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6 THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS -FRIDAY , MAY 29 , 1885.
THE DAILY BEE.
BLUFFS ,
Friday Morning , May 29 1
BATES.
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MINOB MENTION
Get your dinner nt the Thronl
twenty-five cents , 505 Broadway. ]
The county board of supervisors wlllf
meet next Monday.
Get yon dinner at the Phcunbc ,
twcnly.fivolcents , 005 Broadway.
The fire department vras yesterday
busy flushing out sowers.
Bricks for sale lu largo or small lots by
J. A. Weaver , 815 Seventh avenue ,
J. E , Ratokin , the Rrocor on (
Blroat , has boon enlarging his store.
Go and see the display of pictures at
evening.
502 Broadway , Friday
"X Y Z" [ art museum.
Two car loads of Iron for the now jail
and expected to arrive
nro on the way ,
dally.
The fire department Is making great
preparations for appearing nt their best
on decoration day.
A number of the cellars of the business
blocks of Glonwood were badly flooded
by tbo rain of yesterday.
In the district court yesterday the
time was mostly taken up in the trial of
the case of Leisure vs.jQalusha.
Leonard , the barber at No. WO Broadway -
way , has added oomo Improvements to
, - his shop , ono being another chair.
The Bluff city band has offered Its
services to Abe Lincoln post , grand army
of the republic for docoratlou day.
Jostlco Schurz yesterday performed
the ceremony which made ono of Arnold
Schafor and Lucy JPlckol , both of Shelby
county.
Heller Is offering great bargains at his
merchant tailoring establishment , No.
310 Broadway. See his goods and got
his prices.
The X Y Z society will servo supper
for everybody Friday evening at 502
Broadway. Admission 25 cents , supper
free , served from G to 10.
Two of the prisoners who lately broke
jail in Harrison county hayo boon cap
tured , ana passed through hero yester
day for their old jail homo.
' The Rev. H. Krueger has arranged to
preach in the bible alone church on the
evenings of the first and third Sundays
of each month at 8 o'clock.
Henry J. Volght will shortly put his
cigar business Into one of the now stores
on Main street , corner of Story , which
waa lately erected by John Morgen.
In the district court yesterday the di
vorce case of Andrew Hill vs. Anne Hill
was heard , and submitted , the claim of
the plaintiff being that ho had been
deserted. "
The track was yesterday in such a
muddy condition as to render It Impos
sible to carry out the programme , and
another postponement was taken' to this
afternoon.
The only differenca thus far aeon hereon
on account of the prohibition law is that
the saloon men , Instead of paying license
money Into the city treasury , are paying
It Into the pockets of the attorneys.
There has boon much talk about the
sewers being all filled up , bnt the exam
ination yesterday showed that they were
not in bad condition , and now they are
flashed out so that they are as clean as
can bo.
Gcorgo Holmes , of the Platlsmouth
live stock company , yesterday took
another drove of colts to PJattsmonth ,
Nob. , which were bought of Messrs.
Slouter & Bowloy , of Kiel's barn , ibis
city.
city.Mrs.
Mrs. E. J. Balcear , of San Francisco ,
a hair and scalp doctreas , Is In the city ,
and stopping with relatives. She will
next wcok opan her oflioo nt 34 North
Seventh street , near Mynstcr , In the for
mer residence of James Smith.
L. Wolnstoln , of Burlington ; Governor
0. 0 , Carpontor"of Fort'Dodge , and tbo
Hon. B. F. Clayton , cf Macedonia , the
'board of trustees of the Institution for the
deaf and dumb , are In the city city , look-
over the affairs of the institution ,
Last evening Grace Hawthorne ap
peared at the opera housj in "Qaoena , "
and this evening she will appear In "Miss
Mulion. " To-morrovr afternoon and
evening "Qaeona" will ba presented
again.
11 , 0. Lingo having received tbo ap
pointment of deputy revenue collector at
this place , the great rush of the demo
cratic candidates will now bo centered on
the potitlon of constable , left vacant by
tbo death cf the veteran officer Jaok
White.
To-morrow will bo a Hyely ono for
this city. Besides the other doings of
the day John lloblnson's great olrcns is
to bo Loio , and there fill bo a rush for
the attractions gathered under his canvas
which are said to ozcood any cil'arod in
this line of amusement this season.
Next Tuesday evening thera will bo
mooting at the board of trade rooms to
take action In regard to giving a reception
tion to the Iowa editors who gather here
on the Oih of June , and who will star
from heio on their great western excur
slon.
slon.The
The fauorsl of Mrs. 0. 0 , Cook wa
held yesterday | morning from the
family residence , No , 731 First avenue
and vras attended by a largo numbsr o
frlenda. The services were conducted by
the Rev. McKay , assisted by the Rav ,
Mr. BMoi , of the Presbyterian church
The caikct in which the remains wer
was an degMtt cno , trade of rci
cedar and covered with black broadcloth ,
silk lined and satin draped , with taxtlle
trimmings. The floral trlbntoi were nu-i
morons and beautiful , ! ;
' Dr. Palmer left Sunday morning for
Council Bluffi , where ho will remain
several weeks. Ho is certainly a peon
liar man , and while street selling of
goods generally Indicates the snldo , the
sudden cures the doctor made hero ,
notlcably In the Frank Fisher case , indir
cato that ho understands his business
| pretty thoroughly. Ho is a genial gentleman -
tleman , nnyway. Atlantic Democrat.
The clerk of the courts , J. J. Shea ,
got rattled in ono of his duties yesterday ,
making much merriment for the lookers-
on. A good old Quaker lady was called
on as a wltnois , and naturally she objected
joctod to taking the oath , as she did not
bollevo In swearing by anything , either
n the heaven above or the earth beneath ,
and so the ] jadgo directed that she should
'affirm. " The clerk had not had any
occjslon to handle such a witness , so
when ho wont nt the form of affirmation
hii tongno got back Into the old rut ? , and
after starting out well with "You do
lolomnly affirm that you will toll the
rath , " etc. , ho wound up by adding ,
' o help you God. " The old lady did
not discover the mistake , so with all her J
scruples she really took the oath. |
The Honored Pond.
By request of the committee the BEE
presents the complete and corrected list
of the soldiers whoso graves are In this
county , and who will bo specially re
membered to-morrow :
In Falrviow cemetery Chris Wolrlch ,
Alexander Shoemaker , Dr. W. H. Os-
born ; Joseph Wheeler , A. B. McEuno ,
T. W. Phillips , Valentino Fleak , William
[ vnox , Prof. Matslo , Louis Honn , Wil-
iam Springer , D. A. Cunningham , E.
M. 0 , Mansfield , A. E. Stolnmetz , Jason
Hubbard , William Fuller , William J.
Fuller , J. J. Jaoklen , Thomai Seymour ,
James Allison , H. Fisher , Rust , F.
B. Danigcr , Orrln HorsheyH S. H. Oasa-
dy , Herman Boscho , Homer 0. Ball ,
Martin Huffman , W. H. TVler , H. Smith ,
Tooob Bolz , Dr. Oolo , John Watts , John
. Butcher , Fred Lord , Prof , George
Houser , Allen Forbes , ( colored ) , Charles
B axley , Oflborn , Oaborn , Tyler ,
Tyler , Lieut. A. A , Overion , Thomas
Long , Lorenz Fanl , 0. F. Ovcrton , Wil-
.lam Stevenson , 0. H. B. Arnd , Homer
Oaughoy , E. P. Oilman , Samuel Weiiich ,
George Bowers , John Schorfiold , John
Slagg , H. 0. Packard , E. P. Geiger , John
Berry , and John Armour , a soldier of
812.
Catholic cemetery Perry Smith , John
Dally , Lon , Lon , Walter Burke
, nd Ed Butko. i
George Zimmerman at Walnut hill. <
Ed .7. Clark and Mudga at D. B.
Clark's cemetery.
MOJCB Nxon at Hazel Dell comotory. is
0. H. B. Marshal and Jerry Wells at 11H
! arnor cemetery.
In Bowen township Joseph H , Nlch-
.8.
.8.In Honey creek Samuel Allen.
In Crescent City H. Arnold.
Police Pointers.
In the police court yesterday a young
man giving his name as J. T. Solon , but
who was not wise enough to know tha
"tonoaty Is the best policy , wp
loforo the bar on a charge of stealing a
: lt of fish from the Wabash depot. Ho
loaded guilty and was sant to jail for five
lays.
J. Fredericks , the colored man who
waa arrested for assaulting another Afrl
can named Boacham with a razor , was
lent to jail for a few days. Ho insisted
that he was afraid of Beacham , and
bogged the court to grant him an injunc
tion against him. This Injunction busi
ness seems to be catching among all
ilacses.
The frail llttlo lady who gave her name
as Mlnnlo Davis , but who is better
known as Eva Lament , was yesterday
fined for being drunk , and the marshal
' ; ook her trunk for security.
Jo Hoffman was yesterday fined for a
plain drunk , getting off easy , consider
ing the way ho was conducting himself
toward ladles on the streets.
Fonr mollqw follows , claiming to bo
from Malvorn , were yesterday arrested
for fighting on Broadway. 1'hoy gave
their names as John J. Moloney , Morris
Duncan , N' . liensen , and George Field-
housd. They seemed to bo well provided
with moans to continue their spree , had
not the police interfered , the qnarteto
assaying over § 200.
TJEUSONAIj.
C
Lieutenant Governor Manning is tbo chosen
orator for Cedar Rapids on Decoration Day ,
J. 0 , Reagan , the Den Molnea paving con
tractor , wup in the cltv again yesterday ,
Mr , Stoftdman , of tbo Nonpaieil , goes to
Jllssuri Valley to deliver the Decoration Day
oration.
Ernest Brock Is expected to arrive homo to
night from ono cf his missionary trips for
Perfgoy & Hooro.
Joseph Donaboo had a party of friend ,
pasted east over the "Q" yesterday morning
in the directors' cu.
J. R. Hardy , general superintendent of the
Kansas City & St. Joseph & Council liluffa
was In the city yesterday , @
1'rank I'inloy Harlo , of Saint Joe , a grand-
Eon of City Auditor Burke , is in tbo city , vis
iting his relatives and friends.
K , B. Kttonheimer , a capitalist from Koch-
eater , N. Y. , la at the Pacific house , and to
day starts on n tour farther west.
Mm , McLean , whoeo husband is agent for
Wells , 1'argo & Co , , at the transfer , baa gone
to Jlurliogton on a visit to friends there ,
John 0. Luscb , who ably represents the
Philadelphia shoo
manufacturing company ,
was In the city ymterday looking after the 1
interests of the trade.
Hiriy liiriinbine , engineer of ( ho water
works company , left last evening over the
Milwaukee & Saint 1'aul for tba east , to visit
kls old Philadelphia home , and other point * In
the oait.
A. J , Glass , of Janeavllle , Wlr , was at the
0/ilen / yesterday , lie is president of tbo
Janeavtllo manufacturing company , \vhoae
agricultural machicca are found pretty wel
scattered over tbo western fanning districts
K , 0 Swan , nuoof tha largest stockmen o
Wyoming , has b ea in tha city for several A
day , mid with I.U vvlfoUiting her father
W. II , KIrkendull , and have gene toDaWltr.
Mo. | near which plice he ia thinking of pur
clnalrg n ttcck faun. lie has been very
tucces-ful ! o tha stock business , \
BUSY BURGLARS ,
| A Heavy Hani Made From James &
Hayerslock's ' General Store ,
Other PUccs Entered ,
It has boon noticeable lately that every
rainy ( night Is Improved by burglars , a
gang of whom seem to ba hanging about
the city watting for every favorable
chance ' to plunder , without much apparent
ont " choice as to what kind of plunder
they got. Night before last was no ex
ception , and several places were entered
and nothing known of it until the open
Ing of business yesterday morning. The
most Important haul made \ras at James
& HnvoratocVs etoro , corner of Main and
Willow avcnuo. Thera on entrance
waa obtained by moans of a chisel ,
wMch was used In prying open Uio
front door , The follows iroro evidently
judges of Roods , and did their selecting
lolsaroly. for among the laces they only
took the best , leaving the cheaper kinds.
They took a largo number of scissors and
shears , silk handkerchiefs , pocket books ,
jowely , and neckwesr , and It Is thought
that they packed these goods Into n largo
gripsack. They opened all the cash
drawers but got only a litlle change. The
whole amount of goods taken is estimated
at ' $200. There was n light loft burning
in the store , aa usual , and any piosor-by
could easily have discovered the burglars
nt work , as the atoro fronts on both Main
and Jfcarl atreots ,
Connor's saloon on lower Main street ,
waa also visited , and an entrance nns
evidently gained there nleo by uao of a
chisel. There was llttlo taken , some
cigars and a llttlo change being all that
was missed by the proprietor.
Mulllon'a saloon , on Broadway , was
also burglarized. The front door was
found unlocked yesterday morning , and
whether the proprietor torgot to lock up
the night before , or whether the fellows
had a key , is a matter of doubt. Some
cigars and a little- money were taken. O
The police sociu to bo able to got no
clue to the tbievea , and tbo plunder by
this time Is doubtless far beyond tllolr
roach.
Wanted First-class steak baker at
Smith & Loorke's , 533 Main street ,
Council Bluffs.
Oeispoola and vaults cleaned. Addrca ? ,
R. &K , BEE office.
Decoration Day.
To the ladles of Council Bluffs and
vicinity : I am requested by the commltteo
of arrangements of the grand army of tlo
republic to nrgo that all persons having
flowers they are willing to contribute for
decoration day , will please send the simo
to the atororoom recently occupied by
Mr. James Fortorfield , No. 411 Broad
way by noon of Friday the 20th Inst. It
earnestly hoped the donations will bo
onerous , that at least ono wreath and
bcquet may be made for each soldier's
rayo. It is alto requested that the
adies of the committee , and all others
who can , trill assist on the afternoon of
Friday and the morning of Saturday in
arranging the flowers.
MBS. WILLIAM F. LAPP ,
Chairman Committee , on Decoration.
Cobs at Geortjo Beaton's , G28 Broad *
"JJono 'Wolf. "
Dr. J. Palmer , who is known aa "Lono
Wllf , " and who for over twenty years
was medicine man for the Cherokee trlbo
of Indians , is stopping at the Scott house.
He claims to bo the only Indlanjncdlclne
man travelling , who uses nothing in his
treatment only roots , herbs , barks , flow-
ore , grassess and balsams , nature's own
remedy. The doctor will remain herd
about a week. His lectures on the street
corner each evening draw great crowds ,
and he seems to bo doing a wonderfully
successful business.
N. J , Bond and F. W. Armstoad have dis
solved partnership. Mr. Armstead buying
out his partner's interest will continue in the
grain business alone. Mr. Bond goes to Neb
raska to look up a new location.
Substantial abstracts of titles and raa
estate loans , J. W. & E. L. Squire , 101
Pearl street.
Got your dinner at tbo Phoeaiv.
Twenty-five cents. C05 Broadway.
COfifMEUOlAIj ,
COUNCIL BLurra MABKET ,
Wheat No. 1 milling , 70 ; No , 2 , G5 ;
No. 3 , CO.
Corn Now , 28o.
Oats For local purposes , 0o.
Hay 8 00 per ton : baled , CO. .
Ryc GOo.
Uorn Meal$1 .CO per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , t.00 ®
60 ,
Oonl Delivered , hard , 0.50 per ton ) salt
4.CO per ton
Lard Armour's , wholesaling at 71 x
Flour Olty flour , 1.50@2.00 ,
Brooms 1,75@3.00 per doz ,
WVK STOCK ,
Cattle Bntohor cows . ? 5@3.76 , Bntcbfii
stoora , 3.76@-J.00.
Bheop 3.00@3.50 ,
Hoga-3,00g3.76. (
PBODUOB AND THDITS.
Eggs Receipts moderate ; demand peed
9Jc.Butter
Butter Receipt ! liberal and much In ex
cess of tbe doraund by the local trade , who
care only for tbo choice lots of fresh grass ;
mixed and streaked lots slow sole. Sales to
day were made at 10@Kc ! for frceh country ,
solid packed in tuba or jars ; 80 for unwrapped
rolls , In boxes and for streaked lots of freeli
stock ; old stock , 4@5c ; creamery dull at 18
20c.
ASfVSXSMJBSNTS.
Mammoth Dime Museum
AND THEATER.
Mb Avo. ani Pearl Street , ( Formally JUrtln'a
Hlnk. )
& SANDEU , Prop'rs & Managers ,
Engagement Extraordinary !
Two Weeks Only , commencing Monday evenIng
Ing , May 18 , of the Eminent Young Actor ,
MB , EDWIN BAIIUOUU , supported by his
Hunerb Dramatic Company , In one ot tha
following choice repertoire of standard
p ] yc l ok Uloiiicindi ! Iron AVillt
( as played in Now Ynrk over a 1,000 times
under the name of H zal Kirke. )
Oimlim-i ! JOSHUA Wmicoiiul KATHLKZK
MAVUUUNKKN ! A.C. , & .
In Our Curio 1111 :
JiUMA. tha wonderful living hilMady.
PROl" . STKUDELL , and bis wonderful
Tlmumuscopa.
PHOF. E , M , DUNTON , the Illusionist.
MADAME DKVERK , tbo bearded lady.
llesxt for Lidlea. A I'rtort for Cli'IJren. '
i'ationlzeil by the elite , nothing fcuomcds like mo-
ecu. Muteutu o ) > on 1 to fi anj 7 lu 10 p in. TlioHro
pcrloimtuce every Etcnlug niilHMuriiaj Matlneo
UJie c n iil.ly Unit thh p'pillar ( lice ol mnuso
ment ltliout an cicort ta tbe umiigement : person
l gimtDtro tint uothlcg wiU be dona to otleuJ th
in it l fwtldkus. >
HARKNESS BROTHERS ,
401 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
CARPET , CARPET . CARPETS.
A large stock and choice patterns. Prices clear down.
DryGoods , DryGoods
All the novelties in Dress Goods , Silks and White Goods , Always Lowest Prices ;
We make a snecialtv of Store Shadings ? Office Mattings , 'tlie furnisliiiio * of churches
offices and public buildings.
,401 Broadway Council Bluffs
W. P. AYI.ESWOETH , ,
Biiclc buildings of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed , Frame fccui
moved on Little Giant trucks , the boat in the world.
W. P. AYLSWORTH.
1010 Ninth Street , Council Bluffs
JT. JR.
OtlOttER AKDDEAUIR AND
Vegetable Plants and Fruits.
Orders from abroad promptly filled. Sweet Potato
Plants a specialty. Plants will bo ready for shipment
by May 10th. Orders should bo placed early.
J.R.-McPHERSON ,
2181 Pierce St , Council Bluffs
Good Agents Wanted
TO
Brs. Judd & Smith's
IMPROVED ELECTRIC BELT.
Office and Factory , No SO , Fourth St. , Council Huffs , Iowa.
NOW AT FULL FLOW
AS NEVER BEFORE AT
The Leading Store in the City , the Grand
est and Greatest Dry Goods Stock
in the West ,
Prices neyer before spmuch in favor o th epur
chaser. Late grand arrivals AT'DEPRESSED
prices from the manufacturing districts ,
g purchases just opened up in
Silks , Dress'Goods ,
Cloaks , Linens , Domestics ,
Hsiery , Gloves , Fans ,
Parasols , Laces and Embroideries ,
In all the above departments during this
week. Goods to be sold for less than half
the regular retail prices.
FOLLOW THE OEOWD
*
To the leading and largest Retail House
in the citv. You-will always get more than
value for your money.
EISEMAtf , EODDA & CO ,
Peoples'Store , 318 and 320 Broadway ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
.
Council Bluffs ,
MONDAY ,
soMONDAY 1st
OLD JOHN ROBINSON ,
Circus , \Cotiibined ! 1 tldfenagerie
jjs > r III III.
BJLusewnjShoivs [ \ , \ { jAyuariain.
EXhibit at CouncL ' Will Exhibit 'at Omaha
Bluffs.SaturdayMay ; Monday , June 1st.
30th.
< Tvfm
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No Exaggeration Advertisement ,
No Gross Misrepresentations. *
A Show that Depends upon Performances
Not upon Promises.
An Unrivaled Menagerie,51
The grand gorgeous st efc disp'ay. ' is infinitely greater tlian any of
the kind over wituessod in this city.
John Robinson will donate the public school fund Ono Tltousan
Dollars if his show is not far superior , and au extra ODO thousand dollars
lars if his street display is not pron'ounced larger , batter and grander
than auy other show here this soason.
For details oi this great show sec pi ogrammes , pictorial and descrip
tive bills.
Two performances at 2 nnd 7:30 : p in
The jraud street display will take olaco at 8 a in
A.IIR
'Will Discount till JPr/ees.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
3 Broadway , Council BIuITs , Io ra
L.IVE STOCK .
STOCKERS AMD FEEDERS.
Hclfcrj and cms of all . ages furnljhol la auy JcslrcJ numbers ; ranchmen should correspond u Itbu
before purchasing elsewhere.
WINDOW & ORAMPFON , Waverly , Iowa ,
SMITH & TOLLER , ACTS ,
LKADINO
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 9 Main St. ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - - IOWA.
AGomplete Line of New Goods to Select From ,
i
KIEL SALE STABLER
Keep Horace cud Muloa conilantly on hand which
tell in retail cr carload lota
All Stock Warranted as Renresenteti
Wholmle nd rotull dealers ID Cr ln tnd llalcd JUy. I'rlcojroi'
HitltfactKD Ouauntced ,
Cor. Oth Av. and 4th St , , Council Uluffa.
