Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 14, 1885, Page 6

s —————— @ 400 tons for their restaurant. THE DAILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFFS, WEDNESDAY JANUARY 14, 1885. i THE DAILY BEE. QCUNCIL BLUFFS. Jan, 13. senta por week $10.00 per your OFFIOR: arl Biroet, Near Broadway MINOR MENTION. Fino job printing at Pryor's Bex job offico. Rovival services are in progress in the Broadway Methodist church, Job printing in tho latest style of the art, at Pryor's Bes job office. The carponters’ and joiner’s union give a denco in Bevins' hall this evening. The Kanesville social club give a dance in the K. of P. hall Thursday night. “Only a Farmer's Daughter” is to ap- poar at the‘opera house to-morrow cven- Ing Oharles Donny, engineer of the Broad- way steam laundry, now has & dislocated arm. Loave your orders for job printing a day or two ahoad at Pryor's Bee job of- fice, J. W. Smith, of Lime Kiln Hollow clalms that some thief has stolen: his cow, Chlei Walters, of the firo depsrtment, has been presented with a handsome badge. The Daneho society gives a grand masquerade on the 31st inst., at Bleom & Nixon’s hall. Oonrad Gelse has housed 600 tons of 120 for hia brewery, and Louie & Metzer The people of Councll Bluffs apprect- ate good job printing, and liberally pat- roniza Pryor's BEE job office. Prisoners arrested by the police are still soarched at polico headquarters and then taken to the jall building. Permit to wed was yesterday granted Fritz Steinberg, of Norwalk township, snd Bettle Benson, of Hazel Dell. Mra. WiliamLoveburg, whose husband is one of the employees of Mat. Scanlan, dled yesterday morning atter a brief 1ll- ness. Rov. T. J. Mackay yesterday united in marrfage Willlam E. Conley, of Wyan- dott county, Kansas, and Miss Sarah A, Fife, of this county. Sheriff Guitar has returned from Fort Madison, where he took four prisoners, To-day he starts back with four others, Johnson, Doyle, Coburn snd Hansen. The windows of the clty jall are o lo- cated that any outsiders can step up to them and recelve or pass In anything they choose. A good chance for improvement. Complalnt is again made that the heat Ing apparatus In the Bloomer school build- ing is not working well enough to permit of school being in session all the time, Ald, Geise is figuring for tbe purchase of a team at Webster for the new patrol wagon, The patrol wagon will prove an expensive luxury if a team has to be pur chased, a driver hired, etc. Mr. T. Hatle, the dalryman, who dislo- onted his knee by a fall on the ice in his yard Saturday, is roported also as being injured internally, and some fears are entortained as to the result. It is to be hoped that the police inves- tlgation ls not to result in a mere farce, Lot it goon. The half has not been in- quired into yet. Letit bo a thorough job, Then the public will be eatisfied. Johnson, the confidence man, has been spending hls spare moments in jail in wrlting & very spicy, sarcastic bit of rhyme on Prof. John Phillips, who was sent to the penitentiary for six years for raping ono of his school children. The “lodger” is getling to ba a great one at tho city jail. There were twen- ty-threo thus aliowed to sleep there night beforo last, The numberis en the in- creaso greatly, The assets, of the whole crowd amounted to five knives and one T8zZOY. The Women's:Chrlstian assoclation has arranged to occupy the cnapel of the Baptist church, A large mlssion Sun- day school has also been organized, meeting every Sunday afternoon at the Baptist church, Mr. A. B. Walker, who 1s one of the best workers in that line, is helping along the enterprise by taking the suporintendency of the school for a time, Those who have lately secured an order of oourt ssvering tholr property from the city now want the county board to lot them withdraw from the townshi The county hoard considered the matt yesterday, but did not reach a definite conclusion, It is understood that they will not be allowed to retire, unless they assume their share of the township debt, as well as their share of the city debt. Work on the new government post of- fico and court houste, corner of Sixth street and Broadway, has been suspend. ed, Contractor J. M. Rice has nearly completed his part of the building and is only ewaiting the arrival of the iron beams and their being placed in position when he will fill in between them with brich and that will complete his contract and the basoment of the building, The buollding now stands five feet eight inches above the ground. The board of directors of the Council Blufts savings and building assoclation {ar plan not only have members been | THE ‘‘HOME'S"” INSURANOE. helped in saving money, but many have boen helped to huild and own homes who would have scarcely been able to securs them in any other way. The assoclation; by its systematio way of dolng business has proved a benefit to the town, for im provements have been made which could soarcoly have been reoured otherwise. William Arnd is the secoretary, and can bo found in the andltor’s office In the court honse, always ready to give inform ation concerning the workings of tho as- soclation. WANDERING STARS. How In Oaring For Orphan Children An Insurance Oompany was Oarried On, The statemont in yesterday's Ber that there was an insurance compsny be- ing worked under the garb of the Home of the Friendless was news to many, All sorte of inducements have been held out to get people to ‘‘donate” to the Home, but this special teature has beon kept rather quiot hern, The Ben is 1n posses- sion of oneof the cértificates, however, and the clause which offers the insurance inducement is 8o worded that it is well- worth reading, as indioating also the In- definlte sort of businees ideas held by the manager. It reads: The Homos of the Friendless assc tion sgrees, in the caso of the sicl of any momber, where the dissase s not chronie, or in accordance with the coursa of natare, whereby said member is thrown out of his salary for the time of eaid slcknoss, or 1f a business man is in such a condition that he needs assistance, to give to sald member sha sum of $6 a weck, If ho i a member by the payment of 25 cents a month; $10 a week, if he is a member by the payment of 50 cents a month, and 20 a week, if heisa mem- ber by the payment of $1 a month, for not more thaa.six weeks in any one year, provided eaid amount con bo raised by assessment upon tho members of the as- scciation, The home of the friendlees association agroes further, in the case of the death of any member to pay hin or her helrs or tu whomeoever he or she shall direct the sum of $250, On monthly payments of 26 cents, $500; on monthly payments of 50 cents, and $1,000 on monthly pay- ments of $1.00, provided it can bo rajsed by nasessments upon the members of the association, 1t is understood and sgreed that any member failing or refusing for fifteen days after being notified of a loss. to pay his asseasment, forfelts all claim upon the honor of the association for aid in casd of sickness or death. A FAROE. The Judicial Contest Ssid to Have Dropped to Pieces, -4 Harkness They Are Hunting About to See Who is “ Boss." One of the bones of contention be- tween the city marshal’s force and the polico forze is as to which has the right to search prisoners and keep the effocts, Just what profit there is in going through the pockets of drunken men does not ap- pear, but therc ecomsa strange eager- ness on the patt of both to parform the duty. The police olatm that they have the right under the printed rules, made by the mayor, who is the chief of police. One of these rulos, in describing the an- ties of the captain of police, says: *‘He (the captain) shall keep a book, to be known as a receipt book, Fn which shall be taken a receipt for every article, whether money or other property, taken feom prisoners, that it may be roturned to them or deposited with the clerk.” ‘With this order of the mayor as back- ing the prisoners sre belng brought to police headquarters and searched there, thelr effects retained, and the prisoners then taken to the jail. The city marshal, for some reason which does notappear, claimscontrol over the effects, The fact is that the city council in 1884, three months before the mayor went into office, and long beforo tho po- lice rule was written, passed an ordi- nance providing, not that the city mar- shal, nor the police should take charge of such effects, but that the olty. jailer shall be the cnstodian. The ordinance provides that the jaller shall be appolnted by the marshal with the advice and approval of the councll, and says: “Itshall be the duty of the city jaller to keep Ja book provided by the city councll, in which he shall regis- ter the name of the officer making an arrest, the charge preferred, the name, age, occupation, natlvity, and residence every person committed to his care, together with a correct inventory of all monles, dangerous weapons, or valua- bles of any kind whatever, which may be the property of any such person, or firm in hfl possession, The clty jailer shall place all such monles,'dangerous weapons or valuables in the safe In the jail until disposed of by the proper authoritiee and shall deltver up the same only on the written order of the city clerk, said order to be endorsed by the person authorized therein to recelve any such property men- tioned in this section.” The ordinance thus making the jailer who is now Bates, the cus- tordian of all such valuables, does not provide that he should give any bonds at all, a rather strange sort of pro- ecdure. It remains to be seen whether the mayor’s order or the clty ordinance will prevail. Either the mayor or the city council must back the track. Both or- ders cannot be carrled out very well. FUR the purpose of Seal Plush Cloaks. Ties, Fi and Tahle Linen. Matting, Etc., Etc. man, Curtain Goods in Variet The judiclal contest In which Judge Aylesworth claims to be entltled to the district beuch in place of Judge Loof- bourow seems to have dropped to pieces in a comical way. It is said that the no- tico of the contest was sent from Des Moines to Atlantic, Judge Loufbourow’s home, but he was not there. A messen- ger was accordingly dispatched to this city, where he was holding court. The messenger arrlviog at night, sought rest in sleep, and did not serve the notice until the next day. 1t was then dlscov- ered that It was too late, the day of ser- vice haviug just passed. Had the notice been served the night the meesenger ar- rived it would have been in time, but as it was 1t came just too late, It is claim- ed that this tardiness has knocked the bottom out of the whole case. BY EARLY Harkness 401 Broadway, - Churned] Enough, A telegram has been received stating that the Home Mission socisty of New York has accepted the Baptist church property here on the conditions already made public. This settles the troubles temporarily at least, and the Baptist church has disbanded, go that now there ia simply a mission chapel here. After the old sores are healed up a new church organizatlon will be perfected without FPERSBONAL, A. S. Avery, of Walnut, was in the city yesterday. making way for spring purchases, we shall, January 61h, offer our entire stock of Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Gurtains, Etc., fo he sold without regard to cost, This stoc comprises choice Dress Goods, Silks, Flannels, Ginghams, Prints, Etc. A choice stock of Wewmarkets Brocade. Velvet and Ladies’ and Childrens’ White and Scar- let Underwear and Hosiery, Lace, Lace fmbroideries; also a Iot of homemade Comforts, Blankets, Our Cnrpet stock is complete and offers s ecialinducements for select- ian from choice variety of pattemns. It includes Exminster, Moquettes, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Three Ply Ingrains, Hemp, Rattan Matting, Napier Fine Lace Curtains, Tambour, Turco- o eauty of design. Sa¢ Begins January it 1885 Customers will secure BEST BARGAINS, AT bAEAT CLEARINGSA Tea Brothers. reducing stock and | ine line of and Curtain Shades PURGHASES Brothers, - Council Bluffs, doubt. Rev. Mr. Proper in explaining the situation to the church, remarked that there would be no attempt to crganize at present, though services would ba kept up. He illustrated his views ot the case by saying that when he was a boy he had to churn sometimes, and just before the butter came, his mother would tell him to let the cream stand still a fow mo- ments, and the particles gather. He thought rightly too, that tho Baptist church here had been churned enough, and should be allowed to stand while the cloments were allowed to get togother of thelr own accord T The Y. M, C. A, The following was the programme ar- ranged for tho Y. M. G, A. entertainment last evening: Singing. Reading by 11, Stacy, “Experiencas in Colorado,” by Judge Bond Solo by 8. ¢. Noble, Readiug by W, A. Goehring, INTERMISSION, Tnstrumental Music by B, K. Beuch, Reading by Frank Rodefar, Railroad Racket by Messrs. Burke and Flagier, “Sockery Setten of der Oldt Plue Hen,” by L. M, O, Meyer. ———— Rubbers, Z. T, Lindsey & Co, are making a push in the rubber business. With a full stock of men’s, women’s, boy's misees’ and children’s New Jorsey arctics, they are offering dealers stocks in quantities to suit, at Chicago terms and discounts, They are also carrying a full stock of boots and sandals of the New Jersey make, and are closing out rome felt boots at very cheap prices. Dealers will do well to write for pri o ee—— Dr, O. C. Hazen, Dentlst, 100 Maln st, Aldermun James is recovering rapidly from his illness. Col. A, Cochran has returned from his lit- tle Sioux ranche, Dr. J. Farzell, one of Neola’s merchants, wasin the city yesterday. IOWA 1TEMS, There are 625,819 school children in Iowa, an increase of 21,070 over the year 1883, ‘Within & week the Malvern Packing company have shipped some 800,000 pounds of bulk meat. The people of Sioux City proposs to bridge the Missouri if it takes the last dollar of Boston capitalis ta. George Bedford,, the partner of Jack Reynolds in the shooting of Sheriff McCord, was convicted in Judge Hen- derson’s court at Marshalltown, Thurs- day evening, of the Liscomb burglary on two indictments, one for larceny of the goods, and andther for the shooting. Jack Reynolds refused to testify either for or against Bedford in the case tried. Racent developments In regard to the disease whioh has been so fatal among the hogs of the southeastern part of Cherokee county, demonstrates that 1t is not cholera that is troubling the hoga, but worms, Post-mortem examinations revealed the worms knotted up in the hog's stomach, Concontrated lye is said to effect a sure and speedy cure. Tarpentine 1s also gnod. Licutenant-Governor Monning and family have gone south to spend winter, Fred Ticknor went to Missouri Valley yes- terday to look after stock business, Will Owens, who has been so very ill, is getting along nicely now and will soon b3 out agoln. i Cliris Musselman of Fairmont, Neb., is here visiting his brother who is the telephone manager hare, Pat Lacy was in Des Moines yesterday at- tending & meoting of tho Tewa Firemen's association, one of the features of business being the arranzing for the state tournament at Davenport next Junc, Miss Fannie Walker, while visiting fricnds in Carroll, has been taken quite dangerowsly ill, and, in response to a tel:gram, her grand mother, Mrs, Swan, has gone there to attend her, A tolegram was aleo received Tuesdsy night asking that Dr, Hart, of this city, come at once, but a later telegram stated that sho was better, and was considered out of danger, For sale—M,; noss 341 Broadway. Not a mile of railr not a bank, not a telegraph office is erected in Calhoun county, Illinois, though it has a popula tion of about eight thousand. The typi- cal resident is part hunter and part farmer, with a decided leaning to leis- ure. book andZstatlonery bus- H, E. Seaman, On the Beat, There has been qults a change in the beats of the policemen, the following being the present arrangement: Of the day men, Officer Brooks wlill patrol Bancroft, Main, Pearl and fixth streets from Broadwsy to S!xteenth avenue. O'Brien, Broadway, Plerce and Vine streets and Washington avenue, from Main to Buck street. Smullen, Broad- way, First and Washingtonavenues,Myn- ster and Avenues A and B, from Main to Twelfth street. Of the night men Aus- tin patrols Bancroft, Main and Pear] fromn Broadway to Fifth avenue. Cusick, Breadway, First and Washington aven- ues, Mynstir streot and Avenues A and B from Poarl to Twelfth street. Hurley, Main, Bancroft and Sixth streets, from Fifth to Sixteenth avenues, Towns, Broadway, P erce and Vine streets, from Market to Buck streot. Wheeler, Broad- way, Pierce and Vine from Market to Poarl, ASK YOUR GROCER FOR A. B. HOWE’S Corn Meal, Graham Flour, Hominy. Ground Fresh Every Day ! Ground Feed Always on Hand. Mill, corner of North Bixth and Mill Streets, COUNCIL, BLUFFS, THE PLACE To purchase? Christmas Presents C — The commercial travelers of England are not satiefied with the fare and treat- ment they get from the inns and taverns, and are agitating the establishment of clubs and hotels for thelr own use, - ——— COMMERUIAL, OOUNOIL BLUFFS MABKET, Wheat—No, 1 milling, 67; No, 2, 55; posos, 23c, Hay—84 6006 00 per ton; baled, 60@60. Rye—8bo, Oorn Meal—1 80 per 100 pounds, Wood—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ 6 50, Coal—Dellvered, hard, 950 per ton; soft 450 per ton Lard—Falrbank's, wholesallng at 9o, Flour—Oity flour, 1 50@3 o — Iteal ate Transters, The following is a list of real estate tranefers filed yesterday in the recorder’s| Brooms—2 95@8 00 per doz, office of Pottawattomie county, Iowa, as LIVE BTOOK, furnished by A, J. Stephenson, abstrac- _m&%}; cows 8325@375, Butcher At Bottom Prices, is tor, resl estate and loan agent, Council| Sheep—2 50@3 00, » Bluffe, Iowa, January 13, 1885, Hoge—4 00@4 35, HOMER & CO'S PEODUCE AND FRUITH, Poultry—Live old hens, 2 50 per doz; dressed chickens, 8¢; dressed turkeys, 124c; ®dxessed ducks, 9@100; dressed geese, 10@12c; spring 0. R L &P, R, R. Co, to G, B. Cate ot »), Iots 22 and 23, block 6, Carson, $225, Joseph Berwein to Anna Berwin, part China Store, held a meeting last night to make arrange- ments for starting a new series, this giv- ing new members a chance to enter the assoclatlon under the next favorable oir cumstaicer. This association was organ- zed in Febraary 1877, and by lts pecu- ‘lh o street, Telephone 117,] chickens, per doz. 9 25, utter—Oreamery, 25@28¢; choice gountry w0} 80} 86, 75, 44, $1,200, 88 Maln Blucet, Covzeil Biv Total sales, 81 =22 por dosen, e 0 TN = —— ‘egetables — Potatoes, 30@400 bush - Gool, dry, h y wood delivercd, | onlons, 60c per bu; apples, uiumm( ‘\i: s B. Ak Emfll M D. iled and e 0.25 por co:d, | saing, £ PGS O Beans, 1 0G1 60 " per ‘ Call i seoit, E. L B aich & Co. 130 | bosmli St botatoms, 20 ver PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Orangos—4 50 per bbl, 223 WAde Broedway, Councll Blutla, Y008, OFFICER: W, 5. M, FUSEY OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS.. Couacil Elufts, . - Ins Established - - 1856 Dealerd in Forelgn and Domestio Exchange and ‘Home Becuritics, SMITH & TOLLER Agte, LEADING MEROHANT TAILORS ¥ and 9 Maln street, Oovuxors, Brurrs, « « - « « Towa, S—Y A OComplete Line of New Goods to Select From, KIEL: SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand whi wo will sell in retall or wholesale lote, All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. Wholotale and retall dealers in Graln and Baled Hay vonable Satistaction Guaranteed SCHLUTHE & BOLEY Corner Fifth Ave. & Fourth St. CouncilBluffs. ' NORENE & LANDSTROM, DMerchant Tailors, Winter Goods Ready. Suits Made to Order in Latest Style Short Notice and at Reasonsble Prices, SATISFACTION GUARANTHED. 906 Main Street, . . . . - . AGENTS WANTED. Drs. Judd & 8mith’s New Improved Electric Belt. 810 BROADWAY, COUNCIL, BLUFFS, I0WA; 725 ELM ST., DALUAS, TEXAS; and FT. IT POSITIVELY CURES— Kidney nd T mplaint, Bright's Diseate, Rheumatis Dyspepsin, Norvonstess Weating Weaknese, Paralysis, Spinsl Aff-otions, In iig stion, Heatt Hoadach, Lame Back, Cold Foet, and all diseases roquifing iacreased motive powers 3 and 5, old o Prices Council Blufts, WAY 0833, F Now tmproved bo GENUINE SLAUGHTER Cooking and Heating Stoves ! Tho season belng o Tar advanced I ba erence to storlng them until uext seasc ~zaeluded to dlepose of fay KLoVCH REGARDLESS OF Comy wt all early as 1 will not bo uniercold by £, ono. Leter A. J. Mandel, 825 Broadway, Counel Hluffs. R. Rice M. D. CANCERS, s ey e moons CHRONIC DISEASESersn uises aspecaty. Over thirty years practical exparience @ise 5, Poarl sireot, Qountil Blofta, o " #ar Consultarion fres. g R ADMISS10N—Gonts 160—Ladles 100. A Q SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICK.—Spocial & vertisoments, suo as Loat, found, To Losn, For Sale, To Rent, Wauts, Loard (ng, eto., will bo Insorted in this column at the low eato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for tho first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsoquent n- ertlon. Leavo advertisoruouts a¥ onr offico, Ko, Poarl Strect, near Broadway. d unim § 1f you wanta farm in rn lowa, Kansas Nebraska or Dakota, let us bear from you. SWAN & WALKER; OR 84 LE—Special bargain. fras o dwelling, ten Fooms with il motern i Price Alarge two story provemcuts. well located and almost new. 45;)00, 81,000 cash balance long tize, SWAN & WAURKR. VW ANTED—To correspond with any non-resldont owner of propecty in Council Blufls or Potta- wattamle county, or any ons wishing to buy or sell property in western lowa, Kansis or Nebraska. Ewax & WALKER. BEATES—Gents 160. Ladles 100, OR SAUE—A large pumber of business and resi- dence lota in all paris of Council Blufls. See 13 before you buy, SWAY & WALEHE. Admission Froe fc Ladies each morning and Taes- day and Thureday afternoons. Use of Skates 15 TOR RENT—We hsvo scveral houses on onr list | %08 for ront, vacant now, Swax & WALK ROk 8ane—rarios wishing to buy oheap lots to| A+ ¥+ SOHANCK, . I, MARTERS, build on can buy on wonthly payments of from Managor, Proprietor $2to§10. TOR REN t—We will rent you a lot to buldd_on ORDER YOUR with the prisilage to buy if you with on very o —1Cobs, Coal& Wood door OoF and = 8 goNnHs, P. ©,address, Look Box 1499, Covncil Blufts, BWAN & WALKNK TANLE oorrespond gocd location £.x glanning & and bind manufastory, we huve building machinery, well located, for sale, lease or trade; nim SWAN & WALKPR. OR RENT-- Large two story frawe bullding suit able for warehouse or SEOTAKC pUIpOSEs, DeAr railroad depot. SWAN & WALRER, SEND Xou= NAME “ASD ADDRESS Off A POSTAL CARDTO THR JOR RENT OR SALE — Building and grousds Y ¢ for small foundry and machine shop Good boiler, engluc, cupola, Blower with fixed shatc- ing eto., ready toput in motion. SwWAN WALKER, - osmters, woies o, e | HEAFthstone Publishing Comn'y.. uire of H. K. Seaman, paper, p ELP) p bt R ey, PHILADELPHIA, PA , Aud you will raceive by retura mail & SPECIMEN COPYI Of Tun Heaurustoxw, wnlch s withous exception the ST S10ry Paper published, Tur HEASTUSTONK i8 & sizteen-page yaper, tall the choicest original wrials, sketchs, poctry and miscellancoss articles, and is ‘printed on ine - tinted 0% SALE—she fixtures etz. Dbooks and statio A Council Biudls- OR SALE- One 16 horse ports engine Beot of order. Also o engine and boiler, on wheels, Lewio Main stre:t, Coug il B uffs. TOR SAL harne viler and ght horse be t, 623 chorses. buggy, and light singlc H. Kobertson 604 Broads ay. paper. | Thoee who subscriba durlng the next sixty days JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law COUNCIL, BLUF28, IOWA., Office, Main Strect, Room 3, Shugart and Feao Dlock. Wil practice in §,ate and Federal courts, J. R. TATE, ATTORMEY AT LAW Practico tn Btate and Fedors! Courte. Oollections promytly sitended to. Room 16, Shugart's Building, OOUNOIL BLUFFS ‘Dr, W. . Shorraden DENTIST, Masonic Temple, Oouncll Blufts . - $20 REWARD! REWARD paid tor Information of present Tocation pair horses, wagon and harness, mortg+ged by William D Hall to Thomas a*Denton Bay horse seven years old, 1,000 pounds, scar lefh hind leg, black Horse nino voars old, tarin fore- uaed +payin in right hind leg. w' gon, Cooper make, thre Inch set donble harness, take: m Pottawatt- awle county in August reward _for dissovery of said Hall. das about & feot 10uohes, andy complexion, bald head on wiksors brownish red, stour iIt, about 40y eare “@prly to Lo uard. Ev©rett, attorney atlaw luffs, lowa, BROADWAY STEAM _LAUNDRY EVERYTHING NEW, — All the Latest Improved Machinery. All Work First Olass. Orders by Mail Solicited Express Paid on all Or: ders over $2,60, Collars and Cuffs a Bpecially, Established TOWA Towa. 1882, H, E. REMER, Munager I 111 Broadwsy, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA, will recelve any one of the following ardicles: WOOL'S” PENOGRAPH, the best fountain pen ['over used KN TANTED—A good girl or womiz. for gene a housework, one suitable will patd £0od wages © 8t 1208 Si'zto 8irect opposite schiool house. AN'S GOSSAMER COATor LADIES WA ot 1n évery county in_ western | Tows to arll 550 *“Champion Eosom Stretcher | and Ironivg Board 1y Iady pronounces it on | sight to be just whas sh wants, either for heislf | tod. DICTIONART. 0, o¢ hirec holp. Big inducemens to sgents. Retall CKET MAGNIFIER, for§1, Address C. B.S. and 1 Beowd, Beo owmce| HOW TO READ CHAKACTER; a very interesting Coundil Bluffy, Iows, {OR, BAUE=liousy Tots and Land. & J. 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