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Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

Fer . SPECIAL e,er.sca ss W wieti:a city. Sedg-
ala- ,raa. karsss. In the matter Of the
y lenisa, Is0srvsss 4 Southeastern Railway
- the Oaalfsea Voter Of wichita City:
asEras. Tn tae IS cas- OF Sc sptssntsT .is>o.
49, Va. ,iuiy ,.e<.p ed 20 the Mayer and
: oe.csInsen OF wiraits. kassss. tssid mA: or
4 4 council bvssg cGi. c>nNensd ~ 'eeetat
e. on rSgHi.riy csll,dl petition GUY sisn-
,.,i hv ,wo-li;as O. tie rs mt tax sysEs OF
x jenits city, rra,iag s. IL mayer srd eeancl
o -aenit 10 the gusiis.ss: voters Q: sasi si'Y >
aro..o il, on 10 subscribe thsriy ihenssna doh
tar- To The cs,iixi ste.k CT II NiSal.a. ls1at-
vsteA Soa;hrss;xrn Rat Way CO.. sil en con-
,sGsion. "a So, foxts in said etitiSn. which
priils,n siSus;ases osirg emitted, 10 IN weras
sad d sures following, te-w.s'
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Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

g-OR SALE-We have the most complete list Of
l. North Main and East Douglas Ave. property IN
the city ard can offer special bargains for
few DAYS. Farnum. Sln:us George, iIO Lain ST.
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Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

Y-OIs SALE-SartcunE lots CT and 10 acres az ~
per acre sitrated north Of town near tle dam c':
the Little Arkansas river. west side. Enquire oI
principal land agents Or ot u T NICHOLS l<'---9f
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

STFI-Stuation by an experienced boGk-
w kecper VIII contract Tor six months ~ -
Der month Good references given. Address @h2oh- 90
KEEPER" Wichita. 4-''S
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
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Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

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Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
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Beeve<-Esc espts x car ioass fCr city :rE6s;
dressed beef duh ~ CsSc for natives sides and 81
=, St1s for TEXAS 1ass Colorado
fiog--Reseirfs. So. Hsarset cEIl. - Sl<Eks -
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Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
Township Officers.

Read and Order what you should
Have to Comply with the Law.
Each Township Trustee should
have Trustees Record, Road Record,
Poor Record and 4 full set of Town
ship Blanks; also some Stationery.
Eech Township Treasurer should
have q Treasurer's Record.
Each Township Clerk should
have Clerks Record AID Warrant
Book.
Each Road Cverseer should have
a Road OYerseer's Account Book, he
ceipt Book for Labor, Receipt Book
for Extra Work, and Receipt Book
for Material Used.
Each Justice OF the Peace should
have Civil Docket, Criminal Docket,
Each Constable should haye an
assortment of Blanks.
Stray Record, transcripts, Compiled
Laws of 1885. and full assortment Of
Blanks.
fy The above should be furnished
to the Officers of each well regulated
Townships ,at the expense Of the Town
ship. The EAGLE has the most COM
plete Books and Blanksnow published.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

UvANTED-A live young man TO speak Mt m
w doors Of the Royal Museum OF Anatomy; 49,
n bow wanted. rostofice building. l>5-et~
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

Read and Order what you should
Have to Comply with the Law.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

have Trustees Record, Road Record
Poor Record and full set Of Town
ship Blanks; also some Stationery.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
FOR EXCHANGE.

V-oR UNCHANGED have II acres os exceptionally
i fine garsel land near the et;y. 70 exeaanse fo.
vacant lots or house property within . binc1s O.
Douglas and Iawrencc sves Aca7eSs- pvEc- iecK
box * city. l-S!-t
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

NXYANTED-Every person wishing good invest,
w rnent In any part Of city or county 10 can
and e,arnne our list Of farms and city property pc
for, purchasing. Farnutn. SiTnrs g Ge',rge' ttV
Main So. u-i~o0'
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

Esch Township Treasurer shoult
have q Treasurer Record.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

NOR SALE-The finest land to be found. IN <5e. .
Il and f5acre lots on washington ave. There Is big
money il il if you buy now Ashoel "eicI' "a rtSte ;t
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Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13
Poisoned For His Money.

Yesterday afternoon between 2 and 3
O'Clock Il laboring man staggered up to
Isaac Doty's house, in Strcetsvllle, and as
the door was opened he fell upon the
floor in seeming spasm. He was recog
nized as man who had been given dinner
at the house yesterday about noon. On
rallying little he was able to talk some,
and said: If anything should happen to
me send me and my things back to Neola.
I've been np town ana II man gave me a
drink on the street. I've lost my money
and guess my life too" In few min
utes the man was dead, passing away IN
Il spasm which had the indications of
having been caused by poison.
From what could be learned of the man
his name was Isaac Barrier, and he has
until lately lived somewhere in Ohio. He
lately came to Nicola, and on Saturday
last came from there TO this city, and has
been here since. He was expecting TO go
to work here shortly. He had some
money and a check for 1890, but 1t seems
that he had been robbed of this. Monday
night he slept in llttle house west of the
bridge, near Broadway, and it is said he
was seen in the notorious coOred dive
kept by Texas" Yesterday he got his
dinner at Mr.. Doty's and started off in
apparently good health and spirits only to
return in Il staggering, dying condition.
The supposition isthat some one, learning
he had this money and check, gave him Il
drink which was doped or poisoned.
This is supposed to have caused his death,
which bore symptoms of arsenic or
strychnine poisoning
Coroner Faul summoned jury con-
sisting of G, Fisher, Ed Brinton
and Charles White. Some evidence was
taken. the substance of which is con
tanned in the above statements. The
jury then adjourned till this morning at
O'Clock, when the inquest will be COM
pleted at Morgan Keller d Co.'S under
taking establishment, where the body has
been taken, A post mortem is to be held
by Dr. Bellinger and others. The police
also got track of a man who was said to
have been trying too pass u check for
500, and that trail was being worked.
Investigation was also being made among
the drug stores to get some information,
if possible, as to who had lately secured
| poison, hoping by that means To throw
| light upon the mysterious death.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13
The Winning Ticket.

The republican township convention
WAS held Yesterday afternoon in the Tenn
pie hall. w. f, Sapp, 'jr., rs chairman of
the committee, called the convention to
order On motion of John Llndt, Mr.. A.
s. HaZleton was chosen chairman. George
Hunter was chosen secretary
As committee on credentials. Wall
McFadden, IL. &. Barnes, John Lindt and
Walter 5. Smith, were appointed, their
report, rs adopted, comprising the names
of delegates rs already published in yes
terdays BEE.
Mr., Ed Mol was selected as assistant
secretary.
On motion of A. j. Bromn, an infor-
NAL ballot was taken for three justices OF
the peace.
John Ill. Kilgore was named. w. j.
Smith urged the convention to endorse
the independent candidacy of n. SchurZ
Jacob Sims named three, h. j. Barnett,
z. II. Gilmore and j. w. Morse. John
Lindt seconded Kilgore's nomination
and also presented the names of
Il. Rosecrans and +. j. Abbott.
The informal ballot resulted: Kilgore
30, Schurz 30, Barnett IS, Gilmore I,
Morse 3, Rosecrans 3D. Abbott s.
A formal ballot was then taken, result
ing: Kilgore "a, Schurz %, Barnett 2l,
Rosecrans II, Abbott 8. Gilmore 3.
Messrs. Kilgore, Schurz and Barnett
Were declared the nominees for justices,
and ,heir nominations were made unani-
nous by acclamation.
For assessor for that portion of the
township outside of Council Bluffs,
Allen was nominated by accamation and
unanimously.
Tho nominations for constables fol.
lowed. John Lindt named 10 Spauld-
ing, f. j. Abbott named Wall McFudden,
Jacob Sims named John Fox, w. /. Smith
named Ed Watts.
An informal ballot was taken resulting;
Spaulding 33, Fox 81, McFadden %,
Watts 8, Rosecrans, l.
The nominations of Spaulding, Fox and
McFadden were then made by acclama-
ton.
M, De Groat was selected as nominee
for township trustee, by acclamation.
For township clerk, j. &. Medlar and
W. ii. Lynchard We're named. formal
ballot was taken resulting, Medlar %,
Lynchard IL. Mr.. Medlars nomination
was made unanimous.
w. +. Sapp, ir,, was chosen as chair
man OF the township central committee
new Office born from the throes of this
convention, under the skillful attention
of JohE Lindt.
The convention then adjourned
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13
Richmond Ranger for hard coal are tn
best. Cooper & McGcc sell them.
Oakland Chips.

Andy Jackson, of Council Bluffs, was
an Oakland visitor Monday.
Levi Freeman, the Persia banker, with
his family spent Sunday with their rela-
tivcs here.
About fifteen hundred people attended
tho race at the driving park last Satur-
day. Considerable kicking was done by
some parties who claimed the Cissna
horse was not rode square.
The democrats held their town caucus
Saturday evening and placed in nomna
ton the following tlcke.: Justice of the
peace, j. l.. Fettcr town clerk, John
Huntington, sr.; trustee, j. q. liumbert;
assessor, +. Robinson; constables, Felix
Robinson, John Story.
DIR. Gibson and wife, Mrs 5. l.. Balkan
and F. 5. Toothaker chartered boat and
went to Carsan, Tuesday, via the raging
Botna. AS there about fifteen hundred
bends in the river between here and Car
son, we would imagine they would travel
Iorty miles TO get six.
Monday evening the republicans held Il
meeting mt the opera house, and were ad-
dressed by Joe Lyman and III. Il. Deemer.
Joe gave the republicans very good salts
faction, but Deemer's speech was not re
ceived with much enthusiasm. The only
new thing was told by Deemer, who
stated that no lady attended democratic
meetings. This was quite n surprise to
many, especially the democratic ladies
who were III the house.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13
special ordinanoe No. esA.

A n Ordinance lcvying special tax and assess.
IA mcnt on certain lots aud real estate in the
city OF Omaha, to cover the cost of earning
Sixteenth street from Nicholas street to OHIO
street.
Whereas, il havin he N and being hereby ad-
judged, determined ana established that the
several lots and pieces of real estate heroinai-
tcrrcterrClto, have cacl been spec ally hcneht.
ted to the iull amount herein levied and assessed
against each of said lots and pieces OF real
eS ate. respectively, by reason uf the Curbing
of thnt part of Sixteenth street from Nicholas
street to Ohio street
Therefore iorthc purpose of paying the cost
Of such curb nw:
BE it ordained by the city council of the city OF
Omaha:
Section |. That the cost of curbing that part of
sixteenth street, in the city OF Omula, from
Nicholas street to DhiD street, said cost being
the sum of s7,S5S.55, lie ana the same is hereby
lcYied and assessed, in proportion to the feet
front along said improvement, and according to
special benefits by reason of said Improvement,
upon the following described lots and real
estate, as shown by the generally recognized
map of the city of Omaha, 1855, lithogrnpcd and
published by Geo. p Bemis, said cost being SO
levied on said lots and real estate, respectively,
n follows, to-wt: -
Omaha Roll IA IN II lllS 1-qI,. $50 10
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13
Changing the Stars.

Yesterday morning Jerry Mullen was
sworn in as chief of police. The pressure
brought 10 bear by the opposition was of
no avail, and Mayor Groneweg declared
his manhood by sticking to his original
resolution. Those who predicted that
Pat Lacy and his followers would attempt
to run Mr. Groneweg, if elected, were
right, but those who predicted that they
would succeed, are evidently as far off as
Wiggins was on the earthquake, Mayor
Groneweg has risen in the estimation of
all by exercising the power which has
been placed in his hands, and would have
fallen far had he consented TO lei the
gang dictate to him. Ii was not ques-
tion rs to whether Jerry Mullen was the
best man who could be selected as chief,
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13
IL Was Not kost.

Yesterday afternoon the attention of
j. Troutman, of the Atlantic house on
Main street, was called to one of his
guests who was pointed out to HIM as
being none other than the missing Nam
street grocer, l.. Kost, Mr., Troutman
was so we'll satisfied that it was Kost that
he sent word to Kost's partner, A. Rnck,
Who came in hot haste to the hotel. The
vtranger proved to be man named Hans
Jensen, but he bore so strong resem-
blance to Kost that none but am intimate
friend would have detected the differ.
lnce. The incident caused the re-
port to spread rapidly over South
hain street and vicinity that kost had
'eturned.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13

sth street, Council giyGs, la, or sentby express
on receipt of price. 81
From the Council Ruhs Daily Hcrild
Mrs. f. VI Gerard, wifo OF Engineer Gerard,
Of the Union Pacific, this city, has heon great
srHg.y. g." rl2gy zee ., With what was SUP
: .-si =, ;i;itT oF tfe throat II was so bad
She was threatened with starvation. Her gen.
Crnl health was completely broken, She could
only swallow liquid food. and even that could
not digest or assmilnte. Physicians OF Council
Blurs and Omaha attended her for three years
ana gave no relief. Dr. JcHcris, OF this city, in
four weeks time cured her throat ana com
not obtained relief soon she would have died
from blood poison, the same that destroyed tho
lie OF Gen. Grant.
From the Council Bluffs Daily Globe:
NJ. A McPikc, editor of tho Cambria lEhens,
burg, Pa Freeman, has been the personal
friend OF the editor OF the Globe for more than
twenty yeirs. anl is known wherever ne IS
known ms ono of the host men living. His family
was r9vogcd with dnhiherg @ NM greatly ,,', a,s,
was used. aud the lives of the rest Of his child
rem saved. Letters from Mr.. McPtko are un-
bounded in their expressions of gratitude Tor
finding some means OF avCrtinE the loss OF all
his little ones. Five Ot Mr. MCPlkc clidrcl
out Of eight died from diphthcra before he had
an opportunity of using Du. JoAcris remedy,
From the Omaha Bee:
MI j. II. Butler, of Hazel Del, Pottawnttamio
Co.. Iowa, and his family OF eleven persons,
were all lick with malignant diphthcrin. Every
ono of tuCm has recovered bY tho use OF llr.
JcGcris p.cventiSc an Curc for Diphthcrla,
without the 0'd OF II physician.
DYSPEpSIh DYSPEPSIA
Dyspcptic, why hvc in misery aud die IN DIS.
pair with cancer of the stomuchy DR.. Thomas
Jcneris cures every cuse of indigestion nnd
constipation in Vcry short time. Best ot rel
CrenCcs gwen. Dyspepsia Is the cause ol
ninety per cent OF nli diseased conditions
Price 50 for two weeks treatment. ...,
DIR. Jcforis' diphthern medicine Is ininlilhlc
for ell kinds of sore throats Indispensable i'll
putrd sore throat in malignant scarlet toNer'
changing il In Is hours to the smplc form lnihl-
ibo cure for all intlammatory, ulCCIntiNC, put.
rid, canccrous liberation OF the womb and all
catarrhal conditions.
cincs sent with them. No doctor required.
Lr Jcfcris' remedies can only be obtained nt
his Office. No. % South Eighth street, Councu
price.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFF S.
WEDNESDAY MORNING OCT. 49,
OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET.
Dclivucd by carrier IN any part OF the city at
twenty cents per week.
II. w. THToN. Manager
TELEPHONES;
BUe1Nrss OFFICE, No. s..
NIGHT EDITOR No g.
MINOR MENTION.
Now York Plumbing Go.
New fall goods ut Refers.

Now York Plumbing Go.
New fall goods ut Rcitcr's.
ECoopcr IL Mc(icc sell stoves.
Buy Seal brand oysters, the best.
Cheap railroad tickets at Bushncll's.
Lille Ewing is to be taken to the re-
form school to-day. hcr mother saying
she can do nothing with her.
Frank f. Collins and Annie f.. Roe
OF Omaha, were united in marriage in
This city yesterday afternoon by the Rev.
q. w. CTOits at his residence.
Mr.. Clarence Dulsor, of Atlantic, and
Miss Frances &. Little, of kalamazoo,
Mich. were married in this city ycstcr-
day by the Rev. g. w. Crofts.
All the ladies who attended the millin-
cry opening ut III. Fricdmans s last even
ing pronounced it to he far in advance of
any similar opening ever given in this
city.
BE sure TO visit the pattern room when
attending the grand opening to-day and
thus evening ut II. friedman's s. Over
fifty Partisan bonnets and hats are there
displayed.
Tonight Ed Sherlock viii open his new
place, No. 4Oi Broadway. He has fitted
II up very attractivoIy, and will be pre-
pared to give his friends, old and new, Il
hearty welcome.
Ladies, remember that this is the last
evening of the grandcst millinery and
notion display ever exhibited in this city.
Mr.. H. Friedman takes pleasure in eN-
tending an invitation to all who did not
attend the opening last evening to cali
to-day or tonight.
At the meeting OF the Presbyterian
synod in Marion October 81, Rev. A. X.
Bates, of this city, is TO deliver an ad.
dress on ministerial Relief" and Rev.
DR.. Clciand, now of Kcokuk, but form
erly pastor here, is to give an address to
the Sunday school workers.
Tie funeral of Mr. and Mrs. C. Hal
danes daughter frankie, aged ) years
and months, who died yesterday of
mcmbranous Group, will take place this
afterE oon. There will be no services ut
the home, but friends of the family are
invited to accompany the remains to the
grave, leaving the residence corner of
Seventh avenue and Tenth street, at
8 O'Clock p. m
An elegantly dressed couple, hailing
from the east, Were yesterday very quietly
married in this city. After the ceremony
they took Il trip to Bayliss park, where
they costly sat in the shade. upon a
rustic bench, and partook of a lunch,
They seemed to be enjoying the marriage
feast fully rs much rs if they had ar
ranged to have been served in palatial
dining hall.
The famous PAGER Cyclone, which was
attached here on an eastern claim, was
released, other security being given to
make the matter right. The horse has
been in Omaha since, and the claim not
oeing settled, word was received ycster.
day tfat Cyclone was about to be re
moved from Omaha, and sent east
Papers were hastily got out to attach the
= horse again, and officers were on tho
lookout for him last evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13
Another Brilliant Opening.

A large number of ladies, accompanied
by their escorts, attended the grand mil
linory and notion opening last evening
at ii. Friedman's, No. 400 Broadway.
To say the display was a fine one does
not half express it. 1t was without
doubt the grandest display of millinery
ever exhibited mt an opening in this city,
and if there Is any one thing that touches
pretty bonnet.
The entire exhibition was grand, but
that which attracted the most attention
ana admiration was the pattern room, in
which were over fifty imported hats and
hOnnets
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13
Personal hs.

Judge Aylesworth was on the sick list
yesterday.
j. d. Edmundson and wife have gone
to Duluth for brief trip.
1t is expected that Royal Amy will
soon return to Council Bluffs to reside.
S. f. Moulton and wife, and Mrs. +. c.
Homes OF Glenwood, were in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. j. NJ Flagler left last evening on
a visit to friends in Rushville. ILL.,, expect
ing to be absent about two weeks.
f. Hollis and family have removed 10
this city from Rock Falls, Ills, and have
taken one of the new houses of Theo.
Guitar, on Avenue b. Mr.. Hollis will
represent the Council Bluffs branch of
the Keystone Manufacturing company
We have a few rare bargains in good
stoves that are somewhat old style. If
you want good stove for IL very little
money, call ut Cooper IL McGee's.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13
Evcrard and Eulalia, by Ed. Wright,
for sale by Bushnell ~ Crockwcll.
4 MLN sumner

4 go" supper
viii be given by the Acme club of st.
PauI's church, ut Cooke ~ Morgan 5
former stand, tomorrow evening" which,
Judging from the following menu, will be
an enjoyable affair:
COURSES CONTEMPLATED.
1. Chicken, capabIy cooked and care
fully carved.
= Cereal compounds, counted condu-
sivC to comfort.
B. Cream crackers, courtcouSly con
tributed.
t. Choice churncd cream not colorcd
with carrots.
5. Cakes, cookies and considerable col.
lection OF calSnc conqucsts by contem.
porary cooks.
g. Coffee, clarified, creamcd and con
tanning no chicory.
!. Chinese concoction of color to com
mand content.
s. Chopped cabbage, correctly con
coctcd and carefully created.
.. Cauliilowcr and cucumbers carefully
culled and ch&rmingly canned.
TO- Cool, crisp celery, critically chosen
and completely cleaned
H. Cochin Chine chickens, creditably
chopped and combined with celery.
r. Crimson cranberries crushed and
cooked.
13. Condiments counted complete con
sidcring courses.
The club conlcntially calculates a
courteous community will candldly con
slider this creditablC collection of curious
comestiblcs and conclude to GOMEZ in con-
siderable companies.
Oysters eXtra-out of the &C."
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13

The boards of registry are now in ses-
sion, and the voters are slowly coming in
to get their names put on the books.
Every voter must see to this personally,
and it cannot be done by proxy. No one
can vote whose name is not registered
regularly. There is no better time to
register than to-day; delays are always
dangerous
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13

j. Ernsdtorf, having taken entire con
troll of the PhGniX chop house, desires TO
state that he has secured the services of
Charles Decker, a tirst-class cook of New
York city. The best the market affords,
night and day, in the best style OF the
art, Win also have a regular bill of fare
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13
MURDERI!

Diphtheria is again making it's annual yisita-
tion, Ten years trial OF DIR. THOS. JEFFERlS
REMEDY for that fatal mrlady has demon
strated the fact that II is nfallibe "a prevent
i've and cure III you. permit your children TO
die with diphtheEla, "Their blood be upon your
head" For sale only At the office. No. % South
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13
An lndependent Candidate.

hereby announce myself as an indie
pendent candidate for justice of the
peace, aud submit my claims to the
voters of Council Bluffs, Ia, on the end
day of November, 1885,
A. l.. HENDRICKS.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13
Frozen Out.

Yesterday a strange sight was presented
on the streets, it being Il man with an OK
team, who was moving from Manitoba to
Kansas City. He had his little house ON
top of his wagon, and said he had teen
tifty-nine days on the road
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13

Ectrlc door bells, burglar alarms, and
every form of domestic electrical appli-
anccs at the New York Plumbing Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13

Hard and soft coal, wood, lime, cement,
etc. Council Bluffs Fuel Co., No. 500
Broadway. Telephone No. 1856.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13
j, Ernsdtorf, having taken

Custom made railroad shoes and Ger
man slippers at q. BlaXslm's, Main st.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13

One dozen cabinets and large panel
for $3.50 at Schmidt's gallery.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13
Seal brand oysters at Ii, j, Palmer's.

Fresh oysters in every style at the
Phoenix Chop House, No. sos Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-13

Anything you want in Housekeeper' S
Hardware and Tinware at Cooper II Nc
Gees