Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 25, 1882, Page 6

'l‘llI] DA]I Y BL] (‘()UL\CIL BLUFFS IOWA FRll)AY AUGURY '.“)7 l‘\c Reese e - ;{ily Bee. OUUM}IL BLUFFS 'l‘hurquy Mormmv, A!-z. ?4 " BUBSCRIPTIO By Carrler, By Mall The D RATES 20 conta por woek. #10.00 per Year, Office: No, 7 Pearl Street, Near Broadway. M. 6. GRIFE & Manager, H. W, TrLTON, City Editor. MINOR MENTIONS, —J. Mueller's Palace Music Hall, —Sherraden makes photographs, —Linst evening the Methodists held an enjoyable lawn party at the residence of L. W, Tulleys. —To-morrow afternoon the Tieadvilles and Council Bluffs meet on the diamond field here. —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 Tre Bee office for the owner, —Permit to wed was yesterday given Nels Johnson and Anna C. Hansen, both of Elkhorn City, Neb, —Judge James has let to Riss & McMil- len the contract for building a Swiss cot- age on the grounds next to his residence. —TRobert McWade appeared last even- ing to a fair sized audience at Dohany's in the well known character of “Rip Van Winkle,” —*“Gras hopper Sam” was yesterday ar- Taigned in the police court on the charge of being & vagrant, He pleaded guilty and was fined $10. —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, —Tho weeds are allowed to grow up in some of the streets until the sidewalks are fairly hedged. They are neither orna- mental nor useful, snd should be sup- pressod, —As will be seen by the advertisement appearing in another column, there are many attractions promised for the coming meeting and fair of the driving park asso" ciation, all should remember tho date. —Two car loads more of Budweiser Beer were received by B, Hagg & Co. Persons desiring'the same can bo supplied and have their orders promptly filled by sending in their orders to tho above metioned firm. ~—Henry Swith, who lives near the rive ©r, says the boys in the neighborhood are «nuoying him and his family ereatly, He has had warrants iesued for the arrest of two or them, one named Creighton, the other Schicketanz, —"'When railroads are prospering the country atlarge is prospering.” So says The Nonpareil. It is evident that the brass-colored commanding colonel is at home again, and is throwing ont a little tafly to offset that thrown to the anti-mon- opolists a fow days ago. —8, H. Kren, a prominent German and old resident, died at bis home near the de- pot ast night]from inflammation of the bowels, His death was yery sudden and unexpected, He was a member of the Humboldt lodge No. 174, 1. O, O. F., and of the Concordia and of the K, of P, Fu- meral notice hereafter, —A gay and musical time is that which the managers of Younkerman's PicnicGar- dens promise their patrons on next Sun- day, the 27th inst. The Mmnnerchor Singing Soclety, together with the “That Leetle German Band,” will be among the pleasant attractions. ~The cases of Thomas Jobnson and Cora Holmes, charged with lewdness, were disposed of Justice Abbott yesterday, who placed nct only that pair, but the Le Fleurs, alto of “Dug Out” fame, under bonds to keep the peace. 1t is hoped that this will quict the gang for a while, —~Harry Burton was arrested at Weston and brought to this city yesterday to an- swer to the churge of threatening to shoot some of the Kelley family. It is said that a more serious charge is to be formally 1aid at his door, it being that of bigawy. It is said that he hus a wife in Indiana in addition to the one who is with him here, —Frank Adams, the colored bar tender from Omaha, who is said to have thrashed “Butch,” » white gambler, for being too intimate with his darling, Jennie Leitch- man, has got into trouble. He made some sale of Jennie's furniture, and now she has had him arrested for larceny, He gave bail to appear this morning in the superior wourt to answer the charge. —In the case of Everett va. Bigelow the jury in the circuit court returned a verdiot of 80 in favor of the plaiutiff, Yesterday the case of Rodford & Folsom va, the city, was tried and the jury returned s verdict of 290 for the plaintiff. There was an appeal on a case in which the eity condem. ned land for analley in which the award was 8100, and the owners appealed. ~1Iuo another column appears the adver- tisement of Morgan, Keller & Co., under- takers and upholsterers, This is s strong firm, and has been in husiness over twenty years in Council Bluffs, They carry the lar; est wholesale and retail stock west of Chicago. ‘Their prices are to.day lower than Des Moines or Omsha, They suthor- iso us to say that these prices shall be maintained against any \nd all competi- tors, ~The third days’ work of the oil inspec- tor was on tanks of the Consolidated com- pany, the oil in which proved to be only 180 and 182 degrees test, avd was there- fore condemned. In the three days he has inspected one barrel each at five ditferent places, and the + ther inspections have been of the Consolidated ofl company, Do not any of the dealers have more than one barrel on hand to be inspected wt a time? Lt the inspector brace up a little more yet and the public will be better satisfied. The fees for three days’ work have thus far been about fifty cents, If he will xeally protect the public he should bave more than thum that, but if he continued s he started in, working for the building up of some particular firm, the off.ce pays better than it deserves, 1t is to be bhoped, bowever, that the monkegiog about will stop, and that the inspector will settle down to work for the public, rather than “or private good, f FIRE FIENDS. They T“-nrz!'\rizn L. H. Moss- ler's Residence and Then Try to Burn It. They Fail to Carry Either Plot to Suocess About half past 4 o'clock yesterday morning fire was discovered in the Mossler, on the corner of Bancroft street and Fourth residence ot L. H avenue, but it was speedily equelched, without calling out the department, Investigation shows that it was the work of burglare who thus sought, by adding crime to crime, to make their escape more certain. Mr. Mossler is away from home, being in the east, and there was in the house, Mra. Mossler and another lady. On retiring they left a lamp burning low in the dining_room, They were awakened yeaterday morning, and hearing the roaring sound of the fire, and finding the light out, hurried into the kitch- en, where there were two blazes start- ed on the floor by kerosene, which were quickly extinguished, and did little harm. In the bath room adjoining the kitchen there was a more serious blaze, it having been started by cutting a hole in the wall, and putting paper and rags saturated with oil. The flames were blazing up betwoen the plastering and had com- municated with the roof, but with the nssistance of neighbors who came run- ning in response to the cry of alarm, this fire was also put out, though not before it had burned quita a hole in the roof, After the immediate case of danger had been removed by the suppression of the flames, there was time for mora careful investigation, and it showed that the fire had been set with some evidently diabolical intent. The kerosene can in use in the house had apparently been emptied of its con- tents, the o1l being spilled in two places on the kitchen floor, in one place there being a box with rags etc., and the other spot being near the kitchen stove, The hole cut into the wall from the bath room had been prepared with cqual care. A further look about the house showedithat the silverware had been removed from the china closet, and piled up in the front hnllwvy ready to be carried off. This indicated that burglars had been at work, but in collecting their plun- der they had overlooked the most valuable ware, that which was sohid being packed away, 8o that they took only the plated ware, It seems as if aftér collecting the plunder they planned to startsuch a fire in the rear of the house as would surely cause its destruction, but either the flames sped too rapidly, or elso the women awak- oned too soon, and they hurried out of tho back door without getting the plunder after all. The back door was found unlocked, which was the only one thus found, and how they gained an entrance to the house is not cortain. The damage to the house is fortunately not great, but that such a bold and devilish attempt should be made to rob and burn is enough to wake up the authorities to the fact that there are men in this community who are ready for any deed. BT EE e FOR SALE. My residence, No. 7156 Fourth stroet L. F. Mukeny. New Enterprise, From Council Bluffs radiate in every direction of thé compass not stub line railroads, but main lines, extending with their branches or foeders thousands of miles. Men of foresight and business enterprise no- tice these facts, acknowledge our city to be the best located for manufactur- ing purposes in the west, take advan- tage of hor position, and start their factories and other enterprises in our midst. While the majority of our citizens do appreciate these facts, many there are who do not spare the time to give them a thought, and therefore do not realizo them, It will at all times afford Tue Bax pleasure to write up her advantages and bus- mess enterprises. The latter is get- ting to be of great importance to the people of the northwest. On yesterday Tur Bek reporter dropped into the Council Bluffs Manu- facturing company, located at the foot of Third street, convenient to the difforent railroads. This is s new enterprise. We found it a live and busy place. They commenced busi- noss a little over a month ago, and yet, although several hands are em- ployed, they can hardly keep up with their orders, J J. Hathaway, Esq., well and favorably known throughout the west, is the gentlemanly manager. He needs no introduction from us. He was the superintendent of the weod construction of the Grand Union Pa- cific depot here, and later the efficient lnpcrinlandant of our Union stock- yards, Heis wu practical mechanic and & most obliging gentleman. The machinery at the manufactory is worked by a thirty horse power en- gine, A new machine has just beem pul in place—a four sided twelve inch g7 ner and moulder, at a cost of over 00, It has a capacity of running out thirty-five feet of moulding each winute, Two more new and costly muchines are on the road and expected to arrive daily, The latter machines are for sash and bline work, The firm make a speciaity of all kinds of mouldings and inside finish- ings. To show the reasonableness of their prices, they are at the present time filling & contract to make curbs for chain pumps at Chicago prices This is a saving to the purchaser of the freight charges, They are at this writing over run with orders, yet they guarautee customers—those sending in mail orders “Il cially, to receive prompt attention, They solicit corres. pondence and guarantee prompt re plice. See their advertisement in another column, County Jnvonuon‘ The republicans of Pottawattamie county will meet in delegate conven- tion at the court house in Council Bluffs, Wednesday, September 13th, at 1 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of {nominating a candidate for the office of clerk of the courts, a recorder and two supervisora, Luhmvm“pwul be entitled to the following delegates Kane, 16t precinct.1 Layton " Kane, 2nd precinct? Lincoln 2 Kane, 3d precinct.7 T 2 Kune, 4th precinct. 9 :faced mia ’vumul 2 den. ... oveee Belknap . a Crescent Norwalk.. Carson. Pleasant .. 8 Center.... Rockford 3 wve Silver Creek. 2 Garner. . Valley. ) Hardin, Washington, 3 Hazel Dell., Waveland, 3 James Wright 3 Knox....... York...... 2 Keg Creek The primaries in each township, tin- less otherwise ordered by township committeemen, will be held Saturday, Sept. Oth, at 7 p. m. By order of Jonn W, Batrn, Chairman Co. Rep. Cen. Com. - DARING DISEASE. ABold Bad Man Who Puils a|Small- Pox Patient Abouttbe Room and Captures the Flag, A man named Moses O'Neile has been arrested for some crazy antics which he has been cutting up at the houso where there is a small-pox patient, near the C. & R. I. depot. O’Neill entered the house either drunk or crazy apparencly, and seizing the sick man pulled him about the room, without any apparent fear of catching the dises~e himself, or of in- juring the invalid. There was a woman and child in the house but they could do nothing to prevent him. Onleaving ho grabbed the flig of warning and proceeding to one of the cabooses in the railway yard, showed it in triumph to the railway men, as though he had cap.ured the standard of an enemy. It 18 not dotermined yot whother O'Neill wes crazy or not, but iy is thought that he must have been. It is quite a problem to us what shall be done in case he shall be con- victed. If ha has to lie in jail he may come down with the disease there, which would be etill furthering the trouble, A Young Man Narrowly Eecapes Pay- g Dearly for His Foollshness. Ono of tho well known young men of this city, and one who has borne an excellent reputation, found himeelf yesterday charged with a rather seri- ous oflense, but on an examination of the facts the affair was dropped, it appearing to be a plot set to entrap him and squeezs some money from him. The young man formed the acquaintance of a young widow, who lives with her brother-in-law, and is at least familiar enough with said brotherin-law to greatly arouse sus- icions that she is nearer and dearer y far to him than a housekeeper. This widow borrowed some money of the young man for some purpose, and cavtioned him to say nothing abeut it to her brother-in-law. After a time the young man slipped up to the house to collect the money. He had already been quietly informed by the brother- in-law that the widow was rather sus- ceptible, and so on this visit was not particularly surprised at the widow leading the conversation into a rather amorous channel. The interview wounld have doubtless been harmonious, but for a failure to agree o n meney con- siderations, and as a result of the dif- ference the widow charged the young man Mith assaulting her in an insult- ing, rather than blood-curdling man- ner, She went so far as to have a warrant issued and the young man arrested, The brother-in-law intimated that a little money would fix the mat- ter all right, but the yourg man would not be equeezed, and the judge on hearing the facts dismissed the charge against the young man, e PERSONAL, W. C. Barton, of Avoea, was in the city yesterday, W, H. Van Brunt, of Avoca, was in the city yesterday. A. L. Flint, of Salt City, is among the arrivals at the Ogden, Rev. T, J. Lysaght, of Ssward, Neb., was in the city yestecday, Hugh Gallagher, the cadet of this district, has returned to West Poin®, Frank McWhinnie, of Omahs, took a peep at Council Buffs yesterday, and called at Tue Beg office, Broadwell, the Lojan land man, is at the Ogden, mccompanied by John Q. Palmer, of Rockwell City. Miss Isabella A, Drackett, of Massa- chusetts, is in the city visiting her brother, Lou Brackett, and other relatives, C. K. Dawson smiles a new smilg he baying received & million dollar present yesterday in the form of & ten pound, bouncing boy. Jacob Williams, of Omahs, was here yesterday, and with J, C, Morgan and J. W. Chapwan, stirted off yesterday after- noon for a chicken shoot, The local paper at Kimball, Buell county, Dakota, says: *“We had the pleas. ure of u call from a party of Iowa's repre- sentative men on Thursday, The party consisted of Judee E. E, Aylesworth, Col, D, B, Daily, J, W, Laing, Esq, D, Maltby, Esq., W, ¥, Sapp, Jr., Surveyor J. F, Bredveck, N, ¥, Taylor, Esq.,, of Council Bluffs, and Hon, W. A, Warren, or Toronto, Canada, These gentlemen are looking with a view to permanent set- tlement, and seem to be well pleased with this part of Dakota, They appreciate the natural stock and agricultural advantages offered here, and will not be slow in avail- ing thewmselves of some of these free prof- fered homes, We are glad to see such men become interested with us. It is only another evidence of the greatness of this to be great state o of llllnl 2. ~J, Fred, Myers, the editor of The npareil, who is with the other vounty editors on a western eXcursion, writes back that they *‘are affected by the air at Leadyille, causing feelings of dizziness,” This accounts for some of the “dizsy” ed- itorials which appesr in The Nonpareil columus, it being well known that while away the excursionist sends in his matter daily by mail, THREATENED TROUBLE In the Chi- fta Pool xt Lively Timee Promi. cago and Council Within the Week or Two. | . The probable rupture of the Towa | pool roads, foreshadowed in an ar- ticle in The Chicago Ti the second page, would be hailed with delight by the business men and ship- pera of this city. the combination has been intensified greatly by the late action of the pool in unjustly ratsing rates to its pomnt 80 a8 to make them as high as to Oma- ha, the cost of carrying freight the oxtra distance to Omaha being ig- nored completely. critaination has caused much com- plaint, and an eagernces to mee the pool broken The complaints against the arbitrary es, printed in The feeling against This unjust dis- lines are increaeing in number and intensity among live stock men. Stock which is shipped here on other roads with the express stipula- tion that it shall be shipped over some particular one of the pool lincsis often sent over whichever line the ‘“‘evener” dictates, without regard to tho con- tract. There aro pirtics who have money and backbone who will not stand this dictation, violation of con- tract and consequent inconvenience and damage, and they have frequently threatened of late that if any ot their stock is thus shipped they will not hunt 1t up, but will sue at once for damoges. The railroads are eharp enough to know their men, however, and do not care to thus uee men who will fight for their rights. TATEXAS STEER. it Breaks Through the Floor of the City Bullding into the Base- ment. When the police opened the door of the city calaboose yesterday morning the found but one prisoner inside. There wore two the night before, the missing one being ‘‘Texas” the irre- pressible darkey, who i8 as full of fun when eober, as he is full of deviltry when drunk, A look about the place at first revealed no way by which he eacaped. The locks seemed intact, and the bars had not been hurt. The other drunk who was stul in custody could give no information as he slept soundly, and on waking found ““Texas” gone. He suggested that it being pretty hot in their “Texas” might have vaporized. After some hunt it was noticed that there was a hole in the floor right under the bunk, and also a hole in the bunk itself, and further investigation showed that *‘Texas’ passed through thesc into the basement, and thence through the front door which has been unlocked for a long time, It was concluded that the when he got into his bunk for the night he fell through, bunk, fl>or and all, and finding himself 1 the base- ment, improved the providential op portunity of escaping. The rotten and insecure condition of the lock-up made this theory of escape quite vlausible, and is & warning to others, who chance to be locked up in the calaboose, not to fall asleep and roll out of bed, lest they tumble out of jail, he fact is that the present city building is a disgrace to Council Bluffs, The court roow is a farce, the police headquarters completely unfit for the purpose, and the lock-up is filthy and vermin abound. There are no accommodations by which any dif- ference can be made between a pris- oner who is beastly druuk and filthy, and one who is sober and clean, There is no place where fomale pris- oners can be locked up, and there is 1o security for keeping a shrewd and experienced rogue. From top to bot- tom the city building is a farce, and ought to bo abandoned aud that right speedily. A new ono has long been promised the public, Let the promise be made good. et L R A Proof Positive, ‘We have the most positive and convine. ing proof that Tromas' ELeotric O1L i« a most effectual specitic for bodily pain, In cases of rheumatism snd neuralgia it gives instant relief, aug2-1w 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. COUNCIL BLUFFS IRON WORKS, MANUFACTURERS OF ENCINES, BOILERS, MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY Office and Works, Main Street, OOUNOIL BLUFFS, IOWA, We give special attention to Stamp Mills, Smelting Furnaces, HOISTERS AND GENERAL MILL MACHINERY, HOUSE FRONTS, GENHERAL REPAIR WORK will recelve prompt sttention. A geueral as sortwent of Brass (oods, Belting, Piving, AND SUPPLIES FOR Foundry, Pig Iron, Eoke, Coal CHAS. HENDRIE, President, division of shipments among the pool I COUNGIL BLUFFS "PEC.AI NOTICES cisl advertise NOTICE.—$ Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Wants, Boarding, etc., will bo Inscrted In at tho low rate of TEN CENTS P for the first fnscrtion and FIVE CENTS L for each subsequent insertion adv ertisoments at our office, No. 7 Pearl Stroet, near Renadway Wants. FANTED—Pints and vest makers, Only t-class hanas veed apply OBEKRFr LDER NEWMAN. at the K. €. House, on chers, ministers, stu- n a d to the rinesme e1F time to o1 nvassing NTED—Schoo! lenta and ofhe 0 ing a porticn or our staudard heovs and perior icals, or ean wiges by d voting thele whols time toit We want an sctive male in_every town hip ir will cffer extrn inducen erts Are.s West.ra Book Con.pany, Box 664 Councll Everybody 1n Tin Dre, 20 rriers. near Broadway \ TANTED—To buy 100 tons mn corn N rticulars address Council Blufl Broorm Factor, Connell Biu, Towa. 8562041 — e For Sale and Rent uncil Blufts ta per woek Ofice, No 7 Pear] § ny I\Pkl One VnL J l\r'll‘ll room ard one wingle room., ~icely furnish-c. One block fiom midule Broadw y, §, B office, au2 d3t “)ll D quire of J. OR SAT E—Ono set tiners’ tools, nearly new cheap for cash. H. R, Jones, No. 181 Brozd- way, tnumill!v s, 1 lease fixtares uul mia’ house, Contains nns rooms with bens toaccomn odate thiry men. Hen e now (vlll feeding forty to fifty nen dail A gand into a fino paying b 1l rietor the cnly re <on r, Heury bdweigert, California house, C. OR SALE—tixty tons £ o dellvered on o.re Sandust fornishod. Ad Ccunail Bluffs, or a rmv:m JJOR SA ,—ncnmlul resides ota, 860 ench; nothiug down, and £3 permonth only, by EX- 'MAYO! VAUGHAN apl8-tt e Miscellaneous. OST—A la ge wardrob koy. Jtofudr Fn ARCOURT & and Om Te. store, Ma Elliot , 1905 Farnem rtreet, Omaha, will rec prompt at ent o 1o ¢ 1LL ATIEAD—Great success. Coll and see M new accessories and spccimens of pictures 12 anb, he rolable gelatibe bromido process, at the Excels or Gallery 10 Main street. R. W. L. PATTON—Physician and Oculist. I Can cure any case of sore cyes, it is only & matter of time, and can cure generally n from three tc ks it makes no differ- e Wil straighten cross remove Pryronnms, cte., and Special” attention (o re- aph-ti cral remnrd il Blufts moveny tadeworms THE GRAND INAUGURAL AND Speed Contest AT THE DRIVING PARK, Fair Association Grounds, Council Bluffs, Towa, Sept 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1882. PREMIUNMS, $20,000. @rand Inaugural Exposition and Speed Contest open to the world, $9,300 FOR SPEED. The best Mi'e Teack in the United S'ates, 8o say such noted horsemen as Budd Dobe, Din. Mace and others, THE GREAT HURDLE RACES OPEN TO ALL, THE CLOSE BROS,, of Kugland, with imported hotses, have «ntered for this r.ce. PROGRAMMF, Finsr Dar—Septembes 18.—One-half mile d sh, Towa a d Nebiasks colts. Frie-forall pace, inwhich s me of the best horses fu the coun' try are expected, Sconp Dax—§ ptember 19, Formal avening of IN the Exposition Noted speak Blaire, R, G, Ingerso'l, James others™~w th splendla races, Tatkp DAv—Septem r 20, and & very tice runni t ere will he an exhi ition ""Wison and By this time f cattin on (he ground- to surpass anyshing ever before shovn m loss, Founta Dav—deptember 21 ru fine v tle, wore fire More 16 racet orscH, with an wr- of exhibits in (he Ge n Expos ion Bulld- ing b ver beivre atten pted In the Vailey of the Miss uri Firre Dav- sh day of the Exposition, Come One! Come Ali! Have a Woek of Genuine Pleasure. On the Fourth Cay, September 21, will occur the groat HURDLE RACE | DON'T MISS IT. For Sensational Trotters or Pacers, $2,000. For avy desired information addross A. B. MoKIN:, see., Council Plaffs, Ia MRS, J. P, BILLUFS, PROPRIETOR OF RESTAURANT & EATING HOUSE, 818 South Main Strect, Council B ufta. New house and newly fitted up iu first clase style Meals at all hours. lcv cream and lemo- avdo every eveving. Frulte s d confectionerle JACOB SIMS Attorney and Counsellor at Law. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Orrice—Broadway, between Main and Pare Streets, Wil practice in State and Feders Courte be over 100 Fesd of eattle from the n the cou try £or sale during the — - —— HARKKESS, OROUTT & CO., DRY GOOD AND CARPET HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Street., . Council Bluffs, Iowa mar-2-8m J. MUELLER'S SOLBE AGrNT FOR CHICKERING AND WEBER PIAND, Burdette and Western Cot- 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. Gorrespondencs solicited ADDRESS J. MUELLER, COUNGIL BLUFFS, IOWA. =L A Ja .. F. F. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 SELCL R T S ’, MCAIDE ¢ 'IEATE WEST. Pluff and Willow Sreets, Couneil Bluffs, E. R. STEINHILBER, MANUFACTURERS OF ‘ALL KINDS OF I . BB B 3R S5 PR 3 i (A RRQ CUPBOARDS AND SAFES We maxe the following a specialty: WALNUT EXTEN: N TABLES, POPLAR OPEN WASHSTANDS, WALNUT BREAF ST TABLES, PO}LAK WaRDROBES, POPLAR BREAKFAST TABLES, POPLAR CU} 15()AIU)S WALNUT WARDROT POPL.AR SAFES, WALNUT OPEN WASHSTANDS, 247 Mail orders and correspondence promptly attended to. Office and Manufactory S. E. Cor. Tth Ave. and 12th Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA SUMMER SHOES. M o) S ali C HO?HPH We are []fiermg Speclal Bargams in All Kinds of Summer SHEGES AND SLIPPERS. ERIEMIENMISIEEIR, WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF EIN E GOODS THIS PART OF THE WEST. ool A, T, LINDSEY & CO, 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, MORGAN, KELLER & CO, TN IDE RT A E RS, The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metalic cases, Oallx stiended to at all hours, We defy competition in quality of goods or prices, Our Mr, Morgan Fns rerved as undertaker for lnvfiyfieun and thoroughl: undenllndq bis business, WARLROOMS, 346 AND 857 BEROADWAY, pholstering in allits branches promptly attended to; also carpet-laying and lambrequins, Tele- graphic and mail orders tlled without delay. A. BEEBE, W. RUNYAN, C. A. BEEBE & CO,, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs; |NF'RMVARYA| Rubber Hose, Iron and Len:i | Pipe, Iron and Brass Fittings and ‘I‘nmmmgs, at : leb & Wood's, M 1 O Banoroft or (Fourth Streets-) vt LB ORRTORR. & PUSEY The Ouly Veteunury Surgeon | A T AT BLUE samw, Council Bluffs, Ta, OFFICE AT BLUE BARN, UPPER BROADWAY. | Established, + -+ 1866 Dealers in Foreigu and Domestic Exchange REFERENCES : All of the best Phys cians in Couacil Bluffs and | and home securities. ORuR & *J. M. PALMER, MAURER & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT, Fich Out Glass, Fine French Chins, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0W W. BEEBE Bllver Ware &c., 840 Baoapwar - COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. -——