THFfAliY ) BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , > VEDNEbBAY , MAllCIl 12,1884.
DAIIA BEE.
OOUNCIL BLUFFS.
Wednesday Morning , March , 12 ,
HATES : }
njr Cutrior - 20 ccnti |
Br II il - - $1000 per Year
OFFICE !
No. 7 Foarl Street , Near Broadway.
MINOE MENTION ,
Additional local on sovonlh page.
JEChonp tickota over all roads nt No. 4
1'onrl street. '
Now spring goods just received nt J.
.Roller's , Iho tailor , 310 Broadway.
The Old Settlors' oocioly has just
adopted resolutions of respect to the me
mory of Oapt. D. W. Price.
Who is going to bo on the police force ?
That is the query which is interesting a
largo number of aspirants.
Yesterday morning the row between
Ad. Davis and Wm. Wagner was adjust.
od in the police court Davis being fined
and Wagner being discharged.
The Choutauqua circle had a pleasant
time last evening at the residence of L.
W. Tulloys , the programme being n
varied one and the entertainment de
lightful.
Permits to wed wore granted yesterday
to Edward W. Fleming , of Philadelphia ,
nnd Alice Biorco , of Austin , Minn. ; nlso
to J. II. 0. Stuho and Abel Lisnow , both
of Pleasant township ,
T. N. Bray , of Atlantic , is preparing
to open a largo boot and' shoo establish
ment here in the Main street store of
Burnham , Tulloys & Co. 'a block. Ho lias
the reputation of being an energetic and
ropousiblo business man.
A number of visitors are expected from
Omaha , Dunlap nnd other places to at
tend the grand ball to bo given by the
Ancient Order of Hibernians at Bloom &
Nixon's hall on the evening of the 17th.
An extra good time is expected.
A practical showing of appreciation of
the services of the veterans can bo made
by a liberal purchase of tickets for the
ball to bo given by the G. A. 11 , , on the
20th inst. , the proceeds of which are to
RO to the relief of the widows nnd or
phans nnd veterans.
( ! rent preparations are being made for
the masquerade to be given at the roller
* , ideating rink Thursday evening. Some
xf *
p" very unique and some very elegant cos
tumes are being prepared , and the sight
will bo n novel one , while these who per-
ticipato will nave a still merrier time.
Attorney Bears wont to Ore.scunt the
other day to defend a man who had boon
sued and succeeded in getting judgment
in favor of hia client. Now on reaching
homo ho learns that a fresh suit has boon
atnrtod on the same matter by the same
plaintiff. The ways of justice are past
finding out.
An unmually largo crowd'gatliercd at
the roller skating rink last night , the oc
casion being the second contest for the
the gold watch to bo awarded to the most
graceful nnd skillful lady skater. Mies
Palmer was awarded the watch by a vote
of those present. Miss Palmer received
105 , Miss Tostovin 92 , Miss Whitney 80 ,
Misa Nason 74.
The case of Nniarinus , charged withnn
indecent assault upon a little daughter of
Max Mohn , was to have come up for a
hearing yesterday , but by agreement of
nil parties concerned was continued. A
brother of the accused is expected hero
from the east , and it is understood that a
vigorous defense will bo made of the horrible -
riblo chargo.
The other day one of Council "Bluffs'
young men got out a marriage license ,
intending to soon claim as his own a fait
young lady , but before he could got the
preacher to tie the knot the girl's fathoi
had learned what was going on am
balked the plan by taking the girl out of
town. It ia now reported that the lovoi
has won Lu the contest , the .young man
ascertaining whore the qirl was having
gouo there and taken her with him , their
trip being eastward.
A number of the wholesale liquoi
houses of the city are preparing to move
in view of the passage oft the prohibl
tory law. The law will not affect tbi
retailers so much , but the wholesaler !
Bay their trade h&i boon bad onougl
to handle under the old way , and now i
will bo no much worse , that thuy canno
ntand it. A number of them feel in
cltned to try Omaha , but if all shoulc
come in there the fear is that the bust
nes will be overcrowded there. lionet
there b uorne hesitancy aa to what to do
Marshal Eli MoOrackon , of Cleveland
Iowa , was here Yesterday having in charg
a darkey , Joseph James , whom ho ar
rented In Omaha and WAS tnkinj baolc 01
a charge of assault and battery nm
threatening to vhoot. It appears tha
James , who ii a minor , had some rev
Kith a white workman , and when Mo
Cncken tried to arrest him he pulled hi
Mvolyer on the officer. James got away
sd as McCracken had never had a pris
oe r wcape him , ho took special pride ii
' getting Jamea back , not because of tin
hflaouaneM of the offense , but from per
oaal pride , James had boon in Omahi
' , two woeli , and having got a job , hac
neat for his wife , and McOracken follow
ing the woman , wi at the depot am
iwbbod JUIUM as ho greeted hia wife
W. II. Foster , the Jloriit , Harriso
t , has the l rgeet and bent supply 01
planta in the went ,
Materiel of every kind a
'ii , ptxt door io povtofilee.
PRICE IN THE BLUFFS.
How the Slayer of Nugent was Ar-
rtstcd Here ,
The Baino HovoUcr wllli AVIilcli Mo
Did tlio Shooting Oh on Uncle
tolllni.
f-
The killing of James Nugent by Price
has caused no little atir on thla side of
the river nud the tragedy CIXUSCH the re
viving of the recollection that n few
months ngo Price , in company with a
'pal ' , " was arrested by Ofllcor Morao nt
the transfer , on suspicion of being the
parlies wanted at Denver for n heavy
robbery committed there. Price mid his
companion wore taken to the city jail
and there kept looked up , while the
wires were sot working for further par
ticulars and a fuller description of the
men. There was much difllcnlty in
getting nt the needed facia to satisfy the
ninds of the oflicials ns to whether they
'oally ' were the ones needed or not. In
ho meantime Price nnd hia comrade bo-
lame very uneasy nnd in order to
mid them the charge was preferred
gainst them of carrying concealed
weapons , each being armed witli a rovol-
or. The weapons wore , of course , kept
i the charge of the oflicors pending the
ispoqilion of the case. The officers
nally decided that on the charge of rob-
> ory they could not hold them , and BO
isohargod them and lot the charge car
rying concealed weapons drop also. Price
vent to Mayor Bowman nnd represented
.hat ho nnd his comrade had boon arrest
ed hero under a malicious charge , and ns
hey wore dimply traveling through hero
nid happened to have revolvers with
hem , they ought to got their weapons
mck. Mayor Bowman not knowing the
iharactor of Price , or his record , pnvo nti
> rdor on the police to turn over the re
volvers , which they did. The same re
volver which was thus fjiven back
.0 Price was the one with which ho fired
.ho fatal shot Sunday night , it having
icon recognized by oflicora hero who re
member the weapon and the incident
well.
HAED ON HAEDING ,
Irn. Ilr. Harding IJroiiK'it ' to Iho
Front Tor Not Having a Ijluonno
to Practice Mcdlolno.
Mrs. Dr. Eli/a J. Harding , wlio for so
eng resided here and had BO extensive a
tractico , eooms to have got into trouble
with the authorities at Denver , to which
ilaco oho wont with her husband last
our , in the hope of battering his health
iy a climate change. The details of the
flair will bo road with interest here by
icr many old patients and acquaintances
nd nro as follows as given by the Rocky
rlountixin News of the 7th inst. : "Tho
case of Dr. Elizabeth J. Harding , pharg-
d with practicing medicine without a
iconso , was tried in the criminal court
yesterday and attracted n much larger
rowd than usual. Among those present
were nearly a do/.on ladies who came vol
untarily to toitify in behalf of the treat
ment of the defendant in the casu. Thcso
were not allowed to testify , however , the
issue tried being not whether she is a
competent olcctrio healer , but whether
iho ia practicing medicine without hold-
ng a certificate from the state board of
xaminora.
A largo number of prominent doctors
were present also to testify as to whether
.ho . use of electricity was a part of the
ractico of medicine. Among others
were Dr. H. A. Lemon , Dr. Parker , Dr.
J. 0. Davis and Dr. Wheeler.
It was shown quite conclusively by the
testimony of the gentlemen that the use
of electricity for healing purposes is part
of the pntctico of modiciuo , and that the
good or ill results to follow from its use
depends largely upon the skill and
knowledge of the person by whom it ia
applied. It could not bo used indiscrim
inately for all disease : and must bo used
properly in order to accomplish any good
n any.
Dr. Parker tcsilied that the defend
ant presented the court with a certificate
showing that she was qualified to admin
ister olcctrio treatment , but that the
board had' decided by resolution that
proof of this would not bo suQlciont to
entitle an applicant to receive a cortift-
cato. Ho also claimed that she admitted
to him that aho had uovor mndoaotuuj
of physiology , anatomy or obstetrics.
There waa no oviuenco introduced tc
show that any of the defendant's patient *
had boon injured by her treatment , 01
that oho hud ventured outside of the
field of electric tioatmont in her prao.
tico.
tico.Tho
The defendant was present throughout
the trial , quito elegantly attired , and con
ducted herself in an easy and lady-like
manner , The ladies who had appeared tc
testify in her behalf appeared to takp amore
moro active interest in the proceedings
than nho , and it. would bo difficult at flrsl
glance to determine which waa the do
fondant.
As the case was tried it was very clear ! }
against Mrs. Harding , there being notlr
tug to provo but that uho waa practicing
medicine without a license. And yol
there did not appear to bo any strong
popular feeling manifested oy the
crowd in attendance. Indeed ,
it would not bo far frotr
Iho fact to state the sympathies of the
crowd wore rather with Mrs. Harding ,
Thii fcoliug wai rather encouraged by the
address of Colonel Montgomery , wlu
claimed that the action of the 'board wat
the result of a desire on the p rt of the
regular schools of medicine to presorvu i
monopoly of "living on human blood. "
Judge Roger * charged the jury that , il
it iras found that the defendant wet
practicing modioino without a license ,
they should find her guilty , and that il
they wore of the opinion that the uiu ol
nlootricity as a healing agent was not
° f the practice of mcuicino , ttio jurj
should acquit.
The jury , after being out one hour ,
brought in u verdict of guilty. An up
peal to the supreme court will botakenii
tilt * cane.
Vivo
Senator Oarson , of this city , Intro
duccd an act requiring that all publl
buildings , theaters , hotel * , boarding
" j houses , and other buildings of a groatoi
| height than two stories , wherein poopli
; aueuujo , uhall bo provided with luQl
{ citnt tmfo and couvcnUut fire escapes
and that owners failing to thus provide
oscnpos shall bo fined not ICRS than $25
nor moro than $100. The bill provides
atao that the trustees of all state institu
tions shall provide such of the public
buildings of the fltalo with fire escapes ,
as the executive council may direct.
In Council DlulTs tlioro is especially
Bomo need for action which will force the
owners of largo buildings and halls to
provide suitable tire escapes. Thcro is
also need for some measure by which
buildings may bo ofiicinlly inspected , no
that their safety , their proper mode of
construction , their freedom from extra
rinks of fire , and their modes of ingress
and cgrotn , may bo carefully seen to and
the public given assurance of safety , or
warning of danger , as the facta may
warrant.
THE FAST MAIL
Itcnclied Council BliiiTu on Time ImM
Hvonlng.
There was much interest manifested hero
lait evening in the arrival of the fast
mail from Chicago. It waa brought in
on the regular 0. , B. & Q. No. ! l , nrriv-
g hero on time nt 7 p. m , This trnin
'avos ' Chicago about 10 p. in. , but leaving
i usual on Monday night it took no
ail. The fast mail train from Now
ork arrived in Chicago n little after 11 !
n Tuesday morning , nnd n little after 3
. m. the fast mail for this section started
ut and How over the road until it over-
ook the regular train , which loft nt 10
ho night before , nt Ottumwa. The fast
rain consisted of a mail and baggage car ,
no passenger coach nnd Vice President
'otter's private car. This car was left at
Burlington , nnd on reaching Ottumwn
ho other coach was dropped nnd the
mggngo nnd mail cars were attached to
cgular train No. It and brought to this
ity. One car was taken oil nt Pacific
unction nnd sent thence by Plattsmouth ,
nd the train which arrived hero had the
sumo make-up ns usual. _ Arrangements
lave bccm made by which No. 3 will
cave Chicago at 10 p. m. as usual nnd
ho fast mail next morning at 3 a. m. ,
> vcrtaking it at Ottumwa if possible , but
f not it will continue on until it does.
The run was made yesterday from Chicago
cage to Ottumwn , n distance of 281 miles ,
'n 7 hours mid 0 minutes including stop ? ,
> no of 30 minutes nt Burlington. The
distance from Chicago to Aurora , 38
miles , was gone over in 41 minutes ; to
Oalcsburg , 103 miles , in 3 hours , includ-
'ng 5 stops , and from Burlington to Ot-
tttmva , 75 mile ? , in 2 hours and 5 min-
uten including stops in delivering and re
ceiving mails.
WINDOW SIIAUKH at costl at BKAHD'B
iVall Paper Store.
FEHSONAb.
> T. If. Uurrouf-hs , who la seeking health by
\ sojourn at Los Vegas , ia reported as quite
II.
J. M. llyilcnnd J. M. Harris , representing
.hoAhin .Toslin company , are nt the Offilou.
Mr. Horacu Shears , mall clerk of the C. ,
B. Q. , In now a happy father.
John 1' . Organ , of Xcoln , WAD in the city
cstordny.
W. 0. HuilBon and ( J. C. Brings , of Win-
.onot , wore in the city yesterday , and at the
Pacific.
. l > . Snndfurd , of A\ocn , was In the city
yesterday.
Andrew 1'Vanco , of Sheuaudoah , wait nt
Bcchtolo'a yesterday.
C. J. Cuttlur , f Modalo , Iowa , UAH In the
city yesterday.
The Old Settlers society , at their last
meeting , adopted the following resolu
tions :
WHKUEAH , The Hon. D. W. Price de
parted this life , at his residence in this
city , on the morning of February 17 ,
fS-i , after a short illness.
WHKUBAS , The deceased was distin
guished for many marked and noted
traits of character , among which wo may
mention his genial spirit ; his persuasive
manner ; hia logical mind ; his fascinating
eloquence ; hia devotion to literature , and
his love for the beautiful ; qualities which
made his presence , alike at the bar , in
public gatherings or in the quiet course
of social life to boat nil time equally
sought for , and united in winning to
himself the love of his intimate friends
and the rcopect of the community , feel
ings which deepened in intensity aa the
years rolled on towards his final depart
ure. And ,
WIIKHKAH , The deceased had been n
resident of this 'county for upwards of
thirty years , nnd was therefore , at the
time of his death , one of the oldest settlers
tlors ; therefore ,
Jicboli'ed ' , That wo , the old settlers of
the county , heartily bear this testimony
to Hon. D. W. Price , and while wo ex
tend our sympathies and condolence to
his mourning family , vre desire to or-
prcns our deep regret that ho could not
have boon spared to this community , nnd
also to mingle with us in the now society
wo have formed , composed ns it is of
those who had personally known and
loved him during his entire residence in
this county.
Jtcsolvcd , That those resolution's bo
entered at length upon our minutes nnd
published. D. 0. BLOOMKK ,
. WM A. AlvNbTKii ,
A. V. LAUIMKU ,
Committee.
Real Karate Transfer *
The following deodw were filed for re
cord in the recorder's office , March
11 , reported for TUB BED by P. J. Mo-
Molion , real estate agent :
0 , , R. 1. & P. n. U. Co. to Wm. Hos-
ler , n } so * 31 , 75 , 40 , $720.
Wm. II. Mullano to John Ro no , part
lota 11 and 12 , block 23 , Noola , $800. ,
Maria Nicholu to Mary Farrell , lots 7 ,
8 and 0 , block 2 , Arnold's addition to
Oakland , $10.
Wm. Trail to J. II. Griffith , s\ \ awl 21 ,
77 , 38 , § 2,323
Total eaU-s , $3,853.
JACOU filMB. E. I > . OADWKLL
8IM8& CADWELL ,
Attorneys - -
„ . . . ,
COUNCIL MLurra , IOWA
Office , Uatn Btroet. Koomi 1 and Uhugart * Uc <
Uahoti'i Ul ck. Will praotloa In Btata and l" '
otnrt *
N. SCHURZ !
Justice of the Peace ,
OFHOK OVCll AUKKIOAK KM'UEBi
COUNCIL I LUPFS , - 10 VA ,
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WE ARE RECEIVING SOME VERY FJNE
Shoes and Slippers.
Gentlemen
OUR FINE
BOOTS AND SHOES
For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and
see our New Stock.
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. .
418 Broadway , Council Blull's , )
West Side Square , Clnnndn , f
MAYNE & PALMER ,
.
DKAT.KK3IN
Hard and Soft Goal ,
AND WOOD ,
ULK . 'AND BAUKEIi LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , WCUIQAN PLASTKB , HAIR
AND SEWER POM
JO , 039 Broaaway , - . . . C00WCIL BLOTPB , IOWA.
SMITH & TOLiTjEIt.
Soring Goods LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS , Just Received ,
7 nnd 0 Main street ,
CoONOILBtUKFS , - - . - IOWA.
uropean Hotel.
The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of
"PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET. "
New Building Hew Furnishings.
ALL MODERN IMPROVfMENTS CENTKA.LLY 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 J3LUFFS.
M. GALLAGHER.
Now Store , Fresh Goods , Low Prices and Polite Attendants.
First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel , }
LIVE TO EAT. EAT TO LIVE. '
RESTAURANT AND CAFE ,
to
Kd. O luon 1 401 Broadway , f Moil * at all Hours. .
Choi d'cuUlno f Council ItlufTa. \ 1'artlea a Specialty.
COAL GIVEN AWAY !
Every one who buvs a ton of the celebrated Centervillo coal of Platte
Ovi'iton , tflico 601 First avenue , yard 804 : Main street , Council BlufFs
ia L'litiflod to a rhince in the drawing for one ton of coal , to be given
a\vi v March loth. You mt y thus act
A Ton of Coal for Nothing.
DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF
f ALL PAPER Al I110I
Interior Decorations.
IS S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
HEATING STOVES
AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
ABU
Grauito and Tinware. Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A large
line of extiaordinary Fine Carvers.
DeVOL & WRIGHT , 504
POSITIVELY THE LARGEST AND CHOICEST STOCK
Ever shown west of Chicago , now being received by
GASADY , ORGUTT & FRENCH ,
Carpets from 25o to $3,50 per Yard , Also
TURCOMAN , MADRAS , LACE AND SILK CURTAINS
Xxx Ox-oxvt
502 Broadway , Council Blulft. | CASADY , OitCUTT & FIIENCH.
( OPPOSITE COURT BOUSE , )
TO LOAN ON ML ESTATE !
Complete Abstracts of Title to nil Lots and Lauds in the County.
SmpkieHardrareOj
H
109 nnd 111 S. Mnln Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN1
HATS , CAPS BUCK GLOVES ,
342 nnd 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
All klmla of / CT. 3QC.
ffirtf. l
3S8B ROOM 6 , NEW OPERA HOUSE , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
ito. , etc. \ All Orders by Mail Promptly Attended To.
WHY DON'T YOU
dKTSDMEOF
FITCH BROTHERS' ' CUSTOM SHIRTS ? < W.
Potfcct Fitting , Best and CheapestEUno I.lnen Collars I'j
No. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa.
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER !
Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds.
TELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGUT
t. , Oo-u.aa.oll
RESTON HOUSE 0
EVERYTHINO FIIISTCLASS.
Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St. , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Railway Time Table.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following are the times ot the ftrrhal enil de
parture of trains by central etandaril time , kt the
local depots. Trains lca transfer depot ten mln-
earlier t > nd arrli o ten rulnutes later.
CHICAGO , BCBUKOrOX AND QUIVCT.
LKAVK ARRlVlt.
6:20 : pm Council Bluff , Express , O.SO a m
6:40 : p m Chicago Exprcda o.40am
9.45 a m Mall. 7iWpir
KAN8A9 CUT , ST. JOS AND COUtiCIL HLUFKH.
10:10 : a m Mall and Express , 6 45 p m
835 p m Pacific Express , 6.35 p m
CHICAGO , MILWADKXB AND HT. PADI.
p m Express , 0:40 : a m
9.45 a m Express , 6 : 5 p tu
CHICAGO , ROCK tSLAXD AND PACIFIC.
C.SOpm AtUntlc Exprcts , 0.40nm
9.50 a m Day Express , 8.DO p m
7lSam : Do Helms Aoc-mmodatlon , 4:10 : pm
At local dtpot only.
"WABA3H , 8T. LOCI3 A > D > ACinC.
D.55 a m Mall , 4:45 : p m
4.Mpm Cannon Pall , 11:15am :
At Trantferonly.
CHICAGO and houTuwiMTKiu < .
D:30 : p m Express 6 50 p m
0.45am 1'acifllc Express , 0:45 : am
8IODX CITT AND PACIKIC.
7:40 : psm St. Paul Express , O.noam
7:20 a ru Accommodation , 6.50 p m
UNION PACIFIC.
7:50 p m Western Express , 8 SO a m
11:44 : a m Pacific Exprers , 4 34 p m
7:49 : a m Local Express , 8 64 a m
12:14 a in , Lincoln Express ,
"At TramJer only.
IlCMVY TIIUNS TOOMAIU.
Leave 84-0.24-10-24-Jl:24 : : a. m. l:24-2:2t-S : : St-
4:21-5:24-fl.24-7-4 : : and 11:04 : p , m Surday , 8.44-
10.24 a. m. ] -3r4-5:24-7Ol : : : : and 11:04 : p. m. Ar
rive Su mlnutea before lea > ln ) ( tlmo.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
The undersigned will oiler for sale
on
March 15 , 10 O'Clock A. M ,
AT
PUBUG OUTCRY
IN
Fottawattamie Co. , Iowa ,
140 Steers , 11 Horses ,
COWS , HOGS , CORN , OATS , AND
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
TERMS Ten months' time , at
ten per cent interest , with n proved
spcurity on nil sums over ten dollars
All sums of t-n dollars or under ,
cah. Five per Cr-nt di-c unt tor
cash QU all RHUH over ten dollars.
CAROLINE E. RAND ,
Administratrix.
R. Rice M. D.
or other tumors removed without UN
knlfo or drawing ol blood ,
CHRONIC
Over thirty yean practical ezperlenoa Offloa No
6 Pearl Btreet , Council Dlulli
OTOoniultatlon ( rm
At the woll-known Establishment
OH
J. P. FILBERT ,
209 Upper Brotmway , the
PIONEER GASH
01 Couccll Dliinj. Kotlcu our reduced 1'rlce U t.
W Ki\i >
16 pounds KitmO Sugar ( or . , , $1 00
11 poundi ( Iranulatod Hunr . . , . . , , , , , . 100
! > tpounil Choice O.Unoil . , . . , , , . 1 00
S4 pounds Na y licjni. . . . , , . , , I CO
SO pound * B" t Bulk Starch . . . . . . . ICO
12 | iouua Curi'llrm ' Klco . . . . . . . . . . . . . too
IS pouodt Clioica 1'runn . , . 1 ou
ibar > Bi.flalo Soap . . . , , , 1 00
hxtrnljikuTruut , jr i > ound. . . . . . . . . , , . to
Choice Mlcc-i Meat , per pound. . . , , . . , 10
1 dozuo llackcrcl . , . , 16
Culorudo Flour , Winter , p r CM t. . . , . S 00
T. T. T.
All cradM , according to quality , I5o to SCo { mr
pound
We also carry a full line ot ilen'i , ladles' and
C Idreu'f flue blicuand lieu' * Hre lloota at very
low i > rlctM , M o lull line ol Tinware and geneial
murchaiidlte. ( .ull on IK and kecotitluct < dtijt ) you
on * te uoiiey bdvullni ; ulth u . Uood * dtlhcrcd
( rbj Inonv { arti < ( tl > iit > .
lu . . word , ri am txiund ta tll and. challenge M !
lauJuL-U coui ciltluu lu thu count ) .
J. T. FILBEUT I
, I
Cm n Pu !
SILOAM
MINERAL SPRINGS.
We irua antco the cute of the following named db-
Bcases , or no paj : Hheimmtlsni , Sen tula , Ulcer * ,
Catarrh , al Itlnod and skin dlseaies , lv pepala , Liver
Complaint , Kidney and Bladder Disease * . Oout , Neu
ralgia anJ Asthma , Thes ! Sprlngaaro the fa\orita
reeort of the tired an.l debllltatod , and are the
KEEliLi : LADHS BEST FRIEND ,
Good hotel , livery and bathing accomodation both
winter and summer. Locality hielilj plcturcsqua
and healthy. Accessible by Wabseh rallnay , t
EvmiaorC.B. & Q. , at Allmn ) . Corrcfi onaeno
BOlicitod , REV. M. M. THOMPSON. \
Manager.
Album , Slloam Spring ! , [ Gentry Co. , Mo.
ANALYSIS.
Specific Onuity 1.002
Reaction Keutra
Carbonic Acid f ns ! 6 In. per gallon
Carbonate Calcium 35,021 Uralni ,
Carbonate Iron 7r41 S'j fl
Sulpliato Mafrncsla 368 "
Sulphate Calci m 1,148 "
Chloride Sodium 7,280
Slllica 1 68 " %
Alumuia . . . .0,018 / O
Organicand Volatile matter and loss . . . .1,460 "
Totalecllda per gallon 87,174 "
WIUOUT& MKKRILL , ChemUts
THE DOOM OF THE UNSAVED !
"Tho wicked almll bo turned into hell ,
and the nations that forgot God. And
the same shall drink of the vrino of the . t-v
H > -
wrath ef God , which s poured out with
out mixture into the cup of indignation ,
and ho shall bo tormented with fire and
brimstone in the presences of the holy
anguls and in the presence ot the Lamb.
BIHLK.
W. R. VAUCHAN.
Justice of the Peace.
Uiuafta ana Council Jilutfr.
lleal efcttte collec ton agcm O1-1 Fe'liv .lo
Oicrp&vinsri hsiiV
TUOU. omna , n. n. rcur.
OFFICER & PUSEY
BACKERS.
Council BluOj . . ] .
Esiabnsnea - - 7856
Dealers In Knrelirii uuil on istle KXLbaneo and
CORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTH AVK , ,
Open l < : ' 0a. m.,2 ; Op. m nnd730p. ; m. , Hon
G \Vctlneada ) and Friday e > culi ga exclusively
the lydiiplc Club.
jtarMiiaio on Tuesday anil Thurkday ctcnlngs.
ADUISSIOK , 26 CENTS.
No objocttouabla clutracten will be admitted.
CUATHAN & MAUTEN8. PROl'RIETORS
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special advertlieinenU , uch aa Lost ,
Found , To Loan. For Sale , To Kent , Wants , Board.
lu etc. , will be Inserted In Oil * column at the low
nta ol TEN CENTS PER LINK ( or the first Insertion
and FIVE CENTS PER LINK ( or each nibaequeut n-
wrtlon , _ Leave adt ertlsementg at our office , No.
Pearl Street , near Br Old way
WANTS.
WANTKU AlUnboywIth | > ony t > i cam route
( < r lln- Oil at Council Itluflu lien offlc-e.
\TrANTEU-E erj'bociym Countll DluI to take
VV TuicltBK. Delivered by carrier at only twenty
oenu a week.
OU ) PAI'EnS Kor Bale at BBS otlioo at 2i eenta
a hundred.
FOUlKNT-ElfK ( tlyurnMii'd aupartments In
hou.ovlth jrii.te ( n ly ) lU > ( eience ( ex.
changed. Address U , W. J. Ilee offlra.
AOKKTS-Tadlci and Kcctlemen can make flrnt
clutt uaifft by Mlllug the "Champion Ihom
btrtdlier and Iroulne UatrJ. " 1UUIU kt SI 00.
Any lady cauuoupk fine dilrt Kithoui K wriatle
ami glosi I u nicelyaj hut tlaundrii can.Addnu
( orpa'tkuUrsO. ' B. tf. & L Uo. , lux oUlce , ( or one
month-
Mrs , H , J , Hilton , M , D ,
PHYSICIAN & SURHEON.
223 Mlrtdlo BritT v. Oonnotl BluflR
EDWIN J , ABBOTT !
Justice of lie Peace.
4W1H'O.U\VAY , - COUNCIL