Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 17, 1885, Page 6

Owma N i THE DAILY BEF. JOUNCIL BLUFFS. Frilay Morning, July 17. PSUBSORIPTION RATES, 30 oonte per woek #10.00 por your MINOR MENTION. Relter, merchant tallor, for fine goods. The clty council is to hold an Import- ant meeting to-night. Pormit to wed has beon glven Charles Averyand Ada M, H. Symes, both of this olty. James Ward yestorday pald good money for the privilege of pleading guilty to belng drunk, The congregationallsts hela an enjoy- able soclal last evening at the residence of W. W, Wallace, In Justice Hendrlcks' court yesterday the momentous question was being dls- cussed a8 to whether dogs are property or not. The M. L. 8. D. isarranglng for other entertalnments, and among those belng talked up, 1s a lecture by Stephen Doug- lns, jr. Regular meoting of Fldelity Councl!, No, 166, R. A, thls (Fridsy) even- Ing. All members are requested to be present., The alumnl banquet and reunlon of the high echool takes place this evening at the Bloomer building, and promlses to bo & heavy affalr, Two of the colored help at the Paclfic house had a boxing match yesterday, which got too dead In earnest, resulting in both getting arrested. Two vags were yesterday put at work on the streeje, they belng found hanging about the Northwestern round houee, stealing stray wood, and bullding fires by which to coek their feasts, The Grau Oper company Is to ba here on Monday and Tuesday of next week, presenting Mondsy night, La Mascotte, Tuesday afternoon, Pinafore, and in the evening, Queen’s Lace Handkerchief, The mayor Is reported as having told one of his friends that he would stay in ‘Washington until August, If necessary, to procure some appolntment, but he ex- peocted to have his hopes realized before that time. The public scales at the clty bullding are now dlsused, the city weighmaster finding that the other scales got all the bustness, and his office proving unprofita- ble he Is sald to have embarked In the saloon business in Weston. The examination of the Johnsons, the colored family on Plerce street, charged with keeplng a disorderly house, re- sulted In their discharge, the judge warning them to preserve better order, and to avold eo strong appearances of evil. An attempt was made Tueeday night to burglarize the resldence of Eugene Mottsz, on Graham avenue, but the dog Inslde the house frightened the fel- lows away, and aroused the famlly. The burglars had torn away a part of tte window ecreen. Sara M. Batchelor, who recently got Injunctions preventing the use of the alaughter housesin the rallway additlon, bas commenced sult sgainst Conrad Lan- xendorfer, claiming $8,000 damages, on acoount of the stench arlsing from his ulaughter, which she clalms has driven her from her home, and caused her to be {ll, Another grand concert {s promised the muslo lovers of Councll Bluffs, It will be an organ concert given by the cele- brated Louis Falk, of Chicago, asslated by Mre. Louls Falk, who Is one of the finest sopranos in the west. The well- earned reputation of these gifted artlsts will oause the Presbyterlan church to be crowded. Walter Dougherty and Charley Bates while taking a ride were thrown from thelr little go-cart, the pony being fright- ened by a dog. The Dougherty boy was kicked by the pony, but no bones broken. The Bates boy, & son of Deputy Marshal Bates, bad his lip cat open and received some head bralses. Mrs, Samuel Porterfield, In coming down the steps of the Presbyterlan church Wednesday evening, fell, and was mjured 8o badly that two physiclans had to be summoned, and she was taken to her home, No. 707 First avenue. She is otill in a soffering condition, and it is feared that the injurles will prove very serlous, Olty Whittlesey bas sworn off fishing on Sundsys, After patiently brolling in the hot sun all day, he got a bite, and pulled out a—frog, Then he shut up his fishivg rod, and tuckiog It inside of his umbrells, came sneaking Into town, and trled to make folks belleve that he had been off to & wission Sundsy school in the oountry, Yesterday afternoon a deat and dumb boy In trylng to steal a rlde on a Broad- way car fell off, landiog on his head in soft spot in the pavement, The liitle fellow was more scared than hurt, and It was smuslog to hear a sympathetle stranger urglog the boy not to cry, the pleading and ccmfortleg words belng falling In vain on the boy's ear, There Is moch complaint among elli zens, and justly, about the prostitutes belng allowed the freedom of the city, and the run of the streets. The actlon of these sirenes are so beld and often so disorderly that the city is disgraced, and decent women dread to appear on the sircets In the eveulng, The police have xade some feeble attempts to meko thom bebave themselves, but when arrested they are lot off, with & chlaing, or with & promise to pay a fine, a small one, and there seoms to be little Improvement In thelr street manners, It Is high time that this dill dallylng came to sn end, and that those In power took such promp and firm aotlon as to correct the abuses. Decent cltizons have some rights as well a8 those who contribute by fines to the- police fund. Among the articles atiracting attentlon of those passlrg by a pawn broker’s place on Brosdway Is a policeman’s uniform complete, club and all, with noman Instde of the clothes elther. To the credit of the city police It should be stated that the uniform Is that of a Denver policeman, who getting short «f money while here some tlme ago, thus disposed of the uniform. The marrlsge of Jim Snodderly to Miss Mary Harecher Is an event the announce- ment of which will cause surprise to the aoclal clrcles In which they are so well known. The weddlng was a very qulet one, and the Invitatlons were confined to the Immediate frlends and relatives. The happy man Is prospering in business, and as now seems he meets with like proaperity in love. Arrangements are made for the park commissloners to go to Island Park next Saturday afternoon, to inspect that charming new summer resort and plenle ground, and eee about the contemplated Improvements. The commlesioners will be accompanled dy a number of the bus- iness men, and by the representatives of press, so that the facts of this new enter- prise may be properly inspected and chronicled. W. B, Somers has_just returned from a trip “to his old home m—Gllelburg, where, on the second of thls month, his sister, Miss A, W. Somers, was marrled to C. W. Dunn, one of the Instructors in Knox college, a young man who was formerly with the Councll Bluffs Insur- ance company, and who has many friends here to congratulate him on having won 80 worthy a bride. Mr, and Mrs. Dann have gone east on thelr wedding journey, and will return to make Galesburg thelr home, The new ordinance in regard to the police has been prepared ready for sub- missfon to the council to night. It pro- vides for one chief, onecaptain, and elght patrolmen, two from each ward. It also provides for twenty special police, five from each ward, to be pald only for such tlme as they may be called on for eervice. The new ordinance provides for paylng the police the same salary as Is now fixed by the ordinance, and that the council shall set aslde certaln monies for a cash fand with which to pay the men, but that the council may, If deemed necessary, arrange by resolution to pay a portlon of the salary by a system of fees. L — A MODERN BLUEBEARD. A Tale of Many Tales Concerning au 0ld Resident, The Kecent Mysterious Death of Ons of His Wives. The Coruner Investigating. The report of the sudden and rather mysterlousdeath of a woman named Mrs. Hall, In Boomer townshlp, has caused Coroner Connell to make trlp there, and to make some Informal inqul- rles concerning the matter, It seems that he has struck s nest of sensatlonal re- ports, all concerning the man, Hall, and If half the things told of him are trae he is certalnly as hard a cltizen as ever es- caped the gallows. This man Hall for- merly lived here, and even so far back a8 thirty years ago formed the theme of many a bi% of uneavory gossip. In these early years he was connected with the ferry here, and among the first sensa- tlonal chapters in his life is reported his KILLING OF A LITTLE INDIAN BOY, It seems that the boy peered through the window of Hall's honse one evening, and Hall epylng the dusky face of the lad, fired at him with a shot gun, blowlng «ff the whole top cf the bey's head, kill- iog bim fnetantly. Mr, John Kellar, who still lives here, was among these who saw the boy after he was thus shot, The affalr is sald to have been settled, and hushed up, the squaw belng presented with a few sacks of flour to atone for the loss of her son, HIS FIRST WIFE, The wife whom Hall then had was an Invalid, and has long ago died and her sufferings ended. Hall had the reputa. tlon of belng a very patslonate man, and it is said that while the poor sl k woman was under a physiolan’s oare, and bad to be brought In a lumber wagon from her home np town to the doctcr's office, she was not allowed to make even these trlps in peace, but tha' the husbaud's actions were at such g and terrible to bear g »lso reported that his treatwent of his chlldren was alike apy thing bat fatherly, SHE SAW GHOSTS, After the death of this wife, he is re- ported as having taken to himself a wo! who had no better reputation than he had established, This woman remalned with bim bat a short time, and then left, she cla'ming that the ghost of the first wife haunted the house, and she could not stand the nervous n, “. THE TDIRD WIFE A TRUMPER, Then according to the tradltion, the man took to himself a third companion and with his new wife moved on to a farm In Boomer township, where Le has since livid, it belng about ten miles from Missourl Valley., This woman proved tc be a fariar, vnd ins'ead of breaking down In healih, she was vigorous enough to put the man through & course o he oo y poundlng hiu up lua regalar Sullivan fashion, Wher tred of hiwm she put out for Chicago, and has dropped out of the history, ANOTHER DEATH, The fourth woman whem he teok t« loeelf was #0 far as known a very worthy ore, but she died and her deatt revived many of the previous stories, and added another chapter to the seandalous history. It reoms that she was In adeli- cate conditfon, and belng taken unex- pectedly sick, the children wanted to go after their grand-mother, but the man restralned them, and did not attempt to get any help until it was too late, a doc- tor being sent for from Neols, but arriv- Ing too late to be able to save the woman. While there was no attempt to fasten on the man the direct responsibllity of the death of his wife, yet it appeared to the nelghbors to be at the best, a cruel negleot. THE NEXT MATRIMONIAL VENTURE Of this man appears to have been to marry & Bohemian woman, a widow with weveral children, who was engaged in raising and selling vegetables In and near Missouri Valley. This was the Mrs, Hall, who has recently died so suddenly. Two weeks sgo last Monday she was in usual health, and had been hoelng potatoes all day. About 2 o'clock the next morning she was dead. The only ones in the house that night were the man and wo- man, and & boy. Between 12 and .1 o'clock In the night, Hall woke the boy and sent him over to a nelghbor named Clark, to get help, Mre. Hall belng taken suddenly ill. Whoen the nelghbors came, they found the womsan lying on the front steps, In an Insensible condition, and a bloody froth foamlng from her mouth. Hall was holding her head, and was un- able without asslstance to get her into the house. He explained that about mid- night his wife complained of belng slck at her atomach, and getting out of bed, she went out of doors. Not returning so soon a8 he expected her, he get up to see if anythiog had happened to her, and found her lylog In this fit on the door- step. The woman after being taken into the house lingered In this condition until death came about 2 o’clock, BRUISES ON THE BODY. Among the nelghbors who ‘came in wore John Casey and his wife and Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield. Mrs, Casey and another woman laid Mrs, Hall out, and they declare that they found an abrasion on her head, and brulses on her side. Hall explained these marks by saylog that she must have recelved them when she fell In this fit, but in view of the many other reports concerning Hall, and his treatment of other wives, the tongues of all were set wagglng with indignation. The next morning the bereaved husband hurrled cff at daylight for Miesourl Val- ley to get a casket, and telegraphed her children, who live in Omaha, and his daughter, who is a very worthy woman living here. Hall arranged for having the woman buried the next day at 10 o'clock, about thirty hours after her death., The ne'ghbors had thelr eusplolons aroused that something was wrong, and eent for Justice Yarrington, who is of Harrison county, and who, therefore, had no jurisdiction, but who nevertheless came and locked into affalrs some. None of the nelghbors cared to take the re- sponslbility of making any formal cherge, for fear that they couid not convict Hall, and they clalming that they were afrald that in such an event he would wreak violent vengeance on them in some way. The justice thought that if anyone had oceasion to find fault it should be the children, and they not feellngso dls- posed the matter dropped. woman was buried esarranged, in the burying lot on Hall's farm, beside that of bis other dead wife, and where he has several children burled also. PROMPTLY CONCEALED, A day or two later Hall is sald to have brought a new wife home from Missourl Valley, at least it belng given out In the nelghborhood that she was marrled to him. This woman hsd a child, a boy about four years old, and she answers the description quite well of a woman who with her little boy was recently stopping at & houss of {ll repute In this city, and who went frcm here to Missourl Valley. This new alllance does not seem to have beena long one, for In the course of three or four days, the woman and child left him and returned to Missouri Valley, she saying that she could live easicr and happler as she was before, THE CORONER ON THE SCENT, Ooroner Connell is consldering the ad- visabllity of exhuming the body of the wife who has just died, and baving an inquest and post mortem held. The neighbor: strong in thelr susplclons of foul play, and yet none of them feel like taking the responsibility of fillng complaints. Aslde from this matter, there are 50 many other statements made concerning this man’s recora, that it seems that he {5 elther the worst ma- ligned man In the county, or else the worst in fact, —— Mueller Music Company Will gell all the pianos and organs pur- chased at the J, Mueller salo at closing- out prices, Elther cash or tlme pa; ments. Now is your tlme to get planos aud organs cheap, as the old business must be closed up. e —— PERSONAL, J. B, Fairbush, of Sidney, was in the city yesterday. C. ¥, Tuttle, of Des Moines, was in the city yesterday, Mrs, J. J. Andereon, of Atlantic, was in the clty yesterday, Mr, and Mrs, T. 8, Couch have gone to Chicsgo on a brief trip, Dr, Ballard, of Pacific Junction, was a Council Bluffs visitor yesterdsy, The swoet singers, the Merkel si gone to Spirit Lake for a fow da; J. J. Bliss has returned from his trip to Kausas, whero ho has been inveeting in lande, Mrs. James A. Jickson will, in a day or 80, go on a couple ol weeke' visit to Deunver, ors, have Dz, F. M, Powell, of Glenwoon, superin. tendent of the asylum for the feeble minded, was in the city yesterday, Dr, H. 8, West returned yesterday from an extended trip eastward, he haviog viated his old home in Vermont during Lis abeence, Mre, E. ¥. Wagner, whose husband for- merly was clerk at the Union Pacific hotel at tho trausfer, but now of Fremont, Neb , is in the city on a visit to her parents, Cy Parker, the letter carrier, begins his two weeks' vacation to-dsy, and H, Sleed takes bis place as eubstitute, Dave Witter, for whom Sleed was '‘subbing,” having returned from his vacation, Miss Blanche Oliver has been secured as leading soprano in the choir of the First Pres- byterian church of Omaha, She is winning ner way by ber voice, and Council Bluffs is ot the only city that is enthusiastic over her inging, Toe Rev. Mr, Mackey, rector of St. Paul's church, eailed for Europe on Weduesday, and «ill be absent soversl months, It is under tood that two of the members of the parish bave generously provided for all the expenses of the trip, Mr, Mackey has worked enthu- The | B 214 and certanly some rest and recreation, while with his keen observation and intelligence he will doubtless gather much from the trip of which his hearers will in future get much benefit, The following Council Blaffs folks are at Spirit Lake: Col. Talleys and family, J, V. Brown, George H. Keeline, Bert Iy Otear Keeline, William Sherman, mother and sister; Thomss Cavin, Richard Green and brother, John T, Oliver, Theodore Losk- oweki, Herman Buerdorf, B, M, Sargent, and | John Phillips, e — Read Judd & Smith’s offer of 1,000 roward in another colamn, —— Real Estate Transfers, The following are the transfer« of real estate as recorded In the office of the registrar, and reported to the Brk by A. J. Stephenson, for Thureday, July 16th, 1885: Sarah R. Reed to N. P. Dodge, trustee, lots 2 and 3, block 50, Riddle’s aubdivlsion, $200. Alexander Ritter to Chrlstian Stranb, part of lots 11 and 12, block 4, Jackson's addltion, $3,400. 0, E. Thom: W. B. Roed, lot 8, block 12, Pierc dditlon, §800. Total sales, $4,400. e —— Substantlal abstracts of title and real estate loans, J. W. and E. L. Squires, 101 Pearl street, NOTICK.—Bpoolal a verisoments, suo as Lost Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board. lng, e80., will be tnserted in this column at the low rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion And FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsoquont in- on. Leave advertisemente a our offics, No. 18hroon, Prosdway _WANTS W — Immedlately, two diningroom gitls a O SALE—Tauds Tmproved wad Gnlimproved: 1 den Houss, Council Elufls, wanta farm o westorn lows, Kansas Dakota, lot us hear from you. WALRRR. Land A Nebraska BWAN "OR SALE—ilouses, Lots and ™ Stepbonson, 603 First avenue. e 605 b0, erentlocaticns fcr ale or for tr 400 a tmrroved tarm worth t time $16,000, will trade er. of general merchandise in & good % town, value 4,000, wants an’ im rm in western Towa. bwan & Walker, tock of hardware in Stuben Co . ludiana, J, value about $4,000. Swan & Walker. 208, new stock of har ware in o live Nebraska town for land, value 83,001 § 297 farm, 3 09, & $10,000 stock of olothing In & good Wis. consin city, 3 in lands and balance cash or im. proved securit; Swan & Wal'er. 210, stock of mixed hardware Ina_live western Towa town for cheap lands, value §6,000. Swan t2wn one reom occupled with general stock ot goods, wants an improved form, value; building 13,000, goods 37,000, 'Swan & Ealk B it stockof boots, shoos Bats, cape and clothing valued §3,000, in cne of the best towns 1 Neb., ds. Swan & Welker. wants land In for §6,000, and will pay san & Walker. ,000 stock of drugs in central fowa for wan & Walerr. other stock of drugs value from €500 to$700 with store building ar.d ot value 8500 in & gcod ? ebraska town wants partly improved land. Swan & Walker, or. full particulars, write to or_call upen Swan & lker. 1f you want to gell, buy, oF tradeany- W. about it. Swan & Walker, Coun- JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law COUNCIL BLUF18, IOWA. Cfrce Maln Strect, Rooms 7 ard & Ekugsid s eviblock, Wil practice In Sisfesr e tote (1) ONLY HOTEL In Council Bluffs having & FIRE ESCAFPE. And all modern improvements, call bells, fire alarm bells, etc., is the CRESTON HOUSE Nos, 215, 217 and 219, Main Street. MAX MMHN, - PROPRIETOR QUNGIL BLUFFS _ ARPET_COMPANY CARPETS, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, Linoleums, Mattings, OPHOLSTERY G00DS). Rugs, Ete, Etc. Careful Attention Glven to Ou of Town Orders. Upholstery and Drapery Work a Swecialty. Our stock 1s the Largest in the Wes! and is beinz continually replenlched by all the lavest aud choicest noveltles. 405 Broadway Council Bufis WELLS COOK, General Agent of Lerge). COUNOIL BLUFFS, IA, BraNcH WesTERN Dpor, 22 PEARL STREET, ‘'SAFETY FUND SYSTEM" Hartford Life and Annuity Ins. Co HARTFORD, CONN, N. 8OHURZ, ustice of the Peace OFFIUS OVER AMEEIGAN EXFRESS NUNGTE BLUFKS, 1OWA The New York PLUMBING CO'Y. 552 Broadwav, Council Bluffs, Iowa SANITARY & HYDRAULIC 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. NEW YORK, PLUMBING CO'Y 552 BROADWAY, Telephone No. 27. " NOLL'S PORTABLE Pueumatic Beer Fancet. PATENTED IN EVERY CIVILIZED COUNTRY 1 NI MON §1HDNVA 0001 ATAOQ %"‘qv‘,«f\ = Price $18.00. A Jiberal discount will be made to pirties ordering a half dozen Faucets at one time. For further particulars inquire of R F. RAIN, Council Bluffs, lowa, Agent for Western Iowa and Neb. Madame £, J, Balcear, Who for the past 10 years has beon pract!sing San Francisco is now located st No &8 N. 6th Stre 7!’(’!((& new (1 House, adame Balce.r guaran ees to restore 2HHAIR CR WHIEKERS, Or o give anyone a bugh mustache or bring out & ne growth «f bai urbard in from four tosix weoks. ¥ioes reasonat ctress. Dr. B, J, Balcear, -rbt6 th 8t,, -Council Bluffs R. Rice M. D. CHRONIC DISEASES, ot ki s st Over thirty yeara proctleal expericnce. Cffice No. t unol Eluffs. &ar Copsultation froe. J. L. UsBEVUISE. Onion Ticket Agent Wo. 607 Broadwey Coancl] Binfla, Ea.ilwa,j Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFF8 HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guarantoed, Frame hous moved on Little Glant trucks, the best in the world, W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Blufta SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, LEADING Merchant Tailors! 7 and 9 Maln St., Councit, BLures, - - =« Towa. Complete Line of New Gloods Always on Hand. HAIR SOODS 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 8treet, Council Bluff. N, J. BwaNsoN, STV AN N MUSIC €O, Dealers in PIANOS AND ORGANS And all ments of confiden loo] inetrnments, Di iption tuned and rep 118 of i very de £ giving the best of satistaction. R ani organs sol Having over iombor the place ) BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUF' nstru we fee n the irstallment jlan. M years experlence in tho by Sign of the gl org.n S, IOWA i'| COUNCIL BLUFFS Sold by the leading dealer in every city and town, E: Burhorn, JEWELER,AGENT 17 Main St., Counecil Bluffs. H. P. NILES. Dealer in Wallpaper, Plain #od Oroamental Painting Grataing, Gilding, Paper Hanging and Frescoing. 110 Matn St., Council Blufts, —— SCHLUTER « Cor. 5th Av. and 4th St., Councll Bluffs, KIEL SALE STABLES Kocep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which we will eell In retail or carload lots | Stock Warranted as Reoresented Wholeealo and rotall dealers in Grain and Baled Hay. Pricos rea- sonablo Satlsfaction Guarantced. BOWLEY $1 000 REWARD For any case of Kidney or liver disesse or dyepepsia rheumatism, or any diseas indndoed by a lack of native power, that capnot be cured by the use of Drs, Judd & Smith's Electrio elts and Appliarces. AGENTS WANTED. No, 30, Fourth St., Council Bluffs, Norene & Landstrom, Merchant Tailors Suits to order In latest styles at cheapest possiblo 'prices, No, 205 Main St., Council Bioft HE PH@NIX AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. Regular Dinner 11:30 to 1:30, 25 cents, 606 Broadway, - The cnly all night house in the city. notice, - Council Bluffs. Everything served in first class styloand on shoe Hot and cold lunches always ready. 1C. F. COODMAN. Wholesale Druggists AND DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Window Glass OMAHA, NEB. S.H.FILBERT 209 Breadway, - - Council Bluff DRY GOUDS. the | 20 el dopots. 0 sfer dopod fem min ates oarlior aad arrive tou winutes Iater, DAPART. ARRIVE, SHICAGO AU NORTHWESTEEN, Mail o: 4 9:0! CHICAGO ARD BOOZ IBLAND, Mail and Expross Exorees 010400, MILWAUKNE AND #7. FAUL Ma!l and Expross Express CUICAGO. WURLINGTON AND QUINOY, Ml aod Expross As comwodation X prows WARASE, BY. LOUIS AND FAOIVIO, ocal 8t Louls Hl.]vrula L — fer 4 " Travster 8:20 ¢ M 4ANEAS GITY, BT, JON AXD 0OUNOIL BLUFFY. 1000 4 & Mall aud Expross 640 ¢ M LHUNE Express 026 A M KIOUX OITY AND PACIFIG, Mail for Sloux City Expross for 8t Paul UNION PAGIFIC, Donver Express Lincoln Pacs O's & R ¥ Overland F xpress DUMMY TRAINS 10 OMAIA. Leave Councll Bluffs 1140 & w g 2 1146 p.m. —iL e m 1260- Beifoait chovoits grod eheoti Bost Jeans all wool, Boots and ehoes at pri olty, GROCERIES. & 1w 83 any house in the 18 pounds ex 0 18 pounds gr 18 pounds oo 20 bars whito Rus £0 bars blue Lo £2 bars Palms 18 boxes match " Best syrup, per gdion. ... Fest Borgham, per gailon. .. oo Be.t English currants, 14 pounds 10 boxes genuioe Lewia Iye 52-pound caus itrawberrios in syFup... 5 B-pound eens peaches, io syrup ” 10 8-pound o 16 pounds M 10 pounps ey Lorllard climax tob naty A WUKST n sonp, Kirks. ap, Kirks .. Lautz Bio's “per cwt. GOODS FOR CABH ONLY Lower Than Any Other House IN THE CITY, S. H. PILBERE, YOR BALK BY S.A. PIERCE, 100 M.in St., Conncil Bluffs .‘:(:‘t: ‘!‘!(;l d Shoe store Where big bargsins can FRUIT, AND GARDEN FARM FOR SALE. Blxtoen acros, tonin truit, six in garden and tmberland, bix room house, rtable, well, cistern, & all ln go.d conditlon. or will tradetor Omaha prop- orty. V. KELLER, County Treasurer's office, Council Blufts, THOS. OFFICKEK, W. H, M. PUSH Officer & Fusev. BANKERS Councll Eluffs, Iowa. Established, - 1865 Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Ex Home Securities