Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 24, 1882, Page 6

‘ 1 oeuag gy — &=HE DAILY BEE ~COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA TUESDAY, 0CTUBEN %4 The Daily Fee. GOULGIL BLUFES, Tnasd‘y 7fiornhi:gf, 'E 24, SURSCRUTION KA TRS OMoe: No, 7 Pearl Street. Nes Bosway, MG, GRIFFIN, Manager, H W. ML™ Oty Bdirory MiO WNTIO J, Mueller's Pulace Music Hall. —H. Beeoroit hes placed a new back upon the - treet, which is an impooyeme t, ~The Rourd Tibl: will meet this even. ing at the vesi ence of H. W, Tilton, 818 Sixth avenue. wPermit to wel wan yesterday given Heory McMull v, of Crescent City, and Elizabeth Nurren, of Westn, —The new meat mark et of Shulllk Mul- len, 799 South Main street, guerantee best of meats and prompt sttention, —A fine assortment of Boots and Shoos, sufficiert to supply the demands of all, at George Blaxi n's couth Main treet. —The complaint made by Nich Daclm agsinet Charles “1ndt haa been dropoed, Arnd: having settled up satisfactory, ~Cheap Railroad tickets o all poi Bushnell. fivedoors north of post flice, relix them. Eatrauce, Main or Penrl streets, —Joseph 1ioss, the upper Broadway coover, de<ires to parchase 50,000 hooy poles Ho also wishes to employ ten extra onoers. Write to or inquire at his cooper shop —~Tho ere lit for the sttractive decira- tion of the wi dows in Mueller’s palice musle ha'l should be given to Aiss Mary Chapman, who is one of Mr. Muelier's most effi ient and popular clerks, i ~T » old relisble insur.nce company, Proox of Hutford, has lately placed their Lusine = for representation in the agency of Ol & Day, Office in Boara of Trade roomws of this city. ~ Josph Reiter makes tho Finest Snits in the ia*ect rtyicn, oL the lowest possible prices, His werchant tailoring establish is ut 31) Upper Broadway, Council — Only one Monday morn'ng drunk was brought before Judge Aylesworth out of the scores that cught w hive been, The vic im was named Cameron, and he was an concd the regulstion amount $7,60. =D M. Connril has ot his undertaking establistment & number of embalmed birds snd fowls, sn improvement over the usual stuffiuz process. He has some well- preser ved +pecimens of work done in this liue twelve years ago, —A man giving his name s Aiken ar rested by Cflicer Clovgh for beiny drunk discharged himself from the calaboose Sun lay night, by droppiog through a hole in the fl or leading to the basement, and trom thence walking ou: into free fresh air agaiu, ~S8amuel Stepney and Mat Clark, two «colored oitizens, got into a & Sunday night zow at th) transfer, and wero c-lled on yosterd.y in the ;.0 ice court to answer a charge of disturbing the peace. They pleaded not guilty, and will be heard fur. ther this af ernoon. ~Rex0 Rbinson, nlias Seymore,has been complained of for ivsulting Mme, Le Fleur, | y making unbeamly remarks about ber as she passed slong Brondway, He is to interview aud to he interviewed in tte police court to-morrow afterno.n, —Two colored boys, Ed Henry and Jim Jobnson, arrested for malicious mischief insmsshing candy jars and raising & muss in Burke's stand were yesterday before Justice Frainey, who punished them by sending each to jail for two days, ~This evening the first arrivals to the graxd lodse of Knights of Pythias are ex- pected, but themost will arrive Wednes- diy morning, The session opens Wed nesday mornmg at 10 o'clock at Castle ball, The perade will be Thursday morn. ing, sud it is desired that the business boutes +hall be appropriately decorated for that occasion, —At Jmst the calaboose in being repaired ~that is, a little, The windows are being boarded up #o as to kiep the frosty night air out a little. The best way to repair this reeking hole, however, is to burn it down and build » new one. T'he place is a disgrace and is so filthy that human be- inge, though drunk, should not be placed thereln, while men who are not drunk can kick out if they don't want to stay. —Masjor Anderson, Dr, Young, of led Oak, Attorney Genersl McPherson, Chair. man McGrew, Dr, Schewer, of Glenwood, ard others were in the city for » Sunday conference in regard to Andirson’s charces No way was seen to lighten the glocm which "has fallen over his prospects It 15 whispered thet » svggestion was made tohave bim withdraw, and a good man put in his place, but this was voted down, it being decmed too late to swap horses, Another suggestion was that An dersop should make no wnore specches, eome thinking 1hat others had better talk for bhim ‘s his own speeches do more burt than good, e — PERSONAL. ——— A.F, Goyer, of Deadwood, was at the Ogden yesterday, Dr, snd Mrs, McOune have returned from & week’s stay in Chizago, Alex Craig, of St. Jo was among yen terday’s arrivals at the Ogden, George J. Jones, a veteran in the busm- ness, and now agent for the O, D, Hess Opera company, was iu the city yester day. B. ¥. Schwartz, the agent of the Corione Merrie Makers, was in the city yesterday, arrang for the appearance of the company here next Saturday. J. H. Borden, agent for Borden & Hen- ling’s Star Comedy company, was in the city, arranging for the appearance of the cowpany here on the 9th and 10th of this ‘month, Harry H. Rue. of Ssuta Rosa, Calafor- nia, is in the ecity, and weets friends on all hands and has mapy questions to an swer concerning his father, who for years was one of Council Blufly' prominent witizens, sud in whom all feel an intersst. DEATH TO DOGS. (e Jnhuman Way in Which They Are Being Die- poxd Of, Piandod 12 thie Pound While 1h ic Howls Disinrb the Neig hborhood. Under the present ordinance the togs, whose owaera fail to pay licens: ipcn them, 'are loocked up in the yoand, and after heing kept there for v fow days are doomed to death, if it clmmed, and the additional coste paid. Itis not the ordinance itsel/ that the atizens find so mach fault with, as the manner in which the un claimed dogs are disposed of. The jound 18 locsted in the heart of the Jity, being about a block from Broad- vay, jost south of the city buildi The howling of the dogs when hungry forms no delightful music, but it is a yweot harmony to the sounds which proceed from the pound when the work of slaughier is going on. The first lot doomed to doath were xecuted by beiug shot. Those who had taken ths contract for killing and burying the dogs at twenty-five conts each, wers poor markemen, and blazed away at the unfortunate canines, fow of the bullets striking any vital parts, and the poor dogs, runaing about whining, moaning and howling, until it seemed as they were being literally tortured to death by inchos. The bullets not having the desired effect, the finish of the work was with clubs, and the club then superseded the ficearms in the follow ing massacres. The last killing was done with clubs altogether, Ina few cases a well directed blow caused death speedily, but in others the dogs were pounded, and pounded, their torments csusing them to howl unul many outsidera and those living in the neighborhood wero almost as much tortured through eympathy as were the dogs themselves. One poor dog who was left for dead proved the next morning to be still alive, 1t is claimed still further by scme eouversant with tho facts that some young boys are allowed to participate 10 the slavghter, some as eye-witnesses and others as actual participants, and some parents hive been greatly shocked by having their youngsters return home with startling declara iions of how they helped kill the dogs If this is 80 it 18 needless to comment on the demoralizing influence upon the youths who share in such proceedings. Even dogs, numorous as they are, have some rights which the brute-man should respect, and such needless cru- olty shonld be stopped at once. If those whisa duty it 18 to slay the dogs cannot devise any epeedier and surer methods thau those afforded by poor marksmanship with a rovolver or bratal pounding with a club the dogs had better be allowed to run, ROWDYISH ROW. Suvdey Night Made Hideous By Whisky sud Muscie on Broadway There were several broils Sunday night, one at the beer garden, one at the trausfer, and two big ones on Broadway, The one near Pearl street drew 4 large crowd aud the most filthy talk and profane language was used, making night hideous indeed, and though the racket kept.up for some twenty minutes or more, no officers appeared and no attempt was made to quiet the same or disperse the crowd. L tec there was another row at John Nicholson's saloon, in which a number took part and several got marks of blood. No arrests were made, how- ever, at the time or immediately after- wards Officer Morse, whose beat lay along there, and Officer Brooks, who is on Main street, claim to have been off after the darkeys who had a row at the lower end of town, Theother officers on duty at the other end of town claim to have heard nothing of the rows However this may be, there were no stars twinkling about, and many citi- zeus were disgusted at the fact that such scenes could be kept up for so long & tiwe on the main street of the city, without a single attemnt to quiet it. Yesterdsy morning informations were filed against John Nicholson, Jack Shields, George Gerspachor, Charles Groves, Ei. Phillips, John Mack, and Cary, and several of these were arrested, but if their stories are to be believed the police arrested the wrong ones, They will have hearings this morning. ———— Economy: A fortune_may be spent in using inef fectual medivinos, when by applyin a) THOMAN KoLECTINO O1, & speody —an economical cure cun be eflxulmf. T cuses of sheuwatirm, lame back, bonily ailments, or pains of every description, it sffords imstant relief, R A MOTHER'S CRIME. The Ghastly Eviaence of Infanticide Comes to Light. Yesterday forenoon a horrible rev- elation of infanticide was made, the body of a new born babe being found in a privy vault on Pierce street in what is known as ‘“‘rotten row,” A little girl first saw 1it, and reporting the fact to her mother, the latter went to the police station and informed Chief Field. Tae ohief in company with the city clerk and Tur Bee man repaired to the spot, and found it to be true. The body of the little one was removed to Morgan's undertaking establishment, and there an imquest was held, in which John Dann, O Wealey, and Mr. Jentry served as jurors. There wes little learned by the inquest wore than what 18 glven above, exoept what light was given by Dr. Beybert, who made » bperied post wortem eXamination, ] dootor gave it as his opinion that child had been dead six or eight dayk; that it had probably breathed after being boru, and that it was apparently a wulattq. There were no marks of vio- lvney found upon the body. Mra. Hasty who lives near the place where the body was found says that sbout a week ago, on ona rainy day, wo women came into the lot, and re mained for some time in the outhouss The next day there were some ind ca jons that scme wrong had been done, there beivg some maarks of blood, bu w the place was in a horribly filthy ondition, littl« attention was paid t. t except to haye a general scrubbing mt, Who these women were no one sema to know, and hence no very definite clue arose from this. The police are at work on some v her cluvs, and it is barely possible that 1t may yet come to light who the ieartless mither was that has thus muidered her innocent ¢ ffspring. This is the third case of materna! heartlessness vhich has ocourred here within a few weeks Ona left her child at the depot, and the Jittle thing now lies under the ground, as the re sult of neglect and desertion. An- other left her babe at a hotel, to b cared tor by stranve hands. Now © mes to licht a third who has delib- erately murdered her babe. It is to be hoped that the last of these at leas may be brought to justice. The chili thus tound so foully murdered was & Iarge and apparently healthy boy, quite light colored, but having some of the African type in his features, It scoms nothing leas than deliberate in- fanticide could have led to the dath The Stabbing Affray. Tur Bee yesterday ohronicled the fact that & woman had been brought to her home Nob,, having, in & row at that place, been qnite seriouely stabbed by an irate feminine, who was su inmate ot thesame house. bere from Fremont, The wourdes, which cunsist of a cut in the shoulder aud ovne in the breast, are not proving as serious as at first cupposed, but are atill suffi cient to coufine her to her house. The woman being respeotably connected here and having a child, whom she desires to shield trom any shame, it is doubtiul whether she will prose cute her assailant, all' concerned de- siring to rvoid undue publicity. The followire commuunication con cerning the affair has been reccived correcting THE BEE'S acconnt of the aff\ir in some minor respects: To The Editor of Tir B It is nota young Williams girl that got stabbed, bu arcied woman, and &8s to the landilady ring them out of doors, it i3 an untroth, The stabing was done in the houe, There was no v]\urrelingl TThis is by the party most concerned, wi- ing to contradict the statement of Tug Bek of the 23d, Fortunoes Mrs, M. P, or Farmers and Me~ chavios. Thousands of dollars can be saved by using proper judgment in taking care of the health of yourself and fawily, 1f you are bi ious, have sallow complexion, poor appetite, low and depressed rpirits, and generally debilitetad, do not delay & mo- ment, hut go at ouce; and procure a bot- tle of thuse wonderful Electric Bitters, which never fail to cure, and that for the trifling rum of fifty cents,—|Tribune. Sold by C. F. Goodman. Republican Township Convention.ii The republicans of Kane township will meet in mass convention at the court houte in Council Bluffs, this evening, Uctober 24, 1882, av 7:30 p. ., for the purpose ot placing in nomination one candidate for town- ship clerk, one candidate for township trustee, three candidates for justice ot the peace, and three candidates for constable, to be voted for at the ensu- ing election. By order of the republican tewnship ocentral committee. Cnas M. Hagy, Chairman, poxtin dind oAl i More universally recommended than any proprietary medicine made, A sure and reliablo tonic, Brown's Iron Bitters. - Appoivtments. Special Dispatch to Tiie Brx. WasniNoToN, October 23. — The president has appointed Thomas A, Canfield, of Minnesots, John 8, Pille- bury, of Minnesota, and Waterman mith, of New Hampshire, a com1ais- sion to examine aud report upon fifty additional miles of railroad construct- ed by the Northern Paacific THE JEANNETTE INQUIRY. At the opening of the Joeannette court inquiry this morning Lientenant Danenhower continued his narrative from the preparations made for the boat journey after the sinking of the Jeannette. o Hopin ainst Hope Special m-prwhfo:: [ 4 New Yurk, October 23.—Accord- ing to reports at the state republican headquarters the fight for the Sara- toga ticket has assumed a botter as- Feot for the republicans during the ast wook and assuraices are ssid to have been received from different parts of the state of a change in feel. ing and many indications are discover- ed of a determination on the part of the republicans to make an efiort to avert the disaster of defeat. T'he im- portance of securing the assembly is thoronghly appreciated now, and the stato committee will see to it that none of the speakers who are on the road and addressing meetings will fail to remind their hearers of that fact, and of the other important fact that the democrats are pushing forth al their efforts and money to obtain con- trol of the Forty-ei hth congress, s e The Walking Mania. New York, October 23 —Score— Rowell 02, Noromac 57, Hart Herby 64, Fizgerald 54, Parchot b4 Viut 49, 3 p. m,—8core: Hughes, 104; Ha. zel, 100; Rowell, 93; Noremac, 89, Hart, 90; Fitzgerald, 88; Herty, 85; Panchot, 84; Vint, 74, — — — The Jersey Lilly. Special Dispatch to Tun Brx New Yok, October 23,— Mrs, Langtry arrived this morning, and drove immediately to the hotel, where she was seen by a reporter, and ex- prossed satisfaction at being in New York, “It reminds me so much of Pari she #aid; “‘and the flowers are wsthetically beautiful.” Mrs. Langtry will uot go out to-day, but will attend the theater in the evening. Mrs, La Bouchere is Mrs. Langtry's chaper- one. Bucklin's Arnica Baive, The Best SaLve in the world for Oute, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, balt Rheum, Fe ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil blains, Crns, and all skin eruptions, and ve positively cures piles, It is guaranteed to satisfactfon & s gey refunded 25 conts per cx, #or sale by O, ¥ MNicodmsn IOWA ITEMS, The Rinegold coun'y snpervisors have just purchased a 210-acre farm for 250 for & poor farm. A Des Moines woman_hne sued rix slovn men in that city for £5,000 each for selling liquor to her husb ina. A young man nam-d Pesv had his face blown fall of pewder and his cyes put out whils onling witha wun in Dubuque on Wednesday, I'he report of the grand macter of the grand lodge 1, 0, 0. F, made to that boily in Cedar Rapids on Wedresday, showe: that ten lod e were juted curing 1881, and eighteen during the past year. Godfried F. Clefisch, an old resident of Jiffers n township, in Da uque county, wan killed m the Wadeon branch of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad 0 . Monday night, by beiog stiuck by the cars, A young man named Gill, who lives in Des Muines, huw recontly -uccessf ly st len rigs from Chariton and fiom Des aloines, and hus escaped with them botn He tiavels under the aliases of Miller and Thompson, Tno Ladependenco Conrervative of the 18th kays A, B D ckey fell feom a load of wood several da » +go He got up and walked to the house and in sbou. rix hours was taken with interual pans and oied the next day The First Methodist Episcopal church in Des Moines was siruck by iightoiog on the 15th and narrowly eseaped demolish. ment, The eteepls was damaged, but Iightoing-rods for oncs served » good pur yose, and the lizhtni was conructed ¢ the ground, where it dug a hole severa, feet deep. A rapidly reyolving puley cavght the 5 year-ul\ son of Philiip Doe r, at hw father's wood factory in Duhuqus, by the clothing on Wednesd sy, as the ud was en- dewvoring to adjust & belt, He was whirled around twenty times and fatal, hurt., Liter 1 eports show the liabilitias of the Monroe county ban< to be $140,000, The failure wiil ruin the futher Cashier Miller, Un Monday more forged notes taraed up, and t. amouat of the known forgeries is ! M is yuaided by (hree men, citewent is iutense. ‘Waat Constivutes Larceny. New York Times, It bas finally been determived by the court of appeals that & person who couverts to his own use money or ar ticlea iutruated 10 him for a specific purpose is guity of lsrceny, The vencrally ascepted theory has been that such a person commitied a mere breact of trust, and could not be pun- ished criminally fur it. This theory grew out of a supp:sed affirmation by the court of appeals of a decision in iz Eogland in the case of the quesn agast Thomas, Ia that case the de feudant converted to his own use & quida intrusted to him to havo it cnanged. Justice Ouleridge held thar, as the owner of the cvin dia not expect to recieve it back, he had divested himseif of its entire pos- session, and therefore Thomas, to whom it wus givon for the purpose of having it changed, did not sreal it In thesummer f 1881 Robert Robinscn went into the sal,on of Heury Hen- derson, in Sixth avenue, near Tweniy- sixth street, avd took some refresh- ment, in psyment for which he hand- ed Henderson a tweuty dol goid piece. Honderson suid he had no change, and Robiuson responded, “Go and get some.” Leaving his siloon, Hencerson went to & gambling house and jost the coin at play. He was soon afterward arrestec, and in the court of special sessions, befoie Justice Morgan, Kilbreth, and Fismmer, was convicied of larceny aund sentenced to the penitentiary for three months. His counsel, Mr. Wiliam F Kintziog, procured his re- lease on bail, j@ di gan appeal to the supreme court, gsueral term., Bcfore the general terw Mr, Kuntzing argned that Henderson was net gmliy of lar- ceny; that Robinson bad given up all claim avd right to the twenty-dollar gold picce, and that Heuderson’s consersion to his own use of the coin and its proceeds was a mere breach of trast. District Attorucy McKeon contecded that Robinson haa purted only with the immediate pos session of the con snd not with the full possession of and property in if, and that therefore Hencerson was properly couvicted of larceny. The general term, Chief Justice Noah Davis writing its opinion, decided that no larceny had been committed, and that Henderson must be released. The sentiment of the court, as expressed in the opinion, was that the offense committed was lareeny, but the de cision was based upon the theory that the court of appeals, in the case «f Hildebrand aganst the people, had offirmed the ruling offered in the Q wen against Thomas to be the law of this state, Although Henderson was discharged and escaped from the control of the authorities, District Attorney McKeon carried the case up to the court of ap- peals, where he argued that, as Hen derson had taken the coin with a crim inal intent to steal it, he was guiliy of larceny, This view has been take: by the court «f appeals, aud is ex- pressed in an opinion written by As sociate Jusiice Tracy snd concurred in by the entire bench, SilMivan & Fitagerald, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, - PROVISIONS, Crockery, Glassware, BOOTS, SHUES, ETC Also agenta for the fofiowing lines of Steamship Companies : Cunard, Anchor, Guion, American, and Btay Steamship Gompanies DR AFTS s | Por sale on th oyal Ran ' of Ireland and Bauk of Ireland, Dublin. Those wk o Intend to send fo) friends to sy part of Europe will 8ud 1 t0 thel, oberest to call on Bullivan & Fitzgerald, AGENTS, 343 Broadway, Council Blufs MRS, R, J, HILTON, M, D,, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 222 Brosdwav Connoll,Blaffs. 1D NDMUNDRON, K. L BHUGART, 4. W. BTRERT, Presido t, Vice-Pres't. Cashler, CITIZENS BANK Of Uouncil Bluffs. Orgaulzed uader sbe law of the State of ows Paid up capital . Authorized capiial Laterest paid ou time deposita. Dratts lssued on the principal citios of the United Btates aud Europe. Special attention given to collections and correspoudetico with prowpt returns, DIRKCTORS. J.D.Edmundeon, E. L. Shugart, J. T.Hart, WAW. Wallaco, ' J. W Rodter, 1 A Miller AW, Steeh, fyidu |GOUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAI WOTICES. HARKNESS, GKCUTT & G0, NOTIC Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent Wante, Roarding, eto,, will be inserted in thi olumn at the ow rate of T ENTS PE LINE for the fiest (nsertion and FIVE CENT: PER LINE for ench subsequent insertior Uoave v ortisemonts % our office, No, 7 ial advertisements, anc Poncl et near Rradway, - — ~1 " AND A RPi , i ~ ‘ ANTED Two_ood gifl immedia ely, En o quiccst K. . House, 8. Main ~t. yV FANTED At once, four Iath re. © quire at the M. L% Restaurant, corner of Broadway and | t street, of F. J. Stom er. Broadway, and Fourth Street., Council Bluffs, Iowa VW ANTED-A conk it the Western house o Up er Fro dway at once, VW ASTED=A aker, « eord men _ne eh unders ards hie biiineas. T qvire of Bill Tl 108 vea way consi BUSS | pargdm 7 ANTFD—A o0 e find o g0t plaes W st 7R, cor, Gthave, and 7th €6 Mra A Wilver, \'\f\" TED—A gnn hav aton 15n- 12 year of ace ' Stonhilhera ‘aemi ure fan ~r J. MUELLER'S Headquarters For the Cele- brated Weber Pianos, Toys and Fancy Goods| Wholesale and Retail, Address, A wtmation aa hesad and ¢ ke q e at Py off AT ANTED - A L ¥ \ ANTFD A 4 a small family, enquire A ANTEE--5 0 build nes t ) move, We make VY “Wipedi ity of n vi g hotses and_safos Adriks W, P, Ayleswori, X 879, Connell s, L. N/ SRIBD—Bwsiyoody in Counsl Biule & WV 6o ke i i cont por_ wook, Gt uversd by carrio , No 7 Poarl Btreel near Srondway. ANTED—To buy 100 broow SO \v For particuiars address Council Biufi sroon Factory. Counoll Blufs, lowa ABK-201 p B 7, i For Ssie una Kent ENT—Furnished rooms #o rent, with [y board, at 736 Mynster stroet. board U I-LLER 3.5 per week. ocutiz-1 h ) 0O H e otte ou firt flor O L HEN - ) W 34 Pearl ctr ot Fou K hous | Fr. HMAYNE & ¢ HabrpH A very po st ewy buit Mlinst. T m rossmable A No. 4 Pearl stroct. DeR Ll resi ots, €60 COUNCIL BLUFFS, " cach novbing down, and 83 per anth only, AYO! VAUGHAN : I I: G !!"H - ]na L - R Miscelisneous. FOAREST A furnisied houss wih thew o ui_collar il Cicrs, Dear Broas way, No 20, N Fightb str s » T1LL AH Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 new accessor es and sp.cimens of piotures h ta enb the re fabie gelatine vrou ido process, MEAIDE: TETIE W EST. Bluff and Willow Sreets, Couneil Bluffs, B. HAGG & CO. n curo any case of sore 1t ia only DEALERS IN GEISE'S BOTTLED BEER, trom three tc five wocks- it nakes . no differ e - MADE FHO 1 1HE ARTESIAN Wi LL WATER, how long diseascd. Will straighten cross operato and remove Ptyreginms, otc., and inbert artificial oyes Bpecial” attontion to re moveing tadeworms apb-tf Gouncil & luffs Business Directory. Art Gallery. Excelsior photograph ga ler Instantaneous pr. coss, outh Main St. ALSO AGEN '8 FOR THE CELEBRATED BUDWGIGE R BIEEBER Orders filled in any part f the cify. Orders by tel E. R. STEINH|LBER, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF Bathing House: Glenn ave. er“‘n;'l'l.'DLl:\', Bethesda Bathing House, 5 CUPB)ARDS AND SAFES, We make the following a specialty: WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES, POPLAR OPEN WASHSTAND: WALNU ' BREAKFAST TABLES, PO’ LAl W RDROBES, -3 POPLAR BREAKFAST TABL POPLAR CUVBOARDS, WALNUT \VAILDRUBEH, POPiI. AR SAFES, WALNUT OPEN WASHSTANDS, #ZMail orders and correspondence promptly attended to. Office and Manufactory 8. E Cor. 7th Ave. and 12th Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA MORGAN, KELLER & CO, TUTNDERTARERS. The finest quality and larest stock west of Chioago of wooden and metalio cases, — | it endod to st all hours: W defy competitinn in quality of Goods or priens, Our Mr. Morgan Fas served as undertaker for forty years and thoroughly undes his business, ~ WARKROOMS, 846 AND 857 BROADWAY, D“{Ip%:l:w:nzn ;ll: ‘ele- — allits branches promptly attended to; slso carpet-laying snd lambi graphic and mail orders filled without delay. e kvanle Dry Aoods CONRAD GEISE'S HARKNESS, ORCUTT & 0., Broadway- and " Eggs Shipper. : “.= BREWERY & MALT B A e AL R EHOUSH, Council Bluffs, - - - lowa. Furniture Etore, Beer and p alt n any quan‘its'to sul’ purchasors, Beer €5.00 per barrel. Private tami.ies sup- plicd w th s 1 hug 8k §1.00 eac , cel vered free of of argo to any part of the city. ottling Works East Pierce St. Books and Stationery. __ H. E.SEAMAN, Middle Broadwny. Baks. @ OFFICER & PUSEY, corer Broadway aud 5th reet, ITIZENS' BANK, 5th street. Broom Factory. MAYNE & CO., avenue A, and 6th St. Cigar Manufacturers. TEMPLETON & LAMB, 232 Broadway. F. R, LEVIN, 303 Broadway. L. BOEKHOFF, 531 Main 8t. Ccal. A. H. MAYNE & CO., 34 Pear] St. Gooper. S8, 615 East Broadway. Pearl 8t. Gunsmithing. OLLIVER, & GRAIAM, Gth strect. Goods s0ld avBastern prices and guaranteed. e P ET E RSO N & LA RSO N’ Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE: AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company's Celebrated MILWAUKEE BEER, No, 711 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa. Orders from the zountry olicited City orders to families and dealers deliver d free, % Harness and Saddlery. CHAS. WALTER & BRO., Middle Broadway. CHAS. BEKMAN, 534 Middlo Broadway. Hair Goods. 8, D. A. BENEDICT. 337 West Broadway, 5. J. J. GOOD MR 3 0D, 20 fith strect. 230 Broadway, South Main St. W. RUNYAN, C. A. BEEBE & CO,, Wholessle and Ketall Dealers in rondw ay .+ |FURNITURE AND CROCKERY — | Wos, 217 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs, JAM S8 FRANEY, Merchant Tailor 372 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA Alway sjgggge onhaud the {no.t mortment of mat rial for gontlemon's wear. Batisfaction guaranteed MKS. J. E. METCALF, Millinery, Dressmaking, HEte.-~Cutung and Fitting a Spediaity, No 618 Liroadway, Oppo. ite Revere House, o Extatoand Absract. | Laces, Embroideries, and Ladies Underwear. OO copposite court hotse. . | Handkerchiets, hoso of all kinds, thread, pius, noedles, ote. We. bope the ladies will call LK & ) a and see our stock of yoods. A. BEEBE, W. BEEBE Hotels, OGDEN HOUSE. Upper KIEL'S HOT) bo1 Meat Maj E. W, TICKNOR, 536 Broadv sy, Millinery. J. J. BLISS, 528 Broadway. Come and exam- ine for yourse MRS, METCALF, 548 Broadway. Marble and Granite Works. CONNOR & GUANELLA, 117 Broadway. Merchant Tailors. JAS. FRANEY, 872 Broadway CHAS, b ol's building, h 5th and Main street. JOS REITER, 810 Broadway Restaurant. e el e (OFT A RLES RICKH, Stove: 7 e Merchant Tailor. (Late fllllve.r !ur’Mew B "), Devol’'s New Building, Main Bluffs, la, $18 and upwards, nd Tinware. 500 South Main street Shirt Factory. F. F. FORD, coruer Bluff and Willow St Streer. Undertakers, MORGAN, KELLER & CO., 310 and 17 Broad. J. F, KIMBALL. - GEO, H, CHAMP, KIMBALL & CHAMP, (Successors 80 3, P. & J. N, Cassady.) Gynacology Off i B a Abstract, Real ‘ Estgt?' a“ng M.Lodalr":m E';S.'.‘fi.’.'ff o0 106 Uppor Brondvay, |t o S S s L Pl B e Council Bluffs, - - Towa. |5t bien bopoue to vt howe * ) e J 7 North Md! DR. C. J. CLARK, Twenty-four years experience in practical way . M. CONNEL DRY GOODS 3