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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , MONDAY. FEBRUARY 15,1886.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIlTBLUFFS ,
MONDAY MORNING , 1-'E . 15.
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEAHL STREET.
Delivered by cnrrlcr In nnypnito ( tliocltynt
twenty cents r > cr week.
II. W. TII.TOX , - - Mannsjer.
JlW8isr.MOmcK , No. 13.
NimiT niinon , No. 21.
M1NOUIIKNT ION.
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I'nnts to order , from ? . i up , at Rcltcr'fl.
The city council is to meet this even
ing.Tlio
Tlio funeral of Mrs. Delia F. Dodge
was hold yesterday-afternoon.
The slating of the roof of the new
Episcopal church Is completed.
The ferry pars begin their trips this
morning between hero and Omaha.
Col. John Fox lina presented to Abe
Lincoln post , ( ! . A. It. , a line portrait of
General Grant.
The Bavarian band has been secured to
furnish music for a ball to bo given by
the German society of Dcnison on the
82d.
82d.Charlie
Charlie Liobolil reached a birthday
Saturday , and was presented by Henry
Wagner with ti handsome gold watch and
chain.
The charity concert committee are re
quested to meet at the olllec of lloberl
rurcival this evening at 7:80 : o'clock. A
full attendance in de.sirud.
The Henry Osbortic post. G. A. It. , is
preparing to give a grand masquerade
nail in Masonic hall on the 0th , for
the benefit of the relief fund.
There is a nightly rush of applicants
for lodging at the city jail. Most of tin-so
needy ones are young men , and seem
halo and hearty enough to work.
There is a dead dog on Fourth and
Story streets waiting to bo removed.
With three coroners it socniH that there
Bhould bo no delay in getting an inquest
and burial.
An Easing doctor has been arrested
for stealing a human skull from a drug
store. Hu threatens to dynamite the
lirstparagraphist who intimates that ho
is guilty of such skullduggery.
The Hiifl'alo Bijl show at the opera
house Saturday night drew a crowd and
pleased the gallery gods , who were en
thusiastic. There is little to the play ex
cept an excuse for Ilullulo Hill to be seen.
The Des Monies llegistor says : "Coun
cil Ulutl's realized ! ? 3,0)0 ( ) from its charity
ball. Des Monies should do better. "
This city has realized more than that
since the police investigation. It is to
bo hoped that the capitol city will do bet
ter in some respcets at least.
It is proposed to give a concert in
Dohany's next Saturday evening for the
bunelit of the poor. The same committee
who had charge of the selling of the
tickets for the charity ball are wocking
up tiic concert and if , at their meeting
this owning they conclude to hold the
concert , it will no doubt bo a brilliant
alair. !
The insurance men in this city and all
the proiH'rty owners on Main street be
tween Eleventh and Sixteenth avenues
have signed a petition to the council to
place .No. 4 hose in that , vicinity , the in
surance on property in the neighborhood
being far greater than any other part of
the city in the same territory.
" " The old Main street uGStJsat is used for
a 'street car has been sent over to the
Union Pacilic shops to bo again "re
paired. " Superintendent Burns sa'ul the
car is "a complete wreck and no use at
all" to a BEE man a week ago , but now it
Is proposed to "make it answer the
purpose. "
George Chriss , the colored man arrest
ed for stealing a microscope from Dr.
Rico's ollice , was discharged Saturday ,
no prosecuting witness appearing. It
Bccms strange that the fellow should get
off so easily , as the police claim that lie
had the stolen property in his possession
when arrested.
On Saturday night Henry DeLong
cave a short street talk at the entrance of
the Y. M. C. A. rooms , gathering quite a
crowd , whom at the closp ho invited to
accompany him to the rooms above. The
sound of his stentorian voice , and the
gathering of the crowd on the corner ,
gave rise to a report that the salvation
army had struck the town , the army hav
ing been expected by some.
1'cter C. Miller has been making some
marked improvements in his wall paper
and painting establishment , No. IS Pearl
street. A new front has boon put in and
over it appears one of the most attractive
signs in the city. The letters are so largo
and so clean cut that anyone passing anywhere -
where in that vicinity cannot but notice
that there is a "wall paper" house on
Pearl street. Mr. Miller is preparing in
all ways to have his full share of the
business this spring , and ho will doubtless -
loss succeed as ho has in the past.
One of the evening papers killed a
Macadonia man Saluniay night. At
least it gave notice of the death otJ.J.
Uolia of Macadonia , and had a meeting
called of the Odd Fellows to prepare for
the funeral. Alderman Shugart had the
gratification Saturday afternoon of shak
ing hands with the alleged deceased , and
Mr. Bolin himself turned uj > hero in the
evening ready to prove that ho was a
long ways from being dead. Mr. Holin
denies emphatically that he ever died ,
and his word i.s certainly not to bo
doubted about a little thing like that.
How the report started is a mystery.
A young lady who is employed in one
of the most prominent ollices in the city ,
received a check from her employers
Saturday , after banking hours , and do-
Hiring to get it cashed made that request
at one of the Broadway retail houses ,
where she was in the habit of trading.
The young man to whom she presented
the check doubtless had been so thor
oughly alarmed at contldenco games ,
that ho lost all idea of courtesy , and ho
replied to the lady's request by saying ,
"A fellow would bo a fool to cash that
chock , and nobody but a fool would ttuk
to have it cashed. " The insult given the
lady will not only cause her to buy hoi-
goods elsewhere in the future , .but the
young lady's brother has blood in hisoyo.
It scorns that while it is necessary to bo
cautious about cabhing cheeks , tlicro is
no need of a man to so tar torget himself
as to thus lU'odk'hsly insult a lady.
Money to loan by Forrest Smith.
Stock and fixtures of the late James
Frainey for sale away below cost.
AVImt Do Von Suspect ?
WANTII : > Saloonkeepers , please KO to
Council UlulVs. lu\\a. 37dlm
The above advertisement is appearing
daily in one of the Dos Moincs pnpurs.
It is a mystery as to who authorizes it ,
or what its purpose is. It may bo that
the prohibitionists of Des Moines are
trying to induce the MIOOU ] men to join
in an enthusiastic- exodus to this city , It
may bo that the mayor of Council UlulVs ,
in one of his imtliusiuntiu vi.-its to the
gathering of liberty lovers , has had the
advertisement inserted. Ho lias queer
ideas about advortiMing the- city , ami this
causes suspicion to fall upon him. It
may be that some of the prohibitionists
of tlds city , alarmed at tlm scarcity of
saloons hero , have taken this way ot get
ting more worlds to oonquor. ( inches
are in order , it's a free for all. Duo
mini's guess is as good as another's in thu
abbonco of any reliable information.
Substantial abstracts of title and real
c&tato loans. J.Vr. . &E. L. Squire , 101
Pearl tlrect , Council BluUs.
SQUABBLE OVER THE SEWER
Contractor Vincent Oalh on the City to Stop
Into Oonrt.
BRIDEGROOM CAST INTO JAIL.
The Vrtcrnns Dctioiinco tlic Hull
Hun I'anorninn n1 ? Trcnson Queer
AUvcrtlsliit ; for Drills City He-
cent Social Events.
A nriilpgrnoni Vlncril In Inll.
DUNLAIlawn. . , Tcb. 13. Considera
ble excitement wns caused by the nrrcst
of Cnlvln Bunco infit cvcniiif ; for stealing
twenty-eight licail of fnt steers from Iho
feed yard of W. and 11. F. Carpenter ,
thrc < 5 miles south of Dunlap , and felling
them to parties at Panama. Although
the theft was committed about the mid
dle of December , they were not missed
until n day or two ago. Diligent investi
gation resulted in the apprehension of
the party mentioned above. His brother ,
who lias gone to the eastern part of the
slate , win also bo arrested as an accom
plice. The party the cattle were sold to
( inspected everything was not right from
thu fact , that they had been driven very
hard and that tlie parties worn wishing
to take half price for them. The buyers
refused to pay more than -150 down , the
balance amounting to about $ .3,000 in all ,
to bo paid later. On the strength of the
forthcoming money the prisoner had
purchased a livery warn and many other
things on credit , and then turned
around and mortgaged them to
other parties. The worst features of the
atl'air Is the fact that Utincn had but two
days ago married one of the worthy young
ladies of our community. Tlio prelimi
nary trial lias not yet come oil' but in all
probability ho will have to lie confined
in the county jail until the August term
ot court , ntvliicli time it is hoped ho
will receive his just deserts.
for u Now Trial.
The recent investigation of the charges
inailu against certain of the police force ,
is still the theme of talk among the of
ficials ami many others. Tito action of
the committee places Chief Skinner ,
Captain Walters anil OJlicer Kirk under
a cloud. The mayor is left to take such
action as ho may ilcem best in the matter ,
as his position makes him the head of the
police force , anil gives him control of it.
lie has not decided what ho will do about
the matter , and it FCCIIIS that ho will not
act at all until further light is thrown on
the cases of these officers. It is under
stood that the ofliccrs who have been
censured by the report of the committee ,
are not satisfied to let the matter rest
hero. They arc anxious for another in
vestigation , especially Chief Skinner.
The former investigation was held sec
retly , and those "gainst whom
charges are made now insist
that they should have a hearing , and
that the investigation should bo
made openly , and they should have the
opportunity of hearing witnesses testify
against thorn , mid cross examine them.
In fact they look upon the last investi
gation as a star chamber , grand jury ar
rangement , and they want to be tried
now on the bills returned by that grand
jury.
jury.Chief Skinner , by the report of the
committee , is charged with getting
drunk. He thinks ho should not have
this record made against him willl Ut
ha-vlnc a. chance to face and examine the
witnesses whoso statements led the com
mittee to this conclusion. Ho i.s also
charged with conduct unbecoming an of
ficer , for having told his men to stay on
their beats , ana thrcatcn'ms them with
discharge if they obeyed the summons of
the committee , and appeared to testify.
Ho attempts to justify this in part , at
least , by claiming that it was not safe to
hao all the night police pulled oft" their
beata at once , leaving the city unpro
tected. Ho wants to have a hearing on
this , as well as the charge that he used
lilthy language in regard to the council.
Tlio probability is that there will bo
steps taken forgiving these men another
hearing , if they continue to desire it. The
charges which tlie report of the commit
tee virtually lind to bo correct are serious
ones. If those concerned desire to have
the matter aired up moro fully they
should bo granted the request. If the re
quest is for the mere purpose of smooth
ing the matter over until after election
and then letting it die out , then such a
scheme should be killed by having a
prompt , full , public showing of all the
facts , hit whom they will , and no matter
how hard.
Best coal and wood m the city at Gloa-
soii'g , 20 Pearl street.
Tlio Dull JMuii Panorama.
At n , meeting of Abe Lincoln post ,
G. A. 11. , Saturday evening , the follow
ing resolutions were adopted :
Whereas , It has come to the knowledge
of Abe Lincoln post , No. 29 , G. A. It. ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa , that there is about
to bo established and opened a panorama
of the battle of Bull Run at the national
capital , showing the Miccess of the
traitors and the defeat of the loyal men ,
therefore be it
Resolved , by the above named G. A. It.
post , through its committee appointed ,
that wo as ox-soldiers and soldiers of the
union , hereby condemn the action of the
traitors and all their friends in opening
the said panorama , as the same only
seeks to glorify the traitors' can so and
treason. ln ! it further
Resolved , That wo as ox-soldiers and
sailors request and demand of all loyal
members of congress that they pass tin
act immediately prohibiting the display
of treason on American soil , at the
national capital , and that a copy of these
re.-olutions uo pent to the National Trib
une at Washington , ( irand Army Advo
cate til lies Moincs , and to Council Hi tills
city papers for publication ; also n copy
of those resolutions to be sent to our
members of congress and the senate.
Be it further
Resolved , That Abe Lincoln post re
quest that every post of the ( J. A. R , pass
resolutions of condemnation on the tore-
going panorama , and that they tend a
copy of their resolutions to their mem
bers of congress. JOHN LINDT ,
F , A , SACKETT ,
JOHN Fox ,
Committee.
800,000 brink for sale. C. Straub , Coun
cil Bluffs , Iowa. _
The Sewer Ditch War.
The tangle about the new sewer ditch
is now to get into the courts. Mitchell
Vincent , who had the contract for the
work already done , has claimed that his
contract covered the proposed extension
of the ditch , which has been known as
section 23. He has made different propo
sitions to the council , so as to bo allowed
to go on with the work , and the city at
torney 1ms given the opinion that he had
the contract as he claimed. The council ,
however , decided to advertise for bids for
doing tlie work of extension , and after
receiving some , rejected all and decided
to make a temporary extension , which
would servo as an outlet for the ditch
this .spring , and to do this under the
suiiervibion of Urn city olliclals , and with
a force paid by the city instead of by any
contractor.
On Saturday Mr. Vincent , by his attor-
ney ? , Wright , Daldwin & Hahlcno , com
menced action against K. L. Shugart ,
William Sicdcntopf and John Uennett ,
the committee on sewage , and in his
petition claims that His the- duty of Jho
defendants to cro s section that portion
of Indian creek improvement , described
as section 23 ; that the plaiutill Is ready to
proceed with the work , and has de
manded of.defcndants that they cross sec
tion 23 , and that they refuse to do so ,
wherefore he asks the issuance of a per-
emutory writ of mandamus compelling
them to perform their duties under the
contract.
The ca o is brought in tiio superior
court , and an attempt will be made to get
an early hearing.
For first class Missouri wood call on
Gleason , at ids coal ollice , 20 Pearl Street.
Social Doings.
On Friday evening at the residence of
her parents , No. 101 Park avenue , Miss
Clara Hcfllngton entertained about forty
of her lady and gentlemen friends at a
progressive ton and Nowmarkct in honor
of her guest , Mi.ss Lou Gilbert of Dtt-
httquo. and the Misses Minnie and Pau
line Wadlelgh of Clinton ( la. ) who nro
the guests ol Miss May Haas. This being
the first Newmarket party over given
hero much interest was manifest among
the young society people. Seven tables
accommodated the card players , and at
eleven o'clock a line supper was served
which lasted until nearly 2 o'clock , dur-
Mamiu Gaggo of Ljonsc Miss Ida
Tostevin , Miss Lou Tostovin , Miss Mollie
Rice , Miss Mary Haas , Miss Nettie Gor-
nor , Miss Lou Jones , Miss Jessie Walker.
Miss Hello Hatcher , Miss Maria Phillips ,
Miss Kmma Phillips , Miss Anna Merkel ,
Barbara Mcrkcl , Miss Kate Ptisoy.
Miss Mollie Larimer , Mi.ss Li//.io Hrown ,
Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo Kcelinc , Messrs.
\V. W. Sherman , Charles Haas Bert
Kvans , George C. Hrown , W. II. Slierra-
den , W. F. Sapp , jr. , Harry Howiuan ,
James Howmaan , N. W. Ravloy , F. W.
Voswinkle , Oscar Kcelinc , Alex. Malm-
rose , Henry Atkins , G. II. Stillman , Car
ter and Carrier of Omaha , and Merrill of
Des Moincs.
Tlio ladies first prize was awarded Miss
Jessie Walker and the second to Miss
LouTostuvin. The twills' first was won
by Harry Howman , Iho booby being given
Henry Atkins.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Montgomery
will entertain her lady friends at supjier
at 0 o'clock and the gentlemen are in
vited for 8 o'clock. Dancing will bo in
dulged in from 8 lo 13 ! o'clock in the
spacious ball room at the residence of
General G. M. Dodge on Third street.
Miss Nellie Chapman wilV assist Mrs.
Montgomery in the entertaining of the
gue.sts.
The Married Ladies' Progressive
Kitchrc club was most hospitably enter
tained Saturday evening at the residence
of Mrs. G. A. Kobin.son , by Mrs. Jennie
McCouncll and Judge A. V. Larimer.
F. A. Converse won the gen tie man's
prize , an elegant picture ; Mrs. Gault won
the lady's prizo. a handsome porcelain
teapot ; Mr. 1) . J. Rockwell won the booby
prize , a cup and saucer , and Mrs. Champ
the lady's booby prize , a novel iitllo jug.
The prizes were all very fine and the
entertainment was elegant.
The Brooklyn Favorite
And distinguished tragedienne , Miss
Lilian Olcott , supported by a talented
company , will appear at Dohany's opera
house February lo and 10 in "Pygmalion
and Galatea " " "
, presenting "Lynnwood"
. ! . , , - ' ! ' ! ,
,
tnu iui Ttiii-r CT LIIO
Eagle says of her :
After last night's performance tlwrc
can bo no doubt of the success of Mis > s
Lilian Oicott as a dramatic actress. Her
Partlicnia surprised and delighted every
body. So pure , gentle anil maidenly ,
with the childlike traits of the character
so naturally and sweetly brought out , and
the whole figure so full of dignity and re
finement , and yet freq from conscious
ness and beaming with innocence , it was
a creation that challenges comparison
with the best Parthenias wo have seen
on our slagc. Even the friends of Miss
Olcott were surprised at the change from
the evening bcloro. It was hardly the
same figure. Erect , graceful , this Greek
maiden trod the stage us proudly and
gently as a Hellenic miss nii"ht have
done in the days of Pericles. The audi
ence was largo and grow enthusiastic.
Mis Olcott was called before the curtain
after every act , and was applauded again
and again as siio went through scenes
that stirred the audience. If she makes
another such a .stride from last night to
to-night as she did from Pauline to Par-
thonia she is famous
The Firemen Want a Hearing.
The members of No. 4 hoto company
have requcsled tiio council to give them
an investigation. Thcro have been in
timations that tiieir convivial habits and
their own carelessness were the causes of
the lire on Main street , in which four of
llieir number wore badly burned. The
boys feel Ihatsomo action should bo taken
to set them right before the public , and
arc very anxious for borne sort of a hear
ing. Tlio council does not seem inclined
to have any investigation because there
does not appear any evidence to warrant
going to this trouble. If thu firemen
cannot get an investigation they are
desirous of having the lire committee or
the council as a whole inquire into all the
facts which they can gelatin an informal
way , and then if lliey find no ground for
an investigation to pass a resolution to
that oiled , or lo lake some other action
which they can present to the public as a
vindication. They scorn moro anxious
for an investigation than did the police ,
but the council does not scorn as willing
to go into it. Something ou"ht lo bo
done for llic firemen , however , bill there
seems to bo no parties willing to prefer
any charges or anxious to testify in
support of thorn.
Registration Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the board of
registration for thocitv of Council Hind's ,
Iowa , will meet at the council chamber
on February 15 , 1880 , for the purpose of
completing the registration list of said
city for tins animal election of said city lo
bo hold in said city on March 1 , i860 ;
that said board will continue in session
from day to day until said list is com
pleted as provided by law.
Dated tins 18th day of February , 1880.
Hy order of the board ,
A. DAi.iiVMrus ,
Clerk of Hoard of Registration.
Personal
Prof. G. S. WyckolV , of the deaf and'
dumb institute , is made happy by the ar
rival of u boy.
Miss Maud Oliver is to ontorlain about
forty of her friends on Tuesday evening
at her homo , No , YiH * Park avenue ,
Louis Ulum , n"Chcago ! attorney and
ono engaged in numerous liquor cases in
Ibis slate , is in the city visiting relatives ,
Mr. and Mrs. Frig 'man. Ho will remain
several days.
D. Malt by , George Swan , Charlie Har
mon and Robert Willy , arc off for Arkan
sas on a land exploring trip , and Mr.
Maltby is thinkin" strongly of locating
there , if a good c Dining presents itself.
There is no objo ion to Council Hlull's
citizens going aw to maku a fortune if
they \yill only j . 'omiso lo rclurn and
spend it hero , but all will regret to have
the city lose Mich u man as Mr. Maltby ,
and it is hoped ho may conclude to re
turn.
turn.A
A Washington , special after noting the
fact that Congressman Lymun and wife
nro making their homo'at the Portland ,
snys : "Mrs. Judgq LTinan , the bright
and vivacious wife pf tie | member from
Council Hluffs , perhaps moro than any
ether lady of the Iowa delegation , gives
herself up to the social life of Washing
ton. A few days ago she received with
Mrs. Senator Voorhces aiitl on Tuesdays ,
the regular receiving days of the mem
bers' wives , her rpoms are constantly
crowded. "
? ltilcs for Bale.
1 have for sale thirty-six head of line
mules , running from li'ftcon and one-half
to seventeen hands high.
' MASON WISE.
She AVI11 Not bo Imily Sullivan.
Now York Correspondence Cleveland
Plain Dealer : A private letlct received
hero to-day from a London theatrical
manager says that Sir Arthur Sullivan ,
the musical composer , is engaged to
Geraldine Uliucr , the "i'um Yunv'of ' the
Mikadoi now balng played at the Sland-
ard theater llicre. The story is not cred
ited in theatrical circles hero. Miss
Ulmcr left the lioston Ideal company to
marry n Hoston millionaire. When Sir
Arthur Sullivan was hero last fall ho be
came infatuated with Miss Ulmcr , but ho
was not permitted lo press his suil as she
was constantly attended bv her affianced.
On his return he visited lioston and this
city , and did all that man could do lo im
press himself on the lady , but still met
with rebuffs from the fair singer. His
letters to her were returned to the Ilruns-
wick , wliero ho stopped , and ho was
given emphatically to understand that
she could never be his bride.
Tlie most stubborn oases of dyspepsia
and sick headache yield to the regulating
and toning inlluence of Hood's Sarsap-
arilla. Try it.
KitANK NKEI.V , Prest. QEO.W.IIAIIIIIN , Sco.
( Incorponitcd , 1831. )
EatTITABLE MUTUAL
Life and Endowment Association
OP WATERLOO , IOWA.
WESTERN DEPT. , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA ,
Ol-'KICU IX linNO'S IIUtT.DlNG.
Hootns XfH. 12 nml la.
$2,500 iii case of Death.
$1,000 Endowment at the end of ten
years.
Average cost for year of assessment ,
first three years of organization , 15 to
UO years , ? O.G71.1 ; to 50 years , $10 ,
Circular uml Inl'ornmtlonon nppllciitton.
WM. RANDALL ,
Superintendent of Agencies.
C .Aecnts Wnntoil.
mm ran HOUSE ,
2 NIGHTS 2
Monday and ; Tiiesday ,
FEBRUARY J5 'AND ' 16.
ENGAGEMENT OF THE. DISTINGUISHED
TKAGEUIUNNU
'
MISS LILIAN" OLCOTT
Supported by her own tacntcd | company In
PYGMALION AND GALATEA , by the popular
author , W. S. GILBERT , authorof "Pinafore , "
the "Mikndo , " etc.
TUESDAY EVENING presenting the over
Tor tl f "Vow V
PIUCES : $1.00 , TSc.COnndWc.
Ke&ervfd Seats on sale at UushncU's Drug Store
TO THE PUBLIC AND OLD PATRONS.
I have bought what is known as the
COUNCIL IlLUFES OMNIBUSBAG GAGE
AND TRANSFER LINES.
And will Rive my personal attention to calls a
private rcHldcncos for passengers nnd bag-fuso
lor all trains , including dummy t ruins.
ODIco nt 1'aclo House Telephone 14) .
Thanlclul for past favors , I am respectfully
yours ,
H. BEOROFT.
Successor to J. Rogers.
Kiel Sale Stables I
B
CO
llorcosttnd Muled kept constantly on hand ,
for M\lo at retail or In ear loinls.
Orders promptly tilled by conduct on short
notice , stock Rold on commission.
SCHLUTEH A : I10L1JY , Proprietors.
Stable Corner Tilth Avenue and Fourth St. ,
Council Illnlfs , Iowa.
UNION TICKET OFFICE
JL , Do BEYOISE , Agent.
Mo. COT nrondwny , Council Bluffs.
Railway Time Table ,
COUNCIL lILUl'Ta
The following Is the time of arrival and
dopartuio of trains by central standard tlmo , at
the local depots. Trains leave transfer depot ten
minutes earlier and arrlvo ten minutes later :
D - * *
PAHT-CUI WHITIIWIMTKIW.111111
Ano * .
0:20 : A. M . Mall and Express . flSOi : > . u.
12:40 : r. M . Accommodation . 4AOi : > . M.
OMl'.tl . EMU-OS . Ul : A.M.
CHICAGO & HOCK ISIA.NI ) .
9MA.M : . Mall and Evpii-ba . flr : > Ji > .M.
7:15 : A. M . Accommodation . 54.rj ; | ' . M.
0:60 P. u . Expires . UU3A. : M.
CII1CAUO. MII.W.U'Kr.B ' t HT , 1'AUI ,
8:20 : A. M . Mall and Expicss . HsfiOp. M.
OiUH'.U . KxpU'SFl . U05A.M. ;
CHICAGO , nuiu.i.Miros ! k qui.Mjy.
n:40A.M : . MiiUiindUxprtss , . Oi.vm
OiWi'.M . Kxpri'sb.,1 . 90o ;
WAIIAHII , ST. l.OUIH H I'ACIHO.
2:15 : P. W. Local St. I.ouls Express Local .
asWJr.N.TrnnsferBt. Unils Kx.Transtor.&UO i % M
KANSAS C1TV , hT. OOK * OOUMIII , UI.UtTri
10:10 : A. M . Mall and Express . ! > : : ) r > . M.
V:0av. : M . EiprubB.6 . O : JA.M.
moux CITV 4 i-Aciria
7:15A.M . . .Sioux City Mull . f > :30i : > . u.
BiO ; ; v.u . fit. Paul IJxi'ieis . B : 5Au.
UNION 1'AOJ KlO.
10:35A.M. : , . Dourer 4 1ire8 . 5 : < 5r. M.
asiap. M. . . Lincoln Paf9./Oni7& / H. V..2:05 : v. M.
7Wv. : M . Overland KxinobS . 8:15 : A. M.
nUMMV TlUINIiTDIDUAIIA.
Leave Council llluu"8 TUj : 8u : > ! 'J:30 : 10:30 :
u. m.j
11:48 : p. m. Sunda - 7u5:3lUao : : : a. mi
2U : < > U : ; :25 : 0 : : llslfi pjm , Leave Omaha
-fl:3V-7:35-b:50-10:00-UOU : : : : a. in : 1:00:00 : -
00 1:03 : 5 :03 : : 8:33-11:10 : : Pvia. Sundays Ua5 :
60-UOJ : a. m.2UiOJ6OoJ:05ll:10 ; : ; : ; < : p.m
HOTEL ,
Mtiin St. , Council Bluffs.
Near the C. , 11. & Q. ; C. , M. & St , P. , and
C. , 1 ! . I. A ; P. mllwnr depots. .Street earn
pass thu door. Kvurytliiug uow and llrst
class.
Proirictor ] uml Manager.
P.T. MAV.NE. A. 8. UAZELTOS.
P. T. Mtvyne . & Co ,
Real Estate Exchange
No. 103 Pearl Street .Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Dealers In lowu , Kansas and Nebraska Lauds
LOTS IN COUNCIL BLUFFS , AND
'
OMAHA A SPECIALTY : . .
WHOLESALE AND JOBBING
ZIOTTSES O31
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
DEKItE , WELLS & CO. ,
Wholesale
Agricultural Implements , Bngjles ,
Carriages , Kto , T.tc Council IllulTs , lown.
KEYSTONB MANUMn7Ult7NG ( CC)7 )
Corn Shelters , Stalk Cutters ,
DiscHarrows , Seeder. * , Corn Planter * , Koctl Cut-
ten * , Ktc. Factory , Hock Fulls , Ills.
Nog. 1S01,1VSI , l.Vn , 15D7 Mnlli St. , Council llliilTs.
DA'vll ) HUAIIKY ifc CCXi
Manuf'rsanl Jobbers ot
Agricultural Implcments.Wagons . , Buggies ,
( "nrrlnii ) , niul nil Vlnls or Turin Mncftliiory.
11UO to 11M South Ma'n ' Stro = t , Council lllutls ,
town.
AXK IIAXDUIS.
1 < \ O. U i.t : ISDN , T. It. Doom.v , Ono.l' . Wntnnr
1'res.i.Trciis. V.-I'ros.&Mini. Soa&Couuoll
Council Bluffs Handle Factory ,
( Incorporated. )
Manufacturers of .Axle , 1'lck , Sloilpo nml Snmll
Handles , of otory description ,
ftARPKTS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO. ,
Curtains Window Shades
Carpets , , ,
Oil Cloths. Cuitnln Fixtures , Upholstery 'looda ,
Ktc. No. 4'Jo ' Uroiiilway Council Bluffs ,
Iowa.
C1UARS , TOUACCO , KTC.
PEUEUOY & MOOltE ,
Wholesale Jobbers In the
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes
Kos. 23 Mala uml U" 1'oatl Sts. , Council IllulTs ,
Iowa
COMMISSION
SNYDElt & LEAMAN ,
Wholesale.
Fruit and Produce Commission Merchants
No. HPcarl St. , Council llluirn.
CRACKKRS.
McCLUIlG CUACKKR CO. ,
Manufacturers of
Fine Crackers , Biscuits and Cakes ,
Council liluffeOHM. .
CROCKKRY.
MAUKBll & CHAK'r ,
Importers & Jobbers of Crockory.GIassware .
Lamps , Fruit Jura , Cut lory , Stomnvaro , Uar
Goods , Fancy Uoods. I'.tu. Council l
Iowa.
DRUGGISTS.
HARLE , HAAS & CO. ,
Wholesale Oils. Paints Glass
Druggists , . , ,
Druggists' Sundries. Kts. No. J Main St. , and
No. 'Jl 1'onrl St. , Council lllnlls.
DltY GOODS.
M. E. SMITH & CO. ,
laipjrtors and Jobbers of Dry Goods ,
Notions , Ktc. Nos. 113 and 114 Main St. , Nos. 113
and Hi l'cai-1 St. , Council lllulls , lown.
WHIT & DUCJUBTTE ,
Wholesale
Fruits , Confectionery & Fancy Groceries.
aaocKitws.
GRONEWEG & SCIIOENTGEtf ,
Jobbers in Staple and Fancy Groceries ,
Nos. 117 , 119 and 121 , Mala St. , Council Uluffs ,
Iowa.
L. KIRSCI1T & CO. ,
Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Also Wholesale Liquor Dealers. No. 110 Droad-
wiiy , Council Illusrs.
HARDIVARU.
p. c. 5is vou
Hardware , Tinware , Gasoline Stoves ,
Koirigcrutoi . etc Nos. 501 llroiulway , and 10
iMnlu sticct , Council HlulN.
JIARXKtiS , KTC.
BECKMAN & CO. ,
Mumi'ncturorH of and Wholesale Dealers in
Leather , Harness , Saddlery , Etc.
No. ffi. " , Main St. , Council Illuir * , Iowa.
HATS , CAPS. KTC.
METCALF BROTHERS ,
Jobbers in Hats , Caps and Gloves.
Nos. 312 and 314 llroadway , Council
HKAVY HARDWARE.
KEBLINB & FELT ,
Wholesale
Iron Steel Nails Hardware
, , , Heavy ,
And Wood Stock , Council lllulls , Iowa.
7f//WS AKD
J > . II. McDANELI ) & CO. ,
Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides ,
Tallow , Wool , Pelts , ( Jreafonnd Furs. Council
lllutfti , Iowa.
COUNCIL IJLUFFSlcO. ,
Wholesale Dealers In
Illuminating & Lubricating Oils , Gasoline
ETC. , E3TO.
S. plivodoro , Atfcnt , Cimiicll Illnffs. Iowa.
A. OVERTON & CO. ,
Hard Wood , Southern Lumber , Piling ,
Ami llridj.ro Matui'lnl Spcc-laltlos.Wliolu nlo l.uin-
l > or ol nil Kinds. Ulllco No. I.MMaln St. ,
l.'ullllCll I till it H. I'JH'II.
KVA'K.S AND LIQUORS.
JOHN UNDER ,
\Vholesalo
Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors ,
Atront for HI. Cotllinrri'a llcrl ) Illttcrd. No , ID
Main tit. , Council Illuirri.
SCHNEIDER & BECK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
Kama.Main til , , Council llluffi.
A.C.DUUMIAM , Pros. L.W. TUM.KVB , Vice-Pros.
JAMES N. nitow.vCushlor.
Council Bluffs national Uan ! {
102 MAIN STREET ,
Capital $100,000
Authorized Capital 250,000
Stockholders Represent 1,000,000
Do a general banking Im&lnois.
A coounta of bankj , Imnkurs , nicrciiants , man
ufacturcrs and Individuals rood veil pn favora-
to rms.
Domcbtlo and forql n oxchaiife. !
Tlio very beat of attention t'lveir to. all 'busi
ness committed to our cure.
2.T. LINDSEY&CO.
. . . ,
RU
SHOES AND ARCTICS
RUBBER AND OIL CLOTHING ,
AND
- -
3300TS.
And Eastern Prices Duplicated. Write
for Prices.
Storehouse aud Salesroom , 41 N. Main St. Offlco 412 Broadway ,
Oo-u.ri.oil Bl-u.ff3 , - lo-wsi.
.W. P.
kill riUilor rm7Jt . anl mUCiotlon y nrintJD 1. rr.iraolioajsj
onl.IttloQInut trucks the best In the \vorlJ.
ft'
* { " 808 Eighth Aveiuic and Eighth Street , Council Bluffe.
SPECIAL NOTICES
\
NOTICE. Special advertisements , such ns
Lost , Found , To Lonn I'o" Sale , To Itcnt , Wants ,
Hoarding , etc. , will bo inserted in this columnnt
Iholoir rate of TEN C13MTS PKlt UNE for the
C
each subsequent Insertion. Leave ndvortlaa
mcntsnt our ollice , No. U Pourl street , near
liroadwny , Council Iii nil's.
WANTS.
OH SALK Property on corner Ppnrl street
F
niul Sixth avcmu ; . Council Itlnlt- ' , consisting
of two story. Iron-roofed brisk bnllUliic ; n f rnmo
house of > lx rooms : nil on lot W3vllW. For terms
npjily to A. 11. McClinx , on premises.
FOK SAf.i : Senlod bids will bo rocoJvoJ byTf
\V. Uodofor up t ( > Fobriinry JM , 1838 , on
eighty ft'ut ' front , two story brick block , NOJ. " - ' ,
24,20 and 23 1'cttrl street , between Uroiuliviiy nnd
First avenue.
WAN \VAI.ICKU , No. M Main street ,
( under Cltl/on's llnnkl , real ys'iite nnn mer
chandise exchange brokers. Our books are lull
of special bargains but It Is luipo-sliilu to pub
lish u reliable list Iroin tholuct of so many dally
changes. What wo usk is : If you want to soil
or trailo anything In our line , write us nnd wo
will send you a iillo of bargains to select team.
Lands improved or unimproved , city or town
property , stocks of goods of any lilnd In any
place , if such j on have or such you want let us
hoarfrom yon. Svan & Walker , Council Illuir.s
0OVMiido | in . ' 11 days by u lady ujont of the
ff > . .LJ "lcUltnblo.'r ! Wo want nix more live
agent" , mule or lemale. Apply In person or by
lotlor to Win. Itandall , Supt. of agencies , Coun
cil lllnlfi * , Iowa.
Alt.M roil SALE -At n bargain if Fold soon ,
F 1H ( ) acres , 04 miles southwest of Omalm. 0
room house , uxuollunt well and cistern , burns.
ono for eiirht horses , ono tor ) rows : hen , tool
and wagon houses ; IOJ acres in timothy : OVMd
lorest trees , cotton wood , black walnut , ash and
innplo ; good orchard , apple , chnrrios , plums ,
pnipc'S nml small fruits. Never lulling Flock
water. It. l > . OmcKii , 5UO llroadwiiy , Council
Illu lib , Iowa. _ _
THE GREGORY INCANDESCENT GAS LAMP
Tlie public iiro Informed that n patent lins
been ullowuil to Clt'ii. H. CJregoiy on his Im-
piou-d gns lumps and inuiiiitncliircd by UH. Mr.
C. A Williams Is our uutliorlreil agent lcr ! Coun
cil Illutrs ami Oinnlm. The public are cautioned
not to buy any ol thrso giw lampi r\ccpl
tluoiigh. Mr. Williams , as all others ofieio.1 for
snloiuo inlrliigomcnts upon our lamp. I' . II.
Itui nm & Co. , Jlunutm'liirors unit Solo wostrrn
Agents , No. IIoi rlum street , Chicago ,
LAMPland CROCKERY
-AT-
REDUCED PRICES ,
At Homer's ,
No. ii5 ! Main Street. Council Blurts , In ,
. OFFICER. If. II. W , P03BT
OFPiCER &
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
EstiiUlfliuil 1M1.
"
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OOTJitTOIIj
Practices in Statu and Federal Courts.
Jtooius 7 mid S , fjiiuxurt Jilui'.k.
E. R. Oaclwell ,
Real Estate , Probate
AND DIVORCE LAWYER.
No. .604 Broadway , : Council Bluffs
R. BI E , M , D.h
niirnnpn or oilier tuni'irs removed without
ItAflVlillu iho liulfe or drawing of blond.
C1IRONIC DISEASES of oil klndg a spcclaltr.
Over thirty years' iiriiut.oal uxiiorloiu-J.
Kb. 111'earl Sucet , Couiii II lllulli.
IVCO.NSUI.TATUJN I'llKf.
N. SCHUBZ ,
Justice of the Peace ,
Offlco Over Aincriciui Ksjrcss Couiimuy.
_
I wish to respectfully call the attention of mv
natrons and the public In ge mill , t
ynl from the oM stand Nos. 7 ami V m ' .Lom ?
. " " " ' "
10 my no-.v and commonioiis iluaHbrg , " "
HQ , 226 Broadway ,
' 1 will bo .
JJ.J'oio ploase.l to t-co my
" 0 > " 0 > V aml C ° 1
all th
UTESTFaliricsinSpringSTyLK
n.nnov.1 . ' " 110"1011 ' larffo nuailers I nm better
° ' ' ' ' ° t0 Mrvo tlu >
lc I
J. M. SMITH ,
Merchant Tailor
NO 226 Broad way , Council Bluffs.
"ES'SEX HOUSE ,
CoitXEIl UllV.VXT AXI ) Vl.VIJ STS.
Opposite City llulldinrs , Council Illutfi
Warm rooms nnd uood board at roasonaulo
Hortnwestern Hotel.
4
Newly fitted anil furnlshoil. Opp. Broadway
Dummy Depot. 31.M per day.
SAMUEL TATli , Prop.
L. H. BKKSll.VNV , Manager.
ONLY HOTEL
In Council Bluffs havinir
Fire Esoa/pe
Aud nil moaern liaprovutneuti , call belle , lire
alarm bells , etc. . islhu
CREST ON IIOUSE1
Nog. MID , JUT and Ul'J , Muln Street ,
MAX MU1IN , Proprlator.
Chicago Lumber Co.
Wliolcsalo and Itctall Lumber , Lutli , Hlilntrlni
Snsh , Doors and Dlliuls. Bolo wonts for the
ci'lcbralod Maibleliiuid Concontnitvd Wlilto
LIlllO. S , P. ilAIX'ONNKLI. , MllUUffU
Telepliono No. 8.
No. ' 1C .Muln Stro ot , Council U lull's ,
RUSSBLL&Oo
Mniiufacturcrflor nil sizes uf
Automatic Eng-ines
Kepeclnlly Dcblgncd for Kunaiiu
MILLS , CHAIN KLKVATOKS ,
AND KLKCTH10 LltJIITS ,
Tubular and Louoinotivo JJoilors.
New irassillon Threshers.
Carey and Wooilljury Ilorso Power-
S'l'ATIONAHY , SKID ,
Porttiblo and Traction Engines ,
SAW MILLS , KTC1.
Factory Miussillon , 0. Hranch House
510 Pearl St. , Council Uluild.
8E1TD FOB , 1880
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT
MANUrACTUIIUII AND UfAI.KII 1.X
HAIB GOODS
No , 337 Broadway , Council Bluffa.
Heal I'.stutc bought niul bold ,