Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 9, 1885, Page 6

THE DAILY BEF. JOUNCIL BLUFFS Thursday Morning, July 9. ESUBSCRIPTION BATES, ByCorrin = = = = = = = 90 centeper week BIMAl = | = = -mwwr-u MINOR MENTION. Relter, merchant tallor, for fine goode. Diphtheria ls causing great tronble at FEarling, Frod Slmpeon was yesterdsy fined by Juatics Schurz for assaulting Lee Saut. Tovitations are out for a lawn party at the rasidence of Mrs. George Keeline this evening. Harry Birkinbine has a new turn-ont on the stroets, 1t belng made for him by Hattenhaver. Mrs. Ellen Hill dled at her residence yosterday noon. The funeral will take place at 10 o’clock this morning. Thero has been a fine musical program arranged for the festival to be glven by the Harmony misslon this evening. H. G. Thurman, having sold his Inter- ost in the Villsca Revlew, has come to this oity to take charge of tho Railroad Reporter. John Short, the lower Broadway grocer, has taken his son Into partner- ahip and the new flrm Is now known as Short & Son. The office of Dr, Rice bas had Its in- terior greatly improved, and In its new style it must rank with the best and moat attractive officesin the clty. Minnie Foxley, for trying to decorate the upper portion of the city with car- mine, was yesterday fined enough to make a ten dollar bill look sickly, The new county jall Is fast approaching completion, 1t s being watched with much curlosity, as {t 1s the first rotary jall erected In this part of the country. George Ferguson, the younger, of thg Paclfic house, has eecured a pair of pralric dogs which he is keeping as pets until he can find out where their ears are. Aldarman Mynster proposes to donate his salary to the city to help pay for necessary expenses. The oclty has not reached such a deplorable financial con- dition as that yet. Charlie Walters has concluded that it 1s his fight after all, and that if he wants to hold on to the chieftalnship of the fire department he must wrestlo, and not|g.g leave it all to the councll. The hardware stores are to close at 7 o'clock every evening until the 1stof Oc- tober. The clerks of other stores are hoping the example will be followed by thelr employers, Oharles Hill's littlo child accldentally g0t the metal top of a perfumery bottle in its throat, and had a narrow escape from choking, Dr. Seybert being sum- moned just in time to pull out the ob- struction with a palr of forceps. James Nolan, who was killed while trying to board a train at Avoca, on the Fourth, used to be employed at the In- stitution for the deaf and dumb, and later on the farm of Mr. Rue, near the institution, He left here about two weeks sgo, The Ice cream parlors opened for the benefit of the Eplecopal church and con- ducted by the ladles has been runnming only fairly, so far as profits are concerned, and It s sald that the enterprise will be wound up with a New Eogland supper snd dance, This atternoon at 4 o’clock there Is to be & meeting of the city oouncil, as com- mittee of the whole, to conslder the mat- ter of a change ot the grade of Benton, Harrleon, and Second streets, and all property owners interested are lhvited to be present and examine the plans and offer their views, The plans for the new government building hers are now sald to be com- ploted, and that the bids will be adver- tlsed for on the 15th, It looks now that with the new court house golng right ahead, and the work startlng up on the Rovernment building, that the building boom will not all be pat over until another season, Yestordsy afternoon ata foew minates past 4 oclock as a number of people were passing the masontc temple a large piece of cornice off of the cupola of the bailding came down witha crash. Luck- lly no one was Injured, the cornloe falling to the middle of the street and landiog on the crossing. The gatherlng of teachers at the Bloomer bullding Increases in nambers ond io Interest. The teachers seem de- terminod toget all the good possible out of the hints and instruction being glven by tho instructors, and leaders, and desplto the heat good work ls heing done snd with more enthusiasm thsn would naturally be expected with the thermmoe- tex crawling out of the top story, A youog man pamed White, who isa pluwber aud who bas been in the employ of Luwis & Gilbert, has disappeared from the city, leaving his young wifo In & deli- cate coudion, and without money to pay her board at Mrs, Andereon’s, on uorth Maln street, where she fs now stopplog. White s said to have heart- leasly deserted the wife, and the clreum- stances ecom to bear out that theory of his sudden disippearance, The case is one which should attract the attention of thoae who are charitably iucllned, Yesterdsy mcralug a lot of paper from the Nonparell office was being burned in Ot sireet, and as thore scemed to be danges of the wiud blowlog some of i0g pleces nto the livery siables snd causing a blezs, the fire 'and dregged over the but some of the sowe the bur. ey {here, L sculderes T8 ;:;k {oto he rreex_» THE DAILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFFS,THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1885, burning pleces were then carrled by the wind agalnst a lot of straw and manare, which had been dumped along the bank, and this pile caught on fire, requiring the servioes of the fire department to get It under subjection, and to prevent further danger. The olty has commenced & suit sgales’ J. T. Stewart and the Rock Island raill way to settle the matter of the right of way over certaln property to be used In making the sewer ditch, It seems that in 1876 the olty planned to have the orerk straightened, and needing the right of way across ground owned by the Rock Island rallway, negotiated for the same, the price belng $900, but Mr. Stewart being anxious to have the Improvement made agreed to secure the right of way for 700 and the councll told him to do so, but afterwards the plan was abandoned. Stewart brought sult, and racovered about $1,300, and the matter has been lylog dormant until recently, when the city reviving the project finds that the right-of-way Is stlll clalmed by the Rock Island. This suit Ia to compel the Rock Island ratlway to glve the right-of-way, and to compel Mr. Stewart to secure It and settle for it, BUOKLING ON THE.ARMOUR The Present Posumaster to b.o Te- tained for the FPresent and Other Claims Rejected. The news that the present struggle for the postoffice hae been settled by the decislon to leave the present postmaster, Phil Armour, In possesslon of the office, causes much satlsfaction among business men of both parties. The fight between Wells Cook and Tom Bowman has got to be a bitter one, Bowman being raid to heve gone so far as to attack the personal reputatlon of Mr. Cook, in his despera- tlon. When It thus became a con- test as to which could say the meanest things of the other, the authorlties at Washington promptly declded that It was beet to let the pres- ent postmaster remain, there belng no just cause for his mmuvnl It is con- ceded that Armour has done more for the service, and to better the office, than 7 one who has ever held the position, nd having been connected with the postoffice buslness ever since boyhood, it will be hard work to find a succes: who can do as well with the office as he. The declslon to let mattors remaln as at present is caused, evidently, from the difficulty the authoritles have In deciding the quarrel between tbe two aspirants, rather than nng partlcalar love for Ar- mour, but the business men wlll be satls. ———— Shipments of Stock, The following are the latest shipments of stock from the yards: Felt, 1 car horses, 20 head, Ewing, Neb., via Sioux City. J.F. Lowyer, 2 cars hogs, 120 head, Chlcago, via 0. B. & Q. J. H. Jones, 1 oar cattle, 34 head, R-wllngu, via U. P. N. Fritz, 1 car hogs, 38 head, Omahs, via U, P, J. 0. Allen & Oo., 2 cars hogs, 126 head, Chioago, via N, W. . Burnett, 2 cars cmle, 37 head, Ft. Cnlllnl, viaU, P, North Loup Cattle Co., 1 car horses, 18 hoad, Elber, Neb., via U, P, L. C. Baldwin, 1 car cattle, 5 head, Sllver Olty, vla Wabash, G. D. Walker, 1 car hogs, 65 head, Chloago, via N. W. Oharles Perkey, 1 oar hogs, 69 head Chlcago, via R. 1. J. K, Nasb, 1 car hegs, 68 head Chi- c-go, via N. w F. R. Black, Ohuugo, via N A. Caldwell. 1 car hogs, 59 head, Chi- cago, via M. & St. P, U. W. Oook & Son 1 eor horees, 18 head, North Platte, via U. 8.'T, Arnold, 1 car hogu, 66, head, Chteago, via N. W, Same, 1 car cattle, 22 head, W. E. Smlth, 4 cars hugl, 265 hea Oluclgo, viaR. I R. Alter, 7 cars cattle, 140 head, Ohlugn, via N, W. N. Weit & Sun, 2 cars sheep, 266 Chleago, via N, F. Hoy, 1 car hogl 65 head, Chleago, via Q S. G. Dodge, 3 cars hogs, 65 head Chi- cago, via Milwaukee, “3 cars hogs, 169 head, ead, PERSONAL, C. T, Keatley, one of Keokuk's manufactur- ers, is1n the city on a visit to his brother, Col. Keatley. G. J. Childs and wife have returned from a visit to their old home in Vermont, haviog been away two months, Mrs, Woods, daughter of Judge James, ar- rived here with her child yesterday on a visit to her parents and friends, J, J. Vanderveer, the champion heavy weight, left last eveuing to visit some of the fmplement trade on the Q" road, Hiram F. Woodworth, clerk at the Rey- nolds house in Atlantic, was in the city yes- terday, a guest of the Pacific house, 0. P, McKissen, of the Northwestern Man- ufacturiog and Car company, is now working Fremont and other Nebraska towns there. abouts, A, G, Brown left last evening for a busm- nees trip (to northern Nebraska, Mr, B. having left for the east, home now has no charms for Brown, Robert Kirkwood, county supervisor, was in the city yesterday, seeivg about calling special meeting of the board to consider the court house question, W. C. James, who has been confined to his home several days by illness, Is able to be out and about again, His health has been rather poorly for some time past, aud he is planniog #oon to take a trip, in the hope of bettering it by the change. e — Dissolution of Partnership. The partnership heretofore exlsting between J, O. Gerspacher and George Gerepacher, 1s this day dissolved by mut- usl consent, The busine:s will be con tiuued by J, C. Gerspacher, at the old stand, All bills due the firm, or by the fira, will be settled by J. O. Gerspacher. Personal bills will be settled by the iu dlvidual contracting. J. 0. Grc CouxciL Brurrs, Ju GERSPACHER, g GEKSPACHER, Substantlal abstra estate losns, J, W, 101 Pearl street, and E, L, Squires, NO MORE DELAY. The Foundations of the New Court to be Laid at Once. The Old Bite to be Retaiued, The delay In the building of the new court house has caueed no little stir, and the proposed change of locatlon, while generally thought to be a sort of blaff on the part of the county board, caused still more of a atir. It ls a matter of con- gratalation that the county board has declded to have no farther delaysor talk, but to proceed with the bullding. A special meeting of the county board Is to becalled at an early date for the pur- pose of advertlsing for blds for the construction of the bullding, 1t being conceded that In regard to sewerage the cliy will do its part as soon as possi- ble, and that nothing can be galned by farther delay, while much can be and will be lost by such delay. The building oan have its foundations so laid that the sewerage connections can be made after. wards, and by the tlme the building is ready for occupaucy the sewer will be done. The greatest trouble s in regard to the new jall, for that will soon be done, and there is no way provlded for sewering that, and the jall must be occapled at once, for the prisoners now confined In the old jail under the court house must be removed before that bullding can be torn away to make room for the mew court house, Some way wlill be found out of that dilemma however, and the work will proceed so far as to have the foundations Iald thls fall. e Read Judd & Smith's offer of $1,000 roward in another column, ——— Hanthorn sells wood at hls feed store. e —— Again Pat Of A telegram from Des Moines says that the declsion in the Aylesworth.Loof- bourow judiclal contest was agaln post- poned yesterday, It going over now un- til the 18th. The people will soon be- lleve this case bas got into the same pigeon hole as the saloon injunction cages, and wlll reach an end some time in the future, but so far away that all now concerned will be beyond an earthly appeal. Muecller Music Company, ‘Wil gell all the planos and organs pur- chased at the J. Mueller sale at closing out prices. Either cash or time pay- ments. Now s your time to get planos Tland ergans cheap as tne old busincss must be closed up. e ———— VERY FUNNY, HefJThought It Wae, at Least, Until the_HusbandjIntroduced H f, Three ladles and one gentleman, says the New York Telegram, boarded one of the street cars In Brooklyn. They were nicely dressed, acd sat near to the door in the rear of the car. The gentleman went out on the front platform to smoke. The ladies soon were talking In a lively manner. The conductor listened to the conve; on. The gentleman finlshed his cigar and walked to the rear plat- fo ay; did you see those three ladles talking,” sald the conductor, pointing to the ladies. ““Yes,” replled the gentloman., “Well, 1t would make a brass monkey laugh to hear them.” “Yes}” “One of them—that one with a rose in her bosom—Is tellicg a yara.” “Yen]” i ““You can bet your life,” sald the con- ductor. “What Is the ysrn?’ asked the pas. senger. “She's bann lately marrled.” *‘She has?”’ "Yeu, and she Is telling of her exper- fence.” “‘She 187" “‘Yes, and she says she has a husband who is afrald to say boo.” “‘You don’t say?”’ ““Yes, I do; and she says that she makes him wash the dishes.” “‘She does?” *‘Yes, and make the bed.” *‘Are you certain she sald that?” ‘‘Yes, [ am certain of it. She sald more than thet,” “She did! What was 1t?” *That aha made him work the sewing machine.” “‘Ses here, my friend,” sald the gen- tleman to whom the remarks were & dressed, ‘‘you are certain that the lady ul(% '-ll thn you have been just repeat- ing?” "om.m of it.” *“Every word?” “‘Yes, every word."” “Do you know who the lady’s hus- band 17" “*No, Ido not.” “Weil, I am, you blan! Some of the male passengers inter- fered and saved the condactor's life. The gentleman, his wife, and her two friends had arrived within a block or two of thelr destinatlon, and s they got off the csr. NOLL'S PORTABLE Pneumaltic Beer Fancet | blank, blank, 4dA0 IN EVERY CIVILIZED COUNTRY. SLADNAVA ww e Price £15.00. A liberal discount will be wade to pirties ordering a half ¢oz n Faucets at one time, For further particulars inquire of R F. RAIN, Council Bluffs, lowa, Agent for Western Towa and Neb. partare of tralns OUNCIL BLUFFS ARPET_COMPANY CARPETS, Curtains, Qil Cloths, Window Shades, Linoleums, Mattings, OPHOLSTERY G00DS Rugs, Ete., Etc. Careful Attention Glven to Ou of Town Orders. Upholstery and Drapery Work a Svecialty. Our stock Is the Largest in the West and is being continually replenished by all the latest and choicest noveltles. 05 Br omlway Coun cil Brufis L. DxBEVUISE, Umnn Ticket Agent No. 607 Broadway Oonncll Bluffs. Railway Time Table. OOUNCIL BLUFFS, Ths following aro tho tiros of tho arrlral aad do. by central etandard time, a8 the alns loave transfor dopol dem min. and arrive ton minutes Iater, AnRIVE 10400 And NORTHWRSTRN, Matl and Express Accommodation Expross CHIGAGO AND ROCK 18LAND, Mall and Express Aoccommodation Express 4 UHICAGO, MILWAUKKR AND 8T, PAUL, Mall and Express : Expross UHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINOY, Mall and Expross A¢ commodation X pross JABASH, BY. LOUIS AND PACIFIO. Local 81, Louls Exprets Local Transfor ~* Transter 8:20 p M Looal Chlcago & St L Exp Local Transter + Tran KANBAS OITY, ST. JON AND OOUNOIL BLUYPS. Mail and Expross Express BOUX aTTY AND PACIFIO, Mall for Sloux City Exprees for St Paul UNION PaAGIFIC, Danver Express Lincoln Pass 0'a & R V Overland Express DUMMY TRAINS TO OMATA, The New York PLUMBING CO'Y. 552 Broadway: Council Bluffs, Iowa & HYDRAULIC ENGINEERS,PUB- LIC and PRIVATE SYSTEMS of SEW- ERAGE, WATER WORKS and VEN- TILATION design- ed and constructed. PLUMBING work in all its branches. This comvany have oneofthebest assort- ed stocks ot plumb- ing goodsinthe west. ‘Estimates furnish- ed. H. Birkinbine: Manager. EW YORK PLUMBING: CQ'Y, 552 BROADWAY COUNCIL BLUFFS Telephone No. 27. SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE.—Special a veriisements, suo as Losh Found, To Loan, For Bale, To Rent, Wants, Board. Ing, eta., will be Inserted in this column ab the low rate of TEN OENTS PER LINE for the fired insertion and rxvl CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent in- Leave advertisements ay our offive, No. T Birast: waa? Proatway WANTS. 1L TRADE—Fino blescle for s good horse, ad- dress B. C., Bee offico, Council Biufls, 90515 YA avten eranc, Can epoak dress F H; Boo office Counci] Eluffs, ANTED Situation on farm b exporlence. Addrets G. B Bluffs. youny man flice, Counci {OR SALE ~A first-class grocery stook anddx tu es J. R, Bnyder, 643 Broadway. ‘OR RENT—A new houte, 6 rooms, desirable loca- tion, all conveniencies, rent moderate. Inquire at Bee office, Humesrers HoHEOPATHlC‘ Velerinary Specfes Horses, Cattle, Sheep DOGS, HOGS, POULTRY, In use for over 20 years by Farmers, Stockbreeders, Horse R, R., &o. Used by co!e_mment. %3~ STABLE CHART <&s Mounted on Rollers & Book Mailed Free. Humphreys' Med. Co., 109 Fulton St., N. Y, Humphreys Homeopath:c Specific No.28 030 yoars. 'rhnav successful remedy foF Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness, Prostration, from " vor-ork or othor causes. 'I pl T nn! or b vialsmod large vial powder, for $5. Cpratptidon it nl lulnlm llun St, Ne 1A MAM WHD 18 UNACGUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THIB COUNTAY WILL GEE DY EXAMINING THIS MAP THAT THE rice. Alld hmu.. ne Co. IDWARD KUEHL JANCERS, ALIST soy I for_avyone glance in the ortaln conditions tn the fubure. wade to order ¥ o .fech IAMM:NOB wuar PO, BALE—Taads mproved, wad uElmproved. It you want & farm in western lows, Kansas Nebraska or Dakots, lotus hoar from you, WALKRR. VOR SALE—Houses, Lots and Land. A J " Stoph onson, 608 First avene. G RXGAANG— 8 8, b9, b 10, 13 aio Hotels in Gifl erent ti ne fcr sale or for trade. 135, spocisl bargain; 400 o imr roved farm worth 818,000, price for a shors time § 0, will trade for low priced Wester lands. Swan & Walker. 201, eaddlory Hardware manufacturing catab- shi(nt #tosk and mich western land ~ Swan & Waike 3 268, sk ct ey valio, §5,000, § for land. Bwin & 015 ook oF yenesstl meschanglss 1n/la i good wostern Towa town, valus 4,00, Wants an' i proved 20 B new stock of har waro in_a live Nebrasea town for land Swan & Walker. nplements snd_ shelt o about 8,000 wante & good im- n & Walker. tock of clothing in a good Wis- i jn landy and balance oash o m- B 510, stook of mixed hardwaro tn s ive western Towa town for cheap lands, value §6,000. Swan & Walker. gener valug and will pay B 2% fine brck block, ronta well in alive contr Ta.t.wn one rgom occuple: o Wo0ds, wante sn improved farm, building 18,000, goods §7,000. Bwan & i alker. l 212 stock lrf boots, shoes bats, caps valued 3,000, in no of the best tow Valued §3,000 for .ands. Swan & Walker. 218, » 83,000 stock of clothing. North Western I 56,01 diflerence. Swan & Wal £8,000 stock of druga in central fowa for Swan & Walerr, 0r stook of drugs value from €500 to$700 ro building avd lot valuo 8500 i wn wants partly lwproved land. Walker. Foy full partioulars, write to or_call upon Swan & Walker. 1{ you want to sell, buy or trad thing, tell 8. & W. about it. bwan & Walker, C cil Bluffs Tow FOR BALR BY S. A, PIERCE, 100 Main St., Couneil Bloff Retail Boot and 8hoe store Where big bargalns oan s1waye be found ONLY HOTEL In Council Blufly having & FIRE ESCAFPH. And all molern improvementa, call bells, fire alarm blls, etc., is' the CRESTON HOUSE 217 and 219, Maio Street, MAX M YHM, - PROPRJETOR I FRUIT, AND GARDEN FARM FOR §:LE, o8, ton o toult, wlx lu garden sad well, clater, &¢ inty Treasurer's l:i. Kice M. D, KELLER, ouncil Blufts, 3 olbes bumere umn-' withowt b kalty o1 drawing of ’HBfiNlL‘ DISEASBS 1all Hade o pociatty Nlllfl- HAIR S00DS Waves, Langtry and Pompadour Frizzes,8witch es, etc,, ready made and made to order. Prices cheaper than ever. Call and see for yourself, MRS. C. L. GILLETTE. Formerlv MRS. J. J. GOODE. 29 Main &treet, Council Bluff, WP, AYLSWORTH HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick hmldln&- of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed. Frame hous moved on Little Giant trucks, the best in the world, W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffs KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which we will sell In retail or carload lots || Stock Warranted as Reoresented Wholesalo and retall dealors in Grain and Baled Hay. Prioes rea. sonablo Batlstaction Guaranteed. SCHILUTER ¢ BO WLEY Cor. 5th Av. and 4th St., Councll Bluffs. Sold by the Jeading dealer in every city and town, @ E:. Burhorn, WJEWELER, AGENT 17 Main St., Council Bluffs, dmm=m $1000 REWARD For any case of Kidney or liver diseaso or dyspepsia, rheumatism, or any disease indndced by a lack of native power, that cannot be cured by the use of Drs, Judd & Smith's Electrio elts and Appliavces. No, 30, Fourth St., Council Bluffs, AGENTS WANTED. Norene & Landstrom, Merchant Tailors Suits to order In latest styles at cheapest possible /prices. No. 205 Main St., Council Bleff TR PEHENIX AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. Regular Dinner 11:30 to 1:30, 25 cents, 606 Broadway, Council :Blnfl’s. The only all night house in the city. Everythiog served in first class stylo and on shor notice, Hot and cold lunches always ready. LIVE STOGK. STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. any desired numbers; ranchmen should correspond ith Helfera and cown of all ages furnishod epurchs iog elsewhera W INDOW & CRAMPTON, Waverly, lowa. . P. NILES. Dealer ix \Wallpaper, Plain aod Ornamental Painting Graluing, Gilding, Paper Hanglog and Frescoing. 110 Mafn St., Council Bluffs, sMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Maln St., CouNciL Brures, - « « Iowa. Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand. N. BOHURZ. S.H. FILBERT, DRY GOODS. OFYION OVER AMERICAN RXPRESS WNTNOTE RLTTRWS TOWA ; Dubln g:l;:rllm ood gin — s Bolenlt ckonaits W. H, M. PUSD good shecting 80c Boots and shoes af prices as Lw Officer & Pusev. ; i GHOCERIES, BANKERSW Councll Bluffs, Iowa. Established, 1865 Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Ex Home Sscurities, THE fi[{,‘EA TU IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER: Lower Than Any Other House IN THE CITY, S. H. FILBERT: 6 Broadw:0 Oouncil Bluff Madame £ J. Balcear, Who for the past 10 years has been pract'sing San Francieco |4 now located at No 48 N. Oth Bire a now Opers House, (sdawe Balcear guaraniecs to restors 28 HAIR OR WHISKERS, O $o give suyone s bugh mustache or bring ol no growth of bix or board in from fous i 20 yards print Sross lfl “ any house ia the foot whito Russisn soap Kirke. - p por & ion worghsm, per gailon lish pound pound cans p oco, per pourd tobscso, per pound ands from §2.10 to §3 b0 por ot lsthe Highest At,lmw,mml in Writing Machines in the World, ho)l to learn an 76 characters Il lettors, unctuat igng and ractions. I mm sioplest and most rapid writing * machine made a8 well a8 e most dursble EF Send for free illustrated pamphlet Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Uhicago, T1l., Sole Agents. SHOLES, Councll Bluffs, Agent for Western Towa JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law COUNCIL BLUFI8, IOWA, Office Maln Streot, Rooms 7 and B, Shugartjan Beaobl ook, WALl prackics lo Busteand tate court 83, 0, H, rheumatism and tural gifs of ho Dv, E. J, Balcear, Council Blu ff