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( J THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , MAKOH 28 , 1888.
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
.OFFICE , NO. 12 PHAIlfe STIIEET.
Delivered by Currier in Any Tart of the City nt
Twenty Cents I'cr Week.
II. W.TJI/TON. MANAGER.
TKLKVHONK8 !
ncfiiKK" * OFFICE , No. 4.1.
NKIIIT HDiTori , No , St.
. , , . MINOR MENTION.
J&Y. . Plumbing Co.
j'J > Jew spjlng goods at Keller's ,
Wanted Boys to wlro togs , Call nt Bi B
'Mlltihory display at II. Friedman's Friday
'biiu Saturday.
A force of 145 men Is employed on the new
Broadway bridge.
W. H. Beck has bought a flno filly , Wooded ,
both Wilkcs nnd Manhattan being ou tlio
pedigree.
Judge Thornoll has decided the Benjamin-
Converse litigation In favor of the latter , dis
solving the injunction ,
The motor company has established its city
onico nt No. 418 'Broadway , with Hudlo &
Scars of the Manhattan.
The ladles nro cordially invited to attend
the spring display of millinery at II. Fried
man's Friday nnd Saturday.
Easter sociable at the Methodist church to
morrow ( Thursday ) evening. Refreshments
and caster novelties for sale.
The Council Bluffs Hunting and Fishing
club hold n meeting last evening and trans
acted porno routine business.
Dr. T. J. Cody has let the contract for the
building of a hvery stable and veterinary in-
Urinary on Washington avenue.
A marrlaga license was Issued yesterday
to William T. Schwartz , of Stanton county ,
Nob. , and Annlo Lcltzhc , of this county.
The Ladles' Musical society will meet this
afternoon at 2:30 : , in Meyers' now inuslo hall.
Miss Isaacs and Mr. Franco glvo the pro
gramme.
Miss Love , of Chicago , has takcd charge of
II. Friedman's trimming department. She
baft excellent taste and Is thoroughly conver
sant In the millinery line.
Last evening Mr. James Townsend Hussell
raven Byron nnd Shnkespcaro recital for the
ladles of the Every Thursday club. It was
given in the parlors of Mrs. N. M. Puscy.
Mrs. John Barnes , of Wcston , died Mon
day night , and will ho buried this afternoon.
Kov. Mr. Flsk , of this city , will olllciate. The
remains will bo Interred in Gregg's cemetery ,
Hazel Doll township.
The government building has again been
inspected , and the work again pronounced
satisfactory , this time by Mr. Nathaniel Hob-
crts , of the supervising architect's ofllco ,
Washington.
There Is plenty af law in the city whether
thcro Is much justice or not. Yesterday there
wcro five courts in session , the district rourt ,
United States circuit and district courts , po
llco court and superior court.
The talk of Hon. W. II. M. Pusoy being
ngaln nominated for congress by the demo
crats of this district will lese its interest now
that It is authoritivoly stated that ho will not
accept if nominated.
F. J. Brcezo , the taxidermist , yesterday re
ceived the largest elk head seen In this pait.
It is the property of W. B. Mathews , of
Omaha and is to beset up by Mr. Breeze.
The antlers measure over twelve feet from
tip to tip.
A certificate of amendment to the articles
of Incorpoiatlon of the Walnut Paik Land
and Improvement company , Increasing the
number of directors of said company to
eovcn , was filed ut the county recorder's
oHlco yesterday morning.
On account of the season being so early
Mr. H. Friedman has decided not to glvo u
formal spring opening , but has arranged for
nn elegant display of flno French pattern
bonnets nnd novelties , far superior to any
heretofore shown in this city. This display
will bo ou Friday nnd Saturday.
The city clerk yesterday Issued n building
permit to Jacob Ncuinayer for n $ ' . > ,000 addi
tion to his hotel. The now Dart will contain
a largo store room , which Mr. Neumaycr
thinks will rent for enough to pay the In
terest on his investment , and ho figures that
the income from the additional rooms will
pay a good profit. .
Mr. Bertram Zoverly , pension examiner ,
has received the sad news of the death of his
father , Hon. Alex N. Zoverly , which occurred
at Washington Monday. The old gentleman
was eighty years of ago , nnd has been much
in public life. For years ho was the third as
sistant postmaster. His son will proceed at
once to Washington to attend the funeral.
A veritable "bottomless pit" seems to ex
ist nt the corner of Broadway and Bryant
street. About two weeks ago a largo hole
wan dlscoveied * beneath the paving , and ten
wagon loads of dirt was required to fill it up.
Yesterday it was found to hnvo taken another -
' other drop , nnd several moro wagon loads , of
' , , dirt were dumped into the cavern. Just
where it goes to is a mystery , but it is sup
posed to have settled into the quicksand that
was found there when the Broadway sewer
was built. .This enormous appetite is only
developed in the spring of the year.
Money at low rates on llrst-clnss farm security.
Burnham , Tulleys & Co , 102 Main street.
For all fcmalodlHeastu consult Drs. Moser &
Van NOSH , opera IIOUHO block , rooms i und C ,
Council lilulltj. Con eapondence solicited.
Nobbiest styles iu spring overcoats at
John Bono & Co.'s.
A full line of crockery nnd glassware
at Lund Bros. , No. 2It Main street.
Hallway Officials.
Vice President Smith , of the Council Bluffs
f & St. Louis railway , and Thomas Sheldon ,
' treasurer of the company , nro In the city for
the purpose of looking over the books and
business of the late Colonel McKissock and
caring for the interests of the company dur
ing the temporary vacancy.
Union Abstract company , 230 Main street.
E. H. Shcafo loans money on chattel
security of every description. Private
consultinp rooms. All business strictly
confidential. Ofllco 600 Broadway , cor
ner Main street , up-stairs.
Travelers ! Stop nt the Bcchtolo.
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Piles cured with certainty. Drs.
Mosor & Van Ness , Council Bluffs , la.
Wanted To lease , a furnished house ,
ton to fifteen rooms. Inquire of John
ston & Van Patten , Ha Main street.
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Helping Sunday Schools.
Joseph Wells , the Sunday school mission
ary for this county , has made arrangements
by which union schools can bo furnished with
lesson papers and otnor needed helps at about
half the usual cost , the American Sunday
School union standing the balance of the ox-
pcnso. Those interested in the work and desiring -
siring their schools to bo thus aldod should
communicate with him.
I < 08t , an Irish setter dog , very largo ,
red in color. Return to A. Hofter , 310
Broadway and receive reward.
Dm. Moser & Van Ness cure nrhato diseases.
ItooiUH i and C , opera house b'u. Telephone 27X
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Latest novelties in the Star shirt
waists at John Bono & Co.'a.
Call and boo the newest styles of boys'
knee und kilt suits at John Beno & Co.'s.
B. B. Wadeworth & Co. loan money.
Oatoh On to Thli.
Mr. Charles Probstlo 1s prepared to
lupply you with a harness the equal of
any on earth. Fine work nnd harness
novelties a specialty. Single , double
nd track ; also a good class of farm
IVrork. . A complete stock of gentb' und
\ \ ladies' riding saddles , driving boots ,
robes , all kfiidu of whips , etc. Glvo
him a call. _ _
The Knitting Factory ;
The now enterprise , known &s Mullln'a
knitting factory , will be iu active operation
in the course of two weoks. The plant ls > on
the way , and ycster jay a lease was niado ol
the south half of the nrst tteor of the Matcmlc
bulldlug.
ALL ABOUT THE BLUFFS ,
Flvo Courts Grinding out Jus tic o
Hero Yesterday.
THE NEW KNITTING FACTORY.
Its location Decided Upon Aylcs-
ivortli'H tincnl llecorcl Bonnl of
Trmlo nmt City Council
Personal Pftrngrnplis.
Tlio Fcrtcrnl Court.
The spring session of the United States
circuit court was opened yesterday morning
in the south court , room of the now court
house , with Judges Shims and Love on the
bench , The forenoon was taken up with call
ing the docket , assigning causes , and hearing
motions. In the afternoon Judge Shiras con
tinued hearing motions in the jury room , and
Judge Love had the first case of the term
called in the court room. It was a datnago
case against the Chicago , Burlington &
Quincy for the killing of onoFostcrat Pacific
'unction , .
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The District Court.
A few motions wore heard in the district
jourt yesterday morning , but by noon all
mslncss was finished up , and Judge Tlior-
icll adjourned for that term. The term
pencd hero on the 21th of January , and has
Ducn open nearly every wok-day since.
'art of thu ttmo Judge Loot bourow was pre
siding during the absence of Judge Thornell.
und last week both Judges wcro holding court
licro. Judge Dcemer opens the next term
311 the 3rd o' Apt 11 , and will probably bo hero
lib out six weeks.
tlio Cowboys.
C. E. Friedman , late of Oiloll Bros. & Co. ,
t this city , is still at Pine Bluffs , Wyo. , en
deavoring to regain his health by the cli
matic change. In a personal letter ho writes
mcouruglngly , despite the sudden changes
n weather which arc evidenced by one re
mark which ho makes , "wo wore fighting
files yesterday , but to-day a blizzard is going
liast. "
Of late lie has been exercising himself In
. .ho art preservative. Ho says : "I dis
covered an amateur press und several fonts
of typo the other day In the belongings of an
owa emigrant , and am beguiling the weary
hours by playing with it. .It is 'one of those
abominable nut cruckeis , not fit for n toy
even , but everything goes out hero , and I
' : iavo already done 1,000 envclones on it. The
.ypo has been shipped in the ctisos , and thcro
was nn assortment of the entire alphabet in
each box of the case. I had to set up the pi
and throw it back , which amused mo a week
or so. At first 1 cherished the idea of getting
out a paper the size of a postal card , but I
soon found it impossible to print so largo a
form of small typo , so as yet I am running
only a pocket Job olllco. The citizens are
anxious for n paper and the demand Is nearly
unanimous among the whole forty-eight of
thorn , but they haven't the means us yet to
take stock. "
Notice to Architects.
The board of cducntion of the intlo-
pcndunt school district of Council BlulTs ,
hi. , will consider nil plans that may bo
filed with the secretary , Clmrlcs M.
Hurl , Esq. , on or before the 7th day of
April , 1888 , for a th.roo-s.tory , oighteen-
room school building , to bo erected on
the prcbcnt site of tlio Washington ave
nue school house. The cost of said build
ing not to exceed $40,000. No payment
will bo made lor any plan unless the
snino shall bo adopted by the hoard.
The right to reject any or 'all plans is
oxprebslg reserved by the said board.
TiiKODOitu S. COUCH ,
J. J. STKWAUT ,
Committee.
Piles cured with certainty. Drs.
Mosor & Van Ness , Ceil Bounluffs.
The Aylcsworth Tragedy.
W. P. Ayleswoith , who was shot at Waterloo
lee , Neb. , is now in St. Joseph's hospital ,
Omaha , and is there attended by his wife.
The affair has caused no little surprise hero ,
although Aylesworth's drink habit was no
secret. When sober ho was one of the best
of men , usually genial und pleasant ; has
proven himself very skillful as a house
mover and contractor ; raised many brick
buildings hero and In Omaha , among tnom
St. Francis' academy , ills patent trucks
for moving houses Is a valuable invention ,
which has met with a ready sale. Until
liquor got hold of him , causing him to in-
aulg'o 111 sprees , .ho was prosperous finan-
ciallv , and In his homo life was very happy.
During the past year his sprees have increased
in frequency and in violence. Ho at times
would talk very wlldly.and make numerous
threats , but has not been deemed dangerous.
Ho has been arrested several times , and once
for being abusive to his family. His wife is
u perfect little lady and his children are well
trained. In view of all these circumstances
the greatest sympathy Is felt not only for the
family , but even for him. despite the fact that
ho 1ms brought this trouble upon himsolf.
The lust , day ho was in Council Bluffs was
Monday of last week. On that day ho was at
work at the residence of H. W. Tilton , of the
Bm : . lie seemed to bo sober and gave no evi
dence of any mental malady. Ho had , how
ever , n bottle of whisky in his pocket , and
thank of this quite frequently while nt work ,
and tried to get some other workmen to
Imbibe. Ho loft his tools , intending ,
apparently , to return , but instead
of doing so went to Omaha ,
drank moro and more , nntil In a crazed con
dition ho roamed off Into the state and began
his wild shooting. The victims of his Insane
wrath will recover , according to last reports ,
but ho will never regain his sight , both eyes
being gone.
Shoafo loans money on real estate.
New City Directory.
Changes in rcsidonco or business can
bo made by addressing D. C. Dunhar Ss
Co. , Omaha.
What Will the Harvest Bo.
Much speculation Is Indulged in as to
what appointments will bo made by the
mayor and city council at tlio meeting next
Monday night , when the chief of the fire de
partment , chief und captain of police and
other members of the force ate to bo chosen.
It is the general Impression that the present
chief of the fire department will bo retained ,
as it is thought that the council would
hardly be willing to make a change in direct
opposition to the cxpiessod wish of so many
prominent citizens und tax payers as have
signed tbo petition far Tcmploton'n reap-
pointmcnt. No good reason Is assigned for
making a change , as the lire record for the
past two years has been such as to give com
plete ' satisfaction , and the politics of the
presc'nt incumbent are strictly in accordance
with the power now on the throne. In viuw
of these facts the public U unwilling to be
lieve that the council will needlessly do any
thing to arouBo tlio indignation of the business
men , and create such general , dissatisfaction
as would an uut of this kind ,
In regard to the chlof of police , the public
mind U very much unsettled as yet. The
nnmo of John Churchill has hern mentioned
in connection with that position , and it is
understood that it has been tendered to him ,
but ho refuses to accept it. His ability to
inopcrly conduct that onico it firmly be
lieved in , and if ho could be prevailed upon
to accept the position. H 1 * thought that his
appointment would give general satisfaction.
There are a few who profess to believe that
the present chief , James Mullen , will be al
lowed to hold over , although it is the im
pression of the majority that his head will bo
severed with a , very sudden , decisive blow.
OQlccr Dyer is favorably mentioned as the
probable captain of police , and it is generally
conceded that bo will receive the appoint
ment The name of Nick O'Biion U still
timidly brought forward by his friends , but
the mere mention of it is received with an
audible smile by the knowing ones , who say
that O'Brien' * political ambitloo was carry
ing him along at a far too rapid rate , and
predict that ho will bo effectually squelched
and sat down upon.
In regard to the lesser lights on the force
fuw predictions are made , although it is quite
certain that Mayor Holuer will make at leatt
a fuw changes. He stated 'sometime ago
that ho was bound to have "an efflclen pollco
force , " nml there is ho doubt but ho fcieant
what ho said. In order to accomplish this it
Will bo necessary to release some of the pren-
cnt members , and for this reason it is quite
probable that there will bo n general trans-
ormntlon in the galaxy of the city stars ,
Spring Opening.
Fine millinery , Friday , March 29.
to. P. II. Stewart. All are cordially
"nvltcd. No cards.
1'ollco Gatherings.
Pollco business still holds good , and the
x > llco Judge has his hands full every morn-
ng. Yesterday morning Judge Aylesworth
was confronted by an oven dozen , In number ,
although In appearance they wcro decidedly
odd. They wore sized up and classified as
"allow * :
Boozers Tom Lc\vl8 , 8.10 ; Ed Hughes ,
$7.00.
Vngs Thomas Crowley , ton days ; Peter
i3ruce , ten days ; Frank Scull , ten days.
Peddling without a license Fred Brcnn ,
dismissed ; John Sampson , continued.
Larceny and suspicious characters C.
Norton and John Mitchell , both continued.
They were found trying to sell now pocket
ailves in saloons and failed to account for
-ho articles in their possession.
Larceny John Walker , continued. Walker
s an agent of the Metropolitan Uug company
and was arrested on complaint of J. C.
Allen , proprietor of a restaurant near the
lummy depot , for taking away a lamp which
> vns nearly all paid for.
Suspicious character John Gary , contin
ued.
Assault and battery John Croty , contin
ued. Croty was arrested on complaint of
Michael Callahan , a contractor , who alleges
that the prisoner struck him several times ,
and threatened to pound him Into the earth.
The assault and battery case of Dan Car-
ngg comes up to-day , and will doubtless bo
very Interesting , unless the breach In the
democratic party is patched up , and the
warring elements lay down their arms.
Aid Our Chnrltnblo Institutions.
If there , are twelve Domestic sowing
machines sold from this ofllco within
ivlthln the next ton days , cither for casher
or monthly payments , wo will donate the
on tire proceeds of the twelfth sale to St.
Bernard's and the Cottage hospital ,
iach receiving an oq.ua ! share. Do
mestic parlors , 105' Main stroot.
The Now Catholic Church.
Rev. B. P. McMonomy , pastor of St. Fran
cis Xavior's church , leaves for Chicago this
morning to see about the altars for the now
church. These will not bo received before
September or October , and the church will
not bo dedicated before that time. How
ever , it is expected to open it on the third
Sunday of next month , on which occasion
there will be quite extensive and impressive
ceremonies. Two bands will bo in attend
ance , and the choir will bo assisted by an or
chestra. The Anuient Order of Hibernians
and other Irish societies will mnko a parade ,
and several visiting clergymen will assist in
the exercises.
At the dedication the ceremonies will bo
unusually jrrmut and impressive. Pontifical
liigh mass will bo celebrated by the bishop of
Lincoln. The work on the now cathedral is
rapidly nearing completion. The pews will
soon bo placed In position , and it will proba
bly bo ready to occupy by the middle of next
month.
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Doings of the Board of Trade.
The full board met at 8 o'clock to hear the
report of the committee. F. H. Hill was
made chairman. The usual order of business
was suspended and the report of the commit
tee was received. Mr. Wics stated that the
committee had had several meetings with
Mr. Kced and the union depot company , and
it is impossible to harmonize the differences
that exist between them. Ho then presented
the majority committee report , the substance
of which appeared in yesterday's BEE. The
minority report was also read.
On motion of Mr. Seidontopf the majority
report was adopted , and the following com
mittee was appointed to visit the city council
and notify them of this action : AVilllam
Soidontopf , William Moore , F. O. Glcason ,
F. J. Day and'E. H. Odell.
On the departure of the committee the reg
ular order of business was resumed.
After the reading of minutes of the pre
vious meeting communications were
read. One from W. W. Aina-
worth , of DCS Momcs , and another from
E. St. John , of Chicago. One from E. C.
Smith , of the Now York Life Insurance com
pany , states tha now insurance is not con
sidered by them a necessity to erecting build
ings where such investments are , in them
selves , an assured profitable investment.
That the insurance company will entertain
any proposition this city may sco fit to make ,
but the time of the investigation of our situ
ation and surroundings by that company
should be deferred until Council Bluffs can
furnish good hotel accommodations. Another
from W. W. Alnsworth , that the sleeping car
accommodations on the Kansas City & St.
Joe railroad had been referred to the officials
of that road.
On motion the secretary was instructed to
keep files of the various papers of the city in
thcso rooms.
It , was stated that there was danger of the
Wabush ofilccs moving from the city , and
Messrs. Haldcno. Shugart and Wallace wcro
appointed to confer with tho.ofllcials concern
ing the matter.
Mr. Shugart moved that the committee on
printing see to the making of a map of this
city ; such map to bo of a size us can bo easily
mailed und will conuin certain things neces
sary to bo advertised as the peculiar advan
tages this city possesses.
( ho JWiiimwa Line.
The completion of the Manawa motor line
is a matter in which the entire city and its
representative interests are concerned. To
effect this at an early data Mr. Reed is bond
ing all' his energies. The various hin
drances which have been thrown in the way
are familiar to the readers of the BEE. The
last , the crossing of the Chicago , Rock Island
& Pacific on Ninth street , is apparently the
only , or at least the greatest ono , which
stands in tbo way at immcdiato progress ,
In order to bring all possible influcnco to
bear upon the officials of that railroad , Mr.
Rebd asked the board of trade to lend their
influence. A special meeting was appointed ,
in which this matter was made tbo special
order of business. At this meeting Mr. Mcr-
riam , president of the union depot company.
appeared in the interest of that company and
antagonized the crossing at Ninth street.
This new complication arising , the matter
of adjusting or harmonizing these ap
parently conflicting interests was referred
to a special committee of the board ,
The committee mot yesterday afternoon.
After a conference in which the situation of
the motor line was fully explained by Mr.
Reed and Ills attorney. Mr. Pusey , the com
mittee was called to order with Mr. Wics in
the chair. Mr. Pusoy stated the attitude of
his client and Mr. Morrlam did the same for
the depot company. The chair stated for
what the committee had met and asked if
some plan of compromise could not bo sue-
Rested. Mr Reed said that he would agree
to vacate Ninth street whenever the depot
company should have their building erected
and ready for occupancy , provided the depot
company would tulco up his tracks , lay them
down upon some other street , and put In the
necessary curves. To this proposition Mr.
Mcrrlarn , for the depot company , would not
accede. Ho would consent to the laying of
tracks , and the operation of the road until
the depot company should bo re.uly for ac
tive operations , provided that , at that time ,
Mr. Reed would take up tlio tracks of his
road and vacate the street. Mr. Reed
would not consent to to this propo
sition. Thu matter was debated
at length by various persons. William
Moore , who Is a member of the depot com
pany. thought that the motor line should be
assisted and given that crossing inasmuch as
it was a tangible thing while the depot was
in the very dim perspective , so far away , In
fmt : , that there was no hope of ils being
built for this year , at least , and perhaps for
a longer time.
The City Council.
The city council met in adjourned session
last evening. Present Mayor Rohrer , AN
dtrman Watermen , Lacy , Knepher , Bellinger
und Weaver. The petition of E. H , Merriatn
and eighteen other * that the [ nuisance exist
ing ut the corner of Pearl street and First
avenue , caused by ( landing water , be abated ,
was granted , and the marshal was instructed
to sco that Dr. Woodbury" removed nil ob
structions forthwith. farJ ?
On motion of AldcT-maajOJncy the regular
irdorof business wasdiiptyiso * with until the
Ixmrd of Undo coujmlttcostnada their report.
That report was ? then presented by William
Seidontopf. Mr. McrriaiH Wtfdo n minority
report in favor of the opposition. Mr. H. M.
Pusoy , as legal ndvlscrof the".jnnntigcment of
Lho motor line , made a lengthy statement
concerning the case. HcVVreSc'ntcd a petition
with several hundred signatures asking for
the Interference of the epuncll. After
n rather extended " 'discussion the
matter was referred , to the
mayor , city council and city attorney.
The petition of property owners on North
Second street for a cli'ango'of ' grade was put
upon its second reading , and referred to the
city engineer and1 the committee on streets
and alloys , and potltloner8rcqucsted to sign
another petition , consenting to such changes
ns may bo found necessary.
On inottdh of Alderman Lacy the council
adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock this morning
to consider the Manawa railway question ,
Grand Opening
Of Mrs. T. B. Louis' millinery em
porium , Thursday and Friday , March
29 and 80. Latest novelties will ho dis
played. Don't forgot the date and
place , Mrs. Arhuthnot's old stand.
A Plcnsnnt Hcccption.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Chapman entertained
a company of young folks at their new home ,
No. 717 First avenue , Monday evening. The
gathering was In honor of Miss Ruhsc. who
Is In a few days to leave for her home In Ne
braska City , to thcro spend sever.il weeks In
rest and recreation. Miss Rohso has won nn
enviable reputation as an artist , and finds tlio
demands upon her tlmo and strength so great
ns to nccssitato a period of respite. Among
those from out of the city who wcro guests
on this occasion wcro Mr. and Mrs. Do Bo-
volso , of Omaha , Miss Kate Freeman , of
Iowa City , and Mrs. Rlfonback , of Denver.
The evening was very happily spent In danc
ing and In cards , and suitable refreshments
were served with hospitality.
Lot 10 , Mock 7 , Bayliss' first addition ,
with good house , will ho offered cheap
for the next ton days by S. B. Wads-
worth & Co. , U30 Main st. It Is a bar
gain for any ono.
A Narrow Escape.
Taylor Woolsoy and Harry Starr were yes
terday after ducks nt lake Manawa. Starr
ventured out about n hundred yards on the
Ice , which gave way under him , dropping him
Into about twenty feet of water. With his
heavy clothing , belt of cartridges and other
wcsght , ho had n hard struggle for life , but
by his cool-hcadcdncss managed to get out ,
badly chilled only.
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Personal Pnragraphs.
Mayor Rohrer goes to Des Molncs to-day
on business for the city.
Mrs. Robert McLachlan and daughter , of
Rock Island , HI. , nro guests of their relatives ,
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Bublitz , on South First
street.
C. M. ICeedy , of Kccdysville , Md. , was In
the city yesterday , the guest of his former
townsman , Mayor Rohror. Ho was shown
the various points of interest in the city.
Miss Laura Brcnneman has taken charge
of the pattern room of H. JMedman's milli
nery establishment , wlieae * aho will bo
pleased to have her fnends'nnu patrons call.
The following gentlemen leave for Des
Moines to-day : Messrs. Seldenlopf , Shupart ,
Mcrriam , Hill , SteadmanandSnpp. . They
constitute the board of trado-jcommittoo to
see after the legislation necessary to effect
the paving already under way In the city.
John L. Cohoon , who has , ' been special
agent for a Boston Insurance company , has
given up that position to accept ono with a
loan company of Now Yorlr. Ho willoperato
in Iowa , Nebraska and Kansas ns their
western rcpiescntativc. Ho arrived homo
yesterday from New York , having completed
the new arrangements.
SPECIALJWTICES.
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QPECTALadvertlsements , such as Lost , found.
O To Loan , For Sulo , To Kent , Wants , Hoarding
etc , will bo Inserted in this column nt the low
ratoof TKN OENT8 FKK LINE for the first In
sertion nnrt Flvo CentH 1'er Line for each subse
quent Insertion. Leave advertisements at our
olllre. No. 12 1'earl Street , near IJroadway , Coun-
ell Hlntfs , Iowa.
WANTS.
WANTED At onco. four girls for general
housework , : Mniroad\\ny. !
TO THADE A clean stock of clothing , hats ,
boots and HlioiH , for found ! muffs or
Omaha property , or for land In this vicinity.
Adiltess 11 2(1 ( , Iteo olllco. Council JlIulTs.
Hood clil forpencral housework ,
WANTED
Apply to Mrs OLciholtzer. IK8 Thhd st.
WANTED A good shoemaker with kit of
tools and $100 capital ; good opening at
Lake View. I l\lll furnl&h shop 100111 In my
general store rent fre . Tor further particulars
uddrobs J. I" . Therkolson. Lake View , Sao Co .
Jn. , or call on Joseph Therkelsen , 111 Upper
liroadway. Council lllufls ,
T710H SALE Very cheap for cash or would ox-
J ? change for Council llluirs or Omaha prop
erty , a retail stock of boots and shoes valued nt
16,000. Cull at store No , fO ) S. 13th st. . Omalin.
or address It. Martin , same place and number
"IjlUHNrrrjHE nought , sold and exclmiiKPd ;
-13 also storage nnd commission in good , light ,
nlry. lire prool building. Inquire nl Moro No.
J10 North 13th bt. H. Jliirtlu , Omaha.Ncb.
TTPHOLSTEUING and Furniture repairing
U done neatly und momptly : work duoran.
teed. Household goods and furnlturo bought
nmlsold. L. M , Lewis , No. 110 North 13th st ,
Omaha.
"I710R SALK At a bargain. 40 acres near stock
JJ yards , South Oniuhu , Neb. , Johnson &
Christian , Koom 35 , Chamber of Commerce ,
Omaha.
A girl to do cener l housework ;
WANTED , convenient kitchen , TOU ( itli
avenue.
Stocks of merchandise. Ilavo
WANTED and Council llluffs city propeity.
also western land to exchange for goods. Call
on or address Johnson & Christian , lloom 33 ,
Cimmber of Commerce , Omaha.
ANTED Flrst-clafs cook ntCreston IIOUB * ,
W Council llluirs. Ion a.
SNYDCK fc SNYDER ,
II. 1) ) . RNYDKIt , A. M. , U. D.
PHYSICIAN-AND SURGEON.
MIIS. M , II. 8NVDEII , M. J ) .
SPJKCIALIST
DISEASES OP WOMEN AND CHILDUEN.
U07 Broadway , Council muffs.
FOR THE LATEST
And Most Fashionable novelties In
Human Hair tioods.
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GOTO >
MRS. G. L. GILLETTE ,
29 Main St. , Council BlulTs , Iowa
OKFICBOKTJIKi
STEAM DYEWOBKs
Sumo street ani nuinbor.
jf
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS
100 Broadway Council Uluffs , Iowa. Established
IT.
R , H , HUNTINGTON & CO , ,
lYHQLESALE
FL.OUR , FRUIT & .PRODUCE ,
. NO. 104 BROADWAY.
NOW HUSBAND DEAR
TOU 00 ntOHT DOWN TO
PETER C. MILLER'S
And Get Tlmt llcniillfnl Pattern of
WALL PAPER
I SAW T11EUE VESriMll )
UK DOUS ALL KINDS Ol < '
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
DECORATING , WHITENING , ETO. ,
Ami llns None Hut Expci icnciil Workmen.
Nn. IJironrl St. , : : Council UtufTa.
JOHN GILBERT ,
ri.UMDr.H AND DBALKU IN
WIND MILLS ,
IRON AND WOOD PUMPS ,
NO. G21 MAIN ST. ,
COUNCIL BL.UF.FS , : : IOWA
COUNCIL , BLUFFS
IJ
7U4 BROADWAY , UI'-STAIRS
Is ready to furnish first-class help of all kinds ,
contoactors , hotels , restaurants and private
places.
Fifty Indies and gentlemen wanted to Ecll n new
article which every family will buy. Apply
this \ > et'E.
A. a Li A US EN.
Itefcrcnces : First Nat'l Hank.
OGDEN BOILER WORKS
CAKTKU & SON , Prop's.
Manufacturers of
All Kinds of Steam Boilers & Sheet Iron Work
Orders by mall for repars promptlc attended
to. Satisfaction feunrantccd. 10th Avenue. Ad
dress Ogden Boiler Works. Council muffs , Iowa
WM. WELCH ,
Carriage and
OFFICE O15 MAIN STIIEET.
Telephone No. IB.
The finest line of Landaus , Coaches and Hacks
n the city. The only line authorized to answer
calls turned In to Am. Dlst. Tel. Co.
NEW SPRING
MILLINERY
1514 DOUGLAS Sr. , OMAHA. NJ3U.
DELMONICO
HOTEL
711 BROADWAY.
Best $1 a Day House in the City ,
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS ,
Near tbo Depots. Street Car Connections.
CRESTON HOUSE ,
Main StreetCouncil , _ Bluffs ,
Only Hotel In the City with Flro Es
cape. Eloctrlo Call Bella.
Accommodations First Class ,
Rates Always Reasonable
MAX MOHN , Proprietor.
EGAN & KIMBALL ,
PLUMBERS ,
STEAM AND GAS FITTERS ,
No , 652 Broadway. Opera House Block ,
Council Bluffs. Telephone No. 284.
THE TROTTING STALLION
Standard No. 4090 , chestnut stallion , foaled
April IU , 1883. Bred by C. J , Humlin , Buffo !
N , Y. , sired by Almonarch ( record 2'--
eon of Alinont , first dam , Lucy , by Hamlln's
Patchin , giro of the dam of Bell Hamlin
( record 218J ; ) : second dam by Hysdyk'a
Ilamblotonlan. Norway stands 10 } { hands
high , and can trot better than 2W. : ! This
stallion will bo permitted to servo a few
mares at $35 the season from March 1st to
July 1st , For particulars enquire of
WADE GARY ,
Council Bluffs Driving Park , or No. 411
South lltb BC , Omaha. . '
SPECIAL SALE
CDBTAIN DRAPERIES !
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
WE SHALL CLOSE OUT A LOT AT HALF
THEIR VALUE.
CARPETS T
THE BEST OF FABRICS , BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS -
TERNS , LOWEST PRICES.
DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE ,
401 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA.
HARKNESS BRO'S.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
ATTFN Jfr RFTT Architects and Superintendents. Koom
AUULlH IX. UIiUU 2 < Opera House Block >
HRTMTNRINI7 Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineer
. JJIIUUUDIIIJJ , piana ) Estimates , Specifications. Sn
pervision of Public ork. Brown Building , Council BluiEs
Iowa. _ _ _ _
RINTFY RITRIC'R Attomey-at-Law , Second Floor Brown
llllJJJjl UUiUiLrf , Building , 115 Pearl Street , Council
Bluffs , Iowa. '
NOpnTTD7 Justice of the Peace. Office over American
, UUIlUttU , Express , No. 419 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
o wa.
Attorneys-at-Law , practice in the Stat"
, aud Federal Courts. Office Eooins
and 8 , Shugart Beno Block , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Q RAPMflTT Justice of the Peace , 415 Broadway
, 0 , UiiRllUIl , Council Bluffs. Refers to any banker
business house iu the city. Collections a specialty.
DRS. WOODBURY & SONS Dentists. Office corner o
. , Pearl St. and First Avenue
FINK GOLD WORK A SPECIALTY.
DRS. LfflOSEMYAN NESS ,
rooms 4 and 5. Telephone No. 273 and 272 for the office and
residence. Diseases of women and children a specialty.
f f HA7FN Dentist- Corner Main street and First
ESTAUiaSHICD 1842. INCORPORA. ED 1878
MASSILLON , OHIO , MANUFACTURERS.
SIZES FROM & m fm Kspeclally Doslgncd for
25T025 °
HORSE ELECTRIC LIGHT
POWER , PURPOSES ,
AUTOMATIC : CUT-OFF : ENGINE ,
Branch House , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
SEND l-'OIl CATALOGUE.
E. C. HARRIS , Manager
F. T. BREEZE ,
NATURALIST AND TAXIDERMIST ,
BIRDS AMD RSAMMAI , * KIOUNTUD TKUE TO NATURE.
ALL , WORK GUARANTEED.
NO , 010 MAIN STURKT , : : i OOIJNOIIj UIjUFFB , lX
Orders tiikon ut Ponroso & Hnrdon's , S. 18lh St. , Omuhu , Nob.
DR. C. B. J U D D ,
MANUFACTURER OF
ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELEGTRIG TRUSSES.
No. 6O6 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
WANTED Good Salesmen on large commission or salary.
WANTJCO LOCAL AND TIIAVKLINGAGUNTS ON COMMISSION ,
No. 201 Main Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OP
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES ,
BOTH DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN.
DR. RICE'S
COMMON SU\SC
HERNIAL SUPPORT.
The Greatest Invention of the .Age !
llupture or Hernia n Specialty ;
Makes Female Diseases a Specialty ,
Cures all kinds of Chronic Diseases tlwt or * car ! e with hlTmost Wonderful Vegetable Item *
eg. JB the oldest unrt most Hucce.ssful nperlallst in the west. I'ull and eo him. Ofllce No. 11
nrl st , Council JIlutTu , Iowa. Olilce liouraH ; to W a. m ; 1 to A and fl to 8 j > . in.
D , H. HoDAHELD & GO , ,
Hides. Tallow , Pelts ,
Wool and Furs.
Highest Market Prices. Prompt
Returns.
C20 nd 822 Main StreetCouncil llluffs.lovr * .
ACCIDENT INSURANCE ,
$5,000 AT DEATH I
t 5 weekly Indemnity for Injury. Coats but
113 per year In the Old Reliable United Htates
JIutu LAlileiit Association of Now York.
li.lIjl.iMUU & K I'
. Ue" 'l
. Jloom 8 , Opera Iluusu Block. <
Star Stables and Mule Yards
liroaih\uy , Council Illuffa , Oj > p. Dummy Depot
w
Horses nnd mules con > > laulon 1und , tot
83l ut i utotl or In car load loU.
Order * promptly tlllrd by contract on * Uort
notice. .
' mock Kold on commluulon.
U' lrnbOKO IU. BC1ILUTEII.V JIOLKV. .
Oppoalto liuumy4Jepot , Council llluff * .
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