6 THEDAIETBiiJE
THE DAILY BEE.
QOUNGXL BLUFFS ,
Tuesday Morning , May 19 ,
BUUJCIUITION HATKS ,
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&IINOB MENTION ,
The board of supervisors moot to-day.
The now prcsbylcrian church has ito
pipe organ in place ,
Bricks for sale In largo or small lots by
J. A. Weaver , 815 Seventh avonno.
The circus drew a good crowd yester
day , and left hst night for Missouri
Valley.
The monthly buslncis mooting of the
You Eg HenS ChrUtlon association was
hold last evening ,
The running team of the fire depart
ment hero has abont decided not to take
part In the atato tournament.
Some Interesting Ocuncil Bluffs news ,
necosiarlly crowded off this page , will bo
found oliowhoro this morning.
Judge Lyman and F. M. Hunter have
formed a partnonhlp In the practice of
1 iw , making a strong firm Indeed.
The congregatlonulists.nro to have a
social , Thursday evening , at the homo of
Miss May Phillips , on Bluffs street.
Hugh Gosa finds tlmo from his labors
as janitor of the Bloomer echool building
to flirt with the muses , and haa produced
aomo very creditable amatonr poetry.
The bill to bo given to-morrow evenIng
Ing , by the Fottawattamlo grove ol
Druids , is to bo hold In Everett's hall.
A jolly tlmo Is promised to all who at
tend.
There was a crowd on the streets yes
terday , It being ciraus day. There was
little disorderlies ) , and the police die
not have sa much to do as they an
ticipated.
Max Hohn , who Is always doing some
thing to Improve his Oroston honse , has
now put a very neat iron railing arounc
the doak in the office , and Is making
other improvements.
The district court adjourned over yes
terday until next Thursday , the judge
having other business on hand , promlnen
among which Is the hearing of the judi
cial contoit at Des Moincs.
M. 0. Gatnos and G. F. Bordman
who have boon associated in the selling
of oil , have dissolved partncrahip. Mr.
Galnes will continue In the business , and
will continno to deliver to his customers
by wagon.
This evening there will bo a happy
wedding at No. 814 Sixth street , the
parties being Mr. M. F. McOuno and
Mies Edith Leckwood. Mr. McOano is
cir repairer at the tranafort and wol !
known among the railway boys.
The Iron pipe for the oxtonalon of the
water malna along Pearl stroe' '
has arrived , and ia being
strewn along the street ready for the
laying. Arrangements are also being
made so that the supply may bo utllizec
in running a watar motor In the BEG job
rooms , for the presses , and the Heroic
oQico also Is planning to do away with
steam and uao a water motor.
The Barbour dramatic company openoc
at the dime museum laat evening , am
Trill continno there thia week , and per
haps longer. This afternoon the children
dron have a free matinee , and this even
ing the company glvo another of their
regular entertainments , which , with { he
other attractions of the museum , affords
an excellent opportunity of getting
great deal of amusement for a very little
money.
In another column will bo found some
practical , interesting reading matter , fur
nlahed by P. 0. DoVol , one of Counci
BlnuY oldest and moat reliable bnslnoas
men. Mr. Do Vol has been in business
here since 1861 , and there Is probably n
man in the city who haa built up a moro
solid and clean record , and in hfs line o
trade thoio Is none better posted , one
knowing bettor how to satisfy the publi
both in quality and prices.
Thij morning the wide-awake dr ;
goods houoo of Oocko & Morgan have
something now to say to the readers o
the BEE. The firm has jumped into i
remarkably largo business for a comparn
tively now honso , and the class of goodi
kept by them and the wonderful bargalm
ofl'erod indicate that thay not only pro
pose to keep their trade , bnt to Incroas
it. They are demonstrating that enter
prise and fair deal will draw trade to thl
city from a largo extent of country
Each mill brings thorn many orders , in
addition to their homo trade , and they
take such special pains to satisfy thoai
mall customer * , that this part of thoi
business is rapidly Increasing also.
It Is suggested that one of the way
to stop the false alarms , BO frequent elate
late , is for the council to amend the fir
ordinance so that that the mlnnto men
and others will not bo paid any extra
amount if the alarm proves to bo false
and then there will not bo any object ii
any man connected with tbo dopartmen
allowing any false alarm , and no one can
charge that they may bo Interested in
having false alarms , as Is now so often
intimated , and perhaps unjustly. Lc
the men be paid well enough for attendance
anco at actual Bros , to that they ran of
ford to tnrn out for fatso alarms without
extra pay , and every man will then be
directly Intereited In detecting whoever
i guilty of sending iu a ifalso ono. This
cUungo Is tatd to li ve been tried very
Luccoiafully in other cities of this eize.
To ilio I'ubliu.
My wife , Mary Geidev , having left my
board nud bed without canto or provoca
tion , I hereby notify the public that I
not bo mpinslble fur any bill * con
'rtrA by her. UENUY GraDEa.
Co . 'NOIL Vivrrs , Je. , , May 10 , 1885.
MUSTERED OUT ,
The IIcrocH to bo Itcmcinbcrcd on
Decoration Dny ,
The commltteo having in charge the
lesignatlng of the graves of soldiers to
o honored on decoration day , have prepared -
pared the following Hat :
In Fairview cemetery Chris Wolrlch ,
Alexander Shoemaker , Dr. W. II. Os
> orn , Joaeph Wheeler , A. B. McKuno ,
J. W. Phillips , Valentino Floak , William
Cnox , Prof. Mualo , Louis Ilcnn , Wll-
lam Springer , D. A. Cunningham , E
H. 0. Mansfield , A. E. Stolnmotz , Jason
lubbard , William Fuller , William J.
duller , J. J. Jacklon , Thomas Seymonr ,
Tames Allison , H. Fisher , Rust , F.
3. Danlger , Otrln Hershey , S. H. Oasa-
djr , Herman Boscho , Homer 0. Ball ,
Aiurtin Huffman , W , H. Tyler , H. Smith ,
Focob Betz , Dr. Cole , John Watts , John
F. Dutcher , Fred Lord , Prof. George
louaor , Allen Forbes , ( colored ) , Charles
3axley ! , Osbirn , Osborn , Tyler ,
- Tyler , Lieut. A. A. Ovorton , Thomas
Long , Lorenz Fanl , 0. F. Overton , WI1-
iam Stevenson , 0. H. B. Arnd Homer
3auqhoy , E. P. Oilman , SamuolWcirlch ,
3oorgo Bowers , John Schorfield , John
Slogg , H. 0. Packard , E. P. Golgor.
Catholic cemetery Perry Smith. John
Dally , Lon , Lon , and Walter
3urko ,
Ueorgo Zimmerman at Walnut hill.
Ed J. Clark and Mndgo at D. B.
Clark's comotory.
Moaos Nixon nt Hazel Doll comotory.
0. H. B. Marshal and Jerry Wella at
Earner comotcry.
Any who may know of soldiora' graves
lot named in this list will please report
the same in person or by postal card to
Wall MoFaddon or N. S. Rujsoll.
NEA/TLYllABBED ,
A Pair of 1'lckpockcts Arrested on
the Oirous Gronmlp.
Yesterday a neat capture was made by
Deputy Marshals Edward Bates and
George Guanolla. They were watching
for crooks at the circus grounds , and soon
noticed two young men evidently trying
to pick pockcti , and keeping closa on
their track saw ono of them put his hand
Into the pocket of a lady , but instead of
grabbing the follow too soon , aa is
generally the case , or else too late , they
so managed It that just the moment the
fellow had gained possession of the lady's
pnrae , they nabbed htm and his compan
ion. There was nothing that they could
say In defense , and the ono in poeseesion
of the pocket book frankly confessed
that ho had taken it , but said that ho
was out of money , food and wore , and
that ho was too proud to beg , even If not
too proud to steal. Tbo two were taken
to the city jail and put Into the steal cell.
They gave their nsmos as James Howard
and William Keating. The lady whoso
pocket was picked was Mrs. Lizzie Hasty ,
who lives at No. Ill Washington avonuo.
There was only $1.10 in the pocketbook ,
so that they could have made no big haul
for the risk of being cent to the pontten
tlary.
DELAYS OF THE LAW ,
Another illtoli in the Prohibition
Case .
Yesterday was the time sot for the
hearing of the Injunction cases by Judge
Connor at Glanwood , bnt Instead of the
day developing any sensational features
in the prohibitory fight , a continuance
was granted until this morning , this be
ing by consent of the attorneys on both
sides. The eases brought before Judge
Aylesworth hero seem to have been con
tinued indefinitely , it being understood
that they will not come up until the
cases at Glonwood have been hoard.
Come and see goods and prices at the
new boot and shoe store of R. 1 , Skllea
No. 102 , Main street ,
The Two-Thirds Majority ,
Once upon a tlmo a fellow who under
stood human nature pretty well , and who
delighted to play upon it , wont into the
banks of the town in which ho lived , anc
asked the cashiers and other skillful ac
countants what ho represented to bo a
problem that had baen Riven up by al
the school teachers , It being : "Whal
two whole numbers multiplied together
would make seven1 ? The expert ao
conntants studied over It quito a while ,
and several gave It up , when ono slmpli
fellow solved It by saying , "seven anc
ono. "
This is abont the way with the ques
tion raised by the mayor , " what is two-
thirds majority of a council of six mom
bors ? " If there had boon no question
raised , and such an air of mystery pu
around the matter , any school-boy woulc
say "two-thirds of six ia four , " but now
ho has got the brains of two or throe ol
his pots all mixed up and t'rad ' out over
hla discovery that two-thirds of six ia
fivo. This naw system of mathematics
may do In some cases , but the people de
mand a return to the Jefforsonlan sim
plicity. _ _
Substantial abstracts of titles and raa
estate loans , J. W. & E. L. Squire , 10
Pearl street.
A Flftialnj ; Chariot.
One of the meat unique adventures
that over came to our attention was ro
latod by John J. Vnndorvcor , who came
In last night. John works the road for
Von Brunt , Thompson it Co , , of Counci
Bluffs , and yesterday took a team anc
buggy to drlvo from Crete over to Dor
Chester. Ho Is addicted to the weed ( the
moral cf this will
story bo found a
itrong ono against the tobacco habit ) one
beguiled the tedious hours of the drive
by puffing a fragrant Havana. Tbo top
of hla bugqy was down and he did not
know of the combination which the
breeze and his cigar hid formed against
him until the smell of burning leather
caused him to tnrn around , when ho
discovered that the Inflammable buggy
top was In a brisk blaze. Ho stopped
and tried to put the fire out , bnt succeed
ed in doinp nothing but burning hla
fingers badly. Ho then got a wreuch
and attempted to take the top off the
buggy , but ho could not work it. Finally
in despair he jumped into the buggy
and Jaying whip to the team dl.
rooted hli eff rta toward keeping the
flame in the back part of the vehicle by
rapid motion , The poole who mot him
? eve him the road without quarrelling
for half , and the farmers along his route *
dropped thofr Hues and started at the
vision of tbo filming chariot in open-
mouth astonishment , He finally pulled
nto Dorchester with all the leather top
jurned off , and bows burned In two. Ai
a spectacular entertainment it nas a tno-
cess , bnt ho says iho wear and tear on
ho finances and nerves are so great that
ho couldn't bo induced to repeat it.
Lincoln ( Nob. ) Journal.
Mr. Vandorvoor haa been at homo * ov-
eral days with his hands tied up , and has
ircscrved a mysterious sllenco as to how
10 hurt thom , merely saying that ho had
mot with a little accident. .Now , that the
mnds are abont healed , the secret comes
out , and Van owns the corn , Ho saya
that If the buggy top had boon of such
material as on the buggies sold by him ,
netoad of cheap cotton , it would not
lave caught fire , and ho will turn the ill
uck Into an argument to clinch his own
rado moro closely. J. J , is well now ,
and will soon bo after the trade In Ne-
> raaka with usual liveliness.
PEUSONAIj.
John P. Organ , of Neol , reached Bcchtolo's
cstordny.
P. J , lIlnkaoD , of Glcnwood , spent circus
day at liechtclo'a.
F , Bartlett , of Binghamtoo , waa a guest of
the Ogden yesterday.
E. W. llaney , of Tabor , was among tlioao
at the 1'nclfio yoaterday.
J , F. Bnrko now starts on a business and
pleasure trip to Canada ,
Bob Flynn , ono of Dca Slolnea' boat known
tourists , waa at the Ogden yesterday.
Joe La Ohnpello , the Glcnwood newspaper
man , was at the Pacific yesterday.
Miss Mabel Smith , of Hockford , is vialting
her Bister , Mrs. George Thompson , on Sixth
street.
Will J. Trotter , the legal editor of Avoca ,
wna In the ctty yesterday , and a gucit of the
Pacific.
District Attorney Thornell arrived in the
city yesterday to attend to his duties in the
district court.
The news now comoa that J , 0 , Morgan
who formerly edited the Glebe hare , and who
is now in tbo newspaper business at Kearney ,
Nebraska , has been appointed postmaster o
that place.
Mnj. Coon , of San Francisco , is at the
Revera house. IIo has a brother living al
Logan , and another at Avoca , and will visit
thorn baforo his return , as well as go to Illi
nois , where ho has aomo property interests.
The major has in San Francisco a largo lodg
ing house , with rooms furnished up elegantly ,
there not being ono furnished at a Iocs coal
that $500 , and many of them still moro
costly.
S. S. Stevens , general ncjent of the Kock
Island , has returned from California , whore
ho has been spending some time In the better
ing of his health , which has improved some ,
but ho is thinking of soon returning to the
Pacific coaat , and making his permanent homo
there , the climate seeming to agree with him
better. Council Bluffs will regret losing him ,
and bis friends hope that his health may BO
improve that a permanent stay may not bo
necessary.
Itoal Estate Transfers.
The following are the transfers of rea'
estate aa recorded in the office of the
registrar , and reported to the BEE by
A. J. Stephenson , for Monday , May 18 ,
1885 :
Thomas Kearney to town of Oakland ,
lot 1 , block 13 , Oakland , $75.
Sarah M. Hare to T. Hare , lot 2 , block
8 , Hall's add , $1 000.
J. G. Carter to Henry Sieffert , lota 11 ,
12 , 13 and 14 , block 2 , Curtis' add to
Hancock , $200.
Philander Judson to Pottawatttamle
county , so J , so , 2 , 76 , 44 , § 50 50.
Andrew J. Farrls to James A Bonham ,
part of so J , no | , 25 , 77 , 4s and part w
4 , sw | , sO and part nw I , nw i , 31 , 77 ,
43 , 83,000.
Herman Plopor to Otto Schnack , tot
4 , block 8 , Mlnden , $1,500.
Charles W. Nelson to Nettle J. Hunt
et al , part of 27 , 75 , 4s , $225.
Young Men's Christian Association ,
The weekly literary and social of the
Young Men's Christian association wll
bo hold aa usual this evening at 8 oclock
Both ladies and gentlemen are Invited to
bp present. The largo hall has been
nicely seated and there Is plenty o
room.
MOCRAMME :
General Singing
Talk on "What I Did With Ono of my Del
lars" By a Number of the I3oya
Song E. D , Stscy
Recitation Miss May Warburton
INTERMISSION.
Song , with guitar accomp't { \ * J W
Reading J. L. Boyco
Solo MUs Lizzie- Racer
Reading L , M. O , Meyer
COMMERCIAL ,
COUNCIL DLOrrS MABEKT.
Wheat No. 1 milling , 70 ; No. 2 , 65
No. S , CO.
Corn Now , 28c.
Oota For local purposes , SOo.
Hay 8 00 per ton ; baled , 60 ,
Rye MJo.
Oorn Meal SI.BO per 100 ponnaa.
Wood Good supply ; prices nt yards , f ,10 ( ( )
Goal Delivered , hard , 9 , EG per toiij aol
4.CO per ton
Lard Armour's , wholesaling at 7J > ,
Flour Olty Hour , 1.50@2.00.
Brooms 1.75@3.00 per dor ,
Live BTOOE.
Cattle Butcher cows 8.25@3.75 , Batcher
ateera , 3.75-J,00.
Bhonp S.OO@S.BO ,
Hogs-3.60@3.76.
rnoDuoa AND moire.
Eggs-Oic
lluttcr Receipts are Increasing ; cholci
CT8amory,22@2-lo ; choice country , 15c ; goot
12illc ; poor to fair , C@10c. Roll butter
should bo wrapped In blenched butter cloth
and closely packed.
Poultry Demand strong supply light ; live
aprioR chickens , good eio , 56.CO perdozlive
old chickens , light and medium weight ,
? 3.60@3,70 perdoz. ; live old chickens , heavy
weight , 5-1 00 ; live turkeys , 10llo per Ib.
At present the weather Is too uncertain to
ship dressed poultry ; however high prices can
be obtained tor choice stocK arriving in good
condition
Game-Demand ia only for fresh killed
ducks , mallards2.00j , inlxed.Sl.fij ! ) tool , 1.00.
Onions-None in market ; choice stock
would likely bring 51,76 ; sprouted and poor ,
8l.00@l.20.
Beans Clean stock in good demand at 81,25
@ 1.30 for mediums , and § 1,60 for navies ) dirty
stock is dull at 81.00.
Potatoes The frelpht war haa given n §
cboio WieconiiiiB and Minnesotas at 65@70a
Good natives are going at 60o in bulk ; email
lota of sacked , COc.
THOB. omcKn. w. 11. M. i-cssi
Officer & Pusev.
BANKERS
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Established - 1865
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange
and Home Securities.
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FLY NS !
, For "Window Screens and Oruanienta
Screens , leave your orders at
W. CHAP S
1O5 and 1O7 Main Street ,
COimCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA.
N. B. PICTURE FRAMES of anv
description made to order while von wait ,
Waves , Langtry and Pompadour FrizzesSwitch
es , etc , , ready made and made to order. Prices
cheaper than ever. Call and see for yourself ,
MRS. C. L. GILLETTE.
29 Main StreetCouncil Bluff.
W. P. AYLESWORTH ,
Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed , Frame laiu
moved on Little Giant trucks , the boat in the world.
W. P. AYLSWORTIi.
1010 Ninth Street , Council BluOs
Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which
wo will cell In retail or carload lots
AilStoc arranted as Reoresented
Wholesale and retail dealers In Grain nd Baled Hay. Prices toi-
eonablo Satisfaction Guaranteed.
&o BOLE'S"
Cor. 5th Av. and 4th St. , Council Bluffs.
p. DeVOL
Wholesale and Retail
Tinware. Charter Oak and Acorn Stoves need no comments.
Lpnard's celebrated cleanable Dry-air Refrigerator , these Refrigerators excel ! all others
in cleanljneas. A refrigerator which cannot bo cleaned becomes useless , it becomes a uuis *
anco instead of a benefit.
with latest improvements , large and small.
Fort f ayne
With this washer we do not ask you to risk confideuca or money.
We know that a 1 that is necessary is a trial. TAKE ONE , and i after
ono or two fair tests you are not pleased return it and we will relund
your money.
GOHM STIR GASOLIFI EMGES.
These llantjcs are com
plete departure from
the regular Vapor
Stove , an possess
many new acd val-
uahle features tltat
® & will Ite
We have the exclusive agency of the celebrated
Tto Point Steel Barb fire
in this city , Do not be deceived by
and Job
at bottom price ; , Mall orders solicited.
* TITS' TTftT 601 Broadway ,
Ff . UJ2I VJlSt COUNCIL BLUFFS.
347 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
Dry Goods Must Go
* *
Cocko & Morgan will make prices this weak that cannot bo duplicated. Como ,
See and bo couvlnc d.
Bargains In ovcry department ,
Dress Goods.
Brocades , all colors 4o worth 8.\o. \
Plaids , Brocades and plain goods ) 8Jo
worth 12&c. &
Manchester cashmeres lOc wo rth lOc.
Elegant line of Drees Goods at 12Jo
and 15o worth 20o and 25.
Wo have picked out and marked down ,
a lot of dress goods to 25o per yardworth
from 35c to 50o. Thia is the best bargain
over offered In Council Bluffs.
COTTON DRESS GOODS , WASH
FABRICS , ETC.
This department has never boon BO
complete and never have such goods been
offered for the money.
Ginghams 7A worth lOc.
"
Dress Plaids" , all now , boantlfnl designs
and patterns 80 and lOo , other merchants
are advertising these goods at 12Ao and
15s.
15s.Do
Do not got those goods mixed with the
ehoddy auction goods or old patterJB out
of style , advertised by others at 3o anil
< lo , as our sleek contains all now goods
and now styles.
Seersuckers nt lie worth 12Jc , Seer
suckers ot 12Jc worth IBo. r >
Ohrambaya" Scotch Chovoits , French
Ginghams , Sateens.
3000 yards Lawn , 3o north 8Jo.
2000 yards Lawn at Ga worth lOc.
A most beautiful line of lawns at 12jo
actually worth worth and would bo cheap
at 20o.
Sateens 8jo worth 15o ,
Great reduction la Domchtlcs. Calicos
at half price.
Muallna 25 per cent cheaper than you
can buy anywnero.
Wo will tavo you 20 per cent on 8-4
ahcotlngo. ,
Wo will save you 20 per cent on 9-4
shootings.
Wo will eave you 20 per cent on 10-4
sheetings.
< s
Cream Table Linen IBo worth 25c.
" " " 28o " 40c.
' ' 42c " COc.
' " " C5c " 85c.
" " " 85c " .
$100.
Pure Whlto boantlfnl patterns. See
tbom and yon will bo convinced they are
cheaper tban you over bought.
Turkey Red 32o worth 40c ,
" " 42io " DOc.
" " 50o " C5c.
" " COo " 85c.
" " 75s " OOc.
Gents Furnishing Cloods.
In this department wo bavo never offer-
such bargains.
Gents Gauze Shirts 15c worth 25c.
H" " " 25,3 , " 40o.
' " ' 35o COc.
' " 50o " GOo.
Gents Lisle Thread Shirts 75o would bo
cheap at $1.25.
Gents bleached drawers 60s Trorth 75 2
11 " ' " .
75s SI.
Gents Socks in endless varieties.
Socks at 5o worth 8Jc ; Socks 8Jc worth
12c.
Seamless Socks Oa worth luc.
" " 12Ao " 20c.
' " 20c " 30c.
41 " 25j " 40c.
Gents Lisle Thread Socks 50 cheap at
75c.
75c.Gents
Gents Ties , Job lot at 25o cheap at OOc.
EMBROIDERIES AND LA.OES.
Never in the annals of the dry goods
business have these goods boon offered
so cheap. Irish points Magic and Swlao
embroideries. Colored embroideries ,
como and look at thom if yon want to
BOO somothlng pretty and pot the worth of
your money.
Pure Linen Laces 15o doz. yds worth 25c
" 20o " " " 30c
ic ii 25c ' " " S5c
K n n 3oc 4Qo
K < i u 4oc 11 < i eec
it ii d goj " " 75c
We want people to know bow cheap we can and will sell goods , to
find out , you musb come and see for yourselves , and do not take our
word for it. We advrtise nothing -we do not do. Remember the place ,
347 BBOADWAY ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
Leaders and Maintainers of Low Prices ,
ladies who wish to look around we invite to come to our store aa
wo will show yoi goods with pleasure. All will , bo treated pleasantly
and politely. You will not be urped to buy goods but will have our belt
attention and efforts to maUeyourvisittoour store pleasant and profitable
OOOKE & MORGAN ,
347 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa