Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 21, 1885, Page 6

6 THE DAILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFF B e ———— el SATURDAY MARCH 21, 188.). THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS. Satarday Mornine, March, 21 = = 80 cents per woek « « §10.00 por yosr MINOR MENTION, See J. Relter's new spring goods, New goods at Harkness Bros, For Carpets s:c Hatkness Brothers, William Stephens and Bertha Richards wete yesterday given leave to marry, “Banjo Bennelt” was yestcrday in limbo on eusploion of having stolen a clock. 25 doz. Unlaundried Shirte, Wamsutta cotton, at 75 cents, worth $1, at Cocke & Morgan’s. Justice Schurz yosterdsy tied the knot making happy Wm. Graft and Chrletina Kramer, both of this city. 25 doz. Unlaundried Shirts, Dwight anchor linen boroms, reinforced, at 50 couts, worth 75 cents, Cocke & Morgan, Only a few days more to get bargains in staple and fancy stationery, notlons and fancy goods at Scaman’s, Remember, Tueeday Is the day, March Jlst, the date that will positively close my business, H. E. Seaman, 341 Broad- way. Mr. George Woodford, the well known temperance lecturer and worker from Tilinois, will open his work In this clty, by an address and meatiag this evining, 25 doz. Shirts, Unlaundried ‘‘Pride of the West” cotton, The best shirt ever gold for $1 at Cocke & Morgan’s, Harry Huonter is In training now as the coming catcher of the coming cham- pion nine. He is as alick In catching a ball as in catching an item—just about. doz. Boys' Unlaundsied Shirte, Lockwood Muelin, Linen Bosome, re-ln- forced, 50 cents, worth 75 cents. Cocke & Morgan, Captain Hataway, ofgthe police force, expects to start to-morrow on a month’s trip to New Orleans and Florida. Officer Ben Austin has been glven the shoulder atraps and is now Capt. Austin. Arrangements are made for a unlon temperance meetlng of the several churches at the Presbyterian church to- morrow evenlng. Mr. George Woodford of Illinois, will give an address. A farmer named Cook, lving in Hazsl Dell, has a healthy, slx-legged pig which promlses soon to produce some more— whether six-legged or not remsins to be seen. The famlly of the late James Nicolls desire publicly to return honest, hearty thanks to their many friends who have stood 80 nobly by them In their deep af- fliction. An old man, aged 71 years, was yes- teyday under arrest on susplcion of steal- {0z a tablecloth which he had with him. There being no evidence to support any charge the old man was turned looee, As my lease explres Maroh 31, and having sold my shelving and counters to be delivered April 1, the goods must go. As they are selling rapldly yon must call scon to get your stare of the bargalns in all our goods now belng sold at a sacrifice. H. E. Seaman, 341 Broadway. Mra. M. E. Hull's lecture on ‘‘Mcdern Spirltuslsm” on Thursdsy evenivg in Spiritual hall was lstened to by a good sized audience. She will give another lecture at the eame place by special re- queston next Tuesdsy evenivg. The subject will be duly announced. One maglstrate yesterday refuscd to marry a couple because he knew the woman, and she could not cock even po- tatoes, and he did not belleve she would make a suitable wife. Such consien- tlousness cn the part of an officlal Is a novelty, Sherifl Garrison ¢f Harrison county, was here yesterday and seems quite cer- tain that the two men arrested here for the burglary at Mitsourl Valley are the very men who are wanted. He took the property found on their persons to Mis- soari Valley for identification, Morgan Brothers is the name of the new firm of drugglets who will open April 1st in Cy, Danforth’s builling on Broadwsy between Seventh and Eighth streots, Mr. Delbert Morgan, who now travels for Harle, Haas & Co., is one of the new firm and Frank Morgan of Bur- lington, the other. *‘Life once begun s unending, going on forever through endless perlods of progresslon.”” Spiritual circle to-morrow (Sunday) afterncon nad evenirg at 2 and 7:30 o'clock, in splritual hal Entrance via stalrs on Main and Pearl strcots, two doors south of the postoffice, After the circlo will be discussed the queetlon of the abolltior: of the use of money as in- dispensible to the proper roformation of mankind, The written work of the pupils of the public achools, the examination papers, etc.,, have been bound in convenient form for reference, snd are at the cffice of Peof, McNaughton, subject to the in- spection of friends and parents, Thore intorested in the public schools thculd improve the oppcrtunity of lookiog over there papers, as by them a good ides can be geined of the character of the work being done by the public schools. A number of boys, ranglng in age from 8 to 10 years, were amusing themselves Thursday evenlng on Seventh avenue west of Eighth street, firlng off revolvers, 1f parents will nct lock after their boys the officers should .do so., The habit of carrying revolvers by mere ‘‘kids’ iy greatly on the Increase, and it is high time that gome very sbarp measures wers taken to put s stop to it, 25 MORE SCHOOL BUILDINGS. Talk That More Are Needed to Ac- commodate the Pupils, The growtk of Council Bluils is show- ing itself in various ways. Among them 1s the claim of tome of the board of edu- cation that, although Counsil Bluffs has about fourteen large free schcol build ings, atlll mrs are even now needed to accommodate the pupils. About two years ago the Thirteenth avenue school houte wan bullt, having three rooms, and_ac- commodates 150 pupils, The Hall school house bullt thres years sgo is crowded, and the Third street school house, built last year with six rooms, and accommodations for 300 pupils is so crowded that ft will bs necessary to change the boundarles, and cause_some to attend clsewhere, The new Plerce street achool houss s filling up so rapldly [ 2 that it will be filled next term, The Blcomer building can accommodate no more. With these facts, It is urged that steps must soon be taken to put up other buildings. Beautiful embroideries at Bros, Harkness T —— PERSONAL. Scott Williama returns to Los Angelos next dag E. D Lincoln, of M Boston, represerting a great cutlery house, was at Bechtele's yoster- | 3 day. Mr. Clark, an attorney of Mason City, has been attending the supreme court here, and visiting his brother-in-law, County Recorder Chambers, Carl Cooper, son-in-law of John Huntiog: ton, was here yesterday, on his way td Dakota to again take up life on his homestead, he having been spending the winter at his old home in Oakland, His wife accompanies him, T. R. Brooks, who for four years has been i with A, J. Mandel, leaves his emgloy to-day, and intends going into Nebraska and take up land there, Will 0. Garman, who has 'been connected with the Home of the I'riendless, intends to go with Mr. Brooks, It is under- stood that Mr, Garman will sever his active connection with the Home, althouvh he will doubtless maintain an interest in it, o —— New carpets at Harkness Bros. ——— Black Burglars, Yesterdsy afternoon Judge Aylesworth inquired into the facts of the burglarizing of George Harrlugton's saloon, for which John Beacham, Junfus Sevier and Olle Jackson, all black, were arrested. It ap- pears that Tune Green, who bas skipped for Omaha, got Ollie Jackson, who had once worked at Harriogton’s to tell how the rear window was fastened, and told Jackson he intended to break in tkere. The night of the bur- glary Green told Jackson agaln what he was going to do, and returned to the house where Jackeon was. bringing the stolen overcoat, decanter of gin, anda lot of clgars. He sold some of the cigars to Beacham and Seviner, but it did not appear that they knew anything about the burglary. They were dis charged, and the juc¢ge reservid his de- clston as to yourg Jackson, who will in the meantime be held in custody. From what the others ssy, it appears that Green is the one who did the work, and the officers are anxlous to get him. Green has been going from bad to worse very fast. It was not long since he first attracted public attentlon by sollciting fands for the colored church and then losing the collection by gambling. Sinca then he has been arrested on (taer of- fenses, and now a heavy charge awa'ts his roturn to the city. He Is supposed to be lingering in Omaha. e —— Lace curtains at Harkness Broa, ———— Resolutions of Respect, At a meeting of Council Bluffs lodge, No. 49,1 0. 0. F., held on the 16th inst.,, the followlng resolutions adopted: Whoreas, In the dispensation of an all wlse Providence, our werthy brother, James Nicholl, has been removed from our midst, therefore be it. Resolved, That the members of this lcdge do most sincerely mourn the death of our departed brother, whose lifeless body we have this day committed to its last resting place. Resolved, That we extend our sincere sympathy and condolence to the famHy and relatives of our deceased brother in the great lcss they bave sustained in his death. Resolvad, That as a further mark of respect for our deceased brother, our lodge room be draped in mourning, 'in the usaal menner for thirty days. Resolved, That these resolutlons be entered on our minutes and published in the papers, and that a copy, under the eesl of the lodge, be forwarded to the widow of the deceased. Gro. K. Syiry, Thos. Bowmax, E. B, Garoyek, Cnmmluea. wera —— Now sllks and dress goods at Harkness Bres, Jemperance Workers, All interested in the temperance cause are inviled to meet with the temperance alliance committee and George Wood- ford, of 1llinois, at the rooms of the Y. . C. A, this morning at 11 o'cleck, Mr, Woodford has come liere to spend & week in the femperance work, and it is desired that the ssary arrangements should be completed this morning, e e See the etock of white goods at Hark- ness Brothers, — THE JUDICIAL CONTEST. Another Postponement to be Made, Next Mcnday is the time set for the hesr'ng of the jadiclal contes: in which Judge Aylesworth secks to get Judge Loofbourow's place on the d'strict bench The case will nct, however, come to hearing then, as an agicement was made that Judge Loofbourow would not be obliged to get bis testlmony together until after the Cross case was tried. This ase having hung on looger than was ex- picted, bas left no tlme for Judge Loof- bourow to prepare for trial, and hence, under ihe sgreement, the cate next will be contlnued to s:me future deta, If there are suy more delsys, Judge Loofbourow’s time will be up before the contest is fairlysettled, o — The Council Blaffs jPaint Manufectur ing company will be & l'citing orders in & fow days, Walt for them. Dr. 8. Moshler, of the Sionx Oity Chronic Disease Institate, will be at the Soott house In this eity, Tharsday, April 2d. Wil attend to patients and all who are afilicted will do well {to give him a eall, Consultation free. D " SPECIAL NOTICES NOTIOR.—8pocial & vertisoments, suo s Lost, Found, To Loan, For Bale, To Rent, Wants, Board ing, o%0., will be Inserted in $his column at he low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for esch subsequent ortlon. Leave advertisements A our office, No. Poarl Streot, near Broadwav & WANTS O SALE “Rnothor hotel in & Tive wn, now doing & tugincss «f about § month, Nocther hotel in the place. Terms SwAN & Wl “Will teade for | cheap for casn, ot yart SWAN & WALKER ANTS T0 TAADE —Good Town cr Iand for a small stock of hardware or \\ F* —A rare chance to got & fin proved farm of 400 acres, within & Council Bluffs, at & bargain, Low pric terms, F 'w miles of and _easy ALRER o1 property with t small towns in 1l with or without furnitare, of trads for o emall farmm with stook e paying one of the b » 0 Kansas land. bnm SALE—. “tract of good land ono and a half miles from Council Blufl i post oo, at & bargain, WAN & WA grass land, all under. fence—a S0 acro farm with fine improvement3. all undor cultivation except 0 acres good grags or pasturo land, racts of trom 40 to 100 acres of SM\\ & WaLkER, Fouss Tauds improved asd unimproved. it torn lows, Kansas Nebraska or Dakota, lot us hoar from yo. JOR SAUE—A Iarge number of busine denoe lots In all parts of Counc us bofore you bu SWAN & WALKRR R BALE=Tariies whhing to buy build on canbuy on monthly payments_of trom #2to 810 & WALKRR JOR REN (—We will rent you a lot to_budd_on with the privilage to buy If you wish on very KR Gheap lots to WAY pond w Wish good looatlon £.r planning mill. sash, door and bind manufactory, wo have bullding and machinery, well located, for sale, lease or trade; BWAN & WA TOR RENT _Largo two etory framo bull able for warchouse or storage purpose railroad depot. Swa ALRKR. 70K RENT UK SALE — bu. and_grounds suitat Ie for sraall foundiy and machine shop Good boiler, engine, cupols, blower with Rxed shaft- ing oto., ready toput in motion. SWAN WALKER, and Land A, J. OR “SALE—H 1™ Stephenson, 603 Fi [0k SALE—A top-buggy, first-lses mako and 1n exoellent condition.” Or will trade for cheap wob. Address . M. Booe office, Lmlxmll Blu7s. way. roasonable prices Tve 3,000 Ibs. fof & 0D, and 138 cublo for s cord, ry him. ANTED—Every boay in Uouncil BIuffs o take W RiBin. Deiivered by carsiorai oaly Awenty conta & wook. 0% PAPERS—For salo at Bux office, st 35 cont hundred VW ANIED=A zood brosd maker a Unioa Batery, 523 Main street, Council Bluffs, VALUABLE PROPEXTY FOR RENT. 1 have a double store bullding,10 rooms, partitioned oft, clegantly papered, supplied with water from the water works, good brick cellar, suite1 for restaurant, laundry, boarding house, merchantile business or resident property. Alson large two-story frame dwelting with 18 rooms two cellars, otc., eto., suited for boardiog houso, private residence, hospital, etc opposite the city buildings and clty market for rent cheap. W. R. VAUGHAN. F. H, Orcurr, I M. TREYNOR, GOUNCIL BLUFFS GARPET (0. SUCCESSORS 0 Casady Orcutt & French 405 Broadway Council Bufis S. T, FRENCH Carpets, Curtains, Window Shades, Mattings, Linoleums, 0il Cloths and Upholstery. Mail Orders Carefully Filled ! CUUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO. For Rent Tho bullding known s the 'Sk ing Rink” corner t will be rented, alto- For ceupancy, Apri 1st., JOHN BERESHEIM, Prosident Council luffs Saviogs Ba ANDEMAKERS & VAN, ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS No 201 Upper Broadway, Councll Bluffz, Dr, W. H. Sherraden DENTIST, Masonic 'l'emple, Gounoll Blufty + _ Iows R. Rice M. D, Ralle'oF drawiog cf boed. CBH!]I(IC DISEASES st o s et T ST T Pvalcy sipesionts 00 o Ooundll Blulla tres. DRESS G00DS. FirstGrand Sale of Spring Dress Gonds Still Continues. pleces Cashmere 124e worth 18, Do Bego 1 % Ottoman cord 200 * 2 Novelty suitings 26c worth 40c. Wool broche 40 ¢ worth 50e, 15 Coventry suitings all ool desirable colors 40 inches wide 50¢ worth e, Armures, tricotines, black and colored cash meres at prices lower than ever before offered, 20 pieces French cotton satices beautiful de signe at 21c. ench and Scotch zephyrs, seersuckers, ta, in desieable styles, Lawns and per- cales Do to 124e Table cloths with embroiderics to match, Skirts, Skirts with nine tucks, soft muslin, worth 60c, Skirts with nine tucks and two rufiles, 67c worth 90c. Nicely trimmed Skirts with tucks and ruf- flos, $1 worth S1 25, Skirts with tucks and trimmed with em- broidery, $L 15 worth £1 40, Skirts trimmed with § inch embroidery, 15 tucks, henvy muslin, $1 50 worth Our 32,82 25 and $2 75 Skirts are equally as good value ns the cheaper ones quoted above. These garments are all made with turned 15 50c soams and lock stitch sowing. Thoy are al most A8 CHEAP AS THE MATRRIAL ALONE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR, White Goods. Our White Geods and Linen department has grown so large that wo have been oBliged to add more shelving, especially jartment, We are showing new things in {aMBURG NETTINGS, ALLOVER-EMBROIDRRY, FrovRrD Swisses, FEnora Ciikcks, REVERE Stairks, Lack Murts, HAlRconn LAwNS, INoRA LAwNs, INORA STRivES,CARREAN DES IxDES, BROCADED SATINRS,and & beautiful as sortment of VICTomA LAwNS, Praiy and CHECKED NAINSOOKS, Jersoys Jerseys, Lislo finished, $150 worth for this de 20 dc 22, A complete line of Jorseye, all colors, tinish, S1 20, children's and misses cashmere, wool, Lisle Underwear. Having purchosed our Tadies' Underwenr direct from the manufacturers we are ena- bled to save our customers the ‘‘jobbers Jies' PANTS, with four tucke,soft finich- ed muslin, 25¢ per pair worth 40¢ Ludies’ Pauts’, nicely trimmed with em- broidery and tucks, good heavy muslin, 50c per pait, worth 63c, Ludios’ Pants, extra fino muslin, fine em- broidery, ten tucks, 65c per pair worth £5c. —e COCKE & MORGAN 347 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Ladies' CHEMISE, soft muslin, 10¢. Ladies' Chemise, nicely tucked and trim med, with embroidery, 50c worth 75 Ladies’ Chemise, nicely trimmed with in sertion and embroidery to mateh, and also tucked 75 worth &1 lies' Chemieo, very fina muslin, olabor 8hc worth S1 15 NIGHT DRESSES, good muslin, ed with cambric ruiiling, 65¢ worth %0¢, ioa' Night Droess, trimmed with em broidery, and tucked, 85¢ worth $1 10, Ladiea' Night Dresses, trimmed with inser tion, embroidery, and tucked, $1 worth $1 3, Tadios’ Nigint Dressos,elaborately trimmed, extra fino muelin_ 1 50 worth £3, The “Princess” Night Dross, § $2 5. ho ¢ 25¢ worth 2 worth Dachess” Night Dress, 8225 worth “Queen” Night Dress, 24 worth 85, Hesiery. Our stock of hosicry is now replete in every vespect. 100 dozen ladies’ colored hose at 10¢, worth 100 dozen fancy and solid colored hose, in grain, at 15¢, worth 20c. 20 dozen balbriggans, full regular made, at 20c, worth 30c. 95 dozen silk clocked balbriggan hoss, full regular made, at 23c, worth 0c. 25 dozen solid colored hose, full regular, at 25e, worth 85, 925 dozen solid colored aplit-foet hose, at worth 50c always sold at ic. 50 dozen colored and black lisle, worth 0c. Wo have an elegant assortmiont ¢ and children’s in lislos and cottons, and colors, Cents’ Half Iose. 50 dozen cotton stripes, at b 20 dozen stout Scoteh mixe 10¢, worth 1be, 15 dozen blue and brown mixed, seamless, , worth 1640 ' old gold, blue_and brown mixed, ut seamloss, at 15¢, worth 25 ish stouts, at 20c, worth 250 stripod British soami rod hono, at £0c, at 65c, f misses’ blacks orth £le + seamloss, ot 20 do 15 dozen oil ivgrain hos 35, worth £0c, Ctloves. 5o worth 40c. H0c 20 doz fancy colored lislés at Tisles 5 B0c worth 90 ¢ worth 7be, 16 doz mitts colored and black at [0c and 75¢ worth 40 por cent more, black and colored silk gloves at 50c We are Cffering Domestics at New York Prices. SIS . Special bargain in black silks: No. 1, black silk at 65¢ worth 90¢; No. 2, black silk at 85¢ worth 81; No. 3, black silk at $1 worth 81.35 No. ilk at 81.85 worth $2.25. . black silk at $L.25 worth $1.65. W are offering the best value at 81.5U ever given in this city. No. 6, very heavy soft finish We guarantee these silks NOT 10 CUT, Cocke & Morgan, RETAILERS OF DRY GOODS. 347 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUEFS, IOWA. “MURDER MOST FOUL,” To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria. URING the last flve years there b Jefferis’ preventive and cure way used. fallible Price, 52, ure for all Inflammator CHOLERA! cine during the fearful River Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, etc. Cholera “*Comes a8 a thief In the night. DYSPEPSIA! Dyspeptlc, why live In mise every cage of indigestion and const) the cause of ninety per cent of all Full printed instructions how i8 all that I8 1 ecoseary, Dr. Jefferi Council Bluffs, lowa.” Or sent b ton in & not been a death from diphtherta in any case whero Dr. Thomas Ithas been the means of saving pensible in putrid sore throat, in maliznant scarlet fever, changing it in 45 nours to th leerative, Putiid or Catarrhal conditions, either interual or uzonm G EO - M IT' 'SON ’ CHOLERA! Dr. Jefferls' Cholera Speciflc will arrert the diseace in 50 to €0 minutes. tion of the cholera in Cincinnatl, 5t nd its tributarice, without losing o case, In the years '49, Keep it on hand. thousands of lives. Ind dls- simple form. CHOLERA! The Doctor uked fhis modi- t. Louls, and_ull_along tho Misispp 51 and 1t is nlro ifallible Yo ona roly upaa it Scnd for 1 Frios DYSPEPSIA! snd die in deapalr with cancer of the stomach? Dr. Thomas Jefferls cures y short time. 1seased conditions. Price 35 for two weeks treatment. use themedicines sent with them. No dvctor re remediea can only be obtained at his oftice, N Cxpress on receipt of price. Best of reforences given. Dyspepeia is ed; a good nurse 3 Bouth 8th Streot SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors ! 7 and 9 Main St., CouNciL Brurrs, Towa. A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From. KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand whic we will sell In retall or carload lots, All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. Wholerale srdretsd) denlert in Gralp and Eoled Hay, Prices sonablo Satistaction Guaranteed. SCHLUTER & BOLRKY Corner Fifth Ave. & Fourth St. UouncllBluffs. AGENTS WANTED. Drs, Judd & 8mith’s New Improved Electric Belt. 819 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUF. ITIVELY CURES— Kld vonsness, Wrsting W; Back, Cold F stylo 8! each. T0WA; 725 ELM ST, and Liver Compl ness, Paralysls, Spinal Affeotions, Indig L unt A dlscasos roquiFing lncressod motive power , DALLAS, TEXAS; and FT. WAYNE, IND t, Bright's Dia theunatisn, Nourale! ou, Hoart Discass, New tmproved HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Frame hous Brick buildipgs of any size raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed, moved on LiTTLE GIANT trucks, the best in the 1d, Ll W. P, AYLSWORTH. 1010 Ninth Street, Counci! Bluffs, i HE PHENIX AND “THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN. 606 Broadway, . TEg ONLY ALL NIGHT HOUsE 1N THE 1Y, Ey notice, Hot and culd Council Bluffs. thipg served in first clase stylo and on thort Tanches always ready. GRAVEL Boof Painting and repairing. ROOFING All work guaranteed to give sat'sfaction. . Tth S Cou. ect, 302 N, CIL BLUFFS, Attention, Ladies. While closing out my nuuona will sell all hair goods at 25 per cent discount, 300 Switches 00 Waves, Bangs, etc., to sacrifice, Custom work carefully attended to, MIA D. A. BENEDICT. 337 Brondway, Coundil Bluffe, H. H, FIELD., W. C, ESTEP Field & Estep, UNDERTAKERS No. 317 Broadway. Council Bluffs, Towa. Calls Attended Promptly, Day and Night, Particular attention given to Embalming J. L. DzBEVOISE. Onion Ticket Agen, No. 607 Broadwsy Councl! Bluffs, A. J. MILLER, {COLORED) Huair Cutting and Shaving. This is an Kqual Rights Shop 61 0 Broadway. Conneil Bluffs Railway Time Table, Cfilwnh;n January 7, 1886, COUNOIL BLUFFS, The following are the times of the arrival and do: arbiro of trains by contral standard timo, Ab the local depota. Trains leave transfer dopod ben min- abos oalior and arrive ton minutes lator, ‘OHI0AGO, BURLINGTON AND QUIKOY. Chloago Expross ¥aeh il ‘Aoccommodation, ARRIVE. GHI0AG0, MILWAUKKE AND BT, FAUL. Exproms, Expross, HI0AG0, BOOK 1LAND'AND PACITIO, 'Atiantlo Expross, Day Expross *Des Molnes Accommodation, *At local depot only. ABABIH, AT, LOUIS AKD PACIVIO, ‘Acoommodat.on Louls Express *A¥ Transfer only WI0AGO ADd NOKTHWRSTREN, Expross, Pacliic Expross UZ OITY AND PACIFIO, Paul Expross, 52 pm 0:36 s m Ti%0 8w 6:10pm LW pm B0 pm 0186 & m 140 pm nosm SUNION PACIFIO. Linooln Expross, *A¢ Traostor only DUMMY TRAINS TO OMANA, Leave Council Bitfls N4 & m 80 11:45 p, m. 11316 & m, ~1L10p. m.; JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, COUNCIL BLUF18, IOWA. Office, Maln Strect, Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart and Bewo block, WLl practioe Lo Biate and tate oourts 12:00. THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER NO. 2 Tsthe Highest Achicvement in Writing Machines in the World. y8 tn learn an operate, It aracters includirg il lotters, punctuatioos, figures, Tractions. 1t is the simplest and 8 most rapid writ wchine made as well a8 the fl'h( nd for free illustrated pamphlet, Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Chicago, I11., Sola Agents, SHOLES, Council Bluffs Agent_for Wostern Towa, | CO.AI | COUNCIL BLUFFS Fiel Company Wholesale and Rotall Dealors in Hard Soft ana Blossburg oo AL W H. BIBLEY, Manager. Yard, o0 C. R. I, P.ond C. ln. HJ Hillon, bt 0., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON 421 WA e Broadwar. Cawnoll N. BOHURZ. A Justicg of e Poace COUNGIL BLITRHA HOWA wHON, OPYIONR, OFFICER & PUSIY BANKERS. Oounetl Bluffs, . ™ Established 1856 Dealors 10 Forslgn and Domestle Exeksage sad Hows Beowrliica, A With enly 39 O, H.