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I1 PI-IK OMAJiA DAILY BUfi WEDNESDAY , OCTOBER 5 1881 , THE DAILY BEE. Wednesday Morning , Oct 6. REPIDBUCAN COUNTY TICKOT jaKCTlON TUESDAY , SOVEMBBIl 8x11. For Sheriff , DAVID N , M1U.KU. For Treasurer , JOHN UUSir. For Clerk , JOHN BAUMKll. For Commissioner , B. 1KNIGHT. . * For Judge , ' A. M. OHAWVIOK. For Surveyor , UKOKOi : SMITH. .Tor Supcuntcndcntof Instate tl n , J. J. POINTS. For Coroner , JOHN 0. JACOBS. For the accomodatton of fniriptown potrotu arrangements hao bf n made with < lholm & Ericlcfon , jewelers , opposite the post office , where iwlvcrUsewentH and enters for the city delivery of Tins BEE will bo received. Advertisement * for the evening must be handed fa before 1:30t. \ . m. , lor the morning edition before 8tM ei.t23-tt p. m. LOCAL BREVITIES. I'nttereon Mils coal. DOMIC. KcKablo Hatter. -Frederick Leading Hatter. Bwoke Stnriton & Storms , fiuest Otgac , at Kuhe'a DrugStore only. Soda Water , better than ovoc , nt Saxo'f. Saxo'f.Th - liton contlnnon to roar for Moore's Sarncnd Saddlery. For FINE Commercial Job Printing , all at Tux BKB Job rooma. Who-pays the highest prloo for Second Ifend Furniture ? Ahrahams & Lflwln , 1121 Douglas street. opl9-2w The father of Officer Morrii Sullivan jsAmgcrotwly * lck. Ho in about eighty- 15vo years old. Quito ft number of delegates to the re publican convention left for Lincoln thl-i -morning. Lost Bunch of key * . Finder will please Jeavo them t the delivery window at the postoffico and receive reward. octS-tf Three drunks and thrco arrenU wcro the vummary of matters around the city jail last evening. The overland train westward bound wa .delayed yesterday until after two o'clock. All of the eastern roads were be- litmd tlmo. Sylvester Matthews , the colored wait er wl pulled a revohcr on a servant nt the Withncll yesterday , will bo tried bef ore Judge Bcnckc thix afternoon. , Wm. Moore was fined S3 fonll turhlng the peace and Ned O'Connor § 10 for drunkcnnciH In the police court yesterday morning. John Dugan appeared before Judge 3'cnvko yesterday to answer the charge of threatening to kill Fred T.lnlmrg. Ho waa held in 5200 bail to keep the peace and being unable to raise th'o amount waa cnt to jail. jail.Tho The executive of tha land league dc- iilrea to announce that there will bo n very important meeting this evening at 7:30 o'clock. In Clark'a hall , when n final report upon the proceeds of the picnic will bo made. Kvcry member ought to be pros- cut. Important paper * and Instructions from hcadquartcra Will nm > bo read at the meeting. Ono hundred and fifty-nine beautiful rcuidence lot * , located on Hamilton Btreet , half way between the turn table of the red Btreet car line and the wntorworkn rexcrvoir and addition , and just went of the convent of the Sinters Poor Claire in Shlnn'H addition , I'rlceH range from S7G to $110 each , and will bo Hold on cany tcrnu to thoie who will Improve. Ucmis' real oatato agency , Fifteenth and louglim jtreetn. Zlarnum'a Smatli-Up- Seviral carriages and two tableaux chariots from Uarnum's show arrived in this city yesterday for repair. They -wore damaged in the smash-up which Darnum's train suffered about iivo rniloa eiistof Tama City , on thoKorth- western road , on Saturday last. Do- aides the injury to the tableaux chariots jind a handsome peacock chariot , eight horses wore killed and tun or fiftcoii others severely injured. Thu chariots -will bo repaired in time to appear in the grand parade in this city on Fri day. CERTAIN MONEY Whioti is Claimed By the Oity and County. The suit which the board of educa tion has decided to bring to re cover fines imposed in thu police court in etato caioa was begun at the in * \ \ Blanco of Judge Bonoko , who is anx ious to have a rather knotty prob lem settled before ho ROCS out of ollicu , There are no court -decisions bearing upon the point. According to the constitution all fines accruing irora. coses tried under the general laws go into the county fund ; according to the city ordinances thcau go into the city treasury. Gen eral Oowin gave an opinion in which ho stated ' that the money should go into the county treasury. Gen. Mandorson , the city attorney , was equally posilive that tha coin bhould ' bo paid into the city treasury. "Aamapr bo imagined , this loft Judge -Bonoko in con- "fcidorablo doubt. Ho decided that none of the money should be paid into either treasury until n decision had boon rendered covering the point , and consequently Juia boon dopoiitii thoao fpnds in a uoparato account n < the State bank. All this money will bo thua lodged until the matter is net- CITY FATHERS , A Business Mooting tof the Council Last ! Sharp Dobatoon . Liquor Or- dinianco to Hogulato Solos , otc. It in Ftxally Rend nThlrd Tina raid Piuifod. Tbo council dH not convcno until S o'clock. When the roll wa * called UM following conncilmon responded ; Baker , Corljy , Dunham , Dollono , Kitutman , McNamara , Stull , Mr. President. The reading of thu minutes vat dispensed with. COMMUNICATIONS. From tV.o mayor , approving tin ordinance for sewer districts. Placet ] on file. From the city engineer , calling nt tentiontion to error in oidiniinco levy ing tax for grading Eighteenth street. Referred. From the city engineer , Hiibmittiiifj list of sidewalks udvertinod but nut coiistructod. The-clorlc wan instruct , etl to advertise for four days for pro po.sals to build wallet ) . I'ETJTIONH. From the city engineer , diking foi an udvimcu of $25.00 pur month. Ro' fcrrcd to thu finance committee. From certainresidonts asking thattht appraisers appointed appointed to es timate the damage in the grade ol Eleventh street make a supplemental' } report. Referred. From certain property owners , tc the chairman of the committee on .waterworks and sewers calling atten tion to the corner of Capitol avenue and Eighth street and its exposed con dition and asking for a hydrant. Re ferred to the committee on water works and sowers. From residents asking for a cross walk at Davenport and Fourteenth streets and other points. Referred to the Fifth ward delegation. From the city marshal asking foi additional blankets for the city jail. Referred to the purchasing commit tee. tee.From From the marshal asking a resolu tion authorizing the erection of an oflico next to that of the city 'jailor. Placed on file. From Thomas Haley , asking foi shelter for the dcor in the park. Placed on fdo. From Ezra Millard , calling atten tion to the gul tor on Douglas street , near Thirteenth. Referred. From residents on Cuss street , re lating to the laying of walks. Re ferred to the sixth ward delegation. From certain residents , calling at tention to the hay wagon nuisance at Fourteenth and Howard streets. Re ferred to committee on police. Invoices from the Chicago lumber company of lumber furnished for cer tain repairs , and a bill of $36. Refer - for rod to claims committee. From Joseph Barker & Co. , calling attention to Douglas street and its intersection with Eighth street. Re ferred. Tlio bill of the Omaha Publishing company , $51.40. Referred. The monthly report of the city phy sician was placed on file. Number of deaths , 47 ; males , 29 ; females , 17 ; no sex , 1 ; in First ward , 13 ; Second ward , 11 ; Third ward , 3 ; Fourth ward , lj Fifth ward , 5 ; Sixth ward , 7 ; hospital , 3 ; married , 5 ; single , 39 : widowed , 3. Births , 87 ; white , 81 ; colored , 3 ; males , 45 ; females , 42 ; still born , 3 ; two pair of twins. The city inspector of weights and measures reported that John G. Wil lis , W. W. Marsh , and Nave , McCord it Brady are uaim ; scales contrary to the provisions of thu ordinance. Tho'report of the city polieo judge wnu placed on file. It shown thu col lection of ? 877-05. The action of the police judge in placing money in thu bank until a decision of the courts was approved. Sidewalk bids by Win. Camp & Schnicdur and Gardner were put in. On motion of Old Kaufmann Gard ner's bid wax accented. The report of the committee on the fire on Thirteenth street was submit ted. The committee reported that , while the chief of the tire department acted in accordance with his bent judg ment , it is thu opinion'of the commit tee that water should have boon kept on 'tho tire until all danger was past. Placed on file. ' The bond of McCuuloy & O'Brien , the contractors for the sewer , way placed on tile and the matter referred to the committee on water works and sowui-8 , with power to act. 11K.SOUJTION8. Alderman Kaufman ; That the city clerk advertise for thrco days for pro posals to gutter Harnoy street , Adopted. By Alderman Kaufman , that an ad ditional oflico bo erected for thu mar shal , next to the jailer's oflico. Ho- furred to the committee on public property and improvements By Aldoiman Corby , that cross walks be laid at Fourteenth and Casa streets. Adopted. By Alderman Kaufman , authoriz ing the purchase of four copies of thu city directory. Adopted. By Alderman Kaufman , that the committee on public property and im provements have certain work done in the park , including a house for the door , atelophono and a roof for the park house , Referred to the com mittee to report cost. By Alderman Corby , that the cul vert atthonorthwostcornorof Twelfth and Cass streets bp repaired. Adopted. uki'oiiTH or oouMirri5iH. : Several from the judiciary commit tee relating to illegal taxation. From tha strom and graded com mittee , recommending that the eitj clerk advertise for the grading ol Sixteenth street , between Farnham and Howard utrouts. Adopted. Prom the public property and im- provomcnttt committee , recommending that poniimtion bo giuntod fur layinii a railroad truck in the alloy of block 101 and across Tenth , street , to con. ncct with n truck alongside of Dewey it Stone s warehouse. Referred. From the committee on bridges , recommending the building of a bridge across North Omaha crook , at the interao'jtion of Clark and Twentieth sleets. Adopted. From the committee on water workp. nud sewers , in regard to the appraisers in sewer district No. 1 , roooBimendiiiK that the city clerk as certain whether they have beer sworn ; if so , that the city officials re port facts regarding the sewers con stcuctcd under tlio Itnor , Money & Co. contracts , and askiug for further time until these facts can bo obtained. Adopted. The contracts and bonds of Goo. II. Hermann for furnishing Imy , nf Hugh Murphy & Co. , were approved. < mt > INANCKS. Making appropriations for payment of city liabilities incurred during Sop tembor. The ordinance appropriating for ox- peiiBCH in September was passed , A coi reeled ordinance , to provide for levying a tax for the curbing and guttering of Farnam street between Fifteenth and Eighteenth streets , was introduced and luforrcd. An oidinaneo regulating the laying of sowing sewer pipes and making con * neetioiut with public sewers was intro duced and referred. An oidinaneo to icgulalo the talc of liquors , taking cllbct tlanu.tr1st , next , w.w introduced by Alderman McNa- maiu and read once. A sharp dubalo as to whether it eon d bo road twice was had by Messrs. McNsmara , Katifmann and Stull , and President Dailoy declared MoNamara an interested party and therefore dobarrcd from voting , but an appeal from this decision was car ried and the ordinance was road finally and passed. An ordinance amending that estab lishing a grade at Douglas and Seven teenth streets was passed. An ordinance regulating the licen sing of sewer pipe layers was referred. Adjourned for one week. BOARD oF "EDUCATION. An Important Session Held Monday Evening. Only four members of the Board of Education attended the regular meet ing last evening President Long and Messrs. Anderson , Connoyor and Thrall. An application of C. Dcitrich for the position of janitor was referred. A bill of J. M. Counsman was re ferred to the Committee on Claims. * The application of Mrs. Emma Whitmoro to bo transferred from Cass street to the North school was refer red to the superintendent. A petition from citizens living near the Cass street school , to have a watchman appointed and made a spe cial policeman , was referred to the secretary with instructions to consult with the mayor. The finance committed was instruct ed to invest the $8,000 in the sinking fund in county bonds. The secretary was instructed to issue warrant on the teachers' and janitors' pay roll. The Secretary was authorized to ad- vcrtiso the old Cass street school building for nalo. The Committee on 'Buildings was authorized to t'uko $0,000 additional insurance on the Cass street school property and instructed to try and have the premium on thu high school reduced. The South street school grounds are to bo properly filled. Tlio finance committee was au thorized to employ an attorney to commence legal proceedings and com pel the police juago to pay State funds into the school fund. New furniture will bo purchased for the Cass street school. The finance committee was author ized to got legal advice as to whether school district No. CO is u part of thu Omaha district , and , if so , to institute proceedings to recover the school pro perty. Worthy ot Hrane. As a rnio wo do not recommend pa tent medicines , but when wo know of ono that really is a public benefactor , and does positively cure , than wo con sider it our duty to impart that information mation to all. Electric bitters are truly a most valuable medicine , and will surely euro Biliousness , Fever and Ague , Stomach , Liver and Lidnoy complaints , even where all other rem edies fail. Wo know whereof we sneak , and can freely recommend to all. [ Ex. Sold at 00 cents a bottle Ish & McMahoii.(4) ( ) BUFFALO The "Prairie Waif Witnessed by a Full House , The border drama , the "Prairie Waif , " was put upon the Academy boards last evening , for the first time in this city. It wiu greeted with a crowded house , fully a thousand per sons occupying the sitting and stand ing room. Cody , ( Buffalo Bill ) fig ures as the star of the play , and throughout bore his part in true dra- matio style , lie is supported by a very strong company , who bore out tha characteristics of border life to perfection. The specialties of the entertainment was the Indian war dance , a cornet solo by Frank Thompson , and some wonderful shooting by Mr. C uly , There are many laughable points in the play , some aoriotis ones and plenty of gunpowder and himuinury gore for thu urtljery gods to duliuht over. The "PrairioVaif" is deservedly popular. Tnke "BLACK-DRAUGHT" and you will unvur be bilioun , At 0. f DUtrlot Court' The entire day wan occupied tby the trial of thu Marsh vs. Burley case , which had not concluded at adjouru- nppt. The grand jury made no report - port , PADDLIM HER OWN OANOE , Mra. Burke Going to tlio Front Without Backers. While many Iowa and Nebraska newspapers nro giving currency to gossipy stories concerning Omaha's equestrienne , Mrs. Burke , and her recent dissolution of partnership with Jacobs , -who owns the homos slio rode , it seems the plucky little woman has boon striking out on her own merits and winning races without the assist ance of either her former backers or the horses it wna claimed secured her victories. She arrived in this city Monday night , from Atchison , Kan sas , wlioru she rode two races on Fri day and Saturday of last week. The first was to beat the time of a race between - twoon Miss Curtis and Miss Williams , which she sucoecdodin doing by barely - ly throe .seconds , but it was neverthe less an honest beat. On Saturday she rode against Miss Curtis , giving her a milo in ton. On the sixth mile Mrs. Burke had made up her milo and Miss Curtis throw up the sponge and acknowledged herself beaten. Mrs. Uurko rode thu race out in the time of 21:40. : She declares thin to have been the best tnco she over rode , taking into con- Hide-ration the imovenness and heavi ness of the truck and the poor horses she was obliged to mount. Them wis : u largo attendance on both days. Yesterday she left for St. Louis , where will ride against Miss Archer , of Scdalia , Mo. Mrs. Burke will pur chase horses in St. Louis with the proceeds of the races she has been en gaged in , and she said yesterday , in conversation with u BKK reporter , that she hoped to have a field of horses in a few weeks which could not bo beaten. She stated that she had challenged Jacobs to ride against any woman ho might proeuio , at Omaha , for $1,000. , 'Ho ' will probably match Miss Cricket Still against her , and the nice will not bo far distant. "He'll tindjit's ' one thing to talk and another to get a woman to hold these horacs of his for ten miles , " said Mrs. Burke , em phatically , as she referred fo the sub ject. ject.In relation to the recent trouble with her husband at Cedar Rapids and the subsequent stories in the newspapers , she said : "Mr. Burke and Jacobs had it so arranged that they were to got the bulk of the money I won. I did'nt propose to let them have it. When I got my horses Mr. Beardsley is going to han dle them , and it's nobody's business whom I hire to do my work. I must have some ono to look after my horses ses , and the same yarns would bo cir culated if it wcro any ono el.so. Mr. Beardsley will accompany mo as my assistant in that capacity. As far as Mr. Burke is concerned , and my family - ily troubles , I care to say as little as possible. Ho had not supported mo for more than a year previous to my commencing to ride races publicly , and now I don't propose to turn over my earnings for his benefit. I shall institute proceedings for a divorce very soon , and then some of the sto ries that have been circulated will have to bo supported by prouf. " It is impossible to not admire Mrs. Burko's pluck and independence and there are many who will sympathize with her earnestly , and hope she will "come down the homw stretch" ahead. Balm in Gllcaa. There is u balm in Gilctul to heal each gap ing wound ; In THOMAS' KLKCTHIO OIL , the remedy ia found , For internal and for outward use. you may fieoly apply it ; For all pain and inflammation , you Hhould not fail to try it. It only costi a trifle , 'tis worth its weight in gold , Anil by every dealer in the land thin rem edy in i o'd. COUNTY NOMINATIONS. Holt and Kaos Republicans Form. Strong Tickets. Special Comupomlencu to Tux IK . 0'NEii.L CITY , Nob. , October 3. The republicans of Holt county on Saturday placed the following ticket in the Hold : Clerk , San ford Parker ; judge , Wm. H. Inman ; treasurer , D. L. Darr ; ' sheriff , B. Welton ; school superintendent , 0. H. Wixson ; sur veyor , John Fritz ; coroner , J. 11. Smith ; commissioner , Frank Botnoy. The convention was harmonious , and go into the fight determined to win. Every precinct was represented by a full delegation , not u proxy in the convention. KNOX COUNTY. NIOIIUAUA , NKII. , October U. At the republican county convention last Saturday , the following ticket was placed in nomination : Treasurer , Ohas , J. ICadiob ; clerk , Vac. Kanda ; county judge , 11. E. W. Spargur ; sheriff , Noul Walters ; superintendent of schools , T. J. Buckmiistor ; survey or , Enimett Barber ; coroner J. W. Wood , and commissioner , Justus Ltjobor. The old Dr. lah property , on the corner of Chicago and Twenty-first streets , changed owners yesterday , Col. E. F. Smytho being the pur chaser. The consideration , was $0- 500. In the spring Col. Smytho con templates purchasing an additional lot , and ho will then build an elegant brick residence on the site of the present house. It is a fine location and will bo rendered more attractive to adjoining property ownprs by the proposed improvement. Bogus Certificate * . It is no vile drugged stuil' , pretend ing to be made of wonderful foreign roota , barks , o , and pulled up by long bogus certificates of pretended miraculous cures , but a simple , pure , olft'ctivo medicine , made of well known valuable remedies , that fur- Minima its own certificates by its cures. Wo refer to Hop Bitters , the purest and best of medicines. Republic in. octl-15 1'OLAOK REMOVED to now store , 1316 Farnlmm street , three doors below old stand. octl-3t PERSONAL. A. M. Bunion , of Sidney , ia in the city. Samuel Flnggler , of Ottumwo , la , , Is A' ' the Crclghlon house. A largo part of tlm Buffnlo Bill troupe arc at the Cnnficld houi > c. Frank North , wife and daughter , ol Columbus , arc in the city. Gen. Crook went west yesterday , his destination being Medicine Ball. Judge Jacob P. Hharot , editor of the Pierce County Call , is In the city. Mrs. M. C. Mitchell , siatcr-tn-law of Snpt. P. J. Xicholls , in in the city. W. 1) . Matthew * , publisher of the O'Ncil City Frontier , ia in the city. Master Mnclmnlo Galberth , of the Union Pacific shop * nt Rawlln , Neb. , ar rived in Omaha yesterday. Gen. Allen , of San Francisco , was among the uistbound passengers on the overland train from the west ye-Unlay. E. H. Hayes , of Hlnir , H. Cl.irkson , of Topeko , Ks. , and Hugh McFarlane , ol Friend , Neb. , are at the Crcighton Iionse. Tlio delegation to tlio state corwnttou from Sidney G. H. Jcwott , G. M. lleirt and M. H. Tobln arc at the Withncll house , Ed A. Connally , Lonvn Clark , and F. M. Sackctt of Albion , dclcgatcx to the Rtatc convention from Hoono county , arc at the Withncll. M. W. Bruce , of Croighton , mid Ed ward A. Fry , of Niobrara , state conven tion delegated from Knox county , are at the Creighton house. C. H. Carlton , U. S. A. , K. S. Clark , Columbus , Tom Ilisglni , Fremont , Con F. Groner , North Platlc , K. N. Yatca , Platlflinouth , aic at the Withncll. Pcrcival 1/owoU , general passenger agent of the C. , B. & Q. road , arrived in Omaha yesterday morning in a special car from Chicago. Ho returned yesterday after noon. A i'nrty ' comprised of Mr. and Mra. L B. Williams , Mr. and Mrs. S. H. John son , Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Seybolt , Miss Anna Williams and Miss Louisa liergcr left for St. Louis yesterday to witness the Veiled Prophets' procession. W , T. Van Dorn , Lincoln ; C. M. Boyco , Central City ; John Edward * and wife , Tecumseh ; Wi M. Cornelius , Columbus ; II. S. Lovejoy , Niobrara ; A. II. Church , North Platte , are registered at the Can- field house. Col. E. F. Smytho left for New York City lost evening. He will there join his family , who have been spending a great part of the summer in the White Moun tain * , and who will return homo with him. The colonel cays that his old sliiuglu h Htill hanging over the entrance of his former office in Pine street , and ho is go ing around to sco if it will recognize him. W. E. Dewey , DecaturW. E. Peebles. W. Parritt , Oakland ; B. H. Itobison , Takamah ; J. II. Felber , St. Helena ; O. N. Kemington , Blair ; S. K. Alter , Chey enne ; W. Daley , liawlins ; George A. Brooks , Brazil Mills ; J. C. Santee , Nio- brnra ; David Wagner , Knoxville , are reg istered at tli'e Metropolitan. A number of those named are delei'nte. ) to the con vention at Lincoln to-day. "The Hovore House Counci Bluffs ia the best second-class hotel in the vest. " au < 17-lm The Right Sort of Goiiornl. Jacob Smith , Clinton street , Buffalo BftjB ho has used Spring Blossom in his family as a general medicine for cases of indigestion , biliousness , bowel and kidney complaints and disorders arising from im purities of the blood. Ho speaks highly of its efficacy. Price 50 cents , trial bottles 10 cents. eodlw STILL AT IT. Burglars Cheerfully Continuing Their Work. Ollicor McCune , while traveling around late yesterday morn ing noticed that the front door of Tom Inlander's Saloon , on Twelfth street , between Dodge and Capitol avenue , had boon tampered with during the night. With the easy grace of an old ac- niaintanco the policeman wont inside and found Hilandor still asleep. Upon waking him up Hilandor look ed around for his trowsersand could'nt ind them. The policeman went to etch him a pair and on his return ound that Hilandor had in the mean- imo discovered his own in an out-house. A search then showed that burglars had Forced open the door sometime during : ho morning. Hilandor claimed to lave lost S1UO in money and a watch ind chain. The house ww ; uonerally ransacked but no clue to tbo thieves IIIH been discovered. TUUE TO HER TRUST. Too much cannot bo said of the over faithful wife and mother , con stantly watching and caring for her dear ones , never neglecting u single duty in their behalf. Whoa they are issailod by disease , and the system should have a , thorough cleansing , tbo stomach and bowels regulated , blood purified , malarial poison exterminated , iho must know that Electrio Bitters are the only sure remedy. They nr the best and purest medicine in the world , and only cost fitly cents. Sold by Ish & MoMahon. _ (2) ( ) A Doable-Header. Knox county will bo represented in the state convention to-day , until the committee on credentials reports , by a double delegation , headed respect ively by M. W. Bruce and J. 0. San- : oo. During the county convention Santee made A Iwlt , and , being nu merously followed , lie organized o convention of his own , and the result s two delegations. Each are pre pared with affidavits and documents without limit , and a lively contest nay take place. "BLACK-PflAUGHT" cures ilyt < ] H ; | > - sin , indigestion and jienrlhurn. doojiuan. Full line of California oinnod goods at William Gentleman's. octl-3t ) Choice butter and eggs at William Gentleman's , pcttt-3t SPECIAL NOTICES. TO LOAN-MONEY. TO LOAN-Cikll at Law Otllce ol D. L. Thomas Iloom S. Crclehton Itlntk. Teen on peed ronl ostatcmurlty , by Mi. ISAAC EMVAUtKS , 1109 Karnhftln St. TO LOAN At 8 per contln - . tcrc t In Kiimn of $2rpOO an upnanlt , for 3 to 6 year . on flrjt-cln e city MI term prowrty , Utttia IlEAb Emu and Ixu ; AOI.NCT , Hth and HELP WANTED. WANT D Hy a jounsr married cotiplo room * completely furnished for ho keeping. .Mint bo within ilx lilocki of otilce. AddrcwJ. W. II. , Jr. , 1612 Uttenr ttrcct. 1C9 4 * WANTED A competent cook and nccon Klrl , at southwest corner of S.th and & ' Mary's avenue. 167-6' T1TANTED Two or thrco room * , or a fina VV homo for llftht house-keoulng. Addres H. E. KerRUson , Omaha , N'ob. 170-7' ANTED A dish-nattier at tha Kmme House. UO-8 AirANTTD Experienced sonant clrl for sen VV era ! houpcworkjsmallfimlly. 181SVcb tcrHt. u,7 o Bn accountant in n railroad olllco , a situation as book-keeper to en ploy nsmcrilnK ! > In competent nrd ri > lli bk lctof ! < lty rrfercnco furnished. Address Hook r , lleo otllco. ICO-tf W AN'll' ] ) A competent dry ftoodi talcunin at 408 13th Ht. , mar Harney. 1U1 4 WANTED A rood cook and n house gl'li I a nu ill prlinte family. The rook niu tb. a ( rood laundnw. . Appl } at Wltlinel llnutc , room "C. It8- * FtirnUhctl rooms and lonrd In WAXTKD i > ri > ate family for ccntlimnnlfo nn one child. Addruns . F. H. , Care Ilco otllcc. 1&U5 \rrANTEI-OIU at lOfO North 16th ulr. , VV opposite J. J. Drown. 1IKS. J. M. LOU.NS WAN. lf,4.tf WANTED A > ounR man about .15 yearn o : age to do geucial store work. Kit A NIC J 11AMOK. ISO-tf WANTED. Thrco experienced men In dry Kooda and rlothln store. Good - alary ary pilil and permanent employment. JIus' ' speak English and Ocrman. Apply by Itttci and photograph , Btatliif ( ajfe , whether married or single , also where taut cmplo > ed and ho loiif : . Wolbach Bros. , Grand Island , Neb , Sept. 132-7 TTT. ANTED Gentlemen and ladles to sao t YV dollar by bm Ing high Krado ef Boots am Shoes of W. L. Kldd , Jacobs' block , loth St , Don't jou forget It. 1234 WANTED A thoroughly experienced girl tc do general housework. To such ROO nagcs will bo paid. Apply between 2 and o'clock p. m. , 240(5 ( Dodge &t. 121-tf - , ono first-class ccat an : WANTED-Tailors cue small job maker ; work plenty. Stead employment for jtood IllcWajrcs hlyli aiiu cost of IMng moderate. Denver bill'of pnccs paid. Address Immediately , Jihn Halrd , Her chant Tailor , Laramie City , Wjomlnir Tcr. 125 WANTED By a competent dress-maker U work In families b > day or week ; can fur nishaflrst-chss machlnr. Call or address on Holiday , Oct. 2nd , at 1724 Webster street , bc < twccn 17th and ISth 129-6 * "TUT ANTED i\ery ono In the city to buy VV Knots and Shoes of W. L. Kidd , Jacobs' ' block , Iflth fctrect. IJest ( , 'raJu of ( foods niidu by b&tt manufacturers in United States. Prices loner than e\cr seen in Omaha before. 122-4 Situation by ajoung mnn of f m WANTED clerk or book-keeper. Ilea hail sev cral j can expcriei.co as clerk In hotel. Cnn Ko \ llret-cliuis refirtncu Address S. I ) . , The bee DlHcc. OS-tf WANTED A couple good cylinder press fccdcn. Can find tUady enii > Iojii.eiit a' this ofticc. 27-tf - ' ' to bnlld 25 cottaires WANTED-Carpentsr' & 1IILL. 47-2 ) Ituspcitahlu tinplo > mcnc b\ hus band and w ife. Address P. P. C , , Bee Of flee. 077-tf Manufacturine concern wants a WANTED man In Omaha and in every city ( notalruidy taken ) . A few hundred dollars ne cessary to pav for gnodi on dolix cry after orders hive btfcn se < urcd lor the sams ; $150 per month profit guaranteed. .Tnu most searching Im esti mation solicited. A. S. ARNOLD & CO. , 1203 Uroadwny , New York. sc21Ct WANTED-Oood atcond girl at 1818 Chicago street. 44-tf XT ANTED Houockeuf cr , HOD Farnbam St. , > V uptairs ) . W 'ANfUD Girl at 2G01 Dodge street. 079-tf Funding bridge and school bonds. WANTED Clark , BilUnue. 20-tl FOR RENT HOUSES AND LAND. RENT Furnished rooms for gentleman Foil 3v9 jTarnhaui St. , be : . ICtliaiul 17th. 1740" T ORRKNT Abnck housi' , corner llth and U Pacific. Enquire Oeo. H. Peterson , near U. I' , depot. | ICJ-tf RENT Ho ise 3 rooms , closet and pan try , two bloi ks wrath of St. Mary's mcnuo in1Seiittnlid btrcct ; S10 per month. Van Dorn. 163 3 RENT To gentlemen : A finely furnished FOR ttitn hoard at 1720 Cass street. En- julro at thu hiuso or Y. M. C. A. rooms. 145-3 * T710H RENT One lar : o furnished room sulta- I ; ble for four men or fo two , tlose to the hops. Also one suitable fora man and wife , or LWO gentlemen. Apply at this olhtc. 118-4" FOR hENT Nicely furnished front alco\c room ; also a xmaller room , low ptices ; brick louso. Cess St. , & doors w est of 20th St. 154 tf TTWIlKfiNT Furnished room , with or without J < board. Call with tefercnco , 007 j N. 17th itreet. 142 3 * RENT A pleimnt furnished room on FOR Farnham rtrect , between Sixteenth and > e > entcentli , at No. 300. 15U-3' OR RENT--THO nicely fnrniiheil rooms , sit F ting and bixlrooni. 41714th St. , bet. Chi- Ago and Cats. lll > 3r 171011 liraT Ncn 4-room house , South 17th L1 street. J. L. WELSUANS , at Union Kiev a- 115-tf IlKNT Two nlco'y ( urnuhrd rooniB , 120 FOH _ I'aikulld a\ci.uo , S .uth Omaha. 117- I70IJ HUNT AhouioofS roonii and bam , In L k'ootl 'ocillty ' , lit W per luunth. Tha houuu eluK nft ) ' liirnUheil. Kurnl'urc mn bo boufiht , licati. Inquire ot M , Eljruttcr , S. W. Cor. 10th mil rjrnliuiu Sts. im , 1,10It RKNT Ju t flnlshtdlwo Urnt-Uasa two- L1 utory brl"k house * , 8 and D rooms , stable ind cemented cclUn ; $40 mouthy In advance. V M. BUSHMAN , S. E. corner 15th and Doug an bU. Oil-U ril HENT-S furnished roomi over MOJ. chanu' Exi.timn-oN. E. ccr. 16th and Dodge itreetn. 289-11 17)OH RUNT-Oiiu room wltli board , 1S03 Coll- I' fornla Htrret. 785-tf FOR BALE. ITIO't BALE-At u bargain , family hone milt- L' able for family or delivery wagon. Inquire 114 Davenport St. 173 10 [ JIORSALK-Dwcllinghoujeand Ote acres of ' land , with orchard 'id ' vineyard , within 1J nllcs of city lluiiu , In a favorltu and rUInirlocal. ty. Al o five airuj odjlining the obo > c. rhesa land * ore bounded by public road , tro In excillrnt condition , and well sheltered > y Broun tlmlwr. Will botold In onclot If wish- l. Pi Ice moderate. JNO. U McCAUUE. Heal it , oppolte | JitemcBOmaha , 151-4' PORSALh A t.lxhor pocr cnglno with clglit-horje boilir , almo t now , En-mlro ut olan A Ungworth ) ' * , Kua.110 and I la 14th iintt , umaha. r I ORSALB-Stock Br.d mturm of millinery , 1J notluii uuJ hair tore , M K KOod liuqucVi ocatlon tentrali itnie nd ilwulliic tOKttbrr ' atvi. nOllSAWJ-A beautiful wldcnce property of I' 20 aircs with commodloui hou s. Elxlit r * of or- hard and > InoyarJ. Lo atlm nightly I , ) iily two and A luiif mii j u , pV.t offlcJ , Will JOHN L. UcCAOUE. Opp. KO. 7 tf TJEMI3 has Mtfllnp Ions ll ta of houjt * , lot ? O latidl aixiarms for twJe. Call and get them. T71OII RAM ! Client ) , A No. I tMlnR pony In JU poodtoudlllon. J. H. JMNAIIAN , 70S S. l-'thSt. U3C SAf.B Mam of Dougta * and Sarpr couo- Fen , A , nOSl\VATKU , 16ZOFaruham ntrtvft. iriOllbALK 1 nntcla rnliinct orpr n. Tery JJ ihcnp ; nearly new. Inquire Mlltou Itoprcn ) ' a Son , Hth ftnil Knmham St. SOU I ' "I710H SAI.n Four acrc of land n ir wntrr ) Aworkn rr'cnolr , also two cottAtc | on Caplto IUII. Add. ANWUEWUfcVINS.1300 DouRlw 8 49 tf > HICK U SAUb. ) 203-tf SAUb.KSTABROOK * COK. 8A'E A ( mull * nirlne , U. W. P yna k. FOR ' in .ko. In perfect osder. Inqul of n. U. Clark & Co. 1/cMeind furniture of atlr FOH8ALK a town of 1300lnh WUnU , In rtato ot Nebraska ; has J4 bcdsj the tm ellng won' * re sort. Inquire at DKK office , X1B-U T Ofl SA1.B Flno stock farm of 400 awt 1 ; ( rood house , cattle ihcd , orchard Ac. , with In twsy roach of railroad. Price , $4 X > , par tlmo at 0 % . JOHN L. McCAOOK , Om > . Post onicc. f-a ; AN11 ! , ANU-lemu rents house * , HOUSE9 , hotels , fnnr otx , Iniittn , ofDcva rooms , etc. See 1st page "THOUSAtjB Good house with four roonm andi 1 } half lot , No. : M13 Dodso between 2fltli and 27th street , Good \\c1l and nhado trcouj hou o ID Kood condition , Inquire on premises. S21-U TTJinHEI/lAR And l-arason ropwrctl by M U SCKUTT llthand Faniamsts. TSOtf KMIS1 NKW CITY JlAl'.S,25c. See 1st r e. B MISCELLANEOUS. nTHAYEDOUSTOf.EN Ono roan cow with ( O tl'e letters S. C. T. on oneliorn cut i\lth a knife. WU.1KAHAH , No. lb02S llth it. rilOUKNT A law unfurnished room with JL bay wlndouanderandi , within Hx bloclH from P. U. Address C. r. , this onicc. 10S-tf VTOTICi- the llth day of August. 1861 , _ LN wy wife , UkaOrcun , left my In d and board , . ami I Hill not ho rc'ponsihlti tor dcbt-j other con traction. 1.0UIHU. OUEEX. 1C2-4' TNaTiUCT10N-Mra.Clufl. : Bnizellna Drnmatlc _ 1 Header and Teach' r of Elocution pupils re ceived at residence , No. C52 18th St. , nrarDodiro. 150-7' CANVASS For books , you know , AOENT3 Bell "Llfe'of Fr sldcnt ( larlleld , 'v "Heroes of the Plains , " "Border Outlaws" "Laws ol Business. " lltA WALDKON & CO. , . St. Louis , Mo. Bc2Gdawlm * E1I1S' UEALE&TATE BOOM. bee 1st page. B T > R1VATE INSTRUCTIONS In Frcnch.-Uor _ L man , Greek and Lolln. Pwf. Henry W ileck , 1207 JnckBon St. 000-oc3 HAY At A. H. bander's Feed Store. BALED Harnry St. alU-tf / - AIL AT MRS. a E. CLAKKK'S No. 1 Board \J Ing IIcc , cor , 13th and Dodge Hta. Beat In thn city 510-tf EMIS' KEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. 3 B 1st yago. T OKTONE TELLER AND MEDIUM Mrs I ; Eliza tells past , present and future in love and all affairs. Shu rc\ea1s the deepest becrcUl the 1'cart. She possesses the magnetic pow cr5 > fulfill all your \M hca. Call at No. S22 corner ICtn and Chicago street. UP A red cow. Owner can hf > o the TAKEN by proving property and paying charges. FRANCIS KOBBIAS , Saunders and Grace St * . ou21-cv wcdSt V COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. E\crj body in Council lllnfla lo WANTED TIIK UEK , 20 cents per weak , de- liiercd by carriers. Oltlie corner llroail ay and Main , up stain. Council lllulls. UdJ-tl To buy ItX ) tons Ibroom corn. WANTED address Council Bluff * Broom Factory , Council Bluffs , Iowa. C5S-29ti A t-ood carpenter at once. Apply WANTED ply Slynstcr fc Adams , Council Itluffs , Ion a. 059-29" ANTED A Hrst-closs broom tier. Mnyno W & Co. , Council lllnflH , 1020 * WANTED A Iwy to do chores at llynstcrs fishery , Council Bluffa. C01-23 * Good girl for gent ral housework. WANTED Maria > lister , Council Bluffs. GC2-U A bltuatlon by a first-class wilier. WANTED Had 20 jeira vxpcricncc. Understands lid and new processes. Spuaks English and Ocnuan and a iualnted with Ntcam and water fijwers. Cangl\o ! ho best of reference. Will : omuon trial at any time. Address H. S. , Box 1S11 , Council Bluffi ) , Ia. 89-28 \XTANTED B > > a gentleman of experience and VV bu-lne-s haUtJ , n position with a'flim , cithcras tlerk or t > tra\c ) . Rciirenic given. 1. L , WA1K1NS , Council BliiffH. U12 29 pALL ( on or address Potter A Palmer , 40 South O fith btreet Council Bluffs , Iowa , for rail road tickets east , west , north and south. Chicago s , flO.OO Konnil 810.00 ticket trip Every guar- rs mtccd , and tickets bought , sold and exchanged aui-17-lin FOR SALE Old i ipcrs40e per hundred , ut Thu lieo ofllcc , Council IlluUs. A ( > 27-lf us Two experienced book eollcitors WANTED for Colorado and Utah. Addrtsi P. O. K > \ 1214 , Council Uluffs. Iowa. P99-21 * ho to Contractor * , Builders and , ho Property Owners. The undersigned having been appointed agent or the cxtensUo Iron anil wire miuiiifacturlDg louses of R. T. Barnuin , of Detroit , and the ( UBsel Iron Foundry anil Works at Toledo , ) hlo , capacity of CO tons dally , in prepared to urnlsh cellmates and prices for iron columns , ic. , &c. , for utoro fronts , window cap * and Kills , hreshold platen , wrought Iron beam * and ( -lrd- r , hjdraullc clo\atora , stnplo nttln 's , pulluve , liaftlni ; , &c. ; also Iron fences , croatinfr , win- law guards , uliuttcrn. stairs , balconies , itcttce , balls , loses , ncquarlums , fountains , mmmer louses , lawn , jrarden and cemetery ornamenta , low er stands , ; ? ra > a guards , tc. , ta. In endlea arlcty. Catalogues supplied on application. HbNKY II. IlAUIlV , ManufacturcM1 Agent , 22 Pearl street anirlO-lin mo Council Illnffs , Inu EDWARD KUEHL , IAQISTEK OF I'AWIYSTEHV AND CONUl' ' 10NAL.IMT , 498Tenth StreetImtwcou Faruhom ndllamey. Will , with tnu nld of yuarUlan plrlts , obtain for any one Klanio nt th past .nd . present , and on eertaln conditions In the fu- nro , Itootg and Slioca nmdo to order. I'crfuct athfictlon L'uaranUcd. au20-lin POWDE iAW Absolutely Pure. JUdu from Orapo Cre&.a Tartai. No other rjat on inakM iuch light , flaky hot ixurloiu | wtry. Can I * fMon Ij