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

JOUNCIL BLUFFS M nlay Morning, August 17. {SUBSCRIPTION RATES, By OMHM = = = « = o = 0 genks per woek 14 - #1000 por yoar MINOR MENTION. Sse Cooke & Morgan’s 50 shirts. Relter, merohunt tallor, for fine goods Fire sale at H, Friedman's this week. Lawns thirty per cent dlscount at Harkness Bros. The best unlaundried shirt ever shown Tor 50c at Cocke & Morgan's, Entire stock damaged by firo will be pold at fire prices at H. Friedman's. The report of the sulcide of Mrs. Koos, near Crescent olty, lacks confirmation, The circult court for this county opens to-day with Judge Conner on the bench. Going out of children’s andm| ’ hose ot fifty per cont dlscount at Harkness Broe. My damaged atock must be closed out ntoncs to make room for my new fall stock, H. Friedman, Fifty dozen reinforoed linen bosom “‘Dwight Anchor” cotton 50c eash, worth 853, at Oocke & Morgan's, A lawn party s to be glven by Mrs. F. Cooley and other ladies, at Mre. Morgan's home next Thursdsy evening. One hundred plecos ribbons, worth from 100 to 256c per yard, all at e per yard, at Cocke & Morgan's, There was a large crowd at the plenic glven by the Druids yesterday. A num- ber of the Omaha grove participated. The fire was slight and goods mostly damaged by smoke, but must be sold. Cull and got first plok at . Friedman’s. The congregational church was so crowded yesterday morning that chatrs had to be brought In to accommodate those who could get no slttings In the powis. The young people of the Preebyterlan church are to glve @ lawn party next Thursday evening at the resldence of Judge J. P. Casaday, on Washington avenue, Marshal Gaanella has deolded to stop tho stroet dress parade of tho ssiled doves. If the rosolutlon Is only carried Into effoct the roform will be hailed with Ladies’ and children’s underwear, em- broidery, corsets, worsteds, etc., regard— Toes of cost or value, as they are slightly damaged by fire, water or smoke, at H. Frledman’s, Dick Holst, of Kiel's hotel, {s now happy In the poeseasion of an elegant gold watch, the gift of the Spetmaus, ‘wbo bought it for him durlng thelr visit to the old country. Caarges have been brought agalnst Bokemper Bros. for selllng liquor to minors, and for keeping open on Sunday. The case will be heard by Jadge Ayles. worth next Thuraday. John Nlcholson has received a tele- gram statlng that his horse, Beecher, had been stolen from the stable at the race track at Blair, the attendants having been chloroformed. BIll Griftin, from whom Nicholson bought the horse is said to have taken it. Saturdsy night burglars were prowling about the house of E. J. Abbott, and were forclng open a window when the dog made such a nolse as to arouse the family and frighten the intruders off. They left thele heel marks, and the ovi- dences of work on the window. Lewis and Beecroft, two well-known expressmen, had a row Saturday over the hauling of some baggage, in which Bes- croft got several sharp raps over the head with the butt end of a whip. Both were arrested for dlsturblng the peace, and thelr cases postponed for a week. On Saturday the ball bond of $10,000 In the Coffman case was filed with the clerk of courts, and Mr. Coffman was re- lensed from custody. His daughter, Mra, Harlow, of Avoca, was In the clty Satur- day, and sccompsnled him to Omaha, whero he bad some little business to at- tend to, and he will retura to hls home to-day. The sfgaers of his bond are J. ‘W. and E. L, Davis, 8. O, Harlow, O. B. Nelson, F. Benjamin, Ed. Gursely, and Oharles Uhden, Over a month ago Mrs, Wallace, wlife of an expressman, suddenly left home for parts unknown, deserting her husband and geveral small chlldren, Wallace got information that she had centered her af- fections upon Nelson Heston, who llved near Crescent Oity, and that she had gone with him. He filed an inform- atlon before Justlce Scharz, and has had them arrested In Sioux City, They will be brought Into court Tuesdsy for a hear- iog on the charge of lewdness, A On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs, C. A, Tibblis celebrated thelr tenth wed- dipg annlversary in a very bappy man- ner, the occasion belng shared in by about seventy-five couples of their friends, A large platform for danclng was erected, aud the grounds abont thelr residence on Beventh sireet were brilllantly lighted, aud the guests were cared for with lavith hospitality, A large number of gilts appropriate to such an annlversiry were bestowed upon the worthy couple. Pat Villisca, who has galned a good deal of notorlety by his peculisr acts as a hackman, and bis treatment of those who were not used to the ways of the eclty, was sgain brought to the front Satarday, for a bresch of trust. It seems that Willlam Lautrop gave Villisca six dollars to psy George Fergason for a pair of proirie dogs, which Lautrop had bar- galaed for, and for which he sent Vil- lisca, The messenger went after the dogs, and got them, but falled to pay over the cash, The matter did not seem to kave enough of a criminal tluge to It THE DAILY BEE-+COUNCIL BLUFFS, MONDAY AUGUST 17, 1885. t5 come under the eriminal law, and Pat was set free, He ought to make use of his froedom now In putting a goodly dls- tance between his heels and the oty Iimits, for the clty Is getting tlred of him, Some unruly boys are osusing great an- noyance and trouble by using the Raptist charch asa farget for stones and other m'ssilos, and & number of the windows have been broken, The chapel ls used for a muslc room darlng the week, and wome of the ladies have been badly frightoned, as well as having thelr pa- lence trlod to the utmost. The boys, after throwing thess missiles, ran and hide behind a nelghborlng fence, but they have not escaped reosgnition, and the next offense will cause them to be recog- nlz:d In the police court. A bnggy In which were seated two young men, one of them belng young Klirscht, wera thrown out on Broadway yesterday, near the Ogden house, a loose nut letlng one of the wheels off, and starting the horse Into & run. The buggy was somewhat damaged, but nelther of the young men were hurt. That blook on Broadway seems to have a pecullar effect on the nuts of buggles which pasy over it. Withln a week four wheels have come off, and three of those accidents eccarred withiu a dlsiance of fifty feet. ———— Workers with metals generating elec- rleity escaped the cholera of '49, Then 8 our electric belts, Judd & Smith, Councll Bluffs, Agents wanted. A MISSING MAN, He Comes to Council Bluffs With Money to Buy Goods and Disappears, A shoemaker, named Carpenter, left his home in Paclfic Junction last Monday to como to this city on business, and has not yet roturned nor been heard from by his family. He has a wife and two children, and they are naturally suffering greatly from anuxlety and suspense. Sher- iff Dan Farrell was here yesterday hunt. Ing for tho mistiog man, and learned that he arrlved here Monday and called at Larson’s leather store, where he had Intended to buy scme stock, and to pay a bill of about $54, the money for which he had with him. He did not settle the blll, and made nu purchase, but said he would be In again. He tcld some other party that he was going over to Omaha, to see If he could not do better there, and it was learned that he really did go there, and that he was seen golng to the depot in that clty last Tuesdsy morning with the avowed Intention of returning to this city. This Is the last trace had of him, He was a very stendy man, and was not given to drink, pelng 8o constf- tuted that a vyery little whisky would set him crazy, so he seldom touched any- thing in that line. There seems to be no other clrcumstances which would cause him to voluatarily absent himself from his family, and while he was not rich, stlll he was not In any financlal distress. Varlous theorles are advanced as to what has become of him, but they are all theories, and there seems thus far no facts developed to substantlate any one of them. He is a man of about thirty-five years of age, sandy complexion, full beard, well sprinkled with gray. He Is of average slza and build, and has a Roman nose, which Is very noticeable from its peculiar turning to one side, as if 1t had been at some time broken. e ——— ELEGANT WEDDING AND STYLISH PARTY Statlonery, the finest and most complete 1ine ever brought to the clty now at PRYOR'S BEE JOB OFFICE, Invltations, Programs, Rogrets, OCalling QOards, etc., THE LATEST STYLES, and In quantities to suit, Also a beautifal line of ENGRAVED FOLDERS AND CARDS. Calland see them. All orders filled promptly, and the work will be guaran- teed to equal the stock. THE DELEGATES. The City Republicans Name Their Representatives to the County Convention, Saturday evening the republican ward caucuses were held to select delegates to the county conventlon which meets in thls clty on Wednesday next, The fol- lowing was the result, FIRST WARD, Geo. Carson, chairman, M, B, Brown, secretal Delegatee—Wal McFaiden, E. B, Gardiner, A, J. Bump, George Carson, M. B. Brown, E. J. Abbott, SECOND WARD, Spencer Smith, chalrman; U, K. Hesse, secrotary. Delegates—Ed. Mott, T. J. Evans, Jacob Sims, 0. R. Scott, J, 0, Rodebeck, C. 8. Hubbard, Frank Grass, Spencer Smith, F. W, McCarger, % Member of committee, J, O, Rodebeck, THIRD WARD, George F, Smith, chairman; Frank QOook, lecrelnrg. Delegates—John * Lindt, George F. Smith, Col. Sapp, John Bennett, W. A. Wood, B. W. Hight, J. R. Reed. FOURTH WARD, Delegates—J. ¥, Evans, Phil Armour, H. W. Hart, Walter I Smith, J, D Edmundson, A, T. Flickinger, A, J. Brown, A. B. Walker, E. R. Fonda, O, S. Hazleton, o —— Dr, West, dentlst, over Bex office, Dr. Wiles, Eye, Ear snd Throat spectalist, room b Kverett block. e —— Grand Excursion, Next Thursday, August 20, the Chica- 80, Rock Island & Pacific rallway will bave a grand excarslon to Colfax Springe, tickets for the round trip belng placed at the extraordinary low price of §3.40, and good to return until September 1, Th e further Information osn se- care it by applying to 8. 8. Stevens, gen- eral agent, No, 607 Broadway. e —— Substantlal abstrac: of title and real estate loans. J. W, and E. L, Squires, 102 Pearl strest. “ e Borlog for a water supply at the town of Blair met with sucsessful results at » depth of 12) feet, water raisiog to within a fow feot of the surface of the ground, A CHANCE FOR VAUGHAN. 01d OCitizens Gather to See Who Oan Tell The Biggest Lie, Looking around for sensations a day or twoslnce, a Ber reporter acoldentally stumbled in apon sn assembly, which he soon learned was composed of all the biggest llars In the city, excapt the Nong parell, who bad met by appolntment for the purpose of contesting for the medal, The reporter was lucky enongh to catch the very beglnning of the meeting. Sald the first champlon: “I ured to have a mighty scary team of oxen., One dny as T was hauling & monstrous load of hay to my barn, them oxen got scared at a ten foot snake In the road, and started on a dead run, making right straight for the barn as tight as they could dig out. All at once, as we got near the barn, I notlced that the load of hay was jast as high as the top of the door that we was | going 1o, and that there was no chance for mo and the load of bay to go In to- gother, 1 we undertook ¢, I'd got scraped off with out a doubt, and no telling what the coneequences might bs, Just as the load was going In, 1t flashed on me to jump. Boelog so excited I gave a tremendous jump right up over the top of the barn, and that load of hay was just coming out at the other side of the barn as I came down, and I 11t right equare on it where I had been setting before I glve the jump, and not a halr of my head was was next called. Sald he: ‘‘Mine is a fish story. Keep your gentle- mon, I beg of you, I know fish storles are old, but this will be dlfferent from any you have ever heard yet.” They omposed themselves with a bad grace to llsten, but were well repaid. “I con- cluded one {ime to go fishing, ‘‘went on champlon No. 2, “and went over to & emall creek, and set down on thebank, and dropped In my line, aud slmost before 1 touched the water with it I got such & fearful bite that it bent the pole double and jerked me Into the bottom of the creek, When I opened my eyes I saw & trout laying alongelde of me, and ita head was by my head, and its tall by my teet, making It just as long as I was. I ralsed up and then the trout raised up, and I jamped out on the bank and o did the trout, and bless my soul If that trout didn’t start up that bill through the pas- ture field and run into the woods, me following it, and I hope to dle 1f I didn’t chase that trout & fall six miles, clear to Brldgewater. before we strack water again. It went Into the river there and that was the last I saw of it.” Champlon No. 3 came on the stand with a happy expresslon which seemed to say, *‘That story will be nowhere when I tell mine,” *‘When I was a young fel- low,” he began, ‘1 used to do a good deal of trading In pelts, fars, otc. One time I had been out buying, and got a terrible blg atock on hand, and was brlng- ing them home ina wagon. 1t took eix horses t> pull that wagon, and as we got to the top of the last hill one of them gave out snd fell just as 1f dead. I jampedout of the wagon, took ont my pook- et knife, skinned him, threw his peltinto the wagon, and drove on, for it was get— ting late and I wanted to get home, When we had got about a mile farther I heard a familisr nelgh, and looking back, saw that horse that I had just skloned and left for dead coming at full gallop. He come right up to the wagon, and I took some of the best shesp pelts I had and wrapped around him, and may my right arm wither and drop off, 1f them sheep pelts didn't grow fast to that horse, and every year after that for ten years 1 sheared 1,000 pounds of the finest wool oft from that animal, and so made my i 'here seemed to be ageneral opinicn In the assembly, judging from thelr looks and blank expressions, that no one would yolunteer to beat that one, but to the astonishment of all concerned, Champlon No. 4 walked out without the least trepldation, and began as follows: “There is every reason to believe that Mayor Vaughan stands a good chance to recelve the candidacy for governor of this state,—" Ho was Intendingto go on, but eud- denly found himself without an audlence. His first sentence had won him the d he stood alone victor of the field and monarch of all he surveyed. [4Doc. H. Mills, of Omaha, was in the city yestorday. W. G. Coller, of Racine, was & Sunday Ruest at Bechtele's, Attorney William Sears left yestorday for Wiscontin on legal business, Hon. T, M, C, Logan, of the town bearing his own name, Sundayed in the Bluffs, Mrs, O, K. Hesso has gone to Beatrice, Neb., on a visit to her father and mother. Jim McMahon, who is now located in Fre mont, Neb, spent Sunday here with his rela- tives, James Craig bas acoepted the position of bookkeeper in Judd & Smith's eleotric belt factory, H, Mertlam, editor of the Sundsy Nows, Omaha, last evening took a trip to Atlantic, and will return this ovening. Mr, and Mrs, T, B, Estep, of Cincionat], are 1n the city, visiting their son, W, O, Es tep, of the firm of Field & Fstep, J. Ballinger, who is with Stewart Bros. , is the bappy father of a little maiden, who ar- rived in tho city Saturdsy morning. A, Sohleuter, of Schleuter & Bowley, of Kiel's barn, leaves to-day with a carload of horses and mules for West Point, Neb. L. H, Josslyn, of Janesville, Wis., arrived in the city Saturday on a visit to his daugh- ters, Mrs, H, W. Tilton and Mrs. P, M. Pryor, John Templeton has returned from Ne- braska City. His nephew, Jimmie Gregg. accompanied him home, and will remain here a fow days, Mr. Bimon Eiseman returabd Saturday from the east, where be has been purchasiog new goods in large enough quantities to fill his enlarged store, Rev, T. J, Mackey, the rector of St, Paul's church, who is in Europe, sails for this coun- try this week, and expects to reach home by the st of Ssptember, Conductor Obarlie Mack, of the Dummy teain, is off on a three weeks' leave of absence. Ho will visit Wisconsin and the east, His placs is being filled by Ohris Durr. Among the arrivals at the Ogden yeatorday were: 0. Woolcott, of Detrolt; F. R. Beck- with, of Cleveland; 0, M. Kendall, of Mil- waukee; A, J. MoDonald, of Kansas City, Among those at the Pacific house yesterday were Oliff Lewis, of Faribault, Mion; H., O Williams, of Ionia, Ta; Wi, Conradi, of Ssn Frauelsco; and ¥, H, Hasse, of Los Avgelos William Groneweg, of the firm of Grone- £ HE PEH@NI AND “THE ENGLISH"” KITCHEN. Regular Dinner 11:30 to 1:30, 25 cents, 606 Broadway, The only all night house in the city. notioo. Counoil Bluffs, Everything served in firet class styloand on shor Hot and cold luuches always ready. Norene & Landstrom, Merchant Tailors Suita to order In Iatest styles at cheapest possible (prices, No, 205 Main 8t., Conncli Binft C. E. Swaxson SWANSON MUSIC CO0, Dealers in PIANOS AND ORGANS And all kinds of musioal Inetrument ments of every description tuned and repaired. confident of giving the best of satistaction. Planos and organs sola on the fratallment flan. Mu Having over 14 years exporience in ' the busin Remember tko place, 829 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA ——— Sign of the gilt organ KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which we will sell In retail or carload lots All Stock Warranted as Reoresented Wholeealo and rotall dealors in_Grain and Baled Hay, Prices roa- SCHLUTER sonable Satistaction Guaranteed. ¢ BOWLEY Cor, 6th Av, and 4th St., Councll Bluffs, weg & Shoentgen, who has been spending soveral months in Europe, has arrived in New York, and will reach home in a day or two, BOGUS PAPER, A Fellow Arrested for Buying a| Horse of a Boy and Paying Him Wortnless Notes, Yesterday a boylsh looking fellow made complaint at pollce headquarters that he had been swindled ovt of a horse by a man named Henry Roynolds. Accord- ing to the boy’s story he s51d a horse to Reynolds, who was a stranger, and who wss dealing in horses, and Reynolds pald him two dollars in cosh and two notes, guar- antecing that the notes wore good, and that all he would have to do would be to present them and got the cash on them. The boy, after tryiog In vain to collect the notes, learned on inquirlng that the signers were not worth any property, and that thelr paper had no value in the money market. He also dlscovered that Reynolds had endorsed the notes “‘without recourse,” and hunt- ing up Reynolds he demanded back his horse, bzlieving that such was the under- standing and sgreoment when the trade was mado, Rzynolds refused to do any- thing sbout it, and so he was arrested. The case will be heard before Judge Aylesworth this morning, ——— The Dubaque & Northwestern railway company bought about fifty acres of land in the northern part of Dubugue for ma- chine shops, transfer grounds, and other uses. The final course of the road has been declded upon and it will be pushed forward as rapidly as possible. The Marion coun'y falr {s to be held August 25 to 28 inclwive, ot the new grounds of the aszocisti'n, near the town of Knoxville. Tho race track Is sald to one of the very best In the etate. POR ALK BY S.A. PIERCE, 100 Main St., Couneil Bluffs Retail Boot and Shoe store Where big bargains can atways be found. GIVEN ON THE Piano and Organ, By Mies Fannie Westcott, Organist; at the Presbyterian church, Residence 606 Wash- ington Ave, Offi::e : &7!" uéev- BANKIRS Councll Bluffs, Iowa. € t:tz_rb/lshsd, >75965 J. L. DxBEVC: 3R, Onion Ticket Agent No. 507 Broadway Corucll Bluffa, Railway Time Tab!a, OOUNOIL BLUFFS, The following ero sho 8imos of she arrival & srturo of drains by ocntral standard time, . local dopot, Tn vo trauafor dopob #or atee earllor aud i minutes later, DRPART, de- the gy ICAGO Aud NORTHWRATERN, 9:25 A M Mail and Expross 1240 ¥ M Accommodation 6:80 ¢ M Express GHICAGO AND BOOK 18LAND, Mall and Express Accommodation Exproes ORI0460, MILWAUKER AND BT, PAUL: Mall and Express Expross GHI0AGO, NURLANGTON AXD QUINOY, Mall and Express As comm odation B press WABARH, BT. LOUIS AND PACIVIS KANSAS CIFY, BT, JON AND QOUNOIL BLUY) Mail and Express Expross BIOUX CITY AND PACIFIC, Mall for Sloux City Expross for 86 Paul UNION PAGIYIO, Donver Express Lincoln Pacs O's &R ¥ Overland cxpress DUMMY YRAINS T0 OMAHA. SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE.—8peolsl » vortisemenfl suo as Lomt Found, To Loan, For Salo, To Rer¥. Wante, Bosrd. tog, o40., will bo tnscrtod fn $hin column b Ahe low rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firet insertton and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for sach subsequens in. sertion. Leavoadvortisements a4 our office, No. 12 Pentl stroot near Broadway ANTH e RuT—Tho double ofceon Broway recentl ' ocupied by Dr. Seyt Horace Everett ¥F. WESTCOTT, Manufucturer of Trunks, Satchels, ete. Trunks Repalred. Sample Ca NEUMAYER'S HOTEL, Weor, 208, 810 Brostway, Rates 81,00 fo §1.25 per day) Pirst Olass Bar in sonnection, No. 89 Pearl 8t,, cornar| of First Avenue. Opposite Ogden Hotse. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE| That you ean rely on, Mooy ot Lowest Rates, MeMARON & 00, No. 4 Pearl bt. ‘831430080 Loveg pov oty ) wsoproy ‘TH0IS .00 VIL HOISOE I SAINTA TIONNOD 197 0K uOTM. |AL P, Hanchott, M.D, ROMEOPATRIC Physician & Surgeon, Coun 1l Hours: 10 2104 p, RESIDEN( stroet, hot & . and Afcr 7 p. m Telephono No. 10. ith 6. 120 fore ) Real EstEt_E Loas 138 Teraranes Aty ey FORREST SMITH, Fire Compantes Representing $22,000,000 of Assets. No 150 Maln St. oaoll Mlethy, - Mandemakers & Van, ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDEES. ¥o., 801 Upper Broadway. P, 0. MILLER, Wall Paper ead Dacorations Patots, Ofls & Varalshos, No. 13 Pear 8¢, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1k E. C.SMITH, General Agent N.Y. Life Ins, Co $60,000,000 110,000,0:0 Assots, = = Barpl No. 500 Brondway. Staira. JOHN J. KURTZ, PHENIX Meat Market. or, Wala and Blory Bts, Up o TAYLOR & CALEF, Fancy aud Staple GROOCERIES, Bert lne {n the Olty, No, 536 Broadway, Gouncll Blafy. I GILINSKY, New and nd 1and FURNITURE, Stoves and Boosehold Goods; At Lowest Prices Cheapest Btore {n Town. No. 53¢ Broadway, Council Blafty, Iows. JRoprrs A sia voom house, ten minntes walk from buslness, city water, woll and clstern. For rent cheap. For RENT—No. 180 Harrison steeot, three roome, MoMAanox & Co. 4 Pon] street {\OR SALE—An clegant Wisconsin summer recort, 100 tillable, railway station and stoum: trame house for homestead; payillion, staurant, ice house, tencment houso, barn, 80 Truit trces,3 acies grapes, 3 boate, cte. A B rt, £00 feet i-conein river, and 120 f ve Barahoo It wil pay 85,000 n year. Address W. & S., Bk , Council Bluffs, R SALE—Lands [mproved sd_unimproved, 1t you want a farm I wostern lows, Kansas Nobraoka or Dakota, let us hear from you. SWAN & WALKNR. ‘OR SALE—Houses, Lots and Land. A. J H Ftephienson, 603 Plrst avenue. 0 EXCAAN 6,19, b10, b 13 erentlocaticns fcr salo of for trad 3128, epociat vargain; 4008 Imcrovad tarm worth 318,000, pr ¢ tor a short time $16,000, will trade for low priced Western lands, Swan & Walker. » 201, eaddlery Hardware manufacturing estab- lishwent etock and machine 0 western Jand Bwan & Waiker, Co B 23, stock dry oo, and hardware, value, §5,000, in an good eastern Nebraska tows hotels in aifl- or land. Swan & Walker. P 20 stockof generall morchandise in & good western lowa town, valus 4,000, wants an im proved tarm in western Town. Swan & Walk i 505, tock of hardware in Stubor Co. forland, value about $4,000. Swan 3 {26, novatack of bar wto in_ livo Nebraska town for land, valae 3,000 Swan & Walker. B 27;stock of ecrioultural fmplements and abett havdware. valuo about §,000. wania & good im proved farm. * Swan & Walker. 203, & 810,000 stock of clothing in a good Wis consi clty, 3 in lands and balanco ossh or im. proved security. * Beautiful store room at low ront. Swan & Walker, B 10, Hosk ot mixed hardwaro in a_live westorn Towa town for chesp lands, valuo $6,000, Swan & Walker, B 22 fine brick vk, rentawell in 8 ive contral coupied with geacral stock of farm, value; building 13,000, goods §7,000. Swan & & alker. 212 skoak of boots, shoou lints, caps and clothing valuod §8,000, in one of tho best towns u Neb., Valued 3,000 for nds. Swan & Welker. 218, & 3,000 stock of clothing, wants land in North Western lowa, for 6,000, and will pay difierence. Swan & Walker. 214, an §8,000 stook of drugs in contral fowa for land. Swan & Walerr. J3215anoterstoalc of drugs vaiue from 500 to §700 with store building avd Jot value 8500 in & good } cbraska vown wants partly improved land. Swan & Walker, Qor_full partioulars, write to or call upon Swan & Walker. 1t you want to sell, buy, or tradeany- thing, toll 5, & W. about 16, Bwan & Walkor, Coun- cil Blufls Iowa. JACOB SIMS, Attorney - ai-Law OOUNCIL BLUF18, WA, THOS, OFFICER W. H M. PUSE ONLY HOTEL In Council Bluffs having. FIRE ESCAFPH, And all modern improvements, call belly, fire alarm bells, et the CRESTON HOUSE Nos. 215, 217 and 219, Main Street, MAX MOHN, PROPRIETOR Madame ., & Balcear, Who for the past 19 yearshas been practisivg in 3an Francisco {s now located at No 8 N, 6th Bhrcet, opposite new Opera Houso. adame Balcear guarantoes to restoro HAIR OR WHISKERS, Or to give anyone a ugh mustache or bring out a ne growth ¢ a from four tosix weeks. rlcos reaso tion guaranteed, © sncere, d cislly rheumatlsin and cbronfo citesecs curea Ly o ustuwisl gift of be ctrets. Dr. E. J. Balcear, Councl) Bluffs, Ta. K. SBOHURZ. Tnstice of the Peace OFYIUR OVES Av ERICAM EXPUES TR OTE RE TS (O b R. Rice M. D. CHRONIC ‘DISEASES, o s s ety Over thirty yosrs practica lexpertence, Cffice No strest, Counoll Elufls sultation free, WELLS COOK. Genersl Agent at Large ¢ Barery Fusp Systenm," HARTFORD Life and Annuitv Ins.Co Brancd WeererN Diror, 22 Peant StReer COUNOIL BLUFFS,IA J. L. FORMAN, CLOTHING, Gen's Farnlshing Goods, HATS, CAPS, Boots, Shoes, etc.| No. 164 Broadway, Opposite the Ogden House D. GOLDSTEIN, PAwN & Loax Orrick 228 Brondway, GREAT BARGAINS In Unredeemed Goods WATCHES, JEWELRT, LOTHING, Instrumonts Bevelvers, A. J.8tevenson, Real Estate Dealer, 0. 503 yIRST AVE, Counall Rlufts, Yowa., Sraevn & Co., Props. All kinds of Oastings. Crestings & Roofing rall. Angs a speclalty, Prompt Attention Glven Bepaira. * (Omion Iroil'wms1 Shops Cor.8d et &15th Av.| J. L. RATEKIN, Farmers' Cnmmlssmn Store DEALER IN Groceries azd Proviatons, Traits, Confectionery, Cigars and Tobaceo, POULTRY A SPECIALTY. 619 S. Maln St., Highest market prico pald for farm produce, ¥.P,Bellinger, M.D, Surgeon and Physician Eyo and Ear Surgery ® Speclalty. 500 Broadway, Up-statrs Residence 657, 6th Avonue Cor. 7th 8 H. S. WEST, DENTIST, No. 12 Pearl St., Over Bes office.| Particular Atteation Glves $o the Preservation of tbo Nataral Teoth. Drs. WOODBURY & SON. DENTISTS, Cor. Pearl 8t. & 1st Ave,, Councll Bluffy, lowa. Ed. Wrigh STENOGRA P H —AND— Type-Writ 10ffios No. 518 Mynster Bt. t ER| J.J. BLISS, avn e Latest Styles of Millinery & Notious, Always st lowest prices. No. 328 Broudway. er C. L. NEUNAS, MEAT MARKET. All kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats, POULTRY. No. 799 Maln Street. J.). KOBETICH, Fine Boot and Shoe Maker, No 225 Main St, Council Blafty, Towa. §* ‘P‘ [ — EVERYBODY'S STORE. Dry Goods, Grocertes, Flour,| Feed, etc., ALWAYS AT THE Lowest Market Price, Oor. of Maia aod Nioth Ave, Commonly known EVERYBODY'S STORE, Dr, W. L. Capell, lSpectal attention given to Diseases of Women and Chronlo Disoasen. CONSULTATION FREE. Office in Opera House. M Dohany's| "THOR LEFEOVITS No, 104 MAIN ST, All kinds of Frults, Confectionsry &Cigars| The cheapest store and the best stock of Fruits, T, N. BRAY, Boots and Shoes AT LOW PRICES, 102 2Lain Street, Ceunoll Bluffy, Is. Grandy & Co., City Drog Store, Fine Cigars, Toilst Articles, Eto, Prescriptions & Spectalty, No. 21 Maln Bt CHICACO MEAT MARKET, J0BN RVERS, Prop. Fresh and Salt Meat, BOLOGNA SAUSAGE, Lard, Dried Beef, etc, No. 625 Mauin Street, st Dosr 8, of Ot Jo. House. OBELL & DAY, No. 89 Pear] Siroed. Real Estate, Insuran and Loan Agenta, Have $500,000 to Loan on/ ¥ per osnt Loterest. | | Warehouse, Dohany's Old Hall, 1 ‘ J. M. PHILLIPS, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Boots & Shoes Emplo; Agent for Para 413 Broadway, Kubber Company. Waite for prices, no traveling agents, thus eaving theic expenses to customers, Council Bluffs,li W.P. AYLSWORTH HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved and satlsfactioa guarantoed, Frams hous moved on Little Giant trucke, the best ln the world, W, P, AYLSWORTH., 1010 Ninth Street, Council Blufts