Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 14, 1886, Page 6

6 THE DAILY BER.| COUNCIL BLUFFS. SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STRE | 1. | T y part of the ¢ ty at | Man MINOIL MENTION, npany it Reiter's Summe Tt G Only % very por r ) davs ( (phs raden’s W Leave Plc Omuha Missouri cuspended limited The £ will be residence The T been such has been to I ) marry 3 yice B. Bowell, both of \ the ley's oty papet Id & to be neral of Mr el to-morrow n Greendale bor Nonconformist, which lias thorn in the flesh of the ehurch people, has suspended publica tion for the present, There are about fifteen conple ming | in from Emerson on Monday to eamp on Mannattan island, just west of Manhat an beach, for a couple of weeks . J. Jackson is reported having puiled a genuine sitver cel out of Big L s must do somet Thomas Green will wfternoon at his o'clock as present notorions ( peace, who has been so prominent in courts and jails of late, has commenced guit against Joseph Manchester, of Boyer township, for damages on aceount of false imprisonment and taking bis law Tibrary for debt. Isane Evickson was brought before Judge Aylesworth for hauling without a 1i He was hauling sHme old brick, med that this was buiiding m, ich is exeluded under t ordi- not requiring « licen. ‘The e has been taken under advisement. A new telophone list has been provided for the use of the patrons of the “‘hello.” Unlike the cumbersome book, this is in curd form, so that it ean be tacked up on the wall beside the instrument, and the convenience is afforded of being able to gce nt o plince the number of any iustru- ment desired. Plullip Briardy was run Wightn a1, on suspicion, ing found trymg to sell showed that it wi Make s in by Officer the fellow be- gold pm. He cheap thing, anc 1 bought ozen ot them, and just trying to sell one to enough to by a meal. He was advised to quit peddling unless he had a license, and then turned loose, Mr. F. G, Fee died at his residence on Grace street at 4:50 o'clock yesterday morning, after a lingering illness. He was sixty-ninth yc a native of Ireland. He leaves two dangh- ters, one the wife of Mr. P. Lucy, the other the wife of Mv. J. Coyle. The fi neral will take place from Mr. Coyle residence to-mor afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Mondamin lawyer, yesterday brought before ge A worth, a little soberer than when cailed on his honor the day before. judge reminded him of his n of the day before, and he conf. weak Later in the day ne h the understanding ve the city for the o and for his own gocd, on th trag. s Granyille Phillips, son of Mr. J. M. Phillips, is soon to return to Boston to resume s studies there A pleasan athering of his young friends happily entertained at the fami dence Thur: y evening. of thehome is o weil known that it needless to state that the occasion w W Willis, was he The udlin talk ed to his was 1 that ho s good, } evening | sion wus colebr evening, there being friends of the famil i anhood, has i ack upon wge o ed in ol rec thering of epning rd to look ,and a bright future to look forward i He has a lurge arcle of friends, and all wish for him the fullest realization of his hopes for future years. The Nonpareil, in its worthy desire to haye the police forece and the firemen paid in cash, | of warrants, does | he city tre: i unintention. nothing wha of orders, nor the 4 is simply his duty to keep the pay it out only orders of the city the orders drawn funds. city urer has to dowith the drawing of bills. Tt ush, and nee with the ) us expressed in upon the different He has nothing to do with the question as to whether thy o 0 firemen are to be rants on the general fund. If a police- man presents to | a warrant on the encral fund, and there is no money in that fund, he ece: nly cannot cash’ the order, reil should post itself a little more before criticising an_oflicial who evidently understands his dutics, and is conscientiously trying to perform them, ————— Tryit. Best Cream Soda in the city fo per glass at Palmer’s, No. 12 Maiu st, Kirkland, the jeweoler, has removed to ar- 828 Broadway, Singer oflice. Personal Paragraphs. Colonel Savp returned yesterday from g court at Harlan Mrs. Sears and hor d to Wayne, Heb., on a vi; is located there. W. H. Ricketts, of Jefferson county, Kangas, 18 daily expected to take up his residence here. He is a brother of R. Ricketts, F. N. Taylor, of Swithport, P; the Ogden and will remain over Sunday. nrgel sted in oil wells, but is far from being a bore himself, W. Olmstead und family have been bhaving a lm‘»pv time at Lake Okoboji. Mr. Olmstead returned by an overland drive with a horse bought by lim at E- mettsburg, while the family returned by rai C. H. Cory, of Saratoga, N. Y., was in the city yesterday as a guest of his old friend Frank Cook r. Cory ison his way home from a trip to San Francisco where be at one time resided for many rs. Miss Lena Fonda, daughter of E. R, ¥onda, is recovering from herilluess and E‘M” now 1o see those friends who call ter have gone t 1o her son who , I8 at r iliness has been alarming indoed, it she has now pussed the critical point mntely, much to the joy of her friends. Frults, Confectionery and cigars, best Mhe market always 1 stock. Frank itherel), 424 Broadway. - $os that your books are made by Marshonse & Co,, Room 1, Everett block. - Bobhed While Asleep. . ¥. Motiulre, who runs the barber #hep st the transfer, discovered yestor- Aay worning that during ight some o hadl enitered hin room whilo he slept e Lhirotigh his pockets, seeuring b‘!' i enshi. Tlwre seoms no clue to the Dis er and Court The Result of a La A RESULT OF HACKMEN'S GREED. Omaha—A W Money ak Sneaking Corn Over to s With too M slleved By a § dhier-Notes, Hack ted bbery. e nvolved il by turned loo: I'he inforn Ju Ayl cven a he filed origin rLh's court defendant irate trial for some motion to have \ring lly in W and the attor ht to have a them by mak \zainst of th ne of them taken on 4 change of venue another court. Judge Aylesworth d that it a change of v wanted for some of them he might as well give it to alt of them, and accord ingly entered up that order. For some reason the county attorney, Mr, Ware, did not want to have the cases heard be fore Justice Hendricks, and accordy Mr. Hendricks was subpmnaed as the caso. The 'squire responded wnd on appenring in Judge Aylesworth's court learned that he not expected to testify to anything in the case, and he really knew nothing to testify. Judge Aylesworth did not consider the summoning of 'Squire Hen- dricks any reason why the eases should not go the nd he accordingly sent them to Justice Hendricks That justice did not feel ve hanpy over the insinuation as he the ion of the county attorney to be. He looked upon it as an attempt to get « change of venue for the state and an intimation on the part of the county attorneey representing the state, that the state dnd not feei like trasting its mterests to his court. The being entitled to any such actically express ts were safe nds ot any of its magi Justice Hendrieks naturally felt that tl tion of the county attorney was rather a personal insult Some little feeling arose over the mat- r hd this was furthered by the fact Justice Hendricks on continning the ses until morning ftixed the bail of eac! to conciude nue was ness | to the subpan: as peared for morning, £o th he desi fendants to appear. John Lindt, fendants s attorn i for a separs amina- tion for enc he county attorney was asked if he had anything to say why the motior: should not be gr splied that he had not, and the justice at once granted it, tor which ruling the uttorney thought there was no warrant. Then the justice ked the connty to seieet which he would t oflicial refused to name one. The justice then said he would take the first name on the information, Will ~Jeffe The county ney then disnssed all_ the eases. The county attorney is suid to have become so provoked at “the thought of having to go through the tedious task f ach case s when the transaction was re t he did not provose to bother with the cases, and with theother causes of irritation he concluded to drop the persceution. The gang of young fellows thus walked out triumphant. It may be thatallof the ce innocent of the great trans. ; pubiic onld be much e had a court ¢ ine into the alleged robbery, than to the eases dropped beeause of petty chaf- fings between those chosen to sée that laws are exceuted and justice adminis- teved. igh d for_county, town city and school bonds. Odell Bros. & Co., No, 103 Pearl t, Council Bluils, Towa. e — Jlectrie door bells, burglar alarins, and every form of domestic electrical ap- pliatices av tho New York Plumbing Co. —-— Come Down With tha Corn. The eanning company in the early part of the season made numerous contracts with farmers and ot for raising corn for the factory., Now that the corn is ready to be delivered the farmers are finding that they can get a httle niore for the corn than they agreed in themwr con- tract. Some of them are inclined to ig- nore their contracts and are hauling their corn over to Omuha, and taking ad vantage of the additional price which they think they can get there. In some cases they have covered over their greon corn in the wagons with other vegetables 50 as to ion from those iaterests of the Yesterduy George nneeted with the fac- tory. discovered w load of green corn going over to Omaha and he slopped the driver, the corn being raised ou a con- tract made with {lie company. The dri was only an employe and 'he did not know what to do. He finally drove the load to a stable and went back to his employer to get fresh instructious, There 18 liable to be some litigation arise from the attempts to evade the rights of the factory under the con- tracts made early in the scason — Smoke the Manawa e, Frank Lovin, 812 Broadway. Always buy your meats at Star mar/ No. 803 Broadway, and got the best. Satisfaction guaranteed. e Killed the Goose, ‘The special trams from Omaha to Lake Manawa are to be discontinued for this season, at least. Ihe causes which lead to this conclusion are stated as not very flattering to the common carriers, the hackman, and others who have been car- ryimg the rocreationists to and from the lake. The special traius were put on as an experiment, and run for two evenings, Before they were put on an arrangement was made with a number or expressmen and hackmen, by whick the rates from the Wabash, where the train stopped, to Marks' Janding should only be ten cents, and the same price for returning. Thus arrangements were made by which a per- on paying fifty cents for the round trip on the special train, twenty cents for the round trip from the Wabash to the land- ing, and twenty cents from the landing to the beachand return, could make the round trip from Omaha to the beach for less than a dollar. Some of the hackmen and express drivers were not content with the additional business thus gaiued by the special train. They had Deen haulin; passengers from tho eity to the lake and return for twonty-five cents right along, but they suddenly conceived that twenty cents for less than half the distance was too little. Some of those who came from Omaha on these trains wore robbed, Some were charged ten t8, but others were charged from thut ap o ifty conts. One of the prominents, who was mainly instrumental in getting the special trains put on, was charged fifty cents for coming back from the land- ing to the train. 'L'lie carriers, instead of r, made by agreemont Between | en | wve THE OMAHA DAILY . e e e ——— e —— T P e S T ALLEGED ROBBERS FREED. | appreciatingthe enterprise whic them more patr at a seemed to feel that it was their bu to get all they could, without any to what was agreed ppon, The ned to be that beeaunse th visitors, it was { of them all that here w telling s wonld be anotier chance al trains will therefore be given that th son should be on some of these men that it pay to ove i that it s not help to binld up « eity that visitors have at injustice, also, to the nen and expressmen who ' really wanted to do the square thiag and who lived up to their agreement. The aviri ciousness of fecl Dest ms few nas hurt all around plenty of water and goor attention for 300 head of stock about five miles north of Rroadway and Main street Tnquire of L. P i, No } avenue, or € moer | Jime kiln rowd Fite pastun abstracts of titles and real & E. L. Squier suncil Blufs. Not Cutting His Acquaintances. Mr. George W, Fisher, who has just re- turned from the east and resumed his duties in Stubbs’ tailoring establishment, | was given a very pleasant reception while in New York, the details of which are thus given in one of the journals of that city A re Fisher, of Counc; W York on pl number of his friends the residence of Mr. Charle Lorrisania. Mr. Fishe » president of the N Catters’ assocration, and his ability, not only as acutter, but us chief exceufive of the ussociation over which e presides, i miliar to those who iterest them selves in_euttin, The were about thirty Iadics and wlemen pre among whom we no Mr. Drur Murray & Drury, and I viee prosident of the New York Foreman Catters’ iation, and lay; Mr. Ben- nett, with - Underhill, Slote Cornell, les Wigman, with Co., and lady; 5 B Heeklinger, Bbling, Hutson mber of othe Iadies and gentlemen whose names we donot reeall. The entertainment was enlivened by the rendering of choice sclections of music on the guitar by Mr. Wi on the pi Me: 3 and Miss Maybeek, with singing by Mr. Mader. Mrs. Hecklinger did not for, the condition of the weather, and a cooling collation, much to 2 tion of the “inner man.” which the gentlemen, while seated over their inc and cigars, listencd to seve Wl music on the guitar r. Drury had forgotten none anecdaotes, nor had Mr. s humorous recitations, as the frequent outbursts of laughter well told. After listening to afew exccllent recitations from Miss Alice Hecklinger, ening’s enjoyment closed It was ion of pleasure to be re- by Substantial estate loans 101 Pearl 1 Mr. George In., while business, lis city, at Heeklinger, iswell known tional Custom ption was tender Blu ure 1 smbo all_present, and Mr. Tisher carries with him to his western home the good wishes of not_only those present, but of many other friends in this city SR tin work, roofing, ete., a t Cooper & McGee’s. The Board of Trade. It may interest the readors of the B to take a retrospective look and see the work accomplished by one of our insti- tutions, which, though in its infancy, ia favored with o large working member- ship and has been a very potent factor in securing to this city the location of nu- manufactories and business en- Itizowing solely tothe eflorts lo thar Couney Blulls number among the many ontributing 1o her prosperity the Council Blufls Canning company, the Jolm Dierks Manufacturing com and the Counci. Blufis Tack and lV Nail company, Its member: & just pride in the work already done and a worthy ambition to do more of the same kind. The secretary of the board with a large i Ind First-class specialty iSmow 1n corr manuficturing enterpris seeking o new location. tatives of the firm will probably next week and a eordial reception s be given them, and they should be made to feel that Council Biufls is the y place for them to locate, Let the boaril continue its lubors, nndismayed by the warm weather, and its reward will be forthconnng. L The City Solons. An adjourned meeting of the city coun- cil was held lust evening, Petition for three gasoline street lamps on upper Pierce street, Referred. Petition of Mary A. Stapleton for $200 damages to vroperty, by reason of In- dian creek. Referred, Simeon Fields asked for a reduction of taxes. Referred Discussion was had concerning the street hucksters and froit vendo) con- cerning whom some comp mude. The city attorney w tr to arrange an ordinance which would prohibit these stands or wagons bemng dlowed to remuin on the strect, if adja: cent property owners objected, ‘Che council then went into the matter of Reagan’s claim against the city, it amounting to about §1,500 for interest on paving contruct, ete. Most of the evening was taken up in thi and then nothing was done, it being laid overuntil next Monday evening, to which time the council adjourned, promising to take definito action then, S - Pavilion Notices, Children’s meeting at 4:30 p. m. to-day, and the usual revival services to-mght, “The song service will begin at 780 o’clock and preaching at 8 p. m, On Sundny, at 4 o'clock p. m., there will be n mass meeting of the children, to which all are most cordially invited. Sunduy school teachers are requested to urge by personal solicitation and class in- vitation all their children to come and &1t with them durinfi the The night song service will begin ag usual at 7:80 and preaching at 8 p. m, These will be the closing services of this series of meetings, as Mr. Bell and Professor Rug- gles must leave on Monday to meet prior engagements. n Tuosday night next the pavilion will be open to the citizens of our city whio wish in some public way to express their sympathy with Mrs. G. C. Haadock, and their wbhorrence of the lawless, mur- derous spirit which produced the cow- ardly ussassination of her husband. Let him who is on the side of law and order not be absent from the meeting, —— Railway Mishaps. Yesterday wmorning about 8 o'clock a switch engin ran off the track at the switch just south of the dummy depot. The damage was slight, but it took so long to get the track cleared tnat the morning dummy trains were interfered with until after’d o’clock. About 9 o'clock yesterday morning the ferry train from Omaba had a slight col- lision with a counstruction train in the Union Pacific yards. The damage was nominal, but the scare was sufficlent to cause the engineer and fireman of one of the trains to jump off as they saw tue crash coming, ) Sixth | Wt pasture on | BEE: SATURDAY, Made & Cap: sfficer to take clarge of the police at night and dering the ¢l s absence, Chief Matthows gave tho force the privilege of sciecting their own cap: tam. Officer L. B. Coysins wae honored by being elected, and last night red his commission making him Captain Cousins, The choice ig n good one in. necessity some forec we Last night two Omaha p: intoa jangle over a Bible claimed the other had stolen which one Three botd st rs were Jast eveming housed in th jail for m nuisances of thomselyes on the Desirous of purchasing material for bath ing suits, should sce new and cle ortment of goods especially sted for fine and pretty bathingsuits HARKNESS BRO! 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs 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 thons that will dispose of them rapidly, as we WILL NOT carry any over to nest season HARKNESS BROS., 401 Broadway, Council Blufls, 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 our HAR 401 Broad Of the choicest style, design and qualits just purchased by us at a bargain and we are selling them at retail at whole- sale prices. Sce them and you will buy. HARKNESS BROS., 401 Broadway, Council Blufls, DRESS GOODS For summer wear are being disposed of cheap, and must shordy be taken off our shelves to be replacgd with goods for fall wear. Summer dress goods can be pur- ed chean now by allwho will call on HARKNESS BROS., 401 Broadway, Council Blufls. NESS BROS., Council Blafts, ——— MATTING. Yor offices. New invoice just received and latest patterns guaranteed. Al styles, and prices satis i to everybody. HARKNESS BROS., 401 Broadway, Council Blnffs, CARPETS Of the very latest design quality for the coming season, are being now introduced by us. Pick one out now befere the line is broken. Harkness Bros., , patterns and AUGUST 14, 1886. Frame bui Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved and s 808 Eighth Avenue and Eighth Street,Counil Bluf W & s’ LSTWORTEL, 'HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER wanteed. ings moved on Little Giant trac |WHOLESALE AND JOBBING HOUSES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. RICULTURA MPLE VIS, DEERE, WELLS & €O, iltaral Implase o1t MANUE I T, als) Rake RING « oto K \;~¥4r\l Hay Load CORN Nos 1701, 1 0. Citor Mill & Press, CRD COTTER Towa ADLEY & DAVID 11 Monut'y of | Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Bu Co, ggies, THE HIGHEST Price paid in cash for all kinds of second hand STOVES, Furniture, etec. M. DROHLICH, 608 Broadway, ball and this bity. from $1.25 to $12 per acre. time b per cent interest P. P. WANTED- BOOK BINDIN Ledgers, Jou Bank Work of 1alty. Prompt Attention to Mail Orders FEASTITATION 0 01 HMOREHUUDE & 02, Room 1 Everet Block, Council Bluffs, Standard Papers Used. All styles of bind- ing in Ma, BLANK BOOKS. | ©. B. National By Citizons' Bank, Docre, Wells & € Wirst National Bank, €. 3. Insu; Officer & Pusey, Bankers.C. I3 ty and Kinds aSpee- S:nith & Co., neo Co., 8 Bank., 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs, REFRIGERATORS, AT COST. W. S. HOMER & Co., 23 Main St., Council Bluffs, MONEY TO LOAN---At lowes rats. Real estate handled, In- surance written and all kinds of bonds bought by F. J. Day No. 39 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. Established 1881, Excavating Rock SDVIHE‘B Pipe Line. ALED Proposals will bb received by the Railwiy Company, until 2 Auzust 20, 1880, for nion Pucl oelock p. m, . AVATIN i Botwee \ River und Rock Springs, Wyo., and_ distributing and laying Ginch and sinch Jibe. rotiling and tampink d1h, and construct- ng i 8,000,000 gallon reservoir! Tne fength of Pipu Litfe Will bo 15,62 m d the average d -pth of ditcl 7 feet 0 inches. Jodhe work required 5 approximately us fo- lows: xcavation, 50,500 cubigyards of earth. xcavation, 8,008 cublc yards shale and loose ro¢. Excavation, 812 cubio yexds £olid rook. Distributin g and luying 15.62 milos 6-inch and inch pipe, inclucing valves and fittings, Proposals must statc (1) Price p ing and tamping. () Price perton for dfstributing and luying pipe includlug valyes and Ottings. Plins and specifications cin be seen at the office of the general storekecpor. This company hit to reject any or all bids. Address all correspondence and proposals led dorsed “Proposals for excavating /RN8, General Storekeepor, toy excavating, refll- b, 5. R.'OALLAWAY, General Munager, Omaha, August 6 1886, a12dot Machinery and Piping. ROCK SPRINGS PIPE LAN EALED Proposals will be received by the Union Pucitic Rallway Company, until 2 o'clock p. m., Friday, August 20, 1 for MACRINERY, FEFING, B1C. for Pipe Line between Hock Springs and Gre River, W 1z, &8 per specifications enclosed. Delivery F. 0. B. Councll Blulfs, Ia., or Chica- #9. 1iL, oF 5t. Louis, Mo. This colupany reserves the right to reject any Address all corre sealed and endorsed chinery for Pipe Line.' Storekeeper, Omaha, Neb. 8§ B CALLAWAY, General Maneger, August b, 1668, Aot ndenee and proposals, roposals €0 furnish Ma' . J. BUkxs, General i ST. FRANCIS ACADEMY COUNCIL BLUF; , I0WA. An excellent educational institution, furnish ed with all the modern improvements, con- ducted by the S 8 OF CHARITY, B, V. M For term of fivo months, § Terms begin first Monday in September and first Monday in ry, For cutulogues ad- dress t. Francis Academy,Council Bluffs, Tow R. L. WILLIAMS, 18 N, Main St., Council Bluffs, Ia., and 209 8, 15th St., Room 10, Omaha, Neb, Manufucturer's Agent for the CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES Tents, Awnings, Roofing Slate, Man- 8, Plate and Window Glass, Show ases, Elevators, (hand and hy- draule,) &e, COUNCIL BLUFFS Driving Park. Fall Meeting. FOUR DAYS' RACING. Trotting, Pacing and Running Tuesday, Aug. 3lst, Wednesday, Sept. Ist, Thursday, Sept. 2d, and Friday, Sept 3rd, Including special attractions by Prof. AR ekt Sword. famons Racing Dogs daily and Balloon Ascensions by Prof.A. 5. Parker daily, in front of the grandstand. Otherjattractions in the way of speed consisting of celebrated horses from Kentucky, Obio, Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin, Reduced rates on all railroads everybody and havea good time. For particulars, address FRANK STUBBS, Come Secrelury l exaniie ey %ou» Loner of Wors. teds, deatele Buiting. W nrhvosns Gnyw Rioadeloth % o the bleapest Line of Wane Wovms\ Dants ever thown i 100,000 MORE SoMar. 226 Broadway, Council Bluffs, LANDS, CHEAFP Farming lands in Towa, Minnesota, Texas, K School and stat Land buyers fare free, Lanstrup, No. 555 Broadway, Council Blufls, Tow nsas and Arkansas, lands in Minnesota on 30 years Information, cte., given by BOSTON TEA COMPANY, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, No. (6 Main and I5 Pearl Street, Council Blufs. JUSTOMIERS, OFFICER & PUSEY, COUNCIL BLUFF Establishea 1857 R. RICE, M. D,, Or otner Fumcr? removed withou Cancers i 3o 12 T Diowns, Chronic Diseases ot akinas a speciaity. Over thirty yonrs’ practionl expocienco. No. 11 Pearl St., Couneil Bluirs, £ Consultation frco. Creston House, Te only hotel in Council Blufls having Fire HEscape And all modern improvements. 216, 217 aud 219 Main st MAX MOHN, Prop. o Horses and Mules For nll purposes. boight and sold, at retall anc in lots. Large quantittes to select from Several pairs of fine arivers, singlo or double. MASON WISE, Couucil Blufis, Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards, BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUF Opposite Duwmy Dopot. Pojuesaiday 58 DOYTEAIB, YouIS [y (s Horses and Mulos kept constantly on band for sulo at retail or in car louds. Ordorg promdtly fllled by contract on short Btock sold on commission. SHLUTEK & BOLEY, Proprictors Telophono No. 1 Formerly of 'K ave. and 4th strect. Gity Steam Laundry! REMER & SEARIGHT, No. 84 N. Finest work and lowest prices for fine work. Al collars and cuffs re- turned in collar and cuff boces without catra charge, which guar- antees work in same condition as it leaves us, Out of town orders ve- ceive same attention and rates as city wor SALE STABLEB, corner Main Street, Council Bluffy, at same N.SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace Oflico over Auicrican Expruss Compauy. nging Carringo and all kind: of Farm Machin W to 116 outh M t. Council Blu F.0. Grris Pres.&ie Council B Manufact P Wrian®, Haadis Factyry, v SN, lu v a0d Sl ot'« 4 Hion. T COUNCIL BLUFES 1"\1;m T COG Carpets, Curtains, Window Shades, Oil Cloths, Curtain Fixturos, Cpholstery Goods, Kte. "No 403 iroudway Couneil Bluty C16 PERE( —Wholosalo \Hb Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes. Nos. #8Main und 27 Ponrl sts. Counell Blutts, owa. LIS, TORACCO, B¢ W& MOORE, CONMMISSION YDER & W Frait and Produce Com No. MPoarl st., AMAN, sion Morchan Council Hus, DRUGGISTS, HARLE, HAAS & CO, Wholesale Druggists, 0ils, Paints, Glass, drics, Lte. No \in St and 1 Pear! St Conneil Blufta Drugeisty No. FRUITS 0. W, BUTTS, Wholesale California Fraits a Speclalty i Counen s " WIRT & DUQUETTE, Wholes Fruits, Confectionsty & Fancy Groceries. Nos. 16 and 18 Pearl St., Council Blufta, GROCERIES, Geners Brondway, L. iill:>\'ll'l' & CO., Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries. Also Wholesale Liquor Dealers. No, 416 Broad- ay, Council Blulrs HARNESS, ETC. BECKMAN & €O, Munu‘acturers of and Whol > Dealers in Leather, Harness, Saddlery, Ete. 62 Main St. Council BiuTs, lowa. HATS, CAPS, BTC. METCALF BROTHERS, Jobbers in Hats, Caps and Gloves, Nos. 512 and 311 Broadway, Council Bluifs. HE fan is s Sala of Hides, 10 Furs Council Commission mer Tallew, Wool, Pelts, Greas Tows i CUIT.\l"[LdIH,l ¥FS OIL, co., [luminating & Lubricatiag 0ils Gasiliny ETC., BTC. dore, Acent. Conneil Huds, E.Thc B I.L'.\IHZJH. PILING, I A. OVERTON & CO,, Hard Wood, Southern Lumber, Piling, And Biridge Materinl Specialties, Wholosale Lume Ver of all Kinds. Ofiico No.13) Main St., Council Bluffs, lowa. Wit 3y VJI)HN LINDER, Wholosalo Imported and Domestic Winss Ageut for St Gotthari's Horb 1 Muin St. Council Bluls, ND LIQUOIS. & Liquors. No. 13 E (‘ilf\'lull)]lfl & lfl-l(;l(. Poreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, No 609 Main St., Cowncil Bluffs, HO! for the LAKE The Steamer OLLIE MAY Newly fitted up, and_under the chavge of a Bicilifu) ongineer and pilot, is NOW mAKIng pleas: B e LAKE MANAWA, Wo will give charters to purtios for one hour or any I ziven orders tukon at office 0,205 M #in s t., botweon ho 1010 12 a, . L DAUB & (O, SPECIAL NOTICES. ITOTICE. tisements, such as Logt, Foun To Rent, Wants, Boarding, d In this coluwn ut the low 'S PER LINE forthe firet 1nsey tionand Five Cents Per Line for cach subsequont insertion, Leave advortisements at our office No. 12 Posl streot, noar Lroadwsy, Councy Blufrs. Special ad POI BALE=OLd papers, at Boo ofico in quentities 0 0. 1% Pourl streat. JACOB SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, COUNCIL, BLUFFS Practices in the State and Federal courts fooms 7aud 8 B w1 Block. |