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

THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS The Daily Bee. "COUNGIL BLUFFS. Wednesday Morning, Dec. 1?. SUBSCRIPTION RA "v’h’lflw' s I I 2741000 per Year, OfMoe: No. 7 Pearl Street, Nea: Wroadway. MINOR MHENTIONS. —S8plendid supper at the ok T, J, Mueller's Palace Music Hall, —Dishes, glassware, Inmps, etc,, at 303 Howe & Son, Broadway. —Largest stock of Toya and Holiday Goods in the city at Seaman's, Prices dety competition. «01d papers for sale at Twue Bre office at 25 centaper hundred, —Bubseribe for newspapars and periodi- oals at 11, K, Seaman's book store, —Furniture of all kinds repaired by Howe & Son, 303 Broadway —Permit to commit Harma Matson, both of this city. ~Don’t forget the Paper Bazaar and pink T at Dohany’s hall, Satwrday. —Seal maoqnes, fur trimmings, low, at Metealf Bros.’ —The Printers’ Union has arranzed for a grand ball at Bloom & Nixon's, Christ- mas night, it being their first annual. —Large quantity of stoves and farni- ture at 303 Broadway, Howe & Son, —New lot nicely decorated, 56 pieces, of ton wets, only &5 at Maurer & Craig. —The railway war, so far as local mat- ters are concerned, remain in statu quo on passenger rates, the St, Paul still keeping to its cut. —Hand-painted china, art vottery, solid silverware, bronzes, &o., at Maurer & Oraig, —James Awnes, a deserter from tho reg- ular army, and who ought to be at Ft. Taramie instead of here, has voluntarily wsutrendered himself at police headquarters ready to be returned to duty. —The Shugart block is so near comple- tion that it is expected that some who have leared offices therein will proceed to fit them up this week, ready for complete oc- * cupancy in a few day thereafter. —Anyone deiiring to secure desirable desk room in a centrally locsted office, and do some collecting in lien of rent, can hear of a very adyantageous opportunity by addressing A, B. C,, Drk offico. A German workman named Witt- meyer is now lying at the Creston house, suffering from a broken log, caused by heavy stone falling on it while he was at work at the Shugart building. 20 cente per week. matrimony was yosterday given John Henrickson and very there, The lest given away of the c sixteen cars were unceremoniously dnmpe into the ricer, The loss will foot up 810, 000, but unfortunately no While the traina rin trom Grand Junetion to Gowrd and there strike the Toledo branch of th Northw:stern, which strikes the main lin repairs ure being made T [ again at Tama, a little tardy in reaching here. ——— goods in the city at Seaman’s, defy competition, tf 4| Holidsy goods, street, Muequetaire kids 1n sireet Co.’s. the gift you are in at Mrs. Norria' store and n and special pri elagant Ta, ta!” ali Bliss’ is tho place of the greatest profusion buyers to call for their holiday pres ents in the jowelry line, in completo and prices very low. decl0 3t Holiday goods, sol streets, decl0 3 just opened for the holidny trade. e Postmmster Sam’l A. Howitt, Of Monterey, Mich., delivers himeelf in this wise: “For colds, burns, rore throat, and rheumatism, Zhomas’ cannot be beaten, standard, shall sendfor & now supply roon, Eelectric 0i STEALING STEEDS. n Jail. od to his home in Omaha, passenger train from death and destraction ceident consisted of the ral span while | Toaded freight teain was passing over, and | e waa injared This has made the trains Largest atock of toys and holiday Prices solid silver and plated ware at E, Barhora's, 17 Main decl0 3t and party shades at Harknees, Orcutt & “Alove of & bonnot will make just Jooking for, Me, Spoopendyke, aud don’t forget to drop millinery her beautiful styles places whero tho holiday goods ace found in E Burhorn's is the plice for close His stock rilver and plated waro at E. Burhorn’s 17 Main Call at Harknese, Oscatt & Co.'s and eee the beautitul 'luces they have I say keep it up to the nd it will satisfy the people. I The Thief Captured and Safaly Lodged A German, who claims Omaha for his home and Gustave Bretschneider for lis name, was yesterday lodged in jail hera on the charge of horse steal- ing Ho had for some time been at work for a farmer In Monona county, and having some difficulty with his employer, was discharged and return- Lt week HELPING THE HELPLESS Another Cass of Destitution Which 18 Belng Looked Afver Promptly i destitu- tion commanded attention, it being & of e | which are both sick in bed and hence o .| Yesterday snother oaso of | family the father and mother anable to do anything to keep the wolf from the door. There ere two children, snd they were yesterday found to be in ead need of clothes, while the home itself was very scant- ily furnished and lacking most of the usoal comforts, Steps were at once takea to relieve their wants and sup- ply them with the needfal. Taere are two erroneous ideas, which may be gsining ground, and cortainly onght to be corrected wherever found to exist. One of these is the idea with which some may be impressed that Council Bluffs has more than its shere of poor. One might easily gain thia idea from the s given by the press to the help being given. This has been gi because here who are warm promiuence there are many heartedly interested in these matters, in feeling and ia pocketbook, and who want to know what is going on 1t has also bean prominently brought before the publis to incite an in‘erest in others who are ca ss aud luke- warm about il T'he frequonty and prominence of sach montious is, therefore, no indi- cation that Council Blufls is a city of mach paaperism. In fact, the reverse is the case. There are fow in proportion who need help, but a amall proportion out of over 20,000 iahabitants furnished abundant opportunity for the proper bestowal of charity. The second erroneous notion which may have spread somewhat, is that contributions are being cacelessly dia- tribated, Taere is no canse for such a feeling, There is no cause for ruch 7| feling. The contributions which have baen placed in Rav. Mr, Lemen's have been very carefaily distributed Ho has given to no one withous first carefully loarning the actual facts, needs and worthiness. There have been filteon families thus aided, and the one yesterday makes sixteen. Of these thero have been only five men, sand every one of these completely disabled, aud not zapable of earning a cent. The others have been widowa and children. It is desirable that any who have employmoent to give of any kind should make the same known, as there are several to whom a chance to work would be a greater charity than woney, as it would give them a needed chance to help themselves. A plan has been suggeste t which he rumnmq to Monona county, | gaoms a practical cue, that those who a,u'.é watching hm' opportunity, | have on hand eny material our of stole the farmer's team, 88 which rag can be he claims merely for spite, or to get ourpsts made, should contribute snch, and some of OWA WEDN SDAY, DECEMBER awitching, while plaintiffi was un. loading a car of lumber standing on a side track, The cane was given to the jury late yesterday sfternoon. A start was made in the trial of the case of Vaimer Vs Kampf, in which the plaintiff seeks > recover damages for personal injarios reesived by an alleged asssult at Avoca last summer. On the other side it !s claimed that the injurics were slight, xud were received by his falling down some ateps while druuk This caze will probably bo fiaished to- day. 4 The geand jnrg has retarned bills against John Gerbick and John C. Wood for larceny and against George C. Wood for reduction, The grand jury will probably complete its work this week Max Mohn has two dozen fat geese for sale Have fat roast gooss for Christmas, aud don't you forget it d13ead3t CHRISTMAS GOODS 1n great varioty at Harknoss, & Co.'s. Oreutt VRAR\J MUSIC. The First of the Trio of Plavo Recitals by Misy Harris, Last evening was the first of the nories of piano recitals by Miss Lydia 8. Harriy, of Chicago, and it drew to Mueller's hall o fair sized audience, and one which was composed of the real music lovers of the city, who could and who did appreciate the clasaic numbers, and the truly artiatic maoner in which they wero randered. Those who knew Mies Harris when ehe was coanected with Mrs, Ford's conzervatory of music here were de- lighted at the evident progress she has made since then, while thuse who heard her for the first tim» were won- derfully surprised, her renditions ex- ceeding their expectations even, She showed the spirit of the true artist, indeed, and her opening recital here fully justified the high commendations which preceded her coming, To-morrow ovening will be the second of the series, and Saturday night will be the closing. FANS, Harkness, Orcutt & Co. have an elegant aseortment of white and col- ored fana. d13if ——— Save your money by buying horse blanketr and lap robes at C. J, Beck- man's, 335 Broadway. TR A Word of Caution. Railroad men, mechanice, commercial travelers, base balliste, farmers, and others who labor out of d¢ are paculiarly liabla to accident and injury. Zhomas' KEeleotrie Odl for bruiges, burns, bites and sy atos, is one of the finest applications yet devised, GOUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL 'NOTICES Specisl NOTICE. advortisoments, uc Lost, Found, To Loan, For 8Sale, To Rend, Wants, Boarding, etc., will be Inserted In thie wlumn st the ow rate of TEN CENTS PER L for the first Ineertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent Insertlon. Leave adv ortisoments a4 our office, No.J Pear] Street, near Broadway. JANTED—Two Brab.claes barbers at 628 Brosdway, Council Buffs. P, W. Derksen, dectmay Wants, A few more T ANTED, ourders at 81 South Main St. M, A. Spoor, deetnee ANTEE--500 buildings to move. We make & specislty of movi ¢ “housee and mfes] . P, Ayleswortn, box 879, Conneil W Addr 1y In Council Blufte lo centa per weok, de Oifics, No 7 Pearl Street NTED—Everyt o take Tun Ben, iversd by carries. near Broadway For Bale and Rent R RENT OR Ten mores o land, I go>d hone, 1 kitehen black: amith thep, st Ix horees, good well, good cellar and ore hnndred and twenty be rng tuit trecs Noar Pony creck, osut five miies of Ccuncil Bluffs. Enquire on the premises of A, Milier or address hia at Council Blufts OR SALE-The Western Hotse, No, 308 Up- | Froadway; or will teade for improved farm property; or will sell furniture and Address J. 8, il city ¢ rent building; 1eason, il health. O, McCarusrer, 508 Upper Broadway, Cou Binffs, Jowa, In packsges of a hundred at 26 ¢ at Tuk Bre office, No. 7 Pearl street, t Fo SALE—A lumber and coal yard, doiog & goo! business in & new towi, 03 the Chi- eago, Milwaukee & 8t. Paul railrond. WOR R building, My new two-story brick store on South Main stre P WEIS NOR SALE-My twelve-acre_fruit farm, on South Firt street, PETER WEIS NOK SALE—Beantiful residenco iots, 60 each; nothing down, and & per wonth only, EX-MAYOi. VAUGHAN by Miscellaneous, { VERYTHING renewed at the Excelsior gal- Jery, 100 Main strect, for holiday work. Go where you can got elvility anl fuir treat ment, ROOM—In a central office in exchange for assistance on w vounts and ctions. Address, A. 0, il Binfs, R. W. L. PATTON—Phyeician and Oculist, Can ‘cure any case of soro eyes. It 8 only @ matter of time, and can curo generlly in from three to five weeks-—it makes nc differ- ence how long diseascd. eyes, opera Will straighten cross and remove Ptyreginms, etc., and Leyes. Spoclal attention to re- maveing tadoworms apb-f Dr. Meagher. AND SPECIALIST. in Chronicdiseascs, offers hls services to all af flicted with dise es of th+ Eye, Ear, or Cbronic acter, Warrants a cure lu cting Can be consulted by a in person at the Mctropolitan hotel, Councl Kluffs, Towa Subivan & Fitzgerald, RKNESS, ORCUTT & CO., 0ODS AND CARPAT HOU Broadway, aflfl Fourth Strest,, Coanncil Bluffs, Iowa HA mar-%-8m J. MUELLER'S P Headquarters For the Cele- brated A (Weber Pianos, i ot Goods A Toys and Fancy Wholesale and Retail, Address, C J. MUELLER, T COUNCIL BLUFFS, F. F. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.756 and $2.00 &= B L R &5 IMCAIDE] oH®dER WHELE WWEST. Bluff and Willow Sreets, Council Bluffs, B. HAGG & GCO. DEALFEIRS IN GEI £} BOTTLED BEER, MADE FROYX THE ARTESIAN WELL WATER. r 1 ¢ i ALSO AGEN'S FOR THE evon financially with his employer, but as oircamstances indicate, with the intentipn of selling the horkes and pocketing the cash, It is claimed that hedrove the team ahout twenty miies, and then tried to sell them, but failing to find & customer he put them in a lively stable, and instructed the DEALZRS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Crockery, Glassware, BOOTS, SHIES, ETG Also sgents for tho fojowing lines of the girls in the needy familios can be given employment in preparing the samo for rag carpets, to cover the bare flooxs, aud in case of a surplus, to sell for the benefit of the fuad, Such help would be little felt, and would be geatefully received. —Council Bluffs lodge No. 40, Kmighta of Pythias, bavinz deemed best to post- pone their dance on account of bad weather last week, are to give the same next Monday evening at Caatle hall, The nobbiest thing in the cigar line is & patent cigar box, which is a per- fecr imitation of o large book The ingcription in gilt lettering on the back 14, *“De Quuck’s Medical Works,” The volume closea with a brass catch and it has a canvas binding. The in- COCELEBEIRIRATEID BUDWEICGINE RBIEEEL Orders filled in any partof the city. Orders by telephone promptly attended to. i JOSEPH REITER, —There was a good attendance at the elocution class at the Baptist chapel Mon- day evening. meeting, Tuesday, December 10. —John Barnes, an individual of color, was arrested yesterday for taking part in » Bunday night row among some colored He will have a hear- doves on Broadwsy, ing before Judge Aylesworth to-day. —The Anolent Order of Hiberniaus of | ness and this city have received an invitation to participate in the grand annual ball to be given by the order in Omaha, on the even- A large del- egation will respond by attending in per. ing of the 14th of December. ~—The work on the Madison street via. duct is proceeding well, and if the weather continues favorable it is expected to be completed inthe course of three weeks, It is one of the most substantinl and impor- tant made during theyesr, ~—Justice Abbott lait evenlog tied the noose matrimonially bindiog Frederick Schiekowatskie and Lena Remitr as hus- band and wife, The squire tumbled down three times in wrestling with the happy' bridegroom’s nawme, but iy in n fair way to recover, —The city council met in accosdance with adjourninent on Monday evening, but owing to a lack of & yuorum, another ad- journment was had until uext Mondsy evening, at which time it is expected the assossor question will be settled, and other matters of importance will be brought up. —A telegram was received yesterday from Mrs, Carpenter, who olaims to be s wife of the man now charged with bigamy, and is on her way here frora Vir- ginia to appear against him, the country, Mr, Forman, of Honey Oreek township, being her uncle, ~The Nostram Paffer, who was drowr ed by the Masons in Lake Erie, and whose ghost still meanders in this vicinity, is out with a jeremiade objecting to the acquisi- tion of business houses or business men, Surely such brilliant writers are the life of a city, ‘Where will the wor.dbe when the twinkler provided they hail from Omaba, ‘winks out, ~Of all the sneaks the sneakiest sneak is the one who sneaks his neighbor’s morn ing paper. There have been soveral com- plaints of late of this petty thiev ery, and one party has been seen, THe Bxe pur- poses to help stop this despicable practice by at least publishing the names of such persone, and it Is expected that one o tendenoy. of cdh‘u No;thvutsm cigar, which ¥ : stan without an equal. Havana P gliuied e e pandividusl | gonde s apecialty, ~Fifth sireet, No po 109, ond door below Mucller's day worving, rounds, over to a friend to keep till morping an had forgottenit. ~The delay in the arrival of the Chicago & Northwestern trains for a fow days past has been owing to the accident to th bridge oyer the Des Moines river hetwern V Boone and Moingons, the same bridgethat cinedy, Dr, Thomas' Ecleobric (il can be Admmortalized Kate Sbeliy, who saved The ringers of the class ars to meet at the home of Miss Seara to-mor- row evening to prepare music for the next Tt appesrs that she, too, hay relatives in this part of He bad ccme to Council Bluffs to see the sights, and after depoasit- ing 82,000 of bis wealth in a bavk, kept $400 in his pocket and started on the On wakiog up yesterdsy morn- iog he found most of it gove and con- cluded that he had been robbed. He found, bowever, that be bad handed it him at Omaba, here for safe-keeping, of the receiver, around the block and call at Bliss'. novel lowering apparatus, and yourself. too. you forget it. & Co.'s. d13tt m, sharp, attendance, SRl PERSONAL. the Ogden yesterday. called to court as a witness, Charlie Green has returned from an ex tended trip through the east, wenther. and they report & most enjoyable time. - | he was charmed with the city and its peo ple, Call at the Exselslor r music store, - e — How 10 Ger Sick.—Expose your. self day and night, eat too much with vile you will want to know a| How 7o Ger WeLL —Which ts an Bitters! Thuader it Down the ‘That for lameness, for rheumailsm, . Eelectric Oil i & positive and » ' purchased of any druggist, proprietor to sell the team for 8190, if he could, and forward the money to He tken took the train for home, but was overtaken, ar- restod on tho cars, and after having a preliminary examination, was held tor trial, and brought to the county jail ‘When you want to get a present that will completely mettle the busi- forever captivate the heart just take a turn About the neatest thing in the way of a holiday gifc, provided you have a home that is worthy «f them, isa parlor chandelier or hall lamp of the Iatest style and with the new and There {8 no doubt but that such a gift would delight your wife and all the family, Call at the Gas company’s office and get one before Dolmans cheap at Harkness, Orentt The Rescue Engine company will have a meeting this evening at 8 p. Tmportant business is on hand and every member should be in M. O'Neil, of Yankton, is at the Ogden, D. A, Little, of Des Moines, dined at Dr. Walters, of Avocs, is in the city, Mr, and Mrs, J, K, Cooper have re- turned from their eastern trip, havivg cut their visit short on account of dissgreeable Their tripwas an extonded one, though made on the fly, and they visited New York, Washington aud other cities, Jncob Roweorans, who has heen visiting his cousin, Constable Rosecrans, for a few days past, returned last evening to his home in Garden Prairie, I1l,, where he is engaged in too thriving a business to make it advieable for him to move west, other- wise he would come to Council Bluffs, as gallery, cor- ner Main street and First avenue. Holiday pictures; best work. dec12.10t Choice cigars made of the best to- more arrests will bo wade in a few days, | bacco are alweys to be found at An- which will probably have a rcformatory | drew N. Jackson's, sole wanufacturer out exercse, work too hard without rest, doctor all the time, take all the nostrums advertised, and then swered in three words—Take Hop o [ - has, valns, and for rprains Dr. Thomas E. Burhorn's is the place for close buyera to call for their holiday pres- ents in the jewelry line. Hisstock is complete and prices very low. decl0-3t, Nervousnees, peevishness and frot- ting, so often connected with over- worked females' lives, is rapidly re- lieved by Brown's Iron Bitters, Go to Harkn Orcutt & Co.’s for dolmans —fur trimmed dolmans, wool dolmans and fine silk dolmans, d13:¢ [All Admire a Handsome Faoe. A pure, clenr skin will make any facs handsome. Manifestly anything “which strengthens and euriches the blood will directly affect tho whole person. Al eruptions of the skin disappear when Bur- dock Blood Bittersare employed. They are a vegetable remedy of inestimable value, AW UGLY CUSTOMER- Officer mdgar Fires at Him Three Iimes Before Capturing Him, Yesterday afternoon a young man giving his name as John D lion, prob- ably an aliae, raised a row at Nick Bachus' place, and wis spparently bound to clean out the bar and the barkeeper. Two other young men in the saloon at the time taking a drink, sought to interfere, they say, to get the belligerent out of doors, but a8 the bartender at the time thought, to take his part, The result wasa lively matinee, though a brief one. The police, on reaching the spot, found quiet restored, and the parties had started off. Officer Edgar and Morae kept after Dillon and gove him guite a chase from the Milwaukee & Su. Paal depot down the track. He wou'd not halt, and Officer Edgar, after calling to him sev- oral times, procececed to fire. He blazed away three times, siming high enough to skip him, aud the fellow then haited and wes captured. The two others who were euppored to b concerned in the sffair were more quietly arrested and all three were brought into the statlon, On the way thither the follow calling himself Dillon was very b isive and ugly and made much resistance on being searched, but was safely landed in the back room to meditate, One of the others, giving the name of Oharles Smith, was released at on nquiry of the bartender showiog that he had very little hand in the row, The other, giving the name of Atkins, Rave ,10 oash for his appearance this moraning. The Council Bluffs headquarters for ing wholesale depot for fruit is the well known house of J. M. 8t, John & Co, The Omaha trade of this firm i8 quite large, and the people of this .| ¢'ty have long since found it to their .| advantage to get their goods in the producs line trom this square-dealing aud enterprising firm, of 316 Broad- way. ‘I'ne Listrict Court. Most of yesterday, in the distriot court, was taken up by the trial of the case of Watsou vs the Wabssh rallway company, in which plaintiff seeks to recover damages for the loss of & foot, oaused by alleged ocareloss- ness of the company's employees in butter, eggs and poultry and the lead- | 2 terior showa a double box of cigara, 50 1n a hox, and a aweetér smoke is hard to find than those cigars far- nished. For asmoker they are the neatest Christmas present imaginable, and for the entire business is only $3.00. F. R. Lovin, 308 Broadway, is the only man in town thst can have them, as the box is patented. Levin's factory is a splendid place to get cigar holders, fine pipes and all kinds of smokers’ goods. When you feel out of sorts, have the blues, melancholy, etc., it muet be indigestion that ails you. Brown’s Iron Bitters cures it, Miin in Richelleu. It was expeoted that the Miln.Bar- leigh dramatic company would present Hamlet in Council Bluffs to morrow evening, bat ic was found impoesible for them to do so without losing a |- day. ‘They who are disappointed in not neeing Mr. Miln will be glad to learn that arrangements have been made for a special train to and from Omahe to- night to accommodate those who wish to sea Mr, Miln in Richelien, which the Kansas City papers declare to be better than his Hamlet, COMMERCIAL There appears tobe a good profit in shipping corn to Liverpool. No, 2 corn, f o, b, in Chicago is 574c, which with freight and insurance of i94c makes the cost to lay dewn a bushel of corn in Liver- pool 87c. The Liverpoo! price is 7s 24, which is equivalent to 98¢, and st this fig- ure there would be & profit on shipment of 11 per bushel, COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Corrected daily by J. Y. Yuller, mer- chandise broker, buyer and shipier of grain and provision:, office board of trade roome, Council Bluffs, Towa, Wukar No, 2 spring, rojected H0c; good demand, Conx -80¢ to fecdors and 27c to ship- pers; good demand for shipment. Oars =8 arce and in good demand; 30@ 82 Hax—4 00@6 00 per ton, Rk —40¢; light supply. Cous M —1 76@2 00 per 100 pon nds, Wooh ~Good supply; prices at yards, 5 00@6 00, Coal—Delivared, hard, 100 per ton; soft. 5 00 per ton, Eurren—Scarce and 0 good demand; mery, 85¢; chofoe dairy, 25c. ;08 =Scarce and in demand; 263 per dozen, Larn—Wholesaling at 13¢, Pourriy —Firm; dealers paying 18c per pound for turkeys and 10¢ for chickens. VEGETABLES — Potatoes, 40c; onions, 25e: cabbages, 30@40c per dozen; apples, No, 3, 65; @3 50 per barrel, Froun - Best Kansas wheat flour, 2 30@ 2 50; Minnesots wheat, 2 50@3 50; bras, UK, Oarriz—3 00@8 50; calves, 5 00@7 50, Hoos—Brisk demand st 5 50@5 65; car load lots about 5¢ per 100 pounds mors, —— GIVEN UP BY DOCTORS, s it possible that Mr. Godfrey is up and at work, and cured by so eim- ple s remedyf” 1 assure you it is true that he le entirely cured, and with nothing bat Hop Bitters; and only ten days ago his doctors gave him up and sald he wust die!” “‘Well a-day! That's remarkable! T will go this day and get some for my poor George—1I know hops are good. Steamship Companies : Cunard, Anchor, Guion, American, and Stae Steamship Companies. DR OF WS For sale on the Royal Bank of Ireland and Eank ot Ireland, Dublin, Those w' o intend to send for triends to any part of Europe will find 8 to thel. nierest to call on Sulivan & Fitzgerald, AGENTS, 848 Broadway. Council Bluffk PETHYBRIDCE & NEUNAS, PROPRIETORS BROADWAY MARKET DEALERS IN Fresh and Salt Meats, Poultry and Game in their season, Wiener and other Sausages ® specialty. No. 327 BROADWAY. MAURHR & ORAlG ARTISTIC POTTERY, iich Out Gless, Fine French China, Stlver Ware &c., 740 Broanway NOUNOIL. BLUFFS SIN !ON & WHBT. DENTISTS. 14 Pearl Btreet, Council Bluffs. Extracting and filling » specialty, First-claes work_narantoed. MAIN STREET LIVERY, FEED —AND— SALE STABLE, All Shippers and Travolers will n pood accommodation aud reasonabl chargos, SOUTH s REET. OPPOSITE CRYSTAL WMILL, Council Bluffs, - - lowa HOLLAND & MILLER, Ao o v Bropratam S. E. MAXON, AaRNROE XIT B'O T, Office over savings bank, OOUNOIL BLUFFS, - - - " REAL ESTATE. . 0. James, lu connection with his law and 15itection businessbuys and sells real estate. versons wishing to buy or soll eity property call 1 bis office, over Bushuell's book stors Pearl Jreod Iowa. D. BOMUNDSON, N, L. SHUGA] A W, BTRENT, "B ® president. Vice-Pres't, ~ Cashler, CITIZENS BANK 0f Council Bluffs. Organized under she laws of the Btate of Iowa Pald up capital, Authorised capital Luterest pald on time dej Acipal cities of the United States snd Eurone " Specal attentlon xived to coliections aud ence with prompt returns. DIRKOTORS. J. D. Kdmundson, E. L. Bh 3. T.Hant, . LW, o 1A Millar WAW, Wallace, | 3¥ g MERCHANT TAILOR, MAKES THE FINEST SUITS IN THE LATEST STYLES, At the Lowest Possible Prices, NO. 310 UPPER BROADWAY. TWATEHR WAVES That nevor require crimping, at Mrs. J. J. Gool's Hair Store, at prices never befers touched ny other halr deaor. ‘Alss & full lino Gt mwitahos, ete. sk sreably Tedtoed Prioes. Also goId, liver and colored nets. Waves made from Indies’ own hair. Da nob fall to call before purchasing where. All goods warranted aa ropresented. oD, 20 Maln stroes, Council Blufts, Tows. MORGAN, KELLER & CO., TUNDERTARKEIRS. 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 bas served as undertaker for forty years and thoroughly understande bis business, = WAREROOMS, 3846 AND 857 BROADWAY, pholstering in all its branches promptly attended to; also carpet-laying and lambrequins, n&'ale- graphic and mail orders filled without delay. CONRAD GEISE'S BREWERY & MALT EHOUSHE, Counci! Bluffs, - - Beor and malt in any quantitylto suit purchasers. Beer $8.00 per barrel, plied with small kegs at 81.00 each, ol vered freo of charge to an lowa. Private famiilos sup- art of the city. PETERSON & LARSON, Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlits Brewing Company’s Celebrated MILWAUKEE BEER, No, 711 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa. Orders from the sountry olicited City orders to families and dealers delivered free. C. A. BEEBE & CO. Wholesale and Retall Dealers In FURNITURE Nos. 207and 209 Broadway and Nos. 204 and 206 Pierce htreet, COUNCIL BLUFFS, e . IOWA. JACUB APPEL. G-ROCHRS NO 52&?’5 Main Street. Council Bluffs. sufficicnt proof of our sg dealing and attention to ¢ iy delivery of good C.A. BEEBE, W. BEEEE constant! Good tt 8. M. Crooks, Pres, N. B. Easron, Secy. J, C. Horryax, Vica Pres, N. B, Moorg, Counselor, MUTUAL IOWA STOCK INSURANCE CO. [Incorporated under the Laws of Towa.] INSURANCE AT ACTUAL COST. Insoring LIVE STOCK Against Loss by ACCIDENT, THEFT OR DEATH, Or Apy Unknown or Contingent Event Whatever, Eaxperienced agents wanted, Correspondence solicited from all parts of Iowa, OFFICE: 103 Pearl Sl:raat.d Council Bluffs, Iowa. P RMBALL. “GEU, . CHAMP KIMBALL & CHAMP, (Successers to J. P, & J. N, Cassady.) Abstract, Real Estate and Loan Brokers. We have #he only complete set of abstract books to all city lots and lands in Pottaw.ttami county. Titles e: ed and abstracts furtlshed oo short sotice. Money $o loan on city [ property, short snd long time, In sums to sult dhe borrower, Real eots~ bought and sold Ofice RIORET0l4 Shant “Opecsits co it muume ec- W,