Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 26, 1882, Page 6

% ¥ 1'HE DAILY BEE-~COUNCIL BLUFF [OWA THU&SDAY, OCTUBEN 26 ‘GOUKCIL BLUFFS. Thuraday Moraing, Oct. 26 SUBSURIPTION RATES: Oserier, = = - - = 90 .contsper week Wil 105 per Vear OMoe: No. 7 Pearl Street, Near Broadway M. G GRIFFIN, Manager, H. W TILTON, Oty Bditor.t* MEN FIONS, TMINO «J, Mueller's Palace Musio Hall, ~The plowing season has began on Broad way, —Last night Vick Roberts' Humpty Dumpty company appeared at Dohany's, ~The Congregationalists hold a s cial this evening at the instituts for the deaf and damb, ~Thais evening the Baptiats hold a pumpkin sosial at the residence of H., K. Beaman, on Bancroft stecet. ~The new mest market of Shull/& Mul- len, 799 South Main street, guerantee best of meats and prompt attention, —A fine assortment of Boots and Shoos, sufficient to supply {the demands of all, at George Blaxin’s routh Main ctreet, —Cheap Railrond tickets to all pointe, Bushnell, fivedoors north of postoffice, +ells The Daiiy Bee | GALLANT. KNIGHTS. They Gather in Goodly Num- bers aud the Grand Lodge | Opens Duy. The Doings of the Day and the Pre~ gramme for To-Day. | Yesterday wan the opening one «f the grand lodge of Towa, Kunights o' Pythias. Some of the representatives arrived Taesday night, others came in yesterday moruing and the incoming trains were met by the reception com mittee, who with music by the Boys' baund escorted the visi'ing Knights te Castle hall. The Davenport delega- tion was a large one and was accom- panied by Strass’ band, Castle hall was beautifully decorated and its ex terior was adorned with the colors of the order, and with the flags. The grand lodge opened yesterday morning in Castle hall, b.ing called to order by the grand chancellor, E H. Hib ben, at 10 o'ciock, All the grand officers answered to roll call except J A. Vincent and H. Wheeler, they not having arrived. Tae committeo on oredontials, as appotated, consisted of E_J. Abbott, Julius Eckhart and O. L. Root On motion of Supreme V. C. John them. Katran-e, Main or Pearl streets, —$sturday afternoon litile Corinne%and her Merrie Makers appear at Doh iny's in “The Magic Slipper,” and in tho e rening in “Bijoun.” —Joseph Koss, the upper Broadway oooper, desires to purchase 59,000 hoop poles Ho also wishes to employ ten extra ooopers, Write to or inquire at his cooper shop —Joseph Reiter makes the Kinest Suits in the latest st;les, at the l.west possible prices. His merchant tailoring establishe ment is at 310 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs, —David Free and Ed L'ncoln, two youth of color, was arrested for having a little mill, They were fined yesterday, the former for bsing drunk and the latter for disturbing the peace. —~Constable Rosecrans, who fiiled to got the nomination for constable at the re- publican township convention, asserts that his defoat wi used by ballot box stuff- ing, He says he will not only run inde- pendent, but wi 1 vote for Pusey. —Clark, the shadowless scribe of Tne Nonpareil, was 8o overcoms by receiving the nomination «f town clerk, that in re. wporting the proceedings of the cnvention he got McFadden nominated for constable, instead of Clatterbuck, —~Rev, R, F. C yle has decided to ac- cept the call to the pastorate of the Pres. byterian church of this city, a decision which will be indeed gratifying to many in this\city, in addition to thuse immediately concerned in that church, Fo expects to enter upon his duties here about the first of December. —Yesterday Officer Cusick arrestel a colored man named George Nash, who is wanted at Des Moines on a charge of breaking open a car there and stealing some flour about three months ago, City Marshal Smith, of that city, arrived here Van Valkenburg, Bro. L. A Bers- man, of No. 17, representing Tae Daity Bre, was appointed as the official reporter of the proceedings. The followng standing commitves were then appointed Returos and Credeatials K, J, Ahbo t, Julivs Kckhart, G, L. Root, Fionace-~1', D, Walker, Al Hilbut, J, D TLaws. M leage-G. W. Hampton, A. J, San- tee, E, P, Taompson Appeals snd Grisvances—John Cameron, Chas Weriz, U, M, Fuiton, P, D. Win. ship, T. R Gabrath, harter snd B, -Lawa—J. D, Huil, 8, P, Ayers, A J. Balker, Tiaws and Sapervi.ton—John W. Groon, W. A. Greer, B. W, Dunc n. State of the Urder —Joun Van Valken. bergs G. R. Strabble, Albert Head, ‘oreign _Correspo. dence—W, M. Glon- ny, Sett N wman, R. G, Goodwin, stitutional “Amendments—J. A, Pickler, W. R Graham, John C. Loper, Thoe followiug cases of appeal were presented and relerred to the appro- priate commivtees: Chris, Timm vs. Davenport, lodge No. 50. F. 201. Roberts va. Gem City lodge, 0, 21.° George P, Neal ve. Liberty lodge, No. 22, Gom Oity lodge, No. 21, ve. H, W, Dodd. Thirty-four applicationa for charters wero presented and rforred Bro. W. R. Vaughan, as president of the executive committee, extended an invitation to the grand lodge mem- ers to attend a grand parade at 10 o'clock a. m. to-day, and a banquet and ball in the eveuing, the invitation being in behalf of the local lodgos, No=. 17, 40, 61 and 52, Tae grand chancellor’s report showed 34 new lodges organized snd 4 5ld ones revived, and a gain in mem bership of 2,000. The treasury was reported as never in better condition. ‘The report of the grand keeper ot records and seals showed a like in~ crease in the growth of the order. tecday 8d $00K the prisoner i obarge, Both reports were referred to proper committees. —George Keeline has made some great| On motion an invitation was ex- Improvewents In the old Rovinson prop- | tended to J. H. Wheeler, P. G, 0., erty, rocently boujht by him. A two-|of Kansas, to take a seat in thegrand story adlition has been built and the in- | lodge, and a committee of two ap- terior of the old part all torn out and fitted | pointed to conduct him to the lodge. up anew. It has been finely remodeled| The comamittes on printing re- and plastered unew in fino style, with|Poried favorably to having the work tieavy cornices, 1t being the work of C, E, 400 at Bishop Bros., Barlington, Dawson. The residence is teing trans.| ‘po formed Into ono of tho best fn theity. | po ot & ,"i'_"’,fr‘fl;'("‘f‘fi_fi:l,’:":‘.‘. —At the Ogden houge office yesterday | introduced by P. G. C. Van Valken- there was on exhibition the beautiful ban. | burg and J. W, Green ner belonging to Damon lodge No. 90, K.! Jno. Van Valkenburg presentod his of ¥, Davenport, 1t is certainly one of | resignation as supreme representative, the richest ever seen here, being of heavy | having been elected Supreme G. O, #ilk, richly wrought with bullion, sresent- | 80d the grand chancellor lppointed.lu ing the +hield and other emblems of the [l the vacancy P. G."O. Julius orlor, whils on tho roverso sde 1 chrou. | 1ePDO: of Heravalltown. This ap. ctad I ottors of Gold the faot that 1t was | don, as ho has won hia way. to tho Presented to the hwnights October 11, 1882, | foamont rauk of worthy Knights in by their wives and daughters. this state, and is not only an earnest —Officer Sterling found at the North. | and enthusiastic worker, but is a man we:tern depot, Tuesday nig! t, a woman, a | whose ability will cause him to fill steanger here, who was sick and in so ter- | well the important position by which rible a condition that the unjust suspicion | he has been honored, and to which he waa aroused that possibly she was the un. will surely do honor. He receives on natural mother who 8o cruelly disposed of | 1! 8ides earnest and houest congratu- hor babe the other day, Sho was taken to | 1*408% iid bis friends have no foar AP R e el ut that their high expectations of him will be fally met. amination, revealing the fact that she was | ~ b e e 'he report of the grand chancellor, A more siokening | ¢, B Hibben, of Marshalltown, shows ©ase has not fallen under bis observation, | that the order is wonderfully prosper- he says, the woman having evidently had | ous in this state, and the increase in mocare. Bhe was removed to the county [ strength and numbers is due largely house for tr eatment and attention, to_him, though he modestly avoided —Officer Morvejarrested & man who gave | B¥ing anysuch inference in his sposch, his pame av Thomas Cazl, and who was When he entered upon the duties of boustly, filthy druuk, Yesterday morniug | 50 cfties in_Febraacy, 1881, thoro cho fellow was o0 strongly perfumod as the | tharg are 3,600, Tae fitat lodge in- zesult of his debauch that he could not be | rituted i Tuos- brought into court without driving the d.:. uigh.b ‘,h'i',','..gv::cf KUW ,;1;";1 court out. The piisoner was allowed to|ing organized at Dennison with twen. step into the back yard while the junge, [ ty-one charter wembers, comprising standing at the upper window, tiiel the | the leading men of that place, Gov- case a8 speedily as possible and awseesed | ernor Sherman was prescnr, and after the fine of 87.60. The prisoner had only | berforming some work the lodge ad- about half this amount in case, but was | journed to hear his spoech, and then allowed to go.cn bl promise to pay tho | Femet for "‘“h “";: ing '“:‘l;‘ l;l‘hi- fi 5 . | new Ige a8 been nam ‘Dow- 2098 hokus Cuts. Moe, bk ggmclen’ b Q1 RRS M0 160 BRAC L Do late grand K. of R and 8. of Ohio, Joseph Dowdall, of Col ~THe Bix struck a big sensation yes: | who l:vu lfi: gmml‘7 K. gl“‘l‘:?‘:‘n' .n; terday in the form of a policemsn who for [ of Ohio. The organization of this eight years had not even wet bis lips, |lodge provented Grand Chancellor much less his throat, with whisky, wine or | Hibben from being here that even- beer, He didn't drink gin either, His |ing, but he wason hand with usual story of his last drunk was that the spirit- | Promptness yosterday, full of enthu- ual inspiration eaused him to remember au | 8188m and wide awake for work, old gradge agafust & German saloon kevp. t’{g‘d,'o{ the atreot parade, beginning er, and golog to his place to cet revenge, | 1 0 0;1!,"!‘1 be Thi of the most tho Teuton le1 before bis avenging wrath. | Hho ooy parorer; | 3lis ovening is Stivpiog off his coat and vest, turning |0 Fe0d banquet and bali down his collar and turning up hys sleeves, be jumped up on the bar and paced back* | (earge ¥, Taylor, P, B, It., of Colum. :m-:: :}’t dflfldufi’:fimfl: 8 hour o | bus, Oblo, i+ oue of the noble Knights now Finding that be did not coue back, he left | 18 the city. home, and on arriving there was chided | H, N, Wheeler, a manufasturers’ whole. for m’ l;i:“u:: I‘I:t::r.fln uffl" .Y";"_f £08 | salo agent, of Denison, Towa, was in the PERSONAL. first time he bad ever spoken thusinsulting. | city yesterday. to the old man, and when he s bered 600 gl e, aid whew he s b Matthew H. Peters, of Watseka, i where the old man lay sick, and not only | ¢ditor of the Iroquois County Times, has lwhvllddl::n pledged Ihudold man that | been visiting friends bere for a day or two, w au o would drink no m behasnot. “| R Nisbet, of Janesville, Wis., was in More universally recommended | 18 6ity yesterdav, in the interests of a than any proprietary medicine made, | %0 planter manufactured at that place, A sure and reliable tonic, Brown's| F. B. Fegan, M, Allmeyer, J, L, Jron Bitters, | Brown, Frank Voorbies, G, W, Young A | nnd R, 3. Wilkon, of Fairfield, Town, are in the city, F SHIAG FUOR FAC S An Trvestigation Mede of Young Wil- tow's Unee, and He Congents to Return 10 the County House, The publication in yesterdsy’s Bre of the experiences related by young Wilson, who remained a short time at the courty house, attracted the atton- tion of the aathoritics, who yesterday went at the task of investigating. The summing up as stated by one in an- thority is to 1he ¢ffect that the caure of all the trouble was a little inability on the part of the man in charge of %10 connty house, and a little nervous ness on the part of the by, The litter denies that he threatened the sick boy if he did not gt out of bed and go to work chopping wood, ete., but that intry. g to get the boy to eat something he toid him that he must cat 80 a8 to get strong enough to go to work again. As to the boy being obliged to sleep in the iusane department, it was said that he had so many vermin on him that he was put in a building intended for such a purpose, but not ocoupied IOWa ITEMS, Three valuable horses belonging to Jobn | 8, Garrigan, of Dabuqne, wete poi oned by nome despisable wretch on Wednesday night, A calfin Byron township, B county, helonging to & man named has five legs, The farmers about Mt Pleasant are breediug (German carp in their ponds, with much succs &, w9 1. Cook, n boy 12 years old, has disapy eared fean his home, eight miles worth of Sheldon, John P, McGranahan, of Iadependence, has been arrested and held ou 750 bajl £.x committing a felonious a sault on Angusta Persk+, a girl 16 years old. McGranaban is marr ed, The 80,000 bushels elevator av MeGragor was moved two miles by rail on Sunday last and placed on new foundations without being injured, A wad accident ocenrred at Walnut, thirty five miles we t of Clinton, on Wed. nesday afternoon, Two children, daughe ter of K. Kalley aud 3.year-)ld son of G ay ton Knight, were struck hy s train and were both killed, Eoconomy. A fortune may be spent in using inef- foctual medicines, when by applying I HoMAS' FoLrotito O1L n speedy and economical cure can be eff cted. 1o o ses of 1henmatism, lame back, 1 0'ily ailments, or puins of every description, it affords instant relief «s such at present, and thar being foghtencd by the windowa having bare, he thought he was ia jiil, and henco ran away and came back to town, ‘I'ne officiala talked to the boy yes terday aud promised him thet he should b well taken care of if he would return to the county house and thut he would not bs made to work until he was able to go out and work for himeolf. The boy reluctantly con- sented to give the county house an- other trial. —_———ee & Mirabile Diotu **Your SpRin F SOM is & success, I certain y thin. 1t «flovts wonderful; all the dy-peptic simptoms I complaived of have vanished; my wife is also enthusi- astic in praise of it; she was disfigured by blotches and pimples on her face, and had a continuous headache. She is all right now aud all unsightly nrurtlonl have gone, You may refer any doubting parties to me. “R. M. WILLIAMSO) k Street, buff, SimAetste THE OLD STORY. One of the Numerous Smiths Pays Heavlly for Learning the Con- fidence Game. Yesterday morning a young man named Swmith, in company with his mother, arrived in this city from Pike county, Missouri, intending to go hy the first train to Sacramento, While waiting at the tranafer they formed the acquaintauce of an old man, who was also going to Cilifornia, or at least said he was. They chatted together for almost an hour, and then the old man preposed to young Smith that as it was rather tedious waiting there they should take a walk up town. On the way, betweon the trausfer and the Dcovers’ hotel, they were met by a young man who saluted the old man with, *‘See here, Craw ford, I've got to have the charges on that baggige of yours.” The old man said he had nothing but a check, which he was just going to get cash- ed. The creditor would not take the check, and give back the balance in cash, and wouldn’t wait. The old man innocently ssked young Smith to accommodate him with $25, Certain- ly. Then the victim was induced to 2o back to the depot and look after the old man's baggage while the latter went to get the money on the check. OF course he didn’tmaterializeafter that. The young Smith spent some time in hunting for | ¥ the old man, but all in vain, For u- nately he had a little money left, and his mother had enorgh more to meet the expenses ot the trip, aud so they went on their way. The city keeps an officer at the transfer to look after these confidsncs men, as the police of the Union Pacific seem to have done littla to otay them. Yesterday while Officer Cusick, who is stationed at the depot, had gone up tosn with a prisoner. this confidence 1aan singled out his victim This mach is said in justice to that officer. They Don't Sell Stoves. Detroit Free Press. Four or five weeks ago a woman with an undecided look on her face en. tored a Dotroit hardware store, threaded her way for sixty feet among coal stoves of every pattern, and tim- idly irqnired: *‘D) you keep stoves here?"” “Yes'm." ““Ooal stoves?” she had been thinking of getting a coal mwove for the winter, and the c'erk took her in hand, He showed her how the doors worked and how the dawpers were arranged, and the flaes situsted, and he talked of double drafts, great savings, increased cheerfulness, reduction in price, and all that, and ehe said she'd think it over and drop in again, Io about three days the woman re. appeared and inquired of the very same olerk if they sold coal stoves, He replied that they did sell one now and then, and he cleared his voice and began the usual thiriy-minute lecture on the Michigan, the Dotroit and the Peninsular base burners. The beau- tiful nickel-plate, the place for the tea -kettle, the ornamental legs—the anti-clinker shaker— all points were touched upon and praised and ex- plained, and the woman said she wouldn't take one along under her arm just then, but would call again. She called again that same week, heard the same lecture from the same olerk, and started for the bavk to draw the money to pay for a base- burner, That was the last seen of her for a week, Then sho walked softly in and innocently inquired: “I suppose you keep coal oil stovesi” “No ma'am.” “Not wny kind?” “Not wone We used to, but went out of the business a year ago,” There were twenty coal stoves on the tloor, but if she saw them she didn't let on. She heaved & sigh of disappointment, glanced around her, and went slowly out with the remark: “‘Well, I don't know as I want to buy one, byt I thought it wouldu't do any harm 30 look at some of the latest makes, " - - BOUND TO HAVE A DIVORCE. The Kxpedient Resorted to by the Bride of a Fortnight. Denver Tribune. She was fair, robust and as fresh as » “‘morning glory.” She rustied in upon him while ho was deeply im mersad in the problematic rights of landlord agaiost tonant. He'is a very prominent political lawyer; she is a beautiful young child of nature from the Platte Canyon. Sne blushed, he bowed, she chased to the right and subsided into a con: enient 8 he closed his calf-covered volume of Tllinois reports and arose with one hand under his coat-tail ana the other one extended, ready for a|g fee. * Good morning, madawm."” *‘Are you Mr. T——, the lawyer?” “That is my name, madam, What can 1 do for you?” “Well, sir, I am the wife of N——., up the Platte. Imarried the old man two weekts »go last Friday, and I don’t Like it. T want adivorce. How much isn?” The excited young lady here pulled out an odd-looking tcbaceo-pouch, around which a buckskin was colled and proceed to untie it. The younu limb of the law, whose eyes had been wandering way over the strange appatition, stammeriog replie “Why, really, my dear missis—heg pardon, but I forgot your nume.” *‘L amn't no miseis no longer. T am Miss Bella Aun P——, of Littleton, ard am willing to pay tfor it.” *‘Ba patient, my dear Miss P—r, and T will advise with you.” “Ldon’t want noadvice. Iwanta divoroe against old man N—— H. ain’t the eort of a man I thought he was, He ain't rich and is stingier than a Texan cow, and he won't leave ms ba, 8, [left him and went over to Bar Creek to Arthur Benchi'e mother. Arthor used to like me be- fore I married old Jacob N. , and now I want a divorce.” The lawyer reasoned with the ex cited young lady and assured her that he would be only tco happy to file her application for a'\divorce were there grounds for the application. The angry young daughter of the moun tain listened impatiently to the coun sel of the young lawyer with the fury of a young lioness. At last she burat forth: “‘Can’t get no divorce unless more cauee, can’t 17 Then I'll just tell ou, Me, Lawyer, I'll get it anyhow. Arthur told me how to get it. I can send him to Canon City penitentiary and get a divorce on it. He traps trout, he does, and Ican prove it ou him, for I got him to make the trap and he!ped him do it, and I can prove it. Now,” said this brilliant youny mountain amazon, ‘‘can’t I have a divorce aud let the old man go to Canon City?” I'heyoung lawyer thought she could, and at once wrote a letter to the *‘old man” advising him to let the young girl go. - Palpitation of the Heart. J. M. Might, Syracuse, N. Y., writes: “When I first commenced using yo.r BUg- DOcK BLo » trrrkrs I was troubled with fluctering and paipitation of the heurt, 1 f It weak and languid, with a numbness of the Jimbs; since using, my beirt has not trombled me and the pumbing sensation is all gone,” Price, $1,00, Subivan & Fitagerald, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Crockery, @lassware, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC Also agonte for the foriowlng lnes of Sfeamship Companies : Cunard, Anchor, Guion, American, and Stas Steamship Gompanies DR AaF TS on the Roysl Rank of Ireland and Ban) d, Dublin,” Those wi o Pund 10 send for oy part of Kurope wil 8ud It 1o thel 10 call un Sullivan & Fitzgerald, AGENTS, 843 Broadway, pqanfl Bl_q‘fn_ / DR. C. J. CLARK. ence in practical Twenty-four years experi U)M{;‘ Office 106 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs - - Iowa. R dent, ™ “Vicabresl, * Cashier. " CITIZENS B Of Uounoil Bluffs. Organized under who laws of the State of lowa Paid up capital, .8 76,000 Autborized capi +200'000 Lnterest paid o thme te. Drafts tasued on the wnll::ml cities of the United States aud Europe. Special attention given to collections aud correspondence with prompt returus. DIRBOTORS. . D. Edwundson, E. L. Shugart, oy \v““uul J 4.7 Hart, W.aW. Wallace, LA M Forty yoars’ tria) ss DRAUGKFT " thie hest liver medieine 13 1wt COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAI NOTICES. NOTICE.—Special ndvertisements, suc Lost, Found, To Losn, For Sale, To Rent Wants, Bosrding, ete,, will be inserted In this column &t the ow rate of TEN TR PR LINE for the first insertion and FT PER LINE for each subsequent insertion Teave adv ortisements at our office, No. 7 Pearl Straet, noar Hroadway NT Wante, ANTED - A barn about it & minutes walk of rondway Enqaire Br offc \ ANTED —Two s 00d girl: imme quireat K. . House, 8. Main VW ANTED (At once, four Inths. ¥ quire at the Mercha: ts Restaurant, corner of Broadway and Banc oft street, of Stom'er. FANTED=A cook at the Western house on Up er Bro dway at on ANTED~A baker, n @ond man. rne who unders ards his buciness, Trqnire of Bill M. Ha'l 108 roa way, cnncil Bifls \‘VANTP,V\—A wood girl ewn find & g o4 place nt 705, cor, 6h ave., and 7th St Mre A . Walker. 0ok 165t VW ANTED—Agrot how aton: 11 or 18 yoars of ace a* £te nhilher's furniiure fas ory WWARTED-A mtustion an hroad and cake baker. Erqire at e office VW ASTED_A giel for seneral howsowork in a amall family, enauire H. (. Bee (i o AN 0 build s to m WAy of mvi g hous d_safes Address .” Aylesworw, bux 878, Conncil Blufs, In. ANTED—Everybody in Councii Blufls ic to take TiiN ISKK, 30 conts per woek, ae uivered by carriers, Office, No 7 Pearl Street near Broadway. ANTED—To buy For _partic: troomn Factory 100 tons broom corn address Councll Bluffe 1:afts, lowa. 668-2081 ~ For Sale and Rent rnished rooms to rent, with ynster street. Day board ocuti7-4e Fuu RENT- board, at ¥3.00 per 04 KENT—A cesrable offic) on first flor, A. 1. MAYN& & CO., No. 34 Pearl stroet. Fou RENT A very plewant vewly built hous , Franklin st. T msroasouuble. A. H. MAYNE & CO., No. 34 vear] stroct. O BALE Boaiuiui remdence iow, $60 [ vach: "aothing down, and 88 por - onth only, Yy EX-MAYOK VAUGHAN. apla-tt __ Miscelianeous. 04 REANT lurnished houss with thrw 10 ms cell and cistern, near Broad way. No 20, N kighth streel T1LL »HEAD—Great sucoess. Call and see new accessories and specimens of pictures t enb_the relabe gelatine Lrowide process, at the Excelsor Gallery 10 Main street. K. W. L. PATION—Puysicino and Oculist. Can cure any case of sore eyea, It s only A wmatter of time, and can cure generally in trom three tc five weeks- It miakes no differ ence how long diseasod. Will straighten cross syes, operate and remove Ptyreginms, ctc., and {neert artificial eyos, Special aftention to re noveing tadeworms apb-tf Council # luffs’ Business Directory. “Art Gallery. Excelsior photograph ga lery, South Main 8t. Instantancous pr cess, Brewery. 0. GEISE, Uppor Broadway. Bottling Works. B. HAGG & CO., East Piorce 8t. Bakery P. AYERS, 517 S, Main St. Bathing Houses. i MRS, E. J. HARDING, M. D., Brosdway and Glenn ave. DR. STUDLEY, Bethesda Bathing House, Broadway. Books and Stationery. ___H. E.SEAMAN, Middle Broadway. Banks. OFFICER & PUSEY, corner Broadway and 5th roe ITIZENS' BANI(, Bth street. Broom Factory. MAYNE &PO.. avenuo A, and 6th St. Oigar Manufacturers. TEMPLETON & LAMB, 252 Broadway. F. R. LEVIN, 308 Br way, L. BOEKHOFF, 531 Main St. Ccal. A. H. MAYNE & CO., 34 Poarl St. Cooper. 615 East Broadway. J. ROSS, Dentists. BINTON & WEST, 11 Pearl St. Dry Goods HARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO., Broadway aund 4th street. Eggs Shipper. _____G.¥. CRAWFORD, 519 Main St. urniture Manufactory. E. R. STEINHILBER, cor. 7th ave and 12th 8t. Furniture Etore. C. A. BEEBE & €O., 207 and_200 Broadway. Groceri SULIVAN & FI and Provisiens. GERALD, 343 Broadway. Gunsmithing. OLLIVER & GRAHAM, Gth strect. Goods wold b eastorn prices and guaranteed. Harness and Saddlery, CHAS, WALTER & BRO., Middle Broadway. CHAS. BEKMAN, 334 Middle Broadway. Hair Goods. MRS, D, A. BENEDICT. 537 West Broadway, MRS, J.'J. GOOD, 29 5th street. Livery Stables Hotels. OGDEN HOUSE. Upper Broadwsy. KIEL'S HOTEL, 501 and 607 Main stroet. Meat Market. E. W. TICKNOR, 536 Broadway. Millinery. J. J. BLISS, 528 Brosdway, Come snd wxam. ine for yoursel MRS!J. E METCALF, 548 Broadway. Marble and Gran CONNOR & GUANELLA, 117 Works. Broadway. Merchant Tailors. JAS. FRANEY, 572 Broadway, CHAS. RICE, Devol's building, 6th and Main streot. JOS REI 310 Broadway Real Estate and Abstract. KIMBALL & CHAMP, opposite cougt house. _J.W. SQUIKE & CO., corner Pear] and Lt ave. Restaurant. SMITH &IMCOUEN, 404 Broadway. Stoves and Tinware. R. D, AMY & CO., 500 South Main strest. Shirt Factory. F. . FORD, corner Bluff and Willow St Undertakers. MORGAN, KELLER & CO., 346 aud 347 Broad- "B x. co MRS, H. J. HILTON, M, D,, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 222 Broadwav CousoiliBluffs. L, 17 North Main 8t. " | Calls attended to at all hours, HAnxisss._oécu‘fi & G0, DRY GOODS AND ARPET HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Street., Council Bluffs, lowa J. MUELLER'S P Headquarters For the Cele- brated A (Weber Pianos, L Goods, A - Toys and Fancy Wholesale and Retail, Address, C J. MUELLER, ik COUNGIL BLUFFS, XX A . X.. F. F. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 SEIIRTS DEADE R wWasT. Buff and Willow Srests. Council Bluffs. B. HAGG & CO. DEALERS IN GEISE'S BOTTLED BEER, MADE FROM THE ARTESIAN WELL WATER. ALS0D AGEN S FOR THE ondK CELEERATED BEUDWREISER BEBIR Ordor filled in noy part cf the city. Orders by telephone promptly attendod to, E.R. STEINHILBER, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF A IR Y, I S CUPBOARDS AND SAFES. ‘We make the following a specialty: WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES, ~ POPLAR OPEN WASHSTAND! WALNU'T' BREAKFAST TABLES, POILAK \VE‘RDI@OE}?}‘, ] POPLAR BREAKFAST TABLES, POPLAR CU+BOARDS, WALNUT WARDROBES POP).AR SAFES, WALNUT OPEN WASHSTANDS. 87 Mail orders and correspondence promptly attended to. Office and Mannfactory 8. E. Oor. 7th Ave. and 12th Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS. TOWA MORGAN, KELLER & CO,, UTUNDERTARKEIRSS. The finest quality and laryest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metalic cases, We defy competition in quality of gooda or prices, Our Mr, Morgan bas served as undertaker for forty years and thoroughly underatands his business, © WARKROOMS, 346 AND 857 BROADWAY. Upholstering In allits branches promptly attended to; also carpet-laying and la graphic and mail orders filled without delay. L0 2ad Bebeaning g Tue: CONRAD GEISE'S BREWERY & MALT ETOUSE, Council Bluffs, - - - Beer and walt in a plied w th small keg lowa. y quantity'to sul' purchasors. Beer #8.00 per Lurrol. Private fami les sup- #1.00 each, cel vered freeof ctarge to any part of the city. PETERSCN & LARSON, Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz B: wing Company's, Celebrated " A MILWAUKEE' BEER, No, 711 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa. Orders from th it lici City orders to hluilh»ylnd dealers delivered free. A " BRy . dlislied A. BEEBE, W. RUNYAN, C. A. BEEBE & CO, Wholeeale and Rotall Dealers in W. BEEBE FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs. JAM S FRANEY, Merchant Tailor 372 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA, Always kegps onband tho finest assortment of mat rial for gentlemen's wear. Satistaction gusrantesd MKS. J. E. METCALF, Millinery, Dressmaking, Htc.--Cutting and Fitting a Spedialvy, No. 548 Broadway, Oppo:ite Revere House, Laces, Embroideries, and Ladies Underwear. Handkerchlets, hose of all kinds, thread, plus, noedles, etc. We hope the laaes will call and aee_our stack of gn CHARILES RICH, Merchant Tailor. (Late Cutter for Metoalf B .,) Devol's New Building, Main Streer. Council Bluffs, la, _Suits to order 818 and upwards, J. ¥, KIMBALL, GEO. H, CHAMP, KIMBALL & CHAMP, (Successors to J. P. & J. N, Cassady.) Abstract, Real Estate and Loan Brokers. We have +he only complete set of abstrac books to all city lots and lands In Pottawsttami county. Tities examined and abstracts fur ished o short Lotice. Money 0 loan ca city and farw property, short and long tiwe, in sums to suit the borrower, Keal esta bought sud sold. Ofice at the old stand opposite co wt bouse: -~