Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 3, 1883, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE ~COUNCIL BLUFFS iOWA SATURDAY MAKCH 3 The Daily Bee GOUNCIL BLUFFS. Baturdav Morning, March 3 |l R T [— i Ofce: No. 7 Pearl Street, Near | roadway. o Bome one always in the office. MINOR MENTIONS, ~—Mud, mud, mud, —8ee Joseph Rel spring styles, —Adolph Beel and Peter Krucht are wanted at the police court for selling wine and beer contrary to ordinance, ~The flood of Indian creek has subsided and the street car horses are no longer obliged go swim to the C. & N, W, depot. ; —Tye Bee will be found for sale on all the outgoing trains in the morning, satis- factory arrangements haviag been made to that effect, ~—Gentle spring has arrived, and so0 has the man with soap warranted to wash the spots ont of anything but a politician’s character, —Tom[and Nellie Drisocll, of ill fame notoriety, were said yesteadny to have “‘skipped,” pendiug their trial in the police court, —Marbles are coming out as the spring A weather appears, and we heard one boy { whisper to a chum that he thought he should get his kite fixed up by Sunday, —1In another place will be observed a list of church notices. We shall be glad | if any of the pastors or laymen will lot us 4 know of any special service or any correc- N tion to be made in the list given, —Those having nice clothes should be a little careful just now in mot getting too b near moving teams, as they will be very apt to receive an ornamentation more con- spicuous than desirable, —A land selide ocourred a few days ago on Willow avenue, where teams have been getting dirt to fill the different grades. The face of the Bluffs now showing a perpendi- culsr height of nearly 200 feet. i ~—Yesterday afternoon munioipal affairs 4 ‘were the theme of the street corners. 5 Dodgers announcing & mass meeting by i W. R. Vaughan provoked considerable o talk, and what would be done in the even- b ing was the constant query. pi —Ducks were shot in considerable num- bers yesterday down on the Missouri —— prose to be surprised and robbed on the principal thoroughfare of Council Bluffs at 10:30 o'clock in tho evening. He was sensible in quitting ahead of tho “game,” anyhow. —Shenandoah Republican, —Tn the case of Tooley va. Curtis, in the cirenit court, the jury gave a verdict for 825 in favor of the plaintiff. —James Sullivan hes been talking to Arabella Van Scoyt on the matrimonial question, and the upstart of the matter is o license to marry issued by the county clerk yesterday, —Travel over the River road la rather light just now, owing to floods, causing uncertainty as to the time of reaching des- tination, but fa a short time will get down to steady work, ~8ome girls on lower Main street were haying lots cf fun yesterday morning with a victim named Dan. The poor fellow had reeeived baptism from a pot of paint, but he took it all good-naturedly, —Rev, A. McMukin preaches to-mor- row night at the Presbyterian church, at 7:30 p. m., on “The Medical Aspect of the Temperance Question,” The sermon is delivered by request of many citizens of the city. Considering the present agita" tion of this subject, and the known ability and the eloquence of the speaker, a large attendance will, without doubt, be pres- ent, MUSTERED OUT. Talk With a Discharged U, 8. Regular, Indian Warfare in the Moun- tains and Barrack Life in Utah, ‘We met at the transfer this week a sinewey man, unmistakably Scandira- vian in countensnce, who wore the regulation blue of the U. 8, army. He was standing, whon first we saw him, in the main cosridor, ereot, with the precise military bearing of the drill ground, contrasting strongly with the various stooping, beoding postures of the crowd about him, Strolling up to this ivflexible statue we ventured to inquire if he were sta- tloned at Fort Omaha. *'Oh, no,” said he in good English tongue with a faint smack of the Norsk accent. “I am just In from Utah.” fiats. They were chiefly of the pin-tail varioty, Geme have been seon going north for some days, but some of them hi since been seen sailing toward the gulf, ~—Some of the Scandinavium women down in the lower part of town have been i having a disturbance, Jennie Jensen, the # cause of the riot, is as Chief Field says, & i ; little cracked. A warrant for the arrest of Jennie was issued, and she will appear in * the police court to make response, % —The case of Richards ve. the C. M. & R 8t. P, R. R, engaged the attention of the circuit ocourt yesterday, The court in- formed us that an adjournment would }‘ peobably be taken to-day, there being no more business to do. The court meets next in Jeflerson county, ~*T want all the saloons in Counoil Bluffs that can come here,” said a saloon .. keeper in one of the large brick saloons on ! Broadway- ““I don't care if we have 150 saloons here, I'm not afrald of the poor | man's saloon hurting me. That's the way Tothink and that's the way I will vote,” —Another minstrel and varioty show is ity to play here Monday night, the ‘‘Squatter ( Soverignty” company, To judge from the show bills around town, is simply a Bowery boy farce transplated to Iowa, Those who '{ like that kind of shows w.ll attend, Fur- ¥ ther remsark is unnecssary, ““ b A —E. M. Galligsn, of this city, member of Linooln Post, G. A, R,, and an old subscriber of THE Ben, called in to see us, He was one of the crew of the war steam- i or Essex, Commodore Porter comman ler, i the first to enter New (Ouleans from the 4 west in 1662, Ho intends visiting Dakota in a few days. —Wae wonder if any of our readers have ever remarked the expression of confirmed ‘melancholy that sits upon the cadaverous foatures of the disembowelled mackerel who is shoved in all his shivering naked- ness out upon the street as a spectacle for the passersby, How any one can ever summon the nerve to eat the wretched fel- low afer beholding his misery, is more than ever we could guess, —Conversation between the citizens of Council Bluffs. *Hello John, I thought you had the contract for that cornice work but T seo these are not your men at work -~ there.” John, ““Oh no, the parties thought they would rather give it toan Omaha party at higher figures. “Ob, Iseo the | | “foreign” business is only a get off and ! only tobe carried out in trying to brow- beat » “foreign” paper.” \ —Up in Dautch hollow the doge are } growing to be such & pest that it is dan. gerous to venture up in those secluded precinots, Yesterdsy a lady driving o . horse to a light buggy came very near be. ing the victim of a runaway from their attack, A gentleman who has had con. siderable trouble with these uncontrolable canines emptied the contents of a revolver at them yesterdsy, but there were no deaths. ~—Chairman Baird stopped us yesterday morning on Main street, *‘I've got it,” said be. We hastened to assure him we hadn't sny doubt on the subject, *‘I mean the alderman for the Fourth ward,” be continued. *'Of course,” we assented. “I have telegraphed back to Ohio for man who will run; they never refuse. However, if Ohio can’t get here on account of the floods, I have sent an advisory dis. patch to the nest of office-seekers down at Keokuk. We'll get there—no mistake— ta, ta,” and he vavished. ~A fellow who evidently had not seen much of life, entered & gambling house in Council Bluffs last Saturday night, and wucoeeded in getting away with the *‘tiger” to the extent of 8360, He pocketed his ‘wealth, pulled his gun, and marched down through the middle of Broadway to a ho- tel, where be deposited the wealth, after be put sway the “‘pop” and breathed easier, No doubt jthe man had never seen that much money before, and he did not pros “‘Where are you ordered to report?” “Woll,” sald he with a smile, “T don't have any one but myself to re- port to now.” He went on, in answer to our Inquir- lea to say that he was a private of the Bixth infantry, had served his full time out and was now enroute to Leavenworth, Kas,, where he had friends and hoped to get employment,. He had been out in Utah for two years and had some thrilling storles, told In simple Hans Ohristian Ander- sen way of mountain life and Indian service, His regiment was ordered up into the lava bed country after the captare of Oaptaln Jack and disper- sion of his band of Modoos. Dauring the stormy times following when the Indians refused to go on reserva- tlon appolnted by the United he In com- NStatea J‘nvunlmnt, P‘hlxo wit s squad of six was statloned to guard some provisions. A demonstration was made by some redskins in ambush to entice the squad off and a company of squa made a rush for the commissary. O of them was bayonetted and as she fell caught with her teeth our soldier’s lez and inflioted a bite of which a deep scar s witness to-day, Once in the mountains of Oalifor- nia s detail of ten men, he of the number, were caught out in the storm and two frozon to death. He says he has had enough of soldiering for one life and will settle down to the pur- sults of the clvillan, Young man or woman, if you want big money for a amall amount, Insure in the M Fund and Mutual Trust Associ. ation, Cedar Raplds, Tows, 15-3m, For SALE—At a bargaln, two cheese vats and fixtu Address 2,304, Councll Bluffs, Towa. fob27-tf CHURCH NOTIOHS. Barrist CHuRcH —Northeast corner of South Sixth and First avenue, Bervices every Sundav at 10:30a. m, and 7:30 p, m. Sabbath school at 12m, Rev. J. G, men, pastor, OatioLIC CHURCH—Pearl street south of Willow avenue. Maes at 7, 8, and 9 », m, High mass and preaching at 10:80, Sunday school at 2 p. m,and vespers at 8:30, Rev. B, P. MoMenomy, pastor, PRESBYTERIAN OHUROM - Northeast cor- ner South Seventh street and Willow ave- nue, Morning servioes, ; evening, 7.80. Sunday school at 22 m. Young people's meeting Sunday eveuing, 6:30. Rev. H. McMukin, pastor. Broanwar M, E. Ouurcs — Corner Broadway and South First street. Ser. vices at 10:30 ». m,, 7:30 p. m, Sunday school, 12 m, Rev. Armstrong pastor, CoNoRkGATIONAL OHURCH —Southwest corner Sixthst,, Jand Seventh ave, Services Sunday morning at 11:30; evening servioe at 7:0; Sunday echool at 12:00; young peo- 81;‘ meeting Sabbath evening 0:45, Rev, rus Hamlin, pastor. Erscoral Cruron—West side Pearl south of Willow ave, Services at 10:30 a, m. and 7:30 p, m.; Sunday school 12 m, Rey, Thomas J, Mackay, pastor, + B Mass Moetiog. Be at the mass meeting to-night at the court house. No man must be elected unless he Is In favor of “lm- provements,’ i SRS ‘Venotice the Mar Fund, Mutual Trust Association, of O Rapids, Iowa, highly spoksn of in many of the leading papers of the atate. “Money for tho U warried” heads their sdvertisement in another column of this vaper, £5.8m Mass Meeoting. Bo at the maes mecting to-night at the court house, No man must be eleoted unleas be Is In favor of “‘im. provements,” 1f you are not married, write the Mar. risge Fund and Mutual Trust Associa. tion, Cedsr Rapids, Tows, for circulars explaining the plan. f5:3, e D i O ver Bores, Tottor, on'-'!:m Hards, b DOIEN (. e 8% 95, ruptom, et Ive -&nflo- ¥ ith lflll:uto m unde i, e 25 oents per |*cx, l'o'v’-h by O WORKINGMEN'S MEETING. Large Attendance----Thorough Ro:olution---General En- thusiasm, E. R, Fonda, Lawrence Kenna- han and Oharles Apies Nominated. The Republican Cascus Refuses to Nominate in the Fourth Ward. For some time before eight o'clook last night tho stairway and halls of the court house wers throvged by the gathering members of the Oentral Trades' assembly. Republican and demooratlc polittcians were there too, ~a fair sprinkling of them,—talking around the edges of the fray, and cager to know what was going to be done. Outside of those who camoe out of curiosity, there were probably two hundred who took a live interest in the meetlug. The meeting was called to order by Mr. Coggeshall, president of the Central Trades’ assembly. On motion Mr. Coggeshall was made permanent chairman O. Conneway sec Mensrs, Gregory, Mo and O'Rourke were committee o regolutions. nination of candidates for Mr Browning nom- councilmen, {uated Mr. E. R. Fonda for alderman- at-large, and moved to elcct by accla- matioz, Mr, Fonda was uranimousiy nominated. He was called for snd apoke as follows: ““I never made a speech in my life, and so shall not now. If it wasa question of bumplag cars together to teet them, theu I should ba there, but here I am st a disadvantage, My record you know, I willsay no more, save to thank you.” Lawrenoe Kaunahan was then nom- inated by acolnuacion for the Fourth ward, Mr. Kenuchan made the fol- lowing address: “*Gentlemen of the Oentral Traden amsembly: This is not an office T have sought, I have been asked by friends in the rapublican and demo- cratic parties to run for their nomiua- tions, but have refused. Universal suffrage I8 my motto. Iam glad to note thls new departure on the part of the workingmen of Councll Bluffs ‘We don’t want those who refuse to recoguize »# man unless he lives in a brown stone front, It I am eleoted I shall be a councilman for the whole city. I thank you for your nomina- tion,” Chss. Spies was then nominated by acclamation tor the Third ward and in response to calls for a speech spoke as follows: “You will have to excuse me this time. I am sat.sfied with the platform and if olected will do what I |} can for the Interests of the city. The committee on resolutions then reported as follows: HEREAS, The necessity of imme- diate and radiocal reform presses itself upon us, therefore be it Resovep, That to the end such reform may be inaugurated and suc- cesafally carried out, we, the working- men of Council Bluffs, in mass con- vention assembled pledge curselves to the following principles: 1. The striot enforcement of all ex- {sting laws and ordinances for the pro- teotion of life and property. 2. The purification of the police and other departments of the city govern- ment that lawlessness and vice may be exterminated and purished. 8. The abolition of the contraot ays- tem on city improvements, 4 Full acoountability of all public servants for faithful performance of dutles. 6. Improvements in the streats and avenues as spoedily as the revenues will allow, at the expense of the city. 6 Sufticient compensation to public servants, and all feen of offica deposlt- ed to the city’s credit. 7. A license law for the regulation of tho traffic In liquor of not less than $800 per annum., 8. The support for cfficial position of such men only as will, by their good character and adherenco to these principlesin the past, guarantee thoir contormity to them in publio life. Signed by the oommittes, Mesars, Gr-fim;i MoWorkman and O'Rourko, J. H, Pierce, of Tur Bex, and made & short speech, commending the plat- form of the meeting, urging the nesd of purging the city of gambling dens and low dives of all kinds, and aasert. ing that the time had come for more liberal improvements in the oity. A vote of thauks was tendered Mr. Pioroe for his speech, and the meot- log adjourned. FAIL TO CONNECT. The republican caucus in the Fourth ward, laat night, concluded that there wasn’t any available aldermanio tim- ber, andatter telling storlesfawhile, ad- journed up stairs to the workingmnu's convention, PERSONAL. A party from New York at the Ogden bouse are: Davenport Bebus, Harry Eyt. inge, John J. Slocum, Rodney Kewan and the efficient city marshal of Avooa, spent a part of the day in Coun. oil Bluffs yesterday and left on a business trip to Nebraska, W. Tilden is from Des Moines at the Pacific, The register does not state his consanguinity to the great Samuel J, Cel. J, 8, Taw, of Avocs, and the irre- pressible insurance man of the state, per- ambulated the streots yesterday, J. C. Adaws, editor of the “Avoea Delta " was on a flying business visit to the cily pesterday, On the first of April Mr, O, E. Beswick, of Avoca, will make this city his perma. nent home, A, B. Gould and W, B, Hunter, of **800" City, are at the Pacific, J, H, Armstrong, of Chicago, can be found at the Ogden, 4 Mose Welnberg and Louis Freeman, Chicago, at the Ogden. J.D. Swan, from Creston, stald over aight at the Ogden, Mr, Rafhbow, of Silver Creek townahip, __ DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. JOHN BENO & 0., s s ints 0 E s MAX MOHN, }oreston nousk. {§5a 7 b iimnse J. M BARSTOW, M. D.. o 55550 s ave. DR. J. F. WHITE, °"Fice, 060 Wiiow Avonon™ N. SCHURZ, osico stior February 152h, over morcen Expross S. S. WAGNER, foxaneress st ressonabis rates, N, 25 b 81 J. M. ST. JOHN & G0, CASH BUYERS, H. PETHYBRIDGE, Riinniiies, Mvksr oo, B 0. F. SMITH, Smiomon amn ponnKs, Sor T aet W. W. SHERMAN. s Thvsiin e JAMES FRANEY, JEICuars, T s, vox HOWE & SDN, " o™ suimr LINDT & HART, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ces Block, E. STOCKERT:& 00, oo ni Window Shvin 055wy Practices in state and federal conrts. OBERNE, HOSICK & C0., S icksssingtcsi: J. B. HEATH, P Baial e, s Korh Matn Strset, SANITARIU! A, LAMB, 500 A O G D oatay 'snd oot strosa WADE CARY, " L, Tt s, HARRY LELAND, “"*O" MAMES, i bosteey. J. H ENNESSY, Yoo, of BoRSE COLLARS, Trade sup- y Dplled, 8th St., between 6th and 7th Avesus. And bath house, 421 and 423 Broadway. L. Sov- ereign, Prop., P. J. Montgomery, M. D., Phy. SPECIAIL NOTICE. TO CONSUMERS OF WATER. ™ The Cuncil Bluffa City Waterworks Company herehy announces, that 1t will put in Service Pipes to the curb of the atreet on tne line of its mina for all parties who de- sirs to have connecti ns made with the street mains before the Waterworks wre com- pleted, and who will make application therefor to the company BEFORE APRIL 1, 1883. at the folowing prices, payable ia advance: % Inch Service Pipe.... Hi “ b i “ “ 1kt i o e ¢ 3 4 These pricee include 1he cost of opening and clcsing the strect, tap) the street water main, furnishirg and irserting corporation ccck, furnishivg aud puttiog in extra strong lead service pipe, furpi-htuy and putting in curb stop, stop box ana cover complete, anu mskir g all necessary con- ne.tions botween the strcet main and the curb of the sireet which are about one-haif the cost to the consumer of doing the same work after the waterworks are completed., In viewof the contemplatod paving of certaln stroeta in the city, parties are recommended to make application immaedia cly at the offic of the company, 26 PRARI. STRERT, the neccesity and avold the increased expense of breaking up the sireet after paving HARRY BIRKINBINE, Hogineer. ml-def Council Bluffs, Feb, 26, 1888, e inga certaln number of shares, at & yesterday. certaln monthly payment, in a few % years & man can own a house A, H. Schroder, from Yankton. D, T., of his own for about the ssms ss is at the Ozden he pays monthly for rent. We A. W. James is stopping at the Ogden, | believe the Mercantile Loan and Trust from Cleveland., company, by organizing and opening . P. Hendham, of Omahs, ate at the | U9 for business, having filled a long . P, ) Ogden yesterpay. . felt want in Council Bluffs. Their plans and system of loans will bear J. Quinn, of Kansas City, is registered % the Pacific, the most careful scrutiny aud exaw- ination, and wuh have no hellljnnuy is ith us at [ pronouncing them reasonable an ‘hflpti;‘::.m' i vson, Wigh E uitable, and backed by gentlemen 2 o? honor and integrity. - As the com pany exista It becomes at once sn in- stitution of value and credit to onr olty and those who desire homes, Their president is T. A, Kirkiand, vice president, Judge Peake; scc- retary, I. R. Beery; treasurer, Col. Beebe, and their office s in the base- ment of Shugsrt's and McMahon's and & prominent farmer, was in the city Mrs, W. F. More, from Denver, stops at the Pacific, Seth Eggleston is at the Pacific from Burlington, & J. A, Wilson and wife, of Bocne, are at the Ogden, E. A, Ireland, St Louls, is staying at the Ogden, new block, corner First avenue and E. Flint, of Des Molues, stops at the | Pearl strect ian27-ly Ogden. J. H, Hubbszd, Ohicago, 1s st the Pa- | COUKCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL cifie, At the Pucific is L. A. Devine, of NOTICES. Omaba, NOTICE.—8pecial advertiseraents, suc E. L. Hurt is at the Pacific frem Allen- | pog, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, ton, Ia. Wanbs, Boarding, otc., will be Inserted in thls column st the ow rate of TEN UKNTS PER LINE for the firet insertion and FIVE ORNTS PER LINE for esch subsequent Insertion. Leavo adv ertisements a4 cur oftice, No. 7 Pear] Bireeh, near Broadway. Real Hstate Transfers. The followirg transfers of real es- tate are reported as taken from the county records by J. W. Sqnires & Co., abatractors of titles, real estate and loan agents, Council Blufts, Iowa: G. E Blake to I. M., Palmer, lot 3 in block 7, Eubank’s second addition, olty. 6. Warner to I, 'W. Warner, hia interest in nw § of nw } of 23, 76, 39 10. ‘Wants, YATANTED—Ever in Council Blufts fo to take Tun Bus, 90 conta por woek, de livered by carrlers. Office, No 7 Pearl Strect near Broadway. For Sale and Rent g h ==, o J. McGrinness to J. McRea, o 80 an RENT—The desirable offices lately occu- acres, aw 30, 76, 38 -”fimd ot, | 21 xll'flirfikzmm w‘ H. G. Killton to J. H. Crommet, LD BEES—1In packages of & hundred at 25c wdew6, 76, 38, and o 4 se } 1,76, 39—81,701.77. A. Bochran to J, A, Matzen, so nwij, 28 77, 41, J. Bruner to 0. M. McKinstry, n w 125, 77, 38, 8661, J. Builer to B. Boiler, part of s w Lofswi, 18,77, 38, $2,200, H. Wilken to Agan, w§ of n ef, 19, 74, 41, $2,800. A Qur New Loan and Improvement Uo Tuvestigation into the matter con- vinces us thai one of the most equita- ble, reasonable and feasible plana of & packase ab Tus Bx office, No, 7 Pearl stroet. B o N office, most advantageously situated, offers esk room in return for eervice ; gas, fuel, eto., furnished. Bex office, Council Bluffs, Address, “Offi YHOS, OFFIONR. W. H. M, PUSNY OFFICER & PUSEY B.A N EUE LSS, Couneil Bluffs, Ia, A Specialty of Fashion:ble and Durable SHOES& SLIPPERS AND THE LOWEST POSSBLE PRICES OONSISTENT WITH FIRSt OLASS G00DS I8 OUR OLAIM, PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE OUR NEW: PRINGSTOCK IN LINES OF . Men's, Boys', Girl’s, Children's BOOTS AND SHOES. ‘We ask the attention of the public, Oar place in AT THER EFRONY, And there s where you will always find us, Z. T LINDSEY & CO,, 412 Broadway, Council Blaffs, West 8ide Square, Clarinds, DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (3uccessors to ERB & DUQUETTE), Whoiesale Fromers and Confectinuers (6 and 18 Pearl-st., Couneil BluYs, Ia. M GALLAGHER, GROCHRIES New Store, Fresh Goode, Low Prices, Polite Attendants, _ieb3ly -sa-tu-th- PETER C. MILLER, WA LI P.APER! AND WINDOW SHADES PAINTING IN ALL iTS BRANCHES. FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLES, ntSS 18.¥5 20, Firg* Door Fast of 1he Metropolitan Hotel, Lower Eroadway TIiLE ABSTBAGT OFFIGE s g Gands and Lols Bougit and 8old. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. HOTARIES PUBLIC AND OCONVEYANOERS. OUHCIL BLUFFS - - - - - - [OWA M. T. DAVIS, President, N. B. EASTON, Secy. J. 0. HOFFMAN, Vice Pres. 0. HULBURT, Adjuster. MUTUAL 10WA STOCK INSURANGE CO. Insures Live *tock Against Loss by THEFT OR DEATH. Offior, 103 Poarl ftreet, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - IOWA, The only company in Towa that will insore your stock sgainet loss from any cause whstever, 0 k will consult their own t if, when tha th ir (ludes al) he sa isfled with nothing less, ddross ffice, No © Main Btr: et, B. L. SMITH, Local Agent, MRS. 0. A. BEREDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN E A X R O O O D 337 Broadwiy, Ccuncil Bluffs, fowa. Shugart Implement Co., COUNCIL BLUF - - - - - - J[OWA, INCIAL AGENTS FOR THE FARMER'S FRIEND PLANTER AND TAIT CHECK ROWER. BUCHANAN WAGON, OTTAWA CYLINDER SHELLER, OLDS WAGON, STAR HAND SHELLER, COATES RAKE NICHOLS & SHEPARD THRESH'R HUBER REVOLVING RAKLK, EVANS TRIPLE HARROW, GORHAM SEE) ER, HENNEY BUGGIES, TIGER COLTIVATOR SPRI» G WAGONS, ETC., ETC, : . For Hngines, Boilers, Oastings, Repairs and 113 and 115 Main Street? fend Orders to JOHN GILBERT, Manuficturer, 3 Btreet and 8t Avenue, Councl wluffs, Prowmpt attentlou t) crlers, 1 Corner Established, - - 1866 Dealers in Forelgn and Domestle Exchange nd_home gecuritios. S. E. MAXON, AROR XT BN O T. Office over savinge bank. JOUNOIL BLUFFS, . building houses ls that proposed and in operation by the Mercantile Loan, Trast and Improvement company of whis city. By Investicg in shares ln this Institution, which 1s backed by some of our best and most rellable business men, it becomes possible and comparatively easy for » man of mod- erate means to secure a comfortable home for himselt and family, In tak- Towa, Workmnanehip snd Reasonable fob 10 uire erimping, st Mre. J. J. Guod's Hi rices never befere fouched by ay other hair dedter. “Alag & Full line ‘Gt swiiches shireatly poduced prices. Aloo old, Vor and colored neta, Wavce made trom Indiee’ o Lalr. Do uob fal ¢ call betors purchising slpewhere. All goods warranted as ropresented, . J. J. GOOD, e - ae 29 Main stroes, Councll Blufls, Tows, Btore, st