Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 2, 1883, Page 6

— THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS {0WA FRIDAY MARCH 2 The Daily Bee COUNCIL BLUFFS. Fridav Morning, March 2, Office: No. 7 Pearl Btreet, Near roadway. Bome one always in the office, MINOR MENTIONS, —8ee Joseph Relter's spring styles. —Mr, D. N, Heister, who has been ill Iately, we are glad to hear is much better wow, —~Weighmaster Honn was showing us yosterday the method of testing scales with the United States government test, Tt works like a charm, —An honest fellow on a load of corn in- formed us that the roads were so bad that it took three horses to haul in twenty.five bushels, Thirty-eight cents was what he got for it, —Edward Smith, of Elliot, Montgom- ery county, and Flora K. Bauer, of Gris- wold, Oaes county, revistered in the mar- riage license book at the court house yes- terday. —BState Treasurer Conger has given no- tice that all outstanding state warrants to number 4,700 will be paid on presentation, No interest will be allowed on the said ‘warrants after March 31, 1883, —Aldermen Eicher and Woods left for Towa City this morning to attend the state road meeting to be held there to-day and to-morrow, Street Commissioner Avery proceeded there a day or two ago, —We understand from Mr. Rose, of The United States Monthly, that every town along the Missouri will be vikited in the interest of that journal before January 1at, and a circulation of 100,000 copies will be reached, —Hon. W, H. Davir, formerly a law- yer of this city, of the firm of Mynster, Balter & Davis, is in London, Evg,, from whence he sends copies of The Daily News, Charles Dicken«’ old paper, to his friend, W. R, Vaughan. The old friends of Mr, Dayis will be pleased to know that he has “‘made a stake” in Texas building railroads, —Who is “‘Col, Pusenbury?” A man is out in a card in The Globe claiming to be the individual, A lion’s skin would not cover up that ass. The ears are bound to protrude. If we had not drawn his por- tralt correctly, why did he recognize it so promptly? Where is the cloth peddler with the thief dodge? Has he more sense than the swindling au ctioneer? If not, it is in order for The Globe to publish his card, Yesterday we had a very pleasant call from Hon, W. H, Morris, of Crete, Neb,, snd wife., Sixteen years ago Mr. Morris landed here in the Bluffe, from whence he went to Omaha, and later to Crete, He relatos tome incidents of life here at that time, Wooden shanties then stood where are now some of the proudest structures in the city, and instead of town clock a wigantic mule used to stand on the hill and ‘wake up the sleepy Bluffers with his na- tive song, Mr, C, W, Rose, of the U. 8, Monthly company, avd an old friend of Mr, Plerce, of Tun Bxs, called on us yesterdsy. He is canvassing the ocounty in the interest of his ‘magasine, A. H, Livingston, of Missouri Valley, took In the G. A. R, Wednesday evening, and dropped into THx Bxm office next morning and subscribed for the daily. A party ot Neola people at the Ogden include H. MMendel, H. J. Shierbrook, Wm, McDonald and O, M, Witt—all “pood men and true.” Neola was represented at the Pacific on yesterday by G, N. Remington, J, M. Gallup and Tim Foley. B. Newman, Omaha, 18 over on a visit to the sister city, aad registered at the Ogden, L. Webster writes » handsome old Eng- lish script on the Pacific register, T, E. Dawson and wife and C, McEn- tee, Chioago, at the Pacific, X.P, Cadwell, of Logan, Ia,, isto be found at the Pacific. O, W. Brown, at the Ogden, is from Battle Creek, Mich. C. G, Howard, from Red Oak, ate din- ner at the Ogden, E, M. Lom, of Oarson, is in the city, at the Pacifie, Fremont Bevjamin, Avocs, can be feund at the Pacific. W, H. Bolse, New York, is to be found t the Ogden. James G, Day, from Sidney can be seen at the Ogden. J. T. Hinckly, Ashland, Neb., dined at the Pacific. A, Wallenstein, of Cincinnati, eats at the Ogden. ¥, N, Merrill, of Milwaukee, is at the | ted, Pacific, ‘W. O, Watts, Huntaville, 111, is at the Pacific, G. R, Phillips is at the Ogden from Chicago, 3 H, B, Lander, of Chicago, is at the Og- den, Tue Flay. The Pathfinders did not find a very large house last night. To put it mildly, it waa slim. While there may have been, and in fact there were, some creditable performances, notably the cornet playing and some of the singing, yet on the whole it was not a ‘suocess. ‘We hope we can go to hear atroupe before longin Council Bluffs that is not just on the border land of varlety, and does not drag inall the gobwebbed negro minstrel jokes and Tully of an- uity. “qfluzl there are people in this city vl»vll{p to hear somethlng of & different nature, and why not bring such troops here! A mere farcloal plece of buffonery may, as the prince drams says, ‘‘pat on ‘:om q:-n'l:t{ P " bl who wants to hearit! Let -hnnm. THE CAMPFIRE. What the Boys Did at Bloom & Nix- on's Hall. By half-past eight Rloom & Nixon's hall was pretty well filled with the ancient veterans, their wives and fam- ilies, and the hilarity of the eveniny was Inaugurated. By speclal invitatlon a very re- spectable squad, we mean in quality as well as number, was present from the post at Missourl Valley, where, a short time since, a delegation from this clty were so royally enter- tained. In connectlon with this subject we were Informed by old members of the G. A. R. that usually their assem biles were open to all, but that they reserved the inher- ent right of glving select parties when they chose. This last party was one of thelr select ones and, eo sald the boys, there was no ground for the dissatisfactlon reported by contemporary, and farther, that the said dissatisfaction was In their opln- ion somewhat apocryphal. Com- mander Lindt called the meeting to order and summoned Comrades Sapp, Daily and Plerce, of this oity, and Arndt, of Missourl Valley, to come forward, sit on the platform and be gazed at, Comrade Arndt led off In mn en- thusiastio addre hort, sharp, and pithy; Col. Sapp followed in his hap plest vein of oratory; Plerce of Tak Bk kept the ball rolling with his ac- customed force, and Comrade Daily gave the finishing volley. Maalc by Prof. Davis was interspersed betwecn the forensic efforts, Then the dancing commenced, and a gsy Terpeichorean feast waa gone through. The old vet- erafia showed that their feot had nt been entirely used up in the marches down south, Whlle the wives and daughter were as the nymphs of Diana 20UAYE DRILL was gone through with in not quite so good style as when the rebel flag atil waned at Richmond. Skirmishing was next, and a clearanoce of the lobby by a charge at the polint of the bayonet was the thrilling event of the evening, Up In the gallery the ARMY BEAN was being devoured ad libitum, and coffee so strong that Hercules would have found it hard to tackle was fuor- nished Te Bke local who strajed up there. We told the walter, after trying it, that we thought we had grounds for complaint against the G. A, R., and came near belng dram-head court- martialed fer it. A glant Bolegna was rigged up on wheels, made from a couple of taruips, in the centre of the table. It was lnfi;unhly “Whistlig Dick” or “‘Lady Davls,” and the sorties, skirm- ishes and battle that tock place over that ptace of artillery were as exciting a8 _}:ou in the field, o LADIES, GOD BLESS 'EM, were untiring at the table, and on the waxed floor. And the dreary march, the weary hospital, and even the loathsome prison pen, we fancy many & soldier shought, were not suffered in vain for the comforts of home agaln, and the joy of having dear faces once more around him, —_————— Notioe, I expected to hold a mass meeting of the people In the Interest of an | Larcen: ‘“4mprovement tloket,” on Thursday night, bat it is gmlpnnod to Baturday night, March 3d. We' want to see 2, people at the meeting at the court house, ed, W. R Vavenar, Young man or woman, if you want money for a small amount, insure in the M.IrrL&dFund and Mutual Trust Associ- ation, lar Rapids, Towa, CITY CAsH. The Auditor’s Report, Monday night the following report will be given to the clty councll at thelr regular meeting: To the Honrable Meyor and City Ceuncil, Coun- cil, Councll Blufts: GeNTLEMEN— I herowith submit the following report of clty warrants is- sued during the monih of February, 1883, and the total amount of war- rants lssued by order ol present couu- oll, vis: For February. Tot'l Issue General fund war'nts, 83,827.20 $47,789,37 Police Y L) 570.50 10,826,11 Total.oeseiosionsss 4,307.30 58,065,48 I also report bills audited and al- lowed as follows: Total by For February, This Counc'l .8 288,55 $12,506.19 | Assault to kill, 243,59 8'994.76 | Committing nuisunce 99776 112 7 23 | usanity.. . bod 59 b,443,82 | Resisting officers. ... . 677.656 7.560.11 | Ditching railway wrain. Printiog .. 8800 1,081 45 | Using profune and obscene language. . City enginoer's office, 10688 1,105 11 | Maliclous mischief......... ... 1 Vu‘-, . 27.00 1,228 95 | Incorrigible boys......... . 6347 7871418 5“"?{’ to Np(')rtl utagion. . 124, b rueity to animals.... L1 _6' ”_” Peddling without license. kel et esiadana $4,711.64 $58,625.00 Sh All of which is rufoouu!ly:lubmlt— . A, BURke, Driving over hose. Olty Auditor, For SaLe—At a bargaln, two cheese vats and fixtures, Address 2,304, COouncll Bluffs, Towa. feb27-tf Ve notice the Mar Fund, Mutual Trust Association, of lhvldll Towa, highly spoken of in many of the ing papers of the state, ‘‘Money for the Un. married” heads their advertisement in 5.8m snother column of this paper, Notioe. I expected to hold & mass meeting of the people in the Interest of an ‘“‘lmprovement ticket,” on Tharsday night, bat it is postponed to Saturday night, March 3d. We want to see 2,000 people at the meeting at the court house, Sigaed, W. R, Vavauaxs, —_——— . Fourth Ward Republican Caucus. The republicans of the Fourth ward will meet {n caucus In the clerk's office in the court house this (Friday) even ing, March 2ad, at 7:30, for the pur- use of selecting a candidate for al. lorman in that ward. By order of the republican central committee. Joux W, Barp, Ohairman, WORKINGMEN'S PLATFORM. ‘What They Say About It. The following is the platform form- lated by the Central Trades assembly, upon which they lntend to enter the aldermanic contest, We underatand that it has been adopted by that body and endorsed by the trades union or. ganizations: To reform the existing evils of our olty government, we, workingmen of the city of Council Bluffs, pledge to the people the following measures: 1. The strict enforcement of all ex- Isting laws and ordinances for the pro- tection of life and property. 2. The purification of the police and other departmenta of the city govern- ment that lawlessness and vice may be exterminated and punished. 3. The abolition of the contract ays tem on clty improvemeuts: 4 Fall accountability of all pablic servants for faithfal performance of dutler, 6 Improvementa In tho strects and avenucs as speedily as ths revennes will allow, at the cxpente of the city. 6 Sufticlent compensation to publi servants, and all foes of office deposit ed to the city’s credit. 7. A license law for the regulation of the traffic in Jiquor of not less than $800 per annum The above atatement of princlples we submitted to a great number of both parties about the city yesterday with & view of gotting general expres— elons of oplnion apon it. Most of those spoken to thought the platform *all right;" in fact but one man with whom we talked was out and out sgainst it, Nearly every one, how- evor, waa anxious about the ticket to bo put upon the platfors “What kina of men wiil the labor ing mon put up?”’ was the commonest query. The refusal of Shagart to ran, as announced in yesterday's Beg, created some wonder as to what woald be done in the matter. Mr. Baird, chairman of the republican city central commis- tee, upon befig asked what was to be done, answered that the central com mittee would hold a wmeeting, and if neccessary auoiber cazcuns would be called. ““What do you think of that plat- form?”’ we asked, holding it out to him, ““Well,” said he after reading it, I don’t belong to their crowd. The platform appears to be all correct.” Mr. Tulleys, of Burnham & Tulleys hearti'y approved the movement, Justioe Schurz gave usa breezy ar- guwent on the principle of high li- cense, claiming that it was a cruesde againat the poor man and that the rich saloons were really more dangerous than the others. Io general there was a deep cou- cern to know what the workingmen would do to-night-—and a considerable D 15-8m, T breath holding until that event, OUR POLICE FORCE. What Thev Have Been Dclng the Past Year and Month. Ohief of Police Field has presented his monthly report to Mayor Bowman for the month of February, showing arrests made during the month as fol- ows: Carrysng concesled weapons Keepiog saloon open on Sunday ‘V,Ill lous mischief ‘AGrancy...... Obtaining goods under false pretenses, Burglary. ... B . Sheoting on ti Making & nu Peddling wit esertiol Gambling. Common carrier without lice Keeping house of prostitution. . Total........ PRRReN | 4 The following is & statement of the arrests made during the year ending Fobraary 29, 1883: Intoxication, .. Disturbiug the peao Assault aud battery Larceny. : Keeping houses of prostitution Tmmoderste driving. [ raisim sa st pa s e i 00 03 s s ba e e b IR annnn ........ Defrauding hotel keepers, Carrving concealed wea,.ov: Gambling . ans Keeping eal Keeing saloon pen after how Obtaining goods by false pretense Lewd and indecent conduct. ghm:(ng on the streef urglary. Violating comwon carriers ordinanc Assault todo great bodily injury - - ez E T asReaoNe Embhezzlement .... . Obstructing street. Assault to commit rape Runawa; Bigamy 1 Personating an officer 1 Seduction. 2 Y a e (2ahhsh s phvstnthassans 1,140 It will be seen by the above that the justice force has not been at all idle, and in spite of criticism, how easy it 1s to find fanlt, we think the police of Council Bluffs an ornament and pride to the city. COMMYUNICATED. The President of the Trades Assem- bly ‘Speaks. To the Editor of The Bee: A few words with Mr, please, There is no such colluslon as you infer, and yon know it. Yon forced Morgan, yoer advice upon our organization and threatened us with this attack for silly reasons. Workingmen have ability enough for managing thelr own affalrs, DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. GENERAL MERG!!ANb]SE. Jofl" BENO & Go.. 18 Main Street and 17 Pearl S'rm\t.« J. M_BARSTOW, M. D.. c. oot oo s DR. J. F. WHITE, ", 5 Wiiow Avemun. "- SGHURZ' Oise Ktibe JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, February 16th, over American Exproes. s s WAGNE LIVERY AND FEED. WILL CONTRACT " WUy J. M. ST. JOHN & GO, CASH BUYERS, Who esale butter, eggs, ponitry and froft. Ship to us. Draft by return mafl, 316 Broadway. H. PETHYBRIDGE, it vy vy C. F. SMITH. CONTRAOTOR AND BUILDER, Cor. 7th and Broadway, Plans and epecifications furnished’ W. W. SHERMAN, himmramses it JAMES FRANEY, HOWE & SUN, FURNITgffifiih.fiz%‘n’:f;v:.nd:sozi Broadway, LINDT. & HART, Aonrion it il E. STOCKERT &0 X BERNE, HOSIGK & 00, i i shanst s 0 B HERTH, > e 3 Ot s i st SANITARIUM A. LAMB, WADE CARY, HARRY LELAND, P.J. MERCHANT TAILOR, Artistic Work and Roasouable Onarges. 872 Broadway. Manu'f Fine Farniture, Upholstery goods Curtains and Window Shades, 309,B'way- And bath house, 421 and 423 Broadway. L. Sov- ercign, Prop., P. J. Montgomery, M. D., Phy. BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, No. 522, Cor. Broadway and Soott streets, VETERINARY Bray’s stable, SURGEON, Offics No, 12 Scott atrect, BROOKLYN MARKETY, Cor. Eighth and Broadway. LU Manuf’ of HORSE COLLARS, Trade aup- y plied, 8th St., between 6:h and 7:h Av h SPECIAL NOTICE. TO CONSUMERS OF WATER. The C uncil Blufs City Waterworks Company herehy announces, that 1t will put in Service Pipen to the curb of the street on thie lino of its mains for all parties who e sire to have connecti ns made with the street mains before the Waterworks re ocom- pleted, and who will make application therefor to the company % BEFORE APRIL 1, 1883, at the folowiog pricee, payable ia advance: 4 Inch Service Pipe... Prepe— ...13 00 1 . 5 These prices include the cost of opening and clcsing the treet, tapping the street water main, furnishig and InBerting corsoration o-ck, Jarnishing and puttivg In ¢cirh StTong load Soraiee pipe, furri-hfax and putting in curb stcp, stcp box ana cover complete, anc meki g all necesasry con no:tions betwoen the street wain aud the curb of the mircet which are about one-half the cost to the consumer ot doing the same work after 4k e waterworky are completed. In viewof the contemplatod paving of certain strests in the city, parties are recommended to make application fmmedia ely at the offics of the company, o 238 PEHARL STREBRT, n order to save the necessity aud avold the ingreased exponso of breaking up the street atter paving has been done. HARRY BIRKINBINE, Hngineer. ml-dtf Council Bluffs, Feb, 26, 1883, and they have concluded that thelr work s needed at the polls as well as in the shope, If they caunot ;nominate better men with better principie than their opponents, they should and would be deofeated. The moral and religious interests of society are left out of all consideration by the old partics, judg- ing from the nominations. Finally, workingmen are able to take care of thelr {nterests and will conduct their political affalrs without the interzention of professional poll- [COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—Special advertiscments, suc Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sals, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, ete., will bo inserted in this column a% the ow rateof TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertlon and FIVE CENTR PER LINE for esch subsequent insertion Loave adv ertisements st our office, No. 7 Pearl Stree, ncar Broadway. Wants. €000~ = 10— s 79| totans e K dy in Councll Biuffa fo (Signed) Jonx 8. B, CoGGESHALL, , 20 cents per week, dv ———— Oftice, No 7 Pearl Stroot Our New Loan and Improvement Uo ilnvuhigrtlon into the matter con- vinces us that one of the most equita- = ble, reasonable and foasiblo plaus of | 'R i tor vasn sni wife, fursianci_or i bullding houses is that proposed and | turnished 928 Third Avenue, v in operation by the Mercantile Loan, rS Trust and Improvement company of F ‘with closet, OR RENT—The desirable offices lately occu- ‘uhis city. By investirg in shares in thia institution, which s backed by lod by the board of trade. Apply to Bush- néll;nmkuu. e o some of our best and most rellable business men, it becomes possible and LD BEES comparatively easy for a man of mod- a packa, erate mesns to secure a comfortable | street. - ; e homwe for himself and family, In tak- N ofloe, DS AATRRIEROUBLY & HiASC, OTT8re ings certaiu number of shares, st a Ayion "kf.“};’;:,""5o&T\",,"“"fi}‘.“‘s":‘x‘:i: certaln mouthly payment, in a fow For Sale and Rent ne 3 ly turnished roem #t 706 Mynstcr street. F21-8 0 packeges of & hundred at 260 ' "Tun Bun oftico, No. Pearl |years & man can own a house| of his own for about the sams as I)lll;fi‘m"u-—lt érl “z‘( ;ly’emih‘:'h;l ractions W fow that ho pays monthly for rent. We | Giraordinary, wishes to correspond with one believe the Mercantile Loan and Trust | youns man, bat aoy number may app!y to t a0 company, by organizing and opening MONR.Z..%., Opdsg Hovaw, Gliy up for business, having filled a long felt want in Council Bluffs. Thelr plans and system of loans will bear the most careful scrutiny and exam- ination, and we have no-hesitanoy in pronouncing them reasonable and e?ul!lbl-, and backed by gentlemen of honor and Integrity, As the com pany exists it becomes at once an in- stitution of value and credit to our clity 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 oftice 1s in the base- ment of Shugart’s and MoMahon’s new block, corner First avenue and Pear] street jan27-1y HEN any young lady hss more postage stamps, lot er paper, envelopes, time and romance tha she has use for, ““A 'K, C." Paxton House, Omaba, will aid in their destru tion EWE AN BEAX. Dr. J, Meagher,—0culist, Aurist. AND BPECIALIST. in Chronic diseases, offers hls services to all af filoted with diseases of th Eye, Ear, or Chronic diseases of any character. Warrants cure In a1 Rheumatic affectivns Can be consulted b, rl-m at the Metropolitan hotel, owa. mail or in Council Bl 1.D. NDMUNDAON, B, L BHUGART, A, W. STAXY, Prosident. Vice-Pres't. Oashior, CITIZENS BANK Of Council Bluffs. Organized under the laws of the Stao of Iowa Pald up capltal Authortzed capi Interest pald on tin on the principal citios Europe. Bpecial attention given to collections and correspondence with prompt roturas, YO8, OFFIONR, W. B M. PUSNY. OFFICER & PUSEY, BA NE RS, 0,000 Iswne Btates anc o dep of the Unite Council BluffR, I8 |.nmemuce. 3ommn 22 Establlshed; s 4 Jj@mA| < ANIMEN G g h& T EDWIN J. ABBOTF Justice of «:® Peae and ~otary Public, od_homae securities. S. E. MAXON, ANRORIT B OXT. Office over savinge bank, OOUNOIL BLUFFS, . . Dealors 1n Forelgn and Domestlo Exchange Tows "zn.wn OWUTES RAKE, iORHAM 5F TIGER CULTIVATOR +6Broadway, Council Bluffs. | ™ X..A I K E - A Specialty of Fashionable and Durable SHOES& SLIPPERS AND THE LOWEST POSS/BLE PRICES CONSISTENT WITH FIRS? OLASS G00DS IS OUR OLAIN, PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE OUR NEWEPRINGSTOCK IN LINES OF Men's, Boys', Girl's, Children's BOOTS AND SHOES, We ask the attention of the public, place is AT TEE EFIRONT, And there is where you will always flud us. Z. T LINDSEY & CO,, 412 Broadway, Cotincil Bluffs Weet Slde Squ’are, Clarinda, i } IOWA. Our BATH INSTITUTE, ‘Tharmo-Blectric, Medicated and Sulphur Bathe. For ladion and gentlemon, These Baths are tully endorsed by the Medical Fraternity as being am unfail iiiary in rec nt Cotds, Rheumaism, Neuralgia, Lumbago and many other ailmente Besides, my wife, a competent lady, will attend adies, F. M. LOGKW}OUD, Propr. DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., Successors to ERB & DUQUETTE), Who'esale Frarters and Confoctiouers 6 and 18 Pearl-st., Council Blu s, Ia. R. S. COLE &.CO., MANUFACTURERS AND DFALERS IN ALL THE MOST IM ROVED KINDS OF LIGHTNING RODS & ORNAMENTS, Aiso Wood and Iron PU M PS, Wood Tubing s d Gas Pipe aud Pumo rixtures, for both Wood i d Iron Pumps. - Orders wi | receive p ompt astenticn. No. 604 8. uth Main Street COUNCIL ELUF¥S, - 2 . - TOWA. “15-e0d:t8 1 Broadway Steam Laundry ! 724 WEST BROADWAY, A. C.LARSON, Proprietor. LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY, T TITLE ABSTRADT b alg)gEYI"l‘(? I/OsAN Afl?l% NOTARIES PUBLIC AND OUNCIL BLUFFS C M. T. DAVIS, President. N.vll‘ EASTON, Secy. J. 0. HOFFMAN, Vice Pros. C. HULBYRT, .'Adjulyver. MUTUAL IOWA STGCK INSURANGE GO, Insutes Live ! tock Against Loss by THEFT OR DEATH. Offics, 103 Penrl ! treot, E COUNOIL BLUFFS, - - IOWA, i nly eompaoy in Towa that will insure youratock againet lorx from uny cause whatever, < wncrs of Stock will consult their own interest if, when insuring the L b S th poliey includes wid sa isticd with nothing less. 1 cail on or address fice, No 9 Main Str-et, mowt, _OFFICE %Emand 8old. CONVEYANCERS, - - U IOWA ki For fuither inforu 5§ AYHC AR SRR B. L. SMITH, Local Ag ~ MRS.D, A BENEDICT, E AXLTR G OO OCOID 837 Broadway, Council Bluffs {owa, HE] Shugart Implement Co., COUNYIL BLUFFS, - - - - - . [OWA, GENERAL AGENDS FOR THE FARMER'S FRIEND PLANTER AND TAIT CHECK ROWER. BUQYANAN WAGON, OTTAWA CYLINDER SHELLER, OLIB WAGON, STAR HAND SHELLER, NICHOLS & SHEPARD THRESH'R EVANS TRIPLE HARROW, H NEY Bl 1ES, SPRING WAGONS, ETC., ETC, 113 and 115 ilain Street,? w BER REVOLVING RAKE, ER, For Hngines, Boilers, Oastings, Repairs and MACHINERY. fend Orders to JOHN GILBERT, Manofacturer s Btreet and 54b Avenue, Oouncll Bluffs, Prompt sttention to ceders, Workmanship aod Beasonable chatgen. Mo fteb 10 7