Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 11, 1885, Page 6

6 THE DAILY BEF. JOUNCIL BLUFFS. Saturday Morning, July 11, BSUBSORIPTION RATES, - By Oarrles = A T MINOR MENTION, Relter, merchunt tallor, for fine goode. Three horses and one male In the pound. Sells Brothers’ show went through here Inst night for Glenwood. Thomas Bowman returned Iast night from Washington, D. O, Permit to wed was yesterday glven to F. Bolwell and Emella Boyers, both of this city. The Baptists had a pleatant soclal last evening at the residence of the pastor, the Rev. Dr. Cooley. Arrangementa are belng made for a big shooting match at the driving park, to take place the last part of the month. The board of health met last night to rogulate the actlons of the clty scavenger, but postponed action untll Monday night next, A gathering of friends were happily ontertalned last evening at tjo residence of 0. Lewis, near the deaf and dumb {nstitate. Sherlff Gultar left last evenlog for Fort Madison with young Neville. This leaves two more prisoners to be taken over the road on the next and last trip. Services at the Baptist church at 10:30 s. m, and 8 p. m. to-morrow morning. Subject, ‘‘Christ’s Ownership of Souls.” Evenlng subject, “Gather Up the Fragments.” James Lindecy was before Justloe Fralney yesterday on a chaage of threat- ening Slater, who has charge of the drly- ing park, He was placed under $50 bonde. At the meeting of the clty council last ulght a levy of one mill was made for the Improvement of the city park, All other important business went over until next Monday night. The Fero cases stlll prove a drawing card at Justice Shurz court, and the room was packed yesterday. It is report- od that at the concluslon of these cases the Fero brothers will quit thelr posi- tlons here. The clty council was to have met as a committee of the whole yesterday after- noon, to consult with cltlzens about the proposed change of grade of Harrison and other streets- The councilmen did not materialize, however, and the matter got no attentlon, The reducing of the fire department went into effect at 12 o’clock last night, Ohlef Walters sitting up to lasue the orders. A. B. Howe rotires from the foremanship of No. 1, and J. W, Rapelje as foreman of No. 4, It was expected that Judge Loofbou- row would be here yesterday to hear the motion for a new trlal in the Cuff John. #on case, but he sent word that the a journment of the term of court as made by the clerk last Monday would have to atand, this adjournment being till the Decomber term, the olerk not recelving the later advlce, sent by telegraph, in time to act upon it. Ohrlstian Anderson is anything but a christlan, He was arrested for cruelty to his wife, who It seems washes to help support the family. Her husband col- lected about $3 due her for work and went on a spree, which he closed up by golng home and beating the woman physlcally, even worse than he had beat- en her financlally. He wrenched her arm 8o badly that a physiclan had to be called In, and she will be unable to use 1t for some time to ccme, The bratal husband was sent to jall for ten days, There are whisperings that some of the work and some of the materlal being used In the constructlon of the city jail {s not according to the speclfications, One feature o} these reports s in regard to the number of water-closets, but this {s explained by the statement that the plans were necessarily changed In this re. gard, There are other reports as to the materlal for the roof and the cornlces not belng as called for in the plans and speci- ficatlons, and these will be looked Into also by the suthoritles. The board is de termined there shall be no cause for com- plaint or censure, At the fire Thursday night a disgrace- ful row took place between members of the fire department, the words used be- Ing aa hot as the flames they were fight- log, and even blows belng given, The boys did good work in putting ont |the fire, and stopped what threatened to be an extensive blaze, so the quarrel dld not scem to lessen the efficloncy of the de- partment on this special ocoaslon P haps the boys work better when they are mad, but It eccrs that thay ought to be 80 organlzad esto do away with the necemlty of their fightiug among them- eelvos at such times, The excuse glven for the uvplearantness was that one of the department had a little 100 much fighting whisky on board, Just how much this betters the matter is s ques- tlon respectfully reforred to (Le temper- ance alllanco, Substantlal a! estate losns, J, W, 101 Pearl street, od resl and E. L, Squires, — Read Judd & Suuth's offer of $1,000 reward in another golumn Hauthorn gells wocd ot his feed store. — Wills Cook has scoepied the position of gineral egant at large of the *'safoty fund system” of the Hartiord |ifes sud aunuity lusarance company, of Hartford, Coun., and will locate the Councll Blufls brench of the western department ay No, 22 Pearl o' rect, THE DAILY BEE-COUN SOUALLY FOR SKILES. The Penitentiary Seems Yawning For Him, Fuarther Orookedness Discovered, The career of R. 1. Skiles, who was In the boot and shoe business on Maln street, now promises to end inglorlously, Skiles is stlll In jall in Omahs, and It Is sald that his hopes of having the charge of forgery dropped have fallen through. It sooms that before engaging In busine here he was an agent for the Iowa Nebraska Insurance company, and that he forged his father-in-law's name to a bond. It was expeoted by him that his father-in- law would appear to testifiy, and the case would be dropped, but It appears that his father-In-law holds himself ready to testify agalnst him at any time, and it Is reported that In view of thls fact, Sk has concluded to plead gullty and beg for mercy. The penitentlary seems to be walting for him, Yesterday T. N, Bray was over from Omaha to replevin the stock of goods which had been seized by Flickinger Bros. on’a chattle mortgage. It appears that by a written contract Skiles was to run the shoe store here for Bray, the latter ownlng the stock, When Skiles gotinto trouble here he borrowed some money and gave a_chattle mortgage for $200 in favor of Flickinger Bros. Itis clalmed that Skiles showed Mr. Flickin- ger a blll of sale by which it appeared that Bray had sold to Skiles the entire stock, and and recelved the pay therefore. Bray Insists this was a forgery, as he never gave any such bill of sale, and Sklles now denies that he ever showed Flickinger any such docu- ment, but In view of Skiles’ record, it seems probable that in order to secure a loan he forged Bray’s name to the doc- ument, and after getting the loan on the stock, destroyed the paper. Under the contract between Skiles and Bray, the former was to make a woekly accounting to Bray of sales and expenses. Since Skiles has shown up so poorly, the stock has been invoiced, and it seems that there has been quite a shortage not accounted for. It is apparent therefore, that Sklles has been playlng sharp in more ways than one. One of the worst features of Skiles' conduct is his pretentions to plety, by which he has duped good church ~men, not only out of thelr money, but thelr confidence, It seems that while he was talking 8o plously, and making such pre- tentions, he was winning among certatn classes great notoriety for his lascivious. ness. Some of the goods now short sald to have been used In payment of ille- gltimate bills contracted fn his dlssl, tion, and there s no knowing how many palrs of shoes from that stuck are now belng worn out by feet which ‘‘go down to death,” It Is reported that some tlme ago he attempted to eatlsfy the ten dollar of one of these women by glving her a seven dollar palr of shoes, but that the woman appearing at the store and making so nolsy a demand for the balsnce /n cash, thathe had to call on the police for protection. Then came the girl with her demand for reperation for dlnfied sedaction, and it cost $75 to settle that. Snmn:{| such troubles all polnt to Skiles as being a rank hypocrite, who under the gulse of plety, has been duping many victims, It 15 sald that Gen, Howard, of Omaha, whose blg, chriatian heart, was moved to sympathy by the plous appeals of the young man, the son of an honored, old army frlend, will lose quite heavily for belleving In Skiles’ pretensions and promises, he is sald to have vouched for teed Mr, Bray and id to have got W. §. Homer to go on two notes of 850 each at one time, when M. E, Smith & Company at- tached the atock on an old claim, 8kiles beg'fng 80 plteously and being introduced to the oltizens here as a protege of prom- inent and respected men. Skllés’ recklessness {s shown by num- 3 , for Instance, bought a $26 baby wagon of L. O, Brockett, and sacured 1t on credlt. The debt was secured by Gen. Howard, and Sklles took 1t over to Omaha, where it was Immedlately selzed upon by some of his creditors there, Skiles and his wife have separated, she refusing to llve with him longer. One of his children, a bright llttle girl, aged about four yer bora to him by his firat wife, who Is now dead, has been on thls sldo of the river, he having left her with a famlly on First avenue, It has been pltlable to hear the litile one asking about her father, and when he would come back. The little one’s grandfather has now sent for her, and proposes glving her a home, TO0 MUCH IN A HURRY, An Omabha Woman Overanxious to Become a Mother-in-Law, Yesterday & woman, accompanied by a young man and two girls, appeared at the county clerk’s office and asked for a marrlage lcense for her daughter and the young man. The application was filled out, glving the name of the young man as Abraham Davls and his age as 26, and the girl's neme as Caroline Connors, and thelr resldence as Omaba, Inquiry to the girl's age revealed the fact that she was only 13, and the clerk very promptly and rightly refused to grant the necessary permit, An hour or &0 later, an old man named Adams, who lives here, appeared at the clerk’s office sud applied for a license agaln, glving the name of theyoung man as Rose, and that of the girl as Murphy, ssylng that the girl's mother wanted him to get the license, He did not seem to know very mach about either of the partles, and appeared as & messenger sent by the sme woman who had attempted to get s license just before, It looked as if ske was planning to got a licente anyway without any regard to the names, the old man who made the second application eay- log that he did not know exsctly the age of the girl but that her mother had told him she was between thirteen and fit- teen. It Is needless to eay the license was not had, and the mother who snxlous to marey off her bables will have to try agaln. There is evidently some interesting histcry back of the affalr, as the deslre of a resl mother to get so young a daughter marriea is strange. ——— A Quiet Wedding, On Wednesday of las: week a wedding occurred at Osceols, in this state, which Interests many Councll Blaffs people, the bridegroom being Mz, C. Sprultt, one of the teschers In the institution for the deaf and dumb in this clty, a young man who Is highly esteemed In profession, as woll as soclally. The bride was Miss Effic A. Babb, whose home Is In Osceols, and who losing her hearing at the age of nlne years by lil- ness, entered the Institatlon five years ago, graduating last year with high honor. The ceremony was performed at the home of the bride, by the Rev. Charles Dunlap, the ceremony belng In- terpreted in the sign language by F. W. Booth, formerly a teacher here, but now one of the teachers In the Pennaylvania inatitation. There wera about two hundred guests present, smong them being F. O. Hol- loway, of this city, and O. H. Babb, of Omaha, e ——— PERSONAL, Mra. G, B, Seekel, cf Logan, was among the guests at the Keeline party, Fred Gardner, one of Plattsmonth’s imple ment men, waa in the city yesterday. E. J. Oableigh, sgent of the singer sewing machine at Red Oak, was a Council Bluffs visitor yesterday. Marshal Babby, of Hamburg, was in the city yesterday on his way homeward from a trip into Nebrask, Orcar Keeline, Bert Evans, B, M. Sargent, and John Phillips left Iast evening for a two weeks' stay at Spirit Lake, C. W. Reed, of Sacramento, a large frult grocer, was hero yesterday with a carload of his California fruit. He left for the east last evening, Mrs, P. D. Wright and her daughter, Liezle, of Salina, Kansas, are in the city on a visit to Mrs, J, O, Bennett, who is a daughter of Mrs. Wright. W. W. Winn, who for a time was connected with tho Bek in Council Bluffs, two years ago, was in the city yesterday, He ls now travel- ing for a New York oil house. Robert Kirkwood, chairman of the county board, was in the city yosterday, Next week ho and Supervisor Fram will go to Des Moinea to attend the meeting of the state board, Harry Harris, who recently left here to go with the Grace Hawthorne company, has re- tarned, not over elated with the ups and downs, and especially the downs of show life, —— IOWA ITEMS, An extra twist of the Sioux City cen- sus returns shows a populatlon of 19,074, Glles’ circus gang done up the verdants atSldney with all manuner of snap games. The annual meeting of the Iowa teachers 1s in session at Spirlt Lake, and will contlnue until July 13. Charles Roberts, a teamster, was thrown from his wagon on the road near e|Des Molnes and killed, Wednesday evening. The Oedar Raplds pork packers have killed 108 437 hogs this year, a falllng off of over 8,000 for the corresponding time last year. Six hundred and forty-five is the exact measurement of the coming democratic state convention which will mest at Cedar Raplds, August 19. Daring the year last past Iowa pro- duced 2,601,154 gollons of whisky and 7,397,748 gallons of beer, which paid a revenue of $2,643,025. - Mrs, R. M. Davis, who was burned to death in Denver on the 4th, was the daughter of Mr. and Mra, G. M. Oliphant, of Davenport, and lived in that city for thirteen years. Jennle McCall, of Linn county, nst a barb wire fence a short time utting her face and hand, D ttacked the wounds, causlng the death of the victim last week. Marcus Kavanavgh, jr., a Des Molnes orator, confetses to having delivered the same Fourth of July oration seven times, Marcue has become consclence-smitten, and wlil now retire from the rostrum, Henry Krumpse, of Dubuque, was killed at McGregor on Monday morning bo being crushed by a falling pile-driver. Another workman, name unknown, suf- fered the loss of his arms and legs by the same accldent and will dle. A reward of $625 Is offered for the ar- rest of the partles who hung John A, Hayes, the 16-year old boy, in Union Grove, Harrison county. An effort is belng made to increase the reward to $2,600. The theory of suicide has been abaudoned. Sheriff McCann, of Dabuque, was on Monday nottfied that on or before Au- gust 1st Injunction sults will be brought againat every saloon kecper in Dubuque to restrain them from the sale of intox!- cating llquors, C. B. Dorr, editor of the Prohibitionist, and others, are the complainants, The Sloux Clty & Des Molnes railway company has been incorporated in Sioux City, Possibly one of the first things to be done will be to assist the Milwaukee to right- of-way across Woodbury county, and other portlons of the articles look to helping the Dakota & Great Southern {ato the city. BINGULAKI J, H, Morrison, of Oxford, Pa., recently received by mail & queen bee from Carniols, Twenty other bees were placed in cage for companr, and only one died on the long juumadv. The treeless condition of parts of the South American pampasis attributed to the work of an onmnipresent snt, which feeds upon the leaves and quickly destroys tree seedlings and other tender plants as soon as the leaves a) pear above ground. An ice deposit st the mouth of the Sandy , in Oregon, is twenty feet high, half a long, and extending back an unknown istance. It was formed by high water from the Columbia driving it into the Sandy, and has since been covered with sand to the depth of two to five feet, The microscope reveals that there are more than 4,000 muscles in & caterpillar, and that the eye of the drone containe 1,000 mirrors, Thero are spiders s small a8 a graio of sand, and they epin thread o fiae that it would require 400 of them to equal the sizs of a single ha 1. Ratiles: faugs, whica they project - cusward in attick, which acuion fiees a ‘»ohnnuuu liquid con- tained in small sacks at the root of the teeth, The bite of common water, garter, and milk suakes i3 not pusonous, and black snakes do not bite, but squeezs the life from their prey a8 does the anacond A meund builder’s idcl was found on a farm eaat of Mitfin, Ohio, ove day last week, It is in the form of the rude resemblance of s auimal about four icches in length, made of & bluish colored, fine-grained stone, and very highly polished, No one koows how many thousands of years sgo the listle image may have been worrhipped by some devout native Lost autuma a book-seller named Meyer, of Ronneburg, tied & water-proot label under the wing of & swallow which had occupied & nost at bis house, and hed become compa tivaly familiar, Oa it he wrote @ query io German to the effact that he wished to know where the swallow would pass the wint The bird returned to its former nest bearing an exchauge label, similarly fastened, say io Gerwan also: n Florecce, in Castallari’s bouse, and I bear many salutations,” The horn of the rhinoceros is apt to grow in the wrovg direction if the animal s captivity, This was the case r oue of the animalsin the London 7 Gard It e a very fierce animal, but Mr, s hava two hinged teth, or ott, the superintendent, succeeded in taming it v foeding it several 1o d every moming. While the animal was ent- ing he tock a jagged cane and imitated the action of a saw on the brute's horns, When it became accustomed to this proceeding a carponterwas summoned, who substituted a aaw for the stiok while Mr. Bartlett prolonged the meal, When the horn was almost off it oame in omtact with the sore which it had enused,! ("he beast torsjaway with a savage snort, t] broken to pieces, but the incision by the saw was 0 deep that when the snimal thrust the horn sgainst the bare in iterage it broke off, and ail danger was thus iverted, . The folbwing remarkable story of a wate spout in Jexas is published in the Gaiveston aws uncer date of San Antonio, July 5: *'This moning near Waldon, 150 miles west of here an east-bound freizht train was strnck by & wataspout. The engineer saw the watertpott appronching, bounding along like a rubber lall, tearing up earth .n%‘ nrmmtlns 1l in its vay,'and slowed the trafn to avol it. Just sefore the waterspout reached the line of the road it changed its course and bounded dlong, parallel to the track, wi frightful wlocity. When opposite the train the wateripout burst, de lfi:ng the engineer, fireman md brakeman, who abandoned the train and slimbed some trees to avoida wave of water filly elghty feot hich and about 100 feot wide, I'he locomotive and fourteen cars were ralsal bodily and carriel near(y 200 feet from the track, while the rondbed was_com- Elamly obiberated. No one was hurt. Road- ods and & number of bridges have been been wasted away by recent h e —— Disolution of Partnership. The jartnership heretofore exlsting between J, O. Gerspacher and George Gerspacter, {s this day dissolved by mut- usl consent, The business will be con. tloued by J. C. Gerspacher, at the old atand, All bills due the firm, or by the firm, wil. be settled by J. C. Gerspacher. Personalbills will be settled by the in- dlvidual contracting. J. 0. GERSPACHER. GEORGE GERSPACHER. CouxNar Brurrs, July 8, 1885 OUNCIL BLUFF ARPET COMPANY CARPETS, Curtains, Qil Cloths, Window Shades, Linoleums, Mattings, OPHOLSTERY G0ODS Rugs, Etc., Etc. Careful Attention Glven to Ou of Town Orders. Upholstry and Drapery Work a Swvecialty. Our stock s the Larogst in the West and Is beng continually replenished by all the lazest and choicest novelties. 405 Broadway Council Buufis J. L. URBEVOISE, Onion Ticket Agent No. 607 Broadway Onnnoll Bluffs. Railway Time Table, COUNOIL BLUFFS. The {ollown 79 the times of 8o arrival and de. arture of tralas by oentral etandard time, the local depots. us leave transfor depod bem mim- abes earlior and arrive ten minutes later. S1I0AGO and NORTHWNSTNRN, Mail and Express ‘Accommodation Express Mall and Express Aocommodation Exprees K 0 [I0AGO, MILWAUKEN AND BY, PAUL, Ma'l and Express Mail and Express Aeomumnodation 2:16 » M Local 8¢, Loy xprees Local 8:.00r M Transfer ** *¢ Transfer 8:20 AM Mail and Expross rM Express Mall for Sioux City Exprees for 8t Paul Denver Express Yiucoln Pas O'a &RV ’ d Express NOLL'S PORTABLE Preumatic Beer Fancet, COUNTRY, 3 A4S0 NI MON SLIONVI 0uo PATENTED IN EVERY CIVILIZED Price $15.00, A liberal discount will be made to parties ordering a half dozen Faucets at one time. For further particulars inquire of R F. RAIN, Council Bluffs, lowa, Agent for Western Towa and Neb. 100 Main St., The New York PLUMBING CO'Y. 552 Broadway: Council Bluffs, Iowa & HYDRAULIC 3| ENGINEERS,PUB- LIC and PRIVATE SYSTEMS of SEW- ERAGE, WATER WORKS and VEN- TILATION design- ed and constructed. PLUMBING work in all its branches. This comvanv have oneofthebestassort- ed stocks ot plumb- ing goodsinthe west. Estimates furnish- ed. H. Birkinbine: Manager. E W YORK PLUMBING CO’Y, 552 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS Telephone No. 27. SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE.—Special a vertisemonts, suo Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Bon: Ing, e8o., will be inserted in this column ad the low rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent in. on. Leave advertlsements ad our offivs, No. 184reed. noar Proadwa WANTS. WKLL TRAD ine blcycle for a dress B. 0., Bee offico, Counc VWV Ax7o—itustion as bookkeepor, ret clacs rel Can eposk German or English. Ad- ; Bee office Counc'l Blufls. fogd, horse, ad- ifts, 90515 dres VWAt Situation on a farm by » young man s oxperlence. Addrets G. Beo office, Counoi Bluffs, 70R SALE —A first-class grocery o0k andix tu es J. B. Snyder, 543 Broadway. JO% RexT—A now houro, 6 rooms, desirablo looa: tion, ali conveniencies, rent moderate. Inquire at Beo offloe, IL BLUFFS SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1885. HAIR GOODS Waves, Langtry and Pompadour Frizzes,8witch es, etc,, ready made and made to order. Prices cheaperthan ever. Call and see for yourself, MRS. C. L. GILLETTE. Formerlv MRS. J. J. GOODE. 29 Main Street, Council Bluff. W.P. AYLSWORTH HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildin, moved on Little Giant trucks, the best in the of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed, Frame hous world, W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffa KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which we wlll eell in retail or carload lots || Stock Warranted as Reoresented Wholesale SCH Cor. and rotall dealers in Grain and Baled Hay. Prioos roa« sonablo Satlsfaction Guaranteed. LUTER ¢« BO WLEY 5th Av, and dth St., Councll Bluffs, Sold by the Jeading dealer in every city and town, E: Burhorn, JTEWELER AGENT 17 Main St., Council Bluffs, $1 000 REWARD For any case of Kidney o liver disease or dyspepsia. rhoumatism, or any disoaso indudced by a lack of native power, that elts and Appliatces. No, 3 AGENTS WANTED. annot be cured by the use of Drs, Judd & Smith's Electrio Fourth St., Council Bluffs, Norene & Landstrom, erchant Tailors Suits to order In latest styles at cheapest possible “pricos. No, 205 Main St., Council Bluff G| (LT = 1 I = AND “THE ENGLISH” :30 to 1:30, 25 cents, Regular Dinner 11. 606 Broadway, The only all night house in the city. notioe, B‘UK SALE—Lands lmlym\'nd aad untmproved. 1t you wanta farm in western lows, Kansas Nobraska or Dakota, lot us hoar from you. SWAN & WALKNR. Land. A 3 SOR BALE—Houss, Lot and ™ Stophencon, 503 First avenue. IO ¥XCAANG—B 6, 59, b 10, b 13 are hotels in i~ P«ru tlocaticns for sale or for trade. B 188, special bargain; 400 a imrr¢ farm worth 818,000, price for a short time §16,000, will trade for low prised Western lands. Swan & Walko westorn land Swan & Waiker, B 203, stock ct dry o value, 85,000, in an good eastern Nebraska town for land. Bwan & Walker. _ 208, stock of general merchandise in a good western Lowa town, value 4,000, wants an im proved tarm in western Towa. Hwan & 5, stock of hardware in Stuben Co.. J, value about $4,000. Swan & Wal 200, now stock of bar. waro in o live Nebraska wn for land, value $8, ker. 210, stock of mixed hardwaro ina_live westorn Towa town for cheap lands, value 86,000, Swan & Walker, 211, flne brick block, rents well, in a live central Ja.t:wn ono reom ocoupled with gouoralstock of i bullding 8 and clothing owns tu Neb., ds. Swan & Welker. k of clothing, wants land fn North Western Towa, for §6,000, and will pay diflerence. Swan & Wal 214, an $8,000 stock of drugs in central fowa for ¢ call upon Swan & buy, oF tradeany- ) & Walker, Coun- or, {ok full particular {you want to & W, about it ¥OR BALE BY S.A. PIERCE, Council Bluffs Retail Boot and Shoo store Whore big bargains oan always be tound. ONLY HOTEL In Council Bluffs having & FIRE ESCAFPH, And all modern improvements, call bells, fire alarm bells, ete, i the O N 2ous e L e e AND GARDEN FARM FOR SALE, Sixteen aocres, ten in fruit, six in garden and #ix room bouse, stable, well, cistern, tanditton, or will trade'for Omaba proy V. KELLER, County Treasurer's office, Councll Bluffs. R. Rice M. D, JANCERS, Sty o orrag msem ‘gvflom fl[sfigffiiumm-m b, Peasl shesot, Gonnct Bk N HANITX KITCHEN. Council Bluffs. Evorything served in first class stylosnd on shor ot and cold lunchos always ready. LIVE STOCK. STOCKERS A Helfors and cows of all ages turnished e purchaiing elsewhere W INDOW & CRA ND FEEDERS. any desired numbers; ranchmen should correspond It MPTON, Waverly, lowa. H. P. NILES. Dealexr ixn Wallpaper, Plain aod Oraamental Painting Gralning, Gilding, Paper Hanging and Fresooing, 110 Matn St., Council Bluffs, SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS. LEADING Merchant Tailors ! 7 and 9 Main St., CouxorL BLures, = = = Jowa. Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand. N. 8OHURZ. 1 [} ] OFFION OVER AMERIOAN EXPRERS TINQTE RLTUTFRS. T0OWaA THOS, OFFIOKR, W. H, M. PUSE Officer & Puseyv. BANKERS Councll Bluffs, Towa. Established, 1865 Dealers in Foreign and Domeatic Ex Home Securities, THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER NO. 2, Tsthe Highest Ach ment in Writing Machines in the World. oparat. 1t p i dl Lo i mado as well a8 o most durable B Send for free illustrated pamphiet, Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, Uhicago, 111, Sole Agents, SHOLES, Courcll Bluffs, Agent for Western Iowa, " JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law COUNCIL BLUFI 8, IOWA, 0, H, Shugart'sn CfF (¢ Malu Btzeet, Rooms 7and 8, tabe cour ecciiook. Wl prahios 1o Siabeand S.H. FILBERT 209 Breadway, - - Council Bluff: DRY GOODS, 20 yards print... 20 dress goods. 10 * publan ging! 1 Hoots and shoes af prices as 1w a3 any house iu the clty. GROCERIES, 16 peunds ex C sug 18 pounds granulat 18 pounds confect 21 bars white Rustlan £0 bars blue India soa, %2 bars 1. 18 boxes Best ayru 5 8-pound canapeaches, in syruj 10 8-po 16 pounds Mic 10 pounps evap Lorilard clima Flour, all brands fre Goops Lower Than Any Oth IN THE CITY, S. H. FILBERT, 6 Broadws0 Council Bluff Madame £, J, Balcear, apposite new Opera House, adaize Balcoar guaran ecs Lo restore "HAIR OR WHISKERS, Or to glve anyone bugh mustache or bring out & o growih of hair or board o from four Losix weoks. Floos reasonavlo and satisfaction guarauteed, © anoars, doafinoss and especially rheumatisin and o hronio ciseases oured by & ustuial gift of Ly clees Dr. K. J. Balcear, ~bré th b “Coun il Tlu LY er House