Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 7, 1885, Page 6

e e 6 QOUNCIIL BLUFFS, Wednesday Morning, Jan, 7. RIPTION RATES, nte por week 00 per yoar OFFIOE: Ha, 7 Pearl Street, Near Rrosdway MINOR MENTION. Try McClurg's eolf-raising buckwhea t Shawls and cloaksat Cocke & Morgan's, The carpenters’ unfon have a ball at Beno's hall January 8. Endless varlety of handkerchiefs at Cocke & Morgan’s, 347 Broadway. Thomas N. Bray, of Atlantic, is in the city paying a visit to his store here. The county board was busy yesterday with road raatters and the school fund. The officers of the Knighta and ladies of Honor are to bo installed this even- ing, The public insiallation of the Odd Fel- lows will take place in Beno's hall Fridey evening, Twenty-twohomeless wanderers lodged ono night in thoe city jall makes about a house full. Tlckats for tho “‘Lights o' London” are golng . lively. There wiil bs good houses Wednesday and Thursday even- ings. The Congregationalists and Preabyte- rians are holding union services in the Congrogational church every evening this woek. The board of health took a trip to Stewart’s packing house to smell the smell, yof which complaint has been made. Council Bluffs has lately proved a very good trap for catohing deserters. An- other one has been added to the list, he calling himself Smith. The consideration of the mayor's sell- ing bonds is to be considered at a meet- ing of the city council to be held to-mor- row afterncon at 2 o’clock. Mr. G. Kiel, of Linder & Kiel, Sloux Falls, is in the clty. It is understood that the firm is about to dissolve, Mr. Linder remaining here, and Mr. Kiel re- turning to business at Sioux Falla. The war between the clty marshal and the police promises to develpe some in- terosting facts as to how prisoners are handled, and city affairs attended tor Let the investigators go to the bottom. T. D. King & Co., have just received a fresh supply of ““May Queen,” whichis becoming the popular fine cut, and of ¢Floating Cloud” and “Buck,” with which every smoker who tries them falls in love at the first puff, Last evening at the residence of D. W. Keller, on Avenue ¥, Mr. Thomas Rogers was married to Miss Elects Sel- Jard, sister of Miss Keller. The newly wedded ones leave at once for their home 'in Belvidere, Tll. Lhe board of health yesterday received bids from several physicians for taking charge of small-pox patlents, It was de- cided to employ Dr. Seibert, and pay him $100 a case. It is to be hoped now that therc will beless cause for complaint, and less dispute between county and city. One of the carrier boys of the Nonpar- eil, named Hunt, while walting for his papers yesterday morning, excited the ire of the pressman, Devere, and it fn said the latter so far forgot himself as to hit the boy with & wrench, inflicting quite a painful wound. «Pride of Colorado” iz the brand of a superior article of Colorado flour, gold by Bond & Olmstead, whose office s under the Citizens’ bank on Main street. A number of Tee Bee family have been using it, and can vouch for its being & very fine article. 1t retails at §2.50 per hundred pounds. X The Danebo society has re-clected Theo. Lund for the third thme as presi- dent of the soclety, and H. Larson as secretary, presented to My, Lund, in a neat little speech, a fine photograph album and a gold pin, in behalf of the society, and as a slight expression of the society's estoem for him who has so well and feithfally served them. The project of establishing a city lospital isagain being urged. It ought to bo earrled into practical effect. Super- visor Graham, who has bad personal knowledge in caring for the slck, favors the buikling of a joint hospltal by the city and county. With his enterprise and cxperience he can do much toward gotting somo good sort of a hospital scheme under way, and there Is surely need for such .en enterprise, “The Two Johns” appeared atthe opera house lagi evening, and certainly merited a larger audionce. They are im- mensely funny, and for heavy weight comedians have no superiors and few eguals, New that the public here knows what eort of & treat they present, there will be no trouble hereaftor in getting as crowded houses in Council Bluffs as they always draw in the eastern oitles, Now that the eity has provided itself with a $600 patrol wagon, the puzzle Is what s to be done. with it] The total expense for the mecessary cartage of prisoners does not amount to an average of §2 a montb, while the expense of a driver, & team, etc., will amount to many times that. Mr, Hattenhauer, who bailt the wagon, has made one of the best and THE DAILY BEE COU CIL BLUI'FS WEDNESDAY JANUARY 7, 1885, ¢ ~ MOVED TO MILLS. Dr. Cross Gets & Change of Venne Ater @ Herd Fight, Too Much Feeling Agalnst Here, Him Most of the time in the district court yostorday was spent in sparring about the case of Dr, Cross for the killlng of Dr. McKune. The attorneys for the de- fenso presented a motion for a change of venue, based on the claim that thera was too much prejudice against Dr, Cross in this county for him tojsecure a fair trial here. All claim of prejudice on the part of the judge was withdrawn, the claim belng againat the people only. In support of this were the affidavits of the attorneye, also of the defendant and of about eight citizens. Theso affidavits set forth the reasons of their belief that there was too much prejudice here. On the other hand the state disputed this claim and presented the aflidavits of about a hundred citlzens, claiming that no such prejudice existed here. In the afternoon Judge Loofbourow was to give his decision and a large crowd gathered to hetr it., The defense filed another aflidavit olalming that seven or eight of those who had signed affidavits for the prosccution had said that thoy were anxious to have Dr. Cress tried here, and it they could geton the jury they would convlet him, The pros- ecution wanted to have the defense file & more specific affidavlt, naming the per* sons referred to, so that they conld rebut the charge, but the judge declared that he would not compel them to do so. In regard to the motion for a change of venue the judge declded to grant it, and ordered the case sent to Mills county. The term there opens seven weeks from now, so that the defense practically gets ita continuance and change of venue both. Mr. Haldene, who has appeared for tha defense in the absence of the other coun- sel, has showed more than ordinary skill and shrewdness in the legal sparring which has occupled the past fow days, and many words of praise we've heard from members of the bar and lookers on, even among those who are not specially in favor of Dr. Cross. The stato was rep- resented by a formidable array, Col. Sapp, N. M. Pusey and Col. Dally, being as strong a trio as could well be selected. e — McClurg’s relf-rising buckwheat flour is the best. Try it. THE BAPTIST CHURCH. It Sceks Relief From Its Troubles by Disbanding, The Baptist church society has been in much trouble for a yearor more past, mainly on account of dissensions caused by some desiring Rev. Mr. Lemen to re- main as Its pastor and others desiring him to go. The management of affairs has been evidently very bad, judging from the result, for the church finds it. self in a deplorable condition now. Asa relief from its troubles the church has decided to disband its organization, and turn over its property to the Home Mls- sion soclety of New York, who will pay off the liabilities nmnnngg to be- tween $200 and 00, and take the property, with the understanding that when a new Babtist ghurchi’s orgunized the mission society will deed the property to the new organ- ization on payment of the money ad- vanced, with interest. Rev. Mr. Proper of Des Moines, ie here and will hold eve- ning payer mestings, and preaching ser- vices next Sunday. and see if something cannot be done to harmonize the various interests, and strengthen the cause. It is to be hoped that from out the wreck may be built a strong church yet. ——— H. A. Oollins, late of Toronto, has opened an art studio in the rooms of Barke's gallery, 100 Main stroet, and is prepared to supply portraits in oils and crayon iff the latest style. Satifaction guaranteed and inspection invited* THE DRIVING PABK: Annual Election of Officers and Pre- parations for AnotherSeason, The Counctl Bluffs Fair and Driving Park association held its annual meeting yesterday at the city building. The fol- lowing were elected offiicers for the en- uing year: J. W. Peragoy, president; E. L. Shugart, vice president; Henry Elseman, treasurer; George F. Wright, solicitor; W. 8, Pettibone, W. F. Sapp, P. Laocy, D. F, Eicher, directors; Thomas Bowman, secretary. It was decided to make the necessary arrangements for having races at the park this season, and steps were taken to keep the association connected with other as- soclations in o circuit. It is hoped that weather and wind will prove more favor- able to the enterprise than in previous sensons, The association is plucky, for it has had much to contend wlith, bad weather especially cutting down gate re- ceipts when the moet costly attractions had been secured to draw the crowd, Then the loss of the floral hall by the windstorm was a lheavy one. Brighter times may be ahead, o — Besure you get McClurg's self-rising buckwheat flour., he Y. M, O, A, o Last evening another entertalnment iven by the Y, M, U, A,, the fol- being the programme arranged: tation by Miss Eva Barnard, by Miss Carrio Hustington and C. B, niscences of the Gough Lecture,” by g by Miss Mionie Miller, NTERMIBSION, by Williec Wallae on of the Early "Mrs. Frank Stacy. 0th Century,” Songs Gaylord and Miss D, Miller, e —— Ask your grocer for McOClurg's self- alsing buckwheat, Try it. e G — handsomest ever seen in avy eity, aud the wagon is eertainly a credit to him, and at the price is doubtless very reas onable, but why the city should order any such vehicle is a mystery. Ordinari- 1y the eily does not need it avy more than & oat needs two tails, As Omaba is talking cf investing Council Bluffs might sell it at profit to that oity. Real Estate Transfers, The following is & list of roal estate tranafers filed yeaterday in the recorder's | - office of Pottawattomie ounty, Iowa, as farvished by A, J, Stepheuson, abatrac tor, real ebtate and loan ayent, Council Bluffs, Iowa, January 6, 1885: W. F. Remmington to H. J. Sober- brock, lot 8, block 16, Neola; $90. H. J. Sherbrosk to Will McDonald, | lot &, block 16, Neola; $100 Henry Kalhorn to Henry Stude, n w} 7-77-40; €8,640, N. P. Dodge, trustcs, to Faucher Stimpuon, lot 4, block 4, Park add: $700. Fridolin Geiger to Poter Gelger, e} s 2 i 400. lotal sales; $11.030. Dr. 0. C. Hazen, Dentlst, 100 Malnst. —— PERSONAL, Fremont Benjamin, of Avoca, was in the city ye ord Gen, G M. Dodgs arrived from New York Monday evening. Miss Lu Holcomb has returmed to her studies at the sisters’ college at Davenport, O, H. Holmes, one of the leading merchants of Magnolia, Towa, was at the Pacific yester duy. ¥ Uncle John Keller today goes to D¢ Moines in the integests of the Mexican veter ans, representing the only four suevivisors in Council Bluffe. George R, Mann, the St. Louls architect was in attendance at the county board meet- ing yesterday and presented plans for & new court house here, ; Miss Glara Bebbington, after spending her vacation at home, has gone back to her eol- lege studics at Knoxville, Tll., accomganiod by Miss Stone, of Omaha. e — McClurg's self-rising buckwheat flour alwayas ready for use. Try it. ———i—e COMMERCIAL, OOUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Wheat—No, 1 milling, 57; No, 2, b55; No. 8, 45, Corn—New, 21c. Oata—For local purposes, 23c, Hoy—84 50@6 00 per ton; baled, 50@60, Rye—8ic. Qorn Moal—1 80 per 100 pounds, Wood—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ 50, Qoal—Delivered, hard, 950 per ton; soft 450 per ton Lard—Fairbank’s, wholesaling at 93c. Flour—0ity four, 1 50@2 90, Brooms—2 95@3 00 per doz, LIVR BTOCK, Oattle—Butcher cows 8 25@3 75, stoers, 3 76@4 00, Sheop—2 50@3 00, Hogs—4 00@4 25. PRODUCE AND Poultry—Live old hens, 2 50 per doz; dressed chickens, 8c; dressed turkeys, 12hc; dressed ducks, 9@10c; dressod geese, 10@12c; spring chickens, per doz. 2 25, i mBults&eu—Oruma , 256@280; choice country Co —22 per_dozen. Visgotables— Potatoes, 30@400 per bushel; onlons, 60c per bu; apples, choice cooking or eating, 2 50@3 00; beans, 1 00@1 60 per bushel; Sweet potatoes, 2¢ ver Ib, Cider—32 gallon bbl, $6.50, Oranges—b 50 per bbl Advice to Young Men, Every young man should think twice before he drinks once. Young men are often advised to em- brace the opportunity, They always do, when the opportunity offers in the shape of a fair young lady. Keep away from the pawnbrokers, young man, The wise man sald. *‘Go to the ant, thou sluggard.” He didn’t say. “Go to the uncle.” A good many young men often say they are golng to marry and settle. It is butter to settle first and marry after- wards, though marriage is frequently a settler. Some young men rise very rapidly in life. The fmost rapid riser we ever saw was & young man who was standing by a tree and talking with his girl when her father lot the dog loose. There is an old adage that ‘‘a man may not marry his grandmother.” We speak of this now.as a caution to young men who are in the habit of allowing them- selves to become infatuated with ballet- dancers. 3 The Harvard students continue a vig- orous agitation against compulsory at- tendance at morning prayers. A young man with thres or four fingers and half a dozen ribs broken at a game of football is, nexv morning, in no need for pray- ing. Young men would not be so fresh, probably, if they were to talke time tore- flect that cigarette smoking, profanity, whisky drinking, etc., aud so forth, were known and practiced ever and ever &0 long before they (the young men) were born. A young man writes asklng when is the best time to marry. We dislike to give advice upon what is 80 much a mater of taste; but we should recommend our young friend to be sure he has money enough at the time to at least pay for the vfmrrilgn license and the clergyman’s CUN A mnaenn Butcher FRUITS, —— All He Needed, ¢Why don't you call me & donkey and be done with it? You have hinted at it long enough,” he snarled out. It wouldn't be quite true,” she re- plied. “I suppose not. 1 suppose I haven’t ears enough for that animal,” he retorted sarcastically. *Oh, yes, you have,” she returned, sweetly.- ‘‘You don't need any more ears.” ““What do I need, then?” ““More legs. " Allin a Quiet Way, Boston Courlex, *‘I wonder the English allow themselves to be governed by a woman,” eaid a clti- zen the other day. “Why not?” said another, ‘‘America is governed by women.” “‘Governed by women? How do you make that out?”’ *‘Why dou’t you see, thls Is a govern. ment of the paople.” _ ‘“‘Yes; but the women have no hand in it. The country is governed by the men."” “‘Oertainly; and the men are governed by the women.” —— When a hen retires for the night it is qulte proper to speak of her as & rooster. o — 1 Had & Dreadful Congh, and raised a considerable amount of blood and matter; besides, 1 was very thin, and 80 weak I could scarcely go about the house, This was the case of a man with consumption arising from liver complaint. He recovered his health completely by the use of i r. Pierce's lden Med Discovery.” Thousands of others similar testime — Bismarck's Trip Postponed, BenLN, January 6,—Bismarck hs doned his intention to visit southern § N. SOHURZ. Justice of the Peace. "oUNGIE BLOTIE™® “T8% o, sban- ape. GAEAT CLEARIN SALE ~AT-- Harkness Brothers. FOR the purpose of reducing stock and 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 Seal Plush Cloaks. e Ladies’ and Childrens’ White and Scar- let Underwear and Hosiery, Lace, lace Ties, Fichues and Embroideries; also a lot of homemade Comforts, Blankets, and Table Linen. Our Cnrpet stock is complete and offers special inducements for select- ion from choice variety of pattems. It includes Exminster, Moguettes, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Three Ply Ingrains, Hemp, Rattan Matting, Napier Matting, Etc., Etc. Fine Lace Curtains, Tamhour, Turco- man, Curtain Goods and Curtain Shades in Variety and heauty of design. Sale!Begins January bt 1883 Customers will secure BEST BARGAINS, BY EARLY PURCHASES AT Harkness Brothers " a01 Broadway, - - Council Bluffs. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Special & vertisoments, suo a8 Losi, Found, To Loan, For 8alo, To Rent, Wants, Board- o F FInLEERT, 200 Upper Broadway 3 Study, reflect and come and yourscly quote you a8 follows: mine, and sce for what you can buy for Cath'at my place. 1 AM THE WESTERN AGENT FOR THR “RICHMOND SZATE.” NO. 8. This's Clh." Tt has pure s $0 b th t toe clamp A most oascs, A th s th I wheel casod In o se, o fu Dlie of 10, 1 sl and 1s1go br. wanoesent C. O, D, KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which we will sell in retail or wholesale lota. All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. Wholeeale and retall dealers in Grain and Baled Hay, Prices sonable Satlsfaction Guaranteod. HSCHLUTER.& BOLEY Corner Fifth Ave. & Fourth St. CouncilBluffs, PIANO HALLETT, DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS Endorsed by FRAxz Liser, EMERSON PIANOS. Unrivalled or Tono or Finishy KIMBALL PIANOS . Best'Modern Priceto Buy. The Kimball Organ, eo long and favorably knswn in the west, racommends STEWART, Bole Agent for above lines of Goods. Warerooms, 529 Bluffs uncil Oorrespondence Solicited, Agents Wanted, NORENE & LANDSTROM, NMerchant Tailors,. Winter Goods Ready. Suits Made to Order in Latest Style an Short Notice and at Rensonable Prices. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 906 Main Street, . - - - - 5 AGENTS WANTED. Drs. Judd & Smith’s New Improved Electric Belt. 819 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA; 725 ELM ST., DALLAS, TEXAS; and FT. WAYNE, IND IT POSITIVELY CURES— Kidney and mplaing, Bright's Disease, Rheumatism, Neuralgin lu)):fiug;lnl,rn;vanu W-Fs!h‘m Wealnses, Par ‘Splnll ‘Affections, Indigestion, Heart Diseass, Fits (cadach, Lame Back, ‘ect, an iseases re ing increased motive 3 0 b ELT D LR qniring motive powers. Now fmproved bel M etcall Bros.. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS BUCK GLOVES, 832 and 844 Proadway, AOUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA Councll Blafts, SMITH & TOLLER Agts., LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS ¥ and 9 Main street, Oouxcirt BLurrs, - - - = ~ Iowa, A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From, GENUINE SLAUGHTER IN THE PRICES OF Ing, 080, will bo Insorted in thia column ab the low | 131by granulated sugar for . Q mesamenn st | Bl Cooking and -Heating Stoves ! 5 1bs Whilo ox C sugar f m:lnn':m:lll:"mfll ‘Z’ °"“" ‘“";:‘“;’ - | 20 bars Kirlcs white Rusian iosb 100 - ertlon. Teavo advertisementa sy our offoe, No. | 23 bars Falma, equal to Kirk's Rassi 100 Tho season being #o Tar advancod T hava s=zcluded £o dfeposo of tay FL0Ves REGARDLISS OF CORY PearTiseost Fater Beoodysy 20 bars Kirk's biue India soap for. 100 | erence to storing them until nexs season. Cal early a8 1 will ot bo undersold by auyone. T Dupont's best powder por Ib 20 WANTS, I8 bosks of matches for ... 1 2% A.J. Mandel, “ French mixed candy per Ih 124c. 3 JOR SALE—Twohorses. buggy, and light siugle | $yrup California honey drips, p 3 ko 325 Broudy Council Hluffs. harness. G, 1. Hobortson 604 Broavay. | Syrup, waranted strctly puro Vermoit wiapio per gal 100 OR RENT_Two ricely farnishod rooms. Mre. | Sorgham por kal. 50 A, Smith, 128 8, First 8t. A No. 1 English c 100 | Lowis' Lye, gonuine 10 boxes for 100 VVANTEDGood cirl ats31 thied avanuct work | Gauned bdkberries, proscrved, 100 light, two in fami C. C, Troxel. Canned 3 Ib yellow peac) n white syrup 5 for. 1 00 L glecpr iSSP Canned 3 Ib st quality Tomatoes 10 100 | ML.AJE MOEIN, Prog «ietor county in_westorn | A No. 1 white fish, per kit, 0 very or ampion Bosom Streteh er and Ironing Board”, Every lady pronounces it on sight to be just what sh wants, either for herself or hirec help. Big inducemenis to agents. Retails for §1, Address C. B.8. and 1 Beard, Beo ommce Council Blufts, I Pure Mixed Candy, per pou T, T. T.—I con sell you according to Guaiit ticto 700 cwt, We keep eversthing usually kept ina First Class et e Grocery, and warrant e verything wo sell. Goods de- good horecshoor. Apply to C 0 in any part of the city. 1 also handle v, south Main strect, Council Bluffs, d Mittens, Dry goods and Notions, Boots —__ | and Shoes, and & good assortment of Tinwarc, ~Re- JROR BALE—Or exchiango for land in Kaneas or membor; T will not only be not undersold on any Nobrasia, a fob offico andnewspaper outit, Ad- | goods, bt wil soll 20 por cent below any Competition drese, W. B. Mayes, 102 Main etreet, Council Bluffs, In mrfio;xlv' Weo .‘m .:I;;w ruuh'l"r]w an !‘m’ulcu nl"llulls . — n which we,can give the greatest bargains ever offered 0%, BATE-Hotses Lola and Land, A J. My expenses are very light, with no Stephenson, 603 First avenuc. topay. Iam enabled and will Sell cheap far SR BATA=ATIG - oAk and | CASH. ~ Call when you want thebe of Bargalns in Coumolt Blurs, - J. P. FILBERT, OAL AND WOOD-—George Heaton, 628 Broad- . . (BSAR RN ONDRarge Henian 8 (brieds 1500 Uppes Droad ey, auneilBluie ives 2,000 Ibs. for & ton, and 128 cublo for & cord, g STEAM _ LAUNDRY TanBus. Doliversd by carrior ab only twenty EVERYTHING NEW, cents & wook. ()RD.FAPEES—For sale st Bs offce, 84 35 oeate » hundred J. L, DEBEVOUISE. Onion Ticket Agen, No. 507_3:3;(111,_ O“'ff?lj Bln{!,. i Railway Time Table, Corrooted to January 7, 166, COUNOIL BLUFFS. The following aro the tlmes of the arrival and de: rturo of tralns by central standard time, at the local depots, Trains leave trausfer depob ten min utes earlior and arrive ten minutes Iater, CHICAG9, BURLINGTON AND QUINGT, All the Latest Improved Machinery. All Work First Class. Orders by Mail Solicited Express Paid on all Or- ders over $2.60. a0 ks s Collars and * Cuffs a ALal i 8pecialt A*Mali and Express, ooal dopot ouly. A 1 KANBAS GITY, 47, 30N, ARD GOUNGIL BLUFPS € 3 0:06 & I Mali and Express, 6:2: stablished 1882 816 pm Pacific Expross, —— (I0AG0, MILWAUKXN AND ST, FAVL, 126 E 3 . o i E;{::::, H, E. REMER, Manager CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PA( X JOUNCIL LUFES, 26 om R . oI, 111 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. AR, 'Dei Ho‘l)‘y E:‘I"::‘ At f *Des Molnes Aocommodation, e D S local depot ooly. THE PLACE SWABAKY, SY. LOUIS AND PACIFIO 510 p m ‘Accommodat.on 9:00 i Louis Expross 8:45 p To purchase 460 p Chicazo Expross 10:66 8 m A4 Traosfer only A GHIOAGO BDd NORTHWRSTERY, 126 & 1opm 1 SUNION PACIFIO. Wostorn Expross, Pacific Express, Linooln Express, *A# Traustor ouly. DUMMY TRAING T0 OMAILA, At Bottom Prices, is HOMER & CO'S China Store, 23 Main Street, Council Bluffs & W m 1:90-2:8 v ! . W Eunday—7:90" = 9:80-11:40 & M. L 6;80-8:20-11108 . m. Srrive 10 minules betore leaving bime. From trangter only CRESTON HOUSE, ~——EVERYTHING #IRSTOLASS, —— Nos. 217 and 219 8. Main St., - COUNCIL BLUFFS R. Rice M. D. CHRONIC DISEASES oton stods sspeciat perieuss Ofioe Ko, Ovor thirly yoars practioal 6, Poarl sirect, Council Bluffa. "Cousultalon fi —AMUSEME DOHANY'S OPERA HOUSE. One Night Only, Tuesday ORDER YOUR Cobs, Coal%Wood oF = S JoNES, P. 0, address, Loak Box 1409, Council Blufts. 7108, OFFICERI . H. M, PUSEY OFFICER & PUSEY BANKER S_. Javusry Oth, Council Bluffs, » = En o L s THETWD JOH NS Dealers 1o Forelgn and Domestio Exchange and Company. Home Becuritics, JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, COUNCIL BLUF1S, IOWA. Office, Main Stroet, Room 8, Shugart and Beno block. Wil practice in Siate and Federal courts, J. R. TATE, ATTORNEY AT LAW Practice tn State and Federal Courte, Collectons promptly attended to, Room 16, Shugart's Building, OOUNCIL BLUFFS 10WA : Dr, W. E.”Shrerra;len DENTIST, Masonic Temple, Councll Blufts $20 REWARD! () BEWARD paid for information of *40 location pair borses, wagon and b mortgeged by William D. Hall to Thomas «'Denton Bay horse seven years old, 1,000 pounds, soar left hind, leg, black horse nine years old, tarin fore: naed spavin in rght X thre inch set double aiwie county in August Ten dollars reward for dissovery of said Hall. Hall descritedas sbout 6 feet 10jaches, +andy complexion, bsld head on top wiksors brownish red, stoutish bulit, about 40y ears @yl o Loouard By ©rett, sttorney ot law Bt 16w, anniest performan ) Johns Comedy Com| yet. By the well known First thme west of . Friday Jar urday onday Hastings, Lincoln A Plattsmouth Neb., Council Bluffs, Towi, . .. Atlantic, Des Moines, ROLILEER Sl Bk AL MISS10N—Gents 150—Ladies 100, BKATES—Geots 160, Ladles 100, Towa. Admission Free 40 Ladios each morning and Tues day and Thursday afterooons. Use of Bkates 15 centa. A. ¥. BOHANCE, Manager. B II, MARTENS, Proprietor s, 0. J, Bl i D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 222 Middle Brosdway, Councll Blufta.