Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 19, 1884, Page 6

rHe I)AH Y BEE C()U'\'CIL BL UFFQ WE l)\r\l) AY NOVEMBER 19 1854, THE DAILY BE COUNCIL BLUFFS, Wedmesdav Mornmg Nov. 18, SUBSCRIPTION A\'\TI* Oartler = =« =« « = =« = ta por woek #1000 per yosr OFFICE No. ¥ Pasyl Street, Near Brondway MINOR MENTION. H. R, Stewart, artist, at Chapman's, Sen J. Reiter's new stock of cloths. The city council meets next Monday might. Weather strips for door and windows at Chapman's. The break lately made by the prisoners in the county jail has been repaired. A new culvert has been placed on Gra- ham avenue and First street. Arthur Ball gave another of hia exhl- ‘bitions of fancy skating at the rink last evening. The double track and the half hour dummy trains promised long ago, do not appear yet. The genlal Four dance on the 26th promlses to be a happy one, and largely attended. The Y. M. C. A. held a social last evening in place of the regular literary entertainment. To-morrow evening the police force and their friends trip the light fantastic in Masonic hall. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Taylor are preparing to celebrate their tin wedding next Monday evening. The first snow of the season fell Mon. day night. There was only enough of it though to be called snow. Porsona desiring fine portralts for the holidays, should place their orders with Stuart, the artist, in advance. Mattie Vickers, supported by Chas. Rogers, appears at the opera house to- morrow evening in ‘“‘Jacquine.” The city building needs a vault, the safes not being sufficiently strong for the keeping of the records and papers. John Nicholson has disposed of his bus- iness on lower Broadway, and will soon open a restaurant for the up town. What 1s to be d ne with the crumb. ling court house! Will the city council order it boarded up and forsaken. It is proposed to string ten electric lights on Broadway and Main streets the night of the coming democratio jubilee. The funcral of Edward Murphy will take place at the residence, No. 927 North Tenth street, at 9 o'clock this amorning, B. R. Ball has retired from the Sincer sowing machine agency, and now joins with Mr. Franz Cook in the zeal estate business, Cards are out fur the marriage of D. C “Tucker to Clara E. Miller, at the resi- dence of Mrs, E. W. Miller, on north Xighth street Thankegiving day. “‘Sport” Miller was complaining at police headquarters that his son Frank ‘was creating a commotion at home, and tried o knock the old man down. Box 7, of the fire alarm, has been put in place of box 18, corner of Seventh stroe! and Washington avenue, and No 18 is placed in the C., B, & Q tower. An attemp* is to be made to got the street railway company to extend its track clear up Broadway. Some decent cars are needed much worse than more track. It is Officer Dunn's son who is recover- ing from a severe illness, instead of Ofi- cer Dennison, The evening papers which copied Tug Brr's item will please oorrect, There does not seem to be much of any business at the city weighmaster's office, notwithstanding the attempt ot the coun- cil to force teams to stand near there in. stead of on Muin street. Samething ought to be done to Bay- liss park to prevent its becoming a frog pond next spring. The streets all about the park have been filled up, leaving the park much below grade, The young people of Broadway Moethodist church have organized what is known as tho M. L. 8, O, and propose glving a series of entertainments this winter, the first of which will be in Masonlc hall Thaoksgiving night, D, Bolts, colored, was brought before Justice Vaughan yesterday on a charge of assanlting Peter Green, also colored, with a club, on the last day of last month, The case was ocontinued to December b, Bolts giving $300 bond, The sidewalks on Tenth avenue, be- tween Third and Fourth streets, are in wery bad condition, and one in front of » vacant lot is very dangerous on that block. Beveral persons already have been hurt by falling in a big hole at this ) Beveral have inquired why the curblng at the new government building is nearly slc inches lower than along adjacent beg: property. The reason is that flagging is €0 bo used for a sidewalk, six loches #hick, runnivg right over the curbing, which will bring the walk up to grade Mr, W. W. A, Bwith, the private sec- rotary of Mayor Vaughan has lately been placed on the pay roll of the fire depart ment at §65 & month, and assigued to 1'» house. This makes thies more paid wen than the department hold w'en Chief Templeton was st the head of the force, A novel caso came up before Justice Bchurz to-dsy, O. E, Anderson ocom- P'aios thet be psid H. E. Palmer $15, e latier agreeing to deliver & certaiu Auantity of cosl. Anderscn ssys ho 7 |never received the coal, and has not “* [ been bl to get the money back. Judge Aylesworth yestorday received o telogram nsking him to join ina dem- ocratic jollification at Carroll this even- ing. Judge Ayleswor duties here compelled him t> decline. Bosider, two votes is not much of a majority for him to enthuse over, M#s Heater Richardson, who died in Omaha Monday night, at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Cox, is to bo brought to this city to-morrow for burial, her father and mother being buried here, and her step-mother, Mra. Richardson, living here at the corner of Damon and Clinton street, Some of the saloonists at the begin: ning of the prosent quartor made a kick about paying & liconse. Thoy at first offortd to pay by the month, but the mayor notified them they must pay up three months at a time or else shut up. They are now coming in pretty well with the cash. Mrs. J. A. Spoor died at her residence, No. 1518 Tenth avenue, yesterday morn- ing. The event was not unexpected, she having had a surgicaloperation performed several days ago, a tumor being removed, Since which time she has sunk rapidly. Mrs. fpoor was widely known in this oity, where she has lived for years, The funeral services will be held this after- noon from the restdence, The case of Luke Crowley vs. the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway company, has been tried in the Unlted States court in De¢a Moines, and & ver- dict given of §6,600 in Orowley's favor. Crowley was a brakeman on a stock train, in September, 1883, and just east of Neola the train runinto a bull, was thrown from the track, and Crowley re- ceived Injuries which disables him for life. Judd & Smith, the electric belt manu- facturers, are starting two new offices, one at Dallas, Texas, which will be man- aged by W. L. Ellison, of Nebraska Oity. The other 1s at Fort Wayne, S. | which will be managed by S. T. Smith, one of the firm, Virgil Bergen, of this city, will go to Fort Wayne to be in the office there. Mr. Smith, it is saidis to take a new partner on the 26ih of this month, the fair one being one of the fa vorite young ladies of Sheboygan, Mich., Miss Cassie Corinors, The democrats are preparing for a grand hurrah, parade, jollification, ratifi- oation, celebration, etc., on Wednesday evering of next week. A committee was going the rounds yesterday securing sub. soriptions, the intention being to secure at least $1,600. As the jollification is to be 50 extensive as to bring in a largs number from the surrounding country, it will be a grand occasion for Council Bluffs, and as & matters of city enterprise many republicans will giadly help make it 8 sucoess as results now cannot be affect- ed by said demonatrations. A barber remarked to one of the Bre force yesterday that Council Bluffs bar- bers could not agree upon closing their places of business on Sunday, but at a meeting of the knights of the razor they had agreed to raise tho price of shaving to all republicans. At the request of Mr. Bee man the barber explained that the republicans usually had such awfally long faces, just about now,you know. The price for shaving democrats has aleo been ralsed because 80 many of them swore they would never shave sgain untlla democratic president was elected, and they have had to wait a long time, Yeosterday afternoon a marriage oc- curred at the old Baldwin homestead which of more than passing interest to the social circles of this :ity, the bride being Miss Susan Baldwin, sister of John N. Baldwin, & young liuy who has lived here since childhood, The man so fortu- nate as to win so worthy a bride was Mr. Jason Walker, of Madison, Ky, who has an excellent business and social stand- ing. The ceremony was performed by Rov. Mr. Mackey, of St. Paul's Episco- pal church, and in the presence of a goodly number of friends. The newly wedded ones left on the morning train for Chicago., The congratulations and well-wishes of many here follow them. Weoathar strips, Weathor strips, Woath er strips, at W, W, Chapman’s. Exclude rain, dust and cold from your house by the use of the wood and rubber weather strips, for sale by W, W, Chap- man, e — The finest mirrors in the city, new and novel, at Chapman's, ROUGH ON REAGAN, Returning He KFinds His House in Flames. Home J. C. Reagan, the paving contractor, left Saturday for his home in Earlham, On arriving there he found the house in | flames, and speedily belng reduced to ushes, Mrs, Roagan a day or two before had given birth to twins, and was con- fined to her bed when the fire was dis- covered in the upper portlon of the house. For a woman in her condition she showed rare presence of mind, and giving directions us to the removal of lunu!ura and the gathering up of her jewelry. She sent for a stalwart Swede, employed in the quarry, and having blankets wrapped about herself, the muscular man lifted her up a8 8 child, and carried her to his home near by, while the nurse took the twin babies, When Mr. Rea. @an arrived the house was nearly gone, but most of the furniture was saved. The building was putly covered by iusurance Mr. Reagan’s home at Earlhswm being thus broken up, his friends are now urg ing lm to move his family here, and there is some possible prospect of his de- ciding to do #o sud make Counal Bluffs his perganent home e — Wrought Tron Reuges atreduced prices, De Vol & Wright, 604 Broadway, I”KLD A DAISY A Picrce Street Siren Locked up for Robbing a Mamed Man of & Wateh, Yesterday morning thers was in the inution into the charge Daiey Duprez, The pros police court ex ine of robbery made ¢ rather raw" notriety. rens was n man named A, was passing by 7 wits yers, who claimed that he Daisy's house, on his way bome, when she called to him to come in, aa the house was full of smoke, and she thought it was on fire, or ¢lse there was some thing wrong with the stove. On e ing the b hed his watch and chain, and he then caus d hor arrest The watch was found on her He swore that he had seen the woman before that had had no con versation with her. She testified, on the other hand, that they had been acquaint ed for a year, and he had been very inti mate with her' and was owing her about $1560. He gave her the watch to keep un- til he could get the money to pay her. Styers had his own wife present to testi fy to tne identity of the watch. whicl was not, in dispute. The details of the exemination were disgusting, and it se. ma that & man who had any respect for hi wife would have almost have rather le the old watch go,than to have her subject -d to the hearing of such filthy testimory The court decided to hold Daisy to awat the action of the grand jury, which meets D-cember 8th, The bonds were fixed ai 83000, and being unable to give thes: she was sent to jail. Pierco street will probably be mors quiet while she is away #a she has been ‘‘a holy terror” in that noighborhood. "~ It will pay you to see our lme of stover before you buy. Dr Von & WrienT, 504 Broadway. e — Order hard wood of P. Overton, —— PERSONALS, P, Kavanagh, of Battle Creek, 1a., put up at the Revero houso yesterday. A. 7. Dickson and wife, of Chicago, are at the Pacific, J.T. Pugh, of Pacific Junction, was in the clty yestorday. Frank W, Hoauey, of Philadelphia, i at the Pacific. Frank Mithen, who formerly lived here, and who has been in Loadvillo for two and o half years past, is back again, N. L. Hall, who lately rotired from the Pa- cific house billiard hall, and who s now the propristor of & hotel at Blair, Neb., is in the city grooting his wany friends, Orders by telephone for flour, feed, wood, coal, and hay, will be promptly filled by Cook & Oooper, 700 Broad way. e —— Telephonoe to No. 113 for dry hard atove wood and kindling. Big supply. Prices low. Prarr OveRTON. + Window shades at oust to close them out, P, O. Miller 13 Penrl street. ? Stewart stoves, Do Vul & Wright. St. John Bros. have bought, cleaned and refurnished the Revere House, 549 Broadway, opvosite the opera house. Council Bluffs, where you will find clean rooms, clean beds and well filled tables. Terms $1.50 per day. o — Closing Out, To cloge the business I offer my stock of miscollaneous books, picture, fanzy goods, notions, fire screena, easels, willow and cane high chairs and children’s rockers, at prices never known before in the weet. H. E Seaman, paper, books and station- ery, 504 Broadway. Council Bluffs, n Ute cresklin 0 leasod to Col- e, who in_ con- and Hon T. B, Outron will work i, A fu of men is al- rendy at work cleaning out shafts snd tuu- nels wnd good reul Bef ro whut, over $500,000 in wold 1re way t AUCTION SALE g The underiigred will sell at Pupuic AucrtioN, to the highest bidder, at his residedce, No. 1804 Eighteenth street. Council Bluffs on SaturpAY Nov, 22, all his Household ~ Furniture, Jonsisting of parlor and bedroom sets, ki chen furniture, cook and heating stoves, crockerv ete Terws " Josegh et For'Sale! I will sell tho following property on easy terms it Dought within 30 days. 200 Acre Farm, Fivo milos north of Counell Bluffs; good bam, house orohard, aud all fenéed. 0 Acre Farm, Five milce sastof Logan, Hurrlson, oounty, Jows, a1 od, ‘ood oh r 0 P pastuire, o84 t.«.mu; dl Vided 640 thros Qesirabls simall farias. 800 Acre Farm. “Ix miles east of Onawa, Monons county, Tows, on the Maplo tlver; kood_houss, barn ¥6x1%0 fet, ‘foed yards, pheds eto.; 200 aoros under 1w, baance lu timber, meadow aad pasture; first class stook farm in every respect. 240 Acres of W1d Land, Suitable for Farming, ALSO 260 Head of Cattle, 75 Head of Horses, 300 He d of Hogs Also Farming Tmplementa sufficiont to cary on said farms, Also 16,000 Bushels of Corn, and 400 Tons of Tame and Wild Hay. Bald stock, corn, feed aud machinery e divide! up on sald farms, aud will be sold only in coanection with sald farms. Hero is agood chanos for Oholoa Stock tarms, well stack o, roaly for work, Posession given on date of purchse, If desired. Coll on'or address E P. CADWELL, Councll Blufls, lows. INTEIWRT Fall Goods -ar S AVED S A ED. From $5 to $15 Saved on Every Buit. By having your Clothing made to order at the A WAN AMA EER f the Great Merchant Tailering House of & BROWN, COUNCIL I‘I(H\ NORENE & LANDSTROM, Merchant Tailors, Fall Goods Ready. Suits Made to Order in Latest Style on Short Notice and a Reasonuale Prices. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Silks, Dress Goods :& Novelties OF THE SEASON. 206 Main Street, Councll Blafts, OUR CLOAKDEPARTMENT| : Junps ELECTRIC BELT. 6,000 Eloctric Balta rold for the Month of Sept, by us. Aocents Wanted! Refcronces—Any of the businesa houses In Counoil Bluffs, JUDD & SMITH Propeietors, Salesrooms 319, Broadway. Manufactory 30, Fourth 8t. COUNCIL BLUFFS- KIEL SALE STABLES K“f Horses and Mules constantly on hand which we will gell in retail or wholesale lots. All Stock Warranted as Represented. Whole:ale and retail dealers it Grain and Baled Hay. Prices sonable. “atisfaction Guaranteed, ‘SCHLUTER & BOLEY Corner Fifth Ave. & 4th St., Council Bluffs, i3 very complete in variety and excellence - of 'goods. Cloakings, Plushes, Velvets, Eider, Down and Jersey Cloth (RTINS | CURTAINS Tambour, | Turcoman, NMadras and I.ace Curtain Goods, Window Shades, Etc., Ete. CARPETS STOCK COMPLETE IN SBMITH & TOLLER Agts., LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS 7 and 9 Main street, COounor Brurrs, A Complete Line of Fall Goods to Seleci From. MOQUETTE, BODY BRUSSELS, INGRAIN & HEMF I LARGEST AND:BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF Elair Goods In Iowa and Nebraska, and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. oSt wre dptect . ¢ Yo } MRS, D, A, BENEDICT, Mamufactrer, 0il Cloth, Rugs, Mattings, Mats, Etc., Ete. HARKNESSBROS. 401 Broaaway, Council Bluffs, Jowa: MRS. J. J. GOOD. Waves, Switches, Whatnots, Langt."y ard Pompadour Frizzes, ot rosamay” ALL KINDS OF = COOKING AND HEATING STOVES Both new and second hand. ranging in prices from $3.50 to $26 each. Take advantage and call early to ontain the best bargains. Iam making a big reduction in FURNITURE As 1 noed the room ¢ display my stock of stoves. Council Blufte, Iows, 5 MAX MOIEIN, Proprit o HairGoods CRESTON HOUS 29 MAIN STREET, COUNCIL BLUF F ~———EVERYTHING #IRSTCULASS, —— i Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St., - COUNCILBLUFFS . F. CLATTERBUCK, G. EpGAg, O. F Brswick, Manager. Assistant. Secretary Gouncil, Bluffs Detective Association N 0 du Al kincy ot dstectivo work for 1o, Tolograph an ilway co spanies ,”rfillu:;:;un': . ict \l!nrua)u #5100 roward offered for the arsest ~gsociation All communications C. Box 1298, es, Corvorai o on or persons frand aviction of any ly ropi %Oitice: Matonto Tennle Council Biufs Lowa. P stelotly ooufidential. HALLETT, DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS Endorsed by Fraxz Luse, EMERSON PIANOS. Unrivalled or Tone or Finish, KIMBALL PIANOS Best Modorn Prico to Buy, The Kimball Organ, 80 long and favorably known in the woat, recommenda STEW ART, ~ Sole Agent for above lings of Goods, = Warerooms, 529 uncil Bluffs Correspondence Soli ited. Agexts Wantal, MRS, S. J. NORRIS Latest Styles Miilinery. Having opened in a new store I Invite the inspection of ladies. MRS. S, J, NORRIS, 236 Broadway, - - . Council Bluffs ASADY, ORGUTT & FRENGH urtains, in Llu' 151'K, Turcoman, Ete,i Ofllcloths, Mattings, Linoleums Bt Y-S -%=-3oL\ &5 HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, Whoicest and Best Seleoted STOOK in the WEST, tnd 30t Trondwar COTNOTL BLOFES I0%A omo and be convinced that we are headquarters for all goods in our lin¢ heapest place to buy CARPETS, Curtains and House Furnishings in th: Olty. . Dpbolstering and Beddiog Supplice: & Nos. 5, 7and 9 MASONIO TEMPLE - . OOUNOIL BLUFF§& Mail Orders Filled PromptlyCardane MANDEMAKERS & V/N, Garpenters! Architects STAIR BUILDING A SPECIALTY. 201 Upper Broadway Cor, Stutsman St., COUNCIL BLUFFS. Orders in the city or country solicited. Promptattention and satisfaction Guaranteed Plans and specifications furnished free. MRS. L. A. WARBURTON, FasHionaBLE DRESSMAKE Cutting and Fitting a Specialty. BROADWAY COUNCIL BLUFFS. Metcalf Bros.. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN L. C. ARBUTHNOT, —~—ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN—— MTTHLTETITN ER™NY I DEMAREST'S FALL 5412 BROADWAY, 4 = ol ® W. P ALYSWORTH. PAPER PATTERNS JUST RECEIVED, COUNCIL BLUFFS3 FEHOUSE MOVER Frame Houses moved on the LITTLE GIAN { trucks aud any distance and over any kine e une BRICK HOUSES raised. Al work guaranteed. Lk W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1610 Hioth wreok, CIL BLU¥F¥S semorar. wowrom. Speil Bargans In Wall Paper. Wo would eall your attention to the fact that the . . offer all goods now in stock, at prices never before quoted in this city. NEW BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE BOUSE|="~""ssmmesie v ~ARE OFFERING — Bargaing Which Cesnnot bo Obtained Elsewhere [PF- ©- O- HAZEIN We can convinoe everybody that we say what we mean and mean what we say. But the best way to DENTIST . il e T A e e e kb et T 2] 100 MAIN BTREET, test the truthtuloess of our assertions s to call and examine our stock snd prices, always remewbering basis of Luyi d welling, theieb; otecting purchasers from ovescharge, o Tyiag a 4 oo Do 53 V417 Eicadway, Couscll Blut [QoUNQIL BLUPPS = & N. 8CHURZ, Justice of the Peace. OFFICE OVER AMRRICAN EXPRESS, 1owa | COUNCIL BLUFF3, 10WA, THAT WE DEFY COMPETITION IN EVERY PARTICULAR, ADAMS & 9