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

T PR 6 THE DA1LY BEE---COUNCILEBLUFFS, SATURDAY, FEBKUARY 14, 1885, THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS. %turdmy Morning, Feb, 11 BUBSCRIPTION RATES, = 30 donta per week $10.00 per yoar OFFICE! MINOR MENTION, Hosicry sale at Cocke & Morgan's. The police headquarters need a tele: phone. : fht, or The city council tries to. meets to- Table linens cheaper than cver at Cocke & Mcryan's, Mres. W. J. Hancock enfcrtains the Progrssive Euchre Olub this evening. Themas Evans and Emma Schere, of Omalia, came to this stde to get mareled. Don't forget the callco' sociable at Spiritual hall to-night. Music and danc Ing. bo allowed to drop or the (harges shoald drop tis cruel to keep him and the publle In suspense, C— . Eectore you boy a harness eall on Beck man & Co,, 5256 Main straet, — PERSUNAL, W. A, Groneweg returned fro: tion yesterday. A S, Avery, Wa the city yestorday, s vaca ut's grain man, was in Law Visher, of the C. B, & (., left yester day for New Orleans over the Wabash, M. E, W, Davis and daughter of Avocs, were here on « shopping tour yesterday, H. L. Miller of the “Ogden company"” “lay up" here natil Monday or Tuesday, A. W, Co finest” ia his line (buggivs “doing” the town. Alderman Mynster has so far recovered illness as to be able to be out again. will urson ‘‘one of the is 1n the city from his H. 1} Silly, proprietor of the opsra house at Glenwood, has been in this city the past few dags. Major Lyman left yesterday over the Wabash for St. lLouis, to there meet his wife, who has been on o visit enst, w.C resentative of the Weber wagon, McKutehin, the heavy weight rep- The teains are slill a’little Irregular but are fast gotling down to achedule time again, The RRoyal Arcanum social last evening proved all that was promised—a great success. ‘We have never before offerad such bar- gainy as we now have in hoeiery. Cocke & Morgan, Permit to marry has been granted Henry Ross and Annle Wahlers, both of this county. The hose on counter in center cf our storc is being sold regardless of cost. Cocke & Morgan, John Epencter's name is mentloned as not a bad one by any means to bear the | prefix “‘Alderman,” The next court, to meet here will be the supreme court, March 16, Then comes the Unlted States courts March 2: A. J. Murphy's name hay haen added tothe long llst from which to select an Aldcrman from the Fourth ward. Reserved seats for Capt. Sceley’s lec- ture Tuesday evening, the 24th inst., can be procured at Bushnell’s and at Foster Bros'. Thomas Macklin was arreeted by Officer ‘Wheeler last evening. He was found in the rear of the blue barn aleeping off a drunk. C. Wesley, now a constable, is sald to stand protty good chances of belnga fature Alderman. A gocd many worse names have been mentioned. Rsymond & Campbell, of this city, ‘have been given the contract for bullding two bridges in Sloux City similar to the Bryant street bridge In this city. Those who arc thinking of haviog brick bulldiogs rafsed or frame buildings moved, should interview Aylesworth whoec advertisement appears in another column, In the circuit court yesterday most of the day was taken up with the hearing of the case of Phil Mitchell and the Rock Taland Store company sgainet A, E. Kin- cald, it belng a suit on an old note. Lse H. Bennett, the young man In charge of the cigar stand in the Pacific house corridor, now wears a sorc upper lip, caused by the uec of anart'cle gaar- antcod to raise a luxuriant mustache in- slde of ten days. “We need not prepare to dle, Wo should prepare to ltve. There is no death.” Spitritual circle to-morrow (Sun- day) afternoon and evening at 2 and 7:30 o'clozk, in Spiritual hall, entrance on Main and Pearl strects, via stalrs two doors south of the postoftice. The purported death bed confeseson of a murderer seems 2 have nothing but ru- it up, and it bas had that for eeveral weeks, and yet no one is found who lieard any such cenfession, and 1t is a8 indclinlte a rumor as cver. It is “also surmised that the sensation started from aspirituallstic seance. Mr. I, Kiunetan sfill lles at the hos- pital In Omahain a very low conditlon, He hasalready had two amputations per- formed and still his leg does not heal, He hastcamed a little stronger for a day or two and srcangements are made for havieg ano her ampu'ation performed this morning, mor to back The Evening Herald clalms that the cily’s steamers are being allowed to rust out, by belng stored away without any cars being given them. When Wheeler was put on the polica force it was with the understanding, as expresied by the mayor, that the city should ewplcy him to put the steamers in ordcr and keep them eo, 1t is said that the Adamless Eden com- pany could rob get the (maha opcra house, the menager c'alming that such shows hort the reputation of his houss moie thsn the smount of the rent weuld be, If alittle cf such practical wirdom conld be Inet lled ict) the Council Blotfy menrgement it will be a geod thirg Cheap sbows and d ub ful ones not enly hait tha repafation of a hcuse end of a ecity, tutin tte long run leesen the tinan o'al enoeesy 0f te sbo v busipess hory, The police commlttee seem to be aficsid t) take held of the investigation f the force, in real good, old-fashioned, with- out gloves sort of & way., They }uve had agoodly 1 unber of ‘‘pointers”’ given them and tome evidence, bat th 11 linger in recching any report, Poor Jack Harlry was suwp nded for ten days, snd it was supposed he wiy unier chargos, but he hes been uoable to get o heariog. The mayor refuses to accapt bis resigastiin, the polis ! tee naglect to give bim he«ring, «r 1o make any repor', There @ is, atill susperded in mid-:ie, Sims city yesterday on his way “to do” Nebraska, L. C. Brockett has been called to Rochelle, Ills,, has baen visiting friends thers is dangerously ill. Mrs, 1%, M. Gaul,, Mrs, I N, McDowell and Mra, Jacob Williams loave to-morrow over the Wabash for a two woeks' visit in St. Louis, 0. C. Gaston, of Tabor, i+ spending a week in the city, getting initiated by Mr. Sholes into the mysterics of short-hand and type wniting. L, N. Flickering, of Wayne, Neb., is here coupling a visit to his brother A. Plickers ing, with looking after some cases in the cir- cuit court, A. W, Morris, advance agent for Ford's opera company, was at the Pacific yesterday ade arrangements for the ‘‘Bohernian 0 appear on the 19th, W. J. Earhart, formerly of this city, but now with the C, M, St. P road, with head- quarters at Milwaukes, was in this city yes- terday on his way to western Kansas on busi- ness for the railroad. C. 8. Clark, “the nowspaper fiend” writes from O'Brien, Florida: “*Am doing well down here, and expect to own the entire state in time, P’lease send me the Bek—also a chunk of frost. We are all out, e ——— A fine organ, half price, at Beard's wall paper store, next to postoflice. Mrs. McMenomy’s Faneral, The fanerrl of Mrs. McMenomy, mother of Rev. Father McMenomy, took place yesterday morning at the Ca'holic charch. The church was filled with sor- rowing and sympathizlng friends, and the services were very tender and impressive. A number of prlests from elscwhere wera present, among those officlat'ng being Rev. Father Haley, Rev. Father Lena- han and Rev. Father McCcrmick. The pall-besrers were J. J. Brown. James Wickham, Martin Hughes, M, G. Grif- fin, M, Keating and James C. Lee. A very touching discourse was given by Rev. Father Lenahan, cf Sioux City, in speaking of the worthy traits of Mrs. McMenomy's character, the sim- plicity and the usefulness of her lifc were rightfully made prominent. In the couree of the address a very interesting chspter was presented from her life. It seems that when with her husbind and group of little children, she was about to sot sall from L'\'erp:rolovex an untired sea to this ucknowa world, an officer came down to the vessel and arrested her hus- band on the charge of having sought to take the life of a gentleman in one of the adjacent countles. It was a time of groat political troubles, and & chargo of thls ature even made against an inno- cent man, brought him Into tarrible danger. He met the charje manfally and frankly, knowing that he was innc- cent, buat the parting from the family was indeed heart-rendidg. The wife and mother gathering her little children about her, were obliged to start on the long strange journey without him. He went at once with the cflicer to the gentleman, whose lifs he was charged with seeking, and at onca his innocence was established. The gentlewan, with tears in his eyes, acked his forgiveness and rolmbursed him for his expznses and trouble, 80 far as money could be a recompente. Once more freo ho hurried after wife and children Th:y had takcn a mailing vessel from Liverpocl to New Orleacs, and he hrarding a steamer,made the trlp much faster, and arrlved in this country first. When the famlly arrlved in St. Louis conaty, Missouri, where they were t) maks the'r home, they found the father and husband lying in his coffin, anl about to be lald away in the zrave, He had taken ill soon ufter his arrival,and death followed even before hy and bis wife and children could sgain meet, after 85 painful a separation. The courage arnd faith with which this werthy woman thus met such o trial, and the falthfolce s in meeting the l:vnvy du- ties thus pliced upon, will make the occasion of suitable ccmment by the speaker. The dlscourse was ote of the most fi! ting ever hesrd liare on such an occaslon A beautiful tribute was pald to the mem- ory of the departed, werds (f tender comfort spoken for the bereavi1 hearte, and some valuabie leasons drawn for the gu'dance of the living. ———— Given Away. At 320 Broadwsy, A Hospe's Art ard Music store will “on Saturday, February 14, uive to each boy or girl who appesrs vas in the by telogram stating that his wife who in person a present and a pictors card. Don't forget the Artand Music store, 329 Broadway. o — Ieal Estate Transfers. The fol'owing is [a list of real estate transfers filed yesterday in the recorder's office of Pottawattomie county, Iows, as fornisked by A, J. Stephenson, abstrac- tor, real estate and losn agent, Council Bluffs, lowa, February 12, 1885, 8. P, 8wendroa to Peter Raymussen, 1t 5, bock b «f Hogbes ard Doniptau’s adi; §400 Mira Myostar to Thomas Mack'and, prtofs, w. | 10,75, 43; 8200 C. E. Terrs ta Jaskson Loais, s. c. |, 16 75, 41; $2,800. Total salee, 83,400, ——— Beckman & Oy, 5 Maln street, will wuhand oll y us harcess chesp now. thing should be done. Either s should | WHO WAS THE HAOKMAN? A Young Woman Claims to Hav Been Beguiled Into a Bawdy House Yesterday & yotng woman arrived from the country on cne of the many {rains comirg into the city, and, accord: ing to ler statemont, was 1most bratally treated by a hackman, She says she came here to get work, and being & stranger, she asked the hackmen if hLe could take her to eome lotel. Instead ot doing 8o he took her to Mollie Wal- laze's well known house, of unsavory raputation, and there left her. She at once saw by the strapgs actlens and words of the inmatss that she had been led Into a place of shame, aad when the conversation went 8o far as to lead to her being asked how she would like to live In a spoiting house, she became frightened and harried out. She came &croes Jobn Durn cn the sireet, who took lher In his exprers wagon, and brought her to polica headquarters, wherc she told her story. She scamed Jike & woman of more than ordlnary intelligencs, and wos aoxlcus to get scma place to work, Judge Alyesworth, after (uestioning her, becama sativfied of the honesty of her statcments, and secured her a place tem- porarily. She, belng a stranger, could not tell the name of the hackman, and therc seemed some difficulty in determin- irg just what legal charge to bring againat him, If caught, but if there is any way of reaching such a man and making him smart, It ehould be done promptly, fora man who will act as she eas this hack- man ¢id, should not be allowed the free- dom of the city any longer than to get outside cf the city limlts. PRATTLE ABOUT PRATT. He 1Is Arrested fur Attempting to Defraud His Creditors, The Avoca Delta gives the followlng account of the trouble into which James Pratt got himself : Sherift Long recelved a telegram Tues- day afternoon from John Converss, con- stable to arrest and hold James Pratt until he could come up. Mr. Long made the arrest, and Pratt clalmed that he was | at a loss to know what he was arrested for. He sald he was on his way to Coun cil Blaffs to make arrangements to se- oure a loan to pa off some claims which Oakland parties hold #gainst him. He is an honest appearing young min who owns 200 acios of land west of Oakland, and has about 75 head of cattle, and horses cnough to carry on the place with. He insists that he knowa of no reason why he should be arrested. Larer.—Constable Converse came up on the evening train, and It was ascer- tained that Pratt was charged with dis- poisog of his lands with Intant to de- fraud his creditcrs, a transfer of lands already having been made, and he (Pratt was on his way to Council Bluffs to have the mortgages recorded. After his arcest he asked Converse if hc could go up and tee N, D. Sanford, and on being told that Lis could he started out. Converse heard him going down stalrs rather fast ang followed him, and as he got to the sidewalk he saw Prait's coat s disap- pearivg around the Acker corner. He gave chase and overhauled bis man with- in a block and brought him back. Pratt is an innocent-| loolung and tslkative fel- low, but like the toad, it would seem that Lis appearrace is deceptlve. e — "WAIVED EXAMINATION, Lerche, the 1w Editor, B to the Front on a Charge of Burgla Yesterday morning A. Lerche, who was arrested in Omaha, and brought back herc Fiiday night, was brought before Judge Aylesworth on a charge of burglarizing Conrad Geise's cftice, and getting & $100 check, and $20 In money. He ecemed much broken down, and in responec to the (uestion of the court said he did not think he wanted any lawyer, and waived examination. The bonds were fixed at $500. Mr. Lerche doss wob secm inclined to deny the charzo made agalnst hiwm, but rather to rett inthe hope that Mr. Geiss, with his well-known blg-heartedness, will refuss to prosecute, and Jet the matter drop. Much sympathy is felt for Mrs. Lerche and ber little babe, but there now ap pear few extenuating circumstances to excite apy sympathy for him. He spent most of yesterday, in compiny with an cilicer, making a froitless attempt to se- cura hail, o —— 1t Astonished the Fublic to hear of the retignation of Dr, Picrce as a Congr.ssman to devote himself solely to Ii's labors as a physican. 1t was because his true constituents were the sick and allicted everywhere, They willfind Dr. “Golden Medical Discovery” beneficent use of his scientific meluhu- in their b half, Consumption, bronchitis, cough, beart discase, fever and ngue, i1 t rmittent fever, dr psy, neuralgia, goitre or thick neck, and all diseases of the blood* ave cured by this world-renownsd medicine, 1ts properties are wonderful, its ection magical. By drug e — There were thirty-five porsons in the train wrecked at Creston, and the only one who eacaped injary was the Pullman porter, COMMEROIAL, OOUNOCIL BLUFFS MARKET, Wheat—No, 1 milling, 65 No, No. 8, {0, Corn—New, Oata--For local nurpo.u, 230, B;y~3b 00@6 ) per ton; blh’d 50@60, o850, G Mssi—1 80 por 100 pounds, Wood—Good aupply; prices at yards, 6 00@ 8 50, (Ooal—Deliverod, bard, 950 per tony soft 4.(0 per ton Lard—Fairbank’s, wholesallng at 9§c, Flour—Oity flour, 1 50@32 %0, Brooms—2 95@3 00 per doz, LIVE 8TOCK, Oattlo—_Butahar cows 8 6@ 75, stears, 87604 2, 60 Butcher PEODUCE AND FBUITS, Poultry—Ldve chickens fper doz. 300, dress- od chickens, o; drossau turkeys, 1 ed Aucks, 9c; dressed geese. c, - Bvl::u—Ommm. 25@25; choice country 47202, %fll —27 per_dozen, ‘egetables— Potatoes, 50@ 6o per bushel; onlons, e per bu; lpplu, choice mokmc or uu + 3 00; haaus, 1 00@1 60 per bushel, jor 32 gallon bbl , $6,50, O 01 per box Lemona— 4 :0@5 00 ver Loz salo only at tho doctor’s offics, No 23 South Eighth st every o of indigestion and the causo ef all of uinety per cent diseased conditions. M & St P, Railway. Corn Meal, Ground Fresh Every Day ! Mill, corner of North Sixth and Mill Streets, -RUBBERS- A full stock of Mens, Womens’, Boys’, Misses’ and Childrens’ New Jersey ARCTICS, now ready in any quantity to suit purchasers. DISCOUNTS every day in the year. We also carry FULL lines of BOOTS and SANDALS of above named goods, includ- ing the nicest line of SPECIALTIES for fine retail trade made by ANY company. We have some Felt Boots to close out|: cheap. Try a case of our COMMON SENSE ARCTIC for MEN, we FULLY recommend them. Write for list on “Lumbermen,” Z. T. LINDSEY & CO,. Storehouse and Salesroom, 41 N. Main St. Office, 412 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. “MURDER MOST FOUL,” To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria. URING the Inst five years there has not been a death from diphtherla in any cave where Dr. Thomas Ithas been the means ot saving thousands of lives: Indis- hanging it in 48 n urs to the simple form. price §2. efforls cures Dy spopssia is Jefforis’ preventive and cure way used. ponsible in putild sors the at, in myignant searle: fovel For , Council Bluffs, Towa, ‘Dyspeptic, why live in misery and dic in despale with eancer of the sto ipation in & very short time. Bost of ref. _| BROADWAY STEAM LAUNDRY EVERYTHING NEW, Sond tor it; Dr. Thomas given. CO A COUNCIL BLUFES Fu | Company Wholesa'e and Rotai Hard Soft ana Blossburg @ o A T W. H. RIBLEY, Manager. Office, 3 Main St. il Dealers in All the Latest Improvea Machinery. All Work First Olass. Orders by Mail Solicited Express Paid on all Or- ders over $2,60. Vard,on C, R L P.and C. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR CHICAGO TERMS and| SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS LEADING Meichant Tailors! 7 and O Main St., Couscrn Buuers, « =« = Towa A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From. KIEI. SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand whle wo will sell in rotall or carload lota, All Stock Warranted as Rel § S sented, Whalaale ar 11 des en i Graty ard Felg@8'sy. Prices nable Satlsfaction Guaranted SCHLUTER & BVLEY Corner Fifth Ave, & Fourth St. o neil Blaffa ~ NORENE & LANDSTROM NMerchant Tailo Winter Goods Rendy. Suits Made to Order in Lates sn Short Nntwfl and at Reason«ble Prices. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 205 Matn Strest, i ¥ v ¥ A v AGEN’I‘S WANTED. ‘ Drs. Judd & 8mith’s New Improved Elect:. 819 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA; 725 ELM ST., DALUAS, TEXAS; nmfl IT FOSITIVELY CURES— Kidney and Liver Complaint, Bright's Disoas., Rhoutt Dyspopeia, Nervonsvess Westing Weakn se, Paralysis, Spinal Affections, Indigestion, B Hoadach, Lame Back, Co'd Fect, und all diseasos roquiring fncreasod motive powers, = Ny | ¢ Belt. WAYNE, IND am, Nouralels t Disoass, Plty twproved o €3 and §5; old stylo #} cach, W. P. AYLSWORTH. HOUSE MOVER AND RAI >ER. Brick buildings of any slzc rai<ed or moved and satisfaction guaranteed Fuuu» moved on LiTTLE GIANT trucks, best in the world, houseg 1010 Nirh Strect. | wnci i, Hrs, B, J. Eilton PHYRICIAN & & /RGEON, 292 WvAdle Broadw.. Jouncll Bluffe. ~ JOHN 1, ) X, Deputy ’\Imnfl WANTS, — e — 111 Enllectmnhgen Ground floor, troating on park. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTIOE.—Special a vertisoments, suo ss Loet, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board. ing, eto., will be insorted in this column ab the low | _ rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firs} insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n- ortlon. Leave advertisementa a4 our office, No. Poarl Btroot, noar Broadwav well im. | . Offico with N. Schurz, Justice of the Peace, C:uncil w miles of [ Bluffs, Iowa. price and easy BWAN & WALKER OR SALE—A rare chanre to proved farm of 400 acres Council Bluffs, at & barg terms, 108, oPTICRRI w. m M roREY 0B SALE—A good payir hotel propert: th hancmesnrnrs o ot | QF FICER & PUSEY western lown. \dll sell with or without fuenitare, or K Rs BANKERS. will trade for a emall farm wlth stock ¢te. Councl Bluffs, . In Bwax & WaLKka, Established 1856 Dealers 1n Forelgn and Domestio Exohange and s SALE—A 21 acro tract of good land about | Home Securltica, one and a half wiles from Council B'ufi. post office, at a bargain, - R. Rice M. D. provemens all under cultivation escept CANCERS 00 CABex FemoInemt red wiibont the ) acres good grass or pasture land, and several other tracts of from 40 to 160 acres of BHBONIC DISEASES""" H.‘nw" unimproved land, SWAN & Wak irty years practioal exveriease Ok SALE O TRADE—For cond city pr 5, et ll"u‘ Council Bluffs ouscil Blufls or improved farm,” my £ Con livery stablo and entire stock or the stock ouly miaion]tees. Iease of stable for five yuars or ness of over 36,000 in 18 4 with W. L. Patton, 23°N. Maln sfrect, OR SALE—Eighty acres uvimproved land in Unlon countv, Jowa, 3) miles south-east of AL o the a"unty seat, or will trade for Ncbrask Kaneas land. SWAN & WALKR, SWAN & WALk, {08 SALE—In Harrison county, lowa. 820 acres 't d, all under fence—a £00 arre farm with fin brick and 5. Did & busi- t livery horses. ) ocil Blufs, Dr, W. H. & orraden DENT ST, Masonic ' Jemple, Oounol) Blufls « | *, lVEEIMaI(l L.M 1as 0. F. DAVI {(Svcerssors To D, 14‘0I.\ALL Lands improved aad unimproved. you wanta farm in western lowa, Kansas Nobraskh or Dakata, lot us hexr from vou, SwaN & WALKRR, OR SALE—Special bargain. A larze two story fraw o dwelling, ten rooms with all modern_im- provements, well located and almost new. 5;200. §1,000 cash balance loug time SWAN & W. Iowa. Blufts or Potta- hhmt.' to buy ansas or Nehraska. & WALKER, SENCY ER.) TOR SAUE_A lareo number of business and rosi denco lots in all parts of Council Bluffs. Sco us before BWAN & WALKEI hsve several houses on our list tnow, SWAN & WALKER, Collars and Cuffs a|; A. B. HOWE’S Bpecialty, Established 1882. H, E. REMER, Manager 111 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFYFS, IA. Graham Flour, Hominy Ground Feed Always on Hand. J. L. DeBEVOISE, Onion Ticket Azent, COUNCIL, BLUFFS, No, 507 Broadway Councll Bluffs, REMOVED Railway Txme Table. Corrceted to Janvary 7, 1885, COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following paxturo of Arain local dop o the times of the uhle-ao Express r Mall, “ Rwdation. AR Tocal depot oniy. WANBAS CITY, BT, JOB AND OOUNOIL nvm Mail and Expross, 2 Pacific Expross, OHICAGO, MILWAUKNN AXD BT, PAUT, Expreer, Expross, [ OHIOAGO, ROOK IBLAND AND PACIFIO, ‘Atlsntlo Expross, y Expross *Den Molnos Aotomimodation, *At local depot only, ABH, BT, LOUIS AND PAGINIC, Accommodat.oa Louls Exprose Chlcago Express Schmitt & Harb l ~THE—-- POPULAR BARBERS Liave rowoved from under the Opera Houseto | g, 1 pm am pross, Pacifio Express BIOUX OITY AND PACH 10, B4 Paul Expreas, Day Exproos FUNION PACIFIO, Western Expross, 00 & m 100pmw e Pacifio Expross, Linooln Expros, At Transter only AINS TO OMAIIA 11:40 a m. m (NO. 402 BROADWAY, l‘ Il1 UMY They will continuc their CIGAR AND TOBACCO busioess, 88d 0+ te all their old triends and the pub lic tocalland secthem. The fnest cigars to Wacoo al¥8y2 00 isnd, 1:80 116 p. m. Artlve 10 minutes before leaving time From trens’er only . | oenta & weok. P, 0. address, Lock Bok 1159, Council Bluffs ) E—Dartles wishing to buy_oheap lots to OR BAL build on canbuy on wonthly psyments of from 222 810, {OR REN 0—Wo will rent you u lot to buld on with the privilage to buy i you with on very liberal torme. BWAN & WALKKR, BWAN & WALRER s - | 1505 FARNAM STR, TAHA. VW ANTED o comespond withany uas whbing o good location £ r glanning mill. sash, door : and bund manufactory, wo havo bullding “and [ Have for sa'o ?"‘[‘"’"“i {EN1 dlaads machinery, well located, for sale, lease or trade; in Kastern Nobrasha, at 1¢ y terms 4 Tmproved farms for kao . Colfax, b i) pistt, Burt, Cuming, "Sarly 3g gy, lorrick, TOR RENT- Larzo two etory frame bul *",;""" Iayiana Bobler.eouph bl for waretiosas or tarase ur Taxts paid i ll parte o railroad depot. W oney loar ed on Improve Notary Publlo always it sudenca O8] 3 [ soliuited. op. (.um\ Dalier, cogine, cupols, bower With flacd shaic Ereees —_— ing ota.,sebdy to it i motion. "1 g wax WALKKE, . SHOR? — 31 ‘1)“ SALE—S8helving, counte Euquiro of 1 1 Mmmlwu eks, gan fixtures ctc, Sewnan, paper, 1..mk. aud stationcry, FmTququ “and light Sliglo barnos, Or 11, Koberton EO4 Broads ays = " Land, A J. {OR BALE-A topbuggy, fintalies mako and in ex ellent condition. O will trade for cheap iot. Addrcms r. M. Boe office, Council Blu7a. (C0AL 8 # 00D—Goorgs lieaton, uss- iruad: ‘way, solls coal and wood at reasonable prices 'y b, cown, Cedar Rapids, Cliv ), Dixio, (hios ANTED—Every body 1n Counctl Bluffe 8o take | Waukee avd all points ea 0 the po gornia It offers supcrior Loy other line, l]maha ' %«w ,000 [bg. for a ton, and 128 cublo for - cord, y llne 10 take ' }u 8 Moines, mmu i TasBax. Delivored by carrier b only dweaty | Urasks, Colorado, Wyom. ~ Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington and advautages not possible § | ()D.PAPERS—Tor wis s Bas office, a\ 46 cente hundred Amorg a fow of the nut_ ous po ity erjoied by the patr sof this roa wotraios & day of DAY t that human art and ingenulty can ereate; Its’ ACE §] 1 which sre modols of comf., an LOR DRAWING ROOM (4, 5, and its widely celebrated P JACOB SIMS, i Attorney - at-Law s Lhun jual of which cannot. ‘ound elsowhere. ’ “ouncil Bluffs the trai.. of the Union Pacifio COUNCIL BLUFIS, IOWA. n, e Eiaint pot with those of the Chica & No Office, Main Street, Room 8, Shugart and Keno | fios make close oon block, | Will practice In 8.ate and Fedoral courts, | lines. 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