Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 13, 1886, Page 6

' THE DAILY BEE. "COUNCIL BLUFFS. SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 13. OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET. Delivered by carrier !-n‘nn) part of the city at twenty cente per week. TiLroxn, - . H.w. Manager. MINOR MENTION, Pants to order, from $5 up, at Reiter's Council Bluffs seems to keep up the charity “bawl” longer than there is any need of The Model Womar the subject for Sunday evening atthe Baptist church. Seats free. Thomas Buckley and Kitty Davidson were yesterd united in marriage by Justice Schurz in his oflice. The police arc called peace officers. Perhaps they are trging to pull each other to pieces. Chestnuts, The democrats have decided to hold their city caucuses on the 20th, and the city convention on the 24th. Hans Landsen, a | eman, had his fingers pinchedin the Northwestern yards here yesterday. He will lose the tips of two. It seems to be conceded that Robert Percival will be the democ nomi for mayor, unless the ping are changed greatly before the convention meets. Two tramps were vesterday fined $25 each as vagrants. They refused to work on the streets until the “irons’” were put on them, which brought them to time. Sl‘rvicr‘s in the I n church to- MOFTOW a8 us! orning at 10:30 and in the Subj i the uumw Scien " Services in the C mwu')z’uum il church to-morrow as usual. Subject of mor ning sermon: “The I' ullu'lluuul of God ing, “Weighed, and Found Wanting.” A cordial invitation to allis extended. On Wednesday evening m Oakland, Mr. Charles S. Boy Lyman were happily mar Mr. Boyce s man of that placo, i a_young busin L sister of Congressman ripture versus ‘Christian and the bride Lyman of this city. L. C. Taylor, who ! term in the penitenti been arrested for of prostitutioh. being a v to-day. The committee who are inve the officers of the ins itution for the deaf and dumb opened their inves i secret on in the Ogden house terday for the conyenier of witnessc hutlo day wiil hold their ses institution. William Bailey and Nels Nelson were rwu-nl.q fined for being drunk. Nelson has worked on afarm the pastsix months for simply his board, and after much per suasion the farmer concluded he'd pay the fine of $7.60, provided Nelson would &o back and work it out. There will be & meeting at the Y C. A. parlors ‘his afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, for the purpose of gathering cur- rentnews of the week, Ladics nt. The teache a most excellent oppor- tunity for gleaning profitable knowledge. Let there be ;,uml attendance. Marshal Guanclla is hoping for a re- nomination for that oflice by the dmm crats. A. J. Churchill js alig ho s a sfrong one, and the chanccs seem about evenly di ided as to which will get the nomination. As to whether either gets elected, remains an open ques- tion. Among the latest 1v||m|ml aceidents to coasters in this city s two which oc- curred Thursday uwllt Miss Addie Gates was thrown from a traverse on Madison street, and now suffers from a sprained ankle. iss Jennie Hanthorne Was on a trayer uck another traverse being drawn |he track., She received some seve i Ofticer OB Chief Skinner is r y name at he is not the only skinner on the force. O'Brien had his full share of charges preferred against himself, and he ought to know by this tim cls stretched on the gridiron and The police force do not seem to dwell in the brotherly love which i vy for their effi h There is a tidal wave of feeling fest in the city tl) s just served one for stealing, has anging about a house He pleads not guilty to rant, and will have a hearing manj- t Council Bluffs needs to elect the very best men it can get, and the prospect ~ is that there will be a good deal of independence shown by individual vot who _ will beinclined to ballots for such men as they decm the best out paving any attention as usua party ties. Just now the ints city scem to many of far ter impor- tance than the interests of a mere party Dlxlllllfi.l(lllll John Jay Frainey is said to have Iu» eagle eye fixed on the beneh of the perior court, The court has proved rather an ‘x\p--n»nuf.u e of machinery, and many have o changed their notions a8 o be now as anxions to do away with it as they were to get it established Frainey could get {t, it would satisfy his ambition, and at the same time accom- plish the end, so earnestly hoped by mamy the abolishmient of the court. He hasn't gol even the nomination of his own party yet, A little confidence game was played at the transfer the other night. A through passenger from the east fell in company with a fellow who claimed to be going to the same place. On reaching the depot the fellow suggested that llux, ought to get some supplies for the trip, bul clmed that he had nothing smaller lhuu u $20 gold picce. ‘The passenger him a dollar to get some food llwlum-h counter, but the fellow never showed up ity couneil seems very timid abont hanging ‘the charity clothes out on the line, where all can see and know all about them. ‘The aldermoen p. to in- quire into these charges against the police force wtih closed doors, not ad- mitting even the reporters he time for a eity election draws near, and such mat- ters are not pleasunt to be aired too frecly. The mayor is called out of the city, and is not able to be present to pre. side’over the investigation of the police force, of which he is the head. The aldermen hold a star chamber meeting. Salye and balm will doubtless be applied to the bleeding hearts, and as few en mies as possible will be added to tho who cluster about the polls on election day. Charges which have been made openly, it seems, could be examined into openly, without injustice being done to anyone, but on the cve ot an vlmlmu the pcople must nol oW too much, Miss Lillian Olcott :uu( her entire com- pany will appear *at Dohany’s opera house February 15 and 16, opening in SPygmalian” and Galatea,” the follow- ing\ ening presenting the popular Following = the Miss Ofc 'ul( me of ta nllum s play, th Mlss Oleott we ¢ society beauty who b Loand cultivation, makes as Pauline in Bulwer's “Laly of Lyons.” Of nonly suy that every- thing about her gives one & vight to ox- pect the hest, ttractive, talented, Hi pd qu‘ll) (ulmnlnd she must b i fine ae ens fail. She has the cordial mdorsement of the by anities und has met witk success wherever ibe fas appeured, VERY NEWSY IN THE BLUFFS. —_— Investigation of the Btate and Oity Institu- tions Continues in Secret, AN OLD LADY'S SUDDEN DEATH. Society Doings and Personals—Po- litieal Pointers—Broadwell Out of the Pen—Neola News ~Minor Mention. Social Jottings. The party given by the Imperial club Thursday evening had the same charac- teristies which have made the series so popular and enjoyable. There was a large gathering ot Conncil Blufis® best people, and the affair was an elegant one, with good taste shown in all the details, and yet th was an absence of tha t formality and chilliness which is senmpaniment of dressy the members of were a number of others Llu»slv of members. Ar mu,i > were Miss Richardson, a niece of Horace Ev , who was ri sed in dark blue satin with gnld mmings; the Misses Wadleigh of C ton, one (Irm-‘ud in dark green with velvet front, the other in a | some black; \h« Gage, who wore brown satin, with deep white lace flounc- ng; Miss Stone of Chicago, dressed in a rich black silk, these ladies being the t s Mary Haas; Miss Mollie or of ('hi«.\;in. the guest of Miss had a handsome toilet of cream lace and ruby velvet; Miss Gilbert of Du- buque, the gitest of Miss Clara Bebbing- ton, wore a_cream satin costume; Miss Jessie Kitchen of Om and Miss nk Coward of Kansas were also ele- gantly dressed, and were the guests of Miss Clara Beek. d Ladies’ Progressive 1l be entertained this evening by Mrs connell and Judge A, V. Lar- imer, at the residence of Mrs. G, A. Rob- inson, No. 717 I~u~l avenue. H: preparing to give a in honor n! the Misses W (lll'lt']l. s (iage and Miss Stone, who are the guw-l-u)l' her daughter, Miss Mary Haas. Last _evening Miss C1 Bebbington entertained a number of her friends at her home on Park avenue, in honor of the Misses Wadleigh and Gilbert. Mrs, | Fuchre club v Ma - Broadwell in Town. Yesterday morning the lithe little form of S A. Broadwell, came gliding into the BEE oftice. In accordance with the bond filed the other day he has been released from the penitentiary, to which he was sentenced for erookendess in con- nection with his real estate business in Logan. He expresses himself as fully fied with what Lttle experience he had in prison life, and was only too glad to get off the hated stripes, and get into his other clothes again. He having se- cured his liberty by filing an appeal bond, he now proposes to make a fight for all his rights, and seems quite confident that he will come out all right yet. He s he was only onc of several who were con- cerned in Some real estate transactions, and while he was the only one who had any money art in with, he co.nes out of 1t without a dollar, while the other come out, of it well fixed. He cured Colonel Scott and Colonel Daily, and decl: I 11 be a bitter war m son county. Substantial abstracts of title and real re loans. J. W. &E. L. Squire, 101 arl street, Council Blufls - Dropped Dead. Yesterday Mrs. Delia F. Dodge, aged about 56 years, fell suddenly dead at her residence on Seventh avenue. She was engaged in ironing when she suddenly s(oppul and complained of a sharp pain in her temples. Before relief could be given her th fell on_the floor and m a moment thed her last. Dr. called, pronounced the c.nm, of the heart, dodge has lived here for ten years or more, and her husband died here several years ago. She leaves two sons, William and_Charles, who are (-mhloyw of the Rock lnl.md road, e For first class Missouri wood call on Gleason, at his conl oftice, 26 Pearl strevt. Calling for Independence. At the meecting held by the u\lh District Protective assembly on ll\un night, the following resolution w. mously adopted: olved, That it is the sense of this ing to unite with the independent | parties or factions to arrange a ng and place in nomination an independent city ticket for the good of the city, and a committee of two be ¢ md to confer with said partics this un«ululmn be pub- Al 800,000 briek lul sale. C. Straub, Coun- cil Blufis, Low Kintz & Kl will be ready to open their new store, at the old stand of D. Maltby, corner of Broadway and Fourth strects, Monday morning. The store will be well filled with choice staple and fancy groceries, and the firm will be pleased to welcome all their old friends and make lots of new mwu ‘Their business at the other store, No. 162 Broadway, wiil be continued, and \\'1ll recive he sume careful atfention as before. Best coal and wood i the eity at G son’s, 26 Pearl streot., s i Paul Pry at Neola, NEoLA, Feb, 11.—Mike Seipel is build ing a store room next to Harvey & Beard’s drug st He will occupy it March 1. M Woods will open a restaurant March 1 in Mike Scipel's old stand, Watson, the artist, is turning ont a striking and hfelike portrait of our Dillin still continu to build . Heis storing an immcense amount of corn this year John Phillips, living south of town, has concluded that his single life has con- tinued long enough, and a neighbor’s dunghter has arrived at the same conelu- sion. Miss Nellie Feulon has resignedher po- sition as teacher in the Neola” school, She has given the best ot satisfaction to the patrons of the school, For further particulars connect with telephone at the clerk’s oftice and ask Jerry. John Lindt, a the Blufls, was Iu Tuesday on by An epidem the Danes, who s fast as poss for llu- spring e ring themselves the list of lawsuits s ce last Saturday i suecess. Much praise is tiand, the floor manager, for John 8 u-l.- with his long pe for night watchman, was stored a under the enormous table of the counc at the lust mecting of that body. Tue Sous of ltul a new social organ, ization, have been holding frequent meet- ings lately to perfect their organization They are just now engaged in discussing the propriety of retaining a member who opens 1 k poton a four card flush. Much feeling has been manifested but the public arcin hopes that such a trifling matter will not mar the harmonious ing of the club, hn L. Sullivan association cele annual election of officers, on last Saturday evening, by painting the town, “A poor sulognkeeper, who hap- pened to be delayed till 2 a m. Sunday morning taking an inventory of his stock, fell a victim to the scientiflic knowledge of the order, and on Monday mnnun;_ psented a beaming countenanc 8.50 to his honor, the 1 of the club donated the same amount to the town treasury, while two of its mem- bers tendered their services to the house- keeper of the City hotel. The Police Gazette has ordered a photograph of the association and a record of the members publication. Neola is now the most moral town in the county ed to get a drink the ach saloon-keeper ap- 18 just out of the needful. n we W atisfied that they all told (Iu-l ath, as other parties had scen it go mmn ugs and casks to find a tem- porary Tace till the storm blew over, Um- Wooc after a dismal f; ir dry, in the anguish of remorse has con- cluded to adopt legal means to extermin- ate the evil, T atost u-pml is that the constable of Underwood, rabid and uncompromising |vrulnb|lmn|~l will be here to-day to test his pum-r n drying up the saloons. Everytl ng is quic the citizens are industrion law-abiding, and a sure stop has been placed upon the regular weekly booze of PAvL Pry. - _The Poor Police Investigation. ie committee of the council who sxamined into the charge preferred st the | eported last night toa meeting of the council. The report was to the cffeet that the police had colleeted from the citizens eclothing, provisions, ete., t being The intention committee The goods the police head- Oflicer Kirk helped himself to oat, but left his own in exchange. done when the captain and £ of police were present. Kirk is o poor man, and the committee recom- mend * no gn-allq-l punishment than a were quartors. deposi s0 found that C: JUL\i“ appropriated for his own use ¢ it, and evidence was introduc ml ing that he al umoL two undere and a lad, ela that he ]v%l his own ('n.ll in exchang, the one he took, and he gave th clothing to poor persons. The committee found Chief Skinner had acted in a manner unbecoming to his position; that he got drunk and m..l he used indecent language to the al in regard to the coun cil. That wl police were summoned to appear the council he ordered them to rer their beats, and thr any oflicer who would testify befol committee. This report was the mayor to take such action see fit, e being the head of the police returned: from st in time to re- not decided how “other before ain on | Si )u\( it ceive the to act. Personal Paragraphs. . W. H, Treynor has severed his connee- ith the Chicago, Burlington & Minnie Pritchard of Janesville iy in e city, Visiting her aunt, m. Clark. McGinn and Mrs. Trout of Omaha have been_in_the city as the guests of Mrs. W. H. zan of Georgetown, in the city, the guest of Ln) Mar- . H. Guanclin, to whom he ‘is re- A. Shepard, who has been so ill for months, and who has been so y cared’ for ut the home of his » C. P. Shepard, in this city, has 50 far recoverel to be able to roturn to his busin in North Platte. Hc has not fully regained his strength, but his complete recovery is so fully assured that ;n-x muny friends'can well “congratulate i, ——— A CLEVER ESCAPE. nvict Walks of Jail in the Garb of a Clergyman. Cincinnati Enquirer: Ch Russell, better known as “‘Frenchy,” the notor ious pickpocket who last tenced to serve three yea penitentiary for relieving the pocket of o gentleman“on a streetcar about two months ago, yesterday about noon made s escape from the county jail, and up to a late hour I night had not been re- His escape was without ques- rest of any on record. It was rendered all the more so by his d ing and the perfect nonchalance with which he addressed even his guards as he passed out thegreat juil door to the street and to liberty. Ever since the advent of the army they have b unty jail on veligiously inclined persons a1l on the same day to pray with the prisoners and to attempt to once more get back to the narvow path of rec- titude many of the hardened criminals re confined in that place. No was Russell incarcerated, and had discovered that he would pmlmblvgu up the road, than he commenced” taking a lively interest In the rvllgmmx-\grm»w When sentenced he assumed perfeet Christian _resignation to his fac and conducted himself in such a manner that n those persons about the jail who at m st looked upon his conversion s mere- A pretext to cover up some crime in ln- future, Ilmul'hl that he had really repented, /ure now of a differont opinion, Im\ The services Sunday morning general- ly conclude about, 11:30 o’clock, and in- stantly there is quite a rush of visitors to fi«l outside the prison doors. It ‘was of this rush that Russell took ad pstord; In Im efforts to ¢ A Co Salvation 1 holding of tlie prisonar it Dr. McKenz nd hand in wmding him, l.ml) yesterday morning he arosg, and, contrary to his usual “custom, “shaved hi f. He sported an elegunt dark his he cut ofl, le clean. He isa thi with his must clongated T made a liveh he had mue's tl gyman, To ad¢yho to give an el erly touch to his mwake-un, he iad’ anoth prisoner shave the top of his head, leaving as neat a bald spot as was ever seen. By the time this was acs umpliulnd it was about 11 ck, I hour later the work -\xud of the Lovd would leave the jail. A prisoner loaned him a bpand-new overcoat, another presentdd him with a pa pantaloons. The only thing that re bothered him wa. & deep scur tha wore on the righ side of his nec uf{n desperate ey h“mu m New Orleans w s fl A silk scarf, neatly placed ir inder coat and Wrappoed well about Ina thiopt, hid the mark, lm\r- ever, and then ey \6Illlng Wils readi- ness for him to join the salvationists us they retired. Those who were aiding him say ths never showed even the loast sign of weak- ening, but smiled and chatte d"in an ¥ manuer during the preparations that we ade for his escipe. Placing the overcoat upon his arm; he A edbat, shd stood ‘inside his cell lhm. the people beginni ve the jail. Then, putting the coat on, he buttoned it up well abont the thrhat, and, with hat in hand and with a_ sanctimonious expres sion upon his countenance, he stey outside the ¢ and down the stairs joining the § my and their co. workers near the iron ‘door that leads 1l proper to the office. There d, one holding the nd'permitting the visi- tors to go out one at a time. Jailor Billy Williams_occupied a seat near the door, and how Russell ever escaped is certain’ Iy A. mm. ry. ail guards were busy looking tip the prisoners for dinner, three or four of the inmates had cong: rated at the head of the stairs, and with hearts beating rapidly they watehed their fellow-prisoner. Nearer he drew to the door. With head bowed down and with is hat stillin his hand he stepped for- to the door and out into the office. His feclings at this time must have been of a peculiar nature. Twenty feet more and he would be outside the prison walls, The oftice was filled with visitors and gaurds, and he got into the throng, moving slowly, however, with a tread and _a bearing that would have done eredit to the most davout minister of the gospel. As he passed Jailer Williams ho bowed a stately bow, which was gi cious'y returned by the officer. A mom Tater and the prisoners on the stai him pass out the ofice door. The gr iron affair closed behind him and once more he was a free man. - Mules for sale 1 have for sale thirty-six head of fine mules, running from fifteen and one-half to seyenteen hands high Masox & Wisk, LY, Prost, GEO.W.HAR (Incorporated, 1881.) EQUITABLE MUTUAL Life and Endowment Association OF WATERLOO, IOWA. WESTERN DEPT., COUNCIL BLUFES, IA. OFFICE IN B FRANK N 'S BUILDING. 2,500 in ease nl Death. $1,000 Endowment at the end of ten years. Average cost for year of assessment, t three 's of organization, 15 to rs, $6.67; 41 to 50 years, $10, Circular and information on application. ‘WM. RANDALL, Sup rintendent of Agencies. ? ATt W DOHANY'S — OPERA HOUSE, 2 NIGHTS 2 Monday and Tuesday, FEBRUARY 5 AND 6. ENGAGEMENT OF THE DISTINGUISHED TRAGEDIENNE MISS LILIAN : OLCOTT Supported by ber own talented company in PYGMALION AND GALATEA, by the popular author, W. 8. 3 the “Mikadd 1l New York Success LYNW OOD. Rese: n(»d Soats on sale at llmlmuu s Drug Store NOTICE! T0 THE PUBLIC AND OLD PATRONS. Thave bought what is known as the COUNCILBLUFFS OM BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER LINES. And will give my personal attention to calls a and baggnge y trains. ephonc 14). an respectfully H. BECROFT Suceessor to J. Roge E‘el‘&l‘efie‘,tafilés"i ‘Thankrul for past favors, yours, pojuasoaday sn DajURLIRR %00S [IY sund Mules kept constantly on band, for sale ut retail or in car londs, Orders promptly Blled by contract on short notice, Stock sol minision. B 5 Fifth Avenue und Fourth st., ncil Blufts, Towa. UNION TICKET -OFFICE 3, L, De BEVOISE, Agent, No. 507 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Railway Time Table, COUNCIL BLUFF8, The following is tho time of arr departure of trains by central standa the local depots, Trains leavo transter dopot fen minutes earlior and arrive ton minutes luter: ~.Muil and Expre; "Accommodution, EB 258 Lo Transtor St | AS CITY, T, JOE & COUNC \lmlluml Hxpross.. - . UMMY TRAINS TO OMAHA, L(B\U(,numnl Bluffs — s 30220 Mnn.b,nn HOTEL, Main St., Council Bluffs. Neat the C., 1C, M. & St, P, and C., R 1 & P railway dépols, Streef cars pass the door. Everything new and first class, Opened Dec, 1st. PHIL MERGEN, Proprietor and Manager. PLMAvse A8 Hazurox P. T. Mayne & Co, Real Estate Exchange No. 1683 Pearl Street , Council Blufls, Iowa. Dealers in lowa, Kansas and N LOTS IN COUNCIL BLL OMAHA A SPECIALY braska Lands AND til he heard | WHOLESALE AND JOBBING movens or COUNCIL BLUFFS AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT DEERE, WELLS & CO., Wholesalo Agricaltaral Implemsnts, Buggies, ¥ Carriages, Ete , Hn Couneil Bluffs, Towa. KEYSTONE ]\I,\\l FACTURING (U Corn Shellers, Stalk Cutters, Dise nunmuz Seedors, Corn Planters, Feed Cat- Faotory, Rock Falls, Ts, Nos. 1501, 153, 1505, 1597 Main St., Council Bluffe, DAVID BRADLEY & €O, Manuf'rs an 1Jobbors of Agrlcultural Implements, Wagons, Buggies, arringes, and all kinls of Farm Machinory. 10"t i1 Routh Main Streat, Council Blutfs, owa. HANDLES. 0. F Wiiant ouncil Councll Blntfs rHeuldle Factory, (Incorporated.) Manufacturers of Axle, Pick, Sledgo and Small andies, of every déscription. AXE CO! \( 1L BLU Hs C \RI‘I I co, Carpets, Curtains, Window Shades, Oil Cloths, Curtain Fixtures, Upholstery Goods, ¥ No. 405 Birondway’ Council Blufts, 0w CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC. PEREGOY & MOORE, —Wholesale Jobbers in tho— Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes Nos. 28 Main and 27 _Pearl Sts, Council Bluffs, own COMMI. SNYDER & IA}:A\)lx)f, Wholesalo Fruit and Produce Commission Merchants No. 14 Pearl St., Council BlufTs. McCLURG CRAC —Manufacturers of — Fine Crackers, Biscuits and Cakes, Council Bluffs, Towa. ”7 7,-"”,;;\-“")' 2 MAURER & CRAIG, lmporters&.lobbersor Crockery Glassware Lamps, Fruit Ja Bar Goods, Faney y, Stoneware, Council Bluils, HARLE, lL-\V.\S & l'l’)A. Wholesale Druggists, Oils. Paints, Glass, Druggists' Sundrics No. 22 Main St., and No. 21 Pearl § DRY GOODS. M. ]‘ SMITH & CO., Taporters and Jobbers of Dry Goods, Notions, and 114 Main St., Nos. 118 and 11 ., Council Blails, Towa. FRUIT WIRT & DUQUETTE, Wholesale Pruits Co'lrecllonery & Fancy Grocerlea. GROC ,ml'a SHOES Z. T.LINDSEY & CO., EEXCLTUSIVIELR RUBBER BOOTS, AND ARCTICS, RUBBER AND OIL CLOTHING, e AND FEILT BOOTS. ITMMENSE STOCK And Eastern Prices Duplicated. Write for Prices. Storehouse and Salesroom, 41 N. Main St. Ofce 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, W. P. .A.YLSWORTZE—I HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER Brick bail liaza of any kinl rafaslor movyland satisfaotion urantnt onLittle Ginnt trucks—the best in the world. 808 Bighth Avenue and SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE.—Special advertisements, Lost, Found, To Lonz, I such as ate, T Hent, Wauts, Bonrding, ete., will be inserted in this column at thelow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for tho firstinsertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subscquent insertion. Leave advertiso mentsat our office, No. 12 Pearl strect, near Broadway, Council Blufrs, GRONEW. I-(; & SCHOENTGEN. Jobbers in Staple and Fancy Groseries, Nos. 117, 119 and 121, Main St., Council Bluffs, Towa. L. KIRSCHT & CO., Jobbers of Staple and Fanmcy Groceries. Also Wholesale Liquor Denlers. No. 416 Broad- il Bluffs, P. C. DE vm'A, Hardware, Tinware, Gasoline Stoves, Refrigerators. cte. Nos, 5% Broadway, and 10 Main strect, Council Bluff: BECKMAN & CO. Manu‘acturers of and Wholesale Dealers in Leather, Harness, Saddlery, Etc. No. 525 Main St., Council Bluffs, Mlfi'l'(‘.»\—LI’ BROTHERS, Jobbers in Hats, Caps and Gloves. 342 and 314 Brondway, Council Bluffe. HEAVY HARDWAR KEELINE & FELT, Wholesale Tron, Steel, Nails, Heavy Hardware, 'md Wood Stock, Council lllulrn. hmn HIDES AND W utllu D. H. McDANELD & CO., Commlsslon Merchants for Sale o! Hides, Council OILS. COUNCIL BLU —Wholesale Dealers in-— Iluminating & Lubricating Oils, Gasoline BTC., BT, 8. Theodore, Agent, Councll Blutfs, Towa, l,l \MMM PILING, E1C, A. OVERTON & CO., Hard Wood, Southern Lumber, Piling, And Bridge Materlal Speciutiives Wholosalg L ber of wll Kinds. Ofiice No, 150 Main S| Cotncil Bluffs. Towi. WINES AND LIQUORS, JUH\ L I\IH R, Wholesale Imported and Domestic Wines & Liguors. Agent for 8t. Gotth b Bitters. No, 13 Niain St Councl Blufts. SCHNEIDER & BECK, Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, No 600 Main St., Council Hlufs. A.C.BURNHAM, Pros. LW, TULLEYS, Vieo-Pres. JanEs N. Brows, Cashicr. Council Bluffs National Bank 102 MAIN STREET, $100,000 260,000 ..1,000,000 Capital Authorized Cuxm.al Btockholders Represent. al bauking business. of bauks, bunkers and individuals rec ble terms. Tomestic und foroign exchange, ved on fuvoras The very best of attention given to all busi Bess commItLed 10 our caie, ofed L house of six Hmllw. allon lot "fl\llt apply to A. H. FoR s V. for up to elihty Fott Tront: two story brick blook, Nog. 24,26 and 28 Peard stroet, botween Brondway and Firstave S\\'AN & W (under C) chandise LKER, No. n's Bunk), real change brokers. Our boo al bargning but it (3 impossible to pub- liublo list fFom tho fuct of so many duil chunges. What we usk i8: 1f you want to soll ortrade lul)llllllu in our line, write us and we will send_you a pile of mmmnmu scleet 1) Tands improved or unimprove property, stocks of goods of m| kind in any pluce, if Such you huve or such you want let us hear from you. Swan & \Vlllk(’r, Council Bluffs $3() Made in 31 days by n Indy azent of i $1 )0 iquitablo. * Wo want six moro live agonts, male oF fomaje. Apply in porson or by letter to Wm. Randall, Supt. of agencies, Coun- cil Blutfs, Towa. T AR PO SALE “Ata tnegain F sold soon, 160 ncros, 61 miles southwest of Omali. 6 room housoe, e. vell and 2 barns, one for cight ho nml and wagon hious forost (roes, cot mapio good orchard, ariplos, cherelel, Dlhiing, grapes and small froits, Ne faling stock Water. 1. P, Orpicer, 5 Broadway, Council Blullk, Toy The public are inform heen wllowed 1o Geo, proved gas lamps and ma C, A Willlams is our nuthor cii s and Omaha. Phe pbiic nnl to buy any ot the s Ju through Mr, W ams, as oll ot sale o infringements upon our lua) Rurros & Co., Munutactu ana S Agoats, No. i Denrbon et L MPS and GROGKERY — AT REDUCED PRICES, At Homer's, . 23 Main Street, Couneil Blaffs, 5 ored for B, Ia. THOS. OFFICER. W. B M. PUSEY OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. : JAch SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW COUNCIL BLUFFS, Practices in State and K ooms 7 and 5, Saug it Bloek, E. R. Cadwell, Real Estate, AND DIVORCE LAWYER. No. 604 Broadway, : Council Blufls or othor tamrs e the knife or drawing of R, CANCER | CHRONIC DISEASES o wi xinds & speciaity. Qg thirty your prct oal experiouce. L A1 Penrl Bireet, Coun il Blulfs B CoNSuLrATION Btk - N, SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace, | Oftice Over American Hxpress Comypiny, deral Courts, | | Carey Prohate | Frama hoa3ss movad hth Street, Council Bluffs. REMOVED, T wish to |n~||('n({||ll) SHilltuoatto sntion of my patrons and the public in general, to my remos val from the old stand Nos. 7 and 9, Main 8¢, to my new and commodious quarters, 5 Ho. 226 Broadway, Where I will to see my many friends, With a lurge, new and complote asgortment of all the very LATEST Fabrics in Spring STYLES And being Jo than ever before lie." “Respoctrully, J. M, SMITH, Merchant Tailor NO 226 Broadway,Council Bluffs, ESSEX HOUSE, CoRNER BRYANT AND VINE Opposite City Buildings, Council Bluirs, A in largo quarters I am botter epured to 1o serve the pub- TS, ranrm rooms and good board at rensonable ates, Northwestern Hotel. Newly fitted and furnished. Opp. Broadway Dunimy Depot, $L50 per day. SAMUEL TATE, Prop. L. H. BERSHAW, Manager. ONLY HOTEL In Council Bluffs having Flire Hscape Andall modern fmprovoaents, call bells, fire ularm bells, etc., is the CRESTON HOUSE! Noa. 210, ¥17 and 219, Main 8 MAX DORN, Chicago Lumber Co. Wholesale and Metail Lumber, Lath, Shingles BSash, Doors and Blinds, Sole ag rnted Marblehead Concentr d L MaccossELL, White Manage pliono No . 716 Mitin Stec ot, Council Blutls, RUSSELL&Co Monufucturers of wl sizes of UTOM TIC ENGIZ Especially Designed for Runuing MILLS, GRAIN ELEVATORS, AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS, Tubular and Locomotive Boil w Massillon Thresher and Woodbury Horse Powers, tsl,\'l'l(lNAlZY, SKID, Portuble and Traction ¥ SAW MIL ETC, Factory Massillon, 0. Brauch House 510 Pearl St., Council Blufis, SEND FOR 1886 ANNUAL. MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, MANUFACEUIKIL HAIR GoODS No. 837 Bmmij\y. Couneil Bluffs, Keul Estate boughit aud sold, AND DEALER 1N