Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 31, 1885, Page 6

& THE DAILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFFS, SATUKDAY, JANUARY 31, 1885, THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS. 31, Baturday Morning, Jan 8C By Oarrles = By ol = OFFICE 6.7 Fearl Strest, NearJGroadway.! PTION RATE: = 30 centa per week . $10.00 por yesr MINOR MENTION, The county board of supervisors meot Taesday, Herman Kisler was yesterday fined for being drank, The city council meets at 1 o'clock Moudsy afternoon. The Danebo soclety glve a ball this ev- ening at their hall, Crofts’ does and will hold his’goods In quality the same a3 before, Tov. Mr. Hammond will preach in the Congregational church to-morrow. Fay Templeton oppoears at the opera house this afternoon and evening. _Loave you® orders for job printing a day or two ahead at Pryor's Bee job of, fice. The circult conrt, with Judge Connor on the bench, opens herc cn the 9th of February. Welter Amy now has n badly Injured kueo as the result of falling ona slippery sidowalk, Rav. T. S. Borell will preach in the Baptist church tormorrow morning and evening. Pormit to wed was yesterday granted Marvin Neleon and Cathrina Olsen, both of this county. The young ladies of the Eplscopal church are planning for a soclal in the Masonic hall next week. Urofts’ cigars are all manufactured at 620 Bromdway under his own supervision and are Union hand-made cigars. On Friday evening of next week Bob Burdette s to give his lecture on “‘The Rise and Fall of the Moustache.” The Fay Templeton company divided wup, part stopping at the Ogden and the most of the company at the Paciiic, - The Interlor of the new Presbyterian church has so neared completion that sorvices will be held there to-morrow. Wallace Shephord now has a sprained ankle as the result of coasting. Two years ago he met with a similar accldent. J. C. Morgan, now of the Kearney, Neb., Courier, now mourns the death of his aged father, who died there on the 22d. Two tramps sneaked some palrs of boots from Eiseman, Rodda & Co.’s yes- terday, but were arrested, and the goods recovered. There is to be a conventlon of survey- ors and engineers at Des Moines Feb- ruary 24, for the purpose of organizing an assoclation. Charles Bennett, known as “Banjo Charlie,” was yesterday glven a double dose in the pollce court for being drunk and expoeing his person. Remember Crofts sells threo Gc cigars for 10c and twenty for 50c, also two, clear Havana filler, Sumatra wrappoer hand made clgars, for 15c and eight for 60c, A palr of handcuffs with the key at- tached by a cord has been lost by Nick O’Brien who requests the finder to leave tho same at Tue Bee office or return thom to him, Among those who have filed plans fora new court house are S. E. Maxon, of this clty; Eckert & Mann, of St. Joseph; E. E. Myers, of Detroit, and W. A, Howle, of Marshalltown. The Evening Herald has struck a lead on filllng up space. It is publishing all the anonymous letters it can find or com- pose, purporting to be from persons who eontemplate suleiding. Graham avenue has proved the popular coasting place. The traversers have a slide of threcrquarters of a mile and make the distance In two and a half minutes, which is fast flying, indeed. W. H. Strickland, business manager of Shook & Collier's ““Storm Beaten” company, was in the city yesterday ar- ranging for the appearance of the com. v any here February 4th and bth, The {ron beams for the new postoflice re expoctsd to arrive to-day. The castings came two or three daya ago, Messrs, Raymond & Campbell and C, Hendrle of this city have put in bids for sotting the above as have also several eastern firms. Rev. L. H, Hammond, of Chicago, father of the superintendent of the deaf and dumb Institute, will occupy the pul- pit -of the Congregatlonal church to- worrow morning and evening, It s ex- pected that he will preach each Sunday until the arrival of the new pastor, Rev. G. W. Croft, about March 1st, Now 1t Is on Harry Hunter, Some one told him that spring must be coming, for they had seen a Martin, bat forgetting to say that it was Honry Martin, Straight. way Harry evolves for the Nonpareil the pleasing {tem: ‘‘House martins, sweet harbingers, of spring, made thelr appear- ance yesterday.” How poetle | The trlal of N. A, Lewis for the mur- der of Arthur Fagan in Des Molnes in January, 1883, will be called in the dle- triot court at Winterset next Thursday betors Judge McHenry, A number of witnesses will attengd from here to testify to Lewls' good character. Judge Cole and Will McHenry are Lewls' attorney in the case. The work of helping the boys of the clty has taken a practical tura, and much good will doubtless be accomplished. Neglected and needy boys should register their names at Mr. L. B, Sibley's office under the Citizena' bank, and the meet- Ing of the assoclation is to be held Mon- day afternoon at 8 o'clock, in the Y. M. C. A, rooms, Ther was a happy gatherlng of friends at the residence of J. W. Squires Thurs- day evening In honor of Mr, J. H. Chap- man, of Woodstock, Vermont, who Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Squires. Mr, Chapman 1s a fine vocallst, aud the musi- cal feature of the cvening'sentertainment was highly enjoyable. Miss Christie added her volece to some enjoyable se- lectlons, and Prof. Hammond favored the company with one of his excellent readings, Emma Smith, who has a house in Yankton, has been here for a day or two gotting some ‘lady boarders.” She s eured four here and twolm Omaha, Among those cngaged here was Lena Wright, who has'been boarding with Kittle Edwards. As she skipped out in the night the Edwards woman swore out a warrant for her arrest on the charge of jumping a beard bill, Officer O'Brien went after her, caught her In Missouri Valley, and brought her hack, Justice Schurz dismissed the case, and she hurried back to join the party. . de=Semie. For salo—My book and statlonery bus- ness 341 Broadway. H. K. Seaman. e —— Yearly Report of the Y, M, O, A, As we compare the work of to.day with that of a year ago we notlce a most mark- ed advance. A year of constant effort has caused the change. There have been no booms but steady and surely we have made our way nntil we occupy the position we now have in this city. The benefits to individual young men will never be fully known, Soclally—The elegant parlors are al- ways open for any young man who de- sires to meet his friends “in quiet conver- sation or entertaln them with games, In this room a young man has the same rights he would have in his own home., Young men of excellent social qualities are always on hand to cordially greet and welcome strangers. At the Lucsday evening literary hundreds have become acquainted with each other and have becn made to feel at home in our midat For mental improvement the oppor— tunities offered are many. First comes the reading room, with & carefully selected assortment of papers and maga- zlnes. Sscond, chance for development in public speaking, reading and singing, as found in the Literary and social, Third, general knowledge on current events, such as manner of conducting conversations, organization of companles, practical talks, congresslonal debates, law suits, etc. Fourth, lectures; two have been given; one on ‘‘Peculiar Peo- ple,” by John B. Gough, and one on ‘“Sunbeams,” by Prof. F. Starr. Fifth, matter of fact; this very practical way of searching for bottom facts has just been introduced, but promises to be the most valuable means of acquir- ing general information we have got true example. One evening the subject, “‘d'f- ferent modes of transportation” was taken up and discussed. The railroad system was found to be the most com- plete, hence a special evening was spent in talking of rallroads. The cars, value, kinds, coal, freight, baggage, mail, coach, sleeper, etc., size of tralns of each kind, trains compared, speed compared, also any additional thoughts that might be suggested in that line. Physically, our advancement has not been 80 rapid as it ought. A well equip- ped gymnasium s connected with the association but as yet it has not secured sufficient patronage to allow us to stamp the word *‘success” upon it. The spiritual condition of our work is healthy. We regard this branch as our strong hold and there the most of our ef- fort and enthusiasm is centered. The gospel service, the young men’s meeting and the young men's bible study aro held weekly. There have been occasional converslone, but the most notlceable ad- vancement s the development of the spiritual lives of the young men. In times of special interest noonday prayer moetings wero held with good ~results. Financially we have received much sub stantisl encouragement from our busi- ness and professional men, This has come in dobated sums varylng from $1 to $100, and for which we now extend our thanks. Through the kindness of the daily press we have been supplied with free copies of Tue Bee, Nonpariel, Globo and Herald, and many complimentary notices have been glven us. The association has been tae recipieat of many gifts, such as articles of furoiture, decorations, maga- zlnes, coal, wi.od, etc, The Sundsy achool under our ausplces, held near 1he Rock Island depot,has been ably conduct d by Mr, Wylie recently assisted by Mr, Beach, The monthly conferenco between the active members of the Omaha assoclation and ours has been held with profit to both for abount six months, the inter- change of ideas being mutually beneficial. We begin this year with & more favor- able outiook than we began last and we hri\ workiog and praylng for greater re- sul s, Memberehip February 1, 1884, was thirty; number added during year, sixty- six; deccased, two; present membarship, ninety-four, 6,963 persons have attend- ed the religlous meetings and 3,800 the literary and social, P. J, MoNTGOMERY, Hazny Ovrris, President. Secretary, —— For Sale, mules and mares just received, for sale attho stables of Sohluter & Boley, Kiels barn, corner Fisth avenue ¢ nd Fou-th street. ———— PERSUNALS, Architect Mann, of St Joseph, is in the city, Jno, Metz, of Riverton, Tows, was at the Pacific yesterday., Major P, P. Kelley, of Glenwood, was in yesterday, . E. P ase, the Dunlap liveryman, was at the Pacific yesterday. T. A Clark, wife and daughter bave re- turued from an extended eastern trip, Mr. George Clark, of New York sccomparied them on their return snd will probably re main in the weet. e — Tornadoss ocour most frequently in e afternoon, 4 o'slock belug called the tor- vado hour, A RAT TALE. Sensation Abont a Poor Old Lady Living Alone, Being Eaten by Rats, The A sanaational story was started yester dsp that an old lady named Msric Bar. tinger, living alone in a little hovel, No. 243 Sixth street, had had her fingers eaton by rats, The story proves to be largely seneational, with but little truth. The old lady, now in her 78th year, Is not of very clear mind, and lately one of her delusions has been that a tunnel had been made by neighbors, leading nto her littlo,houso, for the purpose of sending rats into it. The placs In which she livealsa little old hotse, with many cracks for atorms to beat through, and she has not been suffering in many re- specta from destitution. Rats and mice fnfeat the place, but it seems that she has not been o bally caten as the sensational report indicates. The ends of her fingers, but that the flesh was ta- ken off by rats whilo she was aslecp seems not very probatls, The old lady is very peculiar in mauy respects, but Is known that despite her present condition she has been as finely ¢ducated as nng lady In the city. She is a thoroug French and German scholar, has been able to do most clegant embrofdery and polnting, and has received a thorough musical tralning, having been an espec- ially fine performer on the plano. She rocelves a emall amount jrom the old country every quarter, and with the as- sistance of kind-hearted acquainfances and the county, is given a liring, though in many respects it 1s a very sad and lone. gome cne, and lacking many of the com- forts so needed in old agn. A DRUNKEN ROW, 1t is Followed by a Display of Tem- per in Court, Kate Herborts home was the acence of a lively racket Thursday aftornoon. Her son-in-law William Larne and Thomas Brown seemed to be largely concerned in it, and an officer was gent for, The new- ly appointed one, Kilgora appeared on the szene, but though a burly built man, he seemed unable to handle Brown, who was protiy full of fighting whiskey, after one jound, In which Brown [was glven a bleody blow on the head with the police- man’s club, aseistancs came, and Brown and Larne were brought to the statlon. They appeared in the police court yes- terday morning. Brown pleaded guilty to being drunk and was fined. Larne's wife appeard against him, and they had a lively war of words and Interchange of abuse and charges. The display of tem- per was such that Judge Aylesworth con- cluded to let the case go over to after— noon, but by that time the woman had cooled down and did not_appear in court to testify, so her husband was discharged. About an hour later she appeared on ths scene, and finding 1t was too Jate she started off In highidudgeon to tce some lawyer and comu.cnce over again, STILL MORE OHARGES. The FPolice Force|COatching It All Around. Besides the many other charges against the police which have been afred up of late 18 one to the effect that Captaln Hathaway and Officer Cusick were In John Nicholson’s ealoon last Saturday night getting a lunch, when a row broke out, and In settling it one man was knocked stiff, it being fully fifteen min- utes before consciousness was restored. It is eaid that tho affair wes a dlegraceful one throughout, and yet the officers made no arrests and the matter was not re- ported. One of the reasons assigned for the mecresy is that the police have been in the hablt of getting free lunches theze, and hence are under obligations to the house. Tho police com- mittes can goon with mors inquiries now. Real Estate Transters, The following is a list of real estate transfers filed yesterday in the recorder’s office of Pottawattomio county, lowa, as furnished by A. J. Stephenson, abstrac- tor, real estato and losn agent, Council Bluffs, Towa, January 30, 1885. Benjamin James to Ssmual L. Me- Cullough; e}, ne}, 1, 77, 45—$1,500, Henry G. Ficher wo C, D. Dillon; lots 1 and 5, block 7, Underwood—$50, J. D. Edmundson to W. B, Cuppy; part sed, swi, 14, 77, 39—$25, Total sales, §1,675. e Dr. O. C. Hazen, Dentist 100 Main St o ——— Death ot Mrs. Pace, An event by no means unlooked for occurred about 1 o clock yesterday morn- ing, Mrs, Pace, wifo of Mr. Harvey Pace, then breathing her last, She had been married about three years, and was In the twenty fifth yoar of her ago. She had a large circle of frionds and acquain- tances, and was esteemed vory highly by all. The faneral is to be halg Sunday at 1 o'clock from the family residence, No, 710 Mynster street. e —— The boys who have suffered from the jokes of Pilly, the leader of tho Hiborn- Ians are now even with him. He reccived ancat Jittle note in feminine baud, ask- ing him to meet the writer at tho dapot in Omaha on the arrival of the dummy train, After spending all of Thursday afternoon and evening watching the trains o vain, he became disgusted and re- tarned only to find another note saying that she hud been sick and eould not come, but would ke to fmeet him at a certain place ¢n upper Broadway, last evening. He went there and hud his ourlority ea Isfied by findivg the writer of the note 8 ducky maiden with tight curly hair, e —— John Schmit of Pege & Schmidt, re. celved a telegram yesterday announclng the desth of his sister in Ann Arbor, Mich, — —— Boosting the Hennepin Canal, ALaBAMA, Janusry 30.—Chairman Shoe- waker, of the committee on canals, presented he wsenste resolution in regard to the He: nepin canal to the asssmbly this morning nd requestad it $0 be immediately passed whih was doe, W o —— Dynsmite Fhreats, January 20.—Harcourt, home sec. retary, ricdives information that dynamiters hreaten t0 blow up the British museum, Extra precautions bave Le:n taken to oo 3he building, Wt protact Loxnox, -RU BBERS- A full stock of Mens’, Womeng’, Boy#’, Misses’ and Childrens’ New Jersey ARCTICS, now ready in any quantity to| CHICAGO TERMS and DISCOUNTS every day in the year. suit purchasers. 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 cheap. Boots to close out 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. COMMEROIAL, COUNOIL BLUFFS MARKET, Wheat—No. 1 milling, 65 No. 2, 60; No. 8, 50, Gorn—New, 25c. Oats—For local purposes, 23c, Hay—$5 00@6 50 per ton; baled, 50@60. Rye—S8bc. Corn Meal—1 80 per 100 pounds, Wood—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ 6 50, Conl—Deliverod, hard, 950 per ton; soft 400 per ton Lard—Fairbank’s, wholesallng at 9§c, Flour—0ity flour, 1 50@2 90, Brooms—2 95@3 00 per doz, LIVE BTOOK. Oattlo—Butcher cown 8 25@3 75, stoars, 8 75@4 00. Sheep—2 50@3 00, Hogs—4 00@4 25. PRODUOE AND FRUITS, Poultry—Live chickens, per doz. 2 25; dress- ed chickens, 8c; dressed turkeys, 10c; dress- ed ducks, 9¢; dressed gecse, 100, Butter—Oreamery, 22@250; choice country 15@16c. Fgga—22 per_dozen, Vegetables— Potatoes, 40@50c per_bushel; onions, 60c per bu; apples, choice cooking or cating, 3 00; beans, 1 00@1 60 per bushol Ul(fer—fl? gallon bbl., $6,50, Oranges—4 25 per box. Lemons—4 50@5 00 ver box Butcher ————— The rates at public telephones in Paris are ten cents for five minutes’ conversa- tlon. 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 a 8pecialty, Established 1882. H, E. REMER, Manager 111 Brosdway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA, Dr, W. H. Sherraden DENTIST, Magonic Temple, Oouucll Blufls ¢ 3, JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, COUNCIL BLUFI S, IOWA. Office, Main Strect, Room 8, Shugart and Eeno block, Wili practice in State and Federal courts. J. R. TATE, ATTORNEY AT LAW Practioo In State and Federal Courte. Collections promptly attended to. Room 16, Shugart's Building, COUNOIL BLUFFS IOWA Sy R ADMISSION—Genta 160—~Ladlos 100, BEATES—Cents 150. Ladles 108, Admission Free to Ladies each morning and Tues day and Thureday afternoons. Use of Skates 15 oente. A. . ECHANCE, Managor, E. I, MARTENS, Propriotor A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From, SMITH & TOLLER Agts, LEADING MEROHANT TAILORS ¥ and 9 Mala street, Oovwort, Brurrs, « « « « « lowa, we will el Corner KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which 11 In rotall or carload lots, All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. Wholcode ard retal] denlers ir Graln and Baled Hay sonablo Satlafaction Guaranteed. Prices ros SCHLUTER & BOLEY Fifth Ave, & Fourth St. CouncliBluffs, ~ NORENE & LANDSTROM, NMerchant Tailors, Winter Goods Ready, Suits Made to Order in Latest Style on Short Notice and at Reasonsblo Prices, SATISFACTION 205 Main Strost, . . . GUARANTEED. Drs, Judd & Smith’s Ne 819 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10W. IT VOSITIVELY CURES— Kidney and Liver € Dyspoy sla, Nervonsuess Westing Weaknoss, Paralys 3 and & old style §2 each. N THR Tho season’ being o far advanced T hay erence 40 storlog them until next soason. 5 ELM ST, DALLAS, TEXAS; and FT. Complaing, Bright's Diseas., Rhoumatism, Neuralgls Headach, Lame Back, Co'd Feet, and all disoasos requiring i GENUINE SLAUGHTER . Councll Blufte, AGENTS WANTED. w Improved Electric Belt. WAYNE, IND 8, Spinal Aftections, Indigcation, Heart Disoass, Fits asod motive powers. ' Now fmproved o PRICES OF Cooking and Heating Stoves! =zacluded to dleposo of my Koves REGARDLYSS OF CONY tn grrese L early aa 1 will not bo undersold by anyoue. J. Mandel, Q N Q SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Special & vertlsements, suo a8 Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board tng, oto., will be Inserted n #his coltmn ot the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firet Insortion sad FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsoqueni n. ortlon. Leave sdvertlsoments at our office, No. Pearl Btroot, noar Broadway WANTS, JPOR SALE—Kostaurant, contectionery and foo ream business. Centrally located on Broadway R. L. Williams, 15 N. Main street, a ray bargain Counci il Bluffs. JFOR RENT—A tarnished house cheap to prtion without small children who will board four Address ‘A" Beo office, Council Bluffs, In. ith & pony to carry Tun Brn. W ED—A boy all at Bre officc immediately. JOR SALE—Lands improved aad unimproved. you want & farm l'll western lows, 588 Nebraska or Dakota, lot us hear from you. BWaN & WaLKRR, THOR SALE—Special bargain. Alargo two story fraw o dwelling, ten rooms with il modern ini. provements, well located and almost new. Prico €5;200, $1,000 cash balance long time, SWAN & WALKER, VW ANTED—o correspond with any non-residont owner of property In Council Blufls or Potta- wattamie county, or any ons or sell property in western fows wishiog to buy 1838 or Nehraska, AN & WALKER. OR SA1E—A large number of husiness and- resi- dence lots in,all parts of Council Bluffs. Sce u3 before you buy, BWAN & WALKER Ol RENT—We hsve several houses on our list for rent, vacant now, SWAN & WALKKR. OR SALE—Partics wishing to buy cheap lots to build on can buy on monthly payments of from £2 to £10. BWAN & WALRER JROR REN (—-Wo will rent you a lot to buld on i eraith the privilage to buy it you wich on very i SWAN ¢ WALKER. WANTED=To correspond with any one wishing o good loeation £ r planning mill. sash, door and biind manufactory, we have building and machinery, well located, for sale, lcaso or trade; SWAN& W ALKER, OR RENT- Large two story frame bullding sult able for warehouse or storage purposcs, near railroad depot. SWAN WALKER. JOR RENT OK SALE — Bau Erounds wuital Io for small foundry and maching shop. Good boiler, engine, cupola, blower with fixed shaft- ing ete., 1eddy toput in motion. BWAN WALKER, ) fixtures cte. books and statio Shelving, counters, tables desks, gas aquire of 1. &, Scaman, paper, 41 Broad eingle buggy, and fight . Kober on 604 Broad: ay. ovory county In_westorn ‘Champion Bosom Strotcher ory lady pronounces it on ants, either for hoisell mends to agents, Retails and 1 Board, Bee omico and Ironivg Board”, sight to be just what ot hirec heip. Big in for €1, ~ Address C. B, Council Bluff {0k SALE—Hivuses, Lots ™ Stop o, 503 inst aven ROk saLk=a topin in ex_ellent cond 1ot Addross v, M VOAL AND w 00D oF Land, A J. Tins mako and trade for cheap il BluTs. corge Heaton, 025 Browd: ay. solls coal and wood at reasonable prices lvon 2,000 1bs for ton, aud 128 cublo for - cord Ty a Evory vouy i G c Tawbux. Dolivored by carrlor ab only dwenty oents a woek, St. Charles Hotel. O STKEET,'BET 7th and 8th, - - LINCOLN, NEB, Mrs. Kate Coakly, Propriotoress, £ Nowly and clegantly furnished, Good sample rooms on first floor, £ 4@ Terms —§1.50 to 82 per ds ay. Special rates glven members of the leglslature, L kt nov1o-lm-me J. L. DEBEVOISE, Union Ticket Agent Ov.n PAPERS—For salo at Ban office, st 26 conte hundred REMOVED 425 Broudway. Council Biuffa Hrs, B J. Bilton . D.. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 222 Wile Broadiway, Counoll Blufta. JOHN FOX, Deputy Sheriff and General Collection Agent Office with N. Schurz, Justice of the Peace, Councit Blufts, lowa. " THE BEST ROUTE AND SHORT LIINE Omaha Council Bluffs and Chicaeo, The only Ino 10 take for Des Moines, urshall- ar Rapids, Clinton, Dixie, Chicago, Mil- d all polnte emat. "o tho people of Ne- braska, Colorado, Wyomi ah, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington and Californin it offors superior adyantages not possiblo by any other line, Among a few of the nuinerous voints of superior- by the patrons of this road hotween eago, are its twotraing a day of DAY he finest that hi ity enjo e Omaha COACHES which ingenulty (an ereate which are models of LOR DRAWING ROOY and its widely celebrated Pl the equal of which cannot tourd elswhel At Council Bluffs the trains of the Union F Ry. connect in Union Dop ot with thoso of tho C #0 & Northwestorn Ry In Chicago the trains of this line make close conneetion witl those of all eastorn lines. For Dotroit, Colu Niagara Falls, Buffal Boston, New York, ARS, unsurasscd by any; Ti4L DINING CARS hus, Indianapo'is, Clocinnatd, itsburg, Toronto, Montreal ladolphia, Baliinsre, Wash- ngton and all poirts in the , ask the ticket agent for tickets via the ORTH WESTE 87 Allfticked accommod: ots via this line, .3, HAIR, Gox. Pass. Agent. CHICAGO, e CHICAGO Avo ORTH- i WESTERN RAILWAY. CHICAGO, Milwankee & St. Panl RAIL WAY. The SHORT LINE. And BEST ROUTE. FIOM OMAHA T0 THE EAST,. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND i Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Cedar Rapids, Davenport Dubuque, I q 1t you wish agents gell M. HUGHTT, General Mavager, Schmitt & Harb ~——THE— POPULAR BARBERS No. 607 Broadway Councll Bluffs, Railway Time Table. Corrected to January 7, 1885, OOUNOIL BLUFFS, The following are tho times of the arrival and de. rture of tralns by oentral standard time, st the local dej 8 leave transfor dopod #en min. ulos earlior and arrive ton minutes lstor, CHICAG0, BURLIKGTON AND QUINOY, Anmiva, 6:36 p m Ohicago Expross 9008 m 9:40 & m Fash Mail, 10 pw 15%0pm Accommodation, 10pm *At local depot only. KANBAS OIYY, 8T. JON AND OOUNCIL BLUFYS. 6: 'Mail and Expross, 126 p m am pm Pacific Exproas, 665 pm OHIOAGO, MILWAUKKN AND BY. PAUL, pm Expross, am am Expros, pm (OHICAGO, ROOK ISLAND AND PAOIIO. pm ‘Atlantio Expross, 58 m am Day Expross 6 p m am *Des Moinos Accommodation, 8:16 p m *At local depot only. “WABASH, BY. LOUIS AND PACINIO, Acoommodat.on 9:00 8 m Louls Expross 45 p m Chicago Express 10:66 & m *A\ Travster only OHICAGO And NOKTHWRSTERN, E80pm xpross, 8:60 p hibam Paciflc Express Viashm SIOUX CITY AND FAGITIE, nwpm BA. Paul Expross, 9:00 8 m n0sm Day Expross Topm vic. 8100 p Woatern Exprom, 830 am 11100 & Faclfio Expross, $0pm 1Wi0sm Linooln Express, Lispm *A% Taastor only - 50-0:80-11, . 1:80-8:4 minutes befure lea g time, Trnsiroaly - | Established - - Have removed from under the Opera House to (NO. 402 BROADWAY, They will continue their CIGAR AND TOBACCO business, and invite all their old friends and the pub lic tocalland see them, The fnest cigars and to baoco always on hand, ORDER YOUR Cob, Coal ¢ Wood OF B &S JONBS P, 0. address, Lock Bok 1189, Council Bluffs.y N. BCHURZ. Justice of the Peace | T | 1605 FARNAM STREET, - , Freeport, Janesville, Madism, Lis Crosse, t, Winona, And all other Tmportant points Tast, Northe st and Southoust, Ticket office at 1401 Farnam stoct (in Paxton Ho- tel), and at U jon Pacific Dopot. N SLrrekis and the FIXKst DINING CARYIN ik WoiLD are 1 the main lines of the Chicago wilwaukee & St, Paul R'y and ¢ ory atention fepwid to ngers by courico.s empioyos of the oompany 8.8 M RILL, neral Manager, AV, IR, or Azenty GEO. ¥, i EAK ORD, At Gonr'l Pasy Agent, en'l Su- orintendont, T NEBRASRA LAND AGENCY 0. F. DAVIS & Gp.. {(Succrssors 10 DAVIS & SNYURL GENERAL DEALKILS 1N REAL ESTATE OMAHA., Have for sa'o 900,000 acres carifully selectod lands n Fustern Nebrasva, at low prico arid on casy torma TImproved farm s for 8a o iu Dou. Ina, Dodgo, Colfax, Plat o, Burt, Cumi g, sarpy, Washington, Morrick, Sau 4 Butlor couc tiav, OFFICK OVER AMERIOAN EXPRESS *r 1o all parte of the state. COUNCIL BLUFFS TOW A d'on 1nproved arms, R. Rice M. D. : Notary Public always in office, Correspondence jolivited. CANCERS, eeiiar iy ciigieg mivhoss o CHRONIC DISBASESeras s st y yoars practice] exparisass @dise X 5, Poarl sireet, Counil Blufa, £ Couuliafion frce. 08, OrmuER: WoH, X, FoaR OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERQ. Councll Blufts, + ™ 1856 Deal n K Basl “wd healers o Forolgu wad Demseetis Exshasgs TIMKEN SFRING VEHICLESY