Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 27, 1882, Page 6

GOUNCIL_BLUFFS. BUBSCRIPTION RATE By Oarrle = 20 cents per wook B - #10.00 per Yoar Ofce: No Streot, Near Broadway. M. G. GRIFFIN, Manager, H. W, TILTON, City MINOR MENTIONS, ~J. Mueller's P’ —Sherraden makes photographs, 7 Poarl gditor. nce Music Hall, New line of cabinet frames just re. ceived at Seaman's, #ept26.3¢ ~Let all make ready to receive the visit. ing veterans to-morrow. —~William Rosbaugh, a plain drunk, was yestorday assessed the usual 87,60, —John Coggshall was arrested by Officer Fdgar for frequenting bawdy houses, —To-morrow will be the anniversary of the big dynamite explosion in Council Bluffs, —7he large plate glass for Seaman's THE DAILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA Wl ESDAY, SEP” st st bor ooy | GOUNGIL. BLUFFS SPECIAL fell throwgh, and was apparently somprom- ived in some manner, Yesterday Zermely was arrested on the charge of componnd. ing felony, it being alleged that he made & compromise with Burhart which led to the droppin Zermely in default ot bail was 1 jnil to await & hearing, which is set next Monday. Chief of Police Field and Prof, Glenn drove out Monday night to Mr, Jackson's, on Key creek city, to attend a rocial gather anumber of Mr. Jackson's friends were invited, and most bospitably cared for The chief had hiz violin and did good wervice in farnishing music for the many dancers, On the return home the buggy in which the chisf and Prof, Glenn were wonted collided with another, and the latter was thrown out and badly shaken up, but 10 bones broken, the oase apainst the latter. 1 in for about twelye miles from the to which Kmbroideries A very large invoics of beautiful embroideriea just received at Hark- ness, Orcutt & Co.’s. sep2h-4t - S - Attention, Druids, Every Druid in Council Bluffs is requested to be present at Pottawat- tamie grove No. 23 Wednesday even- ing promptly at 7:30 o'clock. Busi- front, also that for Mueller's store, has ar- rived and will soon be in place, —All kindsof boots and shoes, sufficient to supply the demand of everybody, at Geo. Bloxsim's new atore, ~The freaks of the telephone in trans- mitting names are sometimes mot only Iaughable but aggravating, —Btella Long has' been arrested for keeping & house of ill.-fame, and has had her case continued until October 3. —Seaman's lead pencils are the favorite with the newspaper men, and they are pretty fair sort of judges, or ought to be. —Bliss’ military display at the fair not only attracted the attention of the crowd, but evidently pleassd the judges, as they tiod on eight ribbons, —Permit to wed was yestorday given to Charles Denny and Nellie Green, of Coun- ¢il Blufts; also to Barnard Hiller, of Har- din, and Meda JSohnuon, also of Hardin, —Joseph Roms, the upper Broadway ocooper, desires to purchase 50,000 hoop poles, He also wants to employ ten extra ecopers, Write to or inquire at his cooper shop. —Josoph Reiter makes the Finest Suits n the latest styles, at the lowost pomsible pricos, Hin merchant tailoring establish- ment is at 810 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs, —~D. M. Connell has placed his under- taking establishment, on North Main street, in telephonic communication with tho reat of the city. The residence corner of Bryant and Vine stroet, owned by W R, Vaughan, is to be subjected to sundry improvements, and has been leasod for two years to Mrs, Evans, for & boarding house, —Justice Abbott has tied three more couples: J. R. Repim] and -Fuiia Moran, of Council Bluflzr; 07 ¥, Nelwon and Lissa Norszren),»,fl'bumh.; and J, D, Taylor and M. E.“Duggart, of this city, ZPoter Bechtele, whom all know is well and respected #o highly, intends making a change In the hotel on the first of next month, It will on and after that date be oconducted on tho European plan, The dining room will be entirely distinct, and under some other management, and will simply let rooms, —James Mucroft, who has served part of his thirty days sentenco in jail for steal- ing voods from n railway car, was brought into court. yesterday to answer to another chargo of larceny of goods taken at the same timo, Ho had twenty days more added to his time in jail, —Barke, the photographer, has taken some very fine interior views of tho exposi- tion building at the fair grounds, present- ing different views of the display, They are certainly fine ones, and should meet with a ready sale. Mr, Barke is gaining quite reputation in taking interior views, and the instruments which he has lately purchased for that special purpose, in his hands, prove most successful, noss of importance. By order of Noble Arch, THE BOYS IN BLUE. Preparations Belng Made for Their Grand Rally Here This Week. To-morrow s the first day of the veterans' reunion on the fair grounds here, and the necessary preliminaries are being perfected as rapldly as pos- sible, 5o that there may be nothing lacking to make the affair successful in every ronpect, and to afford the utmost showing of hospitality to the worthy heroes who have thus been invited to pitch their tents here for a fow days. It is to be hoped that the busincss men of the city will take an especial pride in decorating their buildings in a patriotic and attractive manner, so that the mein streets may present an appearance in keeping with the im- portanco and the character of the event. The following orders have been insued: Hrapquartens S, W, Towa axn N, VETERAN ASROCIATION, (' , Towa, Order No, ¥, Sixth Wisconsi volunteors, is hereby deiniled hief of staff to the communder om, snd as such will be re. spected and obeyed, In connection with that duty he wiil see that the camp for th rounion of 1882 is properly established, in connection with the chief quarterm aster of the association, By order of the commandar, Jouy H, Kearey, . J. Amsorr, Ad)véant, HEADQUARTERS &, W, Towa AxD N, W, Mo. VKTKRAN ./ AS80CIATIO M1 I September B. Daily, chief of staff, for detail, and will obey hit in that respect. By direction of the commander, Jonn H. Kearrey, E. J. Apvorr, Adjutant, There have not been many muster- rolls yot sent in, in comparison with those which are to come, and yet those alroady in are indicative of what a rush there will be. Among thoso re- orted are: Bedford, Towa, 68 men; ondamin 38, Lowis 28, Marysville, Mo., 140, Blanchard 30, Oarroll 60, Walnut 61, Macedonia 60, Glenwood 70, Elmo, Mo., 40, Griswold 60, Mis. souri Valley 50, Malvern 92, Stans- bury, Mo., 60, and Skidmore, Mo., 80, Leon sends word that it will send a big company. Abe Lincoln post G A. R, of this city, presents its muster roll with 102 names. Theso places mentioned do not number a third of thoso who are expeoted here, and yet thoy foot up about 1,000, so that the number of veterans who will be here will surely reach 3,000, It will take large supplies to provision these, and while contributious are coming in woll, yot they must be largely in- orensed to meet the promise of “‘free rations to all companies,” This prom- iso shall surely be met, and those who oan in any way help should respond —There was pleasant social gathering at L. M, Tulleys' residprco last evening as » reception to the new pastor of Broadway Methodist church, Rey, Mr, Armstrong, and to Rev, Mr, Bresoe, who has been re- appointed also to this city and given charge of the new churh enterprise, ~Rev, B, P, McMenomy has offered the * Oatholic church property, on Main street, forsale, Itisone of the most desirable pleces of property in the city. He will sell as & whole, or in single lots, It meas- ures 210 feet on Main street and 102 on Willow avenue, The aale of this property means the building of the largest church here in the state of Toww, ~1Ia the whirl of events, the fair and the reunion crowding #o close upon each other, it should not be forgotten that on Octobier 25, 26 and 27 the grand lodge of Kuights of Pythias is to meet in this oity, Already letters have been recelved from Lincoln, Neb,, Atchison, Kas., and other places, asking for details and expressing tho intention of being largely represented hero on that occasion, ~There 1s » renewed talk about an ef- fort to change the location of the new gov- ernment building, It will probably end in talk, however, There is wuch dissat: faction expressed about the present looa- tion, but mmong many it is not because ot any partioular objection to the site chosen but because it was yirtually fixed by *the rig” of whoserule the people are sick, and citizens get tired of so many changes of bossisw, —Home two years ago s man mewed Holloway had & large number of cattle on # train oo the Kaensss Oity road, and by sn aceident he was killed and the cattle mostly orippled or killed outright. At the last term of the United States court his sons were given $5,200 for the loss of the stock, sud in the court yesterday they were awarded 84,750 on sccount of the death of their father, Toe partice are well known residents of Plum Hollow, A fow weoks ago & German lad named Adolph Zermely filed complaint against Chris Burhart for obtaluing money under false protonses, He claimed that Burhart g0t about 9200 trom bim on the ples that be could keep it safely and that there was # schowe Lo rob Bermely of it. When he wanted the wmoney again be could not get &, and 40 bhad Burbart arvested. The rase promptly, This morning the work of pitching tho tents on the fair grounds will com- mence, Bpeotal trains will bo run out on all the roads Saturday ovening to accom- modato the veterans and others de- siring to return home then, General Dodge, whose regimoat, the Fourth Towa, will have a reanton here, in connection with the general rounion, is waking quite expensive and elaborate preparations to illumi- nate his large and olegant residence in & very appropriate and attractive manner, Gas jots have been so arranged a8 to produce the letters ‘‘Pea Ridge,” at which battle General Dodge was so badly wounded that he was supposed to be dead, and at which oconfliot the regiment was hotly eu- goged. Goneral Dodge astde from the smpmtloul ho is making at his reai- ence is taking a large and active part in the general preparations. The wsecret ordors and benovolent societies of the city have been invited to join In the voteran's parade, HANDLING STOCK, iesterday’s Doings With the Oattle Passing Through Here. The following were the receipts at the Union stock yards at the Tranafer yesterday: Mason & Loveland, X W Handeraon, 3 chrs shaep. Sturges, Goodell & Co., 20 cars, R, Watts, 2 o Hake Bros,, 16 Total receipts, 59 cars, The shipments yestorday were: Jones & Pratt, b cars to Strahorn & Co,, Chicago, by O, B, & Q. Sturzes & Lane, 10 cars to Wood Bros,, by 0.B. & Q. tusges & Lane, 10 cars to J. H, Wood & ('ru,,“)] O0.B &Q. Eruest Liros, 8 cars, to J. H, Wood & Co., Chicao, by O, M. & St. P, Ernest Broa., 5 cars to Wood Bros., Chi- eago, by 0. M. & St. P, Ernoet Bro cars to Strahorn & Co,, Olfaage, by CM. & Si. P, Stoddard, L. and H., 41 cars to them- selves, Chicago, by O, M. & St. P, Hturges, Goodell & Co., 20 cars to Geo, Adams, Ohioago, by C. B, & Q. Total shipments, 101 cars, Not a drink, not sold in bar rooms, :‘nl [ rali'nlile non-alooholic tonle medi- ne, useful at all times, and fn all soasous, Is Brown's Iron Bitters, W. | special offi HAZY HAZEN. that the The Omaha Det: ciive cf Name Sailing Under Alias of Curtie, Arrestea Under Thres Charpes He Giyoes the Siip to the Officers. The man wlo last winter cut such a Omaha, newspaper not of De months past been living in the coun- , and has kept rather shady, even his neighbors aot know- ing much about him, cxcept as they figare i nd gained 80 much riely under the name ive Tlazen, has for some try near this ci saw him ocoasionally dash along the road in his buggy with a pair of come- alongs clinking in eome ostentatious place, a8 though he was desirous of L,i..g known to be on some wild chase after some oriminal. Yesterday he came to the light, however. A man named Giardner, who claims to be a United States detective, drove out to Hazen’s heuso abont 3 o'clock yester- day morning and arrested him on three separate charges, and brought him to this city. The name by which he is known here, and under which he was arrested, is L. E. Curtis, but Constable Rosecrans, who has kuown him in the pesst, recognized him at once as none other than Hazen, The charges brought against him in- dicate that he has been cutting quite a figure here, one of these in that he ob- tatnod 86 60 worth of goods at Mras, Good’s hair store, representing him- solf to be in the employ of the Union Pacific rallway, and that the company was owing him, he would settle for the goods as soon as the pay car came along, A little more interesting case is that which John Streyer, who is em- ployed at the transfer, is interested. Streyer had a son who somo time ago was takon sick with what was pro- nounced the smallpox. The boy wae taken by tho authorities to the pest house, and there died. Mr. Steyer was not satisfied in his own mind that his son had the small | & pox, and did not think the authoritica should have taken him to the pest house, Hazen, aliss Ourtis, is said to have reprosented to Stewsr that he v of Pinkerton's foroa, and that he was looking up certain small pox watlers, and could show | that Steyer’s boy did not have the small jox at all. Mr Steyer suys that in the beliof that Hazen, or Car- {is, could get these facts, he was bled to the amount of $30 in all. Mr. Steyer filed still another infor- mation against the detective for ob- taining a boat under false pretenses. The fellow had told him that he had got to croas the river on some quiet business, to look after some atolen proporty, or something of that | sort, and 8o he lat himn have the boat. It was never returned. Hazen was called upon to moet these charges in Justice Abbott's court yesterday morning. The cases were postponed until afternoon, and the prisoner was left in charge of the arresting officer Gardner, Hazen wanted to seo several different par- ties, and waid he hoped to be able to fix the mawer up. In going the rounds he gave the officer the slip, and has not yet turned up. The officer ways he was thrown off his guard by tho statement of J. T. Stuart, the depnty United States marshal, that the fellow was all right and would not skip. SRR FOR SALE. My residence,|No, 716 Fourth streot Baneroft*) L. F. Mugruy, ! For Sale, An 8-year-old horse. 616 Sixth stroet. ANOTHER VICTORY. Enquire at The Councll Bluffs Champions Nicely Down the B, & M.'s of Omaha. Yesterday afternoon thero was an- other interesting base ball contest on tho grounds here between the Ooun- cil Bluffs club and the B. & M's of Omaha, The game was not one of [ up new patrons, M. L. the city Party, of Dennison, Towa, is in Al at the Ogden A of terday's Williams and J. re Lice, nox, Towns, was in the terday's ot the Ogden, L cesheriff Perry Reel was among the flice of constant roader ie McEnery of Sa't Lake City, 11 Shaughnessey of Utah, is in the city on a visit to her formor ol , the Misses 1 and Horriett Knepper, welcome terday at ThE Dy ch he i Mi niece of U, S, arsk ella Dohany Harry Hargrave, the agent here of the Towa pool, has resigned bis positisn to ac- cept ono with the C, M. & St. P. company. Tom Baldwin has heen appointed in his place, and will prove & worthy successor to the nosition, and his many friends will gladiy seo him succeed. Nearly a Miracle. enith Hall, Binghamton, N. Y., : ‘1 suffered for several months » dull_pain through left lung and shoulders, 1 loat my epirits, appetite and color, and could with difficulty keep up all day, My mother procured some Bun- DOOK B1oob Prrrans; T took them as di- rectod, and have felt no pain since first week after using them, and am now quite well, - IOWA ITEMS, Wapollo pays a tax of forty-two mills on the dollar, Tho Towa poultry show will be held in Boone in Februacy, and competi- tion will be open to the world, W. W. McClure, of Lyons, [fell from the interior of the Uriveraalist church and sustained serious injuries, Tn 1880 there wers in this state 954, 695 native boru imhabitants, 950,206 of whom weore white and 4,399 col- ored, HiJoha Postlewait, coal operator of from his vehic ou Tuesday, The new £40,000 postoffice at Bur- lington will bo built by private capital and leased to the government for $2,600 per snnum The Chic Northwestern road is bu freight depot at Clinton o by 40, two stories Govern issuod a pro- clamation | 19, offoring 8500 for the party or purti + ansaulted the late Henry Seribner in Dos Moines Tnst Friday Nels Henzon of Aurelia wa sainst a srable door by bis horeo on Saturday, tho 16th, and died on the Monday following Charles Older was badly scalded in Waverly on Tuesday by falling into a “‘cooker.” The flesh came off in places from his Jimbes. The residence of C. G. Jones in Winterset, Polk county, burned Tues- doy. Mre. Jones, who was sick in bad, was barely rescucd, Loss, $1,- 000; no insurance, The Keokuk grand jury, which was recently in session there, condemned the poor farm and its keepers. The jury found that great carelessness and abuse existed, The Daveoport Demoorat has dis- covered Andreas Scheiner, in Buffalo township, Scott county, whois 98 years of age, He has been a resident of that vicini i W. G. Nixon of the Citizens Na- tional bank in Des Moines, has beon 50 severely potsoned by wild ivy that his life is despaired of. A peddler attempted to abduct an a leading tumwa, was thrown and two ribs broken, \ infant from a baby carriage in Des Moines last Tuesday, but was foiled by the opportune roturn of the child’s mother. Honorable Mention, Of all the remedies on earth that wel may claim attention, D7, THoMAs' ECLEC- TRIC OIl commands especial attention, For wondrous power t1 cure disease, its me there's none can throttle, Its merits aro not in the puff, but are inside the bot- the best played here, but it proved a good one, and the result was a well- earnod viotory for the homo nine, who, with this frosh laurel, started last evening for Kansas City, whero they will play two games during the fair, and possibly a third. Tho fol. lowing is the score: Councit BLoews, A, & 1n, 7.8, P.0, Roach, sene 321 Kuchue, O'Day, Lf Featherstone, o, f Ha Smith, . 1, | smas al s Totals B, &M Smith, ¢ > Canmanw ccccosemmn Sa coccomc wee Durkee, r. Totals......... tlo, Rheumatism, nenralgin, sore throat, asthma, bronchitis, diphtheris, ete., are all cured by Thomas' Eleotric Oil AVID C. EVANS & CO., 504 North Second Street, S8T. LOUIS, MO, =@~Ask your Gro for the Cel- ebrated Star Coffeo and Star Baking Powder. MAURER & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Rich Cut Glass, Fine French China, Bllver Ware &o., 840 BRoADWAY )IL BLUFFS, Anit s for all the painfiul diseascs of the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWIILS. 14 cleansos th 2 of the serld peiao lat cansce the droadful mufforing which lonly th0 victins of rheumatism ean rocdise. THOUBANDS OF CASES worst forma of this tarribio The following is the scor 2 Council Bluffs, 01 B, & M's.. 0o Called Balls—0"Day 40, Price 72, Struck Out— ‘uuuu(l Bluffs4, B.&M, 2 Total Strikes—Council Blufls 27, B, & . 20, Left on Bases—Council Bluffs 2, B, & 2, Passed Balls—Smith 1, Fostherstone 1, Flies Osught—Couucil’ Binfls 12, B, & M, 12, Fouls Oaugbt—Council Bluffs 4, B, & Out on Bases—Council Bluffs 9, B, & 6 Umplre ~Mr, Carey, of St. Louis, Carpete. Buy carpets at Harkness, Oroutt & Co.'s. sop25-4t e — - — PERSONAL. Judge Loofborrow is in the city, Hoo. W, P, Hepbara, of Clarinda, was in the city yestcrday. Mrs, Bliss, the well knows milliner, has started east on a visit to New York, Bos tom, and other cities, whese she will gather —c f 0 bocn quiskly relieved, aad in sbort " pERFECTLY CURED, & PRICK $1. LIQUID cr DLY, SOLD by DRUGELSTS,| (i4) ~ Dry oan be seut by mail, WELLS, RICTARDSON & 00", Burlington, Vi " GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. EPPS'S COCOA. BREAKFAST, ous of dige tion and | application of the rhes of wol s leocd Cocos, Mr upa has prov ded cur brcaktast. tatl ¢ il dellcatoly Ravorsd beverage which nay save wmany heavy doctors’ bi'ls 1t is by the judicl ws use f such articles of diet that s ¢ nstitubion way be gradually built up until strong enough eaist’ every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are Moating ar und us ready 10 sttack wherever o s & weak poiot. We way many & shatt by keeping our solvos well fortified with pure blood aud & prep- erly nourished frame. '—Oivil Service Gazotte Made simply with boiling water or milk. §old La tins only (410 and Ib). labeled JfiHHB Ep?hsl &hCO ) OO lc Chemists, a-tassdmat-wly London, England.. “WINE OF CARDUI” wmakes ror T W Clear complexiona v " HOTICES NOTION. —Bpecial sd To Loar rlisementa, suc For Sale, 70 Rens, a W4 livored near Bre \ n nd Frank D—Everybody in Councli Bluffe lo finw, %0 conts per weok, do Jtfice, Mo 7 Pearl Streot JANTED—To bug 100 tons broom corn For particulars eddress Council Bluffe Town _608-20h For Sale and Rent in stract, op- I<‘H(( HENT—A storero m on M Inquiro of Beck poste Catholic churoh Bros [FORSALE Ok TRADE A tarm of 160 nores, 70 acres broke 18327 and half story busement, aleo stone stable for four horses and'a good well. Tt is located in Osborne county, Kansax, § miles from Oshorne railroad. Enquire at Brw offic JBHICE—200,00 brick tor sl by 5} OUSLL & DAY, Enqureat § l‘v(n\hxffiflufif\ street, [P0 SALE—A 10812 aiyiight, hot bed. Apply to Excelsior [FOR BALE- Boustifal 7o 3 each; & down, and #3 pernionth onl; by EX-MAYO!! VAUGHAN Suftable fo “apl-tt T Oot—Ala 24 10 find r. nd_Oculst. Can cure it s only # mattor of tim trom three to 1 en i oyes, operato and romove Pryreginms, ot tisert artificial eyes, Spocial” attention to move 1 " ap : luffs’ Business Directory. Art Galle ry, South Mai Council Excelsior photoy st Brewery, Tpper Broadway Bottling Works. CO., Bast Picrce S, Bathing Houses. MRS. E.J. HARDING, M. I, Broadway and nn ave STUDLEY, Both, la Pathing House, Books and Stationery. 2. SEAMAN, Middle Broadway. Banks. 1Y, corner Broadway and 5th AT MAYNE & CO. 1 Pearl Cooper. adway. Dentists. SINTON & WEST, 14 Poar! St. Dry Goods NESS, ORCUTT & CO., Broadway and Eggs Shipper. G, F. CRAWFORD, 519 Main St Furniture Manufactory. E. R. STEINHILBER, cor. 7th ave and 12th St Furniture Store. C. A. BE 1d 209 Broadway. Groceries and Provisions. SULIVAN & FI ALD, 343 Broadway Gunsmithing. R & GRAHAM, 6th street. 4 and glarantecd. OLLIV Goods ess and Saddlery. CHAS, WALTER & Middle Broadway BRO., CHAS. BEKMAN, 331 Middle Broadway. Hair Goods. MRS. D. A. BENEDICT. MRS, J.J West Broadway, A. COMPTON, 230 T W, ©. HOLLAND, 706 Soutli Main St ROFT, opp. 1. O Hotels. ¥ HOUSE, Upper Broadwi HOTEL, 501 and 507 Mai Meat Market E. W. TICKNOR, 1% Broadway Millinery. J. 0. BLISS, 328 Broadway ine for yoursell MBS J. B METCALF, 515 Broadw Marble and Granite Wol CONNOR & GUANELLA, 117 Broadway. Come and exam. Merchant Tailors, JAS. FRANEY, 372 Broadwa, CHAS. RICE, Dovol's buildin h and Main REITER, 310 B Real Estate and Abstract KIMBALL & CHAN J.W. SQUIKE & (( opposite court house rier Pearl und 1st ave. nt K. D, AMY & C0., 500 South Main street. 8hirt Factory. F. F. FORD, corner Bluff and Willow St Undertake MORGAN, KELLER & CO way D. M. CONNELL, 17 North Main St. 346 and 347 Broad 1.0 NDMUNDSON, M. L SHUGARY, A W.STRNAT, Presicleat. Vice-Pres't. Cashier. CITIZENS BANK Of Gouncil Bluffs. Organized under the laws of the State of lows Pald up capital 76,000 Autliorized capital. 200,000 Toterest paid on time doposits. Dratts tssued on the principal cities of the United Biates and Europe. Speclal attention ziven to collections and correspondence with prompt returas. BIRECTORS, J. D. Edmundson, E. L. Shugart, Hart, W.,W. Wallace, R lér, LA Ml Ivrdt MES. H, J. HILTON, M, D,, Pg'v.swlm AND SURGEON, Broadwav. Council Bluffs. FEMBER 27 HARKNESS, OROUTT & CC., JODS ren gy, o \ - ] i ) Broadway, and Fourth Strest, Coanecil Bluffs, Iowa fieadquarter-s For the Cele- P brated A [Weber Pianos, L Goods A C Toys and Fancy Wholesale and Retail, Address, J. MUELLER, GOUEGEL BLUFFS, - F. F. FOF Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 Bluff #nd Willsw Sreets, Douncil Bluffs, E. R. STEINH!L.BER, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF N WASHSTANDS, RDROBY YBOARDS, Lol e L PR A Yl T { ni iR CUPBOARDS AND SAFER, We maka the following a specinlty POPLAR OF POCLAK W X POPLAR C WARDROF POPI.AR WALN EN WASHSTANDS, £2"Mail orders and correspondence promptly sttended to. Office and Manufactory S. E. Cor. 7th Ave. and 12th Street, COUNCIL ELUF¥S, IOWA MORGAN, KELLER & CO., The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metalic cases, Cally ottended to at all hours, Wo defy compotition in quality of goods or prices, Our Mr, Morgan bas served as undertaker for forty vears and thoroughly nnderstands his business, ~ WAREROOMS, 246 AND 37 EROADWAY, olsteri i allits branchos promptly attended to; also carpet-laying and lambe graphic and mail orders filled without delay. HAGG & CO'S WALNUT E WALNU ¥ A AK ST WALNUT S BOTITLING WORKS, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - IOWA, BOTTLERS & DEALERS IN GEISE'S BEER Made from the Finest Malt and Hops, with water obtained from the CELEBRATED ARTESIAN WELL, AT A DEPTH OF 800 FEET, This Water is known everywhere for its Purity and Wholesome Qualitios, BUDWHLSBEER BREER Dealers in C. Conrad & Co.’s Original Budweiser Beer, manufacturac Louis, Mo, £4rOrders in the City or From Abroad |~n.u'.l,“.{'f}“nfi'fl.( 15k HAGG & CO0., COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA, PETERSON & LARSON, Wholesnle Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz 1 Company’s Celebrated MILWAUKEE BEER No. 711 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa. City orders to families and dealers delivered free, v W. RUN C. A. BEEBE & CO. Wholesalo and Retall Dealers in FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs. JAMES FRANEY, Merchant Tailor 372 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA Always keeps onhand the finest assortment of material for gentlemon's wear. Satisfaction guaranteed MRS. J. E. METCALF, Milinery, Dressmaking, Etc-—~Cutting and Fitting a Spedialty, No. 64% Broadway, Oppo:ite Revere House, 8 Also Srewing » tod Orders from the sountry ol A. BEEBE, W. BEEBY Laces, Handkerchlefs, Embroideries, and Ladies hose of all kinds, thresd, pine, needles, otc. We hope fhe lad and soe our sf of goods. " edise w18 il CHARLES RICH, Merchant Tailor. . (Late (‘utlo.r lur_.\[ulc:dl ) Devol's New Building, Main Council Bluffs, la, it to order $18 and upward Underwear, Streer. JUF. KIMBALL. GEO, H. CHAMP. KIMBALL & CHAMP (Successors t0 J. P. & J. N, Cassady.) ? Abstract, Real Estate and Loan Brokers. We bave the only complete set of abstrac books to all city lot county. Titles exaumined and batracts fur. iabed b shors uiuue.'n'afi,v‘u’tA.:'Ln':ff::‘:;fifL property, short and loog thme, in suwma to sult the borrons Brogortyy Short sad loog e, o sums o borrower, ests boughi aud sold. Ofes