Nebraska Newspapers

    OMA11A DAILY BK13 TUESDAY , SEPTEMBER 20 1881. .
IHJB DAILY BEE.
Tuesday Mjrninc , Sept. 20.
LOCAL BREVITIES ,
1'ntlormn ffllls co.il.
Donne , UcllnljTe Hftttcr.
Frcilerick landing Unttcr ,
WX ) business lots Call > n Hcmls.
1000 residence lots Benin , agent ,
25C IIOUIIM nnil lots Uemis' ftReucy.
DenilV real cstnte Imoin , Klritt i > a ( ;
A. W. Knion , Dentist , .TncobV block.
Lest line of Clsarn , at SnxoV
-Kc.ilhflirt clunueil find colored nt
Jtlngcr'n.
Smoke Hlnrltnn k Ktonnn , finast
Cfear , nt Kuhn'n Dnig Store only.
Soda Water , better tliixn u\cr , nt
liuinis'now map of Oinahn , 25
'MO farm * nnd UOOUOO acici of
There were uifht cases of intoxication'
1 > cforo .TndRO Ueneko ycntcniny inoniing. \
Who pnyii the liixhcxt price for Second ,
JInnd Kimiittiro ? Alirahiuno & Iietvi ,
J121 Douglas stiect. Kc | > ll-2w (
1'rof. W , J. Anders Dancing School }
licgim October I. Sou ndvertiHcmcnb im
nnoUlcr coliunn' . ncpl-'lt ! ) I
Alnst elegant now dtyle1) of Jfiiln , fit
tliu Oiunh.t Tnrlcr , Henry U. liichlcr ,
inth Htieet , ojip , poslollicc. KcpU5-tf
Tli" Lion uuntmiioii lu roar lor Moore't '
Hftrne.-in Mad Swidlery ,
1'or ri.vu Couiuicrcinl Job Prinllnif.
all nt TUB KKH Job rooms.
JJicyelo for pale or trade for a horse.
C J. Caiian.
To thu farmers don't forget to call anilj
HCO Doano'8 line lot of li.xts nnd caps nt
11H ! , lltliHtrcct.
Kindcl & Krell , Practical Hatters.
We Bell haU and cam | cheaper tiian any-
bed clfco. Von will find it to your advantage - ,
vantage to give us a call. cptl3-tf
Donne , . the reliable liattor wanU to ]
BCO you all to-day , civ ing nway haU anil
caps at Doano'n , ronieinber 218 , llth
street.
Judge Sax-age yOHtorday went In 1'a-
pillion to open the HC HOII of theSarpy
county com t. A largo number of Oinalia !
JawycrH vixitcd the xanio county Heat.
All Rtatu fair ticketn over the 1) ) . k .M.
It. K. will bo honored on this mom |
jn 't ) tiain rc ardle.i.-i of their limit.
The Lutheran church on Dmiglat
* lroct , ono of the old-timo building ? ofi
divine worship , la nearly all torn down , to
jnako way for the Jililhinl hotvl building.
The first lOOfloririH contributed by the
liolicininni of this city to the fund fur re-
ItiiildingtlieXaUon.xl thentcr at Prague
trill bo vent to Bohemia to-day.
1'rcd Lowe Iiax ing resigned the position - .
tion of deputy clerk in the dixirict court , !
Jl. H , Iluthaway has been appointed inj
JIH ! t-tcad. Air. Hathaway H a good Kclec
tion.
At a meeting of the Pioneer hook nndj
ladder comiany , a vote of thanks waul
tendered 31. Donovan , of the Crcighton
liouse , for liin gencroim gift of § 2. ) to the' '
Hooks for their scrviccn nt the fire tw <
"wccka aio.
1 0. W , Wcdcll yesterday swore out a'
trarrant against Abncr TrovN for know
ingly renting the premised 1115 ilaukxon
street , for the purposes of prostitution.
j The caue will be heard before Judge
Jlcncko.
*
The Missionary society of the Lntho
Tan church will meet at the resilience of ,
MM. Althaui" , 1-110 Howard street , on
Wednesday at 3:30 : p. m. A full attend-
unco is ( Wired , as business of importance
is to bo transacted.
. At the meeting of the board of trade
to bo' held tills evening , two odd-1 !
tiorml delegates from Onmhn to the
aissippl and Missouri river improvement
convention will bi > chmen , tlnn making !
fonr delcgatm altogether. The couvon
tion will bo hold in t. Louis , October Oth.
The old frame buildlngnoxttoStrangV ]
Iron frontblock , corner of Tenth and Knin
Lain BtrcetH , was being moved out ycitvr-
tlay. Mr. Strung own * the property ami
will excavate the cellar and put in the
foundation this fall for a building mmilnr
to the onu lie has now.
Con , Dwyer , of the Western Union ,
received the meosago containing the IICWN' '
of JameH A. Garlleld'H death at I' '
Cldef Galllgan had made all arrangement
for tolling the fire bell in cane the
dent died. Phil. McShanc won the bearer !
of the nexvs from the tclegraiih office to the
line headquarters nnd also tolled the bell.
Hu Everything Failed You ?
Thou try Wtirnor's Safe Kidney and
Lfver Guru. 18-lw.
A. Dlstluulshol [ Fonnnylvnninti
Jlon. J. 11. Fmlny , of KllUHiiin
1'ji. , arrived in Oinnlm yostoiduy , in
company witli E. D. 3'rntt , of tlii
city. Tlioy have licon Hpoiuliii { { n fo\\
weeltB t6-juthuriiinoiij { the iimny plouo-
nut rotretits of Colorado , enjoying tlu
cool nnd pure iitiuosjilicro of its HIIOW- ?
capped iiiountaiiiH , which nvu reported - '
od to bo glittering with ivorfind gold. !
lion. Mr. luiiliiy m < i gontloiiuiu of
culture , rullnuniunt nnd wealth. IK-
IIOH twice roprescnted _ Iho stiUo of
I'onnsylvnnia as coniiniaaioncr to for-
oiyu uountriuB. Ho hits hold tin
coinniisH on of captain , colonel und
ill brigndior j'cnoml in tlio United Stuto.1-
nnny , IJoianlso 11 "Follow of the ]
Jloyul Gcofnipliiial aocicty of Lon >
don ; , " "u Follow of tholoyal Society
of Liteniture'j ti Follow of the lloynl
Atiatio society , und n Fellow of tin
Society of the Antlvunrica of Scot
land. " Ho hua iilao been honored
with the university deuicca of "D.
0. L. " uiiil "L. L. D.,1' , and is now n
chosen represontivo from the United
Btntes to the International nsBociation
at Vienna , which embraces the prom ,
inent schohus of the world. Mr.
Finliiy hu * contrihtilod largely by hu
jncuiiB nnd influence to the urowth
and development of this atato und
oitj'i' It in to bo honed his sojourn
hero will bo one of pleasure nnd prof
H.
Enwinc and
M'hf n a young lady licrn * hanilkcrrhlofa
for a rich bwihtlor , aio tvwit that uho ma >
reap. Whew fci'cdn of disease nr I'lantoil
tliinugli ovtr indulgence , you can iireycnt
the un lertakcr iroin leaping the bonellt Ij
using fipiiiiK llo ) wn. Price M > V"111" !
trial iMJttlen 10 centi. u-ptlUuodlw
A tml package of'BLAOK.DRAUQHT"
chnrjje.
At f , 0. aooduu' .
FEATURES OF THE FAIR.
Dcacriplion of the Agricultural
Imploinout Display.
The agricultural and utility inaohiiu
lisplay at the State fair which attract-
d BO many thousand visitors during
| Jnring the p.ist week , was exception
illy fine. The word UY < . < is used , bo
use , unfortunately for these who
jhuvo been dsnpointcd ! | in Attending
heforc to-dny , ninny of the foods hnvt
been romovud. Enough remnins , how-
'over ' , of the exhibit to givonn iden of
the whole. ] ) y renson of Inck of Apace
13iK IHB heretofore boon unabloti
preHcnt < n detailed nccount of tins ver >
intcrcAtitii ; nnd by far the beat reprc-
sullied deiiiitmeiit | of the State Fair.
If thu visitor approached the north
lido of the gtounds by the pleas.iul
Itivo or footway on the oait , probahlj
the first Uiiiiy that caught Ilia eye
was tlio nnnieroua witid-niills , of all
heights , R17.CH , i > , itturns , colois and do-
'rces of utility. Hight in front wen
two turbine mills , ol iron , lii'htlmnd
I lomoly p.iintcd and evidently whirling
1 for all they were worth. These two
Fliro the "Martin'H Patent , " exhibited
by the av'imt of the mannfacturorB ,
fj iMnst , Fees it Co. , of Spfintilield , III. .
A wooden mill , by Iho wide of Iht-S
otherH , is the "Enlurpriau , " fromS
gSundwich , Ills. It is very ,
uhoap , and dnr.iblo. On tliu opposilijj
4idoof the ISIercanlilo hall , is aiiothei
turbine , cnlled the "Croft. " It is foi
A turbine mill , the flimplcHt ninigin
.iblo. Conseiicntly | it is strong. Il
tliero is a breath of air it catchca it ,
And it goes round with that stray
ivhill'of ntmusphuro so fast that it nl <
nest creates a little hrcpzo of its own
: o "keep the ball n rolling" and UK
nill whirling. It seems so , anyhow ;
'or when the other mills wore Htill , or
dly moving around with n "don't care
vhethor school keeps or not" motion ,
hu Croft , low down to the ground ,
vas juat ' 'getting its work in , " and :
nalcing everybody in the vicinity bo- ]
ioro the wind was blowing forty
nets nn hour. It'u n line machine !
nd will do any amount of work. Geo.
V. Kendall of Omaha , who represent * !
hu mill , was in nttondanco all tin. '
week und very courteously explained
Us working to the intelligent and
isnoruit ; questioners aliko. On
the west side of Power hall !
there wcro moro mills. The-
L'oikiiin Windmill Company of
Misawuka , Ind. , hud a mill high up in
ur which did ollcctivo sorvico. The ;
other mills represented were thtj
"Champion Wind Power , " man | [
ufuctured by Powell and Doug
lim , Waukegan , Illinois , and
iho "JJuckoyo" turbine , manufactured
by the sanio company. Uoth uro re- ]
rn'esonted in Oma'iaby ' II. E. Kuyner.
Fairbanks & Co. , of St. Louis , had n
big mill up ; the "Challenge" mill
comes from 13'itavia , Ills. ; und the
Adams mill from Marnoillos. All of' '
thcso mills have their individual
points of excellence which only per
3onal observation can show.
WAOON.H. '
As the wagon plays such un
important part in the economy
of the farm it demands especial
attention. ft early , all of the [
hotter known wagon companies' ' [
in iho country were represented and
thnir display formed n valuable part
of the exhibit. The following wngoiif- ]
tvoro on exhibition : Tliu MolinoJ
fSinith , Brainnrd , Whitewater , Bu
chanan , Caldwell , Bain nnd Cortland J
All of these have supuror points of
excellence nnd little dhTercnco oxisU
jbotweon some of thorn. Two or three j
however , nro worthy of mention.
They uro the Smith wagon , which
took the only premium awarded
wagons honorable mention , the
Molmo nnd the Bain. The Moline
company and its' ' representatives ]
arc somewhat soru over the award
inado the Smith company's foods.
L'ho former had one of the finest
pieces of work over brought to No
> raska for exhibition. It wns n largei
vagon than the ordinary , constructed
> f the finest wood , painted and var-j
iished in n moat artistic fashion. This
big nnd handsome vehicle , with it
dark colored wheels and darker body
enlivened by golden bands and bars , '
tvns the center of attraction east ol
ho Power Hall. Why it was over-
ookcd by the judges in distributing !
awards is ono of these tilings wiiich , in' '
the Inuguugoof tholamonted Sothern.
"No follow can find out. " While the
Smith wagon deserved creditnblo men
tion it is impossible to BOO what com
parison could bo drawn to discriminnt <
igainat the splendid piece of work
which the Moline company presented.
W. 0. Bnnton , who represents tin
Molmo company's manufacturer , hap
the satisfaction of nt least knowing
that if thu judges overlooked hi *
jwngon the people did not. 'J ho Smitl
company n representative , J. 0 ,
Claik , of Lincoln , nays his waif.on received
coived the award upon itt
merits for naofulness , nnd no
[ on paint or fancy colorings
This is doubtless true , but at the oann
time Iho application to thu Moline ii
not very forcible. IJoth these wagons
Und thu others , too , have no man. ,
poiuli ) of oxcolloney that criticism ii
unnecessary , nnd a general obsorvn
tion of commendation includes tli
whole.
AaillCULTUllAI , JMrUiMKNTrt.
The iinmeroualy represented bnmcl
jf this display covers nearly every
dling which has not been mentioned
It is possible only to mentio
moat of the various iiiuclianic.il wonder
labor saving machinca , nnd giv
thoao of extraordinary merit or cnriou
conatruction n passing word of co
mondation , A gicat many of the bi
[ oxhibita were nut in jilaco nnd shown
to iidvnntago by the State nnd local
.igcnts , A mom ; thu moat prominent
tvua tlmt under the aupomaion of F.
I ) . Cooper , of Omaha , who la state
ingmit for KmciBon iVi Go.'n ? aUndnrd
4ooda. In this lot were the colebmted
Huckoyo aocder nnd drill , manu
factured nt Smingfiuld , Ohio , tin
g tooth pulvpri/.or , manufactured
ates , PhulpCitCo , , ( iflMiiiiivnpolia ;
bimlera nnd mowers , manufactured bj
U , 31 , Osborno & Co. , of Auburn , N
Y. ; thu Brown corn philters , culti-
v tora and ntnlk cutters , the exculsioi
rotary check rowers , from Gulcsburg ;
Kiner/ion Tulcott & Co.'a corn planters
from llockford. 111. , and B. D. ; uford
& ' Co'a machiniry from tlio aame
Jplaco , includiiig Buford'u Broomc
[ ulky plow , the Buford clipper plow ,
Jthc Or.ind Detour company's cultivn-
jtor nnd the Daisy hay rnko. 1'his
Blarpo line of machinery is all of fiiipc-
jrior merit nnd reputation , nnd wiis nr-
Brnngcd by Mr. ( Viper in n very at-
jttnctivo style. His tliiphy conatnntly
jitrow ndmiring ero\tds about the large
jpl.itform which it covered ,
riio Omaha Implumcnt Compnny had
mother large display Hero wort
Brepicsonted the Pcolin Plow Company -
[ pany , with n full line of plows , corn
Jplnnters , ciiltivntora and Mellingci
Bliay rakes ; tlio Star corn planter nnd
( check rower , manufnctured in Peoria
Jby Hearst , Dunn & Co. ; the Climax
jrow cutter , from the Enterprise com-
[ pnny of Sandwich , Id. These ma
chines received , ns they deserved ,
many favorable mnrks from the
[ judged. They formed nn important
part of the display.
Tlio Deere Company's goods , from
Moline , Illinois , were ntlractivoly ar
ranged. The exhibit included tin-
celebrated Gilpln sulky plow , tilt
ivnlking cultivator , sterling plows ,
breaking plows , Lister plows , biuah
breakers nnd Iinrrowa , Deere & Man-
juur Co.'n corn planters , Deere rotarj
[ corn drills , stalk cutters , Whipplu
ipring tooth harrow and seeder , and
various other machines of great ntilitj
.ind bo.uity.
In Power hall nearly every agent ox-
liibitinghadaBp.icoinwhichono"orinoro
of Jiis rnachines was Been in full oper-
In taking n somewhat hurried
? vinw of the hall , commencing nt the
'south end , tlnifirut mnchino wns enc |
'of ' the culubrnted Umpiia .reapers nndl
twine binders. This find by its n'dcj
two competitors , the well-known Wal-S
tor A. Wood's re.iper nnd twine bin-J
Jor , and the 1) . Al. Osborno it Co.'h
self-binding harvester , from Au
burn , .Now York. These machines ]
ran n pretty race in tin
competition during the week fo
especial recognition nnd 'all evinced
splendid mechanical construction.
They nrc represented nnd sold b )
Hnino'H ] ! ros. & Co , , whose line ol
exhibits wns unusually largo. The
new Empire mower atul rake ; '
nanurnctured by J. P. Sciberliug , !
Akron , Ohio , occupied an important
jinco , also , in this end or the hall
Down the long building on either side
f the giant shaft were the Improved' '
/limax mower nnd rake , manufactured
nt Corry , L'a. ; the Stind.ird mower nndi
alto , mniiufnctured by Emerson , Tal-j
colt & Co. , nt Jloekfoid , 111. ; the
Williams harvester , reaper nnd mower ,
all mndo by the Williams llnrvestei
Company , nt Cedar Rapids , Town , G.
U. AVsitson , gonornl agent. Sir. Wat-j
son icsides at Cedar Rapids , hut lias'
'
the ngonoy of Nebraska 'in his torii- '
iorj , nnd hn is conoeiuontlyi frequent
visitor to Oinalia nnd other cities gi
in this state. Hero too is the
Triumjh single reaper , mndo by D.
S. Morgan & Co. nt ISrockport , If.
V. Thia ffno machine is represented p
in this stute by Win. Mniimaugh.
Following nlong the shaft were the. .
Union grain planter , the St. Paul
harvester nnd binder , nnd the Iron ;
Iving mower , made at the St. Pnulllnr- ,
vest Works ; the Marsh harvester and :
twine binder , madoatSycamore , Ills. ,
by the Marsh Harvest company ,
which nlno turns out ono of the linost
and best known machines in the' '
'market , the celebrated Mnrsh-Whit-j
ney platform binder nnd gaveler.
This should neb bo confounded with
ho Marsh twine binder , which is ]
manufactured nt Ohicngo by the firm
of Win. Deering & Co. The Mar-
jsoillcs Manufacturing Company , ot !
Marseilles , 111. , displayed ncorn' '
heller , of which there are , but two ]
on the grounds , nnd a feed grinder.
The corn shelter is claimed to have n
capacity for 1500 to 2000 bushels n
day and the feed grinder has almost ns ]
voracious n jaw. One of the novelties
for this stnto is introduced by this
company. It is n hog trough with n
novel nrrangemont whereby the hog
can drink Imt not wallow ,
The challenge jnill for shelling and
grinding completed the machines on
Line side of the shaft , nnd that splen
did machine manufactured in this
statp , called the "Lewis IJeader , " oc-
Joupiod the corner opposite. This
[ header is fast fast gaining a reputation
-ill over the west nnd will soon be in
onornl use in every grain-crowing
: ntc.
A few foot distant , just west of
ewer hull , stood n huge nmchino on-
tied the "Pride of the West" nepa-
itor. Its circulars announce that it
as no equal , nnd perhaps it is safe to
ly , nt least , that it lias no superior ,
'ho inachino wns attended by nn
'joni for tha McDonald manufacturing
ompany , of Fond du .Sac , Wis. , which
lakes the machine. The amount of
rain it thru-lies in one day , nnd the
ccurncy with which the wnrk is done ,
ro points on which its agents dwell ,
The display of the Shug.irt implo-
lent company , of Council IJlufl * , oc-
upied n liberal space nnd was most
reditnblo. Jiesides thu Buchanan
vagon , which they sell , they have
Iso on exhibition the . ) , 1 , Caavj
ulky plow , manufactured nt Rnuino , '
Vis , , iho L'ninn traveling cornahulleiji
, nd elevator , manufactured by King , "
lamiltou it Co. ; Adams it KroiicliVj
olf-binder , nnd many other * lines of
mperior implementB. All of Slmuart
t Co.'n goods nro warranted by them ,
ind it is therefore to their interest to
) iiy from none but the best nmmifac-
-urors -
"Tho perpetual baling hay preaii"
yero tholettois painted in glaring ru-
ief on the tide of n curious looking
nachino. This liny press is maim ,
factured in Albany , N. Y. , nnd is in
every wny just whnt it pretends to bo ,
Tlio Ametican grinding mnchino at-
; racted much notice during the fair ,
tt is represented by Uuslinell , of
Jouncil lihin's ,
The mowcrsnnd renpors , rnkos , sulkj
: ) lows and cornstalk cutters mnnufno
tured by N 0. Thompson , of Rockford -
ford , Ills , , nro handled by J. J , Van-
Jervecr , of Counoil Illufls.
15ut right here the vieitors1 oyei >
light upon the gem of the whole exhi
bition-n sulky plow in nicklo nnd
bronze pinto nnd rosplondunt in its
brightness nnd beauty. It could be
IIOHO but the Pokin plow company , ol
Pokin , Ills. , to have thought of Kuch
a lavish but successful method to ad
vertise their excellent goods. J. 0.
Clark , of Lincoln , the state agent , wni >
deservedly proud of the beautiful
plow which attracted crowds of visit
ors. This ploy was not entered for n
premium , but received honornblt-
mention , nnd fully merited it.
Next in order were exhibits by Rus-
null * Co. , Mnsillion , of Ohio ; Evarl
and Fees , of Springfield , Ohio ; the
Davenport Plow Company , nnd Furst
& Urodloy , of Chicago , All of those
linns wcro represented by slate nnd
go'ncrnl nsjents , who showed theii
off to the best possible ndv.uit
igo ,
The Davenport plow company was
represented by n largo line of 1mm !
ind sulky plows.
Furst & Bradley , of Chicago , ox
hibiled plows , harrows , cultivator *
and hay rakes.
Thomas it Sons' ' line of sulky rakes
wore exhibited by W. J. Kennedy.
The Richmond Champion grain
[ drill nnd feeder , manufactured nt
Richmond , Intl. , won n inachino much
noticed and admired. In connection
[ therewith , also , wcro exhibited tlu
[ Chnmnion hay r.iko nnd corn planter.
Mr. S. W. Croy , of Davenport , In ,
the general western ngcnt , who ha.
jcharge of thesn goods hnd n most in
teresting time during the week ex
hibiting his machines nnd answering
questions innumerable ) .
The Monitor plow works , of Min
tienpolis , represented by A. P. Blair ,
nonu cultivators , rnkes , sulky plows ,
ind thu only specimen of potato dig
ger on the ground.
The Union manufacturing company
jf Peoiin wns present with nn exhibi
tion of corii-plnntcM nnd seeders ol
various sixes. They nro represented
by Mr , Montgomery.
The J'nttco Bulky plow nnd Pnttee
JscnltivntorH occupied n | ) rominent posi-
ttion on onu of thu platforms. Theii
p reputation is too well established to |
i\need \ further mention. They nro lo-
cnlly represented by Mr. Thotna : <
, Ilnrvoy
p The Farmers' Friend mnnuf.icturiii' . .
' "company of D.iyton , Ohio , presented
jomo very creditable cornphuitera.
| From the Wicr plow company o
jMonmotith , 111. , conic hand and sulkj
plows nnd cultivators of the best do
jiigiiB nnd finish. Ono sulky plow was
resplendent in rich coloring , grniniiii
[ 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 ,
9of Omaha , as announced by n Inrgt-
jiign , had n very fine displny of theii
line. They exhibited the Canton
clipper plows , the Parhim it Oven-
dort plows , corn cutters , combined
walking and riding cultivators nnd
several fine corn-planters , among
[ them the Barlow. There was nlso a
ino specimen of their line in ridin
cullivjtois. The Cortland wagon
company , of Cortland , N. Y. , are nlso
represented by this firm.
Mr. Patterson , of Council Bluffs ,
the general agent for the Keystone
manufacturing company , had n very i
creditable exhibition. The cnrn- |
. exhibitors nnd other branch I
es show that the Keystone companj f
ia up to the times nnd lacks nothing
? of n determination to make theii
Sgoo'ds equal to the best. The disc
Eliarrow , hay rake and other good'
made the display very interesting and
entertaining.
On the east side of the Power Hall
the J. I. Case & Co.'s traction
and thresher , two fine and
jerviciblo machines. The engine , it
powerful little fellow , has been noticed ,
boforo. The thresher is manufactur
ed under the expressive dame of "Tin-
Agitator. " This is its second year
ind about 1,500 of them have been
made , etill there are not enough to
supply the trade. The gentlemen
representing-tho company , Mr. J. B.
McCartney , "ntondedfto indulge in a
novel parade on the grounds if the
vvcathor nnd attendance had been
Favorable. Ho would have hitched
the thresher to the engine nnd have
shown the workings of both. Many
orders have been received from Ne
braska which it was impossible to fill
but by enlarged facilities. While on
the grounds last week Mr. McCartncn
mid an Agitator thresher to bo shipped -
pod to Archer , Florida n , long way
out of the territory it would seem *
In the Mercantile hall wns a curious
mnchino entitled u cockle mill ) which
via manufactured oy the Li Du it King
? comp.ihy , Roohe&ter , Minn. This
jcpcklo mill , while of the simplest pos r
-liblo construction , docs its work per
fectly , nnd nothing more need bo said.
Air. L. W. Nocdhnm , of Omnha , is
the Nebraska agent.
Wngon topa are n little ) outside of
[ the regular line of agricultural mn-
jchincry , still they nro n very usefui
adjui'mcnt to n buggy on n rniny or
sunshiny day. In Mercantile hid !
[ 0. Fockler it Bros. , of Dubuque , Ia. ,
exhibit some of the best wagon tops
[ inado. Strong , durable ami nt the
| mo time light , they have nil the con
jitiona of n hrat-class article.
D. T. Mount's show of harnesj
booda in Mercantile hnll was excellent.
L'ho varieties of harness and their su
perior finish demonstrated the cause
[ tor the cnvinblo repution which Mr.
Mount's goods have achieved.
Audi' Simpson hnd n most interesting - ?
ing displny , too , of vehicles in tlitf
jWrcantilo hall. The sulky , buggy !
? md horse-cart wove alike represented.t
Simpson knows how to get a wagon up
in Htyle , without mistake.
Win. Snydorof 11)191larnoy ) street ,
splayed Bomo elegant open buggies ,
ry Hiibstaiitial nnd graceful in build.
The Champion Porter hay fork or
. this mention of ingenious
5.llilEl IILVJILJUI * ' * many u viHJii con "
Ktrivanct-3 and machineH. This hajj
fork in fpr the purpose of loadim ; mui
unloading hay expoditionsly aa ponst
ble , and lilhi the bill to the letter.
The colebmted CnloVoll wagon , ol
which u car load was on exhibition ,
ittrnctod general attention from theii
uurnblo make nnd finish. Tli esc
\vitgona \ arrived on "Wednesday eye
uiiifj from the Kansas manufacturing
company's shops , at LoavenworthJ
Kansnu , too Into to bu entered for (
ooinpotition. Otherwise nearly nil of
the wagon men admitted that they
would doubtless have captured the
premium , The wagons on exhibition ]
tvoro not given un extra polish for that
purpose , but were in the exact shape-
is they nro turned out of the manu
factory for the trndo. Taken ns n lot ]
they were doubtless the best ironed
uid boat proportioned farm 'wagons
ivor aeon on n fair ground in this ]
itato. The farmers und ugri
culturista evinced 'their general
oral and unanimous admiration
of the "Caldwell. " by remaining
in groups around the specimens und
iiueationing na to the prices , of the
manufactuacrs. Mr. M. D. Welch , !
the representative of the company ,
treated nil very courteously nnd took
reut pains to exhibit the especial
points of the wagon. The best cvi-
donco that these wagons nro appro- ]
dated is the fact that the entire lot ]
was sold before Thuradny evening and ,
orders taken for jnany cnr-louda more.
' ' t
jThls is the only company nmnu'ac'ur- ' |
ting goods west of the Missouti river , '
? nnd itisunnucrsir > toRnythnt wustein !
1meii appreciate ) western goods when'
properly niado. TJio sales of tins
Kansas maniifachiring company in No-j
br.iakn nro largely in excess of these of
'any ' other mnnurncturiiig company ,
jam ! thu Caldwell w.igons are on saU
by nearly every rtsponniblo dealer in
the ntalo. Hud the Cnhlwell wngons
been entered in timu for competition ,
ind been oxnmined ) > y I he committee ,
[ they would have been nwnrded tin
lirst premium.
PERSONAL.
Kihvln Wright , " nJvnncc agent for Me-
Intjre nnd Heath , in in tlio t ity.
Col. I.uko Voorhces , general
'tendcnt ' of tlio Choycimo niul Hlixck Hill
[ stage line , ia in llio city.
George U. Lake , son of Judge Lake ,
lias returned home from Deux er where hi $
lias been for tnmu time past.
Mrs. A. It. Soucr nnd child nnd Mist-
Kdith Vnn Acruam , left for the e.-vstyes-
'tcrdny ' to bo gone nlmut n month.
| Will H. Potter , who lint been visiting
gfricndsin Omnlin , left jc tcnlny for Den- ?
liler , where lie lias the portion of chief clerk ?
Sin the freight depaitmcnt of the C. C.S
iSH. 11. |
| lion. Jonas Reeloy , an early cottier ofp
[ jjOmnh.t , and now a lenidunt of Denver ,
hCul. , i < in the city on nisit to Hon , A..I ,
l/jllnn'-comb / , hia brother-in-law. Jlr. See-
% Ioy in much Impressed with tliu growth ot
jjjOmnlin and thinks that in time it may ox-
acel Denver. ] To will leave fur liomo to-
Slay.
jj J W. LJailcy , of I'lattsmouth , is in the
fccity.
H II. ( J. Garrett , of Fremont , is in toxvn
ffnnd is staying ut the CaulieKI.
; J J , lilickensderfer , chief cmjineer of the
17. P. , left tor thu west yestoiilay.
A. D. Williams , of Habting * . Nob. , is
in the city nnd is quartered .it the With-
noil.
Arthur Winsteretcin , tlio Wnhoo insur
ance agent , nrrived in town yesterday. He
will return home to-day.
Grnn ( Uinign , uhcrilF of ( Jajje county ,
.rrivcd in tuxvn yesterday ufteinoon. JI- -
Swill return homo to-day.
W. B. Armstrong , city editor of tli
Chicago Inter-Ocean , accompanied by hi
flwifc , is in the city and is staying nt the
pWithnell.
Col. John Ifoss , of the U. I" , ezpros' '
Company , arrived home yesterday after
noon from Wntikcsha. Wia. , where ho lia'
been for Home time past. The colonel returns -
turns home much improved in health , and
will resume his duties with ardor.
; The Itovoro llouso Coiinct Ulull'u |
ia the best sccond-qlnss hotel in
vest. "
A Card-
To the Editor of Tim Hun.
OMAHA , September 19. I wish
thiough the columns of your paper to
call attention to the negligence nnd
ijincompoteney or the injustice nnd
jEdiahonesty of the managers of tin/
iatate fair which xvas held in your citj
Slast week.
I As the representative of J I. Case
Bit Co. , I entered for diploma n ten- ]
Ihorao power Traction engine , through :
EQaines Bros. , our agents in this city. '
The engine wns undoubtedly the most
Epowerful and beat made engine ou tlu-
fground , nnd I had reason to expect
jjdiat it would command the notice and
favor of the board and committee us ;
flit did the thousands of visitors , win
attended the fair. Imagine my sur-
Epriso when I learned that a much inferior -
| ferior engine had received the diplo
Sum , und our engine did not even get
honorable mention. I at once decided
to call on the secretary for an cxplann
cion and was informed ;
no entry hnd been made ot
our engine. This I knew to ]
bo false , as proper application had
ijheun made nnd I held the entry card.
They then tried to show m j that
through an oversight they had neg
lected to make a record of the entry
on the class book. This explained tome
mo why the other engine could bt-
awarded the diploma , but did not
satisfy mothat , justice had been done
our engine , During thu conversation ,
( ho secretary and his assistant admit
ted the superiority ol our engine , nnd
said no doubt had it been placed on
the class book , the committee would [
have ( warded my engine the diploma.
[ then nsked them to bring thu mat
ter before thu board of malingers and
have the matter righted , which they
Mrefused to do , and said they corrected
110 mistakes , I demanded a hearing
before thu board and plainly told thu
Rsecretary what I thought of his action ,
3lJo suiit to place himself right with ?
Vmy company hu would give the engiiu-K
fhonor.iblu mention , winch I refused. ! ?
illo then proposed to me if It
* would remain over Monday and
Tuesday nnd give thorn an
exhibition on the tr.ick they would
ij.'ivu mo a fust premium. This I again
nrofused , and told him I oniy demand-
fMjusticj. \ . If my engine was untitled -
tled to first premium on its merits , 1 |
votight to have it ; if it did not merit
it , I could not expect it ; but one thing
certain , I would not buy n diplo- '
from linn as otheni on the grounu
ihad done , by furnishing him nnd his
committee with bottles of champagne.
The fact that they admit they inado u
miataku , nnd their refusal to corret it ,
satieties mo that the oversight was in
tentional. J. K. MuCAUTNEY.
GLORY ENOUGH.
THE WHITK SKWINO MACHINK AQAIh
YIITOUIOU8.
No diplomas or proiuiutna awarded ,
[ but thu universal verdict of the people
ple is that the Wnm : is the best inn-
hine on exhibition. The work dom-
nd the uamplcs shown were wonder- ,
fill , nnd to hoar the exclamations of
hundreds of ladies , "I have n White
and would not exchange it for uny
machine nindo , " wns very gratifying
'to ' its exhibitors.
The Whitu 1ms the largest Halo ,
_ ivcs the host satisfaction , nnd is thu
[ easiest soiling mnchino mndo. Wo
jcotdinlly invite everybody to examine
the White before buying , ns > we
guarantee perfect satisfaction in nil
cases.
Soliciting n largo share of youi
pntronnuo und thanking you for post
favors , I nm
Respectfully yours ,
JOHN XEHKUNO ,
Wholesale and retnil dealers in White
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
TO LOAN-MONEY.
OXKVTO I.OAN ClariTsori A Hunt. 121' . S.
M
Htil Street. SIM
O.NKY 'tO I.OAN Call ut Uw OMIcc of I )
M U. Thonm ItooiuS. CroU'hton
To loan ot from 8 lu 10 pi r cent
on Rood real e latoMcurlty , IP ;
11. ISAAC UIWAHIM , 11M nmihiini M.
" I.OAA At 8 ) icr ccnllti-
torcit III sunn ofgi.noo and
irmnrdii , Ior3 to ) .iari , on tiri > t-ulaa < ity and'
( arm promrty. Ilrins KKAL , KflTAir. ami txjA >
UIKSCT. 16th anil Donitlaa SK
HELP WANTED.
\ ArANTKIHri < tclbarber , ulll iriifirniitu
V > fifteen dolhr < | n r week , 21S .South 13th
St. , bet. I'liriilmii niul UoiiKla' . 27-21'
ITTAXTni ) A steady , competent ylrl lor m-
Y > mill uork\r.ijMtl ; per \rccl : . SI 118. A.J
POrl'U.TO.V. 2iU !
WANTKD-lloard n , d ro in ne/\r U. I1 , fchop *
In Apritn'n lainlly for n Juunj ; mill. Itv
ftremv * c.\ihvij'cd. Address U , A , II. , llu'
Inci' . 23-13 * I
AXTr.D Ono hno or tun midium sized'
W
rooiiHMiltablo for ollicc. llooin With litiitbj
itfcrml , U. S. ttiffiliccra , Council llluff * ,
' _ > : ! in
IMiiiw room R | . | nt lcln ! ke'ii
licit-ill nut , Itith anil Jackson tits.
YTrAXTRD Womin c-ook nt tvo Kiwl
* VV Homo. 33 If
\NTKD-Slx .ali bo ; a. 8 1' . llorso , t i
13 , 0 l\irnlnm St. 12-10
WANIKD Situation by n .lomij ? mail In
store. Kiiiptirontthc Intcllixctieo olHoc , '
jtltthSt. , bet. rnriilum niul ll.irnu.v < 5-J-21 j
rt I
XirANTTt ) A stood bop" for n ildhcnj
W UAJOII. W. .M Yatis , 10th nnd Ii..lro . ( St. }
10-20
ANTED -A llr.st-clnss Rlrl. Avplvat Kobt.J
W I'urtU , S. W. Cor. 14th and liudito Ms. f
11-tl t
W'ANTED Situation as compositor in ( tr-j (
nun i > r English nevir | otllce. A. U I
[ , tm , Oinalia. 14-1UV
WANTKD A sir ) , northwist corner llth anil
Jackionst. 017'
I'lrAXTED-Olrl In n private Ixmnllni : house , ' !
W 100. llth wjincr Dcil e. Bill 1U *
Hoard and room nlth
WANTKD ; must bo mco pliasniit room and
not Urthur thin 10 blocks from post dike Ad
lieu office. 02tf
ANTItll A Rood ( jlrl , at Ko. 11 Walnut
W ht. bet. 1 tli and Oth. 'J78-1U *
WWANTF.I
WANTF.IGirl at 10SC North 10th strret,5
WANTF.I ; ltu J. J. Brown. JI11S. J.il.COt'NS-S
UAN. ! ) TO-tf
\TrANrnUT A boy nt PttcwoiiN Clothini ;
VV toru,801 S. Tinth St. A ticimon prulcr-
cd JluitjltotocKl reforcnco. Us'J tf ?
W ANl'KD-GIrl at 2001 Dcdgo street.
070 tf
i ninltiff room gill , at the lloninj
, , - - use , opioiito HLO olllrc , 074-t ( H
STTT-AXTKU-A tinner ; steady job. flood re-g
j \ V ferciiu'K rtiiuircd. A dress W. Ci. La-
,1'ourotUCiilbcrtion , I < cl ) . O'S-IO H
? Hc pBctablL' mploi moist tiy Ims-fi
WAfTEP t > i/u / Address P. P. C. , Hco Cif-
jtke. t)77 ) tf
) litJl. . W. Ilartlfran. proprietor of ?
WAXTKL
the Jllisourl \ alley Holler Works. Ouiilit.jj
jN'cb. , four Ihbt elaii boiler-Riakcrs No oilu-ri'
JncnUpplt. eat agB iald. Jl. W. H
SO AN. Of.j-tf
- Victors restaurant , a Kirl.f
WANTKD-At
a boy and a L'oodttaltcr , Good tvases villw "
| hc pal I. l'.U-tt
To rent , by n ncwlv married
counlo before Nov. 1st , a unall < oltatol
centrally located. Addrcaa Ho m 14 , CrelRbton
Ulook. 02t
VH7"A NTJn : To buy a first-class ro itloncc
> t ttorth fromSSOOO toilU.lOO. Addru-s fa
Lock Hex 000 , Omalia. OOt-tt
andlaundrcsi , S.V
corner Hurt and 19th bt. SOS tf
\ft AN'TKD Girl at 11S3 Norlh 10th ht , 4th !
V V house north of bridge. H. H. UIIOOM.
85S-tf
\ TTAJJTKU Tvo experienced cooks , six hclp-L
YV irannJ thir'y table ualtcrs , dnrinicel < |
[ of Mate fair. hnqulic of D. T. MOUNT.
842-tf 1112 Farnham bt.
Good cook at the Occidental )
WANTED 621-tf
_ i . . . . . j
. - bridge and school bonda.1
II. T. Clark , Bcllotuc. 20-tf
FOR RENT HOUSES AND LAND.
& ' nEKT A ntw cottOK" wltll three roonis.fc
F&l' fliil-hcil. IiHiulro on [ iroHiIsis , BOtli htrtj
int. I'.inUiani and Doii I.ii. 2J tf i
UENT FimilstieJ Mttln'and ; brd room
UlOlt . ; w Itli board if pi cfern.il , 1103 Cai * St.
13-21
IOl | liKXT A collnRC with Iho rooms , tdlar ,
hanl niul toft water , at < 15 ptr nioiitli ; S'JJ
Isoutli Ibth bt. 6-17"
S4AI < K Thrco hun ri.d toi-g Ice for Bate
lljinulro of J. F , 11KE1) . I-uMura , Iowa.
( IDS 10
r.10H III NT Good house , 10 rooms and $ :00
1 } tvortliof furuituro ( hero In for nalu. Appl >
to S. T. I'uUnftn , Uual Usta o A'jcnt ; , & R. I/or ,
l&th and Doiigbt St. OS4-tf
] 10H UIJTP Just finUlu-dtwo first-das' ) two-
1 < i-tory lirl"k house * , 8 anil 9 rooms , stable
nil ccmciitni cellar * ; $40 mouthy In adWincc. fi
W..M. UUSIIMAN , a. K. lorncrlllh ai.d Hou ? V
n Ms. _ " _ _ OiS-tt
| 70H linST N.w tirlck store on "loth St. , bdj
L1 IMCUII rarnluiu and llouart ) , # ! 5i r inonth.F
o.tf H. M
J710K KENT i ( unilahi-il rooiim o\ci Mu I
L1 chanta' Exihaiia'C.N. E , cor. Iblh and Dod i )
met. . 2 wf
fTKHt HUNT-Onu room with l > oard , ISOi Call
P fornla Mrctt. 735 tf
UKNT Klejaiitfuriilihcil ; ) rooms. Hcaaon
ahlu prices , brick house. 20)3Casi ) St. llil tl
SALE.
I710H SAI.K A soiHl horso. Iniiilriat | Ncwji '
L1 York Hat Co. , 1UOJ r.m.luiu bt. Mn I
ITIOIt HALE 1 first-class lulilnut orjra'i , vcrW
L' tlieap ; ntarly ( ICHlniiilro ) Milton Jloifttif
XHon , lltli anil I'nriihaiii bt. ! 50 tf ( - *
T710H 6AI.K A farm of lUhtv ai-riM , In groilhj
J ; rrp Ir , p'od l.ouse , 22x30 and rl 14x1(1 J-
tiimlloic nnl of Ixarln ; , ' trte . one mlle boutliU
of OnmvaClty , Iowa , on S. 0. .VI' . H. U. WIlS
rn-ho tlinuon iitrt If uUlicd , Aildr.-Ni t1. H. Scant , '
ryimlia , Nth. MlMtfi24wl , "
HAl.U About : WJ ( .ui i jurds of Ulit , I
IjloH ' ' cornur 'Aitli and Cum it ? , Iiuiu.ri.
it rjlANIC .SASJ1UO.M , Cir. north lUtli street.
Ui)2-tf ) II I
SALIl'our aeies eland near water I
170H reservoir , also two cottn e on .
UK1 , Add. ANHHI.VjlJEYlNb.IlSOiJ UotigliM St \
hIS tf
.
.j
HAM < A larvo , vommodloiw , now , tw "
story houi-o with \\eltj cooil loiaMon , ncitj ;
aorso cam , full lot with trci * , uell , iKtcrn , tie
1'crms rtasoimMi. . iniiilru : | nl I1 , w , Hoc. Klnv
St. , bet.fharltnand BowardSts. Oi7-2. *
HICK H SALU.
B iftU-tf KSTAKIIOOK J- COP ,
SAF.K A mall engine , II. W. l' yio
Son's make. In perfott otdir. Iminlroof ll.j
J. Clarlc & Co. SV-tl
I710K " BALK A tf n of ponies , lm ; 'y and liar
L"IIMS ; bu.'W a moat now. Apply at thi
Oalcdonl.ui Saloon , U. I * , block , 10th b't. 701-t.
171011HALK Lcaa and liirmtiireof a flmt-claetS
1 ? hotel In a tsiMiof ISOOInlialiltanU , liittatif
/ Xebriska ; has 24 l > i.da ; the traveling UCII'B re h
tort. Inquire at I1KE olllce. 218-tl
I10II8ALB } > ol HouulasBII | Han > y cour.
L' tics. A. ItOatWATEH.ltail riihaaiarfi't
fcffltf
17\0ll \ bAI.K Neat houno and full lot , 12MocLi
1 } from I' . 0 , at $ VOO. Juiiy L. MctiAOVB ,
" 12-tl Ojip. 1'oatolUce.
Foil SAI.lFIno itock farm ol 400 ami
good home , rottlo thcd , orchanl Sic.fti
u ta y reach of railroad. I'rlro. ilWO. liar
-.line at 0 % . JOHN U McCAOUE , O
Ortli-e.
8ALU Neat cottaKO and L-OOI ! lot ai
POIl . JOHN L. UcOAUUK Opp. I * . O ,
C37-t/
[ T OVSK3 AND LAND Itcuin rent * hyixv.
, ) ( ) : . . Oood hoiisot \ tfour rv > 0iii < and n
Li.SAI.H 1 No. 'JOIS Iodo ) bct enu Kith and f\ \
Ith'trrut. Good well And Mndo trifNjliou ; o In I
( Ooil condition. Inquire on prciiiKen. 221-u jf i
. . And I'aracon n-pwrcd n > M. .rf"
UMIIIIRI.I.AS and Fiirnam it' . 7SO V
MISCELLANEOUS.
( CJTUAYKI ) Oil STOl.KN-On the nlshtof IStli
? O of .September , a cray colt nliotit three jears
[ { ild , with hltc f.ipunnil thoUticrs "J. rY'brnnd-
oil on Iho left hip and shoulder. A lew ml Mill
i > o paid for hU return or tor ny Information
liiLto hi ? ro.oury. SAM CUHILK , Fort
dnmlu. 21-24'
At.KI ) HAY At A. 11. 8anilcr' Kecil Store ,
B 1013 Hartley St. nlO-tf
\ VAVnDllynns : \ nun to
SITUATION or private tarrliKc ! itilctlf re-
jilwctAblo. Address V , A. , Hce oillce. 1S-19 *
On Idalo street , n little noith of Cum-
LOST Ktrcet , a pl.iln u-olil rliir ; , kttcrnl and
Mated. The flndvr will bo hand'omnly rcna d'd
jjif lie ulll eommunlcMo vlth V. . Ii. W. , 1 * . O Heir
r , Omahn- 31-20
\ 1'AHTV Who teak clmr e of Jl. A. JoncV
1\IIK ll-oatdtcpjol dinmiiy trade , containing
kariliIctti-n ami aniplc' ' * ol xlliv ir , will iilcuni
alinxonAinunt CanlloM llon i ; , Mill bo liberally ro-
u\\-ardeil and no qncstloni asked. 13-2D
XI : nousi : TO HUNT iidt ptit of tiiooity ,
I 1 10 room < , liath room , \iatcr-oloict , fsm Inr-
Ac. K. Shclton , 1513 Kanilum St. 1C-23
rpAKKX UP Kl o licvl milch row/I nt John
M I Kcuiiilv'a f.irm.on lo'ile\uo ! rraJ , nliout 3
nillis minth of tlieiity. O.Mur ( an haui HIIIIO
sbyproiliij ; property mid pajliiK dam gc . 1220'
VTOTlt U Flr t-eh 9 cmk wlntcJ tnriirUato
1family. . I'luiu reitroiUlonic , Soiitli 10th
MUS. II. KOUST K. aiS.io1
KNIhIIiai Uun.MS llcjsonaljlo rates nt
Oil 171" CumliiLM , bet. l"th ami Ibth strcc'n.
O.ll tf
ijionuNH : TIM.IH : : AND JIKDIIIM Mrs.
.JLJ l'.lla tills jia t , i rr vnt ami future In lota
Sindnll nir.airi. Miu icM.ili the ilccicst | secrets of
S'ho i iait. She pisirs'cs the imRiiclli ! ) < onL'r to
fiilflll nit 3 our u Nhes Cull at No. 322 uornur Ifitli
strut.
'
\ . ) : llaifor aen'l ! ' kind *
\\J \ of b'orcliii and Uonuwtti ! IHnlt , aKo linl !
I'anclery ROOiN , tit 103 South 10th St. , hetween
Dotmlns aii'j Dod c. au U-tlm.
rUOPOSALS KOIl HAY Hldi\(111 1m rcecltcil
by tnc iirnlcr lgneil until noon , S.'ptu ber-
'Stli , IbSl , for 20 toi of hay , to bu ilellt ered to
'lie Mall Otrrlcrx of the Oiualn ) > o.solllcc , thu
-nld hay to bo blue xteiii , middling c\riO : and of
tho\erj licftquality. JOSEPH MIUHKAL ,
SeptlO-dl'titt'Jt. Omaha Postolllcc.
INSTitUcriONS In Trench , Ocr-
PUIVATK Orcck and Latin. Prof IknrvV. .
Mee' < , 1G1U California St 000-ocS
his rattling lorn ; lists of hoiifCM , lot ?
BKM1S and farms for sr.lo Call and get
them.
. AT MKH. 15. U. CLAUKK'S No. I Board
OAI.L ( HOIIJO , tor. 13th and Itoljo StJt. Ucst
n the city. 610-tf
"rv KMI3' UE.VLESTATU DOOM.scc 1st pago.
OKMI3' NKWOITY MAtW.SSo. Soclst ft. ;
AUE.V CP rtd COM' . Owner can Into the
S.IIKO In jiroilnj property anil pajinc
? ihar'C9. ( , ritAIiLlS IlUIiOI.\S , Sanmlors ani
Graio St . au21uvcdll
i\IIa1 : 11HAL ESTATE KXCUAXi : . d
Itc page.
. liUOVTN Corner 12th anJ Chlcaco
. streets , is rexilj to bore or deepen welts.
Mtisfictlon MStf
GOOHCSL BLUFFS SPECIAL
HOTiGES.
WAXTUD i\crjliody : In COUIICM lllulT * lo
to take Tun UIB0 etnti per vrul ; , de-
gllxercd by cairiers. ( Klico cor icr UruAilway nml
Jltaln , npstalrj , Council Illtni-i. Ci'J-tf ;
: To hrliv 100 ton bronn cnrn.
WAXTi parllculari nddrciu Council Hluffj
Broom I'.ietory , Coiim.il Hlulls , Iowa. ( ifiS-E'Jtf
A
WANTED A i'ood carpenter at once. Ap-
jly 11 } iibUr Si Adams , Coum.il I'.ltiffH , \
Io a.
17ANTEH A Jirbt-dass broom tier. Jlayne
> & Co. , Coum.il Bluffj , Iowa. : < CO M'
W ANTED A boy to do chores at
Hihcry , Council Hluff-i.
Oood girl torVeii'ral housework.
Maria Jlyiinter , Council Hlufh. C 2 tf
ITfANTED A situation h > a first chs < n lllcr.
V I Had 20 jcirs experience. Understand *
old and new I rocc * > scj. Speaks hn li-h and
German nnd acquainted uith btcam and water
pin en. Caiifiiio the. best of reference. Will
come on trial at any tlmu. Address II. S.Ilox
1M1 , Council Ululfd , la. 89 23
WANTKD By acentlcman of cxircriencuand
bu in ess habit ) , a position with a firm ,
Felther ai dark or t > trate' ' . Ho'erenco y\yvn. \ 1.
WATKIXS , Connt.il Illulfj. 042 20
CALL on oraddre'w Potter ft Palmer , -10 South
f > tli street Council lliufTa , Iowa , for rail-
'road ' ticketsc.iit , wc > , t , northnnd bouth. Clilca o
, ? 10.00 Hound trip S1D.OO Etiry ticket miar-
antced , and tickets bought , cold and exchanged
niulT-lm
WANTED Two experience 1 book noliiltnre
for Colorado and Utah. Addrest P. 0.
box 1214 , Council llluffs , Iowa. iOO-21 *
To rent nicely furnishcil rooms
In aiuhatu ri'sliloiice , uoii\vnknt tontrtit
earn. Adclrcbs 17 , ti. KiiKincc , COUIIL ! ! Hindu.
ro a.
To Contractors , Builders and
Property Owners.
The unJomin'iieJ ha\Injbucn aii > uintcil njcnt
'or the t'itcntUu Iron nndnira nianufaciurln
houses of H. T. Itanium , of Detroit , and the
'his cl Iron Foundry and Works at Toledo ,
Ohio , capacity of TO tons daily , IM pn < ] > ariil to
furnish eitlinatca and prices for Iron columns ,
tiAc. . , for htoru IrontH , window capn ami elllii ,
threshold platen , wrought Iron tioanu and ( tlrd-
n , lidraullc cle\atorn , stnplo llttlu s.i piillcyn ,
thaftlnK' , &c , ; also Iron funecs. crojtini ; , win
dow fpjard ! ) , sniittcrn , etalru , talc"nliH , utttccs ,
. .hiltsaxcD , aMu.iriiiiin | , fountains , tuniiner
.louse * , l.iun , garden anil ci-iiietcry oniiuirnU ,
iloutr stands , KTMO suardi , c. , Ice. . In endless
.ariuty. Cutaloruunkiipplk-d on application.
HI.NHY it. IIAIHIV ,
Manufacturerb' Ajjuit , H2 I'cail mrct't.
ftni0-in ! me Council IlluQX lowal
EDWARD KUEHL ;
MAHS'liil : OK VAMIVhTKIlV ANI ) UU.VUI ;
riON'AIJbT , 41)4 Tenth Streetlietwcoo Tamlium
anil Haincy , Will , \\itli the aid ol Kii-intlnii
Jlililtn , olitalti ( or any onu a lniue at thu past
mil | iri'fcnt , und on icrtatn i-omliticiin In thu ( u-
tnre. HuoUunil Shoes inadu to order. Perfect
iatltictloii ( tfunrantccd. nii2J-liu
Absolutely Pure.
Made from ( Irapo Cream Tartar. Ko other
riatlon makca iui.li Hulit , ( laky hot brcadi ,
uxurlou * ) Kutry. Can bo raten by Di pcpilo
vllrout liar ol thellln resulting from lu-aty Indl
'i tlble food. HoU or.iy In lain. In- all Ore < ers
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