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m L fi OMAHA DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , TUESDAY APJRIL IB , 1884. THE 'DAILY' BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Tuesday Morning , Aoril 16 , SUBSCRIPTION HATES. , . . rents wtck " - - - - - T" $10.00 pir jcar OFFICE : - No. 7 Tcarl Blroot , Near Broadway. MINOH MENTION , Where is the dog-pound ? See J. Renter's spring goods. Additional local on seventh page. The police force captured ono drunk yesterday. There arc now twenty-five fast horses at the driving park. The Presbyterians have a social at L. 0. Baldwin's this evening. Excavation has commenced for the now Stutsmau ntreot school house. The county board moots next Thurs day to complete its bridge contract. There promises to bo a lively racket at the democratic convention noict Thurs day. Bancroft street is to have twelve-foot sidewalks from Broadway south to First avenue. The move for a clock in the tower of the Masonic temple should bo kept moving. Justice Abbott has tied the knot mat Thos. J. Walker and Ida Jollan husband and wife. There is talk of running the street car track out to the institution for the deaf and dumb. The Dovanoy boys for raising a row at the Kansas Oity house , wore yesterday fined $9.GO each. a It cost a country lad $12 yesterday to learn that ho could not drive his horse on the sidewalks. All railroad tickets bought of D. W , Bushncll are guaranteed , also all rebate prdors given by him. In the police court yesterday , Judge Aylosworth discharged Moso Wise and fined Malzahn $5 and costs. The Council Bluffs association of Con gregational churches moots in Oroston to day , the session to last three days. Eugene Leigh , of Minneapolis , has ar rived here with throe running horses , which ho put in training at the driving park. park.Cno Cno horse in drawing dirt yesterday got so badly mired near the dummy track that other horses had to bo used to pull him our. Bono-dust and grass seed were being scattered in Bayless park yesterday in the hope of soon covering the bald spots with verdure. The C. B. & Q. now runs out a local express , leaving hero at 5:45 : every morn- in ? , and reaching Chicago oboat.G o'clock the next morning. How about the dogs ? The number of these who wear muzzles grows loss and loss. Wasn't there a proclamation some time ago about the matter ? Work has commenced on the power building of the olootria light company , Wires are being stretched and It looks as if soon the 75 lights would bo all blaz ing.Tho The river has cut into the bank so at Hontou's , that the K. 0. road has put anew now track a long distance from tlio river , the old section being in danger of being washed away. A reception was tendered Rev. Dr. Cloland last evening at the residence of f"Y John T. Baldwin , thus giving the doc tor's many friends an opportunity to greet him again socially. John Ahlos and John Bates had a little - tlo difficulty , which resulted in Ahlcs getting his eyes blacked yesterday. Bates was brought before Justice Schurz , pleaded guilty and was fined $5 and costs. Gulf Johnson , who has been wanted Borne time for carrying concealed woap one , resisting an officer , etc. , having broke and run whou arrested by Officer Beswick some weeks ago , was captured yesterday. It is matter . of regret that Mrs. Box tor was unable to appear hero Sunday night with her promised lecture. Sh says she will yet give Council Bluffs date , although there U a pressing demand for her time elsewhere. Justice Abbott yesterday fined Mike Brennan $10 and cost ufor getting drunk hU landlady , Mrs Billups , making com plaint against him. She also charge d him with getting board under falsa pretenses tenses , but this was nettled. The case of Charles Jones , arrested fo > r : stealing money packages from the exproa tn company at Neola , comes up before Justice tico Vaughau to-day. Noola iolka ar < much interested in this case , and Jones' ' friends are standing by him strongly. To-night at 8 o'clock a free ontnrtain mont will bo given to young men of tli 10 Y. Mt 0 , A. , No. 12 North Main Btreol All ehould endeavor to bo present. En tartainuonts of this kind are held vrock ly , and thus fur they have boon most in , , teroeting and profitable , The exorcises will be both musical and literary. It leaks out that a confidence gam was turned at the transfer last Friday which was not reported. The amouu involved was only 920 , It is said tha ma of the new police was ji t boastin thai BOW there would bo no tricks turuo fU town , when two fellowa came up to Join wiifc' * complaint ) that they had just loaned a man $20 on a $1,000 check. Soon after two of the most notorious confidence men in this section of tha country passed him , but ho failed to rocogniKO them. Mrs. Benson's barn was removed yes terday by the city marshal and a force of men , it having boon declared a nuisance. After months of litigation , and having boon carried to the supreme court , was finally decided against her. While the assessment * of personal property are being equalized , the railway properly should not bo overlooked. Ono BEK reader , who haa boon looking over the facts lately shown up in its columns , inquires about the Pullman cars , and whether the Bloopers which are hero are taxed at all or not ? Respectfully re ferred to the board of equalization , Joe lluflman , who was arrested on a charge of burglary , ho having had some trouble with a neighbor , on which some windows wore broken , was yesterday brought up before Justice Schurz on another charge preferred by the same parties , this being assault with intent to commit rape , it growing out of the same transaction. Ho gave bonds for his ap pcarunco. Patsoy Morriaoy , on Omaha lad , who came over hero Saturday , and was on a little spree , did not appear in police court yesterday morning , and his $10 forfeit money wont to the city's till. It appeared that Patsoy seeing a man going along with a basket of moat on his shoulder , pushed the basket off ia the mud just for fun. It proved to bo a § 10 joko. Servant gtrls are scarce , and good ones still more scarce. It is claimed that the Danish girls of the city , of whom there are a goodly number , have organized a league , and struck , the wages claimed by them being 83.50 per week as the lowest and $4.00 for these capable of doincgou oral housework. These who employ girli in their homes are wild about it , but they seem helpless. A howl is raised because ono of the women of the town wont to church Sun day night. So long as she behaved her self properly there seems little occasion for any auch howl. The churches nro supposed at least to bo for the saving of sinners , though many of them have wandered away from that idea. Moodoy , the great evangelist , invites such fallen ones to como to his services , and the great teacher declared ho came not to cal the righteous , but the sinners to repent ance. Foster , the florist , on Harrison street Ouncil Bluifa , has the largest stock west of the Mississippi. Send for catalogue. 1'KHSONALi. Charles \Vindowmaker loatos for Stuart Iowa , to-day , but will return and work fo Foster Bros , on Monday next. O. 8. Clark , for a tlino city editor of The Nonpareil , and later on an Omaha paper has now attached himself to The Globe , and will eorvo as Its missionary in western Iowa. Iowa.W. W. S. Pickott , of Chicago , a well known agricultural implement man , was hero yestor day. Ho Bold of hay-knives alone § 2COC worth in the two cities , and says bualnes prospects hero are brighter than in mos places ho t ouches upon in his travel * . Con Seldenatrlcltor , of Plattsmouth , ycater day took a whole line of the Pacific hoiis register , John T. Stuart , of Shenandoah , wa at thi Pacific yesterday , and was greeted by many of hi * old friends , J. M. W lf , of Chicago , Is at BochtoloV. ( . H. Drake , of Sterling , arrived At Booh tele's ycBterdoy. St. Louis was represented at Boohtolo's you torday by L. Jaooby , H. P. Soarlcs , of Morldon , Conn. , was among yesterday's arrivals at the Ogdon. Win , A. Redlck , an Omaha attorney , visit ed thla side on legal business yesterday. Morris lloaonfield , of Now Yoik , rcachoc the Ogden yesterday. Ilev. Mrv Bates , pastor of the Presbyterian ' church , hos'gono to Columbus , O , , on a brio trip. trip.Mr. Mr. and Mrs. M , J. Michael * returnee from the east yesterday. W. J. Jackman , of the Omaha Herald , wa hero yoatorday looking at the growth of tin city. Council Bluffs folks did not greet him very cordially , for on his last trip ho wrotoup an article abusing the city , and calling all o its inhabitants "wob-footed. " That "web footed" appellation has blighted Jackinan' show for popularity hero. Major Moore , of Lincoln , spent Sunila hero looking o > or the water works , and con suiting with Harry Blrkinbluo about eonio o i peculiar advantages , with a view of adopt ing some of them at Lincoln. Kmlf Berger , one of Davenport'a livelier traveling men , arrived at Beohtelo's las night. Knickerbocker , 220 B. Main st. Tlio Union Stock Yards. The following were the shipment from the stock yards yesterday : Honkonwood Bros. , two cars cattle , 4 head , via Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul , U Chicago. Green & Dunk , 8 cars cattlo. 140 head , vl Chicago. Milwaukee & Paul , ta Chicago. A. P. Bralourd , 10 cars cattle , 170 head via. Chicago & Northwestern , to Chicago. N. P , Memengcr , 1 car cattle , 1(5 ( head , \l Ohlango & Northwestern , to Chicago. W < K. rJmlth , 1 car inttlo. 23 hood , via Chicago cage & Northwestern , to Chicago. W , K Binth. 1 car hog * . 70 head , via Clil cajro & Northweitorn , to ChloAgo. Clemem & M , , 4 cars pnltlo , 139 head , vl Kansivi City & Ht. Juo , ta Kauias City. B. 0. Lottou , 1 cor cattle , 33 head , vl Union PacIQo , to Beckwlth , Wyoining. J. M. Summons , - earn cattle , 10 hoac driven out. J. it. tiummoni , 1 car hogi , 91 hoai drhon out. Palmer Bros. , 1 car hones , 10 head , \i Union P cillc , to GrAud Inland , J. J , Lyndo , 1 cor cit'.lo , 2J head , > lalTuIo Pacific , to Kearney , Total hlpmoats , 839 head cattle , 30 cut. li Cooking etovon , when sold to putclma ore of other goodi bv A. J. Maudol , calmest almost iu chop as chroraos do when giv wi avray with a pound of tea. LABOR AROUSED. hall Muscle Be Set Aside for the Steal Shoyel , A. Meeting to lie Crtllcrt nt tlio Court Ilotiao Tlio recent request of J. J. Browa for permit to use a steam shovel , temporary rak , dirt cars nnd other mechanical ap- lianccs for shoveling the bluffa into the Bottom londa has called forth a storm of ndignation among the workingmon. The ilan proposed by JJir. Brown ia to lay omporary tracks on any street so as to arry tlio dirt from the bluffs by rail to , ny of the sire eta and lots needing Tilling , nd thus do by steam what is now being ,0110 by shovels and wagons. The re peat of Mr. Brown haa boon so far no- uicsccd in by the council as to have an udinanco prepared granting him the necessary permit. An this ordinance taa boon laid over under the rules , M. A. Moore , another well-known contractor , laa asked for similar right , and his naino has been joined with that of Mr. 3rown in the proposed ordinance. _ It is loclarod by aomo that the scheme is im- > racticablo , and that if tlio right was granted it would never bo used. Others irpdict that the ordinance will on its iccond reading bo referred to a commit oo and quietly pocketed never to bo icard from again. Tlio workingmen do notproposo to take any chances , however , and they are nuch stirred up about the prospect of .ho teams being kept idle , while the dirt s hauled by railway , and a meeting has ) cen called for this evening at the court louse to discuss this and other questions of interest to the men of muscle. The filling in of streets and lots has iclpcd out many n teamster and workingmen - men during the winter , in which little or no work could bo done , haa made all realize how much the workingmen have seen dependant upon the street -work , and this makes them all the more wrathy at any intimation , that the work is to betaken taken away , and given to steam. There are other features of the street work which ought to bo considered and liscussed. The letting of work to con tractors haa boon attended with many perplexities and hardships to the work- .ngraon. The city council has by its , o6so way of doing business made it un- : ertain whether property owners are liable - blo for the payment of the filling or whether the city is. This uncertainty as bo when and how payment will bo made lias caused contractors to fix the prices a from 30 to GO per cent above what they would do the same work for on a cash basis. AB a result , these who have means tn spare enter into private agreements with contractors , by which they got the filling in front of their property done a a much lower price than the contrao cilia for , and paying cash they hold the certificates of assessments against their own property. If in the future the courts should decide that the prop erty is not liable , but that the city mus pay for the work out of the general fund then these wealthy property-owners wil present these certificates to the city am draw payment for full contract price making a handsome profit. The poor man with his little homo cannot so easilj discount the certificate of assessment , ant hence ia at a disadvantage , for if the property is liable , ho will bo compollec to pay full contract prico. Those who can pay cash f r filling have got their work done cheap enough , but those who cannot have to pay a largo margin. In ease these amounts finally have to bo paid out of the general fund , the poor man's homo will bo taxed to pay for the profit which accrues to these who have "shaved" these certificates of assess mont. mont.While While contracts have been let at fwcn ty-fivo to thirty-five cents a load , the teamsters have been getting about fifteen cents a load , so that they got little out oi the improvements , in comparison to whal these got who ait idly by and discounl the certificates of assessments. The workingmen hero have a big field lioro for practical thought and talk concerning - corning street improvements , besides the now dirt toil way which is now propos ed. ed.Ono Ono of the moves made should bo to wait on the city council , so arranging its contracts and hands as to give the men who do the work some assurance of get ting thior pay. Some of these who hnvo been promised § 1.DO a day have boon obliged to take orders on stores , and liavo thus had goods forced on them when they could have used the cash to bettor advantage. Others have been defraudoc entirely out of their wages. Poraonn.1 The gontloinnn , who , on Saturday morning called near Bayliss park and inado an odor on the household goods need not return for them as they wore purchased by Mr. A. J. Mandol , who govo a much higher price fisr them NEW I10BE COMPANY. Completion of the Organization ol the Mayor' * ItuunliiK Team. A mooting of the W. R. Vaughan hose company waa hold on Saturday night The action of tlio council in rocognizin ; the company as a volunteer part of th fire department was reported. This recognition is necessary sixty days before the state tournament in order that the company may bo admitted to contest for the prizes. The company is virtually running team , and expects to carry of a number of the prizes at the tournamon at Dos Moinoa June 8. At this mooting F. H. Guanella was chosen chairman and W , R Brown sec- rotary. On motion of Jesse Walters the rules and regulations of the Bluffa City hose company were adopted as these of the Vsughan hose com. pany. 0. W. Mitchell aut J , D , Nicholson was appointed a com. mittoo to look the after securing of t room for tha mo of the company. Or. motion of Ohr.s. Nicholson it was decliu to give a Hay-polo party on the evening of May 1st , ami a oomuiittoo was ap pointed to complete arrangements , the chair naming Win. Lacy , J. D. Nicholson W. R. Brown , 0. W. Mitchnll and Bruce Howe. The price of tickets was phcoct at fifty cents. The following wore elected oiliceri o the hose company : W. U. Brown , general oral managar ; F. H. Guauella , captain Charles NichoUon. assistant captain . Brown and Mitchell were ap pointed a committee to solicit honorary members. Membership fees are fixed n 3 each. Adjournment was Ukcn uut next Thursday evening at 7:30. : LADIES ! WE ARE RECEIVING SOME VERY FINE OOR FINE For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and see our New Stock. ' Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. . 4-18 Broadway , Council Blufi's , ) TAW A Wesb Side Saunrc , Clnrmda i1U VV A < MAYNE & PALMER , DEAtKRS IN H. " Hard and Soft Goal , AND WOOD , BULK 'AND BARREL LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , MIOmOAN PLABTEB , HAIB AND SEWKR PITE , To. B30 . . . . Broadway. - - - OOTJHCIt. BLTJTFB. IOWA. "Wo have the The latest nov- finest stock and ' ' cities for Spriug all the latest designs Overcoats w e signs to select have Just rp- from. ceived. See them NONE nor TUB LEADING BEST OF SKILLED HANDS EMPLOYED. Merchant Tailors 7 and 9 Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS. All kinds of f Engineering I Land Bur-1 ' crln ( .oattb < quantities I ROOM 6 m OPERA HOUSE COUNCIL calculated , ! , , BLUFFS , IOWA , etc. , etc. V All Ordoro by Mall Promptly Attended To. ASADY , ORGUTT & FRENCH urtalns , In Lace , flic , Turcoman , Etc. Oil clothp , Mattings , Linoleums Etc jhoicest Stock West of Chicago. [ omo nnd bo convinced that wo are ( headquarters for all goods in our line , heapest place to buy House Furnishings in the City. OUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA Mail Orders Filled Promptly nnd wibh , Care The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of "PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET. ' Ne-w Building lTe'w Furnishings. ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS CENTKALLY LOCATED Fine Sample Rooms-Elegant Restaurant , PETER BECHTELE , PROPRIETOR , Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council B HARMAN KELLEY , 34 N. MAIN ST. , COTOOIL BLTTFFS. DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF ML PAPER II 1110 ? Interior Decorations. IS S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS. O.ETS3ME OP FITGH BROTHERS' ' CUSTOM SHIRTS ? Perfect Fitting , Best anil Cheapest. I lao Unon Collars arjd CufTs. Wo.1 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER ! Italic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds. TELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGH 3XTo. J.-C1. 3XT. JMC , j.xx g t. 3 a.xxaa.oJLl. : laa.gi . Fig loaves are out of style , BO nro goat and uhocp akin ; ahfxwla and blankets hare ( rene by. This is not intended for poetry , but if you want a suit of clothes to look both neat and dressy , call on NORENE & LAND8TROM , Their Prices are Truly Reasonable { IOWA. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Special advertisements. uch u Loat , found , To Loan , For Sale , To Kent , WanU , Board. Ingetc. , 111 bo Inserted In thli column at the low te ol TEN CKNTS PKll LINK ( or tha first Inwrtlon ind FIVE CENTS I'KU LINE ( or each lubtoqucnt o. wrtlon. Leave odrertUenienU at our offlco , No. Vtul btrcet. near IJroadwav WANTS. \\rANTEO A llui boy with I > ony to carry rout T T lor U s. CV11 at Council Bluff * Btx olllce. WANTKU Bterybooyw Council BlufTi to take TuiUii. Oellrcred by carrier at only twenty cents a week. OLD I'Al'KKS-Kor eala at BKI office , at S5 ceuli a huiidretl. A QENT8 Laille and gentlemen ran inakt flrst Jxdjuu wages by Bellini ; tha "Champion Bcuoin Xtrecthcr and Ironlnr Hoard. " Hctalli at tl.OO. Any Udy cart do up a line ihlrt without a wruikl ana tlo.i | | u nicely Mtho Deatlaundrleicaa. AddreM lor | itlcular 0. B. B. t L Co. , fill olHw , lor ono I08T A sm&ll ) iocket book conlalntn f two draft * , p > ) aU to H. A. Uollei. tlndtr will ba re ard < oy returning ain to hoom fl. Kterttt'a lllock. W AKTED-A good girl at K. 0. HOMO , 09 , B t > to ttrect. ROLLER SKATING CORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTH AYU , , Open 10:00 : a. in. , 2CO ; p. m and 7:30 p. in. , trumlo on Monday , Wedut day and Friday eta nlnga. ABMI8SION 25 OE.VIS. No objectionable characters will ba admitted. U. H. UAUTKNS . I'UOPnlt.TOR. W. R. VAUGHAN. Justice of the Peace , OrnaliA and Oounoll Blulfr. Real atata oolleo ton ageoo Ol'J IVJlv Over aarlngt Unfc. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS , GAPS BUCK GLOVES , 342 nnd 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA- LlV'KTO EA1. KAT TO L IYMT RESTAURANT O . .toroxto IMa.0 IM. 01 lion 1 404 Broadway , Me l nt nil Hours. Chef il'rmUlne f rmmdl niiiff * . Parties ft SpocIMtr. SIGN , SCENERY AND FRESCO PAINTING A SPECIALTY , 17 North Mnin St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. 805 South Main Street , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS. WHOLESALE 'o ' Ctnnlr h olIM ll WlLlJLWA I J jTTSi > cclal attention to orders mv Mail. uQUrJUTL .BJuIJrrS IQV A * ESTON HOUSE. EVERYTIIINO FIRSTCLASS. Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St. , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS L , A. CASPER , FLORI The Largest and Most Complete Green IIouso In Western Iowa. Over 24,900 Feet of Glass in Use. The Greatest \arlcty and tlio Choicest plant * . My collection of Plants and Mowers Is now complete In every respect , and the public nro lnIted to call and Inspect the pa.no. I was awarded tlio First Premium at the Council Blurts District Fair In September. 1SSJ , tncr all com petitors : and lia > o sin o added many new nnd choice \trlotlcd , and nm prepared to furnish n new class of plants that lia\o heretofore been unattainable In this market , far which I make no extra charge. Cut llovttrs and floral designs furnished I romptly , and on snort notieo. lha\ojust Isauuda new cat alogue for 1834 , n hlch will bo cent free on application. Green Vegetables the Year Round. none lUdish In bottles. 23 Plerco St. Council I Bluffs lown. N. SCHUEZ. Justice oft Peace. OFFICE OVKR AMERICAN EXl'RKSS. COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA. FOR SALE BT J. Y. FULLER , Commission Merchant No. O.SPeirt Street 'OWA RaUway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following are the times of the arrhal and de parture of trains by central standard time , at the locil depots. Trains leave transfer depot ten min- earlier and arrive ten minutes later. CHICAGO , BDRUNOrO.N AND QUIKCT. LKAVH. ARRIVE. f:40p m Chicago Express 0:40 : am 0:16 : a m Fast Hall. 7:00 : pro KANSAB CITT , ST. JOB AND COUNCIL BLOTTO. 10:10 : a m Mail and Kxpress , 6:45 : p m 8:25 p m Pacific Eiprcas , 6:35 : pm CniCAOO , H1LWAUEKX AMD BT. PAUL. 6:26 : p m Kxpress , 0:40 : a m 8:45 : a m Express , 6:65 : p m CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND AND PACIMO. 5:30 p m AtUntlo Express , 9:10 : a m 0.60 a m Bay Express , 0W : p m 7:15 am 'Des Koines Accommodation , 4:40 : p m At local depot only. "WABA3II , BT. LOUIS AKD FACmO 0:55 : a m Mall , 4:45 : p m 4:50 : pin Cannon Hall , 11:16 : am At Transfer only. CUICAOO anil KORTHWKSTKII * . 6:30 : m Express , 6:60 : pm 9:4 : } a m TaclQlo Kxprces , 0:15 : a m mm 8IOOX CITT AND FACinO. m St. P ui Express , 0:00 : am m Accommodation , 0:50 : p m UNION rAcinc. 17:69 : p m Western Express , 8S9 : a m 1:44 : a m Paclflo Express , 4:34 : p m 7:49 : a m Local Express , 0:51 : a m 12:14 : a m Lincoln Express , At Tramfcr only. DUMliT TRAINS TOOKiHA. Leave-8:2U:24-10-21-na : ) : : a. m. 1:24-2:24-3 : : l- 4:216.i4.2l7:24 : : and 11:04 : p , m Bucday , 8.21- 10:24 a. m. l:24-3 : : < 4-5:24-7:0 : : ! and 11:0-1 : p. m. At- tit a 40 minutes before leaving time. SPECIAL NOTICE TO Consumers of Water 1 TUB COUNCIL BLUFFS City Waterworks Coin'y AT TUB Request of the City Council , for 80 d y ' extension as evidenced by resolution ptasod March 18 , IS U , hereby announce ! that it tvillputtn service pljxiiti tlio curb o ( the etrcet on the HUB c [ IU main' , ( or aU partlei who de.lro oonneellona inade with the itreet malm , and ho will make application therefor to the company bo ( ere thu expiration ot laid 31 d y > ' esteiiglou , APRIL 18 , 1884 , At tha following prices , pyba ! to &d\ance : One hall Inch Berflce Pipe .IS Zl. Klvo-elghlh lacli S-rvlca 1'Ijin 0 10 Threo-quarUT IncIiHurvlco 1'Jpo. , 10 76 Seven-eight Inch borUco 1'ije 13 6 One Incu Bervlco I'lfe. . . . . .IS CO Thett prices Include the ccwt of optnluir and clMlnir the troot , tapping thontron water malu , ( urukhln/and puttlug In extra etronx lead nerUce pipe , luniuhing and putting laourh sU-p , ttop box and cover complete , nnJ nuklntt all ntce ary con- nectloua between the itreet watrr m > ln and the curb ol the ttroet.nhlch are about one half too coat to th oomiiTir ol doing the tame wurk , In > lew of the oontempUud paving ol certain ttreeti In the city. } artlei are teoommtuded to make application Immediately , at the ot&ce ol tha com pany , 26 Pearl Street , In order to re the nwtsalty and aiold the In- croaxd eipenao tit breaklu/ the itreet alter pav- SILOAM MINERAL SPRINGS. Wo euaiantco the euro oi the followlnfc named dla- Bcasos , or no pay : Rheumatism , Scrofula , Ulcers , Catarrh , aU Blood and tkin dlseaf es , Dvipopsla , Liver Complaint , Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Uout , Neu ralgia and Asthma , Thesn Springs are the favorite resort of the tired and deblllcatad , and are the FEE11LK LADIIfS BKST FRIEND , Good hotel , livery and bathing occomodatlon both , winter and Bummer. Locality highly picturesque and health1. Accessible by Wabash rallnay , Evona.or C.B. & Q. , at Albany. Corrcfpondeno Bollclted , UKV. M. U. THOMPSON. Manager. Albany , Glloam Springs , jdentry Co. , Mo. ANALYSIS. Specific Gravity 1.002 Reaction Neutra Carbonic Acid Oos 28 In. per gallon. Carbonate Calcium 35,921 Grains Carbonate Iron 7,041 Sulphate Magnesia 3,256 Sulphate Calcium 1,148 Chloride Sodium , 7,260 SlUlea l.cea Alumina . . . .0,018 Organlcand Volatile matter and loea . . . .1,450 Total solids per gallon 67,174 WRIGHT & MXRRILL. Chemists JACOB SIMS. . P. CADWEU , SIMS& CADWELL , Attorneys-at-Law , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA Office , Main Street , Rooms 1 and Shugart t Mc- Mabon'f Block. Will practice In State and edenl courts THE DOOM OF THE UNSAVED ! "The wicked shall ho turned into hell , and the nations that forgot God. And the same shall drink of the wine of the wrath ef God , which ! s poured out with out mixture into the cup of indignation , and he shall bo tormented with fire and brimstone in the presence of the holy angels and ii the presence ot the Lamb. BIBLE. R. Eice M. D. . H A WniJD < 3 or other turners removed without the UllllufjllU , Unlfe or drawing ol blood. CHRONIC DISEASES * ° 'klncl ' * * w ty. " Over thirtycarslpracticalnxporlcnco Offloo No. C I'earl street , Council Bluffs I At the well-known. Establishment OP J. P. FILBERT , 209 Upper Broaaway , tlio 01 Council IJlufli. Notice our reduccu Price List. Wo ghe IB pound * EttraO Sugar ( or $1 00 11 pounds Granulated Suirar , , 00 25 pounds Choice Oatmeal . , 00 25 pounds Navy Beans 00 20 pounds B rt Hulk Starch 00" 12 pound * Carolina Illeo , 00 12 pounds Choice trums , , , , . 00 25 Lars Buffalo Soap , CO Extra Lake Trout , per pound oo Choice lllnce Meat per pound , , , 10 1 doiun Mackerel 16 Colorado Flour , Winter , per cwt 2 DO 10 rounds Ginger Stapj. . . i oo 40poundsh inloy. . . . . i CO 5 gallon keg Bjiup i 70 Wlilte Fhb , per Ml , " " . fo Mackerel , verkit. , . , , gs I > atenpcr ) pound. , , . , , jo T. T. T. All gradw , according to ipullty , ICe to bee per pound We olio carry a lull line ol JIen' , Ladles' and Ch'Idrcn'a ' fine Shoes and Men' . Fiuo 1 toot a at ten low prlcM. Also lull line oi Tiuwaro and general merchandise. Call on u and bo cenvlncul tha1 jou connate tconoyhr dealing with us. QooiU dellverM I iroo III any part of the city. Iu c word , 3 art bound to tell and challenge a L laudaulo competition In this county. J. I1. KILBEHTI 'I 209 upper llroadirar. Mrs , H , J , Hilton , M , D , , ' PHYSICIAN & ? ' 322 Middle n o' ' w v. Council Bltfflu , * > ] O. U. rC9RT. 4'I OFFICER & PUSEY CViucil Illurlt Esiabusneu 1S5B Doileriln Forel < u and onibstlo Exchange4
