Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 26, 1885, Page 6

} | g { f THE DAILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFFS, MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1885, T E DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS. Monda; = = = = 90 cents per woek . $10.00 por your OFFIOR: 0. 7 Poarl Str Noar Broadway. MINOR MENTION, in Sfoux Falle, Dakots, since last Oc- tober, and planned to move his family there in the spring. He was recalled suddenly by telegrams announcing his wife's serlons {llnees, and reached Tabor on Thuradsy before her death. She leaves two little boys, one about 4 years, ths other about 2. The report lately abroad that she had asked for a divorce frem her husband appears to be wholly without foundation. Maud Clifford and Lillie Morrie, the two girls reforred to in Tue Ber of Sat- urday as being unable to get the ralary due them for performing at the Buckirg Fay Templeton is to be here January 30 and 31. The city council is to mcet at 2 o'olock this afiernoon, Craft's five-cent oigars, twenty for fifty conts, are $25 goode. George A. Stores and Mary Morris have been given pormit to wed. Revival meetirgs will be continued this week at Broadway Methodist church. Prosident Brooks, of Tabor college, preached in the Congregational church ham varlety show in Omaha, have suc ceoded in getting away from Omaha where they beeame ‘‘broke,” on account of not receiving thelr salary. They were in this city on Saturday and ook the Wabaah to St. Loufs, where they have an engagement at the Palaco theatre. Be. fore leaving town, however, they called at Tue Bek office for a supply of Ber's, evidently Intending to send them where they will do good In keeping their friends from making any engaements with the Buckingham managors, yesterday. The clgars that L. B. Craft, 529 Broad- way, is selling eight for fifty cents, are hrat-class $60 goods. Poter Poterson, living north of Walnat had his feet 80 badly frozen as to necessi- tate the amputation of all his toes. The coasting carnival Saturday evenlrg on Madi on street was largely attended, and proved a very enjoyable affair. A good chance for a live implement man to go into partnership s offered. Address “Implement,” care of the Bek. The case of Dawson, charged with as- saulting Eva Peron, was continued Sat- urday in the superior court until to-day. The Presbylerlans held no services yes ter’ay. Itis expected that next Sunday they will be able to meet in their new church. The great reduction in cigars at Oraft’s will not cause any reduction in the quality; they will be kept up to the standard. The Aronaughts will meet with Miss Belle Hatoher to-morrow evening instead of to-night, and will take up the *‘Span- ish Student.” The suit of the colored man Green Meyers agaiust the county to recover pay for nursing a smallpox patlent is to be trled to-morrow. The faculty and students of Tabor col- lege have presented an elegant silver tea set to President and Mrs. Brooks on the occaslon of their silver wedding, All interested in the work for news boys and boot-blacks are urged to meet with Col. Hogeland at the Y. M. 0. A, rooms at 4 o'clock this afternoon. ‘W, H. Eastman, of the Council Bluffs Evening Herald, wishes the BEk to cor- rect the statement made in the Globe and Nonpareil that he was arrested for running a poker room. He ssya the arrest was not made, All oceasion for a small-pox scare is is now said to be at an end, the board of health reportihg no cases on hand, exoept the one or two who are now ready to be let out, but gre’ simply belog kept in quarantine to be on the safe side. The contest between Judge Aylessorth and Judge Loofbourow, for the posilion of the district bench, comes up in Des Moines to-day, the first question to bo determined being the sufflciency of the notice of the contest served on Judge Loofbourow, The following are the officers elect of the Soclal Uniou of the Presbyterlan church: President, Mits Anna Mayes, first vice president, M. A. B. Howe; sec- ond vics president, Miss Phoebe Schontz; secrotary, Mis, Lida Wright; treasurer, Mr. C. H. Judson, Miss Carrle A. Baumoardner died at the home of her parents on Harrison street Friday morning and was burled Saturday afternoon, The family are oomparative strangers here, having only resided here a few weeks. The daughter thus taken away was only 16, and was a victim of consumption. At the Episcopal church yesteray Rev, Mr. Mackey preached from the same text as that chosen by Rev. Mr. Bates, ol the Prabyterian church, the Saturday before, but evidently differs greatly in the documental teachlng, as will be seen by the report of the sermon given in an other column, Mr. E. Eggleston, of this city, is much the Tabor Union, on account of an ar- ticle in that paper pronouncing his wife no medium at all, but a hombug, Mr. Eggleston In a note to the edltor de- mands proof of these assertions, or else he will hold him to account. The editor takes a half column to tell him to sue if he wants to and be —— done, Two men, clalm'ng to be brothers by the name of O'Donnell, were srrested yesterday for belng drunk, ‘They are looked on with suspiclon by the police, who are invesilgatiog their cases, They had, when arrested, over $100, and it is reported that they had $500 yesterday morning, and had been robbed out of two $100 bills by different partles, and were throwing their money about quite freely. Officer O'Brlen found a team Saturday night standing on Main street, and learn- od that it had been there all day. He started to take them to & feed stable, when one of the horses fell in the street, too wesk to stand longer. It is ssid that the team belongs to 8 man named George Alby, and the owner s to be brought to the fronton a charge of oruel- ty to animals, J. A Bade, the well known Tabor editor, has been sadly beraaved, his wife baving died last Tuesday. She was il only about a weak, Mr, Bobe has been e — Leave your orders for job printing a day or two ahead at Pryor's Bee job of fice, @00D NAMES 1RIFLED WITH A Merchant Needleesly Oalled On To Auswer Charges of Burglary and Larceny, 1t has becomo quite common for the arm of the criminal law to be used In at tempts to choke a man into making some settlemeont which he could not be other- wise forced to make, and the free and easy way with which some justices issue warrants, charging men with crime, indi- cates that they do not consider a man’s good name of any account. The announcement that A. J. Mandel, a wellknown Breadway merchant, had been arrested for larceny and for bur- glary, caused general surprise. No one would believe for en instant that Mr. Mandel was either a thief ora burglar, and the merast statement of the cause of filing the complalnts indicated that whether Mr, Mandel'sac!sad beenstriotly legal or not, he certainly had done nothing to warrant any justice in enter- ing such grave charges on his records Oof course the cases ware dismissed at once, without even a hearing, the p o-ecut'ng witness on oorsuliir g an attcrney, b ing advised promytly 1hat theie was n:thing to war ‘ant such cha ges. It seems steatge ¢ at the ju tice who iesucd the papers, Ji ho J+y Frainey, who is euppos d to have som> lega! knowledge, being a member o' the bar. thould not have seen the injns- tice of iesuicg eu h papers. Fianey, whea ju-tice before, did not ecem to bes- itate about making costs for the county, snd fees for himself, and it seems he has become nons the more conservat ve by the vac.t.on which the people have gisen him. The fac's in the case are that on De- cember 11 a woman named Georgla King, living on Plerce street, bought $338 worth of farniture of Mr. Mandel, pay- ing $256 down and promieiog to pay $12 50 a week, Mr. Mandel taking a mortgage on the furniture. She had paid only $17 and five weeks had passed. Mr. Mandel found the house locked and was informed that the woman had left town Being told that other parties had keys to the house, he got a policeman to watch +ha premisas, to protect the property. A man who seemed to be a frisnd of the woman, and connected with her affairs, told him where the key of the house had been left, and that the woman had gone to Atlantic, Afcer walting several cays for her return, he went to the house and got the furnitura, to protect himself as well as her, and eoon after this she re- turned, golng before Frainey, the latter issued & warrant charging Mr Mandel with belng a felon, and the pa- pers at once heralded the fact. Such is the light estimate placed on men’s reputations, and if 1his ia to be the policy pursued, any business man in the city 18 liable to be brought before the public as a burglar or a thief, ———— A Etray Picture, At the time of the dynamite explosion here, twc years ago last fall, P. M, Piyor, of Tne BeE office, lost a car load of fur- niture, his library, pictures, ete., belng blown and burnt, or burnt and blown, sc that there was little Jeft to even tell the the story. Mr. George Makood, ol Weston, while here looking over the ruins picked up a photogroph of a little boy, and also the card of a gentleman in in Wisconsin, and sold them as relics of the event. Some one looking at them last fall suggested that possibly the pic- ture might be highly priz d by whoever owned it, and that poseibly by writing the man whose card he had plcked up h might find the owner. He accordingly did so0. The bard bore the name of “'Rv. John Sharp, Wanpun, Wis.,” and o him the lettter was sent. He was Mr. Pryor's grandfather, but long ere the letter was written he had gone to his lorg rest, The letter was opened by relatives, who sent for the photograph, and failing to recognize it sent It agsin on ita travels to Mr. Pryor, whoreceived it Saturday, and was overjoyed at regamnirg tt, it being the pictaro highly prized by bim, not only becsuse th child was a favorite with bim, but becauss it 1s the only photo- graph saved from the explosirn Tt edges are badly burned, but otherwiss it is well preserved. No one can fally realize the value of 1h+ pictures of friends and of family un'il they are suddenly de- prived of all of them, many of which can never be replaced. The little phto, after its weird experiences and its many travels, received a hesrty welcome by its owner and will be cherished as the only one saved. L —— For sale—My book and statlonery bus ness 341 Broadway. H. E, Seaman- o —— PERSONAL, Rev. Mr, Rice is again on the sick list. Mra, Sanger, of Des Moines, is visiting her sister Mre, H, Frisdman, Mre. C. A, Barnard, and son Chsrles, of St. Joe, are the guests of Mrs, Horace Everets, Mr. Julins Deetkin, of Deadwood, is in the city ona vieit ) his brother, Dr, Deetkin, He goes from here to New Orleans this week, the doctor accompanying bim o — De. 0. C. Hazen Dentist 100 Main 8t. e e—— Over 20,000 paople in Todia died from snake bite last year, and yot temperance workers continue to labor in more civilized vineyards, i PASTOR AND PEOPLE, Rev, G. W, church of this city, made vacant by the rerignation of Rev. Cyras Hamilton, ls now to be filled by a man whose reputa- tion where he is best known warrant the telief that he will prove a worthy suc- cessor, and fill the position well, In response to the call given him by the church some weeks ago, Mr. Crofts bas written a letter of acceptance which was read at the morning torvice yester- day. If was a plain, manly, modest lotter. He expects to be in Council Buffs to enter upon the new work about he firat of March, and he and his wife will surely be weloomed heartily, for not only are there res.dents cf the city, who have known him in the east, but many here have been very favorably impreesed with the man by Incidently moeting him. Mr, Urofts has been in the ministr for twenty years and yet he has kad but two pastorites—Ogden and Sandwich, He hes beon at the letter place for the past elght years, and as in other fields ae has not only been very successful in building up the church, but has gained many personal friends, who regret exceed- ingly that he should leave them, Mr. Croft has been troubled with bronchial difficulties, and his physicians have urged upon him the nec of a cli- matio change, and for thls he has con- cluded to leave the pastorate of the Sandwich church and move to this city. The Free Press of that place In announc- ing the fact saye: ¢ Rov, Mr. Crofts has been pastor of this church for the past eight yearrs, and has done nobly for the cause of Christiani'y and his res'gnation is much regretted by his congregation and a large circle of friends. Mer. Croft's aside from being so ablea preacher, is evidently a favorite of the muses, and numerous poems from his pen tave met with great public favor and been gladly given spece in leading jour nia, In his younger years he wasna printer, and his exgeriences in the prac. tical affairs cf 1lfe have porhaps helped him in gaining his knowledge of men and how to meet them, and this soclal, prac- tical side of his nature, is siid to have oroved as great sn element of his success a3 his pulpit abllity. The followiog is the letter of acceptance read frcm the pulpit yeetordsy: Sanpwicn, I1)., Javuary 20, 1885, To the Congregational church, of Cruncll Bluffs, Iowa: Greeting —Graca, mercy aud pesce from God our Father, ard from oar Lord Jesus Christ. Fellow Christians:—Having received from you a csll to become your pastor, I desire to tay after mature deliberation and earnest proyer, I asoept your call, T accept it from choice. I scoept it heartily, I accept it in the fear of God, trusting that His grace will bs granted me to that I shall bo €nabled to rightly pecform the work he hss for me to de In your midst. I accept your call believing you are a good, true, eainett Christan people, seeking the truth as it is in Jesus Christ, desiring io your hearts to promote the in- terest of the Master's kiogdom, that you understand the impe)fection of human nature, and that you will aesist in every poeti-le way toward the supreme end of glonfying God and saving eonle, In tais T have perfect confideace. As no time was specified, I therciore suggeat that the first of March next be the time for the tegining of our mutoal labor, and that our engsgement be prac- tically for three montne; that is, the re— lation may terminats ateny time in the future by either giving the other three months notice. *Wkhere the splnt of the Lord is, there Is liberty.” Prao ior me. Sincerely yours in the faith and fellow- ship of the gospel, Georae W, Crorrs. A" CRY FROM MACEDONIA, Resolutions Adopted on the New Court House Question, In ascor?ance wi'h the request of the board of sucerviso 8 for each township to hold a meeting and s lect a de egate to confer with the bomd Feb:iua y 3, in re- gard to the buldng of a mew court house, the residents of Macedoia Fave met and el-cted Sylvester Dye as their representative, with R. H. Wcoimancy The followicg were the resolutions adopk: d. R:solved, That in view of the danger- ous conditi n of the records and public papers of Pottawattamie county and the unhealthy and unsafe condition of our county prison, we deem it wise on the part of cur coun'y board to immediately take steps to procure plavs and epecifics tions for the construction of a court houre and jail. to cost not to excred $150,000, or a court house not to exceed $1 0 000, sald building or buildings to be completed and r-ady for occupancy for sald amount, and that a proposition for ths same be sabmitred at 1he n-xt general election, Reaclved, Furtter, that we respect- ful'y rcquest the beard of supervisors to take u|31 precauticnery steps in contract- ing for the constiuction of sald new buildings es will prevent a r patition of the flagrant snd self evident frand per- petrated upon the taxjayers of the conty in the construction of the present court house and jail ——— A Russian editor named Katiff symps- thizes with the czar. A man with thit pame hus prob.bly had bricks a:d old b tt'es aid bo tja ks coough s ung at him to make him eympathize with anybody. e —— COMMEKKUIAL, COUNOIL BLUFFS MARKET, Wheat—No, 1 milling, 65; No, 2, 60; No. 8, 10, Corn—New, 250, Oats—For local purposes, 23c, gny—gfin 00@6 5) per ton; baled, 50@60, yo—aihe, Corn Meal—1 80 per 100 pounds, gmd—dud supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ Ooal—Delivered, hard, 9 50 per tonj soft 4€0 per ton Lard—Fairbank’s, wholesaling at 8§c, Flour—Qity flour, 1 50@2 90, Brooms—2 95@8 00 per doz, LIVE STOCK, . Oattle—Butcher cows 8 25@8 75, Butcher steers, 8 75@4 00, Sheep—2 60@8 00, Hogs—4 00@4 25, PHODUCE AND FRUITS, Poultry—Live chickens, per doz, 2 25; dress- od chickens, 8c; dressed turkeys, 10c; dress- ed ducks, 9¢; dressed geese, 10c, Butter—COreamery, 22@250; choice country 15@16¢. ~22 per dozen. egotables — Potatoes, 40@500 per bushel; nions, 6ic per bu; apples, choice cooking or ming 3 (0; beaus, 1 00@1 59 per bushel, or as aliernate, i G COrofts Avoepis a Oall From the Congregational Ohurch of This Oity, The pastorate of the Congregational vl §os Harkness Brothers. FOR the purpose of reducing stock and making way for spring purchases, we shall, January 6:h, offer our entire stock of Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Curtains, Etc., fo he sold without regard to cost. This stock comprises a Fine_line of choice Dress Goods, Silks, Flannels, Ginghams, Prints, Ltc. A choice stock of rewmarkets Brocade Velvet and Seal Plush Cloaks. Ladies’ and Childrens’ White and Scar- let Underwear and Hosiery, lace, lace Ties, tichue and Embroideries; also a lot of homemade Comforts biankets, and Teble Linen. Our Carpet stock is complets offers sepcial {nducements for select- ion from choice variety of patterns. It includes Exminster, oquettes, Bodv Brussels. Tapes v Brussels, Three Ply Ingrains Hemp, ttan Matting, Napier Matting, Etc., Etc. Fine Lace Curtains, Tamhour, Turco- man. Curtain Goods and Curtain Shades elegant in heauty of desien, AMITH & TOLLER Agts, LEADING MEROHANT TAILORS ¥ and 9 Mala stroet, Qourort Buuwes, « « « « « Towa. A Complete Line of New Goods to 8elect From, KIELL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules conatantly on hand whish we will sell in rotall or wholesalo lota, All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. Wholotale and retall dealors in Grain and Baled Hay. Prices sonable Satisfaction Guarantced. SCHLUTER & BOLEY Oorner Fifth Ave. & Fourth 8t. Council Blaffs, NORENE & LANDSTROM, Merchant Tailors. Winter Goods iteady. Suits Made to Order in Latest Style Short Notice and st Reason:bla Prices, TISFACTION GUARANTEED. 05 Main Streot, . . s i ¢ ¢ Councll Blaffs, AGENTS WANTED. ety ¥ Drs. Judd & Smith’s New Improved Electric Belt. 819 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA; 725 ELM ST., DALUAS, TEXAS; and FT. WAYNE, IND IT POSITIVELY CURES~ Kidney and Liver Complain, Bright's Diseate, 'hounatiam, Neuralela Dyspepsin, Norvonsvess Wrsting Weakn-es, Paralysis, Spinal Aff ot igostion, Heart Disoass, Fits Hoadach, Lsme Back, Co'd Feot, and all diseases requiring {norensod m New tmproved be $3 and ¥5; old stylo $2 cach. vo powers. GENUINE SLAUGHTER IN THE PRICKS OF Cooking and Heating Stoves ! The season being #o far advanced 1 hava 2zacluded to dlapose of tay KLoves REOARDLESS OF COwY 1 prees erence to storlug them until next season. Call eacly aa I will not ke undersold by anyone. J. Man 825 Bro.dway, Uuum:‘x’l‘enlflxfi't R. Rice M. D. CANCERS, tcts e, g whoont e SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTIUE.—Special a vertisements, suo a8 Loat, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board Ing, ete., will be Insorted in this column at the low BY EARLY Harkness 401 Broadway, - Sale Begins January Gih, 1883 ustomers will secure BEST BARGAINS, AT PURCHASES Brothers, - Council Bluffs. NOTI CF 8 chmitt & Harp, the barbers remove Tuesday, Jan uary 27th to 402 Broadway, to the bullding lately ocoupied by the 93 ceut store. Joseph Schmitt will sell AT COST the ctock of CIGARS that were left by Frank K. Kern in his charge. Thestore formerly occup'ed by Schmitt & Harb 552 Broadway, u-der tho Opera houso, FOR RENT apply to Jos. Schmitt, 402 Brosaway. Jos. Schimitt offers the finest FRUIT FARM in this county FOR SALS cheap, provided it i+ sold i side of 6) days. Enquire of Mr, McGee, in offics o Horace Everett, 16 Pearl strect Council Bluffs, 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, JAOCOB SIMS, Attorney + at-Law, COUNCIL BLUF1S, I0WA. Office, Mam Stroct, Room 9, Shugart and Eeno blook. " Will practioo in S ate and Federal courts, J. R. TATE, ATTORNEY AT LAW Practico in State and Federal Courte. Collectlons promptly attended to, Room 16, Shugart's Building, COUNOIL BLUFFS ROLIL.EE Salng R ADMISS10N~—Gonts 160—Ladies 100, I0OWA BEATES—Gents 160. Ladles 100, Admlssion Free %0 Ladles each morning and Taes day and Thursdsy afterncons. Use of Skates 18 oonta., A. ¥. BCHANCE, Managor. E H, MARTENS, Proprietey St. Charles Hotel. O STKEET, BET. 7thand 8th, - - LINCOLN, NEB, Mrs. Kate Conkly, Proprictorees, £2 Newly ond clegaatly fumished, Good sample r.oms on first floor, £ Torms. 31,50 £0 82 per duy, Special rates glven mombors of the leglslature. nov10-1m-me BROADWAY STEAM _LAUNDRY EVERYTHING NEW, All the Latest Improvea Machinery. All Work First Class. Orders by Mail Solicited Express Paid on all Or. ders over $2.60. Collars and Cuffs @ 8pecialty, Established 1882. H, E. REMER, Manager 111 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUF¥S, IA. Dr, W. H. Sherraden DENTIST, Masonic Teruple, Oouncll Blufta Towa. f"‘m(«. ’ i il Omeha National Bank, J. H. MILLARD, WHEWALLAGE, Prosident, Cashiey CAPITALSURPLUS $500,000. Omaha Safe Deposil VAULIYTS. Fire and Burglar Preof Safes, Fos vont ab from § 1 850 per annum DR. DYSART, Ofiice and resldence, N, W. Cor, 12th aud Howard streets, EZ"Calls answered promptly night and day, E=Z"Speclal attention glven to the dl- seases of women and children, _Mend’élrs”'wl:n & Fiai:er. ARCHITECTS Rooms 28 and 29 Omaha N'4tl Bank Block, BUCCKSIORS 40 Dufrene & Mendelssohn Geo. L. Fisber, lull‘uulw with W, L. B. Jruney Axchitect, Chisago. Jantielm L1 rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the Srsh Insertion CHEUNIG DISEASES ofall kinds a spectalty, xperiones and FIVE OENTS PER LINE for oach subsequont n. ertion. Leave advertisements ad our offios, No. Pear] Btroot. near Brondwav ANTED-A good cook and laundress, No but com; ctent girl need apply. No. 908 Fifth Avenue. VW ARTED--A boy with pony to carry Tik Bes. Call at Brr office immediately., ED—A young glrl about 16 yoare old can d a pleasant hume ror the spring. One at- tending echool preferred. Call at once, 1028 Third avenue. ANTED- Position by & ocmypete nt pook-keeper. Can 1urnish good refezencis and reasonl - for desiviog chavge. Address A Beo oftee, Council Bluffs, JFO% SALE—Lands improved and untmproved. It you wanta farm in we tera lows, Konsas Nebracka or Dakota, letus bear frm you. BwWaN & wAsang; RO S2LE—Special bargain. Alarge two story fras o dwelilng, tes rooms with ail modern i 5 provements. wel located aud almost new. 5;.00, §1,000 cash balance long tiu e, SWAN ¥ WaLkm, WW/ANTED—o eorrxopond with anv non-resident owner of property iu Council Blafls or Poita— wattame county, or any on+ witking to Buy or sell propeity in western lows, Kans s or Neb-asla. BWAN & WALKRR, 'OR SAY E—A largenumber of business and resi- dence lots in all parts of Council Ditfls. Seo us ofore you buy, EWAN & WALKRR. OR RENT—We h’ve several houses on our list, for rent, vacant now, SWaN & WAZKER, OR SaLE—Parties wiahing to buy oheap lots to " build on can buy on nonthly piyments o from 52 to 410, SWAN & WALERK OR REN (—We will rent you a lot to buld on with the privilage to buy if you wish on very liberalitarme, EWAN & WALKLR Y ANTED—To orrrespond withany oae wishing gocd location £ r{Isuning mill. sash, door and bind manufactory, we bave building and machinery, well located, for sale, lcaso or trade; SWAN & W ALKER. OR RENT - Large two story frame bulldirg sult abla for warehouse or storage purposes, near railroad depot. ¢ WALKER. 08 RENT O SALE — i3 suitab1a for small foundry Good boiler, engine, cupola, Blower with fixed sh 0., 1eady toput in motion, BWAN WALKER, JOR SALE—: fixtisron cto. booka and stati JOOR SALE—Two single harness, ¥, ocunters, tables decks, gas ire of Fl. K. Seaman, paper, 5. tingle buggy, and light 1. Tobartson 604 Broads iy, —Agents in Gvory_connty in_western ' tosell tho * mpion Bosom Stref 3 ug Board”, Every lady pronounces it sight to bs just what gha wanbs, either for het oc hirec Feip. Big inducements to agents. Retails for 81, Address O. B. 8. and I Beard, Bee on Council Bluffe, Iowa. {'OR SALE—Houses, Lots a " Fropr enson, 608 First a3 i (VAL aND w 00D —Guorys Hoaton, way, sells coal and wood ot reasonable prices, 1ves 2,000 Ibs, for & ton, and'128 cublo for & cord, ry him, WAN D—Every body in Council Blula t0_take TuBBux. Dolivored by carrier ai only ¥wenty ok, {() D, PAPERS—For wals ® hundred % Bux offico, ah 25 oents J. L. DeBEVOISE, Onion Ticket Agent, No. 507 Broadway Councll Bluffs, Railway Time Table, OOUNCIL BLUF¥S, The following are the time pirturc of trains by oentral stancard tines, wt 8be Dooal depos. Tralas leave transfos depob %en mis- utea esrlior and axsive ton minuteo later. CMIOAGG, BURLINGION AN QUINCD, Ohloago Expross, Fast Kl Accommodation, A% local dopod only, arrival and de. Day Expross *Dos Moinos Accommodatica, *At local depot ouly. *WaBASH, 87, LOUIS AND PAGIPIO. ‘Acoommodat.on 9:00 8 10 pm Louls Expross 8:45 p m pm Chiago Expross 10:66 & m %A} Transter only SHICAGO Aud HORTEWNSTARN, w Expross, w Pacifio Expross OUX CITY AND PAGIVIC, w 84, Paul Expross, w Day Express SUNION PAOIFIO. Western Express, Paciflo Express, Linooln Express, *At Transfer only. DUMMY TRAINS TO OMARA, . Over Whirty years praction! o Odlise Ke. 6, Poarl areoh, Council Blufta. 2 Con: ultation tr " ORDER YOUR x| Cob, Coal ¥ Wood OF B & JOoONES P, 0. address, Leok Bok 1189, Council Bluffs. R. SCHURZ. Justice of the Peace. OFFICE OVER AMERICAN RXPRESS "OUNCIL BLTTRRS TOW 4 Hrs, B, J, Elton B D., "~ PHYSICTAN & SURS@EON, 222 1134e Browdway, Counoll Bluffe. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Motice is Nereby given that she partnersiip here- tofore existizg btvien M. 1N Smith and A, J. Crittonden va or bao flrm Tisme of Smith &Cristen~ don bus beon dissnlved by mutoaleohgent. "Tha b cas Will hore.fict be: condiiid'tn th 0 name of M, h & Co. Alldebts due said firm are to be pa: td new firm oM. E Smith &'C0., and wl outsranding liabillties will 'bo paid by the new firm, - Tho business will hersafter be conducted at the old stand of Smith & Critsenden. Couxcin BLurss Town, January 27, 1885 Mk, Swrmu, 423! Crivriwonx, 71108, OrFIORR) . B, M. yoRRY OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS_. 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Johu Hocksbrasser Goneral 4 or Nebraska an Westorn Tows 50 B, Tonth Btreet * + + + OMAMA, NEB 14 sdatiou Blllisrd and ool Tblos aad materia locs Just LB hand Abwluiely cortaln. (OMer portions and mem- bers 4 Ly siilar process.) A cepy of this alar #80-11:40 & 1. sriva 10 miru'cs be From tranit:r ouly Wl book taalied 1n seaied suvalope for 0 cle. Address L B0 Drawer 170, BUFEALO, T %1,