Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 6, 1886, Page 6

& THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS., WEDNESDAY OFFICE, NO. | MORNING OCT. 6 12, PEARL STREET, Delivered by crrrier in sy part of the city at Iwenty conts per week TiLtoN, - . . TELEPHONES Dosixess OrFice, No. 43, Mient Evitor No. 23 H.W. Manager. MINOR MENTION. New York Plumbiag Co fall oods at Reiter's wd oysters, the best, Cheap railroad tickets at Bushn Richmond furnaces at Cooper & M Joe's. The city council is to meet on Thurs day night. The republi be held in the One dozen n convention to-day will Masonie hall sabinets and & large | idus gallery 1 lins beon wpvointed ns pav ing nspcetor for upper Broudwiy and see the Fire £ No. 831 De man 1 of bogus dollars, to Anamosa, uty United States Marshal Trout s taken Colling, the young passer = In another column be found the report of the Citizens’ State bank u very ereditable report The Fire King 1s something every lady should sce. [tis to-day on exhibition at Jones' hardware store,” No. 331 Broad commit matrimony were sterday given to Hans Christoferson, of this city, and Emma Denham, of Chari ton, In.; Willinm Bostedt and Albertina Witt, both of Minden. One of Martin's express drivers, named Adnms, was thrown from his seat last evening, onto the paving on Broadway, o nut coming off one of the wheels, e was tly injured only. ty warrants crept up a cent vester- day, and wei celling for 78 cents on the dollar. Many retuse to part with them at that price, preferring to wait for another rise which is sure to come. The necessity of some system of street cleaning is becoming more and more ap- {-n- t. The city does not get half the efit of its paved portions which it might were the mud and filth kept eleaned from The election passed offso quietly that it produced little for the police court act upon yesterday. ‘There were thr cuses of 4!|~l|ul| nce of the pea Toon H. R. Head, J. M. B was fined §4).6 The rep me 1 county tic not an a8 man ticket Among the most troublesome of risoners in the county 1 nps who made such o fe upon Charlie Price, of th They seem to lose none of their by continement, J. C. Lange, deputy Un lector at point, is posting up the nec- essary notices in regard to the ta: oleomargaring. I the la. month, and de S will have to procure stamps from Daven- port for this district. If the ladies will hardware store, No. can see the Fire K Fire King mg or heatin insteart ol cox and cheap.- Call find a bigsurprise. John Bohn, L. C. Brickett Cavin have returned from a tri braska. Their mits to umm-mmu frame u to \nn lln- tusk is and there do not seem \ts for positions on the all the i either 1 1t burns ct is safe, nd see 1t and )uu \vul nd Thomas into Ne- of fishes canught runs up into the scores, and the number who ot awiuy was bu)und count. Bohn used 18 new fish pole with great success, it being a sp 1 beauty brought him flom the mwl by Mr. . Mr. Grone- The newly elects may lent selection of a place weg,made an e in which to entertain the friends who rallied about him to congratulate him on his victory. The Creston house w laced at “their service, and Max \lnlm eing at the front, the: vas no lack of the needfuls for the merry time. Eiseman’s opening is still the the city. Th wd last night was im- mence, and everybody scemed to run bankrupt with ml_w ot with whi to express their admiration, Few cities in the land can support such an extensive establishment, and the speeial displa there made is an exposition of |~ofy worthy of charging an admission price. J. W. Reed, who has a print shop at No. 707 Broadway, found yesterday mor ing that during the night some rowdies bad entered the place and amused them- selves by tossing abont the property, soil- ing paper, and causing a great aeal of trouble and some damage. If the of- rs could be caught, they should be g an amount of freo ~advertisi which would make life in the great way center unbearable Yesterds wperior turned into a medical college in appea ance. There was a ther |u' of doctors calledupon as expert witn in the case gr rnut()f the Allon-l venberg-Brown rumpus, usual, they were c lled upon to ps opinions on numerous hyvothetical c: put to them, and 18 usual their Jeft the real'question about where it originally, dence was concluded yesterday afternoon, and_Judge Ayles- worth is to render his decision this niorn- ing. Fresh taflies at Baird's, 523 Broadway. - - talk of Opora house barber shop and bath yom. Everything first class, B, M. Mar- yin, SR RO ! The Insurance *Mann," ' B. B. Mann, who #2%,0r1y jnade Coun- - ut:fl" inarters for his insurance M\nlucn is now located in Kansas, and 4t will be gratifying nows to his many ve to learn thut there is a strong is being appointed insur ance commissioner of that state. As an fusurance man he 1s widely and favorably known in Jowa, and if experience, ability and huuxrh\' ount as requisites for the office in Kansas, he certainly can oot all the requirements. The present Eonmb\m! is a democrat and in a_ state eapable of rolling up as big republican m]ormu as Kansas, it scems thata re- blican should occupy the position, pecially when one fully capable is ut nd. Mr. Mann's republican friends in wa, remembering his loyalty to the rty for years, have political as well as Pe l"vnnl r)::.nons for Lre hope that the ex: tation of his being appointed may bu ized. —~——— Hard and soft coal, wood, lime, cement, Council Bluffs' Fuel Co., No. 539 gfm\dvmy lultphuuu No. 186. 18 Cabinet Photographs § the finest. Sherraden, Quality 1'1 Broadway. arles A. Markey, of the Daily Press, md'oml Dak., was at the Pacific yes- len Obert returned yesterday from many, a little too lute (o vote but in time to join in the congratulations, be did heartily, HE CANNOT BI The IDENTIFIED. Body of the Ne Crescent. Stranger Found TO-DAY'S CONVENTION d Leads The Squabbling Over a St to est for Horse aling. Democratic € Last Night—Politics Hot, To-day's Conyention. The county repu i convention meets at 11 o'clock this morning to put into the field a ticket for the coming clection. There has been little discussion as to who will he the nominces of the and the publie is left more in the dark than is usual preceding such tion but that County Recorder Chambe convention ques will he renominated for that position, and a stronger candidate could hardly be named. With the exception of this place on the ticket there have been few public conjectures to who would be honored with nominations. There b s been some talk of offering the nomination of county clerk to J. M. Matthows, the sent ceief of police of this city, It not known whether Mr. Matthews would ac- copt if the honor wore tendered him, He isa man fully capable of performing tne duties of the oflice, and one whom all republicans —could —earnestly -~ support, <0 to be nominated ounty nd two supervisors. camp seems full of nominations for ull of the attoruc, ‘The demoe ants for tions, but the republicans are cither ngely mod clse they are plan ning very quictly, There “arc no dissentions eropping out in the republican ranks, and no aspiring candidates who will feel sorely disap pointed if they are not struck by light s, whoever they ty rd to rd the names ning, so that the nomine may b 1 doubtless receive the hes and full support of their par Among the whisperi possible cand of Colonel D \d Jucob Sims, for countg attorne For supervisors Sam Frum'stands ai exeellent chanee of being nomnated, Charles Waite, of Shug Waite & Wics, is being mentioned other probable nommation. First-class regular dinner 25 cents, 12to 2 o'clock. Phanix chop house, 505 13" way. Just recelved, Lad fine_shoos, best makes. Prices’ low. Geo. Blaxim, 807 Main. A Horse With a Record, Some time ago the owner of a two- year-old mare turned the animal loose upon the bottoms, in the vain hope thit she would wander off and get killed by the cars, or that some other circumstance might arise which would make it possi- ble for him to realize some money for her carcass. She was afllicted with spinal di at she had got her back up about, and was in a deplorable condi- tion every way. Finally some deputy marshal managed to get the animal into the pound, and the owner valued her so lightly that on hearing of her wherea- bouts he sefused to pay even the $1 50 necessary to secure her release. The mar- shal had to sell her at auction to get his costs out ot her. He tried 1t last Satur- day, but the highest bid he could get was fifty cents, so he put her back in the poand, bought some more hay, and post- poned the sale until yesterday. By drum- ming up a erowd he thought to be able to get a bid. but the lookers on gazed at the two-year-old blankly and_refused to chance a cent until Officer Hendricks came along and startled the marshal by offering iive dollars for her, Hendricks said he had a plan for getting that much out of her. He was going to_ kill her and sell the hide, and save the carcass to feed his dog during the winter. Charlie Price, of the St. Paul, came along and v 1 the bid to a n]u.nrl He thought that by get- ting Colonel Fox to ride ner under the suddle for a few times he could reduce the hump on her back. By this animated bidding of two officials a siranger was so ied away with the prospectof co wealth and fame as o horseman, tha bid $5.7 Ma al Guanella, that the enthusiasm might pass Yy, hurriedly knocked the animal down, fig: uratively king, the figure be abont fiva dollars more than he expecte to realize. T urchaser was a strange who got & pretty fair picce of rope with which to lead the animal off. awny —~— Don’t forget llm Good Templars ballat the Masonig temple on Thursag uvening, 14th inst. Tickets for sale at Bushnell’s kook store. A car | alot of fine, large i sale by Schlenter Bluils, mules, also brood mares for Boley, Council As stated in yi s B, the body was discovered the about a mile Coroner Fual yester day went out there to investigate the matter and hold an inquest, A jury was impan- elled consisting of A. R. Prentice, War- ran Hough and M. Maynard. The was found about thirty feet from \ks of the Boyer, in the edge of > willows. It was hadly decomposed, and the features were gono b nitlon. The skull was lyi of an unknown man day befo in the willow. nt. feet from the rest of the body, and had | no flosh upon it. The rest of the body was 50 badly decomposed t57% (16 oloth- ing alone held szether. ~ All that could be found in the pockets was a horn collar ontton, a new tooth brush, and a badly crumblod of paper on which was Mine Newman, Capital rn." The man was woolen striped sack CO: and pants to watch the vuul a m-ml) new pair of button shoes, white shirt, conrse cotton undershirt and white drawers, The pants pocket on one side had been cut open indicating that he had been robbed. The inquest rovealed nothing definite as to the man's identity. J. B. Matlock thought it was possibly a man who worked for Charles MoKown, and who disappeared some time after the Fourth of Juiy, having gone to Council Blufts to celebrate, and never having re turned as he promised to within a da, or so. His namo was Norman Thay and he wns ealled Barney. Charles MeKown did not think it was Thayer. The body was not large enongh und llm clothing did not agree with that worn by Tha; Dr. Emmonds gave it as his opinion that the man wa olored man, judg- ing from the head and other indications. ——~— Much Ado About Little. Yesterduy afternoon a team belonging to nry De Long took & 1 yrundown (Glen avenue, attached to a buggy, and a8 the runaways dashed into Broudway they collided with the pop wagon of Wheeter & Harold, The smash was a general one, the pop wation and content being wrecked, while the buggy suffe: severa! bad breaks. Mr. De Long's hor were badly cut up, but.not permanently disabled, It was just tbe noou hour, sud d 05 vond recog- | THE | as the fire bell tapped as usual at o'clock, and several persons were running in the directioy of the accident the report spread quickly that there was a fire, and this reaching the nouses of th | department the boys tirned out ready to suppress the blaze. Taken altogether | the ranaway team succegded in quite a commotion causing | Eletrie door be burg | every form of domestic ances at the New York Plumbing Co. - having taken entive con | 1orf trol of the Phanix chop house, desires to state tha has seenred the or s of ‘(,uv‘n~|'u r, n first-cly k of New | York eity. The best t t affords night and day, in the best style of the art. Will also have a regular bitl of fare | The Richmond combines the four es, senti of a good farnae simplicity capacity, durability and _cconomy. See | C s, 41 Main, A numbe terday ov which has been in for some time past of compli rthe possession of Dr. Seamon’ Th as the ohin Jones, and John Ahles zed it on a chattel mortgage aims was given two years , and which with the inter amounts to the full value of the steed. Constable Ricketts went to the st able and took the lorse on Ahies’ elaim, and led it over to wions horse property oi yesterday se which he ¢ g0 Bray's stable for safe keeping. Dr. Sea- moti clamed that had a fecd bill zainst the horse for nd he began seeking bill. He s and means to seeure thw secured as his attorney, Trimble, a young man who has unum ous pecnliaritios by which he has become more or less known in this community Trimble told the doctor thathe could got possession of the horse by a writ of Te- plevin, and stepping into Justice Schurz’s court prepar but it was not = | a writ of replevin, ¢ this, folded it up justice \I"lll i it under his | inkstand, telling the doctor and his | young attorney that they could go and ot the proper bond made out, then re- turn and sign the petition and ‘the writ would be placed in the hands of an of 3 Dr. Seamon started out wetsigners, and Attor- about the justice’s In_the meantime 'k of hisdesk quictly Trimble walk- ,.(..uum,\- picked up the writ of replovin from off the desk, and start ing down stairs, placed it i the hands of Constable That officer at once started for barn, served the writ and took ion of the horse. He took it to Seamon’s stable, and turned it over to one of the men there. In the meantime the justice discovered that Trimble was gone and that the writ of replevin had di «ppwu.«l surmised that Trimble ha en it, and rushed down stairs but aotilisee nothing of any of the part concerned. The potition for the writ i not been signed, nor had_the bond been filed. Soon Cons Wesley made a return on the writ, and following this came a hunt on the tof John Ahles nd Constable Ricke th hey claimed that it had beer spirit 1y from S . The ne move was to file an information inst Dr. Seamon and Frank Trim arging them with the larceny of the he They ed, and homifl were fixed in the appearance in non specdily had a little ponsible ance. A fixed his hr)ml, but Trimbie more difliculty in sceuring varties to ensure his app ch:m‘_ f venue will doubtless be asked for this morning, and when_transferred into Justice Frainey's court the cases will probably soon have the bottom knocked out of them. There is talk on the part of Ahles of beginning suiton some of the bondsmen of the oflicers to secure the value of the steed, which has thus slipped out of their possession. St Seal brand oysters at H. J. Paimer’s. i bienerls st Substantial u\mr.u-l:. ot titles and real estate lo: J. 3. L. Squire. No. 101 Pearl street, Ct nunml Blufls. e — Everard and Eulalin i\ Ed. for sale by liuslmvll & Crockwell. VWright, Duly Delogated The democrats had a lively time select- g delegates last evening, especially in the Second ward, where the wrangle was kept up until a late hour. The following are the delegidtes in the wseveral wards, the wrestle in the Second ward being a contest over delegates growing out of the eagerness of candidates to capture the nomination of recorder. Dohaney’s hall was packed full and at 10 o’clock the count was not finished. FIRST WARD, John Clausen, Ben Winchester, F. M, John Linder, Hunter, James Wickham, B. Hogg, G. H. Juckson. SECOND WARD, W. J. C. DeHaven, Larimer, Dave L5 lm Platnc Mikesll, &, V. T Whit S White, George P. Bellinger P, Lacy, C. A, Fox, ¥. W. Spetman, P. Gunnonde, M. G. 0'Connor, M. Koat: ing, FOURTH WARD, Thoma rey, J J. Brown, Biggs, Martin Iluuh . Wesle touto Rink, James Madden, F W. I nk Lutz, V. bie William Baldwin, I, J. tor Stephenson, - Fresh oysters in ry style at the Phanix Chop House, No. 505 Broadway. —~-— Seal brand oyster: e he Stars Forming a Galaxy, The recent gathering ot the eity mar shals and chiefs of police at Cedar Rap- ids was not so largely attended as was expected. The erganization was made with an original membership of twenty. Marshal Guanella, of this city, ap- ointed one of the executive committee, t has leaked out that one of the reasons why more were not in attendance at this meeting was that many misunderstood the purpose of the organization, and thought that it was some move Lo enforce the prohibitory law, and they did not want to commit themselves. Of course nothing of this eort was thought of by the originators of the organization,which has entirely diflerent purposes in view. A large number of new members are now Dbeing added, and b | association’ meets in Des Moin May there will doubtless be a large num- ber representing all parts of the state. If you want & good furnace and oua that will be as durable as your house, get a *'Richmond” ut Coop A - | William . Oflicer, at8 o’clock yester- day afternoon, at the residence of his brother, Thomas Officer. The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock Thurs y \ morning, October 7. Friends of the T 1ly are invited without further notice. -~ T bave completed all their sir first annual ball, The 1. O, | arrangements for th | to be given at the Masonic u-mulu on | Thursday evening, October 14, Parties cating Hom Owaba will be aple to re- | turn at 3 o'clock a. m. Tickets are for sale at Bushnell's book store. - Sce that your books are ma house & Co., room 1, Everett block, More- OMAHA DAILY « State Hank . locato Amount of Lills, bonds ul\l other | _the bank 000,508 10 | The conaition of “the for | particularly o 10 g sliver coin der and national \otes and su | Drafts on solvent bivnks on hand and eash jtoms i 14,818 00 At New York At Hoston ymaha Other banks Qverdrafis Tie vaitie of perohal prop. orty 5000 00 Total aseots £394,00 FEANTLATIES, Tho wmount of_eapital stock actally Pk 0 ensh [ Amountsight deposita Amount time deposits T4 TS h2 9 Indebt s to bnks as deposits. ... Profits on hand A Totn linbilitie: X Amount of all labilities to the bank on |I|v‘ (it of the directors SU,82.04, of which $10,- 2,01 is only a contingent Tability. Subseribed and sworn to before me byJ. D, Edinandson and Charles R. Hannan this 5thday of Octo- o ). 1883 (SKAL) Notary Publie, Ex . Octoher b, 15%, and tound as shown by the above stateinen F. STEWA State Inllk I xaminer, HARKNESS BROS Will make a 8pacial Sale this week o | CARPETS, OIL GLOTHS, CURTAINS, CURTAIN GOODS, ETC. Prices will be Lower than made by any othsr store in the west. Do not fail to see us before purchas- ing clsewhere. CLOAKS This department we shall close out, and shall make prices to sell them. Our Stock is seasonable and styles excel- lent. These are Bargains Never Be- fore offered, And pau can save money by calling onus before purchasing for we will not be undersold. DIK'T FORGET THE PLACE. arkness Brol NO. 401 BROADWAY, COUINCIL. BLUFES, la MURDER !! Biheria isagain making its annual visi tios Hen years' trinl of DIL THOS, JEFTE KEMIDY for that futal molady s demon raed the fuct that it is infallible us u_prevent- nd cure, permit your children to ) diphtherin, *Their bloc For sule only at the office, No, ot, Council BIuis, Ta., or sént Ly express No. 1410 Camphell streot, . who recently lost a beautiful and in* sting dunghter, nged about 15 yeurs, by wador the treatment of one of the | Tites to D Jotteris, zhit 1A cat i saved. Anothe Who. hid she. diphiheria, aer thro » with tho putrid wiedration, w ~ine and ‘i sLbdu koep your' m. We fecl thut at children. We only rogret that Fi ¥ r)uw il '}h Wil In the future we will o &g al times in our i the ) 1as Leon & wiih what was threntenc genoral hoaith, wis: complorel, Bho” Fould “only swallow liguid food, and oven Wi‘l\\l,hlh\\' that ber stomach could not digest or assimilate. Physicians of ~ Council Bluffs and Omaha attonded her no In om pletely r Mrs, Blerara hot obtnined follof soon sho would have died from blood poison, the sune condition that destroyed the lite of Gein. Gr From ihe Council Bluffs Datly Giobe: M. A, wmb McPike, editor v, 1he ‘P Froomnn, his d of the editor of the Glo onty years, and is know know n s one of tho host an_intimato friond of Al parell. Ho hns been unfortunste in the.fuct thut his family was ravaged with diphtherls, and greatly distrosacd, Ml Clurk Laving hosrd of by calwmity sent lim some of D, L1t was uzed At on children saved. unbounded in for finding somne f his nd tondor oucs, - Kive of M. out of eight died from diphl an opportunity of using OYRPEPSIA 1 Dyspeptic, air D cuse of indigestion et ane Boat OF Fofs erences give DyEp |..m ® the cause of ninety per cent of ull diseased econditions. Price §5 for two weeks troatiment, Dr. Jefferis’ diphtheria me I Kinds of sore thre ging it in 4% hours to the simple re for all inflam rid, cancerous ulcerati catirrhal conditions. Full printed justructions how to use the wedi- cies sent with them. No doctor requir nedies cun only be pbiained & N Routh Eighth street, Counc Blufls, 10wa, or sent by ¢xpress on receipt R. RICE, M. D,, Or other Tuimors removed witho 1 Cancers ;G drawiog of biood: Qrer: thurty actical exerience rative, p womb and all hun No. 11 Pearl neil Blutrs. (5 o Consu.a up mirce OCTOBER 6, 1886, We Simply Want fo Impress npon the Minds | WHOLESALE AND J0BEING of the Public that WE ARE SELLING GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE For the R2ason that there will be a Change in Our Firm on Dec. 3ist, and we must seli out Our Present Large Stock of Garpets, Curtains, Rugs, Mattings, il Cloths, Lin- oleums, Window Shades, Curtain Poles, Upholstery Goods, Etc. COME WITH THE CROWD and get Bargains COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO, No. 405 Broadway, Council Bluffs, THE FIRE KING! Tn offerine to the yeoplc 7 tinie substitute i) d und Conl for CookTng and Heating, tho | tors of the Fire " tully wware of the way of ple sutior {0 50 many dnily experts hive been onstantly nt work 1o dfs, cover some hetter way of Coosing and Heating thun the old dirty and troul'e ome way, that is, with Conl and Wood Miore many £ons why the cconomies of life ren- n there is a con i of Coul Ol ull througl the house, while with the FIRE KING there is perfect combus tion. 0. While the Gasoling all othe has ratel " for eum Rl the' Win fumily IKING ean bo adapted t the sume timo. - And th tion of Conl Oii for fucl, time must have so kind of stove, i This Cut represents our Hydro Carbon Generator and Burnor kinown us the in operation, Oneside of tie double can on the 1with the Burner by lead pipes. ner s seen in the Stoy justed to the top of th d, ean be thrown back ov the Burner, It is clean and 1o Vo 10 the public, cepeomily 16 thoco 11 and CLEAN ma in winch to heat tl use I 10remost inventive geniuses of the w has at I st eifectiv We offer ter ner that is tory for sale, bl to conce ther by states o Owners and Public to call and sce the FIK Farming Lands in Towa, Minnesc $10.00 per acre. School .md state | cent interest. . Hrs G L GILLETTB‘. Rest asioituiert :ur_z(, Latelt Bleell arnct A HAIR Weork made to otdet, 99 Main oot daons LL»-& /;z(u_(/s/, s, BOOK BH\DIN(, Ledgers, Sournals, County & Bank Work of : il Kinds aSpe - lalty Prompt Attention fo Mail Orders HOREHOUSE & 60. Room 1 Everet Block, Council Blufls, Standard Papers Used. Al stylos of bin- ing m Magazines aid BLANXZ LOOKS. REF ©. B. National Buik, Citizens' Bank, National Bunk, & Pusey . Banke SPEOIAL NOTICES. WOTICE. Special advertisements, such ns Lost, Foun To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Hoarding, ete., will beinsertod fn this column at the low ratoof TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first tuser tionand Five Cents Per Line for cach subsequent insertion, Leave advertisemen ‘1at our office No. 12 Peal strect, noar Broadway, Council Blufis “VA 'ED A Work at 109 flan JOR SALE-Two groshy cowe by Sullivin & Fitzgerald, No. 443 Broadwuy, r gonersl houso- et. BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFKF! Opposite Dummy Depot, pajusaaday SO POJUELIR R §0035 [} Horses and mulu, kept constantly on nd, for sale at retail or in car loads.( promptly filled by contract on shurt Stock sold on comnission SuLUTER & BoLey, Proprie ‘Telephone No. 114 Formerly of Keil Sal &L ave. and 4th streck. notic > rs Stavles, core is vory simple muny other s e other way of hentinz the kitehen; while the FikE answer the | FUAE KING can beoperated eheaper thun a watll contains il and make art ol the tame, spent montlis of ng to tho Public tho Wondertll PIRS KING, th i Coree Santics, FARM LANDS CHEAP! o, K 1 bet Hait Cerxancents., GOOPS, Ofice Tine only h Ana L 18 N. Main St., Couneil Blufls, 209 8, 15th ) CALIGRAPH ! Tents, n BESTL In the efty can 540 Broudway GEO, W. None but ¢ Out of town ¢ licited, and & LA Office Ho. Hours, Room No. 6. No. 13 Pe WAL | MANUFA | Mache Wall Ory w s others may he loe itea i a cioset or in th anufacturers, Terre Haute, Ind, NG n operation at H, R. Stales Creston House, Fire Hscape Manufacturer's Awnine rrate and Window Glasy, Show- Cuses, Jilevators (haud and hy- | dr cuii & | HomeSteam DR. F. 525 Broadway, Council Bluffs. P, C. MILLER, House, Sign and Decorn None but best ha po e of Cookine and Henting nt yother known app)ica and the other Water, and they socond st ors purest Hydro-Carbo 1 shoutd grent he Gas. be de poliel. hed s ensily, y neknowled and ligh, sves. Mr. John B T nd hundy simplest and gpondence solicitod, DER & HENSLEY, Jones' hurdware 0 to time 5 per |IV P. P. Lan- hters and com- Yy . 3 Dly, Jotloilse cL»: Byc Works. otel in Council Bluffs having | modern | dinprovomopta MA\ MOUN, Prop. WlLLinflS Ta., and Room 10, Omaha, Neb, Agentfor the TYPE WRIFER and SUPPLIES mrmg Slute, Man- St., AUNDRY WORK b obtained by patronizing tho LAUNDRY Council Bluffs SCHINDELE, Prop, xperienced hands cmploye sedors by mail or express so 1l work warranted. P. MURPHY, TE OF ST, LOUIS, | sto 0 b 2103 p. m, ) Ttosp.om ar/ St., Council Bluffs. | L PAPER,| CTURER OF PAINTS. © Painter. Papler { nRWC 48 oumployed and char A Quick Yermuem Jity, Nar ...m, T HOUSES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. AGRICCQUR u INPLEME DEERE, WELLS & CO,, Wholesale Agricultural Implements, Bugglas, Carring Fte (Kto. Council Rluffs, Towa. KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING © Make the Original and Complete Hay Loader, also Rakes, Cider Nill & Press, OORN SHELLRRS \\h FERD CUTTERY, Nos. 1501, 1525, 1505 and 1507 1 Main Siroat Council Buffs, Towa DAVID BRADLEY & CO, Manuf'rs and Jobbors of Agricaltural Implements, Wagons, Buggfes, Carriages, and all kinds of Farm Mnachine: 100 to 1116 South Muln Strect, Counoll Blute owa. =] AXE HANDLES. ! F.0. Gy FASON, T, H.DovarAs, Gro.F, Wriann, Pros&Troas, V.Pros €Mun. Soc. &Counagh Council BlnTs Handls Factory, J (Incorporatod) Mnnu(arhlu-wnl Axle, Pick, Slsdge and fma tandies, of evory doscription. CARPETS, g COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPE (‘(k Carpets, Curtains, Window Shad 1 Oil Clothe, Curtain Fixtures, Upholstory G Kte.'Na. 405 Tirondway' Counoll Blufta | owa. CIGARS, TORACCO, B /'rv. | ———— PEREGOY MOORE, 1 —Wholesale Jobbers in the— Finest Braads of Cigars, Tobacco aPipo& Nos. 285 Main and 27 Venrl Sts, Council Blugta’ lowa. COMMISSION, | SNYDER & LIEAMAN, Wholesals Frait and Produce Commission Merchants, e, No. 4 Pearl st., Council Sluls. DRUGUINTS, HARLE, HAAS & CO., Wholesale Druggists, Oils, Paints, Glass, | Drugkists No. 3 \uin St, and | Ni ouncil Biuffs, Sundries, E 0. 21 Panrl S R 0. W. BUTTS, Wholesale Califoraia Pruits a Speclalty Commiseion. No. 543 Council Blus. \\ll“ & bUQU bllb Wholesalo Fruits, Confectionsry & Fancy Grocarias. Nos. 16 and 15 Pearl St., Council Bluff ! Genoral Breadway, G I IF L. KIRSCHT & O, Jobbers of Staple and PFancy Grocerlss. No. 416 Broad- Also Wholosule Liquor Dy way, Counei HARNESS, E BECKMAN, STROHBEHN & CO., Manuacturers of and Wholosale Detlors ia Leather, Harness, Saddlary, Ete. No. &5 Main St. Council BluTs, lowa. rs, E > BROTHERS, Jobbers in Hats, Caps and Gloves. and 344 Brondway, Councll Blufs. Wholosala Iron, Steel, l(alls,_ Heavy Hardwars, And Wood 8 unell Hlufrs, lowa. L DES AND Wiy = ; c Lh & CO,, Commission Merchants for Sals of Hides, Tallew, Weol, Delts, Grease and Fura Council Bluffs fowa. COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO,, —~Wholesale Doalers i [luminating & Labrisatiag 0 BETO., BTO. R.Theodore, Agent. Council BluTs. Towa. LUMBER PILING E1C. A. OVERTON & CO., Hard Wood, Southera Lumbar, Piliag, ‘And Liridgo Magorial Specialtivs Wholosalo Luta ber of all Kinds, Offie No. 150 Main B¢, Councl Bluirs, 3 Gl .J()IIN I,lM)M(, Wholesale Imported and Domestic Winas & Liguors. Agout for St Gotthara's Herb itters. No. i3 M St Counoil Uluits. N HN l‘ll)l*]' & BECK, Porclgn and Domestic Wines and Ligaors, auneit Blufs 400 Maia St ( AGENTS WANTED, {11 (HAMPION. FITRER, sentircly now and s wo siwple that we Uy in it i nothy uniil you h We challe it 7 und o ralclin wients ko welld 5 ke pone mhll o i ) 180 1oninn. Councll MY Lowa, w. APWOKK, Proprioor. ity Horses an Mules For all purposes. 00 1ght und s0ld, ut vetull and inlots. Large quuntittes (o select from Sevoral pairs of fine arivers, siugle o double- MASON WISE. Council Blufls. JACOB SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, COUNCOIL BLUFFS Practices in the State and Federal courts Roows 7 aud 8 Shugart Blook N.S8C HURZ Justice of the Peace Ollicg'over Awmericnn Bipress Compaiy. «