Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 13, 1885, Page 6

o e P S 9E DAILY BEE UNCIL BLUFFS, Pabltehs 1 waly Mondpidav Momma,hjaych. 13, l'n:\;. il SUBSCRIPTION RATES, The Weekly Bec " g o year ™ One Year, with pre One Year, withou Bix Months, with ©One Month, oo -aT1 OFFICR! Near]Broadway. 22" MINOR MENTION, See J. Rolter's new spring goods. Salo of black silks at Occke & Mor- gan s, Black silk at 81,25, worth $1.75, at Cocke & Morgan's, The old council dies hard, It will meet again Saturday evening. P. 8. McCannon's gang of bridge build- ers went to Loveland yeaterday. Blask sllk, warranted to cat, twenty-two inches wide, at $1.00 Cocke & Morgan, The talk about the morals of the town being 80 loose seems ‘‘off.” It's the im- morals that arejloose. Summer silke, best valae for the money, 50 cents per yard at Cocke & Morgan's. Milliard A. Gregory acted as substl- tute for Si Parker, the letter carrler, yes- terday duting Parker's absence on the Cross case. 5 Threo speclal bargalns in black cash- mere, 50c, 76c and $1.00 per yard at Cocke & Morgan's. The infant child of Mr. and Mirs, Frank Koelly, residing on Third stzeet, betweon Bloventh and Twellth avenues, dled yesterday. An effort 1s being made to raorganizs the Baptist church here, and a goodly number of worthy men and women are oining in the effort heartily. Mandemakers & Van, the bullders on Upper Broadway, are puttingup a 14X 46 additlon onto the K, C. house, which 1s to be used as a dining room. i Pormits to marry were yestcrday granted Samuel Roberts and Euzabeth McGlonis; also, John McMillan and Mary McCoy, allof this county. One of the gambling houses eent lts chalrs out yesterday to get them newly upholatered. This does not look as If there was any great fright about the may- or’s order. As I will positively close my business March 21st, I offer my stock of books, stationery, fancy goods, notions and store fixtures at a great eacrifice. H. E. Seaman, No. 341 Broadway. Kate Herbert has moved back to her old stand on Main street, corner Ninth avenue. A regolar old time ‘‘shindig” was held there Tuesday night inhonor of her return to the old quarters, The funeral of Mr. Jossph Corning, aged 74, took place yesterdsy from the resldence of hiv son, Charles A. Corning, living aboué four miles east of Counoil Bluffs, The services were conducted by Rev. J. Flsk, The Ancient Order of Hibernians are making preparations which will fnsare the zuccess of the grest ball in Masonic holl Taesday evening March 17, A large number from Omaha are expected to particlpate. The croseings on Maln street at Fifth avenue and Story street have been a dis- grace to the city. All this season the mud has made them almost Impassible. Wouldn't it be a good scheme for Mr. Hardin to have them cleared? Deputy Clerk Cramer telegraphed from Avoca yeeterday that the term of court thera was keeping him s0 busy that he needed some more help In order to keep up with the records, Thirty cases on the docket In one term must make a teriible rash, Yosterdsy was the month’s mind of memorial service for Mrs. Aun McMen- ony, mother of Rev. Father McMenom; Solemn high mass was sald, and a b ting sermon preached by Rev. Father Haley, A number of the priests were also present. Deere, Wells & Co. recently sent out to their customers little bags on which were printed *‘Sure Cure for Dull Times,” The bags contalned ‘‘tand.” One of their customers quickly ‘““caught on” and sent in an order for goods, wrltten on the back of a big sheet of sandpaper. Takiog the vote polled on Tuesday last 1n this clty, with an increase of 819 over those oast at the election on the same propesition held a year ago, and allowing five persons to a voter, Oouncil Bluffs Las increased In population durlng the past year 4,006, Hugh Oliver 1s serving as night watch- mau at the Masonic building, being em- ployed by the county to watch especially the records so that in case of fire they may be rescued. With all thls watchful- ness the risk is great, and the people will never feel quite safe until the new fire procf court honse with its vaults, Is ready . to receive the books and papers, not There is talk that Avoca is trying to|6 50, ralse some money to make a fight against the recent couxt house felection, and at- tempt to get an Injunction or something of that sort to bother the county board, and to let the snti-court house folks down casy. The majority of nesrly 2,200 is sufficiently large to show that the people want & new court houseand jail, and that they will have it and those who oppose it might as well bow gracefully and good- naturedly to the will of the majcrity, The threat s whispered that if the mayor really means to make war on the gambling houees, they will get back at bim in & way which fwill make his hair stand on end, Just how they propose to A do this does not scem clear. The mayor one who is nct easily frightened, and he never attempts to cover up any of his acte, whether others think they are right ornot, Itls therefsre a wonder what hold the gamblers think they have on him. If he was & man who frequented their places or occasionally gambled himsslf, or it he was in the habit of placing himself under obilgatlons to this class of men, then they might possibly have got some hold on him. As It Is, the mayer will hardly be frightencd by any threats. o c— The Iargest attraction yet at the tink. Bo sure and see it Thuraday evening, as it may bo the ast of the season, ———— Beckman & Co,, 5256 Main atreet, will wash and oll your harness cheap now, A DEADLY DOSE. A German Drinks & Pint of Whisky and Dies. Several Arrests Made, Considerable excitement has been caused in Cass county by the sudden death of a German named Henry Waller. It appears that Waller lived at Anita, and another German of that place, Fred Groeck, gave him some whitky, and that Waller drank a pint of 1t at one sitting and then dropped over and died. The coroner's jury returned the following verdict: ‘We, the sald jurore. find from the evi- dence that the deceased, Henry Walter. died from the cffects of alcoholic polson, and the alcoholic liquor which caused his death, was given to him by Frederick Goeck, who testified that he purchased it at the store of Dr. Reber, in Atlantic, C. M. MEvERs, | ‘W. B. Noxrrox, J. A, Gar An Information has been filed againat Dr. Reber, and he has been arrested and gave bonds of $150 for his appearance. There seems to be two theories, one that there was some polsoncus substance in the whisky, the other that the victim drank enough to kill an ordinary man, even if the whisky kad been good. Wal- ler was 19 years of sge, worked on the sectlon, and had been 1n this country hut a short time. o —— Geo. Smithson, general roofing, water and fire-proof paint (the best in the mar- ket) and roof repairing, No. 202 North Seventh street. - Jurors, Before you buy a harness call on Beck- man & Co., 525 Main street. THE “WHAT IS IT.” That Seems to ba the Query Concern- ing the Mayor's Proclamation, The proclamatlon, or order of the mayor, as published in yesterday’s Beg, directing the police to close all the gam- bliag houses, has caused no little amount of comment. Nearly everybody wants to know what it means and why it means it, and when he means it, and In fact—what? It's apuzzler, One theory s that the little mayor, recognizing the demand for reform purposes, and to head off any other aspirants for public favor, thus seeks to win applause by posing in the new attitude of a moral reformer, and thus keeping on the top of the wave, And the theory is that he is heartily disgusted with the result of the last clty election, and In a bit of boylsh spite, says “‘If you wan’t reform, you shall have it with a vengence. If you object to hayv- ing the young run the whole town I will awing to the other extreme and turn the clty into a regular Qaaker meeting, until you get slck enoagh of it, ana quit kick- Ing about loose morals.” And the theory Is that he proposes to shut everything up, thinking that the “reform’ alderman when they see the license money cut off, will yield to the pressure of tax-payers and cause the places to be opened again, so that they will have the reeponsibility of these things instead of him, Another theory is that the boys them- selves want a little excase for closing, so as to repaper, and clean up for another year. In fact there are as many different theorles as there are men. A small por- tlon of them glve the mayor credit for any sincere personal desire to have the gambling houses closed. In one respect cltizens seem strangely unanimous, and that {s that if gambiing must go on here, that it must be confined to sporting men; that gambling houses ehall not be where boys and drunken men can flock In and loso ~ thefr money; that the games muet be conducted differently; that cappers and pluggers must be cleared out of town, and that the business must be restrained within some sort of bounds, e —— Dr. 8. Moshier, of the Sioux City Chronic Dlsease Institute, will be at the Soott house in this city, Tharsday, April 2d, WIll attend to patients and all who are afflicted will do well Jto give him a call, Consultation free. C — Returns All In, Yesterday the complete returns of the county were recelved, showing that the propotition to build a new court house was carrled by a msjorlty of 2,112, and the prospects for a new jail by a still larger msjority, This settles the matter beyond all shadow of any trouble, The county board meets next Monday to can- vass the vote, ———— OCOMMEROIAL, GOUNOIL BLUFFS MARKNT, ‘Wheat—No, 1 milling, 66; No, 2, 60; No. 8, 50, Corn—New, 280, Oats—For lmflgmrpmu, 280, E.'—Cli 00@6 50 per ton; baled, 50@60, Oorn Meal—1 80 per 100 pounds, ‘Wood—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ Ooal—Delivered, hard, 9 50 per ton; sott b atebaaics, wholesaling at 9o, * jo] ., Flour—Oity flowr, 1 50@3 90, Brooms—2 95@8 00 per doe, LIVE BTOOK, Oattle—Butcher cows 8 35@3 75, stoars, 3 76@4 00, ‘Sheep—2 60@3 00, Hoge—4 00@4 25, PBRODUCE AND FRUITS, Poultry—Live chickens, per doz, 3 50; live turkeys, 18¢c, 4 Buf 1 26@280; choice country Butoher —12§ per Pod:“m.' 45@500 per bushe, g per i oulons, 75 per bu; applés, choice cooking or sating, § 503 bcuu.l()(&l 0 per bushel ‘Oldar—82 gallon bbl., $6.50, " Oranges—Florids, 4 00 per box; California, 2 50 per bov, = Lemons—4 60@5 00 per box THE DAILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFFS FRIDAY MARCH 13, 1885 FINANCIAL FIGURES. What it Has Cost fo Run toe Ci'y the Past Year. Thoughts for Taxpayers, The fiscal year has cloted and the city auditor has prepared his report and glven it Into the hands of the mayor for use in his forthcoming annual metsage. One of the moat interesting showlngs is the cost of running the city the past year, and by the followlng detalled state- ment of the bills a'lowed by the counctl it appears tkat Tue Ber was not out of the way in stating some time ago that It would reach 00,000, 0ld Se Curbing k. City Property and Grounds Judgment.......... . Printing. Bridges anc Parks. . (ias Lights ani lamps. ... Damages and Condemuations Fire Departmont General Fund Stroots and Al Police Departmer Grading. TN i .$90,122,11 For this $00,000 what has the city to show In the way of new pavement im- rovements? About the only thing is the ¥I$00 police patrol wagon, for which the city has no more use than for a silver tea sot. The wagon stands idle in the en- gine houte, and what the city has to pay out ordinarily for drayage and expressage to haul drunken men into the atation will hardly pay for the axlegrease for the new wagon. By a glance over the items of expenditura above named, it appears that this wagon is about the only new thing galned. The other Improvements of the city have been from special ascessments and special funds, and are not counted in the above raport. The cash recefpts to meet this $90,000 a year are about $59,000, which includes the general tax levy and the receipts of the police fund, So at this rate of ex- .penditures some new policy will have to be pursued in order for the cily tokeep from going further and farther behind financlally. There are now about $48,0000f general warrants outstanding, and the old bonded indebtedness of the clty is $147,400. Besides this $215,000 of paving and sew- erage bonds have been fssued and it will be necessary to {esue 325,000 more. With these figures, as they are, it ecoms that tte new council will have no easy task to shape matters go that all ends may meet and lap over if possible. There is the bright slde, however, that Council Bluffs 1s growing, that In populatlon and yaluation of prop- erty there is a steady Increase, and by a wise, economical, yet not niggradly poll- oy on the part of the new council this city can soon be put In excellent condl- tion. The people generally feel like en— couraging the new council in all attempts to handle the finances wisely and well, and while there 8 no desire to stop im provement and growth, yet there Is a de- sire that no extravagant or foolish ex- penses be made, and that the reductions, if any, be made along the lines which do not effect the growth of the clty so great- ly. Insome respects it will be a fortu- nate year for retrenchment in city maf ters, for the building boom which starts off with nearly $500,000 already in sight, will make Council Blufis lively of itself, and there will be no ex- cuse for wastlng city money under any pretext of keeping the town booming. The Improvement of the creek 50 a8 to relleve especlally those of the Fourth ward is the chief enterprise, of any special cost, which the clty must do at once. Nearly everything else can be pald for by special ssments. Were it not that Councll Blufis has such bright prospects ahead the city's financlal record for the past year would be gloomy, but with the new council made up of wise financiers, the confidence f the people will be strengthened and it 1s hoped and believed that at the close of another fiscal year there will be a better showlng and still brighter hopes. 1t is believed by many that the mayor, after he has worked off his dlsappoint- ment by a few fretful mations, will set. tle down to business and work with the new councll in all attempts to keep fhe ship eailing steadily on, and his irrespon- sible fenterprise will be kept; within bounds by thelr wiedom, and if the coun- cil gets too slow or conservative he will prove as a prod. Councll Bluffs was never in a better shape {0 lcok financial figures and facts squarely in the face. Afine organ, half price, at Beards’ wall paper store, next to postofiice. R Attention Ladies, While cloing out my notlons, will sell all halr zoods at twenty-five per cent dis- count. 300 switches, 200 waves, bang: etc., to eacrifice. Custom work carefully attended to. Mgzs, A, D. Bexepicr, 327 Broadway. PERSONAL. L. Harris is expected to arrive this morn- ing with his bride. J. L, Drew, a Davenport attorney, was in the city yesterday, Colonel Tulleys and wife have eone to the New Orleans exposition, Hon. P, J, McMahon, alderman at large, is confined to his room with rheumatism, C.'C. Cook, of Davenport, one of Deere, Wells & Co,’s men, was In the city yesterday and left for his old home{last evening, J. P. Boulden, of Woston, Towa, was among the callers at Tik Bre office yesterday who renewed their subscriptions for anether year, A, L, Bibley, of 8t. Louis, one of the ‘‘sweetest” on the ladies, though his samples aze as sour as those of any man on the road, come in and registered nt the Ogden yester. day afternoon, end took orders for several barrels of vinegar. Real Estate Transters, The followlng is & list of real estate transfers filed yesterdsy in the recorder’s office of Pottawattomie county, Iowa, as turnlshed by A, J. Stephenson, abstrac- tor, real estate and loan agent, Council Bluffs, Iows, March 12, 1885, Poter Wiesch to Henry Kiehel, part lots 8, 9 and 10, block 131, Ayoca, $2 500, Maria J, Shuman to Jane Whittaker, part nw § 30, 76, 41, 8400, lhrf B. Swan to Anna Ash, lot 10, Ionk"l. John Johnson's add, £650, o T Ll 550. —_— (154 oreFree “MURDER MOST FOUL,” To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria. URING the Inst fivo years thero has not been a death from diphtheria fn any case whero Dr. Thomas Jefterls’ proventive and ouire was us Tthas been the moats ot saving thousands of lives Indis: naible in puttid sore theoat, in malignant soarlot fover, changing it In 48 hurs to the simple form. la le oure for all Infsmmatory, Ulcerative, Puttid of Catarrhal conditions, either intornal of external, Price, £2. ; CHOLERA! CHOLERA! CHOLERA! Dr. Joffois’ Cholera Specific will arrort the dise to €0 miny The Dootor used 1 elne during the foarful visitation of the cholers in St. Loufs, and_sll slong the M River and its tributarios, without losing a case, in t 40, '60, ‘51 and '62. It I8 aleo tofs Ch lora Morbus, Cholera [nfantum, o You can rely upon it. Send for it. Pric Cholers ““Comes as 4 thief in the night.” DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA! eptic, why live in misery and die in deapalr with cancer of the stomach! Dr. Thomas Jefferls cures aso of indigestion and constipation In a very short thre. Boss of referonces given. Dyspepsia is the canse o t of all disen: ditions. Price 85 for Fall prin 08 how to usc d; {8 allthat Is r ccomsary, Dr. Jefforis South sth Stroet be o o Council Bluffs, lowa._OF sent by oxpress on ot of price Keep it on had. SMITH & TOLLER, AG LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Main St., Couvncrn Bru - JTowa. A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From, KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horsos and Mules constantly on hand whio we will sell In retall or carload lota. All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. Wholcrale and rets) dealers In Graln snd Faled Hay. Prices sonablo, Satlsfaction Guarantoed, SCHLUTER & BOLEY Corner Fifth Ave. & Fourth St. CouncilBluffs. AGENTS WANTED. Drs. Judd & 8mith’s New Improved Electric Belt. 810 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA; 725 ELM ST., DALUAS, TEXAS; and FT. WAYNE, IND IT POSITIVELY CURES— Kidney and Liver Complalnt, Bright's Disoasw., Rhoumatism, Neuralgla Dyspopsia, Nervonsness, Wasting Weakness, Paralysia, Spinal Affootions, Indigéstion, Heart Disoass, Fite Headach, Lame Back, Cold Feot, and all disoases requiring Inoreased motive puwers. $8 and 85; old style $2 each. W. P. Now tmproved o YLSWORTH, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildings of any size raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed, Frame hous ved on LITTLZ GIANT trucks, the best in the world, moved on LirT; rucks, the best in the w e 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffs, H. H, FIELD, W. C. ESTEP Field & Estep, UNDERTAKERS|F No. 817 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Jowa. Office Calls Atiended Promptly, Day and Night. Particular attention given to Embalming TR PH@ENIX AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. §05 Broadway, Council Bluffs. THE ONLY ALL SIGHT HOUSE IN THE CITY, Everything served in first class style and on short notice, Hot and cold lunches always ready, FORTIETH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANGE COMPAN Orrice: Nos. 346 & 348 Broapway, New Yogrk. JANUARY 1, 1885. Amount of Net Cash Assets, Jannary ceeeen $53,477,840,80 REVENUE ACCOUNT. .11 913 808 Promwiums. . 08 22 045 047 46811 203 850 76 78 Less deferred preniu Intorest, including rents ... . . Luss Interess acerued January 1, 1834 My 1, 1684 16— 2971 DISBURSEMENT ACCOUNT, TLosses Ly death, ncluding reverslonary additions to same. .32 267 175 70 Endowments, matured and discounted, in slonary sdditions to eame ............ Annuities, dividead archased policies Total Paid Polioy-holde 5 Contingeut Fund (char Taxes and re-insurance. . , Commissions, hrok'ges, agency expenses and physiciany’ fees. " Office and 1asw € xpenses, ea arice, sdvertising, priating, etc. . ASSETS, Cash in bank, on hand, and in transib (sinco recctved) . ... Tuvested in UniteiStates, New York City, and other stocks (market valug, 3.7 743 228 05 tat and ' honds and mortnges g, (bui'd ed 10 the 116 430 00 Tempors ry loane(secured by st cks, market vaiue $114 £01 00) . 870 600 00 “Losns on existing policies (the rescrve keld by the Company on theso po amwounts to over §2 (00 000 0 440 067 12 705 823 (0 541 816 19 74 850 80 460 507 76857 £35 00 ri 1 447 76 A detailed sthedule of these itens will accompany ‘port fileggwith the Insurance Department of the State of A Casn Assers, January 1, 1885 - - - Appropriated s follo Adjusted losecs, due subseqyent to Roported losses, awaiting proof, &c Matured endowments, due and unpa! Annuities due snd 0 283 703 57 362 000 82 258 007 62 b1 883 06 12 631 99 Jating ineuranceat d per 0g at b per cent Carlisle,uet premium 51 652 802 00 Reserved for contingent liapilities to “Tontine Dividend fund January 1, 1684, over and above 4 per cent reserve on exist- g polloiés of that olass 2 230 060 04 Addition to the Fund duri v 871 193 04 DEDUCT- €107 220 08 Returned to Tontice policy holders durlng the year on matured Tontines.. . Palance of Tontine Fund January 1, 188! Resorved for premiums pald in advance. 633 706 70 1 $54 012 788 67 $1 371 014 90 §10 000 000 00 & revisior dividend u settlement of Divisible Surplus at 4 per cent, (Company's Standard) Surplus by the New York State Standard at 4} per cent, estimated at From the undivided surplus of #4 871 014 00 the Board of Trusteos has decla to participating policies in, proportion to their contribution o surplus, availa annual premium ( 1880, 81,781,721, 1880, Death-claims | 1881, 18,208, 1881, ) 1882, 1,955,292, 1 1883, 2,203,002, L1884, 2,257,175, ( Jan. 1, 1881, $135 726 916, Amount at | J 882, 161 760 824, { 171 415 097, Risk, 2 317 889, 2 433 651, 2 798 018, 2 713 863, 2 971 624, ) Jan, 1, 1881, $43 183 034, Jan, 1,1882, 47 228 781, i Jan, 1, 1888, 50 800 806, ) 195 746 043, Jan, 1, 1884, 55 542 902, 229 862 586, Jan, 1, 1885, L9 283 763, During the year, 17,463 policies have been issued, insuring §61,484,550, Tncome from paid, Interest., Cash Asseta, | TRUSTEES. DAVID DOWS, EDWARD MABTIN, . HENEY HOWERS, JOHN MALRS, WILLIAM A. BOOTH, LOOMIS L. WHITE, SRR He B GLAVEIN, HOBERT B. COLLINS, ALEX STUDWELL, ABCHIBALD H, WELCH, HEODORE M. I3 y Y MORRI D. O'DELL, Buperintendent of Agencies. HENBY TUCK, M, 1), HERLY TU e INGTON.u. 1, | Medical Director, 2 SMITH & CADWELL, General Ageats, Council Bluls, R, SUYDAM GRANT GEORGE H, POTTS, WILLIAM L, STRONG, WILLIAM H, BEERS, MOBRIS FRANKLIN, FRANKLIN, President. 1S, Vice-Prest. and Actuary, K, 2d Vice-President, 'GRAVEL Roof Painting and repairing, GEO. SMITHSON, SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICR.—Speolal a vertisements, suo Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, ng, eto., will be Insorted in Ahis column a4 the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINK for the firsh Insertion sad FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n. ortlon. Teave advertlsemonte ah our offios, No. Poarl Btroor, near Broadwav _WANTS, Fnu SALE —AS1000 Soda Fountain, been used wonths, Tt sold at will tuke loss than also ig lot of A3 Mandd, § halt pri vory cheap, Broadway, Council Bliiffe JOR SALE “Ruiihce Tofel i & five Nebraska town, now doing & Lusincss of about $160 per month, No cther hotel In the place. Terms iiberal, BWAN & WALKRR 0%, SALE OR TRADE. &0 sores of land in Wayne county, Mo. Wil trade for Council porty or sell cheap for cash, or yart BWAN & WALKER. ANTS TO TRADE.—Good Iowa cr Nebraska 1and for & emall stock of hardware or general merobandiso, well located. SWAN & WALKER, 7OR SALE—A rare chance %o get a fine, proved farm of 400 acres, within Council Blufls, at a bargain. Low price and easy terms, BWAN & WALKRR + od paying hotel property with JFon sauk— n ono of the best small towns in liyory stal western Iowa will tiade for & emall farm with etock ete. BWAN & WALKER, OR SALE—Eighty acres unimproved land in Unlon county, Jowa, 8} miles south-cast of Af- ton, the county eeat, or will trade for ka or Kanisas land. SWAN & WALKER. Fnfius—l\ 20 acre tract of good land about one and o half niles from Council Blufls post oftice, at & bargain, SWAN & WALKER, AR SALE—In Harrison sounty, lows. 820 acres grass land, all under fence—a £00 acre farm with fine improvement, all under cultivation except 20 ncres grass— 8) ncres good grasa or pasturo land, and severa! other tracts of from 40 to 160 acres of unimproved land, BWAN & WALKRR. JO% SALE—Lands lmproved sad unimproved, It you wanta farm in westera fows, Kansas Nebraska or Dakota, lot us hear from you. SWAN & WALKER. OR SALE—A large number of business and resi- dence lots In all parts of Council Bluffs. Seo us before you buy, SWAN & WALKER. OR SALE—Partlos wishing to buy cheap lots to build on canbuy on monthly payments of from BWAN & WALK OR REN —Wo will rent you a lot to butld on with the privilage to buy if you with on very liberal terme. BWAN & WALKER. TANTED—To correspond with any one wishing a wocd looatlon f.r_planning mlll. sash, do and bhnd manufactory, we have bullding a machinery, well located, for sale, lease or trade; SWAN & WALKER. OR RENT- Large two story frame bullding suit able for warchouse or storage purposes, near AURER. g _and_grounds d machine shop. er with fixed shaft- railroad depot. JOR RENT UK SALL — suital le for saall fou Good boler, engine, cupol ing eto., ready toput in motion. SWAN WALRER, "OR SALE—Uouses, Lots and Land. A. J. " stopbenson, 508 First avenue. OR SALE—A top-buggy, first-class mako and in excellent condition. 'Or will trade for choap 1ot Address #. M. Boe office, Council Blu7s. COALA w 00D go Heaton, 028 B way, sells coal and wood at roasonable _prioes 75 2000 bs. for a ton, and 138 oublo for & cord, y bim, Wu{’mu—nvuy body in Councll Bluffs §o_take mx. Delivored by carrier at only Swenty » woek. o o= PAPERS—For salo at BEa oflice, a¥ 35 oenta » hundred ORDER YOUR Cob, Coal ¢ Wood B & JONEBES' P, O. address, Lock Bok 1189 Council Bluffs. Hrs, B J, Blton. K. D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 229 MBdile Broadwax, Ceuncll Bluffe. JOHN FOX, Deputy Sheriff and General Collection Agent, Offico with N. Schurz, Justice of the Peace, Ccuncll Bluffs, Towa. JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, COUNCIL BLUF18, IOWA. Office, Main Street, Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart and Eeao block. Will practice In Siate and state courte. J. MILLER, (COLORED) This is an Equal Rights Shop 610 Broadway, Council Bluffs, R. Rice M. D. CANCERS, sasr drovime criteed ™ CHRONIC DISEASES otsu stade s pecait ract exporiense Ne Over fuirly years tical 5, Poar! stroet, Oounei] Biule " wultarion frea. Pear] &8 Cou N. SOHURZ. Justice of the Peace. OFFICE OVER AMERIOAN KXPRESS COUNCIL BLUFFS. [0WA 0w, OrmaEm W, B, M, roRNY OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS.. Counall Bluffs, . . ™ Established - - 1856 Dealers in Forelgn and Domestie Exehange sod Homs Beouritice, COUNCIL BLUFFS8 Fiel Company ! Wholosale and Rotall Dealers in Hard Soft ana Blossburg CO A L. W, H. BIBLEY, Manager. Offios, 85 Main 8t. Yard,onC.R. L P.snd O, M & Bt P, Rallway. 1 : 18 aphrodisiac, arous- Wamers Vigors e ity, all weakness ofg etierative syatem ; either sex. sl.uy wall, J, H.Warner, 2107 Btate 5t.,Clicago I'sell with o without furnitare, of | | — [rioAm ————— ROOFING All work guaranteed to give sat sfaction, ’ 302 N. Tth Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, J. L. DeBEVOISE, :\Onion Ticket Agent No. 607 Broadway Councll Blaffs, Raflway;l‘imé Table, Corrooted to January 7, 1885, OOUNCIL BLUFFS, The following are the timos of $he arrival And de. fartare of éraing by central standard tie (oAl depots. Tralns loave transfor depod ates carller And arrive ton minutes Iate CII0AG0, BURLINGTON AKD Q Chioago Expross Faot Mall. " Accommodation, 9:00 A 7:00 p 200 p m *At local depot only, IBAR CTTY, BT, JOR AND COUNOIL BLUTPH, Mail and Expross, 635 pm Paolfic K: 6:85 pm xpross, i OII0AGO, ROK IBLAND AND PACTFIO. ‘Atlantlo Expross, Day Express *Des Molnos Aocomumodation, *At local depot only, *WABASH, ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIO. Agoommodat.on Louls Expross A} Transtor only m0AQO And NORTHWRSTERN, Expross, Paciflo Expross TOUX OITY AND PACIFIO, B4, Paul Expross, Day Expross SUNION PACIPIO. Westorn Expross, Pacifio Exprose, Lincoln Exprogs, *At Transtor only DUNMY TRAINS T0 OMAIIA. Loave Courcil Blutta 550 pm 0135 a m 10 pm 8:00 p m 11:00 o m 181108 m St. Charles Hotel. O STKEET, BET 7thand 8th, - - LINCOLN, NEB, Mrs. Kato Coakly, Propriotoress, £ Newly and ologantly furnished, Good sample rooms on fires floor. A& Torms ~81.60 £0 82 por day. Spoclal rates given members of the legislature. 1n0V10-1m-me THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER NO. 2, Isthe Highest Achievement in Writing Machines in the World, With cnly 30 keys, to learn and operate. It prints 76 characters, includiog caps and emall letters, punctuations, fizures, signg and fractions, It {s the simplest and most rapld writiog machine made as well as the most durablo E=ZSend for free illustrated pamphlet, Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Chicago, Ill., Solo Agents, H. SHOLES, Council Bluffs Agent for Western Iowa Dr, W. H. Sherraden DENTIST, Magonic Temple, Councll Blufts « 2 Towa 0. F. H, Orcurr, 8. T. FRENCH I, M. TREYNOR, GOUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET (0. Succrssonrs ro Casady Orcutt & French 405, Broadway ] Council Biufts Carpets, Curtains, Window Shades, Mattings, Linoleums, 0il Cloths and Upholstery. Mail Orders Carefully Filled! COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO. For Rent The building kuown as the “Skating Rink” corner Gth Avenuo and Pearl street, will bo rented, alto- gether or weparately, Occupancy, April lst.' For futher partlculars call on 1IN BERESIEIM, 30! Presidont Council bluffs Baviogs Bauk MANDEM AKER &VA N, ARCHITEQTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS No,120 Upper Broadway, Councll Blufis