THE DA1JLA BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS , SATURDAY , JANUARY 31 , 1885.
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Batnrday Morning , Jam 3L
SUBSCRIPTION UATE3. :
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MINOE MENTION ,
The county board of supervisors moot
Taoaday ,
Herman Kialor wis yoalorday ftnod for
boint ; drank.
The city council moota at 1 o'clock
Monday afternoon.
The Danobo socloty give a ball thla ov-
onlng at their hall.
Orofta' docs and will hold hls"joods ; In
quality the same ni boforo.
Rev. Mr. Hammond will preach in the
Congregational church to-morrow.
Fay Tomploton oppoaro at the opera
houao thla afternoon and evening.
Leave youf orders for job printing a
flay or two ahead at Pryor's Boo job of ,
fico.
fico.The
The circuit court , with Judge Connor
on the bench , opens hero en the 9th of
February.
Walter Amy now has n badly injured
knee as the result of falling on a slippery
nldowalk ,
lltjv. T. S. Boroll will preach in the
Baptist church to-morrow morning and
evening.
Permit to wed was yoatorday granted
Marvin Noleon and Cathrlna Olaon , both
of this county.
The young ladlca of the Episcopal
charcn are planning for a social in the
Masonic hall next week.
Crofts' clgaro are all manufactured at
D29 Broadway under his own supervision
and are Union hand-made cigars.
Oa Friday evening of next week Bob
JBurdotto Is to give his lecture on "Tho
IUso and Fall of the Moustache. "
The Fay Tomploton company divided
up , part stopping at the Ogden and the
tnost of the company at the Pacific.
The interior of the now Presbyterian
church has so neared completion that
norvicos will bo hold there to-morrow.
Wallace Shepherd now has a sprained
nnklo aa the result of coasting. Two
years ago ho mot with a similar accident.
J. 0. Morgan , now of the Kearney ,
Nob. , Courier , now mourns the death of
Ilia aged father , who died there on
the 22d.
Two tramps sneaked aomo pairs of
boots from Eiaoman , Rodda & Co.'s yea
torday , but were arrested , and the goods
recovered.
There Is to bo a convention of survey
ors and engineers at Dos Moines Feb
ruary 24 , for the purpose of organizing
an association.
Charles Bennett , known as "Banjo
Charlie , " was yesterday given a donblo
doao in the police court for being drunk
and oxpoeing Ills' person.
Itoraomber CrofU sells three Go cigaro
for lOo and twenty for OOc , also two ,
clear Havana filler , Sumatra wrapper
hand raado cigars , for 15o and eight for
COo.
COo.A
A pair of handcuffs with the key at
tached by a cord has boon lost by Nick
O'Brien who requests the finder to leave
the same at TUB BEE office or return
them to him.
Among thoao who have filed plans for anew
now court house are S. E. Mason , of this
city ; Eckort&Mann , of St. Joseph ; E.
E. Myers , of Detroit , and W. A. Howie ,
of Marahalltown.
The Evening Herald has struck n leaden
on filling up space. It is publishing all
the anonymous letters it can find or com
pose , purporting to bo from persona who
contemplate suiciding.
Graham avenue has proved the popular
coasting place. The travoraors have a
alldo of threcquartors of a mile and make
the dlatanco In two and a half minutes ,
which Is fast flying , indeed.
W. H. Strickland , business manager
of Shook & Collier's "Storm Boston"
company , was in the city yesterday ar
ranging for the appearance of the com *
vi my here February 4th and 5th.
The iron beams for the now postoflko
ro oxpoctad to arrive to-day. The
castings came two or three days ago.
Mossra , lUymond & Campbell and 0.
Hondrlo of this city have put In bids for
Dotting the above as have also several
eastern firms.
Rev. L. H. Hammond , of Chicago ,
father of the superintendent of the deaf
nnd dumb Institute , will occupy the pul
pit of the Congregational church to
morrow morning and ovoning. It is ex
pected that ho will preach each Sunday
until the arrival of the now pastor , Rev.
0. W. Croft , about March lat.
Now it la on Harry Hunter. Some ono
told him that spring must bo coming , for
they had soon a Martin , but forgetting to
Bay that it wai Henry Martin. Straight
way Harry evolves for the Nonpareil tbo
pleasing Item : "llouso martins , sweet
harbingers , of spring , made their appear
ance yoatorday. " How poetic i
The trial of N. A. Lewis for the mur
der of Arthur Fagan In Des Molnes in
January , 1883 , will bo called in the dla-
trict coutt at Wintemt next Thur day
bolora Judge Mo Henry , A number of
witnesses will attetyl from here to testify .
to Lewis' good character. Judge Cole
and Will Mcllonry * are Lewis' attorney '
in the cnso.
The work of helping the boys of the
city has taken a practical tarn , and much
good will doubtless bo accomplished.
Neglected j and needy boys should register' '
their names at Mr. L. B. Sibloy's office
nndor the. Citizens' bank , and the meetIng -
Ing of the association is to bo hold Mon
day afternoon at 8 o'clock , in the Y. M.
C. A. rooms.
There was a happy gathering of friends
at the residence of J. W. Squires Thura-
day evening In honor of Mr. J. H. Chap
man , of Woodstock , Vermont , who ia
vialting Mr. and Mra. Squires. Mr.
Chapman is a fine vocalist , and the must *
cal feature of the evening's entertainment
was highly enjoyable. Miss Christie
added her voice to some enjoyable se
lections , and Prof. Hammond favored
the company with ono of his excellent
readinga.
Emma Smith , who hag a house In
Yankton , has boon here for a day or two
getting some "lady boarders. " She
a ourod four here and two 1m Omaha.
Among those engaged here was Loua
Wright , who has * boon boarding with
Kittle Edwards. As she skipped out in
the night the Edwards woman a were out
a warrant for her arrest on the charge of
jumping a board bill. Oflicor O'Brien
went after her , caught her In Missouri
Valley , and brought her hack. Justice
Schurz dismissed the case , and she
hurried back to join the pirty.
For sale My book and stationery bus-
ness yil Broadway. H. E. Seaman-
Yearly Itoport of tlio V. M. O. A.
As wo compare the work of to-day with
that of a year ago wo notice n most inorkj
cd uivauoo. A year of constant effort
haa caused the change.
There have been no booms but steady
and saroly wo have tnado our way until
wo occupy the position wo now have in
this city.
The benefits to individual young men
will never bo fully known.
Socially The elegant parlors are al
ways open for any yountr man who de
sires to moot his friends "in quiet conver
sation or entertain them with games.
In this room a young man haa the
same rights ho would have in his own
homo. Young mon of excellent social
qualltlco are always on hand to cordially
greet and welcome strangers. At the
Tuesday evening literary hundreds have
become acquainted with each other and
have been made to fool at homo in our
midst
For mental Improvement the oppor
tunities offered are many. First cumes
the reading room , with a carefully
selected assortment of papers and m.ga-
zincs. Second , chance for development
In public speaking , reading and singing ,
as found in the Literary and social.
Third , general knowledge on current
events , such as manner of conducting
conversations , organization of companies ,
practical talks , congressional debates ,
law suits , etc. Fourth , lectures ; two
have been given ; ono on "Peculiar People
ple , " by John B. Gouph , and ono on
' Sunbeams , " by Prof. F. Starr. Fifth ,
matter of fact ; this very practical way
of searching for bottom facts has just
been introduced , but promises
to bo the most valuable moans of acquir
ing general information wo have got true
example. Ono evening the subject , "d'f-
forent modes of transportation" was
taken up and discussed. The railroad
system was found to bo the most com
plete , hence a special evening vaa spent
in talking of railroads. The cars , value ,
kinds , coal , freight , baggage , mail , coach ,
sleeper , etc. , size of trains of each kind 9
trains compared , speed compared , also
any additional thoughts that might be
suggested in that lino.
Physically , our advancement has not
been so rapid as it ought. A well equip
ped gymnasium Is connected with the
association but as yet it has not secured
suillclont patronage to allow ns to stamp
the word "success" upon it.
The spiritual condition of our work ia
healthy. Wo regard this branch as our
strong hold and there the most of our ef
fort and enthusiasm is centered , The
gospel service , tha young men's mooting
and the young men's bible study are
held weekly. There have been occasional
conversions , but the most noticeable ad
vancement is the development of the
spiritual lives of the young mon. In
times of epecial interest noonday prayer
meetings were held with good results.
Financially wo hav" received mtieh sub
atautinl encouragement from our busi
ness and professional man. This has
cjmo in donated sunn varying from $1
to $100 , and for which wo now extend
our thanks.
Through the kindness of the daily
press wo luvo been supplied with free
coploj of THE BEE , Nonpanol , Globe and
Qorald , and many complimentary notices
have boon qlven us. The association has
been tbo recipient of many gifts , such as |
article ) of furuitare , decorations , maga
zines , coal , Wtod , etc.
The Sundty school nndor our auspices ' ,
held near iho Rook Island depothas been
ably conduct d by Mr. Wyllo recently
assisted by Mr. Boach.
The monthly conference between the
active members of the Omaha association
and onrs has boon held with profit to
both for about six months , the inter
change of ideas being mutually beneficial.
Wo bo.in thla year with a more favor
able outlook than wo began last and wo
en ) working and praying for greater ro-
sul s ,
Membership February 1 , 1881 , was
thirty ; number added during year , sixty-
six ; deotaicd , two ; present membership ,
ninety-four. 0,903 persons have attend
ed the religious meetings and 3,806 the
literary and social.
P. J , MoNTaoMEiiv ,
HAEHV CURTIS , President.
Stcrotary.
Hordes and Males For Snlo ,
Two car loads of horeoa , mules and
mares just received , for ealo at the stables
of Sohlutor & Doloy , Kiels barn , corner
Fisth avinuo i nd Foti-th street.
Architect Mann , of St , Joseph , ia in the
city.
city.Jno.
Jno. Meti , of Ilivorton , Iowa , was at the
1'aciGo yesterday ,
Major P. I' . Kelley , of Glenwood , was In
the city yesterday.
II , K. 1' ate , the Dunlap liveryman , was nt
the I'uciGo yeeUrday.
T , A Clark , wife and daughter rare re-
Utrued from an extended oattern trip. Mr. :
George Clark , of Ntw York eceomjiai.ied
them ou their return and will probably
main In tha weft.
TorntrloFB occur mini frequently in tl o
afternoon , 4 o'clock bultig called the tor-
uado hour.
A BA.T TALE ,
The Sensation About n. 1'oor Olit
JjRdy blvItiK Alone , IJcliiR
Union l > y lints.
A. aanaatlonal utory was atartod yoator-
dap that nn old lady named Marie Bar-
rlngor , living alone in n little hovel , No.
243 Sixth street , had had her fingers
cnton by rnta. The story proves to bo
largely Boneational , with but little truth.
The old lady , now In her 78th year , in
not of very clear mind , and lately ono of
her delusions haa boon that a tnimol had
boon raado by neighbor * , loading into her
Httlo'.houso , for the purpose of nondlng
rats ; into it. The pl&co in which she
llvca is a little old Imoso , with many
cracks for ntorma to bout through , and
she haa.not boon BuflbrliiR in many re
spects from destitution. Uata and mice
infest i the jilnco , but it aoems that aho
haa 1 not been BO badly eaten aa the
sensational report Indicates. The ends
of her fmgora , but that the flesh was ta
ken off by rats whllo oho was asleep
eoomn not very probnblo. The old lady
is very peculiar in itiat-y respects , but Is
known tnat doapito her proaont condition
she ban been aa finely ( ducatod ns any
lady In the city. She ia a thorough
French and Gurmnn scholar , has boon
able to do moat olcgtnt embroidery and
pointing , and haa received a thorough
musical training , having boon an espec
ially fine performer on the piano. She
receives n ennll amount jrom the old
country every quarter , and with the ns-
aiatanco ' of kind-hearted acquaintances
and the county , is given a lidog , though
in j many respects it is a vciy sad and lonesome -
some j ono , and lacking ininy of the com-
i fortu ao needed in old ngn.
ADKUNKEN ROW ,
1 ( . IB Followed by a Display of Tem
per In Court ,
Kato Herbaria homo Taa the econco of
a lively racket Thursday afternoon. Ilor
son-iu-Iair William Larno and Thomas
Brown scorned to bo largely concerned in
it , and an oflicor was scut for. The new
ly appointed ono , Kllgoro appeared on
the sono , but though a burly built man ,
ho nooinod uuablo to handle Brown , who
was protly full of fighting \vhiikoy , after
ono iound , In which Urown IAVBB given a
blcody bloir on the head with the police
man's club , assistance came , and Brown
and Larno vroro brought to the .station.
They appeared In the pollco court yea
torday morning. Brown pleaded guilty
to being drunk and was fined. Larno's
wlfo appoard against him , and they had a
lively war of words and Interchange of
'
abuse and charges' . The display of tam
per was such that Judge Aylostrorth con
cluded to lot the case go over to after
noon , but by that tlmo the woman had
cooled down and did not appear in court
to testify , so her husband was discharged.
About an hour later she appeared on the
scene , nnd finding it was too late eho
started off in hieh dadgoon to uce aoniu
lawyer and corau.onco . over again.
STILL MOEE OHAEGES ,
The Police Force I Catching It AH
Around.
"
Besides the many other charges against
the police whioh have been aired up of
late is ono to the effect that Captain
Hathaway and Oflicor Cuslck were In
John Nicholson's ealoon last Saturday
night getting a lunch , when a row broke
out , and In settling It ono man was
knocked stiff , it being fully fifteen min
utes before consciousness was restored.
It is eaid that the affair was a dlegraceful
ono throughout , and yet the officers made
no arrests and the matter was not re
ported. Ono of the reasons assigned for
the Boercsy ia that the police
hayo boon in the habit of getting
free lunches there , and hence are under
obligations to the honao. The pohco com
mittee can ioon with more inquiries now.
Real Ktttato Transfers.
The folloning la a list of real estate
transfers filed yesterday In the recorder's
office of Pottawattomio county , Iowa , as
furnished by A. J. Stophemon , abstrac
tor , real estate and loan agent , Council
Bluffs , Iowa , January 30 , 1885.
Benjamin James to Snmuol L. Me-
Cullough ; ej , nej , 1 , 77 , 40-81,000.
Henry G. .Fuller to O. D. Dillon ; lots
1 and 5 , block 7 , Underwood ? 00.
J. D. Edmundaon to W. B. Cuppy ;
part se | , BWJ , 14 , 77 , 39 $25.
Total saloa , 81,675.
Dr. 0. 0. Hazon.Dontlflt 100 Main St
Death ol MrH. I'aco.
An event by no means unlocked for
occurred about 1 o clock yesterday morn
ing , Mrs. Pace , wife of Mr. Harvey
Pace , then breathing her last. She had
boon married about three years , nnd was
in the twenty fifth year of her ago. She
had a largo circle of friends aud acquain
tances , and was esteemed vary highly | > y
all. The funeral is to be hold Sunday at
1 o'elosk from the family residence , No.
710 Mytuter street.
The boys who have suffered from the
jokes of Pilly , the leader of the Hibern
ians are _ now even with him. Ho received
a nrat little note in feminine hand , ask
ing him to moot the writer nt the depot
In Omaha on the arrival of the dummy
train , After spending nil of Thursday
afternoon and evening watching the trains
In vain , ho became dbgusted and re
turned ouly to find another note Baying
that she had been aick and oould not
come , hat would llko to ( meet him at a
certain place en upper Broadway , last
evening. Ho wont there and had hi
ourloeity ra lafiod by finding the miter
of the note a dutky maiden with li ht
early hair.
John Schinlt of Pge & Schmidt , re
ceived a telegram yesterday announcing
the death of his sister in Ann Arbor ,
Mich.
licniiepln Canal.
ALAIIAHA , January 30. Chairman Shoe
maker , of the committee on canali , presented
< ho nenito resolution in regard to the
He' nopln ranaj to the assembly thia morning
nd _ i que ! > talit to ba immediately passed ,
i woj done.
DjiiBinlio I'liivatB.
S , January 29. Harcoort , homo etc-
reUry n Crivf information that dynamiters
hrfl tfnt > blow up tha liritish .
mu eum.
Kitr. . j.rc'-i.utloud have lo > n takeu to protect |
1Ua building , |
A full stock of Hens' , Woinens' ,
Boys' , Misses' and Childrens' . Hew Jersey
ARCTIOS , now ready in any quantity to
suit purchasers. CHICAGO TERMS and
DISCOUNTS every day in the year. We
also carry FULL lines of BOOTS and
SANDALS of above named goods , includ
ing the nicest line of SPECIALTIES for
fine retail trade made by ANY company.
We have some Felt Boots to close out
cheap. Try a case of our COMMON
SENSE ARCTIC for MEN , we FULLY
recommend them.
Write for list on "Lumbermen , "
Storehouse and Salesroom , 41 N. Main St
Office , 412 Broadway ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA.
OOMMKllOIAIj ,
OODNOIL BLurra UAUEBT.
Wheat No. 1 milling , 65 ; No. 2 , GO ;
No. 3 , 60.
Corn Now , 25c.
Data For local purposes , 23c.
Hay $5 00@6 50 per ton ; baled , CO@GO.
Rye 35o.
Oorn Meal 1 SO per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prlooa at yarda , 6 00 ®
6 60.
60.Goal
Goal Delivered , bard , 0 CO per ton ; soft
4 00 per ton
Lard Falrbank'a , wholesaling at 9 c ,
Flour Olty flour , 1 50@2 90.
Brooms 2 953 00 per doz.
HVH BIOOK.
Oattlo Butcher cows S 25@3 75 , Batcher
Btoors , 3 7C1 00.
Sheep 2 G0@3 00.
Hogs 4 00@4 25.
rnoDDOE AND rnnua
Poultry Live chickens , per doz. 2 25 ; dress
ed chickens , Sc ; dressed turkeys , lOcj dress
ed ducks , 9c ; dressed Reese , lOo.
Butter Oroamcry , 22@25c ; choice country
Eggs 22 per dozen.
Vegetables Potatoes , 40@DOo per bushel ;
onions , ( iOc per bu ; applets , choice cooking or
oatincr , 3 00 ; beans , 1 00(2)1 ) 60 per bushel.
Cider 32 ( jallon bbl. , 50.50.
Oranges 1 25 per box.
Lemons 4 0@5 00 ncr box
The r.itca at public tolephonoa in Paris
are ton cento for five rnlnntoa' convorsn
tlon.
ASK YOUK GROCER FOR
Corn Meal ,
Graham Hour ,
Hominy ,
Ground Fresh Every Day !
Ground Feed Always on Ifnnd.
Mill , comer o ! North Sixth and Mill Street ? ,
COUNCIL , BLUFFS.
STEAM JJUNDRY
EVERYTHING NEW ,
All the Latest Improvea
Machinery.
All Work First Class ,
Orders by Mail Solicited
Express Paid on all Or
ders over $2.60.
Collars and Guffs 0
Specialty ,
Established 1882.
H. B. BEMER , Manager
111 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA.
Dr. W. H. Shorradon
DENTIST ,
Masonic Temple ,
Council Blofl * , low * .
JTACQH SIMS ,
COUNCIL BUJF1S , IOWA.
Office , Main Street , Room 8 , Shugnrt and Bcco
block. Will practice in Siato and Federal courts.
Pnctloo In SUte and Fedor&l Oourtt
Collection ! promptly attended to.
Room 16 , Shugart'a Building ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA
lOa.
BKATES-Otnts Ua. Zadlw 103 ,
Admission FIM to Ladlei etch morning nd Tne
day nd Thuradiy altcrnooni. UM ot Stutu K
oenW.
A T. ECHANCK. a C , MARTENS ,
Froprlotot
St , Charles Hotel ,
O.STllEET.'BET 7th and 8th , LINCOLN , NEB.
Mrs. Kate Coakly , PropriotoroeB.
ly ami elegantly furnished. Good Bample
room ) on first floor.
f jarTorms-tl.50 to 82 per day. Special rates given
members of the legislature. novlo-l m-mo
j. L. DEBEVOISE.
in Met
No. CO ? Broadway Council Blaffr.
Railway Time Table ,
Corrected to January 7 , 1885.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following re the time , of the arrival and de.
parture ol train , by central standard time , at tbe
local depoti. Trains leave transfer depot tea min
utes earlier and arrive ten minute , later ,
CniOAOO , lUBLISOrOK AND qOUOT.
tUVl. 11EIYI.
6:55 : pra OhlcaroEiprosa B.OOara
: M a m Fast Mill. T:00 : p ro P
ItitO p m Accommodation. IiOU u m
At local depot only.
KU9B1A CITT , 8T , JOI AND COUNCIL ILDTf I.
10.05 a m Mall and Eiprcaa , 8:25 : p m
3:15 : pm 1'aolflo KiprcM , 0.65pm
COIOAOO , MILWAOEIl AND IT. FAUX.
5:25 : p m Kipreaa , 0:06 : a m
9:25 : m Eipresa , 0:66 : p m
OJIICiOO , ROCK IIILAKD AHD riOIflO.
tU : p m Atlantic Kipreu , D:05 : a m
: rn Bay Eiprea , 9:61 : p m
Tito a m 'Dta Uolne , AoootnmodattOD. 8il6 p m
At local depot only.
WAIAIIJ , ST. uwi , AID rAoino.
CIO p m AccommodatOD 9:00 : a m
1:80 : p m Louli Kjprcss B:45 : p m
i:60 : p m Chicago Kipreu J0:66 : a m
At TraDiferonly
OUOAooaod Ho inrunu ,
C69 p m Kipruu , BM : p m
0ii a m riclBo Kipr M BM : a m (
BOD i cm ADD rAcinc ,
T10 ; p m Bl. I'aol Expr M , 9:00 : K m
WO a m Day Eipreea 7:00 : p m
uaios ricino.
EX : ) p m Western Esprca , , E:80 a m
Hioa m I'aolBo Eipreaa , i(0 : p m
UllO a n Lincoln Kiprea , , 1:18 : p m
At Truiler only
DCKHT TJUDU TOOMiHA.
Leive 70-flEtv-3:30-10S : : : : a. m. l 0-ls :
O-i : BO-6SWSO-llt6 : : : p. m Bandar 720- ;
0-11 ! 40 a. m. lSC-tSO-tS0-e : : : : a-lirc6 . p , cj ,
lr > (9 mlnuU , belire llnvlDg time.
tin a tr cel i3a1/
BBIITH * TOIiliKU
LEADING MKROHANT TAILOU8
T and 9 Mln atroot ,
Bivrrs , IOWA ,
A Complete Line of Now Goods to Select From.
KIEL SALE STABLES
Keep II oreCB and Mnlca conatantly on hand which
wo will soil in rotall or carload lota.
All Stock Warranted as Reurcsented.
\ > lcl i lo mlrcUlliltacrt In Ginln mlliltd \ ll v. Tricot ro * >
eonablo Batltfactlon Guaranteed.
OHCriTTmSI ? , So BOLE ! ' * :
Corner Fifth Avo. & Fourth St. UounellBluiTs.
HOEENE & LANDSTROM ,
Winter Goods Ready , Suits Mndo to Order in Lntoat Style
on Short Notice niul at Ilenson lp | Prices.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
S05 Mam Street , . . . Council Bluffs.
AGENTS WANTED.
. Ers , Judd & Smith's Ne\9 Improved Electric Belt.
S10 imOAtWAY , COUNCU , J1LUFFS , IOWA ; 725 r.Ut ST. , DALLAS , TKX.VS ; nml KT. WAYNK.IND
IT VoslTIVfcLY CUUE8 Kldncv na Mtcr Complaint , IlrlRhtVi Dlscas. . llhotlAfttUm , NourMgU
Djspcrel.i , NcrvonsLCM W ntlnij Wuikiirea , I'sraljslp , Spinal .Affections. IndlKMtloii , Hciut l > l o m , Kit *
Hciulach , Lame IHck , Oo'u frect , and all illsoanos requiring Incrcnsod mothopouoM. Now fimiro\ixl o
fSand J5oM ; Btloi each.
GENUINE SLAUGHTER
IN TUB THICKS or
Cooking and Heating Stoves !
The Bfaeon'telnp far advanced I hav atludtd
co
todlsposoot m.vsto > cs RfciAnDl.R33 or cost \n
treno * to itorlcj thim until next ectioa. Call early M 1 will not bo uiulrtcold l > > nn > uuo.
A , J , Mandel.
825 Uroadway. Council liluff ? .
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special vortlsctnonts , euo M Loet ,
round , To Loan , For Halo , To Rent , Wants , Hoard ,
log , oto. , will bo Inserted la thla colQmn at tbo Ion
rate of TEN CKKTS PER LINK for the first Insertion
an * ! FIVE CKKTS FEH LINE for each Bubsoqaent n-
ottlon. Leave advertisements at our office , No.
Pearl Street , near Broadway
WANTS.
irvOK SALK ttostanrnnt , confectionery and lee
1 cream business. Ceutrallv located on liroadw y
a rare bargain H. L , Williams , 18 X. Main street ,
Council UlulTj.
FOll RENT A farnlihed house cheap to parties
without small children nho will board ( our
adults. Address "A" Bco office , Council Bluds. Ia.
r\7"ANTKD A boy with a pony to carry TUB HUB.
r T Cull at DRK ollloo Immediate ! } .
FOIt SALK Lands Improved aad unlni ) > ro\ed.
If you want a farm In western lena , Knnaia
Nebraska or Dakota , let us boir Irctn you.
SWAN & WALKKR.
FOR SALE Special bargain. A largo two story
trap o dwelling , ton rooms with all modern lm <
jirovcmcntu. uell located nnd almost new. 1'jico
5X)0 ; ) , 81,000 cash balance long tlmo ,
WANTED To correspond with any non-rcsldont
owner ot property In Council BUHTd or Potta-
wattim'o ' county , or any on * uUblog to buyer
or gull property In western low a , Kansas or Nebraska.
SUAN& W.M.HKK.
FOR SAIE A largo number ot business and-resi
dence lots In all parts of Council Bluffs. See
ua before > ou buy , SWAN & WAI.HRK.
FOB KENT Woh vose\eralhou9P9 on our list
for rent , vacant now , SWAN & WALKKIU
T70H SALK Forties wishing to buy ohrap lots to
P build on can buy ou u-onth ly pa > menta of from
$2toS10. BWA.V& WJUKKR
FOIl IlUNf Wo will rent you a lot to bu Id on
with thoprlvllago to buy If jnu wieh on cry
liberal term" . SwAN &
WANTED To correspond with any nnn wishing a
good location f r flanning mill , saeh , door
and blind manufactory , wo ba\o building and
machinery , well located , for sale , least ) or trade ;
SWAN& ALKKII.
F IOIl r.KNT I.ar'e ; , two ( lory Irnmo Imllillrf ; suit
nl > le tor worcliouso or EtorriRo imrpoccs , notr
railroad depot. tiw.AN W/I.HFR.
] 7 < 01l UEInX OK SALh ira.iJI t und ground ! )
1 H ulUI lo for biuall loundiy and machlno ghop
Good boileronelnc , cupola , blower with Ilied Bhalt
ing oto. , icad y to put iu motion.
SWAN WJM.KFB ,
IpUK SALE UhoIng ! , counters , tablca desks , gas
' fix turns etc. Enquire ol II. r. . .Seaman , paper
books aud stationer311 Broadway.
SALK Tttohoisos. tinitlo liugnry , nnd
nliilo ) liarucsH. C. II , llokcrtson toi Droadmy.
WANTED Ajrentj in oicry county In vveatira
lena tOBtll tbe "Cliamplou Boeom Stretcher
and Ironing IJonrd" , K\cry lady pronounces it on
eight to bo Just what slid \\ant-i , flthcr ( or lioiecll
01 lilrci * help , lllj ; Inducements too t'iits ItiUila
Address C. U. S. and I Heard , liao OfLco
Council llluDii , Iowa.
i < OK SALK Huusts , I.ota and Laud. A. J.
' f'teploTon , 6C3 l-irst ateimo.
1 rvua bAl.K A toii.itiKy | ( , flrntlim . inaku and
J ? In ex client condition Or will tr do lor cho i >
iOt. AdilrcnB r. M Llaixillke , Council
COAL AMI * V OOU-OeuiKU lluaton , 02S liru.d.
way. Bolls coal ( .nd wood at reasonable prices
Kl\08 2,000 Us. lor a ton , and 128 cublo for a cord ,
Try him.
WAMTKJU hvery uouyiu Council DIuIIu to [ tut
TuuBai , Dollvered by carrier it only twcnt }
oenta week.
OLD 1'APKUS For eale at Jlii office , > t 26 oenlt
hundred
SchmittBarb
-TIIE-
Ilaio reiDoicd from under the Opera House to
| NO. 402 BROADWAY ,
Tliey will continue their CIOAH AND TOBACCO
busineflu , and invite all their old friends and the pub
llo to call and tee them. The Uncut clgara and to
lucconlnajsonliand ,
ORDEU YOUJt
Cob , Goal g Wood
OF
33 ra .
, O. addrim , Txick IloK 1I83 , Council llluffd.1
. SOHURZ , II
Wee or the Peace In
orncK OVKH AHEUIOAV KXPHCSS
nOTJNHIL BLPPKa _
R , Bice M , D.
or othi tauon romoied without thi
ij kali * or tlr wlu cl blMd.
CHRONIC DISEASES0' ' * " " " * . "
Over tblrt/Jbir * t < ractlol ip rUM ( UlM >
, Pearl itreef , Council Bluff ! .
< jrCoiiiult Slcn lrt .
TOO , . ornoxM tr , u. M , rein
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS. ltld on
Ooaodl Elaffi , . . . Ui >
Established - - 1856 *
D al r , In foreign mil poacttl *
Srs , HJ , EillDnJ D , ,
PHYSICIAN & SUKGEON ,
2 ! lM ! > UiOiAwiy , CcuiioU Bluffi.
JOHN FOX ,
Deputy Sheriff and
Ceneial Collection Agent ,
OITIco with N. Schurz , Justice ot the Peace , Cctmcll
Bluffs , Iowa.
TIIK BKST KOUTE AND
3LI3STE3
Omaha
Council Bluffs
and Chicago.
The only line 1o take for Dts itolnon , ursball >
town , Cellar llapids , Clinton , Dlilo , Chicago , Mil
waukee and all points cant. To the people of No-
bra ka , Colorado , Wjomlng , Utah , Idaho , Notmla ,
Oregon , Washington and California It olloru superior
advantages not poaplblo by any other line.
Among a few of the nuincrous points of superior
ity cnjo > cd by the patrons ol thla road between
Omaha and Chtcago , are Us two trains a day of DAY
COACI1KS which are tuoflnost that human ait and
create Its 1'ALA.CE SLUUl'lNO
ingenuity ( an ; OAU3
which uro models of comfort and elegance ; IU 1'AIU
LOIl WIAWINO ROOM > AH8. unsuriia scd by any ;
and its widely celebrated 1'ALA.TML DIN I NO C'AIUJ
the tqual of whli h cannot be fourd cl 3 hcr .
At Council BlulTit the trains of the Union Ptclfla
II } . connect In Union Ucrotwlth the o of tlio Cnlra-
RO &N rtli C3toin ley In Chleago tbe trams of this
line make close conni-ctlou with these of all eastern
Unfa.
For Detroit , Columbus , Imllnnapo'Is , Cincinnati ,
NUgara Kails , Buffalo , liltsburg , Toronto , Montreal
liOBton , New York , PhlladelgihU , Ililihmru , Wash-
ngtonand all points In tliu i : st , ask tbo ticket
agent for tickets \ la the
"NOUTH WiaTER" ,
If jouwUh the licet occommodatioas I All tlckot ,
atents eell tickets \ la thld lino.
M. IIUOUITT. It.I. . HAIR ,
General Manager. flo . PASS. Agent.
CIIICMOO.
RAILV AY.
CHICAGO ,
fcStPlffll
The SHORT LINE.
Ancl BBST HOUTE.
FROM OMAHA 'IO
THE EAST.
TWO T1IAIKS I1AII.Y HI'.TWKKN OMAHA AND
Aiul all other Important pnlnli ICnnt , Norlli-
caiit mid HuiitLoaut.
Ticket olflco at 1(01 FArnam flout ( In Paiton llo-
tel ) , an < l at U Ion I'acillo Dupit.
1'oi.t.utN HLKKI KIUI and tbu KIIBST DIXIVO GARIIN
TIIK WoRi.naiu rii on the main lines ol the Chicago
BuilwaukOO &St. Paul H'x and o ery aitcntloa
If pi/Id to piuiacii'i.r4 | by courtto a cmpfojoiof tha
nuinpany
H. H MKKHILL , A. V. II. CAHI'KNTEIt ,
Cciurulilanagcr , ( Jun'l PasKoigrr Agent.
U , MIL. Kit. OhO. V. IlKM' OKI ) ,
Aes't Ocn I Manager. As > , t Oon'l l'a j Agent.
J , T. CLAItK , Qrii'I Hu crln'ondeiit. '
DAVIB AHNVDKII. )
DKALEIt.S J.I
OMAHA.
Hate for fa'o ton.cOO acre , on fully ulrctot land ,
) intern Kel/raaVa , at Invr piico mil on i any turins
Impru\ed farn v formu Iu DinIan , licxf u , Colfat ,
Plat u , Hurt , Cunili-i ; n > ri > y , Waihlngton , Morrlck ,
tiaundcra , u'l littler cnuuitv. ,
TaifB pa il Iti all pirtx of the utato.
Money lo ed on improved ariun.
Notary I'ubllo always ir. olllco. Coireijiondenoo
Bollclted.
VEMICLEit
t rldlm VclilcItTraaf * .
< M eajy RWltU
ouop n
a , with two . > - * - / Th. hpri
" . > Ddiburtcd acrordloi lo lhnvxililillli < y
tarry. Kqually well dited | to ruuti uiumtij
oad , aidflncdrlTMorclllr * . M nufnclur < Bl
Oldliy tllli le dlu ( ( ' rrUillullilrr > ui > l Urv
r § . llrnry Tlmtn > t . l' i U . MU ( ! ,