Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 28, 1882, Page 6

1THE'OMAHA DA:Ly BEE: TUESDAY FEBRUA RY 28, 18:2 "COUNCIL BLUFFS AND IOWA NEWS. P.T. MAYNE, Manager Council Bluffs Ciroulation, COUNOIL BLUKFS, IOWA | SUBSORIPTION RATES. By Carrter, - - 20 Cen’e per Week ..... $10.00 per Toar W. W. SHERMAN, COUNCIL BLUFFS. TALKING TEMPERANOE, \'vtorm;n may n;.prnpri;;my b given | board of exsminers or a diplema from EAGCTS WORTH KNGWING. Office: Room Fi the official roster of the Grand Army | some college. | , Bverett's Block, | Rey. P of the Republic, department of Towa, | To amend section 0% of the code il s Brondway. e aB:T::., Givon vt T | for tho ensuing year, as chosen at the | rolating to notice of establishment of “Good morning, Mr. — MANUFACTURER OF— ! H. W. TILTON, City REditor, ' ‘ encampment in Des Moines last | highway. ¥ nes. Y i — — woek: B ot sophes ol oie, | SOTTESY L TOU SUGH, UFH ROAD. TRACK, COACH & LIVERY ) ; deri h good humor this y y W have received a number of en There was a very large audience Ill)vp:lr{lm-nl Commander- Geo. B, rl._ct randering of accomts by guar- | TROFRInEL” L > e i % " " : ogin, Newton, dians, | i quiries from our subscribers wanting “;‘”‘"""‘ at Brondway Methodist | gt it "yice” Gommander—Prank [ To reguire railway csmpanies to | & HAR N K SS to know if they could become shar- N"N:"‘_’Mt ‘-’:u"'hy evening, every | Duford, Stewart keep highway crossings in good urflvr.l »Yes, | have been to 3 ors in the premium distributi by seat being taken, and among the hear- Junior Vies Conmmander--G. Ly | To mule attenpts to pracure ator- | " N prepaying for six. monthe. Othe | ¥ boing many who aro in the habit | Wright, Dennnison. tion punishable By imprisonment in | the€ Fine Work a Specialty. have remitted directly to ‘the Omak of attending other places of worship Assistant Adjutant General--G. | the penitentiary for not less than two maha Townsend, Newton. years, E. . SHERMAN, Busincss Manager. \ offlce and ordered their paper by mail ';,' ‘l‘;"'" = "1“ k'”"’ l':;"", Rev. P.| = gguistant Quastermaster General - T;» av'numl nn; otatutes relative to BEMUN TEA ST[]RE, 196 Botth Main® M “""'m';fi“-l’q‘-o;;‘m Manager. WA thinking thi s . Bresce, took up the temperance | W. R. Manning, Newtoa. trials of eqnitable aetions. u aim o ! @ st bk '“"""‘" quostion, and handlod 1t without | Judge Advocate- Edwin J. Abbots, | To reduce the interest sn schoob| and find anything and every- out treet, - COUNCIL BLUFFS, beidrvitied nI,’ i l‘,""" receipt, A ”-"h- gloves, telling plainly and boldly what | Comncil Bluffs, fund hm.‘. Yo7 per-seit 1o the borw!‘ thing I want, _ erved by carrier as well as H o Vi Inspector—S8. L Tyler, Keokuk. rower and (Sper cent to the aounties, A ' mail subscribers will recoive n pro. | 10 Pelieved, and exciting admiration | Gliof Mustering Ofiver—Tohsrt| To authoriao oites undes spociai OF FIRST QDALITY ANO| My Harness are Manufactured trom A No. mium receipt by prepaying six | F M fravknoss and fearlossness ovon | Arton, Des Moincn. chartora to lovy taxes to munosinpaid | AT VERY LOW PRICES. |! ©2k Tanned Leather. months, Sabcriptions reseived st | *mO" those who did not endorse il [ Medical Direotor—Alf. Hammer, jire dopartmentar © e |1 tell you, T onn Save Movey I Sell My Goods at Bed Rock:Prices, Or- e ; { his vi s Moines, . To legaliz in convey: { ; ) S A tho Council Bluflsoffcs, roomive, ' i Wiy rominont pointa urged | _ Delegates to National Eneampuont | ands for corsstery in Logan, Iiherison [ GO 05 SUTRY selars, a2, 0 ders from abroad receive prompt attention. Everett's block, Broadway. For the | in his sermon was that the pren%m —Joha Lindt and J. R. Powers, oounty. 5 ot PEYE TR0 - S — — accommodation of our patrons who may wish to prepay our canvasser will visit them within the next two days. The full premium list can be found on seventh page. Remember only two more days before this premium offer closes. license system mado every oltman »| Delegato at Large—W. L. Wilkin. | To logalizo certain scte of Josiah { ere. e E B WY e T T 2 partner in the liquor (usiness. he |1 Doane as magor of Wort Dodge,. and 4 ety v ’ traffic was legalized, and the ‘i ayor Alienates_W. D:. Lnoar, Ji W. (ialeo to lagslis thi pristed orclasgces ‘BUSTBN TEA [}[]MFY and council woro partuors wikh the | Hatton and W, W, Ehillipe. - I i W, Budtty vl ' . in t| T ) ouneil of ministration —W. F. 'o rein ) s r | ot oot W80 | Gonrady P V. Oarcy, M. L. Bow: | money lont byy tho felure of Weat's | FINE GROCERS. the city’s share of this profits, and | of Des Moines;. J. J. Bolm, | bank while atate treasarer. 18 Maim: 8t and 15 Pearl St. the men who were madv drunk wero | Council Blufls, and A. Brown, of | To legalize reorganization odttown T, BT Jnickering, Weber. Lindeman, J. Mueller| fined, these fines goiuy into the city's | Fayete: £ b b Sj“:'_‘:‘;‘;*’y’» AR COUNCIL BEUFF'<, 1A. = thor Pianos, $200 and upward, oedia'ot'thd ale of Lok, pkik ta TOTCHIRER EN0 ROM oL e o o BeripYil ™M MINOR MENTIONS, st night save a plessing entertainment at owdyisIm O traings Dohany's, To provide for taxasion of tedephone R GOUNGIL BLUFFS; IOWA,| . e following bills during r.'..'week;REPMIIING A SPECIALTY. H 9 II I. “ were many who elmimed that it was i f btk SRt Ehey i 5 TNThg L6 dp)| LmAie vaRity.: Blush, Is . done ""(: with, either oue way or the other, | Ought not to have been done,, au Such men were of no account. The | more not done that ought to have business was one which did concern | haon,done. In looking over the bills |, everyone and everyone should fraukly . ) h To provide for a.geological survey, show whers they stood. which have passeu into laws,, tha fact B g of the states f : < 1 The spouker further urgod that in |18 disclosed that nearly wll aro private | py Joyq ize. incarporation of the: 202 Bmauway,.fllllll{fllL BLUFFS, BOwMAN, ROHRER & CO., i the city election votes should be cast | laws to.legalize irregularities of er~lly,u,\ of Spancer, Clay county. The: Leading for men of known temperance princi- § sons and corporations, Not one-half | o { Eheas G ity olliches whb tald ety o logalire the organization, of tha GBUGEEY H[WSE | Storage and. Commission. Mench:ants, E . i 1at | dozen public laws of any importance §independent school district of Vo), the’ question, did ot concern A b ikporaat | 10 o BPe [ LI 1. bresston 2 PURGEASING AGENTS should be buried out of sight. ~ Men | ' 4 0" iy that ochanging the |school hoase grounds. IR oIty And Doajars ia all kinds cs.Produce Prempt attention aiven to allconsi gr iments. should be chosen who not only were general election in even-numbered To provent railway accidents and . NOS. 22, 24 AND 28 PEARL STREET, COUNQIL BLUFFS,,IOW A, outspoken and bold but whose lives | " (0™ ¢5 Novembar. ~ This will | protect railroadi property. It pro- /L u;nlutelloy backed up. thesd | doriq all dispute in the year of | vides a pensliy for detachinglecomo- Wi keen QVOl‘ythlllg FOmPARE avowments, g e Bisos slio handlod !t fhio. dlatm presidential elections, and save the | tives or sars from trains, ce runniag in First Qflss, Chouas: Cleau || U‘U - II- FO S’I‘ -E‘ B ~Tho hotel arcivals aro. rmarkably | part,in building sidewalks wnd various TN ors and aneouage the art of shoot | W, W, BUGH AN AN, | Ay = [0 e o ity "o light at 1 e | The Work of the Legislature | teach alian Strings & speeialty; imported ight at present, all around. city expenses. He therofore held | The Work ot the Legis 0 KaHoHR REREE Btkootola ve A, direct. Music Books, Sheet-Music, Loys,| —Towa Wyoming coal handled only by | that to the city government, even Daring its Session. N ';' "l'""“ ';"’ bt L Games, Fancy Goods, Wholesale and Re-| U J. W. Rodefer, No, %6 Pe.rlSt. Flitfs | more than to the saloin wen, belong- TR s by LA O ll AWND | ) tail, Pianos and Organs eold forrGash —1In the ciroult court yestorday tho case | °0 HO Tesponsibility o riie wholo mat- etsoc) GtseAgEGs EB rectd b aM ) L and on Time, Stock is large, full and-com.| £ Billwiller B s tor, Every property-uwour sud citi- | Lgialation, Past, Present and 0! seboo’ Clrectort to BEsiCH plete. Musical Journal ireo on applica- ! of Billwiller Bros. va. George W. Packer | ;on being,conoerned in tuo city, was Prospective. meetings, drow ull ceders, sign all tion Correspondence Solicited. R e e i SRR WATOHES, | LA [t B—|11;herunm| servioes of the late Parry |in this business. The speaker for | giia Diepsten toTho oo L g offices and mambers I mith will be hsld this afternoon at 2| one protested against being forced i i pirbdheid i JEN i | o'clyckat the family residence, iuto this kind of a partnership. i i e ) TR L ELRY, C J. MUELLER, R4 Oitie"sibida He also went fiezcely for those men soven,of the usual sixty days nl\md ,1‘11:!.. cities irustate ceses trie fore 103 s th 5th s o omio opera company ar- | who had no opinion or as least would [ to legisiative sessions. have u | Him. ; GLOG s ou th St rived at the Ogdun house yestarday nnd | oxpross noae on the aubject, Ther | pussod, and the record is. conapieuous | 14 Protect sailway passengoms.from | ) K i E 1 reat | C —Four horses are now required to pull the heavy loads, omnibuses and street cars through the streets, which are in a horri- ble condition. —There was a rush at the entertainment given by the Alice Oates opera comjany last evening. Almo t every reat in the house was taken in advance. ——Political talk - getting warmer and warmer, One of the latest and biggest bublles was & young man standing in front of the Pacific house waving a 8500 wad and shouting that he would bet that smount that Bowman would be the next mayor. He shouted in vain, that prohibition did not prohibit. It fi?:x;;}:":‘f;;‘l’;fi :{egg:::f;lfl:c‘a hufl":i, c?:;fi?;h";:m:; Borrerasoniiof GROCERIRS aud PROVISIONS —MILL SUPPLY ON SHORT IOTICE- —Thero wan constant. stesaim of new | W88 dlaimod by somo that whoto 8 41y, 40 us togo dowa to Washington | Dagton, Wobster county. 1t will paw you to lock aur esn| CUt Flowers, G"“SIhOltJSe ands Vegetable ho | prohibitory law was pussed the sale of 1,14 ontest the seat of some nepubli-| To omempt sewing madbines Som sohn ) i ants }mruf::;xy,';;:? (rl‘::iiu‘:p;;?em‘ -l: K'l““ increased rather than deoreased. | .\ glcted in October. Thusone by | attachment or execution. tadlishment, throvgh. Every r 3 . F= | In their sezaon. Orders promptly filed snd delivered to Expyes. offica: fvees wt charge. Send fo He pressed the question that if this one the chances fox democrats to get To fiws the salary of distriat and cir- thlng soldi for Uash, and at the Catalogue, Ry S e oY was go, why did those interested in | gioy in Tows is ruthlcasly cut off, aud [ cuit caurt judges at $3.000, S e e COUWOIL BXUFES, - c xa the liquor business clamor_so against :l\a opportunity now pryann&l ’inelf To annul section 3,072. of. the code { ,thze })‘;‘m];)c G o bave = —— i 4 . times. From the number already enrolled ' and the way the names a:e stillcoming in, it is evident that there will be polled one of the large t votes ever st in the history 03 Jhis city. ~T'o-night the Cecelia club give a con- cert, the leadiny attraction in which will be the part 'aken in the programme by Miss Funoie Kellogg. Her many old friends here will be glad, indeed, to have § this opportunity of heariug her. She in- ] tenda to stait tu-morrow for B ston, | —Ono name has already dropped out of the Vaughan ticket. G. M. Washburn ! ndlinated as alderman at large, declines. ! / The boast-wa: made at the last m eting © that the written acceptances of all thote nominated were in the hands of Vaughan How is this? . —Dr. Lawrence poohs at the idea that 1 he is g ing to Europe, If elected mayor he proposes to stay here and attend to its duties. He has served three terms and those who know of his faithfulness in pre vious terms all join in & laugh at this bug- bear raised by his opponents that he wants to go to Euope as “mayor of Council Bluffs.” Such a charge only shows how scarce amunition is with the oppositicn, such a law. If they could sell more | 3 il more. The new congres- | relatiog to exemptions. E : E :_A—M:£ e i) To reimburse ex-State Thsasurer Ca N NED C\‘@UI S H- = S LN’ handled the claim that law could not just now every member of the legisla- the speaker caused the audience to | g o of the districts run along the | B0 apply the same mule which now | ern Gsaous put up All Cauned COUNCI.. BLUFFS, I0W A thtte doing some excelient work, - 7 liquor under prohibitory laws they 1 rtionment bill gives Lowa Slulip ApRO! U Geo, W. Bamis for monay lost.by fail- DRATIER) be enforoed, ture is figuring out a congressional listen closely. ~ The music on the oc- | gk line railroads; some of them | applies 4o the state treasurerso county —_——— Mississippi and_ Missouri; and | 4% warrants, Send for our Priaes, = -— | ne prm SRt -n'y re- |~ To provide for tha, elaction of as<| ipiet atte.ticn p.id 1o Mail e Y. EULILY JR, \ should favor such laws, He also |, "0 oro delegates to congress, and R ure: ofi Weat's bank. | als [m- 5] i s o ws i DADER, BOOKS © STAT/NERY The earuestness and frankness of | gigo ot or rather eleven of them. | Madison penitentiary. portedt:eods, Eastorr ana West- ] < | ] onsion was unusually good, a quar-| up and down, especially along tho | teasurers in the oanaelixtiom of dohms Goods. r duced 10:per centi. STILL ALIVE. gard to georgraphy or good sessora in cities and, towna that lie in Ordens. n itier COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOW: 4, . . Of opurse, the democrats are [|parts of townships. oL . q s Suchis the Latest From the Viotim Sonsiderably interested to know with | Toprovide for superies courte in Agevt; for Washbur's Snper- B]yel‘ anfl Shlpper []f E.Ila:m a‘nd Pruv-lsmns bt kg ;;f;“;fl?.;g:“.fi:’m:‘iabfi,;.fli‘: 'f-;.; m?:;'i;:'nu able bodied men in | 78 Flcur. @vders solicitedin Towa and Nebraska, REFER' ZNOES. — First National The German farmer, who was |able botherin one or two districts. | citics to pay poll bax, and if not paid F. J. OSBORMR &00,, |Bank, Stewart Bros., Council Bluffs; Williaw, P,. Harvey & Co., Culver & robbed and shot at_ his liome in Keg | They would be pleased to be colonized zolure S:; tembe-bchmx becomes a 162 Broadway, Opposite Ogden @Qo., Chicago; B A. Kent & Co., St. Louis. Oreek township last Friday night, was but it is not likely they will be gradi~ | hien on all propeaty, no proverty g SN - reported yesterday as boing still alive | xpeot to get their claws clipped, if | therefor. o - M E T C A L F B R O S.' but with no prospect of recovery. | mathematical calculations can do it To reduce ths interest ou the school it inatead of Stroetheck, as firat reported. | be remis in duty to itaelt if it did not | nof the bill vassed by the house. {Hats, Caps, Straw @oods, and Buck ; !l‘“l:e b:ll w:: ra:m:vn:d r:nu u:ldly se¢e to it that every delegate to. con i it‘tomp;z:‘;d; iu:i"“f"}‘tml%k:he repork |R0“ quK v A 4 CHICAGO PRICES ::LI-I ICATED. GlOVGB oard ol heal . - g through his body, Tho ‘men who at. | tion of a demoorat made impossible | o authorizo school directors so | COURORE B e e Iowa. il on the hunt, The neigh. | the deniocrats would do the same if [ To lewlize eontracts heretoforo . %T)r:h:ro?i.ill v:ry ‘:nu‘::ll‘x exui::txl‘,‘ l\gm! they had a chance without the least “;flt“; hyl%h‘ml 'l'»lhcm for insurance MANUFACTURERS OF P - a o O K s of school property. i i i e it e i | o st s it | ENGINES, BOILERS, Mkt REAL ESTAT'E AGENT, Pl business which is perplexing. Certail 4 . VALIANT VETS. men with oongmlp:ioix)ml :fpirltion:,‘ two mills tax, £YSID Haa For Sale, Town Lots, Improved and Unimproved, also, Railroad Lands, It i n f Burlington, ith W. 8. M Savi B grouped in @ district a8 will enhance | © g . flice with W. 8. MAYNE , over Savinge Bank, - COUNOIL BLUFF Some of thelr Late Doings and the | thir chances for success. Altogether To legalizo defective acknowledge- = S E—— ~The many friends and acquiintances of Sheriff Dan Ferrel!, of Mills county, , will be startled on learnivg that while af- | ter some desperadoes in Wisconsin he re- celved two or three pistol wounds in the struggle of capturing them, none of which will, however, prove serious. He rea hed —_— fied to any extent, They may safely | % wages are oXgmpt from execution His name'is Theodore Sturtenbacker; | A party with 80,000 majority would | fund loan b s¢ven per ceat. ~This is COUNCIL BLUFFS T NEOLREALE | DEALNRGY. v from his back, it having passed nearly | gress was a republican and the elec- tacked him are still at large, but offi. | This, on the correot assuraption that | build rouds to sehool house sites. there are talks of lynching in case the compunction of conscience. are intorested 1n having such countios To legalize certain sewer ordinances GENERAL MACHINERY - and a number ot Well Improved Far ms, both in Iowa and Nebraska. 3 ment of deeds, Office and Works, Main Street, @ 5 T =5 bis home in Glenwood yesterdsy. Despite | Roster of the Grand Encempment, | there will be a lively contost over this | "o o'yo0ay; i g s i egalize the sale of certain school 109 depaen S made pppios by e e e anly e, s | Iania in Buena Vista connty. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. BIXBY 8. WOOD, A r-pon:a n.‘“m yo’-hrhy A There ure few posts of the Grand | mst impur(-l‘;t. _munsures before the Ty Fijs et 2 s 5 ) fng afresh that Dr. Lavence jud with- Army of the Republic o wide awake, ll;;::::‘;ltriel; :"fnr:x:u‘;.lln:?:er."ts?;: cfllmc". BLUFFS sPEclAl pLUM dERs’ sTEA"“ A"n GAS FlTTEns drawn from the mayorality race, That | full of fun and enterprise us the Abe | .4y however will shy his slate into "oTleEs. Stamp Mills, smfllfiflg Furnaces, . ¢ | geutleman yesterdsy stated t» Tun By | Lincola post of this city. Saturday | the ring this week as a starter. One 3 as Fixtures, Bath Tubs, Marble Slabs, Brass {| that, though his friends had urged him to | night about forty of them went in a | thing ilfi’f'\:i" the *‘big Ninth" dis. NOTICE b ool § advacsitmate ek HOISTERS AND ? ) 4 | socept agalnst his pe rsonal inclination, yet | body to Mi i Vall triot wi narrowed down some- v paol vertisements, such as . 2g gle | aviag pab hia hand $0'tbe plow be Aboud | ¢1s maclvn h',"_“s:i'm:“:ifl‘;’s Pyl what, nd onoaddiciona distriat will | Vo, Bt o Jow For s %o Xeo | GRNERAL MILL - MACHINEBRY, Goods, Iron and Lead Pipe, Fittings and | 3 , ot | m‘:\?&h‘: wt‘ilulcu:n:lh:-u:r:- "‘: n;’::' :::: They took their deum corps with them} u:dc":‘xoa ‘:‘:l'jo?nn:g l’gfiz‘:i‘;(‘: “’.;l':fl columarob -GN e of WRS LORUTH: BE R HOUSE FRONTS, PumPs’ Kept hl Stock. rary '.dhd' fed with raf of coarse, and at least one canteen, | will necessitate a change throughout ekl o {ntsTico end! FIVICRNTY f { cou! onfed with rafoty, e sy ) | will nocesetate ® Ohuke whroughout ] pgr LINE for each subsoquont insertion. No..7 Fouirth 8t,, COUNCIL BLUFFS -1t must 10 admizted that Vaughin in cFadden went along on a 3 Probable [ ey adveriisements at our ofice, Room 5, | GENBERAL REPAIR WORK » ol 3 speciul invitation to startle the music 'h%fi:'rm“:h‘i'l:‘i:;:m::“:: d':":“"":'“ "ot | EYerSits Biock, Broadway. ey lovers of Missouri Valley by one of | for Wednesday in thosenate as sy | 1 will vocelve prompé aitentlon. A geneml s inimitable - bass r::llllm solos, The | cial order, dwhnu- long debate may FO'L?AL#U-.'I;:!?:;Q" 3“5‘4“!‘..“‘[.&{?1 erias) o] vetcrans were cordially received and | be expeoted. ~ The oppouents «f the | 1# 9 Council Blufls, lowa. 28-8te d . Yy g most hoepitably cared for, The occa- mnu\f:ec tave bnen” sl — Brass (oods, Belting, Piving, . g — e g ‘consisten: ‘n one thing, He has chirged the workingmen with being so ignoreut that they did not read the papers, and could only gain needed information fiom him, He spparently conclu e that the workingmien ' were ‘also oo jgnorant to make up a ticket to suit themselvos, and #0 hs framed one for thew, being careful or L B to sult himself, No convention was \ nursing their ANTED—To rent & small cottage at once. sion was u highly enjoyable one, the | wrath for some time. The state “r Dl at B ice. speech making, story telling and mu. [ brewara have come to their helj, | . - being decidedly evlivening and the [ with a remonstrance in which will Mt'uzu Fou BALE —Twenty S-yesr oid rations of oamp life order, being | iurnish new materiul for argument, | 2 g, Address C, M, or enquire at AND SUPPLIES FOR b « oo Thowm 160 45 70 haads b WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF FINE i oalled, no committee proper'y appoin'ed, b‘;‘::““l ";g well ::'"‘hd it but probably without «fFacting tho re. | e o 4140 0 e sy W Foundry, Pig Iron, Ooke, Coal ¢ ong the interesting incidets | sult, as there are from twenty-eight t i }‘ | ""h:;""::’ d&n:'ythlu‘ but to aocept | way s presentation made to Ouu-,m::.. thirty of the fifty votes in l‘tl’;’uL:,:nnt: s :1;::«-&“::‘:-:“-:‘12 OHAS. HENDRIF, BooTs ; SHUE ) | B chose or, . In treat ng them | dgr French, of the Missouri valloy [in favor of the amondment, The | houses side bs side, ‘Audrces ®. 0. iox T8 President - t b “"‘:“’ respeots :“' ::l:';l" : “'“;"IN post. K. J, Abbott, of tiis city, | house will waste no time on it. In SO By, or'epplp W 8 0N, Council Tosidon them tso ignorant ur themselves, FiEm wade the presentation wpoeoh, and | fact, it has already adopted 1t and | mom———— handed over to him & weystorious par- | sent it to the senate, but with VWV X TED Rrecrhody ta Qouaci) B y RA oel, which on being apered by pul iflrll wrrogularity about it, by ;hiohwt?: mwhh;d;r‘m; %m,“:;:"n,’i?:’m- {MAURER & CRAIG, off wrapper after wrappur, proved to |senate will not take it up, but will | Block, Broadvay. ARTISTIC POTTERY, bea whale, 8 kappy reminder of a|proceed de novo with its own. oA room 1ase, hina, . . . N Jovial viait sbde to this. oity by Garns |- Nono of the appropristion bills| W *Por perncaics” abteiaoiee sy | Bioh Ouiea GrueEe o © ‘Within One Hundred and Fifty Miles of Council Blu mander French, when the ’;n‘y']..]. have come back lmfrr th‘: com mm;u Broom Faciary, Councl P,“'m"!'!-,,!?"!& $40 Broaowayr, - COUNCIL y ffs working peopleare intelligent enough not only to read but also toframe a ticket for thewselves, . =Jo 8p ulding, the independent candi- Slippers, Etc., | | | g Vaughan assumes much for bim-e f. The t 3 date for city marshal, seems to develop | .o o, exhibition A x FFS, IOWA. 4 here. Lively | yet. They will doubtless turn u, ANTED-A first-class broom ler. ne ———————" . mh‘:‘::.bm‘::‘hl.‘umy are drawn | gpeaches were made by Mr. mei during Qh); week. With these an: 800, Qunsll By, lown o ) i] [] d t'l At to y that hie has had | and Judye Harris, of Missour: Valley; | the congressional bill out of the way )R SALE—OId papors 00 por hundred, & KELLEY & M cRAcKE”, a . r ers []mp Y . Bfl B 0 a:n | such bad luck, ,As most know he fortu- | also by John Lindt, the commander | there will bo clear sailing for the geo- | £ The Bee otice, Lol wius, veare Marbl d G it A : || natoly scaped” any crippliog ' the | of the poat in this” city. The. Glee | logieal survey, state bourd of indus. | Y0 BUICKMARERS FOR SRS s 3 | T BT OC ANC aranite, Highly Appreciated service, but unfortunately lost an arm st | club of Missouri Valley, sang some | try, state board of charities, state en- wore of land adjo‘ning the brick-yard of fovsh FIRth r.. Oouncil Blys g y I]p e b ,l?vr. while firing & cannon on the day of l‘ol;‘l:"u songs, tomologist, state board of school ex. | Mauier & Hal e on Upper Browiway, Bor |- — PRICES ARE ¥ asfeld's funersl, Belog & u echanic, teminisconses of army life were | aminers, et al. Siice st the tTrade rorma, Gouncil Blutls, ""“"“’d"'li '““?", fipphuTxu u’nd Inughter " Dis Moinks, February 27, e o s Drs. Woodbury & Son, OUR VERY LOW. an went jolly, .bu rest of the i : 'W R S iy — e b tor ot v e | night was apt in eating, in driuking | DFi8 the wesk tho following W Tnguire a B otbe, Couad BB | | I 30 20 W X 0T Call and See Our NEW SPRING STOCK, v/hich by the conventin, but his public an coffee served cold from u canteen, au BILLS PASSED THE HOUSE: oct1s- o W tats ettt 5} ! h " neuncement that he was a candidate any- | > generally dewolishing the army| Providing for the payment of out- it _‘""_N ti Cor. Pearl & 1st Ave, 00U has 398““ to Arrive. Sy distroyed bis shance. Of course supper, Amugl the causes of regret | standing eouncy warrants in the order Owing to the auee. by : —— 8 # / i blic offices should not be giv the | s that the visitors did not have u | issued. Oalating Bromida. Instantareous Process [g ] pul arigy oy en on the | chance to greet Paul Vandervoort, To require the seal of the clerk of | 8t the Excelsior Gallery, Fifth striet, Goun- W. 8, AMENT, JACOB SIMS. o A A " «f eharity, but Jo's circumstances | and to heara spoech promised by him, | the courts to certificate of records | i BluMs, the proprietor qmmm% ) 1 life cause many to be inclined to vote for bim, and he promises to show up strong when the final count is made, o i rds | G o, S0p peogute N AMENT & SIMS he being necessarily absont from the | transoribed by him in certain cases. |L: fi”&‘o‘&m':%...fl "J:f.?:"m nnh Press. ! jol;,yu oceasion, To regulate the practice of dentistry | f Business tuch arrayuuent ls neccesary to Attorneys & Oounsellors-at-Law, 411 BROADWAY, COUNCIL B'.UFFS, 10W, ‘Euc‘ connection with the doings of the by requiring a certificate from thestate ' “5)"1:.%‘ J. BARKE, Propristo QQUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA, ‘ ‘nd m‘ sm‘ EQUA'E. el ARI"DA [uw‘ tr:",_ i E this injury took away his means of gainivg © alivelihood. He is @ republican, mud