THE DAILY BEE-CjpUNOlL BLUFFS THURSDAY , APKL 2 , 1884.
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Thursday Morning ) April 2 ,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES ,
. . . otnia week
Bf Carrlei - - - -80 p
By UaU - - - - . . . - 110.00 pet you
urnoni
No. 13 Ponrl Street.
THE BUSY BEE.
H Gets n IjarRor ami Bolter lllvo
nml Makes Other Necdotl
Improvements.
THE BEE'S bualuoss in Council Blnffa
has grown rapidly and steadily , necessi
tating various changes for the better ,
The chief change of late Is the removal
into larger nnd octter quarters. The old
rooms at No. 7 Pearl street have boon
forsaken , and the BEE can now bo found
in its now building , No. 12 Pearl street ,
nearly opposite the old quarters , and in
a few days the furnishing ) and fitlinga
will bo Cniaho4 making as complete a
newspaper office add job rooms as there
ara in the city. The establishment has a
frontage of twenty foot and n depth ol
eighty feet , with basement of same slza.
With now floors , now front , and freshly
paiatcd andjpaporcd throughout , thoBuE'a
now quarter. ! are all that could bn do-
slrod.
Three years ngo THE BEG had a little
room on the second floor , In a Broadway
block , scantily furnished , while a corre
spondent and two or three carrier boys
composed the force. Ono Council Bluffs
advertisement looked lonesome enough
in its columns. TUB BEE has grown
greatly alnco then. The public appreci
ates evidently a real newspaper , nnd
business men have by actual tests proved
to their onn satisfaction that THE BEE Is
the best advertising medium In the west ,
so that while the subscription Hat is
larger than any other paper in this city ,
the advertising space is In increasing
demand among wldo-awako Council
Bluffs merchants.
The BEE'S job department , of which
Mr. P. M Pryor Is the proprietor , has
also boon kept busy and growing. Its
facilities have been doubled the past ,
yo&r , and all the material is now and of
the latest and best , so that for fine com
morclal printing no oflico can oxcoll It ,
Now styles of typo nnd now matoiial
are being added monthly In accordance
with the policy followed over slnco the
opening of thla office , so that patrons are
Ivon a ohanco to got the very best and
the very latest styles , and special atten
tion Is given to clean , tasty work , while
prices will always bo as low as they can
bo made anywhere on first-class work.
THE BEE now gives employment to
seventeen persons In Ooancll Bluffa. Its
papers are purchased and its advertising
spaoo leased by H. W. Tilton , and all
connected with the Council Bluffa office
have resided hero for several > oars , and
their Interesta are all identified with the
the interests of the city.
Among the minor Improvements in the
office is the addition of a Remington
typo-writer for editorial and reportorial
uso. Other additions are contemplated ,
so that there may bo no lack of conven
iences or facilities for transacting the in
creasing business and accommodating the
public.
THE BEE has confidence In Council
Bluffa' future , and has planted Itself hero
not only to stay but te grow with the
city , and Council BlnflV best interests
will always bo advocated In its columns.
MINOR MENTION ,
Easter cards at Baahnoll'a.
Suporviaor Avery is patting np a neat
little Iron truss bridge at Eliot street.
Fainted Easier Eggs at BuBlmell'a.
Thin afternoon la the tlmo iot for the
weekly nioetlnga of the council commit'
fer lC09.
Walnnt woshstand bureaus from $4.50
upward , at A. J. Mandol'fl , 325 Broad
way.
Cooking stoves , tinware , crockery ,
glassware- and cutlery at vary loir prices
at Mandol'a.
Mandormakora & Van hare boon doing
some excellent work in the carpentering
line , In and about the BEE'S new office.
Aq amateur dramatic club has boon or
ganized hero. The first play to bo pre
sented Is"0n Deck , " not a euchre dock ,
either.
An Easter tea party by the "Women's
Exchange" will bo entertained next
Tuesday ovonlng , April 7. Particulars
given again.
The locks on the doorj of the gambling
houses are caid to bo getting locasned a
littlo. A few gamoi ara said to bo played
on the quiet , but qulto qnlot. Q. T.
B.OV. Dr. Fribeo , pastor of the Congre
gational church In Dos Moiacs , will lec
ture In the Congregational church hero
next Tuesday evening on "My Trip to
Alaska. "
i The toaohora and officers of the Con-
grogatlonal Sunday school are to bo en
tertained this evening at the h&mo of
Dan A. Judd , the superintendent of the
school.
It Is generally conceded that the now
buildings of the institution for tbo deaf
and dumb are the beat putllo buildings
for the money expended , that were over
erected iu Iowa.
The comoilsBlonora bavo been sam-
monod to examine ) nto the case of John
Moss , of Oreicont , who Is said to bo In
sane. Ho lately had tome trouble with
his family , nd this la thought to have
developed the difficulty.
The old clothing , rjgs and rubblib ,
which have cluttered np the .city j ll ,
were yesterday raked out and pat into a
boa fire. Whether this nil ! diminish the
number of vermin or not remains to be
sein.
Persons doslrooa of attending , In on-
tumo , tbo m que carnival at the roller
rink next Wednesday evening , are re
quested to apply at the- rink for an invi
tation. All objecticntble persons and
characters will be rtfucod-tdmUtnro.
Strock , who IB J. Y. Fuller's confidon
Ual clerV , was yesterday handed a tele
gram stating that wheat wa rapidly ad
vancing , and some matvtlloai changes
wore taking ; place in the markets. He
made a rush for the office in hot haate
and soon discovered tbat the ttlegta-n
waa signed "Chump , " April 1st , and
willed.
A lady , a slrangsr in the city , who is
a wonderfully fast skater , Is hero now ,
and Manager Schank is trying to find
loraoono who will enter a contest with
her , but thni far has not succeeded ,
thoio who are speedy on rollers seeming
a little afraid of the " /air unknown. "
Now that Council Bluffs begins on IU
building boom , these who are contem
plating making improvements would do
well to Interview Mandormakors & Van ,
and get plans , specifications and prices
from them. They are experienced men
in all kinds of building , and these secur
ing their services can real assured of get
ting the very best work for the very losst
money.
1. E. Seaman yesterday closed up hla
business hero and will , the first of May ,
move with his family to Now York city ,
whore ho will ougago in the stationery
business , handling chiefly office station
ery. Mr. Seaman has boon engaged in
business hero for yoats , and has boon ono
of the foremost citizens , and It Is to bo
regretted that ho and his are to leave
Council Bluffs.
In the United States Court yesterday
the case of Davis vi. the 0. , & N. W.
Cy. , came to a cloio. The jury was out
about an hour and returned D verdict in
favor of the defendant. Davis Is a boy
who lost both legs at the Northwestern
depot hero , the train backing up , while
ho was playing about the depot. It was
claimed that the company waa negligent ,
and on the other hand that the boy was a
trespasser.
Dr. S. Moshor , of the Sioux Oty
Chronic Disease Institute , will bo at the
Scott house In this city , Thursday , April
2d. Will attend to patients and all who
are sfillcted will do well to give him a
call. Consultation free.
PEUbONAL/ / .
Mies Kennedy , of Omaha , Is visiting friends
boro.
boro.W.
W. B. Williams , of Philadelphia , waa at
the Ogden yesterday.
Edward Fuller , late with J. R. Dayidson ,
yesterday started in With J. Mueller ,
Shirley Gilhland , of Glenwood , waa vis
ible on the streets of Council Binds yes
terday.
Mrs , Dr. Montgomery is reported Improv
ing somewhat. She has had a long nnd seri
ous illness.
J. F. Williams , of Glonwood , ono of the
biggest of Mills county's big men , was in the
city yesterday ,
S. II. Duggan , of Oroston , superintendent
of the O. B. & Q , was In the city yester
day , in company with John Allison , also of
Creston ,
Chancellor Ross , of the law school of the
Iowa state university , at Iowa City , is in the
city , greeting and beinp greeted heartily by
many old friends hero , ho having resided here
for years ,
Hon. B , F. Clayton , who has boon serving
on Uncle Sam's jury , left last evening for
Dea Moines , on business for the institution
for the deaf and dumb , of which he is ono of
bhe trustees.
Spring goods for suitings are Noreno &
Landatrom's , No , 505 Main street. In
spect on Invited. Prices and quality
equal to any in the city.
Hayes Hot.
Capt. Hayes Is quite wrathy about his
arrest as a vagrant , and ho denies tbo
charges made against his character. His
case has been continued until Friday
afternoon , and ho Bays that ho will hove
witnesses to prove that ho is anything
but a vagrant. In regard to the woman
whom ho Is raid to bo so Intimate with ,
ho refers to persons who stand well here ,
and who say tint she is a hardworking
woman , and as far as they know , f rem
their having her work in their families ,
she Is not a bad woman. Ho also refers
to 0. H. Bain , an attorney at Ainsworth ,
Nob. , whom ho claims has Instructions
to collect all rents duo from Capt.
ffayea' property there , amounting to § 50
a month , and turn It over to Mrs. Hayes
and the children , and claims that ho has
given Bain power of attorney to sell the
property , valued at § 1,000 , and after
paying off the mortgage of § 000 and some
small .bills , turn the rest over to the
family.
Hayes thus claims tbat ho is caring for
lis family. Under his own ttstement
It ceoms that ho is not acting In all re
spects as a man should who Is married
md has a family , bat admitting. his faults
10 proposes to show that ho is no com
mon "vag. "
Painti and art goods at coat at Bush-
noil's. '
Ilcml hstato.
The following is a list of real estate
transfers filed In the recorder's
office of Pottawottamlo county , Iowa , as
'nmlshod by A. J. Stephenson , abstrac
tor , real estate and loan agent , Coanoll
Blufff , Iowa , April 1 , 1885 :
Nathanlal Rookhold to John Vanklrk ,
s o J n o i , 32 , 74 , 41 8880.
Mary Wallace to Henry Miller , part
lot 20 , origins ! plat $914.
Wm. H. Dolahoyde , gaardlan , to Thos.
McDonald , lot 3 , block 4 , Jndson's first
add to Noola 885.
Thomas McDonald to EH Viokery , lot
3 , block 4 , Judton'a first add to Neola
890.J. .
J. S. Davii to George E. McMohon ,
part H w \ n w \ , 31 , 70 , 41 845.
Total sales , § 2,014.
Ilia Fingers.
Brooks Woolaey , who Is In the employ
of the C. M. & St. Paul , mot with a se
rious accident in tha company's ' yards
Tuesday evening. While making n coup
ling his left hand was caught , and the first
three fingers mangled. The first and
aeoond fiugers were so Injured that , If
> ayed , they will doubtless always bo stiff-
jointed , while the third finger is entirely
gone. The unfortnra'o rnan Is a brother
of Taylor Woolaey , the Broadway restarj.
rant man ,
A blight Hcoroli ,
Yesterday at 1:10 : Bruce Howe discov
ered a fire on Scott street , and turned In
tbo alarm , The blaze proved to bo iu
L. Orockwell'a reildence , and it was pat
oat by the uie of buckets. The fire was
caused by a defective flue , and qalto A
hole waa burned in the roof , tbo damage
amounting to about 8100 , fully covered
by Insuranca.
A "VAIL "OF TEARS.
A. Iilttlo Town Wlh Moro Thnn Us
Slinro of BR | Scnifttlons ,
The HttJo town of Vail la Crawford
county , had last week more than Its elmro
of Bonaatlonal oronts , M thus related by
the corroapondontof ) ( ho Crawford county
Bnllotln.
Vail had a surfeit of sensations the
early part of tills wook. On Monday
ovonlng Mrs. Emma Roack , the wife ol
ThoB. Itoack , was found on the floor 11
an upper room of her residence dead ,
having gene up stairs only n short tlmo
before appa ontly in good health. The
town was full of nil kinds of rumors
as to the cause spmo of them
absurd nnd disgusting enough
but the result of the inquest hold on
Tuesday soomcd to establish beyond a
doubt that her death resulted from
strychnine poisoning , and although the
coroner's jury Wis non-committed aa to
whothnr It was snlctdo or not , there
seems to bo little doubt that it was. The
deceased was a fine looking woman , the
perfection of physical health , of a lively
jovial temperament , and devoted to her
husband and two children apparently
the last one to giro way to despair and
sulcldo.
At the tame time Monday ovonlng
when the town was full of excitement
over the death of Mrs. Rourk , there came
the additional excitement of another at
tempted aulcldo. This tlmo it was a
young man named McQlnnla a bar.ten
der at Moneyli au's saloon. After lying
out the ' ' " for tlmo
by 'pound" aomo appar
ently intoxicated , ho got np , and get
ting on the railroad irack , laid his head
on a rail , awaiting an approaching
train ; being forced array lip tried to pul
an end to his life by striking his head
against a wall. At last accounts ho was
getting along all right and It wai proba
bly a case ot alcoholism.
Died on Monday night after a very
short Ulneac , Mrs. A. D. Young , the
rlfo of ex-Mayor Young , of Vail. The
deceased , although not in very good
health was well enough to walk out on
the street on Sunday afternoon , and her
sudden death was a shock to the com
munity even after the exciting events
that had just occurred.
In the Slouch or Despond.
For the past week Donlson has been aa
dry as a circus joke. Men have boon
promenading our streets with their
mouths pulled down and tied In a bean
knot under their chins. Prohibitionists
who don't drink , but who worry down a
gallon or two of whisky pec week for
their health , are now sand-papering their
stomachs to keep up the illusion , There
is an aching void caressed by the floating
ribs and bounded on the notth by a liver-
pad. The crisis of July Fourth wat an
ticipated and men with comfortable col
lars could proudly eay : "So far as I am
concerned It makes no difference how
rigidly the law Is enforced ! " But the
avalanche from the supreme court
swooped down like a hungry boy on a
baked peanut , and the family vinegar
jugs now look as sad and lonesome as a
dndo In a cattle ranch. Crawford County
Ballotln.
IOWA ITEMS.
Temperance billiard halls are the latest
In Oroston ,
Fred Jones tackled the rollers In Dubuque -
buquo and went home with a broken leg.
More building permits were Issued dur
ing March in Burlington than any month
on record.
Farmers In the vicinity of Emmet are
preparing to sow a largely Increased acre
age of flax this spring.
On the morning of tljo 2Qth nit. fire de
stroyed nine buildings in Guthrlo Center ,
among them two hotels.
A company with a capital of $150,000
baabeen organized to connect Davenport
and Rock Island by street railway.
The prohibition hank swooped down
on the Bawman brewery at Marahalltown
and confiscated 250 barrels of beor.
Charles Robinson , a Dabuquo carpen
ter , was instantly killed on the 20th nit.
by the caving walls of a foundation exca
vation.
Pocahontas county is endeavoring to
plan a compreheneive drainage system
'or that county. Many thousand acraa
would be redeemed.
Mrs. J. Christ came into Burlington
with her G-months-old Infant , and while
engaged in trading at a shoestoro the
3 by died In Us mother's arms.
Employes of the Cedar Rapids and
Northern railway will buy a pair of arti.
jcial arms for Fireman Davidson , who
lott both arms under a locomotive at
Traor several months ago.
Burglars entered the retidoncecf Peter
Knechta , at Orotton , on Tueeday night ,
whera they ecorod a winning of § 107 out
of a possible $000 that lay within their
roach. They were evidently amateun at
the business , and will Improve on this In
formation and luture oxperlenco.
Twenty-eight industrious Italian la
borers wont out on the Fontanello exten
sion of the Chicago , Burlington & Qainoy
railway for work , where they were met
by an Irish mob of honest laboring men ,
who ran the heathen out of town. On
returning to Creaton , In a penniless con
dition , they were fed by the authorities
and forwarded to Omaha as freight.
TRAINING FOK THE FIGHT.
Sullivan Tosses A Newfoundland Dog
and Boats Bla Trainer in a
Walking Match.
Now York Sun ,
The loungers who sat dczlng around
the big hot srovo in the bar-room of
Reub Sand's Indian Rock hotel this
afternoon were startled when they hoard
the yelp of a big Newfoundland dog that
lay tprawllng in the road. John L
SnlKvan , who had stepped on the porch
of the hotel a moment before , was mot by
the dog , who acted threateningly. Sul
livan , with a movement as quick as a
flash , caught tbo animal by the napa of
the neck and flung it into tbo road as
easily as ho would have flung a kitten.
Then the boxer sauntered into the bar
room and dropped easily into a chair
near a round table on which lay some
newspapers , Sullivan picked up one
and began to road , while the loungers
stared at the new-comer without knowing
who ho was ,
The bar tender stood like a statue be *
bind the bar aid kept his eyes on the
stranger , who did not lift bis eyes from
the p por.
Two minutes later Prof. Klxey , one of
Sullivan's tialnors , who had started oat
at 1 o'clock ftom Rnnz' paik with ( he
boxer , came limping in , and raid :
"I say , Sullivan , I'm done up. "
In five mlnnteis all the stablemen nd
everybody about the plies had crowded
Into the room nnd stood looking at Snl-
Iran.
Sullivan had led the trainer a lively
chf > SB of five miles through the park. On
thohomo stretch Sullivan ran about throe
miles , and joqgod into Koiu's park with
his face purple from the sbarp southeast
wind. Pataoy Sheppard mot Sullivan on
the porch of Rone's bar room , and , look
ing worried , asked him :
"What did you do with Nlxoy ? "
Sullivan langhod and sild :
"Ho'a coming along , tlo's about at th
falls of Schuylkill now. "
Sheppard took Sullivan up stair * to his
room , Nlxoy , walking a little lame , nr >
rived a quarter of an hour later. When
ho got to Sullivan's sleeping room ho
complained of being very sore iu the
joints of his logs.
McCaffrey walks principally up and
down Broad , street , flo minus at day
light and goes to bed promptly at 8
o'clock. Alf Lunt , his trainer , eays that
ho is easy to handle , nnd that ho Is In
magnificent condition , only a trlllo too fat.
Ho walked twenty miles to-day. Tomorrow
row ho intends punching football sus
pended by n rope from tliu rafters of
Punch Bowl barn. This afternoon ho
wont out into the barnyard , and catching
a plump chicken , wrung Its nook In a jiffy.
Carrying the hoadlcaa fowl into the bar
room , ho told Billy May that ho wanted
the chicken broiled for his dinner. An
hnr later ho had eaten it nil and polished
the bone ; .
BothMcCaflrey and Sullivan will march
Into town to-morrow to take a Turkish
bath. Sullivan will begin hammering a
suspended foot-ball In the pavilion ol
Ronz" hotel. Tommy Boguo , Sullivan's
moat Intimate friend , arrived from Boston ,
and will remain with him tmtll after the
fight.
Traveling men complain that inaugura
tion week and its excitements ruined
their business throughout the south for
the first two weeks in March.
COMMEIlClAIj ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS MA.CKET.
Wheat No. 1 milling , 65 } No. 2 , CO ,
No. 3 , 0.
Cora Now , 28c.
Data For local purposes , 23c.
Hey 85 00@G 50 per ton ; baled , CO@GO.
Kyo 35o.
Com Meal 1 30 per 100 ponnda.
Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , 6 00 ®
6 50.
50.Coal
Coal Delivered , tuu-d , 9 CO pot ton ; Bott
4 0 per ton
Lard Falrbank'o , wholesaling at 9Jc ,
Flour City flour , 160@2 90.
Brooms 2 95@g 00 per doz ,
UVJi STOCK.
Cattle Butcher cows 3 263 75 , Batcher
itoers , 3 76(34 ( 00.
Sheep 2 503 CO ,
Hogs-4 00@4 25.
FBODCOB AND rBUITB.
Poultry Live chickens , per doz. 3 00 ; live
turkeys , 9a per Ib.
Bntter Creamery , 25@28o ; choice country
16@18o.
Eggs lOc pot dozen.
Vegetables Potatoes , 15@50o per bushel ;
onions , 75o per bu ; apples , choice cooking or
eating , 3 50 ; beans , 1 00@1 50 per bushel.
Oranges Florida , 4 00 per box ; California ,
2.50 per box.
Lemons 4 60@6 00 oar box
A. J. MILLER ,
( COLORED )
Hair Cutting and Shaving.
This is an Equal Rights Shop
GIG Broadway , Council Bluffs
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NO. 2 ,
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most rapid writing machine
madeas / well as the most durable
or free illustrated pamphlet.
Wyckoff Seamans & Benedict ,
Chicago , 111. , Solo Agents.
0. H. SHOLES , Council Bluffa
Agent for Western Iowa
F. H. OncnxT. S. T. FBENCU
I. M. TltETNOB.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
CARPET CO.
SUCCESSORS 10
Casady0rcutt& ; French
405 Broadway Council Biufis }
Carpets ,
Curtains ,
Window Shades ,
Mattings ,
Linoleums ,
Oil Cloths and
Upholstery ,
Mail Orders
Carefully Filled !
COUNCIL BLUFFS
CARPET
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SPECIAL NOTICES'
NOTICE. Sptdal a rorllMmenti , ma M Loll ,
Found , To Loan , For 8a1 , To Rent , Wanti , Board *
tog , to. , will tx Inserted In thli oolnmn ak th low
fate ol TEN CENTS 1'KU LINK ( or the flril Insertion
md rm CENTO PER LINK ( or etch ratftoqaeut
trtlon. toura adrertlMmenti at oar offlot , No.
Pearl Street , near Broadtrav
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WANTB ,
FOH SALK. Tlilj week , my Insurance agency ,
aoodtoima. I am leading city. J W IXROKR.
FOR SAtF. . .other hotel In n Ivu Nobriukn
town , now doing a builncss r ( about 83to per
month. No other hotel In the placo. Terms liberal.
SWAV & WJUKKR
T OK SALE OH TUAI1E8iO acres ol land In
JL1 Wayne county , Mo. Will trajo lor Council
BluHs city property er soil cheap for cash , or tart
time. SWAN& WALRKR
\VAMlti 1O TrtAUN. uood Iowa or Nebraska
M land lor a small stock olhardniro or general
merchandise n ell located. 8wA\.t WAIKKB.
Ij Ull SuLfc A rare chance to pet Hue , well Imf -
f pro\cd farm of 400 notes , within a few tulles of
Counoll Bluffs , at a bargain. Low prlco and easy
terms. bWAN & WALRKR
FOU SALB A ROCK ! paj Ing hotel property with
llyory eUblo , In ouo ol the beet small towns In
western Iowa will eell with or without furniture , or
will tiade for a email farm with nock etc.
' SWAS&JVAI.KSII.
l/OIt SALE Klgh'ty acres unlmi > ro\cd lard In
L1 Union countv , Iowa , 3J miles south cast of Af
ton , the oouuty scat , or will trade for NobraeU or
Kansas land. SWAN i WALKKB.
Ij Oll SALE A 2u aero tract of good Uiul atwu
JL1 ono and n half ullcs from Council ll'uflt ' toe
ninco. at a bargain. SWAI & WAIKKR
i .MM MALK In Harrison county , Iowa. 320 acres
JL' grass land , all under fence a 100 n-ro farm
with line Improvements , all under cultnutlon oxccp
20 acres gra983 acres good gross or pasture land
and 80\ oral other tracts of from 40 to 160 acres o
unluiproi cd land. SWAN & WALKRR.
FOlt SALE Lands Improved aad unimproved
If you want o farm In western Iowa , Kansas
Nebraska or Dakota , lotus hotr from you.
SWAN & WALKER.
IpOll SALE A largo number ol business and real
1 deuce lots In all parts of Council lllufU See
us before JQU buy , SWAN A WALKXR.
I0ll 8ALB Parties wishing to buy .cheap lota to
L' build on can buy on monthly pav merits ot from
? 2 to glQ SWAN & WALKER
1 7 < OIl UKNl Wow ill rent you n lot to build on
1 with the prlvllago to buy If jou wish oncry
liberal term" . SWAN & WAI.KKB.
WAN'IKD lo correspond with any onn wlshmgn
good locttlon f jt { lannlng mill , eash , door
and blind manufactory , wo liavo bulldlnir nm
machinery , well located , for sale , lca < to or trade ;
SWAV&WALKKU.
FOlt KENT Largo two btory frame building suit
nblo lor warehouse or etorago purposes , near
railroad depot. SWAN WALKKH.
F6 U HEM' till SAlr , iiu.ijig : and grounds
eultaHe for snail foundiy and * machine shop
Good boiler , engine , cupola , blower with flicd ehalt-
Ing etc. , ready toput In motion ,
SWAV WALKER ,
ll SALE Houses. Lots and Land. A. J.
Stophonyon , 603 tlrst avenue.
IjMJtt BALE A top-buggy , Bm-tUBj make and
JL1 In excellent condition. Or n 111 trade ( or cheap
iot. Addrcea e. H. Bee oQlco , Counoll BluTs.
COAL AN1 > WOOD Uourgo Ileaton , aa Bro d <
way. sells coal and wood at reasonable prices
gives 2ooo Ibs. for a ton , and 123 cubic lor a cord ,
Try him.
W'ANTKO Kvery ooayin Uouncll Bluns o lake
TniBii. Delivered by carrier at only twenty
cants a woek.
r\lL ) PAPEHS For gals at B offioo , at S6 oontt
a hundred
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT ,
I hav o a doubU store bull Jlng.10 rooms.partltlonod
off , elegantly papered , supplied with water from the
water works , good brick cellar , sultol for restaurant ,
laundry , boardkg house , mcrchintllo business or
resident property. Also a largo two-story frame
dwelling with 10 rooms two cellars , etc. , etc. , Butted
for boarding house , private residence , hospital , cto ,
opposite the city bulldlncs and city market for rent
cheap. W. It. VAOGIIAN.
J. L. DzBEVOISE.
No. 507 Broadway Council Bluffs.
Railway Time Table ,
Corrected to January 7,1SS5.
OODNOIL BLUFFS.
The following are tbo times of the arrival and de
parture of trains by central standard time , at the
local depots. Trains leave transfer depot ten mln-
atea earlier and arrive ton minutes later ,
cmoiao , BuaiJHaroN un > QUIXGT.
tliVK. JIBUTI.
535 pm Chicago Express 0:00 : am
0iO : m Fast UaU. T:00 : p a >
ISlSO p m Accommodation. SiOO p m
"At local depot only.
Z1K&U CUT , ST. JOI AHD OOUHOIL ILUm.
10:05 : a m Mall and Eiproas , 6.25 p m
8115pm PadfloExpress , 0:55 : pro
cmoAao , MiLwicKo AHD si. rtm.
I'M p m Express , 0:05 : a m
S:2i : a m Express , 0:60 : p m
CmOAOO , I CE ISLAND AHD rACTTIO.
5:25 : p m Atlantic Express , 0:05 : a m
9:25 : a m Day Express O.M p m
1120 a m 'Dea Uolnes Accommodation , Oils p m
At local depot only.
VABUn , HI. LOOTS AHD PACIFIC.
5:10 p m Aooomniodat.cn 0:00 : a m
1:50 : p m Louis Express 2:15 : p m
At Transfer only
tmOAOOand ( lOETOWUTU * .
5:50 : p m Express , 0:60 : p m
Bl Sam Faclflo Express 0:06 : am
CODI cnr AND FAcmo ,
Fiio p m St. Paul Express , 0:00 : a m
H10 a in Day Express 7:00 : p m
mnoH PACIFIC.
8:00 : p m Western Exprcsi , 8:30 : a m
11:00 : a m Tadflc Kijirusj , CiO p m
1SI10 a m Lincoln Express , 1:18 : p m
"At Transfer only
DUMMY TRAl.SS TO OUAIIA ,
Loa\o Council UlulTs 7:15 : 8:20 : 0.30-10:30 :
11:40 : a. m. 1:30-2:30-3:80-4:28-6:25-6:26 : : : : : :
11U5 p. in. Leave Omaha 8 40 7:51 : 1:50 : 10fO :
11:15 : 0. m. 12:50-2:03 : : 3:00-4:00-4:55 : : : 5:55 :
llloo : m.
JACOB SIMS ,
Attorney - ai-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUF1S , IOWA.
Offlco , Male Street , Rooma 7 and 8 , Bhngart and
lleuo block. Will practice In Slate and tate oourta.
H. SOHURZ.
Jistice of the Peace
OTEK AMKKIOAH BXPRBS8
BLFFFS reFer
For Rent
The building known aathel'Blcallnf ; Rink" corner
6th Avenue and Pcatl street , will bo rented , alto
gether or separately. Occupancy , April let. For
luttlicr particular ) call on
onJOHN DF.UESHEIM ,
Proililent Council Bluffa Savloga Dank
MANDEMAKEES & VAF ,
ARCHITECTS ,
CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS
No. 201 Upper Broadway , Council Bluffs.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Wholesale and Retail Dealer * la
Hard Soft ana Blossburg
O O . & . Ij.
W. H. SIBLBY , Manager.
Offloe , SS Main St. Yard , on 0. IV I. i' . and 0.
U. ts. Bt f. Hallway ,
IK H J Hilton U. 0
, , , , . , ,
PHYSICIAN & SITRGEON ,
in UkAKi BMA Mr , OMota Blufl * .
"MURDER MOST FOTO , "
To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria
DURING tbft laet flvo.T r there hai not betnadcath f torn diphtheria In any c e whcroDr. Thotui
Jctterlt' pro\ entire and euro wai uied. 11 hw been the mcacg oJ laving thousand ! ol Htm. Iml
putild or threat , In malignant scarlet lot or , changlne It In 48 hi urn to the simple lorm. la
euro lor all InOamnutorUlccratht , Putild or CaUtrhal conditions , either ttitornal or extcrnil
CUOLEKAl CttOLEKAl CHOLERA !
Dr. JclTotli'Cbolem Specific nlll airfli the dlfweln SO to (0 rrlMilfd. The Rector itcd fhla tnctl-
cine during the lonrliilMUUonoltlN cholera In Cincinnati , St. Io l . nnd til Mong Itio MtolMlrol
nivcr Mul its trlbuuilc ? , without losln ? ft case , In the } can'4 ! > , 'to , 'SI and ' & 2 It In rtVo infallible ij
Clirlcriv Morbui , Cholern intAntmri , etc. Keep It on hand. You con rely upon It. Stnd lor It Price S2.0C
Cholera "Comes aa a thltl In the night. '
D YS PEPSI A ! D YS PEPS I A !
D ) ( peptic , why live In misery and illo In despair with r/inccr of thostomichT Dr. Thomas JefTcrlt cum
cry own of Indigestion and coistliwtlon In a very short tlmo. Dot of refeiencyR given by cltfrens < f
Council BluQt and Omaha. Utspensla li tbo cause of ninety per cent of all diseased conditions. 1'rlco IJ
for two weeks treatment
, fti ! ' f5'ntej ' liHtruollons how to usothemcdlolnts sent with them. Nodtxstor required ; afcor.l nutm
is ail that I nrceistry. lr. Jcflerl * ' remedies can only bo obtained at his olllco , No. S3 Bouth 8lh Strcit
Cotini II Bluffs , Iowa. Or sent by express on receipt of pilco.
NEW WHITE GRAPF Copyof apnrtofaphotoBrraph
111.11 18 III IB. UI1HI K of NIAGARA vine
a , planted
/ ffA BU A 9 ' 378 , na It appeared Fall of
S/G BlS S Sw Sk 1S3O with 63 clusters wolshlrs
unl C i ir'y S i tfnl Q 26 Ibs. on 8 In. boarlng wood
1st. The Niagara ripens in fnvornblo seasons nt Lockport , Atir . JJOth ,
2d. It navor drops from the stem If loft to hana : till frost cotnos , nnd improves in fl.iror
the time. ,
3d. It ia purely native , and therefore hardy. Has stood 35 degrees below ? ere wHliltit
.njury.
4th.- > Bears a peed crop the Bd year nnd often the 2d. nnd is n , regular bonror , and no
waste , us bunches are compact Never fails to ripen its crop aa the thick leathery folium
holds oven to the base of the canes until frost kills it.
fjth. Vinoyorda nro in bearing in various socti , ni from Georgia to the Northern Lakes
and Canada , nnd from Kansas to tha Atlantic coast , there bcliip tnoro than 1,000 acres planted
* ltlnn the lost fho years , nnd over 200 acres jvoro planted t Urocton , Chautaunua Co. , N.
Y. last spring , (1884) ( ) : Jonas Martin nlono having 47 across the largest vineyard of Nlagans.
beinff planted tt IHRhland , Ulster Co , N. Y. , by Sam'l Kogers , Ksn. , which contains S0ncr.es
of this ono variety , and ho has realized from 20 to 30 conta per pound for hla fruit , while Con
cords grown In the sarao locality brought from to G cents only.
. 0. All parties planting vineyards ha\o signed n contract to return nil the wood and cut
ting every year back to the Company up to , and including 1888 ; BO it lus b jon the solo ownoroE
* * v * > v u wuw VW * VMHU EViift v vaiu XJ WlllJUjr MliVUUilUVJi it LIU UVUftV VlIIU UlMV
seal attached , bearing thoimnrcsaion of the Company's registered trade mark.
7th. Wo now offer for the first time , strong 2 year old vines nt retail nt $2 00 each with
out restrictions , to ba delivered en and niter March 1st , 1885.
WELLS COOK , Council Bluffs , Bowa.
II vlng accepted ppotntment rt ipecla ! age nt forthe NIAOA1U WHITE OIUPECO.'fnr Ioav.i-dNo- (
kfasa.alam naw prepared to promptly delUer "iNlAOAUA"lues under tbo UoRlstcrcJ Trade Mark Seal
the Ccmpanj.
Keep Dorsee and Mules constantly on hand wala
wo will eoll In retail or carload lota.
All Stock Warranted as Reuresentel
iHill fiokrp 1i Orolr rnl Inlcc1 liny. Price
sonable Batlefactlon Guaranteed.
Corner Fifth Avo. & Fourth St. OouncllBlntla.
AGE3STS WANTEB.
Drs. Judd & Smith's Ne\7 Improved Electric Belt ,
NO. 30 FOURTH ST. , COUNCIL BLUFF3 , IOWA ; 726 ELU ST. , DALLAS , TEXAS ; and IT. WAYNE , IND
IT POSITIVtLY CURES Kidney and Liver Complaint , Drlsht'd Dhoa . Kbciiiiatlam , Noura'sla
Dyspepsia , Ncnonsnesa WtetlnR Wcaknosa , Paralysis , Spinal Alleotlons , Indlgeatlou , Heart Disoani , Fits
Ueodach , Lame liack , Co'd Feet , and all diseases requiring Inoroaaod motive powers. Now fuipruved a
fa and 15 ; old Btjle 82 each.
AND "THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN.
505 Broadway , . - - Council Bluffs.
THE ONLY ALL NIGHT IlOEBK IN THE cur. Everything served in first clasa style nnd oil short
notice , llot and cold luurhes always ready.
Boo Paiuting aud lepairirg. All \vodi guaranteed to'give snt sfaclii 11.
302 N. 7th Street ,
GEO. SMITH SON
. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
e
While closing out my notionswill sell all hair goods nt 25 per coat discount , SCO Switches
00 Waves , Bangs , etc. , to sacrifice , Custom work carefully attended t .
MllS. D. A. BENEDICT
337 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
IrM. . FIELD , W. C. ESTEP
Field & Estep ,
UNDERTAKERS
No. 317 Broadway , Council Blufld , Iowa.
Calls Attended Promptly , Day nnd Night , Particular attention given to Embalming
Telephone No. 07.
S'1 GUEST W
FOR EVERYBODY
AT TRADE PRICES.
House Painter's Tools For Sale Very Cheap ,
O. A. BENEDICT , 837 Broadwny. Council Blnffa
SMITH it TOLLKK , ACTS.
LEADING
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 0 Main St. ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - - IOWA.
A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From.
I
W. P. YLSWORTH ,
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER.
Brick bnildinga of any size rnited or moved qnd Bnthfaction guaranteed. Frwno houi
moved on LITTLE GIANT trucks , tha best In the world.
W. P. AYLSWOHTJI.
1010 Ninth Street , Council liluffs.
nice , vmcnu w , a. o. rcui
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Ooindl IHnJf * .
Established - - 1858
Pal n In Tottlfo ui DtauUl Euhup Ul
0 M B CttiU < * 4
Dr , W. H. Shorradoa
DENTIST ,
Masonic Tempte ,
CoonoU Blofli low * .
