Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 14, 1882, Page 6

—~ e B s LY TH¥ DAILY ‘8EE-COUNCIL BLUFF3 .OWA THURSDAY, DECEMBEN 14 The Daily Bee GOUNCIL BLUFFS. Thursday Mo‘rmng. Dec }4_’! 7 SUBSCRIPTION RATES: \ stner 20 centa por woek. 3y st - #10,00 per Yoar. Street, Near MINO%X MENTIONS ndid supper at the Piak T. Mueller's Palace Music Hall. —Dishes, glasware, lamps, eto., at 303 Broadway. Howe & Son, What is & Pink T? night and see. ~01d papers for sale at Tur Brr office at 25 centaper hundred. — Subsoribe for newspapers and periodi- cals at H. E, Seaman’s book store, —The Grand Army of the Republic is to give » masquerade ball on the 27th inst. —Furnitare of all kinds repaired by Go Saturday and they were told it was two nntil it was thres, The friend demanded his 810, as he had tarned his mon into court, but found that the clerk had been garnishesd by & Iaw firm, who claimed the $10 as their due for having been consulted by Smith and his friend, the suit being set for next Mon. day. Finding that the 810 was lisbleto go to the lawyers, Smith and his friend walk- od down stairs and did not appear sgain the 810 thus going by defau t into the city treasury, While Smith and his friend had st least the satisfaction cf not letting the Iawyers getit, they claiming thet they had never engaged anyoce to defend them, but had simply talked with them about it. A LARGE STOCK OF FINE HAR- NESS, Both single and double, for sale at reduced prices. W, W. SHERMAN, dl4 4 124 South Maiu street. JE— “‘What can we do for you to-day?” “‘Nothing now; tov busy.” And this has been the answer for a week, at Metcalf & Bro.'s great clothing em- porium, The store seems to be crowded at all hours of the day and all days of the week A splendia stock, low pri nd courteous atten Howe & Bon, 303 Broadway ~Don’t forget the Paper Bazaar and pink T at Dohany's hall, Saturday. ~The delivery wazon of Spetman Bros.’ store has boen mushed some by a rune away. —8eal saoqnes, fur trimmings, low, at Metoalf Bros.’ —Large quantity of stoves and furni. tare at 308 Broadway. Howe & Son, —The ice houses are being put in con- dition for reosiving another mupply for next summer’s use, ~New lot nioely decorated, 56 pieces, of ton s«ts, only 85 at Mourer & Craig. --Hand.painted china, art pottery, solid silverware, bronzes, &c., at Maurer & Oralg. —H. Wagner, of Wagner & Meyer, has s0ld hus interest in Phonix hall to J. L. Smith, very rgest stock of Toys and Holidsy Goods inthe city at Seaman's, Prices dety competition, ~An old lady living on Curtain street had o bad fall by slipping on the sidewalk by Shugart’s cew buildine Tuesday even: ing. —The female minstrel show who have appeared for two eveniogs past at Del- hany's succeeded in disgusting many of thoeo who paid their money for paste- boards, —Maj. J. G. Harriogton of this city has received the sad news of the death of his elder and only brother, Robert H. Har- rington, who died at Tonawsnda, N, Y., Tueeday sfternoon. He was in the 58th year of his age, —Auditor Malony, of Denison, received the sad : nd sudden news on Monday that hox son, Edward Malony, a firoman on the C., M. & St. P. railway, had been killei at Van Hoin, Towa. —Agpyone deiring to securs desirablo deek room in n centrally loo: ted office, and doscme collecting in liew cf rent, can hear of « very adyantsgeous opportunity by sddressing A. B, C., Bk office. —Chatles Moore, who is to retain the rotuil business at Peregoy & Moore's late stand on Broadway, in layiug down a new floor and making other improvements. —Nick Kuhl, the propriotor of the St. Jou house, will soon hegin the erection of a threc-story brick buildinz, and will fit {¢ up in a convenfent and attractive manner for hotel purposes, —Tho clerk of the ncurts yesterday is- sned marrisge licenses to Hugh McRey- nolds and Amands Roland, both of Big Grove; also to John A, Diukley and Bolle Ayres, of this oty ~The plan for having sowe of the needy fawiliea given work at making rag oarpets for their cwn hower, out of material given them, seems to be meeting with a hearly su port and has besun to be put into act- ive operation alrendy. ~This evening Mrs. Hariis gives the wecond of her pians recitals at Mueller's palace music hall. It is almost needless to say that it will be a rare treat and one which all true music lovers will appreciate greatly. —George Gerspacher, his brother Tone, snd Charles Groves were arrested yester- day for disturbing the peace, it leine olainied that they wece mixed up inan after-durs hureah, on lower Broadway. They jleaded not guilty, and gave bonds to appear this afternoon, —The pantomime of *‘Cinderella” is to be given in connection with a fair and scciable to-morrow (Friday) eveniog, un- der the auspices of the ‘‘Young Volun. teers,” an orgenization of young folks, The admission 18 to be free, but refresh. meuts will be served at 25 ceuts for adults and 15 cents for childr n, ~—The funeral of Miss Katlo Cturke, who diad in Chicavo, and whose 1emains were brought to this city, was beld yeaterday at the Catholic chur b, the friends gathering it at the revidence of Mr, George Blax- sim aud proceeding from there to the ¢ urch, sud thence to the cemetery. - Those ludies who are willing to sew fur the poor are to meet again this sfter- noou et 2 o'elock in the Baptist chapel, propared with needle and thread to do worthy work. It is rxpected that one family of cbildren will be Lrought to the chupel, aud there cluthed to-duy, as the children were at the mecting last week, Morchonts and others can contribute dress goods, flannels, ete., and are requested to wake the same known without waiting for «pecial solicitation, ~Jobu Dillon, alias Burke, who was the worst of the trio arrested for a disturbance of the peace on south Main street, aud who was fired at three times by Officer Edgar before surrendening, was in court yestorday repentant and sober, He plead- ed guilty and Justice Frainey fined him 825 and costs, Hoe was unable to pay and was consequently locked up, OCharles Smith, ove of the others, forfeited his so- curity, which consisted of & 810 gold piece put up for biw by a friend, ~—Charles Bwith, arvested for disturbing the peace Tuesd sy aftervoon, was released o appear Wednesday, & friend of bis put- tlog up surety. They apjeared for trial yesterday moraing, but the witnesses not baving been subp weunaed, the case was con- tinued uotil % o'clock in the afternoon. At that bour Swith and Lis friend appeared agaiv, but the witnesses bad not arrived, tion will secure business in any line, and Metealf & Bro. are noted for these and numerous other good pointa, Lutz & Lange are amodg the vio- tims in the Moingona bridge disaster 80 far at least as to be out their fine doors shipped to go into their atore in the new Shugart block. They will, however, soon have their new store equipped, and will then havo as fine a wlolauls establishment as any tobac- © house in the west. - Fine Dolmans, at Ilarkness, O.cutt & Co.'s. - The old reliable firm of R P. Snow & Co. Is on haud for the holidays, and will turnish staple goods, with a falr sprinkling of notlons, at reasona- ble prices for good articles. Every- body knows Mr. Snow, and liko to trade with him. General merchandise is the stock, and thestore 1s 205 Main street. To-Night's Recital, The following programme is ar raoged for the pious recital to be given this evening by Miss Lydis S. Harris at Mueller’s hall: 1. Boethoven— Sonata Appassiona'a, op. 57, Allegro nssni—Andante with varia: tions - Allsgro presto. 2, Sohumann— Entrance, Wayside Inn, Prophetic Bird, Hunting Song, Home. ward. Forest Scenes, op. 82 Voosl— 3, Chopin—Nocturne in G major, op, 37, No. 2, Ballade in A flat, op. 47, » Vool — 4, Schubert—Liszt—*To be Sung on the Waters,” “Ihe Wanderer,” “The Erl St Vooal— 5. Liezt — Waldesrauschen, Heroique Polonaise e The house that seems to be catching the holiday orders for Groceries is Wm. Stobehn & Co.'s, 201 Maln street, They exhibited to your re porter a list of names that proves thy superior character of their patronsge and the orders accompanying covered almost every delicacy {0 be had in this market. Low prisces for superior goods, and courteous attendance is what does it, The best and biggest stock of Cigars and Pipes you oan imsgine, and you want some for Christmss presents, —_———— The largest line of pocket books and hand bags at Bushnell & Brackett's. e This is the time tbat the house- keeper, who valaes her reputation for Christmas pastry looks around for the four in town, On that tcore we can call Eureks, Sheppard & Ween'’s, 121 South Main strect, is the place. and the Buffalo flour is the article, Every bug guaranteed and never has beon returned Tho feed trade of this firm is very extensive. All wishing to present themsolves or their frlends with a souvenir in gold, silver or art deeign, should not fuil to call on C. B. Jeequemin & Co., and mako their selections for the hol- idays early, at 27 Main street, e B Musquetaire kids in atreet and Elrzy shades at Harknees, Orcutt & 0,8, FANS. Orcutt & Co, have an sortment of white and col- aisie Save your money by buying horse blankets and lap robes at C. J. Beck- man'e, 336 Broadway. it A SRR A Word of Caution. Railroad men, mecbanior, commercial travelors, baso balliste, farmers, and others who labor out of doors, are peculinrly liable to acoident and ivjury. Thomes' Egclectric O for bruises, butns, bites aud :lpv.‘.:n., is one of the finest applications yet ovised, When you feel out of sorts, have the blues, melancholy, eto., it most be indigestion that ails you, Brown's TIrou Bitters cur Diamonds, dlamonds, lace pina, ear rings, solitulre riugs and studs, lock- ots, or at 0. B. Jacquemiy & Oo s, 27 Main street. R Solid silverware, only first-class goods, (sterling). Nu charges for ougraving at C. B, Jacquesmay & Co.'s Masquerade Ball. Abe Lincoln post, Council Bluffs, will give & masquerade ball on Decem.- ber 27th in Bloom & Nixon's hall, Now, this ia the night of all nights for a grand affalr, and who can beat the boys in blue' fur insugurating & right royal timef Wheu anything is to be made » booming uccess it is the G. A, R that can do it, sud on this ocoasion the old vets will *'bo as young as they used to be,” e S Ohristmas Novelties, at Harkuess, Orcutt & Co. The fnest albums st Bushnell & Brackett's. —epe——— 1A)]1 Admize » Handsome Face. A pure, clear skin will make any facs baudsome, Manifestly anything which +trengthens aud enriches the d will directly affect the whole person. Al eraptions of the skin dissppesr when Bwr ! a vogetable remedy of inestimable value, THE DISTRIOT COURT. A Jury Estimates the Value of One Foot at $6,000-Uther Oases on Hand The jary in the oars of John Wat- son vs. the Wabash, St. Louis & Pa oific roilway company, brought ina verdict sbout 10 o'clock yesterday forenoon, sfier having been closeted consuiting shout the matter about 4 o’clock in the afternoon of the day preyious, about cighteen hours, The tinding was in favor of Wataon, and the amount awarded him being £6,000. It is understood that several of the jury were in favor of a larger since amount, which was the cause of the delay in ranch- ing 8 verdist. This action was brought to recover damages tor an injury received by the plaintiff, through the negligence of the defen- dants, switching a car in upon the track where the plaintiff was unload- ing a lumber ocar, without notifying him of its approach. The plaintiff in his effort to escape the danger, and in his confusion got his right foot orushed between the drawheads of tte osrs. The trial has lasted two days and was ably conducted on both sides, Mesars, Mynster, Snc Adams appearing for the plaintiff, and Meoesrs. Solomon & Burnett for de- fendants. 7 Yesterday the case of Volmer vs. Kampf, was still on trial, it bein, olaim for damages for personal injuries received in an alleged assault, made at Avooa last summer, in which several were concerned. izt TOYS! TOYS!! Wo have a large assortment of toys on hand that we will sell off at cost, a8 we are discontinuing that branch of our business entirely. We invite all who buy toys for the children to give usa call. C. B. Jacquemiy & Co, Call at Harkness, .Orentt & Co.'s and sce the beautitul laces they have just opened for the holiday trade. - An clegant lot of Black Silks, very cheap, at Harkncss, Orcutt & Co.'s. — Cheap Coal is the thing just now. Missouri coal, B3; Revier Rival, 86; Lackawans, best quality, $10. De- livered free. Leave orders now before it iaall gone. 8, E corner Poarl and Broadway. A. H. NewEnL, Agent, —————— For steel engravings go to Bushnell & Brackett's, When you want to get a present that will completely ecttle the busi- noes and forever captivate the heart of the receiver, just take a turn around the block and call at Bliss'. e Dolmans chesp at Harkness, Orcutt Jo.s. a13tf e Cuall at the Excelsior gallery, cor- uer Main street and First avenue, Holiday pictures; best work, dec12-10t Choice oi made of the best to- bacco are always to be found at An- drew N. Jackson's, sole manufacturer of the Northwestern cigar, which stands without an equal. Havana goods a speclalty, Fifth street, No. 109, second door below Mucller's music ator — ———————— A Chapter on Council Blufts. The twilight twinkler tells the peo- ple of Councll Bluffs ‘‘how to build up a city” and its morning echo re- peats the advice, The groans of these patent medicine advertisers are heart- rending, and if they had any readers abroad they would take it as an indication that this oity was dying. These papers are gasping, it is true, but Council Blufis s booming. Her wholesale trade is pushing into every part of the weat. Her travelors can be found at every station this aide of the Sierras and these wholesalers have the good sense to patronizo a paper that can sid them in booming their town and their trade inatead of the ones that have less than a dozen subecribers west of the Miesouri. CHRISTMAS GOODS In great variety at Harkness, Orcutt & Co, da13if Thunder it Down the Ages, That for lameness, for rheumaiism, for aches, pains, and for sprains Dr, Thomas' Eelectric Oil is & positive and reliable remedy. Dr, Thomas’ Ecleotric Ol can be purchased of an: Bushnoll & Brackett have the larg- eot assortment of CRristmas cards in the city. Aol et Go to Harkness, Co.'s for Lace Gooar, Fanoy Handkerchiefs, &a. How 10 GET SICK. Exposo your solf day and night, eat too much with- [8 @ out exerolse, work too hard withont rent, doctor all the time, take a!l the vile nostrums advertised, and then you will want to know How 10 Ger WELL —Which {s an- swored in three words—Take Hop Bitters! Go to Harkness, Oroutt—& Co."s for dolmans—fur trimmed dolmans, wool dolmans and fine silk dolmans, Nervou ting, & worked femalea' lives, is rapidly re- lieved by Brown's Iron Bitters, Tax Bex reporter, tired of the soft coal nuisance with its dirt and soot, determived to invest In s bace burner, He went to every store In town where stoves are eold sud listened to all the eulogies on different styles. The bost inducements, however, wero affered by Jobn Epeneter, 80 Broadway, and vne of his beautiful base burners be- came our property Since then our fire has never gone out, but has kept the thermometer in doors steadily be- tween 60 and 70, although outside it has sank to 12 below, since that stuve went on duty, Four dampers furnish regulating apparatus that reduces our coal bills by economizing the use of fuel on mild daysand at night. The ve has redeemo? every pledge Mr. Epeneter made for it, and it bas done even more, It delights the entire family, s & thing of comfort and beauty aund a treasure that we would dock Blood Bittersmie employed. They are | DOt part with for five times its cost. For » Ohristmas present to your wife tend home one of Epeneter's base burners, and cleanliness, comfort and happiness will reign on Christmas day, — Gold watches for gentlomen or la- dies. Monograms artistically en- graved on the same without extra charge at 0. B. Jacquemin & Co.'s, CHURCH ENTERPRISE The Baptista Are Bent on Having & 8pire and Other Imp oveme.. te. A business meeting of the members of the Baptist church was held Toes day ovening and after some discussion it was declded to proceed to raise by satacription a sum sofficient to fiaish the spire, to put atone steps in front and at the side of the church in place of the present ooden one, and to | %’ fresco and otherwise beautify the in- terior of tho building. Tho estimated cost of these improvements is about $2,000. The church is not very well able to lift on sach an amount, and the plan is to call upon other citizens for some help In the matter, feeling that such church improvoments are a material benefit to the city at large. This church has just raised $500 and pald off the laat cent of indebtedness, 80 that it {s free from all claims, and whatever is contributed Ia to go directly into the improvements con. templated. Council Bluffs is remark- ably short on good churches for a city of it size, and such building improve- ments as are contemplated are cer- talnly praiteworthy. ¥ree of Uost. All persons wishing to test the merita of » great remedy—one that will positively cure Cnnn\rnrt on, Coughs, Colds, Asth- ey Bronchitis, or any affection of throat and_ lungs—are requested to call at C. F. Goodman's Drug Store and get a trial bottle of Dr, King’s New Discover: for Consumption, ¥REE OF GosT, which will uhl‘l;l-d you what a regular dollar-size bottle will do PERSONAL. George H. Butler, of Detrolt, is in the clty. Dr, Lawrence has returned home from the south, James Ewing, of Cinoinnati, arrived hore yesterday. P, E. C. Lally, of Vail, Iows, visited the Bluffs yeaterday. Frank Cook has returned from a trip t> Minnesota and Wisccnsin, Miss Ida Cassady is ot home again from Des Moines, where she has been attending school. G. A. Brecht, represonting the vinegar factory of A, Brecht & Son, Cedar Rapide, ‘was here yesterday. Judge Aylesworth was out of the city yesterday, and Justice Frainey sat on the wool sack in his atend. William Patton, son of Dr, Patton, has returned from Kokomo, Colorado, where he hus been for a year past. C. S, Hubbard is planning to start the last of next week for an extended visit to his old home in New Jersey, and a skir- mish among the eastern cities of impor- tance and interest, Little Freddie Bates, son of Ed. Bates, is racovering from the effects of the severe accident which befel him a few weeks ago, A, A, Bumham, of Champaign, Il., one of the firm of Burnham, Tulleys & Co, of thia city, arrived here yosterday. Dr. Poulsen left last evening for Cor- ning to attend the annusl meeting of the State Horticuitural society, to be held there to.day and to-morrow. B Postmaster Sam’l A, Hewitt, Of Montuel. Mich., delivers himself in this wise: “‘For colds, burns, sore throat, and rheumatism, Zhomas' Eclectric Oil nnot be beaten. I say keep itup to the dard, and it will eatisly the people. I 1l send for & new supply £oon. Deals iu Dirt, The following transfers of real es- tate are reported for THE BEE as taken from the county records by J. W. Squires & Co., abstraciors of titles, real estate and loan agents, Council Bluffs: R. E. Williams to P. Parks, part ne } of se § of 21, 74, 40; $25. P, Parks to E, Muartin, same de- seription as above, Sherlff to C, D, Watts, se } ofse } of 8, 76, 44; §65, J. M. Paimer to Geo. H. Champ, lot 14, in block 29, Burns Add, City; 8100, J. F, Bryson to F. W. Crow, lot 10, 1n block 1, Carson; $1,000. Shersf to I, Baloh, assignee, n § of ne } cf 4, 76, 28; §531 42, A. E. Huffto S, A, Morris, part sw } of no } of 12, 75, 40; 24, J. H, Henry to 1. J. Olark, part wiofne}ol?, 77, 38; 1,000, W, J. Goodwiu to H, E. Goodwin, wof e} of 19, 76, 42; §419. 8. M. Ciark to M. J. Bird, n w { of andnefofswf of 7, 70, 39; $2,800, M. Meroer to T, Coleman, s e § of n w } of 36, 74, 38; 1,100, G, A, Mercer to J. T, Coleman, part of nw } of uag of 86, and part of swiofset of 25, and part of s w } of 8w} of 25, 74, 38; $900. T, A, Cummins to Horace Everatt, whofuw}audsefofnw §of 10, 76, 42; 81,200, A. Miller to T. Ellam, part s w } of nw}of 16, 74, 43; §640. Uawmarried Persons Bhould lovse no ime in kecuring o certificate in the Marriage Fuud Mao- tual Trust Association of Cedar Rapids, Towa, concerning which cireu- lars and full information will be sent froe upon application, It is organized under the Insurance Laws of Towa, and is the only legalized and legiti- mate wstitation of the kind in the country, Its officers and managers are amoug the most prominent busi- uess wen in Oedar Rapide, includiog, bankers, the postmaster, capitalists, railway managers, lnsurance men, leading lawyers, pbysicians and other reliable citizens. (gver $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 & good sum of money to commence married life on, as not. Remember it only costa you one cent for a postal to request full explavation and information. Good agents can get territory if ap- plied for soon. Write to-day. Do not postpone fi. Mention where you saw this notiee, 00t26-1m* — COMMERCTAL. Grain markets at Chioago have been very weak to-day on aeconat of increasivg receipte. Most of the corn arrivals, how- ever, will not apply on contracts, COUNCIL BLUFPA MARKET, Corrected daily by J. Y. Faller, mer. shandise broker, buyer and shipier of grain and provieions, sffice board of trade roums, Council Bluffe, Town .Wrkat No, 2 spring rajocted b sod demand. Conw - 30c to feeders and 320 to ship- pers; wocd demand for ahipment. ”l JATS ~Sarce and o good demand; 30@ Hay~4 00@6 (0 per ton Rz ~40c; light spply. Coix MPAL—1 75(@ 2 00 per 100 ponnds. Woon ~Good supply; prices at yards, 5 00@$6 00, CoarL—DUelivered, hard, 1000 per ton; woft. 5 00 per ton, Burter—Searce and n grod demand; cholce dairy, 25c. arce and in demand; 263 per 260 Larn—Wholesaling at 130, PouLtry —Firm; deslers puying 13c per pound for turkeys and 10c for chickens, VEGETABLES —Potatoer, 40¢; onionr, 25c: cabbages, 30@40c per dozen; apples, 2 50 @3 50 per barrel. Frovn Best Kansas wheat flonr, 2 0@ 2 50; Minnesota wheat, 2 50@3 50; bran, 70¢ por 100 ponnds. Brooms—2 00@3 00 per dozen, WOOK, CATrLE—3 00@3 50; calven, b 00@7 50. Hoas—Brisk demand at 5 50@5 60; o load lots abont 5¢ per 100 pounds more. ———— GIVEN UP BY DOCIORS. ““Is it possible that Mr. Godfrey is up and at work, and cured by so sim- ple a remedy?” ‘I assure you it is true that he is entirely cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitters; and only ten days ago his dootors gave him up and seid he muat die!” ‘‘Well a-day! That's remarkable! I will go this day and get some for my poor George—I know hops are good.” COUNGIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICK.—8pecial advertisoments, suc Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, ete.,, will be inserted in this column a4 the ow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firet insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent fnsertlon, Leave adv ortivements ab our office, No. 7 Pearl Street, noar Broadway. Wants, WV ANTEE—500 buildings to movo. W make a specislty of movi g houscs and_safos| Address W, P, Bluffs, In. ANTED—Everybody in Council Biuffs 1o to take Tum Bux, 20 centd per wuok, ae liverod by carriers. Office, No 7 Pearl Strect near Broadw Ayleswortn, box 879, Conncil For Sale and Rent OR SALE—The Western House, No. 308 Up- ; or will trade for improved city ‘or farm property; or will sell furniture and rent building; reason, ill health, Address J. 8, C. McCALLISTER, 808 Upper Broadway, Council Binffs, Jowa. LD BEES—In packages of & hundred at 25c o packs,e At THE By office, No, 7 Pearl siroet, it OR RENT—My new two-story brick store building, on South Main street. PETER WEIS, OR SALE—My twelvcacre fruit farm, on South Fir:t strect. PETER WEIS JOR BALE—Beantiful rosidence 1ota, 400 each; nothing down, and 8 perwonth only, by EX-MAYOL VAUGHAN. apls-tt Miscellaneous. Evzny’mmfl renewed at the Excelsior gal- lery, 100 Main street, fos holiday work. Go whereycu can get elviilty and fir trost ment. ESK ROOM—In a central office on first floor in exchange for assistance on a:counts and collections. Acdress, A. B. C., Brk ofice, Council Bluffs, a7t DR. W. L. PATTON—Physician and Oculist. Can oure any case of sore eyen. It s only i ‘matter of time, and can cure generally in from three tc five weeks—It makes nc dlffer- ence how long diseased. Wil straighten crosg eyes, operate and remove Ptyreginma, otc., and insert artificial eyes. Special attention to movelny tadeworma ap5- =mwm®a AND ELAX. Dr. Meagher,—Oculist, Aurist, AND SPECIALIST, in Chronicdiceases, ofers hla servicos to all af flicted with dissases of th Eye, Ear, or Chronic diseases of any chsracter. Warrants & cure in a1 Racumatio #ffections Can be consulted by malor in person at the Mctropolitan hotel, Couneil Bluffs, Towa. Sublivan & Fitagerald, DEALERS IN CROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Crockery, @lassware, BOOTS, SHOES, ETG Also agente for the fojiowlng linex of HBteamship Companies : Cunard, Anchor, Gulon, Awcrican, aid ftad Bteamehip Com; D XL B T For sale on the Hoy of Irelas land, Dublin,” Those w. o intend to ¢ friends to any part of Furope will find it te nterest to l'lf( on Bullivan & Fitzgerald AGENTS, 848 Broadway, Counoil Blu'fk PETHYBRIDGE & NEUNAS, PROPRIETORS BROADWAY MARKET DEALERS IN Fresh and Salt Meats, Poultry and Game in their season, Wiener and other Sausages a epecialty, No. 327 BROADWAY. MAURHER & UkAlG ARTISTIC POTTERY Rich Vut Glsees, Fioe French Ohins, Sllver Ware &c., 540 BRoapway COUNOIL BLUFFS ~ 5. E. MAXON, MO O EX X I BN S T, OOUNOIL BLUFFS, Tows O reddent. " * Cadbler: ™! GITIZENS BANK Of Council Bluffs. Organised unde laws of the State of lows Pald uj ital 76,000 Authortaed cap 200,000 id oo time d¢ te. Drafte fssued o P e e af e Uinibed Beabos b Europe. Bpecial attention Kiven to collestions Aad Correspoudence wibh Prompt relursa. DIRBOTORS, J.D. Bdwundecn, &L lh::fl. J. T, Hanh, WAW. Wallace, JW. LA, Miise Ll AW, Btreet, Tridu HARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO., DRY COODS AND CAKPAT HOUSE. Broadway, and Fourth Street., Council Bluffs, lowa J. MUELLER'S Headquarters For the Cele- ¥ g brated A (Weber Pianos, L Goods| Toys and Fancy Wholesale and Retail, Address, J. MUELLER, 0 COUNCIL BLUFFS, F. F. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.756 and $2.00 SBIER EXIER T S Bluff and Willow Seats, Couneil Biuffs, B. HAGG & CO. DEALEIRS LTIV GEI ¢} BOTTLED BEER, MADE FROY 1ilE ARTESIAN WKLL WATER, ALSO AGEN § FOR THE QrndR CELEBRATED BODWSISRIR BESE Orders filied in woy part of the city. Orders by telephone promptly attended to. JOSEPH REITER, MERCHANT TAILOR, MAKES THE FINEST SUITS IN THE LATEST STYLES, At the Lowest Possible Prices. NO. 310 UPPER BROADWAY. That nevor require crimoing, at Mrs. J. J. Good's Halr Store, at prices never befere touched b oy other hair dealor. Also a full line of wltohes, otc. b groatly reduced prices. —Also goid, sllver and colored nets. - Wrivos mado from ladies’ own halr. Do not fall to call beforo purchasing slsowhere. ALl goods warranted as represented. MRS, 3.9 GOOD, 29 Main atroes, Council Bluffs, Towa MORGAN, KELLER & CO. UNIDE RT.A K E IR S. The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metalic case: Calls attonded to at all houra. We. defy competition in quality of goods oF peloes. Our Mr, Morgan bas served as undertaker for forty vears and thoroughly understands his business, WAREROOMS, 846 AND 3857 BROADWAY. ‘pholstering in all ita branches promptly attended to; slwo carpet-laying nod lambieqaics Fele: graphic and mail orders filled without delay. CONRAL GEISES BREWERY & MALT EHOUSIE, Councilt Bluffs, - - - lowa. Beer and malt In any quantitylto suit purchssers. Beer $8.00 per barrel, Private famiiles sup. Bllcd with small kegs at 81.00 each, oel vored free of charge to any part of the city. PETERSUN & LARSON, Wholessle Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company’s Celebrated MILWAUKEE BEER, No, 711 Broadway, Council Blufis, Iowa. Orders from the sonntry olicited orders to familiex and deslers delivercd free .A. BEEBE, W, RUNYAN A. BEEBE & CO,, Wholeeale and Ketall Dealors in FUKNITURE Nos. 207and 209 Broadway and Nos. 204 and 206 Pierce ftreet, OOUNCIL BLUFFS, - - . . IOWA. JACOB APPEL G ROCHRS NO. 529 8 Main Street. Council Bluffs. Our constant! increseing trad s suff cient proof of our square dealing and attenticn to ¢ emers. _Good tter atwavs on fand. Promptiy delivery of goods, W. BEEEE 8. M. Crouks, Pres, N. B. Easton, Secy. J, C. Horrmay, Vico Pres, N, B, Moorg, Counselor. MUTUAL IOWA STOCK INSURANGE GO. [Incorporated under the Laws of Towa.] INSURANCE AT ACTUAL COST. Tusuriug LIVE STOCK Against Loss by ACCIDENT, THEFT OR DEATH, Or Avy Unknown or Contingent Event Whatever. Experienced agents wanted, Correspondence solicited from all parts of Iowa, OFFICE: 103 Pearl Strest, . Couneil Bluffs, Iowa. decs- i . KIMBALL. GEO, H, CHAM KIMBALL & CHAMP, (Successors 0 J. P. & J. N, Cassady.) Abstract, Real Estate and Loan Brokers. We bave #he only complete sch of abstract books to all city lote snd lands 1o Pottawatbaw! county. Titles examined and abstracts furs lshed on sbort vogice. Money 10 loan on city sud farm Proj ti short and loog tiwe, In suma to sult the borrower, Real sots EI°ReTola Han "opuonits co wh henwe bougbt sud cla Oftice