Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 7, 1883, Page 6

The Daily Bee COUNGCIL BLUFFS. ‘Wednesday Morning, Feb 7. —_—————— BUBSURIPTION RATES: Oarrior, = = = = = 20 conts per wook, ...... #10.00 por Vear, LIQUOR LICENSES. Will the Council Play High or Low ? A Meeting of the Saloon Men Yesterday Afternoon, OMoe: No. 7 Pearl Btreet, Near Broadway. ~ MINOR MB The question of a high or low license for saloona is still agitating the offi cials and the saloon men, snd last bat not loast, th who are aspiring to some local political officcs. The ordi- nance passed by the council fixing the license at $500 a year, to go into effect the 1st of May, has not been published and ls to lay qulet until the meeting next Monday evening, there being somo points about its legality which om clonded, It It sald that its pub- lieation would cause it to go Into «ffect fivo days after publication, and that would bs in contradiction of the clause making It to go into cflect May 1. There are scme other points about the ordinance which need consideration, and under the circumstances It is exceedingly important that auy license ordinance should be so thoroughly framed as to stand the contests which are in any event bound to arise, There is a disposition on the part of some to have the matter drag along so aa to become an issue in the coming clty election, and make s test at the polls by putting up low license candi dates for the three aldermanic va- cancies to be filled. There are many who objeot to ils being thus dragged into a local political scramble, and some of the aldermen will do all they oan to prevent this, Tt Is claimed that those saloon men whe wlill be unable or unwilling to pay 8600 license for selling wine and beer, the state law belvg sgainst the sale of whisky, will continue business without license, and if complained of by those who do pay 8500 license, they will in time see that the-licensed dealersare prosecuted forselllng whis- ky. The eff:ct desiied to be reached by such prosecutions will be to sicken the licensed vendors for paying $600 for selling wine and becr, when the city cannot protect them from prosecution for selling whisky. It was originally the intention of the council to make the new license ordinance go into effect at once, but it was ropresontod that this would give too short notice to the saloon men, and if any desired to go out of business rather than pay t%m $500 license, such would lose on their United States license, which is paid bp to May 1. This led the council to fix May 1 as the time for the ordinance to go into effect, The threats of some of the saloon men that they will not stand the ralse, and that they will not pay the required amounts now due and coming due under the old arrangement, have brought out the counter threat that the council, instead of making the new ordinance go into effect May lst, to accommodate them whl make it go into effect at once, There ‘Jromllu to be much music along the line, and theraare many and varied opinions expressed. The al- dermen themselves differ as to what is best to be done. Were it not for the peculiarity of the law in this state,there would be without doubt ah even higher license fixed than $500, bat the state law barring out whisky glves rise to many conjectures, as in any ovent whisky will be sold here, so that while those who keep unli- consed saloons will be violating the clty ordinance, while those who have licensed saloons will be violating the state law if they soll whisky, and they they can hardly afford to pay $500 & year for the privilege of selling wine and beer only, There is, doubtless, a large majority of the citizans here who hope to see the matter s> ad- justed as to fix a high license. and weed out of the business the dogerels and irresponsible men. Still if & high license ordinance is so framed a8 to leave loopholes, and ocauses for tiresome litigations, it will be worse than a lower license ordinance faith- fully executed. The aldermen need clear heads and steady nerves just uiow. They cannot please all whatever they do, and hence they had better brace themselves for meeting the responsibility firmly and rquarely, and not evade the lssue by throwing it onto a new councll, A mutlng of the. saloonkeepers was held yesterday afternoon at the Crea- TION®, ~City warrants are clmbing up, They touch 97 cents on a dollar now. ~There isa con-piracy on foot to cane one af the constables —The sheet and pillow-case party last evening was a big (uccess and hixhly en- joyable, —~The Round-Table bad an interesting meeting last evening at the home of Miss Beebe, —1t is understood that Mrs, Gerspacher is to soon resume the management of the Union avenue hotel. —Two plain druoks was the sum and cubstance of the police court business this mornivg, They were registered as O, H, Neal and D, F. Allen. Miss Mamie Tucker, who was accident ally shot by s little boy about a month ago, is now about recovered, Dr. Bmmons baving removed the last splinter of bone Iast Sundsy. — Leave to wed was yesterday given to Christ. Christeneen and Marie Andereen, both of Missouri Valley; also to Henry A, Emith and Ella Travis, both of Wheel- or Grove, —A RARGAIN,—Any person desiring to purchase un elegant residence one blook from Bayliss' park, for 86,500, part on time, should addrees W, box 1,6(7. 2.3t —A big story is being told about the crows. Itis claimed that they pounce upon hogs, and liye hogs, too, who are pessing through the stock yards here, and take equare meals of fat off their backs, while the hogs, half frozen, do not m* A suc- oessful resistance. —S8omeides may be had ot the condition of the country roads from the exverience of William Tatro, who li at Taylor's atation, With a good team he was all day gotting a load of corn into this city, s dis- tance of about fifteen miles. —Tn the circuit court pesterday the jury in the case of Cuppy vs. the trustees of Knox township, gave the plaintiff $10 damages, The ease of Dimick va. the Wabash railway, damages on & condemna. ticn of land, was then taken up, and was still on trial at the time of adjournment. ~—TIn the supreme court yesterday there was on trial an appeal case, on garnishment, entitled David Jerman ve, J.J. Riley. J. J. Stewart, of this city, aud Judge Anderson, of Omaha, appeared for the plaintiff, and C. J, Pbelps, of Omaba, for the defendant, One of the chief questions involved was that of the extent of a man's lability for debts con- tracted by his wife and children, —Rush & Keeline is the titleof a new firm who are to embark in the grocery business on the first of next month, They will occupy the old stand of Bell & Hall, owned by Mr, Keeline, Mr. Rush isan old citizen of Council Blufts, and was for years in the grocery business, but has late- ly confined his sttention to farming, He will be heartily welcomed back to business circles here, Mr, Keeline has lived here for twenty-five years, and needs no intro- duction to this community, where he is so well known and so bighly esteemed. ~The cow war still keeps, thore who bave animals impounded naturally kick- ing, and those who have heen bothered by the cows being equally earnest in wanting the ordinance enforced. The council seems firm as a rock, and individually and collectively the aldermen insist that there will be no weakening on their part, but that the ordinance shall be enforced, A move is made to have the pound putin proper condition for the care of cows who are picked up, as in ita preeent condition the place is an outrage. The marshal has been empowered by the council tofix itup, under the direction of the police com- mittee, and now improvemonts may be expected speedily, ~—There have been of late no reports re- ceived by the city council from the welgh- master Capt, Williams, The eity is en- titled to 20 per cent of his fees, but he has of late had no fees, having been at work in the postoffioe and letting the weighmaster's | gon house, which was largely attended, duties take care of themselves. Capt.|to consider the proposed license of Williams explained his situation to the | $500. aldermen very forcibly the other evening. | The expression was quite strong He said that he had waited three months | agalnst the amount being so high. A for the city to furnish scales, instruments | committee of three was appointed, and a place for doing business, and then | cOnslsting of K. Cook, C. Tib- be arranged these himself. Then the coun. | bits ~ and L. Kshle, %0 ar cil granted lienses to other scales and that ;;:K:h';'"‘ oomplate Srpaion more joroug 3 h " 10 served as chalr- :::;d ‘;: be of no acoount, and all foes | man of the meeting, and M. O, Felker ¢ mource wero gone, He said he | ag secretary. Adjournment was had waa still weighmaster, and when the city | antil 8 o'clock Sundry aftornoon at got ready to provide for his necessities and the same place, would protect the office, ho was ready to| It seemed to be the intentlon to or- serve, In the meantime the city, he ganize thoroughly to fight high license claimed, wan losing 825 montb, it sshare [ 8¢ the polls at the coming city eloo of the probable fees of the cffice. tlon, —Constable Fox is beiog joked now about having taken his $2.50 gold picce to found a hospital at Panama. It appears that he has been after a young man named Fraok Crandall, charged with obtaining s $20 suit of clothes of Spetman Bros, under the false pretense that he was at work for » man named Connor, who sent him there to get the suit. It being learncd that Crandall was st Panama, a station on the 8t. Paul road, the officer went there and got his man, After staying by him all day and just as he was about to take the train for Council Bluffs, the prisoner was taken sick, The constable put him under » doctor's care and came home without him, leaving kim in charge of a con:tzble there, but bringing his warrant back in his pocket. On reaching here he was advised that it was a put up job on the part of the prisover, and yesterday the constable wervously hurried back to see if bis pris- oner bis fit and flown, Fox is too big hearted and sympathetic altogether, and bence liable to be imposed npon. The finest lot of anthracite coal that has been recelved here this winter has just arrived at A, H, Mayne & Co. *4*¥‘They who cry londest are not always the most hurt.” Kidney-Wort does its work likethe Good Samaritan, quickly, unostentatiously, but with great thoroughness, A {(ow Hamp- shire lady writes: ‘‘Mothor has been afflioted for years with Kidney dis- oases, Last spring she was very {ll snd had an alarming pain and numb- ness h: uhnla slde, Kl;lney-\\'ort proved & great blessing and has com e b '3 pletely e A *No lady of refinement likes to re- sort to superficial devices to supply a becoming semblance of her former beauty. It is health alone that kindles the fire that lights the countenance and brings back the fresh tints of the apple blossoms to the faded check, I any. thing on earth will do this 1t s Mre, Lydis E Piokham's Vigetable Com- pound, which has already breught health to multitudes with whom all other means had failed, e —e— e Dr, West, Dentist, 14 Pearl street. P —————— Don't fall to attend the Turners’ mpsquerade ball on the 22d, THE DAILY BEE -COUNCIL BLUFFS 1OWA WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 7 SAVING SAFES. Merchants Now Leave Them Un- locked $) That Burglars Need Not Blow Them, Lewis Hammer Finds the Plan Wo ks Pretty Well, Thero have beon so many safe blowers prowling about that several of the business men have now adopted a plan for saving thelr safes, if pos- sible, by either leaving the eafes un- locked or else putting vp a placard an- nouncing how to open the safe without the trouble of blowing it open with powder, In one cflice is observed a fine safe, supposed to be burglar proof, snd which bears directions to any burglars who may want to get inside how to work the combination, Another has a sign notifying them that there is ro money ineide, while another pla- card reade: ‘‘Don’t use powder. Just turn the knob.” There have been about twenty safes blown open in the city and vicinity within a fow months, ard as none of the cracksmen have been arrested and convicted, safes aro seemingly to be relied on now only for protection from fire. Lawis Ham- mer has had his lomber yard office visitod twice by ssfo blowers, and has sicce left his safe unlocked so that 1t would not be spoiled again. Yester- day morning on opening the office he found that another visi‘ation had been made during the preceding night, the fellows having gained an entrance >y usirg a chizel on the rear door. They oad found the front door cf the sufe unlocked, so they had no occaston to do any blow- iog, but they broke down the fasten- ings of the inside drawers which chanced to be lucked, They secured for their trouble only a dollar or two in change. They carried off a sort of peeket book which they evidently thought contained wealth, but on ex- amining it, and finding it to contain only memoraudas, they dropped it in the street outside. He congratulatos himself on having saved his safe from belog drilied. — If you want firs'~class carpoutering and a reasonable bili therefor get G. F. Smith, Sr., v do the work For farther particulars call at Tur Ber and we will show the product of his skill and account for the belicf that is in us, THE "BDARD Ol: innnn At s moeting of the board ¢f trade last ovenivg, D. H. Wind was elected to membership., The resignation of E. E. Harkness as a divector was sc- ocepted, and J. T Hart elected in his place. A committeo, consisting of Meners. Shugart, Manning, Pasey and Ohapman, were appointed to see if the name of the proposed railway now called the Toledo, Oskaloosa & West- ern cannot be changed a8 to be called *‘Council Bluffa” in place of ‘‘Western.” Adjourned till the firat Monday in March, Wenotice the M Fund, Mutual Trust Association, of r Rapids, Tows, highly spoken of in wmany of eh.'ludlng papers of the state. ‘‘Money for the Un. married” heads their advertisement in another column of this paper. £5-3m . “‘Yos, that Is an elegant wardrobe, Ts thet ;enu(nu French Beryl in those panels?” “'Oh no, that is veneering, and my own work."” “‘The Walnut is elegantly finlshed, and those drawers below are juat per- foctlon, ' “Yes, they are pretty falr, Come around to the back of the wardrobe, and now you see we have a folding bed concealed here, or rather it don't fold but dissapears, full size, and that's the beauty of it."” ““Wonderful and beautifal!” “‘Yos, and that mattress 1s of curled hair and has elghty epri Ican tent the bed and I am satisfied that n‘hu points that excel.” “Well, itis ahead of anything I over saw, and it I8 exquisitively fin. ished, May I write I¢ up in Tue Bre?" “Oh, Idon't care, but put in my shop No. 107 Main street, and tell your readers that I do picture framing and cabinet work in all its branches,” and then your reporter bid Mr. Chap- man good-bye, and started off to write up the Tom Thumb party. ol A i, Loxer Jack, Mo,, Sept. 14, 1879 I have been using Hop Bitters, and have received great benefit from them for liver complaints and malarial fever They are superior to all other medi- cinos, P. M. BarNes, e i e 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 building ho in operation by the Mercantile Loan, Trust and Improvement company of his city. By investirg in shares in this institution, which 1s backed by some of our best and most reliable business men, it becomes possiblo and comparatively easy for a man of mod- erate means to secure a comfortable home for himself and family. In tak- inga oertaln number of shares, at a certaln monthly payment, in a few years & man can own a house of his own for sbout the sams as he pays monthly for rent, We believe the Morcantile Loan and Trust company, by organizing and opening up for business, having filled & 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 pronouncivg them reasonable and equitable, snd backed by gentlemen of honor and integrity. As the com. pany exists It besomes at once an in. stitution of value and credit to our city and those who desire homes, Thelr president is T, A. Kirkland; vice president, Judge Peake; eoc- retary, I. R. Beery; treasurer, Col. Beebe, and their office is in the base- ment of Shugart's and McMahon's new block, corner First avenue and Pearl street ian27-1y 7~No woman really practices econ- omy unless she uses the Diamond Dyes. Many dollars can be saved every year, Ask the drugglst. s is that proposed ang | 3% and all offerings find ready sales, 580; beay ___DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, WA | BATH INSTITUTE JOH T GENERAL MEROHANDISE, 4 N at"o & co.' 18 Main Street d 17 Poearl Street. Brynnt Street, ons Door nor h of Dohany's Hall, e _ = MTETTT Thermo-Hlectric, Medicated and Sulphur Batha, MAx MOHN } CRESTON HOUSE : I;‘ A L 210N treet. | pir 1udien and gentlemen, These Baths are fully endo sed by the Medical Fratornity as being aa y ote T &219Main St | unfailing ausilia'y in rec nt Co ds, Rheumatism, * euralgia, Lumbago and many other allmente ttend adios, F. M. LOOK WOOD, Propr. MILLIN&RY at cost for DR. J. F. WHITE, T, JUSMCE OF THE PEACE, N. SGHURZ' Office eftor February 16th, over American Express, h, up-stairs. 9 Willow Avenue. OFKICE: Uor. Main and Residence, 8. S. WAGNER, i inera's veasonabie raso, . 55 4n . J. M. ST. JOHN & GO, CASH BUYERS, er, gag, yovitry ord trolt. Ship (o us. Draftby return mall. 3 @ Broidway Who esale b H. PETHYBRIDGE, Trobosnens's oviat prcin. Seommsen. r CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Cor. 7¢h and n. F. leTH. Broadway. Plans and specifications furnished? Hbiy | COUNCIL _BLUFFS SPECIA J. 1. Morris, of Logan, is in the city. | "n'ncEs. W. A. Rally, of New York, isatthe Pacifie, NOTICE,—Special advertisements, fuc H.T. Woud, of Tabor, Tows, ia in the Loet, Fcund, To Loan, For 3ale, To Rent, Y ‘Wante, Boarding, ete.,, will be tnserted In this column at tho ow rate of TEN CENTS PEK 0. W. Hsz:rd, of Des Moinee, is at the | LINE for the first lnsertion and FIVE CENTE PERSONAL. city. Ogder. win | PER LINE for each subsequent insertion. G. H. Green, of Chicsgo, is st the Og. | Lesve adv ertisoments a4 our offics, No. 7 den. Pear| 8treet, ncar Bros Eios Graves, of Avoca, was in thecity | yesterday, 4 ODF POLES WANTED —For further par. ticulars ] 15 H. C. Watkins, of Glenwocd, was in the | Upper Broadsay, o Feblelt city yesterday. ANTED—Everybody {u Council Blufia lo | to take Thu 13un, 90 conta per week, de W. T. Eaton, of Dayton, O, was at the | iivered by carrlers. Office, No 7 Pearl Street Ogden yestecday. Dhe Brosd pay. B. Oppinheimer, of Chicsgo, arrived at the Ogden yesterday. Hon, W. F. Sapp has returned from flying trip to Ohiogo. Heppe For Sale and Rent EMEN -1 hive for &1y the sallicn, w Wellace, T vears cld, br'ght bay, hai ds big ), he is w 11 broke, & good i d can be sodn at C mpton's barn, on «dizon street. Pedigree given on rppication, J. Marsh, of Chicago, was registered at | Price $400. e B 3. DAY, Dwa the Ogden yesterday. fm! SPEs g | FPYHE Tt orougbred Norman stallion, Senato L. W, Knowlton, of Chicago, is at the 7ye ra (Id, 16 hands high, weight Pacifis house, p unds_can te at Ogden Livery, T easy, For pedigree, &c., calon or add es . 3 T ley; of den, Jakota, 18 tambach, 513 J. B. Bradley; of Eden, Dakots, is | Stambach stopping at the Pacific. Fou SALE- A halt int stina good paylng > 11, h.tel, also i i n. N. A. Keys, of Villisca, Iown, was in | “qgp *0 4%} R 0 s tbe city yesterday. JF OB RENT--the asiubloffee lately occu Wm. Good, of Fulton, Il arrived at pieo by the bo.rdof irase. Apply to h\:-:h nell & Krac ett the Pacific yesterday. ()" BEES- 1o packaces ot hundrod at 260 G. B. O:dwell, of Logan, Iows, syent packa o st Tus Bsx office, No, 7 Pearl t yesterday in the Bluffs, h James D, Rice, of Burlington, was yes- terday registered at the Pacific, A. Jecobson, of Milwankee, was among yesterday's arrivals ot the Ogden, Jobo F. Borard, cf Kansas City, ar- rived at the Ogden yesterday, W. H. Miller, the well known fruit man, of Chillicothe, Mo, is in this city. N office, mo:t advantageously desk room in return for furn shed. - Adcress, “Office, 1 Bluffs TIME TARBLE. CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC, Depart. Arrive, Pacific Ex{ H. A. Darner, cf Henderson, Tows, was among yesterday’s Pacific houso gnests, Harry Maas, of Silver City, one of the | Malland Ex*..9 F N. Y. Ex .4:00 pm | Neb & Kas Ex. well known busine:s men of that place, is A B Bt Al io the city. e rri Miss May Stone, of Chicago, Is in the Misit and 1 city on & viiit to her friend, Miss Lulu | Accom. (at.)..5:50 p m | Accom. (Mon. o KAXaAR GTY, 7. JON ATD COUNCIL LU, C. K. Stone, who has been fu the city | Jfail and Ex... 988 8 m | Bxprose,. .- across the big muddy, serving in the tele- S uioe Slotay i ce, i graph office, is at home on a visit. ovm-ndbmmu 3l Mrs, Slam Weitick has returned from | Lincoln E: Mapleton, where she has beep visiting her | Denver Ex. daughter for the past six weeks, Rev. J. G, Lemon and L. W. Tulleys Daaa, a1, LoTw AN RARTS, are to represent the prohibitionists of this | Mall and Ex.. 9; Mail and Ex.. 4:30 pm vicinity at the state convention to meet in | 210D Ball.. 450 p m | Cannon Ball..11:05 8 m = s SI0UM GITY AND PACUPIC. es Moines this week. Depart. rrive. Charles A, Foster, cashier of the Mil. | Forfioux ity 186 am | Brm Sloux Oy 6:50 p m lard, dined at the Ogden house yesterday, Neb........*6:0 in company with William P. MecAllister, of the American house, Denver. From 8t. 0, WILWAUKHN AND ST. PAUL. Arrives Council Blufts, D. Hurd, the expressman, is quite ill | Aeimic with rheumatism, which has been playiog about in the vicicity of his heart, causing natural'y somo fears as to the result, Ho | Jann was yesterday gaining on the trouble, however. CHICAGO, MILWAUKNE AND BT, PAUL. Leaves Omaha. 3 1158 m 13:40 p m g *Except Sundays. {Except Saturdays. $Except P el bt Lew Rohdt, the treasurer of the Gen, | Council Blufts & Omaha Street R. R. | . | Leave Council Bluffs. Leave Omaha. ‘1::. Thumb company, was in the ity yes- | LeaveComclibiule | Leave Omaba. ' erday and took in the town with the gen- | 11am, 1 m,2'p m, 3 p|11am, 1pm, 2pm, 3p eral's little ponies and miniature oarrisge, (™ 4Pm, 6pm,6pm. |m,4pm,5pm, 6pm. which attracted the attention and exeited | p,3treet gurs run half hourly o the Union Facifle Depot. On 8 y the cars begin their trips at the admiration of all on the streets. 9 olciock & T, and run roguarly during the day st 1,24, 6 o'cloc] run to city time, sl ol L L S, ‘‘The actlon of St. Jacobs Oil in my case waa almost miraculous, as T am now perfectly free frcm rheuma- & E. MAXU“' tlam, aftor being s flicted with it for | ™ ¢ € FX X T ¥ © I thirty-four years,” tays Postmaster J. % E. Bonsall, of Liverpool, Ps. e Office over savings band, O0UNCOIL BLUFFS. . Tows COUNCIL BLUF¥S MARKET, tenins kewaraed, Oorgomd daily by J, Y, Kuller, mer- OR, chandise broker, buyer i .:,b.‘.‘:?" of flm smry U! ‘na sthlg leflB‘ COMMERCIAL. a gr:!ln and pr\(‘:vinlnn-, 59 Pen e HrAT No. 2 epring, 77¢c; No. 3,65; o g » A Bandoome litlle pamphlod, binefand gei rejected 50c; good demand, eons BN 5% o Taa om0 4 340 to abip. | ©T® With numerons eagrarings, willjbe pere; rejected corn Chicago, 003 pew mixed, Bljc. il i < G"IVEIL‘A}VIA‘Y % 18 —Boarc s n ron OATs —Soarco and in good demand; 30@ | % nw‘:“l{,m i ing fot 1 o :-1"15:: or Wi wen mall, 4, BN sormon living 54 diskace fioes vy ofoss 6 Singer Mauufacturing 0o, Principal Office, 34 Unlon Squam HAY—4 00@8 00 per ton. Rye—40c; light supply. CoRN MEAL—1 25per 100 ponnds, ‘Woon—Good supply, prices st yards, 5 00@6 00, Coat—-Daliyered, hard, 1100 per ton; W _vosx Pl soft. b 50 per ton, . Hurren—Plenty and in fair demand; | "> ™Proddent, " “Vice-Fregt. " Ceablor " creamery, 800, aei-vin wd in Amati i on | O|TIZENS BANK Larp—Fairhank's, wholesaling at 154c, Of Council Bluffs. PourThY —Firm; dealers paying 13¢ per pound for turkeys and 10c for chickens. 'VEGETABLES—Potatoes, 45¢; onions, 25¢: Organized under the laws of the State of Towa cabbages, 30@40c per dozen; apples, 2 50 | Pald up capital, .8 76,000 @3 50 per barrel, Auth capl 200,000 Frour—Wholesale prices —Roller pat- Intorest paid on time deposits. Dratts lssued ent # 25 for superlative; roller 4 patent, | on the principal citica of the Unlted States aud 285 for disdum winter; roller standard, | Europe. Special attentlon given to collections 260 for golden sheaf; roiler family, 160, ' | S corrospoudance with prompt returns. Wholesale prices flour, 2 4 25, SIRRCTORS, Broous—2 00@3 00 per dozen, J.D.Edmundson, E. L. Shugart, 4 W.W. Wallace, ~ J. W, Rodfer, AT0CK, Aw CATTLE—3 00@3 50; calves 5 00@7 50, Hogs - Packers hera are free buyers, J.T.Han, LA M JACOB SIMS, packers payivg about 10¢ advance on all gradon.” Marke sive, aud al-offeings Attorney and Counsellor at Law, quickly taken st highor prices. Oar lote: i 3 Gommion, 5 45@5 50; gosd mixed, b 0@ COUNCIL LLUFFS, IOWA, packing, 570@5 95; choice EANETe . fancy packing, 605@6 10, 2 i 1 o 3 Mot L. EVERINGHAM & 00,, | == o mas Commiggion | Neagher—Goulist, Aurist Merchants In Chronlo diseases, offors hls services to all at flicted with dlseases of th Eye, Ear, or Chronic diseases of any characters Warrants & cure In Ohicago and Milwaukes. ol Rueumaie afections. Can be consalted by " . mail or in At the M uol':d‘f“.n- 'f Gaain, Beeds and Provisions, ma: B "xrl-::.. e Metropolitan hol M GALLAGHER, GROCERIES, New Store, Fresh Gooda, Low Prices. Polita Attendauta. TR Y US First Door East of the Metropolitan Hotel, Lower Froadway. feb 3-tu-th-sat-1y " DUQUETTE, GUIRERT & CO., (Successors to ERB & DUQUETTE), Wholesale Fruuters and Gonfectioners 16 and 18 Pearl-st.. Council Bluffs, Ia. TITLE ABSTRAGT QFFIGE Lands and Lots Bou&ht and 8old. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYAN \ DOUNCIL BLUFFS - - - « - - OIEVBI': M. T. DAVIS, Prosident. N. B. EASTON, Secy. J. 0. HOFFMAN, Vico Pres, O, HULBURT, Adjuster. MUTUAL IOWA STOCK INSURANGE GO. Insutes Live ¢ tock Against Loss b, THEFT OR DEATH. QOffice, 103 Pearl Stroet, COUNOIL BLUFFS, - - IOWA. The only company in Towa that will insare your stock against loes from any cause whatever. Owners of Stock will consult their own interest if, when e insuring their Stock, tuey 8 e tha: tha pe ircludes all the Josses th y may have, snd be sa isfied with nothing less. For further information cail on or address N. B. EASTO v, - - - Council Bluffs, Iowa. 8-dft (Buccessors to J. W. Rodefer) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN LACKAWANNA, LEHIGH, BLOSSBURG AND ALL IOWA GOALSI ALSO CONNELLSVILLE COKE, CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, ETC. ;| ONIDERT AFCE R = Office No, 84 Pearl Street, Yards Oor, Highth Street and Hleventh Avenue, Qouncil Bluffs. MRS. D. A. BENEDIGT, THE LEADING DEALER IN HAIXXR GOODS 837 Broadway, Oounocil Bluffs, fowa HORGAN, KELLER & 00 e ! ‘s |EUROPEAN HOTEL, The finest_quality and largest stock west of | The most centralle located hotel in #he city, ‘woodon and Metallc Cascs, Calls at- | Room 7hc §1.00 ,61.60and §5.00 per day. atall hours, Wo dity c mpetition in | Fir C'sss Resteurant connected wit the of goods or prices. Our Mr. Morgan has | bota sor r forty years and thor- oughly understands his business. ~Warcrooms, 311 [Breadway. UPHOLSTERING in all its branches promptly attended to; a'so_ carpet-lay- ing and lambrequins. Telegraphic ana mail or- ders filled without delay. Ele“ I’ ABBOTT >' tail box by Express of the best . . B . D Candies in America, put up Justice ot the Peace and |& Notary Public. LisBroadway, Council Bluffs W. R. VAUGHAN. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Omaha and Council Bluffs Real Katate & Collection Agency. In Odd Fellow’s block, over Savings' Benk, jan8-ty HURST. - = Prop Pourthend T2-n Btreats. TALPTTHEE WEO. * | Send 81, 82, 83, or $5 for & re. P ] slogant boxes, and striotly pure Suitable for fpresents, Express g <L |oharges light. Refers to all Chi- cago, Try it once. o cago. (@) C. F. GUNTHER? Contectioner, - ‘Chicag 9-28um Nebraska Loan & Trust Company HASTINGS, NEB, Capital Stook, - - $100,000. JAS. B, HEARTWELL, President. A. L. CLARKE, Viee-President. E. C. WEBSTER, Treasurer ~ DIRECTORS. FO u li DRY. Samuel Aloxander Oswald Oliver, A. L. Clarke, E. O, Webster —— Geo. H Pratt, Jas. B. Heartwell, D. M, McEl Hinney. WINTHERLICH B30S., Are now ready to contract for small castings of every description in MALLEABLE IRON, GRAY IRON, And any ALLOY OF BRASS, o) st Special aftention is called o the f ct that the [ Thie Company D At loeally wetals are me ted in CkUCIBLES which gives tbe ,:’“N,Mu“(c:r‘, curitie '0 Nobrasks can FREBa oAinEY, be negotiated on the m> i avorable terma Loans wuade on improved f3 v 1 all well settled Bu rning Bf’ands Sountics of the state, tho1 ¥ 13sponsiblegflocal correspondents. —FOR — correspondonte. ' _____________ DISTILLERS, BREWERS, PAcK- | MBS, B, J, HARDING, M. D., ERS, OIGAR and TOBACCO FACTORKIES, Etc., Ete., As wel as Cattle Brands ARE NICELY EXECUTED, First Mortgage Loansa Specialty Medical Electrician AND nd Eleventh aveuue, Works: Corne Cou FFS, IOWA, NCIL BL] Bui-lfiléon:;:::m GYGNECOLOGIST. Talios. Crocuses. Graduate of Eloctropathic Instifution, Phila- Andall other for Fall Planting. Largest assord delphis, Penna. ment ever shown in Chlcago- Ilustrated Catalogue free. Send for, it Hiram Sibley & Co., SEEDMEN, €0.200 Randolph8t., - - - GOLD ROPE. Thelatrinsic merit and superior a:l.\llly of our Tho treatment of all diseases and psintul dif Gold Rope Tobacco has induced other mannfac- | fculties pecullar $o feraales & spociall turers to put upon tn-dnmlkn I n‘o:- ul our brand in name and st which a and sold for less morey than the genuine Gold | YHOS. OFFIONR. ¥ B K FOANY, Rope. We caution the ¢ ade aud consamer to see that our name and trade mark are upon each tump. The only genuine and original Goid Rope ] Il utactured b THE WILSON & 1 A TN ECE RS, THE WILSON & McNALLY TO [}mmml Bl uffg, Ia. 1856 BAOOO JOMPANY. Established, -« . MRS, R, J, AILTON, M, D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, | peuiers 1n oreigvenct pomestit Exchangs nd home securitied. 222 Proadwav. CounciliBluffs. Office Cur, Broadway & Glenn Ave, Qb COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. —