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

THE DATLY COUNCIL BLUFFS. TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 24 OI'FICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET. Delivered by enrrier i any part of the ¢ 1Dy COnts per week TiLToN TELEPHONES ty at B.W Manager. Drernres Or Niont Eurron MINOR New fall g New Yor The v Gorham One doz for $2 See that yo house & Permit to we Adams and Lizzic ity The drivers of the strect could e avoid sprinkling the erossings if they felt <o disposed w mail wagons, similarto th in otner large cities, will in a few appear unon the streets of Council Blufls The demoeratic eounty convention meets here to-morrow, and the judicial and congressional conventions the nest day. I will remove in o few days to No. 409 Broadway, i the building formerly oc. cupied by E. Dowling, and open with fine line of millinery and faucy goods H. Freidman, Martin Huglies is buildi on Fourth str between nd Ninth avenues, ‘The heat was 80 intense yesterday that the workmen had to lay off L. B, Hicks and yesterday fined the 1drunk. There we yught before the police court, but they were discha r boy was reported yesterday having n bitten by dogs on Pierc strect. Itis high time that the ma took his torce of deputies up the afternoon shooting th move in a few days to No. in the building formally nd open with a fine fillinery and Faney Goods E. FriEDMAN the little daughter of M. Dro- ssterday morning at 5o'clock, ty brief illness, She was aged rs, and her death comes well as sad biow to the famil; ittle one was laid to rest yesterd Onk Hill. J. H. Green, the traveling agent of the Union Pacific, was hel yesterday working up the eighth annual reunion of the R.. of Nebraska, to be held in Grand Island August 30th to Septemper bth. The round trip tickets from Council Bluffs are placed at $5.1 E. H. Odell and family are among those who have been camping on Manhattan ach for the past few days as w partics from srson, Town, of whom there are fifteen couples. C. B. Fri man, 1. A. Odell, and several othe tlemen’ also camped on the b MENTION, 1t Reitor's mad Everett bloc given A both of JOK8 are Coy . thns d has been Milonc sprinklers trect u fine brick Mike Hogan line of Rachel, lich, died fter a & passenger en- The IIII‘» colored boy being he as to the is still decision him to the y of scnding the reform school, * His father does not &eem to be able to keep the boy from run- ning away from home and s . melons. The boy promiss if let off this time, and his promises n save him from taking the trip at present. The evening cold-water sheet is get- ting more and more desperate. It b flobped about in fayor of having aloons run and pay « license, despite the state law nd pronounces this as better ])nlicv than to have them shut up as in ines ul Lot the drug stores have the merchants se with them nr fmu othier items ¢ devoted to filthy attacks upon The young ms ' diamond seems to be getting dyspeptic and cranky. Hard and soft co ete. Counil Bluff: Broadway, T Col. J. terda; J. J. Frainey spent yesterday in Corn- ing on oflicial business. Mr. Jacob Sims left last 1 to attend court there, reen, of Cedar Rapids, is visit- wall, of this eiy. H. Stillman has gone to Walnut, e he has aceepted @ position arriec. Hammond, of La Porte, guest of Mrs. W. A. Maurer, complaining of u short b Appel is smiling all evening for who has been brother-in-law, M y cman, returncd home yesterds Albert N. Coole, n of Rev, Cooley, 'left last evening for Chic wheré he is to complete his senior in the college. Miss Roxey Wesle her home in” this city Omaha yesterday to v another week. D. C. Bridges and C. J, Blanchard left yesterday on a two w trip, intend Ing to visit Minnctonka, several | #pots in Wisconsin and Clear Lake betore their return, Major A. R. Anderson, of Sidney is bent on getting into congress for the Eighth district, even as a democrat as the republicans won't have him, was in the city yest Te is sunguine has been sunguine befc nd ¢ got left - aid for county, town honds, O Bros. & 1street, Council Blufis, spent Sunday at ud returnell to nain in that city who illwhn( eity und s Co., No. 10 prices hool s Tow - A New Hymnual, Rev. Mr. Reichenbach, pa Beandinavian Baptist chureh, of this city, is at work upon a new church hymnal to be used by the denomimation 1 which he is 80 prominent and able a worker, The work is ab out ready for the press. He is being assisted by Mr. Broholm, a student, who is with Mr. Reichenbach, and who 38 rapidly fitting himself for the ministry Mr. Reichenbach s coneeded to be well qualified in all respeets for being the author of such a work, and its ap) auce frow the press will be watehed for eagerly. Mrs. F. H, Stews purchased the Par will econtinue business there. Persons knowing themselves indebted will ploase eall and sottle. stor of the e hing a Steed. ne was arrested yesterday on complaint of W. H. Dudley. The lat ter claims that he had in his barn a horse which he was holding by virtue of amort- gage given by Emerine, and that the lat went to the baru in the night, forced the door open, and rode the animal awiy, and did not bring it back. Ewerine guve bail for his appearance at some future dute ut which time a hearing will be bad. | | | | in regard to bottom propert [ tain that it everybody | build | strect car company. who wears a | Ho jebrotect them ag | the BEE. | (VET MOVES FOR A BRIDGE, of a Pontoon Being Thrown Across the Missouri, The Talk TURF MATTERS GROW LIVELY How General Dodge Built Railways During the War— Trouble A Bit of Horseflesh —Court Personals, over Cases A Bridze Ihe talk of a wagon by s largely talk from 1l ling brewing the en o many at Broadway. between 18 yet, but e ma © con cerned t there ch w o e ' has past s som wi neople of ( deal of s yun b wht and faith that ik in but there now the talk will ripen into ac tion before snow flies, Ther and have I seems ns surance W good ty are of (L] ot the plans have to be atinal sue bts as to what many complications ne some carried quietly, in order to make of them. There are the Union Pacitic bridge will be. Some declare that it n never used for wagon purposes, as it cannot be enclosed without making it liable to destruction and if not enclosed, the horses inot be driven over it. Some predict that eable cars will be driven over on the tracks lnid on the long: being put in place, It character of the bridg Iargely on what is decided o posed bridge at the foot of Broadway. Ihe latter scheme depends largely on what the Union Pacitic does with its new be by winds arms which are seems that the will depend hout the pro da are quiet transactions zoing on Itis cer to what property they may have and wat. for it in value, all will get sadly disap pointed. If those who will not move m the bridge enterprise will give others a chanee 1o ds , the bridge will soon an as; e Blufts need not be \ |m|\|uun bidge is placed iver betore Christmas even. ions point to this Kind of 1\ bridge the present. It seems t better bridge should be built, and that .I better one would pay. It has been sug gested that the two townships build bridge, and |]~u that the legislatures of the ts ppropriations for ¢ Wt move is, however, in the direction of having private parties the bridge, in connection with 2 The just such a sh: n easily be killed oft t ciousness on the part of 1 be helped on to complation cess by the co-operation and gen holds ¢ curprised if 1 the now to bein entery { \‘nm(\ of the citi Itissaid that the levee,partly completed, can be 5o fimshed with an expenditure of 5,000 as to surely protect the bottoms from any danger of overtlow. If this is true, then it behooves fimlm il Bluffs to tuke some stops in this divection. ave odher features to the city’s inte bottom and_the proposed which make the situation 01¢ which co mands th e attention,the best thought and the most generous support of those who want to see Council Bluls go ahead. Notice of Dissolution. The vartnership heretfore existing be- tween l)r C. B.Judd and S. T. Smith v been dissolved by mutual Judd su ds to the busi- mll collect amounts due the IH m and will pay all mlh btedness of the firm . B. Jubn, ST, Ssrri August 20, 1856, - General Dodge as The many friends Dodge, of this eity, the pleasure of r of Genero! Gran Council Bluffs, tailway Builder. of General G. M who have not had ling the last volume hook, will be pleased to know that he is paid several high com- pliments for his brave Alicacy as an oflicer. Among the most tributes to General Dodge, aud to those who served under him, is the account given of the railway building, done so speedily as to scem almost as if by magic 1t shows of what elass of intelligent arti sans the northern army was composed, and how General Dodge’s skill and able management came into play. General NnU's oW ount 1s as follows Sherman’s foree made an additiona | army, with cavalry. artill and trains, all to be suppliea by the single track road from Nash- ville, Al indications poinied also to probable necessity of supplyinz Burnside’s command in east ‘Tennessce, twenty-five thousand more, by the same route, A single could” not do this. we (qu(nn an_ order to Sherman to halt. Gen. . Dodge’s command of about eizht thous g the railroad fr north towards Nashvile and to re N cat up with innume; 1s many of them of considerable width and with valleys far below the road-bed. Al the bridges ~ over these had been aes -lll|\4'l|, and the rails taken up and twisted by the enemy. All the cars andlocomotives not tied off had been destroyed as effectually as they. knew low to destroy them, o5 anid culverts i been destroyed between ” Nash ville and Decatur, and_ 1) to Stevenson, where the Memphis & Charlston and the Nashville & Chattanooga roads unite. ‘I'he rebnilding of this road _would give us two roads as 1ar as Stevensou over which to sup- ply the army, From Bridgeport, a short dis- tan ther cast, the river supblements the Toad. Gen., Dodge, hesides amost capable was an experlenced railvoad builder, 10 tools 10 work with exee ploneers, axes, pis d spades. With theso lel Wi 10 'intrench bis men and inst surprises by small par- ties of the enemy. As he had no base of s until the” road could b b ville, the first mat after prot etting in of food and tori urrounding coun- ie had Liis men and teams bring in & grain they could ind, or all they nee all the caitle for beet and such other 100d could “be found. Millers were tached from the ranks to run the wills the line of the army. When these were not near enough to tie toops tor protection, they were en down and moved up to the line of the road. Black smith shops, with all the fron and steel found in theln were moved up in like man- ner. Blacksiiths were detailed and set to work making the tools necessary in- railroad and bridge building. Axemen were put to work getting out timber for bridges, and eut- ting fuel for locomotives when the road should be . Car builders were set 1o work repairing the locomotives and : Thus ~ every ~ braneh of railroad building, making tools to work with “and supplying the workmen with food, was all going on at once and without the aid of a mechanie or laborer, except what the command itself turnished. But rails and cars the men could not make without Iu.llllml 1o its full cap ‘here were no cept those in use. L' supply cies 1 ordered eizht of 1 engines Genoral MePherson had at bur to be sent to Nashville, aud all the ears he had except ten. 1 also ordered the troops West Teunessee to points on the river, and on the Memphis & Charleston roud, and ordered the cars, | rails'from all the railroads ohis & Charleston o Nash f rallroads also ore_rolling stock, and, as far as he could, bridgo material. Goneiad Dmfx» Lad the work assigued bim | the way the stecd THE A within forty days after receiving hi The number of bridges to rebuild 3 many of them over deep and wide I'hie length of road renaired was 10 finjs! was chasme, miles, - Photogeaphs $3. Quality aden, 317 Broadway A Mero Glimpse Ihe preparations week are progressing every indication that th sful and interes steppors much 12_Cabinet the finest. Sherr Track. races nest nd th at the far the well ¢ it 11 be ing one I'here it the driving me L suece are many fust park, and the \ready to in terest visitors to the st and tracks In the daily training there are some ex i several ( those who it on cellent showings of cent thotoughly conver ire workin, A number ¢ horses from have ne to Mapleton to the races which gin there rday Dr. Wade Cary 12ft there last evening, His Sunshine and Amanda 1. were shipped to Maple ton aday or two ago H. o arrived fro his fine man He has here Rawlins. with a record of 2 L. C. Noe, of Oskaloosa Skinner, who shows up tinely J. A Grabam. of Biggsville Logan Chicf and a promising th old E. Buck, of Lincoln, 111, horses e Mattie Harl is speeding oyer the as if she was going to make it hot winner of the 2:25 pacing race tle mare has been throngh some hard ex but she seems to be as plucky o and is speedicr than ever before. ‘Charles Wells. of Boone, has here his bay stallior uge Hazard, He has a rd of 231 Fowler, of Osceola, Jim Crow, and lis mare, Both arc doing w “Tit fuet the stables are gotting erowded with flect footed ones, and there s every indication that more stables will have to be put up. The grounds are in excellent condition, and the track, no exaggeration, is the finest in the west, and none better in the land. Nick ., has eleven track for the The lit has his black Julia Substantial abs of titles and real estate loans. J. W. & B. L. Squire. No. 101 Pearl street, Council Bluils - Democratic Delegates. The democ 1cuges were held last evening to sele ates to attend the county convention, which is to meet to. morrow to choose delegates to the judi- cinl and congressional conyentions. So far as could be learned the general senti ment of the delegats st night is in favor of Colonel Ke¢ dacy for the congression In the First ward G. H. Jackson as chmrman and R. N. Whittlesey as secre The following delegates were chosen: R. Ricketts, Wi Connor, Dick Rawhns, Ed W (;. Jackson, G. A. Holmes, In the Secoad ward Ira Hendrie 4‘~ was chairm d Col. Whittlesey The delegates cho 0 Rohrer, P, Beehtele J. C. W. A, Mynster, J. I, Ihmlhwl\ Rose, James Mithen. On motion of W Beek the delegates were instructed to use their influence to secure the nomina- tion of Col. tey 10 congress. Messrs.” Brodbeck, Mynster and Keller was appointed a committee to sce that the registration of voters in the ward was nerfected. In the Third ward Mr. J. T. ( chairman and A. M. Jac! on \.( K¢ The delcgates chosen wi d Spetman, er was Jonn inoude, Mike, ton. In the Fourth ehairman and W. S, A committee of thr Aylesworth and J. pointed to name delegutes, ing were thus sclected: W Rienck, J.R. Dieterich, W.'S. .I J. Lutz, W. Hattenhauer, J. Fisher, . were ap- The follow- Pusey, W e following were after the proper and to have printed of the registr: R. Mitehell, F, Madden, — - An Insurance Change. A change goes into effect regarding the management of the Underwriters’ union, both here and in Omaha. A. M. Weir, who has been the man in Council Blufts now takes ch, Plattsmouth, and will soon take up his residence in Omaha, Mr. Weir has been here for three years, and has won and held the coniidence of He has had under his supervi two towns and cities in - Western including Sioux City and Council Blufls. It is to be regretied that this city is to lose him, buta worthy successor is said to have been found, Judge ach il Rapid © who will take once. ypointed to look ion of voters, l(l’tl(u]m-x [§ B Bavtan, k. Dot Y, J. ch: The § The ease of Harl tinst the Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance company came to an end yesterday, the judge instructing the jury to bring in a verdict in favor of the defense. The plaintifl, as the admin- istrator of the Harl estate, sought to the company pay for the loss of stock and buildings ‘on the dairy farm, the fire by which” they were dostroyed having oceurred two vears ago. The fire was ciused by lightning striking one of the barns. make - sotrio door belts, burglar every form of dowestic electrica New York Plumbing Co. rms, and boli- spite the recent fire, are bu tomatoes, y.num havii putting up cted and y which ong as andied this se the \\mk nl canning is goin, usual. No corn will be on BEST LAUKDRY WORK In the city can be obtained by patronizing the LAUNDRY Blutrs HomeSteam 504 Broadway Council GEO, W. SCHINDELE, Prop, None but experienced hands employed. Out of town orders by muil or express solicited, sud jwork warranted | ST.FRANCIS ACADEMY COUNCIL BLUFF 10W A, An excellent educational institation, furnish edwith all the o ducted by the SISTERS OF CHARITY, B, V. M For term of five months, $76. Terms begin tirst Mouday in September aml fivst Mouday in Februar gues ad: dress 81 Francis Academy Council Blulls, OMAHA DAILY The City Fathers. The city couneil fast evening time in looking over contructs which had been drawn up for various city improve approving L Little ot interest was done djourn s had until to-night Harkness Brothers 0 40 ShOIDWAY, CARPETS. Moquette, Body DBrussels, Velvet Tapestry Brussels, 3-Ply Ingrains, 2.Ply Ingrains, Rag Carpets. Et Mattings For offices, hotels for pricss at Broadway DRESS GOODS ul in stock. i hmeres, ete. Ex- ng and_fall serviee. spent its ments, public ment W nds, ete wnd < Ia. lodge rooms, Call Havkuess Bros,, 401 Are now '||l‘|\l|||.' cots, Flannels, cellent for trave SILKS. Black Silks and in the new colors. Quality the hest nnn| prices the lowest for zood goods. Ladies wishing relia- ble goods will eall on Harkness Bros.', No. 401 Broadway, Council Blufls, : Hosiery. A few more of those Lisle Thread Hose left at 25c., in black and in colors, at Harkuess Bros., No. 401 Broadway. OIL CLOTHS In many new patterns and a large stock to select from. Door Mats, Rugs, Curtains, Curtain_Poles, ete.. at Hark- ness ““l‘s‘lhpfi‘ No. 401 Broadway, u MONEY TO LOAN-—AY Towest | ratos, Real eslata handled, In surance writien and all kinds of honds hought by F. J. Day No. 39 Pearl St., Gouncil Blufs. Established 1881, Gity Steam Laundry! REMER & SEARIGHT, No. 34 N. Main Street, Council Bluffy, Finest work: and lowest prices for fine work. Al collars and cuffs re- turned in coller and cuff boxes iwthout extra charge, which guar- antees work in same condition as it Out of town orders ve- ceive same attention and rates as city work. COUNCIL BLUFFS Driving Park. Fall Meeting. FOUR DAYS' RACING. Tuesday, Aug. 3st, Wednesday, Sept. Ist, Thursday, Sept. 2d, and Friday, Sept 3rd. Including special attractions by Prof. . E. Waiker's world famous Racing ily and Bulloon Ascensions by Prof.A. 8. Parker daily, in front of tho e tiractions in the w of celebrated I Ilinois, Inc leaves us. at saimne ing, Pacing and R ning v of speed om and all railroads. Come 1 articulurs, address FRANK STUBBS, 0 HAUGHAWUUT Nos. 15191521 No 2 Manager, Douglas st, Omaha and 34 Broadway, Council Blufls. Painless Dentistry. No humbug! form, wi b their sie t wondorful auuesthetic 5, Vitalized Jg effect ded by the mo purity ociation, Sole Prop'rs Gold Crown', Gold Plata and Continuous Gum eeth, u speclulty. Best toeth 8 foimer price 115 per sel. TUESDAY, AUGUS 1BOST0N TEA COMPANY, Wholesale and No. 16 Main and 15 Pea WANTED---100,000 *The Ideal Wa Bottled drect at the sprin Kidneys and bladder, such as Bright's tion of the Bladder, ete. — The medical years past has been preseribing Wauke: as the most por : of the experienced physicians and of tralizing the urine, allaying inflamarion matter and acting as a natural solvent agzents in discases of the stomach and al jous fover, catarrh of the stomach, jaun dred a Prof. Walter 8. Haines, M. D, the celeb “I have never analyzed a purer w Adazs Allen, M. D., L. L. D, vresid spring furnishes the typical water of he D. G. Morgan & Co,, 1L A. Baird, H. J. Taylor & Califl. Brick buildings of any kind ru ame buildings moved on Litt Price paid in cash for a ball and ya'wt& euvet this Gity. LANDS, Farming lands in Towa, Minnesota, from £1.25 to $12 per acre. School an time 5 per cent interest. Land buy OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLUF Establishea 1657 N. SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace Americ R. L. WILLIAMS, 18 N. Main St., Council Blufls, 209 8. 15th St.. Room 10, Omal; Manufacturer's ent for the CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES Tents, Awnings, Roofing Slate, Man- tels, Plate and Window Glass, Show- Case Elevators (hand and hy- draulic,) &e. press Com pany. Horses and Mules For all purposes. bonght and sold, iniots. Lurge quantittes ' from Sovoral puirs of fine arivers, single MASON WISE Council Blulls, o, Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards, BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Opposite Dummy Depot. “Pejuesaiday ® DRILRAIEA YO0I5 [1§ £y Hmmn wod Muhu Xe ll constautly on bay o 2t Fetal or 1o oar louds A el filad by cantruct on shert Botice. Block sold ou couinission. BHLUTEK & BOLEY. Proprictors SAIRCXDIAN i, has been found in a water for such ailments et examples of these wa W . B A LSW OERLEL, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER d or moved and satisfaction guaranteed. 808 Eighth Avenue and Eighth Street,Counil Bluffs, THE HIGHEST STOVES, Furniture, etc. M. DROHLICH, 808 Broadway. exanine -9’« %&w ffin&; a—f “fi’n—c». Beatele Buiting, W Aadvoms Soiher Rioadeloth ¥ 3 W the bleapest Line of Wans Woorhud\ M 18 fare P. P. Lanstrup, No. 55 Broadway, Council Blufls, Iowa. at retall and | 'F. W. SPETMAN & BRO. Retail Grocers, tl Street, Council Bluffs. MORE CUSTOMERS. ukesha Water.” Aluable in the treatment of discases Dinbetes, Inflama I great unanimity for many | md ARCADIAN ropolizing the patron Diluting and neu i of effete best of medicinal as dyspepsia, bil- and Kin- Discase, Albnminuria profession wit wors is rapid!y mo £ intelligzent invalids free i\ ime » urinary wnal, such dice, mularia, nervous debility ated cliemist of Rush e it Rush Medical College says alth. Try it and be convineed Palmer, C. Deetkens, A, M Medical College, “This Beardsley, le Giant trucks, best in the world. 11 kinds of second hand 226 Broadway, Council Bluffs. CHEAP Texag, Kansas and Arkansas, nd state lands in ) rec, ranging innesota on 30 years Information, ete., given by BOOK BINDING Ledgers, Journals, Bank Work of ialty. Prompt Attention to Mail Orders MOREHOUSE & G0. Room 1 et Block, Council Bluffs, Standard Papers Used. Ail styles of bind ing m Magazines and BLANK BOOKS. REFERENCE ©. 1. Nutional Buak, M. E 8mith & Co., Citizens' Bunk, Docre, Wells & Cory wirst National Tink 5 Tnsurance (i, | me er & Pusey,Banker b Suvings Bunk. Cou 1 Kinds a R. RICE, M. D,, | Canceps 01 pther Tumors remove withon the knife or drawing of bioo . Chronic Diseases =1 wikinas aspecinlty” Over thirty yours No. 11 Pearl 81 £2° Cons practical oxperience. Couneil Blulls, Itation free Reduction in Prices, China, ¢ lassware, Btc., At W. S Hemer & Co's, No. 20 Mal Council Blufts, st Creston House, Tue oniy botol in Council Blutls haying Flire Esoape ru o MAX MO, Prop. NO. 500 & 511 MAIN & Daily Cavs, roceipts of mew goods Haty, Clothing, aud a full line of Dry | WHOLESALE | Nos AND JOBBING HOoUsSES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. AGRICULTUR DEERE, WELLS & CO,, AL IMPLEMENTS, Agricultural [mplr“fifc“fl:, Bag i, Carringes, T'te Pt KEYSTONE MANUL \! Il RING Make the Origi pleto Hay Loader, also Rakes, Lmnr Mill & Press, CORN SHELLERS AND FERD (UTTERS, 1601, 1585, 150 1517 South Muain Stroet, Coun \ Town DAVID BRADLEY Manuf'esanJobh Agricultaral Implements, Wagons, Buggles, Carringes, and all kinls of Farm Uwvl\{ W to 1118 South Main Street, Council Dlufte, Town, | Nhuts, Towa, €O, & U0, Ry ANE HANDLES F.O. Queasox, 1 Whian Pres&Trens, Counsel, Council BIuT; l[md‘e Pactyy, Manufacturors of AV nndics, of every WDovaias, Gro.k adge nnd Small fscription. canrs, " COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO,, Carpets, Curtains, Window Shades, Oil Cloths, Curtain Fixtures, Cpholstory Goods, Gte. Na. 405 Brondway Council Blutfs, Towa. CLGARS, TORACCO, KT PEREGOY & MOOR —Wholesale Jobb Finest Brands of Cigars, Nos. 25 Main and 2 rofiltcco & Pipes. Ifl“u‘nu Council Blufrs, COMMISSION, YDER & LEAMAN, Whole Frait and Prodace Comunission Merchants. No. 14 Pearl St., Council Slutfs. DRUGGINTS HARLE, HAAS & CO., Wholesale Drugglsls. 0ils, Paints, Glass, in St., and Druggists, No. Couneil Buffa Sund 21 Pear St., FRUITS, ~0. W. BU Wholesale California Frult; a Speclalty General Commiss 0. 5 ('Tumnnmm £ WIRT & DUQUETTE, Wholesale Fruits, Confectionery & Fancy Groceries. Nos. 16 and 18 Pearl st., Council Bluffa, Broadway, GROC L. KIRSCHT & CO., Jdobbors of Staple aad Paney Grocorles. Also Wholesate Liguor Doalers, No. 416 Broud- > way, Council Blufrs HARNESS, ETC. BECKMAN & CO,, Manu‘acturers of and Wholesnle Donlors in Leather Harnass Saddlery, Ete. ouncil Bluffs, lowa. METCALF llK()l'Hl{I{S’, Jobbers in Hats, Caps and Gloves. Nos. 312 and 314 Broadway, Council Bluifs. HEAVY KEELINE & FELT, Iron, Steel, Nails, Heavy Hardware, And Wood Stock, Council Bluirs, To HARDWARE, HIDE: McDANEL] ]l \\ CO., Comrmsswn Merchants for Sal of Hides, Tullew, Wool, Pelts, Grease and Furs — Councll Blutrs Toy AND WOOL. OIS COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO., —Wholesate Dealers in— [luminating & Lubricatiag 0il3 Gas)lin E.Theodore, Agent, Council Blutrs, Towa, LUMBER, PILING, ETC. A. OVERTON & CO., Hard Wood, Southera Lumber, Piling, And Bridge Material $pecinltios, Wholosalo Luwe ber of all Kinds. Ottice No. 13 Main St Council Blutts. [own. — = INES AND LIQUUIS. R, " JOHN LIND. Wholesale Imported and DOfllEallu Wines & Liquors. Agent for ~‘| « A;vn4‘|ll'l,(’l:vwllh<.|“” No. M'HMLHH,N & BECK, Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, No €09 Main St., Cowneil Blufs, HO! for the LAKE The Steamer OLLIE MAY Newly ftted up,and under the churgo of & il engineer und pilot, 18 N0W MuKIng pleas: orders Tk 1 10 . L DAUB & (0, nat SPECIAL NOTICES ITOTICE. suh Lost, Foun Wants, Ho Specinl advertisoment us )¢ Sale, To Itent jcinsertod in this column ut ratc of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the firs tionaud Five Cents Per Line for each su jnscrtion, Leave adyertisem 2 Peal strect, near bromdw WANTS. New ten w ot fmprovements, Ninil ave T No. 1017 Main St JOR RENT ull wod- il Bl st M. H. | i JOOB BENToA niucro No. 1017 Mulu &t T sALEzon At Buo ‘oftico No. | A s0lid crochet Look, Liboral en f returned to No. 131 Vine 8t roward m house and slere at the Ozle A ussistiit cook in_quantiti bearl street, JAC OB SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, COUNCIL BLUFFS ok to Goods, all of the latest styles. Call and relophone No. 11t 4 Formerly of KIE LE STALLES, Bve. wud 4th streol. orner got prices before purclasing elsewhere. Practices in the State aud Federal courts Hooms Tand 8 Shugart Block,