Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 14, 1882, Page 6

r— j belng caredfor st the driving park, and | Foverenco for the day nnfd ‘iiurcxud of | shall be subject to the ssme penaltics |at Des Moines, foredat7bo, . oee s LRS00 P. AYRES, Proprietor, i will show up in next month's races here. | thie better sentiment of the commu- [ as stated above, and the same liabili-| Ap army recruiting officer isin Dav- | Very Fine Young Hyson, equal ¢ — A very desirable piece of property for | nity. The indignation was not awak- | ties. enport to enlist Hawkoyes ambitious | to'that offered at §1.00.. ... .. The EY - G O o == - ! sale, on south side of Sixth street, in the | ened from the fact of its being on un- TR Te to shine in Uncle Sam’s cavalry. RE A L E ST A block opj osite the new Opera House, on | ygual thing for Sunday to be disre- Frank Doud, a Rock Ieland engi- T THE DAILY BEL: CON U CI1L BLUFFS, IOWA MONDAY, AUGUST 14 1882 TG = | e Hall’s taditt - 850 & month H gchool in Hall’s (addition, 850 a month; The Dally Bee. Misn Josle Wayme, primary teacher in Qireetaville echool, $40 a month; 240 a month, An ugly hole is eaused at the corner of Bryant and Broadway by the tumbling in «f the rotten sewer, Monday Morning, A 7 T SURSCRIPTION RATES: By Careler, = = = = = 20 cents por woek pon S e b Officer Tyson haa arreste drews on the charge o Office: No, 7 Pearl Street, Near|atSilver Clifl. Avdrews has given bail | atday he began posting up in regard | K. fing your Busno Wants. T A > b g e Broadway, for his appearance T his daties, intending to enter upon [ I am entire'y relieved.” S ANTRDO1Hs Wb the K O, Hots, en ]:v‘ 37 £ &a I 5"{0.(].[)3}‘]‘ M. G. GRIFFIN, ) ~Officer Casick on Satarday aight 1-| chemn at once. Tho atate law creating | *1%8 10 centa. - \ South ¥ain Streg +d rosted Henry Fell and Adam Talbert for diturbing the peace. They will be ad- justed thix morning. =7, Mueller's Palace Music Hall. The action of the city council in elect- 1G. W, An | f stealing a revolver | OPERATING IN OIL. Miss{1he Appointment of an Inepector and the Law Governing the Matter. The city council hae, as an cutcome of the k ( he city, auger Wm, R, Bachelor, and on Sat- being waged in d as inspector and the office, provides that the council on tha petition of any five inhabitants shall annually appoint one or more in- apectors, not intercsted in the sale or ing Bochelor s oil inspector, instead of Troutman, is said to have pricked May. r Bowman to the quick. When this demo- It] cratic mayor went into office, he retained the old police force, reputlican and demo- cratic alike, and now in electing oil in- o | #pector, his choice, Troutman, is tossed overboard, and & republican put in by just one vote, It is understood that he is now planning revenge by cutting off the heads of nome of the republican policemen, and putting democrats in their places. —The trustees of the public library are 10 meet this afternoon, “ — Everybody reads Trg DaiLy Bek. is the paper to advetise in, — Sherraden makes/photographs, —There was an _interesting rong servic at the Congregational church last night. — Tugene Schil!, the South Main street Butcher, rells the Best Meat of any in town. —Rev. Mr. Henderson, of St. Louis, cocupled the Presbyterian pulplt yester-) 4 ) JLie by company G, Fourth U, day, 8, fufantry, was found upon ‘the strests —At Brondway Methodist church last )}, 0 Sapurday evening in a crazy condition, evening there was a platform meeting in |y, ¢ Constable Fox that he owned the the interests of missions. asylum at Jacksonville, T11.; that he came —Writing made easy, by the use of H. | ver from Omaha cn his own special train, ¥. Seaman’s pencils, This item was writ- | und that he had 825,000 invested in Fort ten with one of them. Omsha, Fox, under the pretense of show- —Robert McWade is expected to ap- [ ing him around town, steered him to the pear at Dohany's on the 24th inst., pro‘a- | jail, but the lunatic was quick to see the ably in Rip Van Winkle. game, and fought lustily against being — Leave to wed was on Saturday given | hut up. In thestruggle the oonstable hud to Christen Jobn Eghélm and Mary Sor. | his coat torn into shreds, but ho sucoeeded enson, both of this city. in housing his man, who now awaits orders from the other side of the river. —A stranger who hired a team at the Ogden house livery stable has dissppeared A OARD. mysteriously, team and all. Do not trust my brother, Ernest —8§ ockholders in the Driving Park Mueller, on my sccount, He is not who have mnot received their driv-|connected in any way with my busi- iny tickets are requeste 1 to eall upon Dr., | ness. J. MUELLER McKune. —_——— e Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway | dyspepsin, of four (1) years standing. begins to 1un pussenger as well as freight | have regaied my rormal appetite, can trains to-day. sleep well and feel like a new man,” Price 50 cents, trial bottles 10 cents, —Michael Feron, of Omaha, was so Aug7-dlw drunk and disorderly in a hallway in £ e T Rverstt's blosk that e bad to'be oared for | SPNDAT BHORT STOR. by the police. The Proposed Ball Game Yesterday —There were ninety-one arrivals at the| Postponed, and a Trio of Treats Ogden Snturdny. Pretty good for ome Promised Instead. hotel in a city which hasn’t, according to S The Nonpareil, a single good hotel. A regular soldier from Fort Omaha, The announcement that Spalding’s —The law firm of Arvent & Sims havivg | Chicago nine and the Dubuqueswould been dissolved, Mr. Sims i to continne in | p)ay o game hero Sunday afternoon, the profession, cceupying the samo office | 11139 forth quite a storm of righteous on Broadway, near Pearl street, s 5 2 2 AT 3 It indignation, Many who are not over —Col. Dickey arrived Saturday with |, 01y inclined themselves were five speedy horses belonging to A. H. A Swon, of Cheyenne. The horses are now | #MON8 the protesters to this lack of manufacture of coal oil, kerosene, or any product of pretroleum, the com- pousation not to exceed five cents a package, to be paid by the party re- quiring the services, " Its second mection provides that upon the appheation of any person, purchaser, manufacturer, refiner or producer of, or any dealer in such oils or fluids, said inspector shall test the same, with reasonable dispatch, by applying the proper flre tests thereto, in quantities not less than one pint, If the oils or fluids so tested will not ignite or explode at a temperature less than 150 degrees Faurenheit, the inspector shall mark plainly and indellibly, over his official signature, with the date thereof, on each cask, barrel, tank or package so tested. ‘‘Approved, fire test being 160 egrees,” or more, a8 the same may prove; but if such oils or fluids will ignite or explode at a temperature less than 150 degrees, then the in- spector shall mark on each package, “Condemned for illuminating pur- poses, fire test being degrees.” A record shall be kept, the entries to be made within twenty-four hours, and this kept accessible for examina. tion by any person. The third section provides than any person who shall falscly brand or mark any package, or be guilty of de- ceit, mizconduct or culpable negli- gence in the discharge of any of his official duties, or who shall directly or indirectly deal in any any such oils or fluids while holding the office of in- spector shall be fined not exceeding $100, or imprisoned not exceeding thirty days, and be heid liable to the party injured tor all damages. The fourth and concluding section provides that any manufacturer or re- finer of, or any dealer in said oils or fluids, who shall seil, or offer tor sale, to any person for illuminating pur- poses, without the same shall have been so inspected, or shall sell, or offer for sale, any such oils or fluids which are below the test of 150 de- grees Fahrenheit, or who shall use any cask, barrel, tank or package with the inspector's brand or mark thereon, the oil or fluid therein contained not having been so inspected, or who shall counterfeit any such inspector’s mark, | a1l the Inrge cirele of friends and ac- qusintance. place from the residence of his brother, ate, on North Court street. de of the family are invited [Ottumwa Democrat. Virtue Acknowledgoed. Maple River Matters. Correspondence of Tie Br Marre River Juscrion, Ta,, Aug, of our quiet village was kroken by considerable shooting. No job for the undertaker or doctor, Our three salcons are doing business quietly and peaceably. |They all seem to be anxious to close on Sun- day as desired by our citizens, but they scem not to be able to withstand the pressure from Carroll. What a burden? The untrained Carroll youths away trom home. No doubt their de- voted mothers too frequently neglected to bring on the buttock blush in childhood. What a pity? Our Mr, D, says: *‘It was miserably healthy. He is going away on busi- ness next Thursday. He will be gone for a few weeks. We shall be glad to see him return, Wheat is in shock and stack. The quality and quantity of wheat, oats and barley is good. Corn is growing rapidly regardless ot low mercury, and the prospect for a good crop is fair, ESILPUNONIG, " CUREASEREEN *, %" Necessity is the mother of in- vention,” Diseases of the liver, kid- noys and bowels brought forth that sovereign remedy Kidney-Wort, which is nature's normal curative for all those dire complaints, In either liquid or dry form it is a perfect remedy for htose terrible diseases that cause so many deaths, The funeral will take 12.— On Thursday night the monotony | ¢ GOUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL ents, Anc as y To Rent, in th ing, etc., will be insert e low rato of TEN CENT o fret Insertion and FIV: for i\',{"ll.“ Tmmediate] at Florence Cuat-of of Omaha, W 1'r on the grounds, or at Bre o binfls, Ta. 0., DS HARKHESS, ORCUTT & W/ ANTED—Sc hool tenchers, minfstors, stu- e s cun aod 1o their income of their time to ¢ oka and periocicals, or o v divoting thelr whole to it. active male cr fevale ogent in_every town-hip in lowa and © ebraska, and will offer extra inducements, For ciriulars ad. dre < West ra Book Company, Box 554 Council Bl ffs, Ia. VWANTED-A good, competent girl—none other need ayply—for gencral housework Mrs, T, E. Cavin, 428 South Second street. ANTED—Everybody In Counci! Bluffs 1o to take Trx Brk, 20 conts per woek, de livered by carriers. Office, No 7 Pearl Streot noar Brosdway. ANTED—To buy 100 tons broom cora For particulars address Council Bluffe Broom Factory, Councll Blufts, [own. 658-2081 For Sale and Rent QOR SALE—Ono young bay koree, suitable for carrivge; also one fine driving mare. In- quire of J. M. 1 ith, Council Bluffs. augld.tf OR SALE— 1 at ~eola, lo dross, Martin C McWiliiams, Neo) OR SALE—Two by Odell & Day, ong of ice dellvered on crra Sawdust furnished, Ad- cuncil Bluffs, or H. L. Towa. augl10-8t4 claims in Nebraska, cheap, y2daw OR SALE—Boantiful residence lots, 860 each; nothing down, and & permonth only, e EX-MAYOK VAUGHAN apl3-t Miscellaneous. I ARCOURT & SMOTHERS, Council Bluffs and Omaha cxpress. Orders left at Boston Tea store, Main str. ct, Coune | Kluffs, or J. C. Elliotr, 1206 Farnam rtrect, Omaha, will receive prompt attent on. 3164 owa ITEMS. Dubuque refuses to iake the eloc- | ot tric light, A $25,000 Catholic church is being built at McGregor, Blackberries sold for §8 a bushel at Atlantic o few days ago. The Gazette complains that Bur- lington is full of loafers. Fort Dodge can obtain an opera house for a bonus of $3,000. Towa college sustained damage to the amount of §81,645 by the cyclone. 8. B. Zeigler, of West Union, has returned from a trip around the world. There is a stock of 800,000 cans ready for Marshalltown corn at the factory. An Elkhart (Tnd.) carriage concern demands a bonus of §25,000 to locate {TILL AHEAD—Great success. Call and sce a les and specimens of pictures fe gelatine bromide process, R. W. L. PATTON—Physician and Oculist. | ) Can cure any case of sore eyos. It s only a matter of time, and from three tc fivo weo co g diseascd, Wil c and remove Ptyreginms, ot al eyes Special attention to re- apbetf Facts Worth Knowing A new crop Garden Grown Japan Tea (very fine) ...vevererens e Fine Japan Tea, equal to that of- Broadway, and Fourth Strest., Council Bluffs, lowa J. MUELLER'S SOLE AGHENT FOR CHICKERING AND WEBER PIANO, Burdette and Western Cot- ta%e Organs. Prices reason- able; terms to suit all. Importer and Dealer in MUSICAL MERCHANDISE of all kinds. Sheet Music one- third off. Agents wanted. Dorrespondencs solicited ADIDRBDSS J. MUELLER C B ’ COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. =X A T. .. F. F. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 S5 I3 W 3ER, T &5 IVEAIDE TEIE DT IBST. Bluff and Willow Srests, Council Bluffs. UNION BAKERY, 517 SOUTH #AIN STREET, ‘“HHE BEST BREAD IN TEE CI1Y. None but first-class Bakers employed. Bread, Cake, Pies, &c., delivered to any part of the city. Our Wagons run all day. -A_ M alicy u A S R ) Brosdway, Front twenty feet. Prico| qrded, for there were doubtless yes-| Mr. Wheeler, the jovial and popular [ R€eT) seduced an_orphan named Ag- Has For Sale, Town Lots, Improved and Unimprov: : ; L D ed, also, Railroad L { thres thousand dollars. Enquireat Brx terday, as on othor Sundays, many | landlord of the Revere house, expects to :?.:rzf.iti'fifie?fl ;{)ui‘xlxg‘i(:: m:::i‘:b“’ and a numbor or Well Improved Farms, butll)x in Iowa and Nob‘;:uk:n kY office. violations which crused no such pro- [ start to-day for Denver, intending to be i We Mean Just What We Say, Office with W, 8. MAYNE, over Savings Bank, - COUNOIL BLUFS N\ —There was a pleasant reception at the | test. Nor was it caused simply by the home of O, E, Stone Friday evening in | fact that baso ball games on Sunday honor of Mr, O, A. Frekericks and Mrs, [are an unusual thing here, for on Carrie B, Patteison, who were recently [ every pleasant Sanday during the married in Omaha, BBIBVJ{I o:ahor me;: mlnlltieur glmo; t i are played here. o chiet cause of —The Council Bluffs hunting and fish- '.hillunLuAI indignation layin the fact ivg club has elected as its officers for the | yhat the clabs proposing to play are coming year: 8, Farnsworth, pmudunt; professionals, well known, and the A, C. Graham, vice president; A. E.|groundson which theyproposed to play Avery, secretary; Charles Officer, treas-|are devoted especially to base ball pur- wier; R, Green, director, —Charles Westrope, the young wman who, on account of mental weakness, is at times dangerous, is now locked in jail, not being able to give bonds to keep the peace. —A four year old boy whose father and mother live in the s.uthern suburbs of this city, was fatally scalded on Saturday, his death ensuing on Sunday morning. The family are strangers in the city, having moved here only three or four days ago and are in destitute circumstances. —A three.year-old child was found wandering about the vicinity of the Rock TIsland depot, evidently lost. Officer Ed- gor had about two hour’s sharp hunting before he found its hoive, which proved to be near Dohany’s ball, ~John Dingman and Ernest Miller were on trial in the superior comt Saturday for disturbing the peace. The evidence showed that Miller came to Dingman with » knife, and the latter very properly knocked him down, Dingman was there- fore |discharged and Miller fined & and oosts, —In Justice Abbott’s court Saturday the case of Barbara E. Bradehaw vs. the Singer Sewing Machive company, and Conrtable Rosecrans was long drawn out. The jury brought in a verdict about 10 o'clock at night, finding in favor of the company. ~—Deputy Sheriff Clatterbugk has ar- rested near Dunlap and brought to this poses. Thus the proposed game was virtually a proposition to commit an act which would indirectly place basc ball in this city asa Sunday game, and indirectly place base ball circles on record as disregarding the day. The Council Bluffs nine has time and again received propositions to play Sunday games, but has always declined and very properly so. Inview of this fact, it naturally arosed some indigna- tion that two foreign clubs should be permitted to disregard the public sen- timent against Sunday games, and es- pecially when they would not be al- lowed to play in Omaha, and in other citios, Yesterday morning Mayor Bowman was waited upon by representatives of the Young Men's Christian Associ- ciation, who protested against a Sun- day game being allowed. They were informed that he could do_ mothing about it, unless the players disturbed the peace of the city. If any one filed a complaint charging them with that, of course the officers would see that they were dealt with according to law. Some of the stockholders in the club here took the matter in hand, how- ever, and in sccordance with their ob- jections it was decided that they could not have the grounds for a Sunday game, and that settled it, The Du buques had already wirived and wore at the Pacitic house, ard the Spalding nine who ware in Omaba wers noti fied by telephone, The public will have plenty «f base ball this week, however, Arratge- ity Jomeph Biong, who chargd it | monta Bave bi e for' e | Wht o Lo mie gl o b, OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL, Rraalont Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs. | grand Iarceny, it being claimed that he|#omes, each «f which will prove i o dSindi sti head. i : : stole the house and furniture of Mr, Big. | troat. Nohe, or obher . ot | Council Bluffs, - - Iowa. Sulllvan & FH,Z erald INFIRMARY | ‘Rubber Hose, Iron and Lead ey who lives om the bottow, The exam. | . Thit afternoon the Dubuques and |stomach. Thia can be casily gained |y u ) Pipe, Iron and Brass Fittings and 4 fuation will be hud before Justice Abbott 0".;\‘"°il1|““"" slute “'i"hl""{; Muairume g1 Rusbook Biooh (Birress, HOLLAND & MILLER, DEALERS IN oA Trimmings, at i t 'uesday afternoon the Dubugques | F'rice 81 00, trial 10 i j~diw 8 " . —Itis now quite certain that the pro- wlldpluyl“ifll the sP“‘““!f “"C“‘» and Obituary. —— Proprictors. GBOGERIES, PRUVISIOHS, | BIbe & WOOd,S i posed new daily in Council Bluffs] will not | Wedueaday afternoon the Council A : s > 4 prsed e plyda Roshad fgse wilh anh | SEARM AR e Bmidiog Jnx;xe; A}.1 l‘}l:glts"; n:l .C:uuc:‘ll'l‘ulf-, T Crockery, Glassware, \ )’{( THE PLUMBERS, i e hi 407 K1y | Bine. 3 son of J. H, Fugate, died at his home M y II\ W k =, > > Q i pm‘::l::"z 'l:t::‘:mm how::\: u:v:;llci This arrangement will furnish | in the above mentioned place Sunday urra‘ []n OP s! BuoTs SHUES ETG Wy OE@EGMPEII ."eets! | Mr. Chaflin, of the firm of 8, T, Walker | PIe0ty of chancea to see oxcellont | morning at 10 o'clock, ~ For several| Burlington lowa, ! 4 ATTTN: e et 1 Wk | iy ” “Thcte " who” prototed |Gl L A & | e wosenes T, T GADY, M. D, V.5.,|OFFICER & PUSEY, |\ 0 e presidivg genius, strongly against a Sunday game should | S8Y# Mr ugate has been “’""“'l_y SemiPortable | Gt hip C T LR A ) 1 1y Vo by [] z —Jobu Martin, who was flned $10 for| now turn about and patronize liber-[ill and up to the last moment his eamship Companies : (Late Veterinary Surgeon 0. 8. A.) ["4 bis contempt of Justice Fraioey, after|®lly the work-day games and let the|friends had hope that his recovery Bflgmfll, Cunard, Anchor, Gulon, American, and Btate The On]y Veterinary Surgeon BANKERS, ! spending one night in jail concluded Sat. | boys see that there is more money as | was almost certain, but in spite of FOR D ORI in the Oity. i urday to pay cash. He then took chavge well as more honor gained by re- O A R DR AFTS flunc u S a,l b -ty b oy ety garding the duy of rest and worship, 3 IJALOAR &g OREAMERIES, | For sate on the Royal Bank ot Iretand snd Bank | QFFICE AT BLUE BAR", ) ‘enue in 0 other cases against v re— all that ll)VlIlg hearts and tender hands o " | of Dublin, Those w o intend to send for W Es'ab"shed s - 1856 M, one for perjury the other for resistivg | Joseph Durrinlurger, Broadway, Buf- | ould do, he passed peacofully aw Fanu wiuia, vt of Europe wil tua it toeir | UPPER BROADWAY. ' an officer, and the cases wera sent to Jus- 'r'l"' was lgawd b{) m(. brom.: tatry |00 v l" u pos ¥y AWy ¢ e \ Foreign and Domestic Ei i ~ HoMAs" EcLkernic O1x for a sp g ha r land, i 3 0 LFE NCES : curities, tioe Bond, before whom they wil come up | yjo"Al witk'Ralf a dosen spplications he | The remains were brought to this Printinz Sullivan & Fitzgerald, |, oy thysciaom in conse mugesna |~ 3 = today, waa enabbled to walk round sgainall ight. | ooy cytonday ovening Nl o ol Offiges* AGENTS, wurroundin ¢ MRS, J. P, BILLUFS, —A telegram from Atlantic described « ik AUETEW T buried at the cen.etery to-morrow at Ete., 843 Eroadway, Counci! Blufs Ia The Star Bakery, REGPAUAR O A ! Blufs Ta. wman wanted there for burglary, Officer Bterling’s eye spied & fellow mending um- brellas who auswered the description, and srrested him, Saturday night an officer absent two or three weeks, Prof, A. E, Clarendon has returned from the east, where he has had the pleas- ure and profit of meeting and mingling with some of the leading educationalists of the country, Mr. Hanchett, of the Chicago univer- sity, is in the city, visiting his brother, Dr, Hanchett, He is the collegiate who captured the first honors in the recent inter-state collegiate contest, Joe Danbaum, of Cromwell, who showed so much pluck for a boy by chasing and cajturing an overcoat thief, recently won the prize in afoot race at Creston. Joeis a Council Bluffs boy, who has many friends here, who will be glad to learn that he is prospering at Creston, where he is now employed. Mrs, Henry McKane, whose husband, now dead, was formerly an engineer on the Erie railway, and an old and intimate friend of Constable Rosecrans, is in the city, a guest of Mrs, Rosecrans, as are also Mis, Charles and son, of Belleview, Rev. C. ¥, Hamlin, pastor of the Con. gregational church, expects to start this week upon his vacation trip eastward, and will be atsent two and probably three supply has already been secured for his pulpit. J. F. Barke, the well known pho- tographer, returned home yesterday from Iudianapolis, where he bas been attend- ing tho meeting and exposition of pho- tographers, He rep rts that there were 600 of the profession present, representing every scetion of the country, and the showing of art wis not only interesting, but very iustiuciive.geMr, Borke is quite enthusisstic over the trip and the mect ing, and is sure he got several hundred doMars’ worth of 1..»i,.m-|» Our Glorious ndeper dence. FOR SBALE. My residence, No. 816 Fourth street (Baneroft), L. F. Mugruy, e ——— 10 a. m,, in accordance with the sol- emn rites of the Masonie fraternity, of which he was a valuable member, James A. Fugate was born in Sundays, For the first two Sundays |~ Carrie Woods ran an obnoxious bag- nio at Des Moines. A few nights ago a dozen able bodied men gurrounded the house and. with brickbats broke every window in it. Carrie took the hint, $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 Birrers, especially Bitters or preparations with the word Hor or Hops in their name or connected therewith, that is intended to mislead and cheat the public, or any prepara tion put in any form, pretending to be the same as Hop Brrrers. The gen- uine have a cluster of GrerN Hors (notice this) printed on the white label, and are the purest and best medicine on earth, especially for Kid- ney, Liver and Nervous Diseases. Be- ware of all others, and of all pretended formulas or recipes of Hor Brrrers published in papers or for sale, as they are frauds and swindles, Who- ever deals in any but the genuine will be prosecuted. Hor Brrrers Mra, Co., jy22-1m Rochester, N. MaIN STREET LIVERY, FEED —AND— SALE STABLE. All Shippers and Travelers will find good accommodation and reasonable charges, SOUTH MAIN STREET. .- A Specialty, The Largest Iron Working Establish- ment in the State, GOSTON TEA GO, 16 Main St. and 15 Pearl St., Council Bluffs, lowa. COUNCIL BLUFFS IRON WORKS, MANUFACTURERS OF ENCINES, BOILERS, MINING AND SUMMER SHOES. We are Oforing Special Bargains fn Al Kinds of Summer SHOES AND SLIPPERS. GENERAL MACHINERY Office and Works, Maln Street, COUNOIL BLUFFS, IOWA, We glve specia) attention to Stamp Mills, Smelting Furnaces, AOISTERS AND GENERAL MILL MACHINERY, HOUSE FRONTS, GENHERAL REPAIR WORK will zecelve prompt sttention. A gencral as- sortment of Brass Goods. Belting, Pining, AND SUPPLIES FOR Foundry, Pig Iron, Coke, Coal CHAS. HENDRIE, MRS, B, J, 0IL10N, M. D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, REMEMMBIEIR, WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF E XN XE GOODS IN THIS PART OF THE WEST, Z. T. LINDSEY & CO, 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs. C. A. BEEBE & CO,, Wholesslo and Retall Dealers in -tn FURNITURE AND CROCKERY A. BEEBE, W. BEEBE HOWARD & ROBIE, | RESTADKANT & EATING HOUSE, 818 Scuth Malo Btreet, Council Biufts, 227 MAIN 8T, New house and newly flited up in first clase style Meals at all hours. Ice cream snd lemo= " wirived from Atlantle, who says the pris. | Liver, Kiduey and Bright's Disease [ Schuyler county, Missouri, in 1848, omer is the one wanted. The umbrella| A mudw'u]n; _th}:n ii’utruynll)[neb?rlnn we helliu\'u, and removed to this city A dves bis . Rk | or cause of Bright's Disoaso, Diabetes, | several years ago, where for a lon m:xmu‘;‘:fl:’::;‘:“ J. Beid, aw Kidney and Liver Uumpllil;u, and has | time h»ywu k.lfuwll prominently ufi Steam En gl n eS, . » . power to root them out of the system, | business man. Faithful to every AND "‘; ““:‘T‘"‘_‘:“fi ‘V’:’ the school ;’“l':: ‘I.l ub‘i\;_e:all pno:’l. Such a mm}wifm;lu |ru-t', honest as the dqé was long, he GENERAL -‘cmlayfi of A ‘ebiter was elec op Bitters, and positive proof of this | will he remembered and respected as i - principal of the bigh school at a salary of | cun be found by one trial, or by askivg | one of the best of cilizem.p“'l‘u his The Howard Automatio Ou #1,200; Miss O, C. Olark, assistaut, at 85 | your peighbors, who have been cured | widow aud the two orphan children Steam Engins, » month; Mre, Shephard, principal of the | by it, will go out the warmest sympathy of | Seud tor circular. tl best Bread Baker in the West; also Fi confectione; 222 Brosdwav Counotl Bluthe _ | FHRY Mad T Cukes ani s | 0 oy ey T b8 el JACOB 8IMS, | = saic— | J. M. PALMER, | Attorney and Counsellor at Law.| ARTISTIC POTTERY, COUNCIL BLU S, IOWA, Out @ Fine French Ohins, Orvics—Broadway, between Main and Pearl stiver Ware &c., Srrects, Wil practic i d - Federal Blm at:l:’l: ¥ PSRRI . N . 840 Buoabway, - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. | MANUFACTURKRS OF DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT, CO UNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.