Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 20, 1884, Page 7

I'meE DATLY BEE — — THE DAILY BEE. GOUNCIL BLUFFS, Thursday Morning Nov. 20, CRIPTION RATES Streot, Near Broadway %o, 7 Pearl MINOR MEN TION, . R, Seo J The Bavarian band goes to Clarinda to- morrow. Stewart, artist, at Chapman's, . Reiter's new stock of cloths, Weather strips for door and windows at Chapman's, The Missourl valley democrats have their harrah to-night. Another assortment of hats just re- ceived. J.J. Auwerda & Co. Willie Davis, the runaway boy, has been taken to the reform school, Woather strips, Weather strips Weath- or strips, at W, W. Chapman’s, To-night the dance of the police force will draw a crowd to the Magouic hall. A goodly number from here expeot to attend the jollification in Omaha Satar- day evening. Special sale of feathers on this Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday. J.J. Au- worda & Co. H. C. Cary s putting a concrote walk about his lot, corner of Kighth strect and Willow avenue, 1f you want fine portraits for the holi- days, place your order early with Stowart, the artist. Don't wait. Tho funeral of Mrs. Spoon is to bo held this morning at 11 o’clock, from the residence, No. 1618 Tenth avenue. The superintendent of the clty schools reports an enrollment of 2,140, and an average daily attendance of 1,936, dxclude rain, dust and cold from your house by the use of the wood and rubber weather strips, for sale by W. W. Chap- man, The funeral of Edward Murphy was largoly attended yesterday at the Catholic church, and many followed the remains to the cometery. Otto Lund was before the court yoster- day charged with assault and battery by a man whose name is Dennis. The case was continued until yesterday. The young ladies of the broom brigade who aro to appoar in the M. L. S. C. en- tertainment in Masonic hall Thanksgliv- ing night, are sald to bo getting vory pro- ficient in drill, James Nolan, who was arrested for picking the pocket of a man in Bokern- peis’ saloon last Saturday night, was yes- terday discharged, the prosecuting wit- ness failing to materialize. ““William Welch has, movedjtwo houscs from near tho iron works and placed them next to his store, corner of Tenth stroot and Fourth avenue. Ho will fit them up nicely and rent them. A street car was yesterday sent up Broadway, on the first trip of the exten- sion to the Methodist church. About half way up it jumped the track, und was brought back to the Ogzden houso in dis- gust. Tho dear old lady still tells its leaders that there is doubtabout Cleveland being o! ected, and that the democrats are not 5o confident as they wore, and atill prates about being “‘a reliable nows- paper.” Atlantic and Sioux City have patterned after Council Bluffs and passed ordi- nances liconsing the salo of pop and other beverages not prohibited by law. Ta other words, licensing saloons to run despite the state prohibitory law. The Northwestern Telephone company of Ida Girove has been organized with a capltal of 825,000, to build and operate telephone lines in Ida, Sac, Cherokeo, Plymouth, Woodbury, Winona, Harri- son and Pottawattamie counties. When the new justices Frainey is to reopen his oflice on Broad- way near Bryant street, Mr. Hendricks will probably occupy the office of Justice come in, associated with him have not been able to got any very definite tidinga of him, He has some creditors here who are also de sirous of learning of his whereabouts His family say that he Omaha, with the intention of going fur wont over tc ther westward if he could get a pass of the board of health The sttention was yesterday called to the fact thero are several cases of diptheria in the city, and the quostion arises whether houses whore there are cases, should b \uarantined, or whether there should t “diptheria here public. N definite action has been decided upon simply cards tacked up thus warning the Officer John Dann has been presented by his father with a fine piece of prop erty on upper Broadway. It has a front ago of about 150 teot, and a house, which Dunn has proceeded to occupy as a resi denco. Ho s repairing and Improving his old homo, and filling the lot and will ront that. Dann is unusaally well fixed in this world's goods for a pollceman, The remains of Miss Esther Richard son are expected to arrive on the 11:30 dummy train from Omaha this morning, and the friends of the family will meot at the Broadway depot here at that hour and procoed to the cometery. Miss Richardson wae born in St. Lous April 12, 1857, and when a babe her parents moved hero, where sho lived until 1875, whon she went to Omaha to make her home with her sister, their mother having died soveral yeara before. Mark Durgee, the happy manager of the Ogden houae, is to make his debut, and doubtless his reputation asa come- dian in the comlng presontation of “Tho Great Republic,” which is being arranged for presentation the first week In Decom- ber, and in which several hundred of the pupils of the public echools will take part. Mark is said to be an unusually good comedian, though not a profession- al, and he has been assigned the leading part, to which he will doubtless do credit, A Missouri Valley man named Becker, camo to this city with a load of hogs, got drunk, and wandering around to the city cooler, sat down on the steps and yelled for the landlord to open up and give him a night's lodging. George Guanella was sleoping up stairs, but so soundly that ho did not hear him, but two policemen were attracted from Broadway, and ac- comodated the Missouri Valley man, Yesterday he learned that the night's lodging at the city hotel cost §7.60. He had no money but a friend named Miller paid his bill, and the two went off happy. The young son of J. W. Morse is still in a critical conditlon, from the injuries received at the hands of the Allen boys, while coming from achool. The kick given young Morse in the groln seems to have caused serious internal injuries, the result of which are very serious, at the best. The boys have boen expelled trom school, but the matter should not be allowed to rest thus. According to young Morso's statoment he was used most shamefully on several occasions, and the ruflianly conduct of the Allen boys seems to havo been carriod on at other times. One of the boys went so far as to attack ono of the teachers, 1f ono-half told of them is true they should be given a term in the ceform school. Tho dear old lady called hor childron about her yesterday morning and told them that the number of readers of her sorap book had increased groatly, and that she hoped to “‘further command pub- lic confidenco as a reliable newspaper.” She doea not ssy how much she has in- creased her number of readers, or how much she has. Tur Bee is tho only paper in this part of tho world that dares to state openly its circulation, and as for ‘‘rellability” the old lady can hardly hope for getting any reputation for that, so long as the public remembers the partisan reports she made of tho last eloction, and her nonsensical claims concerning the result long after the result was known and sottled. She cannot lay much claim to reltability when she openly confesses that sometimes all tho regular force is away, and that some out sider alips in offonsive stutements. Nor can she claim relibility 8o long as she credits to the Chicago News editorials which never appeared in that paper. — Abbott, and Mr. Shurz will continue the oocupying the oflice now held by him, N. J. Bond, who has just returned from Denver, Is introducing here the Crescent mills flour, manufactured in that city. The flour ranks high and promises to be a favorite brand hero when once the public got well acquainted with it, The fellow known as “Cute,” who promised to keep out of town, returned yosterday and was quickly nabbed. He #sid he only run over from Omaha to sottle a fow bills, and that he would go right back aguin, aud a chance to do so waa given him laat evening. Tke colored church folk are trying to ralso money to complete their building and to this end give & festivalin the Knights of Pythias hall this evening Four of the young men of the church are striving to see which can raise the most money by soliciting, and the most suc- cessful is to be given a gold-headed cane 1t seems now that the proposed demo- cratic jollification here may not take place, there being cousiderablo trouble in getting enough money to meet the necessary expenses. The ‘‘barrel” has been about emptied and the attempt to get the means by subscription does not seom to meet with wuch success. As a matter of city enterprice Council Bluffs ought to thow up as well as uny of the cities of its eiza, Theic is conslderable talk cauned by the ditappearance of G sorge Edgar, the detective. He told a tears about a week 880, and since thon those who have been It will pay you to sve our line of stoves before you buy. De Vou & Wrianr, 504 Broadway, = N An Election Bet, One of tho novel bets ou election was pald yesterday, and ocreated quito a little flurry of interest, Lese Forman, the winner, seated in a wheelborrow, was wheeled by Will Owen from Forman's store to Mr, Forman's resldence, The wheelbarrow was fantastically adorned with an arch with brooms, ribbons, ete., and musio was furnished by Bob Hunt. ington, who, arrayed in a blue coat and brass buttons, made a wholo military band of himself, playivg a #olo on a big bass drum, A crowd of *‘kids" cheered Owen on s ho puffed and pushed, ng of haudkerchiefs from private residencos indlcated that the lndies wero watching with interest. Leo Forman seemed to mako an unusually heavy load, but investigation afterward showed that some of the boys had hidden f shot in the barrow, As often as Forman shouted for Cleveland Owen had to follow suit, with a refrain on the bass drum. On reaching the residence Owen was sorved witha big dinner, aud the affsir ended as it began, jollily. — 1teal Fatate Transfors, The following transfers were filed iu the county olerk's office yeaterday and re: ported for the Bex by J, P, McMahon, real estate agint, November 19, 1884 Frank Waterman Ainsworth, Part L and wife toC. R 13 of the official p'at 3 and 24 B 20 Mere- 00 00 dith's add | James D, l‘uvktr and w){-v to A. A, Gamblow 3, n. e |, 14, 74, §2040, James D Parker and uu.. to Burritt | Merton &, w |, n. e |, 14, 74, 38. $1010. that [ . STOPPING THF WORK An Injunction Threatened to Toter fere With the Indian Creck Improvement has undertaken a in ¢ to widen and despen Indian toopen up a ditch clear to the river to let tho surplus wator and the swerage have an outlet. Thero are many theorles as to how and whero the work should be done, but having ¢ ded na plan, condemnations of land have been made for a right of way, and ar- rangemonts made for lsening bonds to pay for tho work, While the city coun- cil has been trying to arrange tho finan ial part in some logal and satisfactory maaner, thero has boen much discontent manifest among somo whose property lies ndjacent to the (()LA\(IL BLUFFS THU R\l)\\ NOVEMBER J. MUGRLLER, PROPRI PAT.ACH Music Hall Upon 'he openine of the season for ETOL OF improveinent, All of those whose prop orty has been condemned have appealed from tho award, and now an injunction suit is ulrm.»uml, the papers now being prepared, If aninjunction is made to stick, proventing the opening of the ditch,it will doubtless cause great trouble, for the upper part of the work being done there can no outlet bo given, and there will doubtless be great damege resulting, and matters will be worse t if left as originally. It is to be hoped that some satifactory adjustment of differences will ba reached, but the present outlook indi- cates a atormy soason of legal conteste, for flour, feed, Orders by P hay, will be promptly wood, coal, s filled by Cook & Cooper, 700 Broad- way. — Telophone to No. 113 for dry hard stove wood and kindling. Big supply. Prices low. Prarr OVERTON, e — Window shades at cost to close out. P. C. Miller 13 Pearl street. them C— Crambs From Crawford, Crawford Bulletin, Sheriff Seomann took Henry Meyer to Danbury lnst weck, where he was wanted for Immediate trial on a charge of horse stealing. About 8600 worth of glandered horso fleah has beon killed In Soldier township. Ralph Fronch lost two horses, Henning two, and John Murphy one mule. Mr. A. P. McCaul died at Fast Lawas, Mich., on the 8th inst. He was formerly ono of the leading morchants of Denison, and popular with all our oitizons, Hia death will be unlversally regretted. The board of supervlsors transacted business expeditiously last weok. Among othor commendablo acts thoy relloved the hailstorm sufferors « { Washington and Union townships of all taxes for 1884, excopting school tax. Ono of the most scientific of doad- hending onterprises occurrod on the Northwestern last weok. A man repre- senting himself to bo a bridge inapsotor for the company ordered tho section hoss at Council Blaffs to tako him on his hand car to tho next soction, whoso boss ro- ceived a similar order, and 80 on to Jof- forson, whero the imposturo was detect- od. The follow went through Denison Wodnesday, and_but for an accidental discovery might have “‘inspected his way through to Chicago. — St. John Bros. have bought, cleaned and refurnished the Revere House, 540 Broadway, opposite the opera house, Council Biuffs, where you will find cloan rooms, clean bods and well filled tables, "Torms $1 50 per day. ——— A colony of Connesticut farmers is being sottled in Dakota by P, T. Bar- num, e Jlosing Out, To closo tho business I offer my stock of miscollaneous books, picture, fanzy goods, notions, fire scrcens, easels, willow and cano high chairs and children’s rockers, at prices nover known before in the west. H. E. Seaman, papor, books and station- ory, 604 Broadway, Council Blufla, — Tho finest mirrors in the city, new and novel, at Chapman's. o — Order hard wood of P. Overton, AUCTION SALE The under-igned wi'l seil at Pupric Averion, to the highest bidder, at his residedee, No. 1804 Bighteenth street. Council Blafls on Satrrnay Nov. 22, all his Household ~ Furniture, Consisting of parlor and bedroom sets, kitchen furniture, cook and heating stoves, crockerv ete. Terms " Juseph Gibed For Sale ! 1wilacll the following property on easy torus if bought within 50 days. 200 Acre Farm, Five miles north of Council Bluffs; good haru, house orchiard, aud all fenced 400 Acre Farm, Five mllcs east ot Logan, Harrison, county, lows, all forced, food yard, barn, howrcs, orchard, ote.; 200 ander plow, 160 acres {ame gras nicadow, 100 acres timber and pasture. This farm e be oasily di 1 11to three desirable small farms, 800 Acre Farm. F1x miilos cast of Onaw tho Maple 1iver; good yards, pheds, olo.; 200 acros ui W, balance in tmber, mewdow and pasture; a first R 1 every respoct. 240 Acres of Wild Land, Suitable for Farming, ALSO 250 Head of Cattle, 75 Head of Horses, 300 He d of Hogs. ts sufticient to carry on said Also Alo Farmiog Impleny fan 16,000 Bushels of Corn, and 400 Tons of Tame and Wild Hay, the Holiday Goods trade, | heg to inform my customers and the public in gener- al, th-t | havz made extensive prepara- tions for a large trade and feel confi- dent that | can fill all orders that may e entrusted 1g,me to your entire sat- isfactigy My avsonmgm of nmpurted and do- nestic goods, | am pleased 1o assure you, is far superior to any of previous seasons, and a visit to my establis- ment, 103 Main street, Council Bluffs, lowa, will repay you. The entire stock has heen selected by myself with a view to meet the wants and demands of the general trade in the west. Should none of my agents he able to call on you during the season it will he of great advan- tage to you to pay me a visit and per- sonally select your wants, as travel- ing men never can carry sucha full line as is shown you at my head- quarters. 'J. MUELLER. 103 MAIN STREET, Council Bluffs, - - - Towa ~ MRS. J. J. GOOD. Waves, Switches, Whatnots, Lang\.'y ard Pompadour Frizzes, ALL KIND8 OF Eair<Goods 29 MAIN STREET, COUNCIL BLUF ¥ 0. B Beswick, Secretary. G Iulm AR, ant. A. F. CLATTERBUCK, Manager. Gouncil Bluffs [lelecnve Assuclanun o all kinda of dutective wark for iar D alactorsm covered Co and convicti striotly confide ‘Stolon mnwl!.y - " oftored for tho arrest All communications peoourad 860 ro eutly ropros:utin: this. Avsoc of any person ial. Oic ivIRé S. J. NORRIS, Latest Styles Millinery. Haying opercd fu & new storo [ invite the inspection of ladies MRS, S, J, NORKRES, Coun Bluffs 16 Broadway, - - - ASADY, ORCUTT & FRENCH urtains, in hc.s. Uk, Turcoman, Ete, Oilcloths, Mattings, Linoleums Bt: ATRIPENS hoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST, >me and be convinced that we are headquarters for all goods in our line heapest place to buy CARP! , Curtains snd House Furnishings {n thi City. Upholstering and Bedding Supplies. Nos, 5, 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE UOUNCIL BLUFFS Mail Orders Filled PromptlyCardane ’\IA\'I)E'\IAI\ERB é. V!N Carpenters? Architects STAIR BUILDING A SPECIALTY. 201 Upper Broadway Cor, Stutsman St., COUNCIL BLUFFS. Orders in the city or country solicited. !‘mmpl attention and satisfaction ()nnr iteed. Plans and specifications hm||~|ml free. MRS. L. A. WARBURTON, FasuHioNABLE DRESSMAKE Cutting and Fitting a Specialty. COUNCIL BLUF BROADWAY PECIAIL, NOTICE. We would eall your attention to the fact that the NEW BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE ARE OFFERING Bargaing Which Cannot be Obtained Elsevshere. 8l atack, corn, feed and machinery {3 divided up hat wo | whoa we say. But the best way o \ § We can conyince everybady that we say what wo mean and mean whod on wakd fufnue, ud will be-sold oufy i connection [,y VY, ShLEH\ices of ik Amertions 1 €0 call s sxailay our stock and prices, alway?, remombe Here iy agood chianos for Ohotee Sock fur THAT WE DEFY COMPETITION IN EVERY TICULAR, stacked, roady for work, Posession givun on date of - + the magle word which will a'tract the atteuti>n L eversbody, 1t 18 the word we used purchas, it dosired el e s Cikd M b u offer thom 10 you at 80 1w 4 A cash Call on'or address b & Jhel ¥ ¢hy pectvctiog purcha ehargs. £ P. CADWELL, ? ™% DAMS ® Broadway, Councl Blugt Council Blufle, Lowa. 20 15"‘ SA -V Jaidd S.A."‘?"}_,D. Fru.n $a to $15 Saved on Evex‘y Smt WANAMARER & BROWI' 2 PEARY, ST, COUNCIL IIVI)\, o .- : a1 \“ lined; a ( il . . o . r f 1 WANAMAKER & BROWN'S, Tailor sunsil Hiu® RENE & LANDSTEOM, chant "L'ailoxrs., Fall Goods Ready. Suits Made to Order in Latest Siyle it Short Notice and a Keasonale Price SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 205 Main Streot, . . . : N i Couneil Blafls DR. JUDD'S ELECTRIC BELT. 0,000 Eloctrlo Belta ol for tho Manth of Sept, by us. Acents Wanted! References--Any of the business houses in Counctl Bluffs. JUDD & SMITH Proprietors, Salesrooms 319, Broadway. Manufactory 30, Fourth St. COUNCIL BLUYES. IEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which wo will sell in retail or wholesale lota, All Stock Warranted as Represented. Wholeale and retail dealers in Graln and Baled Hay, Prices sonable. Satisfaction Guaranteed. SCHILUTER & BOLEY Corner Fifth Ave. & 4th St., Council Bluffs, SMITH & TOLLER Agts, ’ LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS i 7 and 9 Mala street, CounorL BLUFFS, - - - = - Jowa. A Complete Line of Fall Goods to Selectc From. LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF EairGoods In Towa and Nebraska, and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway, Councl} Bluffs, Iowa. oSSRl e optect ot * N 1 MRS, D, A, BENEDICT, Mannfacturer, COOKING AND HEATING STOVES Both mew and second hand, ranging ia $25 each. Take ul]\”l'lt:l"@ and call early to obtain the best bargains. [ am making a big reduction in FUORNITUORE As Luced the room & dfsplay my stock of stoves. prices from $3.50 to A. J.MANDEL, 32 Broadway, Council Bluffe, Towa, DS I BIOELIN, GRESTON HOUS ———EVERYTHING £IHSTOLASS, —— Nos. 287 and 219 S. Main St., - COUNL[LBLUH PIANOS. HALLETT, DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS Endorsed by FaANz Lisar, EMERSON PIANOS. Uarivalled or Tono or Finteh, KIMBALL PIANOS Best Modern Price to Buy, The Kimball Or STEW ART, uncil Biuffa , 0 long and blo Agent Corresp rably known In the west, racammon da linos of Goods., Wharorooms, 339 Soliitad, Agonts Waatol, R etcalf BErosam., WHOLESALK DEALERS IN HATS CAPS BUCKGLOVES, 4 l’rflldwnm (R(01 b vXI'ILRI TRFS 10 b“\ L. C. ARBUTHNOT, ALL THE LATEST STYLES IN MILIELETITN TR Y DEMAREST'S FALL PAPER PATTERNS JUST RECEIVED, 542 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFF3 w. P ALYSWORTH ETOUSE. MOV EIER Framo Houses moved on the LITTLE GIANT trucks aud any distarce and Over say kina or grousi BRICK HOUSES raised. All work guarsuteed W. P. AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth stroet. COUNCIL BLUFF8 Speclal Bargains In Wall Paper. -n order to make room for an immense stock of Spring Goods, 1have decldad to offer all goods now in stock, at prices never befors (noted in this eity. GEO, R, BEARD, No, 32 Main Street, next to P, O, DR. C. C. HAZEI DENTIST 100 MAIN ST OOUHCIL BLUFFS = - N. BUHURZ ‘Jusm:e of the Pedce. IVEK A3 ARICAN EXPLERS. 10OWA, ML RLY F =