0 OMAHA DAILY J3EE , SATURDAY , OCTOBER 24 , 1885.
THE DAILY BEE ,
COUNCIL" BLUFFS ,
KATUHDAY MOKNIW. DOT , 8-J ,
orricni HO. la r ari street.
l'-liVTf 1 itf < ' < uri 'r In any part of llin clly nt
Inmly < mill' r T wotk.
JI , W , TiM ox , - - -
M1X011
Go to Hliss lo-tluy.
Jfaltcr , Uio tailor , for fnll good * ,
'Jo-ilny's attractions will bo nt Bliss' .
A line illspluy of twllcrn ImU and bon
nets to-day nt 'HHsHr.
Tlic city council Is to Incnt lo-nltflit to
olfict iv liru ( ilitaftnin , or maku unolliur nt-
tempt at It.
"J'ho Indies of tlio itnrninnj' mission
prwo nn njo.v llo ) dime Foc-ial nt tlio res *
woncc of J. Al. Palmer hint evening.
J , W. Dcrkfun , who mnMenly went
out of business hero , is now * aid to bo
running n barber shop in Sun Dlugo , Cal
ifornia.
The cnptnin ami tr.n of the Onmhn pa
trolmen attiitiiluil the policemen's ball
linro , ami ? < pie sed themselves UH enjoyIng -
Ing it greatly.
Tlicvo seems to bo a scnrnity of i-oal In
the ciily , and iliMilnr.s are delivering with
enntion lest their xtooli .should run short
Ijofoni itcitn be replenished.
Kcv. J. Mik will preach at the Union
chapel on Harmony street tomorrow at
: iHO : p. in. , and at tinA. . M. E. ehnruh on
Williams street at 7-.IW p. in.
. The Young Polka * Social union of the
.Presbyterian church were entertained
hint evening at the rciildcnco of Air. and
Airs. K. jMooruliouso , at the head of Frank
street. '
C. M. Witt , wlto was complained of for
celling oil in Mindcn which had not been
properly inspn'.ied and marked , has
given bonds for his appearance before
Jtmlice Krainey next Monday.
Il is said. thnt instead of reaping a good
benefit from I heir annual hall the police
men wilt only a little more than pny ex
penses. Many of the leading business
men and citizens are said to have 'de-
tilincd to purchase tickets.
Services In the Congregational ulmrcli
to-morrow morning and evening. Morn
ing Kiibjeet ; "Individiiiil responsibility. "
] Cveiiing : "A most important question. "
At. the cfopuof the evening sermon liftecn
jninutes will bo spent in prayer and con
ference. A general invitation is ex
tended.
Mr. C. J. Heokman yesterday received
MH Jettor.s patent on his new invention for
fastening cornice poles , posts in railings ,
etc. The invention is very ingenious
and Kim pic , and can bo used in a variety
t ways , and it is thought that it will
prove a valuable one.
Air. liownian has been appointed dis
bursing agent for the government at this
point , in addition to his position as post
master. This is as it was with Armour.
he having been the disbursing agent , and
having the custody of the funds needed
here lor the new government building.
The saloon injunction cases are to come
up in the United States circuit court at
Des .Monies next Tuesday morning. Mr.
J. N. lialdwin will represent the saloon
men , and Mr. Jacob Sims the prohibi
tionists. The result of the contest at
each step is watched with interest hero.
The policemen have had orders not to
give any items to reporter * , anil thai the
mayor miiht be their only eoniidant.
Tins , with the help of having cadi mem
ber of the force except two stockholders
in the mayor's Hunt-mill , does not pro-
vent-the newspapers of the city from get
ting the news and some news which is
not agreeable to his honor to have made
public.
To-morrow is the time set for the
change of postmasters hero , Tom How-
man going in , and J'hil Armour going
"
out. "Mr. Howman says he will not make
any changes in the force at present , nn-
less compelled by the resignation of the
employes themselves , lint flint whatever
changes are made will be made gradual
ly and carefully , so as not to lessen the
ellicione'y > > ( the service.
Jn the superior court the case of the
. Western Cottage Organ company against
J. Mueller promises to take up a week or
more \et. The accounts cover quite a pe
riod of time , and transactions which foot
up nearly a quarter of a million dollars ,
on which a balance is claimed of about
$ J2.000. There are so many items and
snob a volume of entries to examine that
it is slow work , and will take a long lime
to develop into a true balancing of ac
counts.
Tho. young HOII of Jonathan Kerns , of
Lyons township , met with a Verv " painful
and dangerous accident Friday. H was
alone in the house at tins tinm and it is
supposed was playing with a gnu car
tridge which by some means was ex
ploded , the metalic part entering his
bowels , making a frightful wound from
which the intestines protruded. After
the accidcntlholad walked sonic di8tam < o
to a neighbor's where he was cared for
and medical aid at once summoned. The
lad lias since died of his injuries. Mai-
ycrn Leader.
In t/nstico Schnr/'sconrtthotimoof the
jndgo , a jury , several lawyers and a
number ot witnesses has been taken up
for two days in the reaching of some de
cision in the case of two boys , little fel
lows , who had some trouble arising from
one boy throwing clods of dirt at the
other. To spend so much time and
enuse so much expense over such a
trivfal matter scorns nonsensical. A re
turn to the old method of spanking the
Tioyyho was at fault and a settlement of
thodillicnlly at the home fireside. would
lie a relief to tlio Uix payers ami to the
courts.
The work on the Indian creek sewer
ditch , or whatever it may be called ,
ueems to have got into a badly muddled
condition as regards linances , ami the
contractor , Mr. Vincent , was informed
by telegraph that unless he should re-
fiiune tlmvork yesterday with a full
force , the contract wouhf bu annulled.
llo appeared yesterday with a few men ,
nml after talking over the matter with
the olllcials it was decided that if he
would do what ho could right away , the
city would allow him until the lirst of
November to get a full force at work.
The attention of the sewer committee
was yesterday called to the fact that in
constructing the Hryant Mreel hewer the
man holes and drops went so luring ar
ranged as to leave the bottom ot the
drops at the MIIIUI love ) as 1 1m bottom of
thitKcwcr , instead of being lower , to as
to catch deposits. It ia evident that the
Bowunigo nytiUmi cannot b watched too
closely , for when the work is 0111:0 : done
it is hidden from sight and any defects
cannot be discovered until something
happens like the choking up of the Man *
croft streft sewer , ami then It Is everlast
ingly ton late , the only remedy to be se
cured involving great additional e.\-
ponso. *
CoUngo ranges , ( Jnrland stoves , Ka-
dluiit 1 lumen and Hub heaters of tlm verv
latest patterns at bed rock prices , tit
Coojwr & McUce's , No , 41 Alain olruut ,
For hardware ami honso fiirnfthngs ,
pel prices of Cooper tt Mclit'o , No11
Wain street , .
Kxl.lbltlou AnMie
Lndius , go to niiss' and sue the display
of French pattern hats.
Qors-RMt Ktyle.
Tli < ciiwt : inl | nobbv Mvles in hats
\vil ! b ills ) 'ay-iil to-day at
'SAVING-SIM !
Big Crowds , Much Enthusiasm , anil Many
Conceits at tlie Harrison Meetings.
THE COLLISION OF TWO TRAINS.
8mnlNSIr.c < l lltu-RlnHcH Tlio Very
Bail Knillnj ; of n Flash Youn
Alan A Damage
Halt.
Kevlvnl Scenes.
The Muthnilibt church is now crowded
every night with attendants upon the
revival services there in progress under
the charge of Kev. Thomas Harrison ,
known as "tho boy preacher. " He is far
from being a boy , but ho preserves his
youthful appearance , anil with n smoothly
fchavcn face and close cut hair , pompa
dour fashion , he looks at a distance very
much like n boy , his figure being slight
ami his complexion fair. A closer approach
preach reveals .some of the marks of
mature age , and the cares and tolls of
life have left their impress , lie has a
happy smile on his face most of the time
and ho in as restless as a newly caged
bird. In his exhortations he has a pecu
liar manner of drawling out some of his
words , and perhaps the very next utter
ance will he snapped off as though hit by
lightnfng , He has also a habit of re
peating a question over and over again ,
with various comments between these
repetitions. He starts out , for instance ,
with the query , uttered with much force
and vigor , "Are you converted y" ami
then making a remark or two as to what
he means by conversion , repeals the
query , " /.re yon converted V" ami then
tells some anecdote , and then comes the
question ngain , and so on and on and on ,
until the question ih fastened on to the
attention and thought of every one.
Following Ids exhortation comes
the request for all who have been
converted to rise and remain stand
ing. Then , while there is singing ,
those who want to be prayed for , or who
feel the need of being converted are urged
to simply rise to their feet and stand with
the others. While this is going on , and
all the congregation are singing , Mr.
Harrihon indulges in another of his pet
habits , clapping his hands sharply and
clearly , the noise being heard all over
the church , while he interjects into the
singing , in clear sharp tones , various re
marks , such as , "God bless that young
man , \vlio has just rjsen , " "See them
rising , rising , rising , rising , " "King , " in
the meantime walking hurriedly with a
short , quick , nervous htep up and down
the ai.-le , jumping up onto the rostrum ,
and for a minute waving ids hands , keep
ing lime with the music , and acting as
the musieaj director of the large chorus ,
then jumping down anil onto tin : aisles
and pews again , smiling at this one ,
beckoning to'anolber , stopping to whis
per a word to another , and thus through
the fame actions and back again. Then
all who have arisen are urged to take the
further step , and present themselves to
the altar , while the congregation Ixicomcs
seated. Kneeling around the altar rail
are a number of ministers and earnest
laborers , who work with anil for the pen
itent ones. I'ni3-ers are interspersed
with singing , ejaeulatory remarks , an oc
casional shout , and a frequent chorus of
"Aniens. " Suddenly the evangelist
springs onto the platform and shouts ,
"Here are tiiree blessed souls converted ,
right here , and hapjiy in the Lord. "
Then he leads all in singing , "Praise ( Jed
from Whom all Blessings How. " This is
repeated ascadi , conversion is reported ,
the enthusiastic revivalist spatting his
hands , and keeping up a run of ejac
ulations. Thus the praying and the
singing is kept up , various workers go
ing through the audience , interviewing
those whom they thought were about
ready to ask for prayers. Mr. Harrison
in the course of the service the other
evening said , " 1 tell you this has been a'
glorious meeting. Why it'/j / a regular
cyclone of glory , but yet this is only as
the gathering of the clouds to what is to
come. There's going to be such a storm
as will shake up this whole town. 1 ex
pect , by Sunday to be able to have a
jubilee for one hundred souls converted ,
and this house will not be able to hold
half the people. Why don't yon know
that down ill Missouri there has been
Mich a religious upheaval that 0,0)0 ( )
were out to a meeting held before
breakfast in the morning ? You have
heard of the big revival in Hellcfontainc.
Ohio thousands being converted and
the town turned upside down. Let us
pray to ( iod , and 1 know that while He
IK doing all these wonderful things at
oilier places He will give us hist a little
good tim i here. : > The enthusiasm of
such a leader and Ins confidence seem to
bb a great clement of success , and as the
mectingH are nightly growing in num
bers and the interest is evidently increas
ing , it seems that before the cud of an
other week the revival will have attract
ed the attention of everybody. Thijre
are many who go out of simple curiosity
and many who do not fully endorse such
methods of church work , but still they go
and the crowds are all the time growing
larger.
A llnilway Wreck.
At an early hour yesterday morning a
bad wreck , but one which fortunately in
jured no one , occurred at the crossing of
the Chicago , Kock Island & Facilic and
the Chicago , Burlington & Qulncy roads ,
in the southern part of the city , it being
caused by the collision of two freight
trains. H. P. Johnson was the conductor
and J. W. Shields the engineer of the
Hock Island train. It was coming from
the cast. The Uurlinglon train was
manned by W. White , conductor , and K.
T. Emery , engineer. Jt was coming
north , and reached the crossing just be
fore 0 o'clock. The engineer says ho got
a signal from the tower and came up ,
and had twenty cars over the crossing ,
when the Kock Island ran into his train , I
overturning three Hat ears loaded with
coal. Just in front of these cars was an
emigrant car , which they had taken on"
at Paeitio Junction , and which had three
mefi in it. The call was a close one for
them , but the car had passed over the
crossing just in time to escape. The
Hock Ibland engine was thrown partly
over on her side , the steam chest broken ,
and tlm pilot and gome smaller parts
damaged. Only otic box car on the Kock
Island train was wrecked , and that not
badly. Tlio Hat cars were torn from
the trucka'and somewhat broken. A con
struction train in charge of Koadmaster
Frank COK was at Atlantic , and came in
about II o'clock. Master Mechanic S. S.
Chapman had already a full force at
work clearing up the wreck. The Kock
Island passenger train cairns as far as the
wreck and then went back to ( ildndalo
and came In on the Milwaukee & St. Paul
track.
Tlm cause of the collision dogs not
seam clear , lieorge Well * , who was on
duty in tin * tower , says that the signals
were all right for the ( J , to cross and for
the Hock Island to wait , and that the < J.
train was half over the crossing when the
Itoek Island whistled for tlm nignul for
the eroding. Wells says he could not
give It to them. He didn't know whether
the Itoek Island stopped , The train ww :
quite a-dlstance back and whistled , that
U , hn supposed it was the Kock Isliuvl ,
and tinaily saw Jt coming , am ) could do
nothing to prevent it , ns the signals worn
nn tliry should he , and Ilin trains depend *
p-i on Ilio signals , and , although ho had
Irtnl7rni J'Kl'ted ' , ynt bn nntor used It
for signals. "
, ? . ' " " ' . .Shields , tlio engineer on tlio
illfatc.d train , snhl to u KEK nnin ytstct1 *
day niorninj ; while he was at work on
the wrecked mcine , "whiMi I whistled
oil' breaks' the .signal was "white , for mete
to ootne on. On iiearinj ; tin * Q. I saw tlio
tRiin , the Hat ears on thoQ. were hard tepee
pee , I nn-ersi-d , jjavo hirsand and steam ,
and then reversed lior again to get all
the power 1 could and then Albert Batten -
ton , the fireinnti , and I jumped. The
lirst thlny 1 did after jumping was to
look overhead at the si nata and then for
the lirst limn I saw they were for the Q.
to cross and me to wait. Had I had
another ear length to t > top in 1 could
have stopped my train aim proVUiited
the collision. "
< timatl
Two burglaries were yesterday re
ported to the police as having occurred
the previous night. One of these was at
the residence of Mr , Patrick Fceley , on
lower Bancroft street. The thieves getaway
away with some clothing , but nothing
else of special value. The entrance was
gained by the door being left open by
Mr. Feeley and his wife when they re
tired , so thai James might enter when
ho returned , without awakening them
When ho did come in he found that his
room had been visited , and the most of
his wardrobe taken.
Another attempt is reported as having
been mane at the boarding house of Mr.
Kelley , near the Chicago , Burlington Ai
Quincy depot. A fellow was discovered
prowling about the house , having gained
entrance through a * vindow. He hurried
out , and the police afterwards , from the
description given them , arrested a young
man giving his name as John McKonnic ,
whom they found on Main street , and
who was identified as being the one
who was in the house. It appears thai
he did not get anything , and it Is sajd
that he wandered into the house while
drunk and that he simply thought he
could get a chance to sleep there.
Another theory of his defense is that , he
was trying to get some clothing out of
the house in order to help the owner of
the clothing , who was boarding there ,
skip out without settling his bill , llo
will have an examination to-day.
From ( lie Penitentiary to Jail.
Harry Prentice is now lying in the At
lantic jail , to \vuit his trial on the charge
of burglary and forgery , lie hasjiibt
served a term of one year in Jolict , 111. ,
for the robbery of a widow at Carthage ,
III. , and was released Tuesday morning ,
and Ihe next morning , twenty-four hours
from the time of his release from the
state prison , he was behind the bars at
Atlantic. While living in Atlantic he
was a gay Lothario , and succeeded in
capturing the affections of several of the
lair sex there. The fall of this pet of the
ladies caused no little sensation at the
time when his real character became
known , and his return to Atlantic under
such circumstances revives the sensation.
A ) li UaniUKO Suit ,
Mary Poole : is administratrix : of the
estate of J. W. Devore , has commenced
a suit against the Union Pacific Railway
company , in the district court , claiming
ifiU.OOO damages. The petition sets forth
the faet that Devore was a brakesman ,
and while in the act of coupling cars at
the transfer here , was caught and iJrushed
so that he died. The plaintitl * is his
sister.
Substantial abstracts of title and real
estate loans. J. W. , & E. L. Squire , 101
Pearl street.
_
If you wish to make legitimately from
ten to liftv dollars per. day write to Judd
& Smith , No. 31 Fourth street. Council
Walls.
For every thing in the grocery line give
the new lirni of Hintit Kleeb , HW
Broadway , a trial. Everything new tuid
fresh. "Fancy groceries a specialty.
Lamp chcap at Homer's , 23 Main St.
WANTED Wheat , corn and oats in car'
lots. Liberal advances made on all con
signments , by J. Y. Fuller , Council Ulull's-
Iowa , and Omaha , Neb.
Ladies ! Physicians and chemists have
Po//xmi's me.dicated
analyzed / / complex *
ion powder and recommend its use to
their wives and lady friends. What bet
ter could be said of it.
Personal
Mrs. J. W. Butler , of Ncola , was in the
city yesterday.
W. B. Oaks , of Silver City , was at the
Pacilic yesterday.
S. L. Winter , of Woodbine , was among
yesterday's guests at the Pacific.
H. B. Williams , of CJlenwood. was
among yesterday's visitor * to the Bluffs.
Miss-Ida Myers and Miss Birdie Maynu
are visiting Omaha friends for iv 'few
dajs.W. .
W. I ) . Wynkeep , one of the "peanuts"
on the Fremont , Elkhorn & Missouri
Valley ; is in town.
( J. A : Armstrong and A. A. Clark , in *
suraneo men from DCS Moincs , were in
the city yesterday.
Harry Hunter , of the Nonpareil , has
gone to Cedar Rapids for a few days
visit to old friends.
Tom McFarland. of Plattsniouth , bag
gageman on the B. & M. , is paying his
respects to Council Bluffs friends.
A. II. MeClurg returned yesterday from
Chicago , where he has been attending
the convention of the cracker manufac
turers.
E. K. Fonda , of this city , has been
elected grand royal arch chaplain at the
meeting of the grand chapter in Mar
shall town.
Mrs. W. H. Smith is reported as falling
rather than gaining , and her friends are
disheartened at the prospect , it Kcumiii"
almost impossible to stay the ravages o"i
the disease.
A. W. Orubb , the newly appointed
postmaster at Imogene , Iowa , was in the
'
city yesterday , on his 'return from Du-
biiqne. He enters upon his new duties
next Monday.
Cal Maynard , the business manager of
the ( ilobu , wn- yesterday going about
with a big box of cigars under his arm ,
whicli was soon emptied by his friends.
The little maiden who has arrived at his
home is a plump little lady , weighing ten
pounds , and giving promise of imiKing
the homo happy for years.
John Deere , of Mollne , III. , the
founder nt the implement house which
bears his name , who has been in this city
several days , the guest of Mr. Lucius
Wells , of Deere , Weils , t Co. , of this city ,
has gone west to tlio Pacific slope. Mr.
Deere is Syears ; ! of ago. In 18tJio ; made
the first steel nlov.- from a saw blade.
This is his first visit to Council Bluffx ,
although he is the senior member of one
of the largest implement houses of the
many here.
Angostura Millers are endorsed by all
the Iciilliii physicians and clnnil.sU-s for
their purlti and whut AOiiieiiess. litsvvnreni'
counterfeits and af ] your dnitl't.uul :
ttiocur for the icnnino ; article , nruiiarcd by
Dr. .1. 1 ! . H. .Siuteit ; A Son * . .
- *
" Yesterday a brakiunan named Masher ,
while coupling ears on tinFrmnout ,
Elkhorn & Mi souri Valley railroad at
Hooper , bad Jiis baud badly pinched. He
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RUBBER AND OIL CLOTHING- ,
Immense Stock ,
Eastern Prices Duplicated
Send for Illustrated Catalogue.
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO.
\Vm-cIintiFQ nml Salesroom . , 41 K. Main St. , Council DlufTs , IOITO.
Ollice 412 llrondwuy.
was taken to Missouri Valley for treat
ment.
TAKE-
SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR
Tor all DNeiisefl of the
Ijlvcr , Ktiluej-H , Stomauh anil Nplecn.
This imrcly vonctulilo inciwnuJon ,
now MI eolt'liwteil us a Fmidly Miillrliio ,
oriirluuli'il in tlm ninth In IH''S. HSIIUIH
Foully on Hit- bowels uml kidney tunl mr *
rrclH Iliu notion of tlio liver , uml K
tliurel'oni. the liift iirpimmtory ineili-
cine , whatever the Mclinos may jirovo
In bo. In nil common ( litciiscs It will , min -
n sthieil by tiny other medicine , clltui : n
epofdy fiiro.
ThrHoKiilulor is Mifo to RdmlnlMor In any
condition of the system , ami inulcr no clrcuin *
stances 01111 It do linrin. It will Invlirornto lll : u
KhiH-i of M ino , lint it IH no Intoxicating Itcvuruuc
to lend to Intemperance : > vlll promote Imlli-ci-
lion , dlsslpnle hcmliiohe , and generally tone up
tlmsyMi'in.
SUE THAT YOU OKT THE GKNU1NE.
I'rcptirctl by
J. II. XKIL1N & CO. , Philadelphia , Pa.
MAIiAlllA prevented , and tliorouchly
eradicated by DPKKY'S I'miK MAI.T Wins
KKV. Itccoimucndcd by lending piiyulcians
Sold by druggists and grocers.
NOTlOli Spcciiil nflvcv-lsemcnts , such us
Lost , Found , T Loan , For Sijlc , To Kent. Wnnts
Itoiirillntr , otc. , will bo hit-crti * ! In this column nt
the low rate of TKN C12NTH PKU LINK for the
nrwt insertion and FJVIJ CENTS I'EH LINE lor
cncli subsequent Insertion : . Louvo iMlvertlso-
iiK'jitiuit our ollico , No. 1:2 : Teni ! ctroct , near
Droadxvay. ' t'
W/VNTS ;
WANTEI > A tlnnorut ( Joopor , V JtcGcc'a ,
No. 41 Main St. , QumU | }
37011 SALK Helm ; drf'rons of mm-iiif ? to
Oiniihn , on account , of my ImKliu' s 1 nlfer
for Miln my residence , corucr Fourth uvonno
iinilNintli street. Imnlro | nn promlfOJ. .A. 1' .
llniinard. , ,
WAMTEI ) Ono nlto.'ono tenor , one linritonc
and ono tului plnyor for it brnps I mm ) .
Apply nt onci ) to il. II. Freeman , iiwmij-m1 of
l.mllcis llapo Hull clnli mid mllitiiry radi'ip , ut
hotel t-iir "Qneon of tlm lioml. " ut Union 1'ucillc
dummy depot. Council Hlntlsj
T OKl--Sllvor wntoli nml gold clinin. Itewunl
JJ will ho paid the Under. Martin llui-hug ,
BIO Ninth Eli-ecU
WANTED A peed cirl for jroncral lioni-c-
work ; No. Huncwft street.
TO ItENT A now fioven-room house. Enquire
Ilii : : Ullli-o.
FOH HUNT A pit-room lioun , ten niinuloa
walk from business , city water , well mid cis
tern. JVir rent chcup.
Fou HKST No. 1U ) linn-ton street , three
rooms. .MC.MAIION .V Co. ,
{ J'onrl Mreet.
FOR SAMFOU ItK'NT OK KXCHANCli.
. Kl For Pnlo or rent , on v iry liberal torrns.
The Council Illntlft Paper Mill. complete , with
tlio largo huurdln ; * hongo and three ncres of
ground.
No. a ) A linslni'ffl prowrty In Clicrokeo ,
Cherokee county , I own. will tntdol'or wostein
landa. Vidno , about $4,000.
No. itA bountiful homo in the town of Hnst-
fnxc. Mlllfl. county , Iowa , for Nobmelia land.
Vuhio. jyWO.
No. 41 A ( jood business property nml also n
inioil ro9idemt ) prn-iarly In tliutnwn of Chonvo
Molx-nn county. 111. . low down for author will
tixclnin o for western hinds.
No. 17 A Riilundhl Inrni , well improved , WO
acres In Dickinson county , Iowa , jolnlni * tin )
town of Spirit Ijiko. 1'rlcu , for a phort Umo ,
JIlTi i > er aero.
No. 1H4 to 187 Arc four Inprovrd fannp In
Phillips county , Kansas , vnch vrlth a Kinall In-
mimhrancu. TMu enulum u'll ! he eAuhnnt'ed for
iinlncmnbercd wild land In Nebraska.
No. UH wl acres In Holt county. Nob. , partly
ut * . Wnnts czvhuni-u
Improved , a tiff bargain. to
lor mcrclmndlrio.
No. f > l A linn two ctory brick rcwldciuis one
of the best locations' In Council Hindu , will undo
lor wood iinlncnnherod KuiiBiia or Nebraska
hinds. Vidiu * . $10,000.
No. CM and ll Are two other beautiful IIOIDCH
In Council llluir.s , which cash puyinuiiB will liny
Ht u bni't-nln.
No. H't A beautiful suburban location In lovrn
City , Iowa , will \ch nKO for western lands.
Value , $ -,0110.
Ttionliovo are only n few of our spcdal bur *
KHlns. If you'voKot unylUlnif lo tradti or sell ,
or want to M-H any nutl uctuto or laerclinndUi ) ,
write us. Via hnvu fieverul Kooti stoi'kM of goods
to trade for lands. SWAN & WALKEIt ,
Council HlnttB , lovru.
'tte ,
ms , Fulling
ness , Cou-
vnlsIonsBt.Vit *
na Dance , Alco-
hoTIatn , Opium Eat Incr , Seminal Weakness ,
Impotxmcy , Byplillfa , Bcrof ula , and all
Nervous and Dlood Diseases.
Mcrcliant. " , llaukcni , LodU und oil whoso
Efdentsrv'cinploymcntiauM Ncrvnnnl'ros-
tratloi IrrrcularitiesoUhelllfKxljStoinacli ,
DowitbtorKIUnejH , or who r iulrn unrrvo
tonic. Aiiputlzur or etiuiulujit , Samaritan
Jk'tnlne is invuluaulc.
r oii6.liKn-lp. > v'0nr.B- . >
procWmlt U.enoStIHEl6REftTj ,
wonderful Invlgor-
ant ttmt ever eua-
tern. $ l.UatDrug- )
Wit R 8. A. RICni0.\p"H ! IXK COJIPAM' ,
ST. JOSKPir , MO. *
C'armpAadeiice tttelf Bnitrtrtd by Mjjilcl
Vnt teOnnonlaU ami circular * fend tittup , jt
FOR SALB UY
C..l < \ GOODMAN.
Thorough Instruction on the Piano
and Organ
VOICE CULTURE'AND THEORY
I'ert > oii3 dolroui of receiving InMriictloa
thuabovotlll jiluujo cull on or uddreai
Prof , C. B. Lipferf ,
No0 UFirst Avcuuo Cuuncll JUluffi , low * .
Fancy and Staple Groceries.
No. 162 - Broadway.
Opposite Ogdca Housa ,
Council BliiiEs , - - la.
This lion c be-ill a now one , consequently
quently everything hi itook ia now nut )
fresh.
Prices as rensonnblc as tiny other gro
eery in the vrcst.
One trial is all we ask.
KTNTZ & KLEEB ,
Grocers.
THUS. OKFICCR. M. W. 11. PUSEV.
OPFICSE , & PUSEY ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOV/A.
iiuista. .
B. A. EEKTEDICT ,
ACKNT K0
1
All styles of Lnddors oonBtantlV In itock nuido
from Hprucc pln plank. Tlio very best.
No. 19 Pearl St. , - Council Bluffs
Over IlushncH'e Hook Storo.
ONLY HOTEL
In Council
Esoa/pe
And all niotiorn imnrnvcnivnts , call liclls , flit )
Hlann lirllh , oru. , iHlbo
CHEST ON HOUSE !
Nos. 2i : > , 217 nml ' . ' 19 , Main Street ,
MAX J10I1N , Trojiriotor.
UNION TICKET OFFICE
. J , L. De BEYOISE , Agent.
No. & 07 Urondwtiy , Council Illutfs.
Railway Time Table.
COl'NCHi
The followlnt- tlio I line ( if nidval and
drpnrtnroof IridiiN liy I'p.ntral Mnniliud time , at
the local ilupotH. Truing Inavo tniiml : rdcpot ten
nilnnlcii tnullcr and urrlvo ton nilnuloij lalur :
nii'\lir. : .MinivE.
inioiu AxoiiriiuKprciiN. .
PU."i. : . M . Mall anil JJ.\pr < 8 . KMr. M.
) " ; 4U I' . M . Aoconiinodation . 4'iUi * . M.
6uO ; l > . u . Express . VUj ; A , M.
CIIK''AiO : & HOO ( 1M.ANU.
0:8B : A. > l . Mall und Kjtpri'ja . nKI : p. M.
7:15 A. U . Acvommoilutlcm . 6:45 : p. n.
CIlIUAfin , Mll.WAUKICi : & KT. 1'AIII. .
0:2i : ) A. M . MiUlund lixpiotfi . tt-Mi'.n.
f > : MV. H. . , . I5xprt B . 'JM A. M.
CIIIOMIO , IlllllI.IMUdN A IjlJlMnr ,
I:4 ) : ( ) A. M . Mall und ) : | n < ta . 7:10 : r. M.
6:35 : r. M . Kx IIHVH . HM1 : A. M.
WAlltMl , 8T. MlIii ! / I'A < ' 1FIO.
2ir > i' . H.Ixinil Bt. Ixiuls KXIITCM lx > cal .
UW1' : . n/rninnKrHI. lxiiilhlU.Tninslur'l : > U I' , M
KANSAS C1TV. Kl' . , ( ) ; \ COl'NCIl , lll.l'n'N.
W-.W A. M . Mull ami Kxprcfs . 7:2fii' : . M.
UU5 ; 1' . M . I5 pi ' * ) . U-l : A. M.
KIOUX in : v t. '
7.Jf.A.M . filont Cily .Mall . fli i . M.
Iji5 ; ( r. u . tit. I'milpr < icti . $ : So A. u.
I1MON I'ACIflC.
11:00 : A. M . Hi'llVIT li | lll'S8 . li.lTll' . M.
! : . M..MIK-OIII I'II H..UIII. .V It V.itt : : ; r. M.
; 4ji > , M . Ovi'i-Und Hxpruss . : 'MAu.
IlllMMV THAl.NBTI ) OUAIIA.
GOODS
MRS. D. OEMEDICT'S '
No. 037 Ilrondwoy , Council llluff *
Hair G-oo.ds of aU Kinds
Made to Order.
Hair G-oods of all Styles
Ready Made.
No.
I
As a saving to our customers , we adopt'the
cash system and put our entire stock on lowest
cash basis.
Cotton Flannels 25 per cent less than usually
offered in the market.
. Blankets at $1.25 worth $2.
Blankets at $2 worth $3. " " :
Blankets at J > 3 worth $4.50.
Blankets at 4.50 worth $6.
Blankets at $9 worth $12.
Comforts at correspondingly low prices.
Silks , Dress Goods , Dress Flannels , etc. , in
large variety and choice styles.
Lace Curtains. Curtain Goods , Turcoman ,
Madras , etc , in quality and price to suit all.
Body Brussels , Tapestry , Velvets , Ingrains ,
Hemp , etc. Matting , oil cloth and mats , Office
matting a specialty.
Our stock is large and comprehensive and
we invite everv one to call and examine our
goods before purchasing elsewhere and secure
the most and finest goods for the least money.
(4i ( BROAD , council BLUFFS ,
V
"VST. IP
Uriclc liulMlnps of any lilml ral = od or moved and satlsfaoUonimrantood. ( . 1'runM Uouiwa mov
on Little Giant truchs the host In the irorlJ.
1010 Oth ST. , COITNCHi nLUFl'S , IOA\Y.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED HODSE
9
Have romoveil totlieir New Store ,
Nos. 32 & 34 Iain and 38 & 35 Pearl Sts. ,
NEXT DOOR SOU'l'II OF THE POSTOFHOK ,
Wliere they have put in ti now utock of
J \/JUI ! f J& . A.JLAJL1 VI
Ladies' ' and Geots Furnishing Goods , Etc , , Etc ,
Among wliiuh nrc the following linps
Hats and Caps , Gloves and Mittens , G-ents
Neckwear , G-ents'Underwear.
llOOTS AN1 > SllOKS , TltUXKS AND VAMSICS , MOXAKCH FlNU SlIlRT : !
Ladles' CJtttdren's and Misses' Underwear ,
Hosiery and Gloves , Cloaks and Shawls , Ladies Valises , Blankets ana
Flannels , Rock ford Carpet Warp in all Colors.
JOHN BE3STO & CO. ,
Ko. 82 nml l Main Slrvist , Council lllufl
No. IW anil 85 I'njirl Htrout.
STEAM DYE
AND-
No. 29 Main street , Council Bluffs.
200 Heating Stoves from $3 to $10 Each ,
Clicnp Cook Stem mid aciicnil llottec rurnlshlinr uoodi , lin-liiilliiff Now and Beuond Hand Va
BY M. DBOHLICH ,
COS BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
N. SCHUBS ,
Justice of the Peace ,
OlUcoOvor Amcrlcnn lixprnra ,
COUNt'lL ' llI.Uri'H , IOWA.
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
courosroiij
In Stall nml Fcdrnil rou
7 auJ 0 , rfaa a it .Juno Uluck ,
DRESSMAKING- ,
CUTTING AND FITTING.
: MRS. : : A. . 33 , . aaoBEOivrs ,
I'ormorly of New Vorlt ,
Ko , 31 1'oarl K trout , - Council lllutls , Jown
R. RICE , M. D.
" ) ' otl'i'f ' lummy ii'iiiorul
| liclf'l > l < irdi xvliif ! < il l.lood.
CHRONIC DISEASES < > r nu vid , , ,
Uvt r ililrly yvotf i 'Ikid vx\stiuuv \ < t , OlUu ,
Nn. II IV-irlsiiiri ( ! v.l ViluiU