Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 12, 1886, Page 6

THE DAILY COUNCIL BLUFFS. TUESDAY MORNING OCT. 12 OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET. Pelivered by enrrier i Twenty conte pe Tivtow, - . . TELEPHONES Bosixess Orrice, No. & Nienr Eviton No, 23 any part of the city at | r week HW. Manager. MINOR MENTION, New York Plambiag Co, New fall goods at Reiter's Buy Seal brand oysters, the Cheap railroad tickets at Bushnell's Richmond furnaces, Cooper & MeGee F, Sullivan was yesterday fined \hm drunk. ney goods and millimery opening to night at H. Friedman’s, dozen cabinets and a large at Sehmidt's gallery be sure to see the Parisian pat tern bonnets at 1, Fricdman's openng 1o-night. Permit to wes M bost as a panel as yesterday ine Witent er, both of the Ogden yesterd the opera house la Justice Shurz happily ofliciated yestc day at the e of Mr. Herman Leitke to Miss Flora Abbott, both of Beckman partially N cpenters for his patent cking bracket for fences and received a very liberal patronage. A number of changes have been made in the boards of reg some not being able (o serve 1 Wl others being appointed to fili vacancies. I will close my place of business be- ind 7 o'clock this evening to for my grand opening which place tomorrow. H. F man, The last joists nre be ing put in the new court house and about seven feet more is to be added above this before the roof 10 The work is progressing well Will Harris, a colored offender, was yesterday fined for being drunk and Whipping his wife. The woman was not badly used up, but it not her hus- band’s fault, The Council Blufly Rebekah degree odge No. 8, 1. 0. O. T, meets this cve- gning. A full attendance is requeste as business of importance will By order of N. G A curnlinl invitation is extended to the public, my friends and customers to at- tend the grand millinery opening to- night and to-morrow evening, at No. 400 Broadway. Fricdman “The boards of registry open the to-day, and every voter should sce to it me is insel :h voter to it person r the law s no chance fo 1t for you. A government asd ah n')\lul Missour take plice. books | 3 ped from an ofli unday, on l)u- hunt for him. as still good ln ironed condition is a n) at and the At last at large, but Ape in his started on of a nv\v brick blacksmith shop on Broady 4? ast of the Ogden house. The building is to be 22540 fect, and will be made a model shop in every respect. ] the roof on this week. The paving ot upper lhw ressing well, and s thero is talk of b tended up qui the is pro- I that ying ex- M. Krlloy the charge of carrying corn ons. P. McNulty claims that Kell, revolver under his nose on one about two weeks ago, and now to get even, it being the first chance offered since then for nabbing the offe: illic Ewing was ngain ninch bv the police vesterday on complaint fr mothior, Mra, Scott, who says she \v< its the girl sent to the reform school. Mrs, Scott-Ewing has hersclf been in sions, and the home it to be as helpful to the some public institution life in would b 2 2 morning Captain_Cousins discovered that some one hiad broken a v pane of glass in the tront of M, Drohfich’s stove on Broad way. It looking like an attenpting burg- lary the ofticer nmuw\l Mr. Drohlich and a search was made ||nn\wl| the place, but nothing was discovercd missing, and nothing else disturbed, H. and L. Vincent, late of Tabor, I are now located in their new home Wintield, Kan.., and have their started up the Nonconformist, which they trans- planted with them. They have added to h-- title of the paper that of **Kansas In- dustrial Liberator,” and preserve most of the i teristics of the old sheet, Lho Vineent boys think they have struck a rich field, and will doubtless work it with cnergy. - every style at the e, No. 504 Broadway. h oysters i Phanix Chiop Hou Seal brand o, tors at 1. J. Palmer’s. . Personal Pavageaphs, Mrs. Thos, Bray has returned from her eastorn (rip. J. Y. Stone, of Glenwood, city yesterday. was in the C. L. Cady, of Stanton, Neb., was at the Pacific yesterday. E. Doneling has left for the east and expects to npnnll most of the winter in New York. Mrs. D, J. Gates and daughter, Ni will leave to-morrow for a visit to Bur- Jington, Kan, John Anderson, of Shepherd’s drug store, left yesterday on a visit to Cedar Rapids fricnds. Ed. Wright, atter being confined to his yoom for a month lum with malarial fever, is able to be out and about again, 3 Chief Templeton has received a letter i from the veteran fireman, Sam Morrison, who is in St. Louis rec g treatment for his eyes. Mo says there is some im- provement, but it is quite slow. Prof. E. Buckley and wife, Mrs. Sarah uuklc M. D.; together = with Miss lrch Bliss, are guests of Mr. A. B. Walker and family of this city. They are en route to Kyuta, Japan, where they will engage in missionary work under e dircetion of the A merican board. of, Buckley addressed the Y, M, C. A, unday afternoon, and in the evening at the Congregational church, —_ The Richmond combiues the four es- sentials of u ity, durability and economy. rhem at (zuopur & MeGee's, - on- See ood furnace, simplicity, If you want & good furnace and one that ‘will be as durable as your house, get & “Richmond” at L d The Sunday Sehool Workers. The annual county convention of the Pottawattamie Sunday School associa- tion is to meet at the First Baptist churct of this Mly commencing Thursaay at 2 ‘eloc| ,, and closing Friday at 6 programme has are lnvited to at- ! fn lnmwnun arranged and a d the several session | on Nick O 112k | WRATI ABOUT MR, MULLEN | An Attempt to Foroe the Magor to Appoint Another as ( THE POLITICAL POT STILL HOT. Repub- | Wit Accident to M. H. Judd - The Py fes Last Night a Brick —~Nervous Abov Mentions, lican By Gunpowder &quabbling Over Chicf The announcement made in yesterday's | 3k that the mayor had deewded to ap- | point Jerry Muallen as chief of police caused no little ecommotion among some of who flattered themselves that they stood very near to the throne, and who were bent on having another named for that place, ‘Their hopes had centered drien and that aspirant had strong backing for the pl The other police officers had signed his petition and a number of citizens had added their endorsement, and Pat Lacy and Jim Madden, the latter being related to O'Bricn, were advoeatiug his claims loudly. All conceded that O'Brien would make a good chief of police. but the mayor was evidently quick to discern that if O'Brien was chosen there might be a elashing between the marshal and the new ehief, and that it would be bet ter to name another man. In reaching such a decision it scems that he has wakened the wrath of O'Brien’s sup- vorters, who yesterday brought their those strongest pressure to bear upon Mayor Groneweg to have him reconsider his appomntment and name O'Brien 1t O'Brien could not get it then let the mayor name some other man than Mullen. Mayor Groneweg nected to make the tormal appointment yesterday morning, and Mulien was notified to bo liness to take the onth of office, and L s duties. ‘The storm raised wbont Iy s %0 loud that he red the swearing-in of Mullen, event is expected to take place this mor ing. Itis predicted that the m not yield to the dictation of Lag den or others, bat that h been clected mayor he will act as may and 1 the appointing power will exer - se it Should he yield to the clamor aised yesterday, it “wonld be 1 concession that the predictions m:nm b, his political opponents were true, when they insisted that if he seted he would be controlled by Lacy and others of his kind. A change 1n the appoint- ment would place Mr. Groneweg in a very unenviablo light before the public, however honest might be his change of mind. The ufl: rwas the theme of tulk headquarters and the city :rday, but the - by those who were , that Mayor Gronew urignml intention, and f this morning. - Hard and soft coal, wood, lime, cement, ete. Council Bluffs Fuel Co., No. 4 Broadway. Ielephone No. 136. ance was condition to know. would stick to hi mike Mullen ch g Not Harmonious. The democrats are getting into a sorry plight over the township ticket, named by the peculiar convention which was held the other day. 'The announcement of Justice Hendricks and of Justice Schurz, that they will be independent candidates, his caused no little commo- tion. The defeat of the ticket seems evi- dent, unless some move is mado to re- store harmony. Some of the leaders of the party have been urging tnese gentle- men to withdraw from the independent race. and abide the action of another township convention to be called regu- arly, and conducted on honor. The sus- picion is aroused that this is n mere pre- toxt to get these gentlemen ofl” the track, and then attempt to capture the next convention, and turn it against |ln'n| ‘Phese gentlemen deel stoutly stick to their positions. hold that 1f the township conve proposed, and that convention to ¢ it eun do so, been once made the vie- +y do not propose to be to be caught dorse them, f tims of duplicity put themselves in a s twice in the mer me trap. in which Judge Jume o et "Jam casily subdued. A. C. Graham, as honest and worthy a membor as ¢ on the board, was ghut out by the overreaching s of this faction of the democracy, 1 he has his war paint on. He is mak- ing a hot fight upon that part of the ticket which was put_up in this sort of a way, and with his following, and the large number of supporters, who are actuated by like ind tion, he will be found to be a power in the cumpaign The people will haraly ~u‘ulml to see so trusty a man as Mr. Gr ide, when he has done such excellent wort upon the board of commissioners. The people have great confidence in him, and 1 not easily submit to s 3 p ken by Judg Altog vir is full of warsand rum which indicate that the Iatter da drawing near for the demoeratic | ast that portion of 1t which B by such methods as were shown in the rccent convention, J. Ernsdtorf, having taken entire con- trol of the Phanix chop house, desires to state that he has secured the services of Charles Deck (nul\ Uf York city night and day, in the best sl_vln- ot the art. Will also have a regular bill of fare. Points of The Union Puacific 15 making many its changes and improvements on grounds on this side of the T are many more tracks being laid for switching purposes, and the prospects seem good for soon having a great deal of the business pertormed on this side, which is now o crowding the yards in Omaha. Piles are being driven, and pr po ons are being made for the build- ing of a round house at Spoon Lake, the house to have forty stalls. It scems also sotded that the passenger conches will be kept on this side,cleaned and repaired here, thus adding eon: ole business to the yards here. The prediction is made by those keeping well posted on the changes now going on, that these nges will soon result in increased employment on this side of the rive which will at a very early dateadd a thousand more inhabitants to this cit, The project of a Main street depot has not been abandoued by sny means Probably the matter will come up at the next o ng of the council, and if the necessary ordinance is passed, the active work will commence ator ‘The talk of a union depot is also going on, with the promise of soon taking de- finite form, T'here is not a road running into Council Bluffs from the east but what needs a better local depot, and every one of them will before loug be obliged to build. The local depots are a sad commeat on the ey, and nearly every one of the roads has better depots THE small country stations than Yp re. Now time for a move at ns to be the ripe us sort, and instead of building a yer of sepurate depots, as the will have to do very soon, it seei ey could unite to great advant cortainly to the better accommod the public, in one fine depot,which would | prove a credit to the companies and to | the city The prediction is made with | confidence that « large union depot 13 umong the things winch Council Blufs | <5 within the near tuture - ce that your book Louse & Co, room 1 will are made by More erett block - New Wagon Bridge. rhe But little has been said of late coneern ing the new wagon bridge, to be boilt at the foot of Broadway. It seemns that the seheme has not died out, however, but that the details are being worked up quictly and surely. ‘The prospects seem good for such a bridge being built, and that vight speedily. The articles of in corporation have been prepaved, and ready tor filing, o that the company can proceed. It scems that the idea of a vontoon bridge is losing favor, and that the bridge will be a high o perma- nently and cavefully constructed, nee ¢, oaldition to the 00,000 and $200,000. 1z planned will be sitating a cash outl bonds, of between The bridge as now be at the foot of F m street, on the Omaha side, and it 1s talked that a viaduet will be built there, so that rail way trains can pass under, and those who eross the bridge can drive easily right onto Farnam strect. On this side of the river the bridge would be at Fourth avenue. It is planned t Broadway would be paved by the property owners and along that street clear to the that Ihnul\\:\y would be_made lent driv s entire length. tracks uul(l be thrown onto one of the south of Broadway, so as not to ¢ with the wagons on Broadway. Such are some of the outlines ascertained concerning the project as now being talked up. A petition will be started in circulation to-duay, or very soon, which will open up another phase of the situation. 1t thought that this tow help nlong the enterp posed that the townsl: the ne ry appra on this side of the river. would not be great, circulated asking fo to be held to vote this a majority of the fr river, to the l)nlh..v The expense tion is to b I election tion. If cholders sign this petition, then it will appear that the township will be willing to wmd the enterprise to this extent, which will be but trifling to what can be gained by it. If the township will show its willingne: to appropriate this amonnt, then it is predicted that the com- pany will go right ahead, let the con- truct: mfp.m-u.u with the building of the bridge, and that it ean be completed under the present arrangements by next March. ot titles and real estate loans. 3. L. Squire. No. 101 Pearl street, Council Blufls. —~—— To-day's Convention. The republicans meet this afternoon at 2 o’clock to nominate candidates for the township oftices. There are numerous aspirants for positions on the ticket. Among the names mentioned as liable to be placed upon the ticket for justices are E. Rosecrans, J. H. Kilgore, E. S. Bar- nett and E. J. Abbott. There is some possibility of Squire Burke's name being favorably considered for one of the jus- tices offices. He rather expects to be let out of the office of city clerk by next spring, and in that case it would be pref- erable to be seated in an oftice which he can hold for two years, and probably for us much longer as he felt inclined to re- tain it. There has been also some talk of the republicans endorsing Justice Schur Substanti O\TAIIA DAILY or Justice Hendri or both, in view ¢ the uabble i iich the democrats find themselves, and the independent candidacy of these two gentlemen. For constable there are also numerons names being mentioned. Prominent among these are Wall McFadden, John Fox and Joe Spaulding. The delegs were selected last follows: irst Ward—F. M. Williams, w. Fadden, E. J. Abbot, J. ( Williams, L. Sherwood, J. J \\-\Hun Second Ward—Ed. Mott, C. bard, A. 8. Huzelton, 1. C.'B : M. Nic . Jones, Harvey Pice. F, Sapp, Jr.. John cin, William Arnd, Lindt, L. E. Briden W. 1 C.'H. Gilmore, E. wvenport, Rosceran Fourth ard—C. R. Hannan, Hunter, A, J. Brown, Walter S H. Camybe] T Flickinge Knight, E. ll.u-l l‘unu( Smith, Eletrie door bel every form of don ances at the w George ith, V P 1o, burglar alarms,and ¢ cleetrical appli- York Plumbing Co, o Badly Injured Lagt evening quite a sericus accident oceurred to Mr. M. H. Judd, the land agent of the Union Pacific. A young man named Emerine was nding along on horscback and stopped at Metealt’s saloen, where he had a few minuates’ talk with some parties. As he started away on horsebuck at a anick gallop he turned about to sce what the persons he had just not been talking to were Jdoing, and noticing what was ahead of |||n he his horse right into the vehiele in w Mr Judd was seated, throwing that sman out nto the stre Mr, as in anunconscious condition when ced up, and the blood was flowing ly from & wound in the head. He was taken to his residence, and a ph, b ult of th ] could not be fully determined last even- ing, but it is thought to be quite a ser- ous one. o Deputy Marshal Barhyte, As soon as Deputy Marshal Mullen is sworn in as chief of police, there will be a chance for another struggle as to who will pe his successor in the marshal’s office. It is understood that the oflice has been offered Mr. John Barhyte, an old officer, and one in every way compe- tent to fill the place well, ‘1‘! at this will be the outcome of the present figuring there is little doubt, the only seeming contingency being as tg whether Barhyte will accept. Marshal wella has fen- dered it to Barhyte, believing him to be the man for the place. This appointment will suit the people generally, although as in all such cases, some soré spots may be discovered among the few. -~ E d and Eulal for sale by Bushnell & ¢ md\w ]l - An Independont Candidate. I hereby announce yself as an inde- pendent candidate for justice of the peace, and submit my claims to the voters of Council Blufts, Ia., on the 2nd duy of November, 1680, Wright, . L. HENDRICKS — ’ Afraid of Ganpowder. Complaint was last night made to ) shal Guanella that some parti storing gunpowder on North Eighth street, within the city limits, and in fi“ ater quantities than 1s allowed by law. 'he warshal will investigate this morn ing and see whether there is any cause BI’I‘]' ll I‘“\l)A\ | for the nervon ndition in which the complaiar id theniselyves in regard to being blown up by powder Just received, Ladies' fine shoes, be makes. Prices low. Geo. Blaxim, Main - At the Institution. The board of trustees of the institution for the deaf and dumb met yesterday fc their quarterly I'here are number of contracts to be let for winter session | supplies, besides the nsual routine work A. Weinstein, of Burlington, and C. 8 Ra of lowa City, arrived on the i train ATt Flickinger, the other member present, is a vesident of the city A Shoulder Broken. Yesterday morning L. C. James met with a serious aceident while digging a well for Charles Banghan, on Avenue D A brick falling from the_top of the well, 1y a distanee of fen feet, struck him, king his shoulder, republicans: Tdie a *wrote J. G, Kurtz in a letter Respects to you, democr at Farmville, Va., a day or two ago Then he shot himself three times just above the cye-sockets, - - Gout has varions hes according to the parts afl podagra, when in the feet; chi when in the hands; &e.; but whe! the attack is first felt or the hands, rub with Salva- in the fe 1 at once. It annihilates pain. I'n)nll.u trial shows the worth of every article, and 43 ye constant use has proven the greit efieacy of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup; it has no superior, - “I once saw a person go into the water with his nose embraced by clothes pin,” suys a scientific write and the v umber of bathers now protect the cars with wool.” Afier Diphtheria. Diphtheria is a terrinle disease, requir- ing the greatest medieal skill to effecta complete cure. Even when its power s broken, it elings to the patient with great persistency, and often leaves the system poisoned and - prostrad Just here lood's aparilla does a vast amount of good, expelling _impurities from the blood, giving it richness and vitality, while'it” renovates and strengthens the system. Though the B Is e rather small affairs in the matter of s anding- room, and though every outgoing steamier tukes & parcel of emigrants, the ylm[luh\liun piles upat the rate of 1,000 a day. In the little but in the wheatlanc ch policeman carries a gold ane instead of a billy— which is o base thing at best. y of Fargo, out A man ont uf his mind in St. Lonis has mvented ‘‘atrap with which to ensnare Jay Gould.” e andtwo others lost their mental grip during thegreat strike last spring. Palme vall at oning, nell’s al baand oysters at H -t Don’t forget the Good Templars the Masonic temple on Thursday cv Tickets for sale at Bus MURDER!! Diphtherin ain making its annual visita- t Ten y trinl of DI THOS. JEFFERIS' ¢ Tor that fatal malady has demon- rated the fact that it is infalliblo as a prevent- ive and cure. 1f you permit your children to dic with diphther; e blood be upon your bead. " For sale ol at tho oflice, No. ) South §th street, Council Bluffs, In., or sent by express on x'uc\'im of price, $2. From the Council Bluffs Dai M. Gerard, WN'O Ivf Gernrd, lias becn a great th wiiat was sup- DOKGA 10 16 CHNCEE Of the thront. 1t Wik 80 bid sho was threntened with starva Her gen . Sho could only swallow liquid food, and even that. could not digest or ssimilute. Physiciuns of Council Blufls and Omaha attended her for three y and gave no relicf. four weeks' time cured her throat, u pletely restored her health, Had Mrs, hot obtnined reifof. soon sho would hi IETolreris, ot this eity,in 1 com- life of Gen. Grant. From the Council Blufts Dully Globo: . A. McPike, editor of the Cambrin (E 3 s boen the pe itor of the Globe for more (hun and s known wherever % of tho best mon livani. His family was ravaged with diphtherin, and gicatly dis- sod. Jefteris Diphther eman, ive of Mr. MePik 1 from diphtherin before of using Dr. JefTeris' remedy. H. Butl Hazel Dell,Pottawattamie and his family of cleven persons, Vith inatignant diphtherin, * Every by the use of ure for Diphtlieria, and Jefteris' Proventive Without the n'd of a p! DYSI Al i dle,n dis. ? Dr. Thomus evory case of indigestion and n ' very short time, lest of ref: wces given. Dyspepsin 18 the cnuse of oty per_cent ot wil diseased” conditions. Tor two weeks trent eris’ diphtheris me, kinds of sore thre itrid sore throat, i e Is infullivle sib OCTOBER 12, ions how to use the medi- n. Nodoctor required, fleris' remedies can only be obtained at his office, No. 23 South Eighth street, Council Biuffs, 16w, or sent hy. cxpress on receipt of price. Holders of Currency Bonds & Bonds of SERIES B, o¥THE CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY GOMPANY Will receiven communication of Interest and Tmportance to them by forwarding their numes and nddresses to us (rthey have not aireudy done s0) with & momoranium of ihe amount of honds of cither dluss held by them, or by calling in person at our office. A. 8. HATCH & CO. No. b Nassat 8t., Few York. Dissolution Notice. 2 is eroby glven thit the partnership 1 Jdoseph P! Mallender and Jc ho firm name of Mui nder & on the Ath day of October, T8, due to the said partuership 080 Que 0 thom will be settlod by Josoph P. Mail- endor, who will continie the business under the name of Joseph P. Muilerdler JOSEPH P. Mulh\hut, JOHN LISY, osdst Notice to Property Owners or Lessees. T pursuance of resolutio from the city coun: hyyou are y notiled not to lay side- walks on the streets alreadv graded, or being graded, vntil notice 1 given by the board of public Works, and & uniform plan or system ar- ranged governing sucl EHOUSE, Chatrman. Omatia, Neb. Oct. ith, I obdit " PyTs AND CALLS. On Wheat, Corn, Oats, Pork, Lurd und & R Stocks, for Long abd Short ! L for Pr X H. P. Haur & 2 Washingto T A Retorence: g American Fx- chiange Nutional Bank. PROVED FAKMS, Butler Co., Kans, nice city lots. El Dorado, Kana.. flach farm Ts weil adaptod (o grain and stock: rich soil; all pow O pusture land (o waste). Title perfect, with warranty deed. The Tots are smooth, nice butldiug lots, vniy. 3 wile th of $ii5. Teachers, ks, anyone who wishe i Sa%6 property, that double in 1 year, should buy lots in El Dor- pulation 6,00); the prettiest city in Kan- crms cash. Address C. W, Cae, Eldora for sale. 1886, HARKNESS BROS | Will make a Spacial Sale this waeek o |CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, 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 clsewhero. CLOAKS, This department we shall close out, and ehall make prices to sell them. Our Btock 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. DIN'T FORGET THE PLAGE. Harkness Brothers, NO. 401 BROADWAY, COUNCIL. BLUFFEFS, Ia WHOLESALE AND JOBBIK HOUSES OF COUNGIL BLUFFS. AGRICULTUR. AL DEERE, TP E & €O, Wholeaulo Agricultural Implemants, Bugsies, : Carring ite . Lte. Counoil Bluffs, Ifwrn. KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING CO. Make the Uriginal and Completo Hay Loader, also Rakes, Cider Mill & Press, CORN SHELLERS AND FEED CUTTERS, Nos. 1501, 1504, 1505 and 1507 South Main Street, __ Council Buffs, Towa. DAVID BRADLEY & CO., Manuf'rs and Jobboers of Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, and all kinds of Farm Maohinory. 1100 to 1116 South Main Strect, Counoil Blu, owa. I . LEASON, T, H.DOUGLAS, GEO.F, WRiGnT. "Pros.&Trons, V.-Pros&Man. 800 &Counso Councll BluTs Handis Pastary, (ncorporated.) Manufacturers of Axle, Pick, Sledgo and Small Handios, of every déscription. w5 | CARPETS. s COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO., Carpets, Curtains, Window Shades, Oil Cloths, Curtain Fixtures, Upholstory Goods, Ete. No. 405 Iiroadway' Counoll Biuts, owa. oBACCO, BT PEREGOY & \l()Ul(h, —Wholcsale Jobbers in the— Pnest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes Nos. 28Main and 27 Peari Sts. Council Blufrs, Towa. SNYDER & LEAMAN, Wholesale Frait and Produce Commission Merchants. No. 14 Peur] §t., Council Blufls. HARLE, HAAS & CO., Wholesale Drugghts| Olls Paints, Glnss, Drulmlun 0 W. BUTY Wholesalo Califorata Fraits a Specialty Qenoral Commission, No. 5@ Brendway, Council Bluft TWIRT & DUQUETTE, Wholesale Fruits, Confectionery & Fancy Grocerles. Nos. 16 and 18 Pearl 8t., Oounoil Bluffs, . KIRSCHT & CO., Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries. Also Wholesale Liquor Dealers. No. 416 Broad- way, Council Bluffs. “STROHBEIN & CO., Manu‘acturers of aud Wholesule Denlers la Bb JKMAN, Leather, Harness, Saddlery, Etc. No. 25 Main_St. Council Bluffs, low, e L METCALF BROTHERS, Jobbers in Hats, Caps and Gloves, Nos. 842 and 344 Broadway, Council Bluffs. HEAVY HARDWARE. KEELINE & FELT, Wholessle Iron, Steel, Nails, Heavy Hardwars, And Wood Stock, Councll Hluffs, Towa. HIDES Av\:l) """.’Z D. H. McDAN 5 Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides, Tullow, Wool, Pelta, Groaso und Furs Council Bluffs Towa. (,Ul'\\ lL BLUFFS OIL CO., ~Wholesale Dealors in— [luminating & Lubricating Oili Ganlin BTO, BTO. £ Theodore, Agent, Council Hluffs. lowa. WHATEVER ELSE YOU DO, Don't forget that the Council Bluffs Carpet Company will make a change in their firm on Januwary Ist next, and that they are bound to matevially veduce their stock before that day. Go see them before you purchase elsewhere, and obtain their prices, If yow want to buy anything in their line they will give you prices that will certainly suwit you Their stock consists of all grades and makes of Carpets, Curtains, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Window Shades, CURTAIN AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Ete. A lot of Table Linens. Towels and Naphkins to elose out at LESS THAN COST. See them. Council Bluffs Carpet Co., No.405 Bromlwny. Council Bluffs. FARM LANDS CHEAP! ming Lands in Towa, Minnesota, Kansas, and ranging from $5.00 to cre. School and state lands in Minuesota on 8) years' time 5 per st Land Buyers fare fre Information, ete., given by, LAUSTRUP, vidriksen & Co. Umngn Fa $10.00 pe cent int No. i lh'nnd\vuv Council Blutfs, Towa, Rm'n( for Hgs. C. T GILLETTE, Best assortment and Latert ;Btylex of Jortoise Blcll and Amlber Haiv Crraments. HAIR GOODS. :\LK‘, meade to atdet, a[iz;c& o»‘( 9?& L/A‘.‘arLéL‘ a9 J(cu'm ;‘;t‘.mnt, Gowedl E\./u(/(& Jowne. & OFFICER & PUSEY, LUAMBER PILING ETC. A. OVERTON & CO., Hard Wood, Southera Lumber, Piliag, And Bridge Material Spocialties, W holosulo Lu e bor ot all Kinde. “Offico Main St., Councll Blutrs. luwn\ BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFF Establislioa 1857 S, IA, M) LIQUOH J()ll“l LINDER, Whalesale Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors, Agout for 8. Gotthara's Herb Uitters. No. 13 M luits, by |l)l-1l’ (\' BECK, Foreign and Domestic Wlfll‘m and Liguors, A0 6 Main St Blufe Star Sale Stahlas and Mule Yards, BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUF Opposite Dummy Depot, Creston House, e only hotol in Council BlufTs having Fire Hscape And all_modern improvenients, 216, R. L. WILLIARS, 18 N. Main St., Council Bluffs, Ia., and 209 8. 15th St., Room 10, Omaha, Neb, Manufacturer's Agent for the CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES Tents, Awnings, Roofing Slate, Man- tels, Plate and Window Glass, Show- i Cases, Elevators (hand and hy- dra uli&e, “Dojuesatday S8 DRJUBAIBH Y00)§ 11§ BEST LAUNDRY WORK 1n the eity can be obtained by patronizing the LAUNDRY Blufrs llorws and mules hand, for sale at retai ders prnmprlv tilled by cont notice. Stoek sold on comn SuLvrer & Bovey, "elephone No. 114 hmm of Keil S: s t. ave nnd 4th street. Stables, corner _ AGENTS WANTE TiE CHAMPION' FITTE his evstem s entirely now and i o smplo tht we t ratt that iy worn HomeSteam 540 Brondway Councell GEO, W. S None but experienced hands employed. Out of town orders by mail or express so licited, and all work warranted. othing ftter. w" 18 P. C. MILLER, No. 13 Pearl St., Council Blulfs. WALL PAPER, & X ients ke 16 make moncy Gnd allow otho we "offor iborul erms. Tor furt ) o, i Ro gt w. AW Broprietor. DESIC LAT MANUFACTURER OF PAINTS. inter, House, Sign and Decora ¢ I Muche Waull Orpuments, Nono but best hunds oemployedand char wis others Papic Horses and Mules For all purposes. 00:ght and old, at retull and inlots, Large quantittes to scloct from Several palrs of fine drivers, single or double, MASON WISE, Counci! Bluffs, SPECIAL NOTICES OR BALE~CL l)uu‘ml m;.. ,l:( nuls agood | Ledgers, Journal County an residence near the transfer. Or, what huve 5 ou to trade for it ¢ Inquire Odell Bro's, & Bank Work of 11 Kiads aspe 0., No. 103 Pearl street, Council Biutls. fnity Prompt Mtsntl_nn 1o Mail Orders MOREHOUSE & GO. Room 1 Everet Block, Council Blults, Standard Papers Used. All styles of bind ing 1 Magazines and BLANK BOOKS. RE *. B. Nutional B; N. SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace Oftice over American Express Company. JACOB SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, COUNCIL BLUFFS Practices in the State and Federal courts Roowms 7and 8 Shugart Blook. DR. F. P. MURPHY, LATE OF ST, LOUIS, Office Ho. 625 Broadway, Council Bluffs. 9to12u. m. 210 5 p. 10, 710 b p. . , M. L. Bmith & Co., Citizens' Bank, i L Wells & Co', Wirst National Bunk, €. H. Insurance Cd., ficer & I'usey,Bnnkers,C. B, Bavings Bank. R. RICE, M. D Tumors remoy e or drawing of Qror thurty years practioal cxericnce vl Bt., C -Consuitation froe. Hours, Room No. 6. Reduction in Prices, IN China, Glassware, Etc., AtW FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY, 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN, Ladies buying » $5 Hat or Bonnet, one fure will be puid; $10, rownd Lip. 8. Homer & Co’s, No. 23 Main sk Council Blulls,