Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 22, 1882, Page 8

THE DAILY BEL: CUQBC,I,I,‘, BLU F¥S, IOWA TUESDAY, ATGUSTL 21 1s8° bitters were tho best for strongthening the INSPECTING OIL. veloped coscs of diabolism on rosord. INCIL B HARK-tSQ l_;cu I'I' & L{j The. Daily Bee. [Hm e e o anwiatel o e [ Rbeata yeur oo Me, and 3trs e, | COUNGIL BLUFFS SPEGIAL KESE, UK o table of contents indi. | Not 8 Very Bright Outlook for the / ¥ ,OTWES —_— e e o |du ey ) Opening Day. thaniel ~ [oghram, it would seem, \ i N Incational aternity, who, i : | — — — OUUhch BLUFFS pr h ¥ % tws Wi wlt - came to the interesting conclusion to | NoTick - eaviremenn . a0 : b e e it, should avail them. | Inepector Bachelor, the nuwly elect | compass the death of their only son, a | 1ost, Fourd, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent u-sday Morning, Avg, 22 lves of wuch stand.1d eduoational litera- | whose duty it is to see that the oil | bright-looking boy of 10 years, by a| " " ””_,'i'[',.f',"];'("T:”,,‘,"“ e FTTON RATES | tare, sold here is up to the 150 degroea test | protracted systein of starving and | wriion s STV ORNT: By Oarr l.‘ N : ‘, = 20 cents per week Will the Union Pacific’s dare to tackle | required by law, ¥ 1 his labors yes- | pounding. reduce lhim from a L quent insertion By Muil - - - - - = #1000 per Veat. | i1, ouncil BI einits revised and | terday. The consolidated ta k line [normal state of health and activity to | 1 ts o ont efos, No. 7 NG, 7 DU aeH; Neas| ool editiont. Thevs IHE RIS kindly showed him their tank, and al- | the last degree of emaciation required | “n ; o i The latest permits to wed issned were | lowed him to inspeet it, which under | the period of about twelve months. | Wants AND GARP 51 - M. G. GRIFFIY, Manager. to Christian Peterson and Amy Chris- | (o oo nonsation of five cents a pack- [ For many months the nuiglbora had ol Tk or Swde gir - A W. TILTON, City Eaitor. tianson; to Veter Jenmson and Christina age makes a big package for very ittle observed the little boy was eubject to 0 “,\Mr'lf”;“ b srdingho. an I——— ] pson, all of C uaeil Bluffs, T “| vol sk (M sovere whippings, after hearuy him in sticet nesr C. & K. 1, K. K. MINOH MHENTIONS —A yotng man named McMahon was money. ey also ga iim the ery ont to hus father not to kill him, H to gagoe a few empty barrels, but did House, on yesterday brought from Neola and lodged in jail here on a charge of adultery. Itis claimed that on Sunday night he was caught in the wrong house and in the room of the wgong person, and not being able to give the £100 bail required he will now wait behind the bars, aud that the child complained birteriy [ \\7 ANTEDC 0 v South M of hunger and began to show signs of | ~_S2uth M emaciation VW ANTED.B h dente and Last winter he was sent to 8shonl | 13 devo e o with but a small crust of bread tor his a diri ho 8 and poro als, or can dinner, the teacher observing which [ makelyrk: wige: by d voring tholy whole tims often divided her own dinner with toit We want an cti rfe sle grt 3 in_evers town hip in I d cbraska, and Pommy. The boy bad been often| Wl : y v dre « West rn Book Company, Box 664 Council s at the K. C. Broadway, and Fourth Street, Council Bluffs, lowa, —J. Mueller's Palace Music Hall, not seem inclined 80 have the barrels —Bherraden makes photographs. — Bliss will have new goods Wednes- day. ang21-3t —Rohert McWade is to appesr as Rip Van Winkle at Dobany's on the 24th, as filled nepected or gaged, 8o that five conts was the exteut of the profits of tho trip, Ttisclaimed that he pro- nounced the oil in the big tank as only 130 degroes, twenty less than 1 xtra induces For cir uja & ad —The base ball mania has spread so that many of the clerks practice in the business streets throwing and catching. One lady was yosterday hit by a passing ball and —Blis will opon & new line “',‘,l“,'":"’“’ quite badly hurt. Tt is & wonder that Vil i more cases are not reported, Marshal —At Shull's butcher shop, south Main | o oyeon yesterday started on the rounds street, you can always cet the bost meats | o, .y, 4o hoys, and has issued his verbal at reasonable prices. proclamation against the practice, —The poll tax collector has begun an-| _The Driving Park association is scat- ot her batch of suits sgainst delinquents, | tering throughout the businese portion of and as soon as they are ground through |the city its highly illuminated posters all the batch will be thrown into the hop- | calling attention to the coming meeting per. and fair, September 18th to 224 inclusive, —Judge Harris thinks he won't take the | The posters are attractive, and the fair democratic nominations for congressiinal | iteelf will be more so. It is well to state Thonors in the district, and has so expressed | that the rumor that the cut of the horse- him-elf without waitiog for any tender of | man coming down the track is a repre- it to be made him. sentation of Dr. Cady trying to capture — An accident insurance policy in favor | the banner again, is without any founda- of R A. Brrett has been found and left | tion; in fact, at least the officers of the as- at Tue Bee office for the owner. sociation deny it, and they ought to know, —There will be a business meeting of the Young Men’s Christian association this evening, at the room in Everett's block, —Deval's brick block is aboutcompleted. ‘The Shugart block is climbing into the second tory, and the McMahon block ad- joinivg iv is haymg its foundutions put in rapidly. —This & ternoon the St. Lonis Reds and the Council Buffs meet on the diamond. The game is to be called at 3 o'clock, —Three plain drunks without frills or flounces were dispored of yesterday by Judge Aylesworth, whos resumed his seat in the euperior court after a week's ab- wence in Dakota, Their names were Jim Crowley, Ed, Halloran «nd Peter John- ston, Kach was fioed 8760 including costs, Justice Frainey, who served in Judge Aylesworth absence lwt week, raised the price of plain drunks to $9.60 including costs, but the judge seems to think the old fine preferanle. With the reduction of $2 there ought to be an in- cresse in business, following the laws of the commercial world, —For some time past there have been numerous instances of pi fering from cars of the Wabash road standing in the yard here, and a watch being kept it has been discovered that the woik is being aone by mere boys. In some instance cars have been broken open, and goods sto'en, mak- ing the offen<e burgliry with the liability of a penitentiary penalty, Yesteday s warrant was issued by Justice Framney for the arrest of a number of these youthful offenders, Four were brought mto court, but the evidence was lacking and they were diccharged. Others are to be arrest- ed, and the evidence against all of them wili probably be forthcoming then, —A horse belonging to Dr. Cady took alittlo whirl by himself from Sixth stret up Broadway yesterday, but turned into the blue barn iu safety. —Tuk Ber contained yesterday twelve columns telegraphic news, thiee of which were Buropean ciblegrams, No wonder Tug BrE is themost popular paper pub- ished in the northwest. ~—The circulation of Ter DALY Bk in Councii Bluffs rapidly increa-es, The number sold yesterday was higher than any one day since established here, —Tuformation wanted of Ory Garnett, who re-ided in Council Bluffs last July, by his brother, William Garnett, late from ‘Wiscon:in, Any information leading to his whereabouts will be gratefully re- ceived. Address Bk office, Council Bluffs, ~—John H. Clark, the court rep. rter, has purchased & house and lot on Fifth avenue, and is making sundry improve- standard, and that he proposes filing information against the company. There are so many loop-holes in the law, or at least so many chances for litigation, that if the company desires to fight it, there will probably be much vexation of soul. The inspector gets no reward for prosecuting cases, and at five cents a package, when the package consists of such a big tank as the company has, there will be little profit. It is to be hoped that some means can be taken to protect the public effectually againat dangerous oils sold for illuminating purposes, but the outlook is not very favorable. If it is to be a constant fight and no special profit for the in- spector, he will probably soon tire of the position, The Highest Anticipations.” Manbison, Ind., June 15, 1881, H. H. Warnee & Co.: Sirs Your ~afe Kidney and Liver Cure realized my highest anticipations, and I cor- dially recommend it to all who suffax with kidney or liver diseases. J. W. LitTLEIOHN, COMMENCING COURT. The Term Opens With a Smaller Num- ber of Cases Than Usual. . The August term of the circuit court for this county opened yesterday, a week later than the time fixed upon, Jndge Loofbourow being absent in the west. The docket shows 225 cases, a smaller number than usual, there promises to be less of interest and importance than usual. Most of yesterday was taken up in making as- signments. The cases from the east end of the county were oclubbed together as nearly as possible in mak- ing the assignments 80 a8 to conven- ience attorneys and witnesses from that vicinity. A few wills were probated yesterday. Among those of the bar in attend- ance from the county are: E. A, Babcock, Avoca; H. J. Chambers, Avoca; E. M, Love, Carson; H. L McWilliame, Avoca; F. Benjamin, Avoca; J. P, Organ, Neola; M. B. Darnell, Walnut. observed to sit at the table and beg earnestly for something to eat, only to corn the boy was replanting was nearly black and asked the reason The father said the boy had been in running into the village of Gravity for a physician and restoratives, saying his boy had fainted. and others hastened to the scene and doctor and other, but upon that they insisted and found bruises and fearful contusions on the about noon, and a post mortem exam- inztion of the stumach showed he that twenty-four hours. evidence adduced that death was the immediate result of a blow or blows and step mother could have had in this protracted method of murder no enough to earn his own lving, and have been sufficient, and as to any | [ general disobedience, the father him- self testitied that Tommy was a good a d| b ) Bl flo, In. ANTED—Everyhody In Councll Blufts 1 to take Tris e, 90 conta per woek, de od by carriers. Office, No 7 Pearl Streot near Broadway. VWV ANTED o buy 100 tone broom cory For particulars address Council Bluff Broom Factory, Conncl) Rluffs, Towa ABR.20t! bo refused or driven from the table, Last spring a man observed that some the haht of eating the corn given him to plant and he had soaked thisin lye to prevent it, A few weeks ago the father came ~ For Sale and Rent FJY * B N1--One large doulle room ard one single room. icel, furnish o, One bluck £ om midole Broadw y, S, Ban office. au2? a3t Dr. McColm QIOR 8ALE—One j ung bay orse suitable for errringe; al-o one fine drivi ¢ mae, In- Quire of J. M. & ith, Council +lu t tound the boy dead. The father did not wish his body observed by the| FyOR SA" E—One set Yools, ow cheap for owh. " . R, Jone,, No, 181 Brosd- way, Council | luffs, Ta. breast and other crtions of the body, as well as on the ead. ¢ " thir'y men. 1. Mr. Tngrham said the boy had eaten tafl, foeds ry to oty nen duily A wand chate to buy into n fing paying busiies i a hearty breakfast, but he died at|fhue /b B UER TN BVIK T Stting Address own r, Heury sweigert, Californa bowe,C. . JOR SALE—The two years and three mo ths lease, & e fixturcs furniture of the Contains v ns ro he could not have eaten anything for There wis also JUR SALE= iaty tona. tio d at «coa, Tows. aroen, Martin Ca-cy MeWil fam-, Neo s, JUR SALE—Twe by Odell & Da at the hour of his death. What conceivable object the father OR SALE—Beantiful residence ots, $60 ‘each; nothing down, and $3 perm nth only, KX MAYO VAUGUAN one can divine, for the boy was old |, Misceilansous, T OVEL WIND ENG NF—H E Palmer Bellet n aine, 0 ibine ot the g~ on hou € 8 u o1 0f Wils '8 Fobury p engin - mostcompl + & dings tous a ran went Ttioverns © all sor 8 was always kept at work. Even mer- cenary motives could not, therefore, 0y. wind and even st ro e power ¢ Tho father was arrested for murder | fom bewh e €1 ba, tcr &0 pune. and the wife for complicity, After a | o urm and i an w ot 0t preliminary trial they were both com A J. MUELLER'S SOLE AGrNT FOR CHICKERING AND WEBER PIAND, Burde¢tte 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. Oorrespondencs solicited ADDRBDESS J. MUELLER, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 S ELIL IR T S MEAIDE - I IE WEST. Bluff and Willow Sreets, Council Bluffs, 0S1—A la g wardrob koy ib ral remard 4106 d r Enquireat Bee offic mitted to the Bedford jail. The crowd that followed them approximated to a mob, and the virtaal murderer on the opening of the jail door mude a hasty spring for the inside, lest Lyuch should be his judge aud executicner, Mr, Inghram was an 1ndustrious and good farmer, though a renter, and Mrs, I a frugal and orderly housckeeper. Nothing less than & term in states 1 prison will be the fite of both the culprits, and as much as ordinary murders they both deserve thegallows. & SWOTHER>, C 5 ex riss. Orders ir str et ccun 1 ojuffs, or J. C. Klliot , 1905 Fari-m treet, Omaha, will receive prompt at ent on. jylo- ¢ S’l 1LL AH¥ D—Great suceess Csll and see new accessor es and s cimens of pictures th enbthe roiable gelatir e orun ido proces-, at the Excels o) lory 0 Main street K. W. L. PATION— Physican and Oculist. Can cure any cawe of <ore cyes. 1t Is only a watter of fime, and can cure generally from three tc five weeks It o akes no diffe ence how long diseasvd. Wil straighten crow eyes, operate and remove Ptyr ginme, ctc., and UNION BAKERY, 617 SOUT MAIN STREET. 7"HE BEST BREAD IN THE OI'Y. None but first-class Bakers employed. Bread, Cake, Pies, &e., delivered to any part of the city. P. AYRES, Proprietor, Wagons run all day. E. CO O ET, REAL ESTATE AGENT, —Yesterday ““Humpy” had an interview J. P. P. nwert artificial eyes Special” attention to re- | . S W T i ments, 8o that it will moke for him and | with his wife, who is now in jail. Soon his very attiactive and convenient home, | after he left the woman, who is engaged —The interior of the postoffice is under. | in doiny chores about the jail, asked per- golng some marked changes, 10 as to make | wission to go to the rear of the yard on ‘more room inside and less outside, There | Recessary business, The jailer kept a will not beso much room for lounging | #harp eye on her and soon spied **Humpy” abont, but more room for the clerks to |crawling through the rear fence to meat. work. Uuder the old arrangements the | her on the sly. The little interview on the postoffice was crowded, especially Sunday | auiet wax sadly broken up by the lynx- mornings, now it will be jammed, eved jailer and ‘‘Humpy” hurriedly — Warren C. Liadusaw and Melissa Fich. | "ibped out. It is the evident that the tont, of Glonwood, applied yesterday to| COUPIe have patched up what differences Tustlos Abbott to be marriod; The lloense | Sxlsted between them and arenow. bent whion they bad taken out at Glenwood | O Plauning sad workiug together. would not answer here, however, and they ad Fall, were obliged to get out a second one.| Mrs, Bassett, a worthy washer- Their vexations wero then ended, however, | woman met with a serious accident and although they have a second handed 3 licence still on hand they are still happy. yesterdsy. She had been suffering Marshal Jackeon was proceeding yes. | Of 1ate with rheumatism, and while terduy to open up Washiogton avenue carrying a pail of water down some threugh George Dresser's property. steps slipded and fell heavily. The it ey a0 G aneSINAS oL Gromk, (DI she folliln o such a manner as to cause a ba rac- Jackson and officer Edgar proceceed to | vure of the leg, which will necessitate the sceno of war armed with a shovel, & | her confinement to the house for some zevolver, and & pickax, resolved to con. | time, quer or to run, A treaty was perfected, however, by which George agrees to move his house (to-day, and to make nomore tronble .1:0“;“7' the atock yards yesterday: —Yesterday afternoon Officer Sterling| Standard Cattlo company, 9 cars; arrested at the transfer a man giving his|J. M. Cary & Co., 28; Converse Oat- name as W, Wallace for carrying concealed | t1e company, 18; National Cattle com- weapons, Ho claimed to boa policeman | PADY, 10; Swan & l‘rm)k. Live Stock in East t. Louis, but the deputy sherift | ©Ompany, 17, Total 82, The only shipmont were 30 cars for from there who happened to be in the city, | oot 4 R o iaatiry Lo, < Ho mad ot e | Quiohes 00, Lt plaht'over tho Chi Burlington & Quinoy. o e e baa | Ctilooniy, Buslinglon & Quinoy e was locked up in jeil. 1t is said hews Pulled by Ponies, wanted in Omaha, too, for a little shooting | « The Harlan Herald has the follow- scrape there. ing concerning a trio, whose sudden ~The *dug-out” row between Madame | expedition westward has heen taken Lo Flur and Trish Molly i traveling, 1t| ypy by tho haud of the law: wan brought up for adjustment before| 40 b0y Ne T Bt ot s Judge Aycosworth yesterday wmorning, | o SV T TR Grogg, of Trwin, and sent over to Justico Frainey, who in| August 10th, a6 miduight, Gregg, turn sent it to Justice Abbott, who will] Will Lucas, and one Holidey, drove consider it Thursday, Now if he sends it | to Shelby, claiming to be going to Ir- o Baird, and Haird kicks it out into the [ win, From 7 a. m, to 2:30 p. m. Missouri, thepublic will sit down aud rest. | Saturday they drove from Shelby to Omaha, Nob. Geo, Benuctt, Billy e - At the Btock Yards. The following were the receipts at FOR SALE. My residence, No. 715 Fourth street Bancroft’) L. F. Mureny, hough on st. Louls. A convention of grain buyers, rep- resenting all the territory lying west of Creston, Iowa, extending to Coun- cil Bluffs, and south of Creston and west of Mayaville, Mo. ; to the river— in all over seventy firms—was held at Shenandoah, Towa, on August 1. One object of the meeting was to express their indignation at the treatment shippers received at the hauds of un- scrupulous parties in St. Louis, The shortage in weights and classification of grade by tho inspectors has been equal to daylight robbery. 1t was Resolved, That it is thesense of this meeting that we no longer submit to the indidnities heaped upon us by vhe sharks in St, Louis, and from this day henceforth we ignore the St. Louis market and ship all our grain to Chi- cago, where we are sure of proper weight and grade. The resolution was signed by sev- enty-two grain buyers. Include St. Joseph and Kansas City, and count me as another signer, N. J. Boxp, C——— Horsford’s Acid Phosphate in Dys- pepsia. Dr. A. JeNKINs, Great Falls, N, H., says: “I have prescribed 1t and can testify to its seemingly almost specific virtues in cases of dyspepsia, nervousness and morbid vigilance or wakefalness, PERSONAL. Justice Abbott was able to get down to his office yesterday. COh rles T Stewart leaves this eveniog for a brief visit to Chicago, Col. Dickey, of Denver, was among the guests at the Ozden yesterday. John H, De Wolfe and wife, of Vail, Tows, were in the city yesterday. Prof. Farnham has returned from his —One of the sallest bits ¢f bumanity | Nuyq and I, W. Boems, followed them which ever came into a household to gad- | o Monday and from Omaha telegrah- ed it, is a child born to Mr. aud Mrs, Jas. | ed in every direction Yesterday ‘Weston, on Sunday, the little one weigh- | Boems recoived the following dispateh ing only twenty ounces. The little one | from the Sheriff at Wahoo, Neb,: “I seems to be healthy, and gives promise of [ have your men; what shall I do with long life, its lungs being strong, its appe- [ them.” Beems rephed: *‘Hold them; tite good, and the little one in all ways|will be there on first train,” He bidding fair to be as many years upon this | sent Bennett and Nead to Wahoo earth as are allotted to man, Dr, Miller, [8nd ~ himself returned to who attenged tae case, pronounces it one | Harlan. On the trip, Dr. Gregg is of the lightest weights on record £avy sald to represent himself as Holida, s & brother of the companion, Holida, . The cause of this is, as stated else ~~An extra street car has been placed on | where, that Beems sold his team to the track to run to the transfer, ro that | Gregg, taking a mortgage, and Dr. E. cars will now run every half hour instead | B, Moore, as personal security, It is of every hour as heret fore, A. W, Nook | reported that when they left Omaha bas been chosen as the new conductor, aud | the buggy contained seven pints of will doubtless prove so effielent and cour- | ¥hisky, 8 dootor's diploma, and the teous as to satisfy both kis employers and | three lads. That was upon its faoe the public, He i+ a mative of this city, | “Vidence of a8 intns fo ‘“fi"b’ “‘;"d Bis fathar was book-keeper aud cashler for | (10 smong the chickens of Nebrasks. It would seem, however, that it was Niawart Beon. for YO and dhw Wel | pod o) driving, and then, what the m';rmud mhwfl ln“' ".1 evident | pariioular necessity of saying they company is wise in its selection of | were going to Irwin, when in fact, him as the new conductor, xh_cg were léuuud for the Pacifio coast ~The educational column of the even- | ¥ith two days' rations (of whisky) 1og gl whioh Zaqulise S aditcrs, wd ; diploma, All in all it looks is growing daily more interesting, The|™**% __ o last effort contained & notice for cor-| NEW FALL STYLES IN MIL- respondents to write on one side of the LINERY. sheet, two sections from the statute book | Bligs, the leading house for Mil concerning shade trees, & wure cure for | linery, will open new fall styles cracked hoofs, special editorial on whose | Wednesday. old home in Binghampton, N, ¥, Judge Loofbourow arrived yesterday morning to attend ta court duties, Chauncey,Wiltse, the proprietor of the Grand Island eating house, dined at the Ogden yesterday. Miss Mattie Baldwin, who has been at- tending Vassar college, and spending part of her vacation in the east, is at home again, Miss Fannie Clark, who has been visit- ing friends here for three or four weeks, now returns to Missouri Valley to speud & short time with friends there before pro. ceeding to ber howme in the east. The fishing and hunting party consist. ing of Messrs. Moltaz, Green, McWork. man, Newell, Ferguson, Eicher and Oliver have all returned. They report a grand time, and that chicken and fish abounded, They lived high and returned happy. -—— P — HELP WANTED. A goodifiret-class meat cook, and two dining-room girls, at the Metropolitan Hotel, Omaha, Ng& alb-2¢ UNACCOUNTABLE DEVILTRY, Oorrespondence of Tus Bas. Graviry, Iows, August 17.—The new village of Gravity, Taylor county, Towa, can boast of having in its vicin- ityoue of the most abuormally de- 7#@-Explicit directions for every use aro given with the Dmmond Dyes For dyeing Mosses, Grasses, Eggs, Ivory, Hair, &c. TtE BAD AND WuRTHLESS Are never i ted or counterfeled. This 1s especially true of a family medicine, and it is positive proof that the remedy imitated is of the highest value. As soon as it had been tested and proved by the whole world that Hop Bitters was the purest, best and most valusble family medicine on earth, many imitations sprung up and began to steal the notices in which the press and people of the country had expressed the merits of H. B., and in every way trying to induce suf- fering invalids ;0 use their stuff in stead, expecting to make money on the credit and good name of H B. Many others started nostrums put up in similar style to H. B, with vari- ously devised names in which the word ‘“Hop” or ““Hops” were used in a way to induce peoplo to believe they were the same as Hop Bitters, All such pretended remedies or cures, no matter what their style or name is, and espicially those with the word “‘Hop" or *“Hops” in their name or in any way connected with them or their name, are imitations or counterfeits Beware of them. Touch none of them. Use nothlng but genuine Hop Bitters, with a bunch or cluster of green Hops on the white label, Trust nothing else. Drugeists and dealers are warned against dealing in imita. tions or counterfeits. COUNGIL BLUFFS IRON WORKS, MANUFAOTURERS OF ENGINES, BOILERS, MINING AND GENERALMACHINERY Oftice and Works, Main Street, COUNOIL BLUFFS, I0W. We glve special attention ko Stamp Mills, Smelting Furnag HOISTERS AND GENBRAL MILL MACHIE HOUSE FRONTS, GENERAL REPAIR will recelve prompt attention. A sortment of Brass Goods. Belting AND SUPPLIES Foundry, Pig Iron, G CHAS. HENT} MRS, H, J, B PHYSICIAN 222 PFrosdw: JAG Attorngg [ Street tadew orms aph-6 For Sale, Town Lots, Improved and Unimproved, also, Railroad Lands Facts Worth i(nuwing A new crop Garden Grown Japan Tea (very fine) ......ovsvvens Fine Japan Tea, equal to that of,' fered at 7bc. . Very Fine Young Hyson, eqaal to that offered at $1.00........ 76c We Mean Just What We Say. o03TON TEA GO, 16 Main 8t, and 15 Pear] St., Council Bluffs, Towa. MAIN STREET L] EEBE, W. RUNYAN, LIVERY, FEED| -~ C. A. BEEBE & CO,, ~AND— SALE STABLE. All Shippers and Travelers will find mimodation and reasonable SGUTH MAIN STREET. A OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL, Council Bluffs, - - , Iowa. « "Q 2 HOLLAND & MILLER, Proprietors. livan & Fitzgerald, DEALERS IN Orockery, Glassware, i gents for the following lines of nship Companies : Steamship Companies. P IR A F TS 1e Royal Bauk of Ireland snd Bank iblin. Those w 0 intend to send for part of Europe will find it to their \'on ‘an & Fitzgerald, AGENTS, 701 0 . 60c ERIES, PROVISIONS, S, SHOES, ETC chor, Gulon, American, and State v, Council Bluffs Ia.|sse Baosswar, . counca BLUFFs, I0WA. and a number ot Well Improved Farms, both in Iowa and Nebraska. Office with W. 8. MavNE, over Savings Bank, - COUNOIL BLUF8° SUMMER SHOES. We are fiering Spasil Bargains in All Kinds of Summer SHOES AND SLIPPERS. REMERMIEBEIR, WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF EFIN X GOODS IN THIS PART OF THE WEST., Z. T. LINDSEY & CO, 412 Broadway, Council Blufs. W. BEEBE Wholesale and Retail Dealors in FURNITURE AND CROCKERY. Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, ( ouncil Bluffs, - INFlRMA RY | Rubber Hose, Iron and Lead Pipe, Iron and Brass Fittings and 5 Trimmings, at Bixby & Wood's, THE PLUMBERS, On Banoroft or (Fourth Streets.) THOB, OFFICKR. W. M, P OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS, Council Bluffs, Ia, Established, « - 1866 Dealers in Foreign aud Domestic Exchange aud home securities. 1.0.0ADT 1D, V.5, (Late Veterinary Surgeon U, 8. A.) The Only Veterinary Surgeon in the City. OFFICE AT BLUE BARN, UPPER BHOADWAY. REFERENCES : All of the best Fhys clank in Council Bluffs and surroundin ¢ The Star Bakery, MRS, J. P. BILLUKR, PROPRIETOR OF RESTAURANT & EATING HOUSEQ 818 South Main Street, Council B ufty, HOWARD & ROBIE, Now house and newly fitted up 1n first clase 227 MAIN 8T, style. Meals at all hours. Ice croam aud leayg Employ the best Bread Baker {n the West; also | axie every evening. Frulte aud confectionerle J. M. PALMER, Bread delivered o all parte of the city. ER IN MAURER & ORAIG, ARTISTI Y, O POTTERY,| pEA) -~ ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT, Rich Out Glass, Fine French Ohina, Bliver Ware &c., COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10W tey