Nebraska Newspapers

    OMAHA DAILY BE3B--COUNOIL BLXJFFS , MONDAY MAY 26 , 1884.
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THE DAILS BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Monday Morning , May 26
SUBSCRIPTION RATES ,
ny Currier - - - - - - - cent * per week
I/Hit ] . . - - - tlOOU per jcar
OFFICE :
No. 7 roarl Street , Near Broadway.
M1NOK MENTION ,
See Roller's Spring Goods.
The city council moots again this even
ing.
The races begin to-morrow and will
continue thrco days.
Wm. llickman was lined Saturday for
"being on a disorderly drunk.
Master II rry Walsh now wctn the
modal of St. Joseph's academy.
Throe men and a woman elopt Satur
day night in the Northwestern yards.
Several prisoners will bo Bontouced in
the district couro Wednesday morning.
Thu Boston operatic company is to bo
hero Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
Ooorgo Brown was arrested Saturday
evening for fast driving and fined $7ifiO ,
Preparations nro going on well for the
observance of Decoration day next Fri
day.
day.Tho
The adjourned meeting of the workingmen -
men is to he hold at the court house to
morrow evening.
Permit to bo wed has boon issued to
B. T. Strohm and Jennie M. Clausson ,
both of Uunison.
There are over 20,000 registered pack
ages a month being handled at the branch
poatoflico at the transfer.
Burnhatn & Tulloys have put in a
0,000 pound stool safe , with time lock ,
and all modern improvements.
The council is considering the advisa
bility of having the scales at the junction
of Main and Pearl itroots removed.
In the district court Saturday much
time was spent in arguing the case of
Collins vs. Collins , it being a 'question
concerning alimony.
The social at the Ogden liouso netted
$7C , which will go far toward making the
needed improvomonta in the rectory of
the St. Paul church.
The trial of Jim Wilson , who is com
plained of by Jim Madden for keeping n
gambling house , is to como up before
Judge Ayloaworth to-day.
Gathering maple seed is quite profit
able to some. Mr. Oovalt has gathered
100 pounds in Bayliss park for which ho
received five conta per pound.
The drunks who are led in will now
bavo a chance to go over a now brick
sidewalk which has boon laid on Bryant
street , from Broadway north
Now that the summer heat comes on ,
St. Paul's Episcopal church has changed
the hour of its Sunday school from nf-
tornoon to 0:30 : in the morning.
John Wilson , the shoemaker , was up
for drunkenness Saturday , but was dis-
chargnd , the court apparently getting dis
couraged about fining him , it Booming to
do no good.
The two' boya , Peter Wallace nnd
Lewis Ponnlngton , charged with stealing
a silver watch from a laborer , who
had hung his vest up in a tree , were dis
charged Saturcay.
District Attorney Connor , who is at
tending court hero , has a personal deposit
of about $600 in the hole at Donison ,
The firm of which lie is a member has
also been depositing in the same bank.
Uolly Lewis , who stabbed his room
mate in Dos Moines , has boon granted a
change of venue to Madison county. The
court meets at Wintorsot in September ,
and nothing now will bo done until then ,
Rev. Father Clark addressed the Irish
league hero yesterday. Ilo has lately
flavored his connection with the church
at Rod Oak and returned to Shonandoab ,
which ho will make his permanent roai-
donco.
Some thiot has sneaked a fine buggy
cushion from George II. Board. It
waa taken in day-light and from Pearl
street in front of his atoro. Sneaks seem
to have no fear of being caught in Coun
cil Bluffs.
The council has not yet decided wheth
er to borrow money for the poor Union
Pacific road or not. The matter will
come up sgain at the mooting to-night.
At the mooting Saturday evening a reso
lution was passed ordering the company
to pave its track within three days.
The woll-known wholesale drug house
of Harle , McKuno & 0o. , changes to-day.
Situ Has ! has purchased the interest ol
the late Dr. McKune , and the firm is tc
bo Ilarlo , Haas & Co. Mr. Arthur C'oli
will still retain his interest in the firm ,
and the business iu other roapocta will
also remain unchcngod.
Ilev. W. S. Kinney , of Avoca , died nl
his homo thcro Friday night , of cancer
Ho was ngod 51 years , and was for yean
, engaged Jn the Methodist ministry , hi
poor health compelling him to leave thi '
work , after which ho engaged in the millinery
linory buiiaees The funeral service
were held ye t rday afternoon , Rev. Mr
Ilamsey officiating.
Some of the atrcot car employes or
Dotting too auuuri for this life. Ono o
them on being u&ed by a passenger , 01
.Saturday , whether thu car made con nee
tions with the dummy , or not , curtly re
plied , "Woaro running a treet car , am
not a dummy , " nnd th passenger had t
rest content with that fort of an answer
-On the catna day , while a car wai stand
ing at the transfer depot , sorao paueii
gen oiked the driver , whoso nsmo i
Still , when ho was going up town. At
first ho paid no attention to xho query ,
but on it being asked ngtun deigned to
reply "When the car slarta. " It was
only after aomo sharp words had boon
given him that ho consented to give the
information needed. It is about time
that such smart follows wore given some
position where they would not como in
contact with the public.
Th singing school which for n long
ttmo hold weakly sessions in the parlors
of tbo Congregational church are to give
a Min pi o entertainment at their place
next Saturday afternoon and offer for
sale soma of the article * made by mem
bers of the school. This school has
done much good not ttcroly in helping
those who needed hdlp , but in helping
thorn to help themselves , and the friends
of scch enterprises should gladly avail
thoajolvca of thic opportunity of n
couraging thowork and the workers.
A dime admission will bo charged.
Hev. II. L. Hdinmond , of Chicago ,
brother of the late Col. Hammond and
father of Prof. Hammond , mipcrinton
dent of the institution for the deaf and
dumb hero , npont Sunday in the city.
Yesterday ho.preached in the Congrega
tional church , taking as his text "Elias
was n man subject to like passions as vro
aro. " Ho gnvo a very interesting bio-
tgraphyof Elias , and made the ncriptural
narrative so clover and natural , that the
truths to bo drawn from auch a life were
solf-appnront , The discourse was ono of
inoro than ordinary Interest , and the
largo audience listened very attentively.
The reporters on the Nonpareil and
Glebe placed their ignorance on exhibi
tion recently by rushing into print with n
description of the manner in which the
" .Worth-western" unloaded dirt from itn
cars. 'Ono ' reporter called it n Council
BluiLi "improvement , " and the other the
nowoot and greatest invention of the ago.
The fact is that the manner of unloading
cars which BO surprised the Council
Bluffc reporters , has boon in vogue for
years , and during the pant five years has
boon used by the Rock Island road be
tween Avoca and Council Bluffs. Avoca
Hornld.
To-morrow another complimentary
concert , similar to that lately given by
Tun BKK , will bo given in Bayliss p.trk.
Mr. Mueller is the generous gentleman
who gives it this time , ano aa the Neil
paroil said in reference to THK BKK con <
cert , ho "merits the thanks of the entire
community. " Chinese lanterns , flags ,
etc. , will bo used in decorating the park ,
and the Bavarian band will bo at its best.
Everybody invited. The concert will begin -
gin at 8 o'clock.
The Ilonshaw and Ton-Brook Comedy
company , after giving throe very enjoy
able entertainments hero , have qono to
Das Moinos. "Tactics" is n clean comedy
with much real merit , and in the hands
of this company is fairly presented. The
audiences were quite enthusiastic , and
the company have won so much favor
that they may bo euro of full houses when
they como this way again.
Charles Wilson , who lately forged an
order on ono MoDormott , pleaded guilty
in the district court Saturday. Norman ,
who with n woman , was arrested for burg
lary at Minden , also pleaded guilty. The
case against the woman was dismissed.
The follow , named Goetz , who was found
asleep in a drunken stupor in Tholl &
Kracht'a store , pleaded guilty to burg
lary.
Sweet potato plants largest stock in
the west by W. II. Foster , Council
Bldus. Send for price list.
0. B. UtiBBall , of Malvorn , spent Sunday at
tlio I'aclllc.
1) , F. Croasilalo , of Little Sioux , was at the
1'nclflo over Sunday.
Col. Cochran Ji back from Ills Little Sioux
rancho , and Is stopping at the Ogdon.
0. SI. Ilurto la oil to Chicago on n wook'n
combination of jilonsuro and luminous.
Will A. Armstrong , of Chicago , ono of the
bout known moil on the road , spout Sunday nt
the Ogdon.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Buckingham , of
Springfield , O. , are vlitUug their daughter ,
Mrs. B. T. Walker , of thU city.
John Long , of La Mara nnd G. R. Wylle ,
of Springfield , 111. , are making headquarters
at Uochtolo'u , during the races ,
L. S , Atnsdon , wlfo nd daughter , of Dun-
lap , spent Sunday In this city and took a drlvo
about town soelng the Improvement * .
J. 0. Morgan , of the UutTolo Courier ,
Kearney. Neb. , U In the city greeting his
many old ftloadg again. Ho tooins to moot
with HUCCOKS la hts now venture , and U making
the Courier very readable.
W , A. I'ryo , who represent Head , Jonoa&
Co,0mahft' well-known boot and ulioo houao ,
waa at Uoclitolo'H yfstoiday. Ilo has wo'in
boat of friend and builaoaBacquaintance MR !
U one of the liveliest inlftslouarloa vitltl.ig
Iowa In that Una.
Attention WorklnKiiton.
The adjourned mooting to complete
the organization beguu on the 13th hut. ,
will bo hold at the court hcino , at 8
o'clock p. in , on Tuesday , May 27 ; all
workiugmon should attend and join thu
organization.
Killed by n ItalUomiuko.
a The moat painful article wo have boon
forced to chronicle for aomo time , Imp
° peuod nt the houao of Mr. W. N. Webb
who livca about four wiles northwest o
Elliott , several evening ! since , Mr
Wobb'tf child , a bright little girl , whili
playing in the yard waa heard to scream
and Its mother running out got thuro it
time to aeo a largo rattlesnake glldo oil
Mr. Webb waa in the fluid a long diamtic
off and it tool the frightened inothc
some time to summons him , BO that bo
fort the child lould bo got to town , some
thing like an Iwiir and a half or twi
hours had elapeed. By that time th
potion had spread ull' over the little om
and she died the next jnorning. Avoo
Herald.
PLUOKING A PASSENG/ ,
Two CoDflutncc Men Roll u Irishman
of His Roll ,
Capture of Ono of Iho Pixlr.
A sneaking confldonoo gnmo , ending in
a bold robbery , occurred at the transfer
Saturday. The victim waa a young
Irishman named Thomas Donnelly , who
was on route from Kansas City to Stuart ,
Iowa. About ton minutes before the
Rock Island train , Donnelly , having pro *
cured a ticket , secured a seat , and socn
after fell in conversation with ono of the
nharpora , who , learning that ho was going
to Stuart , hoping to find employment
thcro , represented to him that lie was
engaged In business there , having a largo
gonornl store. JIo had boon in Omaha
buying goods , and was just on his way
homo. The pretended merchant wanted
a man to drive his delivery wagon , and
ns Donnelly was anxious to secure work ,
the merchant engaged him for that pur
pose. About this time the second sharper
came in , pretending to bo a railway
agent , and demanded of the merchant
the freight charges on some goods. The
merchant had not ijuito currency enough ,
but had n check , which the ngent said ho
could not accept , the rules of the com *
puny forbidding it. Ilo inuat have thu
currency. In this dilumnm the mer
chant naked his now employe if ho could
not hulii him to the extent of § 20. Don
nelly , anxious to accommodate his now
employer , pulled out his roll of money
amounting to about $200 , and wan juat
about singling out a $20 bill , whom con
ductor Jb'rcd Itlis.H appeared in the car ,
and approaching the game , the aharpora
evidently concluded that it would be
blocked , the "merchant" grabbed Don-
nolly'n inonny , handed it to the other
sharper , and both started to skip out.
The conductor grabbed them and tried
to hold them , but they broke from him ,
and started out making a lively run out
into the yard and among the freight cars ,
followed by Bliss and a man named John
Henry. In trying to got under ono of
the cara the "merchant" caught hts foot
and foil , and Henry grabbed him and
hold him. Ho was turned over to the
police and locked up in jail. The other
follow who had the money made his
escape.
The ono who was arrested refused to
give any name , but offered that of 11. J.
Johnson. Wright & Baldwin as attor
neys for the railway , will prosecute the
case and J. J. Frainoy has been secured
by thu prisoner. Donnelly has boon put
under $100 bondn to appear as a witness
and there scorns good chances for ono
confidence man being convicted.
Bushnoll sells railroad tickets cheap to
all points.
A False Alarm.
About 2 o'clock Saturday morning
Eugene Shaw , the night clerk at the Pa-
cilic house , heard a noise up stairs , and
going up mot a young man just coming
down. Not recognizing the follow as a
guest of the house Shaw asked him
what ho was doing. The strange replied
that ho had just boon up stairs with the
loys , and Shaw concluded it was some
friend of the show folks who vroro stop
ping thuro , lot him pass. A few minutes
afterward the boll rang and Shaw going
up atnirs to see what was wanted learned
that Homo ono had boon trying to break
into the room of Miss Ton
Brojcko of the "Tactics"
, ono com
pany. Suspicion fastening on the
yonng man Shaw at once described him
to Ollicor O'Brien who shortly afterward
found him in Bon Mnika1 gambling rooms
and arrested him. The young man had
on Thursday last registered at the Pacific
but after registering did not return to the
hotel until Friday evening , when ho was
soon hanging about there several hours
before his atrest. Investigation proved
that ho was an insurance man which was
very far from being n burglar , but who
was on a little spree , and was roaming
about in A dizzy state. His friends got
hold of him and sobered him up and thn
matter is dropped.
COMMKUOIAU.
COUNCIL , iiLorrts HAIIKKT.
Wheat-No. 1 milling , 76@80 ; No. 3 C5@
70s rejectedf.O.
Corn Local purpaans , 40@I5.
Outs Kor local jmrixMos , 35 ® 10 ,
Hny-SlO 00@1'J 00 j > or ton.
Kyo 10@l5o.
Corn Meal 125 par 100 pounds.
Wood Good Bupplyj I'rlcofl at yards , C 00@
700.
700.Coal
Coal Delivered , hard , 11 CO per ton ; soft ,
5 00 par tou
Lard Fulrbnnk'a , wholonallncr at 9Vc.
Flour City Hour , 1 00@3 30.
Urooina 2 iG@3 ) 00 per doz.
UVK HTOGK.
Cnttlo-Dutchor cows -100@4 CO. Butcher
atoorii 4 IXi ) ! 00.
HvgB 1 & 0i94 ( 75.
PRODUCE AND rnuirs.
Quotations by .f. M. St. John & Co. , com-
inlutiou inorchanta , f > 38 liroiulway.
Uuttor Creamery , 20a ; rolls. ll < 315c.
KgKS 121 ° P ° r dozen ; ready ualo.
Poultry ICendy alochckonsdronflOil ; ! , ISJc ;
live , Oc ; turkoya , drcmsod , ICc ; live , IL'c ;
Ducka , ureuBod , liiloj live , 80.
Oranges 1 00@4 M > per box.
Ioinoii8 II C0fc4 ( 00 nor box.
Itauunaa U 60(6)3 ( ) 60 per bunch
Strawberries 21 quart case 4 00.
Vegetables Potatoes , ; W@40 ; onions , 7Co ;
cabbage , 4 cents per i > ound ; npploa , ready
ealo at It V5@4 00 for prime stock ; Buaus , 1 CO
@ 2 15 ! per buahol.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Hpcclit a vertlMtaentc , sue at Loat ,
Found , To Loan , For Bale , To Kent , Wants , Hoard
ing , eto. , will be Inserted In this column at the low-
rate of TKN CKNTS I'KIl LINK lor the flrat Insertloo
and FIVK CENTS I'EH LINK lor each suboequunt n-
sertlon. Leave ertUeiuenU at ouroffloo , Na
Pearl Htreet. near llroadu av
, WANTS.
VVTANTKl ) A smart boy with a pony to de'lvei
to
OLD rAI'KUH-For ulo at U" olllce. at U reuU
a hundrvd.
V1TANTED Every botlym Council UlufTsto taki
VV Tuillm. Delivered by carrier at only twont )
cents * week.
A OKNTS TjiJIoH and gentlemen can make Ural
rlud * age by > clllni ; the ' 'Champion Boboii
HtrccUior ami Ironlnf UoirJ. " Hetallt at tl.OP ,
Any lady can do up a fine thlrt without a wrlnklt
. auuglo | i Mnlc iyMthetttlaunJrlr < cAn.Addmi
I for ) * i tlculart 0,1) . B. 4 ; I. Co. , DIK ottlce , lor one
to uio'ilh.
10 I TU N HHKI1 llOnjI.-Klnotr fumi lied. ( orreii
lo * 1 > Location wnlril. AddrcM J , W. U. UK * ol
" !
1 IITANTBU-A comuetfnl itlrl for
| uc t w gc l > ald , 616 Willow Are.
New aud Beautiful Attractions
-OCJXT-
Dry Goods
Ilaving jtufc purchased in Ensforn Markets very choice stock of
Springnnd Summer Dress Goods , Qinglruns , Table Linen , Crashes , etc ,
wo are prepared to offer an excellent selection of beautiful fabrics , and
shall do soab
UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES
These goods have just boon opened from the manufacturers , nnd
comprise Mi latest designs nnd novelties of the season Note below a few
of the MANY BARGAINS wo are offering :
SILHSIS ,
Summer silks , JJSc ; Summer silks , 5c ( ) ; Summer silks , 75c. Those
are special bargains and cannot bo nuplicat"d. Good bluck silk at 50c ,
worth 75c Choice blank llad/.imor silk , 51.00 , usual price , $1.30.
Black Gron Grain si'k ' , SOc. I'nns Silk Ottoman at $1.75 , worth $2 25.
Heavy Cloaking Tuniscinno at 81.75. Ail grades of the famous Lyons
Silks J. C. Bonnet & Co , and AntoineGuinet & Co. , at Lowest Prices.
Good plaids at 5c , worth lOc. Brocade dress goods at 8c , worth 15c
Choice colored cashmeres at ! JOc. Figured suitings at 30c. Viry fine
all-wool suitings , double width at 75c , and never sold for less than § 1.00.
Also beautiful combination suitings at very low prices.
TABLE LINEN AND CRASHES
Good all linen table nt SOc , Good all linen table at 40e. Choice all
'incn ' table nt GOc. Very fine nil linen t ble at $1.50 , worth $2.50
Table crash 5c n yarJ. All linen towels at lOe each. All linen towels
at 12c each.
Prints 8c. Good Bleached Muslin , r5c. Good unbleached muslin ,
Gc. A imp assortment of beautiful spring Shawls at popular prices.
Full stock o Domestic Paper Patterns. ( "Catalogues free.
Very large stock of Ingrains , Tapestry and Body Brussels , Velvets ,
Moquettes , Axminsteis , &c. . at lowest prices in the west.
401 Broadway COUNCIL BLUFFS-
GASH TALKS !
Ai the well-known Establishment
01'
J. P. FILBERT ,
209 Upper Broaaway , the
PIONEER GASH
t Council dull ! . Notice our reduced Price Lilt.
We gho
6 pounds Eitra 0 Su ar 'or . $1 00
1 jioumla Granulated Hucrar , 00
25 pound * Choice Ontmoal , . . 00
25 pounds Navy Dodtm , 00
20 pounds I ! 6t Hulk Htarch . , 00
" 2 pounds Carolina lltco 00
,2 , poundaChoice frums. . , . 00
2S bars UiidaloSoap. 00
Kitra Lake Trout , per pound OH
V > rrlll rd' Plug per Ib 40
[ dozen Mackerel IS
Colorado Flour , Winter , per cwt 2 M
' 0 pounds GliiKcr Siiapi 1 00
0poundsh niloy ICO
5t ( llonkcK Kyi up , 1 70
iVliUoKlali.perkli 80
ifockcrcl , tier kit 8ft
: > aton , per pound 10
0 S pound cam St nJard Tomatooa 1 00
All kinds California Krulti
pound Luslt's Standard 4 ( or. 1 00
T. T. T.
All grades , according to quality , 15o to BOo per
pound
Wo alto carry a full Una of Men's , Ladles' and
Children's Hoe Shoe * nnd Men' * Fine Uooti at very
low prices. Also full Una 01 Tinware and general
inerchaudlae. Call on us and bo convinced tha you
can IMHO nionny V ) dealing with us. Goods delivered
'reolnauv part of thacltv.
Iu a word , we are Ixjund to sell and challenge a.l
mdaule competition In tbls countv.
J. V. K1LPEUTI
209 u erllroadvtay
Mrs , HJ , Hilton , M.D. ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
323 Middle Bro 'lTy. council Blnfli.
N. SCHURZ.
Justice ofle Peace.
OFFICK OVKH AS1KUICAN KXWIK83.
COUNCIL liLUPPS. - IOWA.
SILOAM
MINERAL SPRINGS.
We eua'intee the cure of the following iiaraod din
waBed , or no | > y : KheumttUm , Bcr > tula , Ulc n ,
Catarrh , a I Hlnotl and kliidlnraict , Dv l P" ! ' , Urer
Complaint , Kldnvy and lllid.lcr UUo i- . flout , Nan-
ralgla and Atthma , Thim Spring * are the favorlto
wort of the tired and ilublllutul , and am the
FKKUI.K I.ADUH UEST K1UKNI ) .
Good hotel , lltvry and bathing acoomodatlou both
winter and summer. Locality highly ptcturctqur
and healthy AoocMlble by Wabuh railway , S
Evoui.or 0 , , 13. fc Q. , ai Albauy. Corrtwpoiiili.nl
solicited , RKV , U , M. THOlll'HON.
Manager.
Albany , Bllotra Springs , Geutry Co. , Mo.
ANALYSIS.
Spedflo Orarity . .1.002
Ileactlon Neutra
CarboulaAddOu , , . . , . , , , , . , 8 In. per gallon
Carbonate Calcium , JS.Oil Uralni
Carbonate Iron 7Nl !
Sulphate Macnwla S , tfl <
Sulphate Caldiui. . . , 1,18 "
Cldorlde Sodium 7.SOO -
tilllica , 1.MW
Alumina , , . , , , , , , .0,010
OrgauloandYoUtlle matter uiitoas , , . .1,4M "
TololKUdj pel gallon 07.171
rnos. OPFICBE , u , M. PUS T.
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Council Bluffa . . la.
Established - - 1856
Dealorsln Foreign and omeetlo Exchange An
IIOHM
WESTERN IOWA NORMAL
-SCIENTiriC AND-
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS - - . iU VA-
Wlll Open
THE 23rd of JUNE 1884.
A complete course for teachers and those desiring
a Iilgher H iill h education , a full business course ,
with tralnli g In actu > l business practice and gfncr-
a' ' correspondence , short hand , ornamental pen an-
tblp , ilocution , German and music. SplnndlJ rooms ,
largo , light and well furnl hod , charges very moder
ate , cost of living reason1 Ic , society good , experi
enced teachers Kor further particular" , inquire of
BEA'IDSLKY & PAULSON.
Couni.ll BluHs , Iowa.
HEADQUARTERS
BAVARIAN BAND.
Persons wishing to engage this Bond
for parties , sociables , serenades , etc. ,
should call or address. .Linon P. SCHMIDT ,
Manager , 25 North Main St.
R. Rice M , D.
or other tumors removed without the
, knife or drawing of blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES
Over thirty years practical mperlrnoe Offloe No.
5 Tear ! street , Council Dlufl *
AJTConcultitlon tree
ROLLER RINK
ICE CREAM PARLOR ,
UOIXP.ll HKATINO OK SATUUDATS ONLY.
Itl.NK FOR KENT AT $15.00 1'KH NIOHT.
yurLARCEST FLOOR IN TOWN.
H , H. MARTENS , Prop'r ,
As there are many
So-Gnlled Veterinary Surgeons
In thU city , who are rrictldrg their /luicleiy on
our peon tf , Idernilt tut ju t | eto lay that I de'\
any o * them to ir d oa f < lploma , or : r'dentla ,
luiiicat'i ' > K that they are K < adua > cs < f any retrrlnary
luitituU ) , an 4 1 da hereby ciutl.n tha publl i agairut
a *
i am the Only Known Giaduate
\YR8TBKN IOWA.
Offioe & 125 '
Pharmnoy , B'dway ,
AT ULUG 1IN. .
T. J. CADY M. D. V S
. . , . . , , ,
H. H , HORNE & CO. ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Fine Cigars
Wo make n upociftlty , nt our EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA nd
YARA CIGARS. All Cigars sold by us are of our own manufacture and warranted
aa roprcaontcd.
OPERA I10USE CIGAR , UOUSE. D52 Broadway ,
U. II. IIORNE&CO. . COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
t
14 Mnin S'rpefc. ' COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
MRS. D. A BENEDICT.
JIANUFACTtmEa OF
Water Waves and Hair Goods
No. 337 , W UUOADWAY . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
CloflnR out Notions and Ladles * Furnlnlilng Oooiln at
Fig leaves nro out of style , so ore goat and sheep skin ; shawla and blankoU have
Bono by. This is not intended for poetry , but if you want a suit of clothes to look
both neat nnd dressy , call on
NORENE & LANOSTROM ,
Their Prices are Truly Reasonable { IOWA.
urtalns , In Lace , riK , Turcoman , Etc. Oil cloths , MaUinga , Linoleums Ets
Ihoicest Stock West of Chicago
| omo nnd bo convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods in our line
1 lapest place to buy House Furnishings in the C'tv.
UNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Mini Orders Filled PrompMy and with Care
We have the The latest nov
finest stock and elties for Spring
all the latest de Overcoats w e
signs to select have just re
from. ceived. See them
ONE BUT THE LEADING
EST OF SKILLED
HANDS EMPLOYED ; Merchant Tailors
7 & 9 Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The undersigned is paying the highest market price for
Bags.
S. GOLDSTEIN. ! - - - 5tO Brondwnv , Council Bluffs
WHOLESALE DEALEUS IN
342 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
All hinds of or.
Knglneorln ?
Laud Sur-
ROOM 6 , NEW OPERA HOUSE , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
. .
t c. etc. All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To.
ALVANIZED IROS O IRNlUES ,
Fine Mantels and Grates ,
LYMAN'S GASOLINE STOVES.
Call and BOO thorn before buying olsowhoro. Stoves and Tinwaro.
JOHN EPENETER , COUNCIL BLUKKS , IOWA.
3F-fcr : O.
DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF
fALL PAPER m 1101
Interior Decorations.
18 S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
WHOLESALE
Uapflwaro Piitlorv Tinnpr'c ' ! Qtnnt"
MuMu , uUlM ] , llllllulb ollM ,
/tarSpccial / attention to orders roy llall. COUNCIL BLUFFS , 10 V A.
ICR OKKAM. TWATElt ICK3
RESTAURANT AND CAFE
T33LO
401 Droadnay , fMetis f at all Hours ,
Council Bluff * . fI I Parties a Specialty
Special Prices for the next ten davs
"
OSTRICH PLUMES AND TIP
MRS. S. J. NOEKIS ,
1 05 S. Main Street ,
MAYNE & PALMER ,
DEJT.KKS IN
Hard and Soft Goal ,
AND WOOD ,
HULK AND BARHEb LIMB , LOUISVILLE ANTI . PORTLAND CEMENT . , MICmOAN PLA8TKB ,
ril Ji.
A.fil ) DCsWbl *
No. B8I > Broadway. - COUNCIL PLPPFB. IOWA.
504 Mnin Street , Council Blufl'd.
UANUFACTUREIt OF
TRUNKS , VALISES , AND SATCHELS.
SAMI'LE OASES nsiiecialty. Shawl , Tourist , nnd Trunk Sirups.
Twenty Years ExpcriciU'Q. - - Repairing Neatly Executed.
ON IMPROVED FARMS IN
IOWA AND NEBRASKA !
LOWESr IUTEB. O W PPTftTTQSmvr XT nO PKMIL bTllEKT ,
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