Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 18, 1882, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE---“COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA MONDAY SEPTEMBER 18 :l'he Daily Bee. COUNGIL BLUFFS, 20 conta per week 10.00 per ¥ By Carrler, By Mali Omce: No. 7 Pearl Btre Brondway. M. G. GRIFFIN, Manager, W. TILTON, C! MINOR MENTIONS, - Bliss’ for French millinery. ~J. Mueller's Palace Musi Sherraden makes pl Tissa latta kid glov —Good has started a Lranch barber shop at the Lower hotel, ~ Bliss’ has & full line of kid g silk mitts, —Thrall's building on Main street 18 about ready for the finishing touches, —The Grace Cartland company are stopping at the Ogden. —Mr, Kelley. the blacksmith, is builds ing a good two story brick residence on Bluff street, —Judge James' new house is being push- od along well, the frame being up and ready for plastering, —Bliss, 228 Broadway, has just received from New York a full line of stylish fichnes and collars, —Rev. P, H, Hurlburt, of Fremont, Neb,, occupied the pulpit of the Presbyte- rian church yesterday. —There is every prospect of a big crowd and a good time this week, if there is only fair weather for the fair, —Charles Gregory offers a liberal reward for the recovery of a set of surgical instru- ments, either lost or stolen, —Smoke the Utterly Utter, and the Key West Perfection cigars, sold at whole- sale oply by Ltz & Liange, —The Anderson men say Pusey holds bonds, and the Pusey men say Anderson pives bonds, W is the worse? ~There were 276 who sat down to din- ner yesterday at the deaf and dumb insti- tute. Quite a little family, —Mr, Lange, book-keeper for Linder & Kiele, celebrated his birthday by a pleasant gathering of friends Satarday evening. ves and —Saturday afternoon there was almost an imperceptible sprinkle. One year sgo Baturday there was quite a snow storm, —Mrs. M, C. Nind and Mrs, Prescott, carnest workers of the Methodist church, occupled the pulpit of Broadway church yesterday, ~8t, Patrick’s Benevolent society give their annual ball Wednesday evening at their hall in St. Joseph's academy on Fifth avenue, —The Walters rape case was called up before Justice Frainey Saturday, and an- other continuation taken, this time until next Saturday. —“The States Attorney” was given again at Dobany's Saturday evening, This week the Grace Cartland company will appear nightly- —Norman Green deserves much credit for the active manner in which he sprinkled the fair grounds all night Saturday and until 4 o'clock Sunday morning. —The Bik pubiishes in another column # convenient business directory, which will be found to contain short stories and nseful information for those who visit the city, —Mrs, Joseph Leiter has shown rare kill and ingenuity in making a wreath of flowers, which will attract considerable at- tention at the fair, as it is made of cotton aod wax, —Joseph Ross, the upper Broadway cooper, desires to purchase fifty thousand boop-poles, Write to or enquire at his cooper shop, —Joseph Reiter makes the Finest Suits o the latest styles, at the lowest possible prices, His merchant tailoring establish- ment is at 310 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs, —UGilenwood sends word that it will be ropresented at the soldiers' reunion hero by 120 veterans, Carroll proposes to send 40 all armed and equipped, ~Wanren—A professional barkeeper through fair week, Must be rapid and first claes, City reference given, Adc T, Z., Bee office, Council Bluffs, —Visitors in the city should not fail to call at Seaman's new Book and Stationary store, and look over his stock before they return home, This house is the most complete and best arranged in the north- west, =D, Fogarty, the man charged with abusing his wife while drunk, has been discharged and the cost taxed up to his wife, who was the complaimant, it appear- iog that she was, if auything, a little drunker than he, at the time of the alleged ow, —W. C,and A, Spetman bave been called upon to mourn by the death of their infant won, Roy Henry Spetman, aged nine wmonths, The funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the residence on Bancroft street, —P.!D, Mottaz has « mammothsunflower which he will probably wear as a button, hole boquet during the fair, at least ho will bave it on exhibition there, It measures seventeen inches in disweter, uot includ. ing the leaves, It'sa huge one, ~The Nonpariel announces with startling headlines that it has discovered that four o'd soldiers in Harrison county are going to yote for Anderson, but declines to give the;r names, It was supposed that Ander- ton would do even better than that in that county, but it seems not by the statement of hic own organ, ~To.morrow morning the Quinoy, IlL. club aud the Council Blufis nine are to play a game at the ball grounds here, com. mencing at 10 o'clock, It will be an in- teresting contest, There will be another contest between these clubs Wednesday moruing also, On Saturday next the Union Pacafis and Council Bluffs are to & gawme here, w=The Supreme court is announced to ress & meet here to-day, but will not get itself to- gether and get down to businees before to- morrow, The following constituting the court are expecting to arrive this-evening: Fouos, W, H, Seevers, James G, Day, J, H. Rathrock, J. M. Beck, Anstin Adams, together with E. J. Holmes, clerk, and 8, McPherson, attorney general, Inth ircuit t Saturday the cire of Fealey va, City was decided by the jury in favor of the city. The plaintiff brought thi recover damage done to his 1c e drainage cansi but it seems he got little satisfac- Mynster street, on Friday of Mr about tha Jones' —J. G, Tipton has taken a change of venne, and has moved his law office from over the First National bank to the corner of Broadway and Pearl streets, having +|taken possession of the rooms used by Robert Percival, Esq, ~Look out for swindlers and catch games this week. Ilemember that any offer to give something for nothing is a suspicious one, and that it is useless to try to beat a man at his own game, —Justice Abbott seems to have the run of glandered horse cases, as well mar. ringes, not that there is any «imilarity be. tween the two, Saturday a man was brought before him charged with trading off »glandered horse, but the case was settled aud hushed up, the deceased animal being taken back by the original owner, ~Ifall the lovers of Major Anderson are 8o sure that his bond business was all right, it might be well for them to express themselves relative to this drawing pay twice for the same month for service as captain, They also might talk a little about the retention of 8300 ot the county funds of Clark county,—Avoca Herald, -~Mueller, the well known music man, has #0 many attractions at his palace mu. sic hall on Main treet as to make a big show of itself, and one to which free ad- mission is given. He has the Weber piano aud other leading instruments, He has also ome of the largest and most varied stocks of toys, for the wholesale and retail trade, ever opened up in the west, See Mueller’s place by all means, —Anderson’s organ is apparently weak- ening. It now openly announces that Johin T, Baldwin, Eli Clayton, and other prominent republicans refuse to support the major, and even admits that there is a probability of his being defeated. This is « great backdown for a paper which has 0 long insisted that there was a great boom for Anderson, and that the major would sweep the field, —W. W, Chapmen, the well known cabinet maker, who has been so long con® nected with Stockert & C'o,, is to be found at No, 107 South Main street, he having bought out Andrews & Northrup. Mr, Chapman is prepared Lo furnish anything and eyerything in the line of picture frames, from the plainest and cheapeet to the most claborate and pure gold leaf one, Heisa practical man, with a large ac- quaintanceship, and besides picture fram- ing is prepared to do all kinds of cabinet making, he being unusually skillful in that line, as many here will bear witness, —At about 12 o’clock yesterday a wo- man, elezantly dressed and modest in her appearance, was found by Officers (‘usick and Sterling at the head of the stairs lead- ing to Marshal Key's office, She lay stretched at full length on the hall floor with her clothing in rather a dilapidated condition. The officers took her to the city crib. Chief Fields showed hemanity in hot puttivg her in our poor excuse for acity prison, He sent her in an express wagon to the county jail. Her case will be fully investigated by the authorities to- day, She wept bitterly as she was being taken to jail, S e AR FOR SALE, My residence,{No. 715 Fourth street Bancroft*) L. F. Mureny, = et 2 Exposition Week Festival, Among the several attractions dur- ing exposition week will be the annual festival aul ball on next Wednesday, by tho St. Patrick’s Benevolent Soci- oty. Their parties ars always well managed and successful. From the activity displayed by the several com- mittees having it in charge, the next one wil be 10 exception. Somo of the committees are made up as fol- lows: Floor committee, J. T. Hurley, Thomas McCue, Jore Mahoney. Sup- per committee, Peter Thall, John Quinn, J, J, Sullivan, Mrs. O'Rourke, Mrs, John Geaghan, Mrs. Henry Kelly, Mrs Wickham, Miss Annie Quinn, Miss Nellie Mahoney, Recep- tion committee, J. 8, B, Coggshall, Jr., John Fitzgerald, Ed, Wickham, Jr. A cordial invitation is extended tQ all their fricods to be present, A special invitation is extended to visi- tors at our expos Good Goods at Good's. At Mrs, J, J. Good's, Main street hair store, can be seen the largest stock of hair goods west of Chicago, and at prices within the reach of all, ———— Pools, Pools, Pools. Pat. Lacy has secured the services of Col. G, W. Dickey, the celebrated pool seller, to sell pols morning and ovening, at his old stand, kept by Ed, Shirlock, on all races during the fair fair week, commencing Monday morn- ing at 10 o'clock, and will be respon- sible tor all pools sold at his place, i e . The Day. The day has arrived when good hoots and shoes are considered the cheapest, Call and see our new fall stock, Z. T, Lanosey & Co, 412 Broadway, Council Blufls, = e Shipping Stock. The following were the shipments of stock from the Union yards at the transfer yesterday: 25 cars, Bosler Bros, 2 cars sheop, W. L. Emerson, 5 cars sheep, J. Farrel, 0 cars B, O, Paxton, 10 cars, W, Boskirk, 13 cars, D, C. Carper, 12 cars, W, Boskirk, 1 - nmrfiun ars, Ev. 0 Howt, Chlogan Lo o 1 car, O, e Bkl hicag cars, Kvans aas to same, O N \ l§ cn(r;. Bosler Bros. to lim:-:e Adu:- ‘hicago, care, Tosler Bros, to Roseabaum Bros,, O u{u. BS’S Haas Bres, & Co, te Wood .'i“." st Pl Evans & 0, “?. Newkirk to Wood Bros,, 0. 95 cars and all by the C,, M, & railway, FAIR FOR ALL, The Opening Day =xnd the Racen this Afternoon. The Fromice of a Big Show and a Great Crowd. To-day is the opening one of the There has been much time and apont in preparing for it, and anagement energy and wisdom in the making ready, so fair, mone the has shown that there is every prospect of their effort being erowned with success, The chief work of to-day will be the receiving of entries, and the put- ting of finishing touches upon the dis- plays. The entries will close promptly at 6 o'clock this evening. The chief feature of interest to-day will be the races this afternoon, to commence at 1 o'clock, they consmsting of the call race and the three mile dash running race, The street car company have laid a track snd will run cars at frequent intervals, and herdics, express wagons, and other vehicles will be on hand to afford facilities tor transportation. { {Arrangements have been made by which those from across the river, who desire to attend the fair here, can do 80 at the nominal cost, the tickets for the round trip including admission to the fair grounds being only one dollar, Among the noted horses on hand is 8leepy Tom, who arrived yesterday. He has a record of 2:124, and the pacing race, which will probably take place to-morrow, will probably be the fasteat west of Chicago. The flags for the main building are here, ready to be flung to the breeze this morning, Besides the stars and stripes, the English, Irish, German and French flags are to wave from the butlding, These flags are large and handsome, and will set off the build- ing nicely. The association has extended invi- tations to the teachers and scholars of the public and female schools and of the deaf and dumb institutes to at- tend free to-morrow. One ot the ofticers will visit the schools to-day and distribute tickets. A SLIGHT BLAZE The Fire Alarm System Not Yet in Perfect Working Order. Saturday night there was a slight fire at James Brewster's residence on Market street, the blaze originating in a clothes press. It was speedily suppressed without the need of the fire department, but the alarm was sent in from box 8. In responee thereto the department turned out, but a portion dashed down Broadway, while the others went up 1he same street, This apparent confusion called forth many expressions of criticism from the citizens, and some denounced the new electric fire alarm as a fraud. The fact is the system is not comple- ted yet, the striker not being finished, In the absence of this the alarm is caught on an instrument similar to those used in stock exchanges and brokers’ offices, the number of the box being registered by dashes on a slip of paper. When the alarm came in from box 8 the first dash on the paper was a long one, and then came the registry of the box proper by eight short dashes. The boys took t{lil for through the fair and will have headquar. terson the grounds. On his last visit here about September 1st, he wrote up a lengthy and interesting letter, showing up the advantages of Conncif Bluffs, and will write up the fair doubtless in sn equally readable manner, f Hou, Jokn Van Valkea. valuable services and w ity insured Ppetitor, was Tow Mr, Van Valkenburg w of almost two to one, his victor by a vote ing 1. Tt was an support cc from all parts of the Uni enviable distinction, gratifying to his many friends at home and throughout the state and elsewhere, worthily won and will be honorably filled. PICKED UP BY PEELERS. Numerous Offenders Who Have Been Gripped by the Law. New Btars Added to Field's Galaxy. In anticipation of trouble from the swarms of sneaks and crooks who us- usually gathor at fair times, special arrangements are being made to check, as far us possible, their nefarious do- ings. Already there are a number of suspicious fellows who have arrived, a8 possible, still with the usual police force it is impossible to guard all points, Mayor Bowman has appointed good selection ux possible, and it is though with this increased force the crooked ones will ba dragged into the net if they try any wily tricks, ter of eelf-protection, those who have spare money or money that they don't feel able to spare, should use caution in betting on other folk’s games, or investing in schemes which promise to give something for noth- ing, as they generally wind up by giv- ing nothing for something, Resi dents, too, should not leave their houses deserted, and thus atford op- portunity for prowlers and sneak thieves to plunder, Inthis way there will be little or no trouble, and the crooked ones will fly for more profita- ble quarters, A young giving his name as William Nowinan, made a brutal as- sault upon en ol man named Hufl- man on Broadway 5 «turday night, It appears that the old man was walking along peaceably enoush when he met Newman, who says he thought it would bs fon to smesh the vld man's silk hat. He tried to do this with his own hat, and then reiling up his coat, making a wad, and with this he thumped the old man eide of the head, knocking him down. Newman was arrested by con- stable] Fox, and taken before Justice Abbott. The young man claimed that he just wanted a little fun with the old man, but the vutrage was anything but jocose, and the justice promptly fined him $50 and costs, or fifteen days in jail. He took jail. Some of Newman's apparent friends begged for a lessening of the sentence, but Jus- tice Abbott very wisely remarked that | * if the victim was one of his own stripe, size and age, it might be different, but to thump an oid man, 72 years of age, was an outrage, and he would not take off a dollar nor a 18 instead of 8, and hence started for the wrongbox. When the striker is put in and the alarmsystem completed then all such mistakes wiil be avoided. Until then there should be patience and charity, Those who turn in alarms should be careful how they do it. The crank should not be jerked or turned around quickly and roughly, but handled exactly as the directions inside each box indicate, Much trou- ble can thus be avoided, also. LERSONAL. Thomas Carey, of St. Louis, is in the city, ¥, C, Case, of the Jackson Waron com- s in the city. Dr. T, B, Lacy arrived home yesterday from Cedar Rapids, Mr, and Mrs, Wiley Middleton, also Mus, H, McCleary, of Logan, are at the Ogden, B. ¥, Clayton is going into the stock business still heavier. He has lately bought 200 head, Eli Clayton and wife have started on a pleasure trip to Colorado, expecting to be absent about two or three weeks, F. J. Bullard, representing Frb & Du. Huett, arrived home last evening and leaves to-morrow morning, Mrs, J, 8, Wilson and her daughter Julia, left last evening for the east over the Chicago & Rock Island, M. Brennau, of the United States ex. press company, has returned from an ex- tended trip to T'exas and the south, Hon, James G, Blaine and party ar- rived in the city Saturday morning, and stopping ouly to breakfast, weut out on the Chicago & Northwestern for Chicago. W. T, Elwell, who is engaged in bank. ing in Seneca Falls, N, Y., is in the city visiting his brother, C, T, Elwell, agent of the United States express company, John Schwidt, of Page & Schmidt, has returned from his eastern trip. Some of his frienps were disappointed in their ex- pectations that he would bring back an. other and a dearer partner, Will Rose, an 'expect bicyclist, arrived here Saturday, having come the entire dis- tance from Danville, Ill,, here by his own narrow guage, two-wheeled engine, He expects to push on to San Francisco by the same means of locomotion, but will spend a fow days at the fair here, D. Harcourt and wife, of Jasper county, the aged parent of D, Harcourt, Jr., of this city, arrived Saturday on a visit, and are at present the guests of their son-in- law, Deputy Sheriff Clatterbuck, Mr, Harcourt is 88 years old, aud served as & soldier in the war of 1812, G, O, Atchison, & wide-awake news gotherer and ready writer, representing the Chicago Journal of Commerce, is in the city again, and intends to remain day. The action of the justice will strike the average citizen as being very lenient, instead of too severe. The clock peddler who kicked up such a row at ‘‘the blue barn,” and who got the worst of it, was fined by Judge Aylesworth, Saturday, and the orther parties in the affair discharged. Joseph Woodmyre was the drunkest Ofticer Morse could find yesterday, and he accordingly locked him up. Officer Cusicly lccked up a man nnmud‘hnden for sleeping off adrunk in Bayliss' park, and let him finish his nag in the cooler, ne poor drunk placed in the cala- boose yesterday could not make him- self believe but that he was in a wagon. He wasn't far out of the way in taking it for scavenger cart. One of the plain drunks tried to es- cape from the calaboose yesterday by crawling through the hole in the floor into the basement below. He found himself worse off there than before, and succeeded in crawling back into jail again, “‘Monkey Wrench Shoemaker’ was locked up yesterday. He gained quite a notoriety here lest summer by his frequent visits to the Hotel de Fields, He always was drunk and always had a monkey wrench, and hence he gained the above name. After a long absence he turned up again yesterday, and was hardly recognized at first as he had no wrench, but in its stead a hatchet and a Union Pacific lantern, After having sobered off, he was allowed to go, on the promise to get across the river, and not bother the police here again this week, as, they are to be unusually busy, and cannot bother with him. A boy, who has been washing dishes for Smith & McCuen, disappeared Saturday together with two watches, about $18 in money and some clothes &iclnd up belonging to other parties, is name is Mooney. - The Herdics. John Dann has arranged to run the Herdios during the fair, and all *‘Her- dio tickets" outstanding will be taken by Duonn at five cents each Look out for the Herdics and ‘‘all take a ride.” New and Handsome, The Dress Goods, Silks, Velvets, Satins, Rhadawes, Plush Cloaks, Dol- mans, Oarpets, Raw Silks, Curtains and a thousand other things which you will find at Hargxess, Orcvrr & Co.'s, e L An Elegant Display. One of the most attractive places which visttors will find in the city, is the jewelry establishment of C. B, Jaoquemin & Co., No. 27, Main St,, where is now displayed as fine a show- ing of rich goods and novel ornaments as can be seen anywhere west of Chi- cago. They have a large and varied supply of goods, just received, and while they have arranged fora o and they are being watched as closely | & twenty extra policemen, making as | Still | b as anaid to the police, and as a mat- |« — — HARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO., rich dieplay at the fair, the selections { amounting to several thougand dol- lars, it secms to Lave left no vacancy in their stors | 5, - ~ \) , - st heart ] -8 e Broadway, and Fourth —Street, Pearl Strect, near Proa Wants, & Council Bluffs, Inwa mar.2.8m J. MUELLER'S P Headquarters For the Cele- brated A Weber Pianos, )‘\' \:\."l:’ D W8 strects \V,\.\ 1TED. NE or two plessant rooms located not many squares from the postoffice, desired by & iisband aud wife. Address L¥s office, Council Bluffa, ANTED—Everybody in Council Bluffs 1o to take Tin 1ny, 30 cents per week, de livered by carrlors, Office, No 7 Pearl Streot 1 girl foi good ¢ ral houee Vaughn, cor - A few more day boar, Rates mod.rate, nerof: street, . Table 8, M. E M SERIoRY; Toys and Fancy Goods| A% pariisalans. sotess Cosacts Biuks Wholesale and Retail, mncl] Blufls, lowa. 658-20tf Broom Factor For Sale and Rent, Address, J. MUELLER, c i=H NCIL BLUFFS, . LB s .. U S I K at Bk office, RICK—200,000 brick forsaleby _ * ODELL & DAY, —A 10x12 skyli OR_SALE—Beantiful res ench; nothing down, and 23 pel S N Rl NMiscellaneous, S F F F OST—A large wardrob- koy. Liberal remard Li to find r_"Enquire at Bee office. L) [ | {TILL AHE. Call and_so0 cs and spec hle gelatine of pictures nide process, trect Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 & N I ED N &5 IVEAIDEL from three tc ence how long ¢ oyes, operate and fler- straighten cros Ptyroginms, etc., and TEIE WEST. Inff and Willow Sreets, Council Bluffs, E R. STEINH{LBER, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF i A TER ¥ N &5 AR [ . CUPBOARDS AND SAFES, Wa mae the following a specialty: STON TART POPLAR OPEN WASHSTANDS, i WALNUT BREAKFAST TABL POFLAK WARDROBES, POPLAR BREAKFAST TABL POPLAR CUIBOARDS, WALNUT WARDROBES, POPLAR SAVES, WALNUT OPEN WASHSTANDS. 427 Mail orders and correspondence promptly attended to, Office and Manufactory S. E. Cor. 7th Ave. and 12th Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, TOWA MORGAN, KELLER & CO., TN IDERT A I IR S. The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metalic cas Calls attended to at all hours. We defy competitin‘g in quality of goods or pric::: Our Mr. Morgan bas served as undertaker for forty years and_thoroughly understands his business, = WAREROOMS, 346 AND 357 BROADWAY. Upholstering in allits branches promptly attended to; also carpet-laying and lambrequins, ’E‘ela- graphic and mail orders filled without delay. HAGG & CO'S ; BOTTLING WORKS, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - IOW2, __|BOTTLERS & DEALERS IN GEISE'S BEER anb i luffs’ == Council Business Directory. Art Gallery. photograph galery, South 100US Process Main St Brewery. C. GEISE, Upp Bottling B. HAGG & CO., Eas B WALNUT ¥ Bathing Houses. J. HARDIN, M, D, STUDLEY, Broadway. Broadway Bethesda Bathing House, Books and Stationery. AMAN, Midd Banks. corner Broadway and 5th BANK, 5th street, Broom Factory. €O., avenue A, and 6th St. Cecal. A, HLMAYNE & €O, 54 Pearl St. Copper, I ROSS, ¢ Dentists. TINTON & 3 oo o Made from the Finest M?:(t":n;ihgops, with water obtained G - n e ot o, wwives wa| CZ LEBRATED ARTESTAN WELL, . — AT A DEPTH OF 800 FEET. y Eggs Shipper. . G. F. CRAWFORD, 519 Main st This Water is known everywhere for its Purity and Wholesome Qualities. Furniture Manufactory. % R STEINHILBER, cor. 7th ave and 12th St BUDWEISEIR BEER Also Dealers in (', Conrad & Co.’s Original Budweiser Beer, manufactured in St. Louis, Mo, 47Orders in the City or From Abroad Promptly Filled, HAGG & CO., COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA. PETERSCON & LARSON, Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company's Celebrated MILWAUKEE BEER, No, 711 Droadw Council Bluffs, Towa, Orders from the a icil ity orders to families and dealers dellvered freo: . e gtz dlielied FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs. 0 JAMES FRANEY, 372 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. Always keeps onhand the finest assortment of material for gentlemen's wear. Satistaction guarantesd MRS. . J. E. METCALF, Millinery, Dressmaking, Etc--Cutting and Fitting a Spedialty, No 618 Broadway, Opposite Revere House, Laces, Embroideries, and Ladies Underwear, Handkerchiofs, hose of all kinds, thread, pine, needles, stc, Vi - onr-lu‘h o :.wh.c We hope the ladies will call CHARLES RICHE, Merchant Tailor. (Late Cutter for Metealf B ) Devol's New Building, Main Council Bluffs, Ia, __Suita to order 815 and upwards, Furniture 8tore. C. A BEEBE & CO., 207 and 200 Broadway. Grocer SULLIVAN & ¥IT nd Provisions. ERALD, (343 Broadws Gunsmithing. U & GRAHAM 1 prives and giar Hair Goods. MRS, D. H. BENEDICT. 57 West Broadway, MRS, J. J. GOOD, 2 5th street Livery Stables A, BEEBE, A, COMPTON. 3 W. BEEBE Hotels. HOUSE. | S HOTEL, & Meat Market. E. W, TICKNOR, 536 B J. 0. BLISS, ine for yourse MES. J. M CCALE, 54% Broadway Marble and Granite Works. CONNOR & G1 A dway Broadway, ol's building, 5th and Main Broadway KIMBALL & CHAMP, opposite court house J. W, SQUIRI orner Pearl and 1st ave, Restaurant. § SMITH &!MCCUEN, 404 Broadway, Stoves and Tinware, K. D, AMY & CO., 500 South Main street 8hirt Factory. F. F. FORD, corner Bluff and Willo way, D) M. CONNEL North Main St, THOS, OFPICER. WO M URFIGER & PUSET Streert. J. ¥, KIMBALL. KIMBALL & CHAMP, (Successors to J. P. & J. N, Cassady.) Abstract, Real Estate and Loan Brokers. . Couneil Bluffs, Ia. ' We have the only somplote set of abstrac: books to all city Established, - - 1868 |county. Titles cxamined aad sbstracts firsished oo abort Dot Moy o e st Dealors Iu Fordign aud Domestic Exchange | Broberels Yo Soc Jonk onirt Banaas 10 Uit the borrower, "Keal eats” bought aud ald, OMice and Bome securitics. L ' 4 -