OMAHA DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , MONDAY APKIL 21 , 1884.
THE DAILY JBEE.
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Monday Morning , April 21 ,
BATES.
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No. 7 Pearl Btroot , Near Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
See J. Roller's , spring goods.
The achool board moot to-night.
Additional local on seventh page.
The Iowa State Dental aocioty is to
moot in Council Bluffs May 0.
All railroad tickota bought of D. W.
Bushnell are guaranteed , also all rebate
orders given by him.
S. Leonard , late of the police force ,
lias received § 900 back pension for in
juries received during the war.
For the May tnrm of the district cour
there are already 250 cases docketed , an
two weeks moro in which to add.
Some of the city officials will bo th
first to need the now police patrol wngoi
if they do net change their habits.
The Harrison county democratic coi
vontion has instructed its delegates
favor of D. M. Harris na delegate
largo.
If a mooting of the council should b
called at Pat. Lucy's a quorum might b
moro easily obtained than at the counci
chamber.
That inovo for a clock in the tower o
the Maiouio temple is being allowed tc
duniiso. Wako it up and carry it ti
completion.
Next Friday afternoon Miss Swan'/ /
pupils and Miss Lyon'a pupils in UK
Bloomer school building will have a con
test in computation.
The city oounoil will surely mcot to
night , and it ia hoped that it will bo a
regular meeting and in the council cham
ber , but perhaps not.
Mr. Wirt , who retired lately from the
Boatan Tea company , haa now bought
iuto Duquetto , Guibort it Co. , the now
firm being Wirt & Duquotto.
There were no preaching services at
the Pnnbytorian church yesterday , the
pastor , llav. A. K. Bates , being absent
nttonding the meeting of the presbytery
ut Olarinda.
The caao of Lawrence McDermott ,
charged with cruelty in probing a bull '
with a pitch-fork , has cotno * to an end ,
Juatico Schurz linding him guilty and
fining him $5 and costs.
The AIoMahon girl , who ran away from
Deuison , has boon taken back by her
father. She is only thirteen yoara old ,
nnd ho reason is assigned for her thus
wanting to leave homo.
Frederick Kddaro , who made an in-
ducont appearance corner of Broadway
end Bryant street , was on Saturday aa-
aosood $ U by Judge Ayloaworth. Drink
waa the oauso of his forgetting himself.
\y. R. Cooper , of Henderson , has
brought suit against Mills county for
§ 15,000 moro , making in all $05,000 ,
damages claimed on account of hia wife
in the falling of the Ewing bridge , July
4,1882.
The city aldermen seem to take loaa
;
interest in city affairs than just before
election. Night after night there ia no
quorum , and the work of equalization
hangs unfinished , while ether important
matters are also ponding. [
Floyd Gozzons , the engineer at the OR-
don , house , claims that another darkey
Imogked him down , robbed him of a sil
ver jvatch , and then skipped nway. Ooz-
ZOILJ seems to bo having much trouble.
Not long ago ho. was engaged in a cut
ting acrapo with ono of the dining room
M. A. Upton has been olootod assist
ant aeorotary of the Union stock yards
mid also of the Omaha land syndicate ,
and will now take ohargo of the ntook :
&
yards atOmaaa , and bo in the office on
that aide of th river Mr. Donnolly ,
4hq secretary , will take charge of the
yards hero.
Dr. West bad stored away ir. the closet
of his oflico aomo cartriKOBwhich ho leftover
over from hia laat * ; , unfc. Ho keeps his
coain the * * jmo place , and by aorao mis-
cheaco > ,0 coal aud cartridges got mixed ,
xd turd&y , juat before going out to
"dinner , ho filled up the stove , not notic
ing the strange mixture of fuel. During
hia ubaeneo there was an explosion , but
luckily there was no ono to hit by flying
bullets , and the only damaf-o was scatter
cd ashed and broken mica.
Jolin Margat , who has had so much
trouble with neighbors , and oapocially
with Joe Huffman , claims that the latest
outrage is that Joe haa am&abod in ono of
liia windows with a club. The first win
dow-breaking , it ia alleged , wa on ac
count of HufTaun'a amorous desire for
Margat's daughter ; * ho next window
breaking was by the firing of shotguns
with the intent , it waa claimed , of killing
the 'old ' man , and now comes n third
The Now H rdman Piauo haa ravolu
tiouiied th'o business in upright pluma.
Absolutely faultless and of unequalled
durability , it is sold'at a price far bolov
that'of ' .ny other first clws piano made
It * aucoeaVin Philadelphia , Pittaburg
itobtoui Bt. ' Loub and Cincinnati li
b un phwiomen l. Low prices and oas ;
t raa ; Df pot f r vto wast.
J. JIUEI. H ,
Main Street. Council Bluifis , Iowa.
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A 490 urla * giveu > this week at th
thooUnit g Mcroppoaite t e opera hou.
the beat score i
to tba j 5pij raakiug
AN OLD BUGLE.
How It Tcolea for CoQncil Blnffs Thirly
Years Ago ,
Seine Interesting Bomindors of
What Changes TimoHas
Wrought ,
ItoniH Krom HA Column ? .
P. McCahnant , while repairing the roof
of.T. B. Lewis' homo on Madison street ,
found atorrod away nmong the rafters
several copies of The Council Bluffs Bustle ,
n paper published here thirty yours ngo.
IIo kindly romomborcd Tur. BKF. oflico
with ono of tlioso romindora of Iho post ,
and its paces now yellow , its old faihion-
od typographical clothes now faded ,
are norortholcBa more interesting now in
aoino respects than they were when first
aont forlli from the oflico upon the brick
wall of which can still bo aeon the almost
obliterated sign The Buglo.
This paper was a eouii-wcokly , with J
. Johnson aa its editor. Its mot
to stands forth aa "truth crushed to
earth shall rise again , " indicating
dryer at roc la in Council Blufla
thirty yoara ago , for truth cruahrd
in the latter-day mud , could hardly riso.
At that early date there Doomed to
have boon a fear and trembling among
the Bluflitoa that the world would not
recognize this as a city , and there was in
fact great danger of them forgetting
their dignity thomsolvca , BO wherever
name appears it is given AS "tho
city of Council Bluffs , or "Council
Bluffs city,1' even the data line of the
paper bearing the omnipresent word
"city. " That _ need in now paased , as
Council Bluffs is acknowledged now as a
city.Tho
The advertising columns of thirty
years ago _ are decidedly Interesting , as
they contain many names still familiar.
Tlmt advertising columns are read
with interest thirty yoara after publica
tion should b'o berne in mind by thoao
who sneer at advertising , and try to do
business without it.
Among the professional cards appear
the attorney cards of Jamon D. Test ,
Johnson < fc Casady , 0. E. Stone , A. 0.
Ford , A. V. Larimer , William 0. James ,
and L. 11. Klino. Greene , Woaro &
Benton advertise themselves as bankers
and land agonta.
Dr. W. B. Oedon , surgeon dentist , an
nounces his oflico as "on the east side of
Madison street , a few doors above the
tin shop , Council Bluffs city. "
Royal D. Amy had the tin shop re
ferred to , and bids the public "look out
for the sign of the big coffee pot. "
S. Lowe , as proaidont of the "Council
Bluffs and Nebraska Foriy company , "
Denounces that "tho road is built accord
ing to the survey and plan of Col. Curtis ,
md secures uninterrupted access to the
'orry , aud makes it the best and nearest
landing for the river yackots- high or low
water , and that their now steam ferry
boat Marion , of ample power and dim.cn-
lions to clear the track from day to day ,
a now hero , ready to commence crossing
mmediately. "
E. Kuabo uses the cut of a saddle to
ittraot attention to his now shop on Mid-
lie Broadway , opposite the City hotel.
il. B. Lewis proclaims that Nebraska
orritory is open for aottlomont , and that
ivory man shall got a horse , and then _
lorao to him for a Spanish saddle , and
msto away.
M , \V. llobinson and 0. H. Robinson
innounco the now and important arrange-
nont of a tri-weokly mail from Council
Bluffs city to Omaha , by a four-horso
each , which calls for passengers at the
Fremont house and Pacific house.
B. R. Pogrom & Co. call on all to aet-
lo up with them.
Col. E. J. Ployol proposes to open a
anguago and drawing school.
Tootlo it Jackson advertise all sorts of
oods.
Edmund Jeffries want a buyer for 460
ores of timber land , a saw mill and
louring mill two and a half milns Irani
ho city.
Oochran & Mogoath have a general
\nd agency and exchange oflico.
G. Dougherty & Co. wholesale and a-
ail dealers in dry goods , groceries , etc. ,
loist aa thojr motto , "examine , try , tlxm
my. "
Marshall Turloy , as attorney , and It.
? . Snow , as autionpcr , udvorttao gonoial
and busmen , auction otoro , etc. , u&Jur
ho firm name of Turloy & Snow.
"Mormon Guides" to Utah and Cali-
ornia can bo hr.d at the postoilico.
JFrancis ] A. Brown announces n eoloct
ichool in the upper room ol Nebraska
mil.
mil.A
A mooting oftho stockholdora ctb.o \
ontemplatud St. Nicholas hotel is
railed to meet at early candlo-light.
0. GQVQ gives notice to iiportsiuon thut
lip ha' received a largo supply a ! guns ,
l ) 'jtola , oto.
J. "SV. Carson calla attention to the
fact thn t ho has opuiiod a restaurant at
the old Globe saloon , to bo known as
"Carson's Ranche , " and that "all day
his bar is supplied with choice wines and
liquors , and strangers will find this a
very convenient and comfortable place to
got the wonts of noturo supplied. "
Huntington & Pypor , in the boot and
Bhoo line , call attention to brands now
forgotten , Biioli aa Kossuth boots , Jenny
Lmd ties , Nebraska boots. They are lo
cated next to the Robinson houao , on
Broadway.
A public nalo of lots in "Omaha City ,
the capital of Nebraska , " is advertised ,
aud the advantages of that city thirty
yoara ago are thus sot out :
The proprietors respectfully represent
to the public , that in their undoubting
confidence as to the superior advantages
of their point , they have expended over
twenty-five thousand dollars in actual la
bor and improvements , besides the free
grant of a very largo portion of their best
lota to actual settlers , aud now have the
satisfaction of witueeitng , aa the result of
what tluy nave done , thu most flourish
ing and nopulous town in .thu territory ,
of intelligent , moral , und enterprising
citUoiis. A flue brick capital now finish
ed and furnished , two commodious hotels
quite advanced , ono of which v.ill ho
completed and furnished by the 8th of
January next , four or five good boarding
houses pioparod to entertain from ton to
thirty persons each , a uteam saw mill in
operation , stano quart ioa opened furnish
ing on abundance of llmo and atone ,
> riokmakiiK ) commenced and a contract
with Col. Howard , of Pooksvillo , N , Y ,
lor the manufacture of 2,000COO brick
iH-xt season , aud a steam forty.
T. P , Troynor calla attention to hii
ouri fe shop , on Madison struct , a fo i
IK donra ubovo the court house.
10 John Keller announced that ho 1m ;
in opened n J&rgo luwbur yard.
The reading milter consists of fiVotche
of Iowa , setting forth its advantages , a
dissertation on "Honest Postmasters , "
calling attention _ to the wonderful
scarcity of defalcations , considering the
fact ( hat there were 32,000 poslpflicos in
the United States ; a lengthy discussion
of a printers' festival in which there was
some row between the newspaper men ;
the usual appeal in behalf of supporting
homo papers ; a few parngrapha of con
gressional news , among which was the
announcement that the senate had re
solved to send a steamer in search of Dr.
Kane ; several little local items ; an no
count of a raid by Indians atFontinollo
some short articles on agriculture ; and
four long poems or rhymes ,
Ilnrlo s Exchange is the name of
general store conducted by II. D. Ilarlo.
Alden & IIowo announce that the
ferry at "Winter Quarters" ia again in
operation.
Wells ifc Bro. call attention to their liv
ery stable and time of busses running between
twoon the two cities.
M. Rogers advertises the Bluff City tin
and stove atoro.
Stutsman & Donnoll call attention to
their loss by fire , Nov. 11,1853 , and want
customers to pay up.
II. A. Terry represented the nursery
business.
McMahon & Williams had the real
mortar hung out aa the aigu of their drug
store.
Charles Tremlor advertised his jewelry
business.
0. Voorhia & Co. , at the head o
Broadway , Madison street , at the sign of
the mammoth A , announced the opening
of a largo stock of goods , just received by
the steamer Genoa.
Dr. E , Ilorn showed up the drug busi
ness.
Foster , the florist , on Harrison street ,
Council Bluffs , haa the largest stock treat
of the Mississippi. Send for catalogue ,
Mrs. J , T. Oliver and daughter , Miss
Blanche , have returned from Minneapolis ,
whcro they have boon spending n few weeks.
Mrs. II. II. llako , of Madison , Nob. , Is
lore on a brief \ialt to her uuclo , A , S.Clough
and will then proceed eastward on n visit to
Ivor parents in Canada.
I * . Palmer , superintendent of general
lo * of D. M. Osborn & Co , , was in the
city Saturday.
Mi s Llzrto Brown and Miss Nolllo Chap
man , have gene to Knozvillo , 111 , , on a visit
to friends.
Sheriff D. A , Farrell was in the city Satur
day , The Mills county democratic conven
tion booma him up an district delegate to the
national convention.
Remember that UoHavon's is head
quarters for Swift's Specific , that ho gets
it afreet from Atlanta , Georgia , therefore -
fore is always fresh and good ; that it is
the boat blood purifier in the world. Every -
ory bottle warranted. Try it.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WOflOK. Special tuhortUtmontu , eucb aa Lost ,
Pound , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent , Wnnto , Bosrd-
Ing , etc. , will bo luncrtod In this column nt the low
rate ot TEK CKNT31'KU LINK for the Orat Insertion
and KIVK CENTS PER LINE ( or each eutxequont n-
Bortlon. Leave ulvortttnmonta at our office , No.
Pcail Strcrt. near Broadvnr
WANTS.
A ll > o lioy rtlh nony to carry rout
WANTED
far Unit. Oil at Coun.ll Illulta BIR olUcc.
Krery body m Council Bhiffs to take
WAIfTED . J > ellrcrcd by carrier at only twraty
cents k wwlc.
. I'AI'EHS for nale at JK ollloo , a ] 25 ecus
OI.U
a huntlroil.
A GENTS Laillea and Kcntlorcen cnn mnio first
r\cl.i 8 waf j by telling the "Ebampion Bosom
Htrccthor and Ironbi ; lioird. " UotalU at < t 00.
Any laJy can iSo up n line shirt vU > > out a wrinkle
and ( [ loss It as nlcelyiwthoUcotlaunJrfCTcan. AdUresa
for p i tlculars (5 BJ B * 4 I. Co. , EKif offlco , for ono
mo'ith.
HKNT-O o-fum4hod front raow at fllJT s
FC41 at. Ocntltmanigoly. Itcferc * o
JACOD 81118. . R. 1' CAD WELL
SINIS&CADWELL ,
COUNCIL DLUFT8 , IOWA
Offlco , Ifeln Street , Ijboma 1 and Shusut & Ucv-
Mahon'f Block. WUipraotloola SUte aud edtnl
oourti
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BOOOETS SIOUX CITY HAMS.
J. . FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
No. S3 PoarlB reot Council IMufTn , lovo.
ROLLER
CORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTH 1VE ,
Op ulOCOa. : m.,2.COp. m ( nil 7,30Jt > . av ,
OTlliUo on M udajr , Wedu J y nud FrliAy no
lu a.
a.APMIH3ION 25 CENTO.
NotbJtctlouaWoo tuactemniU bo admitted.
[ . u. MAIITENB , pnoprJKion.
W.R.VAUGHAN.
Justice of. the Peace ,
Omaha ana Council lilatb.
Iloalonura oolleo Ion tgoni 011
N. SCHTJBZ.
Tnotinp nf ttiP PPHPP
uutillbu Ul Ulu rdabu ,
OFFICE OVKU AilEniCAH K.Xl'UESS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. - 1QWA
HrsHJHiltODMD , , ,
PRYSIOIAN & BURttEOH ,
sja Middlu Bro - l.y. . council Biuiu.
M. D.
R. Rice . .
C A lib lulu j kulIeonli U. * '
CHRONIC DISEASES- "
Over thirty ycat prujtlail ij > erlw No
I'tutil * tre < it , Ouuncll btuffl
tuou. orrfo ,
OFFICER
BANKERS.
Council BluSt
18 Esiablisnea - -
e luri lu Fo Un wl omwUo EwbMiz *
"I Uou-n Kt-nritl
WE ARE RECEIVING SOME VERY FINE
Gentlemen
OUR FINE
For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and
see our New Stock.
Z. T. LflNDSEY & CO , .
412 Broadway , Council Bluffs , ) IOWA-
West Side Sauarc , Olnrmdn I -
MAYNJS & PALMER ,
DIALKRSm
Hard and Soft Goal
AND WOOD ,
BULK 'AKD BAnttEt LIKE , LOUISVHiK AMD 1'OnTLAND OfaiEOT1 , MIOniaAN FLASTJOl , HAlfi
AND SKWKR PIPE
Wo , B B Broadway. - COUNCIL BurPFB. IOWA. .
H.H. HORNE & CO. ,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
v
Wo make a specialty , fit our EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA and
YARA CIGARS. All Cigars sold by us are of our own manufacture and warranted
as represented.
OPERA HOUSE OIGAR HOUSE , I C52 Broadway ,
H. H. HORNE & CO. , | COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA.
All hinds
Sur- ©
| ROOM 6 , NEW OPERA HOUSE , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
eta , etc. \ All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To.
ASADlf , ORGUTT & FRENCH
urtalns , In lace , Hk , Turcoman , Etc. Oil cloths , Mattlnga , Linoleums Etc
'hoicest ' Stock West of Chicago.
jomo and bo convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods in our lino.
'heapeat ' place to buy House Furnishings in the City.
OUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Mail Orders Filled Promptly mid -vrikli Care
uropean
The only Hotel in thia CHy on the European plan of
"PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET. "
' STe-w Building Now FurnisMngs.
ALL 'MODERN IMPROVEMENTS CENTKALLY LOCATED.
Fine Sample Rooms EFegant Restaurant.
PETEK BECHTELEPROPRIETOE ,
Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council B
WHOLESALE DEALEUS IN
342 nnd 344 Broadway. COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
UVKTO KA1. KATTOUVriT
'T&W.tJ ? .
O/vtoror to Tlxo 3Pvi.To3Llo.
Eil. Ollton 1 404 Eroadwsy , ( Mosls t ll noun
Chef il'ml'lna f Council Bluffn. 1 l'
SIGN , SCENERY AND FRESCO PAINTING A SPECIALTY ,
ITNorH , MninRr. , . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS
Merchant Tailoring ,
REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE.
805 South Main Street , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
jtiTSpccltl attention to orders mr Mall. COTTNOIL BLUFFS. IQV A.
Fig leaves are out of style , so are goat and sheep skin ; shawls and blankets have
gene by. This ia not intended for poetry , but if you want a suit of clothoa to look
both neat and dressy , call on
NORENE & LANBSTBOM ,
Their Prices are Truly Seasonable i
MRS. S. J. NOERIS ,
A Compl te Assortment of the Latest Novelties in
I05S Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS-
The undersigned is paying the highest market price for
Rags.
5. GOLDSTEIN , ' - - - - 540 Broadway , Council Blaffa
HA&MAiti KELLEY ,
34 N. MAIN ST. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
O.
DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF
ML PAPER II1101
Interior Decorations.
13 S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
New Goods Now en
Ipriiig Stock la all Departments.
CARPETS ! CARPETS ! CARPETS !
.
IN ALL GRADES.
The Latest Styles , Choicest Patterns
Of all kinds , Dimension and Color , Bugs , Mattings , Etc.
COUHG1L BLUFFS
HarknessB