Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 19, 1885, Page 6

BEE. UFFS 19 Y '!‘ sihis 15 Monday Morning, Jan, 90 sanbs por week « 910,00 por yoar MINOR MENTION. Fino job printing at Pryor's Ber job office. The Catficlic ladies clearea §900 by their fair. County Treasurer Bennott says taxes come in sloaly. One prics only at T. N, Bray's; shoo house, 102 Main street. Job printing in the latest stylo of tho art, at Pryor's Beg job office. Mrs. J. J. Brown suffered somo severo injuries by fallng In a Sevonth street sidewalk. Loave your orders for job printing a day or two ahead at Pryor’s Bao job of- fica. Pottawat'amic Grove U. A, 0. D. ive their first annual ball in Beno's hall Februaty 18, The Nonconformist at Tabor has not suspended, notwithatanding all the ro- ports to that effoot. At fhe Rovere houte Saturday sfter- noon Justics Hendricks married Jobn Low to Edith 0. Petsrson. The ‘motherof George Madizon, the mail carrier, slipped and feil on Malison street Friday, breaking her arm. Goorge Welle, flagman on the Q. and K. C. roads, has anew arrival of eleven ounds In his family. It's a boy. At Bray,s great shoe sale all goods are marked in plain figuras aud sold to all at the same low prices. 102 Main siraet. L. Kinnchan, who had a foot crushed at the transfer, is getting along quite comfortably mow. His foot has been amputated, T. Hart, who was lately injured by a fall on the fcc In his yard, is reported as sinking rapidly, with little or no prospect of recovery. Some of the Macedonians think that Coburn ought to have received more than two years sentence for setting fire to Dye's atore. Smith & Loerke, proprictors of the Union Bakery, give as many ounces to a loaf of bread and eell it as cheap aaany other establishment in the city. The.police did not make the usual Sat- +* drdey night baul, there belng only one drunk and one vagrant, There wereas usual, however, abouv two dozen free lodgers. A hack drove into the alley in the rear of one of the Broadway saloons yester day. and loaded up with three kegs of beer and as many boxes of pop. A good Sunday showing for a prohibition state. Four of the clerks at J. Mueller's store have agreed to quit shaving until Febru- ary 1st or forfelt §1 to each of the others. The four moustaches will shortly be ac— THE DAILY BEE---COUNCIL BLUFIS MONDAY JANUARY 19, the court, to ba decided before the taking i evidence begins, It is generally un. tood that Aylesworth in making a contest yields rather to the dc der Judge mands of the democratic committee and ther demceratic supporters, rather than to his own feclings. Ho has already & batter position for him, in some respects at least, than that of judge of the distric court, Sin and Unbellef, At the Opera hoosy yesterday Rev, A, K. Bates preached ay fellows: You will find my text in the 3rd chag ter of John, and 16th verse, ¢ For God a0 loved tho world that He gave His only begolten Scn, that whosoever be- lieveth on Him, should not perieh, but have everlasting life.” Tharo is no object deater to a parent'’s Foart thana son. This is partleularly tho cave if it happers to bo an only aon, or #n ooly child, end whatever occurs to that son—eepecially if it be trouble, dsnger, or death—affects the hesrt of the parent. 8o when we read that God so loved the woild, that ke gave his only begotten Son fcr i% salvation, it means that his love was immenso and profound. I want to cal! your attention first of all to the fuliness of the vorse chosen for my text. In it will be found, porhaps, more Chrlstian theology than will bs found in any other verse cr pasago of scripture. It embraces the doctrine of the trinity, the doctrine of God’s banevolence, the doctrine of God’s grace, the dootrine of God’s moercy, the doctrine of God’s pro- posed way of salvation, the doctrine of future punishment, and the doctrine of Immortality, This is a verse upon which more gormons have been preached than any ather verso in tho scripture, and is as dificult to comprehend, as far as in. telligent exposition is concerned. Let mo call your attention to tho mat- tor of our condemnation as here taught, In tho first place tho statement is present and not future, According to scripture, ho that belisveth not is condemned al. ready. Tha which ehall occur after a whilo fs simply ths final termination of the sentence based upon a judgment already past. So it became clear in the eye 88 overy intelligent thinking mar, that he that believeth not s condemned, Condemnation is based upce anbelieving and not simply on sin. If it were only upon sin, we might all of us have been equally involved, A man who is o sinner, and at the same time a believer in the Lord Jesus Christ as the son of God, is endeavor- ing to put away the iniquities of his life, and the result is that God makes a vast difference between him and the man who smns because of his unbelief. All over this city, perhaps in this very ccngrega- tion, there ars men and women, who are condemned, not only because they are sinners, but being sinners, they will not believe in Chriat. You may find a man who is to all ap- pearances respectable, moral, upright, full of integrity, and worthy of admira- tlon. However, if he Is an unbeliever in the Son of God, the man in condemned equally with the man that lies in the gut- ter, equally with the man who opposes God In every act of his mind, body and soul. A manmsy esy, “I do believe in thy Tord Jesus Christ,” and yet refuss to accept Him, when the light ‘}u clear before him, this is an evidence that he is under condemnation. God holds 'every man accountable for his sine, Accord- ing to God’s own word, ‘The soul that sinneth, it shall die,” no matter what it hes been before. : People may cry that they have been surrounded with sin, and adversity, born ininiquity; and that it was impossible under the circumstances snd surround- iogs to refrain from committing a few trivial wrongs, and that it is unfair that they should be vlsited with such an im- mense punishment for sach a slight offence. The fact is that God does not guage punishment by sins alone, but by companied by grizzly beards. Thers were no services in the Congre- gational church ; yesterday. It is ex- pected that there will ere long be a reg- ular pastor in the pulpit, Rev. Mr. Croft, of Sandwlich, Ill., having been called to the posltion, aud having accepted the call. Itis claimed that tramps are making a free lodging place of the house owned by Mr. Doty in Streetsville, and vacated by |him when the man Loveless came down with tho small-pox. The house had not been thoroughly disinfected when the tramps began to sleep there, and if some of them do not catch the dis easo they are all extremely fortunate. There was a blg gas leak discoverad on Broadway eoast of Main street. Men sins accompanied with unbelief, which is one of the greatest—I might say the greatest sin, and cause of sin, God’a mercy {8 no broader than his justice, As he is infinitely merciful, 8o he is infinitely just. Unbelief means simply this: That Chirist, the Son of God, is oftered to me, but I shall not accept Him. The man who saya this makes Christ an impostor and God a liar, because he denies that Christ is His gon, when He declares that He is. As God 80 loved the world that He sent His only begotten Son for our sal- vation, He expects us to take into consid eration that fact and decide whether to accept or reject Him, and become child- ren of God, e —— PERSONAL, Sheriff Dan Farrell was in the city yester- day. were sot at work taking up the pavement and digging through the frozen earth to the main. The gas leaked insuch quanti- tloa that the pick striklng a stone and causing a spark set tho gas on fire it blaziog up to quite a height, This oc- curred several times. The job of stop- ping the leak proved a hard one, and rather exponsive. The Shenandoah Post says the mad dog is abroad in the land agsin. A. M, Nable’s dog went mad near Riverton on ‘Wednesday and struck out for town. All the doge in Riverton have been kill- ed. Four cows are tied up. Chas Jack- #on, eon of the hotel keeper, was bitten, but sucseeded in killing the dog. Jack- ®on went to try the virtue of a ‘“‘mad stone'’ on Friday but the stone failed to “gtick,” It is thought that his clothing prevented the virus taking hold. Thomas Bowman has returned from Cedar Rapids, where he has attended the meeting of the Iowa circuit, It was de- cided to have the usual June mectings, commenciog at Cedar Rapids June 0:h, and ending at Council Bluffs, the meet- ings here commenclng Jume 30, Bur- lington will probably follow Cedar Rap. 1ds, and then Ottumwa or Oreston will take the next week, The purses will be 8000 each, with the following classes for trotters: 5:00, 2:48, 2:43 2:38, 2:33, & 2:25, also fre-for all, For pacers a 2 and 2:10 olass. Lowrle & Sweringer, of Mendota, I1L, will serva as pool sellers, Eateees for the entlro circuit will clote June 1. Juige Loofboroaw and Judge Ayles- worth seem to keep pretty cuol over their contest, und seem perscnslly friendly. They were noticad the other day walking down the street together chia‘ting pl antly, aud they have agreed to leave the qaation of the service of the notice to 7 Miss Carrie Spooner has been visiting friends and relatives in Avoca. C. L. Browning, of Brownsville, Neb., were among those at the Ogden yesterday, Ms, R, T, Manz, Mies Florence Manz, and Miss Myrile Estes, of Omaha, are visiting friends here, T. E. Cavin has been wrestling with the rhoumatism for & week past, but is gotting the Detter of 1t, M. L. McWilliams, who is now in tho bank- ing business at Ogalla'a, Neb,, was at the Pa. cific yesterday, 8. 8. Stevenr, tho general agent of the Rock Island, writes from Los Angeles, Cal,, that e is regaining his health repidly. Charles Baughn has loft for the world’s fair at New Orleans, and will visit other points in the sunny south before returning home, Lieut.-Gov, Manning has returned from Kausas, where he attended the insuguration aud visited frends, He expects koon to take a trip to the south, *“Verge Bergen left Saturday for I't, Wayne, Ind., to take charge of the electric belt factory recontly started thera Ly Messre, Judd & Smith of this city. G. H, Ferguson has returne hi m nesr Earling, He says the big fire was a ter- rible blow to Earling, but that probably the the stores will be rebuilt, as it a good point for trade. Mr. John Schmidt, of Pace & Schmidt, re- turned evening with Mrs, Schmidt, nee Miss Mary Stebler, an estimsble lady of Ann Ar- bor, Michigan, The marriage occurred last Wednesday, , Dr. T, 8, McKenna, of Earling, was at the Pacific house yesterday., The doctor was & suffercr by the Earling fire, having lost his office, Instruments, books, etc. He did not lose his nerve, however, A Slight Burn, The alarm of fire about 11 o'clock yes- terday mornlog was caused by a small blazo at Heunry Schmidt's photograph gillery oo Main slreet. The fire started in the roof, through whish run a stove- pipe. A tow buckets of water put it out, the dimsge being I'ght. SEEING SPIRITS. A Conzeil Blafs Medinm Hes a Com- ical Scauce, e Departed Spirits Prove to be Liv ing Ones, The little town of Tabor has lately been & gocd deal stirred up of late by & serles of spiritualistic inveatigations aud searces, Tho editor ¢f the Nonconformist, H. Vincent, has been interested in theseand he has made public some relations which have proved interesting, at least to the readers of the Bre, Now comes an interesting etatement from M. Groves with J, M. Ewell and Edward Harris a8 witneeses, which is cqually reneational, but not so favorablo to spiritualiam as the oshers, They claim that they attended a searco at tho residence of Mr. Vincent and there met Mrs, Eggleston, of Ucuacil Bluffs, Anludian obisf took possession of her and caused several departed spirits to appear to her vision, She described them but nome present could recognize any of them as being departed friends. Mr, Grove finally suggested that ho would like to converee with hla mother, The me- diom clalmed that the spiri* of Liis mother was present and was stand ing behind him with her hand on his head, and there could bs no mistake about it, Mr. Grove asked several ques- tions, among others whather she was happy in the other world, sud if ehe would like to come back to this life to live again. Sho said she was happy, and did not desire to return to this life, but that she would like to see and talk with her friends. Mr. Ewell's brother David also appeared. Mr. Ewell asked his brother to make some statement as to something that had happened between them while he was yot in this Jife, and he told him of driving oxen hitched to a sled, and various other things common among boys. The father of Mr. Harris was also called back from the epirit land, and Mr. Harris asked him if he was satia- fied as to how he had sottled up the busi. ness, Hercplied that everything was all right 8o far as he had gone, but that the business was not all settled up yet, and that he had a tract of land yet that his father did not want him to eell if they could get along without selling it. His father advised him about moving, and other things of a buslness character, Mr Grove says that at the time thls seance was held his mother was in good health and alive instead of being a spirit, and that Mr, David Ewell, and Mr. Har- ris were still in the flesh, so that they could not have been called back from the epirit land, and that Mr. Harrla had no estate at all to settle, nelther he or his father owing any man. The description of this seance makes a suitable to hang alongside and in contrast with the one given not long ago by Mr, Vincleat. in which the same medium gave such a wonderful account of the world beyond. —— For sale—My book andstationery bus- ness 341 B;undwnyA H. E. Seaman. e — ‘What Bessio Has Heard. OmamA, January 18, 1885. My Dearest Eprra:—Oh! How I wish I could see you for ten minutes to-day, for I am going away to-morrow and won't be back till Saturday. I have so much to tell you that a ten minutes’ interview would relieve my pent up feelings more than I can expross. You can’t 1magine how much’{I enjoy your letters, but you often aromse my cariosity by alluding to some maitars in a “l.wish-I-could-tell-you-all” s=ort of manner. I hear 80 much about you people on the other side that it is almost useless for me to attempt to put it all on paper, but prominent among the, rumors is one con- nected with your ““mash” (1) I hear it whispered that he is taking boxing les- sons, and has ‘‘declared” himself (I must be catching Bob's elang), that in the near futare he will be able to hold his own with any of the ladies. And is it true that Mr. ‘“‘Emerald” has become so infatuated with progressive euchre that he sent to New York for rules? ‘Blondy” eays that he staid at home one night till 11 o’clock to read up, and surprised the party by his sudden appearance, and with the announcement, “Su,e and yow're not playing it right,” Of ccurse we hear so much about Council Blufs that we don’t know just what to believe. I wonder if Omaha had such a time with its exclusive society when it was a small burg? It was too bad t> call Mr. R. a “dude,” but I really thiok Mr. F. s slight'y inclined that way. Butin Omaha, as bad as you think we are, thera is no record of a dude leaving his lady, at the c¢read hour of 12, three blocks from home. Of course you grasp. Probably the relicf experienced by his sudden de- parture overcame her surpriec and fear, Ploase give me the particulars of this dear Edith, for, of course, what I hear Is mere rumor, Your literary young lady is probably writing a companion story for ““T'he Bauker's Daughter,” and is taking, #8 her hero, the banker's son, 1 am surprised to hear Miss Trimmer al luded to a8 *‘the charming but hateful” Mies T., for I thought she was conaid- ered quite a favorite, One of our elite has become go taken with C. B. that she will probably be Mrs, H. “in one year.” ‘‘Blondy"” eays that your soclety clr- cles have been quite agitated by the sec- ond appearance of one of Its old favorites, I can't exactly understand what Is at tha Root of all this, but suppose it is as it shoe.d be, Does the affectionate business atill con- tinue near the park 7 The eleighing is just splendid over here, and the boys estimate 1ts cost at three dollars a mile, just as if we cared, 1 cannot be at home for the carly hour party Tuesday night, I hesr that sever- al Council Bluffs young people are invited and will attend. “Blondy” says that several of your young men have taken quite an interest in religous mattars (since Jan'y foes: ) Don’t you miss him Sunday night? Ob!" There is the bell and I'm sure its Mr. 8. I haven't time to tell you any more to-night. Write to me me soon, Yours 10-derly, *‘Bessir,” = S R Having purchased st a great discount the stock of cigars, pipes and emokers’ articles recently owned by Lutz & Lange, Iam prepared to give purchasers the benefit of this great reducticn no matter n what quantity they buy, either large or small orders. The stock must be c'osed our and thst as quickly as possi- ble, as il cannot have wmy personal at- tenticn. Jno. Schoentgen, 36 Main and 80 Peoarl streets, Council Bluffs, '."Q','?"fimwym W . o> = Fe ) -A OR the purpose of of Dry Goods, Carpet Etc., fo be sold witho of Kewmarkets Br Seal Plush Cloaks. ladies’ and Chiltre and Table Linen. offers sepcial induc includes Exminster, Matting, Etc., Etc. 74 L eaut Sl Begins Ja BY EARLY Harkness 401 Broadway, making way for spring purchases, we shall, January 61h, offer our entire stock This stock comprises a Fine line of choice Dress Goods, Silks, Flannels, Ginghams, Prints, Etc. A choice stock let Underwear and Hosiery, lace, Lace Ties, Fichue and Embroiteries; also a lot of homemade Comforts, Blankets, Our Carpet stock is complete and ion from choice variety of patterns. [t Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Three Ply Ingrains, Hemp, Rattan Matting, Napier Fine Lace Curtains, Tambour, Turco- man. Curtain Goods and Curtain Shades Customers will secure BEST BARGAINS, AT HGSI reducing stock and s, Cloaks, Curtains, ut regard to cost ocade Velvet and ns’ White and Scar- ements for select- Moquettes, Body y of desien. nuary bth, 1885 PURGHASES Brothers, Counecil Bluffs, OOMMEROCIAL, OOUNOIL BLUFFS MARKET, ‘Wheat—No. 1 milling, 57; No, No. 3, 45, Corn—New, 2lc. Onts—For local purposes, 280, Hoy—84 606 00 por ton; balod, D060, ye—850. Oorn Meal—1 80 per 100 pounds, ‘Wood—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ 6 50. Coal—Deliverod, hard, 9 50 per ten; soft 450 por ton Lnrd—Falrbank’s, wholenaling at 9jc. Flour—City flour, 1 50@2 90, Broors—2 95@8 00 per doz, LIVE BTOCK, Oattlo—Butcher cows 825@3 75, Butcher 106p— 3 Hogs—4 00@4 25. PRODUCE AND FRUITS, Poultry—Live old hens, 2 50 per doz; dressed chickens, 8o; dressed turkeys, 12hc; dressed ducks, 9@10c; dressed geese, 10@12¢c; epring chickens, per doz. 2 25, o Btter—Croamory, £5@23c; choico country o, ‘;mu—m per_dozen. egetables— Potatoes, 30@400 per bushel; onions, G0c per bu; spples, choice cooking o eating, 2 H0@3 00; beans, 1 00@1 60 per bughal: Sweat votatoes, 2o ver Ib, Cider—32 gallon bbl', 86,50, Orangoes—6 50 per bbl, e Hazen, ventist, 100 Maln st, 2, &5 Dr. C. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR A. B. HOWE’S Corn Meal, Graham Flour, Hominy. Ground Fresh Every Day ! Ground Feed Always on Hand. Mill, corner of North Sixth and Mill Streets, COUNCIL, BLUFFS, THE PLACE To purchase§fs Christmas Presents At Bottom Prices, is HOMER & CO'S China Store, 28 Moin Slreet, Caincil Blu $20 REWARD! () BEWARD pad tor iuformation of prosont 4\) location pair borwos, waon and_hisrness, mortgeged by William D Hall to Thomas a%ilenton B ay horse veven years old, 1,600 povnds, scar left hind leg, black horse nine years old,: tarin fore: naed spavin in right hiod leg wigon, Cooper make, thre Inch ot double haruees, taken from Pottawatt. amie county in August Ten dollara reward for digcovery of said Hall. Hall descritedas abous & feet 10juches, ' andy complexion, bild head on top wiksers brownish red, stoutish bullt, about 405 cars «prls to Leonard EvE rett, sitorney st law luffs, lowa, W B, M. rOREY OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS‘. Councll Bluffs, ™ Established - 1856 Reen tn Forelgn aad Domestio Exchasgs aad 188 » e B e LEADING M Covxors Br AMITH & TOLLEW Agte, ERCHANT TAILOLS ¥ and 9 Mala street, UFTS, « - wo will e Whol Cornes KIEL Keep Horses and Malen oc SALE STABLES d which ell in retail or wholesale lofe, Rl Stock Warranted as alo and retafl dealors sonable Satlefaction G PSOCHLUTHER & r Fifth Ave, & Fourth 8 e Inax Vinter Goods tendy. Suits SATISFACTION rC LANDSTROM, 1t eV L e e, Made to Order in Latest Style d at Renson hle Pric GUARANTEED, 206 Man Streot, AGENTS Tirs, Judd & Smith’s Ne Dysper alysi er Complaint, Bright's Dis I quiring incre Councll Bluffs, WANTED. w Improved Electric Belt. LM ST, DALLAS, TEXAS, A FT. WAYNE, IND he tis sion, Hoart powers, ' Now f s, Spinal 'Aftctions, GENUINE IN THR erence to storing them until Loxt sesaom, o OF b Cooking and Heating Tho season Lelng ko Tar adsanced I fiava ~sicluded to dIspos of Kay RLOVES RROARDIYSS OF Conr 1 prees Call early ns L will nob bo undersold by anyone. L AUGHTER oves ! Bl B U A. J, Mandel, 325 t 1 iuffs SPECIAL NOTICES. 1ng, otc., will bo Inscrted in this column b tho fow eato of TEN CIUNTS PER LINK for tho firoh insertion ertlon. Loavo advertisemonts at our ofice, No. Poarl itroot, noar Broadwav 8, 82,00 ‘cash requi with i 80 as t douvle the profite. dress L. Bec office, Council Bluffe, 0% SALE—Tands improved and unimproved. If you wanta farm in westera lowa, Kansas Nobraakn or Dakots, letus Eer from you. SWAN & WALKER; 7OR SALE—Special bargain. A fran o dwellng, ton rooms with ul provements, well located and almost new. 45;/00, §1,100 cash balance long tiwe, SWAN & WALKER, two story lern ini. Prico correspond with any non-resident Council Blufls or Potta- iy, or any ons wishing to buy or sell proporty in western lowa, Kansas or Nebras Sw. & WALKRR, OR SALE—Alarge tumber of husiness and resi- dence lots in all paris of Council Bluffs. See us before you buy, EWAN & WALKKR, 7 OR RENT—Wo h.ve several houaes o our list for rent, vacant now, SwaN & WALKER, JACOB SIMS, Aittorney - at-Law, COUNCIL BLUF1 8, IOWA. Office, Main Stroct, Room 8, Shugart and Eeso block. Wili practice in S.atc and Federal courts. 7. R. TATE, ATTORNEY AT LAW Practico In tato and Federal Courte. Gollectlons promptly attended to. Room 16, Shug irt's Building, COUNCIL ELUFFS I0OWA Dr, W. H. Sherraden DENTIST, Basonic Temple, Councll Blufts Iowa. BROADWAY STEAM _LAUNDRY EVERYTHING NEW, All the Latest Improved Machinery, All Work First Class. Express Paid on all Or- ders over $2,60. Collars and Cuffs a 8pecialty, Established 1882. H, E. REMER, Manager 111 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFES, IA. ROLILE Sy k! ADMISS10N~—Gents 1ic—Ladles 100, BEATES—Gents 150, Ladles 100, Admission Freo to Ladles esch morning and Tues day and Thursday afternoons. Use of Bkates 19 cente. A. ¥. BCHANCK, Manager. St. Charles Hotel. 0 STKEET, BET. 7thand 6th, - - LINCOLN, NEB Mrs. Kate Coakly, Proprictoress. £& Nowly and elegantly furaished, Good ssmwple rooms on firet floor. 4@ Torms -$1.50 t0 82 per duy, Special ratos given members of the leglslature. novig1mme B H, MARTENS, Proprietos OR 8AL¥—Partios wishing to buy cheap lots to build on canbuy on 1 onthly psyments of from $2to 810. 7OR RENT—Wo will ront y with the prisilage to buy liberal tormy. W ANTED—1o correspond with any oae wishing a good location £r glanning mill. sash, door and bind manufactory, wo have building and machinery, well located, for sale, lcase or trade; SWAN & W ALKER. BIWAN & WALRNK, lot to buld on you wish on very EWAN & WALKER. TR RENT - Largo two story frame bulldirg suit able for warchouse oF StOTAZC pUrposcs, near railzoad depot. SWAN & WALKER, JOR RENT OR SALE — Building snd grounds Ik ben 55y ks mltevimary/ag oashiog shop Good biler, eagine, cupola, Blower with fixed shatc- ing eto., ready toput in motton, Swax WaLne, —8hoiying, counters, tables dosks, gas Eaquiro of I. &, Scaman, paper, 1 Broadway. JFOR SALE fixturos ctc. books and station: 8 SALE=A socona-band safe. Council Biufts- No. 217 Broad- 8, eingle buggy, ANTED—A good girl or woman for gene a housework, one suitable will pald good wages Enquire &t 1208 Sixto strect opposite school house, ANTED—Agents 1n every county in_westorn Towa o 8¢l the “Champion Bosom Strotchor and Troniog Board", lady pronounces it on sight to be just what sh2 wants, either for herselt o hirec belp. Big inducemends to agents. Retails Address C. B. 8, and I Beard, Bee oftce Biufle, lowa. \OR BALE—Hou H™ Stophonson, 0 0K BALE—A top-buggy, fAret- 1es take and in excellent condition. O will trade for cheap iot. Addross ¥, M. Bee office, Council Blu7s. (OPAL a5 ¥ 00D—Geurgo Hoaton, 038" Browd: way. sells coal and wood at roasonable prices, gived 2,000 Ibe. for a ton, and 128 cublo for & cord, Try him. VW ANTED=Evaey body i Uouni brats v teis TunBax. Dolivored by carrlor s only twenty conts & woolk, LD PAPERS—For salo a¢ DRy office, ab 56 conts » hundred J. L. DEBEVOISE. Onion Ticket Agent No. 607 Broadway Coungil Bluffs, Land. A, J. Railway Time Table, Corrected to January 7, 1885, OOUNCIL BLUFFE, Tho tollowing are tho times of the arrival and do- arturo of traing by oentral standard timo, st the foca dopota. Trains leavo transtor dopot fon mic- ates eallcr and arrive ton minutes Iafer. 50460, EURLIXGION AND QUIXOY, Lasve. o Citoago Expros; Fuat Ml Acoommodation. *A% local depot oniy, KANBAS OITY, 97 JOB AND OOUNGIL BLUPPE. 1005 am Mail avd Express, 816 pm Paolflo Expross, OILI0AGO, MILWAUKNN AND BT, PAUL, Expross, Expross, B GRICAGO, KOOK TWLAND' AND PAOIFIC. 'Atientlo Expross, ; Day Exprisa *Dos Molncs Aotommodatios, At locai dopot obly. *WABABI, AT, LOUIB AND PAGIPIO, Agoommodat.on Touls Expross Chicago Expross A Teausfor inly 0EI0AGO A NORTIWRSTARY, Exprose, Paciflc Kixpress 800X CITY AND PACITC, B4, Paul Expross, Doy Express *union PACIAO, Wosteru Expros, Fauifio Exprom, Lincoln Exprom, *4¢ Traneler only. DUMMY TRAINS TO OMAHA, Leave—1:20-6:80-0:80-10:50-11:40 n. . 3:80-4:80-5:80-0:80- . m 9:60 % m 12:20p w 526 pm 250 m m beanstor only N. BCHURZ., Justice of the Peace. and FIVE OENTS PER LINE fox each subsequent n- — | iepaid to paseongers by courico " age, 'R. Rice I, D. CANCERS, CHRONIC 6, Poarl sar Cor or other tumora reraoved without the kaito oz drawiug cf blood. ORDER YOUR Cobs, Coal? Wood OF BN 8, JONIME, P. 0, address, Loek Box 1499, Counctl Blufte. s, B J. Eilton Bt B, PHYSICIAN & SUROEO HICAGO, Milwankee & St. Paul RATIIL.W.AY. The SHORT LINE. And BEST ROUTE, FROM OMAHA TO THE EAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY Chicago, i St. Paul, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dubuque, Rock Island, Freeport, Slgin, Madison, Belvit, ‘Winona, And all other Tmportant points East, North- east and Southeas N, EN OMAIA AND Milwaukee, Davenport Rockford, Janesville, La Crosse, Ticket offioo at 1401 F tel), and at Union Pacific Depot. FoNAN SLYKIERS and the FIXwsT Dixivg Caud iy i1k WoiLb are run on the main lines of tho Chicago milwaukee & St. Paul ry artontion wployes of the company. 5.8 MERAILL, General Manager, R MLy As't G ass Agent. Superintendent. TH0 01D RELIABL THE BRUNSWICK, BALKE, COL- LENDER COMPARY, [BUCCESSORS TO THE J. M. B, & B. 00,] The mosd extensive manufacturers Billiard & Pool Tables IN THE WORLD. John Hockstrasser Goneral Ageny or Nebrasks an Westorn Iowa. 50 B, Tonth Btroet + + + + OMAHA, NEB, 40 wdatiou Eflilard and Pool Tables and materls A BIG CAT - FREE Also 13 valuable and reliable re- .| cipes (never before published,) any- one of which is worth &1.00 and from that to $25.00, and a copy of the “Cultivator” nt FREE to any one that sends 8 stamps to pay postage etc., 3 comic picture cards will a'so he enclosed in the pack- These recipes are valuable to the household aud any energetic per« son knowing the secrets the, disc{osu need never want for money. Please write name and address pl.inly. Put 3 stamps in a letter and address it to the WESTERN PUB. CO., box 509, Omaha, Neb. LEGAL NOTICE J . Wyngart defondant will take ootico that on tho 16th dav of Dec, 1834 Ednund Bartleit Esq., by ¢ of Dougles oounty, il wn #'for th sum of two bindred dol lars in an aotion pending by him wherein Jacob Cohn o plaintiff, and J. M, Wyicart Iy defonant — That property of the sald defendant. oonsisting of stock of goods, fixtures ani other personsl property con- in bis shop, corner of 10th and Jobes street, ttached under said ordor, Said causs o _dec20-16wdwme JAS, H PEABODY, M. D, Physician & Surgeon Reelidonos No. 1407 Jonee B). Offics, No. 1609 Fax asm sbroeh. Offico hours,12 m 15 | p. m. a0d from Attoraey for Plaintid OFFIOE OVER AMERIOAN EXPRESS COUNCIL BLUFF5. 0owa W08 p. m. Tolepbone, for office 47 residence 186,