THE DAI1A BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , WEDNESDAY JANUARY 14 , 1885.
THE DAILY BEE.
BLUFFS ,
Tuesday Morning , Jan 13 ,
SUBSCRIPTION KATES ,
DyCantci . . . . . . . 0 cento p r irctk
Dy 1IAU - . . . . . . . . . . tio.oo pet you
o. 7 Faarl Dtroct. Ht&r Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
Vine job printing ! a' Ivor's BEE job
offico.
Revival services are in progress in the
Broadway Methodist church.
Job printing in the latest style of the
art , at Pryor's Bnn job oflico.
The carpontoro' nnd joiner's ' union glvo
n dcnco in Bavins' hall thia ovonlng.
The Kanoavillo social club give a dance
in the K. of P. hall Thursday night.
"Only a Farmer's Daughter" is to ap
pear at tho'opera house to-morrow oven-
tog .
Charles Denny , engineer of the Broad
way iitoam laundry , now has n dislocated
arm.
Luavo your orders for job printing a
day or two ahead nt Pryor's Boo job of
fico.
fico.J.
J. W. Smith , of Lime Kiln Hollow
claims that aomo thief hna ntolom his
cow.
cow.Chief
Chief Walton , of the fire department ,
lias boon presented with a handsome
badge.
The Danoho society gives a grand
masquerade on the 31st last. , at Bloom
& Nixon's hall.
Oonrad Golso has housed GOO tons of
, lo for hia brewery , and Louie & Motzor
| HOO tons for their restaurant.
* The people of Council Bluffs appreci
ate good job printing , and , liberally pat-
raniza Pryor'o BEE job oflico.
Friaonoro arrested by the police are
still searched at police headquarters and
then taken to the jail building.
Permit to wed waa yesterday granted
Fritz Steinberg , of Norwalk township ,
and Bottle Benson , of Hazel Dell.
Mrs. WlllamJLovobuig , whoao husband
Is ono of the employees of Mat. Scanlan ,
died yesterday morning attor a brief Ill
ness.
ness.Rav.
Rav. T. J. Mackay yesterday united in
marrlago William E. Oonloy , of "Wyau-
dott county , Kansas , and Miss Sarah A.
Fife , of this county.
Sheriff Guitar has returned from Fort
Madison , where ho took four prisoners.
To-day ho starts back with four others ,
Johnson , Doyle , Coburn and Hanson.
The windows of the city jail are to lo
cated that any outaidora can stop up to
them and recolvo or pass In anything they
choose. A good chance for improvement.
Complaint is again made that the boat
Ing apparatus In the Bloomer school buildIng -
Ing la not working well enough to permit
of school being in cession all the time.
Aid. Goiso is figuring for tbo purchase
of a team at Webster for the now patrol
wagou. The patrol wagon will provo an
expensive luxury if a team has to bo pur
chased , a driver hired , etc.
Mr. T. Harlo , the dairyman , who dislo
cated his knoa by a fall on the Ice in his
yard Saturday , is reported also as being
Injured internally , and some fears are
entertained aa to the result.
It is to bo hoped that the police inves
tigation Is not to result in a more farce.
Lot it go on. The half hna not been In
quired into yet. Lot it bo a thorough
job. Then the public will be oatlsfiod.
Johnson , the confidence man , has boon
nponding his spare momenta In jail in
writing a very spicy , sarcastic bit of
rhyme on Prof. John Phillips , who was
sent to the penitentiary for oix years for
raping ono of his school children.
The "lodger" is getting to bs a great
ono at the city jail. There wore twen
ty-three thus allowed to oloop there night
bofoio last. The number is on the in-
croiso greatly. The assets , of the whole
crowd amounted to five knives and ono
razor.
The Woipon'a-Ghrlatian association has
arranged to occupy the chapel of the
Baptist church. A. largo mission Sun
day schoDl has also boon organized ,
mooting every .Sunday afternoon at the
Baptist church. Mr. A. B. Walker , who
Is ono of the best workers in that line , IB
helping along the ontorprlsa by taking
the Biiporintondenov of the school for a
tlmo.
Those who have lately secured an ordci
of court savoring their property frotr
the city now want the county board tc
lot , thom withdraw from the township
The county board considered the mattoi
' yesterday , but did not roach a deCnlti
conclusion. It ii understood that the ]
will not bo allowed to retire , unless the ]
tvsaumo their share of the township delt
at veil as their aharo of the city debt ,
Work on the now government post of
fica and court homo , corner of Sixtl
etroot and Broadway , has been suspend
od. Contractor J. M. Rico has nearl ;
completed hla part of the building and I
only awaiting the arrival of the iroi
beams aud their being placed In poeltlo ;
when ho will fill in between them wit' '
'it ' Lrlch'and that will complete his contrac
and the basoraont of the building. Th
building now stands five feet olgb
Inches above- the ground.
The board of directors of the Counc
Blnfla savings and building assoclatlo
held a meeting hat night to make arrangi
monts for starting a now eoilca , this gl
Ing now members a chance to enter tt
association , under the next favorable cl
cnmslaicor. This association WAS orgai
Izod In February 1877 , and by Its pea
1
iar plan not only have members boon
helped in saving money , but many have
boon helped to build and own homos who
would have ncarcoly boon able to secure
thorn in any other way. The association ;
by its systematic iray of doing business
has proved a benefit to the town , for lin
provoraonts have boon made which could
scarcely have boon eocurod otherwise.
William Arnd is the secretary , and can
ba found In the auditor's oflico In the
court house , always ready to give inform
atlon concerning the workings of the as
sociation.
sociation.WANDERING
WANDERING 3TAES ,
Tuoy Are Hunting About to ScoWbo
is "Bos8..n
One of the bonoa of contention bo-
twcon the city marshal's force and the
police force is as to which has the right
to search prisoners nnd keep the otTecta ,
Juat what profit there is in going through
the pockets of drunken men deus not ap
pear , but there Eooms a strange eager
ness on the part of both to perform the
duty. The police claim that they have
the right under the printed rules , made
by the mayor , who is the chief of police.
Ono of these rules , in describing the du
ties of the capta'n ' of police , says :
"Ho ( the captain ) Bhnll keep a book ,
to bo known ns a receipt book , In which
shall bo taken a receipt for every article ,
whether money or other property , taken
from prisoners , that it may bo returned
to them or deposited Trilh the clerk. "
With this order of the mayor ns back
ing the prisoners are being brought to
police headquarters and searched there ,
their effects retained , and the prisoners
then taken to the jail.
The city marshal , for some reason
which does not appear , claims control ever
the ollecta. The fact is that the city council
in 1884 , three months before the mayor
wont into oflico , and long before the po
lice rule was written , passed an ordi
nance providing , not that the city mar-
elial , nor the police should take charge
of auch effects , but that the city jailor
shall bo the custodian.
The ordinance provides that the jailor
shall bo appointed by the marshal rrlth
the advice and approval of the council ,
and says : "It shall bo the duty of the
city jailor to keep [ a book provided by
the city council , in which ho shall regis
ter the name of thn officer making an
arrest , the charge preferred , the name ,
ago , occupation , nativity , and residence
of every person committed to his care ,
together with a correct Inventory of
all monies , dangerous weapons , or valua
bles of any kind whatever , which may bo
the property of any such parson , or firm
In his possession. The city jailer shall
place all such monies'dangorouo weapons
or valuables in the safe In the jail until
disposed of by the proper authorities and
shall deliver up the same only on the
written order of the city clerk , oaid order
to ba endorsed by the person authorized
therein to receive any auch property men
tioned in this section. "
The ordinance thus making the jailor
who Ia now Ed Bates , the cus-
tordlan of all such valuables ,
does not provide that ho should glvo any
bonds at all , a rather etrango sort of pro
cedure.
It remains to bo seen whether the
mayor's order or the city ordinance will
pravail. Either the mayor or the city
council must back the track. Both or-
dora cannot bo carried out very well.
FJGUU3ONA.L ,
A. S. A.very , of Walnut , waa in the city
yesterday.
Alderman James is recovering rapidly from
his illness.
Col , A , Cochran has returned from his lit-
tie Sioux rancho.
Dr. J. Farrell , ono of Neola'g merchants ,
was in tlia city yesterday.
Lieutenant-Governor Manning and family
have gone south to spend winter.
l red Ticknor went to Missouri Valley yes-
rday to look after stock business ,
Will Owens , who has been so very ill , ia
oiling along nicely now and will soon ba out
.gain. .
Chris MuBselmau of Fairmont , Neb , , is
era visiting his brother who is the telephone
manager hare ,
Pat Lioy was in Dos Moines yesterday at-
.ending a meeting of thn Iowa Firemen's
association , ono of the features o ! business
oiug the arranging for the atato tournament
t Davenport next Juno ,
Miss Fnnnlo Wnlker , while visiting friends
n Carroll , has been taken quito dangerously
*
, and , in response to a telrgrnin her fraud-
nether , Mrs , Swan , has gene there to attend
icr. A telegram was oho received Tuesday
iglit asking that Dr. Hart , of this city , come
it once , but a later telegram stated tlmt she
ras better , and was considered out of danger.
For Bale My book and statlonory bus-
nosa 3-11 Broadway. H. E. Seaman.
On tlio Bear.
There has boon qnlta a change in the
oats of ( ho policemen , the following
eing the present arrangement : Of the
day men , Officer Brooke will patrol
aucroft , Main , Pearl and Sixth otrcota
rom Broadway to Sixteenth avenue.
O'Brien , Broadway , Pierce and Vine
streets -Washington avenue , from
Main to Duck street. Smullon , Broad
way , Flrat and Washing ton a vonuosMy n-
stor nnd Avenues A and B , from Main to
Twolfthotreet. Of the night men Aus
tin patrola Bancroft , Main and Pearl
from Broadway to Fifth avenue , Ousick ,
Broadway , That and Washington aven
ues , Mynsttr street and Avenues A and
B from Poarl.to Twelfth street. Hurley ,
Main , Bancroft and Sixth streets , from
Fifth to Sixteenth avenues. Towns ,
Broadway , P orco and Vine streets , from
Market to Buck street. Wheeler , Broad
way , Pierce and Vine from Market tc
Pearl ,
m
Heal ISntato Tranafors.
The following ia a liat of real estate
tranefera filed yesterday in the recorder' !
oflico of Pottawattomio county , Iowa , at
furnished by A. J. Stephenton , abatrac
tor , real estate and loan agent , Counci
Bluff , ) , Iowa , January 13 , 1885.
0. R. I. & P. R. R. Co. to G. B. Cati
oUl , bta22 and 23 , block G , Carson
$225.
Josaph Berwoln to Anna Borwin , par
a o I B o ] 30 , 7514 , § 1,200.
Total sales , 81,425
Goo ) , dry , hin , body wood delivered
piled aud mo is artd for 80.25 per co-d
Call a id tee it. E. L S lth & Co. 12
Ma n street. Telephone 117.j
THE "HOME'S" ' INSURANCE ,
. . . . t
How In Curing Vae Orphnn OliUilrcn
An Insurance Company
Carried On.
The statement in yesterday's BEE that
hero was nn insurance company bo
ng worked under the garb of the Ilomo
of the Friendless was nowa to many. All
sorts of Induccmcnto have boon hold out
o got people to "donate" to the Homo ,
) Ut thia apodal feature has bron kept
rather quiet horn. The BBH is in posses
sion of ono of the c6rtiGci\toB , however ,
and the clause which olTorn the insurance
nducomont is DO worded that it ia well-
worth reading , as indicating also the In-
doGnlto oort of business ideas hold by
ho manager. It reads :
The Homo of the Friendless aeaocia-
iou Dgrccs , in the case of the slckcwj
of any morubor , where the disease is not
chronic , or In accordance with the coutsa
of nature , whereby said member ta
hrown out of his silaty for the tlmo of
aid sickness , or If a business man ia in
auch a condition that ho needs assistance ,
to give to said member ilia Bum of $5 n
wculc , if ho ia a member by Ilio payment
of 25 cents a month ; $10 a wcok , If ho ia
a member by the payment of 50 cents a
nonlli , nnd $20 a wcoV , if ho is a mem
ber by the payment of SI n month , for
not inoro tli.ia.aix wotlu in any one year ,
irovidcd tntd amount con bo raited by
assessment upon the members of the M-
oclatlon.
The homo of the friondlces association
agrees further , in the caao of the death
> f any member to pay bin or' her holro or
.u whomsoever ho or oho shall direct the
um of $250. On monthly payments of
5 cents , $500 ; on monthly payments of
iO cents , and $1,000 on monthly pay-
nonts of $1.00 , provided it can bo raised
> y naaoBsmeuta upon the members of the
sjociation.
It is understood nnd agreed that any
iicmbor failing or refusing for fifteen
nys after being notified of a loaa. to pay
is aasosament , forfeits nil claim upon
tie honor of the association for aid in
asa of sickness or death.
A PAEOE ,
The Judicial Contest Hfciil to Have
Dropped to Pieces ,
Tha judicial contest in which. Jndgo
Aylcsworth claims to bo entitled to the
district bench in place of Judge Loof-
bourow Booms to have dropped to pieces
in a comical way. It is said that the notice
tico of the contest was tionb from Des
MoinoB to Atlantic , Judge Lonfbonrow's
home , but ho was neb there. A messen
ger was accordingly dispatched to this
city , where ho was holding court. The
messenger arriving at night , sought rest
in sloop , and did not serve the notice
until the next day. It was then discov
ered that It was too late , the day of sor-
vlco having just passed. Had the notice
been served the night the messenger ar
rived it would have buon in time , but as
it was It came just too l&to. It is claim
ed that this tardiness has Knocked the
bottom out of the whole case.
UlmrneilJ ISuongti.
A telegram has been received stating
that the Homo Mission society of Now
York has accepted the Baptist church
property here on the conditions already
mode public. This settles the troubles
temporarily at least , and the Baptist
church hao disbanded , so that now there
Is simply a mission chapel hero. After
the old sores are healed up a new church
organization will bo perfected without
loubt. Rev. Mr. Proper in explaining
ho situation to the church , remarked that
here would bo no attempt to organize at
ircsont , though services would ba kept
ip. Ho illustrated his views of the case
> y saying that when ho was a boy lie had
.0 churn nomotlmos , and just before the
ratter came , his mother would tell him
> o lot the cream stand still n few mo.
monts , and the particles gather. He
bought rightly too , that the Baptist
church hero had been churned enough ,
nd should ba allowed to stand while the
elements wore allowed to got together of
'holr own accord.
The Y. M. C. A.
The following was the programme ar
ranged for the Y. M. O. A. ontortalnment
ast ovonlng :
Stnclng.
Reading by 1 } ] . Stacy.
"Experienced in Colorado , " by Judge Bond
Solo by S. O Noblo.
Roudiug by Wm. A. Goehrlng.
1NTE11MIS3IO.V.
Instrumental Mu < ic by B. K. Bench.
Readinpby P/ank Rodofor.
Railroad Racket by Messrs. Burke and
Socicury Setten of dor Oldt Pluo Hen , " by
Ti. M. O. Mayer.
Rubbers.
Z. T. Lindsoy & Co. are making a push
n the rubber business. With a fall stock
of men's , women's , boy's mlsecj' and
ihlldron's Now Jarsoy arctics , they are
oiTerinc ; dealers stocks in quantities to
suit , at Ohicago termo and discounts.
They are also carrying a full stook of
joots and sandals of the Now Jersey
make , and are closing out rome felt boots
at very cheap prices. Dealers will do
well to write for piijns.
Dr. 0. 0. Hazon , Dentist , 100 Malnst.
The commercial traveler. ' of England
are not satisfied with the faro and treat
ment they get from the Inns and tavoruc ,
md are agitating the establishment of
cluba nnd hotels for their own use.
COMBIKUOIAIj ,
OOUHOIL DLnrra MABKET ,
Wheat No. 1 milling , 67 ; No. 2 , 65 }
o. S , 45.
Corn Now , 21c.
Data For local purpose * , 23c.
Hay SI 50@6 00 per ton ; baled , 60@GO ,
Rye 35o.
Corn Meal 1 SO per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , 6 00(9 (
6 GO ,
Goal Delivered , hard , t ) 60 per tent soft
4 60 per ton
Lard Falrbank's , wholesaling at 9e.
Hour City Hour , 150@2 OOT
Brooms 2 95@3 00 per doz.
UVB BTOOK.
Cattle Butcher cows 8 25@3 76 , Butcher
Steers , 8 754 00.
Bheop-2 60@3 00 ,
llogs 1 00@4 26.
PBODCOI AND TBUTTB ,
Poultry Lire old bens , 2 60 per dozj droasod
chickens , 8cdressed ; turkeys , 124cj dressed
clucks , 9@lOc ; droajed geese , 10@12c : iprlnc
chickens , per doz. 2 25.
Butter Creamery , 25@28c } choice connta
ICQIBo.
Eggs 22 pot dozen.
vogdtablea Potatoes , 30@40o. per bnshal
onions , COc per bus apples , choie * cooking t )
eating , 2 60@3 00 ; beans , 1 00@l 60 pe
buahoi ; Bwftot notatooa , 2o t > r Ib.
Cider-33 gallon bhl. , r " "
< OrangOJ tl 60 iw bbl ,
-AT-
rOR the purpose of reducing stock and !
making way for spring purchases , we
shall , January Bill , offer our entire stock
of Dry Goods , Carpets , Cloaks , Gmtains ,
Etc. , fo he sold without regard to cost.
This stoo comprises ine line of
choice Dress Goods , Silks , Flannels ,
Ginghams , Prints , Etc , A choice stock
of Newmarkets Brocade- Velvet and
Seal Plush Cloaks.
Ladies' and Cliiklrens' White and Scar
let Underwear and Hosiery , Lace , Lace
Ties , Fi I'm broideries ; also a
lot of homemade Comforts , Blankets ,
and Table Linen ,
Our Cnrpet stock is complete and
offers s ecia I Inducements for select
ion from choice variety of patterns. It
includes Exminster , SVjonuettes , Body
Brussels , Tapestry Brussels , Three Ply
ingrains , Hemp , Rattan Matting , Napier
Watting , Etc. , Etc ,
Fine Lace Curtains , Tambour , Turco
man , Curtain Goods and Curtain Shades
in Variet a eauty of design ,
Sae Begins January
Customers will secure " °
BEST BARGAINS ,
-AT-
) _ ,
401 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
IOAVA 1TE91S.
There are 025,81 ! ) school children in
[ owa , an incroaao of 21,070 over the year
1883.
1883.Within
Within a week the JIalvorn Packing
company have ohippod aomo 800,000
pounds of balk meat.
The people of Sionx Citv propoaa to
: ridge the Mlaaonrl if it tukoa the laat
dollar of Boston cupltaliata.
George Bedford , , the partner of Jock
Roynolda In the shooting of Sheriff
McCord , VIM convicted in Judge Hen-
doraon's ' court at Marabulltown , Thura-
day evening , of the Llsoomb burglary on
two indictments , ono for larceny of the
Roods , .and another for the shooting.
Jack Reynolds refused to testify either
for or againat Bedford in the caao tried.
Itacont developments in regard to the
diseaao which haa boon so fatal among
the hogs of the southeastern part of
Cherokee county , demonstrates that It ia
not cholera that ia troubling the lipgA ,
but worms. Post-mortem examinations
revealed the worms knotted up in the
: iog'a stoinnph. Concentrated lye ia ;
said to effect a euro and speedy cure.
Turpentine la also good.
Not a milo of railroad , not a bank , not
a telegraph oflico ia erected in Calhoun
county , Illinois , though it has a popnla
; ion of about eight thousand. The typi
cal resident ia part hunter and part
'armor ' , with a decided loaning to leis
ure.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
A. B. HOWE'S
Corn Meal ,
Graham Flour ,
Hominy ,
Ground Fresh Every Day !
Ground Feed Always on Ilnnd.
Mill , corner of North Sixth and Mill Streets ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
THE PLACE
To purch s K
Al Bottom Prices , is
HOMER & GO'S
23 Main Blnet , CoindlElu
Irs-lUEiMlO - , ,
PEYSIGIM & SURGEON ,
TDOH. ornctBi vr. n. v. rcssi
Cocadl Bluffs , . Ia ,
Established - - 1856
Dealer In Foreign and D mcstlo Ezchanga and
Home Btcuiltlea ,
COONCir. BUJFiS , IOWA.
Offlco , Main Street , lloom 3 , Shugart and Eeno
hlock. Will practice In S.atoand Federal courts.
J. E. TATS ,
Praetlco In State and Fedora. ! Court * .
Collections promptly uttendod to.
Room in , Shugart'a ' Building ,
OOUNOIL BLUFFS TOW A
DrW. H. Shorradon
DENTIST ,
Masonic Temple ,
Oonncll Blafta Iowa.
$20 REWARD !
> r > A RKWAUU | ) ilJ lor Information ol present
iyiU loratlon pair r > or en , Matron anil harness ,
mortU'Rod hr William D Hall tol'homaa n'Donton
Ii ay horse seven years old , 1.COO pounde , scar Iclt
hind lc ; , black horse nlno } cara oldi tarln fore *
i.ted ipiiln In debt hind teg. wgon , Cooper mak h
thro Inch tet double htrncea , tikun from I'ottawatt-
aulo county In < UKU9t Ten dollara reward for
diajovcry ol Slid ITall. Hall described OB about 5
leot lOmohcs , ' andy complexion , h U head on top
wikipra brownish red , Btmiil-h liullt , about 40jear
prlj tnLu'uard. EVrett , attorney at law
Ululld , Iowa ,
STEAM
EVERYTHING NEW ,
All the Latest Improved
Machinery.
All Work First Glass.
Orders by Mail Solicited
Express Paid on all Or
ders over $2.60.
Collars and Cuffs a
Specially ,
Es/iablished 1882.
H. E. EEMEB , Manager
Ul Broadway , COUNCIL BLTJTra , IA.
A XOLTjKK
LEADING MKROIIANT TAILORS
f and 0 Main ntrcot ,
I
Ooxmoiii Bturra , lowx.
Complete Line of New Goods to Select From.
, * J
Keep Horscn and Mules constantly on hand which
wo will sell In retail or wholesale lotf.
All Stock Warranted as ReoresBiiteti.
Wholcmlo anil retail dealers In Grain ml Baled H r. l'ilco
oonablo S tUivctlon ( Ou r ntted.
Corner Fifth Avo. & Fourth St. UoitncilUluffa.
NOKENE 5 LANDSTROm ,
Winter Goods Ilcndy. Suits Jndo [ to Order iu Latest Style
on Short Notice nud fit Rensoiif'hln ' Prices.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ,
i Main Struct , - - - . . Council Blnffij.
AGENTS WANTED.
Drs. Judd & Smith's ITe-w Improved Electric Belt.
310 nilOAIMVAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ; 725 KLM ST. , DAT.LAS , TEXAS ; ami IT. WAYNE , IN
IT POSITIVELY CUKES KMnev Mid Mrcr Complaint. llrlRht'j Il m-c , Ulicimatlsm , NounltU
nyepcrela , Notions ! csi W ; tltiR WcakiirRF , IMr.ilysln , h | > in l AI ( ctlciu , IiHlRoitlou , Ilcttt IllwiMi , Fit !
Ilcadach , Lime Hack , Co'd ' tout , and all diseases requiting luorensoJ motl > o luwors. Nuw tmnrcnixl bo
(3 nnd (5old ; Btjlol tach.
GENUINE SLAUGHTER
III THE PRICES OF
Stoves !
The ee son It\ng \ to Iar advanced I IT concluded to dlfposo ot toy ntocs RitOARDtrss or ccmv ui uiw
truiootogtottarthtrn untiluextteiscn. Cilleuly u I ttlll not bo umleiioM li.vnajouo.
_ _ A. J. Maadel ,
25 broudway. Council HlulK
SPECIAL NOTICES
HOTICK. Spodal Tertlscmentu , svio us I.oa
found , To 1/ot.n , Foi Sale , To Boot , Wauts , lear <
Ing , eta. , will bo Inserted In this column at the low
ruto o ! TEN CENTS PER LINE ( or the first loseitlo
ted FIVE CENTS PER LINK lor each eubeoqncnk n
ertlon. Lcaro advortleoraontl it onr offlco , No.
Peatl Hired , neat Broadway
. _
FtflfSVUE Lands ImpVoicd aad' ' unfmii fiDfct
If yen want ft Jaim In western Iowa , Kanai
Nebraska or Dakota , Ictus hou ( rom you.
SUAN & VVALKKR ;
FUll SALE Special bargain. A large bvo etor
frao dwelling , ton rooms with nil modern inn
provcincuts. well located nnd almost new. Piico
< 5CO ; ) , SI , (03 cash balance long tixo ,
SWAN & WAtKXR.
WANTED To correspond with anv non-rcsldcn
owner of property la Council Bluffs or Potta-
wattimlo county , or any on * wishing to bu
or eell piopeity In wtstern Io n , Knnsis or Nebraska
SWAN & WALKER.
SAIE A laree cumber ot business nnd ros
FOR
dcnco Iota In all parts of Council Bluffs. Sc
ua before } ou buy , SWAN & : WALKKR.
OU RENT We ho several houBPS on our lie
F
( or rent , vacant now , SWAN & WALKKIL
FOK SLE Partloi wishing to buy cheap lots t
build en can buy on n. onihly pa > incnta of ( rom
52 to 510. SWAX & WALKIK
FOR RENf Wo will rent you a lot to bu.ld 01
with thoprUUago to buy 1 ( > ou with on very
liberal tcrm . SWAN & WALKKR.
WANIEU lo oorrefpond with any oao
gocd locitlon ( , r jlanning mill , sa h , dee
and bund inanua tory , \\o have bulldlm ; am
machinery , well located , ( orBale , Iraso or ttaHo ;
Ul SIVAS&
FOR KENT-Large two story triune bulldlcg- suit
able ( or warchouio ur Btozi c purposes , nen
railroad depot. SVAN & WALKKR.
RUNT OR SALE Building and grouids
FOR enitib'c for small ( oundiy and machine six ) ] )
Good boiler , engine , cupila , blower with flicd eluXt-
Ing eta , icady to put in motion.
SVAN WALKKB ,
FOR SALE Shelving , counters , Siblci desks , gas
fixtures el-3. Kniulro ol II. K. Seaman , papei ,
books and stationery , 311 Broadway.
i'OR SALE Asocono-haudsalo. No. 217 Broad-
Council Blu < Ia >
FOR 8ALE-One JO horse portable holler ant
engine Beat ol rrdor. Also sru < eight horse
engine and boiler , on uliecls. l/o i & Ollto t , 623
Main Btrest , Couoiil B nlfs.
FOH BALE Two hoi sea ImgR } , anil Unlit single *
harness. U. 3. Kobcrtson EOi'Broailv ny.
WANTED A good girl or woinia. ( or gone a
housework , ono suitable ) will pall good wages
Enquire at 1206 Blzto strict opposite ncluul house.
VX7 ANTED Agonii in eVery couatyln western
VV Iowa to sell Wo "Champion IXiiom Stretcher
and Ixonlcg Board" , Kvmylady pionounica It en-
eight to bo Just whaislu want' , either ( or lioisclf
jr hlrec' help. Big luduccmenlu to agents. Iletill *
'or ' 31 , Address C. B , S. and I UcrjJ , Boo omct-
Louucil Bluflp ,
jiiOK WALK llousua. Lots and Land. A. J.
1 ? ' teproi'oii , GC3 First tucmic' .
ioirHALK torMmBKyT llrat-T.BJ make anil
in ex client coudltloM. Or " 111 trailo tor cho p
int. Atlclrcnn f. M Boo olllcc , Council liluTs.
eND vi CUD Ucuige llcaton , 6\2i \ Bru.d-
GOAL
nay. fells coal and wood at rcaooimblo prlcca ,
; lve 2,000 Ibs. ( or a ton , andl ? 3 eublo ( or a cord ,
L'ry him.
\irANTKD hvory Dwl/ln Uouncil bnifls to cake
VV TiinBMu. Dellvored by carrier t only twenty
nta t week.
O ILLI 1'Al'KllS For BJlu * t U oatov , at 26 ccnta
a hundred
J. L.
in Met Apnt ,
No. 507 Broadway Council Bluffo.
Corrected to Januur ) 7 , 1SS5.
OODNOIL BLOKE'S.
The following are tbo times of the arrirbl and do.
jurturo of trains by central ctandard tlioe , at the
ocal depota. Trains Icavo transfer depot tan mlr-
atea earlier and arrive ten minute ? later.
CUIOIOO , BUf L'JMrOH AHO qUWOT. '
LBIV . itnivr.
i:86pto : OhluvroKxprom ! B00 ; a m
BtO : A m Fast JO. M. 7:00 : p tc
i:20 : p ru Aooominodatlon. JlOOi \ m
"At Icol depot only.
KiMUS OITT , 8T. it * AMD OOUNCKl ILU7rV >
0 05 a ru Mail and ICxprear , 6'jfi p m
9:16 : pm I'Aolflo KxprcBS , OilTpm
OUI0100 , ULVADKll AND MX rAUTu
S:2B : p to Kxpreer , 9M a m
; 25arn Kxproaa , fSOpra
omoiacsiocH IBLIHD inn noifio.
5:25 : p rn atlar.tla Kxproju , 0:06 : a m
9:26 : a rn D y Expritaa 0:01 p m
IM ; ia "Dat-Uol'ica Accomtsodatlon , B:16 : p m
"At local depol only ,
* Wi.-AU' . , ST. IOUI8 MO TACiriO.
6:10 : pm Acoomrnodaton O'OOam
:80pm : Louli Kiprcsi 8:46 : p m
: p m Chicago Kxprcai 10t6 : B m >
A Transfer "nly
VOlOAOOlUld HQaTIiVUTIir ,
1:60 : p m Kxprew , t:60 : p m
9:26 : a ra Padflo EipreM B:06 : a m
IIODI cm AMD rAcinr.
fitO p nt Ht. I'aol Expresi , 9:00 : a m
fllO a u Pa ; ExpreuH 7:00 : p tn
osiou r iar ia ,
8:00 : > n Western Expiear , 6:30 : a m
ll'.ceam I'aclSo Expresr , :10pm :
ISllO a m Llnnoln Kxprixx , 1:18 : p m
AITraniferooly.
Le Te-T0-El20-8:80-IO0-lliOa. : : ! in.
5:80eo5aoe : : : o-noo : p. ra Sunday 7:20-
/.so-ii:40 t. m. iao-3:30-.6:30-eso-iios : : : : p. u.
rilvn 10 mlnu'il befuje leaving tlru .
ar only
onlyaOHUEZ.
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BIUTE3 Gcnta Ua. Ladles 100.
Admission Free tc Ladles each Morning and Tata-
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cenU.
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