Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 24, 1882, Page 6

H # THE DA!L _fhe Dailry Bee_ ‘GOUKGCIL BLUFFS. Tbnrnd;; Mot:niué, Avga, 24 RA By Osrrler, = = = = = 90 cents por woek By MMl - - - - - $10.00 por Yoar. : No. 7 Pearl Street, Near Broadway. M. G. GRIFFIN, Manager, H. W. TILTON, City Editor. MINOR MENTIONS, ~J. Mueller'’s Palace Music Hall —Sherraden makes pl graphs, —Bliss will have new goods Wednes- day, aug2l-3t ~—Harrison street is being graded up in good shape. ~Bliss will opon a new line of notions Wednesday. aug21-8t —To-night Robert McWade appears at Dohanny's in Rip Van Winkle, —Yesterday permit to wed was given to Lewis Mauk and Rosa Lurber, of Silver Creek, —One drunk was disposed of yesterday, it being Jerry Cochran, who was given the usual fine, —At Shull’s butcher shop, south Main street, you can always get the best meats at reasonable prices, ~—An accident insurance policy in favor of R, A. Barrett has been found and left st Tak Be office for the owner, —Invitations have been extended by the Misses Walker to a large number of frienas for a sociai gathering this evening. —The funeral of Mrs, Catherine Tohmy, mother of Mrs, Peter Weie, was held yes- terday morning, and was largely attended. —A committee of three has been ap- pointed to examine the qualifications «f 1), E. Guiber, of Sioux City, who has applied for admission, ~The Methodists are to have a lawn social at the residency of Mr. 1, W, Tul. leys this eventng, to which the public are invited, ~The case of Sarah Allen vs, the Sing- er sewing macoine company, broke out again yesterday, this time before Justico Frainey. —Complaint was yesterday made that parties were having dirt hauled off from a street near the driving park to fill up a private lot. —Divorces were [yesterday “grantcd in cases of Carrie McCullom vs, John McCullom; and Ella Lyons vs, John W, Lyons, —*"Pexas,” tho rollicking darkey, was yesterday afternoon picked up on Bryant street in a beastly state of intoxication, ani placed behind the bass by Officer Tyson, —A bunch of keys picked up on Madi- THE INSPECTOR'S INDUSTRY. The Second Day’s Work Amounts to a Slight Improvement Over the kirst. The newly elected oil iney in his first day's work in inspecting ne barrel of oil for Gironeweg & Schoontgen, and a tank of the Con wolidated Tank 1 lishing a card, advertising the superi- and then pub ority of the former, and the inferiority of the latter amounted to 10 cents, His fees for thai day The second day's work vas a little more satisfactory to the public, though the foes amounted to only 20 cents, four packages having been inspected. The following is the record No. of Fire Tort Phg. Being, Remirks, Hays & Gleason, .1 1% Condemned L, K recht Approv d John Morgan, Condemn Beck Tiros Approved It is to be hoped that the young man will not fall into the foolish mis- tade already made by him, and rush into print with an official advertise- ment urging he public to buy of Kirscht and of Beck Bros. The re- cord is a public one, and needs nosup- lementary advertising cirds at his Enndu. If he keeps on his way in- specting all oils, and attending strict- ly to his business as prescribed by law, he may redeem himself, and make the public believe that it was only a mis- take where he took sides in a coal oil fight between two companies, and that he did not intend to do wrong. The public has the right to be pro- tected from dangerous oil, and that 1s simply what the public demands at his hands, and not that he should be- comea tool ina mercantile war be- tweon two houses. If he wants to square his record let him go ahead im- partially, and simply leave his record open to the public as the law provides. As to the Consolidated Tank Line company, it is stated that prosecution will soon commence against them for violating the law. The sompany's officials deny the charge and assert that the oil is duly inspected elsc- where and is fully up to the grade, as represented. If they are selling oil which is pronounced dangerous by law they should be prosecuted and punished severely. A trial will bring out the fact and should not bedelayed A typographical error in yestosday's Bk gave the impression that the Con- solidated company was ‘‘whipped,” whereas it should have read “miffed.” The company avow thoir intention of remaining hero now instead of going to Omaha, and propose standing up to the rack, It is to be hoped that out of this struggle will result better oil and more protection to the people. All will ap- prove heartily anything or anybody who will help to this end, but the pub- lic wants no side shows, or shrinking or fawning on the part ot the inspec- tor. 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, —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 mentioned firm, —Justice Frainey yesterday issued a warrant for the arrest of Harry Burton, who is charged with having threatened to kill some of the Kelley family, all partios living in the country, —The recent furore over the establish- ivg of an electric light system here neems to have died out assuddenly as it came into birth, The whole matter reems to have dropped at ouce into oblivion. —Information 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 Eik office, Council Bluffs, —Last Saturday night there was a shoot- ing affair in & saloon on Broadway near the Revere house. There have been no arrests since, and the chief participant is reported as having skip ed. He certainly had plenty of opportunity of doing so. —The Leadville Browns and the Coun. cil Bluffs nine are to have a game kere Saturday afrernoon, Games are getting rather frequent, but judging from the crowds that attend the public is not weary yot, —1In the circuit court yesterday the first jury case of the term was tried it being Everett va. Bigelow. The plaintiff claim. ed two months’ rent for a building occu- pled by the defendant, who set up as'n counter.claim damuges caused by delay in moving the building, and negligence in leaving it up above the sidewalk, with no means of ingress or egress, ~There are no signs yet indicating that Chapman & Co,’s new street car line will ever be beyond a thing of paper. 'The old line is running cars every half hour the same as the new line proposed doing, but still the organ which thought it would be such & grand thing for the new company to do, has uot & word to say in connection when the o/d company makes the change, How so? —The city calaboose is being scrubbed and whitened, so as to keep prisoners in by the attractiveness of the place, seeing that they can’t be kept there any other way. In order to give s chance for the reaovating to be done without interiuptions the po- lice wero careful mot to arrest anybody uantil the work could be completed, ~The contract for building a new side- walk about the Bloomer school building bas been let to John Hammwer, but a delay is being caused by there not being any lumber 1 the citysuitable for curbing pur- poses. Itis to be hoped that the delay will not be much longer, as the present condition of the walk is such as to greatly inconvenience the foot-traveling public, ~The locks on the new fire alarm boxes are too cheap and do not work satisfac- torily, hence they are to be replaced by better ones, The system of electric alurms will soon be perfected 5o as to be in work- ing order, Arraugements are being made to utilize the telephone wires aleo, Any one having a telephone can rend in an alarm to the central telephone office, aud the operator there will strike the nuwber of the nearest box by wire, Tux ¢ distinguisking feature of Reddin s Tuss Balve is Ita powes Lo educe inflamation, RS FOR SALE. My residence, No, 7156 Fourth street Baneroft*) L. F. Mugeny, o THE CITY’S NEED. More Brick Buildings and tewer ‘Wooden Ones—A Chance For a New Ordinance, Thers are scattered here and there throughout the most valuable busi- CO RAILROAD RATES. Y BEE: How the Board of Trede Feels, 4ibout the Matter. Tha recent ratse of freigzht rates to this city so as to make thom equal to Omaha, has called for the many ex pressions of indignation at the unfair ness of the diecrimination, and the board of trade of this city took action by which committees were appotnted to get the state conventions of each party to put necessary planks in their respective platforms. The conventions having been held, and the planks in- troduced, the public may be interested in reading the resolotions in full, ex- pressive cf the feelings of the board, The unanimouely adopted ana are as follows: Waeneas: Mr. George Daniels, the railway commissioner at Chicago, whe represents the Towa pool lines, has made a new tariff rate on all freights to Omaha, Kansas City and St. Jos- eph, and intermediate points in Towa, which is 80 unjust that its tendancy is to injure the trade and paralize the commercial interests of the state, and especially destroy the mercantile in- tereats of western lowa by giving a through rate to Omaha, Kansas City and St, Jeseph as low as that given to Council Bluffs, and in many instances below the tariff rate to intermediate points in Towa, many of these being localities whose traffic is important becanse of its immensity and volume, and located on said.pool lines at points in some instances not half so remote from Chicago as the terminal points above refered to, the rate to be charg- ed under the proposed new tariff sche: dule being as high, and iv some in- stances higher than the through ra.es, rosolutions were thus striking a blow at the commercial interests of our pros- perous commonwealth, The said commissioner, Mr, Geo. H. Daniels having admi‘ted recently to a commit- tes of Council Bluffs merchants and shippers that the said pool lines in making out schedule of rates to for- eign points had agreed to pay the ad- ditional rates for transfer, such as bridge tolls, ferriage, eto.,thus direct- ly taxing the commerce and citizens of fowa for the portion of legitimate froights on moerchandise to thesa for- cign points which are competitors with the wholesale dealers and job- bers of goods within the state, there- fore be it Resolved, That the Council Bluffs board of trade appeat to all citizens within its commonwealth, and all political organizations within the state of Iowa to unite makingin common cause against such injustica and cruelty by the adoption of such reso- lutions, in framing their respective platiorms, as will effectually pledge all parties to themselves and to ench other to unite in breating the power thus sought to be asserted in this most unjust and arbitrary manner by the Towa pool lines, That we will appoint a committee to wait upon both republican and demo- cratic conventions when they shall hereafter assemble respectively, and make earnest appeal for such expres- sion as will in befitting terms and manuer condemn to infamy the injus- tice and great wrong thus sought to be inflicted upon the state of Iows, whose citizens have always been noted for their patient forbearance toward those ness portion of the city numerous wooden buildings, sheds and rooker- ies, which are constantly liable to fire, and which under favorable cir- cumstances lead to extensive and dis- astrous conflagrations. That the city has 8o long escaped such a big fire is tho result of good fortune rather than precaution and good judgment. If this state of facts cannot be changed now, there certainly can be steps ta- ken to bring about a change. in the future, and to prevent the increase of risks, There is an ordinance now upon the bgoks fixin% the fire limits as fol- lows: From Madison street along the north side of Broadway street to Cen- ter street, and from Center street along the south side of Broadway street to a point fifty foet east of the Ogden house, and from Broadway street south both sides of Pearl streot to Canal street, and from Court street south along the east line of Pearl street to Dodge street, and from thence east along the north line of Dodge street to the east line of Main street, and from thence includ- ing both sides of Broadway. The growth of the city demands that the five limits should be extended beyond the territory thus described. Under the present ordinance any per- son can ercct wooden buildings, sta- bles or outhouses in the rear of any lot within said limite, if said wooden building is fifty feot distant from the buildings fronting on the fire limits, This will bear some changes for the better. 1t geems hardly just for one to have valuzble buildings joopard- ized and his rates of ineurange in creased by the uearness of fire traps orooted in the rear. Snch steps should be taken as will forbid the putting up of any more of these within the fira limits, and have these limits so en- larged as to take in all the valuaple business portion of the city. avils, which in consequence thereof have grown into proportions which if tolerated longer would destroy the eace, disturb the commerce and para- yze the prosperity of the people and state. In compliance with the foregoing resolution the following committee was appointed and instructed to lay the matter before the republican and democratic state conventions: John W. Chapman, E. L. Shugart, W. C. James, John Schoentgen, Geo. Wright, John T. Baldwin, Lucius Wells, Jobn T. Stewart, D. B. Daily, Thomas Bowman, In this connection it will prove in- teresting to read anew the planks in. serted by the republican and demo- cratic parties respectfully at their re- cent conventions, The republican plank is as follows: We favor national legislation regu- lating inter-state commerce to the end that the system of pooling by parellel and competing lines af rallway and un- just discrimination against non-com- peting points may be so controlled as to affurd healthy competition in all sections of the country in the carrying trade, The democratic convention adopted the following: Resolved, That the right of stato to regulate the railways in their charges for the transportation of freights and passengers having been fully estab- lished and declared, wo demand the exorciso of this right by our state legislators, and wo arraign the repub- lican party of this state for failure to give the people the relief the estab lishment of that principle entitles them to, The large amount of pub- lic Intds and the subsidies these cor- porations have received from the gov- ernment and people, demand that they should be regulated by law; that the constitution confers on our congress coriplete power to give the people re- dress on contracts for carrying from one state to another. Possessing such power, it is the duty of congress Aunother chanco for the council to show 1ts wisdom is in the framing of & building ordinance, The city should doallin its powerto encourage building improvements, but at the same time the city is of such size now that cer- tain regulations and restrictions should be made, so that while builders are en- couraged, the public shall not be ig- nored. When any one builds now there is no limit apparently to the amount of sidewalk and street room he can take, or how he can scatter his building material, pilingit up here and there, and arranging no way for the public to get around it or overit, As in other cities of its size, there should be some provisions so that the public would not be any more inconveni- erced than possible, and so that the public safety may be looked after to some extent, There is & chance in this direction for the council to take action, which, while its effects may make little differ- ence will in the course of years result most favorably for the city. rotary power wind engine is on exhibiti‘:‘nr:t‘:,ha Ogden house. It governs iteelf in any sort of wind or storm, Bee it. to corupel theso corporations to per- form their duty to the people as com- mon carriers for a reasonable compen- sation, e — NEW FALL STYLES IN MIL. f LINERY, Bliss, the leading house for Mil. linery, will open new fall styles Wednesday. S ~—The “dug outs” continue furnishing cises for the courts, The latest is that by which Thomas Johnson and Cora Holmes are accused of lewdness, in living together as husband and wife, The complsint is made by the Le Fleur family, and in the outgrowth of eome petty neighbrhood quarrel rather than any keen desire to see society kept pure, The filth of the affair is to be aired up in Justice Abbott’s court to-day, —_————— The Highest Anticipations” Mavpisox, Ind,, June 15, 1881, H, H, Warxke & Co.: Sirs—Your Safe Kidney and Liver Oure realized my highest anticipations, and I cor- dially recommend it to all who sutfer with kidney or liver diseases. J. W, Larriesonx, JNCIL BLUFES, IO\,Y‘\,,,’”} U STRONG CHARGES, Two Brothers by that Name Accused of Breaking Up Another Man's House and Home. Two brothers, James and Samuel being that of | larceny of a laid nst them, ox rape, und the other the house and contents. J lived who formerly hero, and now lives at Glonw is the complaining ars that Bigley witness. It app house, located on the owned a little bottom, and that he left the family and the furniture here when he went 1t is clafmed that during his abgence an attempt was made to out- rage his wife. The other is that the Strong brothers moved the house away and appropriated its contente, the value of the same being placed at §140. One of the Strongs was ar rested here, and the other one being in Omaha, word was eent him to ap- poar here asa witness in the case, Not mistrusting anything, he came over to this sido of the river, and when once here was arrested also. away Vesterday afternoon the parties came to a mutual understanding, by which both charges were dropped and the cases dismissed. A Progressive Institution. In to-day's issue of Tne BEr appears the advertisement of the ex:ensive and rapidly growing furniture manufactory of E. R. Steinhilber, situated on the corner of Seventh avenue and Twelfth street, Mr. Stewhilber, duly appre- ciating Council Bluffs as the manufac- turing centre in the Missouri slope, after carefully looking up the advan- tages of other points, stuck his stakes here, put up his laigo building and is now manufacturing and shipping to all points in the northwest, The suc- cess of his enterprise is assured. He is a thoroughly competent business man, and a_most courteous and gen- tlemanly salesman, Tue Bee on one of its buzzing trips through the city yesterday stop- ped at this busy enterprise, and was surprised to see so many mechanics employed therein, The machinery is all new and iy worked by a seventy- five horse power ergine. It has a ca- pacity of cutting up for manufacturing purposes from 15,000 to 20,000 feet of lumber per week. A great advantage in favor of this factory is that the proprietor has comple‘ed arrange- ments whereby he can lay down lum- ber here at St. Louis prices, that is as cheap as any city in Iowa, east or west, and much cheaper than any point west of here. He employs none but the best skilled and competent workmen Therefore it will be seen at a glance that it is but a question of time before this will be one of the larsest, if not the larg- est enterprise of its kind in the north- west, This frm has ample capital to meet all demands on its rapidly in- creasing patronage, to put in additional ihachinery and other required im- provements. Mr. Steinhilber is him- self a thoroughly practical mechanic, and uses a constant supervision over ovious charges | ¢ , r, Al GUST 24 188° e COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES, NOTIC pecinl advertisemonts, $uc 4 Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent Wants, Iton te., will be inserted In this olumn at the low rate of TEN CENTS PEF INE fot the first insortion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for esh subssquent insortion Leave adv menta &t our office, No, 7 Pear) Streot, near Brondway Wants, eed apply o (FELDER & NEWMAN Ouly Wi fir Au2a-t1 « W ASTED-Glrle at the Sonth Main Street House, on T ANTED—School tenchers, mintsters, stu- wand otherscan a4 to the £ ineome porticn of their time to canvassing dard hoot s and perior icals, or by d voring thelr whole tim make lar tolt. W ctive male or fo_ale og © in_evory township in lowa & ebraska, and will offér cxtra inducencr ts, For cir uin # wd dres Wost. ro Book Company, Box 664 Council Bl X B~ na mli in Councll Bluffs ic to tako Tin um, 30 conts per week, de erod by carriors. Offico, No 7 Pear] Btreet near Brosdway. ANTED--To ¥ buy 100 tons broom corn rticulars nddress Councll Bluff: Rroom Factory, Counc] Bluffs, fowa. 668-204f For Sale and Rent. P[0 RENT -One largs double room and one One block wiogle room, Nicely furnish o, fiom middle Broadw .y, S, Brs office, JOR SALE—One 3 oung b carrisge; al:o one fin Quire of J. M. & OR SAT E—One set tinners' tools, nearly new. cheap for cath. H. R, Jones, No. £81 Broad- Council Eluffs, Ta, ith, Counc way, he two years and three mo the lease, tro fixturcs and furniture of the California’ house, Contains nims roums with beas to accomn odate thirty men. Hou e now full, feeding forty to fiity men daily. A grand chanee to buy Into s fine paying business 1l- hea'th of proprietor the only re son for selling. Address owner, Henry Sweigert, Californta house, C. . {JOR SALE— ixty tons «f ice dellvored on ¢ ra at ~co'a, lowa. Sawdust furnished, Ad. dross, Martin Casey, Council Bluffs, or M. L. oWiliiams, augl0-5t and 88 permonth only, AYOK VAUGHAN Miscellaneous. '—A la ge wardrob koy, liberal reward r__Enquire at Bee office, 1 ARCOURT & SMOTHERS, Council Bluffs and Omaha oxj ress, Orders left at Boston M Jounr 1 *Juffs, or J. C, ct, Omaha, will receive y16- ¢ To store, EAD—Great success. Call and_sce s and spccimens of pictures ble gelatine browide process, inllery 10 Main street. ATTON—Physi nd Oculist. ny case of Kore e It is only a matter of time, and can cure generally in from threo tc five weeks. it makes no differ- ence how long diseascd, Will straighten cross eycs, operate and rewove Ptyreginms, etc., and insert artificial eyes Special attention %o re- ap Facts Worth Knowing A new crop Garden Grown Japan Tea (very fine) .............. 7be Fine Japan Tea, equal to that of- fered at 760.................. 6G0C his workmen, thereby insuring perfect and solid work. We bespeak for this house a bright and prosperous future. Tt will well repay dealers in furniture to call on or correspond with Mr, Steinhilber before making their pur- chases elsewhere. PERSONAL. T, 8. Maxwell, of Des Molnes ‘are stop- ping at the Pacific, A. W. Coffman, of Avacs, is in the city on business in the court, Will J. Trotter, of Avoca, is among those attending court here, Henry Christianson, the jolly landlord at Walnut, was in the city yesterday, Frank Shinn, a prominsnt attorney of Emerson, is in the city on legal business, J. W. Craft, wife and daughter, of Pekin, 111, are among the gueits at the Ogden house, A, Alexander, the giant, litghtning- Very Fine Young Hyson, equal DRY ¢ AND CAR Broadway, and mar-2-8m T —1 ROUTT & GO, 0O0DS Fourth Street., Council Bluffs, lewa . MUELLER’S SOLE AG 4= A tage Organs. ab%e; terms to MUSICAL I Al C B Importer and Dealer in MERCHANDISE of all kinds. Sheet Music one- third off. Agents wanted. Correspondencs solicited, ADDIVESS J. MUELLER, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. LN RO CHICKERING AND WEBER PIANO, Burdette and Western Cot-| Prices reason- suit all. X A e .. A FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 S N N B2, &S IMEAIDIE o Bluff and Willew § ORI WA EST. reets, Council Bluffs, E. R. STEINHILBER, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF "I A IR T IR &5 CUPBOARDS AND SAFES. We make the following a specialty: WALNUT EXTENSION TABLE WALNUT BREAKFAST TABL POPLAR BREAKFAST TABLE: WALNUT WARDROBES, WALNUT OPEN #7"Mail orders and correspondence promptl, POPLAR OPEN WAS PO LAK WaRDROI POPLAR CUI BOARDS, -~ POPiI AR SAFES, WASHSTANDS, y attended to, Office and Manufactory 8. E. Cor. 7th Ave. and 12th Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA We Mean Just What We Say. bOSTON TEA G0, 16 Main 8t. and 15 Pearl St., speeded clothing man from Chicago, was interviewing the trade here yesterday, Mrs. Johnson, of Woodstock, Iil., is in the city visiting her old friends, and is the guest of Mrs, Houghton, on Sixth avenue, (George Crocker, a prominent citizen of Percival, arrived in the city yesterday from the northern part of the state in com. pany with one of the Burlington Hawkeye men, with whom he has been on a fishing and hunting excursion, Dick Rickets went to Neola yesterday to hunt for tame chickens, taking his am- munition in his pocket-book, He is bound to keep the patrons of his lunch counter well filled up. Jacob Koch, the nobby tailor of Avoca, was here yesterday, and rented a residence into which he and bis family will move at once, it Leing his intention to engage in the tailoring business here, He is pro- nounced an excellent workman, . e . Proof Positive, We have the most positive and convine. ing proof that Tiomas' ELkoriio OiL is a most effectual spe odily pain. lo cases of rheumatism wnd neuralgi i instant relief. Council Bluffs, Iowa. MAIN STREET LIVERY, FEED —AND— We are Offering Special Barains in All Kinds of Summer SHOES AND SLIPPERS. REMENMEBER, WE CARRY THE L, E I N E IN THIS PART ARGEST STOCK OF GOODS OF THE WEST. SALE STABLE.z. T LINDSEY & CO, All Shippers and Travelers will find good accommodation and reasonable charges, SOUTH MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL, HOLLAND & MILLER, Proprietors. MRS. B, J. HILTON, M, D,, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 222 Brosadwav Council Bluffs. COUNCIL BLUFFS IRON WORKS, MANUFAOTURERS OF ENGINES, BOILERS, MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY Omce and Works, Main Street, OOUNOIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Wo give special attention to Stamp Mills, Smelting Furnaces, HOISTERS AND GENERAL MILL MACHINERY, HOUSE FRONTS. GHENERAL REPAIR WORK will receive prompt attention. A general as- sortwent of Brass (oods, Belting, Piving, AND BUPPLIES FOR Foundry, Pig Iron, Goke, Coal OHAS, HENDRIE, President. JACOB SIMS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, —Broadway, between Main and Pare Will practice in State and Federa Sullivan & Fitzgerald, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Crockery, Glassware, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC Also agents for the following lines of Steamship Companies : Cunard, Auchor, Guion, American, and State Steamship Companies. DRA¥XFTS For sale on the Royal Bank of Ireland and Bank of Ireland, Dublin, Those w o intend te send for friends to any part of Europe will find it to their unterest to call on Sullivan & Fitagerald, AGENTS, 843 Broadway, Council Bluffs Ia. 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs. A. BERBE, W. RUNYAN, W. BEEBE C. A. BEEBE & CO,, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Council Blufls, - - , Towa.| FURNITURE AND CROGCKERY Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, (ouncil Bluffs, LB m.7,0AD7 LD, V.6, (Late Veterinary Surgeon U. 8. A.) The Only Veterinary Surgeon in the City. OFFICE AT BLUE BARN, UPPER BROADWAY. REFERENCES : All of the bust Fhys cians in Council Bluffs and surroundin ¢ The Star Bakery, HOWARD & ROBIE, 227 MAIN ST, Employ the best Bread Baker in the Weat; also | & choice hand for Cakes aud Pies. Bread delivered to all parta of the city. MAURER & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Rich Cut Glass, Fine French China, Bllver Ware &c., 840 Buoapway, « COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Rubber Hose, Iron and’ I;ea.d Pipe, Iron and Brass Fittings and Trimmings, at Bixby & Wood’s, THE PLUMBERS, On Bancroft or (Fourth Streets,) Council Bluffs, Ia. Established, - - 1866 Deslers in Foreign snd Domestic Exchange home securities, MES. J. P, BILLUPS, PROPRIETOR OF RESTAURANT & EATING HOOKR, 818 South Main Street, Council Buffs, New house and newly fitted up in first clu) style Meals at all hours. Loe cream and lemo® s de every evening. Frults aud confectionerie J. M. PALMER, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0W