Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 23, 1883, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS :OWA TUESDAY JANUARY 23 The Daily Bee. GOUNGIL BLUFFS. ‘luasd:;Mdl:ning, Jan, 23 BUBSCRIPTION RATES: 20 centa per - #10.00 per Office: No. 7 Pearl Btreet, Noar MINOR MENTIONS, =J, Mueller's Palace]Music Hall. —Subscribe for newspapers andfperiodi- eals at H. E, Seaman's book store, —The Caicago & Northwestern did not arrive until about 7 o'clock last evening. —Abe Lincoln Post G, A, R. is prepar- iag to hold a campfire at an early day. —The case of Charles Grant for trying to dodge a board bill, is to come up to-mor- row, —Jacob Harb was before Vaughan yesterday, and pleaded ¢ aseaulting a woman, He was fined §5 and cost, —The Turnverein is planning to give a grand concert on the evening of Febinary 4, for the benefit of the flood sufferers in Germany, @—Oflcer Cusick yesterday] arrosted a deserter from the regular army named Drew, and he has besn taken back to Forg Omaha. @John]Marrett has been arrested for ob- taining money under falte pretenses, and his case isto come up this morning, but will probably be dismissed. —Miss Nunie Wells,daughter of Mr.'and Mre, L. Wells, entertained happily a li.tle company of her friends on_the occasion of her birthday last Ssturday. —Papers are heing taken out to bring back from Missouri on a requisition the sister of the colored girl as having been . |country, and who has even now not ‘| become so tamillar with the use of A SWEDISH SKIPPER. He Loves Not Wisely, But Too Well, And Now Leavea His Girls Behind Him There is in the clty a young Swede girl who cama list year from the old English as to ba able to tell the story of her shame, save through an inter- preter. She gives her name as Chris- tina Anderson, and her tale of trouble is to the effect that a young man of her nationality had wooed her and so inflaenced her as to lead her to give up that honor which to a true woman shoald be dearor than life, Her condi- tion is now such that her loss « f yirtue clowe, and finlshed with frills of lace ot the wrists, “‘This was my wedding drees,” she sald, ‘‘My father rode a distance of more than thirty miles cn horseback to buy the silk of which It was made Ita ¢ost represented my savings for mors than four years in butter and cheess making. I cut and made 1t with my own hands, My pattern was the bridal dress f our pastor's wife, who the year before had come to us a young bride frum the shores of Maa- achusetts Bay.” Holding up one of the sleeves, she said: ‘‘Hero is astain upon the silk, One of my brides maide, in adjustiog my modest home- made bridal vell, pricked her finger with an intrusive pin, and from the tiny wound fel ingle drop of blood, of which this blemish is the sign and token., To me It was but a trifle; to cannot long be conceaied, and the young man whe, under the promise of marriage, betrayed the simple girl’s trast, has flad for parts noknown, There is eaid to be a double reason for his thus having flod, instead of marrying the girl, aud by proving a true husband seek to remedy the evil he had wronght. The young man came to thie country late last summer or in early fall, under peculiar circum- stances. He had, in his native laund, wooed and won a fair maiden whom he loved dearly, or at'lenst claimed to, but her parents ohjected to her mar- rying anyone forsevaral years to come; his folks, on the other hand, objecteu to his morrying the girl, not because he was too young, but becanse of an old-time feud be- twoen his father and the girl's father, who were nelghbors und who had some quarrels and lawsuits concerning the title to some land. Thus per- plexed in his love matters the young her it was a grievous mshap, which clouded her evening’s happiness,” Holiday gocds at Harkness, Orcutt & Co.'s. ———— Weak muscles and nerves, sluggish- ness of thought and 1uactivity, cured by Brown's Tron Bitters, CITY COUNCIL. Various Important Metters Con- sldered. IOWA ITEMS. Fort Dodge has three National banks, Bedford is talking up the question of waterworks, The state board of agriculture has §2 . 986.25 on hand, Fort Dodge claims a population of 5,000, Tt was 4,717 in 1830, The republican state central committee will meet at Des Moines cn the 24th inst, Davenport packers have nut away 15, 000 hegs thus far, and the Democrat says the figures will reach 23,000 All the tock for the Decorah Electrlc Light company bas been taken, The plant wiil start with thirty lights, The Acme insurance company has organ. ized at Des Moines, with $:00,00 capital. It insures agaiuat everything, The real thickness of the last vein of coal paseed through at the Moreton boring, near LoMars, was less than a foot, A Burlington hotel Lkesper got oato a spree last week and fired two shote] through a saloon window, but luckily hit no one, Two bratal saloon-keepers from Com. merce attacked and badly mutilated an un. day night, the 16th. The records of Monona county are said to ehow rome crooked transacti ns by per- #oni living outside of the county in rela. tion to obtaining hewsy loans on compara. tively worthless lnnds, The heathen Chinea in Burlington is An adjourned meeting of the city council was held last evening, the mayor and ali aldermen present except Goulden. A pelition for widening the sidewalks ou Sixth street from Broad. way to Indian creek to fifteen feet was presented and referred. The claim of Mre. Ed. Archer for 8500 damages on account of stepping muan emigrated and came to this ocountry. After arriving here he learned that the glrl, who now makes complaint against him here, and her brother were living near Council Bluffs, and as they came from near hls old home, and he was acquainted with mixed up in the late killing of the colored babe, —The boys in the county jail are about the only ones who don’t grumble ahout the cold. They say it is made hot enouvh for them, ~—The intense cold has in several in- stances caused the gold leaf letters on the glass of the outside doors and windows of business offices to curl up and come off, —The Catholic fair opened lsst night with great succesy, o charming cantata be- ing given by about thirty little folks, en- titled “Queen of the Birle.” ~ Omaha furnished music for the streets here yesterday, an eight horse team, with » big wagon, and & brass band, advertis. ing tor the Mace Slade punching exhibi- tion last night. —Rev, Mr. Armstrong, pastor of the Methodist church, has been delivering a series of excellent sermons Sunday eves nings, on the buman mind. The dis courses have proved #o instructive and in- teresting as to call out steadily increasing audiencer. them there, he naturally sought them out, and thus came here, The ac quaintance ripened into love, and more, Heintended to marry the girl, but a short time ago he received word from the old country that the girl he had left behind him in a condition also to require » husband and that her par- onts relenting of their refusal to give her hand in wedlock were now so wil- ling that they had allowed her to emi- grato for Americs, her intention being to meet and wod her old lover, She is now on the way, and thus with two waiters, one here, and one on the briny deep, each expecting him to marry, and each deceived by his illiclé passion, ho has flown, A warrant will doubtless be ment after him, and if possible he will be brought back, and male to answer for the deeds done in the body. Harkneen, Occutt & Co. have atili a fow fine silk dolmans, Oall and see them, PHRSONAL., J. B. Heitman, of Denver, is at the ~—The owner of the starved team, men- tioned in yesterday's Brr, spplied yester- day at the police station for posseesion of the horses again. The chief gave him an earnest lecture on cruelty to animals, and suggested that he ought to prosecute him severely, but finally lot him have the horses on the promise of foeding them in the future. —1It Is feare.! that the electric light pro- ject here is to fall to the ground, Alder. man Nuwell, who was instrumental in get- ting the enterprise started, and whose en- thusinsm was succestfully imparted to some othere, is about to depart for Fargo, and his departure seems to demoralize the plans being laid. It is to be hoped that the forces will rally again, but it seems doubtful at present. ~The thermometer yesterday ranged far below zero, At 6 o'clock in the wiorn. ing one thermometer near the high school indicated 19 degrees below. At other points it was reported as low s 22, and even 2 was recorded. At the institution for the deaf snd dumb, the thermometer stood at 32 degrees below at 7 o'clock yes. terday evening, and at 50 degrees below at 9 o'clock Sunday night, Crystal Roller Mills Patent Granu- lated Flour, Superlative A, the high- est grade of flour manufactured. Snowy white, pure, light and sweet. Ask your grocer for It and you will have none other. tf, - Children's heavy school hose at Harkness, Orcutt & Co.'s —_— THE GOLDSTEIN TROUBLE. Brown Acquitted of the Oharge ot Perjury, In Justice Vaughan's court yeater- day there were ten or twelve more witneeses examiued in the case of the state Joo Brown, oharged with perjury, as preferred by his brother- in-law, 8. Goldstein, It was claimed that Brown, in justifying a replevin bond for Mrs, Goldstein, his sister, swore that he was worth more than the tacts warranted. The witnessos who testified to the value of the prop- erty which he showed up placed it at a sofficlently high amount so that it appeared that Brown did not over- reach the truth, and he was therefore discharged. In connection with the affair the following card of Mrs, Gold. stein’s is given space: To the Editor of Tux Brx. There appeared a notice in Tne Bee charging Joe Brown with being the cause of separating 8, H. Goldstein and his wife, Therefore, I, Mrs, Goldstein, wish to correct it through Tur Bra, that it was not on account of my brother Joe Brown, but on acoount of A, (Goldstein, a brother, of ioldstein’s, The reazon of the quarre! I don’t care to mention in this morning's paper, but if Mr, A. Gold stein wishes to know, through Tuw Bee, I will publish it with grest pleasure, Respectiully, Movrie GoLDSTEIN. o —— Ladies’ and children’s wool hood Harkness, Orcutt & Co.’s. e ——— When you feel out of sorts, have the blues, melancholy, eto., it must be indigestion that ails you. Brown's fron Bitvers cures it. Pacific. * W. L. Harding, of Kansas Oity, is at the Ogden. C. E. Beezell, of Chicago, is an Ogden house guest, James D, Rice, of Burlington, is at the Pacitic house, George . Cole, of Pavific Junction, is in the city. C. W. Brown, of Burlington, was a Pacific house arrival yesterday, A. Marshall, of Sheboygan, Wis, ‘was an Ovden bouse guest yesterday, A. J. Kain, of Philadelphia, was among yesterday's comers to the Ogden, H, M. Towner and lady, of Corning, Tows, are registered at the Ogden, L. Beroheimer, of St Louis, stopped at the Ogden yesterday and thawed out, through a hole in a sidewalk was pre- sented, Referred. Alderman Newell presented a reso- lution granting the Council Bluffs Waterworks company an extension of time until July 3lst in which to com- plete its works, Alderman Shugart sald he had al- ways objected to that part of the con- tract which exempted the company from taxation. As the company would not consent to have that part of the contract stricken out, he should have to vote against the resolution, The resolution was adopted, Shugart alone voting no. An ordinance was presented for the liconse and registration of saloons, the amount of the same being left blank. Referred to the pollce committee, or dered printed aud to be reported on at the first regular meeting in Febru- ary. Several membars of the board of trade appeared in the courcil cham- ber, that body having met and ad- journed to conelder with the alder- men the qnestion of paving. Mr. Squires of Omaha, presented a speci- men of asphalt pavement belng laid there and an informal discussion was had of the relative kinds cf pave- ment, e - Do Not Be Deceived In these times ot quack medicine adyer- jisements everywhere, it is truly gratify- {ng to find one remedy that is worthy of praise, and which really does as recom- wmended. Elictric Bitters we can vouch for s being & true and reliable romedy, ond one that will do_ as recommended. They lnvurhhlr cure Stomach and Liver Cemplaints, Diseases of the Kidneys and Urinary difficulties, We know whereof we speak, and can_readily say, give them @ trial, Sold at fifty cents %m"le by C. F Goodman Temperance Convention. A mass temperance convention cf the city has been called for February 3d at the Methodist church, to choose delegates to the state convention at Des Moines, February 17th, to decide on & course of action in view of the re- cent supreme court des Horsford's Acid Phosphate removes the uncomfortable feeling sometimes experienced after excessive Jawmes M. Evans, of St. Louis, is in the city, waking his headquarters at the Pacific, W. H. H. Dougherty, of Greenville, Pa,, was in the city yesterday, a puest of the Ogden, J. H. Wheeler, of the Ogden house, has just returned from a week's stay in St. Jo and Kansas City, lecturing to the be- nighted denizens of those places on the beauties of winter, Mr. and Mrs, Meigs, who have been spending » few weeks here with her pa- rents, Mr, and Mrs, C, K. Stone, leave to- day for their home in Califoraia, taking the southern route, Dr., John Craig has bought seven acres of ground adjoining the town site on the southwest, of K. H, Woodmancy, at $60 per acre, and will erect thereon a nice dwelling, and otherwise improve the prop- erty as 500n a8 spring opens. The contract for building has been let to Russell & Ken- nedy. We shall be glad to welcome the doctor and his family, who are now resi- dents of Council Bluffs, —Macedonia Tri- bune, - — Table lineus, napkins, doylies, tow- ole and crishes cheap at larkness, Orcutt & Co. s, S BLOOD ON A BRIDAL DEESS. The Wedding Gown of & Granddame Who at 80 Sits by the Hickory Log. — New York Evening Post, Chatting a few evenings since with a charming old {lady of 80 years, and soating close beeide in a chimney cor- ner, whose capacious fire place was aglow with a hiockory blazs, such as few of this goneration have been for- tunato enough to witness and enjoy the current of social gorsip and remi- nlscence flowed iuto the domain of fashion. With » minuteness of do tail which exhibited remarkable powers of memory, we were favored with a clearly duined deecription of the manuers, customs and prevalent modes of dress «f the days *‘whe ) was yourg and to the mant rn,” threo. #core years ago. Bxcusing hersolf « moment, the returncd beering upon her arm a silk dress, once white but wow lmp and yellowed by the tuuo of time. The drees deservee de tion: It was narrowly gored on the the front and side breadthe, and quite short. In the frontand back there was largo cluster of deep gathers, The waist line was relegated almost to the arm pits, and the very short hod- ice was laced up the back with a flat silk oord, The sleeves were long and smoking or chewln, An Eegle Winged. William Eagle, ono cof this city's oldest [cltizens, who keeps a small store here, was arrested last evening on complaint of Attorney Tipton on the charge of Larceny. The trouble seems to have arisen from a note of $356 which Eagle gave to Tiptcnas at- tornoy's fees, and on which he had paid part, and in settling up the bal- ance Eagle destroyed the note. Tip- ton says he grabbedjit and threw it in the stove. Kagle claims differently and will have a hearing to-day. — — Bucklin's Arnica Salve, The Besr SaLyx in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe- ver Bores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil blaius, Corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures pilss, It is guaranteed to ivo mafisfaction & winey rofunded, rlos, 25 cents per cx, Wor asle by O, ¥ Qoodman - —~——— Money for the Unmarried One of the most solid and substan- tial institutions in this country is the Marriage Fund Mutual Trust sssocta- tion of Uedar Rapids, Ia, During their first year, ending January lat, 1883, they patd over $£30,000.00 in benelits to their members, and the greatest satisfaction provalls among their certificate holders, They are organizad under the laws of Iowa, and their officers and directers are among the leading and most prominent busi- ness men ot Oedar Rapids. Every un- married person shoula have a certifi- cate in this association. 1t is & splendid investment, as safe| secure and sure a8 a government bond. You can just as well have a good sum of money to commence mar ried lifo on as not, Over 200 mem- bers have been pald off, receiving over 300 per cent. on their invest- ment: Send & postal card for tree circulars fully detailing the plan, which is the fivest kvown, Good ngenta can get territory if applied for BOC Write to.day, D> not pos poue it. Mention where you saw this notice, J4-lm - A Voxed Ulergyman Even the patience of Job would become exhausted were he o preacher and endeav+ ) interest his au while they were keeping up an iner making it impossible for hi o heard, how very easy can all this be avoided by simply using Dr, King's New Discove- 1y for Consumption, Coughs and Colds “Crial Bottles given away at O, F, Good. nun's drug store e “BLACK-DRAUGHT cures &y ypep . b whoD and haem protected, Thowas Davis hsx been sent to the Fort Madison penitentiary for one year for broaking into a- Mongolian lauo- dry. There are about fifteen casea of sosrlet fever in and about Ooawa, and several of the victima of the disea<o have died. Strict precautionary meusures are being taken, Tha Dacatur County sgricultural asso. ciation how increased its capital stock to $7,000. The indebtedne:s is $3,000. C. W, Hoffman was elected president and C. M. Murray secretary. A sutt has cemmenced in the Dubuque district court against Holoscher Brothers. saloon keepers at Dyersville, for £15 000 by 4 woman who claims her husband was killed by drinking the whisky sold by the saloon keepers, An irate man named S. W. Jacobs re- cently attacked J, J, Steadman, presider t of the Blue Valley bank at Creston, with o cowhite., The rnm had drawn his re- volver and was ahout to fire at his assail. ant when outside interference stopped the row, The insane asylum at Leon is over- crowded with patients, Fuliy 50) are be. ing taken care of and some of them have been obliged t2 lie on the floor at night be- cause of the lack of beds, Dr. Gilman, the new superintendent, bas made out a discharge list of forty-five, including the most tractable ones, and has sent them back to the counties from which they came, COMMERCIAL. The arrivals of hogs continue very large. Market astive at atout 5c higher all around. COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Corrected daily by J. Y, Fualler, mer- chandise_broker, buver and ship,er of grain and provisions, 59 Pearl streot, Wuear No, 2 spring, 77c; No. 8, j b good demand, to feeders and 820 to ship- pers. Oats—Searce and in good demand; 30@ 82, Hav—4 00@6 00 per ton, RyE—40c; light supply. CokN MEAL—L 25per 100 ponnds, Woun—Good supply, prices ot yards, 5 00@6 00, . Coa—Delivered, hard, 1050 per ton; soft. 5 00 per ton, Briter—Plenty and i fair demand; 5 Eccs—Scarce and in demand; 302 per dozen, ; Larp—Fairbank’s, wholesaling at 13c, Pouvrriy—Firm; deslers paying 13¢ per ponnd for turkeys and 10c for chickens. VEGETABLES —Potatoer, 45¢; onionx, 25c: cabbagee, 30@40c per dozen; apples, 2 50 @3 50 per barrel, FLour—Crystal Roller mill flour retail ed at 3 25 for disdum winter; 2 80 for gold. en sheaf; 2 00 for hard tack. Wholesale prices for flour, 2 40@8 25, BrooMs—2 00@3 00 per dozen, BTOCK, CATTLE—8 00@3 50; calves 5 00@7 50, P Katal Freaks of a Lunatic. Republican Valley Echo. Thomas Kssmussen, a Dane, living on section eight, Antelope precinct, came to & horrible death on Friday night, the 12.h inst., by being feoz:n to death. It appears that he hus been somewhat insane for the past two or three days, but was not considered dangerous. But the demon took pos- session of him about mlidnicht of the 12th. He retired to bed as usual with his wife, after which he got up and 1¢fs the house, his wife following him trying to persuade him to retarn to the house. When they got several rods from the house he turned upon her and struck her upon the forehead, koocking her down, and then catch- iog her by the throat tried to choke her, when their dog attasked him, causing him to release his hold and turning with all vengeancs upon the dog, which his wife took advantage of, and ran to the nearest neighbor, Mr. Larames, who gave the alarm and started Homer Barnes to arouse the neighbors, They did not fiad him until about 8 o’clock, gome eighty rods southwest ¢f his house, frozen stiff. He was almost desti- tute of clothing, havirg tomn them cff in his wanderinge; there was one boot and part «f & pauts leg on the right foot, aud a sock on the left one. Hia clothing was found in different places, some of them more than a mile from where he was f und, A justice took possession of the body and sent for tho coroner, who did not think there was suflizient cause for his presence, when the justice deliv- ored the body to relatives. He wan 31 years of age, and only been mar- ried six months. He leaves his wife in poor circumstances. He lefia note on Saturday that he was afraid of the devil, and that he would not get his sins forgiven. . CURES S Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Headache, Toothache, sprains, Hrulscs, ne, Frost Bites, AND AL OTMER BODILY PAINS AND ACHES. Pexiers everywhere. Fifly Cenia & offending German at Des Moines, on Tuee. | - OOUNOIL BLUFFS, . HARKNESS, ORCUTT & GO., DRY GOODS AND CARPET HOUSE. COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL | NOTICES. NOTICE. —Special advertisoments, otc Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Bogrding, etc., will bo fnserted in this column ab the ow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insersion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent insertion. Leave adv ertisements at our offics, No. 7 near Broadway. Wants, VW ANTED 10,000 bushels of corn. Inquire at No. 34 Pcri street, or bieom factory, Milla and North Sixth dtf Mavxe & Co, y in Councii Blufts 1o 0 cents per week, do ce, No 7 Pearl Stroot near Broadway. | Breadway, and Fourth Street, PN CTB T H—ATotel n this city, all TurTshed, s puying busine s, for -ale cheap, by OvrLl & Day, Council Bluffs, Iowa JOR RENT—A house of three rocms for e'ght ollars a month, locat: d niar y opposite the high school. Apply at No. 82 1ligh School Avenue, mar-3-8m N office, mo-t wdyantage £\, derk room in return fo cte., furnished. Adaress, “Off Souneil Bluffs ieas, fuel, Bk oftice, (Successors to J. W. Rodefer) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN LACKAWANNA, LEHIGH, BLOSSBURG AND ALL eXpences light che party has other husinots, Ad drees Omaha Daily Bee Omaha Nel 76-19% ‘ JOUND—A socicty pin, Come to the Ban off y for this ad, prove property and get the d t DB L PATTONkuysteian and Ocalies AT.SO LD E In packages ot a handred at 26¢ ("2 Packaro sk Tix Bun office, No 7 Pearl sirect tt Miscellaneous. QALOON FOR SALE—In Om doing a cash > Can cure any caso of soro eyen. It 8 only & matter of time, and can cure generally in trom threo tc five weoks—It mukos nc differ- once how long diseascd. Will straighten cross BRI Ui | CONNELLSVILLE COKE, CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, ETC. "> v s RATY Office No, 34 Pearl Btreet, Yards Oor, Highth Btreet and UNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD y o Hleventh Avenue, Oouncil Bluffs, “:t<F, F. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.76 and $2.00 Dep c E: am : 1 Accom. (Mon.).1:45 p m KANSAS CITY, T, JOB AND COUNCIL BLUFFS, EX.. .. 955 5 pm 5pm MLADE IN TEE WEST. wie Blnff and Willow Sreets, Comncil Bluffs. ‘- B. HAGG & (0., B oy pin DEALARS I Frm Fort Niobrara, GEISE BOTTLED BEER, 50 p m MADE FROM 1HE ARTESIAN WELL WATER, ALSO AGENTS FOR THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIO. Dej Atlantic E " E WABARI, Y. LOUIS AXD PACIPIO Depart. Arrive: 0:45 8 m | Mail and Ex Cannon Ball.. eb. 5.5 From §t. Paul..8:50 & m Arrives Coun: 0 & m | Mail and Ex 5pm | Atlantic Ex MILWAUKER AND BT, PAUL. Arrives at Omaha, Pacific E Mail and Ex fExcept Saturdays. $Except Mail and Ex, Atlantic Ex CIICAG Leaves Omaha, Mail*and Ex Atlantic Ex. OELEEBRATED BUDWRISEBERI BEER Orders filied in uny partof the city. Orders by telephone promptly attended to, BATH INSTITUTE, Bryant Street, one Door north of Dohany's Hall, -B i a hur Bathe. 11am1m2pm3p|11amipm, 2pm,3p Thermo-El:ctric, Medicated and Sulp] ! ath A m,4pm,5pm,6pm. [m4pm5pm,6pm. | For ladies and gentlemen., Th:!n hm- lre‘!ull)!cud:l!l"d by \h;- ltdh-&l; }nwrml!ly as b‘m; s cific | unfailing suailia'y in rec nt Colds, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago and many other ailment O O e e | Baitdce iy Wity & competont iafy, will stionc Tadioe, F. M. LOCK WOOD, Propr. 9 gilock a, m., and run regularly during the day at 9, 11, 2 4, 5 and 6 o'cl and run to city time, *Except Sunday: Mondays. [Daily. Council Blufts & Omaha Street R. R. Leave Council Blufta, Leave Omaha. Sam 9am10am(8am9am 10am, =mwYn AND LA S g SN STEAM COFFEE MILLS, In Chronic diseases, offera hls services to all af | Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fresh Roasted Coffeee, Teas and Spices. flicted with diseases of th Eye, Ear, or Chronic dineasos of any character. Warrants a cure in a1 Rheumatic affections Can be consulted by mail or in person at the Metropolitan hotel, 306 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - Counctl Blufls, Towa, J. C. HOFFMAYR & CO., CONRAD GEISE'S oz inis BREWERY & MALT e HOUSHE, BFLT.OUDR| Council Bluffs, - - - lowa. Boer and malt In any quantity'to sult purchasers. Beer .00 per barrel. Private famiifes sup- plied with small kegs at $1.00 each, delivered free of charge to any part of tho ¢ PETERSON & LARSON, Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing Porcelain Rolls Company’s Celebrated MILWAUKEE BEER, HUNCARIAN PROCESS No, 711 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa, Orders from the country olicited City orders to families and dealers delivered free, Exclusively. DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Succosors to ERB & DUQUETTE), Iowa, Ground by Warranted Equal to any made in the United States, wx om oo wox e WN0IBSAIS Fruniers and Gonfectioners ALso 16 and 18 Pearl-st.. Couneil Bluffs, Ta. Bran & Shorts. : Council Bluffs, Ta, TATCOR . ARPEL GEOCER. No. 529 S Main Street. . - - Council Bluffs. Our constantly increasing trade is sufficient proof of our equare dealing and atten: tion to customers, tood butter alwayson hand. Prompt delivery of goods. jand-tf FOUNDRY. MALLEABLE THO%, TITLE ABSTRACT OFFICE A‘.‘f;?]?\ALHf:\"N“mumss, Lands and Lots Bou%ht and Sold, MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS. COUNCIL BLUFFS - - - - - - [0WA 8. M. Orooks, Pros. N. B, Eastox, Secy. J, C. Horrxax, Viea Pres, N. B. Moorg, Counselor, Special attention is called to the fact that the metals are we tod in CRUCIELES which gives toe Burning Brands DISTILLERS, BREWERS, PACK ERS, OIGAR and TOBACCO AR I MUTUAL 1WA STOOK INSURANGE GO, Cattle Brands el Tows.] ARE NICELY EXECUTED. . »d under the Laws of Insurance ab Acioal Cost. IVE STOCK . THEFT OR DEA Unknown or Contingent Ewen r Sixth stre NCIL BLUFFS, I0WA, 8. E. MAXON, AROE XIT =B O X, atnst Loss by H, Or Any Whatever, Experienced agents wanted, Correspondence wolicited from all parts of Iowa, Office over savings k. Orrice’ 103 Pearl Street, Council Bluffs, Ia, « Xowa. nc8-dtt P4