Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 8, 1883, Page 6

e AT SIS PE Ty o .. . THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA THURSDAY FEtRUARY 8 S . The Dgily Bee. GCOUNCIL BLUFFS. Thuresday Morning, Feb 8_ BUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Onrrler, 20 conta por week, By Mall #1000 por Yoar, —_— Office: No., 7 Pearl BStreet, Near #roadwa; MINOR MENTIONS, ~The street cars are again running as mswal, —There were only two cows in the pound yesterday, and the excitement is lessening. —1t is decidedly amusing to see the al- dermen snuff the candles to get light enough to read the city’s gas bill for the month. —~1In the case of Jerman vs. Riley, tried in the ruperior court, the jury brought in a verdict for the plaintiff for $77. ~—There are now eighteen prisoners in jail besides the colored baby, which the jailor don't know whether to count as an extra boarder or not. —A PARGAIN.—Any per<on desiring to purchase an elegant residence one block from Bayliss’ park, for 86,500, part on time, should address W, box 1,5(7. 12-3¢ ~8t. Albans lodge No, 17, K. of P., is to celebrate the nineteenth anniversary of the order with a grand ball at the K., of P, hall, on the evening of the 20th, —The chief of police made u ripple paes over the monotony of police headquarters yesterday by dragging in one drunk, too drunk to have a nams ani h.dto be reg- istered therefore as the unknown. ~-Constable Fox made a success of his wecond trip to Panima, and not ouly cap- tured his man Crandall but brought him back to stand an examination to-day for obtaining goods under false pretenses, ~-In the circuit court yesterday the jury in the case of Diwmick v&. C. B & 8t. L. railroad brought in a verdict of $000 in favor of the plaintiff. The cate of Goff vs. the Hawkeye pump company, was then taken up. ~The Deniscn fire brigade was called out the other day to put out a supposed blaze in J. Fred Meyer's residence. The smoke which filled the house was found to be caused by the cook dumping a pan of hot aches under the odge of the sidewalk, and the smoke pouring through into the cellar, —The street ramor of a shooting scrape at Pat Lacy's saloon #iems to have grown out of & fisticuff row which sprang up there, in which one or two blows were ex- changed by the belligerents, and one of them accidentally striking a pane of glas: with his fist, caused the blood to flow. The participants wero reparated and skip- wed out before any officers arrived to make arrests, ~—The Gormans of Council Bluffs are aroused and propose to respond to the call of their sufferivg friends at home. To put this sympathy in practical shape a grand conocert is announced, to take place at Turner hall on next Sunday evening, as an advertisement found elsewhere will ex- plain, The best local talent has been engaged, and a feast of musio is prom- ised those who attend. —There is to be a rousing camp fire at Missouri Valley on the 15th, the good time to commence at 10 o'clock in the morning and continue all day, winding np with a dance in the ning. A number of the valiant ve nd their families here expect to attend the doings, and the arrangements now being made are #o ex- tensive that there is no doubt of the oc- casion being unusually enjoyable and argely attended, ~Charles King, » man of color, was ar- rested yesterday oo the charge of larceny, he baving under his arm a roll of sole leather for which he could not well no- count. Hoe finally admitted that he had stolen it, his excuse being that he was out of money and cut of work, and being hun gry, was tempted and fell, He will be lodged and boarded at the county jail for thirty days. It I= difficnlt to see what fan or con- solation there can be in mutilating the registry lists, posted up in various places about the city in accordance with law, Laat spring some one covered the lists with wmud, and now that the boards are posted up again the mallclous mischief begins agaln, One of the boards on Broadway |* has been broken, a plece taken out of its ocenter. It Is to be hoped that the malicious doers may be brought to justice, but it is doubtfal, ‘ —William Sievenson, an old resident of the city, died yesterday at his home on Bloomer street, at the age of 70 years, and after an iilness of only a week. Mr, Stevenson has for some time been in feeble health, and of late has had to gi p even the duties of janitor of the Methodist church, which he han performed for some time. Ho leaves a wife who is also well advanced in age, The funeral services are to be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the house. ~Mr, Spencer, who has become known pretty well as the editor of The Macedonia Tribune, has purchased an interest in 8. F. Walker & Co.'s establishment and is to take Mr, Chsffin's place as editor of The Advance, the latter being obliged on ac. count of heslth to seek rest and & tempo- rary change of climate, Mr, Spencer is a bright, active newspaper man and will be welcomed to Council Bluffs business and wocial circles. —The officers were out Tuesday night after a follow named Jobn Woods, for dis- orderly conduct in swashing a window at McOarty & Bowles' saloon, on Broadway, Woods was tracked to the Mt, Pleasant house, but the proprietress would not let the officers takoe bim out without a war. rant, and s she promised t bave him ap. pear In court in the morning, they let him He failed to sppear, how- ever, and snother hunt was w ade with a remain there, warrant yesterday, but to no effect, —The fire committee of the council ex- peot to-dsy to take & trip down Main street to leok up a site foru new engine house, In socordance with the late action of the council. There'is & large amopnt of walusble property located in that part of she city, and more is centering there, snd the property in question. have a temp rary building on Sonth Main street, and to transfer the Bluff City steam- er to that, and to keep it there until the — —— there is now no sufficlent protection from fire, the steamera heiog huddled together near the city buildiog at a distanc) from It is pla ned to water works gev in operation, at least, when the buildiog can be used for a hose eompany. The movo I one which has long been urged by property owners in that part of the city, and it will doubtless now be « flected. —Officer J. W. Morse was arrested last evening on a charge of larceny, one C, W, Burna claiming that he had given Morse #11 to get his gold watch out of & pawn- shop, and that Morse refused to give up the watch. Morsa claims tha' he got pos. scasion of the watch by an ugreement in working up a cate of stolen property, nnd that he was to keep it until he could in. vestigate further, and had the case set for this afternoon in Justice Vaughan's court, Burns arrested, charged with larceny of the watch, Morre gave $300 bonds, He also ha Dz, West, Dontist, 14 Pear! streot, Don’t fail to attend the Turners’ maeqaerade ball on the 22d, The fiaest lot of authracite coal that has been recelved here this winter has just arrived at A. H, Mayne & Oo.'s. AN AXXIOUS SEARCH. Mrs Peterson Hears No Tidings from Her Missing Husbaud. Frank Peterson, the Swedish labor er mention of whose mysterions dis- appearance has already been made in Tue Bee, {s still unheard from, and his wifas and feiends are kept upon an anxlous strain of mind, which threat ens to drive the woman, at least, quite frantio, if not insane. The poor wo- man walked from here to Plattsmouth, on one of the coldest days recently, in order to get some trace of him there, he having started with his team from hers with the intention of croes- ing at Plattamouth and thence golng to his little bit of land located one and & half miles southwest of Sutton, Clay county, Neb. At Platts- month the wife got further trace of him and followed him to Lincoln, but ceuld trace himn no further, he having left his team there in a livery stable, Poterson ard his wife have both lived here some time, avd both worked hard, not only to keep the wolf awsy but to get a little ahoad for a rainy day, and were still stroggling when he thus suddonly dissopesrs, and for no apparent cause. He isa man about forty years old, of medium sizd, heavy nat, with sandy bair and whiskers, The Nebraska and Colorado papers would do an nc of mercy to a poor and worthy woman if they would aid in the search by republishing the de scription of the man, B We'notice the Marrisge Fund, Mutual Trust Association, of Cedar Ranids, Towa, highly spoken of in mny of the leading papers of the atate, **Money for the Un. married” heads their adverlisement in another column of this paper. £5.8m ——————— ‘I'ransferring Titles. The following tranefers of real estate are reported as taken from J. W, Squires & Co., abstractors cf titles, real estate and loan agents, Councll Bluffs: B F Hake to J, L. Oarey, part of sw } of 26, 75, 40— $300. N. Joiner to T. Woolsey, part lot 20 ino. g o‘%y $2,600. J. P. Weaver to V. Battin, part lot 3 in 4, Baylise 2d city--$800, 7. C. Strong to R B. Steel. ne} sw 1 and nw} se} 8, 75, 36 - $2,800. C. R 1 &P to P, Elliot, nw } of nw} 26, 76, 38—$360. P, Kiliott to 8. Wright, nw } of & w }. 26, 76, 38 8950, W. Stroeble to J. Stroeble, n e } of 8w }, 21, 76, 46, $280. H. H. Hine to J. Brown, tras- tee, lot b in block 2, Bayliss' first ad- dition to the city, $3,300. J. A. Whittsker to B, Balr, s e } of swi'l, 76 39, $450. C R I &P.to B, Bair,se}cfs w },1, 76, 39, 8329, ¥, A, tchultz to O. Plumer, part of edofne}, 17, 74, 44, 8 e LoNe Jack, Mo., Sept. 14, 1879, I have been using Hop Bitters, and have received great benefit from them for liver complainis and malarial fever They are superior to all other medi- clnes, P, M. BArNEs, PERSONAL. Ogden. Ogden. Ogden, Ogden, Pacific, house guest, city yesterday. house guest, houne guest, » guest of the Ogden, In the clty yesterday. the Ogden yesterday, J. M, the city, visiting his Edgar, 0. Werderhoff, of Milwaukee, ropre. senting one of the largest breweries there, 1a in the city, brother, Office sick with neural ia, 382 below there last Sunday, Mr. and Mye, M. E, Harle, late of Lead. yoars, G, W. Marley, of New York, is at the Charlos Luther, of New York, is at the ‘W, H. White, of St, Louis, is at the Frank Hanson, of Boaton, is at the Jno, Metz, of Riverton, Towa, is at the R, T. Staoton, Chicago, is & Pacific B. E. Raymond, of Afton, was in the P, Kilmartin, of Malvern, is a Pacific | % J. E. Terry, of Chicago, is an Ogden ¥. G, Mott, of New York, is inthe city, Horace Smith and wife, Atlantic, were Thomas J, Roas, of Ohicago, arrived at ar, of Billings, Montana, isn Albert Dickey, of the firm of Dickey & Son, of Earling, has returned home quite G. Kiel, of Sioux Falls, ia In the city shaking hands with old friends on every side. He reports the thermometer as being ville, who are now stopping with Mr, and Mrs. Sidoey Sterling, rejoice in the advent of » bran new daurchter, who gives the promise of gladdening their home for FEARFULLY FROZEN. The Result of a Twenty-four Hourg’ Slecp in & Snow Bank, The Victim May Live Yet. A terrible case of freesing s re- ported as haviog occurred near Deni. son, a few days ago, the victim being & young man named Keller, a brother of Ohris, Keller, who lives about five milesthis sideof that place. He arrived on the morning train from the east, and haviog no sleep the night previous and no breakfast, the train being late, he was very much exhausted, and in this condltion started out for his brother's house on foot. There wasa blinding storm and the mercury was vory low. On the way his strength gave out, the drifts making hard wading and his physical condition not being the best for ruch a hard tramp He concluded to ¢is down for a few minutes rest, and exhausted nature gave way. He fell asleep and there remained until wbout noon the next day, when he awoke, think- 1hg that he had slept but for a few mioutes, on attempting to move he found that his feet, hands, nose and oars were badly frozen, the natural re- sult of a twenty-four hours’ sleep in icoand snow The on'y marvel is that he woke at all, and that on waking he did not find himself worse frozen than ho was. It was with great diffisulty thav he released hlmse f from thé icy fotters which bound him, crawled out of the suor, and on his hende managed to arag himeelf toward the nearest house, some «f the inmates of which had their attention attracted so that they raa out and helped him in. He was then taken to his brother’s residence and medical help called, It in thought that both feet and both hands will have to be amputated to save the man's lifo, and it is doabtful | b if, after the foarini exposure, his ays tom has sufficient vitalicy to stand the operation, When you want to get Iowa coal that is almost if not quite equal to Wyoming, call for the Frederick, at A. H. Mayne & Co. ARSI CUUNOIL BLUFF3 TU OMAHA., . Oouncil Bluffs has two mills that will compare with any in the weat, not for slze, and yet they are extensive, but for quality of products. There are no breadstuffs made in any city, either in Minnesota or elsewhere, that will surpass our flour, because the roller system, the best in the world, ia the one both of our mills are using Omaha has no compotition with Coun- cil Bluffs in this particular, and neigh- facturers a fair chanco over the river These remarks have been called forth by the fact that our mill owners com- plain that while on prices they more than compete, and in quality they have the endorscment of the most critlcal experts, yet that inferior flour has the preference over the river, and there Is absolutely no Council Bluffs flour in the Omaha market, Now this Is all wrong, unjast and anything but neighborly. Give Ool. Hoffmayer and Mr, Evans a chance in your markets, and their goods will take care of themselves after that. Councll Bluffs buys the wheat for her mills in Nebraska and pays the highesat prices for the best grades. Much of this money must eventually find its way to Omaha, thus keeping the cash in the country, iunstead of sending it far away from the channels of Miszouri Valley trade. Messrs, FrENcE, GLADSTONE, HEIM oD, BRUNNER, GENTLEMAN, HaNLEY, Guip, Nicnows, Freming, and all the far-seelng grocers of Omaha will ap- preciate the {mportance of this mat- ter, and it is to you we appeal. ‘We are your nelghbors, and have a olaim that is prior to any asserted by manufacturers hundreds of miles away. Don't fail to get your tickets for the neatest home entertalnment of the The juvenile band will do the soason. handsome thing on this occasion, as they s have in the the boy we appreciate them., Remember the hany's opera house. Our New Loan and Improvement Uo Investigation into the matter con- vinces us that one of the moat equita ble, reasonable and feasible plans of building houses is that proposed and in operation by the Mercantile Loan, Trust and Improvement company of vhis city. By investicg In shares in this inatitation, which s backed by of our best and most reliable business men, it becomes possible and comparatively easy for a man of mod- home for himself and family. In tak. he pays monthly for rent. We company, by organizing and openin, up for business, having filled rluug felt want in Council Bluffs, 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, and backed by gentlemen of honor and Integrity. As the com. pany exists It becomes at once an in. r oty and those who desire homes, Thelr president is T, A. Kirkland; vice president, Judge Peake; sec- retary, I. R. Beery; treasurer, Col, Beebe, and their office is in the base- ment of Shugart's and MoMahon's new block, corner First avenue and Poarl stree* ian27-ly Young man or woman, if you want big Mar Fund and Mutual Trust o ation, Rapids, Tows, m. borly feellng should give our manu-|g2 part. Give benefit that will show that date, Friday, February 16th, at Do- |32, erate means to secure a comfortable inga certaln number of shares, at a certaln monthly payment, in a fow years a man ocan own a house of his own for about the sams as believe the Mercantile Loan and Trust Their stitotion of value and credit to onr money for & small amount, insure in the DIRECTORY. COUNC IL BLUFFS, I0WA. JOHN BENO & CO0., GENERAL MERCHANDISE Main Street and 17 Pearl Screet. MAX MOHN, }crestox novss. | Gz St MRS. S. J. NORRIS, J. M. BARSTOW, M. D.. MILLINERY at cost for 30 days, 1056 Main Street OFFICE : Cor. Gth 8t. and btb Ave, DR. J. F. WHITE, OFFICE: Oor. Main and 6th, up-stairs, Resldence, 609 Willow Avenue. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, N. scH URZ' Office after February 16th, over American Express, AND FEED. WILL CONTRACT s. s. wAGN ER' }:wll";fl::rlll at reasonable rates, No, 22 4th St. T. JOHN & youltry ard frutt. J.M. Who esale butfer, egex, H. PETHYBRIDGE, Ship to u Brondway ‘Meat Market, 327 Broadway. C0, GASH BUYERS, Draft by return mall. 316 Broadway beat Meats at lowest prlcos. Sansages, C. F. SMITH. Brosdway, The next state fair will be held at Des Moiner, There is likely to be an egg famins in 8i ux City. The mayor of Keokuk was married on the 1st inst, Atlantic and Lewis are now connected by a telephone Lemars is out of cal, and water for fire protection as well, The social season at Sioux City has been unusually brillisnt this winter, The public school building nt Hamburg partly burned on the 24 inst. Loss, $1,500. There is somethiog like thirteen thon. sand dollars delicquent s«ioon licenses in Des Moines. The Atlantic City papers are kicking at the inoreaved rate of the assessment of property in that town. The faro hankers of Sioux City are run- ning light at present. The suckers are not biting 8o well as usual, The state board of health at Des Moines a6 received motics that suall-pox has broken out at Ida Grove. Ths Des Moines papers are insisting that people come to the front and give their mite to the pour of that city. Western Towa is again infested with horse thicver. The number of horses stelen lately hss been numerous, The rheriffs of Iowa held & meetivg in oonsideruble Luiners of iwportance. Of the seven lines running trains into Sioux City on last Saturdey, but three of thera vot their trains into tue city. Bedford has orgenized o ocoal mining compuny ;with 4 cipital of $10,000. The stock will he divided into five bundred shares of §10 cach, Mis, fose Il ommitted suicide near 1ow Cit . by drown ing herself in a well. Insanity. John Rudd, living north of Belknap, shot himeelt in the leg on the 28:h ult, while carelesly handling o yevolver, It is seid the carpets, furniture “and gsa fixtures of the City Hall at Des Moines were bought in Chicago and cost over 2,000, The Atlantic gun club have just closed a succe:sful tournument in thav city. The me were awarded and eveiything was ighly satisfactory. Much comyplaint is being made of the in. efficiency of the new postal clerks on the recently added aight mail service to the Northwestern road. A. O, Taylor, a Cedar Rapids jeweler, was recently victimized by clerk whom he had discharged to the extent of $100 worth of goods. Most of the stolen prop- erty has been recovered. Richard Brownson, for forty years a resident of Dubuque and a member of the state legielature trem 1852 to 1854 and largely interested in state lead miner, died after & painful operation on the 1st inst, The Iowa railroad commission recently decided that a long haul of freight should not be cheaper than a short haw!. This decision affects nearly one thousand rail way stations in Towa and will create & big controversy among the railroads. A way car and reclining chair car were burned on the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern railroad at Cedar Rapids on Thursday night by tramps who had built up a rcusing fire in the way car stove, The Towa hotel keopers association holds its semi-anuual convention in the parlors ot the Morgan house in Des Moines, February 14. The convention will take action toward aiding the legislature to enact laws regard- ing tire protection, —— If you are not married, write the Mar- riaze’ Funi and Mutunl Trust Assocta. tion, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, for circulars explaining the plan, 15-8m, COMMERCIAL. OOUNCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Oorrected daily by J. Y. Fuller, mer. ochandise broker, buyer and shipper of grain and provisions, 39 Pear] street. Warar No. 2 spring, 77¢; No. 8, 65; rejected 50c; good demand, CorN—820 to feeders and 340 to ship- pers; rejected corn OChicago, 50:; new mixed, 51je. 0OATS arce and in good demand; 30@ HAY—4 00@6 00 per ton, Ryr—40c; light supply. CorN MEAL—1 25per 100 ponnds, . Woon—Good supply; prices st yards, soft. b 50 per ton, Burrer—Pleoty and in fair demand; 25c; creamery, 80c. Egas—Scarce and in demand; 80c per dozen. LAml—Fdrb-nk'-cl wholesaling at 184c. Pourrey—Firm; dealers paying 180 per pound for turkeys and 10c for chickens. VeaeraBLES —Potatoes, 450; onions, 25¢: cabbages, 30@40c per dozen; apples, 2 50 (@3 50 per barrel, Frour—Wholesale prices ~Roller pat- ent 3 25 for superlative; roller § patent, 285 for disdum winter; roller standard, 260 for golden sheaf; roller family, 160, ‘Wholesale prices for flour, 2 40@8 25, Broous—2 00@3 00 per dozen, BYOCK, Qarrie—38 00@3 50; calves 5 00@7 50, Hogs - Packers here are free buyers, and all offerings find ready sales, ying about 10c advance on all grades. Market active, and all offerings quickly taken at higher prices, Car lots: CGommon, b 45@5 50; good mixed, 5 0@ 580; heavy packing, 570@5 95; choice fancy packing, 6 05@6 10, L. EVERINGHAM & ©0., Commission Merchants Ohlcago and Milwaukee, Consignments of Giain, Sceds and Provisions. soliclted. MES. £. J. HILTON, M. D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 222 Proadwav. CounciliBluffs. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Cor. 7th and L s | COUNCIL BLUFFS SPEGIAL Des Moines last Toursday, and transacted | 00@6 00, Coar—Delivered, hard, 1100 per ton; | Plans and specifications furnishedf NOTICES. NOTICE.—-Special advertisements, suc Logt, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Ren, Wants, Boardirg, etc., will be (nserted in this an et tho ow rate of TEN CENTS PE. . for the firsd Insertion snd FIVE CENTH l LINE for each subsequent Insertion | Loave adv ertlsements Pearl Bireot, near Br s cur office, No. 7 (o HC par- ticulars all on or a ldress Joseph 15 . 0ss, Upper Broad »ay, b ol ANTED—Everybody 1n Council Blufie i r woek, dn Pearl Strect to taie Tuw Bun, 30 conts by carrlors. Office, No ondway. For Sale and Rent F(m RENT—The (esirable offices lately occu- Eiu 1 by the boardof irade. Apply to Bush- trackett o nell ( LU BEES—In [vlcktgu ot a hundred at 25¢ & pacis, e at Tus Bux office, No. 7 Pearl stroet. t Ar office, most advantageously desk room in return for +erv furnished. Address, “‘Office, Bluffs. uated, offers ‘os; gas, fuel, Brn otfice, . BLUFFS8 RAILROAD TIME TABLE. CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIO. Depart. Ve Atlantic Ex and Mai D. Moines ac Des Moines ac CHICAGO, BURLING@TON AND QUINOY. BATH INSTITUTE, Thermo- For Iadies and gentlemen, untailiog auxiiia Besides, my wi Bryant Street, one Door nor h of Dohany's Hall, l-ctric, Med:icated and Sulphur Batha. These Baths are fully en®o & in rec nt Co ds, Rheuma'ism, * eural, compotent lady, will attend 'adies, by the Medical Fraternity as Leing an umbago and many other ailmente F. M. LOOK WOOD, Propr. Broadway Steam Laundry ! 124 WEST BROADWAY, A.C.LARSON, - LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY. - Proprietor. mwit DUQUETTE, GUIRBERT & CO., (Successors to ERB & DUQUETTE), Who'esale Fraiiers i6 and 18 Pearl-st., LE o T . 4 ye8L0, - . o 8-dft AND Depart. Atlantic Ext pm | Pacific E Mail and am | Mail and E: N.Y. Ex pm| Neb & Kas CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN. Depart. Arrive. Atlantic E Mail and Mai: and L Mail'and Express Express. Mail and UNION PACI¥IC, |OWA Depart. Overland Ex. WABARI, 7. LOUIS AND PACIFIO. Arrive, Mail and Ex.. 4:30 p m Cannon Ball.. 4:50 pm | Cannon Ball..11:05 a m BIOUA CrTY 4XD PACHIC g vo. For8ioux City.7:55 & m | Frm 8ioux C'y.6:50 p m For Fort Niobrara. Frm Fort Niobrara, eb*. . 755 am el .*6:50 p m For St. Paul...7:40 p m | From 5t. Paul..8:50 a m CHIOAGO, MILWAUKAB AND B, PAUL. Leave Council Bluffs. _ Arrives Council Blufts. 120 e Mail and Ex. Mail and 55 pm Atlantic Ex antic Ex...19:10 & m CHICAGO, MILWAUKNE AND 8T. PAUL. Leaves Omaha, Arrives at Omah: Mail and Ex..*7:15 8 m | Pacific Ex.... Atlantic Ex..}3:40 pm | Mail and Ex.. *Except Sundays. {Except Saturdays. $Except Mondays. iDaily. 47 Council Blufts & Omaha Street R. R. Leave Council Bluffs. Leave Omaha. 8am9am 10am,|8am 9am, 10 am, 1lam1m2pm3p|itamipm, 2pm,3p m,4pm,5pm,6pm. [m4pm5pm,6pm. Strect cars run half hourly to the Union Pacific Depot. On Sunday the cars begin their trips at 9 0'clock a. m., and run regu'arly during tho day a9, 11, 2 4, 5 and 6 o'clock, and run to city time, EDWIN J. ABBOTT. Justice ot the Peace and Notary Public. ¢15Rroadway, Council Bluffs EWIEl AND . Dr. J. Meagher,—0Oculist, Aurist. AND SPECIALIST. Depart. Mall and Ex.. 9:45am {n Chronic diseases, offors hls services to all at flioted with diseases of th Eye, Ear, or Chronic disoasos of any character. Warrants a cure In a1 Rheuma.ic affections. Can be consulted b mal or In person ab the Metropolitan hotel, Councll Blufts, Iowa. MBS, B J, HARDING M. D, Medical Electrician AND GYGNECOLOGIST. Graduate of Electropathic Insttution, delphia, Penna. Phils- Offioe Cor, Broadway & @lenn Ave, QOUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. The treatment of all diseases and painful dif specially. Bcultios peculiar 0 females & FHOS, OFPIONR. W. H. M. PUSNY, OFFICER & PUSEY, B.A NEKEIRS, Council Blnffs, Ia. Established, - - l868 Dealers 1o Forelg: §iand] Domesticl Exchange nd home securities, " W. R. VAUGHAN: JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Omaha and Council Bluffs Real Estate & Collectlon Agency. In Odd Fellow's block, over Savings' Bank. jan8-tj Office No, 34 Pearl & Hlev. ‘treet, COUNCIL BLUFFS, . . The only company in Towa that will insure your stock ngalnat loss from any cause whatever, Lo ot e COMNELLSVILLE COKE, CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, ETC. Avenue, Council Biuffy a0d Gonfectioners ouncil Bluffs, Ia. ABSTRAGT OFFICE Lands énd'fo‘?:’Bought and 8old. CONVEYANCERS. IOWA, : MOKEY T0 LOAN AT LOW RATES. NOTARIES PUBLIC AND DOUMCIL BLUFFS - - M. T. DAV AT J. ¢ HOFFMAN, Vies Pres N. B. EASTON, Secy. ©. HULBURT, Adjuster. MUTUAL 1WA STOCK INSURAKCE 00. Iniu e3 Live * tock Against Loss b, THEFT OR DEATH. Office, 103 Poarl Etreet, IOWA. ck will consult their own interest if, when tock, toey 8¢ that tha poliey irchides all ave, snd be sa isficd with nothing lesa. formalicn cail ca or address - Ccuncil Bluffs, Towa, (Successors to J. W. Rodefer) WHOLESALE AND R¥TAIL DEALERS IN LACKAWALNA, LEHIGH, BLOSSBURG COALS! Yarde Oor. Highth Street and 'MRS. D. A. BENEDIGT, | THE LEADING DEALER IN \ FEAIR GO OIDS 837 Broadway, Council Biuffs, Towa, SHUGART IMPLEM: T CCMPANY, 10W COUNCIL BLUFFS, BUCHANAN WAGON, OLDS WAGON, COATES RAKE, HUBER REVULVING RAKE, GORHAM BEE! ER, TIGER CULTIVATOR 113 and 115 Main Street.? MORGAN, KELLER & 00, | UNDBRT ARKE R S The flnest_quality aod largest stock west of Chicago of W ooden and Metallc Cases. Calls at tended to st all hours. We dify o mpetition in quality of goods or prices, Our Mr, Morgan has | served na uudertaker for forty years and thor- | oughly understands his business, Warerooms. 311 fBrondway. UPHCLSTERING In all its branches promptly attended to; a'so carpet-lay ing and lambrequins, Telegraphic anu mail or- ders filled without delay. 1.D. ADMUNDSON, N, L.SHUGART, 4. W. STRENT, DR resident, | Vice-Pres't. Cashier. CITIZENS BANK Of Council Bluffs, Organtzed under the laws of the State of Tows Pald up capital, Authorized capiial Interest paid on time doposita. Drafts lssued on the prineipel cities of the United States and Europe. Spocial attention given to collections and correspondel h prompt rotusag. 0B, 9 76,000 200,000 o J.D. Bdmundson, E.L. Shugart, J.T.Han, W.W.,Wallace, _ J. W. Rod 1. A, Miller AW Streed. | fvTaM “JACOB SIMS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, COUNOIL LLUFFS, IOWA, Office—McMahon block, rooms 1 and 2 Msin treet. Wil practice In State and Federal courts. 1 UL 04 SINTIV TVHINT) 4 ¥ FARMER'S FRIEND PLANTER AND TAIT CHECK ROWER. OTTAWA CYLINDER SHELLER, STAR HAND SHELLER, NICHOLS & SHEPARD THRESH'R EVANS TRIPLE HARROW, HENNEY BUGGIES, SPRING WAGONS, ETC., ETO. | FOUNDRY. WINTHERLICH BROS., Are now ready to_contract for small castings of every description in MALLEABLE IRON, GRAY 1IRON, And any ALLOY OF BRASS, Special attention is called to the fact that the metals are mo ted in CRUCIELES which gives the very best castings, Burning Brands DISTILLERS, BREWERS, PACK-. ERS, CIGAR and TOBACCO CTORIES, Ete., Ete., As well as Cattle Brands ARE NICELY EXECUTED Works: Corner Sixth street eventh aveuus, COUNCIL BLUF 1OWA. ARNROEIT N OT. Office over savinge bank, OOUNOIL BLUFFS, .