Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DALL * BEE-MONDAY , FEBRUARY 16 , 1885.
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Monday Morning , Febi 16 ,
HATES.
B OarrUt . . . - - - - eenta p ' " '
By Ifall - . . . . - 110.00 per year
OFFICE !
o. 111 earl Street. Hear BroadVMr.l
MINOB MENTION ,
The city conncll moots again to-morrow
evening.
There wore fourteen free lodgers at
iho city j il Saturday night.
The Knights and Ladies of Honor
moot thi ) evening at the residence of E.
Huntlugton.
The circuit coart did no business yes-
tsrday , except adjourning until this
morning.
Lorch , the newspaper follow , has not
loen able to got bonds yet , and lies in
the connty jail ,
Ford's English opera company appear
at the opera house Wednesday ovonlng
in "The Bohemian Girl. "
Next Friday and Saturday evenings
.Tamoj O'Neil will appear at the opera
housain "Monto Crlsto. "
The Council BluiFi Maonnerchor BO-
cltty give their tenth annual masquerade
at Beno'a hall to-morrow evening.
Ilesarved 'toils for Capt. Souley" Ice-
tnro Tuesday ovonlng , the 24th inat. , can
bo procured at Bnshnoll'a and at Fostei
Bros.
The caaos of Ilayden and Thompson ,
the tivo dark duellists , who shot at each
other on tipper Broadway , hava been CDU-
tlnued until next Saturday.
Some meetings are being hold in
Washington township In oppatition to
the court house , Another one is to beheld
held thij evening.
A goodly delegation of the Ancient Or
der of Hibernians have arranged to go
to Omaha this evening t ) participate in
a dance given by the order there.
The Ancient Order ol Hibernians are
planning for a parade and dance on St.
Patrick's day , and expect to bo joined by
their Omaha brothers.
In the case of Miller vs. Klncald the
jury , after remaining out all of Friday
night , returned a sealed verdict Satur
day , which will bo opened in court this
morning.
Rev. Mr. Hammond again oscupiod
the Congregational pnlpit yesterday. His
morning discourse was on the life and
character of Paul. It was a most excel
lent sermon.
. f Another operation was on Saturday
performed on L , . Klnnohaii. Ho atooi
the operation well for ono in his weak
condition , and it Is hoped that ho may
now recover , though his case Is verj * tori ,
vua.
Jim Lee , the hackman who took the
lady stranger to Mollia Wallace's bawdy
house instead of to a ho'cl ' as requested
was lined Saturday § 14 GO for a violation
of the ordinance fixing the fees of hack-
men , ho having charged her too much.
Ho ought to congratulate himself on get
ting elF so easily.
.James township has a family ia destitute
tuto cirjunntincoj. They are an olc
man and wife living In the north part o
the townthip by tka n.imo of Thompson
The old Rontloraan Is sick end the ol
Jady tot tlly bliad. They wore found b ;
aomo of the neighbors nearly frozen tha
cold day last Tuesday. They had nt
fuel.
fuel.Tho
The chief of tbo fire department say
that It is not true that the steamers haw
bean neglected and allowed to got dirt ;
and rusty. Ho and some of the member
of the department began polishing thctn
up Saturday , two or three days a'tor tb <
publiiklng of the item. Of course the
do neb need cleaning , but were polishcx
up to satisfy the public.
By a telegram from L. O. Brockott I
learned tbo egd HOWB tbat his wife dice
atlljchello , IIli. , Saturday , and the ro
rmina will bj brought to this city to-day
Ono weak ago yeatcrday she left ho :
home In this city for Uookford , Ills , ant
being taken ill stopped at Roohollo and
telegram summoned her htiiband from
this city. When ha reached her she was
past all hope of recover/ . The event ia
indeed as sad as it Is itaddon , and calli
forth the deepest tympathy of this com
mnni'y. '
L. F. Whitehead , agricultural implc
inent dea'or In the Mynslcr building 01
Broadway , hiving cloeod his business.tho
* general agent for wveril eiatoni houses
who hava boon making their eeadquarters
with him , have to an compelled to look
for qusrUra tlsawhoro. 0. D. Harm-in
of the Hocuier Drill company , his hia
otlico now with Van Mrnnt , TlKiupion & ,
Co. , H. 0. Addic , of the P'ikias Wind
mill company , II. L. Miller , of the
Oeorgo K. Oyler uianufaturiii < company
and 0. S. Htayland , of the Pom Plov
company havu removed to Shugut
Waite it Wcii' oflico.
Before yon buy a Imrnesi call on Beckman -
man & Co. , 525 Main at reel.
Mora liilwrallty Needed.
The Vincents of Tabor , who claim to
bo running a liberal paper , seem to b
ysttlnt ? any thin. ? but liberal In their pol
icy , and are Indulging in the most bitter
elangy , dlirsspcotful tieihiient of bellif ,
which others , s honest ta themselves ,
hold sacred. The Vincents sjem to have
run all of milV , tha milk of human Uad-
iios. If they should get really wanned
op once with a love for Ihotr erring fol
lows , and get their tfe of Lnmanity
broadonoi a little , eo tint they could get
the idea f-ut oth r men in tbn world
h ve a rlg'it mt only to Hvo dill'rently ,
but tabs'o-o dilrentlj ! f om tbo Yiu-
cnts , they would ba aahimod of their
( Hi week's latuo. Sorno of its articles
rero too blasphemous to bear reproduc-
lon. There are many who do not bo
iovo In Ohris'Unity , who yet hold the
nemnry of some siin'cd mother , tie
acred to srailo at tibald jokei , up in the
jolicf he'd to dour by her Then thera
n ht least Bomo honest Chr'stians. The
Vincants concede this , for iho older of the
atni'y Is aaid to have been n proicher
I'mstlf at ono time. Ho will hardly
dmlt that ho WAS a hypocrite then. If
o , how could ho expect confidence In his
iresmt rrnfiMeions of faith , or lack of
a'th ' ? If then there era omo honest
Jhiiitiam why should not tlieir belief \ ) >
ntitUtl to sjtro rcspouiful treatment at
ho bands of the Vincents. Ii it neccs-
irj for a nun to bo btutil in order to bo
lanU The Vincent ? , if they havu got
( laic higher vi ions of truth thin other
nortala'have , should seek to point it out
, j o lisri , rather than RC mad , and try
o punch out the eyes of others , who say
buy cannot sco it as thry do. The Vin-
eats toad a broader chaiity In crdisf to
; o ical "liberal. "
Beckman & Co. , 525 Main street , will
waeh and oil your harness cheap now.
TROUBLED BY THIEVES ,
Edwin ClinVrJ , tin * Actor , Hoblioil of
ills rockelbook Petty IMirerlne.
Edwin Cliirotd , who has bean hero with
lis thoilricnl company for two or tbreo
[ ays , had h's ' pockttbotk acd aomo valua-
> lo pspcra ato'cn from the dressing room
if Iho opera homo. Ho had btcn intsr-
towed there by a yonng man namtd Ed
Spear , who tcpicsontcd hinself as a news-
> per nun , and desired to It urn the com-
) anyB ( vjuto and some other fict > . Clif-
'ord's overt o it way lying on a cha'r a
the tiiuo , and In the pocket wore sonic
caluablo papois and a poskclbook con-
aniag § 20. About an hour a ttr the
wing man had left , Clifford discovered
lut his pocketbcot and pipars wore
one. The p ilco ware notified , and soon
ftorChiif Skinner and Oflicir Cusick
lad ( lie young mnn in cus'ody. The
tolon property Aval found on him , except
ho money. Ue offered to show wbora
hat was but on being taken out of
ill to do eo ho tried to bleak from the
flicora nnd run. He wr8 quickly put
> ack again , and then refused to glyu any
more information. Ho has waived ex
amination , and tha bones have bo. n
ixed at SuOO , which ho will not prnbihly
) o able to glvo. The young man was for
a for weeks in the employ of a dry goods
irm hero , but wai discharged for dls-
loneity , and only a few days ag" > ho was
eanght taking eighty cents from a barber
shop , but compromised tbo matter.
KaMB Fftlkenstono is now under arrest
'or fctoalirg a pair of rat loons nnd n
> znsh from the St. Joe housa. Ho will
uwo a hrarlug this morning.
John Btnion was arrested for ttn1ing
o handsaws and a sqmro from Geotge
3oidd , but the latter not caring to prose
cute the c.iio his bnPii dropped.
A fine organ , half price , at Beard's
wall paper ttore , next to postoflice.
The True niarlc of n Ghilstlan ,
At the St. Paul's Episcopal church yes
terday tuorning , the pastor , Bev. T. J.
McCay , preached the following sermon
The word translated charity , In this
gospel , in the now version it more properly
orly translated Iovo. The teaching of St
Paul In this pasjago Is simply the teach
ings of Jesus , enlargedIn the mouth o
Joaus and of theapibtles it was not a new
teacbiog. Moies hid taught the chil
dien of Israel that Clul had commanded
"Thou ohalt Iovo thy neighbor na thy
eel' . "
While Jeans quoted tbo second groa
commandment of the liw , "Thou anal
love thy neighbor aa thyself , " it was no
u now teaching In one sense while in an
other sense It was. There was tbfs diff
etonco that whereas in the old JuwUl
dispensation It had a narrow , con'rudei '
moming which prevented its apnlicatiji
save in a limited taaga cf actual kinship ,
or trllnl rdlations , It was now to besom
of world wide force and meaning. In th
hands of the Jewish rabbis the won
nolghbor WAS irmdo to moan
very small circle of perhap
Imuiodiatu fr'endj or close relations
In the widur applicitioii which Jesu
gives the word it comes from him as in
deed a "now commandment. " It wa
addroesed to the whole of his followers
"A new commandment I give unto you
that ye love eco another. " ISut that h <
Intended that love to go no further thai
to the small cliclo of followeis to when
ho spakn wo cannot for a moment eup
pose. The grounds upon which the com
mand io b.v.cd forbids such a tarroir in
torr ] tutlou of thu words.
\fa are commanded to Iovo each other
because Christ loved us nod gave biiuael
for u ] 5ecauao God lived us and pave
Ilia son Into the world to take upon him
self our HI-BO. Tlid Iovo of God was
slnwn by the Iovo of Jesus. "As the
Father h&ttj loved mo , so I have lovnc
you. Continno yo in iny Iovo. " Greater
Iovo hath no man than thla , than a in HI
lay down his life for his friends. "Yi
are my friends if yo do whatsoever ]
command you , and thoeo things I com
mand you that yo Iovo ono anoihcr. " It
was omineiit'y a now lair that wo ahouk
Iovo ono another , and mere tban tbi :
that wo should Iovo aa Ctiiiit loves.
Kvon , if necessary , that In proof of our
Iovo wo ihould lay dotru onr lifo for ILc
brethren.
Wo must keep this truth squarely be
fore us if wo are to understand ttrlghi
the moming of St. Paul's words in the
gospel.
The gift of tongues , the gift of pro
phecy , yea , oven iho pojstsiion cf tn 1
a faith tbaU would remove mountains ,
ull are valueloea if Iovo bo warning
YVlut a loiion hero ia fir those wht
wou'd ' put faith and knowledge bolero
ifoof activd Iovo The whl'o pruotice
of Christianity is compriicd in that ont
word "Lovo. " A chrUtau is uo hing
without it , aid with it ho has nod o :
nothing elso.
It U by love ( hit a Cfcr'stlau Is to ba
known. All prams and ommuniti a
have sline distinguished mark , The
I'tatlsaes w ra kuon by their minu o
ceremonialism and Ihelr salf-rightsous.
nuis and proud bearing ; tbo dsiipoio'
tbo phlloeophers by their kotnntts ol
obsotvat'on ; and scholastic learning ; the
vatioin worshlppfrs of heathen idth bj
thtir devolhn to their deitur , bnt
Christian ! were to be known by thiir
mottal 1 vo This was the murk of the
oaily church. It was a communlly gov
( raid by tbo cimplo rule of love , cemtnt
cd trgetbur by th < ) enthusiastic luve , nod
si it became a puwer in tha world for
gocd , ciusing the admiration of tbcir
mojt bitter pertocutu a It was otilj
when poreccntlun tcastd that the Iovo o'
the bru hren watid cold , The iailj
g'ow of devotion htcainu tinged w th the
spirit of lelDshneis uatil nt hst the say
ing , "Sco how these CbiisiaQH loio o o
n thcr" tecama tern 'atjo In thr
mouths of the enemies of the Christian
church. Dow nocosaaty it is to i jvivo
thlstarly spiiit of 1 ve 1 need not to'l
you. Lo k around you and judge. S"
shatjt are tno tUviaiora , to tiMor tt o d s
cDMtiin In the Cbiutlun hoit , tvnt men
f tha wotldptintmi ckingly nt us nnd
xclilm , "Behold how good and joful R
hing it Is for brethren to dwell together
nunlty. " Is It not a fact tbat tha Invo
f Christians bai grown so cId trnt BAVO
or a few exceptione , it Is ta d truthfully
hat a man in dhtrtsi nuald bo surer
f subs'nntisl aid nnd sympathy
rom the sinners In a community the
nmblcts and outcasts of society than
rom the members of Christ's kingdom ,
vhii'.e banner and badge ii Iovo Lo > k
nto your own hsarts , brethren. tn
ronrgiving how llltlo there n of the
pirlt of the early church when nn man
tiled what lib had his own. Contrast the
ew dollars you RVO ( for the support of
mbllc worship for the oitinslon of _ the
tingdom of God , relieving the necessities
f thoao who need , with what you expend
n your own ploasaro oven , much lees for
our own comfort. Do net sty that this
s n sordid way of looking at this suject.
Vaj it si'3id in Jesns when the woman
who was a sinner came and poured tbo
> c x of proclons oinlmont over his fcot to
ay , "Sho loved muchl'1
Think for a moment how llttlo thla
; iaad prlncip'o ' of lifo guides or controls
' "ur life. You Iovo your own family.
Whttof that ? Do n.t oven the pub-
iciiu of this city the same ? You love
y < ur friends ( somewhat ) Do not the
mbllcans the same ? You Iovo jimr
hurch. But your Iovo and your joy
110 expanded in titglng , or , porhap > ,
irayors. Judged by Christ's law of love ,
ho men who troct and malntiln a club
lousoIovo Ihelr club more than joti do
our church , the ark of the living God
llemoinber I am mt judgingyou ; It is
Jed it Is Jesus. By Jiis strings yo are
uttiQod in your own eyes cr cjndemned.
? ho tree is always judged by its fruit.
Shew mo a man who is said ta bo con-
ortid and a Christian , but who keeps hit
afo kty In his deepest posket and zo l-
onsly ba ever sdch to his over increasing
) ank account and br ad acics , and I will
bow you his counterpart in the worship
ers of Mammon. Do you really love
ny ono ? Are you over weary uf giving
or such an one ? Is thera a pleasure In
ifo greater than spending and being
pent for such an one ? Is any sacrifice
oo great toward the object of your love ?
Wlut Is money good for save as it minia-
era to a loved -ono's comfott and pleas
ure , or OB it enables us to glvo pleasure
ind comfort to others ? The keenest de-
Ight tf a true toul ia found in deviainy
chomcs by which others are mada happy
In tpandlng , not In hoarding.
When a ronobud is formed , if the soil
s soft and the sky is genial , it Is nit
eng befo"o it , bntste , for the lifo within
t Is so abundant that it can no longer
contilnitall , but In bbstomed bright
ness and sffinnn ng fragrance , it must
ntcds Kt forth Its joy , and gladden nil
ho air. And if when thus ripe , It re-
'natd to expand , it would rot and die.
Cbrittian Iovo la simply piety with its
petih fully spread , developing itec'f and
inking this earth a happier world.
Died ofTricliinii.
A Gorman woman by the name ol
Vierek , who Ins been alck for several
weeks , * died l&at Monday of what IP
termed trichinosis. She cimo with her
husband from the old country last No
vember , and ata'cd tint prior to her departure
parturo she tad eaten raw pork , au <
deccrlbed the first symptoms of the firs
stage of the dleoase , which she experienced
enced some tlmo ago. Shu had been
feeling qnlto badly with tbo socondar ;
stage uf tha terrible disease ever siuc
die airlvod hero , until over two week
* go , when she was compelled to go t
bud. Medical treatment , of course , wa
of no avail , end the attained the silcu
majority. Microscopic Investlgatio
proved the diagnosis to bo correct.
Walnut Bureau.
Joseph Itciter is off for New Orlnang.
} > \ . Joseph Knotts armed hero on Sntur
day ,
Dr. West is now the happy father of a littl
daughter.
J , A. Hamilton , ol Xeol.i , was in the IMufl
Saturday ,
Shnilff Korrull , of Glcnwood , w.is iu th
city yesterday.
L. F. Whltehead now goas en the road fo
Shugart , Wnit * & Wuls.
JDO. V , Organ and J. W. Fry , of Neola
spent Saturday night at Beclntolo's.
W. S. I'ettibone has so far recovered froir
his sovcro illcutH aa to be able to bo out agaiu
Capt. GeorRo C. Crane , of the New Yorl
circus , wai at the Pacific yustorday , tn rout
for California.
W. U. Cujipy , ot Avoca , who is enthusiast !
over tli9 erection of a new court house costini
$509,000 , if need be , provided it can bo bull
at Avoca , up'-nt Sunday nt the Pacific.
S V. 1'ryor , of thu firm of S. V. 1'ryor
Son , manufacturers of shoes , Rochester , N
Y. , iptnt Sunday in the city visiting relu
live ; . He La just established in Omaha a
brunch house to facilitate tbo distributing o
thtir gouda for the western track1.
L/aco Bowman , who by his connection w
thu luadicg hotcU of Omaha nod Couuci
Bluifu ia aleut as well known In thli pait o
the country us any ytucf man , is at the 1'U'
cifio. Ho now reireB ° nts the liurcbn Pain
Company , ] > 4vo U n success wherever he Ii
put ,
MANDEMAKER & VAN ,
ARCHITECTS ,
CONTRACTOUS
AND BUILDERS
No. 201 Upper Br-adway , Council BlulTii ,
COMMKHOlAk ,
OODKOIL Bi-nrra MABKCT ,
Wheat No. 1 mllllnff , 65 } No. 2 , CO
No. S , 0 ,
Corn Now , 25c.
Oats VOT local purpose * , 23c ,
Hey S5 00@0 50 per ton ; baled , B0@60.
Ilye 35o.
Corn Meal 1 80 per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prlcoa at yards , 6 00 ®
S 50 ,
Ocol Delivered , hard , 0 50 per ton ; toft
HO per ton
Lard Falrbank's , wliolcsallng at 9 ? &
Flour-City Hour , 1 50@2 90.
Broom * 2 D5@S 00 per dot ,
LIVI STOCK.
Cattle Batcher cows 3 25@3 7C. Batcher
toors , 3 76 ® JOO.
Slieop 2 60@3 00.
Hogs 4 00@4 25.
PBODCOI * N .
Poultry Live chlckensjper doz. .100'dreaa ;
ed chickens , 8cj drcwaed turkeys , lOcj'dreea
e < l duclu , 'Jo ; dreisod gseee. 8c.
Butter Creamery , 25@2S3 : choice country
.
Kegs 27 per dozer ,
Vegetable * Potatoes , 50Go per bushel ;
.alone , fiOc per buj apples , choice cookins ? o
eatmp , 3 00 ; twins , 1 OOOJ 60 per bushel
Clder-32 gallon bbl , ? < J.50.
Orangoa 01 ji r ix > x ,
Lemoaa 1 f < " * 5 00 utr b-x
-AT-
Harkness Brother ;
FOR the purpose of reducing stock and
making way for spring urcliases , we
shall , January 6ih , offer our entire stoc. .
of Dry Goods , Carpets , Cloaks , Curtains
Etc , , fo be Isold without regard to cos
This stock comprises a Fine tine ot
choice Dress Goods , Silks , Flannels
Ginghams , Prints , Etc. A' choice stock
Newmarkets Brocade elvet anti-
Seal Plush Cloaks.
Ladies' and Childrens' White and Scar
let Underwear and Hosiery , Lace , Lace
Ties , Hchtie 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 , onuettes , Bodv
Brussels. Tapesiry Brussels. Three Ply
Ingrains Hemp , Hattan Matting , Napier
Matting , Etc. , Etc
Fine Lace Curtains , Tambour , Turco
man. Curtain Goods and Curtain Shades
elegant in beauty of design.
Begins January 6th
Customers will secure
BEST BARGAINS ,
DV
Di
-AT-
401 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
"MURDER MOST FOUL , "
To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria ,
the last fhoyears ; there Ins not . bconadoath from diphtheria In any CMO hero Dr. Thomni
DURING preventive and cure wa used. Itliaa bucii tlio moots ot sa\ttig thousands of llvoi India
iicnslbleln putrid son'thr at , In mvlgnant scarlet le\cr , chaneinir It In 48 n urstotho Hlrnplo form. Foi
sale only at the doctoi'n office , ho 21 riouth KiRhth ttreet , Council llluffii , Iowa , Send for it ; price 82.
Djspeptlc , whvlive In misery Mid uio in despair with nancer ol thostonmcn ? Dr. Thomas Jdlcrls cnrci
.
evendJto of intikcetion and coretipatlon in a very short time. Bojt of rcfetcncts given. Dispepsaia it
the cause ef all of nirittv per cent diaoaecd conditions
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Wholoaa'o and nota.ll Dealers in
Hard Soft any Blossburg
O OA. .
W. H. FIBLEY , Manager.
Onioo , 38 Main St. Yard , on C. IV. I. P. and C.
JI & St. 1' . IVaUwky.
" *
ASK YOUR GIIOCEU FOR
Corn Meal ,
Graham f-lour ,
Hominy
Ground Fresh Every Day !
Ground Feed Always on Hand.
Mill , corner of North Sixth and Mill Streets ,
COUNCIL , BLUFFS.
REMOVED
Schmitt & Harb
- -THE
Have rcuJoifJ from under the Opera HJUM to
) . 402 BROADWAY ,
They will ccntinuo their CIOAR ANDTODACCO
builnesi.and Im te all their old friends and the pub
Io to call and tco them. The flncet clgar to
EVERYTHING NEW ,
All the Latest Improved
Machinery.
All Work First Class.
Orders by Mail Solicited
. Express Paid on all Or
ders over $2.50.
Collars and Cuffs a
Specialty ,
Established 1882.
H. E. EEMEK , Manager
Ul Broadway , COUNCIL BLUri'S , IA.
J. L. DfiBEVOISE.
1
No. 007 Broadway Council Blnffi.
Railway Time Table
Corrected to January 7,16S5.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Ths following are the tlmei of the arrival and da
inrtnre of tralni by central standard time , at the
local depots. Trains leave transfer depot ten mln
utea earlier and arrive ten minutes later.
CHICAGO , BURUNOroa AMD qDUrOT
6:85 : pm Chicago Kinross BlOOam
fM a ro Faat Mall. T:00 : n rr
tS.-SO p ra Accommodation. IsOO p m
"At local depot only ,
( AKIAJ OITT , ST. JO I AI DOOU Olt lDT7S
10:05 : k m Wall and Kipress , 0.25 p m
8116pm radflo Kipress , 0:65 : pin
OniCAOO , WILWIDKM AMD SI. fAUI.
SJ8 : p m Kxpreor , B:06 : k m
SSS : k m Kiprees , 0:66 : p m
onioioo , iocs ISLAND AMD rAcine ,
( : ! 5 p tn Atlantic Kipreu , 0:06 : k m
96 : k m Iay Kipress 8:61 : p m
TiSO k m * I > e > Uolnes Aooommodatloo , (116 p u
At local depot only.
AlASU , ST. LOUIS AMD |
ClOpm Aooommcdatoa 0:00 : k m
1:80 : p m Louis KipreM 8:45 : p m
1:60 : pm Chlta o Exprebs 10:66 : m
At Transfer only
Oiiciooand KOKimrumy ,
CM p m , 0:60 : p m
) ; ZJ k m Padflo Kxpreu 9:1)6 : ) k m
I10DI CITT AND FACiriO.
fltOpm St. I'kul ExproNi Boo : k m
fllOam Day Express 7:00 : pm
OWION F
8:00 : pm Western 8:80 : km
lloo : km I'adflo :40pm :
Lincoln Exprcea , lilt pm
At Tranifer only
M'N\n TRAISH TO OMIFI.I
-7:20-8:30 : : P.30-KW 1110 m. 1.80
SSO-80 : < :3J : 5:30.30 : 11 p. m tunda > a
7:20'-S:3I-11 : : : < 0 a. m 1:50-3:31-1 : 39-830
Il-i6p , in. Arrhe 10 minutes before Icailnj ; time
from Uioa'cr only. P
SMITH it TOII,1)H ) , ATS. ( !
l.HAIUNO
Merchant Tailors !
7 and I ) Main St. ,
Corxcn. Bi.rtTs , - - - IOWA.
A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From ,
KIEL SALE STABLES
Keen Homes nnd Moles constantly on baud whf c
wo will soil In retail or carload lota.
All Stock Warranted as Represented.
Vtolruli imiclkll ito fp It OtiUt d l' ' l l H v. 1'ikfl
Satisfaction Omriutcwl.
? . & BOLE'
Corner Fifth Avo. & Fourth St. UouncllDloffa. " "
NORENE & LANDSTROM ,
Winter Goods Ready. Suits Mmlo to Order in Latest Style
ca Short Notice nnd nt Reasombln Prices.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
805 Main btroet , - . . . . Conncll Blaffij.
AGENTS WANTED.
Drs. Judd & Smith's Now Improved Electric Belt.
810 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ; 725 EMI ST. , IAt.tAS , TEXAS ; and KT. WAY.Vn.IND
IT rosniVHY CUUE8KMncv anJ Mrct '
Ijersla. Nenonstc , , WjtluK Wcafcn'w , l' aly.l Complaint ? . Spinal , Atl.otlon llrlKht'i , . ) Indigestion' lloaiJ' IMM , | Nouralslk , , tilt
Jach , Lnmo Dick ,
Co d loot , and all dljoasoa rciiulrliu Increased motive pjwera. N w hnutoiod e
> nu to ; old Btlo$2 tnclL v
W. P. AYLSWOBTH ,
Brick buildings of any sl/.p raised or moved nnd untisfaction guaranteed. Frninu houses
moved on LITII.B GIANT trucks , the best in the world. nousta
W. P. AYLSWOHTII.
1010 Mnth Street , Council UliuTs.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Spodnl TCrtlfomcnts , sue g Loel ,
found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rant , Wants , Board
Ing , oto. , will bo Inserted In this column it tba Ion
r te o ! TEN CENTS PER LINK for the flrst Insertion
ud FIVE CENTS PER LIME ( or oioh onbeoquonl a-
ertlon. Leave dvcrtl8omont at oar oOoe , Ko.
Pe ll Htroet , near Broadw&v
WANTS.
UBNT Two rooms at No. 530 First
Ground floor , fnintiD on park.
FOB SILK Ararcchan o to ct a One , ucll im-
proved farm of 400 acics , uithin a few miles of
Council iiiufLj , at a Ij rgaln. Iow jnicu and easy
terms , &U.AN & WiLhKR
FOR SALE A good paj irs ; hotel property with
HloyEtablc in ono of the best mull lowna In
western Iowa will poll with or without furniture , or
will tiada for a email farm ulth ttock i to.
Sw.vv & WALKKR.
OR SVLK KlRhty orrea unlnpro\cd land in
t Union countv. Town , 3J m lea south enst of Af-
ton , tlio o lintecat , or will trailo for Nebraska or
Kunraa land. SMAS it WALKFII.
JjlOH SALE A2'aoro ' tract of Rood hn < l about
1 one nnd a half a ilua from Council It'ull ' post
olflcc , at a bargain. S < \ It VI'ALM R
Jj > OIt SAI.K In Harrison count j , lown. 320 acres
1 units land , nil under fence n ! 00 ivru ( arm
ulth line linpiouir.uni ; all under cultnntl , n c\t ; | t
20 aTcnKran-8'ncrfs gnod cr-si or pasture land ,
aid bc\oril other tracts cf from 40 tn ICO ncrca of
unimproved land. Sw\\V. WILL MI
ITIOll SAI.KOH THADK 1'or oed citj proiiertp ;
1 iiiCott cil Bluffs of improved Mini , my biitK
livery Btnblo nnd entire s'ocn or the stock only anil
lease of ( table for IHo.U'isor imrj 1)11 a buni-
ness of over iJB.Oro In 18 4 w th cUht Ihcrv liorsea.
W. L. I'utton , 23 N. Main street. Couccil Liulfj.
171011 SM.K Lauda linprotcd ftttd unlinrro\cd.
1 Ifcu wanta faun In ue Urn Iowa , Kansas
Nebraska or Dakota , let us tcir frcmou. .
SWAM
FOIl S4LK Special bargain. A 'nriro twu ttaiy
fraa o ilmll.nL. , toi r omiulth allmodern [ 1m
piovcmcnta nell located mil almost new. IMco
< 5/JO ; jl.lOOcaab balance longtlu-o
StVAN k W.M.KKR.
\\fANTFD To corrcsiwrd with anv non-resident
T owner of property In Council Hiuflj or 1'otta-
watttm'o county , or any on > < within ) ; to buy
or utll propotty In westernlon.i , Kanaka 01 Nthroaka.
SWAN & WALKKR.
IT OH SA1 F A lariro number of huslnoan and real.
1 deuce lota In all parts ol Council IllulU. Sea
ui bcloro j ou buy , bWAN & WALKKR.
fOll KENT Wo lm-OBC\eral houses on our list
1 for rent , vacant now , Kw > & WAI.KKII.
OR 81 rartleiwIsbiiiKto buy cheap lots to
build oncanbuy on uonthly jmunenU otfrom
Tj'OIt ' IlKNI WoNvillrcntyou a lot to bu Id on
I1 wfth the prldlaKo to buy if jou with on very
Ibcialterm . fi . x& WALKKR.
Y\/"ANTEI ) To cnrrcxpond with any onn ulalimi ; a
TT Rood loeitlon I r ( lannln mill. Haiti , door
and 1 > mil manufactory , MO hate bulldln ; and
machinery , el ! located , for eac ! , Iraso or tnvlo ;
FOIl UKNT I.arin tmxtory frame bullilirR suit
able for warchouso'or ftoiao ) purposes , near
railroad depot. KUAN WALKER.
1 011 llRHr UK BAl.ra uu.iJljR ami grounds
1 Biiital Io for fn-ull foundiy and tnachino ehop ,
Jooil lullcr , onirlnc , cupa | , bluwtr with lUcd uliati-
> K eta , icady to put in motion
S AS WALKKU ,
171 OH SALK Sbchlng , ccuutern , tablia dobl * , gas
1 llxtures clo. Ki.iiilrool | II. e.Ktaman , paper ,
books and xtatloccrv , 'Ml llroadway.
Jr\0ll HALh 'lHohoi en. tinitlu bugw , and llcht
eliHlo harneus. o , II. llolcitson idt Ilroadv ay.
I OU MAI.K Mi/UBtB , Lain end Laud. A. J ,
n , M3 Mrst iiniic.
J.10K HA1.K-A toji-bu y , flMt-il n make and
1 in ex client condition. Or will tr do for chuip
, n > . Addro'it f. > 1. Ueorlllte , roimcll HluTB.
> OAl < AMJ nUUli Oouigu lluaiun , oia liru.il.
W way. nellsooaland wood at reasonable prices
Kites S.CHJO Iba. for a ton , and 128 cublo for cord ,
ry him.
WANTED Kvory body in Conncll llluffs to Uk
Ttiilln. Dollvcrcd by carrier it only tw olv
nt k week.
) L1) I'Al'KKS Kor ule at lin office , tt 85 cent *
k hundred
snis ,
Attorney - at-Law , >
COUNCIL BLUF1 0 , IOWA.
;
Office , Main Street , Iloom 8 , Rhugart and L'eco
iick. Will practice In U ate and federal courts.
'
N. SCHURZ.
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OfFICK OTEK A11KRIOAJT EZP11CS1
OUNCIL BL UFFti. 10
ORDER YOUR
Cob , Coal l Wood Ph
OF 'u
33. 0.
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, 0. addrtw , Lock lion 11(9 ( , Council llludi.
Irs , HJ , Eaton , H D , ,
PHYSICIAN & SUHGEOtf ,
S2J VTiI Broviwiy , C unoU Blofli.
JOHN FOX ,
Deputy Sheriff nnd
GeneialCollectionknt ,
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Offlco w 1th N. Schurz , Justice of the Peace , C uncil
UluSd , Inwa.
raoi. ornoisi TT. n. u. rent
Conncll Blofft ,
Established 1858
Dealers In Foreign nnd Domcstlo Eich o ud
Horn * St
CANCERS ,
CHRONIC DISEASES0"1' '
Over thirty je rs ptoctleil azpirluua 03N
f , Pe rl aVrcct , Oonncll Blullt
Irie.
DENTIST ,
Oonnoll Blnflr
af HjSM
[ BGTTEilft.
, . Unvarin ,
CJulmbachor , . . - . Bavaria.
3ilauor . . .Bohemian.
BOMISSTJC.
Sudsmaer . Sfc , Louis.
Anhatiaar. . . . _ . _ .St. Lonis.
Sest'B. . . . - . Mihvauko" .
Schlif z-Pilgnor - . Milwaukee.
Sruti'iJ . Omnha.
Ale , Porter. Domestic nnd Rhino
. MAUREIl ,
1213 Farnam St.
TUB IIKST HOUTK AND
Omaha
iGouncil Bluffs
and Chicago.
The only line to take for Dm llolnoK , uroh.ill-
lon , Ccilar lloplds , Clinton , Dixie , ( ; | ICAIO ( , Mil-
wan k no and all | > oliita ea'-t. To tbo nuoplo of Ne-
bia-lia , Colorado , Wjomlitf , Utah , Idaho , Neva < l .
Oregon , WuhliiKtau nnd Callfornlt It orfurn superior
adrai Ui 8 not pomlblo by any other lino.
Anxing a few uf Iho mimoroun , . ii.to of imperial-
Ity 01 jo od by the patront ol this raid between
I'mnha ami Chicago , uro Its twutitloa day of UAV
LXMUUKHuhlch art ) thoflneit that human ait anil
Ingenuity an rreate ; IU 1'A IMCK HI.KKI'IN'O OAKS
ulilch tro mcdolaiil comfort and elcKkiicv ; ltd I'Alt
LOU DHAWINQ K001I I'AHH , unaurpasscd by any
ud lib uldely r l bratud I'AIATMI , DIMNOOAIUi
tha tqnal of hl < Ii cannot bo fou'-cl eUt horu.
At Council Illuffd the trains nt the Union 1'iclflo
lly. connect In Union DL > | o < ulth ttiose uf the ( 'lilca
o&North ejtein It ) ' In Chlrayn the tr ina of thlu
Ino make cloito oonncctloa wltb thoao of all eastern
In f .
For Detroit , Coluinban , Inillanapo'la , Clnrlnnatf ,
v'iifori KhIU , Uiilfalo , riltiburi ; , luronio , Montreal
lout ! n , New York , I'blUdUjihl * , litltlinirc ii-
iiKtonauil nil puliiti In thu Katt , a k the UUiet
Kent for tickets via the
N'MIT'I WKaTKBK ,
voiiMiintho tx-tt accommodation I AllTtloket
ient cell tlckett via this line ,
IHKIIIITT. IU.1IAIH ,
Ueneral lluta/tr , Oei. l'J i . Agent.
CHICAGO.
M. R.
bcfinlz IiiBurinco Co. , Tendon , Cub
. . . . . , .fj , 881,000
> uhuititrN. r , CaplUI . . . ,
beMtroh uU ol Newark N J. , Capital . 1,276,000
liard Klro , I'hlbulelphla.CkUUI 1 , 00,000
'c.mia'iruadUIUl. , . ,