Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 18, 1883, Page 6

g THE DA_II“I' The Daily Bee. GUUNGIL*BLU_FFS. Thurssday Morning, Jan, 18, = BUGSUKIFTION RATES: By Owrrier, 20 conte per woek. By Mall #1000 per Year. e Omoe: No. 7 Pearl Btreet, Near ok MiNOR MENTIONS, =J, Mueller's Palace;Music Hall, —Subseribe for newspapers and_ periodi. oals at H, E. Seaman’s book store, —A ‘twenty-minute piayer meeting is being held each noon this week at the ¥ M. C. A, —There is a dearth in the matrimonial market, no licanses having been issued in this county for four days past. —There will be & mesting of the An- cient Order of Hiberninns, over the post- office, this evening. A full attendance is requested. All visiting brothers are cor- dially invited, — A suit was yesterday commenced here against the Western Union Telegragh comgpany by J. 8, Beatty, claimine $2,000 damages for failure to seud a telegram with due dili;ence, —Fred Dietech and Mary Iillen Mo- Kinney, both of Burlington, in this state, were last Thursday married in this city by Rev, Peter Belzor, at the residence of the cfficiating clergymen, ~As a curions sample of mixed bill posting, there appears on Broadway an an- nouncement of Paddy Ryan's, o posted over the moon day prayer meeting as to make it appear that Paddy was to givo his eutertainment before the Y. M. C. A, ~—An attempt is being made to recure release of the man Strauss on a writ of habeas corpur. It will be remembered that he was brought here from Kansas City on » charge of adultery with Mrs. Johnson. The cassisto be looked into by Judge Aylesworth to-day. —A farmer's tesm took a run from in tront of Kiel's hotel yesterday forenoon Just an the owner was about to climb Into wagon, The horses ran to Broadway and almost dashed over a cutter standing in frontof Metcalf Bros'. store, There was little damage done beyond a broken neck- yoke aud lightly demoralized harncas. —There seems to be quite a rush of business with the justices, Vaughan takes his lunch at the office to keep from wast- ing the noon hour. Abbott has illumi. nated his hallway so that, in the rush of patrons at night, no one may fall in the darkness—while Sohurz keeps steadily at his desk from early dawn till late dusk. —Sheriff Jones, of Crawford county, yesterday took back with him from here, the young man Vogt, who had recently some difficulty with Dr, Bellinger. Ttis now apparent that Vogt is insane, which may account for the insulting language ho used toward the doctor, and for which the doctor ejected hins from his office. It wan with great difficulty that Vogt could be got upon the train, heshowing much violence ~~The case of Neleon va, Swobe was yesterday decided by Judge Aylesworth, who rendered a judgment in favor of the plaintiff for the value of the goods which were taken from the plaintiff's room at the defendant's hotel. The case was a close one, involving as it did ths question of li. ability of landlords, The ol thing was taken from the room while Nelson had gone down to dinner, and the lock on the door was not 1n working order so he could not fasten it. —The twelfth annual report of the Odd Fellows' Protective association of Council Bluffshas just been printed and distributed. 1t shows that the membsrship duriag the year has fallen from 785 to 426, only twelvo of that decrease being by death. Soma changes have been made in the plan of insurance #o as to remedy defects in the systom and prevent such disatinfaction an is evidenced by the decrease in membor- ship, The association has paid in denth iosses now abont $100,000 and has sur- plus of $3,279 on hand, —Yesterday afternoon a team belonging ing to Marehal Jackson had a lively run on Broadway. The tesm was hitched to FICTION STRANGER THAN TRUTH. How & Bank Burglary Grew Out of a Key-hole—8till Another Kes- urrection Seneation Spotled A soneational story was started and galned quite wide-spread circulation, that an attempt had been made tc burglarize the Oitizens’ bank. The report was a little later reduced to the fact that an attempt had been made to secure an entrance into the unceeu pled building which has lately been vacated by tho Citizena' bank, it hav- ing removed into its new heacquaricrs in the Shugart block. Why burglars should care to enter tho empty build- ing could be accounted for only by tho fact tha. the sign of the bank wae atill over tho door, and the burglars did not know of the removal. A hole was shown in the door, in corrobora tion of tho fact that the fellows hac roally bien at work there, There were scores of oit z3na who viewed remains, and even Clark, the elon gated scribe, was duped into belleving that bank barglars were not sharp enough to know an empty building rom an oceupied one, and wroto op i glowing aceount of tho sttempted crime. The fact Is that the holain the door was msde in fisting ona Y lock a fow inches above tho old I and when the bank foik moved they took the lock off, exposing the hoie, and thus lonving an unused koy hol: out of which the burglary sensaiicn erept. Still another sensation has served for & sweet morsel for the gosaips tc roll under theie tongaes. The ro port was spread up and down the street that 8 woman who was lately taken to the cemetcry was found not to be dead, but in a trance, and vhat she was bronght back to her home, and was resucltated, This story gained almost as wide a circulation here as the other, and the namo, date and details were told wo positively that many belleved there was something to it, but it has less foundation even that the keyhole bur glary, there sceming to be not even a single factout of which any such story could be spun, Vigor, strength and health all found in one bottle of Brewn's Iron Bitters, o — When you feel out of sorts, have the blues, melancholy, ete., it must be indigestion that ails you. Brown's ron Bitters oures it. - PERSONAL. A. 1, Bmith, of Milford, is at the P'a. cific. F. ©. Coomba, of Chicago, was here yes. torday, Harry I, Blocker, of Chicaio, is t the Revere, James Crow, of Minden, was viible here yosterday, ¥, H. Hancock, of Davenpost, s at the Pacific, H. C. Hemenway, of Kansas City, is at the Ogden. 2. S, Maxwell, of Des Moiner, was in the city yesterday, F. H Ludwig, of Moda here yesterday. G. B.Day, of Nevada, yosterday in this city. M, D, Dailey, of Rock Island, dined at the Ogden yesterday. G, T, Dustin, of Perv, Nob,, was yes- terday at the Pacific. 8. A. Gaum, of Kellogg, Tows, visited the Bluffs yesterday. B. A, Hull, of Milwaukee, autographed at the Pacitic yesterday. David Neven, of Rochaster, N, Y., is one of the Revero house gutsts, Town, was Tows, spent D, Ford, of Chicago, was an Ogden house guest yesterday. J. 0. Fitz1ibbon, of the Chicago distil- ling company, s in the city, M, R. Biugham, of Chicago, was among yesterdays artivals at the Ogien, W. 8. Ives, of St Paul, arrived in tho city yesterday and is at the Pacific, G. V. Sheargren, of Burlington, was punk, in which was the Big Girove mail, The driver, Mr. Bodes, was about putting box from Seaman’s into the punk, when the horses started down Broadway, ho not being atloto fuwp in aud grab the reins, ‘The horses were brought to » sudden standstill by colliding with a telegraph pole near Foster's store, one of the horses being knocked down and so badly hurt that death will probably ensus, The other broke loose and went farther, but when stopped was found to be uninjured, The dash of the team started another aunaway, it being » rig belenging to Mr. Orvie, The delivery wagon was averturnod, but no special damage done, e Crystal Roller Mills Patent Granu- Iated Flour, Superlative A, the high- est grade of flour manufactured, Snowy white, pure, light and sweet. Ask your grocer for it and you wili have none other. tf, R e Harkness, Orcutt & Co. have stili a fow fine silk dolmans. Call and see m, — A Night of the Knights. D.D.G. Ot. 0. Tibbits mstalled the following officers of St. Albans Lodge, No. 17, K. of P, J. A, Heseld—O0. O, C Johoson—V. C, A, L, Ayres—P. L. A. Heseld—K. of R, and S, L. A, Borgman—M. of F, P. D. Mottaz—M. of E, J. Jaskson—M. at A, M. Dibble—1, G. J. B, Coon—0. Y, Wanrep —10,000 bashels of corn. Inquire at No. 34 Pear! street, or, broom factory, Mille and North Sixth, dtf Mavne & Co, F BTN i st Riches in Hop Farming. At the present prices, ten acres in Hops will bring more money than five hundred acres in any other farm- iug; aud, if there is a consumer or dealer who thinks the price of Hop Bitters high, remember that Hops are $1.25 per 1b,, and the quantity and quality of Hops in Hop Bitters, and among yesterday's Pacific house gueste. Dr, R. Christian, of Modele, Towa, paid a visit to Towa's great railway center yesterday, Will Craig, one of the most popular commercial tourists runniog out of Chica. go, was in the city yesterday, caues, Ii attempting to jump from o freight trafn, his miteen being damp end frosty atusk to tha leon gnard, and he was dragged several rods, and then, col- liding with a cattle gnard, was thrown over upon the track in condttion. He lay there for half an hour before regaining contclousncss, and crawled off in time to escaps the noon mafl train, His fvjuries consist of a black eye several severa bruiees and the losy of two teeth, Table linens, napkins, doylies, tow- ols and crashes cheap at Harkness, Orcutt & Co. s, S — - SPEEDILY SATISFIED. Juetico Seems to Have No Desire to Oall Witnesses nna [rquire Into Detalle—-Yoveral Cases Dropped. The bottom bes fallen complotely outof the Thurston-Simpion s°nea- tlon of Sanday. Tho charres ngaingt Slmpron were epaedily dirposed of by hia pleading guilty to azsault, avd be ivy finod 85, and the other charce of earrying couoealed woapona belug dis misred on motion cf i the proeecutin attorney. Yenterday morning the e of Thurston il Mis Simpson, charged v edultery, wore brought up, and two wor snissed for lack of prr ston at firat objected to iepoced of this way, and being wanted to be tricd any way, but fioa! ly took the diemiszal a8 an acqulttal, and walkod forth frea, ok Rickotts charged by the same Mrs. Simpson as having assaulted her, the difficulty growing out of the samo affuir, but indirectly, was also dismissed, and so quiet re- stored all around. Samuel Scribner and Arthur Day W. Wittmeyer, who wis hurt at the Shugart building about eix weeks #go is recovering slowly, and expects to be dis- abled for about six weeks more, W. C. Unthank, the ex-alderman and official billpoter i reported as rejoisiug over the advent t>/his home of & bounolng, healthy boy, who promises to gladden the houschold for years to come. Prof. Joha R, McKim, one of our best and most popular teachers, has gone to Red Oak to fill the principalship of the high school of that city, Mr. McKim is him to the citizens of that city s & wost worthy young man. - Crawford County Bulletin Dr. B, ¥, Garduer, of Pennsylvauia, passed through this city yesterday en form a surgical operatien on one of the family o Governor Pennington, who is an uncle of Dr, Gardner. The doctor ex- pects to be able to make at least a brief stop here on his return, ho being some- what acquainted in th's city, Mr. Vaughan bemng & relative, Mr. Einkinhine, of the water works, being an old friend, and Dr, Seybort having graduated with him. Holiday goeds at Harknees, Orcatt & Oo.'s. Weak muscles and nerves, sluggis ness of thought and inactivity, cured by Brown's Iron Bitters, Another Close Call, Denison seems to be prosenting a good many practical warnings to the traveling public not to jump off or on moving trains, A fow days ago Sherifi Jones had oneof the narrowest escapes from death on record, the details of the price rewains the same as former- ly. Dou't buy or use worthlers stuff or imitations zvmnu the price is less, R T thoroughly qualified and we recommend | ¥ route for Yankton, called thither to per- | P which have already been given in Tus | bl Bee. Now comes the report that W, A. Porter, an employee of the North- western road, bad also & narrow es. wero arrested and brought iato pollce court yet¥ rday morning on a charge of disturbing the peace, These men and their families cccupy a house to- gether and thero eeems to have sprang op the bad feeling usual in such cases. They came to blows, and it was said that weapons were uzod as well a8 bloody threats made. The only out ward evidenco of violence, however, wns Scribner's off eye which was well decorated, The two wero allowed to hold @ oonference of peace in the hallway and finnlly decided upon a truce, and the judge dismissed the cases on their paying the costs. They went out of court claiming to be friends, one ex- plaining thet all he had againat the other was the black eye ho had got, and tho other eaying that all he had against the other was that ho came for him with an ax. Thomas Coates, arrested for befng drunk, did not pet off so He olaimed that he wasn't drunk, but that his shoes were so slippery and tho sidewalks so {cy that he fell down Ho was fined $5 and coste, Ho hes declded it would havo been cheaper to have invested tn sume spike bottomed shoes, 80 a8 not to i Ladies’ and ohildren's wool hoods at Harknoss, Oreutt & Co.'s, LA ho_great distinguishing feature of Redaing's Russia Sal,e is its power to re- mrco inflacmation e Deals ln‘D]rr,. The following transfers of real estato are reported for Tur Bex as takon from the county records by J. W. Squire & Co., nbatractors of titlcs, real estate end loan sgents, Counail Bluffs: C. Buschman to H. Grobe, 0 28 w 12 76 41, $2,4006 J. Barnes to G. Jones, lot 1 in 2, Williama 1st, 500, N. P. Dodge to M Stambach, part 10t 204, O. P, clty, $1,061 62 H . Cory to A, B. Walker, 5 and 6 in 81, Burna' additlon, $120, . H. McCorwick to F. M, Lowis, 028020, 41, 81,400 LI A Terrg to B, Harding,nene 76 44, $140, J. Ronsh to T. Moxlay, parkn w n w 1675 30, $50. R Brown to T. Moxley, port n w nw 16, 74, 39, $14 J Moore toJ. R Sclomon, s w n w10 74, 48, §1,030, W. H Freoman to A, C. Freeman, part lot 1 n 1, Big Grove, 87(0 F 8. Padden to M. A. Martin, 3 in 10, Carson, 81.56C0. O,R I &P. to H, W, Farrow, 9 i 14, Carson, $35, J. H. Johuson to A. E. Flicklnger, 6 In 27, Kverett's add,, $225, Childron's hoavy school hose at Harknens, Orcutt & Co.'s ;. 008 1 10 To strengthen and build up the tem, & telal will convinco you that Brown's Iron Bitters is the best mod- icine made. COMMERCIAL. t and freight to Chicago 16, market for new mixed corn, 16@ COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Corrected daily by J. Y. Fuiler, mer. chandise_broker, buyer sud shipper of grain and provisions, 39 Pearl street, WHRAT -No. 2 spring, 770; No. 8, 6! rejocted 500; good demard, CorN—82¢ to feeders and 320 to ship- ers, Oavs—Scarce and in good demand; 30@ 82, Hav—4 00@6 00 per ton, Ryg—. light supply. Cony MrAL—1 25per 100 ponnds, Woon—Good supply, prices st yards, 5 00@6 00, Coar—Deliverod, hard, 1050 per ton; soft. b 00 per ton, Burten—Plenty oud in fair demsnd; 8—Scarce and in demand; 80 per in—Fairbank's, wholesaling at 18c, Ry —Firm; dealera paying 13¢ per pound for turkeys and 10c for chickens. VEGETABLES —Potatoes, 40c; onions cabbages, 30@40c per dozen; apples, 2 5 @3 50 per barrel, Froun Oryatal Roller mill flonr retails for diadum winter; 2 80 for gold- 2 00 for hurd tack, prices for flour, 2 40@8 2 00@3 00 per dozen, STOCK, 3 00@8 50; calves 5 00@7 50, Bucklin's Arnica Baive, “Tho Bast ALVE in the world for Onts, Bruise s Ulocers, bait Rbeum, Fe- , Tetter, Chapned Hands, Chil , Corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, It is guarantesd to give satisfactfon r n poy refunded, Price, 25 cents per cx, #or sals by O, ¥ Gooiman BLE-COUNCIL BLUF eapo from death by a Ti pn insensible . w are paying 80¢ for corn bere to- THURSDAY JANU ARY 18 s JOWA FROM ADAMS COUNIY. A Pacullar Damage Cnce, Growing Out of the Death of & Child BOmo Buguestivne About M. Oorrespondence of Tiin Brn Corxixa, Januvary 16 —-That the readers of Tur Bre may underatand the nature of tho s brief state- ment of the situation cf the partiee, plaintiffl aud defendunt, mizht be neccsssry. They are somewhat as fol lows: There fs in Adams county o community known as the Icarian Com- munity, composed of French people. common and the members of the com- munity are under oblivations to per form whatever duty may bo assign:d to them by the overseerof the o iony. | and the rearing of the children cf cach family s » par of the bueireesof the entire commuy, while in other respretd the eacre of the famlly it regarded aa i other eoclely or set. tiemont ) Somo time during ti f tha year 1880 or 1831 Mr. Craise, one of f colony, was crd WOl on somo portion of the farm, while hin wife wan eot to doing kitchen work, Theso parents being by reason of the coloninl compacy denied the right of, or of least ridded of the charge of their children, of covrre paid no at. tention to them; and white thus cm- ployed, a team kuown to bas uneato wea loit standiog while some work wss being dome, and cns of Mr. They profess to own everythivg fn | Cruise’s children was nllowed to plsy about the wagon. The leam becime s:ared aud ran away, killing the child i their flight. Mr Crulte now brings s1it to recover of the community, ca dimages, the probable rmount that the shild could have earned during the years of his minority. The case was heard before Judge Greogory, of the circuit court for Adams county, and went to the jury yesterday (June 12th), and afier an absence of twelve or tifteen hours the jury agrced to disagree, The court 1uled that the community was re- sponsible, while they try to prove con- tributary negligence on the part of the parents. The evidence seemed to be confined to three propositions, to- wit: 1. In whose care was the child at the time of the accident? 2. Who was the negligent party? The cate will be heard aad determined at the next term. STEAM MILLY V8 WATER MILLS In the early settlemeat of the west, ons of the first enterprisce which agi- tates the people is the ercclion of & flovriog mill, Aid, as the country is now, and fow if any of the actual sof- tlers are able to go nbead, with their own means, and build & wmill, it is rarely tho case that an outaide party, but little acquainted with the resourcis of the country, desires to risk all his means in an enterprise tho result f which he has not the proper facillties to ealculate. The people being anx. tous for the mill, they ask themselves if it wonld not be well to strike a me- dam between these two extremes,and they furnish, in money and labor, a part of the meaus necessary for the eraction of the much needed mill, After deciding this in the aflirmative, the dispute then gxilu 28 to which kicd of a power 'is best suited for thetr locality; d there are always a score of old f)gies ready to theorize on the enbjbot, and without any oxperlence whffever they urge their argumonts and figures against the figures of experienced mill men, with as much tenacity as though it was 4 part of their actual knowledge, and by reason of this diffarence of opinion the object of it allis defeated, While as a mavter of fact cither kind, for all practical purposes, would b goud enough, and for better than none at all. T propose to stato tho fects regard- ing this quastion, only as gathered from an old mill wan, Mr. Thomas George, of Corning, Towa, who has had long expor in both kinds of mills, not ¢nly whero water was scarce but whero it was plenty, and the = COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL | NOTICES. NOTICE. al ertisciacnte, Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Hent Vente, Boarding, etc., will be lncerted in (b olumn b the cw rate of TEN CENTY PEi LINE for the fired Insertion and FIVE CENT: PER LINE for cach subsoquent insertion Toave adv ertisements st our offico, No. 7 Pear! Btrest, noar Brondway. Wants, \vmmb_turymuy in Councii Blufie 1. to take Trs [an, 20 cents per wook, de cartiers, Office, No 7 Pearl Streot ay i17erod noar Br For 8ale and Rent 10 pAcks g © at Tun Bes o Miecellaneous, expences light ho party haa other dre-s O wha Dally Bee Omaha Neb- }) EMOVAL \ Gro R. TPeard, dealor in wall paper and wind w sh der, wili m ve Janu ary 15, irom No 11, Pearl strcet, to new Me- Lahon block, 52 Main, und 33 Pearl o re ', ret door to postatiice ni't JFOURDoA colligs soctuty pin. Care totta B offh e, pay for this &d, prove property nid et t r’r V. L. v wician and Ocull 3 c case of soro eyen, 16 is only o e 1 can cure generally in ke— 1t makow nc differ- Will straighton croes I remove Ptyregiums, ote., wnd Special” attention o re. DRy fro oaco how long eyes, oporate 1 COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. CIICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AXD PACIFIO. rrive. 0 5 p m Des Moinesac*.4:40 p m RLINGTON AND QUINOY, Arrive, Pacific Ex}....920am AND COUNCIL BLUFPS, Arrive, Express, . Mail and Ex. UNION PACIFIC. rt. Arrive. Overland Ex.11:30 &. m. | Overiand Ex, .4:00 p. m. Lincoln Ex..1 Denver Ex... 800 a. m, Denvor Ex. Local Depart. Arri: Cannon Ball.. 4:30 pm BIOUX CITY AND PACIFIC, Depart. Arrl ForSloux Frm Sioux 2 Fort Nid Neb.. g From 8t. MILWAUKER AND BT, PAUL. Arrivos Council Blua, Mail and E *6:55 Atlantic b Cannon Bait *Except Bundayn. fExcopt Saturdays. {Excopt Mondays, {Daily. Council Biutts & Omaha Street R. R. Leave Council Blufls, Leave Omaha, Ram9am, 10am|8am 9am 10am, 1am1m2pms3p|itam ipm, 2pm,3p m, 4pm,5pm,6pm. [m,4pm,5pum,6 Stroet cars run half hourly to the Union Pacific Depot. On Sunday tho cars begin their trips at 9 o'clock . m., and run regu'ariy during the day 1, 24, 5 and 6 o'clock, andrun to city time, BYE AN BAXR. Dr. J, Meagher,—0culist, Aurist, AND SPECIALIST. In Chronic direases, offors hls services - all at flicted with diseases of th Eye, r Chronic diseases of any character, Warrsnts a cure in o1 Rbeumatic effectivns Can bo consulted by mail or in person at tho Mctropolitan hotel, Council Bluts, Towa, NEW §j'ofiE. New EOOds. HEW Yflifi PRIGES. For Dry Goods and power good. In the firat place he says tha® to rue by water power you must boild your mill not where you please, but where the power ie, and 1 this case you are cften at great ex pense in getting gratn to tho 1ill and the flour away from it. 2, Any water power is usclees in times of high water, breaking away cf dams, releveling wheel, repairing flumea snd other accidents. In such times as those named the water power mill has to Iny atill & great length of timo and at great expense, whereas with steam powtr the mill can be lo- oated at & place best suited and near- o [est to dep ts and elevators, and thus the preat expense cf handling of grain and flour be avoided, Taoen with steam power the only troublo is in the uataral wear and tear of machinery, which is common to both kinda of mille; and that at any time he can make steam from cold water suflislent to run with in fifteen minutes, That his expericnce has proven, that in the ecst, where water power is good, that with steam he can manufacture flour at at least 25 cents per barrel lees than with water; and in the west, where water powers are very unsafe, that a greater saviug can be had with steam. 1t seerms to me that this sabject Is worthy of investigation, and the ex- perience of mill mon, if it is good for anything, should be given to the FOUNDRY. WINTHERLICH BA@S., Arc now ready to_contract for small castings of every dosceiption in MALLEABLE IRON, GRAY 1RON, And any ALLOY OF BRASS, Special attention i called to the fact that the motaly are mo ted in Circivurs which gives tbe very best castings, Burning Brands —¥OR— DISTILLERS, BREWERS, PACK- ERS, OIGAR and TOBACCO FACTORIES, Etc., Ee., As well as Cattle Brands ARE NICELY EXECUTED. Works: Cornor Bixth street and Eloventh aveuue, [COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, Fancy Goods go to L HARRIS, 734 Lower Broadway, “EDWIN J. ABBOTT. Justice of the Peace and Notary Public. $!18Broadway, Council Bluffs W. R. VAUGHAN. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Omahn and Council Bluffs Real Hstate & Collection Agency. In 0dd Feliow’s block, over Bavings' Bank. jan8-ty J. C. HOFFMAVYR & C0., CITY ROLLER MILLS. FLOUR Ground by Porcelain Rolls AND HUNCARIAN PROCESS Exclusively. Warranted Equal to any made in the United States. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. ALso Bran & Shorts. jand-tf Counell Bluffs, Is. OROUTT & G0, HARKNESS, AND CARPET HOUS Broadway, and Fourth Street, Council Bluffs, Inws mav.Gelm Whoop 1a! Get along! Go! 2,13 and you may kuow We're en route for the Boston ttore, Nothing like it since old “*Koar.” ,} Heaved his anchor and loft the »’.JJ ’§ Shore. i BOSTON TEA (9., 168 Main Street. H Gnarantees the Best $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 S ELN RIS MADE IN TEIE WaST. Blnff and Willow Sreets, Council Bluffs, B. HAAG & GO, DRALERS XN GEISE' BOTTLED BEER, MADE FROM 11IE ARTESIAN WELL WATER, ALSO AGENTS FOR THE CELEERATIEID BUDWEISERI BEEXR Orders filiod in any pert of the city, Crders by telephone promptly attended to, " BATH INSTITUTE, Bryant Street, one Dor north of Dohany’s Hall, Thermo-El-ctric, Medicated and Sulphur Bathsa, For Iadies and gontlemen, These Baths are fully en?o sed by the Medical Fraternity as being am unfailing suilia'y in rec nt Co'ds, Rheumaiism, Feuralgia, Lum and many other ailments Besides, my wife, a competent lady, will attend ndies, . M. LOCK WOOD, Propr. STEAM COFFEE MILLS, Wholesalo and Ratail Dea’ers in Fresh Roasted Coffess, Teas and Spices, 306 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - I10WA, MORGAN, KELLER & CQ., T B TP S IR T4 R IR TED, &5, The finost quality and largest stack west of Chicago of wooden snd metalic cases, Calls attendod to st sl hours, We defy competition in quality of goods or prices, Our Dr. Morgay, s served av wndertaleet for forty years and. thoroughly understands his business, WAREROOMS, 816 AND 857 BROADWAY. Upholstering in all its branches promptly at‘ended to; slao carpet-iaying and lambrequins, Teles graphic and mail orders filled without delav. CONRAD GEISE'S BREWERY & MALT EOUSEL, Council Bluffs, - - - lowa. It in any quan!ity'to sult purchasers. Beer $8.00 per barrel. Private famliles sup. kogs ot 81,00 each, ael vered froeof charge to any part of tho city. PETERSON & LARSON, Wholesale Denler in and SOLE AC T FOR Joseph Scblitz Brewing MILWAUKEE BEER, No, 711 Broadway, Council Blufis, Towa. Orders from the sountry olicited Boer and pliod with & City orders to families svd denlers delivered free, DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Succussers to ERB & DUQUETTE), Wholesale Fraiers and Gonfectioners and 18 Pearl-st., Council Bluffs, Ia. G EROCER. No. 529 S Main Street. - - - Council Bluffs. Our constantly increasing trade is sufficient proof of our square dealing snd atten- tion to customers, Good butter alwayson haud, Prompt delivery of goods, . B. Eastox, Secy. M. Crooks, Pres, D N. B. Mcorg, Counsclor, J. C. Horrmay, Vies Pres, MUTUAL IOWA STOCK INSURARGE CO. [Tacorporated under the Laws of Towa.] Insurance ab Actmal Cost, Ineuring LIVE STOCK Agatnst Loss by ACCIDENT, THEFT OR DEATH, Or Any Unknown or Contingent Event Whatever, Experienced agents wanted, wolicited from all parts of Iowa, Orrice’ 103 Pearl Street. Ccuncil Bluffs, Ia, “ o dtt Cerrespondence