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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1884)
THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , WEDNESDAY , FEBRUARY 13,1884 , THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS , Wednesday Morning , Fob.13. RATES : By Carrier - - - - - - - ccnln per wool By al - - - - 910.00 per Yea OFFICE : Ko. 7 Fearl Street , Near Broadway. MINOR MENTION , Cheap railroad tickoU fit Bushnoll's. Frank Mayo appears here in "Davj Grockott" to-morrow evening. Remember the noonday prayer meetings ings nt the Y M. 0. A. Rooini. These \vho don't settle their taxes thi month -will have to pay a penalty. Union roviral meetings avery aftornooi at 4 o'clock in the Presbyterian church The Episcopalians have a social to morrow evening at Mrs. D. C. Bloomer's The Western Union has established i branch telegraph ofllco at the Union ole Tator. Another Nebraska gentleman is reported ported as having dropped about $500 ii the lain of the gamblers horo. The Rock Island was an hour and i half late yesterday , and the Wabash abou forty minutes. Other roads on timo. Permit to commit matrimony was yea torday given Henry Stronoko of Ardia Cherokee county , and Sophia Ilainos , o this city. The project for holding terms of cout nt Avoca has got BO far as being intro duced as a house bill , and referred to committee. There arc now on an average fou lodgers a night at the now city jail , win come in of their own accord and beg fo a chance to sloop there. Bortio Bliss , the boy -wonder 01 wheels , is to bo at the roller skating rial to-night and give some showing of hi skill , which will interest all , Among yesterday's donations to th Homo of the Friendless wore : John C Leo , $5 ; Sirs. S. S. Keller , § 7 of provis ions ; D. Maltby , § 3 in groceries. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Killian , who liven on avenue A , have lost their two-yoai old son Max , who died of lung fever o : the llth. The funeral is to bo hold thi afternoon. Officer Olough arrested a colored fo ! low named Fred D.ivitf , and.b.gpko4 hit for drunkenness nnJ carrying conooale weapons , there being found on him a n volvor and a knifo. John K. Boyle , who for years has boo in the employ of the 0. , M. & St. Pern and who has boon its agent here , is no promoted to the position of divisio freight agent , made vacant by the roaif nation ot J. V. Mahonoy. Arrangements have now boon completed pletod by which Ool. W. W. Abbott.o St. Jo , is to take charge of the trao ] hero. Ho brings his entire stable o fourteen horses , including the celebrate Col. West and Wostmount , besides number'of very promising horses. It is stated by thosn who ought 1 know that there has not boon for years t much interest in the churches of the cil as now. The revival meetings are Loir largely attended , the church members ai waking up , and many who aronotchurc mombortf nro ejcprpssing a doairo to b come such , Platld OVorton , the wood and coal mft ! has devised a now Echome. Every 01 who purchases a ton of coal gets a tick with a number on it , and on the first next month ho will give away a ton poM , by chance , sp thftf whoever holi the lucky number gels ft toil bt coal f. . Nothing. Sco hts advortiromont in ai nothtor column. Mr. Weir , who has just como her/o manager of the Council Blufls board underwriters , is arranging , as his oilic room No , 5 , Everett block , and raakii ready to sotllo down to business in ear est , Ho makes a favorable impressl here , comes here highly rocommondc and is doubtless the right man for t right place. From Tuo Hamburg Times it is learn that Rood , of The Farrogut News , I been arrested on a warrant issued by P. Beach , justice of the peace , on a w rant charging him with perjury in swe. ing falsely to the subscription list of 1 News in order to get the county print' ' ] The case is to como up to-day , and pro ises to b ? a lively one. Articles of incorporation have bt filed for a now opera house at Wain the company being composed of lead ] citizens of that place , and the stc fixed at $5,000. That amount will i go very for toward building an "opi house , " and perhaps some other na would bo more fitting , but opera hoi or hall , it is evident that Walnut has | both enterprise and a promising futu Justice Abbott's time was again tal up yesterday with the trial of some ji about a chest of tools case held for un i paid board bill , or so'mothing of t : sort. The lawyers spent a good deal the time arguing as to whether a t cheat was necessary to a man's earninj living , and therefore exempt , or whet ! n n , it was only the tools that wore cxoinp a grave quwtion , indeed. The overcoat thieves still hover abe Woiriok'a boarding liouso has been ewe of a neconil raid. This time f bvwvoat * were taken , while the board were at Bupner. A sealskin cap i otiuir Mrttolea were abe taken. ' . poKe ware -promptly notified , but ikippftd hurriedly aorosa river , and at least one of the coats wns shoved up in an Omaha pawn shop bo- 'ore 0 o'clock in the evening. It wns the ono belonging to Andy Osier , who 'ound it there yesterday morning , and recovered it on the payment of the $2.00 'or which it was pawned. An effort is being mode to got the pu pils of the deaf and dumb institution tc jive an exhibition in some down-towr hall at some date not too far distant. The institution has a good deal of talent will : which to make up a pleasing programme , and it would give many of the citizens i convenient opportunity to see the wonders dors of the sign language. If such aplar can bo carried into execution , it will fine no heartier supporters than these win have boon privileged to see similar entertainments tainmonts at the institution , for thosi who have seen them can testify as to thoi merit and onjoynbility. It is to bo hope * that before long such an exhibition ma ; bo given at some place within easy accos of all who would like to attend. Ono of the attorneys who defends ii many criminal cases , threatens when i good opportunity arises , to seek the release lease of his client from the present count ; jail , on the ground that it is an unfi place in which to keep a prisoner , and i confident the courts will support such i view , as the grand jury has already condemned domnod the jail , and there is an abundance anco of evidence as to its unfitness ti keep men. In case of such a docisioi the present jail would bo emptied enl ; too quickly , for such a hole being made every prisoner would got some lawyer t help him out on this claim. If these wh are so eager to vote down the propositio : for a now court house and jail shoul find that all the prisoners in this count ; would have to bo taken to some othc county for safe keeping , they would be gin to wish they hadn't , as the expense of ollicors taking prisoners backwards an forwards , and other expenses , woul swell to an amount in a year -which woul make a hole in the $40,000 needed for now jail , The Union Pacific was to fulfill all il promises in regard to Union avenue b January 1st , and the ordinance giving i the right to use that avenue providai that if it fails to do as it agrees fc thirty days its right shall bo declared foi foitcd. The Union Pacific has failed fc thirty days since January 1st , and undc that ordinance it seems very plain tlir the city can now make it came to time an keep it ] promises. Where arc the ha hour dummies ? Where are the prov sions for running ferry cars up to Broac way ? Whdro nro the other things premised isod ? Even the building called a dope is kept closed when it ought to bo oper Last Sunday" , as on previous days , thoi were a number of ladies and children , t say nothing of men who had to stan around in the cold on the platform for half hour or moro while waiting for chance to take a train. Now that tli city can , under the ordinance , compi the Union Pacific to take up its tracl and if it fails to do so can have it take up at the expense of the company , thi power should bo used to make th Union Pacific como to time and keep i promises. PEHSONAIi. N. Richards , the hotel mnn o ! Lo MarHwi in the city yesterday in company with h wife. Henry Bradford , of Milwaukee , entered li ntuno on the Ogdon's big book yesterday. Low Thorno , of Montlcollo , Iowa , was the city yesterday. W. II. Jordan , of Wavorloy , Iowa , was i the 0jdon ( yesterday. Mr , Elliott Keller , the V , P. omlgrai agent , \iaa \ just returned from liu ! oaslornve ding trip of ten days. W , P. Blair , who has boon with A. D. Fetor tor k Bro. for some time , la now planning i go to Wisconsin , ho having bought a dn tore there. 0. K. Browstor , of Chicago , arr.ved. Rfc t Ogden yesterday. Col. John.LInjli la expected to arrive her rom Washington this morning. J , Thoroughgood , a thoroughly good clgi > ox minufasturor of Janosvlllo , Win.'was 119 city yesterday , hunting up the clgi nakors. W. II. Wood , of Otturawa , lown , was ntt ? aclfio yesterday. Win , Turner , of Falrmouut , Neb. , turn nto the Pacific yesterday. James 1\ Flower , of Klyrla , 0. , kept fr < getting nipped yesterday by getting Into t Warmth of the Pacific. J. 0. Btxby has gone to Chicago to p chase moro stock. Air , and Mrs. J. B. Atkins have gone to I Louts on a mouth' * visit to friends , L , 1) . Nichols , of Qulucy , was a Puc IIOUBO guest yesterday , * PULL OF PATIENCE , A Buffering Hiuhaml Books Frcedc From the Woman Ho Married Over Thirty Years Ago , Yesterday in the circuit court t divorce caao of D. 0 , flrifflu agaiiutM gnret Grifllu was heard and a doci granted. From liiu testimony it appeal that they Yore married in 1852 at Wi kosha , Wis. Ho is now a gray-lmin white bearded man of sixty-five yea and , according to his story , which v uncontradictcd , ho had boon sorely tri and abused , Ilia wife had got in t habit of drinking , and whim aho was too drunk to take caru of herself , she v > r just drunk enough to want to take a of him , and in a manner which waa ai thing but pleasant , she being very \ lent and threatening. Thrco years i ho applied for a divorce , but she bog so hard and promised so well that made up and withdrew the suit. It \ not a week before ohu commenced drii ing again , and having sold the furniti she drank that up , and in fact led li such a life that ho could stand it no li ger , while her violence was such that ( cared for his own safety and life , ANOTHER INSTITUTION , The Hill of Senator Henderson for n Dent find Dumb Institution nt Cedar Knplda. Senator Henderson has introduced a ) ill in the state senate which is of special ntorost here in view of the fact of the nstitution for the education of the deaf and dumb located here , needing an ap propriation for its enlargement and im- irovomont. This bill provides for an additional , sylum and school of instruction for deaf mutes of this state to bo established at Cedar Rapids , upon the condition that , ho citizens ot that place shall furnish n fee simple to the state of [ owa a desirable plat of ground > f not less than ton acres , said location : o bo selected by a commission of three members if the legislature , to bo appoint- id by the governor , The bill provides 'or the construction of a building , and appropriates for that purpose $40,000. It also appropriates for current expenses $3 ( ; > or quarter for each pupil in the institU' -ion , and to moot the ordinary expenses , including books , school apparatus , sal aries of officers and teachers , $10,000 r The other provisions of the bill are foi ; ho manner of choosing trustees , making reports , etc. , the above being the more 'ntorosting features of it. A BENEFIT INDEED , The Homo of the Friendless Vcrj Goncrousljr.Glvcm a Big Chance. Marion B. Baxter , of Michigan , whc das won great reputation on the rostrum , liao generously offered to give her Icctun entitled "Handwriting on the Wall , " foi the benefit of the Homo of the Friendless loss , giving not only her time , but ex expenses , orory thing in fact. As shi commands good prices for her lectures this donation is worthy of high com mondation. In view of her generosity Mr. Dohany has , with equal generosity agreed to give the use of the now open house free of chargo. The lecture is ti bo given next Monday evening , and , b ; the generosity of tko lecturer and of Mr Dohany , the entire proceeds will bo fo : the benefit of the homo , thus affordinj the public an opportunity to aliov whether they are as generous as the tw < who load off in the enterprise. The lee turo is pronounced an excellent ono , am thus , while the public is getting enjoyment mont , they can feel that the money i going direct and entire to Iho homo These who nro not in tile habit of attend ing theatres will thus bo given a chanc to aoo the beauties of the now open house at the same time , All thcso con flideratlona will doubtless cause the housi to bo filled. EEGAINING LOST TIME , 'Xtvo ' Wntclies Stolen from Postmns tcr Armour's House Found In Kansas City. A short time ago the chief of police o Kansas City got hold of two watcho which v.oro in the possosaiou of n ma : who had been arrested there on auspic ion. The Kansas City chief judged fror Bomo letters found addressed to and received coived from parties in Omaha and Coun cil Bluffd that possibly somoihing her might bo learned as to who owned th \f atchos. By correspondence and a dc acription of the watches taken fror Postmaster Armour's house at th time of the burglary , it bocam evident they belonged to him , and yesterday torday they were received. In the mean time the follow who had thorn has beei released , there being no charge on whic ! ho could bo hold , but the police are a work on what clues they have thu gained , and hppo to bo able to got fui thor information which will lead to th arrest of some of these concerned. MINDS , Iho "Doctor * " Conclude Not to Huv Any M/ro Habeas Corpus Fightu , It was expected yesbrday that Judg [ < yman would giVe Ills decision in th labeas corpus cose of Dra. Hooves an Turner , but to the aurpriso of all it wt learned that the "doctors" had change their minds , and concluded to go volui tarily to Memphis with Sheriff Cannoi The iudgo concluded , therefore , thi there was no need of his giving n doc sion , and yesterday this now arrnngi mont was being made , with a view < their starting for Memphis this morning The fight has been a long and shai ono , every possible point being contos od. The doctors have now commence suit against Sheriff Cannon for § 40,0 ( damages for false imprisonment , and it evident they do not propose to give i without a desperate struggle against tl evidence which has boon gathered fro different parts of the country. Fainting done to order and Jessoi given by 6. D , Rohao. Studio 12 Nor : Main street. _ 1'ho Circuit Court. Although there have been but tv days of the present term of the circi court , yet in these two days Judj Lymau has disposed of considerable bui ness , most of which , in detail , wou however prove dry reading. Twont three cases have boon continued , at o eleven for service , cloven have boi traniifcrred to the district court , twont five have boon dismissed and stricki i , from the calendar , twenty have gone 1 i , default and by confession of judgmen so that in all ninety cases have boon di posed of in two days. Yesterday morning the jurors a peared , and strange enough there w ono out of the twenty-four who was a sent , and ho was excused. Of t' twenty-three not ono asked to bo excuse There was no CMC for them to hear , ai they were turned loose with orders report again this morning , AKI3 YOU GOING TC > EUKO1'F ? 10 In another column will bo found the a IS nounpeiueut of Mcscre. TIIOS. COOK & SO. : Tourist Agent * , 201 Broadway , New Yo o relative to the very complete arraogeinoi : on they ha\e made for tours In Euroj > e t i- cents. Wholesale We Imvc the following goods in quantities to suit purchasers : Sheep Skin. Slippers , Kid Sock Protectors , Magnetic Insoles , Cork and Imitation Cork Soles , Shoe Dressing , "T. M. 70" Blacking , Heaton Button Fastners , Shoe Laces , Shoe Brushes , Shoe Hooks , Etc. , Etc , As we buy above goods of Manufacturers in large quantities for Spot [ lash , we are enabled to sell them low enough to suit competition. Ordeis promptly attended to. . Z. T. LINDSEY & CO , 4:12 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa. MAYNE & PALMER , , DEALERS IN Hard and Soft Coal , AND WOOD , BULK ; AND BAnnEL LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , MICHIGAN PLASTER , HAUI AND SEWEIU'IPE. NO , 039 Broadway , - . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. SMITH & Spring Goods LEADING' MERCHANT TAILORS , Just Received , 7 and 0 Main street , COUNCIL BLurrs , . . . . IOWA. TflTT'Nr W "R ATRTl ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAGER OF roiTAWATTAMin COUN- UUJJLlX VV , + D.QJ.IV.U ) TV COLLECTION AGENCY. Office corner Broadway and Main street. .TOTTW PPl fJ XT ff ! > GENERAL MERCHANDISE. UU-P.1N JjJJiNU OS UU. , 18 Main street and 17 Poarlsttent. MAY "MnTTNT CRESTON HOUSE. 1VI ft A , ItiUIliN , Uotcl. 217 and 218 Main street i/lt , U , Jt VV-D---l-Jj > Corner Main and Fifth up-Btar3. Rcsld'ence , 608 Willow avonuo. ' JUSTICE OF THE PEACE , NHrirTTTR'X OlBre o e American Express. TXT A n ATPP LIVEHY AND FEED , SQ YY ja.VjrIN Jj.lt ) Will contract ( or tunerala at rcaaonaMe ratog. 22 Fourth street. J. M , BT , JOHN & GO..OASH BUYERS , Draft by return mall. KB Broadway. MERCHANT TAILOR , Stock Complete. Suite made at reasonable prices. No. 805 Main 8t.l Cj JVtTrp'n" CONTRACTOR AND KUILDER , ' &TI IO LViX JLI1 , Corner 7th and Broaihvay. I'lans and specifications furnished. PTJ A TCTP V MERCHANT TAILOR. X HjqJN JD 11 Artlttlo Work and.rcanonablo charges. 872 Broadway. TTATJT1 ATTORNEYS AT LAW , 11.0.1111 James Block. Practice In state and federal courts. Andtmtn liouee , 421 amUZS Broadnay. L. Sovereign , 1'rop. P. J. Moat KOmcry.M. D.Fli)6lcUn. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE , PTYWTOT T ATTnfVPfp JjJJVVliN 0. XJD.DU.L J-i Nctarv.PuMlo and General Comcancer. 415 Broadway. TJmTQ'CI ! SMITH & NORTON , HU U OJjj Broadway opposite New Opera House. Refitted $1 , tl.60 per da ; Allllnds of/ JT. 32C. " f ROOM 6 , HEW OPERA HOUSE , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , etc.etc. v All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To. A LARGE STOCK OF JLJ > V JEflK3 rfUtfeiOit Ouf tSm trf * dalUibl tMm tgm V diVddli At VEKY LOW riGUULS. Don't forget I pay the highest price for IMIIXIIESIE ) 'ZR-A-G-S I As I nm compelled to buy to fill contracts , S. GOLDSTEIN , 538 Broadway. M. GALLAGHER. C3r IF * . O O 3ES 3F5L X E8 S. New Store , Freeh Goods , Low Prices and Polite Attendants. { F'rst D ° ° r east of Metropolitan Hotel , } AS AN ECONOJHOAL INSURANCE , THE EQUITABLE MUTUAL LIFE AND ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION OF WATERLOO , IOWA , . la considered the best $2.MO In case ot death , and 1 000 endow incut at the expiration of ten J ears. ABSO'I inents pajable according to age. Mre. Oll\ Flllcy the agent will call nd explain the plan upou your n ijucst. Directour cou muiilcatlotis to 244 Vine St. Council DIuDs Ie a. LI VETO EAT. EAT TO LIVE. RESTAURANT AND CAFE T. JbiJ t-A-TJOXT . DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OP ML PAPER MR ) 1101 SHADES Interior Decorations. 18 S. Penrl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Special ad > ertliernents , ucb as Lost , Found , To Loan , For Bale , To Rent , Wautt , Board- lug , etc. , will be Inwrtcd In this column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE ( or the first Insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each mibsequent lo- tertian. Let > crtlsements at our office , No. 7 Pearl Street , near Ilroadw v as WANTS , b- \17ANTEU-E\ery bonyin Couutll llluffsto take TV TJIBH. Dillrercd by mrlerat only twenty co'nls a wee kT \VA. TED A6W > llnouieil' location , lth * thus vr four rooms. Addic box No. SO , office. OLD PAPERS-For calo at DEB office , at 5 cents a hunJrtxI. _ 1T1011 UEM'-Onc or two fuinuhed rooms. B SvT V corntr Ninth bt. nod Third & \ enue. _ IjiOll I'.ENrElvcat tly liirolthvit appartaiciita in 1 bouio 1tb | < ri t family Helciences ex- changed. Addrui H , W. J. Una office , _ FOK SALE-W icr 8 mllM trom Oiuaha. new he housu 10x21 ft , stable i. < - ; lluivtater and timber _ TJ - AOHSALK Aflr t-ua a tt ot Uf ftxtur uid SALE House No. 72S Harrison street ai FOU . & 2M. Half rash. HENT a large nicely furnUbo I room w II FOH coal tire. Inquire ( KDJKImt nu'mio , tw blocks from l'o t Ufllce , HEN'T A Urge nicely furnUhed room w1 | FOH d coal fire. Imiulre 0-0 Flrnt aijcnuo tv blocks from post ollke1. CORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTH AUK CHAPMAN & MAUTEJJS , . . 1'KOl'HICTOIl Mornlui hours . . , . . n-'oto ' ; Attenicon . "H0.4 ? E > culue . IMiol UotrmuUtlou tickets peed for tueuty uluuwlous $ W. W , CHAPMAN , - - Uansge Ko objtcticuable character * will IcadiultttJ. Empkie Hardware Co 109 and lll S. Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 42 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. ot The only Ilotol in this City on the European plan of 'PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET. " Building New Furnishings. VLL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS CENTltALLY LOCATED. Fine Sample Rooms Elegant Restaurant , PETER BECHTELE , PROPRIETOR , . Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa. ( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. ) TO mm REAL .ESTATE ! 1 Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lots and Lands in the County. COAL GIVEN AWAy ! Every one who buys a ton of the celebrated Centervil'e coal o Platte ) verton , office 601 First avenue , yard 804 Main street , Council Blufls. s entitled to a chance in the drawing for one ton of coal , to be given away March 1st. You may thus get A Ton of Coal for Nothing. HEATING AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. IX Granite and Timvare. latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A large line of exbaordhiary Fine Carvers. 504 Broadway , and , 10 and , 12 Main Street , < . GETS5ME OF FITCH BROTHER'S ' CUSTOM SHIRTS ? Fer Fitting , Best and ChcapcstQiFlno Linen Collars and Culls. No. 715 Fourth Street 'Council. Bluffs , FROM NOW UNTIL FEB. 1 , WE WILL GIVE In all our Bocts and Slices , regardless o Quality. Don't miss this chance. ' S. A. PIERCE , 100 Main Street. CASADY'OECUTT & FRENCH , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL And General House Furnishings ! . MAIL ORDERS FILLED CAREFULLY.W 502 Broadway , Council BluftX | CASADY , OilCUTT & FRENCH. R. Rice M. D. ° ' other tumors removed without the knife or drawing of blood. CHRONIC DISEASES dun * . * * , . Over thirty jcarspractlcAl experience. Office No 6 Fearl street , Council Blufla tarConsultatlflii free JACOB SIMS. E. P. CADWELL. SIMS& CADWEUL , Attorneys-at-Law , COUNClti BLUFFS , IOWA OHlco , Slain Street , Roomi 1 and Shugart & Me- Mahon's Block. Will practice in Stata and idrrtl 001UIB Mrs , H , J , Hilton , M , D. , PHYSICIAN & SURGEON , 323 Middle Bvo 'li" , y. Council Bluffi. Railway Time Table , COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following are the times of the arrival and de- nirture of trains by central standard time , at the local depots. Trains leave tranifur depot ten mlii- earlier arid arrho ten roluutes later. CHICAGO , RURUNIUON AND QUINCV. LKAYE. AlUtlVK. 6.CO p u Council IlluRi ExprKi , O.SO a m 6:40 : p u Chicago Express 0.10 a in 0.45 a m Mall. Io0pir : UAN8A8 CITY , bT , JOB AJIP COUSC1L Blum. 10:10 : am Mall and Express , 0.43 p-m S'.iS p m I'ucllu Express , 5.35 p m CHICAGO , lUUkACKKIi AMP BT. MCt. 6:25 : p m Exprese , 0:40 : a m D.46 a m Express , t ) : 5 p m CHICAGO , SOCK IDLAXII AXD I'iClUC. 6.30 p in Atltntlo Express , 0.40 a in S 60 a n > Day r.xpreta , B.M p m TilSam * DesMolms Aaowmmodatlou , 4:41 : pm At local depot only. WABABU , bT. Ull'H AMtyMCiriC. 0.55 a m Mall , 4:45 : p m 4.50 pin Cannon ( Jail , llil&am At IrMufcruuly. CII1CAM ) and OKTUHESTKK < . 5.SO p m Expresi , 0.50 p m 0.45am I'aotHlo Exprtti , u:4S : a m B10DX CITT AKI > PACIFIC. 7:10 : p in Kt. Paul Express , 0CO : a m 7:20 : a m AccoiumoJatloo , 0.50 p in uxiox rAcino. 7M : > p m Wt.tcru Exprvii , 8-39 a m 11 44 kin PaclQo Etprets , 4-14 p u > 7.4)au > Local Exprtks , 0:54 : a m 12.14am Lincoln E\pre > , At Tran f r only , I'CilMV ' TKAliS TOOMAIU. Le -S-4-0.4-lO-2MlSl a. w. J ' 4 S.it-S.Jl- 4:24-6:44-6-21-7. : 4 and ll.M p , m fauiday , S 10 24 a. m. Lit -3 : < 4-5.i4-7.0. and 11.04 p , us. Ai- liv 3y iclnutei lielvie I A > ! OI ; tlia ? . JOSEPH AND -COAL Corner Mulu street arid Eighth avenue , DltiBs. ow eat rates ard prompt delivery WINTER RESOBT. _ SILOAffl MINERAL SPRINGS. CURE OR NO PAY We iuaantco the cuie of the following named ills- o iiay : llhcumatUin , Kcrdula , Ulcers , Catarrh , a 1 Blood andikliidlaeaics , Driixiptla , Liver Complaint , Kidney and IlUdilcr ll ) c bt . Gout , Nen- ralgiu and Asthma , Tlies3 Springs are the favorite resort of the tired an.1 deblllutad , and are the FEEBLE LADIC 8 BEST FRIF.NI ) , Ococl hotel , livery and bathing accoinudntlon both winter and summer. Locality highly plrturisijue and healthy. Accessible by Wabitli railway , t Evona , or C. , 11. & Q , at Albany. Corrwi ciiotoo solicited , REV. M. II. THOMPSON , Manager. Slloam Springe , Cam , I * . 0. , Gentry Co. , Mo , \ir ANALYSIS. Specific Gravity . , . 1.W23 Reaction . , . . . . . Ntutra Carbonic Acid Gas , . . , , . 2(1 ( In. iwrt-'aUoa Carbonate Calcium . 36,021 Grains Carbonate Iron . . . 7,041 Sulphate Magnesia . , . . , , 3h8 Sulphate CalUmn , . , , .1,146 Chlorldo Sodium . . . 7SX'J Sllllca , . , . l , ! > oa Alumina . , , . . . , .0,010 Orgauloand Volatile matter and loss . . , .1,461 Total eclldi per gallon . 67,174 WIUGIIT& MEIUULL , Chemists. T1108. OmCID , D. OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Council m\itfi Is. Established - - J856 i Dealers In foreign and cmcbtlo Etrbiuce tm ) 1 Uoi Befuriti W.R.VAUGHAN. Justice of the Peace. Omaha ana Council BIufTr.
