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- 7'I.iL lldILY B1.E ° COTNCIL BLUFFS , FiZIDdYllECElII3EIt 14 , 1853. i 'DAILY BEE.s ir i t COUNCI L BLUFFS. Friday Mornitur , Decr 14 , . _ ' 'SUfSCahI'TiON RATYS't : By Cantor - - - - - - - 0 rents per ace k fly ) Jan - . . . . - 810.00 per Yea IOFFICII : N3 , 7 Pearl street , Near Broadway. MINOR MENTION. Holiday gooda at Soaman's. The tiuuo feaUval continues , Sec Joaoph Itoitor'a fall goods. Cheap Railroad Tickoh at Buahnoll'a. ' Christmas cards and toys at Se.man'e. Ths city council moots again to. nor row ovcning. The typographical union , of this city , h to giv3 a masquerade ball Christmas night. The now engine and boiler for the Orystal mills nro in place and about ready to start up. In the superior court yoatorday there were two drunks who pleaded guilty and were fined $7,60 each , Tlio case of the atatova. Hyde for dis turbing the peace of Madame Lo Flour's household , has boon continued uutil Dronany noxt. The decision in the case of Ileocroft against the city will ho watched for with interest , but will t ot be rendered by Judge Hoed for sayual days probably. The last of the socials of the Royal Arcanum is to be hold this evening. They have proved a very enjoyable sa rice and Loan g ht's will doubtless be the best of all , The Prosbytoriait social will be hold this evening at the reaidonco of Mrs , Hoary Swan , Of the ladies receiving are Mrs. ! . T , Lindsey , Mrs , L , 0 , Entpkio an d Mrs , Win. Patterson. Tim Walnut editor who has boo n charged with libeling Council Bluffs merchants chants , is keeping very quiet fn his columns now , and wisely so until the grand jury adjourns , The Jienofin boys , complained of by their father far assaulting him , had a hearing before Justice Abbott yotorday , Their mother was the only witness intro. dudod by the state and the boys wore discharged. A move is being made for having the curbing on Willow Avenue between Pearl and Eighth streets , placed four- teen footinto the street , in order to allow - low grass plata and trees between the walks and the carriage waY. The stream of dirt wagons on Willow V avenue arc not only cutting great ruts in the streets , but the dirt falliug from the wagons is forming great ridges , so tha t when the work of filling the streets be low is finished , the avonueitaolf will nee d restoring. The old city building yesterday ra n out of coal There is still no knob o n the front door. There is a hole in the floor of the calaboose through which ! 1 prisoners crawl out. Hugo rats dash i across the ( lour of the o0ico in the day time , and , in fact , it zooms high time that the officials wore into the now build fug.The The paper mill omployca swarmed about Juatico Abbott's office yesterday and got out a number of attachments to t secure the pay of waos duo thorn , the firm of Reckless eC Kennedy having got behind with them a little. It is tIro- dicted that the matter will bo fIxed u to-day so that business will move along again. The cane of the Valley bank of Carson vs. ShorifiCuittar waa ended in the district - 4 trict court yesterday. It is a suit to recover - cover , under a mortgage , certain pro. party of Hamilton tC Co , , taken by the sheriff on an attachment takoi out by Chicago parties , the sheriff still holding the property wltilo the case is being sot. tied in court , No decision was given yesterday , I The committee of the bar , to whom n was referred the matter of providing some testimonial to Judge Rood , on his retirement from the district bench an d promotion to tire supreme court , has da cared that instead of a bauquot sons ° more lasting and valuable expression should be given to thn feelings of th bar , just what it will be him not boon fully determined on. J. 1V , Morse now offers the ety } $50 0 a year rent for the old city calaboose. Ho says it will pay big as a saloon an d restaurant , as these tvha have boon i t 1 i the habit of coming there are all hoav 1Y ' drinkers and from force of habit woul d 1 keep right on coming , and a fellow coul d have a good trade , 'rho old customers 1 too , are so used to having their pocko gone through and valuables taken fror them , that a man running such a .lac . p could got all they hind. The schema is pa brilliant one andfar ahead of soiling tln ° building for $200 or $300 , H. Eisenhouser , who was arrested a t Donison on tlio charge of defrauding ht s employer out of several hundtoa dollar during the course of years in which ii p had boot clerking in the store , ha s served his time on the fiat conviotio a , the I'udsa having hold that ho must b o tried on each item aoparatoly , thus ma k lug it patty larceny instead of a petitw kn tiary offense. He has now been take n back for trial on another small item , ail d 1 is threatened with being prosecuted o Il 1 one after another clear through the lie t , At the rate of thirty days in jail on ca all I it would have boon hotter for hint a have taken it all in one doao , i ' The colored folks hold a largely a b tended and enjoyable dance at Bloom aC Fixon's hall Wednesday evening , an { i 4 the proceeds wore hntended to apply jp a the building of the now African churc } Ir but Roy. Mr. Miller , the pastor , says 1 to will not accept it , as lie does not want a church built by giving dances. This is rather an advanced atato of conscience fn comparison with some of the vhI to church folks , who indulge in all sorts of schemes for raieing money , lotteries I u , r , i atoned , although lost summer the church folks and others ( owes so lustily in mho s hout to close up all the gambling houses and games of chnnco. Now the gmn blhig houses are running more open than e ver , and mho church folks open up little gmoe o [ chance Dn their own acount , ] t remains for ( ho colored people of n colored church to rise in proEoat against getting money for churches from any at he ways of the world. THE OARHOLIO FAIR , Sonic o ! ' * Jro Ilauors nndtlie Various Featirres of Entertainment I'rontlscd , Tim ladies having charge of the Cntho Ho fair wish to return thanks to the following - lowing persons their contributions : Drr. Lang , handsome shawl , Dir. S. Itoller , ebony stand , Mr. Darling , ltlankets and bracket. Mrs. Brown , silver nndglaae jolly dish , Dir , and Mrs , D , W. Foster , toilet sot , Mr. Michaolr , silver lvator pitcltdr , Mr. Liasky , lap robe , Mr , Froihnan , Ottoman silk circular , Mrs. Morgen and Mrs. Bock , easy chair. chair.Mr. Mr. MoNamnra and lady , of St. Louis , silver renter service , Mr. Henry Eiseman , boy's suit , Mr. Mossier , gout's overcoat , Mrs. Arbuthnot , lady's hat. St l'atriek's Benevolent society , h andsome parlor sot , Ancient Order of Hibornians , marble tap bed roam sot , Mrs. Fifer , large wax doll. Sisters of St. Francis academy , hand. s ome doll. Mr. Jncquomin , vanes and album. Gold headed cane , Father McManomy. Gold watch , on exhibition at Mr. Jacquatnin's , to ho voted to the assistant Yntd masters of the differmtt railroads. Silver set , by mho ladies of the conBro gotten. Silver water service , to be voted to mho host popular secret and benevolent society. Easy chair to the most popular house keeper. A cane will be voted to the most popu- ] ar ( total keeper , Tltoro is also a seal akin calto be voted to the most popu hit pohcoman. The candidates for the cane on Main street are Holat & Spot. man , of Koil's hotel , and Max Mahn , of Elmo Creston house ; Pater Bcchtola , of the European ( tote ( and the proprietors of the Pacific and Ogden houses on Broadway ; Kuhl , of the St. Joe house. The fair will open the 26thh of December and continuo till the 2d of , January. The ladies intend making it very t. tractive sits hope it will hwell atond od , na it is for n vor worth object , the building of the now atholic church on the corer of Fifth avenue and Sixth s treet. Louise should reflect wall before using nny preparation that Is applied to so delicate a sar- ace as the skin. duy cosmetic will at first mlart a hoautifyliig effect turd not appneaut y' uQnro the sklni , but in a vary short time ittlo blotches and discDluratlons appear au tlnoface whlcb cniclusivoly ahmv the poison one drtigs iii their cxnnposition. It car be safely said that more than two-thirds of the taw ponders contain those injurkms ingrodl outs. 1'oazonPs mcdlcatod complexion powder is notmdy absolutely free front all deleterious unnttor , but its pruuilxrt Ingredient. is an aetfvu curative for all diseases of the ekh. It linx stood the test of yaws. Sold by all druggists. - - - - - PERSONAL. Mauraco Il , Barnes , of Omaha , was in the city yeatarday , looking after the interests of Omaha's crockery factory. IIo is a brother of "Baby" Barnes , and Is a heavy weight , though too much of a gentleman to ho on the thumb. Ir. 0. Itaymond , of Raymond & Campbell , has gene to Ottawa , Ills , , on a business trip , Mrs. L. II , .Jossiyn , of Jnnoavlllo , Wis. , le hero on a visit to her daughters , Mrs , IL. ' , Y. Tilton and Mrs , 1' , M. Fryer. A. W Aakwlth , of this city , has decided to locate ht Walnut , and attar upon the practice of law ht that place , John Macatoo\V. S. Baird aui Miss Ida Wallace , Council Bluffs young folks who have boon attending Cornell cohloge at Mt. Vernon , I owa , hm o rotuzanod honio to spoimd their holiday vacation , Frank Smith , of Washington , 1) . C. , wht lies beou t lsiting lds cousin , \V. F. Sapp , Jr , , and ntakiug many ploy.saut aaluaintnuco s hero , loft last ovozmlng for home. D. 11 , Sulotnun , the attorney far the 1Yn bash , left for humno last evening. lv. A. Ellis , of Westtm , was on the strce of Council hulls yesterday , Among time Chicagoans at time Ogden yesterday wore : H , C. Jack , J , MoNaughton ' and W , II , Stanton. W. F , Webster , of lloehostor , N. Y ax. rived at the Ogden yesterday , 1V. 0 , McCo d , secretary for Mayor Carey r of Dee Dlolnes , Is In the city visiting his uncle If , S , Boyle Mrs , \V.IIM. 1'usey startol last evening for 1Yashhgton , , to join her husband , Con , grosamun Posey , expecting to romntn durln g ( lie whorr , ' 1'Irolr daughter , D1Iss ] into 1'ue . soy , awontpanioc her , J , L. Mack , of St. Loud. , was at the l'acif ° yoetortlay , Ii , 'IV , Knapp , of St. Joe , le at mho l'ac11i a Attorney II , J , Chambers , of Avoca , w mm the city yesterday , v , 0 , Nichols , of 1'hoqua , lYfe'nrrivod , n L the Pacific yesterday , IlorhPurd's Acid Phosphnto. } 'or Overworked Profaesioaal Men. Dr. CIIAS , T. MCTOIIBLL , Calmndnigua r N. Y. , says , I think it agroat restore r of brain force or nervous energy , " 'rite Dubuque Butcher's tuaactuiiw 1 will construct a union slaughter-house next spring lit a cost of between $61 OOD and $10,000 ; Thu association will be ' coma a stock company with a capital o f 20,000. , Early , Sac county , 1 year old , ha 6 several hundred inhabitants , with thro u elevators , two hotels , a fine largo school house , two churches , and a largo nuns her of auhaianttnl stereo and dwellings The now Methodist church 4horo w dedicated Itnt Sunday. , Tlno Clinton lumber company threatD n to roalovo from Clinton it the oil wave . house and barreling establishment of ( Ii ° Dubuque tack line company uro po minted to remain nl such close crux I unity to mho lumber unla as to din z ' mho safety of the tatter and other au r rounding propatty , R MYSTERIOUS ASSAULT , A Young hlau Slcgicl is the Yards 01 the Norlh mstcrl , 0 110 Arrest. and Anothcrto halloo- , As slated in yesterdays 11nu , a young man was on Wednesday night the victim of a mysterious assault , the particulars of which worn more fully developed yoster day. It appears from the statement of tim young man that Lfe Homo fe tiVillinm Miller , and he has boon atrain man , nnak tug his home at Shovandoah. On limo e vening named , he hod mot two other young men , who claimed to bo railway men , and in the employ et the North- w estern , nod while loitering about mho depot , naked them to get him passed down to Boone , n common courtesy onions railroad men. One of them Ilaid that it was usual in such caeca to trout , and so Miller wont over to theanloon and sot up the drinks. They played four g ames of pool , and than floe three wont bnckto the depot to soothe conductor of an outgoing freight. They told Miller it w as all right , and Ian they started down i nto the yard to whore the caboose was , M iller claims that ono of the two men with him struck him with n coupling pin , which ho noticed he had boon carrying in his hood. Driller was almost knocked iltaunsihlobutrocovoring lnintaolfetnrted on the run , the two others following him. Ho reached a house , and entered , and w as just washing the blood item a gash in his head , when the two came to the door and naked whore Miller woe , The man ( Autos in mho house told mho man that ho was not there amid they wont away. Miller attorwurdn was token to t he Metropolitan hotel , whore his wound , which proved to ho of thti scalp , about two inches in length , was cared for. Miller thought the attempt was f or the purpose of robbery , but there was no plausible reason for think- l ug so , amid tit fact no seeming reason for the attack at all. Yesterday ho learned that one of time two young men was I , V. Sondowski , lute has been employed by the Nartlt wostont rend for some umo. Sandoweki was arrested , amid on examination before Judge Aylosworth yesterday he ox- p lumed that ha was with Miller aa4tatod , but that mho man who struck him was n s tranger to him. IIo had uovor soon ( mini before that night , but supposed he w as a brakeman on mho freight on which Miller was going out. lie said ho was , and Sandowaki did not know t ° the con- trarp. Saudowaki could throw no lighten on the cause of the attack. IIo said that h e was going down alongside of the train taking numbers of cars , and a little ahead of Miller and the stranger , when the latter hit Driller as described. Ho said the supposed brnkcaman jumped between twoon the cots and skipped and Millar ran sway. IIo aanica having gone to tlta house to inquire for Miller. and do- Hied knowing anything about the nature of the assault. Miller himself said that Sandaweki was not the one who hit him , and that in fact lie offered him no t io lnrtco , but tltotightha was with tire other man chasing him , and recogui2ed his voice when they cnmu to the ] rouse to in rluiro after him. As it is expected that the other man will be soon brought into court , Judge Aylcswortlt hold back his decision in the Satdowaki case to see what new facts might be developed , rarnarkiitg that if the further oxamnna tiomof the case aid not show somothn } g more on Sandowak"'s part ho shtoul d diechnrgo hint , In ; tlnD metntimo , ho is released on his own recognizance. Six per cent city and farm loans. S,1 V Fergueson & Co. , 301'carl St. mw . C Mrs. M , Carroll , fashionable dressmaking making , cutting and fitting a specialty. Apprentices wanted , No. 720 Firs t avenue , nit stairs. Sidewalk Contracts. James Moithet him boot awarded the contract for the construction of n aide walk on the east aide of Broadway from Frank to Oak street for 00 cents , ' an a from Oak street to 1Vihtmmn'a ; brick yard for 20 cents. (1. ( Troop line received t he contract for building sidewalk between twoon Tenth and Eleventh streets , a ' : t he north side of Sixth avenue , for 2h cents , P , D Mottaz has boon awarded the contract far the construction of n sidewalk on the east aide of Eight ( I street , frontBroadway to Avonua G , fa Ir G2 conta. , THE NEW DYEWORKS. F. it. Hurlburt huts opened , at No , 3 4 Pearl street , a steam dying and French : dry cleaning works , l'lunmos and tipp ' valvota silks , satins rent's cloth's ' g m arc ha nt'a shlf worn goods , all made ne good as thew , Dipthorla is prevalent , Use Dr , Jeff rtes ( CODUCiI Blull'e ) provontiva an a cure , or buy a coffin. ' 'Volt pay yott r unonoy and take your choice , SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE.-apoclal sdvertlsomente , such as Lost Found , To Loan , For Sale , To ] tent , Waate , Board big , etc w1n Lo inserted iii thle column at the to w ralo of TYN CENTS PEIt LINE for time drat In.ertlo 4 and FIVE CENTS I'EII LINE for each subsequent him sertlon. Leave sdmortlaomcuta at our omce , ye. 7 Pearl near Broadwev WANTS. > 7 IUNOAN-Cum maker and romancer , No , , lee 8 , d1Un 4t. , Ceuuwll hlnffa , lows , TANTYl1-Inrumnco agms' . In mamas. Comic U Props uhf . Addro.r It , tanpbun I' room 2l5L31ernaim.tnetOmahn , DocE-5t ' 111 ANTED-Eserybody mmCounvlhBluffato , tsk 0 Tuslisx , Dulirerud by rarrlcrat only twcut Y cents pie 11AIt0AINAuyunownnthiga act o ! Johr i . aoa.l5icy de'arlla ' , eight aolunms , caugcta ba ir gain by adlhg at Tux litx ottk o C ADINET I'ItOTOB-86 by the dorm , d the exec I dor4allery , 1N Slit , , .treat , Uounclt BIuS Dinner , and dummy tare both way. to Omaha cu toner. Dim orders of 8io and upward , JANTED-E + cryiuly to buy t Cluldma. pro tot worth more than dlsnionus-a io11c1 I tholrutullJ/alururand company , al New fur ( ; , ( ralc.luwcr the guy other cmnpau ) , 11 , f , llohnr , ayual for w e * a l low.tiouncli frnS. . rOR SALB AND KENT , fIW ItE1-T-A goad teem , tw by 15 Acct , over t he otilca 'totlloe , [ awlrig 1'tul street. Apmd ) ' at ll. . Mr $ + H , J , ilLoa ! hi. D , 1 PRYSICIAN & SURGEON ' 222 Idlddle Broadway , CouncU B1ut e. RUBBERS ! Our speech is short , but to time point , Best Chicago discounts every day in th year on Rubber Boots Shoes , AND ARCTICS. Goods WARItANTED as good as ANY in time nmrkot. They are made by the NEW JERSEY RUBBER SHOE CO. We have a big line of SPECIALS and at IMMENSE stock of regular an a EXTRA WIDE Boots and Shoes in all sizes , ready to ship on receipt of orders. G c 77 7 Or second quality Boots we are introducing nro better than ninny so-called fits quality , and we give a largo EXTIIA discount on thorn , z. T. LINDSEY & CO. , 412 Broadwa , Council Bluffs Iowa. THE FINEST CHRISTMAS PRESENT of the Season is Ono of These Elegant Overcoats Made to Order b y mihi c C Teller MERCHANT TAILORS. No. 7 and 9 Main Street Council Bluffs Iowa. MAYNE & PALMER 1 DEALERS hr Hard and Soft Coal , UULiAND BARIIEL LIME , JAUlSY1LLE AND PORTLAND OESIENT , bIlCII1GAN PLASTER , IIAlfl AND SEWER PIPE , N o , 039 Broadway , - - - COUNCIL BLIIPFB , IOWA Z7xR17C TOxY , CJ09NCJIL. x. . JOHN Vin. BAIRD , TY COLLEC I N AOENOY 0111 o corner DnroadwayandMan sttreet JOHN BENO & CO . GENEIIAL MERChANDISE. .1 19 Mnln street and 17 Pearl street. MAX MORN PRESTON iI 2178a , d 210 Aafa street. DR J F VPHITE OFFICE , corner ( nano and Filth up-stairs. Residence , 60e lylllow avenue N SO13URZ JUSTiCEOPTIIEPEACE , , Ofece over American Express. S . S. VVAGNER LIVERY AND FEED , , Wln contract torlunorala at reasonable rates , 22 Fourth street J , M , Sr , JOHN & CO..CASH BUYERS. Wholesale tryaud fruRt. butter Ship eggs , Coca pool . . Draft by returo mall. 146 Broadway. JACOB KOCH MERCHANT TAILOR , Stock Complete. Suits made at reasonable prices. No , 805 slain St.l . G F S MITH CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER , . , Corner 7th and Broadway. Plans and specifications furnished. JAMES FRANEY MERCIIANT TAILOR , Artistic ( York and rcasonablo clrarca ; 872 Broadway , HOVPE & ON FURNITURE STOVES , . and household Supplies. s03 Broadway. IJINDT & HART , James Block.ATTOllN raccttlco In state and federal courts. S A NTT A B,7UM And batn house , 421 and 423 Broadway. L. Sovereign , Prop. P. J. Mont . . . C1 lJ 21 LL I U gomery , M. D. Physlclan. ED VOIN J. ABBOTT JUSTICE OF TIIE PEACE , . , Notary Public and General Convoyanccr. 415 Broadway , REVERE HOUSE , House.ON , , . Broadway opposite Refitted 81 , 81,5e per d. r HAIR GOODS OF ALL KINDS. Sold a e Lowest rice IN TDE WEST , QUALITY CONSIDERED , At MRS. D. A , BENEDICT , - 337 W. Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa 9 ( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE ) TOEY [ TO IP I LOAN . a ESTATE . Complete Abstracts of Title to nil Lots and hands in the County. PREIV1IUM -IN- C1 f 1 Coloi's 7 , Solar Camera Enlnr ement for the trade at reasonable rotes. Orders ay mail promptly fillc . C , D. LIICCOCI { , 143 Broadway. Council Bluffs , . GROSVENOR & GUNN > t MANUFACTURERS OF : : a o ors , 311 Upper Broadway , Council Bluffs ; Iowa , IF YOU WANT BOOTS , SHOES OR RUBBERS CALL ON _ 7 Corner Main and ] drat Avenue , Council Blaili3 , IIo lies Them. PETER Ca MILLER WHOLESALE AND RETAIL W aII-PP a e r and WI c do w Stadesacd PaletloQ 6 In all its Bracchesl FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLE. No.lla k outh hoar ( pit. - ( .iounoil 331 7t fe Our line of Stoves is tjl0 l11U9s complete nil n ° city and includes all the most Desirable PA + terns and Latest IIo11rovomentth ! We tan's haunnoroa ihD prices down as thin as they will stand without breaking , and you are invited to call sod sea homy thick the stoves are iii comparison. PECiAL DRIVE 011 A LOT OF HARD COAL STOVES , Nickel , slightly tarnished , at a reduction of $5.00 each , arlvoL. WXLXG Xml 504 Brpaalvaand 10 and 12 Ma , , , Sf Council Bluffs. a w-.u. , - A : - - = Emp Ie Hardware n , , t1rrt'1n'i fr ± ' r r I 3fa LY3 ) r h , ' K na , . . .a n. A f h _ z a a 100 and 111 S , Main Street , , S yf 11 ! r ) couxalL BLUFFS , IOWA. e-tc , 1 r3. WIIOLI'sSALE DEALERS IN HATS , CAPS BUCK GLOVES , 342 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , HOUSES , LOTS AND LANDS Iought and t5old. Money Loaned Abstracts Furn 1she d h. lt' . MoM1 SON No. 4 Pearl Street , - - - - COUNCIL BLUFFS , , MRS. D. Aa BENEDI"T DEALER I N Ladies' Pupig1jjJg . Goo I 4 NOTIONS , JEWELRY , &C. 337 W , Broadway , - - COUNC I BLUFFS , IOWA M. GALLACHER. c 71Ft ® C r ° i t . Now Store , Fresh Goods , Low Prlcea and Polite Attendants. II - { First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel , } L0 QanltfeVAY BEUHTELE'S European IsI 6 The only only hotel run on the European plan in this city. New building , newly furnished and all modern improvements , and is centrally located. PETER BECi TELEf PROPRIETOR , Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa , .E cR : , is .ii s.a. V Y. aaa.ai37t .Dag a3vYJI aG..a r -IN- Table Cutlery , Flower Pots , Etc , , call on W. S. HOMER & CO , , - 23 Main St. , Council Bluffs , r . WHY DON'T YOU OET S ) MD OF FITCH BROTHER'S ' CUSTOM SHIRTS ? Perfect Fitting , Beat and Cheapest , Flno Linen Collars and Cuffs. No. 715 Fourth Street , Council Bluffs ; Iowa. PAWNBROKER SALE Or Unredeemed Goods. / CREAT BARGAINS In diamonds suitable for ladies and gents , also in ladies' and gents' solid gold and and silver watches and chains , and a full line of sat and plain gold ringa , 250 men's and 00 boy's overcoats. All these articles most be sold , Droucy ] Dot on ALL KINDS of personal property. D GOLDSTEIN 228 Middle BroadwaY , opposite city building. Council Bluffs" STEINHART & FREYHA N 1 Wholesale ' . If I a ors OF COUNCIL 1mLhFFS , WILL REMOVE THEIR llU3'NES9 TO Omaha , Neb. , January 1st , 1384 , IIAVING SECURED WEST A FIIITCIIIR's : OLD STAND , :1JOe : ] :3Q ' e r wu R. VAUGHAN , Justice of the Peace. Omaha and Council Bluffs , list ! estate and cotlootlon agency. n Odd Fellow. lock , over SavineBank. tones- JACOB RIMS. E. P. CADWELL. SIMS da CADWELL , Attorneys -'at-Law , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA Of Ace , Mann Street , Rooms 1 and Shugart A Mc. Mahon' . Block. WUl practloo In State std edr..l court. silos. orrmcaa , u , a , rresr. OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS , Council Bluff. It. Esta6lis/Jea - - 1856 Dealer. rf Foreign -and Domcstlc Exduuge and lions Sceutae Make Your Contracts Now for Your Winter upply of Missouri Hard Wood AND hIARDANDSOtT ccftI -WITh- P. OVERTON , 505 Fiat Avenue , Council Bluffs , Iowa , And secure time beret adlcla end lull measure st the very io.rest pike. Store wood delis weed to soy mar of the city JOSEPH GAGHEGAN. HARD WOOD AND . --COAL- Uluffa. Corner Mdn street and EI Itth avenue , C oun LfLosat rite. And prompt delivery . . . . . a WINTER RESORT. SILOAM MINERAL SPRINGS. cure or No Sway. ' 'e xua enteo the cure of thu followhg , named dle senses , ormio iay : IthcueaUsn , , Scrruln ( , Uhers , Catarrh , a 1 Blood aodklndlscarus , Dyp3'ala ' , Liver ComplaintlIdney and bladder Dlaease , . Gout , . ralgiaandAsthnta , The. , 4prhigsaro the fasorita resort of the tired sad dehlllratad , and are the FEEBLE LAIIIrS BET FRIEND , Oeod hotel , livery and bathing accotnodatlon h.tli Winter and eununer. Lotnlfty highly plcturesyuo amid healthy Accer.lble by Wab'xlt ' raIIsa7 , at Etuna , or C. , B. 4 ; ti. , at Allaii. Correaronduntu solicited , REV , II , M. TIIODI'SON Manager , Siloam Sprlugs , ( iora,1' . 0.Uadry Co. , Mu. R. Rice M. D. CANCERS or other tumor. removed wlthoutthe 1 knife or drawing of blood. CHRONIC DISEASES of kinds a apeclalty. Over thirty years practlcd experience , 001co No , b Pearl street , Couned fluffs , lfConaultatlon free COMMERCIAL , COUNCIL DLUYI'S ) IAnKET. Wheat-No , 2 spdug , 70c ; No. 3 , OOe ; cc. jacted , 50c ; good demand. Corn-Dealers mire payhg , 30o for old corn ami 25e for new. Oats-In good demand at 20o Iiay-4 OO o01or ton ; fOe per bale. Ryo-lOc ; light supply. Corn Meal-125 per 100 pounds , Soon-Good supply ; prices at yams , 6 ooQ O Coal-Delivered , hard , 115O per ton ; soft , O OO per ton' ' Iluttor-I'lentY and In fair doumul at 20e ; creamery , Sic. , Eggs-Bendy sale at 20o ier , dozer , ' Laid-Fairbauk's , seholesuling at lla l'ouitry-Finn ; dealers are paying for chickens lCc ; live , 2501er duzon , Vegetables-Potatoes , h Oc ; onions , tOc ; cal . bagel , 30Q 1Oc per dozen ; apples , 3OOtj35 per barrel , Flour-City flour , l GOQ3 40. Broouta 2 OO s. 3 OO y r dot. wrs aTOCS , Cattle-3 OOQ3 50 ; calve. , 5 OOQ7 50 , Hogs-Local packers have comutencod but' . lug now and there Is a good deutsnd for all ' grades at 4 35Q4 50 , . , - ' .a _ " _