Nebraska Newspapers

    6 THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , TUESDAY , SEPTEMBER 1. 1885.
17
TH E DAILY BEE. '
: i < 8QUMCL BLUFFS
TusecUy Morning , September ! ,
Office No. 12 Pearl St.
Delivered by carrier to any part oi the city
or twenty cants a week.
H. W. TILTON. - filUor and Louse.
MINOR MENTION ,
Roller , merchant tailor , for fine goods
The olty council Is to moot next Satur
day night.
F. W. Spetman & Bro. have lost ono of
' their horsoa. Ho died ol colic.
MoAtoo & Fox have sold their builnoaa
to Jo Borwoln and William Baldwin.
The Harmony mission gives a social
this evening In Nate Williams' now res
idence on Stutsman street.
Permit to wed was yesterday given to
E. U. Brighton , of Topeka , Kansas , and
Blanche M. Calkins , of Walnut , this
county.
In the circuit court yesterday a divorce
was granted to Mary E , Stratton , who
claimed that her husband , E. N. Straiten ,
had deserted hor.
To-morron Is the tlmo sot for the
grand union picnic of the Sunday schools
of the city , and all who can should join
in making It a happy day for the llttlo
folks.
The readers of the BEG ehould go and
hoar Miss N clllo Hatcher at the Y. M.
O. A. [ this evening at 8 o'clock. Admis
sion tvronty-fivo cents. Children fifteen
cents.
Sam. Jenkins , who boards at Peter-
oon'a , on Broadway , reports that some
tlmo Sunday night a thief gained admit
tance to his room and relieved his pocket
oi SID.
Wells Oook Is preparing to occupy the
room , No. 5 Pearl street , ns his Insur
ance office. The location Is excellent
and the office a convenient ono for his
purposes ; .
Pace & Schmidt have purchased the
market of J. W. Mlkosoll , at the corner
of Brqadway and Ninth street , and will
maintain the business there as well as In
their old place.
"Sporl" Miller's two boyj , Frank and
El ward , were yesterday sent to the re
form school by order of Judge Aylea-
worth , it appearing that the old nun
cauld do nothing with them ,
Frank Gnanella , Ed Bates , Jim Brad
ley and Charlie Walters wont a fishing
Sunday. They report the total score aa
ono hundred and sixty , and some of them
did not weigh over a pound.
The old buildings next to Keollno &
Felt's on Main street are baiug removed
to make room for Chris Straub'a largo
now block , which he Is to build for Grc-
norog & Sohoontgou , the wholesale
grocers.
Frank Erwln had a narrow escape
from drowning by falling off the bridge
over Spoon hike. It Is reported that Er-
wlu fell oft twice , but he denies this , and
says that It was only once , and that once
van enough , as he got as wet as if ho had
fallen off several times.
J. J. Brown Is to build at once a fine
brick building on Main street , next to
Spatman & Bro's. The work will com-
xnouca at once. It Booms that Council
Bluffs Is Improving and growing , doaplte
the claims of old croakers , who never BOO
anything bright oven in their own city.
Yesterday the work of tearing down
the old court honso waa commenced , and
Boon the building will bo out of danger of
falling down. The work of removing the
old Epiaoopal church will probably begin
to-day. The building will bo placed on
ono of the vacant lots on the opposite
side of tbo street. .
"Black Hen , " In being locked up In
the city jail , was allowed tbo freedom of
the building , Instead of being confined
In the roll. Base Ingratitude was shown
by Improving the absence of the jailer
to play some very dirty tricks on the
office furnltnro and papers. Prisoners
now can expect to have no special favors
shown them by the Irate members of the
marshal's forco. .
Charles L. Bates , eon of Deputy Mar
shal Bates , oelebrated his eleventh birth
day on Saturday afternoon by having a
company of about forty llttlo folks corno
In npon him , the gathering being planned
as a Burprlao to him , The young hearts
were made happy by all sorts of gomes ,
and an abundant supply of refreshments.
The occasion was ajoyoosono.
The cemetery injunction case still takes
up the time of the circuit court , with a
good prospect of hanging'on Indefinitely ,
Yesterday's proceedings were very dreary ,
the only bit of onllvonmont being a little
war cf words between two of the attor
neys , in whloh one of them came near
tbs line over whloh hangs tha penalty of
contempt of court.
L , 0. Baldwin , George Drake , and
other well known stockmen , who ought
to know , declare that the diieaao whloh
li causing such trouble with the cattle
In this county , la nothing more nor leas
than the Toxai fever. The doctors are
itlll keeping up their eliminations and
dissections , and do not saom fully de
cided.
Col. Whlttloioy his resigned his posi
tion as editor of the Eagle , and his been
succeeded by J. 0. Hoyne , who la a new
comer here , but who has long editorial
experience on eastern papers , and Is said
to boa Rontleman of high etanding In
journalistic circles where ho la known.
F. R. Nugent , who baa hid charge of
the circulation of the Globe , haa also
joined the Eiglo force as circulator and
rustler fcr items.
Lodge No. 1 , Switchmen' * ) Brother-
licod , ia to glvo HJ first aunuil ball In
Gannlughatu's hall In Omaha , on the
evening of September 1C. Arrangements
I MiUiUUHr/
rme been made for running ever |
an onglno and two passenger
oDaohcs to accommodate these who desire
to attend from thU side. There Is every
Indication that there wlllba an unusually
and happy tlmo , and there will
donbtless bo n largo number in attendance
from hero.
F , A. Sprague will look after the In *
torests of the Sandwich m nufastnrlng
company at the state fairs at Lincoln and
Dos Molnes , The company will make a
rory fine exhibit at each of thcso fairs ,
and will In some lines h&vo the best
showing to bo soon In the west without
donbt , notably In power ehollors , of
whloh the company is among the old cot
and best known manufacturers.
John Teeter , John Campbell and
David Lyons were fined in the police
court yesterday for being too drank to
bo at large , The last named claimed
that ho had got drank in Omaha and
that aomo way ho got over on this sldo
by the "Unmpty Damply" tralo , as ho
called It , and that ho had boon robbed
olthor in Omaha or Council Blnffi , ho
could not tell whloh , for , as ho frankly
acknowledged , ho was too drunk to know.
The now evening paper came very near
getting a good start yesterday. Several
trato cltizans whoso private characters
had boon ruthlessly attacked wont to the
office with the avowed intention of get
ting justlco , or threshing the editor.
Luoklly for the public there had boon so
many changes In the editorial force of
one , that the paper waa not given the
notoriety it has boon sighing for , there
not proving to bo any responsible editor
to whip.
The saloon moa , or rather aomo of
them , do not propose to submit to the
now method of whipping the devil around
the dtump , and propose to fight the cases
brought against thorn for keeping open
after 11 o'clock at night. The purpose
of thoao uultn Is to force them to pay the
required license of $25 a month , the pol
icy being to worry these who refuse or
neglect to pay nntll they will submit for
the aako of peace. If they fight thoao
cases , as they now threaten , the city may
conclude that if the saloon men will
neither pay Hcanw or obay police regula
tions , they hid hotter bo abut up alto
gether.
There was a lively tlmo caused In WIes
& Clausen's ntoro yesterday ay an Irate
woman. She had sent her llttlo girl to
the atoro to got some potatoes , and they
being out of the kind wanted , ono of the
clerks insisted on retaining the basket
which the llttlo girl bad , and which bare
the name of the firm , proving to his mind
that the basket was ono belonging to the
store. The woman , on being Informed
by her llttlo girl , proceeded to the store
with blood In her eye , and she talked so
loud and BO hot that for the sake of psaco
ono of the firm handed her tha basket ,
whereupon aho proceeded to elap him
over the head witb U. One of the clerks
then ordered the woman to go , and ai
aha did not feel inclined to go before aho
got a good ready , the clerk taok hold of
her arm end showed her the way out.
Els grip loft black and blue spots on her
arm , and aho has now filed a complaint
against him for assault and battery , and
proposes to finish the fight In court.
Dr. Wes , Eye , E r and Throat
specialist , Room 5 , Everett black.
Road.
To olojo ont the old stock we make the
following low offar on Pianos and Organs :
Webtor upright piano , style 1 § 290
11 ' 2 345
u .1 i > _
3 375
Ohaso " " B 225
"rquaro grand" " 7 250
Western Oottsge organ , " 4 50
Call or address Maollor Mujlo Com
pany , 103 Main street , Council Bluff * ,
Iowa.
Homo Score.
The Athletics and a nine of express
men had a base ball contest on Sunday , In
which the Athlotlcj were defeated badly ,
the following being the score :
Expressmen Ooohran 1 , Sharp 2 , Foot
2 , Graves 3 , Andy Hill 3 , Anderson 3 ,
McOanlloy 3 , Rogers 2 , Klmball 1.
Total , 20.
Athlotlcj ROROM 1 , Bayard 1 , TioV-
nor 1 , Blorwlno 0 , Noble 1 , J. Oliver 1 ,
G. Oliver 0 , Groan 0 , Graham 2.
Total , 7.
Entortntamout.
of the Young Men's Christian Association
will bo hold this evening at 8 o'clock , at
hall , corner Main a treat and Broadway.
Admission 25 cents , children 15 cents.
FKOailAUMK.
1. InitrumenUl muaia .
Master Budollot. Matter Tulleva.
MIsa Weicott.
2. Heading . Briar Hose ,
Mies Hatcher.
3. Heading . Money Miulc.
Mlis llntcher.
4. Song Male Quartette .
Messrs Ferris , Weacott , tfitcli and
Hpooner ,
6. Heading . Robert of Sicily.
Mrs. H. M. Sears.
6. Recitation . Miss Hatcher.
TAUT II.
1. Recitation . Tne Fainter of Seville.
Ml a Hatcher.
2. Instrumental Music .
J Master Uadollet. Mailer Tulloys.
Mies Woecott.
3. Pantomime.
4. Reading . Tom's Little Star.
Miss Hatcher.
5. Song Male Quartette .
Meiara Ferris , Weacott , 1'ttch and
Sponer ,
ELEGANT WEDDIN0 AND STYLISH PAUTV
Stationery , the finest and most complete
line ever brought to the city now at
rnvoa's BEE JOB OFFICE ,
Invitations , Program * , Rograta , Calling
Cards , etc. ,
TUB LATEST STYLES ,
and In quantities to suit.
Alee a beautiful line of
ENdlUYED FOLDEK8 AND CARDS.
Call and see them. All-ciders filled
promptly , and the work trill bo euaran-
cod to equal tbontooV.
Workers with metals generating elec
tricity o oaped the cholera of ' 49. Then
USB our electric belts. Judd & Smith ,
Council Bluff * . Agents wanted.
OPENING FIEST AVENUE ,
The Project HuTlTccl with Trospccti
of Sncccis ,
The talk la being revived ooncornlng
the opening of itfrtt avenue from Main
to Bancroft streets , and It seems now
that with due generosity and judicious
management the enterprise can bo car *
ried to a successful completion. It la es
timated that the work will cost about
$5,000 , but the property owners In situ
atlon to receive come of the advantages
of the improvement , nro aaid to bo will
ing to give $2,000 , BO that the expense
to the city would bo materially reduced.
The block la a long ono , and thera has
been much Inconvenience experienced for
years , especially to the business honaos ,
who have had to Bond their teams arcane
the block to got goods in and out
The enterprise now nocnu to bo
waiting the action of only a few of thi
Interested parties , and it is said that 1
they show the same generosity ns ha
been shown by othora , the achemo irll
carry. It la conceded that this otroo
should have boon opancd long
ago , when it could have bcon
done for comparatively nothing
but now the question Is ono which in
volves considerable property , and rach
year makoa It a more difficult and costly
enterprise to handle. It looks very on
conraglnp ; now , unless some ono holds on
with the hope of forcing the payment o
aomo round sum for their property or for
damages or something of that sort.
NEOLA SEWS ,
A. Mayor Fined lor DIsturblnK the
Pence of His Own Town ,
Mayor Lovell , of Noels , seems to thlnl
that the quickest road to fame is to fol
low in the footsteps of aomo of the ethc
domocratlo mayors in larger cities , and ao
the other day ho sought to put down the
whlaky business , and apparently tried to
put down too mush of it at one session
Ho got Into a loud bat bloodless altorca ,
tlon with some of the citizens , and waa
arrested on the charge of disturbing the
peace. Ho pleaded not guilty , am
showed duo reicntmont for this Instil
offered to a man who occupied the posi
tion of chief magistrate of his municipal
Ity , but ho had ao far cooled down thai
when tbo case was called before Justice
Rlloy Clark yesterday morning , ho with
drew his former plea and enld ho waa
guilty , throwing hlmiolf on the leniency
of the court. A nominal fine of ono dollar
lar and coats waa Imposed. Mike Hag
orty , a prominent cattle man , and Jo
Hamilton , the proprietor of the Union
honso , were alao up for their part In the
dlaturbauco of tha peace , and they wora
given a like fine , a dollar each. The
justice shop la henceforth to bo known aa
niloy Clark's dollar store , and If ho koept
on getting In so attractive goods ho will
continue to have crowds to inspect the
stock.
The race announced to take place al
the driving park yesterday afternoon did
not come ofl , one of the gentlemen Inter
ested declining to go on. At least § 70 (
waa up on the result. All outside bete
wore declared off , but the pu o ia helc
In dispute.
On Thursday evening next , at the
Methodist church parlor * , the ladles wll
jlvo a neck-tie social. Gentleman at
tending will purchase nock-ties , which
nill bo on sale , and will take the lady
laving the correspondingpattorn of apron
to supper. Everybody Invited.
PERSONAL.
John Lindt has gone to Logan on lefja
business ,
H. J , Chambers , the county recorder , is
again on duty , after being kept out of his
office for several days by illness.
Glint Byora , who has been at Avoa the
; he past two weeks , looking after J. M. Phil
ips' boot and shoe house there , has returned
W. L. Mtnton baa returned from his visit
to his old home in Weatfiold , N. Y , , and ia
back in his old position with the Mueller
music company.
J. E. Loaman , who has been visiting his
Brother , N. E. Loaman , for the past two
months , left yesterday over the Bock Island
for his home in Pennsylvania.
E. B. Eoagland , who his been keeping
jioks for Wirt & JJuquetto , has resigned that
loaltlon , and goes to Pdru , Ills , , with the in
tention of associating himself In business with
lis father , and travelling on the road.
Jimmle Gregg , a nephew of John Temple-
ton , started yesterday for his home in Ne
braska City , going as far aa PacIBc City , and
stopping there with J. M. Templeton , who
came up hero to spend Ban Jay with his Coun
cil Bluffs friends.
0. L. Cocke to-day moves to this city from
Omaha , where he has been employed the past
Four years In Faloonor'd dry goods store. He
takes a like position hero with Oocko & Mor
gan , of which firm his brother , W. D. Cotke ,
Is senior member.
Substantial abstract of title and real
estate Icons. J. W. and E. L. Squire ,
102 Pearl street.
Rsady for the PJcnio.
All arrangements for the united Sun
day Bchool picnic were completed last
evening. The following have been a fl
eeted to'net aa manuals :
Grand marshal B. R. Ball.
Preabtorlan Sunday school F. D.
Hoagland.
Congregational W. B. Somers.
BaptUt E. Irons.
Second Baptist J , A. Sorenz.
L. 0. A , mlaiion 0. R Officer.
llaUway mlaalon J. N , G. Wlllo.
Hall mlaslon J. H. Love.
Harmony mlaalon A , B. Howe.
Tenth street mlaslon Prof. MoNoug-
ton.
Sixteenth street mission A. Over *
ion.
ion.Bands
Bands of music will bo in attendance
and at least 1,200 , children will bo in
Inc. They wJll meet at tha park at 9
o'clock , and thera receive badges.
HAPPENINGS ,
The A. 0. H. will meet In Burlington
next year.
Grasshoppers are raiding the potato
ields In Wapello county.
The advance ogent of the salvation
army has arrived In DivenpDit
Frank S. Gates was run over and cute
o pieces by a Midland ( rain near Lyons.
The present corn crop of the state is
Ikely to be the largest ani the best over
mown.
The total state tohool land on whloh
interest Is apportioned teml-annu&lly Is
at the present onto $4,031,338 21.-V ; * , . &
Miss Kltllo Williams , nineteen yea
old , daughter of oxMayorYllllams , of
Oedar Falls , was butnod to death ,
her clothing taking fire from a gasoline
stove.
The town of Snmmcnot Is nndor
water , the two days' rain having caused
an unprecedented rlio In the river. Sev
eral buildings were washed array Mon
day.
day.Frank
Frank Turnoso and Fred Pushoo ,
Mason city boys of 13 and 15 , played
with an old musket , with the usual re
sult. Pushoo received a fatal wound In
the breast.
The men who hired a horse ani baggy
at Tras's livery stable In Independence ,
lit n short drive , three weeks ago , were
returned Tuesday In care of officers from
Brjnn , Ohio.
Fred McGrcor , n native Hawkeye , la
astonishint ; the cltlzsns of Musojtlno , the
town of his birth , with masterpieces of
rapid landscape painting. The young
artltt Is but 10.
Near Jefferson on Wednesday Charles
Hanlcy was approached by his brother ,
Chris , for wages duo him. Charles drew
his gun Instead of his purse and shattered
both of Christopher's shins
A grand reunion of eld soldiers uf
Shelby , Audnbon and Carroll counties Is
to be htld at Manning September 14.
Col. Kentlcy , of Council Bluffs , will nd
dress the gathered veterans.
The 3-yoar-old daughter of Nowlon
Waggoner , of Brighton , Washington
county , while leaning over the low curb
ing of a well to got a drink , fell into the
well and was drowned , on Tuesday last.
There will bo a regimental reunion of
the Fifth Iowa Volunteer Infantry at
Tlptou , Oedar county , thp evening of
the 17th of September , 1885 , at the oc
casion cf the Eastern Iowa Veteran as
sociation reunion.
A now Piojbytotltm church at Carroll ,
has jnet boon dedicated free from debt
which hat a novel arrangement for the
acooiutnotintlon of babies. The corners
of the auditorium are curtained off , and
behind each are cradles and rocking-
chairs.
Judge J. K. Johnson , of the Marion
county district court , sentenced ljotcr
Van dor Worf , Henry Van dor Werf and
Cornelius Teem to thirty-five years each
In the penitentiary , the sentence cover
ing the crimes of burglary and attempted
murder.
The 7-year-old daughter of M. Gurndr ,
of Dubuqao , was attacked by a vicious
dog on Tuesday , and but for byatandora
would have been killed. Her face pro-
seuta a horrible appearance and the will
disfigured for life. The brute was
ordered shot.
The churches and religious papers In
the state are up in arms against Whiting ,
the democratic candidate for governor ,
and threaten to paralyze him before the
campaign la half over. Whiting while In
the state sonata was the chief advocate
of a bill to tax church property.
Thieves and burglars have became so
numerous In Dos Moines as to call out a
proclamation from the mayor authorizing
the olty polio ? , both special and regular ,
to halt and compel all citizens found on
the stroota after the hour of midnight to
satisfactorily identify themselves.
The third bl-sunial reunion of the
Thirty-second Iowa will bo hold at Hamp
ton , September 24th and 25th. Reduced
rates on railroads and at hotels. The
people of Hampton , where Company H
was enlisted , will make It ploaaant for all
who coma. All will bo fully repaid for
their time and expense.
A Dabuqno glil who had been absent
from home aome months , returned at the
request of her parents , who had secured
for their daughter employment In the
city. The returning daughter surprioed
her parents by bringing with her a young
Infant , which so enraged thorn that they
fell npon and beat the erring girl In a
moat cruel manner.
The will of Rev. Father Brazil ) , late
parish priest of Dea Moiuos , bequeaths
his real catato In Polk county to the
church , his chalice and library ,
to hla nephew , Fr. Halllhan ; hie
of the Dublin Review to Fr. Llnohan
of Sioux City. $1,000 each to his two
nieces , $5,000 to St Ambrose hospital ,
Dea Molnea , and mjll bequoata to hla
faithful Borvantr.
The Mew Tork
PLUMBING CO'Y.
552 Broadwav ?
Council Bluffs , Iowa
SANITARY
HYDRAULIC
fl
JLIC and PRIVATE
SYSTEMS of SEW
ERAGE , WATER
WORKS and VEN
TILATION design
ed and constructed.
PLUMBINGwork
in all its branches.
This comnanv have
one of the best assort
ed stocks oi plumb
ing goods in tlie west.
Estimates furnish
ed.
ed.Harry
Harry Birkinbine >
NEW YORK ,
PLUMBING CO'Y [
552 BROADWAY.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Telephone No , ST.
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE. Opeolal a , TI > ! MB D raa at tori
found , To Loan , Foi Bale , To Ren Waota , Board-
'UK ' , to. , will to latertM to thll Column at Iht loir
Mil ol TEN CENTS PER LINE lor th Bnt IsMrtlOB
ind FIVE OXNT8 PER LINK lor each tnbaoqntnt In-
strtlon. T nroadrtrtlomenti at oar offioe , No. It
Peail ttrott near Btoaditav
WAHTS
IOR fiALn-Houjcs lot * and lind. A. J , Stcphcn-
& . ' ton , tC3 Klrit Avcmit , Council Bluff *
W'ATritn Good canvasser for citr work : good par
to right mm. Knquiro at 823 Broad * tj. J.
A , Powers , manager.
JT'ORRiwr ' A U room homo , ten mlnntei walk
X1 from butlccia , chj water , well and cUtorn. For
toil cheap.
FOR RUT-NO. ItO Harrison ( treat , three rooms.
McllAliox * Co.
i Foail sttect.
AltANol eiriotlciico wants to purchne an Inter
Mt ln r } liiR hardware business. Address
A , B. , Dan offlct , Council Bluffi.
FOK SM.S , FOR ntCNT OH EXCHANGE.
NO. 63 Ftr sale or rent , on very liberal terms.
Tee Coun-ll E luffs Parcr Mill , complete , with
Uio hrfto boarding homo and Ihtoo acres of ercund.
No. SO AJbu lncmiiro ; ) > erty In Cherokee , Chcrokco
ocuntT. Iow > , willtiado for western landr , Yalae
lOutlCCO.
Mo. 89 A botutltol hn-no In the town ol Hastings ,
tllllt county , Iowa , for Nobr 1ia land. Value , $3,600.
Ho. 41 A Rocil butlncss ptopeity and a'ao a oooj
rceldenco property In th toivn ol Chcnro. HoLoin
county , III. , low down br cish or will eictmngo lor
woitcrn land ; .
Vo 179 A pjilcnJId farm , well ImrmnoJ , 6(0 ( acre )
In Dickinson county , Ion a , joining the tcmn of Eplrlt
Lako. Price , for ftchott time ; $35 per aero.
1 No. 184 to 137 Are lour Improved farms In Phillip *
county , Kansaf , c oa with & small tncumbranc .
The cqultas will bo exchanged for unlncumbcrod
wild landln Nebraska.
No. 1(3 460 acroo In Holt county , Neb , , partly
Improved , at a big bargain. Hftnls to exchange for
merchandise.
No. 64 A fine two ptory bilck rtel denco , coo ot
tbobeit locations In Council llluds , nl'l ' trade for
zood unlncumborcd KacsuorNebraiiR lands. Va'ue
tia too.
No f > 5 aud 11 Are two oilier beautiful homes In
Council Bluffs , which oath payment will buy at n
brrjaln.
No. 6(1 ( A beautiful suburban tooitlon la Iowa
Citv , Io a , wllloxchaDgo for wtstcra lands. Value
, .
The above are only n few of our special largalns.
It TOU'AO got any thlngtto trade I or cell , or ant to
toll any roil estate cr morrhandlic , wrlto ui Wo
hare eovortlgcoJ etcckg of cooJs to trade for lands ,
SWAN & WALKER ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
E , Eice M. D ,
H A HHPD ° r other tumors remove J without th
UilH UDflU , knlfo or drawing ot blood.
CHRONIC -DISEASES ,
Over thirty years prictlcn expnlenof. OfSco o
11 , 1'eatl street , Council Bluffs
/2TCoLBultatlon free ,
Our buyer writes from New
York that lie lias purchased the
Largest and Choicest Line of
AND-
Ever Shown in this city. These
goods are now arriving daily and
we tespectfully invite everybody
to call and see them.
Oil Cloths ,
Linoleums ,
Mattings
OF ALL KINDS.
Window Shades ,
Cornice Poles
Etc , , Etc
AT POPULAR PRICES
ouncilBloffs Carpet Co
405 Broadwav.
( roa BALI BT |
S. A. PIERCE , !
100 Main tit. , Council Bluffs
Ketall Boot aud Bhoo eloro where bigSbargilns can
ilnajg be lounJ.
In Council Bluffs having
IrTIIRIE ]
A.nd all modem Improvements , call bells , Cie
Alarm bolls , etc. , is tbo
CRESTOH HOUSE
Nos. 21D , 217 and 210 , Main Street.
MAX niIN " %
, - PHOPRIBTOB
&JESSON8 GIVEN
OK TUB
Piano and Organ ,
iy Mies Fannie Westoott , Organlet ; nt the
L'resbytorian cburch. llesldence COS Wasb-
ngton Ave ,
,
f AC tHU SIMS ,
iitorney - alLaw
COUNCIL BUNTS , 1 WA.
Standard Typewriter
At the Wow Orleans Exposition .
t The Jury of awardi critically examined tha various writing machines , and decided by a
thirds Vote to giro the highest tnard to
. The dedilon cf jury nai Ignored by the committee otftwirdi , and other Juron w roa3ds
eonitllutln new nry.
8. This icrond Jury ilio ollictlly examined the various wilting machine * , and made the awtrd ol a
flrtt chsi gold modal , the hlchojt award , to the numiorON SUndird Typo Wilt r , lor "simplicity , dnn-
blllty , cato ot manipulation and tpccd. "
i. Taeuport of Ihlsjory was made , delivered to and receipted for by the eoamilttso of awiidioa
May 20.
20.E.
E. The members of this Jury nero n m discharged.
9. No other Jury examined the IUMIXOTON Standard Tjjio.Wilter at New Orleans.
7. Ihe signers of tb.s awtrd arc honorable and well known gentlemen. Their a hlrcMoi are Cha
A. Morgan.Fiq. , icuthein manager oflt. 0. Dunn & Co. , Now Orleans , la. ; Kx-aoromor Frank Baci
U. 8. commissioner of KaniM , and president ol the U. 8. boAtdof commlailoners , Chinuto , Has ; Oeo. A.
Doaton , Keq. , 8tcncgrM > her ind etcrttarjol the board of U. a commliuouott , Columbia , Ohio.
8. The afRdarlla of these gentlemen and the blitory ol tha contest , whloh wo are preparing
pamphlet form , wo will bo pleased to furnUh on application.
The following Is the report :
The World's Induitrlil and Cotton CentcmiblExpcsltlon , Now Oilcans Jury report. Applloatlo
No. 815 ; group fl ; dm Oil. Competition.
The nndorslgnod Jurors In the aboio entitled claw , having cuiefully examined the exhibit made
E. Hotnln ton A. Sens , lllriiNiv York , tn < ] Ml competing exhibit ) , concur In recommending the
of a Out clats mcd the Standard TjpMVrlter , lor simplicity , tdurablllty , case of manipulation.
pood. y
at d 1 10th day of llay , 1885. OKO. BEATON , }
CIIA8. A. MOHOiN , > Jurors ;
KHANK BACON , )
WlKOr ,3 AMANS A BENEDICT , 3SO Broadway , New totk.
Chicago Office , 8 Madison Bt
O , H.SHOLES , Agent ,
Council Bluff' ? . Iowa
W. P. AYLSWOKTH
Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved and BntlBtnction gunrantood , Frame bout
c\cd on Little Giant trucks , the boat ia the world.
W. P. AYLSWORTH.
1010 M in th Street , Council BluHi
± ±
AND "THE ENGLISH1' KITCHEN.
Regular Dinner 11:3O to 1:30 , Ii5 centB.
Broadway , Council Bluffs.
The only all night house in the city , Everything served in first cltai style and on shot
notlco , Hot and cold lunchoa alwnya ready.
J PHILLIP !
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Employ DO traveling agents , thus saving their ' 'onses to customers.
Agent for Para Hubber Company. Write for pnc B ,
413 Broadway , Council Biu , a
DYING AND CLEANING WORKS.
Gentlemen's Clothing Cleaned , Dyed and Ilepaired , Ladies' Drosaoa Cleaned and Dyed
without rlppinc. Flumes Cleaned , or Colored any Shade , to Sample Silks , Velvets , and
Laces Cleaned , Dyed and Kofiniahed. Lace Curtains neatly cleaned ; 29 Main St , , Council
Bluffs , opposite Post office.
office.F. . JS. PA.TTON , Manager.
N , J. SwANSON. 0 , E. SWANBON
8WANSON MUSIC CO. ,
Dealers in PIANOS AND ORGANS
And all kinds of musical 1mtrumenta. Pianos ind orrona sola on the Icst&IIment fl&n. Muilctl nstru-
mcntsof e ery description tuned mid repaired. Uauii ? over 14 jears oijwrlcnoo In the business wo 11 tJ !
confident ot giving tbo best ol satisfaction. Ilcmcmbcr the placo. Sign of the gilt organ
320 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Keep Horses and Muloa constantly on haud which
\v o will eoll In rotnll or carload lota
All Stack Warranted as Renresented
holeaale and retail dealers in Drain end Baled Hay , Frlcoarc-
eonnblo Dalle/action / Ouuutccd.
t A SOWLEY
Oor. 5th Av , and 4th St. , Council Bluffs.
Office Pusev.
Council Bluffs , lo-wa.
Established , - 1865
nee M.W. IirUflE !
J. L.
Ho. CO ? Brosdwc ? Oaanoll
COUNCIL BLDFKS.
TItt follovrtDg arc the times ol ( ho trrlral on j d .
arturt ol trims by central ttandaril time , al the
otal depoli. TriUnlouro transfer depot ten mtn >
ateo euller and arrlre ton minatoi Utor.
DSriRT ,
9:25 A u Mail and Eqiroe *
2:10 : r u Accommodation : K > r u
6:30 : r 11 JKxprosa B.OS A H
0010100 AID HOOK HL1HD ,
: J6 A II Mall and Eiprew 0:63 : r H
; 16 A M Aoooramodatloa 6:15 : r M
; 80 f u Ifxoreei [ 9,00 A H
OlimaO. UIlWAUtH A B IT , MDl.
1:20 : A M Ma'I ' and Kxpitai 0.60 f M
i:25 : r l < Kxprou 9.02 A it
wioAoo , loaunoroB An qomor.
:45 : A H Mall And KzpreM 7:10 : r li
.80r H AtconiuioUaUoa S W r 11
: I6 r M E-.pn < 6:50 : A u
WIBUD , r. LOUII AVD rinno.
? :15 : r u Lccil Si. Louij Kxpreu Local
S.OO r H Trantfer * * ' * TranHfiir fl : QApu
KAMA * NrTi BT , ? OI AXD OOVKOUi JWrTB.
0:10 : A M JUII and Kxprout TM r u
8.01 r 11 Kxprcai O.U A u
li oui oirr AND rituno
: ! 0 A u SUII for Sioux City B/,0 Y M
:80 : r u KVIM lot St I'ul B:26 : A u
U.MON rAcirir ,
,1:00 : A u Darner Exprcn < : M r H
1OT r U Lincoln Pa ; Om & R V ! :8i : ! M
7:56 r II Overland x | < r * 8.80 A M
DUIIIir TRUSS TO CWilli ,
Loire ' Council Bluffi - fl.65-7:65-S.SO-10SC- : :
liO : a. in. i o-Z : o-8So-i:23-6-a.-2&- : : :
Ili5 : p , m. Leave Omaha :25-7:25-b60-10- : !
-11:16 : a m , 12(0-S00-8.oo-i ; ; o-ieO-te5 : :
. SOHUEZ.
ticeoftiie
ornca oven AMHIUOAJI CXPRKSB
WELLS COOK.
General Agent at Large ]
" SAFETY FUND SYSTEM , "
HAETFOBD
Life and Aimuitv Ins. Co
BBANCH WKBTKKN DKPOT , 22 PKAEI , STREET
OOUNOII BLUFFS ,
Hair Goods
Waves ,
[ Frizzes ,
SivitcJicSf JEtc.
HAIR GOODS ,
Qliampooiny ,
Hair Drcasiny
And Cutting *
HAIE GOODS ,
Banga Cut Pnmjwdour , Langtry or
otberstylfs.
All kinds of Hair Goo'H ' nmd to
ojdor at the old stand of Mrs. J. J.
Good , who ia now
Mrs C. L. Gillette ,
SO Ma'n ' gfc. Council Bluffr ,