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    THJfl DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS TUESDAY , MARCH 17 , 1885 ;
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Tueadav Morning ) Maroht 17.
BATE ? .
Dr C rt ! i - - - - - - - cents psr week
" 110.00 per y
Br aU - - " "
orncEt
a , T mrl Btraot. HearJBroidwar.
MINOR MENTION ,
Sco J. Rclter'n new aprlng goods.
Everybody smoked yesterday smoked
glass.
The clly's now hose cut and COO foot
: ot nowlhos3 have arrived. The now
si cart is a dnlty.
\V. Uhrusborgor WAS yesterday called
into court for threatening to shoot Alex.
Oboi t and hfe wife. Ho was phood un
der $150 bonds to keep the pcicc.
K Four mtn otartod an open air saloon
in an alleyway on Sunday , a good-shod
bottle belnR their stock In trade. They
were arrested nnd yesterday fined .S7.GC
I
each.
each.O.
O. M. Towers , for uhootlng on the
Direct near the Orcstou Houa ? , waa fined
37 CO yesterday , and for being caught
stooping with the dusky Molly Johnson
was Used $14 GO more. Molly was nv
flOBFjcd a Ilka amount.
Although the saloons were closed Sun
day , there was a long row of drunks to
dfapoeo of in the police court yeetarday.
Among ( hem were James "Wolls , Dennis
Sullivan , Jamea Norton , Tom Foncy ,
John Kelley and Tom Griffin.
Joseph Schmitt has sold his interest in
' the barber ehop of Schmitt & Harb , 402
Broadway , to Jacob Beck , formerly with
the Pacific house barber shop. The now
firm la to bo Harb & Beck the "Two
Jnkoa" barber shop.
Olay Forman died yesterday morning
about 1 o'clock of consumption , at his
residence on South First.streot. Ho was
born in this city , and was at the time of
his death 30 years of ago. Ho leaves a
wife. The funeral will take place from
the residence of his father , 807 East
Fierce street , to-morrow afternoon at 2
o'clock.
City Engineer Brodheck brough his in-
otrnmont to boar on the eclipse yester
day , izlving his friends ono of the best
possible sights , at It. Moore , the con
tractor , Boeing Brodbeck thus engaged ,
concluded that ho was making a survey ,
preparatory to filling to grado. and hast
ened to the city clork'a office to file
a bid.
Several well know citizens are joining
In the organization of a now manufactur
ing enterprise here , to bo known as the
Council Bluffs Paint Manufacturing Com
pany. The capital stock is fixed at $20-
000 , and it Is the Intention to make a
specially of a superior quality of roofing
paint , and a perfect lira-proof paint.
They will alto make all kinds of paints.
The arrangements are completed , o zcopt
some little details , and already the manu
facture of the paint has been commenced ,
and the enterprise promises not only to
bo profitable to the stockholders , but also
an enterprise which will bo of help to the
city , which now needs more manufactur
ing enterprises , and should therefore re
ceive practical encouragement and sup
port. The company will commence solic
iting business within a few days.
Attention Ladies ,
While clo ing ont my notions , will soil
all hair goods at twenty-five per cent dis
count. 300 switches , 200 waves , bangs ,
etc. , to bo eacrificod. Custom workcaroful-
ly attended to. Miis. D. A BENEDICT ,
337 Broad iray.
ftlra , J. J. Maas , of Cincinnati , the mother
of William Maaa. la a g 9St of Mr. and Mrs ,
Simon Eisoman.
Slmoo Kisernan , the senior member of the
fiim of Elaomau , Ilodda & Co. , baa returned
from the eait , where ho Ima baen on a pur
chasing tour.
I. N. Fllckiogcr arrived hero yesttrday
Irom Kanjas , and will remain with hla
brother , A. T. Fllckioger , Jr. , about two
weelu before returning to his homo In Wayne ,
Nob.
Nob.Mr , W. C. Staey , formerly secretary of tha
Shugart implement company , has just re
turned from a trip over the Union I'acIQc
railway in Kansas , lie baa taken the agency
for tha sale of their lands here , and reports
business as being very brisk , the company's
salei during the past month being over 200-
000 acres. Mr. V. It. Davis , who formerly
represented thoU. 1' . laud department here ,
will take Mr. Stacy's place with the Shugart
implement company ,
Dr. S. Mosbler , of the Sioux City
Chronic Disease Imtituto , will bo at the
Kaotthouio in this city , Thursday , April
2d , Will attend to patients and all who
are nlllicUd v > ill do well , to give him a
call. Consultation free.
PEIENDS OF THE HOMELESS ,
The Anrnial Mcctlnc.ol the AsBocla-
tlon.
Y terday there were atcut twenty
persons proeont at the annual mooting of
the Home til the Fiiendless association.
The following board cf directors were
elected : Rev. G. W. Robty , ol Malveru ;
Rev. Wm. E. Randal ! , of Dow City ;
Col. L. Bentlojof Malvern ; Jadgo
. E. Dow , of Dow City ; J. P. Filbert ,
of Council Bluff , ; W. W. Morton , of Mo-
dale ; Rev. Arthur Scott , of Dtntrart ,
lows ; Riv. J. C. Carter , of Logan ; Dea
con Saimul Uatlm , of Atlantic.
The following cfllcers were elected ;
Rev , G. W. Robty , president j Oolonol
Bonll'y , vlcftpwaldont ; Ujv , Mr. Ran
dall , s.'cretary ; W. 0. Carman , treajur-
et ; licv J. G , Leojen , u-aueger ,
IlttsoluUoni were passed euooraiag the
iinuajjomont end ur inz coiUjibutirni tc
p y < 11' the debts. Rev. Mr. Robry ,
Ufl. Bentleynid RJV. Mr. RtncUll were
cboion as a fiiucee ccmmlttod to w
report ia to ba made each quarter ,
MAYOR'S MESSAGE.
A Goniplclc Siuwini of Conncil Blnffs
acdltilnttwsls ,
Various OlifuiRca llccotninciulcil to
No\v Council ,
I | The now city council mil yentorday
afternoon for the first time. The mayor
who had boon 111 sines Saturday , got of
hli sick bed to attend the mooting. Al
the aldermen were present except Aid
Bennett who wai confined to his homo
by Illness.
The first business of the now councl
was to listen to the annual metsigo o
the mayor which embraced reports of the
various departments and together forraoc
a very full and complete showing of the
cily , and ono which will reflect crodi
upon the city ,
The message vras qulto lengthy , occu
pying an hour and thrco-qnartera In
reading , oven when some of the
reports aomo of which have already boon
published were merely referred to , bill
which will bo published in full in con
nection with the message. The council
referred the various portions of the mes
sage and the reports to throe respective
committees and the printing committee
was instructed to have 1OOC copies
prlntqd for general distribution.
The mossagn opened with a pleasing
expression of congratulation over the
progress , prosperity and prospects ol
Council Bluffs.
The waterworks system was
given high words of
commendation. Daring the past year
3,015 feet of now street main had been
laid , making over 120,000 foot in all.
The value of property saved by the hav
lug waterworks far exceeded the amount
of the annual rental paid the company
by the city. Additional fountains were
recommended to ba located In the ceme
tery , nnd In the parks.
Attention was called to the importance
of Council Blufla as a railway center ,
and It was pronounced the most impor
tant ono west of Chicago , and north of
St. Louis , twelve roads terminating hero ,
and still others being projected. Eighty
freight and stock trains come in and ont
of the city dally , and one-fourth of the
laboring men of the city ara employed by
railways. The value of railway property
in thq city amounts to 86,000,000.
The mayor offered congratulations on
the fact that the Union Pacific railway
shops would soon bo located hero. By
this changa the company would bo saved
a half million dollars annually , while the
benefit to this city would be great , as it
would secure the permanent Investment
} f a million dollars , employing from GOO
bo 1,000 men , whoso average monthly
wages would bo $80.
The educational advantages of the city
are also dwelt upon largely In the mos-
ssgo. Counoil Blnffj has bettor school
julldings than any city in the west.
Prof. McNaughton is doing excellently
as superintendent. Then there are the
Catholic academies and the business col-
lego.The
The public library had 20,000 vhitora
ast yoar. The library is valued at
30,000. The recommendation is made
that the loachera of the public schools
shall bo required to assist pupils in se
lecting books from iho library , also that
school children shall not bo obliged to
study more than six hours a day , so as to
allow some time for reading.
The Home of the Friendless is com
mended by the mayor. The report of the
institution shows that there are twcuty-
ivo rooms , S1600 worth of furni
ture , an § 800 printing office
k horse , cow , wagon , otc , and that
twenty persona are being cared for there.
The mayor recommends that in con
nection with the patrol wagon already
purchased a patrol telegraph system be
established to be used for fire alarms as
well as police business.
The report of the police department
shows 1,316 persons arrested. The po
lice force consists of ono chief , ono cap-
lain , three day men and four night men ,
and. the recommendation is made that the
Force bo increased to twelve mon , and
that they bo paid in cash instead of gan-
oral warrants.
The city marshal reports 854 lodgers
during the year ; 140 notices of nui
sances served , and twenty-eight nui
sances abated by the marshal ; number of
stock impounded , 129. It is recom
mended that the windows of thujiilba
so protected that outsiders can not pass
anything in , and , , that the corridor be
lined with iron , to as to prevent jail
breaks.
Figures are presented showing that
over $260,000 of atone and wood paving
baj been dona the past year , most of
which is to bo paid for by special assess.
mcntj on the abutting property. Em
ployment wacgiven | to 300 men and teams
and lots than $800 has been piid con
tractors for extra labor ; 12,000 yards of
cedar block pavement has been laid at a
cost of $10.000. It is recommended that
Pearl and Bancroft streota bo paved this
year , and that North Second and Bjyant
street * bo paved to Washington avenue.
The council Is urged to pass an ordinance
providing that In caacs whore it is nccca-
ary to open the pavement to do other
work , that the work must bo done skill-
ully nnd tbo paving so put back that it
will not bc'injurod.
Plans for sewerage have , been pre-
> rcd and in accordnnco.with these plans
$32,000 $ of sewerage was done last year ,
20,000 foot of pipe being used and 1,200 ,
)00 ) of brick , which was made hero.
The Indian creek problem is pronounc
ed by the mayor is the most difficult
one. It will cc'st $100,000 to fix It as it
as it should bo. A contract for $18,000
ias been let , nnd about $10,000 of the
work dune. The council is urged to take
moatnrts for carrying on the work so
hat protection from floods may bo given
tbo residents of the Third and Fourth
wards.
The mayor als ? urges tha establish
ment of a syel em of newer drainage at
once.
once.Tho city clerks report shows the re
ceipts of thit ctlije is $21,000 , of which
? 17,000 was from licenses ,
llio clerk ropcrti that the old cily
records are now stored in a roem In the
city jail , nnprotictcd from Gra and
ricornmends tnat a vault ba made for
them.
Toe mayor , calling attention to the
large ravenuo from licenses , urges that
many ccup tlons now unlicensed should
be licensed , such as hotel-men and ne.
tauraot keeper * , exchange brokers , in
surance men , real estate agents , etc.
A report is incorporated of the boird
rf health , aad the recommendation nude
that spec'al ' attention bo paid to cleaning
alloys and streets in view of the fearoi
cholera.
A complete report of the Cro department
mont U presented. The. buildings m
Krounda ro valood at $12,000 to $15 ,
000. Recommendation ia made that a
lot bo purchased on lower Main atroei
and a hose house built there. The fire
men shall bo given polios powers to mak-
arrests nt time of fins. Tho'.chief's re
port shows the Icsics by fire the patt
year as $21,000 and the insurance at $33-
000 , It is urged that the
dcpirlmont bo enlarged because
there is in the heart of the city $1,000-
000 of wholetalo properly to bo pro
tected , and in case of _ two fires at the
same time , ono being in the residence
port ion of the oily , there is not enough
of n force to divide with safety , It la
recommended tlut another hose cart bo
stationed on lower Broadway , nnd an
other hook and ladder truck bo provided ;
also that n now fire alarm bo established ,
the city having about six sqnaro miles of
territory to look after.
It is recommended that the office of
fire marshal bo created , the duties of the
marshal bolng to report causes of fire ,
protect property at times of fuo , and SOP
to the enforcement of fire ordinances.
The srimo officer to bo foreman of ton
fire police to bo appointed by the mayor ,
to bo paid the same as minutcmon , ami
to bo liable to bo called on to do regular
pollco duty In case of an emergency.
It is recommended that an ordinance
bo passed for the protection of fire by-
drant. , and preventing the placing of
any obstruction within six foot of n
hydrant.
The sidewalk supervisor reported fifty-
four culverts and nlnoly-fivo crosswalks
built , and 20,000 foot of pine used in
sidewalk. Ho recommends the repeal of
the sidewalk ordinaoco , and that those
building walks bo paid in general funds ,
and the cost taxed to adjacent property.
It is recommended that the council
specify hours during which citizens can
use hoao in sprinkling streets.
The conncll is urged to pass an ordi
nance requiring that all boilers bo inspect
ed once a year.
The mayor rocoommonds the doisg
away with the office of street supervisor ,
and letting each alderman look after his
own ward.
The poll tax collector reported $042
paid in ,
The street supervisor reports in favor
of having the city keep the paved streets
: lo rad for thirty days so as to got an In-
Iclligont idea of what it would bo worth
before letting a contract , also that the
paving at the corner of Willow avenue
jo raised ,
The city engineer reports the im
provements done under his stiporvltion
amount to $370,000.
Alderman Slodentopf of the park com-
nittee , made a most excellent report.
Bo recommends that Bayliss park
bo filled , the walks made winding , the
jand- stand reversed to the north side ,
and a fountain placed In the center of
: ho park. Also , that Fairmont park bo
improved by fountains and additional
drives and the entrance made easier :
alpo , that Galesburg park bo improved
and Oakland avenue extended. The
akcs of the city should else bo looked
after by the city and the driveways
opened up to them.
The financial reports are given in do-
all , as already published , allowing the
iotal bonded Indebtedness of the city to
> o $202.400 , to which $56,000 vf ill needs
> o added at once for the
additional paving and sewerage and
'or the Indian crook Improvement
The mayor put the cost valuation of
the property in the city at $10,000,000 ,
and urges that the council as a board of
equalization being the assoased valuation
up to cost value , and make the tax levy
correspondingly low.
In closing his message the mayor ex
pressed satisfaction at iho prospect of
Council BlnfTs growth , there bolng
already $500,000 of building improve
ments in sight , and other good things in
tore.
Iiltcmry anu Social.
Entertainment at the rooms 6f the
5f. M. 0. A. , No. 12 North Main street ,
this evening at 8 p. m. All are cordially
invited. The programme is as follows :
. Music
' . Reading Miss May OborhuHzor
> ' . Essay Miss Ida Wollaue
. Instrumental..Messrs. Belknap and Smith
1 Essay Mies Anna Bowman
j , Recitation Mias Wood
Intermission.
J. 'Quartette" Messrs. Shaw Brothers
. Retrospective Talk..Mr. J. N. G. Wylio
. Recitation Miss Newton
The Council Bluffs Paint Monnfactnr-
ng company will bo soliciting orders in a
ow days. Wait for them. '
Real Estate Transfers.
The following is a list of real estate
ransfors filed yesterday In the recorder's
Dffico of Pottawattomio county , Iowa , as
nrnlshed by A. J. Stephenson , abstrsc-
or , real estate and loan agent , Conncll
Bluffs , Iowa , March 1C , 1885 :
Jasper E , Hunt to Heury Wild et al. ,
a * nw i , 19 , 75,42. $1,000.
John A. Mace to H. J. Moss , no 1 no
110 1- , 77 , 44 , $300.
Sarah Lewis to J. M. Phillips , part no
110 , 77 , 44 , $4,600.
0. , It. I. & P. railroad company to Su
san West , a " i so i and sa \ sw 1 21 , 77 ,
14 , $1,040.
W. McDonald to Lottie A. Whitney ,
ot 0 , block 16 , Nevla , $100.
Charles E. Moore to B. F. Davis , lots
15 and 16 , block 0 , Oakland , $3,000.
John B. Howell to T. S. Campbell , sw
20 , 77 , 38 , $2,250.
B. F. Patterson to Hannah
ota 8 and 9 , block II ) , Avoci , $25 ,
Total sales , $12,315.
COUNOIL COMMITTEES ,
rite Doing * of the Now Hoard Yo * <
tcrtlny.
The now council mot yesterday for the
irst time , and the mayor , after giving
his annual message , appointed the fol *
owing ttandlng committees :
Finances , Claims and Printing Siod-
ontopf , Bennett and Shngart.
Judiciary Bennett , Shugait and
Uynater.
Inttrnil Improrcmonta and Stroota'
and Alleyt Mynstor , Sledontopf and
jolto ,
Fire Department , Gas Lights and Oily
Properly. Geise , Mynater and Straab.
Police , Health end Public Grounds.
atraub , Mynster and Gslse.
Publh Parka and Library. Bennett ,
Straub and Shngart.
Paving. Mynster , Golse and Stranb.
Sofftngo. Shugart , Siedontopf nnd
Bennett.
Special AisoBtinouts , Biadentopf ,
Bennett aud Shugart.
Railroads Beimttt , Gelso and Straab.
Water Works. Gulae , Straub and
Shngart.
License Bhngart , Bennett and Slo-
dentppf.
Sidewalks. Gciie , Mynster and Ben
nett.
nett.Ordlnancoi.
Ordlnancoi. Straub , Myntterand Slo-
dontopf.
Aid. Gelse moved that Aid. Mynatur
be chosen M president of the council.
Tnoio balng no second , Aid. Shugwl
moyod that Aid. Sledentcpf bo president.
A ballot was Ukcn , resulting In Mynstei
receiving throe votes , while Siedontopl
received two.
Tha committee reported In f vr > r ol
allowing hacks to stand in front of ho
tels , and the city attorney was instructor
to prepare an. amendment to thoordlimnce
to that eflcct.
The park commleslonora were Instruct
ed to drn-v lots , or In eorno ether way arrange -
range among themselves so as to decide ,
vrho thould have the long ncd who the
short terms.
The Onlclal Count.
The county board made an ofliclnl can
vass of the court houto and { all vote
yesterday , resulting : For the court
houco , 5,232 ; against it , 3,124 ; mijorlly ,
2,108. For the jail , G,41Gj against it ,
2,033 ; majority , 2,483.
MOODY SPEAKING ,
The Opera. House racked to Its
Utmost Cnptxclty ,
The capacity of the opera house wan
tested last cvoniiur. Every inch of nvnll-
able room was taken , The stage was
cleared , and after the scenery tvas re
moved , it was filled with chairs , and 200
or 300 people thus accommodated. Evan
then many bad to go away , ss there was
not oven standing room hit , The ar
rangements were S3 complete , however ,
that there was no crushing. While wait
ing for the arrival of Mr. Moody , there
was a Bcrvico of Hang , led by Rev. Mr.
Bates.
The mooting proper opened with
prayer by Rev. Dr. McOrcary. Prof.
Townor and wife anj "I Shall
Bo Satisfied" and . "My Soul Is
Redeemed. " They are sweat
singers indeed and their voices blend
very nicely. After a few moments of
silent prayer , Rov. Mr. Crofts offered
verbal prayer , and then Mr. Moody
begin his discourse , his text being "God
is Love. " His sermon was characteristic ,
full of anccdoto and Illustration nnd
homely but tolling sentences. His audl-
onca was greatly moved. After the BST-
mon there was another brief service of
song , and then a second mootinp was
held , of about half an hour , in which n
more familiar talk was made by Mr.
Moody , urging the unconverted to be
come Christians.
Mr. Moody leaves hero this morning
for Omaha.
Immense crops of mustard are pro
duced in southern California , and several
mustard mills have lately been establish
ed In San Francisco to work up the pro
duct.
The first complete translation of the
Babylonian Talmud into German ( or any
other language ) Is announced to appear
shortly at Innsbruck , in about thirty-
six parts quarto.
There are taid to bo no hod-carriers In
Sormany , the brioka being passed from
band to hand , and the higher up the
bricklayers arethomoro men are required
to tosi the bricks.
There are over fifty penitentiaries and
2,400 jails In the United States. They
contain 50,000 criminals , and their esti
mated cost is $500,000,000.
EXPENSES AX GOIiLEGE.
What Young Mon Fay for Hoard ,
KouniB , and Tuition
Although the difference in the amount
of money which etudents at different col
leges spend Is very great , there Is not
such a disparity In the necessary expenses
as many people suppose , says the Harvard
Ocimson. At the city colleges , such as
Harvard , Yale and Cci'umbla , the noccca-
sary expenses may be about $100 more
khan at Amherst , Dsr.mouth or Williams
but this alight increaio is more than coun-
lorbalancod by the aid which larger col
leges offer Indigent students. Harvard
bas at her disposal 122 scholarships , vary
ing in amount from $85 to $350 , averag-
ng about $235. In the freshman year
; hero are two assignments made , and it Is
possible for a hard student to receive § 000
Ji schola hlps during the first year a
sum mere than sufliclont to pay all his ex
penses. Hero aid is given to ( students
trho are needy and wno stand high in
; holr claesss ; but in almost all other col.
leges those who Intend to ntudy for the
ministry are the favored ones , and at
aomo colleges it is Impossible for any
others to receive the slightest assistance.
Room rent , board end tuition are the
principal Items in the nccasiory expanses ,
md of thesg room rent varies the most.
At Amhotflt a student pays from ( MO to
5125 for a single room ; at Williams , $25
: o $100 ; at Yale , $50 to $150 , while at
Harvard the rent varies all tbo way frcm
roru14 to $300 , with very few desirable
rooms for less than $150. Of coursa if
; wo students room together the expense
s reduced one-half. , The difference in
ho second item , board , is not nearly so
; reat , the large numbers at the city col-
eges rendering co-operation much easier
and enabling the students to procure bot-
, or boird at a less cott. It is possible to
rot as coed board for $4 a week hero at
Memorial hall ai could bo got at Amherst
or any other colloga for $5 or ? C. Tuition
ranges all the way from $12 per year at
Oborlin , 0 , to $200 at Ojlumbia ; at
Brown , Bowdoin , Princeton and Willlama
it Is $75 : at Amherst $100 , at Yale $140 ,
and at Haavard $150. By adding to
; heio main Items of expense Dther neces
sary items such as clothing , fuel , washing
jooks , etc. we can arrive at what may ba
called the minimum expense at the vari
ous colleges. Statistics have boon care
fully prepared os this point , and the fol-
owing m y bo Raid to bo the very least
annual oxpendltuio which will csjry a
B'udent ' through the several colleges :
Harvard , $175 ; Yale , $ -125 ; Amherst ,
Williams , and other collogue of the same
stamp , about $375.
The White Jlouso History.
Washington Letter in Cleveland Leader.
The while honso covers about one third
of an acre , and It cost up to the proient
time about $2,000,000. It is modeled
after a caitlo In Dublin , and the archi
tect , who was a South Carolina man
named Hoban , got $500 for drawing the
plans. When it was lirst built , away
tuck in the nineties , It cost300,00 < ; , bat
the British burned out its Inuldcs. and its
coat has linco added to that aunt $1,700-
OCO , In it all of the presidents nluco
Washington have llrcd , aud each has
added to Us beautioi and expenten. I
think it was John Qoincy Adams who
bought the fmt billiard table which was
usoa in It. But in John Adam's time it
was only half farnlthed , and Abigail
Adams used to dry her clothes In the big
cast room. Year by year , however , thu
furnishing has gonn on nntll now It U a
soft cf a muieum of nit and beauty ,
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOT10K. Epfldil rerttaementl , luo at Lot
round , To Loin , For 8 1 , To Rent , Want * , Dontc
Ing , tie. , will be IcgsrtoJ In this column at th low
raU o ( TEN CENTS VKH LINK ( ot tha tint Insortlo
ind F1VT5 OKNTS ? KR LINK lor each tabteqntnt
tttlon. Lonre idrertltementi at ont o8l8 , Ma.
Pearl Etroel , near Broadway
WAHTB.
Another hotel In a Iho Nebrwk
IpOKSALK 1 doing a business cf nbont 8J60 pi
month. No ether hotel In the plans. Term * liberal
EVAN & WALKXR
SAT.K OK TI1AOE. StO acres ot land It
1 Wayne county , Mo. Will tfixJo for Oouncl
UluHs cltj property er sell ohc | i lor cAsh , ot t ivr
time. SWAN & WAI.KXR.
TO TiUI > B. Uood lowix or Nebraska
Undtor n Birmll stock of hardware or genera
merchandise , well located. HUAN& WALRKR.
FOH SMiK A rrttochinfo to pet a flnp , well 1m
proiod farm of 400 acres , within a tow miles o
Council Blulli , at a bargain. Low price nnd CMJ
terms. b\U > < & WAtKKR
" | 7\OIl \ SALK A ( food pajlojf hotel property wllh
J ? llyofy etablo , Inonool thobcst amall town ) In
western Iowa will veil with or without furniture , o
will tiado ( or a email ( arm with ( took tto.
SWAN
S aljK Eighty acres tinlopro\ed land In
FOR , lown , 3J miles south cast ot Al
ton , the oriunty scat , or will trade lor Nebraska o
Kanios lac J. SWAN& WAI.KF.R.
"I. OU SALE A20aoro tract ot Rood Und abou
Ju ona and n hill nllca Irom Council lllufli pos
office , at a bargain.
f j > 01l SALE In Harrison county , Iowa. 320 acre
Jj grass land , all under tonco a 103 aero ( arm
with line tinpro > crnent" , nil under cultivation oxccp
SO acres grass 83 acres good grass or paaturo land
and sovcri ! other tracts ot from 40 to 100 acres o
unimproved land. SWAN & WALKER.
FOR iULK Lands Improved aad unimproved
II you want a ( arm In western Iowa , Kansas
Nebraska or Dakota , Ictus hour Irom jou.
SWAM & \YAtKXR.
WANTED-A stenographer and typo wrltcr-a
nun preferred. Inquire o ( David Cradloy &
Co , 1100 Main St. , Council Elude.
FOR SAIE A larao number o ! business and rcsl
deuce lots In all parts ot Council lllutK Sco
113 before j ou buy , SWAN & WAUUIU
Oll SALK Parties wishing to buy cheap lots to
build on can buy on iLonlhly varment * ot Irom
$2 to 810. bwjLN ft WALKXR
J7IOII RENT Wo rill rc.nl jou a lot to build on
JL1 wth the prlvllige to buy 1 ( jou wlh on very
liberal term * . SWAS& WALKXE.
WANTED To correspond with any one wishing a
good locttlon ( it flannlng mill. Bash , door
and blind manufactory , wo have building and
maehincry , well located , forealo , lease or trrtdo ;
SWAX&
_
RENT-Largo two story frame building suit
able ( or warehouse or torago purposes , near
railroad depot , _ SWAS WALKKIU
Ktarc Ult bAbt , UJ.iuIug and grounds
FOR sultarle lor Email ( oundiy and machine Bhop
Good boiler , cuglnc , cupola , blower with Hied Bhalt
tug etc , , icady to put In motion.
SWAN WALK * * ,
.iiOH SALE Houses. Lots and Land. A. J.
JD Stcphen'on , COS First avenue.
FOR SALE A top-buggy , drst-tliss make and
In excellent condition. Or will trade ( or cheap
tot. Address V. M. Boo ofilce , Council Blu7a.
AND MOOD Ucorge Hoaton , tia liroid-
COAL
way. Bells coal and wood at reasonable prloes
Tires 2,000 Iba. ( or a ton , and 128 cublo ( ot a cord ,
Try him.
Kvory body in Council Bluffs o take
WANTED Dollrored by carrier at only twenty
cents a week.
OLD PAPERS Kor aala at BII office , at ! 6 oonti
a hundred
y. H. OHCUTT. S. T. I'BKNOU
I , M. TltKINOR ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ScccKSsor.s ro
Casady Orcutt & French
405 Broadway Council Bsufis.
Carpets ,
Curtains ,
*
Window Shades ,
Mattings ,
Linoleums ,
Oil Cloths and
Upholstery ,
Mail Orders
Carefully Filled !
COtlGIL BLUFFS
IT
00.
For Rent
The building known ae tho'Sk&'lnff Rink" corner
th A > cuuo anJl'ear ! street , will be rented , alto-
; < ther or separately , Occupanc ) , April lit. For
uitbor partlouUrs call on
JOHN DERESIIEIH ,
President Council blulfa Eavloga liank
MANDEMAKER
ARCHITECTS ,
CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS
No. 120 Upper Broadway , Council BlnOs
Dr , W. H. Shorradon
DENTIST ,
Masonic Temple ,
Council Blnfli low * .
St , Charles Hotel.
0 8TUEET , BET 7th and 8tb , . . LINCOLN , VKO
MM. Kate Coakly , Proprletorosa.
ftrtitwly and elegantly furnUhed. Good lampU
roomi on met floor ,
jUrTerma-gUOtoKpirday , Specialrate Klreo
member * ol ttie luKlilature. novlo.l m-ioe
E. Rico M. D.
° ' olh > ' lamer r mo 4 vitbavt Uu
kolf * 01 4ra lcCf U * 4.
CDEONIC DISEASES
Orer thirty jean practical syillaui MU4 JS
f , Pearl tre f , Oooodl Eltflt ,
Itta ,
"MURDEB MOST FOUX , , "
To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria ,
DUtUNO the iMt flvojr ther li t not b n death from diphtheria In uny raw where Dr. Thomti
JctTcrtt' preventive and euro WM uned , It tins txen tha tnwiMi ot HAVlng thcmiAml * of llvcx , loillt-
ponribloln | < utiU tore threat. In mtllgnMitficftrlot few , ctiMiRlntr It In 4ft IUUM tatho simple form. Io >
fallible euro for all Inflinitiutory , UlccrMlu , 1'ntllJ or Cnturhsl conditions , cither Int
Pi let , $2.
Cll OLEllA ! CHOLERA ! CHOLERA !
Dr. JctTctlj' Cbotcru Pnecino will kirMt the ditrkia In 30 to fo minutes. The Doctor t l Ihli i
cine ilunnc the fckrlul x lslt tlcn of the cholera In Clnclmiktl , St. Lnulg , knd t.11 klone the .MlffliMri ; !
Illtcrnmllt ) tilbutMlof , without losing ft cutt , In tlioc r > ' 10 , ' 60 , 'Jl > ml ' (2 It Is .V/o infulllWo In
Ch > lots Morbus CholcMi InUnturn , etc. Keep It on haul.ou can r lr uponlt. Sitid for It 1'tlco } i.
tholotft "Comes M & thlif In the night. "
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DYSPEPSIA ! DYSPEPSIA !
Dyspeptic , Mlivlho In mlocryttndilloln ( Impair wlthrvinccr of the toro cl > t Br. Thotnm Jfffrrli eurci
( noryoito of Indigestion Mid cor tl | tloii In vrry her tlrro. Ho > of rrfeienorn Klvon. Dui > or U It
the cu of ntnttr Vr cent of all Uiicuca comllUnng 1'flro $5 for two fck treatment.
1'ull printed Instructions hflw to u > othemcilloIn iB ( < ntx > lth them. Nodootoi rciiilrrd | ; k peed mine
Is Ml trmt Is i crcMnrjDr. . Jeflcrlt' rerncillct ( nn only bo obulncil ot his ollloc , No. S3 Mouth 8th Street
Counell Ulufls , lo . Or font liy ctrrcps on receipt of pile * .
SMITH tV : TOLLKlt , AGl'S ,
LKAUINO
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 9 Main St. ,
COUKOIL BLUFFS , . . . IOWA.
A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From.
KIEL SALE STABLES
Keep Horses nnd Mules constantly on hand whla
wo will ooll In retail or carload lota ,
All Stock Warranted as fleoresented.
ULoltule Edrrltll tlttlnt It Oialn irul lialcd IUy. I'tlroi
eorjublo EntUfoction GuirantreJ.
Comer Fifth Avo. & Fourth St. CouncllBlufls.
AGENTS WANTED.
Drs. Judd & Smith's New Improved Electric Belt ,
819 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ; 725 ELM ST. , DALLAS , TEXAS ; and FT. WAYNE , IND
IT I'OSITIVKLY OUHEB Kidney and LIrcr Complaint , Drlght'a DlsotK. Hhoinmltsm , Naur * ) ? ! *
DyejiopBla , NcnonsncfH. W tlng Weakness , I'iralysls , Spinal Affjotloni , In digestion , Heart Bluoaaa , F1U
HeaJach , Lsmo Back , Cold Fcot , and 11 illeo&ac ! requiring Inoreasol motlvo powers. New tmprovoJ a
$3 and (6 ; old Btjlo ? 2 each.
W. P. AYLSWORTH ,
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER.
Brick bnildinca of any size raised or moved and sntiafaction guaranteed , frame hoiu
moved on LITTLE UIANT trucks , the best in tha world.
W. P. AYLSWOUTH.
1010 l\inth Street , Council Bluffs.
AND "THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN.
505 Broadway , - - Counoil Bluffs.
TUB ONLY ALL NIGHT HOUSE IN TllK CITY , Everything served m first clnea style and on short
notice , Hot and cold lunches always ready.
Hoof Paiutiiig and repairing. All work guaranteed to give sat'sfaction
S02 N. 7th Street ,
GEO. SMITHSON , COUNOIL BLUFFS.
Attention , Ladies.
While closing out mv notions.will sell all hair goods at 25 per cent discount , 300 Switches ,
00 Waves , Bangs , etc. , to sacrifice. Custom work carefully attended t" .
MIIS D. A. BENEDICT.
337 Broadway , Council BlnUs.
- H- W. C. ESTEP
Fied | & Estep , ,
UNDERTAKERS
No. 817 Broadway , Council Blufl'd , Iowa.
Office Calls Attended Promptly , Day and Night. Particular attention given to J.'inbnlming
j. L. DBBEVOISE.
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No. 507 Broadway Conncll Bluff * .
Railway Time Table ,
Corrected to January 7,1836.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following are the times of the arrival and de
parture of trains by central standard tlmo , &t the
local depotc. Trains leave transfer depot lea mis.
atoa earlier and arrive ton minutes later.
cnioAoo , nuiujsoros ARC qornor.
LBAVB. AMJV1.
4:36 : Dm Chlca&o Express 6.00am
0Wam : Fast Mall. 7:00pm :
. llOO mAt
LSlZO D m Accommodation. p
At local depot only.
KAIBAJ OITT , BT. JOI AND COUNCIL BLCTrrfl.
I0:05am : Mall and Kipreea , 62Spm
8116 pm Pacific Express , . 0.65pm
OIIIOAQO , 1CLWADKM AND II. rAUL ,
8.08 a m
6lB ! p m Express ,
0js ; a m Kipreea , O.C6 p m
CniOAOO , MCK IGLAHD AlrD rACOlO.
IZS ; p m Atlantic Express , 9:46 : a m
0'26 a m Day Eiprcns B.64 p m
IlIO a ct * Pea Uolnoa Aooommodatlon , 8ll6 p m
At loc&l depot only.
WiBABII , BT , r/HJII AMDrAOinO.
Acoommodat.on 0 00 a m
6:10 : n m
1:80 : p m Louis Eipren 2,16 p m
At Transfer only
cmoAOoand KOBTDWUTIU ,
6'60 D m KiprwH , B 60 p m
8:06 : m
925 ; a m Fadflo KipreM
uoox CITT AKD rAcnrio ,
ntO D m 0\ . Paul Kipreai , 0.00 a m
rilSSS DayEipreea 7:00 : pm
ITNIOEI PAOinO *
8-00 p m Wwtern Expren , , 6:10 : a m
ll'OO a m TadOo Eipreei , : iO p a
iiuuau Lincoln Eipreue , 1:11 : p m
AlTranaferonlj
DDUUY TRUSS TO 01IAIU.
Leave Council liluffi 7:16-6.80 8.80-10:80 :
11-40 a. rnT lSO-SSO-SJO-4S8-66-8.S5- : : : :
ll46 ! D. m. Leave Omaha 8.49 7K : bM : > 10(0 :
_ nl6 : a. m. 12:60-8:00-8.00-4:50-4:56-6:65 : : : :
-11:10 : D. m.
JTACOS 8IM8 ,
Attorney - at-Law ,
OOUNCIO DLUF1B , IOWA.
Office. Main Street , Room T and 8. Bnugarl and
IJeoo block. Will practice In S.ate and late court *
J. WDaXUER
A. . ,
( COLUUED )
Hair Cutting and Shaving.
This is an Equal ItighlsShop
610 Broadway , Council BlulFa.
THE RECENTLY IMPROVED '
REMINGTON STANDARD
UPEWRSTERi
NO. 2 ,
Is the Highest Achievement in Writing ,
Machines in the World.
With fnlj'39 keys to learn and ]
operate. It prlulaTO cliaracten.i
capa arid email letters , !
punctuations. flKiircH , tlgus and' '
fractions It 19 the simplest and. '
most rnpIJ wrltlcjr maohlnel
inadu an well M tlic most durablq
cnd for free illustrated 2 > ampnieli
Wyckoff Scamans & Benedict , ,
OhlcoRO , 111. , Solo Agentaj
0. II. SHOLKS , Council Uluffs
* Agent tor Woatern Iowa ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Wholeule and IloUll Dcalori In
Hard Soft ana Blossburg
O O - AXi a
W. H. SIBLEY , Manager.
onioo , 88 Main St. Yard , on 0. It. I. I' , and Oj
U. & BUI' . Itallway.
lRflJ. , HlltOJI , M.fl. ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,1
N. 30HT7RZ.
Wee or I Peace ;
ornot OVEB AUKBIOAX KXPHKU
COUNCIL BLUFFS. K ) W Al
omoui v , B , K.
OFFICER & PUSKV
BANKERS. .
Oo ntll Dloffi , I I
Established - - 185\ \
Dealer ) In fortlfa aad DaaiHtU Kxtkaig * 4