Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 19, 1886, Page 6

HE DAILY COUNCIL BLUHS TUESDAY MORNING OCT FFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET. Delivered by enrricr the city at H.W.Titoy, « - -« Managor. LEPHONE Boriness Orrice, No. 4, Nianr Eviron No MINOIE MENTION, New York Plamblag Co New fall goods at Ruiter's Cooper & McGee seli stoves Cooper & Megee sell hardw Buv Scal br rs, the b Cheap railroad tickets at Bushnel Police Ofticers Beswick and Hendricks are now on day duty | One dozen cabinets and a large panef | for $2.50 at Schimidt's now going to be re open up the first 15 L cotinter in the city s tuneral of the unfortunate Will wting, 18 to be held this morning o'clock at the family rosidence he registration in the eity has reached and will itis expected that the extra the number to reach 0 he talk of L new hotel is hei revived. That is smother of the hely of the boom which Council Blufls is just en ng The Power building is being rofitted in first-ciass shape, and is to be operated as a foundry by Mr. White during the win e, at least. 8. W. Browdus, of Denson, o agh. of ML Pleasant, wer in muatrimony by Justice Sehur, in this eity tion of Binfl' City Tuesday brothers J. Brown, 3 and Miss 'rnor Larrabee is to address the people of Council Biufls next Saturday evening in Masonie h The commit tee of arrangements ave big crowd. The Council Bluffs Candy compiny outin a new pany began operations on - September. 1, and is building up a fine trade by making good goods planning for a Those interested in the securing of an annual Sunday School assembly here, on the Chaut plan, are requested to | meet in fhe c! 1 h el of the Baptist church s evening at 8 o'clock. The tthat admission is ch those w o attend the me of the Salvationists is pronouncec 1y correct by those interested that admission 15 gained by buying nts. The paper and only three cents. nd hailing yesterday ) v drunk and lying behind the eleetrie light build- ing. “The old gentleman had quite asum of money upon him, and the wonder is that he was not relieved of it before the officers took him in charge. Batewell & Mullen, of Salem, , the contractors for the galvanized iton work of the new court nmw, are getting their material on the ground, and are prepar- ing to rush their part of the work right along, The roof of the building will be on before snow i and the inside work ‘wm £o on weather or no during the win- ler, The meeting of tho city council to bo held to-morrow night will be a very im- ortant one, The ordinances introduced n regard to Tenth avenue and the right of way for the new street car line will be brought up for action. The people are vitally interested in several matters now pending before the council, and the course of the aldermen will be' watched with eagerness, Charles Allen, whose name s a fumiliar one in police ‘court, was y sterday ar- rested for huving forgotten hisred ribbon promise, and haying been gloriously drunk for several days. On being searched and locked up at the city jail, he tore around ns though mad about ‘something, and came near demolishimg one or two of the officers with a chair. He did not d, however, in keeping out. fact i a paper at three admission together « An old m There are a_few young fellows who think it very smart to disturb the meet- ings of the Salvation army. These of- fenders should be prompt y dealt with, If the Salvationists are violating any law, there 15 a way of reaching them and pun- ishing them, and it certainly is u discredit to the city, and to those who thus disturb the soul seckers, to have the meetings broken into by lawless fellows who hav no regard for themsclves or others. i L Free lunch every morning from 10 to 12 at Mary White's Everard and Eulalia, by Ed. for sale by Bushuell & Crockweil, e Fresh oysters in e Phanix Cliop House, No. —L Wright, ry style at the 505 Broadway. Helping Build a Bridge, Petitions are circulating lively and being readily signed ng the city eouncil to call a special election for the purpose of voting a tax of 6 mills in 1887, and 6 mills in 1888, for aiding in eonstructing the approuches to the pro- posed wagon bridge at the foot of Broad- way. The advantage which such a bridge would bring to this eity are conceded, and the vill be little difficulty in secur- ing the passage of the tax. It is claimed that the additional proy which will be added to this eity by this enterprise, will annually aflor. larger revenue than the proposed sp tax to buld the approaches. Council Blufis folks want to see all the proposed enterprises rushun right along, and the days of old logyism seem lu be d_\mg away. - J. Ernmllull having taken entire con - trol of the Pha'nix chop house, desires to state that he has secured the services of Charles Decker, a first-class cook of New Yorkcity. ‘The best the market afords, night and day, in the best style or the art. Will also have a regular bill of fare - Hard and soft s ete. Council Blufts Fuel Co. Broadway. al, wood, lime, cement, , No. 539 Telephone No. 136, -~ Beal brand oysters at H. J. Palmer's -~ A Card tothe Public, Notwithstanding several prejudicial scale men who have defied me and the Jaws, backed by influe and money to run the only city scales down for self gnin, I will say that I will guarantee all weights, as I have the United States stan test to back me, and the public \\|l| find me at my post of duty at the building, 16 Bryant street, at all reason- able hours as the law requires. 5. Amy, City Weighmaster. N. B. Al fair minded citizens are re quested to protect me in my nghts by Patronizing my seales. ~ Notice. Phe Sons of Veterans will hold their weeting Wednesday evening, Octover 20. All persons are requested to be present drill. He said he himself stood 11 Ak Reese and Hoges ed With Mur But Bail Fi THE REVOLVING JAIL BALKE An Address to the Farmers—The Oity o e Called on to Help Build the Bridge—Personal and Minor Mention, The Keating Murder, s of William Keating prom wired more tho ly in th clar that they did not know d the fatal shot, There is no the fact that the four men r, and that on th md Keating was cm. It has been 1 is still believea 1 | isler Hayes, though standing near, that they do not know who shot, ‘These two are now arreste as well as Schisler, and the three men who were by when Keating was shot will have an opportunity of scitling the question a8 (o which is the guilty one. Reese and Hayos were placed in the county jail Sun day might, and yest ought up befor he new revolving paired, and could not be reyolyed so as to bring their cells opposite the exit. It s late in the afternoon before the two prisoners could be got out of jail. The charge of murder was read to them, and they were given s chance to secure legal advic By ngr of attorneys the bail w fixed at cach, with the understanding that if they could get bail the preliminary hearimg would be post poncd, but that if not able to do so the uld be had at onee. wo men by pretty well fatal shot, desire to protect him, or a di ing too hard ainst him, roa very im- v, not thinking that |Iuy might be drawn mto the un plegsant condition in which they now find themselves. It ig surmised that now ge Aylesworth was heing re- from they that they find the responsibihty of Keat ing's death resting upon the three who were with hit: when he was shot, they will hasten to relieve themselyes of the responsibility by finding out that Schisler firad the shot. Before the coroner’s jury they swore that they did not who fired it If they did not 1t was a bad oversight on their part, and other evi dence will have to be got to throw light upon the eause of the unfortunate i death Mis. A. S n.um, making prices. ed to do dress reasonable Seal brand oysters at H. J. Palmer s, -~ ~ The Farmer's Orator. There w small audienc thered in Dohany’s h fternoon to hear the addres Whitney. The address ering. He is a very pleasing speaker, sprightly, logical and entertaining as well as imparting sensible ideas. He gave the farmers some excellent adv He pictured the nobility of their ling, going back to the first man on earth, to whom God gave all things, that man be- ing a farmer. Since then in the Bible there was no record of any special ealling being given by God, except the one when he bade his disciples go forth and preach the word to alt nations. He urged the farmers not to be ashamed of their calling, five feet eight inches, but when he thoughtof the honor of being a tarmer, he felt that he ought to be eight feet five, and wear a tall hat on top of Ie also spoke of the essity of s in doing agricultural 5, as well organization. The merchant recognized the advantage of thi When asked what he would sell a suit of clothes for, he would figure the cost of the ecloth, the trimming, the buttons, the lining, the making, and adding a sum_ for contin- gencios and profit, he would thus the price to be asked, T mired this wi of thought 1t was busin HL«. but when the merchant came along and asked the furmer what he would sell potatoes for the furmer would not &it down and figure up the cost of production and fix a 1|;rn~1- but would say, *'Oh, I'don’t know, what'll you give?” The farmers needed 'to con- duct their business more on business principles, and organize 5o as to under stand eachi other, just as other busiu men do. Professor Whitney is one of the lecturers belonging to the lecture bureau of the Patrons of lilxmb:uu and he is evidently well fitted for his mission of arousing the farmers and giving them some idens which will bear thinking over and through, Itisto be regretted that more of that class did not attend. Should he chance this way again he will doubt- less be greeted by a full house. He cer- tainly could entertain and intercst any audience. 3 —_— Best stoves, both cook and ll('ulm(: low prices. W. A. Wood, No. 504 Maip street. e Sl Electric door bells, bur; rms, and every form of domestic ole Al u)mll ances at the \luw York Plumbing Co. - All About Avoca. Mason & Morgan’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin company played to a full house here Fri- day evening. Rendition hardly average. L. Wolverton, who has been engaged in keeping restaurant here for some time, departs this week for South Omaha, where he intends entering the hotel business, A small wooden structure on the South side, occupied by B, 8. Harrington and owned by eastern pulllus was entirely destroyed by fire Saturday forenoon. Nearly all the hm!mlluhl goods wi safely removed, The building earric some insurance—a hundred dollurs or 50, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Hooper, who are visiting Mr. Hooper's father and sister in Oskuloosa, 1a., are expected home this week Mrs. C. B. Harding entertained several of her friends at tea Thursday evening. Miss Libbie Dulin departed Wednesday for Kansas, where she will remain this winter with her father. Miss Noanie Moore and Miss Lottig Bomboy tried going to “‘country school,” Saturday. Miss Grace Novton, of the Newtown school, having to teich upon thut day, the litle misses packed their dinner baskets and tradged the mile and a half walk with a seeming relish. The daneing party given by Mr. Fran- ciseo, amile east of town Tuesday evening was declared by those present a decided success. W. M. Coun furnished the musie, Mr. and Mrs. Fremount Ba-lu.mnn o tertained their friends at eucl duy evening. In attendance we )5 B. Hill and'wife, Hon. J. K. Powers and wife, A. W. Askwith and wife. F. G, Het- zel and wife, C. E. Edgerton and Zoe Heflin, C..L Swartfager and wife, A, P. THE CMAHA DAI <and v C. G. Sanford Pack nd w ( md W rIswor 4 wife, W. K I Dy snd wif Ho d 1) | B Hil th letzel fir prize fe W. K. Var Brunt th Miss L rt » h been v J H vey, re y Miss H Davis, of by, was a Mrs. Flora Allen, of Seneca, Kan visiting Avoca friends Mr. Chas Rollins, a form Avoea e but now of Audubon, Ta., isto be married Wt the latter place Wednesday next. 1 young lady that possesses charms cient to make Chavlie to ‘ blessednes: is o Miss Kimball I Audubon. Much joy, Charlic Our people are expeeting o rare {reat Mondsy evening in the address of Major Lyman. He will be greeted by o large audience of earnest supportors X Y. 7 | Custom-made railroad shoes and Ger man slippers at G. Blaxsim’s; Main st Richmond Ranges for hard conl are the best, Cooper & McGee sell them An Independent Candidate, I hereby announce myself as an inde pendent candidate for justice of the peace, and subniit my claim to the voters of Council Blufix; 1.y on the 2nd day of November, 1886, A L. HeNbRICKS, onal Pa , of Marion, is Davis, of Avoen les R. Adair, of as raphis, t the Pacifie. is at the Pacific Logan, is at the J.W R.L the Pacitice. Hutehins, of Terre Haate, is at John Hull and wife, of St. the Ogden A. E. Barues, of New York City, is at the Ogden, J. 0. Hancock, of Missouri Valley, is at the Ogden. W. W, Harry, oouse guest. George Schindele has gone on busin Joe, are at of Red Ok, is an Ogden to Chicago of Ottumiwa, was at the left last nne. evening for went & Pusey, lett last eve ||l 13 lnx' Chicago. Sherifl G, 8. Rambow at the Pacific yesterday. . Coe and wife, of Missouri Valley, t the Pacitic yesterday of Harlan, dined W. L. Myer, of Osceola, came in last wight and put up at the Ogden Mrs. S, P, acConnell has gone to Chicago on & couple of weeks' visit, B. F. Clayton, of Macedonia, came in on the tram Jast , and is at the Pacific. Stephen King Woodbine, wer Pacitic yesterd Misses Cand, R, Bostwick, of Wood- bine, were here shopping yesterday, and dined at the Pacitic. and Saumuel De Casse, of mong the lowans at the Frank Hunter, rk of the United States court, left’ last evening for Des Moines on I homs U bricf business trip. Millett, of Des Moines, stopped af the Pacitic house last evening while on his w howe from a hunt’in Ne- braska. J. B. Atkins left yester for Des Moines to attend the annual gathering of Knights Templar and Royal Arch Mason: Allen, sister of Mrs. E. s returned to Chicago, wher she expeets to meet her husband fand turn to (|ll'll' home in Springfield, Mass. Rev. T. J. Mackay, rector of St. Paul’s 1‘ piscopal Church, returned home yester- after a two we ast, part of wluul was ~|N nt rienmal conven- tion of the k liuns in Chicago. Rev. Dr. (oulv and wife leave to-day to attend the meeting of the state associ- 4I|IIIII of Baptist churches to be held at {ar Rapids llw}mlpl( here will be ~up1|l|ul next Sunday by Rev. B. F. Thickstun. Rey. G, W. Crofts has been summoned by telegraph to ofliciate at the funer: 8. Herbert Hills, Esq., senior member the leading binking nouse of Fulls, Dakota, Mr. Crotts left last cven- ing and will not return until I S. A. Holland, of the Detective Pa ing company, of Cedar Rapids, was in the o . The paper published by this company has fa Jumped into a nal circulation Aunung all police and , and Cedar Rapids prov- (u afford too limited n field, it is now the intention of the publishers to move the paper to Umaha. It is probable that Mr. Holland will make his residence in Council Bluffs. - Anything you want in Housekeeper's Hardware and Tinware at Cooper & Me- First-class regular dimner 25 cents 12 to 2 o'clock. Phanix chop house, 505 Broadway. R N A Dr. Hatton Withdraws, Dr. Hatton, the greenback nominee for congress in this district, and who was also endorsed by the Knights of Labor, has withdrawn from the contest, and wil throw his energies and influence into the campaign in the interests of the demo- eratic nominee, Colonel Keat action has been expected for sometime, but it is now a nassuread fi Dr. I will address the people of Atlantic to morrow, and it is understood that he will then five oft’ his harvest gun for Colonel Keatley. Colonel Keatley yesterday spoke in Harlan, Ha 18 working on{husinstionlly and hopefully. He has already mado twenty-five spoeches in the di rict. - Stolen—Sorrel horse, small white spot on forchead, scar on right front foot, right hind foot white with red apot in the white. Reward offercd No. 1817 Fourth avenue, S See that your book: house & Cd., room 1, © made by More- ett block sl e Kol Another Enterprise, All interested in the Council Bluffs S. 8. Assembly movement are invited to attend the meeting to be held to-night at the Baptist churell chapel. This meeting is for the purpose of completing the or- ganization, and it is hoped not only church people will atiend, but our active and widea |kv business men. —— antial lI'h‘I’ll(‘lM nt titles and real 8§ estate loans, Squire. No. 101 Pearl street, Loum Bluffs, ~ . Full line of type-writer paper placed on sale to-day. C. H. sSholes, Herald oflice. e Last night a man went into the Broad- way house, near Scott street, and after ting his supper got up and’ walked off with another man's overcoat and forgot to settle for his meal. Mrs. F. —— M. Davenport, of Oskaloosa, sve-elected treasurer of the W at Sioux City last week, nuu with her friends, Mr. and lAl‘\luu and left last eveming for lu,l home. <l 0 el Daylight is to be let into the patent medicine bottles in Darmstadt. The city chemist is to analyze every drug of the sort aud print a statement 50 that be who duinks may read. LY A CRISIS IN |C ] 1 ’has sofan In ting Struagle f Home Rule— Rigois of Dane | ich Rtalbe { | . The extraordinary sion of the Tee- | Byopt forget that the Council Bl | 1andic diet, convokedl 1 accordance with v | 1 tit | change in theiv firm on has been to consolidat compact mined not to rest ned what for striving for into one namely century it hy full autonomy are hintec contingeney it as by no means improbable hoald the present state of political tension endore much longer and no prospeet open of a sensible solution I'he faet is that the state of the country 15 hopeless; in almost every direction, starvation, and distr in _various stog uieness 18 the ": neral condi tion of the whole land. Knowing that the main Foverny (s of rel nt is sendir f to the wor: untry, of course landers them Yy ship affeetcd parts it the expense Ives. ‘Ihe com- 1in, which termin newal of which on the most favored nation < negotinted successfully in the S thrown out in the Danish y by way of Uiation, esalt heing that the staple export of Ic codfish, hasheen practically ex cluded from the Spanish market, and the loss sustwimed by the poor population, who carn - their “living by fishing, rly 100,00 of the ¢ knowledgment on the part of the govern- t of Denmurk of Tecland as « separ- it in the Danish mons Then the truek-system « reising the most _grindi sion over the people. Te carri fogether with Danish ¢ «|n||| At tleast 18 per cent, the obtains his which s, of e o ninte impecunous Teelandie trade from the Darish former’s Il loan the apitalist course, ha The eustomer sinks deeper and deeper in debt, and so serious has this state ot things now be- > that multitudes of debtors hav, ed by the merchants to ple ruhily posscessions and pros: antil their nioreover, ted. 1r of the country nment h just es- But, in order to give any 1 of the coun- inconvertible pective carnings, debts shall be ligu Yielding to the for « bunk, the tablished one this y that it should be powerl relief to the oppressédl tr try, only 500,000 kroner PAper currency wer 1‘;‘.1 tender, wnd the' cor customs and duties whi been paid in spe willi heneeforth aid in paper, and what tspecie imports were forme od for the payment Ul customs, ete,, will now cease. Practi- means withdrawing from the at least 300,000 L.|.,...., of i |||\nl\|w it of issueds it is made o orded trade ithout any or _impe- the the tr nd unable (nunn o sactions except in contracts banks will beconie .n D N it were not for the excellently conducted Scotch trade with the island, whi extending every vear, the condi ind would now beone u( unps mise Perhaps feature ot the sit lous seltishness and ra t ion is the unserupu- ty of the higher rulers of the people, to whom such thing us study of national ems to be something inf : superciliousne ntly well m the midst of miser, g in the country under thesc \ces is anything but reassu it the upshot will be if the king should yeto the revised constitution no one can foretell n prominent l v county elmg with Atlanta Constitution: colored preacher of Dongiie had the misfortune of q his wife. tion thercafter he bag of red flannel sec the piilow upon whi e had reposed. Thereupon he onaliida that he had been conjured, and this was the cause of his domestic unhappiness. His fivst impulse to throw the bag into the river. He ehanged his mind how- ever, and took the conjure bag to Mayor Wilder, of Albany, who re issured Im by the information that the true pur| of the bag was to restore harmon divided houschold. This had the des eflect and husband and wife the bliss of a rer in ired are now in owaid loneymoon. red in Vienna the I l newspaper, the the first journal ever English. y Ne Ilhu, in printed - The yroprictor of a ce clebrated restau- rant out west is deseribed by a local nal spearance and dr wn Enghsh lord, a Ur i Amcrican poet and o l*r. meh ]mml- r. BOOK BINDING Ledgers, Journals, County and Bank Work of All Kinds asp ialty Prompt Attention fo Mall Orders HOREHOUSE & G0. Room 1 Everet Block, Council Blufts, wninterest been taken in a general elec tion as this year. Never before has the 1 Yl of the « g n T of menace is Emigration en W complete depopulation of the country OCTOBER 19, 1886, will cortainty suit you Their stock consists of all grede 1 1ot of Table THAN COST, Lincns, Towel, See them, | | 'FARM Farming Lands in £10.00 por acre, cent interest, To Minnesc Land Buyers fare free. 55 Broadway, Council Blufls, 1 Jdanwary 1st next, nicttevially veduce theiv stock bejore that deay., Go see them before you purchase elsewhere, 17 you want to buy anything in their live they will give yow prices that Carpets, Curtains, Qil Cloths, Mattings, Window Shades, ‘ CURTAIN AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS, Etc. s and Council Blufis Carpet Co., No. 405 Broadway, Council Bluffs. LANDS CHEAP! School and state lands in Minn: s Carpet Company will make a ane that they arve borund to and obtain their prices, < and makes of Naplins to close out at LESS ta, Kansas, and ranging from §5.00 to ota on 80 years' time 5 per Information, cte., given by wa, agent for Freidriksen & Co., Chicago. HAIR neade Lo atdet, otk 29 Main Street, e SELLING 0UT Cloak Dep't HIS WEEK. Come BARLY for BARGAINS Selling Out Glnak Depariment This Week. Bargains IN CLOAKS THIS WEEK. Headquarters for CARPETS AND DRYGOODS Harkness Brolhers, NO. 401 BROADWAY, COUNCIL, BLUFEFS, Ia JACOB SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, COUNCIL BLLUFFS Practices in (ho State and Federal courts Rooms 7 .nni‘i Shugart Bloo| k MURDER !! Diphgherin is again muking its annual visity 5 teil of DIt THOS, JEFFERIS 2\ B g VAt h e o struted tho fuct that it is infalliblo as a prevent- ive und cur erniit )t on'roceipt of pri From tho Omaln M Butler, of 1azel Dell, uad bis fuwily GF dievou 1 nalignant diphtherin. rocovered by the h feris' Proventive without (h ‘Eers use of br, nd_Cure for Diphtheria, posed Lo bo ean: ol the throat. a5 threntenod with starvation. eral holth was complerely broken, only swallow lquid not di it or assimilate. Hor gen She could 00d, and even' thut could Physicluns of ks' time cured Dotoly rostorod her heulth: Dot abthined reliof soon she would from blood poison, the same that destroyed the life of Gen. Grant. ¥rom the Council Bluy Daily Globe: McPiko, editor of the Cambria (K Standard Papers Used, All nl\|l~ of bind- ing in Magaz BLANK BOOKS. . B. Nutional i 1k, Citizons' Bunk, Sirst National ‘Bank, er & Pusey.Banke: Deer B o 0. B Bavines tin BEST LAUNDRY WORK In the city can be obtained by patronizing the LAUNDRY | . Blufts HomeSteam 540 Broadway / Council GEO, W. SCHINDELE, Prop, None but experienced hands cmple Out of town orders by mail or expr licited, and all work warranted. 80° 5 Apas Frooman, has personul ro than ovor he {8 His family tonty yeurs, known e of the bust Wi Tavaged with dipht Some of Dr. Jeff Waa-ikod, and the lives of th ren suved. Lotters from My, McPike are un- bounded in their expressions of gratitude for Snding some meuns of averting the loss of ul his littlo ones. Fivo of Mr. McP Ol of alght dled from diphth &n opporiunity of using Dr. DYSPEPSIAL DYS Dynp(rno why 1V I miser, n dis- ) cancer of the stomac] . Thomas Seitoris cures every caso of Indigestion und constipation in & very short time, “Best of ref- srencce gven. Dyspepsis ia the cause of jor cent of all diseased conditions treatment. * diphtheria medicine is infallible fon 51 blnds of ‘bre throata, indispensible in putrid sore throat, in mullgnant woarlet fover, ehanging it in 48 hours to the simplo form. Inful lible cure for all inflammatory, ulcerative T e oy b ot AU AP UCOrR W all caturrhal cor Full printed i cinen sent wit on living. H Diphtheria Cury vektof his ohild: trossed. 3tions how to use the wedi- No doctor required oy be obtained at tr th ned his office, South Eightu street, Council Blufs, 10ws, or sent by express on receipt of price. Irs. C. L. GILLETTE, Revtaiiavtuent and Latert Steetl and Anber Hait Ornanents. C:Gz HARKKESS BROS| < ” ey Styles a‘( Jatlocse GOops, O(ucs a{ Ez;s Wark wnell /JJ.V.L/[},. Jowea, OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA, Eetablishoa 1877 Creston House, The only hotel in Council Blufis having Flire HEscape And all wmodern improvements, st MORN, Prop. Muin MA P C. MILLER. No. 13 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. WALL PAPER, LATRST DE: GNS. MANUFACTURER OF PAINTS. I House, And Decorative Painter, Papier Mache Wall Ornamonts, but best hands employed and charges reasonable, Hor and Mules Forall purposes. boright and sold, at retall and inlots. Lurge quantities to select from WHATEVER ELSE YOU DO, | HayL JLESALE AWD JOBBING EouUsEs OF CouNCIL BLUFFS. DEERE, WELLS & CO,, Wholeeale Agricultural Impl'nuh Bagstas, Carringe t [ neil NRluffa, Towa, | KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING (O Maka the Original and Complete oader, also Rakes, Cider Mill & Press, oconN LERS AND VEED CUTTERS, No« 0L 150 15305 and 1507 2outh Main Street, DAVID BRADLEY & €O, Manuf'e< an 1 Job! | Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Buggies, [ Farm Maohinory. Strect, Counoil UiuTa, AXE HANDLES F.O.Qreason, T iAS, GRroF Wi T, Pres&Treas, Vibros &Man, Seo &Coansol Council Blu'Ts Hm’a Facthey, (Inearporate ) f Axlo, Pick, Slodee nnd Small 0%, of evory doscription, Manufaciure CARPK IS COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO. Carpets, Curtains, Window Snado,, Oil Cloths, Curtaln Fixtures, Upliolat Ete. No. 408 Rrondway' Counell Towa, CIGARS, 10BACCO, ET¢ PEREGOY & MOORE, —=Wholesale Jobbers i the < Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobaced & Pipss Noa. 28Main and 27 Ponrl Sts. Council Blutts, owa. COMMISSION, SNYDER & LEAMAN, Whol Fruit and Produce Commission Morchans. No. MPearl St., Council Huffs, DRUGGISTS, HARLE, HAAS & €O, Wholesale Draggists, Oils, Paints, Glass, E B Conneh Bl e FRUITS T WB TN = Wholesale California Fraits a Specially Gonernl 53 Drendway, Commission. No, Councll Bluffs. WIRT & DUQUETTE, Wholeknlo Fruits, Confectionery & Fancy Groceriss. Nos. 10 and 18 Pearl St., Council BlufTs. hll“l L. KIRSCHT & (0., Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries. Also Wholosale Liquor Denlors. No. 416 Brond- way, Council Bnfrs HARNESS, ETO. lH‘( l\\IA\', STROHBEHN & €O, Manu‘neturers of and Wholesale Delers 11 Leather, Harness, Saddlery. Ete. fain St Council Blufs, lowa. HATS, CAPS, E METCALE IH{U'IHI l(\ Jobbers in Hats, Caps and Gloves. Nok. 842 and 84 Broadway, Council Blufra, HEAVY HARDVWARE, l\hl-l l‘\la .\t FELT, Wholosale Iron, Steel, Nails, Heavy Hardwars, And Wood Stock, l 'ouncll Bluffs, Towa. HIDES AND WOOL. l) H. M\-I)A\'X LD & (() Commission Merchants for Sals of Hides, Tallow, Wool, Pelts, Grenso nnd Furs Counoll Bluffs lowa. Several puivs of fine drivers, singlo or double. MASON WISE. Council Blufts, Reductlon in Pr1oes, China, Glassware Bl At W. S, Hemer & Co’s, No. 2 Couneil Blufls, N. SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace Oftice over American Expr ess SPECIAL NOTICES. ITQTICE. Specinl adyertisements, such an, For Bale, To Rent, Wants, Boardiug, ete., sortod in this column at the low rateof TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first fnser- fonand Five Conts 'er Line for each subsequent jusertion, Leuve advertisements ot our oflic No. 12 Penl street, near Broadway, Council Blufis, 3 Main st s Lost, Found WANTS, D- 1q;'nm\ with @ 4 iy 0. Tlest rese .r,nn §am worthy, ., care Bee, Council Wik want any chance. N VA ANTE ) Ho! ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF MILLINERY, No. 328 Broadway, - - - Council Bluffs, Myrs. Q. A. Rogers, Late of the Parisian Milinery Co, M:nq,er R L. WILLIAMS 1 Main St., Conneil Blufls, Ia., and 209 8, llll‘il Room 10, Omaha, Neb, ufacturer's Agent for the CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES Tents, Awnings, Roofing Slate, Man- tels, Plate and Window (ilass, Show- Cases, Elevators (hand and hy- draulic &e, FINE - FRENM MIU.INERY 1514 Douglas St., NEW IMPORTED B’AYth OFPEN, Ladies buying o 85 Hat or Bonuet, one fure wiil be paid; $10, rownd trip ' Give Butrs. me A good night clerk st Becbtele's 1 " COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO, .__.\\ h"lu»xlhv‘ Dealera in— Iluminating & Lubricatind Oils Gasilin B|TC,, heodore, Agent, Council I(\u’h Towa. [ i " LUMBER PILI A. OVERTON & CO. Hard Wood, Southera Lumbar Piliag, And Bridgo \mn o cinitios, W holosnig Lum: ber of ull 0 No. 13) Main St, Blutta, Lowa, NG E BS .mu LIQUUIES. J()IIN H DER, Wholesulo Imported and Domestic Wines & Liguors, Agent for St. Gotthard's Horb Ditters. No. i} M . Council Blulls, ain SCHNEIDER & BEC K, Porefgn and Domestic Wines and Liquors, No GO Main St.. Cuivneil Blugls, BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUF Opposite Dummy Dopot. pajmasaadey e POJURLITH X208 [T} s and mules kept constantly on hand, for sale at retail or in car londs.Or ders |uump||L1l|lnd by rt notice. Stock sold on comn SuLvrer & BoLey, Lelephone No., 114 Formerly of Keil Sule st uve and 4th street AGENTS WARTED, MHE_CHAMPION FITTER, ontiraly now und (4 wo sitmplo it wo el ou tG, draft suc i Stables, corne i 1 5 worn it iy cuts ull gurment gotlomen wid ainidron 1 L wiil At you nothing 1wl Fropriotur, 'R. RICE, M. D, Cancers R iarte lI\ArIll\llV\ rs practicnl experte .. No. 11 Peurl Bt., Counail u:ull‘nw' e 0 Consultation fyge, w. AWK | | |