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THE DAILY BKR-COUNOIL BLUFFS , RIDA\ , MARCH U , 1884.
THE DAILY. BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
r Frisday Morning , March/14 ,
KATES : !
Br Oarrlei - 20 ocnt jwr week
Br Ual - - f 10.00 | xr Year
Ko. T rearl Street. Hoar Broadway.
MINOB MENTION.
Cheap railway tickota , 4 Pearl St.
Additional local on lovonth page.
Cheap tickota over nil roads at No , 4
Pearl street.
Now spring goods just received at J.
Roller's , the tailor , 310 Broadway.
Charles Bennett waa yesterday fined
18.20 for being drunk.
Justice Schurz has wedded Charles
Turk to Beatrice Briggs.
Sam'l of Poson drew a good crowd nt
the opera house last night.
The frame work of the roof of the now
Masonic temple looms up big.
This evening the Gongroqationalista
hare a oocial at Airs. Otis' residence.
Five free lodgers and ono plain drunk
are the daily average at the city jail now.
The Mountain Pink ia the entertain
ment set for the opera house this even
ing.
ing.Work
Work on the addition to Max Mohn's
Creston house ia being pushed forward
lively.
Postmaster Armour has ton now mail
boxoa to bo put in position on the
atrcots.
Mayor Vaughan , Alderman Mynotcr
and Marshal Quanolla have filed their
bonds.
The Bavarian band has boon to Millard -
lard , Nob. , playing for an entertainment
there.
There is a probability but not a certainty
tainty of the Avoca court bill being de
feated.
The Y. M. 0. A. ia growing. A ba
ker's dozen wore added to the member
hip this week.
The Omaha roller skaters are expected
over this evening to go iu for a good time
at the rink here.
Leave to marry was yesterday given to
J. H. Oaborn , of'Hazel Doll , and Lavinu
Rosa , of this city.
There are good prospects for the defeat
of the bill by which Dos Moines necks to
monopolize the supreme court.
The old council is expected to moot to
night , provided the mayor and absent
aldermen return from Dos Moinca iu
tfmo.
There wore gome typographical errors
la the report of the Homo of the Friend-
lou yesterday. It appears this morning
In bettor shape.
There wore no services at the Episco
pal church hero yesterday , and a number
from this parish wont aorosn the river to
attend Bishop OJarkson'a funeral.
The fricnda of | Nazarinius who ia
charged with an indecent assault upon
Max Mohn'0 little girl , have arrived from
the east and propose to make a strong
fight in his favor. The case will prob
ably come up next Tuesday.
The next match of the Young Men's
Shooting club will bo on the 24Ui. D. F.
Stubba has already won two out of the
throe contest ! necessary to win the gold
modal , and much interest is felt as to
whether ho will take the third. ,
March 17 , St. Patrlok'a day , in tin
evening , ( a to bo observed by a grand bal
to bo given by the Ancient Order of IIi
borniaus. They purpose to uiuku it thu
most enjoyable and successful aocial
oront over given under their auspices.
L. W. Tulloy'd residence had narrow
escape from tiro. Oaa was leaking in the
collar , and Mr. Tulloy going down to sou
tlio causeof the peculiar smell , lighted u
match whiuh oiused a blaze to flash like
lightning , but it was epoodily suppressed ,
The Swedish Weekly Blade , of which
fThoodoreHcssoU of this city is the editor ,
is a now addition to thu journalistio field
of Council Bluffs and Omaha. It has u
clean look , and starts out with an appa
rently liberal patronage and good pros-
pocta of succois.
Those interested in the Union Consoli
dated Mining company are joyous over
the receipt of a very encouraging letter
from D. W. Thoinai , who ia superintend
ing their interest * in Utah. He writes
that the tunnel is completed , and that a
vem , which promises big , is ready foi
working.
The 0. & N. W. R. U. , will transport
oru , for needing purposes only , between
Pf ?
, ny of iU stations in Iowa free , until
June 1,1884. If the corn is consigned
to dealers , they must guarantee that the
iora will be sold for need only , nt an
advance of not rnoro than 10 cents per
bushel over cost.
Prof. Gocdullwho manages the Omaha
rink for Mr. Elliot , was over Wednesday
evening and gave an exhibition at the
roller rink and afterwards acted as urn.
pire for the practice game of polo. He
u very anxious for the Bluff * six to play
the Omahu six a match game of polo , and
Bays the Bluffs boys do remarkably well
for the amount of practice they've had.
There is considerable talk on tlu
ire U as to , the .possibility of Walter *
as chief/of tlu
, . The friends of-WUert ;
m vary eonftdwit , b'ut it BBemiTjHirdlj
pmible that the city council will epoulj
the ordlnwiw which iS !
clearly that the chid cannot bo removed
except for cause. The attempt to sup
plant him seems to bo based not on the
claim that Wnllcrs is the bettor man of
the two , but that ho worked at the polls
for the democratic ticket. Tompleton is
n democrat , but ns chief of the department -
mont he is prevented from working ac
tively at elections , and ought to bo. The
Walters tnovo is simply a repetition of
the attempt made in regard to the city
schools , and ought to bo sat down on just
KB cqtiarcly. If the fire department or
the city schools are to bo treated hi mere
political plunder , there will bo a lively
protest on the part of the best citizonr.
An Chief Tomploton has given perfect
satisfaction , the council will hardly dare
to override public sentiment and the
law framed by themselves.
Two pitiable cases came into promi
nence yesterday allowing how John Bar
leycorn will got men down. Ono man ,
Charloo Bennett , found himself locked
up for several days , being unable to pay
for his spree. A short time ago his wife
applied to the overseer of the poor , she
having no fire and but little food in the
house , although her husband is hearty
and husky enough to earn a good living
were it not for the fact of his yielding to
drink. The overseer sent the woman
sumo coal , and the next morning wont to
the house to see how they were getting
along. There was n mongro meal on the
breakfast table , but the head of the
family was washing down his broad with
draughts from a pint bottle of whisky.
Another case was that of Jennings , a
ono-armod veteran , who had to bo locked
up yoatorday to got the whisky out of
him. Ho is a single man , well liked by
his comrades , and on his pension of § 30
a month ought to got along , but every
time ho gets his pay ho goes on a big
spree , spends his money , pawns hia
clothes , borrows of friends , and gets
clear down everyway. His old soldier
acquaintances now propose to join together -
gothor and prosecute the first oaloonist
who sells him a drink.
WINDOW SUAIIKS at coatl at BKAUU'S
Wall Paper Store.
THE CARNIVAL.
The Hog Rink Crowded Last Night
with Many Maskers ,
A Bloyulo Surprise.
Last evening there was ono of the larg
est crowds over gathered at the roller
skating rink. Nona but those on masque
were allowed on the floor. A number of
Omaha skaters were present. Among
thosti who took part were the following :
Joe Smith , dude ; George Ferguson ,
olown ; Charles Palmer , 0. O. Mono ,
harlequin ; J. Ileiloy , Now York swell ;
F. B. Montgomery , naval cadet ; Tommy
Motcalf , domino ; Oharlcs Bray , base ball
player ; Charles Mueller , newspaper cos
tume ; W. W. Nmon , prince ; Burt Tos-
tovin , lieutenant ; Augustus Cobalt , Son *
n tor O'Brien ; James Bonn , jockey ; Jas.
Palmer , "a lawyer , and my naino is
Marks ; " I. C. Lindsay , prince ; M. F.
Hudson , liuzzar ; Claude , "Sir
WillotiKhby1' ; Barrett , clown ;
F. P. Sewoll , Boston scholar ; Mrs. Na-
son , huntrp&sj'Miss Eva Nason , queen
of bolls ; Mita Amy , nihilist ; Morris /AM-
vonahsen , Turk ; F. Colwoll , clown ; H.
Allen , minatrol end man ; Frank Lung , of
Omaha , a well an unusually good mask
and coatumo ; Eugene Shaw , th
devil ; Harry Ilardin , firemanF. ; Cobalt ,
liroiuan ; Frank Andurson , Bailer ; Addio
Sherman , fairy ; Miss Canfiold , winter ;
.1. O. Hitchcock , jockey suit ( very fine ) ;
Miss Mayno , peasant girl ; Miss llohso ,
suowfl. ko ; W.'S. Hitloy , dude ; J. Ep-
uruetter , school boy ; . Lloyd , . French
marquise ; FrankJHart , Mexican ; Walter
Vuughan , song und dauco man ; J. W.
Haven , clown ; U. 0. Frantin , soldier ;
OaoAr Epornotter , Swiss boy ; W. F ,
Wright , Swede lass ; Angio Evann ,
Mother Hubbard'a put ; George Wulkor ,
English oflieer ; George Henry Pickard ,
traveling man : Mrs. B. Hicks , peasant
jrjrl ; Mrs. Hall , evening ; Edward L
Lquire , English lord ; Miss Do Haven ,
English maid ; EJdio Mueller , orchestra
Irador ; Burt Evans , court junior ; Lilian | t
Urowstor , flower girl ; Ij. Gray , in Italian
evening dresn ; Miss Whitney , fancy cos-
tuino ; Miss Lu Smith , dolly vardun.
The grand march was led by Mr. Hen-
fry , of Omaha , t nd Miss Whitney , of
this city. Mr. Chapman , the manager ,
.iprung . n pk'UMint surprise upon those
drosent.Vilinot and Sewoll , the won
derful Boston bicyclers , were introduced
to the attendance. They had chanced to
bo pasting through hero on their way to
Denver , and were induced to remain here
for lait evening and tu-night. They cor-
taiuly are wonderful in their double
acrobatic bicycle riding. They begin
( heir riding where other bioyolora leave
off , and crtatod.a great deal of enthus <
I n last night , By ono flying iump
from the floor , Sowell alighted on Wil
mot'n shuulders , and while in this pnsl
turn they spinncd around a circle on tlu
front wheel , the rear wheel being entire
ly off the floor. As a finish to the ox
hibitiou , Wilniot took off everything ox
oept the big wheel , the handles and
treadles , and rode several times around
the room on that , the smaller wheel bo
ing entirely detached. They will remain
hero this evening to give another exhibi
tion , and will then proceed directly tc
Denver , thence to San Francisco , and or
their roturu may stop oil'at Omaha.
Hen ) Kstuto TranHfor *
The following doetU were filed for record
cord In the recorder's ofllco , Marcli
13 , reported for TiiR BEK by P. J. Mo
Mahon , real estate agent :
Sheriff to William H. Sard , lot 7 ,
block D , and 'lot 8 , block 23 , Avoca ,
$037.85.
William H. Sard to W. JI. Benjamin ,
I * > 17 , hloik D , and lot8 , block23 , Avoca
& 2.000.
Eaton M. Miller to Lewis E. Miller
* l i , 7 , 74 , 39 , 83,000.
Win. OlHflin to 0. Lanzdorfer , loti 2 (
and 21 , block 82 , Railroad add , $40.
Hannah Boal to Elizabeth Clark , par
lot 28. original plat , 31,200.
Lucy J. Bigelow to J , B. Johanneen
nj nw > , 4 , 77. 38 , $2,408.
Maiuarot Ohnrchjll to J. B. Johnnsan
lot 0 , Iti'Keluw'a add to Walnut , I
, Total lalot , $9,450.8C > .
HARD ON LABOR.
Tlic WorWnpicn Got Bnt Little Profit
Out of the Street Wort.
Cnno.
There liavo boon ninny facts shown up
by TUB BER as to the wny in which the
present work of otrcot filling is being
dono. Contracts are lot at prices from
thirty to sixty per cent higher than usual ,
and ono would naturally think that nome
share of thoao extra prices would bo given
the men of inusclo who do the work.
It scorns not , though. The city council
claims to let to the lowest bidder , and
hence relieves itself of bliimo. The con
tractors claim that they havn to bid high ,
and niako a margin to cover the trouble
and the doubt as to where and when they
are to got paid. The laboring men , however
over , have not capital to carry on law
suits , or to live while all thcso cotnpli
catod questions are being settled by the
dreary rounds of the court.
Ono illustration will auflico to show in
what condition many of the laboring
men are placed. A German who has
been in this country for about two years
and who has lived in this city for about a
year , status as his experience , that ho
nought work and was ivon tt , nhnvoling
dirt at ono of the Bluffs. The man un
derstands but little English , and under-
nlood that lie was to receive 81.00 a day.
Ho worked on , and when it became ne
cessary to have money to pay his board ,
he asked for sonio that wan duo him. He
then found that ho could got no caali.bui
must take hia pay in orders on stores ii
town. On finishing up ho got as his pay
the following order :
$10.25 COUNCIL BtUKfsJan , 20 , ' 84.
John Mono k Company :
Pay to S. Keller nineteen dollars and
twenty-five cents , and charge to account
of ItllH'ATI ! & HOOTKN.
No. 24.
The Gorman is a single man and has
no use for so much grocorica or drygoods ,
and learned that tlna was all that would
bo given on the order. IIo tried to sell
it for cash , and nt a discount , but no ono
aoomod willing to discount it. After
holding the erdor for some time , and try
ing to dispose of it , ho says ho yesterday
thought ho would got some , goods on the
order , and then sell the goods , but on
inquiry wan informed that the firm would
not honor the order , they having ceased
doing so two or three weeks ago. At
the best this way of paying off workingmen -
men makes the wages not much more
than a dollar to a dollar and a half a day ,
by the time any cash is realized on the
orders. The council should take some
stops to insure the payment of theao
workingmen , who are doing honest work
on the streets , and nuch workers should
bo protected from being subjected to
such shaves and perplexities as now arise
daily.
Roller skates , the best yet in the mar
ket at J. Mueller's.
FOUND GUILTY.
AVatHon Ocolarcd llio Mur-
tloror M ! Old Man Sholloy.
The trial of Thomas Watson for the
murder of old man Shelley near Malvorn ,
has come to an end , the jury yesterday
morning about 1 o'clock bringing in a
verdict/of guilty and fixing the penalty
at imprisonment for Hfo. The victim of
the murder was n rather peculiar old
man , vrho lived in a peculiar way a short
distance from Malvorn , He had a little
house or shanty , where ho lived and
where ho kept on sale u few little articles ,
such as canned goods , tobacco , etc. One
morning ho was found lying on the flocr
brutally murdered and it wa almost im
possible at first to got rtny clue to the
murderer or to his motive. It was at
last ascertained that Watoon , who
walked for a neighboring fanner , had
the old man's revolver and watch ,
and this led to the nrrnat. Hia explana
tion as to hovr ho c.uno in poeeeaaion of
those articles were contradictory and he
also made other otutemeutti'which ' counted
against him strongly in the trial. The
attorneys for the defense wuro finally
forced to set op. the plea of inmtnity as
the only ono to stem the irresistible tide
of testimony , but it was of no iivuil. Thu
jury on retiring wuro all convinced of
Watson's guilt , but they hung several
hours on the question of hanging , Two
would not vote for capital punnhmcnt ,
and after staying out from G o'clock on
Wednesday evening until 1 o'clock yes
terday morning , an agreement woa reach
ed on confinement for lifo. The property
got of the old man waa worth but a- few
dollars at the most , and with so little
gain in that direction , and no personal
malice- being apparent , it still seems a
mystery that the youni ? man should have
any motive in so brutal and bloody a
d ed-
Samnrttan Iferi'inc , the grcatr nerve
eonquuror , is guaranteed to gtvo satis-
fact m , or money refunded. G , at
< DrimgisU 91 50.
Samaritan Acrvfncrured ru ? daugh
ter's lifo long epilepsy. " Rev. P. P
Shirley' Chicago , 111.
Artists' Material of overjr kind k
BKAHD'H , next door to postolUw.
For cut flowers , plants , etc. , go to W.
H. Foster , the Harrison street florist.
Iowa Seed Corn i
FOll HAT.K 11V
J. Y , FULLER ,
Commission Merchant ,
No. S ) P atl ttrcut , . . . . . Cocxciu llLvrni.
JACOB B1M8. E. P.CAUWELL
8IMSAOADWELL ,
Attorneys-at-Law 5
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
, ORlce , Ualn Street. Iloonu 1 and Bhugart & Uc
Mahoo > BliXik. Will prMtlw In mate and > t *
Miiri *
N. SOHURZ !
Justice of the Peace
OFFICE OVEU AtlKUICAN EXl'UESS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
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 Blufl's , ) TnwA
iu w A'
West Side Square , Clanndn , f '
MATNE & PALMER ,
DKAtKRSnt
Hard and Soft Goal ,
AND WOOD ,
DULK.'AND BARREI. LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND OEUENT . , UICmOAN PLASTER , DAIK
AND SEWER FIP1
No , 030 Broadway , - . . . COUNCIL BLUFFd , IOWA.
SMITH & TOILER.
, LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS , Just
Soring Goods Received.
7 and 9 Main otrcot ,
. . . .
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
European Hotel.
The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of
"PAY ONLY FOR WHAT. YOU GET. "
New Building New Furnishings.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS CENTK ALLY LOCATED.
Fine Sample Rooms Elegant Restaurant.
PETER BECHTELE , PROPRIETOR ,
Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa.
MS 3ESLOOH ,
Merchant Tailoring ,
REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE.
805 South Main Street , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS
M. GALLAGHER.
Gr IFL O O 3E3 JE * I
New Store , Frooh Cloods.Iiow Prices and Polite Attendant ! .
First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel , } M18KroS ?
. .
tlVKTO KVT. EATTOIlIYE.
RESTAURANT AND CAFE ,
. . Oivtoi-or . .
Etl. O.lunn { . 40t lrodw ! y , . ( Moils at all Hcr.iro. .
&ef il'culslno | Council DlurTo. ( rartlcsuSiwixilty.
KELLEY ,
i 1
B
34 N , MAIN ST , , . OOTO03L BLUFFS ,
DBA'LER IN ALL TH 1 IiATEST DESIGNS OF 3
mPAPfifl Mil AWT1 WlWTIflW flfllilJUw oflAJMi ? ! !
Interior Decoration ® .
13 S. Pearl Street arm 20 N. Main dtreot , - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
HEATING STOVES
AT COST FOR A SBORT TIME ONLY.
CIRPEHTER'S ' TOOLS II
Granite and Tinware. Latest Novelties in i Fancy Nurd waaa A larp
line of exti nordinary Fine Carvers.
DeVOL & WRIGHT,504
POSITIVELY THE LABGEST AND CIOIttEST STOCK
Ever shown west of Chicago , now being received by
GASADY , ORCUTT & FRENCH ,
Carpets from 25o to $3 50 per Yard , Also
TURCOMAN , MADRAS , LACK AND SILK CURTAINS
502 Broadway , Council Bluift. | CAS AD Y , OUCUTT & FRENCH
( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. )
TO LOAN 01 BEAL ESTATE !
Confute Abstracts of Title to nil Lots and Lauds in the Goiuity.
Empkie Hardware C
109 and 111 S. Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
WHOLESALE DKALKUS IN
HATSOAPS BUCKGLOVES ,
J42 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
All kinds of T. 33C.
ROOM 6 , NEW OPERA HOUSE , COdL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
taVcto. AIT Orders by Mall Promptly Attended TO.
WHY DON'T YOU
OETBDME OF
FITCH BROTHERS' ' CUSTOM SHIRTS ?
Ferliict Flttlnp , Doit and ChcapostBJFIno Mnon Collars tnl Cairn.
No. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa.
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER !
MetaliG Caskets and Wootlin Coffins of all Kinds.
TELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
INTo. 3.-0,1ST. OVCaixL St. , CJoixxL il 3SCl-u. Ti3.
GRESTON H&USE.
Nos. 2 17 and 219 R. Main St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Railway Time Table.
. COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following are the times of the turhal anil de
parture of trains by central standard time , at the
locil depots. Trains Icavo transfer depot ten ruin-
earlier nd arrho ten nhiutcs later.
CHICAGO , BUKLmorOif AND QOIXCT.
Lit AMI. ARKIVn.
r:40nm : Clilrano Express D : 0 ura
0:46 : a m Fast Mall. 7:00 : p '
KA1.8AB CITT , ST. JOB AND CODIiCIIi BLOTFS.
10:10 : a m Hall and Express , 6:45 : p in
8:25 : p m PoUtlc Expreaa , 0:35 : p m
CHICAGO , MILWAUKRH AMD ST. PAUI *
6:25 : p m Kxpn s > , 0:40 : a tu
DM a m Express , 0:35 : p m
CHICAGO , BOCK IHLAKD AMD PACIFIC.
520pm Atlmtlc Kxp < eb8 , 0:40nm :
! KVam Day hxprtM , 6:50 : pm
7:15am "Des Uobirg AuxmuicxUtioD , 4:40pm :
At local depot < JD ) > .
"WABAS1I , ST. LOU1H AN > > AriFIC.
0:5Snm : Mall , 4:45 : pm
4:50) : > m Cannon L'all , llilGain
"At Traiurerwily.
CIIICAOO and NoimiWKifjnax.
G:30 : p m Kxprt B , 0f.O : p m
0:15 : am Paciflic Express , 9ifiam :
SIODX CITT AND PACIP10.
7:40 : p n > St. Paul E\ptfss , UO : ) a m
7:20 : a m Accomtuodatlnn , 0:50 : p m
UNION PACIFIC.
7:59 : p m Western Express , 8:30 : a m
11:44 : am 1'aclfic Ereist 4:34 : p in
7:49 : n in Local Kx | ices , 6M : a m
12:14 : a m Lincoln Kxprc'W ,
* AtTran'feronly.
TXTUHT TIAI.Sg TO Oil UIAv
Leave P:2W:24-10-24-ll:24 : : : . m. 1:21-2:24-8:31- :
4:24-B:21- : : < J:24-74 : and 11:0-1 : p , m k8iuday , 8:24- :
10:24 : a. m. l-a4-3i4-5:24-7Ol : ! : : and lltttp. m. At-
rlto So uilnutvs before luaUuj ; time.
ADMINISTRATOR'S. SALE
The undersigned will offer for sale
on.
March 15,10 O'ClockA. M.
PUBLIC OUTCRY
IN. HARDIN TCIWNSlHf ,
Pottawattamie Co. , Iowa ,
140 > Steers , 11 Uor. < e.s ,
COWS , HOGS , COIIN , OA-TS , AND
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
TERMS 'IVn montlm1 time , at
ten per cent intercut , with approved
security on all sums over ten dollars
All sums of t n dollars or under ,
ciiih. Five per cent discount for
cash on nil mimf over ten dollars.
CAROLINBERAND ,
R. Rice M. D.
or other tuiuora removed without thu
knife or drawlix ol blood.
CHRONIC' DISEASES ° " "nd"wty. .
Over thlity yean practical experience Office No
6 I'earl tro , Council Uluff
/UTCorwuiUtlnn free
At the woll-lnioutn Estiiblihluneut
op
J. P. FILBERT ,
20J ) Upper Broauwny , the
PIONEER GASH
01 Coucdl lllufli. Notice i.ur rcJu.ea IMce Ll.t
IDpoumllK traORu/ar fi > r . . . . , . . , . , . . $1 00
II pound * Uranula'cU ' rtuirar , , , uo
21 ( xiuiuU ( IIi4' < i ( l.tinetl. . . , uoU
i6 iiuumU Navy lUuua ,
2diMinilaaiiulkHlArh : CO
I2 | iinail < ar'.lliu ' KICK COu
Hi flal > So ii uo
KUr L koTr'lit , ir I'Miii'l ' i. . , , . l < 9
ClioU-wMlrui Moiti | > r IKIUIII ! . . , , I'l
1 iliaun Moikt'iul . . , . . . , , , Ifi
Coluftido Flour , \\iiittr \ , | Msr ot. . , 2 03
T. T. T.
All vradu , accord'nif ' ioqualltj , 15a to S'.o | > cr
Wu ul i entry a full line ol Men' ' , ItulloV anil
0 1 Uri'ii' * One Sln > v ami iltii' Fine lloou at my
1 > ( r ) irlo . Alu * lull Una ol lluwiro uud gckvul
iiiCrclnutlM' , tall on utiud bocmnlucvU Ilia yuu
utii t\\au tiney 1 > | iltallon Itli tii. ( JvKiJ * Utlli erttl
firuluant lttcf the .it y.
U * wind. ar lioinij to Kll ainl
tauUni'lu ovuii niltlvu In tliu ni'ii.t * ,
J , I1. VI 1.11 BUT
' SILOAiYS :
MINERAL SPRINGS.
Wo guarantee the cure ol the followinc named dls-
Beascs , or no nay : Hhcnmatism , Scrcfula , Ulcers ,
Catarrh , a'l Blood andtkindiscaies , DniKnelaLl > er
Complaint , Kidney and Bladder Dlsctws. Oout , Neu
ralgia and Astlima , ' Thcsu Springs are the favorite
resort ot tlie tired an J dobiKutad , and ro the
FEEBLE LADIH3 BKST FUJENI ) ,
Oood hotel , Ihery and bathirg accomndittlon both
winter and summer. Locality hlnhlj picturesque
and healthy. Arectslblo by Wabjun rallnay , *
Evonaor C. , B. 4s O. , at Albant. ( . 'om > iotiuerjd
BollcHed , REV. H. H.
Albany , Slloam Sprmca , [ Gentry Co. , Uo.
ANALYSIS.
Spo i9o Gravity 1.002
Reaction Neutra
Carbonic Acid Oas , .28 Inuper gallon
Carbonate Calcium 35,121 Grains
Carbonate Iron , Tf4l
Sulphuric Uagncala . , 3 ; ; > 0
Sulpbais t'alcl"m 1,148
Chloride Sodium 7,280
Sillies i,5M
Alumina . . . .0,018
Oricanioand Volatile matter and loss . . .il , 9
Total Bollda pir gallun 87,174
WKIOIIT& tlKiiHiLC.Cliomltta
THE DOOM OF THE UNSAVED !
"Tho wicked shall be turned into hell ,
arid the nations that forgot God , And
the name shall drink of the -wine of the
wrath ef God , which is poured out with
out mixture into thp cup of indignation ,
and ha shall bo tormented with fire and
brimstone in the presence of the holy
angels and i' > the presence ot the Lamb.
BLD&E.
W , R. VAU&HABS.
Justice of the Peace.
Uniana and Council Blnft'r.
Real eaiate collcc ion agen- : l KoUov .lo
O < crsavng8 ban-
ruoa. orricit , 11. M. PUBSI.
OFFICER & PUSSY
BANKERS.
Council Bluffs - . Ift.
Established - - 7856
Doalura In Foreign and cnieftlp Exchange and
CORNER PEARL W , AND FIFTH AVL
Open luiCOo. rn. , 2 : " p. m biid730p. ; rn. , lion
cay. Wtxlnced ) and Pjrlday cvtuU ( ; oxavidltcly !
tliu lyOmpIo Club.
CdTMiulc on Tueadtj anil Thunday ovtnlngg.
ADMISSION , . ' 2i CSNTC ,
No objectionable characters v. Ill becJmltted ,
CPTAPMANit MAUTfNH. . . PUOI'IOETOllS
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. S | ci J advertlflcmcnts , web aa Lost ,
Pound , To Loan , For Sale , To Kent. Wants , Board'
lug , etc. , will be Inserted In this ccfamn at the low-
rate ot TEN CK.HT3 I'KH LINE ( or tiu > flrat Insertion
and FIVE CENTS PKIl UNE ( or each lutocquect n >
Mrtlon. Lea > advertlseroenta at our office , No.
Pearl Street , near Broadway
WANTS.
ITANTED-AlhflboyMltli jiony - > carry rouAu
l.rll t 011 at Count /HulTa 1 ! K ( JlI'lCO.
-tTTANTKl-E\ory body m Council Blultii to
YV Tu DM. Dcllrered by carrier at only twmtj-
oenta a vntk.
OLD PAHERS-For sale at BEI olllco , at
aJjuudred.
FOHHENT-Elcjf&itly lurnlslii l ap | rtmtf.U In
hou > o with | rh.ito f a.lly lU-cicnc d ex.
chanued. AddrwijII. W. J.Ileeoffl-c ,
AOKNT3 ladloaand get tleinev can make firet
clam wage * by ncUlui ; llio "Champion Bv-bom
htnclhir auil Ironli * < UiurJ. " lUUllit at SI W
Any 1 1) cuaaouiiu rlne thlit utlhuut a r'-nlo
ettlauulrlencan.AdJriM
' ' 'or ' " " "
Mrs BJ Hilton H.D.
, , , , . . ,
PflYSICIAfT & STOQlEON ,
fl27 Mlrtdlo Kro'-lT-v. OoutjoU BJufla.
EDWIN J. ABBOTT !
Justice oftlie Peace.
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415 DHOADWAV , . COUNCIL BLUFIB ,
