Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 10, 1886, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS, § TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STRE Pelivered by enrrier 1n WOty conts uny part of the city at per weck M. W, Titoy, - IlVV)Hul‘ Besinrs Orrice, No, 4 Nignt Eorron N MINOR York nmer cle The very bes Gorham's Only §2.5 per doz et phota’s at Sehs Cabinet Sherraicn's, Ten cases made U police e Pro Mvioilek Musto comy called for “The canning factory has been supplie with 1 two inch water meter, The fac tory is expected to start up in a few MENTION, Plunibing « thing ehe npany p at Reiter's t cabinots at §3 first clnss eab 20 Main St photo, $3 per dozen at 317 Brw'y, for 69 davs only mostly drunks and Monday morning grist vags, in the arded Nos ind 756 by the ny and are yetun ays buy your meats at Star Market, Broadway, and get the best. iteed The two shells destined for the race Jast night were drawn through the niain reets yesterday and attracted much at tention: Prowlers entered the kitchen Essex house while the family 1 ded to cook of the am of suspic noticed in the city shadowing sever: timation that a s 1 police them with the in- isational raid will soon telograph in lines and boxes « principal residence streets of the fourth ward. Many will gludly avail themselves of the conveniences ofiered ce. Mike Nolan, who was complained of for having his saloon open on Sunday, has had the case continucd until Thur day. P, McNulty, for keeping Ins saloon hou urday night, will ing at the same time. I'wentieth avenue shool house now rsupplied, and the New York & company will to-morrow com- putting in the pipes for the Court et sehool. The company has also com- luhmltlu- water main on Perrin and Lincoln avenues Peter Hansen, company fifteen year old, run- away boy from T s has been taken up by the police h He claims to be trying to reach Nebraska. He left home with a half dollar, and when taken in ud $1.50, having earned something more than expenszs on the trip thus far. s scem that with low wages and s police force, the city could its police in cash. The claim has always been made that when the eity got good men to go on the force the I wonl\l take the place of the city warrants in paying them. There ean be no com- plaint about the quality of the foree now, and the keeping of such men in service can be best nc('mu]vlnhwl by treating them fairly. Pay in cash, and then ac. mand that none but good men who earn their pay are kept on the force. The new street cars, whose arrival wi announced in Sanday’'s BEg, made their appearance on the streets yesterday. Only two or three were run out during the "day, the company not daring to shock the eitizens too greatly by puulng them all in sight at once. “The change from the rickety and leaky old arks isa great one. Now when turn tables are put in so that the bob-tails can be run Bome other way than bob end behind, it will seem as it there were street cars in Council Blufis. The new cars are ver, mneat and convenient and the city can as for no better. —_—— Highest prices paid for county, town oity and school bonds. Odell Bros. & %o No, 103 Pearl street, Council Blufis, owa. e Substantial abstracts of titles and real estate loans. . W. & E. L. Squiers, No. 101 Pearl street, Council Blufls, — - Personal Pnraxrnnha Miss Emma Beebe leaves to-day for Bpirit Lake. Mr. and Mrs. W. S, McMicken returned Jast evening from their eastern trip. B. M. Russell, U. 8. A., was at the Ogden yesterday and ‘ted west last evening. 0. J. King left yesterday for Leaven- worth, Kan., to look after the new gov- ernment building there. Mrs. Anna Judd, who has acen visiting hier parents in Missouri, returned home Y'uu-rxlny Dr. Judd also met her here st evening, ho having returned from a trip to llinois. My, and Mrs. Humphreys have gone to Fort Dodge on a two weeks’ visit,” When they return they will occupy the house of Dr. Macrae, on Fifth avenue, who will then live at the Ogden house. F. N. Taylor, of Bradford, Pa., one of the large oil producers of that section, is in the city, making the rounds in_com- any with s friend, George Rudio. r. Paylor hus been hero before, and is getting’ so enamored with the city that it 38 not umprobable that he may decide to lnc‘\lu permanently here, Smoke the M.umwn cigar, made by & Levin, 312 Broadway. - Sce that your boots Morchouse & Co,, Room 1 - ‘The Body F i Th body i iid Doy who was drowned east of I'x\hnr Friday was uot recovered till Sunday morn- Jog, whena jug of powder was exploded near where he was thought to be lodged, which brought the body to the surface. A large company from each side of the river had 1abored dilligently and to finally succeed was a satisfaction everyone shared on account of the par- ents, whose hearts were lacerated by the dreadful accident that robbed them of their first born. The remains were taken to Weeping Water for interrment. Al sl Fust-class tin work, roofing, ete., specialty at Cooper & Metice's. TAUGR T FREE—, l| wbout an hour,beau- tiful photo Lmimiu to introduce our colors. No knowledge of painting re- wired, Received first premium at St. . 0 ne hundred dollars earned b 14 Main street. ra are made by iverett block. — - A Sweet Enterprise. Articles of incorporation were filed torday by which the Council Blufis ndy Manufacturing company becomes an addition to the interests of this city. The compuny is organized in a modest port of way, but promises to grow into an enterprise of considernble magnitude, a5 it is composed of young men of Livit; luul push. H. A’ Baird is the pres- ou{ 8. Bowman seo ~lu|) and -urur s and A, C. Dewy ag 1% the iniention to nlnuullwlllru tor th frade and to start in at one 'he capi l stock is lixed at $2,600. It is to be ppod that the entorprise may meet with growth und success which it merits e doz. at | ) on Manhattan Beach, | was quite 'BLUE, THE CHAMPION COLOR. On aha's Heavy Oarsmen Victorious Over the Light Weights, SERMON OF A LATTER DAY SAINT Common Council Proceedinga—A Love k Maid Takes Poison—Some- thing of the Road Agent Style —General Blaffs Items, Blue Wins the Race. e elondy weather last evening pre cd many persons who would have otherwise attended the race between the heavy weights and light weights of the wtion on Lake Man several hundred were 5 of them having on the special ver Omaha Rowing nss awn. As it was, come over from On train that Ieft there at 5:15 o'clock. It curiosity to many who at tended, as a namber of them had never seen a shell boat before, I'he two crews in ges took n spin over the course about ek and seemed well ple d with course. They then returned to Man Beach and put their by until the race took place. The heavy weights' colors were blue, the average weight of each man being 153 pounds - their row tume. while the light weights av pounds cach. The light weigh were white, At exaetly 7:05 the heavy weights start- ed out for their s ng buoy with Con- nor, stroke; Touzalin, 3d; Wilcox, 2d; Brown, bow. The hght weights came out shortly after: Tilson, stroke; Allen, 8d; Morris, 2d; Hudson, bow. The judges N. N. Creary, A C. Smth and W, E. Sapp, jr.. and D. W, Van Cott, Imhkvl-]ml were then taken in the “Annic C. Braddocx™ to the starting point, there liug some ten or twelve adics and gentlemen in the boat. THE RACE. At the signal the blue caught water first and lead off with a forty str v the white settled down to a thirt stroke, continning it until they reached the quarter mile buoy being then a half length behind the bive, The whito thon increased to forty but the blues were too much for the light weights, At the wile buoy the bluc had taken it quite casy so far but increased their stroke to forty-two, then being two good lengths After rounding the three-quarter uulo buoy the biue rested to thirty-e whn while the white continued their fot stroke. me position was held, hid blue then being a length ah Luntil the half mile buoy was reached. The blue inereased their'speed to forty strokes per minute. Both crews hung together in the same positions until the quarter was reached, when the blue got down to work and ran up to forty-four, the white getting to forty-two. The blue winning the race on nd a half miles in 10:244, with the white a good length behind. ‘The water was quite choppy, with con- siderable breeze blowing, or the time would have no doubt been Tlowered some- what After the raceJ. L. Webster, of Omaha, on behalf of Messrs. Odell Bros. & C the lessees of the beach, who presented the silver cup for the contest, made THE PRESENTATION SPEECH, Mr. Webster made mention of the dis- covery of the lake, about a month ago, and described the improvements on the beach as the “budding of bright roses in a desert garden.” He called attention to the fact that no other such beach was known for many miles, and that hereto- fore the residents of Omaha and Council Blufls Lul to go hundreds of miles for a watering place when now there is one withinan hour’s reach of both places. The cup was then presented to the Omaha rowing association, and in a few .Iilplo]n‘hll\'l smarks the secretary, W. Creary. responded. The cup is to be the property of the association, and can be contested for only by members of the association. their four-oared ha 50 the hattan up e The **Only and Original" Church. Rev. Mr. McDowell, of the church of Latter Day Saints, gave a sermon Sunday night which would have aroused consid erable talk among the various other churches here, had the representative men of these other churches be: to have heard it. It w: mon, and some of the positions taken by him were very stalwart. As usual he spoke his mind trely, and in this particu- lar discourse he took occasion to make some strong claims for his church as compared with others. He took for his text: ‘‘If any man say unto you, Lo, here is Christ, or the believe it not.” He described the various denominations, each claiming to have Christ, and yet every one of them denying more or less of the truths declared in the new testa- ent. They could not be right, for the test of those who loved Christ was if they kept ull the commandments given by him, These churehes taught different doctrines, ani the preachers were guided by the commentators of their particular chuaches, instead of by the word of God. ‘These churches which said, “Lo, here is Christ,” should not be believed. The church of the Latter Day Saints claimed to be the true church. It did claim that ‘“here was Christ, speaker then proceeded to give t ons for making this claim. He insisted that the organization of the church was just like the or iginal ehurch organized by wv, 4 NG Wore hine ofdais, Privsts, brophets, apostles, teachers, deacons, eto. In other churches many of ‘these orders were left out. Baptism by immersion was the original mode,and the other churches, at least most of lfu-m had departed from this, The teachings of his church Weré o those of the primutive fathérs, or rather like those of Christ. Every other chureh neglected some of these téachings and some of his commandments. He went into details to show that this posi- tion was sound. He urged his hearers to study the new testament, and see if the chureh of the Latter Day Saints did not stand the test. The speaker did not believe that he church of Christ was made up of all these denominations. If that was so, then if he wanted to be a_member of the church of Christ he would ve Lo go around and join all of these eral huu dred sects. It couldn’t be. 'l‘lu-ru no record of Christ mznnumfz reor- ganizing but one_church. There could be but one true church, and the others were false. As there could be but one true church of Christ, everyone should take the new test t and see what was necessary to bclunfi to such a church, and what were the characteristics by which the true church is to be known, Whon those tests were thus applied th speaker was certain that the verdiet wmust be, ‘Lo, (In :l is here. Not Qulln swm Nnouxh. George T. Swift was brought before Judge Aylesworth yesterday afternoon on the charge of having robbed Jucob Staub of a watch and chain and a railway ticket. The evideueo lor the prosecution oy was taken, and the case then con tinued until Wedunesday for the defense to make a showing. It secms thut Staub, who is a broewer. at Avoca, has been the eity for several days, and on Sunday night was taking in the town with Swift, who also lives at Avoea of money; but as pe used to work for Staub, and was well acquainted, Staub kept putting up for him. The two men wandered into the alley in the rear of Keating's store, and while there Staub lost his watch and ticket. He charged Swift with having tuken them, but the latter denied it, and claimed that Staub must have dropped the watch somew here Swift wanted him to go back into (he alley and hunt for it, and they did so. licn coming out onto Broadwiy again, Swift went one way wh Staub went to police _headguarters and _reported the theft. Wall Mc len and Staub started out to hunt Swift up, and saw him com ing down Bryant street on the east side, and McFadden arvrested him, Swift quickly passed the wateh to Staub, and evidently thought the matter would be dropped there, but in this he was mis taken, The police were set on having the matter shown up. Yesterday McFadden founda the missing reilwuy ticket, where it had evidently boen dropped through the grating at the eity lnuhlmu’, and the 15 that - Swift dropped it there as being taken to the station, It is understood that Swift will try to make the court believe that Staub dropped the vatch in the ailey, when they were in there together, and that while S(.mh was gone after an officer, he, Swift, hunted und and found the watch, and was on way to deliyer it up to police head- rters when arrested. The fivrding of lway ticket will be a httle more ult toaceount for but he wili probably m that Staub himself dropped it there \\hvu he was on his way to the station cor. ud to be a slick one. It ated of him that not long ago a prize ird man opened 1in Avoca, and that Swift managed ¢ get a hole through the floor above, s0 as o see the rear sides of the cards as they were placed in the cacks, Thus fiding out which ones alled for big pri-»s, he would point out the eards he wunted, and nearly broke the poor fellow #5 in business, by draw- ing all the big przes, before the fellow got onto the scheme, ————— Go to the New York Plumbing com- pany for garden siose. They warrant all In-y sell. Opera house block. — —— Kivkland, the jeweler, has removed to 823 Broadway, hmgx-r office. - Waxing Warm, The Sidney republicans are enjoying a little internal turmoil. At the township caucus at Sidney, Anderson’s home, his opponents came in to rule out the mug- wumps. The proceedings went some- thing after this manner. Chairman Eaton called the caucus to order, when the fir motion was by Robert Simons, of the Union, for Dr. Hanley to act as chair- man. The mugwumps nominated Ward Webster, \kuw 2 vote Webster had 34 and Hanley 1 “Not content with this defeat Simons, Frazier & Co. offered a resolotion of the fullowing import lled republicans the nowmination and haye sinee been active In the support of the demo- frecnback nominee for congress, therefore e Resolved, That the republicans of Sidne township refuse to recognize them as re resentatives either in county or state con- ventions. To this the vote stood: For it, 8: against it, 33. Following the introduction of this \V bster, under the inspiration of the moment, delivered whut was gene lcgutlml as a very interesting speech, nd feeling: the time sug- gesting very alrong]y that he could, if ossary, punctuate with full stops. The Anderson faction ea y in about ation indicated by tie vote, Simons ier L.\kmg their 4|vp.u||uo with the remark that *‘they wished no turther ion with a democratic conven- and proceeded to place a set of s of their own of whose stalwart repablicanism no one could question. A lively time is expected at the county con- vention next mmI y, the 14th, at which the gallant major’s forces will avpear in hattle array, and the outcome 1s not difli- cult to foretell, e e Fine pasture, plenty of wate attention for 300 head of stoc! miles north of Rr vay and M Inquire of L. P. Judson, N avenue, or Charles Palmer at ])us(\lrl, on lime kiln road. W re Are Your Papers? There will be many difliculties attend- ing the n registry law, but one of the most annoying will be in regard to natur- ed citizens Some old citizens, who voted here for years, and some who ave been elected I%n‘mm,]n,s to office, will be barred from voting if they do not look out. The registry law requives the board to record tne date, place and other details concerning the papers taken out by naturalized citizens, and many of those who took out tl pupers years ago have lost them or mislaid them. In nmuv cases it will inyolve considerable trouble to get the ne !m be- coming mfi’; registel y 1 ed citizen should take note in ting vrepare himself to meet the mquuunum of the new law. S e S The City Council, At the meeting of the city council night a tull board was present. The petition of wproperty-owners for the grade of analley between Eighth and Ninth streets, and Bluff and Fourth streets was referred to the city engineer, to revort resolutions bringing all alleys to grade in said improvement district. The city enginecr reported an abau- donment of the waterway between Pierce street and koown as the et it ‘The StIEEL dommissioner was ordered to remov. -..ber and fill up the same, but only so far as it fronts on George Wheeler’s property on Pierce street, The u»mmmmnur to Mrs. Mary Bak¢ s property §200, on account of d,c sows ditch, C. P. Brinton was allowed tl.\ma;ip-u to his lot. )y the same ditel: }\l(‘ho]n coil plainen t sance existed near ' is house, it being the pen belonging Mr, Lemen’s home he Friendle: neferred. Potition of 0 bhee for improvement eek bank n uu 18 property rejected, Bids were opened for furnishing two arloads of lumber,u the city. The Chi- cazo Lumber company was lower on pineand A. Overton on oak. Referred Lo committee, A munlwr u! it last reported damages contracts for work al- he couucil will meet Wednesday ht as 4 committee of the whole to con- Y in regard to his inst the city, old on his contracts. - A Test Case, The Dagos are indignant at the efforts of the authorities to enforce the ordin ance prohibiting the running of huckster gons on Farnam and Douglas streets. ‘T'wo of thew, M, Rockmian and H. Base- witz woere uutml yesterday for violating the ordinunce. They plead not guilty and will test the validity of the ordinance. Their cuse will be heard to-day. - - ‘Try it. Best Oream Soda in the city ¢ per glass at Palmer’s, No. 12 Main st. s | in Rwift was out | i id to be a BEE: TUE ALOVE SICK MAtD, She Secka Retief Erom Her Sorrow by a Draught of Laudanum. An attempted sui orted last evening. The retic police and all in any way knowing the facts, ren it a dificult task to get the PP however, that a ged about cighteen, a daugh rs. Thomas McDonald, of Avoea, attempted to end her hfe by taking Jandanum. She was visiting at the home of Mr. Jones, the yardmaster of the Chicago & Northwestern, and the dis covery of her suicidal pyrpose was made goon after she had tuken the deadly dose Dr. White was specdily summoned and he succecded in saving her, I'he cause of the girl’s act is reported be unrequited love, ¢he having tecome enamored of a young man in the city who nbler, The young lady < from a most excellent family, and she bears no less excellent aveputation. The narrow cseape may cure her of the girl 18h foolishness, al rh it is gaid she has been for some time determined on self-destruction, and reiterated the threat after being brought to last evening. - Fruits, Confectionery in the mark Vi Witherell, Ars and cigars, best - Slaying a Steed. Yesterday morning an accident oc- curred at the ferry train, by which horse had a leg badly mashed. The horse was one of a team belonging to a and as they were driving out of s, on the arrival of the train at the v platform, the cars were given a sudden jolt and the animal’s leg was caught between the cars. The company very promptly settled with the owner for the animal, whick had to be shot to put it out of its misery. ‘s is the first ne- cident of this kind which COUNCIL BLUFFS Driving Park. Fall Meeting. FOUR DAYS' RACING. Trotting, Pacing and Running Tuesday, Aug. 3ist, Wednesday, Sept. fst,. Thursday, Sept. 2d, and Friday, Sept 3rd, TncludIng speeial 'ntr.;ctiuns l»f‘ Prof. A. E. Waiker's wotld famous Racing <" daily and Balloon Ascensions by S. Parker daily, in front of the grandstand attractions in the way of speed ng of celebrated horses from Y, Ohio, Illinos, Indiana and Wisconsin Reduced »; E everybody and havea pood time. For particulars, address I‘RA'N'K STUBBS J. ACOB SI;;Sum : ATTORNEY AT LAW, COUNCIL BELUFFS Practices in the State and Federal courts Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart Block. Come N, HERCKT, - FRESCO PAINTER And Designes 445 CONVENT ST CHAS. R. LEE, Hardwood Lumber AND WAGON STOCIK. ALSO AGENT FOR PARQUET FLOORING And WOOD CARPETING. S.W. Corner 9th and Douglas § NEW GROCERY. NEW GOODS J. P. THERKELSEN, 1121 Saunders Street, Omaha, 10wl . parts of 1 can ety HPitn tie commbia: ‘Kiso ot v 0, PETTIS & CO., Wholegale and Eetail FiNE CARRIAGES, Phaetons, Buggies and Road Wagons. 2) per cent saved in buying of us, 1308-1810-1812, Izard §t,, Omaha, Neb. Branch at Council Blu®slowa. Ik MAGIC STARCH MADE MAGIC STAE(’K co. PHILADELPHIA; PA FINEST and BEST IN THE WORED. NEEDs NO COOKING Producing a rl( I|, beautiful GLOSS and STIFENESS, No Starch yet introdueed pared with the MA One package will do the work of two pounds of ordinary stareh, Sold un der guarantee of the mAnufactus SLOAN, JOHNSON & CD., Wholesale Agents, Omaha, Neb. 0. F,. DAVIS & CO. Nebraska Land Agency @encruidealors in Real Estate and Heal Retate Whls 14tk clbburuam st Owans, Neb DAY, to | AI*G[ ST 10, 1886, K. B A :Z'L%WORTII 'HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction gunaranteed. Frame hih Avenue and B THE HIGHEST | Price paid in cash for all kinds of second hand STOVES, Furniture, etc. M. DROHLICH, 608 Broadway. ball and ey P(euh fiw&& a% '1{/a—bs.. ‘W Buo-wdmlo-d: "— bs the bleapest Line of Wane Washn) Dornts ever shown thi bity, LANDS, Farming lands in Towa, Minnesota, Texas, Kansas and Arkansas, ranging chool and state Land buyers fare free. P. P. Lanstrup, No. 555 Broadway, Couneil Bluffs, Iowa BOSTON TEA COMPANY, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, No. 8 Hain and 15 Pearl Straet, Sauncil Bluffs. WANTED---100,000 MORE CUSTOMERS. LADIES from $1.25 to $12 per acre. time b per cent interest. ing material for bath. uits, should see our new and n~I\, assortment of goods espi ly adapted for fine and pretty bathingsuits. HARKNESS BROS., 401 Broadway, Council Blufls PARASOLS Are being closed out by us at remarka- ble low figures. We have them in beau- tiful shades, colors, cte., and have put such prices on them that will dispose of them rapidly, as we WILL NOT carry any over to next season HARKNESS BROS., 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs. —— DRY GOODS. Now in stock are being disposed of at low prices to clear our shelves of same before receiving our fall stock, which will shortly arrive. H. 1IH\ NESS BROS., 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs. irous of purch FANS. Of the choicest style, design and quality, just purch by us at a ba we are selling them at retail at whole- sale prices. e them and you will buy. HARKNESS BROS,, 401 Broadway, Council Blufls, DRESS GOODS For summer wear are being disposed of chieap, and must shorcdy be taken off our shelyes to be replaced with goods for fall wear. Summer dress goods g chased cheap now by all who will HARKNESS BROS,, 401 Broadway, Council Blulls, MATTING. For offices. New invoice just received and latest terns guaranteed. 1 styles, and prices satisfactory to everybody. HARKNESS BROS,, 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs, CARPETS Of the very latest designs, patterns and quality for the coming season, are being now introduced by us. Pick one out now befere the line is broken. Harkness Bros.,| 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs. buildings moved on Little Giant trucks, best in the world, thth Street,Counil Bluft: exantite 226 Broadway, Council Bluffs. CHEAP nds in Minnesota on 30 years Infflrmuhon. ete., given by OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLUF Estnblished 1857 R. RICE, M. D., Or other Pumors removed witho's Cancers (s il v e, oo, Chronic Diseases ot all kinas u speciulty. Over thirty yoars' practicsl expericnce. No. 11 Peari St., Council Bluffs. # Consultation frec. Creston House, Tie only hotel inCouncil Bluffs having Fire Hscape And all modern improvements. 216, 217 and 219 Muin MAX MOHN, Prop. - 5 SN Horses and Mules For all purposes. bonght and gold, at retall and inlots. Large quantittes to seloct from Beveral pairs of fine drivers, single or double. MASON WISE, Couucil Bluffs, Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards, DI ey Dhlalvar, OUNULL aurTs, Opposite Duniiny Depot, SE PRJURLIER Y0015 [Ty and Mules kept constautly on hand retail or ju car load: promdtly filiod by Btock sold on comu (y Steam Laundry REMER & SEARIGHT, | WHOLESALE AND JOBBING movems OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. VGRICULT (PLEMENTS, DEERE, RAL WELLS & CO,, Whe Agricultaral Implemeats, Bugsiss, KEYSTONE MANUE \‘ Hay Loade aLnRakm L)MM!II & Press, CORN SHELLRRS AND FERD ( UTTERS, Nos 1701, 15 65, 1505 0 | Main Stroot, Couneil w lown DAVID BRADLEY & €O, Manuf*re an1Jobbors o Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Buggies, Carvinges, anl all kinls Farm Mg 1M to 1118 South \l‘nx'x”: °t, loea Tingos Coun Towa. VI I‘V\IG O, ry. utfs, AN F.O. Qreasoy, T, HDovaras, Geo kR, Wiiant, Pros. &Trons, ViPres & Man, S XCounsol. Conneil Blufs HawllA FactH Manufactirere of Axi anding, of every ¢ HANDI 1ce nad Sman viption, & CARPETS, T COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO., Carpets, Curtains, Window Shades, Oil Cloths, Curtain Fixtures, Upholstory Gools, CIGARS, TORAC( PEREGOY & MOORIE, —Whe Jobbors in the— Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobacey & Pipes. Nos. 28Main and 27 Pearl Sts. Council Blufts, 0w 0, BT COMMISSION. SNYDER & LEAM! Wholesalo frait and Produce Comuission Marchants. No. HPearl 8., Council Blutfs. DRUGGISTS. HARLE, HAAS & CO., Wholesale Druggists, Oils, Paints, Glass, Sundries, Ete. No. 22 Main ., Council Binrs Druggists’ t., and DRY GOODS. L E.SMITH & €O, 3 Laporters and Jobbars of Dry Gaois, Notions, Fte. Nog, 112 and 114 Main St. and 115 Pearl St., Council Blufrs, FRUIT 0. W. Bl Wholesale Califoraia Frul General Commiggion. No. Counetl Blufr: WIRT & DUQUETTE, Wholesale Fruits, Confectionsry & Fancy Grocerles. Nos. 16 and 18 Pearl 8t.. Council Blufrs, b 3 GROCERIES, = L. KIRSCHT & CO., Jobbers of Stapls and Faacy Groceries. No. 416 Broad- a Specialty Dreadway, Also Wholesale Liquor Dealers, uncil Bluirs.” TC. Manu“acturers of and Wholesalo Dealors In Lefllhar, Harnoss, Saddlery, Etc. Muin_St. Council Bluits, lowa. LF BROTHER Jobbers in Hats, Caps and Glozas, Nos, 342 and 314 Broa v, Council Blairs. HEAVY [HARDWA Iron,steel, Nails, Heavy Hardwars, And Wood Stozk, Council Bl D. . McDANELD & CO., Commission Merchants for Salg of Eides, Tallow, Wool, Pelts, Grense und Furs Council s lowa. OILS, (Ul \( 1L BLUFFS Ull, Co., —Wholesale Dealers in— [lluminating & Lubricaling 0|li Ga3)lim BTC, HTOC. E.Theodore, Agont, Council Bluffs, Towa. 7 LUMBER, PILING, E’ A. OVERTON & CO., Hard Wood, Soutaem Lumoar. Piling, $ 3, \Wholesule Lume ber ot all Kinds. o 3 Main St., Council Blufls, Towa. == nn BS AND LIQUI ons. JUH\I LINDER, Wholesale Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors. Agent for 8t. Gotthard’s Herb Ditters. No, 13 Main St. Council Blulfs, 8C, ll\l‘ll)l R & BECK, Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, No 600 Main St., Council BluTs HO! for the LAKE The Steamer OLLIE MAY Nowly fitted up, and_under the cb skillful ongineer and plot, 18 now mak 1k trips on LAKE MANAWA, We will give charters to partics tor one hour or uny length of time desived. Rutes of churter given and orders tuken at office . 303 Maln 8 t., otween hours 10to 12 a. L. DAUB & €O, IWOTICE. Specinl advertisements, such as Lost, Foun To Loan, To Kent, Wants, Boarding, olumn at the low for tho fivst Inser tionand Five Cents Per Line for each subsequent insertion, Leave advortisements ut our office sof A pleas: rate of TEN . No. 34 N. Main Street, Council Blufts, Finest work and lowest prices for fine work, AU collars and cuffs rve- turned in collar and cuff boxes without extra charge, which guar- antees work in same condition as it leqves us, Out of town orders ve- ceive same attention and at same 'uluau (ny wurk N. SCHUB.Z | Justice of the Peace, | Oftice Ovor Americat Bxpross Cowvsny, No. 12 Peal strect, neur Broadwuy, Councd Blufls. shawl, Finder will b Address, 8. H. 4 rewnrded. Bice ofiice, Co un- cil Bluirs . ‘VAN‘N iD-A frst-oinss finishor. Lo kept on now work, H. Fourth street, Council Blutt A man to Hatteahauor, yV TANTED—=AD assistant ¢ at (Lo Oz den House, {01t EALE—OL) at lice otios Apora 1 entitios 4 Buily 0, 12 l'ellrl #reet