Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 29, 1882, Page 6

:NT,!‘E DaAilryr ééef "COUNCIL BLUFFS. July 29. Saturday Morning, RIPTION RATES: 20 conts per woek 910,00 por Year By Carrl By Mall Office: No: 7 Pearl Street, Near Broadway M. G. GRIFFIN, Manager City Clrculation. H. W. TILTON, City Editor.) — e MINOR MENTIONS —Sherraden makes photographs, —The circuit court opens on the 14th —A No. Herzman's, 1 piano cheap, for sale at —A new lot of baby carriages at re- duced prices, at Mueller’s music hall, —¥oR 8aLE.—~A fresh milch cow with calf. L. W Tuiieys, —Yesterdny way one of the quiet order in police circles, —Herzman is bound to close out. —Household turniture and carpets cheap at Herzman's. —Theoutgoing train eastward thisafter- noon is over the Chicago & Rock Island, —Counters, shelves and show cases cheap ut Herzman's, —Remember the game between the Leavenworth Reds and the Council Bluffs nine beging at 3 o'clock this afternoon, —L. B, Cow for sale by the wagon lead, at P, O, box 789, ~Over forty dogs have now taken cut life insurance, their owners paying the necessary license fee to the city clerk, Address him —A number of fine p to rent at Mueller’s Palace Musi 4 and organs fall, —City Clerk Soracool has rented the house lntely owned by Mr, Herzman and will proceed to ocoupy it as a reridence. —William Lanthrop yesterday appe in the superior court and yleaded guilty o fast and reckless driving, He paid $7.10, —A very desirable piece of property for wale, on south side Sixth st iu the block opposite the new Opera House, on Broadway, Front twenty fect, Price three thovsand dollars, Enquire at Dre office. —The remams of Ed. Kappes arrived yesterday morning over the Ch Northwestern, and were interre mount cemetery. u Fair. church to. Rev. Mr. —At the Congregational morrow evening the pstor, Hamlin, will give another of his series of | discourses on the ten commandments, —On account of having disposed of my | ° real estate in this city with the view of removing to New York, I request all per- sons having bills against me to present them, and those owing me to settle forth- with, R, Henrzyax, —There promises to be some scrambling for the republican nomination for clerk of the courts, Mr, Street, the present in- cumbent, Arthur Pyckman and J. W, Baird, are already in the field. 'Squire Burke is said to be bhaving an eye on the recorder’s office, —The friends of the two bovs Sprink and Brooke, who stole s watch at Wick- bam’s brick yard, have concluded that they can take care of the youngsters, hereafter, thus avoiding [the necessity of wending them to the reform school. The Sprink boy is to besent to some relatives in Tlli- mois, o as to break up his evil associa- tions, —Complaint was yesterday lodged against John Brannan for disturbing the peace, but the officer failed to find John, and hence the case was not adjusted. 1t 1s claimed that he was drunk and fighting all of Thureday afteracon, and using loud and profane language in the vicinity of the Rock Island depot. At night Offic Tyson tried to arrest him, but he resi and got away, Afterwards he and Officy Brooks joined in a hunt for him, but fail- ed to get him, Sunday School Workers, All Sabbath school workers in this city, both ladies and gentlemen, are urgently requested to meet at the chapel of the Baptist church on Sun- day, July 30th, at 4:30 o'clock for the purpose of devisiog measures for in- creasing the efliciency of, and interest in the Sabbath school work in this city. W. B, Mays, Viee-gruidant of Pottawattamie Co. 8, 8. Ass'n. in and for Kane twp. WHERE Is SHE! The Daughter of a Wealthy Missouri Man 18 Belng Looked For Here, About a year ago two young ladies, daughters of one of the wealthiest and most respected citizens of Jasper county, Missouri, ran away from their home apparently preferring to see the world for therselver, and taste some | The United States M‘“‘l"‘Ly- The promin- ence of the family, their social rank, and the fact that the daughters had every comfort at home, caused the es- | but makes default. capade to be widely heralded, and the of its forbidden fruit, ns has a car load of cobs REVIEWING THE RECORD. {Mayor Anderson Wil Needs | Bive Some Purther Ex- planations. Charged With Drawing Pay Twice, With Getting Drunk and Abusing His Wife. | D ocnments Which Must Be Mot in the Congressionn] Came paign. Those who oppose Maj. Anderson as a candidate for congressional honors seem to havo plenty of valid charges, chief among which is that he is more interested in the railroads and mo- nopolies than the But this, there are charges made openty and above board against in people, aside from his personal character. The charge that he gave a bond of €1,000 to de- liver a ecertain postoflice to a certain peraon for somo time was treated with silence on hin part, until public indig- rb of explanation, and a lengthy, gauzy one nation necessitated somo it was given at laat, in which he did not deny giving the bond, but simply de- clared it was not for any political pur- pose. There a ments which which will be ased against campaign, Whether ho will treat these, too, with silent contempt, or whether he will offer some explanatisn, remains to be seen. Those wh e expectod to support him are cortainly entitled to some reasonable explana tion before casting their votes. The following are the documents,which aro their own comment: UNiTeD STATES 2 v now some othes doeu- brought to light, and him in the ) In District Court for the Listrict of Towa, May Avnent R, ANDERSON, Term, 1574, The United States comes by James T, Lane, United States district ittorney for the rict of lown, and claims of de- fendant, Albert 1., Anderson, the sum of 7.66, with interest thereon at cent. from Nov. 1, 1864, which it is alleged is juntly due the Uniied States from said defendaut, Now, for canse of such claim, states that defendant was captuin Vourth Lowa fantry, in the service of the United States ‘in the year 1861, and twic his puy us captain for the month of Mar 1864, paid to him by Asa Holt, Jr., pay r, on April 80, 1861, and on VH, oW a8 will more fully of the account ot defendant from the books and records of the treasury department, hereto at- tached as an exhibit and made a part thereof, That no purt of said sum has been repaid to tho United States, and ol- though often requested thereto, said de- fendant neglects and refuses to pay the same Wherefore, plaintiff prays judgment for eaid sum, with interest and JAMES LaNE. U. 8. Atty for District of Towa, BXHIBLT January 15, 19 } I hereby cortify that it appears from the records of this office, of which I am the legal custodian, that the following tran. seript of the account of Albert R. Ander- son, late captain of KFourth Kegiment Towa Infantry Vols., is a true copy of the original account on file in this office: “Albert R. Anderson, captain Fourth Regiment Iowa Infantry Vols.. in account wm the United States, debtor appropria- Pay of two and threo years volun. Amount of pay twice drawn for March, 1864, from {’nntmular Asna Holt, Jr., on Aeri 30, 1864, vou sher 4,200; and again on Nov, 1 1864 voncher 8,050, Set- tlament 1 8130 00. Less internal re- EASURY DEPARTMENT, D AUDITOR’ tion, teers venue tax, 0. Balance due United States, Ledger 214, Journal, fol, 850, B o Second Auditor BUMMONS U, 8., ), UNITED STATES OF AMERIOA, | Distiier o Towa, § To the Marahal of District of lowa: the In the name of the president of United States, you are commanded to sum- mon Albert K. Anderson, acitizen of Iowa, to appear before the homorable district court of the United States for Iowa, at the city of Des Moines, on the sec Tuesday of May, 1874, there and then answer unto the United States of Am ica in a plea of debt for salary pmd twice a8 captain in Fourth regiment of ‘Towa in. fantry volunteers, for the monthof March, 1864, in thesum of $127.50, to the damage of Shintm‘ in said sum, Hereof fail not and have you then and there this writ. Witness, James M. Love, judie of the district court of the United States for Town, at Des Moines, this 27th day of February, 1874, H. K. Love, Clerk, This writ came into my hands for ser. vice on the 27th day of February, 1874, and T served the same on the within named Albert R. Anderson, March 10th, 18064, IY offering to read the same to him, which Lo waived, and by delivering a true copy to him at Siduey, 1 the county of Fremont and state of Towa. Prren Meceny, U, 8, Marshal Monaay, Special Deputy. Mar hall's fees, age 210 miles $12 60 200 $ 400 In the district court of the United States for the district of Towa, B¢ May No. 1 874, Vi, Albert R, Anderson | This cause, coming on this day heard, pluintifl appears by James T, Lane, district attorney, but defendant c. And it app " the court that Albert R. Anderson has been duly and legally summoncd, and hes search of friends finally was broken [failed to npuear and answer to ‘plaintiff’s by the revelation of the fact that both were in this oity, but one of them, alas, had been taken ill and died, The heart-broken friouds came here, anud took back the living and the dead to- gether, For some time the, over the dsughter who was left them, and tried to keep her within the of home in sacred procincts life, but it was Vain. 8ho was determined to go, and lately succeeded in eludiny the friends, and again ran away, vigilarco ot The friends havo gained some fraces by which they have concluded that the girl must be sowewhere in this city, sud parties were here yesterday huut- iug for her. difficult from the fact that she is un der an assumed name, but it will continued until her whereabouts are learned, without regard to time, trou- ble or expense, Horsford s Acid Phosphate is beneficial in inebriety and in wany diseases where the nervous system i unstrung,” jul2bd&w-1w watched The search is made more be tition, it is ordered that a default be and hereby entered against defendant, The United Sta VA, Thursday, May, 28, Albert It Anderso: 1874 heard on the default heretofore entered herew, Then come & jury of good and lawful men who were duly empanneled and sworn to well and truly try the issue in this cwe, avd they having heard the stato of the case, the evidence and charge of the court, return mto opei court the following verdict, to-wit: **We, the ju ind for the plaint f and astess the da mages at §200.51," 1t is therefore considered and adjudged that pleintitf have and recover of and fron defendunt said suri of two handred and one and vfty one hundredth dol'are, snd the ¢ st of this suit, taxed at $—, and that excution issus therefor Lo the 2 ot court of the United States for the disf f Towa I, H. K, Love, clerk of the court for aid distiict, do hereby certify that the forogoing transcript contains @ full and omplete copy of the petit summonr, record and judguent entry & certain cause adjudicated in said court, whereiv the United States of Am I8 plaintifi and Albert R, Anderson is defendant, ar smplete as the original of the same now rewain on file and of record iu my ottice. THE DAILY BEE | Albert R | bren laid te | are comm ix por | This cause come up on this day to be T further ecortify that eaid wholly unsatistied, In testimony whereof judgment I hereunto sub. | voribe my namn and affix the seal of siid | conrt, ot my o ffi | dav of April, 1875, in Des Moines, this 1ith (8FAL | H. K. Love, Clerk i triet Conrt, District ot Towa, ¥ 1, Maso, Depnty | Pefore A F. Gag vh, nebin Justice of Anderson, | tte Peace, Tnf'n, The defendant is acense | of intoxicstion and disorderly conduet. For that on the 7th day of February, 1674 _in the town of Sidney, Fremont county, Towa, did get in toxiea'ed and boisterons, and make great noise, to the annoyance of Sarah Jane An- derson, and there nsed vioclence uyon the person of Mrs, Sarah Jane Anderson, and that said defendant did have a weapon, to- wit: A pair of ehears in_ his hand in a threatening manner, and did break the door lateh of the honee, Sarah Jane Anderson, having read Wformation, do kolemnly swear tters and thinge therein are are {rue, as | verily believe, ro help me God, HARAN JANE ANDERSON, nbecribed and sworn to before me by sail Sarah Jane Andersc nd in my pres- ence, this 7th day of February, 1874 H. F Gaoxenis, J. P, The state of Towa, To any peace officer of the st te Information npon oath having this day Ander. A. 1. Anderson of the sl dastardly conduct, y tha name and by the ate of hwith . Avder e at my office rion ROD, ACCUE of intoxicat nde uthority of the to arrest the ahove n son and }ring him by in Sidney, or in case of my abs nee hility to act, befors the nearest mogistrate in the cou Dated a ary, 187 iney, this Tth duy of Febru. GAGNEDIN, Justics of the Peace, as follows: s warrant came to hand February 1, and I certify T personally served ng the within Albert 7th, 1 the same by arres R. Anderson and taking him into my cus- tod, lowa, Fehru . MANFORD, Constable, ) remont county, 1. I, Services “ 8 7 Taking prisoner to juil.... ... 2 00 Assistance, F. Bartholemew........ 200 DULY DeLEGATED:* A Baker's Dozen Chosen Attend the State Conven- tioa ot Dens Moines. to The Details of the Doings of the Conuty Convention. In accordance with the call the re- publicans of the county assembled in convention at the court house yester- day afterncon, It was announced that the convention was to meet at 1 o’clock sharp, it being the hope of the chairman of the comm hat the business could then od in time to allow him and ot s ball enthuriasta to n*:end the game ar- ranged for the aftern The rain ing all prospecis for base bail and henco the chairman was not in any hurry, ana the delegates came in slowly, Those who hung about in the hall- way waiting, amused themselves by using theic umbrellas as stylographic pens, and drawing fleeting pictures upon the floor, tmong the cuts most admired being poured down, howey, Ape one of the chairman in the attitude of doing some fine curve pitching. There was no particular issue to ex cite interest, and the delegates were slow in coming in, and when the con- vention was called, it was found that many delegates were absent and some township unrepresented by any one. The convention was called to “order by John W. Baird, who read the call as published. On motion, J. C. Adams, of Avoca, was chosen chairman and N, B, Brown, of Couucil Bluffs, secretary, A committes of five was appointed on credentials in accordance with a motion made by Mr. Bonjamin, of Kuox township, Said committee con- sisted of John W, Baird. of Council Bluges, £. Benjamin, of Kuox, J. W. Rodefer, of Council Blofls, Isanc Carter, of Valley township and A. C. Bergman, of Pleasant township. Afuer a recess of almost fifteen min- utes the committee reported through ita chairman, J. W. Rodefer, the fol- | lowing delegates: COUNCIL BLUFFS, First Ward—Jacob Sums, C, C. Bump, Geo, Carson, W McFadden, M. B. Brown, K. J. Abbott, Second Ward—F, A, Burke, O, S, Clark, C. M. Harl, C. F. Hubbard, John W, Baird, John Fox, Joe Spauding. Third Ward - Thos, Tostevin, Geo, Fairman, T. A, Kirkland, F. O. Glea- son, D, Malthy, J. W. Rodefer, J. W, Morse. fourth Ward—H., W. Hart, E. Casey, P, Tholl, Henry Hutchins, J. Mergen, G, S. Lawson, W. Lowis, W, B. Mays, B. Armour, THE TOWNSHIPS, N. Swanson, . Williams, H, Orescent Garner - ( Sarr, Kuox—John Ladwick, E. A. Con- signey, J. O, Adwwmw, F. Benjamin, Jos. Bunnell. J. B. Bluke, O, B. Nel- son, W, H. Van Brunt Lowis—H. . Raymond, A, Rogere, Macedonia—E. F. Clayton, L. E, 8. Mitghell, Chas. Kcwhler, Jr, Ploasant—~ A. O, Bergman, J. E. Fram, . M. Kinney Valley--Wm. Converso, I, G, ter, John Pope, 8. Willinie, M. Car- The committeo reported the other| townships as rot represented. On motion f Mr. Abbott, A, Mec Donald and H, McGinnis were given seats as ropresentatives of Hazel Dell, The following were, on wotion, named to represent the several town- ships as follows: Eli Clayton, Wright; Mr, Crissman, Washington; » es, Minden; J, O, Poutius, Silver Creelk, The report of the committee was then adopted as a whole, On motion the follswing committee was appointed by the chairman, one for each ward and towuship to nomi- nate delegates to the state convention: Council Blutfs —irst A Sine; nd ward, J Baird; I'hird ward, T, A. Kirkland, Fourth ward, W. B. Mayes; Crecent, N, Swanson; Garoer, (. R. Williams; Kuox, F. Benjamin; Lowis, A. Rogers Macedouia, Chas. Koehler; Pleasant, A, C. Bergman; Valley, John Pope; Wright, Eli Clayton, Washington, — Chrisman; Minden, P. Elheres; Sil- ver Oreek, J. C. Poutius; Hazel Dell, H, McGinniss, The committee, after another recees ~COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1 OWA SATUKRDAY, JU LY 49 188 | on the part of the convention, report ed through their secretary, J. Sims, the following delegates to the state convention @. T, Wright, W. F. Sapp, J, R. Reed, D. B. Dailey, B. T. Clayton, J. T. Bsldwin, George Carson, Spen cat Smith, Rev. A. Rogers, Eli. Clay- ton, J. O Adams, E. A, Consiguey, Leonard Everett On motion of Mr. Abholt the dele gates wero instructed to cast their bal- lots in the state convention for Capt B. H. W, Hight for court reporter, and to use all honorable means to se- cure his nomination, On motion of Mr. Clayton, the del- egates were ompowered to cast the full vote of the county. The convention then adjourned, - - JMRSONAL, N, P. Brown, of t.e telegraph office, has a very sick child Tayor Manghen'’s iittle Eddie is David Stubbs, asslstant cashier of the Dunlap bank, an old Conneil Bluffs hoy, was in the city yesterduy to look after the base ball gane, Crushing Out Circuses, The city couucil in its pat of the license ordinance g up has raised b ad- Before the circus license to 8150 a; ditional for et sidesho tho rates Batcheller & Dorr's Inter- Ocean circus had written here, and finding the license to bo $75 concluded to come here, and #o arranged their route, their printing, ete., to appear liere on tte 17th ot August, Yester- day Samuel P, Cox, the agent for the company, was hero and discovered that tho licenso has been raised, > that the company will have to pay $175, for its sideshow and all. If it had not been too late to change he says the show would give Council Biuffs the go-by. The ordinance has been so bung- lingly worded that if a circus com- vany shows here without getting o li- cense they are subject to a fine not less than the amount of the license required — $150, but the superior court cannut imposa & fine higher than £100. With this state of affairs the cirous could really show here and defy the council, as ths court could impose no penalty, The matter will probal be adjusted in some way in fixing it in, the couvcil wight as well lower the licsuss 10 & moro reasvnable amount, It is a poor of legitimate awny from the city v thing us killng t! \ golen vgg. A citeus is one of the afllictions which every city is sup- posed to have ia the scason of it If 1t takes money out of the town aleo lcaves money here. It draws more or lees in from the country. It stirs up the blood, gives a little more life, and a city shutin by itself for fear some one will get beyond the limits with a dollar, is pursuing a sorc of old fogy poliey. R S ot Base Ball. The game batween the Loavenworth Reds and Council Bluffs nine prom- ised for yesterday was not played on account of the rain. The Reds ar- rived in good time, and were quarter- ed at the Pacific. As the club had arranged to play in Omaha to-day, there was some difficulty in perfect- ing arrangements for a postponed game, but it has been finally arranged 80 that this afternoon the game will take place. The Council Bluff nine have shown much enterprise in secur- ing the presence of the Rsls, and equally 80 in retaining thew for the gume this afternoon, The game will be called at 3 o'clock this afternoon and will be well worth a large attend- auce. In making arrangements for the gamo to day the Rads will not be able 1o play in Omaha at all, but will return home from here, COUNGIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Special _sdvertisements, suc ss Lost, Found, To Losn, For Sale, To Rent, solicy to drive any sort amuzement or business wid there is such goose that lays o Wants, Boarding, etc., will be fuserted in this column at tho low rato of TEN CENTS PEK LINE for the first lusertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsoquent insertion, Leave adv ertisemonts ot our office, No, 7 Pearl St Wants. W ANTED_A god gir work, Must underst: ) Mrs. Ca'e Baidwin, 530 Wilow Ave AN (ED—A'man hay'ng o thorough ki os1- business, address I', Juiy26 7ANTED—A other 1 . & good, dapl 423 © myetent girl—none for gon ra houswors uth see:nd stront. \ new publ s undard, and kel at 1 and sgen's make f Foreiron s ana torns, Bodie s wpy, Council Bufts. lowa 5 Jy-10-11 o rua to tal e The pub cations o Our erms ere il e 10 810 perd y Western Bock ¢ ANTEL-—Evurybody in Gous 1o take Tu lin, 80 cents por week, i vored by carriors. Offios, No 7 Pearl Streat ear Rroadway. buy 100 tona_bro ¢ particulars address Counii tory, Councl) Blufls, lows Hroom A It in DO sA The ¢ eapest hovse town, yto H. Howe, No, road: way. Jy26* by Odell & Day, y2daw year old, i cheap! Beautitul residence lots, 860 ug down, and 8 per wont EX MAYOL VAUGH Fm; SALE each; 1 uts ¢ & SMOTHERS, Council ha oxjres. Oxders ‘et at To Main sir ct, Cowne 1 bluls, or J. C 06 Farcem street, Omabs, will receive Jy1ee ¢ se. Coll and soo imens of pictures © browlde process, ot » store Eliotr, 150 prompt atient o {TILL AHEAD- Great sue new e b < the ek Excelwior l' B W. L P, TON—Physician aud Oculist caso of sore eyes. 1t 18 ouly , aud can cure generally in from threo (¢ Ove weeks -1t wakes no differ- wuce how long diseascd, Will straighten cross eyes, operate sud remove Ptyreginms, et insert artificial vyes, § attention to re woveing tadew orms, apb- Can cury | Tiis. orric n.J,0ADY, LD, V.5, The Only Veteiinsry Surgeon OFFICE AT BLUE BARN, REFEIMENCES : Al of tho bist hys olaue ‘2 Council Blufls and surroundin u Faots Worth Knowing A new crop Ga Grown Japan Tea (very fine) Fine Japan Tea, cqual to that of- fored at 760.....cocvviviivnis 60e Very Fine Young Hyson, equal to that offered at §1.00........ kG We Mean Just What We Say. BOSTON TEA €O, 16 Main £t. and 15 Pear] 8t., Gouncil Bluffs, lowa. * 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, HOUSE FRONTS. GENERAL REPAIR WORK will receive prompt attention. A general aa- gortment of joods, Belting, Piving, AND SUPPLIES FOR Foundry, Pig Irom, Coke, Coal MALIN STR? LIVERY, FEED SALE STABLE. All Shippers and Travelers will find good accommodation and reasonable charges. SOUTH MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL, Council Bluffs, - - Iowa. HOLLAND & MILLER, Proprietors. Pipe, Iron and Brass Fittings and Trimmings, at i Bixby & Wood’s, THE PLUMBERS. On_Bancroft or (Fourth © treets.) J. M. PALMER, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. “The Star Bakery, HOWARD & ROBIE, 227 MAIN ST, Employ the best Bread Baker in the West; also & choice hand for Cakes and Pies, Bread delivered to all parts of the clty. MAURER & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Rich Cut Glass, Fine French China, Silver Ware &c., 779!!'1\‘1!!!' I{[ FFS, llfilh MRS, ApRATEE R0 PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON, 222 Vrondwsv Councd Blufts Wl N IORRY OFFICEL & PUSE DA I TEDIE RS, Council Bluffs, Ia. Established, - - 1866 Dealcrs in Forelgn and Dowestic Exchange and howe securities, . INFIRMARY | 840 BrOADW. (Late Veterinary Surgeon 1/, 8. A.) in the City. UFPER B.UADWAY. MRS. J. P, BILLUPS, FROPRIETOR OF RESTAURANT & EATING HOUSE, 818 South Main Btreet, Council Biufls, New house and pewly ftted up in irst claes | stvle. Meals at all Bours. Ico cream and lemo- e every eveuing. Fruite aud confectionerle C. A, BEEBE, HARKNESS, ORCUTT & Cu., DRY GOODS AND CARFI N o] T HOU: it a3 £, Broadway, and Fourth Street., Council Bluffs, lowa mar-2-'m T SOnE AGL T FOR CHICKERING AND WEBER PIANO, Burdette and Western Cot- tage Organs. Prices reason- able; terms to suit all. Tmporter and Dealer ‘n MUSICAL - MERCHANDISE of all kinds. Sheet Music one- third off. Agents wanted. Correspondencs solicited, ANDPIDBLEIINES J. MUELLER, COUNGIL BLUFFS, IDWA. T A Ha .. F. F. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 TV LA XD Bluff snd Wiy Bluffs, TV TVE TV €00 350 s. HOUSE. FURNITURE rud Metallic Coffing. Hirrors, Upholstery No., 436 B il Bluffs, fowa. = > | % <4 ¥ e A I QrukC B Q T 3B OISR S . W Sreets, Counsil SI7 COUTH MAIM STREET. ‘'HE BEST BRKAD IN 'S8 OI1Y None bul first-cluss Bakers eémployed. Bread, Cale, Pies, &c., delivered to any part of the city, Our Wagons run all day. P. AYRES, Proprietor, E. CO O I, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Has For Sale, Town Lots, Improved and Unimproved, also, Railroad Lands and a number or Well Improved Farms, both in Iowa and Nebraska. Office with W. S. MAYNE, over Savings Bank, - COUNOIL BLUFS8 Trade Letter. e Brockton, Mass, July 13, 1882, Z. T. Tindsey & Co., Council Bluffs, Ta.: Dear Sirs :—Replying to your esteemed favor of the bthinst. will say that it isafact that theadvance in the price of Calf Skins, So'e Leather, snd most every kind of Shoe Stock, taken in counection w th the acva ¢ for labor we have been obliced to concede to workmen, has increase.l in no small degree the cost of manuficturing. Iotwith- standing which faot we tre pleased to say your oider, given us earlyin the sezson, will be filled at t' e old prioes; and we hope, by being diligently alive to tce rcquirements ol the demar d for a really first-class article, 1o supply you with a BE TEE fine of goods than we have cve: given you hereto'ore. ur purchese of -both Frecch and domestis talf Skns aswel +sa large supply of O k-tanned Solo Leath r were w0 very early in tke season wuich, heing biuekt at fomer prices, relieves us in a gr-at degree of the increased oot of production that many manufacturers are ¢bli-«d 1o sustain in filling their orders taken ear Your while crder for the coming fall season is wel! in hand, and wll be shipped at an early date. Wa des're to call the attention of those who use our goo s, through the medism of your house, to our new styles in both Hand and Machine Sewed work. OQur French, Medium French and Lordon Toe goods are all mace on entirely new lasts and new patterns, which we feel sore will meet with a just afpreciation and thie approbation of your customers, With the improvement we have made we expect to furnish a more nearly pe fect fitting shoe than everb:fore, Weas- sure you, gentlemen, that we will endeavor to giveall your order our prompt and careful attention, and with these assurances we trust to merit the continunanca of 1he mny favors you have been pleased to bestow upon us, and, awaiting your further cowmands, we are Respectfully yours, STACY, ADAMS a & €0, W. RUNYAN, C. A. BEEBE & CO,, Wholesale and Kotail Dealers in URNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos, 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs,