G THE OMAHA DAiLi BEE : WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY I , 1882.
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II. W. TILTON , City Editor.
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MINOR MENTIONS.
i
Shingling li.is commenced on the new
engine lioime. |
The two-wheeled Heidlc/i still sUy
ndtr cover. When nro they to he called
cut ?
Tliorolvnl mcetlni , * nt the Broadway
Wcthoilliit church mm to be incrroslng in
interest mi they nro In attendance.
Atkinson' * "Jollities" ftro to return
3icrc nc t Friday o\cnlng , nil give their
( rent tntuicnl nbtunllly , "Tho Ulectric.il
A lady while hhopplnp nt Pctcrnoii
IJroH. yesterday afternoon dropped in n
deadly Inlnt , nd hal to bo taken to her
Jiorrc In n cnniago.
It cost * a half day' * work on the ntono
pile now to cer.urc a night's lodging at the
jiil , and two meals ; yet there are three or
four every night ivlio are willing to pay
the price.
The elegant fireman's trnmpet , to be
Riven to the one rcctit ing the most votes
' 'Ftmon the Bristol "
from those attending ,
ii on cxhibltliii in the HIOW window of
Obcrf elder < t Newman.
John Stultcr , over whom for nome
lime lia hung the charge of stealing a calf
from Goodwin Uroi. , hai been dlHchargcd ,
owing to a flaw being discovered in the in
formation filed againtt him.
Those who delight to laugh are prom.
i cd the funniest play on record , at Doha-
uy'n opern hounc , next Thursday evening ,
when "Fun en the Bristol" Is to bo given
Tjy .Tarrctt & Rico's company.
The pupils of St. Francis Female
academy have been undergoing examina
tions on their otudies ycitcrday and the
lay previous , it being the clcno of the firiit
wcjwlon of the rcholaitia year ,
Tlio largo plates of glais shattered by
tlioilynamitc explosion arc gradually be
ing replaced. Yesterday a largo plato
-wan put into Kicht'n hotel ; also one In
Hmlth k CrittnUn'H ntoro on 1'cnrl
trc t.
t.Tho
The circuit court opened yesterday
morning , with Judge Looflxiurow prcsld
ing. The morning was taken up with
calling the calendar , and in the afternoon
Homo luminous ol minor public intercut
wan taken up.
Kxcavation han commence , ! for the
erection of n now tenement houno on Sixth
rtrcct north of the creek. Brown k Hose
are the contractors to whom Dr. Lawrence
the owner , has given the job , The buildIng -
-Ing is to 1)0,24x39.
It ( cciiiH ai if the city council had
cliOMn rather an inopportune time In
which to order the it imps plucked out of
"Vnughan avenue. A little later , when
the warmth molts up things a little , per-
.bnpn they can bo floated out , but sure It
Menu that they have hit upon n time
-when they got the least done for the most
money.
money.Tho
The pertinent query la made why the
city council in changing the name of Fifth
ulrcot back to Main make it apply to the
whole itrett , instead of christening that
p&rt of It south of Broadway ta Alain
trect , and that part north of .Broadway M
North Main ? GIv it up. The council
.dow so many etrnngt things that it Is u-e
lew to try and explain all of them.
Yciterday afternoon Hagam n , the
young man captured at lied Oak , and no-
ctued of having belonged to the gang who
went through the Caughey house lately ,
was given an airing. Ho was taken from
the jail to Itecorder Burke'a , and tbo ttate
siot being ready for a hearing , he was re
turned ugaln. Ilagaman IH very rcii > ccta >
lly conntcU d , and his friends in York ,
.Nebraska , atUnt their willingness to Loll
him clear himself from the serious charge
laid upon him.
There promiHCs to bo considerably
figuri i g between now and the city clec
tlon. The politicians will do their figtir
ing with button hole * , l.ut the i > eople , I
tliey are wise , will do theirs with pencl
and paper , mim up the financial oxpcn
< ltures ! of the present administration , and
answer for then selves the question
"Whither are wo drifting ! " It depends
Kreat deal on how the figures are looked
- t , anil those who are wise will look for
thtmaelvef , and not through the eyes o
iioine one who is looking at the same tlm
at oino office.
The desire expitti'cd by member * o
' the board 'of education and other * for an
ordinance providing 'for vaccinating th
achool children , has touted the city attor
sey to draw up one , which if parsed would
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cau8oinbit' { the citizens and those visit *
ing this city to'put In most of their tlm
jgct ting vaccinated , or olio paying Ones.
There is riup'-ospect'of'the ordinance be
comlmf a law , as it la altogether too tit
terly utteimeat. The probable reiult wll
IM > that In , refus'n'g too' much protectlo :
there ulll le too little glvrn , and the cit
will be 1H without any 'sort ' of n ordin"
DOT to fly to a COBO of an emergency.
The coming teauon promiioi to be th
liveliest , BO far M building Interest * are
concerned , ever known In the history f
thbcity. M ny who planned to bull \
lant year but were delayed by floods am j
' deterred by the rise In material , have re
'newed their vows , and are making ready
Many others Inspired by the confideno
everywhere manifest , have also determlnei
to eipreta their faith In this clty'u futun
fcy putting up buildings. There Is an ei
peclal demand for residence property , and
Ijotues for rent are ipetdily taken at fig-
urea profitable to owner * . and many are
unable to nccure housea. The season
IwwnUM to be lively , Indeed.
The wife and friends of Matt Ryan ,
who died lit tills city ibout three weeks
ago , are mysteriously ulleut. ] { yan , it
will be remembered , died from the effects
of A Mow on the head in a saloon row at
Audubon , and Coroner Faul notified the
man' * wife and frithd * at Wlnona , Minn. ' i
* a well M the authorities of Audubon >
county , No wonl ha * been received from
any of them except the attempt to secure
a mortgage uiul note which wrre aunng
the ; doid man' * offccti The man's
nd ptnonnl effect * nro still hcr ,
Ing " orer . If poor Hynn had been n mnn
of wealth , hilluenco nnd prominence ,
would hisfflul doith have been p.vsedo\er
go ' lightly , or would the nuihorlt'es ! m\o
hunted down the mnn who killed him ,
In the case of Louli Hnrrl v * . II. J.
Reynolds I nnd wife , before Justice Abbott ,
It WAR decided tlint the plaintiff wnn entitled -
titled to $ , " > ! .57 , nnd ( Inninges were allowed
Itcynotdn to the exto. t of SIT. . The
property in question wan ft i < ntln dre flpnl
tern purthated liv Mm. Itcyi.olds , nnd
an it was purchased without her hus
band' * knowledge , damages w ro allowed
him for the attachment of bin properly.
-Kd. Ilardin , who gi.t clear of thu
chnrgoof attempting to crnck the fnfa In
Hrown'fi coal ollice , hai just bcon iclwcd
from n term ho lias been nerving on ac
count of vngrnncy. I Jo was nrrentod f > r
having burglars' toola in litii powemion ,
nnd given ono hour in which to find § 500
bill , Of course ho t"ok advantage of thU
hour to Bklp the toun n it wm appar
ently the purpoHC of the authorities tn
have him do. Ho hns gone to Omnlin ,
nnd shall be carefully watched by the
police there. While hero ho wan recog
nized im Mhonoy , the sntno man who wan
arrcUed for highway robbery nevernl
yearn ago. ThU city in well rid of him ,
hut other cltlen should look out.
- Tno fr.ct that Wllllo Lewis , the baby
tramp , linn nt Infit reached bin home in
Omaha , Is a relief to the office here ,
who have bcon so bothered an to what It
wni best to do witb him , but they take
little faith in the claim that ho ha will re
main nt home. While bore ho showed nil
tin ) pointi of an old trnmp. He could
m.iko himnclf n bed on the floor with bin
jacket for n pillow , like n veteran , nnd
nlecp as Houmlly an though ho had not a
worry or ctre in the world. Ho grabbed
bin tlnplate of ration * like an old one , and
In fnct in all the detail * of jidl life reamed
perfectly familiar. Hence no faith IH felt
in any sudden reformation on hi * part ,
TUB MILWAUKEE & 8T. PAUL.
Proffroaa of Another Grout Trunk
Railroad Through Iowa.
The Mnploton Press hat * aocurod
dotiiiito infonnntu n from tlio locating
engineers of thu Chicago , Milwaukee
& St. Paul railroad concerning the
extension to Council Bluffr nnd the
proposed branch to Sioux City. Tlio
main line runs from Marion , five
miles northeast of Cedar Rapids ,
nearly west through Linn and Benton
counties to Tatuu City , where it
crosses the Chicago & Northwestern ,
and then through the south edge of
Marshall nnd Story oountieoand across
ono township in Boone , touching
Stvcdo Point on the DCS Monies , and
down that valley three miles ; thence
westerly , in north edge of Dalian and
Guthrie counties , to Coon river , and
up that valley to Coon Rapids in the
southeast corner of Carroll , running
westerly through Carroll and corner
of Crawford to the Nishnabotany in
section 2(1 ( , township 82 , range 38
( when the Sioux City branch diverges ) ,
down the Valley to Defiance , on the
divide to Mosquito , and following
that crook to Council Bluffs. The line
crosses the Chicago & Northwestern
junction of Audubon and Harlan
branches on the southwest corner of
section 17 , township 82 , range 30 , at
Manning , seventeen miles southwest
of Carroll. The stations are all estab
llshed on the main line , except ono in
Carroll and ono in Crawford , either
aide of Manning , it being understood
that there will bo none at Manning. "
The Sioux city branch will cross
the fiioux on the county line over a
inilo south of Smithland , about half
a inilo north of the county line , en
tering the Bluffs east of Smithlnnd ,
and via ( Jamb's crook , striking tlio
Maple valley at the old town of Ma-
plotown , crossing the Maple near the
center of west line of section 24 ,
township 85 , range 43 No line has
been surveyed south of Maploton at
any time. The connection with the
main line by the last survey was at
the crossing of the Nishnabotany ,
about seven miles northeast of D -
ilanco , 00 miles from Sioux City , til
miles from Council Bluffs , and 429
miles from Chicago , making the line
from Sioux City to Chicago 019 miles.
Attempted Lynching-
National AtaocUtvil 1'roM.
CHICAGO , January 31. The village
of Rock Falls , this state , is in an up-
rrar over the attempted lynching ,
growing out of the case of inhuman
cruelty to a child. Mrs. Botton , a
poor woman , whoso husband is in an
numio asylum , placed ono of her chil
dren 'with a family namt'd Seymour.
Learning that the child was being un
kindly treated , she visited Seymour
and found the child in a horriMo con
ditiou from boating nnd starvation.
The villager ! * were so incensed that a
largo number visited Seymour's house
for the purpose of lynching , but ho
managed to escape , taking his wife
with him. Every house in the village
was searched iu an attempt to fine
him.
Attempted At
Nitlontl AmocUUxI I'rou.
QUINOY , January 31. An attump
to assassinate Dr. T. Q. Black , ono o
the 300 in the Chicago convention
was made on Monday night ut hi
residence in Clayton. Ho was at worl
in his ollico when two men entered
saying , "Doctor , wo hayo comotokil
you. " Ono of the men thonossaultei
him with a knife , cutting him severe
ly. Ho was found early Tuesday
morning insensible and blooding pro
fusely. Ho .will probably recover.
There is no clue to the perpetrators.
Black is a prominent local politician
and popular physician.
Arapahoci En Route to
ton-
H tlon l AwocUUd l' e .
1'oiiT SMHII , Wyo. , January 31.- .
Ai'ont Charles Hatton , with a part
of five Arapahoe Indians , hns loft fo
the east. They will visit Carlisle
Pa. , wlicro thhtoon Arapahoe youth
are attending school and thence t
Washington for a talk with the prcs
dent.
A SAD CASK.
The Blind WiincIoriuffH oF n. Nobniska
Man In Search of ttollarfYom
n Living Dentil.
A iiiini nninod .loRoph Kingsbury
waa yesterday cniud for at thu jail
hero. He presented a pitiable Right ,
, .
' , indeed , nnd fully merited all the kind
1 attentions ho received. For five yearn
! pail ho Imi been troubled with n
uiiior , which , beginning in ono eye ,
grown gradually until it now
overs his forehead nnd face , except
is mouth , making the mnn appear
ko a monstrosity. He is totally
lind , and suitors so much pain that
t times his a.ind wanders somewhat ,
Us homo ia near Slromsbuig , in
'ork county , Nebraska. , wliuro ho 1ms
sister living , but no family of his
wn. It appears tli.it last December
o started for Chicago , nnd from
liore went to Boston , in search of
urgical help to relieve him from this
"ving death. Three yearn ngo head
ad n surgical operation performed
vhich roliovcd him temporarily , but
Inco then the tumor ha ; grown
nrgor than over , and this trip proved
tmiccossfnl , them being no relief to
o obtained , ns death would follow
ny use of the knife.
A few days ago the mnn started
> ack , nnd though nlonu , blind and in
win , made the trip successfully until
10 reached the transfer depot hero day
mforo yesterday. Ho wanted to pinh
n to his old homo in Nebraska , nnd
lad his ticket through from Boston ,
nit his appearance , manners and con-
nitinn led to his neglect , nnd nf or
waiting about the depot all day , his
aso was reported to the authorities
B that of a pauper , and ho was taken
o the jail. Hero ho was provided
yith a room , food and mi attendant ,
t was nls'o fmmd that bosidcnhis rail
way ticket ho had about > 0 in clisli ,
ind documents from Mamma in Bos
on , recommending him to the earn of
-ho - fraternity. Members of this
irdor wore notified nnd steps wore
ukcu to takn him to his homo as soon
is possible. It appoint also that ho
) WiiB n farm in York county , No-
> rnskn , and has meaim to cure for
liniaolf as far as money in concerned.
Yesterday , while at the jail awaiting
.he resumption of his dip , the tumor
jccan blooding profusely , and consid
erable alarm was felt for him. Phy
sicians wore called in , who cared for
lim , but it was with the greatest difli-
siilty that ho could be kept from
ilooding to death. The physicians
who examined him pronounce the tu-
norous growth the largest over soon
ty them. The man's condition ex
ited the sympathy of all who saw
lim , and nothing will bo loft undone
o see that ho gets safely back to Ida
riunds , who can care for him as no
thers can until death brings to him
hnt relief which it appears can coma
a him in no other way , nnd which
remises to como ere long.
Bllnaod bySplto.
An aggressive style of journalism
s the readable , popular style , and or-
liclos of that tinge are more taking ,
is the public enjoys outspoken , cour
ageous utterances against anything
and everything that needs donounc-
ng ; but the public in equally quick to
letectand disapprove cheap imitations
of justifiable agressivonesa. Of late
.hero have boon several such cheap
nutations in the morning paper "by
.ho wayside , " nnd the personal nni-
itus has boon so evident that , like a
ticking gun , it knocks the shooter
over without dropping any game.
Yesterday morning appeared an arti
cle against the street railway
of the city , in which it
appears that its writer was called upon
.o pay his fare in cash , instead of
Doinjj allowed the courtesy of dead-
reading as an nttauhe of n newspaper ,
[ f the Btrcet railway is a grinding
monopoly , and its manager a
"tyrant , " the attack should come
'roni some other motive than that of
! iaying to pay cash for \n\no \ received.
[ t is n poor style of journalism thai
irat supports nnd then attacks an on-
.erpriao according to whether there
are free pauses or not.
There nro other personal grievances
jack of the "free pass" trouble , but
; hey conporn the public but little ,
3iily as they maka the motive of ac
tons so palpable ns to cast a cloud
over the honesty of the attack upon
various other enterprises. These per
sonal differences account for
the tact that frequently there
appears n lur or fling about
tins city npodinir , a first-class hotel
when jt is evident that it has the
best between Chicago and Denver.
This personal spite against the owner
of the hotel in order to sntify itself
IB willing to advertise this city as
being without u first-class accommo
dation for the traveling public , and
urges thorn to go elsewhere. So
blind is spite in journalism as to bo
willing to drag a city down in order
to nettle onn man.
The same spite advertises the street
railway as oxhorbitant in its prices ,
not because of an honest belief that
such is the case , but because < f an
itching to annoy nnd injure one man
who is at its head. The citi/ena Bee-
ing the movement are not influenced
in the least , but those at a distance
and not conversant with these per
sonal grievances might bo mmlod ,
provided the paper publishing
such attacks had the circula
tion necessary to carry out the
intent , which fortunately it has not.
TIIK BKK has no desire to follow this
line of alleged journalism , It has no
friends to screen , no foes to fear , no
spites to vent , and in its treatment o !
matters concerning this city and the
intcrestd of the people of Uounci
Bluffs , it does not propose to have its
voice hushed by favors extended , or
its ire kindled by favors refused.
Whatever may bo the opinions as to
the profits of the present line of sticoi
railway , or however strong may bo the
desire felt by some for n competing
line , there is no baais for such a string
of fallacies and
accusations as npi i
paarod in yesterday morning's Nonpar- ! '
uil.Thumain travel on the street cars is I i
to nnd from the depots , nnd the dis
tances in tlieao cases are long , and
there nro few except throuuh paason *
gerx. For n traveler to go two miles
for fifteen cents in certainly cheaper
than the bus accommodations fur
nished in moit cities , and without n
line of this kind this city would cer
tainly be in a deplorable condition for
facilities to reach the depots. The
cars do not run continuously , as in
most cities , mid in fad it is not to bo
compared with the lines of other
cities. WJinthcr it would pay to
chnngo the management by running
cars continuously , nnd reducing the
faro to encourage short trip passen
gers , is n ( luoatiou on which there
might bo an honest difference of judg
ment ' , but an opinion even on this
point would bo worth moio coming
from j a practical business timn than
from f one whoso judgment is so weak
ns to cause it to bo swerved by the
giving or withholding of a bit of paste
board.
PERSONAL.
.Minx Klytcr has rca'ynnl her position aa
teacher in the public tchools here.
Huiator llothctt , of L e county , an' ' '
Iteprcf-entativeH McCully , of Marlon , and
HeynoMn , of Appano co , yesterday \inited
the ( leaf and dumb institute , being ap
pointed for that purports by th'o legislature.
Among the attorneys attending the
court hero are Mr. Gray , of Oakland ; K.
A. llabcock , H , J. Chambers , J. C5. Tip-
ton and John 1-icdwlch , of Avocaj II. 15.
Williams and T. P. Kclley , of Glcnwood.
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Small Pox at Clarlntla.
CoirenxjiicUnco o [ Tlm Ilcu :
The small pox scnru continues in
our city , although its actual presence
is confined to the laborers' camps on
ho railroads a mile or two from town ,
except two other eases in the suburbs
which came from exposure in these
camps. Everybody has been vacci-
lated except R few who believe ono
; oed vnccino scar is enough , on the
loctrinethnt "oncu in gracu always in
urnco. " The locnl board of health is
iloing much to secure us against dan-
; or from this drend disease. They
built a pest house , although they hud
o c.itcli n fellow from the coun
try and keep him in the cnlnboo.se tor
lovornl days in order to have a patient
when the p. h. was ready for ocou-
jancy.
They have employed ono of their
own number aa physician nt the
Drilling fee of $50 per day ( always
.ookout for No. 1) ) . The public Hchoola
mvo been temporarily closed
nnd tlio best troupe on the
road coiiCdn't getn paying audience in
town. Tlio boaid very wisely closed
the schools , but with equal wiidom
they did not close the beer saloons ;
they nro running much the name aa
ever , without even a protest from the
city council. The snloona pay a big
license and the schools pny none , and
the money from licenses will help to
pay the physiciuu'ri salary and the
doctor who earns the small pox salary
of $5,000 per day has n vtoo on the
license question ; but in reality the
health of our people is excellent.
Many improvements are going on ;
business is thriving , and soon wo win
put on city airs , as the last census
show * us to bo n city of the second-
class. So wo will lay off our village
dross soon and assume city manners.
Til'JJSK.
Bold Abduction of n Girl
National Associated I'reas.
PiTTHiiuno , January 31. A young
girl , fonrteen years of age , named
Eniaha Tiissig , retuding with her pa
rents near this city , was nbducted
last night , it is supposed by a man
and woman named Martin , who
passed for husband and wife. It is
thought the girl lias been taken to
Alliance , Ohio , where it in ropoitod
the woman Martin conducts n place
of ill-repute. Miss Tusaig's friends
are in pursuit nnd will bring her back
ut nil hu/jirds. The allair has caused
considerable excitement in the TuEflig
neighborhood.
Death of a Valuable Dog.
Nation * ! Associated lrcM .
NKW ALDA.VV , Ind. , Jnmrtry 31.
Thocolobratcdhuntingdoi ; "Lincoln , "
owned by Harry Bishop , of Tennessee ,
hero for treatini nt on account of rail
road accident , died hist night. The
dog cost $11,000 in Englond.
COUNCIL .BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
Ji'OTlCK. Special aibertlHcmcnts , such
Mt , Pound , To Loan , For Sale , To Kent ,
antti , Iki.irJInd.cV. , i\ | ! | bo lnncrU-J In thli
column at ( he low rate ol TEN CK.VT8.rEH
LINK for the first liisirlloii and K1VK CKNTS
i'EK LINK lot each ubc < | uoiit Imcrtlnn
U'a\oo h ortlicuients at our otllcr , Iloom C ,
) : orutt' < Uloch , Ilroadwny.
* \/ANTK' / ' To rent A ten room liotino Ii
? \ some (40ocl ( ni l lib rioo < i or two 8m lltr
liousos side iiuhlft , Aailrcta I' . O. llox 797. .
Council Illntf , , or U | > iili t HiKolllcc , ( . 'ouiicl
Illutld. 4U-il
Everybody in Council llluffi K
WANTED lira. 20 cents per ueek , tie
lUcrtxl by carriers. Ottlco , Itooni d , Kttictt'i
) To buy 100 tout broom corn
WANTKI irtleuUn lulilrctw Uoiincll llluffi
Droom PtcUjrj'i CounUl Ulufl , loux W.8 evtf
\X rANTED-A nut-claw hrooro Her. M ym
VV & Co. , Council IlluITi , Io a. 6UO-SO *
. 8ALK-OIJ iu | > ora40c IMF hundred , at
For. lloo oltlc . Council lllufts. c27-U
niO I1KICK-XAKEKH. KOU AALO-5 acm or
-1 morn ol UnJ adjo'nlni ; tlio brick-yard ol
llanuur ti Hal ' on K | > ptr llroiviw-jy , For
| M'tUuUr apply to Da\l.l ilalnrj orti lltnncr'i
oitlcoat tlic IwJrd ol Trulo rorum. Council UlufT * .
22 Sin
' TICKCT OKPICB-War In railroad
POTTKll'8 continued to boom. Unprecedented
low ratta to all uuUm i lnt . i\cry : ticket
k'uarantitxl. Onlcru Illknl iiy telephone , Froui
one to ( en dollari BIUH ! by purinanlnff ticketl
ol ( ! A. I'ottcr , lucctiisor to PotUr i I'ulmer , No.
40 tkjuth Filth utrwt , ( our doors Ulow tlio iKwt-
olticti , Council IlluCTii , Iowa. octl3-tl
WANTED Uoy , with | x > ny , to carry paper *
Iniiulre t Um oltlcc , Council IlIuDt.
octi3tr
Notice.
O ini ; to the inimonsc HUCI-CM c ( the new
Golatlna Dromldn lnstanta * < vous Proceii
at the Exci-lilor Gallery , Kllth tnt ( , Coun
cil Dlufft , llio propriitor ilrnlro the o | ihliiir
Clilldrcn'i I'lcturc * toiull bctuien ttiu hourxol
in ami if o'clock a. in , , at a * ing to the Pro *
ot Dutlneis nuili arrangement In ncicasary to
avoU delay ,
JJO-lm d. DARKE , Proprietor
FACTS WORTH KNOWING.
"Good morning , MP.
Jones. You seem in
good humor this
morning. "
"Yes , I have been to
the
BOSTON TEA STORE ,
and find 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-Class , too. It pays to go
there. "
"Whore did you say it wet ? "
mm TEA OOHFY
FINE GROCERS ,
IB Main St. ana 15 Pearl Sb ,
COUNCIL BLUPPd , IA.
( Onaollna Stave. )
EC. Xfc. OTOOVDEII3 ,
DIULXR IS'
STOVES , TIN WARE ,
SHEET IRON WARE ,
331 Broadway , - Council Bluffs , In.
DO.VT I'A'L TO SHE TIIK STCCK OF
W. W. BUCHANAN
DIAMONDS ,
WATCHES ,
JEWELRY ,
CLOCKS.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
202 Broadway , GOUNGIL BLUFFS ,
H. H.JUDSON ,
DRY GOODS
405 BROADWAY ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
IRON WORKS ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY
Offlco and Works , Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
We give bpauUl attention to
Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces
HOISTERS AND
GENERAL MILL MACHINERY ,
HOUSE FRONTS.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
will icvcho prompt attention. A general as
bortmcut of
Brass Goods , Baiting , Piping ,
AND SUPPLIES FOR
Fotmdry , Pig Iron , Ooke , Ooal ,
CHAS , HENDRIF ,
President
MaURER & CRAIG ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Rich Cut Gloss. Fine French China ,
SUvor Wort ) &c. ,
SIO IliiiHDWAV , COUNCII , tlLUFt'S , 10A'A
Drs. Woodbury & Son ,
Cor. I'carl & lit A e , , COUNCIL 1ILUKKS.
W. S. AS1KNT. JACOB SIMS
AMENT & . SIMS ,
Attornays & Oounsollors-at-Law
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
KELLEY & M'CRACKEN ,
Marble and Granite
North Fifth St. , Council OluITt
W. W. SHERMAN ,
MANUi'ACTCnCR OK f\
ROAD , TRACK , COACH & LIVERY
Fine Work a Specialty.
I : II. SIII'.UMAN , Business
WM. ClIIUSTOrilKn , Muhanlcal lUn ier. tf .
124 South Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
My Harness are Manufactured from A No. niL
Oak Tanned Leather.
I Sell My Goods at Bed Rock Prices. Orders -
ders from abroad receive prompt attention.
J. MUELLER'S
Dickering , Webor. Lindemaa , J. Mueller
and other Pianos , $20O and upward.
Burdett , Western Cottage , Tabor ] ! and
Paloubot Organs , $50 and upward Musi IM
cal Merchandise of every dtBcription. : g
Italian Strings a specialty ; imported
direct. Music Books , Sheet-Music , Toye ,
Games , Fancy Geode , "Wholesale and Re
L tail. Pianos 'and Organs sold for Cash
and on Time. Stock' is large , full and com
plete. Musical Journal tree on applica s
tion. Correspondence Solicited.
Address :
O J. MUELLER , i
103 South 5th Street. o
IB
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
BOWMAN , ROHRER & CO. ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
PURCHASING- AGENTS
And Dealers In all klnda ol 1'roduco. Prompt attintioti srhcn to all cons'gnmtnta.
NOS. 22 , 24 AND 20 PEARL STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
.
-WILL SUPPLY ON SIIOKT NOTICE-
Cut Flowers , Greenhouse and Vegetable
Plants
In their season. Orders promptly filled and dclhcrcil to Kxjircss oftlce free ol charge. Send ( or
Cutiloguo ,
-DEALER IN-
PAPER.BOOKS . : STATIONERY ,
COUNCId BLUFFS , IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
Buyer and Shipper of Brain and Provisions
Orders solicited in Iowa and Nebraska. REFERENCES. First National
Bank , Stewart Bros. , Council Bltills ; 'William P. Harvey & Co. , Culver &
Co. , Chicago ; E. A. Kent & Co. , Bt. Louis.
METCALF BROS. ,
WHOLESALE IKALKK8 _ IS
Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves./-
CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED. / \ \
ace
REAL ESTATE AGENT ,
lias For Sale , Town Lots , Improved nnd Unimproved , also , Railroad Lauda ,
and a number or Well Improved Farma , both in Iowa and Nebraska.
Oftioo with W. S. MIYXE , over Savings Bank , OOTJVOIIj 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. i
No , 7 Fourth St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
We Carry the Largest Stock of FINE
BOOTS Si SHOES
SLIPPERS ETC.
, . ,
Within One Hundred and Fifty Miles of Council Bluffs ,
All Mail Orders Promptly Attended To and
Highly Appreciated ,
OUR PRICES ARE VERY LOW.1
Call and See Our NEW SPRING STOCK , which\ j
has Begun to Arrive. > _ |
Z. T. LINDSEY & C . ,
412 BROADWA7.EGOUNCIL . BLUFFS. IOWA ,
And WEST SIDE SQUARE , GLARINDA , IOWA ,