Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY BRE-COUNCIL BLUJFJFS IOWA MONDAY EEBRDAUY 5
The Daily Bee.
COUHCiL BLUFFS.
Monday Morning , Feb 5.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES :
By Carrier , . . . . . SO cents per wetk.
. . . . . . 110.00 per Year ,
_ Otnco : No. 7 Pearl Btreot , Near
Broadway.
MINOR MENTIONtJ.
J , Mueller's Palace Mnslo Hall ,
Regular council meeting this evening.
The trains were all behind time again
yesterday , from out to four hours.
St. Paul's F.piscopal church , of this
city , has decided in favor of free slttingr.
CHEAP KAII.UOAD TICKETH. Buy them
from D. W. Buahncll , 5 doors north ol
postofEoe. mtf
William Lewis wan cotnplainoi of on
Saturday for assaulting lienry Vogelman
by thumping him several lime *
The sheriffs of the state hare decided
to hold their next meeting In this city at
the time of the spring races here In May.
The cue of Schllct v . Gnltter still oc
cupied tbe time in the circuit court Satur
day and was Htlll undecided at the tlmo ol
adjournment.
The boys , Ulce and Goodohlld , chargcc
with assaulting another boy named Dev-
llbllc.s were discharged by Justice Ab
bott Saturday.
Frank Moidy was arrested Saturday
night for raising a disturbance while
drunk. Ho will Interview and bo inter
viewed in police court this morning.
John Raymond , who has just served
one term in jail for petty larceny , was ar
rested again Saturday for stealing an over
coat from a Broadway saloon.
A warrant WM taken'out ' on Saturday
{ or tb arrett of Lewis Crandall , charging
him with having got a 920 tult of clothes
of Bpetman * Bro , under false pretenses.
The board of trade will hold a regular
meeting Tuesday evening. Let the busi
ness men wake up and be on hand
promptly.
The telephone exchange was moved
yesterday , and the changing of so many
wires caused a general suspension of the
telephone business here during the day.
Burglars are reported as having blown
the postoffica tafe at Pacific Junction
sometime Friday night. They got only
about $20 worth of stampK and envelopes
for their trouble.
Fred Bokrmper nettled the cases
sgalnst him and bis skipping bartender by
paying 925 fine for the latter , and the
costs in both cases.
Charles Spctcor , charged with dis
charging firearms in tbe street , was him
self discharged on Saturday by Judge
Ayleoworth , Thecomplalnt for carrying
concealed weapons was taken under ad
visement.
A } ! AIUMIN. Any person desiring to
purchase an elegant residence ono block
from Baylisit' park , for $6,500 , part on
time , should address W , box 1G7. !
f2-3t
Theodore Gifford on Saturday plead
guilty to stealing a. vallio from Major
Randolph , aide-de-camp on the city mar-
dial's cow staff. He was sentenced to
twenty days In jail ,
No services at the Presbyterian
church yesterday. There seenu to be
much trouble In getting just "the man"
lor pastor , the pastorate baring been va
cant for a long time now.
The saloon-keepers are to meet nt )
o'clock this afternoon at Max Mobn'f , on
Main street , to take In conrlderation mat
ters of importance In regard to the busl <
ness here.
The thermometer in some parts of thi
city yesterday morning nt 7 i > 'clocl
touched 21 degrees below , five degree
* colder than any morning this season
"Yesterday afternoon the mercury was ' .
degrees below ,
Tbo Danube society gave an enjoy
able maiquerade Saturday night. Thi
society is composed of a largo number c
the best Danish citizens , nnd their socii
gatherings are always of an enjoyable in
ture.
Tbe polling lists were tacked up o
the corners Saturday , ready for the publl
to gate upon and correct , With tbe the ;
mometer below r.ero , there are not man
who tarry and gsr.e upon them.
The college students at Tabor are vei
much excited over a discussion as I
whether it is proper to say "bath is good
or "hash are good. " Those who stand u
' on tbe platform that hash is singular see :
\ to be in tbe ascendancy.
An attempt Is to be made to perfe
arrangement * by which tbe Council Blnl
' driving park association will bo includi
in the Iowa , circuit , together with D
i tuque , Cedar lUplds , Marshalltown at
Des Moines. Mayor Bowman and J.
| Itart expect to visit Marshalltown tl
week to complete tbe arrangements.
Despite tbo storms and blockades ,
box of Imported clears reached this ci
only eight days after passing through t
custom house in New York , and tb
came too in the roundabout way of o
friend in New York buying a box and set
ing to a friend in this city , instead of
r" direct importation.
The fair and festival for the relief
the poor of the city proved quite a succ
financially. Tbo gold watch wai given
Miss Blanche Oliver , she having receli
tbe largest number of tbe 491 votes cost
ten cents each. Rev. J. G. Lyman i
given tbe gold-beaded cane , there hav
been WJ votes cast at a dime each. 1
entire proceeds cf tbo fair amounted
about $300.
A man giving Ms name as Peter Ml
* was arrested Saturday evening for steal
t a vallee at the transfer , The grip belon
\ to Edward Iveur , who waa en route
| t Denver , und who carelessly left it in
waitlnt : room while be took a stroll ab
I * town. It stems that Miller picked It
and b jjin peddling its contents at
ferent houses on tbe plea that be '
hard up and was forced to sell bis clotbl
Dr. West , Daatist , 14 Pearl atrc
THE LIMES.
Plenty of goods on the lines at I
price , at PhlUlp * .
GOBBLING A GIRL ,
An Iowa yather Has a Hard
Time Recovering Bis
Daughter ,
He Finally Finds Her Near
OdelJ , Nebraska , and BringB
Her Back.
The Story of the Chtie.
Teatordfty there arrived in this city
an elderly fjontleman accompanied by
a little girl wboao ago , on inquiry , WAR
glron as between nine and ton years ,
though her face h&d an older look ,
and her form and manners indicated
that oho waa lacking much of the
vivacity and vigor of the ordinary girl
of that ago , when happy and In good
health. The elderly man who had her
In charge proved to bo her father , and
ho had qnlto a atory to narrate as to
how ho had regained possession of hia
daughter after a long and anxlomi
aroh.
The mm gave his name a * Jameo
Dickinson , and eald his homo has be < n
for Bimo time past in Jefferson , Iowa
Hia wife died about six ycara bgo , hio
little girl boitig then only butweoti
throe and four years cf ago. lie ar
ranged a homo for the little girl with
a wealthy family in Montloollo , who
did not adopt the child , the under
standing botng that slio should remain
there oo lorg as it was satiefaotory
to all concormtd Time wont on , and
the foster father and mother
had aomo family troubles , which
led to a divorce. On the day
that thU divorce wai granted
the man wrote to Mr. Dickinson , tollIng -
Ing him ho had bettor come and got
hli little girl , and in compliance with
thli request ho started at once for
Montlcollo , bat found ho was too late ,
the child having boon lent aw y to
some unknown spot by the woman.
The anxious father waa naturally do
lermlnod to Rot some trace of his
child , but could not got any informa
tion beyond scmo faint clues that tbo
woman had sent the child to live with
one of her sons , who was married and
had a family somewhere in the west.
A short time ago ho ascertained
that the woman had started westward ,
and thinking that she was going
in all probability to her BOHR , and
that probably his daughter was there
also , ho followed her on the next
train. IIo found the woman In Lie-
coin , and kept with her until ho
reached the son's house , about thrco
miles from Ot'oll. IIo there found his
little daughter , living with that family
in a very rough and nimble way , much
in oonstraat with the comfortable and
even luxurious homo which the girl
had enjoyed in Iowa. She was poorly
dressed , and though the weather was
oxtrumuly cold , , her raiment was thin
end worn , she having no warm undergarments -
garments , and even her shoes being so
worn that her feet were exposed to the
blttor frosts , and one of her feet had
been badly frozen , She had
boon holplcg gather corn , and
doing chores about the plnoo , and
yet she was beguiled with such prom
ises as that she was soon to have a
little pony of her own to ride , and
was to have some pigs and calves of
her own to raise and sell , etc , The
father found that the girl was sleep
ing at night upon a pallet of straw in
nu unfurnished part of the garret and
waa In all rospoota undergoing hard-
shies which were rapidly making her
look old und worn.
The father Insisted on t > klng the
child away with him , but there boinp
oppooition shown to this , ho went ta
Odoll and there eoourod the Her-
vices of a constable , who pro
ceeded back to the houao witli
him. There WBB quito a BUUUO ,
according to the father's otory , ono oj
the sons of the old lady pouncing on
to him , and the ofticer having to inter
fcro. The child was secured by them ,
however , and taken bnok to Odoll !
where fathur and daughter stopped a' '
a hotel while waiting for the tr.Uu the
next morning. The mini at whom
house the little girl had boon stopplup
got some of his chuim and sympikthiz
ors together and milled at Odoll t <
take the child back by main force. Th
hotol-koopor , hearing of this , and feai
ing a row. advised the father to secret
the little .girl until mornlnv
and In accordance with thi
advice ho placed her in
private family. On taking the tral
the next morning the father an
daughter were guarded by the doput
sheriff and a possoo to avoid the o :
peotod attack from "tho gang , " an
under sad , exciting circumstances tt
two left , Once more on the journt
an attempt was made by two mon 1
got the child nway from her fatho
but this was thwarted , and they a
rived yesterday at the transfer all rlgh
and in the afternoon started off oaa
Don't fall to attend the Turnei
masquerade ball on the 22d.
Great closing out bargains at Blisi
The finest lot of anthracite coal th
ae has been received hero this winter h
j. just arrived at A. II. Mayno & Oo.
Crystal Roller Mills Patent Gran
latod Flour , Superlative A , the nig
est grade of flour manufacture
Snowy white , pure , light and awei
Ask your grocer for It and you w
have nouo other. tf.
Itoma at tbo Institution.
OK The Deaf Mute Hawkeye appot
'he ' this week In the form of a'nest. Thi
to is first the paper of nsnal dra , ins !
of that a smaller ono called "t
ler junior , " and inside of that still i
UB other called " the "
baby that
; ed ; to oa
to reader cn take the one which best 1
the his size and ago. From a number
Interesting Itoma wo glenn ;
jut Rev. 0. L. S urges , late inslruc
up In the preparatory department
lit. Tabor oollogo , haa boon employed
boys' supervisor , and haa entered n ]
his duties. Ho is a gentleman of o
cation and culture , and we doubt
et. will perform his work to th * satlsl
tion of all. Thn position Is a try
one , end requires tact , patlonoo i
alf education to fill it.
The cold weather haa caused for
first time the supply pipe to the insti
tution rrsJrvolr to fruoeo.
Mis * Pollock , who used to tench
hero , visited the Institution last Sun
day. She lias resigned her plnco a *
teacher In the Nebraska insti ntlot
and In now at homo In Burlington
She expects to bo married soon to a
Chicago gentleman named Fair-
weather.
A sleigh load of institution people
mot with quite a minhap last Satur
day. Mr. Hugors was driving and in
turning a corner In the lower par , if
the city , a short turn Qver tipped the
sloiuh and threw the occupants to the
ground with considerable violcnci.
Miss Van Dorln teems to have born
the worst sniff ror , receiving an injury
on the forehead right between the
eyes , which put those organs into
mournlnp , and enlnrged her nosn to
double Its natural ilzo. Miss Van
Taosel had htr knee sprained , and
Mattie and Mr Kogers escaped un-
injured. Mr , ll-jgers was dragged
along the nlreot a hundred factor
more while holding to the lints baforo
ho succeeded inotnpping the horaoi.
\Vhon yon want to get Iowa conl
that is almost if not ii-iilo equal to
Wyoming , call for the Frederick , at
A. H. Mayno AOo.V !
PERSONAL.
K. S. Ilniley , of Carroll , WM In the city
yesterday.
W. G. Albright , of Des Blolncn , Is nt
the Ogdon.
K. J. Ball , of ( Jr nd Havn , Mich. , it
at the Pacific.
B. K. Stricter , cf ATOCB , I ) a Pacific
house K'ie t.
Jamen K. Blake , of Ixmclon , 0. , Hun-
daycd Jtt the Pacific.
J. S. Wil on , of Lnndvlllt ) , SnmUyed at
the Orfden
F. H. Urern of Oakdale , Neb. , was at
the Ogden yesterday.
II. N. Wood , of Tabor , * pent his Sue-
day IntheBluflri.
Dr. A. J. Cool ; , who has been 111 for a
few diyr , U en tlio naln ,
K. D. Mansflold , ot MLnetpolii , spent
Bnnday at the O den.
K. D. Humphrey , of C ! ) nera. N. Y. , is
an Ogdcn house yneat.
J. W. Squires , the real cntato man , bos
been on tbo Rick list for a few dayr.
The wife and child of Thomas Kane ,
Hrlng near the transfer , are both quite ill
with malarial fever.
Fred K. Kistland nan retlgned liln clerk-
nhtp in the poetoflico hero to go into busi-
iu for hitmolf at NooK S , A , Klagler
biwi lio-n selected to f 11 the vacancy ,
A. T. Flickiuger started yeaterduy fci
Iowa City In roaponso to a telegram
stating that his youngest brother , who IF
a Htudtnt at the university , U very ill wilh
inflimmatory rheumatism
J , D. C'in.eroii , of Sioux 'Falls , whotc
name haa liccnine pretty well knowc
throughout the west on nccduat of hi <
connection with the "nrlpt"cipen , wnair
the city yesterday , en route for St. Loui < ,
hia trial on the charge of cnnpplring to de
fraud the government being sot for next
Tuesday. W. D. llueiell , of Yankton ,
who ia a co-Jefendant , waa also hers , botl
gentlemen bring guests of the Ogdon. Mr ,
Camrronla qulto confident that he will bi
acquitted , nnd expects that there will bi
no delay In the trial , but that it will commence
monco surely on Tuesday. Tbeia ar
about a hundred wltnoste * from Yanktoi
and vicinity who nro invited lo attend th
affair. Mr , Carpenter , of linlolt , anotbe
of the defendfntfl , hai already gone to St
Lous , nnd Mr. Cameron and Mr. Husiol
left last evening.
To close out my buuliiesti I will eel
my entire clock of millinery , lane
dry goods and notions regardless ti
coat. The hoRt- bargain < wor r ilercrl
J. J. BUHH , 1)28 ) Broadway.
Cnapmun Captured
The oilicors for eovernl dnyu hav
boon on the looki u- * for Josh Ohap
nv.ui , who was wantud on a chtrgo o
iiuyhem , ho having bitten the lip of
tuau named Neal In a row arising ovf
ivgnnioof "Irocs5'3'ont. ' " Chapman , i
ius , has beou nt work in Itayd
pnuklng houto in Omaha since Hi
row , nnd yostordny ho cumo over lion
Constable Skinnvr npied him und ai
rested him at onco.
* # * "They who cry iondcnt are n <
alwuya the most hurt. " Kidney-Woi
does its work likotho Good Samarltai
quickly , unostentatiously , but wit
great thoroughness. A Now Earn ]
shire lady writes : "Mother has bee
alllicted for years with Kidney di
cases. Last spring she was very I
and had an alarming pain and num
HODS in ono side. Kidney-Wort provi
a great blrst ing und hr.s complete
ured hor. "
The report that Maritml Jackson h
a narrow escape while brlogluc Sal
, Paine from Mlisonri to this city is ni
confirmed , The woman hail her examh
tlon Friday and was committed to ( ail
night for lack of $500 bonds. During <
bight she gave birth to A bouncing ba
The woman nnd babn aru being cared
at the jail. The child i < doing wall , 1
the woman was quite sarionsly 111 yest
day. The city marsh 1 broathoa easier
ho thlnka that the lui'g trip U over aud
escaped "thu saddest of all it mltjht hi
been. "
U- AFTER THE BATTLE-
Uh
h-
hd. . The Interview Between 'tho Gnlli
it. Mnjor" una an Editor Who Helpo
Detent Blm.
Hardly a word has been hoard fr
Major Andonon since ho was so ov
irs whulmlngly defeated for congress
re W , H. M. Pmoy. He has been
do most a lost Charlie Iloss , the pis
ho which know hlni once know him
in more. J. A. Bode , of Tabor , \ >
inch fonght the major BO strongly dnr
Us the campaign , discovered him
of oVnnca the ether day , on calling at
08100 of Anderson & Eaton In Bldu
tor to see another man on business.
at Is said the gallant major and the
as Itor had a very lively mooting , but
ion blood was shed. The major otdo
iu. him out of the office , and made
not demand In so forcible terms that
so- Bcribo hied himself away to his SB
Ing turn and there penned for The Unl
ind Arrow the following account of the
fair :
the W were in Sidney , othen
DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
JOHNBENO&GO. 18 Mala GENERAL Struct MERCHANDISE and IT Pearl Street.
MAX MOHN , } OKE3TOH
" " " " " " loolt" "
MRS. S. J. NOBBIS , 80 days , 105 Main Street ,
J. M. BAB8TOW , M. D. Cor. 6th OFFIOK St. and : 5kb Avo.
OFF ° - Oor' Bth , up-Htalra.
DR J F WHITE Heeldcnco , 009 Willow Avonoo.
JUSTICE OF TQEPEA.OE ,
NCO1JIID7 | Ofllco after February 15th , over American Ezproia.
s. s. WAGNER , for funerals nt reasonable rates , No. 22 4th St.
& Broadway Moat Market , 327
HDCTUVD&inPC I j The boit Meats at lowest prices
known ai the city tf retired statoemon
and delinquent tax lists , la t Mondty
and having some bw'noss ' with O. II
Rinsh , called for him at his headquar
tore in the law officti of Anderson &
K tou. It was hoie no mot Major
Albert R. Johnson , ottorwl-o known
as the general p.wiengcr ngbnt of the
Iowa lines. Our reader * will remem
ber wo disagreed with tha ma
jor tu to tno quallfioatloni of
congraooman , but guided by the
advice of his frieridi , who said WH
ruadrt many votes for him , we felt wo
ehoulcl receive a warm reception nt his
hands and nt lerst eucuru a pass over
iho Wabash. Not trusting hia own
sight , ho inquired of h's ' secretary if it
Vis tlio editor of the religious weekly
who auemed to float before him in a
vision. Wo av onoo observed that bi
bosom heaved with unfavorable emo
tion's , and wore not surprised when
in worda found only in Dennis
Koarney'a supplement to the English
language ho informed ua that
the sunlight of hs | love was
still concealed behind the horzlon of
the past , and requested na to elimi
nate oursolf from the immediate ad
j tconoy of the great pass agent. We
lore the major , but could not help
thinking how George Washington
would hnvo acted bad he been In his
place. Doubtless George would have
liiven us a little hatchet and asked ua
to continue In the good cause , with
many words of encouragement.
George was a good boy and loved the
troth. Albert know not the ways of
the father of his country.
IOWA HEMS.
Belle Plalne is to have a packing house ,
with ? 2S,000 cjpltal.
Uuolap hunlnem homes are said to be In
a prosperous condition.
Cedar llapidH It nt fleriug eome from the
snow blockade on the railroads.
The CeiUr lUpldi Jlepublican is venti
lating the faro and nuintjling layouts of
that city.
The farmers of Harrison county are
complaining of the very poor condition of
the roudd.
A young lady named Growl came near
lo lntf her Ufa by kerosene one day last
week.
Tbo Kntghta TempUr of Iowa are pre
paring for the anuuil rciuclavo to bo held
In Sau Francisco next fill ,
A collia'on on the railroad near Thayer
occurred one day last neelc which resulted
in breaking up several car * .
The employes of the C. , B , & Q. rail
road at Cieeton have commented tvorklug
nine hcuiH per day.
During the prevalence of small pox in
Auaubou county there were ele\ondoithi.
The farmers of Iowa are unanimous in
the opinion that this is the hardctt winter
on ttook for many years.
The doctors of the Iowa electric medical
college at Derf Moines recently had a big
row which it took a policeman to quell.
Glium hlcwtirx are entertaining . .the citi
zens of Dubuqur.
The LouiurH paper luo given an expose
of u fraudulent lijncl inwlo by Wiliint.
Birrett , the ooun'.y tronturer.
A minor named Connelly lost bin life tea
a coal niiuo near Ottumwn , on the 2Ctb ,
by the roof caving in ou him.
Tim at.venth anmul eosiiou of the lowt
Butter and Cheete ( .eaoclntion will ba held
at Mnrx.iulltown , February 21.
f Toe thug who aaeaultcd n Storm Lak (
newspaper man WAH fined $100 the othei
d > y. Leave tbe jnnrnalistu alone litre
aftor.
The infnut town 'if Kolfe in PocahonU' '
county , expended $20,1100 for building 1m
prove mentR In 1882.
Flora lUymond , a young girl at thi
Commoicial hotel In Creotou accidcntnll ]
shot herself. It was the result of a qnarre
with her lover.
*
The Masons of I'.urlington have organ
l/eil a Mascnio Building association , wit )
the purpose of erecting n three story brlcl
block to be used for a Masonic building.
The tnpreme court has revemd the de
cition in the case of Hubbard vt > , Masoi
City. Hubbard recovered $500 damage
for injuries received from an alleged defec
tive sidewalk. The city carried ! ' UP am
is now on top.
Three men named Thay , Childreas am
Doc. Sweets h > e been arrested In Neol
and taken to Council Bluffs for eufe keep
ing. They are charged with the burglar ;
ot Kichanis Bros' , store , in Neola , in Ma ;
last.
last.Michael
Michael Walsh , who loft u rcaidenc
about two miles from Kmmetsburjf , Jam
ary 2 , to walk to town , and had not aftei
wards been seen , was found lying de d 1
at 'he snow on the 23,1 Inst. He had ovidenl
he ly loot hia way ami frozed to death.
There are 'J33 boyn In the reform tchot
at Kldora , The farm embraces 70S acroi
of which 500 are under cultivation. Tt
mt buildings entire coit about 9100,000. Tn
school lus received up to the present Urn
er- about lCO * inmates , and moat > ! thoco dli
charged httve become useful citizen * .
he Tbe number of pupils at Coo College f
Cedur llapids Is 145. Of these 53 are Iroi
Cedar Itaplds , and tbe others from all pi :
tlons of the state. Among tbe names pul
linhed by the Kepnblican are the followln
from Sioux City : FreshmanJclasB , W. V
.nt Soule and Miss LUlio Jandt ; nnclassifiel
1 Miss Ida Jandt.
* No lady of roGnoment llkoa to ri
nn aort to superficial dovlcoa to supply
or- becoming semblance of her forme
orby boauty. It is health alone Hint kimll
Di the fire that li jhts the countenance an
scs bring } bach the frtsh tints of the app
no blotsoms to the fadtd cheek , -If an ;
ho thing on earth will do this It la Mr
ing Lydla E Plnkham'a Vegetable Oon
by pound , which haa already hrougl
Iho health to multitudes with whom a
Dy.i other moans had failed.
adno tlur Now Loan and improvement U
no Investigation Into tfco matter coi
red vlncoa us that ono of the most equit
the bio , reasonable and feasible plans
the building houses Is that proposed at
noon in operation by the Mercantile Loa
on- Trust and Improvement company
af-1 ibis city , By investing In shares
thla Institution , which ia backed 1
'lae I some of our best and moat rollat
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special ertlecmcnto , sue
Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent ,
Wants , Ilo&rding , etc. , will be Insetted In thli
mloinn at the ow nte ot TEN CENTS PER
LINK lor tha Orel Insertion and F1VB GENTS
PKn LINE ( or each tnbeoquont Insertion.
Leave adr ertlioments at oni office , No. T
Pearl Street , near Hroadway.
Wants.
WANTED A good barber at Ogdcn House
b.ubor oliop and bath toanu Immtclatly.
Fobl'2t Joil.i
SITUATION WANTED A Udy of expcrlenoo
d lrc9 a situation M ston ginph c clerk ; can
alKOUiet e caller ph Itefo'cncca 11 necetsaiy.
Ad rtHJ "O , " 117 H.uth iloulUon St. , Council
111 De.'owa.
HOOIM'OLKS WANTED-For further par
ticular ) ! all on or aidrcxn JoHqih Koix , CIS
Upper llroad ay , FebM4t
rpHKTtoroujjbred Nnrman stallion , Kcna'or ,
JL 7 je rs i U , 10 handx high , weight 1,700
p undii can l-e Keen at O den I.lTorj' , Terms
mxy. Forp ilfrc ( , Ac. , calon or addrnm M
StarnWh , 313 I'leref Btioot. J n 2-flt
fcT r > body In Council UlnOs 10
WANTED Tun Bsi , H ) cento per week , de
llvered by 'carriers. Office , No 7 Pearl Street
near Broadway. ,
For Bale and Rent
il OR8BMEN 1 have for wlo tha stallion ,
n Youn Wallace , 7 years old , bright bay ,
tnds 18j hatds hlffi , he I * w 11 brok , a good
rlepper , and can he se n at Compton's barn , on
Mtdlion street , Pedigree given on "pplcatlon.
Price WOO. > \ J. DAT , Owner.
fmw-2w
I70H BALK A half Interest In a good paying
J1 h tel , oleo Intercut Inanaloon.
T3t ODKLL&DAT.
IlKNT The desirable offices lately occupied
FOIl
pied by the board of trade. Apply to Bufth-
nell & Crackett. U
RENT A houoo of three rooms for 'ght
FOIl
i ollars a month , loialcd marly opposite the
high school. Apply at No. 826 High School
A\ermo. tf
HKK3-In vacKsges 01 a hundred at 25c
JLU pacua , e at Tim Bxi office , No. 7 Pearl
street. tf
A V olllco , ino'tadvantageously fltuatcd , offura
c\ . desk room In return for 'ervlci's ; , 'OK , fail ,
tp. , furii'shud. ' Adurcsj , "Olllcc , " llBK clfice ,
Counc 1 Binds
Miscellaneous.
OK HKWAUD $2.'i ' ( or one pockctbook con-
O-i'J taliilnic * KO lu rioh , aid two notc pty.
ableto Ld e DeCttnp , on First Natlit al bank ,
Council UltttT' , IOHO. Leave at Bun ofTce ,
OALOONFOHSALE-In Omvha , doing a cash
O Imtino Rfroi.teiOVOOOto . S1200COpcr mon h
uxpcnces light iho party haa other huMno'B. Address -
dross Omaha Dally Bco Omaha Neb77U191
business men , it becomes posellilo nnd
comparatively easy for n man of mod
erate moans to secure a comfortable
home for himself and family. In tak
ing a certain number of shares , at a
certain monthly payment , in a fern
years a man can own a house
of hia own for about the aoms at
ho pays monthly for rent. Wo
believe the Mercantile Loan and Trust
company , by organizing and opening
up for buainesp , having filled a long
felt want In Council BluiTi. ThoU
plans und system of loans will bear
thn moat cnrefnl scrutiny and exam
ination , and vro have no hesitancy in
pronouncing them reasonable and
equitable , und bucked by gentlemen
of honor and integrity. As the conv
puny I'xintB it besomes at once an in
stitution of value nnd credit to oni
city and thoeo who deairo homes ,
Their president is T. A. Kirkland
vice president , Judge Peuko ; sec1
retary , I H Beery ; treasurer , Col ,
Bcubo , and their ofBso is in the buso
ment of Shugart'a and McMahon'f
now block , corner First avenue anc
Pearl street. jan27-ly
UnckUri'u Arnica I
The BEST SALVK la tbe world for Oati
Brnioea , Sore * , Ulcers , b lt Khenm , Fever
vor Sorei , Tetter , Chapped Hands , Chil
blalns , Corns , and all nkin eruptions , am
positively curw pllee. It Is guaranteed t
give HAtitffkCtfon r nx aoy refunded
Price , U5 cents vtr ex. Tor s U by C
w Ootvln < " <
woman really practices econ
omy unless she uses the Dlainom
Dyes. Many dollars ( Ian be save
every year. Ask the druggist.
COMMERCIAL.
COUNCIL DLCrFH UABKBT.
Corrected dally by J. Y. Fuller , me :
cbandlse broker , buyer and shipper i
grain and provision * , 39 Pearl street.
WIIKAT No. 2 spring , 77o { No. S , C !
rejected Cflc ; cooil demand.
CoilK E2o to fee < lern and 34o to thli
pern ; rrjetted corn Cblc co , 43 : ; ne
OATS Scarce and in good demand ; 30i (
S2o.
S2o.IIAY
IIAY 4'00G 00 per ton.
HTK 40o ; light supply.
COILS MEAL 1 25per 100 ponnda.
Woon Good supply > prices at yard
B no@o oo.
COAL Delivered , hard , 11 00 per toi
soft. 5 50 per ton.
UUTTEII Plenty and in fair demani
25p ; creamery , S0 .
KOOH-Scarce and in demand ; SOo p <
dozen.
LAUD Fairbank's , wholesaling at 1SJ
POULTIIY Finn ; dealers paylnsj 13o pi
pound ( or turkeys and lOo for chickens.
VKQKTABLKS 1'otatoe , 45c ; onion ? , 2f >
cabbages , 30@40o per dozen ; apples , 2 I
@ 3 50 per barrel.
FLOUU Wholesale prices Holler pa
ent 'A 25 for superlative ; roller i paten
2 85 for dladum winter ; roller st&udar
2 DO for goltlcn shoif ; roller family. I 60.
Wholesale prices for Hour , 2 40@3 25.
11BOOU9 2 00@3 00 per doren.
STOCK.
CATTLK 3 00@3 50 ; calves fi 00@7 BO.
Hogs About 3 can of hogs Friday. J *
trains delayed by extreme cold aud snoi
Packers raying about lOc advance on t
grades. Market active , and all oflerln
quickly taken at higher prices. Car lot
Common , 5 45@5 EO ; good mixed , 5 00
580 ; heavy paikinp , 50@595 ; choi
Unoy packing , C05@G 10.
L. EVERIHCHAM & CO. ,
Commission
Merchants
Ohkco and UlltmukM ooBrirnmcnk
On * * , 0 44 od ProrldoM. soUd * l.
B. HACG & CO. ,
GEISE' BOTTLED BEEK ,
MADE FROM THE AHTKSIAN WELL WATER. ALSO AGENTS FOB THE
Orders filled In any part of the city. Orders by telephone promptly attended to.
BATH INSTITUTE ,
Bryant Street , on * Door north ot Dohtnjr's Hall.
Thermo-Eleotric , Medicated and Sulphur paths.
For lidles and gentlemen. These llnthi arc fully ondo s l by the Medical Fraternity as being a
unfailing auillla'yln rec nt Colds , Rheumatism , fouralirlo , Lumbago and mtny other allmenH
Uwldeo , my wife , a competent lady , will attend ladles. P. M. LOOK WOOD , Propr.
PETERSON & LARSON ,
Wholesale Dealer In and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing
Company's Celebrated
MILWAUKEE BEER ,
No. 711 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa , Order * from the aonntry elicited
City ordera to famlHea nnd doalera dellvcr"d free. _
M. GALLAGHER ,
GROCERIES ,
New Store , Froih Goods , Low Prices , Polite Attendants.
First Door East of the Metropolitan Hotel , Lower Broadway.
DUQUETTE , GUI BERT & CO. ,
( Successors to HUB & DUQUETTE ) ,
16 and 18 Pearl-st. , Council Bluffs , la.
TITLE ABSTRACT 0 FFIGE.
J. 1AK3J Q TT X Xt > 3B O O-
I , and s and Lots Bought and Sold.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW BATES.
NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS.
OOUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA.
M. T. DAVIS , President. N. B. E ASTON , Sooy.
J. 0. HOFFMAN , Vioo Pros. 0. HULBURT , Adjuster.
MUTUAL IOWA STOCK INSURANCE CO.
Insuies Live } took Against Loss by
THEFT OR DEATH.
Offlor , 103 Poorl Htroot ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA.
The only company in Iowa tbat will Insure
y oar stock against loea from any cause whatever.
Owners ol Stock will consult their own Interest if , when
InhurliiB thcli Stock , ttityse tha thi po'ley ' 1' eludes all
the lows th } may hate , i.ndbuia isflrd withnotliit ! ' \ < M4.
For fuither Informal ! ' n i'a 1 on or address
Oounoil Bluffs , Iowa.
8-dft
( Successors to J. W. Rodefer )
WHOLESALE A1 D RETAIL DEALERS IN
LAOKAf MIA , LEHIGH , BLOSSBURG
AND ALL
COMMELLSVILLE COKE , GEWIEHT , LIME , PLASTER , ETO ,
Office No , 34 Pearl Street , Yards Oor. Eighth Btreot r nd
Eleventh Avcnne. Oouncil Bluffa. . _
i 0 Al Mfcslltt-fcf KSLK K )
THE LEADING DEALER IN
OE& C * O O 30 SB
337 Brnndwny. Oounoil Bluffs ,
. D. IDMCICDBOS , 1. L. SIinaABT. A. W. SIUMt ,
President. Vlce-PrcVt. Cashier.
CITIZENS BANK
Of Council Bluff * .
Organlied under Ihe laws of the Stale of Iowa
Paid up capital ' .15'SSS
Authorized capital MO.OM
Interest paid on tlma deposits. Dralta Issaod
on the principal cities of the United States and
Europe ; Special attention tfven to collection !
and correspondenca with prompt returni.
DIRKOTOKS.
J. D. EJronndson , K. L. Shujrart , J. T.n r ,
W..W .Wallace , J. W. Bodfer , I. A. Mlllei
k. W. Sktoe * . Iv7i f
JACOB SIMS ,
Attxjrney ani Oonnsollor at Law ,
COUNCIL FLUFFS , IOWA.
Offlct-UcJIahoii block , roomii 1 and 2 M5ln
treet. * UI piactlcs to Utate and fedirtl
court' . .
AND
Dr , J , Meaglior.ziOutilist , Anrist , ,
ANDSl'ECIALIST.
In Chronic dlceaees , oilers hla son Ices to all at
dieted with diseases of thi Eye , Ear , or Chronic
diseases of any chancier. Warrants a euro lu
all Rheumatic affections Can bo consulted by
mall or In person ot the Metropolitan hotel ,
Council Illutte , Jowa. _
Office over etvtnci bank.
BLUFFS.
OB ,
Iho Story of tno Sewing laolilno ,
a handwme llllle p aphIeJ , olaf ! ni > '
ICT "t h numorons enjrarlnp , wUlJb *
GIVEN AWAY
lo DT audit person calllnj ; for tl aUnv braao *
.
01 inb-offlo * of Th Singer Manufacturing Com.
panr , or will b * nt by mtU. poll paid , t >
rton llrtnz at dlitanc * from oar offlcei
I
'
Principal "Offloo , 34 Union 8q i
fORK
cotns-cxr ,
TIME TAKJUE.
CtllCAOO , ROCK ISH P AND PACIFIC.
Depart. Arrl > e.
Atlantic Ext..520 p m Pacific Ext..9:15am :
Ex and Mall".9.-25a m ExandMall'.6iWpta
D. HoluoH ttc'.7:15 : a m Pea MolnoflAC.4:40 : p m
CIIICAOO , BUttUKQTOS AND QDIHITI.
Deport Arrive.
Atlantic Ext..5:30 : pm Pacific Ex t..9:20 : a
Mall and Ki.0:20nm : Mall and Ki' . OOpm
M. Y. Ex 4:00pm : Neb & Kos Ex..8:20 : a
CIIICAOO AND KO&TUKKSTHRN.
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic Exf..5:15 : pm Pocino Ext..9:15an :
Uallanil Ex.9:20 : a in Mali and Ex.0:15 : pn
Accom. ( Sat. ) , .6:50 : p ni Accoui. ( Hon. ) . 1:15 : p a
KANSAS CUT , BT. J0 AUD COUNCIL BLOFrW.
Depart. Arrive.
Mall and Ex..OARam I Express 8Mpi :
Exprtxu 9:10 : p m I Mall and Ex..6-45pM
UNION PACIFIC.
Depart. Arrive.
0\crland Ex. 11:30a. m. Overland Ex,4:00 : p. n.
Lincoln Ex..11:30 : a. ra. Dem er Ex. . . . 8:00 : a. m.
Demur Kx..TOOp. : m. Local Kx 6:30 : a. in.
Local Ex 7:2.1 : a. m. " Ex 9.0Ba , rm.
Emigrant..020 p. m. " Ex fQOa.m.
WABABII , BF. LOUIS AND PACIFIC.
Depart. Arrive.
Mall and Ex. . 0:45 : a m I Mall and Ex. . 4:30 : p m
Cannon Ball. . 4PO : p m | Cannon Ball. . 11:05 : a .
SIODl CUT AND PACIFIC.
Depart. Arrive.
For Sioux Ciiy.TSS a ra Frm Sioux C'y.6M : > p
For Fort Nlobrara. Fnn Fort h iobrara ,
Nct > 7:55 : am
For St. Paul..7:40pm : From St. Paul..8:60 : a n
CIIICAOO , MILWAUKIS AND ST. PAUL.
Lcavu Council Bluffa. ArrU ea Council BluBs.
Mall and Ex./US.'O a m I Mall and Ex.'CM pm
Atlantic Ex. [ 5:15 : p in | Atlantic Ex. . . | 9:10 : a m
CIUCACJO , MILWAl'KKS AND ST. PAUL.
Leaves Omaha. Arrhca at Omaha.
Mall and l'.x.7IS : am I Pacific Ex | 9:45an :
Atlantic Ex. . | 340 ! p m | Mall and Ex.7-25pm
Except Sunday ) . \Except \ Saturdays. JExccpt
Mondaja. ( Dally.
Council BluQa Si Omabn Street n , R.
Lea\ Council liluffn. Leave Omaha.
8 a m , 0 a in , 10 a in , g a m , 9 a m , 10 a m ,
11 a m , 1 m , 2 p m , 3 p 11 am , 1pm , 2pm , 3p
m , 4 p m , 5 p in , 0 p m ui , 4 p m , 5 p m , U p m.
Streei cars run half hourly to the Union 1'aclfle
Depot. On Sunda\ the earn tiejjln their trips at
9 o'clock a. in. , and run re larly during tha day
at 9,11 , 2 4. 5 and o'clock , and run to clt ) time.
\ rt ABnt * i'or '
r
Y > Truchorou
of
WKITTEN nV HIS WIFE ,
he only llfoauthoiitcd by her auduhlch will
not ba a < 'lllood and Thunder" story , euch as haa
been and will bo pul llshcd , but a tiuo life by tb *
only person who Is In poseealon of the facU a
fahhtul and detoUd wife. Truth U mon nker >
Mtlog thin fiction , A rente should appli I or ter
ritory at enc . Ben 75 cU. for Sample book.
MBS. fi J HILTOW M D
. , , , , , ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
IIS wav. CouolUBlaff *