Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 1, 1882, Page 6

el [ SRR TS i RS T L g THY DAILY BEE COUNGIL BLUFFS. aturday Morning Aprnil 1 A “Office: No. 7 Pearl Street, Near Broadway. C. E. MAYN H. W, TI v ity Circnlation, Eaitor, OPPOSING THE BEE There are tome petty souls whom enter prise and success seem 1o ange: as a red flag doss a bull. Such sou's are ton feehle to bear the weight of & name,and hence we let them go nameless, Some of these have of Iate been straining themselves in puny attempts to ti.ht Tir Beg, not openly ana maufully as becometh h folks, hut slyly and snakely. Lies cluster about their lips like flies about mclasses, and they whisper about in the dark corners that Tie Ber's cireu ation in Council Bluffs is but a handful; thatits editors ure bought up; that it rehashes news; that it—well, there is n- end of the tal T all such we say, keep right on ta kin, Tuk Bee is only helped Dy it, as in a where the charicter of such assailants is as well known as they are here, op: osi fon from them, thus min gled with flimsy false- hopds, is an hon r. Tug BEe is not seeking « foothold in this city. Tt has one. Twk Brr has great faith in Council Bluffs, and the liberality of the advertisers and the multitude of the readers shows that the city has faith in I'ae ¥ ek, Tue liberal policy is the one that wins in a city, and it is the spirit which welcomes, rather than hoots at every hones' enterprise which is started within the limits, The mor: wholesale houses which are started here, the more factories, the more enterprises of any wor- thy kind, the better, and it is 4 aging fact that the majority of ociti- zens are ready to welcme such as i vinced by the heartiness with which they have welcomed the establishment of Tim Bk here. It neems needless to attempt to chase up the city lies which are told by the few envious souls who are slopping over with maliciousness, but those fiiends and or patrons of THE Bee who should chance to desire any facts or explanations in relatin to these aseanlts will find Thr Beg ever ready to frinkly give them, Tr Bk is winning its way into many houses, is gaining friends 1nd supporters daily, and it can « fford to smile upon those who have nought in life but envy. The in- crease in the number, variety and pros perity of iudividual enterprises is what builds up a city, and those who have no- thing to do but whine must stand aside or, be erushed un ler the wheels of progress, .- MINOR MENTIONS encour- —Praug’s Easter car 's at Seaman’s, mchl4djy . —Annie Pixley showed upas Mliss ut Dohany's last evening. —To-night the Swedish Ladios’ quar tette nppears at Dohany's. —To-dy is April fool's day, as many will be doubtless he reminded ere nightfall. —Haverly's Strategists promise to give an entertainment in ttis city April 22, ~Duprez & Berediovs miustrels are booked here for the 7th of April. ~—The Congregational folks had a social last evening at the residence of M, T, F. Evans. —The sale of tickets has opened for the benefit conocrt to dered Miss Blanche Ol- iver, April 4, —Permit to marry was yesterday given to John Daggett aud Miss Sarah Alice Daggett, both of Criscent, —Yesterday afternoun Justice Abbott gracefully tied a knotby which Heury A. Doner and Laura A. Doner, of Hardin, became wedded. ~I'aye you reen that fine display of Easter cards at Bushnell & Brackett's? mchllodtf —In the United States court yesterday the case of Dows vs. Williamson came to a close, the jury finding for the plaint fi in the sum of $4,000, ~—The Rescue company is making ex- tensive arrangements for its ball, to be given.in Bloom & Nixon's hall on the evening of the 10th of April, —A fine chandelier was yesterday pur- chased tor the firemen's room in the new engine house, This in but the beginning of the furnishings, which are to 1e extra fine throughout, —Chief Field has all 1orts of duties fall tohislot. Yesterday afterncon he was called on to hunt up five missing children, all from no family, who wandered away from their home in this city and became lost. —Rav. W, E. Copeland will preach in the Kuights of Pythias hall next Sunday evening, at 7:80 o'cleck. His subject will be “Lost by Fear.” Rev, Mr, Copeland's sermons have thus far proved very instruc- tive and interesting, and his audiences have been steadily increasing, * —To-morcow evening those who are in. terested in the su'ject of “Capital and Labor” will have an opportunity of hear. Ing Rev. Mr, Lemen's views on the ques. tion, as he has arranged to deliver a dis- oour e on the theme at the Baptist church, —One rough young fellow became angry last night because some of the railroad boys would not give him free lodging in the cars standing om the track in the Northwestern's yurd, aud smashed & ca- boose door into splinters. He is yet to be heard from, —Rev, P. T. Bresce will preach - merrow (Sabbath) at Dohany's opera hall, the Broadway church being refitted, Sub. Ject, at 10:30 “‘Christ Alive,” and ot 7:80 p. m,, “The Glorious Church,” Bunday school at 12 w. ~The Bankew' Life association has made arrangements for the hand'ing of its business here, by appointing H. M. Ste. vens district solicitor, and Officer & Pusey’s bank as the depository, The company, unlike nther co-operative com. panies, has a guarantee fund, each mewm- ber being required to make & special de- posit, ~~At the Presbyterian chnreh the pas- tor, Rev, T, H. Oleland, D. D., desires especially to meet at to-morrow morning's service the members of the congregation, Moruing service at 10:30 o'clock, and evening service at 7:30 o'clock. Sunday school at noon, and yottng people’s me b ing at 6:30 o’clock, . The ~ntertainment given by the ladie of the Presbyterian church on Thuraday evening proved so much of & success that he request of many, they have decider this afternoon in Bloom ining at 2:30 o'clock will be only twen reduction of vne-half, PERSONAL, Col. Sapp returned home yesterday. A. B, Barnard, of the St. Jo road, was in the city yesterday. Hon, Jno. Y. Stone, of Avoca, was yes terday among the guests at the Oyden, CRUMAS FROM COURT. The Doings Behind the Bars and Be- fore the Bars, Robert Gordon, the young man who stole Mase Wise's rubber hunting boots, and some other articles, and who gave the loser and officers such a wild chase, was yosterday brought be- fore Judge Aylesworth, aud being found guilty was sentenced to thirty days in jail. Bill Probstell, better known as “Dutch Bill,” was to have a hearing yesterday, but it was delayed until to-day, and meantime he languishes. John Pierson, who has gained such a notoriety in convection with the Snodderly case and Hubbard assault, put out for Omaha on his acquittal on the charge of perjury. 'The evidence gathered points to the fact that in- stead of his seeing Snodderly assault and rob Mrs. Hubbard, he was him- self the assailant, and accordingly a warrant has been issued for his arrest on this charge. He was arrested in Omaha yesterday and was brought brought back to this city for trial The case has been very bunglingly handled, apparently, for with what fects were in the possession of the officers soon after the robbery, it seems that sharp work would have re- vealed the real criminal and he would have been brought to justice before this. Lars Jensen, of Boomer township, was yesterday afternoon before Judg> Aylesworth, charged with keeping a horse . which had the glanders, and which caused neighbors’ horses to catch the same disease. There were a large number of witnesses on both sides, Judge Reed yesterday listened to the case of Rosa Empron, a girl of fifteen, whose mother is unable to control her. The judge decided to send tho girl to the reform school, raising rows and smashing furniture in the dugouts in the eastorn part of the city, were yesterday before Justice Abbott, They were Richard Baker, alins Texas, and Del Harris, The evidenco showed that they smashed down a door with an ax, broke up a stove, and raised a row generally. The charge of assault was dropped, and on that of malicious mischief they were held for the grand jury’s action. The bail was fixed at $100 each, and not being able to furnish it they were sent to swell the number of boarders at the jail, Ray and McCabe, the two prisoners who have been lying in jail since last LA AL A j& Co, DL UUUINNVIL DLUDES, 1U WY A Transfers of Titles, The following transfers of real estate are reported a taken from the county records by J. W. Squire abstractors of titles, real estate and loan agents, Cot . G D. Clancy Lo § 20, Beer's sub, o . s 10 C, Deetlin, lots 2 and Mynster's add. city; 9 in block £1,500. A. Widner to C. H. Twigg, w} nw 75, 38; 81,400. Warner to E. M. Nitz, lot 12 O, vity; §300. L. E. Whitema part uw § ne | 12, H. M. Davis to H. Vincent, n} nw Jaw) and nc} swl 20, 77, 43; $420, C. Gust.ferson to J. H. Shaddan, 6 acres in ne } se, 20, 77, 43; $90. S, A. Lamont to M. Needs, se }, 9, 76, 41; $2,080, W. H. Farwell to 8. J. Myles, lot J. G. Hurat, J. A. Knox, ne, 30; )0, nw, 14,77, 39; § 8. Hansen to W. H, Christansen, e 30 acres of ne, ne, 11, 76, 43; 8525, M. M. Fleming to B. W. Hight, lot 22 in 17, Mill add, city; $300. W. Bartlett to W. B. Cuppy, part block 53 in Allen & Cook’s add, Avoca; 8500, - Railrond Constraction in Towa. Corrospordence of Chicago Trivune. Moines, March 27. — Close Bros. & Co. and the Towa Land com- pany are owners of over 160,000 acres of land in Osceola and Lyon counties, Close Bros. are large owners of farms which they operate, and have also sold numerous acres to actual set- tlers, It is tor their interest to have these lands developed and improved as rapidly as possible, Nearly a year ago they made a prop- osition to the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern to build an east snd west road through these coun- ties, The company reached Spirit Lake and there stopped. Becoming satisfied that the Burlington company would do nothing, Close Bros, went to Chicago aud succeeded in interest- ing J. D. Harvey, J. L. Harvey and others in the project. A company was organized which has been incor- poratcd as the Spirit Lake & Western railroad company, with headquarters at Sibley. The object is to baild a railroad from Spirit Lake westerly to same point on the Big Sicux river. The capital stock is §1,800,000. The incorporators are Joel D, Harvey James B, Close, Josiah L. Lombard, Elliott C. Davidson, and Charles J. C. Ball. Chief Engineer Charles P. Westfield and a corp of assistants from Chicage have already arrived on vhe ground and begun a survey of the road, with instructions to permanent- ly locate and drive stakes as they go. 1t is the intention to have the road completed 80 as to move the next farm crope, Since this movement was inau- gurated the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern has begun a survey from Two colored_men, who have beon | gt Tke 40 Sibley and. the pros. 0y, pects are there will be some lively railroad work in that section during the year. The engineer corps stafted out on the Des Moines Northern this morn- ing, and construction will be resumed on this road for the season. It will require about a gonth to complete tracks to the high bridge at the Des Motnes river. hen this is reached, grading will be pushed rapidly to Boone, Judge Love, of the federal court, settled a most vexatious question which frequently arises in railroad construction in this state, and which generally results in litigation, as well a8 robbery. It was the right of way foro tho United States court yeater. | Fhe e o, Fuioid, Srosses another. day. Ray pleaded guilly and was| & Opceola and the Chicago, Burling. sepconcadito.ten ‘*I?Ys el M""f‘"’ ton & Quincy. The former attempted was ugly when called from his cell to h 3 iho it room, and rofused 6 move, | ,0u¢ I8 1508 to cros the laier On tho ofticer insisting, he pulled off| iyt orossing shall be made where his pants, and insisted on being taken, | /" o is maintained. ' The Chicago. if taken at uln{ vmhofut. lt]hunludneedful Bidiogton & Qulare o H il coverings, e was finally slid into a . 2 big pair of overhauls, and guided into °;‘{'§,’,“§’,;‘:'€:}.".J‘KS Mu?n: :fm:r::: the court room, with his sleeves rolled g.g selected by the Oacgmln S ) fall on a charge of selliug two boxes | of cigars without a license, were be- up, andacted rather ugly. He pleaded not guilty, and was taken back to await trial, liquor to Indians, was yesterday sen- tenced in the United States court to seven days in jail, of adjournment. P it REGULATING THE SALOONS A Healthy Change for the Better in Administrative Affairs. The police, acting under the direc- tlons of the new city government, are making an attempt to curb the lawless: noss which has characterized the sa- loons. The ordinances have hereto- fore been allowed to remain as a dead lotter, at least most of the time. With the coming in of the new and the go- ing out of tho old, the lines Fegin to be straightened, The police have been instructed to report all saloons keep- ing open after 11 o'clock at night, and has been doing so without fear or favor the latest being Patrick Lacy's, Hatch and the Ogden House billiard saloon. The next move promised after these warnings is to prosecute «ffenders, The Blue Jay saloon, which has be- come quite notorious, was the scene of 8 row yesterday afternoon, and in. stead of passing over the matter, ar- rests were made of the proprietors, Frank Crow and Frank Gillet, and they were booked for disturbing the peace. There was quite a little urry of excitement caused by this action, aa it has been so that the Blue Jayap- The arrest ooy o A s another indication at the new city government means business, One hundred bushels choice Salt Lake seod potatoes for sale. Enquire at Ogden House office, Council B?ulh apll-2t-wit FRESH LOT OF MULES, Mace Wise has just received 50 head of fine mules, !’lhish he offers for sale at low prices. Call and see them at Mack Wise's Bagx, Scott street, near Broadway, Couneil Bluffs, w30-4t put u train there, The contest was taken to the federal court. Judge Love decided that proper proceedings A man named Brockway, for selling | in such cases was to condemn the right of way across the track and have the damages assessed by a jury. He therefore dissolved the injunction snd The trial of Morris, one of the two | gave the Osceola five days in which to alleged counterfeiters, was bugun yes- | take measures to condemn the right terday afternoon in the United States | of way. This isa very simple pro- court and was still on trial at the hour | ceeding, and will save much cost and trouble. The rumer is revived that the Chi- in his art, he shadows Jay Gould himee/f, and the naun who would at tempt to waylay the railroad magnate would fall into horny hands. This nervousness on the part of Mr. Gould lates from the time Maj. Selover venged himself by throwing him over | the 1ailing in front of a ba-ber-sh He has not yet recovered from the fright, although he and Mr. Selover were fricuds again within a ycar. “By special invitation of Mr. Har ry Hill, to-day I witnessed a scientific set-to between two young ladies. Th little thea're was crowded by sportin. = and others drawn together to sce two young ladies fight with gloves. The gloves, by the way, are not nice, soft gloves, but villisnously hard and cruel, and made to hurt., When the two women stepped forward, Mr. Hill ex hibited the trophies to be battled for a silver cup and a medal— and then yelled ‘Time.’ They were dressed in silk tights, and were muscular and comely. Boston Carrie, the taller of the two,madeafgreatlshow offher know- ledge of the sciencoof boxing,until her little New York antagonist got under her guard and delivered such a stun- ning blow on the nose that she was knocked vver backward. Carrie coun- tered on the other one's lips, and they came to the second round with flushed and bloody faces, Tc describe the rest of the match would be disgusting. It was brutal in the extreme, and I musat say that it is a crying shame that such a thing should occur in a Chris- tian country. I noticed one thing: when the girls were pretty well beat. en up, the men spectators yelled to tho seconds.to pull them apart; but the women who looked on urged them to ‘Fight itout.”” Model Irish Landlords. Chieago Tribune. Among the landlords of Treland who in Englund are esteqmed as model Irish landlords is Mr. Bence Jones, has been wristen up in the press and magssines a8 possessing all the quali- ties which tenants like to find in their superiors, If Mr. Bence Jones, how: ever, is a model landlord, what must the rest be about whom little is said? He has made special boasts of his fair rents, but some of the rents recently came bufore the Land Court. 1In one instance a rent of §410 was reduced to $260, and that, too, upon the evidence of a landlord and land agent, while auother one was cut down from §830 to $400. Some of this model land- lord’s leases also got into the Land Court and failed to meet its approval. One »f them, which she court broke, was forced upon the t:nant by the threat of eviction. It discouraged tenant improvements, placed an arbi- trary measure, on the value of unex- hausted measure,and deprived the ten- ant of any right not merely to assign, but to bequeath his farm so that if the tenant left the farm by will as a provision fo= his wife or child without the leave of the landlord he could en- ter and the lease come to an end. The Earl of Kenmare is another landlord who has been considered a model in England. One . f his leases was made to a tenant named Daniel Shea, who can neither read nor write. It was brought before the Land Court and broken, and in his decision Judge O'Hagan said: ““This isa lease which contains more stringent and more eluborate provi- sions than any lease which has come under our experience and our experience has been very large. 1 don't suppose in any court of equity onthe face of the earth this lease would stand for a mo- ment. There is a declaration in the lease as follows: “The said lessee hereby contracts with the said lessor, his heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns, that his, the said tenavt'’s, heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns shall not make any claim for compensation under any Ipmviuion of the Landlord and tenant (Ireland)act, 1870, it being hereby admitted that the holdings of said lessee in Ireland valued under the stature relating to the valuation of land in Ireland at an annual valuation of not less than £55.” The tenant had not upon the face of the globe a single particle of land ex- cept this holding which is valued at £24, The tenant is an iliterate man, hardly speaking Evglish, He signed his name by a mark, and there is not a preiense that this lease was ever read to him or that any person on his be- half had been consulted, The tenant is an ignorant man and is asked to sign with his mark a lease o' the most elaborate and extremely strin- ent description, containing upon the face of it a destinct and complete mis- eago & Northwestern will be entended northwest this scason by building the surveyed line from Bac City to Cor- rectionville, forty-two miles, and the spur from Ida Grove seven miles, to a connection with the Correctionville line, Sac City is the present terminus of & Elug of the Maple River branch, which was built by the Iowa rail- road land company, who, it is under- stood, will build ti;u road to Correc- tionville, and when completed it will be operated by the Chicago & No.th- western, This will give the North- western some distance the start of the Wabash, which is now at Rockwell City, but will push on s0 soon as the weather permits, either to Sioux City or Sioux F! robably the latter. RACY NEW YORK GOSSIP, Jay Gould and Fis Muscularly In- clined Son—Female Beauties 10 Hard Gloves., - The New York correspondent to the Washington Star wri(u-?o ““The Gould family is looming up in the theatrical line.” One would nat. urally think that Jay Gould knew nothing of such things, but he is said 0 have made the discovery on prowl- ing through the Grand Opera Eloule that there was no greenroom. A theatre, he said without a greenroom, was no theatre. His son, George Gould, is going to superiutend altera- tions in the Grand Opera House, and it has been rumored that he will be associated with Mr, Abbey in the man- sgement of the house. ~Mr. Abbey denies this, ““Young Gould is becoming quite a man about town, and may be seen at boxing-matches and similar places of amusement. His tastes are so strong u'x nn: dmcfuou l.hfn he is under in- siructions of a professional pugilist, Billy Madden, Sullivan's trfingur, in the mmtly I:" :: ullhdel»ma. u way not be altogether a mattThis taste, as his father's m 1efortuneser of have suggested it as a wise recaution, 'his expert does double uty, Be. sides instructing young Jay Gould { men, fust actresses, men about town, DA LU NI 'T00 UTTERLY UTTER!| WEHT TOO TEUE. J08TON TEA CO. Are furplying the Aesthetic | Wants of tae Puble in FINE GROCERIES. With Eve ything ‘n Staples at the Lowest Prices. Fre h Roast Coffees, Chioce Drawing Teas. Boston Tea Co. 16 Main 8t. and 15 Pearl 8t., Council Bluffs, SHERMAN ANUFACTURER OF— Road, Track, Coach & Livery HARNESS! FINE WORK A SPECTALTY. E. H. SHEKMAN, Business Manager. WM. CURISTOPHER, Me ical Manager. 124 S, Main St,, Council Bluffs, Ia. The Leading GROCERY HOUSE IN THE CITY. ‘We keep overythirg you want in First Cles, Ohoice. Clean| GROCE:Ius aud PROVISIONS It will pay you to look our es- tabiishment thro gh. Every- thing sold for Cash, and at the very clossit margivs, We have a line of 100 CANNED GOODS And we also sell the finest Im- ported Goods, East.ro ano West- ern Goods put up All Canned Goods r« duced 10 per cent. Send for our Pr.ces, ! trict atte tion p.id o Mail Crders. Ageut: for Washburn's Super- lative Flour, HQbHPH Al AURIL 1 1832, DRY GOODS .. AND CARPET HOUSE. Broadway, Cor. Fourth St mar-2-3m L A . XH.a.. Council Bluffs, Towa. J. MUELLERS - Jhickering, Weber, Lindeman, J, Mueller and other Pianos, $200 snd upward. Burdett, Western Cottage,: Tabor and Paloubet Organs, $60 andupward. Musi- ca.Il Merchancise of every discription., tallan Strings a specialty; imported direct. Music Books, Shevt-yh'flusic,pl‘o 8, Games, Fancy Goods, Wholesale and Re- tail. Pianos and Organs sold for Cash and on Time. Stock is large, full and com.. plete. Musical Journal tree on applica- Lm\n‘d‘ Correspondence Solicited, Address; J. MUELLER, 103 South 5th Street. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. aHndE Cut Storage and Commission And Dealers in all kinds of Produce NOS. 22, 24 AND 26 PEARL S8TREET, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IDWA. Flowers, Greenhouse and Vegetable Plants G In their season. Orders promptly filled and delivered to Express office free of charge. Send for COUNCIL BLUFFES, - XAa. FURNITURE HOUSE. Mirrors, Upholstery, Repairir t alli 5 i PHolstery, X l:yl,’Efi'.]%ryE ¢, Wood ard Metallic Coffins. “BOWMAN, ROHRER & (O, Merchants, PURCFASING AGENTS Prompt attention given to all consignmenta, ——WILL SUPPLY ON SHORT NOTICE: EIEILILEXR, IV A IVEIVEOTIEL ant St., Council Blufls, Towa. IOWA WYOMING COAL. TARR & REYNOLDS, /07 Main St. METCALF BROS, Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, and Buck Gloves. CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED, COUNCOCIL BLUFES, - TOW A. HANDLED WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ~—WHOLESALE DEALERS IN— F. . OSBORNE & 00, 162 Broadway, Opposite Ogden House. COUNCIL BLUFFS IRON WORKS, MANUFACTURERS OF ENGINES, BOILERS, MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY Office and Works, Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, ‘We give special attention to Stamp Mills, Smelting Furnaces, HOISTERS AND GENERAL MILL MACHINERY, representation, to say no more.” gf fthe *‘model landlords” execute such leases as these what kind of in- struments of “oppression and injustice must the leases of landlords who are not *‘models” be? ————————— GOUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAI NOTICES. NOTICE.—Special ~advertisements, 11 Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent Wants, Boarding, ete., will be inserted in thi: column st the low rate of TEN CENTS PEK LINE for the first Insertion and FIVE CENT PER LINE for each subsequent inscruion Leave sdv ertisements ot our office, No. 7 Pearl Street, noar Broadway. steady employment by ad: i Zouncl Elufle, lowa. N EXPERIENCED paper ?nulvl oan find }\ ¥ E would recommend Joo Sandel as the best WhAnd in the city ab setting out trees. He has & very fine lot of maples, boxelders and other shade trees on baud. ot JOR SALE—$50. ane Mexican Natiopml $1,000 boud; vwlue and histo) known SANPAR. ho A. D, I‘Arfiy} KD, weTt ' Weston, lows Wlfi'rumm buy house and lot on monthly ts. Addres X, Beo office, o maris-tf, ANTED—To rent a small cottage at once, w Address C. M., or evquire st Buk office. eb24- HOUSE FRONTS. GENERAL REPAIR WORK will receive prompt attention. A general as- sortment of Brass Goods. Balting, Pining, AND SUPPLIES FOR Foundry, Pig Iron, Coke, Coal CHAS. HENDRIF, President PERSONAL. Mrs Sm'tr\fi]erq did you ge. those'fine Chandeliers? AT— BIXBY & Wu0D’S, THE PLUMBERS. On Bancroft or (Fourth : treets.) J. M. PALMER, REAL ESTATE AN) LOAN ~GENT, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. MAURER & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Rich Cut Glass, Fine French China, Sllver Ware &c., 840 BroabwaY, - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. ¥ ANTED—To rent—A ten room house in \Y A%oie good nelghborhood or two smaler houses side by side, - Address P. O. Box 197 Council Bluffs, o spplp at Brs office, Counci Bluffs. 6t KELLEY & M'CRACKEN, «|Marble and Granite, North Fifth 8t.. Counci Bluff* ANTED—Everybody 10 Council Bluffs fo cents week, de Tus g gl dice, No @ Pear] Stroat livered by carriers. uear Broadway. ANTED—To buy 100 tons broom soru. | - particulars address Councll Blufls Brcoum Factory, Council BIuts, Towa. - 665-294! e e )R RENT—Large house, centrally located, F‘n‘{u e, 45 por month. Enquire Ban o apll Drs. Woodbury & Son, i “| W, 8. AMENT. ELEGANT! The New Styles for 1882 REAL ESTATE AGENT, Has For Sale, Town Lots, Improved and Unimproved, also, Railroad Lands, and a number ot Well Improved Farms, both in Towa and Nebraska. Office with W. S. MAYNE, over Savings Bank, - COUNCIL BLUFS EF. COOX, ELEGANT ! JACOB BIMS. AMENT & SIMS, Attorneys & Counsellors-at-Law, COUN OIL BLUFFS, IQWA, WALL PAPER | Largest Stock in Western lowa. SEND FOR SAMPLES ! Geo. R. Beard, 11 PEARL STREET, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF FINE BOOTS £ SHOES, Slippers, Etc., s Within One Hundred and Fifty Miles of Council Bluffs, All Mail Orders Promptly Attended 'To and Highly Appreciated. OUR PRICES ARE VERY LOW. Call and See Our NEW SPRING STOCK, which has Begun to Arrive, Z. 'T.'LINDSEY & CO,, 412 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA And WESY SIDE SQUARE, CLARINDA 10WA | \ h