Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 28, 1883, Page 6

L The Daily B_ee COUNCIL BLUFFS. Wednesday Morning, Feb. 28, | SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Oarrler, - = 90 centa per wook. ByMall - - - - = = §10.00 por Yoar, —_— Office: No, 7 Pearl Btreet, Near roadway. Bome one always in the office, " MINOR MENTIONS, —Tha green grass is peeping forth in the park, —*'Blood is thicker than water,” and Councli Bluffs mad thicker than both, ~1In our rambles yesterday we observed # new most market on vpper Broadway. —Ancther telephone was biiog put up yesto:day rancing to the Drover's Lotel, —Visltors a% the Bajtist chape! resding room will find Tas Daty I'ex on file there, ~T. M. Dowdy returned last uight focm New York city, whers he has heen for the past month, P. B, Grifith and Josie Shannor, of Valley, will aseume matrimouial fiviera before long. —John Mackland, of this city, and Mary Magill took license to wed at the ocourt house yesterday, ~—William Neimann of Shilby county, and Ids Eygers of Avoca, secured permis. sion tonuptialize, yesterday, , —Lilcoln Foster, of Lincoin, thinks ocelibacy too lonesome and so does Miss Emma Reid, of the same place. —Mr, D, E. Patton, for a long time & faithful carrierof Tue Bkr, has resigned to take a place in the Boston Tea Store, —~We were told by one who had seen the paving petition as it went around that more were signing against it than for it. —O>nductor Bennett, of the street oar line, has recovered from his illnets and is baok, gathering in the fifteen cent picces. —Mrs, Isaac Walters died yestorday of typhoid fever in this clty. She loaves a hasband and six children to mourn her loss, .—~Goorge E. Goodwater, of Pleasant township, thinks it will be more pleasant with Clara Friedrich as his wife, —Real estate was quite lively Monday, Salos for the day, 16 parcels aggregated $14,917, In the last month there has been # boom In land and lote, that augurs well for the city, We propose hereafter togive our readers full items on this subject. —Jobn Boje, of Kog Creek, and Lena Burnill, from the ssme locality, will enter into matrimony as soon as they find a min- later or justice. —The district court reconvened yuster- day at 2 p, m, Testimony in the divorce case of Mary Bobzin vs. Oharles Bobzin was being taken when we left. —Wam, O, Clemens, arrested for obtain: ing money under false pretenses and for selling mortgaged property, took a ocon- wance, giving bail for his appeacance, until March 5. —A lot of witnesses from Atlantic were examined yesterday before Judge Vaughap in the case of the state vs, Josh Uhapman, ‘They told a good, strong story in favor of the defense. THE DAILY BEE -COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 28 DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. MAX MUHN, }ORESTON HOUSE. J. M BARSTOW, M. D.. DR. J. F. WHITE, °™i&ide, i Wiisw Reame ™ ". SGHURZ' Office after Ffifi:?r?Elb(:l?, ’l:)vHeE fixEn:?l:fln'n Exprese, POLITICAL PUINTERS. Pumped from Peppery Demo- crats, Politic Republicans and Pugnacions Kickers, What Bome of the Oandi- dates and Outsiders Have to Bay. Just now the municlpal election ap- proaching is the chief eromb ol com- fort that falls to the weary local ‘grapher on his tramps, Wo astarted out yesterday fully detormined to get to the bottom of the political puddle and ascertaln if there were any frogs there. Several prospeotive ocases of snakca camo nnder our oye, but the pool was too obscure to seo through antirely, and what lles hidden depon- ont eayeth not. Up io Jastleo Veugh aun's offico was an inciplent wer brewing. The court had tem- porarlly taken s snsponslon and be- tween Griffin and Brown reemed like- ly to have an extended discussior, We lcft the scono of wordy warfare aud found M. Kwting and Judge James holding a counsultation on the corner of Pearl and Broadway. We tackled the judge. “I belleve you are candidate for alderman and have & pretty good vallty of clgars on tap,” sald Tae e, Inreply Mr. James produced a fragrant smoker, with the remark, “‘You, I belleve I am up for that posl- tlon.” “‘Well, judge are you prepared to state your views on the present all- ag/tating question of the municipal: ity?7 How ao you stand on the saloon matter?” *‘As to that I do not wish to com- promise myselt, 1f my friends, who have urgad me to make the run, elect me they will do so trusting to my own disoretion !n the matter.” *‘This cow busine: of course you havo something to say on that?” “ Well, Ism not in favor of oppres- sing the poor man, and it appoars to me that the cows are possessed of some inherent rights that we ought not to abridge. I'in In favor of glving the cows thelr freedom " * As to paving and liberal improve- ments, jndge 1" “These I am entirely in favor of. If elocted I shall take s progressive ocourse in that matoh.” We strolled around town and pass- ing the knsts of men at the street cor- ners heard svatohes like these: “No? Is that so?” “‘Yes, and I hear Judge Vaughnwill be nominated Independently in the fourth,” ‘*‘The laborlog men of the city are concooting aschome to-day.” *I know it snd I hear they are going to call an independent mase- meeting.” “‘Suppose they and the temperance people will combine?” ‘Can't tell;should not be surprised.” Waecalled on Mr. C, M. Baobe at his place of business. “Mr. Beobe, I oalled to get your latform on the questions of the our."” “I haven't formulated any plat form, "bnl I oan tell you what I —Mzr. W. T. Aoglum, of Norwalk, was | think. 1a town yesterday, and reports 40 cents as the market price for corn at Weston, Our dealers are paying 34 and 35 cents, What 1s the matter? —TheG. A. R, campalgn to-night will be at Bloom & Nixon's hall. The Glce from Missourl Valley will enliven the oc. oaslon, and the spirit of eong, festivity snd merriment will reign supreme, ~City Olerk Upton says that the no- ticein Tur Brk of the saloon keepers brought up for selling liquor contrary’ to ordinance had the effect of starting a liv- oly canter among the remaining ones to hand in the cash to save publicity, 'Tis well, —Friday evening *Samu'l of Posen” will appesr in this city. The moral of the play is bad enough to condemn it. Wealth by fair meansor foul is the aim of life. We hope a better class of histrionic entertain- ments can be induced to vislt our city, ‘The company playing this drama is pos. sessed of some very good actore, —Comzade E, J, Abbott, who was up ot Logan yesterday on an inspeoction of Fuller Post No, 88, reports an enjoyable time, speech making, tossts, etc. The membership of the post is at present 44, all fully uniformed and accoutered, Though the members are scattered over a considerable extent of country, the attend- anoe this winter was large, =We quit political talk long enough yosterday to listen to a very eloquent and erudite controversy on theology, It was on the difference between evangelical churches and the Roman Catholic, “Why," said the disputer warmly, ‘‘There's no difference between the Episcopal church and the Catholic, Don’t the Episcopals say in their oreed: *I believe in the Holy Catholic church?” and we passed on, —There is business in that advertise- ment of the Council Bluffs waterworks company which appears on this page in conspicuous capitals, Let our people help the city, the waterworks, and,’ most im- portant of all themselves, by promptly responding aud avoid nuisance, the ex- pecss and delay which wiil result from pulling up the paving to do what can now be done without any difficulty, ~—8ad Drummer No, 1 snd Drummer No, 2 yesterday in the Ogden: Take s walk arcund town?” ‘‘Yes, but hold on, I've my boots to get blacked,” *‘Biots blacked, shades of James Gordon Bennett, what the —— do you black your boots foi? “‘Well the whisky licsnse or no license affalr—how do you stand on that?” “T'ia not in favor of violent meas- ures, but Iam in favor of reducing the number of saloons; $400 is too low. Ishould think the more wealthy saloon keepers would be in favor of closin n'r the low dens. At thesame thae on’t believe in bein and extreme in this; mone tereats here should not be orushed out oppressively.” ‘'As to paving?” “Iam in favor of it. I have just signed a petitlen in favor of it. I have some fears, however, that it will not oarry now."” “The everlasting question of the oow, her babe?" “I am in favor of ylelding the cew liberty. A great many poor families have cow: ey are the half of thelr way that half and how rash The reporter gave right up and waded off down Broadway. For SaLe—At a bargain, two cheese vats and fixtures, Address 2,304, Council Bluffs, Iowa. fob27-tf Swindles of To-day. ! ““I wani to show you something.” The speaker was a young man with a disappolnted countenance and a hang- dog expreseion, He beckoned the re- porter to a retired corner in a hallway, and thrust a roll of glossy broadcloth into his hands. ““What do you want!” queried the penoll pusher. “On, I want to get rid of this,” he said, pointing to the goods, ‘”:"Jufl 80; but what do you want for i “Oh, anything, I've got to sell It or do something withit. There s ten or twenty yards of it, and it Is worth $5 or §0 a yard, Take it along with “All right—gocd morning,” and the itemizer was walking off with the 2oods, when the y. m. objeoted and wanted to know what wa would give him for the goods, “Oh, it's not worth more than a dollar a yard, It's misarable stufl. You can't play thief, selling stolen goods on me, You're not a profeesional thief; you're u pro- feaslonal awindler. Good day to you.” ‘‘Col, Dasenberry’s auction! Great closing out sale of a bankrupt stock of ‘Why, you'll publish yourself for a guy, s regular way.down gambler, Don't you know that all the high-toned citizens of this town wear » week’s clay on their stoges? Only candidates for alderman and confidence men have their boots glossed in this wunicipality, You don't want to be taken for ome of them. No, of course not. Come on then and I'll show you how 0 be an aristoorst in the Blufls,” and the Swo started out to find the muddiest oros. sing in town, waile the reporter glanced at s pedals with satisfaction snd ® 2ow penoll, sharpened | those shelves and in the sllverware and jewelry.” We are motting metropolitan, sure . enough. Poor paintinge, imitation marble and oast-off trash of the eascern auoction shops generally constitute the stock of our traveling auctioneers, but here is a ‘‘really and truly” mock suction after the style of the Bow. This was the mental soliloguy of the knight of the pencil and he stepped tnside snd commenced quissing a joweler who was cumnl:’ the goods. Ohlr, some of that plate Is gen- ulne—in fact most of the goods oases No. 1, but just notlos nokies the trash I aad we drifted out. he is selling. Why those spoons won't stand hot water, and there wont' be anything loft of that gloss afier that oastor has beon rubbed » dozen timer, You wsee that stamp? Well, the Rogers’ plate can't be beat, but blees your soul there's lots of men by the name of Rogers and that (7) is deol- dedly off, I fonr that the famons mannfacturer of sllverware would not acknowledge the paternity of this stuff. Well, but how about those waiches, aln't they gold? Oh! yes, but a ‘“Boss” case is worth a dozen of them, They are a very low grade of gold—in fact there is just enough of tho metal to give them 1ts name, Bat the works—are they not genu- ine? Oh!'yen, they are the cheap grades of famous makers. At least some of them are, while others are the worst of trash. Just note that-he called three bids just now in quick succession and yet no one spoke or moved. He catches a gocd many suckers, thongh, for money. ‘I suppose, but he don't catch me,” GENERAL MERCHANDISE, { Grooary 2156 Main Street. | Hotel,217 & 219 Main St. OFFICK : Cor. bth 8t. and 5th Ave, LIVERY S. 8. WAGNE Who'esale butter, cges, pouitry and trult, AND FEED. WILL CONIRACT Y for funerals at reasonable rates, No, 22 4th St, J. M. ST. JOHN & CO, CASH BUYERS, Ship to us. Draft by return mall, 316 Brosdway, H. PETHYBRIDGE, Freoeeyiess' lovest et "o C._F. SMITH. W. W. SHERMAN. CONTRAOTOR AND BUILDER, Cor. 7th and Broadway. In FINE HARNESS I have the variety that brings pitronage, Plans and specifications furnished? 124 Main street. CITY COUNCIL. — Wbes Was Done About Paving— Whisky Selling and Railroads, The council met pursuant to ad journment. The potition of Sam Haas clalming excessive assesement on per- sonal property was, upon the recom. mendation of the city solicitor, strick- en from the books, An ordinence requiring all railroad companies to construct and keep open onlverts or wacerways under their tracks at all street crossinzs and gut. tors for ihe free passage of surtace water was road, A fallure to comply with the conditlons of this ordinance subjects the offender to a fine of not less than §50 or more than $100, The ordinance allows ten days’ notice “to any company to comply with its pro- virious, On motion the ordinance was read a second and third time and unanimous- ly passed on call of ayes and nays, The saloon license ordinance, as amended was taken up again and read. The blank dato of taking effoct of the ordinance was filled out to the time of its publication according to law. Alderman Shugart amonded to the cffect that the applicant fora license must secare the name of six resider taxpayers within the block whero ho desires to start, but this belog inexpe- dient it was withdrawn, and the ordi- nance reads six resldent taxpayers in the immediate viclnity of such saloon, The committee recommended that no person shall sell such liquors at more than onoe place in the clty at the same time under the license for one place, which recommendation was agroed to. The amount of license was amended to $400 per annum. Alderman Shn- gart moved to fix the amount at §5¢0, bat » motion of Aldermen Wood to have it at §400 was carried, Esol loense in to expira on the 1st of May of each year. It was also amended to change monthly payments to quarterly psyments in advance. Licenses are made not traneferable under the ordi- nauce as passed. Saloon olerks or agents aro held equally llablo with proprietors for auy violation of the provisions of the ordinance, On motion the 20th rale was sus- pended and the ordinance as amended was placed upon its third reading and passed ‘:nulnowly and the title Alderman Shugart called attention to the matter of street paving, and offered the follo resolution: Resovep, That In the opinion of this council Main street and Broad- way should be paved, and that the property-owners on those strects be requested to designate within five days the kind of pavement they pre- fer, and that if no kind is designated by the 81 day of March, then the councll will take such action as they deem proper. This resolution called out conalder- able discussion, several members feel- ing that the streets should not he paved until atter waterworks and sup- Ply plpes are In as far as possitio derman Shugart stated that il or nearly all the property holders on Main street are in favor of paving that street at an early day, and that they want that stroet paved. He thought if Broad way wants to slumber and die, he was in favor of let- ting to dle, but Main atreet wants paving, Paving, he realized would greatly enhance the value of the property, and would draw additional capital and business to our oclty. Others thought it would be a usecless and heavy expense to pave before the water supply pipes are laid down, Alderman Shugart's resolution was then unanimously adopted. Alderman Siedentopf offered the following resolution: ResoLvep, That the clty solicitor be Instructed to report on the Gth day of h{nrfh n'n ordmnx:ina requiring the placing ot water and gas supply pi| on Main street and Browdwnp; k& The councll then adjourned. b b e S C i Dz, West, Dentist, 14 Pearl street, 'Young man or woman, if you want big mopey for a small amount, ineure in the Marriage Fund and Mutual Trust Associ. sty ar Rapids, Towa, 15-3m, And Stlll Another. At a meeting of the Cantral Trades Aszembly yesterday afternoon a call was issued for a goneral mass meeting at the court house Friday night at 8 o'clock to nominate candidates for the various (flices to be elected at the coming eity election, —— Ve notice the Marrisge Fund, Mutual Trust Association, of Cedar Rapide, Iowa, highly spoken of in many of the leading papers of the state, ‘‘Money for the Un. warried” heads their adverticement in snother column of this paper, £5.3m e Shutting Down. The C. B, & Q. tralnson the H, & 8. were stopped Saturday evening be- youd Shenandoah—that 1s the ocom- y has hauled off the tralns to Ne- mk- Olty because it didn't pay to ron them, They will run as usual from Shenandoah to Charlton, — Clarinds News. The most brilllant shades ble, on all fabrics, are made by Dia- mond D; Unequalled for brillian- oy and durabllity. 10 ceats, M JAMES FRANEY, HOWE & SON, MERC 3ANT TAILOR, Artistic Work aud Reasonable Oravges. 872 Broadway. FURNITURE, STOVES and Household Supplies, 303 Broadway, E.STOCKERT:& C 11NNT 7A7 T ATTORNEYS AT LAW, James Biock. “n y Practioes in state and federal courts. pooeld I e it it Maou'f Fine Farntture, Upholstery goods nyCurtains and Window Shades, 309,B'way- J. B. HEATH, Hides, Pelts, Tallow and Grease, OBERNE, HOSICK & C0., Siirets "o 30 s BALED HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN, Eto., 114 North Main Street. SANITARIU ‘And bath house, 421 and 423 Broadway. L. Sov- erelgn, Prop., P. J. Montgomery, M. D., Phy. BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, No. 522, A- LAM B, Cor, B'l'l)lldlly 'and Sostt streets, WADE CARY, VETERINARY SURGEON, Oftice Bray's stable, No, 12 Scott street, HARRY LELAND, BROOKLYN MARKET, Cor. Eighth and Broadway. PERBONAL. M. Shloss, Des Moines, is at the Ogden. J. H. Hubbard, Chicago; and G. L. Richardson, Cincinnati, ate dinner at the Ogdean. | H. C. Watkinr, of Glenwood, signed Lis signature on the Ogden house register. L. L, Sclass, of New York, one of the traveling fraternity, 1s at the Ogden, Mres. 8, S, Dunoham and daughter, of Dunlap, are at the Ogden. John R. Hammell, of Milwaukee, s reglatered at the Pacific. L. H, Divine, of Omaha, writes his auto’ on the Pacific register. ‘W. F., Holend, of Westfield, Mass,, may be seen at the Ogden. J. P. Van Buskirk, of Aurors, can be found at the Ogden. Julius H. Tippert, Peoris, sits at the Pacific dining table, John W, Wilson, San Francisco, is stop- ping at the Ogden, The Leavitt minstrel ocmpany is regis- tered at the Ogden. John Ledwich, J. M. Smith, "Avocs, are at the Pacific, . G, M, Shank, of Marion, Ia,, ate dinue at the Pacific, F. E, FreJerick, of Albany, N. Y., is at the Ogden, Ben J. Kershaw, of Philadelphia, stops at the Ogden, Henry Simon, New York, is registered at the Ogden, R. J. Ballard, of Kansas Uity, dined at the Pacific, | V. Farnsworth, from Boone, dined at the Ogden, F. M. Blackman, from DeKaulb, Iil, at the Ogden. J. O, Swan,{Chicago, registered at the Pacifie. W. H. Moyers, Sioux Oity, is at the Pacifio, L. L, Lush, Randolph, Ia, is atthe Pacific, H, Ochler, Earlville, stops at the Pa- cifis, ~A young fellow about town, who has been on a big drunk for eighteen days, was seen pawning his only best suit yes. terday, —_———— If you are mot married, write the Mar. riage Fund apd Mutual Trust Associa. ticm, Cedsr Rapids, Iows, for circulars explaining thg plan, 16-3m, 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 i bullding houses is that proposed and in operation by the Mercantile Loan, Trust and Improveraent company of ubis city. By investirg in shares in this institution, which 1is 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 & comfortable home for himself and family. In tak- inga certaln number of shares, at a certaln monthly payment, in a fow years a man ocan Own & house of his own for about 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 Oouncil Bluffs Their plans and system of loans will bear the most carefal scrutiny and exam- ination, and we have 0o hesitancy in pronouncing them reasonable and equitable, snd backed by gentlemen u? honor and integrity. As the com pany exists {t becomes at once an in. stitotion of valuo and credit to our clty and those who desire homes, Thelr president is T. A, Kirkland, vico prosident, Judge Peake; seo- retary, L R, Beery; treasurer, Col Boebe, and their office s in the base- ment of Shugart’s and McMahon's new block, corner First avenue and Pearl street iang7-1y 8. E. MAXON, AMOE X T N O T Oftice over savings baak, QOUNCIL BLUFFS, , - Town COUMNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL " NOTICES. al advertisements, suc Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Bo , will be insorted 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. 7 Pear] Btroet, ncar Broadway. NOTIOK. —8p Wants. "ANTED—Everybody in Council Blufts fo \o take Tirs Dun, 50 conte. per weok, do livered by carriors. Office, No-7 Pearl Btrost near Broadway. For Sale and Rent ve, F28-31 furnished room Fa1.8¢ JOR RENT—The desirable offices lately occu- pled by the boardof irade. Apply to Bush- nell & umAUEE. t 6LD BEES—1In packages of & hundred a$ fl;’ & packugo a Tik Bum offico, No, 7 Pearl stroet. o '—One large, nicely with closct, at 706 Mynst.r street, X office, most advantageously situated, offers ‘deek room in return for _seryices; gas, fuel, ofo., turnished. Adaress, “‘Office,” Bum office, Council Bluffa. P:m«)n AL—A girl of eighteen years, wi'h al ‘tho ordinary attractions, and & fw that are es to correspond with one ut any number may spply to 8 E T..Z,, Ogden Houee, City. extraordinary, wishe jenssming HEN any young lady hss more o stamps, lov er paper. envelopes, time and romance thaa she has u-e for, “A B, 0. Paxton House, Umahs, will sid in thiir deitru tion MBS, E. J. HARDING, M. D., Medical Electrician AND GYNECOLOGIST. thio Institution, Phila Graduate of Elect) del) Penna, Offloe Oor, Broadway & Blenn Ave, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. The trestuent of all leesses and patatal dit Boulties peculiar 40 femalca & specially. YHOS, OFFIORR. W, H. M. PUSNY, OFFICER & PUSET, Council Bluffs, Ia. Established, - =« 1866 Dealers in Forelg: §iandj{Domesticl Exchange nd home securities. D, EDMUNDSON, N, L SHUGARY, A, W.ATRENY, O presidont. . Vice-Pregt. Chaber. GITIZENS BANK Of Counoll Bluffs. Organsed under the laws of the State of Iowa Paid up capltal, Authorized capit 000 Interest pald on time dey . Drafte lssued on the principal citles of the United States and Kurope. . Bpecial attentlon given to collections and correspondence with prompt returns, . DIREOTORE, J.D.Edmandeon, K.L.Shugert, J. W, Wallace, J. W, Rodfer, 1, AW B, EWE A BANR. D, J. Moagher,—Oculist, Aurist, AND SPECIALIST, In Chronlc diseascs, offers hls services to all sf flicted with dises: f th) Eye, Ear, or Chronic diseases of any cter. arrants & cure lo ol Rheumatic affections. Can be cousulted l-ry lvnron st the Metropolitan hotel, L. EVERINGHAM & CO,, Ccmmission Merchants Ohlcago and Milwaukes, &m of Gaain, Beeds and Provisions. A Specialty of Fashionable and Durable SHOES& SLIPPERS AND THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES OONSISTENT WITH FIRS? CLASS G0CDS IS OUR CLAIM, PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE OUR NEW SPRINGSTOCK IN LIVES OF d Men's, . Boys', Girl's, Children's B0%s 430 SHOES We a8k the attention of the public, Our P placa s \WKUPERIOR | A UEIE IIRONT, And there ke 301 will aiways find us, Z. T LINDSEY & CO,, / 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, 1 West Side Square, Clarinda, BATH INSTITUTE, Bryant Street, one Door nor.h of Dohany's Ha'l, Thermo-Hlectric, Medicated and Sulphur Baths, For Iadies and gentlemen, These Baths are fully endo-sed by tho Medical Fraternity ag being an unfailiog auxiliary in_rec nt Colds, Rheumaiism, Neuralgia, Lumbago and many other ailments Besides, my wife, & compotent iay, wil attend ladica, F. M. LOUK WOOD, Propr. DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Successors to ERB & DUQUETTE), Wholesale Fruiters and Confectionars 16 and 18 Pearl-st., Council Bla¥s, Ia. M. GALLAGHER, CGCROCHEHRIHES New Store, Fresh Goods, Low Prices, Polita Attendants, = Door East of the Metropolitan Hotel, Lower Froadway PETER C. MILLER, W AL IP.AoP EE! AND WINDOW SHADES. PAINTING IN ALL I78 BRANCHES. FRESCOINGIN MODERN STYLES. wuif M.ANR2S North main Street. TITLE ABSTRAGCT OFFICE oF. WA, 5 R T X EC I &n & O Lands and ots Bougnt ‘and Sold. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS. QUNCIL BLUFFS - - - - = = lfl\'iA_ M. T. DAVIS, Puesident. N. B. EASTON, Secy. .'J, 0. HOFFMAN, Vico Pres. C. HULBURT, Adjuster, MUTUAL IOWA STOCK INSURANCE CO. Insures Live f tock Against Loss b THEFT OR DEATH. Office, 103 Pearl Street, COUNOIL BLUFFS, - - IOWA. The only company in Towa that will insure your stock againat losa from any cause whatever. Owners of Stock will consult their own interest i, when insuring their Stock, tney licy includes all the losses they may hay with nothing less, For further iuformaticn cail on or address B L. SMITH, Local Agent, - - = = - - No. 9 Main Btreet, -MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN EEAIXR GOODS 837 Broadway, Oouncil Bluffs, Iowa. Shugart Implement Co., i COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - - - . - IOWA “GENLRAL AGENIS FOR THE FARMER'S FRIEND PLANTER AND TAIT CHECK ROWER, BUCHANAN WAGON, OTTAWA CYLINDER SHELLER, OLDS WAGON, STAR HAND SHELLER, oy COATES RAKE, NICHOLS & SHEPARD ’l'l][}ESli R HUBER REVOLVING RAKE, EVANS TRIPLE HARROW, GO! SEEDER, HENNEY BUGGIES, TIGI}HIA(%LglVIATdE SPRING WAGONS, ETC., ETC. 113 and 115 Main Street,” Hngines, Boilers, Oastings, Repairs and MACHINERY. st s 1o JONN GILBERT, Ky, Corner fob 1071