Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 4, 1885, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS Wodnesday Morning, Feb. 4 N RATES.S S0 sents per week 410,00 per year 0.1 Pearl Street, Near Broadway.! ———— ~ MINOR MENTION, The Bluffs City band ball to-night, at the rink. Revival services continue st the Meth- odist church, Tickets for Burdette's lecture Friday night are selling well. The Danebo band expect to eoon get a fu'l set of fine, Imported instrumenta, The weather yesterday didn't look as 1f it was such a ground-hog case after all. Loave your orders for job printing a day or two ahead at Pryor's Bex job of fice. Tho funeral of Jacob Hess took place yosterday afternoon from the residence on scuth Plerce street. Zsb Townsend was yesterday arrosted for atealing a dog from Frod Young. He will have a hearing to-day, Henry Negus, ene of the employcs of Ohicago & Rock Island yards I reported as missing, and missed by several credit- ors. Indian creek yesterday afternoon, at the streot car bridge, had run over its banks, and was nearly over at soveral other places. “Uonstable Wesley says that his case sgainst Supervisor A. C, Graham is not dropped, but comes up for a hearing to- day before Justice Frainey. Joe Price, of lunch counter fame, Is #aid to have taken with him, when he skipped, Ella Orehill, better known as «Big Ella.” one of Lou Scott’s dam-azed damsels. One of the reasons asslgned for not bullding sidewalks ordered by the coun- cll is that contractors have to look to the sbutting property owners for their pay Inetead of from the city. The mud on the crossings over which the dirt wagons paes were ankle deep yesterday. No wonder merchants com- plain of business, when 1t is {mpossible for a iady to come out and do shopping. Daring the absence of Lee Kohl, the yardmaster at the frelght transfer, who 1s away on business, W. A. R. M. High- smith is taking charge of the awitching. with W. F. Dodge as night yardmaster. The children who attend the Third street achool are compelled to wade In mud for three or four blocke, although the city council orderad sidewalks in that neighborhood since. To-night and to-morrow night Shook & Collier’s company appear at the opera house In the great drama ¢‘Storm Beaten.,” The entertalnment promises to be one of the best of the season, and worthy of a crowded house. The Council Bluffs Herald says ‘no member of the Herald Printing Co. now has, or ever did have, any Interest what- ever In any gambling house.” The re- port doubtlees arose from the fact that its advertising solicitor, Eastman, who is not amember of the company, but simply represents them amons business circles, has a little poker room of his own. Fred Ticknor, who is one of Council Blufis' most enterprising young men, has just started a tank at Scribner, Neb., and is making up cholera hogs Intc grease for lubrlcating and other mechanical pur- poros. Ho has fitted up apparatus by which he turns out five barrels a day, and finds a ready market for every pound. The venture promises to be & lucrative one, Harkness Bros. are entltled to a long credlt mark for pluck and sense. The effort to get the retail stores to close at 7 o'clock every evening except on Satur- days having not proved successful, this firm starts out on its own account and announces that thelr store will be closed as stated. The firm s entltled to the thanks of every weary clerk, and It is belleved that Harkness Bros.’ trade will not fall off any on accouut of the manly, business-like stand taken. Every reader of the B should poruse carefully the advertlsoment headed “Murder Most Foul,” to be found in an- other colnmn, Dr, Jefferls has lived here for many years, and his name has been so long assoclated with the treatment of diphtheria and dyspepsia that any one of doubtful mind can easily ascertaln tacts and details by corresponding wich any of his many patleats here. The docior of- fors big money for any case of dyptherla he ocannot cure, and offers a large llst of reforences of well known cftizens, e ———— FPERSONALS, W. C. Morgan will in a few days start on an eastern purchasing tour, A. H. McOlurg left yesterday for Chicago to attend the cracker bakers' convention which convenes at the Grand Pacific hotel there to-day. The Misses Maud and Ella Packer, daugh- tors of Squire Packer, of Avoca, are in the city spending & day or two with the family of 0, E. Beswick, e ——— HORSES ANv MULES FOR BALE, Two car loads of horses, mules and mares just received, for sale atthe stables of Schiuter & Boley, Klels barn, corner Fisth avenue and Fourth strect. o —— Dr. 0. C. Hazon, Dentist 100 Maln 8¢ e ———e For sale—My book and stationery bus- ness 341 Broadway. H, E. Seaman. cleaned several months & A NEW COURT HOUSE. A Fall and Pavorable Expression of the Connty. The Differenca of Ovinion What it Skall Cost. Some Objections to a Speciat Election, In accordance with the request of the board of supersisors, a large number of representatiye men of the county met in the Masonio hall to talk over the advisa- bility of calling a special eleotion to sub- mit to the people the question of appro priating £150,000 for the building of a new court house. Daring the forenoon the plans present- od by various archltects were examined and explained, and In the atternocn & mecting was held. 1t was called to order by N, H. Bowman, and A, Gifford, of Waveland township, was made chalrman, with Wm, F. Bosbyshell, of Carson, as secretary. There was a great deal of disorder and confusion attending the organiza- tion, mostly caused by = man from Knox county, whose name could not be learned, and who kept contlnually bobbing up and lettlng off gas, he & being evidently bent only on opposing Council Bluffs, oppostng a_court house, opposing the west end of the county, opposing taxes, opposing harmony, opposing every- thing but himself, and his township. But for this thorn in the fl:sh the gathering would have boen quite a deliberative body and would have quickly transacted the business for which they came togother. There was a motlon that when townships had not eont delegates, that any present from such townships might chooss & ropresentative then and there. Tho lit- tle objector opposed this for he thought Council Bluffs would then get & repro- sentation, no conventions having been held here, but numerous citizens being present. After a little storm the motion Was carried unanimously. The following roll of delegates was then prepured: Belknap—J. O, McFerrin, Boomer—W. J. Haines, Center—A. D. Putnam, Carson—Wm, F. Bosbyshell. Orescent—OC. F. Pratt. Grove—George Bolton. Garver—J. W. Templeton. Herdin—D. I\ Perey. Hazel Dell—Not rep: caented, James—Henry Brandes. Keg Creek—$. (. Underwood. Kocx—W. B, Cuppy. Lincoln—J. A. Frauks, Layton—Not represented. Lewis—T. P. Treynor. Minden—Wm, Spears, Macedonla—O. Kuox. Neola—T. 8. Campbell. Norwalk—T. C. Johnson, Pleasant—J. Groes. Rockford—George West. Silver Creek—M, McKenzie. Valley—1. L. Bear. Washingaon—N. H. Bowman. Waveland—A., Gitford. Wright—J., F. Macklin. York—Wm. Casson. Kane Townshlp—Frank Evans. Kane—First ward, Jas. Wickham; Second ward, E4 Mott; Third ward, Col. W. F. Sapp; Fourth ward, E. L. Shu- art. It was then insisted that the session should be private, and no outsiders al- lowed to remain, After going into private sssslou it was moved that each representative should be allowed not to excced five minutes in presenting the views of his constituency. Mr. Cuppy objected to the time limit, olalming it was a plece of gag law to which he would not subimnit, and threat- ened to withdraw from the mecting 1t it was enforced. The time limlt was then dropped to satlsfy him, who was the firat one to overstep that time. The reports of the delegates showed the following feel- Ing in the various townshipa: Belknap—Agalnst a special eleotion, but in favor of submitting a reasonable amount at the mnext general electlon, Think $150,000 is more than is needed, but would be willlng to vote for that amount at a general election. Boomer—In favor of a epecial election and in favor of appropriating $180,000. Center—Opposed to any greateramount for court house and jail than $150,000, and opposed to special election. Oarson—Think court house can be built for less than $150,000. Would not vote for more than §110,000. Crescent—In favor of building a court houte and Infavor of a epecial, election, Cost of court house and jail not to ex- ceed $180,000. Grove—Not In favor of a special elec- tion, but in favor of submitting a propo- sition not to to cost $90,000, at general election. Garner—Deslres a court house to meet neede, but not to exceed $150,000, unless more was needed to make it fire proof. It should be euflicient to meet all needs, even if more was needed. In favor of special election, Hardin—1In favor of a court house and a good one, costing about §150,000, In favor specfal election. James—Opposed to a spectal election, Willilng to vote a reasonable amount, $100,000 or less, Keg Creek—Mr, Underwood declined to speak, only for himself. Lasttime gave an overwhelwing majority, aud would doubtless vote for $150,000 court house and favor specisl election, Knox—Want to walt a little. No hurry. Willing to call special electlon and vote money for a jal, but not a cent for a court house in Councll Blaffs at prosent, If special election called on court house question, Knox would not give ten votes for it, and would also favor moving county seat to geographical centre of the vounty. Lincoln—Opposed to a speclal election, Too costly. Think $150,000 would do for court house and jail both, Lowis—At last speclal election only one vote sgainst the proposition, Same fecllng doubtlees exists now. Minden—In favor of a court house costing $100,000 and a $50,000 jail. Macedonia—In favor of $110,000 for court house and $40,000 for jall. No special electlon, but in favor of submitt- ing it at general election, eola—In favor of court house and jail not to exceed $150,000, Opposed to speclal election. Pleasant—In favor of court house not to exoeed $100,000, and opposed to spe- clal election. Rockford—In favor of l}saclll election at once, submitting propositlon of court house not to exceed $150,000, Sllver Craek—In favor of a good court house not to exceed $150,000, Opposed to nyou[ul election. Valloy—Not in favor of speclal elec. tlon, or of new courk house for the pre ent. Washington—Call for election prema- tare, Not ready for It yet. Opposed to special election, and favoring submistion at general election. ~ Think £80,000 wonld be sufficient for court house. Would opposs anythimg above £100,000, and 240,000 for jail. Waveland — This part had felt the spirlt of divislcn but that had dled out. Think county needs court house. Think £100,000 would do for court house and 840,000 for jail, but if there was need would vote for more, Townskip divided on question of speclal election, but ma jority favor special election. Wiright—Opposed to special election; opposed to £150,000—too much., Wil vote for 110,000 for court house and jall, §85,000 for court house, and &35, 000 for jail. York—Opposed to specisl election, and think £100,000 enough for court house, and $25,000 fo. jail. Kane Township— Favoring coutt house not to exceed $150,00 rat Ward— Favoring rpeclal election, a £150,000 court house, snd the present site. Second Ward— Favoring a court house to cost at lenat §150,000, and favoring & spocial election. Third Ward—In favor of building a court houee, if_people of the county are willing to build one to meet the wants, not of the day, but for years to come. Otherwise the voters would opposo & court house. They favored a good fire- proof bullding, and nothing less. They thought £150,000 wounld put up such a building and would oppoie any amount above that. Fourth Ward—In favor of building a court hovso as cheap as possible, not to exceed £160,000. Probably $125,000 would do for court house and $35,000 for a jail. The report showed a far different feel- ing to exist than when the question was submitted at the previous election, It became {evident that now a very large majonity will vote for a new court house, the only difference of oplnion being as re- garas the amount to be expended, and whether a specfal election shall be called. The objectors to a special election and the objectors to the expenditure of a sum not to exceed $160,000 appeared to be fow, and not to be strongly urged, and the board will doubtless teel justified now in calling the election. No formal action was taken by vote or resolution beyond the reports rendered. and the delegates adjourned about slx o'clock, apparently 'good-natured and ready to yield all personal motives for the sake of the general good. CHOP FALLEN CHOPPER. Arrested for Stealing the Wood of His Employer, Kd Lake, a young man who has been engaged chopping weod on Luke Smith's place noar Westcn, suddenly disappeared, and it was learned that after plling up a good quantity of cord wood of his em- ployer, he had sold 1t all, as it stood, to some party, and getting the money, had started for Nebraska, A messenger was sont to this clty to head him off, and while this meseenger was talkicg to Officer O'Brien near the Methodist church yesterday morning, who should come along but Ed Lake, himself, with a wagon filled with household effec:s app: ently immlgrativg, He was at once rested and was taken yesterday after- noon to Garner townshlp to appear be- fore Justice Prouty there for examina- tion. . Renl Estate Transters. The following is a list of real estate transfers filed yosterday in the recorder’s office of Pottawattomie county, Iowa, as furnished by A. J. Stephenson, abstrac- tor, real estate and loan agent, Council Bluffs, Iowa, February 3, 1885. G. E. Rarey to Allen Bullis, ne} ne}, 17, 75, 38, $1 200, J.7C. Salsbury to Wright township, part nw} nel, 22,75, 38 $30. Patrick Howard to Ulrloh Howard, ne} nw}, 10, 76, J8. _$2400. Bli Clagton to John McAnery, ne} 3,7 $5,600. .'C. Koller to A, H. Keller, vart ne} nwl, 20, 74, 39. $200. Total sales, §9,500. L Less than soventy years ago death was the penalty for more than 200 crimes in England. —— COMMEROIAL, OOUNOIL BLUFFS MARKET, Wheat—No, 1 milling, 65; No, 2, No. 8, £0, Corn—New, 25c. Oats—For local purposos, 23c. Hay—85 00@6 50 per ton; baled, 50@60, Rye—g5o. Corn Moal—1 30 por 100 pounds, Wood—Good supply; pricas at yards, 6 00@ 6 50, Coal—Delivered, hard, 9 50 per ton; soft 40 per ton Lard—Fairbank’s, wholesaling at 9§c. Flour—City flour, 1 50@2 90, Brooms—2 95@3 00 per doz, LIVE BTOCK. Oattlo—Butcher cows 8 25@3 75, stoers, 3 75@4 00, Sheep—2 50@3 00, Hogs—4 00@4 25, PEODUCE AND FRUITS, Poultry—Live chickens, per doz. 2 25; dress- ed chickens, fc; dressed turkeys, 10¢; dress- ed ducks, 9¢; dressed geese, 10¢, Butter—COreamery, 22@25¢; choice country w@ite. —-22 per_dozen, Vegotablos - Potatoss, 40@500 per_bushel; onlons, 60c per bu; apples, choice cooking or eating, 3 00; beans, 1 00@1 50 per b Oldor—32 gallon bbL., $6.50, Orangoes—a 25 per box, Lemc t0@b 00 ver box 605 Butcher REMOVED Schmitt & Harb ——THE—- POPULAR BARBERS Have removed from under the Opera House to WNO. 402 BROADWAY, They will continue their CIGAR AND TOBACCO business, and invite all their old friends and the pub lic to call and see them., 8000 always oo band, The finest cigars and 0 GAEAT CLEARING SALE wifl s Harkness Brothers. F OR the purpose of reducing stock and making way for spring purchases, we shall, January 6th, offerour entire stock of Dry Goods, Carpets, Cloaks, Curtains, Etc., fo be Isold without regard to cost This stock comprises a Fine line of | choice Dress Goods, Silks, Flannels, Ginghams, Prints, Etc. A!choice stock of Newmarkets Brocade elvet and Seal Plush Cloaks. Ladies’ and Childrens’ White and Scar- let Underwear and Hosiery, Lace, Lace Ties, Fichue and Embroideries; also a lot of homemade Comforts Blankets, and Table Linen. Our Carpet stock is comnlets and offers sepcial inducements for select- ion from choice variety of patterns. It includes Exminster, ~ oquettes, Bodv Brussels. Tapesiry Brussels. Three Ply Ingrains Hemp, Hattan: Matting, Napier Matting, Etc., Etc Fine Lace Curtains, Tamhour, Turco- man. Curtain Goods and Curtain Shades elegant in beauty of desien. Sale Begins January 6th 1865 Customers will secure BEST BARGAINS, BY EARLY PURGEASES AT Harkness Brothers, 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs. SWITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Main St., Covnotr, Buorrs, Tow A, A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From. KIEL. SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which wo will sell In retall or carload lots, Mi Stock Warranted as Renresented. olcrale sroreted] deaors in Grain and Lalcd Bay sonablo Satlsfaction Guaranteo. PSCHLUTER & BOLEY Corner Fifth Ave, & Fourth St. CouncilBluffs, 'NORENE & LANDSTROM, Merchant Tailors. Winter Goods Ready. Suits Made to Order in Latest Style an Short Notice and st Reasonable Prices, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. - . . . . Councll Blafts, Frices rea AGENTS WANTED. Drs. Judd & Smith’s New Improved Electric Belt. 819 BROADWAY, COUNCIT, BLUFFS, I0WA; . DALLAS, TEXAS; and FT. IT POSITIVELY CURES— Kidney and Liver Complaint, Bright's Disoas. Dyspopsia, Nervonaness Wsting Weaknese, Laralysin, Hpina) Aflcctions. T Headach, Lame Back, Cold Feet, and all iscases requiring inoreasod motive powers 8 and 85; old stylo 82 each. R 908 Main Streot, 725 ELM ST WA , Hoart Disonss, Now tmproved " GENUINE SLAUGHTER N THR PRICES OF Cooking and Heating Stoves ! Tho seasen belng 8o Tar advanced 1 have ~=zeluded to dlspose of . erence 1o storlng them untl next season. Call early aa I will not bo wut ¥ KLOVER REGARDLESS OF CONE Yu pres ndersold by anyone, ande. Ad\:ay. Couneil Mllzxfl‘a. s, 8. J, Eilto, B D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 222 MMMIe Brosdway, Counoll Blufte. ~ JOIIN FOX, 825A1;r' N Q SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTIOE.—Speolal a vertisoments, suo as Lost, Found, To Loan, For 8ale, To Rent, Wants, Board- 1ng, e40., will be Inserted in this column at the low cato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first {nsertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n- ortlon. Leave advertlsemonts at our office, No. Pear] Btroot. near Broadwav Deputy Sheriff and WANTS. i Fv\ll SALE—A rare chancé to cct & fin Cout il Bluffe, at & bargain, Low prico and easy SWAN & WALKER Office with N. Schurz, Justico of the Peace, Ccuncil Elufts, Towa. JFOR SALE—A good paying hotel proferty with liyery etable, in one of the best small towns in western Iowa will'sell with o without fueniture, or will trade for a emall farm with etock etc. SWAN & W. 1108, OFFICNR) W, B, roRRY OFFICER & PUSEY : BANKERS_. Councll Bluffs, . i 08 SALE— 2 e tract of good land about | Established one and a half wiles from Council Biufis post office, at a bargain. I In Harrison county, Io grass land, all under fonc with fine improvem £0 acres grass. KB OR SALE—Elghty acres uvimproved jand in Unlon county, Jowa, 3} miles south.east of At ho o uuty scat, or will trade for Nebraska“or fre SWAN & WALKER. 1856 Dealers tn Forelgn and Domestlo Exehange and ‘Home Securitica. SWAN & WALKKR, OR SALE owa. 820 acres 00 acre farm cultivation except ) aores good grass or pasture land, MURDER MOST FOUL To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria. URING the last fl ive and cure was t scarlet fever, changing it in 48 nurs to the simpl outh Eighth strect, Council Bluffs, lowa, Send for Dyspeptic, why live in misery and die in despair with cancer of tho stomiach? Dr. Thomas every cate of indigestion and covstipation in a very short time. Bost of references givon. is tho cause ef ninety per eent of all diseased conditions, sale only at the doctor's office, No. d) spepssia. Toea® ||,z L COAT | IATTORNEY AT LAW OOUNOIL BLUFFS IOWA COUNCIL BLUFFS ROLLER @'® A T Wholesale and Rotail Dealers in b3 W. H. SIBLEY, Manager. E y Main ,SL Yard, on C. R. L & P. and C. Hard Soft ana Blossburg ay. Practioe In State and Federal Courte. Collections prompily sttendod to. Room 16, Shugart's Building, ADMISS10N—Gente 160—Ladies 108 ASK YOUR GROCER FOR SEATESSQuuielso Hadisg Mo A. B. HOWE’S Corn Meal, Graham Flour, Hominy. Ground Fresh Every Day ! Ground Feed Always on Hand. Mill, corner of North Sixth and Mill Streets, COUNCIL, BLUFFS, BROADWAY STEAM _LAUNDRY EVERYTHING NEW, All the Latest Improvea Machinery. All Work First Olass. Orders by Mail Solicited Express Paid on all Or- ders over $2,60. Collars and Cuffs a Bpecialty, Established, 1882. Admission Free 40 Ladies each moming and Tues day snd Thursday afternoons, Use of Bkates 18 centa. A. ¥. SCHANCE, Managor, AL I, MARTERS, Proprioter St. Charles Hotel. 0 STKEET, BET 7thand th, - - LINCOLN, NEB, Mrs. Kato Coakly, Proprictoross, £ Nowly and clogantly turnished, Good eamplo rooms on first floor, 5 4@ Torms —81.50 to 82 por day, Special ratos given members of the legislature, nov10-1m-mo . DeBEVOISE, Onion Ticket Agent No. 607 Broadway Councll Bluffs, Railway Time Table, Corrected to January 7, 1886, OOUNCIL BLUFFS, The following aro the tmes of the arrival and de- arturo of frains by central standard time, at the looal depote. 8 leavo transfor dopod de atos earller ar vo ten minutes later. GHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINOY, 586 p i Chloago E: 186 p m o0 Express 0:40 & m ey i 1530p m Accommodation, *At local depot only, KANSAS GITY, BT. JOB_ AND COUNOIL BLUVPS, 10:05 8 m Mail 'and Express, 625 pm BlEpm Paolfic Expross, 0:65 pm HI0AGO, MILWAUKK AND BT, PAUL. Expross, [ pm m Expross, GHI0AGO, ROGK ISLAND'AND PACIFIO, m "Atlantio Expross, Day Expross *Dos Moines Accommodation, *At local depot only. WABABH, BT. LOUIY AND PACLFIO, Accommodat.on pm spm 9:00 am 45 p m 10:66 & m Louls Expross Chicago Expross *A{ Transter only SI0AG0 Mud NORTHWRSTERN, Expross, [ Pacific Expross ¥ WIOUX GITY AXD PACIFIC, B\, Paul Exproes, y Expross SUNION PAGIRIO. Western Expross, Pacifio Expross, Lincoln Expross, *A4 Tranfer only DUMMY TRAINS TO OMANA, :30-10:80- 1140 & m. 1 Bunday-— 720" — -5:30-6:80-11108 | p, m, ving Wise, H, E. REMER, Manager 111 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA £8 E8 o e Dr, W. H. Sherraden DENTIST, Masonic Temple, Oouncll Blufla ' Towa, 5BE BE EE 1 [ 15 | years thore has not beon a death from diphtherla in any cave where Dr. Thomas d. Ithas been the meats ot saving thousands of lives. Indis. R. Rice M. D. CANCERS, sastss omors temared wthent e CHRONIC DISEASESctan ks apecaty. 0 riengs Qflse Ne. ver Whirly years practical e 6, Pontl shroet, Council Blodla, £ar Consultation free. and several ot unimproved la ALY ¥ tracts of from 40 to 160 acres of 4. AN & WaLkRiz OR TRADE—For good city pre cil Bluffs or improved farm,” my 'y stable and entire stock or the stock on, lease of stable for five years or mors, Did a ness of over 6,000 in 18t4 with eight livery horses W. L. Patton, 23 N. Matn strect, Council Bluffs. JOR ) g a rare urant, confectionery and feo Centrally located on Broadwsy rain Williams, 18 N. Main stroet, 1o T, NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY "0, F. DAVIS & 60., TANTED—A boy with n pony to carry Tux Brn, o )AVIS & SNTDE Wil 2t Brm e morhoditon {8uooessons olDavis & Bvnen.) L GENERAL DEALERS 1N REAL ESTATE 1505 FARNAM STREET, - - OMAHA, JOR RENT—A farnished house cheap without small children who wi adults. Address A" Bee office, Council JFO%, SALE—Lands improved aad unimproved. 1t you wanta farm in western fowa, Kansas Nebragka or Dakot, let us hear from you, SWAN & WALKER. OR SALE—Special b Alarg fra ¢ dwelling, ten with al provements, well located and almost n 35;200, £1,(00 cash balance long time, SWAN & WALKER. JA Have for sa'e 200,000 acres carefully solected lands VY e o propesty o Cottatsy Bty oy st f 1 aao fo AT G A ] wattam'e county, or any one wishing to buy | Improved farms for sl 21as, Dodge, Colfax, or sell property in western lowa, Kansas or Nebraska. mml-, Burt, ("m:in:,"7&..,‘:)",k\’\"xi.:i:d,luflff al?g:::fl SWAN & WALKKR. Syunders, ard Butlor countloe, JROR SAVE -A lareo number of businoss and resi- e n sl parte ot the Money loai ed on 1mproved fa denco lots in all parts of Council Bluffs. Scc | Notary Lablic alw Gustslotals otary Public always in ofli solicited. For F for OR SALE—Parties wishing to buy cheap lots to build on canbuy on monthly payments of from 2 to 810, s story 1 - Price NTED—To correspond with any non-resident Qouuel LBl Correspondenca —We have several houses on our it, vacant now, SWAN & WALKER. Foun Wo will rent you a lot to buld on with the privilage £o buy if You with on vory liberal term. SWAN & WALKER V7 ANTED=To comresponi with any one wishing o location £.r ylanning mill. sash, door and bind wanufactory, wo have building machinery, well located, for sale, leaso or trado; SWAN & W ALKER. Foun Large two story frawe bullding sult able for warchouse of StOFAEe purposes, Lear railroad depot. BWAN WALKER. and UK SALE — Buidig ani nas wuital is for small foundsy and machine shop. Good boller, engine, cupola, blower with fized shaft- ing ete., ready toput iu motion BWAN WALKER, ines Supplies of all Kinds, LORS ANDMAK ulars, Stripe & Miller, .» Omaha, Neb, Mac Wiiting RIBBONS OF AL First avenue, first-ilons make and exel Or will trade for cheap lot. Addross #. M. Boe office, Council BluTs. YOAL AND WO00D—George Heaton, 625 D vl\'ul" ;t,\m(“\m. for & ton, and 128 cublc for & cord, ry hix Wa IN BOTTLES., anBAL Brlangor, ceesese ++ Bavaria, Culmbacher, . +oee.Bavaria, conta & wook. ¥ ( LD PAPERS—For sale at Buns office, ab 55 coute u Pilsner.... « Bohemian. Kaigor.eesvess oeesasces,Bromen. » hundrod DOMESTIC, Budweiser.sveseresesss.St, Louis, Anhauser. ..+ e St. Louis. Best's.... ' «Milwaukee, Schlitz-Pilsner——. . . . . Milwaukee. Krue's +++.Omaha, Ale, Porier, Domestic and Rhine Wine, ¥D. MAURKER, V218 Farnam St. Send for ci 1517 Harney ry body 1o Councll Blus & Dellvered by carrier at only iwenty JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, (OUNCIL BLUFI 8, IOWA. Office, Main Strees, Room 8, Shugmrt and Eeno block. ‘Will practios'ln §iate and Fedoral courts, D, Amelia Buroughs OFFION AND RESIDENCE' 617 Dodgs 8t, - Omahs, ___WELEP HONE NO. 14 Mendelssohn & Fisher, : ARCHITECTS Rooms 28 and 20 Omaha Natl, Bauk Block, Dufrene & Mendelssohn Geo. L. Fisher, fermery Iwith, W, L. B. Jeuny Architect, Chicago. 1saldelm Justice of the Peace. OFFIOR OVER AMERIOAN EXPRESS 10WA COUNCIL BLUFFS. ORDER YOUR Cob, Coal ¢ Wood OF N . JONEHS P, 0. address, Lock Bok 1189, Councll Blufta.]