Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 6, 1886, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS. SATURDAY MORNIN MARCH. 6. OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET. Delivered by carrier in any part of the city at twenty cents per week. H. W. TiLtoN, - - . LLEPHONES: No. 43 Manager. New spring goods at Reiter's. The old council meets this afte Permit to \\|'|| was yestorday noon. riven to both man & Co. against Yet- pp reached the arguments ves- terday in the circuit court, The Model Home” is the subject for Sundav evening at the Baptist ehurch. Seats free. All cordially invited. Henry Osbe post, G. A. R., cleared $171 50 by its recent ball, this amount to £o into the relief fund of the post. “Brondway Methodist church is planning on building a parsonage this scason, The wdve llm ment for bids is to be found h Walter I miles out of the ¢ ighter with diphtheria, al others 1 the neighborhood quite i1l with it ‘The twelfth annual masquerade ball by the Council Blufls Mwnnerchor to be (.hcn in Beno's hall next Tuesday even- n; Arran, r(-un-ntu are being made by which a lug ly enjoyable time is assured. 'llm Rev. Joel A, Smith, formerly a missionary to China, will conduct the services the Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday morning. In the evening t mstor will speak on “The Religions Outlook.” Some of those shoveling snow from roofs of business blocks had so little re- gard for the safety or comfort of trinns below, that the mayor b police stop IIwm threatening to he reckless shovelers. The sewer ditch controversy still ocen- s the attention of Judge Aylesworth ion has been given on the d murrer raised by the city. That first step in the ca nd until that is de- cided there will be little else to do. At the Congregational (hnu'h to-mor- row: In th ment of the Lord's supy dministocod; Subject of addr the Blood of Life.” Evening § “The Last Words of John B. Gough.” An invi tion is exte mlul to all The sale to havy farm of P. Ayers, i been postponed until H. H. Inman salesn Wabash Railway Changes. As has been expeeted by those w ilway news, there has been a ch made in the Wabash. Colonel "Thoma McKissock has been appointed receiver of this part of the road and it will now be known as the Council Blufts & St. Loui: Colonel McKissock was formerly grm- 2 superintendent of the Wabash, west of He has appointed as auditor and treasurer W, I of this city, who was formerly freight agent of the Wabash here, and who after- wards was with the C.B.&Q., and lo- cated at Keokuk, then ining here to take a R(N(mn with the Union Pacifie. Mr. 1. Gault has be in St. Louis since Fri of last week, and has now returned. It is rumored that he will be given one of the best positions, and will TYemain in this city. It is to be_hoped so, for he is not only eflicient and ]l(\]lll|'l| y man, but in business and 28 is greatly esteemed. rt of the road will include all from here to Pattonsburg, a_distunce of 144 miles. This will be an_independent organization, but will run in conneetion with the Wabash system, although the accounts will be ki y taken place at mmer township, urday Ma There will probably be a new local depot built here, and ulhu fmprovements made for the better commodation of the public. It is ex- pected that & morning train will be put on soon, which will he a welcome change, as the train does not | here now until in the afternoon. These matters are, however, somewhat in the nature o conjectures as yet, for no oflnu.fl an- ouncement, s been mu Col. cKiss peeted to \' here to-morrow evening, and then there will probably be perniancnt arrangements made. The move is one which will prove a benefit to this city, and as such is gladly welcomed. e To-Night's Musical This evening Prof. C. B. Lipfert and his pupils will give a musicalein Mueller's music hall. An excellent programme has been prepared, as foilows: PART I, Jubel Overture, for two pianos,. Misses Cooley, Crolts, Sitl, Liptért, . Weber and Prof. Haxpe Eolienne A Sleep Well i May umm‘.h ..Kruger . Abt Lange erschack Lichaner lipfert. Waodding M L, for two pianos., Al Misses Coole, Crofts, Suith, Lipfert, hdelssohin and Prof, I’ Avgentine, . . «Ketterer L Pluic de P ATEaxE Miss Clare Beck. Long, Long Ago. Frank Badollett, Ln]ulr:t de Concert, Miss Crof Rull. Mighty U-uinlu Polea de la lwl Pr .Osborne ceeennsPPOPp Nobie, o ter oens ROMT LG, 1i, Lipfert, - Personal Pavagraphs. W. W. Chapman has gone to Clicago on business, George E. Penncll, of Atlantie, Lowa, is at the Pacific. J. H. Wheelc in the city yester C. A. Hamilton and wife left y p, where Mr. Humilton go Dr. Mel J. Bellinger was graduat yesterday at the lowa College Cians and Surgeon: expected to wrrive here to -l.\y brother to Dr. F. P. Bellin, associated with him in practice. Alvin Rohey, for sev nl 1 postmaster at Malves S notitication of his uppomuucnl as rail- way postal clerk on the route between Council Blufls and St. Paul, with orders to report to 8. D. Roher, his pn-wlwuaaun. wt Council Bluf The trustees of the Broadway M. E. ehirch will receive bids for the building of a pnrfion.nue from ! date until the 22d inst. Plans and specilications can be at the office of Frank Cook, room 0. 7, bhufi.m bloek. The trustees re- rrvu lheng it of rejecting any or all of Fremont, Neb., was 5 deputy d e Bulmunlml abstracts of title tato lowns. \ J. W. & . Squire arl street, Counci! Blulfs, BIG BOOMS FOR THE BLUFFS The New Hotel Eut?rprlse is An Assured Succees, SOME CHANGES IN THE WABASH. To-night's Musicale—Defects in the New County Jail—A Variety of News Gleanings About the City. The New Hotel. The hotel project mentioned in yester- 's Brg is being worked up with ¢ surance of success. Such men as J Brown, J. T. Stewart and Samuel H have taken hold of it, and they bound to go. A number of other men with means are co-operating with them, among them such men & James son, H. Lv Biuf's National bank, BE. L. Kimball & Camp, and others, T cles of incorporation w being drawn up yesterday. and alveady fifteen men have pledged £5,000 each, The company capital stock of £100,000. two locations being considered. One of these is the one now occupied by the Pacific house, and the adjoining prop- the corner ption on this which th set within fifteen days. The other that at the corner of Pearl and avenue, making a tine front the park, and being one of the best o l|un~(|l|fl|n' city for such a purpose. It has not been decided whic! will be purchased. The mo wiieh will bo pushed to sucee live men with me ve taken hold of 1t will be one of the best enterprises which been started here, and should b encour- aged in every way possible. ——— Best conl and wood 1 the eity at Glea- son’s, 26 Pearl stre Defeots in the Jail. The new county jail, which seemed to be such a perfect ngement, is not proving to be perfect by any means. It was thought that it could hardly be im- proved in any of its arrangements, but actual use sho! nany respects in which t be bettered. The construction of the building and the mechanical work is not showing itself to ibject to any criticism yet, but the faults appear in the plans and arrangements. Like many other things theory shows it to be all right but practiee all wrong. Some of the defeets as they have appeared have been noted in the I Others appear almost daily of the worst is the fact ths s when in the corridor can hold free intercourse with the world outside. Outsiders pass in through the window cles they may chose to f is evidently bad, an much trouble. The ting off the gas without \Immng it oft from the whole building. The inder can be stopped by any mi us or unruly prisoner who may choose to inter- fi i i i Articles can d from one cell to another, and “from one foor to another. Tho ilor cannot be on all three Hoors at once, and all floors revolye together it is very inconyenient to watch the prison- ers or handle them in case they do not want to go into their cells. Tl very crowded quarters for and his family. here are no conveniences for searching prisoners, no room in which it 1 be done, and in soner on being brought in is has plenty of opportunities f |n.| ing troubl ore he can be for intoa cell. There is no room or conven- ience for attorneys desiring to consult with clients who are unfortunate enough to get placed in 1. Infact there are many faults which are_hecoming rent mow that the jail is put into ac use. The number of cells is enough for two or tl ics, and it scems that some of this extra room for prisoners might have been 1 for other pur- Doses alm ost as necessary as the keeping of prisoners. CEIR SN For first cluss Missouri wood all on Gleason, athis coul oftice, 26 Pearcstreet. Money to loa B COUNTRY CHURCH FAIRS. How L by Forrest Smith. the Unsophisticated Man Made to Keel Cheap. New York Mail and Express: City- bred people think that country church fairs consist of nothing but pin-cushions and grab-bags. This is wrong. orthodox country church fair ye pay for admission. This than ten cents, and some lollar. Of course, you take ily with you. If you went .llunu might not spend all your mone, nd that would eause go sually the on who meets you after you have eficeted an entranco is a deac who explains that the proceeds of the fair will go toward building a wing on ti northeast corner of the church. ~ You in and plank down &2 for wh 1 valuuble cushion. Your v head and ulders buried in a F -bag. )\ proudly display your enshion. She calls you a ninny-hammer—whatever that “-and suys the cushion was her contribu- tion to the fair, and that it was made out of un old pair ‘of your trousers and n peck of suwdust. You vally after a while id dive into o grab-bag at 10 cents a dive. You grope around carcfully. You feel hundreds of little bundles, but you want somoething big, and finully corner > that gives proiuise of be- al Youdrag it forth \\nh the cluteh of u hero. You are uot shamed to open it right there. You do open it and come to o pasteboard box, )\nlu]n'u th pint of common, attle on the tloor. lmn"uu to, for a fit of ih"-flu' you asthe horrible thought comes up you will need something to eat Botor lovig if this thing continue: But the tip-top rmmh of excitement is reached when the deacon above refe to climbs upon an empty four barrel and displays what he says is a wateh, He tells you with the air of a father bestowing a peuny on o good ehild that he 15 going to sell the wateh, and naseros you that all the wealth cong wouldn't be half enoy ordin: {0 buy the mainspring of such uvml\h YA Smith, who has an anpleasant habit of m.nkm;, sar rem bout your financial condition, is the He o around with the siv of o conqus 3 makes you anxions to take hlm aow peg. A scattering fire of bids ari every side, until the deacon is baw out for somebedy to go bett You go it twenty-five cents beties says Bl then pause with bated breath. ves you $1 better. with fire in her cye. “She nudges you vs §7. Smith piles another one” on top of ‘this, You can’t draw out now. Every eyo in the fair upon you, and ur toes and 10, in a chok- ng ve! A death-like " silence ensues, during which you woander whether vou e another mortgago on thut )il of yours. Tht deacon’s voice ks tho silouce. Mo clummors loudly for just one were dolk Smith swilcs | pln(o helped to make the fair on the point of | § You jump on top of §5, and | Y ropping out now, but your wife is there | contemptuously, and says, in an audible voice, that, as the watch was his contr- cution, and that it only cost he uesses he will not bid any more. ' My. hlow sorrowful you feel! Instead of cover- mg yourself “with glory, everybody -m £hs at youy afair gnlt- nup by several avaricious i members in a most remarkably spot_on Staten island a rfew ¥ 70 & number original meth -M nining money were indulged in. It was (‘l‘mnml atter- ward that every cent colle the members was collected | yresen- tations; that every game mm. in the nir was a confidence game, and that the world would soon be entirely enveloped in sin and corruption. The only untrath- ful portion of this statement was the » | conoluding one. The prottioabgirl it the Suceess a failure, whichever it was consid- She was dressed in / " and placed on a ‘V|||l‘(||l|h( V- V) A sign 5 cents ex could “gowns' ered with near by & and suflic | kiss the g many homely old men—the handsome young ones could kiss her any night in the week without paying a cen cantage of part of the opportunity-—the nt part, The way the thing worked was like this: The man would drop his quarter in a tin box, blush until the blood began congulating in his face stretch out his arm s} I'he utter a timid little seream and then duck- ing her head forward, would quickly withdraw 1t again, “Oh!" in a frightened ; and cchingly around. 1f the customer enough he could plant a kiss on o but few succeeded in doing even this, nml the old man bought $2 worth of ces without getting what he paid But notwithstanding the fraud that around the fair, deeper and denscr than the last fall of snow, the fai declared a grand suceess by the members, and a steeple with a big-voiced bell was added to the church immedi- ately. O et DUFFY’S PURE WMALY WHISKEY. What Eminent Chomists fny, Progkssor HEXRY A. MorT, PR, D, P\ 0. 8, New York, writes: *‘Analysis shows Duffy’'s Pure Malt ‘Whiskey to be entirely free from Amy- lic Altviml commonly called fusel oil. In the sick room it should meet with great success,” PROFES80R A, E. MENKE, D.Sc.F. G 8., I\ I C., Profescor of Organic Chemistry, Kentucky State Ct ege, late Chomist, Agri- cultural Dept., Washiugton, D. C., writes: “I have made au analysis of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey and found it ab- solutely pura .ot containing a trace of fusel oil. It is peculiarly fitted for medicinal purposes-” Proressol HARVEY L. BYRo, late Pre dent of Faculty and Professor Baltimore Medical College, writes “From careful wuln(n of your Dnf- 1y's Pure Malt Whiskey, I find it free from fusel oil und other objectionable materials. It 18 specially recommen- ded in all cases equirfug alcohollo stimulant,’ PROFES5OR WILLARD H. MORSE, West- fleld, Now Jersey. (Reply to Dr. Boocock's questions, upon his article, «Notes on Amylism asa Factor in Diseases of the Ce- rebral Convolutions,” New England Medi- sal Gazette, November, 1886, p. 405,) writes; In another place I have spoken of the well-worth of malt, and do nct need to repeat my woll known opinions here, gmfi tonuching upon the sugges tive words of Dr. Boocock I may be yrdoned in calliug attention to a fact at bears closcly on the matter at is- Putting praferuncf upon malt, uud Tm"‘ attention to its chemistry ? ith that of the product ot dlm lation, I subwit thatwhiskey from malt cannot be s ron ily distilled be- youd v.haPa\m when tho last C2 HO Ofildlsn d over, and 1s thorefora the whisksy to be preforred. TWwo pupples wero fed, one on a halt pint of the best Bourbon Whiskey for twenty days, and thy other on tho same quantity of Dul {'s Pure Malt ‘Whiskey for tha same fength of time. They were then killed, and the former d with well-defined cercbral lesion, and the latter without nu such lesion and without any hev clr- rhoais, Inflammation of the Iiver). Moreover s man civen Malt Whiskey in- flaad of of his 6tull, came o the aboratory ta N aaeraln what the dlfias gnca in effect wight slenity. as contrary all (nrn'f oxperience, he lad stop. rd onthe v ay to upivorsal solerosis. and coholio fremors, or musculal atrophy, An order for a farm in Washington county, Ind., was received by a local real estate 'u'('n[ there from an Ohio man, who wanted, also, if possible, fe be- tween the ages of 20 and 45 years,’ to go with the farm. BBt A Purify your blood tone up the systom and regulate the digestive organs by tak ing Hood's Sarsaparilla. Sold by al dt\w;,hl: . B S MA Jpoor woman comingin on Saturday from Toluca to this chy " says the Two Republics, Mexico, ~“had ™ her baby str‘\')pul on her back. She reached be hind to bring the child to her breast to nu it, and found it had frozen to death in its sleep.’ irl would e Giveyour children B. H. DOUGLASS & SONS' CAPSICUM COUGH DROPS I l'l Coughs,Colds and Sore Throats, peedily, are harmless and \sing 10 tho Laste. - The people of the Congo have no con- ception of i God of any tmd and wor- ship nothing. They beliove in charms to keop off all ¢ They do not believe in h as natarat, and sc out the cause when any one dies oris taken ill. Mauy persons ure thus killed in punishment, and wero it not for this the populace would increase vory rap- adly. L N Toothache, headache mnl every other ache are unul by St. Jacobs Oil. ~ Price, announcing the serious illness of her mother, and asking hor to come immediately. ' She packed her trunk, put up a lunch, appointed A. H. Adkinson hor attor 2 of wumo worth of prope 5 on the tr r oid home in Towa, ull in nim-umn minulus. - Feminine subservience to fashion is the greatest enemy to our native birds, To inister to this vanity an army of men ys are cmployed throughout the country to murder these inno 5, that their stufted skins ma Ly decorate a lady’s bonnet. Travel a hundred wiles along our const und you may not see a gull where yeurs ago thore werve thousands of whito breasts flashing in the sunshine In many places meadowlurks, bobolinks, and uuuh'- are nlmml uxlm«,l What |>mnl4| \\lll T use this warm cathie Pozzoni’s Complexion Powde: q lun,ur than any other, and is not sticky. ing to the london a correspondent ) monarch to a Times from likens the ¢ prince, and wrance in the royal sleigh scenes trom fairy tales. the sleigh appronches it looks like den swan \vilh wings i ng on th wl\'ul cushions. or 1s lighted y & soft but brilliant electric light. It fushes I?! the wonde itor, who 1y time to notice the agzrafie of vhich adorn the artist’s hat of pro- o § \ usl b dh com- hines every elewent .r.u uu urit, Bold Ly druegisa T AU RIS RUFY, tera were 'pn-mrqd by Y jegert for his private use. Their reputation is such to<day that they have be- come generally known as the best n(]n'ullll( tonic. Beware of counterfeits sk your grocer or druggist for tlie genuine articlo manufactured by Dr. J. ]l Slrx(‘l( & Sons There has been more ll\nn the usnal number of revivals of religion in Kansas this winter, and one of them has becn Y | among the young Indians in the schools ce. It began in a prayer meet- ing organized volunta by a few of the young men. The inferest grew, and soon another prayer mecting was organized by the Cheyennes in the school who could not speak English. This incited the Osages to start a prayer meeting, where the services were conducted in their lan- guage. Then the young squaws must fave their meeting, *and-now thero aro four daily prayer meetings, and nearly y pupil attends one, and often more. Over a hundred of the pupils think tl they have been converted, and on Sunday many of them wer ptised, most of the clergymen of the city being present and l\~~l~|||\" e —-— PILES! PlLES! A sure eure for Bling and Ulcerated Piles has been discovered by Dr. Williams, (an Indian remedy), ealled Dr Williams' Indian Pile Ointment. A single box has cured the worst chronic cases of 23 or 80 years standing, No one need suffer five minut fter n]irlyllu: this wonderful sooth Lotions and_instruments do more harm than good, Willinms’ Indian Pile Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itching, (particulacly at night” after i in bed), acts as a poultice, nd is prepated only for Pil ite wd for nothing else, ASES CURE *s Magic Ointment cures as by mm:lc Pimple Black Heads or Grubs, Blotelies and Ertiptions on the_ face, leaving th in clearand beautiful. Also cures Salt Rbeum, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips Old Obstinate Uleers, Sold by druggists, or mailed on receipt of B0cents. tetailed by Kuhn & f‘fl., and Schroeter & ht. At whelesale by C. F. Goodman. riueEs Bleeding, Itchin JAMIS PYLES The Grea,t Inventmn, For EASY WASHING, IN HARD OR SOFT, HOT CR COLD WATER Without Haym te ©'A BRIC or HANDS, and particularly adapted to Warm Climates, No family or poor, skould be without it. Sold by all Grocers, but, berrare of vile tmi tations. PEARLINZ 1s manufacturcd only by JAMES PYLE. NEW YORK: UNION TIKET OFFICE 1. L. Do BEYOISE, Adoat. No. 607 Broadway,' Couheil Bluffs. Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS, The following is the tim¢ of arrival an1 departure of trains by central standard timo, at the local depots. Trains leave trans arlier and arrive ten minutes into it 0 & \()lull\n LAY &1, §T. LOUIS & PACIFIC. Louis Bxpro 1. Locking Bracket for Fences ANISOTHER RAILS, RO FENCES BUILT WITHOUT NAILS. Any part readily taken out or replnced. For picket or rail fences, iron or wood, cannot be ex- colled for railing o m any sort. ¥ fculurs write BECKMAN, Insontor, Council Blutfs, State and county rights for sale. R MAN WHO I8 UNACG JAINTED WITH THE GECGRAPHY OF THIB COUNTRY WILL SEE BY EXAMINING THIS MAP THAT THE G2} Nsn} ral position and close relation to Fant 'and West. at initial and tee: t ot vail. kil il block o between Chicago and ety Ted Cawor h ang Pros's & Gew'l W'r, Gen'l Thi & Phss. Ag'ty CHICAGO. LYON ‘& HEALY, BAND CATALOGUE o 1858, 140 g 300 et WHOLESALE AND JOBBING | moUsES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. DEERE, WELLS & CO., ‘Wholesale Agricultaral Tmplements, Buggies, . Carringes, Ete |, Ete. ,fi,"""'" m:m;‘ Towa. KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING €O, Corn Shellors, Stalk Cattors, DiseHarrows, Seeders, Corn Planters, Food Cut- Frotory, Rock Falls, Tis, Nos. 1501, 1504, 150, 1607 Main St., Council Bluffs, DAVID BRADLEY & €O, Manuf'rs an1Jobbors of Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Buggies, Carriagos, nnd ail kinds of Farm Macain vy, 1100 to 1115 South Maia Stroet, Counil Biudts, owa. F 0. COJHC]] Blaffs Handle Factor ¥, (Incor} porated) Manufacturers of A Ige and Small Handles O Alfl’l' TS. COUNC] ll, BLU l~ S CARPE l‘ (JU Carpets, Curtains, Window Shade», Oil Cloths, Curtain Fixtures, Upholstery Goods, Ete. No, 405 Brondway’ Councll Biufts, j’hl(li(-fl\' "MOORE —Wholesalo Jobbers in tho— Pinest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes. Nos. 28 Main and 27 Pearl Sts, Council Bluffs, SNYDER & LEAMAN, Wholesalo Fruit and Produce Commissian Merchants. No. 14 Pearl St., Council Blufs, McCLURG CR —Manufacturors of — Fine Crackers, Biscu'ts and Ca'es, Couneil Blug MAURER & CRt Tmporters & Jobbarsof Craskery,Glassware Lamps, ll"li Jare, (ullr‘n, Stoneware, Bar Goolts, Fancy Gdods Council Bluirs, owa. H’\A':‘- & CO., Wholesale Druggl,ts, Oils, Paints, Glass, Druggisty: Main St., und No. o, 21 Pourl St., Council Buirs, DRY GOODS. M. E. SMITH & CO.,, Laparters and Jobhers of Dry Goods, Notions, Ete. Nog, 112 and 114 Main St. and 115 Pearl neil luf 0. w. HUT TS, Wholesale alifornia Frmt) a Specialty. General Commission. N 42 ‘Council Biutis. WIRT & DUQUETTE, Wholesalo Fruits, Confectionary & Fancy Gro,a tles. Nos. 16 and 18 Pearl St Broadway, — anoc GRONEWEG & SCHOED Jobbers in Staple and Fancy Groceries, Nos. 117, 119 and 121, Main St., Council Bluffs, Tows. L. KIRSCHT & CO., Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries. Also Wholesale Liquor Dealers. No. 416 Broad- way, Cougcil Bluits, HARD)V. ARI« T. C. DR \'I)L, ‘Wholesule Hardware, Tinware, Gasoline Stoves, Refrigerators, ete. Nos, 54 Broadway, and 10 Main strect, Council Bluffs, BECKMAN & CO., Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers in Leather, Harness, Saddlery, Etc. No. 525 Council Bluffs, Towa. METCALF BROTHE! Its Jobbers in Hats, Caps and Gloves, Z. T.LINDSEY & CO., EXCLUSIVELX RUBBER BOOTS, SHOES Trick tmilding of anv kind ra onLittle Giant trucks—the best in the world, SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE.—Special advertisemonts, such as Lost,Found, 1o Loan, Fo* Salo, To Rent, Want3 Boarding, ete., will be inserted in this columnat thelow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for tho firstinsertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent insortion. Loave advertisy mentsat our oftice, No, 13 Poarl stroct, near Broadway, Council Blufts, charge of an oflice, gures on work X pulling” a_hand Adivess, 1 Tallou, News ofice, Missouri and Sixt m tWo stor apply to A. H. McClurg, on premiscs JWAN & WALKER, No. (under Citiz 1 estato una m chundiso oxehunge brokers, “Our books uro full of special bargains, but it i8 impossible to pub- lish a reliablo list from the fact of 80 many dai changes. What we usk is: 1f you want to sell ortrado anything in our’ line, write us and we willsend_you n pile of bariruins to soloct from. Lands improved or unimproved, city or town proporty, stocks of goods of suy kind in_any lnce. if Such you havo or_such you want lot us o From you. Swan & Walker, Counch Bty Muin strect, The firm of Mandel & Thompzon , 1 hereby give notice that onsible for unything con- E. Thompson. A, a 1o longer ve: tracted b, RUSSELL&Co Manufacturers of all sizos of Automatic Engines Especiaily Designed for Running MILLS, GRAIN,ELEVATORS, AND ELECTRIC LIGII'TS, Tubular and Locomotive Boilers. _ Nos. 342 and 344 Broadway, Council Blafs. HEAVY HARDW. Alur,. KEELINE & FELT Wholesale lron. Stael Nails, Heavy Hardware, ock, Council Blufts, Town. AND WOOL. D. H, McDANELD & C(;,, Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides, Tallow, Wool, Pelts, Greaso and Furs, Council Blufls, Towa, —Wholesale Dealors in— [lluminating & Lubricating 0ils, Gasolin BTC., ETC. 8. Theodore, Agent, Council Bluifs. Towa. LUMBER, PILING, F1C, "A. OVERTON & CO., Hard Wood, Southera Lumber, Piling, And liridge Materlal Spoolaltios, Who ber of all Kinds. Ofic 130 M, i hiita, Towa Wholesale Imported and Domestic Wines & Liguors, Agent for 8t. Gotthard's Horb Bitters, No, 1 Main St., Council Bluirs, SCHN llJHt & BEC I( Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, : N. ‘ SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace. Office Over Amurlum Express wn.puny. ‘MS 0 l BENEDICT, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER 1N HAIR GoODS 0. 337 Broadway, Council Blulfs. New Massillon Threshers, Carcy and Woodbury Horse Powers. STATIONARY, SKID, Portable and Traction Engines, SAW MILLS, ETC, Factory Massillon, O. Branch House 510 Pear! St., Council Blufts, SEND FOR 1886 ANNUAL, THOS. OFFICER. w. 1 M. PUSRY OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Establishod 1865, ONLY HOTEL In Councll Bluffs having Fire Hsca, And il moaera improveents, ¢l wlarm bells, ete., 151 CREST O Nos. 215, 247 HOUSE ! 9, Main Sireat, X 30BN, Proprioto KIEL SALE STABLES! “pejueseaday SP PojuzICy Y0018 [V Horses and Mules kept unu-lmnl) on band, for salo at rolail or in car louds, proidtly filed by .\.mmu ou short W LOLE Y, l‘luplulmn ¥ Fiith - Aveaue sud Sourh St el diuds ows cd or movel an satisfaction guaranteed. 3 tire AND ARCTICS, Rubber and Oiled Clothing IMMENSE STOOK And Eastern Prices Duplicated. Write for Prices. Storehouse and Salesroom, 41 N. Main St. Office 412 Broadway, Council Bluffs, W.P. AYTL.SWORTE, b HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER Framo houses moved 808 Eighth Avenue and Eighth Street, Council Bluffs. 1 wish to respoctfully call the attontfon of my patrons und the public in general, to my remo- val from the old” stand Nos. 7 and 9, Muin St., o my now nnd commodious quarters, No, 226 Broadway, Where I will be ploased to seo my many friends, With a lurze, new aud completé nssorument of allthe very LATEST Fabrics in Spring STYLES # located in large quarters T am botter than ever before propared to serve the public. Tespecttully, J. M. SMITH, ‘' Merchant Tailor NO 226 Brondway, Council Bluffs. JACOB SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW COUNCIL BLUFFS. Practices in Statc and Federal Courts, Rooms 7 and 8, Snugart Block. LAMPS and CROCKERY —AT— REDUCED PRICES, At Homer’s, No. 23 Main Street, (‘uum-il Bluffs. Ia ‘or "othior tum s romoved wichout R. CANCERS 97 Semi, o e o b, CHRONIC DISEASES or ail kinds & spootaity. Over thirty yoars' practical exporiense. No. 11 Penrl ‘ouncil Hluits. CoxsuL 10N ' Fuu AULllu\uux Pros. L.W. Turnueys, Vice-Pres, 255 N. Biows, Cashier, Council Bluffs National Bank 102 MAIN STREET, ..$100,000 260,000 1,000,000 Onpital, . Authorized Capital. Stockholders Ropresent. Do & general banking busina Accounts of banks, bankers, m - ufacturers und individuals received on fuvora: y bost of attontion givon to ail busi committed to our care, B R CADWELL, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW. Real Estate and Probate Law a Spacialty, Ofice—No. 85 Muin St., und, Council s, Citizen's Bunlk, MASCN Wi~ Horses and WMiules For ull purposes. bought und gold, at retall and fu lota. Council Bluds, Jowa, COUN CIL BLUFI‘S Baggage&Transfer Lize. ‘Bus and baggaze wagons connect with ail CAL TROUPES. Prowpt attention given all calls. 0O t Puciie House, Teleplone No 140; whso Telephono No. 128 at Ogden House. H. BEECROFT, Proprictor.