Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 21, 1882, Page 7

R X > v ' :]j_HE DA,”,‘Y BEE-~THURSDAY, TEMBER 21 7 Exposition Lyrics, | D Dpnintsen s smere vry oo, cuprn, o | Ry Bluffs vies in olaboxating it's text, the subjeet being J, J. Bliss’ Mil linery and Fashion Bazar, at 328 Broadway. Rarely #oe brought togather in tasteful abundance more of the varietie of the finest goods for Ladies’ adoming than oan b» seen at their fine establishment. Please make their acquaintance at the Art Hall, and givo them a business call. Read their poem please, \WV wakes the Iyre on the subject of decorations; with beautifal papers or frescoes with the brush of Gieo, B. Beard, one door from Boe Office. Coorge will patnt you anything in the highest style of the art, or wil! decorate your rooms and ceilings with su- perb papers at a minimum cost. *Read his poem and place your orders there, pleaso, J. Rodda & Oo.'s 320 Broadway. Fine shoes, hats and caps, ty and at vory lowost possible re,”" where aro vigos patnted, a at Art Hall, Klothes eversbody from head to foot at . mammoth clothing establishment at itoring on the Brodway side one be. | suits of every grade of frabrio, bocse sy shawls and | farnishings, &c., in enormons vars zoods not | prices at the “Peoples’ Clothing Rich dress fabrica | score. See their dis and housa farnish. | | Lets you a rig from Houry Beecrolt's stable, opposite the Entertains you royally at. Smith and MeCuen's European Ras- for o bomtoffice, Wo particularly invite our readers to try Henry rant at 404 Broadway, it seeied like an oasis to ffind & olassic 13t ho oan e them he hna goxd rics and is bound 1o please f place free from dust, where tho daintiest viands wore served in | 1 if ho €N, Proserve hia poom card for refaronco. | true Delmonico style, and at very ! blo prices, They are | alco Fendquarters fhr Opsters, Toer, fine cakes and confoc ionery, fruits, ete. Always give the bo 3 Furaishos your houses with fine or common furniture from C. A. Beebe & Co., who have warerooms on two of the business | foenvkhtaros-—Broadway and Picrco streats, and ato tho leading | - furnishers of the city. Seo their fine diplay at Art hall, ‘ Goes to the Boston Tea 0 ness booms there and ¢ it peers in the realm of the Dry Goods trade ! holds a vista of beat ty in rich display of embroidery, laces, and a hasty eurvey discovers a class of 1 oft am asked and do betimes J often found in the ordinary stores of the lina, | | v Welte for burinees pledsant yiaes and coatly carpets, and all the staplos for home And in scores of growing cities, ing- a metropolitan establishment, Have written “ads” for them in ditties; For all have taste for rythmie verse, 1t spicy and pithy, and terse; And such my readers here will find, For every age and state of mind, renso: Sows noisolesely nnd delightfu it is now admitted the Dom | of finish and artistic cxcolle nee hall and by one as they lly on & Domestic machine, for | ¢ exoels all others in beauty of work done, See them at art ‘“‘Stand at the Head,” Telks about Chas, Rice, the clothing artist, who has set up | Y for huuvun-ll in Do Vol's new building, North Main street. You can easily read his sign, As a workman, he needs no commen- Scels in all work in marble or granite at the Council Bluffs Works, near the M. E. Church, Broadway. Messrs, Connor & Guanella ave exporta and artificors in their line and will execute your orders with dispatch and guarantee satisfaction. See their fine dieplay of Marble Work near Art Hall, Read their poem, Y yearns to impress everybody that Z. T. Lindsey & Co. can and will sell you the bost loather goods ever brought to this mar. ket. They have the goods and can make you prices that will meke A Introduces us to tho artist at “‘Exceisior Gallery,” 100 Main | = o strect, Mr, Barke, makes pictures in all the nowest styles and improvements of this fine art, and on of the greatest is the ‘In antaneous Bromo Golotine ' Process, "by which beaatiful like. | e Ay Wi nesses aro produced instantly, and as good in cloudy woather re any for all tablo aupplics. Busi Prom tn. He 1n¥Ites o0 16 ol ST youtsay Al the finoat work produced. Visitora at the fair should see his | [Teh: ~Choice tablo hutter, fresh' ecem, cresmery chocse puns | L disp'ay, and give him sitting for samples, sugars, new leaf teas, frosh yoasted coffos, ars th key notes to the | Undertakes to introduce Mr, D, M. ¢ *, oy row o0, & . onnell, & gentleman of | thein fricnds, The Tnvgent stock mirt e Erice i v gt by ¥ o v | music you'll hear if o there, Read their poem, [+ cxperienco and happily qualified (whilo many are not), for the tice their .{.,‘.h, &8 AT BTl e OO LYY B wht us 0 Seaman’a book and paper Emporium, in_the Heralds the leading coal dealers of Conneil Bluffs, A. H. | peculiar duties of caring for our dead. Mr. Connell has fitted up | 3 : new block on Broadway. Three stories filled with Paper Mer- | Mayne & Co., h #oft eoal, coke, Jimo and cement, | nice rooma on North Main strect, No. 19, where ho has openod | chandine. Books for Schools, for the holi t ays and miscellaneous; | platering fill fong Neir, eewer pipe, &, aro scme ol their lines A And now we had not time to complote the alphabet 1 They | with a well selocted stock of all lne » complete the alphabet, shelves and load numerous tab) ] | 8 of goods from caskets and | But read them fc ot 3. Papors for overy use, | mako aspeciality of Town ringe Coal, which is saperior for | plates, trimmings, robes, oto. Furnishes hearse and carricges and | l(.-ml‘t?:.vn.‘hyvlr‘ f:lrn(“ vl 1 for thoueands of his custumers and for the trade. See [«ll the hest qu Wity of a good coal end are exclusive agents. Give | o beapeak for him o liberal share of public favors, He has come Read them anyhow, ( pluy at floral and art hall and pasto his poem in your hat, | them s eull. to stay. Road them evary.one Baborn - - e e ———————————————————————— ¥ e ———————— |\ .+ ————— Announces tho artist who makes portraits and views, Furnithes your dwo'ling with | i s § : A t makes portraits TR hes vo we'ling with beautiful wares, Lets you a rig from Boecroft's Stable, Vies with therest in themes for ¢ litty, }‘h;lLtm:rapli\u and copies whichever you chooso;, | Sofas and Lounges nid Upholstered chaire; As fony and nice a8 you think you ure able: And declazes that nowhero i Council Bufta City, 1 ]"r\ ntma ) y'uu & picturs that is nice and good Suites in variety—Frenc by veneered or plain, Leams for tourists to hunt and to fish, Oc in any noar city surrounding, 4 11ho art must bo atudicd wnd well understoud; And others enameled with beautiful grain, With all the attention and cquipago you wish: Will you see more benuty and fashion abounding; - Ry Barkoia tho urtiat, and hia studio the placo, Spring beds and mat!ressvs, or a pretty book case, Carriagas and coupees for ladics and Tovers, Than at J. J. Blisa’ Millinery Storo, g "< e ; © beat finished kagwu of your face. Or a nics plate mirror toshow perfectly your face; Opon to the sun or with canopied covers:, Hats trimmed and untrimmed by many a score B o m.‘l ©8 pictures of the children so cunningand cute Side boards and tables, cribs aud commodes, Horses well trained to drive Feathers and flawera and plumes, so mavy, That ol the diflicult Mamman he is certain to suit; The nicest, as yot, of thess busincss *‘odes,” And our liveryman's prices aro reasonably low: Elegant for a dollar and somothig for a penny; No matter ,lc gou're plain, have freckles or wriukle, At Boobo & C0.'s great furniture pavillion, s And tho blacks and bays and filloys and grays, And where every nation of noto on the globe, ¢'llsmooth them all out and you're nice in a twinkle. Wholesulo and retarl, enouch forthe million. Will be spoedily hitehed for tho party that pays, Is ropresented in something to adorn your mi)e EXOBELSIOR PHOTOGH ¢ PH GALLERY, C. A. EEEBRR & CO HENRY BEHCROFT, el - . . T: I BLISS 3 = ’ Wholesale and Rotail Dealors in >~ vialn i g Jas. F. Barke, Prop'r. 5 ‘~1M Street Livery Stable AR . . S i ¥ fi 1 ~ OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE, YT & Council Bluffs & Missouri Valley ; Furniture& UphOISterV ¥ R Viillinery & Fancy Goods lowa. Nos. 207 and 200 Broadway and 205 ; it g and 267 Piorce Street, Sutls, Towa A epecialty made of Instantaneous Bromo-Gelatine process. BEN. ROGERS' OLD STAND, COUNCIL BLUFFS, PICTURES TAKEN IN OLCUDY WEATHER. BEST GOODS AND LOWEST PRICES, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Wall Paper comes next with Dado and Frieze, Decorations for pariorsthat cannot fail to please; At Boards you will find the finest that's sold, All tho new patterns in colors and gold; Designs for the ceiling with center and horder, f=e=ood with taste in Artistic orde i J28 Broadway, - - - Brought us to Seaman’s, wher e the people resort, Goes for Grocerios and table supplies, Sewa like a aprite on a wonderful machine, For Books and Scationery, and goods of that sort; o Bostox Tk Co.—-a faot for the wise; The Light Running Domestic is the one that wo mean, For bags for shopping, for pencils and pens, The largest store and the nicost stocks, And tho following conversation was recently heard, Albums and frames---nico gifts to friends; To be found in all tho business blocks: And the person addressed answered never a word; Everything for school children, erasers and slatos, Mae nicest and Froshest, hoth fancy and staple, Iv'e used the singer, Whooler & Wilson, aud 1 fowe, And to write your exercises---at lowest rates; . Thn pureat of sugars _;v"” 8, golden and maple; And the Davis and Housshold are fair, I'll allpw; Books miscellaneous, in beautiful covers, Coffees fresh, roasted and ground, as you ploase, 1 then tried a Whito and also o Weed; { Loriest srtment to chooss from yow'll view, And clegant stationory for Iadies and lovers, And the best and most fragrant new leat teas, But somo how or other, T conld not succeed; | WindowShades e §hade Fixtures,room moujd- Everything wanted at Seaman’s new store, Evorything in canmed goods and fruits that are driod, Thon a Domestic T bought and like it tho besit, ing, too; 2 High on the shelves and down on the floor, Tho beat place (say hundreds) to trade wo have tried, Aud would not exchang it for all of tho rost,/ Houro and $ a0 Painting, Fresco if you choose, B ARA I TOAN / For Board'n o fine workihen though that in wh H. E. SEAMAN, e BOS 'ON TEA COMPANY, A. A HazarDi | s ¥ : 2 Whelesalo and etail ifi% Fl'! E T, AS Deater in / GEORGE R. BEARD, l i el 10 o { ive Pai : i ), R R : ) ol 5 s b T Decorative Painter and Dealer in I3 aper, Books and Stat“)n“) \ 16 Main Strect and 15 Pearl Street, The Eight Runuing Domestic, Paper Hangings of Every Grade Window 5B - NG TS 3 S5y AND ALL SEWING MACHINE{ SUPPLIES 3 X : 405 Broadwsy, - . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS.|qoUNOIL BLUFFS, - . . . . . W o oy ol ety Shades, ixtures, Room Moulding, &c, ‘ enih —~— R e 11 PEARL SIT., COUNCL BLU! S Mo wa? Doals in Dry Goons, Silks, Cashmeres and Liaces, WEPWEE Horalds the Blufts doaler in, F0es e o, -aal AT Talka like parcot ubout Rick, thel pyijor, Nools u!‘nllqullu;:ier:)llnlvfi::ia'l’!‘g;lui‘i“l Cloaks and Dollmans, and veils for your faces, For heati welling or of ‘c‘-kea 5 Who makes nice suits for citizen agq snilor; “u mei", 1lrfuulr” o o ? f( n,k i Harkness, Oreutt & Co., are thefavorite headquarters All the best) ailrnlis Ol N Measures carcfully your angles ang curves, Jonnor & Guanella are artificers of skill, For all the fine goods for the wives and daughters, sran ev ¢ - and free from amoke; And his fits delight you in all youp perveg: Derigning ard shaping and molding at will; Classified and displayed with pleasing grace, § oI - delivered from cara or yard, And there are fow, if any, his coya) 24 Beautiful monuments with sculptured bise, Trimmings and Bmbroidery and beaetirol 1o % The best in the city, both soft and hard; And his growing businesa is th hatural sequel: Watch towers o'er our last rosting places Efv""”‘i"!s" ey e L:‘l“ 10,0800 All sizes—lump, chestnut or range, He has clothes for selection and 'rimmin ,Hl‘ 5 Wrought in daseic memorial devices, \:‘Zr{)ixlfinl:l‘ ;:‘)l:gl‘l‘is)‘stf‘:::“(:'e:“th: 3::::,' H Some like to mix it, just for a change, And guarantees to suit you in £6ds and ;,ic'uf’“- And deliverel and sot at very low prices; Everything in staples, the customer seos, And Mayne & Co. will supply your “"';‘i‘ A In fuct, his business is having n boom, i Headstonos ia variety of marblo or granite, And the motto of the store —*‘We study to please.” For atreet and office their business card read. Making suits for business and f,;. {ho ‘bridegroom. In a8 fine designs aa found on lh‘e planet, P A. H. MAYNE & CO,, CHARLES P[CE, .COSNOR & GUANELLA, ‘ HARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO. e o Dealers in all kinda of Hard and Soft Coal. FOREIGN AND AMERICAN COKE, LIME, CEMENT, N’@RBLE AND GRANITE i 117 Boadway, A Dealers i g e LATE CUTTER FOR METCALF »g(rs, Dry GOOdS9 Carpets! Oll CIOth‘&c‘J{@ o DeVol's New Building, North Main St., lxenrlm,d'_yj I0WA. |Lime, Plastering'Hair, Sewer Pipe, &c. | * COUNCIL BLUFFS. \ Offico &4 Pearl Street, Councll OUNCIL BLUFFS, - - . . . MERCHANT TAILOR, )A’ Fxclusiveagents for lowa Wyo n}(;‘.‘.‘vflt'mxl})“A ; Klothes the whoie family of males, From smallest garments to swallow tails; The old grandiather, the sire and son, The boys and children, yes, every one; At Rodda& Company’s great furnishing store, Plum full of clothing from ceiling to floor; Kiothing of every quality, styloand grade, That fits as well as though to order made; Also stylish hats, caps, cufts and collars, The place in Council Bluffs to spend your dollara. THE PEOPLE'S Clothing and Boot and Shoe House, EUROPEAN RESTAURANT, S J. RODDA & CO.. The Only First,Olass Hating Houee in the City. COUNCIL BLUFFS, 404 Br alway, . - (] - COUNCIL BLUFF NG COUNCIL BLUFFS. Yearns for . W A » tho reader of theso rhymes, Ve write to téd you whoro to spend your dimes; For dimes make ‘dyllaxg and dollars come slow, And this it our counsel, {hat 41| you should go ‘ To 7. T. Lirdsey's for dressing your feot A‘ fact, ;1lflu'\3 remember, when out on l.h‘l) street; };j"“‘;{'fl";?{“.‘..,.mm..n RETIAC™ O M Thiowrs-sof-weicansy Wyengthing for gents’ wear, pogged or hand-sowed, AU thy lab fashions, either square or round-toed. TIHE PLACE FOR FINE _Jin BOOTS, SHOES 8 AND SLIPPERS, IS AT Z T. Lindsey & Co's,! i Undertakes at a reasonable charge, All the details of a funeral, no matter how large, And with cousiderate caro aud judgment, provides, For all the furnishing--using cconomy besides; For the hearse and carriages, of newest plan, For houses, well trained cither single or span; For robes and vestures, of appropriato trim, D. M. Connell invites you to call upon him, He has finest of caskets, either wood or metal, And is alwaye reasonable when you wish to settle, D. M. CONNHLL, K‘I*.; Funeral Director & Undertaker ins you in a royal manner‘,’ ~ut for Smith & McCuen’s banner; As théy hope to make biissful your existence, By eerving yeu viands of matchless consistence; Oysters and cutlets, and fish from the stream, And all the menn of which caterer’s dream; For a gplendid lunch or a meal on the square, Or fruits and confectionery you'll find them there; The nicest in the city, all the customers say; At Smith & McCuen's, Sir, on Broadway. SMITH & M'CUEN, P fetors of th At NO. 19, NORTH MAIN STREET, Z} COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - - IOWA. Hearses and Carriages Furnished, Open Day and Night, Bethesda | J M PALMER | T W SELA M AN, BATHING HOUSE! REAL' ESTATE‘ WOLESALE AND RETAIL . o o STATIONERY AND PRINTER'S GOODS, At Bryant’s 8pring, Cor. Broadway and Union Sts. ., 320 Broadway, e Sepreme Court Decislons, Opinions were rendered in the fol- lowing cases: Maish vs. Bird, applicant; Polk county. Aflirmed. State vs. Shaffer, applicant; Henry county. Reversed. Tice vs. Dirby; Des Moines county. A BL.OODY DEATH. 110@4, in block 57, Riddle’s lulnliviu~| | ion, $150. Amelia J. Beswick to Henry Ohrt, lot 14, block 6, Meredith’s addition to | Avoca, $250. Sherift to W. F. Pierce, ne | of 28, 75, 39, and se | of se | of 19, 74, 59, $1,724 70, The Alleged Murderer Safely Lodged in Jail Here. The Details of the Deadly Affray. W.D.STILLMAN, | —0o COUN(IL BLUFFS, TOWA. - *,*41¢ 18 a great art to do the right | . Pract ting i 4 ; ! , ) Roversed upon both appeal and re- Practitioner of Hemeopathy, consul -r l T L E A BS T H A c T 0 F F I c E‘ Yesterday afternoon Sheriff R. J. | thing at the right time,” The person P sulg, b s o N { p ived | subject to derangement of the kidoeys | manded. Each party to puy halt the N BLUFFS. Ph . W b @O XX | Hamilon, of Oaiwll. ountiy, wived | 1ubjos o dovsngumont of ke kidoers | maudeds COUNCIL ysicianandsurgeon. ;. . a5 | here having in charge Thomss Fay, ; form in purchasing a package of Kid- arrested for fatally stabbing Thomas | A b P Pottus applicant, vs. Karrell; Lee ( Plain, Medicated, Vipor, Flootric, Plunge, | ofmco and rosidonce 615 Willow avenus, Coun- ots Bou&ht and Sold. MONEY 'O LOAN AT LOW RATES, ney-Wort. Itinvigorates these organs county. Reversed and romanded. mm, 'um:m:a Mot and ‘cold Baths, ~Com: ’ 21 Biufte, Tows, b s i NOTARIES BU ¢ AN CONVEYANCERS, Maher at Arcadia, Monday night. | and by its cathartic and diuretic effect, | “"Stnie va Clupper, upplicant; Polk | 1 b i, S e T SEYBERT. M. D. BLUFFSH 1- AND C } & ous: Fay is a saloonkeeper who has been at | cleanses the whole system of all bad | o,unty, Affirmed Hon given el ARLCRLAE ’ s | COUNCIL Arcadia several years, He is quite | Dumors. Harfor vs, City of Burlington, ap TR . licant; Den Motnes county. Afliemed, tempered, aud it is sid that | SPLINTERS FROM THEBOARD. | Plign; Den M LISROORNT L T soliciied. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, DR. A. H. Stupiey & Co., PHYSICIAN & . stator: eatant o chront wikuns | COUNCIL BLUFFS, = = 1A, | quic failure to control this was the cause of ENRY BEECRO'T, knife AND OTHER it 5 Lee county. Appeal dismissed. ! 1 . Some of tne Actlons Taken by the ] x v, | mado o speciaity, g oo | o A I e blood-letting, Maher is a dray- 28 Houghtaling & | maden 2 — Ly S n’ e h\.d' Jl‘:u mfi d there ten or twelve Ro8aen 0f:1he Bebopls Hille; Wapello count h " !;N[\ h'B,S i of bhoeitor wusest | Wy, over A, Louie's Restaurant. | . 1 man who hi ed e te elve = Bl without _th ‘ Goodrich, applt., va, Brown, Lee | county; afirmed. : | Stringer, applt., vs, the K.M, & P, | years. Oa Monday night ho was in Fay's saloon, and some talk began | OFFOSILITH WEHE POSTOEEICE. BEN ROGEKS' OLD STAND, 3 : ures lung dlsesscn, The board of education at its last oy moeting contracted for coal for th about the hauling of some kegs of beer from the depot. The talk be- schools for the ensuing year with H,|& N, R. R. Co., Henry county; | ! 188, wi 1 continue running bigity live to all parts of the ity. All orders promptly attended o b y to. LYW CUARG 5 GUAKANRED. New htock co s antly recelved, s oy affirmed, plain 0 TUM 0R s HT\‘M., Eryulpolas, b ; houm, Scald Head, Catarrh, g vy 8. Buyle, the price of soft coal being McKeever vs, Jeuks, applt., Clark ;Infill:mgm:t‘:!l‘ih.'b.mn‘*” Al:'v:J fraud Fos | D M CO N N ELL ame ot and Fuy told 1 ahor that | 84,60 and $L1 for hard coal, orunty; oflirmed. : 1 Vit s Harcrsholsor File i e b LR VL ) if he woul g0 out dooi The school census foots up 6,843 German bank et al, applts., vs, money refunded. ok e i badumonld whip Bum. Maher| niie R e e | g applt., Dubuquo county; | All disoascs treated i heacleatvorst: | CQUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - Towa. Funeral Orector and Undertaker, started toward a screen door, and not 18 modified and affirmed. Decree in ac. | Able reform, without the It beiny uhle to open it made some jocoso | teacher in the high echool, Mrs, rema:ks (o Fay, who at once started | ¢, for hiw, and tiking a knife from his | | ons or the knite, i No. 17 in 8 - - - - - - Council Bluffs cord with the opiuion 4 tho option of | “giotie Vapor ar st dicated Baths, No. 17, North Main Stre¢. Graves, | who desire then. turnished Clark decliulog Fenlon wss transferred to th to serve, Miss REAL ESTATE. Calls promptly suswered at allbours, night or day, New hearse and London carriages direch i bangford & Oriou ve, Ottumwa | Hernls or Bupture radically eured by tho use ‘ ; 1 Sulls promaptly saaworad atallonts, algbi s d o oke 1 il Miss Le x y e tho Elastic bolt Truxs il Pissior, which ba3 |y ¢ Juincs, In conuoction with his law an e = g pocket, opened it and dashed away 8t | gohool, and Tins s ter ater Power Co., ap , Wapello | day Eluskic bolt Truss | 1 | Maher, cutting him twice on the head, | yon clected toucher at the C.y | county; affirmed. ol e PSP E WA ns an ugly and fatal eut in the abdomen. | The Lew of Kondnees Miss? Amy S, Baldwin was elected | Persons wishing to buy or sell ity propert) call Maher lingered along until morning | teacher of the kindergarten schonl in CONSULTATION FREE That never require l:llmp\nq at Mra. J. J. Good's Hair Btose, st Also @ othor hair 1s universal; ricos never befere lauc.h-il? it affects all the human fam. »4 hig office, over Bushnoll's book store, Pearl 1 line of switches, cte. t sreably roduced prices. Also g sliver and color 8. Wavesmade from Indie’ own bair. Do not fall to :llllern:'ln:u 5\::&}1,!!‘0‘ and then died, Kay was arrested and | the Methodist church, at $45 per | lly, all animals, “"4"“1"“5"}?&:,L":.:.'i QALL ON OR ADDRESS Maged =, CHUTES A _ | et o Eoaaruada Ll Ml 0w st A3 0D waiving an examination was bIrnu,.l;:\. | month, Mr. E. Scott wassubsti-uted ‘“u:.l.‘n edlobuce. - Boois J(x”im 3 ‘ EDWIN J ABBGTT Cow to this city and lodged in jail. He | for Mrs, Wright, who has been given | ¥ TR Yy Y g et 0 ¥ P "M | 2 . has litlo to _say, boyond the simplo | leavo of sbacnce until Ostober 1th, | Loy disease; but ln casen of obntinave | Ipg, R, Rigg and B, 0, Mlllar,\ s e UNION BAKERY, remark that ‘‘it's a bad scrape,” a | he salary of the secretary was | so KIND, 50 ge tle ia its effects, and yet so &, Jus fact which all knew before he ad- | fixed at $200 per ancum, and C, M. | satisfactory, as Brinock Broon BiiTens, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia. mitted it [ Notary Public, | Harle elected to | bonds being 83,000, T, O, Gleason was elected trea his bonds besng fixed at §50,000 The superintenbent reported 1,933 Price $1.00, that position, ki — &) 517 $0UT . STEAM LAUNDRY. MAIN STREET, THE BEST BREAD IN TH™ CII'Y, None but first-class Bakef employed. Bread, Caks, Pies, &o., dclivered to any past of the city. Of Wagons ran all day, Real Estate Transfers, SINTON & W L DENTISTS. 4B Broadway, Council Bluffs Yasda andmortgagen deawn and scknowl yved | The following transfers of real es- Tux B 3 ) K : WSLEE P. AYRES, Pr tate are n-p.}vrlud for Tug ,l.‘r.r. 4 | pupils registered, and that tho'pri | 128 W, Broadway, ¢ Pear] Bireot, Uounel} Blufhs | Hue! .LS“;&FLOIN X T T >, A 2 | Utlon, resl cetato aad loan agent o Puckli'e Araios Halve | Proprietors. SR Con(ectionery, Frui alelod No. G, BROADWAY, (Palmer's Block, Council Bluffs; poone Busr aura fn 4 poci e Oute, |, o0 podis T, DR. A P, VCHETT, | Cigars and T(,bgccco, i‘resh h BROADWAY, (Paliars & ' G. D, Gregory to A. £. Bowen, nw | ver Sior far, Chybped Hauds, 'Chil, | nets: 800 e oo nel peomanad Fon* o 58 2ask | o0 0 ‘0N, | Oysters and Ice Cream in - p i J ot an Tamat A faeiX 4 of no | bia % a0d all ‘skin eruptions, and o work, suth s coliare, | PRYSICIAN AHD SUHGE(]“" § gason E W 3 IGKN“R PROPR’LT . 1 of section 23, town 77, range 42, les. It s guarantosd 40 | PR, il shirts, Wo wanl. everybody 6 | Office, No. 14 Peari Stroet. Houas, 9 a. m. to | ' 2 . Jily $2,400, o uy lal, J. P. Casady et el. to Wm. Gates, |3 Sooqmos LARSON & ANDERSON, 2., 8002 p,w., 0 6 Banerofs sticei. Dol | Conteal otice, Our Motto:-Bbrict cleanliness, the st quality of woats, aud 1owost possible prices, Meats dew tvered 10 auy part of the city, Comie a:d s¢6 OUF ew shop, . i 12 MAIN 8T, COouncil Blutfs, \