Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 2, 1885, Page 6

6 —— HE DAILY BEE “ QUOUNCIL BLUFFS. Saturday Morning, May 2, BUBSCRIPTION RATES, = %0 sente per weok jy Sutia « §10.00 per yoar By Mall - OFFIOR: No, 12 Pearl Btreet. MINOR MENTION, For first class work vislt Two Jakes barber shop, 402 Broadway. Straberries only 50 cents 8 quart, and » fall quart, at Baird and Palmer’s, Ticketa for Joseph Cook’s lecture will not be vlaced on sale at Bushnell's until May 4. Brick for sale, In large and small lots, by J. A, Weaver, No, 815 Seventh avenue, Thero 18 & cholera breeding pool at the corner of Ninth avenue, between Fourth and Main streets, on which the green is already thick. German Evangelioal service in the Bible Alone church, corner of Sixth and Bluff stree's, every Sunday at 3 o'clock p. m. H, Krueger, pastor. Prof, MoNaughton is desirous of again having a speclal police officer to look after truant boys, The councll will consider the request next Monday evening. Mandemakers & Vanschlingerlandt commense to-day the erection of a two. story house for store purposes; also two dwellings for T. Brewer on Graham av- enue and High street. W. H. Sherraden and George O. Brown, the dentists, are removing their offices to the rooms over the *'Q” ticket office, corner of Pearl street and Broad- way which they have nicely fitted up. Miss Fronle Westcott Is to play the organ at the Congregational church to- morrow morning and evening. She has for several years presided over the largest and best organ In Keokuk, and has the reputation of belng one of the most skill- ful musicians in the west. The art loan exhibitron at 502 Broad- way, next to Officer Pasey’s bank, by the Misses Rehse, Cralg and Hatoher, will be held on the Wednetday and Thuraday next, instead of as previously arranged. 1t is expected that about five hundred fine paintings, eto., will be here exhib- {ted. “‘The living voice of those the world call dead shall be the gulde to clearer day.” Splritual circle to-morrow (Sun- day) afternoon and evening at 2and 7:30 o'clock, in Spiritual hall, Shugart and Beno's block, entrance via stalrs on Main and Pearl streets, two doors sonth of the postoffice. The death of Mrs. Freeman, at her resldence on Washington avenae, has been by some means so announced in some of the clty papers as to give some the Idea that there had been a death In the Friedman family. The name of the deceased was Freeman, and not Frled- man, Friday evening, Wm. E. Hardy, of the firm of Darnell & Hardy, o3 Councll Bluffs, was unitea in marriage to Miss Minnle Beecroft, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, H. Beecroft, old and well known cltizens of Council Bluffs. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. Mr, Crofts, at the residence of the brlde’s parents, on Mynster street, and in the presence of a happy company of Invited frlends, The youth who s “trying” to learn [ something about the newspspar business, and who is seeking to gain some favor by howling contlnually about encouraging home Industries, should howl into the ears of his employers untll they qult using old stereotype plates in thelr paper and encourage home Industries by giving the printers a llttle work in setting up fresh readlog matter for their tottling columns, The musical contest glven at the opera house last night was enjoyed by a good slzed and enthusisstic audience. The programme was a choloe one, well ren- dered. Mr. Gerberlick proved himeelf to be an excellent violinist and Miss Officer's performance on the piano called forth hearty applaute. The Nerkle slaters rendered a duet very sweetly and one of them afterwards eang a solo that greatly pleased her hearers. Mr., Ward, as a tenor singer, showed a very clear voloe, of wide range and excellent cal- tivation. An espectally enjoyable featare of the evening was a plano solo by Miss McMullen, but not more thoroughly ap- preciated probably than the vocal solo by Mr. James Kones. The evening's pleasure was closed with a duet by Misses Tostevin and Terner, rendored in pleas- ing atyle, e ——— Artlsts' Materials at G, R. Beard’s Wall Paper Store. Send for price list, ST L Subatantial abstracts of title and real eslate loans, J. W. & E. L. 8qulre,101 Pearl street. — Stock Shipments, Following are the shipments of stock from the union stock yards 1 Councll Bluffe: R K. Thorburg, 2 cars cattle, 70 head, Alms, vis K, C. Robt, Reeder, 3 o Chlcago, via C. & N, W, White & Son, 12 cars cattle, 239 head, Chicago, via 0 & N. W, DeWolf, 12 cars cattle, 66 head, Brady Lland, via U, P. Smith & B. 3 cars cattle, 89 head, Cheyenne, visa U, P, J. H. Jobnson, 2 cars cattle, Tekemab, via C. & N, W, F. B, cs, 1 car horses, 20 head, Chloago, vis 0. & N. W, W. E BSmith, 1 car hogs, 68 head Obloago, vis 0., M & St. P, Fuller & Miller, 1 car hogs, 60 head, Chioago, vis . & N W, J. 8. Tckbam, 2 cars cattle, 26 head, Ohlosgo, vis O, M. & S. P, cattle, 60 head, 74 head, A NEWSY GRIST, Gathered by the Bee Man in the Missourt VALLRY, 30. George has retarned. Mr. and Mra. John Morgan are back from the White River country. Wm. Belanger will go to west Neb- raska, where he engages in store bus- Iness. The N. W. Co. are making active prep- aratlons to bulld a new depot here, It will be a swell Qaeen Anne affalr. The old building I now belng moved. The W. U. telegraph office has been temporarily removed to the car repalrers’ building—hustled out of the old quarters to make room for the new office. Mrs, Jos. Harker, after a year's ab- sence, has returned on a vialt, Mr. and Mrs, Millspaugh, of Sionx filty, have come to Missourl Valley to ve. April Amy Oonductor Stewart has resigned from the 8. O, & P. rallway, Mrs, Madison, well known In the Blufls, raffled off her plano last night. Some one had put down a tlcket for her and she won it. Walter Tapping is at Chadron, Neb. Jlmmy Morton, night train dispatoher at the 8. 0. & P. office has been trans. ferred to Norfolk, Neb, Mr, Gerber says that they have now lald treck nearly twenty miles west of Valentine. Mrs. E. Gerber Is very sick and her mother has come from Boaton, K. 0. Morehouse Is in New York state. The dome of an engine blew off one day this week maylng quite a nolse and really waking up the natlves. They came from every direction, badly exclted. Tummy Carllsle has moved to his new house, and Mr. Robinson has moved Into Tommy's old house. W. J. Robinson, of New York, a brother of R. Roblnscn, has come to the valloy to live, The merchants are still kicking about dull trade and no money. W. B. Sheldar has accepted the poai- tlon of drummer for an Omahs houte. Miss Lillian A, Brown, of Marshall- town, s visiting Mrs, Abble Roblnson. Mra, E. McEvory, well known in this county, dled yesterday. The depot hotel s belng enlarged sixty feet on one slde and seven feet on the other. ll\llljor Cheney has gone to Sioux City v Bob McGavern is clerking in the S. C. & P., general office. J. R. Buchanan has returned from the west. The railroad company are arranging to put In extensive stock yards here forthwith, Mrs. Manchester s visiting felends in the east. Fav. THE CITY’S WALLET, to The Following is the Monthly Re- port of the City Auditor, To the Hon, Mayor and City Councll of the City of Councll Bluffs: GenrLEMEN: 1 herewlth submit the followlng report of city warrants issmed duridg the month of April, 1885, and the total amount issued by order of the plrelent council, for ordlnary expenses, feti For April. _ Total, General fund warrants..$4,782 56 80,143 64 Police warrants. 183 33 188 83 Grand total $4,915 88 86,326 7 And I also report bills audited and allowed for ordinary expenses during the same time by the present councll, to-wit: For April. $ 320 96 28 00 718 93 1,850 66 844 83 483 12 40 00 201 40 904 2L 75 22 84,052 28 $5,963 52 ully submitted, May 1, 1885, F. A. Burke, Olty Audltor, ANOTHER CROOK, Oaught Going Through one of the Rooms of the 8t. Jo House, Total. Yesterdsy morning (at an early hour there was a lively sensation at the St. Jo house on Masin street. Mrs. Heltman, the wife of one of the proprietors, arose at at an earller hour than usual, to see about the breakfast, one of the help be- Ing sick, and soon after having occasicn | der, to return to her room, was surprised to find aman there. The fellow had her pooket-book In his hand, and asshe came into the room he threw this down, her esrrings also dropping from his band onto the floor, He had taken a few dollars out of the pocket book, Mrs Heltman grabbed bim and he gave her quites tussle. She call- ing loudly for her husband, the fel. low trying to choke her, He broke away from her before help reached her and ran down the rear stairway, and after making several attempts to jump over the fence, pulled off eome of the boards and escap- ing ioto the alley, run over to Worth street and down to Fourth, closely fol- lowed by several persons, who captured him on Story street, He was tarned over to the police and taken to the sta- tlon, where he gave his name as Tom Wilson. He denled that he fntended to steal anything, but said that he had slept at the hotel all night, in anadjacent room and had wandered into the room by mis- teke, Hls story was qulte lacklng In the semblance cf trath, he was sent to juil to awalt » hearing, which will take place this morning. —— Another of Frainey's Cases, At a late hour Thursdsy night Officer O'Brien found a fellow named John Browo,’for whom he had been looking for ® lonz time, claiming that he was one of the telo which attacked him on Main street some months ago, when he was trylng to take them to jail for being drunk, Instead of taking the man to the clty jsll and having bim brought before the court for which there ls provided » judge with & regular walary, this police «ificer evidently pre- ferred to give Fraivey a chance to earn THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS ---SATURDAY MAY 2, 1885 1 some fees, and 8o filed two informations before him, not being content with one. One of the charges was ‘' alt and bat- tery with intent to do bodlly harm,” and the other was for reslating an officer Brown was kept In the county jail untll yesterday afternoon, and when he was brought {nto court he wisely concladed to take a change of venue, and the cnse of assault was sent to Justice Scharz, The other case was dlsmissed, bat the county will be expeot- od to pay the costs, #o that the preclons time of the justice will not have been spent In vain, The case sent to the other justice has been continued until Monday, the defencant giving bonds for his appearance. If the police, of which the mayor is the head, are to ran thelr cases Into Frainey’s court, the policecourt might as well be done away with, as it i too expensive and not ornamental enough, —— PERSONAL. Lee Bennett is now in the employ of Fise- man, Rodds & Co, Mr. and Mre, Corbaley started yesterday ona visit to friends in Galesburg, IIl, fRev. Cooley, the new pastor of the Baptist church, is expected here to-day and to preach Sunday. Prof, Smith, of Judd & Smith, the electric belt manufacturers, left last evening for a short trip te Atlantic, J. W. Squire and wife have returned from an extended southern trip, during which they visited the New Orleans exposition and the isle of Cuba, H, E. Vilas and wife of Albany, N. Y., arrived in this city on Thursday evening to visit Mr, and Mrs, W, B. Porter, Jr. Mr, Vilas is a nephew to Vilas, P, M, G, and will very likely make this his future home, e ——— Omaha rink, Ladles’ to-nights. Orange Race —— Does Death End All? Itfs to be hoped that the people of Oouncll Bluffs and viclnity will tarn out In good numbers to hear what Joseph Oook has to say In his lecture at Dohany’s opera house May 11th, Mr. Cook Is recognized among educated people as one of the most profound and original thinkers of the age and what he has to say cannot fall to bs of deepest interest to all who are concerned in their future welfare. Upon his subject— “Does Death End All7"—he has bestowed more care and study than upon any other one of his lectur: Reserved seats are on sale at D. W. Bushnell s next Monda; ———— Facts worth rememberiog when you buy wall paper: 1st.—That Beard, next door to postoffice, has the largest stock to select from. 2d.—Tbat his prices are as low as the lowest. 3d.—That he 1s & practical interlor decorator and employs none but skillful workmen, ———— The Silent World, Those who are interested In the Insti- tution for the deaf and dumb In this clty will read with interest the followlng facts and figures gleaned by a Bee reader: ZThe number of deaf mutes in the world is roughly calculated to be from 700,000 to 900,000, and of these, 63 per cent are sald to be bern deaf, the others loslng thelr hearing by diffent accidents. The deaf mutes in Great Britaln amount probably to about 20,000 To meet the o7 educational wanta *;of these, there are on the face of the globe 397 institutions, contalning 20,743 inmates of both sexes, and em- ploying over 2,000 teachers. Australia hes 2 instltutions, Austria-Hungary 17, Belgium 10, Brazil 1, Canada 7, De mark 4, France 67, Germany 90, Great Britaln and Ireland 46, Italy 35, Japan , Luxemburg 1, Mexlco 2, Netherlands , New Zealand 1, Norway 7, Portugal 1, Russla 10, Spaln 7, Sweden 17, Switzer- land 11, United States 65, Bombay 1. The first attempt to educate mutes in Great Britaln was in 1760, in Edinburgh, The first public institution in the world, for their instructlon, was founded at Leipsic in 1778, and the first Institution founded In this country was at Hartford, Qonn., in 18!7. AMUSEMENTS. Mammoth Dime Museum AND THEATER. 6th Ave. and Pearl Street, (Formerly Martin's Rink.) PALMER & SANDER, Prop'ra & Managers, Monday Eveniog, April 27th, Engagement and first avpearance of the world famous and original GEORGIA MINSTRELS 15 FIRST CLASS ARTISTS 15 In a refined programme of wit and humor. OUR CTRIO HALL Will contain Freaks of Nature, Curiosities, and Mechanical Wonders, principal among which will be found the world reputed won- MISS EX PATTERSON, The Lightning Lady, LOWANDO BALDWIN, The Armless Wonder, POCAHONTAS, Drincessof the Todas tribe of Mexican Tn- inus, MADAME HOWELL, Tho Bohemian Glass Blower, THE LIVING HALF LADY, And many other novelties, A Resort for Ladies, A Resort for Ladics, Museum open 1 to 5 and 7 to 10 p, m, Theater—Matinee 2 p, m, Eveniog 8 p, m. 10cts ADMISSION 10cts R. Rice M. D. cucnml Of othex fumors removed withowt i kalfe or drawing of bleed. CHRONIC DISEASES otsu stats s poctit 5, Qoar duurty yoars practcelsxperiends e Mo J. L. DxBEVOISE, Onion Ticket Agent DENTIST, Masonic Templ Councl) Blufts ] lowa N. BOHURZ. Justice of the Peace OFFICN OVER AMKRIOAN KXPAESS JOUNCIL BLUFFS. 10wWA KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses snd Mules constantly on hand whis we will sell In retall or oarload lota, All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. Wholetale ardrets) dexlere ib Graln and Paled Hay, Price SCHLUTER & BOLEY Oorner Fifth Ave. & Fourth St. OouncllBluffs, YLSWORTH, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildings of any size raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed, moved on LiTTLe GIANT trucks, the best in the world, WAR, WAR, WAR FOR TEN DAYS ONLY. sonable Satlsfaction Guaranteed. M Ake hay while the Sun shines. ever put off 1 to 0T TTe y trike whilo theicon in hot.’ Mt L ! you ca ure your right,” then make a BEK line for ¢ CHAPMAN'S PICTURE STORE, 106 and 107 Main 8treet. Now stock of FRAMES, MOULDINGS, Pioture celled in the weat. Engravings, ntiegay Sy Ot cost for 10 days only, See the Following Prices: Steel Engeavings ............ £3.00 | Stoel Engravings. .. Water Colored Panel, JLDT have arrived and o ox- Oil Paintigs, Water Colors, eto,, will be sold nt. setesi Frame ho W. P, AVYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffs Steel Engravings. . D | Steel Engravings, . 4.50 worth | Oil Paintings in deep gilt frames, 24x3) at 81,50 former price, 83,75 .$2.00 worth J.R. McPHER! VEGETABLES, Vegetable Plants and Fruits. Orders from abroad prompt] Plants specialty, by May J. R. McPHERSON, 1281 East Pierce St., Oil Paintinga in 4 Inch gilt frames, 22530, at $2.50 f Cabinat Frames atcost, Brass Pioture 1 ds, otc, will bo sold at hard times prices, new styles of mou!dings, whic ormer price 84,50, ds, Draes Brackets; Picturo Chains, Brass Nails, 1€ you have pictures to f examine h will be sold at wholésale prices e e uene Ty W. W. CHAPMAN, 105 and 107 Main Street, COUNCIL BLUFFS, - - IOWA. BUCKEYE WROUCHT FENGING AND CRESTING. GROWRR AND DEALER IN filled, Sweet Potato Plants will beready for shipment 10th, Orders should be placed early. Council Blujfs, Ia. H, H, FIELD, UNDERTAKERS No. 317 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Towa. W. C. ESTE Field & Estep, | Oalls Attended Promptly, Day and Night, Particular attention given to Embalming Telephone No, 97. HAIR GOODS Waves, Langiry and Pompadour Frizes,8witch- es, etc , ready made and cheaper than ever, Call and see for yourself, MRS. C. L. GILLETTE, 29 Main Beautify your homea by using the above. Over 500 dosigns to select from, CHEAPER THAN WOOD FENCES Beautiful, Strong and Lasting. Estimates given on any style cither put up or delivered here, by applying to KEELINE & FELT, made to order. Prices Street, Council Bluffs, SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE.—Special a vertisoments, suc a8 Lost Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board- Ing, eto., will be Inserted in this column af the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent ertlon. Leave advertisements ad our office, Ko, Pearl Btroot, noar Broadway WANTS. JOR SALE AT A BARGAIN—The desirable resl- dence or businers property on Upper Broad known as the Powers place, Apply.to Gx0. R. D, 82 Main strect. OR SALE.—u..other hotel in a Iv. Nebraska town, now doing a business of about $350 per month, No other hotel in the piace. Terms liboral, BWAN & WALKER. OR BALE OR TRADE._8(0 acros of land in Wayne county, Mo. Will trade for Council Blufls city proporty er sell cheap for cash, of part time. SWAN & WALKRR. ANTS TO TRADE.—Good Iowa or Nebraska 1and for » small stock of hardware or goneral merchandise, well located. SWAN & WALKHR. OR BALE—A rare chance 80 get & fine, well Im. roved farm of 400 acres, within a fow miles of Goundll Blufts,at » bargain.” Low price and oasy terms. BWAN & WALKNR OR SALE—A good paying hotel property with liyery stable, in one of the best small towns western Iowa will sell with or without furnitare, or will trade for & emall farm with stook ete. BWAN & WALKNR, OR BALE—Eighty acres upimproved Iand in Unlon countv, Jows, 83 miles south-east of Af- ton, the county seat, or will trade for Nebraska or Kansas land. BWAN & WALKER. FOR SALE—A 20 acro tract of good land about one and half miles from Council Blufls post office, at & bargain, BWAN & WALKRR, "OR SALE—In Harrison county, Iowa. 820 acres B grass land, all under fence—a 200 acre farm with fine improvements, all under cultivation except 20 acres grass—80 acres good grass or pasturo land, and sovi other tracts of from 40 to 160 acres of unimproved land. BWAN & WALKRR. R BALE—Lands improved sad unimproved. It you wants farm in western lowa, Kansas Nebraska or Dakota, let us bear from you, SWAN & WALKNR. OR BALE—A large number of business and resl- denoe lots in all parts of Council Bluffs. Soo us before you buy, SWAN & WALKRR. OR BALE—Partlos wishing o buy .oheap lots to build on canbuy on monthly paymenta of trom 0. BWAN & WALKER OR RENT—Wo will ront you a lot to_build_on tth the privilage to buy if you wish on very l BWAN & WALKRR VW ANTED=To correspond withany oue wishink s g0od looation £.r ylanaing mill. sash, door an and blind manufactory, we have buildini inery, well located, for sale, lease or tri BWAN & WALKER, FOR RENT- Large two story frame bulldiog suit able for warehouse or storage purposcs, near rallroad depot ROR RENT uk 8L — Busiag and grounds guitatlo for emall fopndry and machine sh Good boller, engine, cupols, blower with fixed shaft- 1ng ot., ready toput in motio BWAN _ WALKRR. . BWAN WALKNR, TOR BAUE—Houses, Lots and Laad. A J. " Stophonson, 608 First avenue. Wholesale Iron, Steel, Heavy Hardware and Wood Stock. 117 Main Street, Council Bluffs, Iowa. OUNCIL BLUFFS ARPET COMPANY | = CARPETS, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Linoleums, Copy of a part of a photograph of a NIAGARA vine, planted 2 NEW WHITE GRAPE 1878, as It appeared Fall of N I A G ARA ' 1880 with 63 clusters welghing B 26 Ibs. on 48 In. bearing wood 1ot. —The Niagara ripens in favorable seatons at Lockport, Aug, 20th. L:s.fi-—,-f: never drops from the stem if loft to hang till frost comes, and improves in flavex ne. 5d.—1t is .njury, 4th, Mattings, UPHOLSTERY G00DS Rugs, Ete,, Etc. Careful Attention Glven to Out of Town Orders. purely native, and therefore hardy, Has stood 35 degrees below zero without Bears a good crop the 3d year and often the 2d, and is a regular bearer, and no a8 bunches are compact Never fails to ripen its crop as the thick leathery foliage even to the base of the canes natil frost kill i 5th.—Vineyards are in bearing in various secti ns from Georgin to the Northorn Lakes and Canada, and from Kaneas to the Atlantic const, there being more than 1,000 acres planted within the last five years, and over 200 acres were planted at Brocton, Chautauqua Co., N. Y. last spring, (1884); Jonas Martin alone haviog os; the largest vineyard of Nisgaras, being planted at Highlaud, Ulster Co., N. Y., by Sam’l Rogers, Esq., which contains 80 acres of this one variety, and he has realized from 20 to 30 conts per pound for his fruit, while Con- cords grown in the same locality brought from 4 to 6 centa ouly. . 6.—All parties planting vineyards have signed a contract to return all the wood and cut- ting every year back to the Company up to, and including 1888; so it has ben the sole owner of all the stock, and no one but the Company and 1ts_authorized agents can sell and deliver | genuine Niagara vines, So all persons should examine agent's certificate of authority, and 860 that it has the corporate seal of the Company attached, and every vine that it has & lead seal attached, bearing theimpression of the Company’s registered trade mark. 7th.—We now offer for the first time, strong 2 year old vines at retail at $2.00 each with- out restrictions, to be delivered on and after March 1st, 1885, WELLS COOK, Council Bluffs, lowa Having accepted sppolntment 3 specia! agent forthe NIAGAR A WHITE GRAPE CO. for lowa ard Ne~ %,Usm now prcpared to premptly del.ver “NJAGARA™ vines under the Rogistercd Trado Mark Seal Company. 127 BHIGEITE STREET. Upholstery and Drapery Work Specialty. Ouar stock 1s the Largest in the West and is being continually replenished by all the latest and choicest noveltles, 405 Broadway Council Bufis TR PHENIX AND “THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN. THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE RITER NO. 2, Ts the Highest Achievement in Writing Machines in the World. With only 39 keys to learn an operate. 1t prints 70 charuota includlng caps and small lotbers, punctustions, fgures, sigas and ractions, It s the simplest and most rapid writiog machine mado a8 well a8 the most durable B Send for free illustrated pamphlet, Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Chicago, 1N, le Agents, H, SHOLES, Council Bluffs Agent for Western Iowa ONLY HOTEL In Coune Blufts having & FIRE ESCAFPH, And all modern improvements, call bells, fire alarm bells, eto., ia'the CRESTON HOUSE|Established, Nos. 215, 217 and 219, Main Street. MAX MOHN, - PROPRIETO Rand Home Securitics, 606 Broadway, Counoil Bluffs. JACOB SIMS, "TEN ONLY ALL NIONT HOUSK IN i ir¥. Everything servod io first elass stylo aad on sbout omey - 2 La%, Sood Agents Wanted Office, Maln Street, Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart’ and Eeno block. WAl practice in Biateand tate courte. TO SEILLL Drs. Judd & Smith’s cnmm. ¢ ™" | NEW IMPROVED ELECTRIG BELT. ARCHITEOTS, Office and Footory, No 80, Fourth St., Councll Eluffs, lows, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS No. 201 Uoper Broadway, Councl] Bluffs. SCHMIDT, PHOTOGRAPHER! No, 220 Main 8., Council Bluffs, Open Sundsy. Firstclass work guaranteed. SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Maln 8t., CouNoir BLurs, Towa. THOS, OFFICRE, W. H, M, PUSEY Officer & Pusev. BANKERS Council Bluff:, Ia. 1856 Dealers in Forcign and Domeatic Exchavge AComplete Line of New Goods to 8elect From., Eair Groods The remala ©f every descripion and ab prices low as the lowest. Spccial attention to custom work, der of my slock of NOTIONB are belng disposed of at COST. A FAUT, call aud be convinced MRS.D. A, BENEDICT, - Council Bluffs, Iowa, 337 Broadway,