Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 8, 1885, Page 6

6 THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS. Wednesday Mornine, Avril 8, RATES, SUBSCRIPTION RATES. e woek « §10.00 per yoar & OFFIOR! 12 Pearl Street. "MINOR MENTION, Bernhard-Llstemann concert April _11. Two Jakes, the barbers, 402 Broadway. The pablic drinking fountalns are now to be opened up, « Wickham's brick yard will be started ap next weok. The shot tower s to be transformed in- toa palnt manafactory. et | Max' Mohn, of the Creston ' House, fools pretty proud of his fire encape,jand woll he may be, as it 1s tho only one in the city. The police, who sold thelr warr terday, got $52.50 for their month's ry, which 1s nominally put at $70 a month. A park for Strestsville Is belog m‘gad by the residents of that part of the city, and the move scems to meet with favor among many of the taxpayers. Conner and Wilson, who were arrested for burlarizing Cooper & McGee's hard- ware store, were yesterday bound over to the district court in the sum of $300 each. The wrooking of a frelght train on the C. M. & St. Paul yesterday obstruoted the track 8o that the morning train was delayed, not arrlving until 8 o'clock last evening. The olty council is to make a final set- tlement next Monday evening with Regan Bros & McGorisk for the paving of Broad- way and Maln streets, the work belng now completed. This afternoon at 4 o'clock the corner stone of St. Paul's Eplecopal church will be lald, Blshop Perry officiating, and this evening there will bea confirmation of a claes of about thirty. The county board yesterday was con- sldering road matters, making as usual one of the busiest days of the session, as a large number of witnesses, complain- ants and petltioners have to be heard, The following have been elected ves- trymen of St. Paul's church for the com- ing year: D. O. Bloomer, W. J. Han- cock, A, W. Street, J. N. Baldwin, H. 0. Corey, John T. Stewart, Thongas Bowman, M. Duquette, Horace Everett. P. D. Booth, who was charged by his wife with having been too famillar with Pearl Shaw, appeared before Justlce Hendrlcks yesterday for trial, but his wife did not appear to prosecute and he was dlscharged. A large number of citizens of Silver Oroek township are expected to appear in in Justice Hendrick's court to-day to teatify in the case of the Wickersham boys, who are charged wlith aseaulting an old man named Bolton. The auditor was busy yesterdsy issulng warrants in pasyment of the bills allowed ho pravious evening by the clty council. There was only one purchaser present, and he was only paying 76 cents on the dollar. Some sold at that figure, A. J. Martin, Fred Haoson, and P. Sweeney were arrested yesterday for hauling dirt away from the bank of the creek, near the Tremont house, the dirt |k huving been thrown up for the purpose of protecting from overflow, Thelr cases wera continued until to-day. The county board will probably let all amall-pox bills go over to the meeting on May, 14th,” It Is purposed to hsve a spociel half day devoted to hoarlng what each one of the claimants has to say, so that light may be thrown on all the bills, and then actlon taken at once, The reporter's table and chairs at the oouncll chamber have been 8o occupled by outsiders that the power of the press has boeen brought to bear upon the oity fath- ers, who promise now to have the cause of the complaint removed, and give the the ‘shovers of the penell a chanco to write up their dolngs, Capt. Philllp Loeflel, one of the old and well-known cigar makers, as well as a vallant vetoran, has entered the employ of M, 8, Benuner, who has started a neat Little cigar shop with a nice stock, at Nob. 346 Broadway, where the Eagle Chop House wa Mr, Toller, of the merchant tailoring oatablishment of Smith & Toller, lost a fine overcoat at the dance at the rink Mondsy night, some one lesving a well worn one and old coat in its place. The erenceln the garments thus exchanged strengtliens the bellef that It was a case of sneak-thleving. The Bernhard Listeman concert com- pany which is to appear here next Satur- day evening will be & munical treat which none can afford to miss. The national roputation already won places the enter- tainment among the rare opportunities offered to Council Bluffs, There is danger of the Intersection of Blaff and Pierce streets being under- mined by the digging awsy of the bluffs, The crumbling caused by the digglug and carrying awsy of dirt hs already begun to encroach on the street, and unless care Is taken it will cut fn still further, The heavy rain of yesterday mornlng did some washing awsy cf ditt, especlally in the newly-filled pact of the city, The water and mud is reported as haviog besn washed somewhst Into the base- wmeat of the Congregaticnal church. That church ls below grade, and its basement exposed to damage, now that the streets above It are ralsed, Sowme steps will doubtless soon be en t raise the charch or in some other way protect It. Liadies' to conanlt their bést Interlst will awalt the opening of the new milll- nery establishment of Mrs, O. A, Rogers, 341 Broadway. The slarm of ffre last evening was caused by the burning of a little old hous® on Plerce street in the rear of the Ogden house, loss about $100, Those who circulated the petitions for the closing of the saloons say that they fonnd many business men and property owners who expressed sympathy with the move but declined to siga because they had no confidence In the olty adminlatra. tion doing anything about the matter. This they glve as ons of the rearons for the smallnees of the number of signers. Col. Daily has recelved an Invitation to accompany a large number of other prominent and valisnt voterans who will start from Washington May 4 for a visit to the old battle-field of Gettysburg. The Colonel is thinking strongly of ac- copting the Invitatlon and making the trip, which to him especlally would be of thogreatest personal Interest, Yesterday afternoon L. Williams filed an Information before Justlee Schurz, charging a neighbor named Roberts with ultlng him. The trouble seems to have arisen about a pet sheep which the Roberta’ had,and which Willlams clalmed had been running at large and had been damaging some of his nursery stock so that he appealed to the marshal to put the eheep In the pound. Willlams claims that young Roberts was a little full yes— terday and meetlng him charged him with trylng to get the sheep taken up, and then struck him. Dr. Frisble, of Des Molnes, lectured in Masonic hall last evening. His de- scription of the sights and experlences of his visit to Alaska was very vivid, and portions of the lecture were grand. All who, under the gulde of his clear thought and well chosen words took the trip with him last evening, must have gained much valuable information, and atthe same time had a most enjoyable entertaln: ment, Dr. Frisbie has now the reputa- tion of belng one of the ablest divines in his denomination, and even those who bad formed high expectations, but had never heard him, were not disappointed last evening. George Beulah and John G. O'Brler, strangers In the city, had a lively racket at Motcalf’s saloon. Itseems that thoy had a common fund, which they were spending In a twin spree, and a dispute arose a8 to who should carry the bag, and be treasurer, which resulted in thelr coming to bloody blows and getting ar- rested. The money only amounted to a little over $2, and thelr quarrel as to who should carry it resulted in exch belng fined §0 60, a rather expensive financial settlement. They will have to board it out, their oaly other effects being some new cheap jewelry, which they clalm to have bought in Omaha. ol e Artlsts’ Materials at G, R, Board's Wall Paper Store. Send for price list.. ——————— An Evening atthe ¥, M. C. A, The weekly entertainment at the Y. M. C. A. last evening was an enteresting one, the following belng the programme a8 arranged: MUSIC, Reading, by Willie Wallace. Talk—"Recorded Events of My Life,” by “the boys.” Song, by H, Phillips, INTRBMISSION, Reading, by Miss Effie Moore. Song aud guitar, by Mossrs, Dyo and Bel- nap. Reading —“The Pnn Bridget,” “The Light- ning Rod Man,” by W, H. Cushman. ——— Facts worth remembering when you buy Wall Paper: 1st.—That Beard, next door to postoffice, has the largest stock to select from. 2d—That his prices are as low as the lowest. 3d—That he ls a practical Interior decorator and employs none but skillful workmen. e e The Coming Jurors, Yesterday County OClerk Shea snd Sheriff Gultar drew the petlt jury for the May term of the district court and the grand jury for the present year, The following are the names: PETIT JUBORS, James Madden, Courcil Bluffs; W. L. Bigge, Council Bluffs; S. Reynolds, Belknap townshib; W. 8. Williams, Valley township; A B, Nicholas, Oouncil Bluffs; J. Ane Norwalk; Henry Paschel, Council Biuf arson township; H. Shoem Knox_tow hip; W. O, Bane, James townsbip; M. . Harle, Council Bluffs; L. 8. Runsell, Council Bluffe; Geo, Simobs, Neola; Jno, 'W. Micksell, ' Council Bluffs; Hans Reimers, Minden; 'C. H. Gilmore, Council Bluffs; Wm, Schening, Washington townshlp; D, R, Mc(irew, Carson _township; B. Connors, Council Bluffe; A. G. Kuapp, Lewis township; Wm. Hatswell, Grove township; ThomasClark, Layton fownship GRAND JURY, Lewis Smith, Garver township; C C We ver, Wright; J Riley Hougn, Hazel D Joseph BHoiler, Layton; John Luinan, Council Bluffs; * Joseph_ Ellis, Minden_township; L Kiracht, ‘Council Bluffi; H D Pedicord Pleasant township; A Wheeler, Council Bluff Currie, Crescent cownship; D J ’ H Gitten mer; Thos Conncil When Mr, Dohaney was planning for the bullding of his new opera house, a large number of aitizens, anxlous to have such a building enterprise go forward, encouraged him by subscriblng certain amounts to belp him In the purch of the grounds on which the opera house was to be located. Ameng them was Mr, Stephen Duon, but never having ald the $50 subsoribed by him, Mr, ohaney bas brought sultin the superior court, and Mr. Daun contested it on the ground that he did not make the sub. soription, and tbat there was no consid. eration rec Judge Aylesworth yes terdsy rendered & declston in favor of Mr. Dohaney,the judgment belng for the amount clalmed and costs. o —— A Ohance 10 Make $10. At the German Catholic ladies ball held at the rink, I losta brown beaver overcoat for which I will pay $10 reward for the return of the same and will ask no questions, Jouy ToLLew, with Smith & Toller, the tallors, 7 and 9 Maln street, WANTS TO GET OUT. A Swloon Man iIn Harrison County Tired of Jail Life, A writ of habeas corpus was applied for in the saperlor court yesterday, the petition sett'ng forth In substance that John C. Heury had been fined $500 under the prohibitory law, and committed to jail in Harrlson county, for a term of 150 days unless the fine and cosis were sooner pald. After remaining thirty days in jail he made a schedalo under the poor man’s act, showing that he had no prop- erty, and then executing his note In favor of the coutity for 8622, he demanded re- lease. Sherlff Garrison refused to rele him and then he made aflidavit to these facts, and applied to Judge Aylesworth of the superior court here for ralease on a writ of habeas corpus. The case is to be heard next Monday afternoon at 2 o’clock, e — Stock Shipments. stock, rrportad for the Ber, from the Unlon Stock Yards in Council Buffs yos- terday: R. Frenen, 6 cars cattle, 107 head, R. Palmer, via N, W. head, Hake Bros., Chicago, via R. I. Hake Bros.,, 1 car ocattle, 17 Hake Brow., Ubicago, vla R. I. Charles Ralton, 1 car cattle, 18 head, C. Realton, Chicago, R, 1, head, C. Realton, Chlcago, via B, 1. Hunter & MoA, 1 car hogs, 68 head, Hunter & McA, Chicago, via R. I. B. 8. Blish, 1 car hogs, 62 head, Mc- Farland & F., Chicago, via R. I Grans Bros., Chicago, via R. I, L. Lansing, G cars sheep, 604 head, Lansing & ¥, St. Louis, via Wabash, 8. Preaton, 1 car horses, 18 head, S, Preston, North Loup, vis U. F. M. Shepherd, Stromsburgi via U, P, A. Funk, 2 cars cattle, 86 head, Elwell & G., Chicago, vla R 1. J. Ralter, 4 cara cat‘le, 59 head, Mail- in Bros., Chlcago, via N, W, Geo. Adams & B, Ohioago, Mil, Kenle & M, 5 cars cattle, 89 head, Geo. Adams & B, Chicago, Mil. S, R, Black, 1 car cattle, 16 head, J. W. Walwork, Ohicago, Mil, Geo. Adams & B, Chicago, Mil, W. D. Herring, 1 car horses, 19 head, Herring, Cedar Rapids, Neb.,U. P. O. Joff, 1 car cattle, 22 head, C. Joff, Colerldge, U. P, , Coleridge, U. P. Johnson & J, 1 car hogs, 67 head, Brown E. & Co., Chicago, R. L Richards & B., 1 car_hogs, 88 head, Richaids & B., Meade, U. P. head, Gragoery, C. & Co., C. & N. W. J. G Mickey, 1 car horses, 19 head, J. G. Mickey, Osceola, U. P. P. King, 1 car cattle, 25 head, P, King, Plum Ck, U. P. J. T. Swan, Cheyenne, U. P. N. Wilson, 2 cars hoga, 170 head, N. Wilson, Lincoln, U, P. J. Burke, 1 car horaes, 18 head, J. Burke, Denver, U. P. Cooper, Cortland, U. P. J. Price, 1 car horses, 17 head, J. Price, Kearney, U. P. Roff & H, 3 cars cattle, 59 head, A. E, Horn, Chicago, N. W, Geo. Adams & B, Chicago, Mil, D. Anderson, 1 car hogs, 59 head, Patterson Bros, Chicago, Q. R. Homer, 1 car cattle, 20 head, R. Homer, Columbus, U. P, The following are the shipments of Hake Bros., 1 car of hogs, 58 head, Obarles Roalton, 1 oar bogs, 67 J. B. Woodworth, 1 car hogs, 50 head, M. Shepherd, 1 car horses, 20 head, F. G. Relne, 4 cars cattle, 52 head, F. C. Hawks, 7 oars hogs, 446 head, A. Roach, 2 cars cattle, 84 head, A. Morse, R & Co., 4 cars cattle, 79 T. J. Swan, 1 car horses, 18 head, A. Cooper, 1 car cattle, 47 head, A. W.'S. Westcott, 2 cars cattle, 38 head, PERSONAL, Will J. Trotter, of Avoca, was at the Pa- eiflo yesterday. Fremont Benjamin, of Avoca, was in the city yesterday. G, W. Moore, of Silver City, was in the city yesterday. H. Mendel, one of the Avoca prominenta, was at Bechtele's yesterday, D, M. Williams, of Tabor, was in the city yesterdsy, and dined at the Pacific, Dr, J. E. Parker, of Cleveland, is a guest of (ieorge Rudio, Mr. Parker is s dentist, and is thinking some of locating here, Mrs, P. M. Pryor lsft last eveniog, over the C. M. & St. Paul, for » visit to her parents and old home at Janesville, Wis, Rev., Father McMenomy and Rev. Father Healy loft for Des Moinesye:terday to attend the state convention of Catholic societies, J. C. Reagan went to Des Moincs lastoven- ing and will return in & fow days to make his final settloment with the city on the paving oontract. F. W. Olmstead loaves to-day on a visit to Grand Rapide, Mich., where her mother lives, She expects to be absent sove-| ral weeks, Ed Wickham, (ieorge Hughes and M. G. Griffin left for Des Moines last evening to at- tend the convention of delegates from the various Cathollc societies of the state, ¥, G. Braun, whohas been connected with Linder & Kiel, has accepted a position to travel for Lautz Bros, » soap and starch bouse, of Buffalo, N, Y. His territory wiil loclude Kansas and Missouri. Mr, Goeorge Rudio, of this city, also represents this house in this parof the country, —— The Columbus Democrat smiles and whis- pers: *Verily, the smell of the fleshpots is sweet, We'ye got a United States land n tice for publication at last. All join hands and circle to the left.” SCHMIDT, PHOTOGRAPHER! No. 220 Main 8t , Council Bluffs, Open Sunday. First-class work guaanteed. THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRI TER NO. 2, Jsthe Highest Achicvement in Writing Machines in the World, With ooly 39 keys to loarn an operate. It prints 76 characters Includiog cape and sioall levers, pusctuatiors, fgures dlgas and ractions. It s the and most rapld writiog machine made aa well aa the most durable B Send for free illustrated pamphlet, Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Chicago, Tll., Sole Ageats. 'FS WEDNESDAY APRIL 8, 1885 NEW GOODS. ———— NEW GOODS. Carpetsand DryGoods wenATeea HARKNESS BROTHERS. Axminster Moquette, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Ingrain Car pecialty. 8myrnia Rugs, Mats, Qil Cloths, Etc, Our stock of Lace Cu (7 excellent variety. Turcoman and Madras curtains in many new and beaut ilksin black and the new colors. Our linc ot Dress Goods comprises all the eason, and the variety of our White Goods is nowhere excelled. New and ttention, and ourline of ladies’ and childrens’ Hose is larger and finer than pets, Etc. Cffice Matting a rtains isunusually large and itul designs, Choicest new designs for the beautitul Laces invite ever, Harkness Bros,401 Broadway Council Bluffs, “MURDER MOST FOUL,’ To Allow ‘Anyone to Die of Diphtheria URING tho Inst flvi Jefterls' preventive and oure was us netblo in putrid sore throat, in malig: allible cure for all Inflammatory, Ule Price, §2. CHOLERA! Dr. Jofferie' Cbolera Speclfic will arrert the dit cine during the fearful visitation o jthe cholera in River and its tributaries, without losing a o Che orbus, Che nfantum, et Cholera “‘Comes as a thief in the night. H DYSPEPSIA! Keep it on hand. ro thero has nob been a death from diphthera In any case where Dr. Thoma It has boen the meaus of saving scarlot fover, changlug It In 48 hcurs to the simple form. ve, Puttld or Catarrhal conditions, either internal or external CHOLERA! thousands of livea. Tndh n CHOLERA! The Doctor veed this medl- Il along the Missieeippl 1t is aleo wiallible in Send for it. Prico §2.00 Louls, snd 51 and ju can rely upon it. DYSPEPSIA! Dyepeptic, whylive in misery and lo In despalr with cancer of the stomach? Dr. Thomas Jefferls cures every cae of Indigestion and constipation in & Council Bluff and Omaha. Dy spepsin is tho cas for two weeks treatmont. Full printed instructions how to v 15 all that i necossary, ry short timo f ninety per cent of all diseased conditions. themedioines s Dr. Jefforis' remedies can only Beat of reforences given by citfzens of Price 6 h them. Nodootor required; a{good nurss btained at his office, No. 23 South 8th Street Council Bluffs, Iowa. Or 89nt by cxpress on recelpt of price. Attention, Ladies. While closing out my notions,will sell all hair goods at 25 per cent discount, 300 Switches 00 Waves, Bangs, otc., to sacrifice. Custom work carefully attended to. MRS. D. A, BENEDICT, 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs, F. H, Orcurr. 8. T. FreNcn I M. TRRINOR, GOUNCIL BLUFFS GARPET (O SUCCESSORS T0 Casady’ Orcutt & French 405 Broadway Council Bufis Carpets, Curtains, Window Shades, Mattings, Linoleums, 0il Cloths and Upholstery. Mail Orders Carefully Filled! CUUNGIL BLUFFS CARPET CO. JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, (OUNCIL BLUF18, IOWA, Office, Maln Stroot, Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart and Beao blook. Will practioe In Slate and tate courte. COUNCIL BLUFFS Fel Compny ! Wholesalo and Retall Dealers in Hard Soft ana Blossburg 1A Y- W. H. BIBLEY, Manager. Offloo, 88 Main B¢, Yard, o0 C. R. L P.aud O M & Bt P, Rallway. A. J. MILLER, (COLORED) Hair Cutting and Shaving. This is an Equal Rights Shop 610 Broadway, Council Bluffs Dr. W. H. Sherfaden DENTIST, SPECIAL NOTICES NOTIOE.—Special a verisements, swo 88 Loot, Found, To Loan, For 8alo, To Rent, Wants, Board: ing, oto., will bo Insorted in this column at the low tate of TEN OENTS PER LINE for the firet ingortion snd FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsoquent ortlon. Leave advertisements a4 our offive, No. Pear] Btrees. ¥ Broadwav WANTS, OR RENT—-Suite of offloes in Shugart Bros. block, fronting Main ttreet. Finest in the city, Cook & B, room 7, Bero block. TFICR ROON FOR RENT—Over Kansas City Railroad Pearl. = Apply to OR SALE—Houso furniturs. _Appiy 116 Fourth St., botween hours 9 and 10a. m. H. E. ANTED—A first-class waiter at Louic & Metz. Y, Ker's restaurant, No. 62 Broadway, {Council Bluffs. POk SALE—4, now leather top buggy. Will sold cheap, Apply to Dr. Cook, No 625 Bro way. OR BT 587 Mynster s OR SALE.—....other hotel in & Iv. Nobraska town, now doing a business of about $260 per month, No cther hotel in the place. Terms liberal, BWAN & WALKER OR BALE OR TRADE._80 acros of land In Wayne couunty, Mo. Will trade for Council Blufts city proporty or sell cheap for cash, or part time. BWAN & WALKER ANTS TO THADE.—Good lowa or Nebraska Iand for a small stock of hardware or goneral merchandise, well located. BWAN & WALKER. JFOR SALE-A raro chanco o et » s, woll T proved farm of 400 acres, within a fow miles of Council Blufls, at & bargain, Low price and torma. BWAN & WALEN 7'OR BALE—A good paying hotel property with F livory stable: o pe of the best euall towns. in wostern Iowa will sell with o withouf furniture, or will trade for a small farm with #tock cte. BWAN & WALKER OR BALE—Eighty acres unloproved Iand in Unlon countv, Jows, 34 miles south-cast of Af- ton, the county seat, or will trade for Nebraska or Ki BWAN & WALKER. FUK BALE—A 2y acro tract of good I one and a halt wiles from Council Blufis post office, at a b BWAN & WALKER. 10K SALE—In Harrison county, lowa. 820 acrés 1" grase land, all under. fonco—a £00 acre farm with fine improvement 20 ncres oasy " SWAN & WALKHR. 7 aad_unimproved, 1t you want s farm i woitern Iows, Kaosss Nebraska or Dakota, let us boar from you. BWAN & WALKKR. JOR BAT E—A Targe number of business and rodl- dence lots In all parts of Council Blufls See us before you buy, BWAN & WALKKR. 0% EATE—rasiios wiahing fo buy Shoap Tota 10 build on canbuy on wonthly payments of from 82 to 810 BWAN & WALKRR JFOR RENT=We will rouf you & 1ot to buld o with the privilage to buy if you with on ve ilberal terme, " BWAN & WALKAR. dwithany oae wisbing a able for warehouse or storage purposes, near railroad depo 3 WALKER, “REN o grounds d machine shop with fiaed sbaft- AN WALKKR, Land. A Tebs miany aod ot oondition. 'Or will trado for cheap ows ¢, M. Bow offico, Councll Blus ANTEU—nYery 000y 1B Uouncll SIUBs o caas TuaBun Dollvored by carrier a4 coly dwenty sente & weok: ()0 FAPERS—For wie st Exs Office, &) 46 ceus » hundred VALUABLE PROPEATY FOR RENT, 1 have & double store bufld'ng,10 100ms, partitioned off, clegantly papered, supplied with water from the water works, gooa brick ccllar, suited for restaurant, laundry, boardicg house, merchantile businss or resldent property. Alsoa large twostory fiame dwelliag with 16 rooms two oellars, etc., ete., sulted for boardic g houts, private resideuce, hospital, etc , opposite the city bulldings aud city marset for rent W. i VAUGHAN, cheap. R. Rice M. D, CANCERS, sai0%s fmvisyemgmad ™o CRRDHI DISEAS e &, Poarl 3 M.l‘l:l. Blufs OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS'. Cousell Blufs, .+ - o Established - 1856 Dealors in Forsign and Demestis Bxshange sad Howe Becurivice KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand whis we will scll in retall or carload lota, All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. Wholerale avoretsl) cenlen 11 Graty snd Foled Bay, Price sonable Satistaction Guaranteed. SCHLUTER & BOLE Y Corner Fifth Ave. & Fourth St. CouncliBluffa, SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Main St., Couxcir Bru - - Jowa. — A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From. E CRAPE NIAGARA! NIAGARA 1st.—The Niagara ripens in favorable seasons at Lockoort, Aug. 20th, uwl' 1% never arops from the stem if loft to hang tiil frost comes, and improves in flavor ha time, . 5d.—It is purely native, and therefore bardy, Has stood 35 degrees below zero without njury. w 4th.— Bears a good crop the 3d year and often the 2d, ardis a regular bearer, and no waste, us bunches are com; Nover faila to ripen its crop as the thick leathery foliage holds even to the bate of the canes until f-ost kil it. * Oth. —Vineyards are in bearing in various secti us from Georgia to the Northern I.akes and Canada, and from Kansas to the Atlantic coast, there being more than 1,000 acras plantad within the last five years, and over 200 acres were planted st Brocton, Chautaugua Co., N. . last spring, §1881); Jonss Martin alone haviog 47 acres; the largest vineyard of Niagaras, being planted at Highland, Ulster Co., N. Y., by Sam’l Kogers, Ksq., which contains 80 cres of this one variety, and he has realized from 20 to 30 cents per pound for his fruit, while Con cords grown in the same loculity hrought from 4 to 6 cents only. 0 ! All parties planting vineyards haye signed s contract to return all tho wood and cut- ting every year back to the Company up to, and including 1888; so it has ben the solo o wner of all the stock, and no one but the Company and 1ts_authorized agents can sell and deliver genuine Niagara vines, So all persons ehould examine agont’s certificate of suthority, and gee that it has the corporate seal of the Company attached, and avery vine that it hae a lead seal attached, bearing theimprestion of the Company’s registercd trade mark. 7th,—We now offer for the first time, strong 2 year old vines at retail at $2 00 each with out restrictions, to be delivered cn and after March 1at, 1885, WELLS COOK, Council Bluffs, lowa Haviog accepted appointient a3 specia! agent for the NIAGAR A WHITE GRAPE 00, for Towa 1 1d No. o8 ka,lam now prepared to promptly dellver 'NTAGARA' vines under the Rogistorad Trado Mark Seal Q@ Cempany. 127 BEIGETE STRERT. TEaE PEH@mENIX AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. 606 Broadway, - = Counoil Bluffs. THE ONLY ALL NIGHT HOUSE IN THE CITY, Everything served in first class #tyle and on short notice. Hot and cold lunches always ready. GRAVEL ROOFING Roof Painting and repairing. All work guaranteed to give sat sfaction. GEO. SMITHSON, | ™™ s, COUNOCIL BLUFFS. H, H, FIELD, W. C, ESTEP Field & Estep, UNDERTAKERS No. 817 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa. Oalls Attended Promptly, Day and Night, Particular attention given to Embalming Telephone No, 97, COUNCIL BLUFFS, April 2. FOREMAN—Hold this space {or the advertisenient of Drs, Judd & Smith's Elo:tric Ajphancos. Thoy arc too busy filiing their orders acd gettiog their new factory, No. 80, Fourth Street, to righte, to get u any copy fust now, W. P. YLSWORTH, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildings of any size raised or moved and satisfaction guarantesd, Frame hou moved on LiT7LE GIANT trucks, the best in the world. P, AYLSWORTH, W, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffa, MANDEMAKERS & VAN, ARCHITEOCTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS 0 OVER AM| No. 201 Uppor Breadway, Counell Blufie. | cOUNCIL BLUFFS. Jusljg} E(fntfififmna BXPRESS IOWA.