The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-11-27

-.,o,, Society came of at concert il"''
ns' TS..sdsv evening, according to previous
O o. and proved to be pleasant affair."
. .Od a paving one too, we should JUDGE
snu the chinking of the dimes' and the
, D;l;ns Of the bundles which We heard and
p l",nssssd during most Of the evening"
S:S~,;on. at the door were liberal, and
s..hno,, tables we're we'll patronized.
,N' -aam and cake, apples, candy, and
non.eoru, disappeared with amazing rapid
Pop's ~. ,bs fair walters accumulated the
s ,m with proportionate celebrity. The
R-a,. Band was in attendance, to add to
,hs Measures of the evening, and with music,
,romeDading, eating and chatting, the hours
wore away till about ten O'Clock, when the
haas instruments were exchanged TO,
r;oI;os and the devotees of Terpsichors
closed the evening with scene OF festive
offering to their gay deity.
The party occurred too late in the week te
allow of an official report being made OF the
amount received, but VIC learn from the
Treasurer Of the Society, that the money
and orders contributed, amounted to about
sllO. The contents of the packages will
be appraised by the Society," and full re-
por, given by the Secretary in our next
issue.
~ We had a call yesterday from Hon.
s, II. CAsADY, of Sioux City, member OF the
Legislature from this District. He reports
the easing up of financial matters above, II
consequence of the seasons crop being bro''
into market. Mr.. CAsADY is stopping with
his brother in this city for few days.
GvIt is said the best way to make lady
stick out her finger, is to put diamond ring
on it. On the same principle, the best wa,
to make lady show her foot, is to treat he'
10 pair Of KEEPERS or PHILLIPS u Co.:
fine CATERS. Those who wear them, it ha'
been noticed by connoiseur, eschew street
sweeping trails, and we don't blame them
for they are pretty. We mean-the shor
dresses, the ladies, the feet, and the-gait
ers, particularly the four articles last nam
ed.
FFWe lean from the Omaha Times
that the "Big Muddy" is firmly closed a
Florence, and that "footmen experience NJ
difficulty in crossing on the bridge with whic
the Ice King has bound the turbid waters.
A gentleman of this city crossed the river o
the ice at the head Of the lake, on Tuesda
last. If Old Boreas continues paying hi
addresses to this section, Nebraska will 500
be welded to Iowa by the ties Of the Ic
Kius-but separation will ensue, when Oh
Sol gets his summer "rig' on. Look out TO
a muss in the family about the lst of April
rTTwo weeks Of steady cold weather
with slight spriukling Of snow, and occa
sonal visits from N. w. WIND, Esq, hav'
forced US to acknowledge that Winter i
here of certainty. Well, frozen ground,nn
wintry winds, are more acceptable, after all
than rain and mud; so we will keep up goo(
fires, and crawl into our warmest suit (th
only one we're goO and snap our fingers 4
Old Winter, in saucy independence.
90 We have been using for some tim,
past, superior article of writing ink, man
ufactured by Y. W. kYNErr of this city ant
kept for sale at the City Book Store.
flows freely, is Of good color, and does no
corrode the pen or become thick in tn
stand.
cy'The present "cold snap" is suggestive
of matrimony, and "lodgings for two
We learn that arush is contemplated upo'
the County Judges Office, sometime between
this and Christmas. Let 'em rush-JoHS
having Of late, taken care Of No. |, will pu
all who may call, in way to take care o
themselves hereafter.
Western Stage Company.
The Benton County Democrat speaking
OF some defaulting mail contractors, pays
mcrited compliment to the above company
as follows:
Had 1t not been for the Western Stage Corn,n,
Keeping their stock upon the the travelling commu
ivy would be entirely deprived Of any facilities what
"hereupon the Des Moines Statesn,a,