Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 4, 1882, Page 7

BN H. &. SE_A_M_A_N WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATIONERY AND PRINTER'S C00DS, COU! UNCIL_ CIL BLUFFS IOWA E——— TIv LE ABSTRAGT 0 FFIGE Lands and Lots Bou%ht %nd Sold. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVI.YANCERS COUNCIL BLUFES - - : 10WA. HENRY BEECROFT MAIN STREET LIVERY STASLE, OFFPOSINTWH WIE POSTONEILCE. BEN ROGERS' OLD STAND, H* wilcon'inue running his fo. LOW HARG'S GUARANTEED. New st ty lino to all parts of the city. All orders promptly attended k cons antly recelved, D. M. CONNELL, Funeral Director and Undertaker. 7, North Main Street. - . « promptly anewered at ell hours, That never require crimping, any other hair dealor. ailver and colored i elsewhore. All goods warraited o8 represented. ight or day, he factory ara run {i connetion therewith. PNWATEER WAVES at Mrs. J. J. Good'a Halr Storo, at pricus never before touched by Also a full Eino of switches, cte. Waves made from Iadies’' own halr, Council Bluffs New hearse and London carringes direct at yreatly reduced prices. Also gold, Da not tail to call before puh’h:llug MRS, J. J. GOOD, 20 Matn atrecs, Council Biufts, To UNION BAKERY, 517 Seut 1HE BEST BREAD IN Wagons run all day, HAIN TER OI1Y. employed. Bread, Cake, Pios, &o., delivered fo may part of the city. Our|, STREET. Xone but first-class Bakers P. AYRES, Proprietor, NEW MEAT MARKET. No. u&: BR OADWAY, (Pelmer’s Block, en Gth and Tth streets, E. W. TIGKNfi PROPRIETOR. Our Motto:—Sfrict cleanliness, the best ¢ 1vered to any part of the Bethesda BATHING HOUSE! At Bryant's Spring, Oor. Broadway and Union Sts. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Plain, Medicated, Vapor, Electrlc, Plunge, Douch, 8hower, Hot and Cold Baths. Com- petent’ malo and femalo nurees and attendante always on hand, and the best of care aud atten- tlon given patrons. Special attention given to bathing children, Inyestigation aud patronage solicited. R. A. H. StopLey & Co., 106 Upper Broadway. reatment of chronlc diseases Dr. Studle; made a spe REMOVED_ without the E drawing of blood or use of knife, Garos lung discasot, Com: AND OTHER Hitt Scrofuls, Liver laint, Dropsy, Rheuma- TUMORS! § timw, Fever and Morour- ial sores, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Catarrh, w inflamed and granulated Eycs, lous Ulcers and Fe- male Disenses of all 'kinds. Also Kidney and Venerial ‘Hemorrhoids or Piles curcd money refunded. Al diseases treated upon theprinclple of veget- sble reform, without the use of mercurial pois- ous or the knife, Electro Vupor or Medlcated Baths, furnisbed who desire them, Hernia or Rupture radically cured by tho ure the Elastic bel Truss end Plaster, which bas superior In the world, CONSULTATION FREE. CALL ON OR ADDRESS Drs, R. Rice and F. O, Miller, COUNCIL! BLUFFB In. SINTON & , WEBT, DENTISTS. 14 Pearl Street, Council Bluffs. Extracting and filling epecialty, First-class work guaranteed. DR. A. P. HANCHETT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office, No. 14 Pearl Street. 2, a0 2 p, 10, to b P, Banroft streof. Telephon Central office, A e J. M. PALMER, REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT, COUNCIL BLUEES, JOW W.D.STILLMAN, Practitioner of Hemeopathy, coneelting "hysicianand Surgeon, Office and residence 016 Willow avenuc, Coun- 1 Hiuffs, lows. F. T. SEYBERT, M. D, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - IA. Office No, 5, Everett Block, Broad- yver A, Louie's Restaurant, 8. E. MAXON, AR O E X T RO W, Haws, 9 &, m, to m, Lesidence, 120 counection ' with way, Office over savings bank. NOIL BLUFFS, » - - I«wa 0&: U REAL ESTATE. fon with his law and W. C. James, in connoc business buye aud sclle real estate. eollcotion Persons wiehing to buy or sell city property call o his office, over Bushnell's book store, Pearl EDWIN J. ABBOTT. Justice of the Peace and Notary Public. 4\8Broadway, Council Bluffs ty of num and lowest possible prices. ur new sh MBS, E. J. HARDING, M. D, 1 Medical Electrician AND GYGNECOLOGIET. Graduate of Electropathic Institution, delphia, Pennn, Office Cur, Broadway & lenn Ave, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. The treatment of all diseases and ficultios peculiar to females a spect J. G. TIPTON, | Attorney & Counsellor, Office over Firat National Bank, Counil Blufte Towa. Will practice in the state and foders courta JNO. JAY FRAINEY, Justice of the Peacs, 8/4 BROADWAY, Council Bluffs, - - W. B. MAYES, Leans and Real Estate. |- Praprietor of sbstracts of Pottawattamlo county. Office corner_of Broadway and ‘Main streete, Council Bluffs Tows. JOKN STEINER, M. D, * (Doutscher Arzt,) Cor, WASHINGTON AVE & 7tk St. Council Bluffs, wAneascs of womon and children & _spoclalt P. i, HONTGOMERY, M. D.. Frer BISPENSARY EVERY BAYURDAY, Iowa. Office In Everett's block, Pearl trect. Reel] denco €43 Fourth street. . Office hours fsam 9 to 2a m,2todand 08p.m. Coundl hlufty F. C. CLARK, PRACTICAL DENTIST. Peur] opposite the postafice. One of the oldest prastitioncrs 1n Councll Blufts, Bstls tataction guarantesd In "HUCHES & TOWSLEE, DEALERS IN Con/ectionery, Fruits,Nute Cigars and Tobacco. Fresh Qysters and Ice Cream in Season. 12 MAIN 8T., Oouucxl Blutls STEAM LAUNDRY. 723 W, Broadway. LARSON & AKDERSON, Proprietors. Tals lsundry his Just been opened for busl aad we are now propased o do laandry work of all kinds end gusraubeo satista tlon, A iade of flne work, such aa callars, o shirts, otc. We want everybody 0 give ua o teial LARSON & ANDERSON. PR & POSET Council Bluffs, Ia. Established, = - 18566 Deslers 1n Foreige aod Domestic Exchange and bome securities. UOUNGII. BLUI‘I‘S Meats Ce- Phila- sintul dit- COUNCXL BLUFFS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. Express,. oo, 800 pm | Mad WABASI, BF. LOUIS AND PACIFIC Depart Atri Mail and Ex .. 043 Mail and Ex., 4:30 p m Cannon Bali.. 4:50 pw | Cannon Bai.:11:05 a m SI0UX €1TY AND PACH Arrive Frin Sjoux C'y.0:50 p m Fin Fort Niobrara ¢ am | Neb....o 650 pm For St. Paul, 1440 pm | From St Pand. €50 a m CHICAGO, MILWAURKE AND 8T, TAUL Depart Arrive Mail and Ex. A m | Mail and Ex....055 pm Cu\lncll Blufta & Omaba Street R. R. Leave Omaha W gam, 108 m, 110 1, Ui, 2p [, 4pm, ) v trips at during tho day drun to vty thne, FAIR PREMIUMS. Those Whose Exhibits Won Prizes( de for Them, DIVISION 3, Class 91 Best colle Ho A, on of 40 vauictics of appley M i [nlh\u e Collection « r~'um ties of summer apples, | !¢ A S Bonham & Son, 1ut, Collection of 5 varietics of winter apples, A S Bonham & Son, 11t Collection of 19 varkties of 'feil and winter apples, Mrs 8 Dilon, Tst, Class 99— Ay wily orchard, Best colle tina 18 var i Bluff Iutes of ples, . H A Terry, Crement, 1st, ‘Tallman sweet jn Thenango strawherry jam, H C Lay- | o moud, 1st, Class 102 —Pears on plates: T l-mlnh beanty, L Prouty, 1st, en, L. Prouty, 1st. te Duyenne, A'S Bondam and Son, A C'Graham, Tat, s, Mrs T A'W alker, 1st. Peaches, plum and grapes: o of free stone p eachies, H Bmlm‘ eti A Terry, Cresc t, 1 Plats " soudling pocchen, H A Tecry, Urescent, 1st. Plate collection of plumes, 1T A Terry, Crescent, 1st. Plate Miner, 5 A Torry, Cr escont, 1ot.| Platte De Sota, H A Terry, Crescont, 1S olection Rogers hybrids, H A Terry, 1st. bam and Son, s, Best collection peaches, A 'R 2, White grapes, A C Grah ym, Council Preatice Collection grape, 7 varieties, ham, Council Bluffs, Cst. Clags 101—Sweepstakes. Collection fruits, H A Terr: 7, Crescent, | 1st. A CGra st Seedling apples, H A Ten y, Cessoont, Class 105, —Plants Specimen, Aloe, Mro J B A tkiue, let, Collection of plants, W H F oster, Lt Collection of geranivms, W H }‘on.ar, (‘ul]fcl.lun of folago plants, \ V H Foster, a Unl]u'liun of succulent, W H Foster, 1st. Collection of begonin, W H Foster, 1st, Collection of roses, V7 H For ter, 1at, 4 Collcction of tube roses, W' H Foater, st. Class 107, —Amateur list: Atkins, 1st, | Jest” upright begontas, Mrs I Ly lhn‘ planted bieket, Mru.l ] syman, 1st, Best collection of aloo, W I ql Best collection of placts, Ms, ’I L,m an, |1 it Floral design, Mrs JiLyman, Tst. Basket of cut Rowers, Mrs J Lymsa, Ust. | 3 Parlor bouquet, Mrs J» Lyman, 1st, CVIKION L. Class 100—Sett parlor furnitnre, paclor wd and window chair, Stockest and Co, waechine for faudl lass 110—Sewing A A Huzzard, 1o, Sewing wachine for and heary Assorted bracketa, J J T lias, 1st. Fargest assortanest fancy baskets, J e, 15t ay of plumbing | © Bixby aud | U |, Feplay o Lorse collars, | Chaberlain Brothers, 1at. | Riding bridfe, 15 tout, Digplay boots and W Philipps, | & 1st. [ Double harness, heawy, W\ Sherman, 1st Doy s¢, light, £ Enabe, 1st, W Sherman, lst. lnlr fine hoots, 7 T Lindsey aud Co, Lat ay f bouts sud shoes, Z T Lindsey othery, 1st, | W wan, Hag rug, Mrs Muy B Swan, 2ad. Kusted, & tidy, Mrs Gooper, |st, Plain sewing, Mra D umiog, 1st ~ THE DAILY BFE----\VM)N Class Silk embroidered ecreen, Mrs HICAGQ, ROCK TSLAND ASD PACFIC E W Merrill, 1st, Dot Arriy Embroidered lnmberquin, Mes George Atlantic £x1 - 890 pm | Pacific EX H Wood, 2d, Exand M sam | Ex and M Class 121 - Ottomon, Mrs W C Erb, 1st . M 1ham | De “ Worsted embroidered, Mrs Jates Baird, CHICAO, FURLINGTON AND QUINCY 2nd, Depart Arr Plain worsted hassock, Mrs Cooper, 1:t ¢ Ext 800 pm | Pacific Fai....020am [ Clasa 122 ~Chenille table cover, chenille A EX* 00 a1 | Mailand Ex*.. 700 pm | sliy »v- re, eofa cushion, Miss Gerner, Ist oo N.Y. B 100 pm | Neb & Kas Ex.820 8 m | gash N l'n*lowur Mies Ball Dohany, 24 Depart Clages Point 1acé handk erchief, tidy, At'antic Ext pm|P sam [ parasol cover, oollar and cuffs, Mis M Mai and Ex M Exgaapm | Key, 1st on each, 2 Sl l'uln!xunlww-lmmn,‘h«\\nu Keee \ w v Dapar Arive 1uet 1 pron, Miss Effie Pattons ki B, 6:48 p m Edns Wetz 1, | Outline embroid ry and collar, Mrs S 5 “t Darned not bed spr st. Worsted flowers, Mrs Anna Reflter, 1st, gy, 13t Mrs Wi Reeliug, 21, Wagoner, H & Terry, 1st. o Most promisiug new eidlini ;, A § Bou- | Dolanu Tlest specimen decosetion pla nt, Me J B [y, Cims. Mixing Co,, simes out of ten, OIl falls that twice » week, 1 don's caro how offen vive their hoad way & like ree e Eclectrio Ol Clase 114 nhan, 1st. | ¢ Best disp 3 Eonha, | K 1at 1 Best display of jewelry, C B Jaguenin and Co, lst, Best display of faney goods, C C Bugkers, | I Omaha, 1st. Al Best dieplay of pottery, Maurer and | % Cr Council Blyfs, 1st, 1i "Cliss 118 —Best display of millinery voods, J J Blisy, Lt 5 Best display of willinery goods, H Fried- Logeabin quilty Mea d A Kook Rose quilt, Mré F Pronty. Darned net child's dress | Yarnod net bedepreod, Mrs Pfeiffer, 1st 124 \ln(u'\lll lace, Mrs W C Mts Geo Phelps, 24, enibr.idery, Mrs A T Eiwell, | plique table soarf, Mes A T Elwell, | on embroidered set, Miss Deunivg, Applique ottoman, Mrs T C Dann, 1st oenach, _Class 125—3ilk mittens kuit, Mrs M 1 artiage afghan, Miss Bessle Patterson, "Hata ootton; glass cassyte A0 Rlwell, d, Mrs J D Crock ell, worthy of mention, Mrs Coope,3d Carriage afghan, Lizzie Parks, 2. Orochet scarf, J A Rooe, 13, Urochet sack, Mra J P Hess, 1st, Croshet work, Mrs Cooper, 1st. Chachet shawl, Miss V Knowles, 1st. Class 127 —Wax flowers, Mrs M Duqudte Ornamented work, Mrs D A Benedict, One cago wax flowers. Mrs Annie Don- Jeathered lowers, Mrs O A Saon ore, llmr pln‘ph!n(! crook, Mrs C A Ellison, g i, Mrs 1D Hall 2. J J Blise, 15t Jackson, Lat. ngand sere ] work 1t 30—Girl’ dopartment, Cardboard work, mats, swiss anl lace jilot sets and pillow shams—Miss Mary idery tidy, Miss Bdua Wet- Oil paintings, zie Tyson, lst. Cheni e embroidery, peneil aketen nd | teh, Lou 1entzinger, Lst, g bag, Miss A\umu Patterson, | len Blush, Doll’s dress, Bertie Holmes, 1st, stew, H A Merry, Crencent, 1at, | - Uhenille “embeoidered pictvre, v % lat. | Kuowles, 24, y “ ist | Claes E31—Seal encque, seal boa, g Fulton, b ) 1st, | tur cap, fur gloves, fur robe, Metealf Feue Willow, “ « 1t | 15t on each. Haas, “ " Jut. | Class 132 —Grand squave piono, grand Ben Davis, . “ Jur, | upright cabiuet organs, ard assortient of Greines Guldel ol (W 1<t, | musica! instruxcents, . Mueller, et und Mother, “ “ 1st, | 2d ou each. Famense “ “ 1st. | Claes 138—Single plai photograrhe and | Rawles jam, H O best water-colored photograpks, 1), Janathan jam, 1 Mitchell, 1st-on each. Card photographs, 4. F. nd 24, Bett displey and collection, € herra on, 15t Class 135--Collectior of crayon portraits, © ) Lucoock, lst, © Noimat ol pamiting, Mis S Rebre, 1, Photo Judia ink, C D Inccoel, 1st, Flowers in o L A Brown, Tot. Class 18¢ —Fruit and flowere in oil, Mrs Buorke, 1st @ M Brown, Lst. ‘Crayon sketch, capy, Miss W ellia Chap- aman, 1st, Paintins on satin, Miss Peterson, 1st. Oil patuting from life, Mrs =3 S Stevens, iat, 15 water color from life, Bir S Stevens, Jnt 2 crayoa from lif2, Mr § Stavens, 2ud. Lande< apo in o, Miss Maind Eddy, “nd. Best color painting in oil Miss Maggie oil, Miss Maggie Dohanney, 1=, S R Ty y 1st, niseolaneos paintinge in ol Miss Dohannoy, Lst. Best < .lor of pr,lm.hlul owned and ex- hibited by ono pon, Mirs Maggle Dobaa- Bluffs, 1st. ney, '1 Conrord grapes, A C Grah am, Gounolll - Uiasa :180-+Paénted plague, Mrs James Blufls, 1st. Baird t. Painted pottery, T’ S Pusey, 1st. Oil.pointing i silk, Miss®i Schoutz, Tst, Ol peinting on China, Mrs ¥ ¥ Webb, Decoratodvase, Mre O A Saundors, 1st, ainfed plogws, not eutered for compe- 1st. | titian bat worty of special wention, Clara nivisios K. | Teal. Claes 138 —Marble works Cannor and Guanoella, 1st, Class I1-+Collection of stuffed birds, Mrs A« Grahax, 1st, Collection of stuffed birds, F C Newell, nd. JMMSCELLANY. Collsction of coin, W #iedentopf, 1st. Mr S Heaw, 1st. Layne und Co, 1st, oker, A Wheeler . ose, M Pleifter,. 1st. Picture bool and engravings, H ¥ Sea- Tt. rpet and ‘ancy dry goods, Harknese, ‘“Wrcutt and Co,Jst, ])ulm, H }r'mlumn Ist. Display of steam and water fixture, S Sorang, moba, E st. Digplag of furiture, C A Beebe & Co., . Displog of carpets, 5 Duwiing, 1. Diaplas gonto faraish and. clotbini, 87 toda & Co, lst, 1¥iaplay of gents furnish aud clothing, B A, Newma Uinyley of miverals and ores, Union Council BlaxTs, 16t Jf native list, Wi Myniter, 1st, Display list, Hudo McKune & Display of golt o, Fat. Disploy of live-kirds, toye, etc, L © ork, A A Ha Bracket, st. 3 : l"tx« 11 lozen brooms, | . Visplay of fawmily groceries, Thoston Tea Mayne and Co, sbaffs, Tst, Store, lal, A Baptist Minister's [Exporionce. I am @ Beptist winister, and Defore 1 ven theught of being & clergyman, I grad- ated in aoedizine, et left a lecrative ractice for my present profession, 40 years T wir for many years a sufforer from “Tuowas' Boiacreic Oin cured T was also troubled with hoarceness, nd Thomas' Eelectric Oil always relieved e, My wllu and child had rl[lh(ly ud “Thomas' Lclectric Oil cured than and if taken in it will cure soven I am confident it is a Douk aese, light, W VW Sherma care for the most obstinste cold or coxgh, ) ¥ y and if any one will take & small teaspeon gle harness, light, W W Sherman, | #nd boulf fill it with the Oil, and then place ¥ i J the end of the spoon - one nostril sed Tarnes and triminlngs, turf goods, W | t of the spoon nto the hend until the practice g s hard e they « sver into the throat, e, it_will clean it out ud car atarrh, For deafoses and rache it has done wan nowledge, 1t is the only medicine dub. ed patent medieino that I have ever felt ding, and I am very anxious % or 1 toll you that ald mot be without it in my house for now suffering ith & pain like rheumatism in my right wh, and wothing relieves me like Thomas’ Dr, E. F. Ciyyan, Corry, Fa, —_— Perllous Work. Detrolt Free Press. There were three or four ol us down heah doan’ eucourage de biack folks 'tall.” “‘How's that?” “Wall, in de fuat place, dar's de rent of do land, Dey might jist a8 | well trow off' de rent, but they won't doit. DenifI do land aa’ sot out to borrow a mu'c nobody will lend mo one “Suppose you had & mule “Den what would T borry a plow! Can't raiso craps onless yo plow. Den when T got de plow an' went obar to Kurnel White's ta y & harness de kurnell wouldn't be home, or h'ed be 1at, | Doll'f dross, Josie Wetzel, 1st, | ders to my certain | 1. rerl table cower, dovad tidy, Mes O A Cooper, Lt holder, J J Bliss, half hose, Mrs q;. vens, st 1at; James Baid, 2ad. Cotton quilt, Mra H Garst, 1st, Kust spread, Mrs ¥ Cooper, M C A Michiganders at the same hotel in Montgomery, and all were amazed at the sight of so wmany colored men loafing their time away on the’street. The man from lois county finally thought he'd make s few inquirles, and beckoning to a stalwart black who had spent the last two hours on the curbstong, he toked: Df\Y OCT : BFR 4 uum you any work to do *'Not jist now, aah,” ‘‘Have yon ever tried farmingi” | “‘Oh, yes. “And how did you come out “‘Mighty slim, sah, De white folks using nil do straps he had “Could't you make it go if you had Iand, sced, mulo, plow and harnossi” asked tho Wolverine, “I reckon I but I dunno, ‘sposin’ do mule expired or do harness broke, or somo nigger stole my plow?” “That's e0." “An do olo woman might din, or one of de chil'en git snake-bit, or it might rain fo' weeks widout a break. Tell you what, bors, you men from do norf think it 1yoxs hard to seo so many of us lyin’ "roun’ de towns widout work, but you doan know nuffin’- about de perils of gittin’ right down to hard work an’ takin’ all de chances, My ole woman says it feols like flyin’ in de face ob de Lawd, and I reckon she is mighty k'rect.’ A Short Rond to Health To all who are suffering from boils, ul- tofula, oarbuncles, or other obati enses of the blood and ekin, a of Bennock Broot BITEns will be found t0 be u short road to healt Price $§1.00, street Osr Politeness, Detroit Free Press, The eevonth pasaenger was a lady. There was an uindance of room ir the car, but assho onterod an elderly man rose up with a great flourish and called out: “Takemy seat, madam. T am not tho kind of n man to keep n seat in tho street car and obligo n Iady to stand up. She sank down with a hali-bow in acknowledgment, and he held out his 1 for her fare with the vemark: “Some men are brutal enough to permit a lady to stomble to the fare. box and back, but that isi't ma," He took her ticket and deposited it, and then hung to the sirap ead con- tinued: “Aud T know men who think that passing & %eay’s fare to the box given them the privilege of entering into conversation with hee about the weather, ovops, rate of mortality, politics, and so forth, That isn't me, howover.” The speesh had its due effect upon all the paesongers, including the No. 519 South COUNCIL BLUEFS, No Commission. Blinds, Boxes, Etc. Machiners will be rim exclusively for each weok. Orders solicited and satisl WHOLESALE |OWA CONNELLSVILLE COXE, CEM Offlce No, 34 Pearl Street, GEORGE F. CRAWFORD W HOLES.A LE BUYER AND SHIPPER OF EGGS. B levumh f\venua,VOol’mml Bluffs, Main Strest. 10WA, I Pay the Highest Market Price and Deduct GOUNGIL SLUFFS MANUFACTURING CO. Mouldings, Seroll and Lattice Work, Wood Turn- ing, Re-Sawing, Planing and Matching, Sash, Doors, Manufacturers and Dealers in Improved Hawkeye Wind Mills and Pumps. J. J. Hathaway, Manager, Council Bluffs, Ia. custom work on Thursday and Friday ot n ;.lun‘nnle»! A FE. MLAYNE S OO., (Successors to J. W. Rodefer) AND RETAIL DEALERS IN LACKAWANNA, LERIGH, BLOSSBURG ALL GOALS! ALSO ENT, LIME, PLASTER, ETC. 'Yards Oor. Ilighth Street and GUUNGIL BLUFFS BROOMS, BRO victim, ard the man let out another link by remarking: “Givimy up my seat Ina carto a lady doos not_entitle me to offer to assint her off the car, or ask if she is married or single, © in any manner break Bown the sternbarriers of social formality, and I know it. It is simply an aot of courtesy, & siderit.” There was sometking painfal in the situation to the ether mx, but relief came'by the man reaching the end of his gourney. off he looked back: and said: ‘T have seen ‘men whose comceit obliged them to lift thelr hats and bow . to everybofiy in the car before stepping off, but'that isn't me. I shall stap off without any formality, and without hopivg 1 will be missed.”’ When the six looked back and saw him sprawled s the dust they were glad of it, —— Happiness Without Richos Dabrolt Free Prossssime Kiln Club, Under the head of ‘‘Communica- tlons” the secretary announced an inguiry from the city clerk's efice of Cineinuati, as to whether a person could be happy without riches. “I have nodoubt dey kin fur a @hort time,” replicd the prosident. “%Vhen de persimmon sezun fust 0pens T reckon dat acull’d man who doan’ own eben duibackles on his -euspend- v kin sit dowa 'lonside of & tree an’ take jist as solid gomfort fur twonty minutes as if ko possessed 00, 4s fur tho de remainder of de yar 1 spect de rich wan am ahead.” ‘Do I understan’ de cha'r to advise de members of dis club to struggle for fes!” inquired the Rev. Obadiah inbottom as he carefully rose up. Not edzactly, sah, but just strug- gle-hard ’aufl to haye $1001n de house in ease of sicknees, an’ a $20 bill whar' it could be foun' in case you played poker wid a man from Chicago an’ came out strapped.”’ FOR SALE:--MILL MACHINERY. AN changed oue il 0 Hungarian rol lcr provesy, we offor part of our old ma low p Chiners” f0r Ay'0 Bt aly finis} 1t consists of & on'ndriving inches face, ht shaft anout 86 feot 1o j¢ ortise Spar whoot 1 Inch fuoe amd 1§ 1nch piteds, two air 4 foet wnd 1 pair 82 ineh bures, spindloes, pinios (Fuch tico 11" pitch), vacklash wprivgs, urls, ot ap ek, o foix soel choaty 11 fot clotiy %, shafts, W Nome ' of the wachinery hay veyors, ete used biab ititlo over twa years, andall is i good coudition, For further luf J,0. HOFFMAY R & (0., Council Blufts, Kowa, ang10-wht 100,000 TIMKEN-SPRING VEHICLES NOW IN U!E style They surpaw il othor 8 for onsy pidl hey are for salo by all Leading Car ze Builders and Dealers throughout For sl Henry Timken Patentee and Bullder of Fine Corrlages, -'1‘ T OUILS, -~ - VO, 1-6m Forty years’ Uinl ke provea DRAUGKT ! the bes Jiver wediciu- iv & wa? Asfiio was ready to ot |* GHOPPE The Very Best of Brooms Oonstnn STEAM FAGTORY MANUFACTURE OM HANDLES, ‘CORN MEAL, CRAHAM FLOUR AND D FEED on Hand. The Highest Market Price P d for Corn, Oats - MRS.D. A, THE LEADIN Sioux Oity & Pacific IR OTLERO LT, THE SIOUX OITY ROUTR Runs s Solld Tesdn Through fron Oouncii Blufly, to Bt. Paal Without Ukange Time, Only 17 Hours r —IV 1 AENCH MILES 'rll“mou'rll ROUTR OOUNOIL BLUFFB TO BT, PAUL, MNNKAPGL] DU on Pisuanon and sl poiute {u North Dakota. This Hno be oqui tnghotes Aubmatic SPEED, I» nnworpassed, D OOMPO. wan Pelaco mm.,.v.., Our id B Feul, via Councll Blufle wed | Uity S vxins Fard Lnioa Paslfic Zranuior wh Coun el Bluffy, 4, 7.00 ) fally on arrival of Kanss: Ty b dosephaud Gauntl Blusa senin frow the bouls, Air!viry at Blon: nd & the Kow Ui 0104 PN HOURS [N ANVANCE OF ANY OTHRY HOU 49 owembu In baking Jon st 8 Thvaugh o Le Qalfokcab 7o Throul Car CooNeTL LGP erlatendent, W. K. DAVIE, M Bouthwcstery Passencer Agent, Oourcli Bluy * | LAKE FOREST UIVERSITY | COLLEGE-Turee courses; open Lo both Tnssloal snd Englls Glve i for collego or bus'n ry for Youn ¥ aud heal il By aud 'Inxteint ‘Of advantages nglucss of traluing yiven, O ¢lun Boptonber 18, 1852 Appl o GREGORY, Luke Forest, 111 J¥18-00d2m DOCTOR WHITTIER, 617 8t Charles St, BT. LOUIS, Mo, A BEGULAK GRADUATE d in tho treat SKIN AND wugh WITHODY CHARGE hotweon Ean | ) epor at 8. Paud o4 1106 of two puedical | Rye Barley and 1 shall 80 cou- BBUOM OOBN Parties Wishing to Sell Broom Corn,Will Please Send Sample, MAYNE & CO. OO‘U’NOXI‘ BILUEXS. BENEDICT, G DEALER IN HATR G OODS, 837 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. MAIN STREET LIVERY, FEED ~—AND- SALE STABLE. Al Bhippers and Travelors will find good accommodation and reasonable charges, SOUTH STREET. OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL, Council Bluffs, - Towa. HOLLAND & MILLER, Proprietors, Suilivanu gKEQNzgerald, GROCERIES, ; PROVISIONS, Crockery, Glassware, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC Also sgenta for the fojjowing linew of Steamship Companies : Cucard, Anchor, Gulon, Awmerican, and State Steamsbip Companies. nd and Bank | g8 dwlan, D Those wio inkend to o for Iriciids to any part of Europe will iud it uterest to call'on ¥ H. Sullivan & Fitzgerald, AGENTS, 343 Broudwny. Councll Blu Ty STARR & BUNCH, |HOUSE, SIGN, Nery rostration, Debility, M |‘ and FPhysical Weakuess, Mercurial and | other atioctions of T t, Skin and Bones, Blood Lwpurities wnd Blood Polsoning, Skin Affections, Ol § s and 1 hlln,: lwpedients to Marriave, Pllew Spedial aitention fo cases from | over-worked brain. SURGICAL CASES | receive special tiention, ow Luprudence, Exoess Exposucen, Rhoumatism, | v Anduleence wz2dkwly Disenses arising I AND RHAMENTAL PAINTERS. APER HANGING, l’A LSOMINING AND GRAINING, Lo BFEHOLALTY. | 8hop — Corner Broadway and Soott 8¢ JACOB SIMS, Attopney and Counsellor at Law, GOUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Ofow «&(wu\u\, botween Main and Pea Strvets, Will § practice in State aud Federm ourle