Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 14, 1883, Page 6

(] THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 20 cents per week #10.08 per Year OFFICE: ©. 7 Pearl Street, Near Broadway. 7 MINOR MENTION, See Joseph]Reiter's fall goods. Additional local on seventh page. Cheap Railroad Tickets at Bushnell's. The Young Men's Republican elub was called to meet at the office of Sims & Caldwell last evening. Judge M. V. Burdick will address the democracy of Council Bluffs this evening. He is said to be a big gun. Rescue engine was not needed to sprinkle the park yesterday. Nature's fire department performed the work more thoroughly. M. Isaac Kissell and wife mourn the Joss of their little boy who came to them Tuesday, and whom “they hoped to have kept with them, The county board met yesterday, and after working a while adjourned to go to the fair. It is expected that the board will complete its labors this week. Yesterday was not very prolific of news. Many of the usual sources of information were dried up. In the afternoon every county office except the auditor's was closed. Democrats promise a lively campaign. The leaders are now busy maturing plans. Republicans expect not only to conduct a lively campaign, but a success- ful one. The board of supervisors yesterday lot the building of the Main strect bridge to Raymond & Campbell. Itis to be of wrought iron, with an 18 feet delivery and two side walks of six feot each. At the police station there was no stir sterday; only oneplain drunk. Ed, Tistiity kel besn picked tip, kAl that was the only arrest mado during forty-eight hours. Pretty fair showing for fair tinte. Every justice oftice in the city was de- serted yesterday afternoon, and the stair- ways of two of them were occupied by men not sober enough to go heme, and not quite drunk enough to go to the cooler. Gov. Sherman and _Gen. Prentiss will speak in Council Bluffs Saturday evening under the auspices of the Young Men's Republican club, All are invited to at- tend, and those who do will surely enjoy a rich treat. A number of the young men of Neola, Jowa, have organized an orchestra and have christened it the ‘‘Le Brilliante.” They will give their opening party Satur- day evening, September 10, in the city }n{l in N :151. Mr. George R. Beard, the artistic sign ‘writer, has recently completed and put in place for the Council Bluffs Insurance company, a magnificent si forty-five feet long, with letters two feet high. 1t is the largest and finest sign in the city. Mr. Ed. Allison, the head cook at Bechtle's Eurofmn restaurant, mourns the loss of his little girl, who died yes- terday mornin‘f at 10 o'clock, She was just & year old. The funeral will occur this morning from the family residence oh North First stroet. The members of the democratic county central committee, together with the democratic candidates and all working democrats, are requested to meet at the office of John Jay Frainey, 332 Broad- way, Council Bluffs, Iowa, on Wednes- day, September 19, 1883, at 10 o'clock a m. By order of the committes. J.S. Tam, chairman, John Jay Frainey. sec- retary, e —— Bechtele's new European hotel, which opened this week, is doing a lively busi- ness, Excellent meals, nicely served. Pay for what yow get, and no more, i kot 2 il A SHORT SESSION. The Homeopaths Crowd Two Days Into One 8o As to Sce the Races. The Northwestern Academy of Medi- oine met in this city this morning. The attendance was not as large as usual or as was expected, but the secretary in- forms us that he has received communi- cations from many of tho members who expected to be present, stating that the unusual amount of sickness had rendered it impossible for them to get away. Valuable papers wero presented by Drs, Pittman, of Villisca, Carllich, of Harlan, Cowperthwait, of Iowa City, and Hart and Campbell, of Omaha, and Still- man, Poulson, Montgomery and Hanch- | T| ett, of this C“K' and a number were not presented,as the societyadjourned to give the members an opportunity to attend the exposition. Next meeting will be held in this city in May or June. e e—— Parents protect the lives of your little ones by keeping on hand Dr, Jefferis Council Bluffs diphtheria preventive and cure. Seven years trial has proven it to be infallible. “For sale at office, No, 623 Sixth avenue. o — ‘Wild Predictions. Col. J. 8. Tam, of Avoca, left last evening for home, after having taken in the democratic convention and the fair, in each of which he is a stockholder. The colonel is an old democratic war- horse and sniffs the battle from afar as keenly as ever. He seems pretty well satisfied with the result of the conven- tion, especially so far as hus part of it was concerned, as e took upon himself the special mission of getting Cramer nom- inated for the assembly S Cooper for treasurer, and he got there, The colonel didn't bother himself so wuch about the way the rest of the ticket was framed, and having got what he came for, he took in the rest of the fun with a gay heart, and enjoyed the fair like one who lud got fr laurels. The old democratic hand has evidently not for- its cunning in setting up the pins, m is an“mu prcdictiunr wheln he m(}mrmfl Cooper will get there 600 to 800 majority, and that Holmes will probably squeeze through by & reasonable majority, notwithstanding the home opposition of J. C. Morgan. The democratic sage is still wilder in de- elanng that no republican, however wflu h‘l‘l‘.w the front from this ‘wounty Dr. West, dentiat, T4 Poarl strect. A GRAND SUCRESS. The Crowd Increasing at the Fair and Races. The Best Sport Of All Promised To=Day. Yesterday's Doings Not Spoiled by Showers —-Rare Races To-Dey, The heavy rain of the previous mght was rather a dampener upon the pros- peots of the fair yesterday, but as the clouds broke and the sun came out in the morning, everybody felt glad again, and by noon there had quite a large crowd gathered on the grounds, but about that hour the clouds began gathering again, and many who had proposed to go down to the grounds, remembering the moist time had on the last Fourth, waited to see how it was coming out before ven- turing into the hacks and street cars. During the early showers of the after- noon the crowd on the grounds kept close to places of shelter, and were not very ventureseme, The weather bright- ened up, however, and gave a chance for the races, the wind and sun deing much to dry the track some, though it was still a little heavy at the beginning, but dried 50 rapidly that at the finish dust appeared in spots, Despito the risky showers the attendance was larger than on the day previeus, and everybody was delighted, and_the promise is of n still larger at- tendance to-day, as it is to be the best day of all on tho track, as will be seen by the programme, which includes the 2123 and 2:34 classes, besides the novelty races, Some of the too economical souls who tried to sneak into the grounds yester- day by geing through cornfields and pas- tures and crawling under the fencoes, were nipped yesterdny by the ofticers on watch, and made to pay over their half dellars, so that besides having their trou- blo for nothing, they were subjected to the mortification of being the observed of all observers, One fellow was escortod through the crowd clear to the gate, and there compelled to buy a ticket, making him run quite a_gauntlet. G.W. }vh:l"mldun, of Atlanta, 111., had the manopoly on sheep, he being theonly exhibitor, and his show being a fine one indeed. Another boy had his curiosity in the machinery department satisfied yester- day. It was Oscar Sprink, a son of John Sprink. He got his thumb into some of the machinery, the flosh. being quickly stripped off, and the thumb badly mash od. The little fellow was put into a car- l“W{“ and taken to town for treatment. “The agricultural reporter of The Non- {mriol is now liable to be relieved, since his writing up the fair ho gave a glowing account of an eight-year-old calf. A. N. Carpenter, of Galesburg, the landscape gardener, is making an inter- eating exhibit, both here and av the Omaha fair, The city authorities have been in correspondence with him in ro. gard to the improvement of Fairmount park, for which nature has done so much, and which merits the expenditure of somoe money in improving and beautify- ing still further. Mr. Carpenter has been looking over the park since his ar- rival, and thinks thatit will take little money, cnmsnr-tivuly, to make it very beautiful and convenient, COOPER AND M'GEE, the well-known hardware men, mako a very creditable display in the oxposition building, esp ly of stoves, some of which are beauties indeed, as well as be- ing as well up in utility as in ornament. They have the Garland stoves and ranges. They also exhibit the Hub Royal, square heaters, which take the lead in their class, The Hub heaters, round sheet- iron stoves, are also excellent. Cooper & McGoo also mako a fine display of car- penters’ tools, and builders’ “bronzed hardware, The firm make a showing which not only attracts attention, but proves that they keep up with the latest and best in their line, FRIEDMAN'S DIKPLAY, The space oocupied by H, Friedman, whoso establishment, No, 321 Broadway, iswell known, is one of tho most attract- ively arranged of anylin tho exposition building, o goods In richnoss, variety and numbers, are very creditabl are di-Ylnyed very tastily. Tho milline- ry display is very fine and excites much ,;‘rlins from the ladies who crowdabout it. here is a large showing of plumes and flowers, There is not only the latest styles of bonnets and hats, but of cloaks, some of which are very beautiful, and childrens’ and ladies hoods in great va- riety. Fancy goods, yarns, zephyrs, ete., complote which is one of the best dis. plays in the hall, BARKE'S FHOTOGRAPHS as displayed in the Exposition build- ing, attract and merit much attention. 'hey are excellent, and yet are but sam- ples of the work done daily at the Exoel- sior gallery, 100 Main streot. Mr, Barke displays some very handsome plasques, introduced as suitable for lmliJny gifts, Barke has gained the reputation of koeping always to the front in his line, and the beauty and finish of his pictures, bespeak the true artist. The display made at the fair in numbers, variety and quality of work, would do credit fo any artist in any exposition io the land, Mr, Barke proposes to exhibit also at the Avoca district fair, THE RACES, There was, despite the showerrs, a gooply crowd in the amphitheater to wit- ness thoe races.besides many i carringes, and the thick line along tho fences. The Marmony band again furnished music for the races yesterday. The boys play pretty well, though their repertoire | 5 18 not very exte, A. (i, Hancocl Kansas City, added to his laurels yesterday by the prompt- ness and firmuess th ufm-h he started and judged the races. Hois the best man in that place which the association here has had yot. The first event called was the 2:60 class. Of the six entrics two failed to start —Modjeska and Glenwood, The starters wero placed as follows: Lucy B., Lorene, Bn{ Tack and Toronto Maid, The first heat was rather tame, Lucy B. k;pt the lead from the start to the fin ish, Toronto Maid pushing up within a length and coming in m-\'nn&. Lorene third, and Bay M, who acted badly in scoring and was off his feet most of the distauce round, bringing up the rear. Time, 2:38}.0 Th ud heat was a good deal of a *'ditto, " save that Toronto Maid kept a little closer on to Lucy B and held her down pretty well clear to the finish, Lorene coming in third, Bay Mac couldn't or wouldn't keep his foet and dropped far behind, then ran in, saving THE DAI his distance, but when on his feet once showed himself capable of pretty good speed and a square tret, The time was 2:353, a little faster than the previous heat, The third head was a little more inter- esting, Lucy B and Toronto Maid keep- ing pretty well abreast to the half mile, Lucy B leading slightly. The Maid on the third quarter broke but got down azain, while Lorene crawling up the three bunched pretty olosely, Bay Mac behaved pretty well until on the home- strotch when he went off his feet again, but came down quickly, Lucy B puased under the wire an onsy winner, while Lorene, by a fine spurt, crowded her nose ahead of '{nmntn Maid and came in se ond, the Maid being third and Bay M fourth. Time 2:34§, THE SUMMARY, Trotting. Purso $400. Divided, 10, 2:50 class, Harvey Clnimings' br. m. Lucy B 1 JTamen MoKoan, br, m. Toronto Maid 2 2 3 Wade Cary, bk m. Lorene 3383 1ake Bra ac G i between Miss Nellie Burke and Madame Do Vere was_also thrown in for variety, The latter led by two lengths or so until the homestre {1, when Miss Burke gained until she came in a neck ahead, winning in 2:04}. A QUARTER MILE DASH was thrown inasa "”nl]'i between Sor. follic_Cooper. Sor- ril Bill, Black Bill, and olliy Mollie Cooper won in 27{ seconds. ril Biil second, and Black Bill third, ANOTHER CHARIOT RACE was given yestorday by Miss N Burke and Pref, Beardsley, each dri four horses abroast. It was a dead hoat, time 2:00}. THE RUNNING RACE was naturally a little slow, owing to the condition of the track. The starters wero Katio B, and Ella Rowett. K B led by two lengths through the mile, Ella Rowett closing the gap on the finish, bt leaving Katie 1 an easy winner, timé 1:73. A HALF MILE DASH finished the afternoon’s sport. Wing won it in b wocond, and $ Bee's 7 seconds, Peter Reed rrel Bill third, RAIJ SPORT TO-DAY. To-day, if the weather is at all favora- ble, thorc will be the best races of the sport wil beat that of at event will be the trot, in which thore are somne very fast horaes, including Sonp, who made such a sensation Wednesday, Will Benham, Strathlan, Ensign and Lillian. There will also be to-day the 2:34 class, with such fast flyors as Nellie Woodrufi, Anglin, Columbus, Dublin Boy, Malvina, Jack Peregoy, Trapeze, Anna Laura and Maud H. There will also be a novelty race, in which Council Bluffa, Dawn of Day, Sul- livan, Narvin B, Col. Hepburn, Winnie B., Black Princd and Ella Rowett are entered. Besides these thero will be the Roman standing race, an_exciting one indeed, never introduced before on any track in this part of the country. A chariot race will also be given. With such a programme the big crowd may be assured of having a treat indeed, Shittvas bl Notice. 1 hereby announce myself to the voters of Pottawattamio county as an independ- ent candidate for county surve, CouNor, Buures, ., September 7, 1888, | Fall catalogues free at Harkness Broth- ers’, | Fall and winter cloaks now in stock at Harkness Brothers, A. Booth's select oysters reseived daily at W. T. Braun's, 0 | PERSONALS, ened a new it was D, Yesterday the Pacitic Houso register, and among the first to P, Hubbell, of Missouri Valley. W. B, Med f Sioux City, loft his name on the new at the W. E. Nosbit, of attend the ful John Mo with Mz, | Pacifie, Towa, was in to 1 at the k hands i, did not occupy a cot at the Ogd lso did, and 0 one ¢ he had a voom, H, R, Carpenter, of Binghamton, N, Y., W and put up at the Ogden, The Black Dwarf company, numbering 24 wembers, wro quartoced at tho Emanuel Col i the city on Dusine Frod \ of iy W g those who dined yesterday at the Ogden, D. M, Sporry, who represents Culver, Pago & Hoyne, of Chicago, was at the Ogden yes- terday and oxhibited o fi Ono would almost bo t if ho had ono of thoso fine pock > of samplos, 1to carry money thooks, Miss Jessio Romiugton, of city, the guest of Mr. and Mr 1 the ggloston. % K Special bargaing in new and second hand furniture offered by Mandel during fair woek. Romember you buying boots and | Main street and I'ir [ - Seo the blankets, b save money by at the corner of venue, comforters, table linen, bed s 13, ote., et Casady & Orcutt’s house furnishin, P Kirkland has a full line of vings. mape Stock of carpets of all deseriptions is now completo and sold at lowest prices at Harkness Brothers | — Kirkland has a large stock of watches, | which he will sell che. \ A SPECIAL NOTICE Found, g, ote., will bo | rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE { and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for NOTICI Wants, Boand i at the low N Special adve lie first insertion absequent in sortion, Leave advertiseuents at our ottice, No, 7 Poarl Btroet, near Broadway WANTS | Every hoay in Council Blufls to take Delivered by earrier at twonty A oy, with pony, to deliver Tus Bx. FOR BALE AND RENT. PORKA FeRi YACKING HOUSE Orvia Packlug h with all wode #; well located : v« oas. Al ODELL & DAY House and lot, northwest corner of droadwi Joux W. BAkn R SALE OR KENT - The capaity 100 ho LY BER---COUNCIIL BLUFFS, FRIDAY, s o Counell Bluffs, la., Septomber 10, 1583, EPTEMBER 14, 1883, TO EITHER OF THE 2 GREAT FAIRS SHGULD SPEND AT LEAST One-¥EXalf Day' AT THE— Carpet Emporiu OF— CASADY & ORCUTT 502 BROADWAY, Council Bluffs, - - - '~ MAYNE & PALMER, Bulkand Barel Lime Louis le & Portand Cement MICHIGAN PLASTER, HAIR AND SEWER PIPE, HARD AND SOFT COAL AT LOWEST PRICE. No, 539 Broadway, - - - < - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Towa. MerchantTailors. 7 and 9 Main Street. A FINE LINE OF FALLj | SNOOTVINVA sSu13e0010AQ Suitings. DIRBOTORY, COUNCIL BLU¥N¥S, IA. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 18 Main strect and 17 Pearl street. JOHN BENO & Co., N =T CRESTON HOU Grocery, 216 Main Street. Hotel, 217 and 219 Main street. MAX MOHN, . J. M. BARSTOW. M. p., i Corner FMth troet and Fifth a DR. J. F. WHITE, Cerner Main and Fifth up-ntdfl?r;,ccnfii'anm,mwlunw avenue, N. SCHURZ. e 8. 8 WAGNER, 7 J. M. ST. JOHN & CO.0ASH BUYERS, Wistwt-amus: L e T D. A, BENEDICT, Sorumnaspomne - - JACOB KOOH, et copte sulSeB I e o st heon @ F. SMITH. W. W. SHERMAN, JAMES FRANEY, HOWE & SON, e LINDT & HART, SANITARITM WADE CARY, EDWIN J. ABBOTT, REVH LIVERY AND FEED, Will contract for funerals at reasonable rates. 22 Fourth strect. NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE, Corner Main and First avenue, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Broadway. Plans and specifications furnished. DEALER IN FINE HARNESS, T have the variety that brings patronage. 124 Main streot. MERCHANT TAILOR. Artistic Work and reasonable charges. 872 Broadway. FURNITURE STOVES, and Household Supplies. 808 Broadway. EYS AT LAW, ATTOR! S Practice in state and federal courts. James Block. And bath house, 421 and 423 Broadway, L. Sovereign, Prop. P. J. Mont- gomery, M. D. Physician. ERINARY SURGEON, VE Office, Bray's stable, No. 12 Scott street. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Notary Public and General Conveyancer. = 415 Broadway. [ HOUREE sisnay covasits xS AORION, 5 SULLIVAN & FITZGERALD, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Boots and Shoes IMMIGIRATION AGENTS. DRAFTS [ON THE BANK OF IRELAND, DUBLIN, FOR SALE, $1.50 per day 348 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFF8 CRESTON HOUSE, M MonN PROPRIETOR. 215, 217 and 219 8. Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - - - - 10WA MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN HAIR GOODS! 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs. SKELTON, HENDRICKS & RICE, TAILORS, 102 MAIN STREET, COUNCIL BLUFFS, FALL AND WINTER STOCK NOW COMPLETE, EMBRACING MANY NOVELTIES OT TO BE FOUND ELSEWHERE. YOUR TRADE IS SOLICITED 404 West Broadway, S 5 To The Trade! We take pleasure in ealling your attention to the fact that wehavemade such arrange. ments as will enable us to sell you Here, as Low as you can buy them East. E=Z" Writs for further information. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO, 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Empkie Hardware Co. WIEIOLESALE Hardware! 109 and 111 8. Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - Metcalf Bros., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, 342 and 344 Broadway, - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Cream, Froits & Contegt Parties, Sociables and Picnics supplied on short notice, and goods delivered to all parts of the city. Vienna Bread, and Pies. Fino Cigars. W. T. BRAUN’S European Restaurant, - GOUNCIL BLUFFS, HOUSES, LOTS AND LANDS MBought and Sold. Money Loaned, Abstracts Furnished I MOMAETON COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA. . No. 4 Pearl Street, - > = = H. E. SEANMAN. Special Sale for Thirty Days —COMMENCING— Saturday, August 25, To reduce our steck and make room for a large steck of FALL AND HOLIDAY GOODS ‘We offer at reducedprices our stock of Toys, tationery, Miscellaneons Books PHOTOGRAPH AN Pocket Books, Purses & Ladies’ Arm Bags FANCY COODS, Stee] Engravings and Other Pictuves---Cabinet Photo- graph Frames, Parlor Easels. AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, F'ire Screen F'rames, WALL POCKETS AND BRACKETS, WAGONS, DOLL BUGGIES AND SHOO FLYS, Dolls, W EE X OW W .45 E], Consisting of all kind of2 Baskets--Clothes Baskets and Hampers. ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OTHER GOODS. will Pay You to Call' and [Look at Our Bargains. H. E. SEAMAN, 405 Breadway, : o ar iy COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA