Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 17, 1882, Page 6

= i The Daily Bee. COUNGIL BLUFFS. Paesday Morning, Oct. 17, SUBSURIPTION RATE: . 1t per wook < = §10.00 por Yea yna; No. 7 Pearl Street, Near 8 - waway. W 0. GRIFFIN, Mansgor, i, W, TILTON, City Bditor.d MINOR MHENTIONS ~1, Mueller's Palace’ Music Hali, Only one drunk on the Monday morn.. ing record of the police conrt. ~Blis’ opening will be Friday and Sat. arday, the 2 th and 21st inst. —The lists of electors are now posted in public places about the city ready for in- spection, —The Hazel Kirke company arrived at the Ogden ye-terday, and appeared at Do. hany's lust evening, ~The new meat market of Shull & Mul- len, 709 South Main street, guerantoe best of meats and prompt attention, Cheap Railroad tickets to all points Bushnell, five doors morth of postoffice, wells them, Entrance, Main or Pearlstreets ~—The Sioux City young man who is suffering from the jim-jams, and is being cared for at the jail, Is gaining butslowly. —Isn't it about time the big water pipes lying on Broadway were either buried or dragged off? No one can no drive up snug to the sidewalk. —Mrs, Eugene Schull has rented a house next to Burnham, Tulleys & Co., on Pearl street, and intends taking a few boarders, —A fine assortment of boots and shoes, sufficient to supply the demands of all, at (George Blaxim's, south Main street, —~No marriage licenses yesterday, and the clerk sagely remarks that folks are not doubling up as much as during the watermelon sonson. The Leadvilles and Council Bluffa bave arranged for two more games, one | © this afternogp and one to-morrow after- noon on the grounds here. —Joseph Reiter makes the Finest Suits 0 the lntest styles, at the lowest possible pricos, His merchant tailoring establish- ment is at 310 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs, —Joseph Rows, the upper Brondway cooper, desires to purchase 50,000 hoop poles He also wishes to employ ten extra coopers, Write to o inquire at his cooper shop . ~The Ccuncil Bluffs horuestead hunters, whe recently made a trip to Dakota, have located there over 10,000 acres of land, mostly in Brule and Buffalo counties, Some of the coloni-ts arranged for having breaking done; othera to have trees plant ed, batnone decided to remain in p:raon, ¥ —Mr. Geo, F. Morgan, the importer of atock, will well a large number of brood mares and geldings in any quantity, single or by the oar load, at the Union stock yaeds, Conncil Bluffs, on Saurday, Octo- ber 20th and 21at. The salo will be posi- tive. Al stock kuaranteed, —Thero seems littlo use to keep up a police force and conrts in Council Bluffs when men identified s having knocked down and robbed a man, arrested whils baving the plunder in their possession, are wllowed to gofree without a trial. —James McMahon now wuffers from a crippled thumb, caused by getting it jam- med in & car door whHe un ono of hin daily trips to Omaha to attend medioal loctures 1t gives him a chance to put into practice some of the scientific learaing o is ncquir- ing. ~Thall & Kracht have moved into thoir large new brick store room, corner Main street and Soventh aveouo, where they will be glad to see their wany friends. Toey are now receiving » large and well welected wtock of fine grooeries, queens: ware, otc. None but the best goods han- dled which will be wold at the lowest pos- sible price. No more beer, as they make a now departure in_discontinuing their sam- ple room. Call and examine their stock and prices. —Capt. Eicher and J. De Haven, who were among the recent explorers into Da- kota, a10 said to have heen unfortunate in their jolnt building enterprise. Having Ianda that joined they concluded it policy to build a mud hut on the line, wo as to have it located on the land of each, Ficher got his half buile, though not without & CALLED INTO COURT A Quartet of Young Men Arrested for Burglare A Farce on Justice The Base Ball Thumper. Last Sunday afternoon a young man Tyson rome buildeis’ hardware, which he had bought of a fellow who he thought had stolen it, There were locks, window fasteners, etc., and he had bought the lot for a dollar. Hetold the officer where he could fiud the one who sold them, and Tyson going to the saloon pointed out, there found the one wanted, who gave his name as William Ross. Ross was pretty drunk when arrested, but on getting some- what sobered up yesterday squoaled, and acknowledged that he had stolen them, or helped to steal the goods. He said there were thres others, who were into the job and going with the officer soon pointed them out on the stroet. The three young men thus rested on his aqueal, gave tueir names as Harry Carns, Frank Hall and William Parsloe. Their cases will wet for this morning at 10 o'clock, bail being fixed at 8300 each. Parsloe was the only one able to furnish that amount, and he was let free, whilo the others were locked up. Parsloe has friends here, and it is claimed that his arrest is a case of mistaken identity, and that he will be able to show him- self innocent. The plunder which the gang se- cured consists of some hardware which was stored in a building owned by Mr. Wheeler, late proprietor of tne Revere house. He had the hardware on hand preparatory to using it 1 some housesa which he is building. There aro also several overcoats which the fellowa are said to have picked up, and which belong to different parties. EKOAPING JUSTICE, The case of Tom Dorsey, charged with highway robbery, was again called in Justice Frainey’s court yes- terday, but as no prosecution appeared the prisoner was discharged. There will be some surprise at this termina- tion of the case and much righteous indignation. There svemed enough ence to convict Dorsey, and to let a case of highway robbery tall to the ground thus is a shame to the admin- wstration of jostice in this community. It appears that Dorsey and a fellow named McCarthy agsaulted an old man named Schmidt and a boy named Miller and took a valise from the old man and an accordeon from the boy. Officers Sterling and Morse captured the two, as they were going through the valise, and siaried for the statiun with them, Sterling took Dorsey and got him safely locked up. Morse took McOarthy, who was wanted for biting off young Gibson's ear, but on the way to the station McCarthy broke and run. That easily ditposed of his cae. Now Dorsey has been dis- charged, the prosecution failing to ap- pear. Schmidt, the old man who was robbed, was anxious to get at his work again, and 80 his testimony was takon last Saturday, and the case continued until Monday. The boy disappeared also. John Lindt was the attorney for the prosecution, but claims that he was paid off and discharged by the old man last Saturday. Tt is innocent- ly supposed by many tax payers that the ocounty has an attorney under pay to attend to the prosecution of such cases, but no prosecuting attorney appeared on the scene, Thus Dorsey is set free. Inview of such facts, it looks as if & Emmmm is offered on highway rob- ery here, and it is not to be won- dered at that thieves and crooks find in Oouncil Bluffs a paradise. How long the law-abidiug oitizens will stand this sort of farcical proceeding is a mystery. An old man is knocked down on the streets at night and is robbed. Two men are arrested while going through the old man's valise. One is allowed to run away. Tho other is identified by the old man, who gives in his testimony and then goes about his work. Continuances aro had, and the second man is allowed to go free. A greater farce can hardly be conceived. Ti this is to bo kept up longor, there is little use of the law or ofticers to execute it. A BIT OF FORUGERY, Burt Carter, arrested for gotting 84 from C. R. Mitchell, of the Rock Tsland house, on the strength of forged order, bearing the name of another boarder, who had credit, was callod up yesterday afternoon, but continued until Thursday next, ASSAULTING A BOY, Kesler, the third baseman of the Leadville Blues, let his temper get strugglé which ruined his clothes and his religion. De Haven spent the time in looking about for a good place to piteh his tent until the hut was finished, and by the time he had decided upon a suitable site for that » raiv and wind storm ruined most of the unfinished hut. About the time they had got it about hulf repaired, they learned that they badu't located it on the line, or near the line, but on another man's land. The captain was utterly discouraged at love's labor being thus lost, and lsid the blame off onto De Haven, and for a time it seemed that a dissolution of partnership wust follow, but a board of arbitration was appointed, and a settlement effected without any blood being shed. ,,,,,,, e Anouncement. To the Votors of Kane Township. 1 hercby announce wyself as an independent candidate for constable, subject to the voice of the voters ou ensueing election. C. W, WesLgy, PERSONAL Judge Reed has gono to Sidney to hild court, ¥, W, Spetman has returned from his eastern trip, ¥, B Bowman, who was taken sudden. Iy ill Saturday, is able to ba out, and wus at his office yesterday, John Weilaud, of Carroll, one of its liv business men, was in the city yesterday, and stopped at the Pacific, Dr. and Mrs. ¥. A, Harris, and Miss Olive Gage, of Boston, also Heory A, Willls, of Fitchburg, were among the guests at the Ogden yesterduy - Virtue Acknowledged Mrs. Ira Mulholland, Albauy, N. Y writes: “‘For several years | have sut from oft-recurring bilious headac stipation dyspepsia, and cowplal P liar to my sex. Since using your Buiiocs ?hml‘l irrens I aw eotirely relieved, vice 1. away with him at the game here Sat- urday afternoon. Somo rude boys wore indulging in some aggravating cat-oalls, and or marched over to them, and tead of get. ting the right one, slapped an inoffonsive youngster acrors the face, and very severely, causing the blood to flow Ireely. {lu was ar- rested for assault, eave bail until yes- torday, aud appearing before Justics Frainey was fined $5 and costs, & very light penalty for such an aot. L LOOSE , residing in this city showed Offiser |3 Barkghausen, 8. Paine, L. Beanrkam- pen, Jas. Wickham, Becond ward—-J, J, Luiz, J. G, Tipton, K. R. Bates, N, Schorz, T. Lind, J. N. Beckley, R. 8. Rawlins, R. Harrtogton, P, Bachler, H. Kracht, J. C. DeHaven, M. T. Rohrer, H, chmedeke, H. Wagner, J. R. Stage, W. Steinkopf. Third ward--F. V. Spetman, M. Keating, M. Mohn, E. A, Becker, E. A. Britton, C. Morgan, D. Holta, M. G, O'Connor, A. C. Graham, J M iili ourth ward—E K. Aylesworth, E. A, Troutman, W. C. James, H. Paschal, B. T. Connore, 1. D. Amy, Wm. Galoin, 8. T. McAttee, C. R Mitchell, M. Key, J.N. Sweare Ei. Natt, P. J. Me. Mahon, P. Hannon, M. Hardin, 0. P. Wickham, Wells Cook. FORESALE, My residence, No. 715 Fourth street Bancroft*) L. F. Murrny, Hear Hefore Condemning. Mre. Benedict, who is engaged in the work of eatablishing a home for fallen women at Des Moines, in an address delivered in that city, takes special pains to advertise myself and my house, and ina most unjust man- ner, twisting factsinto the mosc palpa- ble talsehoods, either through being misinformed by others, or by a desire to give something sensational, where there was no truth out of which to frame a sensation, The Nonpareil having given publicity here to her ad- dress, I desire to make a plain state- ment of the facts, that lfi may see what injustics has been done me, 1 never met Mrs, Benedict but once, Then she called at my house, and de- nired to offer prayer I informed her that I liked prayer well enough, but did not believe in prayer in a aporting house, and asked her if money would not answer her as well as prayer, She thought it would, and I gave her a liberal donation for the cause she was engaged in, In return she publicly states that T am aiding in the ruin of young girls, and am in partnership with & railway conductor who gathers them in for mo. The simple facts the case aro that the so-called “‘girls” are protessional, experienced sporting women, who have boarded in Chicago and other citics before coming hers, and came of their own free will and accord. She says that “one of them was socn to become a mother aud that the unborn babe, if a daughter, was sold to Belle Clover to pay for the mother’s board and nursing.” The fact is that the one referred to was not in that condition when she entered my house, but became so afterwards, and as I have always done, I cared for her at my own expense, and saw that she had all needful comforts going so far as to cloge one house en- tiroly, that she might occupy it undis- turbed, and allowing her a young lady comrade to care for hor. After thus caring for her, it seems that Mrs. Benedict in making such charges shows leas charivy, less kinaliness, less sense of justice than is common among these whom she looks down upon as the fallen, As to the girl being se- duced under promise of marriage, or clandestinely leaving her father's house, together with other romantic incidents, thrown in to make it s:nsa- tiopal, and thrill the sisters, is all bosh. Whatever I may have done, and none are perfect, the charges thus publiely made aro falee through- e out. BerLe CLoveRr, Councin Brurrs, October 14, ———e— Attention, Knights. All members of the order of the K. of P, in this city are most earnestly requested to be present at Castle hall, on Pearl street, at 7:30 p. m., Tues- day evening, October 17, 1882, No time to spare. All members of exe- cutive and all sub.commictees are ex- pected to bo there as the various re- ports must be made by that time so that tho work assigned can be carried out, W. R. Vavouaxn, Pres. Ex. Committee, Enwin J. Ausorr, Secretary. - - — What Has He Done? Wo desire to ask the people who have the possibility of his election in their hsnds whether action as a rail- way commissioner has been such as to rocommand Mr. Anderson’s promotion to a higher oftice? What has he done for the benefit of the people in the offico which he now holds! What rocommendation has he made as & commissioner calcalated to correct the unjust rates of freight on the trun’s lines of railway, whereby the farmers of Towa are de- prived of a large part of the anniial production of their farms and of their own labor! Before Mr., Anderson is elected to another position of greater responsibity we have s right to know whether he has been a faithful public servant of the poople in the offics which he now hold; Tho ““Ohicago aud St. Louis pool lines” embrace the trunk lines of rail- way that run through our state. While Mr. Anderson is running for congress in this district the people are defray- Still Bates, who was arrested for asaault, was diecharged yesterday, the complaining witness not identifying him 'as the man who thumped him. - Grand Fall and Winter Opening. A matter of much interest to the ladies of Council Bluffs and Western Towa is the fact that Mrs, Bliss will oxhibit her latest Frenoh pattern hats and bonnets on Friday and Saturday the 20th and 21st of this month, All are cordially invited to attend, No cards, e — — Kiduey Complaint Cured B, Turner, Rochester, N, Y., writes: *' have been for over a year subject to serious disorder of the kidneys, avd” often unble to attend to business; I procured your Bug- DOCK BLooD BITTEKS, and was relieved be- fore Lalf a bottle was' wsed, 1 intend to continue, as 1 feel confident thay they will entirely cure me.” Price $1.00. Democratic Delogates. The democratic town convention is called to meet at the court houso at 1 o'clock to-morrow afternoon. The following are the delogates chosen in the several wards: l"in} ward—Juno, Linder, A, Obert, Tom Skinner, G. A. Holmes, Jno. .| Dunn, D. W, Price, P. Lacy, C. D Walters, ¥. H. Guoella, O. E. Daw son, R, Rain, W. R. Vaughn, Ohas. v ing his electioneering expenses, in part by paying him a salary of three thousand dollars a year under the im- preesion tnat he is trying to protect their interests against the legalized robberies of the railroad corporations, Has Mr, Anderson entered any pro- tgst against the ‘‘new tariff which ma- terially increases the present rates” on the Iowa pool lines! Did he present himself s an ofticer of this state at the Chicago meeting and enter his protest against the further robbery of the people whose servant he is? What has he done to protect the interests of the farmers and producers of Towa? As acitizen of Towa we are ashamed to say that he has taken no action to prevent this now scheme of robbery. While the vultures have been laying thoir plans for « new combination by means of which they will filch from the farmers of the state the profits of their crops produced this year, Mr, Anderson has been organ cuses and executing postoflice bonds and manipulating delegates so that he might secure an election to congress While he has been neglecting his duty a8 a public officer the Shylocks at Chi- cago have quie'ly arranged to fleece the peogle. —Glenwood Jaurnal, - —— | ##rFaded articles of all kinds re- | stored to their original beauty by { Diamond Dyes. Perfect and simple, i 50 cents, at all draggists. IOWaA ITEMS. Cherokee connty farmers are losiog their hos by discase The eatalogne of Cornell collega at Mt Vernon shows an attendance of 374, Over 14 meaical « ndents red at the collegs in 1owa City 1.st Thursday, The People’s Defender is a paper started Inat week at Missouri Valley by M, H Goltry Bishop Mullen is ) tha pro ject of a Catholic under the nuspices of the church at Davenport, Two years ago the site of Manning, in Carrolt county, was & barren wasie, 8o to spesk. but now the place has 4 povalation of 1,700, Wm. Brow { Nashville, Tevn , a col ored ronstab, itted the stabb has ad Mujone on Sunday ht, but pleads se a S:one, & yourg womsn of sixteen years, committed suicid Glidden, Car. roll ¢ unty, cn_the 10th inst , by shooting herself thro the head with a rev. lver. named_Layber was arrested iu o 00 Wednesday, charged with g crosiderable m his oy partner ina storein Ly ton, south of ¥ Dodge, John Nieolye of Sibley was carriod around the tumbling-rod of u threshing machine, and both bonea of the right leg were broken ¢ (uarely off between the knee and ankle, on Wednesday, Liast Wednesday the Dubuque police captured A, T. Dormav, for whom they have been 1 oking since last June. He is charged with havinz taken unto himself too much wife at one time, Mre, N, B, Collins met with a painful accicent in Des Moines on the 10th, she falling from the top of two flights of stairs to the hottom, She broke one of her arms, a8 shonlder, and sustained serious cats on the head, A Muscatine young mav, employed as a quarry hand in a quarry in Marion county, lost his life ou the 6th by a mass of earth caving upon him. He was ooly buried below the waist, but before [his comrades could extricate him alarge rock fell, mash. ing his head beyond recognition. e ————— Do:sey Again in Jail Tom. Dorsey, who was yesterday released from one charge of highway robbery, was last night re-arrested for robbing a C, R.I. & P. conductor named O'Bermeyer of a valise, near the depot. Dorsey resisted the officers, but a gun was brought to bear on hi and he was at last lodged in jail again. ot . 1f Adam had had & gamo of “Fifteen” placed in his hand at_an early period of his existence, ths whole course ot history might have been materia ly altered for the and 1f billiousnees, indigestion, sick he or dyspepsin were unknown, BLossov. would not be needed. Price 0 cents, trial bottles 10 cents, Planning for ratronpge. If Mr. Pusey should be elected he would have no inflaence with the ad- ministration and would have no voice in the distribution of patronage, — [Nonpareil. The above sentence shows what John Chapman is fichting for. He must have all the federal cflices under his direct control. To do this he must elect Anderson. He did not waut so pure aman as Judge Reed, becauso he would not have beena tool. For four years Chapman plotted, planned, bar- gained and sold his soul to the devil and his body to corruption to gain the nomination of gome man who would 4o his bidding. Was Anderson nomi- nated for the party’s good? Surely THE DAILY BEE--~-CQUNCIL BLUFFS [OWA TUESDAYl OCTOBEK i _— ——— (COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAIL "NOTICES. advertisoments, suc Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wan Boarding, ete., will be inserted in this column at the ow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first Insortion and FIVE CENT: PER LINE for each subsequent i Leava adv ertisements st our office, No. 7 Pear] Stront, near Ry Wanta, prices pairl than the i iy Main street, Council WV ANTED=A vond girl can find a grof plsce Wt 705, F ith Ave., and 7th 8t Mra. A " Walker. oct16-5t VWANTED=Agoot b 16 0r 18 years of age ' Ste nhilber's furniture factory \ FANTED -A atuatio baker. Erquire at G NTS WANTED-lady o Council Buffs and 0~aha to ¢ “3Mre. Owen's Cook Rook. " The Iatest, most Pop_lirand best selling book 1susd Address, C. . ALTEN, Brr office, Omahs. intely three or four eal ornfee m' kers and roofers ER, 807 Brondway, Council 12-3¢ Flufts, In, W ANTF D—400 0r 500 bushels of old white corn at Mayre & Co., comor North 6th and Mills atrcet. \ ANTE] L weneral housowork in enquire 0. C. Bee cfi ey uildings to move. ty of movi g house .” Ayleswortn, box 879, Conncil Address W, Bluffs, Iy ANTED—Everybody in Council Blufts 1 to take Tin Bxn, 20 conts por wook, ae liverod by carriors, Office, No 7 Pearl Street near Broadw: 7 ANT! on i bex 965 0 bty & five or six rcom house thly installments of §25. P- ANTED—To vuy 100 tons broom corn For particulars addross Councll Bluffe Broom Factory, Councl! Blufts, lowa. 658208 For Sale and Rent HARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO0., AND CARPET HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Street., Council Bluffs, Iowa J. MUELLER'S P Headquartegfati:;cér the Cele- A Weber Pianos, Goods| L Wholesale and Retail, _A. Address, C J. MUELLER, m C COUNCIL BLUFFS, M Toys and Fancy mished rooms to rent, with Mynster street, Day board ocutli-it I‘YOI( RENT-F board, at offic: on first fljor, , No. it Pear] strect. b NAVNE & C 0% RENT A ey plowant nowly built hous , Franklin ¥t. Ts m3 reasonable, A. H. MAYNE & CO., No, 84 Fearl strect, T0R BALE—bei cach; nothing d ul residence iots, 60 , und $3 per vonth only, by KX-MAYOK VAUGHAN apls-tt i & Miscellaneous, ATILL AHEAD—Great success. Coll and_sco now accessories and spceimens of pictures taven b: the reiiable gelatine browide process, at the Excelsior Gallery 10 Main street. R. W. L. PATTON—Physician aud Oculist. n curo any case of sore eyes, 18 is only a matter of time, and can cure generally in from threo tc five weeks—it makes no diffor- enco how long discaacd. Atraighten cro eyes, operate and remove Ptyregining, ctc., and ineert artificial eyes. Bpecial attention to re- moveing tadeworms apb-tt " Council keluffs’ Business Directory. Art Qallery. Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.756 and $2.00 S EN N R T S MADE o WELIE TWEST. Bhflf and Willow Sreets, Couneil Bluffs. -B. R. STEINHILBER, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF i A R W, JER &5 CUPBOARDS AND SAFES. ‘We make the following a specialty: WALNUT TON TABLES, POPLAR OPEN WASHSTAND! WALNUT F KFAST TABLES, POFLAK W xRIJ]‘{(H:‘.I'CR. oL POPLAR BREAKFAST TABLES, POPLAR CUPBOARDS, Excelsior photograph gallery, South Main St. Instantancons process. Brewery. C. GEISE, Upper Broadway. not; any other man would have polled 8 heavier vote. For whose good, then, was he nominated ? For John Chapman’s. The Nonpareil is rmed and says it is dangerous to send & democrat from this district. Why, dian’t it think of that before the convention? The republi- cans of this district who owe the ring no debts of gratitude and who waut no future profit from that source will not be forced into voting for a man who bought his nomination. -Tn 1882 the republican party in conven- |* tion assembled, declared it to be the duty of tho party and of good men to defeat a bad candidate whenever nomi- nated. If there ever was a time when that resolution ehould be enforced it is to.day. It demands the defeat of Anderson, — Walnut News, - - = Never too Late to Mend. Thoy, J. Arden, William street, East Buffalo, writes: *‘Your SeriNu Brossom has worked «n me splendid. 1 had nb appetite; used to sleep badly and get up in the morning unrefreshed; my breath was very offonvive and I suffered from severs headache; since using your Spring Blos- fom all these symptoms have vanished, and 1 feel quite well.” Prics 50 cente, trial bottles 10 cents, e A Heavy Defaloation. Special Dispatch to T Brx Prxiy, Iil, October 16 —John Black, a well-known merchant, also president and secretary of the Crown dietilling Company, this city, in which D. T. Mills, ot Boston, is largely in- terested, left here September 30th for Boston, and 1s said to have sailed for Earope October 4th. Iuvestigation produces the conviction he has defaul- ed to his partners and has victimized relatives and widows and orph; The defuloations aggregate over §. Persons recovering from wasting diseases, such as malaria, fovers, ete, will be great!y benefitted by the use of Brown’s Iron Bitter, a true tonic. HE GREAT CURE Fou -E-U-M-A-T-I-8-M As it ia for all the painful discases of the. KIONEYS, LIVER AlD BOWELS. Tt cleanses the system or th id KIDNEY-WORT MRS, 8, J, HILTON, M, D., PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON, 222 Brosdwav. Coun of] Bluffs 1. KDMUNDSON, SHUGART, A, W. STREST, Prosident. Vice-Pres't, Cashior, CITIZENS BANK Of Uouncil Bluffs Organized under the laws of the State of lows Paid up capital. . 76,000 Authorized capital..... : + 200, Interest paid on timo deposite. ta Insued on the pricipal ities of the United States ana Furope. Special attention given to collections and correspondence with prowpt rotusny, DIRKCIORS. J.D. Kdmundeon, E. WoW. JW. A, W, Streot, Bottling Works. B. HAGG & CO., Enst Plerce St. P. AYERS, 617 8. Main St Glenn ave DR. STUDLEY, Bettesda Bathing House, Broadway. Books and Stationery. EAMAN, Middle Broadway. Banks. OFFICER & PUSEY, corner Broadway and 5th CITIZENS' BAN , Gth street. Broom Factory. MAYNE & CO,, avenue A, and Gth Cigar Manufacturers. Broadway dway, st & CO., 54 Pearl St. WALNUT WARDROE POPLAR SAFES, WALNUT OPEN WASHSTANDS, £2Mail orders and correspondence promptly attended to. Office and Manufactory 8. E. Cor. 7th Ave. and 12th Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, TOWA MORGAN, KELLER & CO.,, TNDERTARK EIRS. 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 has served as undertaker for forty years and thoroughly understands his business, ~ WAREROOMS, 316 AND 357 BROADWAY. = Upholsteri in allits branches promptly attended to; also carpet-layi d 1a Eraphic sad mail ordars Alled without dalay. Lo 2 e sud! lambreggine. e CONRAD GEISE'S BREWERY & MALT HOUSE, Council Bluffs, - - - lowa. Beer and maliin any quanfityto suit purchasers. leer §5.00 per barrel, Private fami ics an plicd with small egs at $1.00 each, ael vered frooof c-arge to any part of the city, b Cooper. J Dentists. SINTON & W] ', 14 Pearl St. Dry Goods HARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO., Broadway and ith strect. Eggs Shipper. G. F. CRAWFORD, 519 Main St. urniture Manufactor . It STEINHILBER, cor. 7th ave and 12th St. Furniture Store, C. A. BEEBE & CO., 207 and 209 Broadway. nd Provisi SRALD, 34 Qrocerie SULIVAN & FITZ 5. Broadway. Gunsmithing. OLLIVER & GRAHAM, 5th sold b eastern prices wnd griarants reet. Goods A Harness and Saddlery CHAS. WALTER & BRO., Middle Broadway, CHAS. L4 Middle Broadway Hair Goods. MRS, D. A, BENEDICT. 357 West Broadway, MRS, J. J. GOOD, 2 oth street Livery Stables A. COMPTON, 230 Browdway W. C. HO D, 706 South Maln St. H. BEECKOFT, opp. P. 0. Hotels. OGDEN HOUSE. Upper Broadway KIEL'S HOT) ML and 507 Main stroet. Meat Market E. W. TICKNOR, 53 Broadway Millinery 5 Broadway, Come and exam P, 548 Broadway Marble and Granite Works. CONNOR & GUANELLA, 117 Hroac Merchant Tailors. JAS. FRANEY, 872 Broadwa; CHAS, RICE, Deval's buil th and Main stroct JON REITER, 310 B Real Estate and Abstract. KIMBALL & CHAMP, opposite court house J. W. BQUIKE & CO., corier Pear and Ist ave. Restaurant Stoves and Tinware R. D. AMY & CO., 500 South Main street Shirt Factory. F. F. FORD, corner Bluff and Willow 5t Undertakers MORGAN, KELLER & 08, 546 and 547 Broad. ‘ way D M. CONNELL, 17 North Malu 5t, DEBALERS IN GEISE'S BOTTLED BEER, MADE FROM THE ARTESIAN WELL WATER. ALSO AGEN'S FOR THE CEHLEEBRATEHD BUODWEREISER RBEEE Ordors filled in any part of the city. Orders by telcphone promptly attended to. HAGG & CO. PETERSON & LARSON, Wholesalo Dealer in anc SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Browing Company’s Celebrated MILWAUKEE BEER, No, 711 Broadway, Couneil Bluffs, Towa, Orders from the sountry olicited City orders to famw s d free. A. BEEBE, YAN W. BEEBK C. A. BEEBE & GO, Wholoss s and Ketall Dealers in FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs, JAM S FRANEY, Merchant Tailor 372 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. Always keeps on hand the finest ssscrtment of mat dal for gentlemen's wear. Batistaction guarantesd MRKS. J. E. METCALF, Millinery, Dressmaking, Bre.—Outting and Fitting a Spedialty, No. 548 Brosdway, Oppasite Revero House, Laces, Embroideries, and Ladies Underwear, Handkerchiofs, hose of all kinds, thread, pios, noedles, etc. We hope the lsales will esll d seo our stk of woods. CHARLES RICE, Merchant Tailor. (Late Cutter for Meteali B ) Devol's New Building, Main Streer. Council Bluffs, la, Suits to order §18 sud upwards, J. ¥, KIMBALL, GEO, H. CHAMP, KIMBALL & CHAMP, (Successors to J. P, & J. N, Casady.) Abstract, Real Estate and Loan Brokers. We bave the only complete sct of abstract beoks 1o ali ity lots and lands in Pottaw.ttami ocoanty, Titles examined and abstracts fur- ished on s roperty, short and long time, rl sotice. Money 10 loau ou vity and farm sums to suit the borrower, Healests bowght sud sald. OMce oiise 0 0ld stani opposite co ut DRY GOODS /