6 THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS THURSDAY , MARCH 26' 1885.
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Thursday Morning Marob. 26
BUUsoiurrioN RATEB ,
BrOtrrtet - - - - - - - JO ocnte pel wetk
Bfilatl - - - . . - - - 110.00 jryeai
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MINOR MENTION ,
See J. Roller's new spring goodn.
Easter cards , half prise , at Seaman's.
Baker & Farron appeared last night at
the opera house in "The Emigrants. "
Cooking atovoB , tinware , crockery ,
glassware and cutlery at very low prices
at Mandol'n.
The 8-year-old son of Peter Mudt , ot
Flumor district , died on Tuesday of
pneumonia.
Twenty-two United States jurymen nro
remaining atthoCroston honso during the
sessions of the United States courts hero ,
All walnut , Italian marble bed room
nnltcaSUO , former prlco $75. A fact.
Call and BOO A. J. Mandell , 025 Broad
way.
Vnndormakora & Wan , the contract
ors , have closed a contract with Mr. V.
Jennings for two cotUgaa corner of Sev
enth avenue and Tenth street.
Mr. George Wocdfordcontinues to give
excellent addresses at the Presbyterian
church every evening , and la Inducing
many to take the pledge nnd quit drluk-
Ing.
Juatlca Schnrz has happily married
Mr. Gdraten Burggo and Miss Mary
Bnrmolsto , both of Minden , the cere
mony taking phce at the Crcston house
parlors.
Lowia & Son are making a great sue-
cesi of the Western house , on upper
Broadway , and are having a largo num
ber of boarders as well as agood transient
trade.
I ITiiK BEG will soon bo In now and en
larged quarters , the change necessitated
by the increase of business. Ita now lo
cation will bo No. 12 Pearl street , nearly
oppoalto ita present quarters , and right
, along side of the evening Herald.
' Flemon Drake , general manager , and
S. Gnynno , jr. , superintendent construc
tion Nebraska Telephone company , were
ever from Omaha yesterday , talking ever
Intended Improvements on this side of
the river , which will take place in a few
days.
Residents In the vicinity of Seventh
avenue and Sixth street complain that
their rest Is sadly broken at night by
dogs , whoso howling chorneca are any
thing but musical. The outraged slum *
( bcrera propose to do a little dog shooting
to get rid of the annoyance.
Permits to wed were yesterday given
Hanson Hopkins and Mary E , Wells , of
Boomer township ; John Benson , of Ha
zel Dell , and Rabeco J. Page , of Bloom
er township ; 0. A. Withrow and Maggie
Fitzgerald , of Pottawottatnio oonnty ;
James H. Harding and Lizzie Provard ,
of Pottawottamlo county.
Dandy Dunn In coming down Glen av-
cnno yesterday with his little mules was
given a tumble. Ho had on n load of
furniture and was seated on a sofa placed
on the front end of the wagon. The sofa
lipped and Dunn took a tnmblo , man ,
sofa and all covering ono of the little
mules out of sight , but matters were soon
atraightoncd up , and order restored with
out any serious Injury.
Dr. S. Moahler , of the Sionx City
Chronic Disease Institute , will be afe the
Soott homo in this city , Thursday , April
. , 2d. Will attend to patients and a who
1 are afflicted lll do well
* jto give him a
lij call. Consultation free.
PEKSONALiS.
Dr. S. S. Wiltbark of rhiladelplm , la at
Eechtole'g.
D. II. Ettien of Creaton , is In the city at-
I ; tending court.
| jj Warren K. Klncado of Hod Oak , was at
the Ogden jeatoiday.
H. Oitron and wife , of Living Springs , were
in the city yesterday tbo gueata of C , Wesley.
J. T. Sparkler and W. U. Negley , of Wai
nut , were in tbo city and at tbo Ogden yes
terday.
James Willard and wife returned yesterday
Irom a year's stay in California , both looking
improved in health.
N. 0. Thompton of Kockford , who Ima
been visiting for a few days his eon , of the
firm of Yan Lrunt , Thompson & Co , , loft
yesterday for homo.
Mra. Short , wife of the well known Broad
way merchant , Mr. ilohn Short , baa been
confined to her home for a week past , and is
quite ecrlouely ill.
Kinnk M. Hunter la winning many words
of praise for the accurate and faithful manner
In which ho la attending to his now dutloa as
deputy clerk of the United States court.
Minn Etta Maxwell U aailatlng him in keep
ing the rooordi , and U proving a valuable as-
Histant , her penmanship being especially
lilted for BUCU purpoie , it being plain , regular
and almost like engraving. The records hero
have surely fallen into good band * ,
\i \ lloftl Etitato TnuiHtera.
The following is a list of real estate
transfers filed in the recorder's
office of Pottawottamie county , Iowa , aa
furnished by A , J. Stephenson , abstrac
tor , real estate and loan agent , Council
Bluffs , Iowa , March 25 , 1885 ;
A. Solomsn to John A. D.inlohon , n o
j u wl and n wj n f } 1.74-38j 52,400.
Lyou Xiglor to M ry Griffith , lot 19 ,
block :15 : , lijylis and Poluior'n add ; 8300.
Rt Robert Perclval to .1. L. Beard , part
.
Franklin M.UUIIIIC to John J.
Oonoughor , ni n H ] 32-7(5-40 ( ; $2,000. ,
Henry Sturtz toVtn. . E. Boohm , s w ]
e-30-74-42j ] § 1,320. ,
H my Stam to S. 0. Moppsu , n w 1 a
1 30-74.42 ; 81,320.
liuiiry Surtz to Chrlstiai Gcoi , a cls
c ] 30 74-42 ; 81.320
Ii Pet r Hulfinan tollaus Bosjn , s e J s
ll w | 3 70 43 ; $300
It Tuul salve ; $ ! ) ,3Cf .
DIRTY DUNGEON.
The Conily Jail a Disgrace to Any
Civilized Connnnnily ,
Some Horrible Statements Made by
Pomona "Who Hrwo Been
Released ,
Now that the count/ has decided to
build a now court honso and a now jail ,
and the question la no longer ono for
election talk merely , a statement of how
affairs really are cannot bo said to bo
caused by any motiveof influencing
votes. Several grand juries have already
passed upon the condition of the county
jail. They are required by lawjto in
spect the jail , and have douo BO , and
doubtless tbo jail , on such occasions , has
boon put in as good shape to rnceivo
them as possible , hut seeing the jail oven
under as favorable circumstances as
possible , the grand juries have
condemned the place , as an unfit
ono in which to keep prisoners. The
board ol health has condemned the
building , court huiiao and jail , as unsafe.
Under such circumstances there can bo
no question ai to its being almost Impos
sible to keeping prisoners in thcro in any
decent , comfortable shapo.
Some prisoners who have been rcloasad
give detail * of some of the sufferings to
which they have been subjected while
Imprisoned there. It matters not whether
men are simply being hold for tral , and
in the eyes of the law at least , a * inno
cent DS any man , or whether they are
serving a sentence , they are punished by
the very necessities of a confinement in
such a placo.
Ono of the most outrageous features of
the case , as stated by thosa who have
themselves experienced it , Is that thcro
are no arrangements for getting rid of the
excrements and filth which accumulates
in a place where twenty to thirty men
are kept In cloao confinement. The tall
is 9 foot by 40 foot , and cells are on each
side. The vault and drains of the privy
some time ago became so filled and clog
ged that the filth overflowed and covered
a goodly portion of the iljor of the jail ,
and this has occurred savoral times late
ly. Now the use of the vault has been
abandoned altogether , and In each cell is
a wooden slop buckpt , which naturally
becomes saturated with the filth and it la
claimed that thcso wooden buckets ] while
emptied dally , have not bean cleaned for
mouths , Wooden buckets , need thus
day alter day , become simply horrible.
But added to this la the fact that In a rear
cell are four largo wooden bnckcti , which
are used by the whole crowd of prisoners
during the day time , and are emptied
once a day. The stench arising from this
open ozposnro of filth and excrements
permeates the whole jitll , and It Is in this
sort of an atmosphere that hnman bolngs
are obliged by the mijesty of the law , to
live and move , oat and drink , sleep and
breathe.
The heating apparatus of the old jail
consisted during moat of the
past severe winter , of ono
old soft coil etovo In which the
attempt rraa made to burn hard coal.
The prisoners complain that they had the
chance of either being frozen to death or
sniTocated with the stench. The jail has
little or no ventilation , and the tempta
tion has been continually presented to
prisoners to staff rags and old blankets in
every possible place to keep the cold out.
And thus the stench has been almost
stifling. Tbo old jail is four foot nnder
the ground , and at the best It is but a
dirty hole in which prisoners are obliged
to crowd and there abide until freed.
Anyone listening to the statements of
thosa who have been In durance vile can
hardly resist the conclusion that
it is brutal for this county
to keep Ita prisoners in such
a place a day longer , without making
some radical change. Prisoners are hu
man , and if they cannot bo treated In
somewhere near humanlike , It wonld bo
hotter for the county to pay tholr board
in jails elsewhere until such time as tbo
now jail is done.
There are other causes of complaint
stated by these who have been thera , but
some of them c < m doubtless never bo
remedied so long as the present old build
ing is used at all.
Uncle Sam's Court ,
la the United States court yesterday
the jury was sent oat in the case of Jaok-
son & Hughes vs. A , 0. Jones ot al.
The ciuu now on trial ii that of Rod-
mood Cloary & Co. , vs. Jacob M. llines
ot al , on replevin bond.
_ The grand jury which is at work con
sists of tbo following members :
leaao Dickorson ,
H. F. Schwartz ,
Jacob Arndt ,
E. W. Plorco ,
Peter Now ,
Josiah True ,
E. R. Wolcolt ,
M. S. Smith ,
David WIngort ,
J. M. Timberlako ,
W. N. Underwood ,
A. M. Baitelle ,
W. R. Paul ,
J. H. Reynolds ,
G. R. Ramh ,
Wm. Walker ,
Aimer Stern.
Spring goods for Baitings at Norcno &
Landstrom'a , 505 Main street. Inspec
tion invited. Prices and quality equal to
auy In the city.
LOST SHEEP ,
A Man ArrcHtod , Thrown in Jail nil
Forfiotten All About ,
Daring the past year It has occurred
two or throa times that a man arrested ,
a stranger , moneyless and friendless , has
been overlooked and has been allowed to
remain In jail for months without any
hearing , Another such case came to
light yesterday. A Strode , who bad boon
in tbo country loss than two years , and
who could apeak little English , and know
little of American customs , was arrested
about six months ago by Mr. David Mot-
toz on n charge of atnallng n pair of pant *
aloona and a clolhoo brush from one of tha
boarders at the St. Joe house. Mr.
Mnttoz turned the mnn over to OQicer
Wheeler , of the polfce force , who placed
him in jail. The man who claimed to
owu the properly was out of the oltyand ,
the affair was allowed to remain In that
shape nntll he could return , it being the
Intention to have him til an informa
tion. The siTiir in a few dnya was foi
gotten , no information was filed , find the
poor Swede has been lying In jail evtr
sluce , and was forgotten nil about. Yet-
terday ono of the prisoner *
who bad been released took
tops to hqulro into the matter , and the
'caso being called to Jndgo Aylcsworth'a
attention , ho ordered the prisoner
brought before him. An information
was filed charging him with simple
hrcony , and the choice was Riven him of
pleading guilty , and being fined a nomi
nal sum , or waiting until the witnesses
could bo got at. The poor Swede
naturally preferred to plo d guilty , and
In vlow of the circumstances of the cise
the judge fined him ono dollar and
did not iflsuo any committment , the fel
low thus being allowed to go free ,
It sociru strange that some system of
records cannot bo maintained hero by
which it wonld bo impossible for man
to thus to lie In jail forgotten and nn-
tried. There certainly Is a ecraw loose
somewhere when such a clrcumstanco can
arlao , while the county and city are paying
out thoutnnda of dollars for the
purpose of having ofliclala and maintain
ing courts. To allow a prisoner to bo
thrown into such an old dungeon ni the
present county jail , and Ho there without
any hearing or conviction , savors too
much of the custom of the middle ages.
The Council Blnlla Palnt Mannfactnr-
ing company will bo soliciting orders In a
few days. Walt fur them.
IOWA IXEMt ) .
A school map of the aUto eliowu 14-
000 building ) .
Wapello paid out $1,155 for the arrest
of 151 tramps ,
Missouri Valley and Logan are con
nected by telephone.
Prairie fires are damaging property In
thu neighborhood of Oreuton.
The Davenport academy IB laboring
with the problem , "Did man nnd the
mattodon dwell together ) "
A Muscatlno census taker reports find
ing sixteen pairs of twins in ono ward ,
having a population of only 1,089.
It costs § 7.50 to arroet a tramp In
Ottnmwa. As the town foots the bills
there are few tramps lying around loose.
The Second regiment , Iowa national
guards , will doubtless hold tholr annual
encampment al Burlington this summer.
Prod Benson , of Dabnquc , ha * boon
officially notified that ho has fallen heir
to $25,000 worth af property la Erie
City , Ponn.
A fvolf came into the dooryard of a
farmer named F. M. Owens , living near
Wostou , on Sundayand carried oil a lamb
in broad daylight.
Davenport democrats to the number of
200 signed a petition asking President
Cleveland to re-appoint Ed. Russell post
master there.
O. J. Deed , of Osksloosn , and a crippled -
plod veteran of the old Third Iowa In
fantry , baa bean appointed a traveling
ngent for the Union Pacific railway.
Des Moluca haa raised $50,500 to sa-
euro the state fair. An additional 52-
500 will ba raised to guard against con
tingencies in the poeaiblo and probable
failnro of some of the subscribers ,
The barn of John Fergus , a farmer
near Dysart , burned Friday night , de
stroying a largo amount of grain , farming
Implements , and cremating six horeca
and four cows. LOBS $3,000.
Moody haa ruined the progrceslvo
eucher card playing Industry In Des
Molnes. A lady thcro , who had ordered
some expensive prizes to bo played for by
her clnb , now refuses to accept the ( sinful
articles.
Ireland came out battered and second
boat in a tussle with Germany In Slonx
City. Mr. P. Flynn , the bully of Perry
Creek , picked a quarrel with John Rochelle -
chello , and was thoroughly sobered and
softened when ho whispered , "Hold ,
enough. "
By the death of Charles W. McCnno ,
of the Buffalo Courier , Mrs. L. 0. Sam
son , of Osige , a sister of the legator , re
ceives the annual Income from $50,000.
Mrs. Samson's four children were alao re
membered in a liberal manner by the
late millionaire editor.
J. O. Stewart , of Spirit Like , who was
appointed historian of the twentieth Iowa
Infantry at their last reunion , wants to
dear from all the surviving members aa
to facts concerning death since muster
out , or other matters of Interest pertain
ing to the old organization.
John Beneon , the 11 year-old son of a
farmer near Hamburg , met with a seri
ous accident last week while out hunting ,
In discharging his brooch loading gun the
piece unlocked , the charge blowing out
at the breech , destroying the sight ot ono ,
and poislbly both eyes.
Misi Nellie Young , who waa so horribly
scalded by escaping steam in the Fair-
part railway collision Bomo weeks ago ,
and who haa since that date been an In
mate of the Mercy hospital at Davenport ,
continues to improve , and liopss are en
tertained that her recovery will bo com
plete.
Joseph Onhon , of Burlington , being a
young married man only 18 years old and
ont of work , took part in the six days
roller ekatlng match os a moans to pro
vide for a hungry wife. Tbo exertion
proved beyond his endurance and he has
died from brain fever. The girl wife is
left penniless and alone , the spiders who
managed the match refusing to pay the
$50 due the dead man.
A Swede has been arrested and given
thirty days on tha Burlington stone pile
for petty swindling. His scheme was
the pious ono of securing Indorsement
and ) recommendation from the cbnrch
pastor and then fleecing the flock. From
papers fonnd on his person ho had ap
parently boon successful In Rod Oak ,
Ores ton , Charlton , Ottuinwa and other
towns.
George Hood , a brnkeman on the
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul , while
coupling cars on Friday night at Mason
City , caught his foot between tbo guard
and main rail , and before ho conld dlton-
gage himself waa ran ever and his body
cut In three pieces. Tbo coroner's jury
charge the railway company with crim
inal neglect in not blocking the track , as
required by law.
A Muoh-Neoilcil Invention ,
Newman Independent ,
Mrs. Smith I aeo in the newspapers
that eomo body has invented an instru
ment by which a tnin of cars running
sixty miles an hiur can communicate by
telegraph or telephone with any station or
with other trains on tbo road.
Smith That's a wonderful Invention !
Where's my hat ?
Mrs. S. What's thoraattor ? Whatdo
yon want with your hat ?
S. I'm go'iitf to bay a pair of those
wonderful Instrument * .
Mrs , S. Aio yon going crazy ? What
would you do with them ? You haven't
my railroad.
S. I want io leave ono intirumont at
the homo and put the other on you , si
that when you are gilding about I can ask
yon whore the needles are whim I want to
sew a button on my shirt.
Aribl said recently : "I am resigned
to remain for thu rest of my life in
Ceylon , which bat been the eillo of
Adam after ho was driven from his
earthly paradlio , "
SBAHIvS ,
How Gnnibllng Is C rrlcil On on
Hoard Moino of tlio Illg Liners ,
A slim , well dressed mnn sat biking
ton reporter the other day In the rotnnda
of the Palmer bouse , Ho had mild bice
eyes and hair slightly tinged with while
and ho was clean-eluvcn , s vo for an iron
gray mustache , which g vo him rather
a distingue appearance , To look at him
ono would nupposo that ho was a pros
perous lawyer , who yet retained some ol
the military bearing acquired during the
war. Ho had also a sort of undefined
yet porcoptable "churchy" air about him
which added to his "solid" appearance.
But the reporter's companion
waa far from being either a lawyer era
a church deacon , for ho was no other than
colonel , major , or captain , whlchovei
title ho was known by for the nonce ,
George Phipps , the well-known Now
York camblor , and ono of the most
noted of "Atlantlo sharks , " otherwise
men who make it a business to cross and
rocrcss the Atlantic in the fast liners ,
bent , not on catching whaloa , but on
catching gudgeons.
"Yes , " said the colonel , who was not
the least bit ashamed of his vocation , "I
have crossed the Atlantlo pretty nigh
going on a hundred times , nni ? I'm not
tired of It yet , The fact ie , I'm n rcg
ular old salt , nnd I can cat better , sleep
bettor , and altogether feel bettor on board
ship than I do on shore When 1 waa a
young mau , In the daya before thin Euro
pean ttip was as fashionable as It is now ,
I nud Tom Ctabbo , who died Iho
other day , used to work the
Mississippi boitn for nil they were worth ,
but , bless yon , they wore nothing com
pared to the big Atlantic Knots In the
season. On the river boats , don't you
sco , thcro were too many of us at It , nud
it was a case most of the time of Greek
mooting Greek. But on the Atlantic ,
when n few of na got on board , wo work
together And pretty near run the ship.
Lordl how Iv'o laughed sometimes , " and
the colonel chuckled at the reminiscence ,
"to tee some of the poor devils who were
going ever to 'do' Europe with $1,500 or
f 2,00 , get 'done' thcmsolvca on the voy
age nnd go ashore clean .broke. "
' What do you gamble at chiefly ? "
queried the reporter.
"Oh , wo go In for everything poker ,
euchre , monte ( not three-card ) , JSapo-
leon , and lee ; but the moat com
mon , as well as the favorite , Is po
ker. Then wo bet and have pools on
the run of the ship , and If yon know any
thing abont it , and stand in with the
proper officers , ! you generally can win
ono or two of thorn. There's an inside
track in the run of a ship just the same
OB in the running of a horsa. Then wo
rope in ( he suckers , too , with 'catch'
bets , sadi as guessing at the height of a
table which you have previously meas
ured , cr how many times round the rim
of a water bottle makes its height , or
marking the height of a plug hat on the
door. Vou can always make your wine
bill and a little ever off these bets. "
"Speaking of catch beta , " continued
the colonel , "I remember ono of the
smartest of our crowd being done by a
young follow on board a White Star
steamer. This young fellow wouldn't
touch a card or make a bet , and he
looked as meek and mild aa a member of
tlio Y. M. C. A. Harry Wilson , myjpil's
name waa a great man for these 'citch'
bets' and wua always trying to rope this
young fellow in but ho wouldn't bite.
At last ono day we three were sitting in
the smoking-room when Harry sild :
'Look hero , I'll tell you what I'll do , Mr.
A . I'll bet you $50 I gness nearer
the number of ta s at the end of
this sash than you do , " at the sjmo
tlmo holding up a window sash with a
number of leather tags at the end of it ,
which you may bo sure Barry had pre
viously connted. But the young fellow
would not bo tempted , and presently wo
both went off for a walk on deck. Wo
returned in abont an hour , and flurry
began to badger the young follow again.
"Well , I will toll you what I'll do , "
said ho to Harry , "if you promise not to
bother me any further I'll have ono bet
with you. "
"Agreed , " replied Harry. "What shall
it bu ? "
"Well , suppose wo have the number of
'tags' on that tassel you were talking
abont. "
"How much for ? ' '
"Well , say $50 , as it is to bo my only
bet. " Somehow or other I never conld
exactly tell how they began raising each
other , and soon thu bet stood at $250 on
the guess. They tossed up for first guess
which Harry won. Holding the sasn np
ho pretended to examine the 'tags' criti
cally. "Well , " eald ho , aftirapauae ,
" 1 guess there are just thhty-two. "
"Sorry , sir , " ald the yonug man with
a smile that was childlike and bland ,
' 'but since you counted them they have
been reduced to thirty. Here are the
other two in my pocket , " and he handed
over the two taga for Harry's Inspection.
"The Y. M. 0. A. waa the smartest of
the crowd. He waa sure Harry had
counted them , so when he had gouo out
ho had quietly counted them himself and
then cat two of the tags off. "
' 'Do the captains never try to put a
stop to gambling ? "
"Never , that I ha/e soon. Why , It
wouldn't pay them to do It. It la very
seldom that any ono 'kicks. ' There ii
something in the sea air that is conducive
of gambling. Men that on shcro never
touch a card or make a bet are as keen at
it na 'old gams. ' "
"How many men are play ing the game ,
do you think ? "
Well , not as many as you would snp-
poeo ; 1 guecs a hundred wonld see ua. "
"What line is patronized the mast ? '
"Oh , they are pratty evenly distrib
uted over the Canard , White Star ,
Guion and Inmin. Wo leave the Scotch
beats and National line alone ; a man
wouldn't gat enough elF cither of these
lines to pay his wine bill. But yon take
my advice , young nun , and when you go
across don't touch a card or make a bet
unless you know something , and then
play It for all it Is worth. "
Tliero Is Notning in It.
The candidate met a free and inde
pendent voter with n valise in his hand.
"Where are you going ? "
"East. "
"I wlah you wouldn't go nntil after
election. I'd like to have yon stay and
vote for mo. "
"Does this election Involve the tarlu"
question. "
. . "Ob , no ; it Is purely local. "
" "Well , then 1 can't stay. I vote for
revenue only.
The boys of Turner , Mo , , says the
Lewiston Journal , are noted for training
domestic animals dogs , cilvcs , sheep
and steers are broken to all kinds of ve
hicle * . One day Earnlo Morse will drive
by with a tandem team a sheep and a
naif. He may be followed by Harry or
Ralph Bearce driving a span of merino
bucks. Then a string of Jersey calves
driven by a dozen boys. Willie French
hatt a nice Jerif-y heifer trained to do all
aorta of fine tbinga.
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WANTS.
If OH. SAl.H Another hotel In ft llro NebraJKn
A' town , now doing atuslnera rf MioutJiSOper
month. No other hotel In the plnco. Terms liberal.
SWAN & WALXKR
170U BALK OK THADE-8(0 kcrea ol l&nd In
1 Wyno county , Mo. Will trade for Council
umos city property or tell cheap for CAh , OT ) urt
time. SWAN & WAIKKR
WANTO TO TUADK-Oood Iowa cr Nebraska
land for n mMI stock of hardware or pcneral
tncrchandno , well located. SWAN At WALKBR.
IfOH S M A rare chan-o to ( jet a One , well lin.
J1 protod farm of 400 twice , within A f w miles of
Council Blurts , at A bargain. Ix > vr prlco and cosy
terms. bWA.NV.UKBR
IT OKSALB Apojdi ftltR hotel pro rty with
1 livery itAblo , In ono of the best small towns In
western lown will cell with or without furniture , or
will ttado for A email farm with ( lock ( to.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SWAM & WALKER.
I710U HM.K Eighty Acres unlAiprotcd land In
I' Union county , Iowa , 3 J miles south-cost ot At-
ton , the 01 uutj ecat , or will tra < to tor Nebraska or
Kansas land. SWAN & WALKFR.
Ij Oll SALK A 2i aero tract ol good Itnd about
1 ? ono and a hilt ttllcs from Council Uufl post
olllc , nt n bargain , SWAM & WALKRK.
ij OH SALli In llMrlson county , lowo. SCO acre ;
JC ynat land , all under fence a 100 n re farm
with fine Improvement ; all under cultUntlnn except
0 acres gros < 8) acrra good RMS * orpaaturo land ,
and sovcrt ! other tracts of from 40 to 100 acres ol
un\mpro\ \ laud. SWAN & WALKHR.
FOH SALK Lands Improved aad unlmrrorcd.
If you want a farm In Wdtcrn Iowa , Kansas
Nebraeka or Dakota , Ictus boir ( ruin you.
_ SWAN & WAMJKR.
T7 < 3U SAiB A larito number ot buslncas and rcsl
17 ilcnco lots In nil parts of Council Hinds. See
us bctoro j ou buy , SWAN & WALKER.
HOH SALK Parties wIshtiiK to buy cheap lots to
build on can buy ou monthly paynicntu ol from
$2 to $10 bwAN & WALKKR
TjtOIi KKNl Wo will rent you a lot to bu la on
J ? with the prlvllaga to buy If jou wlfh on very
liberal tcrm . _ SWAN & WALKKR.
VyANTKll looorrcspona with any OIIH lsblnK
V I peed location f r planning mill , fl.wh , door
and blind manufactory , uo have btillillnc and
machinery , well located , for qalo , Icaso or trade ;
SWAN& .
OH HKNT Largo two fctory trawo building suit
nlilo for warchouio or Btorwro purposes , neai
railroad depot. _ SWAN WALKKR.
HUM r UK MALr , uu.i&Bg and grcunaa
IjMMl 1 sultarls for snail foundiy and machine ehop
Good bailer , engine , cupila , blower with lUcd nhalt.
Uiccto. , toady toputtu motion ,
_ SWAN WALKBB.
j'OH SALU Houses. Lots and Land. A. J.
JD Ptcphcti ° on , 603 tirst nvonuc
IfOH BALK A top-buguj , Uriit-.Usi make and
X ? In oxcllcnt condition. Or will trade for chop
iot. Address f. M. Boo office , Council Hlu7s.
AND itOOU-Uootgolluaton , 02S Uro.d-
COAL
way. sells coal and wood at reasonable prices
elves2,000Ibs. fora ton , and 128 cublo for a cord ,
Try him.
ANTE1 > Kvery bouy in Council blurj o taxe
TuiBEi. Delivered by carrier at only twenty
pants a week.
f \U > FAPKllS-For sale at Bu offioo , at 15 oenU
yy a hundred
TT7ANTED A Rood bread maker a Union Baloiy ,
W E23 Main street , Council flluft- .
VlfANTED Four reliable aud industrious agents
I > to represent. In Iowa , thu Wo ttrn Jlutinl
Bcnovoknt Assoolatlon of Beatrice , Neb. Call on
B. D Coal , Revere house.
VALUABLE PROPErtTY FOR RENT ,
I have a doubla store bulId'cK.lOroomR.partltioEcd '
OH , elegantly papered , supplied with water Irom tlio
ater works , good brick cellar , euitel for rcetauraut ,
laundry , boardlcg house , rnercluntllo busings or
resident property. Also a largo two-story ( tame
dwelling with 10 rooms two cellars , etc. , etc. , euitul
( or boarding house , prhoto residence , host-Hal , cto ,
opposite the city buildings and city marcct dr rent
cheap. W. R. VACJGHAN.
F. H. Oncurr. S. T.
I. M.
CARPET COL
MMMMBMMI MMM
SUCCESSORS ro
Casady Orcutt & French
405 Broadway Council Biufis
Carpets ,
Curtains ,
Window Shades ,
Mattings ,
Linoleums ,
Oil Cloths and
Upholstery ,
Mail Orders
Carefully Filled !
COUNCIL BLUFFS
CARPET
CO.
For Rent
The building knounai the"8ka'lnfc Itlnk" corner
Mil A\eimo ml I'tarl etntt , will be rented , ftlto.
ccrhrr 01 separately. Occupancy , April Ht. For
further partlcuhr * call on
onJOHN HKRE8HKIM ,
President Council Cluffa 8a\lr ga Hank
MANDEMAKERS & VAN ,
ARCHITECTS ,
CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS
No 201 Upper Broadway , Conncll Dlnffg.
Dr. W. E. Shorradon
DENTIST ,
Masonic Temple ,
Council BloOi
B , Eice M , D.
fl 1 VflDDQ ' tb B " ! * wlUierrt thi
UAfluIJltUj k > lli ar trawloc cl bl4.
CHBOHIC DBEASES - '
Ofer Itart/yMii practloal iy rtM M Ot
I , Purl itroel , Coondl Blufl * ,
- - -
i fri * .
"MURDER MOST FOUL , "
To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria ,
DURING the lut fhojrtart thcro h > l not bcenadcnth from diphtheria In any caenhcroDr , Thonuui
JtRerl'pro ontlve ami euro a used. IthM beta the rncana ot taring thoujamls cl lift * , lojlj-
t > entt > loln | itittll ( torn thrift. In malignant scarlet lc\ct , changing It In 48 h ws to the tlmple form. In.
fallible cure for all InlUmmatory , Ulccratht , l > utild or Catarrhal conditions , either lutcrnil or extern * ! ,
Pilco , $2.
CHOLERA ! CIWLJSKAI C HOLES AI
Dr. Jcflcili' Cbolrra Specific will arrcit th derate In SO to fO mlmitcn. The Doctor vtnl this trdl >
clno during the fearful vMtatlon ol the cholera In Cincinnati , Ft , Louli , and Ml alonfr the MMtrippl
KlitT nml Its lilbiilula' , without loMnt ; a CAfeIn the jms'49 , 'W , 'til and ' ! . U I * ttlro infalllblo In
Chi lorn Morbus , Cholera Infantum , etc. Keen U on hand , You can rely upon It , Bind for It. I'rlooSlOO
Cholera "Comes aa a thief ID the night , '
DYSPEPSIA ! m'SPEPSIAl
Dyspeptic , whyllveln tnlMry and tlio In despair with cnnoer of the utomncM Dr. ThomM Jfderla ourw
OTOty cue ( Indleratlon and conciliation In k very ihort tlmn. Uetl ol reloiencws cltta , Dn | > epeU It
the c.iu ot nlnbtr l < er cent ot Ml ducMetl condition ! Prlco W fort o eekd triktmrnk.
Kull printed lustructlonnhnw to uicthemedlclnei sent with Ihrm. Kodoctor required ; n coo l nmits
Is all th t Is i o osNvty. Jr. Jctlcrlt' remedies can'only bo obtMnod t his office , No. * 3 South 8th Street
Council BlulTn , town. Or > ent liy etrrf s on receipt of price.
SMITH & TOLLEH , AGTS.
LEADING
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 9 Main St. ,
COUNCIL BLWWS IOWA.
, - - - .
A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From.
HTTTTmr 4Tf A "V * CI3im A ff * T ! * W3w
KIEL SALE 8TABL18
Keep Dorses and Mules constantly on hand whio
wo will soil In retail or carload lota.
All Stock Warranted as Reoresented.
niiolo&lu tLUrilrl ) idrtlrrt U Ornlti inl 1'fliO liny. I'lIccB
eonnMo Putlffoctloii OiurmtocJ.
Corner Fifth Avo. & Fourth St. UouncllBluffi.
AGENTS WANTED.
Drs. Judd & Smith's Now Improved Electric Belt.
819 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ; 726 EUt ST. , DALLAS , TEXAS ; Mid FT. WAYNE , IND
IT I OS11IVXLY CTJIIKB Kidney inilLlrcr Complain ! , Url htA ) tMso.w. HheUTulUm , , Ncuril )
Dyepei eln , NenotiBucfw Wiatlng WcokncBs , Paralysis , Spinal AQoctloni , Indlh'ojtlin , Heart Dtgoaa * , Pita
IIcRdncli.Lnmo Hack , Col J Feet , and all Jiaoaaos requiring Increased mottvo powers. Now Improved e
83 and D ; old stjlcg : e&ch.
e&ch.W.
W. P. A YLSWORTH ,
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER.
Brick bnildinfrs of any slzn rained or moved and fl.iUatnction guaranteed. Frame houa
moved on LITTLE GIANT trucks , the best in the world.
W. P. AYLSWOUTH.
1010 ft inth Street , Council Ulufls.
AND "THE ENGLISH " KITCHEN.
505 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
TUB ONLV ALL NIGHT HOC8K IN THIS CITT. Kvcrythinf ? served in first clous ntylo nnd on short
uotico. Hot nud cdld lunrlics nhvuyn rouciy.
Roof Painting and repairing. All work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
302 N. 7th Street ,
GEO. SMITH SON
. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Attention , Ladies *
While closing out my notion ! ) , will sell all hair goods at 2.5 per cent discount , SOO Switches
00 Waves , Bangs , etc , , to sacrifice. Custom work carefully nttnnded t" .
M IIS D. A BENEDICT.
337 Broadway , Couu.il Hindu.
H. H. FIELD W. C. ESTBP
- . - . v , ,
Feld , & Estep ,
UNDERTAKERS
No. 317 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Calls Attended Promptly , Day and Night , Particular attention given to Embalming
SIGrJST W J X' IITGr
FOR EVERYBODY
AT TRADE P RICES.
House Painter's Tools For Sale Very Cheap.
D. A. BENEDICT , 337 Broadway , - Council Blufls
J. L. DiBEVOISE.
No. 607 Broadway Council Blnffi.
A. J. MILLER ,
[ COI.OUKD )
Hair Cutting and Shaving.
Thin is an Equal Rights Shop
01 0 Bronriwny. Council Bluff *
Railway Time Table ,
Corrcct l to Jannarr 7 , I
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following art the times ol the arrival and de
parture of trains by central standard time , at the
local depots. Trains leave transfer depot tea mln-
atot earlier and arrive ten mlnutoa later.
ciiioiao , guuJKoros AHP qviior ,
tllVl. AUUVJL
4 5 p m Ohlcaxo Kinrcsi 8:00 : a m
BiOam : Fast Mall. 1:00 : pro
ISiSO p m Accommodation. IlW p m
At local depot only.
EllUB CITT , T. 1 01 AKD OOUVClIi 11UI7I.
IOIC5 a m Uall and Espresi , 6:25 : p m
8115 p m Paelflc Express , 0:65 : p m
CmOJLOO , HILWiUBH AHD BT. rAUIr.
iil5 p m Kiprcst , 8:05 : a m
I2i ; k m Eiprosa , 8:56 : p m
omueo , BOOH ISUIKD AXD riomo.
5:25 : p m Atlantlo Eipreu , 0:05 : a m
0:15 : a m Day Ei press 0:64 : p m
riSO a m * D t Uolne * Aooommodatlon , BUB p m
At local depot only.
"RABUUIi BT , LOUIS AHD rAOIHC ,
5:10 : p m Aooommodat.on 0:00 : a m
1:80 : p m Ixiuli Kipreea 2:46 : p m
At Transfer only
IBioiuo and voiTUWUni * ,
lWnm : Eipross , CSOpm :
tlUain PadftoKipreu 8:05 : a 01
HODX CTTT IKK rAcina ,
fliO p n St. i * ul Kipre , :00 : a m
Tiio a m Day Expreea T:00 : p m
DHIOH picino.
SiOO p n Western EipreM. 6W : a rn
IliOOaia r dflo Kipreei , litOpm
IlllOtn Unooln Kipross , 118 ! pu
At Tranifer only
PCUUV 7RAI.V8 TO OWAI1A ,
t a\e Council Hlufld - 7:16-8:80-9.50-10:80- : : :
11:40 : a. in. 1:80 : Z30 8:80 : < : S8 6:16-8:21 : :
11:45 : p.m. Lea Q Omaha 8:40 : 7SC : B'.fO lo : < 0
11:15 : a. m J20-2.00 : 3:00-4 : : 0 4 ; { & i:65 :
11. 10 p. m.1
JACOB SIMS ,
Attorney - at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLU718 , IOWA.
Offloe , Ualn 8tre t , Room ! 7 and 8 , Bhngart ani
Ilcuo Uock. Will piactlou to Slate acd taUoourlr. .
THE RECENTLY IMPROVED
REMINGTON STANDARD
TVPEWRITEB
MO. 2 ,
Is ( ho nirjlicst Achievement in Writing
Machines in the World.
Vtlth rnly 33 knyfl to learn ft
" * ' Itl"1'1'70 chaiact jf
.u , | , , „ ca,8 , an , | Bmlji luttcrs ,
liiinctuitlo/18 , OKUrm , itlgna and
frarrioim It 8 the nlmplest and
J mo t rapll wrlllK machlnu
inado ai Hull ta tlio mmt durable
or free HlitHtratcd pamphlet.
Wyckoff Scamans & Benedict ,
Chicago , III. , Hole
0. If. SHOI.1.S , nnmioil llluifs
Aijer.t lur Western Iowa
UOUKOIL BUFFS
Wholeu'o and Kctall Dealers In
Hard Soft ana Blossburg
G O
W. H. SIBLBY ,
Ollloe , 88 Main St. Yard , on C. II. I. I * , fcad C.
U. & bt. 1 * . itallway.
Irs , flJ , BlltOB.M 0 , ,
PHYSICIAN & SUEGEON ,
W t MI * nrw4 ar fVarr
JN. "SOHUK2i.
OTKB AHEJUCAJI BXPBES1
"COUNCIL BLFFKfl
ruon. urrioaa. w. u. , rcaii
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Ooindl Blnfli , . . . Jai
1856
Established - -
P al n In Tonfa ( aad Daunt ! * Kil a > | ac4
Beat * Btcuiltlu * ,