DAIL * BKE WEDNESDAY , OCTOBER 1 184.
NORENE & ; , LANDSTROM ,
Fall Goods Ready. Suits Mnde to Order in Lntost Style
, en Short Notice nud a Keasonnlo Prices.
\ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
610 Mnln Street , . . . . . . Council Blnffs.
DR. JUDD'S ELECTRIC BELT.
0,000 Electric Hells fold for the Monti ) of Sept , by us.
References Any ol the liuslntoslhouso In Council Bluffs. JUDD & SMITH Proprietors.
Salesrooms 319 , Broadwny Manufactory 30 , Fourth St. COUNCIL BLUFFS-
A. L. STEANG & CO. ,
Double and Single Acting Power ana Hand
,
Knnino Trimmings , Minlnn Machinery , Boiling , Hose , Brass and Iron Flltlnqs ,
nt wholesale and retail. HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , OIIUROB
AND SOIIOOL BELLS.
Corner 10th Farnam St. , Omaha Hob.
RICHARDS ft CLARKE , W. A. CLARKE ,
Proprietors. Suporiunudeul
U. P. RAILWAY. 17TH & 18TH STREBlfc
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
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WATER WHEELS. ROLLER MILLS ,
jrtjj ,
MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS , INCLUDING THE
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Celebrated Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting Clotb
STEAM PUMPS STEAM WATER AND GAS PIPE.
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ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON.
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Wo are prepared to urnish plans aad eatiniates , and will contract foi
tlio erection of Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators , or for cbauginp
Flouring Mills , from Slona to the Roller System.
2 "Especial attention given to furnishing Powder Plants for any pur
pose , mid cstimnies mode for Rome Geuer.il machinery rei uirs attended
promptly. Aadret-H
ETOHARD & CLARKE , OmahaNeb
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PATENT LO wn THE HVAITf BJ * TIOLIC.IJTS <
AND SAW MILL SI-ECI LTIES. font'S'htHtfS * % ftV Fpfl' ICiMATE < .
IllJOENTLY FROM FREMONT , NEB.
SADDLERY HARDWARE ,
HIDES , PELTS , FURS , TALLOW , WOOL.
- "WE PAY THE-
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l < "or Hides , Wool , Pelts , Ele , and consignments made to u ? will receive prompt
attention , for vrhich immediate loturna will bo mado.
13th Street , Bet. Dodge and Capitol Ave , - OMAHA , / / &
r Wis.
GUNTHER & 03 , , Solo Bottlers ,
COUNCHJLUFFS
ADDITIONAL LOOAL NEWS.
II. .T. Chamber ? , of Avoca , was intlio city
yesterday
Will .T. Ti otter , of Adocn , w > in tlio city
yesterday.
T. 0 Spangler , of A\oc , was nt the Pad-
lie
Kd. Kitrglblians has entered tlio employ of
Kelson it Simmons.
John 1 ! . Haininoll , of Milwaukee , was nt
llio Ogden yesterday.
II. M. Uoshvlck , of Woodbine , arrived nt
the Ogden ycstordny.
A. W. C'onrson , of Cincinnati , w.is nt
Bechtoloa yesterday.
Tudgo C. S. Kocnan , of Shonamloah , Is
iiero attending United States court.
A. Vivid nnd \\\o \ ( , of lea ) Moliies , were
among tlioso nt the Bochtolo hotel yester
day.
Clins. 12. Thornburg , of Onmliii , was hero
ostordny talking up picture curds for T. II.
Colter.
A. 15. Tliornoll , of Sidney , tlio tvpnbllca
cnndidnto for district nttornoy , was nt tli
" "acifio yesterday.
J , X. Priest , of Den Motncs , special agon
of the Kciultablo Life Insurance company
vna In the city yesterday.
Dr. Untton , of lied Oak , tlio wolMcueni
; rconbacker , nnd democratic nominee foi
elector , wns in the city yesterday.
Mi. nnd Mrs. Vnuglinn'a Infant dnuglito
'D. lio"was yesterday very low , and It wa
cared that she will not reco\or.
Gon. 13akor , the republican nomlnoo fo
.ttorney Ronoral , left hero ycstordny fo
" .ogan , wlicro ho waa to speak last evening.
J. M. Adams , of the firm of J2. E. Adam
c Co. , loft yesterday morning for Boston tc
juy goods for the Boston boot nnd she
Tore.
Tore.Mitchell
Mitchell Vincent , of Onnwn , \vell-kuowi
ailwny contractor , wns hero yesterday look
ng after his chances of getting tlio contrac
or the improvement of Indian crook.
B. B. Mann , tlio wido-mvnko dopartmen
nanngor of the Mutual Itcscrvu Fund Iiif
association , loft yesterday on n short (
lastwnrJ , expecting to bo absent a wcok OFEO
Col. 13. J. Abbott loturned yesterday from
Chicago , where ho has beau under oloctrica
reatmont. Ho fools improved in health , nni
tartod last ovonlng to attend the grand lodg
if Knights of Pythias at Sioux City.
Miss Mamio Vnnghan , who lias been visit
ng Lor uncle , JIayor Vnuglian , for some timp
tartod last evening for her homo in S.u
i"rancisco. She was fortuu.ito in securing a
company on thu journey Mr. B. Wellinan , o
3an Prancisco , and liis daughter , who 1m
been nttondintr an eastern school.
The beat carpet awoopor on earth n
larknosa Bros.
Stock Slilpmcnts.
The following shipments of stock at tin
Union Stock Yards for September 20 :
D. Anderson , ono car hogs , 03 head , to
Chicago via R. 1.
J. S. Tucker , ouo car sheep , 118 head
o Chicago via 11. I.
Oacoola Ranch company , two cars
iheop , 304 head , to Chicago via R. L
S. Finklo , ono car horses , 17 head , to
"daGrovoviaN. W.
J. I. Wobator , ono car cattle , 17 head
; o St. Paul , Neb. , via U. P.
S. Cusick , ouo car hogs , Gl head , to
'hicago via Mil.
F. Krops , ono car hogs , G-l head , to
'hicago ' via R. I.
D. 1. Blias , ono car hogs , 09 head , to
Chicago via R. I.
R. Taylor , three cars sheep , 501 head ,
to Chicago via Mil.
} V. Boblln. five cars cattle , 110 head ,
driven out ,
Loiaor it Co. , four cars cattle , 7-1 head ,
to Chicago via Mil.
Rudd& McCoy , ton cars cattle , 198
head , to Chicago via Mil.
\Vm. Framer , ono carhoca , 21 head , to
Albany , N. Y. , via R. I.
A. Blair , four cara cattle , 75 head , to
Chicago via N. W.
John Blair , seven cars cattle , 130 head ,
to Chicago via N. W.
E. B. it K. , four cara cattle , 70 head ,
to Chicago via N. W.
See the cloak department of Jfarknoea
Bros. It is now complete with clioico
garment for fall and winter eorvico.
Gliaiifjcs ol ( ho 1'ollco.
To-day there goes into cil'ect a change
in the police force. Thu force is to bo
cut down , Officers Cusick and Kirk being
relieved from duty. This leaves beoidea
the chief eovon men , three of whom are
to bo on duly daytimes , and four at night.
Of the day force , Oflicor O'Brion'fl beat
will bo on Broadway from Main atroot to
the Chicago it Northvrentorn depot : Oili-
cor Hurley on Main atroot ; Officer
Towno , on upper Broadway. Of the
night force Officer Brooks will bo from
Bryanr street to the upper end of Broad
way ; Oflieer Smullon on Main streotfrom
Willow avenue south ; Officer Dunn on
Broadway from Bryant street to the
opera house , and Officer Austin on lower
Broadway.
Gau/.o underwear nt cost to close out
stock. J. J. Auwerda & Co. , 317 Broad-
way.
Homo Bond BuyorH.
$ There nro doubtless many hero who
have a few spare dollars for which they
would take safe and profitable invest-
vostintnta. The unsold paving bonds
oiler such an opportunity their validity
and stability being pretty thoroughly es
tablished now. A man named Kelley ,
who recently moved hero from Michigan ,
sols the example. Having about § 500 to
spare ho bought ono of the bonds , deem
ing it a good means to keep his money
sate , and at the name time make it earn
him something. The interest on the
bonds is six per cent payable semiannually -
nually , and thcro seems no reason why [
the bonds shall not bo readily taken with
out the necessity of Bnndint ; comtnittcoe
east , and paying five per cent to brokers
Cyclorio cigarettes for eaJo at Opera
houeo cigar store , only ten cents for &
package of twenty.
Col. Jlaruor'M Hul > Htltiitr ,
Last evening it was expected that Col.
Jeeso IJurper , the celebrated greenback
orator , would speak at the court house , '
but ho failed to arrive. It appears that
at Atlantic ho received a telegram from
twj mcmbora of the national committee i
requesting him to como to Chicago n
once on matters of importance , nnd awa ;
ho wont , and sent word hero tlin
ho would speak at some other time.
In his nbsonco Mr. Puaey , who was
nominated for congress yesterday by the
greenback convention , noted ns n substi
tute. Ho presented the protection tnr *
ill'ns the chief cause of nil the troubles
of the working classes , mid free trndo
was the euro of nil their ills , Ho also
showed up sonto of the facts concerning
railways and their oppression of the pee
Ic.
Summer gloves aim gnuzo umlcrtvcar nt
coat , to close out stock. ) . ,1. Auwordn
Co. , U17 Broadway.
Kenl Kslnto TranslVrH.
The following transfers wcro filed in
the county clerk's ollico yesterday and re
ported for TUG Bir. : by 1 * . J. McMnhon ,
September 30,1881 :
John Danforth nnd w to L. A. Cnapor
nnd .1. F. Wilcox , no I sw j 20 , 7013 ,
$1,897.
A. E. Strinaonto F. J. Day , lots J ) and
10 , blk 21) ) , Howard's ndd Council Bluffs ,
$100.
0. M. Dodge , W. 1 * . Dodge nnd J. D.
ioard to J.ulta F. Dodge , lot 11 , blk ( ! i ,
sub tlir of Riddle's tract , Council BlullV.
§ 1.00.
Jno. If. Agcson to Bon F. Aggson , n
\ no 118 , 7410 , $2,400.
S. S. Pollock to Sarauol Beat , aw 110 ,
' 0,3(3 ( , St , 35.
Millinery , notions , and the Inloat nov-
Hios in n few days. J. J. Auwardn it
Co. , 317 Broadway.
A1TACK15U BY A HKKON.
A Wounded gUlrtl Nearly Kills
Hunter in It * Strutftflo tor life.
William Janowny , n hunter , had an un
expected nnd very exciting advontiiro on
Fridnjr last near the headwaters of Ton
Mile river , in this county , writes a cor
respondent to the Norr York Times from
Beaver Brook , N. Y. Ho was hunting
along the margin of the stream looking
for irood-ducks , and as ho sat hidden behind -
hind an alder bush ho Raw n largo blue
heron alight at the edge of the water , a
short gunshot away. Janoway fired nl
the bird , and it fell to the ground , whore
it lay fluttering nnd struggling , evidently
badly wounded. With the idea of
securing it alive the hunter laid down his
gun and ran to the spot where the heron
waa. The great bird had struggled to its
foot before Janoway reached it , and whoi
it saw him approaching it turned anc
tried to run away , but waa hurt so that il
could not , and fell again to the ground.
Jnnowuy hurried on , nnd bending over
the heron to seize it , ho was taken bj
surprisa to eco it regain its foot nut
place itself in nn attitude of defense.
The hunter had never heard that those
birds were courngooas enough to attack
anyone , and ho stopped iorwnrd to over
power it , when it sprang forward to moot
him , nnd , darting outs long nuck , struck
Janowny a blow in the face witl :
its powerful beak that felled him
to the ground half stunned.
Ho staggered to his feet and found thai
blood was streaming from n wound in his
check made by the heron's beak. Ho had
no time to determine on what it was
boit to do before the immense bird ,
which stood more than four foot high ,
ilow at him again , throning its body
heavily against his breast , at the same
time striking him just above the rlgh
eye with Its beak. Janoway fell again
nnd the bird followed up its advantage
and attacked him as ho luy upon the
ground. The movements of the heron
although wounded , were so quick that it
had given the hunter a third blow , this
time in the loft eye , before ho could
make any dofeuso whatever. Maddened
with pain , Janoway sprang to his foot
nnd , rushing upon his singular
antagonist , caught it with both hands
about the nock. Its strength was
ao great that , strangled ns it was by the
hunter's desperate clutch , it rcquirod all
of Janoway"s power [ to retain his hold
until the bird vas forced to succumb. Ho
held on to ito nock until it ceased to
atrugglo longer. Ho had choked it to
death. Ho was covered with blood and
his loft eye wna blinded. Ho hurried to
the house of a lumberman living near the
spot. His cheek was laid open to the
bone where the boron had struck him
first with its beak , and there was n deep
hole over his right oyo. The loft eye was
entirely destroyed , and it is feared Jane
way will lose the eight of the other one.
The bird with which the hunter had so
severe and serious a struggle waa subao
quontly brought in from the woods. It
measured nearly seven feet from tip to
tip of its wings. These birds are rare ih
that locality , although ono ia occasionally
eeen. Janoway is an old boar and door
hunter , and has had many thrilling ad-
vonturca while hunting them , but , ho
sajs , the surprising attack of the heron
wna fiercer than any ed'ort ho over aavr a
boar or wounded buck make in defending
itaolf. Jt waa cortninly a moat terrible
ono for him , as it may leave him totally
blind.
MJT ,
Wlicro they May Do Had nt Twonly
Jlvo CentH a Dny.
Now Yoik Sun.
It suddenly began to rain , and n young
man in a novy suit and wearing a hat evi
dently bought that day darted into the
corridor of an up-town hotel. SVo
waited flvo minutes and then looked out
on the sloppy sidewalk.
"I suppose I'll ' have to take a duck
ing , " ho remarked ruefully to a gentle
man by his side.
"This cano of mine len't of much aor-
vice to a rainstorm. "
"Why don't you hire nn umbrella , "
the other inqnired.
"Whoro can I hire one ? "
"In the corridor near the Broadway
entrance. "
The young man lost no time in finding
the man who rented the umbrellas ,
checked his cano , nnd wont out into the
street beneath a very respectable looking
gingham.
"They keep umbrellas for rental in
most hotels now , " said the man in charge
of the umbrella utnnd , " nnd lota of thorn
ire rented on rainy days. The general
irico is 23 ccnta a day for the use of the
umbrella. When wo lot them go out
wo require deposit of § 1.50 , which is
what tho.umbrellafl sell for. They are
of gingham , which will not run when
writ. Cur customernro mostly out of
town folks , who como aw y from homo
without an umbrella , or persons who are
Bsuglit in a rain storm that comou up sud-
Jonlv.
"How long will ono of theeo § 1 50
jinKliam uinbrollui last ? "
"About twenty routings. After that
'hey begin to wear a very utmttraotivu
iauct in fact , most pereons don't care
uuoh to carry thorn then. "
"Ho you over rent silk umbroilabi"
"Ye ; but they don't pay. You BCO , i
moat persons don't care to make so Inrg
n doposito M is required on i silk umbrol
la. Wo charge -10 cents a dsy for sil
umbrollftj. "
"Do the persons who hire the umbrol
Ins over keep them ? , '
"Often. Bus , then , wo like that , fo
they have nlrcndy "nmdo n deposit , nn <
In most instanced the naclulncss of th
umbrella is drnn ing near its end. "
Sontonuvil liy HIM AVIfo.
Y. Journal.
"You got intoxicated and neglect you
'Aiuily , " BAid Justice Murray in the liar
em courtyoitorday to John McLuighlii
a hboror. "I've a notion to send you u ]
Tor n yo.ir. "
"Oh , your Honor , whnt'll become o
my family ? I've nine children , niu
they'd starve to dentil before I como
out. "
"That's n story , Judge , " snapped
smart llttlo woman ruthing up to the
leak. "I'm his wife , nnd wo haven't a
child in the world. He's n dirty loafer ,
and ho abuses mo nil the time "
"If that's the case I guess I'll lot you
oontonco him , " said Justice Murray.
"John McLaughlin , " shouted his
rife , turning to the prisoner. "Tho BOH-
once of the court is that you co to pria <
on for life ! "
_ "I'll reduce it to six months , John , '
aid Ilia Honor with a smile , "if you
iromiso to behave yourself when you
got out. "
The prisoner promised but shook hla
at nt his rrifo as she loft the court
00111.
linprncllcnl Koformcrs.
Milladelphla Hcconl.
The prohibitory liquor law is enforced
n Jown precisely ns it Is enforced in
ilaino and Kansas that is to nay ; not nt
II. At Doa Moinoa there nro "scores of
tlaoos where all kinds of liquors are sold
almost as openly ns before the law took
oQ'oct ; " in the towns along the Mississip
pi river "little attention is paid to the
law , " nnd in the western cities "tho sa
loons nro running about as they were last
year. " No prosecutions are to bo insti
tuted until after the election. " That
sentence tolls the whole alory , and dom
pnatratos the folly of the probitionlats in
intrusting the enforcement of imprac
ticable laws to the politicians , irho have
every reason for not enforcing it.
Railway Time Table ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following are the tlinos ol the nrrlrnl and do
pixrturo at trains by central stiuiJnul time , nt i
( oc l ilenots. Trainsloavo transfer ilojiot ton mtn
11.09 earlier an J nrrU o ten mlnutos later.
CII10100 , BimUNUKJN AND QVINOT.
HUVB. ARIUVK.
6:85 : pm ( Jhlcaco Kinross D:00nm :
0:10 : m Fust Hull. 7oo : p IB
6:45 : a m ( 'Mull ami UxpteM , 7l'3im |
12:10 : p m Arcommoil Man. 2:40 : ji m
"At locul ilcpot only.
KANSAS Clir , HT. iO AND OOUMHL BMJ7M.
10:05 : n m ( Mull anil Kxprc&i , (7:05 : p m
8:06 : p in I'aclllc Kiiiroaa , ti'.W p m
OUtOAOO , MILWAUKHH AND St. PAUL.
6:15 : p m Express , 0:05 : n m
B:16 : u m Kxiiross , CSG : p m
cmoAoo , HOCK isMNu AND rAmno.
0:30 : p m Atlantic ] Esprote , 9.05 ft m
0:26 : a in iDuy KxjiroHS , 0.61 p m
7:20 : a m "Dos Itfolnc-j Acwumuiotlatlon , ' ) 0:05 : p tu
'At local depot only.
WABASII , HT. LOUIH ANU rACIflO.
1:20 n m Mall. 4:15 : p m
6:10 : pm Accommoilaton 0.00 it m
At Tranntor only
omcAuo ami XORTIIWIUTERII.
6:30 : p m Kxprosn , 0:60 : p m
B:25nm : I'aoilloKxiirosa 11.05 ft in
BIOUX C1TV AND PACIFIC.
7:40 p m tit. Paul Kxprosa , B:60 : a m
7,20 a m Diy llxpreaa 0:50 : p m
'UNION PACIFIC.
8:00 : p m Western Express , 8:35 : n m
11:00 : R m 1'aullla Express , 4:40 : p m
7:40 : a m Local KxiircBO , 0:61 : m
12:10 : ft ui Lincoln Kxjireaa ,
AtTramloronly. '
DUMMY TRAINS TO OH AHA.
Leave 7:20-8SO-D:30-10.SO-11:40 : : : : a. in. l:30-:3 : :
3:30-4:80-6:30-4:30-11:03 : : : : : p. in Sunday 0:30-11:10 : :
a.m. 1:30-3:30-5:30-0:30-11:05 : : : : : p. ui. Antvo 10 mln
to befuro leaving tlmn
3DDB. OO. .
DENTIST.
100 MAIN STREET ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS - - - IOWA
DANCING ACADEMY ,
Prof Schnoor will introduce the
European tourist dances during the
course. Francaise , Talonalli , Eldo
rado , Villutto , Spanisli , Vandango ,
and American standard dances , and
Llio latest reverse waitstep. .
Eollor Skating E/ink.
Rqllcr skating Wednesdnya and
Saturdays.
H. il. MARTENS , Proprietor.
ruon. omen , 11. u. rusty.
Council BluHr . U.
Established - - 1858
Dealers In Foreign tnd omcstlo Kichan a an
ITr w ( Jonirlll
J.Ii. TATK. WAllllEN WJIUIJ
T A. TE < SC
Practice In State and Federal Courts.
Colleitloua promptly attended to.
Room 10 , Shugart'0 liuilding ,
COUNCIL HLUFKS IOWA
fACOIi HIMH. K. I' .
8IN18& . CADV/ELL ,
Attorneys -at-Law ,
COUNCIL HLUKFS , IOWA.
OlHce , Main Street , Hooina 1 and 2 HluiK&rt k Mo-
Mahon'a Illack. Will practice In Htata ami Federal
ourw.
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BOOQE'S SIOUX OITY HAMS.
J. Y. FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
fr .88 I'fltrl Street Council llluffa owa.
Mrs , n , J , Billon , M. n , ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
322 Wlddlo lro ! dy. . Counotl BluQa.
N. 80HURZ ,
Justice offflo Peace.
OKKICK OVEIt ASIKIIICAU BXI'IIESB.
JOUNOIL BLUFFS. IOTA
THE OBLGAPEST PLACE IN UMAHA TO BUY
One of the Boat and largest Stocks in'the United Statoa
to select from ,
NO STAIKS 'TO CLIMB ,
ELEGANT PASSENGER 'ELEVATOR , '
THAT IS THE NAME OP THE TOWN WHERE
FOR ALL ARE FOUND !
Where They Can Enjoy Pure Air < & Water !
And nil of the good nnu pleasant things thnt go to mnko up a complete
pleto and happy existence.
The town of South Omahii it tiunnted south o the city o Omaha
on the line o the U. P. Railway , nud it is less than 2i miles from tha
Oinuha post office to the north line c i the town site.
South Omaha is nearly 1 } miles north and south by 2J east and
west , and covers an area of nearly foursquare miles , _
The stock yards are at the extreme southern limit.
Nearly ISO lots Imvo been sold ad the demand i < 3 on fcho iucrop.39
The yards are being rapidly pushed to completion.
The 5(50,000 ( beef packing house is progressing finely.
The § 30,000 Water Works are finished nud furnish an abundant
supply of
PURE SPRING WATER.
The B. & M. and Belt Line Railways have a largo force of men at
work and will , in connection with the u. P. Railway , have n union depoJ *
near the park nfc the north end of the town. Snitablo grounds will bo
furnished for Church and School purposes.
Now is the time to buy lots in this growing city. They will never
bc cheai > er than they are to-day.
ISF"Apply at the Company's office , at the Union Stocks Yards.
Assistant Secretary ,
'P TKTfi
They Are Without A Rival.
AND-
fi
Have been Awarded One Hundred and eighteen Prize
Medals at all the prominent expositions of the
World for the Last Fifty Years. And
lj ) flio West LMni Pianists ;
Piano
-IN
An examination of thcso magnificent Pianos is politely requested
jofore purchasing nny other instrument.
IH Ji2L IVIlla " JL Haiti > Rr O6 .ESJ&U.y
General Western Ropresc-Dtativos.
P. S.-Also Gen'l Agt's for KNABB , VOSE & SONS ,
BEHR BROS , , ' 'and ' ARION PIANOS , and SHONINGEE
CYMBELLA and CLOUGH & WARREN ORGANS.
IMPORTER , JOBBER AND MANUFACTURERS1 AGENT OF
ST. , BETWEEN FARNAM AND
t