Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 17, 1883, Page 6

e THE DAILY BEE--CGUNCIL BLUFFS, SATURDAY, NOVEMGER 17, 1883, married man, and his wife was not the complainant, a8 the law provides. At rfHE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BI-UFFS Saturday Mormnz, Nov. 17 uld be L} 6 Away With, About 6 o'clock yesterday morning We ha've the firo was discovered in one of Captain Wilson's houses on Vine street. The alarm was turned in from box 5, but it Jim Jones, the sheriff of Crawford county, would not foel very highly flat- _ [tored if ho had seen the condition of a man who personated him at the Ogden 20 centa per week oo Dot Tear house, or who at least signed his name “e e pe N7 Pnrl smn. I'ur nmaavny MINOR MENTION. —Notarial Seals—Bost solid metal base Mack, Samuel T. Perry and J. D, Jones, | department out quicker, d or spoeded along more swiftly, | Westof Chicago but on arriving at box 16 found Soo Joseph Reiter’s fall goods. There were many rumors and much Cheap Railroad Tickets at Bushnell's. gossip in certain circles yesterday about There are about 2560 cases for the com- ing term of the District Court. There was ice enough on Spoon Lake yesterday so that the boys were enjoying their skates. William Holden was yesterday fined 56 and costs by Justice Abbott for as- saulting John Roderick. Holiday opening of Maurer & Oraig, such as to indicate that she had been | N0t make much headway, and the hook fin the country. living here, but has been awaysome time, | Surance. {)relunt fire alarm system, and its unre Council Bluffs sports, who had a night of iability are gG"‘"K very numerous, The PUT THEM OUT. torney John Lindt conducted the de- Saa e fense. Another Reason Why the Present Fire Al Boxes Sh = |on the register. Jim is a gentleman, | . istored at both engine houses as box and always so conduoted himselt on his | 3 gy L T e visita to Council Bluffs, as todo oredit )y, ropisters indicated, at box 16, being to himself and his office, but this man ] did't. He claimed afterward to be depu- | on Main street, the thought of the pos- tizod by Jones to arrest some man here, |sibility of its being some ef tho large F # but :M l!ndlmrdlvn fivm‘_nionll;; 'wv-?' agricultural machinery houses being on- i rial Seals— much relied upon. © signed three dif- B 800 Novelty Works, 1th strect. n134 | forent names on the rogister, C. W, |danged, “‘"":““w:;’r“’ L“"LY! to fly. The _A_ El D AB( )l | 1 l ( ,S a woman being found in the yard of a |00 fire in that vicinity. They came trail- 'W G Ghl D t b ey momie, |48 bk £ fornd ot ke o wsten | WY O GHIVO cago Discounts! with her face bloody, and her condition | Of the fire. The blaze fortunately did Write to us direct for prices, ete. Ouar line of Specials is the finest drugged or made drunk. As near as can "“dv ladder boys, got there and suppress- I be ascertained, the woman has relatives ed it. The loss was about §60. No in- Z. T' L D EY & co” and on returning fell in with somo of the | These instances of the faultiness of the Office 412 Broadway, (Up-Stairs), Council Bluffs, lowa, only exclusively 'Wholesale Store for the Sale of RUBBER WEOLBESAILE Hard 109 and 111 ware! S. Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - . JOWA. and east of San Francisco, north of St. Louis and south Metcalf Bros., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN SRR I-IATS CAPS BUCK GLOVES, - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, 342 and 344 andwny. . Monday afternoon, November 19. A it, and she being full fell down on a grat- department is all right, but the best de- «call respectfully solicited. A shiny, silk hat at Metcalf Bros., is «doomed to be worn by the most popular physician in the city, to be decided at the coming fair, The postoffice carriers are arranging hotel, where admission was refused her, | a firc was progressing in another part of then to this sporting house, whore ad- [ tho city. The present boxes should be mission - was also refused, and the men | thrown out entirely, as the old alarm of who had tried to got hor cared for, loav- | tho “fire” yell is infinitely preferablo. ar ing her in the yard, went off ana hunted | The city cannot afford to rely largely on up the officers, and the woman was taken | guch faulty apparatus. ing in the sidewalk, battering her face. | partment in the world would be of little She was then plckml up and carried to a chm.,,t_ if sent off on a foolish trip while MAYNE & PALMER for their first annual ball, November 28, |into a house on Broadway. The woman e ——— e BULK AND BABREL LIME, LOUISVILLE AND {;";‘,&“fi.{'? CEMENT, MICHIGAN PLASTER, HAIR t Bloom & Nixon's hall. The boys|claims that she had a fit, and fell on the | Cassady & Orcutt will offer you some :ugllthhl\'oncrowd. 7% | walk, hurting her face, but there are|bargains to-night at their great salo— | NO» 639 Broadway, = . = - - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. ~=5+ | No. 4 Pearl Street, o MBought and Sold. - MOMA.EO HOUSES, LOTS AND LANDS Money Loaned, Abstracts Furnished COUNCIL BLUFFS. iy 4 BUGKEYE FEED GRINDER and Soft Coal,E= otlmr statements which seem to place [ come, wine at the bottom of it. e — Justice Schurz in his usual happy manner yesterday, joined in marriage Mr, 7. T. Hall, of Columbus City to THE NEW DYEWORKS. Nellie McMillan, of Honey Croek. F. R, Hurlburt has opened, at No, 54| Miss Kittio Ingoldsby, managor of the J. W. Duncan, who has been caterer | Poarl street, a steam dying and French [ Conncil Bluffs telophone exchange, speut Sun- for various Omaha parties, has been en- dr clenning works. Plumes and _tips, | 4ay in Avoca, the guest of Mr. Alice Harlow, A ook at Bechtele’s hotel, and is elvets, silks, satins, gent’s clothing, [ manager of the Avoca exchange,—Avoca BRI 550 ouis of tive bbb i the land, Torchant's shelf worn goods, all mado as | Herald. good as new. J. O. Adams, of The Avoca Horald, has The house of Mrs. Wiley, on Washing- 2 4 i o —— started for his new Dakota home. ; 4 ton avenue, was entered yesterday morn-| NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES. Charles J. Bockman, tho harnoss dealer, has ing about 2 o'c'ock, but the family were e [ a now boy at his home, “"l‘l".“d and tho fellows skipped, getting | New Ratlway Projects —McDufMle's| §, J, Hattonhauer has gono to Chicago on nothing. Candidacy for the Judgeship, & brief business trip. Mr. Tyler, father of the manager of i the Ogden house, died suddenly in Ma- rion, Towa, Thursday last, of heart dis- e — PERSONAL, A FINE LINE OF FALL Judgo Clinton, who has boen in ill health Coox Rarivs, In., November 16.—Our | for gome time, is planning to spend the win- new school house is now complete and | ter in the south, M;;chahilors. 7 and 9 Main Street. SMITH & TOLLER, iSNCOIVINVd 83u1120919A0 A complete Horse Power. but little more than a common grinder. Write for ei: WILL SHELL AND AT THE SAME TIME The best Feed Ml in existence. Costs renlars to SHUGART, WAITE & WIES, Council Bluffs, Iowa, General Agents for Western Towaand Nebraska. ease. Mr. and Mrs, Duryee have gone Sliere 5 attond the funosal, ready for occupancy. It is a credit to| 1, C. Reoed, of Chicago, reached the Pacific DINMEBEOTORY, COUNCIIL BLUFFS, T.A. joyable entertainments last evening, in The District court docket is light this | quarters at Bechtele's yesterday. which he gave still further glimpses of is at Bech: JOHN BENO term in both Carroll and Greene coun-| Horace Jones, of Batavia, Ill, & GO GENERAL MERCHANDISE. " 18 Main street and 17 Pearl street. lifein Indis, Ho mixes information with fun, and makes an evening delight- In a late trip which we took through| Governor Hale spent Thursday night at the the board and an ornament to the|yesterday. ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAGER OF PUTTAWATTAMIE COUN- Sau-Ah-Brah gave another of his en- | {own, Nelson Fortin, of Boston, took up his JOHN W. BAIR y TY COLLECTION AGENCY. Office corner Broadway and Main street. L a ties, in Greene county exceptionally so, | tele’s. 2 MAX MOHN 4 3 ) CRESTON HOUSE. Hotel, 217 and 219 Main street. ful to all. J. W. Benedict now suffers from the Greene and Carroll counties, we were [ Ovden, and left yesterday morning. DR. J. F. WHITE OFFICE, 337 W. I ) Corner Main and Fifth up-stairs. Residence, 609 Willow avenue. MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, DEALER IN * Fuisime G NOTIONS JEWELRY, &0C. BLUFFS, IOWA Broadway, COUNCIL somewhat surprised to find a strong cur-| J. Y. Stone and Smith McPherson, were rent ‘of feeling in favor of Mr. McDuflie, | 3m0ng the prominents hero yostorday. N. SCHURZ. Hoss of the first finger on his right hand down to the first joint, and of the second i ‘Wm, H. Eddy, of Auburn, N, Y., arrived ingor to the middlo joint, all caused by of Jefferson, for Circuit Judge, and we oo rsan Bt SKELTON, HENDRIQKS & RICE, LIVERY AND FEED, also learned that his candidacy was fay- | ¢ the Ogden yesterday. 8 8 WAGNER Will contract for funerals at_reasonable rates. 22 Fourth stroet. tting caught while coupling cars in the {?mon Pacific yards. by _return mail say his candidacy, yet we do not know & L. C. Hopkins of Indi: lis, Oy 5 orably rogarded in Orawlord county, Wol oty L cvest yostorday. - |4s, M. ST, JOHN & 00..CASH BUYERS, Wainit st & Avoca's new steamer was tested the other day. At 4 minutes and 45 seconds G. L, Ho) )ldnn of Chicago, was at the Pa- of one who is a suitable man for an office| w, N, Pnhnor, of Logan, visited the city that he is a candidate except in the sense | ¢ yoste J AGOB KOGH ) after the fire was started the engine be- must always bo regarded as a candidate | yesterday. @, F. SMITH. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Corner 7th and Broadway. _Plans and specifications furnished. snn work with five pounds of steam, ne minute later water was thrown, and soon a solid stream was sent out 262 feet. for that office until he refuses it. Bob Harris, and wife, of Missouri Valloy, May L. Matthewson files her. petition Artistio Work and reasonable charges. 872 Broadway. for a divorce from her husband, Will E, |18 full of flying rumors. Frank Whitney, Matthewson, on the ground of adultery, of Lace and Turcoman curtains to-night cruelty, and the fact that in 1878 he was sentenced to four years in the peniten- portion of this in town. They were here e —— spent the greater part of last week and a| 5 Cassaoy & Oncvrr's. (TTNDT & H ART ATTORNEYS AT LAW, TATLORS, The railroad talk, of which I spoke in [ 5ore §4he fi‘“}“" B ey s W. W. SHERMAN, have tho variots that brines metroane ™ i24 Main stroot. FALL AND WINTER my last letter, still goes on, and the air | started for an eastern trip and visit. J AMES FRANEY. ; MERCHANT TAILOR. of Atlantio, and his corps of surveyors, SHATRALD, HOWE & SON, ana stousohoia supptics: T URE STOVES, 808 Broadway. STocK Now OOMLETE! Stook Complote. _Sults mude t reasenable prises. No. 805 Main 8k 102 MAIN STREET’ GOUNGII‘ BLUFFS' James Blook. Practice_in state and federal courta. ERAGING MANY NOVELTIES tiary for murder. lantic & Northern ralway. The To-morrow at noon lt is expected thnt locating the line of the Kansas City, At- The New Time. SANITARIUM Avdbsth hous, ezt i Broadway. L. Sovereign, Prop. P. J. Mont- gomery, ‘Death: The flower bedecked - door of life, investigate.” Spiritual circle to- line has been run into and’past our city, 3 Notary Public and General Conwylnur " 415 Broadway. but its location on that route is not a|Wwill set all their watches and clocks to morrow (Sunday) afternoon and evening, fixed certainity, although many of our |conform to the new standard time, nine REVERE HOUSE, _ 5rostway opposito New Opers Housar " Refitted $1, §1.50 at 2and 7:31 o'clock, in rooms No, 4 and le 80 consider it, yet all tho proba- ® Shugart & Beno's ‘flnuk, ket on gfl:{“m i R'ay A aaihe [:)hwc- minutes ulow_er than the time now used H H Main and Pearl streets. tive point. The Rock Tsland people aro by the pool lines, and known as Chicago Gorman Sunday school ou Sabbath at | surveying from Guthrie Center with the | time, 'and twenty-four minutes faster 2 o'clock p. m., German preaching at 3 \m:;v“-f "i‘);::x:fiflga thv?‘rlugroadmm l"l?f&;hl‘l: t!n.t t.hu local time, ’l“hu postoffice, city o'clock p. m, »5d 7:30 o'clock p. m., also gf" e Th“’;‘ L rul:nor, b building, slso the public places,and most every evening the coming week, nt the [ how much foundation your correspon- Evangelical church, corner of Piorce street and Glen avenue, by the mission- ary. Prrer BELYER, Excavation has commenced for the folks are surveying with the intention of locating the much talked of Sioux City branch, and of starting it from Coon Rapids, 11 these rumors tend te make yesterday and received signers, asking that the Bloomer school clock be chang- of the business men will conform to the 4 o ot sy s e S now sananet. A poution v ooined | 3010 @6 the Lowest Prices od to the now standard, Council Bluils| At MRS. D. A, BENEDIOT, - - 337 W. Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa. Al i riwoys ranning. nis s oty |EDWIN J. ABBOTT T NOT TO BE FOOND ELSEWHERE. - YOUR TRADE IS SOLICITED OF ALL KINDS. e M. CALLACHER Ney Store, Fresh Goods, Low Prices and Polite Attendants, First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel, }Lowzn BROADWAY. Council Bluffs. IN THE WEST, QUALITY CONSIDERED, “orection of the building by Henry Mar- Chicago Holiday Opening, tle use except to the individual who used Marshal Jackson now wears a band- SIS U S them for his own special convenience,and A us happy and say “‘let the good work go has been particularly bothered by the tin, on the corner of Pearl street south|on.” "Coon Rapids can dance to the pip- | various times, The i Klm-ba‘ll & Cha‘mp’ St wi b oot i Lo 4 L R TR l skating rink, or for a public hall for MAURER & CRAIG'S, local time was still different, and in fact tlunces, political gatherings, ote. watches and clocks have been of but lit- Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lots and Lands in the County. Wholesale of the court house, It is to be 67 by 85 |ing u( many locomotive whistles, So pool lines run on one time, the | FTe— (OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. ) 317 STEINHARDT & FREYHAN, Broadway, Liquor Dealers COUNC IL BLUFTS; age over one side of his head, but ex-| 0. aay afternoon and evenin, . No- strangers are always getting badly unxod plains the wound vory satisfactorily by | vember 10th. A oall respectiully so-| Ll DO 8 groter convenicnce “3“’ M od el marrating how he slipped on the ice car- | licited, gonerally adn}ncd AT I;)::u::inr:: xying o pail of water, his head striking ) #some rough piece of stone, cutting an ugly gash from which he bled prefusely. One dollar spent in buying a ticket for the G. A. R, masquerade ball, in benefit - of relief fund, will do good to the wid- Allow Us To Rather Early Conjectures About the [ That a good deal of the suffe Coming Congressman, e is an infalliblo cure for all aches, sprains, and in this world fiORE GOSSif’.. Y Gy SN 712 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS. Kelectric Oi, and using it ax per diroctions. 1¢ | work, ~ Please give me a trial. The Hamburg News is authority for paius. ows and orphans of these who went out 1o fght our country's battles and havo | ypootive candidato for Congross. Col. who survive them, and who are bound to | S8pPp's withdrawal from the contest on oo that they do not suffer from want, the eve of the Anderson nomination, There is another, threatened injunc- | 16aving his friendsno one to rally around, tion of the school board to prevent their * burning soft coal in the Bloomer school . There is much complaint about black smoke, but it is & bad time to NOTICE.—8pocial advertisoments, such as Lost, Loan, For Sale, To Rent, lost him a great many friends, and we do | g F1vE CENTS PER LINE for each ‘subsequent In good show. Of course it is nothing to | Pearl Street, near Broadway oy mail promptly The Herald, in a political sense, as we the statement .th-n W. F. Sapp is a pro- SI)ECIAE NOTICES. P R E MI UM P o RTRAI T s st India Tk and Water Col T » will bo Inserted in this column at the low 5 . TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion I'aynn’ ll la H all a Bl‘ 0 nrs, not beliove the colonel will stand a very [sortion. Leave advertisements at our ofics, No, 7| Solar Camera Enlargement for the trade at reasonable rates. Orders GREA BARGAI Ns ~XIN— filled, €. D. LUCCOCK, BECHTELE’S Steam Laundry! Europea.n Hotel. o Unredeemed Goods. TUST OPENED ! Tho ouly only hotel run on the Europeun plan fin this cilty.' Now building, ay 53 4 o % newly furnished and all modern improvements, and is contrally located, it i LT e s womisws| PETER BECE TELE, PROPRIETOR, can be avoided by puuhwum Dr. Thomas' | Has just opened a new and well fitted steam laundry. Guaranteegood P TE Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway, - - - Council Blufl's Towa. PAWNBROKERS SALE 143 Broadway, Gouncil Blufis, | In diamonds suitable'for Indios and gents, also in ladies’ and gents’ solid gold and flu lahool on uu a8 it“mll noor ing temporarily. m"figm. had bettar bo left. for would like to be represented as at pres- ent, by a Democrat, but the Republicans conts & weok. are not likely to again make the same wumm A boy, with pony, to deliver TunBas. mistake which lost them a district, and if | 1Y *, B, E M’uxon, the axchitect, is just plans for a new church to be m Slmnndonh, the work to com- Mh Hulpnug It will be a beau- they put up a man whose character is Blu llAlwAlN Anyono wanting a_set above reproach, it would be senseless for ug to claim that the Democrats stand a fighting chance. It was gencrall; - | T0R 8/ on the gothic order, and NI FUATEARY - SO gein by call 1FoR BARGAINS P e | OHINA, PLATED WARE, GLASS WARE, LAMPS, Table Cutlery, Flower Pots, Etc., call on .“Ia;x W. 8. HOMER & CO., - 23 Main 8t., Council Bluffs. Omaha and Council Bluffs, R l' Real estate and colleotion agency. and silver watches and chains, and a full line of set and plain and 90 boy's overcoats. KINDS of personal property. city building. Council Bluffs. All these articles must be sold. D, GOLDSTEIN, 228 Middle DBroadway, opposite 7old rings, 260 men's Money lon on ALL TN ceded among the Democrats that if Eli bo s “‘d“&" Buoh me;;:i Olayton received the nomination on the cool th;vl]oelhn% olf gelnomus‘ ity is ques- tion, hile Colonel p is a fine J. '- o’“"k and F. M. Phillips were speaker ho would reculvom but a half- Aa arrested yosterday by Ofticer Leonard, | hearted suppert from many quarters, but _'co s w for disturbing the peace. It appears would, unquestionally receive u-fisct- porner Main stroct aud. Elghth avenue, Council . . wives and sisters all live in the | 801 .'i‘fi".’fu’:’m‘.'fi e ey s | £ ovost ot i yromyt dlvery. L) o e e toszrm cacmzean SIX PER CENT OPTION LOANS. o g8 ; HARD WOOD On City and Farm Property. FERGUSSON & CO,, 39 Pearl Street, Cnnnul Blu!h Tow zmx;::. the burial of his mother's ll.s ' ‘] Hmflfl l D-, —.—~ DON'T STAY AWAY. Go sure to Cassady & Orcutt's to- night and see the beautiful Lace and Turcoman ourumn i ST e OFFICER & PUSEY Bl Mot BANKERS. o Our line of Stov THOS. OFFICHR, B M. PUBKY, and you are invited PEYAICIAN & SURGROH, ST O W S PECIAL DRIVE ON A LOT OF HARD COAL STOVES, Niokel, slightly tarnishod, at a reduction of §5.00 each, e8 is the mos. complete in ae city and includes all the most | Herbalist P! We have hammered the prices down as thin as they will stand without breaking, | Liver Comy) Vitus®Dax JACOB BIMS, E. SIMS & cADWELL, Attorneys-at-Law, W.R. VAUCHAN. Justice of the Peace. CANCERS, &' R. Rice M. D. tumors removed without the drawing of blood. tock, over Bavings Bank. 10WA Shugart & Me. . Wil praceice in State and eders] -|DR.G.W.PANGLE, READER OF MAN ! Fifteen years' expericuce. sician. Master of tho' folluwing Cured Without Ta, Eclectic, Magnetic and Desirable Patterns and Latest Improvements |G inavid i outie Kuuce, rop- D) nt, Kidoey Cowvlaint, Pu\.fla Rheu- to call and see how thick the stoves are in comparison. watisu, rmu.u. While Bwelling, Erysipelas, St e Happlest Results. DEVOI. WRXIGET, :‘hl)- Council Blufls, | e . o 1a m"}l;w o e Paglsui Woman lnd Her Diseases Treated With Special m-nuuu Ven to private sud venereal Located No, $10 Brosdway, Noow 3, (i (up- b ' g@rConsultation CHRUN[L‘ DISEASES o ivas »spcay. . “Office No. - PILES. radical and permas weeks, Operation Rectum a Specialty, 1.d&w Item 505 First Avenue, - treat Plles and Falling of the Rectum for cure, in_from two to four inless. Diseases of the Counel Make Your Contracts Now for Your Winter Supply of Missouri Hard Wood ! AND HARD AND SOFT Coal ~WITH— P, OVERTON, Couneil Bluffs, lowr, ot article snd full measuie u&- e g - A