Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 2, 1884, Page 6

8 ¥ 8 EL LY A 0000 o P A 1 A THE DAILY BEE---COUNCIL BLUFFS, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1884, pen—— LHE DAILY Saturday Morning, Feb. 2. COUNCIL BLUFFS. * SUBSORIPTION RATES: 20 conta por woek 10,00 per Yoar No. 7 Pear] Street, Noar Broadway. MINOR MENTION, Additional local on seventh page. Cheap railroad tickets at Bushnell's. Spiritual sociable to-night. Music and dancing. From three to five lodgers each night at the city jail. Omaha parties are over here with an eye to securing the paving contracts. RouLer Skates—Vineyard, Henely and other styles, at Brackett's, 224 and 226 Broadway. A man named Cotes was arrested yes- terday afternoon for being drunk and using obscene language. There are 226 cases on the docket for the coming term of the superior court. Of these 109 are old and 117 new cases. Iron doors are being put in the opera house, so that in case of fire parts of the building can be cut off, and thus savelife. Fred. Witzki, who was bruised by be- ing caught under a falling stone at the new Masonic temple, proves not to be so badly injured as was at first thought. The boards across the sidewalk on Broadway, near the Herdic barn, have at last been pulled off. It is no longer necessary to go into the muddy street to pass there. The same old programmes appeared at the last entertainment at the new opera house, and as a cousequence not half the people could read the cast of characters, the type being so small. The report of the chief of police shows five arrests for burglary last month, Four of these, however, were the little boys who broke into Dohany’s hall on the lost day of the month. The old cannon to be used for corner pieces for the soldiers’ lots in the ceme- tery are being taken up to the grounds, and will be put in position soon with due ceremony and formalities. Tue Beris in recept of the Webru- ary number of the Pocket Railway guide of lowa, published by Nelson & Ben- zinger, of Cedar Rapids. Itis hard to conceive where it could be improved in convenience for the traveler. Dr. Rice, while walking along Seventh avenue, had a bad fall on account of an abrupt break in the sidewalk. Somo of the small bones of the foot were injured, 80 that the doctor suffers much pain, though able to be at his office, The social gospel service will be hald in the rooms of the Y. M. C. A., No, 12 North Main street, as usual, on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, The meeting will be open to all, bothladies and gentlemen, and all are most heartily invited. “Truth crushed to earth shall rise again.” Spiritual circle to-morrow (Sun- day) afternoon and evening, at 2 and 7:80 o’clock in Spiritual hall, entrance on Main and Pearl streets, two doors south of postoffice. Alwo, circle on every Tues- day and Thursday. F During January the following number -of classon of books wero taken from ths public library: Philosophy 17, theology 26, natural science 88, fiction 046, postry and cssays 290, history and biography 214, travels 90, The total number of visitors during the month was 2,308, In Justice Abbott's court yesterday a . decision was rendered in favor of Wag- ner in the case brought by him against Bowen. This made the latter's attorney #0 hot that he forgot himself, and he expressed anything but a complimentary opinion of the justice, Abbott can stand i, ! i ' The next test of the water works will _ probably beon Wednenday* The nozzles are to bo ono inch this time, and the ~ height of the streams are to be measured by City Engineer Tostevin, J. K. Brod- beok, and Charles Peaso, late United States engineer at Omaha. The blank bonds which are to be filled out and filed by those bidding on the paving contracts, were not even printed yesterday, and the bids are to be opened Monday. This makes it rather close for those even who are on the grounds, ‘while it seems “‘clear off” for contractors r’hfi”‘.l‘lmunflyflnhflfly ‘got the blanks, have them filled and ro. turned, in time. Complaint is made that at the enter. tainment in boys in the gallery uids and juice on to below, and in one case alady's dress. A special be detailed to watoh et with s0 severely of doings eflsctually. 'wo women named Ross hired a horse y of George Wisner, and after 16 opera house Thursday | di) house here next year, because their transforring has been and is being done for the above territory by Bauman, Roh- rer & Co, He said he thought in time Qouncil Bluffs would find herself in pos- session of a great many more large trans- fer houses and thinks the railroad facili- ties of the city cannot be surpassed for thia ling of business. Rev. J. G. Lemen gave another lecture vt Glenwood on Thuraday evening which was largely attended and proved highly pleasing. The citizens of Glenwood have taken a deep intesest in the Home of the Friendless, and after the lecture Mr., Lemen presented the matter and the fol- lowing were elected to serve as a local board of directors in Glenwoon: J. V. Hinchman, the banker; 8. C. Osborn, county auditor; A, J. Russell, merchant; A. H. Brent, stock and grain dealer; T. L Stevens, merchant; Mark Swinner. ton, marble works; Mack Hall, merchant, These are all leading men and the vari- ous religious denominations are all rep- resented on the board, so as to relieve of all apparent sectarianism, M —— Mrs, A. Bryan, dressmaker. Cutting a specialty, 604 S. Main st., up stairs. i e PERSONAL, Mr. Buchanan, of Chicago, who represents Gillott's goods, was yesterday interviewiog the Council Bluffs trade about druggists' sun- drioes. C. P, Shepherd, who is with Harkness Bros., is now happy as the father of bright little maiden ought to be. Spencer Smith I now breathing the balmy rophyrs of the sunny south., 0. J. King, the government overseer of the new building to be erected here, is at the Pa. cific again, A. N. Carpenter, of Galesburg, the land- wcapo architect, in in the city again, The city officials have had some talk with him about how Fairmount park should be improved, and he has also drawn plans for the besutifying of the homes of & number of prominent resi- dents here. Rumor has it that Charles Woells, late freight contractor at the transfer in this city, will transfer freight for the B. & M. railway at Denver, Mr, Wells, after consulting with the Q rai way officials at Chicago, had an in- terview with Mr. Holdridge, of the B. & M., in Omaha, and went direct to Denver, where he now is. J, M, St. John returned over the North- western railway last evening, C. E. Pierce, of Val, Town, was in the city yesterday. T, L. Rogg, of Des Moines, was at the Og- den yesterday, J. H. MoNamara, of £t. Louis, the archi- tect of the new Catholic church, is in the city. R. 8. Van Tassoll, of Cheyenne, arrived at the Ogden yesterday. H. E. Wheeler, agent of “Only a Farmer's Daughter,” is in tho city. Dr. James Bockett, late of New York city, who haa been stopping in the ity for the past weok, goos to Omaha to-day, where he has concluded to locate, Colonel Sapp has returned from Keokulk, where he has been looking after the impost- ant case of Radford va. Folsom, in the United States court, C. M. Sears, of Aurora, dined at the Pacific yestorday, M. 8. Patterson, of Milwaukee, was among yeosterday's arrivals at the Pacific, J. W. Davenport, of Burlington, the prom- inent C., B, & Q. ;man, was in the city yester- day, Captain Kiracht expects to leave to-day for 8¢, Louls, accompanying his sons, Leonard and George Kahl, who are to attend collega there. ' T. W, Jones, who has beon with Linden & Krell for some time, has accepted a position with James Walsh & Co., of 8t. Joe. Dr. A, H. Balley, a veterinary surgeon, well known in 8¢, Louls and now of Kansas City. 15 making a fow days visit in the Bluffy, Mt and M, L. H. Mosler have been called to Chicago by the sad news of the sud- den death of Mrs. Moslor's sister. IMPROVING HER CHANCE, HALF A HUNDRED. The Amonnt Fiencen From an English Farm Hand by a Forgery, The Accused Forger a Young Man and Now in Jail, A young man giving his name as Chas. Wilson was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Chatterbuck for forgery, and for fleecing a young Englishman out of £50. It appears from the papers in Justice Schurz's court that young Wilson had been at work on the farm of Daniel Mec- Dermott, a prominent resident of Silver Creek township. Becoming acquainted with a young Englishman named E. Lavington, working on a farm not far away, it is claimed that young Wilson forged his name to a due bill reading as follows: “JANUARY 12, 1884. “Due C. Wilson, 8168, for labor for me during 1883, “‘DaN't, McDermorr,” Taking this bit of paper to Lavington he induced the latter to lend him 850 on it, leaving the bill as security. He then skipped out and came to Council Bluffs, Here Wilson, under another name, stopped for a short time at the St. Jo house, and then left there without r{)ly- ing his bill, and a warrant was issued for his arrest on that, so that now he is under a double charge. He was placed in jail here yesterday. The date of a hearing has not been fixed. The forging appears to be a crude af- fair, and yet it worked so successfully that the young Englishman advanced $60 on the strength o being good secur- ity. The prisoner is a young man, who does not have the appearance, at least, of having been at the forging business very long. SHENANDOAH GLEANINGS. How the Oollege 18 Ohanging and New Enterprises Starting Up. SuexANDOAH, Iowa, January 31 —The Western Normal college opened the third term on Tuesday with a large attendance of students, and four new professors. Prof. Croan, from Valparaiso, Ind., who resigned the superintendency of public schools of Anderson county and pur- chased a half interest in the Shenandoah school, was on hand. Prot. Longwell, who resigned the presidency of the Bloomfield school, in this state, to come here, takes charge of languages. Prof. Clark, ex-principal of the Normal school| of Stanbury, Mo., takes charge of mathe- matics, Prof. \incent, of Ames, Iowa, takes charge of the commercial depart- ment. These teachérs, with Profs, Wil- son, Disney, Farr, Wormwood, Strong, Black and Packard, make a fac- ulty unusually strong for a school s0 new. The recent elocutionary entertainment and the musi- o1l matinee given by the students at the close of last term were greeted with full houses and highly appreciated. The public printing agony is over, and the provender was secured by The Post, which showed the largest circulation of any Klpsl’ in Page county. The success of The Post is noteworthy, and is an en- couragement to any paper endeavoringto stand by the better elements of society and to publish the news, the whole news —including that of the superior sort, and nothing but the news. The arrival of Mr. A. B. West, to take charge of the Q" depot here, has not yet happened, although The Nonpareil seemed to know all about it and stated so clearly that he had returned that no one could fail to understand, The postoffice has been temporarily located in the implement oftice of Monk, Anderson & Co. The location is not as convenient as the old one in A, J. West's building, and the office has too fearn that 8 new room has been secured te which it will be moved as soon as is practicable, More room and greater convenience will be se- cured in the new locatlon. A neweshirt factory has been estab- lished by a new firm, Matthews & Cure. A Leap Ycar Woman Takes a Novel ‘Way to Get a Husband. Loap years are always productive of some playful changes in society customs, peculiar to thefyears dividable by four, but there has strayed into Tur Bre office a novelty even for leap yeas, Ad- vertisements for correspondence are com- mon at all times, and personals for matrimonial prospects, but this is differ- ent from either, It isa printed circular, the lady evidently being dotermiued to advertise her matrimonial wants exten- sively, 80 as to be sure to secure an en- gegement. This oircular, neatly printed, is as follows: Dear Sin This is leap year, and I wishto get married, I am nearly 30, under medium size, plain lookin; healthy. I have a daughter by a former husband—a gen. | t tle, loving, bright and exceedin rett; child, jusg m“mw to talk ofi‘&fy’. v 1 am lady-like in appearance, and my charre ter and reputation accord with my looks, I do not expect & wealthy, fa- mous or talented husband, but industry and sobriety will be as an in- ible, 1 will marry no one who is sickly, in poverty or otherwise objection- able, for, although I am poor, I'am in- dependent, % education and tact now earning r support, This circular means matrimony and nothing less, Funny fellows and im- moral men may ascertain that fact to their sorrow, if they try to amuse them- selves at my oxpense. I am not a church member; nevertheless I am or- somewhat original method to relieve my- self of the lonelineess of widowhood. My name is not and my resi deuce is not- , but if you a letter to that address, I will receive it and perhaps I may become, DgvorepLy Youks, G —— Horstora’s Acid Fhospbate, Adumirable Results in Fev ‘“‘;J.J.Rn , 8t. Louis, Mo, bnnvmudkfll' o e loni rosults. to an enfeebled of the genital organa.” o They make a good shirt and charge a very little more than is asked for a cus- tom made shirt, and consequently de- serve patronage. The residence of Jonathan Uhl recently destroyed by fire is to be replaced by one |~ much larger and finer just as soon as in- surance matters can be adjusted and the weather will Permit operations, Nearly all our churches have been holding extra services during the winter months, It is a question with many of such efforts, expensive in many ways, aro necessary; if they are not a violation of the sound rule of action which endeavors to secure the largest results with the least possible effort. Busingss is dull, We have not had an offer from any great enterprise to locate with us if we will donate or tax ourselves in its favor, for at least six months, Gift enter{;rhe- languish. Bummers are scarce at the hotels. The Dakota colon; is hibernating, We have now onuros upon a masterly Micawber course of ac- ion, 3 e ———— Real Estate Tranafers, The following deeds were filed for re- cord in the recorder's office, February 1, reported for the Bxr by P.J. Mo- Mahon, real estate agent: B, 8. Woodbury to Wm, Niernan, nj, nh‘fl‘ 70, 42— M. W o o E.J. Huff, s}, se}, halen to Samuel Harding, uwi, nef, 24, 76, 43—81,000 i M. Bmith to Patrick McLaugh- lin, n;}.% 8, 77, 43—8900. R, J. lary to Joachin Stub e}, u-& d sw}, sw}, 22, 77, 4183, . W.Coffman C. Harlon te A lots 4 and b, block 6, Avoca—8§10, A, W. Coffman to 8. C, Harlon, and [ nef and nw} 18, aud sw} 22, and sw; and nw} 28, 77,39—8§11,000, Wm. H. Clement to Louis Flies, w} and se}, ne}, 16, 76, 39 —83,325, Total sales—8§32,27i suitin e ST Private leasons on china given by S, D. Rehso. Studio No, 12 N. Main street. JACOB SINS. 8IMS & CADWELL, Anoruge"ys -at-Law, i 1 M‘? & Mo- ll.‘&b derd E. P.CADWELL. | (. RUBBERS! Oar apeech is short, but to the point. Best Chicago discounts every day in the year on Rubber Boots, Shoes, AND ARCTICS. Goods WARRANTED as good as ANY in the market. They are made by the NEW JERSEY RUBBER SHOE CO. We have a big line of SPECIALS and san IMMENSE stock of regular and EXTRA WIDE Boots and Shoes in all sizes, ready to ship on receipt of orders. THRE “EMPIRE, Or second quality Boots we are introducing are better than many so-called firs quality, and we give a large EXTRA discount on them. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO., 412 Broadwav, Council Bluffs Towa. MAYNE & PALMER, DEALERS IN BULK "AND BARREL LIME, LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND JEMENT, MICHIGAN PLASTEE, HAIR AND WOOD, AND SEWER PIP] No, 539 Broadway, = b o COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. SMITH & TOLLER. LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS, X 7 and 9 Main street, Councis BLurrs, - - Towa. JOHN W, BATRD, 4TSN AT AW, MANAGER oF pormawArruts ooun. JOHN BENO & CO., MAX MOAHN, CRESTONHOTSE | st v GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 18 Main street and 17 Poarl street. Empkie Hardware Co W EXO LIS A X Hardware 109 and 111]S. Main Street, IOWA. 2~ COUN Metcalf Bros., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, 342 and 344 Broadway, ) . . COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, BECHTELE’S European . Hotel. The only only hotel run on the European plan jin this city. New building, newly furnished and all modern improvements, and is centrally located. PETER BECHTELE, PROPRIETOR, Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway, - - - Council Bluffs, Iowa. EKimball & Champ, (OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.) NONEY T0 LOAN ‘ON REAL ESTATE! Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lots and Lands ig the County. GROSVENOR & GUNN, MANUFACTURERS OF BROOMS, 811 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs; Iowa HEATING STOVES AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. CARPENTER'S TOOLS AND HARDWARE! Granite and Tinware. Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A large e of extraordinary Fine Carvers. 2 BVUL & WHIGHT 504 Broadway, and 10 and 12 Main Street. CIL BLUFFS, DR. J. E. WHITE, Gorner Maln and Fitth ungmn(?'jmifianea, 609 Willow avenu, N. SCHURZ. ontSTIR0F Tk PEACE: 8' S WAGNBR' LIV AND FEED, J. M. ST. JOHN & C0.0ASH BUYERS ‘WIll contract for funerals at_reasonable rates. 22 Fourth stroet. ‘Wholesale btter eggs, poul- Dratt by return mail. 146 Broadway. JACOB KOCH, MERCHANT TAILOR, Stook Compiete. _Suita mado at reasonablo prices. No. 805 Main §b.! James Blook. 415 Broadway. G. F. 8 MITH. Corner 7th and Broadway, _Plans and specifications furnishod. JAMES FRANEY, snustowon AT TOY LINDT & HART. R I e SANITARITM Andgm: oyso, 421 and 423 Broadway. L Soverign, Prop. . J. Monk- EDWIN J. ABBOTT, soary pusito st mcmt oo nEACE: REVERE HOUSE, Brosdway opposite N-?Erp?r: §fui@"'mmm 1, §1.50 per day A Large Assortment of Hard and Soft Coal STOVES! STOVES! STOVES Being left over, must be sold at your own prices, I need MIXED RAGSI to fill coutracts. S. GOLDSTEIN, 538 Broadway. M. GALLACHER. New Store, Fresh Goods, Low Prices and Polite Attendants. TFRX{ First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel, LOWER BROADWAY Council Bluffs. AS AN ECONOMICAL INSURANCE, THE EQUITABLE MUTUAL LIFE AND ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION 18 considered the best §2.600 in case of death, and $1.000 endowment at the expiration of ten years. Assess. ments payable according to quest. rect your communications to 244 Vine 8t. Council Bluffs Iews. Peter C. MIiller, DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES Interior Decorations. 13 8. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS. LIVE TO EAT. EAT TO LIVE, RESTAURANT AND CAFE, W.T. BIRRATIN COaterer o The Public. 404 Broadway, Councll Blufts, Ed. O lison Chet d'oulsine SPECIAL NOTICES. h a8 Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board- ing, ete., will be fnserted In this column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent in- sortion. Leave advertisements at our oftice, No. 7 Pearl Strect, noar Brosdway 2 WANTS, ANTED—Every body i Councll ufls to take m\y‘?‘g’-‘: Delivered by carrier at only twenty W ARNTED=R kocd haise, T iiice Toaation, ¥Ith offie, RS OF four rooms, ~ Address box No. 56, B ’“"mm_ :Tmu Ttelligsal Toy, about 18years P 3 1o learn a t - Yo ara 8 trade. Apply at the Bax of 1 Meals h Par at all Hours, a Speclalty. GRAND OPENING OF THE NEW Roller Skating Rink Corner Pearl Street and Fifth Avenue, Friday Evening Feb. Ist, Chapman & Martens, - + - Proprietore, Will H, Daniels, the Champion Skater WILLGIVE An Exhibition on This Occasion FINE MUSIC WILL BE PROVDED D & hundre R RENT—An elegantly furnished room, location _._‘n‘::::mi Refereuces required. Address 4. B. OR admitted. . LE—House No. lots, §30¢, Haif B ] cg&u&,flws of iuds & wpociaity. 6" Pearl Oonn'; R aTov \1 STovE mvl. m‘:fi Abd beatiog stoves lete Oon Ba 74 4 bR, arrison streot and Ay, Madek et grent 1nd o Mr. Olive illoy 1he agent will call and. expiin the plan upon your re- | ' ! nager. Manager. | ¥ WHY DON'T YOU GET 8)ME OF FITCH BROTHER'S CUSTOM SHIRTS? Port Fitting, Best and Cheapest.fiFine Linen Collars and Cuffs. No. 716 Fourth Street Council Bluffs, Iowa. . " FROM NOW UNTIL FEB. 1, WE WILL GIVE EXTRA BARGAINS In all our Bocts and Shoes, regardless of Quality. Don’t miss this chance. S. A. PIERCE, 100 Main Street. CASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CARPETS 'CURTAINS, i gs | And General House Furnishin MAIL ORDERS FILLED CAREFULLY. 502 Broadway, Council Bluffs. | CASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH. DE. THOMAS JEFFERIS,|JOSEPH GAGHEGAN. HARD WQOD AND —COAL piCorer Main stroct aud Eighth avenue, Con uffs, &4 Lowest rates and prompt delivery No. 523 Sixth avenue, Council Bluffs, Iows. Homeopathic Physician and Mag- netic Healer. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS' EXPERINXCE] THIRTY YEARS A RES: ENT OF CouNcil BLUPYS. is (discased conditions described) without . Thore are bundreds of witnesses to the that the blind are restorea, the deaf made to ear, also paralysin and yleundism of months aud years standing frequently cured in 20 minutes’ time ugh peychic mesme WINTER RESORT. SILOAM MINERAL _SPRINGS. CURE OR NO PAY We guarantee the cure of the followiny for diph- own (keep it on hand). The Lest catarrh mall poX preventative—superior to vace caxo of indigestion (despe p cur d one tosix weeks. Cld ulcors, commouly called caucers removed without the uso of the knife, In fact all acute and chronio diseases suocemfully trested “Uhe records of mortality show that Dr. Jeflerles is of medioine in the t remedy in use. L cases that has Uafilod tho kill of otver doctors, as well as causing despair and inancial ruin in many cases. p Good hotel, livery and bathing accomodation both winter aud summer. Locality highl, and healthy: - Accosibla by’ Wabieh Evous,or C., B. & Q, at Albany, solicited, REV. M. M. THOMPSON, TERMS REASONABLE. No charge for consultation by letter or otherwise. Inclose tamp where answers 0 lotters are required. Best kind of refernces given. raona free from coutagious disease will be re- Manag Siloawm Bprings, Gara, P. 0., Geutry Co., Mo, alth for t cat — aar ceived Specific Gravity action sKB THE EUROPEAN MUSEUM ANATONY Now on exhibition at No. 317 Broadway, for gentle) men (rom 0 a. . 40 3 1606 p m ), wh day the lecture will by ing parts of ren. ADMISSION s, B, J. Hilo, M, D, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 233 Middle Broadway, Councll Bluis, 508, OFFICNR, . M. PUREY, OFFICER & PUSEY BANKER 3_. Council Blufts Estabirshea Dealers ln Forelgn & d & Howa Beeuritt £ oeotel w R. VAUCHAN. “|Justice of the Peace, Omuha ana Council Bluffa, Roul oeiate aad collection 3 0dd Fellows ek, over Bavinge Bak, © ® 0% A I 1856 fc Fxcbavge and vea by & lady, descrivin, o human frawe aud all dise