Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 5, 1882, Page 7

B~ T y / \ 7 CO'I'J'NOII. BLUI‘I‘S ‘ O 0 COOXRK & OO, CCMMISSION MERGHANTS, City Markes, Council Bluffs, lows, WHOLESALE FLOUR HOUSE, General Agonta for the Celebrated Mills ot Kansae, P8 srence, Smith & Critte I—I H. D, nd Queen Bee Mill pden, Coungil Blufts, e WHOLESALE STATIONERY AND PRINTER'S GOODS, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Tl g ABSTRAG Lands and Lots Boug TO LOAN AT LOV NOTARIES PUBLIC AND MONEY COUNCIL BLUFFS - & Co., Golden Eaglo Flour Leavenwoith foux Fails, Dakota. . SEAMAN, AND RETAIL LOFFICE ht and Sold. RATES. CONVEYANCERS 10WA, . LARSON, 16 North Main Street. ~ WHOLESALE DEAL tted uppers, In calt skin and ning to the shoe trade. R Go s =0l 3 cheap as IN SHOE FINDINGS Onk and Hemlock SOLE LE the Eog! MBS, NORRIS' NEW MILLINGRY STORE FOR STYLISH SPRING MILLI CHILDREN'S HATS A 105 South Main Street. W AT ER W.AVES That never require crimping, at Mrs. J. J. Good's Hair Store, at prices never befere touched by ther hair dealer, silver and colored nots elsewhere. Waves mado Also o full line of switches, cte. from ladies’ own halr. All goods warranted a8 represented. PATTERN BONNETS AND SPECIALTY. Council Bluffs Ia RY at kreatly reduced pricos. ~Also gold, Do not tail to all before ouncil Blufs, lowa. 20 Maln streo, - NEW MEAT MARKET. No. 536, BROADWAY, (Palmer’s Block. Between Gth and Tth streete. E W TIGKNO%?, Our Motto:—8trict cleanliness, the hest quality of nicats, and lowest poseible Come and see our new shop. ivercd to iy partof the city ~ Bethesda BATHING HOUSE! At Bryant’s 8pring, Cor. Broadway and Union §ts. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Plain, Medicated, Vapor, Douch,” shower, ot and ‘Cold petent’ walo and (maly always on hand, aud t tion given pateons, bataing childron, solicited DR. A. H Stuntey & Co., 106 Upper Broadway. cial attention given Dr. Studle; made a s} Plunge, Come beut f cato and Atton. to Inyestigation aud patronage Treatment of chroulc diseases REMOVED without dra knif CANGERS AND Ullll l» the of blood or use of Cures lung discases, Liver Com- Rheuma- TUMOR and Mercar- hlwuu Erysipclas, Salt Rheum, Scald Hesd, Catarrh, weak, inflamed and granulated = male Diseaso: of Vencrial diseases. moucy refunded, kinds. Hemorrhoids or Piles cu " crotulous Uleors and Ko~ Also_Kidney and red All diseascs troated upon the priuciple of veget- able roform, without the use of mercurial pois- one o the I Electro Vi who desire them, or or M-dicated Baths, furnished Hernia or Rupture radically cured by the use the Elastic bolt Trusa and Plaster, which superior in the world, CONSULTATION ¥FREE. CALL ON OR ADDRESS Drs, R Rice and T, C()Y,'HCIL BLUFFS, Ia. LIiVERY, has 0, HMiller, Fee. and Sale “*ableu, 1t Bouquet Morth First Street, old stand, Council Blufts, Towa. LAKD SMITH, Prop, W.D.¢ TILLMAN Practitioner of Hemeopathy, consulting Physicianand Surgeon. Otice and residence 615 Willow avenue, Coun- ol Bluffs, lows, SINTON & WEST, DENTI 14 P &STS. g o specialty DR. A P, HANCHETT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGECH. Houas, Otfico, No, 14 Pearl Btreet. % to 5 b Central offic ear] fitreot, Uouncil Bluffs. F. T, SEYBERT M. D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - IA., Oftice No, 5, Everett Block, Broad- way, over A, Louie's Restaurant, S. E. MAXON, AROKE I T BIO T, Office over savings bank, OOUNCIL BLUFFS, . - REAL ESTATE. W. C. James, lu connection with his law sollection business buys and aclle real est « Towa, and | ate PROPRIETOR. prices, Meats de- WATER WAVES In Stock an&?VIanufactur- ed to Order. Waves Made From Your Own Hair. TOILET RTICLES, All Goods Warranted as Represented, and Price Guaranteed. MRS. D. A BENEDICT, 337 W. Broadway, Council Bluffs; - - - ITowa MRS, E. J, HARDING, M. D., Medical Electrician AND GYGNECOLOGIST. Graiuate of Electropathic Institution, Fhila. deiphia, Penna, Ofiice Cur, Broadway & Glonn Ave, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. The treatmens and painful dit- Beultios peculiar to f apocialty. J. G, TIPTON, Attorney & Counsellor. Office over First Natlonal Bank, Council Blufts, Towa. Will practico in the stito and federal ourtaliEE LN JNO. JAY ] FRAINEY Justice of the Peace, 814 BROADWAY, Couneil Bluffs, - = W B. MAYE;*, Loans and Real Estate. 'myrhlu of Pottawsttamle Office corner of Droadway and Main , Council Bluffs Towa, JOHN STEINER, M. D, (Deutscher Arzt.) Cor, WASHINGTON AVE & 7th St, Council Bluffs, _-_Towa. of ahatracts wAseases of women and children & spocialty. P, J, HONTROMERY M. D. Frie DISPENSARY EVERY SATURDAY, Pearl trect. Rest] o hours from 9 to Council_bluffy Office In Everett's hlock, dence 628 Fourth strect. Of 28 m.,2to4 F. C. CLARK, PRACTICAL DENTIST, One of ad osp.m, Pearl opposite the postoffice. the oldest practitioners in Council Blufls. Hatls uteed in tstaction ¢ - MAURHR & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Persons wishing to buy er scll ety property call : Fich (ut Glass, Fine French China, at his office, over Bushuell's book store, r.m: Bllver Ware &c., stroct 240 BroAvwAY - COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. EDWIN J. ABBOTT, | The Star Bakery, Justice of the Peace and| HOWARD & ROBIE, Notary Public, 227 MAIN ST, 416 Broadway, Council Bluffs | | Ewploy the beat Bread Baker fn the Weat; also Doeds sndmortgages drawn ‘and scknowl ged | ver TOMATO BARBECUE Extensive Preparations for Canning in an Eastern Factory. Lewiston (Me.) Jourr The big tomato-barbecue has beg in Auburn, If the lover of this qun and Jammed, and quashed, and indis criminately abused until it loses all semblance to shape or identity, then boiled, and afterward suffocated in an air-tight tin can him suppress his emotions and stroll down to the river | bank behind Roak Block, Auburn, where the Durham Packing company commenced operations Friday. The tomato goes in smooth, plumy, and glowing In s few minutes it 18 lost | in an stoamiug maas of hot pulp, to be stowed away for the delectation of the winter palate. Abovt seven teen acres of tomatoos were placted | for the packing compan, It | the plants yield will | put up 20,000 care, a large part of which have been sold iu forward, and the packing factory has started on a smaliscale. The growera are paid 30 cents per bushel of sixty pounc The company has fitted and enlar, a building on the river bank, aud built a platform for batks, It is supplied with steam from Gross' boil- cra, Twenty people are employed at the start. When the crop comes in more rapidly the number will bo ia- creased to fifty, Some of the work- men have been employed in other fac tories. Other are uraen hands. The foreman has been in the businoss four- teon years The tomgtoes are first dumped into large shoal pans. They are set ina steaming tank and are scalded for two minutes, This procees makes them p-ol easily. They are promptly passcd over to # crew of women with knives, who dexterously remove the skin without regard to any suppositi- tions sensitivencss on the tomato's part. When a peeler gets her pan full, a man takes it to a small but business-like prees. The tomato pulp is poured into a hopper which ends in in a sort of spout. A can is placed under this spout, and the tomato pulp is pressed into it with a lever. This one press will fill 8 000 cans per day. ‘The cans are fed tc it by a spout run- from the can factory in an upper story of Ronk Block. Every can is weighed after it is filled by a woman who sets it on small scales, and per- hups adds or substracts a little, as the case may be, to get a balance of just three pounds. The can is then sponged and passed over to the sealer. He solders on the cap. This process is rendered very speedy by a patent capping-iron, cne twirl of which on the cap securely solders it to the can. This is a big improvement over the old-fashioned soldering capper aud is a recent invention, The cooking succeeds tho canning. The cans are placed in pans—sixty in a pan and are set in large tanks filled with boiling water. After they have boiled forty nnnuwn they are ready to cool and are “done.” ‘The company will can a emall amount of corn at Auburn, and have procured two solid iron retorts for this purpose, Corn requires a more thorough cooking. After a boiling water bath it is steam- ed for about an hour in theso retorts, They are held together by strong clamps, in order to resist the tremen- dous power of the confined steam. It hasonly been about a year since it wes discovered that tomatoes could be preserved without a second cooking process, Without tho 1 retort corn must be cooked three hours. The retort reducca the time one-third, The company has already canned a few apples and will can more. They are ccoked 1n twenty-five minutes, Tt will also put up pears, squash, bians, ete, The company will start ite corn- packing factory at New Glouster next week, italizing the blood is absolutely necessary for the cure of general de- bility, weakness, lassatitude, ete. The best enricher of the blood is Brown's Iron Bitters BARGAINING FOR A CHILD, The Surrounaings of a Common Enough Traffic in Flesh and Blood. rrom the New Yerk Sun, A childless man clipped the follow- ing advertisowent from a newspapor of yesterday's date and called at the address ¢ Forado Two heautiful female chil- dren, 3 years and 3 months o bath blontles, " 5305 Droome &t., over cigar | store, The erying of sevoral infants upon the sect wor was audible outide the store, The v r entered the narrow haltand climbed the narrow stairs, At the sound of his footsteps a pretty child of about three years came out from aroom to the right and ran up to him, wand another child of about the eame age watched tho visi- tor suspiciously from the door, Both were neatly drossed, A middle aged lady with a rather kindlyface, swepped into the hali,and in responso 10 a brief inquiry lod the way into a suall room to the left, The furniture was neat, but scanty. Two beds, with white counterpancs, were set agalust the wall, Oa one bed two infants were lying. B th were awake and one was kicking and worrying. The woman picked up the latter, and it at once gazed with quiet interest at the new comer, ““This is the three-months-old child THE DAILY BEE-- etable wishes toseo thotomato scalded, and sactificed, and flayed, and | hacked, and gashed, and squoezed, TUESDAY | ‘‘Is that child for adoption?” | the visttor, | “Yes. T have charge of that child Its mother is & mere gitl. She used to come here to see it, but I under stand the truth has been suspected at |her home, and she would not dare again. Of course, if anybody adop's the child she will not know whero it goes. Tt is a great worry caring for these children. 1 had nine here a week ago. 1 board them and care for them. Sometimes the father pays o regular sum for it and some timea ¢he mother. Occasionally they stop payment and I must get pay ment for their board from the people who adopt them.” “You see that little fellow?” the woman went on, pointing to a child uld just walk, “That child couldn’t be had for any money. His father pays his board, and expects to ty soon and adopt the child him Why, U've had childless moth asked | eome whose husbanda were taken out of wn for long periods on business, children and deceive their hus with them. I knew of a hus- vance. Inthe northern part of 3 A s 2 e band who discovered the deception county the growers report they have 1 ! J | and it was a yreat blow to him, but he had an abundance of rain, and the | PR O el e e crop has not yet ripened. In the| e e I0Ar0d, and forgave the southern part of the county the p & middles 1 woman ext 10 has suflered sorely from drouth. The [ & MES /SR RERIRE STSEeC i tomatoos are there ripening, and in [ (et G Hi BEEEE PRIE A0S, i some places beforo they are fully [ FUS T8 SEEOPORE BHE daren hot | grown. Tho yield has bogun to como |\ Bl L thy ntleman the next day. “I caumot see her to-morrow,” eaid the visitor, ‘I have timo now to call at her rooms, if they aro near.” The messenger went out again and soon re turned accompanied by the midwife. ““I would not dare,” safd the latter, *‘to have people call at my rooms on thisbusinees, Neithsr the people who leave the children nor the people who take them are able to find out after- ward. It wouldn’t do, you know, and it wouldn’c do for them' to meet one another either. This baby comes of splendia stock. T can’t tell you much more about them, but I can refer to a physician,”’ and she gave a physician’s name and address, ““What are your terme?” “You can pay me u small sum of money, whatever you please, and take fthe child. 1 am satsfied that ye are a respectable gentleman, and that's all T want to know about you, I shall know nothing about the child after it leaves me, and of course nobody else will.” “Your wife will be pleased with it," said one of the women, “‘for it looks very much like you. ’ ““Yos,” nard the others, *‘it has your eyes exactly.” Dobilitated persons, and sufferers from wasting diseases such as con- sumption, scrofula, kidnoy affections, will bo greatly bonefitted by using Brown's Iron Bitters A Famous Old House for Rent. Ford Castle, in Northumberland, England, around which was fought the famous fight of Flodden Field, is advertised to be let, at which ai quarians are grievously shocked. castle is of great antiquity, though nothing certain is known of it until 1287, when it is matter of history that extensive repairs were made. Toward the end of the fourteenth contury it was partially dismantled in a border fray. In 1613 it was captured by James IV, of Scotland. This is the date ot the true romance of Ford Cas- tle. King James found that Lady Heron, wife of the possosor of the cas- tle, had remained behind to guad it against the enemy whilo her husband was a prisoner over the border. The king became infatuated with the Lady Heron eoro he had long possessed the place, and for her sake, it is snid, refrained from destroyivg it. It was this dallying, say tho historians, that cost King James his awtul fate on Flodden Field. Lady Heron, it ap peared afterward, was in constant communication with tho English gen- Yeral, Lord Surrey, who took advan- tage of the delay and rushed on to Flodden. The room occupicd by the king is still preserved in the old por- tion of the edifie If Yon are Ruined in health from any cause, ocspecially from the use of any of the thousand nostrums that prowiise o largely, with long fictitious testimonials, have no fear. Resort to Hop Bitters at once, and in a ghort time you will have the most robust and bloomiug health, The Fascinaving Aligator. Toronto (-an,) Mail, An oye-witness of the following in- cident writes: *‘I was at the Zoo yesterday and saw something which is worthy being mentioned. Ono of the gulls entered the pond where the alli- gaior was lazily propelling himself about, and proceeded to enjoy itself in its native element. But tho eye of llu sealey monster was vpon n, .m.i mesmerie influence of its glane soon folt, It was impossible for uil to resist the halefu! glare of aurian; inch by it was a sist the fascination, until it came closo enough for the reptilo to opea its mammoth jaws and gulp down the Tucl bird, After having devoured its | he alligator sank to the bot- tom to digest its moal, Visible Jmprovement. , Bl Mr. Noah Bats a, N. Y., writes: “About four years ago 1 had an attack of bilious fever, and never fully recovered, My digestive organs were weakened, and | would be completely prostrated for duys, After using two bottles of your BURDOCK BLoob BITTeks the iwprovement was so yisible that I wa nished, 1 can now, though 6 , don fair and rea- sonub e doy’ Pric 0 They w1l Like the Girls. Cor, of New York Commerclal Advertis.r. Ex-Secretary Blaine has boon at the States for two days, he looks well. He refuses to talk politics, but stands ready to flirt with uny number of pret- ty girls at all times, Last night four mentioned in the advertisement," said | youny wirls cornercd him on the bal the woman. “The other child is over | cony und commenced asking him on the east side of town. Did you | questions, ever #eo a child three mon dwho| = “Tused to know Mr. Conkling at notices things as this baby does! See | Richfield Springs, ya Miss May, what & nice skin it has, and feel ita| ‘‘and he was just lovely He could flosh o und hard, isn It's a | flirt just us nice as our fellows from heelthy child, and it has a good hold | the stock exchange n life. “That is not strange,” said Mr, “I want to know somoting about its | Blaine, “‘oll successiul | wns like )’ ladies, all euccessful great men are 1 parentage. But I'm only | full of love and seatiment. A wman taking care of the child, My sister [ who basn'c heart enough to love a has stepped out after the lady who has | pretty girl can’t hold his constituents for adoption, She isa midwite and | through two campmgn: will be here soon “You are hitting Governor Cornell The babe remaining upon the bed was sharp featured, thin and puny. Miss Emo- “Govern- and Saw Tilden now, said ry from Madison Avenue, SEPTE \HSP R 6 1852 [ oF Cotnell 1 cortatn! y a very cold gen- [tlemon, He has boen here now t weeks. Wo girls have been intro |duced to him, but he freezes us all out He's a boar. But Mr, Tilden, | be is really the coldeat man we ever | #aw. Ho never can tell one young la- dy from another. 1 was introduced to Mr. Tilden five times in one week last sammer, and every time ho for. got me, and--" *‘No, [ don’t mean to bo personal, intorrupted Mr. Blaine, “but T mean tosay that a successful leader must have some personal phosphorus in him and “In fact ho's got to feel like kissing all the girls even if he don't like to do it," intorrupted Miss Simons of Lex ington avenue, ““Yes, thats mu it," said Mr. Blaine, langhing That's just it “Did Gon, Garfield like young la. dies?’ asked Miss 8, “Yes,” aaid Mr Garfield was very fond dies, immons, “General of young In- I believe he'd rather sit among A groupe of young ladies like this than preside over a cabinet mecting, and T know T would.” ine; htlul Misery. v, Bancor, Me., writes: suffered from con- king my lifo a mis che and frightful i (who has Leen o), induced me to 1. It has perfects ents; trial bottles —_— Coyote Bili Meets Ful zard, Towbstone Epitaph, Coyote Bill got his skin full of budge last night and then it began to draw upon his muddled intelloct that he was & “‘very bad man.” He accord- iugly chassayed into the Dexter saloon and announced himself as the boss wolf from Bitter creek. Grizzly Sam, who was in the act of downing a snif- ter at the bar, stowed his beverage, cracked his heels and went for the Coyote, sweoping the floor with him and taking one of his cars asa me- wento, Mr. Grizzly Sam comes from higher up Bitter creek than Coyote Bull, rown Bliz- “Lhe Best in the Market Fox Du Lac, Wis, Aug, 3, 1881, H. H. Warser & Co.: Sirs—1I re- gard your Safe Kiduey and Liver Cure the test romoedy in the market for kid- uey and liver disense, Jous D Grunenr, 24 West Division Street. Wanted the Bail Reduood. Some years ago as some of our read- ers will remember, when Jack Wad- kins shot one oflicer in the leg and an- other across the abdomen and then went to the fence, gothis horse and went away, againat the peace and dig- nity of the Territory of Wyoming and the statute in such cases made and provided, there wasa young man with bim named Rogers, who was arrested for complicity in the goneral hilarity of the occasion. When asked why he didn’t go with his partner, he said ho had started to do so,and on turning around to goout the door he met the familiar featurcs of seven or eight six COUNCIL BLUFFS MANUFAGTURING ©O. Mouldings, Scroll and Lattice Work. Wood Turn- ing, Re-S8awing, Planing and Matching, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Boxes, Ete. Manufacturers and Dealers in Improved Hawkeye Wind Mills and Pumps. J. J. Hathaway, Manager, Council Bluffs, Ia. Machinerv «ill be run exclusively for custom work on Thursday and Friday of each week, Ordera aolicited and satisfaction guaranteed. H . EE.NVNTCANYNE & CO., (Successors to J. W. Rodefer) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN LACKAWANNA, LEHIGH, BLOSSBURG OWA GOALS! COMNELLSVILLE COKE, GEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, ETC. Office No, 34 Pearl Street, Yards Cor. 1#shth Street and Bleventh Avenue, Council Bluffa P. T. MAYNE. O. E. MAYNE COUNGIL BLUFFS STEAM FAGTORY MANUFACTURE BROOMS, BROOM HANDLES, «CORN MEAL, GRAHAM FLOUR AND CHOPPED FEED The Very Best of Brooms Oonstantly on Hand. The Higheat Market Price Paid for Oats, Rye, BROOM CORIN Parties Wishing to Sell Broom OornWill Please Bend Sample, MAYINE & CO. COUNOIL RBLUXNEFE'S. JAMES FRANEY, Corn, i“Barley shooters smiling gladly into his eyes and he changed his mind. Rogers was taken before Jaudge Rit- ter for preliminary examination and held in 3,000 bail for his trial. Three thousand dollars is protty heavy for a young man who has noth- ing in the way of resl estate buta meal tickot and the memory ot his childhood. He tried to got it reduced but the judge was relentless. The re- sult was that he went to jail and af- terward to the penitentiary for three years, Later on Judge Ritter got into trouble for embezzlement and was sent to the ponitontiary also. He did nov want to go, but the jury thought that under the circumatances it could not be avoided, so he went. After he had been shaved and dresscd up in the eccontris costumo of the convict, ho was sent out to pile brick with Mr. Rogers, Mr. Rogers recognized him and waid: “Good morning, jndge.” “Giood morning, Rogers, “Look hero, judge, can’t you ro- ducs thst bail ot minealittle, 1 don't want to seem unreasonable, A Marvelous Cure. For all bodily ailments, arising frm im- purity of blood, n torpid liver, irregularity of the bowols, tudigestion, constipation, or disordered kifneye, i wirrant d in a froe ure of Burnock BLoon Birrers, Price $1.00. AVOCA ITEMS, of ‘Lun Lrw. Soptember Correspondenc Avoua, out announcing the wedding of Mr. W. K. Van Brunt and Miss Hattie L Ward on the Gih mst, The Centennial mill has been shut 2.—Cards are down during tho past four weeks, the company being engaged in onlarging the building and putiing m the new roller provess, aro buing Arrangements pushed ovi rapidly foward to have ything in readiness for our coming takos place thoe 28th, 20ih and B0th of September, It is expected that this will be the best fair ever held here. The firm of Ainsworth & Waterman, lumber dealors, has been digsolved, Mr. K. Waterman retiring and €, H Ainaworth coutinuing tne business, This closcs the career of one of the oldest firms in Avoca R. 8. Hart & Co, havo joust com- pleted a good substantial wwo story butlding which they use for an imple- ment warehouse, fair, which O. I, Nelson is in Chicago. Hon. H. O, Suftert went east Fri- day night. N Horsford's Acid Phosphate FOI THE ILL EFFECTS OF TOBACCO, Du, « A, FERNALD, Boston, anya: ‘‘l havo used it in cases of im h benelicial whero xic action paired nerve function wi results, especially ted by systom weted by of tobaceo, U cased the the Iron and Lead s Fittings and | Eubber | Pipe, Iron and Bras Trimmings, at Bixby & Wood's, THE PLUMBERS, On Bancroft or (Fourth Streets.) Hose, Merchant Tailor 372 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA Always keops onhand the finest assortment of mat rial for gentlemen's wear. Satisfaction guaranteed GO TO 536 BEROADWAYXY For all kinds of FANCY GOUDS, such ay Laces Emhru deries, Ladies' Tndarwear n duk!l'fl,(nlll Also Handkerchiofs, both in nhk and linon, hoso of all kinds, thread, pins, dlos, cte, Wo hope the Inales will call and see our stock of goods at 638 Broadway:!yts " UNION BAKERY, 517 SOUT MAIN STREET. THE BEST BREAD IN THE OI'Y. None but first-class Bakers employed. Bread, Cuko, Pios, &c., delivered to any part of the city. Our Wagons run all day. e : roprle or, CHARLES RICH, Merchant Ta lor. Late Cutter for Metealf ., Devol's New B’utildilng Nc:’ ‘ 'Main Council Bluffs, la, | 5 Suits to order $18 and upwards, 2 Street. J. F. KIMBALL, GEO, H, LIIAMI’ KIMBALL & CHAMP, (Succossors to ). P & J. N, Cawady,) Real Estate and Loan Brokers. nplote st of abstrack hooks to all city lots and lands in Pottawattamio fur ishod on whort otico. Money to lnan on city aod fa J11m# to #iiit tho horrower, Office MAIN STREET ILIVERY, FEED —AND— SALE STABLE. All Shippers and Travelors will find good accommodation and reasonabls charges, (SOUTH MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL, Council Bluffs, - Iowa. HOLLAND & MILLER, Proprietors, Abstract, Wo have the only o property, short Ionl ostate bough and wold, ut the old stand, HUGHES & TOWSLEE, DEALERS IN Conlectionery, Fruits,Nuts Cigars and 'fob:cco. i'resh uysters and Ice Cream in Soason, 12 MAIN 8 .., meil | COUNCIL BLUFFS IRON WORKS, MANUFACTURERS OF ENCGINES, BOILERS, MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY Omce and Works, Main Street, OOUNOIL BLUFFB, IOWA, | Wo glve spoclal attention to Stamp Mills, Smelting Furnaces, HOISTERS AND OENEEAL MILL MACHINERY, | HOUSE FRONTS, GENE .c'xh REPATR WORK | Sullivan & Fitzgerald, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Crockery, Glassware, 'BOOTS, SHES, ETC A'so agonts tor the following lines of Wil roceve prowps Misation & gl & | Steamship Companies ; rass (40ods, Beltiug, Pioing, | cussrd, Auchos, Guies, Amerows, abd Site Steamship Comyanivs. l! SUPPLIES FOR DR A EBXTS 1 [ron, foke, Coal, ¥or salo on the Royal Bank of Ireland and Bank P 1 Lreland, Dublin, Those w o intend to send for \,Jh 3, HLINDRLE, fricnds to any part of Europe will fiud it to thels utereat to call on Prosident. MRS, H, J. HILTON, M, D., Sullivan & Fitzgerald, AGENTS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 222 Brosdwav. Council Blufts | ' 343 Broadway, Council Bluffe