\SJLJLJ JAJNUAttY 14,1881.
THE DAILV BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Monday Morning , Jani 14i
RATES :
By terrier -20 eonta for week
By Hal - - 110.00 ptr Year
OFFICE :
No. 7 Foarl Btroot , Near Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
Additional local on seventh pngo.
Cheap railroad tickets at BushnoH's.
The city council moota this afternoon.
Bryant street bridge ia being painted ,
Permit to wed has been given W. H.
Copson nnd Belle Bums.
Mr. Hellos is preparing special scenery
for the "Bollos of Oornovillo. "
The bsard of supervisors are to re
sume their deliberations to-morrow.
The lot-up of the cold weather Ima
caused a resumption of work on build
ings.Tho
The boys in the jail are inproving in
their singing of gospel hymns for the
Sunday services.
The funeral of Mrs. Nancy Cook waa
hold at the Catholic church Saturday , and
was largely attended.
William Ovorton , who stole a colored
woman's clothing at the Broadway hotel ,
has boon sent to jail for thirty days.
The Amateur Dramatic club are to
give n comedy in Shugart'a hall this
evening , the proceeds to bo for the Epis
copalian Sunday school.
About twonty-fivo couples indulged in
a surprise party nt Win. Stoinkopf B res
idence Saturday evening and took the
Bavarian band with them to furnish
music.
Airs. Davenport , the city librarian ,
? hoa suffered by sngak thiovoa , who ran
sacked her house during her absence ,
t
and got n small sum of money , a gold
chain and bracelet.
N
i Sneak thieves visited the residence of .
li * Mrs. Woirick Saturday night , and stele
three overcoats. Quo of them was found
in a second-hand stoo soon after , it hav
ing boon sold for a moro song.
Regular monthly buxinoal molting of
the Y. M. 0. A. at their rooms , No. 12
north Main street , Monday evening at
7:30. A full attendance of members is
requested. O. O. FITCH ,
Secretary.
A raid was made Saturday night by
the police , by which Kick Webber and
Matilda Howard were run in on com
plaint of not having the needful marriage -
riago certificate to warrant their inti
macy.
J. M. Phillips , who always has a warm
aide for the veterans , has guaranteed
that the money needed for freight charges
on the cannon to bo placed on the sol
diers' cemetery lot , will bo provided by
the time the cannon reach horo.
A fanner's team broke and ran from
the court house Saturday. They came
to a standstill up against Jainos & Ilav-
erstock's brick building , corner of Pearl
and Willow avenue , ono of the horses
thrusting his hood right through a largo
plato of glass.
The board of trade is to moot this
evening to elect oilicors and transact
other business pertaining to the annual
meeting. All the members who can
should bo present. The board can do
much for the benefit of the city if the
members take hold enthusiastically.
Henry Dust , the dusky youth arrested
for robbing a man named Drake , with
whom ho was out on a spree , waa tried
Saturday and acquitted. Dust was ar
rested the day before Christmas , but was
forgotten and laid in jail some time before
fore any information was filed. ,
Abe Lincoln post , G. A. It , , is ono of
the strongest and most wide \\ako \ or
ganisations of veterans in the whole land ,
and is now planning to secure a hall for
their own exclusive use. They have an
eye on the ono in Shugart'a block , and
about $300 lias already boon subscribed
for this enterprise.
The Shenandoah Reporter uses up a
whole column in urging the town coun
cil to buy the roller skating rink and run
it , the profit to form a sinking fund for
the liquidation of the town debt. If the
roller skating rink was not bettor man
aged than Boino that have started here ,
it would bo all sinking fund and no pay
ing fund.
The police force waa changed about
yesterday. Ofilcora Clough and Cuaick
go on day duty , and the night force was
arranged as , follows : Hayes , central
Broadway ; Mullen , middle Broadway ;
Leonard , South Main street ; Brooks ,
First ward ; Beswick , lower Broadway ,
and Barhyto , Sixth , Seventh and Eighth
streets.
There ia a question whether the present
ent hose of the fire department will stand
the pressure of the water works , The
hose ia four or five years old , or even
older , and three years is considered
about tbo average time of service. The
chief boa time and again recommended
the purchaao of now hoeo , but no action
lias boon taken.
There waa a alight street fight on
Broadway late Saturday night , and when
Officers Beawick and Leonard started for
ike eceno the fellowa skipped out. They
gave chajse , but Bosvrick slipped and foil ,
while Leonard , finding himself winded ,
jGred hii revolver , which brought ono of
ike fellows to a standstill , and bo was
brought in. Ho gave hU jiamo aa
Leonard , * o that the ohaso wa Leonard
v . Leonard. He will have Allowing
ik moraia 4
BAD BOOKS ,
Re ? , Mr , Macfcay Gircs Ms Hearers
Plain talk
SeiiRfUlonnl Novels nncl Ooody-Goody
Memoirs both to bo Avoided ,
Hov. T. J. Mnckny , the rector of St.
I'nul's church , is not nt all backward in
tolling his people just what ho boliovos.
Yesterday morning , in his usual frank
manner , ho pulled off his glovoa and
handled the subject of literature for
youth and children. Ho chose as his
starting point the incident in the lifo of
Mnnoah , when an nngol appeared unto
her and informed her that she was to
bring forth a child , Samson. Ho panted
to remark that in American homoB such
an announcement would bring sadness
and gloom , rather than joy mid gladness.
Ho had already , in ft previous discourse ,
handled that subject , and so only paused
long enough to point to the contrast between -
twoon Manoah and most of the women
of to-day. His text proper was the
question which Manoah naked , "How
shall wo order the child , and how shall
wo do unto him f
t
This question ho pressed homo , espe
cially aa to what kind of reading shall bo
put in the hands of the children. Ho
spoke of the great amount of vile trash
which was being scattered like the wind ,
only to reap the whirlwind. Ho cited
facts and figures gathered by Anthony
Comstock nnd others , showing that this
evil was far more extensive and alarming
than even intelligent , well-road people
had any idea. The result wna also ap
parent in the largo number of boys and
youth arrested for crime , and ho gave
startling figures , showing the number
arrested in Now York alone during seven
months. Youthful criminals and other
oyil results wore but the fruitage of this
yilo literature. Ho spoke of the sport
ing papers whoso horrible pict
ures lay exposed upon the
counters of the news-dealers , before
the eyes of young and old , a shame to a
civilization which -would produce such
literature. Ho also picked up a list of a
"nickel"library , the prospectus of which
stated that all the books wore free from
slang and vulgarity , and showed the un
healthy moral tone of even this alleged
collection of chaste reading. "A Hun
dred Scalps , " "Tho Minor's Ghost , " and
other titles were given us as samples.
For live cents a boy was able to buy poi
son which might ruin mind , body and
soul forever.
Besides The Police Gazette and other
paporn ho gave Peek's Sun a slap in the
tftco and cued the instance of a gang of
boyish robbora and incendiaries being
organized , with n care for headquarters ,
in the whore "That "
very city Bad Boy"
was written and most circulated.
In urging his hearers to make a strong
fight against the distribution of vile
and trashy literature , among the
young , ho warned thorn not to bo too
confident that their own sons and daugh
ters were not already caught in the
whirlpool. Many vile books and papers
were road on the sly , without the knowl I-
edge of parents. The children should
not bo wjiippcd , and the trashy books
dcstroyod , and the matter end there )
This would not stop it. It would sim
ply load the children to still further de
ceit , and a greater anxiety to got at the
prohibited reading. The childrons'
minds must bo given something bettor in
its place.
Ho thought that the church people
were much to blame. They placed loy lon
the Sunday school library goody-goody
kind of books which the adults thorn-
aolvos would not road. Memoirs of this
and that and the ether good saint , arc all
right enough in their place , but no sort
III
of books to interest the young. The boy
would take such a book homo , stick I
under the sofa , or in some nook , and lot )
it ntay there unopened until another
Sunday brought him the bare chance of
getting Bomo other book moro interesting.
Ho , himself , thanked God for the good
woman who parly in his life placed
Scott's novels in his hands , and got him
interested in those , so that his mind , being -
ing kept engaged and interested , tliero
was developed in it a love for good liter
ature. Ho urged parents to got their
children started on Bomo such reading'
give thorn "Leather Stocking , " or some
of Maine Reid's stories. Toll thorn
something about the book. Awaken
their curiosity. Head to them. In this
way much could bo done to got thorn
started right.
Ho strongly criticised the namby-
pamby , goody-goody oort of Sunday
school paper. They gave the children an
idea that religion was sentimental , and
with nothing in it for a boy or
girl who are full of lifo , merriment -
mont and activity. It was only
by a struggle that ho could road one of
those papers himself. Ho wished the
church would give him money enough
sj that ho could furnish every scholar in
the Sunday school , who was not other
wise provided , Harper's Young People ,
or the Youths' Companion , or aomo
paper or journal of that sort. The sickly ,
sentimental stuff dealt out by the church
only drove the children to road some
thing vile and hurtful. A healthy , inter
esting , invigorating reading should bo
given.
Broken hearts , doctor bills and funeral
expenses can bo avoided in every case by
using Dr. Tclleris' ( Council Bluffs , la. )
provontatiyo and euro for diphtheria.
Cures all kinds of sere throat. Best
remedy for cataarh known. Send for it.
Full printed directions foi use.
THE NEW ENGINEEB ,
The Bonn ! of Trade Hears what Ho [
11ns to Hay , and AulCH the Ooirn
oil to Hire Him.
Mr. Williams , the engineer from Chicago
cage , whom the council got to como here
for his expenses , has boon looking over
the city for a few days , and the other
evening presented some of his views to a
mooting of the board of trado. His the
ory seems to bo to widen and deepen the
bed of the crook so as to secure a strong
enough llovr of water to wash out-small
obstacles and prevent its filling up. Ho
also proposes to drain the storm water
immediately into the creek , without it
passing through the sowora in connection
with the different houses.
The board of trade passed resolutions
asking the city council to have nn imme
diate survey of the grounds mode , and
also to soouro Mr , Williams' services iu
drawing up a'plan of city soworago.
It mny bo that Mr. Williams can In a
fair days investigation bo able to reach a
successful solution of the crook problem.
It is to bo hoped so , but those who have
watched its ficklcssncss and tro chory
for years , and sco it widen and deepen
itself until valuable adjacent property
has boon undermined , cannot but look
with fear and trembling upon n sugges
tion to widen and deepen it still moro.
Indian crook is a puzzle indeed , and
whatever is done with it should only bo
attempted after getting the opinion of
moro than ono engineer , and that after
moro than n few days studyof the prob-
lornt
Mrs. A. Bryan , dressmaker. Cutting
a'specialty , C04 S. Main st. , up stairs.
SciiHfxtlon In Muslcixl Clrclcf * .
Pirranuiitt , Pa. , Jan. 7,1881.
J. Mueller , Esq. , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
Dear Sir : Wo mail you some of our
list of customers and little book of
Hardman Jeanos. If you got up any
thing of the sort please mail us copies.
Wo are handling the Ilnrdmnn aa our
bcstjitanoa and put it squarely in com
petition with the Steinway , Chickoring ,
Knabo , Jeanos , and with the greatest
success. Within a month wo have traded
Hardman Jpanos for thrco Steinways ,
ono Chickering and two Knabos , and
our Hardman grand is now used by
nearly all our resident players at their
concerts , it has taken a good deal of
work to overcome the prejudice fn favor
of the old standards , but wo have done
it hero , and if a number of Hardman
agents in the larger cities would handle
the piano on the aamo _ basis it would
soon occupy a first position then they
would sell easier and wo would got prices
nearer their value. Hope you are having
a good sale for them.
Yours , AlELIAIl , HOENB it HlINDUICKH.
THE DRIVING PARK ,
riio Old oniccrsllocloctcd with Good
Pronpecw Tor thin Season.
The annual mooting of the stockhold
ers of the driving park and fair associa
tion waa hold yeaterdoy evening. The
reports of the secretary and treasurer
wore * , read and approved. They
allowed up very aotiafactorily in many
respects , and the balance in the treasury
waa $4.12. The following were chosen
diroctora : J. W. Porogoy , J. T. Hart ,
G. T. Wright , H. Eiaoman , P. Lacy , AV.
T. Sapp , D. T. Erchor , W. S. Pottibono
and Thomas Bowman.
The directors elected the following ofii
cors :
President J. W. Poroizoy.
Vice President J. T. Hart.
Treasurer H. Eiacman.
Solicitor W. F. Sapp.
Secretary Thos. Bowman.
The action of the committee in arrang
ing to make this point ono in the Iowa
circuit was ratified. The condition and
prospects of the association are deemed
very encouraging , and with the same en
terprise shown by the management last
year , the meetings will doubtless bo more
successful than over boforo.
SPECIAL MEETING ,
The Aldermen to Gather This After-
noon to Consider
A special meeting of the city council is
called for this afternoon at 2 o'clock , the
main purpose being to give Mr. Barber
a chance to explain his asphalt pavement ,
and as the paving question is ono -which
concerns all , many citizens will gladly
take this opportunity of learning some of
the facts , by attending the mooting and
hearing Mr. Barber.
The young ladies vrho gave a leap-year
dance found that after paying expenses
they had about $7 in the general fund.
They very wisely concluded to purchase
groceries with this for the Homo of the
Friendless , and accordingly sent down
Hour , oat mdal , sugar , etc. , amounting to
this sum. Some good came out of "tho
giddy measures of the dance , " boaides all
who participated had a good timo.
Bill Lloyd , better known as "Comancho
Bill , " was arrested Saturday night by
Ofliconf Ousick and Brooks. Comanche
Bill is a well-known character , and it is
said that ho was in Macedonia the day
before the safe-blowing there , and mtspi <
cion has pointed toward him as being
connected with other plundering done in
this vicinity. All that was found in his
pockets was a few faro checks.
TUB Bui : is in receipt of a copy of
shoot music just published in the inter
est of the Chicago & Rock Island rail
way. The words and music are composed
by J. A. Rolf , who is in the company's
ollloo here , and who has written aomo
excellent musio before. In fact , ho is
rather a genius in the line arts , and this
last song shows that ho is gaining rather
than losing , it being an even bettor ono
than that which ho composed for the
road last year. This now ono is entitled
r"A famous railway lino. "
DR. THOMAS JEFFEEIS ,
No. t23 Sixth atenue , Council Bluffs , low * .
Homeopathic Physician and Mag-
netic Healer.
-rnB TEiRs1 jsxmusxo ; tuiurv tuna A IIKS-
IDKXT or COUXCIL Bivm.
Dlapnoili ( dlieased conditions dencrlbod ) without
ciK ilonljjir , Thuro are hundreds o ( witnesses to the
( act that the Mind arc restored , the deal mode to
hear , alia parali sis and rheuuutum of wombs and
Scars ( tamllnp frequently cured In to minute * ' time
Ihiough luyihlo mcuuerio , spirit or soul force ,
"lluwo things were not done In a corner , "
Thoonly reliable | > re\cntatl\e and cure ( or diph
theria known ( Uop U on hart'l ) . The bent jttUrrh
rcuu-ily In uw. Small | wx prcnenUUve uipcdor to
tacclnatlon. Eterycase of Indigestion ( dcirw ruia )
cured tiue required one to six weeks. Old ulcers ,
commonly called cancer * removed without the u o
olthukmio. I n fact all acute and chroula dUeaic *
ucctuufully treated
'I ha reconlu nf mnrttllty show that Or. JctTatlo Is
the most succekkful irattitloner ol mo Urine In the
wcsUrii country. HU greatest uccc 8 las kern Iu
caies that hxs bttllcd the skill of ottier doctors , ai
w ell as causing despair and financial rum. In many
case * .
TKIliia REASONABLE.
No charge ( or coniultatlon by letter or other * lie.
Inclosettamp where answers to letters are required.
Ikstklnd olrctcrnccs git en.
tfT Persons free from contagious disease will bo re
ceded Into blslustltutsul Health ( or treatment
R. Rice M. D.
HAUPPRI or other tumors removed without th
uaflUunu , kullo or drawing o ( Wood.
" "
DISEASES olktod" nad-lly ,
0fflcoN ° ' ]
MTOoniulUllou ( rev ,
? JUsaM > ? l 3e '
Wo have the following goods in quantities to suit purchasers :
Sheep Skin Slippers ,
Kid Sock Protectors ,
Magnetic Insoles ,
Cork and Imitation Cork Soles.
Shoe Dressing , "T. M. 70" Blacking ,
Heaton Button Fastners ,
Shoe Laces. Shoe Brushes ,
Shoe Hooks. Etc. , Etc ,
As we buy above goods of Manufacturers in Idrge quantities for Spot
ash , we arc enablcu to sell them low enough to suit competition. Ordeis
promptly attended to.
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO ,
* tl2 Broadway. Council Bluffs. Town.
CASADY & OECUTT ,
M2 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Carpets and Curtains
Also many no > cltlcs In HOUSE FURNHISINO GOODS. Call and sco us ,
CASADY & ORCUTT.
MAYNE & PALMER ,
DEALKU3 IN
Hard and Soft Coal ,
BULK 'AND BARREL LU1E , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , MICHIGAN PLASTER , HAIR
AND SEWER PIPE.
No , 039 Broadway , . . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
SMITH & TOliTjER.
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS ,
7 and 9 Main strcot ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , . . . . IOWA.
, OOTTHXTOXXJ
W 13 A TTJTI ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAOKU OF POTTAWATTAIIIE COUN
VVi n M I n. I J .
} TYCOLLECTION AGENCY. Office corner Broadway Ad llaln street
TfiTT'M UPTttn A. r n GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
OUH1M DJIllXU 05 UU.i 18 Main street and 17 Pearl street.
T\/T / A V TW1 nTTTkT CHESTON HOUSE.
1VI.AA MUJllMi Hotel , 217 and 210 Main street.
JJlli J. JT. WJjJ..LJj > Corner Main and riuliup-etalrs. Residence , 009 Willow avenue.
P Q PITTTT5 n JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
l OUI1UJ.I J. Offlco o\er American Eipress.
w A f LIVEHY AND ,
MTT3 FEED
So
, O. VVja.lJlN.Dn > Will contract tor tuneralut reasonable ratea. 82 Fourth atreet.
J. M , ST. JOHN & OO..OASH BUYERS.
Draft by return mall. 146 Broadway.
1 A POR TTHPTr MERCHANT TAILOR ,
UJJVJUJJ JXUUHt Stock Compieta. Bulta made at reasonable prices. No. BOB Main Btl
*
o n/rTrpTr CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER ,
&TI
JL i O'VIXJLX1 ' > Corner 7th and Broadway. Plans and speclflcatlons furnished.
/ ! "CTJA'MT'V MERCHANT TAiLoit
IAn/rrQ IWiiN JIl 11 Artlatlo Work and reasonable charKca. 872 Broadway.
TTfYWP AT QlTW FURNITURE BTOVE3.
HUVVJIl OS OU1N and Hou ehold Bupplloa. 8o3 Broadway.
TTNTTYT XT TTAPT1 ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
JJ J.J.1 U JLJi > II nluJLt James Block. Practice in state and ( ederal courts.
Q A "MTT1 A T ? 1 TTM Anl1 batn house , < 21 and 423 Broadway. L. Sovereign , Prop. P. J , Mont
AIM 1 JLAlt 1 U 1VL
O gomorr. M. D. Phislclan. _ _ _ _
P'nTATT'Wr T A'P'RHTT JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
JjUVVJ.li U jCXjjgJUJL J. | Notary PuMlo and General Conveyancer. 415 Broadway ,
13'P'V7T"PP TinTTQP SMITH & NORTON ,
IVJj V J-lJXJj HUUO.D ) Broadway opposite Now Opera House. Rentted 11,81.60 per da ;
A'Large Assortment of Hard and Soft Goal
TOVES ! STOVES ! STOVES !
Being loft over , must ho sold at your own prices. I need
IIXIIED
to fill coutracte. S. GOLDSTEIN , 538 Broadway.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special adtertlucinento , Hch aa Lost ,
Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Kent , Wants , Hoard
ing , etc. , will bo Inserted In thla column at the low
rate ol TEN CENTS PER LINK ( or the first Insertion
and FIVE CKNTH PER LINK ( or each subsequent In-
Bortlon. LCMO ad > ertUotncnts at ouroQIco , No. 7
Pearl Street , near Broadwav
WANTS.
TyANTKIBoy , n ith ponj , to dilh er TUB DUB.
TIT ANTED K\tiiy boclym Council Bluffs to Uke
VV TUB I ) KB. Delivered by carrier at only twenty
cents .
a week.
T\TANTED A girl to do houne ork at 705 , Elith
IT avenue. Mn. A. B. Walker.
A ClENT8WANTED-Ine > ery town In Nebraska
. Ito present the bo t mutual LenedcUry | lo Insur
ance ooinianj | now Incorporated. Actho men can
make laiK'e ialarlef. Good rcfermce lequlred.
Address J. W. BEKoffice , Council Dluffs , Iowa.
OLD PAPERS-For sale at Urn olllee. at ZKccnU
a hundred.
T0ll SALK-Tho whole era iair intertst In a K <
A1 era ) merchandise toio. doliiB Rood uuslness.
flood and sulHoltnt reasons ( or scUliiir. Address J.
.
W.S. , IlMoltlce , Council uludi , Iowa.
or
, cor. 3rd. ayenue.
JAcousuia K.I..CADWKLL.
8IMS& CADWELL ,
Attorneys-at-Law ,
court *
W. R. VAUCHAN.
Justice of the Peace.
Omaha and Council Bluffs.
Mrs , HJ , Hilton ML
,
PHYSICIAN & I&R&
323 Kiudlo Broadway , Council Bluff * .
JOSEPH GAGHEGAN.
HABD WOOD
AND
-COAL
Corner.Main street and Eighth aunue , C oun
BluHa.
BluHa.f
f Lowest rates and prompt ilijjhcry
WINTER RESORT.
.SILOAM
MINERAL . SPRINCS.
. . .
We vua'antce the rmo of the following1 named dis-
scosua , or no pay : Itheuiuatlmn , Scrofula , Ulcers
Catarrh , a I Blood andtklndUeaics , Uvipepala , Uie
Complaint , Kidney and Bladder Dlncases. Gout , Neil
ralfia and Asthma , Tbesj Springs are the favorite
resort of the tired au.1 dcbllltaUd , and are the
FEEBLE LAWKS BEST FRIEND ,
Oood hotel , Ihery and bathing acoomodition both
winter and summer. Localllj hk-lily plcturcaqu
and healthy , Accessible by Wttbahh railway , a
EvonaorUU. & Q , at Albany. Oorrcspoudenco
solicited , REV. M.M. THOMPSON.
Manager.
8 lloam Springs , Cora , P. 'O. , Gentry Co. , Mo.
ANALYSIS.
Speclflo OraUty , . . , , , . , . 1,002
Reaction , . , . , . Neutra
Carbonic Acid Oas . , , . 26 In , per galloi
Carbonate Calcium . , . , . , 35.0J1 Uraln
Carbonate Iron . 7i/41
Sulphate Magnesia. . . , , , . , . , , S,1tO
Sulphate Calcium. . . . . . . . . i.ua
Chloride Sodium . . . 7sao
siiiica . ; . i KB
Alumina . . . . , , .0,016
Organ lo and Volatile matter and lost . . , .1,450
Total solldi | * r gallon . 87,174 '
WBIUIIT & M KRUI.L , t'lieiulsts.
rues , omcu , u. x. rusir.
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Council Bluffs . . U.
Establishea - - 1856
Dealer * In Foreign and Domestic Exchange and
Home SecuntlM
Empkie Hardware Co
109 and 111S. [ Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
WHOLESALE DEALKHS IN
J
342 nnd 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
LANDS
ri.at3.cl J3olcl.
Money Loaned , Abstracts Furnished
* " ' * " * * * * *
No. 4 Pearl Street , ? ? ? COUNCIL BLUFFS.
BECHTELE'S V.
uropean
The only only hotel run on the European plan 'in thia city. Now building ,
newly furnished and all modem improvements , nnd is centrally located.
PETER BECB TELE , PROPRIETOR ,
Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa.
STEINHARDT & FREYHAN ,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers ,
OP COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
IR HU 3VC O "V IE D
THEIR BUSINESS TO
Omaha , Ne"b. , January 1st , 1884 ,
HAYING SECURED WEST & FRITCIIER'3 OU > STAND ,
( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. )
I ! TO LOM.HEAL ESTATE !
Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lots and Lands in the County.
Our line of Stoves is the mos. , complete in no city and includes all the most
Desirable Patterns and Latest Improvements !
Wo have haminereu the prices down as thin aa they will stand without breaking ,
and you are invited to call and sea how thick the stoves are in comparison.
PECIAL DRIVE ON A LOT OF HARD COAL STOVES ,
Nickel , alightly tarnished , at a reduction of $5.00 each.
504 Broaaway-and JO and 12 Mam St. , Council Bluffs.
WHY DON'T YOU
OETS3ME OF
FITGH BROTHER'S ' CUSTOM SHIRTS ?
Perfect Fitting , Best and CheapestKFine jjncn Collars and Cuffn.
No. 715 Fourth Street , Council Bluff's , Iowa- .
M. GALLAGHER.
Now Store , Fresh Goods , Low Prices and Pollto Attendants.
First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel , }
PETEE C. MILLER ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Wail-Paper and Window Shadesand Painling in all its Branches ,
FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLE.
SJt.
GROSVENOR & GUNN ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
311 Upper Broadway , Council Bluffs ; Iowa.
FROM NOW UNTIL FEB. 1 , WE WILL GIVE
XTRA BA
In nil our Boots nnd Shoes , regnrdless o Qunlity. Don'fc miss this.
clmnce. S A. PIERCE , 100 Main Street.
RUBBERS !
Oar upooch is short , but to the poin . Best Ohicago ( discounts every day in the
year on
Rubber Boots , Shoes ,
AND ARCTICS.
Goods WARRANTED aa good aa ANY in the market. They are made by the
NEW JERSEY RUBBER SHOE CO ,
Wo have n big line of SPECIALS and an IMMENSE stock of regular and. .
EXTRA WIDE Boots and Shoes in all sizes , ready to ship on receipt of orders.
Or second quality Boots ! vro _ are introducing are better than many so-called fire.
quality , and wo give a largo EXTRA discount on them.
Z , T. LINDSEY & CO. ,
412 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa. .
