Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 5, 1883, Page 6

| LHE DAILY BiE-COUNU L BLUFFS ;gWA THURS'{A}" APRIL 6 The Daily Bee. | THE RAGING CANAL. COUNGCIL BLUFFS, [day Gould's Western Union Thursaav Morning, April 5. Eolipsed. e SUBSORIPTION RATES: Haar D10 N e T, _———"— OMoe: No. 7 Pearl Btroet, Near| Your reporter has been called on roadway, again and again, during the months Bome one always in the office. | u}on all natare, and especlally the Hopkins' Pools. ground, was given over to Jack Frost, to say that when the thermometer got ap to a position somewhere above the freezlng point, there would be dirt throwing all along the water works evening, line, Hence Tur Brr soribe wanted —The farming ‘community is rushing | t© #6® how well the promises he had sprine work, made In behalf of the water works —The city was visited by a party of In. [ company were belngredeemed, and he disns yesterday. wanted to ascertaln what trath there —The Towa Stock Tnsurance company is | Was In the rumor that the river was doing a big business, tapped at a polnt that would give us —Workmen are lnying a new crosaing | the benefit of Omaha sewerage, to n Broadway near the Ogden house, keep our water from being too thin, —The dack huuters come in, a8 & gener. B0 yesterday afternoon we drove to al thing, well loaded with game, all the points where work was belng ~The Metropolitan hotel is being re-| done by the company, and notad, for roofed and otherwise improyed. the benefit of the public at large and ~The United States court adjourned|the people of Council Bluffs in par- yosterday, and the judge left for home. | yjoqlar, the state of affalrs, so far as —Thore will be & grand musical enter- | wo oonld ascertaln, tainment to-morrow evening at the Bazar, First we Investigated the sowsrage —A large number of our 'cfl.lunl 81 | amor, by golng directly to the spot paintiog aud beautifying their bulldings. | \horo'te plles have been driven for —The members of Rescue Fire company | 114 gonnection with the Missourl, and No. 3 held an important meeting last found that a canal Is being dug 2,000 RIgEH feet in length, and running north to — Lettuce and tomatoes in market. Now | 4 connection with the river, at a point bring along the spring chicken hatched in | about 3,000 feet above the foot or the 1828, “out off.” This hgl the river fally —Tho water works are giving a big | half a mile above t! e polnt fron which the Omaha water works draws iis m ‘w U hdadind el Gt Ao supplies, and as the Omaha water Is a g superior artiole, it is falr to presume —The freight traffic over the various | ours will be fully as good, for if we railroad lines that center here is exceeding- | are to get O s sewersge it must ly great. run up steam at least a mile, against a ~R. T. Mauphin broke his bugle trying | 0urrent that ls good for five miles hour to_say nothing of crossing the :::::d.k:l:‘olpd.. e Gt river. We wonderif it was Eif Perkins that veuted that sewerage nonsense. John Franks, a farmer of Garaer town- | Sugh ahould certalnly be the pro- ship, was thrown from his horse Tuesdsy pv%mnu professional liar. No ven! B " MINOR MENTION, —See Joseph Relter's spring styles. —Additional local on seventh page. —Eplscopal festival at Dohany's Friday and perfotsly hurt. “:l:n-unr liar could h:uvuu:n- —Reports fr b in a preposterons malignity i 1o 0 doal o duaih to in the Ananias line of business, stitute show that institution to be in a . ) _The canal s quite a plece of work mosh SRR ondltee. Tila40 tao wide mud alopes te a widih —1It was warm yestorday, and the corpu- | of '8 feot at the bottom, . Scores of lent gentleman sought the shady eide. | toamh and gangs of men, aggregating What will he do next July? p-h# » hundred, 31 told, were —Businossn police circles is somewhat mt'-;ind -:on‘:. lb:“‘;i:h and busy quiet, Hardly enough being done to keep | #090Ping ou the boys from getting rusty. | 1o s fow days all will be complete 80 far as the canal is concerned, —Preparations are being made for a gen. Driving back to the reservoirs and eral clearing up of the city as soon as the | the englne houses, we found that the ground thaws a little more, siphon well had ceased to attract the ~—One of our old and prominent citizens | attentlon of the workingmen. They and business men will marry a wealthy | Polished that off, durlng the time when lady of New York in a fow days, the standard condition of the thermom- eter was twenty below zero, —Wm, White and Thos. Dufly, two|7T.q reservolrs looked as fresh, tired and bungry uomads,’ were furnished | ymooth and even as thoy did in the lo’ging at the city prison last night, fall when the last shovelful was lald ~There ig & good dosl of surveying and | on the embankment, and the millions building going on at the upper end of | of brick had all been put in position Gleu avenue. Aldorman Eicher and Mr, | 01 the western basin. Not a partiole Dohany are interested, of displacement had been caused by the intense cold of the past winter, —One would think it was the middle of | A sower, thirty inches In diameter, ‘the dog days, judging by the numderof | {s now oooupying the attention of a mad dog items this veracious looal fs com: | big gang of bricklayers and shovelers, pelled to chronicle, Judging by the work we saw, this —Mr, John D, Michalson has leased the | 5eWer is artistloally constructed, sad bullt in such & manner that it ought building formerly occupied by J.R. David- to last & thousand y @ son on middle Broadway, and will in a few The engine houses are ready-for-the days >pen up & hanasome lanch room, hllduflnd that la uylng’ a groat ~We notioe that Mr, Cassady & Orcutt | deal when it “Is known that the pilea areherd at work getting ready their ex- | driven would make & nlos grove if tensive stook of carpete, oll cloths, etc,, and | they were standingin tree shape above expect to be ready for business Friday|the gsound, and the broken brick put ‘morning, on top of tion:!‘would pave a blogk or e ot combIABIEITS tha noaty two. In the shops, hammer, axe and oy of farm hande, T8 seom 0 us shab | '8 clatier that vosched foe & gook thing is now offered those young Driving back to town we fellows who havejbeen looking for oppor- | noted [y telegraph _ line now tunities to make a strike. l: w‘:rktllu orld':r.m X:l conneqta ~Mr. Joha T. Lawrence, one of the old | the englne house with the olty, and iv ploncers of Towa, returned yesterday from | 18 88 fine a telegraph line as any. Its Fort Benton, M. T. He will take bis poles, wire and insulators are of the best, and 1f owned by Jay Gould it family back with him some tlme in June. | yoyig be valued at abont l’ thousand —John Brewer thought he would in-|dollars a mile. There s three dulge in s little of the Mose-Points way of | miles cf this, and It was bullt for a settling difficulties yesterday, but was|figure which indicates that Englneer snatched by an officer before he got his lab- [ Birkinbne 1s & master of the sclence i LRI s ey i ter examining e works at the "w' learn from W. W, Buchanan Eva., river, we ooncluded that it would be of the sulcide of Peter Ward, at Battle| ;' orier o go up Glen avenue and see Oreek, Ida county, which occurred Friday | 1o things looked at the resorveir on ot the Oity hotel in that place. No cause top of the bloffs, A vast amount of is assigned for the act. work has beeu done at thia polut. —There has been nothing dome, thus| The first object to attract attentlon far, by sny sherifl, constable oc deputy to- | 18 the wall that dama the glen. The wards bringing the Moss-Polnts crowd to | tOP 18 fully fifty foet above its base, ustics, What is the matter with ourbrave | 230 this mountawn cf cath is but. 2 tressed by foot hills thai form huge man, that Fport atazs, plavola sad blllies? steps like the walla of the pyramidas. —The borse upon which an old gentle- | On either side tnere is a brick guster, man named Longshore was riding yester. | extendivg from the bottom to thejtop, day morning beoame frightened at- a pass. | and the reservoir at the sammit is as Ing 4eain near the Ohioago & Northwestern | beantifully and symumetrically con- depot and threw him, breaking hisara, |structed as any we ever saw. ~Julis Jones, » paint besmeared| The hill at its back is carofully “ " sloped by the spade, and we venture mwmuu.wfl'dn :.:.boo“mkd ,.:( the assertion that when tlme has |fattering description of its wonderful re- wear from one of her frall sisters, She|tDFOWR Dature's tints over the works, “throwed up” the “swag and i g there will not be a prettler spot in Ovunoll Bluffs than the reservolr at| A, J, Cook va. Josie Woods to resover charged. the head of Glen avenue, ~Ca acoount of the great numberof| Thg fire reports recelved from different localities | g 10w by Thomas, of Orawford township, reports | completed in & fow days. one in his neighborhood, —Justice Vaughn has been called upon [ make the water works ocompany o to perform the marriage ceremony that | Councll Bluffs mupremely happy, and will unite one of our leading expressmen | that 18 & bridge botween Conueil Bluffe iy | 824 Omaha, Give them that, and|seed 75 and sn estimable young lady of this city they will get half a miltion dollars for | erection of & new school house in distrlo to-day at 2 o'elick. ~-Three smoll bootblacky arrived last night, They beat their way from Balti. more to this place, riding most of the way their lots adjoiniog the works and ex. sotly opposite the centre of Omaha made the trip in ten days, and expect to [ tox comwuerce = reach San Francisco in theJuext ten, ocont they will stand. e An old newspaper man, and practioal| Tho waterworks the ity s |1ater 1 the day cooled their ardor, . deno getting are superior to those printer, of ‘fi".fiiflifif:fl: owned by ocur hbore, and [ down Broadway yesterdsy on wheels to manent siination; No shisthion fo retis- :: ";0: "b.. c::'::e::w'l:dhl:{'w:::: make room for amore substantial edifice. | equitable, and backed by gentlemen protection or valve houso | mate of her ranche, retulted In judgment in operation by tho Meroant elng built and will be a very | for the plaintiff in th concerniog mad dogy, it becomes necewary | gubstantial structure 24114 and 12 feet Wb ge $he’ 1 spent; [ Y for people to be on the lookout, A Mr.|high, The bricklayers will have it Thero s just one thing lacking to Of course we mean a good rallroad and wagon bridge, with reasonable f i e on the break beaws of the oars. They | olle, and not an sbortlon oreoted to | fpe ooy " et pring bad dawned upon | > travel for every b PHRBONAL, Wm, H, Hamilton, New York; A. M. Blodgett, Kanssa City; Geo, O, Bullene, Leéavenworth; W, O, Brindly, New York; E. A. Spaulding, Dubuque: Harrls, Des Moines; J. A Moors, Boston; A, L, M Ptera, Chicago; P. Kendal, Omaba, and W, R, Crawford, Chicago, are among the late arrivals at the Ogden, AN& Mr, George O, Hall, formetly book Q\‘N 5‘04/ 3 ) , fo 3 : - MARK keoper for the Towa Stock Immurance [Wil] open on April Ist an elegant and com- Lk HANANi_ company, has accepted a position in the Iete 4,€w~- 0“ postoffice George is one of our estimable P A/ young men, and deserves great credit for his residence here, E, N, Oalman; Missouri Valley; E. M, Belde, Togan; B, . Bofligton, Glen. STORE. wood; Thomas Harden, Avoca; A. E, ¥ + 2w 2 N Cogghall, Omshs, snd 1. ¥, Eiliott are| AT 502 BROADWAY, NFXTT0 OFFICER & PUSEY'S BANK, resting at the Pacific, t W, O, Campbell, special sgent for the They will carry a very Towa Stock Insurance company, returned ?J:il::uglrzllldaned with lots of business and WI" keep a full Iine Of Mr. W, E, Smith, of Omaha, business manager of the Allen Printing company, House FumiSihng GOOdS. and compiler of Council Bluffs and Omahw's first annual trade circular, is at the Ogden, CASADY & ORCUTT, 502 Broadway, Councll Blaffs, Towa. HANAN & REDDISH Z. T. LINDSEY & CO., 412 Bryadway, Couno(l Blufly, | g West Side Square, Olarinds j 10WVA: Marshal Benson, an officer from Girard, Kan., passed north last night. He goes to | Sloux Falls, Dakots, for & prisoner charged with forgery, Mr Steinhilber, father of Mr, E, Stoin- hilber, one of our leading furniture manu. facturers, is in the city vislting his son, Mr, Tim Lyons snd wife, of Shenan- doah, Tows, are stopping at the Pacific house, Mr. J, G, Hoftman has resigned his po- sition as vice president of the Towa Steck ' DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Successors to ERB & DUQUETTE), Wholesale Fruiters aod Gonfectiozers 16 and 18 Pearl-st., Council BluX¥s, Ia. M. GALLAGHER, GROCH RIHES New Store, Fresh Goods, Low Prices, Polite Attendants. First Door_ East of the Metrepolitan Hotel, Lower Eroadway PETER C. MILLER, ‘WHOLESALE AND RETAIL W ALIL PAPER! AND WINDOW SHADES PAINTING IN ALL iTS BRARCHES, FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLES. nof& it Reveet. TITLE ABSTRACT OEFICE Lbands and Lots Bought and Sold. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES, HOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS. MUNCIL BLUFFS - - - - - - 1OWA M. T. DAVIS, Presldent. N. B. EASTON, Secy. J. 0. HOFFMAN, Vice Pres. 0. HULBURT, Adjuster. MUTUAL I0WA STOCK INSURANGE GO. Insures Live tock Azainst Loss by THEFT OR DEATH. Office, 103 Pearl Street, COUNOIL BLUFFS, - . IOWA. The only company in Iowa that will insure your stock against loes from any cause whatever. Owners of Stock will consult their own interest if, when {nsuring their Stock, tney sce that the policy ircludes alk the losses they may have, and be satisfied with nothing less. For further informaticn cail on or address ¥, L. SMITH, Local Agent, - - - - Office, No 9 Main Street, . L. ITH, MRS. D. A. BENEDIGT, THE LEADING DEALER IN 337 Broadway, Oouncil Bluffs, Iowa. DEVOL & WRIGHT, HARDWARE STOVES, TINWARE ’ STOOX, HETO: 04 Broldw:yl.- ?flfifmn gtrest, -« OOUNCIL BLUFFS. STOCK COMPLETE. PRICES LOW. {11 mako it pay you to trade with us. Mail orders a We solicit your putecnage shd o ot attebtion and closs prices. Mad Dogs. Messrs, T. L. Maxwell and J. W. Blxby, two of Corning’s foremost at- torneys, were visitors at this cffice last night, They informed us that mad dogs had become so plentiful in A LAMB and around Corning that it was simply | 7%* ) dangerous to travel, and that the schools have been closed In cone VETERINARY SURGEON, Office queuce, A groat nnmch»r nol fi:e WADE GAH y Bray's stable, No, 12 Soott street. horaes, cattle and hogs have been bit- 5 : e ten, ”l‘ha citizans are killing all stock HARRY LELAND BROOKLYN MARKE%- 2 Bioa that show sigus of the dread disease. y Cor. Eighth and Broadway. SA7as-boipwrsan, Kew ben: alcked Monaf' of HORSE COLLARS, Trade sup- by i "hl_d:“lmfl. p- J. H E“NESSY; plied, 8th St., between Gth and 7th Aveaue, ~Mr, L H. P, G ho is stoppi — 01808 ik, fresh frcm e oo Bives REVERE HOUSE, 5MTH,& NORTON, Browtway, orp. Now country, says the rush of people to that y Opera House. ‘I_tsfiuo?d.itll, 31,5? per dny: region is unprecedented in the history of — —— any couiay, The ar wies by emnsad| . J, VAN DEL, FURNITURE, STOVES, und GENERAL Workmanebip and Reasonable charges fob 10 i, L ] bundreds, He will return to bis home |V HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES, 325 Brosdway. | aqyue]L BLUFFS SPECIAL MORBAN, KELLER & l&', noar Codar ¥all, this state, aud begin or. ——————— oo 0 o K 3D = N 4 BUTLDERS e oAl avi Iarecat Mock wit o1 gonizing & company for an extended expe- DE GAY & GASSE ggmfrksfifg":fd *Hiakell atrests, _—_MEEL— O S e e dition through that country, He gives & L) NOTICE.—Special _advertisements, #u S for Tort a H ALMY NEW AND SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD |0, round, To Loan, For Sale, To Bend, | served as uwuertaker for Iorty semrs and thor- e e — NEW GOODS. NEW FIRM ! Insurance company, Colonel John H, Keatley went over to U Omaha yesterday to try a garnishee case, Dr. J. M, Jones, of Alfond, Ind., is stopping with friends in the city. ’ Stock Insurance confpany, is sick. Miss Oarrie Ellsworth is visiting Mrs, M ERC HA NT TAI LOR E. J. Lawsou in this city. NOS, 7 AND 9 MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF AMERI- at the Ogden for & fow days, Mr, R, E. Miller, of 8t. Louis, will re- ALL THE LATEST STYLES' Mr., D, Moore, of Fort Collins, is rest- ing at the Ogden house, DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA, istors at the Pacific, ————— GENERAL MERCHANDISE. lno‘zi.z.,u. Sanford, of Quincey, Iil, is Jo““ BENo & 00.‘ 18 Main Street and 17 Pear! Street. tlce courts, e e 0 OFFICE : i b v vl e | . M BARSTOW, M. D.. oo o5 o ave 1 ith good 3 it i ey e SE DH. J. F. wHIT y Residence, 609 Willow Avenne, American Cattle Journal JUSTIOE OF THE PEACE The Allen Panting company of X i Omahs, publishers of Theu R,pur.{nnd N. scHUHZ| Office after February 16th, over American Express. department, are gatheriug information y for funerals at reasonsblo rates, No, 22 4th St and otatistics for their first annusl :;l.e‘::d ".‘:‘;::Ag;“ ggj:z‘,;fl"é‘l‘g fll. o0m. | Who'esale butte, oggs, povitry and frlt,_Sip o us. Drattby roturn mall, 14 Brosdway. NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE, facturiug interests, a valuable medinm s. A' PIERG y Cor. Main and First avenue. of lnformation as to fac's and figures| —0 ———mo —ooom-—-mn— stock and monied interests to be em. COONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Cor. 7th and h t the J 1, 3 i ; n:i'::u: in :ial:‘:rr::k’, _‘:‘: l:.]:"']'“:; c. F. SMIT s Broadway. Plans and speaifications furnished? vits S Lo 'mhm’; h:-':; f.:‘m MEROHANT TAILOR, Artistlc Work nour oty to.day, uraday, A Al , Artistiu or] n\b:rh;g mloml'd’fin, m’d 'l: hogo JAMEs FHA“ EY, and Reasonable Onarges. 872 Broadway. our business men appraclate his dte. FURNITURE, STOVES and i - HOWE & SO y Houschold Supplies, 303 Broadway, ‘or Oonghw aull. Throat Disorder i battor of Diak whih.{ pors xwflf}". Manu't Fine Farniture, Upholat d Klll‘l.’ ine Fnrniture, phoistery goods only in box Prioves. g{“.:,a'“ her, Sold E. STncKEBT:& cn.’curtnln- and Window Shades, 309,ngny- ’y Chicago &16 N. MainSt. O. Bluffs s A“ IT Anlu And bath house, 421 and 423 Broadway. L. Sov- BOOT AND SHOE-SHOP, No. 522, J. W, Soott, treasurer of the Iowa John Ware, of Troy, N. Y., is stopping CAN EXPRFSS OFFIOE. main in the city a few days. ARTISTIG WORKMANSHIP‘ Miss A. Kunowlton, of Logan, Iowa, reg- There is but little business in jus- MAx MoHN’ }ORESTON HOUSE. {g::zfillg%gd%;’;: tive und Throny diseases. They are used OFFICE: Cor. Main and bth, up-stairs. American Cattle Journal, with an Towa s s WAGNE LIVERY AND FEED. WILL CONTRACT s U odition of about 10,000 cvples to be J_ M. ST_ JUHN & co, GASH BUYER s’ Omaha's wholesale, retall and manu. copoerning farm machinery, grein, PETHYBH'BGE & HEHBERTS' E;:ngz;ygmle:;- bodted, Mr. W. E. Smith, who has 1 Soprat sttt sn o aocrpion| W, W, SHERMAN, Fot mecr mioveee, 52 St mese? will be Iabors In, searah of {tems, Paostover aateety tina nscing| LINDT & HART, Frasios i su s fodaiconrn. tter X M‘l‘n by thinking well of."—Reo} = OBER'TE HUSIGK & 00 Hides, Pelts, Tallow and Grease. e orelgn, Prop., P. J. Montgomery, M. D., Phy. Cor. Broadway avd Saott streeta, | 5 For Bogines, Boilers, Oastiugs, Repairs and ACHINERY. fend Orders to JOMN GILBERT, Manufacturer 3 Btreet and 8th Avenue, Councll Bluffa, Prompt attention to orders, The » Corner quality of zoods or prices, Our Mr Morgan has sources, w 3 _GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD, 212 Broadwsy. | wani, Boarin, ek, vil be losrtd o i gughly unoerands e CLERENG a ~The trial before Justice Vaugh D column a4 bhe rate of TEN CENTS PER | branches oromotl; “mdgl to ::\n carvet- Ia et sghnob D, o, reasonable and feasible plans of LINE for the first insertlon and FIVE CENTS | 10§ 00 lamorequion, — felographic auaua or- ench subs 4 insertion. 823 tor medioa serviow rendored wo fn | pOLAIDg houses s What proposcdand | Highly-Bred Trotting Stallions, | Pen LINE for each eubscquen MBS, E. J. HARDING, M. D, Leave adv ertisements b our office, No.7 Trast and Improvement company of [ Owned by Dr. O. W. Archibald. | pearl Stroct, noar Erosdway. chis city, By inv. ilrg In shares in | 1883 SHASON 1883 | = understand the case will go up on a writ this {nstitation, which is backed by ‘Wants. o o of errur as the amonnt 1 too small for an|some of our best ani most rellable |, NORMONT.-Derk s oot talo s, puns st oot | Mledical Electrician appeal, businese men, it 3 possiblo and | Witbers, Lexington K; Almont, dam Nor, s at Jumes Franey s th:hl!wa;:y t “—Mr. A, E.Woodworth, of Garner town. | comparatively ey for » man ‘;1 :ng;l e o ol A ans by Biecandoss Avdar: | 2 v TR SR8 PO R AND B rate L) e th Maid, r cor ¢ - g | $bip, oalled yesterdsy, He reparts amopg | $72t0 means fo secure & comigrtable | ah, sire ot Goldemith Mald, v cord Ko ico cream, at A other things the marrisge of M, Follet, i l;_»rrxl:ll:“:l:u;x“‘gu?:f“?finrg :k; Bt ana & with rocorda in 3. :;\;!; ther by and 527 Broadway. Gocd QYNECOLOGIST s siyeicprimp Pt ) D~ Chestnat orrel b ears, to a lady aged 64 yoars; the f outhly payment, in a fow m‘,?f‘fi?x.fi??n red by Pliny Ni j by Wopsie, dam a fi _Board and r-om for wife and boy 3 uss an ocan own a hous amon the rosd Address, with n for about the sams as No. 1, snd the building of wany fine re.i dents, Graduate of Rleotropathic Lustliction, Phile Board " Brx Off a * = monthly for rent. We . .. e —— siphla, Pon ~The sunshine of yesterday gave rize to | beliova the Meroantile Loan and Trust b excellence, PORT tuation in olessie et . e [ horses possess rare individual excellence, | / 5 ice, Counci! pany, by organizing and opening | and choice Bres cso highly bred stal ;l\fl:w e. Address G. B., Ban offico (fice Dor, EI‘G&G"]QJ’ & Blenn Ave 0 land, and many of our citizecs began | b for businese, having filled a long [ 008 wili make ihe scason of 163 at the I 3 1 AT ork at cnse o yandceusi, Th aorth wiad [l want 1n- Counoll Blus "Thle | (ungf] Bluffs Driving PATk| A Masirsmrss satag i S plans and eystem of loans will bear office. : tho most caroful scrutiny and exam. At 835 Each, to Insure. erein e oid ot A d Bl W o1 A W sz 40105 | culiios pueniiar ko fermales & pociail 4 3 Omebo Webmakhy - 0. Conagit B D"::rsli.;{: ANTED—Evenybody, & Qounell Blufls 10 | ryop oppioun. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA ANTEDSituation by baker of 10 years The old empire bakery building went “xoerience. Call or address Omaha house, | The treatment of o1l disesscs and rolnful Y e s . e var i . X roner, Sls washiz: * Adduesfor a0 g #vint —Liszie Malan, a *'soiled pigeon,” lately | of honor and integrity, As the com. 1o take Tun oots pos week. & e kst and b e 5 made il et e S s 20 2 OFFICER & PUSEY ) p’ stitution of value an ol Mrs. 8. W. Groom, Sixth avenue, "{:‘m managers of these ""h':; m'm.’“‘“—m—:‘—_ oty :nd those who desire homes, EBW|' J- ABBGTT. For Sale and Rent B.A NECEIERS, , e e ol oo bk Pl G 03 Gy Lt ¥4 hope| A rend o theroh and. poce, [T vetlent (3% A Kekod, | T P Council Bluffs. 1 no other boarders J‘ r ter, fi be g :‘l‘mn‘:‘l‘m;m- sad heals, retary, L R, R . un,aw,' Col. us o '[w-m-d-nnd rooms, $o gentlemen. 721 lmnfl s| a. b g R0 SO T i is'1n the base- LI Established 18| ]'on&p—‘t .'b‘m doubt m:' . p?.y 0 'M Public, ' . . 56 ats fxtares. 9, za when which we Councll Blufs, Iowa. fob27-tf ' have so long and so badly needed. e LD BEES—In ot & hundred st S6c Dealers in Fo Q‘.m.m“nn:n (Deglers In Forstgn nd Doumestie Exchaage vinoes us that one of the most equita: | Pearl stree:. jang?-ly | $16Broadway, Council Bluffs. i ——— - ~——