Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 5, 1886, Page 6

THE I)AILY COUNClL BLUFFS. WEDNESDAY MORNING MAY 5, OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET. Pelivered by carrier in any part of the city at Twenty conts per week. H.W. Tiwroy, - - Manager. N Nianr Evicon, MINOR MENTION. New spring goods at Reiter's, .~ Water Coolers cheap at Cooper & Me Gee's. ¢ Save money by buying Refrigerators of Cooper & Melice, The ax-handle fastory has stopped n out of material. nd Surgieal in- se here, at No. P The Omaha \h-(lu"\l stitute is to open an_ ofti 281 Brondway. Stemberg and John Bell were plain dranks. il to attend the ;zrmul May opening at Eiseman's People's store this cvcmng Eiseman's May op randest aflair of the on. 0 call this cvening. Permission to enter wedlo esterday to John J, Ronan, both of this city. al tramps were yesterday gath- . ered in by the police. The fellows were hanging about depots and railway yavds. D W. Archer, of the Council Blufis Canning factory, has leased the former re: of 1. A, Miller, No. 905 Sccond ng will be the Don't fail k was giv and Katie inory of the papet mill is being put in_place and the establish- ment 80 remodel that it practically | & new mill. Being in the hands of ex- { perienced men the ente e cannot but Pro: sful on Jmlgmg from the great preparations made by Eiseman’s People's store, |)u opening, which eommences this ev and ts for three nights, cannot len but be the grandest event of the 5 Fred. W. Newbould, of Buffalo, N. Y., son-in-law of Mrs. E. W. Bennett, of Lovelund, died yesterday noon. came here a week ago for being very feeble. The fune held i ouri vmm to-duy. Grand May opening f commencing at .0|| man’s People’s s sold during , from 7 10 10:30 o'clos itation is extended to the public to attend. Eiseman & C In the district court the the Phaenix In- surance company of Brooklyn, has com- menced ac ans and D. Maltby for §112 as the agent of the compan puml and the other is bond. Itis elaimed ening, at Luise goods will be » brought to sceurc the bulance due from this sourc eam is planning to | go to the state tours mmwm aml to b b ack some of tl . The Re: | steamer. which i § willalso be taken which is to be held in Jun E @ good prospect for Council Blufls to win honors in several of the contests on the programme. An effort is t secure the ne _Blufls. 1t is about this city’s turn to be again favored. ccommo- naturally i would come hould have some chance here. Mr. J. J. Brown the other day went to Omaha and off u 2 ?5000 for the old stock ds, but w informed that they could not be holml\l Some of these lively Conncil Bluffites will make a stir in some other di out doubt, if the presc not kept running y sl have an unshaken belief tl Blufls has great atlvantages shipping point, and they tained. ection, yards ant it muin- Personal g Paragraphs. ¢ Architect Mann, of St. Joseph, is in the city looking after the new court hous B Shonts, the ex-jailor, who has onened in the agricultural mac Lorrucuuu\'lllc, Towa, 18 in the " @ brief visit to his family, who ha removed from h -~ For the month of May the Mucller " music compnny will, with every pur chase of 50c, give a ti in the drawing for a fine music box costing $25. el Go to Beard for 100m mouldings = Hoisler rells (he bost in the market. No. 40; ———— Lightning at Avoca Henry Cranchalk’s (a farmer living L about two miles northeast of Avoca) barn I% was struck by i Imum. Inst might be- tween 12 and 1 o'clock, burning’ it en- ‘tirely, also two cows, one horse and a st of harness. 'The barn is said to be in- red for $150. The live stock carried ! :m‘;.luuurunoc but it is not stated how and 10c cigars roadway. ————— A. P. Hanchett has taken rooms in Hazard’s residence, No, 706 First ivenue, for the summer. Oflice still at 0. 12 Pearl street. Hours 10 to 12 a. 2to4and 7to 8 p. m. LA GRS T A Mi en Blaze, Karly yesterday morning Ni Piper, of Minden, Iowa, on len * house to care for his horses discovered 18 barn had during the night burned to greund, In the barn were four 808 and about 400 bushels of corn, all which weredestroyed. 1t is supposed lightning, about 8 o'clock yesterdny porning, struck the barn and set five to ~ It was located some five or six rods pom his house. The loss is beiween 00 and $1,000 being partly covered by paurance. The horses were insured for 0 ? ——— rd has an immense stock of wall r und room mouldings which must rned into cash, so down go the prices Beard’s. T “Phe recent floodin the south hus beg- red a Macon, ( zon, whose wealth B * 8ome §700, which'he keptin a hole in the ound-—was carried off by the raging ‘Waters. RS £F “Bubstantial abstracts of titles and rea loans. J. W. & P,rL. Squire, 10 ‘rhelmle pm sh of St. John the Bap- Louisiana, has contributed $220 to i¢ widow of General Hancock, The P h recently contributed $1,800 for a charity. g MeLeod, t and aurist, mdwny, (/mmul Blutfs, 0 to Beard for low prices. to Beard for wnll paper. ———— — Room Mouldings—Largest assortment owest pfle«nfll lium‘d 's Wall Paper No. - us, l.oblmrh Heisler’s and got a pod n\‘t‘: No. 402 Broadway. the new Mi kado gloves at Harl ', Just out. ness - don't lundie any “suide" cigars. THE OMAHA DAILY BEI BEE. | TIE (OUNTY'S G00D CREDIT. It Causes Lively Bxddmg for the Court House Bonds. THE NEW CANNING FACTORY. A Jewelry Thief Canght—Prepara- tions for Decoration Day—Too Much Water on Pear) Street —Fire at Minden, Selling County Bonds. The county board met yesterday to open the bids for the county bonds, to be sold for the purpose of building the court house. The bids were more numerous, and were more favorable than was ex- 1. The supervisors were made hap- ¢ their success in disposing of the and the practical tribute paid to the credit of Pottawattamie county. The successful bidders were Coflin & Stan- ton, of New York. The bonds amount to £120,000, divided into three series of £40,00) each, one series with eight y the next nine years, the next ten years Coflin & Stanton fered to pay a |oml premum of $2,236, if interest was fixed at 44 per cont; or §6,67 premium on the whole amount, with interest cent. l 'mer bid was mum(h- ! and was aceept id brings the interest nt. Mr. Stanton, on 5| esentin person, and anged llu- det ils of the contract, taking 000 of the bonds at once, $10,000 next co one ?b:u from now, th s at the 1. numerous_othe hithvr.m . T, Ste: t, of this city, who offered to take them at'par, in- terest to be 44 pel t Lempa 3ros. & Co ., of Cleveland, of- fored ap mium of 1 of 1 por cent on the bonds, if they bore & per cent in- t er, of South Bend, Ind., of- \t premium on the bonds, r 5 per cent. C. H. Venner & Co.. of Boston, offered 201 16-100 for 5 pe ¢ Co., of Des M pm cent premium on the firs the bonds to bear 43 per cent intercst} the long time bonds to draw 5 per cent interest, on which they offered to vay a premium of $441. Preston & Co.,of Chicago,c premium, the bonds to bear 5 i interest. W. Harris & Co., nds to bear . & Chicago, premium $Kl"1] }mmLm ln 5 per cent interest. - Leonard & Jeweott ref prices at Cooper & Me( - The New Canning Factory. The new enterpris known Council Bluffs Canning company idly getting its arrangements comp ng a stirring and successful season. The company has already con- tracted for all its material for tomatocs, corn, ete. The amount s to 900 acr loads of tin cans have The machinery of Chieago, $338 4} per cent in- ly, and that work will t of August. The farm- ; are taking hold of the en expected. The company acted with L. A. Caspar for n $1,000 worth of tomato plants. canned goods from this factory w sold over u wide extent of territor: reaching from Olio to California, ‘T canning factor of Baltimore. < I shipping “rova these ned_ of The build- R ome Jittle idea venue and ment ompleted, and the work g on the superstructur to be 48x130 feet, thre Another buildi nd basement. The for twelye , corner Twelfth stree main building is now progres “This bulldin stories and basement. B0x90, two stories second story contains room car. louds cans. The main bulding s _to be mude The Northwestern idetrack, and the B, & M The ofticers of the company s, president; George F. Keeline, DowoA " 5 largely interested. Mr, Archer has long and varied experience i ness, and 18 thoroughly familiar with the dum)» s0 that the management be a wise and succ , be question. He is interes i canning factory in_ Chillicothe, 11, his brothers, and is also mana r of the canning factory at Atlantic. here is the most expensive and of all, and the bnildings will cost h.»» tween’ $30,000 and $35,000. A few such cnterprises will set this city into a boom. GototheN. Y. P, GARDEN HOSE, Tuey WARRANT ALL THEY SELL, Opera House Block, The best lawn mower in the market is the “Philadelphia,’” sold by Coover & McGee. ond RS e A Jewelry Sneak, ago o sneak thief entered of Mr. McVeagh, in Oma- ha, and took a gold watch und chain, and a gold neck chain. ‘The loser placed in the hands of ti.c police and second hand dealers here a deseription of the stolen jewelry, and the other nignt a young man sought to secure a loan at Mr. Gold- stei on a chain which answered the description of one stolen. Mrs. Gold- stein slipped out, and telephoned Mar- shal Guanella, who soon entered the store, and being in eitizens’ clothing, wus not suspected by the fellow, who went right along with his negotiations, he chief of police and Offis Beswick soon arrived, and the fellow meely nabbed, He insisted that the chain was given to him by his wife, and he gave his nome us Boyd. He was held, aud yosterday Mr, McVeagh came over here and fully iden- tified the chain. He recognized the fel- low, too, as one he had accidentally met in Umaha, and with whom he had a_cas- ual acquaintance. The f A few du ellow claimed that he was drunk when he took the jew- elry, and that he had been drunk ever sin He suid he could not tell what he had done with the w. ateh and neck chain, and could not remember anything about selling them. It is learned that he sold the wateh for eight dollars to a man liv- ing out of the city ashort distance. The value of ull the stuft taken wmounts to about §100. Preparations are being made l;nnku him back to Omaba to be tricd there, 1 sell the eclebrated Twin Buruor gaso- line stove. That double burner Deats them all. A d-burner same price as a 8- burner; a -burncr same price as a 2- burser. W. A, Wood, 504 Main, | Decoration Day y The | | the inspe of the | |MRS. L. SIMMONS, The Day We Decorate. The following arrangements have been made for the coming observance of A. R. in western | rticipate with us and all old s of posts or | 11 the civic invited to [tions s fat as pos. All posts of the G. Towa are invited to ps as posts, as far as possible soldiers, whether membe socicties in participate as organiz; sible. The following are the committees ap. pointed at the meeting of the genc unmnnu-oun preparation for Memor Day serv Finance—Comrade J. M. Phillips, of Abe Lincoln post: Comrade Meteal f, of Henry Osborne post, Hon. J. W. Chap- man Speakers. 3. W. Hight, Iman. motion of Comrade Lindt the fol- were appointed committee on ‘irst Ward—Mrs. L. A. Casper, chair- man; Mrs. H. Cofteen, Mrs. Geo. A, Kee- line, Mrs. R. C. Hubbard, Mvs. J. L. , Mrs. John Beno, Mrs. Jam n, Mrs. Gilbert Lawler, Mrs. S J /\hlmn cond Ward-—-Mrs. George Coan nm.m..\l 8. G. A, Champ, Mrs, Keller, Miss Ada Fox, Mrs. T! u-mlm tar, Mrs O'Neill ’\l' ida Warful, Mis mma Fox. d nul Ward—Mrs J. R, Reed, of Abe Lincoln; of Henry Osborne, and J. Ei Fourth \\’unlA\ln J.B. ‘\lkm-x chair- man; Mrs. J. J. Brown, Mrs ' Owen N am, Mrs, O. M. Brown, Mrs B. l((n-k\n‘]l Mrs. Dr. Stillman, M Irs. Dr. McKune, M D Mrs. T. J. Moskay, Mrs. S. h. rumental Music—Comrade F. A. Sackett of Abe Llncoln, Comrade Henry Coftin of Henry Osborne, and James Buaird of the Sons of Veterans. _\ruml IM“‘"‘ e M. Treynor, Ed ail McFadden of Abe Comrade Sackett, of Abe nt Ilulnusnf Henry Os- S f Veterans, Idnn Abe Lin- ¥ Lincoln post. Invitation Lincoln, Adju bore, and M Graves—W coln Post Platforms—Ed Brooks of Abe Lincoln S djutant llnln\lm of Henry Osborne Sons of 'V cterans, \I(- y, McMenomy. mmittos then adjourned to meet ante room of Granid Avmy hall on Thursday ev A-nilw llw Gth inst. GARDEN HOSE, WARRANTED GOOD 14e per foot, 18¢ per foot, 24e per foot. HOSE NOZZLES, There has been some trouble caused by water in basements on Pearl street, south avenue. Yesterday the steamers employed pumping out the v's lJulI(lmn_', but the work The water seemed to come in about as fast as it was pumped out. Itseems that when the sewer luid along Pearl street, the ground not sufliciently tamped down, so that it amounted in fact to the digging of a ditch to be left open for the w. to run down, and not finding any outlet it soaks through into the adjacent basements. y ep filling in dirt from n now the recent ram sed the surface to s I\m;.: bad holes. Those who have ¢: ined the condttion of the street, ex at the contractors to have ta 50 s to preven deal of the put done here has been done unde tion of men who s let the contr s do s they pl evidenced by the test of time. ity only profits by these experiences, good and well ——— Breaking Up An Auction. 2 to time, lic wor been running on Bre store, stocked with el y and no- | tions. [ Cohn and G. M. Levi seemed to be the men in charge. Yesterday they gotinto some wrs about their e counts. Cohn got out n the goods, and while he was trying to ot e goods Levi run the goods out of the alley door and delivered them to A, Goldstein, claiming that he had sold them | to Goldslein. Cohn_then had Levi ar- rested, and threats of Cohn’s arr followed. There was a hot sea: about an hour, and goo s auctiones badly m L Notice, Bids will be received by the school board of Council Bluffs unul the 5th of May, 1886, for lowering the high school building at so much per foot. The build- ing to be lowered forty feet more or less. The board to reserve the right to reject any and all bids, By order School Board. FROM the COUNCIL BLUFFS DAILY GLO3E M. A, McPike, oditor of the Combr bure, Pa.) Frecman, has been t friend of the editor of tho Globo fo Mr. Clark of the Nonpa, fact that his ur, him somo of Dr. Jefferies' Dip! disiros Jumity , It wis usel at once, Iklllllll(-l‘\a‘ otte theriil ( der ones. - Five of ilire) out of elzht died from diphtheria befor: he hud an op- portunity of using Dr. Jeiferies' remedy. Dr. Jefleries' diptheria all kinds of sore throat. t Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia ! Dyspeptic, why live in misery, and die in Qis- pair with cancer of the stomach ? Dr. Thomus Jefferies cures ev case of incigestion and constipation ina very short fime. Best of ref- el siven. Dyspepsia is the cause of moety per cent of all diseased conditions. Price $5 for two weeks treatment, edicine is infallible in During the last six years there has not been death from Diphtheria in any case where DR, THOMAS JEFFERIES' PREVENTIVE tud Cuke was used. It hus been the means of say- ing thousands of lives and might have saved hundreds of thousands more. Indispensible in putrid sore throat, i malignant slarlet feve chunging it in 45 hours to the simple form. In. falliblo cure for all In ory, Ulcerative, Putrid, Cancerous Uleeration of the Womb and all Catarrhal condi Price §2. Full printed iusteuctions how to use the medi- cine sent with it. No doctor required DR. JEFFERIES' REMEDIES Can only be obtained at his Office, No, % 8. Eighth St., Council Bluffs, lows, Or sent by Express on Receint of Price, DRESSMAKING (BY THE TAYLOR SYSTEM.) No. 314 Broadway. 5. SMIMONS for u nyiber of” Yoars was with Jordan & Marsh, Hoston, the JATgst SUS HOUSO L The busl: A DTERT DEPARTURE Messrs, Harkness Bros, will thisday place on sale the below enumerated articles besides numerons others at prices that will surprise everybody, They are GenuineBargains Towels. Tidies, Splashers, Handker- chiefs, Japanese Fans, Hatchets, Bas- kets, Portemonnaics, Vaces; Plates, Cardand Fruit Baskets, Tin Plates, Doll Babies, Pie Plates, Wash Pans, Crumb Pans and Brushes, Dish Pans, Milk Pails, Work Basket, Glass Dishes, Comb Racks, Pocketbooks, Feather Fans, Hosiery, Macrame Cord, Flour Sifters, Hat Racks, Hammers,Japanese Screens, Collar Buttons, Mucilage, Marbles, Blank Books, Turkish Towels, Serub- bing Brushes. Coal Shovels, Baby Bibs, Wooden Spoons, Hair Crimpers, Roll- ing Pins, Transparent Slates, Agate Buttons, Collars, Jewelry, Estabrook’s Steel Pens, Lace Collars, Spool Cotton, Baby Rattles, Hair Nets, Clothes Lines, Table Salts, Base Bulls, Match Safes of all kinds, Glass Cups, Tin Dippers, Tin Buckets, Mosaic Match Holders, Sauce Pans, Looking Glasses, Perfumery, Castile Soap, Shoes Blacking, Meat Forks, Toilet Soaps, Stove Blacking, Wall Pockets, Harmonicas, Boxes of Slate Pencils, Willow Baskets, Black- ing Brushes, Pearl Battons, Silver Thimbles, Frying Pans, Ric ck Braid, Table Outlery, (‘ombination Russian Leather Toilet Sets, Pins, Laces, and every article you can think of. All to be on sale to-day. Every- body go and get a chance to select early as the stock is all new and where Bargains for B WORTH 76 and $1.00 Are to be found, (Iwyuhv not last long. HARKNESSBRUS No. 401 Broa.dway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. DEALERS IN DRY G0ODS, Etc, Bt HOTEL. House Rates on and ny 158 will be $2.00 and o B Excoptl Day Bon den p] ) Font parlor rosme. $25 Per Month, Pre MARK DURYE Manager, ( ‘ouncil Blufrs, ONLY HOTEL In Council Bluffs having Flire HEscax Andall moaern {mprovoments, oAl bo) alarm bells, etc., isti CRESTON HO USE’ I Nos. 215, 217 and 219, Main Street, MAX MOHN, Proprioto R. R E, M. D. ARG . B o | CHRONIC DISEASES of ait xinds » spectatty. Over thirty years' pract.cal ex) )ermun. No. 11 Pearl Btreet, Council Blul 6 CONSULTATION FiE % I.ocklng Bracket for Fences AND OTHER RAILS, ROD3, ETC, l-l' CES WITHOUT part readily taken out or replace, px 't or rail fences, iron m-w»o«l cannot colled for railing of any sort; | For Partioulirs writo C.J. nzu\\nn Inventor. Council Bluffs. Stato and county rights for sale. BUILT TTAIL COUNCIL BLTUFEFS STEAM DYE WORKS MRS, C.L.GILLETTE'S HAIR GOODS STORE No 29, Main St., Council Bluffs, Opo, Postoffice, THOS, OFFICEN. M, F. F. PUsEY OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFFS. IDWA. _Establishod 185 e RINK LIVERY STABLE. First-class Accommoiations i Everything Per- taining to the le-yl{ms:m--u. Finest Landawin'the City i Boarding a specialty. Telephone 178, FIELD & COLE, Props. PEARL STREET RINK STABLE. L W. Tor Vice-Pros. Jaues N. BRown, Cashier, Council Bluffs National Bank 102 MAIN STREET, Capital. Authorize Btockholders B.eprelen Do a general banking business. Accounts of bunks, bankers, merchants, man- ufacturers and individuals received on fuvora ble terins. Dowmcstio und forcign exchange. ‘The very best of attention glvea to all busi DEBS COWWIL L0 OUF GRS Refrigerators, ete. No | WEDNESDAY MAY. WHOLESALE AND JOBBING | rzoveEs OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. AGRICULTCRAL DEE! IMPLEMENTS, , WELLS & CO., \\ holesale Agricultural Implements, Bugiss, Carringes, Ete , Bte. Council Bluffs, Towa. KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING CO., Corn Shellers, Stalk Cattes, rrows, Seeders, Corn Planters, Food Cut . Ete. Faotory, Rock Falls, Tls. L 150, 1505, 1507 Main St., Council Buffs. DAVID BRADLEY & CO, Manuf'rs an 1 Jobbers of Agricultaral lmplements.mflons Bugg[ns Carriages, and all kinls of Farm Michino 1100 to 116" South Main Strect, Council Bluts, owa. AXE HANDLES, F.0. GueABON, T, H.DOUGLAS, GEO.F, WRiant. Pres.&Treas, V.-Pros.&Man. Soo &Counsel. Council BlaTs Haadla Factory, (Incorpora Manufacturers of Axlo, Pick, Slodzo and Siall Handles, of ovory déscription COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO., Carpets, Curtains, Window Shadas, Oil Cloths, Gurtaln Fixtures, Upholatery Goods, Bto. "No, 405 Tiroudway' Councll Hluffe, owa. CIGARS, TOBACCO, E1 PEREGOY & MOORE, ~Wholcsalo Jobbers in tho— Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes. Nos. 2 Main and 27 Ponri Sts, Counoll Biuffs, NYDER & LEAMAN, Wholesalo Pralt and Produce Commission Marchants. No. M Pearl £t., Council Sluls. McCLURG CRACK —Manufacturers of — Fine Cl'fl(}ieb, Biscuits a1l Caxys, it Blufw, Towi, \I'\( \I-l\ & \'R‘l(., Importers & Jobbers of Crackery, Glass war Lamps, Fruit Jars, Cut Stonoware, Bar Goods, Fuucy Goods. " Council Blutts, owa. HARLE, ll AAS & (U Wholesale Druggists, Oils, Paiats, Glass, Druggists' Sundrics, Titc, No. 22 Main St, and N Perl $t., Council Biufls. DRY GOODS. SMITH & (() Tapart saud Jobbars of Dry Goadu. and 11§ Main St., Nos. 113 + Council Blas, Towa, FRUT 0. W, BU Wholesale California Fl‘lllln a Specialty General Broadway, Commission 512 “oul WIRT & HL(ZI E, Wholesale Pruits, Confectionsry & Fancy Grocariss. Nos. 16 and 18 Pearl uncil Blufs GROCER L I\Ilhull‘ & t'() Jobbers of Stapls and Fancy Groceries. Also Wholesale Liquor Denlers. No. 416 Brond- way, Council Bluffs, HARDIWAR, P. C. DE VOL, Wholesnle Hardware, Tinware, Gasoline Stoves, 54 Brondway, and 10 Main strect, Council i) HARNE? BECKMAN & CO., Manu‘ncturers of &nd Wholesale Doalers in Leathsr Harnass, Saddlery, Etc. Council_Bluts, Towa. Wholesale Iron, Steel, Nails, Heavy Ha:dwara, Aud Wood Stock, Coundll Bluffs, Town. M}Dl A. ‘D WOOL. D. H. McDANELD & CO., Commission Herchants for Sals of Hides, Tallew, Wool, Pelts, Grease and Furs Council Bluffs, Towa. (‘()UV( IL BLI Ukl‘ OIL CO., —Wholcsale Dealors in— [luminating & Lubrisatiag 0ils Gasoliny 8. Theodore, Aent, muuux mun Tows. LUMBER, PILING, ETC. A. OVERTON & CO., Hard Wood, Southera Lumber, Piling, And Bridge Materinl $pectalties,Whole: ber of all Kinds. “Oitico No. 130 Ma! Council Bluffs. Towa. S AND LIQUUUS. "JOHN LINDEE, Wholesale Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors, Agent for St. Gotthard's Herb Ditters. No. 13 Main St. Council Bluffs, : SCHNEIDER & BECK, Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liguors, No 699 Main St.. Cusneil Blufe N. SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace. Office Over American Express Comnany. THE CARTER WHITE LEADCO'S, | DIANOND BRAND OF STRICTY PURE LEAD, ZINC AN D OIL PAINTS fro absanutely lon will co feet l\wmuln. and 'Al other paint wanufactu Sorsle vy S H KELLY pure, us , Homé' Steam Laundry WHERE DO YOU BUY BUGGIES? FIRST CLASS [N EVERY RESPECT HIRAK W. DAVIS & CO. Established in 1877, 7 ;v CINCINNATI, OHIO. , BUILD OVER FIFTV DIFFERENT STY LES. nually. Rates an estimonials, Send for Co w.P. .A.YLSWORTH, ogue, Prices, Freight HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER Brick bailding onLittie Ginat truoks ~the best in the worll 808 Bighth Avenue and Eighth Streat, ball and ey S O(aw\- f«:w:.‘» ol Werse any kind raised or moved aud sutisfaction guarant examine Frame houses moved Council Blaffs, teds, deotcl éwutuu} yJouviekhomt Sertas gn—;(w&k Broadclott the bleapest Line of Wans Woroasy Dants ever shoun in this bity. KIEL SALE STABL m S “pajasaaday SO POJURAITHL Y00)§ [y antly on hand «_promdtly il Stoek s t on short notice. Stavle Corner. F Council Blufls Town. TIMOTHY SEED. T hiave a quantity of sound, well clenncd s which 10fTer at reasonublo figures, Secd of tho crop of 1683, Correspondence solicited. F. G. BUTLFR, Schaller, Towa. C. & N. W. Ry, Omaha Dental Assoma I Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts. Filling at lowest prico, with gold, silver and other combinations Gold plate and continuous Gum Teeth a speciulty. Best Sets of Teeth, $S, Former price §15. Perfect it and best materiul. All work guuranteed. Council Bluffs Office, 234 BROADWAY, WEST SIDE. Horses and Mules For ull purposes. bought and sold, at rotall and nlots. Large quuntittes to select from. MASON WISE. Sireett, Near Pacific House,Counil Bucs MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, HAIR GOODS WICS WADE TO ORDER. 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa, JACOB SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW COUNCIL BLUFFS. Piactices in State and Federal Courts, ows 7 and 8, Sougart Blosk, CUT THIS OUT! GOOD UN luffs, we will upon re ipt of ompinied by N postage, for either ladics 510 Broadway, Council Blufls, N, B Out of wown orders given prowpt at teution, Wo pay return churges on all work re- ved when acconpanied by cast in puymen DEALEB IN Diuus, Paints, Ous, Ex¢ | full smouns, 226 Broadway, Council Bluffs, RUSSELL&Co Manufacturersof all sizos of Automatic Engines Egpecially Desizned for Running MILLS, GRAIN;ELEVATORS, AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS, Tubular and Locomotive Roilers. New Massillon Thre Carey and Woodbury Horse Powers. STATIONARY, SKID, shors, Portable and Traction Engines, SAW MILLS, ETC. ] Factory Massillon, 0. Branch House 510 Pearl St., Councii Bluffs, SEND FOR 1886 ANIWTUAL. CARPETS Display of Laicst Pat- terns, All Grades. Council Bluffs 408 Broadway. Choice A Sclect Stock of Choice Novelties in. CURTAIRS. SPECIAL NO 1 ICE NOTIOE.—Speclal advertisomonts, such i Lost,Found, To Loan, For Salo, To iRoat, Wants Boarding,ete. will bo insorted in this column st tholow rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for, b firstinsortion and FIVE CENI3 PER LINE for each subsoquent insortion. Loave alvertisy mentsat our office, No. L3 Pearl stroot, uosr Broadway, Council Bluffs, WANTS, ALEORTRADE—Ou witzon, bugy, b h carpenter f0ols, nn iron tenk & pool table,tenc 1y house and . 100 Broadwiy, Slroal Estugo in il parts of tho wost list, Most Biles. F. J. Day, OR SALE=OId papers, in_quant at Iln-u ofice No. 12 Pearl str [OR SALE OR TRADE-Stock of i und fancy notions. Al new. Good loc Lee, Coi tion. Snles $i200 & yoar. 0, Lilutfs, Jowa. SWAN BROS., Dealers in Mileh Cows, A At Our Stock Yards No 502 mnl 506 E. Broadway, ( ouneil l-fl‘ 0510 suit, 4 WILL PAY The Highest Market Price For all kinds of second hand household goods and STOVES. M. DROHLICH, 608 Bmudwuy, Council Blutfs, ssware xud Lumps, S. Homer & Co., No. 23, u St Couno il Blufts, 1 v