Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 25, 1882, Page 6

e P - = e ———— THE “The Daily Bee. GOUNCIL BLUFFS. M on h;y M(;rmny RIPTION I - 20 cents por woek Oarrle P My Offise: No. 7 Pearl Street, Near Broadway, M. G. GRIFFIN, Managor, H. W, TILTON, City Bditor.! MINOR MHENTIONS, —J, Mueller's Palace] MusicjHall, —Sherraden makes photographs, Lero are now twenty-four prisoners connty jail —all males —Now wash the plates and make ready for the soldiers’ reunion, which opens on Thursday. —Permit to wed has been given to Peter . Jensen and Mary Kuersten Harrington, of Webster, —TRev, Father McMenomy has joined in happy wedlock William Hunt and Jose phine Cannon, —A foll attendance is requested at Council Diuffs lodge No, 40, Knights of Pythias, this evening. —S8moke the Utterly Utter, and the Koy West Perfection cigare, sold at whole- sale only by Lutz & Lange. — Dall's saloon, near the Revere house, was entered Saturday night, and a revol- ver and watch stolen, —Some sneak broke open the street ice box at Laine's restaurant Saturday night, Sept. 26. | AriFAIR FINISH. Fairand a Word of Its Management, ened during the forenoon to get thei off home or started for other fairs, It was a goneral break-up, but stil a rather big clouds of dust, men were hurry commotion. everlasting “‘let 'er roll, let ‘er roll,” was hushed. much better than some of them. and helped himself to teveral cans of oy sters, —Joseph Ross, the upper Broadway cooper, desires to purchase fifty thousand hoop-poles, Write to or enquire at his cooper shop. —11 B. Leavitt and Tony Pastor's united combination is to be at Dohany's, Monday evening of next weok, The litho- graphs will be hung to-day, and they are beanties, —Joseph Ross, the upper Broadway cooper, desires to purchase 50,000 hoop poles, He also wants to employ ten extra coopers, Write to or inquire at his cooper shop. —The lndies and gentlemen boarding at Mra, Robinson's on First avenue speak very highly of the table and attendance, Itis & very popular, first clasa boarding place, —Joseph Reiter makes the Fineat Suits o the Iatest styles, at the lowest possible prices, His merchant tailoring establish- ment is at 310 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs, ~'The Walters rape case has again had » contitiuance, and it lookn s if it waa fol- lowing tho usual courso of cases which are continued tiwe and again until dropped out of sight. —J. T Barke is happy, having taken first premium on photographic work, and claims that he would have had first on the best aingle picture, had ho not by an error tailed to enter one thus, he having been thus informed by the committee, mest of the different displa; they have lai make it more easy another year to se cure exhibits and draw crowds, year are: L. C. Baldwin, president; J. W. Peregoy, vice president; Dr. A. B. McKune, secretary; Eiseman, treasurer, All of theso and others were kept very buay, both in the work of preparation and carrying out the plans arranged. Mr. L. C. Baldwin merits some special mention for the interest he took in the stock department, and it was due largely to him that there was so good a showing in that line. this part of a fair, except thoze who exhibit,. Many of those who visit a fair will paes by the stock show as of little intercst, and will gaze with rap- ture on some big pumpkin, or pay ex- show, and hardly give a moment's at- takes more capital and incurs more expense than almost anything else on the grounds, One exhibitor who had this year, figured up his expenses yes- reached home. 2,000 before ho i that it It is estimated at the fair here. —The United Btates court is to mect bere to-day. There are but four prisoners in the jail to be disposed of for offenses against the revenue law, and none of them are very sensational cases, —The alleged pickpocket arrested last week and confined 4n jall here, had o ter- rible fit Saturday, in which he not only tore off his clothing but bit himself badly in several places, On being brought to he said he wan subject to them, ~Plans and specifications for a new city jnil are now to be seen at Bowman, Rohrer & Co.’s office, and bids are to be received until Wednesday, September 27th, The jail is to be two stories and consiat of seven or eight cells, The location decided upcn 1s that recently purchased by the city on Bryant street opposite Dohany's hall, —F. C, Newell is to take his display of MoCormick machines to the Hamburg fair, where he is to erect a building of his own and has secured for power the farm engine which Mr. Hendrie furnished to drive the Champion machinery here, The Hamburg folks will find the McCormick display a fine one, ~The case of Mre, Allen vs, the Singer Sewing Machine company came up again before Judge Aylesworth Saturday, it be- ing on & matlon for » new trial, the plain- iff not being satisfied with the verdict of the jury, it being for the second time in favor of the dofendant, The motion was overruled, Aol AL S L FINE UPHOLSTERING, E, F. Stockert & Co,, Capture a Num- ber of Biue Ribbons, At the fair just closed the woll known firm of K, F, Stockert & Co., on Broadway, had a fine display of their skill as upholsterers, and it ap- poars that they did not show their goods in vain, Aside from the praise won from the admiring crowds, they succoeded in winning the approval of the judges, and & number of blue rib- bous were tied upon their display, 'l‘bqy took first premium on a wil’l’du{r chair, first on two parlor sets, first on a parlor stard, and first on upholstery work. Stockert's name has become pretty firmly linked in the public mind with fine upholstery, and so the judg- ment upon this dup‘ny will not be a surprise, The goods “were certainly elegant, and the workmanship and taste shown are evidences thu%tock- ert & Co. are fully prepared to moet all requirements in that line, Many have already learned by exparience that Stockert & Co, are as fine up- holsterers as can be found anywhere, and others are fast finding it out. Many from a distance were surprised at the fair to see such ovidences of Councll Bluffs skill in this line, and it will be strango indeed if Stockert & Co. do not find orders coming in from some who have not patronized them before. They have all the facilitics needed to supply any and all demands. They have skill, taste and an estab lished roputation for good work, so that their trade cannot fail to grow, ——pe Good Goods at Good's, At Mrs. J. J. Good's, Main street hatr store, can be seen the largeat stock of hair goods west of Ohicago, aud wt prices within the reach of all ture of any fair, Much credit Peregoy. 'Wpecial obligations to him. The position of superintendent of grounds is cne of the most trying and most busy ones, but it was well filled byJ. T. Hart, who seemed omni- present, first here, then there, meeting demands on every haud, listening to complaints, set- tling disputes, assigning places and with all the hurry and florry, not only courteous to all, but finding even time, and having the thoughtfulness to ask exhibitors whether they had all they the facilities and conveniences wanted, Henry Eiseman, who handled the cash and looked after the finances, had a more quiet position, but one of the most responsible of all, and he saw that everything was conducted in a T business-like, careful manner, Dr. McKune ocoupied the position of secretary, and found his hands full and his time all occupied, N. M, Pusey looked especially after the art display, which proved 8o successful. Col, D. B, Dailey s chief marshal proved efficient, and had ablo assist- 0 that this branch of the ser- ants did its full duties. hore was occasionally o cracked even in the busiest rush One of the ofticers had the laugh turn- ed on him by a ¢ asked the officer— the show do you furnish?" cor jokingly roplic the brains.” The country looked around for a winate, aud with out a smile remarked, “Well, I must say, it is the darodest, slimmest show in that live I ever saw.” The im mtry friend whe The ofti lost in tobacco smoke. A comical bluuder was made in tying ribbons to agricultural ma chines, and gravely marched into machinery hall, looked over various bon indicating tirst and second pre miums, ribbon, know what that was for, committeomen replied: the d premium on reapers. gavo the first to that reaper u der."” machine, and then he remurked *“Well, now, gentlemen of the com wrong machine, and ftied it on another. The {utl second premium on You just take that ribbon now an A Last Look at the Succeesful The Union Pacifics Receive Nothing R But e Eges, Whilo the Some of the Fun Which Was Mixed Council Blufts Get One With Basiness. Tally. 3y ali ds the best an noi ex: Bitdrday the fair grounds looked |, .Y U oddi ;” : 4 R £ like a plucked chicken, tho fine ;”’ " "‘”’"“‘" s T 3"_ played I 16re was tha irday afternoon fonthers and points of beauty being |, ot Bt ">‘ ”‘m taken off one hy one and the grounds . . et fooy i ha, and the Council Bluffs nine, The not yet being restored to their ueval \ 5 a5 Sxhibitors hast. | CFo"d was large and enthusiastic, and it b A i the victory eained by the Council goods cartod back to the city, shipped busy scene resulted, as teams were coming and going, raising ing hither and thither and all was in The sound of the side show'sbass drum and the voice of woman in tights were silent, and the Some of the tented shows and catchpenny affairs were un- able to square up their accounts with the assocsation, and attachments were served, holding some of the property. Tho fair, as a whole, has been a great success, and was pronounced by many equal to the more pretentious ones bearing the name of state fairs, and The [ M attondance was not so large as the thus combined merited, but the managers have the satisfaction of knowing that a sure foundation for great success in the future, and have established a reputation which wil- The officers of the association this Henry Fow realize the cost of tra to sos momo deformity in a side tention to a feature of the fair which only nine head of cattle, and who has shown them at three fairs in this stato terday, and found they would ba fully cost fully $200 a day for the cattle shown There interest is on the gain, however, and more attention is being paid yearly to raising good stock, 8o that it is an important fea- is due also to J. W. He was superintendent of tickets and amphitheatre, and worked like a beaver wherever he could find work to do, and he seemed to be ever in demand. He kept his usual good nature coupled with his activity, and many exhibitors and visitors are under joke Well what vart of Weil, T furnish friend t h | be cvery possible exertion put forth which the bystanders gave wes scon A committeo was appointed | and counly to see that it loses nothing - machines |is coufidently expected that 3,000 and began tying on the bita of rib. | veterans will be here, and they should They unfastened it ma- chine man waited until the knot was 4 firm and then said: *“To hades with | fire was turned in, caused by the dis- | == ] d reapers, ou've got it tied now on a dropper. | of My, H. H. Oberholster's old resi. cau find them,” He had got warme: DAILY : informed that there were no premiums at all to be given on farm 1uschinery, They accordingly wont ths roniis again and took off all the ribbon:, WEEL WHITEWASHED ™ | Bluffs nine was conceded to be justly and fairly won, The Council Bluffs 1| pine played an almost perfect game, while their opponents did creditable work, full: Couvscit BLUFFS, A.n, R1B, T.B, PO, A B, Roach,s, # il Kuehne, 25 Mack, p... Merrill, 0'Day, 1. Featherstone, ¢, f. Hagan, 1b v Strock, c.,. Stith, =, 1 The following is the score in ocococpoo~o = UN1oN Pacrric Funkhouser, L, 1 itney. Dwyer, 3d b, Funkhouser, Holland, 2d b Lyon, r. . ~powoooo 32 0.3 317 1284 Council Blnffs ......00000100- 1 Union Pacifi 000000000 0 Struok _out—Council Bluffs, & Union Pacifics, 7, Vassed ball Trafiley, 1; Strock, 0. Tack, b4; Whitney, 46, ed balls—Council Bluffs, 0 Union_ Pacifics, 1 BfiEEfl-»--C()UI\' CiL BLUFFS [OWA MONDAY, trustworthy. ‘rhe department turned in securing a handy water supply, thia — - - Do Not He Deceived In these times of quask medicine adver- jisements everywhere, it is trtly gratify. g to find ona remedy that is worthy of praise, and which really does as recom- mended, Elictric Bitters we can vouch for as being a true and reliable remed: ond one that will do as recommende They invariably cure Stomach and Liver Complaints, Diseases of the Kidneys and Porinary difficulties. We know whereof We speak, and can_readily say, give them a trial, old at fifty cents a bottlo by . F Goodman a i Attention, Druids, Every Druid in Council Bluffa is requested to be present at Pottawat- tamio grove No, 23 Wednesday even- ing promptly at 7:30 o'clock. Busi- ness of importance. By order of Noble Arch. KOR BALE. My rosidence,!No., 715 Fourth stroet Bancroft) L. F. M HY. —— For Sale, An 8 year-old horse. Enquire at 615 Sixth street. COLLARED BY COPs. Some of Those Who Have Felt the Grim Grip of the Law. Wild pitches—0. Total strikes: cil Bluffs, 13, Left on bases—Union Pactfics, 4; Coun- cil Bluffs, 5, Flies canght—Council Bluffs, 7; Union Pacifics, 6, Two base hits—0, Three base hits -0, Umpire—Mr. Carey, of St. Louis, Among the espectally fine plays was the long running catch of O'Day, Smith made a splendid running catch, jumping and catching the fly with his left hand, Mack's pitching was as us- ual simply immense, while Strock, as catcher could not have done betser, Hagan and Kuehne did some fine work, in fact all the boys were at their beat; Funkhouser, of theU. P.’s merits special mention also, and made a fine catch, Whitney, of the U. P., proved effactive asa pitcher, and the Council Blutfs boys found him hard to bat. Infact the Union Pacifics showed up strong, but the Council Bluffs nine showed themselves a little stronger, enough stronger to down the visitors handsomely. nion Pacifics, 20; Coun. KEmbroideries. A very large invoice of beautiful embroideries just receivod at Hark- ness, Oreutt & Co.'s. nop25-4t e ACCOUNT OF STOCK. 1he Doings at the Union Stock Yards The following were the receipts at the Union Stock yards Saturday: 20 cars, D, H, & J. W. Snyder, 26 cars, Evans & Mead. The shipments of the sameday were: 7 cars of sheep, W, D, Currier to J, M, Robinson & Co., Chicago, 9 cars of cattle, A, L, Camp to Wood Bros,, Chicago. 5 cars, Bosler & Peasley to Patterson & Co., Chicago, 1’ car, Weatherby Bros, to Ieenan & Hancock, Chicago. 4 cars, B. J, Johnson to Keenan & Han- cock, Chicago, 8 cars, Brush & H.to Horine Bros,, Chi- cego, ‘oars, 7, L. icago. 3 cars, W, Adams to Geo, Adams & Burke, Chicago. Loat 3. W, Soyder o George Adams & Burke, Chioago. All but the first lot named went east over the Chicago, Milwaukes & St. Paul raliway, Brush to Horine Bros,, THE COMING REUNION. The Preparations Being Made to Welcome and Care for the Veterans. Next Thursday is the opening day of the soldiers’ reunion to be held here, and is to be continued Friday and Saturday, Friday will be the great day, Arrangements have been mude to hold the reunion on the fair grounds, where there are mary ac con nodations not to be had else- where, Tho teats Lave arrived, and othiee preliminarios are being arranged. This gathering will be an important and interesting one, and there should on the part of the citizens to make it suscessfol, The reputation of Coun- cil Bluffa for hospitality is at stake, and it behooves every resident of this city by the test to which it will be put. It Daniel Selleck, who lives a little out of the city, was complained of by a neighbor, L. P. Brown, who charged him with stealing twonty ears of corn from his held, the value of the same being fifty cents. Brown claims that he has missed many little things from his place, and that when Selleck was away from home the pilfering ceased, but when he returned it began again. Saturday morning he caught him stealing the corn, and though it amounted to litt it gave him a chance to get o 1 even. Selleck pleaded gnilty to taking the corn, and Judge Aylesworth tines him $50 and costs. Charlen Wel's, a plain & fined the usual §7.6€0 Sarurdas; William Brogman was arrestad on complaint of Lis wife, who claimed that ho was guilty of bestowing too much affsction on Hattie King, one of Belle Clover's soiled doves. Brog- man ltes in jail awaiting an examina- tion. His frail companion was also arrested on the charge of being an inmate of a house of ill-tameé, and her fine and costs footed up $21.60. Officer Edgar guided John Henry to the cooler, for being drunk Satur- day night, A man named Show, connty, who is a frequent visitor, was again registerad Saturday night by Ofticer Morse, fcr being drunk. Ofticer Morse alsa arrested George C. Brown and Charles Givens, who were found hanging about vineyards and orchards in a suspicious manner and living off of plucked fruit. They were booked for vagrancy. The chief run in Michael Ryan for being too bibulous. PERSONAL. nk, was Fred, S. Thompson, with Forbes Bros, & Co,, of St. Louis, is in the city. 8. B. McConnell, of St. Paul, formerly connected with the construction of the St. Paul roud here, is in the city. Justice J, J, Frainey bas gone to Chi- cago for a few days stay, braiding pleasure and business together in the trip, ‘Wm, Morrow, of Mondamin, called at Tue Beg office Saturday. Mr. Morrow is & prominent farmer of that section, Mr, and Mrs, Hardiog, of the well known electropathic institute on Broad. way, have started eastward for a two weeks' trip, W. L, Seeger, of New York, n nephew of Judge Aylesworth, is in the city, thinks of becoming & resident, He is ac+ companied by his cousin, L. O. Yager, also & young man from New York, who will make o brief visit hera, Thomas Regan, a prominent merchant of Mondamin, Towa, called at Tur Bex office Baturday, Mr, Regan has made ar- rangements with Deere & Co., of this city, to handle their goods, and will now be|— ubla to supply all the implements needed in thit section, Mr, and Mrs, Dr, Harding, of the popu: | 1aa Broadway electropathic medical ineti tute, left last evening via the C., R, I. & P, on » business and pleasure seeking trip enst. They intend visiting Chicago, New York, Philadelphis and return by way of St, Louls, They expect to be absent three weeks, be cared for generously. Shenandosh 5 Coming along to one exhib- | took care of 1,600 to 1,800, and did itor's machines, they tied on a red [ not let the boys spend a cent. The exhibitor wanted to|Oak made a like record, One of the | the queen of the valle; “‘Why, that's | behind, Red This city, should not be have arranged The railwa, : | thousands of visitors. Let all join in -| & practical way i showing that Coun- uittee, that may be all right to give|cil Bluffs can and will provide for (¥ me secoud on reapers, but that wa-|those whom it has thus invited to visit | horseman. chine isu't & reaper at all, but a mow- | here. or.” The committeemen scratched y s P each other's heads, and, after consult-| fnels. . ing, remarked that they had madoa | , B0 carpets at Harkness, Oroutt & mistake, and put the ribbon on the|Co® sepab-4t e — — A bunday Scorch. Yesterday forenoon the alarm of covery of smoke issuing from the roof 1t around somo bigger fools, if you | 168¢€: i the Third ward, and located d |on Worth street. The alarm came in 3 3 up by this time. The committee loft | very nicely from box 13, and also |cbrated Star Coffee and Star Baking | V- < Waliace, in disgust, and before morning were | from Keil's hotel, showing that the | Powder. G, §. Battey, of the Ohicago Horseman, | *" has been in attendance throughout the fair, and the managers have wisely utilized hiw by keeping bim much of the time in the judge’s stand, He is thoroughly posted in all matters pertaining to the turf, and besides being one of the most pleasant sort We | for extra coaches and trains, so that]of fellows socially, is & epicy writer, and yon- | there will be ample facilivies for reach- | his correspondence and special articles The exhibitor waited till they |ing the city, and it is expected that|under the non de plume of *Columbus,” had the ribbon tied firmly to the|besides the veterans there will be form some of the most readable portions of the valusble journal which he repre- sents, and should be in the hands of every e -~ Buckln's Arnica Salve, 7 SALVE in the world for Outs, nfl:},"fiwu lcere, £alt Rbeum, Fe- ver Sores, Totter, Chapped Hands, Chil blains, Corns, and all skin eruptions, aud positively cures piles, 1t is guaranteed to ive satisfactfon F i gey refunded. Price, 25 cents per <%, £or sale byli0. . Goodman 504 North Second Street, ST, LOUIS, MO, zr-Ask your Grocer for the Cel- out promptly, but there was a bother st from Mills and [ DAVID C. EVANS & CO0,, ~ HOTIGES. NOTICE. —Special itaing a loug line of hoee, Mvertiscments, suc na and preventing as «flective work as is | Lost, Found, To Lo For Sale, To gonerally done. The dwelling honse | Wants, Boarding, ete, will bo Inserbed | ] Waa a two-story framo, and the fire, | clumn &t the ow ratoof TEN CKNTS i Wistok 5 canght from A de. | LINE for the first tnscrtion and FIVE O teoti been burning between | PER LINE for exn suisequent insertion ho ceiling ¢ f for some time bo- | leave wlv or st our offies, No, 7 fore it burst and the alarm | £ - it had acquired | Wants sdway, The house was oc pied by o family named Stimson, and | W AN D0 85 A b B one of tho male members was sick in | avenu bed at the time, Ho wan safely ro “:' > 118 & SIEONVION 1 S6H0E S8 Shios. 1 and most of the furniture was Huv had oxperl saved, but the bnilding itself was a | K0c( tetiron os, Spevks forman complete wreck, It was owned by oo, Bufe, Gen. Dodge Ll ANTEL \:r)T dy in Council Bluffs 1o to take Tin s, 20 cents per week, de by cantlers, Office, No 7 Poarl Stroet ANTED—To by For particulars addross B Fi ounci] Biufle, lowa. 65 e o Councll Bluffe sul For Sale and Rent JOR KENT—A storeroom on Main stroet, op- Posite Cath.lic huroh. Inquire of Beck Bros. [FORSALE OILTRADE - farm of 160 acres {70 acros broke, a stone house 18x27 and halt story 150 stone stable for four horses and . It is locats Oshorne county, trom Osborne railroad. Enquire 0 brick for sale by OUKLL &DAY. URNISHED ROOMS—Enqu re at 100 My nster etreet, a Brick—m OR SALE--A 10x12 skylight. Suttable for hot bed.” Apply to Excelsior Gallery. IOR SALE—Beantful slde , 880 each; nothing down, and 83 permonth only, by EX-MAYOK VAUGIIAN. Miscellaneous. OST--A lavge wardrob s koy. Liberal reward 4 10 find r. _Enquire at Bee offlce. {TILL AHEAD—Great sucoess. Call and see new accessories and specimens of pictures taken by the reliable gelatine bromide procoss, at the Excolsior Gallery 100 Main street. R. W. L. PATTON—Physician and_Oculiss. Can cure any case of sore eyos. 1t Is only matter of time, and can cure gencrally in from three tc five weeks— It inakes no differ- ence how long diseascd. Wil straighten cross eyes, operate and remove Ptyreginms, cte., and insert artificial cyes. Spocial atten tion moveing tadeworms Council Eluffs’ Business Directory. Art Gallery. h ga'lery, South Main St. Brewery. r Broadway Bottling Works. h B HAGG & CO., East Pierce St Bathing Houses. S, E. J. HARDING, M. D., Broadway and Glenn ave 1 S Broadyway DLEY, Bethesda Bathing Tousc, Books and Stationery. ddle Broa Banks. OFFICER & PUSEY, corner Broadway and Gth tr Broom and Gth St. Cigar Manufacturers. Brondway. Gooper. ROSS, €15 East Broadway Dentists. T, 14 Pearl St Dry Goods HARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO., Eggs Shipper CRAWFORD, 519 Main St Manufactory. R, cor. 3th ave and 12th St Furnitu OLLIVER & GRAHAM, fth street sold rii prices and glaranteed Harness and Saddlery, CHAS. WALTER & BRt., Middle Broadway CHAS. BEKMAN, 331 M Troadwa, Hair Gool MRS. 1. A, BENE g West Broadwa, MRS, J. ). GOOD, Livery Stables A. COMPTON, 230 Broadway W, . HOLLAND, 706 South Main 5t N1 SEPTEMBER 25 electric alarm system is practical nmi(coumm_ BLUFFS SPECIAL = VW ANTED & kood girl for gurerat hoe work. W. R. Vaughn, vor. Pierceand Frapk strects - VWANIED A tow mcre day Lostders, Table first-class, Katos mod rate, MKS, M. E PARSONS, #troot e HARKNESS, AXD CAE Broadway, and Fourth Strest, mar. J. MUELLER’ ORCUTT & CO., Council Bluffs, lowa = Weber Toys and Address, Wholesale and Retail, J. MUELLER, IL BLUFFS, Headquarters For the Cele- brated Pianos, Fancy Goods = a4 DEAIDIET v EBluff and Willsw Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.756 and $2.00 S IEE R S TUEE I WWEST. Sreets, Douneil Bluffs, WALNUT 4y WALNUT BR { POPLAR BF KFAST WALNUT WARDROBI E. R. STEINHILBER, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF B(}ARDS AND SAFEr, the following a speca POPLARR OPEN WASHSTANDS, POFLALK WARDROBES, POPLAR CUPBOARDS, POPLAR SAFES, WALNUT OPEN WASHSTANDS, £37Mail orders and correspondence promptly attended to, " 8. . Cor. 7th Ave. and 12th Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, JOWA Office and Manufactory Calls attended to at all hours, his b es promptly attended to; graph WAREROOMS, 316 AND 357 BROADWAY, mail orders filled without delay. MORGAN, KELLER & CO., THNIDEINRTARKEIRS. "The finest quality and largest stock west of Chi We defy comp: Our Mr, Morgan has served r3 undertaker for forty ago of wooden and metalic cases. on in quality of goods or prices, years and thoroughly understands pholstering in also carpet-laying and lambrequins, Tele- 5 HAGG & CO's BOTILING WORKS, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - IOWA, BOTTLERS & DEALERS IH GEISE'S BEER Mado from the Finest Malt and Hops, with water obtained from the CYLEBRATED ARTESIAN WELL, AT A DEPTH OF 800 FEET. This Water is known everywhere for its Purity and Wholesome Qualities. BUODVWW IS EL EBEREE Also Dealers in €. Covrad & Co’s Or Louis, Mo, #a Orders in the PETERSCN City orders to familie f in.l Budweiser Beer, manufactured in St, ity or From Abroad Promptly Filled, HAGG & CO., COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. & LARSON, Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing Conpany’s Celebrated MILWAUKEER No, 711 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa, i ers delivered fro BEER, Orders from the sountry olicited 1 BEEC opp. 1. O Hotels OGDEN HOUSE. Upper Broadwa KIELS HOTEL, 701 and Meat Mar KW TICKNOR Millinery. 1. ). BLISS, 4 way. Come and exam ble and Granite Works UANELLA, 117 Broadwa, Merchant Tailors JAS. FRANEY, 972 Broadway CHAS. RICE, Devol's building, ath and Main 0 Broadway - Real Estate and Abstract. KIMBALL & CHAMP, opposite court house J. W. SQUIRE & CO.,'corner Pearl and 15t aie Restaurant SMITH &]MCCUEN, 404 Broadway Stoves and Tinware. Y & CO., 500 South Main strect, 8hirt Factory. MORGAYN, KELLER & CO., 546 and 547 Broad way D M. CONNELL, 17 North Main St 1D ROMUNDSON, B. L. SHUGART, A, W, BTREET, President. Vice-Fres't. Cashier, CITIZENS BANK Of Uounoil Bluffs. Organized under the laws of the State of lows Paid up capital........ 875,000 Auth capital L1 200,000 Interest paid on time doposits. Dratts issued on the principal citios of the United Btates and aud correspondence with prompt returns. DIRECTORS. J.D.Edmundson, B L. Shugart, J. T Harh, V. W. J. W, Rodter, L A, Mider, AW, Street, fyidu Europe. Special attention given to collections C. FURNITURE A. BEEBE, A. BEEBEZ Wholesale and Ketatl Dealors in AND CROCKERY Wos. 207 & 209 RBroadway, Council Bluffs. AN, W. BEEBE & CO.,, Merchant Tailor 372 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. Always keeps onhand the flnest assortment of material for gentlemen’s wear. Satistaction guaranteed FRANEY, MKS. J. E. METCALF, Millinery, Dressmaking, Eic--Outting and Fitting & Spedialty, No. 548 Broadway, Embroideries, hose of all kinds, thresd, Laces, Handkerchlefs, aud see our stock of goods. Oppotite Revere House, and Ladies pine, needles, cte, Underwear. Wo hope the ladles will cal CHARLES RICH, Merchant Tailor. A (Late Cutter for Metcalf B Devol's New Build Council J.F. KIMBALL, KIMBALL (Successors to J Suits to order $18 and upwards, “) ing, Main Streer. Bluffs, la, GEO. H. CHAMP. & CHAMP, P.& J. N, Cassady.) Abstract, Real Estate and Loan Brokers. We have the only complete set of abstract books to all city lots and lauds in Pottawattami county. Titles examined and abstracts fur: ished on short sotice. Mouey $0 loau ou ity and farw . | roperty, short aud loag time, in suwe to sult at the 0ld stani opposite court bouse: the borrower, Real esta bought and sold. Oce O0DS