Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 20, 1883, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE-~COUNCIL BLUFFS :OWA SATURDAY JANUARY 20 The Daily Bee. GOUNGIL BLUFFS, Saturday Morning, Jan, 20 BUBSCKIPTION RATES: Oarrler, = = - = 90 ceute per woek, 2 i ¥10.00 por Year e ——— Ofce: No, 7 Pearl Street, Near Broadway. ~ MINOR MENTIONS; ==J, Mueller's Palace] Music Hall, —S8ubsoribe for newspapers andjperiodi- oals at H, E, Seaman’s book store, Curar RatLroan Tickers,—Buy them from D, W, Bushuell, 5 doors north of postoffice, —To.morrow morning Rev, Mr, Tiemen, pastor of the Baptist church, preaches his annual sermon, —Permit to wed was yesterday given to OChsrles P, Altwein and Margaretta Brahne, both of this city, Society folks are in expectancy over a marrisge in high life promised to take place hero next week, —J. D, Stringer, arrested for obtaining goods under false pretences, was before Justice Abbott yesterday and had his case eontinued for one week. —L, C. Baldwin & Son have rolled into their new office in Bhugart’s blook an ele- gant new safe, weighing nearly two tons —The trains were all late arriving here yesterday, owing to the severe storm, They were from one hour to four and five hours behind, demoraliziog travel badly. —~John Hammer yesterday disposed of his fine farm, which he has owned for yoars and is located near this city. —The history of this county, on which Colonel Kaatloy has been at work for some time past, is expected to appear in & few days. —There was an incipient blaze in Dr, White's house yesterday, oatching from a grate, but it was speedily squelched with- out serious damage. —Justice Schurz yesterday ocontinued for one wesk the adultery case of Strauss snd Mrs, Johnson, the attorneys on both sides agreeing to this arrangement, —The thermometer touched below 20 here yesterday morning, and as much lower a8 the consciences of the narrators would allow of their telling, During the day mercury touched about 10° below. ~The driving of piles on the west side of upper Broadway to remedy the damage by laet spring’s washouts, and to prevent further damage, was commenced this week, but the cold has now caused teni- porary suspension, ~The Iadies sewing circle have arranged to have a fair and festival for the benefit of the poor on the 1st and 2d of February, at Dohany’s hall, it being intended as the 1ast and crowning appeal of tho season, ~1In one of the school buildings yester- day the janitor did not su-ceed in getting up a very high degree of heat, the ther- mometer at the time of opening school standing in one roow only 30 degiees above and in another as Iow as two degrees below zero, The children sought warmer quar- ters, ~—There was an alarm of fire yesterday morning turned in from box 18, but before the department had got fairly out, word ‘was brought that the blaze was out. It proved to be an ineipient one at 8t. Fran. «cls academy and did no damage. ~The cold weather, so severe for the past «ay or two, has caused a great incronse in the number of applicants at the Baptist chapel for ald, The woolen clothing, stockings, etc., have given out aud there is need of further suppliee. Those who are able to bring or send contributions will have the same called for if notice is sent by postal card, —One keno room in this city nightly draws & crowd of from fifty to seventy-five men and boys, Most of them can ill efford the money they lose, and many are led into the game whose small stakes are meeded for the support of those dewend ent upon them, It is time that the authorities stiffened up their backe, and at least make an attempt to regulate the gambling of the city, if they have not the nerve to at. tempt its suppression, —In view of the many disnstrous fires elsewhere, many citizens Lere are calling for a more systematic and thorough inspec. ROYAL REPAST. The Pioneer Oeuncil R, A, of Oma- ha Visit Their Brethren Here. They are Heartily Welcomed and Happily Entertained. Details of ths Doings. The Fidelity Council No, 166, Royal Arcanum, of this city, lately pald a vlsit to Omaha, and were entertained by their brethren there in & most hos- pitable and bappy manner. Last even- ing the Council Bluffs folks had & chance to ‘reciprocate and they im- proved the chance most successfally, making their guests evidently happy. The Omaha visitors were entertained at the Pacific house, where all wants and wishes were fully supplied. The visitors, on arrlving at the hotel, found awaiting thelr signatures a new register, the opening pagoes of which had heen set apart for their use and most beantifuliy decorated by the skillful pen of J. A. Roff, of the Rock Tsland road, who Is really an artist in that line. The early part of the evening was spent in the hall of the Fidelity council, which is one of the most attractive and moet finely fur- uished in this part of the land, The regular order «f business was then transacted and several wero fnittated. At the close of the council all repaired to the Pacific houss, where a sump- tuous banquet was provided. The menu and programme was printed in n very pleasing manner, with a beauti- fal trontispiece in colors, making a charming souvenir for the guests to take back with them, and preserve as & happy reminder of a happy occ.slon. The menu wan as f)llows: MENU. OYSTERS, Raw, Fried, Boiled Him, Tongue, Corned Beef, Cold Turkey, FElk, Chicken. Venison with Jelly. Chicken Salad, Spiced fongue, Oold Siaw, Mixed Pickles, Tomato Boy, Horse Radish. Jelly Cake, Pound Cake, White Cake, Lady Fingers, Chocolate Oake, Crackers, Cheese, Gireen Cotfee. The tables were elegantly arranged and decorated, and the Bavarian bavd discoursed sweet music duriog the fonst, A morry season of toast making fol- lowod, Major Joseph Lyman serving a8 master of veromonies, the following belng the regular programme ar- Stewed. is—Toast, *‘Our Guests,” Josoph H, Arthur, regent Fidelity council 156, IRe- wponse by 8, C, Gridley, regent Pioneer council 118 Music - Toast, *Our Orde A, T, council Fliokenger, past_regent, Fidelily Responso by Dr. Joseph Neville, 156 sitting past regent, Pioneer council 118, Music—Tosst, “Our Orator,” M., A, Upton, vice regent Fidelity ccuncil 156, fusic — Toaet, **The Twin Sisters,” Omaha and Council Bluffs. Kesponse by '{’::m[nu Bowman, mayor of Council uffs, BUYING BEEF. A Heavy Oattle Traneactior, Involv- ing & Big Wyoming Ranch, There have been for two or three days past reports of a large sale cf stoock being in progress, and now the negotiations have beon completed. The transactlon is, in brief, the pur chase by L C. Baldwin, «f all the other interests in a large cattle ranch at Pine Blafls, Wyoming, thus mak- ng him the sole owner «f the whole, This branch is known as the ‘‘Cuol Spring” ranch, its name being very ap- propriately given on account of several ever flowing, and never freczing springs of clear water, which serve to fornish an abundance for the ranch purposes, The ranch is located right at Pine Bluffs station, there being large tracts of land on both sides of the railway track, and several large panturagen, all fenced, There are now aboat 6,000 head of cattle thers, be sides 100 norser, 20) or 400 ‘ous of hay, ote., ete., and the whole reaches a value not far from 200,000, it tuk ing rank among the large ones of the groat west, Mr. Baldwin, besides boying oat the interests of others in thin ranch, retains his breed- ing farm at Persls, where he keeps his flne blooded short horns and uses this a8 a frandation for bet- tering the atock cn the ranch, Males from this brecding farm are sent to the ranch, and placed with the beat of the stock in the pastures, and the best males of these herds are in turn placed with the other stcck. By thie esystem the quality as well aa the quantity is bewg steadily increased, and a double advantage thus tuken, The purchase is among the heaviest Musio—Tonat, T, E, Oavin,” **0 1r Bus- iness Man, TResponse by Marshall Key, Music—General experience meeting en- livened with songs by the Royal Arcanum Glee club and volanteer tossts, This programme was followed out with few changes, Rev. Mr. Doherty, of Omaha, secving happily as a sub- stitute for Mr, Neville, There was a plessing surprise, at the close of which T. E. Oavin was the viotim, His brothers of Fidelity Counctl, in recognition of his services on this and other occasions, presented him with an olegant gold-headed cane, Marshal Koy sorving as spokesman. The fol- lowing were GUESTS FROM OMAHA, all of whom remained for the night: Thomas G. Magrone, F. P. Gridley, W. J. Kennedy, O. L. Hawkinson, A J. Simpson, J. N. Gridley, A. H, Sender, A. U, Powell, Robert Doher- ty, C. L. Fritcher, Fred Mack, J. H. Butler, Herman Rosenweig. Of Fi. delity Council there were about fifty present. A grand concert will be given every Sunday in Bock’s beer hall. In the evening a ball, with musio both day and evening by the ‘‘Little German Band.” All friends invited, by Bok- emper Bros. Fri & Sat tf tion of buildings here, especially public buildings. It is not enough that flues and heating apparatus be examined, but there should be & measurement of stairways and investigation as to modes of ingress and egress to public halls and places of amuse- ment, and the hotels should by no means be loft out, An official report on these matters would serve to ocalm the nerves about some places and warn the public about others, ~The “Lights of London" was being presented at Milwaukee Thursday e ing when the explosion of & calcium light caused a panic, the audience thinking the theater was on fire, Five persons were in- Jured, some fatally, This same company ‘was lately booked for here, but on the way to this city met with » railway sccident, —_——— Table linens, napkins, doylies, tow- els and orsshes cheap at ihvkneu, Orcutt & Co.'s. Vigor, strength and health all found in one bottle of Brewn's Iron Bitters, . — About Our Seventh Page. The very attractiveadvertisement of Dr. A. J. Cook, which ocouples the upper half of our seventh page, is not, a8 some may suppose, the display of a common juack, The name of A. J. Cook, M, D,, is perfectly famillar to our people In a professional way, and also in connection with various moneyed interests with which the Doctor {s conspicuously associated, sad the delay caused thereby led them to cancel tho engsgement here, “If” is & great problem, but if the panio had been caused here instead of Milwaukee, would there have been more or less than five vic- tims! Are the chances for exits of the public buildings here suffieient? In some the answer is evident, ~There isa healthfulness in having just rivalry among the members of the police force as to who can do the most and best detective work, but this seems to be carried to such an extent here that in sowe cases criminals are allowed to escape, It is growing to he more and more of a castom bere for each man to keep to him. self sny information he may gain, and leave the others in the dark, For veveral days past s man has been here, who is wanted in Umaha, but only oneor tao of the police force knew anything about it, and they did not inform the others, The man was up sud down the streets here, and was probably passed and repassed by officers who did not know tbat be was wanted, and who could readily have picked him up on description, It seems that a change should be wrought by which & man s not allowed to escape through the lack of infornation given to some officers and Xkept from others, As a graduate of the old school, he has acted with the ‘‘regulars” until he tired of the impossibility of trying to acquire fame by being & ‘“Jack” doc- tor of aLL diseases, and hence, in the branches where he has been most conspicuously successful, and for which he has taken a special line of study, he gropoosl to devote his skill, energy and experience, Speclalists must advertise, and Dr, Cook, being & man of independence, has determined to advertise according to his own notions, and not in obe- dience to the diotates of those who are his competitors, A Grand Concert will be given every Bunday in Bock's Beer Hall. In the evening a ball, with music both day and eveniog, by “The Little German Uand,” All friends invited Bros, by Bokemper Jan20-fri&oat-1f B iy Crystal Roller Mills Patent Grauu lated Flour, Superlative A, the high- est grade of flour manufactured, Snowy white, pure, light and sweet. Ask your grocer for it and you wil have none other, th e S e R Children's heavy school hose at Harkness, Orcutt & Co.'s, transactions of the kind of any which have been made by parties in this sec- tion cf the country. Harkness, Orcutt & Co.’s. ->—— CII'Y COUNCIL, The Paving Queetion Diecuseed, An adjourned meeting of the clty ocouncil was held last evening, Alder- men Wood, E cher, Newell and Sha- gart present. The resignation of Col, Keoatley as trustee of the public library waa accopted and J, P. Casady elected to till the vacancy. Spectal order of business, the consideration cf the question of paving Broadway and Main streots, was taken up. Ald, Newell reported aa the reeult of his investigation In Chicago. He was in favor of cedar blocks for a city the sizo of Council Bluffe t would last tor 100 or more yeal d cost only about half of what granite would, blieved that block was the only pave- ment which could be put down here without confiscating property. Mayor Bowmau reported that by vistting Portlaud, Boston, New York, ‘(aud Philadelphia, he became con- vinced that granite was the only thing, though costly. He recom- mended macadamizing with a view f atterwards layii 2 a paving on top. Alderman E cher had visited Pitts- burg, There Belgian block was being used entirely. From inguiries at Ohicago he thought that he could pave twice with cedar at the same cost as for one with granite. Con- sidering the value of property here and the amount of wear and tear cedar was the best, Alderman Shugart had been cor- reeponding with other citles, and he favored block pavement. Chicage recommended block for this city; Kan- sas City recommended block on con- orete; Detroit was using Medina stone and favored it, and City Engineer Tostevin euggested that a trial be made ¢f a macadam of Sloox Falls granite, He thought it could be laid down here at $2.25 per yard. Further consideration was post- poned until Monday evening, The The question of licensing saloons was referred to the police committee, with instruction to report an ordinance at the next meeting, A resolution was adopted that at the next city election two assessors PROHIAN ION OR LICENSE. The Oity Oouncii Wil Now Wrestle ‘With the Queetion Again. The news of the decislon f the su- preme court that the prohibitory amendment is null and void has caused the aldermen of this city to pat on their thinking caps and to con- sider the advisability of making a change in regard to the saloon busi- ness here, When the amendment was adopted the conncil passed a strlctly prohibi tory ordinance, which is still in force, providing a penalty of §256 for every viol:tion, saloon men have been complained o regularly once amonth and have de- posited $25 every time for their aj- pearance, which depoeit has been al- ways forfeited, thus going into the city treasury as a real licenss of $256 month, under the disguise of a penslty, This mode of proceduro has brought no credit to the authoritles that bs, and has tended to lessen at least the dignity of the law. Now that the amendment is de- olared nall, the city council s at iiberty to license wine and beer as of oed, but not whisky. Somoe seew in favor now of passing a regular license ordinance, but raisirg the amount from $300, what it 13 practically now, to $600 per year. 1t is claimed that if the council means license, it should £0 say, out and out, irstead of giving liconse under the mask of prohibition. It is also clalmed that the raiso from $300 to 500 will increase therevonue, snd weed out somo of the more objectionable saloons, and get the business into the hands of moro ro be chosen and the city divided into two districts, one including the First and Second wards, the other the Third and Fourth, Adjourned until Monday night. Hollday o_c_d: & Co.’s, ¢ Sl at Harkness, Orcutt —_———— Weak muscles and nerves, sluggish- ness of thought and inactivity, cured by Brown's Iron Bitters, R —A gang of boys were arrested last night for stealing clothing and minor arti- cles, Two were colored, named ¥.d Hen- ry and John Brewer; other two, white boys, Kd Inman and Will Johnson, Some of the property was recovered. Dealers arv paying 30 for corn here to. day; cost and freight to Ohicago 160, (‘];lluqo market fof new mixed corn, 46@ o COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Corrected daily by J, Y, Fuller, mer- chandise broker, buyer and shipper of grain and provisions, 39 Pearl street, Wukar No. 2 spring, 77¢; No. 8, 65; rejected 50c; good demand. CorN-—52¢ to feeders and 820 to ship- pers. n:hm—sum and in good demand; 30@ Hav—4 00@6 00 per ton. Ryk—40c; light supply. Conx MeAL—1 25per 100 ponuds, Woon—Good supply, prices at yards, 5 00@8 00, CoaL—Delivered, hard, 1050 per ton; soft. 5 00 per ton, Burtks—Plenty and o fair demand; Laun—Fairbank's, wholesaling at 13c, PouLrny—Fir lers paying 13¢ per ponnd for turk 1100 for chickens VEGETABLES oes, 45¢; onione, cabbages, 80@40c per dozc ple @3 50 per barrel, 3 FLouk—Crystal Roller mill flour v taile ed at 4 25 for disdum wi en shea nter; 2 80 for gold. 2 00 for b ck ale pei BTOCK, CATTLE—3 00@3 50; calves b 00@7 50, H There is & big demand for hogs, and ail offerings are quickly taken at the following prices: For car lots common, 5 45@> h0; ed, 5 60@? 80; heavy fancy packing, 6 05@ Ing for 6.10; butch wagon lots, sponsible persons, When the license was 8100 per yesr there were about 75 saloons here, Now that it 18 8300 there are abont 65 saloons, 8o that the raise of $200 hes only caused a olight falling ¢ff in nombers, and the revenue has been nesrly trip- led. It is vrged that a still further ralse of $200 will increase the revenue atill greater, The old difficulty In the license sys- tem still exiats, the council not being able to license whisky at all that be- ing still prohibited by state law. This difficulty some think to avoid by pass- ing an ordinance licensing saloons, and #o defining a saloon as to cover what is desired Others suggest that there be a low license fixed for the sale of beer and wine, and a heavy penalty whilLy. #0 that the two together woul make quite a sum for the regular sa- loon-keeper to pay for keeping both Onfi e, of the aldermen seem in favor «f a still higher liceuse, however, though differing as to how it shall be taxed, whether na straight license, or amixed licer s> and penalty, or straight penalty. Harkness, Orcutt & Co. have stilt a fow fine silk dolmans, Call and see them., When you feel out of sorts, have the blues, melancholy, etc., it must be indigestion that ails you. Brown's fron Bitters cures it. e great_dlstingai ishi Redain m=s¢ inflarmation PERSONAL. J. P. Bowler, of Chicago, is in the city, J. L. Platt, Jr., of Fort Dodge, is in the city. 8. W, Stryker, of Philadelphia, is at the Ogden. Charles H. Newbold, ¢f St. Lonis, is at the Pacific, 0. C. Redfield, of Harlan, Towa, was in the city yesterday. T. E. Rowe, of Des Moines, arrived ay the Ogden yesterday. A. N. Gresey, of Lancaster, is among the Pacific house arrivals, G. M. Baldwin, of Chicago, arrived at the Pacific yesterday, Dr. Porter and wife, of Le Mars, Iowa, were in the city yesterday. Conrad Geise is confined to his home with rheumatism and is quite ill, H. Newman, of Creston, brother of Ben, was in the city yesterday. Mrs, Stewart, of Webb City, Mo, is in the city wisiting her brother, Mr., S, D, Street, Mrs, Jane Baldwin has been very se- riously ill, but is reported as somewhat better now. Judge J. G. Day, of Sidney, arrived in the city yesterday, and is quartered at the Ogden, Mrs, Davenport, the ¢fficient guardian of the public library, is at the rooms day and pight now, being unable to go out on account of the injuries received, lately by » fall, The Avoca Herald cbronicles the fact thai Bice. A, Coffman, who is also well known here, met with an accident the other day by slipping and falling on the walk, breaking her wrist. 8.W. Hopkins, of New York, president of the water works, together with Charles Birkinhive, Sr., the engineer, sre in the city, and despite the cold yesterday drove down to the riyer to view the reservoirs, Riches in Hop Farming. At the present prices, ten acres in Hops will bring more money than five hundred acres in any other farm- ing; and, if there is a consumer or dealer who thinks the price of Hop Bitters high, remember that Hops are $1.26 per Ib,, and the quantity and quality cf Hops in Hop Bitters, and {.na price remains the same as former- y. In 0dd Fellow's block, over Savings' Bank. ian8-tj Under this ordinance the | = for lelllng X ing feature of g's Russis Sal.e is its power to re- COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL | NOTICES. NOTICK.—Bpecial advertisomente, suc Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent Wants, Boarding, ete., will be fnsorted in thie column a4 the ow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firet Insersion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsoquent lnsertion Loave adv ertisements our office, No.7 HARKNESS, ORCUTT & CO., DRY GOODS at No. 34 P.er street, cr broom factory, N Mills and North Sixth, Mavsn & Co. dtt ANTED—Rveryo0a, 1o Uounc 1o take Tin Bus, 20 centa livored by oarrlers. Office, No near Proadway Bran, woek, de Poar| Btreet Broadway, and Fourth Street., Council Bluffs, Iowa 'or Sale and Rent o cheap, by OvrLL & DAy, mar-%-9m F high school, Avenue, Whoop la! Get along! Go! 2,13 and yon may know N office, m derk room in return for furnished. — Adaress, “Off CLEAR THE TRACK. red at 25c 0, 7 Penrl H ( stroet, We're en route for the Boston Miscellaneous. {ALOON FORSALE—In Onha, doing a cish [ A bugine s front §1000.00 to $1200 00 per mon h xtOI‘B, light the party aha Daily Bee Omaha Neb- Nothing like it since old “Noar," Heaved his anchor and left the Shore, EMOVAL—Geo. R. Beard, dealor in_ wall wili move Janu- it l‘ col Lan offl e, pi and et the W. L. PATTON—Fnysician and Ocullet. ‘an cure any case of sore eyes. 18 I8 only o matter of time, and can cure generally in from threo tc five weeks-it makes nc dier- ence how long diseascd. Will straighten cross eyes, operato and romove Ptyroginms, etc., and rt artificial eyes, Special attention to re- wovelng tadewormi apb-tf n prove me 1o the socisty pi for this ad, provety BOSTON TEA GO, F. F. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.76 and $2.00 S ELE IR T S MADER IN THEHR wWwaST. | Bloff aud Willow Srests, Council Bluffs, B. HAAG & (0., DEALERS IN GEISE® BOTTLED BEER, . MADE FROM 1HE ARTESIAN WELL WATER. ALSO AGENTS FOR THE COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. CHICAGO, ROCK IBLAND AND PACI¥IO, Des Molnes ac*.4:40 p m CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AXD QUINCY, UNION PACI¥IC, Depart. Overland Ex.11:30 WABARH, BY. LOUIS AXD PACIFIO, Depart. Arri Mail and E CELEERERATED BUDWERISERI BEEIR 8 filid in wny partct the city. Orders by telephone promptly attended to, BATH INSTITUTE, Leave Council Bluffs. Arrives Cous Mail and Ex.,*9:20 a m | Mail and E: Atlantic Ex.[15:15 p m | Atlantic Ex. CIVICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND BT. PAUL. Leaves Omaha. Arrives at Omaha, Mail and 7:15 n m | Pacific Ex. AHASUGIEX 1340 p )| MALARd ExX Bryant Street, one Door north of Dohany's Hall, u"d“m ““‘;'fipl tExcept Saturdays. {Except Thermo-Elsctric, Medicated and Sulphur Baths. ondays. iDaily. For Iadies and gentlemen, These Baths are fully endo sed by the Medical Fraternity as being an unfailing susilay in rec nt Co'ds, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago and many other aillmente Bosides, my wife, & competent lady, will attend Jadies, F. M. LOCK WOOD, Propr. Council Blufts & Omaha Street R. R. Leave Council Bluffs. Leave Omaha, 8am9am 10am,|8am 9am 108sm, 11ami@2pm3p(ilamipm 2pm,3p m,4pm,5pm,6pm. |md4pm,5pm,6pm. Street cars run half hourly to the Union Pacific Depot. ~Ou Sunday the cars begin their trips at and run regularly during the day ‘and 6 o'clock, and run to city time, AND BE)AN. Dr. J. Meagher,—0Oculist, Aurist, AND SPECIALIST, STEAM COFFEE MILLS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fresh Roasted Coffeer, Teas and Spices. 306 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, MORGAN, KELLER & CO, TUNDEIRTARKEIRS. The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metalic cases, Calla attended to ot all hours, We defy competition in quality of goods or prices, Our Mr. Morgap bas secved as nodertaker for forty years and thoronghl understands his business, . WAREROOMS, 846 AND 3857 BROADWAY. Upholstering In all its branches promptly attended to; slso carpet-laying and lambrequins, Tele- raphic and mail orders filled without delay. CONRAD GEISE'S BREWERY & MALT EHOUSE, Council Bluffs, - lowa. d malt in any quantity'to sult purchasers. Beer §8.00 per barrel. Private tamliles sup: 1‘23’1.;'3. smmail kege A 9100 cach, “Gelvered Treo of charge to any part of the clty. in Chronle dieases, offers hls s flicted with diseases of th1 Eye diseases of any character. 1 Rheumatic affections’ Can be consulted by mail or in person at the Mctropolitan hotel, Counctl Bluffs, lowa, J. C. HOFFMAYR & C0., CITY ROLLER MILLS, FLOUR Ground by - - Porcelain Rolls PETERSON & LARSON, HUNGAR l A " P n 0 c E s s ‘Wholeeale Dealer in ‘ndCs«):Il;FnyA’:jg:{E:gg Joseph Schlitz Brewing Exclasvely. MILWAUXKXKEE BEER, No, 711 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa, City orders to families and dealers deliversd free. DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO,, (Successors to ERB & DUQUETTE), Bran & Shorts. NUOISAI Fraiters and Gonfectioners jand-tt Councll Bloffs, Ta. 16 and 18 Pearl-st., Council Bluffs, Ia. FOUNDRY. 5 A cOB APPEL WINTHERLICH BA0S., GROCER. No. 529 8 Main Street. - Council Bluffs. Are now ready to contract for small castings of every description in Our constantly increasing trade is sufficient procf of our equare dealing and atten: tion to custowers. Good butter alwayson hand, Prompu delivery of goods, Warrauted Equal to any made in the Orders from the sountry olicited United States. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. 180 Don't buy or use worthless stuff imitations besnuse the price is less. EDWIN J. ABBOTT. Justice ot the Peace and Notary Public. 4 5B roadway, Council E:ll\xfi_sL " W. R. VAUGHAN. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Omaha and Council Biufls Real Kstate & Collection Agency. MALLEABLE IRON, GRAY 1RON, And any ALLOY OF BRASS, szurmng Beaoa J. 0. Horrwan, Vies Pres. N. B. Mookr, Couraelor, - © A A R B BUCOINE % NMUTUAL I0WA STOCK (INSURAXCE GO, ‘1-;115',1'[1::,&}; and [Tacorporated under the I f Yows.] i AQTORIES e, T VR g S vy Ar vl @ Insurauce at Actual Cost. Cattle Brands Loeoring LIVE STOCK Against Loss by ARE NICELY EXECUTED DENT, THEFT OR DEATH, Or Any own or Contingent Event Whatever, Works: Corner Sixth street venth aveuue, ICOUNCIL BLUFFS, TOWA, MRS, R. J. SILTON, M, D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 222 BFroadwav. CounciliBluffs Correspondence xperienced agents wanted, cited from all parts of Iowa, Orrice’ 103 Pearl Streot. Ccuncil Bluffs, Ia, wo-dut