Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 10, 1884, Page 7

d d TOh DAL £ BE E--WEDNESDAY SEPT EMBER 10, -3 CHICKERING [PIANOS| They Are Without A Rival, —AND Have been Awarded One Huzdred and eighteen Prize Medals at all the prominent expositions of the World for ths Last Fifty Years. And Endorsed by the Greatest Living Pianists, — A TELE- Most Perfect Piano TN TONE, TOUCH AND MECRANISM. pi An exammation cf these magnificent jPienos is politely requested before purchasing any other instrument. MAX MEYER & BRO, General Western Representatives. P. 8.---Also Gen’l Agt’s for KNABE, VOSE & SONS, BEHR BROS., 'and ARION PIANOS, and SHONINGER CYMBELLA and CLOUGH & WARREN ORG AN. . A, CLARKE, Super inendent RICHARDS & CLARKE, l Proyrietors. Omaha lron Worksfl U. P. RAILWAY, - 17TH & 18TH STREETS N MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS;IN Steam Engines, Boilers WATER WHEELS. ROLLER MILLS, tMill and Brain Elevator Machinerv MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING THE Celcurated Anchor *rand Dufour RBolting OCloth STEAM PUMPE M WATER AND GAS PIPE BRASE GOODS AND PIFE FITIINGE ARCHITECTURAL A ND [ROY t: Vud = (&4 = [ o] 5 B oy - & g 3 e 2] fl w =) =] o F We are prepared to furnish plans and estimates, and will contract for the erecticn ~of Flouring Mills and Grain Elevs (nn- or for changing ]"Inmn g Mills, from Stona to the Roller System. 3777 Especial attention given to furnishing Powder Plaits for any pur- pnw and estimates made for some General machinery repairs attended promptly. Aadress RICHARD & CLARKE, Cmaha, Neb THE MOBEL STEAIVI LAUNDRY [sbetter prepared than ever before to fi'l all demands for washing We call your attention especially toour capacity for doing family wash- ing. Very low rates. All kinds of work done in first-class order. Special pains taken with flannel- receive prompt attention, ALBERT P. JOHNbON Proprie or. 712 BROADWAY COUNCIL BLUFF Orders sent by mail or otherw s COUNCIL BLUFFS ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS, W. 0. GARMAN, Secretary of the Home of the Priend. loss Association, The Home of t tion of this city has had a steady and healthful growth from tion and has g that it now de its very organiza rown to such proportions 1ands the whe w0 of a first-class man in the position of secre- tary and treasurer. All association will be rejoiced to hear that Mr. W. C. Garman accepted this trust, He is well known in our midat as an earnes, and faithful christian, and is possessed of such social qualities as en dear him to tho hearis of all with whom he comes n coutact. He is a youngman with all of life before him, and that life he has fully resolved to consecrate to the work in which he has now engaged, feel ing that God bascalled him into it. And certainly no grander work than this of ministering to the poor and destitute and providing a house where orphan children can be cared for and given a Christian education could be conceived of. Mr. Garman is a business man by nature and added to this has a thorough business education, together with large experionce, fore he moved to our city he had been engaged in business for himself. Since here, for nearly three years, he has been cugaged in tho mercantilo establish- ment of James Porterfield. He has drawn around him many customers and has displayed great tasto and businees energy. His taste is of the highest order. Some of his decorations of the store and display windows upon gala days have never been supassed in our city. Mr. Garman hu's resigned his position with Mr. Porterfield, to take effect the 1Gth of this month, when he will enter actively upon the duties of secretary and treasurer of the Home association.” The association expects about that time to commence the publication of a small Home paper, and of this he will be business manager. There will be an abundance of labor to occupy his time, a8 their arenow over two hundred mem- bers of the association contributing stip- ulatea amounts monthly. To look after these and keep the books properly is no small labor. Then the Association is rapidly growing and the labor will be an increasing one, We wish him and the Association with which he is connected every success. Since his residence here, he and his most estimable wife have enjoyed the highest esteem and confidenceof all. We are sure that we buc voico the sentiment of our people when we say that wearere- joiced to know that by this arrangement heis to become a permanent fixturo in our city. The association has made many wise moves, but none wiser than friends of the has secretary and treasurer. Arnd -Kirkland, Yesterday afternoon about four o'clock avery quict and happy wedding was performed at e residence of Auditor Kirkland on Fourth street. The con- tracting parties were Mr. Wm. Arnd and Miss Olive Kirkland, who were duly joined in marriage by Rev. J. Z. Arm- strong. Mr. Arnd, or as the boys call him Billy Arnd, is well-known to those who have had business with the audi- tor's office, where ho has been engaged with the dutics of deputy. He has made friends of all whom Le has come tact, His bride is too well-known by the young folks to need introduction, and those who know her apprecisto her in- trinsic worth, Tho wedding party was not large, being composed of tho imme- diate relatives only of the familics. Mr. and Mrs. Aend left last ovening for Chicago and & trip to thoenst. Tuw Ber wishes them much joy. in con- Republican | The republicans of Kane township will hold their primaries on Saturday, Sep- tember 1ith, 1884, at 8 o’clock p. m., for the republican county convention to be held at the court Blulls, on September following places For the houge in Council 1Gth, 1884, at the rd, at Wies & Ulaus- «ates, Soecond ward, at the city build elect nine delegates. rd ward, at the oflice of Il select s1x delegates. Fourth ward, at the house and sclect nine del First v ens store and select five de For th ing nd s court 01T, Jacon Sivs, Jony Lisor, A.J. Harr, Republican township committeo. ——— The Kindergar, The furniture for the kind in poeition at the chapel of the Daptist church, but there is a lot of material to be used by the young folks ordered from Now York that has not arrived. The goods have been shipped and are expect- ed in a few days, The kindergarten hus theretore been adjourned for a week, It promises to be a great success. Our people are much interested in it, Tt is something demanded in this day., The young there combine pleasuro with learn- ing in such a way that they do not their very first yearsof school life acquire a distate therefor. garten is Tho Bup > Court, The supreme court will convene in this city on Monday next, the 15th. The number of cases from the different dis tricts are as follows: First district, b; second district, 3; third district, 7; fourth district, 16; fifth district, 7; sixth dis trict, 4; seventh district, 1; eighth dis- trict, 3; ninth district, 3; ninth district, ); tenth district, 1: eleventh district, twelfth distr thirteenth district, 20; fourteenth trict, 8, e A Social Sociable, Last evening a goodly number of the Congregational church folk gathered at the residence of Mrs Lutzon Sixth streot to meot and form the personal'ac- | T. McMillican, who has 80 scceptably occupied the pul- |usintance of Rov. K. pit of thelr church for two Sundays past. Tho sociable was entertained by Mra, Lutz'and Mrs, J. E. Harkness aud Mrs, the one that secured Mr. Garmann as|i | | raduate of our university, and brought forward by the r of | his district, as a candidate ) it | \ of that locality. The paper 1 pliments_his norablo position. Mr ro will bo happy to learn { Apploton, Wis,, “Cr | PERSONAL, Wi, Des Moines, was at the Ogden | ¥ Walt Conder, of Chicago, puk up at the Og. | len yesterda, | | Gu M. Cuppy. of Avoes, was registerd a he 1 yusterday. 1. 1. Sherhy Colum 5 Ga, w n {Fs visitor yestorday, Miss Graco Osbor ft yosterday 1 Moin J. I Hawking, of Cre was a visitor t the city yesterday morning Sious City was represented by W, N, Al 1on last evening. Neb., was rday. mon, at the O M. L. Brancht, of Fremont, Jf the Scott house yes the Ruest « f Dan Farrell, of Glenwood, was in Jay on ofticial businoss, Sherit town hinson, resident of Datroit, sle at the Ogden house lam, of Cham farnivals in the city yestorday 1. M. Davidson and M. H. Garrity, « stato, wero guests of the O Willinin MeMalion ard Frank and George N. Y., to attend Rock have gone to Nyack, land coll 3 Chas, F. Wilson, of Denver, Col.,was in the city yestorday, and was quartercd at the Ogden house, L. I Wadleigh, of Clinton, Towa, | aries of life at the Ogdon Lo yosterday noon., WY, of Boone, came to Couneil uiFs yostorday on business, and enjoyed_ the sitalitfes of the Ogde PN ubb, one of the business men of Guido Rock, Neb.,was in the yosterday, and was quartered at the Pacif of the neces Conver, Bl D, 1L Hunter, of Earling, Towa, wasa vis itor to il Blufls, yesterdny, and wade leadquarters at the Pacific house, G. 1. Augier, L. 1. Hatton, and ¥, Hess berg, all of New Y ote their nani the Ogden house register yesterday. Parks, r, all from Chica vk, on S, Heinley, R. N, and Annie city and at the Ogden’hou J. D, Dennis, Stewar Frank and were terday, in the acitizen of the lively town « was in the metropolis yesterday morpiv nd was cared John Shields, of Cedar Rapids, loc the city yosterday, nd viewed with surpric onts now under headway. nied by his wife, wer \ business and pleasure trip, They reside at Wall Lake, Towa 1, of Jefferson, Towa, was in the < yesterday, and supplied the wts of thy innor man at the tables of tho Clark, of Wiota, Towa, Georgo B, f New York' and W. wera booked at the Chicago. yesterday. Mr. Frank Wise, the foreman of the pile driving fores on the fede rt building, wi st his post of duty yesterday superintending tho work, notwithstanding the painfulness of injuries he received the day ious, Owen Edgerton, one of the ploneer residents of Fremont county, Towa, was in tho city a short time yesterday. He is atbonding th Nelraska stato fair with som sk, and availed himself of the opportunity to come over and view the rapid strides of improve ment in Council Bluffs. BiCH house register ited on the Ogden morning by tho fol Was repro storda; ln\ ng named gentlemen: J. H, Wells, J, T, h, A, H, Scranton, I, A, Dee, I, Montgomery. J. Buell 3V Milton und Simuel P, Aucken, « e IMPORTANT NOTICE T0 TAN IAVELS, On the first day of October, 1 the taxes for 1884 will bocome due, and they witl bo delinquent on the first day of January, 1} If said faxes are not paid hefore January lst, a penalty of five per cent attaches, hesides the logal in tercets of ten per cent. Those whose taxes for 188 not yet paid will re member that they have now two year's taxes to ecttlo before the firet day of next January, Jonuy Rusu, Lwdwol County Treasurer, B84, Real Metate Transf The following transfors the filed in unty clork’s oflice yestorday and reported for Tie Bez by P. .J. McMa- hone, September ), 1831 J. Callahan to Goeorge W, 1, 16 76 42—§1,072 O, R ILL&P.R B Mischler, nw{se} 10 76 41 360, H. Burroughs to Stephen 11ubbel, part lot 3 blk 9, MeMahon, Cooper & Jeticies' add Total sales, § wer Graham, ¢ Co. to John A Valuable Onill Tonic Testimony, ANNA Ak, May 18, 1881, Lobinson & Co, Some time ago | sent an Itead this Mess, R, A, Gentlemen Van Buren, Ark. Not having in stock Hughes’ Tonic, and told me i reply that he would guarantee 1t to cure the Chills, As I had a littlo boy who had been suf- foring with Chills for a long time, and I had tried two dootors and they couldn't break the Chills for more than a week at a time, I tried one bottle of Hughes' Tonic on him, He had only two chills after the began to take it, und he didn't uso more than half of the Bottle before 1t cured him, and he is now sound and well. Since that time, I have been sell ing Hughes' Tonic, and can safely recom mend it to all. Please send e dozen bottles and oblige, Yours truly, (Signed) Prepared by R. A, & Co., Wholcsalo Druggists, and at retail by Schroter & Hec Dr snta, Omaha, totails at 1,00 per bottle, six bottles for 5 00 —e— Marria, Liceonscs, Marriage licenscs sued to William T wero yestorday is Phillips and Ll Barber, both of Oskaloosa, low both Counell, Th to enjoy the evenis se present could not fail —— In the Line of Promotion. In & recent copy of the Daily Ber wo cbaerve that Jacob Sime, of Council Max E. Lein and Lillio Meyers of Omaha, Nobraska, — What Shailthe Harvest Be? The summer is ended —what shall the har vest be! If you have 1 Liberally you will - [ weakness, debllity and poor appetite, 1t order fora Fever and Aguo remedy to | the article ordered, the drugyist sent the | | Haven, ( ington, 1, ( wi finitoly The best dollar-house in the city, th w! stt house, 24 North Main street. ——— The Aceldent was Due to Oareless neas," So said the Coroner's Jury, cons sured the switch-tender who aid to | havo carelessly left the awitch open aminaticn showed that the poor fellow was nervous from overwork, and that his conatitution was badly run down by un der feeding, the result of poor pay. What | ho needed was a bottle or two of Brown's Tron Bitters, which would have toned up his norvrs, and strengthened him in mind and body. Mr. Thos. Jones, Newark, Ohio, takes ploasure in saying, *“Brown's Iron Bittera completely ~ cured mo of gave entire satisfaction. | — 5. D, Cross has removed to south and Worth Dr. west corner Fourth (Bancroft streota. Grain & Provisions, BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS, J. Y. FULLER, Commission Merchant No .59 Poarl Stroot Council Bluffs owa, Mrs. 5. J, Hillon ¥ 0, PRYSICIAN & SURGEON, 233 Middle Brosdway, Council Blufta. THOR. OFPIONE, OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Counell Blufta . . Establishea - - 1856 s 10 Forolg an . M, PUsuY, a4 omoestle Excha WARREN WIITE ATV 85 VR T H ATTGRKEYS AT LAW. Practico In Stato and Federal Courts. Collections promptly attended to, Room 1 h COUNCIL BLU JACOB SIMS, 8INMS8 & CADWELL, Attorneys-at-Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS, lOWA. Office, Main Streot, Rooms 1 and 2 Shugart & Mc Mahon's Block. Will practice in State and Fedorag ourte., Days’ Trial who nre s LoT art’s Building, TIOWA E. P, CADWELL S L 5 BELT TRIC B i $/.000 Would Hot Buv it Winter for achou you wil and othor illy all at_our nale | aroam Bt Or MASTER'S SALE. In the Cireuit Conrt of the United Statos for the District of Nebrast American Freohold Land Mortgage | Company of London [Timited In chancery « Taylor ) 1, that in pursian Jf thio 1 nitiad (m Conrt House il i sow e Special Mustorin Chan’ cor ept 1, 8, 16, GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 4 BAKER'S Breakfast Goea antdd abwolute ly pur wwhich t N boen removed. (U thr Cocon, | | nourishing. | Nolil ny iracers evorynere [ . Dorchester, Mass Sumn er Resort "0f the Narthwaest, Detroit, Minn \ { WOUDS AND LAKE lon Wil f s oo ily i ith %0 Day Excursion. Tickuta st aboud ono-ha HOT:;’L MINKESGTA, rea if not member that the next 1) Grand Monthly 1 g of ! THAE CHEAPEST PLACE LN ‘l UMAHA 10 BUY NE’S the Bast and hrgmv‘ tocks in tho United Statos to select from. TO CLIMB. ELEGANT PASSENGER !ELEVATOR, OTTER & COBB, 1515 Farnam St. NO STAIRS r h!. o 1 Y<'r‘7 with ood shape | & ¥ OR SALE-105—Two houses, 7 rooms, Horbach's 15t addition, comparatively now and in Prices § POTT 0. &'COBB, 1615 Farnam St, TR SALE-164-—ood houso, lot 45x18% on Ham- ilton streot, barn, outbuildings, £3,000 torms. POTTER & COBB, 15 Drick rosidences on and Farnam. Al . and an investmont alf cash, balanco on 24th stro odern improven will pay 10 por cont net. long time DOR SALE-171—Lo cottage, brsides Kinds of fraite, shad; POT quth tront 60x168, § room 1 Wath room, many POTTER & COBE, 1615 Fariam St. (ORSALE, T4 b 195 Fine ; ko oft Park avonuo, 14 roon S Lok o fost south tront: | I9 NOR SALE—Tota in Iillside acditions, best in the city for residence 0’ " TER & COBR, 1616 Bargain, Prico §7,00 POTTER & COBB, 1615 Farnam St. Fanam St 5180~ Houso and 1ot on G o-hlf block south of 8. Ma e, fall lot. houso now, § rooni: JOR SALE Tots, vacant ‘and impro I ed, in all on us. & COBE, 1616 Farnam St. parts of the city T Atroot ¢ 3,600 Cheap, POTTER & COBB, 1615 Farnam St. I cction of Farnam stroet 132x182 foot cast front, on 11th 1 $100 to §500 each, $25 bor, with house O rooms. stable, 1o and fruit trees Will ba soli at ITER & COBB, 1616 Farnam 5t R & COBB, 1616 Farnam St. 05x150, it trocs, Shinn's 8ed 40 or 820 acres in o8, batns, orchards, oto., i to 56 por acro. Tormd & COBB, 1515 Farnam St. arles stroct POTTE Vory oasys OB, 1616 Farnam 8% DOR SALF ty, Nebrask 20000 acros of land in Cheyenno couns 00 por acre &COBB, 1616 Farnam 5¢. 139 Tlouse 0 rooms, nicelot o 25th rth ot St Mary’s avenuo, [ean saLE stroot. ono-half bl Prico §,400. t FOTTE or POTTER & COBB, 1516 Farnam St. NOR SALE—140—Tiouso 7 rooms in fine repair, on | J{1OR SALE ol lot, south front, on_Dougias strcet, " iear 20th,_Price $1,000. Kasy Lo VOTTEK & GO, 1616 Fatnamt. ,000 ncres of good land in Gospe OR SAL ral sections in Daweon county at 2st, | 136,50 p or ac i ' FOTTER & COBB, 1515 Farnam St. ¥ torms, POTTEI & COBE, 1616 Farnam St. 1o land in Doue NOR SALE—164—Ialt lot, good locality, small ferrick, Buffalo, ioa. o-half oash 5 Price 31,000, IR & COID, house, barn, ot X PTTER & COBB, 1515 Farnam St. TH OMAHA, rnam 5t 516 Farnam St. THATI? THE NAME OF THE TOWN WHERE Fine Healthy Homes, FOR ALL ARE FOURND ! Where They Can Enjoy Pure Air & Water} BEAUTIFUL SCENERY And all of the good anu ;lousm i things thati{go to make up & com plete and happy existence, The town of Scuth Omana i: +ivvated south of the city of Omaha on the line of the U. P. Railway, and it is less than 24 miles from the Omuha post office to the north line ¢ 1 the town site. South Omaha is nearly 14 miles north and south by 24 east and t, and covers an area of nearly four square miles The stock yurds are ab tne extreme southern lin Nearly 1560 lots have been sold aod the demand The yards are being rapidly pushed to completion, The £60,000 beet packing house is progressing finely. The $30,000 Wat supply of son the increase Works are finished and furnieh an abundant PURY SPRING WATER. The B. & M. and Beit 1 l » foree of men ag ¢ and wally i1 conueerion v, hiave a union depok near the park at the notl ¢ vir, Suitable grounds will be furnished for Church wd =} Now is the tima (o be cheap v than they oo i in this growing cily, They wlll pever duy. g~ Apply at the Compuny’s oflice, at the Union Stochs Yards, b, A UPTON, wodations for 20 3OLAUAN, Froprioror \n elogant b " R, apt Sscremry,