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6 THE DAI1A BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , FRIDAY , JANUARY 23 , 1885. THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Friday Morning , Jam 23 , suuscRirnoN RATES. Br Cartel . - - - - - - oenta ft * " By Hall - - - " - 110.00 pel year a. T P rl Btrttt , Near Broadway. MINOB MENTION , Lonvo to marry was given yesterday ; to Gcorgo R , Cook , of Mills county , and Nevada Smith , of this county. Dojnot miss the concert at Masonic hall Monday evening , January 20. Chap man , the fine tenor , will entertain yon , The Council Bluffs Herald has been Improving its editorials greatly , cutting them down and down , until last evening they had none. No arrests by the police for three days is either a good showing for the morals of Council Bluffs or a very poor showing of the ability of the police. A mooting Is to bo held at the Y. M. C. A. rooms at 4 o'clock this afternoon to organlzo a newsboys } and bootblacks' as- aoclatlon. All friends of benevolent work are invited to bo present. The Infant child of George P. Moore died yesterday forenoon at 11 o'clock of lung disease. The funeral will bo at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the residence , No. 210 Franklin street. Ago , 7 months. Justice Schnrr. yesterday tied the matrimonial knot binding George A. Bon- honnlok and Miss Emma Kotclimark , both of Omaha. The ceremony was per formed in the parlors of the Oroston house. Some complaint Is made that the ven tilation of the Bloomer school building is lad , as well as the boating apparatus , and that teachers are not allowed to open the windows for fresh air under any clrcum- stances. There are now over fifty cases pending against the city , besides numerous others threatened. It's getting to bo quite the fashion. It looks now as If City Attorney Holmes would have a good chance to earn his $1,000 salary. The Glebe reproduces a column ar ticle , purporting to bo from the Burling ton Tribune , urging Vaughan for a posi tion in Cleveland's cabinet. The Glebe forgets to put on the advertising mark : "d , It. " It was probably put on the ledger , however. The caio of Grenn Myor , the colored nurse in the Loveless case , who sued the county for her services , hai been dis missed by agreement , on account of a defect in serving a notice on the board oi supervisors. Another suit has baen started in its place , however , and that ia set for a hearing before Justice Fralney on the 27th. Thomas H. Brooks , who has had such trouble at DOJ Moines about the alleged writing of abusive and threatening letters to his wife , and who on his release re turned to this city , was arrested hero yesterday again by Sheriff Painter , o : Polk county. The charge la making threats , the case being virtually the same as before , though in the lower courts in atcad of the United States court. A horse belonging to the Singer Sow Ing machine company took a run down Glen avonno and shied over Into Plait nor's lot , there being no fence to prevent The horse tried to jump over the Iron picket fence on Broadway , however , am became Impaled. Ho was oxtrlcatcx with difficulty , leaving several blood ] and broken pickets to mark the spot The horse was not so badly Injured however , but that ho will in tlmo bo al right again. Leave your' orders for job printing a day or two ahead at Pryor's Boo job of co. For sale My book and stationery bus HOBS 311 Broadway. H. E. Seaman. Dr. 0. C. Hazen , Dentist , 100 Main St PKRHONAIi. Dr , Kmoncls has returned frqm his New Orloana trip. W. 1" . 1'ettlt , of South Bond , Ind. , was o the Ogden yesterday. Jf. M. Boatwlck of Woodbine , Iowa , wa in the Bluffs yesterday. IJaro Witter is back from New Orleans , am is again at his poitoflico duties. T. J. ] ] vana lias BO far recovered from hi illness as to bo a > > le to be out again. D , IL Sutherland and lady of Mitch 11 Dak. , registered at the Ogden yesterday , Jos. K. DauBon , manager of the Harrlcor. County Courier , ol Logan , was in the city yea teiday. C. R , Allen , the map publisher , lias gen to I'hiladelphia to look after lithographing work , etc. W. S. Aiiiont , who formerly belonged to th bar here , but who is now engaged in btwiiies in Nebraska , was In the city yesterday. V. K. Ball , the real estate man , is the joy oua father cf a heavy-weight little iniia- eleven pomidn u-Jio arrived yesterday morn ing , Col. L. W. Tulleys was in Des Mo'noa yci terday attending the meeting of the stat temperance alliance , ho being the delegaU from iicre , John B. Meyeri and wife , accompanied bj la's sister , Miss Klla Meyers , haio been visit ing with A. T. Flickiuger and family for t few days , MM. Flickiiifjer and Mrs , Jloyen r Iwinj sisters , They return to their home ii Winthroj ) , Iowa , thin evening. - Sullivan on 11 Tear , r- I' * BOSTON , January 22. John L. Sullivan re tunitd from New York yesterday and began a round of dissipation , lie hired a span o hones for a drive wh'ch became frfchtenei and ran atvay , lie not being lu a condition tc control them , lie was thrown from the carnage nago tud severely cut about the head and in jured other wit o. The vehicle was iiiuubgd to A SHDBT STREET. The Ex-Glerk of the Conrls Arrested for Embezzlement. Four Suits BcRun Alio Against Himself rind Bondsmen. The sensation of yesterdoy was the ar- est of S. D. Street , ox-clerk of the onrtv , on tha charge of embezzling about 51900 from the school fund. The com ilalnt was lodged before Jndge Aylos- worth and City Marshal Gnanolla yoator- lay morning served the warrant. Mr. Street , after consultation with Wright & Baldwin , appeared before Judge Aylcs- worth and waived examination , giving ) all In the sum of $1000 to await the no- Ion of the grand jury at the next term of the district court. The public has been more or leas con versant with the trouble loading np to his arrest , and much has boon said pro , nd con. Mr. Street has many friends lore , and It will bo difficult to convince hem that ho hai done anything willfully wrong. Four suits have also boon commenced > y the county attorney , Col. Kcatloy , by llrectlon of the board of supervisors , ho suits being in the name of the conn- y and the county treasurer against Mr. Street and his bondsmen covering both erms of office. These actions are irought in the circuit court , which meets ? obruary 9. Col. Keatloy , who as attorney for the county , ia conversant with the facts which the prosecution expects to show makes the following statement of them : S. D. Street was elected clerk of the district and circuit courts of this county n 1880 for two years , and entered upon the duties of the office about the 1st of January , 1881. At that tlmo , his bond was fixed at § 10,000 , and D. B. Clark , .Fred Loutzlngor , Wooater Fay , Charles Baughn , John T. Baldwin , S. T. Walker , and T. J. Evaus , were accepted as his sureties. Ho was reflected in 1882 for another two years , and his bond was ilod and accepted about the 1st of Jan uary , 1883 , with W. F. Sapp , T. J. Evans , S. T. Walker , and H. L. Henry , aa his sureties in an obligation to the amount of $10,000. In 1684ho was ro-nomlnatodby accl&mar tlon by the republican county convention , and in September it began to bo whisper ed that lie had withhold important sums Df money from the county treasury. Mr. Street had his salary fixed by the board of supervisors during both his terms ; and was directed to pay all : oata and unclaimed witness fees , etc. , Into the country treasury. When the rumor began about his shortage , that in his reports to the board of supervis ors , ho had withheld Important amounts that had been received by him , and that should have boon paid over to County Treasurer Bennett , the board employed W. H. Ware to go through the records , md ascertain the condition of things. Mr. Ware spent a great deal of tlmo , and made a report which showed > dofict of of ton thousand del lars. Mr. Street was defeated of a third election. Early In December the board met In special session , and took Into con sideration Mr Ware's report ; and after giving It careful examination , Issued an order , at once , suspending Mr. Street from office , and appointing J. J. Shea to fill out the term until the 1st of January , at which tlmo Mr. Street's term would expire by limita tion of law. The district court was [ In session , and Mr. Street refused to obey the order ol the board and retained the office until about the 1st of January. II was useless to commence proceedings to enforce possession of the office In the ap pointee of the board , because Mr. Shea would bo entitled to take possession of il by virtue of his election at the end of the year , and when that time arrived Mr. Street stopped out , and Mr. Shea aa- sumed the offica. Ono of the Important items of this de ficit Is that of fines and forfeitures. The records , in receipts in Mr. Street's own handwriting , show that during his twc terms of four years , ho received $1,900 o : fines , paid to him by virtue of forfeiture of bail bonds and fines imposed by sentence tenco and collected. It Is totally without question that ho never paid one dollai of that money into the county treasury , where the law says it must bo paid foi the benefit of the school fund of this county. There can bo no dispute as to the accuracy of this statement , for the writer hereof , in addition to the examin ation of Mr. Ware's report made a de tailed examination of every casdonrecon in which fines and forfeitures had boon paid to Mr. Street , and found that in that respect Mr. Ware's report wa strictly and literally accurate. The statement mont of Treasurer Bennett and both o his subordinates , Brown and Keller , It that not a cent of fines and forfeiture was ever paid over to the treasurer' office by Mr. Street during Ills enoum honey or since. STORM BREWING , The Mayor anfl Aldermen to to Sued on the Bond Business. Other Trouble Brewing , "When the mayor'a bill for services IK soiling the city bonds was presented tc the city council eomo tlmo ago , Mr. N Pueey , as attorney for certain proportj owners and tax-payers , declared that I the bill was allowed the aldermen would b sued as Individuals , it being claimed that they had no right to make any sucl appropriation. The bill was , however allowed on Wednesday , Aid. Siedentop alouo voting agalnatlt. THE BEE , on inquiring of eomo , of those who employed Mr. 1'uaay to look afto tlio matter In their behalf , that It wa the intention to have served the paper yesterday on the mayor , the aldermei ( except Siodontopf ) and the clly auditor Mr , Piuoy was absent from the city , am hence the delay , which they regretted at they wanted to lnvo iho suit commencoc prorrptly to show that they meant busi ness. Tha amount of thii suit will be the SflDo which was awarded the mayor , The suit against the city auditor will bo on the ground that ho had no right to issue the warrant , although ordered to dose so by the council. It is also eaUl that another matter will bo made the occasion for a suit. It Is claimed that the law expressly pro * videa that < li3 bonds shall not be sold for less than face and accrued Interest , and that this cannot bo dodged by claiming that It was necessary to pay commisiiotH , It is said that the bonds were really sold at a discount , and hat the city officials had no right to thus isposo of thorn. The difference between what the bonds really brought and what hey would amount to nt par and accrued ntorost Is estimated at six or seven housand dollars , and it Is proposed to make an attempt to got a judgment gainst the officials and nldormon In dividually for this amount , whatever It may bo. , It is assorted that the notice of suit will bo prepared and served In a clay or wo at the furthest. Whllo they are about it they might at well putlnafowothcrltorra and have ho legality of all tested by ono grinding hrough the mill. There have been warrants Issued to cover the discount at which creditors of the city have boon obliged to soil tholr city warrants , There s a llttlo matter of $100 between Judge James and the clly still unsettled , It hav- ug boon drawn as pay for services as chairman of aomo commlttoo , the roaolu- ion afterword being rescinded , but ho money not being returned. There has boon a llttlo stretching of the law In order to glvo the Union Pacific tlmo In which to pay for > avlng the street car track. There have icon numerous actions which would glvo > otter trounds for law aults that are ivon to many salts started in courts. ihon thcro is the "pop" ordinance , and ovoral other ordinances which are not over strong legally. Oh.thoro's a big Gold or litigation , BETTERINcTTHE BOYS , Tho/Worfcto bo Done for Newsboys , Bootblacks ami Others , Ool. Hogoland , who is known far and near aa a frlond of the boys , ia In the city arranging to organize a local association or the purpose of helping the boys who uoed holp. Ho has already got the work n good shape elsewhere , and has started ho work in Omaha. The colonel Is a mppy talker aa well as worker , and is enthusiastic In the cause for which ho ias done so much. The local association s a elmplo form of organization , provld- ng oomo place where the boys needing lomos or work can register , and where , hose needing boys can apply , and BO ookiag after unfortunate and neglected : oys as to load them Into ways of indus try and honesty. Col. Hogoland has Droparod In cheap book form , some of the Incidents and experiences of "Ton Years Among the Newsboys. " the volume being attractive In appearance and full ol imuslng , tender and helpful anecdotes. The sale of this book helps the colonel to ncan whereby to continue his charlta- blo and boy-saving service. The citi zens should as speedily as possible ac quaint themselves with the colonel , hli Dock and the work ho has In hand. An opportunity will be given at the Y. M. D. A. room at 4 o'clodk this afternoon. The Oity Solons. At the mooting of the city council yes terday afternoon another hour was spent [ n reading and approving last year's inin ntcs. The only business of importance was the action on the ordinance provid ing for public places on Broadway. I will bo remembered that the object o this ordinance was to relieve the owners of property adjacent to those portions o the street wider than elsewhere. The city , by declaring these "public , " could it was thought , legally pay for the extra paving out of the intersection fund The ordinance liaa already been passed , but there arising some question SB to the legality , some of the aldermen requested the mayor to return the ordinance to the council unsigned and this ho did yesterday , though per sonally favoring the ordinance. The ordinance thus returned to the counci was referred to the city attorney , who is expected to report on it at another moot ing to bo hold this afternoon at two o'clock. The Board of Health. At a meeting of the board of health yesterday afternoon , the report was made that the small pox cases wore about cured , and no now cases. It was decided to close the post house and discharge the nurses , the city physician to provide some suita ble place for the patient to remain a week longer , before mingling with the public. It was declared that there is no danger for his bting allowed to go about now , but the public Is naturally nervous , and hence a week longer would satisfy the public better. The quarantine at the other places will Boon bo removed also. A daughter of Mr. Myron H. Whitney is studying painting. , Heal Estate Transfers. The following ia a list of real estate transfers filed yesterday in the recorder's office of Pottawattomio county , Iowa , as furnished by A. J. Stephenson , abstrac tor , real estate and loan agent , Council Bluffs , Iowa , January 22 , 1885. W. R. Vaughan to Lou Stoddard , lot 4 , blk 0 , central sub. , $160. Trad T. Spanglor , to S ; Caldrrell , B o ] no i 1 , 70 , 39. 61,200. 0. Armstrong to John Mlnniok , part n e \ no i 33 , 7 < i , 39 , § 80. Total sales. § 1,430. The secret Is out. G. P. Lathrop wrote "Tho BnntlinR Ball. " Abe Lincoln Post , O. A. It , , Attention ! A special call of all comrades on Satur day , the 31st of January , is ordered. The bnslnets demands the attention of all officers and comrades. By order of John Llndt , P. 0. , Joseph Oromor , ad jutant. COMMEKCIAlJ , Wheafc-No. 1 milling , 65 ; No , 2 , CO ; No. S , tQ. Corn Now , 25o , Oats For local purposes , 23c. Hay $5 00@G 50 per ton ; baled , 60GO. Rye 35o. ' Corn Meal 180 per 100 pounds , Wood Good supply ; pricea at yard * , 6 00 ® 'Coal Delivered , bard , 0 50 per ton ; soft 4(0 per ton Lard Falrbank's , ubolosallng at OJc , Floor City flour , 1 50@2 90 , Brooms 2 95@3 00 per doz , LIVH STOCK. Cattle Butcher cows S 25@3 76 , Bntcher Btsors , 3 76(34 ( 00. Sheep 2 G0@3 00 , Hogs-4 00@4 25. PEOnUCH AND TBDIIE , Poultry Live chickens , per doz. 2 25j dreaa. ed chickens , 8c ; dressed turkeys , 10c ; dress- cd ducks , Oc ; dressed Reese , lOc. Butter Creamery , 22@25c ; choice country 15@lCo. Kgga 22 par dozen , Vegetables Potatoes , 4050o per busbelt onions , COo per bu ; apple , choice cooking or eatimr , 3 00 ; baaua , 1 00@I CO per bushel Clder-32 gallon bbl. , $6.60. Orangoa 125 per box. Lem oni 4 tO@5 CO per b"x. -AT- Harkness Brothers. FOR the purpose of reducing stock and making way for spring purchases , we shall , January 6th , offer our entire stock of Dry Goods , Carpets , Cloaks , Curtains , Etc. , fo be sold without regard to cost. This stock comprises a Fine line of choice Dress Goods , Silks , Flannels , Ginghams , Prints , Etc. A choice stock of Newmarkets Brocade Velvet and 'Seal Plush Cloaks. Ladies' and Childrens' White and Scar let Underwear and Hosiery , Lace , Lace Ties , Fichue and Embroideries ; also a lot of homemade Comforts , Blankets , and Table Linen , Our Carpet stock is complete and offers sepcial Inducements for select ion from choice variety of patterns. It includes Exminster , Monuettes , Body Brussels , Tapestry Brussels , Three Ply Ingrains , Hemp , Rattan Matting , Napier Matting , Etc , , Etc. Fine Lace Curtains , Tambour , Turco man. Curtain Goods and Curtain Shades elegant in beauty of design. Customers ; will secure BEST BARGAINS , til MnliAT ? Holiness Brothers , 401 Broadway , - - Council Bluffs. NOTICE Bchmltl & Ilarp , the barbers rcmovo Tuesday , Jan aury 27th to ! Broadway , to the building1 lately occupied by the 93 cent store. Joseph Schmltt will sell AT COST the ( tock of CIGARS that uero left by Frank K. Kern In his charge. The store formerly occupied by Schmltt & Harb 562 Broadway , under the Opera house , FOR RENT , apply to Jos. Schmltt , 402 Broadway. JOB. Schimltt offers the finest FRUIT FARU in this county FOR 8ALK cheap , provided it it told In side of 69 days. Enquire of lir. Mcdec.'ln offlcao IIort ce EvcreU , 16 Peail street Council Bluffs. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR A. B. Corn Meal , Graham Flour , Hominy , Ground Fresh Every Day ! Ground Feed Always on Hand. Mill , corner of North Sixth and Mill Street ? , COUNCIL , BLUFFS. ! THE PLACE To purchase A.b Bottom Prices , is HOMER & GO'S China Store , 23 Main Street , Council Bin $20 REWAKD paid for Information ol present location pair hordes , woiron and harness , mortetged bv William D. Hall to Thomas a Benton II ay noruo seven years old , lroo pounds , soar left bind , legblack horse nine jeara old.i tarln fore- liaed tpavln In right hind leg. wigon , Cooper make , thro Inch let double htrness , taken from Pottawatt * amlB county I i tuu t Ttn ' dollars reward for discovery of > a ( JII.ll. Hall described as about 5 feet lOmctes , andy complexion , bald bead en top wiktors brownish red. ttoutl.h built , about lOrcars lj tolxjonard Ev ° rctt , attorney at law 11011 , Iowa roof , omen ! rr , n. M. rein OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Coandl Elufff , . . . laj 1856 Established - - Dealer * In Foielpi ud p nciUo bohaut * wd Beat 8KU/ltlti < Attorney - at-Law , COUNCIL BLUFIS , IOWA. Office , Main Street , Room 8 , Shugart and Eeno block. Will practice In Slate and Federal courts. J. B. TATE , Practise In Btato and Federal Court ! . Collections promptly tttended'to. Room 16 , ShORurt'l Building : , COUNCIL BLOTTS IOWA . H. Sherraden DENTIST , Masonic Temple , Council Blrjfla ' Iowa. LflUNDRY _ EVERYTHING NEW , All the Latest Improved Machinery. All Work First Glass. Orders by Mail Solicited Express Paid on all Or ders over $2.50. Collars and Cuffs a Specialty. Established 1882. H. E. REMER , Manager 111 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA. BEATES-Centi Ho. La4Iw lOo , Admltrion Fn to Ladles each morning and Tut * day and Thunday afternooni , UM ol SkaUl II Mot * . A. W. 6CHANCK , E. n , UAHTEK9 , Uanagor. Proprlotoi St , Charles Hotel , O.BTHEET/BET thajidStbtlNCOtN.NEB Mrs. Kate Coakly , Fioprletoreu. i3rKe lyanit ltganUy lurnUheJ. Good eample room * oa Brit floor , t TTerms-ILWto82p rd y. Special rates glren ncmberi ol the l Kl latur . oorlO-1 m-Be SMITH * TOIiUBR A tt , LKADINO MERCHANT TAILORS t and 9 Mala itroet , Ooxrxou BLTJTTB , A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From. . KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Dorses and Mnloa constnnlly on hand wbtoh wo will soil In retail or wholesale lots. All Stock Warranted as Renresented. Wholetale and retail dealers In Qraln and Baled Hay. Price , Bonabls Satisfaction Guaranteed. pornorPlfth Avo. & Fourth St. CouncllBlnffi. NOEENE & LANDSTROM , Winter Goods Ready. Suits Mnde to Order in Lntost Style en Short Notice find at Reason nblo Prices. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 805 Main Street , . . . . . . Council Blofa. AGENTS WANTED. Drs. Judd & Smith's New Improved Electric Belt. 810 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ; 726 KUI ST. , DALLAS , TEXAS ; and FT. WAYNE , IND IT POSITIVELY CURES Kidney and Ltrcr Complaint , Bright' * Dlsoa'e , Ilhciimatlsm , NeuraUU Djspcpsla , Ncrvonsnesn , Wtitlng Weakness , Paralysis , Spinal Adoctlong. Indlgoitlon , Heart UigoaM , Fits Ilcadacb , Lame Back , Cold Foot , and nil diseases requiring Increased motlvo powers. New Improved bo 33 and 15 ; old Btjlo$2 cadi. GENUINE SLAUGHTER IN IHB PRICKS 01 Cooking and Heating Stoves ! Tbo season being far advanced I ha * * : = aeluded todlrposool y stoves MOAKDLmor cowrta pn * rcno * to itoilDC tfatm until nutttaiOB. Call early M ! will not b undersold by an ) one. A. J. Mandel. 325 Uroadway , Council Hlufjfe. SPECIAL , NOTICES. NOTICE. Special * vertlsomonts , via at Lost , found , To Loan , Tot Halo , To Rent , Wants , Board- Ins : , etc. , will bo Inserted In thli column it tb low rat ol TEN CENTS PER LINK ( or the 6n\ Insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each gubsequenl n * ertlon. Leave advertisements al out offloe , No. Pearl Street , Dear Broadwav " WANTS. VTTANTED A boy with a pony to carry Tim BBS. Tr Call at BBS olllco Immediately. WANTED A yountfRlrl about IB years old can ( Ind a pleasant homo tor the spring. Ono at tending school prefer red. Call at once , 1 CSS Third avenue. WANTED Petition by a competent cook-keeper. Ran furnish good references and reason ! for desiring' change. Address A Dec office , Council Bluffs , TTITANTKU A partner to .tako.hnlt Interest In a rr go d business , 82,000 caeh required. Can ex tend butlncaa with It eo as to double the profits. Aa : dress L. Bee office , Council Bluflu. TOR SALE lands imprcned and unimproved. -I ? If you want a farm In vrcttern Iowa , Kanuaa Nebraska or Dakota , Ictus heir from you. SWAN & WALKER ; FOR SALE Special bargain. A largo twu story fraao dwelling , ten rooms with all modem Im provements , well located and almost new. Piice | 5X)0 ; ) , $1(00 cash balance long time , SIVAN & WALKER. WANTED To correspond with any non-resident owner ol property In Council Blufla or 1'otta- wattamlo county , or any one wishing to buyer or sell property In western Ion a , Kansas or Nebraska. SWAN & WALKER. FOR SAIE Alareo number of business and resi dence lots In all parls of Council Bluffs. Bee us before you buy , SWAN & WALKKR. FOR RENT We hire so\eral houses on our list for rent , vacant now , SWAN & WALKKR. OR 8&LE Parties wishing to buy cheap lota to build on can buy on monthly payments ot from 2 to $10. . &VAN Si WALEIK. FOR RENT Wo will retrt you a lot to build on with the pritllago to buy If you with on very liberal terinp. \ SWAN & WALKXR. TX7ANTED To correspond with any ono wishing a TT good location far planning mill , sash , door and blind manufactory , we have building and machinery , well located , for Bile , lease or trade ; SWAM 4 ; WALKKR. TT'OR RENT-Large two story frame building suit _ T able for warehouse or storage purposes , near railroad depot. SWAN & WALKKR. 1710RRENT OR SALE Building and grounds J } suitable for small foundry and machine shop. Good boiler , engine , cupola , Blower with Hied shaftIng - Ing oto. , ready ioput in motion , SWAN WALKKI , OR SALE Shelvingoouuters/.tables desks , gas fixtures etc , Enjulro of II. U'.lScamaa , paper , books and stationery , 311 Broadway. OR SALE A second-hand safe. No. 217 Broad- F Council Bluffs- 8ALK Twchorsoa. eintclo buggy , and light FOR harness. C. II. Bobcrtson 01 Broadvay. Agents in every county In western WANTED to sell the "Champion Bosom Stretcher and Ironing Board" , Every lady pronounces It on sight to bo Just what shj wants , either for herself or hlreC help. Big inducements to agents. Retails for $1 , Address O. B. S. and I Board , Boo ott.ce Council BluQV , Ion a. * fiiOR HALE Houses. Lots and Land. A. J. JL' Btepbca'on , 603 First avenue. Oil BALE A top-buggy , flrst-iliss mate and , In excellent condition. Or will trade for chop ior. Addrosa f. H. Bee olllco. Council BluTs. . AND MOOD-acorgelloaton , B j Broad way , sells coal and wood at reasonable prices , gives 2,000 Ibs. for a ton , and 123 cublo for a cord , Try him. Kvery boayin Council Bluffs to take WANTED . Delivered by carrier at only twenty cants a week. f\U > PAPKUS For sale at Bn offloo , al S6 oouU \J a hundred j. L. DEBEVOISE. UniOB Ti No. 507 Broadway Council Bluffs. Railway Time Table Corrected to January 7,1885. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following are tbe times ol the arrival and de parture ol trains by central standard time , it tiie ooil depots. Trains leave transfer depot ten mln ntM earlier and arrive ten minutes later. cunoiao , BDKUuaroi ABD QDUOT , tiivi. luuri. I3& n m Chicago Erpicnl ) BCO : a in 9iO : a m Foot Uall. 7:00 : p ID 11:80 : ti in Accommodation. 1,0) p m At local depot only. KAK&il OITT , ST. J01 AXD OOVNOlIi BLCTTI. 10 06 a m Uall and Eiprcss , C'J5 : p m Bll&pm I'aolflo Express , 0:66 : p m OmUOO , MU.WAUKSS ASB IT , MUL. CIS p m Express , 0:06 : a m j25 ; it m Kinross , 0f : 6 p m 01110100 , MOB IBLAKD 1KD rACITIO. t25 ; p ra Atlantic Express , 0:06 : a m 9126am Day Kxpreso CMpm TiSOatn 'Do llolnes Accommodation , 0:16 : p m At local depot only , IUBUB , BT. uwis ABO rAcirid. CIO pro Acoommodatou 6:00 : am : BOpm I/juIs Kxprcsa 8 : < 5pm ; tO p m Chicago Express 10:66 : a in Al Transfer only imcAooand KOBTUWUTU * , ( < 6j p m Kxproes , SK : > p ra 9SS ; a tn Pacific Expretl 8:06 : a m noui crrr AMD rAcinr , iiO p m St. Paul KxpieM , 9.00 a m 110 ii m Day Kxpres * 7:00 : p m CHIOS ricino. 8:00 : p m Western Expreu , 6M : a m 1:09 : > , m Tactfio Eiprvst , tiO : p m SllOau Lincoln Express , lilBpm At Traniler only. ' PDUMTTBADIBTOOtlAEI , tears T0-aW-S:30-10W-lltO : : : a. tn. l:80-t:8 : : M4U06'MllM . m 8onday-7SOf- : M-4U-- : - - p. ; EO-n:40 a. m. lSO-SMC-tSO-HtC : : ) : : ; f , a. > > ! > 10 mloulfi belurt. IvavtoK time , from traosler only E , Eice M. D. or h lumen rtmOTei without tb knUsordrawlnteJ blMd. CHRONIC DISEASES0" " < > , . 1 , . Orer thirty years practical rpstUM * OEM He. { , Pearl street , Council Blafls. 4JrContultaMon fit * . ORDER YOUR Cobs , Coal 1 Wood OP 3EJ. 0 F. Oi address , Lotk Box 1199. Council Blafifc . 8GHURZ. iceoftbe OFFICE OVER AJIJOUOAH EXPRKRS nOUNGIL BLFFFS fO > V A Irs HJ Hilton H.D. , , , , . . . PHYSICIAN & SURGEON , 122 y041 * BrotAway. Council Blufl * . RHgc's Food makes & delicious diet , whether In the fotmof Cnstards Puddings , BInnc. Mango , or as & cruel. It can bo nscd with er wltout milk. Full di rections accompany each can. No family could ba wltbcutacan. If the stomach Is out ) of order , make meal or two or Rldgc'sFood. Put up In four sires 3&c , 05p , tl 25 , ar.d 31 75 Druggists sell It. Mora children have been successfully reared upon Rtdgt'a Food than upon all the other foous combined. WOOLH1CU li CO , on label. Vt CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'J Oy irtn rciiTrnl pofitlon of Hi , line , connecta tbu Kaat and Hie VTcst by tlio nhontst route , and en rlc pu-ifenKO" . wUllout clinngo of cure , tctwiw Chtcncu and Kananu CHr. Council TJlutlb , J.CHVV.I worth. Atchthon , Mlnncauph * and Kl. Paul , Ii aonui'Ctn lu Union JJnpati wuh all tfin princir1 imca of rnrni I > OVM-CU tba Allantu and the Yueino Ooo.ni' . . lid ciiiiuirnt ( ) ) > i imrlv.ilod end mnirum- ; cnt , lirInaoaip'imf -1 Mont L'omfurlabla nO Uoai'MluI 1)13 ) Uaaciien , Miwnincnnt Uorton lle- 2)in.lit ) : OlrJr Cars , I'uUinan'K Vretl1Bt Pa aca Blcppirn Or.ru. ntid tha IM3t Una ol WiUlliir Car" Jn tlio wci U * Three Tralnc - * * * . ' C3 O rotf iilMaouri Jllver 3'ointii. Tw"1-4 * * " - . .nCliu jajoaail MmncapoJlBandbt , * . i < , vl * tuuVaciocp "Ai-DERT LEA UYC. " A JJi-w am ! Ulrect Line , via Seneca and R > nlia\/ ken , n.ii rtccnlly hrcn opunt-U between HIcUniona , Norfolk , Newport Ncwn , niiattanoocn , JUlnnta./.ii zahta.Ifaunvllle.Ijaulevlll LcxlnRtoUtClnolnnatC Indlnnapolm anil Lnfayolto. and Oroalin. MUmcip- olu and lit. I'-iul and lutorincdlata pointa. All Through raineotoro Travel on i"a ( EipreM Tralng. Tickets for uiilo fit all principal Ticket Ofllcc * In the United Utatei and Canada. BuZK'Co chrckcd through and ratci of fire ' - waya low a competitor * that otter Itm Tor'dotnlltd lnforinitlon , truof Ibo GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUT ? &t jour ueartit Ticket Office , or kddre Q. R. CAULE , C. ST. JOHN , ' ' EDWARD KUEHL , MAOISTKH OK PALJIY8TKIIT AND CONDITION \LI3T. SOS Tenth street , betvrtxm Farnam and liar * ley will , with theald of guardian eclilta , obtaining 'or ' anyone Klanoo In tha pott and present , and on jerUlnoondltlonilu the future. Boola and iboo * nade to nrddr Portent satlsUctlon iniaranU' < 1 DISSOLUTION NOTICE. Ttiofinn nfntcele , Johnson & Co. , o lOmaha , Nub. sthl d > y dlmohed by mutual content , lir , B. 1- lolmson rctlrnt | ( from the firm. D. U Htei-le Ii alonu uithorlzed to KtHo Hie air air a ol the firm and to re- x.lut for inonl'.s due aM firm. , Jan 16 , list. D. M , RTF.KLC , an. JOIINHON , H. W. HFUATIJN , A. U'NIIXUH. ' Belcrrini ; to the above tha unders'gned ' will ecu- InuotlioLuslnui ) under the llrrn name ol II. VI. iteele & Co. , and hope to merit a continuance of tbo oaojr favors hllhurU ) extended to the late rlrui. Ouilll , Neb , , Jan. 1& , 1BS5 , 1) . M. BTEErK , B. W. HI-RATLIN , A.K NIKLDS , J. Q. ClIAI'ifAN. CARD. In retiring from the firm of Bteele , Jobnion & Co. dcilro to thank tbl trade for the fa > o eitoudtd i the patt , and to ask a continuance ol the tame to leuewflrin OKiill. Jau , IK , 1(35. ( S. R. JOHNSON J16-U
