Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 31, 1883, Page 6

The Daily Bee; GOUNCIL BLUFFS. Wednesday Morning, Jnn.fl SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Oarrior, = = - = = 90 contspor woek, R #1000 por Yoar. OMoe: No, 7 Pearl Street, Near Mroadway. MINOR MENTIONS. ~1J, Mueller's Palace Musio Hall, —Subsoribe for newspapers and periodi- sals at H, E. Seaman's book store, —Benediot, arrested for horse atealing, was yestorday taking to Harlan for trial, —The circuit mat yesterday and called the calendar, and disposed of a fow default osser. —Most of the owners of the cows in the pound have come to the front and bailed them out o paid their fines, though not without much erambling. —The trains from the east were behind time yesterday morning, owing to tbe severe store of the night before, Tae Chi. eago and Roox Inland was ahout an bour Iater, and the oth ut three hours, so that the mails were not in before noon, —The monotony of the police court which has been quite rigidly maintained for two or three days had a ripple yester- day morning, but it was only a plain drunk, one who gave his name as Samuel Johnson, but whose real name is something else, He was fined 80.60, ~There was & pleasant social and dinner party at the residence of E. D, Fisher yes. terdsy sfternoon, the specially honorad gusst of the occasion being Rev. Dr, Clel- and, who later in the afternoon left for Keokuk, to represent his partoral duties —Ruben Dunkel, of Hazel Dell, wae in in the city yesterday, and reports that the cattle suffered more from the storm Mon- day night than from the severe weather, the rain followed by the bleak winds al. most causing them to perish, —Dr. Poulson, who left recently for California seems to have had a hard time getting through to the Pacific summer- land. He givesthe details of his trip in an interesting letter to be found elsewhere in this paper, and which will be eagerly read by his many friends here. —The public should not forget the noble efforts of the ladies to secure funds for the needy by giving a fair and festival at Do- hany's hall on Thursday and Friday even- ings, Complete arrangements are made for affording » happy entertainment as well as affording the public a chance to help others, while securing their own self enjoyment. The new city clerk, Mark Upton, yes- terday morning secured his necessary bondsmen and duly qualified, so that in the afternoon he commenced work in earnest. He haslong been connected with railwaya here and in office matters has had #0 much experience as to enable him to readily accustom himself to the work, which in many details is new to him, ~—There having been some just criticisms made of the original ritual of the Knights of Pythias, on account of ungramatical forms and rude rhetoric, the supreme lcdge decided at its last session to have & new ritual, and delegated the work to a committee of its brightest members. The new ritual is now being distributed, and the lodges here received a copy of the same yesterday, so that they will com- mence work under it soon, —There have been some changes de- cided upon in the office of the Chioago, Milwaukee & St. Paul here which is ex- pected to take effect February 1. G, Smith is then to enter actively upon the duties of local agent here, to which he was appointed a month or more ago, as suc- cessor to Mark Upton, Mr, Smith is an experienced railway man, and although & comparatively new comer here, will rapid- ly gain and hold the public esteem and patronage. Mr. N, Ward, who has been the cashier of the office, retires from that position, and is to be succeedsd by Arthur Rickman, who has long resided in this city, is well snd favorably known, and who has the needed ability and integrity to 1l the important position well, His many friends here will rejoice that he has been selected, and the company will have 1o occasion to regret the trust imposed, hie experience in office work, and the high esteem in which he is held by business men, rendering him a valusble man, When you want to get Iowa coal that is almost if not equal to Wyo- ming, call for the Frederick, at A, B, Mayne & Co.'s. PHRSONAL. — N. B, Chapman, of Atlantic, is in the dty. Houn, W. F_Sapp has gone to Chicag on a flying trip, William H, DeCon, of Woodbine, Tows, is at the Ogden, L. Tinkel, of Ida, Tows, visited the Bluffs yesterday, Alice Oates and companystopped st the Ogden over night, Charles R. Homan, of Quincy, Mich,, is an Ogden house guest. H. J. Chamberlain, the well known Avoca attorney, is in the city. C. 8. Ranck and J, H, Lee, of Towa City, arrived here yesterday on a brief stay. P, H, Barrett, John Philpot, Thomas Goodwin and J, M, Carter, all of Weep- ing Water, Neb., t the Pacific, Frank G Stevens, of Janesville, Wis,, oue of the beet known cigar box manufaoe turers in t > west, was in the city yester. day looking after the tead Death of W. G. Howe. Wm, G. Howe, son of H. Y. Howe, farnitare desler, died yesterday at 7 p.m. He wasa young man of 19, & great favorite with all who knew him, and his untimely death makes a vold in the circles cf our best/comrades, He leaves four brothers and four sisters, the absent one has beea uhgnpha& for. Thoe funeral will take place at 10 s. m. Thursday, February lst. All bhnd.lmlnvit'o:i. i e rhed, [T Goods going cheap at the great sale st Harkness, Oroutt & Gove THE DAILY BEE ~COUNCIL BLUFFS :OWA WEDN SDAY JANUARY 31 COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL | TROUBLED BY THIEVES.II|ze Conrad Beigs the Loser of Cloth- ing and Jewelry, A Baggage Room Hntered and Truoks Rifled. Burglars and thieves seem to be still hovering about the clty aud reap- ing some plunder. victims is Conrad Golse, the well known brewer, whose place was en- tered somatime Monday night or yes: terday morning, the entrance baing gained easily, the door baing left un- fastened. Among the property missed ara two overc clothing and & silver watsh valued at Among the latest ‘s and some other 800 Thus far no trace of the goods or of the thieves has been discovered. TOOK A WAGON. Henry Marshall, of 8156 Main street, complains that some unknown fellow or fellows have run off a farm wagon, which has been standing outside of his place. Hoe left the city on business last Baturday, and the wagon was standing there all right when he left, bat on returning yesterday it had gone, BAGGING BAGGAGE, Another burglary is reported as having been committed at the baggage room of the Chicago and Rock Isiand. and the thieves managed to rifla sev. oral tranks. The exact extent ¢f the loss cannot of course be told, and the company's employes as is usaal in re- gard to all happenings about rallway offices are keeping very mam. STOLEN DENTAL TOOLS. There #as a young manin this city Monday, calling at the dental offices and offering for sale a number of in- straments commonly used in that pro- fession. His story was that he had been practicing at Shelby, but had dis- posed of his cffice to another dcclor, and wanted to sell the instroments so a8 to go out of the profession entirely, Inten&lng to engage In the real eatate business in Kansss City. He wae eyed with some susplolon, but nothing could be learned suflizient to warrant his arrest. Yesterday word was re ceived from Dr. Billings, of Omaha, stating that some thief had stolen a argo namber of such tools from his office, quite an amount of gold, and other dental properly. The young man was not to be found here yester- day. gl s Dr. West, Dentist, 14 Pearl street. —_————— An excellent oppportunity to buy S1LKs, CLOAKINGS, VELVETS, Dress Goons, Prusngs, Tanue LiNens, FranneLs, Narkins, at Harkness, Orcutt & C e - Gen. Glllmor Views in Regard to the Aephalt Pavement. U. 8. ENGINEER'S OFFICE, ARMY ButLving, New York, Sept. 6, 1879, } Mossrs, A. L. Barber & Co., Washington, D, C.: It is affords me pleasure to be able to bear testimony the excellence of the Asphalt pavement which you are laying in the streets of Washington Cli’. have been acquainted with this pavement for several years; in 1876 it was selected by a commission, of which I was a member, for repaving Pennsylvania avenue between the Troasury building and Sixth street, as the best pavement known at that time for the locality. It is durable, will stand the variations of heat ana oold in this climate without injury or deterioration, and, as it contains silic- ious sand, 1s less slippery anc affords A. | & better foot hold for horses than a pavement made with the iwmported rock of Neuohatel or of Seyssel. The pavement {s admirably adapted to light pleasure driving as well ss hevvy traffic. It is pre-eminently suited for streots of flat grade as the surface water flows off from it quiokly, Very respecifully, your ooedient servant, Q A GiLumons, Lt. Col. U 8. ting's, Brevet Maj Gen, U, 8, A, L Table linens, n:gklnl, doylies, tow- eap at Harkness, els and crashes Oroutt & Co. Mrs. Norris’ millinery sell for the next 30 days. jau20-tf el L AN IOWA LETTER s Marriages and Theatree, Judges and Justices. Cagrouy, Ia., January 27, —The olr- cuit odurt adjourned last night to enable Judge Loofborow th get to At- lantic to-day to spend Sunday with his family before going to Council Bluffs to commence his term of five weeks, J. L. Browdish, long a justice of the peace of this place, recently resigned and a new one will be appointed this afternoon to fill che vacancy. This afternoon Justice Snydam per- formed the first marriage ceremony ever performed by him, The recent snow blockade operated to fill the hotels of our city to their utmost capacity. The Villa concent nompany gave several succestful entertainments at the new music hall this week. Carroll people can feel justly proud of their new hall, The Donovan Tennecssecans were among those snow bound at Carroll, Plans are already being made for Dakota emigration in the epring, - — Very low pric.s, many articles at loss than cost. Call carly and secure the best bargaine at] Haxkners, Orourr & Co's, Trying Them On. It has leaked out that some one who has a love for mischief, and a desire to find out who are specially suscepti- ble to the attacks of the fair sex, has been addressing notes to twenty or thirty young men of the city, and the results have shown up who are ready to be led on by a mysterious sffair, tin gzed with romance. ‘T'he following is a fair sample of the letters sent out, but as yot no female han appeared at any of the places Indieated and no moetings have been held, though sev- oral young men have responded In ¢ rson, and walted in vain, only suo- oeeding In giving themselves away: Couxcin Brurr anuary 24,— I saw you at ——'a store the other day aad I woald like to see you agane and know you better. Will you meet me In the postcflise to-morrow at seven o'clock? Please be shure and come. I will wear a black dress and a blue vail and light cloak. 1 live in the country and am goiog home Satue- dsy 8o please be shure and come Uome aloan, Your friend, Jessie C—, Lost —A far cape or collar between Broadway and the Bap'ist church. Owner can be found through Tur Bee office. jar30 2v e Hosiery and Underwear, Dolmans, Cloaks, Shawls, Carpets and Uphol- stering Goods, Curtains and Cartain Material, Rogs, Mats, Hassocks, &o., cheap at Harkwees, Orcurr & Co's, Daals in Dirt. The following transfers of real estate are reported for Tur Ber as taken from the county records by J. W. Bquire & Co., abstractors of titles, real estate and loan sgents, Council Bluffs: W. S. Willlams to W. R Black, 6, 7 in 3, Willlams add., Hancock.— $1560. Wm, Gammell to 0. J Mathews, e se 3, 76, 41.— 8620, W. Gates Guardoer, pt se sw 12, 75, 40, being lot 14 {n 2 Gates add., Han- cock. — $26. Wm. Gates Guardner to G. W. Pol. lock, 16 in e Gates add., Hancock,— $20 J. McPherrin to I. Q McPherrin, und ] 83, 76, 40— $3,600. C. N. MoPherrin to I. Q McPhor- rin, uud 4 ne b, 75, 40.— §2 000 J. L Basch to O, Hoeck, 84 8 } aw 27, 74, 42 — $1,280. 8. M. Lodge to H, Nomany, w } se 1, 77, 38.—$2,200. . Same to same, e 4 se 1, 77, 38,— 81,600, B. F. Cohoon to W. N. Confarr, nw se 14,76, 40.—8§1,400. D. W. Jones to F. R, Slattery, se nw 28, 77, 44.— $200. W. D, Thomas to W, Scanlan, 7, 8, PREPARED FOR FIRE. Firemen With Babcock Extinguishers to be Detatled at Priblic Halls and Theatres They Cannot, How- ever, supprees a Panlo. Ohief Temploton, of the fire depart- ment, has been taking many precau- tlonary measures to prevent, if poesi- ble, any big blaze here. Chimneys in many instanccs have been in- spected, and in some cases ordered re- built or changed. Some of the larger buildings have been examined for the purpose not only of determining their safety, but to loara how best to direct the fire department in caze of a fire, The lates: preventaive messure is the decision to have men de- toiled st pablic halls and theatres when there are entertainments drawing s crowd. There are in the department some Baboock fire ¢ xtin- guishers which are being put in work- ing order, and a man with one of these | - is to be stationed in every hall where an entertainment is in progress and a crowd in attendancs. This i well enoagh o far as it ere is as much to be feared from a panic as from actual fire. It an audience becomes frightened and makes a rush for etcape, a Babcock extinguisher cannot put out a panic. What is needed is to force the pro- prietors of such halls kere to provide ample and easy modes of exit, and to do 80 at onoe, It isa scrious question whether a fire starting in a theatre here could bo put out before the flimes had enveloped life and lmb, but it is & more seri- ons question whether on an alarm of fire being given, there would not be many croched and trampled upon in the rush of a panic-atrickcn audience down long flights of stairs and through narrow exits. The hots of the city need inspection also, and when found faulty, they, as well as the public halle, should be given rea- sonably safe modes of Ingress and egress, or else compelled to shut up. A man with a Babcock extinguisher can do something bat not nearly all that should be done. and 9 in 3, Rallroad addition, city. $174 O. N. Andrews to E. B, Crandall, 1 in 13, Stutsman’s 24, city —$30. W. Hall to J. H. Orommott, 10 in 30, Avoos.—8960. The finest lot of anthracite coa' that has been received hero this winter has just arrived at A. H, Mayne & Co.’s. Attend the great sale at HarkNEess, Orcurr & Co's, PR el 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. . e L e SR The Cow Ordinance. To The Editor of Tus Bxa. Some little time since our clty coun- cil passed & law forbidding cattle to run at large on our streets, which or- dinance, of course has met with a great deal of stroug opposition from a cer- tain class, Could it have been ex- pected otherwise? People who will keep as noble an animal as a cow and expect her to steal her living, or get it from manure piles, who care nothing for thelr neighbors’ interests, or have not feeling enough for the dumb ani- mals to induce them to provide feed and comfortable quarters for them would naturally oppose such an ordin- ance. Justice to the cows demands the enforcoment of the law. No one, because poor, should be allowed to keep & cow without providing food and comfortable quarters for her. Run- ning at large they are a common pest, and more particularly to the farmers who come to our city in their wagons and sleds to trade, and if they get out of sight the cows take possession and appropriate anything they can eat, so that justice to the farmers demands its enforcoment; and as to the business men, they pronounce the cows an in- tolerable nuisance. The oity marshal has neglected to enforce the law, say- ing the pound is not softislent or com- fortable enough. . If this is the case good and sufficient quarters can very readily be obtained if the present pound cannot be fixed. A Tax Paver, e Theroe is 8 great clearing out sale at Harkness, Orcutt & Co. Our New Loan and Improvement Uo Investigation into the matter con- vinces us that one of the most equita- ble, reasonable and feasible plans of bullding houses is that proposed and in operaticn by the Mercantile Loan, Trust and Improvement company of vhis city, By investirg in shares in this institation, which 1is backed by some of our best and most reliable business men, it becomes possible and comparatively easy for a man of mod- erato means to secure a comfortable home for himself and family. In tak- inga oertaln number of shares, at a certaln monthly payment, in a fow yoears & man can own & house of his own for @bout the sams as he pays monthly for rent. We believe the Mercantile Loan and Trust company, by organizing and opening up for business, having filled a long felt want In Council Bluffs. Their plans and system of loans will bear the most careful scrutiny and exam- ination, and we have no hesitancy in pronouncing them reasonable and e?uluble, and backed by gentlemen of honor and integrity, As the com- pany exists It becomes at once an in- stitution of value and credit to our city and those who desire homes, Their president is T. A. Kirkland; vice president, Judge Peake; sec- rotary, I. R. Beery; treasurer, Col, Beobe, and their offize is in the base- ment of Shugart’s and McMahon's new block, corner First avenue and Peurl streot, jan27-ly The great clearing out sale at Hark- nees, Oroutt & Co.’s, offers a rare op- portunity to get gocd goods cheap. e D Horsford's Ac'd Phosphate in Sea- sickness. Pror. ADOLPH OTT, New York, says: “‘I used It for seasickness, among the sengers, during » pas- sage across LE:.A:lnntlu. In the plu- rality of cases I saw the violent symp- toms yield which characterize that disease, and give way to a healthful actlon of the functions impalred.” IOWA ITEMS, Fairfield has 00 volumes in its public library, Anita has a coal famine and a new tele- phune system. Ottumwn will soon have a free mail de- livery sy-tem, Des Moines' debt has been magnified. The total amount is £623,938,65, The burning of the plow works ut Ot. tumwa is quite a blow to the town, The Creston papers are kicking because the teachers allow itinerant show men to visit. Cedar | Rapids ice houres will store a hundred thousand tons of the article this winter, The recent sale of short horned thorough- bred cattle at Shenandoah rentized good prices. Storm Lake's improvements during 1583 show that $97,900 was invested in material and work, About eighty hogs were frozen to death in the LeMats stock yards during the re- cent cold snap. The total amount of money donated to the tornado suffereis of last summer issaid to be $60,601.74, 1t has been a dull year with a poor crop thus far for the pork-pscking establish- ment in Davenport. Alta contemplates investigating about $3,000 in a town hall, of which $2,000 is already subscribed. Stuart is to vote at the coming election on bonding the town for $8,000 to build » brick sch:ol house, The coal taken from the Red Rock mines is anid to be freer from sulphur than any other found in the State. Michael Walch, aged 30 years, was found frozen to death eight miles from Emmettsburg on the 23 inst. 1t is stated that the Chioago and North- wentern railway will remove their shops from Boone to Grand Junction. —————— COMMERCIAL. COUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Corrected daily by J. Y. Fuller, mer- chandise broker, buyer and shipjer of grain and provisions, 39 Pearl street. Warar No, 2 spring, 77c; No. 3, 65; rejected 500; good demard. ConN—382 to feeders and 84c to ship- pers. % ,Oams—Scarce and in good demand; 30@ Hay—4 00@6 00 per ton, Rye—40c; light supply. CorN MEAL—1 25per 100 ponnds, Woun—~Good supply; prices st yards, 5 00@6 00, CoaL—Delivered, hard, 1100 per ton; soft. b 50 per ton, Burrer—Plenty and in fair demand; 25c; oreamery, 50c. g Euas—Scarce and in demand; 20c per dozen, Larn—Fairbank's, wholesaling at 12}c. Pourtry —Firm; dealers paying 13¢ per ponnd for turkeys and 10c for chickens ‘VEGETABLES—Potatoes, 45¢; onions, 25c: cabbages, 30@40c per dozen; apples, 2 50 @3 50 per barrel, FrourR—Wholesale prices —Roller pat- ent for superlative; roller § patent, 285 for diadum winter; roller standard, 2 60 for golden sheaf; roller family, 160, Wholesale prices for flour, 2 40@3 25, Broous—2 00@3 00 per dozen. STOCK. CATTLE—S8 00@8 50; calves 5 00@7 50, Hogs—About 500 hogs to day. Market active, and all offerings quickly taken by local packers, Uar lots: Cqmmon, 5 45@ 5 50; good mixed, 5 60@>5 80; heavy pack- ing, 570@5 95; choice fanoy packivg, 605 @6 10. L. EVERINCHAM & CO0,, Commission Merchants Chicago and Milwaukee contiimments of Guan, 8 eds and Peovisions, solicite 1. mnwa AND BL.AX. Dr. J, Meagher, —0culist, Aurist. AND SPECIALIST. in Chronle direases, offers hls servicos flicted with diseases of thy Eye, E: dineasos of any charactor, Warrants a1 Rheumatic affectiong Can be o malor in porson at the Metropolitan hotel, Counell Blufls, Towa. 1.D. MDMUNDSON, . L SHUGART, President, Vice-Pres't. CITIZENS BANK Of Uouncil Bluffs. we of the Btate of lows 875,000 Organlsed undo Pald up capital Authorlzed cap/ial. . . - %00, Tnterest paid on tino deposite. Drafta tssued on the principal citics of the United States and Europe. Special sttention given to colloctions and correspoudence with prompt rotuzns, DIRECTORS, J. 1. Kdmandson, E. L. 8h 3. T.Han, W.W. Wallace, ' J. W, Rodter, 1. A, Millsr AW, Btreok, fyrau NOTICES NOTIOE~—8pectal ate, #uc Lost, Found, To i ¥ur ale, To Rend, Wante, Boarding, etc., will be Inserted in this column a4 the ow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first Insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequend insertion Leave adv ertisements a4 our office, No, Pearl Street, ncar Broadway, Wanta, JITUATION WANTF DA lad W) desires a position as stenog al-0 use the ca ig aph. Hefe Address 0, South Mad son st lowa \‘ )--To sell ot a farm, prce, Will s v ain, In quire at 41; South First street, Council Bluffs, Towa T4t ANTED—10,008 hushels of corn. Inquire at No. 4 P, or breom factory, Mills and North Mavsr & Lo def NN/ ANTED—Every ooy 1 Uounc, biumis to take Tk Ban, 90 conts por woek, de liverod by carriers. Office, No 7 Pearl Stroet near Broadwav For Sale and Rent ORSSMEN—1have for suly the stallion, Young W years old, bright bay, stinds 164 havds hig, he s w 1l'broke, a_geod atepper, and can he sesn at Compton's barn, on Madison steoet. Ped gree given on +pp i ation. Prico $400. F.J. DA, Owner fmw-2w OR SALE—A half interest in a wood paying hitel, also interest in a saloo Tst Oerut & Day, OR RENT—The * csirable offices lately occu- pled by the board of 1rade. Apply to Bush- nell & Brackett t OR RENT—A house of three rooms for e'ght collars a month, locat d near y opposite the high school. Apply at No. 8% High School Avenue, t LU BEES—1n packeges of & hundred at 26¢ * Packae at Tun Bu offco, No. 7 Pearl street. g N office, mo:t advantageously situated, offers desk room in return for :ervices; gas, fuel, ete., turnished. Address, “Off Counc 1 Bluffs. Ba office, Miscellaneoul ALOON FORSALE—In Omha, doing a cash W butine s front $1000.00 to #1200 00 per mon h expences light the party has other husine s, Ad- dress Omaha Daily Bee Omaha Neb- R. W. L. PATTON—Physician ar Can cure any case of sore eyes. It ia only & matter of time, and can cure generally in from $hree to five woeeks—It makes nc differ- ence how long diseasod. Will straighten cross eyes, operate and remove Ptyreginms, ctc., and insort artificial eyes, Special sttention to re. movelng tadeworma apb-f Ocullst. COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC, rt. Arrive. cmicAao, Depart. Atlantic E Neb & Kas Ex CHICAGO AND NORTHWRSTERY. Depart. Al ) Pacific Ex} Maii and E: Accom. (Mon. AND COUNCIL BLUFPS. Arrive, Express. & Mall and Dej Mall and Exe, pm Cannon Ball.. Cannon Ball..11:05 & m BIOUX CITY AND PACIFIC, 5 Arrl: v Frm Sloux C'y.6:50 p m Frm Fort Ni GHICAGO, WILWAUKKN AND 8T. PAUL, Leave Council Bluffs. ~ Arrives Council Blufts. Mail and Ex.."9:20 & m | Mall and Ex....*0:56 pm Atlantic Ex ;! Arris Pacific Ex. : Mail and Ex.. *Except Sundays, {Except Saturdays. $Except Mondays. |Daily. Councll Blufts & Omaha Street R. R. Leave Council Bluffs, Leave Omaha. 8am9am 10am|8am9am 10am, Namim2pm3p|ilam lpm, 2pm,3p m4pm6pm6pm |m4pmb5pm,6pm. Street cars run half hourly to the Union Pacific . On Sunday the cars begin their trips at clock . m., and run regularly during the day at 9, 11, 2 4, 5 'and 6 o'clock, and run to city time, J. C. HOFFMAYR & CO., CITY BOLLER MILLS Ground by Atlantic Porcelain Rolls AND HUNCARIAN PROCESS Exclusively. Warrauted Equal to any made in the United States. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. ALSO Bran & Shorts. jand-tf Council Bluffs, Ia. FOUNDRY. WINTHERLICH B?0S,, Are now ready to contract for small castings of every description in MALLEABLE IRON, GRAY 1RON, And any ALLOY OF BRASS, Special aftention is called to the fact that the metals are me'ted in cRUciBLES which gives the very best castings, Burning Brands ~—FOR = DISTILLERS, BREWERS, PACK. ERS, CIGAR and TOBACCO FACTORIES, Ete., Ete., As well as Cattle Brands ARE NICELY EXECUTED, Fleventh aveuue, E. MAXON, ARNROE IT HN O X Office over savinge bank, OOUNOIL BLUFFS, « Towa |DR._J. F. WRITE, __ DIRECTORY. COUNCIL' BLUFFS, 10WA. MAX MOHN, | crestox movss | Gremes e St MRS. S J NDRRIS, SUER T Street, H5th 8t and 5'h Ave. OFFKICE: Oor, Maia and H:h, uo-s Remdence, 609 Willow Avenne, ATTEND THE GreatClosing Sale DRY-G00DS AND CARPETS —AT— HARKNESS, 'CRCUTT & CO'S. Everything Very Cheap, F. F. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50, $1.756 and $2.00 S ELTXIR TS MADE IN TEE WERST. Bluff axd Willow Sreets, Council Bluffs, ‘B. HAGG & GO0, DEALERS XN GEISE' BOTTLED BEER, MADE FROY THE ARTESIAN WELL WATER. ALSO AGENTS FOR THE CEHLBEBRATHD BUDWEISETRI BEER Orders filiod 1n uny part of the city. Orders by telephone promptly attended to, BATH INSTITUTE, Bryant Street, one Docr north of Dohany’s Hall, Thermo-El:ctric, Medicated and Sulphur Baths. For Iadies and gentlemen. These Baths are fully eno sd by the Medical Fraternity as being an . | unfailing suxilia 'y in_rec nt Colds, Rteumatism, A euralgis, Lumbago and many other ailments Besides, my wife, & competent lady, will attend Iadies, F. M. LOCKWOOD, Propr. STEAM COFFEE MILLS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fresh Roasted Coffeer, Teas and Spices. 306 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - I10WA, CONRAD GEISE'S BREWERY & MALT EHOUSE, Council Bluffs, - - - lowa. Beer and malt in any quantity'to suit purchasers. Beer $8.00 per barrel. Private famiilos sup- plied with small kegs at $1.00 cach, aelivered freoof charge to suy part of the PETERSCN & LARSON, Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company’s Celebrated MILWAUKEE BEER, No, 711 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa, Orders from the zountry olicited City orders to families and dealers deliver-d free. Broadway Steam Laundry ! 724 WEST BROADWAY, A.C.LARSON, - - Proprietor. LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY. DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Successors to ERB & DUQUETTE), Wholesale Fruiters and Gonfectiozers 16 and 18 Pearl-st.. Council Bluffs, Ia. JACOB APPHEIL GROCER. No. 529 S Main Street. . - = Council Bluffs. Our constantly increasing trade is sufficient proof of our rquare dealing and atten- tion 'O customers. Good hutter alwayson hand. Promut delivery of goods. jon TITLE ABSTRAGCT OFFIGE Landsaéfi'fo?;’i?'ufi S%1nd Sold. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS. COUNCIL BLUFFS - - - - = = 10WA mowit. 8. M. Crooks, Pres. J, O. Horryax, Vice Pres, MUTUAL IOWA STOCK INSURAKGE GO. [Incorporated under the Laws of Iowa.] Insurance ab Acinal Cost. Ineuring LIVE STOCK Against Loss by ACCIDENT, THEFT OR DEATH, Or Any Unknown or Contingent Event Whatever. N. B. Eastox, Secy. N. B. Mook, Counselor. Experienced agents wanted, Correspondence wolicited from all parts of Towa. Orrice’ 103 Pearl Street, Council Blufs, Ia. et