Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 24, 1886, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS.| 24 SATURDAY MORNING, APRII OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET. Telivercd by earrier in any part of the city at \wenty comts per weck, 1. W. TiLtos, - - Manager. Brervees OFFIc Niant Eviton, INOR MENTION. Stubbs, the hatte Now spring goods at Reiter's, “Tex’ now runs Lacy’s old stand Call and see “Tex'’ at the old Lacy stand. Water coolers, chenp, at Cooper & Metiee's, Roy R the pea William Stewwart was yesterday fined as a plain drunk, Save mone; Cooper & Ml The police yesterday arrested giving his name as Holstein, he full of |m|| The Catholic Knights will approach holy 4'n|u|m||||lnn| 10 1OTTOW Morning at hody. son, the veters Marion Ste ymond is booked for disturbing by buying refrigerators of afellow heing too is supplying his pl The grocery men v port one cent i as the r strike at the Private parties are in correspondence witn a manufacturing furniture house in Wisconsin with a view to their locating in Council Bluffs. Arthur Lefkovitz th st where of boots building, an advance of result of the has retury ».I from he has purd ind h 401 Broady next week | 15 to oper ster ser s in the Congry ch. Subject in the morning, 3 of Clivist and the Tmmor- of Man.” Subjeet for evenng, lationship.”’ A general and tion is extended. ro the Bre made mention s improving the Ritehie property and |I|‘n ‘\l A Robinson wasmaking the improve- ts. Serviees in the Baptist vhlll h Sunday will have reference to the resurrection. Bubject for morning, ““I'he Nature of the surrcetion Body:” in the evening, Iu Results of the Resurrection.” Bay ti 50 in the evening. The chur “I" be decorated. Mase Wise has sold to Denver, acar load of hor were shipped out Thursd hight ov B. & M. Mr.Bushused tolive here, and by his coming had an_opportunity of n of his old icquaintanees, as well as to » some good stock. S for the Mendel 1y night next y at Bushnell Those de Jim Bush, of s, and ohn concert placed on nd sold Vi of attend- ing should from present “standing ro ch has been kept up for the body of the deaf and dumb boy who was drowned on Wednesd; but so far with- out succes where the acei- dent occurred has nswitt and treacher- ous current, and s diflicult to deter- mine how far the body was carricd. ppropriate Easter services will be BRI v tiio Broudway M. E. church on Sunday morning. The church will be adorned with flowers. The hour usually allotted to the Sunday school will be ¢ voted to an E nary sery A o an Easter concert co will be given by the nees there will be and response Bundny school, The opening of the company held Th was a great s Joud in their pra ono of the most brilliant line of any ever s Parisian millinery sday and yesterday h visitors wert y was showings in this n here. There may be larger displaysin larger cities, but for variety and elegance 1t would have been a credit to any house in any ¢ Yesterday morning’s _ “‘overland” brought the remains of J. W. Latta, who died at Los Angeles on the 14th. Mr. Latta was a ncphew of C. J. and D. M, ‘Wyland, of Harlan, and for a number of ears has been bookkeeper of their bank. he remains were accompanied by hi widow, sister, and H. W. By lan. He will be buricd at H row morning with Masonic rites. 8. R. Duvis yesterday appeared at the city building and haa™ a_warrant issued for the arvest of J. Ratekin, on the charge of swindling him out of a dollar. The man says he wanted to get a dollar changed 50 as to pay some creditor fifty cents, and asked Ratekin to accommodate him, ' Ratekin taking the dollar, stepped back in his store to change it, and com- ing forward with the change asked him for the dollar. Davis ted that he had iven it to him and Ratekin denied it, 8 neither would admit any possibility of mistuke, the matter was dragged into court under this charge. 1t will probably Do heard to-day. - For the latest stylo ot uw»nmxmg see Miss Gleason, N 34 Pea —— Malyern Mattors A Red Oak man has been interviowing the Malvern authorities opening a billiard hall, one, but there is a strong fee Mal against any sort of play with .~ the ivories, and the Red Oak man will nrobnbl take the cue and go elsewhere. . Rev, W. V. Jefiries, who has been sup- - plying. nm Presbyterian |l||l‘bu at Mal vern since last 1 ¢ of the church, ommended his ordinat he date of the ser- arrested John Brown Sund; ternoon, x\lul calaboose, In ref . ton mattress for the urposo of burning his way out, but the gu\uhul put out the flames before any serious damage was dol Norvel Jones lost a valuable colt re- sontly. making $1,100 worth of horse flesh uring the pust ten years. - Money to loan by Forrest Smith. - I sell the celebrated Twin Burner Jne stove. That double burner om all. A 4-burner same pri urner; a 8-burner same pric urner, W. A. Wood, 501 \Lnu A Strange ¥ Strest Commissioner Ba torday at work on the ¢ ‘street bridge, cutting a diteh to turn the water, 80 as to avoid further cutting away of the banks, which threatened the [ Approa hes of the bridge. In the course - llfi work the men found & buggy em ded in the ercek. T'he vehiclo had videmly been buried there since the of June, 1883, having bee d 4 te rush nll W uivy leads to the beliof t the bu, hfluwuea by (Imr'h's nl. is, who lhm Y ! swept rom his o during f B uod,';ud R R ML niae Sanas gone. “Tex” now. ~ou bim at Lacy ressmaking, Gluuon ——— nvites s friends to eal old stand. and “titting sticet. - cutting No. 81 Pear THE OMAHA DAILY BEE; SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 188b. AND ABOUT THE BLUFFS, President Adams Hae a Leng Consultation With the State leway Commission. VARIOUS MATTERS DISCUSSED. A Buried Buggy Found in the Creek Bed — Many Important News Items and Personal and Minor Mentions, President Adams Here, Ihe announcement in yesterday 's Beg that President Adams and other promi- nent oflicials of the Union Pacific would be over on this side of the river e some comment, but not much surpr as the understanding has been for some time that when the president visited this part of the west he would not forget Council Blufts, but would give an oppor- tunity for its citizens to present such gricvane seemed most important l|u~ Bee man on starting down to the y inquired of George F supposed to be posted on rail ty matters, as to what was to be done, but e seemed not to know anything about the for a conference. At the tr: P. Dodge was found waiting for thing, but he seemed also to be there f me other purpose than for a con 0. Asthe BEE man was making so inquiries of Mr. Dodge, with no v satisfactory results, George F. Wright ap- peare d on ‘the piatform. It was not long sefore the special train bearing the off: cial party eame steaming ross the bridge. Superintendent Dorvance came up to wh Mr. Wright and Mr. Dodge were chattin, nd invited those gentl 1 to o with him to the car to sce Mr, The BEE man was not invited ce, 5o that all that the little palace on wheels ,...wv.l withi annot be nough the curic The party i dent’ Ac Manager Callaw and Mr Dorrance. by Mr. ght and other Towa notables wy having arrived at the 'T the morning Roek Island train. These were L. S Coflin, of Fort Dodge, Peter A, Dey,of Towa City,two of the rail- way commissioners of the state. The kept closely closeted in the car, which stood on the track for about two hour The chief topic discussed was ths tax- ation of the road on its proy y i Coun- cil Blufls, Recent action was taken the execut bourd of lowa by which the Union Pacitic is mileage in Towa the same as other The assessment under the mileage made on the basis of 100 miles, aluation of which was made at $100, nile, so that the as fl by the exceutive board is Union Pacific oflicials, as well Council Blufls cit who wer posed to have cuaused this new ment to be made, supposed that this was essment, instead of one Ssessment , it having heretofore b the pr for the city to ass property the same as that of any other pusiness. The matter has been the sub- jeetof some investigation, and to the discovery that ' possibl could not in_law become an additional assessment, but the only one. It was this point which wa talk yesterday by ty. nference with the st missi , and probahly Blufls ns were called in to gi 1on to the feeling of this city d'to it. The railway seemed to have no |lu||h|. l)\ll |I| road was the execut for what could not be a besides und Kimbali After being joined Mr. Dodge, two fnvited 1n, they ‘ranster hotel on the 0 he topic of the closely closeted -h per mile it had in lowa, then it ed by Couneil Biufls r the former way as city he new form of assessment substitute for the old. 1In case the question then to whether under the new form sment the Union P to pay less or grc med from the showing that the Union Pacitle would save es by the new method, d_that Council Bluffs would lose. Mr. Wright claimed that this would not do, for the people here would ne be content with having the Union Pacific pay less taxes here than they had been )).xmg; Such was the talk in substance. nother sub, of convel eling here in regard to the Union ht‘and Mr. Dodge both (v]t and s0 expressed themse would notdo to ignore the Council Blufls, and that « full fr should be given Mayor Chapman and other prominent citizens h sentiments, and to show their complaint, ‘and to present their It was decided that President Ad his party would come oyer here ag thm morning, and would then see these gentlemen, and look over y and its needs. he conference closed about noon, and the speeial car was whirled back to Omahg n, with- out any of the distinguished visitors leav- ing it to even take & look at the stock yards. In order to have matters in shape for presentation to Preside ams, a quict meeting of sh s, und prominent citizens. wis held Documents were Wi up, for re- ceiving the visitors, and other details de- cided upon, so that there might be no de- lay or balks in e ng out the pro- gramuie of the conference to be held' to- day. - Leonard & Jowett refrig prices at Cooper & MeGec's. proper rators at low - he Mercer Case. The examination of Mrs. Huver, salias Frank, on the charge of enticing Lulu Mercer into a house of prostitution in Omaha, was continued here yesterday. The doors were still kept closed by the request of the defendant, who evidently aislikes to get the affair paraded before the public any more than can be helped The testimony yesterday was on the part of the defense, the attempt being made to break down the reputation of the girl. The first witness was Joseph Lewis, who drove the hack in which Mrs. Huber went to the Mereer house. He had no conversation with them, but he under- stood from what he heard that the girl was going to a spor honse 1 Omiaha, Sophia Slasher, who is & cook in the employ of Mrs. Huber, was the next wit- ness. She said that the doors of the house were open, and Lulu could have ot away any time if she wanted to. She claimed that the girl did not act like an innocent, but ]AI:\TIIM, the other girls in the house. Bert Beardsley, an employe of Met calfe’s saloon, swore that he saw Luln Mer in one of the stalls of the saloon prior to the time she went to Omaha. He did not know of her drinki th men, but ne knew of her k after 9 o'clock ut night. » also swore that Metealfe's saloon was a vespectable place 80 far as he knew. Mrs. Rebocea Lewis, who keeps a see ond-hund store in Owiaha, testified that she had seen Lulu Mer there in com ny with sporting women on several oe- casions. Policeman O'Brien testitied that he had seen her coming from balls late at night, and once coming frow a dunce given by Pardue. He l]ld not consider her reputa- tion very good Mrs {lum‘r herself testified that she came ovor to the Bluffs to get some girls to hoard at her place, and that she made inquiries of a hack-driver, who told her about the Mercer girl. She did not find the girl making any objections to staying in the house, after she got there Wil ot and Crow, Vi called on to testify ieter while she wi hotels in Omaha. They » she wore short dresses, and that her reputation was not of the best. Ilwu sstimony against the girl's char- was not so strong as was thre of , and scemed to be made mostly of | small actions which of 't from showing her to . ter Mrs. Huber would have the puhlu believe. opinions and from themselves were f: The Connty Bonds. The peeuliar mer in which the county board has advertised for bids for its conrt house bonds has ecaused some comment already. Some of the banks feel teuchy beeanse the board favors one of the banks of the city to the exclusion of the others, giving this bank free ady tisement and special prominence by de- claring that the bonds will be deposited there, and that the suceessful bidder can there gev the bonds and there pay for them. It is also claimed that the board can make no such arrangement, «s under the law the connty anditor has to turn them over to the county treasnrer, who gives a receipt for them, and th county treasurer, and not the board, to sell the bonds. r objection raised in fir is that the board propo scive no bids except for the entire amount of honds, $120,000, although only £40,000 will be delivered now, $40,000 to eliveredin October, 1 the remain- $10, mm not to be delivered untilJune, 1 idea of pidding on bonds witioh tho' purcliiser ounhot. linve for o year yet is said to be very foolish, and thosc who are posted in sueh matters de t the county will by no means rable bids as would be made if Nlflm! at atime was offered s are fivst elass, and with anee to allow a good i farge nmll unble to restrictions wnd alively se the bonds. By the peculi made by the board, it is claimed that the number of bidders will be smaller than otherwise, and the bids will not be as high 1t is also urged that some broker might bid on the wliole amount, intending to take for some customer only §10,000 of the amount, and after getting what he wanted, might afterwards decline to the rest of the bonds & year from now. It scems that there is no end to the amount of eritici Lled forth by the manner of advertising for the bids. A Card. To Western Real kstate Owners, Mu- nicipal and School Oflicials who have Bonds for Sale--Gentlemen: 1 ha st returned from New York city, and while there I arranged with o number of wealthy and prominent gentlemen to open in that city on July 1, 1886, a la ¢ exchange and bond deal It you have lands, lots, hous hotels, stores, or stocks of mmnl~ that wish to sell ¢ Iu»\): or exel !muvv equitably for other real or personal property, you will find it to your inte to write me ais to the Sume, giving de ance, price, ters much -\)Iu-lu-nu* bonds, and am | with very many st. 1 should be pls o in selling your bonds. My home and” family will ‘'be in Council Blufls, Towa, wht letters will alw: re:l me, but Jl(l'l .lnl\ I i ing city mqudlnh d Ref (A‘rn-ncm man, Hon. John V. '\lmllmu, J. M. l’lnllnn ye »nnh, George I‘lml» ] Re; New Judge B, Bonsloy Pierce & Sheldon. ’ now invite O T, — See “Tex.” Lac) S old stand. - Personal Paragraphs, Mrs. O. H. Brown is quite ill. Joln Maloney is hack from a visit to 1linoi Mr. William Groneweg has from California. W. R. Vaughan day from the east. J.T. Hurley is the proud possessor of anew bouncing boy. Alderman Shugart is preparing to soon rt for Culifornia. ames MceShane, Blufls visitor y ‘I'. Heyman, of Whee visiting his aunt, Mr _Murs. A, \I W|I\un h returned ved home yester- of Omaha, was a ng, isin the Gibson, returned from been spending city of Van Brunt, in off the road \ anderveer, Tiompson & Co., caine Tom I\uulti leaves on Monday for Mexico to take chavge of some mining in- terests there, C. H. Fancher, of Shelby, w: in the city yester. 'He is an aftorney who is quite widely known. Jerome McClintock returned from Chi- cago yester morning, haying been visiting his ents. J. M. Fielding, of largely interested in g us in the city yesterday. Paul, who is 1 contracts, carri Co., of Cincinnali, was in the city yester- day. The ( turning home. K “alifornian excursionists begin re- Amnn-' them o John with ail the (ulkuhunll he prefers lowa and Council ISIAnlw J. C. Anderson, of Newport, 1 the city on his ing his uncle, Mr John Booth derson is quite favorably impressed with Council Blutts, and is thinking strongly of locating here. Superintendent Gillette, of the Illinois institution for |lu~ deaf and dumb, wasin the eity f 2 is o great friend of Professor the institution here, and the lutter nsed to teach under him William Roe and Willi conductors on the Chicag t. Paul road, w n the ¢i oute to their home in Mily ng on # hunting expedition in Ne ska. Dr. McLed 502 Broad e Substantial abstracts of titles and rea estate loans. J. W. & E. L. Sjuire, 10 Pearl street, Council Bluffs, m ‘Tilton, two Milwauke - , oculist and y, Council Bluils aurist, No. - The Poct Preacher, The Burlington road is putting out some beautiful little pamphlets illustrat ing the beauties of Oregon, 111, and its attractions as 8 summer resort. Among the tributes paid to the place is & beauti- ful poem by Margaret Fuller, and some quotations from letters written by Bayard Taylor aid other distinguished persons Oregon is the old home of Rev. G. W Croft, pastor of the Congregational ohurch of this , and when he received last year a similar pietorial showing of the beauties of his boyhood home, he was 80 pleased that he acknawledged the re- ceipt in a few lines, inspired by refreshed rm ollections of lhv The little poem ven a piace in thia year's book. Like of Mr, Croft’s poems it is well worth 4‘1\l!|uu and preserving. There is a probability that during the coming year the fugitive picces from his pen will be gathered up in the formof an attractive Vi nlumo Some of his friends are =|rungl|) urging him to have a volume pubhshed and this will probably result. His many f will be glad to hive an _opporti- him a permanent The best lawn mower in the market is the “‘Philadelph sold by Coover & MeGee The Novelties of the feason are now Open at HARKNESS BROS. DRESS GOODS. NEVER S0 CHEAP. For 10c worth 12 1-2¢ For 20c worth 27 1-2¢ For 25¢ worth 85¢ For 35¢ worth 50¢ And finer fabrics in the same proportion. Good LAWNS, fast colors, at fc. Handsome Plaid Muslins from 10e up- rds, all at one-third less than last 'S pr Choice Cretonnes, Embroidered Suits, Canvass Dress Goods and other Noyelties, = Laces by the yard and in Dress Pat terns Space forbids enumeration, b have the goods, and our low prices will ~ CARPETS. The new styles in Carpots are now in stock and gomg fast. Call early and elect your Carpets and have them put aside for you. CURTAINS. Our Curtain Department is complete in all varieties of Lace, Turcoman and Silk Draperies. We make a specialty of Drapery Work by Skilled Workmen. Call Immediately And sce the New Goods before the as- sortment is broken. Orders by Mail receive prompt atten- tion. Harkness Bros. No. 4or1 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS. OGDEN HOUSE RATEsS O Aftei H’x;' Ist Will Be Day B 1. SILLOWAY, Prop Council Bluirs, G:rden Hose, Warrafilei!(idod 14e per foot, I8¢ per foot, 20e per foot. Hose Nozzles, OF ALL SIZES, Hose Reels, Lawn Zprinklers, Eto., Bto., New York Plumbing Co., OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, FROM the CIUNCIL BL IFFS TAILY(:!OIE M. A, Mcl burw, Pi and 1 Kinown o the Liest men livi endof Mr. at meo § roup of | il Ake’s elilire Lout of a fyom Aiphthorky bifors ba had ik opr Jolter neldy. eidhi « portunity of using Dr Dr. Jefferies' dipthoria med all kinds of sore thront. Dyspepsia ! Dyspepsia | Dyspeptic, why live in misery, and die in ais- pulr with cancer of the stomach 7 Dr. Tho: Jetferies cures cvery cas of in_igestion constipation ina very sh time. Best of e cos gaven. Dyspepsia is the cause of ni Price § for two weeks trestment icine is infallible in During the last six years there has not b death from Diphth case where DR. THOMAS JEFF) ENTIVE and Cune was used. It has boen the means of say- ing thousands of lives and might have saved hundreJs of thousands more. Indispensibl rid sore throat, w malignant slarlet fover, chunging it in 45 hours to th form. In fallible cure for all Inflamms Putrid, Cancerous Ulceration of the all Catarrhal conditions Full printed instructions bow to use the medi cine sent with it. No doctor required DR. JEFFERIES' REMEDIES Gan only bo obtajucd at his Ofice, 0, 23 ht T, e el RINK LIVERY STABLE. First-class Accommodations in Everything Per taining to the Livery Business, Finest Landau in the City FOR LADIES VISITING. oF Brise, Boarding a specialty. Telephone 178, | FIELD & COLE, Frops. PEARL ST.EET R K STAS.E SPRING OPENING i A PLAIN STATEMENT OF FACT We intend on next A. B. C. 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The principal grocers throughout the Union tell us one rcason why its use has not become gensjl} v is that oap on its merits, to-day thousands of the most es of the Union use our A. B, C. Soap and marve} ARC SOAP has not been sufficiently advertised ; and another reason is, because many people who have bought it, did not give it the necessary and intelligent attention it deser: They did not read the directions, and finding that it would not wash by laying A. B. C. Soap on top of the bundle of soiled clothes, they fell back to five cent soap. Thousands writa us: “Your A. B. C. Soap is all that you claim for it; it not only gives satisfaction, but we find that our most intelligent customers say that rc Is A BLESSING IN THE HOUSEHOLD and are enthusiastic and spcak in the highest terms of praise about it. 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B. bap is our own invention, and all who have used it cheerfully concede to it the merit of heing the greatest improvement ev WASHING WITH IT, is as di much an improvement over the old s).um as traveling by railway is over that by an ox-cart. made in domestic economy. A. B. C. Soap, and the MODE OF ent from all other soaps, and the old way of washing, and is as A girl of 18, or the most delicate person, can wash WITHOUT THE LEAST EXERTION. ia one hour, more clothes with A. B. C. Soap, «1n wash with the best soap, and the old wa the mildest and sweetest soap ever manufactured. as sweet and fresh as a rose. than the most robust, with the hardest work and slavish toil y of washing, in three hours. And withal, A. B. C. Soap-is We warrant you can wash baby with it and it will look Remember, that while you can use A. B. C. Soap in any way or manner you please, it is best to use 1teccording to the directions on the wrapper, b will also teach you the new way of washing. ]umunber, also, that in order to obtain one of these presents you must save your wrappers and send t n ) to us bv mail, during the months of June or December next. —=—— FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. — iyt 8SOAP BOILERS AND CHEMISTS, 632 TO 963 NORTH WATER STREET, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN. PETS Display of Latest terns, All Grades, Council Bluffs bl 2c5 Broadwsy. A Selecet Stock of Choice Novelties CURTAIRNS. SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE.—Special advertisomonts, such Lost,Found, To Loan, Fo» S1la, To R3at, Wants Boarding,etc., will be insortod in this columnat thelow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for th) firstinsortion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subssquont insortion, Loave advertiso mentsat our office, No. L&' Peurl stroot, noar Brondway, Council Blufts, WANTS. ate in all parts of mu Most Sules. F. J. Day, st-cluss cont mukers No. 810 I'way. A very desivable dr g storo in a locution.” Can 1at w bargain uYmMONs by .;,,m,mw to Georse N 4 a1 F““ SALE OR T i nnd Taioy notions. Gaod, lozi- Teo, Counci D! All new 0, s of specinl bargaing, lnu u 5] lish & relinble list from the ract of so mun; chango ¢ we ask 5 1€ you want to ortride nything i our lie, will send you a pile of baragnin i el or unimprov S of kool MfiS D. A. BENEDICT, HAIR GOODS WiGS MADE TO CRDER. QS’I Broadway, Coancil Blufls, lowa. JACOB SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW COUNCIL BLUFFS. Practices in State and Federal Courts. Joows 7 and 8, Snuzart Bl Go t>the N, Y. P, Co. for CGarden Hose They Warrant All They Sell. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK THOS. OFFICER. M, F. ¥, Pus OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. Eetablished 1357, by | Council Bluffs W.P. AYLSWORTE, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER Brick naildine onLictie Giaat truc's —tha best in tho wor anv kind raised or moved and Satisfaction guarantecd. Frame houses moved 808 Highth Avenus and Eighth Stroet, Council Bluffs, boll and examine e ee Cinias of Hoids (VN VRRNYVVL teds, Bcotelh ,tswt—twu?, J\NM\WS gw;(uxk Broadcloth the é/caa«/fi,efi,, fupa of MMMM\ Donts ever thown in this bity. 226 Broadway, Council Bluffs. TIMOTHY SEED. g| SALE STABLES T have a quantity of sound, well clean Ter ut reasonuble gures. Seed of the crop of 1885, Correspondence solicited. K. G, BUTLFR, Schaller, Towa. C. & N. W. Ity se0d Omaha Dental Associa’n Cor, “pajtaseaday S POYURLITR, Y00IS 1Y 16th and lInlu:‘l-w Sts, and Mules kept constuntly on hund for skl at retail or in ear Joo vs_promdtly filled by eont t & BOI ¥ v Fifth Avy Council Llutfs 1owa. ct on short aue wnd Fourth St | 'RUSSELL&Co Manufacturers of all 51203 of Filling at combinations a speclulty Eest Sets of T Former price 15 work guiranteed west price. with goid, sllver wud o 10 plate wnd cont ther us Gum Tewth ) Automatic Engines st material. Al Office, . WEST SIDE, Pertect o wnd eciully Designod for Running RAINLELEVATORS, AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS, Tubular and Locomotive Roilers. MILLS, ( 23 BROADWAY New Massillon Threshers, arey and Woodbury Horse STATIONARY, SKID, Powers. Portuble and Traction Engines, SAW MILLS, ETC, tory Massillon, O. Branch House 510 Pearl St., Council Bluffs, Horses and Mules ‘ For all purposes. Lought n otk Lurge quantiite MASON WISE, th Stre2t, Near P acific House, Courcll Bluffs nd sotd, at vetadl 10 sele 4t frow, and BLEND FOR 1886 ANNUAL.