Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 8, 1882, Page 6

a i TH E DAILY BEE The Daily Bee. COUNGCIL BLUFFS. Tuesday Mon;ing, Avg. 8. SUBSCRIPTION RATES! 20 centa por week. $10.00 por Year, Office: NO’.’ 7 Pearl Street, Near Broadway. M. G. GRIFFIN, Manager, H. W, TILTON, City BEditor.} MINOR MENTIONS. at bargains st Bliss', . Mueller's Palace Music Hall. —A new line of neckwear at Bliss', —The roads leading in from the country are in a horrible condition, owing to so much rain of late. A full line of silk and kid gloves at Bliss', —Sherraden makea photographs. ~The county teachers’ institute has opened its thirdiweek, and still the interest seems to keep up. —Go to Bliss' for your gloves, _ | placed on a lot further east on the same Jookers-on, it was quite an interesting love: feast., ~The one-st ry frame building occupied by Alex Obert as & saloon was yesterday moved from its location on Broadway nearly opposith the Ogden house, and street, The vacancy thus caused is to be filled by a brick bulding, which will be a marked improyement, —On Sundags exjecially there are so many visitors to Baylise park that there ygh benches to furnish sitting accommodations to on.y & small portion, Still there is no sense in able-bodied men perching themselves on the fence, and there sit and stare into the faces of ladies passing along the sidewalk, and make un- pleasant remarks for the ladies to hear. The park fences are not intended for roost- ing places to be used by such foul fowls as some of these show themselves to be, There has been 8o much of this loafing and lounging along the fence, especially on Pearl street, that many Indies take to the are mnot e 4‘7 SEEN AT LONG RANGE. Another Glance at the Political Situ- ation in this Congressional District, Newspaper organs of the grand old party in the Council Bluffs, Towa, dis trict have discovered that the charges avainst the gallant Major Anderson candidate for congress, cannot be ig nored, He is that patriot who is said t« have signed a bond previous to the sting of the convention in which va8 nomins himself tc secure a postoffice for n certain man whose support he desired, or, failing in that, to pay him in lawful money the sum of 81,000, At the time the convention was in session thisdubious transaction was fully exposed, but it suited the supporters of the major to ignore the matter. Now, however, after six or eight weeks, a dissatisfac tion with the candidate is showing itself among a few of the more intel ligent citizens of the district, and the d binding other side of the street, rather than run the disgraceful gauntlet, ~The Driving Park association is im- proving the grounds greatly, as & prepara- tion for the meeting and fair to be held Beptember 18 to 22, One bill of §650 was yesterday paid just for the freight on lum. —The latest wedding permit is for Law- rence JJ. Larson and Emma Carolina E bery to stand up and join hands, — Haircloth skirts and bustles at Bliss’, —L. B, Cousins has a car load of cobs for sale by the wagon load, Address him at P, O, box 789, —The new furniture factory is a busy place, and the quality and finish of the goods now being made there indicates that it will prove a permanent as well as enter- prising institution, —Seeman haa removed his paper, book and stationery stock to No, 405 Broadway, next door to Harkness, Orcutt & Co. —A very desirable piece of property for sale, on south side of Sixth street, in the block opposite the new Opera House, on Broadway, Front twenty feet. Price three thousand dollars, Enquire at Bre office, —The new freight house of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul road is about com- pleted, and is spacious and conyenient, The building of the new passenger depot will follow right along. —The sad news reashed here yesterday of the death of Frank Newell, #on of R, O, Newell, of Bed Oak, who formerly resided here. His many friends here will sympa- thize deeply with him in his bereavement. —An old lady living alons on the bot- tom is reported as having an experience with a burglar or prowler Sunday night, and to have welled the intruder over the head with a club, causing him to scamper away lively, —Yesterday a mildly insane woman ‘was brought to the jail here from Wash- ington township, her name was LauraJ. Flesher. Sho,was very musically inclined and kept singing while she was not yelling, ber used in building improvements, A large hall is being erected, of cross shape, ench section being 40 by 150 feet, and where they cross is to arise a tower 85 feet in height, A half mile track has been made inxide of the mile track, a feature which no other grounds in this part of the country has, and one which wiil be greatly appreciated, as it can be used to jog over between heats and other odd times, Four hundred stalls are to be built, and other improvements mede, which shows enter. prise and a dastermination to have every convenience and attraction, —One poor dealer in Japanese spiders was yesterday trying to dispose of a fow of the toys on the street, at a nickle a piece. He was at onco interviewed by an officer, who finding he had no license took him before the superior court, While wait- ing for a hearing he sold the judge one, the clerk one, the poll-tax collector one, the city marshal one, and so dispo-ed of the most of his stock, and then quietly skipped out and away, while the attend. ants upon court were otherwise engaged, Every drunk who now couies in contact with the officials may now expect to sce spiders dance befoze his eyes until he is #o frightened by the prospect of the jim-jams that he will gladly swear off, and every fellow who is behind on hiu) poll-tax will probably be frightened into prompter judgment by the way Dave Mattaz will dance these horrible things before him, B ch official doubtless has some object in view in thus invosting, and the poor ped- dler has shown himself a good salesman and shrewd enough to know when to leave a court room, A Sl History in Brief. It spite of threats, spying flankies, paid bamboozles, ofc., our business uatil the ears of the court house attaches wero almost worn out. She was last even- ing taken to'the asylum whereshe has been once before under treatment. —The thoughtlessness and selfishness of men is shown often at the postoffice by those who stand leaning against the boxes, leicurely reading their latters or waiting for more mail, and completely obstructing the vision of others who wait to peep into their own boxes. If men must lean, while waiting in the postoffice, they should take to the wall on the other side. —There was quite a scene in Harle, Mc- Kune & Co.’s drug store yesterday, by an incipient blaze caused by one of the clerk’s carcless use Oof a lantern. The flames caught some clothing hanging beside the elevator, and blazed up brightly until the clerks suppressed it by forming & bucket brigade. The loss was only nominal, but for & few minutes a bad conflugration was threatened. —August Dietze, arrested for entering T. A, Walkec's house, is still confined at the juil, the question of his sanity not having been satisfactorily determined, though there is & seeming preponderance of evidence that he is really insane and not shamming it. He is evidently suffer- ing from fever, but the report that he is sufferivg from loathsom disenses is without foundation, —W. ¥. Dodge, who has served as yard- master of the Cbicago, Rock Island & Pacific railrosd for twelve years, yester- day severed his connection with that com- pany to accept a higher position with the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad. His employes presented him on leaving the road with an elegant watoh-case, a to- ken of the highest appreciation in which he was held by all. The O, M, & St. P. road has surely gained a trusty and effi- cient man, A Carp.—T have for sale or trade cheap, one B-room house, #3,000; one 2room house, $250; one Groom house, $1,800; two store rooms, 85,000; 200 acres of land; 19 acres of land, 1improved, at the head of Broadway in the city, $2,600; a lot on Main street, $750; 100 cheap lots; beauti- ful residence lots, 810 each, nothing down and 83 per month; 40 acres improved, in two miles of the city, £30 per acre; 100, partly improved, choice land within nine miles of B, & M, R. R. in Nebraska, price $5.50 per acre, Also nice native posts— farmers, T have 30,000 seasonel posts, that must be sold at once, if only for half-price; call and get & bargain, Als) a 6G-room house aud a store room for rent. Ex-Mayor Vavouay, Council Bluffs, Towa, —Anyone stepping into Justice Frain- ©y's court yesterday would have imagined & democratio caucus was in scssion, but it was ouly thesettling of a little difference between J. C, Morgan and W, &, Vaughan, The former was suing the latter for & sub. seription bill to his Evening Glimmer, while the latter set up in defense that he supposed the patent medicine sheet was sent him complimentary, though he couldu’t see how it was any compliment to receive it, He further set up that he had expended about $140 in electioneering for Morgan when the latter can for the legis- lature. Vaughan threw off an even hun- dred, however, and only made the counter claim $40, that being for teams supplied on Morgau's order and in his interest to carry voters to the First ward polls, George Holmes Esq,, appeared as Mor- gan's attorney, and William Mynster as Vaughan's, and with & dewocratic police, and several democratic witnesses and history in Council Bluffs is satisfac- tory to ue, and by attending strictly to ourown business we hope to add to the volume of our trade year by year as we have done. Our facilities for buying and selling good Boots and Shoes cheap are not surpassed by uny firm in the west. Try us once and if not used right and honest pass us by the next time, Z. T. Linosey & Co. ——— Pullod from the breast, squeezed trom tho bottle, Stomachs will sour and milk will curdle; Baby hallelujah all thasnl, ht, Household bumping hoad Don't deny, "twas thus w Night was hideous without Caster: Witon asllo lott, for pescels i ban ™ All sald their prayers and slept like thunder, e n awtul fright, Victorla PHRSONAL. Col. A, Cochran has again to his ranch at Little Sioux, P. 8, Wilson, of Cheyenne, was among the arrivals at the Ogden yesterday. O, R. Scott is enjoying & visit from his nephew R. A, Scott, of Ohin, who is also an attorney, Dr, Lawrence and family are reported as now on the briny deep en route for Europe, Rev. Father B, P, McMenomy has re- turned from a visit to Davenportand other places, partly on church business and partly in search of better health, Jacob Williams, of Omaha, spent Sun. day in this city, visititing relatives andold friends, and yesterday attended to the re- moval of bis furniture t his new house ac- cross the river, Hunt it Up, Hunt up our advertisoment and read it, and oblige us, When you need Shoes oall and examine our stock whother you wish to buy or nc Z T, Linpsy Co. Our Glorions Xudepurdenon, What can be more gl than to he independent of wuff ri pepin, ind ache, or other discas stomach, Taix ean b v timely use o 1Uni LoD BIrreks Price $1 00, tria) 14 au7-dlw “Transfe 1iug Tiiles, The following transfers of titles are reported as taken from the county records by J. W, Squire & Co,, ab- stractors of title, real estate and loan agente, Council Blutls: Greon Bros, to Martin Barrett, the w4 of sw } of mection 11, town 76, range 38, §1,6106. H. B, Beott to H. Cuarlile, s § of nw } aud w §of no } of section 3, town 77, range 39, 84,077.50, J. T, Baldwin to D. R. Minolum, b of 84 of ne of section 16, town 74, range 40, $800, J. W. Fausler to A, Fausler, part of 8w } of nw { of section 6, town 75, range 70, also lots 10 and 11 in 41, Toala, $100, A. L. Boubam to D, J, Smith, w ] of ne } of nw § of se §, scction 33, town 76, r_Ahfiu 44, §050, J. N, Diehl to 8. H, Hancock, part of lot 87, O, P, city, $100, J. D, Edmundson to H. Cook, Jr., ne } of 8o } of section 33, town 76, range 42, $700, S. M. Ballard to W, W. Whipple, ne }of net and s 4 of ne 3, uwlplux‘x 19; vown 76, range 39, 3,3 - Joseph Durrinlurger, Broadway, Buf- falo, wa taduced by his hrother” b by Tuouas’ EoLgorkio Orx for a sprained an- kle; and with half a dozen hpphulflvm he was enabbled to walk round againall right, augl-diw il na organs which at first passed Ar son's transgressions by in sile have been compelled to come to the rescue of that gentleman as well as the grand old party afore- said. The adoption of the prohibition amendment to the state coustitution will have a very damaging effect on the republican candidates for con- gress in some of the districts, and this makes it a matter of great importance that the faithful shall not be permitted to be turned away from their nomi- nees in obedience to the mouthin. s of men why believe that the buying and selling of offices should bo a penitenti- ary offense, Major Anderson is there- fore receiving the unbounded sympa- thy and the heartiest support of every truly loyal organ in Iowa. More than this, he is defended by mauy of them in his bond transaction and he is made glad by the appearance of frequent paragraphas in the organs to the effect that the real facts as to the bond will not bo made public by the major until the solid south hns again been crushed, aud the red- shirted and red-handed oppressors of the Senegambian subdued for another period of two years. When all this shall have been done Major Anderson proposos to tell all about it. Thss is not fancy, but fact. It represents faithfully the attitude of the republi- can party in the Council Bluffs dis- trict towards its candidate. A man charged on credible evidenc: with gross corruption and bribery finds his present defense in an idiotic protense that the country is in danger, and that when it shall have been saved he will find time for explanation, Unfor- tunately this device has been success ful many times of late years, and this fact more than anything else proves the besotted ignorance and bigotry of political majorities in America.— Chi cago Times, The Times, with its usual Ismaelitic policy, slaps right and left without waiting to get at the full facts, The republican party of this district is de- serving of sympathy rather than of criticism, in having forced upon it by one special clique a candidate over whom hangs such serious charges of corruption, whose nomination was secured by such unsavory methods, and who even then got. it by only one majority. The organs, which are try- ing to smother the charges, do not truly represent the republican party of this district. The real republicans favor the fullest and freest investiga- tion of Anderson's character and record, and insist on having some more satisfying explanations than those thus offered. True republicaus in this distriot do not want the glorious party record besmirched and befouled by attempts to bolster up candidates who dishonor it. It is only the bosses and the clique who are thus willing to sacrifice party honor for personal am- bition, and they are the ones who should be slapped by The Times instead of the party as a whole, Ml AT POLICE PICKINGS. How the Blue Coats Have been Busy- ing Themselves, There was a lively kind of a rcw Sunday, in which Mike Whalen and Pat Murray took a clatter. Murray says that Whalen didn’t play fair, and hit him over the head with a bar of iron, Whalen will have a chance to explain the whalin’ to Judge Ayles- worth, Among the drunks booked was one named Crowley, arrested by officer Edgar. He had only $1.70 to meet o $7.60 bill. An unknown, christened by offioer Tynon us “Tom Collins,” had but balf & dolar to cnteibute, One fellow named Burns was xo drunk that it tool both Tyson and Brooks to briag him in, but it cost him just the eamo, Charles Divar, one of uflicer E igar's viotine, was also adjusted Willian Wella, an aged colored gen ed to chickon steal who objio {10y, e p cinily as it waa his chickens | who Liad been stolen, entered com | plaint thar o feliow, uukaown by name, but kuowa by siaht A warran bed his roost, ingly issuad, “Texus,” who was arrested day for being dravk and the peace, was in cou erday, but no person without sin appearing to heave tbe first pebble, he was turned loose, Fred Kuhn, who disturbed the poace by whipping his wife, pleaded guilty, and paid his 85 and costs rath. er d«juutuxlv. James W, Emerson, arrested for beating the Coy house, had his case continued, Nefi Winchester, an Indian, was yesterday tried for disturbing the peace, but was acquitted, ‘tar. Mr. Biffenst«in, Boston, Mass,, writes: “‘Your SrRING BLOssoM has cured me of dyspepsia, of four (4) years standing. have regained my normal appetite, can sleep well and feel like & new man,” Price 50 cents, trial bottles 10 cents, aug7-dlw A Vietmized Robber, Sacramento Record-Union, Thomas, H, Reynolds —deputy sece rotary of state, late county olerk of San Francisco, political soothsayer, tanuer, miner, agriculturist, a geod partner in a four-handed game, prac- tical joker, and the only disciple of Tzaak Walton who can't ‘tell a lie— had an adventure yesterday. One wan has been found who was able to - | mind COUCIL BLUFFS, IOWA TUESDAY, AT UST 8 168 come up with him, and the entire fra- ternity of Sacramento jokers will unite to-day to present the chap witha medal for his achievement, He came up with him on the road nine miles north of Aunburn, Reynolds was ¢ down on a buckboard on which he had strapped fast a leathern valise containing thirty six ouncea in gold dust, the partial pro- duct of & claim he had an interest in. 1n his pockets he had gold and silver coin amounting to 850. 1t was hot and dusty, the horse was slow, the motion of the buckboard soothing in its mon.tony, and Reynolds went fast asleep. He was awakened by the sudden stopping of his vehicle, and the cold pressure of tho muzzle of a double barreled shotgun just under his nose. At the other end of the gun was a man - masked ‘‘Throw up your handa!” cried the highway- man, Thomas elevated his palms out- ward, ‘‘Ante,” was the next order. It was the kind of English Reynolds underatood, but he had presence of enough to remark that he conldn’t ante with both hands pawing the air, ‘‘Well, come down dut o’ that.” Thomas came down, Then began a colloquy. “Lwok here, mister,” said Reynolds; youl”! ir, not I,” replied this Dick Tarpi “I was brought up right, aud wouldn’t hurt a preacher man,” ‘Al right,” said Reynold; ‘‘then 1 can go.” And he started. “‘Hold on, friend; if ycu're a preacher, prove it. Gut right down here and pray.” It is related that Reynolds turned pale, and, likewise, that it is the only inatance of any such change ever hay- ing occurred in his cheeks, He hadn’t kuelt since he was in short clothes; but then, 8560 and thirty-six ounces were powerful incentives to be good for once in his life, and down he went, but ao awkwardly that he toppled over in the dust. The road agent poked him upright with the butt of his gun, “Now say the Lord’s prayer.” Had he been commended to recito a summons in a replevin suit he would not have hesitated. “Come, hurry up, You're a long time unlinking your tongne.” Ihen Thomas began: ‘“Won't a prager of my own do?” ““No, siree. I want you to repeat tho one I know.” Thomas then stammeringly began: “From Greenland’s icy mountains, When I can read my title clear.” “Hold on; that wou't do—"" “Mary had a little Jam’ Where Afiic's sunny fountains Roll down their golden stran’, “That'll do. How much of that golden stran’ have you got about you?” Reyuold produced ten American dollars; the agent called for more; a quarter eagle, and the fellow took aim at Tom'’s second diamond shirt stud. Reynolds fished a double eagle out of his right vest pocket; the robber put his finger on the trigger, and then doubting Thomas produced his watch, turned his pockets, and throwing down all he had cried out: “Forever and ever, amen—Ilet me got up out of this: ‘‘By gracious, you do know it; get up. I guess I've dome you some good anyhow, and as you seem to be sort o' rusty in your prayers, I'll take this for my sarvices. Get up on that buckboard, and drive om, right quick!” Reynolds didn'c wait a second or- der, but as he picked up the reins he couldn’t resist the temptation to have the last word. *‘Say, you've got 850 out of me; now I'll bet you all there isin that valise against the fifty that I can name the next governor.” “I don’t want your dirty clothes; keep your old valise.” “You're a smart road agent, you aro; here's thirty-six ounces in gold 1n that valize,” “Liook here, Tom Reynolds; maybe you think I don’t know you; but I do, and T wonldn't believe you if you said that leather bag was lilled with dia- wonds. You jest go on and quit your jokin”.” Reynolds, amazed that his fame had penetrated the Sierras, drove off, sad- dened by the thought that even the rebbers in the hills wouldn't believe that he could be seri Horsford's Aocid Phosphato ns a Cooling Drink. Dr. M. H, Henry, New York, says: ‘It possesses claims as a beverage, be- yond anything I know of in the form of medicine, and in nervous dieeases T know of no preparation to equal it,” aug?7-dlw $200.00 REWARD ! Will be paid for the detection and con- viction of any person selling or deal- ing in any bogus, counterfeit or imita- tion Hor Brrrers, especially Bitters or preparations with the word Hop or Hors in their name or connected therewith, that is intended to mislead ek ¢heat the public, or any prepara- i any form, pretending to be be some a8 Hop Birrers, The gen- vine have a cluster of Greex Hors witico this) printed on the white tubel, aud are the purest and best wedicine on warth, especially for Kid- uoy, Liver and Nervous Diseases. Be- ware of all others, and of all pretended formulas or recipes of Hop Brrrers published in papers or for ealo, as they are frauds aud swindles. Who. over déals in any but the gonuine will be prosecuted, Hor Brrrers Mra. Co,, iv22.1m Rochester, N, Y, MAIN STREET LIVERY, FEED —AND— SALE STABLE. Al Shippers and Travelors will find good accommodation and reasonablo charges, SOUTH MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL, Council Bluffs, - - Iowa. HOLLAND & MILLER, ‘“‘you wouldn'c rob a clergyman, would | = COUNGIL BLUFFS SPEGIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. —Special ndvertisements, suc a8 Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, etc., will be Inserted in this column a4 the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firet fnsertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsoquent insertion Leave adv ertisements At out office, No. 7 Pearl Street, noar way Wante, W ANTED—School tenchers, ministern, shu- lents and others can a1d to thelr imcome o' In b ortion of thetr time to canvassing 1or our etandard hooks and poriosicals, or can make larg: wag voting thelr whole time toit. We want s © male or fewale oy in_every township in Towa and Nebrask, will offer oxtra inducements. For circi dree Westorn Book Company, Box 664 C B TANTE 0 oxperienced b wan- WV sk and thorough hook Keeper dosires 10 get some_salmried josition in Council Blufts, Address, New Yorker, Bee offico, \VANH A other v Mrs, T. E \ ANTED—Everybody In Council Blufts 1o to take Tin fixn, 20 centa per week, de Office, No 7 Pearl Street d, competent _girl—none y—fof general housework Scuth second stroat. livered by carriors, FANTED—To buy 100 tons broom corn \ For particulars addross Councll Bluffe 668-20%1 Rroom Factory, Council Bluffa, Iowa. For Sale and Rent JOR SAL¥—The ¢ eapest house and lot in town. Apjlyto I Howe, No. 214 Broad Way. Jy260 ol OR SALE—Two claims fa Nebratk by Odell & Day. Iy OR SALE—A red Trish setterdog, 1 year old, thoroughly yard b.oken, will' seil cheap! Address §. P, 0. b x 1042, C. B, Towa. July8-1m OR SALE—Deautiful residence lots, $60 each; nothing down, and 83 permonth only, EX-MAYOK VAUGHAN, b pib-tt Miscellaneoue. ARCOURT & SMOTHERS, Council Bluffs I and Omaha express. Orders left at Boston Tew store, Maln str.ct, Counc'l Blufls, or J. C. Elliott, 1205 Farnsm rtreet, Omaha, will re prompt _attent on. Jy16-58° {T1LL AHEAD—Great success. Call and see new accessorics and specimens of pictures taten be the reliable gelatine browide process, at the Excelsior Gallery 100 Man strect. ATTON—Physicl 1y case of Bore e a matter of time, and can cu ve « from three tc five weeks—It makes no differ- ence how long diseascd. Will straighten cross eyes, operate and remove Ptyreginms, ctc., and insert artificial eyes. Special” attention to re- movel oW orms aps-t Tasts Worth Kfiuwihé A new crop Garden Grown Japan Tea (very fine) . & Fine Japan Tea, equal to that of. fered at 75¢....... LBO000000 60c Very Fine Young Hyson, equal to that offered at 81.00........ 7dc We Mean Just What We Say. bOSTON TEA €0, 16 Main 8t. and 15 Pearl St., Council Bluffs, Iowa., COUNCIL BLUFFS IRON WORKS, MANUFACTURERS OF ENGINES, BOILERS, MINING AND GENERALMACHINERY Office and Works, Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, We give specia) attentlon to Stamp Mills, Smelting Furnaces, HOISTERS AND GENERAL MILL MACHINERY, HOUSE FRONTS. GHENTRAL REPAIR WORK A general as- will recelve prompt attentlon, sortment of Erags (loods. Belting, Piving, AND SUPPLIES FOR Foundry, Pig Iron, Coke, Coal CHAS, BENDRIFE, President. Sullivan & GROCERIES, PR.VISIONS, Crockery, Glassware, BOOTS, SHIES, ETC Also sgents for the following lines of Proprietors. Steamship Companies : Cunard, Auchor, Guion, American, and State Steamship Comyan DR AFTS Royal Bank of Ireland and Rank in. Those w: o intend to send for of Europe will flud it to their Sullivan & Fitzgerald, AGENTS, 843 Broadway, Council Blufs Ia. MRS, H. J. SILTON, M. D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 222 Broadwav Council Bluffs U RST'S EUROPEAN HOTEL, “Tho most centrally locatid hotel in the city, Rooms 76¢, #1.00, #1.60 and #2.00 per day.f First Olass Kestaurant connected with the hotel 4. H.HURST, =« =« [Prop HARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO., RY GCOD AND CARPET HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Street., Council Bluffs, Iowa, mar-2-8m J. MUELLER’ SOLBE AGENT FOR CHICKERING AND WEBER PIANO, Burdette and Western Cot- tage Organs. Prices reason- able; terms to suit all. Importer and Dealer in MUSICAL MERCHANDISE of all kinds. Sheet Music one-| third off. Agents wanted. Oorrespondencs solicited. ADDRBSS C m J. MUELLER, C COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. L A& Ha. X.. F. F. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 & EL NIRRT S MLADE WEE WEST. Bluff and Willow Sreets, Council Bluffs. UNION BAKERY, 517 SOUTH MAIN STREET, THE BEST BREAD IN THE CI'Y. Nono but first-class Bakers employed. Bread, Cake, Pies, &e., dolivered to any part of tho city. Our Wagons run all day. 2 P. AYRE®, Proprietor, &= A M I A o7 S ¥ R E. CO O, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Has For Sale, Town Lots, Improved and Unimproved, also, Railroad Lands and a number ot Well Improved Farms, both in Iowa and Nebraska. Office with W. S. MAYNE, over Savings Bank, - COUNOIL BLUFS SUMMER SHOES. 2 s We are Ufierng Specla. Bargains in All Kinds of Summep SHOES AND SLIPPERS. IR IWVE 2 TVECIER IR IR, WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF X X N B GOODS IN THIS PART OF THE Z. T. LINDSEY & CO, 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, W, RUNYAN, C. A. BEEBE & CO. Wholesale and Ketail Doalers in FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs. INFIRMARY | Rubber Hose, Iron and Lead ™ | Pipe, Iron and Brass Fittings and S | Trimmings, at Ay |Bixby & Wocod's, WEST. C. A. BEEBE, W, BEEBR Yv *7*’ &: THE PLUMBERS. L e ] On Baneroft or (fi'onrth ntrs«la‘ta.) T.J,GADY, 1D, V.8, OFFIOLE & PUSEY, 1B A WECEI RS, Council Bluffs, Ia. Established, - - 1866 Dealers in Foreiga aud Domestic Exchange and home securities, MES. J. P, BILLUPS, FROPRIETOR OF RESTAURANT & EATING HOUSE, 818 South Maln Street, Council Bluffs, Now house newly fitted up in first class style, Meals at ull hours. ~Ice cream and lemo= a3 do overy evening. Fruite aid confectionerie J. M. PALMER, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT, The Only Veterin.ry Surgeon | in the C.ty. OFFICE AT BLUE BARN, UPPER BROADWAY. REFERENCES : All of the best Physiclang in Council Bluffs and surroundin ¢ The Star Bakery, HOWARD & ROBIE, 227 MAIN ST, Employ the best Bread Baker lu the West; also | & choice hand for Cakes and Pics., ! Bread delivered to all parts of the city. | MAURHR & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Rich Out Glass, Fine French Ohina, Corner Fourth and Locust Streoto ST LOUIS MO. Bllver Ware &c., 340 BRoADWAY, - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.