Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 28, 1885, Page 6

6 THE DAILY BEE COOUNCIL BLUFFS, Sm?urduy Mormng, Feb,28: SUBSORIPTION RATES. 30 cente per weok - #1000 por yoar OFFICE: 0.7 Poarl Btrees, Wear Broadwa: MINOR MENTION, The finest line of studies In the city at W. W. Chapman's. Just recelved at W. W. Chapman's a new line of studier. . Haldene has had o telephone put Into his residence, the number beiry 92, It has been decided to keep on with the revival meetings at the Methodist charch. Vaughan Is looking about for a coming alderman tha' ke can call “his'n,” There ara none in sight. Don't forget the party at Spiritual hall this evening. A good tlme expected. Muslc and dancing. Mr. Lampkl who was clarged by Hendki with assaulting him, was yester- day acqulted before Justice Schurz. At the Congregatlonal church to-mor- row the newly chiosen pastor, Rev. G, W, Crofts will preach, he having arcived yes- tordmy. Advertlsing space In the old lldy s scrap-book seems to be going begging. Shs uses five columns each day trying to adverlise hersalf, In the circuit court yesterday the case of Schofield & Cavin against the city was still on trial. This a sult for §3,350, on arseesment certificates, Telephone subscribers should put Jown dowan In their book that No. 130 is now the Creston house, in instrument being put in there yesterday. Every cltizen desirlog the bettering of city affairs should bs on the alert for political echemes, and should promptly cast his ballot to defeat them. Mott Harle's team qecam _frightencd and {ook a run near the fa!r grounds yes- day. Oae of the horsas struck a barbed wire fence and was quite gerlous'y cut. Neola is stitred up over a complaint fil- od egalnet Norrls, a saloon man there, and a selzure made of the liquors. The cave Is to be heard bofore Riley Clark to- day. Monday night is the time for the rega- lar monthly meeting of the cily council, but as it 1 election night thers will proba- bly ba no meeting until Tuesday after- ncon at 2 o'clock. To-morrow moraing Rev. Mr. Mackay will preach on “The Value of a Soul.” In the even'ng Rov. Mr. Millspaugh, of Omaha, will preash, and Mr. Mackay will preach in the cathedral at Omaha, “‘Existence on earth is slmply the be- gnning, the budding of a flower which is to bloom forever.” Spiritual clrcle to- morrow (Sanday) afternoon and evening, at 2 and 7:30 o'clock, in Splritual hall, Eatrance on Maln and Pearl sirests, via stairs, two doors south of the postoffice Sister Mary Catherine, one of the Sis- ters teaching at the St. Francls academy, died yesterday mnoon, quite suddenly. She had been 11l only since Friday last She had been here about two years and was greatly baloved. The faneral will be held Moaday morning. On Thursday night thore was a happy wedding at the Coy house, Jacob Schmidt, the musical barber, being wedded to Mi: Emma Koemler, daughter of the propri tor of the house. Rev. A. Doerfler per formed the ceremony. The Bavarian band was present, and a merry time was bad until early morn. There were many proeents and many hearty congratula- tions. A. P. Johuson, who has a laundry on Broadway, complained befors Justics Shurz yesterday that August Andereon, who owns the next bullding, was keeping a nuisance, Sald nuisance consisted of a half-dozen brazen women to whom An- derson rented the npper part of his bui! ing. The women have heen having very hoistrous times there and Thursday night the rowlng was even worse than usual, and shots, oven, were heard. Anderson was fined $56 and costa and the women wero glven notice to clear out of the bouse within twenty-four hours or they would be pulled, The Globs in its desperation at the proepect of having John Bennott, a stra'ght man, elected as alierman at Yarge, raies the objection that he ought not to hold two offices, that of county treasurer and alderman, It had nothing to say against Vaughsn being mayor and justice of tho peace, of Broadbeck being clty ergineer and county recorder, of Mynster being county attorney snd alder- man, of Troutmsn being eity clerk and olerk of the superior court. In fact al- mcst every democrat lately in office has had two or three offices at one and the sawme time. The democrats should keep still about dual offices, Brooks Roed la a recd that cannot be shaken by the wind, hence the blow cf Vaughan's fictlcn does mot affect him, It scoms quits certsin that if Reed is elected, Vavghan cannot use him and it is absolu'ely certain thet if Shugert is elected Vaughan cavnot tss bim Vavgtan's cnly show then ls to either got Reed to withdraw from the ticket and let 8 Vaoghan demoorat take the place, or get some republican to ran lu- depend:ntly and divide the vote and de- feat Shugart, whom he draads worse than Reed. It roems tba: the little mayor is inasweat box, Ttisn't the mayor's elsc- tion pirticularly, but it seems that hs thinks it is, THE FIRE, DEPARTMENT. Some of The Lav@s Goveraing It Seim To Be Furgottén, An Investigation Threatened, Among the reasons for changing from a volunteer to a pald fire department was the fact that the old volunteer department beoame too much of & political machine, and namerous equabbles aroee, which tended to decrease the efliclency of the orce., Men who were working without compensation could hardly be brought under such diselpline a3 If they were drawing pay for servicos rendered. In making the change an ordinance was pasted, some of the provistoms of which em to ba almost wholly forgotten. Amnng the clauses that will bear repub lishing, and which seem to have become a dead letter, are the follomiog: ““No member of the firedepartment shall take part in any electior: by poddling tickets, cr electioneering in any man- ner.” “No spitituous, fermented or malt liquors shall ke permitted in any engine house or other hoate used by the depart- ment. Aany member found drunk Ihl“ be dischsrged.” **Any ofticer cr member of the fire de- partment negloctiog or refusing to pay a just debt, contrasted during his connec- tion with the department, shall be dis- charged from the service; but no officer «r momber shall ba d(uch'\rged on account of hia religlous or political principlea.” ‘‘Any engineer of firé steamer, or driver of such steamer, hose cart or hook and ladder track, who ehall absent him self from the house to which be is ss- signed, except at auch times as the rales of the department grant him leave, or shall loaf in or about s:loons, or shall fre- quent gambling nous:s, houses of lI fame or other places of low ropute, shall be dis- charged.” 1f one-half the reports that are atloat ora true, there are several of the pro- visions enumerated above which have been broken time and again. There have been a fow instances where a man has been *“laid off” for a few days, but it seems that for such an offcose being drunk the ordinance provides tha‘ the penalty shall ba “‘discharge.” As to the requirement concerning pol- itlcal workings, it is no sacret that the political wires run through and through the department, and no one {8 more in- torested in the coming election than the chief, whoee tenurc of office depends upon whether the men whom he supports gots clected or mot. It is demoralizing to the department to have positlons de- pend upon whether they favor this man or that for alderman, and whether they ate good prophets enough to judge which will be the winning side and get over on that, There are many reports as to cer— tain members of the department uting drink pretty freely, and it seems that there Is in many reepacts too little atten- tlon paid to rules and too lttle discipline throughout the department, The recent racket between Chlef Wal- ters and Charles Nickelson wasa dis gracetul picture In the firs department’s history, and it Is now intimated that an investigation of affairs will be held and the trath got at. 1f tho department is not well disclplined and efficient it should be made g0 at once, and if it is being made a mere play-ground for ward poli- ns it should be changed no less An invest/gation might end in a farce, a3 did the 1nvestigation of the police force, but If everything is all right an investigation would mot hurt the de- partment, and would restore the shaken confidence of many. Among other mattars which 1t would be well tolook intoisthe custom of using the fire department for filling prl- vate cisterns. A good deal of this work is s id to be done, the parties havinga cistern filled paying the fire lads for 1t, and the water-works company gotting its shsre of the money, butthe question arises, how much of this goes into the city tmuury to nelp pay for wear and tear of hose, etci Now thet there has been so much fass made over the conduot of the police, let the committee see how it is with the fire department. o —— Registration Notice. The board of registration of Kane township will meet at the cflice of the the town clerk, No, 102 South Main street, March 3d and 4th, 188, for the parpose of completng and revising the regi try for the special election to be held March 10 1885, © A, Gans, Township Cletk. THE MAY MEETING. Ths Council Bluffs priving Park As- sociation Makes a Pleasing Programme. The following is the programme as arranged for the meetlog of the Council Bluffs Driving Park associalion, to be held May 20, 27, and 28, FIRST DAY, MAY 20, The ecramble, $100—All ages, one mile, Ladie's steke, $100—Three-y: three-four hs mile dash. Purse of $150—For two-year-olde, five-cighth wi e, Brower's e, $126—All eges, one and one eighth miles, SECOND DAY, MAY 27, Blufl City cup stako for two-year-olds, slfilfl and cup valued av §60, one half mile -olds, one mile, Hotel stake, $120, for three-ycar-olds, three-fourths mile dash, Puise 8150 for all ages three-fourths mile and repeat. THIED DAY, MAY 28, Merchauts’ stake $125, all eges, one and one-fourth mile dmu. Purse $120, three-year olds, five.e'gths mile dash. Purse §125, two-year-olds, five-eighths mile dssh, Consolation purse $100, entrsnce fee, all ages, ove and one-«ighth mile, o —— Afine organ, half price, at Beards' wall paper store, next to postofiice. e — Eefore you buy a harnesy call on Beet -~ man & Co., 520 Man street. e Keal Estate Transters. The following is & list of real estate transfers filed yesterday in the recorder’s office of Pottawattomie county, Iowa, as furnished by A, J. Stephenson, abstrac- tor, real estate and loan agent, Council Bluffs, Iowa, February 27, 1885, Chaxles Crump et a1 to Charles Basghn, part lot 1, block 7, Grimes' addition, $240.00. H. M. Hurbert to_James R. Aggson, w) nw}, 29, 74, 40, £2,500.00. Jame fyre to Lara Nelson, part we} aw} 44, 8127.50. Asenath Pettibene to B, O, Pattibone, ne} 20, 74, 43, $2 800.00. U R.L&P. R R Co to Baker, ne} se} 3, 75, 41, 8320.00. James O. Sargent to John Cissna et al, uh e} 24 00.00. Total sales, 3 Beckman & Co,, 526 Main street, will wash and ofl ymr harness c]\olp now. CUNNING NNING CUPID. Coy Conrting Dnn~ In The Time of Small-Pox Quarantmne, How the Guards Were Fooled, It has just been developed that Copid himself took a prominent part in the lat® small-pox ecare, One place which was quarantined, and over which guards were placed to prevent any of the ten persons inslde from com‘ng out, and any of the thovsands outside from coming in, was nelther locked or bolted sgainst Cupld. Among those thus quarantined were two young ladies, and two young men with whom they were acquainted could not stand the deprivatlon of thelrsocicty, and did not. Daring all the time that the house was supposed to be thus strictly quarantined, these young folks not only managed to get togcther for a oocial evening, but also to take walks together, and in fact have merry times, despite the staid guard. The way that the guards were worked were varlous. Somectimes an entrance was galned to the quaran’ined house from the rear, while the guard was patrolling the street in front, Sometimes one of the young men would get the guard into coaversation with his back to wards the houge, or would get bim to vislt some adjacent salocn to get a clgar, while the ctber young man would escort the young ladles out of orinto the house. Now that the small pox ecire Is over and the house thrown _open agaln, the facts have crept out. Had the small pox been eproad, instead of belng smothered, it would bave been so very, very l‘\mu) A wedding bay resulted from this quaran- tine courtship, and as all's well that enda well, the novelty of & courtship carried on right under the thadow of such dread- ed diseass and possible death, will doubt- less be the thome of many a talk around the newly-made fireside of the newly- wedded ones. LONGFELLOW'S DAY, Its Observance in the Public Schools, Yesterday afternoon there were some very interesting exercises in the seventh grade, of which Miss Berger is the teacher. The decorations con. slsted of Longfellow's home, the Merrlmac and Cumberland, the Arm Chair, portrait of Lungfellow, and designs by the pupile. There were a goodly num- ber of visitors, aud all wero very well pleased. The order of the room was es- peclally commendable. The following I L4 Sketch of Longfellow, Carrie Kellogg. Tongfello7 alphabe®. Declamation—The Wreck of the Fesperas, Florin Hunt, Racitation—The Children, Helon Shepard. o eading —Tho Boll of Artic, Heatrico Lin- ey. Song—There1s Beauty on the Mountain, cclamation—Paul Revere’s Ride, Harry Withrow. Concert Reading—The Launch of the Ship, School. Recitation—The Children’s Van Order, Song—The Bridge. Reading—From my Arm-chair, Lona Van (Giesson. Rocitation—The Cumberland, Grace Jor- baugh. e Sheriff H. L. Wileon of Sac county, was in 1ho cityyesterdsy gotting witnesses for some cases on trlal there. He brings the information that Joe Johnson, whose arrest in Crawford county for stealing horees, caused such a seneatlon, has besn frund guilty and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. ANOTHER FLOOD. The Oreek Trying to Make Ponds For the Bottom. Hour, Flora Duck The creek yesterday broke over at Tenth street and began flooding the sur- roundiog grounds badly in the vicinity of the Northwestern depot and nllwny bridge. There hes been no great damage done yet, but the water mskes quite a lake, which, if it increases in volume any, will eerulnly result sarlonel - — PERSUNAL, T, S, Barnett, the revenue collctor, Hap- py. A.gitl. S.T. French is east buying goods for the Counail Bluffs Carpet company. D, N, Heusler, the book-keeper for Ham' mer's lumber yard, is quite ill, O, I, Cobb and wife of Little Sioux, left ‘ning over the Wabash for Washing- Frank Dale, of Omaba, special for the Phoe- nix, was over here yesterday looking after in- surance business, K. J, Abbottwas out yesterday for the first time since meeting with the accident in Oma- ha, by which he had his arm broken, Wm. Richardson, of the transfer stock yards, left last evening for the east over the Wabash, expecting to be ‘absent on a visit to friends for alout two weeks, Rev. U. W, Crofts, the new pastor of the Congregational church, arrived yeiterday from Sandwich, IIL, and will commence his ministrations here at once, He will preach to-morrow morning aud evening, There will be eager congregations to hear him avd wel- comes on all sides to greet him, His fas will remain io SBandwich for a short time, til arraugements are perfected for making their bomes here, Mr, Crofts comes here with a eplendid record in &l respects, and there ia no doubt he will meet the high expec: tations already felt. T o Roland Raed appears in ' Cheek” at the opera house this evening. MANDFMAKER & VAN, ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS No, 201 Upper Breadway, Council Bluffs, -RUBBERS- A full stock of Mens’, Womens’, Boys’, Misses’ and Childrens’ New Jersey suit purchasers, DISCOUNTS every day in the year. CHICAGO TERMS and| , 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. recommend them. Boots to close out Try a case of our COMDMON SENSE ARCTIC for MEN, we FULLY Write for list on “Lumbermen,” Z T. LINDSEY & CO, Storehouse and Salesroom, 41 N. Main St. Office, 412 COUNCIL BLUFFS, Broadway, IOWA. miT & Tor LEADING Merchant Tailors ! 7 and 9 Main St., CouNcin Brurrs, =« =« Towa. A Complete Line of New Goods to 8elect From. K " LE STABLES Keep Horsen and Mules constantly on hand whie wo will sell In retall or carload lota, All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. Wholcale anareted) dewlere it Graln and Esled Hay, Prices sonablo Satlsfaction Guaranteed SCHLUTER & BOLEY Corner Fifth Ave, & Fourth St. CouncllBlaffs. AGENTS WANTED. Judd & Smith’s New Improved Electric Belt. 810 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA; 736 ELM ST., DALUAS, TEXAS; and FT. WAYNE, IND Bright's Diseas, Rhoumatiam, Neuraleis feotions, Indigdstion, feart Disosss, Fite Now tmproved o HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildings of any sizo raised or moved avd satisfaction guaranteod, moved on LITTLE GIANT trucks, the best in the world, W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth thm t, C uuuul B Iu(h. eH, H, FIELD. W. C. ESTEP Field & Estep, UNDERTAKERS No. 317 Broadway, Courcil Bluils, lowa. Office Calls Attended Promptly, Day and Night, Particular attention given to Embalming TR PHENIX AND “THE ENGLISH ™ KITCHEN. 605 Broadway, - - Council Bluffs. THE ONLY ALL NIGHT HOUSE IN THR OITY, Tiverything served in first class style and on shorf notice. Hot and cold lunches always ready. SPECIAL NOTICES.] A.J. MILLER, NOTICE.—Spocial a vertisomonte, suo 8a .Lool, (COLORED) found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants;”Board- 2 . i a7 ohe il 5% 1asseAsd ta Whie obiarin WA 6o 1ow Hair Cutting and Shaving. eate of TEN CENTS PER LINK for the first insertion This is an Equal Rights Shop. 610 Broadway, Couneil Bluffs. and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n- R. Rice M. D. Frame hous WANTH, “MURDER MOST FOUL,” . To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria. JDURING tho laat dvesears thore hae not been a death from diphtherla In any caso where Dr. Thomas Jefferls' preventive and curo was used. pensible in putild core throat, in mali salo only at the doctor's office, Dyspeptic, w n misory and die in despalr with ovoly ube ot Indigostion and constipation in & very shors timo. Boat of reforcnces givon, tho cause of all of ninety per cent diseased conditions. Ithas been the mears of saving thousands of lives. Indis- ant searlo:, fever, changiug it in 48 n urs to (he simple form. For uth Eighth street, uneil Kluffs, lowa, Send for it; price cancer of the stowach? Dr. Thomaa Jefferls cures Dy spepssia is ortlon. Leave advertisements a4 our office, No. Poarl Stroet, near Brosdwav FOR BALF—A printing offcs ~Materlal chicap for or ether fumors removed without dhe cosh, W B. Mayoe, Council Blu CAIGEBS kalfe or drawing cf bieod. [OR SALE —Anothor hotel in @ live Nebraska {wi now doing a Tueinces £ about 30 pi CHR[]NIC DISEASES ctan unuumuu. month. No cther Lotl i tho piaco. “Torms | o A ) P T enrml | o, Quer Ahirty yoars practica experionse Oftee Wayao couuty, Mo. Will trade for Co 42 Consultation fres. il Bluffs city proporty or scll cheap for cash, or jart time. ek ATk LN SOHURZ. \"ANT! TO TRADE —Good Towa or Nebras » 1and for a small stock of hardware or gene merchandise, well located. SWAN & WALKER. JOR SALE OR TRADE -0 acres of land In F. H, Oxzcurr. S.T. FRENCH I, M. TREYNOR. GOUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET (0. SUCCESSO0ES TO Casady Orcutt & French » 405 Broadway Council Bruffs) Carpets, Curtains, Window Shades, Mattings, Linoleums, 0il Cloths and Upholstery. Mail Orders Carefully Filled! COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO. 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 Bixth and Mill Streets, COUNCIL, BLUFFS, ates earlior KANBAS 10:06 & m OOMMEROIAL, OOUNOIL BLUFFS MARKET, Wheat—No, 1 milling, 65 No. 2, 60; No. 3, New, 2%c. or local purposea, 23c. 5 00@6 50 por ton; baled, 50@60. 24 Corn Meal—1 80 per 100 pounds o Wood—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ e Onnl—DsHvered hard, 950 per ton; soft per ton Tavd-Hairbank', wholomling at 9. Flour—City flour, 1 50@2 Brooma 3055 00 pes dor.” LIVR STOCK. Oattle—Butchor cows 8 25@3 75, Butcher steers, 3 76@4 00, Sheop—2 60@3 00, Hogs—4 00@4 25. PRODUCE AND FRUITS, Poultry—Live chickens,[per doz. 30 ed chickens, 8c; dressed turkeys, 10 ed ducks, 9¢; dressed goese, Sc. Butter—Creamery, 25@259; choice country 18@200, Fgggu—27 per_dozen. \)aéacnbla._ Potatoes, 50@G00 per bushel; onlous, G0c per bu; appla, cholco cooking oF Mtln‘f ; beans, 1 er~.fl unllnn bbl,, 00@1 50 per bushel, $6.50, Orangos—4 0) per box. Lemons—4 60@5 00 ver box J. L. DeBEVOISE, Ouion Ticket Agent * No. 607 Broadway Councll Bluffs, Railway Time Table, Corrected to January 7, 1885, OOUNOIL BLUFFS, Tho tollowing aro the ties of $he arrival and do. arturo of trains by oentral standard time, st the “Traius losve traafor dopob $en mia: d arrive ten minutes CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AXD QUINOT. (ocal d Chicago Expross Fash Hall, © A ccommodation. *At local depot only. GUTY, 1. J0B 4¥D 0OUNGIL BLOTPS, Exprese, "Facibe Rxpromms OHICAGO, MILWAUKNN AND BT, PAUL, Expross, 25 pm 816 pm 65 p m 46 p m 1066 & m 4 Traustor only WHICAGO Illfl NORTHWRSTERN, Pacits Eanions IOUX CITY AND PACIFIO, ropm B4 Paul nosm 40 & m. 180 m. bundays 30—11: 1:80 - 3:30~5:30— 0.3 06 p. m. Arive 10 minutes before leaving bime. 1 *From trangex ouly bl F.mnli D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, ‘821 MMM Beoadway, Ceuncll Blufy, General Collection Agent, Pludls, lowa 7ANTED - Woman pastry cook immediately at OFFICE OVER AMERIOAN EXPRESS "OUNCIL BLUFFS OWA THOS. OFTIONR) W, H. M, roREY OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Council Blufts, . n 1856 Deslors in Forelgn and Domostls Exshange sad Homa Securitica, ntalc '8 of solf-Enpport. Call ‘on'or addross -" No. 12 Fourl St. Gouncll Blute. OB BILE-Amrochanreto gok e o, woll im. proved farm of 400 acres, within a few miles of Bluffs, at & bargain, Low prico and easy BWAN & WALKER 0o paying hotel property with li - 1n one of the best small towna in Westorn Towa il sl with or withont farnioure, of | EStablished - - will trade for o emall farm with etock cte. Swan & WALKRR. OR BALE—Eight cros unimproved land in ) miles south-cast of Af- SwaN & W, Dr, W. H. Sherraden DENTIST, Masonic Temple, Oouncll Blufts » = tract of good land about wiles from Council Biufl . post BWAN & WALKEK. F.ni SALE—A 0O BALE—In Harrison ooun aes land tion except reh good grass or pasturo land, Ya! othor Eracts of frow 40 to 100 acres of unimproved land. BWAN & WALIKKR, Tows. 0K & nds improved aad unimproved, 1f you wante farm in wostern lows, Konsas | s Nebraska or Dakota, let us hear from you. % c o A Ta [ SWAN & WALKRR. COUNCIL BLUFFS {OR SA1 E—A large number of businoss and resi. denoe lota fu all parts of Council Bluffs. See s before you buy, BWAN & WALKKR. OR 84 LE—Partios wishing to buy oheap lofs to build on canbuy on wouthly prymenta ofdrom #2 to 810 BwaN & WALKER {JOR REN [—Wo will rent you a lot to buld on 1 with the privilage to buy if you wish on very liberal tere BWAN & WALKKR. Wholosale and Rotail Dealors in Hard Soft ana Blossburg CO A L-: W. H. FIBLEY, Menager. Offlce, 8% Main 8t. Yard,onC, R. I P.und ©, M, & St P, Railway, BWAN WALK Land.” A J. CHICAG'O i , Lo NOR BALE—A top-buggy, first- Iy mako and 10 ex ellent condition. Or will trade for cheap 10b. Address ¥, M. Beo office, Council Blu7s, RAITLW .A.Y. V0AL aND wOOD—George Hoaton, 025 Bromd- at reasonable pricos P — ’f“,‘fim-{m Ibs. ‘m.w‘v:"d 28 cublo for & cord, The snoBT LINE ANTED—Evory body in Counctl Bluffs $0 take And BEST ROUTE. Tusiius. Delivored by carrler ab ooly iwenty FROM OMAHA T0 O THE EAST. LD, PAVERG—For sais 80 Bax office, sl 46 cente TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND » hundre Chicago, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, J A COB SIMS, Pa Codar Rapids, Davenport Anome i al.l_aw ohal, Guw Bapldy Deveror , lhmk llllnd. I;mr»n -{lnflwlllu, ) son, i 0OUNCIL BLUFIS, I0WA. Figin. Winona, » Crowe, Office, Main Street, Rooms 7aud 8, Shugart and Aml all other Important points East, North. Feuo block, Will practioe Lo S.ate and state east and Boutheast, ——=| Ticket office at 1401 Faram steet (In Paxton Ho- tel), aud at Union Pacific Depot. PULLMAN SLEEFERS snd lhu Fismar Divine Cans 1w TR WORLD are ruo on the main lines of the Chicago Jilwaukee & 8t Paul R'y aud evory wilention lepald o pascrigers Ly courieous ewmployes of the A. V. H. CARPENTER, Gon'l Passonger Agont, GEO. ¥. HEAFFORD, Avs,t Gon'l Pass A o'l Hupflinlend-n\. St. Charles Hotel O STKEET, BET Tthand 8th, - - LINCOLN, NEB, Mra. Kato Coakly, Proprictoross. 8 Nowly and olgaatly fusnlabod, Good sswple 100m8 0u firwt floo Office with N, Schurz, Justice of the Penoe, O uncll * W&# Torms - §1. w o I per day, Bpecial rates given wewbery of be leglalabure, 00v10- 1wy 7ANTEDTo correspond with any oo wishing & good location £or planning mill. sash, door and_biind manufactory, wo havo bullding and machunery, well located, for sale, lease or tra BWAN & WALK DOIRENT- Large two story frame bullding sult ablo for warehouse or BLOrage purposes, near railroad depot. BWAN WALKKR. [[OR RENT OK BALE — ou.. andgrounas % attat o tor sraall fou d machine shop. Good boiler, engine, cupola, blower with fied shafc- iug oto., ready to put in motion, ORDER YOUR Cob, Coal ¢ Wood OF § 8 MR, General Manager, B & JONas R MILLER, , Lock Bok 1189, Council Blufs. JOHN FOX, R LLAHI. Deputy Sheriff and