Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 22, 1885, Page 6

6 THE DAILY BEF. JOUNCIL BLUFFS. Wednesday Morning, July 22, ISUBSCRIPTION RATES, %0 sente per week -« $10.00 per yoar Republican Connty Conven tion, The republicans of Pottawattami coun ty, lowa, will meet In delegate conven tlon at the court room In Council Blaffs, Wednesday, August 10:h, 1885, at 11 o'clock a, m., for the purpose of select- ing twenty-three delegatea to the repub- 1ican state conventlon, to be held at Des Molnes, Tows, August 26th, 1885, The ‘Daals of the representation in the county convention will be one delegate for each townshlp or preclnct, and one delegate for each fifly votes or fractlon of over twenty-five oast for the Hon, Frank D. Jackson, secretary of state, at the last annual election. This will entitle the seyeral townships and precincta to to the following representation: 2 | Layton. .. 4| Lincoln Lewis .. Mandonia Minden ... Neola Norwalk Pleasant et Rockfor 3 James. ilyer Cro 3 Kano—1st ward .. 6| Valley _ . i W _gdward... 9| Washington 3 « “gdward... 7| Waveland “ith ward. . 10 | Wright. Kog Oreek . 2| York .. SR Total........ 117 The primaries in the several townships will be held on Saturday evening, August 16th, at 8 o'clock, unless otherwise or- dered. By order of the republican county central committee. N Councll Bluffs, July 31st, 1885. Jacon SiNes, Chalrman, MINOR MENTION, Relter, merchant tallor, for fine goods. Three dranks were dlsposed of In pollca court yesterday. 16 yds. fine yard wide Bleached Muslin for 81,00, at E. Dowling's. The case against the Sanders boy, for steallng from Brackett's store, was dls- * missed yesterday. Juctice Schurz yesterday united in happy wedlock E. Mannel and Miss Mary York, both of Tracy, Minn. A grand ball Is to be glven by the Ger- man ladles of the Oatholic church at TReno's hall to-morrow evening. The congregational ladles are to glve a soclal and supper at the residence of J. E. Harkness, Friday evenlng, commenc- Ing at 5:30. Next Saturday is set for the declsion of the Aylesworth-Loofbourow case. It 1s doubtful whether the declslon will be made then, in fact it will continue doubt- ful until it is actually made. The Guanella brothers went to Neola yesterday after two fellows who had been arrested and held there, on the charge of belng the ones who assaulted and robbed the German, Caster, In a box car the other morning. Remnants of Embrofderles at half price, at E, Dowlling’s. E. B. Plnney, of Fullerton, Neb., is to take charge of T. N. Bray’s shoe store at No. 102 Maln street. Mr. Pinney comes to Councll Blufis highly recommended, and belng a pleasant young man, success ao doubt awaits him, The plans for the new government building arrlved here yesterday, and cer- talnly present a fine bullding on paper. It s to be four storles and an attic. There have been some changes from the orlginal deslgn, and for the better 1t is thought, 25 yds. Good Bleached Muslin for $1.00, at E. Dowling's, H. H. Inman, the auctioneer, was yes- terday engaged in making a eale at Shep- pard, Fleld & Cook’s, and has had his hands fall this season. Harry Is as good an auctloneer as ever came to Councif Bluffs, and he gets great blg prices at all his sales, He can hold an audience until he gets the whole contonts of thelr “‘leather.” A man named Parrott had his ire kin- dled yestorday by & boy named Boecroft calling him *Pretty Poll.” He could not stand this ironical allusfon to his namo, and when some expressmen took up the cry he gotso hot at the chorus that he danced off' and kad the Beecroft boy arrested for disturbing the peace. 1t 1s needless to say that the boy was dis- charged, The Grau Opera company appeared at Dohany’s yesterday afternoon and even. fog to light houses, While there are some good volces in the company, there is 8 good deal of over-acting, and a tinge of clownishness, that should be done away with to make the company very popular, Thelr materlal, {f adjustad a little better would make the company rather & stropg one, The fire in Dorksen's barbar shop a% an oearly hour yebterdsy morning caused more damsge than ap- peared at the tlme. It seems that the joista of the floor are all charred badly, while the shop proper and the bath rooms have been so swoked and heated that the place wlll have to be all refitted. 1t Is estimated that Mr. Derksen’s losy will not fall short of §1,000, He has in- surance whioh will cover thls amount, Some damage was done to Foster's drug store by water, but this Is but small, The damage to the building falls wpon Mr, Everatt, who owns the blcck, but who 1s {nsured, It 1s a matter of congratulation that the fire was put out as it was, for had it got & good start In the lmmense drug stock next door to Derksen’s the whole block would doubtless have gone. The resldents in the viclnlty of the new Seventh street bridge are preparing & petition to present to the councll In re. gord to the bridge which the county has ~-|had better drive to the farm of Isaac THE DAILY BEE~-COUNCIL BLUFFS WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1885. refused to accept, beoause it is not ac. cordlng to contract. The bridge has been barrlcaded, and no approsches have been bullt, so that In its present condition the bridge I8 pronounced a nulssnce, and an obstruction to public travel, and prevents the oconstruction of another bridge. These citizens who are thus belng Incon- venienced ask that the councll notify the bridge company to take the bridge away, and in case It is not taken away, that it be thrown open to public travel. These cltizens have had no bridge accommoda- tlon for a long time, and have been qulte patlent about it, and now they want to have some conslderation pald them. THE NEW COURT HOUSE. The Building Will Now Proceed Wirh- ont Delay. Some Changes Made in the P 8, For some time the bullding of the new conrt house has been delayed by the at- tempt of the county board to make the clty counoll arrange for the Fifth avenue sewer, before the advertising for blds on the bullding, The councll ecould not see its way clear to construct the sewer this e — season, and the county board took the THE BIG FOUR. posltion that the building could not be put up untll this was done. The new county jall {s about ready for occupancy,; but It was claimed that as there was no sewer for It, It could not ba used, and the old court house could be torn down to make room for laying the foundations of the new court house, because the prison- ere, now confined In the basement of the old building, could not be moved out until the new jall was ready, sewersge and all. The board threatened to change the locatlon unless the councll solved the difficulty at once, but better reason has prevalled. A special meeting of the board wal held yesterday. Supervisors Frim and Jones seemed to be pretty well confirmed in the Idea that the work should not be started untll the clty had arranged for sewerage. Thero was considerable talk, and some of it quite plaln, and hints wera thrown out about the east end feeling still belng In appositlon to the court house belng located here, and a The Quartette of Tramps that Took Possession of the Farmer's House and Cooked Their Own Dinner Given Away, On returning to thelr homes in this clty on Sunday, after belng about twenty miles north of here, Dr. K, P. Belllnger, John Lindt, Alderman Willlam H. Mynster, and John Dann becoming rather hungry, as they had left the clty for their long drive without eating any Dbreakfast, except the alderman who was In as bad o conditlon as the others, having been compelled to dispnse of all his breakfast hurrledly, concluded they Ziegler, John Dunn’s father-in-law, and see if they could not get dinner, it belng then about 4 o'clock in the afternoon. On arriving at the farm house they found all the doors and windows open or unlocked, but could find none of the family. Dunn concluded that he would food his team and the others lald in the shade on the grass, the day belng an ex- cessively hot one, and they balng com- pletely tired out after thelr long ride. When Dann returned from the barn he had a basket of corn.cobs and went to work cooking dinner during the absence of the famlly. He served up a fine din- ner to his friends and they ate In peace, thinking that every minute Mr. Zlegler and his famlly would retarn from church, but they did not put in an appearance. So the *‘big four” concluded to play a joke on the famlly and the following note determivation to obstruct the progress of the work by frivolous excuses, Itap- peared that the county had already got ita new jall almost completed, and that it was all nonseso to talk about changlng the locatlon now that the people had voled the appropriations on the distinct understanding that the bulldings would be here. The jail now approaching completion would have to be provided wlith sewerage whether the clty did any- thing or mnot, and the court house would not be ready for occapancy for two years or more. It was finally declded that there was but one thing to be done, and that was to go right ahead with the court house and trust to the city putting In the sewer just as soon as it could. The two ob- Jecting supervisors expresced themselves as willing to advertise for blds, provided they could be glven the assurance that the clty would do the best it could. Al- dermen Bennett, Shugart, and Staub, the threo who hold over next year, as- sured the board that they would do their best to get the sewer as eoon as practic- able, and with this understanding the board adopted a resolutlon providing for advertising for bids, to be opened on the 12:h of August, at which time the con- tract will be let. It Is the intentlon of laylng only the foundation of the court house this sea- eon and bulld the superstructure next season. There have been some changes made In the plans as erlginally presented. On the old plans there was a large projection on the front of the bullding, in the cen- ter. In the new plans thls projection comes In the rear, thus making a better appearance to any one coming along the street, this projestion in front cutting off avlew of much of the bullding, unless one stood directly in front of it. Another change is in regard to the englne room d heating arrangement. In the firat vlans there was a driveway leading to the coal room and engine room, which were located in the basement. Now it has been arranged for a small and separste building back of the north wing of the court house and jall, and the engine, etc , placed there, with pipes leading to the building, To save the expense of procaring stoves for the jail the coming winter, It 1s proposed to build this house at once, and heat the jall by steam, and then when the court heuse s ready, there will beno need of any farther change than to connect the pipes. In regard to sewering the new jail It Is thought that a cess pool can be arranged which will answer all purposes for the present. which appeared in the Bek yesterday was fastened onto the table In a consplcaous place with a fork, The note read: Ix rue Woobs, July 1Y, 1885, —Mr. Landlord: We be trampa. We came to your residence very hungry and finding no one at home were unable to chop wood for a equare meal. After looking around we succeeded in firding your lar- der, and have succeeded In fully appens- Ing our hungry apperltes, for which we return our most sincere thanks. Yours truly, 4 TraMPS. The tramp then left in thelr ‘‘turnont” (which is a good name for the conveyance they wero In) and drove out of sight as goon as the team could carry them, con- sequently the farmers of Boomer town- ship and the Zlegler family seeing the note were up In armes, while ‘“the blg four” were in the clty here laughing in their aleeves about what the Zlegler folks might think and do on their arrlval home. ———— Substantlal abstracts of title and real estate loans. J, W. and E. L. Squlres, 101 Pearl street, CHANGE OF TACTICS. The Fire Ohiefiainship Contest As- sumes a New Phase. There has been a change in the tactlos by which Walters s hanging on to the office of chief of the fire department. It will be remembered that Walters got ont an injunction in the superlor court, re- stralning Captain Elcher from assuming the office, and the lstter filed an applica- tlon before Judge Connor to have the in- junction dissolved. This was to have been argued last evening before Judge Connor, but Walters, by his attorney, has concluded to abandon that 1ssue and start in over on a new plan. He has commenced an action of quo warranto in the superlor court, and asked for a tem- porary Injunction in this case. The new injunction has been granted by Judge Aylesworth, This action is !ntended to geot at the real merlts of the case, and to determine who has the right to the office of the chlef. At least this is the reazon given for startlng the new case, but it looks to the outsider very much like an- ———— Read Judd & Smith's offer of 81,000 reward in anotber column, ——— True Friendship, Councin BrLurrs, Jury 21, To the ZTiditor.—DEar Siz:—I am surprised to find that Iam the only resident of the clty who is a true friend to Its Interests, Some time ago I bought a bit of real es- tate not a great ways from the cemetery. I bought it cheap, for there were not a great many people who wanted to buy property In that vicinity. There was other dodge for the purpose of delay. It Is not known just what will be the next move on tha part of Eicher. plenty of other property for sale, and there arestill many vacant lots fn the ——— Dr. West,Dantlst , No. 12 Pearl streoy | 12¢r¢ 1 knew that the cometery waslocated i there, and had beon for forty yesrs, and 1t was on this acoount that I managed to get the property so cheap. Now I I can A Grand Excursion, Arrangements have been made for a grand excurslon to Colfax, | raise a howl, and get some cheap zcporter on Thursday, July 380th leaving | 0B & cheap paper to help me, perhaps 1 Council Bluffs at 9:25, and arrly- |80 get the cemetery abandened, and make my property more valuable; it can bo aesessed higher, and I will have to pay more taxes onit, andthe clty will be benefitted this much, 1 do this from pure frlendship for the clty. There are 80 many lawyers who are continually fighting the clty, that I think 1t fs time that s.me one like we stood up for {t, The only thing that I can ree which may be a disadvantage to the city Is tho ad. vertlsing of 1t as & cess-pool of corrup- ing there in the afternoon, with leave for the excursfonlsts to leave for home at any time when they may choose, The fare for the round trip has been placed at the exceedlogly low rato of $4.05. This glves the people of this vicinity an ex- callent opportunity to visit thls popular and pleasant resort, and to have a merry time with very little expense. Those de- slring further particulars can obtaln them by calling at the ticket office, No. bO7 Broadway, or by addressing S. S, Stevens, clty, but L chose to fnvest my moncy|iNE goodsinthe west. tion and death, and frightening people away from here, but It is necessary to rafse a ecare, and Indoing g0 I have agaln shown my friendshipfor theclty by select- iogan evening paper having the smallest circulation, and publithlog in that my sensational reports about fthe danger of living in Courcll Bluffs, These reports about the unhealthlnees of the city will not get out of town by this means, and here at home I hope It will lead to hay- ing the cemetery abollshed. I hope you will not reproduce these reports In your paper, for with your lmmenze circolatlon 1t might hart the city, but you can help me greatly by trylog to divert public at- tentlon from the real facts in the case, by attacking the characters of the trustees of the cemotery assoclation, snd by general agent Chicago, Rock lsland & Pacelfi, Council Bluffs, — ate Transfers, The following are the transfers of real estate as recorded In the office of the registrar, and reported to the Brk by A. J. Stephenson, for Tueeday, July 21,1 Evan Marshall to Rilla Marshall, &} sef, 4, 75, 42; §1,000. o Ann Butterfield to Andrew N. Cook, part lots 13 and 14, oalglnal plat; $700. Totol sales, §1,700. — Just Recelved, Fifty pleces of American silks In blacks and colors, “‘all grades.” Every yard is warranted to us by the manufacturer, ale Dowring, e — An Offensive Partisan, Porrsmovrs, Ohio, July 21,—Charles Damarin, son and chief deputy of Post master Damario, absconded with $2,700 of government funds, throwlog mud at everybody who opposes the scheme. Please get yflla pen‘fia to talking about how mesn such and such men are, and they will forget all about the real lssue. Of course there is no foundation to all these sensational re. poris, but 1t Is easy to get a ecare started, and if we can carry It far enough we can not only get the ccmetery abandoned, but we can get a new road cut through . LxBEVOISE, Onion Ticket Agent No. 607 Broadway Oouncll Blaffs, Railway Time Table, OOUNOIL BLUFFS. The following ate the Hlmes of the Arrival and de. rtare of draine by contral standard time, ab the ooal depots. Tralns leave transfor depod fom min atos earller and arrive ten minutes Iater, from Oakland avenue, and thus o) ap some property which can now be bought for little, bat which can then be boomed. By all means help us ot and like myself you can then snbscribe youreelf as A Trur Friexo or mae Ciry, Frank Shinn, of Carson, was in the city yes 4 terday. H. W, Hasleton bas gone on a trip to Spint Lake, Mrs, R. M, Wilbur leaves to-day on a HOUS Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guarantoed, Frams hous Loss iy T senoasoand woxrmwmerean, | moved on Little Glant trucks, the best In the world, ha Henry C. Myers and Mr, Schindele left for | 0:25 4 u Mail and Expross e0r W. P, AYLSWORTIH, b t yesterd. 12:40 ¢ M Accommodation 4:80 ¥ u 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffa the east yesterday. 580 r w Expross 0:06 A n Mer. Trons, miller at the city mills, has gone 10400 AND ROOK 181AND, ‘ on & week's visit to Dakota, 0:96 A M Mall and Expross LA 7:25 AWM Accommodation b:16 ¢ M Mrs, J, Mueller is in Boone on w visit and [ 5:50 » x Exprets 9:00 4 to attend the opening of the Wells house, OI0AG0, MILWAUKNR AND ST, FAUL. . sl s 9:90%k w Mall and Express 00 1 4 SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS, Dr, Seybert, who has been taking in the | §:2g £ Erprens LR LRADING sights and frech alr at Spirlt Like, ho re- RUMGrON AXD QUINGT, il ' turnsd, M ol Merchant Tailors! William Ttickey, passenger agent of the|:4s ¢ Ex provs 860A W v anid O Mala 84 Rock 1sland, at Davenport, was in the city WARABH, BT, 1OUT8 AND FACRO, : 7 and 9 Ma ’ yosterday. 215 1 M _ Looal St Louls Expross Local —— Couxcrn Buures, = = = lowa. 800 M Transter * Transter 8:20 ¢ M Dave Friedman, having left the employ KANBAS OITY, 8T, JOR AND COUNCIL BLUTPS, . ment of H. Friedman, has started out on his | yo,08 4 w Mall and Expross 0:40 1 % N i 816 M Express €:25 A M : o ; Srous oree Ao pAGEHG, Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand. Miss Anna Floming and Miss Oora Rey- [ ;.00 , Al e Blbes Oily s nolde, of Chicago, are in the city, visiting the | 7:80 r u Exproes for St Paul 0:25 A — = ™ family of George ¥, Smith. UIoN PAGIPIC, 1, 0 BwANSEN, . SwANSON Mies Brooks, who has been in the city visit- | *}io0 » & D AR ARY SWANSON MUSIC CO., ing her sister, Mrs, William Hutchinson, hes | 7:65 » M Overland Express 8:30 A M DUMMY TRAINS TO OMATIA. ~ Teave ZCouncil |Bluffs 1: —9 Dealers in PIANOS AND ORGANS ent plan. Musieal nstroe ©in the Lusiness we feo it organ JROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA gone to Chicago on a visit to her father, W. I Barhart, of the claim department cé the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad, an ex-resident of this city, was a Council Bluffa visitor yesterday. Ge orge M, Christian, the proprietor of the Hotel Colfax, was in the city yestorday, He waa greoted with a hearty welcome by many here who have tested to their satisfaction the many good qualities of that ponular resort, Mrs, William Forney, of Cedar Rapids, and Miss Jessio Hayes, of Waterloo, cousing of W. A. R M. Highsmith, night yardmastor at the transfer, who have been visiting him and his family, returned to their homes this morning, J. H. Lamar, late of D, Crawford & Co., St Louie, is now in charge of the silk and dress goods departments in the house of Fiseman, Rodda & Co., which position was formerly occupied by Phil Aarons, who is now in charge of the same departments with Cocke & Morgan, Madame £, J Balcear, Who for the past 10 years has been pract'sing San Francisco is now located at No i8 N. 0th Stre opposite new Opera House. l’l-dnme Balcear guarantees to restore “HAIR OR WHISKERS, O togive anyone & hugh mustache or bring out a ne growth of bair orboard in from four tosix weoks. rices reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed, © ancors, deafness and especially rheumatism and chr onic discages curea by a untural gift of ho ctrets. Dr. E. J. Balcear, -rht6 th St.,, - Councll Bluffs 11 Kinds of musloal inetrime anos A1 organs & y description tuned and repaired. Having ov ent of glving the hest of eatisfaction. R Sold by the Jeading dealer in every city and town, E. Burhorn, EWELERAGENT 17 Main St., Counail Bluffs. OUNGIL 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 nd Drapery Work a Deoalexr in Wallpaper, Plain and Ornamental Painting Gralning, Gilding, Paper Hanging and Frescoing. 110 Matn St., Council Bluffs, KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which we will eell In retsil or cazload lots /1! Stock Warranted as Reoresented \ 5 ‘ Wholezalo and rotall dealers o Grain aud Baled Hay. Prices rea- ‘ 3 : sonable Satlsfaction Guaranteed. G‘A 5 é voSCHLUTER &« BOWLEY Cor. 5th Av. and 4th St., Councll Bluffs. $1000 REWARD For any case of Kidney or liver disease or dyepepsia. rhenmatism, or any disense indudced by s lack of native power, that cannot be cured by the use of Dra, Judd & Smith's Electrio elts and Appliances. No, 80, Fourth St., Council Bluffs, AGENTS WAN Swecialty. Our etock fa the Largest in tie Fest and ls boing continually replenished by all the latest and choicest novelties. 405 Broadway Council Bufts The New York PLUMBING CO’Y. 552 Broadwav; * Council Bluffs, Iowa Norene & Landstrom, Merchant Tailors Suits to order In Iatest styles at chenpest possible prices. No. 205 Main St., Councli Binft TaE PH@ENIX AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. Regular Dinner 11:30 to 1:30, 25 cents, 606 Broadway, - - Counoil Bluffs. The only all night house in the city. Everything served in first class style and on shoe notice, ot and cold lunches always ready. WELLS COOK, General Agent at Large SANITARY & HYDRAULIC ENGINEERS,PUB- LIC and PRIVATE SYSTEMS of SEW- ERAGE, WATER HARTFOR Life and Annuity Ins.Co Brancn WeeterN Deror, 22 PEARL STREET, ‘“Sarery Fuosp Syste C. F. COODMAN. Wholesale Druggists WORKS and VEN- AND DEALER IN 5 PER LINI for the fireh insertion TILATION design- : ; : 2 g “mihis = R, O0s, Varnishes and Window Glass ed and constructed. PLUMBING work | R“M.:LNAL’ l'.lnnflw v o UMAHA- NFB in all its branches.| i v dumom i « : This comvanv have| ot i v o H A I R ) O D @ oneofthebest assort-| i . r ,‘)vl\v‘lllun [ ] : Waves, Langtry and Pompadour Frizzes,Switch ed stocks ot plumb- . . es, etc,, ready made and made to order. Prices Jands Amproved wd wimproved. | cheaper than ever. Call and see for yourself, MRS. C. L. GILLETTE. Formerlv MRS, J. J. GOODLE. 29 Main_ Strff:t,_{)(nmcil Blyfl‘. NOTICE.—Special & vertisoments, uc Found, To Loan, For Saie, To Rent, Want WANTS Estimates furnish- ed. ouses, Loto snd Land, A, J 608 First avenue. H. Birkinbine. Manager. NEW YORK, [pii ! 552 BROADWAY, . Swan & Walker, manufactur THE RECENTLY IMPROVED rios and hardware, REMINGTON STANDARD 'x'r'ulm: ml«-jsk-.wn TY P E ngn I-I- E R Pueumalic NOLL’3 FORTABLE Bzer Fane A tarni o weetorn Tows, n k of hardwsre in §tuler Co valuo about $4,000. Swan & s | 78 the Highest Achievement in Writing Machines in the World, NTRY ats and shell ° COUNCIL BLUFFS AL R 2 5 ovod far s v = 203, & 810,000 tock n a good Wis- 3 E—-," Bin city, 4 in lands and balance cash or im. g ¥ 14 ) arity. * Beautiful store room at low rent. vt the simplost ) I Telephone No. 27.[ . 1 ] o a3 2 p "> 210, ttock of mixed hardware ina_live western 5] g 3, Lowytowa foF chenp e, v’ 0000 Bwan | pmpve o e T R R pamped, | 5 - & Walker Sen 2 .8 : » 211, fine byick block, rents well, in & live central B '3 ¥ ipied with genorsl ook of | Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict, g g d 0 pulldng Chicago, T, Solo_Agents, |~ 5 0, H, SHOLES, Council Bluffs, | & 7 Agent for We stern I % - - B |- & h Westorn Iowa, for 88,000, and will pay , ol F] 0. Bwan & Walker. R Rlce M D F] : an 85,000 stock of drugs in central lows for L . . 1=~ 500 to §700 « 1 without the & 00]‘!) & good © ¥ 004, = ud, Bwa & . Z N i 9 of all kinds a specialt; = e, stiutrs, wite o atugen swan & | CHRONIC DISEASES, peshily | B Walker. 1t you want to sell, buy, or trade any. e e hing, tell . & W, about it. bwan & Walker, Coun. 1stieet, Councll Bluffs - 100 Main St., Council Bluffs | ee——— - | " Retail Boot and Shoe store Where big bargains can THOS, OFFIORE, W. H, M. POSB | D i i, Free ) 7S Price $18.00. A libe, FRUIT, [ § 0Ny Officer & Pusev. |will be mads to putics 0% EN PAHM FUR SALE' half dozen Faucets at o i il v | Gounel] Bluffs, lowa, oAt LAS Established, - 1865 1 A N. BCHURZ, Tustice of the Peace |:: OFFIOE OVER AVKEICAN BXPRESS OUNGCIE BLUFFS. 10Wa V. KELLER, County Treasurer's office, Councll Bluffs, Agent for Western Jowa a