Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 15, 1882, Page 6

. THE DA]LY BEE ‘The Daily Bee. COUNGIL BLUFFS BUBSCRIPTION RATE! By Oarrior, 20 centa pet woek., By Mall #10.00 per Year. Office: No. 7 Pearl Street, Near Broadway. M. G. GRIFFIN, Manager. H. W. TILTON, Oty EditorA ~J. Mueller's Palace Music Hall, —Sherraden makes{photographs, —Ool, Bapp yesterday received from Tndiana a fine English greyhound. ~John Steiner, M. 1., has moved his office to corner Broadway and Seventh strect. —David Mitchell pleaded guilty yester- day to assault and battery and was fined £5 and coste, —Mail is nowmade up here for the new branch of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul railway. —John Madden, the driver of the Dinff Uity steamer, losta finger tip yesterday while cutting a piece of hose, —The name of H. . Seaman now ap- pears in letters of gold above the entrance of his book store, Benedict was the artist. —John Smith, the special policeman at the Nortwestern depot, arrested Sunday night Bar Brush and E. Lewis for fight- ing. —The cirenit court to-day was ad- journed by the sheriff until Monday next, Judge Loofbourow not having returned from the west. —The alarm of fire Sunday evening was caused by the tipping over and breaking of a kerosene lamp in Turner hall. No damage. —H. O, Cory isfraisingighis‘ihoute on Sixth avenue, filling infthis lot,{and is to put up a fine dwelling house on the “ad joining lot. —Complaint is made that somo of the awnings on Main street are 5o low os to interfere greatly with the wearing of silk tiles, even when on the heads of short men, —John Foster, arrested by Officer Clough for being drunk and prowling about houses like a clumsy burglar, was yesterday fined §5 and coste, and allowed to work it out on the streets. —A vyery desirable piece of property for wale, on south side of Sixth street, in the block oppozite the new opera house, on Broadway, Front twenty teet. Prize three thousand dollars. Inquire at L office, A cow in some way got into the sewer at one side of the bridge across the creek near Geise's browery, and not being able to get out suffered greatly for several hours before rhe was extricated by tearing away the roadway. —JohnjMartin'yesterday was tried be- fore Jnstice Baird for resisting Constable Fox, A decision will be given to-day. “The perjury case against Mmtin s set for ‘Wednesday in the sanie court. SEVEN TO NOTHING. Such is the Victory of the Cowncil Bluffs Over the Dubuques Yes- terday, Other {Good Gamoes Promised for this Afternoon ana To- Morrow. Yesterday aftornoon the promised game between the Dubuques and the Council Bluffs nine was played, on the grounds of the latter. The home nine has come #o close to victory in its contests with strong clubs that fate rather than play has seemed against the nine, but yesterday they scored a victory, of which they may be proud, the score at the closo standing seven to nothing in their favor, The fol- lowing is the score : Dunvques, Al RAB TR, PO, ALK, Sullivan, p.. 000080 Dwyer, 1s! T, Burne, % Brown, 3d b, Rider, r. f Evani, Quinn, 8, s J, Burns, 1. . King, ¢ Totals, Cou L B Kinsey 2d b, 000430 MeSorley, p Bryan, & s, O0'Day 84'b.. Stockwell rl l, o RLY unn,'c ) wlemoccmoser Totals. el 807N A ,l 284586 Dutuques...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 C. Bluffs 0004”0'9007 Balls Called ~McSorley, 66; Sullivan, 64, Two Bare Hits—Dwyer and O'Day. Struck Ont—C 2; Dubuque, b, e» on Callod Bails—Dubuques, 1. ed Balls—Kin, med Runs—Coun Dluff; kes Calied—McSorley, van, 17, Left ‘on Bases—Dubuquee, 789 " Sulli- 1; Council 1. of Game-1 hour 20 minutes, Uwmpire—Mr, Whitney, of the U, P.’s, In the fourth ming errozs by Brown, Quinn und J. Burns, a passed ball, together will the baso hits of Strock aud Hart gave Council Blufls four unearned runs, In the seventh inning the singles of Kinsey, Scott and Mack, and the two base hits of O'Day’s scored the Council Bluffs three earned runs, The Council Bluffs team was atrengthened yesterday by Kineey, Soote sud 0'Day, who have been with the Spalding team, but who it is understood have been engaged by the Council Bluffs club. This afternoon the Spaldings and the Dubuques are to piay, and to- morrow afternoon the Spaldings and Council Bluffs claba will have a game, BURGLARS AT BOSTEN'S, They Capture the Cash Drawer but Get Little Cash, ~—The boys comprising the Catholic band will give another of their well man- aged and enjoyable quadrille parties to- morrow evening at their hall in St. Jo seph’s academy, The tickets are fifty cents, A grand time is anticipated. —Information is wanted of Ory Garnett, who resided in Council Bluffs last July, by his brother William Garnett, late from ‘Wisconsin, Any information leading to his whereabouts will be gratefully re- celved, Address Brx Office, Council Bluffs, —The city marshal received orders to notify all property owners on the west side of Ninth street, from Rameey to the Rock Taland depot, also on the east side of Pierce between Frank [street and Lincoln avenue; and on the eouth side of Lincoln avenue between Pierce and Voorhis streets, to repair their sidewslks at once, ~—This evening thelast chance will be given to those desiring to join the order of Druids as charter members. Those who want to improve this opportunity to join at the reduced rates oi charter members ehould bear this in mind, The jewels and re- galia have been recelved, and the grove is now ready for active operation and rapid yet permanont growth, ~—Arrangements have been made so that @ ny subscriber of the telephone company may readily call & policemun at night, in «case of need, by sunply ringing up the cen- tral telephone office and making the want known, This much is easiexjthan running up aud down the street looking for one, and much quicker. In cases of fire the subscribers to the telephone car: alio send in the alarm by telling the central office the number of the nearest box. —There was & lively Sunday night street row between two wowon, Mrs, George Washington Lewin and Mrs, Bar- bara Harris, Officer Cusick marched the belligerent pair of females down to jail, where they were locked up in the rame oell, and given » chance to fight it out, They will have a hearing In the superior ocourt, and then appear before Justice Ab- bott, they heving had one row before, which is not adjusted. Mrs. Harris is the Peter Bosten on awaking yesterday morning found that burglars; perhaps more properly sneak thieves, Lad vis- ited his house, Ho lately purchased what is known as the Wabash house and moved it onto lots at the corner of Third and Sixteenth avenus, where he is rebuilding and making improve- ments to render it a first class house in all respects. Yesterday morning he arose as usual, about 4 o'clock; tc soe some of his boarders who, as railway men, have to leave early. He then took another nap, and arousing found that in tho interim burglars had paid him & visit. Thoy bad gained an en- tranco through the kitchgn window, which they had kept up by using a piece of groen cornstalk for a prop. They had taken the cash drawer in tho offico away with them. It had only & dollar o1 two in change in it, and the thioves doubtloes preferred to ewptyit at loisure, There were also some ac counts, papers, ete., and some koys to other parts of the house. A short time afterward the empty cash drawer was found in the rear of Gofl’s planing mill. Only one key was found, the papers and the cash being gone. . REAL ESTATE. Tranefers of Titles and New Bulldings to be Erected This Season. The following transfers of titles are reported as taken from the county records by J. W. Squire & Co., ab- stractors of title, real estato and loan agents, Council Bluffs Heirs of Marv Davis to J, Wilson, o daw } 7,77, 80; 81,720, W, Siedentopf to 8 V, Leonard, 16 and 10 in 2, Btutsman's second add aty; 8100, E. W. Davis to ¥, W. Freman, iots 2and 8 in sub. of lots 2, 3and 4 in nw} of nej of 16, 77, 39; $100, ¥. Reol to 8, l(lul 4} of nef and n} of se} of 2, 76, 44; sl $60, Amazon who created a seusation at Btreotaville soma time ago, by shooting at another woman, of whom she was jealous, —Now that the city has purchased the lota of Peter Bechtle, on Byrant street, it is hoped the council will devise ways and means by which the building of a city hall and market place will be promptly begun, Bome of the sldermen were elected on the understanding that they were in favor of puttivg up such a building this sesson, and sside from meeting this expectation, the city certainly needs such a one, snd some one of the (plans already talked off wan surely be carried out successfully, —Judge Bond yesterday brought into Tue Bke ofice a eample of what agricul- tural products can be grown even on the wellow dirt which underlies the dark up. per soil in thiy vicinity, His yard has been filled up Iwith this yeldow dirt, brought from Turley’s glen, and dug at a depth of & hundred feet below the surface, Yet on this dirt, which seemivgly would produce nothing, has grown some fine spe- cimens, which are now on exhibition at Tue Brk office, There are oats from four to five feet high, and well headed, timothy over thiee feet, corn eight feet in height and wild grasses over three feet, 0. R. Gatton to Geo, Thomas, n} of se} of 14, 77, 43; §840. T, French to G. Thowmas, part of swl of nw} of 18, 77, 43; aluo part of wh of nfli’ul sef of 20,77, 43—8107, . McDonald to T, W' Chatburn, part of block 26, Neola; §150, W. M. Witherell to Chas Baughn, 11, 12 in 30, Beers sub. city; §150. A. Rahlfs to T. Ranlfs, part se} of nej 4, 77, 89; §39, 5 l‘nrrsll to J. 8, (mwfurd, part of lots b, 6, 7 and 8 in 25, Neola; 8100, J. B, Crawfoad to T. W, Chatburn, part of lots b, 6, 7 and 8 in 26, Neols; $100, C. R, 1, & P to 8, Engloman, uw of ne) of 8, 76, 88; §320, There aro # number of new building enterprises being planned, some o which have not advanced far enough to make public. Others have been fully decided upon, and it is needless to say that the season promises to continue as & busy one up to its very close. Mr, Francis Guittar has purchased of County Treasurer Bonnett the lat- ter's residence on Bluff street, the consideration being $2,260. Mr. Ben- nett having thus disposed of his home, purposes having another and a far bet- ter one. He will eoon begin building a really elogant residenc ner of Wiliow avenue and Biuff stree about opporite F, K, Ford's handsome home. Mr. Guittar and Mr. Fred Lentzin- gor, who own adjoining lots on the northeast corner of Main street ana Willow avenue, have decided to eact build a three-story brick, 25x80 feet, the two to be uniform, thus making a fine business block Jacob Lentzinger has also decided to build a two-story brick store on th present site of his bakery on upj Broadway. Work has commenced on a two- atory brick addition to the deaf and dumb asylum, to be used for a print- ing office and laundry et — STARTED ON PAPER. A New Rallway Line Connecting Now York and Council Bluffs by Ties Theat Bind, of n new railway line, The talk stretching from Council Bluffs to New York, ripened on Saturday into the action of filing articles of incorpora- tion. It is stated that a New York syndicate is the real backing of the enterprise, and that in each of the states through which the propored rond is to run are to be local organiza- tion. Such a one for Towa was formed here Saturday, under the guidance of Mr. Ieanco B. Hymer, of Fort Wayne, ropresenting the castern capitalists. The road is to cross this state through Greenfield, Winterset, In- dunoia, Knoxville and Oskaloosa, cronsing the Misissippi river at Ketthsburg; then across Illinois, In- diana aud thus easvward, connecting with lines for Philadelphia and New York. It is claimed that the new line will be about two hundred miles shorter than any other now in opera- tion. The articles of incorporation filed on Saturdsy make the name of the road the New York & Council Bluffs Rail. way company, and the incorporators: Tsanc B, Hymer, W. F. Sapp, J. T. Baldwin, J. Lymau, W, C. James, L. Baldwin, T. J. Evans, J. T. Hart, Eiseman, John Dobany, Peter e, K. L. Shugart, George F. Crawford, George A, Keeline, J, W, Rodefer, N. M. Pusey and Wm, Orr, The directors chosen are: T. B. Hymer, W. F_Sapp, W. C. James, J 1. Baldwin, J. W. Rodefer, B. L. Shugart and J, T. Hart, The following are 1. B. Hymor, president; J. T. Bal win, fitst vieo preside w., C. Jamer, second vice president; Joseph Lyman, secretary; L. C. Baldwin, trensurer. 1t in claimed that the new 'p will not remain merely a road on pa- per, but that surveys will te bogun soon and the line pushed as_specdily as possible into active operation, ———— FOR SALE My residence, No, 815 Fourth street (Bancroft). L 1‘ \h'lu"fl: PERSO, N AL the offic: I. W, McCargar was taken suddexly ill yeaterday, A. L., Harvey, of Logan, was at the Ogder: yesterday, R, W. Buchanan, of Mt, Pleasant, was in the city yesterday. Major S. R, Anderson, also Mrs, Lynn and Mrs. Granger, of Sidney, was in the city yesterday. Rev. C. F. Hamlin, pastor of the Con- gregational church, started yesterday for the Lake Superior region to spend s few weeks idf recreating. Rev, Father McMenomy starts to-day with his neice, Miss ltose McMenomy, for her home in St. Charles, Mo, He will visit St. Louis also before his return, Judge Aylesworth has started for Da- kota for a week’s vacation. Justice Frai- ney 15 filling the vacancy thus caused on the bench of the superior court, K. Gleudy, the deputy grand arch of the Ancient Order of Druids in this state, in in the city, and will remain until after the meeting here to-night, Ho is about establishing another lodge in Atlantic, Mrs, J. L. Cah, of Chicago, 1 in the city visiting her sister-in-law, Mre. J, Danbaum, and will remain until after the 25th inst., on which date Mr, snd Mrs, Simon Kiseman will celebrate their tenth wedding anviversary. e A DOLLAR A LESION A Nebraska Man Pays but Little for Learning Much of the Con- fidenc Game, Yesterday afternoon a man named John Camden, of Fremont, Neb., wus the victim of a confidence game, It appoars that Camden met the sharper in Omaha last Saturday, and by talk with him the sharper learned that he had some money deposited with Rich- ards & Keane of Fremont, Yesterday Camden came to this side of the river and soon after arriving met the sharp- or near the Dcovers’ hotel, and had another chat. Tho sharper had a drnlt for $10 purportivg to be signed by Mr, Paxton, of Paxton & Gall- agher, Omaha, on Richards & Koeene, Fremont, Ho wanted toborrow some woney on it, and as the viotim knew the firm of Richurds & Keene, and also knew Mr, Paxton's high financial standing, he was induced to grant the loan, but only for one dolla fellow, of course, failed to red draft, and the victim soon found that it was a clumsy forgery, The lesson cost Mr, Camden only a dollar, which is cheap enough, It indicates that the confidence yame is getting worked for very small fish and, yet it is being worked, The sharper is described as rather short and thick set, witha stubby black moustache, q Trustee Notice. In as much as a quorum of the trus- teea of the public library could not be obtained yesterday afternoon, those present decided to adjourn until this afternoon at 4:30 o'olock, at which time it ie hoped thero will be a full attendance, as there are Lills, reports, ete., of nupurlunw to ba acted upon, e Rheumatism, disordered blood, gen- eneral debility, and many chronic dis- eases pronounged incurable, are often oured by. Brown's Iron Bitters, CONUCIL BLUFFS, IOWA TUESDAY, AUGST 15 1582, JA!L JUDGMENT. How the Prieonera Adminieter Justice Among Them- selves. They Donse and Spank Those of Thelr Numbor who are Unraly. There have been some whisperings of late that the prisoners in the county jail are allowed to pummel ench other, and sosk one and another of their number, and some claim that prisoners are occasionally abused, not by the officials, but by fellow prison- ers. The fact of the matter seems to be that the prisoners are allowed to adjust some difficultics themselves, and the authorities claim that this policy is working well instead of 11l It certamly relieves the sheriff and jailor of much work and many un- ploasant taske, The prisonors have an organization of their own, with judge, sheriff, any her officials, and have framed a series of rules of their own in regard to cleanliness and order. Any now prisoner, on his arrival is_expected to furnish a tribute tax for tobacco, otherwise he is obliged to keep the table clean, and floor swept, until re- lieved by the arrival of auother bank- rupt prioner, and if ho fails to com- piy he is dealt with summarily. The other day a fellow allowed him- solf to be locked up in juil as though he had committed some offense, when really ho was there for the purpose of pumping Some of the prisoners and doing w little detective work, The prisoners were quick enough to see through his dodgu, and were about to deal with him in their peculiar man- ner, when he became so frightened that he called on the jailer to release him. Charles Westrope, who ia a little weak-minded and who when mad is almost insanely forceicus, was recently locked up in jail, nnd at night insisted on keeping the other prisoners awake by his yells and cursings. The ‘“‘Judge” ordered one of the prisoners to suppress that noise, and the pris- oner complied. He ‘ot & tub of water and a dipper and stationing himself by Westrope's cell door pro- ceeded to douse him every time he made a noi Tt took about two hours to convince Westrope that he lind botter kewp quict, and _after that |~ he was as docile as couid be desired. The game young man was again placed in jail Saturdey nignt, and was very on finding hunseli locked in. Io cursed the other prironers and cked tho door, and raised a general disturbance, The other prisoners got therr goepel song books, which they use in their Sunday services, and iemming bim in by a circle they sang most lustily, completely drowning bis voice. Music bath charms t sooth the savage breast, but it failed in his case. Ho struck out at the sheriff, but missed him. Then the prisoners gobbled him up, Jaid him tull Jength, fcs downward, upon the table, and while some held him, one of the executive officers took a pieco of board und administered & stinging spanking, consisting of ten blows. He then submitted, and has preserved good order ever since. The crazy soldier from Fort Omahs, who was looked up in jail Saturday night, was a wild one. The cause of his sudden insanity is a mystery. He waa all right Saturday morning, but a regular ‘madman by nightfall. He was kept in a side room bnmrdny mght, and on Sunday morning it was found that he had barricaded the door with the bedstead, and prepared for a pitched battle, Ho faucied he was warring with redskine, and whe. the juilor furced open the door he opened tiro using as ammunition anythingand everything within reach, dishes, chairs, shoer, eto, Some of the prisoners were called in and they captured the unfortunate man, and held him by main strength, He showed such un- usual violence that it took one man for each leg und arm, and one for his head, to hold him while tho cflicers put the irous on him, o that ho could ba taken in eafety back to Omaha, his lieutenant coming after him. In this way tho prisoners help in performing police dutics at the jail. Under this system there is a liabili- ty of abuses springing up, but it is claimed that thus far there has been no such cases, and that the effect has been thus far to keep the jail orderly and cleanly, If ang of the prisoners fail to keep themselves or their cells clean, the others take hold of the matter and the order is scon put in force. e Clesr Up the Oity. To the Editor of Tue Bre: As your paper is_largely circulated in thia city, I wish to say a word through your columns to the board of health and city suthorities of Council Blufls, in regard to the fearful condi- tion of our Wo are in the midst of the he: erm, with festering pools of filth in the alleys and rear of hundreds of residences in this city, that are hourly filling the atmosphere with disease and death, Already, in our city, is found to-day many an empty orib, while, the parents ave looking with tearful eyos at the play- things and little wementoes of tho ht- tle dutling now sleeping in the come- tery. *'Died of Cholers Infantam,” might be written on almost every tombstone, Tt will not be long unul it will bo ‘‘cholera adult,” if & com- plew cleansing is not commenced im- mediately, 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, Proprietors, COUNGIL BLUFFS SPECIAL | NOTICES. TNOTICE.—Bpocial ndvertisements, suc & Lost, Fourd, To Lon, For Sale, To Rent, Wante, Boarding, ete., will be Inserted In this PR column at the low rate of TEN C LINE for the first Inecrtion and FIVE PER LINE for esch subsequent inser Leave adv ertisements at our office, Pear] Stroet, near Broadwny Wants, VWV ANTED-Immediskly, & 208 woed turn er at steinhilier's furaiture factory, Counc!l Blnfly, ! of Omah. Enqu'ro o t il K. C. House, on street, cdintely, one hundred men t-off, in Nebraska, ntth s: men, '§1.75; teams, 3,50, grounds, or at ks offic \\/ ANTED=Scnoot teachers, miplsters, stu- donts and o'hers can a4 Lo their income by devoring a portion of thetr time to canvassing of our studar make larie wag toit. We wan in_every township in lowa and ~ cbraska, an will cfter cxtra inducements, For circula & ad drea Wost rn Book Company, Box 654 Council Bl ffs, Ia. \f‘/ D—A eompetent girl—none other peed apply—for genra hous Mrs, T B. Cavin_423 south Second streat. good, ANTED— r‘mm«x, In Council Biufta 1o to take Trn Bre, carricrs, nts per woek, do livered Mce, No 7 Pearl Stroot TE] buy 100 tons broows ¥or particulaes addross Ceuncll. Bluft Broom Factory, Ce 658-20t1 1! Bintts, lowa. For Sale and Rent ok estringo quire of J. M. OR SALP—Sixty tons cf fco delly at ~eo'a, Town, Sawdust lurmuh».l Ad~ dresw, Martin Casey, Council Dluffs, or i, MoWilliame, Neols, Town. g0ty OIt BALE—Two claiis i Nebrasks, choap, by Odell & Day, 1ye OR SALE—bow | residence lots, 960 each; nothing do nd 83 permnth only, AYOL VAUGIAN by apls-tt Miscellaneous. I ARCOURT & SMOTHE] Council Bluffs fot., 1905 Farnsm street, Omaba, will re prompt attent on Jy16- ¢ AT1LL AHEAD—Gréat s new accessorics and s taken b the reiable gelatine browide process, Faxceluar Gallary 103 Main #troct i l)l L. PATTON—Physician and Oculist. Can ‘cure any caso of sore cyes. ¢ 18 only a matter of time, snd can cure gencrally in from no differ- once ho n cross gyes, ope remove Ptyregiomy, otc., and c3. Spocial attention to re- veing tadeworms api-tf 6. Call and sec nens ot pictures Tagts Worth Kfiuwing A new crop Garden Grown Japan Tea (very fine) ........ bt 75 8 Fine Japan Tea, equal to that of- fered at Toe. Very Fine Young Hyson, equal to that offered at $1.00.. We Mean Just What We Say. bOSTON TEA G0 16 Main 8t. and 16 Pearl St., Council Bluffs, Iowa. COUNGIL BLUFFS IRON WORKS, MANUFACTURERS OF ENCIRES, BOILERS, MINING AND GENERALMACHINERY Ofice and Works, Main Street, OOUNOIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Wo give special attention to Stamp Hills, Smelting Furnaces, HOISTERS AND GENELAL MILL MACHINERY, HOUSKE FRONTS. GENFRAL REPAIR WORK recolvo prompt attention. A gencral as sortaent of Brase (loods Belting, Piring, AND SUPPLIES FOR Foundry, Pig Iron, Coke, Goal CHAS. BENDRIE, Sullivan & Fltzger I, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Crockery, Glassware, BOOTS, SHCES, ETO Also sgents for the following lines of Steamship Companies : Cunard, Auchor, Guion, American, aud State Steamsbip Companies. DR AFTS For sale on the Royal Rank of Ireland and Bank of Ireland, Dublin, Those w o intend to send for frienda o 'suy part of Europs will tiud it o their nterest o call on Sullivan & Fitzgerald, AGENTS, 348 Rroadway, Counci! Blu®s Ta. MRS, H. J. SILTON, M, D., PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON, 222 Brosdwaev Councll Bluffs JACOB SIMS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA, Orrics—Broadway, between Main and’Pearl Strests, Will praciice in State and Federal urte, mar-2-8m HAB!’NES GE.GUTT & GO., AND CARPET HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Street., Council Bluffs, Iowa. J. MUELLER MUSICAL SOLE AGLOINT EOIR CHICKERING AND WEBER PiANG, Burdette and Western Cot- a%e Organs. Prices reason- ble; terms to suit all. Importer and Dealer in MERCHANDISE of all kinds. Sheet Music one- third off. Agents wanted. Correspondenos solicited. ADDRESS J. MUELLER, COUNGIL BLUFFS, IOWA., F. IVEAXDE Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 S EILINTIR D S ICEXTE SIS Bluff and Willow Srects, Couneil Bluffs, Bi7 SeUTH YHE employed. Wagons run all day. UNION BAKERY, CAIN BEST BREAD IN T'HE CI1Y. Bread, Cake, Pies, &c., delivercd to any part of the ocity. STREET. None but first-class Bakers Our P. AYRES, Proprietor, E. © O O ET REAL ESTATE AGENT, Has For Sale, Town Lots, Improved and Unimproved, also, Railroad Lnndl and a number ot Weil Impmved Farms, both in Jowa and Nebraska. Office with W. 8. MAYNE, over Savings Bank, - COUNQIL BLUFS We are Offering Special Barpaing Kinds of Summer SHOES AND SLIPPERS. UMMER SHOES. in All RIENEIEDIES IR, WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF ¥ I N E IN GOOIDS THIS PART OF THE WEST. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO, 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs. A. BEEBE, W. RUNYAN, W. BEEBE C. A. BEEBE & CO.,, Wholesale and Ketail Dealers in FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs, " INF! IRMARY | 0.0, 0A07 LDV, (Late Veterinary Surgeon U, 8. A.) The Only Veterinary Surgeon in the City. OFFICE AT BLUE BARN, UPPER BROADWAY. REFERENCES : All of the best Physicisyg in Couacil Bluffs and surroundin ¢ The Star Bakery, HOWARD & ROBIE, 227 MAIN 8T, loy the best Bread Baker |n the West; also ico hund for Cakes aud firead dellvered b0 il parts of the by, MAURER & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Rich Cut Glase, Fine French China, Bliver Ware &c., 840 Baoapway, - COUNOCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Rubber Hose, Tron and Lead | Pipe, Iron and Brass Fittings and Trimmings, at Bixby & Wood'’s, THE PLUMBERS, On Bancroft or (Fourth Etreets) TIOS, OFFICKR. W. 1. M, PUBNY, OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS, Cotineil Bluffs, Ia. Established, - - 1866 Forelge. and Dowestic Exchange curities, MRS. J. P, BILLUPS, FROPRIETOR OF RESTAUBANT & EATING HOUSE, 818 Bouth Main Street, Council Blufls, Now house aud novly Stkel up 1o st class o0 cioas and lemo= J. M, PALM bR, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT, COUNCIL BL