Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 19, 1882, Page 7

{ ( 'I‘HE DAILY BEE----ll ES DAY SEPTEMBER I') UO'UN'OIL BLUI‘I‘ H. B. SEAMAIN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATIONERY AND PRINTER'S CGOODS, COUNCIL BLUKFFS, IOWA. TITLL ABSIRMH OEFICE W, QO Lands and Lots Bon%ht and Sold. AT LOW RATES. MONEY TO LOAN NOTARIES “PUBLI)C( \ANL: CONVEYANOERS COUNCIL BLUFFS HENRY BEECRO:T, MAIN_ STREET LIVERY STABLE, OrPFPOSIT WEEN POSTOEEICHE. BEN ROGERS' OLD STAND, nning bis city line to all parts cf the city. Al orders promptly attended GUARANTEED _ New stock co s aotly recelved. D. M. CONNELL, Funeral Director and Undertaker. No. 17, North Main Street. - . . . . . Calls promptly answered at all hours, night or day, Now hearsc and London carringes direct from the factory are run in connection thorewith. e e e e e WATEIR WAVES That nover require crimping, at Men. J. 1. Good's Hlr Storo, at prices nover betoro touched by any other hair dealer. Also n full line of switches, ctc. at greatly reduced prices. Also gold wilver and colored nets. Waves mado from ladies’ own halr. Do not fail to call before purchasing elsewhere, All goods watranted a8 ropresented. MRS, J. 4. GOOD, ounci 18§ wi con'inu to, L'W CHARG Council Blufts UNION BAKERY, 517 SCUT WAIN STREET. THE BEST BREAD IN THI OI'Y. None but first-class Bakere employed. Bread, Cake, Pies, &o., dolivered to any part of the city. Our W s run all day. agon! Y+ P. AYRES, Proprietor, NEW MEAT MARKET. No. 536, BROADWAY, (Palmer’s Block. Between Gth and 7th streets. E. W. TIGKNGR, PROPRILTOR. Our Motto:— Meats de- Bethesda BATHING HOUSE! At Bryant's Spring, Oor. Broadway and Union Sts. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Plain, Modicated, Vapor, Electric, Plurige, Douch,' Shower, Kot and ‘Cold Baths. Come petent’ tale and fomale nurees and attendante always on hand, and the bewt of care and atten- tion given patrons. Special attention given to “bathing children. Inyestigation aud patronago wolicited DR. A. H. Bruopuey & Co., 206 Upper Broadway. Dr. Studley: Trestment of chrouic diseascs made a specialty. CANCLRS s, lowa. steict clonnliness, the best quality of |\|<nl>l and lowest pos shor, HAIR GOODS. WATER WAVES In Stock and Manufactur- ed to Order. Waves Made From Your Own Hair. TOILET RTIGLES, All Goods Warranted as Represented, and Prices Guaranteed. MRS. D. A BENEDICT, 337 W. Broadway, Council Bluffs; - - - Towa MBS, E. J, HABDING, M. le prices. REMOVED without the drawing of blood or use of knife, Cures lung disenses, Fits, Scrotula, Liver Com- AND OTHER piajie, “Dropsy, Rheumo., tism, Fover and Mercar- M o R isl sores, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Scald Fead, Catarrh, woak, inflamed snd granulated Evee, ~crofulous Ulcers and Fe- wmale Disesso: of il kinds. Also Kidney and Venerial disvases. Homorrhoids oz Piles cured ‘money refunded, All diseases treated ypon the principleot veget- able reform, without the use of mercurial pois- ons or the Knife, Electro Vapor or Medicatod Baths, furnished who desiro theuw, Heorula or Ruvture radically cured by the use tho Elastic bolt Fruss and Flastar, which bus superior In the world, Medical Electrician AND GYGNECOLOGIST. Graduate of Eloctropstale Instifution, delphia, Penna, Phila- CONSULTATION FREE. CALL ON OR ADDRESS Drs. R. Rico-and F. C, Miller, COUNCIPVBIVJUFFS, Ia}.* " J. M. PALMER, DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT, _COUNQIL BLUFFS, IOW W.D.STILLMAN, Practitioner of Homoopnthy, consulting Physicianand Surgeon. Office and rosidence 616 Willow avenue, Goun- o Blufts, lowa. BINTON & WHBST, DENTISTS. 14 Pearl Street, Council Blaffs. Extracting and dlling s spocialty, work guarantood, Office Cor, Broadway & Glenn Ave, COUNCIL BLUFFB, IOWA. The treatment of al fcultios pecullar o fe oases and poinful dif- ales o specialty. J. G. TIPTON, Attorney & Counsellor, Office over First National Bank, Council Blufts lrmn Will practice in the state and federal JNO. JAY FRAINEY, Justice of the Peace, 314 BROADWAY, Council Bloffs, W. B. MAYES, Loans and Real Estate. Proprictor of sbstracts of Pottawattamle y. Office corner of Broadwsy and Main Council Bluffs_Tows. Towa, First-class DR. A. P, HANCHETT, PHYSICIAN ARD SURCECH. |JOHN STEINER M. 0-: 2,a0d2 p,m, to b p, m. Resi , 180 (Deutscher Arzt.) Bancroft street. Telephonic connection ' with i £ Cor, WASHINGTON AVE & 7th St. Central office, Council Bluffs, F. T. SEYBERT, M. D, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - IA. Office No. 6, Everett Block, Broad- '.y. over A, Loule (] Real.aurm! _ whsoases of women and children a_spacialty J, MONTGOMERY, M, D.. Frer DISPENSARY EVERY BATURDAY, Office In Everctt's block, Pearl treet. Res)) dasce 625 Fourth strect. Office howrs from § to s E MAXDN 2am.,2t04and 08p.w. Council Blulls il A TR CEL X T OEIL T, FLE ver sxetoge o PRA :':' AL DENTI ul‘. ©OOUNOL. BLUFES, . - - lowt.| pun opposice the postoffice. One of | the oldest practitioners in Council Bluffy, atiy tataction gvarantecd In MAURHR & OHAIG REAL ESTATE. W. C. James, 1 connection with kis law and euliection businessbuys and sells real ostate | Ferssus wishing to buy or sell city propert) call | Fich Out Glase, Fine French China, Bliver Ware &c., 20 Broapway - COUNCIL BLUFFS, EDWIN J. ABBOTT. | JACOB SIMS, Justice of the Peace and | Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Notary Public,. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, 416Broadway, Council Bluffs 4 bis office, over Bushnell's book store, street Pearl WA Ofice—Broadway, between Maln and Pearl Strocts. Will practice iu State and Feders Deeds andmortgages drawn aud acknow! dged | Courts ’ OOUNCIL BLUI‘!‘! RAILROAD TIME TABLE. Depar Atr Atlai Ex 0 pm | Pacific Ext IS A m Exand Ma am | Ex and Maii*. 655 p m D. Moines a Vi | Des Moinesac 440 pm Athantic Ex pin| P Fx. 0000 & Mait and 1 ) M Ei U To0p m NV, E Nel & Kas Ex. 82 ey Arriv Ma i Mo and Bx*L 645 pm A pan | A Mon.) 146 p o epar Arrive M v | Exy 650 pn b e i EN G pm M w00 pn | Mi K00 i 00 1 | Freight 12:30 p 1 Depart Arrive Mail and Ex.. 045 o m | Mail and Ex.. 430 p Cannon Ball,. 4:50 1w | Cannon Bai’ I 105 a m UX CHIY AND PACIFIC Arriye For§ 2% m | Frm Siox C'y.6:50 pm For Fort Niobrara Frm Fort Niobrar, Nely Tsam | Neb 00 p For St. Paul 3140 p m | From St. Taul. 50 a m CAICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST, FAUL Dopart Arrive Mail and Ex.. 8:20 2 m | Mail and Ex....6:35 pm Councll Blufts & Omaha Strect R. R. Couneil 1 wits m, 10 @ i, b m, 4 pm, v to ific 1 e ary during the day 2 and 5 o' ock, and rui to vity time ept Sundays, tExcept Saturdays, $Except DENISON DOINGS. The Crawford County Annual Fair Pouttical and Bnsiness Notes, Co respondence of Tiy: Brr, Dextsoy, Towa, September 13— Denison strects have presentod a lively appenrance dnrivg the lust three dage. The Crawford county sunual fair began hero on the 13th. Not- withstanding farmors have not taken h intereat as thoy ought the fair largely attonded. Competent of course, better than judges eay though not so our exhibit, large, is that at the o fair. The oration was delivered yesterday by Hon. J. F. Wilsou, Mr. Wileon began by ying he would chcose one thome and stick to it. He went to speak about competiticn, showing that this is the most prominent feature of our on county fairs; showing also what a prominent part competition plays in improving our stock, etc. From com- petition the speaker naturally went on to discuss compensation. He impar- tially admitted that railroad companies rometimes extort too high rates, but at the same time too many farmers are not willing to allow even a fair profit. Corporations are good in their place, but they must mind their own business and not meddle with public matters, individual or firms. The next point was that 1t is information wlich makes a man powerful, Farmers must pay more attentionto this, The speaker finished by suggesting that this’knowledge and intellectual de- velopment be encouraged by prizes, Each county fair should offer a prize for the best eseay by a man under twenty-five on a subject furnished by the directors. The prize essays from ARTISTIC POTTERY,| all the county fairs should be entered for competion at the state fair. Sub- jects should also be offered the ladies, on matters of interest to them. Mr, Wilson speaks with the air of a man who has confidence in his utterances This mere statement of propositions almost carried conviction, President McWilliams and Secre- tary Gill deserve much credit for doing their best to make our faira succesy. The 14th was a happy day for our politician, as the congressional nomi- nees, Major Anderson and W, H, M, Pugey were both here, besides Mr, Chapman, of The Nonpareil and Hon, J. F, Wilson already mentioned. Mr, Wilson dined with our post- master, Mr, J. Fred. Meyers, and, to- gether wllh geveral of our citizens, was entertained with tea at Hon, H. C. Laub's, Our hotels haveo been crowded with gueats during the fair, We notice that our popular hard- ware man, J, B, Romaus, 1s disposing of ugood deal of coal, This hot weather cannot last much longer. The two combatants, Bills and Rid- dle, of whom we wrote you some time ago, are both acquitted, Bills was de- fended by Mr. T. N. Shaw, and Rid- dle was discharged because no one ap- peared against him, We noticed sundry large boxes be. ing opened at Carr's book store, We adviee the curious to call and see what they contained. Our schools begin next Monday with ex-State Superintendent Von Coellu as principal. Wo predict a very succeseful session. Many of our young people ave leaving the county for an education. Four of them have just started for some college at Mt. Vernon, and others will go to other schools, Laby JEAUTIFIERS — Ladies, you cannot make fair skin, roey checks, and sparkling eyes with all the cos- metics of France or beautiliers of the world, while in poor health and noth- ing wiil give you such rich blood, good health, strength and beauty as Hop Bitters. A tnal is ¢ proof, CARBON ITEMS. To the Editor of Tes Bux: Canson, Ia., September present prospeets of the corn or f 1he o being of Lo fros has been extremelydry and hot which has been the making of The this ) weather for the past four weoks has cut the corn crop ten bushels short of what it would have been, but gives us a good (uality’of corn, The wheat is somewhat inferior in guality but a fair yield is expected. The oat eeop never was better, both in quality and yield. Farmers are all in good spirits’ and expeet good prices for their corn, Our town has been visited with a new graw firm which has erected a new elovator with & 70-horse power i ih I'he weus ber corn in eality, The dry hot engine and will be ready for business in a fow days. Success to tho new firm. Mr. Turner had a fine mare stolen Monday night. Woe be to the thief if the boys get a hold of him. They are on close tracks and wiil probably overtake him. Carsow, Woman's True Priend. fend in need is a friend indeed. This deny, espocially when assistance is ndered when one is sorely afflicted with. rticalarly those com- ses 80 common to onr more s and we fowale population, Fvery woman should know that Elec tters are womans teae friend, and will positively restore her to health, even when_ all other remedies fail #ingle trinl lways proves our ns- sertion nly They are pleasant to tho tas ost (v[’) centa a bottle, Soldhy |e A WEALTHY LODES Freo America” Tugging the'Boulder Nest” in the 'Vicinity of “St. Jamee." Correspondence of The Beo. Dusont, September 14, —Red Ele phant mountain 1 west of Dumont, from ome-half mile to one mile anda half distant. On the southern slope of this mountain the Free America Mining company have the ‘Free America” lode, ‘‘White" lode, and “Boulder Nost” lode. C. Bigelow, superintendent. Free America shaft is down 700 feet with drifts east and west each 00 feet. The ore is 10 to 18 inches thick, mills 500 to 60O ounces in silver; hoisting engine 4b-horse power. The White lode has a adit 15,000 foet long, and three shafts, The hoisting engine 45-horse power. Ore mills from 200 to 300 vunces in silver. This mine |is [at present worked by lease, The Boulder Nest lode has a shaft 800 feet deep, and seven or eight levels east and west, Ore is from 10 to 18 inches thick, and mills from 300 to 400 in silver to the ton. Hoisting engine 45-horse power. This mine is also worked by lease. Tho above three mines aro close to- gather and employ from one to three hundred men, and eupports a town of considerable importance. This town nestles in a nook in the sunny slope of the mountain, and is not seen from the railroad, The ‘‘Free America Extension” lode connects with the Free America eastward, This mine has & shaft 300 feet doep; ore similar to its namesnke; engine 40-horse power. The owners, Weston et al., are now drifting west to connect with the Free America, and have 90 feet yot to drift to connect to two mines, The *‘St. James” lode further south and near the last mentioned lode, i superintended by the editor of the Georgotown Courier. Shaft 300 feot deep; ore three to four feet thick; mills 50 to 100 ounces in silver. The *““Tabor lode,” shaft 150 feet deop, engine 15-horse power, has 15 inches ore, mills 100 to 400 ounces of silver per ton, owned by Livingston ot al. The ‘‘Young American” owned by a Cincinnati company, Shaft 400 feet deep. 1t is not worked at present. This mine is said to be good, but held at fancy figures, there- fore not likely to find a market for some time in the future, The above mines uro the most proriinent and the only mines visited on Red Elepbant mountain. Columbian mountain is oppnsite the Red Elephant and on the south side of Clear creek. The following are the mines visited. The “Murray” lode has a shaft 300 feet deep, engine 36-horse power, ore 12 to 18 inches, mills 40 to 200 ounces silver, and 8 to 20 per cent copper, The Columbian Chief lies 100 feet south and nearly parallel. Has 6 to 8 inches of ore that mills from 50 to 500 ounces of eilver; select specimens, 1,000 ounces, This mine is at pres- ent worked through a cross-cut from the Murray mine, and use the Murray engine for hoisting purposes, The Columbian Chief has lately been pur- chased by 8. J. Hoyle, of Denver. Lawson is a smull town with three stores, two saloons and good depot. It is situated botween Red Elephant lode is and Columbian mountains, one and |w one-half west of Dumont, Other mines were visited on ‘‘Pich- er’” mountain one-half mile northwest of Dumont, Prominent among them 1s the Eclipse Lady owned by Eldred and Marsh, The adit is 86 feet long, At 1ts end there is a shaft 28 feet deep digclosing a large body of fine looking ore. Thisisa late ‘‘strike” and the company are now hoisting ore to be tested at the mill, Oae hundred feet southwest is *‘The Claredon” Lode owned by the Marsh Bros,; shaft 56 feet deep, ore six inches, mills 128 ounces in silver, and 20 per cent copper, Further east on Hiawatha Mount, one-half mile northeast from Dumont, the Vete Grand, Miiton, Eagle, Rosa, and several others were wisited, but reserved for future referrence, Incredible. ¥, A. Scratch,'druggist, Ruthven, Ont., writes: ' have the grentest confidence in your Burbock Broon Bitters. In one case with which 1am personally acquainted their nuccess was almost incredible, One lady told me that half a bottle did her more good than bhundreds of dollars’ worth of medicine she had previously taken,”' Price $1.00, — COL. SOHUYLER CROSBY, The New wovernor of Montana. Col, John Schuyler Croeby, lately appointed governor or Montana, has accepted the position, and will leave Worence, where ho at prosont rapre. | wnik tha United Seates + conenlar | bsuy, Septembor 19, 1 | trandian ol 8 (lia Flosd: anagh this signers of the declaration of independ- ence, and a lineal descendent of Gen, Phillp Schuyler. He entered the regular army as first-lieutenant of the First artillery in 18( aud served with his battery under Gen. MeClel- lan in the army of the Potomae. Then he became & member of Gen, Banks' staff,and was brevetted captain for gal- lantry at the battle of Fort Bisbane, and msjor for gallantry dur- ing the Port Hudson campaign, In August, 1804, he was commissioned colonel of the Beventh heavy artillery by Gov. Beymour, but declined. Sub quently he served on the staffs of Gens, Capby and Sheridan. He re- 7 signed from the army In 1872, and in 1876 wasappointed consul to Florence, In June, 1877, he received, under authority of an act of congress, & lifo saving medal of the first claes, *‘for the extreme and heroie daring mani fested by you in saving the life of Mirs Edith May, and endeavoring to cue the late Miss Adele Hunter and William T. Garner and his wife under the circumstances of peculiar peril d difticulty which attended the sud \king of the yacht Mohawk, on the 20th of 18767 June 29, 1881, ho received the thanks and at { the Italian government tor aiding the authorities in arresting and proscouting a large band of forg ers of public securities — *x* 1t 1s a great art to do the right thing at the right time.” The person subject 1o derangement of the kidneys or liver has a protective duty to ver form in purchasing & package of Kid noy-Wort, Itinvigorates those organs and by 1ts cathartic and diuretic effect, cloanses the wholo system of all bad humors, The Law of Kindness Is universal; it affects all the human fam. ily, all animals, and may be evon found in patent medicines. Some are drastic, and the patient is obliged to suffer pains worse than the disease; but in cases of obstinate constipation, dyst epsia, there is 1 remed: #0 KIND, 80 gentle in its effects, and yet satisfactory, as BUrbock Broon Brrten Price $1.00. ———— e And the Villain Deserted Her Chleago Tribune, “Do you love mel” The words came softly forth from ruby lips still dewy with the kissos of the one to whom they were spoken, and Gladys McMurtry know that Kth- clbert Frelinghuysen was no dissom- bler, no trifler with women’s hearts, but ever kopt within the precinots of his soul a tiny shriny at which there burned forever and ever a flame of pure and pagsionless aflection for hor upon whom he had Iavished the treas- ures of his heart. Wild and reck! though he might sometimes b, caring vaught for the voice of conaciouce, but plunging madly forward into tho dark- some labrynths of sin and shame, even b timessmoking cignretts, Gladyskuew that her voice could ever call him back jurity and vopentance, her dimpled hand load him in paths that were gemmed with the roses of innocence. And 80 when he aeked the question that she loved so well to hear there came to her pretty face a joyous smile, and the drooping lips that over hung the riant mouth quivered with pleas ure. But shedid not auswer him in words. Putting her dimpled arms * | around his neck she kissod him in the warm, North Side fashion that was so dear to his_hoar(, and then a little head nestlod confidingly vpon his shoulder, and the gentle presaure of a soft, warm hand, told him the scory of how he had won the firat affection of a pure and trunting heart. “But this is not all,” she said, “‘Kieses, and embraces, nnd fair words are very pleasant things—sweet lips, and warm arms, and loving eyes —but truth, and sincerity, and loyalty, and purity are very much fairer, and in- tinitely raror.” “Do you mean this?" asked Ethel- bert, bending forward and looking at G ludys with a fixed, nailed-at-the- corners-and-clinched-on-the-other-side oI do,” she answered, speaking the words in the slow, New-York-Post fashion thet became the sensuous grace of her Kenosha feot g0 well, ““Then,” said Ethelbert, with a ten- derness that showed what a daisy lair he was, ‘1 will not deceive you lon- er. “What do spoke humully. ‘I mean,” he replied, ‘‘that I have joined the Anti:Ice Cream Benevolent and Protective Association,” and turn- ing suddenly he began chasing a horse car, leaving the girl who loved him so well alone and dorolate. A fill feoling ufter menls, dyspep- sin, heart-burn, and _general ill-hoath relieved by Brown's Iron Bitters, you mean!"—Gladys Bucklin's Arnica BSalve, The Brst SALVE in the world for Outs, Bruies, § Ulcorr, &alt_Jtheum, Fe. ox, Detter, Chapped Hands, Chil bloins, (,.,m«, nnlull Bkin ernptions, and Tt is guaranteed to + moaey rofunded. cx. dor wle by,.O. “18091d "BLETODAUI 1TV A ATUR' *0mod 0ARY) 109103 PIOYA £17P00ds [Tv *rud Jupvap) [np ptv ‘miwodop £do 10 enp X014 ‘ouan| jo WoRuYdA ‘0ouSURUOONT *X0R I "£(ojve puv ARdwoad 0w 1(fm 1] 0 *possud H )13 110 01 uopow Klmv 0201803 puy oswaup oy owion “gASVASIA AN I |2 o 40} BUNO LEIUNSG 2U.L a3A0dd N338 SVH T.D EDMUNDNON, K. L WHUGART, A, W. HTREKT, Prosident Vico-Pres't, Cashior, CITIZENS BANK Of Council Bluffs, Organized under the laws of the State of lows Paid up capital Authorized ca o doy Inierost Drafts lapued on tho principal citics of the United States and Europe. ial attention given to colioctions and correspondence with prowmpt returny, DIKKCTORS, Lo andson, . L. Shugart, J, T, Hart, W Wallaco, ' J W, itodtar) 1, A Migr, W, Btraot, Jy7dee STEAM LAUNDRY. 723 W. Broadway, LARSON & AMDEZSON, Frupriciors, This laundry has Just been opened for bual wo are now propared 10 do landry of all kinds and gusrantee eatistaction. A cuffy, fine shirts, etc. We want everybody to give us i trial LARSON & ANDERSON, TI0B, OFFICRR, W. H. M. PUBRY. OFFICER & PUSEY, P B A W EIRS, Council Bluffs, Ia, Established, - - 1866 Exchange Dealers in Forelgn sud Do catic (ouncil Bluffs, Iowa, 'GEORCE F. CRAWFORD W R OLES A LE BUYER AND SHIPPER OF EGGS. No. 519 South Main Street. COUNCIL BLUEFS, 10WA, I Pay the Highest Market Price and Deduct No Commission. GOUNGIL BLUFFS MANUFACTURING GO. . Mouldings, Seroll and Lattice Work, Wood Turn- ing, Re-Sawing, Planing and Matching, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Boxes, Ete. Manufacturers and Dealers in i/ Improved Hawkeye Wind Mills and Pumps. J, J, Hathaway, Manager, Council Bluffs, Ia. Machinery will be run exclusively for custom work on Thursday and Friday of ench woek. Orders wolicited and satisfaction guaranteed, A.FE. MEAYNIE & CcCoO., (Successors to J. W. Rodefer) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN LACKAWANNA, LEHIGH, BLOSSBURG AND TALL [OWA GOALSI CONNELLSVILLE COKE, CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, ETC. Office No, 34 Pearl Street, Yards Oor. Highth Street and Elevfanthfll\vunuo, Oouncil Bluffs, P. T. MAYNE. C. E. MAYNE COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM FACTORY MANUFACTURE BROOMS, BROOM HANDLES, CORN MEAL, GRAHAM FLOUR AND CHOPPED FEED The Very Best of Brooms Oonstantly on Hand. The Eighest Market Price Paid for Corn, Oati mF:!ye, Barley BROOM CORIN Parties Wishing to Sell Broom Oorn Will Please BSend SBample, MAYINE & CO. COUNCOIL BILOEES. MAIN STREET LIVERY, FEED THE GRAND INAUGURAL EXPUSITION Speed Contest |g [F STABLE. All Shippers and Travelers will find 1 good accommodation and reasonable charges, STREET. DRIVING PARK, Fair Association Grounds, SOUTH OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL, Council Bluffs, - - . Iowa. HOLLAND & MILLER, Sept. 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1882. PREMIUMS, §$20,000. Grand Inaugural Exposition and Speo! Contest open to the world, $9,300 FOR SPEE Tho best Mile Track In the United States, So | say suich noted horsemcn as Ludd Dobie, Dan Mace and others, THE GREAT HURDLE RACES | OPEN TO ALL, THE CLOSE BROS,, |GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Orockery, Glassware, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC Also agents for tho fofowing lines of Steamship Companies : Cunard, Anchor, Gulon, American, and State Steamship Companies, D OEL A X TS For sale on the Royal Bank of Ireland and Bank of England, with imported horscs, have cntered | of Ireland, Dublin, Those wi o intend to send for for this race, friends to wny part of Europe will fiud it to thelr uterest o call on PROGRAMME, : : Tows nid Nebiaska colts. Free-for-all pace, N1 in which wome of tho beat horses i the Soun: AGENTS, try are expected, SECOND DAX—Septembier 19, 343 Broadway, Council Blufs Formal opening of tho Expouition i wpakery-dames G afue, R. O, Ingorsoll, Jatio i otherswinwptcnata races. o on **') MRS, H, J, HILTON, M, D,, Tuinn Day—Septen’ 2:40 cluww, 2:8 it S 1 o s e | PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, tuere will be an exhibition of cattle on the | 222 Broadwav. Council Bluffs. grounds to surpass auyihing ever before shown n lowa. Foukri Day mher 21L—More fine racos wors flue ¢ ie horacs, with an ar HUCHES & TOWSLEE, DEALERS IN Con/ectionery, Fruits, Nuts | Cigars and Tobacco, Fresh vysters and Iece Cream in [ hibits fn 130 Gran | Exposition Build ver before atten pted in the Valley of the ari Fivru DAY—September 22 programune, embraciug frec-for-all,’ 8 in 6 running mile 2,000 for sensationsl trottors and pacers. Ther et The fin €100 head of watt's from the [N & 44 NN BT, Oouncil !51 utla, STARR & BUNCH, HURDLE RACE | HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. Come One! Come ALl i Week of Genuine Pleasure vo & On the Fourth Day, September 21, will occur | o groa \ DONT MISS IT. For Sonsational Trotters or Pacers, $2,000. PAPER HANGING, For any desired Information addross KALSOMINING AND GRAINING, AB MOKUNE, 820, | o mmmar oo and howe seourities, Couneil Blafls, I, Shop—Corner Broadway and Scott 8t