a inqst artistic fashion. This jig and handBome vehicle , with its lark colored wheels and darker body anlivoned by golden bands and bars ( vas the center of attraction east o the Power Hall. Why it was over ookcd by the judges in distributing .iwards is one ofthono things which , ii the language of the lamented Sothorn 'No follow can find out.11 While th Smith wagon deserved creditable men tion it is impossible to BOO what com parison could bo drawn to discriminat against the splendid piece of worl which the Moline company presented W. 0. Brinton , who represents tin iiWuhno company'fl manufacturer , ha the satisfaction of at least knowinj [ that if the judges overlooked hi wagon the pcoplo did not. 'J hoSmit" Company n representative , J. C Clark , of Lincoln , nays his waton re ceived the award upon it merits for usefulness , and m Him paint or fancy coloriuga. This is doubtless true , butatthooanu' * thne the application to the Moline in not very forcible. Doth thesu wagons , , vud the others , too , have BO many 'points ' of oxcellenuy that ciitioisin it unnecessary , and a general observa tion of commendation includes the whole. AOUICUITtm.\I. IMM.KMBNT.ri , The numerously represented branch ii this display covers nearly every- dling which has not been mentioned , It m possible only to mention most of the various mechanical wonden Luul lubor uaviug machines , and givi those of extraordinary merit or ciirioui [ construction a passing word of coin inundation. A great many of the bij [ exhibits were put in place and nliowi to advantage by the State and loca .igenta. Amonij the most prominon that under the supervision of F Cooor ] , of Omaha , who is atati for Emerson A ; Co.'fl. * stamhm oods. In this lot were the celebratei Huckoye Boeder and drill , mami factured at Springfield , Ohio , tin pring tooth pufverixor , manufaoturei byliutou , Plit'lpeitCo. , of Iiniuapolis . ljimkvrn and mowers , maiiufacturod b ; . M , Oslorno & Co. , of Auburn , N t V. ; the Brown corn planters , culti and stalk cutters , thu excelsio rotary check rowers , from Galesburg Emeraon Talcott it Co.'a corn planton from Uockford , 111. , and U. D..IJuforc & Co'a nmcliintry from the sami place , including Buford'a ' Broonu ulky plow , the Buford clipper plow [ the Grand Detour company's cultiva- 'tor ' nnd the D.iisy hay rnko. This largo line of machinery Is all of RUpo rior merit nnd imputation , and was nr ranged hy Mr. I'o-ipor in n very nt- tmotivo style , Ills eliiplay constantly drew admiring crowds about the large platform which it covered. The Omaha Implement Company had [ .mother largo display Hero were represented the I'eotla Plow Com pany , with n full linoofplnwH , corn planters , cultivators and Mcllinger liny rakes ; the Star corn planter nnd check rower , manufactured in Pcoriu by Hearst , Dunn & Co. ; the Climai row cutter , from the Enterprise com pany of Sandwich , 111. These ma chines received , ns they deserved , many favorable mnrks from the [ judges. Tlioy formed an important part of tlio display. The Deere Company's goods , from Moline , Illinois , were attractively ar ranged. The exhibit included the celebrated Gilpin sulky plow , the walking cultivator , sterling plows , breaking plows , Lister plows , brush breakers and harrows , Deere & Man- Isur Co.'ii corn planters , Deere rotary corn drills , stalk cutters , Whipple iprini tooth harrow mid seoelcr , nnd t variona other iniichines of great utilit } jjand beauty. f In Power hall nearly every aaont ex- ElubitinghadaBpacoinwhiehonoormeire jfof hi mncliinuu wnu seen in full oper- iition , In taking a somewhat hurried rjvinw of the hull , commencing at the jPsoutli end , thti Jirut machine was ones of the celebrated Empire .reapers mult twine binders. This had hy its tide two competitors , the well-known Wal ter A. Wood's reaper and twine bin der , and the 1) . AI. ( Jsborno et Co.V self-binding harvester , from Au burn , Now York. These machines ran n pretty race in the competition during the week foi especial recognition and ' 'nil evinced splendid mechanical construction. L'hcy arc represented and sold by llnino'H I5ros. & Co. , whose line ol exhibits was unusually lar p. The low Empire mower and rake ; nanufncturecl by J. P. Scibcrling , Akron , Ohio , occupied an important ilace , also , in this end oi the hull Down the long building on cither side jf the giant shaft were the Improved Jlimnx mower nnd rake , manufactured nt Corry , Pa. ; the Stand.u-d mower and rakq , manufactured by Emerson , Tal- cott & Co. , nt Roekford , 111. ; the Williams harvester , reaper and mower , ] all imulu hy the Williams Harvests Company , at Cedar Rapids , Town , G. il. Watson , general agent. Mr. Wat- ion resides at Cedar Rapids , but has' ' .ho agency of Nebraska 'in his torii-K torjr , and ho is consequently : ; frcquenlr visitor to Omaha nnd other citicsr n this state. Hero too is the , I'riumph single reaper , made by D. | S. Morgan it Co. nt JJrockport , N. lY" . This fine nmchinu is represented in this state by Win. Manmaugh. Following along the shaft were the ! Union grain planter , the St. Paulj harvester nnd binder , nnd the Iron King mower , made at the St. PaulHar-J vest Works ; the Marsh harvester and : jwino hinder , made at Sycamore , Ills. , jy the Marsh Harvest company , which also turnn out ono of the finest and bust known machines in the : narkot , the celebrated Marsh-Whit-j ney platform hinder nnd gavolor. This should not bo confounded with ; ho Marsh twine binder , which is ! manufactured nt Chicago by the firm of Win. Deering & Co. The Mar seilles Manufacturing Company , ofi Marseilles , 111. , displayed n corn' ' sheller , of which there are , but two ] on the grounds , nnd a feed grinder. The corn sheller is claimed to have capacity .for 1500 to 2000 bushels day and the feed grinder has almost voracious n jaw. One of the novelties : for this state is introduced hy this ! company. It is a hog trough with n ! novel arrangement whereby , the hogj can drink hut not wallow , j The challenge jnill for shelling and ] grinding completed the machines 0111 ono side of the shaft , and that splen did machine manufactured in this mate , called the "Lqwis Header , " oo- | | oupied the corner opposite' . Thiftj header is fi'.at fast gaining n reputation jail over Iho west and will noon be in general use in every grain-crowing Ltate.A . A few fee * , distant , just west ot power hall , stood it hugu machine entitled - [ titled the "Pride of the "West" sepa rator. Its circulars announce that il lias no equal , nnd perhaps it is safe ) to say , at least , that it has no superior. The machine wixs attended by an .tgetu for the McDonald manufacturing oompany , of Fond du Sac , Wis. , which makes the machine. The amount of trrnin it thre-hea in one day , nnd the Liccurapy with which the w rk is done , 'arc ' points on which its ngents dwell Tito display of the Shugart imple ment company , of Council lilun'd , oc- upied n liberal space and was most roditnblo. liesides the Buchanan wngou , which they sell , they have * ilso on exhibition the ,1. I. Case ; iiillcy plow , manufactured nt Jlaciiie , [ Wis. , the Union traveling cornahellei ; and elevator , maniifaeturt'el by lving , Hamilton &Co.Adama ; it i'VuiichV' keif-binder , and many other * lines ol superior implements. All of Shujuut \ & UO.'H goods are warranted hy them , [ and it is therefore to their interest to buy from none hut thu best munnfae-1 Iturors. "Tho perpetual haling hay pvean" were the letters painted in glaring re lief on the tide of n curious looking machine. This hay press is maim- ifncturcd in Albany , N. Y. , nnd is in every way juat what it pretends to be. | The American grindini ; machine at- j traded much notice during the fair. lit is represented hy liushnell , ol [ Council JJlulla. The mowers nnd reapers , rakes , sulkj plows and cornstalk cutters innnufno tured by N 0. Thompson , of Rock- "ford , Ills. , nro handled by J. J. Van- 1 \crveer , of Council UluHs. ( Utit right hero the visitora' oycp light upon the gem of the whole oxhi- | lntUm n sulky plow in nioklo nnd jbrpnzo plate and rosplcndunt in its Ebrightncss and beauty. It could be' Ininio hut the Pekin plow company , of iPokin , Ills. , to have thought of Mich l\ lavish hut successful method to ad- yvertlso their excellent gooels , J. 0. ICIark , of Lincoln , the state agent , WHK .Jsdesorvodly proud of the beautiful plow which attracted crowds of visit ors. This plo.v was not entered for n premium , hut received lioiiorabh- mention , and ( ully merited it. Next in ocdor were exhibits by Rus- uyll it Co. , Maailllon , of Ohio ; Evurt ind Fooa , of Springfield , Ohio ; the Davenport Plow Company , and Furst Bradley , of Chicago. All of those fVt | Ijlirms were represented by slate nmlj Pigoneral agents , who showed thoii i'oods oF ( to the best possible ndvant Ago. Ago.The Davenport plow company wa roprosontcd by a largo line of hand nul sulky plows , Furst A Bradley , of Chicago , ox hibitcd plows , harrows , cultivators and hay rakes , Thomas it Sons' line of Bulky rakes were exhibited by W. J. Kennedy. The Richmond Champion grain drill and feeder , manufactured at Richmond , Ind , , was n machine mud noticed and admired. In conncctiot therewith , also , were exhibited tlit ClmniDion hay rake and corn planter. Mr. S. W. Croy , of Davenport , Ia. , the general western agent , who lia charge of these goods had n most in foresting Unto during the week ex hibiting his machines and answering ! icstifiis iimumerablo. The Monitor plow works , of Min neapolis , represented by A. P. Blair , send cultivators , rakes , sulky plows,1 ind the only specimen oE potato dig 1'cr , on the ground. The Union manufacturing company of Peoria was present with an exhibi tion of corn-planter. * and seeder.of various sizes. They arc represented " > y Mr. Montgomery. The Pattco sulky plow and Patteej cultivators occupied a prominent posi tion on one of the platforms. Their reputation is too well established to need further mention. They are lo cally represented by Mr. Thomaa Oarvoy The Farmers' ' Friend manufacturin company of D.iyton , Ohio , presented dome very creditable cornpluntera. 2 From the Wier plow company of } Plonmotith , III. , come hand and sulky plows and cultivators of the best de signs and finish. Ono sulky plow wa resplendent in rich coloring , graining and delicate painting. It deserved what it received The most favorable attention and notice. Next to the beautiful plow above described the Wier company , Parker it Bowers , of Omaha , as announced by n large sign , had a very fine display of theii lino. They exhibited the Canton clipper plows , the Parhim it Oven- dorf plows , corn cutters , combined walking and riding cultivators and several fine corn-planters , among them the Barlow. There was also a iuo specimen of their line in riding cultivators. The Cortland wagou | company , of Cortland , N. Y. , are also represented by this firm. Mr. Patterson , of Council Blufis , the general agent for the Keystone manufacturing company , had a very creditable exhibition. The corn- j planters , exhibitors and other branch- Son show that the Keystone company ( ia up to the times and lacks nothing fof 11. determination to make their | goods equal to the best. The diac jharrow , hay rake and other good ? made the display very interesting and entertaining. On the east side of the Power Hall itood the J. I. Case it Co.'a traction ciiL'iiio and thresher , two fine and icrvictblo machines. The engine , a powerful little fellow , has been hoticedj before. The thresher is manufactured - od under the expressive dame of "Thu Agitator. " This is its second year .vnd about 3,500 , of them have been ] madn , still there are not enough to ! supply the trado. The gentlemen ] roprescntingjtho company , Mr. J. B. McCartney .intended , to indulge in ai novel parade on the grounds if the weather mid attendance had beenl favorable. Ho would have hitched1 the thresher to the engine and have shown the workings of both. Many orders have boon received from No ] b rusk a which it was impossible to fill but by enlarged facilities. While on ! the grounds last week Mr. McCartney sold an Agitator thresher to bo ship"- ped to Archer , Florida n long way ! out of the territory it would seem I In the Mercantile hall was n curious ] nacluno entitled a cockle intllj which ! Jia manufactured b'y the Li Du & King company , Rochester , Minn , This jjcpcklo mill , while of the simplest pos sible construction , does its work per fectly , and nothing more need bo said. Mr. L. W. Needham , of Omaha , is ho Nebraska agent. Wagon tops are n little outside ol the regular line of agricultural ma chinery , still they are a very useful adjustment to a bu gy on a rainy orl mnshiny' clay. In Mercantile hall C. Fockler it Bros. , of Dubuque , Ia.,1 exhibit some of the best wagon tops ] mado. Strong , durable and at tlit umo time light , they have all the con ditions of n hrst-claas article. D. T. Mount's show of harties ? iioods ill Mercantile hill was excellent. The varieties of harness and their su perior finish demonstrated the canst for the enviable ropution which Mr. Mount's goods have achieved. Andy Simpson had n most interest ' ing display , too , of vehicles in tlit mercantile hall. The Bulky , buygy [ ind'horse-cart wore alike represented. : rjSimpson knows how to got a wagon up in Htylo , without mistake. Win. Snyder , of JJ11J ) Ilnrnoy street , displayed GOIIIO elegant open bugyiea , very Biib.irantial and graceful in build. 8 The Champion Porter hay fork or jVtMrrior should not bo overlooked in | bthis mention of many ingenious con- HJtrivnnces and machine * , This hay ufork 14 for the purpose uf loading ami unloading hay expuditioualy na possi ble , mid fills the bill to the letter. The celebrated Caldwell wagon , ol which n ear load was on exhibition , ittrnctod general attention from thoii mirnblo make and finish. These wagons arrived on Wednesday eve ning from the Kansas manufacturing ] company's shops , nt Loavenworth , Kansas , too late to bo entered for competition. Otherwise nearly all ofi thu wagon men admitted that they would doubtless have captured the premium. The wagons on exhibition ] were not given an extra polish for that purpose , but were in the exact shape as they are turned out of the manu factory for the trado. Taken as n lot they were doubtless the best ironed and best proportioned farm wagons ! over aeon on u fair ground in this ] state. The farmers and ugri culturista evinced 'thoir gen cral and unanimous admiration of the "Caldwell , " by remaining ; in groups around the specimens and : mentioning ns to thfi prices of the manufactuttcra. _ Mr. M. D. Welch , the representative of the company , treated nil very courteous ! and tool ; Ljreat paina to exhibit the oapocial points of the wagon. The beat ovi- joncu that these wagons are appre ciated is the fact that the entire lot was sold before Tliiirsday evening and ] orders taken for uiany car-loads more. JThis is the only company nmiiufao'ur- | " ' goods west of the Missouri river , * It is tinnecesiry to say that western ] appreciate western goods when" properly made. The sales of the * Kansas innmif.ichtring company in No-j jhr.iskn nro largely in excess of those of any other manufacturing company , land the Caldwell Wiigons are on sale [ jhy nearly every rcsponsiblo dealer in the stato. Had the Cnhlwell wngims .boon . entered in time for competition , [ and been examined by the committee , they would have been awarded tin- lirst premium. PERSONAL. * Kdwln Wright ndvnnco ngcnt for Me- Int ; rennet Heath , is In the illy. Col , Iiuko Voorhccs , general piipe'iti ' Wlcnt of the Choyeniu ) and IMack Hills [ stage line , is In the city , George U. Lake , son of Judge Lake , has returned homo from Denver where he has been for borne time past. Mrs , A. H. Soucr nml child nml Mis : Kdith Van Acrnatn , left for thocastye's tcrday to bo gone about n month , Will It. Potter , who has been vlsitltif , . rfricnds in Oinahu , left yoalenlny for Dcn-jj - , where he ban the position of chief clerk ? the freight department of the ,0. C.n II. 11. | Hon. Jonas Secluy , an curly pettier of | Omaha , anel now a , lecident of Denver , } < Col. , iii in the city on n visit to lion , A..Jj hla brother-in-law. . Sce-P flllunscomb , - - Mr. - ? loy ia much impressed with Iho growth off nha anel thinks that in time it may x-jj ! Denver , lie will leave for homo to ay , J W. Bailey , of I'lattstnouth , is in the Icity.II. . II. G. tjjrrett , of Fremont , is in town 'ami ' In stnyiui ; nt the Canliuld. J J. Llickenaderfer , cTiief engineer of the U. P. , left for the west yesterday. A. D. "Williams , of Habling.-i , Nob. , is in the city nnd is quartered at the With- uell. Arthur Winstcrstcin , the Wnhoo insurance - anco agent , arrived in town yesterday. He will return home to-day. Grnn ( Ensign , xherilf of Gage county , Arrived in town ycstcrelay afternoon. II Swill return lioiuu to-day. j W. 1J. Armstrong , city celitor of the Chicago Inter-Ocean , accompanied by hit ! Strife , IH in the city and U staying nt the1' ' gWZthnell. Col. John IJoss , of the U. I' , express- Company , arrived home yesterday after , jnoon from Waukcsha , Win. , where ho ha' ibeen for.Home time past. The colonel re- stitrna home much improved in health , and Jfwill resume his duties with ardor. "Tho Ituvoro Houao Coniici Blufln ia the best second-class hotel in the 'vost. ' " aui.17-lm A Card- To the ndttor of TIIK HUE. OMAHA , September 10. I wish through the columns of your paper to call attention to the negligence nnd jincoinpetency or the injustice and' ' 'dishonesty ' of the managers of tlu-j jtato fair which was hold in your city Ilast week. As the representative of J I. Case1 & Co. , I entered for diploma a ten- horao power Traction engine , through Hainea Bros. , our agents in this city. ' The euainu was undoubtedly the most powerful and best made engine on th ? ground , and I hud reason to cxpec Ithat it would command the notice nnil favor of the board and committee as ! [ it did the thousands of visitors , whc .ttondcd the fair. Imagine my sur prise when I learned that a much in engine had received thu diplo ma , and our engine did not oven < { ot | 'honorable ' mention. I at once dechUd to call on the secretary for anexplaiui tion and was informed tliatb no entry had been made olS our engine. This I know tog bo false , us proper application had ; v been made and I held the entry card.G jl'hoy then tried to show m < 5 tluul through nn oversight they had neg-fl Iccled to make a record of the cnti-yS on the class book. This explained tu | 10 why the other engine could brf 'awarded ' the diploma , but did not ! satisfy mo.that justieo had been dpneS ; our enuine. During the conversation , ! the secretary and his assistant ndmit-i | ted the superiority ot our engine , and ] said no doubt had it been placed oni the class hook , the committee would ! have awarded my engine thu diploma. ! I then united them to bring the matter - [ ter before the hoard of maniigers and * have the matter righted , which thoyP refused to do , nnd said they correcttidj jno mistakes. I demanded n hearing | ybufore the boarel nnd plainly told thel secretary what I thought of his nction.l ; tie Kuiel to place himself right wilhS 'my ' company lie would give the enginef jlionoi'.iblo mention , which I refused. ! 4 Ho then proposed to me if If f. would remain over Monday and p Tuesday and give them an exhibition on the track they would fi.'ivu mo n lirst premium. This I again iirotused , nnd told him I oniy demand- fed ? jttsticj. ' If my engine was onti- wiled to lirst premium on its merits , I Vought to have it ; if it did not merit , it , I could not expect it ; hut one thing ( was certain , I would not buy u diplo ma from him as other. ) on the ground had done , by furnishing him nnd his committee with bottles of champagne. I'lie faet that they admit they made u mistake , and their refusal to carrot it , satisfies mo that the oversight was in- Itcntional , J. Iv. MCCAKTNKV. GLORY ENOUGH. IU WII1TK 8BWIXO JIACHINK VIUTOlllOUH. No diplomas or premiums awarded , | but thu universal verdict of the poo- Jple is that the WJIITK is the bust ma- oliino on exhibition , Tlio work done- and the samples shown were wonder- tful , and to hear the exclamations of Ahundreda of ladies , 'I have a White rand would not exchange it fur tiny jmachino made , " was very gratifying "te > its exhibitors , The Whita 1ms the largest s.ilo , igives the best sitUfaotion , nnd is the lousiest selling machine made. We [ cordially invite everybody to examine [ the White before buying , us * we guarantee perfect satisfaction in nil Soliciting a largo slinro of youi Bpatronairo and thanking you for past | favors , I am Respectfully yours , . JOHN Xh'iuiuwi , iWholesalo nnd retail dealers in White SPECIAL jjOTlgES. TO LOAN MONEY. I ( WIV TO LOANClarkson * Hunt , 21 r. S , I 14th Street. 21 If fONKY TO LOAN Call at Law Ollicc ol D. llooniS. Ctolthton To loan nt from S to 10 ] icr cent on jrooil real c latcnciirlty , \ > ) 'II. ISAAC CDWAUUJ , IIM rnrnlinm M. i : ) AiAWl11 / ) * l l > AJ At 8 iicr ccntln . P/4wU / v/V/V/ t rc t In sum * of $ ifiOO and , ipnarila , lor 3 tofty.ints , on tli > t-cta city unc frtrm proiwrty. llrins HKAI , IvttATK and ' - " UIKXCT. 16th anil lloiiKliMPK HELP WANTED. -i \T7ANTKI ) Klrst-clm b.itlior , will trimr.uitu VV 'Utccn ' ( loll.\r < ) > < > r week , -J1S .South 13th St. , bet , nunlinmnnJ Dou la' . 27-2T WANTED A stcmly , competent flrl for HOI- nml work ; xvazcd ft i > crrecl : , MUH. A. J POl'l'MiTON. 2i-21 - n il to-in near U , 1' , thoi | > WANTKD-Uoatil for n .Miunj ; mtn. llu tfrcrif ! ) UMlunxcil. Address II , A. II , , Ikt- illlce. 23-1'J' NTKU Ono IATKU or t o intititim > lzcil I I ) rooim mltablo for nllloc. Hooin with iilntli oll-flit piL-furrcil. U. S. Kngluccn , Uonncil llliill * , llona. 2i-10 B : Hilling room ( jlil nt llclntku'n lU'itnu ant , tilth anil Jackson Sts. 31-41 - wok nt t'-u WANTKD-Woman 33 tl mM > Six cnuli IMH-S. S P. Mono & Co. , I rarnhain Ht. K'MI ) 5\A7"ANTKI ) Situation l > y u .vomi limn ln [ y Vt Ktoru. l'.nimrontlho ] liitulligcnco ollicc , ' gllthSt. , I < ot. raniluinnnilllarne.v. iU-21 t \\rAXTKl ) A K < 10'1 liorc- for n delivery VV wason. > V. M. Yatca. lOtham ] Um JO-SU ANTKD-A nr.st-ctn j tlrl. Apply nt Itobt.J VV Purvis , S. W. Cor. 14ti ! nnd ( ) od'c bta. f 11-tl t VTTANTKK Situation a-i compositor In cr-j ( VV man nrKiiglhh nu\r rtiipr clue * . A. 0 f IUW , Omalia. 14-10'P VIT"ANTKIRlrl , northwest corner 14th andj > > Jackson > t. 0 17 * ED Olrl In n private Ixinrdlni ; limn 100. IHh coiner Dodijc. UJ1-1 * Hoard nnd room llh prlvat WANTKD ; must ho mco plcmuint room andj lot farther than 10 blocks froui post cilice. Ad- , llco office. Os2-tf WASTIill-A wood iflrl , nt Xo. til Walnntg fct. but. I tli and Uth. 'J7S-lt ! * NTFn olirnT"lOSVNortTrTbth strT'et , Oi ) o > lto J. J. flrown. MUS. J. JI. COUNS-l SIAN- . i hey at reterson's Clothlnrf FANTRUTA S. Tenth St. A Ucriuan prefer- ? Must gl\o ( food reference. HsO-tf J ' Clrl at 2001 DodKO street , fe WANl'KD 070-tf B WASTOO Dlnlnif room ulil , at the Do ran J Hjiufl , oppoiito lec ! olllt-e. U74-tf H TTfAXTKU-A tinner ; steady job. ( lood re- * \l ferencoH required. A drees W. 0. La- * Vourctte , CiillicrUon , Neb. 075-10 B llrspcctable etnploynient hy hus-f ; WANTED wife AddretJ J' . I' . U , , Heo Of- * ! ; QCC. ; - WASTKU- JI.V. . Unrtlffan , proprietor of ? the Jllssourl Valley Holler Works. Oinaha.fi N'cb. , fourllift-cla.it bollur-inakcis. No oiherP need apply. Itot wages i aid. M. W. IIAIl'II-J CAN. 0.13-tf ' \\TANTii : ) At Vic-tor B restaurant , a ( 'lrl,1 , . V | a boy a ml a ( jood w alter. Good wages wllld { lie paM. K13-tf R To rent , by a newly marrk-dy WANTED counlo before Nov. 1st , a miall cottaiiuf , centrally located. Address llo in 14 , Crcprhtoii ! i Ulook. Oi i-tf K rANTKD To buy a first-class ro'lilBnccs ) worth from $ SOU ) to Slol > 00. Address & } J ! [ * , 'LoeUUox 600 , Omaha. 001-tf " A Rood cook and laundress , H.Yfi WANTED earner Hurl and 10th bt. 80S-U . ANTKD Girl at 11S3 North Iflth St. , 4th ! .V iioitso north of tridtfo. U. II. UKOPU. * 85S-tf Two cvperienccd cooks , six hclp-i WANTED thirty table ualtcrx , durinfj wceliE of tatc fair. Knqulrc of D. T. MOUNT , 81Mf ! 1412 Farnham St. Good cook at tbo Occidental WANTED 821-tt TTTANTED Fundlnir brldifo and school bonds. ' YV II. T. Clerk , JJclIeiuc. 26-tf FOR RENT HOUSES AND LAND. i KENT A new cottnKcritli three rooms , F jntt flnWieil. Inquire on pn-mUss , Mth ht. , ' bit..F.irnhain and Dou lai. 23 tf UEXT l-'innlslieJi'Utlii'fAii'l lifil room EIOII . > ; with board if preferred , 1103 Cass St. 19-21 dl ( KENT- cottnge with live rooms , cellar , ? hard anil koft waterat ' 15 ji r inoiitli ; m J : outh IStli bt. . B-17" KALK Thrco lmu < red tors ice for KIU ij , . li ) etroof | J. K llKEll , LcUarn , loa. . rasio Itl'NT Good houie , 10 rooms nnd $100 POH worth of furuittiro thcru In for rale. Appl > toS. T. I'cttnon , lloal Usta o Agent , H. E. Lor. 1Mb and Douglas St. 934-tf TIOH lll.-u'.t netwo Hrst-claw two Ktory l > rlik honsesi , 8 and 0 rooms , stable ml cemented cellar * ; $40 mouthy in adranec , W.M. BUSI1JIAN , S. Ii lornerUlh ai.d Don ? VM Ms. _ _ Oia-tf 171011 lirjNT Niw brlck store on lull ! St. , be L twcen Farnhani and Howard , 15 per month. WU-tf S. MH1MA.N. .IUK KENT 2 furnishi-U roonm ou-r M ' ehnnto' Kxi-haiiieN. E , ccr. lUth and Dod i neil UENT-Ono room with board , 1S03 Cell I1 fornla street. 785-tf I. OIt HKNT Klu''antfurnl heil rooms. Ite-isun L' ablu prices , brick house. 201 SCims St. U2ll : ) SALE. T OJl SAI.tV A food horso. Inipitrtat Ve 1 Vor ! < Hat Co. . Iu03 l-'iiri.luni bt. 46-21 171011 HALK 1 lira-class ( ahlnct orRa-i. wry L1 cheap ; iitarly new. Inquire Mlltoii Ilojjcr- 3i eon , 14th and I'arnham St. .0-tf OIt SAIiK A farm of eighty acroi , In scodft JT ri'p.lr , Vuod house , 2i\iO : and cl'14xlil K e-mail oicl.nrd < ) ' licnrlui ; tried. Onu mlle fcoutlilj of Onr.v.-a City , Io a , on S. O. & 1' . 11. It. Wli1 1 r -ivo timeon n.iit If wished. Aihlr.-si K , I ! . Scars , [ uinaha , Ntb. nllMW 24wl. I.VJH HAM : About IWO c-iiblo jurJa ol illit , I1 MjuthcattrjriKir 'JOtli and Ciuu ny , Imjii. it i'llANK HASJl'UOil ' , CUi north lUtli Direct. 710H SALli Four acrci ) eland near \ratcr 1 wor s reservoir , also two cottnj'cu mi C'aiilto. UJll , Add , ANDItiWIJEVI.VSiaOiJ : Donfla < St siatf BAI.U A larvei , cotiiinodloui ) , now , tw i. Btorylioiihowltlt well ; ttood lucaMon , neat norse cnni , full lot ulth trcef , well , lUtcrn , etc I'crins naboimVlo , Knijulru ol 1 * . \v , lloo , Kins St. , bet , Oharltsand Scward Btj. OJ7-2. " TDIIICIC 203-tf F.STAKItOOK * COI ! . SAr < K A unall enlne , . W. I'ayro t Foil ' . In perfect outer , Innulronf II. 3U- POIl BALK A l m of ponies , buintynml liar 5 ncja ; buwy a'mqst now. Apply at th ( | Caledonian Saloon , U. I' , block , 10th Ht. 7HI-tt ; 171011 HA1.K Lease and furniture of a tint-claw L1 hotel In a lawn of 1SOO inhabitants , In etatit i if Nebraska ; has 24 beds ; the tra cllnir men's ro I tort. Inquire at HEKolllce. 213-tf POIt 3AI.E Jlaiw of DoiiKlat ftlid Kan > y cour tic * . A. ItOdEWATElt , 1620Farnhanii street 3-JO-tl 0011 SAIJNcat house and full lot , 12 block. JJ from I1. 0. at fcXXl. JUIIK L , McrJAoi-V Onp , l-oatolllce. FOIl HA M - Fine dock farm of 400 acres peed houw , cattle hcd , orchard &c. , win , , n eauy reach ol railroad. Trice , $4500 , i u hhne at % . JOHN U McCAOtJE , Onp. l'Oi\ \ tisd-tf HOI ! SAM : Neat - cottai-c and cexxl lot at L' * l 0. JOHN L. ilcOAUUK OppTl' . O ; 037-tf riouaja ANI LANU acmn renu h i . A i . -OooilhotlJfl with tour ruoin * nnil LiVHIKAI.K 1 No. S01S l od o between Stltli anil 7th strrct. Good neil nml sli.ido tri-m ; hotl o In (0 l condition. Inquire on iircniicw , 221-H AS Anil t'nrarou n-iwrcd ny M , U SOU L"IT mil an J Fiirnain it * . TSOtf MISCELLANEOUS , CJTKAYRIl OK MTOIiKK-On the nlv'ht of IStli J of Scptcmlicr , n Rray colt nliout tliroo ycnri Mil , ltln\hltp faro nml the letters "J , P , " brand * od on Iho left hip nml shoulder. A rowml will paid for bin return or tor ny Inforniitlon liiK to hh ro.ovcr ) ' . SAM UUSIUK , Kott i > mah . 21-24' AI.KI ) HAY At A. II. Sander's Feed Htorc , 101.1 Hartley St. slU-tf nilUATION WASTKD-lly .xounir msn to 0 ilrho hack or prlvnto carrl.icej stilctly re- ip ct llo. Address IA. . , Itcoofllcc. IS-ll ) ' 1 OST. On Idalio itrcct , n little noith of Cum- IJ Injt street , a pl.tln L'olil rtujr , lettered nnd latrJ , The Under Mill bo linml'omnly riuu-il'tl if ho will i-ommunlcalo with K. L.V. . , P. 0 Hot : < rr > , Omaha. 3120 m lK PAIITV Wlio took cliareo of St. A. JoncV .L nll uat steiuot duinniy truck , coiitalnhiK nrds , Ic'ttcm nnd Kimplci oflnu , r , will pleiisu m o Hamo nt Cnnlk-M HOIKO , will ho liberally re- niirdtil nnd no questloni nsked , 13-20 lNK llOUSi : TO HUNT Ho't pt rt of tlioolty , 10 rooms , bathriomv..1iT'co ! < ot , tan fur- 3iiatc ( .to. N. Shclton , 1M3 Farnlutn St. U-23 JrilAKEN UP Kho lii"id inlloh rowe nt .tohn 1 Ki'Htnlv't ! f. rmon ltvlc\uo ! tend , ahout 3 nilU-4nouth of thoclty. ( ) \\mr < nn hnHUIIO shy proi IUK projictty ilam ae . 1220" 1VT/OT1CK Flmt-cla's cook wintc.l lor private llN family. I'lmii'reatroilelemeo ' , Houth 10th ftt. MIlS. II. KUUXT/5K. OS3-2o' IVUllNlHHKO ItOU.MS lleisoimlito rates at II 1717 UumliigM , liet. 17thand Ibthstiw'H. IKII tf rwKTi'SK TIMIK : : AM > MKimni-Mrs. jj I'.IIza ( tils past , i recent and future In love indall nllaim. him if veals tlio elecj | > 'it secrets of 'he > cart. She iisif8 c-i the ni9iictlcM | | ver to afulflll rf nil your w Wics. Cull at Xo. 2J corner Kitli * " il IIIUDSTOUI : Has for.nle a'l ' lilmU OJ1AIIA . ' ; nml Jlonuvstlc Illnls , nKo Klnl ranclery R0odn , nt 1031South IGth Si. , I loul.n aii'l Docile. IpUOl'OSALS KOU HAY Illdiwill bo rcccl\cil J I. bv tue umler-ned ! | until noon. S.'pto ber B-'r.tb , 1SS1 , ( or 20 toi n of hay , to ho deli\crcd to B'lio Mnll C-irrlern of the Oiuiha po iollk-e , tbo % -alil bay to bo hltio stem , middling c-.irso and ol Ztho i cry licrt quality. JOSEPH [ J1IUI1KAI , , KcptlO-d2Uw2t. Omaha i'ostolllce. 1.NSTHUCT10KS In French , Ger man , Orcck and Latin. I'rot. lieiirv W. \loe' < , 1010 California ft 000-ocS has rattlhi ! , ' lomt llsta of hoiiKcri , I BKMIS aiid farms for sr.lo Call and 'them. . AT lIKa. U. B. OLAllKK'S No. 1 Hoard CAM. lloiuo , cor. 13th and Iol2o Sta. licst n the city. DIO-tl TV E5II9' 1SE.VI. ESTATE BOOM. Sec 1st page. J1KMIS * NKW 01TY MAP.-j.25c. Sec 1st pv ; IIUN" IT V red cow. Ownvr can IP\u the Hair.e ! 1 > .V l > ro\lnx projicrty and paying ; c9. l-'It.M.XJS UOUOt.NH , Saundora nnj c Stj. au'Jl-t-v wcdjt EMIa" ItKAI. KSTATK KXCUAN < IK. d B Isi pase. . . flUOWN Corner liith ana Chlcaco . streets , Is ready to bore or deepen welf ? . Sitixfartlon vuimnti-erl. BOSH GOdiiGSL BLUFFS SPE03AL K6TSGES , ) Kvcrybodj- Counc'i ' lllnni lo WANTB1) TIIK IIKK , 20 cents pur.e'ek , tie- ; lli cruel by carriers. OKIcc cor.icr Jiroadw.iy anel Main , up .stairs , Council Ulull-i. Cntf To briti ? 100 tom bro ni corn. I'nr particular * addrcsi Council Illuflj Broom Factory , Coiini.ll UIiiHj , Iowa. 053-23tf A u'ood carjienter at once. Apply WANTED ply Jlynster ii Aduuia , Council lllnffrt , V. : Io a. C59-2U * . ANTKD A tint-class broom tier. Maync W & Co. , Council Hlnffi , Iowa. . .GO SO * ANTED A boy to do chores at Myn&tofB W Hahcry , Council Kluffi. CliS \TTANTKI ) Good c'rl ' for'ucntral liouscnork. VV Maria Myimtcr , Couneil IllulTs 0 < ! 2-tf J j \'IT'ANTB1 > A situation by a flrnt-chss n Illcr. I r VV Had 20 joirs experience. Understands r old and new j recedes. Siioaks hn 'll h and Ocnnan and aeiiiatatcd | ultli bteaiu and water ptwcrn. Can site the best of refcfence. Will eomoon trial at any time. Address II. S. , liox mil , Council lllunV , Ii. b'J-US t t ANTED Ily acentleman of expcricnruand V\ 1m IHVSH liablt' , ik position \\lth a firm , either at clerk or t > traicl. Ito-erenco L'ivi-n. I , UVA'l KINS , Council Illulfs. 012 29 on or address 1'otter < ' 1'aimeriO South GAIJj street Council IlinlT.i , Iowa , for rail- ! reid tickets cast , west , northand bouth. Chicago eiO.OO Hound trlj ) 319.00 Evi-ry ticket u'nar- wtecdand tickets bouubt , sold and exchanged ii au ' 17-lin I'KD T\vo cxpcrlcncol book mllcltora for Colorado and Utah. Addrcai 1' . O. l)6x ) 1214 , Council Illuffa , Iowa. tOD-2l ) * TT7"ANTKI > To rent nicely furnished rooms V V In a prlratu rcnidonco , convenient to strict " uara. Addrus 17. U , Knijinccru , Council lilnSe , "Iowa. To Contractors , Bnllilors and Property Owners. The undersigned having been appointed ajent tor the cxtcniilvc Iron and wire manufaciurln houses of E. T. liarnum , of Detroit , and the > ! U9-cl Iron Foundry and Works at Tulcdo , Ohio , eapaclt } ' of CO tons dally , Is prepared to furnish cttlmatca and pilccx for Iron columns , tc. , Ac. , for htoro frantx , window caps and tills , threshold plates , wrought Iron beam * and ulnl- ors , hjdrauliu clevatorn , staple littiiiK'fl , ! pulleys , dmliliifr , &c. ; also Iron fences , crcstlni ; , win. daw guards , shutters , etairs , balconies , settees , ihilis , > acu , aniuariiims , fountains , biimmur aouscH , lawn , garden and cemetery ornaments , ilowcr stands , Bravo [ { uanli , &c. , Iti : . in endless . arlety , CaUilOL'ucshUpiilIcd on application , IlKNllV II. ilAUIIV , Manufacturers' Atfent , 22 1'eail utrcet , aii'10-lni me Council IllufTx , iowal EDWARD KUEIIL : MAtllSTKl : OP I'AUIY.STKIIY AND CO.VDlJ rthS'AI < IbT , 4HS Tenth Streetlietweoi Farnhnni undliaincy. Will , with the aid of iMiarillau jpiilU , obtain for any one a glance nt thu past' ind present , nnd on certain conditions In the fu- t'iro. lioots and Shoes madu to order , 1'i.Tfect ntltfietlon sriiaranteed , au20-lm Absolutely Pure. Maule fiom Orapet Cream Tartar , No other trpatlon nmkua such light , tlaky hot lireadn. uxurlou. try. . Can rateii by Dyipeptlo " " ndl BoU or.lv In ( nVi > ) ralYarortr * UOYAI. II AKlNI > | WwWlt C'O