Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 22, 1883, Page 6

'COUNCIL BLUFFS. FHE DAILY BEE---COUNCIL BLUFFS, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, 1883. e ] tHE DAILY Saturday Morning, Sept. 22. 20 centa por woek $10.00 per Year MINOR MENTION, Beo Joseph Reiter's fall goods. Additional local on seventh page. Cheap Railroad Tickets at Bushnell's, A minstrel show next Monday night. The Unlted States Court opons Wed- monday. The Supreme Court finished up yester- day and adjourned. Louie Lord is booked to appear at Dohany's on the 26th and 27th in *“The Linwood Case.” A number of Abe Lincoln Post, G. A, R., start for the reunion at Marysville, Mo., on Monday. The Y. M. C. A. helda nong servico st its rooms on North Main strect at 8 'clock this evening. A man giving his name as C. Gleason was given a chance yesterday to sleep oft his drunk in the calaboowe, Loave to wed was yestorday givon to J.D. Alexander and Tsabol G. Alexan- dor, both of Grove towaship. There was not enough of a crowd to warrant the giving of the pmpond glove contest in Bloom & Nixon's hall. been arrested for assaulting a man named B. J. Donahoe, The latter was also ar- rested for assaulting Mrs. Murphy. A number of other warrants and counter- warrants were asked for, but Justice Schurz wisely concluded to dispose of .| these first, and see what thero was to the row, before running up any more costs with other cases. There is hardly a day without some runaway on the streets here, and almost invariably the reporter has to chroniele, “‘the team was left standing for a minute or two unhitched.” It is about time that steps were taken to reiind drivers that no horse is safe left standing and wnhitch- od. A few words from the court, wind- ing up with some financial statement of spocial interest to the careless man before the bar would help memory out wonder- fully. 'l%m telephones have not yet been taken out of the city buildings, notwithstand- ing the council's order to that effect, and probably will not be, and at police head- quarters the instrument is much needed, while in view of the uncertainty of the electric fire alarm, telephones are like wise a good thing to have at the engine houses. The chief fault the council had was because the ten cent additional charge for communication with Omaha, counted up so fast, One of the neatest circulars ever sent forth from any job rooms has just been produced at Tue Bee office here, calling the attention of the public to the the fact that the job rooms of the Council Bluffs Beg office are capable of doing, and are doing the very best kind of work, and no better place can be found to get fine com- SFOIAT printing done and at reasonable rates. With nothing but new material and new machinery, the latest and best is guaranteed. Harry Bickinbine, the engineer of the water works, was reminded of his_birth- Fay Templeton and company appear in a matinee here this afternoon, giving *“Iolanthe,” and this evening in ‘‘Mas- eotte.” The corner of the vacant lot opposite the court house on Fifth avenue, is now being adorned by a new and large bill board, In the 2:20 trot at Kansas City, Big 8oap, who made such a sensation here, won in straight heats, Will Bonham sec- end. Bes} time, 2:28}. There was an investigation of some of the meat markets made yesterday by officials, there being reports that bad beef was on the market. ““There is no Death"”—Spiritual Circle, to-morrow (Sunday) afternvon and even- img (in rooms Nos. 4 and 0, Shugart & Beno's block), at 2 and 7:30 o'clock. Alderman Keating has a sample of a mew kind of oil burner to be used in the street lamps, in place of the present ones. Itistobe tested first, and see how it works. The Avoca Delta has changed hands. J. C. Adams & Son have gone to Dakots to make that their home, while the new mfiewn are Will J. Trotter and Fred OTeaux. Horace Everett's family carriage lost a wheel on Pearl street yestorday, the axle soapping off close to the hub, and with- out any apparent cause save some laten: defoct in the axle itself. Yesterday was a rough one on the chil- dren in the Bloomor school building. The injunction issued by Judge Reod menu the use of soft coal in that ilding, and the furnace won't burn hard ooal. A dirt wagon was dragged along Broad- way ata livelfl‘lps«d yesterday by a run- away team, The wagon came to a stand still and a general targle with one of Jake Rogers’ busses, standing in front of the Pacitic. No serious damage done. A new arrest was made yesterday in eonnection with the assauit made a long ago on a man named Olson. The mow victim was 8, Sharty, and he was held in $2560 bail to appear for examina- sion before Justice Schurz on the 11th of October. 3 Mr. Pierce, a second-hand dealer on Broadway, complains of Mrs, Almy, who runs a like establishment next door, that she has been doing some malicious mis- chief by smashing his door or something of the sort. Justice Abbott is to adjust the affair on the 20th, A telegram received yestorday stated that the engine and other machinery for the electric light will be sent to this eity immediately, und there is every pros- pect for the lightning light to be setting this city in & blaze of glory inside of sixty days. Snbscribers are coming for- ward quite readily. The Young Men's Christian association is to hold its Sunday afternoon meeting at4 p. m. to-morrow, in Bloom & Nixon's hall, instead of the rooms of the associa- tion. Mr. Joplin and other workers from Omaba are expected to be in at- tendance, and the meeting will be cne of special interest, Everybody welcome, Tug Beg, in describing the draft used the confidence men in fleecing a vic- tam of $160, said it was drawn in favor of the Ginger Manufacturing company. This was a little typographical mistake, It was the Singer Mauufacturing cem- . The funny part is, that The m{e. in stealing the article, stole error and all, All the members of Abe Lincoln Post G. A. R. and those intending to go with the post to the reumon at Maryville, Mo., are requested to call at E. J. Ab- bott's office and sign the muster roll. The party will leave here Monday even- ing over the Cannon Ball. The post has » meeting this evening to complete ar- mngements, A man named Ferguson was arrested by George Edgar for being drunk, and on his own statement that he was Ro- blican Judge Aylesworth, though u B:nuwnt, had still 80 much faith in the average integrity of those of that politi- cal belief lfxn he let him go on his mise to send back the cash for his ine on_ arriving at his home in Fremont eounty. A. T. Butcher, the white man arrested for stealing & necklace from one of the swarthy inmates of Mollie Wallace's house, got free’ from the charge of larce- ny but was fined $10 for frequenting a house of ill fame. His fine, his attorney foe and the money spent on wine and women made quite a hole in his pocket- . A white man who frequent such u house, ought_to suffer for it. Some more cases have been added to of the suits for bmugpt the Chicago & Rock rail- 1y, on account of the dyna- ;s:'mn two yoars ago, Among additions are: E. T, Surluumn, S Civr, caiag 8100, Al Culver, claimi . District Court. £ iflig S.pEEc8EE E%EE 3] day anniversary by being made the re- cipient of an elegant gold watch and chain, the gift of the employes of the company. Mr, Birkinbine has a pe- culiarly happy faculty of gaining the esteem of those with whom he comes in close business contact, and this hand- some expreasion of it is only a practical proof of the sincerty of the frequent verbal expressions of the water works omployes concerning him, A. N. Carpenter, of Galesburg, IIL., the landscape gardener who made such interesting exhibits both here and in Omaha, at the fairs, is at the Ogden, and will probably remain here aund in this viuinitg"fur soveral days yet, as there are a number of citizens who are improving the opportunity afforded by his visit hers, to get him to prepare plans for beautifying their own grounds. He has already prepared plans fer J. W. Squire, County Treasurer Bennett, and A. W. Street, and there are several others here who are also interviewing him concerning contemplated improvements, He has also some parties in Lincoln and Omaha who are desirous of secing him, so thatit looks us if he was bemng pretty earnestly sought after, and those who are contem- plating any such improvements and de sire plans and suggestions, should lose no timo in calling upon him at the Ogden. Mr. Carpenter has added to natural gifts theiravlta‘er years of study and experi- ence in this line, and the peculiar merit of his plans is the wonderful combination of the practical with the beautiful. His visit to Council Blutfs is alreadyresul iing in a waking up on this subject, and it in to be hoped that many marked improve- ments will ensue in this line. e —— A. Booth’s select oysters daily at W, T. Braun's. e —— PERSONALS, received Col. J. 8, Tam, of Avoca, was at the Pacific yeatorday, aud was of course looking a little aftor the Democratio interest of the cam- | paigu. W. H. Turner, of Indianapolis, was among yesterday's artivals at the Pacific. Charlos Lang, of Deor Lodgs, Montana, reached the Pacific house yesterday. 1. R, Paige, tho scientist, loft last evening for New York, R. 8. MoAllister, agent of the Frie and North Shore Dispatch, of which M. F. Rohrer i the local agent, is in the city, Miss Annie Kennochie, of Warsaw, IIL, was in tho city Thumday, the guest of Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Roth. She is on her way to Sloux City. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mathers left yestorday on a visit 0 his old home in Warren county. L. ¥, Reinhard, of Lincoln, was in the city yostorday. 8. A, Ogden yesterday. C. H. Paull and F. L, Androws, of Chicago, wero Ogdenites yesterday. J. ¥, Bullard, of New York, registered on the Ogden's big book yesterday. Judge Loofbourrow arrived hero yesterday. Georgo W. W. Wilson, a well known busi- ness man of Cedar Rapids, was in the city yesterday, O. E. Putnam and wife and Mrs. B. Sillo- way, of Cedar Rapids, wife of the propristor of the Ogden, were hero yestorday. Col, 8. A. Broadwell, of Logan, was in the city yesterday. A. J. Earling, superintendent of the Towa divivion of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul, and Assistant Superintendent Boardsley were at the Ogdon yesterday. For sore throat use Dr. Jofferies' (Council Blutfs) infallible preventative and cure for diphtheria, Dr. Jeflorics cures every caso of dyspopsia. S — METHODIST MINISTERS, Those Assigned to Duty in the Coun- cil Blufs District for Coming Year. The following are the appointments of the Methodist ministers for the pulpits of the Council Blufls district for the en suing year, as made at the recent con ference: W. 8, Hooker, P. E., Shen- andoah; Council Bluffs, Broadway J, Z Axmstrong; Oireuit, Wilbur Fisk; Astor, B. W. Milligan; Coin, L:B, Wickersham; Cullego Springs, J. W. Adair; Dunlap, . L. Nye; Dennison, D. Austin; Dow City, H. H. Barton; Emerson, J, W, Lowis; Essex, C. W, Brower; Farmer City, W. E. 'Howe; Fremont, W. R. Douglas; Glenwood, A. F. Griffith; Hills- dale, J, B. Bartley; Hamburg, P. J, Volmer; Hastings, supplied I-ylfi. Pruitt: Logan, C. M. Ward; Little Sioux, J, 8, Morrow; Missouri Valley, O. Swith; Missouri Valley circuit, to be supplied; Malvern, W. L. Edmonds; Macedonia, ¥. Brow Norwich, Faragut, E. E..Lymer; Sidney, A. H. v 5FE g £ t of aneighborbood quass { Lize, W, 0. Bmith, Holmes, of Hamburg, dined at the [ " Northboro, A. O, Rawls; . H. Burleigh; Riverton and Rusk; Shenandoah, A, P; Hull; Wood- ol on the bottors, Mrs. James Colohas | PLUNDER OR BLUNDER. The Supervisors Advised to Measure as Well gs Pay for Priuting. Some of the Billsa Have a Very Queer Look, A year or more ago Tur Ber showed up gome strong and rather startling facts as to the way the city’s money was being thrown away in the publishing .of *“official” proceedings of the city council. The council wisely concluded to stop this waste, and to pay for publishing only what the law considered necessary to publish, It now appears that the county printing bills might stand a little investi- gation also, The county board of super- visors has its proceedings ofticially pub- lished in throe papers, at least, The Non- pariel, The Globe and The Avoca Delta, To be sure nobody reads the proceedings, for they seldom appear until days and even weeks after the board has ad journed, and are then put in in fractions, running like a serial, only without a serial’s regu- larity. Nearly everybody has found out beforo the official proceedings appe what the board has done about any ter if which they are iudividually inter- ested, and hence nobody pays -any special attention to them. At v.{m same tune it costs the county several hundred dollars a year. The bils for publishing the June pro- ceedings were allowed at tho last meeting of the Board, By some strange coinci- dence the bills came in for exactly 845 each, 1t is now olaimed by a practical man who measured the matter as it appeared in the files of The Nonpareil and Globe that there were but 92 squares where the bills call for 1356, making a difference in favor of the county of about $15 on each paper or about 845 on the three papers. If this is 80 there must be some grave mistake about the matter. The Non- pareil would not overcharge the county on public printing, neither would The Globe. the cent on the amount of their bills ought to bo proof that they had it measured by the county survey- or, or some other ex pert, for without any consultation or comparing measure- wents they had gone on, each blundering away at his own string, would have been aslight difference. There are three againat one, and the man who measures up only 92 squares must subside. The reluctance shown by both the Nonpareil and Globe, in taking the city printing, or charging an) thing but cost price for it, is another indication that they would not charge the county any fancy prices. Now that The Herald has dared to insin- uate such a thing, the supervisors should yot some expert and measure up the watter as it appears, and if it fall ahort in June then follow it back fora few weetings. The Nonpareil onco before had one of its bills called into dis- pute by the county board, and its high dignity was so offended then that it has tollowed the unlucky protester from that duy to this. It will take a brave heartto daro to investigate the matter, but por- haps Mr. Clayton, who is never back- ward in such matters, or Mr. Phillips, whose honesty is also to be relied upon, wight look iuto the matter, and their de- cision will certainly settle all public doubt, The Nonpariel and Globe would doubtless have no objections to the find- inys of these two gentlemen. Public printing bills, like other bills, s10uld be clusely inspected. Those which are honest will stand it—thoso which are not, need it. —— Dr. West, .(untist, 14 Pearl street. LOST JIWELS, Two Ogden House Girls Have Their Trunks Broke Open and Rifled. Yesterday two of the girls employed in the dining room of the Ogden house dis- covered their trunks, which stood in the hallway near their had been broken open and their jewelry taken therefrom. Mary Rampeger, one of the girls, lost & gold watch and chain and other jowelry, together with $156 in money, ,and estimates her loss at $100. Nollie Stilz, the other girl, had her jew- elry taken also, and estunates her loss at U0, Suspicion fell upon a young man d Davy Dame, who had formerly been a dining room boy, and who has since the change in the dining room help been employed in some other posi- tion about the house. Ho was arrested, but none of the vroperty found upon him. The police in working up the case got some idea that Albert Kirk, another young fellow who had formerly' been in the employ of the house, was concorned in the matter, and was trying to get out of town. Kirk too, was arrested, but as yet there is not very strong evidence ob- tained against him, Real Estate Transfers, The following deeds were filed for re- cord in the recorder's office, September 20, reported for the Brs by P. J. Me- Mahon, real estato agent: C,R. I & P. R. R, Co. to Thomas Poterson, w4 s 0 } b, 76, 428880, Benja Boiler to William Brown, s In wi and s w } 13, 76, 40--$8,400 Albert Howard to Mary J. Howard, part of lots 9, 10 and 11, block 9, Wal- nut—§60, C. H, Bosley to G. W. Bosley, lots 7 and 8, bl Walnut-—§500, ®, H. Hancock to Henry F. Hancock lots 1, 2 and 3, block 3, Hancock—§190, H. H Metealf to Benjamin Marks, w $ 8w}, 20, 75, 44 ) Sarah M. Bassett to B. Silloway, part of lots 148, 100 and 162, original” plat $1,800, rooms, sales, $11,030, \ YRl TOVPTORQ SPECIAL NOTICES. b 2, —Special advertisemonts, such as Lost, Found, To Loau, For Sale, To Lent, Wants, Board. ing, ete., will be inserted in this column at the low TS PER LINE for the first insertion d FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent in- sertion. Leave advertisements at our oftice, No. 7 Poarl Street, near Broadway very boay 1 Councll Bluffs to take e, Delivered by carriorat only tweuty ol cents & bl s S ki V/ANTED—A boy, with pony, to deliver Tus Bun. FOR SALE AND RENT, }“\'HHAL' House and lot, northwest corner of Tonth and wroadvay, Joux W. BAlko ])M'IINu HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT-The Orvis Packing house, capacity 100 In)r por day, with all modern appliances; well located: for sale oF ODELL & DAY, lease. Apply to Counc'Biugs, 1a, Sepiesaber 10, 1688 -|404 West Broadway, - . T'he fact that all three agree to|= Empkie Hardware Co. W IEIOILES A X3 Hardware! 100 and 111 8. Main Street, IOWA. COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - Metcalf Bros., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, 342 and 344 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA T Sl o >»".'A" ] o - ] Patties, Sociables and Picnics supplied on short notice, and goods delivered tc all parts of the city. Vienna Bread, and Pies. Fino Cigars. W. T. BRAUN'S European Restaurant, COUNCIL BLUFFS. HOUSES, LOTS AND LANDS Money Loaned, Abstracts Furnished No. 4 Pearl Street, = 2 oo TEEON 00UNCIL BLUFFS, MAYNE & PALMER, Bulk and Barel Lime Louisyile & Portand Cement MICHIGAN PLASTER, HAIR AND SEWER PIPE, HARD AND SOFT COAL AT LOWEST PRICE. No, 639 Broadway, - - - - - COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. SMITH & TOLLER, Merchant Tailors. 7 and 9 Main Streef. DINRECTORY, COUNCII: BL‘UF‘]‘S, IA. A FINE LINE OF FALLJ | SNOOTVINVA sSue0919AQ SuitingsS. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. 18 Main streot and 17 Pearl street. JOHN BENO & Ou,, MAX MOAN, » DR, J. F. WHITE, conr s s it et iiwn o0 Wit s ST e T 8 8 WAGNER, . R i, 2 et J. M. ST. JOEN & C0.CA H BUYERS, "misuagas Draft by retui X CRESTON HOUSE. Grocery, 216 Main Street. Hotel, 217 and 210 Main stroet. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, AND FEED, LIV Will contract for funerals at reasonablo rates. 22 Fourth street. D. A, BENEDICT, UALOB RO0S G F. SVITH. oot et W. W SHERMAN, rre i st SRR R i e JAMES FRANEY, HUWE & SON, LINDT & HART, snwmose SANITAR UM : i EDWIN J. ABBOTT, sy ruste B o5 s moier, REVLKE HUUSE, SIGN WRITER AND GRAINER. Office 337 Brondway, Council Bluffe, Jowa. MERCHANT TAILOR, Stock Complete. Suits made at reasonable prices. No. 806 Main §¢. CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Corner 7th and Broadway. Plans and specifications furnished. MERCHANT TAILOR. Artistic Work and reasonablo charges. 872 Broadway. FURNITURE STOVES, and Household Supplies. 203 Broadway. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Practico in state and federal courta, And bath house, 421 and 428 Broadway. L. Sovereign, Prop. P. J. Mont- gomery, M, D, Physician. SMITH & NORTON, Broadway opposite New Opera Houso, Refitted 81, $1.50 per day SULLIVAN & FITZGERALD, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Boots and Shoes IMMIGRATION AGENTS. DRAFTS ;ON THE BANK OF IRELAND, DUBLIN, FOR SALE, 848 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS CRESTON HOUSE, MAX MOHN, - - - PROPRIETOR. 215, 217 and 219 S. Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - . . - - 10WA MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN HAITR GOODS! 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs. SKELTON, HENDRICKS & RICE, TAILORS, 102 MAIN STREET, COUNCIL BLUFFS. FALL AND WINTER STOCK NOW COMPLETE, EMBRACING MANY NOVELTIES NOT TO BE FOUND ELSEWHERE. YOUR TRADE IS SOLICITED | H. E. SEANMAIN. Special Sale for Thirty Days - ~COMMENCING— Saturday, August 25. To reduce onr stock and make roem for a large steck of FALL AND HOLIDAY GOODS We offer at reducedgprices our stock of T o, ttcrery, Miscellaneons Books PHOTOGRAPH ANDZAUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Pocket Books, Purses & Ladies’ Arm Bags FANCY COODS, Steel Engravings and Other Pictuves---Cabinet Photo- graph Frames, Parlor Easels. Fire Screen Frames. WALL POCKETS AND BRACKETS, WAGONS, DOLL BUGGIES AND SHOD FLIS, Dolls, W ILIILOW W AR &, Coneisting of all kind of} Baskets—Clothes Baskets and Hampers. ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OTHER GOODS. #ill Pay Yau to Call' and !Look at Our Bargains. H. E. SEAMAN. 105 Broadway, AT S COUNCIL BLUFW¥S, IOWA Model Steam Laundry! 712 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS. N. A. CHRISTIANSON, - = roprietor. Has just opened a new and well fitted steam laundry. Guarantee good work, Please give me a trial. IF YOU WANT BOOTS, SHOESOR RUBBERS CALL ON SoA. PTHRCH,: Corner Main and First Aveifie, Council Bluffs. He has Them. Broadway Steam Laundry ! 724 WS’.I; BROADYW.AY. A. C. LARSON, - - - - - LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY, CURE OR NO PAY. SInLOAITM Mingral Springs! Proprietor. COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD TIME TABLE ‘The following are the time of arrival and departure 1 trai; he local depots. The trains start from depot wbout ten minutes earlier cd, and arrive at the depot about ten s lni"l-mkcl later. ains on pool lines and K. C. run on Chicago time, & half hour faster than local. -Wabash trains run o 8t. Louis tqne, twenty minutes faster than local. U, P.'and Lincoln trains run on Counoil Bluffs time, CHICAGO, BOCK IBLAXD AND PACIFIC, Atinatio 2P Arrive, ntio Ext . p. m, | Pacifio E; e Wo guarantee the cure of the following named Ex and Mai 2 o | B a8 . cascs, 0Fn0 pay: Rheumatism, Scrofula, Uloes Dos Moincsao Dos Molnes ao’.0.53 . ma. tarch, all Bloodand Skin Diseases, Dyspepsia, CHICAGO, BURLINGFOX AND QUINCY, ¢ Complaint, Kiduey and Bladder Diseases, Gout, Neu- Depart, Arnive, £ ralgia and Asthma. ¥ Chicage Ex*. . Pp.m. | Counail B'uffs ex “Theso Springs are the favorite resort of the tired | Mail aud Ex....9'46 m | Mail and Ex: ’Ilh‘ nllnhllllllt\l, wnd are the Feeble Ladios' best CHICAGO and NORTHWESTERY, riend. De Gond Hotel, Livery and Bathing accommodations. | Atlantio Hz{ m. Locality highly pictiresque and healthy, Mail and E. . m. Correspondénse solicited, Aoccom (Sat). Ny Address Rev. M. M. THOMPSON, Manager. KANBAW CITY, 4 Siloam, Geutry Co., Mo Depart. - o E 4 . m. lt # Nove y Works Do Overland Ex m. 17 NORTH MAIN ST., COUNCIL BLUFFS. am“ln Ex m. nver Kx., .. m. KLENCK & JUREY, PROPRIETORS, | toceiex . All kinds of repairing. Fumniture 1epaired and WABABI By finished. Chairs re-canod and re seated. All kinds Depart. rrive. of Upholstering. Locks, Bells and El ic Instru- | Mall and Ex.....0:45 8. m. | Mail and Ex. . . ments ropaired. Speaking Tubes put in old or new | Caunon Ball. |, 4:50 p. . | Cannon Bail, 11 . buildings. Keys fitted and Stoves repaired. First BIOUX CITY AND PACIFIC, ’ L clas: work guaranteed. Give us o trial, Depart, Arrive S —— ——— Houx City.7:66 | Frm Sioux Cf : THOS. OFFICKR, H. M. PUSRY, For Fert Niobrara i ¥Frm k‘nlll\.’\"h‘»ll{r?‘.m e Neb* 7:550. m. Neb “ *6:50 p. m. w. | From S¢. Paul .8:50 &, m, AUKRE AND BT, PAUL For St. Paul OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS.. 840 p. w. | Mail Council Bluffs . In. ey ; CIICAGO, MILWAUKER AND 87, PAUL, Es'ab/[s/’efl 2 , 7856 Leaves Council Blufls, Arives Cous Mail and Ex 20 . . | Mat) and Daalors in Forgien and Domestio Exchange and | AUARHC Y, 10115 b m. | Atlantio Homo Socurities. Leave Council Bluffs Teave O 50.12. 90 1108, 1oa, |88, e § & W.R. VAUCHAN. Justice of the Peace, |iii s iy fie can’ at 1, and 6 Ot =adt e o e S e Real estate and collection agency, n 04d Fellow's R' Rlce M' D' block, over Savings Bank. Jansp- Alia MORGAN, KELLER, & co., UNDERTAKERS, | CHRONC DISEASES o oies s & Pearl strect, Council Blufts, The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago | & Consultation free. of Wooden and Metalio Cases. Calls attended to at | ~ 4TI all hours. We defy competition in quality of goods or prices. Our Mr morgan has served as for forty' years ana thoroughly understands his busl: noss. Varerooms, 811 Broadway. UPHOLSTERING :;: all its hr;ln\‘“l‘.lahpmlnyll) attended to; also carpet ing and lambroquine. Telegraphic and mall et liod wikhout dolay, VP Wl m Yo 8 pond | am, 1w 2p P p. w6 p. w, 4 p.in. 5 p. m. 6 p. the Union . On Sunday the cars | Mrs. B J, Hilon, X.D, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 233 Broadway, Councll Blufls,