THE OMAHA 'DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , DECEMBER 21 , 1881.
THE DAILY BEE.
Wednesday Mominpf , Dec. 21.
Wonilior Report *
( Ths following ob crvattnn are token nt
the name moment ot tima At nil the sta
tions named , )
I'ftttomon nnlln real ,
IkmisSKLIjS Forms ,
Doane. Hcliable Hatter.
Frederick I/ooding Hatter.
UctntiSKLLS Wild Land * .
Olovcs at the 09 cent utorc.
ncmisSKLT.S UunincHs ] xts.
JlcmliSKLLS HOUMH and
S.ixo has the boit clgjrs in town.
Vlntor caps cheap i t Frctlcrick's.
Bemis 8KLLS Suburban l'ro | > orty.
Hagcdom sells meat , for caih , only.
IJcmls SKL1.S HtfRldcnccH and 1/ota.
Klcgant ChristmnH prcHonta ot Haxo' .
Ladles Hand UagsatthoOU cent Htore.
Bemis SKLLS City Jfops at lOc each.
A. P.Johnston , Dentist , , ) acob's block.
n23-fim
Christmas and Ncvr Years Cards at
Hoapo'ii. nSO-lm
BONNKll'S for bwt Htovwi and Fur-
oiture. n9-tf
Itemis IUCNTB Houses , I tn , Farms.
Stored , Ac.
UcautifulChristmM Card * at Kuhn's
Unig Store. nov23t
Go to PftrrV 10th street drug sloro for
Holiday goods. dcclfi.lOt
Bi > ecialty of Prescriptions at O | > cr
UouOJ.harrnacy Bchroter&Iiecht. oc25tf
The young ladicH of Itrownell hall
( jive a musicale to their friends to-ibiy
evening ,
The finest Dehesa Layer Kainins we
huv over seen imported are exhibited in
Pundt's show ivlndowx ,
A boy won rescued from'a bad hole on
Fouitcenth and Jackoon Htiects Monday
by two Indies , who pulled him out of the
miry grove.
Pundt , the grocer , hai Imperial Cabi
net and London Layer Kaisi H , French
Prunes and Mexican Orange" , all fresh
import itloni from Sinta ClauV Kingdom. '
Hon. tiuy M.JSrown , Htato libnirian
and clerk of the United States court , de
livered an able and iutcrastlni ; lecture at
Browncll hall Monday oyeningon "Woman
and the Lnw. "
A special meeting of the Ancient Or
der of Hibernian * will bo I'.eld at 7 o'clock
this evening at tlio residence of Patrick
Ford , I5y order of the president ,
P. DAW DAU. .
In the jKjlice court yesterday John
llriar.Jolm Smith and.Tohn | Doe , were each
fined , the intoxicating buvcrago Laving
proven too much for them , They all flat-
Ufiod the lien of the city in their portion * ,
and went their way rejoicing ,
The reception advertised by the Ureat
Western UiuineHi Collcpe , to take place in
l.ytlo Hall , WAI fairly attended , but the
programme was only carried out as far ns
tlio order of dancing was concerned. Non-t
of the promiuuiit gentlemen announced to
nppcar wcro present.
The nnimient in the cases of Iddings ,
C'orbin and Clary , the indicted star route
jncn , vti\i hcaixi Monday and to-day , in
the Un'tuil ' Htntes court , to quash tlm in
dict men tn. The prisoners wcro ropro-
dented by Woolworth and Thurston ;
irnitctd Status Uintiiet Attorney Lam-
bertson oniwering. ] loiHion was ro-
The C.IHO of iTamcH Merry , who was
arrf ntcd Monday night for shooting at I lugh
-McCaffrey , camu up bvforo Juilgo Uenoku
: vt It p. in. ycnterday , when rboth parties
( loclfucd to make a complaint , having prob
ably nettled tlm matter amicably between
themselves , Ollicor .Sullivan thereupon
mode complaint acainst both , charging
them ni tli filing pistoU insitlo of the city
limits , and each won fined a small sum ,
which was paid.
An cAcIting runaway took p'ace about
It o'clock yesterday , the team starting
vast on I'arnham street from Thirteenth.
The runaways wera attached to the Amer
ican Kxprent wagon , and it appears that
an the driver got on his wagon the neat
clipped elf , throwing him out , end the
lionoii Marling , ho was dragged along for
nonio distance tinder the wheels , in momen
tary danger of being killed. Sol Prince
nnd another gentleman , who witnessed the
alfair , ran out into the street , nnd , grasp
ing the horses , one by the bits and the
other by the reins , stopped their headlong
course and waved the driver from almost
certain destruction. It was certainly o
most heroic und praiseworthy deed and the
gentlemen deserve all credit for the name.
Can * * asd Effect.
Tlio main cause of norvoumiess ia
indigestion , and that ia caused by
weakness of the Htomoch. No ono
can harp Bound nerve * and gooc
lioolth without using Hop Hitters to
trenfihon the etoniach , purify the
3)lopd , and keep the liver and kidnoyi
active , to carry oil' all the pouonoun
and woato mutter of the Byatom. Ad
vocatu. DoclD-Junl
Dr. 'Amelia liurrouRha , AVithnol
HOUBO , Tuosdaya and Fridays , 10 n
in. to 4 p. m. tf
Died !
December 10th , TklicilAKL , Infant 1,011 o
MJclmc-1 and Hanua Dinnean. Fuucra
to-day ( lilst ) 'J n. rn , , from their resi
dence , three miles south on tliu Itollevtio
road. Interment at Caenidy'd cemetery
"Baobupaiba. "
Now , ijulclt. complete cure in four days
urinary i ( feetIons , smarting , frcMjncnt o
tliiflcult urination , kldnuy diseoees. $1
3 > ru < fgUtif. Dei > ot at U , K , Goodman' * . ( D
Tuko "BUCK.DRAUOHT" and yon
will uever bo biUo" .
K. C. F. Goodman' * .
ARNDT ARRAIGNED.
Ho Fiends "Not Guilty" to
Both the Indictments.
KofuBOB Counsel and Wants
Judge Dundy to Try
Him.
Ho Protosta Afjainat Hia' Quar
ters in the County
Jail ,
And Tolla All Ho Knows About Hlu
Connection With the Smith
Murtlor.
At the hour for tlio morning pension of
the United Htntcs court yesterday , Au-
guxtArniH , the man nccuccd of tnaktiiK
.lireaU BKAlntt Judge JJumly , for which
.wo Inilictinenti have been toiiml a alnnt
ilin by the prnnd jury , and who IH MIR-
pcctcd of the murder of tha late WnUon
IJ. Smith , wn brought Into the LT. H
court huHiiinR by the jnllor nnd deputy
m.-vrnhal. It V/D.H the Intention to arraign
lim nn the InillcttnriitH nnd pending thn
arrival of .Tinlgo Dundy ho WHM Bivcnn
KC.it In the clerk'd nfllcc , wlicro he bc nn
writing a Htntcmcnt < if liU ca'u for Tin
Ilf.r
A HF.K reporter licinjf prcceut iihtnlncd
[ Mjrinisilon of the marjlml nnd dUtrict nt-
xirncyto cnnvcrso with lilin , a ptlvIlcKO
which ban been nti'idily denied Hinci ; tun
nrreit until now. While the reporter win
irep.iriiig to take ilown thu priHonur'n
itAteinent , .TudKU Dundy entered the
room , nnd , luivnnrlnf ; to the de k , Hnko )
.o Arndt , who Imd atked to HCO him.
A I'llOTKHT.
Mr. Arndt nroHO nnd prntCHtcd Sn the
name of lu tlca nnd humanity uainnt ( fur-
.her confinnnent.in Mich ipiarti.TH an UIUHU
jn which he Imd luen nntlKnud , lie a -
dflrtcd thnt it wai wnrro than the pun-
nhtncnt of the old Iiiiiulxltlon ; thnt
be wnii put in with n man who
WM literally alive with vermin , which
crawled over liin | > eriion no thickly that
they could bo combed off with a curry
comb. Ha nftid ho b d eaten nothing
whatever idtice last ThurBdny , except on
Huudiy. when ho nto a little to mn-
tnln life nnd that lie had naid to the
jnllnrH that howould not eat
another bite until ho hod a trin1 , if ho ( led
Tor tt. Ho nlxo complained th t ho had
lieen ordered to ncnib nut the cell , nudthat
lie and iiixcelltnatu hn4 l > cen rcfiiHcd n rag
Lo wipe up the Iloor , bchur told that if they
lid not do an they wcro ordered the ho e
would bo turned on them.
Judge Di.ndy interrupted the prironer
and told him that if ho had any com-
) lantg ! to make of his treatment in con-
inemcnt , they * h nM bo nindo to tliemar-
Mhnl , and the Jnarnlml comhiK in , .Tuilp
Dundy left for the nioniH bclow ( whcro no
wan hcuriiiK an nrgument In nn important
CIIHO.
TltK AUUAIUNMKNr.
A few niiiniteH later Marnhal Illcrbower
mnninoned Arndt tu appear hefuro the
udxo in ch mberH , and .accordingly the
irlnuncr went down ntair , wliero court
van duly opened , thuro beln } , ' pro--
Hcnt , beside the prisoner and ] ! KI :
re ] orter , thodlntrict attorney , noveral clop-
ity innrHhnl' , d tcctivcH , etc ,
"What lawyer linyo you , Mr. Arudt ! "
a krd the judge ,
"f hiivo none , " van the reply. ' ' 1
nhnuld coiiHul. r it . - > H nn inatilt to ask anv
menu or of thin bar to defend mo in thin
iroccodim * mil nn insult tn the
airncn < of the court. If I had nny lawyer
[ would want ono Irom Council JJlulIs , or
elucwbcrc , who i < entirely unacquainted
with the cage. Otherwise I will dtfcnd
mynelf. "
" 1 think I can prove that thin
IR a malicloiiH prosecution on
-lie part of thtHo with whi.tit
[ m contending nt law. I would like to
m ike a statement In writing mid I think
L know of witncRHCH by whom I can prove
, hat the whole thing i a trumped up nfTuir
ictworn the ntiicern and employes of the
nilrond company. I have olwaya tieen n
aw-aliiding umu , end Inovon-o much an
Biisi ccted your honor of any inclination t
Icclde othcrwit-o than right. If I had ,
[ should hnvo had my suit brought in
iDWft , of which state I am a citi/en.
lUilrmul men in town , where I
ioard < lhavo told me that it wix u ele.ss to
ight the > -alroad ! company ; that I was
lucking ogalnnt lifty million dollars and I
naid f was glad ( if they had that much , I
waa a poor man and waxn't afruld that
hey coulil buy nn the court or jury. "
' * [ may have paid tilingshich we're too
ntrong , but I unilciHlanil the liingungu ini-
lorfectly , nnd if myvonls have been mib-
icct to'iniHcoiihtruction , it IK becau > u I
lid not ful'Y ' undorntand their meaning. '
Judge Dundy advise I the primmer not
Lo Hiiy ton much nt prciu'ii' , UH It miglit
[ iiojudico hi * vane.
"I am not afraid of that , " naid Arndt.
1 heanl my lawyer pay. In regard to
midcing ceittxin points In my
cane , 'Wo will nn > ke the court
do it , ' meaning that the p.iporx
nnd proof * wera miHiciont to do ho. I
mild iu tlm fame way utioiit getting my
Huit rein tatod , " 1 will compel the court
to rciiiHlato mo , ' and I meant it in the
same way. " Arndt then proceeded with a
brlof Htatcment of MH triald aud wrointx
which are icpcnted in the statement belnw ,
Judge Dundy , ut tha conclimton of thu
priaoncr'x lengthy romarkH , xtatod that he
did not feel that lie ought to try thin cane.
Ho had Raid that ho did not wIMi to try
the land case , when the prisoner waa
acctiHud ot having threatened hin life ,
and that ho felt utill lens like trying tha
man himself on the chnrxo of making the
thieatt for which ho wan indicted by the
grand jury. He however ordered tlio prw-
oner to bo arraigned , and id vised him un
der tlio clr.uiuttancoH to plead "not
guilty. "
"Dlttiict Attorney Lnwhorttum road
the Indictments and Arndt uolcmnly
pleaded
Norr.uim"
to both , eudently milled by the technical -
cal ter tin * , Hitch IIH by "violencu nnd force
of ann , " oto , Tliuse were oxjdainod by
the district attorney to bo merely techni
cal.
cal.Mr.
Mr. Arndt retimed again to nttV fur
counnel. nnd Judge Duudy H.-dd if ho
didn't do HO , ho should appoint rouuBol
anyway. Arndt Raid " 1 nlmll refuse it If
you do. '
Judge Dundy naid , "I do not feel that 1
can try tliU caxe.
"I luiUt upon your doing HO , " tudt !
Arndt.
Mr. Larnbertaon , however ob
jected , on the part of tin
government , nnd Miggeiited that tint dis
trict judge or Konia one u'ee ' could be in
duced to nerve for the occasion , and a k il
that the court npxilnt | counsel for Arndt ,
the latter then iiiHi-ting that If ho did the
Attorney o appointed idiould not bo one
of the local bar.
Mr. Arndt WOK then taken to the mar
( dial's nllico on the Kami ) floor , and the re
portent ghcn tlmo for a t-onuTnatlon with
him ,
II.M.ICIOI'H I'llOSKCL'TION' .
Mr , Arndt paid ;
"From all the circumstances which oo
turred nt the time of my trouble with tin
company and dnrliu' the whole four year
iif litigation and trouble , taking into con
deration the threats made ugnlntit me , 1
claim that it WM ono grcut oonipiriav : ti
maku mo pownclct > s nnd tha
my urre't and the rumord
circul'itvd about my Huppmcd connection
with the muixlerof Mr. Smith , were the
crownln ? acts of the mulidoiiH persecution
by the Union i'aclHc rallnmu company
and their employes. "
"LIKE A HW.UIM or IIEKH. "
"When did you become aware that you
fero imnpecled in thii uonni'Clioir' ' ' ai kid
hu reMirtcr. | '
" 1 M in knew of the iu picirni < brc.itiK1
WH followed by to tn.tny , whii Hiirround-
d inr like a xuarm of l < cc , n kcdmyopln-
on about II , f\pio cd their own to draw
n out , " Mr. Arndt thtil detailed
MMIIC > f hU tlicorics which
mvo already been pnbHilied , eonrcnrng
lie IMII-I Illty of the hhootlng buliiK I'C ' S-
lental and nlno what hi ; had faiil nbouttho
ixKlbility of suicide , if Col. Smith w.v , M
vai rcportiid , an diilmz/lrr ( o tlm olllce. '
"Did you ever a ert that Col. Smith
' 1
"I never tnnde nny nucli n ihargr
( K 'nit ' him. "
"Well , now , just what wn the nnturo
if ' v nr mlMUtiilcMtanding , if any , with
ilm'V' ,
"Iwill tell you , " w n Iho answer. " 1
went to Mr. WebHler Rt cue llnio to rn-
> loy him to gat my COMC roinstt , > < l. He
laid he must ce the records before he
could undertake it. He wont and
exnrnimtl the rrcoriU and aflerrvardu Uild
me that Mr. .Smith had told him that
ibout it dozen lawyers had Ix'uii employed
n my csu > c , nnd tli.it the last ono to whom
I applied refused bcc.tii-c of Its belnn ini-
lNH > Htblo to get any piy out of mo. I told
ilm that if Col. Smith had told
lim linn It wa a lie , nnd
wan for the purpose of preventing
me from Hcturing a lawyer. 1 referred
Mr. Wcbhtcr to Captnln Kichard hlnr
clf. "
"Didn't you have nomn trouble about
Lho bond in your injunction suit , which
V i thought had not been tiled by Col ,
Hmltl.r .
"Yen , my Lincoln 'nltornry told
mo mire that the bimd WOH
not recotdfil , but nn examination into
th * can ? , 1 found thnt the bond was liled
and that the injunction was ( Mopped by
Lho Tiling of thu two nflida\its of MCMI-H.
1'oiipleton nnd ISiirnham , "
"IJl m't you threitcn to uo Co' . Smith
about the dimppcaraiiM of Home nanirny1
"I did xiiy once in Uodick k licdlck'n
olllce thnt I won d mio Col .Smith for re
ctiviiu ffunandnot filing the pnpcr' , but thu
amount in ipu-Htlnn waH only about 91.
llcdlck xaid I hail enough nuiU now on
landH and had better not begin any more.
I boil Mr. HmHh'H letter notifying me of
.lie receipt of tha bond and the fee for
illng the Mimo. "
llit.M.llil.
"What about your ability to prove nn
alibi , on the accusation of being
about the postollico on the night
of the Smith murder. "
"On the night of the .Smith murder I
came into the city on the I ! o'clock freight
: rain and went Immediately to ihuCircen
Tree house , to let my wifu know L wax
mqk again. 1 told her I had not much
time to stay , an I wanted 'o nee my nttor-
n-y. I went tu Kediuk'ri otlico
ibout ( > :30 : , an t notified him
, hat 1 had my tinpcrs and
witnesfcH. Was there about twenty min-
uten. I do not remember , nfter -ppinK
mt of Jtcdick'n ollicc , thnt I oven went to
the ( toHtnllice after my mail , but went di
rect to the Farmers' House , being there by
ncvcii o'clock , I hadnupper and after that
ihook pcker dice at the _ bar with
inlf n dozen other * until about
II o'clock. I drank too much
lieer during the evening , and did not want
; t > go to the Orecn Tree lumxe for fear my
wife would Hcold me , o I wax axsistcd up
Hthir.H by Kiimo fiicmla ami ttlcpt all night
with nman named Adam , who liven here
now , boards at the VnnneM1 li'iime ,
mil works , I think , ( it the Nail
Workii. In the moniliig I luul
n cup of rolfee for broikfaxt ' and took a
jlnssofbcer ftcrward and when I went
l pay for my coffee , the proprietor re
fused to take any money Knyingthnt I had
Hpcnt enough there the d < iy before to pay
for my cup of collec.
THE GREAT OUTHWEST.
The Lone Star State Looming
Up Grandly.
The Influence of the Rnllroncl Enter-
prlso There.
Lant evening' * train on tlm Wabash , 8t
Louis & Pacific railway brought to thi ;
city Mr. Kd. L. Edholm , the wliilom "im
migration boonutcr" of Nebraska , wh <
comes direct from Texas , the theater ol
Mr. G .uld'u recent great railway enter' '
irises.
Mr. Kdholm has been nbicnt from Omti
mmoro th < n t elve months , and he has in
; ho inennwhilo mudo n tour of the < totes ol
1'oxan , Arkansas , Louisiana , KnnsiiH ami
Missouri , and his view * on the situation
n e given below.
In reply to the question , "Huw do you
find ntfaiiH in th-i south ? " Mr. Kdholm
naid : " 1 find everything in n tlourlahliifj
ind prosperous c ndltion , wliilo the c > tton
crop was somewhat short , yet they make
an in Htaplo what IB lading In qiulity.
Ihis aptules to tha other xoutho n B utcx ut <
well IIH Texan. "
"What do the southern people think ol
, ho Ooiild nyotem of railwayn in the fouth-
* tj"
'They ' genera ly regard M > . Gould ns
the greatest benefactor of the south Mince
the war , as his entcrpii < > cs nro bringing
more capital , energy und li o Into the
country than any other ngoucy over did
since the w.ir. "
"noes the Houth generally look with
Favor on northern ami European imtulgrn-
lion ? "
"The southern people nro not fools.
Knowing their ciipltal wax all uipcd out by
the emancipation , they now most heartily
uncoil ago the influx of men of means
and energy from the northern und cantoin
Htatcx , and guarantee ull who may Fettle
in their midst not only perfect immunity ,
hut alB'i every inducement In the way of
property and rights in reason. "
"What about the new Southern Pacific
railway ? "
"It ia completed. Shipments of frtlgul
nnd passengers are now being made via
the Missouri 1'aclfic , Texas L'auUic
and Southern 1'aullic railway.anil
aheady the travel via the new roai'
line U very heavy. When the Texas A
1'acifio railroad completes Hx line intt
Nu\v Orleans , it will unduubteJly incroaM
over fifty percent"
"What do you think of Texas KB t
country calculated to induce iminlgra
tion "
"I look upon 'JVxas as ono of the great
eat , the grainiest , and most inviting tick
for immigrant both from JCuropu and tin
United States , In our country , fn.ni tin
fact that nil may be suited and made uatia
tied within its borders. Containing at
area * iiinl | to live other state * , combined
it oilers o\ory variety of neil , climate am
production , nnd is cnpablo of Hiipportin ;
no lesx than 50,000,000 of people In t a.si
und Hllluonce , and then it would not bo a ,
thickly settled M Vermont or Maniaclni
nett . "
"Ato there many people goinu into th
southweatV
"Every train over the St , I.ouln. Iroi
Mountain iiii'l ' Southern anil Mltsuur
I'aciHo railways carilca hundreds of pun
pie who nre going into that country to t > n
gage iu agricultural or Hock ruining pur
uitK , All these will do well ; they miih
do wuU from nn analogous mode of rea
soiling , ns all who have gone into tha
country ha\e ilonu well , where tommoi
prudence und nn onilnnry iimount of com
moil ttenxo has been illsiilaycd. "
Mr , Edholm U well known to nlmo.il
every prom nent citir.eu of Nubr/tuka am
his woiilN must carry some v > eight will
them. Fur morn than two years ) u
fuithfullv labored for the Intemta of thi
state , and when tha 1 > gitlaturo of 1881 refused
fused to nid the matter of immigration In
went south , Into the country though
woithy of nt tent ion by Mr , Gould , am
tha nnovo are his Ideas and opinions
formed after mature deliberation ant
thought ,
Madame Charlton Kdholmvell knowi
In Omaha aud Nebraska , has accomtmnlei
her husband through the great Houthwoet
and who nlso expresses lienelf an high ! )
pleased with the | * ople. the condition ntu
outlook of thnt wonderful country.
THE CITY FATHERS.
They Meet in Cold Chnmbors
nnd Rush Business to
KeopWnrra.
*
The Union Pacific Granted the
Big hi ot'Wny for Another
Side Track.
The Omaha & Northweotern R.
R. Co. Are Not So Generously -
ously Dealt With.
Committee Appointed to
Welcome T. P. O'Connor
to the City.
The City Mnrfllml Rocolvoa tt Unp
Over tlio Knuckloa.
The city council mot in regular
, lie council room cod ! end uncomfortable ,
nUMi.il. Vrenint , Mcssrx. llakcr , Corby ,
Dcllonc , Dunham , Hornberger , Me-
Javock. McNamnra , Htull , Mr. 1'rcti-
lent.
lent.The
The minutes were read nnd approved.
From the mnyorReporting that he had
pproved ctrUin ordinances.
From the Firu Kxtiniu ! > dicr manufac
turing corrpany of Chicago nnd > cw
York , htating tliat they u ill build two
cirriages with necossiry equipments , such
as n o in mo in I'M IMJO , for 32,100 , when
, hu carriage * nro accepted. Itefcrred to
the committee nn fires.
From nnotlier coini.iny | iu Chicago ,
offering to furnish tire alarm appara
tus for 81.82 * , Kiiarnnteeing its perfect ac-
: lon nnd the replae-mont of broken hnxw ,
otc. Referral to the name committeo.
From the street comini'nioneiH , in re-
* ard to curb taxes on Fnrnham street ,
deferred.
Mr. Henuan wni cvcu'ed on the ground
if illness.
From the secretary of the waterworks
company , informing the city clerk of the
readiness of ceitain hydrants. ltefe > red.
From the IT. P. railway comp my , representing -
resenting thnt largely incrnnscd facilities
for the acccptnnca and iMivi > ry of of lo
cal f cightH are required ; that n , caretul ex
amination locates the best point for Mich
track ground at .Seventh nnd JOIICH
streets , nnd requesting that the council
take such ntep < us may be necessary to af
ford the required ground. A communica
tion from iner-hantH of the city to _ Ifon.
Thomas L. Kimb.i 1 was lead , beating up
on the petition. The petition was granted.
Vrom certain property holders asking
For remission of a portion of certain taxa
tion , concerning which n suit i < pending.
A onmiuunication fniin the city attoniey
accompanied the petition and advising
cttlcment of the Hiiit in the snmo way as
ins been cotnpionmod by the county
commissioners. A let-olution to that
effect was also read. Kcferrcd to the
judiciary committee.
The bill of the Omaha Publishing Com
pany was referreil to the printing commit
tee.
tee.The of Fit/ Patrick drain
< > The bond / tut layer
was approved.
From property holders in Knuntze &
Ruth's addition , asking for establishment
of grades in paid addition. Referred.
From L. It. Stanley k Co. , asking
lhat a contract ho d by L. 15. Stanley &
Co. , bo transferred to the Omaha National
bank as collateral security. Referred.
Fioin the city attorney transmitting
deed of right of way to the Omaha & N.
W. 11. It. Co. ti the c luncil. . Accompa
nying was a petition from the resident * of
certain streets embraced in the luud thus
deeded to the 0. & N. W. 11. K. Co. pro-
tenting against the vacation of streets.
Both documents were referred to the com
mittee on public property and improve
ments.
From JumeB Fruen asking for paj ment
f r a cow and uteer which fell into dit.he.s.
I'la'ed on tile.
From the city engineer reporting a list
of eidowalks hnished and accepted. Re
ferred to the committee on sidewalks ntd
bridges.
Uak r That the city engineer report all
sidewalks to be repaired. Adopted.
Dunham That permission bo granted
the U. P. Co , to lay n track on Jones
Htrcet between Eighth and Ninth streets.
Adopted.
Corby That the city clerk advertise for
proi osa s to curb and gutter certain
streets , including Harney sticct from
Eighth to Fifteenth , and .Sixteenth ttrcct
from Douglas to the Sixteenth street
bmlgo. Referred to the judiciary commit-
to to consult with ho city attorney. The
object of such a refcicnco is to usccttain if
the prcst nt council bus a right to make
contracts fur work next yoir and lament
by tlicnoxl council ,
UakerThat a committee of two mem
bers of the council act with the mayor to
receive and welcome HIM'T. . 1' . O'Connor
when ho arrives in this city. Adopted.
KKI'OUTH.
StrcctH anil grades Kcporting favorably
on the petition of Luke McDermntt to ex
tend time in the grading of Tenth streof.
Adopted ,
lleporting favorably in regard to the en-
t iblishment of the grade of Collcgo strctt ,
Adopted.
In regard to the stilvert on Twenty-
H conil street , recommending lhat the
street commissioner take up aud repair the
broken pipe. . Adopted ,
Police Recommending that the mar
shal he instructed to enforce the ordinance
regarding garbage in the nticets. Adopted ,
itc iiinnending that the mayor appoint
a place for express wagons. Adopted ,
A IIAP AT T11K MAI18IIAI. .
Councilman Hiker spoke in regard to
tlw instructions bv the council heretofore
t thumurxhal. He htated that some res
olutions by the council had boon disohcyo 1
or disregarded. Some day an investiga
tion would ha necessary.
Councilman Hornbergcr said it didn't
look to him as if we had any city nurnlml.
Gab Recommending that lampH be
placed un Thirteenth street , cirner of
Jones ar.d Leavenworth. Adopted.
On waterworks nnd sewcro Councilman
McNamara fitutcd tint the committea
wanted inor time in regard to the water
works.
Mr , Dunham raid that the matter of the
contract with McCauly t O'Brien was re
ferred to that ccmmittte three weeks ago
and nothing has been heard from it.
Mr. McXamara bald he bad hoard noth
ing of it.
The committee were instructed to report
t the next meeting.
OIIUINANCKS.
Ite ardln ; establiihment of gra.les.
lletd a seeond time by its title and re
ferred.
Vacating streets .vul alleys within depot
groumlsof the Omaha and Xorthwebtem
railroad company.
Mr. McOavocI ; xald there teemed to bin :
that thtre wai a "nlgtfer in de f uco"
ximewhero , by the reference of the matter
to dill rent committees ,
Mr. ] | prnberKorsald there wasn't any
"nlgge in do fence. "
Tliu onlin.inco wus read the tcccnd tlmo
and roferrcil tu the committee on public
property and Improvement ? .
The iirodldcnt apiKiinted Meuri. W. I.
linker and M. A. McNamara as tpeciul
committee to assist the mayor In receiving
Hon. T. P , O'Connor.
Adjourned for two week * . '
"BLACK-DRAUGHT
null lii'artbiirn.
AtC. V , Goodman.
PERSONAL
W. 1) . dross "f 151ir ( is t town.
J. ( f. Corey , of Wymore , ii In town ,
A , ( ' . Cnsc , of Lincoln , in In town.
1 * . S. Poterin , of Lincoln , N in town.
Hugh T'uKcn , of Ogdcn , ii In the city.
J. 1) . Yt lt , of Fremont , Is in the city.
J. Cr.innell , of Tukamab , l.i in the city.
1) . D. Mclntyre , of Albion , is In the
city.
city.T.
T. H. Oalbralth , of Albion , is in the
city.
city.W
W , A. Cnwp , of Huntings , IH in the
city.
Lieutenant ( toTirnor Cams fa in the
city.
city.C.
C. H. Potter and wife , of Horner , are
in the city.
Lewis Blickcnsderfcr , of Silver Bow , is
iu town.
Ja-noi 11 , Wooloy , of Grand Island , is
in the city.
Alva Smith , of Wavorly , Is at the C , n-
field houio.
W. W. McKacrmy , of Tckani.-vh , if at
the Creighton.
B , K. Smith , of St. Ivdw.ird , is a' the
Metropolitan ,
C , C , Itlce , of Lincoln , arrived in the
city lust evening.
( X W , Pork and wife , of .Teflerson , la , ,
is tit the Ciuitickl.
I. Walton Hlley , of Albion , is at the
the Metropolitan.
A rlhur Johnson , of Lincoln , arrived in
tlm city last evening.
A. ( i.It.irocH and J. J. McAllister , of
Poiivo , arc in the city.
Thos. liowell , of Lincoln , is registered
at the Crcight n house.
Mr * . M. McDermont , of L'ell Creek , ar-
riyed in Omaha yesterday.
John Djwbon , of Alma , i amrn ; the
guexts at the Metropolitan.
A. L. Sprague , of StrnmNbury , in
among the Canfield bouiu guest1) .
(5oo. ( A. Percival , of Central Ci'y , is in
the city , a gue < t at the Crelyhton.
Webster F. Stein and Charles Homer ,
of St. Paul , are at the Crelghtou Hou c.
Kd. T. Chinn , ths young St. Paul d ug-
gist , came in from Howard county yester
day.
James 15 , Douglas , of Nottingham , Knt- ;
lanJ , was among the ioreign arrivals yes
terday.
John McOavock , a nephew of Council
man McGavock , is in the city to spend the
holidays ,
K , A. Wilkie , of Lincoln , ariived in the
city last evening. Ho i * rogifctered at the
Metropolitan.
A. P. Youngbliod , a large packing
ioti.se man in Atlanta , Oa. , left last even-
'ng for his homo in the sunny South.
C. D. Kafwon , attorney at law , Corning ,
Iowa , was in the city yesterday and f.ivoi-
cd TlIK Bni : ofiiro with a pleasant call.
W. 11. Thomas , formerly of the U. S.
om'incers in I'lattfiiunitli , has accepted a
position in the B. & M. Headquarters in
this city.
At the Wlthnel : ! W. H. B. Stout , of
Lincoln ; A. C. Smith , Henry Frith and
daughter , 3. C. Tourlee , of Ogden ; J. W.
Paddock and daughter , of Fort Itobiuson ;
K. C. Cam * , of Seward.
L. H. Showalter , Esq. , clerk of Cass
county , arrived in this city last evening on
bis bridal tour. He was accompanied by
very charming lady , nee Mis ? Ella
Iticlmrdson. also of Plattstnonth. They
are guests nt the Crcighton house.
Mr. J. H. Wells , for a long time con
nected with 11. G. Dunn & CO.'A agency
ir. Detroit , has come to Omaha to locate.
ITo is assistant manager of t he Omaha
office. The Detroit paucrs speak most
highly of him us a business man and gen
tleman , and THE BIK : is sure he will prove
valuable acquisition to the Omaha
agency.
James 1" . McCartney , the late cHicient
city clerk of Omaha and for many years
editor and publisher of the High Scho 1
Journalhat just returned af ter a six month'x
absence from the city. He is now located
at Long Pine , the present terminus of the
S. C. &P. road , where he superintends
tlio transportation of government ttipplicH
for the firm of James Stcpheiisi/n & Co.
Mr. J. Uyan , chief engineer of the fire
department of Joliet , Ills. , wnn in the city
yesterday , en route to visit his brother-in-
law , Judge M. Langdon , of Sarpy county ,
ntPapillion , Mr. llyan's department has
wached a high stite of perfection and
were last week given grand banquet , as
u department , for saving a valuable fac
tory from burning. Mr. Jtyan is evident
ly a natural b > ni lire fighter.
Uuqaettionnble Gratitude-
WAKHKK , O. , July SO , 1S81 ,
H. H WAKNEII & Co. : SiisYour Safe
Kidney Liver Cure has relieved mo of a
povcre kidney difficulty which caused mo
much trouble and suifering.
deu-l'Jeod-1 w P. W , SUTTMIT.
CHINESE DIQNATAEIES.
The Chinese Embassy , En Route to
Washington , Pass Omnha.
Attaihed to Union Pacific train No.I ,
from the wt'ht yesterday afternoon , was n
special car which contained the Chinese
minister to the United States , and suite.
The party were accompanied by T. D.
MdKay , the Denial and widely known
agent at San Franciico of the popular C , ,
B. & Q. railroad.
The Chinese minister , who U also min
ister to Spain and Pent , rejo'cei ' in the
badly spelUd name of Ch ng Tsao Jee. Ho
la accompanied by hlu wif t , a very pretty ,
though highly painted , almond-eyed
lady , with feet as small ai a baby's ; hit
secretary , Shu Sh&u Pang ; chief inter
preter Cheng Shlng Firnch ; and about n
dozen servants. They came direct from
Hong Kong , China , and thence through in
the opecial car referred to. They left in
another special car on the t ! . B. it Q.
road , aud wil ) proceed to the national cap
ital as r\poditlouslyo4 possible. The min
ister is a mnn of fine appearance nnd un
doubted ability as a diplomat. HS ! parl
in the management of matters during the
next Kesnirn of congress will bo of conaiJ-
erat'le importance , as the coast renatoru
will undoubtedly umleavor to unforco with
considerable vigor the post legislation
which has been inimical to the Chinese
in the country ,
"WINEOFOAnDUl" for Ladies only.
C. F. Goodman' * .
WAX DOLLS , warranted to wash ,
nro found nt the 99c Store.
cunniEs1
An Itnportnnt Industry For Omnlin
Dtilldors nnd Contrnctors.
Mr. JohnCurrift , of Lincoln , hai Joined
o clone ipiarries formerly belonging teD
D , Sweo y , two initcH nouthwett of South
Bond.
It may IMS proper to utate that Mr. Cur-
no Is n practical stonecutter , nnd has han
dled almost every kind of stone ia the
country , including granite nnd marble ,
being the successful bidder on the first
insane asylum in the state and later in a
nub-contract of the penitentiary comple
tion. He wai foreman on the Grand Cen
tral hotel of this city , under J. Green , trje
contractor , end in considered authority for
Haying thattho Btono he has iu this now
quarry is as fine an nuy sandstone known
nnd a beautiful white in color. 1'rom the
best rnitrce * it in known to b n good
wettherir nnd ulll not wash Hie itio t
llncstooe , or run i ust s some sandstone.
It will make very fine white llnio it tl .Mr.
Cnrrio will xtart two kllm burning im
mediately. It is well kuottn that Inrgo
amnuntH of money are sent nbroad
for ilimensioiiH and paving stone when
we have nl good if not n
hcttet quality of utono in our own state for
all purposes Mr. Curria i p cparetl to
fiirni-h nich stonoon n living mnruin , and
llm-i i > t le s th n it can bo laid down for
from foreign kiln' , Hois hern now r > r-
ranging for rates nnd feeing the contrac
tors iif iiur town , nnd Htatcs that tha It , &
M. general ofricern are willing to do the
nice tiling , ns they nlway do , end ngreu
to haul thoxti'no and lime to Oinabo ns
cheap npo sible.
Wo nntterstantl that the D.ikoU peni
tentiary commissioners will FCO Mr. Cur-
rio's quarry nnil nre to decide f > eon hat
tt"nu they ill takrt for that job. Wo nro
i-led to learn tif this now quarry as It will
enable our people to build cheaper than
when ! < touo liui to bo imported from other
states- .
_ _
A Lndy'n Wl.b. .
"Oh , how I do wisli my skin waa
us clear and Roft as yours , " said a lady
to her friend. "You can easily mnku
it so , " answered the friend , "How ! "
inquired the first lady. "By usini ;
Hop Hitters , that makes pure , rich
blood and blooming health. It did it
for mo , aa you observe. " Read of it.
Cairo Bulletin. Dcclo-Jnnl
SEE HE11E
You arc sick ; well , there is just one reme
dy that wilj cure you beyond possibility or
doubt. If it's Liver or Kidney trouble ,
Consumption , Dyspepsia , Debility ,
' Well's Health Ilcnewer" in your hope.
$1. Druggist Depot , C. F. Goodman ,
Omalia. (4) ( )
DIAMONDS at Whipplo & McMill-
lon's , Cruighton block. DeolO-2t.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICK Advertisement To Loau , KorHale ,
Ixwt , Found , Wants , Uoardlne , Sic. , will b in
serted In these columns once for TRN CENTS
per line ; each subsequent Insertion , FIVECENTS
| wr line. The first Insertion no\cr less than
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
TO LOAN MONEY.
TO LOAN Call at L , w Ollieo ol D
M L. Thcmai llooin 8 Crulvhton lilock.
nrT ° Ioan at 'rom 8 * ° lo ner ccnt'
\J\l \ on good real citatcsocurlty , by
UK. ISAAC iiWAUD.S , 110D Farnham St.
0 LOAN At 8 per con tin-
tercst In sums o ( 82,600 and
upwards , for3 to 6 years , on flrst-clasa city and
fann property. Bums HKAL ESTATX and LOAN
, ICth and Douclaa Sta
HELP WANTED.
WANTED A position 111 the afternoon and
e > cnliihvaounf | | man UN IiouIC'Lee-
cr. CangUe the heat of rcforenecs. AcMrcss.
r.thUotfloc.
hhoenukcrs at OmalmSlmo Fao-
WANTED South 13th St. 700 22"
WANTED Situation by a > oun ; man \t1ll-
Init to work. lr \ u delivery or any plirc
whcto he cu i he useful. Addre n , ( { . It. . Bcc
olllco. . 7153-JJ"
WANTir ; > liuttoii hole makers at llanlson's ,
1123 1'nniluuii fct. 7H1-21 *
WA11TE1' A situation as i > ook-uceper by
onnlio thoroughly undeMu- double
nnd sinu'Ie cut y , l < al o a oed ] > uiunan bust
aefercncifi IM-II. Addict , c , K. , li < e ollU'e.
7ig tl
A NTKD All cltlcicnt irl for general hou u
nrlr , at No. 'AW DotlRtSt. . 75S-21 *
"ITrANTlIIi-trhlldrenns b anlersinasclect
VV 'diool , at 10th nnil CalUornh ht. L. I ! .
LOOMfo. 7u7-tl
: ANTED- n'otnnn to help cook , at the Pa
cific IIon ° e. 750-21 *
TT7ANT1UKlrste'i. . - ! oltlcc and cirind oj ;
\ V imi t l > c OM-I ID jcarn old. H. O. Dun &
Co. , 215 S. JlthKt. 76J-U
forsener.il houseworlr , at
W S. K , 1.01 IILT of 1'Jth and Decide Su.
< de 17-211
: - > --2 "ooil iooiicr8utOrocmlaIei ck-
WAXTii-
intr lioiiHO , Council ISIuflJ. THOMAS
OIIKKX&SONS. 742 tf
A.STI.D liuuicillateli n cook , at ! l OHir-
nuy St. 092 M
ANTKO Girl to do housework. Enquire
W
lilt ) FarrihainSt. 4i2-tf
ANTED Fundlnz hrld o and school bond * .
W H.T. Clark. BtllovuB. 28-tf
FOR RENT HOUSES AND LAND.
"FT10H IIENT It ftorv house , 7 roonn , cellar
_ L"Well < uicl cistern , ilSiKT month. I'l'U. N
lltth St. 701 23 *
Il UB.NT llrlck More , Jacobi1 blcck , cor.
tl 1 and Capitol avenue. J. < I. JACOI18.
70Stf
171011 HAI.U i'lrsU-claxd phaotsn nearly new.
IJ Enquire of c. Kallsh , Merchant Tailor ,
loii'-l s ht. , lift. 15th and Will bU 70.5-2U
KENT L'rfuriilahed front room. En-
Foil inlio Bouthwtbt corner Ibth and llarncy.
702-21 *
KENT lloiuo , 3 room * , ( -owl sl/i ) , ccl-
EOll , ; N. W. conurIth and
rco Sts. Sininr month. Enquire 222 S. W.
corner 25th and Itavtnport SU. 761-23 *
A nlciiy furnUhtd front room
EOIlKENT reference at 0071 N. nth Ht.
KENT Cottage of 3 rooms , well and
EOIl ; 23rd aud St. Mary's avenue. En-
cUlre | of II.V. . Kennedy , 312 8.13th Bt , 749-tl
HNT Tuo famUhod roomi , aultablefoi
FOK iDUto-koeping , i'JIO Califoinla St.
'
iOH HE.ST 1'Ieaaanl front room , corner ol
r Hurt and 17th , 1700 Uurt St. 7Utf.
RENT Furnished rooms at A. A. Olb-
EOIl ' , Californiabet. 14th nnd IMIi.
HUNT Nice y furnished room ) vltl :
board , a few day boarders can bo nccoui
modatid , 2U13 Caea bt. 704-tf
TnOll HENT A store 22xfiO , fitted for grocer'
JJ lea and dry goods. Apply
JOHN FOWLER.
OiJ-Sl * Wa crly , Nob.
OlTllENT A ult or ilnslo roorrs. nlccTj
furnUhuJ , at N. W. cor. 2Uh and l ) cn.
t rt itiQ.tl
< II KENT A llrst-clwis hall for society pur-
F I > osf . Centrally located. For particular *
enquire Kcnnard llros. , 14th and Douila < St < .
004-tt
KENT Ono parlor on ground iloor and
T10U 1 chamber haudaomily furnUhed , (211S (
California bt. 653-11
IlENT-FnrnWicdroomwIthclosct. Good
FOR . SUcoinxH , Enquire ( | V. M.
HENT-Ncw house of 7 roomi , 10th and
FOU 8U. Enquire K. V. Smith , OHM
n
SPEOIAL HOTIOESBonia u d
7lil ! RKST FumMipJ rom , north
' OllfornU St. , 2ddoor c tel 21st.
r 1 p. in. 431-t'
71011 RENT i furmihe < l room * ovur MM-
I 1 chanty EjchMiRe.N. K ccr. 10th and IV.IM
BtrocU. 8SI-U
FOR SALE.
-AViultdlnh'J2\CO , wilhn compltt *
FORSAtiK dry ( tooon , ( jroccilM and ( Uturt * .
Inquire bit X. 10th St , 707 tl
BAf.E Cheap , Ore olJ hoti-m , Innulro
FOH ( lUJdtriu & llcliin , cornrr 15lri nrvl JncV-
K..H * 46-10
70K HAt.K 2 nice count r end 2 ullrcr ] > lat4tT
_ ' ih in rate * , ( it ( Ira , H , rtttimu's , bo4 S ut ) >
10th Ht. 741-tl
1011 HAI.K-A train of black horvH. Knqolrt
I
1 of Utnaha MerchaoU * cxprrwi b irn. 7 7-21
710R SALK Or will exchange for Omaha prop -
p < Tly , an ImproMxl nation o ( land ruljoln-
if n vUtlon on U. I' . It , U , M. DUNHAM , 14U
. , Omalia. ' , 'M Sm |
POUSAI.E Ortriule for cllj proptrty , on
'pan o' horn's , harnoM and WIHTOII. AdJrtt <
S. Y. , lhl.io lc ;
ior. SA1.K-A uullilltip i-'xfO ! , with ncamplM *
1 Block of dry RooiU , groixrlcs anil fluurts.
Inquire blI .N. lJth at. WS-17
poll RALK Mrgo huilncs. lot on Harno ? St
IJ mutable ( or wholesaling. John U IU
, Opp. V. 0. tlil tf
IJlOlt SAI.B A good M\cn-inr-oM
JL' WatianU.il to Url\unlnjd' ) or ilouble. Ko
qulro of Utor 'u CnnlKIJ , Canflclil liaii-e.
novlS-tf
| ,1iiRMAIK Team KOOil iwiilKM.clienu : at ) ( ! '
L1 Darn , loth St. oVtt-tl
UICK KOK EALI- .
B JUJ-tf ESTAnUOOK & COE.
TTIOKSAIiK Maps of louibH atid Martiy oun-
lira. A. KObKWATEH,16OFainhaiui.tn't |
320-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
VlOIIC : Takc'i up In SoiitE
oniahi , ono lar/o Mack sow witn vkhlto
, alioiit three anil half jears old. Owner
can reeour tirocrty riy pnjtg \ \ rmr c . 110K-
AM ) SIltiTr , H. l th .St. , Ukanama. UW-evmiit
QTItAYKD Oil STOLEN'-Dce. 10,1831 , a large
O b * ) ' horec about 11 j cam old. Any infonna-
tlon a-j to hU wlxmnbouUill be llbcially re-
\ \ \\ardixl \ ) J. U. Ualdu-ln , corner 15th and Jack-
on. 74U-IH
COMPETENT nnl rrllable man wishes a
A sltuatl n in n wholesale liquor and wlnfi
businesH. 18 years c\per dice In rcctit ) Inir andi
compounding Adprcso , II , BeooIIlco. 764-23
T OST S400 , nil In bllli. Kln'lcr will receive
Jj $100 reward by returning the satiio to thin
olltce. iHW.O'lllUKN' . 700-20 *
OTRAYEO OH bTOM'.X Prow 16th and Wcb-
O ntcr , one pointer dog about 8 montluj old
whlto and brown tpottcd with brown root Uku
"O" on his back , finder will plcaso leovo io-
formation at MaMc > tr & llro. 740-tf
. STRAW Plentv of nleo oat straw , at
STItAW.
Chirlton Dro.'s ( ceil etoro , linhand Davcn-
jwrt Sin. TU U
EM18' NKW CIT7 MAPS , 10o. Mounto
B Maps , $2.60. GtO. P. 11 KM 13.
JJIACHSTIIASSEK Pays the MghcJi auh.
. price ( or cecoml hand lull'trd ' and pooli
tallies. Call or addrcsj , tOJ South 10th > trc t ,
Omaha , JJub. U9-lm *
TAKEN Vl > NOTICE Taken upon Situriia7
Uco. 3fd , two liay horses , ages about G nnd >
C jc.irs ; ( air tir.aand "ill umtched. Owner can >
lao Miuo l > y nnxlni ; property and iiayinir-
' xru'cs. WM. HAW1T2KU , 1 mile wojtof'
ulcj's ponp faoti ry , Duuxlas ptccliut.
051 \ e m Et
. SIOUX TUT UOTTON MANCKACTtR-
a.HK
INO CO. , Will pay ca > h for horna by thocar-
loadilcltvcred at nnvrillroaii dcKt | In H oux City.
Tuxas. tecr horn preferred Foi particulars nd-
f , D. U. Koblc , Supt. 013-jl
IN CltAVUK Pastilo aud Oil
PORTltAlTS the palntlrifr. MRS. U. H.
WAUDNElt , room 1 , Jacob's Ulock. M3-U
B Ellis' REALh TATK COOM.- 1st page.
. JlAY At A. II. Bander's lucU MUiic
BAI.K1J Harnoy St. sl9-tf
EMIS * REAL ESTATE KXCUANOE.-S
B 1st page.
BEMIS has rattling long ll > t of houaca , lota
landg and farms for eala Call and get
item'
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOT1CB. Special advertisements , such na
Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Itont
Wants , Boarding , etc. , "ill he inserted In thlo-
column at the low ratoof TKN CENTS I'BR
LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CKNTS
i'Ell LINE for c.ich subticqucnt Insertlnn.
Ix-a\or.lv ertlserncnta at our olllce , up stairs ,
corner Uroaduay and Main streets , Council
niulls.
SALE I'lr-t-tlass saloon 1J mllus cast ot
171011 on "ilo qulto , " on line of 11.1. 11. 1 ! .
Uond place toinaXo mnnuAilclrr ,
IKh ) Olllee ,
ilccfl-Ot Council lIUITs.
Kvooliody In Council Illuffs Io.
WANTED Tim IJKR , i0 ; vents per week , ilo
Ihcrcd by carriers. Ollleo corner Broadway and
Main , up stairs , Council lllulTn. 6l-Mf (
' TICKET OKFICJWnr In railroad
tickets continues to boom. Unprecedented
ratcH to all ca tcrn jiolnt ? . Etery ticket
guaruiitecil , Ordcrd fllltd lij ttlophonc. Froin
one to ten dollars sa\cd liy piircnanlii ? tlekcto-
of C' . A. Potter , Micerwior to Potter& Palmer , No.
40 .South Filth street , four doors below thu post-
olllce , Council liluiTe , Iowa. octlS tf
'ANTEDlloy , wlthjiony , to carry papers.
W Inimlro at l\f.r. \ cilice , Counill Clulls.
'
'octia-tf
To buy ion tons broom com.
WANTED address Council Ulufla-
Urooin 1'actoo' , Council Blull * , lovta. 053-2VU
ANTED A IIr8t-ela s broom tier. Mayna
& Co. , Council Bluffs , lowx f0-30 *
SALE Old papers 40c per hundred ,
FOU Bco olllce. Council UluBs. se27'tf
EDWAED KUEHL
MAQJSTEIl OF I'ALMYSTEllY AND iCONDI
T10NALIST , 408 Tenth Street , between Farnham
andllaincy. Will , with the aid ot guardian
spirits , obtain for any one a glance at thu past
and present , und on certain conditions in the fu
ture. Boots and Shoes made to order. Perfect
atl > factlcn yumutrrd au2A- >
\
Absolutely Pure.
This i o der nexor varies. A mane ) of puritr.
tren th nduholeuomiiie a. More tconomlcal
than the onlinsry kinds , and cannot be told Io
competition with the ( multitude of low lent ,
hort vclcht , alum or phc Pbatu icrndfit.
Sold only In ni.
IIOVAL BAKING POWDKIl CO. ,
New York.