Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 13, 1882, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE""C()UL\CIQ_BLUFFS IOWA ?Ille)‘AY NOVEMBER 13 — Bee ing they will confire themselven to a whole- e trade, while Charles Moore will sne- e e o | oeed to their retail trade, and will ocoupy Tt ) Q the old stand on Br y 4;'15'40“. BLUFFO- oore are on the gr to be, < o e " for they are full of enterpri ir re. Moncéy Mornin; Ve 150 [ 1ail trede will fall into good and UBSORIFTION FATES: Le smok: rs will find their wauts ccrefally < « = 80 centeper r by Charlis Moore [ =5 T $10.00 por Tear. Tie Bre has been favored by Harry | o Birkinbine with photographe of the store | 7 Pear] Streot, Near A and subwiding reservoir f the new water prce works, of which he and Menry P, Birk- TON, o ubine are the enginesrs, The views are e | ¢ xcpllent andl ate taken by J. F. Barke, AinOR MENTIOP the well known photographer of this city. - —Mr, Sweigart, of the California house, —The Catholic fair commences t| was complained of Satarday befors Jae. at Dohany's tice Abbott by one of the boarders named =, Mueller's Palace Music Hall, Julius Cittus, who claimed that Sweigart Subseribe for newspapers and periodi [ thumped him because he wouldn’t or‘could cale at H, E. Seaman's book store. not pay his board bill, Cittus also claimed —The counil meets again to-night, that he was afrald Sweiaart wonld thump him again and perhap: kill him, but the —Board of tra‘e meeting this evening, —The Chautauqua club meets this eye- ning. — Birthday, Holiday and Wedding Gifts at H, E, Seaman's. novi.tf —New lot nicely decorated, 56 pieces,fof ten scts, only §5 at Meurer & Craig. —The Oatholic fair opens at Dohany's hall this evening, ~The Round Table meets to-morrow evening at ¥. F, Ford's residence, —Abont 4C) regulars passed through thiscity Saturday en route for Fort Ran- dall, . —Hand.painted china, art nottery, solid silverware, bronzes, &o., at Maurer & Oraig. —The newjmeat market of Shull & Mul- Ten, 799 South Main street, guerantee best of meata and prompt attention, ~—Bayliss park in its present appearance is o disgrace to the city, —The thermometer took s terrible tum- ble Saturday, and overcoats and mittens are in demand, —A fine assortment of Boots and Shoos, sufficient to supply the demands of all, at George Blaxim’s south Main ctreet, —Cheap Railroad tiokets to all points, Bushnell, fivedoors north of postoffice, rells them. Entrance, Main or Pearl streets. “Henry Myers, a military convict who had escaped, was oaptured Saturday and taken back to Fort Omaha, —Little Red Riding Hood's Rescue operetta, at the Catholic fair to-night, at Dohany’e. Admission filty cents. ~—8ix room house, a store room well lo- oated and a forty scre improved, two miles from this city, for rent by W. R. Vaugban, ~—The outgoing trains eastward this | in our hour of need, they to fix the date to afternoon are over the Chicago and Rock Tsland, at the Milwaukee and St. Paul, —Joseph Reiter makes the ¥inest Suits in the latest styles, at the lowost possible prices, His merchant tailoring establish- ment is at 310 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs, — Another addition is being huilt on the Metropolitan hotel, this time on the cast end. ~Rev. Thos, D, Logan, of Meadville, Pa , ocoupied the pulpit of the Presbyter- jan church yesterday. Iatter gave a £200 bond to let bim alone, —There is & general howl about the hor- rible condition of Main street. As one of the most important thoronghfares in the clty, it should mot be left in such shape that neither teams nor foot passengers can travel it. The oouncil has ordered streot work to cense after the 15th, but Main streot should be an exception, or else & rush should be mads to fix it up before that time, which would be still better, —Tt will be with regret that many will learn of the resiznation of R v. F, T. Webh, rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church, of this city. The resiynation is 1o take effact with the closing of the year, and it is Mr, Webb's lutention to remove t Montana., He has been rector of this church for several years, and has met with marked snd merited success. He has rande many friends outside of the church also, who will regret that heand his are to leave the city, He isa young man of more than average ability, and possessing many other good qualities, is sure to win friends wherever he may go, and such will be the wish of many here, —In regard to the Council Bluffs fire department, we are requested to extend to them the hearty thanks of the entire com- munity for their promptness in responding to their appenl for help and for their work while here, Being situated as we wero after the fire, our citizens could not extend to the firemen the hospitality which, un- der other cironmstances they would have done, and some of the boys were com. pelled to go home without supper. We are authorized by our worthy mayor to extend to the boys a cordial invitation to attend a grand ball and supper, which will b given for their entertainment in ap- preciation of the great servics rendered us suit their convenience snd [notify us of the time set.—Neola Reporter. —The Harlan Herald, which as a repub- lican paper supported Anderson, now sums CONGERNING THE COUNOIL. Intereat to the City. War ts be Declared on the Cowna. At an adjourned meeting of the city ocouncil, held Friday night, Mayor Bowman and a fuil boatd of aldermen were presont After the opening proliminaries of reading the minutes, ete., the mat.er of the exemption of certain lots ownoed by railways was bronght up, Alder- man Shugare claimed that there was wome of the property on which the railways claimed exemption which was in fact used for other than railway purposes, and he wanted a full report. The whole affair was referred to a committee, censisting of Aldermen Shugart, Goulden and Siedentopf. A petition was presented, signed by theso residing i the vicinity of the city pound, and asking that the pound be removed, as it was & nuisance. Some of the alder- men expressed an opinjon that the pound ought to be located elsewhere, but there seemed no other place to put it just now. As the dog pound portion of it was especially obnoxious to adjacent residents, it was dectded to instruct the city marshal to pro- ceed at once to ftix up some other place for the howling curs. A petition was presented for the establishment of grade on Bloomer ptreet, Reoterred to city engineer and Sunday Doings Which sre of IOWA ITEMS, The New Englanders in the vicinity of Creston have organized an association, George Wright, local editor f the Des Moines Register, narrowly escapel being crastied iy the Wabash train in that city on Monday evening The postoffice nt Springdale in Mather Brow', etore was burglarized the mnight of the 4th in ¢ The safe was blown open, $60 in money and noent £300 in checks tuken, A switch gang foreman was killed at Savanna on Monday evening. Ho caught his foot m a fi aud was crushed out of all semblance of hamanity by « freight en- gine, Anew and pecaliar disease hins made its appearance among the hogs in Johneon county, Of nearly eieit hundred hogs nearly in condition for market, belonging to Jacob Teller, president of the county agricultural kociety, over four hundred have died within & few days. Tho disease is spreading, While it is not understood, it seems to resemble pneumonis, It is very fatal and creates much alarm among the farmers, onts, suc ton and FIVE CENTS Insertion W ANTED At the Westerm Ho other need apply \\/ ANTEE- 50 buildings to move. We make o i g houses and_safes) Address W sworti, box 879, Conncil Biufts, 1 Blufte i centa per woek, do co, No 7 Pearl Stroet The Iatest scheme to swindle farmers has recently developed near Des Moines, A man represents to a farmer that he has some anvils he wants to sell, and, asking the farmer to hanl them away from the depot, hands him a sum of money to pay the freight and takes n receipt for the same, This receipt soon turns up in the shape of a note for a haudsome smount in supposed payment for the anvils,—8ioux Qity Journ A lighted chandelier in the dining-room of the St, Lawrence hotel, at Lemars, fell last unday afternoon, breaking the lamps and setting the kerosene in a blaze. A quantity of the coal oil bespattered a daughter of the landlord, Mr, Glenn, and her clothing was soon all ablaze, The commotion caused by the incident was con- siderable, and the young woman was in & critical situation, but the guests and others present succeeded in extinguishing the flames, Mr Glenn was considerably in- jured, but both he and his child had & re- Aldermen Siedentopf and Wood, On motion of Alderman Shugart, the city marshal wes instructed to give official notice that the ordinance re- straining cattle from running at large at night would be enforced. Alderman Wood gave as his expori- ence that the last thing he had to do every night before going to bed was to chain his front gate to keep the cows out. Alderman Goulden said chains or locks did no good down his way., The cows had learned to turn the door knobs and and walk right in the house Alderman Newell thought the cows should be kept from running at large any of the time, aud he moved that the city attorney be asked to draw up un ordinance to that effect. It was suggested that some parts of the city should be exempt from such an ordinance, but it was decided to make such changes as seemed advis- able after the ordinance was presented. A petition was presented for lamp post on Vine street, it being the darkest street in the city. The treasurer’s report was presentod and reported as correct. The committee on the Missouri up the trouble thu The republican lead- ers are the only ones to blame; they have glven the party over to every infamous ism extant, and have, by a simple turn of ths machine crank, manipulated conventions and whitewashed thieves in high place until ths people have become disgusted, wholly disgusted, snd determined to teach these experimental trickaters and political bosses a lesson, Thia they have dome in —The board of county supervisors meet | right royal good shape, and we trust the to-day to canvass the vote, b krown for sure, Then all will | honest mass of the republizan party will hereafter assert themselves in caucus aund ~—Leave to marry if they wish has been | convention as emphatically as they have given Albert W. Jones and Dolly Roberts, [ a6 the polls. ‘When this is done and men both of this city; James G. Kirkwood and [8rs nominated fairly, frauds and sensa- Margaret Strang, both of this city. tlonalists set back at the start or kicked —The question of paying Main and|Cut *1£0g"ther the botter it will bo for the Broadway will be discussed at the board of | PATLY and the country. trade meeting this evening, ~'There were several complaints of luui- ‘ber being stolen Saturday night, The change in the we ither evidently created a desperate demand for fuel, The Official Figures. The town trastees met Saturday night and canvassed the township vote, the offlcial figuves showing the —The operetta of “Little Red Riding | M result as that already announced Hood” is to be given at Dohany’s to-night | id T Bee, the justices elected be- a8 the opening of the Catholic fair. ~The Catholic Boys' band appesrs in | constables, Fox, ing Abbott, Vaughan and Schurz; the Olatterbuck and public this week for the firat time, they | Skinner; town trustee, Henry Paschal they having been engaged for the Catholic|and town clerk, E. A, Becker. The fair, —Macedonia only gives three votes for Grove township gives ome solitary vote for it, and 179 At this rate, the jail project is the jail and 197 against. against it, buried deep, J —This is the week set aside by the| - Young Men's Obristian association as [ W - Ul week of prayer. A special meeting wa held yesterdsy afternoon at 4 o'clock, at their rooms here, and there s to be held & half-hour prayer meeting every evening this week, commencing at 7 o'clock, at the | O rooms on North Main street. ~For the firet time in the history of the township, we believe, a demooratic con. gressional sapirant, has received & ma- jority; in this instance Mr, Pusey being [ C thirty votes ahead, Thus is probably due to two causes, the unpopularity of the re- publican nominee, who was foisted upon the party by boesism, and the liquor ques. tion,—Macedonia News, following is the official figures: It 24 34 4th Total Maj 0 of tho Peace. 1211 1083 river reported as to the progress of the work and were instructed to con- for with the county board of super- visors, who are to meet to-day. It is estimated that a mile of the levee can be finished this year, The samecom- mittee was instructed to also confer with the supervisors in regard to hav- ing the bridge built on Union avenue, as declded on some time ago. The report of the new Indian creek oulyert at First street ehowed that the total cost of the improvement would not fall short of $9,000. An order was drawn in favor of Raymond & Campbell for $2,060 on estimate of the work done already. Bg resolation & sewel fund was eatablished, and '3,000:£:n from the police fand to start it On motion of Alderman Shugart, it was decided to have all work on the streets cease after the 16th inat., exoept such as should be immediutely necessary. Attention was called to the late ac- cident at the reservoir on Market street, near Fairmount park, and the committee on streets were authorized to build a fence or guard on the side of that street, to prevent any farther ocourrences of the kind, Adjournment was taken until this evening, at which time the election of one or more assessors will be made the speoial order of business. e Straight Allourboots and shoes come straight from the manufacturers to us. We pay cash and sell for cash, therefore 1054 | avo enabled to sell much lower than John Fox Wi, Camphell. .. 177 Henry Paschal,. Constable, 104 E. Rosecrany T 1 5 355 Township Trustoe, Township Clerk, 8. Clark, . 182 Becker. PERBONAL H, V, Byers, of Oskaloosa, is in the city, Constable E, Rosecrans is reported as ~~In another column will be noticed a | quite ill. cut of the Ottawa cylinder corn sheller, for Fred Hunter, of Missouri Valley, is at which tho Shugart imploment company of | the Ogden, thia city are agente. As many know, this sheller ranks bigh aud is one of the best machines ever put on the market, 1n fact the Shugart lmplement company will han- A, W, Hows, of Chicago, was at the Og- | 11 den yesterday, W, J. McBeth, of Rochester, N. Y., dle none but the Lest of any kind of ma. | 18 loking after MoDuff, chinery, —Tom Hughes w.s arrested Saturday night by Chief Fidld for impersonating an officer. Towm had a beautiful silyer star, but usfortunately bad no suthority to use A, Listenberger, 1034 of South Bend, is smong the Ogden house gue-te, L. W. Boehner, one of Malvern's most activo merchante, arrived here yesterday, W, ¥. Sapp has returned from Harrison firms who sell on time, Z. T, LaNpsey & Co; e 1 Never too Late to Mend: 1181 | _ Thos, J.» Arden, William Street, East Baffalo, writes: *“Your Serixa Brossos has worked on me splendid, I had no ap- petite; used to sleep badly and et up in the morning unrefreshed; my breath was very offensive and I suffered from severe headache; since using your Spring Blossom all these symptoms have vanished, and T feol quite well.” Price 50 cents, trial bot- y tle 10 centa, The Speech of the Day. “My eon,” said an Ontario street mother, “‘go down to the grocery and ot me a cau of green peas,” *4I should equirm to wiggle,” ans- wered the boy, “Go on, Itell you,” “I should limp to jump,” “If you don't go this instont I will our father when he comes home,” ‘I should blow to tattle.” “Neover mind, sir."” I should whoop to equeal.” 'Ythun the father came the mother said: ““I wieh that you'd whip Tom. He positively refused to go down to the grocery, and told wme that T was « tat- tler, and that he would juwp on me if it, though he threstened teveral parties county, where he has heen attending | I didn’t mind,” with arrest, He said he was just giving the boys & little “bluf,” and that he mesnt ne harm mo e than he expected. ~During the late oil excitement hers, the eity council instructed the city attor- wale of gasoline, and preveuting the storags iu any one place of over five gallons, The court, 0, H. Wood, the ice man, now rejoices Dhe joke may cost his | b the arrival of a ten-pound boy, who has evidently come to stay. Mr. Thowpson, of Van Brunt & Co, has just returned from a very sucoessful ' ied bubiness trip through Southwestern Iowa BA7 4 pEopAin an @rdiuance regulating the | Loy aro i ailon ‘.::u:b Klul,l:ho has been connected | do you hear, sirf” | with Spotman Bros., now goes to his old ardiaancs Beé hoth l;:m"i biee 9% | howme in Sious ¥alls, whero ho has secured *Tom," “Yes, sir,” ““What was that you eaid to your mother to-day,” + ““Never said nothing.” | “Then I am a story-telle; § d you are a pretty boy," said the 1 g| Eer, “Look here, young i ¢ you don't behave yourself, I'll th dGki-vuu, P 1 ghould titter to snort. ¢ ““Come here to me, sir,” and the Sk e ansione o fes 14 manr g0’ 40¥ ally 1® position as salesman in & dry goods | young man squirmed to wiggle, limped itaclf keeps unot merely fiva gallons, but bouss. He leaved wany friends in this |t jump, blew to tattle, whooped to iy S ey g s st e city, who will be glad to hear of his con- | #queal and tittered to snort.—[Strat- plying street lamps. rauning from Main to Pear] streets, and | Lately occupied by the Ewpire bardware ounzil Bluffs, o — . — The only iron preparation that does tinued suscess aud prosperity, wherever be | {0Fd Herald. sy go, but who regret to have him leave ~The bullding next to the postoffice, | Satisfactory. Mrs. Wallace, Buffalo, N. Y,, writes: ““I have used Burnuck Broon Brrress for o tpany, I beiug wubjactes to sundry i | 10 G0LoF the toeth, and will ot oause | 2¢7/0US and bilious beadachen, aud have | haadache P ovements, sud is o be oosupled by | ) Peregoy & Moore with & wammoth ok | rou preparations wi or oomt‘irnlou, ill, of cigare, sbe. On moving lato this build: | = O recommended them to my friends; I be- : as 'olher lieve them to be superior to any other , is Brown's Iron | wedicine I have used. + nd can recommend thewm to any one requiring & ocure for bil. Liousess.” " Brice 81, ° markable escape, —_— “Pour on 0i1.” L. P. Follett, Marion, Ohio, states that he has used THoMAS' Ecticthic Orn for burns and has tound nothing to equal it in soothing the pain and eiving relief, TROUBLING THE POOL. The lllinois Central’s Council Bluffs Line will Fight Unless Admitted. The committee appointed by the Towa pool to meet J. N. Tucker, traffic manager of the Illinois Central, and urge him to sbandon the new line to Council Bluffs via Sioux City, per- formed this duty Friday last in Chi- cago, and the result of the conference is thus given by the Tribune: The committee tried bard to eon- vince Mr. Tucker that the continuance of his Counctl Blufls line would raake trouble all around; that there was no good rearon for his forming such a line in connection with the St. Paul and Omaha, and that owing to its great length it could not be called a competing line. Mr. Tucker was also informed that if he continued to com- pete for the Council Bluffs businesa the Iowa pool could get even by strik- ing vital points on the Illinois Central. Mr. Tucker refused to be convinced by the arguments, and stated that he had gone into that business to stay, and that he meant to stay. The lowa lines, he said, for years had been injuring the Iowa line of the Ilii- nos Central by unjust competition, His new line to Council Bluffs was faliy as good as many other lines which had lately beer: formed to points in Jlowa and the northwest. If the Iowa pool lines meant to make war upon the Illinois Central they were at liberty to do so. The Illinois Central had J"’l been slow in going to war, but when it once got mad it would fight as well as anybody else and meant to give blow for blow, This terminated the proceedings. In -tm of the warlike talk it is not prob- able that a fight will ocoar over the matter, and 1t is more probable that before long the roads will come to- gether again and compromise the mat- ter by aamitting the Illinois Oentral lin!limo Council Bluffs into the Iowa pool, - e— Buckhn's arnica Salve, The Best SBALyE in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcere, balt Rheum, ¥e. ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil blains, Corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, It is guarsnteed to ve satisfactfon @ mioey refunded, rice, 25 conta per cx, dor sale by O, T Goodmsn Softened by Times. Wall Street News, Less than a month ago a Wwoman of about fifty years of age walked into the headquarters of a Georgia ratlroad, announced her name, and said she had come to make a settlement. “‘Settlement of what?” asked the superintendent. *“For killing my old man," “When?” ) “Nine years ago yesterday.” “Whar{?” ik | Vi ‘““About fourteen miles from Ba- con,” Aud so it proved. When the cir- cumstances were hunted out it was found that she was the wife of a dead man who had beun killed whilo waik- | ing on the track, and no one had been able to identify him. “‘Just heard of it the other day,” she replied. “I supposed the old man was parading around somewhere and would come home when his knees wanted new patches.” “‘And what damages do you ask?” “Well, it was & long time ago, and my grief has been softened up a good deal T reckon that $26 and a pass to Atlanta will be about right.” Settlement was made on the spot, and she took the next train for the capital, A Geperal Stampede, Never was such a rush made for any Drug store as is now at O, F. Gwvdnun '8, for a Trial Bottlo of Dr. King's New Dis- covery for Colds. Al persons afflioted with Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe tou"h-, or suy affection of thc“‘i‘hron and Lungs can get a Trial Bottle of this greatremedy gw, by calling at above named Drug tore - . A W.BTRENT, 1. D BDMUNDAON, -.n‘:lnnv:m s CITgENs BANK noil Bluffs. Organized under the laws of the State of Towa Qonsumption, Coughs and | s road; city ‘or farm rent building; proved furniture and Address J. S, erty; or will se ason, il health. C, McCALLIKTER, 808 Upper Broadway, Council Binfls, Jow 0K SALE—A Tumber and coal €001 bousineas in & now tow cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail ard, doing o 04 the Chi- OR_RENT—Wy now two.story brick store Building, on South Main strec: PETER ¥ OR SALE- My twelve-acre fruit fa South Fir tsireet, PETER WE! gok RENT—Furnished rooms to rent, with Da board, at 736 Mynster stroet. 50 per week. WOK BALE—Beantiful resden each; nothing down, and §3permantf only, Syl EX-MAYOR VAUGHAN, Miscellaneous, ST—Black setter pup. Liberal reward will be pid for his return t. tha Western house, upper Broadway, Council Bhufls QT1LL AHEAD—Great success. Call and_ses new acoossories and specimens of piotures tawen by the rellable gelatine bromide process, at tho Excoliior Gallery 100 Main street. B, W. L. PATTON—Physician and Oculist. Can cure any caso of soro eyes. It In only & mattor of time, and can curo gonerally in trom threo to five weeks—It makes no diffor- enco how long diseasod. WIll straighten cross eyes, operato and remove Ptyreginms, etc., and inwert artilloial cyes, Special attention to re. moveing tadeworms apb: Council &luffs’ Business Directory. Art Gallery. Exoelsior photograph gallery, South ain St. Instantaneous process. Brewery. C. GEISE, Upper Broadway. Bottling Works. B. HAGG & CO,, East Pierco St. Bakery. P. AYERS, 517 8. Main St. Bathing Houses. MRS, E.J. HARDING, M. D., Broadway and Glenn ave, DR. STUDLEY, Bethesda Bathing House, COUNGIL BLUFFS SPEGIAL T NOTIBES ot our office, No. 7 ———y HARKNESS, OROUTT & GO., -..:DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Strest, Council Bluffs, lowa mar-3-5m J. MUELLER'S Headquarters For the Cele- brated Weber Pianos, Goods| VL Toys and Fancy Wholesale and Retail, Address, J. MUELLER, COUNCIL BLUFFS, B A Ha .. F. F. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 = EL IR S DEAIE TEE WWEIST. Bluff and Willow Sreets, Council Bluffs. B. HAGG & CO. DEATLRRS IN GEISE® BOTTLED BEER, MADE FROM THE ARTESIAN WELL WATER. ALSO AGEN'S FOR THE U S I C HoapHpH CELEBRATEHD BEUDWAaSISGEIR BRIR Orders fllad in auy part o the city. Orders by telephone promptly attended to. Books and Stationery. ____H.E.SEAMAN, Middle Broadway, Banks. OFFICER & PUSEY, corner Broadway and 5th strect. CITIZENS' BANK, 5th strect, Broom Factory. MAYNE & CO., avenue A, and 6th 8t. Cigar Manufacturers. TEMPLETON & LAMB, 252 Broadway. F. R. LEVIN, 308 Broadway. L. BOEKHOFF, 531 Main 8t. Ccal. A. H. MAYNE & CO., 34 Pearl 8t. Cooper. J. ROSS, 615 East Broadway. Dentists. SINTON & WEST, 14 Pear] St. Dry Goods E. R. STEINHILBER, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF i A IS . JEX &5 CUPBOARDS AND SAFES. ‘We make the following a specialty: WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES, POPLAR OPEN WASHSTANDS, WALNUT BREAKFAST TABLES POPLAK WARDROBES, POPLAR BREAKFAST TABLES, POPLAR CUFBOARDS, WALNUT WARDROBES, POPLAR SAFES, WALNUT OPEN WASHSTANDS, #5 Mail orders and correspondence promptly attended to. Office and Manufactory 8. E. Cor. 7th Ave. and 12th Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA MORGAN, KELLER & CO,, Eggs Shipper. G. F. CRAWFORD, 519 Main St. Furniture Manufactory. E. R, STEINHILBER, cor. 7th ay d 12th 8t. ~ | his business, 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 WAREROOMS, 846 AND 857 BROADWAY. —Upholstering in allits branches promptly attended to; slso carpet-laying snd lsmbrequins Tels: graphic and mail orders filled without delay. Furniture Store. O. A. BEEBE & C0., 207 and 209 Broadway. Grocerles and Provisions. SULIVAN & GERALD, 313 Broadway. Gunsmithing. OLLIVER & GRAHAM, bth strect. Goods sold at eastern prices and guaranteed. Harn CHAS. WALTE) CHAS. BEKMAN, nd Saddlery. BRO., Middle Broadway. 331 Middle Broadway. MRS. D, A. BENEDICT. 837 MRS, J. J. GOOD), 29 5th strect, Livery Stabfes. , 706 South Main St. s Opp. P. 0. ‘West Broadway, CONRAD GEISE'S BREWERY & MALT | HOUSE, Council Bluffs, - - - lowa. Boer and walt in any quantitylto suit purchasers. Beer 28.00 per barrel. Private famiios sup- plied with small kegs at $1.00 cach, oel vered free of ckarge to avy part of tho city. PETERSON & LARSON, Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schliiz Brewing Hot OGDEN HOUSE. Upper Broadway. KIEL'S HOTEL, 501 and 507 Main stroet. Meat Market. E. W. TICKNOR, 536 Broadway. Millinery. 8 Broadway. Come and exam- J. J. BLISS ourse MRS, J. E Marble and Granite Works. CONNOR & GUANELLA, 117 Broadway. M JALF, 548 Broadway. street. JOS REITER, 310 Broadway Real Estate and Abstract. KIMBALL & CHAMP, opposite court house. J. W, SQUIRE & CO., corner Pearl and 1st ave. Restaurant. SMITH & MCUEN, 404 Brosdway, T Stoves and Tinware. R D. AMY & CO., 500 South Main street. " 8hirt Factory. F. F. FORD, corner Bluff and Willow St. " Undertakers. MORGAN, KELLER & CO., 546 and 347 Broad- "B M. CONNELL, 17 North Main St. DR. C. J. CLARK rience in practical Twenty-four years ex Gynacology. Office 106 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs, - - Iowa DAVID C. EVANS & CO., 504 North Second Street, ST, LOUIS, MO, 2@ Ask your Grocer for the Cel- ebrated Star Uoffee and Star Baking Powder, MILWAUKEE BEER, No, 711 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa, City orders to families and dealers delivered free, A. BEEBE, W. RUNYAN, C. A. BEEBE & GO, FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos. 207 & 209 Broad Qouncil Bluff: JAMES FRANEY, Merchant Tailor 372 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA Always keeps on hand the finest assorturent of material for gondlemen's wear. Satistaction gusranteed 'MRS. J. E. METCALF, Millinery, Dressmeking, Etc.—Outting and Fitting & Spediaity. No. 648 Broadway, Oppoite Revere House, Embroideries, and Ladies bose of all kinds, thread, pins, neodies, etc. and sce_our stock of goods. CHARLES RICH, Merchant Tailor. (Late Cutter for Metcalf B .,) Devol's New Building, Main Streer. Council Bluffs, la, __ Suits to order $18 and upwards. W. BEEBR Laces, Handkerchiets, Underwear. We hope the ladies will call J. ¥. KIMBALL, GEO, H, CHAMP, KIMBALL & CHAMP, (Successors to J. P. & J. N, Cassady.) Abstract, Real Estate .and Loan Brokers. We have the ouly complete seb of abstract books to all city lote snd lands in Poltawattam! [county. Tities examined and abstracts fur: ished on short nojice. Money 0 loan on city snd farm property, short sud loog time, in sums to sult the borrower, Keal ests bought and sold, Ofice 4 the old stand opposite co urt bouses