Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 17, 1885, Page 6

THE DA1LY BEE--COUNCIL BI SDAY, FEBKUARY 17, 1855, THE DAILY BEE OOUNCIL BLUFFS. Tuesday Morning, Feb, 17. BSCRIPTION By Oarler = - By Mall - RAT sents por wook #10.00 per your OFPICE! 0.7 Foxrl Streot, Near Broadway Tl city council is to mect again this evening. Ed. andercon’s place las had a tele. phone put in, No, 92, John Toller now weira the sllver medal of St. Joreph's academy. Ths Phenix is gotting its walls well papered with lithographs and show bills. 2eboka Liodge No, 3 s 5 glve a eocial in Beno's hall Tharsday even! Febrr ary 20, To-night the Council Bluits Maeuner chor give their annual matquorade at Beno's hall. Charles Leonard, former!y with Schmitt & Harb, has opened a barber shop at his old atand, 150 Broadway. The funcral of Mre. L. C. Brackett il be held to day, from the family resi dence on (ilen avenuc, at 2 p. m. Resarved ecats for Capt. Sevley’ lec- ture Tuesday evening, the 24 h inst., can boe procured at Bushnell's and a4 Foster Bros. The Chicagn & Northwestern was about eight hours late yesterday, s> that the remains of Mra, Brackett did not ar- tive until evening, There was no session of the circult court yesterday, Judge Connor nob be ing able to get hera unt'l cvenlng, the traln being late, The cwe of Jeffaris for shooting Wheelcr way yesterday contintied for two weeks, Wheeler is improving, but is still unab’e to leave his roorn, Justics Schurz yestcrday santenced G. W. Gordon to ten days it jail as a vagrant. It I8 thought Gordon escaped from a Kavsas prison, and is wanted back there, Supervisors Graham and Kirkwood are being besieged by salcsmen who want to sopply the county with four big safes ordered by the bcard at its last meeting One man too drunk or crazy to know what be was about wes arrested yester— day by Officer Smullen, for insuliing a woman on the strect. He refased to glve his name. Among the freaks of thc assessor re- vealed by tax-payiog time Is that one house worth $4,000 is assesecd at $400, while a $2,000 houte next door is ase cssed $800. Anotker man grumbles naturally because he is called on to pay £85 taxes on o house which he is renting for $15a month, The Progrezsive Euchre club met Jast evening at the home of Miss Lou Jones, the gathering closing the ecries. The fir.t was at tke home of Mrs.J.J. Brown, then at Mrs. Macrae's, then with Mrs J. N. Baldwin, Mrs, J. W. Chapman, Mrs, W. J. Hancock and Mis F. Law- renca. The beautiful zold medals kave been made by Jacquemin & Co., one to be precented to the winning lady, the other for the gentleman. Theee medals bave engraved upon them, ‘‘P. E. C., 1885, that for the lady being in the form 'f a monogram.” C L — PERSONAL, Judge James has retu ! from Chicago, Harry Hunter went o Sicux City yesterday 0 a flying trip, T. F. Peterson has succeeded Mr, 1., C Larson in the bottling businces. Justice Schurz goes to Neol: to-day to de fend his suit there before Justice Riley Clark, H. I, Strickling, r g o Chicago srocery house, was at yesterday, Dr. Porterfield, of A resenti htele tic, vesterday, Mr. Lynchard bas recovered from his ill- @ess, wnd is again pushing his pencil, making copy for the Council Bluffs Herald, J. N, Bowman, bookkeeper of the late firm ot Casady, Orcutt & French, has accepted the tosition of assistant cashier and abstract clerk in the Chicago, Rock Island & P eailway freight office in this city, NOT A NEW THING. A Witness who Claims that tucre was the Same Negleot of Small Pox Cases Two Years Ago, Me, Ctarles Walker, a resident of this city, told Tue Bee man yesterday that the recert revelations made by this paper concerning the neglect of small pox cases at the pest house, was nothiog new. Juet auch neglect existod two years azo. At that time five of his family were sick there, and theee wes a terrible lack of food and oth:r necesearies, One cf his spent Sunday | ( with friends 1 this city, and veturned home | S WHAT ABOUT THE HOME? A Pertineut uery Answered Frankly by The Tee. Covxcir Bueres, In , Feb, 14, 1 To the Editor of the Bex In your paver yon have pitched into the Home of the Frierdless pretty sharply. Then a committece which investigated made o re port that the home was all right. Some ot your readers have been expecting_ you to «ay nething in ret Why is TiE BEE s quiot about it? Tsit bocause st fied that the charges were not true? 1f & why b you not say s TRUTH SEERED Tur Bee would piy no att 1 the above communicstion were it not for the fact that the same query in substanoe lias becn asked by others, verbally, Tte reason why Tue Bee hes kept quict timply publishlrg the repot of the committse without comment, js thet it secmed a8 If the pablic had baen given both mides protty fully. The BEE Fay prosentcd the charges which those famil'ar with the home have made, and has published the report of the Investigating ccinmittee, and thought that would suftica. The Bek has no per- sonal fight to make, but has eimply glven the ews concern‘ng the mstter, leaving the readers to judge for them- selves, The Ber: has no hesitancy, however, in ccmmenting upon the report, and ex premsing opinions concerning’ it, which are held by others as well. It is concaded that the crmmittee who investigated the matiers, were all salect- ed hy ths manager himself, and they ex- amined no witnesees In support of the charges. The committee and investiga tion were wholly ex-psrte. The tecracy of their gathorlng acd of thelr so-called investigation, do not Indi cate a very etrory dseire for a fair and full getting at of facta. Several of the most important chsrzes werc ignored. It was charged for in- stance that while there was nominally an associatlon yet practically there was nore The committee repmt that nominally there was an association and there drop the matter. The charge was made that the institu- ticn was practically owned and control- ed by Rev. J. G. Lemen. The commit- tec report that the t'tle of the original home property, the lotaud cottage, 18 80 arrapged that asleng as Mr, Leinsn usts it for an **Orphan’s Homc" he can not be interfered with in the mansgement cf this proparty. How then, can snother mauager ever be electedto tske his place? But the report eays that all cther prop- erty, r3al and personal, belongs to the assoclation absolutely. What is this property? The commit- toe says it conslats of a $1,400 pleco cf property, on which only $25 has been paid, ard a printing c&ce on which there 1s a debt of $600. In other words, Mr. Lemen owns and controls all the proper- ty that has been paid for, and the *‘asso- clation” ewns all which is not paid for. The report makes no statement of the total assets and liabilities. 1t contalns no statement as to receipts and expenditures. 1t does not inform the public as to the truth of the statement that the man- agers, instructors, matrons and their families being supported by 1he contribu- tlons to the institution outnumbered the little groop of really homeless, depend- ant childrcn belpg cared for. It does ot give the number of orphans in the home, cr how much a week it cokts to keep them, The report does not dery that men's names have been published as approving the finsnc'al reports of the marager without their coneent or knowledga. The committze say no hicg aboat ths insurance company, which formed ons part of the matter involved. In fact, even the expert committee, with its ex- pert investigation, has not toushed upon mwany lmportant matters about which the public would like {0 te informed. In theee and other reepacts the report is not satlsfactory, but Tre Bek, having glven its readers all sides of the affsir freely and frankly, they can dacide for themaelves as well as to have Tue Bre decide for them- e —— A fine organ, half price, at Baard's wall paper store, next to postoflice. ——— Total of 'Taxes, The citizens who now etep to the frent to pay thewr faxes find that the total amcunt which they are called upon to piy 18 over five par cent of the assessed valuation, The varioas items of taxes on city property are as fo'lows: Sridge. Tnsane School houss Tenachers. . Contingent...... General fund Bond and interest Sewerage. ...... Tote section bone 1g and interest Sewer bonds and iuterest Water tax. . Library .. lcst h's position he has been ¢rinking teavily, and was somewhat under the ivfluerca of liquor when arrested les Satarday evenivg. Spiar alwags spoke of his wiis and chlldren in the highes* SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, terms, and it in eaid that whiskey snd LEADING gambiicg got the best of him, M . il rchan ! Ee'oro you buy a liarness oall on Beck erc _a' - t . TallOI’S 8 man & C Main sireet, 7 and 9 Main St., —— Couxcin Brurrs, « <« « Jowa, “The Guittar',Unstrung, Thes. Guittar, tha sheritf, was sadly — unstrang yes erday, He Fad oecarion ; Tea} Batirday to sabpeens abott twenty | S i~ A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From, witnersos to a‘tend court here, and by syme misteke got bold of a book of blank eubpnas printed for the Avoca court 45 and filled these up, It was not until the gapers werc all sirved that he found he KIEL AL bad summoned the witnesses t» appear at K S E STABLES Avoca fnstead f Courcil Blutle, He Keep Horses and Mules constantly on band whio speedily taok up 1he subj:-as and fesned N y we will sell {n rotall or oarload lots, tew ouos, but he has nct yet get over Exuig o0 HEAWRE pout oe ‘oekas A full stock of Mens’, Womens’, All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. Wholeale sndretsl] den cn i Gro A Filed Hay eonablo Satlafaction Guarantoed. Corner Fifth Ave, & Fourth St. CouncilBluffs. ~ NORENE & LANDSTROM, Merchant Tailors, Winter @oods Ready. Suits Made to Order in Latest Style Prices of the abrtive attemp! to have a Siameee doublc -headed sort cf a court. Boys’, Misses’ and Ctildrens’ New Jersey ARCTICS, now ready in any quantity to suit purchasers, CHICAGO TERMS and DISCOUNTS every day in the year. We 3 ok Roten i Rewon: b, Bl also carry FULL lines of BOOTS and|i®Mweswer, -~ -~ - ~ . . " SANDALS of above named goods, includ- ing the nicest line of SPECIALTIES for|eo mouwmav covvan muers iowais fine retail trade made by ANY company. |Bii i b S i R A e s We have some Felt Boots to close out| @ W.P. AYLSWORTH, 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. - —— THE FIGHTING MW COOKS, Twelve Kinsman of the Name Who Figured Conspicuonsly inthe Great War, General Bognton in Clocinnati Comme:cial Ciazette, Ta common with all the mnorthern atates, Ohio had much to be proud of in the war. Buy her fawily of ‘‘fichting McCocky' was unmatched by any in ths Unicn army. The father of General Alexander McCook six of lis brothers and five of his cousius made up this fight- fog family, twelve, and every one & hero Beginuing with the youngest in the first femily, Jiers were Cherley ““the boy 8ol dier,” kllled at Bull Itun: “Bob” the noted commander of tne Niath Ohio and the brigade 1n which it belonged, the hero «f the charge at Mills Spring, killed in setvice: Dan., killed in gallant aseault at the head of his beigade in the hatchery of Kencsaw; Colonel John J., a gallant offic:r on Crittenden’s staff; General Ed win S, a division commander, and Dz Latimer McCook, a surgeon in the field. These were the brothers cf General “Alex,” he himeelf beglnning as a colonel at Bull Ran and vising t) commend a ccrps. The father of these, Major Daviel McCook, was almos: conetantly with some one ¢f his friends along the front, generally engaged on his own ac- count along the skirmish line, and was finally killed in the Morgan raid in Ohio, Of the cousins thera were “Ed,” the ad calvary commander; General Anson .. & captaln at Bull Run. and & brigate commanderlater, Commander ‘‘Roder k" of the navy, a leader in much brilliant fighting; Rev. H. C., a chapluin, and Rov. John J., who, though a mcre boy, {nsisted upon going to the field, Every one of these was noted among his asio- ciates, not only for coursge and every specles of field energy, but for reckless daring. Excapt the toy killed in the first great contest, every one of them, time and again, took part in some of the most brilliant fighting cf the war. —— WAS NOT SO VERY GR Councll Blafts, AGENTS WANTED. Drs. Judd & Smith’s New Improved Electric Belt. HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildings of any size raised or moved and satisfaction 8 guaranteed, moved on LITTLE GIANT trucks, the best in the world, : Frame houses W. P. AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffs, s et n o M B BIOLE D, fonnd, To Loan, For Salo, To Rent, Wants, Board. PH'YSICI_AN & SURGEON' ng, etc., will be inserted in this column b the low 229 Mol B 50 Bhate rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion | - & and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n. '] ()IIN ]fl()‘\" Deputy Sheriff and General Collection Agent, Poarl Btreot. near Broadwav WANTS. Office with N. Schurz, Justice of the Peace, C:uncil Bluffs, lowa. OB RENT_Two rooms at No. 636 Firat avenus Ground floor, fronting on park. 7OR SALE—A rare chance to <ot a fine, woll im- proved farm of 400 acrcs, within a fow miles of Council Blufle, at » bargain, Low price and casy terms, EWAN & WALKER YHOS. OrrIoNm) W, H, M. PUINE OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS_. A Bold Masher Meets His Mash and Backs Out Ignominicusly, TOR SALE—A good paying hotel property with liyery etable, in one of the best small towna in westorn Towa will gell with or withcut furmiture, or will trade for a emall farm with stock (te. SWAN & WALKER. The other day a merchant traveller op- “MURDER MOST FOUL,” eratingfor a Philadelphis 502 firm bosrd- ORIBALE_RIghty, “acres uulmproved Inod Mini| i oocin a1 ERtuire S P> m od train cn the Alton Itroad at. Jolist, . q g alonameisfjungd sicsjaouic e ol AL : and was roon attacied by tho charming | T'0 Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria, |k = =" IV | Established - - 1858 face of a Sucker lass who got on at Pon- tlac. He thought he eaw that ehe was a sweet, innoceat young thing who kad never been around any, and he wended his way to where ehe sat and insinuated himself iato her soclcty. “It is a very stormy day, miss,” sald the merchant traveller. *‘Is that s0? she asked, with a great show of intarest. Here Indeed was a swect example of rusticinnocence. Storm Ing like all the faries and had been for Dealers in Forelgn and Domestio Exchange and Home Becuritics, R. Rice M. D. CANCERS, & e s moems e CHRONIC DISEASESsrsu L Over $hirty years practiosl experisnce @ies 5, Poarl irent, Connetl Blutle. &4 Conwultarion fres. NUR SALE—A 20 acre tract of good land about onc and a half miles from_Council Bufl: post office, at a bargain, SWAN & WALRER. D URING the last five sears thoro has not bcon a death from diphtherla In any cawo whero Dr. Thomas Jefforiy’ proventive and curc was used. It has been the meats of saving thousands of lives. Indi pensible in pu ant scarle? fever, changing it In 48 h urs £ the simplo form. sale only at the doctor’s offi uth Eighth strect, Council Kluffs, Towa, Send for it; price 82, Dyspoptic, why live spalr with cancor of the stomach? D, Thomas' Jefferls cures every cuée of indigestion and constipation in & very short time. Best of reforonces given. Dyspepssia is the cause of all of ninety per cent diseased conditions. 520 acres a4 ro farm cultivation except NOR SALE—In Harrison eor 14 wrass land, all under fer with fine improvemen3 all u 0 acres grass—s) aores good or pasture land. and several other tracts of from 40 to 160 acres of unimproved Sway & W, QO improved sad ui B [ n o western lows, Kansse Nebraska or Dakota, let us her from you. BWAN & WALKER, CO AT | COUNCIL BLUFFS ed to know nothing about it. *Pcor, - Well Mocated and almost new. P JAS, H. PEABODY, M. D long tinc credul us, timple tking,” he thought. SWAN & WALKER. ¢She'll be madly in love with me in fif- teen minutes,” “Going far?” he Inquired. Physician & Surgeon Retlidence No. 1407 Jones St. Offioo, No. 1600 Far EVERYTHING NEW, non-resident uffs or Potta- TANTED—To owner of property V Fuel Company ! — “‘Ob, an awful lone way! wattam'e ~county, of A olwil\slzlnng_t‘: lm_\v oam streed. Office houra,12 m to | p, m.and from | h"u}’,"' ";em' u;m ch:l’dihh.‘ 1 {honght Whaloase and Botail Dexieralin All the Latest lmprovea O sl propaity i westor ow amsys or Nl | 08 p. . Tolapaone,fof offo O.rsdinoe 13, the gripasck man. ny Blossbur: i T MHHon Tar semyon going?” bo aakoa, | Hard Soft ans Blossburg | Machinery. v e | NURSERY STOCK EWAN & WALKER, “Oh! away off “To 8t, Louis?’ “My,yer, snd farther {hon that.” “I''awtal glad, L1l have you: All Work First Olass. Orders by Mail Solicited Those desiring Fruit or Omamental Trees, Vines, Shrubs and Plants, will consult their own interest by calling at the real estate o 3, L. Emcry, 1306 Harney St., or (@ © 0" T W. H. fIBLEY, Manager. ¥ hsve several houses on our list SWAN & WALKER, ) buy oheap lots to OR SALE—Partios wish com 00 pavy a go.d while, then, said ha, “‘andI| omoe, 55 Main St. Yard,on C. R.1. P.and C. . Tuild on can'b Iy payments of fror R pa Y R e T R T A MOk Re B Hatway, o " ¢l Express Paid on all Or-|ewso. "™ ™ S Wik ™ | ¥ Orders for spring planting must ““I hope 80, she replied. . SOR REN I We ent yon a lot to buld o o Ot Py et S e (i ders over $2.50. O g o by it S win o ey | g L KETT . drammer suddcsly asked. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR Iheral opme, L B, Offers this Coming on “No. 1 usad t)have but”—— Collars and CUfrs 8 FANTED—To correspond with any ono wishing o | & y [m I - .l~ e ont *'Ab! never mind. Ll be your bean 5 e A rontion e i il s, asor | SPECEQ nducements on thistrip. Now, tell me your name, A B H 0 w E s 8pecialty, and o amiators " e Vit e bl « D. ; Bachicry, ol osato, for iy e Ur Loy « *Matilda—Molilde— Haw— woll, it Established 1882. HAA1 600 R HA I R G 0 OD S ! Corn Meal, Graham Flour, H, E. REMER, Manager Hominy [ 211 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUF¥S, 1A Ground Fresh Every Day ! used to be Hawkins, butitis Tordan now. “‘What Youa are not married!” “No' 1 potsoncd wy fi'th Lusband the other day, and you, b, yoa Lok 80 sweet Youlo k #s if strychnine woold make such a beautiful corpss of you! Comenow, wont you marry el able for warehouse or st railroad depot. 142 Douglas St. Omaha, Neb. D. 0. BRYANT, M, D. OGULIST & AURIST A grounds d machive shop. with fized shaft o tor s Good boiler, onginc, ing eto., seady to Tota o 7 These are the varlous items which make up the taxcs now being paid by propcrty owners of this city. e e—— Beckmen & Co,, 520 Malp street, will waeh and oll your harpess cheap now. e —— Resl Ertate Transfers, The followlny is a list of real estate transfers filed yesterday in the recorder’s office of Pottawattomie county, lowa, ae farnisked by A, J. Stephenson, abstrac- tor, real estate and loan agint, Council Bluffs, lowa, Febraary 15, 1885, E N Milner to Caro'ice H Richarison, w}, 13, 76,30 $2,200. children, a glrl ten years of aze, dol| "N P Bothens to S A Smith, nw) sw} there, oaxd & coffia kelog|2r, 75, 42, §900. asnt for oms was sent «w | JuinE McGeeto Mary E Hardy, lots from this city, which was made for a per son six feet tall, and 1lie )i tle girl had 10 be buried in this grear box, cluthes and old bedding having to be used to keep the body from belng toesed about, He @ays hiaiseat'sfied that had it not been for bis carryivg (u: provisions fo his famlly. hiasa'f, at nights, more of than would have died. At tho ssme time he P v+ the name, Mr Kirk-npall, high crec it for the care he e, Heoeays Mr, Eirkendall did sll in bis power and was falthfu! cay and »ignt, bat that the suthorities were greatiy to blame fo 1 not tcadivg out needed supplies, MANDEMAKER & VAN, ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, No. 201 Upper Br alway, Council Blaffs, 10, 11 and 12, tlock 7, Burnas add, & Hary G, MoGee t> Mary E Hardy, In's 11 and 12, block 27, Burns add. 2200, Addiron Cnchran ta A Fruisr, ew} uwl, 85, 77, 44, §200, Total sales, § SPEAR'S DOWNFALLL Whisk y and Gambling Eald to The Causes, Ed Spear, who was arrerted for the robbery of Edwin CLiff rd, the actor, liw a wife and three okildren, the y ) ungest under six months of age, liviog in Fair- burg, Ils, from which place he camwe be ‘e end entsred the cry ¢ ods store of Cocke & Morgsn on Decan:ber 17, from whose e up'oy he was dischirged three days before he wes arrested. S nce he Be i ) . The drommer excased himsclf, and the | Ground Feed Always on Hand. J. L. DeBEVOISE, A P 7 h Tt T o jolly Fontiso ghel and lier bosu, who sat ; Ol SALE—fiouses, Lot and Laud. A. J 1224 Farnam Streei, :sh'lll:;l::;!::dgfi:;il:ls‘ n:lvupéhln:q;:gl Mill, corner of North Sixth and Mill Streets, - . 1™ Ctopt cnson, 603 First avenue. Wln‘;'mh P omf’ hw"ot:" 18 o 2104 ton, em {4 i op-buggy, first-l ki | ™ ‘on yoars experlenoce. epeak Gormsn, o Ml counors, BLUFEs, | |J[100 T1CK6L Agflm T o] ks s, e — (b, Addreas ¥, M. Beo cffice, Counil BIu7, - A Gompetent Witness, (J0AL aXD woow- Gy lsmon, o3 B f a0 et oINS M S No. 607 Broadway Councll Bluffs, 000 1bs. for ® ton, and 128 cublc for - cord, [I mE Ia u"uu ns There was & court-martial held on a —— E — Blufls ko take 'y body 1n Coun: elivered by carrle young «flicer who had goneon a spree and hada fight In o bar room. The bar pro- prietor was brcught before the covrt and putin the witness box. The prizoner was placed lu full view. “*Witnees, do you recogunlze the prie oner? 4 only Swenty OFFIOE AND RESIDENCE ) PAPER wiwena| 617 Dodg:fl St., - Omaha, JACOB SIMS, REMOVE D |Reilway Time Table. Corrected to January 7, 1886, THE BEST ROUTE AND SHORT LINE s e covver mows, | Aitarney - at-Law court, The tollowiog are the !I‘m:ll :tl‘lh"- arrival aad do y n m a h a el R S e S of trains by oentri ndard time, st the d . COUNCIL BLUF18, IOWA, COMMEROIAL, — akes curtior aad avrive e ik aser ) 2 I8 Office, Main Stroet, Room 8, Shugart and Keuo OHICAGO, BURLINGION AND QUINOY. block, Wili practioe in 5 ate snd Federal courts. OOUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Gouncil Bluffs (Whest—No. 1 millag, 65; No, 2, 0); e GhlagoKxprom No. 8, 0, i all, . New, 250, 12:50p m A tation, Oota R ocal urponss, 2%, Py N. BCHURZ, hicae —85 00@6 ) ton; baled, 60 KANBAS OITY, 8T, JOR_ AND COUNOIL BLUFPS, . A }‘l;yks e el i 1 i pm L CAHEECS i tor Dis Moines, arshall. %rm Mss-'l;dl 30 eed lfi:iponnd-. schmltt & Hal‘b " ? o Ghipw us cfl 0 H flacfl linton, Dixie, rzr.unm..‘;’ i ood—L wupply; prices at yards, 6 00@ 0 126 p m an ' % s 5 o ] s TYAR pwl | OFFICE OVER AMERIOAN EXPRESS | (il ‘Wasington and i obers supniod Ooal—Dalivered, hard, 080 per toos soft pm "Atlantio Expross, au | 'OUNCIL'BLUFFS. TOWA | Liviltacs not possible by any other line, 10 per ton Ll am Day Exprias " e Amani a few of the nudierous poiote of superlor. Lard—1"airbank’s, wholesaling at 9o, am *Des Moines Accommodation, P ity erjo ed by the patrons of this road Lotween Flour—City flour, 1 50@2 90, 'SAR loal depot only. Omaha aod Chicugo, aro it two traios a day of DAY COACHES which are the fincst th . - buman art sod Broorms~—? 95@3 0 por doz, s0pm o Ascotmingieton " 900 8w ORDER YOUR it oo create; s I'ACACE STEERING OARS LIVE BTOCK. Yy iy ] 4 - wiich bre modelyof comtork i eleganoe; s FAR t Ohilcs LOK DK, 3 0. nsurpasecd by ai ’ 0‘“‘;7,?}:}%’1’ cows 325@875, Butcher P{]PULAR BAHBE Lopw ,""‘.“‘,l‘,":m';'"m, w COb, Coa| Z WOOd and it widely olebrated l'?IA’A’I'IniL:DIN:lN())UA';L’u teers, 8 70 the cqual of which cannot.be fourd elsawher Sheep—2 60@3 00, 910460 And NOKTHWRSTERN, At Louncll Blufte the trains of the 7':1:;'::' Pacifio OF Hogs—4 00@4 25, 8:60 p m Xpross, Ry. connect in Union Depot with those of the Chica PEODUOR AND FRUITS, v m PacifoKapress o . JOoONES 40 & Northwostarn Ry 1n Chicago the trains of this . ~ BIOUX GITY AND PACITIG, . : ’ 3 - Poultry—Live chickens [per doz. 300; dress IHave removed from under the Opera 1louse to r0pm B4, Paul Expross, P, 0. address, Lock Bok 1189, Ce uts, line make close conncction with those of all eastern ad chickens, 8c; dressed turkeys, 1uc; drese- T o Fa F 50K Si, W " | tines. ed ducks, 9c; dreased geese, 8, = s m L PSiE ¥ olt, Oolumbus, Tudianapolls, Clncinnat, , Bo; feese, 8¢, 3 Dr. W. H. Sherraden \ls, Buffalo, Filtaburg, Toronto, Montreal Butter—Oreamery, £5@25; choice country # 8:00p m Westorn Expross, . . Bostcn, New York, Philadelphis, Balimare, Wash- 15@203, NO. 402 BROADWAY 10 am Pacifo ” Express, ugton and sll polnts (o tho East, ask the tloeeh Egus—27 per dozen. I ' 5i0am Linooln Expross, agent for tickets via «At Transtor only R WESTERN, DENTIST, Vegetables — Potatoes, 50@ G )e per bushel; DUNMY TRAINS TO 0MAIIA onlons, 6i0c per bu; apples, = Y THA A If you wisn the hest scoommodationsd Al tioked vl ) ml; AL Ill‘uw!l!-h"blgu ::kam They will continue their CIGAR AND TOBACCO )-8 fiu“}' ; Dnc‘xl( a‘: wma» u c Tem le aconts poll tizkets via this line, Cltfer ~82 gallon bbl , 86,50, business, snd ins ite all their old triends snd the pub |'¢l'- - 30840, &Som p (] M. HUGHITT, R 3. HAIR, Oranges—4 01 per box lic tocullsud see them. The finest cigars 01119 p. m. Arrive 10 minutes betore leaving time Geaeral Manager, Gos. Faes Agenb lows, . CHICAGO, Lemons—4 50@5 00 ver box From trens'er voly Oouncl) Blufts | broco always on hand,