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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 4, 1884)
THE DAILY BEB-TUjfiSDAV , MAJJCIU , 1884. COUNCIL BLUFFS. ADDITIONAL LOOAL MEWS. THE OITY COUNCIL , Alderman Jntncfl Soils Another * to the City , The city clerk reported the receipts of his office for the month $2,341.50. The police committco reported against the city providing grounds for n city ho > pittil. The fire committco reported in fnvor of discharging the engineers of the two steamers and the appointment of Sam. Morrison as driver of the hook and ladder truck. Aldormans Keating recommended , that the old City building bo sold for § 350 instead of being torn down. Both reports - ports were concurred in. The fire committee and the mayor Were instructed to purchase a lot from Judge James on First avenue near Eighth street for a hose house. 1'rico 5000. The street committco was instructed to expend $200 in making Ninth' street pass able below the Hock Island track. The report of the appraisers , made nearly a year ago , recommending that $100 bo allowed Mrs. litiird for damage to lot on account of clmngo of grade ol street was concurred in. The council adjourned to next Monday evening. After the council adjourned it reas sembled as a beard of health and ceu- sured thA marshal for not having Pres- bytortan alloy cleaned out. The City - Te the Honoriblo Mayor and City Council ol the City of Council Kkffs. GKN/TLJHXEX / : I herewith submit the Sallowing report of city warrants issued iby order of the present city council for rtho month of February , 1884 , and the 'total ' amount for this council year up to March 5. , 1884 : General fund for February . 8OSO 0 ( Viudiupolico warrtvuts for February G01 G ( Total ior February . . . . . S 4,685 5r Totalflonoral fund to Marcli 1 . § 37.475 til ' ( Total police funU to March 1 . 13,450 Oi. Grand totil . $70,932 fi8 Bills duo the same time aa follows : Total. 'Bridges ' for FebruarySl.OOO 00 . - ? 2,010 73 Now city buildings for February . Ill 4 ! 1 1 , (575 ( 73 Police . T.74 M ! .4'l ! 8.f Gaa . 451 ! U . ' , ,380 < > Printing . 105 21 800I { Parks . -10 00 3.11 8 , Judgment . _ 1,101 7 < City engineer's office. 17 ! > 33 1,51'J 8 : 'Tire ' department . 714428,06037 Streets and alleys. . . . 1,500 U7 13.-171 28 Sidewalks . : -J5 1,081 01 Sewerage . _ 4'JGii 81 ' G eneral fund . 037 50 7,2iiO 8f Condemnations . 53 00 L'-198 Tf Totals . S4.C02 01 § 70,508 48r Respectfully submitted March o , 1884 & F. A. BuiiKB , t * City Auditor. < Is ( Kiial Yet to Hear From. The movements of n mulo'j hind lefja are very vnrir.hlo and uncertain , but Jr. 'J&otna eletrie nil takes but one course it heals am cures. Itn equal for asthma , diphtheria , ca tarrh , cold aud ore throat lias never yet bedi gold. Keal Kstuto Transfers The following docaj wore filed for record cord in the recorder's office , March i % , reported for Tun BEE by P. J. Me Mahnu , real catato a ent : James N. Liddoll to Julius Jensen , cj sw | , , and part se ] , nw.J , Jl ! , 75 , 42i $2- ' Oli75. ; Mary A. McGee et al. to A. Lang- fitrom , lots 9 and 10 , block 10 , Stutts- man'a 2d add ; $150. Julia A. Flowera to Clurles E. Deu- iton , n.nw } . 23 , 74 , IK ) : § 2,000. C. , 11. 1. & P. K. II. Co. to fsaiah Roosa , se } . HWJ- , and sw.l , so | , 27 , and ne | . lie ] , I3 ! , TO ] . 4 - ; § 50. Oharlus C. Koberta to Andrew M. Bunker , awl , 02 , 77 , 38 ; § 4,320. William Qiborno to D. J. Smitli , lots -.7 and-8 , block 17 , Neola ; $225. D. J. Smith to William Osborn , et } , el , 1 , 70. 42 ; § 1,000. Total sales , § 10.950.75. GOMMHROIAI/ . COCNOIL nLUKFS HAIIKKT. Wheat No. 2 spring 70o ; No. S , COc ; ro- jjcctod , 50c ; good demand. Corn lyoalera are payiug 35o for old com .ond " 80or n w. Oata In Rood demand at 22o. Hay 4 00@6 00 p r ton ; 50o per bale. Kyo 40@45o. Corn Meal 1 25 per 100 pounds , Wood Good supply ; price * at yards , C 00 ® 00. 00.Coal Coal Delivered , hard , 11 CO per ton ; soft , .T 00 per ton r > ard Falrbank's , wholealliifc at Tic. Flour City Uour , 1 MdX Si ) , Brooms 2 95@3 00 [ > or do/ . , J.IVB STOCK. Cattle 3 00@3 fiO ; calves , 5 00@7 EO. Ilogs Local packers are" buying now and there ia a good demand fur all grade * ; choice rpacklriK , 5 35@5 r > 5 ; mixed , 4 75@r 23. PRODUCE. Quotations liy . T. M. St. .folia & ; Co. , com mission merchiiitrt , ] 4li Broadway. Batter I'leiitv and In fair demand at 1C@ 20c : creamery , S > o. .Iipgs Scarce at U2a podozen. . 1'oultry Uoady ealo ; tliickonn , dressed , 12ci live , Kc ; turkeys , dreaaod , 15c ; lire , lie ; 'ducks , dmased , iL'c ; live , 8c. FIIUITM. Oranges S 0@1 00 per box. Uamoiu 4 00 r > or lxX. Binanav-til r/o ) ( ) | 00 per buucli Vegetables -Potatoea , 40 ; onlona , 40c ; cub bage , none in the market ; apples , roaJy Halo ' 00 for p.ima stock. 1 GANGER ! The ixperlono9 ! in the treatment of Cantor with BwUt'a 8iocillc | ( H. S H. ) would recm to warrant ui lu myiiij [ tn t It Mill cure tkUmucnilccnlwlitcouriru. f rauniiAftllct Jftr < Invited to correspond with u . I bellB\oKIft'a H eclll ImsucJ my lite. 1 liad \irtunllly lost Ilio u > o n ( the a.icr . nrt of my 1ody andmv arm .rum the | .ol mou cflfCtu nt n large < - n"er511 my neck , from uli - < i I I'tdiufferd ' for S > i vuars. M. h. B fas rolluitd ineot all tortuuti , and Die poUt.ii in Mag uri'td out ( my if btem. ] will W , It. Itowov , li > i lioro , Oa. TH-omuuUi < i ; ' > i"V attention wn cal'ul ' to the ! of a woman uiaicto.l u liti a can < wr un her bnn | . Uer at Ic t Uvolncb ilii circumference angry , ) > klu. < ulaudiil\liii { thojjatlcnt iioicat iloy i > r nivli ( , lor t.lx rnontlH , I ohufi.t.l A supply i / nwllt' * petiflo btie Lji tiM'u flvo uotllu. rind thuni ; r it entirely licalod 1111 , only iv iuiy umall uiah liig aadlier health In bvtl. r iliau for fite'ua put : nin toiu \ ixjifuctly ojrtU , UKV. JeiutE C'iunKiL , Culumbu' , Oa. I liatr etn remarkali.o rmulU from uie of H lft' fiHino | on a canwr A voting uitn hero h Intn attii to-l lire yoirii with tno mok ( apjjry looking ia'- iniraQcrr < I ivriiaMrindivakiiirl' iletd ' 1'hi'flitt ' l > Mtlo"-ade wonderful chanire , and alter flie'ot- k wtrittaUn , he it nearly or iiulteuill. It U truly vonderful. M. K. Cai'iiiKV , M. O. , O lelhoriHi , Oa. Uur ratlw on lllood and DLIu DltcaMu uallcd /rcti to pplloajita. TUB BWIKT SPECIFIC CO. , _ Drawtr 8 , Atlanta Qa. T. OHcc , 159 W,23d BU. bctwocn flth nd Tth AT I pi BJKT , USE IN THE W radley and Co. , MANUFACTURERS GENERAL AGENTS FOR Hearst , Dunn & Go's Peoria Advance Corn Planters and Check-Rowers iGHOTTLEB WAGONS. FISH BRO'S & GO'S fARMSSPKING WAGONS , ETG. And a Full Line of ionlt I JLXX ; p 1 IXt St. Nos. 1100 to 1116 South Main Street , - COUNCIL , IOWA.- Peoria Advance Corn Planter and Check Rower , Old Reliable Pater Schuttler Wagon. Fish Bro's ' & Go's ' Oe bratedWagon.r - ' - - _ JU. - . - * r * " If We cnrry comiiloto line of buggies audQctui Liything frotn.beBt to cheapest. - OYJM on IH at our Mammoth Wu't'hquso. niul see the inosfc display of veliicles oir the Missouri river or write or c HUPP4UOH ADVANTAOKS 01' THK Peoria SotaiTDroiPlaiter 1. Lightness of draft and ouso oil hnnd- HiiR. 2. Coiubination of haml nnd fool lovers is such that Planter cuu bo inado rigid or flexible , nt will of opeerutor. 8. Hand lever is in centre of mnchim.- , hence one runnerjcanuofc go deeper than the other n fault common to all planters with levur on side of machine. 4. Made of A No. 1 sioclc and substan tial in over particular. 5. Painted with the host Oriental Vermillion - lion , elaborately striped and varnished , making it very handsome and attractive. C. Warranted to do first cla s work in any soil. The check rower is very simple and warranted to do first-i-lass worlc if prop erly handled. Old KeliafoEe PETER SCHUTTLER N rd o praise from us. It Ic nown all over the United StateH , and where the very best wagon 'is ' wanted , yon can always sell a Schuttler. A Bum pie net up in your Warehouse will convince you that farmers will buy tlio Schubtler at Scbultlcr prices. Owing to the fact that we brought the FISH WAGON ! into this trade ono year ago , rand sold in twelves mouth * # 100OM worth of ! tbom , mauy of our competitors havn been repre senting to the trade , because of the financial difliculties of the Fish Bros. , thatgwe would not bo able to supply them , hence we with to ass-nro dealers tlmtwn huvo urrangcd for the sale of this celubrntftl wngon , and call their attention to the fact that the wapon must be nearly jiorlVct , if that is all the inult our comiiotitors can find with it Fa vor us with an order for any number and wo will convince you by u prompt shipment that we are ublo to supply the large and over increasing demand. 1 : .01 , ' It you writ ! 'Corn ' Shelters , write to . , j- : ' ' ' " Peoria Planters , write to j 6O K ! 11 Stalk Cutters , one or twp rows , write to O " Bakes and Harrows , write'to / " " Feed Mills , write to % _ " Fish Bro's Farm Wagon , write it i i Peter Schuttler' Wagon.w ib3 to O io iW KH " Barnes1 or Royal Check RcTws , write to p o H " Peoria Check Ro * s , writeto , " Bradley's Tongueless Cultivator , write to " Fish Bro's & Co. , SpringWagon , write to H O " Cheaper Spring Wagon , -write to n Buggies or Carria * es , write to ( f Anything in the Implement or Vehicle line Q V write to 8 The Fnr.4 & Dradley Plow is so favorably known to ovary farmer weal o the Alleghauy mountains , that it is not iicecsanry for us to recommend it. TinUradloy Iron Buuni Spring Cultivator has been well ( and favor- itbly known to Cannon ! and dealers for ycais , and we are hound io niaiu- tnin its enviable reputation in the trade. ' This is our second year with the Bradley Tongneloss Cultivator and are guaranteed to be like all implements manufactured by Fnrflt & Urad- ley Munufnoturing Co. , lirst-olass in every particular. The Drudley Jtnkos are firsUchvH. Wn mnko them cither hand oy self dump , for one or two horses. This Thresher is manufactured by 0. Aultman & Co. , Cauton\b ; , and with their new power or Traction engine is all thnt can bo desired by th ) * xt thresher
