Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 5, 1885, Page 6

. THE DAILY BEE-- THURSDAY MARCH 5, 1885 THE DAILY BEE! COUNCIL BLUFFS, Thursday Morning, March.5. URIPTION RATES. = 20 centa per weok OFFIOR: 7 Poarl Street, Near Broadway.! = MINOR MENTION, See J. Relter's new apring goods, Social at the Methodist church parlors this evening. Dr. Barstow has been injured by his boreo falllng on him, Several flags were hang out yciterday in honor of lnauguration, Permit to wod was yesterdsy granted to John Hames and Nannle Bloom, Coske & Morgan have added Mossrs, Watts and Riley to their clerical force. John Dougherty has baen puton polics duty in place of Jack Cusick, resignad. The artesian well at the Institute for the deaf and dumb near here now has a fluw of forty barrels an hour. In another column will be found an atticle on “‘Chris:lan Bankers,” which the young men ought to read, Frank Vao Brunt has purchased Prof, Paige's residence property, corner of Fifth avenue and E'ghth street, and will Improve it and occupy it as a home. Dr. Jefferis reports that the child of H. R, Jones and thoone of Mr. Benton on Third street, who have been very 1l with diphtherla are recovering nicely. Mollle Wallace and another black woman, as well as one white woman, were yesterday fined 89 60 each for the row which they indulged in the night De- fore. Two dranks were found and fined yes— erday. . One of them claimed to be a sleight-hand parformer. The judge gave him two hours to crawl out of jall through the key hole. Jack Shields, Still Bates and John Connors were before Judge Aylesworth on a charge of assaulting Dan Crum. Shields and Bates werc discharged and Connors was fined $10. The offer of $100 reward for the proof that the mayor has had a drink of whisky, wine, ale or beer, since April 28, 1884, does not Include gin. It ought to have put that in so as to cover all. Chief Sklnner now issues an order for all lewd women to go Into some lawful business, and the ealouns to close Sun- days and week day nights at 11 oeleck. Nothing is said about the gambling houses. David Mottaz, the wa'chman at the lumber yarde, has been making his fire record on his nose. In throwing a fire- grenade into the blazs the other morning he got a little too close, and a sudden barst of flame burned him somewhat. Two boys named Bowsfield, aged about 13 and 14, werc arrested and brought into court for quarreling. [t ecemed that their mother had gone off visiting and left them to keep house. Daring her absence one of the boys collected $4 for some rent due his mother and the boys got to quarreling about this money. The judge gave them a lecture and or. dered the money put in the hands of the marshall uotil the mother's retarn, Mr. Joseph Reiter, the well known meachant tailor on upper Broadway, No. 310, has returned from an extended cast- ern trlp, and having searched the markets of Chicago, Cincinnati, and New York, has ecoured for his customers the very latest styles, In suitings and tailoring goods, from the largest establishmen's in the country. For fine suits, siylish, well fitting, well made, and at reasonable prices, Rziter cannot be cxcelled in this part of the country, Oakland is stirring itself up into an oppesltion agsinst the new court house and jatl, Some of its good, honest folks are belng beguiled into fhe Delief that by defeating the proposition the coun'y neat may be changed from Councll Blufis to somewhere elee, and whera should this somewhere else be but at Oakiand’ Of course no sewsible person can de'ib. erately believe that such a change will ever take place, but if the county seat should be changed, poor Oakland would not d & ghost of ashow, Avoca, with Its additioral power and its many shrewd men, would gobble it, and poor Oakland would be woree off than ever, The faneral of Little Ircne Kinsey, the first to die at the Orghm. Home, was quite well attended Tuesdsy. Carrisges wore furnished froe by John Dohcny, Dr. Patien, Paul Bequet, and Goorge Wesener, and a large number of cut tlowera glven by Mr, Cospor. The as:o ctation has purchased a lot in the ceme- tery, on the bill, near the G, A, R.' lot, and purpcses erectng a monument on wh'ch will bo inseribed the rames of each chtld buried there, There sheuld be lit- tle difticulty in securing the needed means for this, and the generosity of the public will doubtlees prompt a ready response to the appeal fora monumer to the memory of orphian srd howeless children o — Real Estate Transters, The following is & list of real estate transfers filed yesterday in the recorder's office of Pottawattomie county, Lowa, as furnished by A, J. Stephenson, abstrac- tor, resl estate aud loan sgent, Council Bluffs, Iowa, March 4, 1885, Joreph Boller t» Willism Dould, part sw | aw } 9, 77, 38, 500, Samurl Tucker to Thomas Robirts, e bue d 14 76 43, $2,370, Marie Myrs'er to Andrew Jorgeosen, part 18, 75, 43, $)60.50. Miles 8. R.op to W A, Pleroe, lot B, b'ook 17, Stuttwan’s 2d add. $65. Total sales, $3,495.50, DON'T FALL ASLEEP. Council Blaffs Needs a Shaking Upon the Court House Question, There is more indifference in Council Blafta about the court house question than there shculd bs, Some good citl zons feel that if those in the eaet end of the counly do mnot oarc whether the county lias & conrt houss or not, and do not care whethor the private and public recordn aro jeopsrdized o not, Councll Blaffscan stand it as well as they. Some others feel that the court houte votes will be all 1ight, anyway, and so are not exeriing thamselves, There is also & peeullar danger from the fact that the speslal clection comes at the laat of three elections within a week, many yoters will get weary in well dolog and ttay at home, To a workingman es- pecially, who lost time in attend. frg the cily clection, and will be called on to lore Mim vext Mondsy at the school elcciion, it will be somewlhat of a temptation not to go tothe polls next Tuesday. It is ol the greatest importance to thiy county that the c>urt house and jail should be built, ana it is also ¢f great importance to this city. Those who aie opposing it in the country ara doing 8o not because they real zo the needs of the county, but becauss they ato 6o set agalnst Council Blaffs, and eo anxlous to help out Avoca, or some other partof the county that they will sacrifico the coun'y's interest to satisfy this projudice. These opposers to the proposttion are flooding the county with circulars, are calllng meetings, are appolnting committees, raistng money to hire workers at the polls, and In every way trying to mislead the honest people with wisstatements of facts and figures In view of thess facts Council Bluffs ehould arousc as one man snd fight fire with fira, No one who favors the bullding of a court housa and jall can afford to tet noxt Taesday pesy without casting his vote. Every merchant and business man who comes In contact with men from outside the clty sball enthuslastically thow up the rveagons for the faith that is within him. There 18 no need of using a club or mak- tog threats, The plain facts, presented earnestly, and received without prejudics will convince any unblased mind that the cheapeet and best thing s for the county to build, If Councll Bluffs ex- pects to help carry the proposition it must be up and dolng, The oppcsition is untiring in 1ts misrepresentations of facte. Let all who favor the propotitions see to it that the truc is spread as broad- cast as the false, and the frue will win. ——— Dr. S. Mcsher, of the Sloux City Chronic Dlsease Institate, will be at tho Scott house in this city, Thursday, March 4th. Will attend to patients and all who are sfilicted will do well to give him a call. Consultation free. THE WABASH STRIKE. The Men in the Round House Object to a Reduction of Wages, The recent order cf ths Wabash reduc- ing the wages of wipers and other lahor- era ten per cent, has caused a strike at varlousplaces along the line,snd yes'crday thoss employed in the round house join- ed io and quit work. The following rae- olutions were adop'ed:] Resolved, That we, the employes of the Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific Rail- way Company, in mess meeting essem- bled, do protest agaivst the discriminate reducticn in our wages, which affect em- ployes who are already bordering on des titution. Resolved, That we expres: our griev- ances to A. A. Talmage, general mans- ger, aud we demand that thls order be rescinded. Resolved, That should A, A. Talmsge refuse to grant our demands, humanity calls upon us to meke a bold stand, even should it require recignation of our situ- ations, Resolved, That the discrimination be- tween organized and disorganized labor in the present recuction presents a sub- ject for the serious constderation of every workingman, and that we congratulate ed labor upon its having escaped our grievagcae. Resolved, Farther, that a copy of these resolutions be forwarded to A, A Talnage dewanding sn Immedfate reply. In response to inquiries at the office the information was gained that the men who had struck cnly numbered about ten and that their plazes had all been fi'led, and that the company would not be seri- ously Inconvenienced here. Nona of the men employed in operaticy frains are concerned in the atrike, 5o that the com- paoy’s busineas will go on as usual, e —— Afine organ, half price, at Beards' wall paper store, next t» postoflice, —— Ohristian Bankers, Under the title of the head of this ar- tlele the Christian Home, a weekly fam- ily and religious paper, published by the Home of the Friendless assoclation cf Council Blufls in the inter:st of the Or- phans’ Home malntained by that aesocia- tion, pays ths fo'lowing tribute this week to two well known bankers of this stata, 1t says: “'As we slatad some weeks since, it is our object now and then to present brief accounts of ministers and laymen of our state, striving to draw lessons from their Itves that wlll be of service to the young in the coming battle of lile. We will speak thia wei k of Col. L. Bently, Bap- tist, «f Malvern, Iowa, and Thomas Offi- cer, Presbyterfan, of Council Blafis, Co'. L. Bantly, of Malvern, Iows, isa bright example of the successful Chris- tian busincss man, He s a devoted member of the Bapt'st church of Mal- vern, and Is active and foremost in every work for God and sufier'ng huwanity, In no way has this luterfer:d with his busi- ness euccsss. Trying to bless others, God hss bleesed him, Under his man- agement the First natlonal bank of Mal- vern has assumed proportlors that gives it a standing among t’ e solld bank- ipg institutlons of the ¢ untry, 1t can be truly sald of him that he is zaalous in business, ‘'fervent In rpurit, terving the Lird.” It ism pleasure to us to have the friend. ship, love and co-operation of such men. It is furiher a pleasant duty to po'nt oot to the youog such examples. There are #0 many foollsh and worldly men who by thelr words and actions lead the yourg to suppose that religlon and business can not go together, that it is well for young men to learn from the resu t1 of 1he lives of men of to-dey thst ths true:t and best succese, even for tlme, comes to those who faithfally eerve God. Here in cur own city we have another just such a case, Mr, Thomas Offi 0 elder of the Preshyterisn church, s the leading bsnker in this city, He ls a man of wealthand his name /s a_power, not only in this elty but everywhere in the state of Towa. Not only s he thusa leader in financlal cjreles but he Is ad mitted by all to be & leader in ail maters for the upbuilding of Chrlst's kingdom. Nevor Is business to pressing but what he is ready to atop and give largely of his means and help plan for the forther- ance of the intercals of any cause that glves reasonable promise of redounding to the honor of God. Young men, look on the llfe of Christ and the lives of such men as these, who bavoe gatned thelr power from a humble following of Christ, and it will be well withyou. What do the railings of Infi delity amount to before sach living facta? “‘Seek yo firat the kingdom of God snd His rlghteousness and all these things thall be added unto you — Beckman & Co., 525 Main street, will waeh and ofl your harness cheap now. —i— PLKRSONALL Joseph Teiter, the tailor, has returned feom o threo weeks' purchasing trip east, Tom Rollins of Wakefield, a wideawake nan, was in the city yesterday. atterlee and wife of Dunlap, left yesterday over the Wabash for New Orleans, Attorney Wright of Des Moines, was looking after some motions in the court here yesterday, Rev. J, G, Lemen goos to Clarinda to lecture there to-night on “'Poe,” This is the secord of & course being given there, the firat being by Dr. Hansen, Constable Reyburn of Macedonia, was in tho city yesterday and tarricd at Dechtels's, Hewill be remembered a1 tho official who created such sensation by attempting {0 seize liquors here, soon after the prohibiticn law went into effect, Ho was not so badly scared on this last visit to Council Blufls, et Before you boy a harness call on Beck- man & Co., 526 Main street. Angostura Bitters do not only distint guish themselves by their flavor and aromaic- odor abova all others generally used, but they are also sure preventive for all diseases orig- inating from the digestive organs. Boware of counterfoita, Ask your grocer or druggist for tho genuine article, manufactured by Dr. J. J. B, Seigert & Sons e ——— The Penalty of Skepticism, Texas Siftings. “‘Come mighty nigh killln’ a fine buck dis mawnin’,” sald an old negro. *'Comin’ long throvgh the woods an’ er old buck he Jump up, an’ bookerty, bookerty, he ran off a few yards an’ stop etill. Come in one er shootin’ him, sah.” “Why didn’t you ehoot?” “‘Didn’t hab my gua wid me, eah.” “Then how did you come in one of shooting him?’ “‘Case, sah, I come In one o’ taklog my gun wid me.” *Why didn’t you take ida’ hab none, sal “You are an old fool.” “‘Look heah, dona 'buse erman datway when yer aln’t got no cause. I ain't got no gan, for a feller dat I wus about ter buy one frum; axed mo jes' $1 mo'n I could pay. So, I come In one o’ gittin’ de gun. If I hader got it I would er tuk it "lorg wid me, an’ ef I'der had it I could cr shot de buck easy, sah. So dcan come ‘roun’ busin’ er msn when de facks is all ergin yer. I hab knewed folks to fetch trouble on der ’eclves dat way. Er pusson oughter be keerful in dis heah worl’ o sclence and speckerla- tlon. Gocd mawain’, sah. Since yer's acted dis way, [ wouldenter gln yer none o' de meat of 1 had er killed it. 'Fere yer talked dat way I woulder made yer present o’ some o de buck. Ses whut you got by It, eah. your gun?y Durkee's SaLap Dressie & Corp Mear Savce is made from the fresheet choiceet and purest condiments obtain- able. In uslng it, wasts, labor and anx- iety and disappointment arc preventad. e —— The One Thing Lacking, Bomerville Journal, It was at the riok, and the gentlemanly young man with brass buttons and a cheek to match was initlating the shy young thing of sixteen into the mysterles of roller skating. *“You strike out boldly like this,” said he, illustrating with a gracoful sweep, and then, as she bravely trled to imltate, o exclaimed: “‘Ah! you're catching on!” She didn’t make any audible reply until she had finished the somersault Then she put down her skirts with both hands and murmured softly: *‘No, that's the trouble. anything to catch on to.” There wasn't —— Horsford's Acid Phosphate, Well Pleased, Dr. A L. Hall, Fair Haven, N. Y., snys, *‘Have preseribed it with marked benefit in indigaition and urinary troubles.” — —— In Norwich, Conn,, & young man be- gan dpos ting his savings in a local bank, His d poei's from 1838 until 1885 am. ourted to $1,962.25, Between 1838 and 1880 he drew from the bank, $1,270.70, and yet & fow days since, on having his book written up and balanced, he was found to have a balance on deposit am- ounting to 811,273, * % o 4 DPues, fistulas and rupture radically cured, Bock of particulars two letter etamps, World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N, Y, e ——— Wedding outfits are frequently hirad in France, and many firms wake a specialty of letting bridal tollettes, including prayer book, orange blossom wreath and dress, A mort sensible custom prevails among the Swies peasantry of having bridai dresses made of good black silk, thus providing the bride with a baund- some serviceable dress for future wear, MANDEMAKER & VAN, ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS No, 201 Upper Broadway, Councll Bluffs, The Recently Improved REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER N0, 2 T the Highcst Achicvement in Writing Machines in the World, With ooly 39 keys to learn and operate, it prints 76 characters, in- cluding caps and small letters, punctusti ns, figures, signs and fractions. It is the simple:t and most rapid writing machine made as well as the most durable, BT Send for free illustrated pamphlel, Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, 281 and 283 Broadway N, Y., Sole Agents. . H, SHOLES, tor Westorn Toga. Couadll Bluts, Ageie -RUBBERS- A full stock of Men’s, Women’s, Boy#’, Misses’ and Children’s New Jersey ARCTICS, now ready in any quantity to suit purchasers, CHICAGO TERMS and 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 oub 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 Sf. Office, 412 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors ! 7 and 0 Main St., Couvwncrn Brures, Towa. A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From. KIEL SALE STABL:S Keop Horses and Mules constantly on hand wils we will soll In retall or carload lots, All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. Wholerale srdreted) deaders b Graln snd Falid sonable. Satisfaction Guars nteed ey, Pricee SCHLUTER & BOLEKY Corner Fifth Ave, & Kourth St. CouncllBluffs, 810 BROADWAY, COUNCIT, BLUFFS, I0WA, 1T POSITIVELY CUF Dyspopsia, Nervonsness W Headach, Lame Back, Co'd 23 and ¥5; old style 82 each. Brick buildings of any size raised or moved and satisfaction guarantecd, AGENTS WANTED. Drs. Judd & Smith’s New Improved Electric Belt. 8— Kiiney and Livor Complal ¢ Woaknsws, Paralysis, Sp , and all disoasoe requiring facreased motive powers. ~ W.P. AYLSWORTH, il FT. WAYNE, IND Disoas, Rhoumatism, Nouralgls igontion, Heart Disoass, Flts Now fmproved o Frame hous moved on LITILR GIANT trucks, the best in the world, W. P. AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffa, H. H. FIELD, W. C. E Field & Estep 'UNDERTAKERS N 0. 317 Broadway, Courcil Blufls, Towa. Office Calls Attended Promptly, Day and Night, Particular attention given to Embalming AND “THE ENGLISH ” KITCHEN. 505 Broadway, THE ONLY ALL NIGHT HOUSE IN THE CITY, notice. Hot and cold Counoil Bluffs, ° Everything served 1n first class style and on short luuches always roudy. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—8pecisl & vertisements, suo as Loet, Found, To Loan, For Salo, To Rent, Wanta, Board. ing, etc., will be Insorted in this column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for tho first Insertion snd FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each gubsequent n- ortlon. Leave advortisoments ab our offics, No. Poarl Btroet, noar Broadwav “MURDER MOST FOUL,” To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria.|; URING the Iast flye years thero hag not been a death from diphtherla In any case whero Dr. Thomas Jefferis’ preventive and cure was used. It hag been the meats ot saving thousands of lives. Indis- penstble in putald sore threat, in malignant scarlet fever, changiog it in 48 h urs to the simole for Sale only at the doctor's office, No. 23 South Eighth etrect, Council Kluffa, lowa, Send for it; prico Dyspeptic, why live in misery and dic in despair with cancer of the stomacn?’ Dr. Thomas' Jefferla cures cvory oago of indigestion and constipation in & very short time. Best of reforences’ given. Djspopssia is tho causo of all of ninety per cent diseascd conditions. For COMMEROIAL, OOUNOIL BLUFFS MARKET, Whest—No. 1 milling, 65 No. 2, 60; GDUNG“— BLUFFS Hor— n;.ov@u.m TBon; alod, 0@, CARPET (OC. ‘Wood—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ Successons 10 F. H, Orcorr, 8. T. F RENCH 1. M. TREYNOR, 6 50, Qoal—Delivered, hard, 950 per ton; soft 4.0 por ton Lard—Fairbank’s, wholesaling at 93c, Flour—City flour, 1 50@2 90, Brooms—2 95@3 00 per doz, LIVE BTOCK, Oattle—Butcher cows 8 35@3 75, steers, 3 76@4 00, Shoop—2 60@3 00, Hogs—4 00@4 25 PEODUCE AND FRUITH, Poultry—Live chickens 'per doz, & od chickens, 8c; dressed turkeys, ed ducks, 9¢; dressed goese, S, Buttor—Creamery, 256@250; choice country 15@200, Eggs—27 per_dozen. Vogetabloea— Potatoes, 50@600 per bushel; onions, 60c per bu; apples, choice cooking o eating, 3 00; boons, 1 00@1 b0 per bushel, Cider—32 gallon bbl., 86,50, Oranges—4 00 per box. Lemons—4 60@5 00 ver box J. L. DeBEVOISE, Ouion Ticket Agent No. 607 Broadway Councll Bluffs. Batcher Casady Orcutt & Frencha 405 Broadway 7} Council Buffs} Carpets, Curtains, Window Shades,g Mattings, Linoleums, 0il Cloths and Upholstery. Mail Orders Carefully Filled! Corrected to January 7, 1885, OOUNOIL BLUFFS, The following are the times of the arrival and de: arture of traina by oentral standard time, at the local depots. f - ates earlier an HIOAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINOY, Chicago Expross Fosd Mall, Accommodation., LEAVE. [3 *A% local depot only. KANBAS OITY, AT. JOB_ AND OOUKGIL BLUFPS, 10:06 8 @ Mail and Express, 625 pw 8116 pm Paclfic Express, 666 p m QHI0AGO, MILWAUKKR AND BY. PAUL, Exprose, Expross, OHICAGO, ROOK ISLAND AND PAOLFIO, "Atlantlo Expross, Day Expross *Dos Molnes Accommodation, *At local depot only. *WaBASH, 8T, LOUIS AND FAOLFIC, ‘Accommodat.on Louls Expreos Chicazo Expross stor oaly ORTHWESTHRY, EBpm : 0:86 p m 9% s m COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO. 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 Sixth and Mill Streets, COUNCIL, BLUFFS8, Pacifio Expross BIOUX OITY AND PAGIFIO, 81, Paul Expross, Day Expross SUNION PACIFIO. Western Expross, Pacifio Expross, Licoln Expross, *A% Trausfor only DUMMY TRAINS T0 OMAUIA. Loave ~7:20 -8:30-9:80~10:30-11:40 a m. 1:30 90—4:30—6:80—6:30—11: 6 p. m. bundays ~9:30—11:40 & m 180 - 830530~ 8.30 . m, Arrive 10 minutes before leaving time, m trena'er only. JOIIN FOX, Deputy Sheriff and General Collection Agent Office with N, Bohurz, Justice of the Peace, €. uncll Blufts, lowa 10pm ok m 8:00 p m 11:00 & 15108 m Railway Time Table. |’ indrv apd machine wod point for aus ; Jom. satisfactory rea for scllig. Address SPRAGUE & C0., Union fron Works, Third strect, Councll Bluffs, lowa. prioting office Macerial cheap for b, now doing month, Nocther hotel fn the place. B soll cheap for cash SWAN & WALRER ayao ) M Bluffa city preperty or time. "\'.\ms TO TRADE — Good Town cr land for a swall stock of bardware o A. J. MILLER, (COLORED) Hair Cutting and Shaving. This is an Equal Rights Shop. 610 Broadway, Council Bluffs. R. Rice M, D. CANCERS, s ooy s ont o0 CHRONIC DISEASES ot st doda apeciaty Over thirly years practicsl experionss G Ke 5, Posrl atrees, Gouncll Blule £@ Cousultafion tree. N. 8CHURZ. Justice of the Peace. OFFICKE OVER AMERICAN EXPRESS "OUNCIL BLTTFFS. TOWA merchan well located. SwAN & WALKER. Woman pastry cook immediately at den hono, A ttudent in dental cifice. Mustha'® npport. Call on or address 8t . Council Flufls. 7 OF A raro chan e to get & five, well im- F proved farm of 400 acres, within a Council Blufls, at & bargain. Low terms, EWAN & WALKER JFO8 SALE-A liyery etable, in kood paying hotel property with ‘of the best small towns in western lowa will sell with or without fucniture, or will trade for a small farm with stock cte. 5 in ntv, Jows, 3} miles south-cast of At ton, the o uuty scat, or will trado for Nebraska or Kansas laod. S SWAN & WALKER. A 20 acro tract of good land about Itniles from Council Bufis post SWAN & WALKER. with fine 20 acren and se proved I 100 v cultiy 58 or pa ier fon all un BWAN & WaLk Improved an m i wos ) Nebragka or Dakota, lct us bear from yor SWAN & WALKER. TOR SALE—Alarge pumber of business and. rosi- dence lota in ll parts of Council Blufs. Seo us before you buy, EWAN & WALKKR. OR 84 LE—Partivs wishing to buy oheap lots to TP O i ok chn by on wohiy peyments. of from £2 t0 §10. BWAN & WALKKR. ORI REN [ Wo will rent you with the privilago to buy if liberal torme. s to build on wieh on very N & WALKKR. 7ANTED—To correspond with any one wishing a and_blind manufactory, wo bullding machinery, well located, for sal or trade; N & WALKEK, and me bullding ¥H08. OFFIONR, W, B, M, PURNY OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Counctl Blufts, « . n Established 1856 Dealers in Forelgn and Domestio Exchange snd ‘Howe Securitics, Dr, W. H. Sherraden DENTIST, Masonic Temple, Oouncll Clufte —_— |1 COAX | [ } COUNCIL BLUFFS frel Compay ! Wholesa'e and Rotall Dealers in Hard Soft ana Blossburg O A L: W. H. BIBLEY, Manager. Offtoe, #% Main St. Yard, on C. R. 1. d 0, M. & St P, Railway, or warchouse or o1, shop. shall a SWAN WALKKE, 01 SALEHouscs, Lots and Land. A J. B Stepr cason, 603 Flrst avenue. A top-buggy, first- liss make wad t condition. O will trado for chosp - M. Beo office, Council Elu7s. VUAL aND wOUD—Goorge Hoaton, 025 (O Sl oo snd wood at roasonablo _priccs gives 2,000 Ib, for & ton, aud 128 cublo for & cord, n il ANTEL—Every hody i ¢ TusBax. ents & week. D FAPELS—For wie s) Hun offico, ah 45 centa » hundred Brosd: JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, COUNCIL BLUF1 8, IOWA. Office, Main Btrees, Rooms 7 und 8, Shugert and Eeuo block. Wili practioo lu §.ate and state courts ORDER YOUR Cob, Coal # Wood OF o - JoONESs P, 0. sdiress, Lock Bok 1189, Council Bluffs s, A, J, Blton, M 0., PHTSIGIAN & STRGEON unctl Blufte 4o take | ¢ Dolivored by carrier st only twansy | & [o] Rock Tsland, — Elgin, Beluit, And all other Important points Kast, North. tel), and at Union Pacifio B d R MILLER, O BTHEET, BET 7th aud 8th, - ¥ wewmbery of Who lexlalat CHICAGO, Milwaukee & St. Panl RAIT W AX. . The SHORT LINE. And BEST ROUTE, FROM OMAHA T0O THE EAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND hicago, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Paul, Cedar Rapids, Davenport nton, Dubuque, Rockford, ¥reeport, Janeaville, Madison, La Crosse, Winona, m eust and Boutheast, Ticked offioo at 1401 Farnam stect (In Paxton Hos 0 CARs 1n Chicago attention loyoa of the 'y and oy by courieous vm) A. V. H. CARPENTER, Gen'l Passooger Agent, GEO. F. HEAFKORD, Ase't Gen'l Manager. Awa,t Gon'l Pass Age J. 1. CLAKK, Gen'l Superintondent. St. Charles Hotel, cowpany. 8 8, MERRILL, Genoral Manager. - LINCOLN, NEB, Mrs. Kato Coakly, Proprictoross. 4 Newly and ologantly furnlabed, Good sawmple .. 1001 on first 100y @8 Torma - $1.60 Lo §2 por day, Bpecial rabes given uovi0dmeme