< 1 G THE JDAIL ? BEE COUNCIL BLUPVb WEDNESDAY , FEBRUARY , 20 1884. THE DAILY BEE. COUNCILFLUFFS , Wednesday Morning , Fob , 20 , BUBScmrnoN RATES : Br Oarrt't - - - - - - - cent * for wee ! By MM - - - - - - - - tlO.00 per YOA orncE : No. 7 Pe l Btrool , Near Broadway. MINOR MENTION , Are you rcgisteredl Cheap railroad tickoU at Bushnoll's. The city council is t moot this nftor noon. The democrats hold their primarie last night. Captain D. W. Pierce was mayor o Council Bluffs in 1850. Union revival meetings are being hoi every night in the Presbyterian churcli Increase of business has caused th Pacific house to open another now rogii tor. Mrs. Catherine Raymond , mother c Mrs. Hurlburt , died Monday aftornooi aged 82 yean. The commissionora have boon callo upon to inquire into the insanity of Sara Jane Mclntjro ; During the absence of olodtric ligh Messrs , ( Jhapman and Martens will lathe \ the rink lighted by locomotive headlight and gas. Lost evening was the first showing u of "polo" here , the Omaha club corniii ever nnd giving an entertainment at tl rink. It waa taking. Justice Schurz has issued n warnti for the arrest of a man named McKii noy on the charge of stealing timber froi Wm. Strawd's land. The board of registration moots no : Monday at the city clerk's office to con ploto and correct the registry for thocil election. See that your name is on tl roll. roll.It It is now said that Mayor Bowman not so anxious to lot go as ho was awhi ago , and has yielded to the importunitii of friends , and consented to letting h name boused in'tho convention. Permits to wed were yesterday tissue to F. M : Forward and Susie W. Morri of Oakland ; Henry W. Hamcston at Emma Miller , of Mills county , nnd Hai Christiansen nnd J. Anderson , of Avoc In the circuit court some probate mo tors were attended to yesterday mornin ' and then adjournment was taken , out respect to the memory of Capt. D. \ Price , whoso , funeral occurred in the al ernoou. The action of Hon. B. F. Clayton , this county , in introducing a bill in tl legislature similar to the Nebraska hi ; license law , is causing much comma : among his friends , and a variety of opi : ions are expressed. Albert Roger now wants to bo free matrimonially fi'om his wife , Add Roger , to whom ho waa married in Apr ] 1881 , at Hiawatha , Kansas. Ho avov in hia petition that she will not live wil him , and so ho naturally don't want sui a wife. John Murglo was arrested yostord ; for refusing to pay for a glass of boor i had.ordorca' in some saloon. Ho prov to bo "tho ether follow"and not them wanted , and was turned loose agai Now ho proposes to sue the saloon-keep for $5,000 damages. J. M. Palmer was yesterday tak quite ill with what soomud a slight aj ploctio attack , and considerable alai was felt by his friends. But ho was re ; ing easier lost night , and his physici thinks that in a few days ho will bo o and about again. Dick Holts , of Kiel's hotel , said bon weren't high enough for Mr. Char ] Keith's dog "Q , " and brought him out whole cooked chicken. The dog has i elegant mouth for chicken and wo e poet ho is fed on pie , Mr. Keith thin ing so much of the animal. Rev. Mr. Mackoy last Sunday nig preached a sermon in which ho talk very plainly against the idea of t lireachor or priest being sot apart frc the people , and given a sort of domlni over them. Ho believed the preach should bo in common sympathy and cc Uct with his people , so that by undi landing thorn and their lives better , could bo a greater helper. John M , St. John & Co. , the we known dealers in butter , ctjgs , poull and fruit , have decided to embark in I corambsiou business for the handling consignments' of fruit and produ With an established and extensive tra And with a well earned reputation eatorpriso and Integrity they will dou lew have no dilUculty in extending th bu ineMmuch farther. Harry James may well consider life saved by a miracle , After his fe ful fall down the elevator instead of ing.ajfbroKeu into fragment * , Jus bee e n all sound. Ono of his aympath < friends who rushed dow.n to the houit aeo what shape the sufferer wan in i 'rather surprised to Cud that Harry i out milking the cow with ono hand , other arnvbeing too sore to use. Yetl terday , however , his bruises and but Tr ro more sore and ho wai not oven i milking couditipn , * Ho will probablj confined to hia'house for a week or ti but if , lie fjittToff tlut wily he hu m rwob for holding a spasiil thanks ) iufi < Zy all to kfaBMlf. Th aeeotwt jLhe ; * in THE BJSB nevi " Ufi ago about "tin await of twonw plotting to murder the family of D. H. Solomon , of Mills county , has caused many surmises as to whether there could bo obtained the necessary evidence tc substantiate the existence of so horrible and demoniacal a plot. Mr. Solomon , who has boon in the city for a day 01 two , has no doubt in his mind , as tin plans were overheard on throe dilforon nights , and when arrested they had goni so far as to sweep off the snow on thi walks loading to the house , so that llio ; could not bo tracked , it being their intention tontion to commit the deed that vcr night. The follows were quito unconcerned corned at first , but on learning the ovi donee accumulated against them , waivci examination , and are now lying in jail n Olonwood awaiting the action of th grand jary , SNATCHED BY SNEAKS , The Thieves Visit DavldHon'fl Again Yesterday about noon there wor several customer's in J. R. Davidson' store , and his clerks being out , ho wa naturally kept busy. Among tnoso ii the store were two nion , ono of whoc got some samples of goods while th ether tarried near the door , loaning u against a pile of dress good" . While Mi Davidson's attention was diverted , th man near the door picked up a bolt c blue silk velvet nnd hurriedly skippo out , and the ether soon followed. A scon as possible the police were it formed , and Officer Boswick soon aftc arrested a man who was identified as th one who stele the goods. Ho gav his name as Clark. The goods wet not found on him , his personal oflfocti consisting of a bottle of laudanum and mouth organ. Ho was given back th latter and flat in his cell evolving musi from it as unconcerned as though ho wi having n holiday. Ho was recognized ; having boon thcru before , ho having boo arrested together with a follow name Murray several weeks ago , and lot go o condition of leaving the city. That vor night the Union Pacific dummy dope was burglarized , and as they had boo soon together about there in the ovonir a few hours before the burglary , suspii ion naturally rested on them , but tin had then disappeared. The police are quito confident that tl gang of thieves who prowl about hci have a fence in Omaha , and the suddoi ness of the disappearance of stolen proj orty indicates that they have some coi voniont place to plant it. . H. Palgo , wholhftH now planted In Chicago's great journalistic Hold , is groc ing old friends hero again. W. II , J agger , the proprietor of th Dot son hotel of llko name , visited the lilulTg yt terday. II. G. Hurt , H. M. Hughou andW. ] llobtnaon , Chicturo & Northwestern officln were in the city yesterday. T. V. Jonoa , agcut ot the Mirror of Irolan was at the Ogden yesterday. L. Webster , ot Chicago , Is at the Pacific. f Sheriff Dan. Far roll , of Glcnwood , waa vl bib at the Pacific yesterday. M , O. Williams , of Glonwood , was in t slty yesterday. Mr. A. McClurg , of the McClurg Crack company , who liaa been visiting his mother Pennsylvania , returned last night. L. 13. Messenger , of North Bend , Neb. , w at the Oirdon yesterday. John Thompson , the commodlan , anlvi at the Oirdon yesterday. Mr. Sllloway , of Cedar Rapid ) , Is again the city looking after the Opdon , of which ' is the proprietor. Ilia wife accompanies hli M. P , Itrower , now of Minneapolis , greeting old friends lioro. K , A. Unboock , of Avoca , was In the c ! yesterday , and attended with ether meinbc of the bar , the funeral of Captain Price. Edward Belfort , of Chicago , a cigar mo was la the city yesterday and stopping Dooutolo's. 0. A. R. , ATTENTION. Grand Camp Fire Saturday night , tl 23d inst. at the hall. Bring your fai ily. Bring your beans. By request committee. Missouri Valley Splinters. MIBSOUKI VALLKV , la. , February 19. . It is now generally conceded that tl military authorities will not interfere protect Jack Cane , but that ho will 1 loft to his fate. Goo. Donico , of Pochntollo , Idaho , h accepted a position hero in the 8. 0. P. oflico. The cantata of David was given to i overflowing house Thursday night. It w a bo repeated for the benefit of the libra this week. Q 0. H. Graves is visiting in Omaha. Mrs. Jims is visiting in the north. Mr. Percy Cheney , of the Chen house , has returned from Illinois , wht ho was called by the death of his wif mother. A general melee took place yestord to in which Mr. Frank Logan was bai battered up. , TUB BEE is the most eagerly sought ] pnr coming here. The writer has c < stoutly to hide his copy to prevent it 1 . intf carried off. A. B. Gould has succeeded Mr. Most as agent of the American Express co pany hero. Mr. Miwbor was transfer ! r to Bnonandoah , B. The family of Mr. R. T. Boobeo t B.es shortly move to Council Bluffs. ic Everybody hero is anticipating "boom" for Misaouri Valley , owing teas the proposed location of now shops he u Property already possessing A high ta as is expected to advance fifty per cent. tie Trade continues dull in all brand The Omaha capitalist who was. to era P a mammoth skating rink here , lit by i abe electric light , and equaled only by bo winter palace ut St , Petersburg , has : ihowu up yet. A good skating rial wanted and will pay. Vr | Mr. Lawlor's many friends will bo g j to learn he is again convalescent. I Mr. Wilbur hu purchased a hotel r l | Nebraska. : cr > E. B. Wright , fora long time clorl the Union Depot hotel lioro , liaa pur * chnacd the Commercial hotel nt Blair and gone there to take charge , Bert Wilcox hw boon appointed bag- pngo master nt the Union depot hero for the S. 0. & P. . 11. Everything moves sleepily along. The days are cold and cheerless. Moro anon. FAY. OONYERSIONS"IN ORESTON , The CluiroliCN United In Ilovlvnl Her- vlccs nnd n Y. M. O. A. Formed. CiiKsro.v , la. , February 18. Thoronro a number of things tlrnt wo could mention - tion that have happened of late hero in our beautiful city of Oreston , but wo forbear , as they savor too much of that that would oflond the readers of Tin : BKK. Wo are truly sorry that such un seemly things do exist , but wo have something good to talk about that which is praiseworthy and tnoro olovating. The thrco Christian denominations that united themselves together for special Christian work closed their meetings after some five or six weeks of constant labor day and night for the conversion of souls ; and , as a result , they count some thing near one hundred persons that have "taken the name of Jesus with them. " 1'ho throe churches uniting were the Presbyterian , Rev , J. B. Wolty , pastor ; Baptist , Ilov. 0. A. Uoatzog , pastor ; Con gregational , Rev. N.ILWhittlesoy , pastor. Throughout the entire week of protract ed service there was most perfect hnrmony and brotherly feeling existing. On the last night of the union mootinge cards were distributed in the congrega tion requesting the young converts tc signify their church preference , if any ; this being done , the pastora take each their young converts to instruct and prepare - pare for membership in the church. As a result of the good meetings we have just referred to , the young men ol our city mot in Dr. A. J. Capron's oflic < and organized a Young Men's Ohristiai association , with the following ofliccrs : Mr. W. D. Dungan , president. Mr. A. II. Crawford , vice-president. Mr. Harry Bauer , Decretory. Dr. A. J. Capron , treasurer. Wo understand twenty-two active mom bcrs are now enrolled and five placed or the associate list. WINXEIIS. WHO WILL DO IT ? The Goat of PavliiR Botivocn tlio Kalli of tlio Street Car Track. The atroot car company , which is nov controlled by the Union Pacific railway company , will have a nice little bill ti pay for paving the street between thi rails. It is ostimntod that the cost o the ( > ranito pavement ordered by thi council will amount to 824,000 for jus that portion of the street between thi rails. The filling of dirt in raising ti grade was charged up to the abuttinj property , and the company got out o paying that , the aprocd case which waite to bo submitted to the courts to docidi the liability having been allowed to droj unnoticed. The property own era wil hardly lot the paving bo done at the ! expense , and the company will probably bo forced to pay for it the same as liki companies pay in ether cities. If there i any way of getting out of this 824,001 bill the company will bo very likely ti attempt it , and it behooves the property owners to keep ono eye open on thi : matter. The company should also la ; flat rails instead of the present rails. Laid at Kest. The funeral service * of Captain D. W Price were hold yesterday afternoon , am were largely attended. The friends mo at the house at 1 o'clock , and from thor proceeded to the Catholic church , whor the usual services were hold. Rev Father Mulholland , in the absence o Rnv. Father McMonomy , gave a short earnest address , in which ho pronouncci a fitting eulogy on the character of th deceased , and urged the living to cove with the mantle of charity , his faults but to imitate his virtues. Ho urged al tt beware of sins , and to load such live as would prepare them for the deatl which must come to every ono. At th clone of the service an opportunity wa given to view the face of the man fo whom BO much respect was foltj am many friends joined in the procession t tlio cemetery , where the well known forti o of D , W. Price was laid at rest. Itesl Kalato Trniiifcrs The following deocu Troru filed for "re cord in the recorder's ofllco , Fobruar ID , reported for the BEE by P. J. Me Mohon , real estate agent : B. F. Clayton to L. D. Woodniansoc lots 22 , 23 , 25 and 25 in block 5 , lot 8 i block 8 , lot 1 in block 11 , lot 5 in bloc 15 , and lots 1 , 2,12 and 13 in block II Macedonia $200. Simon Reynolds to Joseph Carso , pai sej , nw | , 12 , 75 , 40 $44.45. John Carso to Joseph Carso , lot G i block 0. Oakland-$900. Harriet J. Baldwin to Ira L. Martii se | BffJ i5 ! , 75 ; 41-81,400. d. B. Street , commissioner , to W. Boohm , n" , nwj 31 , 74 , 42 81. Total sales , 82.645.46. COMMKHOIAlA OOCHCIL BLurra WAiutrr. Wheat No. 2 spring , 70oj No. 3 , COo ; r jocteJ , 60o ; good demand. Corn 1/eulen are paying 85a for old coi and 28o for nw. Oata In good demand at 22c , Hay i 00@0 00 per ton : 50o per bale , llye I0@46o. Ooru Meal 125 per 100 pounds. \Vooa-Oood supply ; price * at yards , G OOi 7 00. Coal Delivered , hard , 1150 per ton ) sol 6 00 per ton Butter Plenty and In fair demand at 20 * 22o : creamery , 35o. KgKa I'lenty at 20o t > er doren. Iiard Falrbauk'a , wholeiaUnff at llo. a Poultry Jteady uulej dealers are paying ( to chickens lie ; turkeys , 14o. too. Vogetablw 1'otatoes , 40c ; onions , 40o ; ca o. bage. none tu the market ; apple * , ready m 10 at a 00@S M for prliua xtuck. Flours-City lioitri : . . UroouiK 2 " ' 09 UVK NTOCK. fMUo-S 00@3 Bpi calves , B 00@7 tX ) , ' ct' HOJM Local ptckcra are builng uowoi 10 there Ii a good demand for all ( ? rudos ; clxil , 5 355 55 ; mixed , 4 " 6@5 iM. 10 ut JACOB BIVIS. K. I * . OADWU is SIMS A. GAUWE L , ' isMl Attorneys -at-La w COUNCIL BLUKrS. IOWA ' Offlca , Ualn Btrwt , Boom * 1 in4 Bhugurt & > Mahon' Block. Will practice Ui 8taU and gd * LADIES WE ARE RECEIVING SOME VERT FINE Shoes Gentlemen OUR PINE BOOTS AND SHOES For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and see our New Stock. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. , 412 Council Bluil's ) Broadway , , TOW A West Side Square , Clannda , f W.A' MAYNE & PALMER , DBA tRUS IN Hard and Soft Goal , AND WOOD , IIULK : AND BARREL LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND OF.SIENT , incuiaAN PLASTER , nAm AND HEWKIl PIPE Ho , 039 Broadway , - . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. SMITH & TOtJjEU. Spring Goods LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS , Just Received. 7 and 9 Main street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , . . . . IOWA. "TO" TJ A TPTI ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAGER OF roTTAWATi-AiiiK COUN- VYt JjjLLJ.llTY COLLECTION AGENCY. Offlco cornur Broadway and Main street. "RP"NTn AT fin GENERAL MERCHANDISE. JjJuiNU OS t > UM 18 Main rtroct end 17 Pe rl otrenl. MATT " CRESTON HOUSE. 1VI n A. Ifotol. 217 and 219 Main street UK" . J , . WJdLllJji OoroorMaln and Fifth np.atalra. Residence , 609 Willow avenue. ' JUSriCE OF TIIK PEACE , < T QPHTTP' ? . , . .I PVJDUJAfcli Offloo over American Express. ijrr A p ATPT3 LIVERY AND FEED , So VViiVjiNjjJl , Will contract tor lunerali at reaaonable rates. 22 Fourth utrett J , M , ST. JOHN & CO..OASE BUYERS , Draft by return mail. 140 Broadway. Q ( V/TTTTT / coimiACTon AND BUILDER , &P t JL i pl'l J.JLJJ. Corner 7th and Broadway. I'lans and speelflcatlona furnished. T A MPQ VD A T\TFV MEUCHANT TAILOR. \.LVLJUO Artistic Work and reasonable charges. 872 Uroadway. ' ' ATTORNKYH AT LAW , TTNTTlT XT TTA'RT JJllNJLfX US DxilliX , James Dlock. Practice In stat and federal conrta. Q A "MTT1 A "PI TTA/f AniJ 1)atn nousa , ill and 423 Broadway. L. Sovereign , Prop. P. J. Xont KJfViNXX LEll UitJ gomery , M. P. Physician. JUSTICE OP THE PEACE , FTYWTNT T ATTRHTT DUVV11N U. JJJ3JjUJ.X | Notary PubUoand General Conveyancer. 4U Broadway. SMITH fc NORTON , Broadway oppoeita New Opera Uouso. KeHtted $1 , $1.50 per d j or. asc. 6 , NEW OPERA HOUSE , COlClL BLUFFS , 101 A , to. , etc. \ All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To. M. GALLAGHER. C3r JEL O O 353 3FL I New Store , Freeh Goods , Low Prices and Polite Attendants , a * ' { First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel } AS AN ECONOMICAL INSURANCE , THE EQUITABLE MUTUAL LIFE AND ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION OF WATKItLOO , IOWA , s considered the belt $2.000 In CJRO ot ilcntli.nnd fl 000 endowment at tlioe | I ration ot ton years. Asse * > ment pajSDloaccordlntt tea r. Mrr. Ollit Filloy llie ngont wl I callanil explain the plnu upouyour ro [ Uost. IJlrect your communications to 241 Vice Bt. Council Illuffs ! . LIVE TO EAT. EAT TO LIVE. RESTAURANT AND CAFE , Ed. Olison \ 4M Broadway , ( Mola at all Hours. Chef d'cul.lne | Council Bluffs. \ Parties a HpecUlty. DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF f ALL PAPER Al fllOf Interior Decorations. 13 S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS HEATING STOVES AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. 'S ' TOOLS Granite and Tinware. Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A largi line of extj aordinary Fine Carvers. DeVOL & WRIGHT,504 CASADY , ORCUTT & FRENCH , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL And General House Furnishings ! MAIL ORDERS FILLED CAREFULLY.w 502 Broadway , Council BluffCASADY. | . OUCUTT & FRENCH ( OPPOSITE COUET HOUSE. ) 11Y TO LOAN ON HEAL ESTATE Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lots tind Lands in the County. Empkie Hardware C Hardware 109 and lll'.S. Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS , CAPS BUCK GLOVES , 42 and 314 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. uropean The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of "PAY ONLY FOR WHAT Y9U GET. " Now Building -New Furnishings. ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS CENTRALLY LOCATED. Fine Sample Rooms Elegant Restaurant. PETER BECHTELE , PROPRIETOR , Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa. COAL GIVEN AWAY ! Every one who bnvs a ton of the celebrated Centervil'o ceal of Pintle Dverton , office 501 First nvemie , yard 804 Main street. Council Blurt's. s entitled to n clinnce in the drawing for one ton of coal , to be given away March 1st. You may thus get A Ton of Coal for Nothing. REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY -DONE. 805 South Main Street , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. WHY DON'T YOU GET 8 DUE OF FITCH BROTHER'S CUSTOM SHIRTS ? Perfect Fitting , Boat and ChcapestSZFlne Linen Collars and Cuffo. No. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa. Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following ate the times of the nrmnl snd do- wrture of trains by central standard time , tt the oca ! dcputg. Trains Icavo trauufcr depot ten mln- earlier nd arrUc ten ntuutcs later. CUICAOO , BCRLINarON AMD QUINCT. LKA\ . ARRIVK. 6:20 : p m Council UluDi Express , 0:30 : am 6:40 : p m Chicago Express 9:40 : a m 0:16 : a m Mail. 7:00 : pnf , ST. JOK AXD COUNCIL BIUFF8. 10:10 : a m Mall and Express , 0:45 : p m 8:25 : p m 1'aclllc Express , 5:35 : p in CUICAOO , MILWACKKK AMD St. PAUL. 5:25 : p m Express , 0:40 : a ni 0:41 : am Express , 0.5pm : CUICAOO , ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC. 5:30 : p m AtUntlc Express , 0:40 : a m 9:50 : a m Day Express , 6:50 : p m 7:15am * Des Molni-s Accommodation , 4:40pm : At local depot only. WABASII , ST. LOUIB AND'pAClPIC. 0:55 : a m Hall , 4:45 : p m 4:50pm : Cannon Ball , 11:15 : a in At Trautferonly. CUICAOO and KORTirwEaiKiut. 5:30 : p m Kxprem , 0.50 p m 0:4 : S a m I'acinic Exprcts , 0:45 : a m eioux cirr AMD PACIFIC. 7:40 p m Nt Paul Express , 0.00 a m 7:2U a m Accommodation , 8.50 p ni OJIO ! ( PACIFIC. 7:50 p m Western Express , S M a m 11:44 : am I'lclfio Enprerg , 4:34 : p la 7:49 a m Local Express , 6.54 a m 12:14 : a m Lincoln Exprcia , At Trail.ler only. IIUUMT TKAIXB TO 054 UlA. Leave 8:24-0:24-10-24-11:24 : : : a. m. l4-2:2I-a:3J- : : : 4:24-5:24-fl:24-7/4 : : : and 11:04 : p , m Sui day , 8z4- : 10:24 : a. m. l:24-3 : : 4-J:24-7Oi : : and 11:01 p. in. Ar- rle 30 minutes bclurc lca\lnrtlrue. ) SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Special adtertUementu , euch at Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent , Wanti , Board ing , eta. , will be Inserted la thli column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the flret Insertion and FIVE CENTS PEH LINK for each Bubaoquont n- sertlon. Leate adieitlsementa at our office , No. , Pearl Street , near Broadway WANTS. \\rANTEH-A | ! l'l for Kfiieral houuenork , W. L Bin , ' * . TH 7th Hlreet. \TtrANTEII-Every bouy m Council Bluffi to take YV TlllBia DelUered by carrier at only twenty nenti a week. w 'ANTED Agofdliou-e , In'ntco location , with three or fouif ooms. Addtttu box No 0 , BKX office. OLD PAI'EKS-For cale At B oUlce , at 26 centa a hundred. > T One or t ofu nuhed rooms. H W. FORKFJ Ninth Ht. and Third avenue. "ITIOR UENT-Elegantly furnUhed appartmcnti In 1' home with private fatully lUfeiencei ex- changed. AddreM 11. W. J. Hoc ofllco. SALK A tlrtt-clau let of bar fixture ! and FOR table , cheap S. Ooldit eln , MO Bioadway , Council Bluffa lovq. ' large nicely furil b < l room with F'IRIIENT ' liaid coal Ore. Inquire fliSJr'init avenue , t J blooV from l'o.t UIHce , A OKNTS ladle * and gentlemen can make Brat XXclaiu w ue ( by ntlllu the "Champlou B > torn ntrtcthei ) Mid Ironlni ; Board. ' ' IUUU * at tl 00. Any Udjrcandoupk fine ihl't without a rlnvle no Blo i tl M I.lodya 'lliel > f tUundrie aui. AddrtM U.U. ftL Oo. ( Ii cffiM , tot one JOSEPH AND COAL Corner Main street and El bth avenue , Ciaa DIuDs. jtSTLowcst rates and prompt delivery WINTERRESORT. _ SILOAM MINERAL SPRINGS. CURE OR NO PAY We irua-antee the cute of the following namAl dis- ecaaes , or no pay : Ithcumatlsni , Scrutula , Ulcers , Catarrh , a 1 Blood Rndtklndisctues , Uv ] > cp8la , Liver Complaint , Kidney and Bladder Diseases , Gout , Neil * ralgla and Asthma , Tlios i Springs are the favorlto resort of the tired an.l deblliiatad , and are the KEEULE LADIcS Bl-ST F1UEND , Good hotel , livery and bathing accninodotlon both winter and summer. Locality highly picturesque and healthy , Acccpeible by Wabaeh railway , t EvonaorC.B. & Q. , at Albany. CorreH.onocM , solicited , UEV. M. M. THOMPSON. Manager. Siloam Springs , Oara , P. O. , Gentry Co. , Mo. ANALYSIS. Speclflo Qra > lty 1.002 lleactlon Ncutra Carbonic Acid Gas 20 in. per gallon Carbonate Calcium 35,0.11 Grains Carbnnato Iron 741 \ ' \ Sulphate Magnesia 3-iK ) " Sulphate Uaidnm 1,148 " Chloride Sodium 7.VUO Slllica l,60 " Alumina . . . .0,010 " Organlcand Volatile matter and loss . . . 1,450 " Total Bchd per gallon 07,174 " WKIOIIT& MKKKIU.ChimUte. TUOS. omciR , u. M. rusrr. OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Council Bluffs . . U. Esiabiisnea - - 1856 Dealers In Foreign and cmc&Uo Exchange and CORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTH AVL Open 10:30 : a. m.,2rop. : m tnd730p ; , m. , Jlon- ca > , WcdntsJuy and Fildny creuigcxcIu < Uely for the lyt'mpio Club. . . . ' 'liLJ lyUualo on Tuetdiy andTburtday etcnlngi. ADUIBSIDN , . . J5 CENTS. Mo objeitlonablorliaractcnwlll be admitted. CHAPMAN & MAUTUKS , . . . PIIOIWETORS , i Mrs , H , J , Hilton , M , 13. . PHYSICIAN & SURG'EON , 323 Middle BwlT .y. Council Blufl * . R , Rice M , D. CANCERS , aihfSS OTSl1"10"111 * CHRONIC DISEASES0"p ty. Over thirty years practical experience. Ortloa Wo 6 Pearl trc t , Oouucll Blufft ITConaulUtlnii fre AN APPOINTMENT ! Thai Must Be Met. U U appnlntwl unto man r > nce to Ulo.lmt alter thU JuaKiuem. und ohiwpWer MM nut written In tn lxx > kt Ufa a uetln > o th Uk of fiie. Kiiend , It ) ou wtr todieto-nljhthowwouldlt Lewithjou ! A. OVEUTON. W. R. VAUCHAN. Justice of the Peace. Omaha ana Council Blutfr. Real entile colleo ion tekacr. CK1J ftilovi lU.k