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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 29, 1884)
fi THE DAILY BKE-COUfcCIL BLUFFS , FRIDAY , FEBRUARY 29,1884. THE DAIIA BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Friday Morning , Fob , 29 , . ; suDscnipnoN HATES : By Currier - - - - - - - ZO cents per reck By Mil 110.00 per Year OFFICE : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway. MINOB MENTION , Cheap railroad tickets nt BushnoH's. To-day is tlio last day of registration. Lot every voter register. Jolm T. Oliver is to occupy ono of the ntoros in the now Masonic tcmplo. The city election promises to bo ft still hunfcnnd as shell "mighty onsartin' . " "Unknown" was yesterday fined § 9.00 for disturbing the peace at Stella Long's placo. The Lay Tomploton company appeared last night , nncl will appear ngain . to night. A number from this city wont over to Omaha last evening to hoar Lawrence Barrett. A portion of the Shiol Agor company were at the Ogden yesterday on route for St. Louis. The Bluff City engine haa now boon housed in the Rescue building , as the old building is to bo torn down. The Council Bluffs Hunting and Fish ing club is to have a mooting this even ing at P. J. MoMahon'a office. To-morrow evening there is to bo another mooting at the court house to finish making up another ticket. It looka as if it was going to bo pretty close for Auditor Burke to got tharo , being nominated by both parties. ilncob Koch ypstorday declared his in- tcntioni of becoming a full-fledged Amer ican. Ho will make a good ono. A number of the roller ekatoro wont over to Omaha last night to attend the masquerade carnival at the rink there , ' Mis. Mary Jones , milliner , and Mies Emma Palmer , dressmaker , arc to occupy the store nf J. T. Oliver , on Main street , after April 1st. The last returns make the majority against the now court house and jail over 300. The ottuial canvass of the vote -will bo next Monday. Saturday evening the little folks of Broadway Methodist church give a musi cal entertainment , assisted by the Misses Oliver and Tostoviu. Yoiterday the Platnor divorce case was hoard in the circuit court and a decree granted Mrs. PJatnor , the ground being neglect and cruelty on his park. Thuro is a great chance for improvement mont in the programmes furnished for the opera homo entertainments hero , Small type and poor printing makes the most of the trouble. Justice Abbott yesterday got hit In the eye with a bit of hot coal flying from the Ore which ho was poking. The in jury was quite painful for a time , but ho will not probably loiu the eight. Next Monday ii the time that tolls. Those who have boon howling for reform can then aot nt well as talk. The result will ahow how badly the majority of the citizens really want a change for the hotter. Little Corrinno is to appear in a mat ! 1100 next Saturday. Her last appoaranc D hero was rattier a disappointment , to many , but perhaps nho may do bottoi this time , or have n bettor company. ! a to bo hoped no , TUB BKE was in error i s&ying tha the Omaha Glee club was at tha skatin rink Wcdiidsday night. They were ox pooled but did not como. The ovonin papers which copied the erroneous itet from TIIK BKB will ploisa riao and cor rcct themselves now. Casady , Orcutt & French here arranged od to move on the 1st of April , and wil . . . occupy the first floor and basement in the new Masonic building. This wi inako largo and elegant quarters , am will bo in keeping with the growth their business and the front r&nk whic they have gained in their lino. Th stores to bo occupied by thorn have frontage of GO feet and a depth of 10 feet. Charles BI. Harlo , who U the republican ' " can nominee for city attorney , is co r. tainly a lelf-mado young man and ho ha not tha conceit possessed by some , and hence does not consider himself finished. The city need * a careful , painstaking attorney jutt now , and while Ilarle does not dash off his opinions on the spur BSOf the moment , ho is pretty sure ho is right fct before he goes ahead , and that has been i > great lok with some in the past. J. C. Bixby has secured the agency of the Beuner & Cole flro escape , This is the ono now in use in nearly all the principal buildings in Chicago , and which was recently ahovrn up so satisfactorily in Omaha. It consists of a stand-pipe with irott ladder and platform attached , and connections for hose on each , flour and on the noof , there being a Siamese for two lines of lioso for the ret floor , There &ro many building hpro nnd in Omaha which ought to be thus ptotocted , 1 an' ] as Mr. Bixby is prepared to make prle * within the reuoh of all ho should be interviewed by those interested , Of course the evening democratic pa per , , could not tell the truth , and wila Any poinl against Flickinger for nuyor , ad the only feeble twist which it can tUiu , far contrive is the statement thai Mr , F.lckiner , in accepting the nomina tion , rmid "tlmt ho should try , if elected , to fill the ofllco so as to bo of benefit to tlio republican party. " Flickinger did nay something of that nature , but the democratic organ does not give the rest of what Flickingor said. IIo said also that ho "should endeavor to not in the interests of allUruo friends of the city. " Now , if Bowman and his followers do not consider themselves true friends of the city , they may perhaps object , but it is n slim pretext for n flop about. Tlio democratic organ , in giving its glowing account of the many virtues of Poltibono , forgot to show up the way in which as a member of the board of elect * ion ho tried to lot coal contracts , It plso neglects to tell its readers how ho has tried to help along the morals of the city by barring mission Sunday schools out of the school houses. There are several ether matters in Pottibono's record which the democratic organ forgot to mention i but which the voters will remember. lie tiny bo a very nice old man , but has he shown himself the kind of a man to rep resent the people ? The voters of the Second ward are anxious to elect him because cause they think lie will got aomo im provements for them , but they may belike like the frogs who wanted a king. For Alilcrmun At. banco. At the request of many citizens I hereby announce myself as Independent candidate for the oliico of Aldcrmnn-nt- Large. NATHAN 0 , PHJI.LH-H. ' MADTOGS ) , Htlll Further TrouMo Caused by TlKMM. ' There has boon an unusual number of mad duga in this vicinity during the past month , and in nome sections there has boon so great excitement caused and in dignation raised as to make citizjns al most anxious to shoot donra anything and everything that is in the form of a dog , unless muzzled. The trouble caused here , and espec ially the loss of no many hogs belonging to Marshal Jackson , has already caused people in the city to bo on the alert. In Gfainor township there has boon several oasoa of mad dogs and stock bitten. Weston - ton was a short time ago thrown into excitement - citomont over the rampages of dogs there. From The Malveru Loader the following is learned concerning another mad dog excitement : Charles Munsingor , Esq. , the popular nurseryman from near Tabnr , made The Loader an appreciated call Friday. From him wo learned the particulars of a recent made dog scare in Iluwls township. One Sunday , some throe or four weeks ago , a strange dotr made his appearance in Mr. M.'a neighborhood and manifested strong symptoms of hydrophobia. Ho snapped at Air. Munsingor's dog , and afterward made a tour of the neighborhood , biting a dog belonging to Joseph Ilainos , also some hops belonging to the latter , and some cattle of Robert Ilurlbutt'a. On the afternoon of the same day the dou was chased down by aomo boyi and kill ed in Mr. Munsingor's dooryard. About a WOQK ago'Mr. Iluinoa" dog wont mad nnd bit dogs belonging to Messrs. Mc- L'herrnn , Itico nnd Gates , whim Mr. II succeeded in killing it , Ono of Mr Ilaincs' hogs also died from what wa supposed to bo hydrophobia , and others have shown siims of the san.o disease Tl < e other dogs that wcro bitten , or sup posed to have boon biiton , are kept care fully chained and muzzled , nnd it is hoped nc further trouble will oceur. A Boston contemporary says , that the maker of the Hard man piano is a Ilardmaii to beat a bottom fact. J. Mueller sells thum. PERSON A Ij. II. C. 1'omoroy and Thomas Bunion were among the Now Yorkers at llechtolo'x yes terday. E. F. I'utrchlld , of Omaha , was over thin side yoatorday , and got lusldo of one of Uoch- lelo's big dinners. II. N , McGrow , tha special agent ot tlio Cedar Ilaplils Iiuiiranco company , was In the city yoatorday , and wan heartily wolcomacl , OB ho always-Is , by his many friends. MOO'H frlotida thought he was a bljf succosn as n newspaper iimn , hut it seems that In the in- tmranco business ha ts pushing clear up to the front. Ho Is now acknowledged to bo ono nf the best poitpd Insurance ) inon in the whole htato of Iowa , anil ho known how to haudlo to "got there Mac. " Tha Mliuo * IJIailin , of Council spent Saturday and Sunday lu Hantlncu visit- InR tholr old friend Mrs. Kll/ Onuplu , ami departed fur their homo Similar evening. On Saturday night Mr. and Mrs , Ohi ] > lu Invited H number of tholr yoiwjf friends , aud a very lilraaaut ovonliu was enjoyed by tha youug people. [ Malvorn Leader. J. 11 , 1'aytou. of Lancaster , Mo. , waa at the Ogden yoitorday. A. L. llobloson , of Louisville , won nno of yesterday's OgJoultes , G. L , lit pUns , of Cntcago , IB at the Paulflo houne. 0. C. Voorhees , of St. ticlwardu , No" . , ar rived at the PaclQo yesterday , If. L. MoWiniams , of Neola , wan in the city yesterday , George W. Pierce , Philadelphia , is at lie PadQo , ' Boxing glove * and Indian clubs at Bushnell & UraokoU's. Death of It. S. Colo. The announcement of the death of R. [ R. Cole comet not with surprise , as for sev eral days it has boon expected , his condition II.ar tion being such that the end Boomed near almost every minute , Ho has been in ill- health much of the winter , and about two weeks ago now dUQoulties and complies : tlous caused him t < > be confined to his room , Ho has ninoo grown rapid ! ) worse , and for several days has buen in an unconscious condition , and yesterday morning ubjut 0:30 : o'clock ha breathed hU last. Mr , Cole was in thu oUty-first year of Ida ago. ! lu ivui mio of thu early nuttlors ( if Iowa , liia homo buing nt und neur Mt. I'iraaant for muny yuarn IIo ruinoved ! ff ° " > there to this city about f ur years i ago , und dtirint ; his rorideticu Item han j gulu d a widu acquaintance and hold hero , jm , whevovor ho 1ms hvud , the esteem und ua-lietpert of all. IIo was a member of the * firm of Cole Bros. , who for thirty years have been in the lightning rod and pump business , ( ho local firm hero being R. S. Cole & Co. In business ho has boon very succowful. Ilo has always been rather conservative , but of wi o judgment , n careful nnd just man. For nearly all his lifetime ho has been a mem ber of the Baptist church , and for years has been ono of its strongest supporters , workers and advisors , nnd in all church enterprises the name of Deacon Cole has been prominently connected. Ho leaves , besides his wife , two sons , one of whom , Jay , is connected with H. S Cole it Co. , the other is a member of the firm of Cole fc Maxwell , the livery men. Ho also leaves live daughters , Mrs. Ridnath and Mrs Boone , who arc at the Indian agency in Dakota , of which > Ir. Riciputh is the ngent ; also three daughters , Misses Ltura , May and Min nie I ! , who live at home , Mr. and Mrs. Ridpath I and Mrs. Boone arrived hero II before I ; his death , as did also his brothers , W. \ R. Cole , of Mt. Pleasant ; J. J. Cole , of St. Louis , nnd J. W. Cole , of Grooncastlo , Ind. Tno funeral services are to bo hold Saturday morning nt 10 o'clock nt the family evidence , No. CIO Bluff street. Kriimds of the family are invited to at tend without any further notice. Trnuk Talk. W. H. H. Colby , of Fort Dodge , in a letter to Dr. Gary , calls attention to the meeting arranged to bo hold there Juno ! ) , continuing four days , the purses being $300. There nro to bo two pacing races , ono 2U3 ; , the ether free for all , and six trotting ratios , for classes 2:00 : , 2:48 : , 2:38 : , 2:33 : , 2:28 : and frco for all , thus giving two a day. The stabling accom modations are to bo improved and ether xrrangoments made for the comfort and convenience of all and the success of the mooting William Word , of Mondota , tele graphs that ho is on his vray hero with his stable of horses , numbering about five. five.Col. Col. Abbot is expected hero Sunday to complete his arrangements for taking charge of the track hero , and his horses are expected next week. lloal Estuto TrnnHfcrs The following doodj were filed for record - cord in the recorder's oliico , February 28 , reported for TUG BEE by P. J , Mo- Mahnn , real estate agent : J.i. . Losh to R. F. Jones , part of nw [ sol , , 74 , 40-8700. C. , II. 1 & P. R. R. Co. to W. H. Graff , lot ! ) , block 11. Curnon § 100. James Bryson to R. F. Jones , lot 5 , block C , Carson § 2i50. E B. Donaldson to Daniel Conard , lot G , block 8 , Meredith's addition to Avoca § 150. Brigham Graybill to Robert Currio tit nl. , lota D and G , block 8 , Underwood sioo. Burton 0. Gifiord to E. H. Vnnshoack , n.V " ne | , 18 , 74. 38-SL , i > 00. "Total sales. § 3,850. Order llowora for weddiiiga and funor- aln from W. H. F"ster , Harrison atrcofc. OODNOIL BLUrrS MABKET. Wheat No. 2 spring , 70o ; No. 3 , COo ; ro- joctoil , COc ; good domuniL Corn L/ealora nro payiiig S5o for old corn and 28o for n w. Data In pwd demand at 2'Jo. Hay I OOfflfi 00 per ton ; 50o per bale , ttyo 10-15o. Corn Meal 1 25 per 100 pounds. Wood Good tmpply ; prices at yarda , G 00@ 00. 00.Coal Coal DoHvored , hard , 11 GO per ton ; soft , C 00 per ton Lard Falrbank'e , wholesaling nt lie. I'lour City flour , 1 MfeH 30. Brooms 2 S)5@3 ) 00 per doz. LIVE STOCK. Cattle 3 003 50 ; cnlvea , 5 00@7 50. HoRa Locnl pickers nro buying now and there is a good dommid for all prr.idos ; choice packing , C 35@5 65 : mixed , 4 7o@5 25. rnoni'cE. ( Juotatlons by J. Jf. St. Jolm & Co. , com- mlsiion morchftutw , 1-10 Broadway. Butter Plenty and in fair demand at ID ® 20c ; creamery , 35c , ] ' ) KgH in frond darrmnd nt 20c padozen. . 1'miltry Itoitdv sale ; deulorH uro paying fur cliickona , 12c ; turkojs , 15o. Vegetables -Potatoes , 40 ; onions , -10c ; cab- bngo , none In tha market ; upples , ready solo ut 3 'J5@4 00 for prime Btnek. M. P. Gulick , ono of the propriotora of a Don Moinvs flouring mill , loft homo on the 15th of February , after a aput with liia wife , and ho now writes homo that lie does not intend to return. The family occupy n comfortable homo and are in easy circumstances , The gubernatorial portraits now in the executive rooms at Dos Moincs are ua follows : Robert Lucas , the first territo rial governor , and father of Represent- tivo Lucas , of Johnson count } ; Anaoll Urig B , first governor of the state ; Scophen Hempstead , Jamoa W Grimes , Samuel Merrill and 0. 0. Carpenter. The portraits of John Chambers and .lames Clarks. territorial govurnoi-s , H. P. Lowe , S J. Ittrkwood , William BI. Stone , J. G. Newbold , John II. Gear mid the present executive are still to bo secured. The larueat and boat collection of planta at W. II. Foster. Send for a spring catalogue. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTIOB. Special advertisements , luch u Loot , found , To Loan , For Bale , To Kent , WanU , Board. Ing , eta , , will bo Inserted In thli column at the low' ratu of TEN CENTS PEll LINE lot the flnt Inwrtlon uul FIVE CCNT9 PEU LINE lor each eubwqucnt mrtlon. Leave otlvortl meuU at our offlog , No. Pearl Street , near Uroadwav WANTS. E\ery body in Council Bluffi to take TinUin. Delivered by carrier at only twenty ccnta a week. AtrANTKD A good home , In iitco loo-i'lon , with W ihrto ur four rooms Addict * box Vo so , lien llllll-O. O 1LU I'AI'r.US-Kor ula at DEI oHloo , at 25 cent * hundred , FOrt KENT' Kli'ga > tly furnished appartrocitn In liouio ltli irl\Rte f ' lly lUfvicnccii ex. chtnged. Addro4i U. ( V. J. lieu ulllre. Oil WALK A tlrttt-clau ret of bar IKlurfs and FOI ) ikblo , chcip U. OuMnteln , Dill Il.oadway , CounU lUult * luwa , - ' a'xl gm tlemo" can luavo lint AOKNTd-'aclIwi kelllng Hi * "Champion I ) nui Mncllinr and Iroulm' llJir. ! , " K.talli at * IC. . Any lul ) unuuupu line * hl' ntti.uut a * > rla le iMRlutf-l Bii < lo > 'iywi1ho rttlaunlricwcun.Addniu for pa ( Uulart U. II. u , & J. Oo , , linn utllpu , tor unu ruoo. orricik , u. u. ruur. OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. lliunoU Dluffi . . Ik. Estabnsnaa - - J856 Dealers In foreign Mi fiiutio Kxc ng ted LADIES WE ARE RECEIVING SOME VERT FINE Gentlemen OUR FINE BOOTS AND SHOES For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and see our New Stock. Z. T. LINDSEY fc CO. , 112 Broadway. Council Bluift , | West Side Square. Cliirmdn , J MAYNE & PALMER , DEAtKRS IN Hard and Soft Goal , AND WOOD , BULK.'AND BAIUlEti LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , UICU10AN PLASTER , HAIR AND SKWKU PIPE. Ho , 039 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. SMITH & TOLTER. Spring Goods LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS , Just Received. 7 and 9 Main street , COUNOIL BLUFFS , . . . . IOWA. . ooncnxraxxj W "RATRTl ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAOER OF roTTAwATTAiiiE COUN- W. D ± LLJMJi TV COLLECTION AOENCY. omco corn. * Brimdutty anil Main utroet. JOHN EENQ & CD. OENEUAL MEflOHANDISK. . 18 Main utreot - > rd 17 IVall strent Ufti J. WllJ..LJj ' Corner . Kosld'enco . i > Main and Fifth up-otalre. , 609 Willow avenue. N. SOHTJEZ. JOSTICK OF THE PRACE , OITlfo over American Express. SCI WAftNTPT ? LIVKIIY AND FEED , . . . O VV.cLv7lN.Dni ) Will contract for fnnerali at reasonable ratco. 22 Fourth street. GP Q A/1 TTTT , CONTUACTOK AND BUILDEll , . . ' X O'V < JLJ.X3. Corner 7th arid Broadaay. I'lana and § | clflcatlons furnished. T A 1WT PQ PT ? A TVTPV JinitciiAKT TAILOU U ± 1 llLSJij S. JliJllN JIl JL | Artlftlo Work and reasonable charge ! 872 Broadway TTTXTTiT XT TTAPT ATTOUNUVS AT LAW , lliiNJJl OS PAIH , . James Block. Practice In state and federal courta. H A . TO TT . A P i TT M And batn hou o , 421 and 423 Broadway. L. Sovereign , Prop. P. J. Mont- OO.1N JLJ.jHJOjl U JV1 gomory , M. O. Physician. PT1 WT"Nr T JUSTICE OF THE I'EAOE , . DJL/VV11N U. Notary Publlo and General Conveyancer. 415 Broadway. pT" TTnTTQP SMITH a NOKTON , JltJLj JJ.V U OJjt Broadway cpuo lt New Opera Hnuso. Hoflttod $1 , 1.60 per day All kinds of jr. 3SC. sSES ) ROOM 6 , NEW OPERA HOUSE , C W1L BLUFFS , IOWA , etc.etc. V All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To. . GALLAGHER. Now Store , Fresh Goods , Low Prices and Pollto Attendant * . first Door east of Metropolitan'Hotel } LIVE TO KAT. EAT TO LI VK. C7 .to3tro3f to Tito 2P-n.To3.io. W. O lison 401 Broadway , j Muili at all Hours. Chef d'cuMnc Council ( 1'artlun a ! iiecl.ilty. , COAL GIVEN AWAY ! Every ono who buvs a fcniioi'tMu cr-lob ated Ci.'nt rvil o coal o Plutto Owrton , i flico 601 Fir t avcnno , yard 801 Main sr.n-et. C uncil Bluffs is c'ititle'1 to a chunre in the drawing for ono Ion of coal , to be given aw.ty ( Marcli 1st. You mny ihns t et A Ton of Coal for Nothing * . O. DEALER IN ALL THiS LATEST DESIGNS OF fALL PAPER Interior Decorations. 18 S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS HEATING STOVES AT COST FOR A SHOUT TIME ONLY. CABPEOTS TOOLS AID HAlfABE Granite and Tinware. Latest Novelties in Pancy Hardware. A largo hue of extiaonUnary Fine Carvers , DeVOL & CASADY , ORCUTT & FRENCH , WHOLESALE AND IlETATL OTJHT-A.I3STS , And General House Furnishings MAIL ORDERS FILLED CAREFULLY , w 502 Broadway , Poum il Bluff * . | CASAD\r , OUCUTT & FRENCH ( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE , ) TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE , Complete Abstracts of Title to oil Loti und Lauds in the Coimtv. I Empkie Hardware C 109 nnd 111 8. Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. WUOLESALB DBALKUS IN 42 nnd -Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , uropean The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of 'PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET. " IfcTew Building No-w Furnishings. ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS CENT It ALLY LOCATED. Fine Sample Rooms-Elegant Restaurant. PETER BECHTELE , PROPRIETOR , Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa. Merchant Tailoring , REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. 805 South Main Street , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. WHY DON'T YOU OETSMIE OF 5 Perfect nttlng , licet and Cbcax3tJI2Flna | ; Linen Collars vul CYC.- > . Ho. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa. ESTO a - EVERYTHIKO F1USTCLASS. - \os. 2 1 7 and 219 S. Main St. , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. Eailway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The follow ins ate the times of the arrhal anil dc- urturo of t-alns by coitral stamlaril time , at tlio ouildcpts. Trains leave trauofcr depot ten mln- arlicr und arrive mi tuiiiutoa later. CHICAGO , nuRU.sarox AND Quiver. I.RAVK. BM : | > m Council Blum Fxprcsg , 0:30 : a m f-:40 : p m Chicago Kxprcss 0tO : a , in Oiliam Mall. 7oOpnc : KANSAS CUT , ST. JOB AND COUNCIL ELUFPS. 0:10 : am Jlall anil hxpress , 0:15 : pm 8i5 : p m I'acillu Express , 5:35 : p m C1IICAQO , H1LWAUKKK AND 8T. PACI , . G:2S : p m Express , 0:40 : n m 0:4 : j am Esprcis , 0.0pm : CHICAGO , ROCK 1SLAKD AND 1-AC1FIC. Athntla Exprces , 0:40am : U:50 : a in Day K.xprcss , 0Jrt : p m 7:1.1 : a in 'DesMoInia Aco-mnioihtion , 4:40 : pm At local depot only. "WABASII , ST. IXJUIS AND 'AcmC. n:5"i : a m Wall , 4:45 : P in C..Onm Cannon rin.ll , 11:10 : a in * At Traiufcronly. ciiicAoo and NOKTIUVKSTKIIX. r : W ) p m Kvprf si , 0:5" : p m l'aciflioi\ires | , Ul5am : K10VX CUT AND PACiriC , 7:40 : pm St l' ul Express , 9COam : 7:2U : a m Accommodation , 6:50 : p in 7:50 : p in Western Express , SOT a m 11:44 am Pacific I > prc > s , 1:34 : pin 7:1 ) m Local Exprfss , 6:6 : 1 am 12:11 : am Lincoln Ex proas , - * At Trail feronly. IIDMMY Tit \I.\B TO OMAHA. LcftNO 8J4021102ll:21 : ; : a. m. l4-2:24-S.3t- : : 4:24-5:21-0:24-7 : : : : 4 and 11:04 : p , m Su day , 8M- : : J4am. l : < ! 4-34-M24-7:0'oiid : : 11OJ : p. in. Ar- rlv n 3J minutes hcftro leav Inir time. ADMINIbTRATOR'S ' SALK The undersigned will oiler for snip on March 15,10 O'Clock A. M. PUBLIC OUTCRY IN HAHD1N TOWNSHIP , Pottawattamie Co. , Iowa , 140 Steers , 11 Horses , COWS , HOOS , CORN , OATS , AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS. TERMS Ton months' time , at. ten j'er ' ct > nt infer > st , wnlin proved security on all sums owr t n rtol'ars. ' All sums of t n tjnlla > s or under , en h. Five jitr c nt di > cnnnfc for cash oil all Hums over ten dollars. CAROLINE E HAND , A'hni isiratrix. CORNER PE&HLST , AND FIFTH AYE , , upo 1 ; 0 a , in. , 2 ; 0 ii. in , .id73ilp ; in. , MOD- u i , Wiitncnl" and I'liauyettni ( ; enclu.liil.v for thu ly injiloilub. . . . U Mublo mi Tut d y and 1 hurtday cmlnga. . ADM RSI > N , K > IENTH. No ubjectlonablecharactcni lll b admitted , OIIAPMAN&MMVIKNS , . PKOPKIETOI13. Mrs HJ Hilton H. D. , , , , . . , PHYSICIAN & BUB-EON , U2U MtrtrtlK Hro < ti 'V. Onimnll niurt > . E. Rice M , D. or other tumon removed without t hi kulfe or drawing of blood. CHRONIC DISEASES O r thirty ) earn pructlral experience Office No 11'mrl itrovt , Cuuucll Ulufl ) U CousulUtion ( ret JOSEPH GAGHEGAH. AND COAL- Corner Main street and Eighth tuenuc , Coun cst rates and ( irotnpt delivery SILOAffl MINERAL SPRINGS. We cua antto the cute of the following nauietl ells- scascs , or no iiay : Ithciimatisiu , Scr < f ula , Ulccre , Catarrh , a 1 Blnod and l.lndlseaica , Dr pupslaLUer Complaint , Kidney and Bladder L > ii-e ae. . Gout , Neu ralgia anil Astlinm , ThesSprlnga are the fa\orite rceort of the tired an.l dcbihtatad , and are the FCbULC LADIfS DKST F1UEND , Oood hotel , llvi-rj and bathing nccomodotlon both winter and summer. Locality hiphl ; > picturcsqui * and healthy Acmsible by Wab sh railway , r Evona , orC.B. A ; Q. , at Albanj. Ccrrcri onaono solicited , KEV. M. M. THOMPSON. Manager. Albany , SUoam Springs , JQentry Co. , Mo. ANALYSIS. Specific Ora\lty 1.002 Reaction Niutta Catbonlo Acid Oaa 20 in. per gallon Carbonate Calcium 85,021 drains Carbonate Iron 7 , < 41 ' . 'j Sulphate Magnesia 3'tO " Sulphate Calci m 1,148 Chloride Bodlum 7,560 Sllllca 1.63 Alumina , . . .0,010 Organicand Volatile matter and loss . . . .1,45 ! ) Total ucllJs ptr gallon 07,174 WIUOIIT& MKRKILL , Chi nilsti. That Must Be It is appdintul unto man nnco to dlubut after tlili jiiugiiiini , uiid tioBOtur w i.t nuC uritrcn in tnu i ook cf life vtasu at into th I ke of fir.1. Fiiend , ifou wt r to dioco-nk-lit , how \\ou1il It I'Uv tli ycul A. OVhHTO.V. W.R.VAUGHAN. Justice oi the Peace. Unmna ana Council Hluffr. Itcal entile colleo ion ageni O14 Fa'li v .lu ' i hanV SPECIAL IS OTICE , TO Consumers of Water ! THK COUNCIL BLUFFS City Waterworks Co , Hereby announces , that It will put in sunlco pipes to thu curl ) nf thu ttnct on the line of I's maln4 , as soon as tl'O fro-t l out n' ' the ( -iouml , for nil parties ho desire cmwoctlouii made with the street maim , and who will make application ihetefur 10 the Com. pan ) ' Before March 10 , 1884 , ttiho following price * , pajablo In advance : huh service iiiixj 8 S. > 050 n " 1075 u u " IS25 n u " 1500 The prices Inrluilo the co t of opcnlnK an1 cloning the etrett , tappliiK tlestieel uaterinaln fiirnlihluit aid In-citlnir dtp ration c ck "nil hlnimnd put' tin ) ; In oxtr > strum , ' lead KO vice pipe , fnrnl < hln ) ; "K'l ' puttlnff in curb stop , top hex and vuvur c < iuipK'te , i ml inuklni , ' all nrconary iiuiiioctioiin tctuevn Iliu btrcet. wallet m In and t"e cu h nf thu meet ir/ifr/i me ndi'iif ant haf the W tu tlit conmmer nt doing thu n-iiiu nor' Iniewof ho contemiilaiwI pavlnv of c rtatn Hiett. In the eiy | , partii > are n-ei mnn uded to niakoapplliallon Immediateat ! thu oltlce ot thou Street. In crd r to atu the nece ltv and a > old the Incnai. , viking un the ttrcet after pttlng dune. IIAItllY OIHKIN11INB , * ' Qmneil Bluff , , February SI , , , ? JAUOti UIMH. E. I' . OAllWELl , SIMS 4. CAOWELL , Attorneys-at-Law. COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA Otlloe , Uain Street , lloouu I and ttbugart & Mo- Uahon1 * Uiosk. Will practice In BUU nd uouitj
