Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 7, 1888, Page 6

6 THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. FICE. NO 12 P RL STREF Delivered by carvier in Any Part of the City at Iwenty Cents Per Week, HoW. T TON MANAGEIR. BURINESS OFFiC Nigntr Evitor, No, %, MINOR M Y. Plumbing company. Kee “Boy Lost," another column, y $10.75 at Chapman’s art stc little Esquimaux will be her on the | goods just r ved at Rei- hant tailor, 510 Broadway. A marriage license was issued yesterday to Jens M. Neleon and Johannah N, Olsen, both of this city, Mrs. Betsey C. Pettibone has purchase lot, through J. Gi. Tipton's ageucy, at the ner of Tenth street and Third will erect at once a fine cottage Expect a treat when the little Esquimaux comes, Andrew Jawbreaker, one of the Broadway pavers, wus arrcsted yesterds for insulting ladies on the str ianded in the cooler by Chief Luc Chautanqua circle will meet Monday evening, ut X o'clock, at the hoard of trade rooms, in the Brown building, on Pearl strect! All membersare requested to The Broadway paving electric light tower at the ¢ strect, A smallopening is left between Main and Pearl streets, where the switches are to be put in. The little Esquimaox will furnish a delightful entertainment. A beautiful specimen of an elk's head, with monster antlers, has been sent by Dr.J, H. Peabody of Omaha to . J. Brezee for mount ing, It makes the local sportsmen wish they had “been thar. Lyman Shugart has received a fine Eng Yish mastiff pup from the Berkshire kennels, Hinsdale, Mass. The animal is a thorough- bred, both parents having becn imported. The sire weighs 160 pounds. A few days ago when Charles At) was hunting at Lake Manawa, he shot s nificent spe f the very rare an and is gre the lucky sportsm F.J. By ing it. Harkness Brothers appear this morning with a new ad. There is money in it for you. Read it An amendment (o the articles of incorpora tion of the Western Loaning association was is mount yesterday filed with the county record The amendment provides that the total in- debtadness of the concern shall at no time returned howe, having passed the Long Branch and she of the colts show flyers, and showed speed that surprised even the knowing ones. “There was a free-for-all place on South Main strect noon, and Ofticer Thor and arrested the whole outf the reputation of b I and several rows have ocur C. J. Colby speaks to the BEE this morning in_another interesting to you. Look for it. The attention of the street commissioner is called to the fact that the broken stone left by the Broadway pavers is valuablo for re- pairing the unpived streets about the city The L places where it could be it would make a would otherwise spring. It can be ficht at Gibson's terday afte cured @ warr the better employed than for erading up vacant p mud during lots. - - —t— The Emma Juch grand operatic con- cert for $1 per ticket at Dohany's next Friday, on call for your soiled ascade Laundry Co. Eeosaee A Word to the Wise. If you are contemplating making an investment why not select a good bhar- rain instead of being contented with Jjust an ordinary lot, and why not get a perfect title instead of a half title. Buy your property from our list and got something choice, ata low figure andon casy terms. ODELL Bros & Co. —————— Personal Paragraphs. A. M. Johnston, of the real estate firm of Johnston & Van Patten, has been made & no- tary public. Mr. Thomas Cunningham, special agent of the Hawkeyc Insurance company, of Des Moines, is ut_the home of J. G. Tipton, slightly indisposed. ———— Emma Juch, the grincipal soprano of the National operacompany,as Margue- ite in Faust, at Dohany’s October 12. clothes. (¢ pathy. “Carter’s in jail," said Chief Lucas yester- day afternoon as he approached several of ‘‘the boys" at the corner of Main and Broad- way. *'No?" from a chorus of voices. “It's a fact. 1 just threw him in the holo myself," asscrted the boss of the peelers. 'Well, well,” said oue sympathetic scribe, *it's too bad. ' Carter’s a good fellow, but he will hit the bottle. Sorry he can't_do news paper work and kcep sober, Levslgo up and get him out.” “Oh, you don't know him. It isn't ‘our Carter’ by a long shot,” said the chicf. It cost that scribe $6 for cigars inside of the next fifteen minutes, and he will not waste sympathy again for some time, CIAL SALES nan & Co’s People's Store During This Week. Special hargains in dress goods. Bpecial bargains in cloaks and suits. Special bargaing in underwear, Special bargains in blankets, comforts and inels. drives in men’s, boy's and children’s suits™and overco: Immense bargains in boot Come to the People’s Ste and find goods selling ¢l ever offered by any Bluffs or Omak Mail orders r REAT 8. \d shoes, o this week aper than house in Councii sive prompt attontion. HENRY EISEMAN & Co.'s PEOPLE'S STORE, 6, 318 and 820 Broadway. — QOur bargains in real estate are un- limited. Whether you have a hundred or a thousand dollars to invest, come and sce us, We can make you more mon thau you can make in any other way BE IEFIERD, — ——— E. H. Sheafe & Co., make long or short time loans on real estate, in sums 1o suit, at lowest rate of interest. Oftice Broadway and Main street, upstaivs, Nos. 314 PUBLIO SALE. Council Bluffs Loty Oct. 31st, 1888, I will offer for sale 200 lots, without reserve, to the highest bidder, 1n Bridge addition to Council Bluffs, Wednesday , at 10 o'clock n. m., October 3lst, and continue from day to day until sold, at the large motor car house on the grounds, which will accommodate 5,000 ople. The ground on which this ad- ition is laid out fronts on Broadway, avenues A, (motor line), B, C, D, E, F and G, one mile and a fraction from Ninth street, Omaha, via new bridge. Terms, one-sixth cash; balance in equal yments in one, two, three, four and ve years at 7 per cent interest. Plats of ground furnished on day of sale. A bountiful lunch served at noon. T, J. EVANS, —— A For Sale Cheap---Lots near the bridge to parties who will build at once. Ad- dress or call on J. R. Rice, No. 110 Main street, Council Dluils, THE OMAHA DATIUY B_EE: SIT NEWS 1N COUNCIL BLUEES, A Move to Call Alderman Water- man to Account. THE CITY WINS THE LYMAN CASE. d to the Penitens tiary — The Churches To-day— Frank James in Town—Re- publican Rally, Prisoners Senten Getting After An Alderman, 1t scems that the public is not entire isfied with everything done by the council during the past year, and is taking steps to make it interesting for some of the members of that body., Procecdings have been in- stituted to impeach Alderman Waterman, “This member of the council is the chairman of the fire commitiec, and has found it very convenient, since being in office, to send the fire department apparatus around to his car- riag ufactory on North Main strect to receive a coat of paint at § hose reel, and so on down the list. The law distinetly says that no alacrman shall contract to do ny work for the city, hence the impending ro. When Waterman ordered the two double reels painted last spring there was quite a it but to the bills when they were presented. rything went on quictly until a few day 0, when the single hook and ladder truck tollowed in the wake of the horse recls to the top floor of Waterman's carriage rerpository ‘Then the taxpayers began to kick, and they kicked hard. - Messrs. Mynster & Lindt are the attorneys for the prosecutors of the case They are somewhat reticent about it, but ex- press the belief that it does not amount to much, The general sentiments of the citizens was expressed by a prominent business man howl, but nothing was done about pay He said: “We don't kick so much because he did the work, as because he charged four prices for it after it was don Ou the other side Alderman Waterman has at least the advantage of precedent on his side. [t has been customary, notwith- standing the statutory prohibition, to buy city supplics from business houses in which aldermen were interested. Lumber has been bought of aldermen, hardware, furniture and other supplics. Probably in’ Alderman Watermun's case there would be no such talk us at present were itnot for the peculiar circumstances. The fire department boys are kept on duty a good many hours at streteh, and although in some respects the, more than earn their salarics, vet they have much idle time on their hands. Herctofore they have employed part of this in repaint. ing the hose ¢ ad have done some excel- lent work. The saving to the city was con- sulerable. Tt seems that if the city ever needed to be economical it is now, when there are so many improvements to pay for. Itis understood that Joln Short is the chicf backer of the impeachment move. If ithas no stronger backing than this the alderman is iu no immediate danger. The P, E. O. Badollet Monds A full att of impor meeting. will meet with Miss afternoon at 4 o’cloc ndance is desired as business ice will come before the ———— J.G. Tipton hash ILoans made on city busine dence property. Notes bought, ball-Champ Investment compuny. -~ The finish on our collar: shirts cannot be equalled, Luundry Co. and Cascade culls e S One for the City. Congressman Lyman has met with defeat in his suit against the city. Some time ago there was some sidewalk improvement made in front of his residence. The amount was only a few dollars, but he objected to paying 1on the ground that personal service was not made upon him. The notice of the as- sessment was published in one of the daily papers, but Mr. Lyman claimed that while this might do for non-resident, and where owners of property were not known, it would not do for residents, who should be personally served. Judge Decmer sustained him, and ruled against the city. Steps were then taken to prevent others from escaping through this saue loop-hole. A large number of personal notices were served, where assessments had alrcady been published. Now the case has reached the supreme court and has been re- ‘This victory for the city is another feather in City Attorney Holmes® hat, which is getting pretty weil covercd. Holues has certainly made a good mauy successful fights for the . = Reserved scat tickets for the Emma Juch concert company will be on sale at the opera house drug’ store Monday af- ternoon, October §, Kinnehan ——— Boots, shoes. 326 Bway. Fall and winter opening of hats and the bounets at Mrs. T. B. Louis’ on evening of October 10 und 11. S, Notice the beautiful finish giv lavs, cuffsand shirts by Cascade Laundry compauy. Another bateh of criminals received their sentences in the district court yesterday morning, and the number of criminals now in the county jail waiting transportation to Madison is tifteen, They will be sent over th oad this week. Those ntenced yesterday were John Murray and John_Lee, lurceny of a watch ehain from Robinson 13ros., one reach. Appeal bond §600, Peter Johnson, lurcer two years. _Appeal bond 1,000, L Herman Berel, assault aud buttery, $25 and costs, to stand committed until puid Thomus Kelley, larceny from the Atlantic house, eigh! s, Appeal bond $:00, Her'ry Winston, larceny from Robinson Bros., two years, pad boud $1,00 Solamon Gross, ving prop from Garneau residence, tive years, bond #4,000. The priso of horse and buggy, stolen Appeal ' council filed a arrest of Judgment, also for a ne Voth were overruled. Anattempt wis made to discover the location of the stolen diamonds, but without success. ‘The Grosses are | 1 to know whero they are at pres cut but they refuse fo tell. It is thought wotion for v trial, but that so many persons are now implicated that they dar give it up. Some think thut Solomon Gross Lelieves the value of the precious stones to be g pensate him for bis live penitentiary. W. P. Talbot, the Dunbar forger, was sen tenced to cightecn months. The ulembers of the bar and Itev. T, J. Mac interposed in the prisoner’s behalf and asked for a lighter sentence, as Talbot has been in jml for six months, and the clemency of the court usked in behalf of the child, enough to com- ars’ labor in the prisoner's wife an e mith’s spec! —— French and eastern 1 column. 1 be Sec Forrest patterns shown in endless vaviety by T, B. Louis on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, October 10 and 11, - Money loaned on furrniture, pianos, dinmonds, horses, buggics, or anything of value low rates of intercst. No publicity; fair and honorable dealing. A. A. Clark & Co., office cor. Broadwuy and Main, over American express. Poluts of Piety. The following announcements converning the churches of the city: . e Congregational —Services morning__and evening. Preaching by the pastor. Morn fhe Source of Life,” evening, " All are welcome. —Services Sun- Massat 8 o'clock. Hizh mass &t 10 Vespers and beuediction at ', McMexeay, Pastor. ndinavin Baptist church corner of Seventh avenue and Seventh street at 10:30 a. m. and 7:80 p. m. At the evening service, baptism will be administered to sev- eral candidates. All are cordially invited. First Bupiist church-Preaching by the pastor at 10:30 a. m. and 7:80 p. m. Subject St. Francis Xavier chure day's. o even- an Nu‘ure t 12 m are cor | for morning, “The Lamb of God, " ing, “The Conflict Between Huin, i the Gospel.” Sunday school cting at 0:80 p. m, = All mwed. byterian pastor both mnc school at 12 o' cord y invited. Berean Baptist church I a. m. and at 7:30 p. m. at All Saints’ chap by the pastor, Rev, T. F, Thickstun, Sunday school at 12 m. The Bethany Baptist church will regular services, conducted Rev. . N. Harris, in the old meeting hous orner of Bluff and Story streets, at the usual hours, 10:80 a. m. and T80 . m. In the evering Mrs. J. B, Harris, Tong a missionary to Byrma, will deliver an Preaching as usual by the ug and evening. Sabbath ock. Strangers und others Preaching at 10:50 hold i by the pasto “Bible nlone address on the people of Burmah, their cus. toms and the religion. Her remarks will be illustrated by curios, and _she will have with her the ‘portabie table used by D Adouiram Judson, the first American mis- sionary to foreign lands, in his evangelistic tours.” This will be the only opportunity for hearine Mrs, Harris, a8 hor visit here is too short, Young Men's Christian asso corner Broadway and Main strect, open to day from 2 to 6 p. m. Gospel meeting, for voung wen only, from 4 to Subject, HWhich Example am I Following." Saint Paul's enurch rvice in this Yurch to-day. The furnace i v hauled and anew flue put in, all of which will be completed in a few days and the church com ¢ next Sunday. fon--Rooms, 1l column, The Emma Juch grand operatic con- cort compuny at Dohany’s Friday even- ing, October 12, i We have no competitors in finishing collars, cufls anc shirts. Caseade Laun- dry Co. —— Mrs, L. Simmons, dressmaker, 314 Broad way, over Eiseman's, on ol motor line. Special advantages to Omaha ladies, — g L. M. Sheafe loans money on chuttel security of every description. Private consulting rooms. All business strictly confidental. Office 500 Broadway, cor- ner Main street, up-stair: Frank James in Town, A ced, businessike appearing man was standing at Ofticer & Pusey’s book counter yesterday, endeavoring to get a draft cashed for 20, The bank clerk had refused as there was no one to identify the straneer, here any one around here from Mis- asked the stranger. There was no one, and the sugzestion was made that there was a Missouri man at the Globe ofice. He stepped in there, and mecting Dan Farrell, The stranger explained to him his dilemma. a broke,” and wanted to be identified the bank. He did not care to give his nam Ex-Sheriff Farrell remarked, **You needn't tell me your name, I know you. You're Frank James.” It was a surprise party, but 1 soon recalled the incidents of a former mecting. Frank James is now engaged in in Independence, Mo, He has recently been to Stillwater, Minn., to visit his brother the and was on his way homeward, when running short of funds, hie had to mike his identity known. business Liszt's favorite piano pupil, Aus der Ohe, at Dohany’s Friday Money loaned at B. Crafts & Co.'s loan oftice, on furniture, pianos, h wagons, personal property of all and all other articles of value without vemoval, All business strictly conti- dential. e e— B. Wadsworth & Co. loan money. Sl Mrs, T. B. Louis will display a fine line of hats and bonuets at her opening on Wednesday and Thursday evenings of next weelk - S.. Bernard's Hospital. The medical staff of St. Bernard's held the annual meeting yesterday afternoon. Dr. J. Green v elected president, and Dr, Hooton secretary for the ensuing year. 1t was de- cided to take steps toward getting better pay for the sisters during the next year than they have received during the past.” Said one of the physicians yesterday to Tne Bee man, hers is no denying the fact that these noble women have been greatly impose upon during the past year. They handlea 130 cases, and there were only six _deaths. Now the majorlty of these were charity c: for which tney did not re county sends its sick there week. Itisevident to anyone not enough. of affairs 5o that the county shall pa, week if it wants its sick taken care of. The sisters can not afford to do all of this charity work. They have to plan to make payments on their property. and it is asking 100 much of them to sit up nights, care for the patients and furnish everything. A great many have been sent there for whom cither the city or county should have paid, and they must do it this year. Got to Move! A woman said toa BEE man the other day: **Where can I find a house? T Jisted my property with Tipton on Sat- urday, e ekin Monday at 10 o'clock, and said: ‘I'vo_sold you out;’ and so I've got to move. — no inflation in the prices of 3 perty. We are selling far he- low the real value and what will be asked for it even thirty days from now. Come and see us if you wish to purchas anykind of proper B that this is We proposeto change this state SON & SHEPHERD. — —— Rally at Walnut. The republicans of Walnut will have a grand rally aud demonstration next Wednes. day evening on the occaslon of the visit of Governor Larrabee to that town for a polit- ical speech. The republican clubs of adjoin- ing towns have been invited to particij ate and are expected to attend in force. O. M Brown will be marshal ou the occasion ‘Phe republicans of Walnut are awake and propose to spread themselves on this ocea sion. Brass, martial and vocal music will be furnished in abundance. — THE REASON WY J. G. Tipton sells move real estate than any man in the city is because he makes ita specialty and knows a bargaing henee knows where patrons can invest i to the bestadvantage. He know it. Among ds to whom he has sold prop- erty you never hear acomplaint. He is id a good judge of abstract s, and never lets & piece of property 2o through his hands until ail defects, if any, ave corrected. People list their property with him because he will scll it. People go tohim to buy because they know he has the iargest list, and handles nothing but bargains. That's why. e A Wet Cellar. The cellar that was avated under the No.4 hose house on Upper Breadway Las thus far been uscless, us a spring keeps it balf full of water. An attempt is to be made to drain it, and the broken stone and gravel cleaned up on Bro . behind the pavers, will be dumped in there to sec hard bottom. The cellar was built to | the heating apparatus of the building, but up to the present time it has been impossible 10 store anything in it. 1t serves very well to give the boys exercise in cleaning it out, but, strange to s they do uot relish the job, el (8 o B, L The finest building sites hetween Couucil Bluffs and Omaha are our own, and we can sell them at prices and make termswhich are a bonanza to every purchaser. BENSON & SHEPHERD. Masonio. Excelsior lodge, N meets in regular con evening, October 8, Show your interest by being present; business of importance. Visit- ing Lrethren cordially invited. By order W, A F.&S & N, munication Monday NDAY OCTOBER 7. 1848, --SIXTEEN PAGES. Evc hue ! wlar]es A v N 7 al2]~ [\ S AVendae o N 1/ ¢ ] 72 0 m 5 3 r ‘gns y Third Stfreef ADDITION. o Strect. dition. oo ] E. The Choicest Ground for Residence in the Western Part of the City. 1s now platted into Beautiful, Large moter to Douglas street, Omaha. Council Blufls postoffice. N¢ newly platted lots. Good bounds it on the north, TITT —F ABSTRA( GRAD mine these lots with re Lots. About ten minutes ride on the They lie on a level but elevated strip of ground. About 500 yards from the new motor hine to Omg rly twice as public school Less than 14 miles from the » in size as most of the The proposed Boulevard wha. rge in si near by. anty Deed with each Lot. ference to the grade before buying a lot. The ordinary price of a lot is saved on grade alone, if you buy one of these lots. TERMS—To a good elass of purch se for one-tenth down; balance in monthly payments, without interest. a limited number of lots will he sold v to Apply FINLEY BURKE, J. J. Brown building, 115 Pearl-St., Council Bluffs, Towa. A HOME ON SEVEN YEARS TIME. Nice 5-room cottages, all necessary brick foundation, and out-buildings. Only tén minutes walk from the new motor line. Near the NEW POWER HOUSE, COUNCIL Vi BLUFFS. A FEW ONLY LEFT FOR SALE ON THESE TERMS. APPLY AT ONCE TO C.J.COLBY MASOIC COUNCIL TELEPHONE NO. 112. TEMPLE, BLUFFS. ESTABLISHED 1842 INCORPORATED 1878 RUSSELLL & CO., MASSILLON, OHIO, SIZES FROM 2570 300 HORSE POWER. AUTOMATIC Specifications and estimates furnished for complete steam planta, auteed, Can show letters from users where fuel BRANC HOUSE, COU Send for Catalogue. MANUFACTURERS. Especially Adapted for ELECTRIC LIGHTING, Mills and Elevators, ENGINES. Regulation, Durability X Lwith Corliss Non-Condensing, S, IOWA. Economy is equ NC BLU E. C. HARRIS, Manager. DOMANY'S OPERA HOUSS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER (2, Uuder the auspices of the ¥, E. 0. The Emma Juch Grand Opera Co., EMMA JUCH, MISS ROSA LINDE, he Celebrated Contralto ADELE AUS DER OHE, vorite Plana Pupil, ani others, in one nd Concert with one entire act of (N o Tickets hought prey reserned seat, # and o tickets $1.50 and #1. Seats on sale Monday afters noon ut Camp & Elits’ Drug Store. THE MORRIS TYPE WRITER. PRICE §15, Is equal to any RHigh Priced ¥achie. The Edison Mimeograph, the best apparatus for manifolding, autographic #nd type writing work. 5,000 copies can be taken. R TADE M AR TREE OF LIFE! A positive cure for Liver and Kidney troub- les, all Blood Discases, Indigestion, Dyspep- sia, and Sour Stomach, is found in MOORE'S TREE OF LIFE For sale by local druggists and druggists The Excelsior Cc., Council Bluffs, la. Vd - FINE, CHOICE IMPORTED MILLINERY 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, Neb, everywhere. Price §1 per bottle, six for §. Address all communications to DR. J. B. MOORE . STEWART, M. D., D. V. M. VETTRIVARY Sy HOSPITAL 46 FOURTH STREZT. Telephone No. 205, IL BLUFFS, 1 cou ww BABBITT TRACT JUST PLATTED AND NOW OFFERED FOR SALE easy of with ness portion of city, cetri Perfy Large lots; proximity to hu ol Broadway. K utes, Fasy terms, aceess, 't title. splendid vieinity of good churel motor for all points in city sewe opportuni Close s und schools. Just 1d Omaha every seven mins JFOR SALE BY(—— F.J. DAY, No. 39 Pearl Street. A. A. CLARK & CO., Broadway and Main J. G. TIPTON, 527 Broadway, FRANK COOK, No. 5 Pearl Street. JOHNSTON & VAN PATTEN, 33 Main Street, AND ALL OTHER REAL ESTATE BROKERS COUNC , IOWA, OUR STOCK ILARGER THAN Ever Before. | 401 BROADW A "HARKN | 401 BROADWAY, = [TweeanT] |, Lower Prices| [ i | Ever Before. 'SPECIAL NOTICES, NOTIC! QPECIALadvertisements, such as Lost, Found, M To Loa r S, ‘o_Rent, Wants, Board: ing, etc., will be inserted in this column at the 1oW rate of TEN 'S PER LINE for the first fnsertion and Five Cents Per Line for each sub- sequent insertion, Leave advertisements at our ofice, No. 12 Poarl Street, near Broadway, Council Bluffs Towa. _WANTS. OR_KENT or for sale on long time-The new house on ue, being the next honse above Dr, i 4 rooms with basement. Horace T8 for sale in car 1oad lots, Mulholland & Co. [(YOR RENT—Good house and side of city. Apply to Horas OR RE tlemen. 225 N Wit stoves d front room, for gen- ond street yhody to know that T will undersold in either furniture or It's your patconage i want. and jude for yourself. " 1 ulso buy all first class hou hold woods, * No rubbish wanted. A..J. Mandel, {23 and 52 Broadway. A thoroughly ¢ None need a ndations fro wanted. mpe v who cannot f r emplover , lies oflice salary Council Blufrs, Ta, age, on the cor L C.dames, ['OR RENT--Seven-room ner of dd ave, and 9t st QOR ™ SALE or tra matched family team West Broadway, state. OR RE ings. & Co., Bios T—A large number of good all and examine lst. 1. H. way and Main st, up stais, FORREST SMITH’S DOR SALE Jolmston & Van Patten, Kouso of ms; clovets and cellar, o barn, well and cis- fern. Fruit home, 606 I, Plerce st., '3 bk to 0; easy teri: | 5 roums; cellar and th ave. A QOR SALE ) gt cheap hom: oo saLE s L et ween NOR SALE-—0) lot, 40x120, north th sts; 8800, ay lot, 14x200, 5, side, cor. 22d st., 0 3-Two lots, B0X]20 each, <. e, cor. 9th 16th st. Both for il n great bargain, QOR SALE--6 2-10 wcres, just west of the union depot; 500 per acre, Fine for plat ting. 1 QOR SALE-9 810 acies just west of union depot, #1,0% FoR 8L X ek, make a fine on both sides of U, P, R, le west of union depot; Would on Ist ave, near N. W, . W, track: cheap at 400, CHEAPEST SS BROS. o te Council Bluffs or Omaha, | ;‘ OUR STOCK =| [More Complete g THAN Ever Before. | | 101 BROADWAY, Pt} 41 BROADWAY. Ever Before. E YOU. QAN =] [Better Bargains 0ST BOY! $5,000 REWARD. \ will be paid in coonskins, possom hides or other produce to be cols lected at or about the next eamp-meete ing or thereafter, by any one that catches him. Some have said he ig red-headed, cross-cyed, humpep-bucked knock-kneed, whopper-jawed and pig= con-toed, and that he had a tin ear and a gutta-percha nose; sand that he wore a spider-web shivt lined with lemonade, mint-julip collar, a necktic cut from the polar wave, snow-flake pants with vens tilation attachments and refrigerating suspenders, i m vest with hail stone buttons, tissue-paper coat lined with soda wate frost-bitten hat made of zero, and ried a cane cut from the north pole. This is not corrcet: Ha is tall-complexioned, about 5 inches 4 feet of age, square count pleas= ant shoulders and his he 34 years and 15 months. Iad on, when last seen, a puir of swallow-tailed, kin trou- sers with sausage stripes and cylinder- escapement scat, double-barrclied frock coat, slightly run down at the heel; usually wore a smile on the back of hi head, and a slight impediment in his looks if met in the He wears a sGreawan Bend™ on his upper lip and whisters cut short inside, Was carrys seals ing an empty ecarpet-bag filled with post-holes and wheel-barrow seeds in each hand, and a wooden bag in the othe , containing n steamers, nothing but a few lilway aunnels, needle mouids, shirt col nd other things, Jsually wore a high-heeled, squares d plug hat, and low-crowned, broads brimed, double back-action, stem-winde ing, c owod boots. He was often heard singing: Tam my daddy’s only son. y and lively, full of fun: is twice us old us me 5o we're twins you plainly see, Anyone giving sush fnformution ag will learn where he is will be prosecus ted as the law dircets. He was first supposed 0 hive gone off on his enr but' this was a mistake, Since thd above was written his friedds haye learned o their delight that he was in this city, located at No. 14 North 6th e l-sc Brot Lots, houses and lots, and acre property in all parts of the ¢ heaper by 20 per cent than it can be bought % days froim now. Call and examniiue my lst beforo buying, FORREST SMITH, Ioom 4, #rd Floor, Hrown Building, OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. B0Broadway Councll Blugs, Towa. Established e st. Mis name wus supposed to be Mud and ho was a member of the city coun- eil. But it was not true He is a taxi= dermist of nationul reputation, and hig uname is ‘ J. BREZER, DANCING CLASSES, T JESDA ¥ SATURD. it | CATRRRAY ANO 8 P, ML AND B P, M, Royal Arcanum Hall, Reno Block, MRS. MAGRANE,