Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 11, 1882, Page 6

c—C—— J / o4 & witness, and the conrt holding that it The Dfii'y Bee. |52 tochnically a violation of the law on == | Mr. Pettibone’s part, the Iatier was fined flmfill BLUFF Dl i Aliks onse brought sqsinst L. C. Esten and his son, who drew the Wedresday Morning, Oct. I1. dirt away by direction of Mr. Pettibone, bas gone over until Taesday next, T SUBACRIPTION (RATES: By Owrvler, - - - - per wook. - - ByMal - - - - - = §10.80 per Yoar. Tt ovening thers was a Iarge attend- ance and a joyous time at the whoelbarrow festival at the Oongrezational church par- Ofos: No. 7 Pearl Btrest, Near|lors The “‘wheslbarrow” appellation was Brordway. earned by dishing up ice cream in minia. M. G. GRIFFIN, Manager, ture glass wheelbarrows which made very H. W. TILTON, Olty Bditor. unique and tempting dishes, and which - u— == | were sold with the cream, There was also MINOR MEBNTION A pleassnt programme, consisting of mu. sic, tableaus, recitations, ete, The even. «J. Mueller's Palace Music Hall, ing was thus spent most happily by all in —Sherraden makes photograpbs, attendance, —The Rayal Arcaoum holds an informal business meeting this evening, —The Rescue hose company meets this -evening at thecity building on business, ~The Spanish cattle man, who was knocked down and robbed Monday night, remained in the city yesterday and kept np his hant after fthe fellows who served him s roughly. He apied one of them, or Orders for by "'I" ::"L' "“‘l";""‘ ‘“; thought he did, on Rroadway, but was tos strumenta are coming lo thick and fast &t 00"y sive tho follow chase, The follow Mueller's. ou sesing him turned hurrledly down & —Permit to wed was yesterday granted | 4ids street, and Off.cer Edgar, being in- to George Harrison and Abble Siedner, of | formed, followed after him in hot haste, Silver Creek. but only succeeked in tracking him a —TIs'nt it about timr that some one of [ short distance, the many confidence men and thug were| . Among the excellent gronp pictures ‘Drought to justice? which appear, fourteen members of com. —To-night Fay Templeton appears at[pany A, Twenty-nineth Tewa infantry Dohany's, and to-morrow evening White- [ who were here at the re-union, and who ley shows his hand—*‘Hidden Hand." improved this opportunity of being photo- —The walks in Bayliss' park are in a [ graphed together. Among the familiar horrible condition, they not being fitted | faces are thote of Captain J. P. Williams for standing any grief in the way of rain, ;nlld‘Vl" Mfl:"‘*‘:d'n. :hn Hw; "I"‘ [ 4 andsome as in li mong the others —The young peopls of she Methodlst | o 5erin oy 0 oGinntes, Mruseer, Hiram church here formed » Chautauqua literary | I S 15 bl Ynpio el swis, Captain Dan Johnaon, Privates Ben McGinnis, Sam Underwood, Billy —Cheap railroad tickets to all points. | wey Oliver Paine, William Babb and Bushnell, five doors north of potoffioe, | (jpariey Alexandor. Tur Exm has been sclla them. otrance on Main or Pearl | t,,ored with one of these photos, which wtrects, it has placed on the wall of its sanctum as —Pat McOann was in the police court | » memento of the re-union, yosterday, charged with being drunk, andhe was fined the usual amsessment, ||, ,yino about for a pastor ever since the $7.60. departure of Dr. Cleland for Keokuk, but —A crowd of bees feeding on some | have not come to a decision until Mond y apilled honey on the sidewalk near the [ night when at a meeting held at the express office made the wpot one to be | church it was decided to extend a call to avoided yesterday. Rev. F. D, Uoyle, of Fort Dodge, who ~—Onr friend Musller is nowadays very | occupied the pulpit here last Sunday. It busy fitling orders for toys and small must. | is not known whether the reverend gen- cal instruments, tleman will accept the call, or whether the —Officer Sterling captured » lively blue- | congregation at Fort Dodge will let him jay on Broadway the other night, but con- | 80, they being thoroughly attached to him, cluded not to keep him caged, and let him | 8ad he to them, but it is probable that the TRy desired arrangements will in some way bs made. Rev. Mr. Coyle has gained the % '31‘:m°:e:f "::d"fi:m;“du,h:::::: reputation of befng ona of the eest preach- atored goods can be found at K, ¥. Stoctz. | ™ Which the chutch hay in the state, and «t & Co’s, 300 Beoadway, outside of the pulpit pomsessing other /The gentlamen having the manage. | 9UAIY. desirable qualifications as o pas- st :‘m oL H o iRbar hall co bath 10 The church has shown wisdom in Fokday ighty MO ROUL oI DHRy T T tseare blmyy guarantee in advance an assured success Escaped from the Toils. —Tho plass in the tront doorof the Bow | ol oe, Tapirtey Tide, %i',‘,?f‘.i ton tea company’s store was broken Mon- | rocommend ft to bo. My dyspepsin has all day night in some mysterious way, but if | vanished. Why don’t you advertise it? the intent was burglary the plan failed to | What allowance will you make if I take o A dozon bottles, o that I could oblige m: riends occasionall, Price 50 centa, tris —There were burglarious prowlers | ottles 10 cents. around C. E. Dawson's residence Monday A night, but & wide-awake dog drove them | 1, Satin Plush and Di al B ‘ofl aud chased ono of the fellows & blook or [t - Hankngss, Oncerr & Con. RS AQRQUITIN more, TR Notice to the ladies of Council Bluffs: That the tailor system of cut- ting wlll be taught this week at No. 28, North 6th stree:, by J. CARTER AND WivE, General Agents. ~The Presbyterian society have been —General Dodge was presented to the city & lot of gronnd 200 feet square, as an addition to Fairmont park on the south. enst, for which the oitizens feels duly grateful, «~—Charles Winslow, who is serving time, snd chain, and yesterday afternoon he was on exhibition in front of the city building. Anouncement. —Joseph Reiter makes the Finest Suits | To the Yoters of Kane Township. n the Intest styles, at the lowest possible | 1 hereby announce myself as an prices. His merchant tailoring establish- | Independent candidate for constable, ment le at 810 Upper Broadway, Council | subject to the voice of the voters on Bluffs, ensuing aloution.‘ C, W. WesLry, —The mew meat shop of Shull & Mul- Experientia Doocet. len, south Main street, guarantee prompt| W e must tell some men a great deal to attention, the best meats, and at the low- | teach them a little, but the knowledge of the ourative properties of SPRING BLORSOM et prioss of any shopin the city. In cases of sick heaclache, Indigestion, and —Joseph Ross, the upper Broadway | biliousness is bought by experience, . Price oooper, desires to purchase 50,000 hoop | 00 cents, trial bottlew ten cents. poles He also wishes to employ ten extra | Ay, jnformal buusiness meeting of coopers, Write to or inquire at his cooper | Royal Arcanum Council will be held sbop in the parlors of their hall Wednesday For thelatest styles of parlor fursit. | evening at 8 o'clock. A large sttend- ure, for upholstery work of all kinds, for |ance is desired. the most complete assortment of lambre- Rrorrrion Comwvirree, «quins, poles, shades and curtains, go to K. ¥, Stockert & Co., 309 Broadway. ~-A bad hole on Main street caused sev- eral teams to stick and teamsters to swear yosterday, It was by Thall's new build- ing, and where the gas pipe had been laid into the the dirt had not been suf- ficiently ed wo as to make it selid. —The police, headquarters are locked during the evenings, and night, just the time when most deviltry is going on, If any one needs & policeman after dark, the bas got to find them by hunting them up and down the streets, yelling murder, or C. 8, Clark, of The Nonpareil, was yes- gemeniion L gt sort, or sen o WHLIUR | 5yt Nooley b0 see Bls| slster, Miw ~Lost, A red morocco memorandum | Remiogton, who is quite ill, ook, within & block of the corner of Pearl | 1, Beecroft is among the last reported and Broadway., Hasa steel clasp, Tt |as being in & beatified state of mind, The contained a thousand mile ticket over the | little one is a girl and boasts eleven pounds Chioago & Northwestern railroad. Ten |of healthy sctivity. dollars reward offered for its return to| Jacob Sims, Keq., has been spending a Foster Bros,, druggists, Council Bluffs, day or two at Guthrie Center, looking af. ™ of the public lbrary for m-::: hh.n:;luu in the district court, in embor shows B41 book-takers, and 1, | %% J SAPANBAN SN 52 NI RNAA A0 1| ¥ 0ngt. o a) amons thoss 'who /7000 s ified as follows: Fiction 686, | %1Y enough to see the great comet, and o 151, history and |Be #y® the lost sleep is more than made postry by us,-“muh' 60, natural solence | UP fOF by the sight. He has seen & goodly ’.“‘""" 25, philosophy 10, Fiotion | BWaber in his lifetime but he pronounces ""’“"u Y e &5 Lo noca! :m. wuch bigger than any he has seen be b o b’ ore, lanty 'u‘"‘:“" i x.:.{.:: hi w, l?ufl\ky. of Des Moines,fwho —fome MMM R e eaia greenback speeches, is in the Jall nnnpl:!:dm s o city stopping at the Pacific house, together -fl-wm‘w o B h““" with bLis son T, B, Mufly, also of Des prisuers ! g g “"'l'_ Moines, aud Charles Martin, of Atlantic, ulu;ls were : o0 Ny g A These young gentlemen are excellent sing: 'y;u:‘ Wd ~ ummm e, | €% sud furnish wusic for the westings, :;.x ”7;;‘-' l'-:m . u: n:’; while filu elder Mutly furnishes the ora- some ermin videat) tory, They found no great outpouriug of alm-u:;d.‘;ml A sen ::‘v;flfi:fimi: ::g grosubackers to weloome thera here, ad y, desp A %o overflowing sudience, although Iir. shew. Muffly as a speaker and thinker certaiul J--c. R. Beott on‘.nr:i. cvugiait betoe | mrkt » basing oo d nstice Abbott yeeterdsy agalnet W, 8. —————— Pettibons aud othery, chargiug them witt | o & :‘m“'?.u“.‘u?.:,“-:‘..‘t.u. ul- malolons trespass in having removed dirt | cery, worofuls, carbuncles, or other obati. frow a bluft owued or soatrolled by eaid ’\smufi-%cumn ,.1“1"“ ' Bookt, the dirt kaviag been used to fill up | of Bukvock Broob Birrexs ound T 1 . which stoide tha Raw sohoy) 0 be & short rosd to hesith, Prige $1,00. v 1o Hall's additlor, There weve o Flaonoels. ML pbot sighty loads thuw tsken. M | Dress Flannela in all the now shades, Boott appeared yestorday in the case w |for fall and winter wear, at ovmplainant, ws lorosecuting sitoraey as Haxxxess, Oxovrr & Oo's, 'UR BALE, for a plain drunk, has acted so ugly that # My residence,[No, 716 Fourth street ho ofioms, A ik 2wl Bancroft*) "L, F. Monenv, For Rent. A house of five rooms tern, etc., near shot tow Opei — PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs, A, T. Elwell have gone east on & two weeks pleasure trip, J. W. Miller, of Marysville, Mo,, broth- er-in-law of Dr, Rice, in the city. F. W, Spetman has gone east to buy goods, D, Holst accompanied him so far a8 Chicago, wells, cis- & Day. THR DAiLY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA Wi DNESDAY, OCTOBE 11 im%rovemsm is costing much ready cash, The be give ono tap at 9 a. m., 12 m and 8 in block 3, Williams' PROBABLY POSTPONED. The New City Jail 8o Hur- riedly Built on Paper Will Be Slowly Built on the Ground. A Corinoil Who Are Hasty inPlan- ning But Slow in Exe~ cuting: Notwithstanding the hurrah which has been made over the building of & new city jail there is not much like- lihood of there being anything done this tall at least toward making the enterprise anything but one of words and wind. The city council was in great hasto to get the building up, had plans and specifications drawn, advetrisced for bids both for having 1t built and for an architec! to superin- tend its constraction. The bids were opened and would have been awarded but for a blind wording in the lowest bid, by which it was doubifal what was moant. An attempt wes made, on the evening the bids were opened, to find this bidder, and the failure to do mo was the only caure for not contract, and the matter was left to a committee with power to act. It looked as if the enterprise was to pushed right along and was eo talked. apparent awarding the The aldermen after gotting thus far along, began to look at the financial side of matters and the condition of the city wallet indicated that the jail could not be built this fall and paid for in cash, without causing a mater- ial change in other plans decided upon. The council wants to bring warrants up to par, and to effect this has de- cided to donate $1,000 a month toa sinking fund to pay off all warrants, To issue warrants for building the jnil would be digging one hole to fill up another. on the new jail expected cash instead of promises to pay, snd would proba- ably want to put in different bids if they are paid in warrants, Then those who bid Then the Indian croek or sewerage In view of all these financial facts it is doubtful about the new jail being started up at all this fall, The present council with all its good points has one weak one, which marks its deliberations, liko a wild school boy into some scheme, impulsively formed, and then backs up, either to start over again or give 1t up altogether, The financial side of the jail building ought to have been considered and decided upon first. Good business men first of all decide whethcr they have the needed money before they jump into a scheme. It jumps The new jail is needed badly. The present one is ounly fit for the vermin which thrive in its cracks and crevices, and not fit for humana at all, but it is purposed to patoh it up some, if the new jail is not started this fall, and make it do for the winter. An addi- tional cell can be made by putting in another partition, cutting off a portion of the office, and thia may be done, ———— Notingl the Effects- R. Gibbe, of Buffalo, N. Y., writes: “Hearing your Bunbock Broop BiTTeRs favorably " spoken of, I was induced to watch thelr effects, and find that n chronic diseanes of theblood, liver and kidneys, your bitters have been nignally marked with sucoess. I 1aye used them mysolf with best results, for torpidity of the liver; and in the case of friend of mine suffer- ing from dropay, tha effect was marvelous,” Price 8100, NOTIOE, Arrangements have been madoe to have all the engines and carts hitched up for I)rwfica three times per day. | at Roscue engine house will m.,, which will be the signal for mmfi ing up. JouN TEMPLETON, Chief Fire Dep't. Conterring Titles. The following transfers of titles are reported for Tk Bee as taken from the county records by J. W. Squire & Co., abstractors of titles, real estate and loan agents, Council Bluffs, Towa: W. H. Quick to E. M. Lockey, nw } of 81, 77, 39, $2,850, . F. Bapp to A. A’ Evaus, lots 12, 13 and 14 in block 16, Mill add., city, 5,000, J. Birney to W. W. Griffith, sw } of sw }, 16, 76, 39, 81,200, A. Coap to Geo. W. Sargent, s § of ne }, 17, 75, 41, $2,088, A, T, Farley to J. N, Young, lots 9 and 10 in block 1, Arnold’s add., Oakland, $400, J. Johnson to M. J. Ward, e } of lots 10 and 11 in block 1, John John- son's add,, $300, W. R McMillan to A, C.ap, ne } of aw | and G0 acres off south side ot u ) of nw }, 8, 75, 41, $2,260, H, Howe to J. W. mon, lot 16, in block 28, Mullin's subdivision, $500. L. W. Archer to J, W, Douglas, n | of se of 30, 76, 40, $2,5600. John McOallum' to Oarrie McCal- lum, lot 16, in block 28, Mullin's sub- division, §50. 8, Bmith to W, ¥, Pierce, nw § of se }, 4, 74, 39, 81,000, to V. Young, lot 11, in , J., Cad block 32, lt{ddul'- subdivision, $500. W. W. Bigger to 0. V, Bigger, lots 5 and 6, in block 1, Arnold's sddition, $300, A, L. Field to 8. E. Archer, lot 2, ddition, $8b, e Jacob Egermeyer of Cedar Rapids, failed on Baturday for $18,000, His assets are about 810,000, Egermeyer was large mane ufacturer of and dealer in harness, He has done business in Cedar Rapids for ten years. e Bargains. Substantial bargains in Dress Goods, Silks, Handsome Dolmans, Elegant Carpets, &ec., &e., all the year round at Hagkness, Orovrr & Co's, A CHANCE FOR REVENGE. The Kansas Olty Base Balllsts Are to Be Here To-Morrow e, Arrangements have been completed foran exciting contest here to mor- row (Thursday) afternoon, between the Kausas City Red Stockings and the Coupl! Blufts nime. The Kansas Oltys are the only ones who have falrly beaten our boys this scason, and to-morrow afternoon will present an opportunity for the home nine to zet even. The Red Stocking are a fine st of fellows, as well as exoert ball players, and will do their best to keep the laorels they have won, while the home nine will be equally eager to win a victory from them. ~The game will be called at 3 o'clock p. m., and with any sort of a fair show on the part of the weather there will be a big crowd to see the game. riistimivia - Bale of Stock. At the Union Btock yards here yes- torday there were 42 carloads received, 22 being Ward & D., and 20 Rand &L, The shipment were aa follows: Wade & N Dowdell & K., ars by C. & N. W, Boston Live Stock Co., 15 cars by C. M. & St P, O. C, Miller Soars O, M. & St. P. Lee B & B,, 9 cars sheep, . & R. T, Holderman & W,,5 cars by C. & R. 1. Swan Br. ed, by C. & R, T 10WA ITEM:. Fort Dodge is to be lighted with gaa. Waterlso points proudly o four pair of [ = twins in its record cf births for September. An Oskalcosa man killed twenty skunks this summer, He is though: to be the bravest mn in the atale. Curpan, wh killed a fellow miner, John Duncan, near Boone, has teen found guilty of murder in the second degree, Two freight traina fcollided near Hub- bard on the night of the 4th inst,, wreck. ing nine cars and causing & loss of early $10.000. No lLives lost, Lewis Enc, a blind man of McGregor, has received a pension of $5,615.17 and & monthly allowance of 872 for life. He was for four years a private in the Twenty- firest Towa infantry, Woods, the Dallas City marshal, who is charced with manslaughter, is that heshot a man who was voyaging down the Mis- sieipyi in a stolen skiff, has been admitted to bail in the sum of $5,000, The Circus Royal had a_sleeping car burned on the truck at Des Moines on the night of the 4th inst. The machinery of the water works was undergoing repair and the fire department, though present, could do nothing. The wardrobo of Madam Spatcula, the fat woman, was consumed. The Register reporter saya that it was m u valiseand contained underwearonly. "The following are interesting facts con- cerning the state capitol at Des Moines: === —— HARKNESS, 0RCUTT & GO., NOTICK. —8pecial _advertisoments, wuc as - Lo, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, cte., will be inserted In this column a4 the ow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firet insertion and FIVE CENT. b 0 COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES PER LINE for each eubsequent insertion Leave adv ertisoments a4 our office, No. 7 Pear] Street, noar Broadway. Wanta, VW ANTED, dco oren busheln o old_ white corn at Mayue & Co., corier North 6th and Ml et VWAKTED A gt for general housework ia o e Broadway, and Fourth - Steees, ANTE ‘V 0 buildings to move, We make a speci Ity of movi g houses and_safos| Address W, P, Aylesworto, box 879, Conneil Council Bluffs, Iowa. Bluffs, Ia W NT! body In Council Blufts lo mar-2-8m m, 20 cents per week, de Ex:og:}limrrl!m. Ofce, No 7 Pear] Stroet 1 ’ -Aw W;N‘F; o RAMCED thly inst i ° ANTED—‘ll'n Loy xmfi tons broom com 7 o) Bixctown 05820 P Headquarters For the Cele- brated " w7 % eber Pianos - J’r’nhhul Toom, L‘)llz‘ ’ ' I Goods ! hot bed. Apply to Ex: l‘(m SALE—Deantiful re ‘each; nothing down, and $8 permonth only, _'A ® CEXATAYON VAUGHAN, " | =dlmretem For Sale and Rent B R REN [.—0One nic Ik from Broadwi b ding Toys and Fancy Wholesale and Retail, Address, J. MUELLER, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Fvvli SALR—A 10x12 skylight, ¢ apio-tt Miscelianeous. ( } OTICE—To the ladlea of Council Bluffs, T IN OLhat tho maplor 2 stowm ot catiing wil by tiu.ht this week at No 28 North slxth street, B 77 | M U S I arter aud wife, agents. 0ST—A large wardrob koy. Liberal reward to find.r. _Enquire at Bes office, ITILL AHEAD—Great success. Call and see new accessol d specimens of pictures taren by the relisble gelatine bromido process, at the Excelsior Gallery 10 Main street. R T SN S S G PR S 1 QU g B FS T et g R. W. L. PATTON—Physician and Oculist, Can cure any casa of sore eyea, It s only 3 matter of time, and can cure yenerslly in eyes, operate and remove Ptyreginms, etc., snd " [] ence how long diseased. straighten cross moveing tadeworms It is 365 feet long from north to south, 93 feet in breadth from cornice stone to cor. nice, and 274 feet to_the top of the central dome, the latter point beine 1,552 teet above the level of the rea, The exterior measurement of the walls is 1,464 feet. In the firat story are to be twenty-uine rooms, and the second will contain the library and two logislative halls, with a couple of dozen smaller rooms, The edifice has cost up to date about $2,000,000; and it will tuke fully $5.0,000 more to complete it. Lo ey Corning Notes. Correspondence of Tur Brn. Corning, Towa, October 8.—Since my last, several things of importance have happened here, and some of them 1 will try to enumerate for the benefit of the readers of your valua. ble journal. On September 1i'th the residence of James McConkay was burned, together with vearly all the contents, at a loss of about §1,500, all covered by insurance. Cause, a de- fective flue. On the 22d of Septem- ber the colored people of this vicinity celebrated Emaucipation day. There were many colored people from a dis- tance present. There was a large crowd from the country in town and all secemed to enjoy themselves. Speeches were mads 1 the grove by . M. Towner, Th L. Maxwell, both attorneys of this place, and by Harrison Venable, & colored man of Corning, The day closed with a fes- tival and ball in the evening. On the 26th the republican county convention was held, and W, B. Mc- Laughlin was re-nominated for clerk of couris, and D, E. Hemphill was re- nominated for recorder, both by ac- clamation, and without a dissenting voice. A couple of weeks ago S. Fletcher, a telegraph operator at this place, left for parts unknown, with about $100 of l§: money belonging to the com- pany, and information was filed, and & warrant issued, but he has nov been captured yet, If heshould be he will probably have a chance to make the acquaintance of the warden of the penitentary, Last week S. A, Stover was nearly killed by some wagon bed bottoms falling upon hima, They were stand- ing on end against the side of the building. They weighed about 800 pounds. He - was immediately re- leased, and at last accounts was recov- ering, but it will be somo time before he is able to go to work, us he was in- jured internally, On Thuradsy last E. H. Shaw, as- sistant tmaster, was married to Miss O, Olidecruzen., They went to Omaha on a short trip, but have re- turned and will goat once to house- keeping, They are both very popular with the young people of this vicini- ty, and all unite in wishing them hap- piness, Hon, W, P. Hepburn, our repre- sentative in ocongress, opens the cam- aign in this Mnn? at Carbon on K{an\i-, ovening, and on Tuesday af- ternoon he speaks at Grove park iu Corning. It is intended to have a grand republican rally at that time and place, He will carry this dis- triot for re-election by & large ma- jority, On last Friday s game of base ball was played here betwen the bank clerk niue and che legal and medical frater- nity, which resulted in a viotory for the medical and legal nine by a score of 10 to 18, Will close until our DR. C. J. CLARK . Twenty-four years experience in practical Gynacelogy. Office 106 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs - - Iowa. 1D NDMUNDSON, K. L SHUGAKT, A, W.STRERT, Prosidont. Vice-Pres't. Cashier, CITIZENS BANK Of Council Bluffs. Organisod under the laws of the Stato of Towa Paid up capital. ., 6,000 Auth capital 200,000 Nexr, Intorost pald on tiwe deposite. Drafts lasued on the principal cities of the United States and pe. Special attention kiven to collections aud correpondence with prospé reburus. DLRMOTORS. J.D.Edwuodson, E.L Shugart, J. T.Har, LI vl g ) AW, Blreet., Iviod from three tc five weel it makes no differ- insert artificial eyes. Special attention to I&- Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.756 and $2.00 ~Gounei ETufts Busingss Directory. | 955 JMEIL L JER, "N &5 wnietaer e " Bloff and Willow Sreets, Council Bluffs, E. R. STEINHILBER, E, Upper Broadway. MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF i A ER ., IR &S5 CUPBOARDS AND SAFE We make the following a specialty: WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES, ~ POPLAR OPEN WASHSTANDS, WALNUT BREAKFAST TABLES, POFLAK WARDROBES, POPLAR BREAKFAST TABLES, POPLAR CUFBOARDS, C. G Bottling Works. B. HAGG & CO., East Pierce St. Bakery, P. AYERS, 517 8. Main St. Bathing Houses. S, E. J. HARDING, M. D., Broadway and DR STUDLEY, Bethesda Bathing House, Broadway. o Books and Stationery. 1. E. SEAMAN, Middle Broadway. e bt — WALNUT WARDROBES, POPLAR SAFES, Banks. WALNUT OPEN WASHSTANDS, u:::‘lcr:n & PUSEY, coner Broadway and 5th | garMail orders and correspondence promptly attended to, Office and Manufactory CIT! ' BANK, bth strect. Broom Facl MAYNE & CO,, avenue A, and 6th St. 8. E. Cor. 7th Ave. and 12th Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA MORGAN, KELLER & CO., TNIDEIRT A I IR S. TEMPLETON & LAMB, 232 Broadway. The finest quality and lsrgest stook west of Chicago of wooden and metalic F. R, LEVIN, 208 Brondway. Calla attended to at all hours, We defy cmpetition in quality of goods or briocs, 3 3 Our Mr, Morgan ban served as undertaker for forty years and thoroughly understands ek bis busisess. ~ WARFEROOMS, $6 AND 317 BROADWAY. . Upholstering in Clgar Manufacturers. allita branchea prowptly attended to; also carpot-laying and A HIMAYNH'S 00, o) Four 8. Fraphlo ud meh brdsi Ak withant talaws o, aod smbrequlns, *iTels: Coop: = Dentist e | BOTTLING WORKS Dry Goods ’ HARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO., Broadway and 4th street. Eggs Shipper. F. CRAWFORD, 519 Main St. COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - IOWA, Furniture Manufactory. — sy —|BOTTLERS & DEALERS IN GEISE'S BEER _ER. L Made from the Finost Malt and Hops, with water obtained Furniture 8tore. from the C. A. BEEBE & CO., 207 and 209 Broadway. C ELEBI{ATED A_RTESIAN WELL' AT A DEPTH OF 800 FEET, This Water is known everywhere for its Purity and Wholesome Qualities, Gunsmithing. OLLIVER & GRAHAM, 5th street. Goods sold at eastern prices and guaranteed Harness and Saddlery. BUODWEaRISER BEBR ia . Also Dealers in C, Conrad & Co.'s Original Budweiser Beer, manufactured i AS. WALTER & BRO., Middle Rrosdway. 5 G 4 v mAnufactured in B, AR MBI B inat e Prosdway Louis, Mo, #aOrders iu the City or From Abroad Promptly Filled, AT ] HACG & 0., COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA PETERSON & LARSON, ‘Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company's Celebrated Hotels. per Broadway, ’ Orders from the zountry olicited MRS, D, A. B MRS, J. J. GOOL Livery Stables. A. COMPTON, 230 Broadway. W. 0. HOLLAN South Main St. 11 BEECROFT, PO, Muin street. No, 711 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa, City orders to families and dealers delivered free, — A. BEEBE, W. RUNYAN, C. A. BEEBE & CO,, Wholeeale aud Rotall Dealers in FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs, JAM S FRANEY, [J Real Estate and Abstract. KIMBALL & CHAMP, opposite court house _J. W. BQUIRE & CO., conier Pearl and Ist ave Restaurant. 372 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. SMITH SJMcCUEN, 404 Broadway Always keeps onhand the finest assortanent of mat.rial for gentlemen's woar. Satistaction yuaranteed e MKS. J. E. METCALF, ANMY 500 South Main street. —~— Milinery, Dressmaking, Etc-—Cutung and Fitting a Spedialty, Meat E E. W. TICKNOR, 536 Broadway W. BE! Millinery. SRR J.J. BLISS, 328 Browlway. Come and exam. Merchant Tailors, 2 Broadway, I's building, 5th and Main 8hirt Factory. F. F. FORD, comer Bluff and Willow 5t Undertakers. MORGAN, LER & C®., 346 and 347 Broad. No. 648 Broadway, Oppotite Revere House, "B M. CONNELL 17 North Main st Laces, Embroideries, and Ladies Underwear, DAVID C. EVANS & co' Handkerchlets, hose of all Lh.dl:dt:::;n‘l’,“?.u,dno:;!t:bd:u. We hope the ladies will call 504 North Second Street, . pseie | OELARLES RIOH, za-Ask your Grocer for the Cel- ] abratod Bay Uofea and Sias Baking Merchant Tailor. Powder, A (Lute Cutter for Metcalf B ,) Devol's New Building, Main MAURER & ORAIG, 1 ARTISTIC POTTERY, ?fiit‘f.‘,if:'..,Eu'_fi,_(f‘:i;n,‘!.,aj Rich Out Glass, Fiue Freuch China, Bllver Ware &c., 840 Baoapwar - COUNOIL BLUFFS, WA Streer. JUF.KIMBALL, GEO. H. CHAMP: KIMBALL & CHAMP, Deeds and mortgages druwn an deed (Successors to J. P. & J. N, Casady.) MES. 8. J. HILTON, M. D,, Abstract, Real Estate and Loan Brokers. ‘We have the only complete set of abstract L ooks to all city lots and lends in Pottaw. tham! ., Titles examl ol Y loan PEI'Y'SIGIAII 'A'IIB SURCEON, Bsgeriy, ot ory e L i o st Loroncs, o s Bonh e B - ) R e