Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 5, 1885, Page 6

THE DAIl fiIE DAILY BEE. OOUNCIL BLUFFS. SUBSCRIPTION RATES, By Osrrler = - %0 sonts per weok By Mail - - $10.00 por year Fo, 7 Pear] Streot, Near Broadway.! MINOR MENTION. The Cross case comes up to-day. Try McOlurg's self-raising buckwheat The newly elected township officers will step into power to-day. Ed Phillips was Satnrday fined §5 and costs for assaulting officer Cuslck. The case of Phillips, charged with rape, 18 to be tried this term of court if poe- sible. A number of Council Bluffs sleighing parties went over to Omaha on the ice yesterday. Admission to the Oatholic falr is ten ocents, and dancing each evening twenty- five cents, The hay rack wrecked Friday night by a runaway still obstracts Main street and Fifth avenne, The board of trade s to hold its annual meeting this evening to elect officers for the ensuing year. The grand jury, before adjourning, passed resolutions complimentary to the foreman, Mr. 8. 8. Keller. The - American Non-Conformist, of Tabor, pronounces Tk Ber “‘the great- est newspaper west of Chicago.” J. D. Walker, who has ably edited and managed the Harlan Tribune, has sold his interest to W. C. Campbell. There was a happy gathering of young people at the home of J. J. Brown Fri- day evening, in honor of Miss Nora Brown. Mrs. Peter Tholl, wife of the Main atreet grocer, now suffers from three broken ribs, caused by slipping on an icy sidewalk. L. Jerome, the ex-traveling man ar- rested for having plcked up and kept some money lost on the street, has glven $300 bail. - One of the best hills for coasting is on "Third street. Few If auy teams pass there and few pedestrlans, glving the coasters full away. John Richabach, who has been wanted for some time on the charge of assaulting Ernest Fortache with a brick, was arrest- ed Saturday night. John Templeton made & great score coasting the other night, but made it in the wrong place, it being alongside one eye and his forehead. He will survive however. A keen watch is bsing kept at the county jail, it being feared that an at- tempt will be made to break jail by those who have been found guilty, and are awaiting sentence. There was another disgraceful row on Pierce street Saturdsy nlght. Smith, Jones, E, Washington, M. Catlock, E. Brady and Dalsy Duprez wera arrested as belng concerned. 1if there is any tlme, or if the Cross case should not be tried, the case of Cuft Johnson, charged with the murder of Mc- Gonigle, will probably be tried this term in the district court. The Fremont county poor farm build. ings, near Sidney, were destroyed fast week causing the loss of $3,000. There were 36 inmates, but all got out. The loss is covered by insurance. The city murshal’s force are now using for muscular practice a largeZrubber ball, swinging by a cord. They thump it with energy and are getting thelr musctes.and eyes in pretty good training, The ralsing of the quarantine at the little house near the gas works seems to have been a little premature. Oneof the little glrls has been taken ill and the .quarantine therefore re-established. An Indictment has been found agalnst ‘Walter Allen, the boy who is said to have caused the death of J. W. Mozse’s son. The charge against him 1s manslaughter and he will be arrainged this morning, +Chase’s Daily Baby"” is the name of the new daily issued at Atlantic by Chas. . Chase, who declares its pollcy to be “Born to Yell, Howl, Hurrah and Make Money.” Itisa wee one, but decldedly lively and bound to grow. Dalsy Duprez was before the mayor Saturday on a charge of belng drunk. She was let off with a lectureand a prom- ise to keep stralght, but before the sun went down she was howling drunk again, and was sent to jail for thirty daya. The Kansas Oity railway compsny has enjoined the city from destroying or b moving the ice-house built by the gom. pany, between Bixth and Main street. “The city claims that the ice-house is wight in the middle of a street. Among the articles to be raffled to. morrow at the Catholic fair are a hand. @ome parlor clock valaed at §50, a hand painted mircor, by the sisters of St Francis academy, valued at $50, and a large doll, four feet high, The above are all twenty-five cent chances, John E. Ahles contributes to this week's Non-Conformist & well writen ar- ticle on *‘Spirituallem,” in which he elalms that “‘no living God, nor any man, nor any woman has ever returned after death, and nothing has ever been done by svyone bat what nature has done for him," her face against the arm of a chalr and received an injury to the eye which may cause the lons of the sight, though it 1| | ments of Interest to Tax-Payers, hoped not. Everybody should remember to attead Professor . Starr's lecture on ‘‘Sun beams,” to be given at the Y. M. C. A, hall, 12 north Main street, this evening. Admission, twenty-five cents. Mr, Starr has been secured to give this lec- ture at Omaha, Cedar Rapids and Boone, as woll as’at this place. John Dann has resigned his position on the police force. One of the reasons asvigned s that after arresting Jorome, for which he expected to get a reward, Officers Cusick and O'Brien claimed that they were the ones who arrested him and were entitled to the reward. Dunn's place has not been filled permanently, ex- officer Mullen taking it temporarily. W. 8. Wright, of DeVal & Wright, has now become interested in Rector, Wilhelmy & Co*, wholesale hardware, corner of Tenth and Harney streets Omaha, Mr. Wright will continue to re- sido here. Ho is one of the most enter- prising and reliable business men of Council Blaffs and 1t is a loss to commer- clal circles to have him plaze his interests elsewhere, but still his many friends wish him success in his new field. Mr. L. S. Bartlett, formerly with Messrs. Casady, Orcutt & French, has en- goged with Harkness Brothers, where heroafter he will be pleased to meet his acqualntances and those desiring carpets, curtaln draperies, In aids in securing tasty home decorations. Mr, Bartlett's skill as a decorator and his gentlemanly ways have won for him many friends, Ooncordia Lodge No. 52, Knights of Pythias, has installed the following offi- cers: District Deputy H. Nutt; E, Fot- Ish, P. C.; L. Kost, C, C.: F. W. Ritz- enboff, V. O.; F. Myer, prelate;C. Baigh- aneen, master of exchequer; O. Yourker- man, master of finance; L. Luchon, keep- er of record and seal; Frank DeBar, mas- ter at arms; L. Myer, inner guard; John Kost, outer guard; H. Nutt, H. Hoover and John Kost, trustees. The manager of the Home of the Friendless s making urgent pleas for contributions. Daring the -past two weeks there hus been contributed, $175 for the Home and $25 for the manager, but it costa $50 a week to run tbe Home, and $256 a month payment on property. The Home is now $2,500 In debt, but all that is Immedlately pressing is $300, which the manager Is very anxious to se- ovre at once. As will be noticed by another column Harkness Bros., are offering their entire stock of dry goods, carpets, cloaks, etoc., for cash without regard to cost. Thelr stock is a large and varied one, and their offer presents an excellent chance for the public to get just what they want at prices which will make it a great object. Harkness Bros., are so well known here that it Is needless to say they mean just what they say, and will do as they prom- ise. Their special offer will cause their store to be headquarters for bargains in that line, The new patrol wagon just made by H. F. Hattenhauer, for the use of the po- lice department, is one of the finest which any clty can show up. Besides be- ing substantially made and very finely finished, it has. all the convenlences needed. A large gong serves as a warn- ing to “‘keep out of the way,” lights are placed on each side of the driver's seat, a foot brake is attached, there are rings for the use of ropes if necessary, boxes for keeping lint, bandages, etc., a snug place for stowing away the stretcher, and in fact, everything as complete as a hospital on wheels, s McClurg's relf-rising buckwheat flour is the best. Try it. ——— Mark Twain and his wife are said to have jointly more than $1,000,000. ——— OFFICIAL FIGURES. The Auditor and Clerk Give State- The followiug reports have been pre- pared for presentation to the council meeting this evenlng: THE CITY CIERK'S REPORE. During the month of December the receipts at the city clerk's office were a8 follows: Ticenses........ Criminal Civil State cares. .. ...ues Burial permits....... Naturalization fees. ... THE AU Olty Auditor F. A. Burke has prepared the following report: GesTLEMEN—I herowith submit a re- port of city warrants lssued during the month of Dacember, 1884, for ordinary expenditures; also total amount of the same lssued by order of this council. Also amount of bills audited and al- lowed by thls council during the same time for ordinary expenditures: Gen, fund rants for Des Polic De 1,061 74 587 66 ..868,180 72 8,070 U8 Total for December, Total to January Total to January 1.. Grand total Bills have been audited and allowed during the same time on the following accounts, viz: Grading for Dec. .. Sidewalk & curb- ing for Dec 0Old gew. acco . year.§ M7 69 count for Dec. City engines for Dec City buildine and ground for Dec. Printing for Dec. Judgment for Dec Bridges and apps for Dec. Ind. creek sion for De Parks for Dec Gas for Dec..... Uoll;demntiunn for 708 96 675 04 1,966 46 970 78 $ 6,730 36 Dec for 6,240 64 General fund for 8,620 53 20,985 95 8,812 16 for Dec. . Police_dep for Dec. . $73,836 06 Public Schools. Tho public achool of this city will open to-day. All puplls who have been attend- Ing the Stutsman, the old Pierce street or M. E. Church school will go to the new Pierce street school. Al puplls who have attended the Center strcet school will go to the new Third street school. All others will attend school as hereto- fore, subject to such changes as the re- organization of the school may render necessary later in the term, The heating apparatus at the Bloom school has been repalred and this house will probably be comfortable hereafter. e ———— In the supreme court of Massachu- seits & jurypfound that Mrs. Valerla G. Stone, who left $2,000,000 for educa- tional purposes, was of sound mind, and that her will was drawn in proper sbape. There was a tie on the question whether Rev. Dr. Wilcox exercised undue influ- ence over the testator. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Special a vertisements, suo 88 Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board- Ing, eto., will bo inserted in this column at the low rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firet insertion and FIVE OENTS PER LINE for each subsoquont n- ertion. Leave advertisements &b our office, No. Pearl Streot, near Broadwav ‘WANTS, e TOR RENT—Two ricely furnished rooms. Mre. A ith, 128 8. Firat St. Al ts 1n_every county in_western W A owa tosail tho “Champion. Bosom Stretehor and Ironing Bosrd”, Ev sight to be just what sh or hired help. Big inducements to agents. Retails for 81, Address C. B.S. and 1 Beard, Beo otuco Council Blufls, lowa, cshocr. Apply to C ‘south Main strect, Council Bluffs. PERSONAL, — Dr. Warren, of Shenandoah, was in the city yesterday. . A. G. Courson, of Oincihnvti, 1s a guest at the Bechetele hotel. Alderman Mynster is racovering from his illness and will soon be able to beup and about. Miss Phoebs Shontz has resigned her posi- tion in the Avoca achools on accoupt of ill health, Supervisor Jones, the new member of the board, arrived in the city yesterdsy prepared to take his seat. W. D, Robinson, of Carroll, Towa, division superintendent of the O, & N, W, road, dined at the Pacific yesterday. Mr, Bt Olinton has so far recovered from Lis illness as to be able to return to his home and business in Weeping Water, Neb, The new district attorney, A, B, Thornell, arrived from Sidney Saturdsy, and has en- tered upon the discharge of his duties. He will be assisted for the present by Mr, Jacab Sime, e —— Be sure you get McClurg's self-rising buckwheat flour, H., A. Collins, late of Toronto, has opened an art studio In the rooms of Barke's gallery, 100 Main street, and is prepared to supply portraits in olls and crayon in the latest style. Satifaction guaranteed and inspection invited* | —— Heal Estate Trausfers, The following is & list of roal estate tranafers filed yesterday in the recorder’s office of Pottawattomie county, Iowa, as furnished by A. J. Stephenson, abstrac- tor, real estate and loan agent, Council Bluffs, Iowa, Jaguary 3, 1885: B. F. CUaboon to 8. 8. Wright, sw. }, 24, 76, 40—§2,400. N. P. Dodge, trustee, to Leopold Kestner, lot 8, blocks, Park addison— JROR SAuE—Or exchango for land in Kansas or 1 Nebraska, a job office and newspaper outflr. Ad- dress, W. B. Mayes, 102 Main street, Council Bluffs, Lots and Land. A. J. \OR SALE—Hous ™ Stepbeason, b TOR SALE—A top-buggy, fret-clens+ make and \n ex-ellent condition, 'Or will trade for choap iof. Addrose . . B 1Bl (1OAT. AND W00D—Georgo Heaton, 023 Bro way, sells coal and wood at rensonablo _prices, Von 000 . for & ton, and 138 oublo for . cord, vy bim. Wnrmb—kvuy body in Councll Bluffa to_take oont TanBux. Delivored by carrier at only twenty » week. 02 PAPERS—For salo st Bux office, a4 25 oeats » hundred J. L. DEBEVOISE, No. 507 Broadway Councll Blu! Railway Timé‘Tablé. OOUNCIL BLUFFS, The following are the times of the arr fartare of traing by oontral standard (ool dopote. Tralns leave transfor dep utes earlior and srrive ten minates Iater. OHICAGO, BUBLINGION AND QUIKOT. LuAVE. 585 p m 9:40 8 m 7:108 19180 p Chicago Exproes Fast Mall, 1*Mall aud Exprees, Accomumodation. *At local depot oply. KANGAS GITY, 87. JOB AND 0OUNGIL BLOPFS. 10:06 8 Expross, 515 pm Paclfic Expross, €HI0AGO, MILWAUKXS AXD 8T, FAUL Expross, Exprees, i CHICAGO, ROOK I6LAND' AXD PACIFIO, "Atlantic Exprose, Day Express *Dea Molnew Accommodation, *At local depot only. *WABARI, AT, LOUIS AKD PAOIO Accommodat.on Louls Express Chicazo Express *At Trauster only 041460 And NORTHWRSTERN, Expross, Paclfio Express 8E8 e EEE e $700. Total saler Miss Sarah Dallinger, daughter of Mr, George Daliinger, s suffering from a painfal accident. She dropped her hand- kerchlef on the floor st home, and in atooping to piok it vp hurriedly, struck it McClurg's self-rising buckwhest flour slways ready foruse. Try it. L ——— Dr. O, O. Hazen, Dentlst, 100 Maln st, o ——— Ask your grocer for McClurg's self- ralaing buckwheat, Try it, WIOUX GITY AKD PACIVIO, 8t Paul Express, Day Expross SONION PACIFIO. Western Exjress, FPacific Express, Linooln Expross, *A¢ Transtor only.* DUMMY TRAWNE 70 OXAHAL Loave—7:30-8:80-9:50-10:80-11:40 & $80-4:30-630-480- 1108 b Gunday— 9B0-11:40 & m. 1:80-8:80-6:50-6:80-11:06 Jrrive 10 minuley befurs leaving tme, Frow transtas oaly g8 g2 ~=° eoa wce we BEE EEB EEB 120! P om Onion Ticket Agent | bAEAT CLEARING SALE aill fun Harkness . Brothers. FUR the purpose of Seal Plush Cloaks. and Tahle Linen. Matting, Etc., Etc. man, Curtain Goods BY EARLY Ty Harkness Brothers, 401 Broadway, making way for spring purchases, we shall, January 6th, offer our entire stock of Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Gurtains, Etc., for cash without regard to cost This stock comprises a fine_line of choice Dress Goods, Silks, Flannels, Ginghams, Prints, Etc. A choice stock of Newmarkets, Brocade Velvet and Ladies’ and Childrens’ White and Scar- let Underwear and Hosiery, Lace, Lace Ties, Fichues and Embroideries; also a lot of homemade Comforts, Blankets, Our Cnrpet stock is complete and offers special inducements for select- ion from choice variety of patterns. includes Exminster, Moruettes, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Three Ply Ingrains, Hemp, Rattan Matting, Napier Fine Lace Curtains, Tambour, Turco- in Variety and heauty of rl_esign. Sele Begins January fih, 1885 Customers will secure BEST BARGAINS, [ reducing stock ant It and Curtain Shades PURGHASES Council Bluffs. $oe olamp and lig o | vtrags T roogthen the ank A most cases, A8 socompavying order; balancesent C. 0, D.* Councll Binfls, Towas 1 AM THE WESTERN AGENT FOR THR “RICEMOND SKATE.” 18 of that ls ® in dismetar and eve a8, and small and Iarge brass lined whe H. L. MILLE okol p at d x froe and_natural eel steaps are proforrablo to heel clamp n proventing #.rious aul painful accidents. t Write for prices Westara Ageat, 109, = Y\ KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which we will sell in retail or wholesalo lots, All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. ‘Wholotalo and retall dealers in Graln and Baled Hay. Prices sonablo Satistaction Guaranteed. SCHLUTER & BOLEY Qorner Fifth Ave. & Fourth St. CouncilBluffs, PIANOS! HALLETT, DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS Endorsed by Fraxe Liser, EMERSON PIANOS. " Unrivalled or Tone or Finishy KIMBALL PIANOS Best Modern Price to Buy, The Kimball Organ, 8o long and favorably kn>wn In the west, racommends | STEWART, Sole Agent for above lines Bluffs unoil Oorrespondence Solicited, of Goods, _Warerooms, 839 Agents Wanted, NORENE & LANDSTROM, NMerchant Tailors,. Winter Goods Ready. Suits Made to Order in Latest Style <n Short Notice and at Reasonable Prices. SATISFACTION 205 Main Street, - B G GUARANTEED. 7 - - Council Blufts, AGENTS WANTED. Drs. Judd & Smith’s New Improved Electric Belt. - 819 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA; 725 ELM ST., DALUAS, TEXAS; and FT. WAYNE, IND and Liver Complaint, Bright's Disease, Rheumatism, Neuralgin 088, Paralysis, Spinal Affections, Indigestion, Heart Disoass, Fita g t, and all diseases requiring increased motive powers. New fmproved bel M etcalf Bros.. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS BUCK GLOVES, 332 and 344 Broadway, UOUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA BMITH & TOLLER Agts., LEADING MEROHANT TAILORS ¥ and 9 Mala street, Oouxci BrLurrs, - - - = ~ Iowa. A Complete Line of New @oods to Select From, COCKE&MORGAN 347 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFES, IA ---DISPLAY OF HOILDAY GOODS I--- HandEerchiefs. 20 doz, Hemstitched Linen [Handkerchiefs, 10c, worth 15c, 16 doz, Hemstitchod Linen Handkerchiefs, colored border, 124c, worth 20c, 25 doz, Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefs, 17 worth 20c. 20 doz. Hemstitched Embroidered, white and colored, 23c, worth 40c. 10 doz. extra fine Fancy Bordered, 40c, worth 60c, 12 doz, super linen,white and colored, em- broidered, 50c, Worth 73c. 10 doz. Lieno scolloped and embroidered, 75¢ worth $1,00, 5doz, extra fine Leno $1.00 worth §1.40.3 Sill: HandEkerchiefs, 5 doz. all Silk Handkerchiefs, 85¢, worth 5 doz, Japanese Hemstitched Silk Hand- Kkerchiefs, 50¢, worth 75c. b doz. all Bilk Brocaded Silk and Satin, 75c worth $1.00. i 5 doz. Fine Silk Wipes, 81,00, worth Household Goods, 10doz Linen Doilies 50c, worth 75c, 10 dozen Bleached Linen Napkins, size f, at $1 09, worth $1,35, 10 doz German Linen Napkins, large sizo, at $1.50, worth $2,25, 20 doz Linen Napkins, sizo §, at $1.50, worth §2.50, 20 doz extra fine Bleached Napkins, $2.00, worth 82,50, We have a few dozen Napkins at 83,00, 3,50 and $4,00 por dozen, which are equally as good value as the cheaper ones quoted, inen Cloths with Napkins to match make a very handsomo present, We are showing & large sasortment, Bed Spreads. 11 packages Homey Comb worth $1,00 ; packages Honey Comb Quilts, $1,25, worth 1,65, 10 packages Ma 2400, Quilts, 7ic, seilles Quilts $1.50, worth "5 packages Marseilies quilts, handsome cen- ter, $2.00, worth §2,50, 4 packages fine Marseilles Quilty, worth 88,50, Colored Marseilles Quilts at $1.50, $5.50 and $6,50. Ladies Neckwear, We have secured the latest novelties in Ladies' Neck Wear which were bought by us especially for the Holiday trade. Spreads, Piano Covers, Stand Covers and Table covers in Pressed Flannel and Billiard cloth: exquisitely embroidered, Gents' Wear, We have an elegant line of Gents' Silk Mufflers, Searfs, Suspenders and Linen Hand. kerchiefs in boxes, Toys, Dolls, Fte, Tn connection with our dry goods establish- ment we have added a full line of TOYS, DOLLS, PICTURE BOOKS, PERFU. MERIES and sther novélties appropriste o the Holiday season. Hand Bags. Tn Plush, Alligator, Pebble, Morocco, etc. 40c, B0c, 60c, 750, $1.00, $1.25, §1,50, $L75, 2,00, $2.25, $2.00, $2.75, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00. Stamped Linen Goods, Tidies, Splashers, Doilies, Tray Clothes Side-hoard Covers, Bureau Covers, Platter Doilies, etc., ete, A hearty invitation is extended to all fo call and inspect our large &nd ever vary .|ling stock regardless of any desire to buy. Orders from out of town customers will as ever be promptly filled, notwithstanding in all cases. | our Holiday rush of business. Orders by mail solicited and satisfaction guaranteed COCKE & MORGAN, S47 B OADWATY . COUNCIL BLUFFS, RETAILERS OF DRY GOODS ! TOW A.