c THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , > VEDNESDAY , FEBHUARY 27,1884 ,
tHE DAIL * BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Wednesday Morning , Fob,26 (
J8UB3CRirTtON RATES :
. . cents week
By Oarrlet - - - - - per
By Mai . . - . . . $10.00 per Year
OFFICE :
No. 7 rear ! Btroot. Hoar Broadway ,
MINOE MENTION ,
Additional local on seventh page.
Cheap railroad tickets at Bushnoll's ,
The United States court moots hero on
March 24th.
Remember the noonday prayer moot
ing of the Y. M. 0. A.
The saloons wore closed yesterday on
account of the election.
Spatter work was plenty yesterday and
the crossings were horrible.
Glonwood has the district court as its
loading attraction next week.
rather one-sided election
Yesterday was a -
tion so far as the city was concerned.
The crook did not make as much of a
muss yesterday as on the day before.
The circuit court resumes business this
morning , with Judge Lyman presiding.
The republican city convention meets
this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the court
house.
Ono man named Balin was assessed
$7.00 on election morning for getting
drunk the night before.
A wagon with the Bavarian band and
a banner "Veto for the court house , " did
election duty yesterday.
Officer Beswick found on the streets a
little bundle of velvet , which is awaiting
an owner at police headquarters.
Bishop Merrill , of Chicago , is expect
ed to preach in the Broadway Methodist
church next Sunday morning and oven-
ing.
ing.Tho
The ice skating rink season is over ,
but the roller skating rink does not depend -
pond on the weather , and laughs at
thaws.
Informations were yesterday filed
against delinquent saloon keepers , and
now in addition to their regular license
they will have costs added. .
*
Messrs George Parks and Clay Plainer
have bought out F. J. Osborno & Co.
Mr. F. J. Oiborno expects to go to Los
Angeles , Cal , , to reside.
F , R. Armstrong , who was brought be
fore Judge Aylosworth yesterday morn
ing on a charge of carrying concealed
weapons , was discharged yesterday.
Those who refuse to accept nomina
tions which their party desire to give
illom , should bo the last to grumble after
election if affairs do not go to suit them.
"Uncle" John Stone , while using an
adz on the Main street bridge yesterday
morning , accidentally cut his loft ankle
quito badly , and was taken to his homo.
. Permits to wed were yesterday given
to George Doyle and Emma J. Edgar ,
both of Oakland ; also to Henry Fotchtol
and Sarah Lye , both of Wavoland town-
fillip.
fillip.Tho
The I. O. G. T. lodge of Crescent , is
to have n festival on the 5th of March ,
aud Mr. Soars of this city has boon en
gaged to deliver an address on the occa-
nion.
"Closed to vote' was the placard visi
ble on the front doors of several business
places yesterday. The citizens generally
Doomed to realize the importance of at
tending the polls.
The molting ice is causing bad work ii :
various parts of the city , water accumu
lating and unable to run elf on account
of BO miny streets being filled up and
iho culverts not yet put in ,
H. 8. Cole , who has boon ill for abou t
ten days , was yesterday in so low a con
dition that his friends had given up al
hope of his recovery , and were expecting
.that death might come at any moment.
There was sumo sort of a street row
near Stella Long's house Monday night ,
and a pistol shot was heard , A police
man hearing t orow turned and walked I
off in the opposite direction without mak
ing an inquiry.
It It expected that the Main stroo t
bridge will be completed to-day. Raymond
mend & Campbell have evidently don
good work , and such as is hi keeping wit !
that which has caused them to gain si
excellent a reputation M bridge builders.
The republican convention to-day must
pick out a good man if it expects to boat
Vaughan. The nominee must be ono
who has enterprise , grit , aud a clean
record , and ono who will not only got the
support of the party but can got the voles ,
of the disaffected democrat * , and then ho
will have to get up aud climb to get
there.
there.W.
W. H. Fosttr , the gardener and florid
on Hamson street claims to have the
largest stock this side of Chicago , and
doubtless no ono will dispute the claim ,
for he hss seven largo houses filled with
plants. His catalogue shows a groit
variety and ought 11 be in the hands of
every one interested , It will be milled
on request.
' Ex-Coroner Faul circulated a petition
a short time ago for the pardon of ont
Thomas Naglo , who had been sentenced
'to the Wisconsin penitentiary for ve
yera for shooting the woman with in
be had been living. Yesterday ho re-
c lv d word that the pardon had been
gMwted. It appears Out the woman had
adu
bftMi living a free and ouy life and about >
mia d Ncgle , who wai a rtilw y ougj
rjtwr. Nagle tried to persuade her tt
leave this sort of a life , and marry him ,
after refusal ho , while drank , shot her
but did not kill her. The w oman had a
little girl whom Mr. Faul has caused to
bo placed in good hands ,
The mysterious silence of the demo
cratic organ of the city in regard to the
action of the domocraMo city convention ,
proves pretty clearly what has generally
been supposed , that it will not support
the regular nominee , W. R. Vaughan.
There might bo some curiosity felt as to
what it would do , or who it would sup
port , if it were not felt that it makes no
difference what position it takes.
Mr. O , D. Reeves , the Hosier Drill
company's manager , has located his ofllco
with Messrs. James , Thomas & Co. , who
now do the transferring for this company.
Ho is a jolly heavy-weight , and is as
well-liked as ho is well known. It is the
intention of the Hoosier Drill company
to erect a building hero this spring , and
the company evidently moans to make its
interests hero permanent and prosper
ous. It has placed a good man hero to
accomplish that end.
J. 0. Bixloy has secured the agency of
the Bonnor & Cole tire escape. This is
the ono that is now in use in nearly all
the principal buildings in Chicago , and
which was recently shown up so satis
factorily in Omaha. It consists of a
stand-pipe with iron ladder and platform
attached , and connections for each floor
and at the top of the building. There
are many buildings herd and in Omaha
which ought thus to bo protected , and as
Mr. Bixloy is prepared to make prices
within the roach of all , ho should bo in
terviewed by those interested. >
Mr. Richardson gave another oxhibiI
tlon at the roller skating rink. Ho is
certainly skillful , and the idea of a man
getting around so easily on stilts takes
wonderfully , especially by those who
realize by various sere spots and bruises
that it is no easy matter to got around
on skates without the stilt attachment
The ingenuity and enterprise shown by
the management in securing those novel
entertainments are causing the rink to
bo more and moro popular as a resort for
the best classes of citizens.
Rov. Father MoMenomy was remem
bered on the thirtieth anniversary of his
ordination , not only by those of his own
flock , but by many of other bolirft , and
the well wishes and kindly expressions
given of him and his work indicates that
ho has a strong hold on the esteem of
this community. In responding to the
remarks of Mr. Vaughan in presenting
him with.tho purse of gold , the reverend
father courteously acknowledged that
whatever success had attended him and
his work , was duo in part to non-Catho
lics as well as Catholics.
The proprietor of the Chinese laundry
on North Main street' desires the public
to understand that Archie Sparks , who
committed suicide , died nt No. 40 Main
street , instead of No. 40 Main street ,
whore his laundry is. His neighbors
vouch for the fact that ho is particular as
to whom ho rents-his rooms , and that he
allows no loose characters to lounge about
his place , nor dons ho keep an opium
don. John has boon in this country
twelve years , and in his present place
five years ; has his hair cut short , puts
his spare money into houses and lots ,
and owns two hero already. Ho appears
to attend strictly to the "waahoo" busi
ness.
1'EHSONAIj.
llr. Regan , ono of the firm of Rogan Bron.
& McGorlsk , who have the contract for pay-
lop ; Broadway and Main streets , arrived In
the city yoatorday. Ho Bays that with favorable -
vorablo Weather work will commence goon.
Andy KrocU , the officiant book-koopor of
Porogoy & Moore , has a now boy at his
houso.
II. A , Stoildard , the book-koopor of the
water world ) company was yoatorday hum
ming about , "Its nlco to be n daddy. " The
now comer Is a boy , and a fine ono.
O , J. King , of Corning , the government
building superintendent , arrived here yester
day and is at the Pacific.
Samuel E. Miller , of Now York , was
among yeitarday'n arrivals at the Pacific.
Ben Marks is back from Chicago and the
out.
out.J.
J. II. Abel , of Milwaukee , was able to roach
liochtolo's hotel yesterday ,
Oo.rgo Kirkwood , of St. Louis , Is anOgdon
house guest.
N. V. Chamberlain , of Berlin , WIi. , arrived
at the Ogden yesterday.
B. V. Hake , of Nook , Is at the Ogdun.
Ool , Hoot left last evening for homo over the
Rock Island.
A. J. Smith , of Wheeling , W , Va. , arrived
at the Ogden yosterday.
Mayor Cole , of Pacific Junction , Was in the
city yesterday , and stopped at the Pacific
houia ,
P. W. Smith and George Alllnh , ro , of
Leavenworth , KanjM , arrived at the Pacific
yesterday ,
.
Boxing gloves and Indian clubs at
Bushiioll & Brackott's.
Estate Transfer * )
The following doodj were filed for re
cord In the recorder's oftlco , February
20 , reported for THE BEE by P. J. Me.
Mahon , real estate agent :
Emorlek Baylor to A. L. Martin , nj
nwl , 13 , 77 , 30 , 81,200.
0' , U. I. it P. R R. Co. to William H.
Negloy , s # | sej , 30 , 77 , 42 , $400.
A. L. Martin to Peter Witch , nit nwk
13 , 77 , 39 , $2,000
Biinuel Richardson to B , 6 , Wright ,
lot 1 , bl 7 , Burn's addition , 875.
Henry G , Fisher to Goo. Riohart , lot
13 , block ( i , Underwood , $50.
John Doniphau to Calvin 0. Chamber
lain , pt lot 231 , original plat , $1,200 ,
Ln'i 0. Ruimuuon to the Adveutist
ohurth , | > t n i nwj , 30. 77 , 43 , $50.
A 0. Toiwy to Bamuol Richardson ,
lot ? , block 1 , Burn's add. , $76 ,
Win. Gates to J. A Einmort , lot 2 , bl
* 12 , Gate.1 add. to Oakland , $30.
0. , R I. & P. R R Co. to 0. E. Ter-
ry , nl sei , 0 , ? D 41 , $010.
I Total sales , $5,720.
FUENISHIN'G THE FAOTS ,
BtAtomcnt l y the Ilaptmt Clniroli
In Itcffnnl to the Homo ol
the KrlondlcHB.
Thin church has decided by a unani
mous veto to make public A statement in
regard to the Ilomo. Wo cannot , of
course , bo expected to reply to anony
mous articles. But in justice to the
church and the work in which wo are
engaged wo desire to say :
1. The Homo of the Friendless asso
ciation was organized by our pastor , Rev.
J. G. Lemon , March 10 , 1883 see coun
ty records , book 10 1 , page 253.
, The association extends its help to
all , regardless of race or creed , and
thankfully acknowledges the help it has
received from citizens , regardless of
church connections , many giving liber
ally who are members of no church.
3. The association is an organization
by its constitution and by-laws , auxil-
liary to the Baptist church : Still it
is open to all , of qood moral character ,
rogardlosa of whether they belong to any
church. All members of the association
shall have an equal voice and vote in its
counsels , save upon questions relating to
title to property and the taking of the
institution out from under the control of
the Baptist denomination. In this vital
sense it was in its founding , is now and
shall over remain a Baptist Homo.
4. The property now owned by the as
sociation is vested in Rev. J. G. Lemon ,
as manager and trustee of the associa
tion , the deed expressly stipulating that
if ho attempts to divert it from the pur
poses contemplated in the articles of in
corporation , it shall at once vest in the
American Baptist Homo Mission society ,
of Now York , and that society shall ap
point trustees to hold it for the use of
I the Homo of the Friendless association ,
of Council Bluffs , la. [ See county rec
ords. ]
Thus it will bo soon that the property
is vested in such a Tray that no power on
earth , no change in church management ,
no change in sentiment of ixny man or
body of men , can over divert this prop
erty from the use for which it is in
tended.
If the property wore deeded to achurch ,
that church might finally , after thous
ands of dollars had boon given , abandon
the work and divert the property from
the use intended by the donors. If it
wore deeded to the association it might
become tired of the work and disband.
But as it is , it can never bp sold , and im
provements placed upon it are guaranteed
toed to the city of Council Bluffs for
ever.
ever.Wo fool assured that all reasonable
persons will bo satisfied with the manner
in which this property is vested. If they
are not , however , lot them direct their
attacks against this church and its offi
cers , for wo assume the whole of the re
sponsibility in the matter.
5. Wo have thus madp a plain and full
statement All who give will give un-
derstandingly. Wo desire no ono to
give supposing that ho is giving to an in
stitution of a certain nature , when in
fact it is of an entirely different nature.
The institution is in a vital sense a
Baptist institution. Its finances
will bo under the management
of the regular officers of the
Baptist church. But in every prac
tical sense it is an institution for the
whole city , ana all are asked to share its
benefits and help in its upbuilding.
To all who have aided pur pastor , and
through him the church , in this work in
the past , wo are thankful. Very grateful
will wo bo to all who shall see tit to aid
us in the future in this same work.
There is no need of controversy , and
wo will not allow ourselves to bo drawn
into it. Rov. J. G. Lemon has our full
est love and confidence as pastor and as
manager of the Homo. Those who are
salisQod with the Homo and its manage
ment will give to it. Those who are not ,
vrill , of course , refrain from giving , and
that ought to bo the end of the matter ,
and will bo with all Christian people.
If thora are those who desire to start
another homo , they are at liberty to do
so. Wo have no dcsiro to monopolize
the field. They will moot with no oppo
sition from us , and all wo ask is the same
consideration.
If , still , there are those who desire to
speak and work against this homo , wo
have nothing to say in opposition to
them. The matter is between them
and their God. Wo will , under Christ ,
steadily go forward. If it bo God's will
to withhold his blessing , His will bo
done , but if it is Hii will to use us
as moans for the saving of orphan chil
dren from lives of poverty and shame ,
wo will fool that no grander service could
bo awarded us. To this work wo consecrate -
socrato ourselves , asking the prayers and
co-operation of all who love human
kind. WILL 0. GORMAN ,
G. A. PITNKY ,
T. R. BUOOKH ,
Deacons.
E. J. CoDLKinu ,
W. H. FOBTKB ,
T. R. BUOOKH ,
Trustees.
The Hardman Upright Pianos are in
use on the European steamers Alaska ,
Arizona , Wyoming , Nevada , Spain , Wis
consin , Abyssinia and Oregon1. J. Muel
ler sells them.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special advertisements , neb a * Lost ,
Found , To loan , fat Bale , To Kent , Want * , BoardIng -
Ing , etc. , will b * Inserted in this column at th low
rate of TKN CENTS I'EU LINE for the first Intertlon
and FIVE CENTS PEH LINK ( or aeh iubs qu cl n-
oortlon. L ar advertisement * at our offlo * , No.
Pearl Btnet. near Broadway
WANTB.
TIT ANTED Every body ID Council Bluffs to tale
VV TunUii. Delivered by cnrritrat only twenty
cenU a week.
VfTANTED A goodhouie , lo nice location , with
V V , tbrco or four roonia. AdJum box lo. 0 , B
olQoe. .
, ) PAVEKS-for ulo at B offlco , at 25 ceaU
OII
a hundred.
KENT Elegantly turnlihed appartuients In
Foil with private family. lUfeiences ex-
changed. AdJrcsi II. W. J. U e office.
BALK A first-claM set of bar flxtuits and
Foil < * ble , cheap. H. GoUitcln , (40 llioadwty ,
Council Bluffs Iowa ,
- aillcs anil gentlemen can make first
clans waget by Hlllnir tlio "Champion B-.soui
Mncthcr aud Ironl e Uoird. " Krtalls at dec.
Any lady can do uu n thlrt without a fjlnUo
and iilost I as ulc iyuth : i * tlauadriescanAddrtsi ,
JoriwitlculariC. B.B. &I. Co. , B oHloe , lc one
too'ith'
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TUO . omoj * . u. it. rv T.
OFFICER & PUSEY r
BANKERS.
Cnuootl Bluffs . . U.
Estabiisnea - - 1856
Dealer * In KoftlKn toi riLcttlo Exchanr * tDd
Stcurtti
LADIES
WE AEE RECEIVING SOME VERT FINE
Shoes and Slippers.
Gentlemen
OUR HNE
BOOTS AND SHOES
For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and
see our New Stock.
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. ,
412 Brondwny , Council Bluffs , ) T/IWA
West Side Square , Clnnndn , f 1U W A >
MAYNE & PALMER ,
DKAIKRS IN
Hard and Soft Goal ,
AND WOOD ,
BULK . 'AND BARREL LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CKMKNt , lUCHlaAN PLASTER. HAIR
AND SKWEll PIPI
NO , 039 Broadway , - . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
SMITH & TOLTLEK.
Spring Goods LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS , Just Received ,
7 and 9 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , . . . . IOWA.
TfiTTM W "RAT"R"n ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAGER OF roiTAWATTAMiE COUN-
UV/JLLLN VVt JJ ± LLB.JJ , TY COLLECTION AGENCY. OIHce oorour Broadway anil Main Btreet.
TfiTTNT PPMfi AT nn . GENERAL MEKCIIANDISK.
jDJliNU OS UU.
, 18 Main Htraot ntd 17 ! ! stren
MAX MOHN CHESTON OUSE.
, notel. 217 and 219 Main street
MT P J. WTTTTP VVJLLJ.XJ.I ) Corner Main and Fifth up-stalre. OFFICE Residence , , 609 Willow avcnae.
NO n P TIP " 7 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
. OU D U J\i l , Offlco o\er American Express.
SR W A ft MPT ? LIVERY AND FEED ,
i kJ TV JUJI.'I Jjlli ) Will contract for funerals at reasonable ratoa. M Fourth street.
aP Q IW1TTTT CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER ,
i J. t Ql'1 JLJ-J-it Comer 7th and Broadway. Plans and specifications furnished.
T A MPR PT ? A "MTV MERCHANT TAILOR.
U XLltiJjkJ J. JVXil'l Jj J. | Artlrtlo Work and reasonable charges. 872 Broadway ,
&TT A "R T ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
. .
JOL.n.JLliX James Block. Practice In state and federal courts.
SANITARIUM pJ - " . ° ° -
PTYWTNT T A "RPnTT JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
JjUVVULN U. XlJjDUll , Notary Public and General Conveyancer. 415 Broadway.
"RPT7PPP TTnTTQP SMITH * NORTON ,
HXl V JJIVIJ JJ.U U OJJi Broadway opposite Now Opera Uouso. Refltted 91 , 1.60 per day
AH kinds of/ or. 3Bf.
BOOM 6 , HEW OPERA HOUSE , CODNCIL BLUFFS , WffA ,
etc. , etc. v All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To.
M. GALLAGHER.
New Store , Fresh Goods , Low Prices and Polite Attendants.
First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel , }
LIVE TO EAT. EAT TO LIVE.
RESTAURANT AND CAFE ,
to Tire
Ed. 0 Itson \ . 404 Broadway , f Me U at all Hours.
Chef d'culilne ) Council Bluffs. ( Parties a Specialty.
COAL GIVEN AWAY !
Every ono who buys n ton of the celebrated Centervil'e coal of Platte
Ovrton , oflice 601 Firrit avenue , yard 804 Mnin atrt-et , Council Blufla.
is entitled to a chance in the drawing for one ton of coal , to be given
uwuy March 1st. You may thus pet
A Ton of Coal for Nothing1.
DEALER IN ALL TH ! LATEST DESIGNS OF
Interior Decorations.
18 S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
HEATING STOVES
AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
CABPEKTER'S ' TOOLS MD HAlfAI !
Q rani to and Tinware. Latent ; Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A large
line of exti aordinury Fine Carvers.
DeVOL & WRIGHT,604 BiTfeSt10and
CASADY , ORCUTT & FRENCH ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
And General House Furnishings !
MAIL ORDERS FILLED CAREFULLY.w
502 Brondwny , Council Bluff * . | CASADY , OHCUTT Si FRENCH
( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE , )
" TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lot ? < md Lunda in the Couuty.
EmpkieHardwareOj
Hardware ; i
109 and 111 8. Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
IBlTOSL ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HATS , CAPS BUCK GLOVES ,
42 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
uropean Hot
The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of
'PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET. "
New Building Ne-w Furnishings.
VLL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS-CENT It ALLY LOCATED.
Fine Sample Rooms Elegant Restaurant.
PETER BECHTELE , PROPRIETOR ,
Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Merchant Tailoring ,
REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE.
805 South Main Street , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
WHY DOWT YOU
OETS3MEOF
FITGH BROTHER'S ' CUSTOM SHIRTS ?
Perfect fitting , Beat and ChcapostigFlne Unon Collars vd CuCS.
No. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa.
GRESTON HOUSE.
EVERYTIIINO FIRSTCLASS.
Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St. , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Railway Time Table.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The ( oilowing are the times of the arrhal and de
parture of t'ains by central standard time , at the
Ioc l depots. Trains leave transfer depot ten mln-
earlier and arrive ten minutes later.
CHICAGO , Bl'BUNOrON A1.D QCISCT.
LKAVH.
6:20 p m Council Bluff ) Express , 0:30 : a m
6:40 : p m Chicago Express 9:40 : a m
9:45 : a m Mall. 7:00 p tr
KAM9A.1 C1TT , 8T. JOB A > D COUNCIL BLUPrS.
10:10 : a m Hall and Express , 6:45 : p m
8:25pm : Pacific Express , 5:35pin :
CU1CAOO , MIUWAOKKR AND ST. rAUI , .
6:25 : p m Express , 9:40 : a m
0ti am Express , fl:5pm :
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAKD AND FACIKIC.
'
6:30 : pm Atltntlc Express , 0:40am :
0:50 a m Day Express , 6.50 p m
7:15am : * DesMolnrs Accommodation , 4:40pm :
At local depot only.
WABA8II , BT. bOUIS ASD'.PACIFIC.
9:55 : am Mall , 4:45pm :
4:50pm : Cannon Ball , 11:15am :
* At Transfer only.
cmcAoo and KOETIIWKSTRKS.
6:30 : p m Express , 6.50 p m
0:4Som : I'aclflloExprcis , 9:15 : am
8IODX C1TT AMD rACiriC.
7:40 : p m St PdUl Express , 9:00 : a m
7:20 : a m Accommodation , 6:50 : p m
ONION rAcmc.
7:50 : p m Western Express , 8:39 : a m
11:44 : a m Pacific Exprcrs , 4:54 : p u
7:49 : a m Local Express , 6:54 : a m
12H : n m Lincoln Express ,
At Tran for only.
DDWMT TRAINS TO OM41U.
Leave-84-024-10-24-ll:24 : ; : a. m. 1:24-2:24-3:81- : : :
1:24-5:24-0:24-7 : : : : ' 4 and 11:04 : p , m Sutday , 8:21-
,0:21 : a * m. l:24-34-V24-7oiand : : : 11:04 : p. m. Ar-
rl\o SO minutes before leaving time.
CORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTH AYE , ,
Open 1" : 0 a. m. , 2 : 0 p. m and 7SO ; p. nu , Mon-
( . .ayVedncbd > and Friday erenli gi uxcluiirely for
thely mplotlub."l
gf Mu ic on Tucsdsy and Thnrtday etenlngs.
AUUI83ION , 25 CENTS.
Ko objectlonabl * characten will be admitted.
CHAPMAN fc MAH7KN8 , - PUOI'RIETORS.
Mrs , H , J , Hilton , M , D ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
929 Miridla Bri < lT r. Council Blufl .
B , Bice M. D.
° r other tumors rtmored wlthoatth *
i kulle or drawinK of blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES- " * *
Over thlrtr yuan practical exMiioncs , OIBo * Ho
4 1'earl strctt , OouneU Bluffi
JOSEPH
HARD WOOD
AND
COAL
Corner Main street and Eighth a\tnue , Cotia
Bluffs.
est rates and prompt delivery
SILOAM
MINERAL SPRINGS.
Wo trua-antee the cute of the following named dls-
scases , or no pay : Khcnniatiein , Sen fula , Ulcers ,
Catarrh , a 1 Blood and kindisea cs , Dv pepala , Liver
Complaint , Kidney odd Bladder Diseases. Gout , Neu
ralgia and Asthma , Thes t Springs are the favorite
resort ol the tired an.l dcbllltatod , and are the
FEEBLE LADII S BEST FllIEND ,
Good hotel , Ihery and bathing accomodntlon both
winter and summer. Locality highly picturesque
and healthy Accessible by WaUsh railway , r
Evona , or C. , B. & Q. , at Albany. Corrn-jjonuer.o
solicited , ItEV. M. U. THOMPSON.
Manager.
Albany , Slloam Springs , ( Gentry Co. , Mo.
ANALYSIS.
Specific Gravity 1.002
Reaction Ntutra
Carbonic Acid Gas ! 6 in. per gallon
Carbonate Calcium 35,021 Grains
Carbonate Iron 7r41 ! 'j
Sulphate Magnesia , S't6 "
Sulphate Calclnm 1,148
Chloride Sodium 7,260
Sllllca 1.5W1
Alumina . . . .0,010
Organloand Volatile matter and loss . . . 1,419
Total solids per gallon 07,174
WIUOIIT& MBKRIU. , Chemist * .
AN APPOINTMENT !
That Must Be BVlet.
It Is appointed unto man nnco to die , but alter thli
uugment , and xhooccver MM nui written In tn
noukaf life was ci t Into the l.ke of flre. Frlenx ,
If you wcra to die to-night , how would It be with you ?
A. OVEUTON.
W. R. VAUGH AN.
Justice of the Peace.
Omaha ana Council } llun > .
Heal estate colleo Ion agc -lo
Over savlogu bank
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO
Consumers of Water !
TUB
COUNCIL BLUFFS
City Waterworks Co ,
Hereby announces , that it will put hi service pipes
to the curb of the etrcet on the line of Its malna , M
soon ai trie front If out n ( thegiound , for all parties
who dealro connections made with the street main * ,
and who will make application therefor lo the Com
pany
Before March 10 , 188 * ,
atlhe following price * , pajablo In adrance :
Inch ecrrlce pipe $8
9 5Q
1078
1325
1500
The prices Include the cost of opening and closing
the street , tapping the street water main , f ur
ard Inserting corpnrailon c clt , 'urnUhiiiir and put-
tint ; in extrn strong lead le vice pipe , f urnUhlng and
putting In curb stop , stop box ami cover complete ,
and making all ncctm ry counectloni between Ihu
street Matter nuln and the cuib of the st > eet u/itVA
are about one half tht toil to the container ut UODK |
the same work
In > lew of he conteraiilat .l paving of p rUIn
treet > In the city , partle * are uoommrnded to
make application Immediately , nt the office of the
26 Pearl Street.
In crder to sa\o tlie necessity and avoid the increas
ed expense of bieaking un the trott alter ptving
has been done.
IIARRr BIHKINDINK ,
Chief Knglnecr.
Council Bluff * , February SI , 1831.
JAUU11 SIMS. E. p , CAOWELL
8IM3& CADWELL ,
Attorneys -at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUfrs , IOWA
Office , Ualu Street. Rooms 1 and Bhugart k Mo-
Mshon'i lUonk , "WUJ pracUos la StaU and adml
court *