Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 20, 1885, Page 6

s — 6 THE DAILY OOUNCIL BLUFFS Jan, I'L. Tuesday Morning, 20, BSORIPTION RATES 20 ~wnta per week $10.00 pot year OFFICE! 3.7 Pearl Birost, Near Brondway MINOR MENTION. The police get little game nowadsy:, One price only at N. Bray's, shoe house, 102 Main street Job printing in the latest w‘ylun( the art, at Pryor's Bee jol Mike medal of St. b office. Rissk i now wears the Joseph's scademy. For a wondor the it ranaing Sanday night. gambling honses were 1 Loave your orders for job printing n day or two ahead at Pryor's Beo job of fice, “Bessle’s” lotter in yestorday’s Bee soemed to caute quite a rippls among the young soclety folk At G o'clock yesterday morning the thermomoter at the water works slood at . 26 degroes below zero, Tho city physician reported ycsterday that all quarantina cases were doing well, and no new cases had boen hoard of. silver At Bray,s great shoo sale all goods are marked in plain figarss and sold to sll at 102 Main s'reet. A numbsr of young ladies and gentle- men propose going to Missourl Valley to attend the marquerade of the Genial Three Thursdsy evening. Smith & Loerke, proprictors of the Unlon Bakery, glve as many ounces to a loaf of bread and sell it as cheap as any other establiehment in the city. Pottowattamie Greve, U, A, O. D., s to give its annual ball in Eyerett’s hall February 11, instead of as previously announced. A musical and literary treat is promieed to tho people of this city inabout a woek, to be given by home and foreign talent. Further notlce will bs subsequently made. One vagrant booked at police head- quartors must ba protty well known for the arresting officor makes the minute under the head of ‘‘witnesses,” ‘All of Broadwsy.” the samo low prices. Mra. Florence Bede "has commenced divorce proceedings against J. A. Bede, {ormerly editor of the Unicn Arrow, at Tabor. Cruelly and inhuman treetmant are the grounds alleged. L. P. Lareon has reopened ths the old headquarters of the Joseph Schlitz Mil- waukee beer, 413 Broadway, and started yesterday deliverlng to customers. He ‘was in this business two years ago. *‘Rise and Fall of the Moustache” is the subject of the lecture to be given by that prince of humorists, Bob Burdette, at the opera house Friday evening, Feb- ruary 6. Tickets are on sale at Foater's drug store. Reserve your seats early. Smith & Harb, the barbers, yesterday rented the store, 402 Broadway, lately occupied by the 99 cent store. Tney will shortly proceed to renovate it and remova from their present location, un- der the opera house. The variety show ls gotting to be a good deal of disgeace to the clty. The pollce prevented the still further disgrace of having the show run Sunday night, but at 1 o'clock (it being then Monday morn- ing and not Sunday night) a dance start- ed up there. Sherlff Guittar returned Sundsy night from Fort Madison and staried back last evening with Von Bulow, who s sen. tenced to nine months for stealing cloth- ing, and John Hunter, sentenced for a year and a half for burglarizing a house in Hazel Dell. 1t has become evident that the heating apparatus of the Masonic temple 1s Det- ter adapted to burning soft coal than hard, and yesterday twenty tons of hard coal were belng removed a bucket-full at a time to make room for the other. ‘Wonder if some one will not get out an injunctioa as in the Bloomer school bullding case. The clty clerk Is prepariog the poll lists for the city election, which is to be held on the 3d of March, These poll lists must be posted up a month before. There are to be elected at the coming election an alderman at large in place of P. J. McMahon, an alderman for the ‘Third ward in place of Mr, Kesting, and an alderman for the Fourth ward in place of Judge Janes. 1t seems as if the police committee had been spending most of Its time in listen- ng to charges agalost Officer O'Brlen, and his explanation of the same. If they have got about cnough light on his case, let them take up some other policeman now, and thus go on through the list. Serious charges have been whispered about others, and lct them come to the front 8o that all the trath may be had, The new rovd map book lately pre pared and just finished for the county, by C. R. Allen, ls grea‘ly pra'sed by all who have inspected it. It is pronounced the most complete and most accurate map. book possessed by any county in Iowa. 1t is prepared from data and by persona! survey, and every foot of road is laid down and so drawn that one can sec at a glance all diffarences between an estab- lished road and the traveled rcad. All creeks, etc., are also marked, and the old channels given. In fact, by ald of this book any one can sec as clearly “‘the lay of the land” as If he stosd upon it, with ol the records before him, The new Dbook cost the county only $550, and It rHE DAILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFFS Mr. Allen's sklll cotalnly isa eredit t and rellability. A vory presented 1toresti the ¥ ig at B o'clook. All Ons of the pr {oatures is to be “‘One of the Big Days of My Life,” by sevoral of the boye. The noon day prayer meotings will bo con- 12 North Maln Invitation ex husiness The sen ptly 12:50, wnship ia stirred up over a 1t rooms that M.C. A ted minent froe to all at his ever to be presant, this week at A tinued street, aposial 1s tonded our men. meeting ol oaty of aeandal sit zona woman, who wanta €300 a8 o balm (o her foeling, while he offred only $135. Sh has had him arrested, and the case was n bafore Squl at Min- James Craw, of Minden, of this oity, being for ttion, and J. R. Tate, of this pron at ne of its has been too intimate with a herland y yesterday. and John Lindt, the prosc clty, for the defonse. M — For sale—Mg book andstationery bus. nese 341 Broadway. H. E. Seaman, e PERSONAL, Max Brady left for the east yesterday. §, (. Unnderwood was in the city yester day Miss Grace Osborne hax returned from her coll s on account of sickness, Muss Dessio Peregoy, daughter of Mr. J. Poregoy, is 10esvering from an attadk of dip- htheria, H. C. Cheaey, agent of_the Sioux City & Pacific railroad, left last eveniog for the west on a business trip, Miss Kittie Whitney, now of Howard, Neb., is in the city the guest of the Misses Ida and Lou Iosterin, Straub and A, W. Courson, of Hiram W, Davis & Co., :Cincinnati, put up at the Bechtole hotel yesterday. W. H. Lynchard, of the Evenivg Herald, wes reported s woree again last nipht, He is, indeed, having hard siege. M, Owens, who has besn comected with Do Val & Wright for some time, now leaves for a visit to his old homo near Des Moines, E. A, Cyerst, secrotary of the Insurance Company of Dakota, has returned to his home in Sioux Falla after pleassnt visit to friends here, W. N. Hutchinson and John Filline, both of Georgetown, Col., arrived in town yester- day moming over the U, P. and are at the Ogden, B, F. Wagener, who is cletk at the Union Pacific hotel has won hosts of friends, leaves this week for Stanton, Neb., on a vitit to his old home, Miss May Morgan, daughtor-of J. C. Mor- gan, formerly of the Globe, has been visiting friends here for fow daye, and to-day leaves for her home in Kearney, Neb. A. J. Mandel skippsd off to St. Louis Sun- day morning rather suspiciously, it is claimed partly on business and partly on pleasura, It is rumored that he will bring back a brde, THE BLUFES COUNCIL. Sundry Business Done at a Daylight Session, A special seasion of the ity cofincil was held yceterday afternoon, at which the mayor, and Aldermen Keating, James, McMahon, Mynster and Sledentopf were present. On motjon of Ald., James the clty clerk was instructed to advertise for bids for filling Eighth street, between Bighth and Tenth avenuee, and First avenue between Eighth and Tenth streats. Ald. James offered a resolutlon ap- propriating $200 from the general fund for the improvement of Ninth street. Roferred to the committee on strezts and alieys. 'he commiitee on strests and alleys was Instructed to parchase two cars of lime-stone of Regan Bros.,, not to ex- ceed $20 per car. Ald, Sledentopf stated that the work of the epeclal assesement committee was be- coming so laboricus that more clerical help was needed and on motlon, Mr. William Siedentopf was authorizad to take charge of the special assessments and keep all accounts and lists in order. Clty Attorney Holmes reported that he found nothing in the statutes requiring the olty auditor to keep the special as- ecasment accounts, and in his opinion the work belonged to some agent employed by the clty council, and who should have a seal of the city. The coun- cil is & manager of all the funds of the city, and the auditor had nothing to do with it. On motion of Alderman James the matter was referred to the city attor- ney and finance committee with instruc- tions to report, defining the duties of the civy auditor in full, and making sugges- tlona as to the clrrylng out of some plan of bookkeeping, Adjournad until 2 o'clock this [after- noon. e ——— A SMALL INQUEST, The Body of a Babe Found But No Criminal Intent Shown, Yesterday a boy named Mason noticed in Harrls park a little box, and opening it found it to contain the body of a habe nov fally developed. He informed Mr, Louls Wyatt, who tent word to the au- thorities, and Coroner Connell proceeded to hold an inquest. It was ascertained that Mrs. Sarah Bell, who lives north of the park, was the mnthor. and that Mrs, Lizzie Hoover was with her when the babe was born dead. This was on Friday night last and the body was taken by the wife ot the well known colored *‘Texas,” and kept until Saturday night when she put it in a box, and gave it to Texas to bui He took it to the middle of the park, and not having any pick and the ground being feozen, and the night eold, he limpg covered the box over with snow and left 1t, There was no proof that any foul means had been used caus- ing the death of 1he child, snd the jury accordingly brought in a verdict charging no crime to any one. e — 1leal Estate Transters. The following is a list of real estate transfers filed yesterday in the recorder's office of Pottawattomie county, Iowa, as farnished by A, J. Stephenson, abstrac- tor, real estate and loan agent, Council Bluffs, Iows, January 19, 1885, Wi, Stoddard et al. to Andrew J. German, se § sw } 32, 77, 41, 8480, Andrew J. German to Herman Men- del, ec } sw § 32, 77, 41, .l 000, J.W. Lataam to J, W, Perry, part of lot 2, block 2, Bullu' st add, $6,000. Total sales, $7,480. programme will be | A STILL HUNT. resident of Lowa’s fural College. 106 Now | No More Car TLonds of Pretty School Marms Needed Special to Tax T Dzs MoisEs Leigh Hunt to t ricultur y 18, <The snicy of the stats ag: » little the educational forces of the state, t the aunoal mer Tenchers’ assogiation Prof, Leigh Hunt, who had befors shown an iot yearning to be ¢ome the president of the aescclation, again didate, and succeaded in be coted by a small majority, but_ state: me ts were prepared, charging that the low sort of ward politieal methods had been wed in - gotting cted, that achool ma'ams were st th oad, being paid, The clection ot the State time 8go, ¢ protest being statementa duly ol \promise, by whic ch he shall_de ot tho previdoncy if the opposition would mum about the met| d in his elec- The Revister m blow about wonderful ge 3 liniug the . but Clarkson did not give his readers the other facts about his pet. was generally understood that all that Hunt waated of the presidency of the State 14! preociktion Wea 8§ 8 stepping stone to a college presidency. Clarkson, of the Register, 18 credited with having done the planning, and the scheme was 5o well fixed vp that when the trustees of ¢l iltural col lege met, Clarkson d not finished his apeech of nomination before Hunt was elected by acclamation, and with great enthusia Thuit is that the Regis scene, the «a Hunt's election to the college presidency that wero ured in the other contest, Trera aro many of the l¢ :uiin;{ educators of the statc who .are not listed among the admiriers of Hunt, and his election to this important post- tion causes much dissatisfaction. Hunt is considered by them as a vain man, and very ambitious, reaching out for positions for which he has not the necessary qualifications. The methods used at the Stata Teachera assccia tion, and the peculiar way m which Clarkson has used his cunning to boost Hunt along, indicate that tuere is a nice bit of gecret his. tory yet to be produced, TRAMP TRICKS, IR How Even the Portaid ot the Halls ot Justice are Marked With Their Signs, describes th It has been known for a long time that tramps have been in the habit of marking the gata pesta of houses visited by thern, 80 as to inform other tramps who might follow whether the place was one at which it was any use to apply for food or money, but yesterday it was learned that they even dared to put their marks upon the door of the court room, 8o as to guide other tramps, and give them hints as to how they could got best treated. The discovery was made by catching a veteran tramp, who has already appeared before Judee Aylesworth, this . being his second appearance. As he sauntered out ot the court room, after receiving his ordorr, to leave town, he stopped at the doorway and hastily made a mark or two, but not 8o quickly but that the officer noticed it, and, very indignant at the defacement of the door, began threatening him with another arrest. The tramp, on being presecd for the reasons, finally explalnea that it was not malicious mischief, but simply some marks to help some of his fellow-suff-rars, There was a sort of a dagger, which meant, he said, “look out sharp,” or in_other words, *‘follow these directions or it may go hard with you.” It was also an intimation to the coming tramp that the jucge on the bench was a keen questioner, and the pritoner must be careful in answering. Then there were two short straight marks, one below tue other, both perpendioular. There meant that it would be better for the tramp to represent himself as having worked on a farm, and by two of these marks, that be must not attempt to tell about working at two different places. With some judges it was safe, the tramp said, to name a number of places whera he had worked, as the tramp could dodge about among them and not gat caught, but here it was not safe to nsme too many, as they might get tangled up under the sharp questionings of the judge. *‘The farm hand racket” was better here the railway racket. Why, he couldn't say, unlegs it was that £0 many tramps had represented themaelves to this court as railway men out of employment that it had worn out. Perhaps the judge had a eoft side for agriculturists, who when at work got small wages, and when out of work, as was natural in the winter, quickly got out of money. In some courts the “eailway racket” worked best. In that case the slgn on the door would be two straight lines side by side like rallway tracks. There were aigso a few dots, indicating that if the tramp could squeeza out a few tears in telling hl- story, it would help. *‘Some judger,” the fellow said, ‘‘give a double doso to asniveller. This ain’t that kind of a coust. A lttle water If it hain't too much of a leak sort of helps out.” An- other bit of information on the door was across and three rude lluks, like a roughly dragn Odd Fellows' sign. This the fellow sald, meant ‘‘no uhulnglng in this place and plenty to eat.” With such help on the entrance to the courts of justice the tramp, who was a stranger, could readily see what was before him, and how he ought to meet it. If he made a mhukc then, it would be hisown fault, o — Dr. C. C. Hazen, Dentlst, 100 Main St. ——— A Cold Hearted Oriticism, This is a Laramie, Wyo,, criticism on & western actress: “And Stringham—the sublime and beautiful Sadie—how shall we find words to characterize her? She was a symphony in red. 8he had ronge enough on her face to pa'nt the town, the general effect being heightened by a crim- son dress of antique design, She rep-ated several times that she was ready to ‘beg from door to door to save her starvin child,’ and that's bout what she will have to do if she depends on the stage for a living,” o — Certainly, 8ir, Pittsburg Chronic] ‘‘Might I aek who lives hece]" asked & polite gentleman of a stranger he met In front of a handsome mansion, *‘Certainly, rir,” a1 politely replied the other. **Who is it, sir?" “Darned if 1 know,” replied the stranger, - — Kankakee's Oalamity, CB10AGo, Janusry 19.—Journsl's Kanks- koe, (I1L) special says: Four more bodies re 1..-..:1 this lnovnln‘ in the ruios of the ineane asylum, making the total number sev- entecn, All other pn nts are -uonnu:l 'l'o‘r S TUESDAY JANUARY 20, 1885, e — e ——————— | suit purchasers, SANDALS of above ~|ing the nicest line of SPECIALTIES for fine retail trade made by ANY company. We have some Felt cheap. I:ecommend them, Write for list on “Lumbermen.” Z T. LINDSEY & CO, Storehouse and Salesroom, 41 N. Main St. Office, 412 Try a case of our COMMON SENSE ARCTIC for MEN, we FULLY COUNCIL-BLUFFS, ' A full stock of Meng, Womens’,i Boys’, Misses’ and Childrens’ New Jersey ARCTICS, now ready in any quantity to| CHICAGO TERMS and | DISCOUNTS every day in the year. also tarry FULL lines of BOOTS and We named goods, includ- Boots to close out Broadway, IOWA. OOMMEROIAL, COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKRT, Wheat—No, 1 milling, 57; No, No. 8, 45, Corn—New, 21c. Oata—For local purposes, 2 H.y—«q 50@6 00 per mr bnlod 50@60. Ryo—350 Qorn Meal—1 80 per 100 pounds, o ood—Good mupply; prices at yards, 6 00@ Oonl—Delivered, hard, 9 50 per ton; soft 450 per ton Lard—Talrbanks, Fholosaling st 0fc Flour—Oity four, 1 50@2 90, Brooms—2 95@8 00 per doz, LIVE BTOCOK, Oattlo—Butcher cowa 8 25@3 75, Butcher steers, 3 76@4 00, Shoop—2 50@3 00, Hogs—4 00@4 25. PRODUCE AND FRUITS, Poultry—Live old hens, 2 50 per doz; dressed chickons, 8¢; drossed turkeys, 12jc; dressed ducks, 9@10c; dressad geese, 10@1%c; spring chickens, per doz. 2 25, Butter—Oreamery, $5@280; choice country 16@18c. ‘fgu—z‘l per_dozen. ‘egotablos— Potatoos, 80@400 per_bushel; onlons, 60c per bu: applos, choice cooking o eating, 2 50@3 00; beans, 1 00@1 50 per bushel: Sweet votatoes, 20 ver Ib, Clder-32 gallon bbl., $6,50, Orangos—6 50 per bbl. 2, 55; — Hazen, ventist, 100 Maln st ASK YOUR_GROCER FOR A. B. HOWE’S Corn Meal, Graham Flour, Hominy. Ground Fresh Every Day ! Ground Feed Always on Hand. ]?fill, corner 6f North Sixth and Mill Streets, COUNCIL, BLUFFS, - THE PLACE To purchaself? Christmas Presents At Bot§01x\ Prices, i8 HOMER & CO'S China Stere, 238 Main Street, Covneil Blu $20 REWARD! 3() BEWARD paid for lnformation o present location pair horees, wagon and harness, nmrl um by William D Hall to Thomas sDenton 5 ay horse geven year old, 1,600 poonds, soar, laft hind log, bisck Horsa ning yeara 0ld,. taria. fo paed spavin n right hind log. w'ion, Cooper mal thro inch set double harness, taken from Pottawf amie county in August Ten dollars reward for Qdiscovery of eaid Hall. Hall describedss about 6 fout Toyuches »andy complexton, buld head o top ownish red, stoutish bullt, about 405 car "aprls to Loonard Everett, attoraey st law ‘Blufts, lowa, omm & PUSEY BANKERC. Counel) Blufls, ™ Established 1856 ml-rumnmmnmlnnnl Homae Becuritics, JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, COUNCIL BLUF1 8, IOWA. i Office, Main Street, Room 8, Shugart and Eeuo J. R. TATE, ATTORNEY AT LAW Practico In State and Federal Courts. Oollections promptly attended to. Room 16, Shugart’s Building, OOUNCIL BLUFF3 owa [ SMITR & TOLLER | LEADING Agts., ERCHANT TAILORS ’ ¥ and 9 Maln stroet, Oovxon. Bu A Complete Line UFrS, - - of New Goods to Select From, IEL SALE STABLES Koop I wo will se Wholeealo a Qorner Fifth Ave, & Tocses and Males constantly on hand which 11 in retall or wholesale lots, Rll Stock Warramed as Rearesented. dretall deaters in Grain and Boled Hay. Prices action Gueranteed R & BOIL. I'.wnh St. Council Bluffs, IR s AN 3% Dercix Winter Qoods iloady, sn Short SATISE & (A ca an unu\ 805 Main 8 LER, {‘{ ey Lo !"‘ (S LANDSTROM, R > to Order in Latest Style GQUARANTEED. yl AGENTS Drs. Judd & Smith’s N: 810 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA E OSITIVELY Kidney and Nory ame I sty ¢ O Dyspe Hoada 83 and §5 WANTED. w Improved Electric Belt. LM ST., DALLAS, TEXAS omplaivt, Bright's Diseaco, Sp Aifoctions, Indig and KT, o AYNE, IND Nouralein t Disoass, Pita Now fmproved bo " GENUINE IN THE Tho season being so 1ar advanecd | ave a=s erence to atoriig them until noxt soxson. Cail cady E SLAUGHTER PRICKS OF Cooking and Heating Stoves! uded to dEposo of Ty RLOVES REGARDLYSS 0F Conr v press a8 1 will not be undersold by auy one. A, J. Mandel, -{ 5 bro nl\uy Council siuffs. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Spoclal & vertlsemente, suc o Loat, found, To Loan, For Salo, To Ront, Wante, Board. Ing, ete., will bo inserted In this column at the low rto of TEN CENTS PER LINE for tho frst tnsertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n- ertlon. Teave advertisomonts b our office, No. Poarl Stroet. nosr Broadwov officy W i renuired: bu a tend business with it 80 48 to double the profits. A dress L. Bec office, Council Bloff, RO SALE-Tands improved aad unlmproved. It you wanta farm in western lown, Kansas Nebrarks or Dakota, letus bour from you, . WALKER; or SALE—Speoial bargain tivo story fraa o dwelling, ten rooms w nodernim provements. well located aud almost new. Price 6;100, 1,100 cash balance long tine, S VW ANTED-—To correepond with any non-residont owner of property in Councit Bluffs or Potta- wattam'e county, or any on» wishivg to buy or sell property in western owa domos ota In o ‘panis of Council Bloffe 113 before you buy, £WAN & WALKE We hive several houses on ow SWAN & WALK 3 i to buy oheap lots to build on can bty on monthly payments o from 52 to $10. SWAN & WALKBK OR REN [—Wo will rent you a lot to buld_on with the privilage to buy if yon wish on vory n AN & Wani N o correso &ood location f,r | sash, and bind manufactory, we have bullding machinery, well located, for sal g 6 door and nning mill able for warchoute or sto railroad depot. JOR RENT OR SALE — Buildiog and grounds suitablc for small foungry and machine shop. Good bailer, eugine, cupala, Blower with ficed shatt- ing eto., ready toput in motion. purposes, VAN & WALKER, SwAN WALKER, Dr, W. H. Sherraden DENTIST, Masonic Temple, Oouncll Blufla Towa, BROADWAY STEAM _LAUNDRY EVERYTHING NEW, All the Latest Improved Machinery. All Work First Olass. Orders by Mail Solicited Express Paid on all Or- ders over $2.60. Collars and Cuffs a 8pecialty, Established H, E. REMER, Manager 111 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1A 1882. ROLLERER Stang Rk ! ADMISSION—Gente 160—Ladies 100 BEATES-Gents 16o. Ladles 100 Admission Free %o Ladies each morning and Tuoes day and Thursdsy afterncons. Use of Bkates 15 oconte. . BSCHANCEK, Mansger. St. Charles Hotel. 0 STKEET, BET, 7th and 8th, - - LINCOLN, NEB. Mrs. Kate Coakly, Proprictoress. 4@ Newly and elegantly furnished, Good ssmple H, MARTENS, Fropriotay ]“OR SALE—Shelving, counters, tables desks, gas fixturen cte. Eoquire of IL. & (Seaman, paper, books and stationery, 341 Broadway. OR SALE—A eccono-hand safc. Council Blufts: ‘qu SALE—Twchoisss, single buggy, and light sigle harness. C. 11 Robortson £04 Broadv ay No. 217 Broad- ANTED=Agents 1 overy county in, wetorn Towa to scll tho *“Champion Bosom Stretcher and Ironing Bosrd”, Every lady pronounces it on sight to bo fust whlt sho wants, elther for - horlt or hirec help. inducemens to agents. Retsils for §1, ~Address C. B. 8. and 1 Beard, Bee onic Council Blufte, Iow 0K SALE—House H, Stophcason, b . {OK SALE—A top-buggy, firat- less make and in exellent condition.” Or will trade for cheap iof. Address k. M. Beo office, Council Blu7s. NOAL aND WO0OD-—Goorge Heaton, 028 Broad: way. sells conl and wood a6 reasonable prices, gives 2,000 Lbs. for a ton, and 123 cublo for & cerd, Try him ANTED—Every body it Council BIufis 1o take TanBux. Delivored by carriera only twenty cents & wook. (D, FARERSFor salo a Bax ofios, W 95 oonts hundred J. L. DeBEVOISE, Union Ticket Agent No. 6507 Broadway Councll Bluffs. Land. A J. Correoted to January 7, 1885, OOUNOIL BLUFFg, The following are tho tlmes of the an bure of trains by central standard ti ool dopots. - Traici lsave sranefor. depob 00 e utes earlier and arrive ten minutos Iater. CHIOAGO, BURLIKGIOK AND QUINOY, Chloago Express; Faab Mall, ‘Accommodation, A% local depot oo} ©OITY, BT. JOX AND 00U 'Mail and Exprose, Pacific Expross, CHIOAGO, MILWAUKNN AND BT. PAUL, Expross, o xprosy, OHIOAGO, ROCK IKLAND AND PACLFIC, 'Atlantio Express, Day Express *Dos Moines Accommodation, *At local depot only. SWARABH, BT. LOUIS AND PAOIFIC. Accommodat.on Louls Expresa Chicago Express *Ab Tyansfor only emi0AG0 aad RORTIVRITRRX, Exproes, Paoiflo Express BIOUX OITY AND PAOIFI?, B%._Paul Express, y Expross + *UNION PACIFIO. Western Express, Pacifio Expross, Lincoln Kxpress, *At Trastor only. DUMMT TRAINS 0 0KAB, 9:80- $ivive 10 minuies betore leaviog $iume. From traoster only N. 8CHURZ. Railway Time Table, - R Rnca M, D' GHHUNIC DISEASES or a1 xtnas aspectany. 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Wyngart defendant will take potice that on th 16th day of Doc, 1854 Edmund Bartlert Eeq., by J Justiceof the Peacp of Douglas county, issned’ an order of attachment!for the sum of two bundred dol- Tar in i wotion pending acoh Colin v plaintaft ot That KO peraonal property oon- totbecls i shop, ooruer of 1gth and 'Jokes A s boen sttached under said ordor, Said cause coubiaued to Jnauary lsdet ¢ o'cloek, In the DWIGHY BU Gectotewdwme Attoroey for Plaiutit JAS, H, PEABODY, M. D. Justice of the Peace 00w on fires floor. T 4160 0 92 pex day, Special rates given lln:h:l":l.m I'umhllw v uuvlo-lm‘l‘:- COUNCIL BLUFFS. Mowa Physician & Surgeon olBasiidecon Ko 1407 Jouss B4, O, No. Lia# Fax Offico hourm, 12 m o | . . hud o Telapuone, for offos ¥T.feeidsoee el