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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1884)
T rv A i I V l T/ t7..r1 A T1 A TYTTPRnA V7 Af AttffT ft. IRftf. THE DAILY ! BEE. Thursday Idorning , Maroli , 0 , J By < JiTrier 20 cents per week L'y MM - - (10.00 per Year ft. ornoEt Ko. 7 Pearl Strcot , Hoar Broadway. MINOR MENTION , Additional local on novonth pago. The city council moots this evening. Admission to the lecture to-night , 25c. V Now spring goods j uat received at J. ir Roller's , the tailor , 310 Broadway. Alderman Keating yesterday received tarantula from California , The oxao of Bond vs. the Wabash rail way was argued in the circuit court you- torday. It is reported that Cant. Hayes , late of the police force , is the coming chief of police. William Soars , of 110 Council Blufl'a bar , was boukod for a lecture at Crescent \ last night. Leave to marry was yesterday given Fred. Kruckonborp ; and Caroline Albon- tus , both of Shelby. The Odd Follows now purpose building a fine temple , if they can purchase n oito to suit and at a price to auit. Those who saw "Tho World" at the now opera house speak well f the scenery , and there their praise atops. \Ym. Johnson , for getting drunk and smashing glass in a Broadway saloon was yesterday fined § 8.55 in police court. The delinquent saloonists , gamblers and prostitutes , wore called in yesterday to pay the city its share of the profits. Fred Kruckonbarg and Christina Al- bortus both of Shelby county , were yesterday - torday joined in wedlock by Justice Schurz. The dynamos have arrived hero for the additional electric lights. Now with l sufficient power the city will bo pretty well supplied. In the circuit ( court yesterday the divorce case of Jennings vs. Jennings was hoard , and the woman given a docrco ! on account of cruelty. Complaint was lodged before Justice Schurz yesterday charging Stella Long with assaulting Frank Colyor und A. Colyor. She will have a hearing on the 7th. 7th.Tho The citizens should not delay taking advantage of the wonderfully low prices offered in another column by the water works company. Next Monday the time is up. Bertha Wollaby appears at the now opera house Friday and Saturday evenings ings in "Oliver Twist , " and at the Sat- turdny matinee in 'The Lady of the Oa- radios. " A fire alarm and now hose are among the pressing needs of this city. Delay in procuring them may result an dia- astorously as did the delay in placing : Loao cert on lower Main street-- The city council , in purchasing a $000 lot of Alderman James for a hose-cart house , should make him credit up on the lot the § 100 back pay which ho drow. That would leave only § 500 to pay. Mra. W. J. Jamoion died at her homo in Oroston quito suddenly yesterday morning. Mr. A. D. Temple , who is as sociated with Mr. Jameson in the United States Masonic Benefit association , wont to Creston yesterday ID arrange for the ; funeral. Since the first of January there have boon G3 now telephones added to UK Omaha list , 35 to the IJincoln Hat , and only 13 to the Council Bluffs list. ho gain in Council Bluffa will continue to bo very slow , 'until the management of affairs hero is put on an ollioiont business basis. Judge J. G. Larimer , brother of lion. A. jY. Larimer , of this city , died HI.at Belief on talno , Pa. , a few days ago , aged CO years. Ho was at the time of hie death ono of the associate justices of hoer court of common pleai and and oyor tor- minor in Oontor county. A. B. Keith , of the Crawford countj JJullctin , wont to AVoshintjton rocontlj and says in its write up : "Mr. Pusoy 'la working hard and qaiotly. Ho is con fident of securing legislation beneficial mto the district before congress shall have adjourned. There are said to bo throe aspirants For the position of justice of the peace , now occupied by Moyor-olect Vaughan. The ' throe named are J. 0. llhodabeck , 'hoW. G. Griflln and John Jay Frainoy. Poti tions in the interest of Bomonro'boiiiij circulated. Yaughan ha not resigned ' jet , and it is uaid tliat ho will not resign it being claimed that ho can legally hole ' hold both ofllces. Next Bunday evening Ilev. J. G , Lo men is to give an address JOto / especially to young men aiming to , give them eoim practical thought * which will help and banept $ hem , The address will doubt- lew bo as interesting ai it Js helpful , and Secretary Curtis , together with othoi workers and members of the Y.M , 0. A. are expected to be present. Ed Cook , a gentleman of tint , was or rested yesterday for obtaining $ ! . nrCO under fahjo pretenses. It appeared thai Cook u a sort of bow over Borne depart- m jt of a hotel and , among his help wai one Paynewhom ho owed a little inonoj > to. Cook wan in the habit of drawing of fhe help and taking' it to nnd when Payne pressed him for tb'j personal debt ho wont to the ofllco , drew $1.50 for Payne , had it charged to Win. nnd , then paid it ever on his per sonal debt. Justice. Abbott concluded it was not a case of obtaining money under false- pretenses , but of paying inonoy tinder false pretenses , nnd accordingly discharged him. v W. 0. Bryan , who was charged before Justice Abbott with owing a bill at the Pacific house , was yesterday found guilty and fined $25. The hotel men claimed that Bryan guaranteed the payment of the bills of a base ball club that stopped at the hotel , and that the bill amounting to ? 5l was not paid. Yesterday ono of the justices won called upon to marry a couple , the friaky groom booing 55 years of ago and iho blushing bride being 70. In closing the ceremony ho made up for not kissing the bride by wishing the newly wedded ones a long and happy lifo nnd many olive- plants. The committee on invitation of Hawkeye - t eye Lodge , 1. 0. 0. P. , No. 181wish to announce that through aomo unavoidable accident a number of invitations for their ball , to bo hold at Bloom & Nixon's hall , to-night , have not reached their destina tion. Those desiring an invitation will receive the same upon application to any member of the committee , or to IT. Friedman , 3131 Broadway. Odd Follows and their families are respectfully invited without further invitation. Miss Whitney won the first contest for graceful skating at the roller rink Tucs day night. It was decided by a vote of the audience. She received 77 votes , . Miss Nason 03 , Miss Palmer 50 and Miss Tostovin 55. Miss Tostovin mot with Eomo trips , which caused her to lose much in the contest. ' Judge Lyman pre sented the gold watch to Miss Whitney , the conditions being that next Tuesday evening she is to return it to bo contest ed for again , and If nho wins in two moro contests it is to remain hers. The passage of the prohibition law has caused the city officials and saloonists to consult as to what can bo done toovndo it. It is conceded that the soiling will still go on hero at least. The city wants the financial help derived from the licenses , and the saloon man want to have the number of places limited by some serb of a license , placed reasonably high. How to license saloons under a prohibitory law is the puzzlo. Heretofore - fore , the saloons have boon licensed to sell wino and boor , und have sold under this everything. Now they cannot got oven no much of a license as that. It will probably bo fixed up on such a plan as is now being pursued in reference to the gamblers and prostitutes. They are brought before the court and put up whatever amount is agreed upon , and there the matter drops. Just how it will bo ovadca is puzzling all concerned , but that it will bo ovadcd all may bo assured. The telephone company seem to think - that almost anything will do for Council : . - Bluffe folk , and then wonder why it is - that the business is not moro prosperous hero , and the number of patrons moro rapidly increased. Occasionally the lo cal management makes a spurt for the - batter , and then relaxes its efforts to sat a isfy the public , until a howl is raisedand then it braces up again if but only for brief season. Of late the day management mont has boon pretty good , but at night the telephone is of no use. The office . has no night operator at all , and that is the very time when telephones are often needed moat , In case of sickness or fire or for a police call no dependence can bo placed in the telephone , as there is no operator. There are OHO or two boys who sloop in the oflico , and by going to the ofllco nnd kicking in the door , ono may arouBO ono of these but it , is often fur ther to the ollico than to crrry the mes sage to the place itsolf. If the telephone oflico wao used as an odico instead of noa sleeping room , it would bo a great im provement in the sorvico. llonl JCstato Trans fern The following doodj vroro filed for re cord in the recorder's odloo , March . E , reported for Tan BKK by P. J. Mo- Mahon , real estate agent : Isaac Diokoraon to D. W. Utloy , B BO 13 , and ni nol 21 , 70 , 38 S OOO. W. 0. Jamoa to City of Goimcit Blull'j part of lot 11 , block 11 , Haylisa' firat addition - dition 8000. John Mollicoat to P. J. Hammond , n 3 awfrs , 77 , as-i.ioo. ; -M , J. Gurtia ot nl. to Goo. W. WJokor- aham , noj 31 , 74 , 41 81,320. Brighdin firaybill to John Riof , Jots 14 1C , 10 , and 17 , in block 8 , Underwood - 8140. 8140.O. O. T. Smith to Win. J. Oonklin , lola ilk and 8 , block 4 , UniFa addition to Oakland - land $100. George Bruohn to Avent Bruohn , BOJ Bw0 , 74 , 41-S1.120. Total Eftloa , $13,280. . , Hulllvaii - A moatinji ; wiia Iiold last evening at the residence of Rev. Father McMenomy tote complete arrangements for the lecture to , , bo delivered this evening by Hon. A. Sullivan. A.ho It was decided that the mayor of the - ciry should preside , nnd that Rev. T. J. Mackny ahould introduce the speaker. The following wore named aa vice proai. ienta ; Judge Rood , Judge livmau. siJ. . P. Oasady , J. N. Baldwin. W. J.K. . - Vau han , W.O. Jainoa , J. M. Palmer , K.J. . } } K U ° y > W. Keating , G. A. Holme * . Hov. T. J. Mackay , John Dohany.M. 0. , anflin.J. A. Murphy , O. P. Wiekham , 'I' B < P ? dmttn. " W > Tilton , J. J. IJrainfty. Ohurlea F.Best , Jerry Sullivan , - nomy W. A. Mynatcr , und Uov. Father J.fe Horhlimi'a . . _ Acid PJiosnlmrc. Bpeclflo Virtues In Dyspepsia. Du. A. JENKJXK , Great Falls " , N. H. , ys ; "I can testify to its seemingly almost apocifio virtues in . cases of dy S- popeia , nervousness and morbid vigilance or wakefulneti , " " OVER TO OMAHA. About , Ono Hundred Merry Skaters Spend tlio llvcnln/t / ACIOSH llio Illvor. Loat ovcninc n largo mid moiry dele gation of ladies nnd gentlemen , mostly patrons of the roller oknting rink hero wont ever < o Omfiha to enjoy nn eve ning there , and to return the visit recent ly made by the Omahns to the rink hero. There were nearly a hundred in the par ty , nnd they loft hero with flying colors , headed by the Bavarian band , discours ing lively music , and Manager Ohnpman happy in the success of the arrangements so wisely planned by him. On reaching Umaha the party took the street earn to Fifteenth and Fnrnam streets where n procession waa formed , headed by Mrs. Patterson , Morgan and McMahon a committee from the Omaha rink nnd Mr. W. W. Chapman and Miss Marshall nnd marched to the rink. Among these who wont ever vroro Misses Tostovin , Whitney , Conovcr , Ilnrdin , DoIIuvon , Mrs. and Miss Brawator , the Misses Billiard , Misses Morgan , Smith , Mayno , Oliver , Bowman , Amy. and Messrs. Davis , Stone , Tostovin , Cas- ndy , Bush , Copeland , Nason , Squires , Withoral , Brown , Portorfiold , Shaw , Wall and Sherman. After spending nn enjoyable evening they returned on tlio dummy , which was held until 10:30 : p. m. , and arriving in this city at a little after 11 o'clock , all well pleased witli their trip nnd recep tion by the Omaha akators. OAPTUEE oFBIOHMOND , The Gallant Mayor of 'J'liut Nnmo Wedded ( o ailhB Plainer. Yesterday afternoon there was a quiet happy wedding at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. William Fluinor , about eight miles south of the city , the wife being their daughter Miss Theresa Priscilla Flumor , and the happy man Major George U. Richmond. The ceremony was performed by llov. Mr. Mockoy , rector of the Epscopal church , and the company present was limited to the re latives , and a very few intimate friends. Among the relatives from elsewhere was a brother of the bride , Dr. Andrew Flu- mor of St. Louis , and a sister of the groom from Ilonlan. The occasion was a modest but none the loss joyous one , and the gifts bestowed were marked for their elegance rather than number * , they being from a heavy cash check down to an illustrated edition of Shake speare. The congratulations and well- wishes to these expressed by those pre sent , but will bo shared in by many in this community where the worthy couple are so well known. The newly wedded ones loft on n brief trip to Chicago , and to Wisconsin. Major Richmond's old homo , The groom is an alumnus of the state university of Madi son , and has relatives and many friends in the aouthorn part of the state. Major Richmond , for ten years or over , served as a civil engineer in the army , and un der General Myers , helped locate many of the signal service stations , and for sev eral years was an engineer on the North ern Pacific. Of late ho has boon connect ed with Richmond Bros's. wholcsal" house in this city. The worthy woman thus won by him , is ono of a family who have long resided hero and who are widely known. The name of the township was derived from that family name. Her grandfatherwho died a year or two ago , in his ninetieth year , was a survivor of the battle of Waterloo , where with the Hanovorans , ho fought with Wellington , and at onetime time , whilo'atlachod as a servant to an a officer ho was in the presence of Napoleon leon himself und saw him face to face. - Major Richmond and his bride will on his return from their eastern trip bo welcomed heartily to a residence in this city , and it is to bo hoped that their homo hero may bo as j > oruwicnt as it auroly will bo happy. , Order flowers for weddings and funcr- li from W. H. Foster , Harrison 'street. COMMEUOIAIj , COUNCIL BLUFFS UAKKKT. Wheat No. 2 spring , 70o ) No. 3 , COo ; reJected - Joctod , 60oj good demand. Corn 1/oalers nro paying 35o for old coru and 28o for new. Data In peed demand at 22c. a Hay 100@0 00 per ton ; 50o per bale. Kyo 1015o. Corn Meal 125 por.100 pounds. Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , 0 000 Coal Delivered , harJ , 1150 per ton ; soft , 5 00 per ton Lard IfalrhanVn , wholesaling nt lie. li'lour City Hour , 1 C0@3 30 , Urooma-U J5@3 00 per doz. - 11VK STOCK. Oattlo 3 00@3 60 ; calvea , B 00@7 60. HORS Local packers are buying now ami there Is n good clomuiul for all ( Trades ; choluo , packing , H 20 ; mixed , D i5 ! , I'ltonucc. - Quotations liy .T , M. St. John & Co. , com mission morchauta , 53rt liroa way. Butter Plouty and la fair domaiul at 10 3 - 20o ; creamery , .t5o. Kgga Scarce at IMo po dozen. l'o\iltty \ Heady milo ; chickens , JrossaJ , 12c ; live , 8c ; turkeys , ilresaod , ICe ; Hyo , llcj tlucka , drosaod , IL'o ; llvo , 8c. rnuiTH. Oranges .1 50 ® 1 00 per box. Lemons 1 00 per box. ] ! nnatim : ; i fiO@ 1 00 per bunch YegotabloH Fotatoes10 ; onlona , 40o ; cabbage - bago , nouo In the market ; npplon. ready gala at 3 2.1@4 00 for i > riino stock. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICK. Special ftdurtlserncnti , such as Lost , Found , To Loan , for Bale , To Itent , Wants , Board , lug , etc.M1I bo Inserted In thlj column at the low rate of TEN CENTS I'JJK LINK for the first Insertion and FIVE CENTS 1USU LINK for each suUequont n. eortlon. I.ca\u adu'rtlaeiuents it ouroffloo , No , fa-al Street , near Broadwav WANTS. VTTANTKD-A lh boy with pony to carry touto > \ ( crllKE. Oil at Council Blutfx IliK ulllc-o. TTTANTKU K ery body in Council Bluffs to take Vy TiuBii. Uellrerod by carrier at only tnciity . rents wevk. OtD l'AVi : 8-ror wJe nt UKS olBcc. t 85 ccaU a huiiUrikl. POll 11KNT FJeifaPtly furnUhed aiipartnicnts In houtouith ( iritato fiuilly. llvfuiencva in- clitURdd. Addre U. W. J. B o oltloo , AOENTii ladles and centlemea can make Iltit ckui wtgai by telling the "Champion lirkom > fitrecther and Ironlne Board. " KcUUi at tl.OC. Any Udy can do apt flue ihlrt without a wrinkle ud gloHi | at nlcwly M ho bcatJaunilrlea can. Addrina forittitlculart o. U. S. & 1. Co. , BIN oillcv , for ouo mo'ith * Mrs.n.J.fliltoD.M.fl. . , PHYSICIAN & SURGEON , 323 Middle Bronly , Council BluQ * . WE AEE RECEIVING SOME VERY FINE For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and see our New Stock. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. , 112 Brpndwny , Council Bluil'd , ) i West Side Square , Clarmdn , J / MAYNE & PALMER , DEAunc : IN AND WOOD , BULK 'AND BARREL LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PO1VTLAND CEMENT , MICHIGAN PLASTEB , HAIH AND BEWEll ril'K. Ho , 630 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. SMITH & TOILER. Soring Goods LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS , Just Received , 7 and 9 Main street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - - IOWA. The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of "PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET. " New Building How Furnishings. ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS CENTttALLY LOCATED. Fine Sample Rooms-Elegant Restaurant. Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa. REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. 805 South Main Street , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. M. GALLAGHER. Now Store , Fresh Goods , Low Prices and Polite Attendants. ' 3 " { Ftrst Door east of Metropolitan Hotel , } LIVE TO EAT. EAT TO LIVE. Ed. Ollljon Moil ] at all Hours. Chef d'culslno Parties a Specialty , COAL GIVEN AWAY ! Every one who huvs a ton of the celebrated Centervillo coal of Platte Overtoil , cflico 601 First avenue , yard 804 Main street , Council Bluffs , is entitled to n clmiico in the drawing for one ton of coal , to be given away March 15th. You may thus get A Ton of Coal for ITothins ? . DEALER IN ALL Tllis LATEST DESIGNS OF jj f ALL PIPER MB IllOf 1 u . Interior Decoration s. 13 S. Pearl Street aud 20 N. Main Street , POTJNCIL BLUFFS. AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. flAUPPBTFn TOOK ANH HABWUBFI uniif fill l M u l uuiiu niiu iiiiiiij n iiiiij : Granite and Tinware. Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A largo line of oxti aordinary Fine Carvers. 504 Broadway , tmd 10 and 12 Main Street. POSITIVELY THE LARGEST AND CHOICEST STOCK -03- Ever shown west of Chicago , now being received by GASADY , ORGUTT & FBEiGH , Carpets from 25c to $3,50 per Yard , Also TURCOMAN. MADRAS , LACE AND SILK CURTAINS lao. 502 Broadway , Council Bluffa. . | CASAUY , OilCUTT & FRENCH. dfc ? C13L0.3COL-P5 , ( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE , ) ! 0 LOAN 1 REAL ESTATE ! Complelo Abstracts of Title to all Lota and Lands in the County. Empkie Hardware ft a ' . 109 and 111 S. Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - iC-WA. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 1 342 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. All kind * ol JT. 33C. 30. e : xi o ROOM 6 , HEW OPERA HOUSE , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , " ctk"ctS. All Ordoro by Mall Promptly Attended To. WHY DON'T TOO' GET SOME OF Perfect Fitting , Best and ClicapcstETjrtno I.lnon Collars arjU CuCx. No. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa EVEllYTIHNCl F1USTCLASS. Nos. 217 ami 219 S. Main St. , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following are the times of the nrrit al and de parture of trams liy central standard time , at the foul depots. Trains lco transfer depot ten mln- earlier anil arrho ten minutes later. CIIICAOO , BORUxarox AND QUI.SCT. LEMK. ARRIVE. 6r20'p m Council Blulfa Express , 0:30 : ft m 6:40 : p in Chicago Express 9:10 : a in 0:45 : a m Hail. 7:00 : p a KA > BAS CIIT , ST. JOB AND COUNCIL BLUFFS. 10:10 : a m Mall and Express , 0:45 : p in 8:25 : p m Pacific Express , 6:35 : p m CIIICAOO , 1I1LWAUKEK AND ST. rAUIi. 0:25 : p m Express , 0:40 : a m 0:45 : a in Express , 0.5 : p m CIIICAOO , ROCK ISLAND AND fACIFIC. E:30 : p m Atlantic Express , 0:40 : a m 0:50 : a m Day Express , 0:60 : p ra 7:15 am "DesMoinra Accommodation , 4:40 : pm * At local depot only. * WABASU , BT. LOUIS AND 'ACIUC. 0:50 : a in Mall , 4:45 p ra 4:50pm : Cannon Ball , 11:15am * At Transfer only , CHICAGO and ronTHWK3TERX. 6:30 p m Exprcsi , 0:50 : p m 0:45 : a in raciflio Express , 0:45 : am BIOUX CITY AND PACIFIC. 7:40 : p m St. 1'aul Express , 0:00 : a m 7:20 a m Accommodation , 6:50 : p m UKION PACIFIC. 7:60 : p in Western Express , 8:33 : a m 11:44 : a m 1'aclflo Express , 4:34 : p m 7:49 : a m Local Express , 0:54 : a m 12:14 : a m Lincoln Express , * At Train fcr only. DDUMV TRAINS TOOMAIIA. Leave 8:24-0:24-10-24-11:24 : : a. m. 1:24-2:24-3.34- : : 4:24-5:24-0.24-7:24 : : : and 11:04 : p , m . .Sunday , 8:24- : 10:24 : a. m. 1:24-3:24-5:24-7:01 : : : : and 11:04 : p. m. Ar rlvo 30 rnlmites before leaving time. R , Rice M. D. H A UflDDC ! or other tumors removed wlthouttho UiiDI uJJUO | linifo or drawing of blood. CHROHIC DISEASES < * Und ° Over thirty years practical experience Ol.'ico Ho Pearl street , Council IlluUu farConsultutlon fmn JACOB SIMS. E. 1 % CADWELI , SIMS& CAOWELL , J COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA Office , Main Street , Iloomj 1 and Shugart & Me- Mahon'i Block. Will practloo In Ptato and vdetY aourtu At the Avell-known Establishment 01' J. P. FILBERT , 209 Upper Bronaway , the 01 Council UluQi. Notice our reduced 1'rlce Lilt \\'e glio IS pound * Kitra 0 Stitfar for . , . .91 00 11 poundranul ! te < iSuitar l w 26 pound * Choice Oatmeal , . . , , ,100 2S pound * Ncuy Ikuns , . , l PC 20 i unJ J ! ' tDulk KUrcll , , . , , , . . . , , . . . 1 00 12 pound ! CurollnulUco. . , , . , , . . . , . l 00 12 poundChoice truixs , . , . . . , , , . . . . . 1 00 25 tarn Uoffalo Soap , 1 00 Extra Lake Trout , i'or ' pound. . , . , , , to Choice Jllni- Meat , ptr pound , . 10 1 dozen Mackcrtl , . , IE Colorado flour , Winter , per cut. , , , 2 00 T. r. T. All grade , According to quality , 15o to SOc | > er pound Wo &l o earn1 a full line of llen' , Ladlci * and Co. IdreiiV Hue bhoeand llen'i Kino UooU at very lowprtcei. Alto a full line 01 Tinware nd cenvul inerihandlie. Cull ou u and be convinced thai ) ou can he n-oney by dealing with iu. ( loodi delivered ttev Inauy part of the city. Iu - word , eare liound to tell and challenge all laudable competition In thin county. ' ZW upper Broaday , at-tjftj i3f JOSEPH Corner Main street and Eighth mctiuc , Coua Blufis. cst ratoa and nrnrnpt delivery We cuaiantco tlio cure of the following named dls- soaso9 , or no paj : Rheumatism , Scrofula , Ulccra , Catarrh , a > l Blood andfkmdlseatcs , Dyspepsia , I.Iver Complaint , Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Uout , Neu ralgia and Asthma , Thesi Springs are tlio faiorlto rceort of the tired nn.l ilcbilltatad , and are the FEEBLE LADUH BEST FHIEND , Good hotel , Ihery and bathing occomodation both winter and summer. Locality highly picturesque uul healthy. Accessible br Wabash railway , Kitinn , or C.B. & Q. , at Albany. Corretrouoeno solicited , UEV. M. M. THOMPSON. Manager. Albany , Siloam Spring ? , [ Gentry Co. , ilo. ANALYSIS. Spccino Gra\Ity 1.002 Hcactlon Neutra Carbonic Acid Gas 20 In. per gallon Carbonate Calcium 35,921 tirains Carbonate Iron 7,041 Sulphate Magnesia 38 Sulphate Calcium 1,143 Chloride " Sodium 7,260 Sillica" . ! , & > Alumina . . . .0,010 Organlcand Volatile matter and loss . . . .1,459 Total solids per gallon 67,174 WmaiiTfi MKRIULL , Chemists THE DOOM OF THE UNSAVED ! "Tho wicked shall bo turned into hell , and the nations that forget God. And the same shall drink of the vine of the wrath cf Go'd , which is poured out with out mixture into the cup of indignation , and ho shall bo tormented with fire and brimstone in the presence of the holy anguls and in the presence ot tbo Lamb. BIBLE. Justice o ! the Peace. Umana ana Oounoil Jilutfr. Heal csUlo collec ) on ogcm OH IVHv .10 Over ratings han't ' SPECIAL NOTICE. TO' Consumers of Water ! Tiin COUNCIL BLUFFS Citf Wateiworks Co , j Hereby nnnotmcfs , that Itill put In 6tr\lco pipes to the curb of the ctrcut on the line of Us mains , aa BOOM as the froht U out ot the gi ound , for all partlca uhodesire cniiurrtioris inadfl nith the street malne , and who \\lll inaka implication thurefor 10 tlie Com pany Before March 10 , 188 * , atthe following prices , pajablo In alliance- Much servlco plpo S3 25 S. " ' ' ' , 0 CO ? . ' < ' 10 75 I ' 13 25 1. " " 15 CO The prices Include the cost of opening mid closing the street , tapping the street u ater main , furnlthiuK Bed liiicitlng I'orporiilon crck. furnishing and put ting In oxtrn strong lead eon Ice pipe , furnishing and jmttlng In curb etoi ) , stop box and co\er complete , and making all necessary counoctlons between the street Matter main and tbo cuil ) of the street ir/ifc/i are about one half the coet la the c ; iiiii < r of doing the Baino nork. Inilcwoftho contemplated paling "of certain streets In the city , partki are ivccmmtnded to make application immediately , at the officeof tlio Compui.y , 20 Pearl Street. In order to ga\o the necessity and a\oid the increas ed expense of liicaUng up thu ttrect after paving- has been done. 11AHRV BIHKINBINE , ChUf Engineer. Couiuil Elutf . February 21 , 1S3I. Tiiuo. urriCMK , u , M. rvui. OFFICER & PUSSY Council BluCa b. Estabiishea - - 185 $ Dc&Icra In Foreign and cmcstlo Excbac Q and CORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTH AVL Open IpiCO a. m.0n.m : keil7SOm ; m. , Uou' cy , \ \ cdnc d y aud irMiy OMultgs excluilvrly for the IjOimilc Club. . , . "HM tyUuHo on Tuewlty nd Thunday evenings. ADMISSION , . . 25 CENTS. No objectionable character ! will 1 * admitted. ClIAl'MAK 4 WAU7ENS , PROPRIETORS.