Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 16, 1883, Page 6

6 THE DAILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFFS, TUESDAY OCTOBER 16, 1883. fHE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Tuesday Morning, October 16 [ SUBSCRIPTION RATES: SyOatiet « « = « « = = 20 conts per week WYMo« aaowia $10.00 por Yoar o OFFICE: ©. 7 Poar] Stroet, Near Broadway. 7 MINOR MENTION, See Joseph Reiter's fall goods, Additional local on seventh page. Cheap Railroad Tickets at Bushnell's. Max Long and Mary Olsen, of Omaha, were yesterday given permission to marry. Permit to wed was yesterday granted to William Strang, of Crescent City, and Miss Mary Evans, of Council Bluffs, 128 cars of western cattle were received at the stock yards yesterday. There has been lately one train of stock arriving and departing from the steck yards every hour. Henry J. Clark, living about two miles northeast of the city, was severely cut in the knee joint whilo handling a scraper on the o near his homa. Dr. Pinney was called and dressed the wounds, The outgoing passenger train on the C., & N. W, :fid, Sunday evening, was stopped at the crossing of Mynster street on account of a house which was being moved and was on the track at the time the train was due. Some unruly night walker, whose con- acience was too badly troubled to permit them to enjoy a night of repose, attacked and tore down Flagman Rogers’ shanty at the Main street and C. B. & Q. cross- ing Sunday night, The large, handsome sign, two feet high by forty-two feet long—one of the largest " in the city—which now adorns the front of the store of Eiseman, Rodda & Co., was painted by W. W. Langdon, and is a cteJit to his skill, The first Greenback rooster that has been heard to crow is in the People's Advocate published at Atlantic, Towa. 1t crows, not because Weaver is elected, but because somebody has been rebuked, and therefore Weaver's charges have been proven true, James Coyle and John Coyle, arrested for beating and kicking one B. J, Dono- hoe, October 9th, in Lewis township had their trial before Justice Schurz yester- day, and wero discharged. They were defended by J, W. Baird, This ends another chapter in a neighborhood fami- ly quarrel, The Bayles and Donohoe are relatives, and are a quarrelsomo, drunken set. Some of them are before the court every few days, The Waterworks company recently tested with steam the jackotting of their large, new engine and also tested tho compound duplex pumping apparatus both of which they found perfect and in 0od working erder. Engineer Birkin- ine has fully overcome the difficulties occasioned by the change of the course of tho river and the great amount of <quicksand through which the pipes had to be laid from t.fiu subsiding reserveir to the main channel of the river and that part of the work will be soon completed. This evening, if the weather will per- mit, the old varian band, which has n spending the summer at Las Vegas, N. M., will give an open air concert in Bayliss’ park. It will b a rich treat for our citizens. The following Jis the pro- . March Caprice. . 2. Overture—Poot and P 3. Waltz—Pirates of Penzance. 4. Amite —Solo for Olarionet. . 5. Overtare de Conoert. . ... 6. Fichoes at the Montezuma. . ,.arr, Finalo—Remembrance of Home, C. E. Bowen and M. Mason, who were committed to the juil of Carroll o)unty, accused of swindling, were brought to this city last evening. The question of of their being rightfully committed will be tested beforo Judge Aylesworth to- day, an application for a writ of habeas corpus having been made for that pur- 086 by Attorney Salinger, of Manning. n the case of on it is alleged that he was held to await the action of the next grand jury without being allowed a pre- Liminary hearing, and that Bowen was not permitted to consult or receive the services of an attorney. The hardware store of Charlos Witz at Neola, was broken into last Sunday evening and a large number of knives and razors taken. The store was burglar- ized by cutting a pane of glass out of the rear window of the building, through which the burglars easily obtamod an en- trance. A young man yesterday morn- ing obtained breakfast at a farmor living someour miles west of Neola and paid for the same in knives. The proper officers are looking the case up and no doubt will in a short time catch the guilty parties, . A loud complaint comes from partics living in the vicinity of the Rifth and Bixth street bridges over Indian Creek in reference to the practice indulged in of wing all manner of carrion, such as dead chickens, rats, cats, ete., and decay- ing vemhb}m into said creek, beneath tha‘ foot-bridge, end allowing them to re- main there, an offenso to the nostrils of the residents of that vicinity and pedes- trians who use the bridges, It might be well for the city board of health to smell around there for awhile, and for the m&: officers to seo that the ordinance of is enfo; city in reference to such matters Panits and his , Moses, are notor: Jue s roughs, who ':;‘.;m by 'zood rights to be in the itentiary, * Their ht, some menths ago, in which they were both badly chawed up has not yet been forgotten, and now they are before the public again, with s gool chance of coming before courts Last Batur. went into Cresent day eveni City and, after ing up, proceeded, 'niothnou!uirpn‘. to kick up a row in the place of David Dunkle, Dunkle finally got them out and shut up shop, but they soon returned and kicked in his doors and windows, went over to a dance that was in pro. gress and undertook to clean it out, ‘hut were themselves cowed by a loaded ro. They djdu't’fikl this kind of volver. Broadway. ANOTHER CONFIDENCE GAME.|qneumed during ther visit, Not less than £250,000 in cash would be left here in one week, and there aroe fow business entorprises, which would not receive a share of this amount., The attention of the Board of Trade is respectfully called to this matter. Tt will not do to de lay action too long. How it Was Played in Council Bluffs Yesterday, Yesterday at about 11:40 a, stranger called at the residence of Mrs, Knepper, on South Seventh street, and informed her that there was an express xpress office for m, & i Springer Dead, Yesterday morning, about 10 o'clock, a man well known on the strects here, by the name of Bill Springer, was reported package at the U, S, her and as it had been there some time he wished it paid for and taken away. Preatsh dead. This proved to bo true, Springer Mrs. Knepper, on inquiring as to what [ : s, Wit Ll it was, was told by the stranger that it [ has been here for sume time, but being was a seal skin cloak. Therenpon Mrs, [cripple, his hands being deformed, he Knepper suspected that something was | has not beon able to do any hard work, wrong and told the stranger that it was a mistake as she had never ordered such a thing and had no friends who would be apt to make her such a present. He then examined & small book in his possession and told the lady that he guessed the name was Burroughs, and was immedi- ately ivformed that Mrs, Burroughs lived in the next house. Ho thanked her and left immediately, and called at the next house, which was the residence of Mr. E. O. Brown. Mrs. Brewn and her mether, Mrs, Burrough's, were the only parties at the house except two small children. The stranger asked Mrs. Brown if there was & Mrs, Bur- roughs living at thathouse, Mrs. Brown called to her mother and told her she was wanted at the door, and, being busily engaged in preparing dinner, left her mother with the ntrnx;gnr at the door. Mrs. Burroughs invited the stranger into the room, and on being seated he told A L her the samo story lie had just told Mrs, PERSONAL. Knepper, only he changed the contents . from a scal skin cloak to furniture and a | W. Runyon, of the firm of C, A, Beeho & silk dress. Mrs. Burroughs informed | Co,, on Wednesday, October 10th, was hap. him that she had received no notice of pily joined in marringe to Miss Mary R. and has been blacking boots for a living. This morning while blacking the boots of Nim Long, in the gambling room in the rear of Mitchell's saloon, he suddenly dropped dead, uttering but a gasp or two after he fell on his face. A coroner's_jury was empannelled, the jurers being D, N. Connell, A. A. Davis and John Templeton, A post mortem examination was held by Drs. Emmonds and Bellinger, and in conform with the result and with the evidence in the caso a verdict of death by heart disease was rendered. Springer had no relatives in the city and no one can be found who knows anything of hi family, except that he claimed to have childrem in Canads to whom he sent money regularly. There is also a_report that he had considerable money, but such reports are always ob. tained after a man of his character dies, the l'-ck,"k“ l;g would call for 1‘: Stevens, of Sugar Grove, 11l Mr. and Mrs, immediately. © stranger tol o " A to thin city Sunday, where her that it had boen there|lunYon roturned to this city Sunday, w they wers welcomed by a large circle of friends and acquaintances, G. W. Chaso and ¥, Allen, of Cheyenno, arrived in town last night and are quartered at the Pacific house. Frank Tuley, of Now Haven, Ct., is in the city, a guest of the Pacifio house, for six weeks and must bs paid for to- day, that he was the agent, and would receive the amount due, (which was 87.00,) and recoipt the same. Mrs, Burroughs, on examination, found his purse short $2.00 of the amount and said that she would borrow the balance, when sho was told that the $5.00 would They then | Hon, D. C. Bloomer leaves to-day for Ot. tumwa to attend a session of the Grand Lodge of 1.0, 0. F. Mrs. E. S, Evarts, who for somo time has boen visiting rolatives in this city, left yester- day over the Milwaukee for Chicago. W. A. Earhart, a rising attorney of this city, left town yesterday for an absence of a week. Ho will attend court at Shelby, Mo., and then visit his old home at Bloomfield, Ta. Mr. T. M. Marcy, of this city, left yestor- day afternoon for Topeka, Kansas, in which vicinity he expects to dispose of a couple of car-loads of thoroughbred Durham stock. H. A Cole, of Mt. Vernon, is in the city visiting his brother O, E. Cole. be accepted and the $2.00 could bo paid when the goods were delivered. There- upon he presented a small book for her signature; at th's moment Mrs, Brown appeared and asked her mother what was being done, but before she had been in- formed the stranger took his leave- Mr. E. O. Brown on coming heme for dinner a fow moments latter was told what had been done, and immediately aftor din- ner went to the express oftice and found that there had beem nothing received at the oftice for hina or his motii- or-in-law, The police wore immediately informed of the trick and search was made for the guilty party, He was run in, and gave his name as Geffres, Judge Aylesworth bound him over in the sum of $200, which was planked down for him by a friend named Hondershott, It is not expocted that ho will appear for trial. These confidence follows never dl:). 1t is cheaper to pay the money and skip. S. Bloom, of Deadwood, Dakota, was in the city yestorday. B. Satinger, of Griswold, was at tho Ogden yosterday. . M. Dalton, of Avocs, was in the city yestordny forenoon, Mrs. J. Roff started last evening with her mother, Mrs, Kdinger, who has been here for some time on a viait, for Mataeca, Ill., where she expocts to 1emain all winter, Justics W. R. Vaughan is confined at home by reasen of a severs cold, He expects to bo wellin a day or two, Albert Keep, President; Marvin Hughitt, General Managor; J. M. Whitten and several other high efficials of the Chicago & North- weatern railrond, arrived in the city Sunday on an extended teur of inapection of the road, After an examination of the company’s prep- erty hero thoy started oast. Henry P. M. Birkinbine, chief engineer of the Amer Construction company, accompas nied by Georgo P, Shelden, treasurerof the Water Works company bero, will arrive in this city noxt Thursday on an inspection tour of the company's improvements thus far made, e ——— The Globe in the Grasp of Oreditors. The office of The Evening Globe. in this city, was yesterday sold by the Sher- iff for $2,800.35, this sum being the amount of claims held against it by J. F. Hart, Thomas Bowman and W,0. James. The sale therefore, leaves simply nothing for Mr. Morgan, who has been at the head of the concern for so long, and about an equal amount for the unsecured claimants. Of course there will now be a clnnge in the management. The change has for a long time been earnest- ly desired by some of tho Democratic po- litical leaders, and by some it is charged that the sale was the result of a delibor- ate freeze out by the leaders. This may be, tut it is claimed that every opportu- nity was afforded Mr. Morgan to dispose of his interest, and settle the claims, That the olaimants even offered him moro than they considered the office worth, if ho would sell it, but that he held on for a higher price. In any event Mr. Morgan is & loser, and has the sym- pathy of Tur Bre, and this paper hopes that his next newspaper venturo may terminate with greater financia! success, Swallowed the Street Cars, It is an open secret that the Council Bluffs street railway has beon absorbed by tho U. P. Railroad company. It is understood that it was arranged for tho transfor of the property to take place this morning. This isa move that has been .'\nl.iuiJmted for somo timo Now that the U. P. has run a track to Broadway, it was desired by that corpo- raton to force all travel between the city and the transfer over that line, As the policy of tho U, P. is to build up Omaha at the expense of Council Bluffs, it is a very easy matter to run the dum. my trains on a time schedulo that will make it very convenient for incoming pmengur on the trains from the Kust who ride to the transfer to g0 immedi- ately to Omaha, but vory inconvenient for thom to como up into the city, Yes. terday cars were run to the Broadway depot overy half hour, and to the trane. for but once an hour, ' It was hoped that betere long the street car system weuld extended 80 as to ombrace some of the stroets n the residence portion of the Our Traveling Correspondence. Oxawa, Tn , October 13,—To-day your scribe took passage at Missouri Valley, over the popular *‘Sioux City Route,” for the enterprising cities, towns, and villagos in the valley of the *‘big muddy,” where is to be found the richest soil in Towa, Onawa is sixty miles north of Council Bluffs, and situated within a very short distance of the Missouri river. It con- tains about 1,000 inhabitants, is the county seat of Monona county, and much evidence of substautial prosperity is to scen by the casual observer. Tho land along the line, as may be inferred from the fact that it is in the valley, is beauti- fully lovel, and _extromely rich. It is genorally well improved, and occupied by an energetic and well-to-do class of farmers and citizons, whose comfortable homes add additional attractiveness to the prairie, This year every kind of crop will pro- an abundant yield—corn, especially, is king in this great valloy. The Sioux City & Pacifio railway runs up this rich valley and affords amplo facitilios for cerrying away the largo amounts of grain and stock exported from northwestern Iowa, This road is faat becoming one of the popular and well-known in the great State of Iowa, Empkie Hardware Co. W IEIOLIDS A T Hardware! 109 and 111 8. Main Street, |, sl counciL BLUFFS, - - - Metcalf Bros., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, 342 and 344 Broadway, - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. TIOWA. 8 Clea Fras & Cone Parties, Sociables and Plenics -u{}plied on short notice, and goods delivered all parts of the city. ienna Bread, and Pies. Fine Cigars. W. T. BRAUN’S European Restaurant, 404 West Broadway, - ¢ . s COUNCIL BLUFFS, HOUSES, LOTS AND LANDS MBought and Sold. Money Loaned, Abstracts Furnished No. 4 Pear Street, = 2 “LODNEATEON L vell BLUFFS. MAYNE & PALMER, DEALERS IN Hard and Soft Coal BULK AND BARREL LIME, LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT, MICHIGAN PLASTER, HAIR AND BEWER PIPE. No, 539 Broadway, - - - - - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. SMITH & TOLLER, A FINE LINE OF FALL] i SNOO'TVINVd g5u1ye0010A0 Suiting 7 and 9 Main Street. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. DINHEOTORY, COUNOIL BLUFEFS, TA. 18 Main street and 17 Poarl street. JOHN BENO & Co., Grocery, 216 Main Stroot. Hotel, 217 and 219 Main strest, DR, J. F. WHITE, SCHURZ. z WAGN ER, Will contract for funorals st reasonablo rates. 22 Fourth street. S 8 s euaomale s, 2 Fourth }L.M ST, JOHN & CO..CAxH BUYERS, Tsistser sgue,pout D, ; OFFICE, Cerner Maln and Fifth up-staire. Residence, 608 Willow avenue. JUSTICR OF THE PEACE, Offioo over American Express. return mail. 140 Breadway. A. BENEDIOT, | JACOB KOCH, @ F. SMITH. : W. W. SHERMAN, 1o v i o e, — JAMES FRANEY, T HUWE & SON, wut rowenn sopp 8002 570725, LINDT & HART, smeme SANITARITM *pat i, st s EDWIN J. ABBOTT, . REVHRE HOUSE, nrousess oponte el SR80 o 0 HAIR GOODS OF ALL KINDS. Sold at the Lowest Prices At MRS. D, A, BENEDICT, - - 7 W. Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa. SULLIVAN & FITZGERALD, DEALKRS IN SIGN WRITER AND GRAINER. Office 837 Broadway, Counil Bluffe, Iowa. MERCHANT TAILOR, Stock Complete. Suits made ot reasonable prices. No, 806 Main St. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Cormer 7th and Brosdway. Plans and specifications furnished. MERCHANT TAILOR. Artistio Work and reasenable charges. 872 Broadway. 808 Broadway. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Practice in state and federal courts, L. Sovereign, Prop, P. J. Mont. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Notary Public and General Conveyancor. ~ 415 Broadway. By its continual enterprise and good management it has built up an immense freight and passenger traflic between the north and south, Fren, city, but with the U, P, in Ppossession all hope of this must be abandoned. e —— Dr. West, dentist, 14 Poarl street. e ——— When your children have sore throat don't resort to wild experiments that have caused grief in many homes. Use Dr. Jefferis' Council Bluffs Preventive and Cure for Diphtheria. It is infallible, ee—————— e 37 Q SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Special advertisements, such as Lost, Found, To Lean, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board. tng, etc., will be inserted In this columu st the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent in. sortion. Leave advertisementa at our office, No. 7 Pearl Stroot, near Brosdway WANTS. “r ANTEDExory boay i Council Hiula to take Tuxbwn Delivered by carrierat only twenty cents week. WANTED A boy, with pony, The Next Srate Fair, If the citizens of Council Bluffs desire it, and are willing to make a little effort in the right direction—which being in- torproted means in the direction of their pockets—the Btate fair can be secured for this city next fall. The State Agri- cultural Hociety are favorably disposed towards Council Bluffs, and Mr, 1, [ Baldwin, cf this city, is & member of the executive boar Tho grounds of our Agricultural Sociely meet the requirements of the State Association, but it will be neces- sary to erect building- and stalls te accommodato the exhibit, as those now built ace oo contracted for the State air. The State association are willing toallow the local society ten per cent. of the receipts to coupensate for the use of and vost makers. Apply to Joseph Relter, the grounds and buildings, But of | 810 Broadway, Council 1sluffh. course the amount realized will not FOR SALE AND RENT, nearly reimbureo our society for the nee- A largo wnd woll established wilk ufur{ exponditures, and the buildings lso wy resdence. Have ade ar will bo of no practical use after the | rangements to remove from the city, Enquire at State Fair is done with them, No| 2108 12th st Council Blums, Tows, o deliver Tiie k. VA ANTED Bixtoen first claas tallors: coat. pa AFgUmMONt, s npcessary to prove that it | JNOK SALE A yood yony, chosy, uf Tieey’s sails, would be of immense advantage to Couy- It G Groceries, Provisions, Boots and Shoes IMMIGRATION AGHENTS, DRAFTS ON THE BANK OF MELAND, DUBLIN, FOR SALE, 48 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS CRESTON HOUSE, MAX MOHN, - - - PROPRIETOR 2185, 817 and 219 8. Main Streot, COUNCIL BLUFFsS, - - - - . - 10WA SKELTON, 102 MAIN STREET, COUNCIL BLUFFS. FALL AND WINTER STOCK NOW COMPLETE, cil Blufis, and her wholesalo and retail JPORBENT A bowse of five rooms. Incuire of ; Hauchatt merchants to have their fair hold here e Lisscht It in huspossiblo that a crowd of 10,000 | FOREAE How i i, b G K] to 00,000 strangers whould stay in the PASKING MOUSKFOR BALE 0K RENT g ity for nearly a week, and not leave a Orvis Pucking house, capacity 100 hogs per day @ Amount of cash, when if they | ¥ith allmodorn appliances, well lacated: - for” wale ar bought nothing but what was actually L'uunc?lvllfl::ln,l!oplambulfl??:‘i““”A'. EMBRACING MANY NOVELTIES ~OT TO BE FOUND ELSEWHERE. YOUR TRADE IS SOLICITED MRS. D. A, DEAL Lales” i NOTIONS, J¥ 337 W. Broadway, - - — e BENEDICT, ER IN | G IWELRY, &C. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. WHOLESALE _DEVOL & And Ornaments. Also Wood and Iron Pumps, Weod aeutH O Wood and I No, 604 South Main Street, Feb 16-eod.tf PETER C. Eardw 504 Broadway and 10 and 12 Mamn St,, Council Bluffs. PROMPT ATTENTION AND CLOSE PRICES (N M/ L _ORDERS. R. 8. COLE & CO, MANUFACTURER AND DEALERS IN AL Al the Most Improved Kinds of Lightning Rods Pumps. Orders will receive prompf MILLER, AND RETAIL Wall-Paper and Window Shadesand Painting n all its Branches, FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLE, No.18 South FPoarl St. - Council E3lvafre. re. Tubing and Gas Hpn’:u'IJ Pipe Fixtures, for both intion. -DUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA M. CALLACHER, GCROCER =ES, New Store, Fresh Goods, Lew Prices and Pelite Atmdu\u. TEFRY{ First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel, BT LA ABWAY. Broadway Ste 724 WEST B A.C. LARSON, . - am Laundry ! ROADWAY, Froprieor. Clifton J. A. ROSS, - Is the place for A. No. 1 Meals. LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY. ; Restaurant. - PRO 1ERITOlL 537 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Day Boarders accommodated and guarantel satisfabtion, Model Stea N. A. CHRISTIANSON, Has just opened a new and well fit work, Please give me a trial. m Laundry! 712 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS. roprietor. ted steam laundry. G uarantee good IF YOU BOOTS, SHOES WANT OR RUBBERS | CALL ON S. A. PTRRCHE, Corner Main and First Avenue, Council Bluffs. He has Them. BILO AN Mineral Springs! We guarantee the cure of the following named dis- ¢ases, orno pay: Rheumatism, Scrofula, Ulcers, Ca- tarrh, all Bloodand Skin Diseases, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Kidney and Bladder Diseases, Gout, Neu- ralgia and'Asthma. heso Springs are the favorite resort of the tired gnd debilltated, aud are the Feeblo Ladies' bost end. Good Hotel, Livery and Bathing accommodations, Locality highly picturesque and healthy, Correspondence solicited. Address Rev. M. M. THOMPSON, Manager. Siloam, Gentry Co., Mo Novelty Works KLENCK & JUREY, PROPRIETORS, All kinds of repairing Furnituro repaired and finished. Chairs re-caned and ro seated. All kinds of Upholstering. Locks, Bells and Electrio Instru- ments repaired.” Speaking Tubes put in old or new buildings. Keys fitted and Stoves Tepaired. First. clas work g ed. U8 a trial, THos. orFicER, n. %, rosKY, OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Council Bluffs . Ia. Establishea - - 1856 Dealers in Forgien and Domestic Exchange and Home Securities. W.R.VAUCHAN. Justice of the Peace. Omaha and Council Bluffs, Roal estate and colleckion axemcy, & 0dd Follow's block, over Savings Bank. fantn: MORGAN, KELLER, & CO., UNDERTAKERS. The finest quality and largest stock wes of Chicago of Wooden and Metalio Cases. Calls attended 10 b all hours. ~ We dety comptition in quality of goods of prices. Our Mr morgan has served as inderiaker for forty years ana thoreughly understands his busi. nesa. Warerooms, 811 Broadway. UPHOLSTERING 1n all its branches'promptly attended to; also carpet laying and " lambrequins.” Telegraphlo and mall aders filled withous delay. DR.G,W.PANGLE, READER OF 0 MAN:! Fifteen years' experience. Eclectic, Magnotic and Herbalist "Physician, Master of the' folluwing dis- Catarrh, Nervous Pebility, Mental Depress- lon, Apoplexy, Fits, Loss of Manliness. Cancers Removed Without the Knife, Drop- . 8y Cured Without Tapping. Liver Comylaint, Kiduny Comolaint, Diabotes, Rhen matism, Paralysis, White Swelling, Erysipelas, St. Vitus*Dance. Woman and Her Df Tl‘l“ d With he Happi Special atte N to private al venercal diseascs. 310 Broadway, Hoom 8, (up- stairs), Counil Hiufts, lowa. A Correct Diagn Given Without any Ex| lunuglon from the Patient, g Consultation free at okce. i Make Your Contracts Now for Your Winter Fupply of Missouri Hard Wood ! AND HARD AND SOFT Coal P. OVERTON, 005 First Avenue, - Council Bluffs, lowa, And secure the beet articlo and full measure atthe very lowest price. Stove wood delivered 10 auy part of the city cuRE oR No PAY. COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD ZIME TABLE The following are the time of arrival and departure $rains from the local depots. The trains stars from the Union Pacific depob aboud ten misates earlier Abaa below stated, and arrive at the dopot about t2n minutes lates. i s ines and K. C. run ea (hicage time, or than local. Wabash trains run en 84. Louia tyme, twenty minutes faster than local. ¥, P. and Liueoln trains run on Council Bluffs time. £H0AG0, ROCK 18LAXD AXD PAGIIC. Arrive, Paciflo Wxt . Ex and Mail 5 Arrive, 5:35p. m. | Counail Blufts 45 m | Mail ana Ex*. CHICA®0 aud SORTHWEATERY, rt. Accom (Sat). p.m. KANSAW CITT, BT, J08 Depart. Mail and Ex, Express. . m. Depart. Overland Ex.... 11 Lincoln Ex....\ 11 m; 520 p. m. WABASH, 8T, LOUIS AND FACIFIO, rt Depart. Mail and Ex ... 045 Arrive, . | Mail and Ex...4:30 p. m. Cannon Ball.. 4:50 . | Cannon Ball.\11:05 a. m. BIOUX CITY AXD PACITIC. Depart. A 5 . m. | Frm Sioux City8:50 p, m, Frin Fort Niooass © 5. m. | Neb. 0 p. m. | F 50 o m. CHICAGO, MILWAUK) AUL. Leaves Omahy Araives 4t Omaha, Mail and E 7 m. | PacificEx.... 9 Atlantic Ex. . All traing daily CIIICAGO, MILWAUKES AND 7. PADL. Leaves Courcil Arives Coun: Mail and Ex Mail and Ex. . | Atlantio Ex Blufts. 20 m. 1m. 2p. m.8 p, m m. 1.6 p. m, P.m. 6D m. 6. i, Btroet car run halt hourly to the Usion Pacise On Sunday the cars bogin, thelr trips ut § . m., and yun regularly during the day a1 9, ) 6, and 0 o' clook, and run te eity time. R. Rice M. D. CANCERS, s fumers remered withoss tue CEBONIC DISEASES <t st T thirly years prastical ex) @fiee No, # Pearl airect, Council Biafls, 4 Cousultasion tree. Mis, B, J. Hilton, .3, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 293 Breadway, Counetl Blufy, JAG;I SIMS. nr CA.WI;J,I:. SIMS & CADWELL, Attorneys-at-Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA Offico, Main itreot, Rooms 1 and Bbugart & Me. Mabg ock. Will practice in State and ~ edews) courts ! treat Piles and Falling of the Rectum for radical and permanent cuce, in from §ug: oo fous woekn. Operations paiules. Diseases of th Rectum a Specialty, M 0f e DE. A, J. COOK, 11.d&w ltem Counail Blufty, lota, A BUON TO MEN All those er 3 3 ‘"&:'!f‘