Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 31, 1884, Page 6

6 — THE DAILY BE}L HE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. : Thursday M;;;i::». July 31, [SUBSORIPTION RATES. By Carrler = = = = 2 rentape BYMMl = = = = « = « = $10.00 pe ar OFFICE: No. 7 Poar] Street, Near Broadway. MINOR MENTION, Seo J. Reiter's summer styles. Philip Phillips is to sing at the Metho- dist church to-night. Judge Lyman opens circuit court in TDenison next Monday. S. 8. Curtis has nearly completed a new dwelling on Avenue D, A new iron fence now graces the front of Dr. White's home on Willow avenue. Any one who will issue a daily guide for the Fourth ward can make money faat, z Leave to marry has been given Frank Robinson and Bertie M. Rust, both of Oakland. Work on the lower Broadway sewer ir progressing well, bat what good will be & sower withou* an outlet? Justice Abbott has brought back some fine photographs of Minneapolis as 1t ap- peared during the reunion. Stewart C. Smiley, of Lincoln, and Norman Stamp, of Ithaca, N. Y., were yesterday given permit bonds. Col. Wood's dime museum company is at the opera house this week, afternoons and evenings, and drawing well. her slster Mrs, G, A. Robinson in this city. There will be a brief service at the | house this afternoon at 2 o'clock and the remains will be taken to Dixon, for in- tormert. Mrs. Stiles was aged about 55 years, and has been in failing health for some time, largely due to the burden of sorrow which has fallen upon her by the | doath of her husband, and then by the | tragic killing of her son Charles Stiles, |in Chtoago. She was an estimable lady, _ | and had many friends in her old home, | Itis understood that the reward offered | for the capture of the desperado Rey- nolds is to be divided between Officers Hurley and Towns., This is as it should bo. Theso officers showed pluck and shrewdness enough to almost atono for whatever errors the whole police force has ever committod. A great deal of fault has been found with the new police force, but certainly Hurley and Towns have shown themselves men of mettle, and theydeserve much pryise besides the reward, Hurley, especially, had good grit to down the man as he did for the fellow had a revolver pointed full at him, when the _officer tripped and then threw him. He took greater chances than most men want to take even for big money. The residence of Mr, C. J. Johnson in Kiron was destroyed by fire last Wed- uneaday afternoon, together with nearly all his furniture, personal effects, family clothing, ete. Mr. Johnson was in the harvest field when the alarm was given, but notwithstanding the most vigorous efforts livtle could be saved, ‘The fire originated in the second story from causes unknown, filling the chamber with smoke and outting off ingrese. There wero no defective flues aud Mr, Johnson has no theory as to the proba- It is said that Cooke & Morgan will | ble cause of the fire. The loss is about hereafter be Cocke, Morgan & Co., and | $2,000, probably one-third of which s report says that J. W, Laing will be the | covered by insurance. “0o."” o signs “‘keep of the grass' formerly Mr. Johnson is ono of the active members of our county board and will receive the sympathies of used in Bayliss park are being repainted | many friends in his misfortune, which at to read “‘keep out of the mud, No bot- | this season of the year will fall especially tom.” heavy as it involves a loss of time from Charles Coppack, who runs tho fruit | the saving of his crops.—Crawford Coun- stand at the Union Pacific depot, has had a new guit of clothes stolen from his room. Enrollment lists of the Blaine and and Logan club are at Tur Ber office, where further signatures will be wel- comed. Kimball & Champ have commenced suit ogainst the Council Blutfs water- works, for $2,000, for time tickets which they have cashed for the employees of the waterworks. J. B. Hurd appeared before Justice Abbott yesterday on a charge of abusing his wife, and gave $100 bonds to appear ogain August 2d, and promises in the meantime to keep the peace. Six or seven snits have already DLeen commenced against those who have not paid their toll tax, and about twenty others are being prepared. Those who aro still behind had better hurryto the front. The family of Charles Duncan, who was sent to jail for sixty days for steal- ing & pair of pantaloons from Beno’s stors, were yosterday endeavoring to get him released, begging piteouely that they needed his comfort and support. Word has been received that Jimmie Purdy, a young man who recently left Denison for Nebraska, died suddenly near Coolridge, in that state. He was about 21 years of age, and was a stepson of Mr. N. Richarde, of Dow City. The remains are to be brought back to Déni- son. 1t insaid death was the resultof a sunstrd¥p. The Barber shop of Messrs, Harb & Schmidt is in charge of the plasterers, after which the walls will be papered with lithographs. These gentlemen have been saving and buying lithographs for some time back in anticipation of this atyle of decoration and expect to make their walls quite attractive. ‘This evening a farewell reception will be tendered Rev. Cyrus Hamlin, at the residence of W. W, Wallaco. The affair is to be informal, and it is the desire to give an opportunity for all of Mr. Ham- lin's frierds, even if they are not of his church or congregation, to greet him so- cially, and hence the invitation is a gene. ral and public one, Yestorday was a quiet one in polico court, The only case was that of George Smith, the proprietor of the Phoenix saloon, who was charged with assault and battery, pleaded guilty and was fined $9.60. It seems that when the row broke out in that saloon the other night, Smith took & club and went for the combatants, and instead of uieting the row it became ten times worse. Tho othors got off without any fine, but Smith caught aj dose. Superintendent King, of the new gov- ernment building, says he expects to re- ceive orders very soon in regard to the gk. There will need be 700 or 800 make the foundation solid ay & gas main has been ¢ will soon be run in Rr runs in where it idewalk has had gr from Sixth from oon. on ty Bulletin, e —— The proprietor of Siloam Spring will enter into written contract to cure your catarrah, or forfeit all claims to pay for treatment. See advt. in another column, Write for particulars, HOME CULTURE. An Academy and Industrial School to be Established in Connec- tion With the Home of the Fricndless, The work and growth of the Home of the Friendless is quite familiar to most of the citizens and to many residents of other places. It will be of special inter- est to the many friends of the Home here and throughout the west to learn that an important enlargement of plans and work has been decided upon. It is nothing leas than the establishment of what will be known as the Home Acade- my and Industrial school, to be conduct- ed in connection with the Home. This institution is to be open on the first Monday in September, or on the second Monday at the latest. Mrs. Bovell, whose husband has just taken the posi- tion of co-pastor of the Baptist church, and co-laborer with Rey. J. G. Lemen, is to take charge of a kindergarten depart- ment, and will also teach classes in French and German. She is a graduate of Shurtleff college, the same institution of which her husband is an alumnus, Being a native German, and having llved in Fraace several years, she is thoroughly at home in both those languages, while in teach- ing she has had considerable experionce, having conduoted a kindergarten and other classes in Cii i years. The present p forenoons devoted to kindergarten work, and the afternoon hours to clusses in German, French, and also music, she be- ing accomplished in this, too. Mr. Bovell is to teach mathematics and other studies, and other teachers will be secured as the work demands. 1t is the intention not to confine the schocl to this city, but already & number of students, among them some young ladies, from other parts of the couutry, have ex- pressed their intention of coming here to attend school. A great deal of time and money has already been put into the Home to bring the work up to where it is now, and these new plans demand still further effort and greater gonerosity, but if push- ed to a happy consummation, there is no doubt that while muoh good s being done, such a school of instruction will be a credit and benefit to the city, draw- ing here many students from elsewhere, and giviog Council Bluffs a good name and fair fame, The new enterprise, add- ed to the other work of the Home, will require additional support, but the man- ner in which support to previous plans has been given warrants the managers in believing that this lster and greater en- terprige will meet with the approval and further help of the iriends of the institu- tion, and the public at large. C L — Fecble ladies grow strong and happy at Siloam Springs, Read aval convinced of thewr healing and tonic properties, man running about town picking up odd dimes and quarters by showing a ring the ring, and then passing around the hat for pay for showing how it was done. The fellow was sized up as & crook, and the officers after spotting him, concluded to arrest him, Officers Motcalfe and ) Bricn pulled him and found from pa- prs on him that he was & member of . A, 4°'h U, 8, artillery, and he owned that he was a deserter, Yesterday he tuken to Omaha and given over to S authorities, Tho officers get & of §70 for his capture, The fel wppeared to be C, N, Over- e { grateful people who have f Rheumatiom say Siloam ad as a specifio for that dis- t. iu wnother coluwn, W g PERSONAL, Colonsl John Lindt has returned from the re-union—happy as ever 11, J. Chambers and . C. Babeock, Avoca attorneys, were here yestorday, Judge Nourse of Des Moines, was in the city yesterday, the guest of Judge Reed. H, Ouren of Liviog Springs, and daughter, are visiting Oonstable C, Wesley's family. Miss Nettio Kincald, clotk in J. R. David won's, 16 spending a fow days in the country. 1. M. Harris, of Missourl Valley, waa here yesterday attending the democratic gathering. 0, of the firm of Van Brunt ., returned yostorday from ebraska, short trip Colonel the chairman of the den atic central committes, was hero at the dyed in-the-wool gathering yesterday. . Tam, Col, Fox is back from the Minneapolis re union, and again rerving papers just as if he had never been anything but a constable, Miss H. P. Best, of Burlington, and Miss Ellon Jones, of Ashtabula, O., are in the city on a vikit to the Best newspaper men and families. Mra, L. Kutner of Dos Moines, sister of Mrs, 1L, Friedman, and Miss Fannfe Bloome of Chicago, a cousin of Mrs, Friedman, are visiting in this city. Mr, Judson, formally book-keepor for Coopor & McGee, is now ocenpying a similar position with the new sgricultural implement house of J. W. Kleeb & Co. Mr. Jacobs, of Hamburg, is makiog Council Bluffs visit. Mr, Jacobs is an old resident g COUNCIL BL CIDER! Best Kentucky Barr AGE The Best Nickel Go antee Qur Assertion, COUNCIL BLUFF UFFS, THURSDAY JULY 3I, 1884, CIDER! els and Half Barrels, FINE ILEMONS. FOR "My Queen” Fing Cut Chewing the Best- “Bee,” and ‘‘Rival” Cigars, ods Offered. We Guar- Give Them Trial Order. WIRT & DUQUETTE, - 3 - - TOWA Best and M of this city and about fiftosn yesrs sgo owned the wite of the now government building. —— An Ancient Ceremony, Yesterday forenoon about thirty ladies and gentlemen gathered at the residence of ’hil Aaron, on Madieon street, to wit- vess the ceremony of circumcizing his in- fant son. By the old Mosiac law which the Jews still consider as binding upon them this rite must be performed when the child is eight days old, providing the child’s health permits. Even in this land of reading and general information many have an idea that this rite is of the past, and will be surprised to learn that it has been frequently observed in this city, and few there are outside of the He- brow circles who have any idea of what the ceremonies consist. At this gather- ing Rev. J. Chermies officiated as he| g has had several provious occasions of the kind hers. Ho is a Hungarian, who served in this capacity in the old coun- try. Thoe firat part of the service con- sisted of reading in the Hebrew, of course, passages of the old scritpures and Mosaic law. Then followed the cere- mony of bleasing the child, and the cir- cumcision, the whole service taking about ton minutes. After this a feast was spread, of which the guaests partook, and congratulations expressed. e — Mexican grass hammocks at reduced prices at Seaman's, 406 Broadway. i Pity the Fallen, To the Editor of Tur Bre: I notice that your columns are quite free for voicing themisfortunes and griev- ancen of those who feel that they have been abused. Iam one of thess. For years 1 have been a resident of the Fourth ward, and have been serving the public without getting a cent lo, these many years. Night after night during the rain and storm I have stood at my corner holding a light - e benefit of those Who were trying to find thelr way home. I have often let some weary wayfarer lean on me until rested enough to go on his way. While thus standing on my corner several months ago, a lot of horrid dirt wagons came along, and dumped their contents about my and before I could move was buried to my shoulders, and the dirt packed about me so tightly that T was not able to get out. I appealed in vain, I was brought to this place by the president ot the gas company, but he says now that he is now no longer my adopted father, but that 1 belong to the city, because I have been in its omploy o long. The city says that it has nothing to do with me, so here T stand still nearly buried. The neighbors all around’ here have been in the habit of giving me letters and pa- pera to hold for them un- til the carrier shall come for them, but now I am so deep in the mud that theso got soilod. Dogs como along and besmonr my glassos even. Small boys blow out my light at night, feet, before I could get outof the way, | 3:30-4: HALLETT, DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANO Endorsed by EMEKSO Unrivalled for KIMBAL Best Modern The Kimball Orzan, s0 long and favorably J V. T, Sole Agent for above li Council Bluffs, Towa, ' Correspondence Solic hickering Pianof ot Reliable, Franz Liszr, N PIANO. Tone or Finigh, L PIANO Price to Buy. kmm[vn(ip “xm we n'i, racommends itsslf. nes of Goods. Warerooms, 820 Broadway, ited., Agonts Wantod, el So far there is evidence thta twenty- three houses and barns in Des Moinea were struck by lightning Wednesday night of last week. e — Lightning struck tne Swedish Lutheran church in Ottumwa about half past 10 on the night of the 2id, and 1t was nearly estroyod by fire. The property cost 5,600, and was insured for §2,000. $ Railway Time Table, COUNCIL BLUFFS. The tollowing are tho times of tho arrival and de. rture of traing by central standard time, at the local depots. 3 leave transfor depot ten min wes earlior an ten minutes Iator. e, RLING 10N AND QUINCY, LIAVE. 5:35pm Chicago Exproas 9:40 8 m Fasb Mal 6i5am {*Mail and Express, 12:30p m Accommodation. *At local dopot only. KANBAS GITY, 8T. JOB AND COUNCIL BLUYPS. 10:06 8 8:06 pm CHICAGO, MILWAD m Express, Express, o CIICAGO, BOCK IHLAND AND PACIFIC, ‘Athntic Expross, B Day Expross, *Des Moines Accommiodation, *At local depot only, *wARABH, SF. LOVIA AXD FaGiFC. ) Accommodat.on *At Transter n)y CHICAGO And NORTHWBSTXRX, Express, Pacific Expross S10UX GITY AND PAGLPIC, 8t Paul Day_Expr SUNION PACIH Westorn Express, Taciflc Express, Expross, Lincoln Express, *At Transfer only. THE INVALID'S GREAT BOON! SILOAM WINERAL NATURE'S RE MEDY, These e, ing from of the Master Chemist, in & ul specifi e for all 9 snd General Do o t ment is des'rable. Hundreds of gratcfa, joople who camo 1 the Springs «n crutohes and stretchers a x and touch matches to 1t even in the day- time when it is not needed. Citizens instead of blessing me stumble over me and curse me. Runaway horses are liable at any time to break me all up. Is there no way for me to getup in the world again? Fourtn Warn Lame Posr PECIAL NOTICES. NOTIOE.—Spocial & vortisements, suo 88 Lost, Found, To Loan, For Salo, To Rent, Wants, Board. Ing, ote., will be tnserted n this col he low rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first Insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n. sortion. Leave advertisements at our ofice, No. Poarl Stroet, near Broad trick, slipping o ring onto a cane, the |y ends of which aro held by the owner of | ™ RS—For salo at Ban office, at 26 oente red. O hu D—Evyory body in Councll Blutfs to take w Doliverod by carrior at only twenty F IR SALE OH and billias i offco, Council Bluffs “ins busisies, Addros K, gimlat, J70UND—A tool hanle, with st of br [ cts Ownor apply at Brx offtce, A GENTSTadion aud guntlomgn can ks O clase wages by solling the Y darcother wnd | roning Board, Ay lady cau do up o finy wuplon Bosow | i ET NATURY, 1, REV. M. M, THOMPSON, Manager, Albany, Slioam Springs, Gontry Co., Mo. CASH TALKS ! At the well-known Establishment or J. P. FILBERT, 209 Upper Broaaway, the PIONEER GASH GROCERY L YOU Of Council Blufls. Notice our reducea Price List, We give xtra O Sugar for. 16 pounds uulated Sugar 12 pound 2 pounds Cholco Ontieal 26 pounds Navy Beans 20 pounds Beat Bulk Starch 12 pounds Carolina Ric 13 pounds Choico | rus 25 bars Buffalo Soap.... Exten S88S88888 nd h : 8t udard Tomatoes wia Froits pound Lusk's Stacdard 4 (05, and i a8 nicely as the best {or particulars C. B. 8. & THE RAYMOND Baby Jumper! L.0. BRACKETT 224 & 220 Broadway, COUNCIL BLU , + 10WA. BOOKS, STATIONERY, TOYS AND NOVELTIES, Largest Stook ! LOWEST PRICES, T. T. T, All grades, according to quality, 150 to 800 per pouad. Wo also oarry o full lino of Mon's, Ladies' Children’s fine Shoos and Moa'e Fine Boots at v ow prices. Also a full lino or Tluware and general rehandise, Call oil us and be eoavinced that you wavo wouey by doaling with us, Goods delivered o {nsay partof the city 4 & word, wa ar bound to soll and challenge a1 wolo competition Ln this county J. P _FILRERT 209 u o, Broadway JACOB BIMS, E. P. CADWELL 8IMS & CADWELL, Attorneys-at-Law, COUNOIL BLUFFS, I0OWA Ofice, Main Sroot, Rooma 1 and 2 Shugart & Mo. Mohou's Block, Will practioo ln State snd Feders! sourts SPRINGS. | ;| CANCERS, '| Commission Merchant il [ICE! ICEi! ICE!! For purcriver Ieo patror ize the blue staction guaranteed. Main stroet. Telcphone No. 84, MULHOLLAND & NICHOLAS, Leave orders at ) Mrs. B, J, Hiltin ¥ 0., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 232 Middle Broedway, Counctl Blufa, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. FOR SALE—Two large lots with three raised houker, and all improvements, bringing rental of §24. Price §1,500, Address L., Bxx Office montuly J.R. TATE. WARREN WHITE T ATE & WHEITE. AiTORNEYS AT LAW. Practico In State and Federal Courta. Collections promptly attended to. Room 9, Schugart's Building, COUNCIL BLUFFS, TIOWA. W.R. VAUCHAN. Justice of the Peace. Omaha and Couneil Bluffs. Real estate eollection agency, Odd Fellows Block aver Savings Bank. THOS. OF¥IONR, 1L M. PUSYY, :|OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Counctl Blufts . Ia Establishea - 1856 Dealers In Forelgn and omestioc Exchange an Hevea Becuritt R. Rice M, D. or othor tumors romoved withous the knife or drawing o blood. CHRONIG DISEASES ot soucuy Over hirty years practical experience Ot ce No Pear treet, Council Bluffs &4r Concultation troe ‘| MOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned till August 1 1884, at| MRS, J. J GOOD - - - - =« noen, for the building of the new Pres- byterian Church in Council Blufls, Iowa. Plans and specifications can be seen at the Bank of Oflicer & Pusey. Contractors, in their bids to state the price at which they will take the stone, brick and lumber of the old Church Tho committee reserve the right to re- ject any and all bids. By order of the Building Committee, TraOoMAS OFFICER, Council Blutfs, No .89 Pearl § Blufts, A CARD. As there are many So-Called Veterinary Surgeons In this city, who are practicing their quackery on our people, I deem It but justice to eay that I dofs any of thein to prod.ce & diploma, ndicating that they are g nstitute, do hereby caution t suich quAcks, &% [ am the Only Known Grad uate IN WESTERN IOWA. Office & Pharmacy, 126 B'dway, AT BLUE BARN, T.J. CADY,M.D,, V. 8, N. 8ECHURZ, Instice of the Peace OFFICE OVER AMERICAN EXPRESS, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - I10WA H.H. HORNE & CO, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Fine Cigars v\\’n make a epecialty, at our EASTERN factory, of FINE HAVANA snd YARA CIGARS. Al Oigara sold by us are of our own manufacture and warranted s ropresentod, OPERA HOU 552 Broadway, E CIGAR HOUSE, I H. H. HORNE & CO., COUNCIL BLUFFS, - I0WA. SMITH & TOLLER, Agts, LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS | | 7 and 9 Main street, Couxein Brures, LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF EairGoods In Jowa and Nebraska, aud sold for the least money at 337 Broadway, Council Blufts, Towa. ST e et o ™ ¥ 5 MRS, D, A, BENEDICT, Maunfacturer, ASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH B9 urtains, in Lace, f1'k, Tyrcoman, Etc. Oll clothsMattings, Linoleums Etc A3 IR I L I S5 hoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST. lome and be convinced that we are headquarters for all goods in our lne. heapest place to buy CARPETS, Curtains and House Furnishinga in the City. Upholstoring and Bodding Supplies. Nos. 5, 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - . [COUNCIL BLUFFS Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care BECHTELES NEW HOTEL COUNCIL BLUFFS. The Best $2 a day House in the West Centrally Located. Sample Rooms, Firat Class Table, All Modern Conveniences. Reauced Rates to Regular Boarders. ALL TRIMMED HATS At Cost 1rill After Julvwv. MRS. S. J. NORRIS, 105 Main Street, Council Bluffs. The remaining HATS on hand will be Sold Below Cost to make room for New Goods. A Full Line of NOTIONS always On Hand. J.J. AUWERDA, 317 Broadway. Council Bluffs. NEUMAYER'S HOTEL ON THE American Plan, Furniture and appointments all new. Nos. 208 and 210 Broadway, Council Blaff MRS. J. J. GOOD. Waves three inch part 65¢, Coquetts 10c exch, Switches B1to $-0 each, Hair ornaments given with every pur- chase, All kinds of hair work promptly attended to. Waves made of Ladies’ combings at 50c per inch. ALL KINDS3 OF ElairGoods 29 Main Stree MAX WMIOEIIN. Proprioto CRESTON HOUSE ~———EVERYTHING #IRSTCLASS.: 217 and 219 S. Main St., - - Nos. COUNCIL BLUFFS ' DR. JUDD’S ELECTRIC BELT. 8,000 Eloctric Belts Sold in tbe Month of Juno by us. Agents Wanted! JUDD & SMITH Proprietors, COUNCIL BLUFFS the busine houses in Council Bluffs. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER ! Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds. ELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO, OPEN DAY AND NIGHT No. 12 IW. Main St., Council Bluffs. Luterences—Any o . 504 Muin Street, MANUFACTURER OF TRUNKS, VALISES, AND SATCHELS Sampre Cases aspecialty, Shawl, Tourist, and Trunk Straps, Mwenty Years Experience, - - Repairing Neatly Exec uted Westcott, Council Bluffs, M etcalf Bros.. WHOLESALE DEALERSIIN HATS,CAFH EUCKGLOVES, aud 844 Broadway, COUNCILEIUEREF, ICW A | | |