Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 23, 1884, Page 6

moets “‘parlor. terday, One of name as to lhl yelping protests of the four-legged . Tho aldermon as & city counoil will not until next Monday night. of equalization, there is no know- M many weeks, L cents per yard, Sixth avenue from o Bixth street at 22 cents per yard; b to ol mix ed, at 50 cents a doz Adgp, 8 H. C. Raymond, O Tow, you can formation freo, The ropublican county cony, "m““ court house to gelect dyl b legates to i state conventiop which nneots in D °%|Cal Moines on the 30th, the neatest office of any cf the m. gis- trates, is now making some further , Im provements fin its interior, and it w. il come very close to meriting the name o ' The police led up to headquarters yes- ." scription of the Missouri murderer, but ~ Agangof tramps hanging about the depots on South Main street yesterday. house to house in a very drunken condi- tion, trying to sell a ring, Brackett, who always has an eye out forbusiness, has taken advantage of the great mud hole in Broodway in front of his store, and planted signs calling at. ~ oon have & dog pound, to be looated n, if they shall chance to attend a they are required to meet from day until the work is finished, but they o e AP A Ty AP Sy P OMAHA DAILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFF W l' l)Nlubl)AY AP[(IL 23, 1884 COMMEROIAL| OOUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, ‘Wheat—No, 2 spring, 650; No, 8, Btoj re- omd, 50c; good demand. Corn—Lsealers aro paying 80c for old corm an bc for new, Oata—In good demand at 80c, Hay—4 00@6 00 per ton; 50c per bals, Rye—40@45c. aldermen ought to have the manlincas to vine the criinance squarely down a: lot the workingmen know it is really ! killed, but they don't like to go squarcly on the record, and so dodge, but evi = | dently don't intend to pass it. DAILY BEE. GOUNCII. BLUFFS ouncil Bluffs had no reprosentative | Corn Meal—1 25 per 100 pounds, esda, Mwmn A ril 28, | Qouneil Wadn i/ P in the Knights of Pythias excursion [, Wood—Good upply; prices at yards, 6 00@ s, 7 wmnu..f ams, , | 8t Louis 50%...1 Deliverod, hard, 1150 por ton; woft, 24 Mgi000 b ¢ your fisrmiess Hot Biscuit, Lird—Faltbank's, wholesaling at 0fc. i — Flour—City flour, 1 60@3 30, TR Two causes produce a distressed stom: | Brooms—2 95@3 00 per ¢ OFFICE: P LIVE BTOCK. ach after eating hot biscait; Onttlo—8 50@4 00; calves, 5 50@7 50, No. 7 Poarl Strest, Noar Broadway. the yeas! Biscuit _ | qerms and tho shortening used. Hogu—TLooal packers are’ buying now and N " ny made with yeast of course have the yeast | thereis a good 1‘Dvmrml n.r all grades; choice MINOB MENTION. sorms, and if mado with the ordinary | Packing, 625 mixed, PRODUCE AND FRUITS, Quotations by J. M. St. Joha & Co., com- mission merchants, 533 Broadway. Butter—Croamery, 85c; ck-ico conntry rolls, in good demand, 20c. Sggs—130_per dozen; very scarce. Poultry—Roady saloschickens,drewsed, 124 live, Oci turkeys, dressed, 1bc; live, 12 ucks, drossed, 12}o; live, Be. Oranges—4 00@4 50 per box. S baking powder without shortening they aro tough and dry. Prof. Hosford has invented a baking powder that adds no yeast gorms and makes & delicious moist and tender biscuit without any shorten. ing, that can be eaten without trouble. Such biscuits will be mado and baked See J. Reiter's, spring goods, The plate-glasy for the new Masonic building has arrived. The democratic delegates loft last eve- ning for Burliagton. :|For S8prin Wear are ariring daily. NMetcalf Bros., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN S,CAPS BUGK GLOVES, CUI‘N(‘". BLUFFS, IOWA.. TLIVETO EAT “EAT TOLIVE. RESTAUR.ANT AND CAFE, W.T. B RATUIN Honse. Siom and Fvegeo Painig SIGN SCENERY AND FRESFU PAINTING A SPECIALTY. COatorer to The FPublioc. |7 North an St COUNCIL BLUV 'S LADIES ! WE ARLE REUELVING SuME vERY F.NE Shoes and Slippers entlemen OUR FINE BOOIS AND SHOES Please call and 42 and 344 Brodway, Meals at all Hours Patios n Speclalty. 404 Broadw o vl Blafte { EX. JENSEN see our New Stock. Tt cost Lda Lucas §7.60 to kick up a |y ghe different grocery stores during the | Lemons—3 504 00 por box. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO - i i 0 ; A B 2 50@3 50 h s row in Mollie Wallace's house. _ | next few days. The ladies are apecially v';:{',“}:‘m_p“g,.w.,"% c onions, 75o; 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, } I0WA JACOB KOCH The Y. M. C. A, had another of their|invited and the gentlemen are welcome, | cabbage, 4 cents per pound; apples, ready West Side Square, Clarinda 1 erjoyable eatertainmonts last evening. —— R i o] erc an al orlng The running team is preparing for a THE SIDE HUNT, y Yon Must Pay. mm & PALMER, ’ May-day pa.ty ia Bloom & Nixon's hall, Those who subscribe to a church build- DREALERS IN REPATRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE. i i 4 Oapt. Rohrer's Party Bring In The | g fund can be compelled to pay. o E. C. Cole is s0on to build a residence Most Gaiie, and Digt. For case has been decided in the Court of 805 South Main Streat, - - CNUNCIL BLUFFS. on Avenue K., opposto Fred Leitzen- Boys Will Provide The Fea Appeals. To the claim of the church, a'r an o e ———— ger's. Dys rovide The lllu; dl_mqn;-nt olflo‘.c(l uruunlte(hnur\'! DeVOL & WRIGHT, objections, founded on an alleged lacl The fire department received the other e aidy Sunt tadilgsd in by & Df“()rgllllizllli()ll, proper appointment of AND WOOD, WHOLESALE two spray mnozzles_and fire fighters yes- © sido hunt indulged in by two par- | {reagurer, and defective wording in the | BULK'AND BARREL LIME,LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT, MICHIGAN PLASTER, HAIR ties of the Young Men's Shooting Club ended yesterday noon, the sportsmen meeting at Oliver & Graham's store, where the game, amounting in all to a good-sized wagon load, was counted, the following being the score: M. F. Rohrer’s t.am, 457; Geo. H, Ferguson's team, 306. Capt. Ferguson claims that two of his men got left by the train, and a tele- phone received from them claims 41 points more for each. The defeated side will Friday evening spread a feast for the victors. subscription paper—objections w. h at first were sustained by the lower courts, but_ on being taken o the Court of Ap- peals the judgment was reversed, and a terday. The tramps do not feel very much afraid of that stone-pile It and, by the way, where is it ? Lot's soe, wasn't there fa proclamation about muzzling doge, and. an ordinance passed, and a pound ords1ed ? All railroad tickets bought of D. W. Bushnell are guaranteed, [also all rebate orders given by him. There will be a class off fifteen con- firméd by the Bishopof St|. Paul’s church next Sunday morning. Permit to wed was yest) L. Doty, of Carson, and Buckner, of Wheeler's Gro Birdie Bliss gave anot) and enjoyable exhibition a evening. He is 4 marvel o| Water was yesterday be Neumayer's new hotel, and| is rapidly being put in opening. Tuberose bulbs, double! tire amount with interest and costs. The case s an important one, as showing that our highest courts are disposed to uphold the rights of churches against refractory subscribers who make large romises and then refuse to keep them, hiding under some Yeuy technicality to escape their just obligations. It is to be presumed that subscriptions towards a pastor’s salary would come under the same ruling. e —— A Pleasing Woman, What is more charming than an agreeable, graceful woman? Here and there we meet one possessing the fairy- like power of enchanting all about her; sometimes she is ignorant herself of the magical m(luomn, which is, however, for that reason orly the more perfect. Her presence lights up the home; her ap- proach_is like a cheering warmth; she passes by and we are content; she stays a while ‘and we are happy. To behold her is to live; she is the aurorz with a human face, She has no need to do more than simply to be; she makes an Eden_of the house; paradise breathes from her; and she communicates this delight to all without taking any greater trouble than that of existing beside them. Is not hers an inestimable gift? " —— ——— Every gasoline stove sold by John Ep- eneter is guaranteed as represented. CAME BACK TO00 SOON. Felix O'Connors, Relying on Ofiicial Forgetfulness, Roturns and is Arrested. erday given to Mrs. Jennie ve. 1er successful ¢ the rink last n wheels. ing put into the building shape for an The grand jury of the December term of the district court found an indictment against Felix O Connors for assault with intent to commit rape on a - Western wo- man. O'Connors has since then kept out and single, m, post-paid. uncil Bluffs, I of the way and hasavoided arrest. Think- 3 owa. \ 4 R A woman's tei ¢ usually more 1t vill call at Park (% Platner’s, |08 that the affuir had blown over, and | jowerful than her words. Wind is not ek T PR to-dag|r or tomor. | that nothing more would be done about | o powerful an eleme ter, though ©pposite 0. vet usetul and +valuable in. |it» he returned a day or two ago, but dop- | VETY essential in rendering the_latter |Si ufy sheriff Clatterbuck quickly nabbed | SEctive. him, and now heis behind the bars of SPECIAL NOTICES. 3 orse st eli og preferred | the county jail studying how he can get The chargo of ' was y it ordoy dis- | the $500 bail necessary to freedom, against F, M. Gant, P NG e NOTICE.—Special advertisements, such as Lost, missed, the afiir be T settled Hear Me; “4 Speak of Excellent | Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board- the parties wmme:\ ¢ Things.” Ing, oto., will b inserted In this column at the low 1yi) . 1 | rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion Tbom are hundreds of n, ‘en now yt:f The agent. of the Ruml‘a'rd. Ohem'n.nl and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n- here expocting that ay soon ag Works of Providence, R. L,is in the city, |sertion. Teave advertisements at our office, No. Permits the pi work to practically demonstrating the superior- | Pearl Stroet, noar Broadwav aving 2 i ) . WANTS, ©o; k. ty of Prof. Hoaf Ph . mmence, they will all have we 5 2 ords epiiatio; Dak liva boy with pony to carry rout ing Powder. An exhibition will be giv- n to-day and to-morrow at Park and 'oban’s, opposite the Ogden House. ' in and see how easy it is to bake the ¢ of bread food without the use of ‘ol at Council Bluffs Bxx office. Every body in Council Bluffs to take at t] 2 o'clook this afternoon a, * [\ Delivered by carrior at only twenty (YD RS—For salo at BE oflico, at 26 centa » hundred. nicos i « ) e \ing. ‘Hosford's” is the only lies and gentlemen can make first <Jim, Snodderly was xrreste, 1 for kick-) “horter at is endorsed by physicians as |areether 'and. Traniog Bosts” Tetaba st oron. ing up & row in Britz's saioon « m Broad- |b. “and th ‘thful and nutritious. The best | A%y Jdy oandoups W'm{r' e way, and for trying to settce i, ' with @ |bel 8 hea, est. Ask your grocer it. for p:.';ucuhn B R office, for one b 1 ch e el Shair, but was yesterdsy disohar, Ted," no |is th, 1 cheap Pollce Conrt, JACOB BIMS, E. P. CADWELL prossoution appearing, 7 ";; e SIMS & CADWELL, Justice Schurs, who hi * had A EDNOIE Joliander, was S Eren, Ml ne always Wyma. 7 Dora t for being drunk, This Anorne S -a'l-l_aw arrested la st nigh ~ (| morning he had no ly to appear in cou vontinued., One person for comm w8 fined 85 and coats, +, 1%eter Leavy, a dischargc tmobered up sufficient- v and his uouncu. BLUFFS, IOWA 880 WS | fioe, Main troet, Rooms 1 aud . Shugart & Mo- Mabion's Blook. ~ Wil practice 1n State and - eders oourts Grain & Provisions, BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS. itting & nuisance vhich he paid. 'd soldier, was Al last night & man who answered the de- investigation showed they were off again, [ * ™*8ted by officer Trumbe John An- JY.F ER, The fellow was from Missouri, but had a | ©© T #ealing a coat and vest of wn Trooi, ULII;A sister living hore, and thus proved - his 4 ™01, & boarder at the Gr. ‘olen ar- JommISSIOI‘I erchant identity. hoiwe. He had'pawned the s, ' guilty Council Blufs, Towa. wd to ticl 3. T'his morning he pleaded ilon to tthe charge and was ®enten. twer \ty-five days in the county ja brea d and water The case of Charles Grover for dra ing a| revolver upon a Tenth street res tauran t keeper, was up for hearing this lfternr. on, ! Geor: te Davis, for robbery, is having a hearing this afternoon, ROLLER them afellow who gave his Pat MoGuire, was going from Ve ¢ ‘RNER PEARL 8T, AND FIFTH AVE, e—— tention to the superior fishing there, and | PERSONAL. P un, Soniny Wodueane cio0 e s o the fact that Lo has the necossary tacklo. | .\ p 4y Ohioag", s a6 Bech. | * ApMission 2 CENTS, 4 3 " - 3 The promise is made that the city will | el Wo objectionablec aractef will be admitted. verdict found for the church for the er - AND SEWKR PIPE No, 639 Broadway, - = T10WA COUNOIL_RLUFFS. All kinds of Engineering Sur- g enrth tities calcul ated, ete., eto. Hardware, Cutlery, Tinner's Stock Efc, i CQUNCIL BLUFFS, TOWA. Fig leaves are out of style, so are goat and sheep skin; uhlwll and blankets have gone by, This is not intended for peetry, but if you want a suit of clothes to look both neat and dressy, call on NORENE & LANDSTROM, NMerchant 'I'ailors Their Prices are Truly Reasonable { cous'iuBiorm, " low. 1 COUN'IL BLUFFS, - - J- E. ARMST. bN’G—, il Engineexrx! BUUM 6, NEW QOPERA HOUSE, COUNCIL BLUFES, IDWA All Orderl by Mail Promptly Attended (e DL P [ e e COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following are the times of the arrival and de- SILOAM MINERAL SPRINGS. parture of trains by central standard time, at the 100l depots. Trains leave transfer depot ten min- We mlvlnm the cure of the following mad dls- oy} Bheumtiom, Scroful > o/l Blood and -kin disoares, Dys 4rSpecial atiention to crders my Mail. MRS. S. J. NORRIS, ompl<te Assortment of the Latest Novelties in MILLINERY AND NOTIONS JUST REOCEIVED, 1058 Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS- Mixed Rags Wanted. The undersigned is pa.yin% the highest market price for azs. LEAVR, ARRIVR. 5:35 p m Chicago Express 9:00 8 m im Fast Mall. 7:00p . JOB_ AND COUNCIL BLUYPS. Express, Pacific Expross, OIICAGO, MILWAUKKR AND BT. PAUL. Mail and Expre Express, CHICAGO, ROCK IBLAKD AND PACIFIC. Atlantic Express, eariier and arrive ten minutes later. 05 8 m :06 pm Ppe) Kidney and Bladder Discases. Got CHICAGO, BURLINGION AXD QUINCY, pl N ralgia and Asthma, Theso Springware the favorite rosort of the tired and debilitatad, and aro the RIEND, Tivery and bathing accomodation both mmer, Locallty highly plcturosque ble ash railway, & Correspondenc OMPSON, Expross, *Dos Moines Accommodation, *At local depot o *WABASI, 8T, LOUIS ANDPACIPIC. Mail, Cannon Bal *At Lranster only, CIICAGO And NORTHWESTRRX. 3 Manag: Albang, Siloam Springs, (Gentry Co., Mo. ANALYSIS. 4:45 p m 1315 am Specifio Gravity. Reaction .. Carbooic Acid Gas, Carbonate Calcium CGarbonate Iro Sulphate Moy Sulphate Cloiu; 1.002 utra r gallon Express, i Pacifiic Express, SI0UX CITY AND PACIFIO, St. Paul Express, Accommodation, *UNION S. GOLDSTEIN, 540 Broadway, Council Bluffs, HARMAN KELLEY, NGNS 34 N. MAIN ST., COUNCIL BLUFES. Petexr C. NMiller, DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADE™ Interior Decorations. 13 S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS. Chloride Sodium Total sclida por gallo L WRIGHT & MERRILL, Chomista AUCTION SALE of LOTS in TOWN of PERSIAI 80 Choice Lots will be offered at Public Sale on WEDNESDAY, April 30th, 1884, at 10:30 A. M. Porala s located in Harrigon Counly, lowa, on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, t ress, Lincoln Express, *At Transfer only. DUMMY TRAINS TO OMAHA, ma S0 mintkes afing Iunvmz i CASH TAI.KS At the well-known HEstablishment OF P. FILBERT, J. 209 Upper Broaaway, the PIONEER CASH north of Cuunflllfllllxfl Omsta. | Tor By NT? Jettwo year old, but siriady bun poople GROCERY avo mado now homer eitabl aned prosperous | o o Py busiues: within her berd ‘hore is ‘il room | Of Council Blus, Notiou our reduced Price List. We give 15 pounds Extra C Sugar for. 11 pounds Granulated Sugar 25 pounds Choice Oatmeal. 25 pounds Navy Beans. 20 pounds Best Bulk Starch 12 pounds Caraline Rice 2 pounds Cloco rund 35 Pars Bttalo Sou Extra Lake Trout, per pound Choice Mince Moat per pouud 1 dozen Mackerel . Colorado Flour, Wil 10 pounds Ginger Suaps 40 pounds h mio, 6 gallon keg Sytu) - | White Fish, per kis. Mackerel, ver kit Dates, per pound T. GET 8)ME OF FITCH BROTHERS’ CUSTOM SHIRTS? Perfoct Fitting, Best and Cheapest. Fine Linen Collars ad Cufts. No. 716 Fourth Street Council Bluffs, Iowa. D. M CONNEIX. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER ! Metalic Caskets and Wobdin Coffins of all Kinds. TELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGH WNo. 14 TW. Main St., Oouncil Bluffs. for many moro, Per.is, in addition o being the contemplated point at whict the profeoted short liue from Sloux. City. to Chicago will intercept the malu line, s In the midst most productive agricul ural region, and with ch manifest advantages cannot fail to develop into ty ot surprising proportions at no distant da Tne lota are distributed in each and every block in the t-wn, and are therefore both husiness snd rosl- dence lota.The business lots are locat.d on ‘heflevel plateau near the depot, and are fullyas desirable as uny of those now built upon; they are of a uniform size of 26x142 ft. The residence lots are located on the beautitul y elerated portion of the town more re- mote from ths depot, and are 50x142 ft. in sizs Business lots will be sold and designated east and west half of lots and block Inall o per plat of tow following t- rms, viz of purchase price to be paid when lot is mrhl A contract for deed will be given, conditioned that the ba'ance of purchase irice bo paid in _six, twelve and eightecn' months with interest at 8 per cent per annum. A discount of B per cent on deferred payments will be made for An agent will be on the premises with a_mp how property to all visitors prior to sale. Addres: L. 0. BALDWIN, Council Bluffs, Ia. The uie of the term Lino" in’ canmoction with s corporate name of a groatroad. conveys an idea of s what I-I NE Joavired by the traveling put lic=-a *hort Live, Quick #hod by the groatest r 80 carry s full line of Men's, Ladies' and ne Shoes and Men's Fine Boots at very low prices. Alsoa full line o1 Tinware and general merchaudise. Call on us and be convinced tha vou can save woney by dealing with us. Goods deliyered free inanv part of the city. 1 & word, we ara bound to lull and challenge all Iaudaple competition in this county, J. P. FILBERT' 20 uppor Bro L. A CASPLR, FLORIST Vflgfllfihlfl [}fll‘flflflfll‘ M.AZI MOEIN,. Proprietor, CRESTON HOUSE. ——EVERYTHING FIRSTCLASS,—— Nos. 277 and 219 8. Main St., COUNCIL BLUFFS H.H. HORNE & CO,, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN best of’ accommods. Honasl of which ato furn: in America. (Exoaco, MjmwAUKEE And St. Paul. I$ owns and operates over 4,600 miles of Northern Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnosota, Iows Dakota; and a4 ta main lines, branches #ud oone “:Pl:d:’:uug. of Lincoln, Nebraska, is at Dave Layton, of 8t Louis was at the Ogden terday. PROPRIETOR, . R. VAUCHAN. %ice of the Peace. \aha and Counnil Bluffy, :ltu oo agens 241 Follow ', BCHURZ, of the Poace. ilton, M, 0, shmuton V. Counctl Blugte, the city building so that the al. meeting, will get the full benefit | yes! 0. E, pGi Buu;f of Chicavo, reached Bech- M. Duzlan, ropresenting eastern woolen mills, was at the Ogden yesterday. Dr, Montgomery and wife loft last evening for Milwaukee, to be gone a fow days, The city is without a marshal, Guanella having gone to the Burlington convention, O. H. Stockwell, of Coon Rapids, was in tho city yesterday, and dined at the Pacific, M. A. Blako, of Freeport, who represents a oarriage factory, was at the Ogden yesterd ay Harry Stern, who was in the wholesale lig uor business here, now leaves for Haldredge, Neb., to open up & like establishmeat there, W. D. Tompkins, formerly hotel clerk at Jusi Un Real ostate vor savings b / N Justics OFFICE OVER COUNCIL RLL Mrs, B.J, 1 PHYSICIAN ¢ Asa they will meet. Under the three or four meetings in al- ‘Bros. & McGorrisk have been ocontract for grading Fifth av- Ninoth street to Union avenue, from Sixth to Ninth street, ous reach all tho groat business centres of fhe 'flr&h'efi and Far West, it naturally answers the description of Bhort Line, aud Best Routo betweon Chicago, Milwauki t. Paul Chicago, Milwauki h Chioago, Milwaukeo, Aberdeen and Ellendale » Milwaukee, Eau Claire and Stillwator Chlu‘o, Hllwaukn, ‘Wausau and Merrill. (Chicago, Milwaukeo, Beaver Dam and Oshkosh. Chicago, Milwaukeo, Waukesha and Oconomowos. Chicago, Milwaukee, ludlnn and Prairie du Chter Ghioago: Milwaukes, Owatonna and ,'.,"" it nton, Rock wudmae-dun-nm Chicago, Council Blufts and Omaha. Ghicago, Sloux City, Sloux Fallsand Yankton 0, Milwaukee, Mitchell and Chamberlain. Rook faand; Dubudtie, 8¢ Paul and ud Miatuapoll Davenport, Cal: imar, 86, Paal an Fahe Pultman Slocpers sad llu nn-t b|n|n ¥ courkc world are run on lh M Wku‘q e UI“PAUL yes of thl comj any. o 8. 8. MEKRILL, flv-'llhn ...md‘ Fine Cigars ‘We make a specialty, at our EASTERN factory, of FINE HAVANA and YARA CIGARS. All Cigars sold by us are of our own manufacture and warranted a8 represented. OPERA HOUSE OIGAR HOUSE, l H. H. HORNE & CO., ASADY, ORGUTT & FRENCH urtains, in hou. £{ kx, Turcoman, Etc. 01l cloths, Mattings, Linoleums Etc AARPETS hoicest Stock West of Chicago. »me and be convinced that we are headquart for all goods in our line. heapest place to buy House Furnishings in t.ha ity OUNClL BLUFs, - I0WA. Mail Orders Filled Promptly nnd with Care Tho Largest and Most Complete Green House In Western Iowa. Over 24,900 Feet of Glass in Use. The Greatest varicty and the Cholcest plants, My collectlon of Planta and Flowers is now complete in every rospect, sud the public sro invited to call and ‘napect the sae. T was awarded the First Premium at the Counoil Blufls Distriot Fair in September, 1883, over all com. o sin.o added w and bb2 Brudwu COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. 'Cut flowers and floral desig and on suort notico. 1 have just issued & alogue for 1884, which will be sent free on application. Green Vegetables the Year RRound, Horse Radish In bottles, 23 Plerce St. | e A. V. H. CARPEXTER, iager. Gen' A GEQO H. HEAFFORD, n the blood s apt to show itself in the spring, lnd ‘ature should by all means bo assisted in thro off, Switt's Speoifio does this effectively It u. 222 Wiadle Brosqwa R. Rice 1 OClinton, was here yesterday. He is about to hhlpadllnn in the Cozzens House at Oma- & yard; Soventh avenue from Ninth street, 24 centa, M. D; Bills were prosent g LB.KulthndJ.l’hdu , of Den- r o » one Willirm An- |son, were here yesterday, on :wym‘: :ar laurI CA“\:BRS :"'"l‘n::""‘"“ ds & speclalty other, William Farrell, and |lngton, and full of tho possibilities of being we Offios No CBRUML‘ , DISEASES o i thirt; AP 'url uroch, Coundl biuge Blufl _ &4 Conoultat arrested for being drunk, |chosen delegates to the nationsl show. while on his spree, fell into & Broadway, and could not get P T E—— The worst thing that can be said of is that it sometimes both= v rusEY. By b e powsrly s s o SEY . i he minister so while lie is prem,lung i e i ik Lt b i i | OFFICER & PO ters In thie gal —‘.——- ere is one curious jeature about the fi dead. The mny lunu pts to i -Hv,_,, i s, Th | doolars BANKERS. Counoll Blutty ) Estabisnea 7 goslens la s Forclgn aud omestie Exchange -tullo 0 it were all such . - poor parely vogetable, non-poisonous semedy,which helps Batuse to foroe all the poison or talnt out through ho pores of the skin. r. Robect A, Easley, of Diokson, Tenn. unio: date March 10 1854: 1 had ¢h lls Tollowsd by rhewatism, for thive years, s0 that [ wag ot ahe Lo st £0 1wy busin tred ul- most overy kini of medicine, ana found no relief. A ftlond veconumended Bwiis Bpecific. Iirled one fottle and my health beewn to} nprove. 1 continued WuHI'Y [ ad thken six bottles. and it has set we on iy feot, as sound ana well as ever. 1 recomumend it 10 ail sl flarly afiict.d.” et from et thre (23) of the leuding rstal dru “Atlanta, say, w dor date of March 24th, SERVAEhS el mare oF B Speciic than_suy Other oue. ¢medy, sud three o ten times wa much a8 "y othor blood tedicine. We sel it 10 all classes anil-many of the best familics use it aa & genersl Dealth tonic. Our treatise on Blood and Bkin Diseases malled appa o THE SWIFT SPECIFIO ©0. Orawer 8, Atlants, Ga. N Y. Oftios, 160 W.25d Bt., between th and Tih Ave, BRUNSWICK & CO. Bl LYARDS. European Hotel. The only Hotel in this City on the Eur:pean plan of *PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET.” New Building---New Furnishings. ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS—CENTKALLY LOCABED, Fine Sample Rooms---Elegant Restaurant, PETER BECHTE).E, PROPRIETOR, Nos. 836 and 338 Broadway, - - - Council B Fifteenn Ball Pool, Carom, AND ALL OTHER GAMING TABLES. TEN PIN BALLS, CHECKS, KTC. lUIoulhldulrul St Louls, 411 Delaware Streel, Kausas City Mo., 1821 Douglas Bt.. Omahs, Neb. MENRY HORNBERGER, Agent, £45end {or Catalogues and Price Liste.