Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 18, 1882, Page 6

THE DAILY BYk-COUNCIL BLI L The Daily Bee. COUNCIL BLUFFS, g, Deo, 18, Moud;; r;i;ru-ina De 20 cents por woek $10.90 per Yoar. OMce: No. 7 Pearl Btreet, Near Broadwa, MINOKR MENIIUNS, ~J, Mueller's Palace Music Hall. ~Dishes, glasaware, lamps, etc,, at 303 Broadway. Howe & Son, ~—Councll Bluff« lodge No. 40, K. of P, i to give its dance this evening ~01d papers for oalo at Tur Ber office at 25 centaper huudred, —Subecribe for newspapsrs and periodi- eals at H, E. Seaman’s book store. —The Rescue Inds are prepariog for a masquerade on January 11th. arniture of all kinds repaired by Howe & Son, 303 Br. adway trimmings, very —Seal sacques, fur low, at Metcalt Bros." ~The city counncil is to mect in ad- journed session this eveningy or at least try to. ~Large quantity of stoves «¢nd furni. turo at 303 Broadway, Howe & Son, ~New lot nicely decorated, 56 pieces, of tea sets, only &5 at Maurer & Craig, —Rsv, T. 8. Blayney, of Omaha, ocou- pied the pulpit of the Presbyterian church yesterday. ~Mre, James Garduer, who wae tak:n from here to Mt, Pleasant, is reported as quite ill there. —Hand.painted chins, art vottery, solid sllverware, bronzes, &c, at Maurer & Oralg. ~Largest stock of Toys and Holidey Goods /n the city at Seaman’s, Prices dety competition, —The Boys' band are organizing for a dance on New Yoar's night ac Bloom & Nixon's, ~—The Council Bluffs Medieal society is to meet here on the first Wednesday even. ing in January, —The Miiwaukee and 8t Paul has pulled down its sign, “$L to Minneapolis and St, Paul,” ~*Permit to wed has been given to My- ron O, Inmann and Amanda E, Cheney, both of Washington township, —Evicence in the divorce caso of Ma. tilda J, Shaw va. Wm, Shaw was taken in the district court here Saturday, —In the cate of Nellie Roop vs. Charles Borghausea, for damages on account of selling her father liquor, a change of venue has been taken from this county. —1In the case of the Traders’ bank va. Hamilton et al, tried in the district court Saturday, the jury in the evening return- eda verdict in favor of the plaintiff for $3,200, -~ —James F. Bay, of Loveland, and Haonsh J. Bufflogton, of the same place, were made husband and wife by Judge Aylesworth on Saturday. —Albert Litzke and Mol.ie Abbott, of Neols, on Saturday got the necemsary papers and had Judge Reed tie the knot before they left the court house. —A man named 8. Randolph Smith ia roported as organizing a children's tem- perance society at Audubon. Isit possible that this is Stephen R. Smith, who flour- dshed here last summer on the other side of the fence? —William Stafford, supported by Miss Rosa Paul, is to appear in Romeo and Juliet, next Thursday evening, at Do- hany’s and the same company will appear ¥ridey evening in *“The Marble Heart,” —Abe Lincoln post, G A, R, is mak- ing extensive preparations for its masque- rade ball, to be given at Bloom & Nixon's hall on the evening of the:7th. A jol'y time i+ promised. —The Printers’ Union, lately organized here, is to give its first Bloom & Nixon's hall, Christmas evening, December 26th. The affair will be full of enjoyment, snd the union should meet with a hearty encouragement and liberal support by the publio, —Mra. Aon Butterfield, while out riding with two of her girls, met with a serious accident near the city mills Baturday, In turning the corner at Washington avenue, the buggy was tipped over and all three thrown to the ground, each rcceiving quite serious cute, bumps and bruises, —Alex Ritter was happily reminded that Baturday was his 68th birthday, by being presented with an elegant ebony, gold-headed cane, the donors being G, M, Washburn, Jacob Appel, W, Fay, P, D, Mottaz, 8. H, Cramer, Josoph Bierwise and C, Wesley, Tue Bex joins with them and others in hoping that Alex way live to celebrate many more bir'hdays, —Mrs, O'Hearn avd Mre, Simons un- fortunately live on the lot, near the C, B, & Q. depot, and have no division fence and but one well. As result a bitter quarrel bas ensued, and Mrs, O'Hearn now says she is afraid that Mrs, Simons will do her some herm, sud that she has gone so far 4 to threaten to chop her into mince meat with an ax. Mrs, Simons is therefore in. vited to appear before Justice Abbott and @xplaim, ~The mysterious *'Pink T paper bazaar ‘was held at Dohany’s Bajurday afternoon and evening, aud proved a great financial #uccess and & most epjoyable oocasion, There was an attractive bazsar, of pink and white, in the center of the hall and there all sorts of fancy articles were dis- poced of, The hall was adorued with decorations of pink and the refreshment tables were spread with pink throughout, siving & very plessing effecc. The Bava- #lan band enlivened the ey ening hours also, S —— !(:hwo l‘:oulu in the city combined <can show the variety of goods be found at Brwkot{’-. A — Call at Harkness, Oroutt & Co,'s and reo the besutitul laces they bave Just opened for the bolidsy trade, ———e Call at the Exceliwor gallery, cor- ner Main street an Fifm :{;‘x'm-. Holidsy piotures; bes wnk decl2.10+ Altuiitiatid o sr s St o CHRISTM AR GCODS In creat varioty st Hukuess, Oroiy & Oo,'s, disif BAGGED FOR BIGaMY. Harry Oarpenter Oonfronted by Two Women Claimiug to be Hia Wives, The Grand Jury Find an Indiot- moent Against Him. There has been fome doubt felt and expressed as to whether the Virginia wife of Harry J. Carpenter, now lying in jail here on a charge of bigamy, would appear againat him, She ar- nved here, however, Friday night, and Saturday moraing visited police head- quarters, Officer Edgar accompanied her to where the Council Bluffs wife was, and introduced them to each other, Their meeting was more cor dial than is usual in such cases, they exchauging an affectionate kise, and entering av vnce upon & confidential chat and narration of experiences. A little fater in the day they visited the court house together, and called at the jail. Officer Edgar oalled Car- penter to come to the gratvg, but the lester on spproaching nofced whe wae there and beat a retreat. He was ordered to the front egain, and com- plied in part; bt kept n's face turned wnide, until vhe otficer spoke to him protty sharply. As he turned his head the Virgitia wife said: “‘Hello, Hurry, that's yon, is it]” The other wifo remarkod: *‘Yes, that s Harry.” Having fully identified him, they repaired to the grand jary room and there gave their evidence, on the hear ing »f which the jury found an indiot- ment for bigamy, which was reported to the court, Oarpenter is said to be thirty-one yeara old, though, in procuring a marriage license here ho gave his age as twenty-elght years. He formerly lived in Wheeling, West Virginia, near which his mother still resides, The Virginia wife marrled him about eleven years ago. She was a nchool girl at the tims, a daughier of agroceryman named Honry Rob- inson, Her father had placed her at a female college, intending to give her a thorough education, but she be- came infatuated with Carpenter, and was married to him. They had four children, two of whom live with their mother, and the other two in a chil- dren’s home at Wheeling. Carpenter kept a produce store and fish market there until about three years ago, when he left the cily suddenly, it be ing claimed that he had become sadly involved by gambling. Carpenter wrote his wife that he was going to Sandusky on business, and sgain wrote her from Co'umbus saying he would return soon, but she hesrd no more from him, until the correspondence opened leading to fis arrest in the eastern part of thin state. Carpenter appeared in Council Bluffs as a clerk atthe Western house, aud here formed the acquaintance of Miss Rachel Stevens, whose widowed mether lives on Pierce atreet. The girl was only sixteen, and becoming infatuated with him was married to him a few months sge, He suddenly disappeared about the time that she discovered herself to be in a condition most needing & husband’s care, In her efforts to find him she wrote a let- ter to his mother, Mrs. Ellen Carpen- ter, in Virgin's, telling her the cir- cumstances. Btrangely enough his Virginia wife's name isalso Ellen, and the letter fell into her hands instead of the mother's. She replied at once, telling of her ¢xlstence, and asking particalars, From this oorrespondence resulted the arreast of Carpenter., He had written to his wife here from Bi marck, Iowa, near Burlington, s ing his name Harry J. Montague, and Officer Edgar being sent thither ar- rested him and brought him to this oity. He will probably have his trial at the present term of court, and it is difficult to see how he can manage to escape from the punishment which seems ready to drop upon him, 1t is understood that thers is some bitter feellng hetween Carpenter’s mother and his Virginis wife, and that on account of statements made by the former the wife intends commencing suit against her mother-in-law for de- famatlion of character, Have you been to Brackett's? If not, why not? J. M, Pariues', DO Y v e s FES "OWA,MO?‘ anf,wDir_C?t«: MBER 18 Mergen, Mra. Tholl and Mrs. Hannan; a pair of blankets, by J. W. Laing; aset of fors, by Spetman Bros.; a Indy's hat, by Mrs, Atbothnot; a child’s cloak, by Mr. Friedman; a guitar, by Mr. Muaeller; & shromo, by Howa & Bon; a chromo, by Mr. Mendel. The Iadies have bought an elegant silver tea set, to bs given away by chance; also, a gold headed cane, to be voted to the mos popular railway con- ductor. Numerous other articles have been provided, and arrangements are being made which will resalt in making ench of the thres days of interest to the public, and of profit to the cause, Now is the time to buy Christmas presents, and Brackett's 1s the place to get them, At the brand wew store there isa brand new stock, L. B. Clark & Co, 10 east Broadway, has the nobbiest lot of druggists’ sundries in the holi- day goods huo that can be found any- where up-town, and we are not sure that Councll Bluffs has a drug store that will beat it. The doctor is a zenial gontleman., Cul and get acquainted 50,000 dolls at Brackett's, Our Roporter —Monday we will is- suo the only paper, with 2,000 extra circulation, Metoalf Bros —‘‘All right give us somethirg, whatever you can see.’ 0. R --Nine ealesmacn, with an average of two customers to each salotman, One-thud of the number ladies. Cash clerk busy. Stock im- menge and more cases at the back door, the time that tho house- keeper who values her reputation for Christmas pastry looks around for the best of flour in town. On that score we can cry cureka. Shepard & Ward's, 121 South Main street, is the plce and the Butlalo floue is the article. Every bag gvaraniced and never has one been returncd. The feed store trade of this firm is very extensive. Five housen tor rent by Swan & Walker, ——— “We'll How: anyhow.” “‘Council Bluffs business men are all tools but me,”. ““All fools but “‘They patronize Tue Beg, hence we'll howl.” “Yes, we'll howl.” will we makel” ‘‘Say they are killing the town by ““‘What howl advertising in THe Bee.” “‘Bully, that'sit.” ‘‘But how will we provo itf"’ ‘‘We don’t have to prove anything, just say they ain’t a home Institution, that will settle them.” “‘What if they show that we don’t patronize our home eswblishments and get our goods from the east, even groceries and dry goods?” ‘“‘Oh they won't find that out!” ““‘Well, we hope they won't,” “'Shall we whoop 1t up?” e “Yet, whoop it up, as Tue Bee is gotting away with us, as we must say something to scare them, for wecan’t compete with them on anything, so we must 1aise a duet and arouse prej- udice, no matter if the thing does hurt the town.” HeanQuarTERS For Houipay BLIPPERS, 413 Broapway, Fine Dolmans, at Ilarkness, Orcutt Co.'s, S *Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Cempound strengthens the stomach and kidneys and aids d Ll Five Plush Odor Cases st Blis 16 2¢ Brackett's uovsliy rooms are all aglow with beautiful holiday gooda, chickens and turkeys wanted; cash paid for butter and oggs. J. M. Bt. Jobn & Co.'s eign, No 316 Broad Go to Harkness, Orcutt & Co.'s for dolmans—fur trimmed dolmans, wool dolmans and fine silk do!mans, \ d13it Nervousness, peevishness and fret. ting, 8o often connected with over- worked females' llves, is rapidly re- lieved by Brown’s Iron Bitters, Ohristmas Novelties, at Harkness, Oreutt & Co. I 'All Admire a Handsome Face. A pure, clear skin will make any face bandsome. Manifestly ything “which strengthens and enriches the blood will directly affect the . whole person, Al eraptions of the skin dissppear when Hur- dock Blood Bicers 10 employed, They are & vegetable remedy of inestimable value, hxtnzmrnr. The sisters of the St. Francls acad- emy are arranging to have a fair a: Dohaxy's, January 22d, 23d and 24th, Already & numberof articles have been contributed to be disposed of for the benefit of the enterprise; among them being a oblua tea set, by Mr, William,| —— Almost opposite the Ogden house Mra. Pleiffer has now on sale an im- mense variety of fancy goods for the holidays, such as lacss, slipper pat- terns, zephyrs, feathers, gloves, hair goods, dolls, hoods, caps and the most stylish bonnets and hats. The little folks and the ladies crowd the store to see and buy, for *Ohristmas is com- ing.” Full stock «f white undercloth- ing. Heating stoves at actual cost at A, J. Mandel's, No. 3256 Broadway. Before you buy any furniture or stoves it will pay you to call at A, J. Mandel’s, as he will not be undersold, ““You musto’s ¢xpect me to write locals to-day—too sy 10 breathe.” So said ¥ J. Osborne, the man who keops the bon-ton giccery opposite the Ogden, but wi uoted a kig crowd and a happy one, three mea doing up goods with lightning speed and Os- borne graceluly filiug his money drawer., The shelves are still full of holiday delicacies and the les are in great profusion. This is a Ber supply stoce and we know where they have good things cheap. Brackett makes lower prices than ever this season, R PERSONAL R. E. Montgomery has returned from Texas. L. V. Nosten, & Chicago pen man, was in the city yesterday. Fatber McMenomy has been called to Davenport by the illness of Bishop Me- Mullen, Dr, Pouleen has returned from Corning, where he has been attendivg the snnual meeting of the state horticultural society, —————— An elegant lot of Black Silks, very cheap, at Harknces, Orcutt & Co,'s. How 10 Ger Sicx,—Expose your. self day and night, est too much with- out exeroise, work too hard without rest, dootor all the time, take all the vile nostrums advertised, and then you will want to know How 10 GEr WeLL,—Which is an- swered in three words—Take Hop Bitters! W, T. Bravs. OYSTERS, CANDIES CAKES CONFECTIONS, NUTS, C1GARS, and The Restaurant excellence. 8 Cheap coal Is the thing just now, Bevier mine, Missouri soft coal, §b. Lackswanna hard coal $10, best quali- tle, Delivered free of charge. Come and leave orders now before it is all eone, Southeast corner’ Pearl and Broadway, Council Biut{; A Between b aud 6 o'clock yesterday morniog, Officer Bterling heard on lower Broadway a crash of glass, and Welch; $20, by Conrad Lanzedorfer; [ #00n eaptured as the offender Johu » handsome emsy ohair, by Mrs. !Dels, It seems that he had picked up a bear keg in front of Peter John- son's saloon, and threw it right through the front, emashing the entire glass at one fell swoop. The prisoner was formerly a partner with Johnson, and they had some difficulty together, hence the surmise that Della, being the woree for drink, took this freak of thue getting even by smashing John- won s front Mra Johoson declares that from the window of her room in the next builcing she saw an aitempt made to set fire to the saloon also, by lighting some papers in the narrow Apsca bs tween the two buildings, but no marks of any such coald be found on exym ination yesterday, — Bliss has the fancy premium Bas- kets. 16-2¢ e A LARGE STOCK OF FINE HAR- NESS, Both single and deuble, for eale at reduced prices. W, W, “HERNAN, 414 4 124 Sonth Main street, FANS, Harkness, Orcutt & Co. have an elegant assortment of white and col- ored fans, d13if See the new goods at Bilae’. 16 2t - ity . Thunder it Down the Ages, That for lameness, for rhenmaiivm, for aches, paine, and for sprains Dr. Thomas' Felectric Oil is a positi and reliable remedy, Dr, Thomas' Egleotric Oil can be purehased of any dinggi SR A Go to Harkness, Occutt & Co.’s for Lace Goods, Fancy Handkerchiefs, &c. !A Word ot Cantion. Railroad men, mechnnice, commereial travelers, base ballists, farmers, and others who labor out of doors, are peculiarly lable to accident and injur; Thomas' Eclectric Oil for bruises, burns, bites and 8praing, i one of the finest applications yet devised ———— Wisston, Forsyra Co,, N, 0.« Gents—I desire to expross to you my thanks for your wonderful Hop Bitters, I was troubled with dyspep- sia for five years previous to com- mencing the use of Hop Bitters some ANOTHER VICTIM. A Railway Laborer Falls Un- der the Cars and is beheased. The Resnlt of the Taqnest Shows It to be Have Been a Pure Acoiden’. Yesterdasy afterncon a laborer naned Aichor Peters. Kickenburg, met with wn instant and horrible death at the lower yard of the Chi. cago, Milwaukee & 8t. Paul rallway A construction train was being pushed along the track near the yardmaster’s office, and a crowd of laborers were on the flat cars, The way car had been unconpled and as some of the Iabor- ers began stepping over onto the ear to get tools, elc.. one of tho railwsy men on the pay car called to them to got back as the car wes detached and They did not heod tlie warning, however, and an the alack was taken upin tho (rain, there won ns is ususl, a nlight jar or jerk. Either this or the crowd of Ia- horers pushing againat him, caused Kickenburg to fall off the end of, the flat car, He fell on his hands awd knees in the middle of the track, The brake-beam tho train about to start. caught him, turned him over, and the | e wheels of the next car passcd over him, killing him instautly. His head was mashed by the wheels into a jelly, making recognition almost impossible. Pitcss of the skull were thrown rome distance, and the appearance of the remains wero indeed horrible, Coroner Faul was immediately sum- moned, and impanelled a jury consist. fog of G. W. Oatterlin, G. W. Grower and H. W. Tilton, A number of wit- nesses were examined, from whom the above state of facta were learned, and averdict was rendered of accidental death, Kickenburg came to this country six menths ago. My care has been wonderful. T am pastor of the First Methodist Church of this place, and my whole congregation can testify to the great virtues of your bitters, Very respectfully, REV. H. FEREBEE. BOL> ROGUES. They Fleecs an O1d Gentleman Out of 8 Fat Roli of Money. A very bold confidence game and robbery was played auccesefully on the incoming tratn on the Chicago & Rock Island road. The victim was & rather elde:ly gentleman en route for Columbus, Neb,, with whom the sharpers fell in conversation. They represented themselves as merchante, who had baen to Chicsgo boying goods, and while chatting along ‘‘the ex- pressman’’ came in as usual in turning a trick and demanded somo $40 ex- press charges, The vlctim was asked to lend the amount, and the usual profter of a check was made, which was drawn on a Columbus bank for $900, and facotiously vigned *‘Chairs & Tables.” The victim was induced to lend the required amount on this security and as he was counting out the money from his pccketbook, one of the sharpers grab- bed the pocketbook saying that they had got to get off there to mee tbout the goods, and he could draw the dif- ference on the check when he got to Columbus, another pulled the cord putting on the sir brake, and the crooks jumped the train, taking the entire amount of the paesengers wealth, sbout $180. The officers here were at once notified, and they have kept on the lookout for the rascals since, but of course, without capturlog them. There are a number ot crooks hang- ing about the city, any one of whom would be likely to do such a trick, and yet they are so slippery that 1t is dif- ficult to catch them in any spacific act, The clty can be madeico warm for them, however, if they were prosecut- ed for vagrancy, as they well might be, for the city ordinance provides that ‘‘All persons having the reputation and character of being cappurs of gamblere, all persons hav- ing the reputation of being ‘‘thre card monte men,"” etc., are vagrants, and as such lisb'e to a fine of $100. + If arrested on such a charge, even if not convicted, these fellows would soon get out of the way, as they dis- like the publicity arising from such arrests, but it seems as if it would be novery difticult matter to convict them, »s there seews au abundance of ovidence to show that they have the reputation of crooks, at lenst, and it would remain for them to show that they are engaged iu a legitimate busi- vess, which would give them a tight piuch, Dealers in Toyr, Fancy Goods and Musical lnstroments wilt find tho largest and freshest wholesale stock at Mueller's Music Hall. declb.6t L Seekers and lovers of the weed will find their wants well ruopliad at Tem pleton & Lamb's, 232 West Broad- t Harkness, Orcutt d13ef Save your money by buying horse blankets and lap robes at C, J, Beck- men'z, 330 Broadway. . -— Musquetaire kids in street and party shades at Harkness, Orcutt & Co.'s. Good Babies, “Tis a joly day from Eas: and West, For children thrive and motbor's rest, The darling gir's all named ¥ And with the boys, they have It is o fact, there is no *‘may be,” A wother's milk eyn't save the baby; While sweet CASTORIA digests their food, Givos them bealth aud makes thom good. GIVEN UP BY DOOTORS, “‘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 ls entirely cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitters; and only ten days his doctors gave him up and said he wust die!” “‘Well a-day! That's remarkable! I will go this day and get some for my poor George—J know hops are geod. from Denmark last spring, and has worked here most of the summer. He was a single man, and the only rela- tive he had in this country is a brother, whose whereabouts are un- known. The romains wero taken cars of by undertaker Connell, and will be buried by the county, the deceased having no friends, H b i HARKRESS, AI'D CA Broadway, and mar-3.8m ORGUTT & (0., GODS PET HOUSE. Fourth Street,, Council Bluffs, Towa J. MUELLER'S Toys P Address, H O Headquarters For the Cele- brated Weber Pianos, and Fancy Wholesale and Retail, J. MUELLER, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Goods JSEEL AR EF e .. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 S5 N N IR T S5 DIAIDE » TR W EST. ropoemoeewe o Bluff and Willow Srests, Council Bluffs, B. HAGG & GO. DHALBRS IN mice, roaches, bed bugs, flies, anta moles Shipmunks, gophers. 16c. —_——————— CUMMERCIAL. COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Corrected daily by J, Y, Fuller, mer- chandise_broker, buyer and shipoer of grain and provision:, Jffice board of trade rooms, Council Bluffs, Tows. WHEAT - No, 2 spring, 76¢; No. 3, 65; j c; good demand.» 20 to feeders and 30c to ship- pera; good demand for shipment. SIOAT.%—S:arue and in good demand; 30@ 20, Hav—4 00@6 (0 per ton, Rye—40c; light supply. COrN MEAL—L 75@2 00 per 100 ponnds. ‘Woon ~Good supply ; - prices at yards, 5 60@s6 00, ) CoaL—Delivered,\hard, 1000 per ton; #oft. 5 00 per ton, Burrer—Scarce and in crramery, 35¢; choice dairy, 25c. EGGs—Scarce and in rgem d; 263" per dozen., LarD—Wholesaling at 12)c. PourTRY—Firm; deslers puying 13c per pound for turkeys and 10c for chickens. 'VEGETABLES —Potatoer, 45¢; onioar, 25c: cabbages, 30@40c per dozen; apples, 2 50 @3 50 per barrel, FLour - Best Kansas wheat flonr, 2 30@ 250; Minnesota wheat, 2 50@3 50; bram, 70c per 100 pounds, Broous—2 00@3 00 per dozen. STOCK, CaTTLE—3 00@3 50; calves, b 00@7 50, Hoas —Brisk demand at 5 40@5 60; car load lots abons 5c per 100 pounds more, e llaialaed =2, nod demand; When you feel ouat of sorte, have the blues, melancholy, ete,, it must be indigestion that ails you, Brown's Iron Bitters cures it. COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTIOE.—6pecial advertisements, suc Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sals, To Rent, Wanto, Boarding, etc., will bo inserted In this column af the ow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the flvst Insortion and FIVE CENTE PER LINE for each subsequend Insertlon, Leave adv ertisements st our office, No.7 Pear| Btroet, near Broadway. Wantas. EE—500 bui'dings to move. We make ialty of moviig houses and. safos P." Ayloswortn, box §19, Council Blufls, Ia. ANTED—Everybody in Council Bluffs o to take Tun 20 cents per week, de Itvered by carrle co, No 7 Poarl near Proadway. —_— “For Sale and Rent FVHE Dbest restuarant stand on Main etrect. Stock for sale, with furniture, etc. Cheap WINANS, foFfeash, Write to we or call. 176t JOR SALE—The Western Ho per_ Kroadway; or will trad city or farm p : or will sell furniture and rent build . Address J. 8, C. MeCALL Blufts, Jow No. 7 Pearl [ WOR R y new two-story brick store F buiidlig, on Bouth Main stroct; PETER WEIS JOR SALE- My twelve-acre fruit farm, on Tt b wreet: PETER WE{S TOK BALE—Beautiful residence iots, 800 each; nobing down, and §3 perwonth only, B EX-MAYOR VAUGHAN. 8. JVERYTAING the Excelsior gal- P; Jery, 100 Main streot, for holiday work. 0 where you can get civility apd hir treat ment, L. PATTON—Physician and Oculist. o cure any case of sore eyes. 14 Is only & matter of time, and can cure generally In m three to weeks— It makes nc dlffer- eascd. Will straighten cross oyes, Of remove Ptyreginms, etc, and insert artificial eyos, Special attention to re- movelng tadeworms S05-8 El.&. ¥C. Dr. Meagher,—Oculist, Aurist, AND SPECIALIST, in Chronic diseases, offers hls services to all af flicted with dises: of ths Eye, Ear, or Chronic diseases of any ter. Warrants & cure in & 1 Rbcumatic affectivns. Can be consulted |y wmalor in persen at the Metropolitan hotel, Counct] Blufls, lowa. D. M. CONNELL, No. 17, North Main 8t., Councll Bluffs. lls promptly answered at all hou izbt or day, sew hearse and |ond-n cariages direct #roin the factory are run in connection therewith, GEI ¢ ¥ BOTTLED BEER, MADE FROM THE ARTES(AN WELL WATER. ALSO AGEN1S FOR THE CEHLEBRATED BUDWHRISHIR IREEE Orders fllied in any partof the city. Orders by telephone promptly attendod 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 cflmplngl a4 Mre. J. J. Good's Halr Store, at flfl:u never befere touched » ny other halr dealer. Also {iver and cclored nets. Waves m¢ sléewhere. All goods wazranted ss representod. MORGAN, KELLER & CO ull lino ‘of switches, otc. at gron P from ladlics’ own balr. Do not fall to call bets ly reduced pri rchasing MRS, J. ) 29 Main stree, Council Bluffs, lowa. W I I 36D 5" A0 6K 1D X 5. The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metalic cases, Calls attended to at all hours, his business, allits branches promptl We defy competition in qnality of goods ices, Our Mr. Morgan has servod an undertaker for Tocty yars b thyrantote mo oy ey WAREROOMS, 316 AND 857 olstering In attended to; also carpet-laying and lambroquins, Teler thoroughly understands ROADWAY, Uph raphic and mail orders filled without delay. = CoNpEhTCESEST REWERY & MALT EOUSIE, Council Bluffs, lowa. Beer and malt in any quan!ity'to sult purchascrs. Beer §8.00 per barrel. Private famliles sup- plied with smsll kegq at $1.00 each, oel vered (ree of charge to any part of the cit; PETERSON & LARSON, Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company’s Celebrated MILWAUKEE BEER, No, 711 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa. City orders to families and dealers delivered free. W. RUNYAN, C. A. BEEBE & CO,, C.A. BEEBK, Orders from the dountry olicited W. BEEI E Wholesale and Retall Dealers in FURNITURE Nos. 207and 209 Broadway aud Nes 204 and 206 Pierce Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, JACOB AHPEL G-ROCERS NO. 529 8 Main Street. Council Bluffs. Ow constant! incressing trades” sufficient proof of our square dealing and sttention to & omers. _Good tter & waye on band. 8. M. Crooks, 3 J, 0. Horruay, Vice Pres, Promptiy delivery of N, B. Eastoxn, Secy. N. B. Mooke, Counselor, MUTUAL IOWA STOCK INSURANCE CO. [Incorporated under the Laws of Towa.] \OrFicE: Experienced agents wanted, solicited from all parts of Towa, Insurance at Actual Cost, Tnsuring LIVE STOOK Agatnst Loss by ACCIDENT, THEFT OR DEATH, Or Any Unknown or Contingent Event Whatever, Correspondence 103 Pearl Street, Council Blufls, Ia, decs-det J. F. KIMBALL, GEO. H, CHAMP, KIMBALL & CHAMP, (Successors to J. P. & J. N, Caseady.) Funeral Dirgotor and Undertaker | A pstract, Real Estate and Loan Brokers. We have #%e only complote set of abstract books to all city lots and lands in Potbawstbem! county. Titles old stand opposite cu irt buse ed and abstracts furrished on short tokice. Money 40 loan on city and fa plot:flr short aad long fiwe, ' sumy to sult tbe borrower, Heal sets” f - bought sud sold O