Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 18, 1882, Page 6

. ] 3 S g e . SRR . S THE DAILY BEE: CONUCIL BLUFFS, ]()W’AiFRlDAY.fi Al The Daily Bee. 'COUNGIL_BLUFFS. 18, Fridn; Mort‘nn‘g, Avg N RA 20 cents per week, 10 00 per Year SUBSCR By Owrrler, = = = - - By Mall Office: No. 7 Pearl Street, Near Broadway. M. G. GRIFFIN, Manager. TILTON, City Edito) ~ MINOk MENTIONS. ~J. Mueller's Palace Music Hall, —Sherraden makes, photographs, —Officer Tyson yesterday afternoon plcked up Tom Ward for being drunk. —Three dranks were yesterday disposed of m the police court at the advanced wate, £0.60 each. i —Reimer Steumermann and Annie Wisch, both of Avoca, were yesterday given leave to wed. —At Shull’s butcher shop, south Main street, you can always cet the best meats at reasonable prices, —Chas, Bennet was among those booked at the hotel de Field yesterday for being drunk and carrying concealed weapons, —Circus day drew & goodly number in from the country yesterday, but not wo many as such events usually do, —The Spaldings, of Chicago, will play the Council Bluffs Base Ball ciub on Sat- arday at 4 p, m,, at the grounds in Coun- cil Bluffs. —Howe & Son bought the Hertzman atore, on Upper Brondway, and have moved into 1t with their stock of furniture and stoves, —There was less doing at the etock yards yesterday then usual, there being no recolpts and only nine cars shipped, they being by Barkey Bros. & Co., over the Rock Island. —A number who had shooting galleries, “base ball rackets, etc., to make a stake out of a connection with the circee, on finding that they would have to pay $10 license, folded their tents and silently stole awny, —There were four pickpockets who Thovered about the circus grounds yester- day and tried to work the crowd. The officers had an eye on them, so that they <ou.d not do very successful work. —George W. Bailey, of Oskland, and Sarah E. Guvin, of Menona, came into the city yosterday to see the show. By the Kindly service of Justice Abbott they re- turned home as Mr. and Mrs. George W. Bailey. —TInformation wanted of Ory Garnett, who resided in Council 1tluffs last July, by his brother, William Garnett, late from Wisconsin, Any information leading to his whereabouts will be gratefully re- ceived, Address BEg office, Council Bluffs, ~A man giviog his namo as Harry Moore, was yesterday afternoon arrested by the special policeman at the North- wostern depot for being drunk. Moore had a coat on which did not belong to him, and that mystery will probably be cleared up this morning, ~—David Fosterin was yesterday brought before Justice Fraivey, to answer to a «charge of assaulting his wife, He pleaded mot guilty, and demanded a jury. His caze was set for next Tuesday afternoon, and he gave bail in the sum of 8100, —Batcheller & Dorls’ circus drew a good crowd yesterday afternoon and evening, ‘Though there ia a sameness in all these shows, yet this one introduces an unusual mumber of novel feats and sights. The wrowds were pleased, as was evidenced by the expressions of praise heard on all sides, ~=The electric fire alarm system is not in running order yet. The boxes are at- tached and can be used by the department in sending in alarms, but the keys will not ‘be distributed through the city until after the striking and repeating apparatus is wet up in the engino house. —Riley Oldoker was yesterday bofore Justice Abbott on a charge of cruelty to animals, it being olaimed that a horse he was working was as thia and wesk and had such a sore neck that he was unflt for service, The case was continued on con- dition of Oldoker putting the horse into pasture and giviog him a rest for thirty days. —Yesterday woman's richts were duly respected. One was seen grindivg away at a hand organ and was allow d to tire all «ears in the vicinity of Broadway and earl streets, Another woman was noticed sauntering along Broadway smoking a pipe with the greatest nonchalence and evi- dently enjoying life as well as any man could under mmilar circumstances, The suffragists should not feel discouraged on woeing such hopeful signs, ~The quartette of degraded females who «oceupy a cell in the jail have been making ~such an indecent show of themselves at the ‘window, and hooting and yelling obscene language to all passing the vicinity, that a wooden barricade has been placed in front of their window, shutting off all chance of seeing or being seen, They have demolished furniture in the cell and keep » constant uproar. They are now threat. ened with either a cold water dousing or & diet of bread and water if quiet and de- wency are not observed, —A countryman named 8, A, Kounte, ‘who was a little boozed yéterday, claimed that he was swindled out of several dollars by two fellows, givivg their names as Jas, Boyd and Frank Phillivs, He said they wold bim a revolver for a dollar and kept ‘both the nioney and the weapon, They also got 85 out ¢f him on a little bet of less #han a dollar, on which they failed to re. turn change. Officers Sterling and Clough Jocked up the trio, Kountz charged with being drunk, which will serve to hold him as & witness, and the two others for lar. cevy, They will have a hearing this - Horsford’s Acia Phosphate acts as food for an exhausted brain, e —— NEW STOOK, A nice stock of Furniture and Stoves, at living prices, can always be found at Howe & Son's new store, No. 308 Broadway, Herzman's old stand. REPENTING AND RETURNING The Lone Sought Miseour! Girl 1s{ Found and s Homeward Bound. A short ttme ago Tie Ber noted the fact that there this city trying to get some trace of a wayward girl, who for two years had been loat to home and friends. The friends had been informed that she for a time lived in this city, but they were unable to get any trace of her, and the search here was abandoned as it had been in other places, Tue Bee at the time gave an outline of her life, how she had left her home o f lux- urp and wealth, preferring to see thp world without restraint. The father, who is well known throughout My - were parties in souri, and who is both promi- nent and wealthy, is fau ign in health, and the anxiety for his lost daughter bore heavily upon him. He was not backwack in expending money in his search for the daughter, and has sent messengers in various directions during the past two years, but all in vain, The atten- tion called to the case by The Beg re- sulted, however, in accomplis what these messenger sfailed to acc plish. A gentleman of her acquaint- ance finding the account of her life and wanderings to coincide with those which she had related to him, sent her a marked copy of the paper and wrote to her, urging her to return home, She could not believe that her friends were 50 anxious for her return, but on finding that it was indeed her father who was thus searching far and near for her, she has decided to return to her home in Missouri, and leave the gilded palace of sin in St. Jo, where she has been living of late. She weems fully determined to lead a life more worthy of her friends, and more true to her womanhood, and in aletter tothe gentleman whosent her Tie Ber and put her on the track toward hme and friends again sho says: *‘I thank you from the bottom of my heart for the interest you have taken in me. 1 have seon the folly of drink—ace the dearest friends turn against me. 1 hope you will accept my sincere thanks for your kindness, und rest assured you will always be considered the means of changing me from a low degraded life to one L hope of hap- pivess.” It is to be hoped that sur- rounded by the helpful and healthy influences of the home to which she is going her resolution to reform may never be broken. FIXED FOR FIRES The Withdrawal of the Bluff City Company Will Not Lessen vhe Company's Effectiveness. At a moeting of the Bluff City hose and engine company, held Wednesday evening, the following was adopted: Wnereas, The fire department of the city of Council Bluffs, as a volun- teor organization under the ordinai of said city, convened on the bth day of June, 1882, to elect a ehief engi- tack the proprietor with a knife. The sight of his tw) revolvers and the cool- ness ho displayed chunged their inten- tons in this reapect But they ended hy destroying the remaining furniture in_‘he hovs: Meicra has just sworn ont informa. tion, ard one of them is already ar- restgd. Officers are out after the oth- or two, Mr. Meiers deserves great credit for not slugging them. He preferred the more quiot proceediug of the law. ATTENTION EVERYBODY. Howe & Son have moved their stock of Furniture and Household Goods to 303 Broadway, Herzman's old stand, PERSONAL. Dr. 0. W, Archibald, of Glenwood, was in the city yesterday. J. H. Horton and Frank Prim, of Den- ver, were at the Ozden yesterday. Dr. C. W. McGavin, of Missouri Val. ley, was in the city yesterday, J. M. Dority, of Creston, was n wel- caller at Tug Bre office yesterday. com Gen. Jobn C. Cowan, of Omaba, was among the prominents in the city yester- day. Joseph Bosler, of Carlisle, Pa,, an ac- count of whose extensive cittle ranches wan given in yesterday's Bre, arrived at the Ogden yesterday. G. Q. Kirhy, who is in the banking and real estate business in Dunlap, and who is well known throvghout this part of the country, was here yesterday, Jacob Williams, Feq., came from Ne. braska yesterday to see how Council Bluffs is growing, and to shake hands with the many friends of his old heme. Mrs. Chase and Mies Richardson, of Janesville, Wis., passed through the city yesterday en route for Washington terri- tory, where the formet has been summon- od by the news of the s-rious ilness of her dunghter, Mrs. George Strout. Dr. and Mrs, E. J. Woodbury, and their daughter Miss Ollie Woodbury, re- turned yesterday from the east where they haye been for about seven weeks, visiting their old home in Boston and vicinity, the White Mountains, Old trch- ard Beach, Maine, and other points of inter- est und enjoyment. TR L S Mr. J. Marsh, Bovk of Taento, Ont writy Billiousness and dyspepsia. scem, to have grown up with me; haviog been a wufferer for yeare, T have tifed many reme- dics. but with no Listing re-ult untal T nsed your, BURDOCK PLoon Birters. They have been truly a blessing to me, wd I cannot speuk too highly of them.” Price $1.00, 4d-1w "HELP WANTED A goodfirat-class meat cook, and two dining-room girls, at the Motropolitan Hotel, Omaha, Neb. ald 2; SINGULAR, THOUGH P;UHA L. It Is Une Woman with Two Bodles, or Two Women with One Body. neer of said department, the name ot whom 80 elected to be presented to the common council for confirmation under the laws of said city, as had al- ways been done; and . HEREAS, Said department did on said day select a chief engineer of said department from the Bluff Uity fire company, F. H. Guanella, whose name was presenied for confirmation to the city council as had been done in the past, and who was rejected in violation of the existing ordinances in relation Yo said department and the custom formerly granted the volun- teer fire force of said city, when ex- pressed by & majority of the members of the seve companies composin, said departments in disregardfof this right the council refused to confirm said Guanella in said office and did ap- point and confirm another person than the one selected by the said fire de- partment, and Waerkas, The said city council of said oity have also refused to pay the monthly allowance heretofore allowed by the city for contingent expenses aid to wattain the organization of all volunteer companies comiprising and working in said department, this com- me of them; therefore be it d, That the Bluffs City Hore and Engine company, from this date, will cease to act in said city as an ac- tive volunteer fire company for the suppression of fires, and that the members thereof will not act at any fire under the organization of the company regulations and dusciplines as heretofore, but that we will still maintain our organization as a private company, but in no mahner under the control of the city s a fire company. 0. W. Srrock, Sec'y. The action of the company will not, a8 some imagine, interfere with the workings of the department. The apparatus belongs to the city and the drivers and engineor are paid men, so that in caso of an alarm the engine over, and arrangements are made to provide whatever other men are needed, Under the new ordinance such men are paid at the rate of §1 20 a year and 40 cents for each hour at a fire, The change being made fron a volunteer department to a paid one in rapidly going on, and this withdrawal of the Bluffs City is but one move in that direction. With the completion of the electric fire alarm, the water works and the perfecting of the paid department system, the city will be in pretty good lhlp.& suppress blazes, DENISON RLUGGERS. Correspondence of The Bee. Dexisos, Iowa, August 16 —This morning Mr, J. H, Meier, who runs the saloon about here known as the Neow Three-Mile house, met with a acrions loss of property, and only by great firmness saved his life, While Mr, Moier was in Denison three men, August Eggers, Henry Eggors and their hired man, entered his saloon in Goodrich township. They called for lquor, but as spirits are not kept there Mrs, Moicr refused them, They became very violent wnd threatened to kill Mr. Meier. They then started to find him. In the meantime Mrs. Meters sent word to her husband to harry home. He returned with quite # load of groceries. After unloading these he saw the men returning. They \n 6% | ve-entered tho place, emashod every- broakable, scattered all the stock on the floor and then proceeded to at- aud hose cart will roll out as lively asq OF has auy at all, The two-headed woman arrived yes- terday with Batchellor & Doris’ cir- cus, and in the forenoon held a sort of reception to the medical fraternity and newspaper men. It is difficult to decide how to speak of this mystery, whether to say ‘‘she,” *‘they” or “it."” There nover was & personage so mys- tifying and puzzling to any one desir- ing to use the English without slaugh- toring it. *‘They is a she, and it are & woman,” is about as near as one can got at the truth, Whatever the term that may be used, the mystery, in sposking with either mouth, always says “L” and never ‘‘wo.” So it may be fairly judged that the use of tho singular” number is approved by both heads. ‘‘She,” then, is called Millie Christine, or Christine Mille, one head being christened Millie and and the other Christine. She is about thirty years old, and wes born of slave parents in North Carolina, being then the property of the fathex of their present manager, Mr. Joseph Smith. She is a light mulatto, of medium height, possesses two heads, four arms, one waist and four legs. In fact she is two persons in one. Each head seoms to work in- dependently of the other, so far as talking, singing, ote., is concerned, so that she can never get lonesome as one head can visit with the other. Above where both merge into one trunk the sensation of touch is folt separately by each. For instance, by pinching one of the arms one head alone feels it, but below the juncture all mensations are the sumo to both braine, 1f any one ateps on any corn :!1 any one of the four feet borh heads feel the pain, a double wfiliction which should be avoided by having the corns wbove the juncture if they or she have She converses with F equal fluency and with as many differ- ont languages with one head as with tho other, She sings, she dances, she indulges in daets all by herself, and can sing and talk at the same time, In fact she is really a mystery, She has traveled extensively in Eu- rope as well as this country, and on the expiration of the present engage- ment with Batcheller & Doris, Nov- ember lat, will still further increase hor knowledge of other lands by a trip to Australia and the Asiatio country, She has amassed a fortune, aud now owns tho plantation on which she was born, and there cares for her old father and mother, Among those who saw her at the Ogden house yesterday was Dr, Pin- ney, whom Tee Bee man questioned as to what he thought of her, the doctor having bsen one who examined her. The dostor said that by exami- uation it was found \hat the spinal column of each individual person (for he deemed them two pewsonalities) was perfect and complete dawn to the lumbo-sacral region, where there was & complete and perfect junction, the one terminating in the other. Nature had at this conjunction of the spine and pelvie region culminated in a uni- city of being, so far as sex, etc., was concerned, Yet the lower extrewmities were those again of two, separate and distinet persons. Doctor Pinney ex- pressed it as his belief that uature intended them for two e but the two germs from which they had their origin, by contact and pressure coal daring the first weeks of uterine life, which GUST 18 1882, \tully accounted for each having the same sensations, in the lower extremi- ties, from touch or injury. FOR SALE. My residence, No. 715 Fourth street Bancroft ) L. F. Munruy, Realizing on Real Hstate, The following transfers of titles are reported as taken from the county reccrds by J W, Squire & Co., ab stractors of title, real estate and loan agents, Council Bluffs: A L FieldtoS E. Archer, lot 1 in block 3, Williams’ addition to Han. cock, 885, W. 8. 8. Williams to J. McClelland and Thomas Beck, lota 11 and 12 in block 2, Williams' addition to Han- conk, 8160, W. G. Archer to W. M. Gordon, n. 4 of nw. },13, 76, 39, $2,400. Francis M. Mc to Lillah Me- Elrath, . § of ne. | and sw. } of ne 1, 24, 74, 41, 810, C. E. Perkins, trustes, to Angust Warnke, se, } f ne. }, 8, 75, 40, $2 400, J. A. Otto to N. Mayes, sw. } of sw. }, 26, 70, 44, G. Maassen to J. Dow, lol 14 in block 1, Minden, £500. W. R. Vaughan to E. Saunders, lot 6 in block 17, Bayliss & Palmer's add,, 875, E. Dean to W, L. Dean, n § of s, w. § of n. e, } of 36, 75, 28, $100. C T. Stockcwn to W. A Spencer, lot G block 6, Macedonia, 8450, C. Jonlyn to M A. Cooper, n. e. } of m e fand s w. | ofn. e } and s, e. } of u, w, }, 86, 76, 40, 83,000, A. Bwigart to J. T Cary, a. 4 of n, w- §, 29, 76, 39, §2,208, R. E. Ingraham to 5. D. Street, w. $of lot 2 in block 1, MacMahon, Coo- per & Jeffries’ add., city, $£900. F. P. Morgan to F. E. Griggs, lot4 in block 12, 1 Hyatts subdiv., oity, £608. block 33, in Riddle's subdiv., city, £200. Persuagiveness of the Musket. Toledo (0.) B ade. Gen, Steedman tells a good story which is applicable to the manuer in which the aristocratic Sixtieth Rifles recently ekipped out in front of Ram- leh and gave overything up to the Egyptians While near Nashville the gencral had a negro regimont on the picket line, and a bright young mu- late sergennt in command of a post got the drop on a rebel post and cap- tured the whole outfit. The rebels were a ernwd of high-stepping young Virginians, and some of them were badly wrought up by the idea of hav- ing to sorrender to a “‘lot of niggers.” Gen. Steedman took their commander, a fine young fellow, into his ten’, ex- tended eome Jittle courtesies to him, and in the course cf the conversation said: “It was a little tough, Lieuten- ant, to be taken in by colored soldiers, but war has strange experiences ‘‘Well, General,” raid the other, set- ting down his glass, “I've been in the army now nearly four years, and if T've learned anything it has been a profound respect for the musket. When the muzzle is shoved into my faco T don’t usually ask any questions a8 to who's got hold of the breech.” Gen. Shermen tells nearly as good a story, in his book. He was stand- ing on the sidewalk in St. Louis when Gen. Lyon went out with his men to attack the secessionists at Camp Jack- son. A young lady of Gen, Sher- msn’s scquaintance—daughter of one of the most aristocratic families in the city—was standing on a stoop near by, wringing her hands and crying. She said her brothers, cousins, and " number of ‘acquaintances were in Camp Jackson, and she was certain that they would all be killed, for they were proud, high-spirited men, belonging to the best families 1n the city, and they would all die before they would yield. Gen, Sherman tried to console her by saying that he had noticed that sops of first-class families wero usually not any more willing to die than any other people. He continued his walk, and in a little while met Gen. Lyon returning with the entire forcs at Camp Jackson, which had surrendered without firing a gun. He hastened back to comfore the young lady with the news of her kinsmen's eafety, but after sho heara it she slammed the door in his face, ~ 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, Proprietore. Er=s] Murray Iron Works, Burlington lowa. Engines, FOR CREAMERIES PARM MILLS, Printine Offices Ete,, e 0 A Spocialty, The Laxgest Iron Working Establish- ment in the Btate, Steam Engines, GENERAL :KOHINIIY- The Howard Automatic Cut-01f Steam Engine, Bena_tor clreular. Blm MRS, . J. HILTON, M, D,, PI!LSIGIAII AND SURGEON, Broadwav Council Blufls: J. B, Smith to W. Wray, lot 4 in|> _NOTICES. ~Spacial advortiscments, euc o To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wante, Boarding, ete,, will be inserted in this column At tho low rat LINE for the first inscs PER LINE for each subsequent Leave adv ertisements Pear] Streot, near Broadway insertion at our office, No. 7 Wenta, W ANTED- lmmediatels, & «0d wocd turn er at tteinhilier's ' furiture factory, Coutcll Blufts, Ta, COUNGIL BLUFFS SPECIAL| " HARKNESS, ORCUTT & C RY COODS AND CARPET HOUSE. House, on \ ] ANTED=Girls st the K. South Main Strect. ANTED—Immediately, one hundred men at Florerce Cat-off, In_Nebras th of Omaha, Wi men, '§1.76: toan Enqu re on {he grounds, or at Exm offi cil Bluf oy andard boots and po make large wiges by d voring toit. Wo want an active in_every town-hip in lowa ad a will effer extea inducen e te. For cir uia 8 ad- dre « Westorn Book Con pany, Fox 654 Council Bl fls, Tn, ANTED—tveryody in Councll Biufts I¢ to tako Tiix BEs, 20 centa per week, de livered by carriors, Office, No 7 Poar} Street near Rr or icals, 0 broom corn uncll Blufte 668-208¢ 1y 100 tons sddress C 1 Bluffs, Tow For Sale and Rett YOR 84LE—One s ung bay } orse, suitable for earriage; aleo ono fine W& wae, Ine of J. M. 8with, Council Bluffs. augli.tt rn and threo mor ths vd furniture of tle nne rooms with men., Hou e now won daily. A grand 18 house, C. [OR SALE—Sixty tons of fce dejlvercd on cirs “coa, awdust furnished, Ad- ‘cuncil Bluffs, or il. L. wa. Ot SALE—Two I by Odell & Day, 1OR SALE—Beaut.ful re each; nothing down P EX-MAYOh VAUGHAN ~ Miscellaneous. T AReoUET & sMOTRERS, Coune and Omaha express. Ordors lott o Main str.et, Counr 1 Juff 06 Farnam street, Omaha, will receive Jy16- t 1¢ . stor £lot, prompt at ent on {T1LL AHEAD—Great succoss. S Call and seo new accessories and specimen pletures ta the reliable gelatine_ browide process, at ixcelsior Ge'l ¢y 100 Main street.y, DRV L PATTON_Ehysiclan dad Ooullst Can curc any case of sore eyes, 1t is only & matter of time, and can cure generally 1n trom three tc fivo weeks— It makes no differ- ence how long diseascd. Will straighten cross cyes, operato and remove Ptyrownt, ctc., and sneert ortificial eyes Special” attention to re- moveing tadew orms apb-tf Facts Worth Knowing A new crop Garden Grown Japan Tea (very fine) .............. 76o Fine Japan Tea, equal to that of- fered at 76¢..........0..00... 600 Very Fine Young Hyson, equal * to that offered at $1.00........ 76c ‘We Mean Just What We £ay, BOSTON TEA G0, Broadway, and Fourth Street., Council Bluffs, lrwa, mar-2-8m D — J. MUELLER'S SOLHE AGrNT EFOIR "ICHICKERING AND WEBER PIANO, Burdette and Western Co'- 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. Correspondencs solicited A DI EREEES J. MUELLER, COUNGIL BLUFFS, IOWA, . Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 S5 BN I TR T & MEATDEL IR N ENES . Bluff and Willow Srests, Council Bluffs, UNION BAKERY, 617 SOUTH RIAIN STREET. ‘|HE BEST BREAD IN THE OI1'Y. None but first-class Bakers employed. Bread, Cako, Pies, &c., delivered to any part of the city. Our ‘Wagons run all day. P. AYRES, Proprietor, E. C O O E, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Haq For Sale, Town Lots, Improved and Unimproved, also, Railroad Lands and a number or Well Improved Farms, both in Iowa and Nebraska. Office with W. 8. MAYNE, over Savings Bank, - COUNOIL BLUFS SUMMER SHOES. VL Q~®d 16 Main 8t, and 16 Pearl 8t., Council Bluffs, lowa, COUNCIL BLUFFS IRON WORKS, MANUFACTURERS OF ENGINES, BOILERS, MINING AND We are fiei argains in All Kinds of Summer SHOES AND SLIPPERS RENMIIE VISR, WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF ¥ I N XE GOODS GENERAL MACHINERY Office and Works, Main Street, OOUNOIL BLUFFS, I0WA., We give special attention to Stamp Mills, Smelting Furnaces, HOISTERS AND BENERAL MILL MACHINERY, HOUSE FRONTS. GENHBHRAL REPAIR WORK will recolve prompt attontion wortuient of Brass (foods Belting, Piving, AND SUPPLIES FOR Foundry, Pig Irom, Coke, Coal CHAS, HENDRIF, President Sullivan & Fitzgerald, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Crockery, Glassware, BOOTS, SHCES, ETC Ao sgents tor the following lines of Steamship Companies : Cunard, Auchor, Gulon, American, ard State Steawship Companies DR AF TS on the Royal Bank of Ireland and Bank d, Dublin, Those w o intend to send for fricuds to'suy part of Europe will find it to their nterest to call'on Sullivan & Fitzgerald, AGENTS, 3438 Broadway, Council Blufs Ia. JACOB SIMS, Attorney and Counsellor ab Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Orric—Broadway, between Main andjPear Streots, Will practice in State aud Feders A gonenal ag IN THIS PART OF THE WEST, Z. T. LINDSEY & CO, 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, W. RUNYAN, C. A, BEEBE & 00, FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos, 207 & 209 Broadway, ¢ ouncil Bluffs. INFIRMARY | Kubber Hose, Iron and Lead | Pipe, Iron and Brass Fittings and "I | Trimmings, at Bixby & Wood’s, \ .$ 1 THE PLUMBERS, THOS, OFFICKR W. I M. PUSKY, T On Banoroft or (Fourth Streets.) 1.0OLID, 1.5, OFFLGER & PUSKY, The Only Veterinary Surgeon A Council Bluffs, Ia. in the City. OFFICE AT BLUE BARN, " | Established, - - 1866 Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange UPPER BROADWAY. REFERENCES : s B scurie g MRS. J. P, BILLUPS, Al of the best Fhys'cisns in Council Blufts and PROPRIETOR OF RESTAURANT & EATING HOUSE, The Star Bakery, 818 South Malo Street, Council Biuffs, HOWARD & ROBIE, New house and newly fitted up in first class 227 MAIN ST, | stylo Meals at all hours. loe cream and lemo= Employ the best Bread Baker In the West; 8130 | uaie every ovening. Fruits avd confectioncrie & choice hand for Cakes and Pies. Bread delivered t0 all parts of the clty. MAURER & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Rich Cut Glase, Fine French China, Silver Ware &c., 840 Baoapway, + COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. A, BEEBE, W. BEEBE J. M. PALMER, REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.