Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 29, 1885, Page 6

'THE DAILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFFS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1885 THE DAILY BEE QOUNCIL. BLUFFS, Thureday Morning, Jan. 28. SUBSORIPTION RATES, = = 90 cents por week ~ §10.00 por yosr 0,7 Poarl Street, Noar Brosdway.' MINOR MENTION, Graham avenue is now the ecenc of consting. The “C. B. Boya” gave a social dano- ing party at Beno's hall last evening. Fay Temploton appears at the opera house to-morrow night and Saturday. The cirouit court opens here February 9, To-day is the last dsy of service. The students of St. Joseph academy are to have a phantom party to-morrow evening. The witnesses in the case of Hawley Lowis will leave for Winterset next Monday. The order has gone forth that all the ®mployes of the 0. M. & St. P. must bs vascinated. The city council could not get a quo- rum yeaterday afieraoon, and another tiy will have to be made. The forfelted pledges of prisoners will be sold at auction at the city buildlng atarday morning, The funeral of the late T. Hart was held yesterdsy afiernoon at Broadway Methodlst chursh. 3 J. C. Mitchell, the ticket sgent of the ‘Wabash, is hand'ng out aboat the hand- eomest office callenders yet seen here. Ool. John Fox is performing duties as depaty sheriff snd is also enteriog upon the business of goneral collection agent. The cigars sold now by Crafts two for fifteen oconts or eight for fifty cents ‘were heratofore [sold by him at ten cents traight. “*Spotteras” are report:d as now being at work on the Waba: h traina seelng that the conductors do the equare thing by the company. Remember the meeting in the interest of the boys at the Y. M. C. A. rooms at 4 o'clock this afternvon. There should be a general attendance. Permits to marry wera yesterday grant- ed John Mayer and Mary Ashton; also Dwight Tarbox and Maggie Winburn, all of Pottowattamie county. The Kuighta of Pythiis lodge in this clity are arranglng to unite in a public entertainment on ibe 21st of February, the anniversary of ths order. The clgars Crafts is solling twenty for fifty conta or three for tsn cents canuot ‘be duplicated ia quality for the prico. It costs but ten cents to ba insured of this fact. - P. M. Pryor, of Tue Bee job office, has moved his residence from Sixth av- enue to No, 109 Bancroft street. Mr. and Mes. H. W. Tilton have aleo fitted up rooms and their abode there, The county board of supervisors meet next Tuesday and will then consider the quistion of & new court house. Each tewnship is Invited to send a representa- tive to exprose the will of the people. Officer Brcoks is now reported as liid off duty for ths present. This cuts down the old force still further. It seems that the police investigatiog committee is do~ ing ay was predicted in THE Ber several days ago. Papers were filed yesterday In two more cases agalnst tho city, ono of C. K. Stone for 82 000. and one of Mrs, Ellza- beth Stein for $3,000, the latter claim belng for damages on account of irjuries rectived by a f.ll cn a defective s doaalk, Two wolves were ecen in the driving park yesterday and De, Dr. Belling+r and his dogs were sent for. with the view of hav'vg a hunt, but before they arrived he wolves had found a hole In the fence and had crowded out and got awsy. James Brooks, the ex policaman, hes had a hard tims indeed. Last July while trimming shade trees he cut his log, and has been confined by the injury ever #ince- Ho is reported as Improving now, and It is hoped by his many friends that he may soon be about again, Rev. Mr. Hammond, the father of the . superictendent of the institution for the deaf and dumb, s been toured as a supply f r the Congrega‘ional charsh for a Sunday or two, and perhaps will serve until the 1st f Maich, whon the new pastor, Rev, Mr. Crofte, is expocted to arrive, The css» of Green Myer agalvst the county w.s heard before Judge Trainey yesterday, The olaintiff s the colcr.d man who nursed the small px paiert, Lovelets, and whose bil of $7 a dsy the county board cut down some. He sucd for 1hs balance of his claim, and Trsiney gave him judgcment against the coun'y for 841, The following have been elacted offi- oors of Pottowatamie lodge No, 146, A, O.U. W:P. M. W, Emil R wh; M. W,, A. Loui; foreman, M. W, Wil. liams; overseer, A. C. Cl uzh; recorder, A. Gany; fioancier, E. B. Gardineer; receiver, W. D. St l'man; guide, Alex Glen: 1. W, Juhn Barhyte; O, W., Geo, R. Wheeler, The case of Dawson, the proprietor of thy Stove Clty house, ctarged with as- #aulting & young wowan with a beer glars, came up for argument berore Judge Aylesworth yesterdsy. The judge de- clded to hold Dawsn for appearance be. fore the district ¢ urt on a charge of as- #ault with intent tod ) grest bodily harm, fixiog the bal! at 8300, =|known as the BIBLE ALONE CHUROH. An Interesting Sketch of the Young- est Church In Oouncil Blufte, There Is & modest little church which has been added to the powers for good in this olty, and to which little public attention has thus far been called. 1t is Bible Alone becanse 1he Bible is the only book on which the members are supposed to rely for learning the will of the Almighty. 1t bolongs to the Bap'ist brethren denomi- nation, or more familiatly known, per- hips, as the Dunkards, The pastor is Rev, Mr, Snyder, who Is in the church parlance called ‘‘the housekeeper.” He is a zealous, honest worker, and a man of more than ordinary abllity, He has by great exerti ny, and by much pertonsl sacrifice succeeded in getting a neat church building completed. It Ia located on the coraer of Bluff street and Sixth avenue, a neat, tubstantial brick build irg It is 24 by 40 feet, snd two storles high, As the surface «f the ground is quite rolling, the floor of the church room is on a level with Bluff street, on which, it fronts, The audlense room Is seated well lighted, and quite easy to speaz In, The resident minieter ccsaples the lower part of the bullding. He is alcne here in the work at present, but expects assistance shortly. The church district 1a large, but the member— ship is small as yet. The church was completed, all paid for, and dedicited about the first of July last. Regular services aro ho'd every Sunday at 11 o’clock 8. m., and 7 o’clock p. m. The attendance Is not Ja'ga, but much inter- est is manifest, and 1t seems increasing. The *‘bro herhood” is quite large, how- ever, there being over 75,000 members in the denomination, There are 1,600 ministers, and the strange feature is that not one of them raceives a sa'a'y. In looking over the list another strange fact appears—there are fifty three of the name of ller. The report for last year shows that 2,600 men and wo- men were convertad and were baptized aud recoived into the church, Sinse the first of January there hes been 3756 more added to the number, 106 being conver:- ed at cne revival meeting, and 124 at an- other meeting, these meetlngs being held in Virginia. Among the peouliarities of their beli¢f s that the trus mode of bap- tiem is dripplng three times, cne for each of the trinity. and aleo that the washing of each others feo" is a sacrament which mus’ be kapt up in ascordance with the instructlons of Christ. et Leave your orders for job printing a day or two ahead at Pryor's Bee job of. fice. A QUEER FIRE, A Blight Scorch on Main Street Yes. terday. About 6:40 o'clock yes‘erday morning Theodore Beckman entered his place of business at 525 Main street, and after sterting a fire, the weather belng very cold, tnok a sest by the stove and began reading bis Bee. He notloed the fire to be an unusually good one, but thought nothing more of it wuntil he emelled smcke. Looking out in the rear of the store he saw his next door neighbors throwing bedding, etc , out in the alley. It seems that a baker In Smith & Loerke’s, 523 Main street, on retiring Taesday night found the scos from the chimney falling on his bed, stuffed some rags in the bo'e In the chinney and re- tired. Yesterday when the fire in Beck- man & Co.’s, next door, was lighted the regs caught on tice and fell down on the bed. The bed room being olosed the fire did not blazs up, but smoldered, the smoke sppearing 1n the rooms on the :ireond flor was the firat intimation of a re. During the tussle to save the building Gus Loetke had one of his arms severely burned The lss is very smsll, twenty-five dollars probably covaring it. An Editor’s Troubles, The legal troubles pending between the editor of the 1da county Pioneer and a oltizan of Ida Grove are e'iciting no Lttle interest. It will be tried in Sac county next month and the question to be settled is whether the editor shall receive damages for Injuries Inflicted on his person by a man who files counfer claims for libel. It appears that unpleas- ant relations existed between the editor and the cltizen, the former baving op- posad the latter’s vomination for office, Finally the citizen presided at a demo- cratic mesting and the Pioneer there- upon congratulated the republican party on his chinge of faith, Taeocitizyn an- gered at the statement, lay in wait for the editor with a club and knocked him down. In retorting in the paper the edi- made charges #gainst the ckaracter of the pugilist, whereujon the burly fellow again secreted himself and sprang upon the editor unawares, broke several of his ribs and probab y endangered his life, as Mr. Williams wae already sufferivg frow hip dissesa, and whily unfitted fora pérsonal encounter. 1 seems that Mr, Willloms, who regalued his feet after many weeks of suffering sued the pugilist for $10,000 damages while his gssailant In tura attempts to bilance accounts by cla'ming )ibolous statemenis on the part of the P.oacer, o — Real Estate Transters. The following is a list of real estate transfors filed yesterday in the recorder’s office of Pottawattomie county; Iowa, as farnisbed by A, J. Stephenson, abatrac- tor, real estate and loan agent, Council Bluffs, Iowa, January 28, 1885, Jacoh H, Ccff\lt 1o J J. Olney et al., v} sw} 86. 76, 41 $2 400 Heury G Fisher t+ Willism H, Qook, part lots 1, 2 and 3, Underwoud. $1. Edmond Powers to Heory Foip tn, b ue}and nc} o} 17, 75, 42, §3,100 Total saler, $6 HOL Big Damages, Yestorday a -uit entit ed “Page, Nor— foa & Co, va. Sackett & Preston,” was filed with the cl:rk of the United 8t { » court. The pantiffs ask for $10,000 damsges Thelr suit is in two paa graphe, 856000 Yeing asked fir ench, They cl im that they are the manufactur- ers f 1ho celehr.t'a *Buff 1" brand f flour, and in 1880 they sppo nted S.ch- ott & Preston for Cour. inlty, who, it is all'ged, have scld large qnantities of an loferior mixture In the suks of Page, Norton & Oo., for which tuey demand 25,000, The resond parsgraph sets forth that Sackoett & Preston have gotten up & similar trads mark, with the word “Baf falo” conspicuously printed upon the face thercof, under which they arc sell ing large quantittes of flour manufictared hy Thomas Proctor & Co , of Toronto, Kansas, for which they ask 85,000, At the last term of the district court the eame parties went before the grand jury on asimilar complaint, and suc- charoh, | ceaded in getting indiotmenis against [ MR Sackett & Prest.n, but the criminal proceedings seem to have dropped to cleces. The firm is one which Is well known here, and it will take a goodly amouat of evidence to make their meny friends belicve they have been acting dishonorab.y, Mrs. Harvey Pacois still ina very low condition, and her recovery seems very donbt- ful. W. H. Lynchard, of the Councll Bluffs Her ald, was visible on the stroets yesterdny, but looks feeble, J.M. Wolf, of Chicago, was yesterday thowing the merchants of this city summer gloves samples, S. G. White, representing James L. & Co., of New York and Chicago, was in tke clty yesterday. Rev, Mr. MoMeekin, who for a time srup plied the pulpit of the Presbyterian church here, has resigned his pastorate at Denieon, S — A Big Fleld, Crawford County Bulletin, So far our exctanges, in discussing the gubernatoris]1 question, have advancad the fcllowing names for the party to ponder over: Congressman Muarphy, Senator Merrill, Jobn F. Duncombe Col Kiatley, Congressman Putey, L R. Bol- ter, Juige Thayer, Mayor Vaughan, Judge Catsady, W. W. Witmer, Judg Kinne was pressed to become a candidate wi h great unaninii y, but has re permut the use of his nime, ——— Horses and Mules for Sale, Two car losds cf horses, mules and mares juet 1coeived for sale at the stables of Schiuter & Boley, Kiel's barn, corner Fifeh Avenue snd Fourth atreet. WHY THE DINNER WAS LATE, A Clever Thiet Plays a Trick on the LKeeper of a Boarding-House, Mail and Express, A butcher's boy carried a basket con- tsining a big roast of heef,elght p unds of beefsteak and s x chi-kens for the Sun day dioner ino a boarding-house, on Eleventh srcet, last week, He had hardly mounted his cart and driven away dowe the atreet when a smooth- faced young man rang the bssement bell. ““There is some dispute at the shop over the weight of the meat sent rers by the bu:cher,” ho ssid to the lend- lady, ‘‘and I have been sent here to take 1t back and reweigh it.” The landlady thought it was a shame that the butcher cou'dn’t weigh her meats correctly the first time, *“If your atupid clerks can't do their work properly thought to be discharged,” she enapped out. “Would you be kind enough to loan me a tin pan ia which to carry the meat back to the shop?” iuquired the young man with an oleomargarine smile. The landlady took a new bright tin pan and dumped the roast, the steak and the chicken into it. ““There,” she exclaimed, as she gave it to the young wan, “Yuu humy right back with the meat, for I want to cook the roast for dinner.” The smocth-faced youth took the pan with a ‘‘certainly, madam,” and went out to the street. Two hours passed and the young man had not returncd. The dinner h.ur ap. proached and the cook was becomirg fa- 1iuy, At Jast the landlady went post haste to the butcher shop with fire in her eye. "‘thra'n that young man y>u sent to my house to getthe meat I ordered to have it reweighed?” ehs shouted. *‘I haven't sent anyboby to bring back the meat,” replicd tto quicher. “Well, I never!” saxd the wcman, her face red with anger. ‘‘Do you mean to say I have been swindled?”’ ‘I should judge that you had,” mused the butcher ashbe proceeded to sell the landlady another divner. e —— Suit Againet Mrs Garflield. CERVELAND, O, January 28.- Mrs Jsmes A. Garfield was sued in tbe common pl as court today by a womah named Thau ful Tauner for 825,(00, She was ran over by Min. Gurfirld’s carriage;December 220d whilo in the public square, She slleges she was sericusly injured, T —— American Shooters Pittsburg Chrovic'e The suooii sy proclivities of the Unlted S'ates are peculisr. In Tuxas they shost herie thieves, in New York they shoot ta's, ia Wisconsin they thoot rapds, in Ponnsylvania they shoot oil welle, in Pittsburg the gicls shoot soft glanc:s,and in Washington men shoot (ff theic mouths, For sale—My bouk and stationery bus- ness 341 Broadway. H. E. Seaman. o — D, O. C. Hazen. Dentist 100 Main St. e ——— OOMM KHULAL, COUNOIL BLUF¥S MABKRT, Wheat—No, 1 milling, 65 No, 2, 60; No. 8, 10, Corn—New, 250, Onts—For local purposes, 230, Hay—85 00@6 5) per ton; baled, 50@60, Rye—8o, Oorn Meal—1 80 per 100 pounds, 4 :goou—cood supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ Qoal—Dellvered, hard, 960 per ton; soft 4(0 per ton Lard—Fairbank’s, wholesaling at 93, Flour—0ity fl 50@2 90, Brooms—2 95@8 00 per dos, LIVE 8T00K, Oattle—Butcher cows 8 26@8 75, Butcher wtoers, 8 76@4 00 Sheep—2 60@3 00, Hogs—4 00@4 25, PRODUCE AND ¥BUITS, Poultry—Live chickens, per doz. 2 25; dress- od chickens. 8¢; dressed turkeys, 10c; dress- ed ducks, 9c; dressed gocee, 100, - sp.‘-;%wr—m.mu,. 22@250; choice country o. Eggo—22 por_dozen. Vegetables— Potatoes, 40@500 per bushel; onlons, ke per bu; apples, ohoice cooking o esting 3 10; baana, 1 00@1 60 per bushel, leu ~32 gallon bbl , $6,50, Orangas—4 2% per box, Lemoni—4 (@b (0 ver bex ORDER YOUR Cob, Coal § Wood OF 08 JOoNES P, 0. addrees, Lock Bok 1189, Council Blufts, suit purchasers, Ly | DISCOUNTS every day in the year. 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. RUBBERS- A full stock of Mens’, Womeng’, We have some Felt cheap. recommend them. Boys’, Misses’ and Childrens’ New Jersey ARCTICS, now ready in any quantity to CHICAGO TERMS and We Boots to close out Try a case of our COMMON i SENSE ARCTIC for MEN, we FULLY Write for list on “Lumbermen,” Z. T. LINDSEY & CO, Storehouss and Salesroom, 41 N. Main St, Office, 412 COUNCIL BLUFFS, BMITH & LEADING ME Tand9 wo will sel Whalieale s SOX Corner A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From, TOLLER Agt., ROHANT TAILORS Mala street, Oovxort Brurres, KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which 1 In rotall or eirload lots. All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. vdretill dew en b Graln and Falcd Bay. Prices res sonablo Satlsfaction Guaranteed. LUTHR & BOLEY Fifth Ave. & Fourth St. UouncilBluffs, NMerchan SATISFACTION 906 Main Stroet, - NORENE & LANDSTROM, t Tailors, Winter Goods Ready. . Suits Made to Order in Latest Style on Short Notice and at Renson: ble Prices, GUARANTEED. Councll Blufts, Headach, Lame Back, Co d Feet, and all diseasos requis €3 and 45; old style $2 cach. AGENTS WANTED. Drs, Judd & 8mith’s New Improved Electric Belt. 819 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA; 725 ELM ST, IT FOSITIVELY CURES— Kidney and Liver Compla Dyspor sia, Nervonsuoss Westing Weakn aw, Paralysis, Spi DALLAS, TEXAS; and FT. WAYNE, IND Bright's Diseas., Rhouwatism, Nouralels 1 otions, Indigestion, Heart Disoass, Fite ring lnorensod motive powers. = Now fmproved e e The season belng #o Tar advanced T hav: erence 10 storlug them until next season, Cal early GENUINE SLAUGHTER 1N THE PRICES OF Cooking and Heating Stoves ! =icluded to d1sposs of gy RLoves RKOARDLESS OF oW 1m pret 8 1 will not be undersold by nuyone. Mandel, A. J. 325 bro.dway, Council Hiuffs. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Spooial a vertisements, swo a8 Loet, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board. tog, ebo., will be Inserted in this column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for tho first insertion ertlon. Leave advertisemento sy our offios, No. Poarl treet. noar Brosdway and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subeoquond n. [~ s, B, J, Eilton, ] D., PHYRICIAN & SURGEON, 222 AMile Brosdway, Counoll Blufts. ~JOHN FOX, Deputy Sheriff and WANTS i1y of three. Call at Bux offlo Broadway, IOWA. NoTT CLI Sehmit) & Warp, the barbers remove Tuesday, Jan Dary 27th to 404 Broadwar, to the bullding lately occupied by the 93 ceut store. Joseph Schmit will sell AT COST tho stook of CIGARS that were left by Frank K. Kern in his charge. Theetore formerly ccoup'ed by Schmitt & Harb 652 Broadway, u der the Opers h use, FOR RENT apply to Jos. Schmits, 402 Broaaway. Jos. Schimltt offers tho finest FRUIT FARM in this county FOR SAL * cheap, provided it 14s0ld In side of 6) days. Enqulre of Mr. McGeo, in offics o Horace Everett, 16 Pear] s'reet 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, 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 Bpecially, Established 1882. H, E. REMER, Manager 111 Broadway, Dr, W. B. Sherraden DENTIST, Masonic Temple, Oouncll Blufts Lows. COUNCIL BLUF¥S, IA. | JACOB STMS, Attorney - at-Law, OOUNCIL BLUF18, IOWA. Office, Main Strect, Room 8, Shugart and Keno block. Wil practice in 8 ate and Federal courts. J. R. TATE, ATTORNEY AT LAW Practioo In State and Federal Courts. Collections prompily attended $o. Room 16, Shugart's Building, COUNCIL BLUFFS I0WA ROILILEE Stang Rk ADMISS10N—Gents 150—Ladles 100, BEATES—Gents 150. Ladles 100, Admlssion Free fo Ladles esch morning and Tues day and Thureday afterncons, Use of Bkates 15 ocents. A. ¥. BOHANCE, Manager. St. Charles Hotel. O STKEET, BET. 7th and 8th, - -LINCOLN, NEB Mra. Kate Coakly, Proprietorees. £ Newly and clegantly furnished, Good esmple ruoma on first floor. &3 Terms - $1.50 to 82 per duy. Speclal rates givin members of the legislature, novio-1m-me J. L. DeBEVOISE, Ouion Ticket Agent No. 607 Broadway Councll Bluffs, HL I, MARTENS, Proprietor ANTED—A good g rl for general housewo k. W street corner Jenth ave ue. (Genera ANTED—A uirl { -r general h usework in fam: Apply in person, tals morntug to B0 Third Collection Agent Offico with N. Shurz, Justice of the Peace, Ctuncll Jror sanE-—i c-oam bu ioe a rare bargain Council bl T3, avrant, confectionery and teo Centrally locatod on Bros dway R. L. Williaws, 15 N. Main stroet, NAME SENDXoTr 0% RENT-A farniched house without swall children who adults, Addre " Beo offtice, wp to board W ANTED=Two dinng room girlvat th Ogden I use lumediately. Wiges 16 p r month. 1tles four ‘ouncll Biuffs, la. AND ADDRRSS ON A POSTAL CARD T THE Hearthstone Publishing Comn’y.. PHILADELPHIA, PA , g And you will receivo by return mail a W Avenue. ANTED —A good cook and Inundrers, Nomo but com: etont girl need apyly. No. 603 Fitth SPECIMEN COPYI Of Trir HRARTISTONE, wnich Is witnout excoption the NTED-—A boy with & pony to carry Tux Br. Call at Brx offios immediate y, W W ANTED—A yourg glrl abol fnta plessauth me ior o Buriug. avenue W ANTED - Po itin by & o mj ctant oook-keeper Cun urni disi-ing chauge. blufls, \OR 841 E—Lands improved aad un'mproved, It yeu want s tarm in Nebraakn or Dak ota, et us ko .r frim you, SWAN & W ALKER; 5 yeirs old can One at. tending sonocl preferred. Call at once, 1098 Third ¥00d refcrenc: s and reacoul for Address A Eee office, Council BEST 8 ry Paper published. Tim HRARTUSTONR {8 & sizteen-page paper, full tho choicest original serials, sketches, poelry and miscellaneous articles, and ia prinied on fino tinted papor. Thoso who subsoriho during the noxt sixty days will rooeive any one of the following articles: WOOD'S' PENOGRAPH, the bost fountain pen ever uved, "LEMAN'S GOSSAMER COATor LADIES NEWPOKT, BARNEY, POPULAR HISTORY, DAY'S COLLACON of 40,00, quotations from 200 suthors, o-plously illustrated. Wo tera fows, Kansas| THENEW aMERICAN DIUTIONARY. A POCKET MAGNIFIER, TOW TO READ CHARACTER; a very Interesting ol {OR 8- LE—Speclal bargala, fra- 0 awcll ng, ten r oms with sl modern i u provemcnts well located .d slmost new. 46,00, §., 00 cash balance loog ti: e, BWAN & WALKER, Alargo two story owner of grapecty in Council Blufls or Po ta- wattym e count; or sell propeity in westera fows, Kansss or Neb-asks, BWAN & WALKER. F° dence lote in all paris of Conncil Bl fls. Sco u3 before you buy, EWAN & WALKKR. JOR RENT—We h vo several housra 01 our list for ront, vacant now, SWaN & WALKER. Piice WANTF D—To correspond with anv non-resident or ‘any one wirhiug tr buy R SA! E—A largo cumber of business and resi- book.. ¢| ATRIPLE-PLATED CHILD'S SET; OrSIX TRIPLE PLA D TEA SPOONE, A ATED TABLE SPOONS; D FORKS; TTE « KNIFE; Or 51X * W NDSOR KNTVES. All those silvor plated goods are gum avtecd to be of the bost quadity. Don't fa 1 to ren men copy of Titk HRARTISTONK, and we are sura yo will bo induced o subscribe affer reading the papers Address THE RARTHSTONE PUBLISHING O. 983% ¥70 8. Ninth §v., Phila., Pa. CHICAGO, build on can buy on u outhly 820810, o 7OR REN & WALK' K —~We will rent you lot to buld on with the prisilage to biy i you wish on very liberal torm EWAN & WALKHR VW ANIED =0 correspond with any one wishing gocd loost'on { ¢y Janniog m'll. sash, door and bind manufactory, we havo buflding and machinery, well located, for sale, It ase or t1ate; SWAN& © ALKER. JROR RENT Lari two story framo bulldirg su't able for warehouse or st urpores. nesr railroad depot. ALKER. Fo’u‘ RENT UK SALL — 4 Ut 19 for sma | found,y machi Good biler, eugine, cupola, bower with flaed ing eto., ready toput in motion BWAN WALKER, ]‘“m SALE—She ving, 0 unters, tables de ks, gas fixturos eto. E quire of IL. o, Scaman, paper, books and stet.ouery, 341 Broadwa, OR SATE—Twol single harncss, T unis shop. shatc- s singlo buggy, and Jight H. bote tsou t04 Bioad: ay. y_county in_westrn ‘Champidu Bosom Stietcher and Ironii g Boerd', Evo y lady pronounces 1t n slght to be just whit shs want -, either for he slf o1 hirec Leip Big lncucements to agents Ret.ils for §1, Address O B.B. ana 1 oard, Beo omce ouncil B uffe, lowa, opr ¢ vion, v BaLE—A top-iugky .M. Be W e and Or will trads tor cheap ) Flus, K Addre-w « ioh, VUAL aND v 00D K¢ Hoaton, 0w Br way, solls coal and wood at reasonablo pries fvea 2000 bs. for a ton, and 128 cublo for & cord, 'y bim, W ANTED=Every vuuy i Uounuci Bluis b0 take TasBax Dollvored by carrier at only twenty xnte » woek, b ()5 FAVERS—For salo st Eiva oifice, av 1 oenta » hundred i 7 Railway Time Table. Corrected to Janvary 7, 1855, OOUNCIL BLUFFS, The following are i times of the arrival aod de- rburo of traine by central standard time, st the ooal depota. Tralus leave transfor depod fen min. utes carlior and arrive ton minutes later. OHIOAGO, BURLINGTON AXD QUINOY, Chicago Express; Faek Ml Accommodation, *A4 local depot only. KANBAS OITY, 87. JON AND COUNOIL BU! Mail‘and Express, Paoific Express, OHICAGO, MIL NAUKES AND 8T, PAUL, o Expross, Express, i CHIOAGO, OOK ISLAND'AND PAOLFIC, ‘Atisatic Expross, [ LEAVE, s86pm 0:40 & m. 12:30p m Day Expross *Dos Moinos Aocommodation, *At local depot only, *WABASH, 8T, LOUIS AND PACIVIO, Accommodat.on Louls Expross Chlcayo Expross *Ab Trausfor only BEICA0 A0 NORTHWESTES ¥, Exproes, Paciflo Expross woU orTY 4xD Paoimc; . Peul Expross, Day Expres *UNION PACIFIO. Fostern Expros, 'aciflo Expross, Lincoln Express, N. SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace OFFICE OVER AWERIOAN EXPRESS COUNCIL BLUFFS. [OWA R. Rice M. D. c AREERS, or other fumors removed without bhe kalfe or drawiog 1 bieed. CHRONIC DISRASES ot a1 cods aspectay Over $1irky years practioal ex, »e 5, Poarl iref, Gounttl e 2o ooee o0 &ar Conwultation free. NOTICE OF DISSOLUT ON, Notice I3 herehy given that the partnership hors tofore exlsting b teen M E. 8mith nd A, J, Ciittendon un_ or the firm name of Swith & Cricton- den basheen dissolved by mutual o neent. The business will hers fter be (onducted fn the name of M, E Smith & Co. Al d: bta due said fiim are to bo pid to said new fiem of M, E Smith & o1 aud o'l outstanding lisbilliies will ‘be pald by th © huriness will hereafter bo conducted ttonaan. u BLUYY, 0w, JaDUArY JOR 8. L¥—Parties wishing to buy cneap lots to yments o’ from ! Milwaukee & St. Panl RATILW.AY. The SHORT LINE. And BEST ROUTE, FKOW OMAHA TO THE EAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMANA AND Minneapolis, Milwaukoe, Cidar Rapids, Duvenport Dubuque, Rackford, ¥reeport, Janeville, Madis 1n, La Crosse, C Rick Teland, lel it, Win And all other Tmpo €ast an t points 1ast, North- uthes st Ticket office at 1401 Farram stoet (in Paxton Ho- and at U jon Pacific Dep MAN SLEEPERS and th Tk WORLD a1 Tu_on the m milwaukee & 8t Paul nd ¢ ery a tention sy id to puseongers by courieo s omployes of the ecmpany. 8.8 MERRILL, A. V. W, CARPENTER, General Manager, 'l Passe wer Azend, R. MIL, Kl Any't Ge tel * DINING CAR® 1N 0. F. HEAF ORD, At Gen'l Paws Agent. 't Su erinsendent. A CAT e R Also 13 valuable and reliable re- cipes (never brfore published,) any- one of. which is worth $1.00 and from that to $256 00, ard a copy of the “Cultivator” sent FRERE to any one that rends 8 stampsto pay postage ete., 3 comic picture cards will as0 be enclosed in the pack- age. These recipes nre valuable to the household aud any energet ¢ per- son knowing the secrets they disclose need never want for money. Please write name und address pl .inly. Put 3 stamps in a letter and address it totie WwESIEWN PUB. CO., box 509, Omaha, Neb. 100 CENTS FOR $1 WIEN YOU WANT GOOD VALUE, ASK FOR PIPER-HEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE, Unscrupulous dealers at- tempt to substitute other brands for the sake of ex- FFICER & PUSEY At Trauster only DUMMY TRAINS TO OMAIS, Loave—1:20-8:80-9:80-10:80-11:40 8. m. 0-4:80-5:30-0:80-11:06 Hunda) = 0.~ 4:80-8:80..5:80-8: minutes beturs leaving fve Frow travsfer only BANKERS. Councll Blufts, I Established 1856 Dealers in Forelgu sud Domestle Excbange snd Bome Becuritice. e " tra profit, " PIPER-HEIDSIECK " on sale with every ‘' wide~ awake” wine merchant in the trade.