Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 24, 1885, Page 6

COUNCIL BLUFF Monday Morning, Aguust 24. SUBSORIPTION RATES, - « = = %0 senls per week 10.00 por your MINOR MENTION. Relter, merchant tallor, for fine goods The olrcult court will get at business probably to.day. Large new stock of linen collars and onffs at Harkness Bros. Otto Lund has opened up a fine raloon at No. 656 Broadway. Fine new laces and neckwear just re- colved at Harkness Bros'. The Knights and Ladies of Honor have their plonle to-morrow evening. Chlef Skinner proposes to make war on Sunday plonles inslde the city limits, Do not fall to ree the new ‘‘Favorlte” poreet just recelved at Harkness Bros', The furniture, such s it is, in the old court house, is to be sold at auctlon next Baturday. The Eplecopal church soclable will be held Wednesday evening at the residence of J. B. Atkins, Presldent Brooks, of Tabor college, oceupled the pulplt of the Congregational ohurch yesterday morning. Rink & Weber have opened the store formerly used by the Star bakery, at No. 227 Maln street, as a ealoon. Joe Wright has been arrested on sus- plolon of being one of the fellows who barglarized the palnters’ car of the C., B. & Q. railway. Otto Rickter and Miss Clara Eppert, both of this clty, were happily joined in wedlock on Saturdsyafternoon by Juatice Schurz in his office, The trustees of St. Paul’s church have been notified to remove the old chorch ‘within ten days, so &s to make room for the bullding of the new court hoase. Oharles Lynn, on being served with a notice that hls wife had commenced divorce proceedlngs agalnst him, pro- ceeded to get gloricusly drunk and was fined in police court Saturday. The motion to dissolve the injunction restraining D. F. Eicher from assuming the chieftainship of the fire department waa argued Saturday before Judge Ayles- worth, and taken under adv!s:ment. Taylor & Calif have sold thofr grocery cn Broadway near the Northwestern de- pot to Oharles Racer, of Kuepper & Racer, the grocers, and have bought the grocery of William Welsh, on Fifth ave- nue, corner of Teath street. Mr. and Mra, J. K. Cooper have been sadly bereaved by the death of thelr lit- tle son, aged one year, who had been for several dsys hoverlng between the two shores, and passed over to the brighter one on Friday last. The funeral services were held yesterday. To-day is the time set for the appear- ance of the Democratic Eagle, the may- or’s ‘‘only and original,” to be published by a company bearing the same name es the paper. It is undersiood that Col. ‘Whittlesey Is to be the editor, in name, and the mayor himself In fact. The Eagle Publishing company want two or three hundred boys to sell papers. Apply at the office on Bryant street, oppo- site the clty building, between 2 and 3 o'clock. The boys should provide them- selves with pennles, so as to make change with customers, as the paper will sell for two cents, All lovers of the beautifal in decorative srt will find it to their Interest to call at 34 Pearl street and examine the samples of art embroldery on exhibltion by the New Home Sewing Machine company, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- day of this week. R. M. Wilbur, Gen- eral agent; A, M. Howland, exhibltor. Rev. A, 8, Coats, prefessor of sacred theology In the theologleal seminary of Rochester, N, Y., preached inthe Baptist church here yesterday morning, and last evening preached in Omaha. Rev. Mr. Van Orsdale, of Ottaws, Kansas, preached in Omaha In the morning, and occupled the pulplt of the church here last even Ing. g An attempt was made Saturday night to burglarize the store of J. L. Ratekin, No. 619: Maln street. The fellows in forelng open a door aroused Mr. Ratekin, and he stood ready to glve them a warm receptlon, but hls wife make some nolse which gave warning that the folks were not asleep, and the thleves skipped out In a hurry. Willlam Brix saw Mike Stoker fooling about the pockets of another man, and concluding that it was a clear case of at- tempted pocket-plcking, bad him arrest- od. The cise is to be examined int> to- day, and it s clalmed that Stoker will make 1t clear that he is not a plokpocket, and that the euppored Intended viciim was an old frlend of his, and that Brix was decelved, A ocar used by the palnters in their work along the line of the C. B, & Q. was burglarized Saturday morning. The men keep), thelr eupplies in one end and use the other end of the car for llving purposee. The thieves got away wiih clothing, a watch, revolver, $30 in cash and varlous trinkets. Some of the stolen property was recovered by Capt. Hath- away, it haviog been sold at second-hand stores, Yesterday afterncon there was a ram- pus at or noar Kate Halbert's place, on Eleventh avenue, uear Main street, The police arrestod W. H Dalronty, J. Ram- sey aud R, Peters, and they. were booked for being drunk and disturbiog the peace. Tt 1s said that Ed Ford was mixed up ln thoe affaie In soms way, snd that he hit Romsey ln the head with a brl Ford was not srrested, and the pollcs seem to Jluk that be only took e justifiable part in the mstter, and that he will appess himself this morning to explaln it. Harry Birkinblne, who has had an ex- porfence of fifteen yoars as an engineer, snd who Is thoroughly posted In the sanitary questions Involved in the discus- slon about the fooation of the ocemetery, hae made a oarefal survey of Falrview cemetery, and declares that he does not belleve it In any way detrimental to the health of the clty under the present man- sgement, He further says that In all the citles he has virited and lived In he ocan- not call one to mind that has not a burlal ground In the thickly populated part of the clly, and much nearer than Falrview to the populated center of Council Bluffs, John T. Stewart, Erq., sends from Now York a copy of the World of the 17th inst., contalning an account of the burlal on the 16th of August of W. H. Thomae, commodore of the New York Yacht clab, whose body was placed In Trinlty churchyard, New York, which is looated on Broadway at the head of Wall street. This shows that scme of the learned men and physiclans of Council Blofts are In error In suppoeiog that burying in the clty of New York has been prohibited. The trouble there Is that ground s too valuable to be used generally for burlal purpeses, not that the public health is affected theroby. ELEGANT WEDDING AND STYLISH PARTY Statlonery, the finest and most complete line ever brought to the clty now at PRYOR'S BEE JOB OFFICE. Invitations, Programe, Regrets, Calling Oards, etc., THE LATEST STYLES, and In quantities to sait. 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, A SUNDAY SCORCH. The RKesidence of James Ronning Burned to the Ground, About 1 o’clock yesterday an alarm of fire was caused by the burning of the residence of James Ronning, No. 459 Glen avenue, near the great reservoir of the water works, The fire department conld do little to put down the flames, however, as there was some unfortunate break or stoppage in the fire-pressure of the water supply, the first occurrence of this kind which has yet marked the his- tory of the company. The building was burned to the ground. It was a twc- story frame, and cost about $1,400, It was insured tor $400 in the Council Bluffs Inturance company. The cauge of the firo Is unknown, The first known of It was by the awakening of a young man named Sorenson, who was slecping in the houte, and who finding the room filled with rmoke, roused Mr. Ronning, the rest of tho family being In Codar Rapids, visiting friends there. The two men got out of the house with difficulty. The resldencs of Mr, Mayne, about forty feet dlstant, had also a nar- row escape from being destroyed, and had 1t not been for the raln that was ng, would have at least been badly acorched. The fallure of the water supply eesma not to be due to any neglect or defect of the water worke, but to one of those un- fortunate comblination of clrcumstances for which no one Is to be blamed, and which could hardly have been foreseen and prevented, One of the large wvalves at the river is out of order, and another was ordered by telegraph to be sent from the east by express, but had not arrived. The defective one was belng made to answer the present purposes, but could not be worked #o quickly as If it had been in good order. Captaln Hathaway, not knowing this, shut off the fire pro- tection at the city bullding, as ususl in case of fire, and after waltlng for the water works, and finding that the pressure did not come with usual promptness, opened it agaln, thinking that if this was not done, there would neither be fire pressure or reservoir pres- sure, and that by opening it the reser- volr pressure would be glven anywa; The opening, however, prevented t{a en- glnes from getting on the fire pressure, all thelr pumplng being slmply to throw water Into the reservoir. The reeervolr pressure was of Itself not sufficient at that location, the nearest hydrant being elght hundred feet or more away, and the frictlon overcoming the preesure. This s the first time when any such break has ocourred sluce the establishment of the water works, but had it not happened, it Is doubtful whether there would have boen any difference In the result, as the bullding was wrapped In flames when the fire was dlecovered, one theory belng that it was struck by lightning, e —— Next Sunday, August 23, the saloon hs&eu are to give a plenlc at the parl on Graham avenue, Extentive pre, tlons are being made, and good musio and other needfals for a good time will be provided. All are cordially invited, ——— Read. To close out the old stock we make the followlng low offer on Pianos and Organs: Wehter upslght plano, style v i “ Chase “ “ “ “ “ “ “ Equare grand * pany, 103 Muin street, Council Bluffs, Towa, L ——— Substantial abstract of title and real estate loans, J, W, and E. L., Squire, 102 Pearl street. o —— ‘Workers with metals generating elec- trlolty escaped the cholera of '40, Then use our electric belts. Judd & Smith, Councll Bluffs. Agents wanted. o —— Abead as Usual, The New Home Sewing Machlne com- pany glves a free exhibition of the fines! decoratlve work over thown in the city. All done on thelr sewing machine Everybody No. 34 Pe sireet, {nvited, e —— The Missourl vo, r, & slight bally, falr-halred young man, perhsps 30 years old, pulled lnto the port of Slonx City, Thursday noon, two days out from Yank- tou, The flaxen-halred, sun-browned skipper left Livingston, on the Yellow- stone river, July 4, bound for the jetties at the mouth of the father of waters, and has completed this much—almost one- half the trip—in his clinker-built, white- hall rowboat. COUNOCIL ORUMBS, The Municipal Paternals Attending to Sidewslks, Sewerage and The olty conucil met in special Saturday morning. The committes on paving reported in favor of letting the paving contracts to 8. P. Folsom. The county attorney reported that the salary of the judge of the superior court should bs pald the first two quarters of the year out of the city treasury, and the last two out of the county. The time for constructing sldewalka on stroets ordered paved was extended. The clty engineer was Instraoted to prepare a grade for Park avenune from Pomona street to Falrmount park. A sldewslk was ordered on Eighth streot from Broadway to Avenue G. aleo on Seventh street from Broadway to Avenue E. The city attorney was instructed to prepare a resolution ordering Eighth and Ninth avenues filled to grade. The petition of Jake Rogers for a free llcense as osrrler was referred, A crossing was ordered at the corner of First avenue and Ninth street, and also at several polnts on Franklln avenue. The clty attorney was instructed to prepare & resolution ordering property owners on North Second sireet, Wash- Ington avenue and Fletcher avenue to constract a house sewor. A number ofssl on mon petltioned for arefunding of the llcente pald by them for August, or e'ss that the dellnquent saloonmen should be forced to pay. No actlon taken. The council] then adjourned until evening. THE EVENING SESSION. in the evering the councll spent con- siderable time in dlscuseing the questlon of sewerlng the streets lately ordered paved. Property owners and others pre- sonted their views, and finslly the coun- cil declded to advertlze for proposals for ballding sewers. A sldewalk was ordered on Washington avenue, from Benton to Hartlson atreets, Property owners on Eighth and Niath etreets were ordered to fill up the aide. walizs to grade within thirty daye. A resolution was adopted accepting the bid of 8. P. Folsom, on paving, for all the streets advertised except North Sec- ond street from Wnamngtos avenue to Fletcher avenue, the coundil reserving the right to designate what portion and when the work should be done by the contractor, Alderman Straub was Instructed to In- tervlew property owners on Maln and Bancroft streets In regard to paving of alleys In the rear of their premists, with wooden blocks instead of stone, if the contractors would release the city from the contract. The city attorney was instructed to prepare a modification of the ordinance in regard to street stands. The council then adjourned until next Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock, A GIANT LIFT. A Threc-Story Brick Building, One Hundred Feet Equare, Raised Six Feet from Its Founda- tione, and Not & Orack, The largest brick bullding ever raised in this part of the west has been success- fully lifted six feet in the air without a crack or a break, This heavy bit of work 18 none other than St, Francis scademy, located at the corner of Seventh street and Fifth avenue, and the herculean tzsk was performed by Mr. W. P. Ayls. worth, of this clty, who has already done some remarkably skillful work 1n that line, but who has now covered himself all over with glory, The building isa mammoth one to be thus ralsed, it being three storles high, and bhaving a frontage on Fifth avenue of 100 feet. while Its frontage on Seventh street is only four feet less, The filling of the streets made it neces- sary that thisgreat pile of brick should be ralsed aix feet—by no means an easy task, and its progress has been watched esgerly and anxlously, One of the diffi- calties was the fact that the academy had been bullt in three sections, the brick walls not jolning into each other, though clorely united. It was ralsed as a whole, however, and so ekillfully -has the work been done that even where the different parts of the buliding csma together, there is not a crack, while one locks in valn over the plasterlng, ceillngs and walls for the slightest evidence that this great structure has been thus lifted slx feet from its original foundatlon, To thos raise such s building, tlmbers without number, and 560 jacks were re: qulred, and under the tower especlally theee jicks were placed so closely as to hardly leave rorm for another one. It is needless to enlarge upcn the skill re- quired to bave all thess timbers adjusted perfectly, and each of this army of screws Xk |turned with a nleety and uniformity - | which. would result in’ the quiet, steady lifthng of thls mass of brick and mortar, &0, that there should not be a jar, or the least orack of even the fraglle plastering. That Mr. Aylsworth] has ‘accomplished this s sofficient proof of h's being an artist in his line, There | L to the bullding, 22x5606 foet, closely joined to it, but still a sep- arate bullding, This has been threo feet above the msin bullding, but now its floora are three feet below. The change has been made without hardly any Ind!- catlons of it, the buildings belue still close together, It s probable that this L will also be ralsed, later in the season, and then St, Francls academy will be ss model an establishment In the educa- tlonal lue as can be found in any city. SUNDAY WORK. Track Laying Done Yesterday Dodgethe Injunctions Becured by Indignant Property Owaers, One injanction was secared on Friday and two on Saturdsy to prevent the lay- ing of two switches from the Wabash maln line to the warehouses of Keeline & Felt, Raymond & Campbell ana Sack. ett & Preston on Thirteenth avenue, be- tween Third and Fourth streets, At 2 o'clock p. m. Sundsy mornlng a speclal traln coniaining twenty laborers srrived at the W, h freight depot on Eleventh svenue, and they procecded at once to lay the ewltches. They oon- tinued thelr work all dey yesterday. Bartholomew Donohue who objected to the laying of the track, danced around and ralsed quite & howl, bat the lojune- to DYING AND CLEANING WORKS. Gentlemen's Clothing Cleaned, Dyed and Repaired, without rippine, Plumes Oleas Laces Cloaned, Dyed snd Refin Blaffs, opposite Post office. ed. F. B. PATTON, Manager, or Qolored any Shade, to Sample Tace Curtains neatly clesned Lindies' Drosses Cleaned and Dyed Velvets, and Council ENGLISH” 130 to 1:30,; 265 cents, AND “THE Regular Dinner 11 606 Broadway, The only all night house in the city. notios. He KITCHEN. Counocil Bluffs. Everything served in first clasa styloand on shor ot and cold lunches always ready. J. M. PHILLIPS, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Boots & Shoe Emplo Agent . 413 Broadway, no traveling agents, thus eaving their expenses to customers, or Para Rubber Company, Write for prices, Council Bluffs,a W.P. AYLSWORTH' QL Brick buildin, oved on Little of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed, Framoe hous iant trucks, the best in the world, W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Blufla tlons could not be served, 1t being Sunday. One of the Iaborers early in the dey, had two of hls fingers mashed and taken off, and another was hurt In the braast by carelessness in handling the § rallroad iron, otherwlss everything worked smoothly. RSONAL, Wm. C.Leo is doubly bappy. Oneof a kind. Mr. and Mrs, G, W. Kuight, of Irvington, Neb , haye been visiting the families of I, 1! and J, M, Adams, of the Bostonshos store. About twenty yeara ago they were neighbors in Boston, and have never met since until the past week. J. W, Kleeb, who has been resting up, starts out this morning to work up the Ne- braska shoe trade, E. E. and J. E. Harkness have roturned from a trip through Nebraska, accompanied by their cousin, Mr, Hunt, of Rhode Tsland, Geo. W, Thompson, wife and child left last evening for Rockford, 1lls, Mr, Thompson goes on business to his father's (N, C. Thompson) implement factory, and will re- turn in about a week, and Mrs, T, snd chitd will remain & month or so, [@Mrs, Charles Maxley, whose husband is Twins. %10 general buggageman cf the Chicago &% Northwestern in this city, hay roturned from %10 Hob Spriogs, where she has been together with her son, secking a bettering of health Ed. H. Walters, booklkeeper in the banking institution of Mesers, Burnbam, Tulleys & Co,, has returned from o three woeks' visit to Chicago, his old home, Mrs, S, A. Orcutt, who a short time ago fell down stairs at night while in the act of clos- fg the windows of the house during a heavy rain, and broke her wrist so badly that Dr. | . Macrae found it necessary to amputste the hand, is getting along finely. J. L. DzBEVOISR, Onion Ticket Agent Ne. 507 Broadwsy Councll Blufls, Railway Time Table, OOUNOIL BLUFFS. The { Ing are the times of the arrival and pazturo of ralns by oentral standard time, st th {ocal depote, Tralng leave tranelor dopot tem min aud azrve ton minutes Iater, . ARRIVE, GHI0A90 And NORTHWRATERN, Mail and Express Accommodation Express €TI0A90 AND BOCE 181AND, Mall and Expross Aoccommodation Express ) €HI0490, JILWAUKNE AND 57, PAUL. Mall and Expross Expross (10460, BURLINGTON AXD 0TTNOY, Mall and Expross Accommodation Express WarAz, BT, L0UI8 AN Local t. Louls Exp Transtor ‘. Mail and Exprese Expross WIOUX OITY AXD PAOITIS Mal for Sloux City Expross for 86 Paul UNION PACIFIC, Danver Express Lincoln Pags Om & Overland Express DUMMY TRALNS TO OMAIA. Loave Council Bluffy — 40 o 0 nv ONLY HOTEL In Council Bluffs having FIRE HESCAPE, And all modern improvements, call bells, fire alarm bells, eto,, is the CRESTON HOUSE Nos, 215, 217 and 219, Main Street, MAX MOHN, PROPRIETOR : R. Rice M. D, CANC EHS,"{..‘fiET.'. dmos Towoned, wilbon) 4 CHRONIC ‘DISEASES, o s s rty years proctica loxperience, Cffice o stiest, Counall Blulls sultation tree. JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law COUNOIL BLUFIB, WA. VHOS OFFICER W, HM, PUAE SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE.—Spoolal & verileomen suo s Lost Found, To Loan, For Bale, To Ron Wante, Board. will bo inserted In $his column at $he low T8 PER LINE for tho firab Insertion nd FIVE OENTS PER LINE for each subsoquent in- sortion. Leaveadyartisoments ab cur ofice, ¥o. 12 THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS MONDAY, AUGUST 21. 1885 I s AN lATEKII, hmm;\fillfil:l Store,| Real Estate Dealer, ! 0. 508 rineT AV, TOULTRY A SPECIALTY, { 619 5. Maln St Highest market price patd Counall Stafmy, Town. o e g H. 8. WEST, DENTIST, No. 12 Pearl £4, Over Bos offics, Partiealar Atteation Give) to the Preservation of he Nataral Tosth Drs. WOODBURY & SON DENTISTS, Cor, Pearl Bt & 1st Ave, Oouncll Blaffy, Towa, Ed. Wright STENOGRA PH ER —AND— Type-Writer J. J. BLISS, AL TR Latest Stylos of “[Millinery & Notions, Always at lowent prioen Office No. 518 Mynster 8t No. 328 Broadway. ¥ ‘ C. L. NEUNAS, MEAT MARKET, All kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats, POULTRY, No. 799 Main Stroet. 1., KOBETICH, Flne Boot and $hos Maker, No 225 Maln St, Council Bluffy, Towa, —— EVERYBODY'S STORE. Dry Goods, Groceries, Flour,| Foed, oto., ALWATS AT THR Lowest Market Price, Oor. of Maln aad Nizth Ave,| Commonly known as EVERYBODY'S STORE, Dr. W, L. Capell, iSpecial attention glven to Diseases of Women and Chronle Diseases. CONSULTATION FREE, Ofice in Dohany’s {Opera House. . “THOB LEFEOVITS No, 104 MAIN ST, All kinds of Frults, Confectionsry&Clgars The chespest store and| the best stock of Frulta. T, V. BRAY Boots and Shoes AT LOW PRICES, 102 Main Gtreet, Oeuaoll Blufly, In, CHICAGO MEAT MARKET, JOEN BVERS, Prop. Fresh and Salt Meat, BOLOGNA SAUSAQE, Lard, Dried Beef, etc| Grandy & Oo,, Gity Drag Store, Fine Clgars, Toilet Artlcles, Eto, Prescriptions a Speclalty, TEood pay to right ma dway. J. A. Powers, managor. JRopase_ A six xoom house, ten mitntes Wk from buslness, city water, well and clstern. For Tent obeap. For Rext—No. 150 Harrison street, Moo 4 Poarl street. ['OR SALE—An clegant Wisoonsi 0 acres, 10 tillable, rail way ing; trame houst for himestead staurant, ico hous barn, 300 fruit {re boats, eto. A fine’ resort, ot i and 120 foct above Barahoo 4 Ben boat " as r. Address W. & offioe, Cou WANTED tak first- alrensy establis| to_purcha: hardaaro bus'ness, 1 0, 53—For sale or rent, ou vory liberal t 'ho Coun il Elufls Paper Mill,” complote, with ypropar , will trade for 0. 9—A beautifol home In the town Towa, for Nebrasica land. V plendid farm, well improved, 610 acres #n Dickinson county, Towa, joluiog the town of Epirit ako. Price, for ashort timc; 335 por acre. No. 184 to 187—Aro four improved faras in Phillips county, Kansa#, eca with a small incumbraucs. Tho cquitas will bo exchanged for unincumbered wild landln Nebrasks —480 acrec in Holt_county, Neb., par:ly 4 blg bargain. Wants to'exchange (¢ No. 64 -A fine two story brick r.sidence, ene of tho best locations in Council Blufls, wil trade for unincumbered Kansas or Nebraska lands. Va'ue No 65 aud 11—Are two other beantiful homes in Council Blufts, which cash payment will buy ata . 68~ A beanti'ul suburban location in Towa Towa, will exchange for westera lands. Value Eargalns. or want to jOfficg & Pusev. BANKERS Councll Bluffs, Iowa. Established, ¥OR AL BY | S. A. PIERCE, 100 Main St., Council Bluffs Rotall Boot and Shoo store Whero big bargatns oan aiways bo found, LESSONS GIVEN ON THR Piano and Organ, By Miss Fannie Westcott, Organist; at the Presbyterian church, Residence 606 Wash- ington Ave, N. BOHURZ. Instice of the Peace OFFICH OVER ANKRIOAN RXPEESS OVNOTE HLTEES THw WELLS COOK. General Agent at Largo e “ Sarery Foxo Systes,” HARTFORD Life and Annuitv Ins, Co Brancs WestseN Diror, 2 Peart Steeer COUNOIL BLUEFS, IA STORAGE Ne. 21 Main 5t. OBELL & DAY, No. 89 Pear] Stresh. Real Estate,’ and Loan Agenta, Have 500,000 fo Loan on| Dohany’s O1d Hall, ¥ per oent Interest. I Wareltouss]» NEUMAYER'S HOTEL, Wes, 208, 210 Bresdway. Rales $1.00 to $1.25 per day} First Olass Bar in conneotion,, Opposite Ogden House. Trunks, Satchels, Sample Cases, etc. No. 89 Pearl 8t,, corner] of First Avenue. Real Estate Losn sad Tnrurance Aguagy FOKRI‘IS‘K"—HB[] TH, Fire Companles Reprosetlng $22,000,000 of Assels. No 130 Main St. tounoll dlufs, - ABSTRACTS OF TITLE ‘That you ean rely on. Hongy al Lowest Rates. McMAROX & €0, No. 4 Pearl 5t Town ‘S31¥300HO Loveg puv oldnyg uj SepeeT ‘THOLS 8,00 VIk HOISO8| LY €1A0T9 TIONAOD 41914 10K wOUM. A. P. Hanchett, M.D. EOMEQPATRIO Physician & Surgeon, Cou . No 12 Pearl Sire 1010 12 a. m,, and No. 120 4th) 13, before 9| &.m, ind aficr 7 p. m. Telophono No. 10. = P. 0. MILLER, Wl Paer aad Dooralons; Palots, Olls & Varsishes, ARCHITECTS, CONY.RACTORS No, 13 Pearl St., COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1A ¥o. 301 Upper Broadway, Mandemake'rs & Van, AND BUILDERS, [ E.C. SMITH, General Agent N.Y. Life Ins. Co 110,00 5079 00 Brondway. —Uj Staire, 5 JOHN J. KURTZ, PHENIX Meat Market. Oor. Maln and Btory B, P — 3 1. GILINSKY, New and Second Hand FURNITURE, Stoves and Household Goods; At Lowest Prices Gheapost Btore No, 53¢ Broad wi (Council Blufs, TAYLOR & CALEF, Fauoy and Staple GROOCERIES, Bost Line ia the Clty, No, 836 Broadway, Gouscll Blufls. L, FORMAN, Croriixg, Bent's Farnishing Goods, HATS, CAPS, Boots, Shoes, etc. No. 164 Broadway, Opposite the Ogden House | D, coLpsyEL |Pawx & Toax Orrick | 28 Brosa | @REAT BARGAINS |In Unredeemed Goods,| | waremzs, ;EWELRY, 1 CLOTHING, |Masteal s Suréeun | and EP;I]y,siclan P Restdenoe 087, th A Shops Cor.8d ¢h A13th Av, Gor. ThBL Norene & Landstrom, Merchant Tailors Buits to order in latest styles at cheapest possible [prices, No, 206 Main Councli Bluft N, J. Bwanson. SWANSON MUSIC €O, ealers in PIAMNOS AND ORGAN Aud all kinds of wusios] fus trum ents, ments of overy descripticn twned and re confident of giting. the bust of eatisiuc ion. C. E. Swanson solo on the lustallment ylan. Musical netry. ver 14 years exporience in the business we fgs trop 8ign of the gilt orgen 320 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA e ————— KIEL. SALE STAB Keep Horsca and Mules conctantly on han we will gell In retail or carload lots Al Stock Warranted as Revresented Bolecals and retall deslers in Graln and Baled ¥ ‘“onable Eatietaction Quarenteen” T CHLUTER ¢ BOWLEY Cor, bth Ay, and 4th 8t., Counell Bluffs, / hioh