OMAHA DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , THURSDAY APJRIL 17 , 1884.
THE DAIO BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Thursday Morning. Anril 17 ,
SUbSOtllt'TION HATES.
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OFFICER
No. 1 Foarl Street , Hoar Broadway.
MINOE MENTION ,
Additional local on novonth \ > ngo.
The board of Buporvisors moot to-day.
All railroad tickets bought of D. W.
Buslincl ! nro guaranteed , also all rebate
ordora given by him.
t Urn. Davy , thn old lady lately injured
by falling down a collar-way , ia very low
nnd not expected to livo.
Kato Oliwtoii appeared last evening at
the opera houao in "A Sea of Ice. " To
night the "Two Orphans" is to bo given.
Tuberose bulbs , double and single
I * * * mixed , at fifty cents n dozen , post-paid.
Address H. 0. Raymond , Council Bluffs ,
Iowa.
Iowa.A
A young follow named Qunckonhosh
waa arrcstod yesterday afternoon for
fighting , ho and "Big Sandy" nnd Borne
other follow having had n round or two.
About n week ngo a daughter of M. D.
MeMahon , of Doniaon , took ono of her
father's best horses , after nightfall , and
disappeared. The girl is only 13 years
of age , and no causa scorns assigned for
the act.
The democratic county convention
moots at the court house at 10 o'clock
this morning for the purpose of oolocting
thirteen delegates to the atato convention
which moeta at Burlington on the 24th
of April.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn were surprised at
thoirhomo on Stntsman street Tuesday
night by a gathering of friends , who cnmo
accompanied by aa orchestra nnd ether
< needfuls for a good time , and a good time
wia had surely ,
Mrs. Ben Heath died very suddenly of
heart disease at her homo in Dow Oily.
She wan to have taken part in a concert
the following evening , and a lady who
called to practice with her found hot
lying dead on the floor of the parlor.
Johnnie Eponotor now wears aa his
own the beautiful gold modal , made by
Michael Bros. , having won it in Ihroo con
tests at the skating rink as the fastest milo
skater. The engraving was made com
plete yesterday by the scroll being filled
with the words , "Won by John Epenotor ,
Time , 3 minutes , 43 seconds. "
Yesterday afternoon a young fellow
giving his name as Charles Blanchard
was arrested for indecent ozpoouro of
person , at the 0. , B. , & Q. depot. It
appears that he helped some country
ladies get s trunk , and after loading it
into the wagon , got mad because they re
fused to pay him a quarter , and BO insult
ed them.
Dr. Willis Danforth.of Milwaukoo.asist-
ed by Dr. A. P. Hanohett , of this city
and Dr. W. S. F. Hanohett , of Omaha ,
performed a very delicate nurgical opera
tion upon Mrs. J. McNaughton
yesterday ' morning. Mrs. Mo-
Naughton'a many friends' " will bo
pleased to know that she rallied from
the operation very nicely and last evenIng
Ing was doing well , with a good prospect
of ultimate recovery
The following have bnon selected as
superintendents of the various depart
ments at the coming fall fair hero :
Horses and mules , J. W. Porogoy ; cat
tle , Col. W. F. Sappj hogi , George F.
Wright ; sheep and poultry , P. Lacy ; implements -
plomonts and machinery , E L. Shugart
vehicles , tools and hardware , Thomas
Bowman ; poultry , kitchen and dairy ,
W. S. Pottibono ; grain , vegetable , fruits
plants and flowers , Henry Eisoman ; line
art , Capt. D. F. Eicher.
The festival given by the ladies of the
Lutheran church at Marten's skating
rink proved a great success every way
financially and socially. The attendance
waa very largo and the arrangements
were so well planned and happily carried
out that all who participated had a merry
timo. Mr. John Kost was the general
manager , and had the affairs in charge ,
and much of the success of the occasioi
was duo to him , ho seeing to it tha
everything went off smoothly and joy
ouily ,
Charles St. Glair scorns to bo a kleptomaniac
maniac in the boot and shoo lino. Hi
lately stole a pair of shoes of Eineman
-Rodda & Co. , and was sentence' ! to thir -
tjr days in jail. Tuesday hU time was u
" * and ho had not boon released an hour b
fore he was walking up the street with
pair of rubber boots stolen from Bono <
Co. Mr. Bono overtook him , and aikec
him what ho was going to do with thoa
boots. The fellow oooly replied that In
was going to sell them. Ho was then
told that he had better pay for them
first , but he remarked that ho "didn't
have to , " whereupon ho was led to the
eel r. Yottwday he was sentenced to
thirty days moro in jail.
ABB YOU G01WQ ICO EUitOPE ?
la another column will be found tha an-
. .RouBOomeut of Hewii. TH03. COOK & BON ,
Te rUt Amenta , 201 Broadway , New York ,
r l tiv < to the very complete arrangemonU
tlw h * ? * intrdo for tours In Kurop * \it \
' famlag Sprfujf and Stumnar. "CooVa Kicur-
atoabt , " containing map * and ( nil iiartluuioi IS .
will be mailed to any acUlreu * on receipt of 10
Fot0r , the ilorut , on Harrison street
juwil Bluffc , hu the largest stock west
the Mi * U lppi. Bend for catalogue.
] * tMici * lgM /nrnituro and the
for the same ara fur-
. J , Mandl , 325 Broadway ,
A BAD BREAK ,
Tp Crooks Try lo Get a Thonsanil
Dollars in Gold ,
Mr. Green R Tilttlo Too Bhri > for
Tlicm.
An amusing aUompt was mndo the
other day by a pair of crooks to got away
with n W of gold. The would-bo victim
was ono of the city'a ronl cstato and loan
men , who alums the notoriety of bring
named in connection trilli the affair , but
who vouches for the facts given below ,
as learned by Tun BEE. It ap
pears that frr some business pur
pose ho drew from the Citizens'
bank $1,000 in gold , it being in n bag ,
which ho carried in his hand from the
bank to his ofllco. It was just before the
bank closed , nnd the loan man was evi
dently noticed by the crooks. By a pre
vious arrangement made with the bank ,
the man finding that ho culd - not use
the gold that day , slipped into the roar
door of the bank an hour or two after
wards and rcdopositod the
money , The first intimation the
loan man had that anyone was
trying to put up any job on him , was
parly in the evening when ho chanced to
bo near the Pacific housp. A Pine look
ing man fltoj-pod up to him and greeted
him as Mr. Ohrisinnn , and of course
wanted to know how all the folks wore nt
Atlantic. The loan man promptly denied
being Air. Ghristimn , the stranger apolo
gized for the mistake , and remarked :
"Oh , yes , you belong in town. I remember -
member now of seeing you about the
town. Lot's see , your name is . " The
loan man began to catch on , and told him
oat and out who ho was and
whcro his place of business was.
The two parted , and after getting his
mail , -was starting for his oflice , when
stranger No. 2 called him by name , and
began talking with him very familiarly ,
and trying to make the loan man romom
bar him as being in the same line of bus !
ness in another city , and was evidently
intending to accompany him to the oflico ,
whore in talking over business matters
ho ceuld Imvo n better chance to either
confidence or garrote him out of that
gold which was supposed to bo in the
safe at the oflice.
The stranger No. 2 in accosting the
would-be victim "by his right name was
rather surprised to got the reply , "No ,
sir , that is not my name. My name is
Mr. Green , Don't you see something
green in my appearance ? " The stranger
gasped out that ho didnt. "Well , I'll
toll you what I see in you : I see an out-
and-out crook , and I'd advise you to make
yourself scarce , very ncarco , and at once ,
too , " and ho reached behind him as if for
his revolver , while whatever schemes the
follow had for that bag of gold disappear
ed with him in the darkness.
Instructive Heading.
Some of the testimonials from different people
ple relative to Thomas' J.clcctric Oil , and
the relief It has given them when distressed i
with hondache , earache , and toochacha are an
Interesting reading an you will find. This bo-
inff a dtaudard medicine , ia Bold everywhere
by druggists ,
LABORING FOB LABOR.
The Resolntioiis for the Council to
Consider ,
A Protest Against Letting Street
Work by Contract.
The committee chosen at the working-
men's mooting to present the resolutions
prepared by Mr. John Ahlos , protesting
against the train railway for dirt hauling ,
has a number of ether matters in hand ,
which are to bo considered in the inter
est of labor. The resolutions prepared by
J. S. Goggshnll and by the moss mooting
placed in the hands of its coinmittoo to
present to the council are important as
they touroh upon the letting of work by
contract , and express the feelings of the
workingmen on this matter. They are
as follows :
To the Hon. Mayor and City Council ol
Council Hindu , Iowa :
GENTLEMEN We , the workingmen o ;
Council Bluffs , in moss mooting assembled
bled , would respectfully present for your
attention the following memorial :
Wo ask that in conducting the affairs
of our city you would boar in mind tha'
the true prosperity of a community ii
conditioned upon the reception of tin
greatest good by the greatest number o :
the citizens and apply this principle to
every action of your body , aa a test o
its popularity and justice. Wo are in
formed that your honorable body ari
considering a proposition to allow n track
to bo laid through the streets of our city
for the transportation of earth for grad
ing purposes , and that a steam shove'
shall be used for excavating the Bluffs
and wo would respectfully admit tha
such a proceeding would work a soriou
injury to such of pur follow workingme :
as now derive their support and that o
their families from wages earned in excavating <
cavating and hauling said earth for sail d
grading purposes.Vo would rospoctfull. dy
call your attention to the fac : t
as consumers of the commodities sold i : n
the city , wo are charged with the burdo
of the payment of the throat bulk of a 11
city taxation , and have a juut right to b
heard and hooded in our wishes in matters
tors pertaining to public rights and th.
disposal of public privileges. And furthermore
ormoro , as citizens , if there are profits t (
bo made in the management and suporiu
tendonco of city work , wo hare the rich
to demand that the city should roceiv
the benefit thereof ; and on that acooun
wo insist that no city work shall hereof to
bo lot by contract , but shall bo done b ;
the city directly , under the managomou
of the proper authority.
Pure Blood ,
Many families pi Me tbeinuelves on their n
hie ancestry ) but here , In this democrat
country we do not core aa much about our pe <
Igree aa our health ; or , at least , that ought
bo the principal object of our solicitude , \ \
cannot have good health without pure , rlr
blood. When the blood U out pf order , dl
ease manifests itaolf in the akin mid flesh , on
In fact , in all parts of the body. To bu r
stored to health , take SCOVIII/3 HA11S
I'AHIIXA or BLOOD 4 LIVKH 8Y11U , .
Physician * speak In the highest terms of th
medldno. _
Dr. Uverett , Cooper PJalnj , 8t uben Co. .
N , Y , , mention * two cases of Scrofula and
Kryslpela * In which BcoviU' SaruapaiiUaor
Blood and Liver Syrup affected a cure and
says , "I think It one of the best puriBcra of
the day , It has mot with perfect success lu
every case where I h&ve used it. "
Railroad Commissioner Ooflln , of Fort
Dodge , is nailing off hii farming implo-
menti.
VAUGHAN'S GALAXY ,
The Stars Now Glisten on New Bine
Broadcloth Suits ,
The 1'nrmlo Ycntertlfty.
Yesterday Mayor Vaughan showed up
the now police force to the public gaze.
A parade of the mon being made , the
Bavarian band furnishing the music. The
mon were nrrnyod in their now uniforms ,
and so far as individual nppoaranco was
concerned showed up well. Collectively
it was not so great a show , aa there wcro
but eight in number besides the
chief , Tom Skinner A stranger
seeing the mon marching down Broad
way with the mayor at their head
must have boon struck with some amaze
ment to learn that this waa the entire
police force of n city claiming 25,000 inhabitants -
habitants , and scattered over a whole
township.
The parade was worthy of note for sev
eral reasons , ono being that it was
the first time in the history of the
city when all the policemen appeared in
now regulation umformo. The now hata
urn the same as those uocdby the Chicago
police , a toll , stiff hat , with n military
cord , nnd the loiters in front , " 0. B. P. , "
and the number of the oflicer. The nulls
ere of navy blue , frock coats , and blue
pantaloons with white cords on the outer
soams. Now bolts and now billies have
also been provided , BO that the policemen
look quite metropolitan.
The parade yesterday consisted
of n march along Broadway
nnd Main streets , nnd an inspection nt
each of the newspaper ofliccs , the force
stopping in front of each ofllco long
enough for the now clothes to bo inspect
ed , nnd the tired newspaper men to bo
refreshed with music. After visiting all
the newspapers , photographic views wcro
taken of the forco.
The getting of now suits of clothes for
nine mon was not much of n thing to
make such a "hurrah" ever , but it was
the best thing that Yaughan had yester
day to "boom" on , and as all know , ho
cannot sit quiet. It was the best ho
had , and ho made the best of it , and
bettor that than nothing. It livened up
the streets for an hour , and made a stir.
All this fuss about the now uniforms re
minds ono of the story told on Officer
Morse. Police business was dull , but
finally ho run in ono man for being
drunk. Field , who was then chief of
police , soon after entered the station ,
and finding the man locked up there ,
was surprised , as ho did not.seom to have
boon drinking much. Ho asked Morse
why ho arrested him , and was told that
it % vas for being drunk. "Drunk , " said
the chief , "why , ho don't seem to bo
drunk. " "Well , " said Morse , "ho was
the drunkest I could find. " The parada
was the best that Yaughan could do yes
terday to keep the town stirring , and it
wasn't his fault that there was not moro
of a show , ho hiving out all that the
council would furnish him.
TcllB the 1'rutli.
"This modiclno I , can highly recommend.
Burdock lllood UiUirt nro the boat blood puri
fiers wo have ever used. " Charles A. Hurt ,
15 Court St. , Buffalo , N. Y.
VEnSONAJU
Supervisor Klrkwood arrived yesterday ,
and is at the Pacific.
W. D. Stockman , of Chicago , Is at the Pa
cific.
cific.II.
II. A. Crane , of Chicago , reached the Pa
cific yesterday.
H. J. Chambers , the Avoca attorney , was
In the city yesterday.
A. K. Grow , of Logan , was at the PaclGo
yesterday ,
Dr. W. Danforth , a prominent Milwaukee
surgeon , was at Bochtolo's yesterday , sailed to
this city on a difficult caao. Ho loft yesterday
for homo apatn.
II. F. Hastings , of Toledo , Ohio , is at the
Ogdon.
W. A. Evans and M. Ilolbrook represented
Missouri Valley at the Ogden table yesterday.
Fred W. Beach , of Batavla , 111. , reached
the Ogdou yesterday.
M. L. Boyloa , of Kookuk , Iowa , la at the
Ogdon.
Frank L. Allen , of Chicago , 111. , ( a at Boch-
tolo'rt.
D. M. Jay , of New York , arrived at Boch-
tole'it yesterday.
George W. Drach , a Cincinnati tourist , ia
nt IJochtelo'ri with his Biunploa.
COMMEKOIAli.
COUNCIL DLDVrS MAnRET ,
Wheat No. 2 spring , C5o ; No. 3 , B5c ; re
jected , COc ; good demand.
Corn 1/oaleru are paying SOo for old com
and COc for ui > w.
Data In geed demand at SOe.
Hay 4 000 00 per ton ; fXo ) per baJo.
llyo-40@40o.
Corn Meal 125 per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , 0 00 ©
700.
700.Coal
Coal Delivered , hard , 11 CO per ton ; soft ,
6 00 per ton
Lard Falrbank'i , wholesaling at Ojfc.
Flour City Hour , 1150 < t 3 20.
Brooms 2 95@8 00 per doz ,
LIVB STOCK.
C ttle-3 50@4 00 ; calvoa , 5 C07 50.
HOM Local paclcora are buying now and
there Is a good demand for all grades ; choice
packing , 0 25 : mixed , 5 23.
FI10DUOB AND FHUITH.
Quotations by J. M. St. John & Co , , commission -
mission merchants , 638 Broadway.
Butter Creamery , S5c ; chdco country rolls ,
In good demand , -Oc.
Kggs liijo par dozen.
Poultry tteady alechlckensdrossod ; , 12)o ) ;
lire , Dot turkoyn , dreasod , ICc ; lire , 12c ;
uck , dressed , 12Joj live , 80.
Oranges t 004 25 per box.
Lemons 3 60(534 ( 00 nor box.
Bananas 2 60@3 60 per bunch
Vegetables Fotatoei , 40360 ; onions , 76c ;
cabbage , none in tha market ; apples , ready
gale at 3 234 00 for prime stock.
Missouri Valley Times , 11 : On the
first day of the first fair ever held in Mis
souri Valley , Ed. Cusack , of this city ,
swallowed a pcach-stono , and was unable
to got it either up or down in his throat.
Friday evening ho was taken sick and
vomited up that poach-stono , and WnuA.
Evans now lias the etouo in his possession.
Ed. feels better than he bos since the day
ho swullownd that stone. For fourteen
years ho had boon unable to swallow meat
of any kind , or any substance in large
quantity. It seems strange that a poach-
seed would remain in a man's throat for
fourteen yean , but such is the fact.
The drunkard swills alcohol. Wise
men u o Samaritan tfcrvlne , the king
of all remedies.
"Our child had fits. The doctor said
death was certain , Samaritan Nervine
cured her. " Henry Knee , Yerrilla , Tenn
> AtDruggJ ts ,
LADIES !
WE ARE REOElVINGr SOME VERY FiNE
For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and
see our New Stock.
Z. TB LIN1DSEY & CO. .
4-12 Council BlulTa )
- Broadway , , T/\WA
1U W Al
West Side Saunro , Olonndn i
MAYNE & P&LMER ,
DEALERS IN US"
Hard and
AND WOOD ,
BULK 'AND BARREL LEUE , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND OEMKNT , MICHIGAN PLASTER , HAIR
JL VTHlTWRR PlPF
"
No. BgB Broadway. - COnNOU. BLUFFS. IOWA
Wo hnvo tlio The Intest nov
finest stock and elties for Spring
nil the Intest de Overcoats w e
signs to select Imve just r -
from. ceived. See them
NONE BUT THE LEADING
HANDS BEST OK ESH'LOYED. SKILLED HercM Tailors
7 and 9 Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
All kinds of 3BI.
Engineering
Land Sur-
quantities calcul tttod , | I ROOM 6 , NEW OPERA HOUSE , COdL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
eta , cto. All Ordoro by Mall Promptly Attended To.
: AH'ORGUTT ' / & FRENCH
urtalns , In Lace , ri fc , Turcoman , Eto. Oil cloths , mattings , Linoleums Etc
oicest Stock West of Chicago.
jomo and bo convinced that wo are fhoadquartors for all goods in our lino.
hoapost place to buy Houao Furnishings in the City.
OUNCiL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Mail Orders Filled Promptly nnd with Care
The only Hotel in this City on the Eurpoan plan of
"PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET. "
New Building ; Now Furnishings.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS-CENTKALLY LOCATED.
Fine Sample Rooms Elegant Restaurant ,
PETER BECHTELB , PROPRIETOR ,
Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council B
HARMAN KELLEY ,
34 N , MAIN ST. , COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
DEALER IN ALL THiS LATEST DESIGNS OF
fALL PAPER
Interior Decorations.
13 S. Pearl Street nnd 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
WHY DOfTT TOO'
ETSDME OF
FITGH BROTHEBS' ' CUSTOM SHIRTS ?
reifoct Fitting , Best and Cheapest. Fine Linen Collars and CuCi.
No. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , lows , .
3D. IMC
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER !
Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds.
TELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGH
TNT. 3Vt , iaa. t = tt. . Cfo-u.xa.oll
GRESTON HOUSE.
KVEHTTUINn riK3TCLABS. .
Nos. 217 nnd 210 S. Main St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special advertisement ! , luch u Lost ,
Found , To Loan , For Bale , To Rent , Wants , Board'
log , etc. , will be Inserted In thU column at the low
rate ol TEN CENTS VKR LINK lor the Dnt Insertion
and FIV15 CENTS PER LINE tor each subsequent n-
sertlon. Leave advertisement * at ouroHloo , No ,
1'earl Street , near Broadway
WANTS.
YXrANTKU AlUnboy with i > ony tn carry roui
> V tor Bw. C ll at CounUI Dlulfs Bu olnce.
WANTEU Every body in Council UluOs to take
Tusllii Dellvorcd by carrier at only twenty
cents a week.
0 LI ) 1'AI'F.HS For sale at 11 ottloo , at 25 cents
a hundred.
AQKNlti Ladles and K ntlemuii can make tint
class nagei by Bellini ; the ' 'Champion liosorn
Stnttber aud Ironlue Itoird. " Itutalls at 8100.
Any lady can do up a flno shirt without a wrinkle
and glr * i ! > as nicely as the nest laundries can. Address
forpaitlcularaO. B. 8. & L Co. , fin ottloe , for one
mouth.
\\7ANTKD-A pooditlrl at K. a Ilouie , 1H > 7 , H
11 tth stMet. Non other need apply.
TfANTKDAnciJESKementwi hthcatiicaltroup * .
M AadntaA.il. „ 29 , blith Avenue Council
I > luff
, Ion a.
" \X7 ANTED A situation as bookkeeper or ! <
f man ouudence or contract work llelt
JJ..B1U &th It anil Oth a > n.
W. R. VAUGHAN.
Justice of the Peace.
Omaha and Council Blnib.
Heal entile oolleo Ion aeen ? 011 Ke < l ) v
Over uavlnsi bonV.
R. Rice M. D.
or otbcr tumors removed without the
knlle or drawing ol blood.
CflHONIiJ
Over thirty years' practical experience Office No
C I'earl street , Council WuOj
rnoa. omcu , n. M. rosir ,
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Oounoll Blulf * . . Ia.
Established - - 1856
Dealers la Foreign and cmeetlo Eichince an
IIoiM Becuritl
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WHOLESALE DEALEtlS IN
HATS , GAPS BUCK GLOVES ,
342 and 344 Broadway. COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
Oo.tox-ox- Tlxo
c li nUIIHonrs.
1'artlcRnKprcUltv.
SIGN , SCENERY AND FRESCO PAINTING A SPECIALTY ,
17NorlliMninSr. , COUNCIL BLUFFS
REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE.
805 South Main Strcot , - . COUNCIL BLUFFS.
WHOLESALE
Hardware , Mery , Timer's Sloft Etc ,
jOTSpoclM attention to orders my Mall. GQITO QTL BLUFFS , 10 V A.
Fig loaves are out of style , so nro goat and sheep skin ; shawls and blankets havoi
cone by. This is not intended for poetry , but if you want a suit of clothes to look
both neat and dressy , call on
KORENE & LANDSTEOM ,
Their Prices are Truly Reasonable {
L. A. CASPER ,
The Largest and Most Complete Giccn IIouso In
Western Iowa.
Over 24,900 Feet of Glnss in Use.
The Greatest variety mid the Choicest plant * . My
collection of Plants and How en Is now comrleto In
every ro i cct , and the public wo Im Itcd to call and
Inspect the sa.no.
I was awarded the First Premium at the Council
Bluffs District fair In September. 1833or all com
petitors : nndjume Bin o added many new and
choice vulo.1lea , and ain prepared to furnish n new
class of plants that limolieretMora been unattainable
In thli market , for which I make no extra charge.
Cut flowers and floral designs furnished j romptly ,
and on suort notleo 1 have just Issued a now cat
alogue for 1831 , which wilt ho ecnt free on application.
Green Vegetables the Year Round.
Horse Rvlifth In bottles.
23 Plorco St. CounclllBIuffelown.
N. fcCHURZ.
Justice of the Peace.
OFFICE OVER AMERICAN EXPRESS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA.
&
BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS.
J. Y. PULLER ,
Oommission Merchant
No. SSJPenrI Street - Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Railway Time Table ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following ; are the times of the arrival and de-
arturo of trains by central standard time , at the
ocaldepote. Trains leave transfer depot ten mln-
earlier and arrh e ten minutes later.
CinCAQO , BUUUNOrOS AND QUIKCT ,
LKAVB. ARMV .
f.35pm Chicago Express 9:00 : am
9 : a in Fast Mall. 7:00 : p ta
KANSAS CITY , ST. JOB AND COUNCIL BLCWS.
0:05 : a m Mall and Express , 7:05 p m
8:05 : p m 1'acine Express , 6:50 : p m
CUICAOO , HIIWADKIIII ASD CT. PAUL.
5:45 : a m Uall and Express , 7:10 p m
6za : p m Kxpress , 9:40 : a m
0:4o : a in Expreea , 8S5 : p m
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND AKD TACmO ,
BSflpm : AtUntlo Express , 9:40am :
9:50 : a m Day Express , 0:50 : p m
7:15 : a m Des Molnrs Accommodation , 4:40 : p m
At local depot only.
WABABII , 8T. LOUIS AKDFAC1F1C.
9:55 : a ra Mall , * p m
4:50 : pm Cannon Call , 11:15 : a in
At Tranbferonly ,
CHICAOO and HORTHWKSTIIIIS .
B:30 : m Express , 6.50pm
9.4iam PaclDlo Express , 9:15 : a in
BIOUX CITT AND PACIflO.
m St. Paul Express , 0X0 a m
m Accommodation , 0:50 : p m
DMIOH Mcino.
17:59 : p m Western Express , 8:33 : a m
1:44 : a in 1'aclflo Express , 4:34 : pm
7:49 : am Local Express , 0:54 : am
12:14 : a in Lincoln Express ,
At Trail for only.
DtrilUT TKA1M TO OMAHA.
Leave 8:24-9:24-10-24-11:24 : : : a m. 1:24-2:21-3:54- : : :
4:24-5:24-0 : 4-7:24 and 11:04 : p , m Sunday , 8:24- :
10:24 : a. m. 1:24-3:24-5:24-7:01 : : : : and 11:04 : p. m. Ar
I m DO minutes before leaving time.
GASH TALKS !
At the wollrknown Establishment
OF
J. P. FILBERT ,
209 Upper Broaaway , the
PIONEER GASH
01 Council Blufli. Notice our reduced l'rlc List.
We give
15 pournli Kitra 0 Sugar ( or ft 00
11 pounds Granulated Huzar. . . . . . . . . , , 1 CO
25 pound * Cholc Oatmeal . ,100'
IS pounds Navy Bean , 100
Sin pounds H-stBulU Starch 1 00
12 pounds Carolina We * . , . , , 100
IS pounds Choice t rums , . . . . . 100
bar Buffalo Soap , 1 00
Extra Lake Trout , per pound , . . , , 1)9 )
Choloo Mines Meat ptr pound , . . . , , 10
1 doion Mackerel 15
Colorado Hour , Winter , per cwt 290
10 i-ouud Dinner Htapj . . , , , , , 1 CO
tOpo.ndih uilor , . , , . > I CO
6 gallon keg riyiup , , , 1 70
White KUh , per Ml 80
Mackerel , uerklt , 85
't ' per pound. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . 10
T. T. T.
All gradei , according to quality , lee to 8Co per
pound
We l o carry a lull Hot ol Men' * , Lodlei' and
Cn'lJreu' * flue Shoe * and Ueo'i Flue liooU at my
lowprlcon. Alia lull Hue ol Tinware and trunoial
Call on u and be coavlncod tbi1 you
can aavo tuoncy k ; dealing with us. Ooods dellvtrnl
fiealnanvi rtof the city. '
la a word , we an bound to sell and challenge a I
Uudacl oonifOtlUou In this oountv.
J , I r I Lu ERT'
SILOAM
We tfua-antco the euro of the following named dis-
scasos , or no pay : Rheumatism , Scrofula , Ulcers ,
Catarrh , all Blood andklndlscarcs , Dytpepsla , Liver
Complaint , Kidney and Bladder Diseases. Gout , Ncu-
ralgia and Asthma , Thcsa Springs are the favorite-
resort of the tired an.l dcbllicatad , and are the
rEEBLE LADUS BEST FRIhND ,
Good hotel , Ihery anil bathing accomodatlon both
winter and summer. Locality hlghlv picturesque
and healthy Accessible by Wabssh railway ,
Evona , or C.B. & Q. , at Albanv. Corrcsponacno
solicited , REV. M. II. THOMPSON.
Manager.
Albany , Siloam Springs , iGantry Co. , Mo.
ANALYSIS.
Spoclflo Gravity 1.002
Reaction Neutra
CarbonloAcidOas ? 8 In. per gallon
Carbonate Calcium 35,921 Grains
Carbonate Iron 7,041 ! ' ,
Sulphate Magnesia 8/S8 "
Sulphate Calcium 1,148 "
Chloride Sodium 7,260
Sllllca 1,608 "
Alumina . . . .0,010
Organloand Volatile matter and losa . . . .1,469 "
Total solids per gallon 67,17 * "
WBIOIIT tt UxnBiLii. Chomleta
JACOB B11IS. E. P. CADWELL
SIMS A CADWELL ,
Attorneys -at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Oflice , Main Street. Rooms 1 and Shugut tt Mo-
Uahon'i Block. Will practice In State and edertl
oourta
SPECIAL ,
TO
Consumers ot Water I
THE
*
COUNCIL BLUFFS
h
City "Waterworks Gom'y . ;
AT THE
Request of tbo City Council ,
( or a 30 days' cxttnabn aa evidenced by resolution
piaicd March 18,1811 , hereby anti iuncei thit It ?
will put In service plpis I ) tliu curb ol tbo street
on the line o ( Its main i , for ft'l ' purtlo * who desire t ?
connections made 1th the street mains , and who A
will make application thorotor to the company be
lore the expiration ol said 33 day * ' extension , |
APRIL 18 , 1884 ,
At the following prices , payable In advance :
Ono half Inch Service Fine , $326
Five-eighth Inch H rvlcel'lpn 0 fo
Three quarter Inch Service PIpe 10 76
Seven-eight Inch Service Pipe 13 26
Ono Inch Service ripe , 15 00
These prices Include the coat of opening and
closing tbo street , tapping the etroit water main ,
furnlsmnc and putting In c tri strong lead eervlca
pipe , ( urmshlng and putting In cum stop , stop box
ami cover complete , and making all necessary con
nections between tha ctrcet wat r m ln and the
curb of the street , which are about one-half tno
cost to the conniKi cr ot doing the fame work.
InIew ot the contemplved paring of certain
streets In the city , rnrte ! are recommended to make
application Immediately , at the office of the com
pany ,
26 Pearl Street ,
In order to stv the necessity and avoid the In.
croa'ed expense ol breaking up the street after pav
ing has been done.
BHIKINBINB ,
Chief Engineer.
ROLLER
SKATING
CORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTH AVE ,
Open 10:00 : a , m. , 2:00 : n. in and 70jp. ; m. ,
Uiuloou Monday , \\edueaday nnd Friday eve
ADMISSION 2S CENTS.
No objectionable characters will be admitted.
IL 11. UARTENS , rKOI'KIETOR ,
Mrs HJ Hilton M.D.
, , , , . . ,
PHYSICIAN & SURQEON ,
222 Middle Brocl-v r , Council Ulnflg ,
WeakNervoHsMen
MANHOOD RESTORED.
A victim ol carlr Imprudence , caailng oorvoot
febllltj , immatura clecaetc. . , bavlne vn J ia
> ala ever known rerard/ , has dliooTtred a slmpla
ineaiu of self-cure , which ha will nod FltUli tow
wutT T < T . Adilraw ,
.U.ltliU VES. iSChTlbsmBU New York