Image provided by: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries, Lincoln, NE
About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1884)
THE DAILY BE1/-COUNCIL BLUFFS , THURSDAY , MARCH 13,1884. rHE DAILi BEE. Thursday Morningj Maroht 13 j per week CW.OO per Year OFTIOT : No. T Pearl Ctroot , Near Broadway. MINOR MENTION , Additional local on seventh page. Cheap tickota over all roads at K'o. 4 Pearl shoot. Now spring goods just rocoivcd'at J. Roitor's.Hho tailor , > S10 Broadway. Thoukaling carnlral promises io draw a crowfl to-night. The old council'is to meet ( or the loot timo'tc-morrow ' 7cninR. The supreme -court meets Ticro 'I day , laid tho'Ur.itod ' Statca cocrt n week later. 1cm Skinner is now immoS. tis n. proba rblo-oucco8sor to Chief Fickl , aa Tioad o 'tho police. 'Congressmen Pusoy h&e ronioinborci \ 'tho public ( xlhoola hero vrifrh public docu iroonts and napa. The now city council trill moot nort ? AIonday night , and the 'now city official will then take hold. "Will Huntington is to-ported aa havin ; -'had his head nnd food badly cut nil bruised by tbo fall of d horse ho waa rid ing. Over ono hubdrsd have already go invitations with the'intention of appear ing en-masque at the skating carnival to night. "Tho Dunlap Mdthodiat" is the nam of a little paper sent out in the interest of the church there , and edited by Rev 0. L. Nye. There waa some work put onto th fi street crossings' yesterday to keep th s" ' mud off , and it was appreciated by fee 'tin- l-psEoongors. The condition of "Presbyterian" alloy as it is called , is simply terrible , and th > city authorities should not wait any longo > but clean it up. A slight scare was caused at the stoat "laundry on Lower Broadway by tipping over , but the incipient blaze was 1 quickly squelched. 'To-morrow-evening a crowd of merr clatters ora-expected over from Omaha to return the visit lately made them b the rollers of this city. Dr. Bellinger yesterday bought him fine stopper , paying $190 for him. The doctor now has tnroo pretty good horses with which to attend to his growing prac- t-tfce. Captain Hayes yesterday received word that the bill placing him upon the pen sion list had passed congress , and his 'back.pension foots up the snug little sum of 52,600. IrfjayotO'marry was given yesterday to James L. Linn , of Shelby , and Catherine Ilyorty , of Hanoi Doll ; also to Charles Turk , of Montgomery county , and Beatrice - rice Brings , of Colorado. GUB Covftlt , who/plays in the Bavarian band , and who is acknowledged to bo the best male skater in Council Bluffs , will not bo on rollers for a few dayn , having rheumatism in ono foot. Remember the dance to bo given on 4ho.20thf4 > y the O.A. . R. for the relief of the widows and orphans of veterans. Arrange to attend if you can. If not , buy a ticket anyway , and help the good cause along. There will bo no services this after noon in-tho Episcopal church here on ac count of 'the funeral of Bishop Clarkson in Omaha , thus giving these who desire an opportunity the attend the services ) there. there.Mr. Mr. juid Mrs. Nulo Williams wore given a .eucprise Tueoday evening 0y their friends , .who brought with them a ifull orchestra , so that music and dancing . -abounded. , A fine supper was served , and a jolly evening spout. Tho'noonday prayer meeting h , still held from 12 to 12:30 : , at the rooms of the Y. M. 0. A , , No. 12 North Main street. Those who have attended regularly have boon greatly utrougthonod. Drop in if you can stay no/longer / than five minutes. The report of the public library for February shows.2,310 books issued of which 809 were works of fiction , 3Q7 of poatrjr , SW of history , B5 of travel , 77 of aatunl tciencQ , 18 of philosophy and 17 > of tk oology. The graad ballto ; bo given by the An- dent Order of Hibernians at Bloom & NixoB'i hall on the 17th , promises much enjoyment , and will draw a crowd. A number .are also expected from Omaha , Dunlap .and other places. Everything was put , in readiness yes- Urdy for the removal of tlio Bluff City boM eonpaojr to the building of the PJjowus Hook and Ladder company ou .Uppwr Brodw y , Iho move will not pwtably be made until the tearing down .of the Bluff City house ii commenced. There was * o Huioh in-tatost manifested yMterdajr m the fait mall scheme tkat to many iaquirb * Pottmastor Ar leirned by wire that the special > bd reached Ottumwa on time , and there fiwtlw m il over to the regular passun 'far for CouHctl Blut&i a on the day bo .it Itwpletoa & lamb' * there ii now Wiag/MUwied / fo-ur-le ged chicken , wWWf k Mfof wosdw , by all odds , ehiok n belonged to J. Newton , and it lived for ton days or moro trying to learn how to handle the two extra logs , and then gave it up nnd died discouraged. Mrs. Compton , < lie matron of the Homo of the Friendless , has bcou so 111 for scvoral daya an to bo unable to Attend to her duties , and has been at the homo of her daughter. Slio ia now recovering , and will BOOH bo on duty again. The ser vices of such a matron are moro fully realized and appreciated when by aid' . . ROSS aho is forced to bo absent.V fth her return matters at the Homo.ni opeedily bo restored to their usual happy condition. There ia much water standing on the Dotloms and In low places erhoro filling lias not been-done , and wKoro filling lias stopped the flow of wa'.or. The rcok was watched nnxiou&ly yesterday , it be ing expected to break over ita bat&H , but the brcak'Cid not como. Some prompt and efficient action is needed to protect property < ownora from a possible repeti tion of last year's disaster , Mid unices ! the ncvr council acts in the reittor there will great disappointment and a grand howl. howl.W W A. Mynstcr has returned from 'Dos ' Mdinoo. Among the interesting bills now pending there is ono authorising * ozuty boards to appropriate not to ox- ooo'l § 5,000 a year for the improvement of creokn and atreama running through cities. The bill has pasted the uonato and will probably pans the houao. If this county can help improve the creek hero , which has to servo as drainage for n laigo extent of country , it will doubtless bo nc coptablo by the city property owners , upon whom the damage by'iioods falls heavily. WINDOW SIIADEH at coat I at BEAKD'B Wall Paper Store. THE FIEE CHIEFTAIN , AinljItlouH Aspirants Looking Cor the I'osltlon. With the change in the city government mont roaulting from the recent election there are , aa usual , a crowd of aspiranti for every position in which there is sup posed to bo any likelihood of a change. It is conceded that the police force will bo changed nearly throughout , but it has not until within within a day or two boon thought that there tran any possibility of a change in the chiefahip of the lire de partment. It aoemo , however , that some think differently , mid are striving to got into that position. 'ChioM'emploton has shown himself an excellent chief , and the department has worked harmoniously and enthusiastically with him , and done very efficient norvico. No com plaint is hoard , and none is urgot as a reason for a change , the only reason seeming to bo that some one pise wants to get there. Under the oidinanco the chief ia chosen by the council , and it ia reported that aspirants have been work ing Ahlormon in the hope of getting the place. Whatever , claims others may have for the position , or fancy that they maj have , two stubborn facts remain , which will cause asplrauts'to ' work in vain.NOno ia that the present chief ia conceded t < bo an excellent man for the place , line giving general satisfaction. The other is section 2 , of the ordinance regarding tin lire'department ' whicli says : "Tho chiol engineer shall hold his oflico until re moved for cause , such removal to bo ef fected injtho manner provided by law for the removal of appointodjoity ollicors. ' The fact that some ono else wants the. oflico , may seem "ouflloiout causa" to the minds of those who doom all positions as mere political plunder , but it will hardly satisfy the public. Artists' Material of every kind al BKAIID'H , next door to postoflico. W. 11. Ncltzsch and wife , of Missouri < Va\ lay , wore nt the Ogden yesterday. 1 Thomas C. Gambol ) , of St. Louis , was iti Ogileu houHo guest , yottorday. 8. J , Knglo , of Chicago , is stopping at tin oOtfdon. . ' W , U. Fix , of Chicago , was at ] lcchtoe's ! yesterday. S. IL Tornlor , of Now York city , , ! a nt K. H. Caldwell , of Lopan , wan in tlio clky yojtorday , 0. J. King , of Corning , the Bupcrlutondcnl of tlio now goveriimout building , in gnln n tlio Pacific. Colonel J. , P. SunforJ , a well known roil dent of Manhalltovni , waa nt tlio Pacific yea torday. Ho IntondH to nmko hta homo a West Grove , Pa. Jutlgo Ayloswortli hna returned from lci ) Mo ! Den. H. Gltitck , of Now Yotk , It at tbo Ogdei house. C. K. Ward , of Loadvllle , Ii at the Ogdei house , a guest of his old friend , Dave Bow Jacob Sinn , of th law firm of Blma & Cad troll , la attending court at Logan. Miss Nellie Hatcher , who ha * been verr III Is reported a * recovering rapidly. Justice Hohurz | a confined to hta houao Ly illnoia. J , II. Bperur , ol Atlantic , arrived at the Pacific yoatcrilay. H , L. Gldloy , of Malvorn , took In the Bluffs ymterday. > Vw. IHirner , who travels thro\igh Nebraa lea for the Urupkle .bardwaro coropauy , la resting hU lonoa for a few days ut the I clfic. clfic.L. L. K. iBowdlsh. of Dubujue , U at the Pa cific , un41 heartily welcomed by Ferruson & on , ho being among the many tint aoqualn- ULOCM made by thoin in the ctate , thay inwit. lug him whou they firat Bottled in Dubuque. Mr. and Mra. Walters have gone to Omaha io Attend the funeral of JJIthop Oiarkson. Mr , WAltew was Iwrn at Gettysburg , Vena , IJUli. op Clarkson'a native place , and'wa a graduate - ate of tLe Ponimylvanla college , of which lI ) hop Cl&rluoii WM an ulutnuus. Oou h-.UiiowNfrt JinoNciiiAt. TJIOCUES M wed witli advantage to olUvlate Couslis , Bora Ihroat , atd Bronchial AftaoUons. KM only in lota , For cut flower * , planU , etc. , RO io W. H. Foster , the Harrison atreot llorUt. HOME OF THF. FRIENDLESS , Report of Br iju and Expentliinres and O' ' r items of Business , NA\V Finnruilnl Wan Adopted. At Oio last txsgular monthly meeting of th tlomo of the Friendless association , bo manager , Rev. J. G. Lemon , pro- Dented the following financial report of receipts and expenditures since January 10 , 1884 , the date of his last oport : Ilocoivcd in merchandise January 10th to February 1st : A. Culver , $ -1 ; Hays & Oloaaon , groceries , $5 ; John Evcrs , meat , § 5 ; Jacob Appol , groceries , 83 ; A friend , wood , $7 ; Mrs. .T.'T. Stewart , furniture , SHE. Total in January , § 39. ( Received in merchandise , February 1st to March 1st : 13. S. Keller , provisions , $5 ; D. Moltby , groceries , 83 ; H.O.Hay- inond , vegetables , $7 ; Josiak Folsom wood , 8"0 ; ' # , P. Hannan , books , 87 ; Tohn Bono , merchandise , $3.KO. Total in February-845,50. Received in merchandise , March 1st to March 12th : H. 0. Raymond , vegetables , $10. Total , 810. Grand total in morchandiso. $94.HO. CAH1I lir.CKIITS. Cash'receipts , January 10th to February 1st : Balance on hand , aa per last report , 8437 ; J. D. Edmundson , 85 ; J. H. Bur roughs , $5 ; Henry Eiscman , 85 ; Thos , Bowman , § 5 ; Porogoy fc Moore , 310 case in favor of the Homo , through Scott & Steward , attorneys , 8200. Total for January , 8234.37. Cash receipts , February 1st to Marcl 1st ; John 0. Lee , 85 ; 0. H. Person 81 ; Mrs. Smith , 81 : N. W. Williams , 85 S. Bonham , $5 ; not proceeds of the Mar ion B. Baxter lecture , 843 , Total foi February , 860. Cash receipts March 1st to March 12th Mrs. Smith , 81 ; G. A. King , Essex Iowa , $1 ; 0. H. Foraon , 81 : 0. Boson 81 : Fritz Bornhardt , 81 ; Albert Palm jl ; Marshall Key , 82 ; boys at the Homo cutting wood for different parties , 84.40 Mrs. Cavenautjh , 83 ; Girls Aid society 83,05. Total for March , $1.05. ! ) Grand total of cash receipts , January Kith to March 12th , 8313.42.J 'CONTOA : Bills paid January 1C to February 1 Mra. Wright , 50 cents ; ' Ochikovits , 9o cents ; faro for poor man , 50 cents ; to Mrs Hough , moving , 83 ; Dr. Soybort in con imitation , 85 ; groceries and dry goods , $25 ; total , 834.95. Bills paid February 1 to March 12 To payment on house and lot purchase < for homo , 8150 ; J. E. Smith , carpenter work , 8240 ; Mra. Hough , CO cents ; to Revere house for lodgings , when homo was crowded , 82.50i. ; . T. Lindsoy , shoes 8225 ; Bushnoll & Brackott , school book ) for boyo of Homo , ' 84 ; to poor woman 81.15 ; Mrs. Rockafollow , matron , 818 Mrs. Hough , ticket tto Davenport , o which the county paid 83.50 , leaving a balance by mo of 81.25 ; cash and hack faro , to Mrs. Hough , $2.00 ; groceries nm dry goods , 835.C5 ; Mrs. T. R. Brooks sowing for homo , 810 ; W. H. Wallace 57 loads dirt , filling up lot , 811:40 : ; dis- Hatches during month , $1.95 ; stationery and stamps , $4 60 : to Mra. Compton matron , 811 ; to H. Wallace , 55 Ipada dirt , ' 611 ; Mr. T. Jl. Brooks , services 815 ; R. Amy , hardware , 83.85 ; milk , 84 total , 8239.40. Grand total of expenditures from Jan uary 16 to March 12 , 8328,05. Ihis loaves the treasury overdrawn 814.03. The above report was , on motion , received coivod and referred ; to the standing com mitteo. The committee reported aa follows : Wo have carefully examined the n' ' ov report'Compared it with the receipts , am find it correct. J. P. FJLHKUT , W. H. FOBTEU , Auditing Committee. .On motion , the report was approve and ordered published , together with the following statement : Wo have taken into the homo during the time covered by the report two boys whom wo found homeless hero , besides two boya , sons of Sport Miller , loft homeless loss by tho.death of their mother. Wo are curing also for a woman who is very low with throat und lung troubles , and her two children. Our numbers vary , as temporary cases are disposed of. A present wo are caring for 21. Wo are very thankful for the libor.i support received , and crave a contiini anco thereof , iva thus alone can wo carry on this work of maintaining nn orphans homo. Spasmodic subscriptions are not to b relied on , so wo have- decided to ask tin charitably inclined to subscribe to a Hit agreeing to RIVO to the Homo the sum o ono dollar par month. If wo can got hundred and lifty or two hundred win. will thus do , then wo will Imvo a solic basis to work upon , and larger aubscrip tions will como in to swell the amoun and enable us to buy moro property am enlarge. Wo urn happy to say that near ly forty citizens have already put thoi names to this Hot. All whosubscrlbo art thereby members of the association am entitled to vote in its councils. The following have been made lift members during the month : Mr. Chas Keith , Mr. F. M. Gault , Mr. H. 0. Ray wend and Mra. Marion B. Baxter. W. p. GAUHAX , Secretary. Roller skates , the best yet in the mar kot at J. Mueller's. Solomon Barrett , a Harrisoa count ; farmer , recently became the father of hi twentieth child. Iowa Seed Corn FOR BALK IIY J. Y. FULLER , Commission Merchant , No. 39 Pearl ttrut , . , . Ooracib DLBI-HI JACOB 8UIS. E. P. CADWEU , 8IM8&OADWELL , Attorneys -at-Law COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA Offlce , UkJo Street. Uoouu 1 aud Hhujrwt & Uo- K hoo' Block. Wlllpikctlooio KUU and * .l-r oourUi N. SCHURZ ! ttce oftlie Peace. OFFICE OVER AMKttlCAN COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. WE ARE RECEIVING- SOME VERT FINE OUR FINE For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and see our New Stock. Z. T , L1NDSEY & CO. . 412 Brondwny , Council BluiTs , ) Trk-nr A West Side Square , Clnnnda , f iu VV A < MAYNE & PALMEE , AND V/OOD , : J/JND / BAnnEL LiirE , LOUISVILLE AND POUTLAND OKMENT , hicnioAN I'LAsiKn , HAIR AND 8EWEH PIPE. No , 639 Broadway , CODNCIL DLDTFS , IOWA SMITH & TOI/LER. Soring Goods LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS , Just Received. 7 and 0 Main street , Go0NCTLBlUFPS , ' . - - - - IOWA. urop < The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of UPAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET. " Ne-w Building New Furnishings. ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS CENTKALLY LOCATED Fine Sample Rooms-Elegant Restaurant. PETER BECHTELE , PROPRIETOR , Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa , REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. 805 South Main Street , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS M. GALLAGHER. JETS. -E3S f Now Store , Fresh Goods , Low Prices and Pollto Attendants. First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel } LIVE TO EAT. EAT TO LIVE. RESTAURANT Oo/toror- Tito 3P-u.Tol ± o. Kd. Olllson 404 Broadway , / ite ls at all Hours. Clicl d'cutalno Council Bluffs. I 1'artles a Specialty. COAL GIVEN AWAY ! Every one who buvs a ton of the celebrated Contorville coal of Platte Overtoil , office 501 First avenue , yard 804 Main street , Council Bluffs , is entitled to a.chance in the drawing for one ton of coal , to be given away March 15th. You mny thus cet ; A Ton of Coal for Nothing. DEALER IN ALL TH 3 LATEST DESIGNS OF J3 IALL PAPER Interior Decorations. 13 S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS. HEATIK8C STOVES AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. I 6 Granite nnd Tinware. Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A largo line of Fine . UUU Ui. extiaordinary Carvers. DeVOL & 504 Broadway , and , 10 and WRIGHT/ / 12 Main Street , POSITIVELY THE LARGEST AND CHOICEST STOCK Ever shown west of Chicago , now being received by GASADY , ORCUTT & FRENCH , Carpets from 25o to $3,50 per Tard , Also TURCOMAN , MADRAS , LACE AND SILK CURTAINS Xxx OroAt7Vvrloty - 502 Broadway , Council BluQs. I CASADY , OKCUTT & FRENCH. ( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. ) tTO LOAN m REAL Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lota and Lands in the County. Empkie Hardware G o 109 and 111 S. Main Strool WHOLESALE DEALKUS IN' ' 342 and'344 Broadway , COUNOH , BLUFFS , IOWA , All khiJa ol / jr. asc. ' Knglnecring I . * , ? * ? - ! Land 'Bur-1 < quantities calculated vevln.c ( Ttli , < I ! ROOM 6 , NEW OPERA HOUSE , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , etc. , etc. V , All Ordoro by Mall Promptly Attended To. WHY DOW'T TO IT W JLJL M. JLJ aPjL.H J. JLJ * J ( JET SOME OP rilbH DKUIHoid ! " bUdlUl l I Perfect Fitting , IJcot nn J ChcapcstQriQo I.lncn Collars arid CuCTri. . 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa. Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds. TELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT 3XTo. 3.-3. 3 > X. OVT , ixi St. , ( Ootxxxoil ESTON HOO B EVEUYTniNR HRSTCLASS. Nos. 2l7nud2lDS. Main St. , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following arc the times o ! the arrival anil de parture of trains by central standard time , at tlio iocil depots. Trains leave transfer dojiot ten rnln- earlier and arrive ten minutes later. CHICAGO , flORUNOrON AND QD1.VCT. LKAVE. ARR1VR. fi:40pm : Chicago Express n:40 : am 0:15 : a in Fast M&U. 7:00 : p ir EAMB18 CITT , BT. JOS AND COUNCIL RLUKFS. 10:10 : a m Hall and Express , 6:45 : p m 8:25 : p m Vaclfiu Express , 0:35 : p m CIIICAOO , K1LWAUKEX AND ST. PAUL. 6:25 : p m Express , 9K : ) a m 0:15 : a m Express , fl:5 : p m CUICAOO , ROCK 1SLAKD ASD PACIFIC. 5:30 : p m Athntlc Express , r/:40 : a m 9:50 : a m Day Express , 0:10 : p m 7:15 : a m Des ilolnts Accommodation , 1:40 : pm "At local depot only. WABASU , ST. LOniS AND PACIMC. 0:55 : a m Hall , 1:15 : pm 1:50 : pm Cannon Call , 11:15 : a ui At Transfer only , CUICAOO and KORTUwmTnan. 5:30 : p m Express , fl:60 : p m 9:16 : a m PaclflicExprcee' , 9:15 : a m EIOCX CITT AND PACIFIC. 7:10 : p m St. Paul Express , 9:00 a m 7:20 : am Accommodation , 6:50 : p it ; UNION PACIFIC. 7:59 : p m Western Express , S:39 : a m llll : a m 1'aclflc Express , 1:31 : p m 7:19 : a m Local Express , 6:54 : a m 12:11 : a m Lincoln Exprc s , AtTraniferonly. EOMMV TRAINS TOOUAHA. Leave 8:21-9:21-10-24-11:24 : : : a. m. 1:21-2:21-3:84- : : : l:24-5:24-0:24-7 : : : : and 11:01 : p , m i-Kurdny , 8:21- : 10:21 : a. m. 1:21-3:21-5:21-7:0 : : : * and 11:01 : p. m. Ar < rive SO minutes bcfure leaving time. ADMINISTEATOR'S SALE The undersigned will oiler for sale on March 15,10 O'clock A. M. AT PUBLIC OUTCRY IN IIARDIN TOWNSHIP , Pottawattamio Co. , Iowa , 140 Steers , 11 Horses , COWS , HOGS , CORN , OATS , AND FARMINGIMPLEMENTS. . , TERMS Ten i.ionths' time , at ten per cent interest , with approved security on nil sums over ten dollars , AH sums of tn dollars or under , cah. l'ive * par cent discount for cash ou all eums over ten dollars. CAROLINE E. RAND , Administratrix. E. Eice M. D. CHRONIC DISEASES Over thirty yeari practical eiperlenoa Offlco No I'earl street , Council Bluffs ClTConiulUtlnn 'ruo e -a o - " a ft | a E 2 a H.- U A E B 2 S I'1 * o U B j1 g I B fir rJ d Cl M B K We Kuaiahtco the euro of the following named ills- peases , or no pay : Uhcumatlsm , Scrtfula , Ulcers , Catarrh , a'l Blood aml.klndlscafcs , Dyspepsia , Mvcr Complaint , Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Gout , Neu ralgia and Asthma , Thai Springs are the farorito resort of the tired an.l debiliiatad , and are the FEEBLE LADItS BEST FRIEND , Good hotel , livery and bathing accomodatlon both winter and summer. Locality highly picturesque and healthy. Accessible by Wabasn railway , e- Evnnaor C.B. & O. , at Aluanv. Ccrreffcuuciio solicited , KEV. M . II. THOMPSON. Manager. Albany , Siloam Springs , JGontry Co. , Mo. ANALYSIS. Specific Gravity . 1.002 Reaction . Neutra ' Carbonic Acid Oas . 18 In. per gallon Carbonate Calcium . 85,921 Grama Carbonate Iron . 7,011 Sulphate Magnesia . 3,856 Sulphate Calcium . 1,118 Chloride Sodium , . 7,260 SHIica . l Cfl Alumina . . . . .0,018 Organloand Volatile matter and loss . 1 , > 16D " Total ecllda per gallon . 07,171 " _ WitioiiT& MKHRHL , Chcmltta THE DOOM OF THE UNSAVED ! "The wicked shall bo turned into hell , and the nations that forgot God. And the same ahull dtink of the wino of the wrath of God , which is 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 If angels and in the presenceot tbo Lamb. BIBLE. Justice of the Peace. Omaha ana Council UluflK Heal csUlo collcn ion agcn ? OidFeilov .Io Over pavlnCT ban' ' rnoa. omens , n , K. rcur. OFFICER & PUSEY Council BIuCs Ia. Establishea 1856 Dealers In Foreign and cmcbtlo Kxchango end CORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTH AVL Open lo,0a. ; m. , 2fOp. : m und 730 ; | > . m. , Uon- c&y , Wcdnes'laj- Friday orenliga eicluilrcly the IjOmpio Club. 3rMuslo on Tuesday end Thureday erenln i. ADMISSION , Z6 CKNTS. No objectionable characters will be admitted. CHAPMAN li MAHTKNH. . . SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Special advcrtlscmenta , neb u Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent , Wmtf , Board. Ing , eta. , will bo Inserted In this oolunm at the low rate ol TEN CKNTH PER LINE ( or the firnt luertloa and FIVE CENTS PER LINE ( or tub lubaequect o- lertlon. Leave advortlsemecU at oar of&c * , No. Pearl Street , near Drnadwav \7ANTB. \Tt7ANTEU-A live boy with my to carry rout- T V fcr . Oil at Council utfi In ) cftlcc. WANTED Kvery boily u Council Bluffi to take TliiDiL Delhered by carrier t only twenty centi week. ' OLD PAPKKS-For Bale at li Offlco , at 2 . cent * a hundred. FOR RENT Elegantly furnlahcd appftrtmend in homo with ) irivato ( amly. ) Kotciencoa cz > cbaniced. Addreai If. W , J. Bee otHce. AGENTS Tadlra and gtntlcmon can nuke flirt dau wogei by telllu ? the "Champion Bcsoio btrtcther anil Irculii ? Uoard. " RetaUi it Sl.CW. Any lady can do up a flue ihlrt without a wrinkle and glom Ii M nlotily a ! the beit aundrleacan. AddreM forpaitlculanO. B. H. &L Co. , BH cfflco , for cue month' Mrs , H , J , Hilton , H , n , PHYSICIAN & SURGEON , , 823 Middle Bro 'f 'Mr. Council Blufla. EDWIN J. ABBOTT ! Justice of lie Peace. . 416 BROADWAY , . COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
