Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 28, 1886, Page 6

THE COUNCIL BLUFFS SUNDAY MORNING NOV OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET. Delivered by earrier in t the city at y part ty cents per week H.W.Tivtow, - . TELEPHONES: Boervres Orrice, No. 48 Nieur Evrron No. MINOIR MENTION. Cooper & Mctee sell hardware Bushnell sells railrond tickets cheap Dr. Pinney has been chosen president of the Council Blufls medical society. A fellow arrested by Officer Rose , was found to have §13 in for his Books will | all this week at 347 Broadway. For one week only the Publishers' hook » will sell hooks at wholesale prices at at wholesale Publishers’ sale, old the prices No ling was yesterday bound over action of the grand jury. Permit to wed was yesterd wn, of Stewart, N irkland, of Neola. wee of B. Dowling's stock is being closed out W cents on the dollar n the Masonic building, next door to J. G. Oliver’s The Vublishers' book sale sell at whole- sale prices this coming weck. T prices cease next Suturday night. No. 347 Broad way The city council meets to-morrow even- ing to consider several important mat- ters, chief among them being the Tenth avenue project. The Salvation human. Yeste faces vhotographed in their blue suits m tront of their quarters, n overcont to await the v given T , and Miss lassi are after all AT head- eatestattraction this week will be ket opened by the nge on Wednesday, evenings. he “Yankee Court- ] ill astonish the Woman's Thursday ‘Old ship,” and pleasc A fellow at the Excl med Ingeman w station yesterduy as being Shalf drunk.” Tt issaid that the other half was lawyer, and he had his library, consisting of two volumes, in his cont pockets. He succceded in' getting re leased on t of habeas corpus, or some other way, and went forth to re At the other bar. C— See that your books are made by More- house & Co., room 1, Everett bloc! . See West Point Latest improvements in | W. A. Woob. Serlous Charges Against a Husband. The last case docketed for the coming term of the district court is rather a sad divorce proceeding, s given in the peti- tion of the |AI'\mm) Eftie S. Pryor, who alleges the most cruel tn‘.llmcnl on the part of her husband, William A. Pryor, who is a druggist in Omaha. She states that soon after their marriage he began to drink to excess, and that he not only neglected his home and her, but that when at home he made it a hell. She as- serts that he was so fearfullest she would become a mother, that he causea her to take fearful doses of various drugs, and when she learned the purpose of them and ref to take them longer, he abused her. nt sho claims to have been completely broken in health. She has one child and she asserts that her husband has not only refused to caress or hardly look at th be, but has been most eru ng it opis great quantities and causing it to be ina cold room, thereby endangering health. She declaves further that he would not allow her to sce any of her friends, and in other ways so harassed her life a8 to make it an unbearable bur- den. She not only wants freedom from matrimonial bonds child, but such finanei court may see fit to being a man of consid 2ndd E. H. Sheafo & Co., loan money on chattle l-(llnl} of every description; of- fice No. 500 lhumlw upsl.um him give, ble property. Dr. Hanchett, olli(‘e No. 12 Pearl streets Residence 120 Fourth street. Telephone No. 10. el A Dirty Case. In the supcrior court yesterday the case of Thomas MclFadden, charged with seduction, was still taking the time and attention of the court. The only appar- ent defense was that the woman was not 50 chaste as she cluimed, and witnesses were introduced to attempt to break down her character. One of the attor- neys for the defendant Askwith, tried to ot even the reporters excluded from hearing the case. In this he did not suc- cced, however, and the reporters kept their seats until they had learned enough of the matter, when they left of their own accord, After hearing Askwith at- tempt to examine witnesses it secmed no wonder that he did not want to have newspuaper men, or in fact others, listen 10 his methods nducting a case, ' r throughout is a dirty one, and the result will only be watehed with interest by those who are connected with the ease, or who are sequainted with the parties concerned, they being all from Walnut. The ease will probibly reach an end to-morrow. Iul hard cox Richmond lhmt a l.l e sell them, best. (uu]wl & Anything you want in Honse Hardware and Tinware at Co MeG - - Sudden Death, slock yesterday morning Mrs ) was awakened by her little A, aged two months, coughing quite Imnl. A fter u brief pe- riod the little one was again sound asleep, lying on its mother's arm. At 7 o'clock Mrs. Waterman arose dressed went to the bedside ered her little child was funeral will take place to-d: from the family residence, No, man street. About o'clock 08 Stuts Does It Pay To buy cheap jewelry any place when ou ean go direet to Burhorn's old estab. ished jewelry store and purchase firs class goods at away down prices? - Personal Parugraphs. Miss Phbe Schantz is able now (o re- turn to her desk in the ccunty recorder's oflice. Mr, nnd Mrs. T. E. terday from G guve t a M. B l)mxhll of Walnut, ¥, vin returned yes- where they well known s iere as @ Witness in the the superior court 5. A, Broadwell, of Logan, was in the yesterday. He seems to be rallyng from his recent troubles and to bs in good spirits, and good spinits in him — 1t Will Pay You M you will inspect Burhorn's jowelry, walenes, eto., before purchasing, as the stock is beiug sold very cheap, | | | | A IH The Pulpits and UNION DRIVING A Doctor Puzzled About a Mysterio Patient -Prospects of Coal in uncil Bluffs—A Wife Teils a Sad Story. PARK A Union Driving Park, proposed building of a ws at the foot of Broadway cs enterprises talked up, and among the most important and most vracticable is that of a union driving park. It is understood that a move is on oot for nsing the Council Bluffs grounds for and form an a ation made up of both O and uncil Blufls Each city h heretofore been holding separate meetings, but now the quan The bridge otlier to be association is in ean do in the future. Their unds are wu]v!\ leased, and the term is out next t, 80 that some ehange must be made owner is not willing to lease it any er for track purposes, but intends yiatting it and selling it off for residenc l'l\llvr these circumstances the On agsociation is considering the ability of uniting with the l'lnlh association in holding th he grounds on lIn= advis- Coun r meet- de are any that of the wnged, rovements seeured on the other .~nl > the grounds are all buildings ana im made, and eve & 1n readi- ¢ holding meetings at any time. The mile track here is considered one of the best and specdicst of any in the country. It has already gained’a reputa- i popular with horsemen, and s assocition made up from ies, it could draw more and better an any other y west of With the wagon bridge at the y, it would be ver y people to attend the r id the project scems to mec with favor by all who have considered it. — - Diary of a Physician. “Once in a while bread cast on the waters does come back,” remarked a \\(-ll known doctor in = few moments of leisure. “I remember one morning about a year ago I was called up to go and see a sick woman, It was about 4 o'clock in the morning, and the boy who came after me could not tell me exactly where the woman lived, but said he would go with me. When we got to the S CHURCI SERVICES. | place [ found it to be a dug-out, one of those horrible holes 1n the outskirts of the city. The| ay on the rudest sort of a couch a beautiful woman. She did not seem to belong to any such place, and I don't know how she came to be there. She was confined, and after attending to her she wanted to know of me what my bill was. She spoke up m such a busi- ness-like way that it surprised me, for generally those in the dug-outs expect to be treated for nothing, and we never consile it worth while to cliarge any such bills on the Books, for wo sollom yob/anougit out of it to pay for the paper on which the account is kept. I told her Yhat I would not charge anything, as she was e dently too poor to pay anything. She said she was not prepared to puy just then, but she wanted to know how much it was and she would see that [ got my pay. It told her all right, that when she ot around to it she could stop into the office and give me $10. The incidenthad almost passed from memory, when, about two months ago, a carringe rolled up in front of my oflice and arichly dressed woman got out and came into the ofli She wanted to see me a moment, she and ed meif [ remembered of treating her a year before. 1 could not recall her at all, and finally she recalled the cir- cumstances, by which I found she was the same woman whom I had attended in the dug-out. She said she wanted to pay her bill, and opened a little hand- saichel which she carried and took out fifteen dollars and handed me. 1saw as she opened the satchel that she had plenty more teft, for there was a big roll of bills and o' large number of gold Her dress and every circum- ndicated that she was well-to-do, did not act or talk like asporting he threw no light upon her and when I asked her stopping she toid me that R A oo a b thinteitvEand kT ae going to house. ~ The next morning I saw carriage going to the depot from the hotel, and .unLd that she took the k 3 v to me. She was an ..mmm.uv dueated and refined woman, and T ave wondered often how she chanced to come among such circumstances as I first found her in.” e Where to Worship. The following notices will give needed information to those desiring to attend church services to-du) ST. PAUL'S CHURCH., ces will be resumed in St. Sixth str 11 a.m., 7:30 Se: Paul's church, service, 9:3 SAINTS' CHURCHT cDowell will } morning on *Importance of T the evening, “Publ At it has Done and Is Doing.” M cospe! all g hanksgiv Opinion, Regular P, to w « D\lulfl ATIONAL CHURCIL Services in the Congrogational chur. this morning. ~ Bubject of sermon—""Th Lord of Man Restored.” There will b N0 evening service as the pastor is suffer- ing from sore throat and must have rest, BROADWAY METHODIST. Topies at the M, church to-day: Morning—*The Law of Fquiyalents.” Evening—"'Dancin, nd Card Playing.” HARMONY MISSION, The union services at Harmony Mission ehapel to-day will be conducted by Rey. G. W. Crofts, pastor ot the Congre \- tional church, at 3 o'clock p. m. meeting lhu sday evening at 7 o'elook, Topic--Forgiveness,” BAPTIST CHIRCH. ing in the Baptist chureh by the pastor. or morning—"'A Into Heay For evening - Maliness of Chnist.” Preac Don't forget nml s is 300K WEEK At the Publisher’s hook sale. & Morgan's 0LD sTAND, No. 847 way Cocke Broad- — - Coal in Council Bluffs The startling discovery of coal in Omal us caused almost as much of & jubilancy on this side of the river. There are many predictions made, every one prefaced, “if Omaha has veally got coal,” but all ending with the declaration that it will be a big thing for this side of the river as well as for that. There are not a few who believe t there is al of the river a like ein ean be found on this side, and that if itis o true find there it will pay to dig hore. If the Omaha find is all right it will not be long before Council Blufls is bored - with holes like a skillet, There THE SU such history of _this re has for a long confiden expressed oner or later coal w( quantities, When Conr gging his well at the < of e mnd, and e wi some litt n caused then, The water 11 ¢ preyented any very thorough investigation, but that ck, and of a very quality is certain, There has been vosed to be coal at My / some investigation h coveries leading to a conti theory that conl is ther tities. All these circumstance recalled with special interest in the announcement made of the Omaha. have been several the SuppC trac was coal & WORTHILY WEDDED, BUTTS-MICHENER At Marengo, Ia, on Thanksgiving evening, at 830 o'clock, Miss Cora L., daughter of Mr. and Mrs, W. Michener, of that city, was wedded to Mr. Williard 11. Butts, of Council Blufts. The cere mony ook the resi dence of the bride, « |[m med by the Rev. W. Ph s of the Preshyterian church, in the lvr:-wnm' of rye number of giests, many of whom were from a di , and several from Chicago, being friends of the groom. After the usual congratulations o'clock the company pa artook of re ments, and Mr, d Mrs. Butts took tl 10:30 o'clock Chicago, Rock Island & Pacif- 1¢ train for Council Blutls, where t h taken up their residence’ at No. enth street. e is the eldest daughter of Mr. W. M U8 Sev- in Adel, for the I!'hl lt n miss her elieerful, helpful presenee hie groom, who ided in this eity littlo over a year, having removed he from Chieago’ with his paren: well known as a young man of integrity and ability. He'is proving successful in busi- ness and winning his way by merit. The young folks are heartily’ weleomea to a residence in Council Blufls. s Buy your books this weel k at er’s book Publish. Cocke & Morgan’s old s TELEPHONE 109, e B\'\OS & CO. AL gSTATES STREET: Councl! i = ODLL\_ | PEARL Qo AN SN f PTG © In the !oHo ing Compani German American, of New York Phanix,* of Hartford. Hurtford* of Hartford, Californian, of San Francisco, Scottish Union & National, of Edinburg. Union, of San Francisco. State* of Des Moines. Williamsburg City,* of Brooklyn. Those marked with a* insure also_against loss by Wind Storms, Cyclones and Tornadoes REAL ESTA] ONEY LOAN AND FARM PROP! : RATES, % o % 4 % (% o % % % ' FOR SALE N couxciL DLUFFS AND OMAIA. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA, Established 1857 FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY, 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN. Ladies buying a $5 hat or bonnet, one fare will be paid; $10, round frip. 1f you wish a really cheap suit to order, 0 10 Willia over, (late of Chicago), 13 North Main St. next to Americal graph oflice. He will make fitting all-wool suit for §25. Pants to order $6, Having opened a cloth and trimming house in conncetion with the merchant tailoring establishment, [ would respe fully invite an inspection of same. T ties” desirous of obtaining cloth by the vard and making up their own goods can here be accominodated. Trimmings of all kinds furnished. Goods eut to order. In factanything you wish ean be furnished at bottom prices, Don't forget a fine m““i" suit to order for $25, pants $6, and oths and trim- mings at equally low figur Wm. Grover, No. 11 North M next door to American District office. ITOTITE. Special advertisoments, such s Lost, Found ToLoun, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Boardinz, ete., will boinsertod in this column at the low ratoof TEN CEN'TS PEK LINE for tho first inser- fonaud Five Cents Per Lino for ench subsoquens insertion. Leave advertisements at our offico 12 ct, near Broadway, Council nisned roows, 616 Blutr w}n iD-A boy with pony to carry Beo route. Fuu SALE—OId papers for salo &t the Bee office. \ending to be married > cail ut tho Pryor's Bee 100 el tholr wedding ards R. RICE, M. D.. Cancers it orirawlig of bioo f Over thirty ye. No. 11 P nAfll i ¥ Consultation free, N SCHURZ Justice of the Peace Ofice over American Exprets. JACOB SIMg. STONE & SIMS, | ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW Practice in the State and Federal courts Rooms 7 und 8 Shugart-Beno Block COUNCIL BLUFFS NDAY BEE: NOVi S ——————— e e e—— e ———— e P TIRE E NESS e e TEIS WILL B TR WEEK LINE OF SIRAWLS AT 4 Cloaks, Way down to close out. quality of goods ¢ Carpets, Manufacturers are advancing prices. 1886, ~TWELVE o sermte— TOR BAR Cloaks, They must be sold, low prices, isthe verdict of any custoner, PAGES BROTHERS. CAENS, oUR ENTIRE AT DISCOUANT, GCloaks We distance competition in ER ¢ Carpets. They never wasso low, and can= not so remain. Ourstock is lavge and patterns choice. Prices will be unchanged with us for ten deays. Ladies” Underwear at a Bargain! Stock large, and we are bound to sell it out. Call and see our goods before pur- chasing elsewhere. Harkness 401 BROADWAY, - Camphells. Baking Powder. These are Oil Paintings in Gilt Frames, 20x24. We also keep a tine line of Fancy and Staple Groceries. All Orders to Telephone No. Promptly Lilled. J. W. KLEEB, GROCER, NO. 345 BROADWAY. 2 will be ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF MILLINERY, No. 328 Broadway, ~ < - Council Bluffs, Mrs. O. A-Rogers, Late of the Parisian ‘Milflnery Co., Manager. ““P. BOYER & CO. DEALEREIN Hall’sSates,Vaults, Timelocks and Jail Work. 1020 Farnam Street, O:usha. Neb. A 1110 Chlid Hayward Hrus., 1607 Howard §t., Omaha, Neb. Beforence: _Commercial National Bank. O CHICAGO SHORT LINE —OF THE— Chicago, Milwaukes & 8t Paul Ry THE BEST ROUTE Srom OMAKA and COUNCIL BLUFFS ot THE EAST. TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFF8 —AND— Milwaunkee, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dubuque, Davenport, Rock Island,Freeport, Rockford, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, Aud all other ‘mportant points East, Northonst and Bouthoast. For through tickets call on the Ticket Agen at 1401 Faroum stroet (In Paxton Hotel),or a Union Pacific Depot, Pullman hmuueu and the finest Dining Cars in the world are run on the main lines of the CHICAGO, MILWAUKERE & ST. PAUL HAILWAY, und every attention i paid to passengers by o ffho company. It Chicago, V. B CAxpenTEn, Gone Tigkot Agont: Gro. B, ARAFFORD, Assistant General Passen: gor and Ticket Agent J. T. Cuank, General Superintendent. e CHICRGQ ane MORTH- WESTERN Omaha, Council Bluffs And Chicago. foz Des Monos, & pids, Cunton, 1) ixie, Ohl £0: Milwaikee tnd sl points ket’ 15 the pon {;Io of Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, (b daio, Novada, Ofegon, Waihingion and forniu, it offors superior advantiges not possi ble by any other Iine. Among a few of the numer periority onjoved by the pairoms of this rosd otwoon Omaba and Chicago, are'its two ten adnyof DAY GOACHES which are the fin that human art and u!»nuuy can croate. Its PALACK SLEKPING CARS which ure models eomfort and uln[;m‘e Its PARLOR DIRAW. N8 RGN ! nsurnassd by widely eelebrated P. ATIAL the squal of which hei At Counoeil Bluffs l\m traing of the 1) nlnn l wel 116 Ry. connect in Union Depot with those of the quo & Northwes Ry. In Chicage the trains of this line make close comnection with those of all eastern lnes, For Detroit, Columbus. nati, Niagara Falls, Buffa) Montroal, Hoston, Now York, I‘hnndvl timore. Washington aud sl ask the ticket agent for tickels “NORTHW! If you wish the tekot mxents sell tickets v II\H UGHIT E P. Sheral Saneger, Gonl Pu Chios ancock Chiewso Il Wsetern Agt 140malia, Neb.P The only road to ta o ¢ Ri paints of su. Brothers, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. WHOLESALE AND JOBBING FHOUSES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. \GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, DEERE, WELLS & CO., Wholesale Agricultural Implements, Buggiss, Carriages, te ,Tte. Council Rlufis, Towa. Hand m Power Corn § hle'l‘l 1S, And ageneral lino of first class agricultural imploments. Nos. 1501, 1504, 1505 and 157 South Main Street, Council Ihffs, Towa. DAVID BRADLEY & €O, Manuf'rs an Jobbars of Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Bugges, Garvinges, and ull kinds of Farm Machine 1100 to 1116 South Main Street, Counoll s, owa, COUNCIL BLUF (j\l{l;l-:'l' (‘()..7 Carpats, Curtains, Window Shades il Cloths, Curtain Fixtures, Upholstery Goo Etc. No. 405 Broadway' Council Biuffs, owa. CIGARS, TOBACCO, K10, " PEREGOY & MOORE, ~Wholesale Jobbers in the— Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes Nos. 28Main and 27 Poarl Sts. Council Dlutte Towa. COMMISSION. " SNYDER & LEAMAN, Wholesale Frait and Produce Colmmllsslon Nerchaats. No. MPearl St.,, Council Hluffs. T DIHLG'H 77 5 HARLE, HAAS & CO., Wholesale Druggists, Oils, Paints, Glass, No. 22 Main St, and . Council Blutrs Sundries, 21 Poar st. 0. W. BUTTS, Wholesale California Fraits a Specialty General Commiseion. No. 54 Breadway, Council Bluffs. WIRT & DUQUETTE, Wholesale Frmls, Confecllunery, COMMISSION, _Nog. 16 and 18 Pearl St., Council Bluffa. BECKMAN, STROHBEHN & CO., Manufacturers of and Wholesnlo Doalers in Leather, Harness, Saddlery, Ete. No. 6% Main 8 neil Blufs, lowa Jobbers {n Hats, Caps and Gloves. Nos. 342 and 344 Brondway, Council Blufs. _HEAVY HARDIVARE. Kll-ll‘ll' & FE Wholesale Iron, Steel, Nails, Heavy Hardwara, And Wood Stock, Council Bluffs, Towa. LI oILs. Ccou lL lill FFs OIL CO, ~Wholesale Denlers in— [lluminating & Lubricatiag Oil3 Gas)lin BETO, BETC. £.Theodore, Agent, Councll Blufrs, Towa. L('.Illll'll{ Vl’lLl,\'u ETC. A. OVERTON & €O, Hard Wood, Southera Lumber, Piling, Aaq iridge Material Spocialtios,Wlolosalo Lume of al Kinds. Oiico No- 13 Main St Council Blutfs. Jowa. WINES AND LIQU ons. JUH‘I l IN Wholes: Imported and Domestic \illna; & Liquors Agent for St. Gotthara's Herb Bitters. No. 1} Main 5t. Council Blulls, NDER, s‘t 'HNEIDER & BECK, Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, NoG0o Main St.. Council Blugs, T 7],. KIRSCHT & CO., Wholesale Liquor Dealers. No. 610 lirowd way, Councl Blufts CRESTON HOUSE The only hotelin Council Bluffs having Fire HEscape And all 215 0lern improvements, 9 Main st. MOIIN, Prop. MA Reducuon in Pnces, China, Glassware, Etc., At W. 5. Homer & Co'’s, No. 23 Main st Council Blutls, TAKE NOTICE!. You have but a few days’ grace in which to purchase Carpets, Curtains, Rugs, Window Shades, Ete., The URHEARD-C F PRICES Which we are now making. Remember that we are shortly to make a change in the firm, and wish to close out our vresent stock before doing so. Council Bluffs Carpet Co., No. 405 Broadway, Council Bluffs. #ED.# B WILLIAMS we Tailor ¢* Wlen’s Furnisher, 506 DBroadway, Council Bluffe. ~> Al seadipg Btylos ond Impoptations Gonstaptly op Hand.&e~ 1406 Farnam Street, Omaha, Nch. COAL! WOOD! Hgs. C. L. GILLETTSE, Best asvortient and Latest Styles of Jortoise Blocll ancd Anilictr HMair Clanents, HAIR GOODS, otk made to atdet, Offéao of Eyr/ Lorks. 89 U Bt Gocold Bl Doina TO-DAY We offer the finest brands of Her- metically Sealed Imported and Culi- ornia Fruits, etc., in glass jars at less than cost, in orvder to 4',’&«' out thesame. Among them ave Peuaches, Cherries, Green Gages, Apricots, Asparagus, ete., ete., Also the best brands of canned Rolled Ox Tongue, ete,, at less than cost, Choicest Impovted Oil, quart_ bottles, price $1.25, Remember that the above goods are of the very best brands and are offered below their cost and must be disposed of at once. J. W. KLEEB, STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES, NO. 345 BROADWAY, IBOOK BINDIN( County and Bank Work of All Kinds aSpec- falty Tuscon Olive 8ac, regurlar Prompt Attention fo Mail Orders | MOREHOUSE & GO0. Room 1 Everet Block, Council Blufls. Standard Papers Used. All styles of bind ing in Maguzines and BLANK BQOKS. FURNITURE | AND STOVEG Fine Hanging Lamps, House Fur- nishing Goods, etc. A.J. MANDEL, No. 323 & 325 Broudway, COUNCEL BLUKES, 10WA R.L WILLIAMS | . Main st, Council Bluffs, la., 200 | S, 15th st, room 10, Omaha, Neb, and Manufucturer's Agentfor the | CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES Tents, Awnings, Roofing, Slate, Mante Plate and Window Gl Elevutors, (hand andaulic, ete. \ MELVIN SMITH & GO0. SUCCESSORS TO HiGAHON & GO, Abst-acts of Titls, Lean and Real Es taty Broker:, No. 236 Kain St. Having purchased the “most relia~ Dle abstract_books in this cownty,” Lnown_as the “McMahon Abstrdct Books,”” we ave now prepared o fur- nish abstracts and vespectfully so- Licit the patronageof all those desiy- ing corvect abstracts of title to lands and lots in Pottawattamic county. MELVIN SMITH & CO0,, NO. 236 MAIN ST., COUNCIL BLUFFS. Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards, BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUJ Opposity Dummy Dejot. ‘Pajuasaiday - 5% PRjUBAIER, JO0jS [y ||M~A~ and mules kent constantly hand, for sale at retail or in ear h Oders promptly filled by contract on short notice. Stock sold on commission iLerERr & Bovey, Proprictors. sphone No. 114 Formerly of Keil 1st. ave and 4th stre Horses and Mules For all purposes, bought and sold, at retail Large quantities to sclect ine drivers, sin Several pairs of and in fiom gle or donble. MASON WISE. Council Bluffs, (18 THf “I’I{UI'I R CAPER or a buyer to go wheie :ml(, est Varie line. Again, if se ACCOMMODATION those who buy and if seller giyes » ures, you have thre patres such a HLATON FULL Cu.. Council er tait LI 0. 628 Broadway, Blutls,