Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 6, 1882, Page 6

! { § THE DAILY BEE-~COUNCIL BLUFFS .OWA WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 6 The Dain_Wnge. COUNGIL BLUFFS. Wednendn; Morning Dec 6 ——————— = PTION RATES: :',mm., “ @ « = « 90 centaper week, Office: No, 7 Pearl Street, Near Wroadway, MINOR MENTIONS «J, Mueller's Palace Music Hall. ~The Knights of Pythins dance this evening. ~~Dishes, glassware, lamps, etc., at 303 Broadway. Howe & Son, —Harkness, Orcutt & Co,, have new theating apparatus for their store. —~01d papers for sals at Tue Bre office at 25 cents per hundred. —Bubseribe for newspapers and periodi. oals at H, E, Seaman's book etore. ¥, A, Senrs has opened up a neat and tempting lunch counter at the Northweat- ern depot. —Furnitare of all kinds repaired by Howe & Son, 303 Broadway —Seal saoqnes, fur trimmings, very low, at Motealt Bros." —There is to be special dummy run BAD CARPENTER WORK. The Alleged Bigamist Arrives Safely and 18 Locked Up. Officer Edgar arrived yestorday from Burlington, having in custody Harry J. Carpenter, the young man wanted here to fmewer to a charge of bigamy. Onarpenter denies the charge, and says that the only wife ho has ia the young girl, whose parents live on Pierce street, In this city. The woman in Virginia, who claims also to be his wife, is said to be on her way here to appoar against him, and it is reported that he has two other wives also, one of whom is at North Platte. On being asked about this one, Oarpenter denied the truth of such a statement, but seemed anxious not to have the wo- man referred to appear against him, He says he will prove that there is »t least one other man of the same name as his, and intimated that this was the cause of his trouble, bat seemed rather nonplussed when asked if the other man of the same name had the same kind of India ink tattooing on his arms, a feature of identific.tion, which ke was apparently not | repared to explain. Judge Ayleaworth yestorday fixed bail at 8500, and being unable to sh it he was consigned to jail to await a hearing, over tonight from Omahs, after the en- tertainment of the Boston ideal company, —Large quantity of stoves and furni. ture at 303 Broadway, Howe & Son. —New lot nicely decorated, 56 pieces, of tea sets, only 85 at Maurer & Craig. —Richmond & Co., the grocers, have ‘made an assignment in favor of their cred. itors, the amount of claims beiog eatimsted at about $10,000, ~—Hand. painted china, art vottery, solid silverware, bronzes, &c, at Maurer & Oraig. —Fd Burke Is the cflicial chimney sweep of the city, and all orders entrusted to his care will be promptly filled. Leave orders opposite the Coy house, on Broadway, —The jury in the superior couct is called for to-day. Several cases yesterday were continued, and aside from motions thers was nothing special done on the civil calendar, —J. O'Bryan, who was arrested for throwing stones at the windows of a bawdy house, was before Justice Frainey yester- day, but the prosecution failing to show up was discharged. —In the distriot court yesterday there were several defaults and foreclosures, sundry motions disposed of and four di. vorces granted. The petit jury is to be impanelled on Friday, The grand jury is still grinding away in its secret chamber. —Those who have food or clothing for the poor, which they want distributed un der the supervision of Rev. Mr, Lemen, should leave the same at the Baptist church, on any week day between 10 o’clock &, m, and 12 o'clock, 4 —A double quartet will to-day have their matrimonial grievances aired in the district court, there being four divorce cases assigned: Henry Maxwell va, Amelia Maxwell; Sarah Jane g vs, John Pége; Emma Allen vs, Benj. Allen; Amands Tangley va. James Langley. —The pantomime of Cinderella is to be given in connestion with a fair and social at the Baptist church, December 15, under the auspioes of the *Young Volunteers,’ an organization of young folks. The ad- mission is to be free, and s pleasant enter- tertainment for all Is promised, ~Theodore Braun has purchased the confectionary and restaurant establish- nentlately owned by Smith & McCuen, A he has been connected with the business for some time he is thoroughly conversant with it and will surely conduct it sucoess- fuliy, ~William Jones, of Avoca, was yester- day brought here, in charge of an officer, to serve out a sentence of one day in ail, for petit larceny, The costs of transporta- tion, the fees and mileage of the officer, ete,, will make that one day’s imprison- ment cost the county $10 to $15, probably, —The Central Methodist ohurch society has purchased a site at the corner of Seventh street and Court, it being the Ballou property, the dimensions being 100 by 140 feet. The consideration paid was $8,500 and it is proposed to build » church costing about 850,000, which will certainly be a credit to this city, —Ed Stockert & Ca., the upholsterers at 800 West Broadway, have in stock a spe- cial and unusually elegant showing of up- holstered goods and novelties especially adapted for the holiday trade, They have also a fine display of picture frames, monld. ings, etc., and those who are planning for gifts should surely visit this establishment, as thero is certalnly a grest variety of rich goods to select from, Yesterday afternoon the young unlnred*‘ What We Want Giye Momeopath s pellets, Allopath hia pills; bnt for rheumatism, for pains and spraine, THOMAS' Or1 fa ineffably uperior to either, It has benefitted as many people as it has had purchasern, All drugpists sell it, o - Qg BRIDGING THE MISSOURI The Board of Trade Decide in ¥avor of & Wagon Way. The discussior of the proposed bridging of the Missouri river ia again revived, and has followed nbou‘ such a course as it did last spring. At a meeling of the board of {rade held Monday evening several hours more were consamed in talking it over, bringing out a variety of oplnions as to . whether the proposed bridge should be for railway purposes, or a wagon bridge with street oar track simply T¢ was finally decided to favor the building of a wagon bridge, but not to favor any railway attachment. A bill for that purpoee has already been introduced in congress, and the action of the bpl?rd 18 virtually in support of tgnt il nd Tens of thousands of dollars are equand- ered yearly on traveling quacks, who go from town to town proféssing to cure all the 1lls that our poor humanity is heir to. Why will the public not learn commion sense, and if they are suffering from dys- pepsin o liver complaint, favest a doliar in Sriixe Brossoy, rold by all druggists and endorsed by the faculty, See testimoni- als, Price 50 cents, trial bottle 10 cents. e s CONCERNING THE COUNCIL. Bome of the Matters of Interest Which the Aldermen are fund to contain $4,100. The total oush in the treasury was about £7,369. Alderman Saugart spoke in favor of re'rerchment oi expendituras, and moved that the chairman of the com- mittees constitute o committee to re- port at tha next meeting of the coun- cil recommendations for the goidance of the council in future expenditures Carried, The question of paving Broadway and Main streets was discussed some- what, and it was decided to appoint a committee consisting of Mayor Bow. man, Aldermen Newell and Eicher, and Patrick Lacy to proceed enst, and investigate the kinds and costs of paving in use in various cities, they to make the trip without any expense to the city. The matter of appointinganother clty aesessor was talked over, but action postponed until next Monday evening to which time adjrurnment was taken. e ——. —— A Now spaper Editor. 0. M. Holcom, of Rloomville, Ohio, rires to explain: “Haa that terrivle diseace eatarra, for twenty years: couldn’t taste or smell, and hearing was failing. Thomas’ Eelectric Oil cured me. Thea: are facts voluntarily given again't & former preju- dice of patent medicine,” PERSONAL. Henry Vows, of Omaho, was amid the Bluffa yesterday. J. W, Blanford, one of the live men of Isd Onk, visited this city yesterday, G, W. Wedgewood, one f Atlantic's attorneys, is in the city attending court. Handling. At the regular meeting of the city council beld Monday evening there was a.full attendance, and much routine business was disposed - of, such as the allowance of bills, the re- oceiving and reading of the monthly reports, the most important ones of which was given in yesterday's Bee A petition was presented asking that the fences, corn cribs, eto., along the east side of Twenty-third street, from Broadway to Avenue C, be moved back, they now encroaching . |some five feet or so upon the street. The matter was referred to the en- gineer and compittee on streets and alleys. The cigarmakers’ union desired to have the use ot the council chamber one evening in a month for their meetings, The request was granted temporarily. The resolution passed by the board of education requesting the council to order a sidewalk along Avenue G, for the accommodation of pupils attend- ing the Hall school, was grantoed, and the usual resolution passed ordering a temporary sidewalk, Three bonds for the appearance of persona charged with breaches of the peace were presented by the ocity attorney, who desired to know what to do with them. The signers of two of them offered to compromise by paying in cash about what the fines would have been had the parties ap- peared and been found guilty, The third bond was surrounded by peculiar circumstances. A well known crook, against whom no specific evidence could be secured, was arrested on the charge of vagrancy, and it was diffi- wan pamed Washiogton, charged with stealing s $300 diamond ring from = Chicago jewelry salesmau named Hunger- ford, was brought before Judge Ayles. worth, and the case sent from thence to Justice Frainey's. Huogerford having secured the ring, had left the city, and the case was continued until Thursday to see if the salesman desired to appear and prosecute, Washington was taken back to jail, . ~J. B, Bullivan, charged with stealing & ring from & prostitute, was before Jus- tice Frainey yesterday, but as no prose cutiog witness appeared he was discharged., 1t is understood that the complaining wit- oult to get evidence to convict hium oven of that. The case was continued, and parties in town gave a bond for his appearance, the chief of police, marshal and clerk giving the bonds- men to understand that if the fellow could be frightened ' out of town it would suit them better than to have him ever appear, The bondsman did 0, and the city got rid of the fellow by this means, + Aldermen Shugart and Newell par- l}uuhfli protested against this way of doing business, They holuva(r in baving the fellows tried and convicted and of i bondsmen, strictly responsible. The District Attorney Coonor is in the city in attendance upon the district court, Goorge Phelps, of Ogden house popu- larity, has gone to 8, Louis for a brief Ald, Eicher started yesterday for the enst, and before his return will visit friends in Pennsylvania, Alderman Newell has started aleo for the east as one of the “big four” to look up paving statistics, W. Kavanaugh, of Duulap, one of the best known business men of that place, was here yesterday. A. Alexander, of Chicago, one of the liveliest clothing men on the rail reached here yesterday from Denver. Pat Locy started yesterday to visit the scenes of his childhood in Virglnia, and to visit other points in the east, Mrs. Jansen, Mrs. 8. T. Roote, and Miss Carrie Session, of Lincoln, are in the city, the guest of Mr, and Mrs, Humblin, Mayor Cheney, of Missouri Valley, one of the best hotel men in the whole west, was shaking hands with friends here yes- terday. Mrs F. C. Bates has returned from La- fayette, Ind., whether she went on the sad mission of nccompanging the remains of her sister, Mrs, C. E. Goddard, taken to that ity for interment. Froddie Bates, the little son of Ed. Bates, remains in about the eame condi- tion, though apparently a little wenker, and much concern is felt for him by friends. Mayor Bowman has started for the east, intending to visit Maine before his return, He will doubtless eee if there is not ship- building material enough left there to pave the streets of Council Bluff BarrLe Creek, Mich., Jan. 81,79, GeNTLEMEN —Having been afflicted for a number of 5“" with indiges- tion and general debility, by the ad- vice of my doctor I used Hop Bitters, and must say they afforded me almost instant relief, 1am glsd to be able to testify in thelr behalf, THOS. G. KNOX. To Visiv Omaha. Arrangements have been made for low rates, and special trains for Wed- nesday evening the 6th inst., for all members of Fidelity Council No, 166 Royal Arcanum expecting to visit Pio- neer council of Omaha. Street cars will leave the Ogden house at G o’clock, local time, making elose connectton with the dummy trains and return at 11 o'clock the same ovening. All members desirous of going wilt please leave their names at ovca with I, E, Cavin, I. M. TREYNOR, ness concluded to give the justice courts | former took occasion to eriticise the the go-by, and have the grand jury pass | police force as being too lax, and said upon the case. Bullivan was brought be. | the citizens were getting tired of so fore Judge Aylesworth yesterday, charzed | many crooks and thugsihanging about with asssult ana battecy, it being an ofi.|town. As a final outcome of the shoot of the kame ocourrence, He pleaded | Matter the council ¢oncluded to com. guilty to aseault, and was fined $10 and costs, Al S R S At Pheenix Hall, Wagner & Meyer have here the celebrated Annheuser Busch, St. Louis promise two of the bonas and let the third one go, the understanding being that hereafter no bonds shall be taken with any such understandings, and that all forfeited konds should be colleo ed in fall, The ocity olerk wanted to kuow beer, on ta: decd-3¢ | \hous the uiv,{l -al-llu. whether there —_— were any, and whether there was an; *5*‘No eye like ths master's eye.’ | city weighmaster, or not, No oui Had Aisop lived in our day he might | seemed to know. The welghmaster well have sdded, “No Popu.lu cara- | had not reslgned but was at work in tive like Kidney-Wort.” "All eyes are | the postofice, The ocouncil decided beginuing to tara to it for relief from | to stop using the vacant lots near the diseases of the liver, bowels and kid |cours finu- for haymarket purposes, noys, Kidney-Wort is nature’s rem- [ wnd let the matter rest there. edy for them all, Those that caonor | The u&n of the ocity treasurer the dry can now prooure it in [ showed the general fund to be over- Ed‘ form of any drawn about $1,700, and the police Seoretary. Nervousness, peevishnees and fret. ting, so often connected with over- worked females' lives, is rapidly re- lieved by Brown's Iron Bitters, Night Shirts a Cause of Baldnees. Burlington Hawkeye. We cannot cure baldness, asa baid head is beyond help, but if those who have hair and desire to retain it will follow our advice they need never show a clearing on top of their heads, The cause of baldness 1s the habit men have of pulling their shirts and night shists over their heads. There are some who will laugh at this idea, but it is not intended that they should, as this is neta funny article, T is business, The pilling of a shirt or a night shirt off over the head causes friction on the scalp, which in time sears the roots of the hair, and leaves a barren yliin, a Sahara, for. ever after, Supposs the night shirt comes to a man’s feet, there is from five to six feet of tal to be drawn over the tender hair, which, kept up for a series of years, would wear ou aay head of hair, Add to this the friction from taking off the shirt, and then the uvatural soratching of the head for ideas, etc., and the hair has no rest, and the wonder is that there is a man lefi who has a spear of hair lefc on his head. Now e preventative is for men to walk out of their night shirts the front way. Women are nover bald, and some sneering men account for the fact by clatming that women do not have brain enough to become bald, That is & campaign lie. Women have more brain and of a better quality than any bald headed man on earth. But they do not wear their hair off by pulling their garments over their head. They open the storm door of warments, and walk out into the light of day, and never disturb bair. ~ This we atate npon information sud belief, and if we are wrong we can vasily be corrected, It is alleged that they get out of their dg goods differ- ereby ent from men, and make a great saving in hair. Taking all the fucts there is only one sensible way for men who desire to retain their hair, and that is to break off the de- structive habit of pulling thelr gar- ments off over their . They may have to be instructed as to the best manner of getting out of a night shirt without using the head for u pivot, but that oan bo arranged. Lot socie- ties be formed, classes, if you please, | = and secure a teacher to illustrate how to tuke off a night shirt the frount way. If our discovery is acted upon bald- headed men will be unknown in the next generation, 4 Decline of Man. Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Im- potence, Sexual Debility, cured by “Wells’ Health Renewer.” 81 Step Up Girls and Show Yourselves Chicago Hera d. The census bureau establishes the fact that the cotton factory operatives ot New- England are, nearly all of them, gitls of foreign birth, There upon an exchange screams: ‘‘Where are the Yaukee girle’’ Where are they? Whysome of them are at horae helping their mothers in the manu- facture of mince piss, woolen socks and soft goap. Others are at various schools throughout the country study- ing hair-banging, piano-pounding and Kangaroo gaits, Other are studying nursing, medicine and law. A few are preparing for ‘‘the bench” and *‘the cloth.” ~ Occazionally one wan- ders westward with hor brosd- shouldered husband and settles down to the cultivation of the peacefal sherp, the razor- backed shost and dirty-faced children, Still another marries the Italian count, and goes with him to ‘‘cloudlers climes and starry skies,” and cooks for him the potent garlic while he torns the orank of a barrel organ, sings **Vive Garibaldi” and exhibits the nimble Jocko. Baron y o Brazilian nobleman, captures another and takes her with him to his fever. Iaden home to mind tho brats, while he shaves the next customer. There are some who become the wives of their childhoods’ playmates, and re- main in their native towns —upright, honorable, narrow-minded women, who go to ““meetin’ "’ twice on Sua- days, and think it wrong to laugh on a day devoted to the worship of the Almighty. |COUNGIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTIOK.—Epecial advertisements, Towt, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Bonrding, etc,, will be Inserted In this colimn a4 the ow eate of TEN CENTS PER 1 for the firct Insortion and FIVE CENTE IR LINE for each eub 4 insertion Teave adv ertlsoments a4 our office, No.7 Broadway. W ANTED-A firstc nss_cabinet maker A it W W. Chapman's, 107 south Main 1 strect, ¢ incil Blufts, Tn. ANTED-A good Cutton or Golden hand piess in good condition (second hand.) C. 0. Fiteh W ANTED. —Broom maker; s No. 1 broom ter wanted immedid Apply or call on Copson Broom Co., Malvern, Ta. TANTED —A situation as biokheeper or smlesman, Best of r.forences, Address R., Ber office.. V ANTEE—500 buildings to move. We make n peci Ity of movi g houses and _safeal Address W, P, Aylosworth, box 89, Connell Bluffs, Ia. VW ASTED-Evenybody in Coundl Blufs o to tako THn i , 30 conts por woek, de Pear] Stroet ice, No 1o and Rent F Ton acres o land, wood hon e, one room and kitchen black: smith thop, stable room foF aix horees, grod well, gocd cellar and cne hnndiei aud twenty bo rng fuit irers. Near Pony creck, abont s of Cunel Bluffe. Enquire'on 1he t A, Milier or addiess him at Council prom Bluffs Western House, No. 308 Up- will teade for improved r will sell furniture and y health, Address J. 8. en, 808 Upper Broadway, Council [FOR SALE_h per 1 roadway C. Mo Binffs, J 7O SALE~A good A No. 1 wofs c'al burher DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUS Broadway, and Fourth Street., i Council Bluffs, Iowa J. MUELLER'S P Headquarters For the Cele- brated A (Weber Pianos, Goods| M Toys and Fancy Wholesale and Retail, Address, X hesting rtove, at ¢, k. Levin's, 303 Broad- wav. In packages of a hundred at 26¢ . at Tik Brk oftics, No. 7 Peatl Fos SALE—A lumber and coal yard, dolog o 1 good business in a now town, 0.1 the Chi~ cago, milwaukee & St, Paul railroad. LOR R Ny new two-story brick store building, on South Main streo PETER WEIS, OR SBALE—-My twelve-acre fruit farm, on South Fir. t airee PETER WEIS L ———— Gallant Rescues There can bs something heroic in a med- icine as well as in individuals. Burdock Blood Bitters have effected many a gallant rescue among the suffering sick, Thoue- ands bave escaped the miseries of dyepep- sia and nerv us debility through the use of this wonderful medicine. It is_emphati- cally the best stomsch and blood tonic in the world TOR BALE—Bowitiful romidence iots, ' cecn; notiing down, and §3per month.cnnys by EX-MAYOK VAUGHAN. apls-tt Miscellaneous. Tof T1LL AHEAD—Great success. Call and soe new accessories and gpecimens of pictures taken by the relisble gelatine bromide process, at the Excelsior Gallery 10/ Main stroet. R. W. L. PATTON—Physician and Oculist. Can cure auy caso of sore eyes, 1b is only Poawmu:ohmes In Nebraska and Iowa during the week ending December 2, 1882, Fur- nished by Wm. Van Vleck, of the postoffice department, for the B rr: NEBRASKA. Established--Talbot, Knox County, Richard O. Talbot, P. M. Discontinued —Primross, Hamilton County. Postmasters Appointed—St. Ed- ward, Boone County, Mra. Ellen M. Thompson; Wyoming, Otoe County, Edwin 8. Gregg. IOWA. Discontinued—Mount Hops, Sac Co.; Roacher, Shelby Co. Postmasters Appointed — Carson, Postawattamie Co., Chas. F. ' Over- ater; Cooper, Greene Co,, 8. W. Wig- gins; Eareka, AdamsCo., A, Y. Capp; Stratford, Hamilton Co., R. W, Bigge; Sivea, Kossuath Co., Ole Oleson; Viroqua, Jones Co., Wm. Seeger. Unmarried Persons Should loose no time in securing a certificate in the Marriage Fand Mu- tual Trust Asacciation of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, concerning which circu- lars and full information will be sent free upon application. It is organized under the Insurance Laws of Towa, and is the only legalized and legiti- mate institation of the” kind in the country. Its officers and mansgers are among the most prominent busi- ness men in Cedar Rapide, including, bankers, the postmaster, capitalists, railway wmansgers, lnsurance men, leading lawyers, physicians and other reliable citizens. Over $15,000 has already been paid to members. It is a splendid investment, as safe, secure, and sure as a government bond, You can just as well have a good sum of money to commence married life on, as not. Remember it only costs you one cent fur a postal card to r:quest full explaoation and information, Good agents can get territory if up- plied for soon. Write to-day. Do not postpone ir. Mention where you saw this notice. 00126-1m* “THOM-AINQ] & [*nomio provd £ 3 |[mppwy edop £dos 2o Jeup o O WORUSIN ‘00UILRUOOUT °X9B JIHIT HOM". | #% qONE ‘X0v INOA 03w et *80Ipe] [j 3 *#UV3100W [V 03 WOROY Ayvay (S 030490 PITW 99VOTD O W) OWOOIIAC £ (TPOIdS| 3 |14 3 puw (3 pUomuWooed w1 ASNIP) eouo)| *SASVASIA AN A1 40) HUNO LSIUNS 24, a3AO¥d N3II8 SVH ATFOER XIT B IO T. Oftice over savings bank, OOUNOCLL BLUFFS, - - - Iows STEAM LAUNDRY. 723 W. Broadway. LARSON & ANDERSON, Proprnetors, This lnundry bas just been opened for busl. noss, And wo aro now prepared to do la wndr, work of all kinds and guarantee satisfaction. specialty made of fine work, such s coltam, cuffs, fine shirte, ete. We want everybody to give us a rial. __LARSON & ANDERSON. REAL ESTATE. . 0. James, In connection with bis law and sollection busluess buys and sclle Teal estate. *ereons wishlng to buy ox sl city property call | - *4 bis office, over Bushnell's book store, Pearl &y GEO, B 5N TE MANUFACTURER OF Silver Plated WINDOW SASH Door Plates ved to Order No. 609 N, 74h 8t, St. Louls, Mo, & matter of time, and can curo gencrally in from threo tc five weeks—1t makes nc differ- onco how long diseascd. Wil straighten croes oyes, operato and remove Ptyroginms, ete., an Ingort artiflcial oycs. Bpecial attention to re- movoing tadoworms aphetf W E AN) AR, Dr. Meagher —Oculist, Aurist, AND SPECIALIST. in Chronic diseas:s, cffrs hls services to all at flicted with disases of th+ Eyo, Ear, cr Chronio disenses of any chy r. Warrints a cure In a1 Ryeumaic sffecti.ng Can be consulted by malor in verson at the Mctrogolitan hotel, Council Fluffs, lowa Sublivan & Fitzgerald, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PRGVISIONS, Crockery, (Hlassware, BOOTS, SHUES, ETC Also agents for the fojjowing lines of Steamship Companies : Cunard, Anchor, Guion, American, and Stase ‘Steamship Gompanles. DR X TS For salo on the Royal Bank of Ireland and Bank o Ireland, Dublin, Those wi o intend to send foy irkends to'any pari of Earope will fud b o thel nterest to call on " Sullivan & Fitzgerald, AGENTS, 843 Broadway, Couneil Blufe PETHYBRIDGE & NEUNAS, PROPRIETORS BROADWAY MARKET DEALERS IN Fresh and Salt Meats, Poultry snd Game in their season, Wiener . and other Sausages a spe:ialty, No. 327 BROADWAY. _ LTRSS EUROPE&AN HOTEL, The most centrally located hotel in the city, Roorns 75¢, 8100, §1.60 and $2.00 per day. First Class Restaurant connected with the hotel .HURST, - =« Prop. Corner Fourth and Locust Streete. | LOUTEE DEC. MAURER & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Rich Cut Glass, Fine Frenc Silver Ware &c., 840 Broanway OOUNCIT, BLUFFA T BIN1ON & WEST. DENTISTS. 14 Pearl Street, Oenneil Blaffs. nd flling » speciaity, First-clare ") EDWIN J. ABBOTT., Justice of the Peace and Notary Public. t16Rroadway, Council Bluffs, ~ MAIN STREET LIVERY, FEED —AND— SALE STABLE. Al Shippers and Travelers will n good accommodation and reasonabl charges, SOUTH § TREET. OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL Council Bluffs, - - Iowa. HOLLAND & MILLER, __Proprietor GOLD ROPE. Thelntrinslc merlt and superior quality of ouwr R o S Ty our brand in name and style which are offered and sold for loss morey than the genuine Gold R e e e e sons oy Ixhe ely senuibe aad origiaal Gold Kope ‘Tabacco ls manufactured by THE WILSON & McNALLY TO BACCO JOMPANY. J. MUELLER, COUNGIL BLUFFS, EX A I .. Ty = il (& =F. F. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 &5 BN O IR N S5 IMCAIDE v TENE VU RS, ;| Bluff and Willow Srests, Council Bluffs. B. HAGG & CO. DEALERS IN GEISE' BOTTLED BEER, MADE FROM THE ARTESIAN WELL WATER., ALSO AGENTS FOR THE CEHLEEBERATED BEUDWRIGEERIR BEBRR Orders filied in any part of the city. Orders by telephone promptly sttended to. JOSEPH REITER, MERCHANT TAILOR, MAKES THE FINEST SUITS IN THE LATEST STYLES, At the Lowest Possible Prices, NO. 310 UPPER BROADWAY. WATEIR WAVES That never require crtmping, st Mrs. J. J. Good's Halr Store, at prioss never befers fouched oy other halr dealer. Also a full line of switches, otc. atgreatly reduoed prices. Also siver and colorod nets. - Waves made trom Iadies’ own batr. Do nob fall to call ssewhere. All goods warranded a8 represontod, . J, 29 Maln sbreos, Council Blufts, Towa. MORGAN, KELLER & CO., TUNDERTARKERS. The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metalic cases, Oalls attended to at all hours, We defy competition in quality of goods or prices, Our Mr, Morgan bas served as undertaker for forty years and thoroughly understands his business, = WAREROOMS, 346 AND 3857 BROADWAY. u%p%ohurln& in all its branches promptly attended to; slso carpet-laying and lambrequins, Tele- graphic and mail orders filled without delay. CONRAD GEISE'S BREWERY & MALT EOUSHE, Council Bluffs, - - - lowa. Beer and malt in any quantity'to suit purchasers. Beer §8.00 per barrel. Private famiiles sup- plied with sms)l kega at $1.00 each, oel vered free of_cbarge to any part of the city. PETERSON & LARSON, Wholceale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing MILWAUKEE BEER, No, 711 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa, Orders from the sountry olicited City orders to families and dealers delivered free. FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos., 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs. JACOB APPEL., GROCHR, NO. 6529 8 Main ftreet. Council Bluffs. Our constantly incressing trade is suff proof of our square dealing and attenticnto ¢ s tomers. Gocd butter a'ways on band, 1" pt delivery of goods. R MRS. J. E. METCALF, ' | Milnery, Dressmaking, Etc.—Cutting and Fitting a Spedialty. No. 648 Broadway, Opposite Revere House, Laces, Embroideries, and Ladies Underwear. dkerchlote, hose of all kinds, thread, pins, needles, stc, We hope She ladies will eall Fapdkaschial i e PO e et CHARILES RICH, Merchant Tailor. (Late Cutter for Metoalt B .,) Devol's New Building, Main Streer. Council Bluffs, la, Suits to order §18 and upwards, A. BEEBE, W. BEEBE J. F. KIMBALL, GEO, H. CHAMP KIMBALL & CHAMP, (Buccessors 10 J. P, & J. N, Cassady.) Abstract, Real Estate and Loanr Brokers. ‘We have # e ouly complete set of abstracs hooks to all city lote and lands in Pottawettam! county. Titles examined and abstracts furnished on short potice. Mouey 10 loan on gity and farm property, short sad long thuie, in sume to suit the borrower, Keal csta” bought and sold Office b old stand oppostie co irs hovise-