THE OMAHA DAJLi JBEti : WEDNKSDA'f JAJNuARY 25 1882
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Broiulvroy.
II.V. . TILTOK. City Editor.
MINOR MENTIONS
The mn qncrnJe of the colored | > co-
pie Ust night drew a crowd and proved a
ncce s.
A. number of C.IROS < if diplitlieri * . ate
reported , indlcallnR thftt the illceMC In
Rainlni ; iln linlj ,
The director * of the public library
have i.eclilcd to lcn.se rooms of Mr. l'\er-
ett , oxer the Glolie office ,
Superintendent Farnham provided an
Intctwtios schoil exhibition at the llloom-
crbtxli cctiool rooms l.iat evening.
-Thi funeral n rvce ! of Mrs. H. H.
Killxrt Wfrc held yesterday nflcrnoon ,
and wcri largely attended by friends.
fW.io of the ice men claim that the
rirerice i < not fit to cut yet , being uiicv.
tn and otherwise nut up to the standard
A light Know bc nnfnlllnt' here yi'.stcr-
J j noijn , nnil ( lkci Haw Ht InU'rvtiMan'l '
jrally until the utrcets were Home what
whitened.
A street broil Is retried at ImviiiR oc
curred nt Nccla , Monday nl ht , in which
the c ntostanta rcccivpd come ugly wounds
uidona of them a fractured skull.
-Union mo tingH nre IIO'IIK held night
ly at the lUptlsl chinch. Special H' rvice"
r nlw > beitiff held In the Mcthoiltst church
ercry evening thl ? week. The churches
loein ti bo waking up.
Trie city fnthera meet again to-morrow
arcnm to condilor some Important mat-
tern , tanimg them tlie r.ulc of Oaklauil
of how b t to
aroniif , an I the i | eitinn
Mcurua g'lvainnienl ' Imildliif , ' ,
Mr. and MM. Conrad ( Jc ! e we-o Imp-
pily surprised MOM ay evening bv a visi
tation of about neventy-fivu friaidn , wlio
orcrecci cd.indcnreil for mot liospJln-
bly. A merry evening resulted.
.Turner * Collins , of Woodbine , was before -
fore ITnlud atatuH CommlBsloner Key
jBstordAy morning , charged with culllns
tobacco ithout hnvinK paid the Hpeci.il
ftat. Tlic case was net for u hearing nt'xt
ifolurdtxy.
Tlio following committee h.m been ap
pointed to cotmlilor the liest w.iy of cecur-
in , " ; * now o | oru hoiiRO here : .1. W Chiip-
mwi.,1. J. llrown , I' . TJ. Slmgi.it , L.V. .
Tullcys , N. II. t'usey , J. M. 1'wlmcr and
John Dchany.
A gentleman fr in Atlantic , in the
city yesterday , reports a nil nhiir of new
canoaof Htnall pox there.Vlth small pox
em each slilo the people of this cicy HliniiM
takoeitr.v procautiDnt , and 11 Hliould at
cast me toil that they are properly vac-
cinaUil ,
It ttecnis inoro dilficuH for man ) to get
nt" jail than tn got out. About , o\uiy
olxht there ar applicants for ! dgings nt
the jnil , by hoinek'Hs wandcrerH. who find
Bleeping In the alleys nnd dry goods h'-xca '
imther chilly. The pullco have to keep u
; guard at the do r to pr v nt the plate beg -
g iwarmed by frea lodgom.
Nugent and Ilaliiu , the Omaha young
if- : fallowH wlio broke thu peace HO badly here
lout Sundny , by chasing n co ored man
manned Johnson , have failed to appear ,
and their friorin of the Itlue Jay Baleen ,
who went Hccurlty for their nppcuranoo ,
liu been left In the lurch , nnd has had the
Usfactlon of paying their fines and costs ,
which badly broke a tan dollar bill for
uch.
Thu necessary pa pern have been oeruxl
applying for an injunction to prevent the
city authorities consolidating the park fund
with the general fund , following th-- exam
ple set by the diiving park association to
pro * cut the consolidation of thu l-vo fund
will ) the gcnend fund. The < e Interested
n other funds for which levies have been
made wi'l ' probably follow milt. In fact
the city council Necmx to lie in but water ,
I'V
I'Vu and there m ovcry iniilc.tion tliut the pot
into which th y IIHVC dumped all ttio frndn
will ho kept rx > IIInk' .
Changing Hands.
The following transfura of real catutu
vcro ruportud from thu county records
bj J. W. Siuiro | * t Co. , abairaolord of
titles , real uatiitu nnd loan agutita ,
Council Bhill'a.
J. W. Davis otul to 11. Stovt-jiH , lot
12 in block 5 , Avocu , $1100.
J. W. PHMH | to A. K. Stiiiseii
tola 9 , 10 in block 20 , Harvnrd'a a Ul. ,
city , $225.
Jutiu-a Kilpnck to 1'utor Hollhmii ,
no IMJ 'M uud nw , aw 'MTii'8liBO \ : ,
Ilobcrt E. Mi/iiigoinury / lo JiunrV ,
Sqnin1 , part of out lot fi.liick8oii'a , mU
city , | 1,500.
0. & S. Mann to J. IJynis , BW 10 , 77
38 , . 700.
.1 , 1) Kdiiumsoii to H , J. H\th , v
1 , Bo 2 , 76 , 41 , Sl.-lOO.
K , U. i. \ I' . 11. H. Co , to C.
Kruno , n i , uw 28 , 77 , 40 , 8640.
A. 8. lirynut to J. W. Hquiro , lot 1
in block 7 , Jackson's add. , city , S27C ,
W. F. Abby to J. W. llodifor , loti
10 , Hand 12 , in li , FlominK * D-ivia
add. , city , ? 072.
II. I iwia to H. VuKt.n. - . , 13 , 70
17$850.
M. Wioka to J. M. Phillip ! , , lot 'J ii
Mib. 41 and 45 , O. P. , city , $1500.
M. F. H. llubor to J. McCord , a ,
w. , n. w. , 22 , 77 , 4I ! , 81.
W. U , Ci-chraii to T. Mounton
part n. w. , 21 , 77,41,81,725.
T. ItowiiMii to J. T. llurloy , lot-
in blok 10 , Kaylisa it Palinur'a add.
city , 8100.
JSnoB Cole to J. McCord , loth 1 , :
B'i and 3 , in block 2 , Miiidon , § ' . )25r ) > r .
C. U. T. * P. H. H Co. to I ) . Knli
ozclicn , o , J n. w. ] , 1 , 70 , 89 , jiiiU 50
Avoca L L. Co. to J. U , Ltmir
foldt. lot 11 in Hub. of part of 9 , 77
39 , * 2GO.
M. J. Giddingu to J. 11. Junta , U
D. Works nnd O. Hiickinitn , u. u. , u
w. and a. A n. < < , K. w. nnd n. \ n u
. . , fi , 77" , 89 , § 1 800 ,
A. II. Weatto W H. Uoiluau , a. ;
n. e. , 24 , 75 , 40 , ? 800.
John W. DOIMIB to .r.niH's Kullcy
part n. u. , n. o. , 31 , 70 , 42 , $ G ( ) .
Hunry Jjanu'iiutck to John Clitea , i <
in.e. , 10 , 74 , 41 , $0:50. :
TRADE TALK.
The Members of the Board Moot to
.Chnt Over the Boat Interests of
the City Complaints About
Telegraphy The Now
Wngon Dridgo.
An ndjotirnud mooting of thu board
of trade wui held Monday ovonini ;
to consider various innltors pending.
While waiting for enough members to
nut | , tliu ball rolling nn infornmt talk
wnn had , thu chief tlicmo of which wnn
thu ninnncr in which the telegraph
intutcats of this city were neglected.
Sovurul tmrratod personal cxpuriunccs
of dulaya nnd mistukos made in thu
traiiRiiiiasinn of tuluitrnma , ciuainj , ' in-
convoniunco and oven loiaof buBinoia.
Ono ffpiitloman produced a telegram
just received by htm , which wan
twelve hoitra or HO late in reaching
him. In fact there svcmed no end to
thu complaints , and soinu went BO far
as to claim that in dninj ; husincfm at
local points near here letter writing
was speedier and surer than light *
ning.
The question of securing a govern
ment building heru for court and
poitollico purpose's A'ns brought up
again and the recent action of thu
council reported It was suggested
tlmt some of the aldermen wore hesi
tating about sending delegates to
Washington to help aecuru the appro
priation because they doubted their
legal right to do BO. There were pre
cedents to hack up tlio Bending of del
egates add thei'o had nuver been any
grumbling on thu putt of citizens , as
thu benefits necured had far out
weighed the necessary expense. The
members of thu board argued that an
thu s'euuring of n govurninont build-
ng huro wan a matter public benefit ,
n which all had share , all should
aku a like tdmro in seeming it.
Thu city council has had so many
njuiictions , and had so much finan
cial trouble , that at its meeting rc-
ently , when thin matter was brought
ip , some aldermen rtiiggustud that if
hey look nuuh action ns was desired
> y the petition of citi/.ena , they might
; ot into further trouble. In older to
n-nco them up thu bo.itd of trade nt
bin meeting panned a resolution avow-
ng their willingnend to buck up thu
council if they took thiH action , and
o .stand bettvuun tliu council and any
rouble. With thi nsaunuico the
council will doubthiBa feel warranted
n going ahead.
The matter of a bridge connnctii'i ;
his city and Onirtha as called up ,
> ut nothing could bodoiu1. Tliucom-
nitteu appointed nt the last meeting
reported tlmt they had wiitton to
'resident Clark , of thu Omaha board
> f tradu , requesting a conference with
he hoard or with HOIIIU committee. A
otter hud been received from him
stating that the matter was one of ini-
mrtancu to Oiimlm , and action
soilld be taken at thu next
nceling of its hoard of trado.
. 'ending that action nothing
could bo done by the .board hero. The
> lnn for a wngon bridge in its pru-
.nmimrius . at least scenm to moot with
Jio hearty approval of the business
man of both sides of the riyer , nnd
ihoro in good ruaaon for believing that
"hat the project will actively pushed
o n successful completion.
After talking ovi r thuso matters ,
idjournmont was taken to meet at the
jail of thu president , it being under
stood that such call would bo issued
so BOOH as the committee on the
wagon bridu'o had anything now to
report , as it is the deairu to crowd thu
ilan along as rapidly ns po.Mible.
LOOK OUT FOR THEM.
A Trio of Biul Onoa Who Mood to be
Watched , for They nro Up to
Tricks thai ivro Dink.
There wuro three very slick confi-
ilunco game woikera who arrived in
thin city yesterday morning , and began
gan their labors in earnest at tin
transfer depot. They ere quickly
spotted , nnd ono of thorn waa rucog-
niod as an old-timer whoso oxploitt
gained him a briuf nativity huro a few
years ago , At that time a burglary
was committed a short distance east
of there , and a quantity of juwolrj
nnd rich goods taken. Ifu managed
to escape with the plundur and pissed
through the city in safety , Ho had n
httlo troublu in getting across tin
river , nnd threatened to shoot a man
for refusing totaku him over inn boat.
Uo succeeded , however , in crossing
the rivnr and made good his ojcapu ,
Hi > is known im a crook , and wfii'i :
ho was aeon at the transfer yestordnj
morning , waa recognized and watched ,
Lhero woru two othuia with him , ovi
dimtly of thu aiinie ilk , and they bu
nan worlungsomoof the more Btiseop
\ ° "fithiu 8tnul era j" t arriving ,
and tackled BOIIIU uf the umigranta ,
They liad hardly begun to make then
approaches before they received warn ,
ing that they had hotter let up on anj
attempted game , nnd they hurrieii
nway singly for up town. lu the citj
they came together luuin , and after f
consultation they slatted out to worl
as be/it / they could. They approachet
several strangers who wuro wendiiu
their way to trains , but did not sue
ceod in finding any uncouragemon
aufhcicnt to show up their pi-ciilini
gamo. Disgusted with the conditioi
the field , tln.y . pulled out for acrosi
thu river , where they will needs bi
watclu'd , KB the leader of the trio n
well known as a bad ono. whilu ( hi
companionship of the two others indi
cates that they am of thu same stripe
Experiments In Foedlnu Hops.
An Iowa farmer out up thiily rnt !
> ear old hogs for fattening , nnd fo
I lie lirst twenty dajs fed them 01
slulled corn , of wliich they ate 8 ;
busies. Durii.g tljs , Ierj0l ( tl,0 ,
gained 827 pounds , or upwaids of tt l
pounda to the bushel of corn. H
then fed ihn H-UIIU hogs for fourti-oi
days on dry corn meal , during wjic , ]
tinio they consumed 47 busTu-la am
gained 535 pounds , 01 Uj pouuda t
the biuhul. Thu B.UIIO hog nuxt fm
fourtetn daya on corn meal and wato
mixed , conaumed 55A buuhels of corn
and gained 7.)1 ) pounds , or l.'U pounds
of ] > ork to tin ) bnsliol. Ho then fed
them fourteen days on corn meal
cooked , and after consuming 45 bush-
uls of the cooked meal tlio hous
gained 79 ! ' poundn , or Very nearly 15
pounds of pork lo thu bushel of
meal. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
"POOR NANCE. "
ClmrloB Dickens , Oliver Twfat , fro-
Hontotl under this Name to n Crow
ded Houso.-Tho Murrnv Corn-
pnny here for n wook.
The Cartland Murray company
opened Monday night nt Dohany's. A
Urge audience giving thorn , an en-
th'isiiiatic ' welcome on their return.
The play preaunted was"Poor Nance , "
n dr.nnati/.aton by Mr. Murray , of
"Dickons , " "Oliver Twist. " Miss
Cartland tool * the title rolu nnd did
aoino excellent work. Mr. Murray
sustained the diflicuU 'cliara t rs of
ira ic very well. Tlio play is a high-
y sensational , there being almost too
ligh a strain in it , but the thrilling
situations and climaxes seemed to
carry the audicncu by them. As a re
suit of too realistic n presentation of
: ho murder scone , one of the lady
auditors fainted completely away ,
causing quite a stir in thu audience
'or a few moments. The company
ms one strong attraction , it being
Vliinn Bros. Orchestra , wliich nlHrds
i musical treat runnini ; along equal
.o the dramatic ono. The company
ast night presented "Tho Avalanche ,
> r the Child of the Alps , " and will
continue thu rest of thu week with a
lightly change of bill.
A ROUGH CHARGE.
\ ConstubK ) AcctiHod of Using Force
on n Woman Whllo Her Husband
Lay In Jail.
Yesterday afternoon a case found
Ls way into Justice Abbott's court ,
n which the charge of rape i laid
g.xinat F. M. McGuinsuy , a constable
n the town of Luyton. Tlio woman
vho claims to have been thus mis
used by him is Mrs. Addiu 1) . Wash-
ngton , who with her husband live
n the samu town. Mr. Washington
cecps a little atoru and restuuraut ,
ind fiuinu time last year waa arrested
or defrauding thu revenue , his deal-
nga in cigars and tobaccos not being
loomed in accordance with the law.
lo was lodged in jail and there re
named until Jiia discharge in
September or October. The claim is
.hat in Juno lust , while ho was lying
n jail , his wife was left alone to run
.he business , and that one night a
orciblo entrance was made and this
uriovous assault committed upon Mrs.
Wauhinaton , and for which Constable
McOlinaoy is now arrested. The later -
: or stoutly dunies the charge nnd ho
iml his friends are confident that they
will be able to knock thu bottom out
Prom under it.
A uhnngo of venue was taken from
Juaticu Abbott , and the case will
probably bu on trial to-day , when the
facts on both sides will bu more clear
ly brought out.
TEMPERANCE REFORM.
Enthusiastic Mooting at Emerson-
The Boys nnd Their Horns-
Other Items.
CorrcHpomlonce of The Onmhn Deo.
EMKUSO.V , la , January 24.A largo
and enthusiastic temperance meeting
was hold nt this place Friday evening
hist. It , was addressed by the veteran
temperance worker , Isaac Kelley , of
Hilladalo , and by Frank Shinn , Eaq. ,
of Emerson. An amendment club
was organized , with nearly fifty mom-
bora and the following oflicors : Presi
dent Mr. Van Ausdale
, ; vice-presi
dent , S. Thompson ; Secretary , F. P.
B.irtlott . ; treasurer , W. S. Goodoll.
The club holds itn nuxt mooting on
the evening of February 3. An invi
tation waa extended to any who do
not favor the amendment or ita sub
mission to bo present and en
gage in ita discussion. An interesting
fu.itnru of thu meeting was thu music
funnelled by thu boy band of Enmr-
son. Wo challenge- any town in the
atate of Iowa to produce a hotter brass
band , thu inumbura of wliich ahull
bo boys under aixteen yeara of ago ,
than ours.
Nearly § 80 have boon raised during
thu present school year for the pur
chase of an organ for the school. It
is expected tlmtthu receipts of another
school entertainment , now buine pre
pared , will raisu the fund to thu re
quired amount.
The Goodoll & Shawl ) elevator ,
which him been standing unused for
BOIIIO time , has been thu scone of nu
littlu activity for a few daya. Why
has it been allowed to stand idle BO
long ?
The primary department of the
public school has been closed for two
wooka , owing to the illness of the
teacher , Miaa Campbull.
Rev. Brown was quite ill last wook.
lown Item *
Chicken thieves nro emptying tin
coops at Cicston.
The body of a wliito male child , ap
parently healthy , and weighing about
thirteen pounda , was picked up in n
back atroot in Hod Oak last Saturday.
This is the fourth body that his heel
found within tho. limits of Hod Oak
ainco it Imi beun a city ,
Tan Ka Keo , an educated son ol
the "Celestial Kingdom , " is ocifyiiu ,
the citucnaof Atlantic with songs am
lectures of his "nutivu laud. "
Children Buruod to Death Neai
Dun Mo iu UK.
National AuwMnUxl l'rv n.
DKS MOINKS , la. , January 21.
Two clnlren , Henry nnd William
Oleor , four and tlneo yeara old , wen
burned to death in their father's houn
a abort distance from this city yester
day. Their mother was only a few
rods away when the fire broke out ,
and was compelled to witneaa then
horrible death , unable to render
distance.
OAJZY AND GLAZY.
Such Seems the Charge of Seduction
Which the Comlnir Young Man
Has to Answer.
A goodly portion of yesterday was
taken up by Recorder liurke in liaton-
ing to the evidence in the case of
Kd. Watson , of Corning , who had
been arrested un the complaint of a
young lady , Katie Lioport , who
charged him vvitli reduction. The details -
tails of the affair were naturally of
such a nature that it waa wisely de
cided lo sit with closed doors , barring
out the public generally , not oven thu
witnessess being permitted to bu
present , except as they were needed
one by one , and all baldhciidcd men
being kept out despite their accus
tomed privileges.
The atory of the you g lady was to
the elluct that young Watson had de
ceived her under promise of marriage ,
and that he knew very wull that lie
could not fulfill said promise , na ho
waa already encumbered by a wife nnd
Family. Shu had her auspicious n rous
ed by a fortuno-tuller , who sometime
before in gazing into futurity through
thu palm of her hand , spied out the
fact that she waa going to throwlior- (
aelf away upon a mariied man. She
claimed that when Watson met her in
; his city she questioned him closely ,
and hu insistud that he was free from
ill matrimonial tics , and that ho would
surely marry her. Ho urged a more
ntimato relationship , but she told him
she had aworn oil' This opened up a
clue to her past , which had rathur an
unsavory look , She insisted that , her
reform was broken down by Wataun'a
Jroinmcs of honotuble wedlock.
\mong other evidence produced was a
etter which she claimed was written
jy WaUon.
To oll'iel this kind of a story evi
dence un * introduced showing that
; hit letter was written by a joung
man who rc.U'inblcd Watson somewhat
in face .ind form , and that it was thi.s
siiiiu semblance to Watson who met
the young lady : it the time and place
in this cay whun ahu claimed to have
iven rein to p.isaion. In view of all
these facts ( he couit discharged young
Watson , and he ivturnud to his Coin
ing home with a lighter heart. He is
a young man just at.irting in life and
getting a good hold on business , and
was accoiiipaiiiudonhisunpleasnntvisit
to tlna city by many friends and wit-
nefnea who now claim stiongor than
ever that the charge was trumped up
in thu hope of frightening him into
some financial bottleinont.
PERSONAL , .
Mayor Vanghan'H children aie sulfcring
from diptheria.
Mr. 1'eriy Miller , of Corning , waa in
the city yesterday.
George Johnson anil T. ( " ! . Bennett rep
resented Uurlington nt dinner nt the Pa
cific yesteiday.
D. N. Gibbs , of Ivy Wild , has started
on an extended business trip along t.o !
Hue uf the Wabasli.
Crortti.n was represcnti.l at the Og''en
yesterday by George P. Wilton , ! ) . A.
Porter unt C. H. Titus.
Sher.fi Thomas , of Adams county , and
Attorney K. J. Kiwsell , were among those
hero on lesal busj esa yesterday.
Court dolnga at Lincoln have drawn on
th'a ' ci'y ' for at least th'eu witnesses , A.
W. Streat John lla-n'ner and J. M. Pal
mer.
mer.Mr.
Mr. JenningH ban BO fur recovered from
the assault made u [ m him that he IH nt
his place of bu lnc s as uaiml , though he H
by no meani vigorou" , his spine troubling
him fomowlmt as the roanlt of the kncck-
down. _
Ono of Thorn "Will Swing.
National Aiuoclatetl I'roon.
OATLKTTMIIUHO , Ky. , January 24.
The jury in the case of Neal , one of
the Ashland triple murderers , ren-
dorul a verdict this morning of mur
der in the first degree nnd fixed thu
punishment at death , As thu prie-
onor was removed tht audience ap-
piaudcd the verdict.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES. .
NOT1CK. Special ailturtlxonictits , such or
latt , Found , To Lean , For Sale , To Kent ,
Want * , Hoarding , etc. , will lie Inuurtul In tlili
column at the low rate ol TEN CK.NTS 1'KH
MNK for the llret Insertion and I'lVK CENTt
1'Kll LINK ( or each mibsi ucMt Imcrtlnn
Lvatomlvcrtlfccmt'iitii nt our olUco , Hooiii 6
Kterttt'slllock , HroaiUu ) .
OK RKNT-Twonleel } fimilshoil roonin , uln-
I ' gli or en fcillta. A | > pl > to Mr * . J. 11. Hlaij
iljllsto htrc'Ht , Hunt Of bUU'lltll
C.H.8. ] ' t
171011 SM < K Onu Imtulred ami ll'ly tlioucnm
} < brick , Hcnr\ Oolong ,
JITUt Council Illi tin , IOUB.
K.\erjboily In Council Illulls ic
WANTUU Tim Ho. 2(1 ( ccnU per week , df
llvcrcd by carrlcin. OIIUo , Hooiu 6 , Kmutt'd
Illocii , llroad * y.
A'TT'ANTEI ) To buy 100 tons broom corn.
VV for particular ) ) aildrcoa Council Hluffi
Uroom Factory , Council llhiff * , Iowa. 53-VUt (
A ( Iret-cliBj liroom tier. Maync
WANTED Council lUullii , Iowa. MX ) SO *
SALE Old rajHTt 40c iwr hundred , at
POH lice olllco , Council UlulJi. ec'7-tl
rno HIIICK-MAKKIIS , FOIl SAI.K-fi acres 01
1 mortiof land adjo'iiln the brU'k.tnrd ol
llaiuiur & Hal o.1 on I'ppor Ilrcaluay. For
imtlcubra o'ly | ) to David IIalnen or 1 1 Hanner'
oilic-c at tlm Hoard i ( Trade rerun , Council Dlufl
- i > 22 Sin
TJOTTBK'S TICKCT OKFdJK War In railroad
I tloliuU cuntlnuex to liooni. U | ireoisluiite < l
low rates to all c-astcrn jwlnta. Ku > r > tlcktl
Kuaranteixl , Order * tilled iiy teleiihone , From
CUD to ten dollars nuu'd by | iurcha lii ( , ' tltkcti
of 0 A. I'ottor , Biicciwsor to Totter A Taliiicr , No ,
10 South Fifth stritt , fnur itoor * below the iio t <
Qlllee. Council HlulT * . lo a. _ futlHtf
. Hov , wltlijwnj. to carrs fti
WASTF.O at llix otllcc , Council lllutl * .
oitlS tf
Notice ,
Owlnic to the Innuoniio sucoem o ( thu titiw
Gelatine OromlJn Inttantanoout Proceti
utth Exc-ltlor Gallery , Filth ijU'et , Coun
ell Bluffs , the proprietor de lr - the u i iiln ,
! Children' * I'lcturcB to. all between the houn o :
10 and 14 o'clock a , in. , us owlnu to tha Pren
of Duilnf ud > nrrauKement la nucMury l (
FACTS JfpRTHKNOWINC
"Good morning , Mr
Jones. You seem ir
good humor this
morning. "
"Yes , I have been tc
the
BOSTON TEA STORE ,
and find anything and tvery.
thing I want ,
OF FIRST QUALITY AND
AT VERY LOW PRICES ,
I tell you , I cun Save Mondy
now out of my salary , and Live
First-Class , too. It pays to go
there. "
"Where did you eay it watr ? "
BOSTON TEA COMF1
FINE GROCERS.
IB Main St. and 15 Pearl St.
COU\ OIL BLUFFs , IA.
( Gasoline Store. )
. DEC , .
DltlLKK IS
STOVES , TIN WARE ,
SHEET IRON WARE.
331 Broadway , - Council Bluffs , la.
DO.VT FAT , TOSKE THK STCCK 01'
W. W. BUCHANAN
AM8NBS ,
REPAIRIHC A SPECIALTY.
2D2Broaaway , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
H. H.JUDSON ,
DEY GOODS
4O5 BROADWAY.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
IRON WORKS ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES , BOILERS , MININC
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY
Office and Works , Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
\Vc KiM1 9pecl.il attention to
Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces
HOISTEUS AND
GENERAL MILL MACHINERY
HOUSE FRONTS.
GENERAL REPAIR WORE
will icti'ho prompt u'tmitlon A cnurtl a'
BtUtmnit Ol
Brass Goods , Billing , Piping
AND SUPPLIES FOR
Foundry , Pig Iron , Coke , Goal
OHAS. HSNDril' ' ,
Pi'tsuieut
MAURT3R & CRAIG ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY
Rich Cut Glass , Fine French China ,
Silver Ware < Vo. ,
310 IliiOAUftAV , COl'XCIl. 1IUTKS ,
Drs. Woodbury & Son ,
i -
jODEHwarrErsTC-ss ,
Cor. 1'earl & l.t A\c. , LOL'M'Il J1MTKS.
VT. S. ASIENT. JACOII SIM !
AMENT & SIMS ,
Attorneys & Counsellors-at-Law
COUNCIL BLUFFS , JUWA.
KELLEY & M'CRACKEN ' ,
Marble and Granite
North Fifth St. , Council Dluff )
W. W. SHERMAN , / "
MAM I'AlTtllKK OK
ROAD , TRACK , COACH & LIVERY
3SS
Fine Work a Specialty.
E H. SIIKRMAN , Bmlnesa Minajcr. V .
WM. CHKtSTOi'ltF.li , Meilunlcal Manager. ' n
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. MUELLER'S
Jiiickering , Weber. Lindeman , J. Mueller
IP and otjier Pianos , $20O and upward.
Burdett , Western Cottage , Tabor ; and
Paloubet Organs , $50 andupward. Musi
cal Merchan&ise of every discription.
Italian Strings a specialty ; imported
direct. Music Books , Shout-Music , i'oyy ,
Gamee , Fancy Goods , "Wholesale and Ke- TT
tail. Pianos Jand Ortians eold f r Caah
and on Time. Stock is large , full and coin-
piete. Musical Journal ireo on applica s
tion Correspondence Solicited.
Address :
a J. MUELLER , i
103 South 5th Street. c
IB
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
BOWMAN , ROHRER & CO. ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
PURCPASING- AGENTS
And Dealers in all kinds ol Produce. 1'rompt attention citen to all consignments.
. 22 , 24 AND 20 PEARL STREET. COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
\ > \T. H. ZFOSTIEIR
WILL Sl'Pi LY ON .SIIOKT NOTI > I
Cut Flowers , Greenhouse and Vegetable
Plants
In their season. Orders plomptl ) lilted 11 il ilclhu. d to Edicts tllae free of ihar/e. Stnd tot
Cat ilo/ue.
IEC. IE.
-DEALER IN
PAPER , BOOK a
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
Buyer and Shipper of Grain and Provisions
Orders solicited in Iowa and Nebraska. REFERENCES. First National
Bank , Stewart Bros , , Council Bluffs ; William P. Harvey & Co. , Culver &
Co. , Chicago ; E. A. Kent & Co. , St. Louis.
METCALF BROS. , „ - . ! * $
- WUOLrSALK DEALERS IV - S $
Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck GloVes. ' '
CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED.
BX * U Jc'Jt'S , -
REAL ESTATE AGENT ,
Has For Sale , Town Lots , Improved and Unimproved , also , Railroad Lands.
and 11 number 01 Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa and Nebraska.
Oflico with W. S. MA.VNE , over Savings Bank , - COU VCIL BLUFFS
BIXBY & WOOD ,
PLUM3ERS , STEAM AND GAS FITTERS
Gas Fixtures , Bath Tubs , Marble Slabs , Brass
Goods , Iron aud Lead Pipe , Fittings and
Pumps , Kept in" Stock.
No. 7 Fourth St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
We Carry the Largest Stock of FINE
BOOTS & SHOES
SLIPPERS ETC.
, . ,
Within One Hundred and Fifty Miles of Council Bluffs.
Ill lail Orders Promptly Attended To anil I
Highly Appreciated ,
OUR PRICES ARE VERY LOW. '
has
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. ,
412 BEOADWAY/COUHCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , ,
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And WEST SIDE SQUABE , CLAR-NDA , IOWA ,