Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 13, 1883, Page 6

THE DAILY BFE-~COUNCIL BLUFFS :OWA TUESDAY FEBRUARY e | — /,/, /, /—, , / The Daily Bee COUNCIL BLUFFS. Tue:day Morning, Feb, 13. SUBSORIPTION RATES: By Osrrler, = = = = = 80 cents per woek. By Mall #10.00 per Year. Office: No. 7 Pearl Btreet, Near Sroadway. Mr. Howard W. Tilton has resigned his position as city editor of Tur Ber at Council Bluffs, and will be suc- ceeded by Mr. A. E. Bheldon. Mr. Tilton leaves Tre Brewith the hearty good will of his former employors, and wa bespeak for Mr. Sheldon all the courtesies on the part of the peo- ple of Council Blaffs which have been extended so cordially to his prede cessor, | MINOR MENTIONS, —The Baptist chapel clasa in elocution will meet on Tuesday evenivgs as hereto- fore, — Among the drunks disposed cf yester- day were W. Miller, Lewis Myers and Andrew Pace. The usual adjustment. —A man name Michsel Hellenger, from Carroli, was lodged in jail yesterday to await the action of the grand jury ina case of fighting and raising a row, —1In the circuit court yesterday the case of Mary Clayton vs, the Powell estite, was under consideration and reached the arguments late in the afternoon. ~Wm, R, Litkens wan tried before Jus- tice Vaughan yesterday on a charge of jumping a board bill. He was found gnilty and sent to jail for three days. —The cow war is quiet now, no bovines being run in, The marshal is waiting very wisely for a decent pound in which to lock them up before making any more raids, ~—The proceedings in the circuit court are not dry by any means, the roof leak- ing badly, and coal hods being set around to catch the drippings. ~Peter Johnson, who recently bad Mrs, Johnson and & man named Straub arrest. od for adultery, was ves'erday eranted a divocce from his wife snd the case will not be presented farther, It is predioted that Straub will now marry Mrs, Johnson. ~-The famous restaurant proprietor and caterer, Mr. W. T. Braun, had his nawe changed yesterday. The types added him to the large family of Browns but to-day he appears a.ain iu the same article with his original and well known cognomen, —G. H. Nichols spoken of in yeaterday’s Bes, as being arrested ut the instance of Dr. Patton for obtaining a livery rig from his stable unler an assumed name and false pretenses, had a hewring yesterday before Judge Aylesworth and was dis- charged. The young man produced re. commendatory letters from conductors on the Missouri Pacific railroad who knew him. Attorney Tipton uppeared in his defense, ~—Lew Thompasen, arrested for breaking into Junsen'’s saloon on lower Eroadway, was before Justice Schurz on two cherges, one of larceny, the other of burglury, Oa that of larceny he was fined $25, and in default of payment was sent to jail, On the other charge waived examination, and in default of the 8250 bail required he will have to awalt in jail until the meet. ing of the grand jury. —Leave to wed has been given O, K. Barr, of Grove township, and Nellie Peck, of Woveland: 8, C. Alexander and Eliza- beth Jane Miller, both of Silver Ureek; Jacob Cragler and Mary McFarland, both of Council Bluffs; James Neblock and Mary Ellen O'Leary, both of this city; Jens Peter Heiberg and Christine Koud- sen, both of Living Sprivgs, Pottawattamic oounty; Lodwig Teztlaff, of Oakland, and Lena Barr, of Minden. —In response to an invitation from Missouri Valley, Abe Lincoln post G. A. R, of this place expect to go in a body to that place next Thureday to join in the merry-making of & camp-fire there, which will last all day with a ball in the even. ing. All old soldiers and sailors, with their cousins, sisters, aunts, etc., are in. vited, and arrangements have been made for railway fare at ninety cenws forthe round trip, —A msn pamed J. 8. Willlams has been for a time living upon James Coyle’s farm near this city. The latter, feeling dissatisfied, has beun trying to get him to leave, and some feeling has arisen in con- sequence. Yesterdsy they met at Alex Ubert’s saloon, and fur flew, It Is sald that Williams not only used very abusive langusge, but that he threatened to send Coyle where the thermometer never gets down to zero, promised to oarve him, etc., and chased him down Broadway at a lively speed. Williame was arrested for maliclous threats, aud his case set for this morning before Justice Vaughan, he giv- ing $300 bail. —In the case of Jerman va, Riley the motion for & new trial was yesterday over- ruled by Judge Aylesworth, and the ver- dict for the plaintiff for 877 therefore stands. In this case it was claimed by the plaintiff that he had bought an ao- count of Cruickshank &Co, against the de- fendant for goods purchased by the latter’s wife and daughters. The defendant re- fused payment on the ground that he was not liable for the debts thus made by the family, the articles purchased not being mecessities, but finery and needless cloth- fng. The jury seoms to have determined ise in regard to a portion of the goods, B O TR 15-pound kits No. 1 white fish fo $1.25, at F. J. Osberne & Co.’s, 162 Broodway. ‘Wenotice the Marrisge Fund, Mutusl ‘Trust Association, of Cedar Rapids, Towa, highly spoken of in many of the leading papers of the state. “‘Money for the Un. married” heads their advertisement in another column of this paper. £53m When youwant to get Iowa coal that is almost If not quite equal to Wyoming, call for the Frederick, st A. H. Mayne & Co.’s, ‘Young man or woman, if you want b nnunfurr amall .&%'um"}mu‘m the KAH'L&- un ut: ‘rust Associ- ation, m Tows, £5-8m, Belect oysters 400 can -t FJ. ©Oaborne & Co.'s, mapgm:. h ON THE TRAIL. One of the Sapposed Burglars of Tenney's Jewelry Store Nabbed. A Goodly Portion of the Prop- erty Found. Since the burglary of Tenney's jew- slry store by which $1,000 worth of goods were taken the pplice have been on the hunt day and night following up every possible clew. It waa learn- od that one fellow was trying to sell s watch and some rings, and Immediate ly search was commenced for him. Officer Cusick from the description given of the fellow, sized up & man walking alorg Broadway and took him in charge. He watched him closely while on the way to the s*ation to pre- vent his dropping any goods he might have in his possession, aud after getting him inside searched him thoroughly, but could find mnoth- ing. He then remembored of the fel- low taking one step aside as they en- tered the city building, and, takiog a lamp, he went out and looked about. There in the snow just by the city building was a watch and several rings which he had evidently dropped Tae prperty was identified as some of that belonging to Tenney’s stock. The man thus arrested gives his name as O, G. Kempton. Tt issaid that he just served a term in the pepitentiary at Lincoln, Neb., and that he was one cf Jim Middleton's notorious gang. A man by the name of Jones, liv- ing at Tabor, Jowa, has known the man Kempton, he haviag lived in that place some time ago. It was through this man Jones that the case hos been worked up so far. Jones was met by Kempton, who offered to sell him a watoh and chain to get money enough to got out of town Jones refased to buy, and after part- ing with him his snsplolons were aroused that possibly the jewelry was a part of that stolen. He looked back after the man and noticed that he disappeared from sight in the vicinity of the Deere building. Jones notlced that Kempton had a valise, and so in accordance with his snspiclons he notified the polico. From Jones' doscription of Kempton the latter was fonnd and arrested. Yestordsy a search was made to ascortaln whero the vallse was. After somo hunt it was found secreted near the Deere bullding, and it was found to be full of jewelry, which has boen {dentified as belonging to the Tenney stock. The plunder thus recovered amonnts to several hundred dollars, bat does not include all that was taken from Tonnoy's store. There was also found in the valise powdor and drills, indicating that safe blowing was not an unknewn art to the owner of the grip. The public are still on the hunt and hops to ba able to recover the rest of the property and to capture whoever llln was assoclated in the daring burg- ary. 1-quart jars anchovies 400 per jar, at F. J, Osborne & Co.'s, 162 Broad- way, Remember the bargains at Harkness, Orovrr & Oo's. i i T ey RURAL BURGLARS Thomas Owens' Reeldence Visitea and Some Plunder Gained. Burglars seem hovering aboat yet. Sometime Sunday night they visited the residence of Thomas Owens, & well known farmer, living not far from this city, They falled to secure any great amount of plunder from the house, but they made a haul from the atore of provisions, getting away with about 860 worth of meat. No trace of the fellows. e~ 16-pound kits No. 1 mackerel for $1.26, at F. J. Osborne & Co.’s, 162 Broad way. e The fineat lot of anthracite ooal that has been received here this winter has just arrived at A, H. Mayne & Co.’s. —_——— Dr. Weat, Dentist, 14 Pearl street. CLOSE OALL. A Whole Family Found Insensible Owing o Coal Gas, Oharles Rice, the tailor on Main street, and his family, had a narrow escape from death by asphyxls on Sunday last, The coal stove In thelr sleeping apsrtment let out gas during the night In sush quantities that, as they slept, they fell into more and more of a stupor, until by morn- log they were in a condition where life seemed to have wholly fied. It was & mere chance that thelr conditlon was discovered in time to resusoltate them. Mr. Rice's brother- in-law called at the house, and not being able to arouse anyone he be- oame suspicious that something was wrong, and, forolng an entrance, found Mr, Rice and his wife and little two-month-old babe in bed in an ap- parently lifeless condition, Dr. Cook was summoned, and, after much effort, succeeded in resuscitating them, The babe was not so nearly gone as Mr. Rice and wife, the little one's face belng covered by bed clothing, and this somewhat protected 1t from the gas, Mr. and Mrs, Rice will suffer for several days from the ecffect of the deadly sleep, but they may well con- gratulate themselves on their escape from death, Salmon, mackerel, canned shrimp, smelt, sardines, pickled oysters, cove oysters, brook trout, mackerel in mustard, mackerel in tomato sauce, and everything in the fish line at F, J. Osborne & Co.'s, 162 Broadway, S ——— - Fine weather for baths, Take them at 21 Byrant street. See advertise- ment in another cclumn, Imported Holland herring in h’g- for 81.25, at F. J. Osborne & Co.s, 162 Broadway, 13 IT'S A DAISY! Delmnico Outdone. Yum! Yum! Yum Oook—‘‘Come in this wayand tee our kitohen,"” Reporter—*“All right ;" and then he noted more white-aproned cooks than there are in Cookville; a display «f eatables ready for the huge glowing range that made the reporter hungry. “‘This way," eays the proprietor; and we were ushered into the most olegant dining hall; beilliant with gild- ing aud mirrors, *“Tais way,” sgiin said the nrbane host ; and now he sur- veyed the front room openirg on Broadway, and ita wealth of imported o xfactioney and California fruits was Ocental in luxuriance. Reporter then eummarized his ttems, The gentleman in brovzs, who superintends the culinary departinent, 18 8 wman of brains and colwre, who can cook rcientifically, and who wae deemed one of the champion kitchen mansgers when he filled orders in Chicago. Dolmonien’s farnished the head waiter, who talks six lavguages, and the proprietor amured the reporter, who i3 himaelf s mewhat of a foreign sharp, by discusaing the weather in seven modern tongues, Tak about restaurants, and you are off yonr basa 1t you think you cwn match W, T. Bia any place this side of De'monico’s, Next rummer a thousand wondera are to bs added to the preeens attrac- tlons, aud ice cresm that would en- thrall a Turk with its voluptuove flavor will bs served in s'yie, and *don't you forgoet it.” Lenten season fish ot F., J. Osborne & Co.'s, 162 Broadway, Mr. P. O, Backus has fopened an elegant atock «f goods 1n the 99 cent line, 402 Broad #.y. PHRSONAL. Frank Corbaley is reported as much better, Dr. J. A, Printy, of Imogene, lows, is at the Pacific, George E. Cole, of Pacific Junction, Towa, was in the city yesterday, District Attorvey J. P. Connor, of Deni- #on, was in the city yesterday, B. Newman, now of Omahs, was yester- day shakivg with old friends here, Hol Levy, oue of St. Leouie' wholessle clothiors, wes at the Ogden yesterday. W. 8. Cook snd A. Masters, of Arling- ton, Neb, were at the Pacific yesterday, Mark L. Townsend, agent of Harry Mirer's “Comedy Tour,” was at the Ogden yesterday. Albert Dickey, who has been suffering greatly from neuralgia lattly, is now gaine ing in health. Mics Irene Desmond, one of the Bluffs' pobular young Indies, has acoepted w posi- tion iu Oberfelder & Co.'s wholesale estab- lishmant in Omaha, C. E. Dix, of the sayiogs baunk, who has been confined to his hou-e by illness for the past six weeks is able to be (ut ngain, much to the delight of his mauy friends. Deeds of Dirt. The followirg transfers of real es- tate are reported os taken from the county records by J. W, Squires & Co., abstractors of titles, rcal estate and loan agents, Council Bluffs, Towa: M. B. Swan to L J, Kiser, nc} of ne}, 85, 76, 42; $360. Uhicago, Rock Ieland & Pacific rail- road to L. J. Kiser, we} of ue}, 35, 75, 42; $400. 8. A, Swith to L J. Kiser, nc} of nef, 26, 75, 42; §660 A, J. Stephena. nto C. Manahav, ¢} of lot 1 in block 9, Baylies eecond ad- dilicn, oity; 81,950, W, Reynolds, guardian, to G, W, Hancock, se, ra and 14 ocres off south side ne, ne, 26, 74, 40, 82,226 50, W. Mills to W. Mills, jr., 8 § of aw 1,11, aud the n § of nw }, 14, 75, 38, ¥4,000, L. A, Casper to G. A. Onugher, part lot 2 in sabd. of se, nw, 30, 76, 43, 81 Thos, Officer to M. Ellan, lots 7 and 81in No. 4 Howard’s ndd, $135. G. B, Barnes, guardisn, to 8, O. Rice, lot 7 tn blo Kk 11, Williame' first apdition, $350, W. H, Bernes ot al. to 8 O, Rice, lot b in blook 11, Williama' first addi- tion, $350. J. M. Palmer to P. H, Wind, lot 12 in block 6, Everett's addition to the city, $260. E. A, Winson to P, H Wind, lot 2 in block 10, Mynaster's addition, $200 Officer & Pusey to J. Hecker, s e } of 8 o }, 26, 75, 41, $800. Officer & Pusey to P. Taylor, w § ofseef of net, 26; also part of s w tofnet, 26, 75, 41, —Some days sgo & women with two children got off » train at Council Bluffs, and found the train which she desired to take was gone. She had but 5 and it required $2.80 to take her to her desti- nation, She went to bed at the Transfer Mouse, without supper, hoping thereby to save enough to pay her fare home. Be. fore the breakfast hour next morning, she asked how much the charges were for her lodging, with a view of ascertaining whether she could afford to take breakfast or not, The clerk said the charges were $3, and it would make no difference whether she took breakfast or not, She remonstrated that if compelled to pay for meals she did not eat she would not bave enough to buy a tloket, but the clork was obdurate, and finally a big hearted brakeman stepped up and gave the woman enough out of his scanty carnings to take her home, after which he gave vent to his indignstion by cursing the small souled clerk, which caused the police to ivterfere, Heaven will not be crowded with hotel cler! Walout News, o~ Judge Moutgomery, B. J. Montgomery, an old resident here, who Is now in Denver, has re- cently been married and has received pointment of oriminal judge DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, 10WA. — GENERAL MERCHANDISE JOHN BENO & 0., s niias Mencuanvise MAX MOHN, Jcrestox movse. | & Yotimat MRS. S. J. NORRIS, ™", 56 tuin steee, OFFICE : DR. J. F. WHITE, ™, 5 Whiow Avemme™ JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, "- SGHURZ' Office after February 16th, over American Exprers, LIVERY S. 8. WACNE AND FEED. WILL CONTRACT y for funerals at reasonablo rates, No, 22 4th St, J. M. ST. JOHN & Who esalo butter, (ges, pontry ard truit. Ship 10 us. G0, CASH BUYERS, Draft by return mall. 3 6 Brosdway H. PETHYBR!DCE, Tho best Meats at lowest prices. Sausages, C. F. SMITH. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Cor, 7th and Broadway. Plans and specifications furnished W. W. SHERMAN. In FINE HARNESS 1 have the varioty that brings pitrousge. 124 Main street. JAMES FRANE HOWE & SON, BARG Bargains, IMMENS E AT CITY COUNCIL Routine Business Iransgected. At an adjourred meeting of tho city council laat night, the city attorney was nstrusted to prepare an ordi- nance requiring railways to provide suitablo culverts and waterways ou streets used by them. The petition of John F. Stuart, asking for the appointment of an ap praiser to estimate damoges to his roperty by the change of grade on nil:1 -t’reety, was referred to the city attorney. i The city auditor, engineer aud at- torney were appointed to look up the condition of the condemnation on Ubion avenne, Aldermen Shogart and Eicher were appointed dolegstes to attend the state road conveution to meet in Towa Ci y March 1, The petition for the repeal of the cow ordinance wan reporied back withou! recommendation. Tho committee on locating a steamer on lower Main reported the difficulty in acranging for » sofficient water supply. Referrod back. The saloon licenre ordinance, changed in some respccts, and fixing the amount at $500, to go into effect Moy 1, was presented as & new ordi- nance, It paeeed toa eecond reading, and was reforred back to the commit- tee to recommend amendments. Ad- journed until Fri ight, THREATENING A TAILOR. Ira Henstead Arreeted in Omaha for Blackmail. Anu attempt to extort money from L. Harrls, merchant here, by making malictous threats, came to & head last night by the arrest of 1ra B. Henstead, o Omaha, by Edgerton. It is claim. ed that the wife of Frank Crow, of Blue Jay notoriety, told Harris that some stolen money was planted here back of the Blue Barn, and gov Harris to go dig it up. He could not find any sugh money. He recently recoived aletter from Henstead, charg- iog him with having got the money aud ineisting on §|h sending the amount, $160, to Omaha, A decoy reglstered lotter was sent from here, The woman applied for the letter, but It was refused her. She sald Henstead was her husband and he was in the Bluffs, and she would have to send for him, Hensted went over to Omaha, and when he lpflhd for the letter Edgerton nabbed him He refused to come to this n‘l)? without a requisition, and was lodged In the oounty jail there, The Clayton Jury. At alate hour last night Tz Bre roporter found the jury in the case of Mary Olayton vs, the State in high dispute, to judge by the noise they made, over the verdict They had beon out since 6:30 and seemed likely to stay out till the next 6:30, or disagree, “The Old Man's Drunk Again.” Dave Tostevin, s bibulous bibbler of the burg was on a breezy booze at his home on Vine street last evening, Officer Tyson found him tearing up his wife's bedding and clothing and subpcenad him for his appearatce be- fore Judge Aylesworth to-morrow, placing him in ‘the jug to Insure his attendance; $4 40, a gold watch, chaln Men's and Boys’ FOR TEE NEXT 30 " MERCHANT TAILOR, Artistic Work y ond Rearousble Crarges. 872 Broadway. FURNITURE, Househcld Supplies, 303 Broadway. STOVES and A TN S Bargains. BARGAINS | dies’ Misses’ .Aud Children's S EL O ES, Boots & Shoes, DA YS. THE NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE CORNER MAIN STREET AND FIRST AVENUE. and locket, all his wifo’s property wore taken from him, Dave evidently requires relaxation from his a-cular daries for » few days to attend to his moral needs, -— Our New Loan and Improvement Co Tuvestigation into the matter con- vincen us that one of the most equita ble, reasonable and feasible plans of bullding houses is that proposed and in cperation by the Mercantile Loan, Trust and Improvement company of vhis city. By investicg in shares in this institution, which is backed by some of our best and most reliable business men, it becomes possible and comparatively easy for a man of mod- erate means to secure a comfortably home for himeelf and family. In tak- inga certuln number of shares, st a certain monthly payment, in a fow years a man can own @ house of his own for about the sams as he pays monthly for rent. We believe the Mercantile Loan and Truat compnny, by organizing and opening up for business, having filled a long felt want In Council Bloff.. Their plans and system of loans will bear tho most careful ecrutiny ination, aud we have no equitable, and backed by geantlemen of honor and Integrity, As the com pany exists it becomes at once an ia- stitution of value aund credit to our city and those who desire homes. Thelr president is T. A. Kirkland; vice president, Judge Peake; sec- retary, I R. Beery; treasurer, Col, Beebe, ard their offise is in the base- ment of Shugart’s and McMahon's new block, corner First aveoue and Pearl stree* ian27-1y COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. —Specisl ~ advertisements, suc Lost, Found, To Losn, For Salo, To Rens, Wante, Boarding, etc., will be fnserted 1n this colurmn at the ow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first tnsersion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent Insertion. Leave adv ortisements a4 our ofice, No. 7 Peacl Stroet, ncar Broadway, ‘Wants, NTED For _furth r address Joseph Ross, Febl-14t J.1 00P POLES ticulars | all on Upper Broad way, ANTED—Everybody in Council Blufts lo cents per week, do e, No 7 Pearl Streot For Sale and Rent ATORE FOR RENT—With eight rooms, csllar and a barn, 923 Fi'th _streer, opposite the Gundry. Tnquire of W. Eugel. Fe12-12t OR RENT—The desirable offices lately oceu- pled by the board of irade. Apply to. Bush- nell & Brackett. t LU BEES—1n packoges ot a hundred at 26 a packaye at Tus Bxn office, No. 7 Pearl street. [ N office, most advantageously situated, offers desk room in return for rervices; gas, fuel, eto., furnished. Address, *‘Office,” Ban office, Counicil Bluffs, L. EV -RINCHAM & CO., Cemmission Merchants Ohicago and Milwaukee, Consignments of Gaaln, Seeds and Provisiona. solicited. - _..Agonte for the Lifo, Times, Wanted wid - Tremcherous sy ms wier. J0888 James. uthorized by her and which will not be & “Blood and Thunder” story, such a4 bas boen and_ will bo pu) lished, but & trdo Life by the only person who s in posossion of tho facts & inichral o devoted wite, “Truth is more nter eoting t! an fiction. A gents should app ritory &, once. 75 cta. for Sample or ter. H . wo-e0l Aw-e s Mol book, | Ofce—McMahon block, treot. BATH INSTITUTE, Bryant Street, one Door north of Dohiny's Hall, Thermo-Blectric, Medicated and Sulphur Bathe, For Indien and unfailing ausih Besides, my sife, lemen, These Bathe are fully endo sed by the Medical Fraternit; i n rec it Colds, Rhoum!ism, Neuralgin, Lumbago, and many other aiiimate. compotent lady, 'will attend /adies, UM other allmenty. LOCK WOOD, Propr. DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Successors to ERB & DUQUETTE), Wholesale Fruiters and Sonfectioners 16 and 18 Pearl-st Couneil Bluffs, Ia. M GALLAGHER, GROCER |ES, Néw'Store, Frash Goods, Low Pricos. Polite Attendants, TIRY First Door East of the ~_feb 3-tu-th-sat-ly Netropelitan Hotel, TS Tower Broadway TH1TLE AB g 0. . o Lands and Lots MONEY TO LOAN AT LO SOTARIES PUBLIC COUNCIL BLUFFS - "M. T. DAVIS, J. 0 HOFFMAN, V ent, 1ca Pres. MUTUAL 1OWA STOCK INSURAHCE 0. AND CONVEYAN! STBAGT OFFICE Bou%ht and Sold. CERS. - _I0WA. RATES, N. B. EASTON, Secy. O HULBURT, Adjuster. Insu.es Live - tock Against Loss by B COUNOIL BLUFFS, . v The only company in Towa that will insare your stock agalnat loes from any cause whatever. t their own interest if, whon policy ircludes all Cwners of Stock will insuring their Stock, he Josses th y may have, and be sa'isficd with nothing leas. THEFT OR DEATH. Offior, 103 Pearl Street, that th For further informaticn call on or address N. B. EASIOY, - - A0 8-dft - Council Bluffs, Iowa. A E.VMEARYNE & CO. (Buccessors to J. W. Rodefer) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN LACKAWANKA, LEHIGH, BLOSSBURG AND ALL CONNELLSVILLE GOKE, CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, ETC. Office No, 34 Pearl Straet, Yards Ocr. Highth Htreet and MRS. 0. A, BENEDIGT, THE LEADING DEALER IN EEATLTIR G OO DR 337 Broadw-v. Oouno! Binffs Shuggart Implement Co., BLUFFS, - COUNCIL nwrg ~GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE FARMER'S FRIEND PLANTER AND TAIT CHECK ROWER. BUCHANAN WAGON, OLDS WAGON, COATES RAKE, HUBER REVOLVING RAKE, GORHAM SEEVER, TIGER COLTIVATOR 113 and 115 Main Street.? OTTAWA CYLINDER SHELLER, STAR HAND SHELLER, NICHOLS & SHEPARD THRESH'R EVANS TRIPLE HARROW, HENNEY BUGGIES, SPRING WAGONS, ETC., ETC. For HEngines, Boilere Oastinge, Repairs and MACHINERY. Send Orders to JOMN GILBEKT, Manuficturer, Corner Main Street and sth Avenue, Counc!l Bluffy. Workmnnship and Keasonable cbarees fe * MORGAN, KRLLER & 00, Prompt attention to orders, Th best b 10 1y THOS, OPPICNR. W. I M. PUSNY, The finest_quality and largest stock west of Chicago of Wooden and Metalic Cases. Calls at- tended to st all hours. We doty com ) in quality of goods or prices. Our Mr. Morgan has served as uude oughly underst S 311 tBroadway, U PHOLST branches promptly attended to; a'so carpet-lay ing and lambrequing. Telegraphie an . mail or- ders filled without delay. S. E. MAXON, AROIE I T B O T, Offce aver savinge bank, 0OUNOIL BLUFFE JACOB SIMS, Attorney and COoansolor at Law, OOUNCIL bLLUFFS, IOWA, Tows, rooms 1 and 2 Msin WUl practice In Btate #ud Federal BANIKERS, Council Blnffs, Ia. Established, - - 1866 Dealers in Foreigr Domestic] Exchange & MRS, R. J. 41L1ON, M, D,, PHYSICIAN ART SURCEON, 222 Biroadwar. CocnolliBlalls. GOLD ROPE. Thetotrinsie merlt and snperior quality of ous Gold Rope Tobacco has induced other mauntae turers to pus upon the market : 0ods stmilar 40 our brand in name and style which are offored snd eold for less mocey than the genulve Gold Kope. We caution the t ade and consnmer to see that our name and trade mark are upon each iump. The only genuine and original Gold Rope Tobacco ls manutactured by THE WILSON & McNALLY TO BACOO JOMPANY. IOWA. 16WA,