OMAUA D AIL if BEE-MONDAY , JI7JNE 30 , 1884.
*
DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Monday Morning Juno 3d
SUBSCRIPTION HATES. . ,
BrGmlM - - - - - - - M * snto r > r. re k
BrM U - - - $10.00 per yew
OFFICE :
No. 1 Pearl street , Near Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
Sco J. Roller's spring goods ,
The city council ia lo moot this even
ing.
ing.Soo Braokott , 224 and 220 Broadvrny ,
for fire works'
Officers O'Brien ' and Motcalf wore put
on dog duty yesterday.
Lieutenant Governor Manning flies the
eagle for the Villwca people on the Fourth.
There wore thirteen in the calabooso
yostordny , mostly drunks and disorder
lies.
_
The prohibitionists are to moot again
to-night to take action about enforcing
the now law.
D. Jorinan , the poll tax collector , had
his pocket picked of $10 at the driving
park yesterday.
Work on the Broadway aowor will
commence this week at the Mothodiat
church and running west.
Moat of the fast horses have gene to
Dos Moinca. Of thoao here five will ap
pear again at the Omaha races.
Loon & Cushman's comedy combina
tion will .appear at the opera house July
Cth , in matinee and ' < evening perform-
aiicoo.
A waterworks main , is being laid on
North Main street as requested by prop
erty owners and ordered by the council
some time ago.
What was the matter with the angel
fountain ? It was dry yesterday v Per
haps to give thn saloons which were opou
a better chanco.
Two Hastings boys have boon fined $10
each for being a little previous about the
Fourth , and firing crackers on the streets.
The case has bcon appealed.
Cornell college , at Mt. Vernon , Iowa ,
has chosen Lieutenant Governor Man
ning as ono of its trustees. Ho was a
former atudont in that institution.
Work has begun on the clearing up of
the park in Galcsburg addition , and it
promises to bo ono of the prettiest parks
in connection with ono of the nicest
drives in the city.
Mr.Bowon complains that yesterday ho
called at the city jail to BOO an acquain
tance , and on leaving someone turned a
shower of water on him. If this Is the
way citizens are to bo treated there , it is
time for another chango.
"Big Boston , " the man hurt by the
falling of the building at the driving
park , in last Wednesday's storm , proves
to bo more seriously injured than was at
first thought. Besides the arm there
were several ribs broken , and ho will bo
compelled to lay off for some timo.
The Presbyterians have decided to
build a now church at a cost of about
§ 25,000 , and having a seating capacity of
about 800. It will bo located on the
site of the old church , which Trill bo
torn down probably within two vreoks ,
so as to make room for the now ono.
There is a good deal of grumbling
hoard because Oharlos E. was shut out
in the third heat of the pacing race Sat
urday. Some who were watching closely
declare ho was a length out of the way of
the flag , and that the decision that ho
was distanced was a great injustice to
him.
Mollie H. , a very speedy nmro , which
was injured in the fall of the hall at the
driving park , died yesterday. Olio was
owned by Ed. Harvey , who is in the
employ of 'A. T. Lindsoy & Co. , and was
valued at § 800 , ho having refused lately
an offer of SOOO for her. She had no
record , but has shown speed bottoc than
2:40. :
2:40.Just
Just as wo go to press a sad accident
has occurred at thohousoofO. W. Bryant.
A little child of Mr. and Mrs. Watson is
badly ocaldcd on the face , nock and
shoulder. Mr. W. , is a brother-in-law of
Mr. Bryant's and is traveling salesman
for Pcrcgoy & Moore , of Council Bluffs.
It is impossible to say how liorlous the
accident is at this writing. Mr. Watson
has bcon telegraphed to at Harlan.
Oakland Acorn.
A man named Sam Fulloy attempted
euicido at the Ilock Island house , at an
early hour yesterday morning. Ho was
evidently insane , and fancied that ttio
0. B. & Q. , olllcial , with a gang of mon
were after him , because ho was about to
work in the Interest of another road. Ho
seized an old knife , and with this made
eovoral gashes in his wrist , before ho
could bo prevented. The blood ( lowed
freely but the in juries were not of a very
serious nature , and ho was placed in jail
for safu keeping.
The Sioux City route trill run , on and
after tomorrow , a special Pullman car
from Council Blulla to Spirit Lake , leav
ing Council Bluffs on the St. Paul ox *
press , Tuesday , Thursday uud Saturday
evenings at 7:40 : , and arriving without
change at Hotel Orleans at Spirit Lake
boaoh , the next morning for breakfast.
Returning , the special car will leave
Spirit Lake Wednesday and Friday oven *
ingg , end arrive hero the next evening
at 0 o'clock. Thu round trip tickets uro
only 9.90 , and a better chance was
ncvtr jircseutod the sweltering and tired
ones to get rent end recreation ,
potato plants largest 'clock in
.lid wt ( by W , 11 , Fetter , Council
Blifiu , Bend for price list.
CUNNING CUPID.
AYonllifDlPair of LOFCFS Outwit the
Old Folfcs ,
Though Slopped Ity the Police , Thoj
Succeed In Marrying.
Saturday evening the police received a
tolcgraphio notice to atop a young couple
who had eloped from near Clarinda. The
lovers were soon found , and were do
talncd in the police headquarters under
the watch of the officers pending the ar
rival of the girl's father , who tolcgraphci
that ho would como Immediately. The
young man's name was Charles Chaflln
and ho was only nineteen years old
while the girl , named Mattlo Whitney
noy , was only sixteen. Their
parents live on farms about a milo
from each other , and about novcn milo
from Clarinda. The young folks have
boon engaged since last fall , but the olc
folks had stormed a good deal about the
love affair , especially the girl's father ,
and so the two had bcon keeping their
plans on the quiet. Last Friday night
there was an entertainment , at which
they with other of the young folks were
present. The boy in order to throw their
folks oil their guard , wont homo with
another girl , taking opocial pains to lot
the old folks obaorvo the fact. About
midnight , however , ho slipped around
with his horse and buggy to the girl's
house , and she , stealing out , they drove
together to Hod Oak , where they took
the train , intending to 30 to Omaha and
marry there. On reaching here they
stopped for supper , and before they
could cross the _ river were taken in
charge by the police , who had received a
telegram giving this instruction.
Saturday night they remained sitting
up all night at police headquarters , Jim
3rooks , the ex-policeman , being put n
special to watch them. Yesterday inorn-
ng they were allowed to go across the
itroot to a restaurant to got their brcak-
est , no officer accompanying.thom. They
returned all right to police headquarters
and remained there until noon when
; hey were allowed to RO out In a similar
manner to got their dinner. Cupid had
sharpened their wits as well as warmed
, heir hearts , and by some messenger
; hey had secured a marriage license ,
BO that while they were
; otting their dinner they sent for Justice
jchurz and wore speedily married , the
: oromony being short , swootQ but strong.
They then returned to police headquar
ters and Boated themselves cosily by the
window , and chatted lovingly , while they
watched through the iron bars for the
irate father to como storming up the
Btreot. The young couple took the mat
ter very quietly , and seemed rather to
enjoy the way they had outwitted the old
folks , rather than fool any fear for the
result. The young man said ho intended
to take his bride homo at once if her
father did not come right off.
The youthful bridegroom is a trim ,
bright-oyod intelligent farmer's boy ,
while the girl is a buxom , rosy-checked
black-eyed damsel , who Booms abundant
ly nblo to care for herself. The young
oouplo have the sympathy of the at
taches of the jail , and the amount of
quiet chuckling going on among thorn in
dicated that the officials were not over
anxious to thwart any of love's plans ,
even at the risk of exciting the displeasure
uro of the old folks. It Boomed doubtful
whether the officers would have inter
fered with the marriage of the couple ,
even if they had suspected their plan ,
and rather winked at their noon-day
wadding.
The girl's father who is quite a wealthy
farmer , arrived on the afternoon train
postprday. Ho was very indignant on
'uiding that the young folks were mar
ried , and on being advised to buy tickets
and take the young folks back , but ho
was too mad to take uny auch advice. Ho
was very anxious to find out how they
got their license , aud threatened to in
vestigate and punish whoever certified
that they were of ago. Ho loft the
young folks to their fate and took the
evening train back for homo again.
The young man is a relative of Mr.
Scott , who has a boarding house on
North Main street , and the newly-
wedded ones repaired thither after the
old man's angry departure , and will
probably start back together for homo
to-day.
THE BOY BIOYOL1ST ,
EIoTarrlos Here ior'n Few Days Uc-
Xoro FrooocclliiR to San Francisco.
Frank J. Aahton , the young bicyclist
who arrived here n day or two ago from
Rockford , trill remain here until after
ho Fourth , visiting his undo and aunt ,
tlr. and Mrs. Win. Whltoman. Ho in.
onda , on next Saturday , to resume his
ournoy on his bicyolo acrosa the conti-
lent to San Francisco , planning to make
up for lost time and roach the Pacific
coast by the first of August. Aahton
laa had thirteen races and lost but two
of thorn.
If a purse ia made up nnd any compel-
tors can bo found , Ashtou will indulge
n a race here on the Fourth , do is pcy-
ng his expanses by exhibitions , and ono
of the incentives for making the trip is n
? 100 modal olTorcd by the company
which manufactured ths bicycle ho ia rid
ing. The greatest distance ho has over
made in ono day on the bioyclo ia eighty
mjlea , and ono day ho walked thirty-five
miles , rolling his bicycle alongside. Ilia
father line a carpet house in Ilockford ,
111. , and has rather objected to his mak
ing the trip , but the boy was so anxious
to go that fie finally consulted. Aatitou ,
cm starting out , weighed 136 pound- , and
lias gained four pounds on the road ,
Dentil of OlirlH. Clirln.
For several days this announcement
lias bcon expected , as Mr , Schwongor
lias boon clinging to lifoby only a thread ,
and at 11 o'clock Saturday night that
thread was broken. Ho was about 37
years of ago , and loaves a wife and four
children. Ho hud relatives in Germany ,
of which country ho was a native , but the
only other relative here ia a cousin , a
lady living at Mauch Chunk , Pa.
Ho had boon ill but about ten
days , typhoid fever being the cause. Ho
bad lived here about fifteen yoara , and
had a largo circle of friend and acquaint *
nnccs , by whom ho waa highly cateemcd ,
Mrs. Henry Orott , of Maple lUvcr Junc
tion , Iowa , whoso husband Is a brother
of Mr . Schwcngor wvs hero until a few
hours before his death , when she took
the train for homo , called thither by the
news of the Illness of her own husband.
The funeral will bo hold this afternoon
at 2 ] o'clock. Mr. Schwontor was a
member of Humboldt lodge No. 170 , I.
0. 0. F. , under whoso auspices ho will
bo buried.
PKItSONAU
riatt Wicks was at the Pacific yesterday.
Fred Loomis , eon of W. W. Loomin , o
Da\ld Bradley & Co. , Is enjoying an eastern
trip.
trip.MM.
MM. 0.12. Brswick in vlfiUinfr friends in
Noonnli , Wificonnin , expecting to bo nbsont
about two montli.i.
7. V. Kimball , of tlio real estate firm ol
Kitnball ft. Champ , ia taking n rest and picas
uro trip to Minnesota.
Capt. F. 15. Hart and family of Minneapo
lis , are making a short > lslt to their many
Council ISlufTs frionds.
M'M A. Uakcr , ono of the tcachora in the
public Bchoold , hai jono to California to visit
her sister during vacation.
Mm. II. K. Poamon arrived homo yesterday
from the oast. Her husband met her In Chica
go , and returned with her.
George IT. Lennox , busincis manager ol
Iicon k Cushman'rt minstrel comedy company ,
was In the city Saturday and yesterday.
J , P. 13cach , of Hamburg , spent Sunday in
the city with his family , who hate bcon visit
Ing Mrs. licncli'H sister , Mrs. A. 0. Cowlos.
Something for Nothing.
Until further notice wo give to each
twentieth customer his purchase , what
ever the price or value of the same may
bo. Our cashier will keep an accurate
record of every transaction , and when
the twentieth oalo of any amount is made
the purchaser will bo presented with the
samo. Wo have adopted for the present
this system of advertising because it
gives our patrons instead of the news
papers the five per cent , which it cost
us. Clothing retailed at wholesale
prices. Hats retailed at case prices.
Furnishing goods , trunks , bags , umbrcl-
as , etc. , oto. Every twentieth customer
presented with his purchase.
METOAIF BROS.
COMMKUCIAIj.
COUNCIL BLUFFS 1IAIIKKT ,
Wheat-No. 1 milling , 7C@80 ; No. 3 C5@
70 ; rejected CO.
Corn Local purposes , 40@45.
Oats For local purposes , 35@40.
liny 810 00@ia 00 per ton ; baled , 50@CO
Kyo 40@15o.
Corn Meal 1 30 per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; pricoa at yards , 6 00 ®
700.
700.Coal
Coal Delivered , hard , 11 CO per ton ; soft ,
i 00 per ton
Lard Falrbank's , wholesaling at Ojc.
Flour City flour , 1 C0@3 30.
Brooms 2 95@3 00 per doz.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Butcher cows .3 75@4 25. Bntchor
Btoors 4 C0@5 00.
Ilogs 1 00@4 23.
rnonucE AND
Quotations by J. 21. St. John & Co. , com
mission merchants. C 38 Broadway.
Live Poultry Chickens , C@8c ; turkeys ,
lOc.
Puachos-jt bus. box , 1 00.
Oranges 5 00@0 00 per box.
Lemons C 00 ® 0 00 per box.
Bananas 3 60@1 00 per bunch
Butter Creamery , 20oj rolls , choice 9@10c.
Eggs 13o per dozen.
Cherries S2 CO per bushel.
Vegetables Potatoes , 360@450 ; onions ,
76o ; cabbage , 4 cents per pound ; apploa
none in market ; Beans , 1 f > 0@2 25 per
bushol.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special a vertlsementa , lua as Lost ,
Pound , To Loan , For Solo , To Rent , Wants , Board'
rig , oto. , will bo Inserted In this column at the low
rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE ( or the flrat Insertion
and FIVE CENTS PER LINE ( or each eubsoquent n
Bortlon , Lenvo ndrortlsomenta at our office , No.
Pearl Street , near Broadwav
WANTS.
"VITANTBD. Two ijlrls , one to polish , good wages.
Lanndry. 721 llroulvray.
WAMTKD Flvo hundred tilccts of flrstclats
second hand carpet and ( wo hundred beating
stoves. A. J. MANDEl , 325 Ilroadnay.
/ V'D PAPERS For ealo at Bis offloo , at 25 oouta
\J a hundred.
WANTKD-B > cry body In Council Bluffs to taka
TunIlKH. Delivered by carrier at only twenty
cents a week.
PUNY I'lOTURKS-Broi and girls go to Barke's
Dxcelelor ( Iillcry , UO Main .Street , aud get pho
tographed on the Shetland pony's back.
A QKNTS Ladles arid gentlemen can make flret
- Y.clas3 nages by tolling the "Champion Bosom
Btrecther and ronlnc Board. " Retails at tl.OO.
Any lady can do mi a line shirt without a wrlnkla
urn gloat It aaiiloelyasthobcstlaundrlcscan.Addrcao
'or ' paitlcuIarsO. B , S. &L Co. , BIB olllco , ( or one
mouth.
WESTERN 101A NORMAL
-SCIUNTiriO AND-
COMMERCIAL COLLEQE ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS . . . . jO\VA. \
Will Open
THE 23rd of JUNE 1884.
A complete courao for twichors nd thoio ilrtlrlng
a lilglior KQiiHeli education , a dill business course ,
ultlt training In actual builnrea rractlco and gener-
a. correspondence , tliort liaud , ornamental pciiu an-
ulili | , elocution , German and music. Bplendld rooma ,
Urt'e , Unlit end well furnished , cliarKtawry moder
ate , cost at living romonat.lo , society Rood , experi
enced teachers , for limber particular * , Inquire ol
UEAUUSLEY & 1'AULbOK.
Council lUufls , I OH a.
ROLLER RINK
IOE OREAM PARLOR ,
Taught by Pnor. SOHKOOII Tuesday and C
Friday evenings from 8:30 :
to 10:30 : o'clock.
UIKK Foil KENT AT 815.00 1'EK N1QHT.
ttri.ARCEST FLOOR IN TOWN.
F. H. MARTENS. Prop'r. ]
3R. Bice M , D.
or other tumor * removed without tb <
knllo or drawing o blood.
TRONIC' DISEASES - - sr *
Over hlrty yean nr ctlo4l oip rlnM Offio * No.
I'm ltrout , Council liluBi
f JTOonoulUtlim tr <
VC01) B1MB. K. 1' . CAD WELL
8IM3& CADWELL ,
ftltorneys-at-Law ,
COUNCIL VLUFFS , IOWA
Onice , Main tttrcct , lloomi 1 and Bhugut 4 119-
dibon' * lllook.Vlli practloa la BtaU aud wlcftl
nurU
MrsHJHtttODH.J , ) , ,
PHYSICIAN & SUEGEON ,
232 utddlo Br ) 4viy , CouncU Blu i.
New and Beautiful Attractions
-xrcr-
Dry ods
HARKN
Ilnving jusb purchased in Eastern Markets very cnoico stock of
Spring and Summer Dress Goods , Ginghams , Tnblo Linen. Crashes , etc. ,
wo nro prepared to offer an excellent selection o beautiful fabrics , and
shall do goat
UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES
These goods have just been opened from the manufacturers , and
comprise the latest designs nnd novelties of the season Note below a few
of the MANY BARGAINS wo are offering :
SILIKIS , SILIKIS ,
Summer silks , 36c ; Summer silks , 50c ; Summer silks , 75c. These
are special bargains and cannot , be duplicated. Good black silk at 50c ,
worth 76c Choice black Kadzimor silk , 81.00 , usual price , $1.30.
Black Gros Grain silk , 80c. Pure Silk Ottoman at 81.76 , worth $2.25.
Heavy Cloaking Tuniscinno at SI. 75. All grades of the famous Lyons
Silks J. 0. Bonnet & Co. , and Antoine Guinet & Co. , at Lowest Prices.
Good plaids at 5c , worth 10c Brocade dress goods at 8c , worth lee
Choice colored cashmeres at 80c. Figured suitings at 80c. Very fine
all-wool suitings , double width at 75c , and never sold for less than SI.00.
Also beautiful combination suitings at very low prices.
TARIF IINFN
II HOLE. LIBlOi
Good all linen table at 30c , Good all linen table at 40c. Choice all
Jinen table at GOc. Very fine all Hnbn table at 81.50 , worth 82 50
Table crash 5c a yard. All linen towels at lOc each. All linen towels
at 12c each.
Good Bleached Muslin5c. Good unbleached muslin , 6c. A finp
assortment of beautiful spring Shawls at popular prices. Full stock of
Domestic Paper Patterns. CggT'Catalogues free.
Prices reduced on Ingrains , Tapestry and Body Brussels , Y lvets ,
Mbquettes , Axminsters , &c. , to reduce stock. Call and get prices before
elsewhere.
elsewhere.Harkness Brothers ,
401 Broadway - COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
ID © VOJLa dfe
WHOLESALE
i Pntlprir Tiflpr'Q 'vtnnlr ' Ftp
lllillulD OlUblV filb
i , ulllldlj , ,
rSpoclalattention to orders ty mill. COU.NC.LL BLUjCrSl IOWA.
4th of
AT WHOLESALE
Our "Bee , " and "Rival" Cigars Speak for Themselves.
WIRT & DUQUETTE ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
TO Lo
ON IMPROVED FARMS IN
IOWA AND NEBRASKA !
LOWEST RATES. O W Kr fSO
IJEST TERMS. IJi YV 06JJ \ , ) Council U'.uffs , Iowa
(
GRESTON HOUSE
- EVEKYTUINQinSTCLASS. . -
Noa. 217 and 219 S. Main St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS
IOE OREAM. WATER IOES
EESTAUEANT AND CAFE
O vtorox : to
iOt BroaJviay , Me U st a Uoun.
CouutU 1'iutlei a Bp cliltjr ,
H.H , HOBNE & CO. ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Fine Cigars 4
VA f ° nA1A S . Ttfn-7' nt ? ? r , EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA nd
YAIIA CIGARS.
All Cigars sold by us are of our own manufacture nnd warranted
as represented.
OPERA HOUSE CIGAR. HOUSE , I 552 Broadway ,
H. H. HORNE&CO. , | COUNCIL BLUFFS , . - IOWA.
. STOOZBZEZRT 3s OO
-MANUFACTUnEIlS OF
ITOEPARLOR FURNITUBE
CARETS , CURTAINS , WINDOW FIXTURES , and REPAIRING
l ox-te
1 > CC *
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NO. 309 BROADWAY COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
SMITH & TOMiEIt , Agts ,
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS
7 and 9 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
The undersigned is paying the highest market price for
Rags.
S. GOLDSTEIN , " 540 Broadway , Council Blufla
urtalns , In taco , fl'fc ' , Turcoman , Etc. OUclothsiMattlnBs.I.lnoloumsEto
"OP
JMa
hoioost and Best Selected STOOK in the WEST , '
lomo and bo convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods in our lino.
hpapost place to buy CARPETS , Curtains and House Furnishings in the
CHy.
Nos. 5 , 7 nnd 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - - COUNCIL BLUFFS
Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care.
r Tfi
< ET SOME OP
Perfect Fitting , Best and Cheapest. FIna linen Collars and Caffs.
Ho.1 71 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , lows ,
HEUMAYEB'S HOTEL
ON THE
Furniture and appointments all now. Nos. 208 and 210 Broadway , Council Bluff
at 50c per inch ,
ALL KINDS OF
MRS. J. J GOOD 29 Main Street
R-p-mrrr A T.
ON
HIS WEEK. { MRS. S , J. NORRIS , } wE
504 Mniii Street , Council Bluffs.
MANUFACTURER OP
T , AND :
SAMPLE CASES a specialty. Shawl , Tourist , and Trunk Straps.
Twenty Years Experience. - - Repairing Neatly Execute
WHOLESALE DEALEUS.IN
'SCAPS BUCKGrLOVES ,
ttnd 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOW
DKAtKKSIN
9
AND WOOD ,
BULK AND BAUHEX IIlfE , LOUISVILLE AND POHTLAND OEtfENT , UIomaAN
AND SKWEB 1'11'E.
No , DSD Broadway , - . . . OOUNOIL BLXTFFS , IOWA.
Ventilated Three Inch Part ,
ON VEGETABLE LA.OE ,
Only Seventy - Five Cents !
Coquotts , 124c eaph. Switches , ( all long hnir ) $2,00 84.00 , $8,00
and Upwards. Hair Ornaments Given Away. (
MilS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
No. 837 Broadway Council Bluffa.
UNDERTAKER AID EMBALMER !
Malic Caskets and V/odii / : Coffins of all Kinds.
TELEGRAPH ORDERS PRjJTLY ( ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
2ST. OVEfvlaa. St. . C3oT.xxi.oll
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