Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 26, 1882, Page 6

The Daily Bee. GOUNCIL BLUFFS. Sahurd:y Mor‘n’lng A\'qt 8U By Owrrier, - By Mall - SCRIPTION 20 centa per woek < $10.00 per Year, Office: No, 7 Pearl Street, Near Broadway. M. G. GRIFFIN, Manager, H. W. TILTON, City Editor. ——— e e e " County Convention. The republicans of Pottawattamie ocounty will meet in delegate coaven- 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 supervisors, Kach township will be entitled to the following delegates: Kane, 1+t precinct.1 Layton. 5 Kane, 2nd precincti Lincoln... 2 Kane, 34 precinct.7 Lewis.. . 2 Kane, 4th precinct. Incedonia, . 3 Boower. ... Minden. .. .. 1 Belknap .. Neola.. .. o Crescent . Norwalk.. b4 arson. Pleasant .. . = | has tanght the hoya to b have been of rome practical benefit, The Rescue team didn’t wait for the engine, but got away, and were not recaptured for some little , and there were other in cidents show not in good trim for a fire, It nate that the alarm a false one, and it eyer res ¥ —Frank Tevine's cigar factory now boasts of having the fattest as well as the leanest cigar maker in the state. It takes both the heavy and light weight champion- ship, ~The letter box for the deposit of mail in the postoffice is now loeated close to the stamp window, Tue Bre having made this discovery hastens to let the public know the fact, for daily there are pilgrims hunting for that apot, but in vain, it being placed in one corner, and generally sur- rounded by persons either after mail or stamps, —'Onr Meat Market” is the title of & new one opened on the north side of Broadway between Sixth and Seventh streets, V. Ticknor, is the proprie- tor, w assurance that the motto, as announced in another column will surely be followed: “‘Strict cleanliness, the beat quality of meat and the lowest possible prices, ' George Drake, who is s0 well known throughout the city as to need no Center. Rockford ..., Grove . Silver Creek. 2 Garner Valley.... 4 Hardin, Washington. . Hazel Dl The primaries in each township, un- less otherwise ordered by township committeemen, will be held Saturday, Sept. Oth, at 7 p. m. By order of Jonx W. Bairp, Chairman Co. Rep. Cen. Com. x g MINOR MENTIONS, —J. Mueller’s Palace Music Hall. —Sherraden makes photographs, ~Joseph Reiter makes snits latest styles at No, 510 Broadway- —No one broke into the city calaboose yesterday, and hence there was no one to tumble out. —The outgoing train eastward this af- ternoon is over the Chicago & Northwest- ern railway. —At Shull’s butcher shop, south Main street, you can always get the best meats at reasonable prices, in the —Rev. Newton Donaldson will preach in the Preshyterian church to-morrow moraiog and evening. —An accident insurance policy in favor of R. A. Burrett has been found and left at Tux Bk office for the owner, introduction, will be found beside the block, eager to please customers and to greet old friends, The new market is c taioly an ateactive one, and the enter- prise will, without doubt, be success, —A tellow named Kelly was arrested by Officer Edgar, Thur«day night, and lock- ed up for being fearfully drunk, He was in rathera deplorable condition, and so filthy where he had besmeared himself that 1 the officer shrank from searching his pock- ts, but went through him nevertheless as best he could, and found no effects, Yes- terday aftesnoon he was brought into court, and pleading guilty was fined. “Didn’t you find any money on me last aight?” he asked the officer. *‘No, not & cent,” “Well, it seems asif T had a littl® change about me,” “*No, sir, not a cent.” I ought to have a little somewhere,” he replied, and furabling about in his pocket, coolly brought cut a nice little roll which on counting proved to be over $200, The officor took a back seat, and the man cheerfully paying his $7.60 strolled off, —Every day E. J. Abbott is receiving applications for muster rolls from different places where preparations are being made to attend the coming veterans’ reunion here. The rcl's are now in the printer's hands and will soon be ready to send out, There is every reason to believe that there will be at least 2,500 veterans incamp here, to ey nothing of visitors who will throng —Where s *‘Texas,” the runaway darkey? That's the query the police are asking, He may be still in the cellar. —One of the most ingenious inventorsis ‘Wilson’s rotary power wind engine on ex- hibition at the Ogden. Every one who seea it is more than pleaced, —The two boys, Creighton and Schicke- tang, charged with annoying a neighbor, Henry Smith, appeared in court yester- day, und their cases were continued until Monday next. —The case of Phillips vs, Merchants Dispatch Transpoitation company was on trial In the circuit court yerterday, A, T, Flickinger being attorney for the plaintiff, and H, M, Pusey atlorney for the defend. ant., —On Tuesday evening there will be s ‘basket sociable at the Baptist church, an entertainment of some novel features, to which the public is cordially invited, Ice cream and other needfuls for a good time will be supplied, —In the circuit court yesterday a divor- e was granted in the case of Francis A, Connors vs, Marietta Connors, the com- plaint being infidelity on the part of the wife, A divorce was also granted in the case of John A, Patton vs, H. N. Fatton, —Two car loads more of Budweiser Beer were received by B, Hagg & Co, Persons desiring the same can be supplied and huve their orders promptly filled by sending in their orders to the above meutioned firm, —A gay and musicu] timo is that which the managers of Younkerman's Picnic Gardens promise their patronson next Sun. day, the 27th inst. The Mnnerchor Singing soclety, together with the *That Leetls German Band,” will be among the pleasant attractions, —The ladies of the Congregational church are arranging for an organ concert next Thuriday evening by Louis Falk, the well-known Chicago musicians, and one of the best organists in the land, ~—Frank Adams, the colorel Omaha bartender, was yesterday in court under the charge of the larceny of Jennie Leitch- man’s furiture, No prosecuting wit ness appeared, and it being apparent that Jennie had been satisfied, he was dis- charged, —A most_complete stock of 1iece goods is being received by Joseph Rieter, the veteran merchant tailor, located at 310 middle Broadway, His business is con- tinually on the increase, because of his known, good material, and reasonable ~The police authorities have here re- celved noticeto keep their eyes openfor Rov, W, Bedull, a Methodist minister, who left Ohio on the 14th inst, in company with a girl fifteen years old, Bedall is described s & man about 33 years, ~—This afternoon there is to be a game on the ball grouods here, between the Leadvilles and Council Bluffs, The game isto comwence at 4 o'clock, instead of 3 c'olock, as announced by some of the papers, It will be worthy of a crowd. —J. Mueller is now getting in his holi- day toys snd) fancy goods; seventy-one cases, which is only a part of it, already in aad on the way, finest outlay of samples sometime next mouth, prioes will be as low asany, Will also have forty cases of assorted toys for dealers from fifteen to fifty dollars per case. ~Levy, the Omaha man, charged with peddling here without a license, yesterday pleaded guilty, paid 810 and costs, and took out @ license besides, He claimed that his brother bad a linense, sud he thought he could use it when his brother was not using it, but the law was inter- preted otherwise. He paid dearly for the information, but others may profit by it. ~1It isall well enough to laugh about Officer Tyeon's experiment with the fire alarm, by which be called out tbe fire de- @artment needlessly, but the joke seeus to the city. It will be a big time for Council Bluffs and anenjoyable one for all who come here, —B! Hagg, of B. Hagg & Co., was most agreeably surp:ised Jast wvening on the oc- cassion of his twenty-third birthday, A very lurge number of his many friends en- guged “Dot Leetle” German band, and gave him a most enjoyable party at Youn- kermann’s garden. The affair was a most enjoyable one, —Harry Toman, arrested for assault, was discharged by Justice Abbott, the evidence showing that he was more sinned against than sinning, and that he had to use muscle to eject aquarrelsome customer., —A poor subject to epileptic attacks fell in a fit on Main street yesterday, e . PERSONAL, L. J. Murphy, of New York, is in the city. L. Brinkerhoff, of Des Muines, is at the Ogden. A. E. Sawyer, of Atchison, Kas,, is among the arrivals at the Ogden. Host Wheeler, of the Revere house, is heard from in Denver, and is reported as enjoying his trip hugely. . C. Williaws, proprictor of the Mis- souri Valley meat market, and the cham- pion shot cf the state, was in the city yos- terday, Thomas Carlisle, the wide awake hard- ware merchant of Missouri Valley, was in the city yesterday, and in company with his father-in-law, of Ohio, favored Tur Brg with a call, Charles Strob, the 1ed Oak brewer, was inthe city yesterduy in company with J. W. Blanford, also of Red Oak, and who is known among railroad men as “Rock Tsland Bill,” Adam Starck, representing M, Poechel, Scherer & Co,, proprietors of the Stone Hill vineyards, st Herman, Mo,, favored Titx: BEE with call yesterday in company with Mr. Linder, our well-known towns- man, FOR SALE, My residence, No, 716 Fourth street Bancroft') L. F. Muxeny, -l Fixing for the Falr, As will be seen by another column there are many attractions promised for the grand inaugural exposition and speed contest at the driving park, to open on the 18th of September, The premiums amount to $20,000 and are 80 wisely distributed as to afford in- ducements for exhibitors in all lines. The buildings now being erected and other improvements being made on the grounds are such as will give every needed oconvenience, and in fact neither money or labor is being spared to render the fair in all re- spects a complete success and enjoy- able occasion, The races will form no small feature of the week, The purses amount to §9,300, and there is an assurance that some of thespeediest horses in the couutry will be here. Besides all other attractive foatures will be the cattle sale. There will be here over 100 head of thoroughbred cattlo of the bost herds in thecountry, which will be sold at suction, The enterprisiog mansgers are preparing for other features no less attractive, and it is the determination to make this a fair which will be worthy of being visited by crowds from all parts of the west. Many are already mak- ing inquiries with a view of exhibit- ing here, and those who do not find in the pry uch details as they may de- sire to know should address Dr, A, B, McKune, secrotary, Council Bluffs, —— Revitalizing the blood is absolutely necessary for the cure of general de- bility, weakness, lassatitude, ete. The hest enricher of the blood is Brown's Iron Bitters) THE DAILY BEE that the department was | @ fortn- | \ TROUBLE BY TESTS. The OIl Inspector Files Information Ay ainst the Consolidated Tank Line Company. Yestorday Tnspgotor Bachelor filed information against John Wagner, the Consolidated Tank Line company, charging him with the represonting violation of the oil law, in selling three barrols]to M. G. Edwatds, of Glenwood, which stood only 130 de- grees test, whereas the law requires it to stand 1564 degrees test. Mr. Wag- ner appeared, gave bonds in the sum of $200, and had the case adjourned until to-day, with the understanding that if the proseeution agreed it should be put off until Monday, The Consolidated Tank Line must be doing all tho businees, or else the inspector must have some particular liking for inepecting its oil. Judging by the animus he has shown through- out this, the first week of his official life, it is evident that he is not enthu- siastically loving toward the company. first four day's insp the amount of the Consslidated co pany’s oil inspected, as compared with other oils: n, showing Foster Bros. M. G. Edwards, John Morgan. Beck Bros... . Groneweg & Schoentzen.1 154 The trial of the case against the Tank company will be watched with interest, as it will naturally throw nome light not only upon the question whether the company is violating the law, but also whether it is doing so persintently and wilfully, Tt will also show something about” the animus of the inspector. Tt will also give an op- portunity to find the weak points in the law, and whether parties are willing to crawl out of any little hole that may be discovered, HAPPY HO!{PITALXTY. It 1s Shown a Gathering of Friends by the Misses Walker, On Thursday evening last there was a Jargeand joyous company of friends, for the most part of young ladies and gentlemen, who gathered at the resi- dence of A, B, Walker, on Sixth avenue, in response to the invitation extended by his daughters, Miss Fan- nie and Miss Jessio Walker, The gathering was in honor of their friend Miss Edith Ross, of Iowa City, who is paying a visit to her old howe, Among thoso present from elsewhere were also Miss Minnie Woods, of Omaha, and Miss Russell, of Glen- wood. The occasion was a delightful one in vvery respect, and every detail of hospitality was so_generously plan- ned and happily carried out that the enjoyment of each and all the guests was made complete. The parlors were beautified by floral decorations in abundance. The Bayarian band was secured for the occasion and gave ex- cellent music, and those who delighted in the dance were given full choice to enjoy themselves to their heart’s con- tent. The refreshments [served were in full keeping with the elaborate preparations for the entertainment of the guests, and thus in all respects there were the features ot a real mer- ry-making, HALF A HUNDRED That 18 What it Cost Moses O'Nellt to Capture a Small Pox Flag. Yesterday afternoon Moses O'Neill appeared bofore Judgo Aylesworth to answer the unique charge of slealing a small pox flag hung out as a warning in front of & honse near the Rock Is- land depot. O'Neill pleaded guilty, and explained that he had been on a spree for several days past, and did not remember much about the affair. He could not believe that he had en- tered the house and pulled the small pox patient about the room, for he did not think he would make such a fool of himself even when drunk, but such seems to have been the case, He was fined $560, that being the least penalty that could be imposed, Ho paid up and went on his way, with a good prospect of having nothing more than the varioloid, as he has been woll vaccinated, and perhaps the whisky he had aboard may save him from that, HBaby's Warning When baby has pains at dead of uizht, Motherin fright, father in & plight; When woras do bite, haby must cry, 1t fovor sts In, baby n.ust dic, 1t croupy pains kill Leouors, In that house therels no Castorin, For motbers learn wi'hout delay, Castorla cures by night and day, A Milwaukee Terror, Peck's Sun, ““When is your ma coming back?" asked the groceryman of the bad boy a8 he found him standing on the side- walk when the grocary was opened in the morning, taking some pieces of brick out of his coat tail pockets, ““Oh, she got back at midnight last night, d the boy, as he ate a fow blueberries out of a case, ‘‘That's what makes me up so early, Pa has been kicking at these pieces of brick with his bare feet, and when I came away he had his toes in his hand, and was trying to go back up the stairs on one foot, Pa han't got no sense.” “Iam afraid you are a terror,” said the groceryman, as he looked st the innocent face of the boy. *‘You are always making your parents some trouble, and it is a wonder to me that they don't send you to the reform school, What deviltry was you up to last night to get kicked this morning?" “No deviltry, just a little fun. Tou see, ma went to Chicago to stay a week, and she got tired and tele- graphed she would be home last night; and pa was down town and I forgot to give hun IIIJ dispatch. And after we went to bed me and my chum thought COUNCIL BlfUflfiiF"S, IOW{\ SAT e following is the record of the | : skl ] L) il | T elipped np stairsand looked over the | bannisters. we would have a FWourth of July. You see, my cham has got u big eis- and wo hooked some of her hes, and after pa got to snoring them in his room, Oh, you'd We pat a pair of No, 1 | alippers with blue stockings, down in front of the rocking chair in front of | y's boots, and a red corsot on a chair, | and & hat with a white feather on the | bureau and some frizzes on the gaa| bracket, and everything we could find that belonged toa gir! in my chum’s sister's room. Oh, we got a red | parasol, too, and lett it mght in the middle of the floor, Well, when i looked at the lay-out, and heard pa snoring, T thought I should dis. You woo, ma in easily excited, My chum slept with me that night, and when wo heard the door bell ring T stuffed a pillow in my mouth, There was no- body to meet ma at ths depot, and she hired a hack and came right up, Nobody henrd the bell but me, and I had togo down and let ma in. She was pretty angry, you bet Lot being met at the depot. here's o up atairs, I told her T guessed pa had gone to eleep by this time; that he'd gone to bed au hour ago. Then Ma anid something about heavens and earth, aod where 1 the huzzy?and a lob of, things T couldn’t bear; snd pa swore, and said it's o such n thing, and the door clammed, and they talked for two hours. 1s’pose they finally lad il to me as they always do, eauso pa called mo very early this morning, and when I come down stairs he hurt my feel- ings. 1 seo they had my chum's sister’s clothes all pinned up in a newspaper, and I s’pose when I go back I shall have to carry them home, and then she’ll be down on me too. T'll tell you what, I have a good notion to take some shoemaker’s wax and stick my chnm on my back, and travel with a cucus as a double-head- od boy from Borneo. A fel could have more fun, and not get kicked all the time.” And the boy sampled some strawberries in a case in front of the store, and went down the street whistling for his chum, who was look- was clear. ———— Parasol Ants at Trinldad, London Field, In the afternoon, after srriving at the island in search of the cashew nuts und fruits, I found the path lead- ing throngh the thick forest in many places actually covered with the cashews which had fallen from the trees on either side. It is a delicious fruit, sometimes of a red and some- ney shaped seed on the outside instead of meide, like other fruits. This delicacy by many people, but if not blistera on the lips. We had no dif- ficulty in filling our backets with as many cashews as we required, and were about returning to the boat when one ¢f Mr. B.’s sons, who had been some little distanced away from us ssuntering about in tho brush, called to mo to come back, and, on going to where he was, ho pointed to what seemed a broad band of moving leaves right across the path, and, on looking more closely, I eaw we had met with one of those enormous swarms of the “‘parasol” ants which are so destructive to plantations in the tropics, They were crossing from one side of the wood to the other, and were traveling in a column of more than a foot and a half in width, and a8 each insect carried in its mouth a piece ot leaf they prosented a singular appearance, like a Lilliputian grove in motion; and, although we watched them for some time, still they came, their numbers seeming to be inex- haustible. Nothing can turn them from their course, and, although they may be destroyed by the thousunds, enough will swarm upon the ntruder to make him repent_interfering with them. On the mainland of South America I Yhave koown a fruic tree stripped in a single night by a swarm of these ants, —— Proof Positive, We have the most positive and convinc. ing proof that TioxAs’ ELectiie O1nis most effectunl specific for bodily pain. In cases of theumatism und neuralgia it gives instant relief. ang2l-Iw MAIN S8TREET LIVERY,. FEED —AND— SALE STABLE. All Shippere and Travelers will find good accommodation and reasonablo charges, SOUTH MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL, Council Bluffs, - - , Iowa. |t HOLLAND & MILLER, Proprietors, COUNCIL BLUFFS IRON WORKS, MANUFAOTURERS OF ENGINES, BOILERS, MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY Oftice and Works, Main Street, COUNOIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Wo glve special attention to Stamp Mills, Smelting Furnaces HOISTERS AND GENERAL MILL MACHINERY, HOUSE FRONTS, GENERAL RHPAIR WORK will xecelve prowpt attention. A genersl as sortment of Brass Goods, Belting, Piving, AND BUPPLIES FOR your father?” snid ehe, as sho bezan to | ing out of an alley to see if the coast| times of a yellow color, with the kid- |} 5 5 I latter is roasted und is esteemed a carefully preparod 1t is apt to cause |’ COUNGIL BLUFFS SPECIAL 'NOTICES. _ URDAY, AUGUSI u6 158° NOTICE, ! Fo! 5 Boar For Sale, To Rent Inserte % , wili be in thie column 8t the low rate of TEN CENTS PEF LINE for the first Insortion and FIVE CENT PER LINE for Leavo w Pear] Stroe quent i nts &t our office, No, 7 . near Eroadway ertisen Wants, W\ ANTEL o thing experience |, Sp indina a8 Engish. Liferences furni-hed. Address X, By office 1t VAN ED=Finte and vcst mukers. Only fire-class hanas need apply ar OBERFALDER & NEWMAN wu2e-te VW ANIED - Gitle at the K House, on South Main Ktreot, VA ANTED=Scnool tenchers, miniaters, stu- denta and others can a d to ther 1 Fer Company, Box 664 Council B fMs, Ta ANTED—Evcryhody in Council Blufts ic to take Tun Lan, 0 cents per woek, de Gfice, No rriors, 7 Pearl Stroot tuy 100 tons broom corn particulars address Council Bluffs RBroom Factory Blwts, lowa. 655-29t ED—T For Saie and Rent room avd one Y RENT--One ) wingle room, sh ¢, One blcck fiom midulo Broadway, S, Ber office. aul? dse ng bay boree, suitable for tine driving mare. In- uncil Bluffs. augtt JOR SALE [ carring o Qire of J. . & POk SA E=Ono set tinners’ tools, nearly new cheap for cwh. H. R, Jones, No. ¢81 Broad- 1 luffs, Ta. way, Cour The two years and three mo: ths fixturcs snd furniture of the Contains 1n.ns rooms with . Hou e now A giand 1 iprietor the on c son fer relling varr, Henry rt, California mar-2-8m —— e . J. MUELLERS HARKNE € KNESS, OROUTT & DRY 6O, 00D AND CARPET HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Strest., Council Bluffs, Iowa J. MU COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. M ELLER, ico iots, 860 nothing down, and $3 permonth only, EX-MAYO! VAUGHAN " Miecellaneous. A large wardrob koy. r__Enquire at B ARCOURT & SMOTHERS, Council Bluffs and Omaha express. Orders loft ab B | iberal reward office, Tew store, Main str. et, Coune 1 lufte, or J Elliot:, 125 Farnam rtreet, Omaha, will prompt at ent on. Iy16- 1LL AHEAD—Great euc rie . Call and sce { pictares o procoss, ot S aphetf THE GRAND INAUGURAL AND Speed Contest AT THE DRIVING PARK, Fair Association Grounds, Council Bluffs, Iowa, Sevt 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1882. PREMIUNS, §$20,000. Grand Inaugural Exposition snd Speod Contest open o the wodld. $9,300 FO% SPEED, The bost Mi'e Track in tho United §'ates. So say such noted horsemen s Buid Dobie, Din, Mace and others. THE GREAT HURDLE RACES OPEN TO ALL. THE CLCSE BROS,, of England, with imported ho sey, have ntered for this rce, PROGRAMM . Fiust Dav—September 18.—One-hal! mile dsh, Towa a d Nebiaska coits, Free-for-all yace, in which some of the best horses in the coun try are expected, SECoND DAX—S¢ptember 19~ Formal ovening of the Exposition Noted speakers—James G, Blaive, R. G, Ingersoll, James F. Wison and others™with splcndiu ra Tuikp DAv—Septem’s ¥ 20,—2:40 c'a's, 2:33 clogs and a very fice running race. Dy this time tore will he an exhi’ition of éattin on ibo ground- to surpavs anyihing ever before shovi n loax, Jav—septemher 21— More fire 16 vato, Biore B¢ horacs, wit ~The fiuest speed 27 cinw, ey O sale during the ay of the Exposition. Come Ono! ‘Week of Genuine Ploasure. Come Al'! Have a On the Fourth Tay, September 21, will oceur the great HURDLE RACE DON'T MISS IT. For Sensational Trotters or Pacers, $2,000. For any dgsired information address A. B. MoKIN¥ | See., Council Plaffs, Ia. MRS, J. P, BILLUFg, PROPRIETOR OF BESTAURANT & EATING HOUSE, 818 South Matn Streel, Council B ufly. Now house and newly fitted up in first class style, Meals hours. Ioe cream and lemo- ery evening. Fruits aud confectionerlo JACOB SIMS, Foundry, Pig Iron, Coke, Coal OHAS, HENDRIE, ____ President. “WINE OF CARDUI" wakes ey #haeks and clear complexions Attorney and Counsellor at Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA, Orrics—Broadway, between Main and Pare llru-u‘ Will practice in State and Felers F. IV XDPED v Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and'$2.00 S5 I 0 R TN &S5 TEIF OV ERS . Bluff and Willew Srests, Council Bluffs, POPLA WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES, WALNUT BREAKFAST TABLE ST T WALNUT WARDROBE E. R. STEINHILBER, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF gl L N = R e CUPBOARDS AND SATES, ‘We make the fol! R BREAKFA S lowing a specialty: POPLAR OPEN WASHSTANDS, POI LAK WARDROBES, POPLAR CUFBOARDS, POP)AR SAFES, WALNUT OPEN WASHSTANDS. #27Mail orders and correspondence promptly attended to. 8. E. Cor. 7th Ave. and 12th Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA Office and Manufactory SUMMER SHOES. We are ering Spesi'efl Bag&ins in All Kinds of Summer FRIE VTR SHOES AND SLIPPERS. MIBIEIR, WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF E X N E IN THIS PART 417 Broadway, GOODS OF THE WEST. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO, Council Bluffs, his busine: all it bran graphic and ended to ot il hour . Morgan bus served as undertaker ho quality and larsest stock wes We defy WAREROOM es prom ptly 446 AN ded to; also carpet-laying and lambrequins, MORGAN, KELLER & CO.,, O I 1D B RIS IS IR S, et of Chicago of wooden and metalic cases. competition in quality of goods or prices. for forty years and thoroughly understands D 857 BROADWAY. Unhnlstrrini_ lin ele- mail orders iilled without delay. A. DEEBE, All of the best . RUNYAN, C. A. BEEBE & CO.,, W. BEEBE Wholesale aud Retall Dealers in 2w T.J.CADY, M.D,, V.8, (Late Veterinary Surgeon (', The Ounly Veterinary Surgeon 5.A) in the City. OFFICE AT BLUE BARN, UPPER BROADWAY. REFERENCES : Fhysiciane in Council Bluffs and surroundin ¢ MAURER & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, REilch (Out Glass, Fine French China, Bllver Ware &c., 840 Broapwar + COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs. INFIRMARY | Rubber Hose, Iron and Le;d | Pipe, Iron and Brass Fittings and Trimmings, at . ’ Bixby & Wood's, THE PLUMBERS, THOS, OFFICER, W. . M. PUBEY, (OFFICER & PUSEY, BANIKEERS, Council Bluffs, Ia. Established, - - 1866 Dealers in Forego sud Domestic Exchango and home securities, J. M. PALMER, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1I0W oy . / 8 S — .