THE DAILY BEE-FRIDAY , JULY 3J , 1885.
BLUFFS
Friiay Morning , July 31 ,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
By Crrl < i . . . . .SO cents P r week
BjrK U . . . . . . . . . 110.00 pot year
MINOK MENTION ,
Roller , merchant tailor , for fine goods.
Flno bureaus from $10 up , at Man-
dol'B.
dol'B.Tho
The thormomolor yesterday afternoon
ranged 100 in the shade.
Grant bargains in cooking stoves , tin
ware and crockery at Mandel's.
Wanted A laundress girl to do plain
training and ironing at the Pacific house.
The circuit court Is to meet August 17 ,
and the Gth will bo the last day for ear-
vlco.
Ono of the men at work raising St.
Francis" academy yesterday succumbed
to the heat.
Stephen A. Douglas , Jr. , has boon in
vited to deliver the memorial address nt
Atlantic on the day of Grant's funeral.
Charloi Holder , the tonsorlallst , has
bought out the shop ot the "Two Jakca , "
No. 402 Broadway , and has moved his
thop Into the now quarters.
An Atlantic man Is talking of starting
a starch factory hero. If this weather
keeps on It will take moro than ono euch
factory to keep the linen In presentable
I condition.
A Orcston man , giving his natuo as S.
Rolf , was yesterday arrested for driving
Sacrots the sidewalk near the city build
ing. It coot him about ten dollars to
learn not to use sidewalks for wagons.
There was a largo gathering of young
folks at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Squire , No. 202 Story street , last
evening , the occasion being In honor of
Mr. Will Soraors , It being his birthday.
Ono of the two Omaha youngsters who
were arrested for stealing Mrs. Davis' '
watches , had In his pocket a paper cov
ered novel , entitled "Tracking the
Thugs , " a dotootlvo story. It Booms evi
dent that the youngsters acquired a
goodly amount of their criminal enthusi
asm and canning from this kind of litera
ture. Bearing fruit.
The Herald raado a proat blow about its
being such a shrewd detective as to have
ferreted out a scandal about a barber's
family , but now it gracefully takes it all
back , and says there was no truth In
what It eald , and it la sorry. This la
poor satisfaction for a worthy family
whoso reputation has been thus mtl'gncd. '
Ono of the arrivals at the Ogden yes
terday was telling of some fast tlmo
made by a train on the Michigan Central ,
on which ho was riding the other day.
Ho raid there was no use making an item
of U , for folks wouldn't believe it ; but
the fact was that the train made ten
miles In seven minutes and Cfty-iiino
seconds.
A Swede was howling to the police at
an early hour yesterday that ho had been
knocked down and robbed by thugs near
the Northwestern depot. Ho claimed to
have lost aboat f eur dollars. No arrests ,
and thn victim was so excited that ho '
could give 110 very clear account of the '
affair , and offered no clue by which the
offenders could bo tracked.
Stephen A. Douglas , Jr. , Is still stopping
;
ping at the Ogden house , and the citizens
having the arrangements In hand for the .
funeral services of General Grant , have
very wisely secured him for one of the
;
speakers on that day. He has received
several invitations from other cities ,
among them ono to speak that day at the
tomb of Gai field , but ho has consented ;
to speak hero.
James Turner , ono of the three with
whom Officer Smnllon had ouch a bloody
tlmo lately , In which the throe got badly
clubbed , Is said to be still suffering from
the effects of the blows received by him
on tbo head , and ho is now trying to got
the authorities to take some action to have
Smnlleu punished In some way , that ho
may get some satisfaction far what he
has suffered.
About 4 o'clock yesterday P. Becker ,
who was at work on Mrs. McKuno's
now building on First avenue , putting
on a tin roof , was overcome with the
heat. Ho wont to got down off the roof ,
and when about half way down fell.
Willing hands carried him to Mrs. Hor-
ton's , No. 522 First avenue , where ho
boarded , and Dra. Oook aud Plnnoy ,
after working with him for on hour , se ' .
cured reaction , but last evening ho was
atlll In a precarious condition. Mr.
Booker Is a brother of Mr. E. A. Becker ,
and came hero about two weeks ago from
Kenosha , Wls , and entered the employ
of P. 0. DoVol.
* .It la said thru there la a little insldo
war ijolng on in the polloo department ,
the chief and the
day men being on one
side , and the captain and the night men
being on the other , It is said that Cap
tain Hathaway h at outs with MoMen-
omy , one of the d y police , and that
Smullen , another of the day men , is out
with Oflicar Wheeler , of the night force.
In settling some difference ] between
Smullen and Wheeler the chief has sided
with the day man and Wboelor haa re
signed. It seems hard work to keep the
police forca working harmoniously , bnd
the jealoujloj and bickerings cripple its '
efficiency.
Dr. West , detitlsk , over BEE office.
'
Substantial abstract of title and real
estote leaiu. J. W. and E. L. Squires ,
102 Pearl street.
Head Judd & Smith's offer o 91,000
v in aajihor column ,
Dr. WJloi , Eye , Ear and Throat
( specialist , room 0 Everett block.
SELF-DEFENSE ,
Such is the Claim Set Up liy Cofflnain
for Killing Jack Mayno ,
Ills Story us to the Dotntls or the
Tt aged j ,
Many readers of the BEE wore shocked
yesterday to learn from Us columns that
A. W. Ooffman , of Avoca , well known aa
Arch Oof I'm in , hadahotand killed a man
named J. K. Mayno , who had boon work
ing for him , Mr. Ooffman has lived in
Avoca for about fifteen years , and is ono
of the prominent and wealthy citizens of
that place , and Is welt known throughout
the county. Ho has been engaged In
business In Avoca , and la also the owner
of much farming land in that vicinity , v
Ho 1 * the owner of the opera honsa and
other buildings in that plaoa , and has
boon prominent in various public enter
prises since ho haa rosldcd thoro. That
such a man should shoot down another
citizen was a startling surprise to the
community and caused the greatest ex
citement
Yesterday morning Ooffman was
brought to this city , where ho will bo
kept in custody for the present. Ho
freely talked of the innttor to the BEE
reporter , and his side of the affair Is about
as follows :
"Tho man with whom I had the trou
ble was Jack Mayno. Ho had bcon at
work for mo for a day and a half on the
farm. 1 don't know how long ho haa
lived in Avoca , that la exactly. Ho came
thcro sometime In the early part of last
summer , and worked on a farm there for
the summer , and then ho wont to the
coal mines , and was gene all winter.
Yesterday afternoon I had eight
men aud three teams working in
a Gold about a mile out of town ,
and I came Into town , and when I
wont back I found the men Idle. I had
left Mayno and another man on the stack ,
and the others acomcd waiting for them.
I asked them what the matter was , and
they aald It was too hot , and that they
had given out. I told them If that was
the cato they had better quit and go
homo. Of course I had to look after my
grain , hot or no hot , and I didn't fool
very good about It , for I waa paying some
of the men $2 , aud $2.50 , and I jumped
up on the stack aud wont to work myself.
1 knew all of thcsn men , and was only
gassing with them , and \vaa pretty good
friends with all of them. This Jack
Mayno I had never had any "trouble with
before , and I always gave him
work whenever I could , around the
rink , and so on , and sometimes when I
really didn't need him. While I waa at
wcrk on the stack It was fearfully hot ,
you know , and I said to the men , 'You
must bo sort of buttermilk fellows , it
seems to mo. ' Mayno nald , 'Wo'ro bet
ter men than yon are , anyway , and if
you'll come down off that stack I'll show
you. ' I aald I didn't like that sort of
talk from anybody , and jumped down
from the stack. Mayno then said that
my gray hairs waa the only thing that
protected me , and that If it wasn't for
thorn ho would thrash me. I told him
not to let gray hairs stand In the way ,
and that they needn't bo between him
and his cowardice. Wo didn't como to
any blows , but he threatened ho would
lick mo yet.
"Well , after supper I happened to go
Into Tyron'a restaurant , whore Mayno
boards. Ho waa there , and ho began to
say that ho thought I talked pretty rough
to him in the afternoon. I told him that
[ did not moan that any man should steal
ny money ; that I didn't get my money
ay ataaling , but by working , and I didn't
iroposo that anybody should got my
aonoy except In the same way. He got
nad and said ho wouldn't allow any man
to say that he bad stolen hla money.
'Don't say that I stole any of your
money , ' ho aald very excitedly. Saya I ,
'I didn't aay that yon did utoal any of my
money. ' Wo then hack aomo moro worda ,
md I settled up with him. After I had
paid him , and waa just going out ho said
o mo that I atlll owed him for half a
lay. I had for gotten about that , and I
.old him that was so , and that I had
) verlooked It , and at once I got a bill
ihanged by Mr. Tyron , and paid Mayno
he other eoventy-fivo cento. >
"Ho sort of grabbed the money quick
md a aid , 'Now I got my money from
! ou , I don't care a damn , and I'll ' knock
ho head off of you" 1 aaid ,
Yon can't knock any thing off. ' I had no
dea ho was going to strike me , but I
lent think ho had hardly time to put
he money in bis pocket , I don't know
rhothor ho had put U In or not , but bo-
ore I had any chance to think , hoequarod
iff and hit mo , blinding mo and ataggor-
ng mo backwards , aud ho kept fol-
owing it up with other blows ,
vhllo I kept backing np towards the
leer , and warding off the blows. I got
isveral of them on my arm , which la
amo now , where I warded them off , butte
to struck mo I should think aa many aa
Is tlmea. I backed np against the show
taeo , and don't ' know whether I got
jacked up against the door or not , but
ho way my back feels it sooma that I
mist have , for It Is sore- and lamo. Ho
vould aort of jump back every time ho :
lit mo , and then jump forward as ho
truck me again. You see with a follow i
flth his eyes BO banged up that ho can't
lardly see anything , and with the blows '
iOming in BO fa.it , and the light a dancing
it iho rate of about forty miles an hour ,
couldn't notice just how
iverythlog was done , and didn't know
aysolf what to do for there waa no time
o think. I thought I must do something
ho next tlmu ho jumped forward to
triko mo that way , and I told him note
o como again , and as he started to jump
owatds mo to strike mo again , I pulled i
mt my revolver , and as ho saw It ho
arnod his head around dodging like , and
5 I fired ho sort of whirled around the
eat of the way and foil on cho floor away
rom mo with his face the other way , his
oot not being fifteen Inches from me
irhon ho lay thore. I walked right out
nd went home , and told my folks that I
bought I had killed Jack Wayne. " ri
It seems that Mayno never recovered
onsMouBiioas , and died in the course of
on minutes. Tno bill entered tha head
Ight below the ear , and went upwards
nto the brain. Mayco waa a man of
bout thirty , and was unmarried. While
la uody waa being cared for the residence
( Mr. Ooffman wna placed under guard , '
nd bo was allowed to remain there until
his morning , when ho waa brought hero , '
'o corroborate bis statement that ho was
rntally beaten , ho bears two badly
lacked eyes , and Ills upper Up on the
itldo flbowa the effect of one blow , '
'oaterday afternoon ho was so overcome
y the beat , the oioltement , and his In-
ariea , that ho waa unable to sea any of
lie rrnny friends who called upon him ,
ad had to take absolute rest. Ho has
ngaged Col , Daily and Col. Sipp aa hia
ttornoys.
I
Democrat on Democrat ,
J. J. Fralnoy , of Council BInffr , was
ppolnted Indian trader at Roiebod
agency. His dad , B. B. Frainey , wanted
to bo Indian agent thoro. Congressman
Murphy refused his aid to him , whereat
old Fralnoy got mad , and according to
his tale , "smashed him one in the snoot. "
Murphy says Frainey tried to brlbo him
to secure him tbe position. The Fralnoya
should buy a small reservation and run it
to suit themselves , [ Cats County Demo
crat.
OKUELH8HELLER ,
It Takes nBoj's AnulOfr Clcnrto the
Elbow ,
J. D. Parlor and H. K. Foisyth
bought np a lot of bet f cattle and drov-o
them to Omaha last week. Mr. Forsjth
states that when n few miles on this
side of the Bluffs they heard the pttlful
cries of a child and started in the di
rection from whence the sound camo.
They had gene but a short distance un
til they came upon a Httlo six-year-old
boy who had ono of hla arma faatenod
In a corn shelter. It waa a Gorman fam
ily , the father was absent from home
delivering corn , and the only person on
the farm was a hired man who had only
boon over in this country a short ilmo ,
and the Httlo boy's mother. Somotbiug
must bo done quickly. An examina
tion revealed the fact that the little fel
low'a arm , from the points of his fingers
np to the elbow waa ground Into a jolly ,
and the only way to got the arm out waste
to take the aholler to ptocca. This Mr.
Forayth did , whllo Mr. Parker wont to a
neighbor's honso and had a messpngor
sent for a doctor. It was all of half an
hour before the arm was taken out and
the Httlo boyrcloased. A physician soon
arrived , and the arm was amputated close
up to the shoulder. This was all done
before the father returned. Metsra.
Parker and Forsyth stopped on their re
turn trip to aoo how the Httlo fol loir was
getting along , and found him doing
nicely. The parenta of the child could
hardly find worda strong enough to ex
press their gratitude for the assistance
rendered by those gentlemen. Gihwold
Amctican.
Auction Halo.
On Friday afternoon , July 31 , at 1
o'clock , the entire damaged stock , and
two largo water tanks of P. W. Derkson'a '
will bo aold at thu old stand , 523 Broad
way , Council Bluffs. Sale to be con
ducted by H. H. Inman , city auctioneer.
oot , ot KeokuV , spent yes
terday in the city.
M. 0. Stoddard and wife , of Rod Oak ,
were registered at the Oflden yesterday.
W. M. Paul , of Hum IIollow , one of the
merchants of that place , visited the Bluffs
yesterday.
Joseph Seldon , of Persia , was io the city
yesterday. lie reported wheat as being not
in the beat of condition , but corn aa eplcndid
in that vicinity.
A. B. Keith , the witty editor of the CrawFord -
Ford County Bulletin , was in the city yeater-
flny , with a littlu balm for the wounds which
lie has been { jiving to the Glebe recentlv.
United States Attorney Rankln , of Kookuk ,
was in the city yesterday looking after the
sasoa of the Wabash strikers , who are charged
with contempt of court In interfering with
the running of trains.
Workers with metals generating elec
tricity escaped the cholera of ' 49. Then
JBB on ; electric bells. Judd & Smith ,
Council Bluffs. Agents wanted.
Emancipation Day ,
The colored citizens of Conndll Blnffa
ire arranging for a grand celebration of
Emancipation Day In Palmer's grove to
morrow. Good music and dancing all
lay and all night. Como one , como all ,
md have a good time. Chickens free for
ill. An old fashioned southern dinner.
Possum and aweot tatera. Go way dar.
Temperance Oratory.
Hon. John W. Ouster , of Michigan , a
soualn of the late General Castor , and
mo of the foremost temperance orators
f the day , will speak In ono of. the
ihnrchea on Sunday evening , August 2d.
3o not fail to hear him.
IOWA 1TKMS.
Three young children of John
totchnm , of Oltumwa , are said to have
ion bitten by a mad dog a few days
go.
go.Tho
The Davenport city council approprl-
iSod $300 to defray expenses incident to
he obsequies on the day of Gen. Grant's
unornl.
Tbo momberabip of the Episcopalian
hnrch has Increased , according to Bishop
'erry's statement , from -1,000 In 1882 , to
, at iho present data.
GUJ Winner , a Kooknk cooper , was
irowncd Friday night while bathing la
he canal at that place. The unfortunate
aan was 22 years old and unmarried.
John W. Norton , section boss , was
lllod , and John Gray , laborer , fatally
ojured by their hand car colliding with
freight train near Montlcello Saturday
light. Both victims reside at Center
'unctlcn. '
A Gorman soldiers' union has boon
ormed In Davenport , embracing those
rho belonged to the German army , but
lot those who participated in the Franco-
'russlsn nor the Schleswlg-Hohteln war.
L largo number of names have been
ecurod. .
The Chamberlain Tlio Ditcher com-
ny of Tiffin , having a stock capital of
30,000 , filed articles of Incorporation
/ith the secretary of state , as also did
he Greene Water Power and Mill corn-
any , of Greene , Iowa , Thn latter corn-
any has a stock capital of $10,000.
The secretiry of the state board of
ealth has discovered that a largo mum-
or of barrels of illegally tested oil has
an the Inspector's hlocado and Is being
Utrlbutod nd sold in various towns in
do state. Every dealer found in posses- lie ;
ion of this nndor-teet oil i ) subject to a lie
no cf § 500. i
Two Ijatllcu Drowned. IB
Cxiun HAPIDS , la , , July 30. T. 1C , Milk , ts IS
'ho was with tbe party drowned Uet evening , 21
aa eared , The elder daughter and Hits 0 2
'oil , however , were both drowned. The 18Be
odlea hays not been recovered. . Tha party Be
do in bathing and utenped lute a bole. ilo I'c 1 :
10
Kvery store In the town of Hannsville ,
, Y , , iilno dwellings anil the Cmirch of the
Uciples , werotburoed Wednesday morning ,
osi , $70,000. 16
10Lo
Lo
LoKa
FRUIT Ka i
, Na i
GARDEN FARM FOR SALE ,
SUtoru acres , ton la liult , ilx la garJcu anil
mbeiland , six room bouie , ttable , well , cUttrn , tc.
In goJ coudUlou. ot will titulu lor Omaha jir
y.
r. KELLER ,
County Treasurer' ! office , Council Ulufls.
The New York
PLUMBING CO'Y.
552 Broadwav >
Council Bluffs , Iowa
SANITARY
& HYDRAULIC
ENGINEERSPUB-
LIC and PRIVATE
SYSTEMS of SEW
ER AGE , WAT KB
WORKS and YEN-
TILATION design
ed and constructed.
PLUMBING work
in all its branches.
Tliis conruanv have
one of the "best assort
ed stocks oi plumb
ing goods in the west.
Estimates furnish
ed.
H. Birkinbine
Manager.
NEW YORK ,
PLUMBING CO'Y
552 BKOABWAY
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Telephone No 27.
General Agent at largo
" SAFETY FDXD SYSTEM , "
Life and Annuity Ins.Co
JBANCH WKETEUN Duror , 22 PEARL STREET.
COUNCIL BLUPFS IA ,
S.A. S
100 Main St. , Council BluiTa
Retail Boot and Shoo store where big Imrgtlns can
luaya be found.
NOLL'S PORTABLE
pneumatic Beer" Faucet
)
Price $18.00. A liberal discount
'ill be made to parties ordering a
alf dozen Faucets at one time. I
For further particulars inquire of
R F. TUIN ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
.gent for Western Iowa and ISob.
S. II.
( M ) Broadway , Council Bluffs
DRY Q03D3.
yards print. , . . t
" urcea goods
" rmiian gingham . . 1
" iiuod Kltjuham. . . I 00
" Ulloalr chovblti . , . 1 00
11 ( jooil ohcotlm . 1 OJ
" BUffolk Jtam . , . 1 09
st jean * nil wu/t , 300 per yar J.
iota and ehuea at rrlvud as I jw ai any hcuso la tbo
city.
ailOCKKIEU
pound ) ex 0 euear . . . 9 1
pounds granulated nuar . . . 1
pounds oonl Ulouaiy A unitir . 1
1'are wlilto Itustlaii neap. Kirku . ' | t
bare lluo Inillaeoap , Kliks . . . . . . 1
birelMmaaoap , UiuU liio'd . 1
boxea matcho ) . , . .
'Bt . wrf'illon .
nyiiin. |
at si'rjiutu , nr tra.lon. , . . . .
1 Ki.fllsh entrants II pounds . . . . . . 1
Doxoi feuiiluo Ltuis lya . 1
2-pound caus itrabmiet In Bjrup l
8-pound canipearhra , in 8)rup 1
8-pound oma toniatoi-d 1
pounda Ulchlgandilodapplta 1
pounp' evaporated arplea 1
irllanl rliinix tohic'opor pound
> y plujf tobacco , per pounl
urnllcif tobiooc , fin pound
our , all brands Irom 82.10 to $3 50 ptr cut.
QOOD3 FOH OiSH ONLY
ewer Than Any Other House
IJT THE CJTY.
S. H. FILBERT ,
SPECIAL NOTICES
KOTIOE. Special a Tertlgeraenta , mo M IVcxI
Found , To Ix > a , Foi Sale , To Rent , Wanta , Board'
Ing , eta. , will b * tnterted In thli column al Ihe Ion
tale of TRN CENTS PKR LINE ( ot the flnt Intarllcn
ind FIVE CENTS PER LINE foi e oh subsequent In-
on. Lear * advertliemenlt M onr oOee , Mo ,
I Blreel , naar Eroadwav
. _ _
IpOK IlKNr-llou.o ( i.il North Klghth elrtot ,
6 roomf , cittern , homo raised and lot filled.
In K O < ; rcptir.
TTIOR IlhNT-nou a No. 132 Harrleon stiect. 3
X1 room * , convenient , and In good repair.
Ipoit llKNT-Houso No Its Scott itrect , three
minutes w.lk from 1'iclflc hcuic , 4 room * , eood
well , cistern , etc. JtcJUhon k Co. , 4 t'tail street.
irioK SILK An cTefjant wi8oc7iTii summer roToFC
JL1 SCO acres , It 0 tillable , rail way elation and te < m'
boat landing ; frame home fur hcinettcad ; paulllon ,
wlno cellars , reitaurant , Ice hcuoe , tenement house ,
four cottigcj , barn , Sto fruit trfcu.S actca prnpss ,
cow , horses , 13 1 boats , clo. A fine retort , SCO feet
abovBW.conilnr\cr | , and 120 feet bo\o Ilarilioo
Itwll paj 15.000 n ) car. Addrcsi W. & S. , BBK
offlee , Council IJlulU
FOH HALE Land ! Improved aad unimproved.
If you nant a farm In western Iowa , Kanoag
Nebraska or Dakota , let us hoar from you.
SWAN & WALKHB.
H HALE llouscs. Lot ) and Land. AT" 3
Ptoplicn on , 603 First avenuo.
q o KXCAANO-B 8 , b 9 , b 10 , b 13 nro hotels Indict.
JL orontlocatl ( ng fcr sale or for trade.
BUS , special bargain ! 100 n ImrwcJ farm worth
{ 18,000 , prlro for a short tlmo 816,000 , will tmde
for low pilccd Western lands. Snan & Wtlkcr.
BS01 , ta < ldlery Hardware manufacturlni : cstab-
llihn till itaok and mtchlnery , > aluo $7,000. for
weBtern land Swan & Waiker , ( Jouacll Bluffs.
BS03 , stock rf dry Roods , Kroccries and h nlHare ,
aluc , $5,000 , In an good CAttcrn Nebraska town
or land. Swank Walker.
BSOI , stock of Rcnoral merchandise In n coed
western lena town , aliio 4,009 , wanta an Im
proved f aim In western Iowa , bwjn & Walker.
" > SOS , stock of hardware In Stulon Co , Indiana ,
* for lam ) , \aluo about f4 000. Swim & Walker.
BtOO , new stock of bar w ro In n lho Nebraska
toun for land , YMluo $3,000. Swan & Walker.
B2J7 , Block of sKrlmilturallmpIcmcntaand elicit
hardware , \aluo nbout 8,000. wanta a good I in
trmod farm. Bwan & Walker ,
i 203 , a 810,000 stock of clolhltiff In a good > Vls
I cousin city , 3 in lands and btlanco cash or Im
proved security. Beautiful store room at low rent
Swan & Walker.
B210 , flock of mixed hardware In n IKe western
lonalownfor cheap lands , \ftluo $0,000. Snan
& Walker.
B211 , fine hilck block , rents n ell. in a Iho central
Ia.t nn ono ream occupied with gcncrtletockot
Kooclsniita nn Improved farm , aluc : building
18,000 , Roods $7,000. 8wan& isalker.
B212 stock of boota , shooi hats , capa and clothing
valued S3UK ) , In cue cf the beet towns lu Neb , ,
valued $3,000 for , anda. Swan & Welkcr.
513 , n J3.0CO tloqk of clotHnp. vautaland In
North Western Iowa , for $0,000 , and will pay
dlflcrcncu S nn& Walker.
B214 , an $8,000 blrck of drugs In central tow a for
land. Snail & Waleir.
B21f , another stock nf drupsvoluo from { COO to $700
with store building ai d lot % alue $ SOo In a ( 'coti
t cbrntka lown wants partly Improved land , Swan &
Walker.
TTtoii full particulars , wrlto to or call upon Swan &
JP Walker , It you want to sell , buy , or trade any
thing , lull S. & W. about It. bwan i Walker , Coun
cil Bluffa Iowa
PJA 'PlisfrFQ
U-oAJT ( J 3 J , O ,
Curtains , Oil Cloths ,
Window Shades ,
Linoleums ,
Mattings ,
n
Rugs , Etc. , Etc.
Careful Attention Given to On
of Town Orders.
Upholstery and Drapery Work a
Specialty.
Our stock is the
Largest in the
and Is being continually replenished by
all the latest and choicest novoltloi.
405 Broadway Council Biufis
J. L. JJuBEVOISK.
Wo. 607 Broadway Council Bluffa.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following are tbo tlmss ot the arrival anil do-
psrturo of trulna by oentrtl otandard time , at the
local depots. Tralna leave transfer depot ten rein-
uteu earlier iind arrive ton minutes later.
DEPART. ARIUVH.
cnioaaoand KOBTUWUTIZK.
0:25 : A u Hull and Eipress 8:50'r : M
12:40 : r M Accommodation 4:50 : r u
6:30 : p u Exproaa 0:05 : A u
CHICAGO AUD BOOK ISLAND.
:26 : A M Uall and Kxpresa 0:53 : P u
f:25 : A M Accommodation 6:16 : r M
iSO : r M Ktprees 9:00 : A u
OIICJAOO , WLWAOHIl ASD . rAUL ,
1:20 : 'A M Mi'l and Express B:60 : r M
i:25 : r u Kxprcat 0:06 : A N
cmoAoo. TsDBUNaron AHD qaiHor.
1:60 : A Uiil and Exproea 7:10 : p M
] r Ao aotnui odatlon 2:00 : p u
16 P tUpruui 8:50A :
VABABU , ST. LO01B AHD rACine.
5:15 : r u Local St. Louis Express Local
8:00 : PM Transfer " " Transfer 8:20 : PM
lAHilU CUT , BT. JO * AND OODHCIli ILCrn.
0,0h A H Mall and Exproaa fl:40 : P H
8:16 : r u Express 0:26 : A u
IIOUI OITT ARD FACinO ,
; ? 0 A U Mall for Sioux City 8:50 : r U
; bO p u Expreea for St I'kul D:26 : A u
CMO.N PAoiric.
1:00 : A u Denver Kxpreus 4:35 : r u
1:05 : p M Lincoln Pata O'a & R V 2:36 : P M
7:66 : r M Overland Kif-rcsa 8:30 : A II
DUktUT TRAIMI TO OUAMA.
Leave 'Council 'Bluffs - 8:65-7:55-9:30-10:30- : : : :
1:10 : a. m. 1:80-2:30-8:80 : : : 1:28 : 8:26-0:25- : :
1:16 : p. m. JLeave Omaha 8:25 : 7:26. e60 ! 10
-llilfi a. m 12:60 : 2:00 : 8:00 : 4:00 : 4:66 : 6:66 :
1. Rice M , D.
or other tumors remove J without the
l knife or drawing of Mocd ,
IflRONIC ' ASES ,
OUT thlity jcarspr'ctlca hijwrienoe , Cflco No.
rrn > l btrctt , Council illufftf ,
JACOB SIMS ,
at-Law
Ittorney - -
COUNCIL DLUFIS , IOWA.
Jilt Hull , lutnt 7 nd f , llUfMt'a TH
in ) . V 'D ' | IM'XI r > ! ' M r < i tr
H. SOHURZ.
OTTlVi 07CH AllKKlOifl
OVWT. HLUFFB , TQNVA
TilJE
Standard Typewriter
At the New Orleans Exposition.
' ' e'"yo'RW ' rd c'I'lMl ' > r lncd the various
, M , writing nachlnm , anJ dental by a U
thlrds vote to glie the highest anud to the HRMIVOKW.
. The decliloncf thli J ry w Ignoiedbyth.rommlHooof
w.rJ * , nl other Jurors wctoaJdo
eonititutlcg a new Jury.
* ' M nJ J V ilio crltlc.lly examined the , ,
> arlou ltlcK machines , .nd made the awud ot
firs dm cod .todal , the hlslct , M ard , to the H.M.NOTONSUml.rd . Typo Writer , for Simplicity , dm -
l > IHiy , e so of manipulation and speed. "
* ' r ° POtt ° 'th" ' ' " ' * ' * * * " * " ' * ' " " " * ' ° ' "ld " "lpM 'Or' ' ' lho = " ! n ' > " ' ' " * on
May 20
5. Tlie members of this Jury wcro n ver discharged.
8. No other fury examined tlio KIMIKOTON Standard Tjpo.Wrllor at Now Oilcans.
r. lhc.lKncr.oJtb.iftW.rdftrolioUor ll..nJ . ] lkno 1iBo.itl . m n. TholrnMreMo. Charles
A. Morgan , , . , .cmhe.n . . . are '
m.n.ger of n. 0. Dunn&Co.NowOiUans , La.j Kx-Oovornor 1'rank Dawn
U. 8. commissioner of Knuas , and prtsldcntof the U. S. board of commls.loners.eh.mito . , KaSj Goo A.
Beaten , liq. , stenographer andsicrctaryof the board of U. S. commit soiier * , Columlnu , Ohio.
8. .
rao.mdaillsoflhcscEenllcmcnaiidlhohlstoryot the csntost , which wo aro. prcpMlne
pamplilct fwm , wo will 1 pleitcd to furnish on Bt.pHcatlu , .
The fclloMliiR la tlio report :
The World's Induit.liUt.dCottcnOcnter.id.lExprslllo. . , , No Oiloanj. Jury reprt. Application
No. B ; group fl ; claia ei4. Coniiwlltlon.
The undersigned Jurors In the above entitled class , baUng carefully examined tin exhibit made
ofan ,11 ? " ' ) ' " ' " ' ( ' " " ' ' 'ml 'ielIt.gcxhllitP ' . , concur I , , recommending the aww
tlaE8medalforth ° SUnd&rilT' > llc-'IVr"'or8lu > l'l' ' < = y. .lanWlly , oaseof mw'jmUtlon anJ
speed
Dated thla 0th d y of May , ISS3. ORO DKATON- , - \
UIIAS. A. JIOUQ VN , Wurors :
KHANK BACON , J"ulura.
WIKOKr.SKA.MANS & BKNKDICT , 330 Broadway , Ncw-Yoik.
Chicago OfCic , E8 Madison St.
' O. H. SHOLES , Agent ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Bricfc buildings of any kind raised or moved and sntlsfnction Ruarantood. Frame houi ,
moved on Little Giant trucks , the beat in the world.
W , P. AYLSWORTH.
1010 Mnth Street , Council BluQa
SMITH & TOLLER , ACTS.
LEADING
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 9 Main St. ,
COUKCIL BLUFFS , - - - IOWA.
Complete Line of New Goods Always on Fand.
Norene & Landstrom ,
EPS
Suits to order In latoat utyloa at cheapest possible prices.No.
No. 205 Mam St. , Council Bluff
AND "THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN.
UcRulnr Dinner 11:30 to 1JO ! , 25 cents.
505 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Ihe only all night house in the city. Everything served in firet claw style and on shor
notice. Ilot and cold lunches always ready.
Waves , Langtry and Pompadour Frizzes.Switch
es , etc , , ready made and made to order. Prices
sheaperthan ever. Call and see for yourself ,
MRS. C. X , . GILLETTE.
Formerly MRS. 3. 3. GOODE.
29 Main StreetCouncil BlufF.
tf. J. BWANSON. C. K. SWANSOK
MUSIC CO. ,
Dealers in PIANOS AND ORGANS
onflJcnt of giving
320 15110 AD WAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA y
KIEL BALI STABLES
Keep Horaca and Muloa constantly on hand which
wo will sell In retail or carload Join
I ! Stock Warranted as Reoresented
, S OHLU T K II . K 0r \ \ L K V
Oot. Cth Av. and 4th St. , Council Bluffa.
elta an d A ppai ces , o
AdKNTS WANTKU.
ONLY HOTEL
In Council ISIufTdhiu Ing
ad nil modern Improvement , cell bolls , Ore
alarm belle , to. , t * the
JRESTON HOUSE
NOB. 21B , 217 nd 210 , Mftiu Street.
AX M UN , - PKOWUETOH
os. om w , , M. TDSK
Office : & Pusev.
Council S luffs ,
Established , - 1865
Madame E , J. . Bata ,
Who for th.o rait ID years has been practiblrir
San franclsco li now locattd t No 48 N. flth Htr ,
opputlto uew Opera HnUbO
Uadaao llilctar guaranioea to roetors
28 HAIR OR WHISKERS ,
,
Or to irlto anyone a Imgh rnustatho or brlrtt out fl
no Krowlli i-l hair or board lu from four tonlx wc ki.
rlcoi reasonable n-l - wtl.fv tlon guartuttad ,
0 anreri , deafnu.s andtei'icUlly rheumatUin and
n tuia | gift of ho
ctrcis ,
J r. JE7. Malccar ,
.CouncU Uluils , ! *