Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 22, 1885, Page 6

6 THE DAILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFFS THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. an, 22, Thursday Morning, SUBSCRIPTION RATES, = 80 centa per wook Oarrler 144 410.00 por yoar By Mafl .- OFFIOR:A ©. 7 Poarl Btrest, Near Broadway, MINOR MENTION, Leave your orders for job printing a day or two ahead at Pryor’s Bee job of- fico. The water works supplied 260,000 gal- lons of water In putting out the fire yes- torday morning. Dr. Green denies that he was the physiclan who pumped the arsenic out of the bartender who was reported as having attempted suicide. The clty jail was empty yesterday, and the police and the marshals had a0 cause to dispute as to who shall search prison- ers and take their effects, G, W. Jacobs, the switchman who lost his 1cft foct by an accident in the Mil- waukee yard, is to rafile off his open face sllver watch at fifty cents a chance, City Marshal Sells, of Neola, resigned his position as constable because the county board slashed his bills so. Jake Relchart has been appointed 1n his place. Although the council voted the mayor yesterday 81,000 for his services selling bonds, he only took $995, so that he can [ruthfully say he took less than was granted him, Mr. James H. Chapman, the brilllant tenor from Chicago, and Miss Alice Ohristie, the fine soprano, will sing at the concert at Masonlc hall, Monday cven. Ing, January 26th, The teachers in the new Pierce street school house say that the lack of heat is not due to faulty heating apparatus or to careless janitorehip, but to the fact that tho doors will not shut tightly. The mayor seemsto feel that the newly organized Citizens’ assoclation is loaded, and {5 going to fire in his directlon, A man with a clean official rccord has nothing to fear from any such assoclation. Mr. and Mre, P, W. Derksen were the wllling victims of a surprise party Tues- day night; about ten conples of Omaha’s young folks comlng in sleighs across the river, and spending the evening merrily. The “C. B. Boys” are to glve a social In Beno's hall, January 25. The Bavarian band will furnisn music and the invita- tion committee are E. Albertson, E, A, Becker, J. L. CUohoen, F. 0. Hendrloks and J. P. Davis, The telephone boys are still holding their sides iaughing st the fellow who, finding his telephone would not ring, took it down and brought it up to the central offico to see if the boss could fix it. The soclety scandal In Jones township has closed one of its chapters. Max Alpin, who was charged by Annile Bruhn withlewdness and ceduction, has been held for the district court, bail on one charge being $400 and on the other $1,000. The largs brlok residence of A. B. Walker, corner of Sixth avenue and Seventh street, Is to be ralsed and the lot filled to the new grade. Itisa very ex- pensive improvement, but when made will render the house one of the best in the city, The festival for the benefit of the Af- riean M. E. church Tuesday night proved quite succeesful, The total receipts were $567 45 and the the net receipts $42.26. The contest for the doll was ended by Miss Mamie Botts recelving the doll, the votes for her bringing in $16, the others being M ss Thes Brewer, $14.10; Josephene Willlamson, $8,40; and Stelia Frecs, $4, The Councll Bluffs Herald makes clumsy work of political scheming, It throws aslde its republican pretensions, and warmly endorses the democratic aldermen, especially Keating, James and MoMahon, whoso terms expire this spring, and procseds to nominate as alderman of the fourth ward Mr. A, Wheeler, a very estimable gentleman and a democrat. Mr. Whoeler Is one of the owners of the Herald, which perhaps accounts for a re- publican paper urging the nomination of a demoorat, Smith & Cadwell is the name of & new ansurance firm, which has flited up the old board of trade room as an office, and will serve as genoral agents for the New York Life Insurance company, which ranks with the oldest and best in the world. Mr. K. 0. Smith is an old insurance man, and has b:en cennected with this company for thirteen years, He is widely and well known in this state, and has made his home at Onawa, Mr, E. R, Cadwell, recently from Dunlap, ls also an experlonced and popular insur- snce man, and has, by connection with the banking and real estate business, gained an envlable raputation for rella- bllity and business ability, 4 e — For salo—My book and statlonery bus- ness 341 Broadway. H. E, Seaman, — Dr. 0. 0. Hazen, Dentlst, 100 Main St. C—— Real Estate Transters. The following is a list of real estate transfers filed yesterday in the recorder’s office of Pottawattomie county, Iowa, as furnished by A, J. Stephenson, abstrac- tor, real eatate and loan agent, Council Bluffs, Iowa, January 21, 1885, Henry D, Seiffart to Yenry Goettach; o} sw} 23, 77, 40--$2,640 1 Heury 0. Seffort to F. J, Gross; e} lle" 23, 77, 40—83 000, o A NEW WARD. The Democratic Conucil Making Room Fer Another Democratic Alerman, The Mayor Allowed One Thousand Dollars for Getting Bonds: Other Business of the Council, Tho oity council met yesterday after- noon, and, wonderfal to relate, all the aldermen were present. Coneiderable time was spent In read- ing up the old minutes, which had been neglested for nearly a year. It was dreary, monotonous work, but the clerk commencing with June 22, kept on read- ivg through the psges, the aldermen sponding the time chatting with each other and the mayor undergoing an in- terview with John Jay Frainey. The clerk read up the minutes to September 2d, and then the council proceeded to other bualness, It was decided to re- sume the reading this afternoon, and not to take up other business, unless, as the mayor by a slip of the tongue In putting the motion, ‘‘unless the entire council should happen to be full as they are this afternoon,” The only important change in the min. utes was a correction to the effact that a five-mill road tax should be levied on what are known as agricultural lands In- side the clty limits. The bill of McAuley & Co., the sawer contractors, for extras, amounting to $1,2656, was allowed, The city attorney and Aldermen James and Mynster reported, recommending the payment of $500 to Mrs. O'Rourke, in sottlement of her claim for damages against the city, on account of a fsll on the sldewalk on Main street about three years ago. The case has been dragged along in the courts until the witnesses for the city is gone, and what evidence there is seems In favor of the justice of the clalm, On thelr report that amount was accordingly allowed. The bill of Wickham Bros. for $392 to cover the dlscount at which they had to sell the city warrants recelved by them in payment of the work done was re- fered to the clty auditor. The ordinance defining the limits of the wards was read again. The lines of the Yirst, Second and Third wards were by this new ordinance left about as before, with some slight changes. Ald. James moved as an amendment to the ordl- nance that a slice be taken off the west end of the Fourth ward, and a new ward formed to be known as the Fifth, The slice thus to be taken corsisted of all south of Broadway and west of Twelfth street. The amendment was csrried, and the city attorney instructed to draw a new ordinance embodying these changes, and report it at the next meeting this af- ternoon. Thecity engineer was also added to the committee. The bond of $1000 and the contract of Frank Murphy for filling Sixteenth and Seventh avenues were approved. The bond of $500 and the contract of John Stewart for filling a portlon of Sixthjavenue were approved. The work was done long ago, but the contract and bond had been overlooked. The bond of $200 and the contract of John Flagelow for tne filling of a portion of Sixth avenue was also approved. Ordinances for the issuing of more fm- provement bonds to cover the expense of paving the street railway and the wide places of Broadway, and also the ex- penses of paving inspectors, printing bonds, selling the bonds, ete., in fact to clean up the present paving contracts, were read and referred. The report of the committee recom-— mending that the mayor be paid $1400 for selling the bonds was brought up agaln, gAlvl. Mynster movad the bill be allowed. Ald. McMahon seconded it. Ald. James explained that he was not present at the meeting at which the mayor was Instructed to go east and sell the bends. He thought the proper way was to negotlate the bonds through the banks, but the councll had laid itself liable, and he thought the mayor counld recover in courts a reas mible compensation. In view of the petitlons of citizens and the opinions of lawyers Including the city attorney, he felt like voting for a reason- able amount, and would vote for $1,000. The mayor read the opinion of Mr. Rogers, already published in Tue Bek, showing that it was a legal clalm. The mayor said he would not do such a work egain for $5,000, but whether the council thought was right, he would abide by. Ald. Gelse moved as an amendmet that $1,000 be allowed the mayor, and aked Ald. Mynster “‘are you satisfied?” Mr. Mynster replied: *‘I presume so,” and then the vote was faken, all voting “ayo"” except Ald, Siedentopf, who voted against it The ordinance providing for taxing in- surance companies dolng business here was called up. The mayor sid that somo one had brought him part of the proceedings of the citizens' association Iately organized here to watch the in- terests of the city. He found that the minates were all made on sheets of paper bearing the heading “*Towa and Nebraska Insurance Co ,” and from a list of the names which he had in his desk, he saw that one-third to one-half of them were Insurance men. It was eyident to him that they were golrg to try to keep the council from passing any such ordimance, and this was the real purpose of the or- ganlzation uader the garb of “‘protecting the city's interest.” He, therefore, fav- ored pushing the ordivanse throvgh. Ald, James, the father of the ordinsnce, Enlorud to have It go over, however. 0 over It went without further discus- slon and the council then adjourned till 2 o'clock this afternoon, HOT BLAZES, About §4,000 Worth of Swept Away, Property About 1 o'clock yesterdsy morning fire broke out in the second-hand store of 8. Goldstein, on Broadway, just west of Scott street. The origin of the fire s not known, The building isa two story brick, the first floor and basement belog occupied by Mr. Goldstein for second -band guods. A large amount of rage, several car loads, were stored in the basement, and the fire seemed to be confined mainly to these. The upper part of the buildlng was used for sleeping rooms, avd the choking sensa- tion caused by the dense smoke aroused a boy sleeping there, aud be gave the alerm. The flames soread rapldly, and there being s strong wind, the blaze was s hot one to fight. Those slesping upstsirs were glad enough to get oat without waitirg for clothing The firs department tucceeded in keep- R ing the fire confined mainly to the first floor and basement. Several holes were burned through into the second floor but the greatest damage there was caused by water. Mr. Goldsteln was in Omaha at the time. He estimates his loss at $4,000 of which 82 500 is covered by Insarance. The building is owned by George Schin- dele. e c— PERSONAL, E. O, Sitih left last evening for Onawa, ¥ B. M. Christy, of Des Moincs, is at the Pacific. J. P. Dinges, of Lincoln, Neb,, was in the city yesterday. W. F. Ballard, of Brayton, the Pacific yesterday, W. H. Eastman, of the Council Bluffs Herald, has commenced the practice of aw. Towa, was at James Traimey has been confined to his home for about six weeks with rheumatism, Capt. J. J. Brown has returned from Dubuque and the eastern part of the state, where he has been visiting fricnds and rela- tives, Riley Clark has been reinstated as justice of tne poace in Neola, ha baving been appointed to fill the vacanoy caused by the resignation of Squire Leonard. E. L. Squire, of the firm of J. W. and E. L. Squire, left yesterday morning for the east. Heintends to visit Montreal and at- tend the ice carnival, where he will enjoy the novelty of skating and tobogganing in the immense building oconstructed entirely of blocks of ice, He will also vieit the hub of the unmiverse, and other points in New Eng- land before his return, TuE Bk wan promised not to reveal anything incidentally learned concerning the object of the teip. IOWA 1TEMS, Tho firm of Blagney & Miller, of Al- den, Jones county, has failed. They car- ried a general stock. Liabilities, $10,000; assets, unknown, Mary Blank, the femsle hero of the liquor riot at Marshalltown last summer, recently received the full extent of the law, 8100 and costs, on each count of the indictment, 1t is quite an expenrive luxury for Boone and Greene counties, this Angus difficul'y. The b 11 for the services of the militia was filed in the adjutant-general’s office Monday, and amounts to £626.98. Davenport burglars are not adepts at thelr profestion, They visited four resl- dences last Friday night, and succeeded in waking up all of the households, but signally failed in getting awsy with any boodle. ‘Wedneeday evening of last week an old gentleman by the name ot Buffett, sged 72, was found dead and frozen stiff in the house of his son, Selam Buffett, living in the northern part of Palo Alto county. The ron was absent at the time, and Mr. Buffett had appeared in his usual health all day. The officers of O'Brien county are all broke up over the discovery just made of the theft of Important records. The record of the doings of the board of supervisors for the first year after the organizatlon of the county have been spirited away, having been taken from the vault by some one unknown. There are 40,000,000 feet of lumber in the saw-mill yards in Daverport, 45,000, - 000 feet in Rock Island, 16,000.000 feet in Moline, 60,000,000 fect in Muscatine— waking 156,000,000 feet within the juris— diction of the Davenport lumbermens’ board of trade. This exceeds the s'ock on hand oue year sgo by 35,090,000 feet. ——— The Safe Bide. Detroit Free Press, The other noon a policeman discovered a colored man hiding ina doorway on Griswold street, and thought fit to ask him what he was dolng in that locality. “Waltin’,” was the reply. 5 **What for?” “Fura man.” ““What man?” “‘Man upstairs as owes me two bits,” “Well, why don't yougoup to his office and ask for your money?” “Tried dat twlice, sah, snd got bounced out boaf timea. I reckon if I kin cotch him on de sta’rs I'ze either gwine to get fifteen cents on account or hev a chance to git outer de way when he begins to show signs of indignashun.” o — A Victim to Circumstances. Yonkers' Statesman. “I find you guilty of robbery, and will glve you two years In the state prison,” said the austere judga to the prisoner, who was_surrounded by a galaxy of bril Jiant liwyers, “Now, look-a-here, Judge,” re'licd the prisoner, with a look at his array of counsel, *‘ain’t you pretty bhard on me? 1 know & man is judged by the company he keeps, but you must un— dorstand 1 don’t keep this kind of company when I'm free,” o ——— He Didn’t Believe 1t, Wall Street Nows, “Father,” he sald, as he looked up from the boot he wa3 pogging at, “what is an anomaly?’ ‘‘Anomaly? Well, what is it? Why, down in Southern Illinois corn 1s selling at fifteen cents per bushel, while In Chicago it is worth thirty two.” *Well, why don't the tarnal fuels ship it?” “‘Because the rail- rcad freight is two cents a‘bushel more than the corn sells at.” “‘And is that an anomaly?’ “Yes.” “Darned if I be leve ft! Looks more like an infrnal swindle on the farmers!” e — A daughter of Mr. Myron H, Whitney is studyivg painting, The secret is ous, G. P, Lathrop wrote *“The Buntling Ball.” e — OCOMMEROIAL, COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKNT, Wheat—No, 1 milling, 65 No, 2, i e i o e Corn—New, 250, Oata—For local purposss, 28, Hay—$0 00@6 5 por ton; baled, 50@60. yo—350, Corn Meal—1 80 per 100 pounds, o Woad—Good supply; prioos st yards, 6 00@ Ooal—Delivered, hard, 950 per tonj soft 4€0 per ton Lard—Falrbank’s, wholesaling at 9o, Flour—Oity four, 1 60@32 90, Brooms—2 95@3 00 per doz, 00 . LIVE BTOCK, Oattlo—Butcher cows 825@3 75, Butcher stoors, 3 76@4 00, ™ Bl PEODUCE AND FRUITS, Poultry—Live chickens, per doz. 2 25; dress- ed chickans, 80; dressed ‘tarkeys. 100, dren: ressed 10c, g( —22 per dozen. ‘sgetables— Potatoes, onlons, 60c per bu; apples, choice cooking or eating, 3 00; beans, 1 00@1 60 per bushel, Cider—32 gallon bbl , 86,50, Oranges—4 25 per box Lemons—4 50@5 00 per box, 40@500 per bushal; -RUBBERS- A full stock of Mens’, Womens’, Boys’, Misses’ and Childrens’ New Jersey ARCTICS, now ready in any quantity to suit purchagers, CHICAGO TERMS and DISUOUNTS every day in the year. We also carry FULL lines of BOOTS and SANDALS of above named goods, includ- ing the nicest line of SPECIALTIES for fine retail trade made by ANY company. We have some Felt Boots to close out cheap. Try a case of our COMMON SENSE ARCTIC for MEN, we FULLY recommend them. Write for list on “Lumbermen.” Z. T. LINDSEY & CO,. Storehouse and Salesroom, 41 N. Main St Office, 412 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. NOTICE. JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, (COUNCIL BLUF18, IOWA. Office, Main Strect, Room 8, Shugart and Feuo block. Wili practico'in 8 ate and Fedoral courts. Schmitt & Harp, the barbers remoye Tuesday, Jan uary 27th to 402 Broadway, to the bullding lately ocoupled by the 99 cont store. l- SMITH & TOLLER Agts, LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS ¥ and 9 Maln street, Oouxorr Brorrs, A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From. KIEL, SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which we will sell in retafl or wholesalo lots, All Stock Warranted as Renresented. Wholoealo and rotall dealors in Graln and Baled Hay, Prices sonable Satlsfaction Guaranteed. SCHLUTER & BOLEY srner Fifth Ave, & Fourth St. Uouncil Bluffs, NORENE & LANDSTROM, Merchant Tailors, Winter Goods Ready. Suits Made to Order in Latest Style on Short Notice and at Reasonsble Prices, \SA‘J'ID‘I“AC'I‘{ON GUARANTEED. 205 Main Streot, . . v ¥ v 3 AGENTS WANTED. Urs, Judd & Smith’s New Improved Electric Belt. 810 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA LM ST., DALLAS, TEXAS; arl FT. WAYNE, IND IT POSITIVELY CURES— Kidney and Liver Complaint, Bright's Diseaso, Khoumasism, Nou Dyspersia, Nervonsness Wasting Weaki is, Spinal Affections, In tion, Heart Diseass, Fit: H ch, Lame Back, Co'd Fect, and all diseasos requiring increased motive powers. New fmproved be §3 and ¢6; old style §2 ench. Counell Bluffs, GENUINE SLAUGHTER Cooking and Heating Stoves ! The season Lelng #o far advanced T hava a<zeluded to di Of By KLOVES REGARDLESS OF COMY 1 press erence to storing them uatil uext season. Call early aa I will nob be undersold by noyone. Mande. 325 Bro..d\\‘m_v. Counal nll"ufl‘x SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Special & vertisoments, suo as Lost, R. Rice M., D. Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wante, Board. CANGEBS, DLy or smore remored witbowt W ing, eto., will bo Inserted in this column at the low knife or drawing of bloed. rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first Insortion GHBUNIC DISEASES ofall kKinds a specialty, and FIVE OENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n. | Over shirly Jear practical oxperisase Gaise No. ertlon. Leave advertisomente s our office, No. ol Blufia Poarl Btroet, near Broadwav ultafion fres. WANTS 6, Pos @y Con ORDER YOUR Cobs, Coalé Wood OoF H S, JONHS, P. O, address, Look Box 1499, Councll Blufta, NS UBURZ e Justice of the Peace, OFFICE OVER AMKRIOAN EXPRESS TOUNCIL BLTTRRS 1OW A Hrs, B J. Eflton. | B, PHYSISIA%\T & SURGEON, Price | = — CHICAGO, Nilwankes & St. Panl RAITWAY. W ARTEDA boy with a pony to carry Tie Bn. Call at Bxr office immediately, W ANTED-—A young glrl about 15 yoars old can find a pleasant hume tor the spring. One at- tending sohool prefer red. 1028 Third avenue VW ANIED- Poition by a ccmgetent oo Can ‘urnish good references and re desiriog change. Address A Bee office, Council Bluffs, WAN ED-Place to work morrings and eve- ningabya girl attending echool- G. Boe office, Council Biuffs. TAN partner fo tako hall inforcst in Ko <8, $2,000 cash required. Can ex- tend businoss with it 80 a8 to douole the profits. Aa: dress L, Bee office, Council Bloffs, {OR SALE—Lands improved and unimproved. 1t you want s farm in western lowa, Kansas Nebraska or Dakots, let us besr from you. SWAN & WALKER; 0= THOR SALE—Special bargaia. A jargo two story fras o dwelling, ton rooms with wl modern_im- provements. well located and slmost new. 45,500, 81,000 cash balance long tiuo, SWAN & WALKER, VW ANTED—To correspond with any non-resldent owner of yroper ty iu Council Bluffy or Potta~ wattsme county, or any ons withiog to buy or sell pioperty in westorn lowa, Kausns or Nebrask. Bwax & WALKER. JFOB SA1 E—Alargo number of busiooss and rosi dence lots n all parts of Council Bloffs. See us before you buy, BWAN & WALKER. J. R. TATE, ATTORNEY AT LAW Practice 1n State and Foderal Courte. Gollections promphly attended to. +Room 16, Shugast's Building, OOUNOIL BLUFFS I0WA Dr, W. I. Sherraden DENTIST, Masonic Temple, Councll Blufta « = | BROADWAY STEAM _LAUNDRY EVERYTHING NEW, Joseph Sohmitt will soll AT COST the &tock of CIGARS that were lett by Frank K. Kern in his charge. Thostore formorly ocoupled by Schmitt & Harb 652 Broadway, under the Opera house, FOR RENT, apply to Jos, Schumitt, 402 Broaaway. Jos. Schimith offers tho fluest FRUIT FARM in this county FOR SAL¥T cheap, provided it iy sold in_ side of 00 days. Enquire of Mr. McGee, i offios of Horace Everett, 16 Pear strect, Council Blufls, 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, All the Latest Improved Machinery. All Work First Class. Orders by Mail Solicited Express Paid on all Or- ders over $2.60. Collars and Cuffs a Bpecialty, Established 1882. H, E. REMER, Manager 111 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUF¥S, IA. THE PLACE To purchase Christmas Presents At Bottom Prices, is HOMER & CO’'S China Stere, 23 Main Street, Council Blu ROLILEIE NHITmTS ADMISS1ION—Gents 160—Ladles 100 $20 REWARD! () REWARD paid for information of present $4 location lr.u horses, wagon and harness, mortgeged by William D Hali to Thomas » Denton Bay horse seven vears old. 1,000 pounds, scar left hind leg, black horse nine years old, tarin fore- used sparin in right hind log wogon, Cooper make, thre Inch ect double hsrness, taken from Pottawatt: amie county in Au Ten dollars reward for disoovery of said Hall. "Hall describedss about & foot 10nches, andy complexion, bald hosd on top wiksors _brownish red, stouti-hbullt, sbout 40 cars <prly to Loonard Everett, attorney ablaw Blis, 1ows, BEATES—Gente 150, Ladles 100 Admission Free 40 Ladles cach morning and Tues day and Thursday afternoous. Use of Bkates 15 cente. A. F. BOHANCK, Managor, HL I, MARTENS, Propricton St. Charles Hotel, O BTHEET, BET. 7th and 6th, - - LINCOLN, NEB Mra. Kate Coakly, Proprictoress. £ Newly and ologantly furnlshed, Good sample ¥cows on first floor. £ Terws - §1.60 to 82 per day, Special rates given wombers of the leglalature, novio-l m-we YHOK. OYIICERI W, . M, rUSSY OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Councll Blufls, .+ . Is Established 1856 Desters 1o Forelgn sad Domestls Exchange aud Home Securitics 'OR REN for rei OR 8aLE—Partles wishing to buy cheap lots to build on canbuy on nonthly payments of from $2to 310 SWAN & WALKNK b ve several The SHORT LINE. And BEST ROUTE, FROM OMAHA TO THE EAST. DAILY BETWEEN OMAIIA ARD. M . Milwaukee, Cedar Rapids, Davenport Dubuque, Rockford, , Freeport, Janesville, Madison, Lin Crosso, uses on our list & Wal FWIIM REN (—-We will rent you a lot to buld on with the privilage to buy It you wish on very SWAN & WALKHR. orrespond withany o good location £x tlanning mill. sash, door and_bind manufactory, we have building and machinery, welli located, for sale, & ge two story frame bulldir ougo or storage purpos SWAN & W. OR RENT able for w railroad depot. & suit noar L And all other Imports points East, North- east and utheast, ROt BENY OR SALE — Building and_grounas guitab'e for smail foundry and machino shop. Good bailer, eagine, cupols, Blower with flxed shafc n motion. Ticket offioo at 1401 Far ¢ tol), and at U jon Pa iug ¢to., ready to SWAN WAL ! E DINING CARS N 0 Chicago y aitention 3 ontl milwaukee & St. Paul R 'y ricos cmpioyos of the SO EA fixtures ¢ books TEOE SALE=Twchoiom, sincie Dugiy, and iight siugle harness, 0. I1. Kobortson 604 Broadv oy, Council Biuffs- t Gen'l Paxs Agont. rintendent, = Towa to 8l oo and Ironirg Bossd", sight to bo just what p. Big ind for §1, Address 0. B, Council B y lady pronounces it on ants, either for hersclt lenis to agents. Retwils and 1 Beard, Bee omce P —Houscs, Lots and Land. A. J. B Stoprenon, 503 First avenue, {OK BALE—A top-buggy, first- 1 81 mako and in ex_cllont condition Or will trade for cheap iob._Address . M. Boo office, Council Blu7s. (OFAL =8 %000~ way. sells coal and wood at rensonable pricos, 100 CENTS FOR $1. WHEN YOU WANT GOOD VALUE, ASK FOR PIPER-HEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE. Unscrupulous dealers at- tempt to substitute other brands for the sake of ex- tra profit, “ PIPER-HEIDSIECK on sale with every ‘‘wide~ awake” wine merchantin the trade. ge Hoaton, 025 Broed- 000 Ibs, for & ton, and 128 cublc for a cord, w ANTED—Evory body i Ui il Blufls 10 take TuanBsx. Dolivered by carrier st only $wenty conta & week. ()5, PAPERS—For salo st B2 oifice, a¥ %6 ceats & hundred " J. L. DsBEVOISE, Onion Ticket Agent No. 507 Broadway Councll Bluffs, Railway Time Table. Corrected to January 7, 1856, OOUNCIL BLUFFS, Tho following kre tho times of tho arrival sad de- arturo of traing by central ooal depote, Tralns Icave tran ates earller and arrlve ten minuf CHICAGO, BURLINGION A1 (SUOCESSORS TO THE J. M. B, & B, 00,) Chicago Expross Fast Mall, P Accommodation, *At local depot ony. KANKAS GITY, 7. JOB_AND 0OUNOIL LU, Mall and Exproas, 'wolflc Expross, GITIOAG0, MILWAUKNS AND BT, PAUL, Expross, Expross, i GHICAGO, BOOK ISLAND AND PACIFIO, ‘Atlsntlo Expross, Day Kxpross *Dos Molnos Accommodation, *At local depot only. WABABL, 87, LOUIB AND PAGITIO, Accommodst.ou Louls Express Chicago Express *A} Transtor only 910460 and NORTHWMSTER, Expross, Pucitic Expross WIOUX GITY AXD PAGITIC, B4, Paul Expreas, Day Express SUNION PAOIFIC. Worteru Express, Facllo Expross, Lincoln Expross, *At Traasfer only. BUMMY TRAINS 70 OMAHA, The moeh extensive manufacturers - Billiard & Pool Tables IN THE WORLD, Jobn Hocksteassor Gonoral Agent or Nebrasks aa ostern Towa, 50 8. Tenth Btreah + OMAHA, NEB Jaradatio Billlard and Pool Tables and materis rloes Iy el Bunnugh§ OFFIOE AND RESIDENCE = ESE EE EE ccs =» 1801 Dodge 8t., - Omaha, TELEPHONE NO. 144 0 & ve 10 miruey belurs | *Fromtraister ouly 617