Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 27, 1882, Page 6

¥ O o _The Daily Bee. GOURGIL_BLUFFS. 'l‘uasd;y Morning :':fi- 28 SUBSCRIPTION RATRS: ~ = 90 cente por woek. S 2 <« $10.00 per Year, Office: No. 7 Pearl BStreet, Near Broadway. M. G. GRIFFIN, Manager, H. W. TILTON, Oity Bditor. MINOR MENTIONS, «=J. Mueller's Palace Music Hall, " | committee was appointed consisting BRIDGE TALK The Result of the Boara of Trade Meeting. A special meeting of the board of trade was held last evening to discnss the proposed bridge across the Mis souri river, Muach difference of opin- fon as to whether a wagon, foot and street railway bridge only should be built, or one combined with railroads It waa finally decided to postpone fui ther consideration one week, and a of Messra, James, McKune and Hart to ascertain what Omaha wanted, and get at the opinion of business men —Birthday, Holiday and Wedding Gifts st H, E, Seaman's. —The Chautauqus club met last {night, —Dishes, glassware, lamps, etc., at 303 Broadway. Howe & Son, ~—The Kellogg-Brignoli conoert promises to draw a crowded house this evening. —Subscribe for newspapers and periodi. cala at H. E, Seaman's book store. —Furnitare of all kinds repaired by Howe & Son, 303 Breadway —Some imp of mischief has taken one of the park gates off and hung it on one of tho trees. —Large quantity of stoves and farni- ture at 303 Brosdway, Howe & Bon, | —New lot nicely decorated, 56 plecos, of tea mets, only 85 at Maurer & Oraig, —J. Reyno'ds and James Brandon, vie- Huma of the cup, were yesterday called on to contribute the usual amount to the po- lice court fund, ~—Hand.painted china, art vottery, solid silverware, bronzes, &c, at Maurer & Oraig, —Thelnew meat market of Shull & Mul- 1en, 799 South Main strect, guerantee best of ments and prompt attention, —The water works are progrossing wall, The siphon wells are being put down, and the reservoir at the river is walled inside. ~Cheap Railroad tickets to all points, Bushnell, fivedoors north of postoffice, tells them. Entrance, Muin of Pearl streets, —There were no new features here yes- terday in regard to the raflway war, the | Jyi M P08 fare to St. Paul still beiog the only one on which there was any cut. ~—Mayor Harrie, of Missouri Valley, has issued a precautionary proclamation con- ing contagious diseases, and urging | Orvis ineffably superior to either. iy benefitted ns- many peoplo au It has had purchasers, All prompt report of cases, and cure by all, ~ Joseph Reiter makes the ¥inest Suits in the latest styles, at the lowest possible prices, His merchant tailoring establishe ment is at 310 Upper Broadway, Council Bluffs, city. ~J, Sullivan and J. O'Brien were ar. rested for having & Sunday night sumpus with & mau named Jacobs, but the charge was changed to that of a simple drunk, and the fine taxed at $3 and costs each., —There are docketed for the term of the distriot court, which opens Monday morn. | but it is hoped not aeriouly, ing next, about 220 civil cases, 27 divorce nd about 80 criminal cases, i —The man Rose, who figured so oon. | spionously here in several unsavory crimi- nal cases, has gone, no one knows where, | ing some better, 1t now appears that he is wanted in Mis- [ was in a critical condition, souri for horse stealing. —As a result of the row at the Satur.|were the gueata of Peter Bechtele and day night dance, theze were & number of | Nicholas Waloke over Sunday, and left on Blufls yesterday. Ogden yesterday. here. - - — ROBBING CHILDREN. Another Dastardly Act By Some Cowardiy Fellow on Broadway. A petty act of cowardly lawlessness was perpetrated Saturday night on Broadway, near the Broad way Metho- dist church. Two children, a son and daughter of Ira Strong, the boy being the eldeat, and he only about eleven years of age, and the sister younger yet, had been to the market to get meat for Sunday, and while on their way home with about half a dollar's worth of beef, they were mot near the Broadway Methodist church, by a man who slapped the boy and then took the meat away from him. The boy describes the fellow quite in detail, and says he thinks he has soon him driving an express wagon around town, and would known if he should see him again. It is to bo hoped that the cowardly raffian will be identified, and is so, there is no doubt but that justice in part at least will be dealt out to him, It was only two weeks ago thata man on his way home with his San- day meat on Saturday night, dropped into a saloon, and getting too much drink was robbed of his Sunday din- ner, his hat and shoes. There seems to be un demand for meat for Bunday, when fellows can be found who will rob dranken men and What We Want. Giye Homeopath bis pellots, Allopath his pills; but for rheumatism, for aches, for pains and spraine, Tuoss' Eourcruio t has rugpists sell it, PERSONAL. C. S, Wells, of Burlington, is in the A. J. Manuel, of Omaha, visited the H. C. Ame’, of Boston, dined at the G. A. Holmes is again on the sick list, Williara Hausen, of Omaha, who has ust returned from a European trip, has cken up his abodo here, Dr. Lacy was reported yesterday as be- His little boy, however, Thomas Parr and wife, of Denver, Col., court there are a number of divorce cases to be disposed of, the following [tion. A mob of Sanvornites went to being on the docket: man, dall- C}lAlGl:l; ;lffl CUSSEDNESS. | Pas*a had all the rolling stock of the S —— aileond corraled, so he went through ‘Phe Oriminals Which Judge Reed and | to Naples, arrivivg there August 31. the Jurors Wil Have to Con- n 0 T ., sscended Vesavius, visited Pompeii " ¢ days in Rome, From the Etern The docket of the | December terh | Gl o'wrantto Pis, a8 evorybody of the district court contains the knows, to see the leaning tower, and lowing list of oriminal cases which ate | after viewing the lsndsospe from the The follow- | top of it went to Ventee and stood upon the Bridge of Sighs .:id hndu: i sail in » gondols, then passed on brought over from previous terms, |y, o L KCUAR %o Milan and and some of them have been dragging | suer the Alps by the path of St. Go- along for several terms: ::-rd, l':r:l:":ing alhnt I;md :‘q go:;g State va, JUsbert Forbes, larceny. rough the tunnel. Descending the :::: ve. Ratigan, murder, Alps and ing down tho Lake of State ve. F. M. Caator, appeal. '{;nmr:)l'c.L: oame rn' ;::inl:o;::.q:: Vi obstruetin, wn cerne. L hij s):::’y“‘ i L made the ascent of the Right and &tute ve, Wn. Plamer, obstructing | climbed to the platform immortalized highway. by M-I:k ’I;:uiin, -bnd_wns more fortu~ 3 Doe ing Jiquor | nate than he in obtaining & view un. State va, R Docechler, selling Jiq promiv o e S scape the equal of which cndnnot be v ris, larceny. found. Thence ho passed on to Bl . zt: ):1“ rn'flyl, Jarosty. Scrasburg, noted for its cathedral and State vs, Fonda Wood, asseult to[geese livers. ~Saw the wonderful kill. clock and heard it strike, and wit. State va, John Ryan, larceny. nessed the evolution of the figures Nrate ve. M. . Judd, assault, which hee made it known to all the State vs J. Hawkey, assault. world, He next visited Melz, aud State va. A. Campbell, assault to|thence to Paris and on to London. murder, Spent ten days in this immente o by, The following are the new cases, the | and saw us much of it as was poesible most of which will have to be sifted |in that time. through the grand jury room: State va. J. Hendershot, larcony. Stato ys. John Mann, Istceny. State va, George Bentley, forgery. to come up at that time. ing we know as old cases, having been to minors, Y State va, W, Martin, laroeny. the groatness of Kngland by seeing her ships of war in every port visited, and the scarlet coats and glancing bay- State ve, Charles Smith, assault, onets of her soldiers on the ramparts Ssate va. J. Cromley, mayhem, of nearly every town he saw in Asin State ve. Frank Williams, horso- |and Africa, he was groatly astonished thief. to see the ecant accommodations the State vs, Dug McMahon, adultery. [nation farnished for its members of State vs, James Daly, burglary. parliament who guide and control ite Siate.vs, Wm. Marony, gambling, |armies and navien From London to State va, Frank Connors, vagrancy. [ Layerpool and thence home is an every State va, Henry Neville, assault, [ day ‘trip. The steamer sAlaska, on Daring the timo spent in Ttaly he|-— and Herculaneum, and stayed several| Lost, Fou After hving been impressed with |= State vs, James Connerton, assault, | which he took passage fram Liverpool State va. J. H. Howard, sssault. to New York, was no every day ¢ ffair, State va, Ed. Sullivan, larceny. however. as her rate of speed was from State vs, Ella Harris, ult. 425 to 435 miles per day. During the State va. Wm. Owens, burglary. entire trip Mr. Mallory enjoyed the State va. Zsb. Point, larceny. best of health, and no seasickness or State va, Wm. Jones, breaking jail. | anything else prevented him from at- Stato va, ¥, 8. Garvin, breaking|tending promptly to the dinner gong jail. every day of his absence. State va. Thomans Rice, nuisance. From reading Jules Verne ome is iisghiie i led to suppose that it is a great feat to Do Not Move Blindly- go round the world in eighty days,but Go carefully in purchasing medicine, | the time epent by Mr. Mallory in Many advertised remedies can work great | actual travel was less than that, and il;llj‘" Tittese Avo) lhfn iooed &fi,‘i:";’g‘ he is confident he can make the trip o 18 are purely a vegel - paration; the smalleat child can take them, | 1 #eventy days, “They kill disonse and cure the patient in a safe and kindly way. R e DIVIDED THEY STAND. “Grunt It Ont.” The above is an old saw as savage as it is senseless, You can’t ‘‘grunt out” dys. pepeis, nor liver complaint, nor nervous- ness if they onoe get & good hold. They Thoee Who are Wearied of the Matri- [ don’t remove themselves in that way, The taling a few doses of Burpook Broon BIrTERS is better than “‘grunting it ouc.” What we can cure let’s not endute, monial Estate, At the coming term of the district —————— O’Brien_county was ‘the fcene of & war on Thursday la-t on the county seat ques- fifihmghi" &zhe cnnhnty seat) bb(;{o?a d-yd- 0 ght, ripped open the county b ilding an David C. Ward v Martha Ward. | carried records, frniture, otc., in drays to Sarah Houso vs. Kben House, Samborn. The sherif, recordér clerc oy . | treasurer were absent from town and there Barbars Bergman va. Fred Berg.|lreautrer were abse auditor to fight, He followed the mob to Sanborn and com- Nettlo Long va John Long. pelled them to return the stuff. A huge O. M. Randall vs. Laura A. Ran-|iawsuit is lisbls to geow out of the rampus. Mary C. Westerman va. Joseph You Can Depend on It Westerman. ““For severe toothache and neuralgia o N. D, Borden vs. Annie R Borden |the head I used Tioxas’ EoLretuio O1r. Y yiiry This is certainly the Lest thing 1 ever Sarah A, Parker vs, Edwin Parker. | inow for relief of pain of any kied, The Eiizabeth Bowman vs. David Bow- | house isnever without it.” Mrs, A. M. arrests made, among them being William | the evening train for St, Paul. Scott, Charles Rockwitz, John Oramer Mr, and Mrs, J, K. Cooper start this aud Gus Lerche, Their cases will be heard | afterfioon for Chioago, Niagara Falls, and to.day. wvarious points in the east, including man. Frank, 177 West Tupper strcet, Bufalo, Fred Heinrich va. Sophia Heinrich, |N. Y. Mary A. Lanning vs. Howard B, | =~ - Lanning, i KIDNEY"WORT Solomonson, —On account of the concert this even- | W ashington, intending to be absent on the ing, the Round Table concluded to hold | trip about two or three weeks, Miss Litta , its meeting last evening instead, and avery | Reed has been secured as & rubstitute as enjoynble session was had at the residence | teacher in the public schools during their ron i of Mr, J. W, Chaffin, corner Sixth street | absence, and Kighth avenue. —Permits to become wedded were yes- terday given to Hubert H, Hake and Ma- mie M, Clough, both of Council Bluffs; Benjamin C, Cate and Florence Denton, bothof Anita; Charles S, Dulin and Clara B, Davis, both of Avoca; John Davis and Julia Osburn, of Oareon, ~—1In regard to the row at the dance Sat- urday night, it is no more than justice to the Turners to say that they had nothing | office, while do: to dowith the dance beyond letting other | odation to many, seems to be serving parties use the hall, the gathering net bo- | the purpose of bringing the patience of the man behind the register to a state of perfection, through great tribulation, and other devices to attract the attention | the timidity with which about every ing under their management ur auspices in any respect, ~—J., B, Forman is having the side of his brick building adorned with lettering of the public, This style seems to be catching among the clothing men who have coraer stores, —One of the street lamps at the corner of Eighth street and Avenue I, was struck by a runaway team about six weeks ago, and the glass shattered out, Sinoe then it has not Feen lighted at all, and that part of che city has been left in darkness, caus- ing the residents to grumble about the tar- diness in making repairs, —The rope which hangs daugling with & noose at its end, at the corner of Pearl and Broadway, should be a warning to confidence men who are seen on Broadway #o frequently, The rope was originally used in connection with some decorations, but it could be made to serve a more prac- tical purpose. ~—The firemen are much ¢f the time oo~ cupled with inventions, Oneof the latest has just been put into active operation, it being a device for automatically closing the doors of the Bluff City house after the hose cart passes out to go to s fire, thus keoping the cold qut in the winter time, and the roaming cattle out at all times, --Mr, Adolf, was playing for the dance in Turner hall Saturday night, when the row commenced, and as the contestants were a littlo too snug to him far comfort sud safety, he left his chair ina hurry, and aleo & §40 overcoat, When quiot was restored, the overcoat was mising, and as it has not turned up yet, it was evidently taken by some shivering sonl, ~—HSneak thieves seem to be actively stocking up for the winter, One of them belped bimse!f to a balf dozen sharts, hung outcn the line at Mis, Otto Clark’s reei- dence on Avenue A, the otber evening be- tween 5 and 6 o'clock, A boy liviag in the same vicinity discovered early the otber morcing, & man carrying « ff sowe of his father's wood, and teacked bim home, but was alraid to tackle him. Other petty ©asos are tepoited alio, Dyepepsia, the bug-bear of epicu be relieved by Brown's |fumily is safe without them in the house, A Yelling Baby is something to be avoided. Babies wth colds, babies with croup, babies with scalds, burns, bites, aches, sprains, or paine are bound to become tenants of the household. Dr, THexAs' EoLecTric O1r will cure all these compinints, B TGRS A Qupstion Box. The mail boxpat the Ogden house tless & great accom- It is amusing to notice third man drops his letter into that box, He wants to know all about it, and all about the mails, bafore he will trust his missive to its iron-clad, One of these walking interrozation points came up to the counter yester- day, and after putting his letter nearly into the box, held onto one corner of the envelope to make the al in- quiries before giving it the final drop, Heo began by innocently asking: “'Is this & mail box?' Mr. Wheeler sarcastically walked over to the box, eyed it very critically, and gave his guest the reply that the more he looked at it and the more oarefully ho thought of the mac er the more certain he was that it was really a mail box *‘Yer; it's a mail box,” ‘‘Is this where to put letters!" Tt is,” “Do thox collect letters before the ) ‘“What time do they colleot?" ““In time for all mails,” ‘‘Is this letter in time for the next mail?"” ““It is.” ‘*Are you sure!" “Yes, sir." ““1f mot, I will take it to the train, Tam sure " *‘Do you take the letters out your- self?" *No, sir,” “‘Who {akes them out!" “The United States carriers.” *Do you have a free delivery here?" “Yes, sirl” “‘What train takes the mail?" “All trains,” “‘Does the Rock Island take the mail!* “Yes, sir,” The letter is dropped in. Indulgeat parents who allow their children to eat heartlly of high-sea- soned food, rich pies, dake, etc,, will bave to use Hop Bitters to prevent indigestion, aleepless nights, sick- nexs, pain, and perhaps death, No Sarah Oavenaugh va. Tom Cavan. augh, ilnrin Morton ys. E. H. Morton, Henry Maxwell Amelia Max- well. Albert Weidner vs. Olive Woidner. Sarah Jane Pegg vs. John Pegg, Emma Allen vs. Beoj. Allen, Amanda Longley ve. James Long- oy. Sarah M. Hoyt vs. Stephen H, Hoyt. Matilda J. Show vs. Wm, Show. J. T. Wyman va, Paulina Wyman, \Johanna Moore vs. Joseph Moore, Veronika Wittigechlagger ve. John Wittigsohlagger. John M. Meade vs. Jennie Meade. Fred Tockner vs. Annte Tockner. Eilla Graves vs. C. C. Graves, H. C. Thorter vs. Wm. Sharter, A Newspaper Editor.] Dr. Meagher.—Oculist, Aurist, in Chronic diseas: flicted with dissas diseases of any ci &1 Rbeumatic afectivng mail or in person ut the Metropolitan hotel, Council Bluft Emana I Solomonson vs. Adolf HE GREAT CURE|; e o e | 3 FOR PERFEOTLY CURED, PRICE $1. 1I1QUID er DY, SOLD by DEUGGISTS, () 'Dry can besent WELLS, TRCHARDRON & Oy, Barlington, Ve W E ANDEAR. AND SPECIALIST. e, offers hls services to all af f th Eye, Ear, or Chronic Warrants & cure in Can bo consulted hy Towa. et st | SRivan & Fiiagerald, catarro, for twenty years; couldn’t taste or smell, and hearing was failing, Thomas' DEALERS IN volariy ivon st » o meco: | GROGERIES, PROVISIONS, dice of patent medicine,"” ponid s i SR Y JULES VERNE OUTDONE Orockery, (lassware, His Time Around the Worla Beaten BUOTS, sHUEs! ETG by Severa! Days. Portiand (Oregon) Btandard, nce from a trip around the , in the course ut which he vis- ited somo of the most noted cities and | For sale on th Royal Bank of Ireland and Eank ofireland, Dublin, Those wi o intead to send fo) terviowed by u Standard reporter, to | Hiondh 8 A2y pariof Kuop wil o i o thel points of interest, was last evening in. whom he furnished the following synopsis of his voyage. He lett Port. land May 31, and sailed from San Francisco on the ateamer Oceanio June Gth, arrived at Yokohama on the | 348 Broadway, Council Bluffs 25th, Spent a f d th d " v‘i’-ind ’lfil}o,:hfle:iplxl.u( :l:: J.n';z- PETHYBRIDGE & HEU"AS. From Yokohama he went to Shanghw, on the way touch- ing at Koke and Nagasaki, anese empire, i st Koke wna Nogwatt, ¥eom | BROADWAY MARKET Kong to Singapore, to visit which rlm was the object of his journey, is business wasto ascertain & method Cunard, Auchor, Gulon, American, snd Btate Also agenta for the fofjowing Hines of Steamship Companies : Stoamship Gompanies. ID X B S Sullivan & Fitzgerald, AGENTS, PROPRIETORS DEALERS 1IN Fresh and Salt Meats, of distinguishing between the product | Poultry snd Game in their season, Wiener of the sagc palm and a somewhat sim- ilar article brought here by Chiuese | _ merchants under the name of s 0 and other Sausages a specialty. No. 327 BROADWAY. A O ECESLT RS aur, but whioh was thought to be| EUROPEAN HOTEL, prepared from a certaln root, and ‘The most ceutrally located hotel in the city, which was used as starch instead of | Rooms e, $1.00, #1.60 and §2,00 per day for cooking purposes, He tuspected the Sago plantations at Singapore and thoroughly posted himeelf in regard to the business he had undertaken. Finding that he would make the trip |~ o= home more quickly by going ahead Firsh Clasa Restaurant coonected wito the -HURST, - . Prop Corner Fourth and Locust Streets. hotel MAURHR & ORAIG, thau by turning back he took passage on'a Frouch stcamer {eom Singapors | A R TISTIC POTTERY, 10 Naples, The steamer called at Culombo, where “balmy breeses blow softly o'er Ceylon's Isle,” and then at Aden in Arabia, then at Suez, and through the Suez canal to Port Said, and aorcss the Mediterranean to Noples. He passed Ishmalia the duy the battle was fought near by, but did 840 Buoapwav Rich Out Glass, Fine Frenc Sllver Ware &o., COTNCIT. BLUFFS BINTON & WeBST, DENTISTS. uot take a hand. “He had intended to | 14 Fearl Street, Ceuncil Bluffs. cross Egypt, and have a look at the pyrawids and Bphinx, but Arabi work Extracting lling & specialty, Flrst-clase uaran! COUNCIL BLUFFS SPEGIAL HOTIGES. pecial advertisements, suc , To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wanta, Boardlng, wili bo Inserted In this solumn a4 the ow rate of TEN O PER LINE for the first fnecrtion and FT PER LINE for each wubeequent teave wv ertisements st onr offcs, N Pearl Stroet, noar Brondway. NOTICE. Wanta, W.\NY!ZI' A firstc'ass cabinet maker Ap- pyst W W, Chay Vs, 107 south Main strest, Conneil Bluffs, Ta, ANTED A good Citton or Golden hand puess in good condition (second hand.) C. 0. Fiteh, \ ANTED—A position as cook by an experi- enced hatd. ¥; 8 No. 1 broom ter 1y, 'Apply or call on I ANTE wane Copeon Broom ¢ V penman. Inquire at orney at law, office on ral writing nended, and good office of John Lindt, at- adway. \V TED—At the Westorn House, n cook; one who understands the business; none other need apply N 5.0 buildings to move. We make a epecialty of movi g houses and_safes) Address W, Aylsworts, box &9, Conncil Bluffs, In. VW ARTED—Erctybody in Council Blufe io to tako Tan Bun, 20 cente per wook, do iivered by carriers, Offico, No 7 Pearl Stroet noar Broadway. For Sale and Rent [JUR MENT OR BALE-Ten wores of land, o:d hou e, one room and kitchen black: smith thop, stable room for six horves, good well, gocd cellar and one hnndie1 and twenty be rng fiuit ¢ Near Pony creck, absut five miics of Council Bivffe. Enquire on the premisos of A, Miller or aldicad hita b Counell lufls Farnished toom, No, 6 With or withou! b [OR SALE-The Western House, or Kroadway; or will teude for city or farm_prop or will sell furniture and rent building; reason, ill health. Address J. 8. ©. McCaLLisTER, 808 Upper Broadway, Council Jowa. RO SALE—A lumber aud cont yard, doing & K001 business in & now town, 04 tho Chi- cago, Miiwaukee & St. Paul railroad. Ok, RENT-My new twostory brick store building, on South Main street. PETER WEIS. OR SALE-My twelve-acre fruit farm, on South Fir:t street. PETER WEIS b\un BALE—Beantiful residence iow, #00 by each; nothing down, and 88 permonth only, ¥ EX-MAYOR VAUGHAN. apls-tt Miscellaneous. OST—On Thursdsy evaning, a pioketboos contaning about $10. A reward for Its re- turn. Address “L" Beooffico, e Mot al o e OSSO TR UL ] JO5T.OR STRAYED A light bay horse. bald i face and bob tail, both hind " feet white, 138 bo:n cut on the'breast and about the_eye with & wire fence. He will be four vears old in the spring. He been gone about_four monthe. Address Wm Bluw, Council Slufts, oiheadh bt kol IO AN TILL AHEAD—Great succoss. Call and eee new accossories and specimens of pictures taxen by the reliable gelatine bromide precess, at the Excelsior Gallery 10 Main streot. DB L PATTON—Phymoing and Ocullat Can cure any caso of soro eyes. 1t 1s only Sematter of timo, ‘and can aure gonorally i from three to fivo weeks—1t makes nc differ- ence how long diseased. Will straighten crosg oyes, operate und remove Ptyreginms, ctc., and ingert artificial eyes. Bpecial attention (o re- “ o Business Directary. Excelslor photograph gallery, South Main St. Instantancous process. " Brewery. C. GEISE, Upper Broadway. Bottling Works. B. HAGG & CO., East Piorce St. Bakery. P. AYERS, 517 8. Main 8t. Bathing Houses, MRS, E. J. HARDING, M. D., Broadway and Glenn ave, DR. STUDLEY, Bethesds Bathing House, roadway. Books and Statlonery. ___ . E. SEAMAN, Middle Broadway. Banks. OFFICER & PUSEY, corner Broadway and 5th street. CITIZENS' BANK, Bth street. Broom Factory. MAYNE & CO., avenue A, and 6th St. Cigar Manufacturers. F.R. LEVIN, 308 L. BOEKHOFF, 531 Main Ocal, A, H. MAYNE & €O, 34 Pearl St. Cooper. J. ROSS, 615 East Broadw Dentists, SINTON & WEST, 14 Pearl St. , Broadway and Eggs Shipper. G. F. CRAWFORD, 519 Main §t. Furniture Manufactory. __E. R. STEINHILBER, cor. 7th ave and 12th 5¢, Furniture Store. ©. A. BEEBE & CO., 207 and_200 Broadway. Groceries and Provisions. SULIVAN & FITZGERALD, 343 Broadway. Gunsmithing. ALAM, fth strect, Goods nd guaranteed. OLLIVER & s0ld at east —— | his business, ~ WAREROOMS, 346 AND 857 DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Street., Council Bluffs, Iowa ] mar-%-8m J. MUELLERS P Headquarters For the Cele- brated A Weber Pianos, L Goods A Toys and Fancy Wholesale and Retail, Address, C J. MUELLER, H COUNGIL BLUFFS, E A WM. .. F. F. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 S ENL T B S IMLAIDE! TELTT V7 ES . Bluff and Willow Sreets, Council Bluffs, B. HAGG & CO. DEALBERS XN GEISE® BOTTLED BEER, MADE FROM THE ARTESIAN WELL WATER. ALSO AGEN1S FOR THE CELERBRATEI BUDWNYEGER BIRIEIR Ordera filied in uvy partof the city. Orders by telephone promptly attended to, E. R. STEINHILBER, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF i A S T, JER &S5 CUPBOARDS AND SAFES. We malke the following a specialty: WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES, POPLAR OPEN WASHSTANDS, WALNUT BREAKFAST TABLES, POPLAK WARDROBES, POPLAR BREAKFAST TABLES, POPLAR CUPBOARD: WALNUT WARDROBES, POPLAR SAFES, - WALNUT OPEN ‘WASHSTANDS, 43 Mail orders and correspondence promptly attended to, Office and Manufactory 8. E, Cor. 7th Ave. and 12th Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA MORGAN, KELLER & CO., UNDERTARKERS. The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of woodon and motallc casen. Oalls attended to at all hours, We defy competition in qulity of goods mr roeer: x Mr. Morgan bas erved as undertaker for forty years aad. (s mrrerri e all ita. branch st B IER 'h“%phl'm oo ranches prom; atten ; also 2 Aane graphio and mail orders filled without delay. T e CONRAD GEISE'S BREWERY & MALT HOUSH, Council Bluffs, - - - lowa. Beer and walt in any quantitylfo suit purchasers. Beer 8.00 per barrel. Private famliies sup. plied with small kegs at $1.00 each, celivered free of charge to any part of the city. PETERSON & LARSON, Wholesalo Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing Comwpany’s Celel 'MILWAUKEE BEER, No, 711 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa, Orders from " the sountry olicited City orders to fawilies and dealers delivered free. A. BEEBEL, W. RURYAN, W. BEEER C. A. BEEBE & CO. Wholesale and Rotall Dealers in FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Wos, 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Meat Market, __E. W. TICKNOR, 63 Broadway. Millinery. J. J. BLISS, 328 Broadway. Come and exam- ine for yoursel, MRS J. E. METCALF, 548 Broadw Marble and Granite Work: JACOB APPEL, GROCHTR, NO. 529 8 Main Street. Council Bluffs. Our constantly increasing trade is sutficient proo rsquare dealing and attention to cus tomers, Good butter w'ways on band. Prompt del of goods MRS. J. E. METCALF, Millinery, Dressmaking, Etc.-—Outting and Fitting a Spedialty, No, 648 Broadway, Opposite Revere House, Laces, Embroideries, and Ladies Underwear. Handkerchlets, hose of all kinds, thresd, pins, needles, etc. We hope the ladles will call and sce our ll-‘)(!_ of Eoodr. building, 5th and Main 310 Broadway | Est d A 3 LL & CHAMP, opposite court house. 4. W. SQUIRE & CO.,'corner Pear] and 1st ave. Restaurant. Shirt Factory. F. F. FORD, corner Bluff and Wilow St. Undertakers. MORGAN, KELLER & CO., 346 and 347 Broad- way. 7 North Main St. MRS, £, J. HILTON, M, D., PHYSICIAN ANC SURGEON, 222 Froadwav. CounciliBluffs. CHARLES RICE, Merchant Tailor. (Late Outter for Metcalt B .,) Devol's New Building, Main Streer. Council Bluffs, la, Suite to order 818 and upwards, J. F. KIMBALL. GEO, 4, CHAMP KIMBALL & CHAMP, (Successors to J. P, & J. N, Cassady.) Abstract, Real Estate and Loan Brokers. Wo have t%e only complete set of abstract books to all city lote and lande in Pobtawattam! county, Tities examined and abstracts fur-ished on short notice. Money %0 loan on ity and farm property, short and long tlwe, in suws to suit the borrower, Real ests, bought and sold Office 21807014 wtand ‘opposite co s hou