Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 23, 1882, Page 6

e SRt 2 TS \ } o B e S —— “The Daily Bee. GOUNGIL BLUFFS. Wedn:sday Mornin, By Carrler, By Mail ity Editor. —————————————— " MINOR MENTIONS, =J, Mueller's Palace Music Hall, THE DAl 'he city mar-hal s acting wisely in empting to stop the base ball playing iu the streets, Those who engage in it mean no harm, but with a ball as hard as k, thrown with all the swiftness pos sible, thers is ever a lisble to accident where persons are traveling backward and forward, A wild throw or a failure to catch may, at almost any time lead to bad accident, and at the best it is deci ly unpleasant to nervous women and tim. orous men, There are enough vacant lots still in Council Bluffs on which to exercise, Yesterday afternoon a boy hamed —Sherraden makes photographs. ~Bliss will have new goods Wednes- day. aug2l3t —Fraok Lehman has the distinction of being the only drunk adjusted yesterday. —One complaint has besn entered for running a billiard table without license. Others are to follow. —Bliss will opon a new line of notions Wednesday, ang21-8t —At Shull's butcher shop, south Main street, you can always cet the best meats at reasonable prices, — An accident insurance policy in favor of R, A. Barrett has been found and left at Trx Bee office for the owner, —The last marriage license issued s to Johann P, Severin and Margaretta Klop- penburg, both of Council Bluffs. ~—Offieer Tyson, while showing how the fire alarm worked, succeeded in calling out the department. Hedon't experiment any more, —Complaints have been entered against Grasshopper Sam and one of the numerous BSmith family, charging them with va. grancy. ~—The colored boy who was arrested for stealing 830 from Jennings’ store on Up- per Broadway, was given a hearing by Justice Frainey and discharged, ~—A bunch of keys picked up on Madi- son street is in Chief Field’s hands, and he is now pondering as to whether he had better offer a reward for the return of the owner, —OC. B. Jones, arrested for disturbing the peace, was yesterday afternoon dis charged by Judge Aylesworth, no prose- cuting witness appearing against him, ~Two car loads more of Budweiser Beer were received by B, Hagg & Co. Persons desiring the same can be supplied and have their orders promptly filled by sending in their orders to the above meutioned firm, —Tuformation 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- ceived. Address Eg « flice, Council Bluffs, ~There has been placed on our table a little pamphlet containing twenty army ballads, fav rites of the boys who wore the blue, now tuvg by the G, A, R, 8. B, Jones, of Omaha, is the cowpiler and publisher. The boys should arm them- selves with these for the reunion here next month, —Yesterday & trio of young men en- goged in advertising a patent medicine found out that they were violating the li- wonse ordinance, and the ‘‘boss” of the three was arrested for not having a bill- poster’s permit, He claimed that they had a general permit from the. telegraph com. pany to poste bills on their poles, and the matter was adjusted, the caso being dis- missed on payment of costs, ~Mirs. Oatherine Tohmy,mother of Mrs, Peter Wels, departed this life, Monday night at the residence of Mr, Peter Weis, on south First street, She was aged sixty- eight years and had lived » widow since the death of her husband in this city six- teen years ago, She leaves two sons and two daughters still living. The funeral takes place from the Catholic church this fore- moon at 10 o'clock, and friends of the fam. ily are invited to attend without further motice, —H, C, Adis' house, on Frank street, was entered by thieves on Monday even- ing during the absence of the family, and $105 taken. The money belonged to a nephew, who is in the employ of Mr. Beno. The roll was hidden in the pocket of aa old hunting coat, hung in the back part of the wardrobe, The thieves ran- sacked the house thoroughly but the money was the cnly property taken, No clue to the takers or the plunder, —William Wallace, arrested at the transfer by Officer Sterling for carrying concealed weapons, was set free again yes- terday. It appeared that he was formerly & policeman in East St, Lowis, which ac. counted for his haviug arms and munitions of war, and handcuffs in his baggage and on his person. Wallace says, in addition, that be killed & man there last winter, ‘While trying to arrest the fellow Walluce was shot through both legs, and in turn pulled his revolver, fired five times and Jeilled his man, At least he says so, ~The wooden building on Broadway, nearly opposite the Ogden house, and used as a carpenter thop, is being moved out Pierce street on the lot adjacent to that occupied by Mr, Beebe, This with the rensoval of the wooden building used by Alex. Obert as u sa'00n gives room for tho ercction of & brick building to be put up by Mrs. Mynster, with frontage of forty feet on Broadway and a depth of eighty feet, ~Frank Adaws, & colored bartender of Omaha, came over here Mouday night and mussed & white gambler called “‘Butch” al) up, because the latter was get- ting too intimate with a colored woman mamed Jenme Leachman, who lives on Broadway, Since Jennie separated from ber busband, Frank hasbeen her solid man, and on this ground justified his jealousy of “Butch,” who has been paying her some overdue attentions, He therefore slipped over on# train and pummeled ‘“‘Buteh'’ nomercifully, Oty Marshal Jackson yesterday filed oomplaints against teu gamblers, some of whom appeared, pleaded guilty and paid 834,10 each, One might suppose if not posted, that this was the beginning cf a war f extermination, but far from it It is simply another way of granting license, just as licenses are practically granted to the srloons, The fine of 834,10 is supposed Lo cover two months' busivess. The un- is that gambling bouses may " wun in Council Blufis by paying $180 a year and costs, and that this matter of Mackehen, who lives near Younkerman's garden, and whose father is employed at the transfer, met with a sericus accident, He, with another boy, wore riding on a tarmer's wagon along Broadway, when, in getting off, he became entangled in the wheel, and was whirled around and arrond, before the wagon stopped and was released, The flesh on one leg was badly cut and mutilated, some pieces even cling- ing to the wheel, but by some strange for tune no bones were broken, His injuries are quite bad, but will not probably cause any permanent crippling. i L NEW FALL STYLES IN MIL- LINERY, Bliss, the leading house for Mil- linery, will open new fall styles Wednesday. Have you seen Wilson’s wonderful rotary power wind engine, being ex- hibited by H, E. Palmer at the Ogden house 7 i gt L At the Stock Yards, The receipts of cattle yesterday consisted of 17 cars by the Converse Cattle company. The shipments were: Carp Bros., 30 cars by C, & N, W.; Standard COattle company, 9 cars by 0., R. L. & P.; Converse Oattle com- pany, 36 cars by C., R. I. & P.; Na- tional Cattle company, 10 cars by C., R. I. & P.; Swan & Frank, Live Stock company, 17 cars by O.,, R. I. & P, Total 101, ———— The Highest Anticipations.” Manisox, Ind., June 15, 1881, H. H. Warnee & Co.: Sirs—Your 8afe Kidney and Liver Cure realized my highest anticipations, and I cor- dially recommend it to all who suffsr with kidney or liver diseases, J. W, LitrLesony, FOR SALE, My residence, No, 7156 Fourth street Bancroft*) L. PHY, Grumbs from Gourt, In the circuit court yesterday there was one divorce granted, in the case of Leonard B. Gorham vs. Mary A. Gorham, There were six or cight judgmentas entered by default in caser, and the rest of the day was taken up in hearing motions. The following are the cases assigned for to-day: J. L. Seavy va. W, H, Robinson et al, Perking & Gray vs. Eiseman & Co., guardian M. T. Palmer, H. D, Doty vs. E. Rosencranz et al, Horace Kverett vs, — Bigelow, W, T. Hun- Jas, Ooleman et al, Ella L John W. Lyons, Ed. 8. Jaf- fray & Co. va. H. H. Judson. e L T NOVEL WINY ENGINE, H. E. Palmer, of Bellefontaine, Ohio, is exhibiting at the Ogden house a model of Wilson’s rotary power wind engine, a most complete and ingenious arrangement. 1t gov- erns itself perfectly in all sorts of winds and even storms and furnishes power direct from the wheel at its base to drive a pump, turn a corn grindor, corn sheller, grindstone, churn and run any light machinery without additional attachments. See it by all means, Yesterday's Game. There was a large crowd gathered at the ball park yesterday afternoon to witness the game between the Council Bluffs nine and the St. Louis Reds. The sharp shower which happily laid LY BEE: COUNCIL BLUF¥S, IOWA Wi [’)1\7'7},5])‘\1'.7{\1 areaigning and fining is but the way "'l A WEAK OFFICIAL, collect it, there being no rigut to issmen X regular lice Tn this procedore the i conneil and t jurt act conjointly and | The Newly Blected Oil inspec- Ly & mutual understanding. tor Takes Sides at Once in the Private Controversy. He Lends Himeelf and His Of- floe to Advertieing Pri- vate Parties, The Other Side Gots Whipped and Proepares to Go to Omaha, A short time ago a war in oil broke out here between the Consolidated Tank Line company and Groneweg & Schoentgen, who handled a Cleveland company's oil. Prices were cut, and in the heat of the battle a cry was raised that the Tank Line company was selling an inferior quality of oil, much below the 150 degrees test re- quired by state law. Following close upon this came a request signed by the requisite number of citizens, ask- ing the council Yo appoint an inspec- tor. Under the law the council was obliged to %Ant the request, and ae inspector W, R. Bu!c%elnr was se- lected. It was claimel that the ap- pointment of such an inspector woufd tgnd to the protection of the publie, and many gladly welcomed the change, On Monday the new inspector began work, Had ho been wise and judi- cious he would have avoided taking sides with either of the parties in the war. As an official he was not supposed to have been appointed a mere arbiter to decide besween the two chief dis- putants and declare one right, the other wrongs. He was appointed to inspect all oil, and not merely to de- termine whether the charge laid by one firm against a competing firm was true or not. He was weak and fool- ish enough to do the very opposite, and as the result of the day’s work he at once settle the oil war by the pub- lication of the following: Couscir. Brures, Ia., Angust 21, 1882, —This is to cortify that I have this day tested and inspected a lot of coal oil in this city with the following result: Coal oil contained in tanks and bar- rels marked 150 © fire test, and sold by the Consolidated Tank Line com- pany, of this city, showod 130° fire tost, Coal oil contained in barrels marked 150 ©, Schofield, Shurmer & Teagle, Cleveland, and sold by Groneweg & Schoentgen, (f this city, showed 154 © fire teat. 1 have given the oils sev- eral fire tests with the same result. W. R. BATCHELOR, Coal oil inspector for the city. The above seems to have been a gratituous card published for the ad- vertising benefit of the victorious party in the conflict, for the official record of the day’s work is not in that form, An old blank book, the froni leaves of which had been used for something else, and then torn out was the new inspector’s buok. Along in the middle of this book may be found what purports to be the official record. It is as follows: COAL OIL INEPECTOR'S RECORD, COUNOIL BLUPRS, 10WA, August 21, 1882, No. of 1ire Test Name. Pk'gs, Being, Remarks, Gronwog & f coentgen1 166 Approved. Con. Tank Line Co., 1 180 Same con- taing 890 bbie. con- donmed_for W. R, BacisLon, iiluminating Coal Oll Inspector. ‘purposes. It is to be noticed thatin the adver- tising card which he publishes, he take the pains to give the name of the manufacturers of the superior oil and where they belong as well as the deal- ers—a facs which the official record does not give. In his advertising he would have the public believe that he inspected numerous packages of the oil which he pronounces the superior, whereas his official records shows that he inspected but one package, On the other hand his advertising card would have the public believe that all the oil of the Tank line was tound to be only 130° fire test; whereas his record shows that only one package was inspected. No one can read the advertising cer- the dust served also to stop the game at the close of the eighth inning, It was 80 far as played one of the best of the season. The home nine showed up strong, and the visitors were not weak by any means. The following is the score by in- nings: INNINGS..1 2 8 4 5 6 7 8 O, Bluffs....0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0-4 Reds W 001000 0-1 ‘Ihose ot the home nine who made runs were O'Day, Hogan, Smith and Brown. Of the Reds Gorman made one, e - 79°In the Diamond Dyes more coloring is given for 10 cts, than in any 15 or 2-cent dyes, and they give faster and more brilliant colors, HARRISON COUNTY NOTES, Dunlap has passed a prohibitory ordinance. Woodbine charges 8100 license for eyery billiard or pool table. The Seventh Day Adventists began their camp meoting at Smithland yes- terday, The poor houee is to have an addi- tion of 24 by 352 feet, with eight-foot basement, Among the candidates named for oounty recorder are: Ira Simons, A. K. Grow, Issac Berkley, Harvey Thompson, B, F, Brown, W. W, Morton, There was a happy gathering of friends lately at the residence of K. Dakan tn Union township, in celebra- tion of the seventieth anniversary of Mr. D.'s birthday. Among the recent marriages are: Isaac M. Branter and Miss Edith M. Sirathouse, both of Missouri Valley; H, R. Bellis and H, E. F. Duke. shier, both of Soldier Valley, Miss Emma Hardy, after quite a loug visit with friends in this county, started for her home in Nebraska last Tucsdsy, and will stop and visit friends at Council Bluffs for a fow weeks, —Harrison County News, For Bronchial, Asthmatic, and Pul- monary Complaints ‘‘Brown's Bron- chial Troches” manifest remarkable ourative properties. Like all other meritorious articles, they are fre- quently imitated, and those purchas- ing should be sure to obtain the genuine, d&wlt tificate and official record without see- ing that the inspector has so far for- got himself and the purpose of his offive as to become a partisan in the war, The Consolidated Tank Line com- pany is but one of the arms of the Standard Cil company, one of the reatest monopolies of the land, Tue ke has no smypathy to waste upon it, and would, above all things, be Flnd to see it compelled to obey the aw in every respect. The firm which has the other side of the contest is one ot the most reliable and enterpris- ing in the city, and merits success in its undertakings, Still the merits or demands of either do not warrant a duly appointed official to use his au- thority and his position for the sake of helping and advertising any firm, however worthy, or to ory down an- other, however much merited. It is simply his place to perform the duties of his office without fear or favor, to keep such a record as the law requires and let that suflice. In this his open- ing day is a lamentable failure, Tue Bex is in favor of the strict enforcement of the law that the peo- ple may have the protection to which they are entitled; but it is poor polioy to have such an underlying motive and avimus as has been shown in this matter from the beginning. An in- spector should have been asked for, and should have been chosen and set at work long ago. But no, there was no attention paid to the matter until the begun, and the outting of prices caused doubts as to the quality of oil sold, Then to have the inspec- tor's office used at once to help one party in the fight, gives the impression that his appointment was not so much in the interest of public justice as in the interest of a faction in the fight, This official representing in the city the Consolidated Tenk Eiue company, cannot but be impressed with the idea that the city is joining in a war on it, rather than bent on a fair, impartial enforcement of a just law. The rep- resentatives of this company deny that they care anything about it, but the facts show diflerently. Major Newell, who has had his office here, yesterday moved his safe, desks, ete., acress the river to Omaha. He still retains office room here, and has a small desk in one ccurner, but it is apparent that it is the intention to have Om a8 headquarters, and tranefer as much of the business there as possible. The company owns three acres of ground here, has tanks and other appliances for doing business here, and | receives and ships many barrels of oi all directions from here. It Council Bluffs wants to|° drive this enterprise to Omaha it has taken a sure way to do so. It has driven other enterprises away, and can succaed in driving this, If an in- spector had been appointed in times of peace, and noted faitly, there could have been no cause for the tank com- pany to feel that the city had a special grudge against it, but under the ex- isting circumstances it looks differ- ently, If tho company proposes to change its business from here to Oma- ha, because it does not want to com- ply with the law, it is well for the change to be made, as Council Bluffs wanta no such enterprises, but if the change is because fair treatment can- not be obtained hero, it is a sad com- ment on this city. Judging from the way the inspector has begun work it is not probable that the people will get much of the pro- tection which the lay 1s intended to give them. If, as it seams, Bachelor was appointed as a mere means of helping along one side in the fight, then when the fight ends, he and the office will practically end, He has started in as il there was no oil in the city but that of these two concerns, and he has declared in favor of one instead of in favor of the people, with- out regard to either. |COUNGIL BLUFFS SPECIAL WOTIGES ouc a To Rent, , ®ill be inserted in this of TEN CENTS PEF LINE for the firs tion and FIVE CENT PER LINE for oach subscquent insertion Leave adv ertisome at our office, No. 7 Pear] Atreat, near Broadway Wants, W ANTED—Punts and makera, Ouly first-class hanas secd apply & ans-tf OBERFELDER & NEWMAN. \ . \"A\!‘Hi Girls st the K. C. House, on South Main streot 7 A} ol teachore, ministe de by devolin poition of thoir time to canvassii g 1ot our etandard brois end perio icals, or can make large wage: by d voting thelr whole time toit. We wantan sctive malo o fo ale sg nt in_every town=hip in fowa and I ebraska, and will offcr extea inducen.orta, For cir ula ad. dres West.rn Book Company, Box 654 Council Bl dy in Council Bluffs fo , 30 cents per week, do livered by carriors. Offico, No 7 Pearl Streot near Brondway. ANTED--To buy 100 tona broom corn For particulars address Council Blufte Broom Factory, Council Blufts, lows. 658-20tf " For Sale and Rent 0 RENT—One Jarge double room and one L single room, AMicely furnish d. One block fiom middlc Broadway, $, BER office, au22 dst TR ; {IOR SALE—One sung bay Forse, suitablo for PERBUNAL carriay one fine driviog mare. In- —— Mrs, Wm, Spetman has returned from Davenport, where she has been visiting friends for two months or so. H. M. Sexton, of Chicago, is again in the city, looking after the interests of the refrigerator line, of which he is agent. Samuel 8. Walker aud wife and Misses Emma and Mercy Walker and Miss Annie Pa'mer, all of Sslt Lake City, are at the Ogden, Mr, Everett has learned by telegram of the safe arrival of Mr, and Mrs, Waddell in Japan last Sunday, which will prove gratifying news to their many friends here, O. F. Adaws has returned from an ex- tended trip through the east and a visit to his native state, Maine, His wife, who accompanied him, has remained in Chi- caqo for o few days, visiting with friends there, Yesterday was Judge N, J. Bond’s birthday and he was happily reminded of by receiving from his wife a beantiful ebony cane, gold headed, and very nicely engraved, giving name, date and giver. It is a souvenir of which anyene might justly feel proud, " JOTS FROM CARROLL. Carrors, Ta., August 21. To the Editor of T Be Two traveling horse traders en- camped in the vicinity near the brew- ery on the Coon river banks near Car- roll, were arraigned before the mayor’s court on Saturday to answer the charge of assault with intent to com- mit murder. They gained peaceable accession to the brewery during the night, and in company with the wo- man who Is traveling with them, and whese reputation for chastity is not envisble, had a loud row with the ‘brewer, who called out his shot gun. The brewer was knocked down, a ter- rible wound being inflicted over the right eye, and the occipital nearly broken. The trial lasted the entire day and resulted in conviction for as- sault and battery, and a fine of one hundred dollars was imposed, which was promptly paid, and the parties have gone west. As the noon freight was pulling out from Maple river junction Friday, a traveling man from Boone by the name of M, Earnsdoof attempted to board the train while in motion and by some misstep, was caught by the wheels and one foot crushed oft. Drs Lane and Ennis, of Carrollg were called, and amputated the foot, leav- ing nothing but the heel for a stump. The patient is doing well, being well cared for at the Commercial House in Carroll, On Saturday, August 19, a German by the name of Fred Myers, residing eight miles north of here, hanged himself in a barn, and when found was hanging suspended from a beam with his feet touching the floor. He left no trace as to relatives, or the cause of his rash ac * % Facts plnrn; than words,” Proof:—*‘The Doctor told me to take a blue pill, but I didn't, for I had already been poisoned twice by mercury. The druggist told me to try Kidney-Wort, and I did. It was just the thing for my biliousness and constipation and now I am as well as ever,”—A, P, Sanford, Sold in and liquid form. COUNCIL BLUFFS IRON WORKS, MANUFAUTURERS OF ENGINES, BOILERS, MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY Ofce and Works, Mam Street, COUNOIL BLUFFS, IOWA, We give special attention to Stamp Mills, Smelting Furnaces, HOISTERS AND GENERAL MILL MACHINERY, HOUSE FRONTS, GENERAL REPAIR WORK will receive prompé atention. A general me- sortment of Brass Goods, Belting, Piving, AND SUPPLIES FOR Foundry, Pig Iron, Goke, Coal CHAS. HENDRIE, President. JACOB SIMS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA, Orri cu—Broadway, between Main and’Pare Streots, Will practice in State and Feders Courta quireof J. ith, Council Bluffs, augle-tf TP SAT E—One set tinnors' tooks, noariy now cheap for cash. H, R. Jones, No. 31 Broad- way, Council Eluffs, Tn, TR SALE—Tho two years and throo mor tha lease, tho fixturcs snd furniture of the Calitornia’ house. Contains nna rooms with beas to accomn odate thirty men, Hcu e now full, feeding for'y to ity n'en dailly. A gand chance to buy inito a fine paying business 1l hea''h of proprietor the only re son fer relling. Adiress owner, Heory Sweigert, ~California ouse, C, ., TOR SALE—Sixty tons of ico dellvered on erra at Neoln, Tows. Sawdust furnished, Ad- dross, Martin Cacey, Ccuncil Bluffs, or H. L. MeWi la, Towa. augl0-5tt OB BALE=Two ciaims la Nebrais, choap, by Odell & Day. - jy2daw OR SALE—Boantiful rosidence iots, $00 each; nothing down, and 8 permonth only, RS EX-MAYOH VAUGHAN ap Miscsllaneous. OST—A large wardrob key, Tibcral reward | to find r - Enquire at Bee office. I ARCOURT & SMOTUERS, Councl Blufls and Omaha e; at Bost, Tes store, Main str et or J Elliot , 1205 Faruum «trect, Omsha, will re prompt _atient on. iylo- ¢ TLLL AHEAD—Great success. Call and_see new accessories and specimens of pictures taien b the reiable gelatine bronide process, at the Excels'or Gallery 10 Main street. R. W. L. PATTON—Physician and Oculist. Can cure any case of sore eyes, It is only @ matter of time, and can cure generally 1n trom three tc five weeks it makes no differ- ighten crovs s, cte., and attention to re- Fants Wnrth Knuwing A new crop Garden Grown Japan Tea (very fine) «....euvuunnn. 76¢ Fine Japan Tea, equal to that of- fered at 760.. .. uuuuiiinnnns 60c Very Fine Young Hyson, equal to that offered at $1.00. .. T6c We Mean Just What We Say. bOSTON TEX G0, 16 Main 8t. and 15 Pearl St., Council Bluffs, Iowa. 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, MRS, B, J. HILTON, M, D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Sullivan & Fitzgerald, CROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Crockery, Glassware, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC Also agents for the following lines of Steamship Companies : Cunard, Anchor, Guion, American, and Btate Steamship Companies. DR AETS For sale on the Royal Bank of Ireland and Bank of Ireland, Dublin. Those w! o intend to send for triends to aay part of Europe will flud it to their nberest to call on Sullivan & Fitzgerald, AGENTS, 843 Broadway, Counoil Bluffs Ia. GUST V3 1s8° HARK! DRY ESS, 0 — 1 ROUTT & CO., 0O0DS AND CARPET HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Street., mar-2-8m Council Bluffs, Icwa. J. MUELLER' SOLE AG.-MNT & O A I tage Organs. able; terms to suit all. Importer and Dealer in MUSICAL MERCHANDISE of all kinds. Sheet Music one- third off. Agents wanted. Qorrespondencs solicited. ADDRDSS J. MUELLER, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. A= ’cmckznmn AND WEBER PIANO, Burdette and Western Cot-l M Prices reason- U S ok C =L A . A X Ta. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 S BN N IR T S5 IMCADE WEIT TWESTE. Bluff and Willow Sreets, Council Bluffs. UNION 517 SoUT BAKERY, MAIN STREET, THE BEST BREAD IN THE OI1Y. None but first-class Bakers employed. Bread, Cake, Pies, &c., delivered to any part of the city. Our Wagons run all day. P. AYRES, Proprietor, E. CO O IE, REAL ESTATE AGENT, Has For Sale, Town Lots, Improved and Unim oved, also, Railroad Lands T and a number ot Well Improved Farms, bot?n in Jowa and Nebraska. Office with W. 8. MAYNE, over Savings Bank, - COUNOIL BLUFS SUMMER SHOES. We are Offering Special Barpains in All Kinds of Summer SHOES AND SLIPPERS. REMENMIBIERR, WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF EF X W IE IN THIS PART GOODS OF THE WEST. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO., 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs. A. BEEBE, W, RUNYAN, C. A. BEEBE & CO,, W. BEEBE Wholesale and Retai! Dealers in FURNITURE AND CROCKERY : Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs. INFIRMARY | . 1.7, 0ADT LD, V.6, (Late Veterinary Surgeon U, 8. A.) The Only Veterinary Sargeon in the Oity, OFFICE AT BLUE BARN, UPPER BROADWAY. REFERENCES : All of the best Physiciaus in Council Bluffs and surroundin e The Star Bakery, HOWARD & ROBIE, 227 MAIN ST, Employ the best Bresd Baker In the West; also & choice hand for Cakes and Pies. Bread delivered to all parts of the city., MAURER & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Rich Out Glass, Fine French China, Silver Ware &c., 840 Baoapway, - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Rubber Hose, Iron and Lead” Pipe, Iron and Brass Fittings and | Trimmings, at H H Bixby & Wood’s, | THE PLUMBERS, On Banoroft or (Fourth Streets.) THOB, OFFICKR, W. I M, PURNY, OFFICER & PUSEY, Council Bluffs, Ia, Established, -~ - 1866 Dealers (n Forcign and Domestic Exchange and home securities, MERS. J. P. BILLUPS, PROPRIETOR OF RESTAURANT & EATING HOUSE, 818 South Maln Street, Council Blufts, New house snd newly fisted up In first class Meals at all bours. Ice cream and lemo= Frults acd confectionerie ot usle every evening. J. M. PALMER, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE ANDO LOAN AGENT, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1I0W