c OMAHA DAILiT BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS WEDNESDAY , JULY 2 , 1884.
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Wednesday Mornin July 2 ,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
-20 osnti r r > ec
Ilr Carrier - - - - - - -
By Mail - - - - . . - - - $10.00 per jci
OFFICE :
No. 7 Poatl Btreot , Near Broadway.
H1NOB MENTION ,
See J. Roller's spring goods.
See Brackott , 224 and 220 Broadway
for fire works *
The Y. M. 0. A. , had a pleasant musi
cal entertainment last evening.
Work has begun on the building of ai
addition to Eisoman it Co.'s store.
Wm. Bolin yesterday pleaded guilty t <
disturbing the peace and was fined.
Dr. Ellis , of Wcston , is in the city am
\ reports the storm as having cut the con
badly.
A farmer In the city yesterday report
bugs as quite bothersome , and that then
Is a lively demand for Paris green.
Mrs. Amy has boon complained of f o
putting up a wooden building inside tin
fire limits. The coso will bo inquired in
to to-day.
Deputy Sheriff Clattorbuck last nigh
* took to the Mt. Pleasant asylum , Car
H Oarlton , Iho Swede who was found or
the stroota hero , n atrangor and iuaano.
A chair car will bo put on the Siouj
City route to Spirit Like without change ,
Hi i
the fitart to bo made Thursday night.
' The faro will bo only § 9.00 for the round
i trip.Tho
The Kansas City it St. Jo road in
threatened with a washout about forty
miles down the road , and arrangements
are being made to set the tra k further
back from the rivor.
The now bids for the building improvements
monts at the institution for the deaf and
dumb were opened by the trustees yesterday -
torday , but no award made , the figure *
being held under advisement.
Win. 'Anderson , "humpy , " vrho hai
been away from hero , was so glad to go
back from Crawford county , that ho celebrated
bratod it In the old way. It cost hln
$7.CO , and ho promised to leave town a
once.
Ttvo women quarrelling over a higli
chair , have had their cases before almosl
every tribunal in the city , it being dis
missed every time , f.nd now it pops u ]
before Judge Aylosworth. That chaii
will cost the county about ? 50.
It is said that novel arrangements an
made to inaugurate the prohibitory lav
at Mlndon. A largo number of kegs o
boor are to bo placed in the main stroo
at midnight , with a faucet in each , am
all thrown open to the publio froo.
John Johnson was brought before Justice
tico Vaughnn yesterday on ohargo o ;
boating Joseph Kirk out of a board bill. .
Johnson's attorney filed a domurroi
which was sustained , and Kirk afterward
tried to got satisfaction in another way
by slapping Johnson's faco. Kirk was
then arrested and fined.
Yesterday a young man named Kolloj
was arrested for stealing a pair of glovei
and a ring from a second hand dealer noai
iho Northwestern depot. Instead of being
ing cent across the elate ho got oil by fit
teen days' imprisonment in jail , tin
promise being made that at the end o :
that time ho would okip the city.
There was oomo sort of a neighborhood
row on the bottoms between the Fitz
Patricks and the MoLaughlins , and abou
fifteen warrants issued for the nrrost o
all in the households from the babies up ,
Each family wanted the ether put
through , and hnally all were dischargee
by Justice Vaughan on the promise tc
quit quarrelling.
It is said that Fairvlow cemetery , al
though the sacred city of the dead , hai
boon the ucono lately of a number of von
indecent uots. Not content with stoalinj
flowers from the graves , the vicious have
boon indulging in lewd conduct there
ono informant stating that at ono tinu
there were five couples In the groundf
acting very unseemly. It is. proposed tc
now arrest any and all such parties ot
sight. /
The brother of E. P. Geiger was lien
to-day , and Boomed very unlike the fath <
or-iu-law , who would not otay oven tc
tko poor fellow's funeral. The brothei
seemed quito grateful for what the 0. A ,
R , boys hud done for the unfortunate ,
and said that in the fall ho shall remove
the body oait , ho being a poor man and
it being necessary first to sell his crop tc
accuro the needed monoy.
The paving on Main otroot is non
completed to below the 0. B. it Q. do
pot. The work of paving on Broadwaj
will commence at Madison etroot and
proceed west , just ON fast an the sewer ,
ago can bo got out of the way. The old
i street railway track will bo used In ex
tending the track up Broadway to near
the old Babbitt place. The now flat rail
will bo laid as far as Broadway Metho
dist church.
S. Hanson , of Norwalk township , was
in the city yesterday and reported to
TUB BEK the storm of Monday afternoon
was a terror in that vicinity. There wai
a high wind and the air was black mil
dust. It rained for about ton minutot
then it hailed for a half hour , breaking
glass out of windows , aid cutting folingi
badly for a Btrip of about a mile in width
The atorni traveled from the north , go
inKcouth and utruck therebetween Dtt : (
o'clock and 7 o'clock. The storm caused
much damage Co hay and corn ,
Buslmoll tells railroad ticVota cheap tc
fcjli points ,
SABIN'S ' SAY-SO.
The School SflDerlnlcnilcnt of Clintoi
Qiyos an inlereslins L'.clnre ' on
"The Old anfl New , "
Oilier Doings ot the Etlucfttlonn
AflHoclntlon ,
The mooting of the southwestern low
educational association continued yesterday
day , and was qulto well attended. Tin
principal fcaturo of the morning oessiei
was the lecture delivered by Professo
Sftbin , the superintendent of iho school
at Clinton , Iowa , This Iccturo was t <
have bcon given iho previous evening
but on account of the severe stern
it was postponed. The lecture re
coivcd an attentive consideration
and the theme was a very intcrcfltiiij
ono , it being a comparison of the old education
cation with the now. The speaker in hii
introduction'prosontod an extended arraj
of facto and iiguros allowing the wonder
ful growth of this country , and its future
posibilitics. From theao figures ho drew
some very couiplimontary comparison *
for Iowa. Ho touched upon the great
influx of foreigners coming hero with the
ideas and customs of the old world , and
ho dwelt upon the difficulties of
the problem of how those
varied moasuroa could bo moulded , and
the necessity for its solution. The free
school system was ono of the most essen
tial methods to bo used. In comparing
the old and the now Mr. Sabiti presented
such views as would bo expected from an
old and very coneervntivn toachor. Heave
> ave a passing fling at the present move
x ) lessen the importance of the study of
3rook and Latin , and saw danger in what
10 termed to bo an aristocracy growing up
composed of the higher educational
natifutionn , as opposed to the free
schools. Ho saw in the present , ns com-
wired with the past , a demand for n prac-
ical money-making education , whereas
ho old-time education justly valued leani
ng for loarning'a sake. Ho believed that
.own should have Bomb wise compulsory
educational law , as there are too many
children idling away their days. To him it
seemed that Iowa needed inoro reform
schools , rather than moro normal
schools. There should also bo laws
by which every district chould bo com
pelled to provide not only sohool accom
modation , but ouch houses as would con
form with sanitary laws , and that those
should bo subject to oflicial inspection.
Under the old education a distinction
was made between work and play , but
under the now this distinction wus being
done away. The present system was too
exclusively intellectual. II o saw in in
dustrial education a possible way out of
this diflioulty. lie touched up
also the present urging of "natural'1 '
methods of teaching and of study. Ho
gave some excellent suggestions as to
reading , and the importance of teaching
children not only what to road but how
to road. There should also bo instruction
given in all the schools as to the cilbcts
of alcohol and of narcotics , and teachers
should bo examined in the matters , and
the consideration of those made a part of
the convention and institute work. The
schools were ono of the moans to
strengthen up the morals of the rising
generation.
Among the other papers 'given was ono
" Educational Literature " .
on , by Supt.
3. E. Wilson , of Page county , and ono on
"Rocoss , or No Recess , " by Mrs. 0. B.
Stay t , of Afton.
The afternoon's programme consisted
of a paper by L. B. Avery , of Onawa , on
"The High School ; " by W. M. Moore , of
Mills county , on "School Room Econo
my ; " and by Professor MoNaughton , of
this city , on "Incidental Instruction. "
Today's programme consists of :
Paper. "Diacritical Marking in the
Sentence and Word Methods in Primary
Instruction , " by Mrs. J. F. Ware , Coun
cil Bluffs.
Paper "Natural Science in the Pub-
lie Scholls , " Professor J. E. Tobb , Tabor
College.
Paper "What Inducements are offer
ed to Men of Ability Permanently toEn-
tor the Profession of Teaching ? " Presi
dent F. L. Parks , Indianola , Iowa.
ONHIS"MUSOLE ,
A Young Man's Ktporlonco at the Y.
Bit O. A. Ilooms.
To UioKditorof THKBKE.
My early lifo was spent on n farm whore
I had plenty of fresh air and was ongiged
in out door work. There I enjoyed the
best of health , hardlyknow what sickness
meant , My shoulders were eriuaro and
chest full , ray face was sunburnt and
muscles hard. Three years ago I bade
adieu to the old farm and wont to
the city. Since that time my
work has boon almost en
tirely indoors. Bonding over writing
d oaks for hours { at a time until I felt
that i was growing weak , had not my
old-tlmo health and vigor. I found that
over-work , without proper exercise , was
sapping my constitution , and I began
to lonij once moro for the green hills ot
the old farm. Tin other day a friend of
mine said to mo , "Young man , yon need
a courseot practical gymnaatio exorcise , "
and suggested that 1 go up and look at
: ho Y. M. 0. A. gymnasium ,
I listened to the advioo and at once
lowk advantage of it. 1 was kindly wel
comed by the young man who had charge
of the institution , Ho showed mo
through the whole suit of rooms. The
reading room 1 found bright and cheerful
md was well supplied with reading mat
ter. Fromihis 1 was conducted through
two neat liltlu rooms which I was told
were to bo used for committees and cov-
ning" classes , when wo came into an el
egantly furnished parlor. Into this par
lor young mim como in the evening and
entertain each other in social conversa
tion and playing harmless games. I was
was very much pleased with the rooms
and then I thought of the hundreds
of young men living in our
city like myself , in boarding houses who
night avail themselves of the privileges
icro offered , where they can iind neat
ooins , reading matter and kind friend *
to greet them. Every young man in our
city should visit thcso rooms and learn
'or himself of the advantages thoro. I
Had hoard of this auiwiaUou through the
japora but hadn't much of an idea of the
ork Hint was being quietly done there
until I had visited and soon for inyeelf.
From the social rooms I was next con-
hictod into the physical department and
hero I BOOH found the apparatus for the.
lovelopmont of the body of which I was
o much in need "Try all the
fixtures said the young man and see what
vou think of then , I mounted the her
izontal bar where I spend some time ii
turning , swinging , &o. Then I tcstei
the parallel bars , next I battled with th
striking bag , swung the Indian club one
us d the dumb bolls ranging in weigh
all the way from three to fifty pounds
Tried the elegant chest machine an
walked with my hands back and forth o
Iho trianptlar ladder. I looked at th
boxing gloves longingly and the youn
man inked mo if I'd like to put them on
I told him I would next time I came
As wo were passing out I saw a fine pai
of fencing foih and masks. I have mad
up my mind to join that gymnasium an
the association , and how much I wish a ;
the sunken chest , round-shouldcrc
young men of Council Blufls would d
the same. The rooms are located at Ne
12 North Main street where young mo ;
will always bo welcomed.
Something For Nothing.
Until further nolico wo give to cad
twentieth customer his purchase , whatever
over the price or value of the uamo ma ;
bo. Our cashier will keep an accurat
record of every transaction , and whoi
the twentieth Bale of any amount is mad
the purchaser will bo presented with th
samo. Wo have adopted for the prcson
this system of advertising because i
gives our patrons instead of the news
papers the five per cent , which it cos
us. Clothing retailed at wholosal
prices. Hats retailed at case prices
Furnishing goods , trunks , bags , umbrol
as , etc. , etc. Every twentieth customer
presented with his purchase.
MKTOALF Bnos.
or N. C. Tobacoo fmest in thi
land.
COMMEKOIAIi.
COUNCIL DLurrs MABKGT.
Whoat-No. 1 milling 75@80 ; No. 3 GG@
rO ; rejected 50.
Corn Local purposes , 40 ® 15.
Oats For local purposes , 30@40.
liny 310 00@11S 00 per ton ; baled. 50G <
Kyo 40@15a.
Corn Monl 1 30 per 100 pound * .
Wood Good supply ; prices nt yardj , 6 00(8 (
700.
700.Coal
Coal Delivered , hard , 11 50 per ton ; soft
C 00 per ton
Lard FalrbanU's , wholesaling at OJc.
Flour City Hour , 1 C0@3 30.
Brooms 2 05@3 00 per doz.
LtVB STOCK.
Cattle Butcher cows 3 7B@4"2o. Butchoi
steers 4 G0@0 00.
Hogs 4 00@4 25.
ruonuoE AND rnurra.
Quotations by J , M. St. Jolm & Co. , com-
mlfinion merchants , 538 Broadway.
Live 1'oultry Chlckona , C@8c ; turkeys
lOc.
lOc.I'caches Inu. bcx , 1 00.
Oranges 5 00@0 01) per box.
Lemons 5 00@G 00 per box.
Bananas 3 50@1 00 per bunch
litittor Creamery i 20c ; rolls , choice 9@10c ,
Ejrgs 13o po * dozen.
Cherries § li fiO per bushel.
Vegetables I'otatoea , 3GO@1I > 0 ; onions
75c ; cnbbogo , 4 cents per pound ; npploi
inno in market ; Beans , 3 50@2 25 poi
juuhol.
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
NOTICE. Special a vcrtlsomonts , HO aa Lost
found , To Loan , For Sale , To Kent , Wants , Board
, og , eta. , will bo Inserted In this column at the lo\
rate of TEN CENTS PEH LINE for the flrtt Inaortloi
and FIVK CENTS I'Ell LINK for each subsequent E
sortlon. Leave adtorttsemonta atouroffloo , No.
Pearl Street , near JlroiJwav
WANTS. .
WANT tt. Flvo hundred pieces ot ( Jrstchw
nccoiul lianil carpet and two hundred boatlni
stores. . A. J. MANDKl , 3J6 Broadway
f\I3) PAPERS For ealo at B office , at 25 cent
\J a hundred.
Every body In Council Bluffs to tak
WANTED . Dollrerod by carrier at only twont
oonti a week.
PUNY PIOTURKS-Boys and plrla so to Barko'
JL Kxcclslor Gallery , ICO Main Street , and get phc
'ographcd pu the Shetland pony's back.
A GENTS Ladles and gentlemen can make RIB
Xidosa wages by selling the "Champion Boson
Btrccthor and ronlne Board. " Retails at 11.00
Any lady can do up * line Bblrt without a wrlnkl
tnd gloss It as nlcolyaathobcstlaundrloscan.Addresi
lorpaitlcularg 0. B. S. & L Co. , BBS. ollloe , ( or oni
month.
T. n. TATK. WAIHIEN WHITE
1 ! A-TE < Sc W JdLITIE.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
I'ractlco In State and I'odoral Courts.
Collections promptly attended to.
Hooiu 0 , Schugart's liuildin ,
COUNCIL ULUia'-S , IOWA.
ICE ! ICE I ! ICE ! !
For pure river lee patrocUo the blue wagong tat
Isttctlon guaranteed. Leave orders at No. 45 Soutl
Main street.
Telephone No , 84.
MULIIOlAAKI ) & KIOIIOLA8.
ACOB SIMS. K. P. CADWKLL
8IWS& CADV/ELL ,
Attorneys -at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Office , Main Street , Rooms 1 and Hhngurt & Mo
lUhon'i Block. Will practice In BUto aud edert
lourtj
Mrs , HJ , HiltOff.M. D , ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
222 Middle BroHlv y , council Blufla.
WESTERN IOWA NORMAL
-SCIENTIFIC ) AND-
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS . . . . jotfA.
Will Open
THE 23rd of JUNE 1884.
A complcto course for teachers and those desiring
higher llncll'h txtucatlon , a ( ull buslucus course ,
ivlth traliilrg In octinl butlocis imctiro and geuer-
oorropondvnro , ihort lianj , orniwental | < cnn au <
ihlp , flocullon , German and music. Splendid rooms ,
arge , light and well furnished , charitc * > ery moder-
kte , contof IhlngroanoiiaUe , society KOO < | , expert.
meed teachers for further | rtlcnlir , Inimlru ol
BKAUWL&Y & l'AUI.SON ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
ROLLER RINK
IOE OREAM PAtttOR.
Faught by PROF. SOIINOOU Tuesday and
Friday ovoninga from 8:30 :
to 10:30 : o'clock.
UINK VOH HUNT AT $16.00 1'EH NIOUT.
EarLAHGCST FLOOR IN TOWN ,
P. H. MARTENS. Prop'r.
K. Eice M. D.
or other tumors rcmovoJ without thi
knlia or ilnwlog a blood.
DISEASES < "ynd.rou r.
Uter lilrtyyeart iiractlcal experliuoe OUlce No
I'nr Itrtet , Ouuucll Bluff *
jTiTConculUtlca Iron
New and Beautiful Attractions
-X2XT-
Dry Goods
HARKN
Having just purchased in Eastern Markets very cnoice stock oJ
Spring and Summer Dress Goods , Ginghams , Table Linen , Crashes , etc. ,
we are prepared to ofler nn excellent selection o beautiful fabrics , and
shall do so at
UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES
These goods have just been opened from the manufacturers , and
comprise the latest designs and novelties of the season Note below a few
of the MANY BARGAINS wo are offering :
K .
Summer silks , 35c ; Summer silks , 50c ; Summer silks , 75c. These
are special bargains and cannot bo duplicated. Good black silk at 5 Oc ,
worth 75c Choice black Radzimor silk , 81.00 , usual price , $1.30.
Black Gros Grain silk , 80c. Pure Silk Ottoman at $1.75 , worth $2.26.
Heavy Cloaking Tuniscinuo at 51.75. All grades of the fnmouf Lyons
Silks J. C. Bonnet & Co. , and Antoine Guinet & Co. , at Lowest Prices. '
Good plaids at 5c , worth lOc. . Brocade dress goods at 8c , worth loc
Choice colored cashmeres at 30c. Figured suitings at 30c. Very fine
all-wool suitings , double width at 75c , and never sold for less than 81.00.
Also beautiful combination suitings at very low prices.
TABLE LINEN
Good all linen table at 30c , Good all linen table at 40c. Choice al
linen table at GOc. Very fine all linen table at S1.50 , worth 82 50
Table crasli 5c a yard. All linen towels at lOc each. All linen towels
at 12c each. ,
Good Bleached Muslin , ' 5c. Good unbleached muslin , Gc. A fine
assortment of beautiful spring Shawls .it popular prices. Full stock ol
Domestic Paper Patterns. OS Catalogues free.
Prices reduced on Ingrains , Tapestry and Body Brussels , Velvets
Moquettes , Axminsteis , &c. , to reduce stock. Call and get prices before
elsewhere.
elsewhere.Harkiress Brothers *
401 Broadway COUHCIL BLUFFS ,
WHOLESALE
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Jl VTlllJLWJ. JJ JL * ll ii W * W ltft.WWJj.JJ
COUNCIL BLUFFSl IOWA ,
jCTSpoclal attention to orders by mall.
4th of J
AT WHOLESALE
Our "Bee , " and "Eival" Cigars Speak for Themselves ,
WIRT & DUQUETTE ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA
OVCOIsTJESTO
ON IMPROVED FARMS IN
IOWA AND NEBRASKA !
LOWEST IUTE8. O "TTtT /r J PEARL STRECT.
mar TERMS , u. VV , OC , ) council B\UBI \ , iow
GRESTON HOUSE
EVERVTHINa1R8TCLAS3. .
Nos , 217 and 219 S. Main St. , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS
IOE OREAM. WATER ICES
RESTAURANT AND CAFE
T.
to 3E = xtl3lio.
Uroaduar , I J Ketli it kll Ilourt.
Council BluffI P4rtle Bj > claltjr.
H.H. HORNE & CO ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
m
laars
* &
Wo rnftko a specialty , at our EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA wid
YARA 010ARS. All Cigars sold by us are of our own nianufaoturo and warranted
ns represented.
OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE , I 552 Broadway ,
H. H. HORNE & CO. , | COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA.
IE. STOOIKIIERT & CO
MANUFACTURERS or
CARPETS , CURTAINS , WINDOW FIXTURE3 , and RUPAIRINQ
. vrxcl
NO. 309 BROADWAY - .A spcc.lalty' . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
SMITH &TOMJEB , Afits ,
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS
7 and 9 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA.
IV ,
urtalns , in Lace , f lib , Turcoman , Etc. Oil cloths.iMattlngs , Linoleums Eto
hoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST ,
omo and bo convinced that wo are headquarters for all Roods in our line ,
hcapost place to buy CARPETS , Curtains and House Furnishings in the
City.
Nos. 5 , 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - - COUNCIL BLUFFS
Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care
iETSOME OF
Feifcct Fitting , Best and Cheapest. Pine Linen Collars and Caffa.
No : 71 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Furniture and , appointments all now. Nos. 208 and 210 Broadway , Council Bluff
Waves 95c , Ooquetts 25c each..Switches $1 to $20each ,
Hair ornaments at OUST. All kinds of hair w&rk
promptly attended to. Waves made of Ladies' comhinsa f
at 50c per inch , - if
ALL KINDS OF
MRS. J. d GOOD 29 Main
MRS , S. J. NOBRIS , 105 Main St.j
50i Main Street , Council Bluffs.
MANUFACTURER OP
, VALIdkb , ANU
CASES a specialty. Shawl , Tourist , and Trunk Straps.
Twenty Years Experience. - - Repairing Neatly Executed
WHOLESALE DEALE.US IN
HATSOAFS BUCKGLOYESJ
and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOW
MAYNE & PALMER ,
DEALERS IN
Hard and
AND WOOD ,
DDI.K AND BARREL LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND OE1IENT , UICmOAN PLASTEK.tl AIR J
o , 030 Broadway , - ANDBEWKlll'H'K. . . . , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Ventilated Three Inch Part ,
ON VEGETABLE LACE ,
Only Seventy - Five Gents J
3oquotts , 12Ac each. Switches , ( all long hnir ) § 2,00 $4.00 , $8 , < JF
and upwards. Hair Ornaments Given Away.
MBS. B. A. BENEDICT ,
S'o. 837 Broadway Council Blusj
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER ! ! ]
Italic Caste and V/oodln / Coffins of all Kinds * /
CELEQRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY A1VENDED TO. OPEN DAY ANDWGl { |
3XTo. 1 3XT. ixxoiX 331ix TtJ. TLr *
KNICKERBOCKER PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY"
220 South Mmn Streo , Countil Bluffs , Town.
Wo guarantee our work n ( irat-clau in over manner and style at low P . . _
iVo make a npecialty of Gtoupcs , Fuiniliea. and especially children , wlb'j ]
vc take quicker than a wink. COME AND SBK US. ( f
SCHMIDT & RILEY proprietorLi
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