ft OMAHA JDAlLy BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , THURSDAY JUNE 5 , 1884.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Thursday Morning , Juno 5 ,
sunsonirrioN RATES.
n Carrier - - - W < > enta per week
By Sift - - - 110.00 per } car
OFFICE :
No. 7 Poorl Btreot.tNoar Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
See J. Roller's aprlng gooda.
The cily council moots again to-night.
Fresh balodhay and atraw at 700 B'way.
Vine atroot ia to bo brought up to
grade.
grade.W.
W. B. Braun , brother to Braun the
caterer , has a very aick child.
The dlatrict court , which has had a
week's vacation , resumes buslncas to-day.
The work on Wm. Smlth'a now build
ing on Broadway ia to bo commenced to
day.
day.Good
Good walks and a fountain are among
the needed Improvements in Bayllaa
park.
Broadway near Goiro's brewery has
had to bo reinforced to keep from falling
into the crook.
The Main atroot railway track haa boon
torn up , to bo replaced with now rails ,
aa promised by the company.
James Winana has opened a confection
ery store next to the opera huuso , in ad
dition to hia roataurant farther up Broad
way.
Although a few now benches have boon
added in Bayliaa park , ntill there \ need
for moro , especially in the aunaot hours
and on Sundaya.
Ono of the prisoners act at work on the
tono-pilo yoatordoy tired of the job and
climbed over the fence , barbed wire and
all , making good hla oacapo.
There were about forty couploa at the
dancing school at the rink Tuesday night.
The prospocta for the aohool are excellent -
lent , and the ioo cream parlora are well
patronized.
'Now lamp poata are now ordered
planted at the corner of Fourth atroot
and Eleventh avenue , Sixth direct and
Twelfth avenue , and Tenth atroet and
Seventh avonno.
It aooma now pretty certain that First
avenue will bo extended through to Ban
croft street The coat ia oatimatod at
$7GOO , and it is proposed to charge thia
up to the property directly benefited.
Hana Miller , who was arrested at
Doniaon for striking his wife over the
head with a gun , haa boon placed in jail
here to await the action of the grand
jury , being unable to 'furnish the $500
bail required.
R. Britton , who ia writing up the
ghost manifestations at Hancock , Bays :
" Several timoa In our nightly vigils wo
have felt powerful manifestations of the
spirits. " That settles it f'J.GO , and
aland committed nntil paid.
Ladies and gentleman who wish to become -
como charter members- the ledge of
Knights and Ladies bi Honor , \o bo' or
ganized here about Juno 10 , bay ) obtain
necessary information by consulting W.
W. Chapman , or Frank Cook.
To-morrow evening a gift aoclal la to
bo given at the rooms of the Y. M. 0. A.
It la to bo hoped that citzona generally
will attend , and that each will bring some
offering /to / make the furniahings and
adornments of the rooma complete.
Yesterday forenoon a farmer named
Campbell , was driving hia team along
lower Broadwayf when the horsea became
came frightened and made a lively tun ,
Ono of the horaoa climbed into the
wagon-box , and in doing BO got a bad
gaah on ono log.
J. J. Auwordor & Co. , have displayed
n their show window a very fine floral
decoration , constating of compaaa and
iquaro , enclosing the letter G. The
whole of thia Maaonio doaign being |
wrought in flowora by W. W. Chapman.
It haa boon loaned to the festival.
An attempt ia being made to organize
hero b branch of the Woman's Christian
Tomporanoo Union , and 'tho ladloa hav-
iutj the inatlor in charge wjll moot at the
Y. H. 0. IA. rooms next Monday after
noon to perfect an organization. AJ1 la-
dlci interested are invited to bo present
There was n ( juiot little wedding yester
day afternoon at 4 o'clock by which
Charles Harmon and Biles Rachel Fisher
became Kir. and Mrs. Harmon. Rov.
Mr. Bates performed the ceremony , and
the newly wedded ones started for a
westward trip. Mr. , Harmon ia ono of
David Bradley & Co.'a traveling sales
men.
men.Thomaa
Thomaa Bowan , aocrotaryof the driving
park association , reports that the entries !
are coming in very encouragingly for the '
meeting , There have boon ton entries
in ono class alone , and ho predicts with
oonCdonoo that there will bo from 75 to
100 horses at the mooting , a larger num
ber , and including speedier ones , than inat
any previous mooting.
Gus Bergman , who has boon Associated
with the Olobo for some time , has now
arranged to join with T. D. King In the
manufacture of cigars , the new firm to be
T. D. King A Co. , and the location Ol9
Broadway. Both are well known , and"
with eiperionco in tha
business and many
friends , there is every reason to belioyo
iho now enterprise will bo a great success , ,
Mr. Uoflolfinger Is making every effort
io satisfactorily settle the affairs of the
< 0r wforcl county bank. Ho has turned
overall his property , save ono farm upon
"which ho will move , thus proving hia
.
honesty of purpose and that his personal
Integrity ia untarnished by hia business
misfortune. Arrangements are being to
transfer the bank and its assets to parlies
with an abundance of capital , with a view
to paying oflf all liabilities , dollar for dollar
lar , and resuming business. If this is
cflbclod the bank fallura will provo only
a ripple on the surface of business affairs
that will seriously affect the interests of
nono. The change will probably bo made
this week. Crawford County JluUctin.
Lately the Nonpareil claimed that an
attorney of the city had some grievous
charges to make againsl the city council.
A citizens' committee investigated , of
whom Spencer Smilh , of The Nonpareil ,
was ono. Another was E. L. Shugart.
These two have reported to the council
that the attorney had failed to put in an
appearance when culled upon to do so.
Now it is the council's turn , and the committee -
mittoo is rcqucoled to name the "attor
ney , " that all may know who ho is that
thus shoots from an ambush , and Ihon doA -
A number of prominent property own
ers have filed their protests with the city
council , aqalnst the special assessment
made against their property for filling
stroota in front of their lots. They claim
tlio cily has no legal right to make such
assessments , but that the cost of such im
provement must bo paid for out of the
general fund. It looks as If there would
bo n chance for the courts to decide in
the matter. If thu courts should dcclao
against the city , there would bo a heavy
drain on the general fund , nnd a li/oly
commotion.
If some enterprising public carrier
would start up special convoyanccn for
carrying visitors to and from Fairmount
park al a reasonable price , nnd make
regular trips , ho would have plenty of
patronage. There are many here who
have no moans of visiting the park , and
many strangora would also take n look at
KB beauties. At present there are no
such conveniences , .for these who have
no private conveyances nro .not good
walkers , and do not care to go to the ox-
ponno of hiring a livery.
An old man named Eaaton was yostor-
day afternoon thrown from a load of
brick on upper Broadway , by ono of the
wheels going down in a sort of yostor'J
made by the water from ono of the hy
drants used in filling the street
sprinklers. The old man struck in Iho
street , on the back of his head , the wag
on seal falling on top of htm. Ho had a
narrow escape from being run over by
the heavy load , but as it was , ho got off
with no further Injury than a rough
shaking up.
The examinations at St. Francis
academy will begin on the 23rd , and con
tinuo three days. The examinations at
St. Joseph's academy will occupy the two
remaining days of that week. The an
nual oxnibillon of St. Francis academy
will take place on the evening of the
26th. Heretofore these exhibitions have
boon hold In Iho daytime , but this year
a change of time was doomed advisable.
About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon
there arrived here a Palmer excursion
train of eight coaches , ! containing a par
ty of about 170 who were on their return
east from a trip across the continent.
The party loft here over the Chicago &
Rock Island. 'Tho' ' excursionists were
expected to arrlvo about 2 o'clock and
dinner was prepared for them , but there
was a delay on the road.
Sweet potato plants largest stock 'in
iho west by W. H. Foster , Council
Blffus. Send for price list.
Rcnl Kstata Transfers ,
The following transfers were filed May
4 , 1884 , and reported by P. J. Mo-
Mahon , Council Bluffs :
Jane McGrogan to W , 13. Gappy , part oj
82 , 77,30. 8250.
A. L. Kolilo to Max Mohu , part lot 13 ,
block 4 , Jackson's add. $2,500
Julia D. Board to Uoorgo Motcalf. lot 10 ,
block 12 , Bayllss 2d odd. SS.OOO.
Total anlos , 37,850.
Something fop Nothing ,
Until further notice wo glvo to each
twentieth customer his purchase , what-
evoi the price or value of the same may
bo. Our cashier will keep an accurate
record of every transaction and when the
twentieth sale of any amount1 IB made the
purchaser will1 bo presented with the
same. Wo have adopted for the present
this'systonMof advertising because It gives
our'pa ' trend iuntoadof jtlfo newspapers the
fivo'jnor ' coat , which it' cost lis. Clothing [
retailed at wholesale prices. Hats re
tailed at casopriuos. ; Furnishing goods ,
trunks , bags , umbrellas , etc. , etc. Every
twentieth customer presented with' ' his
purchase. ' ' METOALK Bitos.
I'JEIlSONAt ; .
W.B. Cuppy.'of Avoca , was in the city
yesterday ,
, i ,
Ore Haley , of Lwamto , was ut the Union
Pacific hotel.
W. Kenney , of Sibloytook a roat yesterday
tha Transfer hotel.
Klrkhoin , the jeweler , Is on the sick Hat1 nnd
and his llttlo child bos the measles. idof
JCSBO Ulhory , who llvaa a few miles out of
the'city , Is very III with lung fever
H. 0. liowon , of Omaha , WM In the city
yesterday and dlnod with Mr , P. Weto ,
John Duller , chief of the Qjnalm fire depart
ment , woa on thia nldo of the river ytwtordiy.
Bon Newman , now a prosperous Omaha
merchant , WM shaking hands with old friaada
here yesterday.
George H. Backul , of Omaha , was In the city
yesterday looking after the
organization of a
lodge hero of the KnlghU and Ladloa aof
Honor ,
B. W. Fcnruson left yesterday for a trip Into
Nebraska , looking after Ids Joan business. He
WM occoinpanloil by 0. W. JI. Ueyer , of
Crlnnell.
Mrs. T. A. Clark leaves this morning for
Pocatello , Idaho , where eho expect * to join
her husband and make him a short visit. Her
daughter uccoinpaulea her.
I J , II , Wheeler , fotnerly of the Ogdeu , and
"alwho | is uow located at Jautsvllle , Wl . , in the
| roil estate business , is back for a brief stay ,
J preparing to wove hid family to WisooimJu.
MASONIC MATTERS.
Farther Doings of the Masonic
Granfl Lodge ,
Klcctlon or onicers.
At the yostorday'a soasionof the Grand
Ledge A. l'A. . M. , the committee on
juriadiction reported against the propoa-
od dispensing witli the next annual con
vocation , and the qrand ledge concurred
In tills report.
The report of the finance committee
allowed the receipts for the year ending
Juno 1 , 1881 , to have boon § 20,570 83 ,
nnd . disbursements ? 20,95G.G5 , leaving a
balance of $2,021.18.
The committee on chartered lodgca re
ported the whole number aa 437 ; num
ber of lodgca extinct , -12 ; whole number
working lodgoa paying duos , ! J80j lodges
making returns up to May 15 , 370 ; not
making roturna , 1 ! ) . Capitol ledge , No.
110 , of DOB Moincs , allowed the largcat
increase for the year , their increase being
32. Otloy ledge , No. 200 , of Perry ,
allowed the largest amount of work done ,
and aonl in the model report of the yoar.
The committee on library , through Lnfo
Younf , ' , reported.
The grand ledge was organized In 1814. In
ISin an appropria ton of S" ) for the purchase
of books WM mailo. Small appropriations
followed during succeeding yoarx , nnd In the
year Ifc82 nil appropriation of $1 OJO WAI inndo
for the purchase uf tha Howen library which
wai the finoKt of It ) kind In the world. With
the books previously gathered , ndi'cd ' to the
ISowon collection , the grand lodge now owns
the most comprehensive and oxtcn > lvo Ma
sonic library In the world , snd It not Infre
quently happens that the author * and com-
pliers in Kuropo nro coinnollud to nfok Information
mation on y to bo found in our Imva Mtuionlo
library. No correct oallinato of the lihntry
can bo formed without n visit to it. Many of
the works are rare and not n f > w buyond prico.
I.overH of the curloua In llteratura or of thu
Strange and forgotten facts of history would
bo delighted with Its well loaded shelves.
" " Wo are nhlo to Htnto that the
grand librarian In faithful and competent In
the discharge of liin duties , and that ho takes
great prldo in the 10,000 rare volumes en-
truttod ! to his caro.
A communication waa received from
the i Grand Ledge of Missouri , sending
greetings 8o , and expressing regret that ita
ollicon could not bo present.
Yesterday afternoon the following
grand officers : Grand Maator 0. T. Gran
ger , of Appanooao county ; Grand Senior
Warden Layfotto Young , of Atlantic ;
Grand Junior Warden E. A. Charles , of
Cedar Ilnpida ; Grand Secretary Theodore
S. Parvin , of Iowa City ; and Grand
Treasurer John M. Zane , of Sao City.
Buahnoll soils railroad tickets cheap to
all points.
Police Pointers.
. In the police courtyoatorday morning ,
F , . Curry. T. Martinaon and T. Welch
were brought before the bar on n charge
of being found Bleeping in box earn.
Martinson wai discharged , but the two
others were fine $7(00 ( each as they were
found to bo armed with revolvers. They
will tarry for a while on the atone pilo.
, John Potoraon for being drunk and
aslocp'iintho park , wan aaaoaaod $7,00.
John O'Brien , John Emmett and
Nelson , troro also adjusted for plain
drunks.
Jennie Cliraor , known aa "Okubwaa
attested for diaturblng the peace , aho
being concerned in some fuss at Belle
Olorria" old houso. Jennie Graveyard ,
alias Cemetery Jane , wasjtho prosecuting
witness. The caao wont ovo'r until thia
afternoon. Two , young follows , Jones
and Phillips , charged with , ' being mixed
up In the row/ / were discharged.
, W-T. BBAUN Haa the reputation of
sorvliig aa fine moala aa any in the city ,
Hia ice croama are said to bo the boat.
Don't ) forgot the number. It is 404
Broadway.
COUNCIL BLUFFS' ' MATOE ,
Ho is PrcHonteil By C'ltlioiiH "With
Ilorso'antl
Yesterday forenoon Mayor W. R.
Vnughan was the recipient of n very
practical i and valuable giftconsisting of a
horso' , buggy and j liarnosa. The ' SO
waa purchased of 'Frod Davia , a fine Ck
horse , Gvo years old , coatiiig300. ; ho
buggy is a top ono , a tip-top ono , ono of
.
Hattonhauor'a boat , costing $350 , and
the harness was made by YValtora Bros. ;
it coat $45. The whole rig is ono worthy
of'carrying the mayor of a live city of
25,000 people. The presentation was
made bylMdorman Mynstor in behalf of
the QitizonBWho : had joined with him in
purchaaiuR ir. In iresponao Mayor
Vaughn returns the following card :
A CAIU ) OF THANKS.
Wm. \ ! . Mynstor , Y , J , McMalion , 0.
Oolao , JtoV. ] . ! > . MoMonomoy , Klmball and
Cluunp , X. Louie , A. U , Ifnwo , .lainoa Krainey ,
Thoniaa Cuwunw. Harry Ulrkonblno , II. l ! .
Martin , I ( . If. llattonlmuor , Goo. V. Wrinht
and ninny others : ,
Tlio bountiful nnd costly horse , bugey mil
' harness , this dny prosoiitod to mo , through
'your oonnolttoo in moit grutofullv acceitod. ]
I shall oodoavor to show ruy lull apprecia
tion of the ; BUiiQ by carefully looking after the
Interest of our city , nud I tiustthut before my
term of ofllco IIM expired , In 18'0 , that thu In.
habitants pf Council liluffg may bo lucroosoil
to fiO.OOO u'ctlvo people , and that oachwuo may
be free from old foeyism and jealousy.
Gentleman. ' I again return to you my heart
felt thanks. 'Very truly ,
ty. R.
Mayor.
Caaady , Oroutt & French's great clearing -
ing aalo of tarpots , curtains , and uphol
stery , will commence Juno 5th , and continuo -
tinuo 80 days , Look out for big bargains.
Strangers visiting the city ara invited 118.to
call and inspect our stock.
A SOEKE OF BEAUTY.
The IlUnlny Made by Cnttady , Oroutc
Fronoli ,
Yesterday afternoon ajid evening Cas-
ady , Orcutt & French gave their grand
onomng diiplay of carpets' , curtains , oto. ,
in their now quarters in the Masonio
Temple. Thoaceno presented WM ono
well worth seeing , and fully justified the
exclamations of delight in which thu
many lady visitors expressed themselves.
Certain it is , that Council Bluffs never
had as fine a showing , The whole ot the
first floor , CO by 100 foot , was filled
with a great variety of carpets , curtains ,
and house furnishings in that line , dis-
played very tastily. The exhibit was a
decidedly interesting ono , as well as
beautiful. Rich , velvety carpets , with
great variety of designs , were shown to
great advantage. Among these were
special patterns , ono particularly drawing
the attention of the Masonio visitors , it
being n beautiful carpet , the design of
which was made up of the symbols of
the mystic order. In curtains there were
also some very rich patterns , in Turco
man , raw silk , lace , etc. Some of thcao
were displayed , all hung and draped , on
poles , complete , setting forth their
beauty very attractively.
Turkish ruga also excited the admira
tion of the visitors , and aomo beautiful
patterns of Oriental tablo-covora. In
fact , there were many really elegant
goods , and many entirely now patterns ,
so that the visitors gained the latest ideas
about the needfuls of an elegant homo.
In connection with the display Mrs.
L. A. Smith gave a very beautiful display -
play of the fancy needlework done by
herself and her claw , There was a great
variety of thia , and many of the articles
merited special notice. Among the la
dies who belong to the class , and who
exhibited articles were , Mrs. Charles
Oflicor , Mios Hattie lluo , Miss Ida
Casady , Mra. Ira Scofield , Mrs. Dr. Os
berne , Mrs. George I'holps , Miss Grace
Osborno , and Mrs. B. D. F. Fisher.
There Troro also some very pretty arti
cles shown aa the work of two little girls ,
Mian Clara Wheeler , aged eleven years ,
and Miss Ilattlo Smith , aged nine
years.
Sending out Stock.
They following were shipments of
stock from the union stockyards yester
day :
M. Kilmer , ono car hops , C5" head , .Tohn
WKinno ( ! carhops , 03 ho d. D. Anderson ,
one cor IIORS , f)7 head. S. Froilorlck , ono cir
hi-K'i " ° head. Morao K. AlCo. , ono car hops , 00
ho J. llrown & Unss , two car hogs. 113 hoad.
F. Maokln , ono car hofcH. 02 head. H. Irgnlls ,
one car hogs , CO head. I'nrlthurst ft M. ono
car hogs , 0 j hood. Columbus Packing Co. ,
one car him Gl head. 1) . S. Bliss , one car
hogs. 09 head. I. Hoatly , onojcar cattle , 31
head.
All the hogi wore sent to Chicago over the
Hock Island , and the cattla to Larimlor via.
IT. P.
COMMEUCIAIj.
COUNCIL BLurrs UABKET.
Whoat-No. 1 milling , 7G@80 ; No. 3 C5@
70 ; rejected50.
Corn Local purpoans , 40 ® 15.
OaU Foe local purposes , 35@40. -
Hny 310 00@ia 00 per ton.
Hyo ) @ 45 < j.
Com Meal 125 per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , 6 00 ®
700.
700.Coal
Coal Delivered , hard , 11 60 per ton ; soft ,
5 00 per ton
Lard Falrbsnk's , wholesaling at 9Jo.
Flour City flour , 1 C0@3 30.
Brooma 2 96@3 00 per doz.
LIVB OTOCK.
Oattlo Butcher cows 4 00@J 50. Butcher
t ors 4 D0@5 00.
HoRs 4 C0@4 75.
PUODCCE AND KHDITS.
jQuotationa by J. M. St. John & Co. , com-
niUsion morchanta , 538 Broadway.
Poultry Heady Balojchlckeng.tlroBsod , 12io ;
live , 9o ; tiukoys. dresaad , 15o ; liyo , 12c ;
Ducks , droesed , 1' io ; live , 8c.
Oranges 5 00@5 GO per box.
Ijomons 3 00@ 1 00 per box.
Bananas 2 50@3 50 per bunch
Jiuttor Creamery , 20c ; rolla , 10@13c.
KCKS 12o pot dozen.
Btrawborrioa-lG quart tray 2 00@2 25.
( Vegetables Potatoea , 35@10 ; onions , 75c ;
cabbage ; 4 cents iwr pound ; npplen , ready
Bale at u 00 for prime stock ; lioana , 150
@ 2 25 per bushel.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special ft vertlsomente , i o as Loet ,
Found , To loan , For Sale , To Rent , Wanta , Board-
Uijr , etc. , will be Inserted In thia column at the low
rate of TKK CENTS PEK LINK for the first Insertion
and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n-
Bertlon. Leave advertisements al pur office , No.
, Pearl Street , near Droadwav
j
WANTS.
; W PAPERS For Bale at Bu offloo , at 25 cento I
a hundred.
? OH SALE On Olon avenue , lot CO feet front , unsurpassed -
surpassed for a One residence , bason It at present !
small frame house. Will bo sold on cisy payments.
Fnquire on premises , No. ISO , Olcn avenue. Mary
Feller.
WANTED By ft lady , a situation us short hand
anmnuonub and copyist. Uaa a tjponrltor.
Addrero "J" Bee oQlce , Council Illufla.
\X7ANTKD-Two first class Coat-makers , lmmcdl <
VY aUly. Smith & Teller , 7 and Main street
TTfTANTED Every body m Council Bluffs to take >
VV TuiBis. Delivered by carrier at only twenty
cents a week.
FOR SALE Top Buargy , Dexter eprlngo , and
single harness. Enquire , JI. K. Seaman , 405
Broadway
HOTEL FOR RENT Tlio omont House for [
rent on reason * Io terms. Furniture will be
sold to router. . Apply on promises opposite Broad ad
way dummy depot , Council Illuffs ,
A QENTS Ladles and gentlemen can make first
XXcluui wages by Belling the "Champion Bosom
Btrccther ami ronlop Board. " Retails at 11.00.
Any lady cau do up a flno shirt without a wrinkle
and Rlosd It as nlcolyaathebcatlaundrloscan.Addrcsa
for paitlculars 0. B. S. & L Co , , Bu ofllco , for one
moMth ,
Railway Time Table.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following ro the tlraos of the arrival and do-
parturo of trains by central standard time , at the
local depots. Trains leave transfer depot ton inln
ILOS earlier and atrho t n mlnutca later.
cnicioo , BOKUNaros AND QWINOT ,
LliVI. iRKlVB
6:35 : pm ChlcoRoRxprosa P.OOam
0:40 : a m tai Uall. 7on : iff
EMS a m 'Mall and Kxprcss , 7:10 : p m
12:30 : pm Accommodation. iMpm :
'At local depot only.
KlKBil CITY , ST. JOi AMP COUNCII , SLVtn.
10:05 : a m Mall and Kxpro&s , 7:05 : p m
8:03 : p m radflo Express , 6:60 im
CU101QO , HIIWADKI1I ASD BT. TAtTL.
6:25 : p m Express , 9:05 : a m
9:10 : a m Express , 9:16 : p 1U1
CHICAGO , KOCK ISUKD AND riCLHO.
6:30 : p m Atlantlo Kxpross , 9:05 : im
0.25 a m Day Express , 0:61 : p m
7:20 : p m Dos Molnes Aoooiuuioditlou , 6.06 p im
At local depot only.
WABAAU , IT , I/OD1S AMD PACmO.
9:55 : a m Mall , 4:45 : p m
4:60 : pin Cannon Pall 11:10 : am
At Tranifor < lnl
cincAoo and NOBTUWMTULH.
6 0 p m Express , 9.W p m
9:25 : a in radflo Express , 0.05am"
sioux cm AVD rAoino.
7:40 : p m Bt Paul Express , 8:60 : a m
7UO a m Day Expreu 0:60 : p m
DKION ricmo.
8:00 : p m Western Express , 8:56
: am
11:00 : am radfio amm
Kxureaa , 4:40 : pm
7:40 : am Local
Express , 0:64 : a m
12:10 : am Lincoln Express , -
At Traa for only.
BUM MT TRAINS TOOlltHA.
L aTe-7 : ) -sso-9So-10.30-ll:40 : : . m , iao-JSO :
S:30-4SO-6jVfl.85 : : : ! lloap : m 8undayJoHNo :
a , in. 1SOJSO6SO:3S11C6 : : : : : p. m. Anne 10 mln-
ntes before luvluK time.
ACOB SIMS. E.P.OADWKLL
SIMS & OADWELL ,
flttorneys-at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Office ' , Main Street. Rooms 1 and Ehugart A Mo-
Mahon'i Block. Will piactloe In Etato and edcr |
COUlU
ROLLER RINK
ICE CREAM PARLOR.
Taught by TUOF. Scimoon Tuonday and
Friday evenings from 8:30 :
to 20:30 : o'clock.
IltNK FOIl KENT AT $15.00 PER NIOHT.
WTUAROEST FLOOR IN TOWN ,
H , H , MARTENS , Prop'r.
Mrs , HJ , Hilton , M.D , ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
222 Middle BrondiJiv. Council BluQa.
WESTERN IOWA NORMAL
-SCJKNTinO AND-
COMM SEOUL COLLEGE ,
COUNCIL nMirrs IOWA
Will Open
THE 23rd of JUNE 1884.
A complete course for tcachcra wul thoio desiring
a lilKhor ijull : li cilucatlon , a full business course ,
\tlth tralnlt t , ' In nctuil Imslnrta practice nnd Kcncr-
n correspondent ! ) , short hand , ornamental pcntfan-
clilp , locution , Gcrminaod music , Splendid rooms ,
laieu , light nnd well ( utnlnhcd , cliari < caery raodcr-
fttc , cott of mingrrcasonnMo , society good , experi
enced tcftchcra for further particular * , Inquire of
IlBAUDdLKY & PAULSON ,
Council llluns , Iowa.
N , SCHURZ ,
Mco of e Peace.
OFFICK OVEH AVKUICAN EXl'UESS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA ;
BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS.
J. Y. FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
o .85 Pearl Street Council Bluffs , Iowa.
E. Eice M. D.
or other tumors removed without the
knife or drawing of blood.
{ JHRONIC DISEASES
Oror thirty years practical experience Offlo * Ha
Pearl street , Council bluffs
tfJTConoultatlon tree
W. R.VAUGHAN.
Justice of the Peace.
Omaha and Council Blaffr.
estata colloo Ion agcm Ol'l Fo'.b
HEADQUARTERS
BAVARIAN BAND.
Persons wishing to cngago this Band
for parties , sociables , serenades , etc. ,
should call or address , JACOB P. SCHMIDT ,
Manager , 25 North Main St.
GASH TALKS !
A.t the well-known. Establishment
OF
J. P. FILBERT ,
209 Upper Broaaway , the
PIONEER GASH I
01 Council Illufla. N6Uco our reducoa Price List.
Wo give
IS'pouncla ' Extra C Sugar for . $1 00
11 pounds annulate ! Sugar . 1 00
25 poundt Choice Oatmeal . 100
25 pound ) Navy Boarta . 1 00
0 pounds B"Bt Bulk Starch . . . . 1 00
12 pounds Carolina Rice . 4 . . . . . . 1 00
12 pound ) Choice t'runia . 1 00
25 bare Buffalo Soap . 1 00
Extra Lake Trout , per pound . OB
Lorriliard's Plug per Ib . (0
1 doicp Mackerel . 15
Colorado Flour , Winter , per cwt . 2 BO
10 pounds Ginger Suapj . 1 00
40 pounds h inlay . 1 00
6 Italian keg Syiup . 1 70
White Fish , per kli . 80
Mackerel , per kit . 85
Dates , per pound . 10
103 pound cans StinJanl Tomatoes . 1 00
All kinds California Frulta .
pound lusk'a Standard 4 for . . . . . . 1 00
T. T. T.
A1I grades , according to quality , 15o to SOo per
pound.
We al o carry a full line ol Men's , I vdlos' nnd
Child tea's flno Shoos and Mcn'i Fine llootn at very
low prices. Also a lull Hue 01 Tinware and general
merchandise. Call on us and be convinced that you
can save money fey dealing with ua. Qooda delivered
free Inanv part of the city.
la a word , vre are txmnd to sell and challenge all
audaola competition In thia countr.
J. P. FILBERT' '
09 u .or Broadway
SILOAM
MINERAL SPRINGS.
We sua'autoo the cure ol the following named lis -
or no pay : Rheumatism , Scrofula , ts ,
Catarrh , a 1 Ilfoo'd andiklndUeatbs , Dyspepsia , Llvor
Complaint , Klilnuy anil Oladilor Diseases. Gout , Noll-
algla and Asthma , Thesi Springs are the favorite
ceort ot the 11 roil an.l ilobllltatad , and are the
FEKBLE LADIK8 BEST FRIEND ,
Good hotel , livery and bathing acoomodatlon both
winter and summer. Locality highly picturesque
and healthy. Accessible by Wauisn railway , uci
Kvona.or O. , B. & O. , at AHiany. Corrwponucno
sollolted , HEV. M. U. THOMPSON.
Manager.
Albany , Slloam Springs , ( Gentry Co. , Ho ,
ANALYSIS.
Speolflo Gravity . .1.002
Reaction Neutta
Caibonlo Add Gas 8 In. nor gallon
Carbonate Calcium. . . . . . . . . . 86,021 Oralni
Carbonate Iron 7,041 ! '
Sulphate Magnesia 3.2S8 "
Sulphate Calcium 1,149 "j
Chloride Sodium T.iflo
SlUIca 1.6M " 1
Alumina _ * . . , . . .0,016
Orgaulo and Volatile matter and loss. . . , . 1,450 ' *
otal eollds p r tallon 07,171 "
WMOIIT& UBRXU.L , ChemlsU
As there are many
So-Oalled Veterinary Sureeons
In till * city , who are practicing their quickety on
ourixwp'o ' , I derm It but JustUoto lay that 1 doly |
anyol them to prod ice a diploma , or credential ,
ndloatlng that they are graduates ot any tcterlnary
netltute , and I do hereby caution the publlj against
such quacks , at
I am the Only Known Giaduate
IN WESTEliN IOWA.
Office & Pharmacy , 125 B'dway ' ,
AT BLUE BABN.
T. J. CADY , M , D. , V. S ,
moa. ornou , n. M. resit.
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Council Bluffi . . Ia.
Establisma - - 1856
Dealers m Foreign anil omettlo Kichacgt an
UOOM Securitt
H.H , HORNE & CO , ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
n ne Cigars
Wo make a specially , at our EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA nd
YARA 01QAIIS. All Cigars sold by us are of our own manufacture and warranted
as represented ,
OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE , C52 Broadway ,
II. H. HOUNE & CO. , COUNCIL BLUFFS. - - IOWA.
In order to give my entire attention to Iho manufacluro and sale of HAIR
GOODS , my ntiro of
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS AND NOTIONS
Will bo sold at COST until all disposed of.
MES , D , A , BENEDICT ,
No. 337. W BROADWAY . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
All kinds of cr. 3ec.
Engineering
cvin.cM. . ,
S3 ROOM 6 , m CPEHA HOUSE , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
. oto. V _ All Orders by Mallj Promptly Attended To.
IE. STOOZKHEIRT & OO
-MANUFACTUHEH3 OF-
CAUPLT3 , CUKTA1XS , WINDOW FIXTURES , find lUX'AIUINd
XaatoxioxtDoooxotioaist . "
- - * via.cl "CTi :
.
A Specialty.
NO. 301) ) BROADWAY COUNCIL BLUP
The undersigned is paying the highest market pric e for
Bags.
S. GOLDSTEIN. ; 540 Broadway , Council Dluffa
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
2 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Sin-tiler , Mm and Fresco-Painter
Office No. 337 W Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
MAYNE & PALMER ,
DEALERS IN
AND WOOD ,
BULK AND BARREL LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , UIOIiaAN BLASTER , ILUB
AND HEWER PIPE.
No. B39 Broadway , - - corjNOlL BLPPra. IOWA.
V
504 Main Street , Council Bluffs.
MANUFACTURER OF
TRUNKS , VALISES , AND SATCHELS
SAMPLE CASES a specialty. Shawl , Tourist , and Trunk Straps.
Twenty Years Experience. - - Repairing Neatly Executed
TO LO.A.N
ON IMPROVED FARMS IN
IOWA AND NEBRASKA
LOWEST RVTE3 , QJ TXT Xr SO PEARL STREET ,
BEST TERMS. O. VV . 05 , J Council B'.uBs , Iowa
ASADY , ORGUTT & FRENCH
urtalne , In Lace , El'h ' , Turcoman , Etc. Oilcloths , Mattings , Linoleums Etc
Ihoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST ,
omo and bo convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods in .our line ,
heapost place to buy CARPETS , Curtains and House Furnisbinga in the
City.
Nos. 5 , 7 and 9 MASONIO TEMPLE - - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care
Wo have the The latest nov-
finest stock and cities for Spring
all the latest de Overcoats w o
signs to select have just re-
from. ceived. See them
ONE BUT TUB LEADING
HANDS E9T OF . EMPLOYED. SKILLED Merchant Tailors
7 & 9 Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
srx
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER !
Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds.
ELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGH
KTo. 3.-O. 3XT. IMCnlXL St. .
KNICKERBOCKER PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY !
220 South Main Street , Countil Blufi's , Town.
Wo guarantee our work aa first-dais in ever manner and atylo at low price
Wo make a unociaUy of Groupoa , Familloa , and oapccially children , wliic
wo take quicker than a wink. COME AND SEE US.
SCHMIDT & RILEY. Proprietors.
NEUMAYER'S HOTEL
ON THE
American Plan. \
Furnituio and appointments all now. Noa. 208 and 210 Broadway , Council Blutf
J.
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29 'Main Street Council Blutfs