Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 7, 1882, Page 6

\ e A g < 2 e ] }. O R waa cronching only her side and back were exposed, lt:-lotfl“n to_hit her apon the PROVID! 00R. . It the world wax wiads The Da.ilv Bee. oAb ::'o:.:-l-ml'l:ro:. Bewata K woald = | Some of the Bftorts Being Put Forth | a veritable paradise.—Glenwood Journal e ——e !ud by lnnn’lub: am AUBSORIPTION RATES: b ontrler, ) Mall GOUNGIL_BLUFFS. Thursday Morning Dec 7 20 conte por week. flc.on;’v Yoar, by the Charnebiy Inclined. sMoe: No. 7 Pearl Street, Near |in need, not merely of comfort but of necessaries. There are several prac. ~ | tical plans already in operation, eside from what the county is doing in a formal way from funds raised by tax- There are some wants which officlals do not feel war. Brondway, MINOR MENTION! ~J. Mueller's Palace Music Hall. —“*The World" is to be shown up at Do | the count; hany's this evening, rl:nt.odb n; :neflflng, ¥ u;:l i 803 abundan opportunity —Dishes, glassware, lamps, eto., at L i A Broadway. Howe & Son. st 25 centaper hundred. oals at H, E. Seaman’s book store. ~Katherine Rogers fs to appear s Do- lug&orhufl'- number of ladies who hany's on Lecembor 1ith, in East Lynne have taken some practioal steps to ~Fartitare of all kinds repalred by |help some of the needy and to make u‘l.'l;l ul:Lhel l;ul, by gnthe;ir’:g :‘. = gether the children once a week for ir.- B s g A B struotion in mewing, manners and va [ o gan Francisco Gentleman Wins Howe & Son, 308 Broadway low, at Metoalt Bros." ~Last eveniog Council Bluffs Todge No, 40 gave an enjoyabla datioe, —Largo quantity of stoves and furni. ture at 308 Brondway, Howe & Son. ~—New lot nicely decorated, 56 pleces, of ton neta, only 85 at Maurer & Oralg. ~Chris West won the only distinction ation, warm - hearted and pora rious kinds of practical work, and by furnishing material and superintend- ing their work are helping them to clothe themselves comfortable. On Thanksgiving day they were furnished a dinner together, there bein, forty in all, This work is reaching out in various directions, A great many are contributing arti- The sudden coming of cold blasts open - handed ~01d papers for salo at Tur Bxr office | ot only to bestow charity, but to of- fer help to reder dependents inde- —Subseribe for newspapers and periodi- | pendent, tance to make them self. young and intelligent firm. held at Miss Smith's, and Mynster streots, MERRILY MATED afternoon, One of Council Bluffs’Daughter. evening at the residence of Mr. and about Mrs. C. E. Btone, the bride being their only daughter, Miss Kate Stone, and the happy bridegroom being Mr. yesterday of being the enly drunk brought | cles of elothing and food to be distrib. | A. F. Meighs, of 8an Francisco. The into ocourt, bis tine being of regulation size. ~Hand.painted ohlna, art pottery, solid sllverware, bronzes, &o., at Maurer & Oralg. —Ed Burke is the officlal chimney sweep of the city, and all orders entrusted to his oare will be promptly filled. Leave orders opnosite the Ooy house, on Broadway. ~—There was little chanoe yesterday to use the amoked glass prepared for looking at Venus, She was too modest yesterday snd kept shady. —The Danish society *Danebo,” which now numbers 656 members, is to give its first annual dance at'Bloom & Nixon's hali on the evening of December 9, Olker'’s band 1 to furnish the music, —The Ronesian who was found lately wandering about with hands aud feet frozen has been so well cared for at the county farm that he is about recovered. He will lose only one finger. —Justice Abbott has probably the oldest steel portrait of George Washington in the west, Itisina volume of the Amer- ioan Review, published in 1790, He also has an Itallan picture about 200 years old. uted by Rev. 8. G. Lumen, who is thoroughly posted in regard to the wants and conditions of a number of familles. Yesterday he found one family, a widow with five children, who were lonl{ in need of a stove, they having a plle of old iron which they called a stove, but which gave forth no heat but much smoke. The family were really suffering, and Mr, Lomen seeing that there was a neces: ty, provided one. Buch expenditures require money, and those who have to spare should gladly keep him supplied for sach purposes. There is another family, a widow with two children, aged eight years and three years respectively. The husband and father before his death leased a lot and built him a houre, By overwork in trying to get his little home paid for, he was taken alck and died. The house is paid for, but the lease of the lot is up, and there is danger of their losing their little home. It is proposed to raise enough money (probably $100 will be re. uired) to purchase the lot, so that the family may have their little home secured. This would render the fam- ily self-supporting, as the mother by her industrious and economical oceremony Was performed by Rev, P, F. Bresoe, and in the presence of a c>mpany of friends, who were as hon- ost a8 they were hearty in their pro- forring of well wishes and congratula- tions, The hospitality due such an ocoasion was mnot lacking, and the sffuir throughout was an exceedingly happy one. Mr. Meigs is traveling alesman for a large San Francitwo obbing house and is a young man wo:thy of so fair a prize. Bhe whom he has thus won has many friends here, having lived here since gi She was among the first g the high school here and has since then taught in the public schools of this city with much success. Mr, and Mra, Meigs started last evening for 8t. Joseph, and will visit Kansas City, 8t. Louis, then Chicago, and from there will start for their home on the Pacific coast, Tbey will be acoom- paniod by the kindiy wishes and re- membrances of many. Notice to the Pub fc. T hereby give public notice forbid- ding anyoue from selling any intoxi- cating drinks to my husband, Richard —Smokers and lovers of the weed will | habits could manage to keep the fam- [ Grimmelmann, and that I will prose- fiod at Templeton & Lwmb's, No, 282|ily trom suffering, and the children, | cute anyone selling to him. Broadway, one of the best stocks of cigars and tobacoos in the ocity, and many novel- tles in that line for the holidav trade, —1I» thedistrict court yesterday there was little done of public interest. A few di- voroe oases were disposed of, and motions entertained and defaults entered; court adjuurned early in the afternoon, ~—Those who have food or olothing for the poor, which they want distributed-un der the supervision «f Rev, Mr, Lemen, should leave the same at the Baptit church, on any week day between 10 o'clock a, m, and 12 o'clock. ~—Business came to & briof standatill in the grand jury room yeaterday on saccount of the clerk belng taken suddenly with an attacs of enlargement of the corns aud a shr.nkage of the lesther in a new pair of boots, A balliff was sent post-ha:te after both boys, will soon be able to help her. Such a move will place them in such independent circumstances that there will be & good prospeot for the boys to grow up to be valuable mem- bers of society and financially 1t would be a saving to the community rather along by tid-bits, The ladies of the city should re- member that there is to be a meeting this afterncor at 2 o'clock at the chapel of the Baptist church to sew for the poor. The sewing ma- chine agents of the ocity have agreed to furnish machines for the use of the ladies, who should not be deterred from attending on account of inclement weather, for they ought surely to be willing to subject them- selves to the slight discomfort of » trip from & comfortable home toa Mes ADELINE GRIMMELMANN, Grandy & Oo.’s corner drug store is onoe or the leading places for Christ- was goods, The toilet sets in their cases are and|than to be compelled to holp them | simply superb, and there is an air about the entire store that is suggest- ive of the near approach of Santa Olaus, In the cigar line they propose to sell at least as good an article as amy in the market, and at the same time satisfy customers by reasonable prices. ——-—————— WINNEMUCOA'S WIFE Detalls of the Ceremony of Stoning Her to Death, as Given by an Bye Witness, » pair of old foot coverings, an! business ::mlombla chapel for the sake of [ Reno Gasette. was resumed. —Ed Btookert & 0>, the upholsterers at 809 West Broadway, e in stock a spe- cial and unusually elegant showing of np- holstered fgoods and novelties especially adapted for the holidey trace. They have also a fine display of picture frames, mould- ings, eto,, and those who are planning for gifts ehould surely visit this establishment, a8 there is certainly a great varlety of rich gouds to select from, —The case of L. H. Mitchell vs, D. McGionis and B, Marks promises to come to a head next Mondsy. McGinnis still holos the fort, armed to the teeth, and pro- poses to keop possestion of the gambling rooms, while legal notice is served for him to give possession of the rooms next Mon- day. —William Jones, of Avoos, wss dis- charked from jail yesterdsy afternoon, having served his time, corsisting of the whole of ove day, for petit larceny, It sesws a good deal of & farce for a justice at Avoca to send an officer with & man from Avoca here, and put the couuty to #o much expense for a twenty-four hours’ sentence, ~1t appears from ths clty records that 0se who know no such comforts, e Bushnell & Brackett are opening out the finest stock of ndvelties that oan be imagined. ‘A thing of beauty is a joy for- ever,” There are ten thousand joys for sale here and any ono that cannot find holiday presents in the immense vnrletg ot beautiful things here pro- sentel please, e At Phosnix Hall, Wagner & Meyer have here the celebrated Annheuser Busch, 8t. Louls beer, on tar decb 3t A New epapor Editor. 0, M, Holcom, of Bloomville, Ohio, rizes to explain: ‘‘Had that terrivle diseare cataren, for twenty years; couldn’t taste or smoll, and hearing was falling, Thomns' Eolectric Oil cured me. Thess are facts voluntarily given ngainit a former prejur dice of patent medici The Excelsior Photograph gallery, J. ¥, Burke proprietor, is excelsior in faot as well as in name, Mr. Barke uses only the instantaneous dry plate proo This is the latost thing in Pat Lnoy was not appolnted ono of the | photography; it is & very superior pro oomuities to investigate the q estion of | gayy mud captures the ribbands at the paving [n eastern cities, The resolution | goiny as Mr, Buark was “That the mayor, Aldermen Eicher and Newell be appointed a special com- mittee to visit enstorn oities and invest- | ta) gatotby different Kindy (of pavements in |aquintiog. No othor proccss takes|a few miuutes, wheu one of them use, ohat of same and report to the council.” | the horse while trottlng a! 2:20 gait. | stepped into the ring aud began an —The Catholie schools of the city are | Now 1a the time for your holiday pho- | harangue, mesting with inoreasiog success, At St |tos. Avold the rush and go at once | the poor, agonized rquaw gave vent to Fraucis sosdemy, for girl, there are be- | f0 twena ninety and & hundred musle schol- ars snd about fifty in drawing and paint- ivg, There are now forty-five boarders at the school aud one hundred and fifty day o scholars, The building improvement late- ly made in the academy not only adds to % the architectural appearance of the build. ing but also affords much better conves. lences and more room, the city auditor reports only the amount of bills aliowed, and warrants issued, and fu- [ and constaut reader of Tur Bux is in [ red dovils about him: but ths rquaw sists on having him giye & showing of the | the city on business before the grand jury, | did not raise her head nor emit a smount in the treasury, the amount of li- oanses and fines, eto. In justioo to Auditor | tory of Omaha Burke, it should be knowa, and is pretty | friends here, 14 in the city, called hither well known by this time, thet bills snd | by the marriage of his sister last evening, ‘warrants is all he is called upon to report, ‘The city treasurer reports on the amounts order to get a oowp'ete idea of the financial condition of the city. tiog, so often over- re- e can show. No other process glves such beautiful will certainly be very hard to | g, The faots concerning the disappear- ance of Winnemucca's wife have now oome to light, and are related by a half-breed called Grizzly John, who is fully acquaioted with .the circum- stances ot her death. He was an eye witness of the horrible scene, which he described to a Gazette reporter in passable English. Immediately after the affair he went north on a deer hunt, from which he returned yester- ay. The evening before old Winnemue- ca died about 100 Indians took the tquaw to a large spring, where she had been ordered to bathe. Other squaws stripped her and washed her from head to foot, and then sprinkled her with "fine ashes. Then they started for a range of hills a few miles from Coppersmith Station, leading the rquaw, neked and bare- foot, Upon arriving at a chosen spot they lit a circle of fires, which lighted up & spaca of ground about one hun- dred feet in diameter, In the center of this was a stump elght or ten inches high, to which the trembling £quaw was secursly bound by one foot with a rawhide strap. She still held her child, a bright little papoore about two years old, When she had been secured each buck sought for a certain number of stones about the #izo of n man's fist, and laid them in & pile within the circle of fires. When all was ready for the sacrifice Hughes & Towslees' oyster depot is & trade center for holiday supplies, should cause those who are warmly | confectionery In endless variety, nuts ~|olad and who are blessed with com- [of all kinds, CigaraZof the choicest fortable homes to remember the many [ brands sold on narrow [ who are less fortunate, and who are | All kinds of erackers and canned goods, in short all the delicacies of the season can be obtained of this margains —There was a large attendance at the chapel of the Baptist church Tuesday evening to organize an elocutionary claes under Rev. Mr, Lemen's instruction, A there | committee was appointed to proside musie now | tor the next meeting, which will be on are | Monday evening of next week, on sccount of a church meeting Tuesday evening. The purpose s to meet regularly every Tussday evening and to afford instraction as well d by rendering them tem: | ., antertainment to all who may desire to participate, and especially the young folk, A rehoarsal for the musical portion is to be corner of Seventh There was'merry a wedding party last head, and the second savage, ol ng the most available target, lsunched a rok at her with the ijsatflo force of a oatapult, striking her between the shoulders, and eatting a fearful gash, from which the blood flowed down her back in a small rivalet. He then re- tired to his place, and the circle moved on as before. Thas they continued thelr murderous pastime until the poor, pititul object lay prone upon the ground, a bleeding, sense- less mass of mangled flesh. As sh lay upon her back, the savage who had harangued the band at first, raised a large rock over his head with both hands and inflioted the con;hds grace by smashing her skull. en there was pandemoniam for a few minutes, after which they dispersed and collect- od wood for a pile, upon which the remains of the lnckless rquaw and her babe was burned. A fow were left to keep up the sacrificial firo, while the others returned to old Winnemucca to comfort his dying moments with the assurance that his your rquaw had preceeded him to the Indian's happy land. . — Farming in Norway, A oorrespondent of a London pa- per writea: Of tho 123,000 square miles which Norway contains, only 3,600 are pasturago and only 980 are under the plow. The consequence is that not only corn, but also butter and meat have to be imported in Iuso quantities. From what has been said it wiil bo inferred that the coun- try is more pastoral than agricultural Yot one see few oattle when passing _through the country in sum- mer., The reason is that at that sea- son, as in Bwitzerland, the peasantry and themselves live in ‘‘sacters” or plotureeque huts of solid timber, Much of the agrioulture in Norway is of the most primitive character, small wooden plows, held by boys and drawn by men, being stlll commonly used in many parts of the country. The principal crops grown are oats, barley, rye and potatoes. Flax and homg are also successfully grown in southern parts, ‘L'he chief grain re. glon is the valley of Lake Mjosen, where the growing of wheat has some- times been attempted, but not with marked success. The hay crop, though by no means heavy, is widely diffused, and it is gleaned in what would gen- erally be deemed tmpossible places— on narrow ledges a thousand feet above the sea and in deep valleys where there is very little sunshine. The hay is dried in a peculiar fashion. It is not spread over the field, but is hung out as in some parts of Switzer- land, on fences or hurdles. Rows of posts are set up in the fields, and from these lines of cord or wire are stretched at a dis- tance cf one foot or eighteen inches from one another. On these linos the hay is hung, and it remains there in wet weather as In dry. In wet weatber the moisture dripa to the ground. In fine weathor the sun beats on the outer layers and the wind passes through the interior, and whatever the state of the weather the hay 1s left there till it is ready to be housed. The hay is transported from the upland regions by a novel contrivance known as the ‘‘hay tele- graph.” A rope or wire, sometimes one thousand feet in length, slopes down from the top of a precipice to the bottom of the valley. A bundle of hay is suspended from a ring through which the rope or wire passes, and is shot down to the bottom with lightning speed. Bundles of brush- wood and fire-wood are sent down from the higher ground in the same way. The soythe generally used in mowing the hay is much smaller than that in use in England. In the ‘Valdres route, however, near Odnaer, I noticed some attempts at what would be called scientific farming. In one field a mowing machine was at work, and in another the hay had bien spread out Iu the English fashion and was being turned over by a revolving rake drawn by a horse. Bothmachines were evidently of recent importation, and attracted the attention of the natives much more than that of the foreigners. Whatever may be said of the Norwegians, it can not but be ad- mitted that they are most ingenious in devising contrivances which at once save their labor and take full advan- tage of the peculiar conformation of their country. Their timber-shoots are another instax.ce of their laborious ingenuity. They make wood-ways or alides which extend over hundreds cf feet feom the tops of the hills to the seashore, Millions Given Away. Millions of Bottlesof Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, have been given away as Trial Bottles of the 'arge size, This enormous outlay would be dissstrous to the pro- prietors, were it not for the rare/inerits possesed by this wonderful medicige. Call at O, ¥, Goodnian’s Drug Store, And get & Trial Bottle free, and try for yourself, never fails to cure. @ | street, Council Bluffs, drive their cattle up the mountians, O lights and shades, oity yesterday looking after the paper ~Col, Keatly makes & complamt that | trade with an eagle eye to business, vantage of & visit of Mayor Bowman, of | pile of stones he had collected, when Council Blufls, to that town to pay him « | the movement handsome compliment because of his splen- | {FWard ho picked up a stone, and go- boen made public; and the facts and figures | & mauagement of the secent ongreusion- e M that may be spoken of him, Asa com- Nervousness, peovishoess and fret. | mittes chairman be 16 active and indetati- | aud the circle revolved agai 8. E. MAXON, AROE XIT| B O T, No other process | the Indians joined hands and begen es the babies while laughing and | a monotonous chant, which lasted for Office over savings bank, QOUNCIL BLUFFS, . . - lowa STEAM LAUNDRY. 723 W. Broadway. LARSON & ANDERSON, Proprietors, This laundry had ust been opened for busl- Bk, R84 e e B peopaned T o 1a3na work of all kinds and gusrantee satistaction. spocialty made of fine work, such A8 ool culls, fine shirts, ele. We wanb everybody & give us o trial. LARSON & ANDERSON, G EO. ¥: SHXTE: MANUFACTURER OF “ Silver Plated WINDOW SASH Door Plates Eugraved to Ozder- No. 609N. Tth8t, . . Bt. Louls, Mo, GOLD ROPE. As he continued to speak ¢ your piotures, piercing shrieks, crouching upon the TP rourd and pressing her babe to her reast. This lasted for some minutes, . Then at a signal there was silence ex- Thowas 8. Wright, of Des Moines, is | cept the wails of the intended viotim, the Ogden.| ’ Suddenly the speaker sprang toward W. W. Dodd, of Liberty, Iud,, arrived | her nud grasped tho ohild, She strug- the Ogden yesterday, fl:d _funlid y but un:lr:‘;li;mlfy to re- n it, and was cowm| orce to Johu Rowen, of Das Molnes, was in the | 1o, i 0% ¥R SORbEIeC By ates | swung the infant around his held’; holding it by the ankle, howling like 8. Winther, of Neols, a railroad man |8 demon, and belng echoed by the PHRSONAL. single sound. Suddenly he dashed the ohild upon a rock and killed it in- stantly, Then he resumed his place in the circle, which swung around again, uhmtln&u before, till the one The Missourl Valley Times takes ad. | who killed the baby came opposite the O. E. Stone, one of the lightning opera- and who has many old stopped. Stepping ing to within ten feet of the orouch- Ing victim he hurled it at her with all campaign in this district, Anything th th n-lnm-’fmt.:a superlor quality of our waid in praise of Tom Bowman is net """n« possessed by his brawny | Gold Bope Tobacco has indiced other manaiac wasted, for he deserves all u; good wo; am. The lo struck her on | oy N'l‘:l‘l oame and "Ifl are offered the side, snd was answered by a shriek of anguish. He returned to his &hu, an- I it y &8 an officer be is energetio and | other Indian 'utnfidx?:l‘::umr 5 g £ E g i 2t {SUAY DECEMBER 1 COUNCIL BLUFFY SPECIAL NOTICES. AN sii] DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Strest., Council Bluffs, Iowa mar-%-8m Headqulltels For the Cele- P brated Brfmagees it A (Weber Pianos, ::ll good cellar and one hnndred and twenty Goods| NOTICE. —Special advertisemente, #uc Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wante, Boarding, ste., will be lnserbed In this column a4 the ow rate of TEN OENTS PRR LINE for the firm Inserton and FIVE OENTS PER LINE for each subsequent Insertion, Leavo adv ertisements a4 our office, No. 7 Pearl Stroot, ‘anta, ANTED—A first-c'ass cabinet maker Ap. pyat W W. Chapman's, 107 south Main A, WA.\'THI‘ A good Catton or Golden hand o Figea?"o"4 In k00d condition (second hand.) C. ANTED.—Broom.maker; a No. 1 broom ter wanted immediately. ~Apply o call on Copeon Broom Co., Malvern, Ia. ‘ FANTED—A situation n bookkoeper or silesman. Best of rforences. Address R., Bre office.. ANTEE-500 bulldings to move. We make A specialty of movi ¢ housce and mfes) Address W. P.” Ayleswortn, box 879, Connell Bluffs, In, mlb—lv;lavbod In Council Blufts lo Foar! Bfven oar] 10 take Trm conts itvered by carriers. | Moo, No noar Broadwy. ~ For Sale and Rent ™M nf fruit trees, Near Pony creek, absuc five miles of Council Blufts. Enquire on the premises of A, Miller or address him st Council s Toys and Fancy Wholesale and Retail, Address, J. MUELLER, COUNCIL BLUFFS, FOR SALE--The Western House, No. 308 Up- por_roadway; or will teade for improved clty of farm_property; or will sell furniture and rent bullding; 1eason, fll health. Address J. 8. ©. McCALLISTRR, 808 Upper Broadway, Council Binffs, Jowa, 0% BALE—A good A No. 1 sofs coal burher X bosting etove, ab ¥, B Levin's, 08 Broad- Y. - ORISR S ST, LO BEES—In packages of a hundred st 26¢ 8 pucis,o at TiE B office, No. 7 Pearl stroet. u [0 SALE-A lumbor and cont yara, dolog o [ 2001 business in new town, 0a the Chi- cago, milwaukee & 8¢t. Paul railroad. Fon RENT My new two-story brick store building, on South Main street, PETER WEIS, OR SALE—My twelve-acre frult farm, on South Fir.t sireet. PETER WEIS Ok BALE—Eenutiful residénco iota, §00 each; nothing down, and $3pormonth only, EX-MAYOK VAUGHAN, Tapia-tt Miscellaneous. ESK ROOM~In a central office on first floor in exchinge for assistance on accounts and collections. Address, A. B. C., Bk office, Council Bluffs. ar-tt - Gmarantees the Best $1.50, $1.756 and $2.00 SELTXIR TS MXADE » WELE WEST. Bluf and Willow Sreets, Council Bluffs, B. HAGG & CO. DEALIARS XN TILL AHEAD—Great success. Call and see now accessorles and specimens of plotures taven by the reliable gelatine bromide process, at the Excelsior Gallery 100 Main street. DY L PATTON—Physician and. Ooulist CGan curo any case of sore eyen, It s only @ matter of time, and can cure generally in trom threo t0 five weeks—It makes nc dlffer- onco how long diseascd. Will straighten cross eyos, operat and remove Piyreginia, otc, and tueert artificial eyes, Special attention to moveing tadeworms 23 S 7 G e GEISE' BOTITLED BEER, DII. Maag}:ss;uqfilgggc’ Auflst. MADE FROM THE ARTESIAN WELL WATER. ALSO AGEN:8 FOR THE in Chronic direases, offers hls sorvices to all at flicted with diseasea cf th - Eye, Ear, cr Chronic diseasos of any chiricter. Warrants a cure Iu a1 Rbeumatic sffecti ns* Can bo consolted hy mail or in person at the Mctropolitan hotel, Council Blufts, Towa SuHivan & Fitzgerald, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Crockery, Glassware, CEHLEERATHD BUDWEISER BEER Orders filiod In any part of the city. Orders by telephone fagmptly attended to. JOSEPH REITER, MERCHANT TAILOR, MAKES THE FINEST SULTS IN THE LATEST STYLES, At the Lowest Possible Prices, NO. 310 UPPER BROADWAY. WATEHER WAVES Thab never require crimping, at Mrs. J. J. Good's Hair Store, at prices never befere touched n s' s s’ ny other halr dealer. Also & full lino of switches, otc. abgroatly reduced prices. Aleo gol gal betoro Also agente [or the fofiowing lines of Miver and wmld Dota. le.-:dmldn from Iadies’ own halr. Do not fall to Steamship Companies : | A% #wode s e 20 Main troo. Oonnel Blufly Tota. O, e o MORGAN, KELLER & CO.,, TUNDERTARKEIRS. DR AOaF TS For sale on the Bank of Ireland and Bank The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metalic cases. Calls attended to at all of Ireland, Dublin, Those wi 0 intend to send fo) triends to of Europe will find 14 to thel, hours, We. defy competition in quality of goods or brices, nlerest bo Qur Ms. Morgan bag served as uodartlcer fo forty yoars Mt e L e Sullivan & Fitzgerald, |bisbosiness. - WAREROOMS, 846 AND 87 BROADWAY: Uphoisiering I all its. branches promptly attended to; also carpet-laying and lsmbrequins, Fele: aphic and mail orders without delay. CONRAD GEISE'S . BREWERY & MALT HOUSH, Council Bluffs, - - - lowa. Beer and malt In any quantitylto sult purchascrs, Becr $8.00 per barrel, ~Private tamliles sup- plied with small kegs at $1.00 each, delivered freoof charge to any part of the city, PETERSCON & LARSON, Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company’s Celebrated MILWAUKEE BEER, No, 711 Broadway, Conncil Bluffs, Tows. Orders from the sountry olicited City orders to families and dealers delivered free. AGENTS, 843 Broadway, Oouncil Blufe PETHYBRIDCE & NEUNAS, PROPRIETORS BROADWAY MARKET DEALERS IN Fresh and Salt Meats, Poultry and Game in their season, Wiener and other Sausages a specialty, _No. 327 BROADWAY. e W G i 2 EUROPEAN HOTEL, "The most centralls iocated hotel in the city, Rooms 75c, $1.00, #1.60and £2.00 por day. First Clase Rostaurant connected with the hotel. .HURST. ~ = Prop. Coruer Fourthand Locust Streets. SR, TR EIETEES L INEE. MsURER & ORAIG, ARTISTIC POTTERY, Rich Out Glass, Fine Freno i s C. A, BEEBE & Co, Wholesale and Ketall Dealers in 140 BROADWAY OOUNCIL BLUFFS SINION & WEBT., FURNITURE I”ND CROOKERY DENT!STS. Nos, 207 & 209 Broadway, Council Bluffs, 14 Pearl Street, Counocil Bluffs. JACOB A PP EL' B b work uaranteed. NO. 629 8 Main Street. Council Bluffs. EDWIK J. ABBOTT, Qur constantly incressing trade is sufficlent proof of our square dealing and attention to ¢ » Justice of the Peace and |tomers Gocd butter aiways on kand. Prompt delivery of goods. Non T MRS. J. E. METCALF, 416Broadway, Council Bluffs, Millinery, Dressmaking, Etc.-—Cutting and Fitting a Spedialty, No. 648 Broadway, Oppoeite Revere House, LIVERY, FEED Laces, Embroideries, and Ladies Underwear. —AND-— Handkerchiefs, hose of all lim‘l.l.,ldmoul, pioe, needles, ete, We hope the ladies will cald SALE STABLE. so0_our stock of woods. All Shippers and Travelers will n CHARLES RICH, o o Lo pe sy ot Merchant Tailor. charges. SOUTH S TREET. (Late Cutter for Metcalt B ) Devol’'s New Building, Main Streer. OPPOSITE ORYSTAL MILL, Council Bluffs, - - Iowa. Council Bluffs, la, Buits to order $18 and upwards, HOLLAND & MILLER, Proprietors. REAL ESTATE. W, O, James, In connection with his law sad A. BEEBE, ‘W. RUNYAN, W. BEEBr J. ¥, KIMBALL. GEO, H. CLiAMP KIMBALL & CHAMP, (Successers to J. P. & J. N, Cassady.) Abstract, Real Estate and Loan Brokers. and vells veal estabe. ~ N wa t'-l‘ll'fll-»b:‘y'l-w‘” = n:..t:‘ /e +he only complete sed fl’.m';c’l books to all dz“l::' ud,l:n}mh“l:.g.u:?:. and vished 00 short wnd long time, in sume o Wit {89 borrowsr, Real bought sud sold P o bie office, over Burhuell's book store, Pearl m‘“ l{m‘".‘m_ esbs bought snd eo! Oftice P —— N —