Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 23, 1882, Page 7

f - |3 (O i R Ra ;!'} [ &) . | : | | L 1OLESALE AW, BOUKS AND STATIDAERY, T(]\’S AND HOLIDAY GOODS. L,)’,NO} + BLUFF LE ABSTR . W Lands and MONEY TO LOAN NOTARIES PUBLIC ANU EOUNGIL BLUFFS JOSEPH \ JOWA. OFFH}E: AG ¥ Lots Pougnt a.nd S8old AT LOW RAT CONV 2YANCERS. 10WA, REITER, MERCHANT TAILOR, MAKES THE FINES At the Lowest | NO. 310 %‘A-I-m'fl, tloewhero. All koo watranbod 88 Fopreccnted, T SUITS IN THE UPPER BROADWAY LATEST STYLES, orsible Prices. s Hair Store, at pricvs never befere touchod by at wreatly reduced pricos. Also gold, D5 not fall to call botore purchasing MRS, J. J. GOOD, i) BlufTs, fows, 29 Matn streos, € TAYLOR BROS, GROCHERS| 105 MAIN STREET, CUUNGIL BLUFFS. LINDER w BT, Wholesale Dealers in Liquors and Wines. No. 13 Main St , Council Bluffs, Ia, Branch House: Lind-r, Kiel & Jensen, fioux Falls, D. T BEILN. & ELA L., AWholesale I0OWA, Dealers in NEBRASKA, AND MISSOURIL, FBUITS Also Dealer in i {FANCY GROGERIES. | No. 102 B-nndwny, Council Bluffs VLA NECELIRT, 215, 217 and 219 Main Street, G RO © [ B d S Of All Kiods, New quare Dealing. Call and Bethesda Goods. New Prices and Examine Our Stock. MRS, E. J. HARDING, M. D., BATHING HuUSEl'Medical Electrician At Bryant’s Spring, Oor, Broadway and Union Sts. COUNCIL BLUFFS. p Flain, Medten Vapor, Electrlc, Plungo, n'shovnr.“&n‘ 25 'Cold Eohs. Com p-um wale and female nurses and attondants always on hand, and the best of e o and atten- tlon given patrons. Bpocial attont.ou given to batbing Ghifdren, Inyestigation aad patronsge wollcited. DR. A. H. 8tupLey & Co., 106 Upper Broadway. Dr. Btudley: ’l‘ullmnnt FoY chranlo diceasce made a special REMOVED without _the drawing uf blood or use of AND OTHb.ll Fits, Scrotula, piaint, Dropsy, Y TUMORS! tisnt, Fever and Mercur- inl gores, Eryaipelas, Salt Rhoum, Scald He b, w o and granulated Eyes, & atarrh, weak, a e S male Diseasos of all ' kinds. Also Kidnoy and Venerial discases. Homorrhoida or Piles cured moncy refunded. All disenses reated upon theprincipleot vegot- Jéreform, without the use of mercurial pols- ona or the Knife, Eloctro Vapor or Medicated Baths, furnished who desire them. Horala or Rupture radlcally cured by the use tho Elnstic belt Truss and Plaster, which has superior In the world, CONSULTATION FREE CALL ON OR ADDRESS Drs, B, Rice and P, C. HMiller, COUNOIL BLUFFS, Ia. DE. A. P. HANCHETT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Ortice, No, 14 Pearl Bireet. Houas, 0 a. m, to 2,e0d8 p,m, to 6 p, m. Rosidence Bancroft atroet. Teleplio: Central office, STARR & BUNCH, HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORHAMENTAL PAINTINC. PAPER HANGING, KALSOMINING AND GRAINIKG, O BEEOLAL Y. Shop—Corner Broadway and Scott St F. T. SEYBERT, M. D, PHYSIOIAN & SURGEON, GOUHGIL BLUFFS == |A Office No, , Broad. way, over A, Resta S. E \XGN, S B O XX = < . ’)"'\'k‘l} BLUY Iowa REAL .,.fln [E. W. 0. Ja {11 with his la ~ sollection |’ sud sells real catab Persons wiabing to buy ox gell city propert) oall Bushnell's Lok store, P "ABBOTT. b bis ~ EDWIN J. Mice, over * Justice of the Peace and! Notary Public. g connection * with | ¢ AND GYGNECOLOGIST. Graduste of Elocfropathic Institution, Phila- delphia, Penna, Office Cor, Broadway & @lenn Ave, COUNCIL BLUY¥F3, IOWA. The treatment of all diseases and psinful dif~ ficultios puculiar o females » specialty. “J. G. TIPTON, Attorney & Counsellor, Offica over First National Bank, Councll Blufls Lows * Will prctice fn the stato and fedoral urte JNu. JAY FRAINEY, Justice of the Peace, 814 BROADWAY, Couneil Bloffs, W B. MAYES, Loaas and Real Estate. Propristor of abstracts of Pottawattamio county, Office corner of Broadway and Main streete, Council Biufla Towa. U b J. MONTGOMERY, M. Fiie DISCENSARY EVERY SATURDAY. Towa, Office §n Evorott's block, Pearl trect, Res] Office hours from 9 to Council tlufty PRACTICAL DENTIST. Pearl opposite the postoMce. Ono of tho oldest practitioners {u Council Blufts, Eatls {sfaction guaranteed In HUCHES & TOWSLEE, DEALERS IN Conlectionery, Fruits,Nuts Cigars and Tobacco. Fresh vysters and Ice Cream in Seagon, 12 MAIN 8 Council Blutfs STEAM LAUNDRY. 723 W, Broadway. LARSON ¢ 181C T8, SON & ANDER UPFICER & PUSKY, Conneil Bluffs, Ia, Established, -« . sibBroadway, Council Bluffs Dealers 1o Forely { snd home securitics, 1866 and) Domestle; Kxchange Un.fcxzw.. BLUEES ©""%; . %L_A_ MCAIN, AND R THE DAILY UFFS RAILROA TABL Atlan 0 150 m Ex and Mai S pm D. Mo n 4440 pm CHICAGO, RURLINGTON AND QUINCY Arrive, At Mai ‘ N & Kas EX. 820 a m t. Arrive 16 p n | Pacifie Ext....0:05am )20 & m | Mai and EX*. 615 p m L (8ab). 550 pm | Accom. (Mon.).1:45 p m KANSAS CI1Y, 8T, JOR AND COUNCIL BLUFFS, Dopart Arrive Mall and Ex A m | Expros 6:50 p m Express. pm | Madi o NI PACIY Depart Overland Ex.11:30 a. m. | Overiand Ex, 1130 a. . | Den | Looil Ex | | Ex #4008 m, | WARASH, &P, LOUIS AND PACIFIC Dopart, Arrivo, Mail and kx 45 8 m | Mail A Ex,, 430 pm Cannon Ball.. 4:50 p m | Ca AL 11105 & m SIOUN CITY AND PACTHIC Depart Arrive For Sioux City .u.ivm.m C'v.0:50 p m For Fort N Frm Fort Niobrara, Nebt.... 6350 p 1 For 8. Pi . Pani. 850 & m enea 3 Leave ( e Maii and E: pin Atlantic ¥ 108 m CIICAG0, MILWAUKKE AND 8T, PAUL Leaves € t Omaha Mail and Ex 940 4 m Atlantic Ex T . R Souncil 1lufts, 1\, 10 & m, [8a 11am, pm, 8 p | 11 m, 4 pm, 5pm, 6 pu | m,4p Street cars run half hour'y to the Unlon Pac Sunday tho ears bugin their trips at and run reguary during tho day 4, 6'and 6 o'clock, and run to city time, REVOLULION IN LRON. A Procers in the Manufacture of Iron ‘Which Wil Digpense With Puddiiog. Titaburg Specla! DI pateh to (he Chicago Tri bune. A movement is on foot in Wheeling to utterly revolutionizs the iron mon- ~ | ufacturing business of that vity and oi the whole country. The enterprise of the iron and nail manufacturers there is to do entirely away with puddling, puddlors, and, of “course, puddlors’ strikes, A tyndicats was formed in Wheeling, the scene of the recont troublesowme strike idea, to carry o rthla ve held a series ¢ ons, the result of has been the readiog of one of Wheel ing's most pr mill-manage Frank J, Hes ) this city range the iminarios for putt plan in i op some persua: ed informatio To do away with puddling. tho only method to be pursued by the syndi- cate is to use & low grade of open henrth or Beesemer steel in making nails, This movement has hbeen started by the nail manufacturers of Wheeling, and my object in being in this city is to further their plain. I have had nuwerous blowa of soft steel made at the Bessomer eteel works at Braddock’s and each blow accurateiy analyzed. This soft ateel has been made into nail plate and quietly slipped into the Wheeling milis, and cut into nails, without the nailers being able to discover the difference between it and common nail iron. Our reason for doing this was to see whether steel would make nails, The results of our experiments have been entirely satisfactory, and we are now satisfied that we can make nails out of soft steel chesper and of a better quality for their weight than it was possible to do with the best puddied iron. Wo calculate in Wheeling that we make about one-seventh of the nails made in the United States Over 5,000 puddlers are employed in puddling the iron which we cut into nails. These will all be thrown out of employment unlees they see fit to work at some other branch of labor. 1 am in this city now placing contraots where they may be cuncluded at any time most guitable to the Wheeling syndicate, for all of the necessary equipments to be found in a firat class ANDERSOH, | Bessemer works, This is no small affair. The syndicate have an unlim- ited command of money, and will break ground in January for the new works, It will have a eapacity to start with 500,000 tons per year of low carbon steel. This output the syndicate will divide up into consign- meuts, according to the capacity of the diffsrent nail-mills ropresented in the syndicate, and each will get its allot- ment of so many car-loads of steel nail-plate per day from the Bessemer mill, The principal mills in the Wkheeling district are connected with the new enterprise. Such firms as the Wheeling Iron & Nail company, Laughiin Iron & Nail works, Martin’s Ferry, Riverside Iron company, Bel- mont, La Belle, Belleaire, Benwood, Standard, and Etoa Iron works are interested in the new project to put the negativo upon the possibility of puddlers’ strikes in the future. The gite chosen for the works is near the Benwood mills, on the ride next to the Riverside furnace That point is convenient to the works of the firms which I have already named to you, and is only about two miles from the center of Wheeling. The ship ping facilities at that point are unox- selled by any location in the vicinity The Benwood mills are the terminus of the Baltimore & Ohio; the Pirta. burg, Cincinnati & 8t Louis runs cloke to them, s the Wheoling, Parkersburg & Charleston from Char has the v of wayto the Riverslde furna: Besides all these two ui.-r roads—one a f the Baltimore & O! |-lr m of Ohi 3 anda n puddling would be a [ puddiers unknown to samo idoa rifl com- ¢d upon that no purpose fur which iron is now used but that in the next five years would he sup- plied by & l.w grade of Bessemer or open-hearth steel. Mr. Ainsworth, of the Pittsburg Steel Oasting com . | altar was decorated by « li 3NE -THuU Rsi \ pany, shown me Bos work s inst woek that ol in a common binck that the place of join | dotected, M \ tempta to te 11 | not see why it i not a3 cs Iy W b git turning 3 \ | all other ¢ - | | muet f to— | at least t boen | igured cut b nail ¢ r Wheeling. [ \ company 1 think best 10 ke - the public for & whilo ot 1 a \ | wire for barbed-fences { the Cambria iron s [ Bosaemer steel. Horves | |eventually ba ma | . | shafti agrioultora “ stamped aud hollow r [ 1 regard the move as (h [ a'tone made in yors Lavinees, aod it will ey trade of the 1 predicting th 1 success, 1 five P c not be in the market Millions Giv Way. Millions of y Discovery for Colds, have b Bottles of the la outlay would be ¢ pristors, were it not by this wonderf: Goodnan's D a rmluum. ve, and try fo never fails to cure tt! o8 of In , | How a Haryest Homo Festival Was Celebrated. In a little suburban village near Now York, there was » lacvee val recently, in which many fa: ble ladies took part, and this the way they decorated the chureh. They dressed the font with white clematis und pyracoulhes berrice and pla two sheaves of corn by the entrance, They filled tho windowa with littlo shoaves of corn, relioving tho spaces with scarlet and blue flowers and whito marguerites. Small apples and leaves were disposed of about the lectorn, at the foot of which was a group of large marrows and fruit interspersed wich beet root and the wory folinge of carrots, Polea of hops, just as they came from the gai v wers placed against tho wall, from which aprang the ehancel uruh and long trails of oupec tho cupi- lote, The pulpit sed with corn and scarlet and \ ue flowers, A sheaf of corn etood on ¢ entrance to the chance on each side of the | altar two sheaves of s wreaths crowned the side of the A there waa cotep to the rapes, corn and bouquets rlet. This outdoss the ing decorations of Taln c nacle on Thanksgiving dsy. 1t is not gonerally known that Talmage has u stock of properties Hissexton is his property man, and ho has in his keep- ing & number of thiugs intended for the setting of the gymnastic preacher’s stage on festal days. The same cld lemon tree and palm and orange tree aud mineral specimens come forth year by year. This year there is to be a very curious dieplay of equashes, beats, turnips, corn and rice and cot- ton plnull You Can Depend on It. “For nevere toothache and neuralgia of the head I used THoMAS' EcLECTRIC O1L, This is certainly the best thing I ever knew for relief of pain of any kind. The house isnever without it.” Mrs, A, M, Frank, 177 West Tapper street, Buffalo, Nipres e L e GOV_ CLEVELAND. A Bachelor’s Love R;nnnce—-l‘he[mr— falo Gir/e After Him. Buffalo Letter to The New Ycrk Journal, Governor-elect Cleveland just now is the most interesting personage in Buffalo, The men all admire hiw; everybody on the streets etops him and says, ‘‘How are you governor? I congratulate you on your great suc- cess,” The women are still more enthusiaetic; no mau 8o lovely as Gov, Cleveland was ever seen befors, He is an old bachelor who has eschewed society all his life; why, has been the JLEMENT ( d by n soenn Blonden 1biuneiies, widows of forty and blooming madens of eweot sixteon | from theie widss and take her with him to Alb:ny. Th wernor hin head when he is ack rimonial intention | too old, I have m | Howover, as there in Buff attractive heironacs would enable him to ¢ispenso » mag- | niticent hoapit Albany, ond | hu ropare r tho fultil- awbit of his presiden till rogarded na not that political eucoers dod to beauty auvd a 1 At all events the Bufllo sociaty aro canvassing the merits of that aspiran Oleveland's hand and heart, and the | reateat curiosity is universally mani- ed a8 to the probable result, ill woon be wed- on dcllare, in | mato! I\m akors to Governor The OHIS‘ “Feller” on His Side. Peck's Sun, Judge Davis usud to tell some ad- mirable stories of an old [llin judge, one of which weo chance par- ticularly to remomber, One of the judgen wa ratlier remackablo for con- a in hia chargo to them In ono cas plainnese, but, zement, the jury )uny out for hours without comiag to an agies- ment. The judg quired of the bailiff what W matter, and learned from oue juror was ho other eleven, at once, rad vh\' hu had merits of the ¢ 80 with he plainly to be de cmul nfl llu understood one juror was standing out against the other cleven, ho proceeded to rebuke the juror sharply. Tho obatinate juror was a nervous little man, sud a8 soon 08 tho judge was dono he roso and said: ““Judge, may I say a word{" ‘‘Yes, sir,"” eaid the indignant judge: “What have you to say?” “Well, what I wanted to ray is, Iam the only feller that's on your side.” A Yelling Haby is something to be avoided. Babies wth colds, babies with croup, babies with ecalds, burns, biter, aches, sprains, or pains sre bound to become noi 1y tenants of the houeehold. Dr, TronAs' KoLEcTRIO 011 will cure all zheumumpmmm Sublivan & Fitzgerald, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, COrockery, Glassware, BOOTS, SHUES, ETC Algo agonts lor tho fojjowing lines of Steamship Companies : Cunard, Anchor, Gulon, Amorloan, and Slese Bteanship Gom, D B A f‘"fl theme of the gossips for years past, Somebody hes started the usual sterotyped story about an unfortunate love affair, followed by a disappoint- ment and a broken heart, a resolution never to marry and that general sen- timental smash-up Which is supposed to accompany an unrequited affection, However this may be, 1t is certain that Gov. Oleveland’s farm has not wasted away under this canker sup- po-ud to be gnawing at his heart. He is, perhaps, next to congressman- olect Dorshejmer, the finest and ntate- liest looking politician of New York, Talike Mr. Dorscheimer, Gov. Clove- land only weighs 221, but thero is something undesorib mly portly about his majestic form which gives you the impression of much greater weight, T'he governor is 46 years old, and a mau at usually considered as having been wanting in his daty to- wards socicty if he has not taken s wife to his bosow, It is not the fault of the Buffalo bolles if Governor Cleveland is still a bachelor, for they have beer setting their caps at him ever sinco he became sheriff of the county, with an income of 850,000 per year, of which he saved $49,000. The governor is probably the most economical man who ever entered the excoutivo on at Albany, and when he i ient we may seo auch my and retrenchment | reformers and en Cieveland to s of three-fourths of G 1 enjoym re wi neo t . BOL coucede y impr marry et move i cible for auy mau to scutive mansion with uegro waiter and tenant it wholly un. { ire | For salo on the Royal Bank of Ireland and Bank of Iroland, Dublin, Those w! o intend to send for {rlends toany part of Europo will lnd it fo thel) nterest to cali on Sullivan & Fitzgerald, AGENTS, 843 Broadway, Uouncil Bluff tenine hewarded, ihe M.UT‘_V of the Sewlng Machine, 4 blueTand gol , will{be ton dquove Vo MW SEA il A(;“l’ud { OO Lincoln, Web 1 OF Furm Rollers ung ‘0., GENURAL | OO ORGE F. CRAWFORD WIHOLES.A X.B BUYER AND SHIPPER OF EGGS. No, 519 South Main Street. L BLUEF I0WA I Pay the Highest Market Price and Deduct No Gommlssmn. Ta\) (o] GOUNGIL BLUFFS MANUFACTURING CO. Mouldings, Scroll and Lattice Work, Wood Turn- ing, Re-Sawing, Planing and Ma.tohing, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Boxes, te. Manufacturers and Dealers in Improved Hawkeye Wind Mills and Pumps. J, J. Hathaway, Manager, Council Bluffs, Ia. Machinery will be run exclusivel each weok, Orders solicited and ull.h¥ for custom work on Thursday and Friday o action guaranteed. Lo BE. MARNE & CO. {fuccessors to J. W. Rodefer) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN LACKAWANNA, LEHIGH, BLOSSBURG AND;ZALL IOWA GOALS CONNELLSVILLE COKE, CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, ETC. Office No, 34 Pearl Street, Yards Cor, Highth Street and Hleventh Avenue, Oouncil Bluffs. PETER THOLL. THOLL & KRAOH_I_H,EBIAN CROGERIES 'AND PROVISIONS. Cor, Main Street and '7th Avenue. Fino Grooerles, Teas, Efc., & Speclalty. Highost prices paid for country produce. nulhllnul new goods, low prices, Wo will not be undorsold, Call and examino our stock, delivored P, T, MAYNE, 0. E. MAYNE COUNGIL BLUFFS STEAM FAGTORY MANUFAOTURE BROOMS, BROOM HANDLES: CORN MEAL, CRAHAM FLOUR AND GHOPPED FEED The Very Best of Brooms « onstantly on Hand, The Highest Mnrket Price Paild for Corn, Oats, Rye, Barley BROOM CORIN Parties Wishing to Sell Broom Corn Will Please HSend Sample. MAYINHE & CO. COUNOEIE: FILOUFNES., Now MRS. D. A. BENEDIGT THE LEADING DEALER IN 837 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. ST, LOUIS HOUSE. Saloon and Restaurant, ADOLPIL DOBRFLINGER, Propsiotor, Oholeo Winea and Cigors, Oysters in Every Style, 709 Towei Rroadwa ’Ynunml Blnfi's lowa l)UQUl“'l‘TE GUIBERT & (610 8 (fuccoseors to ERI & DUQUETTE), THiers and Qoniectioners d 18 Pearl ouncil Blufts, In Undertaker, Council Blaffs New hoarso aud London ocarriages direch and Director answered at ro i i oo IJ nj f 17 SOUT urs, NION BAKERY, MAIN STREET, THHE BEST IAD I} THEE OITY, Nooe but first-olass Bakers uployed. Breal, Oake, Ples &o., delivered to any part of the city, Ous Vagons run all day, ned © THOMAAS WILSON Bov1Lot 1 0.5, U.5 A P. AYRES, Proprietor,