Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 11, 1882, Page 6

e T TR 8 THE DAILY BEE-mCOAUCIL BLUFFS, JOWA FRIDAY, AUWUST 11 188, Tl'he Daily Bee. COUNGIL BLUFFS Fndnv Morning, Aug. 11. HATES: = 20 conts per wook ...... £10.00 por Year. By Carrlor, Ty Mail Office: No. 7 Pearl Street, Near Broadway. M. G. GRIFFIN, Managet. W. TILTON, Ity Rditor.g MINOR M I'TONB, —J. Mueller's Palace Music Hall. — Everytody reads Tie Dz 1y Bee. Tt ** the paper to advetire in, —There are now twenty prisoners in the jail, —There was pleasing ontertainment at the Baptist church last evening. —Bherraden makesiphotographs. —The subscription list to Tie DALY Bk in Council Bluffs is boomiog. The best paper weet of Chicago, snd at only DELECATING DEMOCRATS. The Doings of the County Con- vention at the Coort House Yestorday. Neither Morgan nor Vaughan Get Satisfaction, Both Qatting Left, T ho Doings in Detail. Yesterday there was a gathering of democrats at the court house in this city under the call for a county conventlon te choose eleven dolegates to attond the de- mocralic state convention to be held at Marshalltown, on the 16th of August, and twenty-one delegates to attoud the congressional convention 1o be held here on the 313t of August. {wenty cents a week is appreciated, —Writing made easy, by the use of H., E. Seaman’s pencils, This item was writ- ten with one of them, —The Liliputians stopped at the Pacific house, and sttracted attention wherever they moved. —L. B, Cousins has a car load of cobs for sale by the wagon load, Address him at P, O, box 789, —Sceman has removed his paper, book and stationery stock to No.405 Brondway, next door to Harkness, Orcutt & Co. —The city council meets this evening, and the coal oil war is to be the special or- der of business. —There was & happy social gathering of young friends at the residence of J. ¥. Clarke on Sixth avenue, Wednesday even- ing. —A very desirable piece of property for wale, on south side of Sixth street, in the block opyosite the new Opera House, on Broadway. Front twenty feet. Price three thousand dollars, Enquire at Bee office. —The comm’ssione: : appointed to locate the new government building are st"" tak- ing in ‘the sites” of the city. ~—Yesterday afternoon a traction engine went right along Broadway, puffing, snort- ing and frightening horses. Such a thoronghfare ought not to be u:ed for such purposes. —H. C. Cary is about to_ build a new house on o lot adjoining his residenco on 8ixth avenne, —The stone crossing “over Broadway, jeading from the savings’ bank to Officer & Pusey's bank, is really being put down at last, —Captain Price rises to explaiu his con- nection with the arrest of John Martin for perjury. It was Mrs, Ross, not he, that swore to the complaint, and his only con- nection with the mattter is that of prose- cuting attorney, —Henry Vous, the architect, of Omaha, was here ye terday with the plaus forJosie ‘Woods’ 1ew residence, which is to be an elegant brick structure of eleven rooms and reveral small departments, The con- tract for building has not yet been let, —Tudge Loofbourow intends returning from Wyoming in time to open court here on Thursday morning, August 17. The impanelled jurymen are to be excused un- til Monday, August 21, —Deakin’s Liliputian company arrived here yesterday and gave & showing on the street of their miniature coach and ponies, which delighted the little folk etpecially. The company gave an entertuinment at Dohany’s last evening, —Three prisoners have been brought in from Neola, and lodged in jail for safo- keeping. One of them was arrested for petty larceny, and while in jail in Neola, the two others tried to break down the jal to let him out, Hence all three were brought here, Just before taking the train at Neota, one of them started to run away from the officer, but was captured, and now the trio are safely locked u, where thieves cannot break out and steal, —Those interested in the Sunday school work have arranged for a thorough can- vass of the city to look up the children and seo whether they are attending any school or not, The city has been distriot- ed for that purpose and a portion assigned o each church to canvass, the reports to be all presented at some future meoting. —Judge Bond denies that he bet Mason ‘Wike 850 to $100 that he would wia the onse against Wise, He says that Wise wanted to bet him and he refused, but told him he would send him a man who would bet him, Accordingly Mr. Bond, Mr. Flickinger, Mr, Bond's attorney, made the bet, the money put up being the attor- noy's own, It is also claimed the case is not ended yet, and henoe the bet is not yet lost, —Yesterday afternoon Justice Frainey de ided the cace of J, C, Morgan v, W, R, Vaughan, in which the plaintiff sought to recover one and u half year's subscrip: tion to The Globe, The decision gave Vaughan one cent and costs, Doubtless the court was somewlat familiar with the paper, and therefore decided that there was 10 value received by Vaughn, This decision against Mirgan coming on the heels of his Leing vefused a pesition as delogate to the convention by his own party is almost too much grief for one day, —Yesterday forenoon as oe of Jobn Hammer's tosms was at work upon the fundations of Mrs, McMahon's new block, ext to the postoffice, an accident ocourred, which fatally infured oue of the horses, There was on the wagon a huge stone, on vollers, and as the team descended the sharp pitch into the cellar the stone rolled forward, striking one of the hoises on the back, breaking the spine, The poor beast lay there suffering greatly, until the ex- teut of the injury and its fatality were determined, when Otficer Edgar ended the sufferings by shooting the horse. The loss to Mr, Humwer is considerable, the horse beinga valuable one for his purposes, OQur Glorious undependence. ‘What can be more glorious than to be Ind: tol suffering, caused by dys- udigestion, mt‘lp.uuu,.l head: other diseases emanat from the m ey g B tiwely use ot Buknook Broobh Birreks, Price 81 00, trial 10 cents, sul-dlw The committee was called to order by J. O. Morgan, chairman of the county committee, and E. A, Trout- man, secretary of the committee, read the call, Mr. Morgan then nominated as temporary chairman W. 0. James, which nomination was confirmed by a viva voce vote. Judge Jamen is taking the chair urged harmony, and the lay- ing aside l?lll bickerings and per- sonal feelings, and have in view the ultimate good of the part; On mgtiun of W. IE{ (’nnghnn, H. Mendel was chosen secretary, On motion of Thomas Bowman, se- conded by W. R, Vaughan, a commit- tee of five on credeutials was appointed by the chair, the same consisting of Thomas Bowman, of this city, W. H., Linfor, of Walnut, 8. G, Underwood, of Keg Creek, Robert Kirkwood, of Crescent, W. A, Mynster, of this city. G. A, Holmes statod that in the First ward of the citythere was a con- test, there being two sets of delegates. Some of one set were participating in the convention, which ought uot to be. W. R. Vaughan prosented some papers for the committee to consider, While the committee was deliberat- ing A. N. Harvey, of Neola, moved that a sommittoe be appointed on per- manent organization. Co1. Tam amended by making the temporary officers the permanent ones, which motion, owing to the modesty of the chuirman, was put to a vote by the colonel and declared carried, J. T. Hart objected to such action being taken before the committee on credentials reported and the chairman expressed his preference that the ac- tion be deferred until the committee reported. As for himself, he did not want to occupy the chair permanently, 09 he wr not feeling first-rate. The chairman of the committee on credentials broke the monotony of the waiting for the report, by appearing and stating that the following town- ships wero unrepresented: Center, Hazel Dell, Lincoln, Loawis Valley, Pleasant, Rockford, Waveland, Wright and York. Oredentials were called for from those in vain, and then an- other wait {ollowed, during which the delogates c'ustered in friendly chats about the spittoons. while J. T. Hart was, on his motion laid upon the ta- ble in front of the chairman, with whom he neld a confidential confer- ence. The bells announcing the noon hour brought the monotonous wait to an end, and hurried up the committee on cradentials who reported in regard to the contest in the First ward, favoring the admission of both sets of dulsgnteu, and giving each a half vote, On motion of J, C. Morgan, the re- port was adopted. The tollowing was the list of delegates. Kane—First ward, W. R. Vaughan, C. D Walters, F. Bonkempur, Nor- man Green, G. A. Holmes, James Wickham, J. M. Palmer, Robert Raine. Seeond ward—Honry Wag- ner, W. A, Mynater, Robert Hunting- ton, Thos. Bowman, John R. Stagg. Third ward-J. 0. Morgan, John R. Stagg. Fourth ward—O. R. Mitchell, John R, Frainey, W. C. James, J. T. Hart, W, L. Biggs. Boomer—dJ osso Wright, Thomas A, Denton, Wm, Peters. Belknap- 8, D, Toby, P, M. Ki 2. Orescont—Robert Kirkwood, H, A, Terry, John H. Hauson, Grove - John Hardin, John Rankin, Garner-—Honry Heywood, L. Prouty. ] Jamoe—K, C. Bailey,John Hunting- on, Knox—J. 8, Tam, W, B. Ou A, P, Crume : il 8. G. Underwood, A, ennedy Hanson, Layton—W. H. Linford, J, B. Jo- haonsen, O, L, Macedonia—Wr soll, Sylvester Dy Minden—dJos, Jamar Crow, Neola—Hoermn Mendel, B Rich- ard, 8, N, Harvey, | Silver Oreek Il y Ourou, i, Mackenzie, Washington - J, B P. Oraft. Norwalk—W. 0. Johuson, R, Curry. J, €. Morgan moved that a commit tee of five be choson to select d-slu gates to the state conveation, "R Vaughan moved to amend by 'mvunz the committee number three, and that the committeo select delegates for the congressional and state convention also, Mr, Morgan refused to accept the amendment. J. J. Frainey moved to amend by leaving the selection of dulu Mul to the convention as This amendment was About to bo put, when G, A, Holmes called attention to the fact that it was not seconded, Mr. Frainey withdrew his amend- ment, and the amendment offered by Mr. Vaughan was put and loat, Mr, Morgau's motion then carried, providing for the appointment of a committee of five to select delegatcs to the state convention. The chair- an appointed as such committee Col, Tam, J. O, Morgan, J. J. Frai- ney. 8. M. Harvey and 8. Dye, Mr. Bowman ‘moved that a like committee be appointed to select dele- gates to attend J’ e congressional con- vention. Carried, ‘The chairman named as such Thos. Bowman, Dr. Toby, W. A. Myuster, Jesse Wright and A. W, Wyman, The convention then adjourned un- til 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon, On the oconvention reassembling, V., L, Rus- Matthews, W Colonel Tam, of the committee to melect delegates to the state conven- tion, reported the following s the eleven: J. 8, Tam, W. C. James, W H. M. Pusey, R. E. Montgomeiy, 8. Dye, Robert Kirkwood, Marshal Key, Samuel Underwood, Pat Lacay, J. T. Hart, Robert Percival, On motion of J. J. Frainey, the re- port was adopted and committee dis- clirrged, homas Bowman, of the committee 1 ointed to select delegates to the ¢ yressional econvention, reportedthe wing: G. Diederick, Norman Groen, W. A, Mynster, S. D _Toby, H. A, Terry, Henry Ouren, W, H. Linfor, J. M. Kelley, J. B. Mathows, Jesso Wright, A. W, Wyman, L Prouty, Herman Mendel, John Hart- ing, Jo, Ellis, John H. Keatley, J. C. Lange, M. Keating, Thomas Bow. man, O. P, Wickham, and John J, Frainey. The report was adopted and com- mittee discharged. W. R. Vaughan moved that the dologates to both conventions be allowed to cast a full vote, but not to ba allowed proxios, J. J. Frainey amended by allowing the delegates to the congressional con- vention to give proxies, J. 0. Morgan moved to lay on the table, but it was declared lost. Mr, Morgan called for a division, There were seventeen in favor and fifteen against, and the motion to lay on the tablo was declared carried. Col. Tam arose to introduce a reso- lution on the temperance question, but sevcral suggested that it be not offered, on the plea that it was not tho time or place for such resolutions. While remarks were being informally tossed backwards and forwards over the table about this resolution, J. J, Frainey moved to adjourn, which we+ CAr About the only feature of sp:sial interest in connection with the con- vention was the underlying contest between, J. O. Morgan and W, R. Vaughan, who are known to be a sword’s points, But little of this cropped out in the convention propor, but it was shown strongly in the but- ton-hole and corner-whisperings and in the committee rooms, The matter was adjusted so far as the convention was concerned by leaving them both oub in the cold, the committees deciding not to gratify either of the gentlemen by choosing them as dele- gates. They were accordingly left like cats on the woodshed roof to fight it out, while the family remained inside the house, snnoyed of course by the noise of the wrangling, but not trying to tace the part of either. Hagg & Co. now toll Geise’s celo- brated beer and Conrad St. Louis Budweiser. Their sales are of course very large. They ship to all points of the compass. e PERSONAL. G. M. Jenison and wife, of Indianapolis, are in the city. Dr. T, J. Reid, of Hot Springs, Ark., is at the Ogden house, M. H. Tilton, of Milwaukee, dined at the Ogden yesterday. Mr, and Mrs, T. D. Tipton, of Glen- wood, are vis Council Biuffs, lhe genial contenance of Ben Newman was visible on the streets yesterday, He has been contined to his room for ten days by a severe attack of billious or malarial feyer. J. O, Lange now smiles, as he tells his friends to “light o fresh one.” Just cause for smiling and smoking, The new re- sponsibility weighs about eleven pounds, and is a girl, Chancellor L. W, Ross, of the Iowa state university, is in the city, as is also his daughter Miss Edith Ross, who is a guest of A. B. Walker’s family, and who will spond about two weeks here, meeting her friends of whom she has many here, Commodore Foote was among the callers ot Tug Beg office yesterday, and proved viry entertaining in his parrations of his Europesn journeys, he having visited England, Germany, France and other countries, returning to this country about seven months ago, He stands only a Jittle over two feet in height, but is every inch a gentleman, Among his trophies is an ele- gant gold medal, presented to him by her majosty, Queen Victoria, in February of lust year, The commodore's sister, Miss Eliza Nogtal, is with bim also, She is about 27 inches in height, and is known as the **Fairy Queen,” As will be seen by a notice published elsewhere in this paper, L. ¥. Murphy, Esq., proposes to sell his handsome resi, dence on Banoroft street. His offer to thus dispose of his property here is caused by bis decision to rovig bookke: por aud assistant cashilor in Officer & Pusey’s b ook, with which institution he ha« Lewn connecs d for the past sxs on years, sorving iv n most efficiont wanar the interests of his em 1o, atthe samotio e ever obl g 3, wnd proving g nd courteouy to the public. He has won not only the ci aud confidencs of business arcles, s estillish d many lasting frien: Tre many fricuds of bi usolfanl of I testhuable wife wi'l regret (hat they are to loave this eity, Mr. Muy by having arravged to assnme an aeti e part in tho extonsive aud prosperons gencral store business of Crosswaite & Co., at Lo- gan, of which firm he has for yeurs been a [ silent partner, The other members of the firw are his brotherin-law, Dr. Uross- waite, rnd his step-father, Col, B , of Magnolia. They are both well and widely known, aud i gaining Mr, Murphy's per- #onal attention to the business, thdy add still farther to the assurances of still greater success for the firm in the future, though in doing so they take [from Coun. cil Bluffs a gentleman who can not well be spared, With the regret folt by all at Mr, Murphy's leaving, there is still an earnest wish throughout this community that suc- cess ay go with him and stay with him and with his, e i FOR SALE. My residence, No, 816 Fourth (Baneroft), reet L. F. Mugresy, L/ "‘Nao«uny is the mother of in- vention,” Diseases of the liver, kid- ueys and bowels brought forth that sovereign remedy Kiduey-Wort, which in nature's normal curative for all those dire complaints. In either liquid or dry form it is perfect remedy for those terrible diseases that cause so many deaths, THE STUDY OF TH I: STARS, The Subject Which the Police Have Had Under Consideration, Officers Clough and Sterling picked up one man on the strects and placed him in the cooler, He was registered as W. T. Lynn, and was charged with being ‘‘drunk as hell,” though just how drunk that is, since the bottom has been knocked from under it by Lynn, when sobered up, explatned that he Boccher, is hatd to determire. his yosition of | had just come from Texas, where he had been spending the past twelve years, and that for several years past he had not drank a drop. Heo was just returning to his family fn Ottum. wa, Towa, and on arriving here fell in with a slick looking young fellow, who induced, him to take a drink. He could rémember of taking two drinks of whisky, and then knew nothing more until he awoke in the police sta- tion. He was certain he had been drugged and robbed of what little money he had, for he had not one cent left. He was suffering from a bad wound in tho leg, which he had received in some way in Texas, In viow of his physical ailment, and the straightforward way of telling his story, the judge let him go on his way to reach home as best he could. William Hockman was yesterday afternoon loaded with a little fast whisky, and dashed up and down Broadway or horseback, his steed be- ing kept on a run, Officer Brooks ar- rested him, and he deposited what cash he had in his pocket, about 87, for his appearat.ce this morning. Dobbins and Hill, the two young men charged with vagrancy, did not appear yesterday morning. No one was disappointed, They were spotted as crooked men, and let out on their own recognizance in the hope that they would leave the city tor thecity’s good. Yesterday Hazen, ot Omaha, was here after them, and while hunt- ing for them a telephonic messngo from across the river was received stating that they had been arrested there for turning a $200 confidence trick, The young man arrested for enticing acolorod girl away from home for lewd purposes, was brought before Juctice Abbott and allowed to go free on good behavior, it being understood that if he didn’t break off his rela- tions with the girl, he would be put back into jail. John Martin, who skipped out from Constable Fox while on his way to jail Wednesday, has not been found Tacts Worth Knnwmg A new crop Garden Grown Japan Tea (vory fine) ........... (] Fine Japan Ten, equal to that of- fered at 766, ..00iiuiiiiis . 60c Very Fine Young Hyson, equal to that offered at $1.00..... ... 760 We Mean Just What We Bay. bOSTON TEA GO, Council Bluffs, lowa. COUNCIL BLUFFS IRON WORKS, MANUFACTURERS OF ERGINES, BOILERS, MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY Office and Works, Maln Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. We give speclal attention to Stamp Nills, Smelting Furnaces, HOISTERS AND GENERAL MILL MACHINERY, HOUSE FRONTS. GENERAL REPAIR WORK will recelve prompt attentlon. A general se- sortment of TJoods, Belting, Pining, AND SUPPLIES FOR Foundry, Pig Iron, Coke, Coal. CHAS, HAENDRIE, Brass was enabbled to walk round againall right. aug7-dLw GOUMNGIL BLUFFS SPEGIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Special advertisements, suc as Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, ete., will bo Inserfed in this column a$ the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent insertion. Leave adv ertlsements at our office, No. 7 Pearl Streot, near Broadwi ‘Wants. W\ ANZED—gchool tenchore, minlaters, stu- dents and others can ¢ to their 1icome by devoting a portion of their sme to canvassing for our staudard books and periodicals, or can make large wages by devoting thelr whole time to i Wo want an active malo or female rgnt in_every township in Iowa and nebraska, and will offer extra inducements, For circulas ad- 'l‘x?l; “l'nemn Book Company, Box 664 Council s, In. ANTED—An oxperienced business wan- "v ager and thorough book-keeper desires to get some ealavied position in Council Biuffs, Address, New Yorker, Bee office. ANTED—A good, competent girl—none other need upply—for gancral housework. Mrs, T, E. Cavin, 423 South Second streot. VW ANTED—Everybody 1o Gousel Blufls o to take TN Dk, 20 cents per week, do livered by carriors, Offico, No 7 Pearl Street noar Broadwsy. Vn’r?u—'ra buy 100 tons broom corn For particulars address Council Bluffy Broow Factory, Counci] Bluffs, lowa, 665-20t Hor 5&18 and Rent (VOR SALE—Sixty tons of ico dellvered on c.ra at N eo Sawdust furnished, Ad- dress, Martin C Souncil Bluffs, or H.' L, MeWiliiams, Neola, ‘Towa. augl0-8t © ¢ capest house and lot In to H, Howe, . 214 Broad way., Jy26* OR BALE-—Two claiws i Nebra ky cheap, Jy24] by Odell & Day. TOR SALE—A red Ir sh wetter dog, 1 year old, thoroughly sard b-oken, will'sll cheap Address 8. P, 0. b.x 1042, C. B. lowa, Julys-im OR SALE—Beattiful resldence lots, §60 onch; wothing own, and 8 permpntls oy, i EX“MAYOH VAUGHAN - L ¥ " Miscellaneous. ] ARCOURT & SMOTHERS, Council Bluffs and Owaha express, Orders left at Boston 1o store, Main stret, Counc 1 bluffs, or J. C. KIoe , 1906 Farnem street, O naha, will receive prompt_atieut on. f U QL 1ILL ~HEAD—Greot succoss. Call and see Y niw cs and wpecimens of pictures | t8 @b there lable gelatine browide process, At oo Bxeelyor Gallery 107 Main street. Dy hy { ar0 iy case of KOFo o ttor of time, and can cure generally in three t¢ five wee! it wakes no differ ance how long diseased, Will straighten cross operate and remove Ptyreginma, cte., and flolal oyes Special” attention 0 re- adow or apo-tt and Oculiss, STEAM LAUNDRY. 723 W. Broadway. LARSON & ANDERSON, Proprietors. This laundry has just boon opened for busl- noss, aud we 810 now prspared ‘(0. do I8 udry work of all kinds and guarauteo satistaction specialty made of fino_work, wich a8 collars, (uffy, fine shirte, cte. Wo want everybody to givow a trial LARSON & ANDERSON. T.D KDMUNDSON, M. L SHUGARY, A, W.STREET, Prosident. Vice-Pres't. Cashier, CITIZENS BANK Of Councll Bluffs. Organized undor the laws of the State of lowa, Paid up 8, 15.0:0 e capital. yet. Prasident Joseph Durrinlurger, Broadway, Bufe 4 3 fulo, was induced by his brother. to try | ) [LLI1V@IL 1 dera, THOMAS' EOLECTRIO OIL for o sprained an- ) kle; and with half a_ dozen applications he DEALERS 1N GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Crockery, Glassware, BOOTS, SHIES, ETC Also agents for the following lines of Steamship Companies : Cunard, Anchor, Guion, American, and State Steamship Companies, DR AEFTS For sale on tho Royal Bank of Ireland and Bank of Ireland, Dublin, Those w o intend to send for friends to any part of Europe will find it to thelr nterest to call on Sullivan & Fitzgerald, AGENTS, 843 Broadway, Council Blufs Ia. MRS, A, J. HILTON, M. D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 222 Broadwav Council Bluffs. MAIN STREET LIVERY, FEED —AND— SALE STABLE. All Shippers and Travelers will find good accommodation and reasonable charges, SOUTH MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL, Council Bluffs, - - Iowa, HOLLAND & MILLER, Pmpriutom RUDB S LAUNDRY. On Avenue B, No. 1902 (NEAR HROADWAY.) Clothes gathered up and delivered promptly, Best of Satisfa Lost Clothes made good, NOBETTER LAUNDRY WE OF CHICAGO. I T T IED. TELE Murmy Iron Works, Burlington lowa. w};’u[{)in:as.e FOR otion Gruaranteed. 5T Printin - Offices® Ete,, A Spacialty. The Largest Iron \\'urkmu Establish- ment in the State. MANUFACTURERS OF Interost paid on time deposite. Dratts fssusd on the prigeipal cities of the. United Bates sua Europe. Special attention given to collections and correspondence with prompt returcs. DIRKCTORS. 3.0 Kdwundson, E.L.Shugart, J. T Haxt, W.W, Wallace, ' J. W. Rodfer, 1L A Mildr, 1AW, Btrech, 1y7du w Steam Engines, AND GENERAL MACHINERY. The Howard Automatic Cut-0ff HAHKNESS OKOUTT & G0., DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Street., L1122 TR 7 B -2-8m Council Bluffs, Iewa J. MUELLER'S e Organs. MUSICAL ble; terms to suit all. Importer and Dealer in MERCHANDISE of all kinds. Sheet Music one- third off. Agents wanted. Correspondencs solicited ADDRRSS J. MUELLER, COUNGIL BLUFFS, IOWA. SOLE AGLNT FOR CHICKERING AND WEBER PIANO, Burdette and Western Cot-| Prices reason- =X A s M. e . Guarantees the Best S I I EAIDE v FORD $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 e i S WIEIR CWWEIS . Buff and Willow Sreets, Council Bluffs. UNION &7 SOUTH BAKERY, IAIN STREET. THE BEST BREAD IN THE OI''Y. None but firat-class Bakers umployed Wagons run all dny. Bread, Cake, Pies, &o., delivered to any part of the city. Our P. AYRES, Proprietor, E. CO O E, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Has For Sale, Town Lots, Improved and Unimproved, also, Railroad Lnndn and a number ot Well Improved Farms, both in Iowa and Nebraska. Oftice with W. 8. MAYNE, over Savings Bank, g UNOIL BLUFS SUMMER SHOES. E X ™ E IN THIS PART We are Offoring Special Bargains in All Kinds of Summep SHOES AND SLIPPERS. REMEBRMBEIR, WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS OF THE WEST. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO., = Brnadway. Council Bluffs, C. A, BEEBE, INFIRMARY | T.J, [}ADY I B.,V \p (Late Veterinary Surgeon U, 5. A.) The Only Vatarin.ry Surgeon in the City. |OFFICE AT BLUE BARN, UPPER BROADWAY. REFERENCES : All of the bost Phys'ciams in Couancil Blufts and surroundin ¢ The Star Bakery; HOWARD & ROBIE, 227 MAIN ST, Employ the best Bread Baker In the West; also @ choice hand for Cakes and Pies. Tiread delivered to all parts of the clty. MAURER & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Steam Engine, Beud for cireular, 28-lm Rich Out Glass, Fine French Ohbina, Bllver Ware &c., 840 BRoAbWAY, - OCOUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. W. BEEBE & CO., Wholesale and Ketall Dealers in FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos, 207 & 209 Broa.dwa.y. Council Bluffs, fiubber Hose, Jron and Lead Pipe, Iron and Brass Fittings and Trimmings, at Bixby & Wood’s, THE PLUMBERS, On Banoroft or (Fourth Streets.) THOB, OFFICKR, W, L M. PUSEY, OFFICER & PUSEY, B.ANKERS, Council Bluffs, Ia. Established, 1866 Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange and home securitics, MRS, J. P, BILLUPS, PROPRIETOR OF RESTAULANT & EATING HOUSE, 818 South Main Street, Council Bluffs, New house and newly fitted up in first class stylo Meals ut all hours. Ice cream snd leiio= | avde overy oveuing. Frulte a: d confectionerls J. M. I’ALMFR1 DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT, COUNCIL BLUEFS, IOWA.