Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 3, 1886, Page 6

( et THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. - OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET. - Delivered by carrier in any part of the city at twenty cents per week., 1. W. T - Manager. TELEPH( Busixrss OFFICE, Ni Pants to order, from $5 up, at Reiter's. The funcral of Mrs. M. J. Kingston will be held this morning at 10 o'clock A socinble will be held in the parlors of the Methodist church to-morrow even- ing. Lewis Hammer & Co,, have putin a telophone in their lamber yard. No. 138, “The fur .|I of Mrs, Mary Smith was held yeste fternoon, and was lar, attended by friends, A large Newfoundland dog belong to J. G. Tipton has had one of his eyes plucked out by a erow. Itis said that the trouble betwe chief of police and the mayor has be fixed up, and that the little chief wil stay by, and not resign, Permit to wed was v Felix Bach and county; also to Jol and Annie Chambers, of Tecumseh, Neb, As willbe seen by o notice in - anothe column, Mr, H. Beeeroft bas bought the interest of Juke Rodgers in the bus line and transfer business; and will hereafter conduct it. the te ; given to en, botl y R Beckwell, of ' = Irvin Ogden, an emiploye of the Coun- cil Blufis Insurance company’s printing office, yesterday had the two (url'h"g‘-'r of )u« right hand printing press. Chris, Larson, the lower Main strect grocer, kays that the report that his son was Intln a mad dog, which was pasted in the old grandmotlier’s scrap hook yes- terday, is not true. Jake Shoup was arrested yesterday for It is thought t n boozing so much as to he q TR LR FRLIGIONN; ‘b BYNGEIL exposure took place. The Merry Thinkers met on \loml\\ g, | were entertained Anna Squires. The |y o by Mr. I8 Ilu'm all o fine sleig supper at Louie’s. The city marshal ye ' word from Manning to be on llw lookout for two young fellows, I, E. Stuart and W. M. Stuart, who were wanted for jumping u board bill, stealing two ponics and sKipping out. A meeting of the board of trade was held last evening in Masonie hall, number of communi; ms from difter- manufacturers i vnlllml(lu i all wer most important was one again manently locating all sessions Sof the su- preme court at Des Moines. On Monday evening Mr: entertained 2 small numbe anovel, charming manner. were the members of the Whist whicl ve had such delightful ings. This evening they were tran: into a Mikado progressive euchre p: and the entertainment throughout was truly Mikado in eyery detail so far as pOs- sble, it being the first of parties given in this city. very enjoyable one to all part badly mashed n W. W. Loomis n[l_{r nds in he guests club, pants. A move is here of the plan : Beg, such n foot for the organization il club of business men, on t forth some time ago in the as has been .ulnplud in so many cities of about the size of Council Blnflx The purpose of such a club will s to have rooms, where visiting busi mtn from other cities can be entert: m and where the bu ly, fr dly and |urun converse, i club can be maintain e at little individual expense, and will serve as a great help in many wi has been using government to Congressman Lyman lllfl influence to get the ive to this city for pa uur]u)so: Honey Creek luke. ‘Those who have been cateh- ing fish that lake have united in an organization to prevent any such dona- tion if possible, elaiming thatif it is to this city the Council Bluffs citiz will soon have caught all the fish and ruined their business. Council Blufly fishers have gained the ro putation of being wonderfully successful, doubtless on account of the womh-riul qcm 8 mh lished by fi arties in the ly papers in tempts to it f other. If the truth was known thery no cause for alarm, for there are doubt- less some errors in these fishing scores as made public. R Best coal and wood 1n the city at Glea- son’s, 26 Pearl strect. e Personal Paragraphs. Jimmy MeDe mott has taken position as da Mus. L. A. Smith Culifornia to Los Angeles, C. L. Hammel, of the Marseilles man- any, leaves on a trip to his old the Ogden house. left last night for make her future home at , the upper Broadway and his condi- 5 on llw sick I on is reported as quite s Miss Mollie I Larimer, arrived and is the guest of Miss - e Not Jumped Town. Frank Cooley, who has been in the agricultural business here for some time, doing a commission business fo Wells & Co., was reported by an paper as having skipped. seems to have done him Peere, Wells & Co. say the umn!m-(m) settlement wit business was closed legitimate Cooley has simy engage in busir no oceasion for such a report, ven| The report nijlm and the Mr, one to Nebraska to and there seems hin For first ¢l wood eall on Gleason, athis coal oftice, 26 Pearl street. - - Train Report. The Chicago & Northwestern came in five hours late yesterday. The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacitic arvived four hours late, The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy was only twenty-five minutes behind, The Ch hlil\\'nul;cu & St. Paul The Sioux City i, Kansas City 8t. Joo & Coundil Bluffs, and the Wabash, $t. Louis & Pacific all came iu on time, — - To the Editor: 2 10 correct the statement made by the Council Blufls Herald last evening to the effvct that Frank Cooley, our agent, had skipped town. M. Cooley, Im(un x this eity for McCook ade o settfement with us thut was v tly satistactory and according to contract Iu 1d by us. DEERE, s & Co. “The Irish Li nd “luterviewing rs. Pratt,” at Maspnic hall, Thursday, February 4. Remgber the date. Al mission, 25 cents, over the sewer ditch, | Moines, Mr, AN INVESTICATION WANTED. The Institution for the Deaf and Dumb to be Bevmwd, THE SEWER DITCH TROUBLE. Light Weight Talk About Coal—Des Moines Wants the Supreme Conrt All the Time—A Traveling Man Travels Too Far. Investigating the Institution, The legislative visiting committee which vecently looked over the institu- tion for the deaf and dumb here, seemed satisfied with the management and the work being done. It was understood that one of the membersof the committee was not friendly to the management, but there seemed to be nothing for him to criticise. Since their return to Des ale, one of the commitie from the house, rveported that they had done their duty, but asked le: to re- visit the institution as grave charges had come to the knowledge of the committee since their return to Des Moines. What + charges are, or from whom tl anate do not appear, but if they are nothing more than the reha; which the mayor of this ci hirelings made in order (o have som thing sensational for his gasping, dirty little sheet, they are unworthy the atten- tion of anyone. If there is any responsi- ble maker of any grave charges, there should not only be an investigation, but a thorough, fearless one, and let’ the blame, it blame there be, fall on whoever may be found am! he BEer has no pm to protect, and will gladly give the ot 3 I 1, but n hopes not Jonsible gossips will ¢ to be done to any. of the state association written the follow- here are being runots to the effect t fand Dumb In- stitute at Council Blufls been misman- aged, ete., which should allow me an oppor- tunity to n-\-l because Lam a deaf mute of DEs ) Floated Towa, anp think I ought to know whercof 1 spe I have been a frequent visitor to this scl much interested in its pro- e s, and b iever been able todetect any faults, Howeve as [ learned in Couneil Blufls | originated by a cheap newspape which for polities’ sake hias been ver aglist ity superintendent, and sparing no ueh ramo 11, s him remoyed paper hat he is an “offensive 1»(- n” and at the head of ten pupils in a repub- | procession during the “late. pr ign, We wonid wonder it politics ary to do with state institutions, 1 s ean never doanything with such ««huuh but much . The superintendent has a right to declare himsclf a republi demoerat, or agreeni ', OF QL P! ist, but I know he has ne: umxml on others taking his example or choice, so faras I can prove, He has as a foreman of one of his industrial departments a deaf mute man who served in the rebel army nearly four y e f mute is a staunch demo- ¢ any other objection? I "he Council Bluff's pa- Hore 1 thby ars have eriticised the doings of this institution and done mueh harni to_it, instead of encouraging its prog- We are sorry they do. It is a gross in- Justi Now, Mr. Vauglnn's paper. alleges the fuots by the parents of & pupi the superin- tendent rifled one or two letters, and that ac- counts for the controversy, now demanding the legislature to investizate the matter. say let them investigate it to the utmost, I made an inqu of the ofticers at the school about th tter and found it was not cor- rectand t the parents had been misin- formed. Here the ents would not ae- knowlede the explanation, but went to re- pudiate the superintendent for the s f the hild—so does the cow to her calf. has always been the custom at all p schools thiat the superintendents IiB! read all letters before disposing of them for ma —for it sometimes becomes necessn to stop the possible conveying of facts connected with the instit For instance, one girl had her dear mothel W rl)lt'vl‘ He inquired her about it, to whlch she replied, “only the heada T n the letter was shown her to cor ect it his business and duty to prevent the 1 of \u(‘h misinformation. "We always fr. Hammond, the superintendent, and he 18 8 very Aneand. courEeous gentle: man. He is thie ablest and most experienced superintendent this institution has ever had, Also he is recognized by all as one of the best instructors for deaf mutes in the Umted es, having been fifteen years among the mute ie institution, until then, had experi- enced a constant change of superintendents and most of them do not know how to run such an institution, which has mueh retarded progress. ‘The Colorado school experi- ences it now. These schools ar notable exceptions in the whole wo Id ut’ civilization! = Shall we have a pow-wow there again? We conslder it & £ross injus- tice. Because. of all, this institution under Mr. lammond's admin i possesses the greatest credit in the intelli- gence of its pupils, It has contributed tself much toward the u‘}llululwn of Iow as the “banner state in educatio; flects @ credit on lowa. There attending - the National Deaf Mute College at Washington, D. C., eleven or twelve hailing from lowa, and this n ber is the ]mm‘»l of all in the countr, intendent J. W. Akers and llnn H. fair at New Orleans (ur |lr~ \\ondLr(ul Ill- dustrial exhibitions, 1t will be scen that it is necessary to retain excellentand experienced hers, and as a rule it can succeed in its to mn; 1o injustice shall be done to Supe t Hammond, and if the legislature have some bills for the support and main- tenance of this institution, we recommend the adoption of the same. RuUssELL Syuri, Sewer Ditch Squabble, The city council has got inte a ngle In fact the enter- prise has been attended by confusion since its incipiency. The work of dig- ging the ditch was commenced at the wrong end. Nooutlet was given it and the city has had to pay almost as much to clear out the fill, doing the work over, as it would have taken in the first place to provide an adequate outlet, Now that it is proposed to go ahead and eut through below the eity limits, thus affording the necessary outlet, the contract for doing the work is claimed by Mitchell Vincent at 24} cents a yard, while others provose to cut it through for 17 cents. If Mr. Vincent is not '\llo\\ ed to go ahead with the work, he threatens to sue for dam- ages and take other legal steps to protect his rigl eil allows him to go ahead him this additional sum, aboye other bidders, then the tax- ayers will make it decidedly unpleasant dermen, and charge them with jobbery and extra The ulder- men claim that it N their un- d nding t had the contract for the , and they do not now so constrioe the contraet, which was made by the Jrevious coun The city v and eity engineer report the The city is not in yery good “thevetore,” 1o litigate Vincent's plhl]\\., elaim There is great should be given the diteh, need that sowme onutlet Therels great danger 1 case of the snow going off rap- idly, with rains, that much flooding will result. -The residents of the exposed dis- tricts -have been very patient, and have lived on promises for u long time. necessity for some action at once is great. Tt is proposed by some, and this meets with ]:n'u by a number of the aldermen, that the city shall not let the contract to | any one, but_rejecting all bids and ignoring Mr. Vincent's claim, shall {10 | ahead itself, putting on a force under the charge of the strect supervisor, and dig a tem porary outlet. It is snggested that a bill can be passed the present legislature mn(rrnm_v upon the connty th ht to make appropriations for such the outlet being ovtside of fimits. Ttis thought that if the | county had such anthority it might help | out of the dilemima wha biil was Y“. sented at the last legislature. but too late to be passed. While the tempo; out- let would mcet the present emorgency, and cost but a few hundred do this bill could be passed and further action taken morc leisurely Light Weight Talk. “You're all the time it to us gporting men, and claiming we are rob- bing people and all that kind of stuff. Why don't you give it to the coal men? There are some of them who are doing more dead robbery than any of us fellows.”” The Bee man informed the inquirer that light weight jokes on the coal men had got worn out and were no longer read with interest, but he went on: “Itell you how I've fixed them, I got w bin made whieh holds just a ton, no more, no le When T order ton of coal I can come pretty near telling whether T get 2,000 poundsor 1,500. 1 don't have to have it weighed again. Two or three times I have found the ton amighty little one, and have made a roar. The mext time she would come bang up full. 1 was telling about it one night_lately, and some_fellows in the | crowd were listening. ‘There were in the | party two expressmen. One of them spoke up and s he: ‘I was sent after some coal by one fellow. 1 knew just how much coal my wagon box would hold, and I tumbled” to it that the weight was alittle light, but just as I was about to roar the fellow handed me @ good cig: nd o quarter, and 1 nothing. 1 don't know what he did it for, but my ~||~|nuuufl strong.’ Then the Il spoke up, and fellow had ' given him a cigar and a quarter once when he went after coal for a customer. He took it, as he thought the fellow wanted to reward him for_ throwing th de to his yards. Of course he didn’t dream it wasto make him keep still about short weights, ohno! and then he roared. I tell you it is time you let up on sporting men and g qm»mmn to some of these other fellows. Whatever fuum ition there may be for suspicions of light weights, there is more or less uncertainty felt by many. | 4 ard for some coal me to the front and tise 10 hav adve 1 orders weighed on | whatever seale the customer should se- leet, and that every customer, whether so inclined or not, must seale than llum- in the name S ps wrongfully, but yot they have it, and the dealer making such an arrange- ment would draw t a great many of these distrustful ones who do not like to | make their fe and suspicions known, fearing to do injustice to some honest man or needlessly insult some dealer to whom they are friendly. Renewing the Fight. At the last session of the legislature a erate attempt was made to cause the supreme court to be centered in De Moines, that city seeming to be ambi- tious to monopolize all the good things of this life. That attempt was defeated, but Des Moine not seem to be con- tent, and a renc fight is prom- ised at t 1tor Robinson has introduced a bill requiring all terms of the suprem.e court to he held at the seat of government after July 4; provides for five terms each year, commencing on the second Tuesday u( J v, March, May. September requires the court to remain in unnl the opinions are agreed upon in all cases submitted at each session; provides that all cases pending in the term now pro- vided for Council Bluffs, Davenport and into eflect l)uhuqul' when this act fos shall be transferred to Des Moines provides for bailifts for the court. It is high time that Counecil Blufls woke up, and went to work to defeat this a tempt to have the supreme court taken aw There should be some immediate action taken, and if the plans adopter the last session ave as faithfully ca out, the attempt can be defe ated. and Too Much of a Traveling } A traveling man named H bridge, who has been on the road for L. Kirscht & Co., the wholesale gra L is wanted. The house has not heard from him directly for several days, and the re- ved from other sources do not on for honesty. It is said that he has been collecting for the house and forgetting to report or remit until the balane st hiim amounts to several hundred dollars. He has been traveling in Towa for this firm since 1 September. He had a wife in Omaha, but she is said to have disappeared with him. Omaha detectives have been sent out on his track, t represents tives of the house en going o the road investigating his deslings w customer rip was left at Missou y Wall- fictitious address in it is supposed that ip was gi p(vul by tlu- houw lwfuw it was forwarded and the contents, including pi and accounts, were taken possession of by the house, ~u|d ght thrown uplii mis b These The amount of ln, shortage 15 not exactly known, but it will creep into the hun dred; It is reported that this is not the first time that the young man has done business in this ‘way, and that he s itedelsewhere s badly as he is wanted here, —— Don't Propose to Stand It. The financial tronbles into which Cocke & Morgan have been lately plunged have virtually broken them up in business, Their ereditors have attached all their stock, gurmsheed all the insurance money, and left the firm without any- thing. T'he announcement was made a day or two ngo that they had made an as- signment to Phil Armour, but before he accepted and qualitied the firm changed wind, and the assignment was yes- ay revoked. They have secured Mr, ob Sims as their attorney, and now propose to fight. They claim that they have a stock of §10, and that their labilities will not ex: $12,000. They o not propose to have this stock sacri- ficed to pay off debts which they could ve met if given a chance. If such sac- hey propose to seek dam- ages against those who thus force them to the wall. They claim that there was no good ground for attaching their stock, and in due ti will commence action for damages. Suchseems the polioy they have now decided upon, - ©. B. Coasting Carnival There was u mceting held last eyening ¢ city council chamber for the pur- pose of arranging fer s coasting carn val. John Fempictpn, was elected tem- porary chirran afd B4 Wickhism seo: retary. A commitige of five on perma- nent organization wag appointed by the chair. They wer 2d Wickham, Frank Cook, Huntingion, Nick O'Brien and Louis Weber, The meeting ad- Journed wntil this ¢vening at the same place. Substantial abstr estate loans. J. W Pearl street, Counc s of title and real ¢ E. L. Squite, 101 Counci Blufs Nafional Bank 102 MAIN STREET, Capital. . . $100,000 Authorized Capital. . 250,000 Stockholders Mpmsmt_ 1,000,000 Do a general banking business. Accounts of banks, hankers, merchants, man- ufacturers and individuals received on favora- ble term: Domestic and forcign exchange. The very best of attention given to all busi ness committed to our care, NOTICE! T0 THE PUBLIC AND OLD PATRONS. Thave bought what is known as the COUNCILBLUFF AND TRANSFER LINES And will give my personal attention to ca private vesidences for passengers and b, Tor all trains, including dummy trains, Office at Pacic House. Telephone 140, Thankful for past favors, I am respectfully ™" H. BECROFT. Successor to J. Rogers, LMP § and GROCKERY AT REDUCED PRICES, At Homer's, | No. 23 Main Street, Council Bluffs. Ta. UNION TICKET OFFICE 1. L. Do BEVOISE, Agent. No. 507 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS, The following is the time of arrival and depurture of trains by gontial standard tine, e the local depots, Hior and arrive ... Denver Exp incoln Pags., Om. Over : E ~1'%‘—,- wCadwell, Real Estate, Probate AND DIVORCE LAWYER. No. 504 Broadway, : Council Bluffs BoYD’s OPERA HOUSE Priday and Saturday, Feb. § and 6. Matince Saturday Afternoon. ‘The distinguished English Actress, Miss ADELAIDE MOORE AND HER Superb Legitimate Co nder the personal manngement of ME. H. ). , viday Night, " As 1, O\ with Poems s copy of titled, “Driftweed of 1die Mo s, 'he book containg 52 pagess of poems, embell- ished with some magnificont portraits’of Miss \Iunl( in character costume. of sents begins Thursday morning. ‘\0 advanee in prices. Mendelssahn & Fisher, ARCHITECTS 2eAND » o SIIA\NE. Suuflin (enden UNITED STATES Rl AL National Bank V. S DEFPOSITOR Y. S, W, Cor, Farnam & 12th Sts. $100,000 nt: (, 13A RLOW, Cashier, DIRECTOIS 1. Calawell. O WV, llummau, B. F. Smith, Harlow, C. Will Huniltar MERCHANTS’ National Bank OF ONMAEIA. Northwest corner Farnam and 13th Streets. Paid up Capital, - - $200,000 Surplus Fund - - - 50,000 FRANK MURPHY, President. T BEN B. WOOD, L b'llilfln DR, Cushier. Asst. Cashier . Accounts solicited and prompt attention given to all business entrusted (0 Its care. _ Paye Five per cent on Time Deposits. RAMGE, Tailor & Mens' Furnisher 1811 FARNAM STREET, D, Capital, - C. W, HAMILTON Pr 3‘; H. SAM'LE, [oOERS, ce Prosident. ; | Fruits, Confectionery & Faney Groceries._ WHOLESELE AND JOBBING FEHOUSES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. DEERE, WEL Wholesale Agricultural Implements, Buggies, Carringes, Ete., Ete. Cou 1 Blufrs, Towa, KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING O, Corn Shellers, Stalk Cutters, Disc Harrows, Seedors, Corn Planters, Feed Cut- ters, Bt Factory, Rock Falls, Tlls, Nos. 1501, 1503, 1507 Main St., Council Bluffs, DAVID BRADLEY & CO., Agricultural Implements, Etc., Council Bluffs, il CARPE COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO,, Carpets, . Curtains, Window Shades, Ol Cloths. Curtain Fixtures, Upholstery Goods, Ete. No. 405 Brondway' Cauncil Biufls, lowa. CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC. PEREGOY & MOORE, —Wholesalo Jobbers in the— Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes Nos. 28 Main and 27 Penrl Sts,, Council Blufts, Town COMMISSION. SNYDER & LEAMAN, Wholesale Produce and Fruit Commission Merchants No. 14 Pearl £t., Council Blufls. CRACKERS. McCLURG CRACKER CO., —=Manufacturers of — Fine Crackers, Biscuits and Cakes, Council Bluffs, Inml 1 I-m I\l‘ \l‘\l IH R & CRAIG, Importers & Jobbers of Crockery, Glassware Lamps, it Jms, Cutlery, Stoneware, Har Goods, Faney Goods, Council Bluf Towa. DRUGGISTS. e HARLE, HAAS & CO., Wholesale Dmggluts 0]lS Pfllnts, Glass, Druggists’ S No. ain St., and inirs, . E. SMITH & CO., Imparters and Jobbers of Dry Goods, Notions, Nos. 112 and 114 Main St., Nos. 113 and 115 Pearl §t., Coaneil Blutls, Tow FRUITS. WIRT & DUQUETTE, Wholesale GROCERI AN GRONEWEG & SCHOE Jobbers in Staple and Fansy Grosaries, Nos. 117, 119 and 121, Main St., Council Bluffs, owa. L. KIRSCHT & CO., Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries. Also Wholesale Liquor Dexul No. 416 Broad- uneil Blufrs BECKMAN & CO., Manu‘acturers of and Wholesale Dealers in Leather, Harness, Saddlery, Etc. Main St., Council Blu Towa. HATS, CAPS, ETC. METCALF BROTHERS, Jobbers in Hats, Caps and Gloves. , Nos. 342 and 344 Broadway, Couneil Blufls _HEAVY HARDWAL Iron, Steel, les, Heavy Hardware, And Wood Stock, Council Bluffs, Tow HIDES D. 1. McDANELD & CO., Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides, Tallow, Wool, Pelts, Grease and Furs, Council Blufrs, Towa. AND WOOL. 5 OILS COUNCIL BLUFI'S —Wholesale Dealers in— Iluminating & Lubricating 0ils, Gasoline, BTC., BETC. 3. Theodore, Agent, Council Blulfs, Towa, 2 LUMBER, I‘ll:l.\‘ E A. OVERTON & CO., Hard Wood, Southera Lumber Piling, And Bride Materinl Spo her of all « rolesale Lume Main St it s, T, 'Z.T.LINDSEY & CO. EXCLUSIVELY RUBBER BOOTS, SHOES AND ARCTICS, ,SI’ECIAL Boarding, ete., will be in thelow rate of TEN CE firstinsertion and FIVE C ench subsequent insertion. mentsat our office, No. Broxdway, Councit Blufrs, WANTS, homs, cle wd orivwo s house of =iy room: upply to A 1L MeCluy, }‘mu RE, rooms i Ty uvenue, JTRAYED OR STOI 57 han of imulos, diie brow e a horse having JWAN & WALKER, No. P (under Citizon's Bank), veal chandise exchiungo hrokers of speeinl bai lish u reliuble fist from the fact changes. What wo ask is: 1f ortrade unything in_our will kond ou i pilo of Land: v prop pla hour lch you have or su you. Swun & Walk 2 14)() Mude vl $120 ALents, n Apply Teitor {0 Win. andall, Supt. of cil Bluff: ises; 100 neres otton wood, black Blufs, lowa, The public wre informed heen allowed to Geo, H 8 s and 1 flams is ou i AND LIQUORS. NDER, WIN JONN LI Wholc lmported and Domestic Wines & Liquors. for 1. Gottl 'rh B No, 13 Main S, il Blutrs. SCHNEIDER & BECK, Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, No 600 Main St, Council Blugs, ov, Piost, Gro.W.HARK (Incorporated, 1581.) EQUITABLE MUTUAL Life and Endowment Association OF WATERLOO, IOWA. WESTERN DEPT., COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. OFFICE IN BE BUILDING, Rooms Nos. $2,500 in case of Death, $1,000 Endowment at the end of ten years, Average cost for year of assessient, first three years of organization, 15 to 80 years, $6.67; 41 to 50 years, $10, Circular and information om application. WM. RANDALL, Superintendont of Agencics. No. 165 Pearl 8troet , Council Blufis, Towa. Dealers in lowa, Kansas and Nebrasks Lands | LOTS IN COUNCIL BLUF AND OMAHA A SPECIALTY. | iP5 and Omahi. to b ) not 1 JACOB SI ATTORNEY AT LAW COUNCIL BLUFFS, Practic oons 7 and 3, Suuzu, MERGEN n St rall depot piss the dos A Everything Opened Dec. 154 class. ! UL Pro: THOS. OFFICER. PER S PER LINE for W houso Wi the oihy ins, ut it is impossiblo to in State and I his ¢ for 808 Bighth Avenue and Big NOTICES NOTICE.—Special advertisements, sue Lost, Found, To Loan For Sale, To Rent, Wants, umn at hoas T tho Leave advertiso donble dini ter and ot on premises Wl avenue. Enquire of been kic 1 state ana 2 Pearl strect, near par- oom, Bns five . Anybody samoe will be mer- Our books uve full Jub. 1y dail it o sell you want 1 suncil B1 bargains to select from. or unimproved, city ks of goods of any kind in any s utf's ady azent of the inp at a patent ory on his by 1 MS, deral Cou Block. new and ME and ) W. H. M. PU r Coun ition e “We wani six moro live on or by , Cour- —Ata barzain if sold soon, southwost of Omabu, [} 3, plums, wripes and smull friits. Never failing ook Water. It P. Oprioe, 5% Broadway, Council THE GREGORY INCANDE: CINT GAS LAMP has inie irts, HOTEL, , Council Blufls, 3 B &Q.: Cy M, first OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFFS, Estublishel 1563, R, RICE, ) e knife or drawing CHRONIC DISEASES o w1 v o e, | 10WA. emoy Justice of the Peace. Oflice Over Americnn Exy 3 CompRny. Where 1w hth Stre: With o lu all the v LATEST Fabrics in Spring STYLES And being located in lax than ¢ ic. "ESSEX I-IOUSE CORNER BRYANT Opposite City Buildings, Council Blutfs, Warm rooms und good bouard at reusonablo rates, Northwestern Hotel. Newly fitted and furnisied. Duminy Depot. SAMUE L. H. BERSHAW, Manager, ONLY HOTEL In Council Bluffs having Fire Hscape Andall mogern improvements, call bells, fire alarm bells, etc., isthe CRESTON HOUSE! Nos, 216, 217 and Chicago Lumber Co. Wholesule and ltetall Lumber, Lath, Shinglces mresland satistaetizg gl AND FELT BOOTS. Immensg Stock, and Fatem P Buphcated. Wrie for Prices. Storehouse and Salesroom, 41 N. Main St. Office 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, V. P. AYLSWORTH HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER Brizk hillinea 5 any kinl rilayiox on Little Ginnt trucks—the best in the worll, Council Bluffs, REMOVED. 1 wish to respoctfully call the ptrons und tho public in zene val irom the old stand Nos. 7 1o my new and commodions quun No. 226 Broadway, be pleased to see my many friends, iciv and complete ussortment of Sash, Doors and Blinds, celebrated Marblehead Lime, 5 RUSSELL&Co Manufucturersof all sizos of UTOMATIC ENGINES Especially Designed for Runniuz MILLS, GRAIN ELEVATORS, AND ELECTRIC Tubular and Locomotive New Massillon Threshe Carey and Woodbury Horse Powers, Portable and Traction Fug SAW MILLS tory Massillon, O. 510 Pearl St., 114 MANLFACTI Hnu | . 337 MACCONNELL Council Biud ATIONARY, SKID, SEND FOR 1886 ANNUAL. MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, AND DEALEN GoODS Count Bluffs ‘L "INIHIOT) TIO QNY ¥34404 Iowa. Frams ho 1335 moved itention of my t { quarters I am better v before prepared 1o to serve the pub- Respectfully, J. M. SMITH, Merchant Tailor NO 226 Broadway, Council Bluffs. 1OHN, Proprietor. agents for the Brauch House Council Blufis. X