Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 19, 1882, Page 6

] { 'I‘HE DA]LY BEE"--C()UNCIL BLUF TI"e Do'nly Bee.| COUNCIL BLUFFS Tx v\rqi\]'\y Moz 19 AUBSCRIPTION | RATES; 0 conts pet week . #1000 per Vear Near Away. M. G, GRIFFIN, Manager, H. W. TiLTON, City Eaitor ——————————e: MINORK MH#D O, —J. Mueller's Palace Music Hall, Where is that new directory of Coun ¢il Bluffs promised #o long ago? The vew mieat marhet of Shull & Mul- len, 709 South Main street, guerantee best of meats and prompt attention, ~It will be interesting to see Mr. J, C. Morgan take off his coat and work to elect W. R, Vaughan to the office of justice, Cheap Railroad tickets to all pointa Bushnell, five doors north of postoftice wells them, Entrance, Main or Pearlstreets ~—The Union Pacifics and Council Bluffs promise to play the last game of the season on the grounds here next Saturday after- noon, —At the present time, a very busy store in that of Z. T. Lindsey, selling to his cus- tomers and receiving a large stock of Fall and Winter Boots and Shoes, —Joseph Reitor makes the Finest Suits n the latest stylos, at the lowest possible prices. His merchant tailoring establish- ment is at 310 Upper Broadway, Council Biluffa, —Our energetic business men, those who advertiso their wares, are always busy. A stranger can pick them out as he walks al ng Broadway or Main street, wler Schantz reports twenty-six reg- nlar boarders, two of whom have had a glitnpse of raakes in their boots, but are convalesciog. ~M. Columbian, the artist, has painted an owl, true to life, and lies in the window of H, E. Seaman's book store, where it attracts much attention and excites much praice. —~1It is nsserted that the paid fire depart- ment, including the cost of the electric alarn, will not cost the city more than $9,000 this year, -Kd, Burke is the official chimnoey wweeper of the city. He is prepared to do good work on short notice. Leave orders at his stand on Broadway, opposite the MeCoy house. —Joseph Ros, the upper Broadway cooper, desires to purchase 50,000 hoop poles Ho also wishes to employ ten extra cuopers, Write to or inquire at his cooper shop ~The funeral of little Harry, son of J, H. Arthur will take place at family resi- dence, on Washington avenue thix after- noon at 2o'clock, Friends invited without further not ~—Rev, R. F. Coyle, of Fort Dodgs, Towa, will preach at the Presbyteri church next Sunday. He has not decided wanted to look ap, and his time being taken up vesterday afternoon in looking | afterthe contention and the matter of & renomination tor Allicon is hooked to m the 21st inat, «peak in Why does not Anderron have some ful speeches published, together arecord of what he has done as & railway commissioner? It wouldn't take much space to t hat he has done to protect the people s against monopolies, Hunters Our improved long leg rubber boota are the best in the marker Linvsey & Co, Grana Fall and Winter Opening. A matter of much interest to the ladiea of Conneil Bluffs and Western Towa is the fact that Mra, Bliss will exhibit her latest Fronch pattern hats and bonnets on Friday and Saturday the 20th and 21t of this month, All are cordially inyited to attend. No cards, - —— THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Prospects for thelr Grand Gathering Here Next Week. A meoting was hold Tuesday even- ing to consider still further the prepa- ration of the grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias next week. There | are on all sides indications that the coming gathering will bo a large one, and that it will bring together repre- sentative men from all sections of the state. The citizenashould rally to the suppurt of the local lodges in their at- tempts to hospitably entertain the viniting kn There shall be prepar: made for handsomely decorating the business portion in time for the grand parade next Theraday. Arrangements are made for a big bauquet, probably in Bloom & Nixon’s hall. A, Louie is appointed chief catorer, in charge of the effair, and promises to make it the finest bahquet ever spread here, As an indication of how the extreme east end of the atate feels towards the ex- treme west end in this matter read: The Davenport Gazette says: *‘Tho arrangements of the Knights of Pythiaa for their excursion to Council Bluffs on the 24th lnst., the occasion being the annual meeting of the grand lodge thers, have been completed The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul folk furnish two coacher, Up to noon yestorday one hundred Kuights had pucchasod tickots, 5o the two will be well filled. Knighte from Rock Island, Muscatine, DeWitt, Nichol's Station, Clinton and Dubuque will join the Davenport company. Strasser’s Union band, sixteen pieces, will rocompany the party, which will leave Divenport || at 3:00 on the afternoon of the date namod, Botween 2 and 3 o'clock the hts will parade the principal st in full uniform. The band, which is one of the very best in the eutire west, will give a concert in Souncil Bluffs. The party will spend three days in this city, 'l'he Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul given them the round frip at $6 ench—a liberality that whether to accept the call given him by the church here or not. - OMver Sheen of Greene county, nd Laura E. Ring, of Mucedonia, were yos- terday yiven permit’ to wed, alko Mont. gomery R.mey and Laurs Taylor, both of this city. —The sberif of ¥remont county yester- 4ny telegraphed to the officers to arrest all suspicious characters, as there had been a juil bresk at Siduey by which about a dozen prisoners esoaped . ~The promised game between the Lead- villes aud Council Bluffs did not take place yesterday. The boys concluded that there could not be enough interest excited to draw any sort of a crowd, a victory for the Council Bluffs being certain, ~Yosterdny afternoon, at the parlors of the Pacific houte, there was a happy wed- ding, at which W, 8, Sankey, the well- known hotel man of Walnut, served as bridegroom, and Miss Lizzie Hagan, of Oakland, as bride, while Justice Baird tied the knot, —The friends of A, F, Clatterbuck, the well-known deputy sheriff, are prossing his olaims to a nomination for constable at the republican convent'on, and he will doubt- less receiye o hearty support, ~The Street Raliway company s put- is woll appreciated and which will not be lost. FOR BALE, My renidence,|No, 715 Fourth street Bancroft’) L. ¥, Mukrny, If. If Adam had had a game of “Fifteen” placed in his hand at un early period of his existence, the whole courss ot history might have been materia ly altered for the better, and if billiousners, indigestion, sick headuche or dyspepsia were unknown, SeriNG Brossoys would not be needed, Price 50 cents. trial hottles 10 cents, LET THERE BE LIGHT. Another Move Toward Using Hlec- tricity Here in Place of Gas and Gasoline. Bofore any great improvement is made or change effucted, there are generally two or thrco spurts or futile attempts to bring it sbout. It takes timo to got the people aroused, and to set in motion such large bodies as city councils suppose themselves to be, About year ago a number of citizens joined together for the purpose of forming an elostric light company here, but the organizition was never ting in an extra switch near the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy depot, so that two cars wiay be run motuing and evening, thus incrensing the convenience of connections with the traios, urall & Kracht ave fixing their new store, corver Main atreet and aveoue, in fine stylo, They are & very heavy stock of new goods, pay our oitizens, especinlly thoso living in that neighborhood, to give this firm & trial order. It will ~The fire depaitment keop up thele regular drills, even on Sundayr. There has been some prote.t about the Sunday drill, but it is claimed as an excuse that fires aref as linble to vccur on Sunday fas any other day, and the drill ensures the presence of the boye, ~Officer Ster'ing has in his posse:sion an ancicnt bit of journalism, it being pa- per printed iu Ulster county, New York, sad bearing date of Deocuber 19, 1800, and coutaining much interesting reading matler concerning George Washington's death. ~The eity has procured for its use a five barrel tank, which will be planted in the pound and filled with gasoline as a supply tor the lamp posts, but the oil, which has been two weeks on the road, has not yes arriyed, and hence some of the street lights wre no lights at all, ~The Boys' band will St. Joseph's ball, Friday night, it b the secoud of the eesies, The ivitial cne proved highly enjoyable, and those which vow follow promise to bo no less so, The tickets are only fifty cents, —A wan, giving his nawe as G, H Woodwan, was arrested yesterday after noon for mipping an overcoat from the Union avenue hotel, It hard to see what temptation there can be to teal now that the clothing meu are slaughteriv; prices so, The examioation of the burglary case before Justice Frainey has been concluded, but the court took uontil to.morrow to | think over how hs had bettar decide it, | thise being some points of law,which be give » dance at porfected, Last spring the council appoiuted a committes to inquire into the advisability of lighting the city by oleotricity, Oao electric light com- pany which had been making an exhibition in Davenport sent its agent hore to make arrangements for a like showing up here. It was thought that this would lead to a contract and that the city would soon be lightsd with lightning, but tho agent would not give bonds proteching the city from sny suit for infringement of patents, and hence the matter dropped. Since then the matter has reat quietly, but now there is forming an other movo toward scouring the elec tric light, and one enthusisstio official declares it to be not impossiole that the city will be in a bluze of light be fore Christmas, Aldermun Nowell, who is much of an eleotrioian, and who s interested in elcotric lighta, has lately been gathering somo facts and figures in regard to the electric light, and it is expeoted that at the next meeting of the coun cil somo steps will be t in the matter. The McCormick company, of which Ald, Newell is ugent, use 132 eleetric lights in its factory, aud at a cost of only two-thirds of what they have paid for gas. It ‘s estimated that 400 lights can be sucplied this city for the same money now paid to keap gasoline and gaslapps to the number of about 504, thus affording more light, and botter lig ght, av the same coat &y now, but this would b exclusive of *tho plant,” Many oi the leading cities have adcpted the electrio light, and if the rig m sort of # contract can be made mauy citizens of Courcil Blutfs would gladly see it introduced here, that this eity may b abreast with the times,and be supplied with the latest and best improvewents in all reepects, It is to be hoped that the council will act wisely in the mat- ter, however, and not juwp into some- thing, only to jump out again—or want to, but 1t isv high time that the matter was cuurllcnd, and if the change can be mude for the better, it would give Council Bluffs auother sup- port to its claim of leing ‘‘a first-olass city," TOWN TICKET. | The I]Pmnm'm Nnmmate Schurtz, Frainey and Vaughan for Justices. d Bates, 8lki and C. Weeley | for Constables, Tem ner Nominated The Doings In Detasl The democratic township conven- tion met yesterday aflernoon. in the Frank Guanella called the meeting to order, and on motion of W. R. Vaughn, Judge Aylesworth was chosen as chairman, He made a little speech urging the delegates to eourt house, choose only men against whom no ob- jection could be lodged, for that was theonly way in which at this time a victory could be secured. No ap- plause followed. On motion of Ed, Troutman, Mr. B. T. Connor was chosen secretary. On motion a ¢ m- mittee of four, consisting of Messrs, Schweringer, Rohrer, Rain, and Keat- lv;}w appoiated on credentials, r. Troutman moved that tho list of delegates as published be accepted on the credentials, The chairman thought the motion unnecessary as the committee could attend to that. A holy calm followed. The committée having reported at last the dolegates present were in- structed to cast the full vote of their wards and the convention proceeded to the nomination of township trustee. Mr. Graham presented the namo of \ply his rightful proportion of the public burdens the Nonpareil has been guilly of the rankeat injustice to the people of its own city, county and state, in knowiagly permitting him to escape exposure during all these yenrs The fact is, the story vention for political effec in a purein- | started on | | | the eve almost of the election for po- litical eftsor, and as a makeehiit| ainat the scandalous re 1 that is| bearing their own candidate to the doom of defeat. o — PHERSONAL T M | Hon, B. P, Clayton was visible hero yee. | ter ‘ay. | Hon W. F, Sapp is once more at home J. P. Rashnell, of Des Moives, was at the Ogden yesterdny. J. P. Casady leaves to-day for Des Moines to attend the presbytery. Liouis Weinateln, editor and proprietor of » German paper at Jht ington, 1 in the oit Bishop MeMuilen, of Divenport, was in the city yesterday, the guest of Rev. Father McVanomy, W. J. Davenport, the railroad promi. nent, now of Burlington, was shaking hands with old friends here yesterday. W. H. Knepher left yssterday for his home in Brownville, Neb., to recruit up, he having been in poor health of late. His many friends hope that he may spee ily regain health and strength and retum to them here, John C, Gleason, who has been in the Wabash freight office here for three years, has accepted a po-ition in the Chicago, Milwaukee & St, Paul office at an ad- vanced salary, John ix both industri us and competent. Mies Agnes Steinhilber is visitiog her brother B Steinhilber, the furniture man. Henry Pascal. Mr. Vaughan moved thut Peter Bechtler be made the nomi- nee by acolamation. Mr. Bechtler declined and Mr. Vaughan withdrew his motion. Mr. Troutinan moved that Mr. Henry Paecal bo made the nominee by acclamation. The motion was withdrawn and a formal ballot taken, resulting in the ubanimous choice of Mr Pascal, the batlot show- ing 60 votes, Mr. Guanella moved to proceed to an informal ballot for townohip clerk. Carried. Mr, Guanella named E. A, Backer. Mr. Rohrer named Chas. D. Walters. John Booth wasalso named. The informal ballot yave Becker 33, Walters 18, Booth 4 Mr. l\umm,,,mnv-'d that Mr. Becker b declared the nomitoo for township clerk by acclamation, Carried. Mr. G. A, Holmes moved that a formal ballot be taken for the nomina- tion for ]UMJC(‘) of the peace, the three receiviry the highest number to bo thenominees, Carried. Mr. Troutman in a very pretty bit of oratory presented the name of John Jay Feainey. 'Squire Biggs, Hiram Shoemaker, W. R Vaoghan ana N. Schurtz were natned. The ballot resulied: Schuriz 50, Frainey 44, Vaughau 34, Biggs 31, Shoemaker 10, The nominations of N. Schurtz, J. J. Frainey and W. R. Vaughan as justices wero made unanimous, The nomination of three constables then followed in like manner. Among these nemed for constabu- lary honors, wereJonn Dann, Ed. Bates, C. E Dawson, O. Wesley, Tom Skinner,Sam Paine, Mr. Ritchie, J.J. White, and W. Snodderly; one dolegate hearmu the name of Snod- derly, inquired if that was Jim Snod erly. The laugh had to subside by« fore an explanation was made that it was another Snodderly. Attorney Holmes delivered an ora- tion to theeffect that attorneys know botter than other folks who would be good constables, and he thought there was no uso of balloting, intimating that his say-so should d:cide it. He moved that K R Bates, J. J. White and O, E. Dawson be nominated by acclamation, His motion was ruled out of order, and a formal bailot was taken, The convention ey concladed vot to accept of Attorney Holmes, and concluded that the delegates were as ual.]n'h»l\l to pick out constables ay ‘'we attor- The ballot stood: Diwson, 20; 315 Payne, 1 Scodderly, White, 25, Chos, Skinner nnd C. Wesloy were thercupon declared the nominees for constables, Ad]uurnuwm vins then tg ll\uu e Bee Renders. For the latest styles in genttomen, ladies’ and children's shues call and Beo Yours, truly, Z 'l' Linpszy & Co, Kiduey Cumphllnt Cured. B, Turuer, Rochestor, have been for over nyear si r of the kidoeys, aud’ to busivess; 1 procured D LarTeks, and was relieved b hottlo was w 1 iutend , s 1 feel confident thac they will wntirely cure me,” Price $1.00, Rirchie, disor Anouncement. To the Voters of Kave Townshiy 1 hereby snnounce myeclf us an independent candidate for cc .,-l l,h~ subject to the yoice of the voters on ensuving election, G W, Wes s Victue A(lu:nvll‘lluud Mrs, Ira Mulhollaud, Albauy, N. VY., writes: “For soveral yoars I have suffered from oft-recurring bilious headacles, stipation. dyspepsia, and cor liar to my sex. Since using your BURDOOK Broon Birreis T aw entirely relioved,” Price $1, e Republican Township Convention, Tho republicans of Kanoe township will meet in mass convention at the court house in Jouneil Blutls, oir Tues day evening, Ootober 24, 1882, at 7:30 p. ., for the purposs of placing in nomination one candidate for town ship clerk, ono eandidate for township trustee, three eandidates for justice of the peace, and three cendidates for conatable, to be voted for at the ensu- ion, By order of the republican township central committes, Cuas M, Iluu., Chairman, Why 8o Long Delayed 7 Glenwood Journal. If Mr, Pusey failed, as a citizen, to pay his taxes, why did not the Non- parcil, a8 a faithful guardian of the public interest, expose his deficiency at the time! Why wait almost a de- cade of years, until Mr. Pusey becomes a candidate for cftice, to make this matter publici 1 Mr. Pusey falled to - | stated that he hoped the public would ufacturer here, She is on her return from Denver, whero she has Leen spending the summer with relatives, and will in a fow days leave for her home in Davenport, Stock Movsments. The following were the transactions at | — the Union stock ydrds yesterday: REORTPTS, 35 cars, J. M. Cagy & C cars, Taylor, Coffy & 35 care, total, 1 SHIPMENTS, 12 cars, Ora, Haley to Harmer, Itichinond & Co., Chicago, by C.. 9 cms, Pettibone & Ialey vy Farmer, Richmona & Co., Chicago. by C. &Q. 10 e, Ora Haley'to bimseif, (hlcnw. by s, Rand & Stadman to themselves, icago, by C, M. & t. P, 0 cars, Bass & llucun, bhth to Wood Bros, wo, by C, 5 cars, Swan Bros. t..Adnms& Eldredge, Chicigo, by C. & R. L. 4 carm, A D Chnmabrlain ro himself Uhicago, by C. & . 1. Startied by the Blectric Light. Pittsburg Dispatch, What might have proved a serious affair occurred at the opera house last evenivg, Doring the last act of “The World,” the youug man who has charge of the electric light attempted to ramove the lamp, when suddenly a bright flash crept along the wire, creating zonsternation among the oc- capants of the dress circle. The lamp is suspended between the gallery and drees cirole, and the wires with which it is connected are fistened to the win- dow in the rear. When the flash was noticed that portion of the audi- ence occupying the center seats of the dress circle arose to their feet, and men, women and chil- dren ran toward the door. Others who noticed the flash, which was in- atantaneous and extmgmlhed itself upon reaching the knob of the win- dow, joined in the stampede and creat- ed quite a panic, Meanwhile the at. tention of the occupants of the gallery, orchestra and orchestra circle was at- tracted by the noise and shouts which issued from the dress circle and joined in the stampede toward the street. Tho attaches, after learning that there was no danger, busied themselves in keeping the crowd back, and order was restored, Three women fainted, but none sustained injurles. Several per- sons were knocked down, but fortu- natoly regained their feet before being trampled upon. The majority of the audionce remained remarkably csol, Thoee who gained the street re- ported that there was a firo in the opara house, which brought Lieut. O'Brien and Officer Moran to the scene, but their services were not ln‘udtd the play having in the mean time buan resumed, Sinco the elec- trie luh~ was substituted at the opera house in place of the caloium light the mansgement have had Mr. Daley, an employe of the electric light company, in attendance at each performante to operate it. There being no need of the light 1n the lust ot of ““The World,” Mr. Duley has been in tho habit of ux'inq\liahin: irat the end of the third act and leaving the work of lowering the lamp to an assistant, He stated that bofore retiring last night he switched oft the current f the electricity from tho wire which feods the light and of at & loss (0 understand what caused the flish, The only theory which he isable to advance is that when his assintant was in the act of removirg the lamp he disturbel the wire causing it to ischarge the eleotricity which it contained, Harry Ellsler, who Ol'glllbflud the use of eloctric light as & refleotor in a place of amuscment, ot hssten to condemn it. In his opinion it was safor than the ca'cium light. DR. ¢ J. GLAR&. Twenty-four years experienco in practical Gynaeology. Office 106 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs, - - Iowa. 1D RDMUNDSON, K. L SHUGARY, A W.BTRNNT, President, Vice-Fres't. Cashior, CITIZENS BANK OFf Gounell Bluffs, Organizod under the laws of tho State of Towa Paid up capital. ... 76,000 Authorized capi'al. 20000 Tutcrost paid on tis deposite. _ Drafts susd oa tho priccipal citios of the Unlited States aud Europe. Speclal athention given to collections aud corregpandence with prompé returas, PIRKCTONS, J.D. Fdmundson, K. L. Shugart, W.W. Wallace, ' J. W. Rodler, AW, Stroet, TOWA THU R DAY OC'I‘(;an 19 COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL _NOTICES. ertisements, NOTICE. —Spocial ad ac aa Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent Wants, Boardin , Wil e inserted in this column &t the ow ratoof TEN CENTS PE& LINE for the first fnscriion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each sbsoquent insertion Leave adv ertlacmonts st our offics, No, 7 Penrt Street, noar Reoadua Wants, Bluffs, 1 VW ANTER=A good ¢l can find 'nL'Hth st 705, cor. ith ave., and 7th St A v, Walker. o ‘ FANTED -4 ol bov ahont 15 or of sge at Etenhilber's furniture VWANIED-A atuation as bread and cake baker. Erquire at Brx office G NTS WANTED—Lady canvamers In L\ Council Buffa and Omaha to canvasa for The latest, most “Mra. Owen's Cook Pook.” pop ar and best meling hook fesied Adrew, E. ALTEN, m- office, Dmaha. irl fol v, enquire H. C. Bee office. \ TANTED A 0 buildings to move, We make Aty of movi ¢ houses and wafes Address W, P.” Ayleswortn, box 879, Biuffs, Ia. ceneral housework in HARKNESS, ORGUTT & G0, DRY GOOD T HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Strest, Council Bluffs, lowa, AND CAR mar-2-8m J. MUELLER'S Headquarters For the Cele- brated Weber Pianos, Goods Toys and Fancy Wholesale and Retail, ANTED-Everyboay in Connou Blufe i tako THN 34K, 20 cents por woek, ne WYered by cartiors. Gice, No 7 Puarl Stroot T ANTED-To huy & five or six £ on mouthly installmeuws f $26. P- 0. box 965 Address, ANTED—To buy 100 tons broom corn For particulars address Council Blum Broom Factory, Council Binfts, Towa. For Sale and Rent JUR REN Furnished rooms to rent, with [ board Myuster street. Day board ) per week, ocutl7-it Q0K RENTa ces ruble b v Pearl stroct. OR RENT-A very hous , Franklin st. H. MAYNE & CO., No. 34 Pearl street. per wonth only, by EXMAYO!! VAUGHAN Apl3-tf Miscellaneous, F A A C i EH s on first fior, plevsant cewly built To ms reasonable. A. nce iots, 960 J. MUELLER, COUNGIL BLUFFS, h | BT Guarantess the Best $1.50, $1.756 and $2.00 A rpecimens of pi at tho Excelnor Galixy 10 Mai s R, W. L, PATTON—Physician and Ocuiist. It 18 only erally 10 from throc tc five weeks—It makes no differ- ill straichten cross eyes, operato and remove Ptyreginma, etc., and attention to re- Can care any caso of sore eyes, W matter of time, and can curo g enco how lony discascd. insert artificial eyes. Special wovelng tadeworms MEAIDIE v TFEIE] WV EST. Bluff and Willow Sreets, Couneil Bluffs. , B. HAGG & CO. apb-t! " Council Eluffs’ Business Dnectnry " Art Gallery. Excelsior photograph g lery, neoNs precess. South Main § Brewery. (s} Upper oadway. " Bottling Works. B. HAGG & CO., Fast Pieve St. Bakery, . - AVERS, 517 8. Main 8t “Bathing Houses. DEALERS IN GEISE'S BOTTLED BEER, MADE FRO iDE ARTESIAN WILL WATER. ALSO AG N 8 FOR THE CELEBRATEY BUODWEISER RMEDBEL Ordores Al in way pret «f the city. Orders by telephone E. R. STEINHILBER, MA FACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF " A B i R &5 MRS, J. HARDING, M. D, Broadway nn‘d CUPB‘ "ARDS AND SAFES' i We make the following a specialty: ol g DY, Bethiuda Bathing Howe, | WALNUT EXTENSTON TABLES, ~ POPLAR OPEN WASHSTANDS, roudway. ST TABLES, ~ POFLAI WARDROBES, Books and Statlonery. H. E. BEAMAN, Middle Broadway. Banks. OFF stro CIT! R & PUSE VK, Bth street. Y, corner Broadway and ith AKFAST TABLES, POPLAR CUFBOARDS, WALNUT WARDROBE! POPLAR SAFES, WALNUT OPEN WASHSLARDS. £ Mail orders and correspondence promptly attended to, Ofiice and Manufactory 8. E. Cor. 7th Ave. and 12th Street, COUNCIL BLU¥FS, TOWA MORGAN, KELLER » Co, - UNDMRTAKERS. The finest quulity and largest stock west of Chi; cago of wonden and metalic cases, Callz attended to at all hours, We defy compe m in quality of goods or prices, Our Mr. Morgan bas served as underteker for forty years and th ruu;‘hl) understanda his business, WA ROOMS, 816 AND 857 BROADWAY, Upholstering in allits branches promptly attended to; also carpet-laying and lambrequins, Telo graphic and mail orders filled without delay. J. ROSS, 615 East Broadway Den| 2 SINTON & WEST, 11 Pearl St HARKNES! Broadway and th it Furniture Etore. co., and 09 Broadwas. CONRAL GEI=E'S - BREWERY & MALT EOUSHE, Council Bluffs, - - - Beer and malt in any quan‘ity'to sult purchasers, plicd w'th smail kegat $1.00 eac, lowa. Beor £8.00 per barvel, Private tami ics wep- o oul vered freo of carge to any part of the ity PETERSUN & LARSON, Gunsmithing. OLLIVER & GRAMAM, fOth strect, sold &t ewstern d glaranteud Goods Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE A(.L.\T )IY]. Joseph Schlitz Brewing MILWAUKEE BEER, Counceil Bluffs, Iowa, Harness and Saddlery. CHAS. WALTER & BRO., Middle Brondway CUAS. BEKMAN Mlitalo Broadway No, 711 Broadway, ud dealors dolivard freo. City orders to families BE, W. RUNYAN, W. BEERE Hair Goods. West Browdway C. A. BEEB! CQO,, Wholosale snd Retall Dealers in et IFURNITURE AND CROCKERY o Comrrox P Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs. H. BEECROF p '\‘ih Mal D N — i Hotels. OGDEN HOUSE. Upper Broadway L'S HOTEL, ro1 and 507 €. Meat Market E. W, TICKNOR, & Come and exam- Marble and Granite Works, CONNOR & GUANELLA, 117 Broadws; JAS. FRANEY, 472 Hro CHAS. RICE, street JOS REITER, 310 Broadwny Real Estate and Abstra KIMBALL & CHANE, opposite ourt house W. SQUIRE & CO., corticr Pearl and 15t ave Restaurant. SMITH SIMCCUEN, 404 Broadway Stoves and Tinware. R. DL AMY & €O, 600 South Main street Shirt Factory. F. F. FORD, coruer Blaff aud Willow St Undertakers MORGAN, KELLER & 0@., 516 and 347 Broad hunn‘A L, 17 Nor MRS, B, J, HILTON, M, D, . |PHYSICIAN AND SURGEOII 222 Broadwav. CovnoilBluffs. orth Main St JAM FRANEY, Merchant Tailor 372 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA Always keeps on haud the finest assortment of mat: rial for gentlemen's wear, Satistaction MKS. J. E. METCALF, Millinery, Dressmaking, Ete.--Outting and Fitting a Spedlalty, No 648 Broadway, Oppo:ite Revers House, Embroideries, and Ladies 1 mh-ru'mr. I ) hose of all &iuds, thread, pine, needlos, eto, We hope the lag wnd see our stock of woods. CHARLES RICH, Merchant Tailor. (Late Cutter for Meteslf B _.,) Devol's New Building, Main Council Bluffs, la, Suits to order §18 and upwards, _ juaranteed Lae isudkerchiefe, o8 will call Streert. . F, KIMBALL. GEO. H. CHAMP, KIMBALL & CHAMP, (Successors t0 J. P. & J. I, Cawady.) Abstract, Real Estate and Loan Brokers. - o £ abstracs books fo sll city 1ots apd. lands 1n Pobtaw.itaw! 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