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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1884)
I THE DAIL * BEE. OOtJNCII. BLUFFS. Monday Morning , March. 10. KATES : ! Br Carrier - ! 0 cent * per week B f Mat - - 110.00 per Yctt OFFICE : tfo. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway. MINOB MENTION. Additional local on sjronth page. To-night the old city council moots again. again.York \York on Madison street bridge hni commenced. The now Presbyterian church at Ncola WM dedicated yesterday. * * Now spring goods just received at J. fCoitor's , the tailor , 310 Broadway. Work on Undo Sam's novr building is oxpoctcd to begin by the first of April. Colonel Abbott now starts out to plant a. now post of the G. A. R. nt Defiance , Iowa. The circuit court concluded the busi ness of the term Saturday afternoon and I : adjourned. The old settlers of Fottawattamio county are to moot again thia evening at the court house. Abe Lincoln post G. A. 11. is preparing 1 ' ing for another dance and general good 'if 'i < imoon the 20th. f , St. Patrick's benevolent society is making big preparations for ita dance on I St. Patrick's day in the evening. * At the Congregational church yesterday morning , live members wcro added to the church by profession of faith and five by letters. Permit to enter the state of matrimony has been given Thomas Flood , of Keg Creek township , and Alice L. Valley , of Silver Creek township. The Congregational social will bo hold next Friday evening at the residence of Mrs. Otis , the ladies assisting in enter taining being Mrs. Cowlos , Mrs. Staccy , and Mrs. Tilton. Mrs. Laura Dainty , who as an elocu tionist has now BO vrido a reputation , is to appear at the opera house on * the evening of the 14th in the drama , "A Mountain Pink. " . Misa Nellie Fuller , the oloven-yoar-old champion , appeared at the rink again Saturday nijbt and gave another wonder ful showing of skill on skates and grace of movements. The gathering was largo and the enthusiasm very groat. TUK Br.i : is in .receipt of the March number of The Pocket Railway Guido of Iowa , published by Thomas F. Nelson , of Cedar Rapids. For simplicity , conve nience and reliability , it cannot easily bo equaled , and it is almost indispensable to nnyono traveling in Iowa. The city council should take immediate stops to make the street car company pay for the paving between the rails. The company got out of paying for the dirt iiiliug , and it will got out of paying foi the paving unless care is taken. The nmount is about $24,000. A Shenandoah mother says the boyi attending the public schools are font becoming - coming educated as thieves. She com plaius that the boys ateal the ribbons of the girls' hair , and that her own daughtoi lias thus lost over thirty yards in one term. Her daughter must bo n favoriU with the boys. Last evening Rev. T. J. Mackay at th < Episcopal church gave a second lecture on John Calvin , the discourse being con fined mainly to Calvin's doctrines , tin previous ono being more biographical it its nature. Mr. Maekuy intends to lee turo a prminont characters every Sunda ; evening for a few wooku. There seems to have boon much troubli brewing between two neighbors , Messrs Droolich and Cohn Saturday ono casi against Droolich was called up bofori Justice Abott , but Cohn , the prosecuting vritnoat , not appearing , the case was dis missed and the costs taxed , up to Culm Now Droolich has started a suit agains Cohn , claiming 9100 damages for ma liciouti prosecution. J. B Kent , ono of Walnut's goners merchants , is reported aa in Gnunclj trouble , and creditors have seized th etock ou a mortgage of $2,000. In th amaah and general rush to secure claiini one of Wuluut'a justices issued an al iachment for $550 , causing considorabl comment on this illustration of the if noranco of the law shown on the part c many juiticoi , the limit of jurisdictio being considerable under that amount. Some of the students in the Bloomi school were taken to the pumping houe of the waterworks the other day to si the big machinery at work , and have explained by Prof. Johnson , the toachc in ncienqo. The next trip of the kind : to bo to the gas works. Such visits i connection with the study of books giv the student * a clearer and more practia idea of what science and mechanics at doing , i K. M , Galligan , who has lived hero ft number of years , and who U knonn i 0110 of Cburcil BluHV most industrial and tluifty citfcvua , starU to-morrow fi CJarks county , Dakota , wliero ho hi landed interest * , und where ho t-xpec thia summer to start a brick yard ai : eugago in other industries , nit mai friend * here send their best wishes ucem with him , though thojregrottli Council Bluff * should IWBO him. A. W , Cofltnan , of A VMS , U about t first to try the experiment of boycotting Council Blufla , because of the recent court house election. Having occasion to visit the city ho determined not to patronize any hotel hero , and so stopped over night about two miles away from the heart of the city. Jn the morning ho found to his horror that ho was still inside the city limits , and that ho had after all his pains patronized a Council Bluffs establishment , lie will doubtless next time got moro definite bearing * . Next Thursday evening there is to bn a masquerade at the roller skating rink. None will bo allowed to skate except those in full suit as well as on masque , and such must present their invitations at the door. THese desiring to attend can secure invitations of the managers. The public generally is invited to witness the masquerade , but those who take part must present an invitation and appear not only masked but in full dress. It is expected that the event will bo of un usual interest. The Walnut paper howls because the count of the vote in Council Bluflaon the court house proposition was not enjoined , the wise editor claiming that the polls were kept open until 0 o'clock at night , which ho declares to bo n fraud. Sn far as this city is concerned , there is a frank admission that the polls were kept open until 0 o'clock at night , but the differ ence hero seems to have boon that at the opening of the polls in the morning the necessary proclamation waa made that the polls would bo kept open until 0 o'clock at night , whereas in some places in the county the proclamation was neg lected , and on hearing by telephone in the evening that Council Bluffo was voting ing after 0 o'clock , the polls there were reopened , and the voting began again. One young man prepared to wed on the sly Saturday , and going to the clerk's ofiico procured the necessary license , in vested his dollar and started after his bride , but the intended father-in-law waa a little too quick for the young man , and the latter found to his chagrin that the girl had boon sent out of the city , just where is not known , but it is surmised she has been placed in a boarding school , with the instructions to the teachers tc watch her closely. On learning this the young man hurried back to the clerk'i office , Jiaid another dollar to have the names scratched oft" the record , ant thought ho had the matter hushed up , but during his absence u newspaper Cent had copied the names off the book , ant the young man had another chase to fine : him and keep the names outof the paper , The affair had by this time leaked out it other ways , and now the only chance thi young man has for peace is to keep a bcw of cigars setting on his desk in the inaur anco ollico , so as to lot the matter end it smoke if possible. Mrs. G. Durroo , No. 828 Avenue A corner Ninth street , boughtlast weak OIK dollar's worth of shoot music atMuellor'i mid received n present of a sovonty-fivi dollar organ. PERSONA.D. Mra. Theodore Bray hoi recovered Iron her lllnosH 'sufficiently to bo nbl" to go t Crraton , where elio will visit frlonds for . week or so , Mrs. Horace Kvorett , and her ion , Leon ard K\orott , have returned from their casi orn trip. Miua Nolllo Hntclier 1-Kiulto ill with 1101 vous prostration. Joel Katon , the gas irmn , IIUH roturno from Ms St. Louis trip. County Superintendent MntthowH houbee holding examination of toachora nt Wulnv for a few days past. A. B. Woat , who was for n time Renori agent of the "Q" ut this point , has at last n turned to his old position as agent at Sbunar doah , Mr. A. B. Wurroll having boon a ) pointed agent at ( llonwood. Max Kaufman , of Denver , a well know amusement manager \ lu the city. W Stull , who was formerly a resident < Council Blurts , und who la now In bualneaa t Lincoln , wnn here yesterday on route ft Marougo , 111. , to sea bin mother who In lyln there qulto 111 , Dr. A. II. Bailey , of DM Molnox , la < Uoclitolo'u hotel. Win. Brunow , who ronroscnta a Mtlwanki steve house , was itt Bochtolt > 'n o\tr Sunday , Kay 1'roudllt , of Gleuwuod , was a 1'uclf house fluent yesterday. G. M. Shank , of Marlon , Is at the I'uclfi T. S , Archer , of St. Jo , nuo of the inn lw > l > tilar and m < mt lively clothing men on tl road , spent Sunday at Bochtolo'n. i : . 0. Smith , of Ouuwa , arrived at tl 1'uclfio ycutotday. J. H , ( loihoin , a well known Ctilar lUpli Insurance man , waa at tbo Pacific ynutorda ; II. W , Hunaun.of Mt , 1'loiiaant , spout Sni day in thU city. A , U. lllclmrils , of DM Molnea , was ninor tha Sunday anjouruorg at the 1'uclfio , Jiii. V , Piigli , of Pacific Junction , was I the city yesterday , DUtrlct Attorney Connor , of Donlson , a rived at the Ogden ySaturday. Col. Cocuraii Ii again at the Og Jon. W. II. Foster , the florist , IIarris < street , has the largest and beat supply c plants in the west. ' BOND VERSUS THE WABASE Tlio Motion For n Now Trlul Ovei ruled , unit Heavy Attorney 1'Yc-n Atluod to Ilia Coals. In the circuit court Saturday the m < ti < m for a now trUl in the case of 1 Uund versus tha Wabash railway wi overrulotl by Judge Lyinau , so that U verdict of about $3,200 in Hond'n fav < etill stands. Under the finding , attorney feet ! wuro taxed up against tlio railwu company in addition tu the damages , uni in tr > ini { to determine what would 1 , rt-asonalilu fots , sovorul oulaido uttoriiu wuro called in to toHtify , Thuy nmtcriully The lowtat patiinato u ) f 500 and tlio highest $1,000. Lynn itjftulit HIM ditForonco und taxed up 871 J Btjainit the company. The paso will i course be appealed by tlio railwoy coi lolpany , TO-DAY'S ' ELECTION. Three Propositions 10 lie Voted Upon in Regard to School Matters , Two Directors lo lie Chosen. Elections nro crowding in thick and foaU The count of the vote at tlio special election on the proposition for building anew now courthouse and jail had hardly been finished when the city election came , and now a weak has not pasted and still another election comes. Many nro apt to pass this school election slightly by , and pay little attention to it , and yet it is really one of the most important elec tions of the year. Two directors are to bo chosen to fill the vacancies caused by the expiration of the terms of Mr. Drawer and Mr. Clausen. Mr. Brewer resigned several months ago , and moved to Minneapolis , but the vacancy was not filled , and now the term is expired for which ho was elected. It is n matter of great importance who are chosen to fill those two vacancies There prob ably will bo candidates sprung upon the voters to-day as for the past two or throe school elections , who are ex pected to act in the interests of some per sonal scheme , or to bo the tools for the furtherance of some personal ambition. The voters should therefore inquire care fully before voting , and any candidates who are thus sni'king the ollico shall be ignored completely. The drift has boon for several years hero in the direction of making the control ot the public schoels a moro bit of plunder to bo struggled for like a political ollico. The school inter ests shall bo above all this and the vo ters shall promptly rebuke at the polls any scheme for the personal gratification of any ono man or sot of men. lit times past men , who were othorwoiso not ob jectionable , have appeared as candidates , and have received many votes , because it was not known , that they were but the tools to keep along the ambitious designs of sumo shrewd man or his clique. To day only such men as are free from such schemes , men who will work for the interests of the schools , and not for the interests of some particular person or clique , shall receive the votes of the people. With the warn ing that in all probability an attempt will bo made to-day to mislead voters , every citizen should cast his ballot thoughtfully and intelligently. Aside from the election of the two trustees , the following propositions are to bo voted upon , and as there is a press ing demand fur moro school accommoda tions , there will doubtless bo little oppo sition to them : 1. Shall the independent school dis trict of Council Blull's issue its bonds to the amount of twonty-livo hundred dollars lars (82,500) ) , duo ton years after date and paynmo at the pleasure of the district , at any time before duo , drawing interest at not exceeding ( i per cent per annum , for the purpose of obtaining a loan to bu used in finishing the Twentieth avenue school building beyond the § 10,000 here tofore appropriated. 2. Shall the independent schooldistrict ' of Council BlulTs issue its bonds 'to the amount of twelve thousand dollars ( $12,000) ) , duo ten years after date , and payable at the pleasure of the diatrict at any time before duo , drawing interest at not exceeding 0 per cent pur annum , for the purpose of obtaining a loan , to be used in the erection of a six-room school building to take the place of the Center street school building. ! l. Shall the independent school districl of Council Bluffs sell the Stutsman street school building and grounds and issue its bonds to the amount of ton thousand dollars lars ( $10,000) ) , duo ton years after date , and puyablo at the pleasure of thodistricl at any time before duo , drawing interest at not exceeding 6 per cent per annum , for the purpose of obtaining a loan , to bi .used , with the proceeds of the sale of the Stutsman street school housoandgronnd > and the $10.000 voted lit the annua mooting on March 12,1833 , in purchns ing grounds and erecting thereon an oiuht-room school building to accommo < duto the pupils attending the Stutsmar school and the grammar pupils in tht eastern part ot the city. not onlj the lowest , but givns a present with cac ) purchase of ono dollar. Go and see hin first. first.Tho The question of a tree city library wai put. to u vote in Indianola last Monday mid tno result was favorable to its catab lishmont. SPECIAL NOTICES , NOTICE. 8ji dil Klvertlsomonta , lucli M Ixwt Kimnd , To Loan , For Sale , To Kent , WanU , Board lay , etc. , will bo ( mortal In thli column at the lo\ rate ot TEN OKNTS PUR LINK for tha flnt Inwrtloi and FI VIS CENTS PKK UNE for eooh lubwquont n aortlon. tx > a\e advertUonwnU at ouroffloe , No. t'oarl Street , near Dread ar WANTS. WANTit-A : Ilinb0y ltl\ pony t > rarrj- tout for D . Oil Bt Council llliiffu IIKK olllcc. AKTRU K\ery body in Council UluHsto Uki TiiiBKi. Uellrerod by carrier at only twenti a week. OI.I ) I ArenS-Vor gala at D ollloo at 25 cent a bundrcU. FORIlKNT-KVe tlyfurnUliiHl ap ( rtuieriti Ii homo with irlMUo fiuilly Kgltiicncfi ex clunirixl. AiMrcM II. W. J. llco ollloc. A OK NTS ladle * aud Kcntlunon can make flr * clau agoi by ntlllnir thn "Champion U eon Xtnclhtir and Ironing Uotnl. " KtUll * at tl H Any lad ) candouua- fine ihlit without a irt.nl.1 unit iiloni I MiiloflyaitheliuitlaunlrleHcaD.AddnK for paillcular * U. II. H , & I. Co. , Dun nUlou , for on ino'ilh1 JACOB SIMS. K.P.CADWBU 8IM8A OADWELL , Attorney s-at-Law COUNCIL DLurrs , IOWA Offlco , Ilaln Street , llnonu 1 and Bbuiart fc Me Mahon' Block. Will practloo In HtaU and Mien Mrs , B , J , Hilton , H , D , PaYSIOIAN & SUB ON aaa Miiiain Br1' ' v. onnnou Bin n . . SCflURZI Jiislice of tlie Peace OFFICE OVKIl AMKHICAN KXl'HEbS. COUNCIL IlLUKKS , - 10A EDWIN J , ABBOTT ! it ill > < ( Justice of llie Peace 11- | 6 BKODVAY , COUNCIL ULUFFi LADIES WE AEE RECEIVING SOME VERY FINE Shoes and Slippers. Gentlemen OUR FINE BOOTS AND SHOES For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and see our New Stock. . Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. . 412 Broadway , Council Bluffs , ) West Side Square , Clnrmdn , \ MAYNE & PALMER , . DEAI.KTC3IN Hard and Soft Goal , AND WOOD , ULK 'AND BAnttEL LntK. IOUISV1LLK AND PORTLAND CKMENT . , UICmOAN PLASTER , HAIR AND SEWER PIP1 ' , , . . . , . 'o 630 Broadway - COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA. SMITH & TOLLER. Soring Goods LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS , Just Received , 7 and 0 Main street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - - - IOWA. European Hot The only Hotel in thia City on the European plan of 1PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET. " ITew Building New Furnishings. ALL MODEUN IMPROVEMENTS CENTKALLY 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. M. GALLAGHER. O O El F * I New Store , Fresh Goods , Low Prices and Pollto Attendant * First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel , } UVK TO EAT. EAT TO LIVE. RESTAURANT AND CAFE , to 71x0 Kd. Olison 1 4M Uroadway , . ( Steals atalllloura. . hcl d'cuhlno | Council BIuHs. 1 Parties a Sjieclalty. COAL GIVEN AWAY ! Every one who buvs a ton of the celebrated Centfirvillo coal of Platte Ovt'i'tou , oflice 501 First avenue , yard 804 Main street , Council Bluffs is entitled to ajshauco in the drawing for one ton of. coal , to be given iiwuy March loth You mny thus t et A Ton of Coal for Nothing. . OMCillor , DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF Interior Decorations. I S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS 0 HEATING STOVES AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. CABPESTER'S ' TOOLS Al HARDABE ! Granite and Tinware. Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A large line of oxti aordiimry Fine Carvers. rinWni P ilinmUT 504 Broadway , end , 10 and UGVUL 06 WKIbnl , 12 Mam Street , POSITIVELY THE LARGEST AND CHOICEST STOCK -O3P- Ever shown west of Chicago , now being received by GASADY , ORGUTT & FRENCH , Carpets from 25o to $3 50 per Yard , Also TURCOMAN. MADRAS , LACE AND SILK CURTAINS Xxa. Orowt VT . : rioty- 502 Broadway , Conrfuil Bluffs. | CASA'UY , OKCUTT & FRENCH ( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. ) TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lob and Lands iii the Couuty , Empkie Hardware C o Hardware 109 and 111 S. Mixln Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. WHOLESALE DEAJjEUS IN HATSCAPS BUCKGLOVES , 342 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. All Mmls ot Inglnecrlni ? .and Sur- - ROOM 6 , HEW OPERA HOUSE , CO GIL. BLUFFS , IOWA , t , etc. All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To. WHY DON'T YOU OKTBDMEOF1 FITCH BROTHERS' ' CUSTOM SHIRTS ? Perfect Fitting , Beit and Chcapost-EKlnc Mncn Collars UMl CuCa. No. 716 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER ! Metalic Caskets and Wootlin Coffins of all Kinds. TELEGRAPH ORDEKS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 3NTo. 1-4L TNT. 3VT/xixx ISt. , doxi.xa.oll 331ixfSVsi. RESTON HOUS EVERYTHING FlUSTCnASS. Nos. 217 nud 219 S. Main St. , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. \ Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Tlio following aie the times of the nrrUiil and de- nirturo of trains by cci.tral standard time , nt the ootl depots. Tralne lenvj traimfcr depot ten rain- earl'cr i > nd arrhc ten i lnutua later. CHICAGO , BURLISOroS AND QCIVCT. IKA\K. ARHUK. :20 : p m Council BluftN Exprcs' , 0:30 : a m 1:40 : p m Chk Ro K\i > rc t 9 : 0 a m 9:46 : am Mall. ' < : uopir KANSAS Cin' , ST. JOB AND COUNCIL DLL'H' . 0:10 : a m Mail and Express , 0:45 : p in 8:25 : p m Pacific Express , D:3I : > p m CHICAGO , W1LWAUKKB AND HT. rH'I , . fi:2fl : p m Kvpress , ! ) ; 40 a m 9:44 : a in Evprtsa , 0.D : p m CHICAGO , ROCK I3LAKD AND PACIFIC. 5:3rt : ] > m Atl mtlc Express , D:40 : a m 9fiO : u m Day Expreni , O'M p m 7:16 : am "UcsSIulms Aoovinmodttion , 440pm ! At locil depot only. WABA9II , ST. UOU1S AND'.l'AClFIC. 0:5.ri : a m Mall , 4:45 : p m 4.r.0pm : Cannon Hall , lllfiani "At Tranif'ronly. i me AGO and NOKTIIU ESTKRV. EuTOpm Express O.COpm 1'aciflic ' 'J < 5am 0:15 : am Expre' ? , : 8IODX CITT AND PACIKIC. 7:40 : p 111 St. I'aul Kxpress , 0 : 0 a m 7:20 : a m Accommodation , 8:50 : pm "ONION PACIFIC. 7:59 : p m Western E\prcea , 8:39 : a m 11:44 : am Pacific Express , 4:84 : pm 7:49 : a m Local Express , 0:54 : a m 12:14 : a in Lincoln Express , * At Tran fer only. DUMMY TRAINS TO OMAHA. Leave 8:24-0.24-10-24-11:24 : : a. m. 1:24-2:21-3:34- : : : 4:24-5:24-0.24-7 : : : 4 and 11:04 : p , m Stifday , Stl- : 10.24 a m. l:243t4:247ot : : : : and 11:04 : p. in. Ar rive 3U minutes before leaving time. ADMINISTRATOR'S ' SALE The undersigned will ofler for sale on March 15,10 O'Clock A. M , PUBLIC OUTCRY IN HAIID1N TOWNSHIP. Pottawattamio Co. , Iowa , HO Steers , 11 Horses , COWS , HOOS , CORN , OATS , AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS. TERMS TMI i..ontlis' . time , at ten | > er cent inter jf.t , wit ha proved security on all sums over t n dollars All sums of fc n dollais or under , ca > h. Five per c nt di'-cr ' > unt for cash.on nil pum over ten dollurs. CAROLINE E. RAND , R. Rice M , D. or other tumor * removed without thr knlfo or drewtne of blood. CHRONIC DISEASES ° ' " " * * * * > Over thirty ) ean practical experience Office No 0 I'earl itroet , Council UluB frn At the woll-knowa Establialimeut ov J. P. FILBERT , 209 Upper Broamvay , the PIONEER GASH Of Council lllulli , Notlco uur rudutcd I'rlco Ll.t We gite IS pound * KitraO Sugar fur . , . . .61 00 11 pound * ( iianulatotltiUL'ar. , . . I U ) i > | > oundiUni > luuO tiueal , . , , , . . . , 1 0' M puuiul * Na > j Deaiu. . , , , , . . , , . . . . 1 10 80 ptiuml * B "t Hulk Starch . , , , , , 1 W ) 13 | OunJ Car lin UlCB . , . . 1 00 I * p utul * Cl.oice . I runi . , . , , 1 01 llilur * lli.Bnl-So j ) . , . , , J ( io hiti-A uae Trout , | icrpouriJ . , . . . , . . . . (9 Ch li Miuci > lct , p > r | x > uud , . . , , , , , . in 1 dozen Uarkcrcl . , . . . , . . , . . . . 15 Colorado Hour , WlnUr , | > er cut. , , . . , , . 2 Ou T. T. T. All fradet , according to quality , 15c to 6(0 | ir pound Wo ale catrv a full lira ol Men' * , ladle * ' ami t' . . IJron'n line hlue * and Uen'rine UooU at vcr > I m pilcb- . \liut full lire 01 lUwaru and teiie al nit rch i.d' e. fall un 11 * and be coin li.ccil I ha you c itai\ououcy b > dc.llui : with lu. ( i.odtdtll cred fn * In ant piti > f th tltv , V U - 0rd , wu ar Imund tu tell and ( > iallenge a I ( UudabU cuiuivtltlbnlQ tlii * couutv. i , v , nt-neiiT I Sk9upHr | : Uioadtay , SILOAM : MINERAL SPRINGS. Wo cua-antco the cute of the following named di seases , or no pay : llhcumatimn , Scr tula , Ulcers , Ca'arrh , a 1 Blood and-klndlscajcn , Dr pwslaLl\er Complaint , Kidney and Bladder DincsRw. Gout. Neu ralgia and Asthma , Thes * Springs are the favorite resort of the tired an.l dcbllitatnd , and are the KEEUI.E LADIhS BEST KK1END , Good hotel , livery and bathing accnmodntlon both n Inter and summer. Locality lilfhh picturesque and healthy. Acccfslblo by Wamsh railway , t Evnna , or C. , B. & Q. , at Albam. Corroi cnUeno Bolicitcd , 11EV. M. M. THOMPSON. Manager. Albany , Siloam Springs , I0cntry Co. , Mo. ANALYSIS. Specific Gravity 1.002 Reaction Nmtra Carbonlo Acid Oas , 20 In. per gallon Carbonate Calcium 35,021 Grains Carbonate Iron 741 ! 'J Sulphate Magnesia 38fl " Sulphate CaVd'im ' . " . 1,148 " Chloride Sodium 7,260 Silllca 1,66 Alumina . . . .0,010 Orpanlcand Volatile matter ami IOBO . . . 1,459 " Total scllds per gallon 07,174 " WRIOIIT& MKttp.ii.L. ChemUtii THE DOOM OF THE UNSAVED ! "Tho wicked shall lie turned into hell , and the notions that forget God. And the same shall drink of the wine of the wrath of God , which s poured out with out mixture into the cup of indignation , and ho shall bo tormented with fire and brimstone in the presence of the holy angels and i > > the presence ot tbo Lamb. BIIII.K. W.R.VAUGHAN. Justice of the Peace. Uroana ana Cbuniil Mlutfr. Heal eaUlo collcc ion OKUII O-llFu'lov . | u Over Havlnirn h nV SPECIAL JxOTICJS. TO Consumers of Water ! Tin : COUNCIL BLUI'FS Citf Waterwofks Co , Ilerobj announce * , tlut It 111 [ iut In service jiljiis to the curb cf the btnet on tliu line of Its inaln , as BOOH oa tlte fro > t ! > out n ( tlic ( 'iouncl , ( or all ] > artluu u ho desire connection * mode ultli the strict malnn , iid who will make ai'iillcatlon ' tlifictor to the Com * p ny Before March 10 , 1884 , at 1 ho follow Ing prices , | > aj able In advance : Vimh eor\lco pipe , . . . , , $8 ITi S i n 60 0. ' < ' 10 76 I " < 1325 I- " " " 1500 The prices Include the cost of 0icnliij | ( an'l closlnj ; the Btrcet , U | > pli > K tl ostretl water main , ( uniUhliiK ai d lii'crtlng roqurailon c ck.'nrtil-blnt'uml ' put. tinf In extm utruiiK lead sen Ice pipe , f untuning and putting In curli stop , fctop bcnc anil cover dimplete , and making all nectcBary counectlont between the utrcct matter intln and the cuili of the utrcet which are about one hal/thccott la tlte coimimerot doing ttmiamo work In view of the contemplatoj pa > lng of nrtalu streets In the city , parties are rrccninuiided to make applkJiUoii Inmiedbtv'y ' , at the otllco ot the Lompaiiy , 2 Pearl Street. In ordir to m\o the necessity am ) mold the bureau. ed expense of b. jklng up the ttrcit after Pt\lni ; has been done. HARRY UIIlKINniN'K , Council BliiH , rebrrary 21 , I OFFICER & PUSE3T BANKERS. Council Bluff * , , I * . Estabftsnea ' - - JS58 Dealer ! In Fnrebrn and ruic tlo Exchange inl | ( nn- liintl ' CORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTH AVB * . Open Jf > : 0 a. in. . 2 : U o , m Md7Mi ; ! > nu " " . . Tueed/ and Tburdaj tuning * AUSIIBSION , . 86 CES'lT No bbjevtloiiab'o character * will UojJmltted. CHXJ'MAN 4 MAMKtiS , . . . I'KOl'UIETOBa
