Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 11, 1886, Page 6

—_ THE DAILY BEE!SYW BOUSD TRAVELLERS. f,.-:;zj':f:g;,::t F ‘ ’. "t‘:"!\'.ri;::]:"Lf':;' ngpb\lpd \'OTICES PAID UP CAPITAL, $20,000 AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $190,000. his_overcont pockeis f with books to | tleman’s first iea « Thomp- | 0 ~Special advertisoments, such as . |k( his co: ‘, fecl heavy som wae awarded Tost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants . M- f Theit L {ences, Both Btormy arty of us started to walk down to I'he winne o o Boarding, ete., will be inserted in this column at ] in the M ! + | thelow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for tha | the l-\mh this morning, but we only got and § ; ) MONDAY MORNING, JAN. 11 %00 Huany, a mile when we ned a train W Euchre cln f v 1son haye b | firstinsertion and FIV PER 1 - going to try and make the trip. We | Mre. ) ) s. Horace 1 ench subsequent . Leave advertise- | CEEICE: No.12 Pear) Straet. CENSURING THE GRAND JURY. went back and finally left the Valley with | A veley mentsat our office, No. 13 Poarl strect, near | - a ‘double 1 ‘here were about ] o Broadway , Council Bluffs, Delivered by carrier in any part of the city at e thirty on board and we t ‘dusted’ into prizes have been e I 1| ——— it N inlessthan | Clark, Hon. W, I’ 8 ¢ 3 s, ' A Wreck on the Northwestern—Fight- | the Blufls—twenty-one miles arl Sapp, « ¢« Manager | Gver the Coroner's Ofice—An | th rly “‘1‘ m‘mxl‘m' ‘\mv.ll( o .\m{: '1'?]"""" ":m”.v‘&‘ nlylui.lv. _;lu I"Hl % %R PIIONES ety now ‘and again, but we ‘got there.' You | James, N. Baldsvin and Vel by Gronewes & T TR L el o) o b Lk | ought to s n the stow fly; terrible. | Cory Schoentzon. Enquite of Mesalion & (0., No. INCORFORATED, and Freezing. I'm going to remain home for a while b ———— Nienr E No. 23, | o € - —— S— 161 B [n ad Destitution. WAN & WALKER, No @ Main streer, SUCCESSORS TO J. MUBLLER. Yes, there were Billy Kecline, 11, 1 Mrs. Barringer, an old lady living in a under Citizon's Bank), real estate ana mer. MINOR MENTION, A Sensational Jury. \ m “(”"‘ l' MW “. Charli |” little hovel next to the new E 11 d oker Our books are full (t Relter's, and made a final report to | men up thel re uml, us \\.»] filled seve: and was found on the street in a badly ask is: 1T you e Loofbonto as ovide ¢ | hacks and Jake Roger's 'bus when we " . gt v our line, writ LOOILGUTOW N oYLV | owms \py Yromm Yheelurit Uiis ilernoons | :w‘/\ n “unvm“.n .\Iu ,,n.,;,, will 1|,.| u,..\hl- | Vargnins £ y Anothe aveling salesman for one of | to have her sent to the asylum e ol s SRS R A i\ N Additional Council Blufis local will be | some of the jurymen had conducted | ¢ MOUCRIFISCIINE siesman, Sor gue o0 SootlTRYLy K, ont; SHe)| B tocks of & , i v IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN found on seventh page themselves, He proceeded to give them | guid: 1 _don't want any more snow iu ¢ for years, and when in h YU, Swan ouncil Blufrs The M ompany is to appear | a dres ip which would keep them | mine. We 1 a good crowd up at the e was one of she most enltured TANTED-—(Good girl to do housework at 618 uniary 19 warm, if not hot, even with the thermom- | Vallev and Jots of fun, but its awial ex s, An excellent performer on the Bancroft St An attempt will be made to-day torun | cior brlow the teens. and make their ears | Pensive e boys did the best they | . an artist of no mean ability, won- | yy+ D1 bl the street cars so far a8 the dummy depot | twal Toamite the frost. The judge de. | conld to pass away the time. Mr. Cheney dartaly skilitul in embroidery and fancy BIITAvI0 Mol tats a Roaawriory the Permit to wed has been given J.J. | '8 b i told the porter on Friday night to keep ilowwork, u lifguist With Soveral Infi. | towork i Counetl Hite & poig o Wi, & Ryan, of Omalia, and Miss Ella Ahern, of | ¢lared that he would herenftor mike bis | the stoves going and to “burn everything | gnages Feady command, she js | Randall. Bupt. of Agere.es, Ugden House. y Ryan, 1ahe, and bt g opening instractions more elear and dis- | oxeept the hotel to keep us warm. Sev: ; passed this city G t 14 ¥ I Cx passed jnto dotage and poverty ENT—Part of il S of it i tinet fo grand juries. From information | eral of the traveling men got broke. The | Sihe nas for o long tme Tved Alono in the g el P LRI \ ‘The board of connty supervisorsfinished | oeoived” by him, he was satis boys sized up their iles yesterday morn- | yiserable hovel, subsisting on ity, their labors Saturday. and adjourned | geprtain of the jurymen had allowed them- | S o the At o + o i N i intio: it Sutis ant sonmiol) st ot e st | e, Nowt s bad g, k| sy it it Natls | oo e gy e AR FOI SALE - o Toys and Fancy Goods. JOR RENT nts to order, from &5 up, ¢ The new hoard of trade meets to-n: row evening. not pleased with the manner in which The Union Pacific employes at the | terested in eases being investigated; that | hroke before Sunday if we'd had to stay | fi ! J & roke before Sund: ad 1o sty | firmitios of old aee, it 1 ~lwv||\nr\ difi transfer ficight depot will receive their | they had been talked to and had talked | there, As it was one of the me its of | cult for the authorities or friends to do 14 T this morning ) n .;uuh ||‘nm~bln|lmn ! and | this city, who was in the crowd, bec anything for her or with hor, Unless 11130, 1 Carl Williams is in the city jail on sus- g oly been influenced by such a pres- | husted, and came home on bor L | taken eare of in some way, she will be | ©ne for eight horses, r 0 slobr an P o i " picion of being the fellow Wwho went | sure in some niatters. HeHay.Y found some morning dead i her house, | &1 wagon housiss AR We make the celebrated Hardman Pianos, and the Royal Whitney organs, a specialty through Cornell’s coflin shop.”” He further had |-m-n_ ml(l'vrl‘nvlll ‘(h-u “Hello," shouted a commereial man to | op upon the street, a sad ending for o soik “""';;;‘\‘(‘l‘ ADDIGH, Chor “:v'lllmn Every instrument warranted. Send for catalogues, Wanted—A chiambermaid and laundry | Some members of the grand jury bad be- | the Brk man Saturd “1ind you folks | Jifo which has been marked by such ac mm and_small fr0its, Nevor failing 8(00Kk 4 1.8 SRR girl to do plun washing and ironing. came so intoxicated as to be unfit for | here have had a littic cool spell. T left | complishments or. R, P, OFFICKI, 50 Brondway, Council MUELLER MUSIC CO., Council Bluffs, Pacivie Hot duty. ]l l“; “Idu <nm'|wn! severe cen- | Jiere about a week ago to take a short il va. i Coxt Thursdoy and Friday evenings | Sure. In discharging the jury it wa trip of about forty miles. Got snow- [ Best coal and wood m the city at Glea- OUSES FOR RENT-At MeMabion & Co MRS‘]'.”I,.I.',',”",‘,,,.‘,””'“»,”' "'.,l,.'.‘ ab it the | parent from the “remarks of the judge | hound, spent all the money I had, and | son's, 26 Pear] sti Y j P NSRBI T Py 1 V. t he felt not in the humor of compli- | ymong four of us we conld only serape opera hiouse in-Hugh - Comway’s “Dark | 1nil iGN G" of of u o — ety 3 giving them a “God | up about $15. The pool was divided Result of the Museum Benefit, "7‘7‘ T l";":x\\' Patterson & Co. have sold their biess you.” fivi amonge us and I just got in with ten eents | The teachers of Bloom sehiool wish to [ P AYILLSWOR o I‘I, enis formeime e hvak o SR | The fudge remarked that it his censure | in my pocket aficr paying my bus fare | uank the G. A R. for the use of their USSELL (o) Gl e | SCCMIEC 1to those jurymen who had | from the depot vy o 5 s By ey Neb., who took eharge | FEbIH MR LS JUGHt to wetorm li's prominent merchants | €ross, Messrs. Cook and Keller for their sk their dities, they must console themselves | yesterday greeted a Ber man in the cor- | flags, Messrs, Bonham and Harkness for i [l\auwl vl l-]"lfl\ of oy he A8 accumit | by the thought of how poor dog Tray had | Tidor of the I I stated that | pictures, W. W. Chapman for casles, e b raer e | sffered on account of the company in | o had finally reaclied Conneil Blung | Miss Tl T, 5T FenwaRa vad THa Manufacturersof all sizes of hianled awiy in coal cars and dumped | 5 Tl failed, | after having heen fastened in_ the snow SE¥EY o tRIENN B T UG where room is not <o v ole. VR, 10 Noto 4lie TRet Tt tha. Lonest.| &t Weaton, toh thiles @nst of thivel ity, | pleasingly, and tc Few men have put in an appearance | jurymen did not have the say as to what | since Thubsday last. When asked how N reil, Globe and Bex for their at the freight transfer yards during. this | company they should have. the passengers fared he said: “There were | 10¢ swithout eharge—all of whom : helped them to make a suceess of the en- cold weather, but they were all given The criticisms of the judge have | about seventy-live of us, and had the ! 7 . work shoveling the drifiing snow. brought to the surface all sorts of reports | Rock Island train not had’ a dining car '|~ ! '.""'l’:\":u"f«n” any's opera house, Mr. Conrad Geise is arranging to com- | as w0 the e s leadi to their utter- | attached Ldon’t know what wonid 9 Uy 4 % g bas! Bl ed mence cutting ice at the like. A plat- | ance. Th general belief that | become of us. J. J. Anderson, the dining lhe total reecipts were £108.80, the Especinlly Designed for Running g ! ! expenses $30.25. The muscum debt of form will be put up to-day. The ice is | there some ground for the censure, | car conductor, fised up a fine dinne ruul M H i ¢ i p Thur: $10.15 has been paid, leaving s f S, GRAIN E 1S, e ‘hes thick o serys about some a ibing tc et N sl (4] B 1 i MILLS, GRAIN F ORS, thirteen inches thick and clear as eryst about some of tl ying too | supper for us Thursday n k f. of §0.40. . Tho. items of oxpenditn i John N. Baldwin has filed an applicn. | freely cause of censure, iad two square meals. We lived hi { ¢ ) i R okt Wi TG R okt BT iHE arisen from the fact _even had qu wst. Satur- | be found filed in the superintendent's AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS, | pyick huflaings of any kind raisod or moved and satistaction guarantsod. Feame housos moved 8 t fiice, Bloom building y ¥ matter will 1 ‘hed at an carly date, [ jur ainst A, we had a good bry about 10 | © ¥ 5 on Little Giant trucks—the best in the world, ahdl it 1s ] AN Coftman, who killed a_man named od clock, but that was our sal, On Bubainn a1 Dt T‘ ENe andrre Tubular and Locomotive Boilers, being hung, will be walking the st Main at Avoca. It is whispered that 'ty 1 pataien in [E Rl DRI 1 8 of o and rea ; )8 Tig! AVeRne ¢ o Siven \ 3 9 LR < s Coffman, being & man of means, infiu- Nening and breakfasted yesterday | gatate loans. = J. W, & B. L. Squire, 101 New Massillon T hreshers. 808 Eighth Avenue and Eighth Strect, Council Blufts. 5 = : ence and friends, some influence was | m *Doc” Rolf, the sleéping e s, A number of the saloon men have not | {hee sl i N e furnichod thrco berths for - 3 paid-their December license yet, and pro- | brousght to be A II‘»]“II’ 0 ‘r“" SOLE "”‘_‘ et LAY WAL, Sl Tighting for the Coronership. Carey and Woodbury Horse Powers. fings are. being commeneil” by tho | A0 SHs Fesult: On Lo Sider B 1 | ¢ Dr. Bellinger proposes to carry his case wh:‘\nllll lll‘:'“\l\lillIlv:'\‘:v‘4|‘“I|"l!:rr’:|l"t o0 | ot showed cléarly that | ceived orders Fri into the courts and have it there deter- 4 , SKID, Judge Aylesworth next Saturdiy illing ‘was in_self defense, and that | to see how the Wi ing | mined whether e is coroner ornot. Ho | po 0o e (i B Theroitad ew of this evidence the jury could | along. He didn’t se nd the b ‘man | states the reason of his not qualifying i L tion Engines, Boitig ‘,“"”: ""l‘ on | not consistently have returned an” indiet- | o j 'l‘-"lI: \}'vn]l with llmnkhir (wur miles | heing that he was too ill to do so. On SAW MILLS. ETC suspicion of having stolen a live duck [ ™M A Chy] tceman | 1 sed Lo think Hemee Fok the momros | Thursday he had to appear before the ' ) HBHad at, Tl s Itis ¢ i in policeman | L used to think Henry Fox the meanest _ & i . i 1 A ']"l‘l‘l “"!"T“l;'l'l' e |')‘:‘\‘;‘:i'|‘ was in th ilea e man on ]llu- Rock ISland road but my | grand jury, Ilmt I“ s In,n ill (unln; any | Factory Massillon, O. Branch House I ) ) - | against him was being investigated, and | opinion has changed since my inearceri- | more t 1 'to be taken to the room of the 5 > cared. e mstery as to its where: | g ho remained there while the ballot | tion with him for three days, and T was grand jury, ynd then "htlh I (o i 510 Pearl St., Council Blufls. i taken. surprised to tind hiim such an accommo- | own house. 1e hrst ¢ g “Dark Days” will show at the opera |~ Onother claim is that there was too ARU e AR Byerly, the con- ras able to attend to busmiss | SEND FOR 1886 ANNUAL. house on Thursday and Iriday n-l‘:hl\ much “leaking.” Outsiders knew just | ductor of the Des Moines aceonmodation red his bond to the eounty be : i sl B R The company are snow bound in Webster ) v sing on inside, and the proba- | train, that left here Thursday morning | we formed that the board had (””* i';"'" GG (I'I\I‘I‘“;' n cor rsons being indicted “q and got stuck four miles west of 3 ul.I Ho claims trat it is pelled to eancel their dates at Le The grand ! ake ¢ - | Weston, walked oyer to our train and | spite worl and Sioux City, and will in '\lewh--lnhu port n.--m.’m he alleged ' in | was badly frozen. We had a preacher | in the ol ‘i ) not go to Lincoln, Neb, he accounts of ex-County Clerk . D. | and his wife aboad. He fed his wife on | as 1 matte nl.er"l means to test ihe At the transfer men, women and chil- | S erackers until they had to . Ar- | question by legal proceedings. l I | dren have v iting rooms for | i vas returned i derson invited all the ‘s — 82 : the pust th Many of them for | “Major” Willi: ¢ the murder had no munv-f’hulimsin hig car, but the | Harkness Brothers are offering their Jack of funds l\\(, béen compelled 8 gk also against George | preacher held out until he finally had to | entire stock of ladivs’ winter underwe to lay on the benches. The hnu-llln.m 1y 3 ~lv1|hn~r lumber and wheat ve in and then Anderson reminded [ at cost. agers have been very considerate, and in , and inst Jumes | him that he had been invited in and if he s AT the cases of women “with children, ruhhln;_r a passenger named hul‘,uuu hungry it was his own fault. Merrily Mated. B furnished rooms and meals during tl 1 on the Kansas City road. W out of bard coal and our fire Last evening at 6:30 o’clock William blockade, whether they had q I'he foreman, E. Rosecrans, was com- | were Lopl up with soft. e grub was | F. P If you buy any where except at Netcalf limifed tickets, which on Resolved, That _we do sincerely tender | Weston butit was o go, so they were |y % frog ¥ O WU 8500 8 B Bros, They are selling their Clothing at delay, must _expire before their journe; r thanki 4 ey 5 fed in the dining car. Shall take the are ded. e toket zonts ave Loant |(CLnanRs ok our doraminiz b Rosom frst Rowk <dand train for llomo agin. | tended by D, Patton, brother of the c d 4 h making these tickets good, and thus re- | yanner in which he ha ded and | Itis awfully expensive, this being snow | groom, and Miss Nancy Hickey, sister of T i o S "oy ™ | B 1 i 1 iy Bt L fro o L B | Cost, and guarantee prices on hats, caps, bronght before us. Be o¥e Sh young man who has lived o fre Our stock i8 now complete in every dopart S = T} a 1 thnhiwnsit gHLIDG i i} E e sure and your grocer for the A 1 Kiiing DPloto NS CTony e o “l“‘“\l)|ll\“l.dpf‘]l"]3|l‘i“]::‘"‘: I"“I4‘1‘|" i a The jury XII&nl:::‘\l(“:(sfi.lllll"fl (lll‘:h causo (;l bread made at Smith’ & Locrke's bukery, fmml, and_hs |u'~l o ol 0 ] (x:mu.mld contains all the latest styles and elfects underwear' hos!ery’ neckwear, sflk hand_ alrn J. ¥, Kimball attheirresidence, No. | joinin MhE! bR ;"4:[ AIxsn:l~:::‘-;-|bl o .(If'f'u“” be'st Si Pacifi 9 07 TFour L avenue, v postponed i or's 10| stoo TR 1 ade. a > d = Y - el et of o enbomed i | farmets losd el ool o jusy unied 2L veen Missouel Valloy and Sows | org o DY) kerchiefs, trunks, bags, ete., ete. preathor. RS e To the senato and nouse of representa- & The Chic T,"‘I"‘::,;']',:,“‘“‘)‘x"i Rty lllw worthy rido thus won by mn is u “or har 5 is pot | t f the state of lowa:—We, the un- | i R £0, 2 & °Y 138 | daughter o . Hickey, a_well known 3 v 4 o e house fumibiog o ros ot thoniate of Tope =Weythenn (S USRS, SRR OO dauahiec o M, Bk linewa CURTAINS, METCALF BROS., 344 Broadway, Council B RO Are I ouse furn] 8| Jersigned, members of the g : ! RLs Oh 0D {6Geo, No. 41" Main the county of Pottawattamic, at the De- | trains than any road centering here. | happy ('m||lln street. - - cember térm of the district court of said | The fast mail trains of Friday and Satur- | Runicrous g 7 Q Money to loan on chu ttels, by Forres | county, represent that the cattle interests pight Teached here on Satarday | are the expr L TADES Bluffs. Smith, 130 Main street. f this part of the state has been greatly Zht. ®Yesterds 1y all trains came in and | Wishes, in which the BEE joins heurtily. - amaged fomomu'y ars past by un: ledt about on time A D R Do dstion = == —= — Personal Paragrapns. mated cattle being breughtinto the state, | T} as City, St. Joo & Council [ (o o i ONOP W R o L0 . ‘s to infeet and seuse native | has been 2 trains continu > the north siae of Eiseman, Rodda & Co's ] n n, was at the Ogden cattle with splenie, or Texas fev cept an occasional delay of a f dowmestic department which contained an ) that native cattle contract said disease "he QI ¢ Northwestern has been | immense weight toppled over and eaught ETC., BIC. Newly fitted and furnished, Opp. Broadway J. L. De BEYOISE, Agent, o being shipped in the same s, put in | atastandsill as vegards ruuning p|s~ TR Aol v {5 LR8N Dwinmy Depot. $1.50 per day o L hy . nt of the “Dark | {he sime stock i(umls, ariven over the | senger trains in and out of () it sestedlas o0 Mie tl0: i SAMUEL 1 No. 607 Brondway, Council Bluffs. " is at the Ogden, same tr )t in the same pasture The Sioux City & Pac hiis got | Christianson, one of the men. ) L. H. BERSHA W, Manager. i = = ‘\l Wilbur is in off the road, and is | where uch dist attle have . b Pne s vesterds were almost buried under the domesties lere s . C 0|n ned up, and ran 1ts ns vesterds 1 2 & 7 Railway Time Table. 1 at the Ogden. q 11l cases, such disease O warday atternoon, nbout but were quickly resened by the mule —THE- COUNCIL BLUFFS. 3 nest Hart now leayes for the east | is fats Your |m(h|mn‘|~, therefore, by | o'clock, the snow plow and a gang of | help w mh several of the lady clerks g a on un extended business trip. l]('.wmnnllnu'm:' on' the mfnu-lu iy men, who ‘il beon | medr fainting. When resend, Chritign Chicago Lumber Co. The following I tho tine ot arrival and President Brooks, of Tabor colle tle growers of this section of the | waiting twenty-four hours for orders, | son was found somewhar injured and Dr. k FEE RS S anineres | depirture of triins by al stundard time, o spent Sunday in the city the guest of state, unddo in a gres ¢ from the | left 0|,; the Chicago, Mily & St. | Lacey was summoned hut pronounced a,rges OC A“h 2ighuls sd)ioald “ml.‘“' Lt ehins “‘u.m'.':lff::‘f;i‘:‘.ululn"-:"'fl{\":"n'm.'.'fi:f.';'fl."‘:,-"’" Hart. want of proper Jaws unon the subjeet, ask | Paul road, with two days' rations. Li his troubles external but nothing ser Sush, Doors and Blinds. Sole nzents for the | minutes o 8 lators M. W. Allen, of Spi 1d, who | for some legislation as will make it a | evening the Milwankee left the transier | and he was sent to lus home in a hac celehrated Marblehead Concentrated White CNIOAGO & NOITIIWENTENN, by been sponding s penal offense for any person to drive, or at, 0:40 0'clock with a long tram. - —AND— S, 1. MACCONNELL, Manager. i A the employes of uny railroad corporation | The Chicago. Rock Island & i Smashing b onhare No ! shipping any deceased cattle into the 8 1 A wreck on the Ch ) & Northwest No. 416 Main Street, Council Blutfs, state aid_the owners and contr ston on Saturday evening i ogourred yostorday morning nb Ar- Lowest Prices. eie 0 Crawford, who has becn here R i thirty’ days’ visiing his sister, Mo, D, | | S D SR AL e DY g ml.A»l‘u}u‘l;n;slllll‘]\,] :"‘““"“I!j dia, two locomotives coming together, EVERYTIING IMAGINABLE IN L“ l""l""?- left terday for — Camp | e subjeet to indictment, fine and 5 | buggage, and four coaches, beside the smashiing both 1 g Suiton, — Supply, Indian te ~ | onment for any or cither of suid ) 3. J Andorson, th conduc, | wholives at a, had his shoulder GROGKER Dion Boucicault, - the actor, and his [ and that i ad i roseci- 3 z said he had a good | dislocated, HNWIE SOMCs | ppg ONLY EXCLUSIVE CARPED NOUSE IN ) ) from the west on the Union tion we sk t . ) supply of everythi 18, “and | what hort, i o > : : : yesterd, and emained ; e cos prople bould | Sueh word al At were 1o A Queensware & Glass A not, so far as they could spare rooms. | plimented by the passage of the following | cooked with fence boards. ‘They tried to | happily joined in mar P, i Many of the snowbound p gers had | resolutions: ; zet the forty shovelers their meals in 1\'1 p\ll,uzo‘:ln)al:fln:lfmln ssisted by Rev ounCl u S arpe 0- | and the ra Dy fl E und the eirc ol |‘=va 1 § , s;u:lu-luululnlnl he sta il 4 ither of | furnish their own linen. 40 07 H ) 00w, Fansior St Louis L or the « e 2. | them be held to the oLlhor 5 e i 5 Smm——————— S NEAS s I8 & COUNGIL 5 : b 0 tho OWwner or ownl | nncilior passenger i ¥ At Homer's, 30,/ W AYAAR GITR; BT UDN & COUNG LU icault has % ble value of o infeeted or v the Rock 1] | ers in treble value of all cattle infeeted or | over the Rock Island. : No. 23 Main Street, Council Bluffs, Ta, | 060 x Expices, me |||||-u|1 his way v York from | diseased by on_of said interdieted The Wabash, St. Louis & Pacifi B 3 : . New 1. He was dvessed ina ty- | cattle being as herein set forth and your ; aged o get the passenger trai ONLY HOTEL F,\l.\lllvl‘ 8 1ury) upon application to down e _T\A’"m‘x‘:‘x:y“.\;:.]”,‘ Pl"nl 8] sh costume I“rl 1i 'l'hll wlull’i d | petitioners ever prs 'I‘l t( 4 Imogene with a In Council Bluffs having WA P ESSEX HOUS E , | G0k Paul Expross goods mid wearing . helmet hat Duted Counell Blils, Towa, Dee, 28, | “uload™ engino, started towand this city i N UNLON VALV ly f f osecrans, foreman; G. Cannin \bout 7 o'clock started a train for the o s .} 1l bells, 0 M voriund Bxvrors o Wi Jool ;:v d i o it | glerk €O Welser, T Hoizh, M. B Ty i i e R oK Athe | AAalL Hugesn {mpeetaRcRsl ), e Ore Council Blufls. - ii ooking uud a per ) arle, Joseph Boilcy, . T, C. Johnson, | kouth eame in yestevday afternoon on . ettod gave ; - Kearnoy, T D. Plicord, Wi, Currie, | e, with threo tngines al s siow plow, | CRESTON HOUSE ! E[]Uflfil IS a[pe Umpafly e L3 Ko i 7 - Cottage ray Garland stoves Ra- lanrll Elfis, Henry Gittens, John Inn; and the regul passenger left on time. Nos. £15, 217 aud 219, Muin Street, Warm rooms and good board at veasonable | 2.4 e LR T ln-uivlc‘)u“!h:::xl diant Tomes Heaters of the | Lewls Smith, Stephen James, The s say the Wabash is finally MAX MOHN, Proprictor. i ’ very lntest patterns at bed % price - 1o 403 broadway. JACOB SIMS Wtinea m‘ at Cooper & Meticc A1 Main street | Co rect Abstracts of itle and Regl s | Tho dummy trafns and ferry cars made | A0 658 M3, o L clofln";', urnis |H“" ¢ s, |Hl~ LS, i o at less than cost. Comtorts and Foy & Hugl 0. 915 Main street, B. Jacquemin & Co., No. 27 M; . at discount. Opportunity for >, Mayne & Co [ cago Water Motor Go. the pu\fi to give them a triul, : l.xlulplx.nun in_announcing to | by AT A 3 T P. Mty ’ E. R. Cadwell, COUNGCIL Elululpxrs‘ ; % I Practices in State and Federal ourts, b4 DE IBORN STREED, By ol mdag ) Sl el s alleetan | 8 * TET Real Estate Exchange|Real Estale, Probate ™ot iusiouhleie - is cunu-]n-lcdm '1 and ey ; 3 W Tam on Keatley, purtment, and cordially invite everybody | The ealm following the socicty whirl of X (R Col. Tam was i the city last Wed- | to ;N!lln v store, ml\]»u: llu\}) ;,ul.m the holiday week was increased by the | No. 103 Poas Steoot Council Bluffs, Towa. AND DIVORCE LAW ERGEN HOTEL; y, and of caurse talked politics, | #nd compare prices. No trouble What- | soyority of the weather of the past week, | Dealers in lowa, Kunsts #nd Nebraska Lunds 3 ST Main St., Council Blufls and democratio politics at that. He is | €VO 10 how goods but will be renewed in a moditied form e lou. 2 No. 504 Broadway, : Councll BIS | ourqne 0 B & Qur Cu M. & S Py and now living in the Seventh congressional T Y Y YT e, by soveral social events this and next | LOTS IN COUNCIL BLUFES AND ! [ et I railway ddpots, il cars district, and his eyes haye become blurred | «IUs torrible, | Wish you'd boen with | week, full .nln-ul:n'n of which will ap- OMAHA A SPECIALTY, THOR. OFFICER. W B M. PUSEY avurythlag raiL MER looking Into the Ninth. At me the past three days,” said a traveling in the Real Estate Lought aud sold. d 5 Doc. think they have, as he figares Col. Ke past three days,” said o traveling | PGER DERREL L o0 o whist club ¥ OFFICER & PUSEY, Prom il MEDG Jey out of the tuce this yeur, intimuting | M0 to & BEE representative on Saturday ovening, by Mrs. F. M, Gault, has | — ’ hiat ‘o will kill himsell in ‘the legisia: | "JUst thik of it, there were over g lpualuunul on acoount of the coid AN K E R S ; o ture. We give Col. redit for a | dre traveling men snow ound Bt ther. ootd Lleulu ..hmiu: gmlll: but lhlmk Missouri Valley; every one of them at the l] n]ilibdunh"‘“l'h»~’~1wni“f\llh-' l‘nlr ?I SCHURZ, B ¢l M. SMIIH at he is altogether mistaken in this e | hansa - T al club will take place in Masonic ; 3 . The colonel also nwmes J. O, Yotzer of | Creney bouse. Ol man Cheney 18 | By P ihuraday eventug nest. 16 w Jusuce of fl]e Peace, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. ¢ e B getting fatter than ever; he just sat in his | | t be a full dress af) b : Coluty Dilageantle candidute=Cuss | Guuicn the ofice and gave words of | "%hng Siarvy Thinkers mest o Estublisucd 1665, LEADING 4_,.;‘\;:.7;”,‘..’,‘:'..‘.: i —— encouragement to the boys who had gone dence of Mus, L. Milly No. Office Over American Express Company, : ) s, POl ol a8, 46, ' : » . J by and many had reae shed their lust H 4 2 For first class Mifsouri wood eall on & 1 o1 Cheapest gde. Hend 108 Ce 8 oss i wood eall o artér. The Cliency got our pile. But serics of the Married ¥ : pest, mator Aawdv | Gleason, athis coul oftice, 36 Pearl strect. | Wo'yog oo me iovertheloss, Wo | L e P TR MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, r oin i, ocery Jine give | 544 up. the other mght night in a car, 9 Y y evening | M nee & Sl meat mori Jor ererything n- th procery line ive | 43,00%,14° fla=r i A1 GRS 10 o, | il op Wollosutd SBIEASY | B RIOE, M. D, | wasovscronss ave visian | o the now fir of K b, 162 Broad- | pillie company_of colorad soldiers | cor hith street nd . CANCERS ‘o othor tim e et i Aviious | o 3 T tinl - Eve woand fresh. | were on “bowrd; such laughing I never | evening la ; the knife or dray ol 0.7 and 9 MAIN STREET, [ s e ey groceries i heard; wh of the boys laughed | woeks' vecess, the Mar fics' Pro. | CHRONIC DISEASES o e s 7 ,..,..A IR . ‘ g s coons’ just rised | g Suchive club met at the e ”.M””m i b L i By, Jowa then 0 X There wee 3 Scott count | ‘O Nick ent on board laud just | of e Jaha N, Haldwin, The ladive Not B B s - 4 1ils Towa during 1880, 104 01s 200 Ll death ) come up from the south, and Lad on @ | st price was Wwoa by Mrs. A M. Juck B doantinarion Fise No. 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs, bBlui iates,