Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 29, 1882, Page 6

s o ,_-—w-w-‘, - S e The Daily Bee GOUNGIL BLUFFS. Friday Mor;flnz. Bept 20. SUBSCKIPTION | RATES: 20 eonts per week. L4 Vi Omice: No. 7 Pearl Street, Near Broadway. M. G. GRIFFIN, Manager, H. W. TILTON, City Bditor. MINOR MENTIONS, —J. Mueller's Palace Music Hall. —S8herraden makes photographs, ~New line of cabinet frames just re. oeived at Seaman's. wept26.3t —There are fully 8,000 veterans at the " fair grounds, ~—The greenbackers have ealled a county convention, to be held here October bih, at 1 o'clock p. m, —A special to Thy: Bir says there was no game in Kansax City between the Kan- s Citys and Council Bluffs nines, the rain intarfering, —Yesterday afternoon the Omaha tele- graghers playcd the home operators on the grounds here, The Omahas won a vie- tory—10 to 16, —Tnx Bxe this morning has an extra large edition for the velerans to help them. welves to, Every old soloier is welcome to one, and any and all will be welcome call- ers at the office, —Wm. Kimball has been raising some choice watermelons, averazing about 26 pounds each, aud is prepared vosupply the market during the rennion, —Joreph Ross, the upper Droadway cooper, desires to purchase 50000 hoop poles. He also wants to employ ten extra ooopers, Write to or inquire at his cooper ahop, ~—Joreph Reiter makes the Finest Suits n the latest styles, at the lowest possible prices, His merchant tailoring establish- ment is at 310 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs, —Presiding Elder J. Henn, of Den Moines, will preach in the German language, on Friday evening, also on Sun- day evening at 7:80 o'clock, in the Kvan- gelical church, sorner of Pierce street and Glen avenue, #—8. T, Walker & Co, showed their patriotism yesterday by printing badges for the Veterans free of charge, Their establishment was thus kept busy all the afternoon. Good. —One affectionate couple wera impa- tiently waiting for the clerk’s office to open yesterday noon, so s to get a marriage license, They whiled away the time by making love in an adjacent office, miich to the amusement of passers-by, —Leave tomarry, if they want to, and they seem to want to, has been given to Elmer H. Smith and Sarah H, Heim- strect, of Shelhy county; S. G. Purrier aud Melissa White, of Belknap, and to Lars Iveson and Nettie Rollins, of Avoca, —The United States court wus in session yesterdny morning, the case of Mc(iinnity va, Pendleton being on trial, Adjourn- ment was taken at noon until evening, to let the democratic convention have the use of the court room. - Not a drink, not sold in bar rooms, but a reliable non-alcoholic tonic medi- cine, useful at all times, and in all weasons, is Brown's Iron Bitters, FOR BALE. My residence,[No, 716 Fourth street Bancroft ) L. F. Mukrry, ——— A LIGATNING GAME- ‘The Contest Yesterday Between the Telegraphers of Omaha and Council Blufts. Yesterday afternoon the telegraph- ers of Omaha played the telegraphers of Council Bluffs a game on the ball grounds here. The Omahas won, the following being the score by innings: 12845678 Omaha. ..... ..02461150-19 Council Bluffs L.82814120-16 The nines were as follows: Omana—Mooney, c. f., King, s, Prichard, 3b., Ritchie, 1b., Williams, 2b., Bigger, p., Kayser, c., Spoerri, r, £, Btillwell, 1. f. Covrnorn BLurrs— Woodworth, 2b, 'W. R. Batchelor, 3b., Hargrave, s. D. Batchelor, ¢., Gould, c. f., Gleason, r. f., Jones, 1b., Brown, p., Mason, e — . —— PERSONAL. ¥red Martin rejoices in the advent of a ten pound boy, 'W. C. Libbey, sheriff of Adair county, is in the city, Dan Farrell, of Neols, and known far and near, paid his respects to Tur Brr yesterday, C. H, Burrows and W, C, Burrows, of Mondamin, were among the callers at Tie Bre office yesterday, D. Henry, of Loveland, a substantial farmer, and a constant reader of Tix Bre ‘was in the city Thursday, L. M, Biegel snd Heury Giddens, of Boomer,both constant readers of Tux Brx, gove it » happy oall yesterday, A. P, Crawer, of Avocs, after the con. wention, sat down for a rest in Tux Bxa office,'and seemed to take his defeat like & little man. B, Zerkowsky, of Kansas City, Mo, is in the city, and intends recuring pupils for dnstruction on the violin, violincello and coruet. E, J. Abbott, was reminded Wednesday might that it was Lis birthday, his friends presentivg him with several beautiful and useful gilts, J. J. Brisbine, who has lately taken the agency bere for the Minuesota Chief thresher, is an old veteran, with the title of major, and is meeling many of bis old comrades. J, L. Boyce left yesterday morning for Des Moines, as & delegate to the state con- wention of the Young Men's Christian Associstion which msets there, the session o last four days. Kldne, Pain, Irritation, retention, Incon- tinence, Deposits, Gravel, etc., cured by “Buchupaiba.” BOYS IN BLUE. The Veterans Gathering ia Bood- 1y Numbers, Yeeterday's Doings in Camp and To-day's Pro- gramme, Sundry Incldents of Interest Yesterday was the opening one of the soldiers’ reunion, and the city pre- sented quite a military appearance. Most of the business buildings were decorated with the national colors, with flags and with emblems. Across the street in front of the Ogden house appeared a large flag, and across Broadway in front of the city build. ing. The court house is decorated appropriately. Tur Bee office joins in the decorative apirit, and besides having its front adorned has a large banner stretchad across Pearl street beariug the words, “Tue Bre Wel- comes Our Country's Brave Dofend- ors.” Many of the private residences are also decorated, some of them very tastofully. The main streets were thronged with old soldiers, the uniforms notl being very uniform, but each manag- ing to havo some badge or insignia to mark them as among the heroes, for whom all have respect, and to whom all extend a welcome, Kvery train brought companies of veterans, who were met on arrival by mounted escorts and guided to places of shelter and sustenance, At the fair grounds 150 tents were pitched, and others are to be as fast as needed. Here there was much of military life displayed. Comrades met old com- rades; groups chatted oosily; the headquarters wore crowded with ap- plicants for information and ration tickets; tents were being made habit- able; in fact, a multiplicity of ever- varying scenes of interest was pre- sented. Among the companies who arrived yestorday was Col. E. Kretchmor's cavalry company from Colurg, Towa. This is che only cavalry company in the state, and they have equipped themselves throughout at their own expense. There are about thirty five of the boys here, mounted, uniformed and armed, and they will take an ac- tive part in the sham battle te-day. Col. Kretchmer ie in command and P. S. Chenoweth is first heutenant. Most of the company came on horse- back, a distance of sixty miler, An unfortunate accident occurred to the color bearer, Col. Kretchmer's son. The company halted and dis- mounted near the city, and whilo he was coming down a blufl, in some way he fell,dislocating his ankle, the injury being very pain- ful, indeed, and apoiling his enjoy- ment of the reunion, The following companies are here: Jewett Post, No. 60, G. A. R., Nevinsville, Iowa. R. Hargeave in commacd, and J, W, McLay,adjutant, with 11 men. The Bedford band, numbering 11, and the Bedford company, numbering 68 men. P, C. King, captain; W. F, Evens, first lieutenant; Wm. Cobb, second lieutenant, Walnut, 54 men. A, L. Martin in command; J. C. Howard, first lieu- tenant; O. M. Bruce, second lieu- tenant. Faller Post, No. 38, G. A, R., with 89 men. Commander, George W. Guilford; Sr. V. 0., A. W, Clyde; Jr. V. 0., W, B, Copeland. Oarroll, 38 men. J. B. Cooke, cap- tain; 8. K, Whicher, first lioutenant; J. H. Stewart, second lieutenant, The Northwestern band of Carroll, numbering 13, Lewis, 28 men. John W, Fuson, captain; 1. W, Baker, firet lieutenant; 0. R. Switzer, second lieutenant Atlantic, men, Frank P’ H, Daly, post commander; J. D. Wige, sr., V. O ; W, P. Gardner, jr,, V. C.; H. Kry, Q. M.; John Moreland, D, D.; Frank Needman, O. G, Mondamin, 30 men, O, H, Bar- 'rows, captain; Richard Margarudge, firat lioutenaut and A. W. Garrison, second lisutenant, Garfield post, No. 67, G, A, R., T. C. Gaylord, post commander, T. H, Lee, 8r. V. C., 30 men. Glenwood, 64 men, J, M. Warren, oaptain; M, h Byers, firat lioutenant; P. G. Dunn, second lieutenant, Missouri Valley, Boldem post No, 59, G, A. R,, O. L. French, com- mander; John Thompson, Sr. V, C, Malvern, Thos, Britt, captain; Thos, Paul, first lieutenant, Chas, Black, second lieutenant; 83 men, Sidney has only four but more are coming, Loou sends eight, with Frod, Teale ocaptain, and John P, Finley, Jr., lieutenant Denuison, 24 men. George L. Wright, ain; W. A, MoHenry, first licutenant; A, J. Bond, eccond lieutenaut, Tarkio, 81 men. W. J, Spunangle, captain; G. H, Ferrls, first liouten. ant; John Snodderiy, second lieuten. ant, P, H. Wood. Macedonia, 62 men, mansee, captain; Sylvester Dye, first Igeuuunt; A. B, Rayburn,” second lieutenant. Marysville, Mo., 126 men. 8. R. Rawley, captain; Warren Meeker, first lieutenant; Charles Messenger, second lieutenant, Griswold, 65 men, J, H, Lowman, captain; J." H, Booth, first lieuten, ‘";,‘i G, 8, l)icl;vy, luoudnld lieutenant, merson sends a goos iz . m:hfluu. Roodly eized rep: Abe Lincoln post No, 29, of Coun- oil Blofs has’ headquarters on the grounds, with & muster roll showing 98 dobw Lind: ia commander, A. J. Bpeuding, Sr, V., C. en- haizee, JF. 7. . 4 ey _Thera are fifty or more other Coun. cil Bluffs voterans on the grounds, Shenandoah, 59 men, George H. Castle captain, J, B.' Carter first lieutenant, E. J. Buruett second, Elmo, Mo., 35 men, Jacob Yaple in command, Skidmore, 53 men, Thos, 1. How- ?w“upl‘;ixa a’trll(w'd Saunders first leutenant, George W, Murre; lieutenant, g ol Blanchard, 38 men, A Dbattalion was formed terd; to be known as the Wabash attalion, ttalion, Ool. W. W. Ellis is in command, with Major Hand, and Adjutant W. T. Eddy. The battalion 18 compose i of: Company A.—Capt. Geo. Casscll, Company B.—Capt. Spunang'e. Company O --Capt. Rowley. Company D.— Capt. Rawlins, Company E— Company F - Capt. Rag. Company ( —Capt. Howden. Company H. -~ v Among the historic flags is one at the Nodaway county head(uarters, which bears the marks of the batile of Ft. Donaldson, Capt. Chenney, of Missouri Valley, has the flag of Chenney’s battery, of the First Illinois artillery. It bears the names of Vicksburg, Mission Ridge, Resoca, Dallas, Big Shanty, Kenesaw Mt., Atlanta, July 22 ana 20th, and Jonesboro, The old silk flag of Taylor county eompany is at the headquarters of the Fourth Towa, The Fourth’s old regi mental flags are also there. Veteran Fox has charge of the guard house with full power to take bright pennies for 82,60 gold pieces in pag- ment of fines, To-day the city schools will be closed, All will take in the big street par- nde. This afternoon is the sham battle, No admission fee is to be charged Music is given by the Fifth regi- ment arum corps and Fifth regiment brass band; also by the Northwestern brass band and Council Bluffs drum corps, A good street parade will ccour this forenoon. The officers in charge of organiza- tions of whatever kind will form their commands 80 as to be in line in camp and on the parade ground at precisely 9 o'clock a. m. Theformation of thecoiumn isas fol- lows: It is expected that the column will be headed as an escort by com- panies of uniformed Iowa National Guard and companies of National guard from other states, Col. John H. Keatley, commandant in chief of the Southwestern Iowa and Northwestern Missouri Veteran asso- ciation, and Gen. G. M. Dodge, guests and their respective staffs: Ohtef of staff, Col. D. B, Dailey. Adjutant general, E. J. Abbott. Quartermaster general, Col. W. F. Sapp. Commissary general, Capt. E. L Holmes. Lieutenant commander, Capt, S, W. Pontenny. Major, J. W. Stoker. Assistant adjutant, Capt. O. L. French, Suargeon, Capt. O. L. Ross. Assistant surgeon, H. P. Duffield, Chaplain, J. D. Bartley. AIDES TO COMMANDANT, Maj. Lyman, Capt. D. Maltby, Capt. Soth Haskins, Dr. John Green, Dr. Pinney, Dr. A, B. McKuno, Dr. H.'W. Hart, Dr. Stillman, Dr. White, Capt, T. J. Clark, Capt. D. J. O'Noil, Capt. H, H. Metcalf, Capt. J. P, Wil® Jiaws, Col. L W. Tulleys, Capt. Swobe, Capt. Geo, Motcalf, Capt. D. W. Bushnell, Capt. Geo. Phelps, and Capt. D. S. Mack, MOUNTED ESCORT, J. P, McMahon, Chas, Oificer, W, F. Sapp, Jr., Frank Pusey, Bert Clin- ton, William Hardin, Horace Evans, Ernest Hart, Dr. George Brown, C. D. Eix, Leonard Everett, Willlam Siedentopf, A. Beresheim, T. J. Evans, ¥. T. Webb, Max Mohn, J. C. Hoffmayr, Fred Kelley, Doug, Pat- ton, G. A. Hormes, 8. 8. Keller, G. W. Fergueon, Jr, F. C. Newell, O, B. Jacquemin, Charles Stewart, Frad Davis, George A. Keeline, Charles C. Cook, Henry Cook, O. R. Scott, Wil- liam Treynor, Spencer Smich, Wm, Wirt Chapman, J. S. Lange, John Bennett, Royal Amy, Judge E, E. Aylesworth, P, 0. DsVol, J. N. Cas- ndg Fred Orcutt, Mahlon Brown, M. B. Brown, E. Troutman, James Mc- Mahon, Henry Eiseman, Lovis Broad- beck, Henry Atking, Dr. T. B. Lacey, J. ‘L. Broadbeck, Charles Bump, Mr. Jennings, Jr., Clay Platner, 1. The military and veteran organiza- tions, 2, The fire department, Masonic order, 0Odd fallows, Kuights of Pythias, Royal Arcanum, Auncient Order of United Workmen, Ancient Order of Druids, Knights of Honor. 8t. Patri-k’s Benevolent Society. Ancient Order of Hiberniuns, Jowmittees, Mauyor and city officials, Citizens on foot, Citizens in carri The column will p Gen. G. M, Dodge, Governor Sherman and staff, and other distinguished guosts in ro- view at the corner of Bancroft and Broadway. The line of march wiil consist sim- ply of the route from the fair grounds to Broadway, up Broadway to the Methodist church and return. The column will start from thefair grounds at 9 o'clock a, m, Headquarters S, W, lowa and N, W, Missourt Veteran Associat Dodge, near Council Bluffs, S 28, 1842.—General Order No, 4,—The sale of all kinds of intoxicating liquors, and the carrying on of all kinds of gambling devices of whatever kind, are strictly prohibited within this camp, and within the enclosure constituting the fair grounde, where the said camp is situated, Second, All perzons found violating the provistons of this order will be promptly arrested aud turned over to the state civil authorities as prejudicidl to the good order of the reunion, and for prosecution and punishment under the laws of Towa in such cases, By direction of Jony H, KearLey, Commandant, D. B. Datiky, Col, and Chief of Staff, Attest: 8, E.J. Assorr, Adjutant. Headquarters S. W. Ia, and N. W, Mo. Vet, Ass'n , Camp Dadge, near Coun- cil Bluffs, I eptember 28, 1852, Gen- ral order N. —Hereafter, this camp hall be known and designated ws Camp Dodge, in honor of Gen. G. M. Dodge, late commander of the Sixteenth army corps in the army of the Tennessce, By direction of Jxo. H, Kearvey, D, B, DaiLgy, Commandant. Ool. and Chief of Staff, Attest: E.J. Anp 11, Adjutant. Gen. Dodge's place wab in & blazy of brightuess and beauty last night. Four headlights illumined the grounds, and the name *‘Pea Ridge' appearsd in letters of fire, *hat being the battle in which he was so severely wounded. o Uaiversal Apvrobation By the community at large has been given to Bugnock Broob Birress, No instance is ku‘\'xtn |w|hmh (lluuthhwuul; has bo;n manifested by their use, or where t but benndt followed thelr on, Price $1.00, trial size 10 cents, FOR THE SAKE OF FORM. The Democrats Go Through the Motions of Nominating Oandidates, P. J. Gallagher Nominated for Clerk and J. F. Brod- back for Recorder. An Unenthusiastio Gathering. In mcoordance with the published call the democrats of the county met yesterday afternoon in delegate con- ven‘ion, at the court house in this city to nominate a candidate for the county ticket. Mr. J. C. Morgan called the con. vention to order, and nominated as chairman Judge E. E. Aylesworth, who, on taking the position, seriously avoided making a speech. Mr. A. B. Higgine, of Neola, was chosen necretary. On motion of G. Holmes, Robert F. Rain was choren assistant secretary. On wotion of Mr. Stone, a com mittes of threo was appointed on credentiale, eaid committee consieting of C. E. Swne, I M. Siegler and James Crow, 3 A motion for a fifteen minuto recess was lost, and oo the suggestion of Mayor Bowman Mr. John Ahlcs was callod out for a speech and intreduced a3 a former greenbacker, who had now come into camp and taken a seat in this convention as a delegate. M. Ahles responded in a very enthusias- tic speech, and took special oc:asion to “‘nmil « lie to the wall,” said lie being that Mr. Pusey had been in- strumental in forcing German out of of the schools, as a drive against that nationalivy. He knew that Mr. Pusey was in favor of educating the masses. The speaker believed that it was bet- ter o educate the poor man’s child in good English than to use up the means in teaching a few German, French, drawing ard other artificial acquire- ments. Mr, Pusey believed the same. Mr. Ahles spoke enthusiasiically ot Mr. Pusey’s record as standing up in favor of the people and against taxa- tion for railwayr. He showed that Mr. Pusoy had shown himself the friend of the poor. He aiso” discussed the prohibitory quention somewhat, sud claimed that prohibition wou d not be carried out in the large citivs, and would be in the small cities, The mouney would pour into the large cities, theretore, and this was a discriminating measure, therefore. The sperker took his seat amid duo spplause, Mr. G. A. Holmes cfiored & rerolu- tion endoreing the plerform, 28 adopt. ed at the last state convention, Adopted, After gome waiting the com e on credentials reported the following entitled to seat First Ward—G. A Holmes, R. F. Rain, Col. 8wan, J. M. Valmer, C. 1, Dawson and F. H, Guanella. lember of town. ship committee, G. A, Holuwes, Secoud Ward —Dr. Lacey, Peter Bech- tele, J, U. DaHaven, C. E. Stone, James Mithen, John Ahles, Thos, Howman and Robt, Huntington. ..lember of township committee, J. C, DeHaven, Third Ward—F, W. Spetman, Fred Lsmb, Sr, A, U. Grabam, Max Mohn, Fred Martin, J. K. Cooper and M. Keat- iog. Member of township committee, M, Keating, Fourth Ward—O. P. Wickman, W. L. Biggs. E. K. Aylesworth, C R. Mitchell, Jas. Frainoy, Jas Porterfield, Henry Pas. chal, J. H. Rogers, and Dr. D. MaCrae. Member of township committee, E. A. Troutman., Boomer—I[, M, Ligler, A, B, Smith, Jesse Wright. M, Kilkenny, P. Duncan, Belknap—E. G. Bailey, M. Randall, Crescent—J, I, Nuzum, Wm, Carrie, David Dunlkle, John Carrie, Center—Not represented., Garner—John Garner, W. J, Cook, Heunry Heywood, Wm, H, Kuhn, Grove—Jon Perkins, Geo, Utto, John Harding, 8, L. Rankin. Huzel Dell—George Duncan,; Perry Reel, Thos, Leonard, Jumes~F, M, Jumes, Hardin—Henry Hastings, Knox—A, P, ‘Cramer, . R. Button, E. A. Babeock, Louie Sanders, B, Hoyt, J. 8. Tam, Kegg Creek—A, B, Perkins, A, W, Wyman, James Flood. Layton—W. H, Linfor, D. C. Cramer, J. B Johanten, T, S. Campbell, W, 8, Willisms, Lewis—E, £, Wells, O, H., Lucas, Macedonin—1", P, Stavett, D. W, Bruff, J, M. Kelley. H. H. Bryant, Curson—J, K, J. Jackson, J, F, Cran. gel, O, P, Mace, Minden—James Orow, Joseoh K Neola—H. J, Sherbrock, D, J, Farrell, E. B. Higgins. Norwalk—Not represented. Pleasant—D, H. Pedicord. Rockford—Dan'l Sweeney, S. G, More. house, Hardin Jones, Silver Oreek—H, Ouren, John Van Applegate, Stephen Kirk. York—E. W, Martin, Jaues Garrctaon, | Valley—~Thomas Dulin, After the adoption of the report, the convention proceeded to an in- formal ballot for candidate for clork of the courts. Tho delegates present were empaw er.d to cast the full votv of their townehip. The names of P. J. Gallagher and E A, Trogtman were presented to the convention, One delegate thought they cvght to know something about the caudidates whose names were presented. He hadn't found auybody who knew either of the gentlemen named. He wanted 1o see what they were like. The informal ballot gave Gallagher 62. Troutman 16 avd scattering 2, On motion P, J. Gallagher was then made the nominee for clerk of the court by acolamation and unani- mously. The convention then proceeded to recorder, J. F, Brodbeck, A, B. Oramer, of Kuox and W, H. Thomas were named, The informal ballot re- sulted: Brodbeck 85, Cramer 34, Thomas 19, The name of W. H. Thomas was then withdrawn in favor of Mr, Cra- wer, The informal ballot gave Brod- beck 47 aud Cramer 41. The nomi- nation of Mr, Brodbeck for recorder was then made unanimous. On motion Sylvester Dye and Rob- ert Kirkwood were nominated for su pervisors by acclamation and unapi- mously. The following were elected as a county central committes, Kane, lst ward, G. A. Holmes; 2d, J. 0. DeHaven; 31, M. Keating; 4th, E. A, Troutman; Boomer, Henry Gid- dluge; Belknap, J. L. Fetter; Carson, THE DAILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA FRIDAY, SLPTEMBER 29 ] W. 8. Grafl; Grove, John Harding; Garner, L. Prouty; Hardin, Henry Harting; Hszel Dell, Porry Reel; James, F. M. Applegate; Knox, E. B, Hoyt; Keg Oreek, S. G. Underwood; Layton, Don, Cramer; Lincoln, Mar- tin Barrett; Lewis, O. H. Luoas; J. M. Kelly; Minden, Jae, s, H. J. Schierbrock. Nor- 4 T. Ward; Pleasant, B Gross; Rockford, M. H. Freneh; Sil- ver Creek, H, Ouren; Vallay, Thos. Dalin; Washington, J. B. Mathews; Waveland, J. W. Hemsted; Wright, H. R. Black; York, David Jones. J. C. Morgan wes chosen as chair- man, Adjourned. The convention was a decidedly quiet and onthusiastic one, as it nat- urally would be, there being little or no prospect of the party getting any of their candidates elocted. It seemed to be more of a gathering to go through the motions and keep up party organization, than any starter for a political victory. Honorable Mention. Of all the remedies_on earth that wel may claim attention, D, THouas' EcLro. THO Ol commands especial attention, For wondrous power t. oure diease, ite fawe there's none cen throttle, Its merits are not in the puff, but sre inkide the bot. tle, Rheumativm, neuralgis, sore throat, asthma, bronchitia_diphtheria, ete,, are all cared by T nas' Bl ie Oil. Council &luffs’ Business Directory. pper Broadway. Bottling Works. 1. HAGG & CO., East Pierce St. Bakery, VERS, 517 S. Main St Bathing Houses. . HARDING, M. D,, Broadway and R, UDLEY, Bethesda Bathing House, Broadway. Books and Stationery. H. E. SEAMAN, Middle Broadway. Banks. USEY, corner Broadway and 5th S' BANK, 5th street. Broom Factory. 20., avenue A, and 6th St. ROSS, 615 East Brondway. Dentists. SINTON & WEST, 14 Pear! § Dry Goods IARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO., Broadway and 4th street, Eggs Shipper. G. F. CRAWFOR Main §t. Furniture Manufactory. E. R. STEINHILBER, cor. 7th ave and 12¢h St. Furniture Store. C. A. BEEBE & CO., 207 and 209 Broadway. nd Provisions. RALD, 343 Broadway. Groceri SULIVAN & FITZ Gunsmithing. OLLIVER & GRAHAM, 5th street. Goods wold at eastern prices and guaranteed. Harness and Saddlery. CHAS. WALTER & BRO., Middle Broadway. CHAS. BEKMAN, 334 Middle Broadway. Hair Goo MRS, D. A. BENEDICT. MRS, J. J. GOOD, 29 5th str Livery Stables. A. COMPTON, 230 Broadway. V. C. HOLLAND, 706 South Main St. EECROFT, opp. P. 0. Hotels. Upper Browl 1 and 507 M Meat Market. TICKNOR, 536 Broadway stroet. Millinery. 28 Broadway, Come and exam. ine for yourself MRS J. E. METCALF, 548 Broadway. Marble CONNOR & d Granite Works. NEI 117 Broad Merchant Tailors. JAS. FRANEY, 372 Broadway, 8 Devol's building, 5th and Main 0 Broadway eal Estate and Abstract. KIMBALL & CHAMP, opposite court hou J. W, SQUIRE & CO., corner Pe and 15t &y Restaurant. SMITH &]MCCUEN, 404 Broadway. Stovs R D AMY & and Tinware. 500 South Main street. Shirt Factory. F. F. FORD, corner Bluff and Willow St. Undertakers. MORGAN, KELLER & CO., 546 and 347 Broad way D, M. CONNELL, 17 North Main 8t DEVID C. EVARS & 0O, 504 Notth Second S LOUIS, MO, ~Ask your Grocer for the Cel- ebrated Star Coflee and Swar Bakiog Powder, MAURER & CRAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Rich Out Gless, Fine French Ohina, 8llver Ware &c., 840 BroavwaY - COUNCIL BLUFFS, WA. DR. C. J. CLARK. Twenty-four years ‘experience in practical Gynacology Office 106 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs, - - Iowa. B L BHUGART, A, W. BTREAT, Prosident. Vice-Pres't, Cashier, CITIZENS BANK OFf Uonuoll Bluffs, 1.D EDNUNDEON, Organizod under the laws of the State of Iowa Puld up capital 8 75,000 Authorized capi al *200/000 Interost paid on time deposita. Drafts lssued on the principal cities of the United States and Europe. dpecial attentio: to collections aud correspandence with prompt returas, DIRCTORS. J.D. Edmundson, E L. Shugart, J. T.Hart, W. W, Wallace, J. W. Rodter, L A, Miler, A, W, Stroet, JyTded MRS, B. J. HILTON, M, D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON; 222 Broadwav. Council Bluffs HARKNESS, ORCUTT & G0, DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Street., Council Bluffs, Iowa. J. MUELLER'S P Headquartetr;?atFe%r the Cele- A Weber Pianos, i CGoods A M Toys and Fancy Wholesale and Retail, Address, J. MUELLER, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I ™ Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 S B R T S5 MLAIDE W3 VT EST. Bluff and Willow Srests, Comncil Blufs. E. R. STEINHILBER, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF CUPBOARDS AND SAFES, We make the following a specialty: TABLES, POPLAR OPEN WASHSTANDS WALNUT BREAKFAST TABLES, POYLAK WARDROBE T,A o POPLAR BREAKFAST TABLES, POPLAR OUFPBOARD WALNUT WARDROE POPLAR SAFES, WALNUT OPEN WASHSTANDS, £47Mail ordeis and correspondence promptly attended to, Office and Manufactory 8. E. Cor. 7th Ave, and 12th Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, JOWA MORGAN, KELLER & CO., TNDERTARERS. The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metalic cases, Calla nttended to st all hours: We defy compotition in quality of goods or beless: Our Mr. Morgan has served as undertaker for forty vears and thoroughly understands his business, ~ WAREROOMS, 346 AND 857 BROADWAY. Upholstering in allits branches promptly attended to; also carpet-laying and lambrequins, Tele- graphic and mail orders filled without delay. HAGG & CO'S . BOTTLING WORKS, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - IOWa4, BOTTLERS & DEALERS IN GEISE'S BEER Made from the Finest Malt and Hops, with water obtained from the CI:LEBRATED ARTESIAN WELL, AT A DEPTH OF 800 FEET. This Water is known everywhere for its Purity and Wholeaul;m Quelities., WALNUT EX BUDWEBISEIR BEBIR Also Dealers in C, Conrad & Co.’s Original Budweiser Beer, manufactured in St, Louis, Mo, #4Orders in the City or From Abroad Promptly Filled, HACG & CO.,, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0OWA PETERSON & LARSON, Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company’s Celebrated MILWAUKEE BEER, No, 711 Brosdway, Council Bluffs, Towa. City orders to families and dealers delivered free, A. BEKBE, W. RUNYAN, FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs. JAMES FRANEY, Merchant Tailor 372 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. Always keeps on baud the finest aseortment of mat:rial for gentlemen's wear, Satiataction gus ranteed MKS. J. E. METCALF, Millinery, Dressmaking, Etc.-—Cutung and Fitting & Spediaity, No. 645 Broadway, Oppocite Revere House, Laces, Embroideries, and Ladies Underwear, Handkerchiefs, hose of all kinds, thread, pine, necdles, et We hope the lalce will eall and see our stack of woods. CHARLES RICH, Merchant Tailor. Late Qutter for Metcalf B ., Devol's Ne(wt ‘Btuil'ding,l“Ma)in Council Bluffs, la, Suits to order $18 and upwards, Orders from the sountry olicited W. BEEBE Streer. J.F, KIMBALL, GEO, H. CHAMP. KIMBALL & CHAMP, (Successors t9 J. P. & J. N, Casady.) Abstract, Real Estate and Loan Brokers. We have the ouly complete set of abst books to all city lote apd lande | county. Tities examined aud abstract: ished on short notice. Money to mhi?:?:fifl; pnmm short and long thwe, o suma o suit the borrowsr, Heal ests bought and sold. Ofce a4 the old stan 1 oppasite court bouse- p