Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 17, 1884, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS, WEDNESDAY DECEJABER 17 1884 DAILY BEE. 1CIL BLUFFS, Dee. 17, BUBSORIPTION RATES, = = 20 senta per woek - $10.00 por year THE f" Wednesday Morning, OFFICE! Wo. 7 Pearl Streot, Near Broadway, MINOR MENTION. Art display Wedneaday at Bliss', H. R, Stewart, artist, at Chapman's, See J. Relter's new stock of cloths, Try McClurg's sell-raising buckwheat. 1t pays to trade at the People's store. Jloaks at your own prices at the Peo- ple’s store. Everybody is Invited to Blise’ art dis- play to-day. No house in the west can undersell the People’s store. Maequerade costumes for rent. Mra: J. E, Metealfe, 218 Broadway. All winter goods sold regardless of cost at the People’s store. Salbury’s Troubadours gave an enter- tainment at the opera house last night. The M. L. 8. C. had a quilting last evening at the home of Mrs. K. S. Bar- nett. See the beautiful line Goods at the People's store, There is talk of having the *'Great Re public” repeated under the auapices of Abe Lincoln Post G. A. R. Justice Abbott yesterday dismissed the charge of malicious trespass filed against Measrs, Denton and Cassell. [of Holiday Artle overshoes almost given away at the People's store. Coroner Connell filed a new and satls- factory bond yesterday, signed by Dr. Pinney and R. T. Bryant. The marshal now begins to 'punch up delinquent saloon keepers who have not paid thelr pop-ordinance license. The cold snap sent the mercury to sev- eral degress below zero yesterday and at noon yesterday it was just at zero. The heating apparatus of the Bloomer school building does not do good enough work to permit of regular eessions of school, the rooms beiug too cold. The young folk of the Presbyterian church had a pleasant and novel social at the residence of E. L. Shugart last even. ing. Christmas cards given away—On all cash purchases of fifty cents and upward, at Seaman’s closing out sale, 405 Broad- WaY. There wero eloven homeleas lodgers at the city jail Monday night. The demand for sleeping room is exceeding the capac- ity of the jail. The ball te ba given by the pald fire department this evening promises to be a grand success financially, and an enjoy- able event socially. James Mapleton was placed behind the grates yesterday on the chargo of stealing a valise belonging to a Pierce street girl named Gieorgia, George M. Smith and Martha E, Pickerell, of Wheeler's Grove, were yes- terday grented permit to wed; also James M. Brown, of Omaha, and Ida C. Sylvester, of this city. John Gibson and a man who escaped the police yesterdsy indulged in a row in one Broadway saloons, Gibson got one ear hadly chawed and the beauty of his face marred, and was put behind the bars, Henry Meyer was arrestod in Noola yesterday aud brought to this city for trial before Justice Schurz on a charge of stosling a clgar case, a razor and a hand- kerchief from Chris Timme, a fellow workman, Meyer was found gullty and sentenced to five days in jail. Henry Jones, colored, was arrestod yesterday for'stealing $30 from sznother darkey named Boone. The latter claim- ed that while on a spree with Jones Oc- tober 7, Jones robbed him, and since then he hae been hunting up evidence until he was eatisfied that he could prove t, Hardly a day passes without some one having oceasion to complain of tho apikes left in the telegraph poles along Broad- way. One man received an unfortunate ecratch across the ckeek, a lady tore her cloak, and 8o one mishap after another has occurred. It ia time that the matter was remedied, Thesa spikes were evi- dently driven into the poles for the con- vepience of line repairers and carelessly left after they had served thelr day of usefuloese. S —— UPSET SALE AT METCALF BROS, | —— H., A, Lnl]ms. Iate of 'l‘nn.nm, has opened an art studio in the rooms of Barke's gallery, 100 Main strect, and is prepared to supply portraits in oil and crayon in the latest style. Satiefaction guarantecd and inspection invited, e —— The Board of Trade, Thoro was an unusally lirge attend. aoce at 1he board of trade meeting lust evenivg. Judge James presented a pro- tost, which appears another column, againat the proposed extension of the U, harter, The protest was adopted as ent of the meeting. The sec- retary wus instructed to telegraph the ac- tion of the bosrd of trade to the lowa sonctors at Wachington and arrange. ments wero made for circulating the pro test for sivnatures in this city and other places in Iowa, —— UPSET SALE AT METCALF BROS, e McClurg's selt-risiug alwsys raudy for nan — —— Dr. 0. 0. Hazan, Dentlat, 100 Ma'n st STREET'S SCALP. The Connty Baard to Remove Him From (ffice, But He Doesn't Remove, At the meeting of the county board of supervisors yesterday the following was adopted Whereas, S. D. Street, clerk of courts, waa required by resolution of this board, passed November 14, 1884, to make a re- port to this board on certain subjects connected with the duties of his office on or before November 17th, 1884, and Whereas, Due notice of said resolutlon was caused to be served on said Street and Whereas, sald Street has wholly failed up to this date to make any report on any of the matters s required by said reso- lution. now therefora be it Resolved, By the board of supervl sors of Pottowattamie county, Iowa, that for such failure to report as aforesaid, and by virtue of tho provisions of paragraph 10 of section 303 of the code, we do hereby remove said S, D, Street trom the office of clerk of the district and circuit courts, in and for Pottowattamle county, Jowa, and do hereby declare sald office vacant, and the sald Street removed therefrom, and we heroby authorize and order that the clerk of this board notify said Streot of the action taken hereby, and his removal, and demand and take poesession of said office, and all books and things thereto pertalning, for and in behalf of this board. Having adopted this the next actiou was to instruct the county suditor to demand the office of Mr. Street. This demand was made, but Mr. Street In- sisted kindly but firmly that he was still clerk, and did not propose to give up the office except at the end of his term, Jan- uary 1st. The board having officlally removed him, it became necessary for that body, in order to be consistent with its action, to appolnt some one to serve as elerk. Mr. J. J. Shea, who has been elsced to the office, and who would go in in Jan- uary anyway, was accordingly appointed to fill the vacancy for the unexpired term. As Mr. Street refused to give up the office, of course Mr. Shea could do nothing beyond notifylng Mr. Street that he had been duly authorized to succeed him. The couuty board passed a resolu- tion, also, granting to Mr. Shea pay at the regular rate of 83,000 from now till January 1st, instead of paying it to Mr. Ncreet, intending thatif Mr. Street holds to the office that he shall not get the pay. This action of the board practically effects nothing. Mr. Street will doubt less continue performing his duties until the firat of January when his term ex- pires. If the board should make any attempt to get out aninjunction restrain- ing him from acting, there would doubt- less be delays, so that it would nov oust him before the end of his torm, so near at hand. As to Mr, Shea he has a good thing. He has simply to draw his pay and let Mr. Street do the work. The accountant employed by the board to go through Mr. Street’s books has not made a complete report, nor has his report been checked over by Mr. Street’s books, so that the board has a definite and certain knowledge of what amount the county should claim of Mr. Street, and Mr, Street has not made the report called for by the board. The fig- ures presented indicate that thereis a balance of about $,000, but as to how this may be modified by comparison with Mr. Street’s report, and by credits which he may claim, none can say. Tho board Is now talking of going through Mr Street’s books and checking them in comparison with the figures of the accountant’s report, and if a balance is found still due to proceed agalnst Mr. Street's bondsmen, unless he makes the amount good, Mr, Street's bonds amount to $10,000. —— Ask your grocer for McClurg’s self- ralsing buckwheat. Try it. e — ‘Wall paper and interior decorations at P. C. Miller's, 13 Pearl street. e — PEKRSONAL, Rov. T. J. Mckay is off on a biief trip to Chicago. Mr, and Mrs. J. Frod Kimball has returned from their wodding trip. S . Bolter and Sheriff Garrison, of Logan, were at the Pacific yesterday, W. R. Witherall has returned from a trip through Kansas and Texas, Bob Koonz is buck from Oakland, where lie has been engaged in the stock business, Harriet A, McMa Mc‘thnn nej ne} sec 412; ‘1 600 R I. & P. R. R, Co. to 8 Cnmphullo( al; ne} sw] sec2, town range 44; 8320, David Hoover to Harrlet H. e} ne} rec 20, range J. A, Upson to J ; nel nej sec 21, and se} se} sec 16, town 77, range 42; 81,600, N. Goodhne to C. H Brooks; se] sec 36, town 74, range 44; £1,700. Lotal unlu. 80,421, o to George Hoover; — Wanted, at Homer's china store, No. 23 Main street, a young Ilady to sell Christmas presonts, e The Art Display, A very attractive art and holidsy dis- play is thrown open to publio fnspection at Bliss' to-day. There are a Jarge num- ber of very choice ol paintings, and still alarger number of painted noveltlee, such a8 scoops, wooden shoes, paddles, panels, otc., and paintings on velvet and satin, besldes numerous fancy articles. Itisan art display In fact as well as in name, and cannot but excite the admira- tion of those who love the beautiful. — — Closing out our entire stock at greatly reduced prices for 30 days. Call carly. De Vor & WricHT, i — McClarg's relf-rising buckwheat flour is the best. Try it. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Bpocial a vertisoments, suo aa Loed, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wante, Board- ing, eto., will bo inserted in this column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firet nsertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n. ertlon. Leavo advortisementa b our office, No. Poarl Stroet. near Broadwav \Q“ B stept cason, 68 Fm{ SALE—A top-buggy, first. l:ss make and inox condition,Or will trade for cheap fot. Address . M. Beo office, Council Blu7e. OAL AND W 00D—George Heaton, 628 Broad- ‘way, solls coal and wood at reasonablo _prices, ives 2000 1bs. for a ton, and 128 cublo for & cord, Ty him. OR SALE - Piano, 1. K. Seaman, Paper, Beoks and Stationery, Council Bluffs, WANT)’D—R\ory body 1n Councll Bluffs to_take TunBux. Dolivered by carrierat only twenty oents a week. (UD,PAPERS—For sale st Ba office, at 35 osats » hundred J. L. DeBEVOISE. Onion Ticket Agent, No. 507 Broadway Councll Bluffs, Railway Time Ta.ble. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The tollowing are the timos of th arture of traine by central stand focal depots. - Trairieleave tranafo utes carlier and arrive ton minates later. CHIGAGO, BURLIXGON AND QUIOY. ARRIVE 9:00 a0 ™ Chicago Expreoa Fagt Mall, 1*Mall and Exprees, Accommodation. At local depot only. KANKAB CITY, BT. J0U_AND OOUNCIL BLUYPS. 10:05 8 m Mail and Express, 6:55 pm 815 pma Palfic Expross, 645 am EBpm 9:05am u2%5am 856 pm CHICAGO, BOCK 18LAND AND FAOIFIC, 6:2 pra ‘Atlantio E.xrrosl, 9:05 8 m 9:25 A m Day 0:54pm T20mm *Des Moines Actommodation, 6:16 b m “At local depot only. WABASH, BT, LOUIA AND PACIFIO. 5:10p m Agcommodat.on LB pm Louis Expross 450 pm Chica;o Express *At Transfer only GICAG0 sad KOWTHWESTRAS. 660 pm xpross, nsam Pacifio Express BIOUX OITY AND PACLYIC, 140 pm Bt. Paul_Express, r19am Day Express PUNION PACIFIO. 5:00 p m Westorn Express, 11:00 8 m Paclfic Express, @0am Lincoln Express, *At Trausfer only." DUMMY TRAINS TO OMATA, 1:40 lnivn 10 mlnn €8 hefore leaving tlm». *From transtor only. ROLILIE R Sallg Rk ADMISS1I0N—Gents 16e—Ladies 10c. W. Gi. Chopelle, agent of the Daly Voca. tion company, was in tho city yesterday, Miss Ella Meyer, of Winthrop, F. L. Clark, the superintondent of the SKATES—Gents 160. Ladics 100, Towa, is Visiting her old friend, Mrs, A, T, Flickinger, Admission Freo to Ladles each morning and Tuos. day and Thursday afternoons. Use of Skates 16 ocent. Wells-Fargo express, has returned from Dep- ver, A new and very young car repairer bas] a rived at the home of Mr, Lng ishberger, cor- ner of Tew ts street and Twelfth avenue, A L. his old hewe at Galena, Tll, for or #o ten days 8. W, Fergusson, who has heen here several Kalge, ono of Mueller’s traveling mon, leaves to-day on a vielt Jo Chicago and A. T. BCHANCE, Manager, N. 8CHURZ, Tustice of lhe Pflfll‘.fl OFFIOE OVER AMERICAR leuan "OUNCIL BLUFFS IL IT, MARTENS, Propriotor duys settling up the business of his old firm here, left last eyening forhis home in Grant City, Mo, 1. N. Flickinger, the well known attorney, and a brother of A, T\ Flickinger, of this city, arrived bero yestorday from Wayne, Neb,, his pre:ent home, week with his friends here, - ——— Very Important, Where you can be supplied with the best goods for the least money in the jewelry and silveware line, and the place to find them is at C. Jacquemin & (0’8, 27 Main street, We deal in new and first-claes goods only, direct from the best manufacturere, Please call and ex amine our large stock of new and des bla noveltica befora purchasing else- where, C. B Jacouemiy & Co, y——— Basnure you get McoClurg's ‘self-rising buckwheat flour. Iteal Estate Transfers. The following is & list of real eatate transfors filed yesterday in the recorder's office of Pottawattomie county, Iowa, as farnished by A. J. Stephenson, abatrac tor, real estate and loan agent, Council Bluffs, Iows, December 10, 1884: Eli Clagton to Winfield 8. Clock; n} and ne} ne) soc b, town 75, range 3,000 Samith et al, to Stephen Smith; vel sec 27, town 74, range UY; 0, nw § Ho will probably remain a ORDER YOUR Cobs, CoaliWood OF N 8, JONES, P. 0, addrcas, Loak Box 1409, Council Bluffs. THE PLACE To purchaso Christmas Presents At Bottom Prices, is HOMER & CO'8 Chiina Store, 23 Main Street, Council Bluffs JACOR SIS, Attorney - at-Law, COUNCIL BLUFIS, IOWA. Oftice, Main Strort, bugart and Beno § bloch Feco'al eourts Room 1 pract'coe'io § ate Stown 75, mnes | We to-day offer and will*until sold our en-| tire stock of CLOAKS CONSISTING OF - Dolmans, Newmarkets, Russian Circulars, Seal Plushes, Velvets, Etc., Etc. At Prices That Will Close Them Out, A large‘invoice of Misses’ and Childrens HOSH At half their actual value. Gents’ and Ladies’ heavy Gloves and Mittens! AT HALF PRICES. Also 10 Dozen Jersey’ Jackets. Balance of These Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Rings, Chains, Liace Pins, Necklaces, Bracelets, Gold Pens, Gold Pencils, Opera glasses Spectacles, Solid Silver and Plated Ware, Etc., Etc. are bargains and those desiring must se-|The above goods are offered at prices as cure them at once as we shall close them out without delay. Do not forget this is' the time to pur- chase CARPETS lowas thelowest and are guaranteed as represented. E.Burhorn, JEWELER, Choicest Patterns, Lowest Prices and Bound to Sell. HARKNESS BROS. 401 Broaaway, Council Bluffs, Iowa: GENUINE SLAUGHTER IN THE PRICES OF Cooking and Heating Stoves ! The season being po far advanced T have concluded te disposs of tay stoves REGARDLESS O COST In pred: erence to storiug them until next season. Cail eacly as I will not be undersold Ly avyone. _A. J. Mandel, 325 bro.dway, Counal 151t nlufl'i. PIANO HALLETT, DAVI3 AND COMPANY PIANOS Endorsed by Fraxz Liszr, EMERSON PIANOS. Unrivalled or Tone or Finfsh: KIMBALL PIANOS Best Modern Priceto Buy, The Kimball Organ, #o long and favorably kn>wn in the west, racommends STEWART, Sole Agent for above lines of Goods, \Vnrorumnn, s2¢ Bluffs uncil Correspondence Solicited, Agents Wanted, 1810e 0 sugur for 151b BROADWAY i s STEAM _ LAUNDRY Palma, eq 0 sl 0 nlu. ‘{\‘,‘,‘fi‘L‘l‘l..‘l‘?l.fi.’.':fffxfl!,‘,“ mwiic 19| EVERYTHING NEW, = I‘ "ILBIIR‘I‘, 209 Upper Broad to the Front. Studs, reficet and yoursclves what you quote you ns follows: 13108 granulated SUKAF (0T, oo Dupont's bost powder per Ib 18 boxes of matches for.. French mixed candy per 8yrup California boney d Syrub, warautod strictly puro. Ve o| All the Latest Improved @ Machinery. ’ !’.‘.Zf;‘;\v"31‘.“:.'?.‘“;.m sl 11‘23 All Work First Class. b e i s 00 o190 Orders by Mail Solicited white fish, P '"'.“Al“.f‘lm“1’33';!:’.,!3‘.“r( il Express Paid on all Or- ders over $2.50. Collars and Cuffs a 8pecialty, Established gal. fmoit maple ) everything usnally kept in a First Class A warranta very thing we sell, Goods de b in any part of the city, 1 also handle litiens, Dry 8 ani N agood assortment o will not_only be not u wil sell 20 por cent helow ) " Wo are now recelvir g an invoios in which we can give th in the city My o are vers with no pay 1amcuabled and will Sell cheap far Call when you waut thebe of Bargaius in J. P. FILBERT, ouncil Bluffs Gloves an 1882. st bargains over offere H, E. REMER, Manager 711 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA, R. Rice I, D. CANCERS, CHRONIC DISEASES crs1sais amecist 209 Uppor Broadway, . THOS, OPVICER, V. M. M, TUSRY OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS or other $umors removed without the knife or drawlog cf blo Council Bluffs, Ta. Over tairty years wmnm uy-m Qaoe 6, Pearl s\reof, Council Blufl: Established - - 1856 | " earConmultation frc. Deslers 1 Foro Howa Securitics, $20 REWARD! REWARD paid tion of prescnt ion pair Fa and barnoss, William D Hall to Thomaa stixnton soar left gn and Domestie Exchavge avd J. R. TATE, ATTORNEY AT LAW Practioe In Btato and Federal Courte. Colloctions promptly attended to, Room 1 gart's Building, COUNCIL BLUF¥3 IOWA Dr, W. I. Shorraden 'Bay harse seven years o old, hind leg, black horse o A cpavin in right thvo oh ret .m awie county in o reward for e vars e atha Bat Fah dekoel 6dss abous & foet 10juchies, andy complexion, b ld hes: m ~top wi kers 1row stouti b ballt, sbout 43) care od Apply t rd Evereit, attorncy atlaw \.J ) trom I 17 Main Street, Council Bluffs. I AN THE WESTER! 3ENT FOR THE HOLIDAY GOODS “‘RICEMOND SKATE.” KO, 2. This's what sume of tI Club." 3t hes purs <oring steel b0 ik the sols of the <h t90 clamp acd light mot cascd, s s the Aucstlo kin, wheols wih brass i casail In a ey i fro 3 o, Bl strapy aro profocablo ihed) s rioas aul pain 1t hus pure T Vel pecty tra vito wkato fn ful §7eap woo Writo for p o Westera - Ag. toer ios st or heel st t, KIEL SALE STABLES « Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which +we will sell in retail or wholesale lota, I Stock Warranted as Rearesented. lesale and retall dealers in Grain and Baled Hay, Prices sonable Satisfaction Guarantcod. I SCHLUTER & BOLEY Corner Fifth Ave. & ¢ Councll Bictfs BMITH & TOLLER Agts., LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS 7 and 9 Mala street, Oouxoin BLurrs, - - - - - Iowa, A Gomplete Line of New Goods to Select From. AGENTS WANTED. Drs. Judd & Smith’s New Improved Electric Belt, 9 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA; 725 ELM 1., DALUAS, TEXAS; WAYNE, IND plaint, Bright's Disea ¢, Nouralels ki 84, Paralyain, Spinal ‘Af- ctions, Indjg-eti ust, Fity na all diseases ro airing iucrcased motive pawers. W fmproved belt and 1 Dyspoysia, Neryonst et ting Huadach, [amo B n,,n‘ 1 BV ] etca.lf Bros.. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS BUCK GLOVES, 032 and 844 Droadway, UOUNCIL BLUFFS I0WA NORENE & LANDSTROM, NMerchant "Tailors, Winter Goods Ready. Suits Made to Order in Latest Style an Short Notice and at Reasonsble Prices, SATISFACTION GQUARANTEED. 206 Main Street, . . . . . . uocll Elufls, '« MAI MOELIN, Prog«<liotor I Biuts Hrs, B, J, Bilton. 14 0., PHYSIOIAN & SURGhON ¥iddle Broadway, Council B! DENTIST, Masonic Temple, Coupell Blufts . Towa, CRESTON HOUSE, ~—EVERYTHING #IRSTOLASS, —— Nos, 217 and 219 8. Main St., - COUNCIL BLUFPFS