Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 4, 1884, Page 14

BLUFFS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1£¢4. THE DAILY BEE--COUNCIL T e —— [ e ————— BEE, | not participate, as they did not wish to THE DAILY . COUNCIL BLUFFS. Friday Morning September 5. SUBSCRIPTION RATES, y Carrler == = = = 90 conta por wee ,‘33 M - - £10.00 per yoar OFFICE: No, 7 Pear] Streot, Near Broadway. MINOR MENTION. Soe J. Reiter's fall goods, The county supervisors yesterday afternoon madea trip to Vaughan av- enue. The parking about the Baptist church have been completed, improving the looks of the property greatly,s ~ | tel mortgage. bo bound by the action of the meeting. It is understood that Mr, Sims' friends prefer to sottle the matter at the prima- ries, Davis, was arrested here on telegram from Le- Mars, and yesterday the officer from appeared that Davis, who is a civil engineer, was bound for California, taking with him his instruments, on which there was a chat- He said that he gained y permission of the man to An Englishman, named M. L. there was here after him, It the nece whom he gave the mortgage, to take the instruments with him, but it seems this man had sold the mortgage to another man who did object. The matter was adjusted in some way #o that Davis was allowed to pursue his journey. One of the clerks in a Broadway store seoing adog hanging about the place, " INSULTING THE INNOCENT. A Dirty Fellow Attempts Libertics With & Young Lady on a Passenger Train. A Travelling Man Protects Her, and the Fellow Skips, On yesterday morning's incoming pas- enger train on the Northwestern road, was a young girl about fourteen years of , who was going down to Glenwood to visit friends. A beastly sort of a fellow, garbed in somewhat of a decent appoar- ing human form, and who was occupying a seat near tho girl, commenced talking with her, and his manner attracted the attention of some of the passengors, he ovidently keoping up a licentious og- HARKNESS BROS. Customers Should Not Neglect the Present Opportunity for Securing Bargaing IN H.H. HORNE & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Fine Cigars We make a specialty, at our EASTERN factory, of FINE HAVANA snd YARA CIGARS. All Cigars sold by us are of our own manufacture and warrantod a8 represented, OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE, H. H. HORNE & CO,, 562 Brondway,” ' COUNCIL BLUFFS, « IOWA SMITH & TOLLE LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS ! 7 and 9 Main street, v Agts, Councit BLUFFs, - - - = = Jowa, concluded it would be a good joke toling which soon apparently became evi- A Blaine and Logan glee club of about | °*" joke _ thirty membors has been organized under [ P4int tho canino with some white paint[dent even to the inexperienced eyes of which was being used for some purpose [ the young girl, about the store, He had just got his| A {raveling man on tho train was sides rosted from laughing so heartily at | among those who watched the perform- the appearance of the painted dog, when | ance, and it soon progressed to such’a .. |the proprictor of the store, tho eclerk's | sorious extent that the girl began to cry. There is to be a moonlight picnic this | .4 " came in, and seelng {the dog in 4 appears that tho beast had even asked N evening by tho *'Y. K. W." which being [ yniy condition, fairly howled, “Who in [hor to slip into the Iadics’ dressing room, } interproted means “You Know Who." | hudes has beon painting my dog?” It|he evidently intending to follow her Seven or cight carpenters are busy on [ dawned on the young man then that it)thers, and then as sho becamo frightened, the new building of the Homo of the | was not a stray dog, hut belonged to his | b hegan to take some sly but outrageous Friendless, and it will soon be complet- | emplayer, The latter made the young||iberties on her. As tho train was drasw- ed. man undo the work, and by the time the | g {nto Missourl Valley, he was over- Mike O'Brien had the distinction of [ clork had scrubbed the paint off the dog, | heard to tell the girl, *“This is where you being the only case in police court yes. [ he was “mighty glad ho had his laugh | want to get off,” and was actually trying ; Iy charged 87,00, no | Grst.” 3 : to make her bolieve thatshe had to change :fi:::ymg; L"ei::’mfi:"y:,'mni,:m“,“'l_ Some of the city oflicials aro kicking | cars there for Glonwood, . |lustily because the telegraphs, the con-| The traveling man, who had heard Ed. Falrman, one of Ttz Bk carrior enough and seen enough to_ satisfy him- boja) 18 becoriing qaite akillfal penman | oo 2 O [evtert; eloiy of the bond Rellers fuyyypy'en bt ing desidadly wrong | was S e leak out, or at least are learned and|,qing od up to th 11 d der the inst: tion of the Western going on, stepped up to the fellow, an under the Rl 0 published by Tur Bek, and sometimes | informed him in about as plain, forcible ancy as well as plain penm . 1% i tho bost thing he could do was to akip cause thomewn i nob Jkept: quist, [and foiay v iobi 6 kit oar, and that. if! he did The letter cartlers aro planning for & |oy chargo various partios with leaking, [ o b aor it oar, and that it he did groat time at their ball in Bloom &g socond meoting of the council held |served for his gross insults to the girl. Nixon's hall, September 10. The pub- |, vaughan's back room, at which §600| _The fellow made a public effort to deny lio ought to show it appreciation of tho | way appropriated to pay tho oxpenses of | that he had boon doing or saying any- Tk . . thi bad, wh her ti i boya by giving thom a rousing bonit: | i iip aat indicate that som. of the | DS ¥erY, bad, whon anothr traveling At least three well-known confidence | officials at least, prefer darkness rather |one couldn’t throw him out two could, men araalmost daily seen on the streets | than light. The officials may not be | The fellow went flying, and the last seen 7 R of him _he was on~ the platform at Mis- here. They ought to ho known to the | ablo to learn how Tu: Bk finds out the | ' b VAllSL A mioh BbsE Eiacs thaR it the charge of J. M, Treynor. Regular meeting of Fidelity Council No, 156, R. A., this evening. All mem- bers are requested to be present. H F. HATTENHAUER, Manufacturer. OFFER FOR Ligh t Road Wagons, Piano Be and Open Buggics, Ih tacture and ¢ o bes c && Factory and Office COST Brewster Top and Open Buggies, Windsor Top e 11 of the above are of my own manue alar. - Send for descriptive clrcular, , Council Bluffa, LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF EairGoods In Towa and Nebraska, and gold for tho least money at 337 Broadway, Council Blufts, Iowa. oS aeinpet ofs ' Yt 1 RS, D, A, BENEDICT, Maunfacturer. ASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH urtains, in Lace, S1'k, |Turcoman,®Etc.J Oll clothsjMattings, Linoleums Eto l hoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST. giome and be convinced that we are headquarters for all goods In our lne, fhcapest placa to buy CARPETS, Curtaius and Houso Furnishings In the City. Upholstering and Bedding Supplies. Nos. 5, 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - - |COUNCIL BLUFFS Ilail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care. ANOS. HALLETT, DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS Endorsed by Fraxz Liszr, EMERSON PIANOS. Unrivalled or Tone or Finish KIMBALL PIANOS limits, , | police, at lmt’“w“nmhzy ::m Im;wn contents of the telograms, but in justice | would have been for him on the train to outsiders, and ought to bo invited to [ to the telegraph oflice, it shall bo said |after the dotails of his action had been : - s oG ks Doy it T B doo ot ko of any s s ot am tho ot | E T€81, New Goods Almost Daily Arriving thero and does not boliove there is any, | the way to this city well ‘protected, an e 7 0 and Inviting Examination. Logan street. Entertainment by Mrs, To a Generous Public: C. M. Burgees and Mrs, Phil Moorman, | They Seem To Be Trying to Work | Doar Frionds—Tho members of th A. . AV Co Tho City. M. E. church, of this city, having nearly ) S PR completed their building, were forced to b : ta ins the responsible calliopeist, wherever ho | Wife, and at other times very differently, | *® et o 3 i) was. The woman at tlmes separates from the o ERIOY Rey. R, H. Williamson, is 4 duly authorized to solicit contributions, The body of Rev. Father Mulholland | M8n and seems to be making moves of a{which we assure you will bs greatfully Sl Vesterday morning thoy woro at ono of | ——— =T : & " 2 NOTICE.—Special a vertisements, suc as Lost, : : ok G. Wilson tho shoomaker, a0 47018 noVI08 shout hepweately i | o, v s o e, s, v | W € Will give $25 for any horse we cannot in again y d i 8 O | ng, eto., will be Inserted in this column at the low : . ;:;udf:l“di:::lir a\y\,flf;:u',:wc';::'“:":’;:; each other, but were afterward seen to | rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first Insertion cure Oflnterfern]g, knee cut- ting or forging, fortunately met here an old friend of the torday. 1t haa acalliopo built in ouo| A mysterious ncting man and woman *197end operations on account of o sear- | 4 ()] BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUF¥S, laid in state yestorday in the Catholic|/lirty nature to say the least, but the|recoived and faithfully applied, and we meet again, and finally went off together. | and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n. All Shoes are Hand Made and The Ladies’ Harmony Mission society | and further, that Tiiz Bex gets the news | family who took her in his charge, will give another of their pleasant *‘dime” | in a legitimate way. o= m = sociables Friday evening, September e L R ) % . A CUNNING COUPLE. end, and this was started up with its un- | has appeared here lately, and have acted | 1%’ : "““; of ‘thk ,wdu do earthly howlings at 80 early an hour yes. | 80 queerly in some ways that the keen- “_‘“"e””y SnpeAlity)you Oy OuY g ::‘ terday morning, that the disturbed slum- | eyed ones have watched them some. Siscancol tensling youl Solgiye aimmedi. church, He was clad In his vostments, | A% hovers about within & short dis- |shall czn:-}-:e;ljl,l,gnu "f;) Hlim lwl;:r ”hbu NASH BROTHER e h B & promises A e liberal soul shall be and surrounded by the lighted candles | t4n¢? it being ovident that her attempts | Prom e | and some beautiful floral tributes, includ. | 3¢ ttracting tho attention of other men, one, a nice old gentleman but for this ““By, jove,” said a traveling man to one |sertion. Leave advertisements at our office, No. weakness, a fino family, and many [of Titk BEg men, as ho chanced to seo | Ponrl Stroot, noar Broadway friends who would gladly help him, He | the couple, “‘have you got that man and W. at the residence of C. M. Burgess, Couxcrn BLurrs, Sept. 0, 1884, berers wero yesterday aftec the scalp of | They act at times as if husband and | **® assistance before the cold weather L e T T e e PROTAT, NOTIOES, HORSE : H OERS woman here? They'ro tough ones.” NO MACHINE il sooua o have loat i grip and is al- | Tien ho went om o Joll whay he knew | T AN W i SHOES USED. All Work Guaranteed, Best Modern Pricoto Buy. most lost to all sense of shame. about thom, Ho said their zame was the | 1wy, © Wiapaton, AL 719 Broadway s 2 2 o g COUNCIL BLUFFS 1 1 1 bly k in th t, d 1f. inture It “rach » = <L A et o8 WPt v DI EL NS The Kimball Organ, so long and orably known in the west, recommends itself. Ono of the saddest showings of what I\:;x{‘;gfinilil::b“n‘:llmmer‘i::w‘:-'hic): {;‘;‘:‘1"’)‘ VW ANTED A young laty wishos it 0 o | = —— J. T, STEWART, Solo Agent for o5 of Goods. Warer 320 Eroadway, sl copying or Look-keeping, Addroes G. Council Bluffs, Towa, Correspondence Solicited, Ag , Couoil Blufl whiskey will do when it becomes master, | yan caught by the supposedly enrared | V. Bux was made recently at the city jail, where [ husband in the embrace of some other a man roaring drunk, was locked up by | man, threatons all sorts of vengeance and request of his family while the funeral of | ©xposure, and s finally hushed by v o aeaay e T8 |as large a sum " of money| g progross, ho not be- |y oar, o squoezed out of the vistim, | foom ing Iu_auy condition to bo present with-| Ie went on to name two or three towns Ak hre out disturbing the last sad rites, in the state, out of which they had driven [ =" i on account of the indignation felt at their T A dog belonglng to Mrs. Jones, whoso | 2yt i ™ blackmalling, One hotel| YV name has recently been given such un- | wag the sceno of their operations and the VA ANTED-Young lady as operator in Talophono MANDEMAKERS & VAN, STAIR BUILDING A SPECIALTY. Metalic Caskets and Wooden Coffins of all Kinds. TELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO, OPEN DAY AND NIGHT ) glrl immediately, Wages ¥ B0 per month, "apply of Steward,” Ogden ouse. pleasant notority in conneotion with the | landlord ejected them both bodily in tho {08 BAL 201 Upper Broadway Cor, Stutsman St., COUNCIL BLUFFS. INo. 12 I Main &t. Souncil I3lwvffe. church trial, seemed to bo going mad, |Middle of the _niulit- k_'”my urlu_lmt 8 [ below value, ,| Orders in the city or country solicited. Prompt attention and satisfaction | mmm—————meoo oo = — very prepossossing looking couple in some | all or in part. M Guaranteed. B 2 £ e do uppond - [ e . e bt gt s e i, MARLE Siai i The remaining HATS on hand will be Bold Below 4 icontious mian into their grip, The | ther homo in Councll ity willd sl so e T e bitten him, Doputy Marshal Bats with | polico ought to bo on tho laokeut for | KMo this ofler It the best hamgain beer morss Ww. P. Cost to make room for New Goods. them, and give them a benefit the first | B-tiecty A T his little gun ended the dog's life. Ry A Full Line of NOTIONS always on Hand PERS—For salo ot B Thiionerant o et A crooked work they attempt. (D) BEARER 80090, 38 5 seuita - d that on Mayor e L hs el - Vaughan's return there will be a gencral The County Bonds, A GENTS—Ladion and gentlemon can make fint J. J. AUW ERDA & CO., 317 Bro&dway. £Xclas wages by weiling o, "Champion Bosom GODNCIL B RS e - change in the police force, which seems| The county supervisors were yoster- to have becomo demoralized during his| 48y forenoon busy in considering the absence, if not before. The reported road matters. Then the matter of the changes have brought out about sixty injunctlon suit pending in regard to the | applicants, all of whom oxpects to get|new court house question came up, It the first chance to whisper in tho mayor's | will be romembered that last spring C. I0WA. roning Board.” Rotails st #1.00, hout a wrinkls rloscan, Addrese oftice, Counci MES. J. J. GOOD. Wayes three inch part 65¢, Coquetts 10c gach, Switches N. SCHURZ. E GIANT trucks and avy distance sud over any kind of ground. ear, when he returns, T. D. King & Co., are getting their new quarters, nearly opposite the opera house, in fine shape, it being one of the neatest cigar stores and factories in the city. Among the new additions in the way of sigus is a mammoth cigar, about six feet long, turned out of wood at Phillipp's axe factory, and Jim Dradley painted it up in fine shape, The kindergarten started by the Home of the Friendless association, opens Mon. R. Scott got & temporary injunctfon pre venting the counting of the vote of Knox and Laylon townships, By keeping these out the majorlty was in favor of building anow court house. Fremont Benjawmin in the interest of Avoca, got out an in junction restraining the county boi. from issuing the bonds for this purpose. Yesterday the board wanted Seott to have his injunction dissolved, but he wanted Benjamin to dissolve his first. The latter maid that if Scott would first let his injunction drop he would then drop his, but Scott insisted ho had & case and would not drop it. The matter fs practically settled now, for OFFICE OVER AMERICAN EXPRESS, OUNCILBLUFFS. 10WA R. Rice M. D, CANCERS, gaiidar Shiving smitoad. oot e CHRONIG DISEASES orses day next in the chapel of the Bapti hirty practical o om, church, ~‘The material has arrived and is | iroumgtanoes go ahead and issno hondy | _E#'Cononitation ree- — of the best, consisting of chairs, tables | and built a new court house, Another DR. C. C. HAZHIN, and all other necessaires, and a piano is | election will_hrve to be held before the already in place, aud an assistant teacher | Matter is satisfactory settled, and all the “’ m’m Bd‘.’ ¥ mc;:"“; B :‘l“]'w:: Iawing done in the meantimo will inter- DENTIST. 100 MAIN STREET, COUNCIL BLUFF§ - - = v ’ est the people little unless the county has seems insured, as a number of pupils are | some costs to pay in the matter, already enrolled, All who desire to have their little folks get the advantage of kindergarten instruction under compe- 1. Hinckley, of Walnut, was in the city [ 7 tent teachers should be at the chapel | yesterday, tend the reunion there, v L Boms of the papers in their report of | yoney Cairus, who represcnts Cook &| BOOGE'S SIOUX OITY HAMS, the recent bar meeting, fall Into the error | Avgsbury of Codar Rapids, was In the city of stating Mr. Jucob Bim's joined in the | yesterday. J. Y. FULLER, call.} §Mr. Bims was absent from the city G. Helsler, who represents Flint's to- Commission Merchant at tho time the arrangements were made | bacco fuctory of Milwaukee, way in the ity | = g |/ TTHSSIE g for the weetiug, and on his return, st yesterday, He talks “May Queen,” and - —— Mrs, H,J, Hilton, W 1., first aoquiesed, but learning the nature | "7 ! b pet brauds with a PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, than ever, for tince his last visit here a bounc- 423 Middle Brosdwsy, Councll Blufts, ———— PERSON ILSONAL, 1OWA. of the work, gave notice two day betore { iy Loy lus come into his howe, back 1n Wis the meeting that he and his friends would | consin, s, Framo Houses moved on the LIT] HARRISON BROS. DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF Fresh and Salt Meats HAMS, BACON RIED BEEF, SALT PORK AYD LARD, 742 Broadway - - W. R. VAUGCHAN. Justice of the Peace. Omaha and Counell Bluffs, el estate colicction agency, Odd Fellows Block aver Saviugs Bank 108, OFYICHN, . W, rosEY, OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS Oounell Blufts . Ia Establishea - - 1856 Doalers 1o Forelgn and omestle Kxchiange aa Hewe Becuribt B1to $40 each, Hair ornaments given with every nur- chase, All kinds of hair work ’y%'ompt]y afttendgdl to. Waves made of Ladies’ combings at 50¢ per ingh. ALL KIND8 OF ElairGroods MRS. J.J GOOD - - . = 29 Main 8tree LA IVIOEIIN, FProprieoto = - Council Bluffs. CRESTON HOUSE ~———EVERYTHING #IRSTCLASS, e Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St., - COUNCIL BLUFF8 DR. JUDD'S ELECTRIC BELT. 8,000 Electric Belt the onth Acents Wanted! Reforences—Any o the buslne houses in Couscil Bluffs. BROADW . J.R. TATE. T A TE&S WEITH. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Practioe In State and Federal Courts. Collections prowptly attended to, WARREN WHITE June by ua, Room 10, Shugart's Building, COUNOIT, BL _I0WA. JACOB BIMS, . P, CADWELL SIMS & CADWELL, Attorneys -at-Law, BLUFFS, [OWA oms 1and 2 Bhugart & M practice in State aud Feders| UDD & SMITH Proprictors, OCUNCIL BLUF NMetcalf Bros.., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN| HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, snd 344 Droadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS I10W cov Ottice, Main St Mahon's Block sourts,