G TEE OMAHA DAILi BEE : TUESDAY JANUARY IT. L882
P. T. MAYNE , HEWS SUBSCRIPTION BATES.
BLUFFS AND IOWA
COUNCIL , By Cnrrlor , - - 2O Cents ; per "WooSc.
,
Council BlufTa Circulation
Mfxnnfjor . . . , . By Mail , - - SltXOO per Tear.
n.n. * * * * 4 * Til TTI.IT tt Trttir A
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Offlco : Room Five , Everett's Block ,
Broadway.
H. W. TILTON , City Editor.
MINOR MENTIONS
loots on the make.
The light guard * wily to-nlsht.
Special religious services at the Con-
Kregntionnl church to-night.
Tlio KplecopM folks meet for a jolly
social nt Mrs. Aylcsworth'n this evening ,
Tlio codl dealers and Ice pacVcra smile
and Ahnko at the way the mercury ha *
tumbled.
A light fnrco wan at work on the
paving of Union avenue yesterday. Too
much cold.
The Bnptist folk have planned to meet
in social converse , Thursday night , at
Mrs. Scely'ri home.
Cold weather to benumbed the fingers
of those nt work on tlio now elevator that
two hours froze them out yesterday.-
Next Thursday evening the 1'rcsby-
terinns will meet in exchange grips nod
have a season of chattering at ttio lioino of
Mrs. .T. T. Oliveron Market utrcet.
Juattc Abbott topped off bin Sunday
dinner with n slice of wedding c.iko , the
patties tie-1 by him being John Vlagcalle
and Anna A. Hammer.
rho police court ycntordny was as dry
ycntorday < vn though it had broalifanted on
mackcrnl. Only ono unscnllopcd drunk
4rraced tlio morning's record , the coutrl
butur btii.g liu'ton Ijcmiox SfiH. .
1L Van le Uwgert lias received word
that his pramhnotlicr , nn estimable old
lady of 8yonn , liiwl met an accident at
Avoca , where nhe Is visit Ing frieniln. She
slipped on an icy walk , cauaing a fracture
of the arm.
- A little diflicuUy arose in the I'hicnit
naloon yeHtcrdny afternoon between Mr.
Smith , the proprietor of the HiggH home ,
on Routh Main street , anil William
Ian. The bono In < linpulo waH tlio bono of
a board bill , anil as a llnalo Quiiilan'x nonu
was tapped nnd tlio claret flew.
I'ctcr Tolnndcr hod hia heart Maddened
Sunday afternoon by minxing hid roll ,
while nt the Transfer depot. Tlicro wan
Sr > 0 loan and no Insurance , Whether oome
llght-fingcreil gent slipped it out or not I :
A question , but some ono Imi ninJo o
financial gain , iloubtlews , at bin
Korbeu'Dramatic compnny U to app ar
lierc in "Truo Je rtion" to-morrow even
ing. Tlio company hnri already n strong
hold oa tlio public favpritcism licro , and
uover fails to pack homca. I'urboi him-
clf is a powur iu stirring up tlio people
and causing them to flow In crowds to
ward the dhow ,
The lot men feel that th cold snap I.
u. Heft snap fur them , and oil commenced
taking the cake y en t onlay , and nro OH
V busy as bees cutting ivml carting. Tlie
\ * tcb now being pat up in the homes in only
from seven to eight Inchca thick , but de
lays ore dangtrous , nnd It doea not do
wait until it thickens more.
Chief of Police FicldV heart in overflowing -
flowing with thankfulness to him who In
stituted Uurnside whiskers. Within
forty-eight bourn he ban succeeded in get
ting bold of two men whose only dencrip
tion aacivon him WUB that they hnd IJurn
aide whiskers. Those who prefer that oil
of beard should not
indulge in them n
present.
The number nf skaters aud HlidciH won
increased yesterday by the fact that tlio
freezing of the pipes in thu high school
necessitated the closing of the two room *
over which Ms ! < j Pllckinger and Alls * Hub-
liard preside. The puplli in JIj * , , M , , , ,
Kul' room of the Minn' school wcro also-
given holiday , while their teacberu visit.
oil other fcliools.
In accordance with n description and
request sent from Omulm the police ar-
reiited hero Sunday night a colored man ,
who gives Lin name aa K. Jfc Ctirtin , and
wlm WM sent ncrosB the river yesterday.
He is wanted there to explain n Uttlo mis.
iako by which lie In said to have entered
the wrong house and Ukon some projterty
which happened to belong to noma one
! , whoso pennlwion he hod not ob
tained.
Juatice Bird has iaauod a WMroator
the anost of the fellow
, Wilson , who WAS
captured in Omaha , and who la wanted
here to answer to the charge of bnrglurlz.
tog the McCoy house. Wilson h prom ,
ised several years' service in Nebraska for
rin M committed there , but the warrant
flow here and requisition will be tucked
iu a pigeon hole , so that in cose of hia
Kjvieedngout through miy technicality ho
may be still kept in tne toils.
U isn't safe to catch a friend by the
nn. About every third man on tbu
Uoot Is nourishing a vacclna point.
UklKsrs at the churohea and theatre * slwuld
IMS extra cautious. There in nothing will I
make a man fighting mad aa quick an
touch hiui on the tender point. Still the
vaccine precaution la well taken , and th , , e
who have not had their nrmi punctured
bould not delay , Although there Is no
small i > oxor vurlolold hew , ttlll a vaccine
point i a point'well taken.
The last number of tfce New York
( inpbic devote * u page to Council Uluffs.
The write-up of Ihe city is qulto meager ,
but the ptge In made attractive by , illus-
tratlom chewing up some of Uw prominent
buildingg and ( treeU. TJiero ara some
comical feature * U the picture , though ,
and especially so lu the eyes of on old set
tler. The high Hdiool , for InsUmw , in re
presented u < being up n a plewant sum.
inlt , the approach to Mch ii a broa/laye-
uue , lined with palatial
residence * , while
carrlaseb with footiuen are rolilnu up and
down tlio * tre U drawu by pranclog
teeds. wJjo.iu lioof btrike
upon a rioaU-
wept paveineut , The avertge school-boy
wh. climb * the hill uud pulf * out , ' , , rB ) .
cut , " just In time '
to eicape a 'twdy mark ;
will ap/jreelate this pictured avenue with
iUewy ascent. The page In the Or.nphlo
l , however , fa many * pec { .
/nfiroftheto rn.
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s i i
BAGGED A BURGLAR.
.
Such Sooma the Qaino Which
the Police Have Cap- %
tured.
The Toola With Hlm-ncnaonB to Busj
poctlllo Knowa About Omnhtv
Burglnrlos.
Sinoo tlio attempt made to crack
the safe in the ofllco of Captain
Brown , the well-known Filth ntroot
coal dealer , the police hnvo kept
their oycn wide open and not in viiin.
A young man has boon gobbled up ,
and safely bapgod , around whom evidence -
donco is accumulating ao rapidly that
there necms but little doubt but that
the right capture has boon made.
Ho given hifl nanio na Eddie flnrdin ,
though ho naya ho docs not object to
being called by any name with which
the police may chriaten him , na any
name would to his oars bo ua uweot.
Ho givea a very unsatiafactory ac
count of his comings and goings , but
claims to hail from Missouri. A search
of hia poroon revealed no wealth or
valuables , but there were found upon
him some drills and n tin tube for
filling powder into ft safe. Some pow
der was alao found upon him.
It appears that ho gained an
entrance into the coal ollico by
breaking a small bit out of one of this
window panca and clipping buck the
bolt. Ho drilled a hole through the
outer plate of the aafe , and then his
drills buitiL' too short to roach the in
ner plate , no abandoned the task tem
porarily to procure aomo larger drills.
Whether ho was frightened away on
his return , or whether ho concluded
to try aomo now field of plunder , is
uncertain.
Ho will probably Ixivo hia ouuninu-
tiou this atternoon , by which time it
in expected that evidence will be gathered -
ored which will foster him eecurcly.
The only papers found upon him
were some little acraps bearing pro
scriptions and thooddrosHua of vuuoua
parties in Chicago , Gtiluxburg , 111. ,
and Michigan. From HOIIIO puiiiteni
gained it is thought that he in familiar
with the doings of some parties on-
gnged in heavy burglaries in Omaha
in the past , and oveiytliing tends to
the belief that the capture is one of
unusual importance.
MUSIC AND MIUTH.
lions' Acme Oporn Company nt Do-
, Imnoy'P-
-T- - >
Lust evening there was a good
si/.ud audiunco at , Dohanoy's opera
houeo to greet Hesi Acme opera com
pany , which , appeared , in ' 'Olivette. '
This bit , , of comic , opera lm many
features of the popular tinqo which
please the maasos much better than
"Maacotte , " though tlio Inttor has
ronlly tlio fmor and higher class ol
music and moro difficult of rendition.
It was wiso'to cheese "Olivette" for
the entertainment last evening , aa its
fund of mirth and catching airs
touched the popular heart und the
listeners were very oiithumiwtjc. Tliu
cnatumes vroro brilliant and chovu
und orchestra work was excellent.
Tlio fun conturud of couruu ubuul
thu comudy of orroiscauao i by Ilonry
I'eakea UH Capt. do Muirinmo ant !
Murk Smith IIB Valontinu , thu lattui
appearing na such a oltiyor imilntor ol
the former us to give lisu to ull worts
of comical mtiiatiniH bcuauao of the
iithur clmracteifl iliiataljim ; tlioir itlon-
tity. The other'incidonU ruvolvci
about tlicao miiRiad dromioi , cu thai
much real mirth WUH .iddod to much
run ] music , making the entcrtainmi'ii
a highly enjoyable onu. . lltm' opur.
company will liml nn cold \volcomo a
any timu they muychooaolii'ro.ifter tf
visit thin city.
An Andivc'louH Impobtof ,
O. U.SUIL ItLVFKs , Jiiiniiiry K ; ,
To tlio Kdltor ot The Omati.i Dou.
David McCroary , of thin city , 1m
reported that you ollbrod him om
hundred and tMonty-fivo dollars
(9125) ( ) for two letters in his possession.
I would like to suy this much : I
Bupposo you will print what you like ,
but if you do you are helping to
blacken the immo of a woman who
bcforo Qed is as pure as the purest ,
the only reason being because aho re
fuses to live with
u gambler and a
drunkard. Too much of a coward to
war upon his own sex , ho turns upon
a defenseless woman , and that woman
the ono whom ho ought to shit-Id
from everything. For your mother a
and yonr aiBtor'i sake , and for your
wife's sake it you have one , I uak you
not to publish What will not do you
any good but will , for nil time , hurt
tlio name of ono of tlioir own sex , mid
you will greatly oblige
A WOMAN.
P. S. 1 would further add that you
or ho can make nothing out of the
letter further titan to make a. talk und
drag kcr name through yourSuper. ' *
The editor f TUB 1JK : , ilowa ,
nothing about the matter referred to
above. Certainly neither ho nor any1
of luiquthoriEod agcmts Imvo ever
ottered mdiifcy to Jlr , McCruary for
Jotters in bin posnoseipn ; Wo do not
know JleCrenry und have never heard
of the man before. If Mr. McOroary
slatea that attempts Imvu been nmdo
to purcluiHo any documents in li'w pos.
session for TIILUii : : ] 10 lies , TIIK
JJjiK is not engaged in that kind of
busino&B , particularly wlu-n they rt-lato
only to personal and doinestio diller-
oncca which concern no one but the
parties implicated.
AdviHod to Skip.
William Orowcll was bcforo Justice
Abbott yealurday uftoriioon charged
with stealing u saddle belonging to a
man uamed McGinles.
. It appears
that Crowtill , while Borvinj ; a term in
jail j for larceny , inanaijud ( escape ,
and improved Ins liberty by stealing
the t saddle. After fmis'iiiiK ' Ini term
in jail ho was calli-d to answer this
second charKO. Owint ; to the abnonco
| of a material witness for the prosecu
It tion the case was dismissedbut.Judge
Abbott kindly advised him that any
follow i who had such long fingers as ho
itnd j and -vaa so prone to grasp after
other people's properly would not find
this a healthy climate , and ho had
bettor skip. The prisoner went out
with a hop-akip-and-jump.
SENATOR-ELECT WILSON.
Tlio Llttlo Speech Ho Made Wlion
Nominated.
The following is the substance of the
remarks made by lion. James F. Wil
son , on beinu nominated for senator
last Tuesday night :
After the applause had mibsidod
Mr. Wilson begun by saying that sure
ly the caucus would not expect a
lengthy speech from him at that hour ;
ho did not feel that he could make rv
lengthy speech. Ho had not heard
definitely the result beyond the fact
that he hnd bi'cn nominated by n joint
caucus of the republicans of the con-
or.U assembly for the high
oflico ot United States Senator.
Ho inferred that. this had
been done with uii.uinniLy. He could
only say that this result of the can
vass was to Him a source of pride Ho
was glnd that the caucus hnd resulted
as it had , and that the result lias been
one that lias put uwiiy any disturb
ances or the chances of any divisions
in the great party of the state [ applause
plauso ] , and that it put him in har
mony and accord with every member
of the party in the state. [ Applause. ]
Ho did not wish to stand , nor would
ho Htand , as the representative of one
faction in this state or thin nation.
[ Applause. ] No man could be more
liaii his party. No man that exists
as in this nation done enough , nor
an he do enough , to place
im higher than the organization
i which ho belonged [ applause ] ,
, nd whenever , or wherever , it
iccurs that some one man thinks that
o is ureator than his party , that man
Hint learn that he and not the prin-
iples of that party must go down ,
'o soon should he learn that the
arty and not ho was superior. [ Ap-
ilausc. ] And now that thiti action of
ho caucus was opening wide the deere
o him for grand opportunities in
iiiblic lifo , he hoped in the pursuance
f the pathway of that public lifo that
10 would not ( to anything to disgrace
r cause regret among any of those
vho at this same time had placed him
n the way of these opportunities
From the time of the formation of
, he republican party lie could claim
hut ho had worked faithfully for the
great parly of human liberty. Ho
could see in the prospect now
op'oncd to him something that
ought to bo fiuflick'nt for any
ambition. Hewould accept one
of the mottouB of the great republic -
accept it and put it far and high be
fore him in the line of his duty. "In
God wo trust. " [ Applause , ] Ho
ihould endeavor in the discharge of
! iis duty to carry to it his conscience
as well as what ability it had pleased
God to give him. [ Applause. ] Tlio
members of the caucus , and those
whom they represented , know wol"
the recent ( ( UuHtions on which ho hac
expressed himself , and he wished t <
Bay ho gave them utterance in advnnci
to allow the people to know wlux
ivoro his views , and what would hi
liis chart and truido if they fl.iw fit t <
choose him to the oflico of Unitor
States senator. [ Applause. ] To hi ;
expression of opinion on economic
( | ue.Htioiifi , and in relation to corpora
tions and uorporato powarti , he stil
dhered and would adhere. | \ \ \ -
huiBo ] He would not place n heav
and on any in to rent in the nation
but iw to the utterances of thoM > f > en
timcnts which BOIIIU suggested ns uu
wise and Rome as given for ulfoot hi
would cay that every tyoid and everj
utterance formed a part of that char
which ( mould guide him in his dutu'i
in jho fiitimin , the duties of that office
fico to which the action of this canru
was the opening of the door. Hi
stood on every republican platfon ;
that had over been adopted , and h
stood on the republican platforn
now , and its principles would bo
purt of bin chart [ applause ]
eo all would know now how
to map out his future action. He
again thanked the C'liicns for the
honor conferred , and ho realized the
responsibility ; ho liked the weight of
responsibility ; and whim the duties
of the oflico for which ho had ; ust
been nominated should become his
duties ho would devote his ontiiu
time to their discharge. His whole
service would bo given to the state.
During those six yens , if life bo
snared , ho would attend as closely to
the duties of the Honatorinl ollico as
ho had attended to his own IIIIHUICHS.
From his heart ho appreciated highly
and was profoundly grateful for the
honor now conferred , and ho would
seek to prove himself worthy of the
trusts thus to bo imposed. [ Contin
ued and loud applause. ]
Alllcck'u Lecture ,
Ilov. W. U , Allleok is to lecture iu
the llroadway Methodist church to
morrow evening on "Lost for Want of
a Word. " Those who have heard
him , either from the pupil or rostrum ,
wjll need nothing more than the
simple announcement to induce them
to attend. To those who have not
had the pleasure it is veil to sUto
that they will find in him a speaker of f
admirable qualities. His rcuont ad
dress in New York befoio audiences
ranging from -1,000 to 5,000 persons
called loilh the highest praise. Ho is
decidedly original , u quaint humorist ,
and a truly emotional and eloquent J
speaker. The Now York Christian
Advocate calls him the Mark Twain
of KiiL'land. The Now York World 1
Bays ; "His power over an audience is
irresistible. " The press everywhere
speak in equally high terms of his wit
and ifjadom. The lecture is to beum
I irrojuptlj- 7:30 o'clock and the
iickvlt Jwe been placed at only 2'i
cent * .
MAIL MATTERS.
Looking Over the around for a Now
Location for the Postolllco .1
Proapoct for Letter Cnr-
riors ,
Postofllco Inspector .F. 11. Furay
was in the city yesterday and was col
lecting points regarding a change of
location for the postollico , the quarters
for which are now so crowded ,
and so far from being in keeping with
the business of the city. Several
buildings arc being considered with ft
view of leasing some one of them. It
is int'inated that in case no suitable
building can bo obtained en satiafac-
tory terms , that the present building ,
or at least its main lloor will be de
voted entirely to postoHice business.
Tlio erection of a buildinuby the gov
ernment is not out of the lange of
possibilities' In fact , all those phases
of the question IB under active con
sideration , and name recommendation
will be made in n few days.
It is also said to bo in the planning
that tbirt city is to have at an early
date a free delivery tnsteni by c.ir-
riers. Such a inetropaitnti addition
to postollice facilities here \uinld prove
indeed a welcome change , etipicially
to tlio business men With a now
government buildi.ig and a force of
letter carriers , everybody will smile ,
and Hinile again.
PERSONAL.
Charlrs Kurtz , the agent for Forbes
dramatic company was ho o ycitcreay.
Col. Ssopp H | cnt sovcral days at DCS
Mnincs lant Weolc and returned home Sat
urday.
Ch.irlcH F. Drown , genet id a cnt for the
Cortland min UK company nt ppcd lonR
enough to perfect arruDjjencntrt for the
appearance of the company lieio for a
week , commencing the 2'M.
Mansol Wicks , ono of the oldest hottl r <
i Council P.lulFf , Is nuw taking lelief
rom the i aih enl IJUHIICK.S ! which lint kept
im f r much of the time in TVxas. Ho
H Hpui.ilur ; tlio wii.tur nt IIH ! homo licrc ,
t living tlioret lot-up he has hnd in two
'earx.
An Unffratoful Pnencl.
A pair of railway workera wore rol-
ickitig about tlio city jesfeidaynf-
crnooii , otic of whom had a
imo ticket calling for a few days
wngi's. Ho was quilo boozy , and the
attention of the police was called to
ho fiict that bin ui'ommg trieiid was
rjiug to gut possvenion ot nhut little
rahiftlilos he hud. 15oth men were
mhbcd and locked up , ono clurgcd
with being drunk and the other with
"arceny , the time-ticket and some
liekk'a boiiig fot.nd upon him.
lotvn. State Kown.
.1. 0. McKon/.io , lute treasurer of ,
Franklin county , is reported a Uefaul-
tor to the amount of $8,500.
An old resident of Allamukoo
county , named Topliff , became tired
of Iho world , and hanged himself in
his barn.
The Springdale Mutual Fire Insur
ance company , which has prosecuted a
successful business for moro than ton
yours , hold its annual meeting on Jan
uary 14 at Springdale , Odar county.
At the meeting of the State Agri
cultural society tlio following otlicors
wi-ro elected for the enduing year :
John W. Porter , of Johnson county ,
president ; James Wilson , of Titma ,
vice president ; John R. Schafler , of
ilellornon , SecTtaiy , and . ( . ( J.
Hounds , of 1'ulk , rrensurer.
About four weeks ago Mr. Winch ,
win ) liVes near Avoca , discovered that
a live hundred and a fifty dolhu- bill ,
which ho had deposited in an oyster
can in Ins cellar for safe keeping , had
been destroyed by r.its ; the fifty being -
ing entirely gone , and the live him-
died dollar bill was gene except a
piece about as large ns a silver dollar ,
which bore part of tlio number of the
bill. Ho wrote to Washington about
the matter , furnibliini ; mich testimony
as was necessary , and on Wednesday
of last week received by expreea a
package of one hundred $5 bills , with
which to make good his loss.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTlOrt. Special athcrtltemonta , rucli u
Lost , Found , To loan , For Sale , To lltnt ,
\Vant , lloanllnR , etc. , will to Inmrtixl In th (
column at tlio loxv rnt of TKK OUNTrt VRb
LINK for the flrnt InBirtlcii and HINT. U'.NTV
I'EH LINK ( or each lubtequrnt iiiwrtlnn
Lcart'odvurtlsc'invnt ! ) at our cilia1 , Itoom G
K\cri'tt'H lllook , l
,1OH H.MK-Oii huudrvil anil II t ) tlioii .ind
1 lulck. llcnrj lii-liuu ,
JlTilt Counull Illiili * , lown.
- iTjboiU In Council liluff * Ute
WANTKU-K HxK.ia itntH jii-r wouV , J
IhcrcU by varrlcra. Olllio , llooin fr , i\eri--tt. :
Illccu , llro.ul ny.
A Kooil jirl ( or scrtnl housi
WAJfTBH In uu 11 lamlj. Apl'l ) loJainc
M. l.fltcr , Ninth ttrpft , bitwcon First u\u'iii <
anil llrouln-ay. JvilO-Zt
- To tcut a hoiioo o ( about tci
WANTIH1- cuutrikl location. luquiru at
llrK oUloj Council Hluflg. ) < " ) . 13t
\A7ASTKD-A IlMt-cliM House kcc | or want
> V ixwltloii. AdJruJi I' . O. lox ) No. 7X
Couocll IllutU | HI JanlO-t
-IIT-ANTKO To buy 100 ton liroom cornY
\Y t'or purtlculore acldresw Council IlluH
IJroom Ttctory , Coiuicll Ulua , Iowa , JU > t-0tf )
AirANTKU-A nret-chm broom tier. Mayn
W & Co. , Council Itlulls , low * . MO SO'
, l OIS SAI.K-OU iwpert 0o per hundred ,
' .K ThQ Iti-u olHco. Council lllulln. (8rt (
fno'ntUCK-MAKKJtH. roilBALI- sun 01oi
I moruot loud adjo'jilim the tirickon . .0
llannor .V Ilal c ' on Upicr Ilrca > l av. ro
partkular * | ] 'ly to laid ) llalncs er t 1 ' " . " ' ' r'l
olt.ce at the ItonrdrJTrado rorni * . ( Council Illutli
_ 77fr-'lt'2J Sai
TiOlTKU'S TICKET OrTICi : W r In rallroa
L tfliota coiitlnuixi tu liooin. Unpwfodcntc. .
low 13,1m to all lantirn | K > liit * . l. ery t\cl \ < i
uuaruntced , Order * tilled tij telephone , r rot
ono to ten dollar * a > inl by purehatlnK IUKM
o ( e'\ , I'otlcr , DiiictBttorto Potter i rainier , J <
40 Mouth Filth strict , ( our doom below the JKM !
ctllcc , Council Illuffn , lo . octl8-tl
i
-\\rANTKD Iloy , IOi pony , to carrv | > en
\Y Inquire at Lit oBUe , Council BluD * .
octiatl
FACTSJWHJNOWING.
"Good morning , Mr.
Jones. You seem in
good humor this
morning. "
"Yes , I have been to
the
BOSTON TEA STORE ,
and flnd anything and every
thing I want ,
OF FIRST QUALITY AND
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
I toll you , I can Save Money
now out of my salary , and Live
First-Claes , too. It pays to go
there. "
"Where did you eay it was , ? "
BOSTOfi TEA COMPT
FINE GROCERS.
16 Main St. ami 15 Pearl Sfc ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA.
( Gasoline Btotc. )
OR , . J O 3XT H IS ,
DRILKK IN
STOVES , TIN WARE ,
SHEET IRON WARE ,
331 Broadway , - Council Bluffs , In.
DON'T KA L TO SHE THE STOCK OK
W. W. BUCHANAN
REPAIRING.A . SPECIALTY.
202 Broadway , COUHCIL BLUFFS ,
H. H.JUDSON ,
DRY GOODS
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
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MANUFACTUIIEUS OF
ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING
AND
GENERALMACEINERY
Otllco and Works , Main Etroot ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
We gl\c special attention to
Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces ,
ROISTERS AND
GENERAL MILL MACHINERY ,
HOUSE FUONfS.
, GENERAL REPAIR WORK
will rccho prompt alU'iilioii \ jeiierul a
Bjrliiu'cit of
Brass Goods , Bating , Piping ,
,
AND SUPI'LIKS FOR
Foundry , Pig Iron , Coke , Goal ,
OH AS. HENDRIF ,
n
President
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ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Rich Cut Glass , Fine Froncli China ,
. bllvor Wuro &c. ,
340 UKOADKAT , Cll .NC1I. 111.1'rKft , IO-YA
Drs. Woodbury fit Son ,
Cor. 1'carl ic M A\f . COl'MJII. IH.I'KI
. W S. AJ1KNT JAC011 SIMh
AMENT & . SIMS ,
et AttoniBys & Counsellors-at-Law
U COUNOIL PLUFI-'a. 1UWA.
KELLEY & M'CRACKEN ' ,
Marble and Granite
North Fifth St. , Council Dluffi.
W. W. SHERMAN ,
ROAD , TRACK , COACH & LIVERY
S S
Fine Work a Specialty.
H II. HHKHMAN , lhwnri ! MamjtT ;
Wll. UliniSTOI'IIKIl , Mechanical Hanger.
124 South Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
My Harness are Manufactured from A No.
I Oak Tanned Leather.
I Sell My Goods at Bed Rock Prices. Or
ders from abroad receive prompt attention.
j , Weber. Liindetnwn , J. Mueller
and other Pianos , $ JOO nd upward.
Burdett , Western Cottage , Tabir and
Paloubet Organs , $50andtipward Musi 3VC
cal Merchanoiso of every discription.
Italian Strings a specialty ; imported
direct. Music Books , ribett-Mueic , i'oy ,
Games , Fancy Qoodn , Wholesale and Re TT
X , tail. Pianos and Organs sold f r Cash
and on Time. Stock is large , full and comp -
p eto. Musical Journal TOO on applica S
tion. Correspondence Solicited.
Address :
a d. MUELLER , I
103 South 5th Street. O
IE
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
BOWMAN , ROKRER & CO. ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
PURC EASING- AGENTS
And Dc-.ilcis In all klrds oi I'lOiluco. Prompt attention shcn to all < onir' ( mituta.
NO8. 22 , 24 AND 20 PEARL STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
. SI. IFOSTIESIR ,
WILL SLt'l'hON" SHOUT NOTICK -
Cut Flowers , Greenhouse and Vegetable-
Plants
In their tcason. Orders I rcmjitlj fllli'il nnd iclh. ! ml Co F\mrr ctluc free oj iharrr Senfl Sol
Catiloguc.
HI.
-DEALER IN-
* $ nrr
Ij ] U7 WBVLs ? < d $
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Bayer and Shipper of Brain and Provisions
to Eastern and Southern markets. Order nolidtcd In . ' .
i Iou % and Nebraska. ItBJ'KXl'.NClIS
First Xatlonnl liank , Stcnart Htm. , Council Unlit ; Wrn. P. llancy & Co. , Cul cr & * > . . Chitoeo ;
K. A. itont & Co. , St. Louis.
M E T C AL F BROS , ,
WHOLESALE DIAI.FRS : ix
Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck < 31oves ,
CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED.
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Has Fur Sale , Town Lots , Improved and Unimproved , also , Itnilroail Iiaiids ,
und a number oj Well Improved Farma , botli in Iowa and Kubraskii.
Oflico with W. S. M\YNK , over Savings ] Jank , - COU OIL BLUFFS.
BIXBY & WOOD ,
PLUMBERS , STEAM AND GAS FITTERS :
Gas Fixtures , Bath Tubs , Marble Slabs , Brass
Goods , Iron and Lead Pipe , Fittings and
Pumps , Kept in Stock.
No. 7 Fourth St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
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We Carry the Largest Stock of FINE
Si SHOES
LIPPEES ETC.
, . ,
Within One Hundred and Fifty Miles of Council Bluffs ,
All Mail Orders Proiiip'iy Attended To anft
Highly Appreciated ,
OUR PRICES AEE VERY LOW.1
Call and See Our NEW ( SPRING STOCK , whicli
has Begun to Arrive.
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Z. T. LIND8EY & CO. ,
, , nnnllBR ! ° ADWAY' ' COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWAt ,
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And WEST SIDE SQUARE , CLARINDA , IOWA ,