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MONDA s NOT'EMBEIv ' 10 i8S4. IIALLBTT , DAVIS AND COMPVNY PIANOS KnJorscil hy FRAVZ I.wrr , EMEUSON PIANOS. Unrhnllfil or Tone or tliilsh , KtMUALL PIANOS Kent Modern Trice to liuy. The Klmlinl ! OIKIIII , long and favorably known In tha wojl , rncommonila STK\V ART , Solo Apent for above line * of Goods. NViirorooina , 329 c ucil lllnffrt Oorr > | xn once Soil ito-1. AsaaU mi toil. nnNTTL nLUFF.S TOW A W. P ALYSWOETH. kma oi ground 13I1ICK o HOUSK3 raised. All work KUnuutood. W. P. ATOWOBTH , Special Bargains In .n order to make room for an immense stock of Spring Goods , I have decided to offer all goods now in stock , at pricea never before quoted in thia city. GEO. U. BEARD , No. 32 Main Street , next to P. 0. A. F. CLA.TTEIIHUCK , G. BlQAll , 0. B BESWICK , Manager. Assistant. Secretary. Council Bluffs Defective Association Wo would call jour Attention to the fact that the -AUK orFKKING- Baro-ains Whioh Cannot Toe Obtained Elsswhere- S1S ! y n THAT WK DEFY COMPETITION IN KVHUY 1-AHTICULAU , tirrSII Utho rnnclo word which ill a'tract the attention of c crjhody , It id the word wo tise.1 whence pu"l Led1 oTir [ that is the reason o can offer them to you at 8o low a figure. A cash ° K tal ? I L5lS ? Sd Klllhnr | , th'e.ehy protecting pureh ir. tr. BOLTS , -MANUFACTURERS OF n mm , Dorroor Windows , Flnlih , Window Cupe.Irou Crostln a , Metallic Sky-lRht ! , &o. Tin. Iron.tnd S tolBcO f u siORnnthlSlh Btroot Omah Nebraak * . SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTIOK. Siioclol a vortlBonucntu , BV.O KB Ixwi , Found , To Iioau , For Salu , To Kent , Wants , BoardIng - Ing , etc. , will bu Inserted In thia column at the low rite of TEN CUNTS PEll LINE for tha first Insertion nnd FIVE CENTS PEll LINE for each subsequent n- sortlon. Leave nd\ortlsement9 clour office , No. Pearl Street near Broadnav WANTS. IJ OflHKNT ItooiuH furuUhed or unfurnished , I1 \\llli or wllaout Ijoarcl , en or Ictore thu 15th atO'h'llilrd. IjiOH ltfc.Nlsuliu ill rciiimM lu cuutril locMlou -I" Knqulie ol lr llanchott , No. 12 Pearl fct ( Akm BALK oil lii.N'l' : Tlio Ortls 1'Mklni ; J ? nnJ uidchlmry , 1 'rated In tbla city. Cap 150 lings | io day. Udell Si Day. _ I > A Itruoil ct-riLan butch r ; onu tliat cm tnako all kiudi uf HJUBat'O. Aoplr > > t lir-adway Aleut Mujitt , Si.1 Ii.uailuy , Uutir.cll lllnlfa. TYrANTHD I'vory boaym Council BluSo to take W TiinORii. Delivered by carrier nt only twenty rentu a wooi. ! OLD PAPERS For Halo t UKB office , &t 29 oente a hundred Railway Time Table , OOUNOIL ULUFFS. lh Iollo\viii ) { are the times of the arrival and do. nurture of trains by central xtandard time , At looAl ikio'.5. Tialnb leave transfer depot ton mlti c.eit earlier and arrive ten minutes later. OUIOAQO , kURUNQrOt AM ) qi'IHCV , LIA\ . AUP.I70 b''ib p ci ChlcairuKxpreaa 0W : . m 9:10 : in Fast Mull. 7:00 : p rr rlCa : ra 'Mall ami Kxpioss , 7i'3 p m 12CO ; p ia AcouinmoiUtlorj. ! : < JO p m At local dejiot only. nARUia cur , tn. JOB AND OTUNCII , r.LUFra. 10:05 : m ( Mall and I'.xprcm , 7:05 p m E'CS p m 1'Mlflc Kicproii' ) , 6:60 : p m CHICAGO , UIIiWADUXIt AMD BT. rADL. 633 p ro Kxprau , 0:05 : ft u P:1C : a in Kxprew , 0:65 : p ui CHICAGO , BOOH IHLA D AA'D PACIFIC. 6:33 : p m Atlintlo Cxprena , B:05 a m 0:26 : tu Day Kiprew , B:6 : p m 7:20 : ft m "Dcs Molnoa Accommodation , 6:06 : p tn At local depot only. WABIUII , HT. LODIH AND I'ACmC. 1:29am : Mall , 4:15 : pru 6:10p : w Accomruodaton Pee am 1:30 : pru f I.Louis llxtirew 8:45 : p m 4:60 : pm Chlca.o Kxpriwa 10i&am : At Transfer only CHICAGO nd NouiuwuTiav , S:20 : p m KxpruiM , SM p m SC5 : a m I'adfio KxpreBa 9:06 : in ioui ciry ANII FAcinu. 7(0 : p m Bt. Taut Kxpreea , 6:50 : m 7 ; 0 a m Day Kxi > reaa 8:60 : p m UNION PACIFIC. 6:00 : p ro Western Exproaa , 8:85 : a m 11:001 : m I'ttotfio Kiiirora , < :10pru : 7:40 : a m Local Gxpreiig , 8:6 : * nj .12:10 : a m Uncoin Kxprtiw , _ _ At Transfer only. DOW XT TKAIKa TO OMAUA , Leave 7:2J-S:80-9 : : o-lo:30-lI:40a. : : m. 1:80-2:3 : : EiSO-lSO-BSO-aso-no5 : : : : p. m Sunday 8:80-11:10 : : a.m. l:30 : S:396:37SOll:05 : : : : p. m. Anlve 10 mln ti- before leavtn tlmf * t. Charles Hotel Four ttory trick , Just erected nn O , Mri'ct , l > a < tncen 7Ui and S h ttrtaU Fliicit fuinlilicd , lie t end inoit reasonable | > ri"ul ( unite at the ( nultui. > 'c > radd < | > o'ti. J1KK. KAIKCOAKLKV , uorZ-melin I'r-jirlaior. Mrs , n , J , Billon , M. I ) , , PHYSICIAN & SURGEON , 22Mlddl Br - . M ell /in time ir.-it < ifutjlvi i L , > Wioln | | . | , tt > i . BCHUEZ. OFFICE OVEH AME1UUAJ ! UXl'KESS. COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA. J. 11. TA'IK. WAIinSN WHITE. T ei-TIEJ &D * \3& \ B W < " S fauTRUBa Practice lu State and FedorM Courts. Collections promptly attended to. Huoin Ifi , Shugact'e Building , COUNCIL J5LUKFS IOWA' J. J. STEWART v . . , I'ractlcoi In 1'c.lcnl anil .State Courts. B01 liroad way , o\er.SiUii3 ! Itank COUNCIL BLUFFS - IOWA. . C. O. JBJBilN ! j 100 MAIN STREE1' , TOUN01L BLUFKd IOWA Dr , W. K. Sherradon DENTIST , an is Masonic Temple , Council BluQs - owa. < rai B in n > v > Tn a ° ( th ' * > 'm " she V H I I tf I Un " ta connection with tb j I QD n cori > or te name of ifietlron ) & * * * couvoys n Idea ol uut wbJ I I ft I B required by the traveling pat- I I M I * "c- * Short LloO'i , < ? k lirti ly. 1 I IU BT * aj the begt UC $ > a = } d > > a V E B tloni ill of whlcn r JafB- bed by the reateri railway iu America. CHICAGO , JVJiL WATJKEE in And St. Paul. II owns and operate over 4,600 mile * ot orthern Illinois , Wljcouulu , Minnesota , low * akoti ; and aa ts mtli llnea , brir.clioo and oonnee ons reach all the icreat ImaUioag coutrei ol to Northwcut and Far West , It naturally answers ih < deierlptlon ot Short Line , and Heat Jloute bcttveon Chicago , Milwaukee , fit. Paul and Minneapolis. CblcaKOlUwaukee , JA Uroiuri and Wlnona Ohln KO , Milwaukee , ALwrrlcm and KlUmdaU Ohicatfi , Milwaukee , lu Claire and Htlllw to ' Chlcnj , " > , MllwauV-ee , Wausiu Mid Merrill. Chicago , llllwaukee , Deam Duo and O-jhVceh. Ohlca o , Milwaukee , WauliR ha and Oivinoninwoi Chlcik'O , Milwaukee , Madlaou nd I'ralrledu ( Jhlvr OMciKO , MllwauUe , Ouatonna and FalrllMall , Chicago , Ilelclt Jtncti I'le ' and Mineral Point Chlc * o , Klirln , llookford and Bubuquo. " - ' - - i , Clinton , IUxU : Inland end Cedar Ilapl'j * . ' , Council Bluff * und Oinahi , , i , ttlotix City , SIoui Fallgand Tauktoc . i , Milwaukee , Mitchell and Chamburlatu. HM.'i Irdand Iutuquo , Ht. I'tcl and Mlnutaiiolll Dtvutiorl 1roor , Bt. Paul and Ulnneanolii. I'-jllrmu B uei r &nd tlio Fluwt IXnlnK Card Ir the M.rM tro run on the uiAln linen of the f.'lIICAUU find Ulf.HAUXIIKANDST. PAUtltAILWAV.a evfii i ttttutloulipald tojuiM'UKer3byeat/t otueirpl o < it tbe Cow ruiy. 6. S. MiilUUJ A V ir. OAltCKNTER , Oen' l'an. AK\ \ 1 I7LAHK , Oen'I Ku.it. OEO. U l.ff'j'iO , Aw-t Oiw'l I-a Ad COUNCOLUFFS ADDITIONAL LOCAL NKWS. PAINTING THE SKY , Tin * Dotiiocrnts Coli'ln-ato AVIiotlioi'Oi no nntl MnUo Nlfjin Hideous Hir Kopiililicnim , In aocordatico with the tlaming postora scaltorotl nbout Saturday announcltif ? that the democrats would in the evening "paint the sky , " there waa a general hur rah. Some of the moat prominent am lovol-hoidcd of the party thought auch a celebration was a little too premature and would have nothing to do with U but a tjoodly number decorated their liouscu and places of bucinoos. Uonfires wore ntartod up iu the ntrcots and for Bovoral hours there waa the firing of shot guns and revolvers , the sending up of rockote , thoglaroof red light * , the hoarse ahotita of tired throate , and the unearthly hooting of innumerable tin liorns. There wore crowds of people on the main streets , but there wna little to BCO , though much to hoar. There scorned no method or dofmito arrango- menta , but simply a general coufuaod yell and hurrah. A no-called procession iras formed , but it was like the real of , ho rejoicing decidedly informal. A 'ow hundred of a motley crowd of boys uid mon wont through the streets with aanda of music howling and hooting , and sooniod determined only on making as much nolso as possible. The only charitable contraction to bo placed on their actions waa that their enthusiasm swept away their judgment. There wore a few with torches , a few with Chinese lan terns great many with broomsa dozcnpr liorsoback , a good many armed with tin liorna , a few men , a great many boya and a few foolish fellowa costumed in ridicu lous Mother Ilubbnrda , and wearing wiga of long hair , and borring a banner , "Tho Audubon Girls. " Thia was probably intended - tended aa a sharp tako-oll' the fact that some worthy women took part in n republican publican parade , but it was an insult to the rcspoctablo wives , daughters and sisters tors of respectable citizens , and auch an insult as was uncalled for and inexcusa ble. The respectable portion of the democratic party must have been ashamed of aomo of the rowdy features of the parade. Many of the decorations and illuminationa along the streets were beautiful , and the enthusiasm of demo crats was ouch aa to convince lookers-on that they really felt that they had somothinp ; to exult over , and that victory was auroly theira. The demonstration wan got up on ohort notice , and hencj did not com pare favorably with previous efforts. Ono of the featuroa of the parade waa the "shot-gun brigade. " Composed of thirty mon , under command of A. C Graham and Mart Unrdin. They kept liring paper shells , and in all discharged 3000. Great care was taken to prevent accidents , and luckily no harm resulted , though this part of the proceedings v/na very risky. The music waa furniahed by the Union Pacific and the Bavarian and the Independent bands , throe in all. It will pay you to DUO our line of sloven before you buy. DK Vor , & WUIOHT , 50 J Broadway. THEY , M , 0 , A , Tlic Ollloial Itcpiift Tor tlio ( Juai-lci 1 Xovciuucr I , I preparing thia report wo begin hy Buying wo have much to bo thankful tor. Oar growth has boon steady and marked. A great deal of interest is manifested iu our meetings , both religious and literary , and now , when the weather ia favorable , wo have no difliculty in filling every seat in our hall at either the gospel ser vice or the literary and nocial. The com mittee in charge of those rcapectivo meetings find it much easier to secure help than they did a few months ago. The meetings for young HIP n only , viz. , young men's mooting and Bible study are not largely attended , but they are most proiitablo to those who como reg ularly. The object of these meetings is to train young men to use the power of song and the word of God in such a manner as to bo able to deal with any who may from time to time inquire after the way of lifo and truth. A moil u the features proaontod to the public was the "mock congress , " given at Ueno'a hall on Tuesday evening , October 28th , when a largo crowd greeted us. More ontortainmpnta of this kind will bo given thia winter , and wo pro poeo that every ono ahall bo an improvement mont on the ono preceding. A number of now fixtures have been added to the gymnasium , amen which is an elegant rowing machine. The gym nasium is now complete , and should be used by at least two hundred men of this city.Tho The Women's Christian association re cently donated us a neat atovo for the parlor. Sonio additional gamoH have been added to that room. It now affords attractive place where any young man 1 welcome to como with his frionda and entertain them aa he would in his own homo. The nowspaporo atill take a lively in toreat in our advancement , and in a friendly way bring our work frequently before the public , Mr. 0. O Baldwin , of Doa Molnoa , state secretary Y. M. 0. A , , waa with us few days to help us work up the finances Everywhere the people responded hoarti . This is an encouragement to the finance committee , and to all identified with the association. \Ve extend our thanks to all who have any way aided us during the quarter , and triut that wo may always have thoii continued support and co-operation. The next quarter will bo montlm of hard work but more encouraging , na wo are beginning to see the fruits of our labor , and practical resulU usually bri satiHfaction. 1' , J. BIOMTOOMKUV , a CUUTJH , President. ( ianeral Secretary. Keul ICHiniu The following are the real estate trans foH filed for November 8 and reported ti TUB BKI : by 1' . J. MoMahon. in Potcr Mohat and wife to Frank < ) Mohat ; * A nvr } ei-J nwj aeo 1 ! ) , ran/o 77 tovtn > l'J ; $50 , J. W ] Javiu and wife and K. SV. Darin 'if ' wife to Thoa. IJurke ; Jta 10 , JJ , Jii J. ! . fiubdivof It 21. n. p. of ( Je , it n l tea Ji ( , range 77i tuwn 'J ! ) 9270. " Jduiibon M rri and wife to 0. L. Koberta , noj ate 2 , range 75 , town 40 , &hu \V. \ V. Wghtman arid wife to WJliam 'la ' Koolinn ; partswj see IS ) , rnngo" " ) , town Daniel A. Cqo nnd wife to A. T. Van ; nw | nwl eoe 0 , range 71 , town U ! ' ; Sl.OOO. William .1. Santpaon nnd wife lo KimAs ball Clump ; o.nwj \ sec .11 , range 70 , town -10 ; S500. Henry Ohot nnd wife to Clans Ktiegcr ; U 1-1 , blk ( ! , Meredith ndd , Avoca ; also A It l.'l , blk ( > , Alorodith add , Avoca ; $300. BUKGLARS BUSY , TinSntijiStlll IMiimlorhij ; ami Huuccoil l A Detection. The gang of thiovca 000111 to bo still sneaking into residences and thus far Lhoy seem to escape arrest. Saturday morning it waa diacovorod that seine time during the night ( ho fellow nad boon through J. T. llart'a residence at the corner - nor of Fifth nronuo nnd Klghlh street , and carried away a number of valuables. Among the plunder wan nn overcoat , a dress coat and veal , but theao wore found afterward in thoroar of Olmrlcs Kiaoman'a residence , where they had obtained plun der which they evidently preferred to clothing. At Mr. Kiaoman'a ' they got ila pocketbook containing St'Jfi in cur rency and a number of checks. The cho.cka they left on the iloor , and also a ? 10 gold piece which they overlooked in osalng aside the papers. They also got a allvor watch and gold chain , besides some rticlca of lessor value. IOWA ia'1-.My. Davenport votocl by a congiilcrablo Min ority to buy ipnrk. . . The vote of Buoim Vista county ahowa a population of 11,000. Andoraon'a now opor.i house in Iowa Falls will comfortably Beat 1,000 , pooplo. A barbed wire company is being organ ized in Waterloo with n capital of $120,000. The total vote of Polk county in 1880 wna 8,172. tV man named SutlifT , living on a farm in Mills county , suicided last woek. 11 o | iad boon ill for seine time , and despair ing of recovery violently ended his troubles - los- Mrs. John Ilalvorson , of Sioux City , was seriously injured by n runaway team ! nst week. She was thrown from the nagon to the ground , sustaining fractures of both limbs. N. A. 'Baldwin , a former einployo of the Burlington road , was recently con victed at lilt. Pleasant of embezzlement , and sentenced to ton and a-hnlf years in the penitentiary. Kimbal ) , a boy of IS , loft his lionio in Miles , Jackson county , about a week ago , and it is the opinion of physi cians that unlcoa ho returns soon his mother will cither die or become insane . through grief and anxiety. J. S. Monk , an attorney formerly of I Ottawa , but now of Chicago , has boon pocaontcd with n gold watch by the home steaders of Monpiia county for hit ) auc ccasftil legal services in their behalf in what ia known as the "homestead cases. " Oakaloosa has received another car load of colored men , who have boon giver work in the mines at that place and al Kuoxvillp Junction. Thia work of Supt McNeil , in shipping hi the colored men. and throwing the white minors out ol employment Is condemned by the bettor citizens of Oakalooaa. It is said that one a cannot walk the streets of that city after dark without being subjected to insults by colored toughs. The Sioux City Journal of Saturday says ; An affair of too revolting a nature to bo more than alluded to waa the talk of the street for a few minutes yester day , to the exclusion oven of the Now York election. Mrs. Louisa Madder iilod complaint in Justice Mossoau's court , charging her huiband , William Madden , with rape on their adoptee daughter , Carrie I'urnian , a little oighl- ycar-old girl. The juatico at first dig credited the wife's story , knowing thai there had been trouble nnd talk of divorce vorco between Madden and hia wifo. 1 waa decided that an Investigation be made by surgeons. Dr. Frazoy was called , but ho declined to act alone ii HO important a matter , nnd Dr Knelt went with him to assist in the ex animation. The surgeons reported tha the person of a little girl had been violated od ; that oho waa badly injured , bu would probably recover. Madden , whoi brought into court by Deputy Shoril llirker , stoutly denied the crime , am said that his wife waa trying to break u ] his business. It waa at first proposed ti release him on bail , but meantime ho wa ; taken to jnil , and the witnesses in tin case brought botoro the grand jury which body , it 13 understood , indictee him for the crime charged. The nccuooi has boon n resident of the city for th past tight years. lie is a butclior , nni huu had employment in u number o butcher shops about the city. A CARD. To all who km tuilulnic from error pud Indiscretions of joutli neitoui wwVueos , ail idecAV , k' ' jol manhood , to. . I will ud a > reclp that 111 cure you , FUSE OF CJIAIIQE. Thli gr a remedy wan discovered by luUilonerjr In Bout iArorl-a. Bend elfddr'i l envelop * to B y. - aim T. Imua , Station I ) . W Yoilc. " " TIIK MTIiSl. ' DANCES. Till ) Dlili'rtiiir HIOJIH TliatVIII ho of l < ' * nliloiiiill < ! tilt ) Coming Milwaukee Globe , While society in all its varied phaic takes deep interest in the atnusmonta that dot each winter season with brigh ho spots , and nights to bo remembered , few people pay attention to anything mor than the pure personal enjoyments o tlioeo pleasures. In ttio way of dancing parties , their styles , changes , and espeo tally now figures , everybody la interested Auk the ordinary society man whore th change in the dancus originates , and It vaguely answers , "Paris. " To find th degree of truth in this reply the head o favorite dancing academy in thin citj was interviewed last evening , aoated it her cony parlor , the lady answered th question quite fully. "Yen nhould know that in Now York $ there are held the monthly mooting of profoBHora of dancing The head of thib society-is a member of similar aociotiuB Paris and olao"huro. Now dancef i chumjcH in the figures or stepa that are introduced nleowhuro are reported to la fits mooting and a practical illustration the top orfiguro in Kiveii , the profess OM htoriflingin line and learning it if ia cousi'lerod a deeirdblo acquisition or worthy of living it ia at once sent In all to "th.-r membein of tlio atiochtion. Tiiut with tlto boiler claaa of dancing schools , u now step ciiinui out DiiniiltaneousJy in all citii-a , There it much of ndvantsgt u thic , as formerly , hid to sown t'.xtrnt1 tow , Innovations are introduced by coin- inrAtivoly unknown pcoplo. Those are . nnght to a sufliclont number to consider ably 'mix' a mixed assembly of dancer * . When . the membership of the Now York Assembly becomes general thoao troubles trill ccnao , ns the originator of n now stop will then submit it and it will not uo'inuglit unless generally accepted , "Tho changes for the coming winter are not all arranged yet , but a general survey c f the field may bo given. The waltz ( iiiiulrlllo and lawn tennis quadrille will bo the tquarn dancca of the winter , without doubt. The plain qindrillea will be danced more like the Sixratcga quad rillo. That IB , the first four will dance with the aldo couples instead of remain ing quiet In the round dances I ho waltz rill , aa Ufluul , bo the dance. I think it safe to nay the waltz will never bu super seded. The other round dances will go ns usual. None of them have been dropped. To n lady , especially , a dance without n programme la an all'iiir tame , spiritless and altogether unprofitable. Without hose little cardboards oho can'tgivomore han ton waltzes to her favorite partner , and provo it. Shu naturally gota mixed in her engagements. Her mind should ia gtvon to the ploaatiroa of the evening nd not to its detail. The stocks of programmes prepared or the winter season are the neatest and root artistic that have appeared for ears. The prevailing color of the paper s white , as in note paper fiuiclon. The vay-up , elegant and simply peafoct thing n this line is a plain , square , heavy card vith crimped , beveled cdgo. The edge a cither plain or gilt , according to the aatu of thu purchaser. This card , irintcd with eopper-plato and surmount- > tl with a monogram , is certainly a lovely ' ll'iir , acceptable to tlu most refined asto , The next programmo in favor Is folded ono with two broad hammurod-ailvor lands on white ground , The design IB triking and taking , whllo its companion , with binds of hammurod brass , in not icarly so popular. Thus runa the taste of the public. For awoll secret society balls , the pa- ior makers have ( 'one the proper thing. Clio programmes are generally plain white cards ot heavy paper , with rounded or square corners. The beveled edge in thoao may bo plain or gilt. In the center tor of the outside the ombosai-d figure of > rominout emblems of the society are ) laced in silver , gold and bronze. Thoao designs are very neat and beautiful. The firemen will have A wide range of artistic programmed to cheese from. On this pamo white card a fireman's hat or an ongiuo , with horses on the run , is oni- leased with eold or silver. Another design - sign moat striking and elegantly executed s that of a burning interior aeon through ho charred edges of a picture. The fig- ires are a fireman , who has dropped bin loao to grasp the child n woman ia lift- ng to him. Thu curling smoke shadows tlu Ecpno. This is lithographed in beau- Ifihi tints. Thrco other designs with his onu complete the out. For masquerades the doaignaare plenteous - oui as the stars , and each one is prettier .ban , the last. The leader ia the usual ivhito card with a lithographed figure of a iago ! , gentleman in the costume of ' 70 , lower girl , etc In the way of programmes for fancy dross parties , the designer has racked his Drains to some cll'iiot. A pretty conceit Is n folded glove in all thu fashionable shades. Another now ono is a Bath nachot , hand-painted on a heavy cream beveled card-board. Another aachoi covers the whole card neatly. The satii is of plain bright color , and ia thu back ground for the embossed figures of flower girl and her attendant. A card with a half otchcd figure of a girl holding email folded card bearing on its outsidi the legend , "Order of the dance , " is among the neat and less expensive cards Unless the party is to bo rechorcho it the extreme ono can hardly ch.oao amiaa among the legion of lovely programmes shown. The figures of the price follow thu faahionablenosa of thu design upward and the country school-house dance may bo aa appropriately served with pro grammes as the swell charity ball. A MlIjMONAIUtt'S MANSION. Jay ( lOiilil'H I'nlniln ) JJninc on llio Pcturcsito ! | Huilsun , Mr. Gnuld'u residence ia nltuatcd on a commanding omlnencu overlooking the Hudson. From the vuranda Now York , twenty-five miles di/itant / , is plain ly visible , while up the river for twont ; miles or moro ia presented one "f th grandest viown of mountain , meadow am water in America. Mr. ( iould has GO1 acres of lund at Irvington under iv higl state of cultivation , and employs upon i about forty men. The gteenhouaes ar immense , tilled with the uhoicuat exotica from every part of the earth. A larg apace is devoted to orchards , which grow in endless variety and profusion Much attention ia puid I to i/nipo and fruit culture. How ho find lime to ovoraoo it all la remarkable. On would think it a great burden to n mat of his huBinoBs activity. Every morning at ( i Air. Gould rises and spends an him before breakfast overseeing hia workmen When asked if ho ia able to throw off the care of buslncaa when in hfs homo ho replied plied that ho made it his invariable rule Mia home la a remarkably happy one , Alra. Gould is a lady nf cultitru and exceeding coeding refinement. Like her husband , she is very practical and displays rare common sense in the ordering of Jiur do mestic allalra. That she u an exception ally good mother is evincoa by the roaring her children , and the marked ruspec and deference shown to both father anc mother from the oldest aon down to the youngeat child , which is very striking Air. Gould being a prominent louder in commercial affairs , ia undoubtedly u fair Hpucimen for erltlcluui , but in hta house Is beyond its roach , and his private life is beyond reproach , The Irvingtot : house ia a substantial atone structure for nierly the property of the late Air. Alor- ritt. It la furnished with great taato The picture gallery and library are rare and valdablo collections , The library contains several thousand volumes , in eluding many books in the original man uacripts centuries old , among which ie Hignoii'H Polychronicon in thu primitive leather binding painted by hand with tlu pen , moro than four centuries ago. Th duplicate of thu work ia in tin British muieiiin , and in valued a $10,000. Air , ( iould is much more sociii than is generally suppoeod. It Is not hi habit to apeak ill of thomi that abuse him The guiisiRff Mr. and Mm. Gould ar made to feel perfectly at home ; n attempt at display ia made. Oatontatioi dintaatoful to both host and hcstess and Air Gould hau an little renpoct fu thoao who talk or wiite fuhomo flattoric concerning him an he IIUH for those win constantly ahueo him. And thin limdn u remark that some of the virtuou wlsoacrea who habitually abuse him am mil lua umurpriHua , ami who pio'lio * hi rum , may find out tlmt he will bo nil- keep thu Hull loir , ' after they have tu write hid financial ERTEUS HAY PRESSES. \ro Uio Clii'iuiosl. I\lost \ Diirablo , Sniallcsb in Sr/.o nnd Lightest iu Woiglit. Vih no lUv l'rr wc cl ny klml run the anionnt of work uroiltircd ftt nidi llltloflvntim.1 , ( ten tons of hay il otorlnlovlrkllrnnil Jint . lie done with the 1'ati'l linro . . cur. ) m CMI | ) > rd.Machines. Wurrrnntcd or no M . For llliHint'il now circular mUlrrw , UKJ. KHTKI , * CO. , ijulnry , llll'cK MoontlciiOinnhftlloo. n llcm llttibllihod In IStf. Without A Rival. AND- Have been Awarded One Hundred aivd eighteen Prise Medals at all the prominent expositions of the World for the Last Fifty Years. And t LiYim Pianists IN An oxamnmtion of these magnificent Pianos is politely requeatod before purchnsing any other instrument. General Western Representatives. P. S. Also , Gen'l Agt's for KNABE , VOSB & SONS BJ3HR BEOS.'and ' ARION PIANOS , and SHONINGSB OYMBELLA and CLOUGH & WARREN ORGANS. MAHA THAT IS THE NAME OF THE TOWN WHERE ALL ARE FOURS ® I n Enjoy Pure Air & Watetf And nil of the good onOlpleaEant things that go to make ap corn * pleto and hnppy existence. The town of Sonth Omaha ic tiinatod south of the citjr [ ot Omaha on the line o the U. P. Railway , and it is less than 2fc miloa from tha Omiihu post office to the north line c the town site. South Omaha is nearly 14 miloa north and south by 2 j east and west-and covers un area of nearly four square milea , The stock yards are at the extreme southern limit Nearly 150 lots have boon sold add the demand is on the inoreas * The yards are being rapidly pushed to completion. The 60,000 beef packing house is progressing finely. The { 30,000 Water Works are finished and furnish an abnnianb lupply of PURE SPRING WATER. The B. & M. and Bolt Line Railways have a large force of men * i work and will , in connection with the U. P. Railway , have a union depot uear the park at the north end of the town. Suitable groandi will be t'urniflhoa for Church and School purposes. Now is the time to buy lots'in this erowing'city. They will HBTO be cheaper than they are to-day. | 3y Apply at the Company's office , at the Union Stocks Tardm. . M. A , UPTON , Assistant Secretary , -IN WlHOn IS TATJGHT- DOUBLE AND SINGLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING , COMMERCIAL LAW , PENMANSHIP , ENGLISH GRAMMAR , PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC , READING , CORRESPONDENCE , CIVIL GOVERNMENT , SPELLING , BUSINESS PRACTICE SHORT HAND , Thin la ( ho Commercial Department nf Bellevue College. Send for circular * . Address , OKO II. RATH BUN , Prln. Omaha , Nob.
