Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 15, 1882, Page 6

- e ———— . T — . ————— —— Bee. COUKGIL_BLUFFS. Friday Morning, S+pt 15. SUBSCRIPTION RA OMce: No. 7 Pearl Street, Near Broadway. M. G. GRIFFIN, Manager, |, W. TILTON, Clty Bditor, MINOx MENTION®, ~J. Mueller's Palace Music Hall. —8herraden makes photographs, —Deputy Marshal J. White now has a broken shoul ler as a result of being thrown from his horse, —St. Patrick’s benevolent socie'y is to give au annual ball on the 20th inst., at 8t. Joseph's academ —The Blufi City fire company, which lately withdrew from the vity department, has removed its furniturs to rooms on ‘HE DAILY BEE-~COUNCIL BLUFFS l()fiWA l“l_%ll)f\Y SEPTEM | VOTING BONDS. A Livey Contest at Wesping Water Corvespondencs of The Bee Weerine Waren, September 13, — | Yesterday our city was in great ex citement over an ction for railroad bonds in this precinct, 1 1t would seem rather late in the day to vote on bonds for the Missouri acific railway, whose engines have long since been traversing the track to and fro with trains of passengers and freight from tho town to its terminal point, but about one year ago when the road was about to be buiit the company threat. ened to go around the town unless the citizons theroof voted bonds or signed an agreement and bound themselves in the sum of 815,000 o pay all dam- age of the right of way through the precinct. For some reason or other tho agroemant was proferred, and the same was writton up by John L. Web- ster, of Owaha, and eigned him as attorney for the M. P, railway com pany, and was signed by sixty-three Eroadway. —Joseph Ross, the upper Broadway eooper, dusires to purchase fifty thouwsand hoop-poles. Write to or enquire at his cooper shop, —Joseph Reitor makes the Finest Suits in the latest styles, at the lowest possible prices. Hin merchant tailoring establiah- ment is at 810 Upper Broadway, Couucil Bluffs, —Justico Abbott hias had two new ties, one joining J. H. Kimbel and Jennio Darrell, the other joining H, K. Hender- son and Michalene Iverson. —The cas» of Cowles va, Smth & Crit- tonden yesterday came to a close in the circuit court, the jury returning a verdiet in favor of the pluiutiff for 8600, —The seats far the new school house in Shaw's addition arrived yesterday, and were store] in the Bloomer kchool build- ng, the other not being ready. —D. F. Fogarty, who has been on a apree for several days, was yesterday run persons on bohalf of the precinct most of whom nved 1 the city, proposition was made and duly pub- | lished to vote bonds to the amount of 812,000 to day all dumage of the right of way and relieve the signers of the 815,000 obligation, As above stated whe election was aceordingly heid yes terday. The furmers clauned that the people 0 the city had received all the danisge so asseseed, and that they had most all given the right of way to the road without charges, and conse- A. | quently they voted agaiust the bonde, vory nearly to a man, aud it requiring & two-thirds vote to carry, they were defeated by a voto of 198 jor to 1562 against the bonds. Considering the facts as stated, where money, the root of all eyil, was the main point in is- sue, parties who did not participate in the conteat can have but a faint idea of the excitemont throughout the en- tire day. A Single Vietory. The va'ne of electricity as o remedial agent haw gained « rienal viotory over pro- n on complaint of his wife, who says the old man had struck the ugly period of the drunk and hasbeen pounding her, —In the circuit court yesterday morn: ing, the injunction case of J. It Scott va. the City was argued by Mr. Seott and Mr, Mayne, and the case was taken under ad- visement. —There being no democratic paper In this city, Mr. Pusey seems obliged to use the Omahia Herald as his organ, and then get the notices copied into the evening what-is-it, used here to wivertito cure-alls, —At A. Mue/ler's palace music hall is being received the finest stock of pinns, orgaus, musioal instruments of all kinds, sheet music, etc.,, ever received n the northwest, Orders for goods keep coming in from every direction. Square dealing and reasonable prices are the mottoes of this nctive house, —The following permits to wed wero yesterday issned: J. H. Keith and Mis Kate Howitt, both of Council Bluff:; Loua judice I'moMas’ Erkcrare Om. stands tormost in this class of compounds, Testi- monials fromall parts te(l of the wondrous cures of rheumatism, neurslgis, hucte, and wores, etc,, ettected by its agency, PERSONAL. Rev. Joseph Knotta is at home agnin. M. W. King, of Oakdale, Neb,, is in the city. Pat Lacey has arrived home from his wostern trip, Stewart Arderson, of the “‘State's At- torney” company, was at the Ogden yes- terday, Paul Ackles, the well known clothing merchant of Avoca, arrived in the city Iast evening. 0. B, Nelson, of Avoca, was attending to some probate matters in the circuit court yesterday, W. G. Morris, of Morris & Co., the blackemith and wagon firm, hus started for Kentucky to vieit his old home. James and Lirzie Harter, of this city; Levi Devore, of Keg Creek, and Barah A, Da- learhyde, of thia city; J. . Kimbel and Jennle H, Darrell; H Henderson and Michalene Iverson, of this city. ~The case of Driscoll vs. The Board of Education was on trial in the circuit court, Mr, Driscoll, the Omaha archi- tect, claims that the board appropriated Ais plans for the building of the school house in Hall's addition and refueod to &ive him anything. He claims £500 dam- ages, —Bome of the homeopathic physicians of the city have been putting in more or less time during the past fow days in at- tending the meeting of the academy of medicine in Omahs, snd of course drop. ping in to ree the fairsights, ~The ruralists in some parts of the state are being victimized by professed agents, who get the unsuspecting farmer to write his nawe on a piece of paper, merely as » memorandum, 80 as to call again, The next the farmer sees of the paper it s in the form of & note for & goodly amount, his genuine signature being affixed. It seems as if the farmers would learn after a time not to sign anything for any stranger. ~Dubuque and Des Moines are being asharply criticised and widely advertised for the extortionate prices charged strangers who visited the encampment at the former place, and fair at the latter, It is stated that at Dubuque an expressman charged 827 for hauling two load: distance. Such instances should prove warning to Council Bluffs, and care should be taken that during the several great gatherings to be held here within the nex month no advantage should be taken of strangers, —_— Attention, Concordia Lodge No 63 K. of P, You are hereby notified that there will be no meeting on Friday night, as we are changing our *‘Castle Hall” to Everett’s block. A special meot: ing will be held in our new hall on Saturday night, September 16:h, for general busin also for work in the #anks. A largo attendance is de- eired. H. Nurr, e — o — TAKING THE TOOLS. A Burglar's Outfit Found in the Park Bnugly Hidden. Yesterdsy afternoon there was a _strange 4ind hit upon in Bayliss park. As the park keeper was raking up some dead grass and leaves he struck upon a little bundle hid inder a tree, and on vnearthing it and taking off the cloth cowering it, a pretty com- plete set of hurglar's tools came to light. There were jimmies, fine drills, fuses, ete., showing that who- ever owned thems was well propared for crooked busiwess. A mystery bangs around the aftsir as to just who left thew there, aud why, but it is evident that somebody been hovering about ready to break » benk or orack & safe if any chance cffered. FOUR BALE. My residence, No, 715 Fourth sfreet Baueroft’) L. ¥. Moxray, Geueral R, H. Musser, of Missouri, was at the Ogden yosterday in company with Robert Percival, Eeq,, A, R, Larimer, and other friends, There was quite a party here from Dun- lap yesterday, including C. A, Gager, R. Marquis, Mra. L, Kellogg, J.-A. Kelsey, R, Pailey, Mrs. B. J, Moore and Mrs. ‘Weekes, D. C. Bloomer has left for Baltimore, to attend the Sovereign lodge of Odd Fellows as a grand representative, in placo of Mr, B. Newman, who was unable to serve. C. J. Colby, of the Creston Gazette, and who is also interosted in real estate busi- ness there, was in the city yosterday. William Stull, of Linceln, the junior member of McKinley & Stull, was in the city yesterday, and one of the favored guests at the Keith—Hewitt wedding yes- terday afternoon C. M, Witt, of Neola, dealer in furni- ture, hardware, etc., and one of the live men of that place, was n the city yester- day. He was wocompanied by J, W, But- ler, also » Neola merchant, who is well kuoown here also, Chritian Anderson for a number of yoarsjengaged,infthe mercantile business at Avucs, spent yesterday in the city and took the evening train for Nebraska where he will engage in business, W, A. Stowe, a promicent attorney, formerly of Hamburg, but now of Omaha, is in the city engaged in the trial of Dris. coll vs Independent school district of Council Bluffs, H. J, Chambers, the attorney from Avoca, has been in the city since Tussday attending court and the county conven- tion, and departed for homo last eyening, ¥. W. Farsler, formerly of Oakland, but now of Carbondale, K 8, is in attend- ance upon court, Mr, Fausler states trat whest in that part of Kani in some stances ¢oos {0 bushels per acre, and rates No. 1, W. W. Wallace, of Avoca, who recently met with an accident by falling from a haystack, striking upon a fence post and breaking a number of ribs, spent yester- day 1 the city, on his way from a visit to bis brothers in *‘Coin,” and retarned to Avoca last evening, Mr, Wallace will sell his farm and engage in the lumber and bardware business in Coln, Mr, §Shepardson, now of Kearney, and formerly in the employ of Atkins, the druggist, was in the city yesterday, shaking hands with rome of his old friends, Ho has been taking in the sights at the Omaba fair, snd improved the op- portunity by also coming over here, McCartney, 88 Lloyd Street, Baf- \fell and sprained his Ankle, ployer, H. Andereon, 9 Main cured some Troma Errcraio e #ays tha o few application en- abled him to go to work as usual, Worthily Weddad. Yesterday afternoon there was a very quiet but happy wedding in this city, the contracting parties being M. J. H, Keith and Miss Kate Howitt, The csremony was performed at the residenco of the bride's mother on Becond avonue, Rev, Cyrus Hawlin ofticiating. The company cousisted simply of the relatives and o fow intimete friends, and all ostentation was carefully avoided, Both parties are well kuown here, and BER 15 a large circle of frienda wili join in ex- tending the heartiest of congr i ula tions and the best of Mr. Keith hue for six or cight year been connected with Burnham, Tul- leys & Co., and is held in hich re apect by busivess men throughout th p, whilo she whom he has thns won vas passed th ! her: wedded ones lo/t last evening i eago, intending to visit friegds Bloomington aleo, to visit St Louiis before their r Tho Detalls of the Meeting which Failed to Patch Up the Agree- ment. of the roads interestod in traflic be- tween Chicago and St. Paul, and bo tween Chioazo and Council Bluffs was held in Chieago Taesday in the hope of fixing up momo arrangoment to naintal ch have been both pools, #o greatly agitated of lato by the in- sondence of the Milwaukeo & 8. Paul road. The fol ng are some of the details of the gathering by The Times: s given THE [OWA POOL, Tt was necrasary, bef he Towa pool, to eame to sume under- atanding on St. Paul buaic Tae Milwaukes aud St Paul road retuses, it is statod, to enter the Tows pool un- jeus-tho Rock Islaud will pool ils 8. Paul business with the other hives and atop ontting rates and using what the 8t. Paul considers questionable meth ods to secure custom:, As might have been expected, the meetivg yesterday was produc:ive of no definite compact botween the conflicting interests. Iu- deed, the outlook is that the meeting will adjourn, leaving matters in a worae muddle than ever before. Mr. Cable, of the Rock Tsland, stated last evening that he did not believe any arrangement for pooling businesa to either of the points bsfore mentioned would be made. He says that his road 1l 1sist on s percentage amounting to one-third of the busi- ness. In making this demand ho does 80, he statos, not merely in the inter- eet of the Rock Jaland, but also for the Burlington and Cedar Rapids, and the St. Louis and Minneapolis roads, over which Rock Island tesins must run to reach 8t. Paul. Of course, the two direct lines, the Milwaukee and the Northweatern, will NEVER SUBMIT TO AN ARRANGEMENT thut allows a lino 120 miles longer than theirs to demand au equal'share of the business with them. In fact, the Milwaukee and St. Panl roads are disposed to lock upon the Rock Tsland’s Albert Lea route a8 u eort of impertinonco. *“Why,” said a well informed railroad mgn yesterday, ‘“‘there are fivs other routes to St. Paul just as good, and severs] of them much shorter than the Albert Lea route of the Rock Island. A line might be made over the Northweatern to Cedar Rapids, then north along the line of tho Burlington & Northern aud the St. Louis & Minneapolis. This line would be forty-two miles sborter than tho Albert Lea route. Other lines might run to Barlington, then north over the Cedar Rapids & Northern to Ottumwaa, and then north over the Iowa Centrai and Mil- waukee roads, and to Marshalltown, and porth via the Iowa Central and the Milwaukee.” All of these five possible routes could do business between St Paul and Chicago with as much dispateh as the Albert Lea route. And, while SUCH A CONTINGENCY 13 IN NO WAY PROBABLE, inasmuch as it would require a cer. tuin amount of business to be given to the Towa roads, still 1t is held that any one of theso combinations would be entitled to just ns large a per cent- age as is the Rock Island, The Mil- waukeo people even now say that, be- sides their direct route, they can ar- range ono by Dubugue which is short- or than tho Albert Liea line, sud just os rightfully ensitled to a percentage as is the latter, 1t is barely poesiblo that tha Rock TIsland may be induced to lower its demands in order to eecure the en- trance of the Milwaukeo road, which has just opened & new line to Omahn, into the Iowa pool, 1t 1s understood that the Milwaukee peaple are not particularly anxions to onter the pool, and will only do so to avoid the cut- ting of rates and demoralzistion of business which will reault 1n the northwestern business unless that pool is patched up. A further meetivg of the parties interested in arranging these mattera will be held in the Grand Pacific hotel, when it is vxpected that an umicable understanding botween the various lines will be reached, rearranging e Confering Titles. The following transfers of titles aro roported as taken from the county records by J. W, Bquire & Co., ab- stractors of title, real estate and loan agents, Council Bluifs: H, E. Hardin to E. M. James, lot 8in block G, Curtis & Rawmsey's ad. dition to the city; 85560, P, J, McMahon to B, C. Pettibone, lots 1 and 2 in block 54, Mullin's sut- division to the city; $100, F, Brennamsn to A. J, O of nw}, 8, 70, 42; §600. M. Helnly to O. Orontt, sk of nw} and ne} of swi, 16, 77, 42; $1 500. A, 5. Walker to W. R Vaughan, lot 8 in block 26, Burn's addition to the city; §20. P. Cook to A, 8. Judd, sw} of 20, 76, 39; 85,600, L. M. Arnold to C. Thiese, part of lot 2 of u} of nw} of 16, 77, 39; 400, W. Stafiord to Horace Cook, part of lot 9 in block 4, Avoca; §412, G, N. Hiues to A, 8. Watson, | blocks 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 aud 15, Lola; $420, J. W. Davis, et al, to A, Hooge- woning, part of lot 8 of sub-division of lot 2of v} of nw} of 16, 77, 39; $90, J. M. Reinhart to G. Hamiiton, part of se] of 26 75 41; §384 us, €} —— e — *4*'1t 18 & great art to do the right thing at the right time.” The person subject to derangement of the kidueys or liver has a protective duty to per- form in purchasing & package of Kid- ney-Wort. Itinvigorates these o and by its cathartic and diuretic effect, cleanses the whole system of all bad humors. Another meeting of the managers e COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIA :Th'! Counell Bluffs I"J\'.‘» Win the 5 E\-‘,Q."'nfis-i | waLLOPING THE WAHOOS. ternoon the Wahoos | Blufls clubs had & fairly Yesterday Tos | and Couue | . [ interesting contest on PER LINE for esch subw nt field. The attendanc: w i o e om o thete boing little intereat Pear] “hreet, near Heondway result of the game and m Wants. riug to wait and seo the g \ S ANTAD =TI 0% s at Omaba. The came resultc ko et Jo (p Neiter's M YA b bment, No. $19 Br.adw expeeted victory for the home club, " who scora1 10 to the Waioos 5. Me. | 437 pxr I'rico, of the B, & M. club of Omaha, | ¥ or the Leadeillee, | , and did 8o dn & e manner to all, gaiving record for f'ns baing one of the best ut- [ iibers & v Ey & young man, a s fustion fit A8 oc % We hive 1ood te vicry nmoccupied ' in Ka s, Ne'raska ar pires who has yet acted hero, Thoutas, | €0k, manseer, Counell tluffs che sesond hasemnn, of the 16 sodond s ': 4 Lo Mthe first-clas, Uatesmed rate. Mise, M, F was Tec a the ] yan_and Douzherty of the old Couneil Biofls club, played with the Wahoos as tiest and | respootive Mr. Faatherston, new catoher, did somw very neat rday and wedo & favorable im- ssion on the lookers-on. ® address * ox p inel! Riv A An Irrepre:aible Town in Southwest- © house 18x27 and ha orn lowa r horse Corrospondence of Tie VER: W ¥ SueNanpoau, In, September 0.— Bmu 00,000 Urick for sale by i This city is ono of the irrepressble ODFLL & DAY kind that grows epontoncously and | JIURNGAEDROONS=Fnu for tuc first Insertion and FIVE OENT. 1 industrions Town, whith wil be lo® 5 the Yight purics on Aply 10 poro | or acdress A. J ahocs, | W\ZANIED=Afex mrs ey biandes, Thbi E | Y B ‘ THE FAMED SHMENANDOAH. - T ¥ —td A farm of 160 acres, ne_county, é_\\ . Enquire > O U HARK RESS, OROUTT & CO., DRY GOODS AND CARP.LT HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Street., i Council Bluffs, Towa or will travel on the rond. Addre & B, Council B'nffs, Towa. ————————————————— MUELLER'S Headqus.rt;r-s For the Cele- brated Weber Pianos, _ Goods Toys and Fancy Wholesale and Retail. Address, 1 street, i i ig! 2 ity that - builds with a vigor and ectisity th T STy awakens feelings of jealousy in its| ! kot ved. Apply to Excelior G i aly think k w road | JJOR SALE-B rivals, Oaly think of the n¢ 0 !4 ) b in runuicg order and the vow division [ py =" Ty shops expected lere, the ground torn . up for a new depot; manufactories tiful resi Miscellaneous. i R C J. MUELLER, I iiH GOUE Gl} BLUFFS, IOWA. fofid r_ Enquirc at Bee office. and trading houses, dwellinye, print- I 0ST—A Iarge wardrob koy. 1 iberal reward 4 ing houses, machine shops, hotel and | 20 48_fwine ot livery stables, all grown up like| STy Acemorics and ap ) i i Gigq | ta onb_the rellable gelatin Jonah's gourd, in & night, ‘“‘as|tenk therelisbie golatine 'twere.” L. PATTON—Physician and Ocu THE SHENANDOAH HOUSE, 1t Is the new brick hotel in the east end of ens of pictures apb: many years e host of the Clarinda house, and. his new 'bus is ou hand| THE GRAND I UGURAL town for two first class hotels. This house is credited with having the best AND, sample room accommodation on the slope or in southwestern Towa. Speed Co ntest THE SUENANDOAH NATIONAL BANK AT THE is the succe: Here we find the president, G Bogatt, and the well knoan cash H. F. Wileon. The new safe, manu- factured by the Canton, Oaio, com- e ecry oy wnd e (0IMGH] Bluffs, Towa, two time-locks aud esch one rigged with double clook’ ‘work, and’ is aup:| Sevt 18,19, 20, 21, 22, 1652 posed to be absolutely prool against the cunning burglars. ‘The old six- PREMIU i 2[] U[][] foot Page County bank safe, the y largest made by the Hall sate company, is being moved from its old stand, and will Dbe Fair Aesocietion Grounds, open to the woild. will grace the office of the new firm, THE NEWSPAPERS along this line seem to be making fic:"c”a'ff:dnhomw" a8 Budd Dob.e, Dan flank movements, marching and drill- oyt tield. OPEN TO ALL. Just now C. S, Hanley, for some a time proprietor of tha Farragut News, THE ULUSE BRU\ has eold the News l:ud cnt}:.hx;nhhuu h hiwself here us publisher of the Shen- undonh Post, and Bon Clare is edito. |of Faslavd, with imported hovees, bavo cot rial chief. It will bo remembered . that the Republican and Reporter are PROGRAMME, offives, and strong patronage, and the venture of starting snother puper and new office with all the material tor a full job office fresh from the manufactoly, and s good Prouty press aud steam power, has tho audacity and boldness of the Yaukeo, : and is *‘chuck full” of western enter- | b or wil (8 B LNV L ) petore show priss, The first six numbers are out, | §I95%, und they are fully up to the times iu|yovrra Dav—September 21.—More fine race all respects, and seem to ring with an | morv flue cattle, entire absunce of ‘‘party” gab. this now paper is to be au advocate of | Mlsscuri tho people's rights, and follow the line of independent journalism it will find plenty of fricnds and » few strong and bitter enemies, Its cloan sud spicy ita i ck fiie t herdyin the l“l!"]"v ity indopendence wnd pluck will | fet RIS G G O e ik posttion. surcly win, Town 3 d 2ebiaska cols. Froe-for-ail pace in which §:me of the b st hrses in the coun [ DAX—S prembe ths Expo.ition blaive, K. G, Inge crs—w th splcnd eptem’s 1 & 40 ', ¢ e rwen 0 an (x 3 2,000 for reu ¥ 8. ELLIOIT AND SON und have purchssed the old Wali house of J, Q Anderson, and fisted up for a large trade in farm imple- | On (ho Fourth {ay, Septenber 21, will ocu ments and wagons and %xnurum 0 krost They have built new, wide sidewalks, put up new signs, made o new office, H U R E LE R AGE aud propose to branch out in such . ways as to build up their Jarge busi DONT MI¥S IT. noss, The two new livery u s lo- cated in the east side of town, und | For Sensational Trotter: the removal of the coal yard and of- fice of Wm. Laws to the some part or Pacers, $2,000. of town, with pumerous other ueW | Forwoy desired information addres building, makes a new village as an AL B. MoK UN l:' vec., Wesk of Genuine Pleasure. addition to the town, George Quim- by has built a good shop to enlarge bis carriage workes. J. Q. Anderson has Call and see s ide ] ence how long disessed. Wil straighten cros town, is opened in good order under | ¢y ‘Grerate and remove Piyreginu, etc., and H m T the management Of 8. W. Socott, for | st artificial eves * Special” attention 6, re E o= The best Mi'e Track in tho United §'atos, 8o | bring their f to_ th e can they oun somunand the | THE GREAT HURDLE RACES republican papers and have good job | pier Dav—-September 18.—One-half mile d-sh, Formal apening of s—Janes G, - Wison and Jxo fire horscs, with au ar- 1t ra¢ of (xhibits in the Gr n Exposi ion Bulld- 10z 1 ver belore atte pled in thy Vailey of tho Thera will be over 100 Fead of cattle from the cout try {r sale during the . FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 MK ABIITR v IAE WRESTr. e, v oo EX POSIT 1O N{Duff_and Willow Seeets, Council Blufs, E. R. STEINHILBER, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF hank, aud is located wt the old_ siand. D 'EVIKG PARh’ CUPBARDS AND SAFE:. We make the following a specialty: WALNU' ON TABLES, POPLAR OPEN WASHSTANDS, WALNUT Bl KFAST TAKLES, PO)LAK WaRDROBES, POPLAR BREAKFAST TABLES, TOPLAR CUtBOARDS, y WALNUT WARDROE POPI AR SAFES, WALNUT OF WASHSTANDS. £ Mail orders and corresponder.ce promptly attended to, Office and Manufactory 8. E. Cor. Tth Ave, and 12th Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, TOWA : MORGAN, KELLER & CO., Grand Inauzural Exposition and Specd Contest 'U' N D m BTAK E Rs- The finest quality and largest stock west of Chioago of wooden and metalic cases., ) first ho comes alon, Calls atrended to at all hours. We n'iely competition in quality of goods or prices. 15 e i 7 oo 8 300 FOR SPEED, |5 St it ot e his business,. 'WAREROOMS, 346 AND 357 BROADWAY., ' Upholstiring in it branches promptly attended to; slso carpet-laying and lambrequiow, Telo- hic anil mail orders fifled without delay- il A1 HAGG & CO's BOTTLING WORKS, ' COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - IOWA, BOTTLERS & DZALERS iN GE!SE'S BEER Made from the Finest Malt and Hops, with water obtained from the C: LEBRATED ARTESIAN WELL, AT A DEPTH OF 800 FEET. 3 This Water is known everywhere for its Purity and Wholesome Qualities, o BUODWMMIISER BEREEIR Also Dealers in C, Covrad & Co.’s Original Budweiser Beer, manufactured in St, ) Louis, Mo, #4Orders in the City or From Abroad Promptly Filled, HACG & CO., COUNC!L BLUFFS, IOWA. PETERSCN & LARSON, Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company’s Celebrated have moved o the touth side of town, | Come One! Ccme AI'! Have a M I IA W A- U K E E B E E R’ No, 711 Brosdway, Conncil Bluffs, Towa. Orders from the sountry solicited City orders to fumilies aud dealers delivered free, AL 'f| A DEEBS, W. RUNYAN, I C. A‘WE»EE%\\' Deslers | CO' “ "u‘:‘ FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Mos. 207 & 209 Broadway, « ouncil Bluffs, JAMEE FRANEY, e, \[\forchant Tailor left his brother in charge of Jhe nwu- plement business here, sud returned | " *BrliE Prevident. Vico-Pres't, Cashier. e By i s Tarse mum | CITIZENS BANK H C. Hollis, the gentlemanly agent of H, A, Bolles, publisher and bookbinder of Council Bluffs, J. B Hine, the traveling agent of Harle KJQ:.E;:.‘.‘ l::" McKune, and J. B. Porter, salcsman | £{5075C S0 800 for W, §. Parrotte & Co., of Omaha, | o feierest Peid o0 (8¢ Sp0 are on the streets. 'I. O. Beard, for- | Europe. Special atientio given 10 collection wmotly of the Bank of Coin, is & can- | asd coirespaadeace with prompt roturs. didate on the republican ticket for DIRKOTORS. county recorder, and John X. Grif- | J. D Edmundsou, shugart, J. 7.8y ‘ 0 W.W. Wallace, 4. W Rodfer, 1. fiths has sold his meat market. o T et JvTdte Of Couneil Bluffs. JOART, A, W, STRNBT, Mi lar, 372 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA Alwayskeeps onhand the fincut w-ortiment of mat rial for gentlemen's wear. Satisfaction guaranteed GO O 536 BROADW.AYXY For all kinds of FANCY GOUDLS, such sa mmne e LAGS, EOroiderios, Ladies' Undarmaar of il descriptions, Also Hand) erchiefs, both in siik and lnen, hose of all kinds, noodies, ke We hope the laaies will' call and sco our stock of Koods st 38 B L oing eisewhere CHARLES RICE, Merchant Tailor. , thread, h Jia rondway ™ The fair next week will, beyond — doubt, bea grand one, furl\s»;ury):lx‘gy STARR & BUNGH, in Shenandoah is ready to help. e s grounds are in good order with plenty Ho USE 8 I G N of buildings, fine track, young shade 'y trees, and a wide-awake set of men as AND maNagers. Buokeye, —_— JACOB SIMS, PAPER HANGING, {ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. 5 (Lato Outter for Metcalf B .,) Devol's New Building, Main ; Council Bluffs, la, CEsa ta to order 818 and upwards, Streer. J. F. KIMBALL, GEO, H, CHAMP, KIMBALL & CHAMP, (Successors to J. P & J. N, Cassady.) Attorney and Gounsollor 86 La¥. | gy souyying 4ND GRAINING, | Abstract, Real Estate and Loan Brokers. COUNOIL BLUFFS, I0WA, S — Lco—Broa Pearl PEHOXALIT W . E;.ni.r-u Wil peactics bolm e oad? poders 8hop—Corner Broadway and Socott St Wo have the only complete set of abstrac books o all city lote county, Titles xamiued sad abatracte i iehaon short cotce l";:}‘eyl::?;u‘"n.m:‘::‘:m‘. property cug tiae, I $ums o suib b DOTTOWEF, od sal properts, short Snd Tony a1 o er, Heal sath” bought acd sal. OMes