Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 4, 1887, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. 4, OFFICE, NU. 12, PEARL STREET. Delivered by carrier in any part ot the city at twenty cents per weeks H.W.Tivtron, - -« . TELEPHONES: Brerxrss Orrice, No. 4 » Nionr Epitor No. %, Manager. MiNOR M N. Y. Plumbing Co. Heavy suits cheap to order at Reiter’s. st your property with Crossland & tis. Morse's addition, Mayne Real Estate Co., No. 502 Br d Lots in Curtis & R:m\n-{ s addition very cheap. The Benson & Mayne Real Estate Co., No. 502 Broadway. Good bargains on lots in all parts of the city at Crossland & Otis’, Wait and see the plat of Squire's Park radition before buying a lot. Armour, Barbee & Co. have put in tele- phone No. 214 Wait and see the plat of Squire’s Park addition before buying a lot. Crossland & Otis haye now a list of fine residence property in allvarts of the city. “Mugg's Landing” laughs to a minute than any entertaine ment given here in a long tim 76 lots in railroad add. at § taken before 10 a. m. William: 18 North M«in strect, Lots in Brown’s addition v, The Benson & Mayne Real Estate com- pany, No. 502 Broadway, The city council is to meet in regular session next Monday night. T is o crowd of business to be 1ooked after. T'he cheapest and best lots on the mar- et aro those in Terwilliger's addition adjoming the transfe he north; for snie by F. J. Day, No. Thesupper that was to have been given by the ladies ot the Woman’s ks at Miss Baldwin’s this evening, h postponed until Friday of next weck. Benson addition 18 the cheapest, £100 to . Benson & Mayne Real Estate com , No. 502 Broadwa As an indication of the heartines which Benson & Mayne are weleomed to Council Blufts the other real estate men joined in giving the new oflice aserenade vesterday. Maps of Council Bluffs a mand. It is almost impos them at any price, the ol¢ exhausted, hand ones at $25. Isaac Boley, of Schleuter & Boley, yes- terday returned with a car load of first- cli mules, 1,100 to 1,500 pounds, four to 8ix years old; on sale at their barn on Broadway, opposite dummy depot. Wanted—A first class real estate office man immediately. Must be a plain pe: man, accurate, acquainted with the bus ness and a worker. None other need apply to Baldwin & Troutman, real cs- tate, No. 506 Broadway. Benson's First addition is the cheapest, $100 to $250. The Benson & Mayne Real Estate company, No. 502 Broadway. . Anumberof the demi-monde have been jailed for not having contributed their monthly fines to support the city goyern- ment. Four of them have concluded to board it out, as they say business in their line is rather light. The real estate transfers recordeq, footed up to $52,480. = She doesn’t weaken. If folks weren't too busy selling and buying to get the papers all made out, the amount would show up still larger. Everybody was rejoicing yesterday over the announcement made in the BEk that the wagon bridge bill bad passed both the houcc and the senate. The as- surance of this enterprise being slmcuil_v, pushed to completion has sent real estate up and up. Benson’s First addition is the cheapest, 100 to #250. The Benson & Mayne Real istate company, No, 502 Broadway. It 18 next to impossible to get painters, aper-hangers, sign-writers, oarpenters, ob printers, ete., to do work now. They all have as much work as they can at- tend to, and the majority of them work at night trying to catchup. Edwards is to be sentenced to-morrow. ‘The extent of the law in his case is fif- teen years in the penitentiary. It is pre- dicted that he will get » full benefit, and from all that can be learned it seems that he should be kep t from running at large as long as possible. There was adance on nesday night which broke up in a row, leading to the arrest of Tom Brown, James Troy and G. W. Smith. As usual the police must have made a mistake and got the wrong partics, as they all de- clared they were not in the row at all. Benson’s First addition is the cheapes 100 to $250. The Benson & Mayne Rea! dstate company, No. 502 Broadway. The case of Eugene Call against the Council Bluffs nail works was on_trinl yesterday in the district court. This suit was to Secure a claimed indebtedness arising from services rendered by Call as secretary and manager of the company. 1 Benson's First addition is the cheapest, 00 to $250. The Benson & Mayne Real KEstate company, No. 502 Broadway. Lots n Curtis & Ramsey’s addition very cheap. The Benson & Mayne Real Estate Co., No. 502 Broadway. One physician has eviaently got rattled over the boom. The other night a man baving a sick child applied to the doctor, who wrote out a perscription, which was taken to a drug store to be filled. The clerk called the man’s attention to the fact that the physician had forgotten to tell how often the child was to take the medicme. The father hurried back to the doctor, who made the correction, and then the perscription was taken back to the druF store. When examined it was found that the doctor had given the fol- lowin;f directions as to how the child should take the medicine: *“‘One-third down, balance in one and two years at 8 per cent interest,” At this rate the child will be an invalid for two years to come. n Curtis & Ramsey’s addition The Benson & Mayne Real No. 502 Broadway. TION, The Benson & to-night. More each if owner, ory cheap. to get edition bl'il:F ome ore buying secon: esterday, as nstreet Wed- Estate Co —-— L, B. Crafts & Co, are loaning money on all classes of chattel securities at one- half their former rates. See them before securing your loans, -— Benson's First Addition is the cheapest 100 to $250. The Benson & Mayne Real sstate Co., No. 502 Broadway. ———— The *'Old Fashioned District School," it the u[ll:\rn house next Tuesday evening for the benefit of the Cottage hnspilh fund. Tickets 50 cents. Tickets on sale now at Bushnell’'s. Reserve your sests, - Benson's First Addition is the cheapest, 100 to §250. The Benson & Mayne Real state Co., No. 502 Broadway. - J. W. L. Squire’s abstracts are perfect and cost no more than others, ——— Benson's First Addition is the eheapest, 100 to The Benson & Muyne Real state Co., No. 502 Broadway, e —-———— George Rudio, real estate and nego- tiator of loans, No. 1507 Farnam streot, Omaha. Bargaius in Council Blufts and Omaba property. e Eleetrie door bells, burglar alarms and every form of domestic_electrical appli- ances at the New York Plumbing Co, A NEW KINK. The Finances of the Deaf Mute In- stitution Being Oonsidered. From the Des Moines Register islearned the following concerning the finances of the institution for the deaf and dumb here: A Mr. G. L. Wyckofl, superintendent and secretary of the institution for the deaf and dumb at Council Bluffs, together with the trustees, Lewis Weinstein, Ilurllnfimn, A. T. Flickinger, Council Bluffs, and C. S. Ranck, lowa City, were in the yesterday in consuliation ‘with the governor and aud- 1tor of state. When the quarterly bill of jthe superintendent for support fund came to hand Auditor Lyon noticed that the bill was for the quarter in advance, contrary to the custom of all other state institutions, The auditor therefore refused to issue the war- rant until the matter was explained. The superintendent came to Des Moines to con- suit about the matter, and stated that the warrants had been issued heretofore without being questioned. ‘The superintendent, beifig a new man, was simply following in the footsteps of his predecessors, but conld find no law authorizing the state to pay in advance, The meeting was held yesterday to agree npon what to do, as the institution cannot run without pay. It was yesterday discovered also that since 1873 the per diem and mileage of the trustees had been pald out of the support fund. As this would amount in total to about £1,000, it is proposed to have a warrant drawn for t mount on the gene fund, from which these expens should have been paid, and thus put the tinances in good .~lm]«n An opinion of the attorney gencral is to be gotten, and the ac- counts to lited by the exectitive couneil. The state has not been in any manuer a loser by these tr Opening Up With a Hurrah, The Benson & Mayne real estate com pany opencd their offices at No. 502 Broadway yesterday afternoon. The day and night previous were occupied by busy working men who were trying to get the oftice ready for the opening, but yester day morning the crowd was so great that it was found necessary to lock the doors so the carpets could be put down, I'ne entire foree of outside salesmen of the C. E. Mayne Real Estate, Loan and ‘I'rust company of Omaha, headed by four-ho wri containing C. Mayne, Samuel 5. Curt Dexter Thomas, 1): D. 0 LBV 7 n carringes in all, each dri salesman. When the parade w T the band played in front of the oflices and business opened up. It almost impossible to get into their oftices,it being s0 crowded with buyers. When the procession was going along a gentleman asked “‘whose tuneral 1s this?” and the answer came, *‘they come henee to attend the funeral of the old fogies and_mosshacks.’ Captain Curtis, who was in this city dur- ing the 1857 boom, was behind the office railing shaking hands with his many old friends and acquaintances yesterday. He is a fine gentl an and & civil engineer and helped 1 ut the Curtis addition to this city. Withal the Benson & Mayne company opened up yesterday to a fine busin t nced not be said that they are energetic and wide-awake, for the enterprise and success shown by them in other ventures has made their names familiar ones. Their coming here has been largely watched for, and they are welcomed with enthusiasm. e Boiling Hotter. There was a pereceptible inerease in the boom excitement yesterday. The of- fices were more crowded than ever. There was eager buying and quick sell- ing. Numerous deals were not made publie, or the papers could not be com- pleted, so great was the demand for time. Hugh Goss has sold his house and two lots on Third et just south of Ninth avenue to John Mergen for $1,600 cash. W. S, Stacy & Co. haye sold the Giles farm, east of the Jefferis tract to BE. L. Shugart, Fred Davis and others. J. P. Hess has bought twelve acres of the Rich land for $75 per acre. It is located three and one-half miles east of the city. George Brown has bought lots 1 to 6 inclusive, block 11, Central sub-division, pr&}'inz $150 each. ‘en acres of the Frisbee tract was sold yesterday for $600 per acre and aguin put on the market for $800 per acre. If not sold to-day it will probably be platted. Martin Hughes 2‘nslcrduy purchased two elegant lots on Third street, opposite Ninth avenue, on which he will build a fine residence in the spring. The Cochran tract of forty acres was yesterday sold for $1,600 per acre. This is located north of the transfer. John_W. Templeton has sold forty acres of the unimvroved portion of his farm, five miles east of town in Garner township, for $60 per acre. The boom seems to extend into the country. The Benson & Mayne oftice ope with a big crowd and many sal made. Omaha addition, Benson's addition and Benson’s Second addition were the locations which attracted the attention of buyers. Colonel Tulleys sold his interest in th K. C. tract, now a part of the Omahs addition, yesterday to Omaha part $500 per acre cash, which cost him per acre in November. Clarance H. Judson yesterday sold his eighth interest in the Ballard tract, now part of the Omaha addition to Council Blufls, to Messrs. Himebaugh & Merriam, of Omaha, for §5,000 cash. Mr. Judson purchased his interest in November for ed up Among the buyers in Omahu addition at Odell Bros. & Co. yesterday were: E. Weinfield, of Des Moines, two; C. G, and N. J. Swanson, one; Mrs, M. L. Bradbury, three, cash; I. Gillinsky, two; L. Sim- nions, four, Shenandoah syndicate has been formed, consisting of R. W. Mors . M. Croan, C. E. Smith and Ts. Hutchinson, White and Christian, They have purchased twenty acres in Rice’s subdivision and have platted it and placed it on the market as Morse's addition, R. W. Morse, who owns the Stewart vroperty on_Sixth avenue, near Main street, was offered $6,000 for it yesterday but declined it. H, W. Hazelton sold to Isaac Gillinski lot 2, block 4, Beers' sub, for $100. ‘Tne skating rink property at the corner of Fifth avenue and Main street, was yes- terday purchased by Mr, Maxwell “for $12.000, W.C.Staecy & Co. yesterday sold two acres a blc east of Frank street to Omaha part! for $3,500; also four lots in Burns' ad y sold to A, Louie lot 14, block 8, Bayliss’ first addi- tion and the southerly portion of lots No. 15 and 16 for $5,000, Ann Buttertield sold yesterday to E, H. Walters twenty acres for $4,000: Wies & Clausen dissolved partnership yesterday. Mr. Wies is to devote his at- tention to the nursery business. Mr Clansen bought Mr. Wies' one-half in- terest in the store building for $6,000, The Knabe place, on Washington av- enue, was yesterday sold for $2,000 to a syndicate consisting of N. W. Williams and others, J. W. Paul, of Omaha, who has been purchasing so much acre Jrnl](n‘rlj', yes- terday closed the deal for the Rudd wract for $150 per acre. Shortly after he bar- gained for the same ha was offered $300 per acre, but he refused it and yesterday got the deed. 1t is a signiticant fact that none of the 300 acres which Mr. Paul has purchi r a syndicate has yet been on the market, nor will it be for a long while to come. This speaks well for their confidence 1 the future of this city. The lurgest sale yet made was yester day by the new tirm of Baldwin & Trout- man, who sold the Wright tract for $30,000 for the 80 acres. “Charlie” Baughn yesterday was some- what surprised as he stood before the door of a real estate firm. He remarked: “What's the matter, are the people wild? As long as I've lived here [ never saw the like. ve traveled all over and never saw such crowds buyinf real estate. Why, how do you account for it?” An Omaha gentleman yesterday en- tered a real estate office and found a $10 bill on the floor. His impression was that Council Bluffs folks must be making money 1f they could afferd to throw it away. The Brewster property on Park av- enue was sold yesu-nnn' by Crossland & Otis for §6,000 to an Omaha gentleman, i ~denhsintid Morse’s addition. The Benson & Mavyne Real Estate Co.,No.502 Broadway. Amusements, This evening and to-morrow afternoon and evening “Mugg’s Landing’’ is to be given at the opera house. Three hours of solid fun is promised. [t has gained such a reputation that it is needless to urge those who want to langh to go pre pared to have a big evening. Monday night Maggie Mitchell is to appear at the opera house in “Lorle, or the Artist’s Dream.” Tuesday evening the *'Old Fashioned District School' 18 to be given at the opera house for the benefit of the Cot- tage hospital. The hospital is an enter- !\I‘I\'!' in which all are interested, and the adies should be given a benelit fund of several hundred dollars to enable them to go on with their worthy work, The participants in the “District School” are all residents of this city, most of them prominent, and many of themamong the oldest eitizens., It is an entertainment which has much fun in it, and novelty, so that while helping out a worthy cause, those who attend will have their money's worth, The pie sociable to be mg in the parlors of tl church is a novel e full details of which will public in advance. Al 10 cents will give you a nce to peep inside the pie factory itself, while re- freshments ean be ordered at will. No admission cl d to the social, given this even- Congregational tainment, the not be made s invited, and 1diti The Benson tate Co.,No. -~ A Fawmily Ja Mrs. Eliza Cogley now divorce from Daniel Cogley, to whom she was married in C nda, 1 1884, She claims that last December he tried to kill her, and came for her with a stone jur, and when this was wrested away from him he picked upa spade with which to continue the assault. Others chanced to be near, and interfered, and he threatened to kill her and her rescuers, She begs now to be set matrimonially free.y Morse's Mayne Real & 502 Broadway. ks to geta —— Ramsey’s addition very Benson & Mayne Real . No. 502 Broadway. Lots in Curtis cheap. I'he Estate compan Jail For One Year. George Brown, who was tra miles and brought back to answer the charge of erooked work in connection with the Hamburg postotlice, has had his trial in Kcokuk, and yesterday was broughtto this city and lodged in the county jail. His sentence is d to be one yea cked for e For Sale— At a ba two miles from Substantial abstr: of titles and real estate lonns. J. W, & E. L. Squire. No, 101 Pearl street, Council BlufFs, Pacific house is the nearest hotel to the majority of real estate offices in the city. " $2.00 ver day. K. J. Day has for s: 1 acres, known as the Babbit tract, n ed on the map J. Danforth, at $1,000 per acre; it lies } of a mile fronung on Broadway; the street cars run past it every 15 minutes, and Broadway is paved up to the prop- erty. This tract is just a half mile above the Ogden house. — - When you are in the city stop at the Pacific house, Street cars pass the door every fifteen minutes for all the depots. Meals 50 cents. ——— At the Pacific house you will save from 50 cents to $1 per day. Try it and be convinced. ——— Boom, Boom, Boom, When you can’t sleep buy a bottle of Warner’s Nervine, when your head aches buy Bromo Caffeine, when you want con- solation buy a good cigaf at Grandy's City Drug Store. e Dr. tHanchett, oflice No. 12 Pearl street; residence, 120 Fourth street; telephone No. 10. e ctors and Builders, Prop will be received by the under- signm'l until the 23a of next month for the huilding of the new Catholic church- Plans and specifications may be scen at the pastoral residence. The right is re- served to reject any or all proposal B. P. McMENowny, Pastor. e Bt Best grades Towa soft lump coal, $3 per ton at vard; $3.50 delivered. C. I3 Fuel Co., 53) Broadway. Telephone 136, - Help out the Cottage hospital fund, and renew the memories of youth by go- ing to see the ‘‘Old Fashioned District School,” next Tuesday evening at the opera house. Tickets at Bushuell's only 50 cents. Paragraphs, h, of Hamburg, was at the day. am,of David Bradley & Co., went east yesterday. J. H. Arthur, the well known railway man, was greeting his friends here y terday. H. J. Palmer, who has been confined to his bed with a severe fever,was last even- ing much improved, but will not be able to be out for perhaps a week yet. G. H. Hopkins, now of Weston, Neb,, but formerly in the dairy business here, arrived ip this city. yesterday to look after his property and take advantage of the boom. I Bids on the beauntiful lot on Oakland avenue will be opened at the oflice of Stacey & Co. at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. Kiplinger & Wickham, real estate; No. 419 Broadway., -~ Wait and see the plat of Squire’s Park Additicn betore buying a lot. - All orders from real estate brokers for job printing wilj receive immediate and careful atlention at Pryor's Bee job oflice. . Benson's First Addition is the cheapest, $100 to $250. The Benson & Mayne l(ull Fstate Co., No. 502 Broadway. - _ List your pral»url) with J. W. & E. L, Squire. They have $30,000 to invest for & non-resident to-da B This Beats Them All The Cooper & McGee hardware brick building, No. 41 Main street, will be of- fered for sale for two days only for $12,500. 1f not sold before Friday after- noon the price will be §15,000. This building has for a number of years brought in $100 per month rent. Apply to Kiplinger & Wickham, No. 419 Broa WAy Lu\x}ixchuuge. For Sale. The ne } of the ne of section 10, town 74, range 44, forty acres, § of a mile sonth of the Union Pacific elevator and stock ards, $250 an acre; also lots 3,5, and 17, Midland addition, The last two men tioned lots within half a block of Broad- way, $500 each. Lot 14, in blk 4, Glen- dale, $100: lots 0 and 10, blk 11, Fleming & Davis add., at $500 each. Prices sub- jec to change without notice. HORACE EVERETT. — Benson’s First Addition is the cheapest, 100 to §: he Benson & Mayne Real Estate Co., No. 502 Broadway. - Morse's Addition. The Benson & Mayne Real Estate Co., No. 502 Broadway. <Lt Morse’s Addition. The Benson & Mayne Real Estate Co., No.502 Broadway SPECIAL NOTICES. ITOTICE. Specia! advertisemonts, such ns Lost, Found Y0 Loan, For Sule, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, insertod in this column at the low IR LINE for tho st inser- e for each subsequent © advortisoments ot our offic stroet, near Broadway, Council insertion, No. 12 Peal Blufts. s restdenco, corner Bighth Inquire it Metropolitan NOR SALE and Bir hotel UL SALE=Tho no iy of the no 4 of section 10, town T4, range 44, {0 acres, 4 ofa mile south of e Unic Pa elevator nnd stock yards, $50 an nere: also lots #, b and 17, Midland addition. "Lhe last two mentioned lots within halt a block of Hroadway, $500 ench Lot 14, in bk 4, Glondale, $400, Lots 9 and 10, blk 11, F ng & Davie add., at 500 cach, Prices subject to chunge without notico. Horace Everoit. VY ANTED-A compotont bt right man cood wiges and st mont will be given. Inquire « 'I{‘l\)l SALE=If tn houst on dopot. The stred £1,4 0. Easy Lot, Bee oftice, Couneil Biufts. threespring, hart cish, Al ). Mandel, 8in, Dala No. NOR ain—Fine new clgt roorms wnd btk room, of Sixth stroet andWashington e ks from gove building. s, tfront presidence property’ - Apply to H. Shoo- Harrison st. sinooth, unimproved 160 rainard, n Butler county, ivo largoe discount from pros: t value for ensh. Address Bueting, ltimyon & Jones, David City, Neb., or W. J., Lico office, Couneil Bluffs, Tu, \ bargain, s, 8IX miles t of Council ] quireof T W ANTED=A cottugo of five or #1X rooms, located convenfent to business; small family, no children. Addrosa **Crispy,” Boe ofic VVANTED--A boy with pony to carry Lee route. JROR SALE—O1 pupors for sulo at the Beo offico. VW ANTED—Parties intending to be married are wanted to call at the Pryor's Bee job office to select thelr wedding caras, STACY & CO, BARGAINS ——IN—— REAL ESTATE! Sealed B!ds will be rcceived at this office until 10 o’clock Saturday morning, February 5, for lot No, 17 in Mill add., ivcleding about fifty feet off the south side of out lot 4, GO Finest Residence Lots in the city, on Oulidand avenue only three blocks north of Main strect. Bids will be opencd at 10 o'clock Satwrday morning and the lot sold to the highest bidder, provided the price is over $2,200. This loi is VERY CHEAP AT $3,000 TERMS: One-Third cash, balance to suwit, A few lots in Ridddle’s sub, within five blocks of the Milwaulkee and Rock Istund depots, and about the same distance from the block on which the New Union Depot IS TO BE BUILT. 40 acres only one mile from Broad- way, only $100 per acre, Acve property on Franklin avenue very low. 25 foot lot and stove building on Broadway, between the Ogden house and the Mcthodist church, for $6,000, Improved and unimproved prop- erty in all parts of the city and country, e W. C.8TAcY & Co., Real Estate Brokers, No 9, Main st,, Council Bluffs. TELEPHONE 162, CITY REAL ESTATE HAS STRUCK A Veritable Boom, —AND... NO. 628 BROADWAY, Will show yow many choice picees of property at ast ouishingly low prices, GREAT SALE| Council Bluffs Booms! OF Ladies’ and Childrens’ Mushin Underwear MotherHlubbardDresses Rprons, Ete. We have chasing at an Extraordinary Bargain A large quantity of Muslin Un- succeeded in pur- derwear, Childrens’ Dresses, Aprons, ete., which we have di- vided into two lots, and to make quick sales wlll sell them at 25 and H0cts Lot No. I. 26¢ Consists of Ladies’ Night Robes, Chemises, Drawers, Corset Covers, Long White Aprons, Childrens’ White and Red Msther Hubbard Dresses, Drawers and Infants’ Slips. These garments are well made and warranted persect. Lot Ho. 2 50c. Consists of Ladies Night Dresses, Skirts, Chemise, Drawers, Corset Cov- ers and Childrens’ White and Turkey Red Dresses, All trimmed with Linen Torchon lace. Such garments as these are usually sold for T5c to $1. e ———— We take great pleasure in plac- ing this immense purchase be- fore our customers and invite an carly call, as we lwlil'\":‘. this to the greatest bargain in Muslin Underwear and Childrens Dress- es ever offered in this clty enryEisemandlo w08, 314, 316, 318 and 320 Broad way, Council Bluf's. All fresh goods, well made, full sizes, zood shapes, and warranted free free from imperfections, . J. DAY, raner First Avenuwe. early, A SPLE than cam be quoted by any other agent. o eating REAL ESTATE BROKER, No. 39, Pearl Street, Jouncil B uffs. Has the Largest List and More Bargains Call IDID BARGAIN! Over 100 Feet Front on Central Broadway For Sale by = Real Estate o= Room 5, over OFFICER & PUSEY’S Bank, O FICETR, COUNCIL BLUFFS . Vacant Lots, Lands, City Residences and Farms, acre property in western part of city. All selling cheap to male room for spring stock. R. P. OFFICER, Real Estate and Insurance Agent. Room 5, over Officer & Pusey’s bank, Council Bluffs. Farming Lands £10.00 per acre cent interest, in Land Buyers fare free, - THEATRICAL @moe WIGS, BEARDS, Grease Paints ETC. Tho Finest Tm ported Line of Goods West of Chicago. Mrs. C. L. Gillette’s Human Hair Emporium No, 209 Main Street.Council Bluffs, lowa. i s . BARNE J usticb of the Peace, 415 Broadway, Council Blufls, Refers to any bank or business house in the clty. Collections a s 7 FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY, 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN, Ladiesbuying a 5 hat or bonnet, one fare will be paid; $io, round frip. CRESTON HOUSE The only hotel in Council Bluffs having Fire HEscapse And all mo 'ern improvements, 215, 217 and 219 Main st. MAX MOHN, Prop. " N.SCHURZ, lJustice of the Peace Oftice over American Express. Towa, Minnesota, Kansas, and ranging from $5.00 to School and state lands in Minnesota on 80 years' time 5 Information, ete., given by per P. P. LATUSTRUPR, 5 Broadway, Council Blufts, Towa, agent for Freidriksen & Co., Chicago. Horses and Mules For all purposes, bought and sold, at retail and in lots. Large quantities to select from. Several pairs of fine drivers, sin- gle or donble. MASON WISE. Council Bluffs, JOLN Y, 8TNE INE 1) M STONE & SIMS, ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW, Practice in the State and Federal courts Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Beno Block, COUNCIL BLUFFS R. RICE, M. D,, Or other Tumors removed withous €ancers (s ciite ordeawing of bood. Over thirty ‘lumn practical experience, Pearl Br, Council Blutls, " Consultation froe, Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards BR( )AIL\I\"AM:Q (l“(:‘ln'll;l; }]l‘l;mIiLl,'l- FS, pajuasadday S PRJURATER J00)8 [y Horses and mules kept constantly qn hand, for sale at retail or in car loads, Oders promptly filled by econtract om short notice. Stock sold on commissions SuLvTEr & BoLey, Proprietors. elephone No. 114 Formerly of Keil Sale Stables, corner 16t. ave and 4th street. 0. H. McDONELD & €O., ablished lais, ) No. 5 M «“om HIDES, | Bluts,, SSION MERCHANDS, AND DEALELS LN TALLOW, WOOL, ETC: