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7. I V" 1 I THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFb FRIDAY , FEBRUAKY 22 , 1884. THE DAIL * BEE. , > COUNOn. ? BLUFFS. Friday Morning , Fob , 22 , .stmscutrnotf KATES : Bj Carrier By Mai - (10 00 per Tear OFFICE : No. 7 Pearl ntroet , Near Broadway. MINOR MENTION , Additional local on seventh page. Cheap railroad tickets at BushnoH's. Concordia lodge , K. of P. , gives n dance to-night. Alex Stewart was the solitary dnink dispokod of in police court yesterday in the usual way. Dorkson is getting his bathing estab lishment Improvements nnd enlargements about completed. * The Grand Army camp fire Saturday night promises ploaiuro to the veterans nnd their families. The dedication of the Presbyterian church of Noola , which was to take place next Sunday , has boon postponed until March 0. St , Patrick's Benevolent association is arranging for its fourteenth annual ball , to take place March 17th , St. Patrick's day in the evening. The gross receipts of the lecture given by Mrs. Baxter wore $59 , and the inci dental expenses $10 , so that the Homo Ill1 treasury nets § 43. * There is still much interest in the re vival meetings in progress at the Presby terian church every evening , and the at- ton'danco is increasing. Alderman James was conveniently ab sent from the , city when the vote was called for on the acceptance of the water works. Ho is In Dos Moines. f Yesterday Judge Gregory spent the day in listening to arguments in the Slack case , which has occupied the atten tion of the circuit court for several days. George Pointdoxtor was before the court yesterday on the charge of helping himself to too much smoked meat at the Ohio house , where ho was employed. Ho was acquitted. To-day being Washington's birthday there will bo no session of the public i < schools. Wonder if the board of educa \l \ tion will deduct 0110 day more from the teachers' salaries. BABY CARRIAGES My now stock has commenced to arrive. Have some daisies just in. Prices .will suit every body this season L. 0. Brackett , 224 and 220 Broadway. The three men arrested for the larceny of goods from Davidson's arc to have a hearing to-day. They thought of plead ing guilty , but finding that the charge was an indictable oflbnso , concluded to stand an examination. The peculiar trembling of the earth following a great explosion was felt hero and commented upon to-day. The report that a can of dynamite had exploded at the Florence cut-off was finally accepted as the explanation. , Some of the friends of Mr. and Mrs. John Lindor shrewdly planned and sue- cussfully carried out a surprise party nnd heuso-warming ab his now residence on Wednesday night , There was a largo and merry gathering. The man Connor , who was arrested on suspicion Wednesday night , ho being found trying to sell A diamond ring , was. reloaded yesterday. The ring proved to bo bettor glass than diamond , and no claimant appeared for it. J. P. Kelley , aged about 7. ) years , died yesterday afternoon at the residence of his son-in-law , W. P. Miller. The remains will bo taken to his old homo , Columbus , Iowa. Mr. Kelley has boon an invalid for nearly two years. The filling up of the avenues lias cauiod some of the intersecting streets to bo iloodod with water , the culverts not liaving boon yet fixed so that the water can drain off. At St. Francis1 academy there is n regular pond covering the whole street. Some man from across the river sent two green Germans with a team over to this side to cut and haul wood yesterday. The Germans were arrested for trespass , and , as they nor the team returned , the owner came over to see about it , and suc ceeded in getting himself arrested on a like charge. Charles Best , the omnipresent , nevor- effervescing city editor of The Council Blulfc Herald , had an assistant arrive yesterday evening , and weighing OJ pounds , The little follow commenced business at once , and the item furnished by him calls forth Uio congratulations and well wishes of the fraternity , Oae of the former police officers of the city had au appointment , or thought he had one , with a lady whom he was to meet on a certain street corner. While he stood waiting in the howling wind , late in the evening , and shivnriu ly clinging to a lamp.post , the lady was , corily seated by a fire , chuckling over the way the had fooled him. The masquerade given last evening at the Ogden house by the married ladies WM one of the most brilliant society vwU of this season. It was largely at tended and a very enjoyable affair. The were varied , and some of them indeed elegant , the ladies having hoirii great taste and much cure in pre. jwkg lot the v ufc. The arrangement * throughout were y y ekbor teand were haftfdjr w uiged , so that all present had * * irry iiiiw. DULY ACCEPTED. The City Water Works Tests Officially Approved. The Other DoltiRs ofttm Aldermen. At nn adjourned mooting of the city ouncil yesterday afternoon , the mayor resided , nnd Aldermen Siodontopf , Mo- lahon , Wood , Eiclior and Keating were resent. Alderman Siodontopf called attention o the now patent nosszlo shown up at the ate test of the water works , brought ever rom Omaha , they being specially needed fighting fires. They nro commonly nown as "sprayers , " or "firo fighters. " [ o moved that the fire committee bo uthorizod to purchase four of these nnd wo lighter ones , Carried. Alderman Keating , of the fire commit- oo , reported that they had not located n oam nnd hose wagon on lower Alain Lroot. There was ona stable they could ot at ono dollar a day , including food for 10 team. It was opposite the Crystal mills. The committee was instructed to c'oso ' lie arrangements. The following were selected as the udgos and clerks for the coining city lection : First Ward R. T. Bryant , John Halo , lorks ; A , J. Hump , J. J. Jennings , 0. G.Hag arty , judges. Second Ward John Grassland , W. L. 'atton ' , W. 0. Unthank , judges ; Charles ilitcholl , James Booth , olorks. Third Ward A. S. Bock , John Epen- r , Ed Britian , judges ; Stephen MoAteo , i1. 0. Glcason , clorks. Fourth Ward Henry Pnschol , Augus- ino Bart , M. D. Hardin , judges ; W. E. lavorstock , IS. B. Bowman , clorks. The matter of the test of the water works have called up. City Engineer tastovim presented the following report : ? o the mayor and city council. In com * ) lianco with your order of the 20th inst , lirccting mp to provide for the moasur- mont of six simultaneous streams of water from the hydrant designated by 'ou I have to report that the necessary Apparatus for observing each of the six trcams at the same tiuio was placed in losition in roadines for the required test it 10 o'clock this a. m. The language of the ordinance is that .lie company "shall furnish the said city 'or ' fire protection a sufficient supply of water except in time * of unavoidable casualties , so that with fire protection apparatus turned on , it shall bo able to discharge or throw at least six streams of water simultaneously out of ono inch lozzlos to a height of ono hundred feet n any part of the main business portion ) f the city and at least two'such streams to a height of fifty foot at any point on the line of its mains. " I have to report that the six streams measured this morning fully mot the requirements of the ordinnnco , a full stream of water having boon maintained during the test at a point in excess of LOO foot from each hydrant. Examintv- ; ions made on n prior tear , at the high school and at the north end of Oakland avenue , which points involve the capaoi- ; y of the works to throw two simultane ous streams fifty foot high at any point on the line of its mains , demonstrated that the service was fully performed on laid tostr THOMAS TOHTUVIN , City Engineer. After placing on record the proposition being the rates of puttinginsorvico pipes , ho following resolution was presented : Resolved , That the official test of the Council Bluffs City Waterworks compa ny's works , hold February 21st , 1884 , is satisfactory , and that the same and the tompany's works as constructed and now in successful operation in the city , are in accordance with the requirements of the company's contract therefor-nnd as such are hereby accepted , and the mayor is directed to officially notify the compa ny of the acceptance thereof by the city. Alderman Siodontopf moved the adop tion of the resolution , and it was unani mously adopted. On motion the notice served by the waterworks company January 10th , infer - for mi rig the city that the works were completed , was ordered placed upon the record. On motion of Aldormau Eiclior the marshal was instructed to notify team sters drawing dirt to go down Bancroft itroot instead of Main street , as the dirt Falling off the wagons would have to bo removed from Main street , while Ban croft street needed filling. Alderman Wood called attention to ; ho fact that citizens were using the hyd- ants as hitching posts for horses. On ais motion the city attorney was author- zed to frame an ordinance making it a misdemeanor , and fixing a penalty. The fire committee was instructed to [ > roparo a report , for presentation at the next mooting , on the rumoval of the two Hydrants from Glen avonuo. The committee on streets was instruct ed to have a culvert nut in at Broadway nud Sixth street , to drain oil water which stands there in rcat quantities , Aldorraan K ating called attention to the need of sewerage , ou Broadway es pecially. Ho moveu that the committee on streets and alloys , and the city engi neer , inquire into the advisability of using tile drainage , for temporary use at least , for house sewer service. Aldennan Siodontopf moved that the city attorney prepare an ordinance re l- quiring all property owners on streets lO DO paved to put in aorvico pipes for gas and water. Carried. The city marshal was instructed to no tify property owners on both sides of the alleyway , between Broadway and First avnnuo , and between Pearl and Main streets , to remove the nuisances there at noo. Adjourned until February 29,2 o'clock P.m. , STEALING A STEED , iTohn Itlndt , the Owner , mill Cooruo Campbell , tlio Taker. Atlornoy John Limit ha two fine horses whi6h ho haa boon having cared for on Mr. Miller's farm near this city. Day btforo yesterday a young man named Oeorgo Campbell , who has boon forsomo time employed on the farm , met Mr , Lindt on the street and told him ha had rode one of hi < hones to town and that if he would walk up to ? . ° * m" ? ' , tore , where , the horse wai mtched , be could tee wlut good condk lion ho wna in. Mr. Lindt looked the horse over and then the yountr man rode , off saying ho must hurry elf to the farm. It appcaro that instead of going back with the horse ho sold it to Mr. 0. R. Mitchell , for § 50 , and then loft on the train. An officer was sent after him , and ho will now have a chance to explain hi queer actions. Campbell is said to have bomo a good reputation , aside from being 'a ' little wild , " and it is a Hurpriao to his acquaintances that ho should go into liotao stealing in any form. To Consumers i > r Wntor , The Council Jilujffe City Waterworks Company hereby announces that it will put in Service Pipes to the curb of the street on the line of its mains , as soon as the frost is out of the ground , for all par tics who desire to have connections made with the street mains and who will make application therefor to the company Br.Foui : MAUOII 10,1884 , at the following prices , payable in ad vance : i-lncli ncrvlco ptno ? 8 2T > [ ! . ' < ' o CO 11 < 1075 ' " " 1325 ' ' < " 1500 Those prices include the cost of open ing and closing the street , tapping the street water main , furnishing ana insert ing co-operation cock , furnishing nnd putting in extra strong load service pipe , furnishing nnd putting in curb stop , stop box and cover complete , and making all necessary connections between the street water main and the curb of the street , which are about oyc-Aalf ( ho cost ( o the consumer of doing the same work. _ In view of the contemplated paying ol certain streets in the city , parties are recommended to make application immediately diatoly at the ofiico of the company , 20 PEAIU. STIIEBT , in order to save the necessity and avoic the incraascd expense of breaking up the street after paving has been done. HAHHY BIUKINIUNI : , Chief Engineer. COUNCIL BI.UFTS , Pobruary 21st , 1884 PERSONA ! * . J. M. 1'nlmcr is reported ax making rapic stride * toward recovery. Dr. Hinchott was yeittarday enjoying n vis ! from ( his brother , who lives in Dakota , nm who is on a flying trip oast. 11. S. Cole is confined to his homo by ill ncxs , nnd his frlonda are quite alarmed aboui litn condition. .T. T. Stuart has sold out hiti property in Missouri , and intends once moro to make Council Bluffs his homo. Mrs. J. 1C. Cooper , ono of the boat teacher ? in the Bloomer building , ] roposoa resigning her position at the clone of this term. L' . M. Stcadmnn is stopping at the 1'a cific. cific.O. O. J. King { H registered at the 1'ucillc. A. Mirrlolios , a traveling man from St Louis , is at Bcchtolo's. J. Lehman , of Now York , is nn Ogdoi guost. Mr. Otto Vogoler , ol Messrs. Iteckirmn Co. , left on the NortlnvCHtern to-day on a trip. Dr. Dobson , of Itod Oak , was ycatorday a' ' the Ogdon. 1L P. > L IHrklubluo , the engineer ol the American Construction company , after seeintr the satisfactory tests yesterday , loft over the Milwaukee & St. Paul for the oast. Henry Eisoman is back from tit. Louis. lloai Kstato Transfers The following doodj were filed for re cord in the recorder's of&co , February 21 , reported for the BEE by P. J. Mo- Mahon , real estate agent : John G. ManE to Peter Manz , sol swj , 17 , 77,40 , $1,200. Margaret Manz ot al. to John G Manz , BW.J nej , also wA sol and e.V aw ] 17 , 77 , 40 , $1,500. W. Dye et al. to John It , Martin , outlet lot 5 , Macedonia , $25. Charles L. D. Orockwoll ot al. to H , E. Seaman , lot 7 , block 11 , Burn's add. , $00. $00.A. A. 0. Johnson to Mary M. Wood' ' ward , part nej sej , 30 , 7C , 43 , § 1,500. Total sales , $4,285. Kopublicana should remember the ward primaries to-night. They are to bo held aa follows : "First ward , Wois & Clausen's store , five delegates ; soconc ward , city building , eiqht delegates third ward , Bluff City engine house , five delegates ; fourtli ward , court house , eight delegates. The first and second wards will nominate aldermen also. . The manager of the Homo desires to express hia thanks to Mr. Charles Keith , general agent of the K. 0. and 0 , , B. & Q. railroads , for very croat favors to him personally and especially to the institu tion which ho represents. He states that the Homo of the Friendless association have made Mr. Keith an honorary life member. And it may well bo added , that Mr. Keith is well worthy of the con sideration paid him. ' Ho is active in every good work , and one among the most popular railroad oflicials iu the late. COMMERCIAL. COUNCIL' BLDFKB UAIUCICT. Wheat No. 2 spring , 70c ; No. 8 , COoj to. Jected , 60c ; good demand. Corn LreaJwn are paying 85o for old corn and 28o for u w. Data In peed demand at 22c , H y 4 00@G 00 per tout COc per bale. Bye 40@46o. Corn Meal 1 25 per 100 pound * . Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , C 00 ® Coal Delivered , hard , 11 BO tier tout soft , Q 00 per ton Butter Plenty and In fair demand at 20 ® U2o : cro&mory , 35c. Kggs Plenty at 20o per dozen. Lard Folruank'f , wholesaling at lie. Poultry Heady sale ; dealers am paying for chickens Ho ; turkeys , He. Vegetables PoUtoos , 40oj onions , 40c ; cab. bftge , none in the market ; apples , ready sale at 3 00@3 50 fur prime otock. Flour City flour , 1 60@a 30 , Urooms 3 00@3 00 per dot. UVB BTOCK. Cattle 3 003 Wj calvw , 5 00@7 CO. HOBS Local packers are buying now anil there is a KIXK ! demand for all grades ; choice packing , fi 3.VBT > 05 ; mixed. 4 7K35 5. JACOB SIMS. K. P. CADWKLU SIM8ACADWELI. , Attorneys -at-Law COUNCIL BLUrrS , IOWA Offlo * ' , Wain Street. Room * 1 and Bhugart & Ho- Htbon'iWoik. WIU practice U > St t Mid * dv l nniirl * * LADIES WE ARE RECEIVING- SOME VERY FINE Shoes and Slippers. Gentlemen OUR FINE For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and see our Now Stock. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. , 12 Drondwny , Council Bluii's , West Side Square , Clnmidn , MAYNE & PALMER , DKAMtnS IN Hard and Soft Goal , ) AND WOOD , BULK'AND BARREL LTMK , LOUISVILLE AKD PORTLAND . MICIIIQAN PLASTER. HADl AND SKWKH rlPI No , 030 Broadway , - . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. SMITH & TOILER. Spring Goods LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS , Just Received. 7 and 9 Main atroot , COUNCIL BLUFFS , . . . . IOWA. THTT'Nr W "R A TRTl ATTOUNEY AT LAW. MANAGER OF roiTAWATTAMiE COUN- uvJJllN VV. D-aJLIUJ , TY COLLECTION AGENCY , onico corner Broadly nd Main street. TOWN" P.FWfi XT nn OENEIUL MEFXHIANDISE. . U UJQ.1N XULUN U W UU. 18 Main utceet and 17 I'eail strent. MAX TVmTTTVr CKESTOK HOUSE. Ifotel. 217 arid 21P Main street. np T p WTTTTP OFFICE. LH.\'i U. J. YV UJ.JL Jj ) Comer Main and Fifth iip-etalrs. Residence , BOB Willow avenaa. "NT QnffTTR7 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE , Xi t K3\J LL U itji Ofllco over American Eiprona. SQ TTtT A H-WPP LWEHY AND FEED , VYXlUUjJllj , Will contract for tuneralg at reasonable ratf . 22 Fourth street. J , M. ST , JOHN & OO..GASH BUYERS. Pratt by return mull. H9 Broadway. GP QIWTTTT coNTBACTon AND BUILDER , J. P''IJ.J.JL1 ' Corner 7th nd Crondw ay. I'lana and specifications furnished. I A MPQ . PT ? A "NTPV MERCHANT TAILOR. Jlu.JjO HiilN J-l X t Artistic Work and reasonable charges. 872 Broadway. TTWFYT XT TTAPT ATTORNEYS AT LAW , JJi-UUX OE njXPiJLt Jtmeg Block. Practice In state and federal courts. S ! A TTTT1 A T ? And blltn l , 421 and 423 . . . . . OQ.J.N . . 1TTIW > ° mo Broadway. L. Sovereign , Prop. P. J. Uonl- J.JL.Q-IVIU JVi gomory , M. D. Phyeldan. T APPOTT JUSTICE OF THE PEACE , U jtiJD J3U11 , . Notary Public and General Com o ) ancer. 5 Broadway. RPVFTP TTflTTQP SMITHS NORTON , IbJj V JjJXJLl HU U O l | Broadway opposite New Open House. Refitted 11,91.50 pet day E3ia.a-iaa.oor ! ROOM 6 , HEW OPERA HOUSE , coiciL BLUFFS , IOWA , eta , etc. \ All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To. M. GALLAGHER. New Store , Fresh Goods , Low Prices and Polite Attendants. { First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel , } AS AN ECONOBHCAL INSURANCE , THE EQUITABLE MUTUAL LIFE AND ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION OF WATERLOO , IOWA , Is considered the belt $2.000 In case of death , and $1 000 endowment at the expiration of ton } ears. Assess ments . payable according to age. Mr . Olive Fillcy the agent will call mil explain the plan upon 3 our re- ( jucet. lilrcct your coamumcatloiii to Z4t Vine at. Council Bluffa Ie a. LIVE tO HAT. EAT TO LIVE. RESTAURANT AND CAFE , "W. T. OBH LTTKr Oo-toror- Tto-o 3P-ULlolio. Ed. O.hson ' ) 404 Broadway , ( Metis at all Hours. Cliel d'cultlne ) Council Bluffs. ( Parties a Specialty , ' O. 3MCilloar , DEALER IN ALL TH LATEST DESIGNS OP ML PAPER AH I110I Interior Decorations. 13 S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS. HEATING STOVES AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. ABU Qranito and Tinware. Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A large line of exti aordinary Fine Carvers. DeVOL & WRIGHT 504 Broadway , and 10 and , 12 Main Street , CASADY , ORCUTT & FRENCH , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL And General House Furnishings ! MAIL ORDERS FILLED CAREFULLY.w SOS Broadway , Council Blutft. | CASAUY. OitCUTT & FRENOP. .100,11 35 CiXCtl3Cl.T3 ( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE , ) TO LOAN ON REAL ESTAfE ! Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lots and Lands in the County. 1 Empkie Hardware CD 109 and 1111S. Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA. , W1IOLE3ALE DBAIiERS IN 342 nnd 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. uroDean Hot * The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of "PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET. " Building New Furnishings. ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS-CENTllALLY LOCATED. Fine Sample Rooms Elegant Restaurant. PETER BECHTELE , PROPRIETOR ; Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa. COAL GIVEN AWAY ! . Every ono who buvs n ton of the celebrated Centprvil'e cenl of Finite Overtoil , ofiico 601 First avenue , yard 804 : Main street , Council Blufl's. is entitled to a cJmnco iu the drawing for one ton of coal , to be given away March 1st. You may thus get A Ton of Coal for Nothing. Merchant Tailoring , REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. 805 South Main Street , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. WHY DON'T YOU GETSDUE OF FITCH BROTHER'S ' CUSTOM SHIRTS ? Perfect Fitting , licst and ChcnjiestEFine Linen Collar * aod CuBa. UTo. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa. Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following arc the times of the arrhal and de parture of trains by central standard time , at tliu local depots. Trains leave transfer depot ten min- earlier and arrive ten minutes later. CHICAGO , PURLlNOrOX AltD QUISCT. LEA\F ARRIVK. t:20sp : m Council Blu ( I j E.\prees , 0.30 a m 6:40 : nm Chicago Express ' OliOaui 9:45 : am Mall. 7UOprr KA2.8AS CUT , BT. JOI A.ND CODJ.CIL BLUFFS. 10:10 : am . Mall and Express , 0:15 : p m 8:25 : p m I'aciflo Express , 5.35 p m CIIICAOO , M1LWAUKEH AND BT. PAUL. 5:25 : p m Express , 0.40 a m 0:45 : am Express , 05pra : CHICAGO , BOCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC. 5:39 p m Atlintlo Express , D:40 : a m 9:50 : a m Day Kipregg , 6fiO : p m 7:16 a m "Dca Molnes Accommodation , 4:49 : p m At local depot only. WABASH , ST. LOUIS AMD'rACIFIC. 0:55 : a m Mail , 4:45 : p m 4:60 : pm Cannon Ball , 11:15 : nm , "At Transfer only. CHICAGO and NORTUWBSTERX. 5:30 : p m Express , OSfipm D.4Su m 1'acinio Express , 0.45 am sioux cirr AHD rACinc. 7:40 : p m St. Paul Express , 0:00 : am 7:20 : a m Accommodation , 8.50 p m ONIOX PACIFIC. 7:59 p in Western Express , 8:30 : a m 11:44 : a in I'aciflo Express , 4.34 p m 7:49 : a m Local Evprtcs , 6.54 a m 12:14 : a m Lincoln Express , At Trail Jer only. IIDHMY TRAINS TO OMAHA. Leave 5:24-0:24-10-24-11:24 : : a. m. 1:54-2.24-3.34- : 4 U4-S:24-fl.24-7S4 : and 11 04 p , m Sunday , 8:24- : 10.24 a. m. l:24-3 : : < 4-S:24-7.0i : and 11:04 : p. m. Ar t-he 30 minutes before leaving time. c a o - , n s , t a o' n B j S Pi . . S gs O A * p ? 8 2 4 B U o O a ef .5 § S S SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Special advertisements , such u Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent , WauU , Board ing' , etc. , will be Inserted In tills column at tb lor rate of TEN CENTS PER. LINK for the flnt insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n- Miiion. Lea * a idvertlsementi at our office , No. Pearl Street , near Broadway WANTS. Wi ANTED-A glil for Kentrol liouwwork , W. L UIn.711e , 7th street. WANTEU Every body in Cquncll Bluffs to taks TBiIlH. Delivered by carrier at only twenty cent * week. W ANTED-A food home , in nice location , with three or four room * . Addiegj box \o. 2fl , I3t office , OLD PAPERS For nale at DM offloe , at X6 Cents a hundred. FORKRNT Oneort oufnishedrooiu , H W , corner Ninth St. andTblrd atenue. FOR IlENTElegartly ( urnUhed appartinenU In houiovilth jrltate Umlly. lUcttnc l ex- chanzod. Addresi 11. W. J. Bee ofllto. T7I011 SALE A nr t < Jau let of bar natures and _ L1 pool uble , cheap 8. Qoldstclu , MO Bioadway , Coundl IlluOl loua. FOR RENT a Unr nicely furnlsli d room with hard coal fire. Inquire 6J , Jr"lr t at nus , tJ tilooks from lOit Offloe , AOKNTS ladles and gentlrtnen can make flrrt daM wage I by wllltiir the "Cliaovloii Ucsoin btnctherl and Ironlnr Dojrd. " Hctalls at I LOO. Any lady can do up * fine shift wltt.out a vrlntle and glo i it as nicely aujthe bestJaundrlescan. Addresser ( or paitlculars C , B. 6. & J. Co. , bu cfflix , lor one moitb * JOSEPH CrAGHEGAN. AND COAL Corner Main street nnd Eighth a\euue , Oouu Bluffs. jSTLowest rates and prompt delivery WINTERBESORT. _ SILOAM MINERAL SPRINGS. CURE OR NO PAY We eua-antco the cute of the follow lag named dis penses , or no pay : HheumatUm , Scrofula , Uloere , Catarrh , a 1 Blood andrklndlseaioa , DvtpopslaLiver Complaint , Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Gout , Neu ralgia and Asthma , Thes : Springs are the favorite resort of the tired an J debllltatad , and are the FEEULE LADIhB BEST FRIEND , Good hotel , livery and bathing occomodatlon both winter and summer. Locality highly picturesque and healthy. Accessible by Wabtsn railway , Evona , orC..B. & O. ) , at Albany Correrpondeno solicited , UEV. M. M. THOMPSON. Manager. Slloim Springs , Gara , P. O. , Gentry Co. , Mo. ANALYSIS. Spcclfio Graylty , l.OOi Reaction Neutra Caiboolo Acid Gas 2Jln. ( per gallon Carbonate Calcium ' . 35,021 Oralng Carbonate Iron 7 , < 41 ! ' | Sulphate Magnesia 3'ta " Sulphate Calcli-m 1H6 Chloride Sodium , , J.ZSO Elllica 1,606 Alumina . . . .0,018 Organlcand Volatile matter and loss . . . .1,459 Total ecllda per gallon 67,174 WuiaiiT&i MKRIIIIL , Chemists. n. . OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Council Blufls . . Established 7856 Dealers in Foreign snd omcitla Fxcbanpe and Sec'irlti CORNER PEARL ST.ANff FIFTH AVE , , Open ic(0n. m.Sop. : m and 7,30 p. m. , Mon- ( .ay , Wednesday and Friday evenli gs excluilvcly for the lyOmpIo Club. > . . ' 'MH MTMuilo on Tueedsy and Thursday evenings. ADMISSION , . - 25 CENTS. No objectionable characters wil ] be admitted. CHAPMAN ft MARTENS , PROl-niETORS in U , Htm , I. o M PHYSICIAN & J 223 Middle Bro dT-.y. Council Blum. .R. Rice M. D. or other tumon removed without the knife or dra\rlnKol blood. CHRONIC DISEASES o p cu.ty. . Over thirty years practical experience. Office No ( Pearl street/Council BluOi 0rOonsultatnu ) free , AN APPOINTMENT ! That Must Be Met. It Is appointed unto man once to die , but alter this judgment ; and vboscever WM not written la tat hooKol life was iriBt Into the I ike of fira. Friend II ) ou wtr to die to-night , how oul j It be n 1th your A. OVEKTOK. W. R. VAUGHAN. Justice of the Peace. Omaha ana Uotm il JllnfTr. Itctl elUte oolite nn tytat
