Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 9, 1882, Page 6

28 THE DA GOUNGIL BLUFFS, SORIPTION ;RATES The Dai'y Bee- ance of a public teacher. Tn these peril- ous times & preacher should be very carefal | The Terrible Death of One of Council Mcn;y Morning, Oct. 9. abont what he declares the profound ignor- question and becoming 4 cal prencher. Such texts as “Lay not up f r yourselv SUDDEN AND SAD. to not even mention the word money in & Bluffs’ Rallway Boys. sermon, lest some tender-toe] fellow will think that he is discussing the financial Yeaterday morning the mang'ed re- mains of Ben Ri v roached this city and were taken to the residence of his 20 conte pet wel Lrenstires of " and “'Blessed are the y " el ek camplgn W ¥ near the congregational chureh. No. 7 Pearl Street, Near Thoe Phanix track house is being re- | YOUng Ritter wau a brakeman on the R 6, GRIVIN, Mangwr. paired and put in habitable condition, firio Railway, and met with his death g, W, MLTON, O " \mong the drunke registered to ap.|about five miles from OCleveland, et | ofore Judpe Ay) b thi« mora. | Batly Friday morning as the train was MINOR MENTIONS |ing are: Frank Lemon, . Dennett, | passing over a coverod bridge he was — Arcangesents tueller's Palace Music Hall = Sherraden makes photographa, —Mail boxes foi —~The city councill will meet to-night, or will try to, at Seaman’s, 48t —Quarterly meeting scrvices at the Methodist church yesterday. —The prevalence of diptheria has cansed the board of education of Glenwood to dis- miss the schools. — A fine assortment of boota and shoes, sufficient to supply the demands of all, at George Blaxsim’s, south Main street. —Mueller has a fine sample show for toya and small musical instruments to re- lect from, —Rev. R, F. Coyle, of Fort Dodge, oc- cupied the Presbyterian pulpit here yes. terday. —Mrs, N. J. Bond has sold her building lots on Market street to Simeon Eiseman for $1,400, Mr, Eiseman intends build- ing on them this fall, —The trustees of the public library meet this evening, and those having bills to present or business should bear the same in mind. —Cheap railrond tickets to all points, Bushnell, five doors morth of postoffice, wells them, "lntr'lce on Main or Pearl streets, —Joseph 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, ~The new meat shop of Shull & Mul- len, sonth Main street, guarantee prompt attention, the bent meats, and at the low- est prices of any shopin the city. |, —Joseph Ross, the upper Broadway cooper, desires to purchase 50,000 hoop poles, Ho also wishes to employ ten extra coopers, Writo to or inquire at his cooper shop. —The city lot donated to the coming Catholic fair is the gift of Mr, J. M. Palmer, —Lewis Harper, the colored lamp lighter, had some sort of & row with his woman, in which clothes were torn and cuss words wasted. It cos€ him $10 for his part of it. —~The Emma Abbott concert to be given in Omaha to-morrow evening, will doubt- lees drawn a goodly number from this city. A special train will probably bring back those who attend from this city after the entertainment. ~Charles Baughn has tired of the wooden sidewalks in front of his houses on First avenue, in one of which he lives. He has been so annoyed by the tramp, tramp, tramp of passers at night, that he is replacing the planks with a brick side. Mike Lynchand Pete Brow On acconnt of the “‘wheelbarrow fes- ival” the Round Tatle will not meet Tuesday evening, but will meet Thursday evening instead, at Mr. Otis’ residence. —W. R Vaughsn has purchased of Mr, A. Hamilton, of Neols, a span of fine ce, which weigh ed pounds and ackhawk Morgan b about twenty-one bur are jot black in color, e proposes to sell them again, —At the Coy house yesterday there was Towa's fat boy, of whom frequent mention has already bLeen made. He weighs 145 pounds and i+ only four years old, Ttis stated that Barnum has just offered the boy's father §2,000 a year to have the fat youngster travel with his show. —Vesterdsy there was a changeabout made in the police force, which is to con- tinue for the next three woeks. Officers Edgar and Tyson go on day duty, Officers Moors, Barhyte, Brooks, Sterling and Clough will look after the night owls, and Officer Cusick will keep an eagle eye out for confidence sharks and crooks about the Transfer. —Justice Abbott has at last adjusted the neighborhood trouble in which Fred Sthicketanz, Willie Creighton, Horman sud Henry Smith were concerned. He fined ench 81 and costs, making it an even thingall around, The parties will doubt- lots learn by the lesson to keep theic fam. ily jars out of court and settle by arbitra. tion, ~—The woman Delia Wyman is causing B. Kline considerable trouble, She had him arrested for assaulting her and for larceny. The assault case has beon dis- posed of by his being fined $10 and costs, The woman claimed that she had purchased some gooda of himon monthly payments and that during her absence he came to her place and took the goods away, sud in doing 8o toék some goods which did not be- long to the lot, but were her own beyond dispute, When she went to his store to see about the matter, there was a stormy session in which she was struck so that and his witnesses tried to make out that goods as belonged to bim, and that the out a second warrant for others, and found to be a lively oontest yet. A Joyous uathering. other goods were left in the house, and overlooked by the woman,while the clains that Kline got frightened and took a bun- dle back, but not all of them, She swore them in Kline’s place, #o there promises — Last Friday evening there wasa large and happy gathering ot friends walk. at Kiel's hotel, the occasion being a —The report that Tom Metealf and Pat | sort of commingling of congratula- Lacy bad gone into partnership in the | tion and farewell. It was the eight- knife grinding and scimors sharpening | oo ¢h wedding anniversary of Mr, and business is all a hoax, started by some fa- Mrs, Conrad Geise, and tho gathering cotions joker who saw them standing on | Broadway shapening their own pocket | Presented a happy opportunity of con- knives, while a professional grinder kept | gratulating that worthy couple, an op- the wheel in motion, portunity of which many friend avail- Tocvidia b ey . |ed themselves. Their son, F. W, A, —Logrenin, the conjurer, cloed reries | 3000 “hoing on the eve of departing of yery clever entertaiuments Saturdsy [ for Davenport to attend Bryant & night. During his stay he has given away | Stratton’s commercial college, the many presents, some of them valuable| oocagion presented alsoan opportunity ones, besides affording much enjoyment to | to say good-byes to him, and to wish large audiences. Some of his tricks are | him succer The evening was spent among the best ever shown on the stage, | in social chit-chat andfmerry dancing, and his performing birds are woaderful, good musio being provided, and there . Arrangementa sre now perfootod so | Doi1E 10 Iack of " rofroshmonts, or any AMaLL e Ftha" Ibdaws (ctittie Knighite of of the needfuls of a good time for all. Pythias will mect in the rame hall, Pythian hall, in Everett's blook on successive even- | ay oy HEOR TR od + go ings, and Lincoln Post, G, A, R, will| o760 K. of P. are horeby requeated hereafter meet Satorday evemings, giving | to be at their Oastle hall in Everet Concordia No, 52 Friday evening, block on Pearl street, at 7 o'clock p. —Glenwood had a fuvenile stabbing af- | @: Friday evening October 13, 1882, fray Fridsy evening, Une of the boys, and are hereby notified that the regu- lar mootingsof Concordia lodge No, S psmasminm golng down towa on an | 5o il hereafter be holdin New hall, ereand nd meeting two other boys, Ben ao the G. A. R. have surrendered us Rice and Albert Quackenbush, a quarrel | yyo of hall for Friday evenings from arose, in whioh youny Memhon was throwa | date of Ootober G, , By order of and the two others beld him down, While in that position Mershon got out his knife and stabbed the Rice boy in the arn, in- R iR flicting quite & paintul wound. To-day Tholl & Kracht will move Attention Knights. e frem the ear, falling on the track and tho train passing ovor him cutting off both legs and one arm. He lived nearly two hours, and was sufficiently eoncious tn give directions as to where they should take his body. The news came with almost crushing effect upon the family here, and saddened a large cirle of friends by whom the young man was most highly esteemed. The funeral services were held yrstudnK afternoon from the catholic churol and wore largely attended — - Flannele. Drees Flannels in all the new shades, for fall and winter wear, at Harkxess, Orcorr & Oo's, - St He Don’t Like I, To the Editor of Tur Brr: “Hear, O Heaven, and give ear, O earth; the Lord hath spoken. I have nourished and brought up children and thoy have rebelled against me."— Isainh, The prophet, in his remonstrance to the chosen people of God, declares that the dumb animals live nearer to the ends they were created for than man, The people of this land have lotg been agitated upon the question of temperance. For over halt a cen- tury have been laws enacted by the sitate legislatures for the suppression of the growing crime of intemper- ance, but none have fully succeeded in its suppression. The most success- ful efforts seem to havo been made by the women of our land, *“They have driven the battle to the gate” and now wait to see the salvation of God. The lezislaturo of this statent its last session passed a law prohibiting the manufacturing or sale of anything in- toxicating, which was left for the people to sanction or reject as they saw best, The people of this state, by a large majority, voted for the amend- ment of the constitution of this state, and now I understand the municipat authority of Council Blufls licenses the claret leaked from her nose. Kline' | galoons to sell liquor contrary to law. Ts not this the worst kind of rebellion? the woman picked her nose and made it [ If we sustain a conatitutional govern. bleed for the sake of puttivg up a job, but | ment, majorities must rule. You the explanation did not go, and Kline was | license saloons and hotels to sell liquor fined. Tn regard to the larceny chargo |#nd then punish the poor inebriate if Kline claims that he took back only such | ho eannot walk straight. You create tho sin and then punish the sinner. Tt is the lawmakers of Council Bluffs that deserve to be shut up in the cala- boose and kept on bread and water till they repent for their rebellion. Jony 8, TavLor. Council Bluffs, October 5, 1882, Doimans In Satin, Plush and Diagonal Beaver, at Harkxness, Orcurr & Co's, hnight Raves. In making preparations for the coming gathering of Knights of Pyth- ias in this city, the committee has se- cured the following rates of the ho- tels in the city: Ogden house, $2 50 to $3; Pacific, $2; Metropolitan, $2; Kiel's hotel, $1; Revere house, $1.256 to $1.560; Oreston, $1. The railweys have agreed to carry visiting Knights at full fare one way and one-third fare for the return trip, on presentation of certificates signed by the secretary of the lodge. It is estimated that there will be fully 2,000 Knights, to say nothing of other visitors who will be in the city at that time, Bargains. Substantial bargains in Dress Goods, Silks, Handsome Dolmans, Elegant Carpets, &eo., &o., all the year round at Hagxness, Orovrr & Co's, - —————— PERSONAL W. A. Ellis, of Creston, attended church here yesterday. Dr, Poulson has returned from breath. ing moutain air, L. W. Aldrich and wife, of Monte- zuma, Colorado, spent Sunday at the Og- den, Charles T, Chase, the Atlantic scribe, is ~The Kuights of Labor of Couneil | their extensive line of groceries from Bluffs may well congratulate themselyes |y 014 stand, 215 Main streot, to 3 on the assured a8 of thelr first annual ball on next Friday evening at Bloom & the new and handsome two story brick Nixon's hall, There are two hundred and | Puilding on the oppomite of tho stroet, fifty Invitations issued, most of whom will | and further south, situated on the attend with their lady friends. ‘The invi- | ecrner of Main strect and Sixth ave. tation committee is deserving of wmuch | nue. Peter Tholl commenced business credit for their energetic labors, at the old stand eight years ago. —Dr. 0. W. Archibald bas recelved the Hermsn Kracht bought in & half terost t 20, - sppoluswment s assistant surgeon in the U, | Loro™, 0o years '_:"'Mg:"’:;' ke 8, army, and is to be stationed in Mon- | gitontion to business, and ever and tana, Dr. Archibald has made & fine re- always honorable dealings towards cord in this state, having for four years | their many customers, may justly be been connected with the insane asyluw, | attributed as the reason, 'i‘huit in- sad later superintendeat of the institution | creasing trade compelled them to look for the feeble minded st Glenwcod, He|for larger quarters, and to-day they has scores of friends throughout the atate, | transfer their stock to one of the and among them the best aud most pro- finest and most complete store rooms minent citizens, He will 8 the position | °% Main street, the property of the wall, for be I8 thoroughly educated aud ex. | “2PIOF member of the firm, Tur Bek wishes these worthy gentlemen even ::""‘:‘Jnh' his profession, and is through- greater success in their new than in the old headquarters. Complaint is made that the sidewalk, or ——— rather a want of sidewalk, on Seventh ave- A Wheelbarrow Festival. nue, between Sixth and Seventh streets, is W 1 G y such s to render pedestrianism there dan- 4718511 Go and me, Wasust sorous, o wall as dlssgreeable, and the A‘v. lhuLmu(l‘u.uu(mlmlchumh. Wagn! prediction is made that unless something | Tuesday evening, Oct. 10, from 7 to is speedily done to help it, the city will be |11 o'clock, The twenty dosen wheel- called on to pay for & $10,000 leg or a | barrows have arrived and they prom- 85,000 arm before suow flies. Tt is said | iso an enjoyable evening. The chil- that the sidewalk has been in this dangsr. | dren of the Bunday school will be out ous condition since the flood, over a year | Monday and Tuesday. You can get s g0, tickot of any of them for 10 cents, —A Clarinds correspondentaf Tho Nou: | s pmmer S o0 ard, Soplouinhing corformist devotes about a columu to bite brary. “Buy a ticket and drop in ii terly berating Rev, P, ¥, Bresee, of this | only for half an hour and see the eity, because the latter, in & eermon, de- | fun.” *I think I will Il buy & elared gold to be the money of the world. |ticket anyway.” ‘‘All right. Good The gentee! seribbler reoms quite irate |day.” \ in the city with a nose for news, of course, J, K. Lucas, of Central City, Neb,, was among the Sunday sojourners st the Og. den, Callomn H, Brown spent Sunday in this city, He represents the Dozier-Weyl cracker company, of St. Louis, one of the largest establishments in the whole coun- try. When you want to name one of the liveliest, jolliest, best known fellows on the road, Call'em Brown, F, W, A, Geise left last evening for Da. venport to enter upon a course of training in Bryant & Stratton’s business college. Tom Addy, of Janesville, Wis., is in the city introducing Huntress' patent harness buckle, which has gained such a sudden and widespread popularity, which prome ise to make the inventor and manufactur. ers & fortune, Dr, H. T. Cleaver, of Keokuk, one of the oldest and most prominent of the pro fession in Towa, was in the city over Sun- day and s en route for Lincoln, Amoug the friends he met here were Dr. Archi. bald and W, H, M, Pusey, He and Mr, Pusey were school boys together, Mrs, Johu Hodgett, of Kansas City, (nee Miss Hattie Baughn) is in the city on & visit to her parents. Mrs, Hodgett has many friends in Council Bluffs, who will be glad to see her, Hon. T. O. Baldwin, president of the board of trade, arrived home yesterday worning from one of his many trips, M, Valerius, of Carroll, dropped inon Tk Brx yesterday on his way to Kausas City, W, ¥, Rogers, who was so unfortunate lately as to shoot himself in the foot, is now | able to be sbout, and as his physician, Dr, atruck by the timbers, and knecked | 3 Pinney, 1ronounces him in a safe condi. tioa to travel, he last eveniog started out under the paternsl care of R, G. Box, to purue his business as collector for b Newall, the general agent for McCormick. Mr, and Mre, Dr. Herching, of the Ethe. opathic institute, 301 adway, returned on the morning of the 7th from a two siness and pleasure in whers, Mrs. Hershing desires to inform her many patients that she will not resame her professional duties for a week at least, as she widhes first to make eoine contemplated preparations, Rev. Father Schnmacher has been ap pointed as o t to Rev. Father Me- snomy, sud arrivod here Saturday pre. parad to enter upon his duties. The rev. erend father handles the German and Eng- lish with equal ease and correctness, and the Germans will be especially gratified with his appointment. G. W. Chamberlio, of Danlap, Towa, was among the Saturday callers at Trr Bk office, to enro 1 hims:1f in the large army of subscribers, J. C, Gras.n, who for some time has been an attache of Tue Bre office here, has with his family moved t» Glenwocd, where he has connected himself with The Journal, Mr, Grason is a man of ster. ling integrity, and has ability and enter- prisejwhich will surely win for him success, while socially he is sure of friends wherever he may go. Tuk Brr wishes him well in his new position, e, Announcement, To the Voters of Kave Township I hereby announce myself as an independent candidate for constable, ILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFFS [OWA MONDAY, OCTOBER 9 (COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL " NOTICES. HARKKESS, ORCUTT & CO., NOTICH pocial rtisementa, suc A8 g " Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wante, Boarding, eto., will be ineceted in this Lo olumn At the w rate of TEN CENTR PER fl‘. first Insertion and FIVE C PER LINE for ench subeeq | Leave s t e at onr office, 7| Stroat v Bronduny Wants. AND CARPLT HOUSE. thit Broadway, and Fourth Stress, Council Bluffs, iowa. LLER'S L2 Headquarters For the Cele- brated Weber Pianos, Goods T ANTED—Everybody in Councti Bluffs 10 to take Tiin Bew, 20 cents per weok, oo liverod by carriors. Office, No 7 Pear] Street neat B (1 ik ANTED—To buy 100 tons broom com V For particulars addrees Council Bluffe Broom Biufls, lows. 658-2041 L] e mar-2-3m For Sale and Rent [AOR RE; turpished room, one " i6ck trom Brondway ~ H. C. Savacol, city bui ding octd 3t 0K SALE—A 10x12 skylight. Euftable for hot bed. Apply to Excelsior G e 10R BALE—Beantiful residence 60 '%act otbing down, and §3 permonth only, EX-MAYOK VAUGHAN M by Apla-tt Toys and Fancy Wholesale and Retail, Address, Miscellaneous, OST—A large wardrob - koy. Liberal roward to find r.__Enquire at Bee office. new a nd specimens of pictures taken be the reliable gelatine bromide process, at the Excelsior Gallery 10, Main strect. subject to the voice of the voters on ensuing election. C. W. WesLey, ¥OR SALE, My residence,|No, 716 Fourth street Baneroft) L. F. Murreny, A HEARTLESS MOTHER. A Buby Walf Thrown Upon the Wide World, Deserted by Its Mother. Saturday evening s woman, with a baby in her arms, applied at Bechtele's hotel, on Broadway, for lodging, but all the rooms being taken, was re- fused. She asked Mrs, Bechtele for a little nourishment for the baby, and while the latter went to the dining roowmn after some milk, the woman dis- appeared, leaving the baby on a sofa in the parlor. The little thing is only a few months old, and was of course provided with the needful comforts until the author- ities could look about for some per- mauent home, for it is not likely that the heartless mother will appear and claim it, A similar Incident occurred here but a few weeks ago, a babe, even younger than this one, having been loft at one of the depots. That little waif was taken care of by a man and his wife but died last week. Notice i hereby given to all persons know- ing themselves to be indebted to the late Eagene Schull to call upon Charles A. Fox,at the store of McAtee & Fox, Main street, and pay the same forth- with. Hoe is authorized to receipt in full for any or all moneys paid him on my account, Mgs. EUGENE SCHULL, CounciL BLukvs, In., Oct, 1st, 1882, _—e——————— Escaped from the Toils. Johu Bacon, Laporte, Ind,, writes: “Hurrah for SPRING BLOSOM; recommend it to be, My dyspeps! vanished, Why don’t you advertise it? What allowance will you make if I take a dozen bottles, so that I could oblige my riends occasonally?” Price 50 cents, trial fottles 10 cents, - For Rent. A house of five rooms, wells, cis- tern, etc., near shot tower. OpkeLy & Day, et A Victim's Complaint. To the Fditor of Tun Bax. In regard to the fire by which my stable and contents were burned on the night of the 4th, I desire through yourjeolumns tolmakea few statements of facts concerning the manner in which the fire department worked. In the first place the department was slow in reaching the spot, men on foot coming from upper Broadway and reaching there fifteen minutes before the enjines, There was apparently no one in command, the chief being absent, and when Pat Lacy, the old chief, tried to get them to act, he was greeted by such a response as ‘‘go to hell.” The Rescue stesmer got mired, and hence no stream was thrown by her, and most of the firemen put in their timo get- ting the engine out instead of working on the fire, The Bluff City steamer threw about two or three barrels of water and then quit. What work was done on_the fire was mainly done by the men belonging to the house and vicinity, and when the chief arrived he ordered the hose to be taken up and the apparatus to be sent back, The building and contents kept burn- ing until the heavy rain came Friday night, and a watch had to be kept nights, and water carried in patls to keep it down, the fire department neg- lecting to do anything to put out the blaze, It seems that the fire department is much of a farce if thia is the kind of work, or rather the lack of work, which is to characterize its manage. ment. There was delay in sending in the alarm as no keys could be fonnd for the box at the Rock Island depot. The council should investigate the manner in whioch the department is working, and if they doubt the testi- mony of relisble eye-witnesses, they are invited to attend the next fire in person, and see for themselves. A change is needed before the tax pay- ers secure the protection for which they pay their money. 0. R. MrrougLL, DR. C. J. CLARK. Twentyfour years experience in practical Gynaeology. Office 106 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs, - - Iowa. 'MES. B, J, HILTON, M. D,, PHYSICIAN AND SURG_E.O.I, 222 Broadwav. Council Bl R. W. ATILL AHEAD—Great success, Call and seo A . PATTON—Physician and Oculist. J Can curo any case of sore eyes. 18 Is only matter of timo, and can cure generally in trom throe t five weeks—It makes no differ- ence how long diseasod. Will straighten cross E : eyos, operate and remove Ptyreginms, ctc., and tificial eycs. Special attention to re. tadew orms ap5-tt Council Eluffs’ Business Direstory. F ' r:m-Murpl.--nu:r:\irG.H:‘x, ,s::ulh Main St. ‘m J. MUELLER, COUNCIL BLUFFS, insert move! Instantancous process. Brewery. SE, Upper Broadway Bottling Works. B, HAUGG & CO,, East Pierc Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 & I 3L BRI &5 AT » "WEAE WWIRST. Eathing Houses. ez oot 35 e | B aDd Willow Sreets, Couneil Bluffs, E. R. STEINHILBER, Broadway. TR MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF OFFICER & PUSEY, corner Broadway and 5th e s CUPBOARDS AND SAFE=, : Weo make the following a specialty: NSION TABLES, POPLAR OPEN WASHSTANDS, WALNUT BREAKFAST T. S POFLAK WaRDROBES, 3 POPLAR BR S POPLAR CUFBOARDS, WALNUT W ) POPLAR SAFES, WALNUT OPEN WASHSTANDS, #aMail orders and correspondence promptly attended to. Office and Manufactory = 8. E. Cor. 7th Ave. and 12th Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, TOWA MORGAN, KELLER & CO., TNDERITATREIRS. The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metalic cases. Calls attended to at all hours, We defy competition in quality of goods or prices, Our Mr, Morgan Fas served as undertaker for forty years 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, s COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - IOWA, i S5 S - BOTTLERS & DEALERS IN GEISE'S BEER Harness and Saddlery. o % CHAS. WALTER & BRO., Middle Broadway. Made from the Finest M;\lt nn?hfiopu, with water obtained rom the e om — —| CELEBRATED ARTESIAN WELL, AT A DEPTH OF 800 FEET. This Water is known everywhere for its Purity and Wholesome Qualities. Bakery P. AYERS, 517 8. Main St Books and Stationery. H. E. SEAMAN, Middle Broadway. WALNUT EXTE A IL MAYY Cooper. 615 East Broad: J. ROS! Dentists. SINTON & WEST, 14 Pear] St Dry Goods HARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO., Broadwzy and 4th street. Eggs Shipper. G. F. CRAW]-‘U]LIL 'xli))i'lll} St. Furniture Manufactory. E. R. STEINHILB) th ave and 12th St. Furniture Store. C. A. BEEBE & CO., 207 and 200 Broadway. Groceries and Provisions. SULIVAN & FITZGERALD, 343 Broadway. Hair Goods. MRS. D. A. BENEDICT. 337 West Broadway, MRS, J. J. GOOD, 20 5th street. Livery Stables A. COMPTON, 230 Broadway. W. 0. HOLLAND, 706 ECROFT, opp. H. B BUDWERISER BEREXIR Also Dealers in C, Conrad & Co,’s Original Budweiser Beer, manufactured i Louis, Mo, #aOrders in the City or From Abroad Promptly Filled, Bt HACG & CO., COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, PETERSON & LARSON, Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Browi Oiiisayis oot Ion i e R mios MILWAUKEE BEER, AFEUANL A N0 No, 711 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa, Orders from the sountry olicited N T o i and Main | City orders to families and dealers delivered free. **™ ©. A. BEEBE & CO., Wholesale and Retall Dealers in FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs, F. F., FORD, corner Bluff and Willow St d A M ES FRA N EY' 7 - Merchant Tailor 372 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA Always keeps on hand the finest assortment of mat rial for gentlomen's wear, Batistaction guaranteed MRKS. J. E. METCALF, Millinery, Dressmaking, Etc.-—-Cutting and Fitting a Spedialty. MAUT%’E!%W& bRAiG ‘ No. 648 Broadway, Oppocite Revere House, 3 ARTISTIC POTTERY, Laces, Embroideries, and Ladies Underwear, Handkerchiefs, hose of all kinds, thread, pins, needles, otc. We h the laal Rich Out Glass, Fine French China, ArH mfl tedise, ste. Wo hape $ho ladine will call Silver Ware &c., 840 Buoapwar - COUNCIL BLUFFS, WA OHA_R""LE S BIOE, Deeds and mortgages drawn an d od Merchant Tai |or_ (Late Cutter for Metcalt B ., Devol's New Building, Main Council Bluffs, la, Suita to order $18 and upwards. Millinery. . J.J. B 28 Broadway. Come and exam- ine for yo MRS J METCALF, 548 Broadway Marble and Granite Works. CONNOR & GUANELLA, 117 Broadway. JOS REITER, 310 Broadway W. BEEBE Real Estate and Abstract. KIMBALL & CHAMP, opposite court house. 5 orner Pearl and 1 Restaurant. SMITH &McCUEN, 404 Broadway. Stoves and Tinware. jouth Main street MORGAN, KE! way. D. M. CONM DAVID C. EVANS & (O, 504 North Second Street, ST. LOUIS, MO, rar-Ask your Grocer for the Oel- ebrated Star Coffee and Star Baking Powder, A Sk LR & CO., 346 and 347 L, 17 North Main St, 1D KDMUNDSON, M. L. BHUGART, &, W.STR President. Vice-Pres't, Cashier, CITIZENS BANK Of Counetl Bluffs. # Organized under the laws of the State of Iows | J, F, KIMBALL, "GEO, H. CHAMP- Pald up capital, 75,000 ey = KIMBALL & CHAMP Interest paid on time doposita. Dratta ssued ) on the principal cities of the United Btates and e A S R Europe. Special attention given to collections Abstract, Real Estate and Loan Brokers. and correspoudence with prompt returny. DIRNCTORS. Wo bave the ouly complete set of sbstract Looks to all city lots and lands in Pottawsttam! ots fur: ished on short notice. Money 40 loan on city Aud farm #D. Edwmundson, J‘ L im"‘ :IB..‘:IQ.' wlml)‘. l.lu.: ::lmlmnd aud abst hos W, Wallace, ~ J. or, 1. ¥, | property, shor ong time, in suma o sult the borrower, Keal b , ‘mu - np“nfiw;‘ o o esta bought acd sold, Office Streer. 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