Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 21, 1885, Page 6

6 THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFF ~TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1885. B —— THE DAILY BEE [SETTING THEM TO WORK. e ey e, G vow ey ot NEFICOTAML. NUTIUES COUNCIL BLUFFS. Tussday Morning, Avril 21, BUESCRIPTION RATES, Y 2NN Honmtpor weor $10.00 per yosr OFFIOR! No, 12 Pearl Street. " MINOB MENTION, The river yesterday was above low water mark, The Brr's new offise {s now having its with the refitting and farnishing. Two fithing and huntiog parties, one feom St. Joo and the other from Leaven- worth, are camplng near the cut.oft|The fellows halled from all over the known world, and from some that waen’t lake. In the case of Gilfeather agalnst the city a bill of excaptlons was filed yester- day, the city appealing to the supreme court. Permit to wed was yesterdsy granted to P. T. Bingbam, of Elbert county, Col., aud Miss Margaretta C. Taylor, of this county. Henry Roynolds, of Dunlap, has rented “ithe blue barn,” on upper Broadway, and will ocoupy it about the first of the month, A Parks & Platner have leased the store Tramp, Come Tramping in Troops of Thirty, Yesterday an unusual sight was pres- There were about thirty tramps, filling wp the whole room Inslde the rall, and giving Judge d | *mall ented in the superior court, Aylaworth such a job as he has not ha in many a day, 1t belog necossary to alft |to good, 1914 them out by inquitlng into each caso soperately. This gang was gobbled up In |37 seven feot|the Wabashi rallway yards on Sunday, they baving boen hanging around there for some tme, greatly avnoylng the rail- all ‘the crowd not one front painted up 80 as to be In keeping | wonld pload guilty, and the judge had to determine what to do with them by ask- way folks, Of Ing each for a briet blographical sketch The stories told were varied enough to suit any lover of romance and fictlon. known, They varled In age from 17 to 70, and no two were alike oxcept in belng dirty, Some of them appeared to be really willing to work, but a number were of the genus tramp, sure One old man, whoss hair was white as snow, excited sympathy. He came from New York, where he had a son, and had been at work near Cheyenne, and getting tired of the west was trying to work his way back. Another gray-halred man gave his age as 33, which was a surprise party, as he seemed to be at least past the three score years. The othera were younger and more vicious men, and all seemed able to allving. One boy of 17, inslsted tht his name was Oharlle Ross, but not the mlss. Tramp, Tramp the Tramps Lard—Armour's, wholoeallng at 7 . Flour—Oity flour, 1 50@3 90, Brooma— 1 75@3 00 per dor, LIVE BTOOK. Osttlo—Butchor cown 8 35@3 75, stoers, 8 75@4 00, Sheep—8 00@3 50, Hogs— 3 60@3 76, PRODUCR AND FROUIT, Gggn—Firm at 1o, Butter —The receipts of geod stock are very Oreamery, ¥2@250: choice _country roll is searce and sells readily at 16@18c; fair hoor stock is dull at S@10c. Poultry—In strong demand for both live and dressed, Live chickens, per doz., 3 6@ turkoye, per Ib., 9@10c; ducks, per doz., 0@3 00; apring chickens, per doz., 600, dressed chickens, choice, per 1 frensod turkeys, choice. per Ib,, 13@ldc; dressed ducks, per Ib., 10@12¢ Onions —In good demand at 1 27@1 50 per bushel, Potatoes—Receipta very light and demand good; chofce stock of any good variety, H0@ air to good, 40@450. Beans —In good supply, with fair demand, Hand-picked navies, 150; clean modiums, 1251 35; dirty and unscreened stook dull at Butcher mallard and other I per doz ,2 0.@2 25; teal and mixed, 1 150; geose, 3 00, RO, e — PKRSONAL S. G. U nderwood was in the Bluffs yester- Mark Porterfield is now in the employ of A, Hospe. Hez M, Harris, of St. Joe, Mo,, is in the city visiting friends, W. 0. Garman is now a salesman with Eiseman, Rodde & Co, W. J. Conner leaves this evening for a visit to his old home in Galena, Ill, J. J, Vanderveer and Jake Phillips left in the Shugart block, lately occupled by |ing one, although he was a runaway. He | last evening to wo rk the implement trade in Lutz & Lange, and will take possession |claimed that hls folks were on a farm | Nebraska, about the first of June. One of the street gang yesterday lald down hls shovel and skipped out, having tired of working for hls board. It ls cheaper for the clty to let him go. AvctioN SALE, .honsehold goods wlll be sold at auction, at 10 o'clock, Tuesday morning, 21st inst. H, E. SeAnay, 116 Fourth street. The signal service station in Omaha is sald to bo arranged not only for storm signals to be placed In various parts of near Hastings, Neb., and as he had rather do anything than work on a farm, he had left home, [and for a year had been travelling about, working a little while here, and a little while there. One of the crowd had the additlonal charge of sgainst him of larceny, he having stolen a off with the other. One confessed that he had been working for two months at $1.50 a day, and had used the moncy for driok, One clalmed to have walked all the way from Kansas City hero, One young man said that he had been out with his brother, who owneda ranche of 4,000 acres in California, and was now J. B. McGorrisk and W, B. McGorrisk, of Des Moines, the paving contractors, were at the Pacific yestorday. W. M, Graham, yardmaster in the railroad yards in this city, now has » girl baby in_his family which wss born on Sunday morning. Forxtrure. — My | cabbage. Thid heinous crime was lumped | Naturally he now feels as rich as if he owned the whole rond. Dr. Cady, John Lindt and Will McFadden left last night for Davenport to attend the department encampment of the G, A. R. L. J. Abbott, Major Lyman Capt, Hub- bard and L. Sherwood will leave for there to-day. The session promises to be a very that clty, but to extend the system t0|trylng to get back to his folks in New |interestingone. Wednesday evening there Council Blaffs. It Is ramored ‘‘the mayor of my city” has wrltten aprivate lotter to parties bere, In which ho deolares that on his ro- tarn home he will close the _saloons, and tarn republican agaln. George R, Mann, the architect of the York, who, ho sald, were very wealthy. “¥Whero s vour home}” asked the judge of ono fellow. *‘In Rochester, N. Y. “What dld you do there?” *‘Well, I worked firing on the New York Cen. tral for a year and a halt.” “When did you leave Rochester?’ *Ob, about twenty-two years ago.” “Where have you been slnco then?” ““Well, I have is to beagrand campfire, and one day is to be set apart for an inspection of the arsenal at Rock Island, 1. N. Flickinger, of the law firm of Flick- inger Bros., who has been residing at Wayne, Neb., while his brother, A, T. Flickinger, has been looking after the business here, has coneluded to take up his residence also in this court house and jall, yestorday séaked oft | been shoveling on the rallroads and fol. | city, and has leased tho house owned by the tho site for the new county jail and made other arrangementa #o that ground could be broken and bullding commence. There was troublo agaln with the sow- arage at the city jall. The plpes got lowing up publlc works.” That settled 1t and this fellow was told to stand aside. Another one narrated how he had worked for four weeks digging a cellar in St. Jo, and bhad drank up the money, and then started out to find another job. One had been at work In Central Amer- Ganby estste, on Second avenue, and will cccupy it with hie family about tHe middle of May. The business of the firm has grown so that it requires the presence of both the brothers here, hnd Council Bluffs may con- gratulate herself on having both the Flick- opped up essily, and there are so many |ica, on Fort Barrlos, and getting the | inBers as citizens. dofects that the spsodlest way would be to abandon the old pipes and start In anow. The police have recelved notice of a re- ward if they will find Henry Childs, of Low Moor, lows, who ls supposed to have wandered away from home while suffor- ing from mental aberration, and who was Tast seen at the trangfer here. Mr. Wescott Is arranging to move hls trunk factory into the basement of the Shugart block. His enterprise is a com- paratively new one here, but he has been meeting with (success and proposes en- larging facllities and extending business. A. M, Beardsley, the chalrman of the committee on transportation for the meeting of the pharmaceutical aesocla- tlon here, has arranged with the rall- ways 50 that delegates paylng full fare one way are to be returned home at one- third the regular rates. Edward McOarthy, who has been euf- foring for a long while past with con- sumption, died early on Sunday morn- ing. He leaves a wife and two children to mourn his lo: The funeral servives will take place at 9 o'clock this morning from the Catholic church. e —— Facts worth remembering when you boy 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 1s a practical interior decoritor and employs none but skillful workmen, ——— Artists' Materials at G, R. Beard's Wall Paper Store, Send for price e e——— Cruel Gossip, An exceedingly quiet rumor 15 #road that Willlam Keelino probaoly came to hisdeath, a fow weeks ago, through the aid of seme other agency than a natural cause, and that certaln flrblel are about to bo arrested on susplolon. A vigilant hunt has so far failed to draw out any partioulars more than is stated above, except that it is sald on suthorlty that orth $40,000 and that only $16,- far acoounted for, Where the balance is, if there was such an_estate, s yet o the dark.—Council Bluffs Herald. The above is & most cruel bit of gossip, such as the young man who Is trying to loarn the newepaper business on that torchlight sheet is alone capable of. The family and thelr fricnds are quite lndlg- nant that such a thrust should be made, with no shadow of truth to it The ad- ministrators of the estate say they never heard of such a rumor, much lees of there belng any facts warranting such a report, and 1t seems that the fresh young man who wrote the above must have been either fooled by some goesiper, or else he {s determined to fill sprce even at the risk of woundivg Innccent hearts, and In- jurlng reputations better than his own. ‘fhe paper will probably spologize, ae wsual in such case e Late, % The following is » list of real estate transfors filed In the recorder's office of Pottawottamie county, Iows, as wrnlshod by A, J. Stephenson, abstrao- tor, resl estate and ‘losn sgent, Councll Bluffs, lows, April 20, 1885: Toomss K, Huff to Citizens Bank, of Oakland, part lot 1 block 6, Oakland, 'll’froso. Mohat to Maggle Nason, part lot 14 bleck 66, Walcut, $1,000. C.RI&P. R R Co to Sirak Whitcomb, et al, lot 8 bleck 3, Carson, $300. Total sales, §2,800, mountain fever had come away from there and after belng in the hospital at New Orleans, had got well enough ' to rerume his travels, and was now return- ing from a vlalt to frlends in Leadville. One boy told a very touching story about how he he had been working and sending his spare money to his widowed mother in Chicago, eo that now he was out of work and had no means to help bimeelf. One young man from Rek Oak was among the number. He had llved thero nine years, and was a cock by trade. He had been working a little while here, but getting out of a job, and out of money, he was with the gang, trying to get a ride to Red Ovk, The judge sorted out ten of the crowd and sentenced them to ten days work on the streets, and the others were turned loose. One of the chosen was very irate and blurted out, ‘‘What have I donel” “Nothing. That’s what's the matter. We propose to glve you something to do.’ Hedld not seem to be much better i fied by this answer, and went off grumbling to join the others on the street | 5. gang. There Is enough work about the city, cleaning the mud off the pavements, ete., to keep a number of men busy, and it will bo far cheaper for tho clty than to |7 board these men and let them be idle. The setting of them to work will also be apt to deter regular tramps from hanging out the clty. QUEER NUBSING. How a Drunken Attendant Tortured Small-Pox Patients, There was a clvil case in the superior court yestarday which brought out scms interesting testlmony in regard to the the treatment cf the small-pox cates last winter. The suit was Dr. Bellinger sgalnat Mr. Neumeyer, the proprletor of the Coy house, the doctor claiming $160 for Mttending bim when he had the small- Sol Bloom, of Deadwood, one of the oldest of Council Bluffs settlers, was here yesterday, and loft last evening for Plerre Dakota, where he has property interests. In talking with him yesterday the Bkk man learned that he was one of the eye witnesses to the shoot- ing of Austin, in 1570, by Bell, the man late- ly lynched at Pierre. Mr. Bloom was stand- ing at the corncr of Broadway and Pearl street, only short distance from the tragedy and saw Austin fall. He sat up with Austin somo nighta before his death, Austin having a bullet in his head, but still being conscious and talking rationally. To-Night at the Y. M, U, A, All are moat cordially invited to attend the literary and soclal of the Y.|M. C. A. to be held this evening at 8 o’clock. PROGRAMME: .Mr, B, K. Beach. Miss Aona May: Mrs. R_M. Wilbur. Mz, Will Wallar. INTERMISSION. Music—Flute and Violin Mesms, Paul Tul 9. 10, L Reading Mies Augusta Prior. L — Separated from the Body, Chicago Tribune. Dr. Leland, who recently died in Geor- gla, was a great sufferer from asthma, and to all appearances dled several times before the final dissolution took place. On more than one occasion his family made preparaticns for hi a remarkablo story the arrangements, Unable to lledown, 1 passed through all my slokness in so cuycialr. =By body dled soveral times, I, that is, my spirlt, would go away from it, and standing in an opposite corner of the room would look back at the flesh and blood In the chair and wonder how I‘wu ever Induced pox. Mr. Neumeyer claimed that the doctor was simply sttending a county case, In the same room, and that he did not engage him to attend him, and that he recelved no care or medicine from him. In set- tling this difference some lively facts are incidentally brought in. It appeared that & nurse in attendance was so drunk as to abuse the patlents under his charge, not only nealeutlx thelr wanti threatening them With violence, o the sick ones were so much alarmed that they took turns watching the nurse, sit- ting up all of gome nights lest he should do them some harm while asleep. fellow, whoso name was Collemer, would ralse on drop suedenly, » jar, and annoy him. 1t was also testi- ed that he would bulld such a hot fire that it was almost torture to be In the room, snd then go out and leave It and that there was danger of the place burning up. Things got so bad that Mr, Neumeyer had to threaten to throw the ellow out in the street, unless .the a thorities took this nurse away. was then taken to the pest bouse, ing this small-pox time, shows that fairs were very should be som: will prove valuable in cs should ever appesr here again. e OOMMEROIAL, COUNOIL BLUFFS MARKNT, Whest—No, 1 milling, 70; No, 2, 6 60, No. &, Oorn—New, 28¢. Onts—¥For local purposes, £0c, Hay—8$ 700 per ton; balea, 60. %S.fud—xwpxwm uwd—‘oood-wlnnd-flmlw. bat This ‘oilemer This statement in connection with the other revelations of the care of patlents, dur- rly handled, snd thare S lessons lesrned, which he small-pox to pass so many yearsim its company. *Poor old bedy,’ I thought, ‘your troubles o nearly over. They will soon put you away under the ground where you will be at rest forever.’ " 4] saw my family gather about my old frame as 1t leaned back, dead, in the chalr, and it gave me pain to see them weep, Then I would feel lomethlug pulling me towards my body again; could not resist 1t; I was powerless; and in a moment I had taken posseasion of it, Then there was an instant of pain, and 1 opened my eyes and breathed. Each time this was repeated 1 was more reluc- tant to retarn to my body.” The New Orleans ex omtlon managers have invited the school lelcg ers of Chicago and the 10 end of a bed and then let it | northwest to visit the exposition, and a large 80 as to glve tho alok one | party will leave here next Saturds Coroner Nidelet, of St. Louis, has begun an jcquest on the body found in the Southern hotel, with the hope of unravelliog the mys- tery, SCHMIDT, PHOTOGRAPHER! No. 220 Main 8t., Council Bluffs, Open_Sunday. Firstcliss work guassnteed. JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, COUNCIL BLUF18, I0WA. OfMoe, Maln Btreed, Rooms 7 sud 8, Shugarh and Bana bibck. WAl practios In State Aad taté courts. ¢ N. BOHURZ, Justica of the Peace coUNGIE BEOHIR. " “i0Wa NOTIOR.—8pectal & vArilsomente, mo a1 Lost Found, To Loan, For Bale, To Rent, Wants, Board ng, e%c., will be inserbed in $hia column st the low %o of TEN CENTS PER LINE for $he first Insertior nd FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent ertlon. Loave advertisements A} onr offios, Ko. Poarl Street, noar Broadway . WANTS TORSALE -A two-seated oarriuge, with singlo of double harnese, if desired, For tormy inquire of D-A nurse girl Beventh avenue, Gther hotel in the place. SWAN & WAL month, JFOR, SALE OR TRADE 0 acr Wayno county, Mo. Will teade for Council Blufts city property or sell cheap for casn, ot part time. WAN & WALKER VWFANTS TO TRADE.—dood Tow or Nebraska Tand for & small stock of hardwa gonel merchandiso, well located. SwAN & JOR SALE—A raro chance to got a fine, well fm. proved farm of 400 acres, within a fow miles of Council Bluffs, at & bargain, Low price torms. SWAN & WA TOR SALE—A good paying_hotel proporty with liyery stable, in one of the best small towns in western Towa will sell with or without furnitare, or will trade for a small farm with etook eto. BWAY & WALKRR. OR SALE—Eighty acres unimproved Iand in Unlon county, Jows, 8} miles south-enst of - ton, the oounty seat, or will trade for Nebraska or Kansas land. SWAN & WALKRR. TR SALE-A T e Tk one and » halt milos from Council Blufl post office, at & bargain. SWAN & WALKER, NOR SALE—In Harrison county, lowa. 820 acros all under fonco=a $00' acre farm unimproved land. SWAN & WALKNR. TR0k SeLE—aody Tmproved aad, uniimproved: 1t you wanta farm in wostern lows, Kansas Nebraaka or Dakota, let us hear from you. SWAN & WALKNR. OR SAL E—A Iarge number of business and ree)- dence lots in all parts of Council Bluffs. See us before you buy, BWAN & WALKRR. OR SALE—Partioa wishing to buy oheap 1oty to build on canbuy on monthly payments_of from $2 to $10. SWAN & WALKRR O RENT—We will roui you s Tot 0 buld_on with the privilage to buy if you wish on very {iberal torme. SWAX & WALKRR. VW ANTED=To correspond with any ons wishini & good location for planning will. sash, door and bind manufactory, we have building and machinory, well located, for salo, leaso or trado; SWAN & WALKER. OR_RENT- Largo two sbory trame bullding suit ablo for warchouse or bOTAC purposes, noar railroad depot. Sw ALRKR. TOR REN g and_grounds suitat 1o for exaall foundiy and machino shop Good boilér, engine, cupols, blower with fized shaft- ing et., ready toput in motion. SWAN WALKRR, \OR SALE—Houses, Lots and Land. A. J. ™ Stophonson, 608 First avenue. 7ol E—A top-bugRy, s mako_and 1n exzellent condition. Or will trade for choap it Addrees . M. Bee office, Council Blu7s. W/ ANTED—Every bua: incil Blugs 3 TunBen. Dolivored by carrier st only $wenty oents a week. (OD,FATEES—Tor sis &4 bun offion, i 3 centa a hundred W ANTED—A partner with from §2,000 to to invest In & [ business In this vicinity preferred. fice, Council Hlufte. VALUABLE PROPESDY FOR RENT. T have s double store bullding,10x0oms,partitioned oft, clogantly papered, supplied with water from the water works, good brick cellar, suited for restaurant, Iaundry, boarditg house, merciantile businees or resident property. Alsoa large two-story frame dwelling with 16 rooms two cellats, etc., te., suited for boarding house, private residonce, hospital, ete., opposite the city bulldings and clty market for rent cheap. W. R. VAUGHAN. 0K SALK — Buir THOS . OPYICER, W. H, M. PUSEY Officer & Pusev. BANKERS Council Bluffe, Ia. Established, 1856 Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange and Home Securities, COUNCIL BLUFFS Carpet Company Carpets, Curtains, 0il Cloths, Window Shades, Linoleums, Mattings, Upholstery Goods, Rugs, Etc., Etc. Careful Attention Given to Out of Town Orders. Upholstery and Drapery Work o Specialty. Our stock s the Largest in the West and is being oontinually replenished by all the laveat and choicest noveltles, 405 Broadway Council Bufis Mrs. Rogers will be pleased to ree the ladies at the grand opening of willlnery st No, 341 Broadway to-day. ONLY HOTEL 1n Councll Bluffs having & FIRE ESCAPH. And all moders improvements, call bells, fire al 5 eLe. the CRESTON HOUSE Nos. 215, 217 and 219, Main Street. MAX MOHN, - PROPRIETOR e >, 2d.-Tt nover drops from the stem if loft t the time, _8d.—It is purely native, and therefere har njory, ith, — Bears a good crop the waste, 88 bunches are compact. r and of N NEW WHITE GRAPE NIAGARA! 1ot —The Niagara ripeas in favorablo seesons o Copy of a part of a photograph of a NIAGARA vine, planted 1878, as It appeared Fall of 1880 with 63 clustérs welghing 26 Ibs. on 48 In. bearing wood Lockport, Ang, 20th, 0 hang till frost ‘comes, and improvea in flavor dy. Has steod 85 degrees below zero without ften the 2d, avd is o regular bearor, and no ver fmla to ripen its crop aa the thick leathery foliage holds even to the base of the cancs uatil froet kills it. fith, Y. last spring, (1884); Jonss Martin ing planted st Highland, Ulster Co,, N. is one variety, and he has realized from rown in the same locality brought from Vineyards are in bearing in varions socti na from Georg and Canada, and from Kaneas to the Atlantic coast, there being within the last five years. and over 200 acres wero 4 to the MNorthern I, ore than 1,000 acres planted planted st , Chautauqua Co,, N, 7 acros; the largest vineyard of Ningaras, am'l Rogers, Esq., which contains 80 acres 36 £0 30 conta per pound for his fruit, while Con 4 to 6 cents only. Al parties planting vineyards have signed a contract to return all the wood and cut- ting every year back to the Company up to, and including 18 k, and no ono but the Company and all the sto genuine Ningara vines. sca that it kas the corpo So all sea %0 it has baen the sole owner of 1ta orized agents can sell and deliver smrunm should examine agont's certificate of authority, and of the Company attached, and every vine that it has o lead seal ;\tmhvd, bearing theimpression of the Company’s registered trade mark. h,--We now offer for o first time, strong 2 year old vi 's at rotail at 82,00 each with out restrictions, to be delivered cn and after March 1st, 1885, Council Bluffs, lowa t for tiin NTAGAR & WHITE GRAPE 00."tor Town »d No. AGARA'* vines undor tho Reglstorcd Trade Afark Seal 127 BHIGETH STREBRT. WELLS CO0OK, Haviog accoptod appointer ent as spocial ag ka,lam now prepared to promptly deliver Company. W.P. AYL HOUSE MOVER A Brick buildings of any size raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed. moved on LITTLE GIANT trucks, the best in the SWORTH, ND RAISER. Frame ho world, W. P, AVLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Strest, Council Bluffe AND “THE ENGLISH"” KITCHEN. 506 Breadway, THE ONLY ALL NIGHT HOUSE 13 T o17y, Evarything served in first class style and on shoi& notice. Hot and cold Council Bluffs. Tunches always reads. KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Hornes and Mules constantly on haad wats we will sell In retall or carload lota. All Stock Warranted as Rsoresented. Wholerale apdretef) dealens ir Grafo » d Pole Hey. sonabie Satisfaction Guarantced. SCHLUTER & BOLIE ¥ Qorner Fifth Ave. & Fourth St. CouncilBlutls. FOREMAN—Hold this spso¢ for the advertisem e too busy flivg their ordors ap b getting thelr now a0y copy fust now, COUNCIL ELUFFS, April 2. nent of Dia. Judd & Smitl tric Appliances. factors, ¥o. 80, FourthStreed: to rights, to get Eair Goods €1 every description and at prices low as the lowest. Spxial attention to custom work. The ro main der of my stock of NOTIONS are delng dlsposed of at T MRS. D. 337 Broadway, COBT. A FACT,call and be convinced. A.BENEDICT, Ccuncil Bluffs. Towa, SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS. LEADING Merchant Tailors ! 7 and 9 Mala St., CounciL BLurrs, - - - Jowa. A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From. I, H, FIELD., W. C. ESTEP Field & Estep, FUNDERTAKERS No. 317 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa. Calls Attended Promptly, Day and Night, Particular aitention given to Embalminy Telephone No, 97. THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER NO. 2, Jsthe Highest Achicvement in Writing Machines in the World, With caly 30 keys to learn s operate. It prints 76 characters including caps and small letters, punctuations, figures, signs and Iractions. It 's the siinplost_and most raphd writiog machine mado a8 well 8 the most durable B Send for free illusirated pamphlet, Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Chicago, 111, Sole Agents, H, SHOLES, Oouncil Bluffs Agent for Weatern Towa Dr, W. H. Sherraden DENTIST, Magonic Temple, Oouncll Blufts 1 lowa R. Rice M. D, CANCERS, sas S miieg mhem ™ CERONIC DISEASESsrss sas smoste 0. ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS No. 201 Upper Beoadway, Councll Bluffs, J. L. DeBEVOISE, Onion Ticke! Agent No. 507 Broadway Oouncll Bluffs. Railway Time Table. OOUNCIL "BLUFFS. The tollc axe tho timos of rture of traine by contral sta (ool depore, Tralua leare tr op aten aarlier and arrive ten minutos Iator. BEPAKT arrival and de. thy $HI0AG0 0 NORTHWRSTHRY, Mail and Aecom: Express CHIGAGO AND w 0K IBLANY, Nail and E 10ds xpross ation HICASC, MILWAUKEE AXD BT, PAUL Ma'l and Exprese Express 10480, BURLANGTON AND QUINOT, Mail and Express Aocommodation Express WANARE, BT, LOUIS AND FAOIG, From Transter only, 1300 % 8).[Louls Express T4 Chlowo Exp via Peorls KANEAS GIYT, 7. JOB AND COUNGEL BLUYPS. Mail and Expross Expross WHOUX GITY AND FAGITIO, Mall for Sloux City Exproes for 84 Paul UNION PAOIKIC, Donver Express Lincoln Pass 0's &R V Overland Express DUMMT TRAINS TO OMAHA xa e g8 ¥s [ T B2 owen 7:86—8:00—10:00 12:60 ~ 4:00—:00—4 09— 4 85— b6.66 \ i Matter of Application of IfenryStantord ¢ quor License NOTICE, hereby glven thet Honvs Stanford did filo his &p Omsha, as_liquors b Notlos 1o Malt,Spiritiion Strech, 8 ward 7 April 188 1850, 1t there Bono ot Jection, remonstranco or protest 1 within two weeks from Maroh 23th A. D. 1885, Matter of Ay NOTICR. Notice s horelyy given that Mres 11 ¥ upon tho 25th dey of Mach A. D. 1856, 1) cation to tho May licente to soll bet 20th and 22 Neb,from _tho of Aprl 1888, it there bo 1o objoction, remonstran fled within two week fram March the sald | glven that D, Notice s heroby ) upon the 28th day of Marot, A plication to the Mavor and City for pormit to sell Malt, Spiriiuows and Vinous Li o druggist, for medicinal, mechanical th o of Apr chomical purposes unly, at No 628 § 15t Ward,Omaha, Neb.. frons tho 11th d 1885, to the 11th day of Aprll; 1898, 11 thers bo no objection, remonstrance or protost 8lod within two weeka from Maroh 23th, A. D. 1885, 4 permis will bo granted, B. Townu, Applioant. Mattico fo Matter f Application of 8. J. o drugglst. pormit to sell liquo NOTIC! horeby givon that S, J, 8. Mat lec did up h day of March A. D183, fllc hia ape plcation to the - s y ' councll o Omaha, for permit to sell malt, spiritious and vinous " liquors, a a diugylst, for madicinal, me- chanical and ciemica purposes only, at 8 K Cor 18th & Clark stroet, 6th ward, Omaha, Neb . from the 11th day of April, 1885 to the 11th day of April 1850, 1t thero be no objectlon, remonstrance or protest flied within two wooks from March 28%h A, D, 1835 the sald porm ¥ willbe granted, 8 J. 8. JJL'CIEW Notice th Applicant, ", €ty Clerk. Matter of Applioation of J, A Fuller & Co, for Permat to Sell Liquor as » Druggist. CHATTEL MORTAGE SALE. Whereas default tins boen made in the payment of & certaln promisory note, sald note being secured by # ohattel mortgago a another note due April 10th 1685, also se Ly el d notes tod eignod to d mortgage was to sccare payment of the sum of cighty-eight dc1ars and interest +hereon and costs h ofAp 11,1835, at + “herealter Al to the r1or cash, the 1 roperty «oseribed in , twitt 1 on the B& M , Omaha, Douglas County, ~eb-ask ¢ ald Weiden and his family 1 v w date aod constable Matter of py ication. of Schrocter & Bocht for Po wiit to sell Lquora as Dragg st NOTIC hereby given. that Schroster & Be th day ef March, A. 1. 1885, filoth plica the Mavor atd’ City Council of or peracit tysell Malt, Spirituous and Vinous quors, as a Druggist for medio c ohemic at No 211 Boutk 15h B the 11th day of Aprl, , 1680, 1t there be no objection, romon filed within two weoks trom Marcl the said licenge will be grantad o o1 protest , A. D, 1885, T Applicants. ) Clty Clerk. Matter of Application of August C Uhtot i5r Liquer Li conse. NOT Notice Ia heroby giver that A thezgth day of D. to the Mayor and Ci sell Mal S of April 18 day Tt thrh bo no objection, remonstrance or protost filod within twowe ks from March A D, 1885 the said license will be granted. Auuust € U 3.3 oi did upon o his applioation a for 08, Applicant, T, City Clerk. Matter of application of jwor Licon NOTIC ieg ftor Lis Notice is hereby upon tho 23th day of 0122 11th ana Capitol ave., 3d War ., from the 1itlyday of April, 1886 to the rotost objgction, remonstrance or i 1886, filed within two weoks fe m Maroh 2ih, 4. the sald licenve wi-1 b grant s Hina, Applicant. £ i JJLCInwETT City C Plicstion of J. A. Blerbach for Liquor License. NOTI® Noticois horeby siven that Ji A Bi‘rhach cid w the 18th day of April,A. D 1ni6, filo his applc tion to the Bo rd uf Chunts: Commissioners Doug] Neb , for firease 10 woll malt tatio W irituous and 11 Go May 1835, 10 t}o It A 3 11 torc b o obj ction, remonstrance or protest, lod within tw weuks from. April 16th, A. D 1656, the sa d dicon acted. 15T #LumvacH, Applicant. IL T, Lo, Matter of Applioation of H P. Rowloy for permit o soll ligor asa drugglst TICE. co is hereby given that M. P. nous Liquors medicinal, mechanioal and chemi- st No 1008 Saundors stroet, Gth pon the Y icatio 4 the Mayor and City Couns or pora 1> wll Malty Spielious and a3 a dru, netrance or protist If thare bo noobjeotion, rem March 28th, A. D. 1885, filed within tw o woeks fro thesald pormit, will bo granscd. v Rowiky, Applicast. [ 3.3 L.C. JuWri1, City Clerk. NOTICE, Noticois hereby giventhatJ. A. Fuller & Co., did upon the Z6th day of March A, D 1865, file theiv application to the Mayox and city counail of Osmaha, for permit to_ sell malf, spirituous and vinous liq=ors as & druggist, for , meehanical and chemical purposes Douglas_ Street. from the 11th day i ‘the 11th day of April, 1886, If thero bo no objection, remonsirance or protest filed within two weeks from March 28th A, . 1685, the eaid license will ba granted. J. A J.J. L CJ Furier & Co,, Applicants, &wrr, Oty Clesk, Matter of Appheation of J. W. Bell for Permit to Sell Liquor as a Drugglet. NOTICE, Notice ls hereby given that J. W, Ball did upon the 28th day of March A, D, '18:5, file his application to the mayor_and city coun cil of Omabaw for permit to sell malt, spirit- uous and Vinous liquors, a8 a druggist for medical, mechanical and chemical purposes only, at No. #20 Bouth Tenthth 1st” ward, Omaha, Neb,, day of April, 1885, to the 1lth day of April, 1856, If there be mo objeckion, remonstrance or protest filed within two weoks from March 28th A, 1), 1885, the said license will be granted, J.J. L G WETT, Jno, W, Brui, City Clerk, Applicant, Matter of spplication of Leeder & MoDonald for Liqucr, License. , e Sheir ap- y Councll of Omaha, ituous and vinous liquors, gine streod, Third Ward, » from tho 11th day of Aprll, 1885 to 11th day of Aprll, 1686 1t there be no objection, rem: protost filed within 4w 0 weeks from March 2th, A. D, 1635, e said licecse will o granted RBDRR DoNALD, Applicant 3.3, L C. Juwarr, Olby ¢ holionale. Maitor of Application of Max Gladstons for LAqor Li- oonse. NOTICE. Noticels bereby given that Max Gladstone did upe oo the 15ch day of april 1586 flocls 10 the Mavor and Ciby Coun il of O 1 soll MLt Splrituous aad Vinous Lig Douglaa Btresta, Taid - ward, Owaha, Neb.,. rom the 118k day April 1885, W th ol i gt P o 11th day of Alere be no objection, remonstrance or flled within two weeks from Apell 184h A. the 8.4d Hosaee will be granted . Mz GLaswmoxs, Applicant, 3.3, L.0 JEWETT, Ciky Clerk. otest, . 168