Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 29, 1884, Page 6

| THE DAILY BFE-"C()U\(IL Bl UFFS, P‘RIDA} FEBRUARY 29 1834, l‘HE DAI[\ EE OOUNCII- BLUFFS. Friday Mornmg, Feb, 29, S SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 20 conts per woek $10.00 per Yoar OFFICE: No. 7 Pear] Btroet, Near Broadway. MINOB MENTION. Cheap railroad tickets at Bushnell's. To-day is the last day of registration. Lot every voter register. John T. Oliver is to ocenpy one of the stores in the new Masonic temple. The city election promises to be a still hunt and as shch “‘mighty onsartin’.” “Unknown’ was yesterday fined $9.60 for disturbing the peace at Stella Long's place. The Lay Templeton company appeared last night, and will appear again . to- night. A number from this city went over to Omaha last evening to hear Lawrence Barrett, A portion of the Shiel Agar company were at the Ogden yesterday en route for St. Louis, The Bluff City engine has now been housed in the Rescue building, as the old building is to be torn down. The Council Blufi's Hunting and Fish- ing club is to have a meeting this even- ing at P. J. McMahon's office, To.morrow evening there is to be another meeting at the court house to finish making up another ticket. 1t looke as if it was going to be pretty close for Auditor Burke to get thore, being nominated by both parties. Jacob Koch yesterday declared his in- tentions of becoming a full-fledged Amer- ican. He will make a good one. A number of the roller skaters went over to Omaha last night to attend the masquerade carnival at the rink there, Mrs. Mary Jones, milliner, and Miss Emma Palmer, dressmaker, are to occupy the store of J. T. Oliver, on Main street, aftor April 1st. The last returns make the majority against the new court house and jail over 300. The offisial canvass of the vote will be noext Monday. Saturday evening the little folks of Broadway Methodist church give a musi- at cal entertainment, assisted by the Misses Oliver and Tostevin, Yesterday the Platner diyorce case was heard in the circuit court and a decreo granted Mrs. Platner, the ground being neglect and cruelty on his part. There is a great chance for improve- ment in the programmes furnished for the opera houso entertainments here. Small type and poor printing makes the most of the trouble, Justice Abbo't yesterday got hit in the eye with a bit of hot coal flying from the fire which he was poking. The in- jury was quite painful for a time, but he will not probably lose the sight. Next Monday is the time that tells, Those who have been howling for reform can then act ay well as talk, The result will show how badly the majority of the citizens really want a change for the better, Little Corrinne is to appear in a mati- nee next Saturday. Her last appearance here was rather a disappointment to many, but perhaps she may do better this time, or have a better company, It i to be hoped so. Tux Bre wasin ercor in saying that the Omaha Glee club was at the skating rink Wednesday night. They were ex- pocted but did not come: The evening papers which copied the erroneous item from Tur Bee will pleass rise and cor- rect themselves now, Casady, Orcutt & French here arrang- «d to move on the 1lst of April, and will ocoupy the first floor and basement the new Masonic building, This will make large and elegant quarters, and will bein keeping with the growth of their business and the front rank which they have gained in their line, The wtores to be occupied by them have a frontage of 60 feet and & depth of 100 feet, Charles M, Harle, who is the republi- can nominee for city attorney, is cer. tainly » self-made young man and he has mot the conceit possessed by some, and hence does not consider himself finished. The city noeds a careful, painstaking attorney just now, and while Harle does not dash off his opinions on the spur of the moment, he is pretty sure he is right belore he goes ahead, and that has been & great lack with some in the past. J. C. Bixby has secured the agency of the Beuner & Cole fire escape, This is the one now in use in nearly all the principal buaildings in Chicago, and which wras recently shown up so satisfactorily in At consists of & stand-pipe with ladder and plasform attached, and connections for hose on each floor and on the moof, there being a Biamese for two lines of hose for the frst floor, - There sre many building here and in ~ Omaha -M wfln tobe thus psoteoted, propared to make ollll he should & w b,thwinumud OF course evening democratic pa- )y point l‘m'mfl' for nuyur tion, said “that he should try, if elected, to fill the office #o as to be of benefit to tho republican party.” Flickinger did say something of that nature, but the democratic organ does not give the rest of what Flickinger said. He said also that he “‘should endeavor to act in the intorests of all'trua friends of the city.” Now, if Bowman and his followers do not consider themselves true friends of the city, they may perhaps object, but it is a slim pretext for a flop about. The democratic organ, in giving its glowing account of the many virtues of Pottibone, forgot to show up the way in which as a member of the board of elect- ion he tried to let coal contracts, It rlso neglocts to tell its readers how he has tried to help along the morals of the city by barring mission Sunday schools out of the school houses. There are several other matters in Pettibone's rocord which the democratic organ forgot to mention, but which the voters will remember. He may be & very nice old wan, but has he shown himself the kind of a man to rep- resent the people! The voters of the Second ward are anxious to elect him be cause they think he will get some im- provements for them, but they may be like the frogs who wanted a king. e —— For Alderman At Linrge, At the request of many citizens 1 hereby announce myself as Independent candidate for the ofhce of Alderman-at- Large, Naruan O, Prrnuirs, i MAD DOGS. Still Further Them, Theroe has been an unusual number of | g0 mad dugs in this vicinity during the past month, and in some sections there has been 80 great excitement caused and in- dignation raised as to make citizans al- most anxious to shoot down anything and everything that is in the form of a dog, unless muzzled. The trouble caused here, and espec- ially the loss of so many hogs belonging to Marshal Jackson, has already caused people in the city to be on the alert. 1In Gainer township there has been several cases of mad dogs and stock bitten. Wes- ton was a short time ago thrown into ex- citement over the rampages of dogs there. From The Malvern Leader the following is learned concerning another mad dog excitement: Charles Munsinger, Esq., the popular nurseryman from near Tabor, made The Loader an appreciated call Friday, From him we learned the particulars of a recent made dog scare in Rawls township. One Suudly, some three or four weeks ago, u strange dog made his appearance in Mr. neighborhood and manifested strong lynmwml of hydrophobia. He snapped Munsinger's dog, and afterward made a tour of the neighborhood, biting a dug belonging to Joseph Haines, als, some hogs belonging to the latter, and some cattle of Robert Hurlbutt's. On the afternoon of the same day the dog was chased down by somo boys and kill ed in Mr. Munsinger's dooryard, About a week ago Mr. Haines’ dog went mad and bit dogs belonging to Messrs. Mc- Pherron, Rice and Gates, when Mr, H succeeded in killing it. One of Mr Haines' hogs also died from what was supposed to be hydrophobia, and others have shown signs of the san.e disease The other dogs that were bitten, or sup- osed to have been bitten, are kept care- fully chained and muzzled, and it is hoped nc further trouble will occur. e — A Boston contemporary says, that the maker of the Hardman piano is a Hardman t({ beat—a bottom fact. J. Mueller sells them, o S S PERSONAL, 1L ©. Pomeroy and Thomas Bunton were among the New Yorkers at Bechtele's yes- torday. F. F. Fairchild, of Omaha, was over this side yostorday, and got fusido of one of Bech- tele's big dinners, H. N, McGrew, the special agent of the Codar Raplds Insurance company, was in th clty yesterday, and was heartily welcouad, as hoalways -is, by his many frlends. Mac's friends thought he was a blg success as o nowspaper man, but it seems that in the in- surance business ho i pushing olear up to th front, He is now ackuowledged to be one o the best posted insuranco mon in tho whole stato of Towa, and ho knows how to handle himself 80 as to *'get there Mac,” "tho Misses Blaxim, of Council Blufls, spent Satur lay and Sunday in Hastings visit- ing thelr «1d friend Mrs. Elizs Cnapiu, and doparted for their home Sunday evening, Ou Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Ohapla fnvited & number of their young friends, and a very pleasant evaning was onjoyed by the young people.—{ Malvern Leader, J. B, Payton, of Lancaster, Mo., was at the firm of Cole Bros., who for thirty years have been in the lightning rod and pump business, the local firm here being R. 8. Oole & Oo. In business he has been very successful. He has always been rather conservative, but of wise judgment, a oxreful and just man. For nearly all his lifetime he has been a mem- ber of the Baptist church, and for years has been one of its strongest supporters, workurs and advisers, and in all church onterprises the name of Deacon Cole has been prominently connected. He leaves, besides his wife, two sons, one of whom, Jay, is connected with R, S Oole & Oo., the other isa member of tho firm of Cole & Maxwell, the livery men. Ho also leaves five daughters, Mrs. Ridpath and Mrs. Boone, who are at the Indian agency in Dakota, of which Mr. Ridpath 1s the agent; also three daughters, Misses Laura, May and Min- nie, who live at home. Mr. and Mrs. Ridpath and Mrs. Boone arrived here before his death, as did also his brothers, W. R. Cole, of Mt. Pleasant; J. J. Cole, of 8t. Louis, and J. W, Cole, of Gireencastle, Ind. Tne funeral services are to be held Trouble Caused by | meetin, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at the family ovidence, No. 616 Bluff street. Kriends of the family are invited to at- tend without any further notico. — Track Talk, W. H. H. Colby, of Fort Dodge, in a lotter to Dr. Cary, calls attention to the meeting arranged to be held there June 4, eontinuing four days, the purses being $300. There are to be two pacing races, one 2:33, the other free for all, and six trotting races, for classes 2:00, 2:48, 2:38, 2:33, 2:28 and free for all, thus giving iwo a day. The stabling accom- modations are to be improved and other arrangoments made for the comfort and convenience of all and the success of the oting Willism Word, of Mendota, tele- graphs that he 18 on his way hero with his stable of horses, numbering about 0. Col. Abbot is expected here Sunday to complete his arrangements for taking charge of the track here, and his horses are expected next week. e — Real Estate Transfers The following deeds were filed for re- cord in the recorder's office, February 28, reported for Tue Bee by P.J. Mo- Mahon, real estate agent: J. 7. Losh to R. F. Jones, part of nw} se}, 3, 74, 40—8700. C,R I &P. R R. Co. to W. H. Graff, lot 9, block 11, Carson—§100. James Bryson to R. F. Jones, lot 5, block 6, Carson—§250. E B. Donaldson to Daniel Conard, lot 6, block 8, Meredith's addition to Avoca—§150. Brigham Graybill to Robert Currie ot al., lots 5 and 6, block 8, Underwood —8100. Burton O. Gifford to E H Vnnahonck, nd ne}, 18, 74, 38—82,500. “Total sales. 3&,8:»0 Order flowers for weddings and funer- als from W. H. Foster, Harrison streec. COMMERCOIAL, COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Wheat—No, 2 spring, 70c; No. 3, 60c; re- joctad, b0c; good demand. Corn—Lsealers are paying 85 for old corn and 28¢ for new, Uats—In good demand at 22¢, Hay—4 00@#6 00 per ton; b0c per bale, Rye—40@4do. Corn bleal—1 25 per 100 pounds, W ood—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ 00, Coal—Delivered, hard, 11 50 per ton; soft, 500 per ton —Fairbank's, wlmlalmllng at 1le. Flour«Clty Hour, 1 60@3 30, Brooms—2 95@3 00 per doz, LIVE BTOCK. Cattlo—8 00@3 60; calves, 5 00@7 50, Hom!—lmcnl&ntknm are buying now and thereis a good demand for all grad hoice packing, b 35@b 65: mixed, 4 T5@5H . PRODUCE. Quotations by J, M. 8t. John & Co., com- mission merchants, 146 Broadway. Butter—Plenty and in fair domand at 16@ 20¢; creamery, 35c. Yggs - in |{nm| q um\nvl at 20¢ po~ dozen, Poultry - Ready sale; dualers aro paying for chickens, 12¢; turkeys, Vegotables - Potal 0; onions, 40¢; cab- bage, none in the muarket; apples, ready sale at 26@4 00 for prime stock, —— M. P. (-uhck one of the pruprlawn of a Dos Moines flouring mill, left home on the 16th of February, after a spat with his wife, and he now writes home that ho does not intend to return, - The family ocoupy a comfortable home and are in easy circumstances, The gubornatorial portraits now in the executive rooms at Des Moines are as follows: Robert Lucas, the first territo- rial governor, and father of Representa- tive Lucas, of Johnson county; Ansell Briggs, first governor of the state; Swphen Hempstead, James W. Girimes, Sawuel Mernil and O, C. Carpenter, The portraits of John Chambers and James Clarks, territorial governors, R P. Lowe, 8 J. 'Kirkwood, Wiiliam M. LADIES WE ARE RECEIVING SOME VERY FINE Shoes and Slippors, OUR FINE BOOTS AND SHOES For 8prin Wear are arriving daily. see our New Stock. Z. T. LINDSEY % CO., 412 Broadway, Council B‘ll"fl‘ West Side Square, Clarinda, ' IOWA. MAYNE & PALMER, DRAURRS IN AND WOOD, BULK 'AND BARREL LIME, LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT, MICHIGAN PLASTER, HAIR AND SEWER PIPE. No, 539 Broadway, - - - - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA SMITH & TOLLER. | LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS, 7 and 9 Main street, Spring Goods ; r CouxoiL BLurrs, - - - - Towa. | e e e ) DIRBOTORY, COUNOCIL BLUF¥FS, LA. _— JOHN W. BATRD, st i s or remamammi covs JOEN BENO & Ci) o GENERAL MEFCHANDISE. DR. J. F. WHITE, e N. SCHURZ, 8. S WAGNER, @. F. SVITH. JAMES FRANEY, NDT & HART. SANITAR(UM gt EDWIN J. ABBOTT, REVERE HOUSE, | HOL ¥, NV 0PEAA BOIAE GOURCH, SLUFES, WA, All Orders by Mail Promptly Attended To. M. GALLAGHER. . G R OCERIE S. New Store, Frosh Goods, Low Prices and Polite Attendants. ikl First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel, M IONERRROADWAY LIVETO EAT. EAT TO LIVE, RESTAURANT AND CAFE, W.T. BRAUN Catorex to The FPublic. Ed. O lison 1 404 Broadway, { Chet d'euine ¥ Couneil Bluffs. 1 COAL GIVEN AWAY | Lvery one who buvs a ton of tue celeb-ated Contervil e coal of Pl Overton, «flice 501 Fir-t avenne, yard 804 Main street, C uncil Bluffs, is vatitled to a chance in thedrawmghu one ton of coal, to be given aw.y March Ist. You may thus get A Ton of Coal for Nothing. e Petexr C. NIiller, DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF LIV _ Will contract for funeras at_reasonable raten. CONTRACTOK AND BUILDER, _Corner 7th arid Brosdway. _Plans and specifications furnished. MERCHANT TAILOR Hetlo Work and reasonablo charges. 872 Broadway ATTORNEYS AT LAW, cticein stafe and federal courts. 28 Broadway. 22 Fourth stroet. _James Block. L. Sovereign, Prop. P. J. Mont- JUSTICE OF THE E, _Notary Pablic and General Conveyancer. SMITH & NORTON, Broadway opposite New Opera House. Rofitted 81, 81.60 per day J. JEX. ABMBTRON’G- Stone, J. G. Newbold, John H. Gear and the present executive are still to be seoured e —— The largest and best collection of plantsat W, H. Foster. Send for a Ogden yesterday, A. L. Robloson, of Loulsville, was one of yesterday's Ogdenites, G, L, Hepkins, of Calcago, is at the Pacific | — house, C. C. Voorhoos, of St. Edwards, Ne»., ar- rived at the Pacific yesterday . H. L. MoWilllams, of Neola, was in the clty yesterday, Goorge W. Plorcs, Philadelphia, is at the Pacific, e — Boxing gloves aud Indian clubs at Bushnell & Brackett's. e — Death of R, S, Cole. The announcement of the death of R. §. Cole comes not with surprise, as for sev- eral days it has been expected, his condi- tion being such that the end seemed near almost every minute, He bas been in ill- health much of the winter, and about two weeks ago new difficulties and complica tions caused him to be confined to his room, He has since grown rapidly worse, and for sevoral daye has been in an unconscious condition, and yesterday | . wmorning ab.ut 6:80 o'clock he breathed | ™ hiis last, Mr. Cole was iu the sixty-firel year of his age, Ho was one of the early settlors of Jowa, his howe being at and near Mt - enuld not h“flu truth, and make | Pleasaut for many years He removed Heom there to this city about f ur years ago, und during his residence here has lllulwd a wide acquaintance and held here, iu wherever ho has lived, the estoem and mmz «fall, He was & member of the apring catalogue, SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. —8pecial advertisemonts, such as Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board. ng, ota., will bo insorted in this column at the low mato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first lnsertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n- wortion, Leave advertisements at our office, No. Poarl Btreot, near Brosdway WANTS, 7 ANTED—Every body in Council Bluffs to take TusBan Delivered by carrier at only twenty conta & woek. ‘VANI'KD—-A Kood houte, In nice location, Illh YV Uhres ortour rooms* Address box No. %0, Bes affice, ()P, PAPERS—For mle at Baa office. at 26 osuts & hundred, R RENT- Eloga tly furoished appartments in houowith Jeivate ta Iy ilteicuces ox- changed. Address H. W. J. Boo oftice, 01t SALE—A first-class sot of bar fixtures and pool 1uble, cheap 8. Goldsteln, 540 Bioadway, Councl Bluffs' Tows, GENTS T adios avd gortlomen can wake first clas wager by woling ¥ Strsethor i Lroplug Bow Champlon, B o e w8 Any lad 4o up w fine 2 e Sl ol 0 ‘ax ilouly aaXho st laun iriowcan. Addr s tioulars C. B3, & 1. Co., BRx office, for one THOR. OFFICRN, OFFICER & PUSEY BAN KERS. Counall Blufty Estabusnea - - 1858 Dealers in Forelgn sud o ertro Exchauge b.‘ Uamws Becurit 1602 Brmul\\u), Coundil Bluffs, | WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SAADES! Interior Decorations. 18 8. Pearl Street and 20 N. Muin Street, - COUNCIL BLUFFS, HEATING STOVES AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. CARPENTER'S TOOLS AND HARDWARE! Granite and Tinware. Latest Novelties in ! ancy Hardware, lime of extiaordinary Fine Carvers, DeVOL & WRIGHT, ™ Prafiintsing 0 2 12 Maxn Street, CASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH Wfll)LESALE AND RETAIL CARPETS CURTAINS, A large :And General House Furmshmgs MAIL ORDERS FILLED CAREFULLY. C \\AD\' OHCUTT & FRENCH. Klmball & Champ, (OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE) Gentlemen Please call and 342 and 344 Broadway, . W ITOILIES A XX Hardware 109 and 111 8. Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. Metcalf Bros., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS, CAPS BUCK GLOVES, « COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, “PAY ONLY FOR ALL MODERN Europeah Hote!. The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of WHAT YOU GET.” New Building---New Furnishings. IMPROVEMENTS—CENTKALLY Fine Sample Rooms---Elegant Restaurant. PETER BECHTELE, PROPRIETOR, Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway, - - - Council Bluffs, Iowa. LOCATED. JACORB Merchant 805 South Main Street, - K OCET, Tailoring, REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. - COUNCIL BLUFFS. GET S FITGH BROTHER'S "WHY DON’T YOU OME OF CUSTOM SHIRTS? Perfcot Fitting, Dest and Cheapest.JgFine Tanen Collars and Cufts, No. 716 TFourth Street Council Bluffs, Iowa. IMAZX MOEIN, ——EVERYTHING Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St., Propriotor CRESTON HGUSE. FIRSTCLASS. COUNCIL BLUFFS. COUN (‘IL BLUFFS. The following are the times of the arrival and de- parture of t-ains by ceotral standard time, at the loc.1dep to. Trains leav. transfor depot ten min- carlier and arrive ten winutes later. CIICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY. ARRIVE. LEAVE. £:20 pm Council Blufty Exprors, £:40 p m Clii 9:45 2 m Stail and Expi Paciflc Express, E CHICAGO, MILWAUKER AXD ST. PAUL Express, Express, CIICAGD, ROCK 18 5:25 pm 9:4>am Mail, Cannon “all, “At Trauefer only. CICAGO And NORTHWESTERS. 6:50 pm 945 am SI0UX 0T A 7:40pm st Paul Express, 9:00 am 7208 m Accommodation, 6:50 p In 8 “At Tran fer only. DOMAY TR 870 OMANA, ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE The undersigned will offer for sale on March 15, 10 0'Clock A. M. —AT— PUBLIC OUTCRY IN HARDIN TGWNSHIP, Pottawattamie Co., Iowa, 140 Steers, 11 Horses, COWS, HOGS, CORN, OATS, AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS. TERVS—Ten wonths' time, at ten per cent inter st, wiha prnw(l security on all sums over t n dol ars All sums of t n dolla's er under, ca h, Kive per ent di-crunt for cash on all sums over ten dollurs, CAROLINE E RAND, Admi istratrix, ROLLER RINK OORVER PEARL T, AND FIFTE o7, | 04, . vy Wednesds u the ly_myic ¢ lub. A ‘4@ Music on Tuesdsy and Thunday evenings. ADM 881 N, 2 (ENTS, No ubjectionable characters will by adwitted. CHAPMAN & MAKIENS, - - - PROPRIETORS Mrs. B. J, Hilli, X, O, PBYSICIAN & SUR 'EON, 222 Middle Brasdway, Connell Rlufts, R R.lce M. D oF other tumors removed withous the kuife or drawing of m ad 780 p w., Mou uy eveul go exclusively for MONEY 0 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE!/iE = |, Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lots and Lands in the County. e A e e Sy S A » Pawrl stroet, Council & Cousultation (m — |Railway Time Ta.ble.‘ {JOSEPH GAGIEGAN. HaAaRD WQOD AND COAL Corner Main strect and Eighth avenue, Coun Blufls, g3 Towest rates and prompt del - bIearm Py | SILOAM MINERAL SPRINGS. W cua anteo tho eure of the following named dis- scases, or ulnn i rlng aro resort of and arethe Rt Good winter health % accomodafion both Locality' highly. pleturesque Accersible by’ Wab sh railway, ¢ ., at Albany. Corresponacnc M 1uomson Ma Specific Gravity Reaction .. Organicand Volatile matter and loss Total sclids per gallon. WRIGHT & M AN APPOINTMENT ! That Must Be Met. 1t is appointed unto man ence to die, but after this Juagment, wnd vor was ot writren in t i 00k of life was to the 1 ke of fire, Frien it you wer: to dicto-night, how would it he v thyo A. OVERTC W.R. VAUCHAN. Justice of the Peace. Umana ana Counvil Blutfr. 214 Fal Chemists, Real e Over saving SPECIAL NOTICE. Consumers of Water! THE COUNCIL BLUFFS Cty Wateworks o, Hereby announces, that it will put in_ sorvice pipes to the curb of the street on the line of i's s 8000 18 the fro-t b» out of the g ound, for all who desire connections made with the street collec 100 agens ban and who will make upplication (hezefor 10 the pany Before March 10, 1884, atihe following prices, payable in advance 4iu, b seryice pipe alf the cost (o the consumer of doing In view ¢ contemulate] paving of ¢ rtaly sticets in the ei'y, partice are recomminded to make application inimediately, at the oftice of the Compa. y, 26 Pearl Street, In order to save th ed expense of b,e. has been done. ud avold the lncreas. stroct after paving HARRY BIRKINB| Chief Council Blufls, February 21, 1584, JACOB SIMS. E. . CADWELL SIMS & CADWELL, Attorneys-at-Law, WU.‘JL u"”l, 10OwWA u.n-.umm Wil praskios - hiate st & Moo