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THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , FIRDAY , MARCH 21 , 1884. THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Friday Morning. March 21 SUBSCRIPTION BATES : fly C&rrtet - - - - - - - oenUi per week By W . . . . . . . . $10.00 per Year OFFICE : Ko. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway. MINOK MENTION , Aditiona ! local on seventh pago. To-day is the last of school for ton days. days.M. M. Scanlan , for being drunk , waa fined S7.CO yesterday , The funeral of Miss InczStowart takes place this ttftornoon. Now spring goods just received nt J Roller's the tailor , ' 310 Broadwny. Regular meeting of Fidelity Council No. 156 , R. A. , thistFridny ( ) evening. Only twonty-fivo cents to hear Mrs Brown at the Baptist church to-night. J. H. Dalton and Rebecca Ralph , both of Pacific City , were yesterday married by Justice Schurz. Elocutionary entertainment at the Baptist church this evening for the llomo of the Friendless. The Presbyterian young folks hold t social nt the church to-iiiiht { nnd a pleas tint time is promised. Casady , Orcutt & French can't enura. orate the many spring novelties in their now stock. Call and BOO for yourselves Confidence men are said to bo hovering nbeut again. They ought to bo fired out without any warning or waste of words James Nichols , the upper Broadway baker , has lot the contract for a two-story brick store , : 25 by 84 , to bo built onco. onco.Mi. Mi. Stewart , of Scott & Stewart , was yesterday admitted to practice in the su- .promo court. Wm. Soars was also ad mitted. The aldermen find quite n storm of indignation raised on all sides at the sug gestion to change the chief of the fire do .partmont. Go to Cosaly , Orcutt & French's and bo convinced that they have the largest and best selected stock of carpets you ever saw. It is the intention of Fred Bokompor to remove his saloon to the building ho is now fitting up on Main street oppnait ( First avonuo. Free lodgers are getting moro and inoro plenty at the police station. Ton slept on the floor there Tuesday nigh1 and nine Wednesday night. Mias Berger has been obliged , on ac count of ill health , to give up her post tion as teacher in the public schools fo : the present , and Miss Swoaringor is fill ing the position. Philip Ragan was arrested yesterday on a warrant issued by Justice Schurz , changing him with mayhem. It is claimed that ho tried to feast off the finger o Samuel Scribnor. Permit ! to wed were yesterday given Noils L. Jensen and Anne , Maria Jon eon , both of this city ; to Michael Soipe fc and Luo Simons , of Ncola ; also to J. II I Ball on of Pacific Junction , nnd Robocci II' ' Ralph , of Minoola. I' Just as James Harrold and his wif were preparing for slumber Wednesday night , about thirty of their friend marched in on them. It was a genum surprise party , but the victims rallied and a happy time was had by all. It is to bo regretted t'tat the eli Bryant house is not to bo torn down an replaced by an elegant building as was planned. It is being overhauled nnd repaired I'l paired greatly instead , so as to render iit for occupancy lor two years or so. Those who have coveted the possossio of cornice poles for their windows nee covet no longer. George R. Beard i now selling beautiful walnut comic poles , with 'rings , brackets and all complete ploto at only fifty cents. That is cheaj or than doing without them. It was reported yesterday that thi 0 young woman who recently attcmpto 1 l fcuicide at the old Bryant house , trio. 1 another dose of poison Wednesday night and ftgain failed. Shu must be almos . discouraged enough at her suicide failure to die anyway , without poison. A farmer driving along upper Broad way yesterday , bringing his wife , butter girls , eggs , etc. , Into town , mot with accident. The end of th * polo droppt. down , the team kept on , the whole loai went over , and live stock and produc alike had to be fished out of the mud. The Lo Flours are back in the dug out. Just what they are good for oxcep to furnish cases for justices , and wor for officers , it is hard to toll. Monsiou got to flogging rasdamo night before las and she had him pulled , and as soon a he was sober enough to thump her , fsh wanted him let loose. Justice Abbo. put him under 850 bonds to keep thi peace. Will Mayor Vauhan resign his office justice of the peace ? It is hard i Vaughan himself to answer , and barde yet for anycno else. It appears that be doe * resign the town trustees will ; the ones to elect his successor. If the will elect John Jay Frainoy the Vnuglu. . eema wUling to resign , but it is said that M. G. Griffin has a majority of the trust - t M pledged to him. s10 Frainey claims the position not because ho run the Vaughan > convention , and helped in the campaign > i but because ho came near to be elected by the people at thola t contest. Vaughan wauta to let Frainey In , but if by * lfp. ping out Griflin Trill slip in ho wants to hold the fort , tt is a game of freeze nut. The funor * . ! of Mary Inez Stewart , who suicided on Monday last , has been postponed to this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Baptist church. The Troy Telegram says : "Mrs. Brown ia an elocutionist of rare ability , and her recitations on Decoration day at the City hall moved the vast audience to tears. " She is at the Baptist church to night. It is related of ono of the now police men that ho commenced blowing his whistle lustily , and after the others had hurried to him to give the assistance sup posed to bo needed , ho said. ' 'Say , boys , did you hoar the ivows about Lawyer Cadwoll being robbed of $800 by n man with a revolver' " IIo looked sheepish enough when they began to "cuss" him and informed him that that happened the night before. IIo had just got onto it. . and felt it his duty to do something. As was announced in TUB BEE , the tailors a day or two ago presented their employers with a demand for a now scale of prices , some of which were an ad vance. The employers deciding to grant some , but not all the advances , the tailors yesterday quit work shortly before noon Some of the tailoring establishments are non-union , and hence it does not affect them , and the others will probably bo running as usual in a day or two , as the matter will doubtless bo adjusted in some way. There ia no trouble , and no dinpo sition to create any. TALK WITlf TOSTEVIN , The ObBcrvntloiiHTaken by Him Late ly In Itcforcnco to a Syuiom of Howornica Thomas Tostovin , before retiring from the oilico of city engineer , had by direc tion of the council been taking obaorva tions , making measurements etc. , for the purpose of getting the nocoisary date for the forming of some general system of sewerage. Ho has prepared map with field notes ehowiiig the olova tlona and various othur needed informa tion and haa placed it in the hands of th council. Aa a result ot this survey , Mr. Tosto vin suggested aa a main drain , ono run niug from Broadway at the Northwestern depot , straight south a few hundred fco more than throe miles , to a point whori the old channel of the Missouri wus several oral years ago. The fall for thii distance would bo four foot The suggestion that has boon made , that a drain run north to th lake , appears to bo anything but fcasibl from the observations taken and from th map aa it appears. The Missouri rive : just west of the lake stood 10.00 above the place of reference , while at the old river channel , south of section 12 , at th suggested terminus of the draw south' ' ward , it stood 3. DO , just seven foot fall This drain proposed by Mr. Tostovin would involve the building of about on mile of drain outside the limits of the corporation. To avoid that necessity tin channel of the orook could be brought a little expense , to a point sufficiently low at tha middle of section 2 to turn and receive this main drain or sewer into thi crook channel. The point feasible fo such a juncture would bo about a hal mile inside of the southern limit of the city. This would bo a temporary rangomont to avoid too great expense on the start. From that point ho suggests that the channel of the crook bo aoopenod some , and with the aid of a flood or two it would clean itself out well , and a few thousand dollars expended would carry the water there to a largo pool at the southeast corner of flection 15. From there there are two courses open , ono by a natural line of drainage to the south west , there being a slough 4,200 feet which would give virtually that much ox cayation already done , but little work being needed on it. From there a chan. nol would need to bo dug 2,400 foot it : nearly a straight line to the Missouri near Childs' mill , at a point that prom iaos to remain unchanged , and in which there has been no change in thirty years , The permanence of this point is ono o the advantages which Mr. Tostovin urge ; in this case. The course thus nuggostodin , however larger than to go east from the pool , but the permanence gives it the preference. On the oxcavaton of 2,4 00 foot the depth would have to bo on the average , eigh feot. With this main drain or sewer running thus , the other sewers could bo run hit it , and ho dooms that it would pn sufficient for all of the city lying nortl of Tenth nvonuo and east of the crook The probable expense ho has no1 tigurod out yet It ia conceded by al that any satisfactory system of soworact will cost this city heavily , but all admit too , that it is a great necessity and mus Do _ had. A rough guess at the cost ol this work suggested above would place il in the vicinity of § 100,000 , which is no one-quarter of the estimated cost of som of the plans suggested. With these explanations and suggos ttons the map prepared by Mr. Tostovii and the field notes accompanying it be " - " / - - - ) ome an interesting study to those are concerned in city alTaira. JrvQ TUK HOME. An nioouttonarjr Kutortalninent fo Its Hunoilt tills Evening- ' Misa Nellie Brown promises a fine on tertainment at the Baptist church thi evening , the proceeds of which are fo. the benefit of the Homo of the Friend loss Aa the las * , report of the treasury showed there was a small deficit , an ex collent opportunity is thus presented t not only make * this good , acd to pour in the necessary funds to keep up the cur rent expenses , but at the same time thos who thus help will have their money1' ' worth in the overling's enjoyment. Miti Brown as a dramatic reader and olocu tionitt is pronounced very tine , and hoi recitals in costume are said to bo wonder ful. ful.S S , S. Ilamill , principal of the achoo of elocution in Chicago " I , say : "In man } styles I have rarely heard IK scores ' of press notices are THIEVES AND THUGS , Another Attempt Mafic to Go Thronali Tern's ' Jewelry Store. : \ Victim Claims to Have lloen Iloblicd of $ : . - > < ) . At an early hour yesterday morning nether attempt wad mndo to burglarize Tcnnoy'u jowclry store on upptr Broad way. A pane of glass was cut and a piece taken out and thrown out in the street. ! lilly Smith , the next door neighbor heard the noise , and shoving up a win dow looked out but the thieves had dis ippoarod. His awakening had spoiled ho plans. It will bo remembered that .ast summer the same store waa gone through while Tonnoy was at supper , nnd about 81,000 worth taken. LOST A FAT KOM. . Thomas Ford , whoso father was a well known citizen here in years gone by , np- poarod nt police _ headquarters yesterday morning with a pitiful story of having been robbed of $350. IIo claimed that ho slept at the St. Joe house , nnd when ho nwoko ho found that his money was gone except 810. The night before ho had'boon out drinking pretty freely , and as John McAvoy was with him , the po lice arrested John. No money was found on him , and as Ford would not prosecute ho was released. Several ether parties were brought to the front nnd searched , but nothing found on them , nnd no very satisfactory clue had up to last evening boon obtained. Artists' Material of every kind a 's , next door to postollico. FUN AND SKILL , Tlio Entertainment anil Kxhililtlon at the Holler Skating Hlnk. Last evening there was another bi crowd at the roller skating rink. Thi great attraction of the evening was th presence of Prof. Goodall , who gave a : exhibition of fancy skating which was well worth seeing and called forth on thusioatio applause. Ho is a skater wh in some respects is oven better tha Daniels , who so captivated Council Bluffs and in all respects seems fully up Daniels. Ho IB very graceful and uom of his movements show marvelous skill To-morrow evening there ia to bo an exhibition practice game of polo at the rink , which will excite much interest There will also bo a mile race , boinj twenty times around the rink. It will b open to Omaha skaters also. A medal i being prepared by Michaols Bros. , th jewelers , who will present it to the win nor. PFatBONALi. W. C. Thompson , of Now York , arrived a ! the Ogden Yesterday. C. Long , of Chicago , waa at Uochtele's yes lerday. W. I. Tapping , of 1'oaria , 111. , was nt Uecli tolc'd yesterday. L. L. Do Lane , of Atlantic , visited th' ' Bluffs yesterday. O. H. Dyer , of Glenwood , was nt the Og' don yesterday. R. I. Bell , of Chicago , waa one of ycster day's to the Ogdon. James McCahon , of Shenandoah , waa hen yesterday , and made an argument before tin supreme court. Col. A. Coclirano haa gone buck to his I tlo Sioux ranch. II. II. Moorhead , of Missouri Valley , was at the 1'aclflc yesterday. Ciovoruor Black , ami wife , of Utah , li.iv boon upending u day or two with their ok' friend Judge Iloblnson , of the Pacific house , They loft for hero yesterday. Judge Stockton , of Shcnamlonh , Iowa , wai ia the city attending the supreme court yester day. Mayor George Klchmond and bride hav returned from their eastern trip. Koal ICstato Transfers. The following doodj wore filed for re cord in the recorder's office , March 20 , reported for THE BEE by P. J. Mo Mahon , real estate agent : J. A. Fox to John G. Jones , part nwj 14 , 77 , 44 , $150. Thos. Otlicor to John G. Jones , ncj nwj , 14 , 77 , 44. $40. 0. R. I. & P. R. R. Co. to John G Jones , nwj , nwj , 14 , 77 , 44 , 8210. A. U. Jones to J. G. Jones , part nwj 14 , 77 , 44 , $05. 0. E. Perkins , trustee , to E. A. Pratt soj , 10,75,39 , $2,200. 0. E. Perkins , trustee , to E. A. Pratt partnpj.M , 75 , 9 , 8700. Total sales , 83,405. There are so many drunks in Dei Moines on Saturday night and Sunday , that the Capital is prompted to ask "Would it not bo a wise thing to have pay-day on Monday ? " For cut flowers , plants , etc. , RO to W H. Foster , the Harrison street florist. N. SCHURZ ! Jasiice of die Peace OFKICK OVKH A1IF.UICAN KXT11ES3. COUNCIL BLUFFS. - IOWA L. A. CASPER ; FLORIST -AND- The Lugeit and Mo t Complete Omen Home I \Votcru low * . Over 24,900 Feet of Glass in Use The Oreatekt > rloty and the Chok-o t plant * . M collection ot FUnUaod Klowert U now complete I < " " the public re InvlHd to call au 3. " > all o .in u adjea miy , new .n , * M 'riP ) " "l to furulih i v . , . * ll lw tolOM IxcnuimtUltuLI , i ? * " L " * ' ? r * hl < Jl ' "oaVe BO extra charg . . u"iU9t | - , , , . . . . , - which will te nut frcuouap | > hratlon Green Vegetables l ho Year Hound , Hone Itulith la bottle * . 23 Plorce'.St. Council ! BlufTslowa LADIES ! WE AEE RECEIVING- SOME VERT FINE Shoes Gentlemen OUR FINE BOOTS AND SHOES For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and see our New Stock. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. . 4-12 Broadwny , Council Bluffs , ) Tnw A 1U w A West Side Square , Clnnnda , \ < MAYNE & PALMER , DEAtKRS IH Hard and Soft Goal , AND WOOD , BULK . 'AND 11AIWKL LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , incmQAN PLASTER , HAIR . AND SEWEB PIPE. Ho , 089 Broadway , - . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. SMITH & Soring Goods LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS , Just Received 3 and 0 Main atroot , COUNCIL BLUFFS , . . . . IOWA. PASADY , ORCUTT & FRENG urtains , Lace , El1 It , Turcoman , Etc. Choicest ( Stock west of Chicago. | t Oil Cloths. Mattings. Linoleums. Etc. Como and bo convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods in our line. Cheap est place to buy House Furnishings in the City. COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care European ! Hot The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of "PAY ONLY FOE WHAT YOU GET. ' ITe r Building New Purnisliings. ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS CENTitALLY LOCATED Fine Sample Rooms-Elegant Restaurant. PETER BECHTELE , PROPRIETOR , Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa , IDo"\7rOILj sSe WHOLESALE PiitlPH ' Tinnpr'o , Utllluljf , HlllluU uiuirn , Special attention to orders my Mall. GOU.NGI.L BLTJiFS , IOWA * Merchant Tailoring , REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. 805 South Main Street , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. M. GALLAGHER. o o New Store , Freeh Oooda , Low Prices tad Polite Attendants. First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel , } L1VKTOEAT. EAT TO LIVE. RESTAURANT AND CAFE , OAtoxoxto TJbLO Cliet Ed. d'cuUlim Oluon l ( 404 Broadway , ' , / Metis at all Hours. Council Dlufla \ Parties a Specialty. HARMAN KELLEY , 34 1ST. MAIN ST. , COUNCIL BLUFFS. DEALER IN ALL TJJd LATEST DESIGNS OP ML PAPER Interior Decorations. 1 lab. Pearl Street nud 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS. > ( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. ) TO LOAN -1 - REAL ESTATE ! f Complete Abatracta of Title to nil Lota and Lnuds in the County. - GRESTON HOUSE. EVEHYTJHNO F1RSTCLASS. Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St. , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. g EmpkieHardwareG 'X 109 nnd 111 S. Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA. WHOLESALE DEALEUS IN HATS , CAPS BUCK GLOVES , 342 nnd 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. All kinds of KnrfnccrlnK Land Stir- 353 IX ST ± 3O. O O ROOM 6 , HEW OPERA HOUSE , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , etc. , etc. All Orders by Mnij Promptly Attended To. WHY DON'T YOU OETSDME OP FITCH BROTHERS' ' CUSTOM SHIRTS ? Perfect Fitting , Best and Chcapcst-fiFlne Linen Collars art ] CuCs. No. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa : x > . 33ULc onxrnNrESXjJLji UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER ! Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds. TELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT IXTo. X-3i 3NT. 3VC/xixa. ) t. . Ctouxxcil Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following are the times of the arrhal and de parture of trains by central etandanl time , at the local depots. Trains leave transfer depot ten mln- earlier and arrho tea minutes later. CniCAOO , BDBUMOrON AMD QUIKCI. LRAVR. > RWVK. 6:4Opm : Chicago Express -0:40 : am 0:46 : a m Fast Mall. 7:00 : p rr HA.V8iS C1TT , BT. JOS AND COUNCIL BLUFP8. 10:10 : a m Mall and Express , 0.45 p n , 8:25 : p m Pacific Express , fi:36 : p m CHICAGO , MILWADKKR AND BT. rACL. 6:25 : p m Express , fl:40 : a n 0:45 : a m Express , 6.55 p m CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND ASD PACIFIC. 6:30 : p m Atlantic Express , 0:40 : a m U.60 a m Day Express , 6 SO p m 7:15 : a m * 0es Molncs Accommodation , 4:40 : p u At local depot only. 'WABAS1I , BT. LOUIS AIiD'PACIFIC. 0:55 : a m Mall , 4:451) : m 4:50pro : Cannon Gall , 11:16am : At Trantferonly , rUICAOO and hORTIIWKSTKRX. 5:30p : m Exprew , 6.50 p rn 0:4 : $ am I'aclflic Express , 9:45 : a u SlOtJI CITT AND FAClnC. m St. Paul Express , 0.00 a m m Accommodation , B.DO p m UNION rAcinc. 7:50 : p m Western Express , 8:33 : a m 11:44 : a m Pacific Express , 4.34 p rn 7:49 : a m Local Express , 6:54 : a in 12:14 : a m Lincoln Express , - * At Transfer only. DUMMY TRAINS TO OMAHA. Leaie 8:24-0:24-10-24-11:24 : : : a. m. l:24-2:24-XW- : : : 4:245:24.247S4 : : : awl 11:04 : p , m Surday , 8:24- : 10:24 : a rn. l:24-3:24-5S4-7:0 : : : and 11:04 : p. in. Ar rive SO minutes before leaving time. R. Rice M. D. ° ' other tumors removed without th knife or drawinR of Wood. CHRONIC DISEASES < * * > neu r. Over thirty years practical experience Office No fi Pearl street , Council Bluffs jUTConsuJUittoii free -a o J n j 5 3 s * * a . " 5 M p J O 5 M OT 5y 5 - 2 B s g a rt S B * w 3 Ba - 3 At the well-known Establishment OK J. P. . . FILBERT , 209 Upper Broaaway , the PIONEER GASH Ca-OFtO - OEI-t-Sr Ot Council Blufl * . Notice our reduced J'rlce List We gi\e 15 poiiml ) Kitra OSupar for $100 11 pouiiJt ( iranulated Suc r 100 24 iiouniln Cholco Oatmeal lee 5 l > ound > Naty IleAni. . . , CO 20 pound ) Il t Bulk Starch . , 00 12 ( lounds Carollnu lllce 00 12 pouuiladun frunes 00 5 ban Buffalo Soap 00 Kxtra Lake Trout , | > er pound. . . , t'O Choice Jllui-e Meat , | r [ > ouijd 10 dozen Mackerel 1C Colorado Flour , Winter , per cwt , 290 T. T. All grades , according to quality , 10o to Sec per pouud ? Bl 0-c " } ' . ' " lln < l o' Men's , ladles' and Cn'UrtiH ' flue bhoesand Hen' . Fine Uoots atery low prlcva. Also a full Hoe 01 Tinware and kreneiul merchaudl e. Call on us and le con icw l tha lou can a > e iLOiiey fcv deallnit with us. Uoods delhrml jee In auv part of the city. lu c word , we am Iwund to tell and challenge a I laudacle comiwUtlon In this county. J. 1' . F1LBEUT' ' 209 upper Broaday. JACOB 81113. E. P. CADWELL SIMS& CADWELL , Attorneys -at-Law , COUNCIL BLUJT8 , IOWA Office , MUn SU t , Ilooms t and Hhugart t Uo- ' lOhon't Block. Will pracUoe in 8UU uid drr l SILOAM MINERAL SPRINGS. We ifua'ontco the cure ol the following named dig- Rcascs , or no pay : Rheumatism , Scrofula , Ulcers , Catarrh , a'l ' Blood antl-klndise.-ues , Dvipepsla , Liver Complaint , Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Gout , Neu ralgia and Asthma , These Springs are the favorite resort of the tired and ilcblllutad , and are the FEEBLE LAUUS BEST FRIEND , Good hotel , Ihery and Lathing accomodatlon both winter and summer. Locality highly picturesqu * and healthy. Accessible by Wabash railway , a Evonaor C. , B. & 0. , at Albany. Corresiiondono solicited , UEV. M. M. THOJII'SON. Manager. Albany , Siloam Springs , ( Ocntry Co. , Mo. ANALYSIS. Specific Gravity 1.002 Reaction Neutra Carbonic Acid Gas 20 In. pergalloo Carbonate Calcium 35,921 Uralno Carbonate Iron 7.P41 ! ( Sulphate Magucsia 3Sfl " Sulphate Calcium 1,148 Chloride Sodium 7,260 Slllica l,56fl Alumina . . . .0,010 Organlcand Volatile matter and loss . . . .1,160 Total sclids per gallon 67,174 WRIOIIT& MERRILL. Chemists THE DOOM OF THE UNSAVED ! "The wicked shall be turned into hell , and the nations that forget God. Arid the same shall drink of the -vrino 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 angola and in the presence ot the Lamb. BlHLK. W. R. VAUGHAN. Justice of the Peace. Omaha ana Council JMuttr. Heal estate rollce Ion agen ? OH Fe'loJo Over savings banV TUOS. omcsa , n. u. ruaav. OFFICER & FUSE Y BANKERS. Council Dluffa . Ia. Estabiisnea - , - 1856 Dealers In Foreign Hid oiccttlc Excbaneo an CORNER PEABLST , AND FIFTH AVL1 , Open 10CO : a. m. , 2.TO . , p. m and 730 ; p. m. , Mon- oayVcdliL8diu oay nnd Fridaj ottiligs the IyOiiiilcClub. | cidualirly Jluslo on Tuceday and Thurtdiy etenlngs. ADMISSION , - SS CENTS No objectionable characters will be admitted. CHAPMAN & HAHTKNR. - PUnritlirrOILS SPECIAL NOTICES. I NOTICE. Special adtertlsements , such as Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Kent , Wants , BoardIng - Ing , etc. , will be Inserted In this column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first Insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINK for each subsequent D- gertlon. Leave adt ertlsements at our office , No. Pearl Street , near Broad * ay WANTB. WA > fTEI > A first elm Tinner. IeVf A Wrigti CountIIBiuffs. long. WANTED A li > boy itli | > ony to rarrv rouU "TB" . LVlUt tWU niuff Ili orHce. V' WANTED E ery t'Odym Council Bluffs to take TiuBEB. D Ilnred by carrier at only twenty centa a week. /"VLU I'AI'KHS For sale at BEE office , at \J a hundred. 25 cents hiNT. : Furnished room eight dollaro J ! K41"0" o n make flrrt Htrecther and S ' Irouln ' M1I"K | " " " "Wiamplon Bosom ? Boinl. Iletalls at 8hlt Mrs , H , J , Hilton , M. D , PHYSICIAN & SUIWEOK 233 Middle Bro n-g v. Council Bluflg. EDWIN J. ABBOTT ! Justice oftie Peace. XOTiRr I'L'BUO J > D UKNKR UCONVICMNCKll , \ 4lfi I1HOADWAY , . COU.V IL ULin-TS. Iowa Seud Com / FOR HAf.E HV J , 7. PULLER , Commission Merchant , No. W Pearl etr t , . . . . . . CoesciL
