Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 9, 1882, Page 6

The D ;Iv Bee COUNGIL BLUFFS. Sqturnny .\finrr‘mg, Sr—pt 9. T SUBSURIPTION RATES: e, = - = - = 90 oents per woek a2 DD D L om per Year OMoe. No. 7 Pearl Street, Near Broadway. M. G. GRIFFIN, Manager. H. W. T'LTON, City Bditor. MUNTIONS, MinNO Se.man sells slate sponges, —J. Mueller's Pulace Music Hall, —Eherraden n akex photographs, —Fxercise hooks at Seaman's, —The repullizan primaties meet this evening. —Get your slates at Sesman’s, —Taylor Beos,, are pitting up a fine store on lower Main street, nan for school books, ~Call on § —The outeoing traineastward this after- Ca&R L ~ Go to Sceman’s for lead snd slate pene cils, pens, penholders and erasers, —1In the superior court yesterday the jury finished its work and were dischrged. noon is over the —“Rowmns for Rent” was given last night at Dohany's. The party stopped at the Ogden Visit Seaman’s new store, whre you will tind all kinds of schoul supplies at rensanable prices, —At Shull's butcher shop, south Main strect, you can always get the best meats ot reasonable prices, —The case of Harris & French va, Con- verse was heard in the circuit court yester- day and subwitted. —FEvery Knight of Pythias is requested to be prescnt at Castle hall Sunday morn- —Rev. Mr. Hulburt, of Fremont, Neb,, will preach in the Pressyterian church to- morrow morning an eyening. —Reinhardt and Hose will open Horu's Park on next Sunduy afternoon and even- ing. A sacred ¢ mcert witl be given, and a grand time is guaranteed. 1t ~ James Brennan, who was 0 noisv, ugly drunk as to roquire two officers to lead him in, was yesterday flaed $14.60, and booked as “the meavest man in the world.” —Permits to wod were yeslerday to Bd. H. Hermun und Sarah Ann Swith, both of Council Bluff 3 William Hunt, of 8t. Louis, and Josephing Cannow, of Du- buque; H nry G, Stader, of Omaha, and Auna Daraell, of Couneil Bluffs, —Those win are trying to start & new daily hera 11vo got 5 much ove uragement that yesterday they were trying to secure suitabls rooms 1ois oroposed to make it Independeut in pols terdny aftornoon near Lowry 8 saloon —Barney Daily knock sd down & s withont any appurent canse except to gratify a drunion wiim, He was arre tod, and among his effects wero found a pair of steel knucklies —There was a narrow escape from fire yesterd 'y afiernoon in a barn vear Ile k Bros. Some matches in the pocket of a vest hanuing ia the stabie cuught fire, and sot some hay on five as well, but the pail brigade put it out. —1In the cirenit eourt yesterday the jury in the case uf Parke: va. Norris biought in a verdict for d toudant giving him the possession of the proverty in question and fixing its valuo at $12, ~=One or two plewsant rooms are wanted by & husbaud wnl wife, in desirable loca. tion. Addiess Bk ffice Also a houso of four rooms in a conv nirnt location to post offi e in desicod Iy a small family without eh ldren, Enquire at Bex office, No, 7 Peurl ntreet. —It will well repay the gentlemen of Council Buffs and Western lowa to call at the Merchunt Tuitoring Establishment of Joseph Redter, 110 Upper Broadway, and examine his lutest styles of Full Goods, particulmly bis nobby French gger Heads. Mis prices, as is wel knowu, csunot Le beat, and he guarantees, a8 usunl, & perfect and sty lish fit, ~John W, Baird, of Council Bluffs, mads us & pleasant call on <aturday. John is & candidate ior clerk of the circuit and district ¢ urts. Ho has been a resident of Council Blaffs from boyhood, and stands very high in the osteem of all who know him., Haviog filled s ofhis . of justice of the peace there f r some time, his rare good sense and ability hus been the subj of most fuv rable comment on all sides, During the past three yoars he has been chairman of the county repu lican central . committee, in which position he has ex- hibited a fins executive ubility and acquit ted himself to the entive satisfaction of the ropublican party of the cou If nom inated Johu will be » strong man before the peple, and will dscharge the duties of the office as faithfully and couscien: tiously s he does every duty he is callad on to perform.— Avica Delta, — - HOR SALE, My residence, No, 715 Fourth street Baucroft ) L. F. Mukewy, C—— BAGGS BAGGED. The Well Known Confidence Man Gets Into the Meshes of the Law. A short time ago the notorious Doe, Bagge arrived in this city from Den- ver, and intended to once more re- sume his eonfidenee tricks with head- quarters here, whero in time past he gained 8o unenvisble a record, The press opened on him, however, so fully aud so baldly that he concluded that he wae to well advertised too work successfully iv this vieinity, and ac cordiugly skipped. It that he has been trapped tails of his doings are thu telogram from Minueappolis, and will be read with intesos’ by the commun- ity here where “'Doc"” has been so well known ia the past. Laat Friday Julge Newcowb, of Bt. Lous, at one tims a republican member of congress from the city st the end of the bridge, and United Siates marshal under Gen. Grant's administration, met & clever individ- wal in B, Paul, who ingratisted him- NOW appesars The de 'l‘lll' DAII \ self into the good graces of the ex- congressman, and wound up by steer- bunko game, ing him agaist & nizing his men, walked up to them and grasping them by the collar, one with each hand, exciaimed: “Gen tlemen, T am glad to meet you again. Oue of the struck the judge heavily on the arm and broke aw.y. The other struggled violently, but the | judge held on to him manfully, at the same time yelling lustily for the lice, The stranger made desperate efforts to get away, and the struggle continnad for several minntes, when Chicf Munger put in an appearance and gathered the arrested party into the “cooler” on a charge of swindling preferred by Judge Nowcomb, The man gave his vame as H. D. Hood, and that of his companion, who escaped, as W. A Howard. The man Hood turns out to be, however, the accomplished con- fidencs man, Doc. Baggs, who, when captured, was found to kave a large sum of money on his person. The capture was made by the doughty ex- congressman at about noon, when the streets were filled with people, who were led to believe the bank, upon the steps of which tho bunko man was neized, had been robbed, Judge Newcomb yelling like mad for police assistance. The capture had no soon- er been made than an eflort was made by Nowcomb to suppress his own part in the transwction. An officer arrived from 8Bt. Paul shortly atterwarda, and the swindler was taken to that city, with a compromise imminent. A CRACKED BELL. A Drunken Driver Wrecks Two Bug- gies and Iujures I'wo Ladies. Last evening a young man named Adolph E. Bell was driving along Broadway, 8o intoxicited that he care- lessly drove over a pile of lumber in front of Dohany’s new opera house, and the horse making a dash, the rig collided with a carringe, in which were seated Mrs, Phillipe and her daughter The ladies were thrown out and the buggies smashed. Mies Phillips, who has been in ill health for some time, received (uite severe ijuries, though no bones were broken. Officer Verling, who was on the eround, arrested Bell and locked him up, PERSONAL. H. W. Wilion, of Avoca, was in the city yoster lay. M. Denny, den W. 8. Wright, of Pawneo Oity, Neb,, was here yosterday., Justice Abbott bas gone to Shenandoah on busines connected with the coming sol tie ra’ reu jon, W. 8. Montgomery, from Council Bluff+, Towa, has settled with us and wiil ractice law,—Hand County (Dakota) Prese, Rev, T. T. F. Thickstun, formerly pas- tor of the Baptist church here, isin the ciy greeting friends, and will remain here over Sunday. Mr. H. Tarbox and wife, of Silver Croek, are in the city, t» ether with Mr, Tarbox's sister, from Kansas City, looking over the city. Mr, Tarbox isone of the live furmers of Silver Creek, and rep rts the corn crop in that vicinity as heavy and out of the way of the frost. HEAD.L lGH'l‘ FLASHES of Ottumwa, was at the (g rduy. They Show Up the Future Possi- bilitles of New Trunk Lines in ‘Whnich Iowa 18 Iuterested, Tho public, especinlly hore, grasp cagerly every crumb of comfort, or ray of hope con rning a change in the pool business, For some time past thero hus been some good cheer over the prospect of the Milwaukos & . Paul road keeping out of the pool, but the countenances of shippers be- gin to look little more gloomy as vhe rumors thicken that the St, Paul w going in after all. The mourners muy find some interest and comfort in tho following railroad predictions con- corning the prospects of new trunk lines, in which TIowa wi)) have no little intorest. The Chicago fimos says: There are several picces of railroad *‘lying uround loose” i this and ad- jrining states, which are fast orystal. izing and may soon become another east aud west trunk line. Two dif- ferent companies are evidently aim- ing at the absorption of these frag- mentary roads, One is the Indiana, Bloomington & Western, and the other ia the ladians, Illinois & Towa, The latter is & new company which is building & road due wesi from Ply- mouth, on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago, in Indiava, via Kankakeo, Dwight and Streator, to Kvithsburgh, on the Mussissippi river. This road is now completed between Kaukakee and Streator, The coutracts for cou- struction east of Kankakeo have been let, and work will be commenced #oon, Over in Towa is a little road runuing from Newton, on the Ruck Island, to New Sharon, on the Qentral railroad of lowa. From ()skaloosa, on the Central road, eastward to Brighton, on the south- wost branch of the Rock leland, is @ littdo road called the Chicago, Uurhnu- ton und Pacific, which, it 1s repnrwd in soon to be extended eastward to Koithsburgh, The impression is grow- ing that the Indiaua, Iilinows and Iowa compaiy, of whose bucking very little is knowa, is reaching out for these ln\hmvuhu‘) connections in Iuwa; and, also, that the Iudiana, Blocmington and Western compsny has designs on the same connections and the same territory, Some peopls pretend to have information that the latter com pany will furaish the money for the | extension of the Peoria and Farming- | ton railroad to Keithsburgh. When | these systems are connectod, as the; are cortain to be some d“yf— muuxf the time may be in the remote future —there will be oae, if not two, new trunk lines across the Central west, which, having no interest in common with Ohxugo, will give the Chicago roads a great deal of trouble, and must become imporiant factors in the western pooling arraugements, in which .Judge Newcomb lost about €3000 Since that tim he has been busily engaged in - search ing for the two econfidence men im phcated in t affuic, and met them | this morning on the corner of Nicollet and Washington avenues, and, recog | Edward | pedigree Il] QUIZZING A MARQUIS. His Maiden All For Lorne Take a Peep at Coun- cil Biuffa, Not by Many Eges. *John George Henry Dougias Satherlacd Campbell, the oldest son of Sir Georye Yesterday morning Douglas Camph: of Argyle,” as he is known in t book, but who is bett known to the common herd as ti Marquis of Council Bluffs yesterday accompanied Lorne, passed throu by his wife, Princeas Louise, wh proper titlo is Princess Louinn ('ar line Alberts, Dachess of Saxony Others were in the party who also | high titles, and to a npan lengthy appellations it took five to make up the special train. Jol. De Winton secmed to bo th right haud man of the marquis, Miss McNeill and the princess com hgh body andgpure blood shared in numerous snd apparently jolly com- | pany. Of course T Ber was the only paper wnose representative was up and around early enough 1n the moru ing to capture the royal train, which was successfully done by ecounting railroad ties out on the Rock Island until the train was reached, where it stopped to give the engine a drink, and the newsgatherer having succeas- fully climbed into the baggage car, gracually worked his way back to the car containing the sight to be scen, the time and distance giving oppor- tunity for him to gather up the need- ed courage to meot face to face a hive mar yuis. How did he look! Why, very much like any good natured, business like Scotchman, Instead of finding = curiosity, bedecked with medals, crosses, guilt quiz-glass and patent leather, there appeared to view, a man, perhaps a little better than the average. Of fine-build, broad-should- ered, unless deceived by ingenious coat padding, dressed in o enuff color- ed, rough surfaced business suit, a soft semi-military hat, a little on «ne side of his head, and put a little back, he appeared neither formidable nor dainty. As for jewelry ho wore a sparkling solitaire, and aside from that there was no display. He had little to say, but what that little was indicated that he wae not at ail em- barrassed by the presence ,f so formi- dable a personage 23 an interviewer, He had posted up, ppareatly, a litt! on Iowa matters, for as the neared the Rock Island depot h chanced to ses from the car window little saloon, with the us:ual numbe of two legged eigns holding dow some empty kegs. He scemed sur prised, and quickly nsked: **Why, thought they had shut upall the ]).ucu for drink in this state. Haven't they?” The reporter, not knowing from expe- rience, could only give him the result of external observations, The mar- quis on being asked whether he thought Anderson or Pusey was the best man for congress, showed a lamentable degree of ignorance con- corning the stato of the country, and evon went 8o far as to admit that he had never heard of either gentleman, and really acked who they were. He had got hold of some facts concerning the Union Pa- cific bridge from a railway guide, and secined to be more interested in thia than in whether Auderson had given a bond, or P'usey had tapped a barrel, and stopped talking about them to ask him for the facts about the bridge, whioh he scemed axious to see. He called Col. De Winton's atten- tion to something which attracted his attention, as he looked out of the car window, and which proved to be the big pile of oil barrels belonging to the Tank Line, *Why I didnt know there were any oil wolls in this part of the country, Colonel.” The latter turned to the news man for an ex- planation, and soon after the twain atarted for the next car to seo whether Louiso had finished her breakfast, and all was ready for the transfer, There sat the princess just tinishing her repast. of the mor, ning, and actual- ly finishing o the same primitive manner in which an ordinary woman would. The news man with characteristio mcdesty ad- mired her at a distance. A hearty looking, sensible, womuu she appear- od, with not what would be termed a pretty faco, but which as she talked with the marquis, sud the la- dies by har side, would light up, and her eye would sparkle, and onco she really laughed out loud e prin- cess at that. Afterwards Tar B wan learned that the cause of this outbreak was the question propounded her by one of the ladies, “I wonder if that is one of these new hotels they are building in Omaha,” pumnny to the mawmoth elevator. By this time the transfer was reached, and, as the royal party was placed in nmy upon the Union Pacific track, and rolled off across the bridge, Tur Bk man standing upon the platform, watching their departure saw a pair of com- [mueu with a white hat glide by, and n up againet l]m wall all out of breath, The Rt. Rev., had got there too late to cateh the score, and the marquis and Louise missed the privil- ege of seeing him, e Republican Primaries. The republican ward primaries for the purpose of elocting delegates to the r«;p\xl lican county convention, to | be held in the court house iu Council , Towa, ou Wednesday, Septom- , will be held on Saturday even- ing, September U, 1832, at 8 o'clock | p. m., at the following places; The First ward at Weis & Clausen’s, and select six (6) delogates, The Second ward at the office of John W, Baird, and select seven (7 delegates, The Third ward at the city building, aud select seven (7) deloyates. The Fourth ward at the court house and select nine (9) delegates. By order of the repub‘fluu city cen- tral commtttee, Cuas. B Hagi, Chairman, | Canada’s Governor Genera' rmztl They are Peeped at in Return bat| y present Duke ¥ n | | | | ¢ | the excursion purty, forming quite a | icken in very much | (‘()l’t\(‘ll, BLU H\ [()\\ A \A'l l’l\DAY SEI PTEMB. R Cl)l]!‘-(‘lL BLUFIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE Owmaha Street R, R i « 1o ) [ s have ! eir d have they, when a thoucht that t valuable blood and purifier known, and is sold by every druggist uoder the name of Burdock Blood Bitters, _Price, 8100, - — Attention Brick'ayers. All msm\wn of the Council Blutls bricklayers’ union are heroby re(iest- ed to meet in their hall on Munday evening at 8 o'clock sharp. Business of importance. By order of the president. Humbuogged Again. I saw €0 much said about the merits of Hop Bitters, and my wife who was always doctoring, and never well, teas- ed me 80 urgently to got her some, 1 concluded to be humbugged again: and Iam glad 1 did, for in lees than two months’ use of the Bitters, my wile was cured, and she has remained 8o for eighteen months since I like such humbugging. T., St. Paul.— Pioneer Prens. MAIN STREET LIVERY, FEED —AND— SALE STABLE. All Shippers and Travolers will find good accommodation and reasonable charges. SOUTH AIN STREET. OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL, Council Bluffs, - Iowa. HOLLAND & MILLER, Proprietors. Sullivan & Fitzgerald, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PRUVISIONS, Crockery, Glassware, BOOTS, SHUES, ETC Al3o agents for the following lines of Steamship Companies : Cunarl, Ar v, Guion, American, and State anuship Comj anics DR A E XS For sulo on the Royal Bank of Irelan and Bank ot Iroland, Dublin, Those 0 send for fricuds to 'any part of Etrops will fin It to thelr ntereat o cali un Sullivan & Fitzgerald, AGENTS, 343 Ilrgmjwqy. Counci! Blu%s INFIRMARY | o e T.J.CADY, M.D., V.8, (late Veterlnary Surgeon | % The Only Veterin.ry Surgeon in the C ty. OFFICE AT BLUE BARN, UPPER BRUADWAY. REFERENCI All of tho bist Fhys clams in L | Blufts and COUNCIL BLUFFS IRON WORKS, MANUFACTURERS OF ENCINES, BOILERS, MINING AND GENERALMACHINERY Office and Works, Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Wo give specs) attention to Stamp Mills, Smelting Furnaces, HOISTERS AND GENERAL MILL MACHINERY, HOUSE FRONTS. GEHNERAL REPAIR WORK will rocelve prompt attention. A geueral aa sortment of Brass (oods, Belting, Pining, AND SUPPLIES FOR Foundry, Pig Iron, Coks, Coal. OHAS, HENDRIE, President, COUNGIL BLUFFS SPEGIAL | NOTI(,ES VW ANTED 1o modintely, A mn to take arc of horses. Appiy to 604 8 urh Main street WA ¢ and Lidu triovs solici o +fit A8 ocia tion, Counil o hive (00d ter oy un Mo tuia and Towa, whi'h wil b le* €5 the tight portics on Hberi t s, Appl. in per oo or wdrcss A, J Cook, manager, Council blaff AW AN ED=A ton m widera, first.cin s Mo PALS w Meaant rvvnw! cato not many Bushand aud wite. TnfTe, Addrces LK fhoe, Council “Evcrybody in Con ® Vinm, 20 cente rriers. Offics, No 7 Poar) Stéeot WA \‘.“l;u Biufhs I VW ANTED=To buy 100 tous oroom ort For particulars addrows Councll Bluff Broom Fackory, Counctl Blufts, To 158-29t! B For Sale and Rent DO RENT. A very plewsant ind onvenient MY v miontes walk uthw ool Enguite on or prea & 014 Seventh ayenue “{n K—200,000 »;i‘w..ml:’:‘ ];n'.r?h.n'r'mu OMS—Enqu roat A 10%12 skylight. Suttablo for Apply to Exeel Sor Gallery. enititul residence iote, 860 cach; nnlhlux down, and 83pers onif only, by EXMAVO ¢ VAUGHAN 3 Ml ellan OST—A large wardroh 41000 ¥ Enquire at R iberal remard 8 of -kmm do procoss, treet %Tll Y] ¢ accessor 18 and sp.cime h iab e gelatine br sallery 10 Main R, W. L. PATTON--Physician aud Oculist. Can cure any case of =0 it Is only o watter of tme, and can cure generally in from three tc five weeks it o akes no differ ence how long diseascd. Wil straighten cross remove Ptyroginme, cte., and Special” attention to re aph-tf THE GRAND INAUGURAL EXPOSITION AND Speed Contest AT THE BRIVING PARK, Fair Association Grounds, Council Bluffs, Towa, Sent 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1882. PREMIUNS, $20,000. Grand | ucural Exposition and opeii 1o the wodd. $9,300 FOR SPEED. The best Mi'e Track in the United 8 atos £33 such noted horsemen a3 Budd Dobe, D n Ma and others. THE GREAT HURDLE RACES OPEN TO ALL. THE CLOSE BRO. of England, with imported ho scs, have ( atered for this r.co. ce s Contest PROGRAMM . Finst Dy Town n d in which & try are cxpected, § ptember 10, ember 15, O) yaske col sk the bist hor wile d:sh for-all pac s 1 James b 10 pacer Wi son Tikn 1Ay —Septem® £2 . 20 cn 8, © and aver flo r wo Dy 't toere will o an oxhi §ion o care groand- t) sarpassany.hing -ovor befe inioia FoURTE DAv—September 21 M re fire » more atle, noore fre hor s, with g aof xbinte in he Gron Exposiion Buil g nver beore s tan pred in the Vailey of the Miss: uri The fucst spoed h 7 ¢ abs, with satl nal ir 00 Ferd of cutti from o try v sale during ¢ lay of the £xposition, forea:n of ea Come One! Come Al'! Huvo a Weok of Genuine Pleasure. On the Fourth 1ay, Septembor 21, will occur 'HURDLE RACE! DONT MISS IT. For Sonsational Trotters or Pacers, $2,000. A. B. MoKUNE, ree , Couneil lufl~. I GITIZENS BANK Of Counctl Bluffs. Organizod under the laws of the “tate of Tows Paid un capital.... Autaorized cap! al on tine deposits Dratts issued e ticw of the United States Europo Special abtentio give to collections pndence with prampt retur:s. DIRKCTORS, J. D, Bdmundson, W, W Wallace, STARR & BUNGH, HOUSE, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. PAPER HANGING, KALSOMINING AND GRAINING, A SPEOLALITY. Shop—Corner Brosdway and Soott St EI1G “BLACK-DRAUGHT " curea oy wpep 83 TTRTSRTOn and Beartburn, NOTICK. 8 Lost, Found, T Wants, Doarding, LINE for tho first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE each mubse insertion Leave ments at onr office, No. 7| Penrl car Nroadway 9 " HARKNESS, OKCUTT & CO0., DRY GOODS AND CARPILT HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Street, Coancil Bluffs, Iowa MUELLER™ = J. MUELLER, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10W A, Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.76 and $2.00 S ELT I 9 &S VS I ED W TWEsar. Bluff and Willow Sreets. Council Bluffs, E. R. STRINHILBER, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF T&B%M@ CUPBUARDS AND SAFES, We make the following a specialty V. g E. STON TABLES, POPLAR OPEN WASHS WALNUD LREAKFAST T ALL ES, POILAL WAR I)]}()] 4 POPLAR BREAKFAST TABLES, IUI’L\L CUPE WALNUT WARDR( L POPi AR SAF WALNUT OPEN W \\H\"I'\\l)\ ordeis and corresponde ce promptly attended to. Office and Momifactory S. E. Mor. 7th: Ave 14 12th Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS TOWA MOF'G N, KELLER % CO, The finest quality nnd |Lr.u :ucx west of Chicago of : b stk wert o g0 of wooden and metalic casen, Gult tenden at al hours. We defy competitinn i quality of Bh l“rrwp'.;::;: Our Mr Morgay Fon for fo ty vears and thoroughly i derstands his business, WARE! ()U\l\ 6 AND 357 BROAD VAY, Uphnl»t»rmg in a'l ity hranches promitly attended to ) carpet-laying an graphic ond mail orders flled withont dul Gl G I, it XT lay HAGZG & CO's BOTTLING WORKS, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - I0W4, BOTTLERS & D-ALERS IH GEISE'S BEER Mude from the Fioest Malt and Hope, with water obtained from the JBRAT 1) ARTESTAN WELL, AT A DEPTH OF 800 FEET, This Water 1 known everywhere for its Purity and Wholesome (pualities, B0 DWW R BEEBIR Also Dealers in (', Corrad & ' Originil Budweiser Beer, wanufactured in g , 2 ) n St, Lovis, Mo, 24/ Orders in the City or From Abroad Promptly Filled, HAGG & C0.,, COUNGIL BLUFFS, IOWA. ON & LARSON Wiolesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOI Joseph Schlitz I} Jompany’s Celebrated MILWAUKEE BEER, uncil Bluffs, Towa, | dealers del ver d fre ’ brewing : Orders from the sountry wmlu-d ity A BEEBLY, W. RUNY C. A. BEEB= & CO,, Waolesale and Retal! Dealors in FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, ¢ ouncil Blu JAMES FRANEY, Merchant Tailor 372 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. 1d the e -t assortwesit of mat. rial for W. BEEBE Always ki ops on lemen's wear Satisfaction v CroO MO 636 BROADW.AY For all kinds of FANCY GOU S, such ag Lces, Embro:deries, Ladigs’ flufl}rw‘lr 9wl desos ,,u..n.. needles, -t W, where CI—IARLE_.S RIGE Merchant Ta lor. (Late Cutter for Metcalf B ,,) Devol's New Building, No Main Councn Bluffs, la, Suits to order $18 and upwards, ranteed Als Haudserchic's, both fo silk and linen, hose of all kinds, thresd, bope the Iaaies will'call aud sce our stock of goods at 686 Broadway | Street, J. F. KIMBALL, GEO, H, CHAMP, KIMBALL & CHAMP, (Successors to J, P & J. N, Casady.) A\bstrgct Real Estate and Loan Brokers. mplete 3t of abstrac: hooks to all city lote and lands in Portawattami i \finilu u and abetracte fur ishe 1 on short . otice. Money 10 loan oo city and farm o short an O time, in su e to suit dhe borrower, lieal catase boi it and wold, b 1d stand, opposite cOurt b user M Al il OB A