Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, February 15, 1884, Image 6

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\ i THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , FRIDAY , FEB11UARV 14 , 1881.
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THE DAIL.Y BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Priday Morning , ! obi 15 ,
RATES :
By Carrier -20 cents pot wcel
By Mai - - (10.00 per Yeai
OFFICE :
No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
Additional local on seventh page.
Cheap railroad tickets nt Bushnoll's.
To-night is the "music night" at th <
rink.
rink.Tho
The Catholic Knights of America gav <
% dance lost night.
Council Blufts should support at leas
ono good militia company.
Remember the noonday prayer moot
ing at the Y. M. 0. A. Rooms.
Union revival moot ings every of tornooi
nt 4 o'clock in the Presbyterian Church
"Schipod town" now shows on tbo po
lice records how ono prisoner was dis
posed of.
The Episcopal social was hold las
ovcning at D. 0. Bloomer's residence 01
Bancroft street.
Two follows were arrested yostorda ;
on suspicion of not bonofttting the cit ;
any by loafing about it ,
The latest matrimonial license is issuoi
to Otto Kochlor , of Macedonia , am
Minnie E. Dote , of Carson.
County Superintendent Matthews i
ono of the latest victims of slipper
walks , and is laid up temporarily by
fall.
There will bo a regular' ' , in i f Fi
d'elity council , No. 150. R. A. , thi
( Friday ) evening. A full attendance i
desired.
The exhibition by Bordio Bliss at th
roller skating rink last night was oquall ;
a success with the first night. Ho is in
deed a wonder.
The citizens of Garner township wor
to moot last evening at the Grange hall
at Park's mill , to discuss the now cour
house project.
The funeral of Miss Emma Nousius
who was burned at the Bluffs house fire
will take place at 0 o'clock this morning
leather MoMonomy officiating.
A freight train on the Milwaukee roai
jumped the track near Undorwoo
Wednesday night and several cars wcr
piled up , but nobody injured.
In the cose of Duncan against Milet
in which plaintiff sought $100 damage
because the latter killed a dog , the jur
returned a verdict giving plaintiff § 2
and costa.
Peter Bastian , whose house was burn
cd Tuesday night , and who was himsol
injured , is getting along much botto
than was expected , and hopes soon to b
around again.
There was little done in the circui
ooitirt yesterday , the bottom falling out o
t cases assigned for the day , and adjournment
V t
journmont vras taken about noon unti
this morning.
Sheriff Dan Farrell has been off on an
other successful trip. This time it wa
to Kansas , where ho arrested a folloi
named Sykos , who was wanted for rap
and burglary ,
There is not so much business at th
now city jail as at the old. The polic
forgot to put up a sign on tlio old built
ing tolling the crooks and drunks whei
they had moved tq.
. Invitations are but for the married L
dies' bal masque , to bo given at the 0 (
don house on the evening of the 21st , an
which promises to bo ono of the great a <
cioty events of the season.
Mrs. R. S , Cole was thrown from
& ! sleigh at the corner of Bancroft an
f Dodge streets Wednesday evening , on
: hcr collar bone broken. She is gottir
along m comfortably as could bo o :
pectod ,
B. 8. Fofrington , of Avoca , ono of tl
. jurymen in the circuit court , has bee
/ called homo by the sad news of the deal
of his little child , who had only boon i
few days , and who was considered
be improving when ho loft home.
The Young Men's Shooting club is tl
name of a now organization which la
have a shoot for n gold modal at U
driving park on the 23nd. The raembe
hip Li limited to twenty-five , and the
are now tweniy enrolled. The medal
be shot for by members only ,
A short time ago N. W. Williams ai
Mrs. Wall MoFadden visited their age
audlCatie Woodworth , in Warren , I
Now comes tbe sad news that she is dea
She had reached the ago of 90 years , ui
vras troubled with a cancer , so that t
event was not unlocked for.
The old court house is leaking agai
the water dropping through the coilii
into the court room itself , The roof h
been lately patched up. This /act / is i
pectfully referred to those who are ct
ing out against a now court house , a :
who say "patch up the old one. "
On Saturday morning last Depu
Sheriff Talbott arrested Julius Hock ai
Charles Perkins , on the charge of co
epiraoy , an information having been fil
by Misa Mary , eldest daughter of D , ]
Solomon , of Dec ; Creek township , T
men und r arrest were In the employ
Mr. Solomon , and , Jlyt specific charg
against them , we are informed , are ve
erioua. They were taken before Juit !
gUykw , of Solomon , when they waiv
xaininttion. The preliminary trial w
* t lor Friday , and the prisoners a
spending the interim in the county ja
-Iffilveru Lender.
DEALING WITH A DUDE.
A Lire Specimen of that Species Cap-
tared on South Main Street ,
Us Plans for MnfcltiR a Fortune of
Western Farmers.
There have boon Boon here norno pooi
mitatlona of dudes , and a fovr on tin
alf shell , but the first genuine , blue
loodocl , feather > tipped , satin-fringed
rocndcd , hnnd-paintcci one a dudi
worthy to bo pronounced with a "j"
udo appeared here yesterday. Ho wn
fresh , hand-picked importation fron
.ho oaot , aunt forth by a fond father win
ad filled the young man's pockets , bu
orgotton to line his head. His cut-awa ;
lung clonoly to a body which aoomci
nly n sort of horao-lmir connootinj
ink between a quiz-glass and a pair o
atont loathors. The "judo" suoccodoi
in mounting the stops to David Bradlo ;
& Co.'s great agricultural machinor.
warehouse , without even starting i
loam , and ho tossed his gilt
jdged card onto Mr. Loomis * desk with i
don't-oxcito-mo ' about-a-million-or-ao-ait
That gentleman , as usual was busy , um
imply glanced about to BCD where h
could got a silver salver on which to pan
liim over to someone else , yrhon lit
lorriam came alongside , looking GUI
! ously to see how it , the , the whatovo
t was could stand alone. To him th
dude drawled out hin autobiography i !
liealth advice of physician to go wes
and rough it thought ho could make
'ortuno at same time got biff stock fart
machinery settle in some little villag
iko Omalia sell machinery take note
, nd mortgages put in liands of a lawyc
sit down , draw big interest , and gobbl
up farms on foreclosures.
Tuc DEI : society reporter was in th
) fiico getting some pointers from Wiloj
.ho bookkeeper , about a Prosbytoria
social , and Merriam , with a bcst-two-it
, wink turned t
hroo-go-as-you-ploaso ,
him , and introduced the dude , saying-
This is our Mr. Jones , who will she
you around. Make your selections , an
wo will make prices to suit. Wo alwaj
do that.
As the judo and the society roportc
tyiuntcrod out of the office onto the tin
floor they found themselves in a bowildoi
mont of farm machinery of every coi
coivnblo sort. The judo feebly asked fc
1 guide book , and being supplied with
.hick . catalogue , Boomed satisfied tlu
with the Aid of this and his companion h
could make the rounds.
The sound of locomotives and cars , t <
gothor with the vast extent of the placi
led the dude to inquire if there was n
elevated railway on which they could g
around , and seemed disheartened o
learning that the engines and cars vroi
simply carrying freight to and from th
big warehouse , the tracks being on tw
sides of the huge building. Ho at lai
bravely settled down to the task <
tramping it.
On reaching the great carriage roon
where scores of different vehicles are dii
played , ho was all broken up. H
thought there was nothing but cow-boj
and struggling settlers in the wild weal
and it was only with much effort that h
was persuaded to take abaroucho and
dog cart jnat to try.
In wagons , too , ho Boomed to hare gc
posted enough to know that they are sc
on wheels and go on all fours. A mour
tain pile of wheels by themselves rathe
throw him off the track and horantc
to know , "Mygrawcious , my doah sirral :
what in the name of the great Jove d
they doah with such heavy velocipedes 1
Un being assured that all the countr
roads wore not pavpd-yot , ho was brougl
back to the subject of wagons , an
especially referred to "tho old roliabl
Peter Schuttlor wagon. " Ho was an ;
ious to know how old Peter vras , an
now reliable , and being told that at tli
time of his death Peter was roosonabl
old and that ho was reliable to the o :
tent of a few millions , all made by givir
people the best wagons to bo had , 1
Boomed satisfied , "These am the waj
on , " eloquently urged the salesman pi
torn , "in which the early settlers recover
ever these virgin prairies , crossed tl
dreary plains and westward brought tl :
star of empire. " The dude broke dow
under this burst and remarked that wa (
ons tliat could stand all this and yi
lock just as good as now , were the kin
for him and ho wanted some.
"Now , there's another wagon , tli
Fish wagon. J. I , Oaso u behind thi
wagon wtth about ton million dollars ,
The dude kept stretching his neck an
peering around the corner , and askoi
"Why , where , is ho ? I dontspohim ,
"Well , perhaps you don't see him , butt
is there just the same , and they say he
going to stay there and back up th ;
wagon right along. " Leaving the trul
to trickle into the dude's head gradual !
the society salesman sot him down for
grow of Fish wagons , knowing thi
would suit anyway.
Just then a queer-looking machii
caught the eye behind the quiz-glass. .
looked as if it wont on bob-tails in f roi
and wheels behind. The society report
caught the words , "Pooria Advance Ou
tivator and Chock Rower. " He couldti
tell what it wu all about , but convinc *
the dude that when planting in the wii
ter time they used the "runners , and
summertime it went on wheels. Tl
dude thought this WM &s handy in a
commodaUng itself to the weather i
Yonnor's predictions are , and concludt
to take a bunch or twc. Ho noticed tl
little hoppers or boxes filled with cor
and thought they had batter send alont ;
few extra ones , so that the machiu
wouldn't have to bo sent back to the fa
tory to bo refilled.
The beauty of Aultman & Co.'s thros
or took his eyo. Thinking of the mat
accidents of the threshing season , the r
porter remarked that "there's A muij
box that plays the dead march once in
while. " The dude evidently didii
catch on , and stood gaping until ho aski
ho r many other tunes it could play , ai
the attempted joke being explained , tl
quiz glass was sighted at the straw carri
and his face lit with '
up a why-didn't-
ihink-of that-beforo-eiuiloaa heremarke
"And there's the stretcher all ready
carry elF the wounded and dying , Thai
thoughtful but sad , very s&a , sirrah
and in a minor tone ho suggested that i
putting him down for some threshers
- he arse had bettor be added to theord
a j for a barouche anddog-crt."How roar
{ threshers are in a case ? Don't kno\
B S Well , put me down n couple of > case
( aud don't forget the hoarse.
J ; The Bradley bsy rake , he thought , wi
10 queerest sulky ho ever saw , but
coined satisfied when ho came to under-
land that it was for breaking colts , and
lint the juvenile steed when too frisky ,
ould bo steadied down by letting the
prings drag on the ground. The "self-
, ump , " by which the driver was lifted
out of his seat , when in too great danger ,
was also brought to boar on him as n fur-
her inducement for ordering half a
lor-on , assorted ages.
The tonguoloss cultivator was a puz
zler. In vain the society scribe tried to
nako him believe that it was especially
adapted for the women who work in the
iolus , and need no tongues , or furnish
heir own. Ho didn't want io bo joked
ffith , BO the reporter was compelled to
ell the truth , that there being no tongue
.hero was always room for n cool draft
) otvvHon the horses during the sweltering
days of the heated term. Tins induced
tim to order a couple of pairs , but il
spoiled the aalo of any cultivators with
.onguos , as the frcsfi salesman was too ,
X30 frcshy to make a tongue in ono caac
an advantage , aftd in the other a dotri
mont.
The Furst & Bradley plows standing
n great piles led him to inquire about
why tlioy sold plow shares , and whothoi
, ho stock was watered , and whether thi
shares were assessable. Ho had boot
reading up in the catalogue and couldn't
quito understand. Ho would take OIK
or two piles if ho could control the
shares , But by this time , the fifth flooi
was reached , and the dude was exhaust
cd. Ho gaspingly asked how many more
floors , and on being told there were enl )
three more , sank down in a limp spot
on the great freight olovatpr. The reporter
porter thought ho would kindly send hin
lown on thu , but pulling the wrong ca
bio the elevator wont up , stopping undoi
the roofwhoro it could go no furtherthui
Imprisoning the fain ted dude in high ail
with too short a climb and too long a fall
Not daring to touch the cable again , lea
the elevator would go spinning into thi
basement the society reporter hurrioc
down to the office , tossed the followinj
unfinished order onto the nearest desk
hurriedly told them to shove the price
up to the roof where they would find tin
dude , and skipped out to report n kettle
drum , which ho had forgotten about :
Ono barouche.
Ono dog cart.
Some Schuttlor wagons.
Ono gross Fish wagons.
A bundle or two of Peoria Advonc
cornplantors.
Two coses Aultman threshers.
Ono dozen Bradley self-dump rakes.
Two pairs tongueloas'cultivators. .
Two piles Furst & Bradley plown.
PEKSONATj.
L. A. Walker , of Bradford , Iowa , was a
tlio Pacific yesterday.
II. L. McWllllams and Jno. P. Organ , o
Neola , were In tlio city yesterday nttondln
court.
court.Will
Will J. Trotter , the Avoca attorney , is I
the city.
irrnnk Mayo is at tlio Ogdcn.
Samuel J. Smith , a wholesale tobacco ma
from Philadelphia , arrived at the Ogden yw
tordny.
Wm. Ward , of Beatrice , Neb. , wasinth
city yesterday mi route for Chicago. On hi
return ho is to bring Ills horses , seven In nun :
bor , to the driving park , and place them 1
training hero.
Her. Mr. Flak has returned from his trip t
Now Orleans.
Constable Edgorton , of Omaha , was on th
hunt on thla side of the waters yesterday.
Perry Heed was In the city yesterday.
Glvo UB a Bridge.
Kdltor Council Bluffs Boo.
BLOOMER TOWNSHIP , February 13.
had my fooling aroused by reading ai
article in The Nonpareil , criticising thi
"Pusoy bridge bill , " across the river. !
dare anybody to oppose the building o
this bridge and ever attempt to run fo
an office in Pottawattamio county or dis
trict. The farmers would defeat him 01
masso. Money and time was spent ii
securing the transfer , and for ono I cai
see no benefit from it. The men win
work at the transfer cab and sloop ii
Omaha. The cattle are shipped to Omali
aitd transferred back to Council Bluffs a
the transfer for feeding. Lot mo bog o
you to use your influence to secure us ;
bridge between the two great twin sie
tors , that commerce may not bo rntardod
The entire country wants it. I can rais
hundreds of dollars from the farmers a
their part to build tbo bridge.
Yours respectfully ,
Z. GOODWIN.
Iilvcly Lawyers.
On Monday Major Woods , thoO. , E
& Q. adjuster , and Low Genung engage
in a lively spat in the court of Esquir
Pursoll , at Hastings. The cause was
suit tor damages , which Gonung ha
brought against the railroad company
Gonung accused Woods of swearing to
lie and they were both fined for con
tempt of court for the war of word
which followed. After the case wa
over Gonung had Woods arrested am
bound ever in , bonds of $200 to appos
before the grand jury to answer for pei
jury. Quite a good deal of oxcitemen
and fun was made and if all the blowin
that has been done since counts for anj
thing there is more fun yet to follow.
Painting done to order and lesson
sivou by S. D. Rohso. Studio 12 Nort
Main street.
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTJCB. Spoolal adrortliements , itch as Los
Found , To Loan , For Sail , To Rent , Wants , Bom
In ; , etc. , will ba Inserted In tills column at the lo
rate ot TEN CENTO PEU LING ( or the first Insertlc
and FIVE CENTB FEU LINE ( or each ubseq.uent I
ertlon. Leave adrertlsemenU at our office , No ,
Tear ! Street , near Broadwav
WANTS.
\ir ANTED-Every l * ly W Council Bluffs to tal
VV TliiBiB. Pulhtred by carrier at only twonl
cents a week.
A. good home. In nlco location , ll
WANTED ( our roouuj. AdditiM box No. 8 , Bi
ottloe.
OLD I'APEHS-r'or tale at Bis ottlce , at S5 cen
' ' '
a i hundred.
OH UKM' One or tuo furnuhed rooms. U. V
If 1 corner Ninth Bt. and Third avenue.
Foil KENT KJe.-ttitly furulihoJ appartuieuts
houiowltli private family. lUIeivnws e
changed. Address II. W. J. lloe offico.
SALE 01 acres ft inllei trout Ouuha , lie
FOK 19x21 ft , stable &r ; llmv water Mid tlinb
92 (00. EMEUV if JONES , Heal EsUte ak'vnti. , IS
UarneySt. . Omaha. 359-HI
TTIOU BALK A first-class ret of liar fixtures ai
A ? pool uUe , cheap. 8. Goldttcln , CIO BioadHS
Council lUuOt louo.
FOll KENT a large nicely ( uriiUlod room wl
hard coal flra. Inijulro 82 iflr * t aenue , t *
blocks trota l'o t Offloe ,
A GENTS Ladlei and ifentlemen can make fit
xl lus u t.-ei by Mllluu the 4lChamplou litvo
Btrtcthei ) and Ironing Board. " IteUlls at 1.C
Any lady can do vus > fine shirt Uhqu a wrlnk
and iflcxj Ii as ulcelysjujthebesyaundrlescan. Addrc
tot paiticulai * C. B , a. & L Co. , I n oQloe , ( or o :
won In.
Wholesale
We hnvo 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 WQbuy above goods of Manufacturers in large quantities for Spot
Cash , we are euahlea to sell them low enough to suit competition. Ordeis
promptly attended to.
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO ,
Broadway , Council Bluffs , Towa.
MAYNE & PALMER ,
. DBA'
Hard and
AND WOOD ,
BULK ; AND BARREL LIME , LOUISVILLE AND VOKTLAND CEMENT , MICHIGAN PLASTER , HAIR
AND SEWER PIPE ,
No , B39 Broadwa ? , - . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
SMITH & TOILER.
Spring Goods LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS , Just Received.
7 and 0 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , . . . . IOWA.
.TOTT'Kr W "RATRTl ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAGER OF POTTAWAITAMIE COUN-
mj-U-lN Wi JDjA-LJtU > TV COLLECTION A O KNOT. Ollico corner Broadway and Main treet.
"RPTflTI Xr HO GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
JjJjlNU OS UU. , IS Main atmot and 17 Va rl etront.
M A " 5T TV ! OTTTG" CRESTON HOUSE.
1YI A lYi.UH.lN , .
n t uotoi 217 and 219 Main street.
JL/Il. J , , WJaULljUt Corner Main and Fifth np.utalre. Uesld'encc. 609 Willow ael me.
"W QHRTTR1 ? JUSTICE OF THE PEACn ,
JUl KjUJLL U J-\LJ , Ollico < m > r American Express
' LIVERY AND FEED.
i TYja.VTi.iJUJ.ViWill WAfTrvTP'R I contract for lu'iorali at reasonable rates. ' 22 Fourth Btroo t.
J. M. ST. JOHN & OO..OASH BUTEES , 15
Draft by return malt 148 Broadway.
1 A POP TTnnTT MERCHANT TAILOR.
U JLUUJD JXUU.LL ) Stock Complete. Suite made at reasonable prices. No. 805 Main SI.I
Q ( VTTTTT CONTKACTOR.AND BUILDER ,
&P
i JC > QIYIJLJ.jU. Corner 7th and Breath * ay. Plans and speclflcatlona furnished.
" MERCHANT TAILOR.
PTA"KTPV
IAMPQ J. JLU LLMJD X t Attla'.lo Work and reasonable charges. S72Iiroad ay
T TWTYP Xr TT A "R T ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
JJ11NJJ ± OS Hxl lX < Jamea Block. Practice Instate and federal court ! .
Cl A "WPP A "RITTIW And Latn l" > n Bi 421 and423Broadway. L. Sovereign , Prop. P. J. \ ImO \ -
O J3.1.N JLXxl-U ; L U XVI gomery , M. D. Prpslelan. <
' " JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
PTlWT'Nr T A "RPflTT
JlJUVVJJN U. jfeLD-DU 1 J. , Notary Publloand general Conveyancer. 416 Broadway.
TTfYTTQP SMITH & NORTON ,
UU U iJjjj Broadway opposite New Opera House. Refitted tl , $1.50 pec day
All kinds i of/ OT.
ROOM 6 ra OPERA HOUSE > COdL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
etc. , etc. \ _ All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To.
A LA11GE STOCK OF
STOVES AND FUENITUE1S ,
At VERY LOW FIGURES. Don't forgot I pay the highest prlca for
ISIIEIID IRAG-S ! I
As I oin compelled to buy to fill coiitrccts.
S. GOLDSTEIN , 538 Broadway.
. GALLAGHER.
C3r J = L O G ES OB-t Z
New Store , Fresh Ooods , Low I'rtcoa and 1'ollto AtUndanti.
fit * * Door east of Metropolitan Hotel , }
AS AN ECONOMICAL INSURANCE ,
THE EQUITABLE MUTUAL LIFE AND ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION
OF WATERLOO , fOWA ,
Is considered the best (2.500 In case of death , and 91 000 endowment at the expiration of ten yciri. Asson-
menU pa\able according toage. Mr . Ollvo Fillcy the ogent\ call and explain the jjan ujwn your ro-
quest. Direct your cooimuulcatlons to SU Vine St. Council Bluffs lona.
LIVE TO EAT. KATTOL1VE.
RESTAURANT AND CAFE ,
to Tlxo
Ed. Olison 1 Broadway , ( Metis at all Hours.
Chef U'culilno ( Council Bluffs. I Parties a SM | > clalty ,
DEALER IN ALL TH ! LATEST DESIGNS OF
mi PAPER m
Interior Decorations.
13 S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
HEATING STOVES
AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
CARPEBTEFSTOOLSAIBAIMBE !
Granite and Tinware. Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A large
line of extiaordinary Fine Carvers.
DeVOL & WRIGHT,504
HY DON'T YOU
OETSJIIEOF
FITCH BROTHER'S CUSTOM SHIRTS ?
Perfect Fitting , Best and CheapestRFlne Linen Collars aud Cuffs.
No. 715 Fourth Strett Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
Empkie Hardware C o
10D nnd 111S. [ Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
342 and 3-14 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
The only Hotel in this City on the European plnn of
"PAY ONLY FOR WHAT Y9U GET. "
New Building New Furnishings.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS CENTKALLY LOCATED.
Fine Sample Rooms-Elegant Restaurant ,
PETER BECHTELE , PROPRIETOR ,
Nos , 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa.
dfc ?
( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. )
TO LOAN i ML ESTATE !
Complete Abstracts of Title to nil Lots and Lands in the County.
COAL GIVEN AWAY !
Every one who buys a ton of the celebrated Centervil'e ' coal o Platte
Overtoil , office 501 First avenue , yard 80A Main street , Council Bluffs.
is 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 Goal for Nothing. _
FROM NOW UNTIL FEB. 1 , WE WILL GIVE
In all our Bocts a"ud Shoes , regardless o Quality. Don't miss tliis
chance. S. A. PIERCE , 100 Main Street.
CASADY , ORCUTT & FRENCH ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
And Oeneral House Furnishings !
MAIL ORDERS FILLED CAREFULLY.W
602 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Railway Time Table.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following are the times of the arrival mid de
parture of trains by central standard time , at the
local depots. Trains lea\ transfer depot ten rain-
earlier add arrh e ten minutes later.
CHICAGO. KUJU.lMjrO.V AXD QCIXCY.
ARRIVE.
6:20 : p m Council Blufld Express , 0:30 : am
6:40 : p m Chicago K\prcs3 0:40 : a m
9:15 : a m Mall. 7:00 : p n ?
KANSAS C1TT , ST. JOB AND COUNCIL BLUFFS.
10:10 : am Mall and E\press , 0:45 : p in
8:25 : p m 1'aclfto Express , 5:35 p in
CHICAGO , U1LWAUKBH AND 8T. VAUL.
f > :25 p m Express , 0:40 : a m
0:16 : a m Express , 0.S p m
CHICAGO , ROCK 18LAKD AND PACIFIC.
.1:30 : p ni AtUntlc Express , 0:40 : a m
9:50 a m Day Express , 6:54 p m
7:1 ! ) am * DcsMoluis Aocuntnodttlaq , 4:40 : p m
* At local depot only.
"WAIU8II , ST. LOUIS AND'rACIflC.
0.r : > .ri a m Mall , 4:45 : p m
4Mpm : Cannon Ball , 11:15 : run
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BIOUX CUT AND PACIFIC.
7:40 : p m St. Paul Express , O.no a m
7:20 a in Accommodation , 8:50 p m
PNIOX PACIFIC.
7:59 : p m Western Express , 8:39 : a m
11:44 : am Pacific Ilxprefn , 4:31 : put
7:19 : a m , Local Express , 0:51 : a m
12:14 : am . , Lincoln Express ,
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JACOB K. r. OADWELL.
SIIVI3&CADWELL ,
Attorneys-at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA '
Office , Vain Street. Kooms 1 and Sbncrart & Vc-
Uahon'slilock. Will practlo * lo StaU and edrrt ]
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CASADY , OitCUTT & FRENCH.
JOSEPH
AND
COAL
Corner Main street and Eighth rueuue , Coaa
Bluffs.
rates and prompt delivery
WINTER.REStJRT.
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SILOAM
MINERAL SPRINGS.
CURE OR NO PAY
Wo Guarantee the euro of the follow Ins named dis-
scases , or no pay : llhcumatlsm , Scrofula , Ulcers ,
Catarrh , a 1 Blood and Uln dlacaies , Dytpepsla , Liver
Complaint , Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Gout , Neu
ralgia and Asthma , These Springs are the favorlto
resort of the tired an.l dehllltatad , and are the
FEE11LE LADIkS BEST FRIEND. '
Good hotel , livery and bathing accomodatlon both
u Inter and summer. Locality highly picturesque
and healthy. Accessible by Wauash railway , a
Evona , or 0. , B. & Q. , at Albany. Correspouueno
solicited , KEY. M. M. TlIOSll'SON.
Manager.
Slloam Springs , Qara , P. 0.Gentry Co. , Mo.
ANALYSIS.
Specific 0 rarity 1.002
.Ueactloii Neutra
Caibonlo Acid Cos 20 In. p r gallon
Carbonate Calcium 38,021 drains
Carbonate Iron 7,041
Sulphate Magnesia 3bO
Sulphate Calcium. 1,148
Chloride Sodium 7,260
Bllllca 1,568
Alumina . , . .0,018
Organlcand Volatile matter and loss . , . .1,459
Total sclldi per gallon 07,174
WRIOIII & MKKBILL , CheuiUts.
TUOS , Orric , n. n. rus > T.
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Council BluB
Estab/ishea 1856
Dealers In Foreign and omestlo Exchanga 0i
UOBM Ser-mtt
W. R. VAUGHAN.
Justice oi the Peace.
Omaha nnd. Council Bluff ; .
Real estate calico ion g ency. Odd Feilou s block
tf
CORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTH AVL
CHAl'MAN 4 MAUTENS , . . . mOl'KIETOllS
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Commutation WkVtYjfood ior'tw inty sdnilsSouj E
W.W. CHAPMAN Hanajor.
No objectionable characters IU be admitted.
Mrs , HJ , , 11103,1.0. , ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGkON ,
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