THE OMAHA DAiLi BEJ * MOJSUAY 13 , 1862.
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Office : Room Flvo , Evorott'a Block ,
Brood wny.
H. W. T1LTON , City Editor.
MINOR MENTIONS.
The city fnlliera rJly nt the control !
chamber to-night.
The Iiind Leiuttchive n dnncetX Do-
haney'a next Thursday ovcnltiR.
Tlio funeral wrvlccn of tlie laic 0.
Tucker were held yesterday afternoon.
Iowa Wyoming Coal hnndlcil only
liy .7. W. llodefer , No. 2(1 ( Pearl St. flltf
George Morrhnn , of Honey Creek ,
H entered the bonds matrimonial , Miss
Nicholson bein ; the worthy bride thus
gained.
Street preaching on Uio corner of
lirondwty nuil Mnin street , ycitordny
mornltu , drew < jnltc an nudienca of
curious listeners.
Kiinscll SkteniMi , of Little .Sioux , him
been held By Commissioner Key to the
United Stated grand jury on the charge of
Helling whisky to Indians.
A good nlzed delegation of vctoraui
from this city expect to join in the happy
doingaofa campfire ntllm < mri Valley
on the evening of the 25th.
Mr . Dohnncy , mother of John Do-
hancy and P.ohaney , died at the letter's
house In thin .city Saturday. The funeral
services are to bo held at ! ) o'clock this
morning.
John Key , n u-ell known resident of
Honey Creek , died Saturday morning of
typhoid fever , after an Illnesn of two
weeks. Ills daughter Is lying very 111
with the name disrate.
The bir association meets thin morn
ing at the court-house to receive the re
port of the committee appointc I to gather
acts showing the Inexpediency of having
terms of court at Avoca.
Any ono wanting greaeo lanlta and
boilers will do well to address A. E. Me-
Creary , bollor-n.aker , or call on same nt
Hopkins'machine uliop , Council liltiffx.
Boiler . febl3-15-17
repairing a specialty. - -
Mr . Catharine Nelson , wife of Mr.
Fcter Nelson died at her home on 1'icrco
street , Saturday. She leaves besides the
huiband three children , on * a babe only
a few weeks old. Tlio funeral serviced are
to be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The rumor that the Milwaukee k St.
1'anl company had purchased ground near
the Chicago & Northwestern depot , on
which to build shops , Is pronounced by
thoto in authority to have no foundation
in fact.
rho case of Prank Crow , charged with
assaulting Theodora Lund at the recent
masquerade , came up before Justlco Ab
bott Saturday nnd was cent Jo Justice
Laird's court , ' where it was continued for
one week.
Frank Kosser and Bertie McClede
were making Sunday morning hideous
with their bowlings andhootings and were
KUlded to the calaboose by OHicors Sterling
and Barhyto. The charge of carrying
concealed weapons was also booked against
I . I them.
h them.It is elated by thono who ore In n po
sition to know that the oUicersof the deaf
nnd dumb institution do not favor any
chaupo of location. Some one of the sub
ordinates may have expressed a desire for
-a change , but'none of thora in. important
placet.
The time of the circuit court Saturday
was taken up with the case of Mayes ,
administrator , vs. M. Turloy and wife , on
action in relation to the Osborno estate.
The arguments were not finished until too
late an hour In the afternoon to give the
n charge to the jury , and adjournment was
had until to-day , when the case will doubt
less coino to a finish. *
The dauco given by the Light Guards
at Bloom & Nixon's hall on Friday even
ing was largely attended and thoroughly
enjoyed by nil participants. Tim decorations -
tions were of a military nature. There
was a bright sprinkling of uniforms , and
n number of visitors from other compa
nies , including Captain Jones and Lieutenant -
tenant * Shaw and JJyors , ol the Glen wood
guards.
If the fine weather of the past few
day * continues the streets will be in good
enough condition Boon for tbo long looked
for He dies to appear. By that time ,
the igh , the streets will bo in such shape
that folks won't care to ride , unless , perchance -
chance , they havj ome of tliosf old tick-
eta lying around loose in their pockets
which they bought long ago to 1'elp ' the en-
terprlso along.
The bricklayers and plasterers met In
goodly numbers Saturday evening at the
office of Attorney Limit , The by-laws
were adopted , nnd further utcps taken
looking to the completion of their organ-
izatlon as a branch of the union. About
Un new members were added to the num
ber. It is expected that so soon as their
charter arrives the members will
be initiated by vMtlng officers from
Omaha.
The stone iiuarry near Mocndonia , in
thU county , l to | la dove'opcd , with a
view of Bupplying this p rt of the county
with building stone. A company , duly
organized , imrpouen to put in the needed
machinery and engage extensively in the
business , and tktablLjh u yard her * for
finWilnj the stone. Heretofore , only the
nurface stone has been used , and that has
utood the wear of years pretty well , i can
to Instanced by that which has been In the
Methodlit church for fifteen
years or BO.
It U expected that the lower strata * will
pimeimick better In all rejects , and Uiat
the ton will meet with a ready demand
for various building purposes. The com ,
pony la.to be known as the Macedonia
Stone company.
The total cot of criminal pro.ecution
Inthe tat8fortho\ear 1881 was 8280. .
830.23 ; for 1880. 833,457 The toti' '
number of convictions in 1880 w i 1,081
I" 1891 , l.HiO. Increase In 1881 ovei
1880. 657,878.50 , and 28U conviction * .
Of the ninety-nine counties Ummet hoi
the suullest population , Dubuque has the
largest ; I'ollc taiids eecond , Scott third ,
I'ottawattorale fourth , Olintoii fifth , L
j end Dti Molneu seventh ,
PESTERING THE PEELERS.
ScriouB Charges Against the Pollco
Force Wbtch Ought to bo In-
vostlffntod or Disproved
Wlmttlio Chlof and
Others Say.
The release of young 8t.ockd.ilo ,
who wna found in a room at the Ores
ton house intent on robbery , nnd who
-discharged ( or lack of any infer
irution filed ngaiijst him , lias given
rieO to much talk and some needless
VAsto of words. The direct chnrgo is
mndo publicly that the cuuso of young
Stockdnlu'a release was a financial not
tlotnont. If BO public and serious n
clmrgo is nurtured to pass without an
investigation , the public have their
choice between concluding that the
crookedness ia BO far-roaching that the
authorities shrink from touching the
matter , or that they consider the par
tiua making the charge so irresponsible
as to merit no attention beyond a sim
ple denial.
Another Horious charge , made1 with
equal publicity , is that a regular
monthly assessment is made by the
police authorities on the proprietors
of houses of prostitution , rated ac
cording to the number of inmates , and
it is paid under the threat that if not
paid the houses will bo pulled. It is
claimed openly Hint this blackmailing
clmrgo is susceptible of the clearest
proof.
Chief Field denies these charges'in
tote , and in talking to a BKK repre
sentative yesterday declared that if
any evidence was shown to him point
ing to such a state of facts ho would
bo as ready aa any ono to prosecute
the offenders. lie was aa much sot
against blackmailing as any ono could
bo , and would gladly BOO these mat
ters shown up and would do all in hia
power to BOO that justice was dealt
out. Ho did not know that any such
assessment process was going on , and
if any one. had such fuu s they should
give thorn up.
Among others there is a great
variety of opinions expressed. Some
think the charges should bo promptly
investigated by the council , believing
that there ia something nt the bottom
of them. Others think that aa fur aa
the chief is concerned any sort of nn
investigation cannot harm him , as ho
has lived hero for yoaro , and occupied
positions BO public that his record is
known and road by all , but that nuch
an investigation might show up some
doings of others which would startle
even the chief , who ought to bu con
versant with the facts , out is not.
A goodly number look upon the
whole matter as u political move
purely , and that it is sprung at this
time merely for its oll'ect upon the
coming election , and to gratify spleen
and aid.in some personal selu inos to
lift some up by pulling others down.
POMB-iOY'S PLUNDER.
Ho Gets Away With it Very Easily
and ia Now Bolng Hunted for.
P. H. Garrahor , of Plum Hollow ,
lias been having quito a number of
men employed in building a barn , and
hired a young man named Charles
Fomoroy to superintend them. ( Jar-
rahor ropoaod great confidence in his
foreman , nnd having occasion to
away , left with the latter the keys to
his private rooms in his residence.
Ho had not boon absent more than
wo hourb when Pomoroy loft ,
Mid. 1ms not boon seen ainco. At the
nine time thcro disappeared a new
dross suit , a pair of fine boots , gloves ,
ilk handkerchief and other of the best
irticlcs in Mr Currulmii's wardrobe.
There were also taken a goodly
amount of jewelry , which belonged to
his wife who died about a year ago.
This jewelry was in a case by itself ,
nnd included a gold neck chain , a gold
band rinq , and various other valuable
artiolos. No trace of the missing
man or the stolen goods has yet boon
obtained.
Charge and Rotroat.
E. II. Scott , of .this city , lately
wrote an article which the State Regis
ter doomed of suUiciont interest to its
readers to publish , but Mr. Scott , by
i grave mistake , neglected to ask pre
liminary permission of the Nonpareil ;
} f this city , whereupon the latter
pounces down upon Mr. Soott nnd
' . "tho
pronounces'liim. sophomore BOH
of a discarded citizen of a city that
declines to fight its battles in and
over graveyards. " The vial of wrath
thus uncorked is emptied oil the head
of the yjung man and hia father' denounced -
nouncod , for no other apparent reason
than that the young man ilurod to exercise -
orciso the common right of sending a
communication to another editor upon
a nutyoot entirely free from nil per
sonalities.
Rumors of n libel suit wore wafted
in the air. and the next issue of the
Nonpareil contained an editorial item
stating that the mud-throwing wai nol
done by "tho responsible editor , " ant
that "had it boon noticed in the prool
it would have boon Bupprosaod. " Thai
the editorial columns are liable to bo
trespassed upon by irresponsible
writers being admitted , it ia a little
difUoult for the public to determine
which articles are authoritative anil
which are not , Perhaps the first ar
ticle , termini ; Mr. Scott "asopho-
more BOH of ti discarded citizen , " was
written by "the responsible editor , '
and the humble retraction was
slipped iiv unnoticed by somoBcrib
blor , who , noticing the confessed
looseness in editorial nianagoiiiont
had put this in on the sly. Tlio Non
pareil should uao some mark to iudi
cato Biich editorials as nro written by
"tho responsible editor , " aiil
Buch as ore written by irresponsible
sponsible Bcribblera. "
. "The ro
poiifiiblo editor" should have ai
asterisk , or Bomo other sign Bhowini ,
what lie is willing to father. As it i
now the public is in doubt as to
whether the accusation or the rutrac
tion L ) Jho voice of "tho rcsjwnsibl
editor , " both having the same oar-
narka of editorial paternity.
The slurs concernina "tho battle
tver the graveyard" which are chinked
n the first editorial , come with ill
grace. Attorney Scott did fight the
iroposod extension of a certain como-
cry , and the Nonpareil wan pledged
; o his support , provided ' 'tho respon
sible editor" could secure a ward
delegation favorable to him inapoliti-
ml convnntion' . Failing in thia the
Nonpareil wheeled about nnd now do-
ights in using it aa n tantnlizcr. If
; ho retraction was really written by
"tho responsible editor" then the end
lias como to the use of thia , rnd the
public may rest easy in the belief that
iho Nonpareil joins with Mr. Scott in
rejoicing over the successful opposi
tion to the proposed cemetery exten
sion ,
CROWDING THb ! CABIN.
Smith's Double Ring Show Cnusoa
Dohnny's Opera Houao to bo
Packed -Promises for
This Week.
Saturday afternoon and evening
Smith's great double Uncle Tom's
3abin company appeared in enter-
ainmontM ut Dohnny's opera house
nnd drew largo nudienccs. Thostreet
made in which the bloodhounds ,
ackassos , the cabin nnd the band
showed up created much stir on the
streets , nnd created n still greater stir
vhon appearing upon the stage. Sam
jiicns appeared us Uncle Tom and was
, lie leading card. Ho is certainly the
inest colored comedian on the stago.
Dho time-worn character of this play
was rejuvenated by the introduction
of many novel features , such ns two
L'opsys , two Lawyer Marks , etc. , nnd
much variety of song nnd fan wore
ntorwoven. As an entertainment for
he masses to enjoy , thia offered by
Imith's company ia a taking one in
ill respects , nnd nt the popular prices
s meeting with much favor nnd nn
nthusiastic welcome every where. The
ompnny appears in Omaha Monday
ud Tuesday overlings.
I'HOMISEI ) ENTERTAINMENTS.
Webb's New Orleans minstrels are
' < ) appear at Dohany's on Tuesday and
Vodnosdny evenings of this week.
'ho ompany has just boon rcorgnni-
ud hero , nnd has gathered some line
ninstrol talent , which promises to af-
ord enjoyable entertainments of
nusic and mirth.
A number of the music-lovers of
Council Bluffs , and those who have
cnown Miss Fannie Kellogg since her
rirlhood , . which was passed in this
ity , nro planning to go to Omaha on
he evening of the 20th to henr her
n concert with the glee club of that
city. It is now expected that the
nine concert will bo repeated hero on
ho following evening.
Clifford's dramatic company nro to
ippear in thia city on next Friday and
Saturday evening. ! .
Denis In Dirt.
The following transfers of real
estate are reported from the county
records by J. W. Squire & Co , , ab
stractors of titles , real estate nnd loan
agents , Council Bluffs :
8. Dillard to J. Murchison , B A of
n w 17 , 73 , 38 , $2,000.
S. S. Spiegolborg to M. J. Shirley ,
s A n o and n o n n G , 77 , 42 ,
D. Child , trustee , to John Levin ,
ot 1 block 2 , in Stutsman's 2d ndd to
city , 830.
P. Foley to E. Vickory ' lots 3 nnd4
n subd ot outlet 14 , in O. P. , Neoln.
8300.D. .
D. R , Minium to J. Wilson , sis
W 3 , 75 , 40 , § 2,800.
S. J. Spiegelberg to J. Wilson , n h
i w G , 77 , 42 , 8755.80.
J. T. Baldwin to D. R. Minium , n
A " s o 10 , 75 , 40 , 82,400.
M. Shnddon to W. 0. nnd J. W.
Stephens , a o , s w 12 , 70 , 44 ; 8800.
0. Gulliford to T. Green , part 31 ,
75 , 43 ; 855.
0. , R. I. & P. R. R. Co. to A. E.
Jones , s o , s o ! ) , 74 , 41 ; 8400.
Richard Hughe > mil Win. S , Kirk
; o A. H. aiidG. 1 > lo , n 2 , a o nnd
part of s w , s e nuu u o , s o 20 , 74 , 42 ;
$300.
J. Groves to Win. W. Bunker , part
of B o , s o 8 , 77 , 38 ; 8250.
H. 0. Cary to A. B. Smith , B 2 , a w
35 , 77 , 43 ; 81,000.
G. M. Wortz to J. Cowen , s w 25 ,
70 , 88 ; 81,700.
A. E. Slack to Mrs. M. Martin , un
divided J of nw . } of no | 21 , 70 , 39 ;
SG'G.CC.
Same to same , same description ;
same amount.
0. R. I. & P. R. R. Co. to S. J.
Tnto , w * sw 25 , 76 , 41 ; 8800.
0. E. f'erkins , trustee , to E. Lang-
mack , o A " no 24 , 74 , 41 ; 81,000.
R. M. Hough to J. 0. A.Fres -
ohauf , lota 1 nnd 2 in sub. of out lot
14 in Nooln ; 8335.
H. H . Evorhard to Mary McClel
land , no and nw and sw nnd 10 acres
off n side so no 5 , 75 , 42 ; ? 1,450.
W. S. Davenport to Frank Pike , nw
no 24 , 75 , 40 ; 8800.
PERSONAL.
Senator Wright and llepreaentative
Morgan 8 ] > nl Sunday hero ,
Alderman Keller has returned from hi *
eastern trip.
J. A. O. Yomuans , a prominent attor
ney of Fort Dodge , w in the city Satur
day. *
] { . 1 Inward George , of The Chicago
Herald , upetit the Sabbath in thia city.
MV. and MM. l'r nk Lawrence , of lied
Oak , are paying n visit to their friends ,
Dr. nnd MIH. Lawrence , of thin city.
Judge Loofbourow uncut the Sunday'
with hU family nt Atlantic , Intending to
return In time to ntteml to court diitloH
to-day.
Railroad Operator at Molroio Rob-
bod.
National Associated I'roaa.
DEH MOINKS , In. , February ll.A
dispatchfroinMolroso , Monroocounty ,
litatos that the night operator of the
Chicago , Burlington & Quincy was
chloroformed , gapcod nnd bound to
bii chair about 2 o'clock ' thU morning
by two masked men who presented re
volvers to his head , demanded the keys
of the safe nnd money drawer , nnd rob
bed him of over $30 in cash and ngold
watch. They wore cloth moaka over
their faces. The railroad company
offers 8100 roward'for their capture.
HEARTLESS HIGHWAYMEN.
Two Mon Onrroto an Old Lady in n
Passenger Depot and Tnko Her
Satchel nnd Monoy.
Clinton Herald.
A robbery ns bold and honrtloBB aa
any over perpetrated in Clinton hap
pened nt the Northwestern passenger
depot about 10 o'clock last evening.
At that hour Mrs. Martha Ann Joffry ,
a lady nearly GO yenra of ngo , who nr-
rived hero from Mnquokptn on the
evening freight , was waiting in the
depot for the midnight 'train cast ,
being en route to Eaton Rapids ,
Michigan , when two young men ,
atraiiKois , entered the room. On some
pretext they engaged in conversa
tion with her , nnd discovered she wns
along , and watching n favorable op
portunity , when no ono else was in or
near the room , suddenly turned ofl the
gas nnd seized the lady's satchel , also
grasping her , commanding silence and
searching her pockets. She wns so
astonished nnd frightened that she
could not call help , nnd the fellows
having possessed themselves of her
satchel nnd pocket-book , the latter
containing ab'out $10 in money , has
tily departed. The lady rushed to
the door nnd culled help , and parties
who had heard the noise were already
running in that direction , but the
thieves had vanished among the
freight cars and escaped with their
booty.
It was desired by the police officers
that the lady should remain hero , to
identify the prisoners if captured ,
but she declined to so , being afraid of
the recurrence of nu attack of heart
disease , to which slio is subject , nnd
being also in a hurry to reach her
friends. She hud fifty conti and her
ticket left , und como change was
ijiven her by the employes about the
yards , she departing east by the night
train.
This afternoon Marshal Whitson ,
ivho with the other police officers had
been on a sharp lookout for the rob
bers , arrested two men who are be
lieved to bo the gnrrotors , they
nisworing the lady's description ex-
ictly. The satchel was also recovered ,
uid a dispatch sent to liar to that ef
fect. Both men are in jail.
IOWA BOILED DOWN.
The Oscar Wilde lectures nt Dubuque
tha latter part of the im nth.
Tbo re.V eatato agents meet in conven
tion In Des Moines on the 22d inst.
A pork pocking establishment Is talked
nf in Shenandoab , with a capital of $100-
The telegraph office Viilt-on Junction
was robbed ot one huitl tu dollirs re
cently.
A lied Oak child fe 1 into a not of hot
lye last week , badly burning half of its
body.
The grand lodge of Iowa of Knights of
the lieu CroS was organized atClinton on
the 8th inst.
The Cedar Rapids Barb Wire company
have file 1 articles of incorporation in the
ollice of the ccretary state.
The Davenport land league , since its
organization , has sent 81,7i.O to Treasurer
Egan of the Irish national land leaugue.
Fourteen hundred families will como
from Holland in the spring , and settle in
the northern part of the Htata.
A shooting nlfrnv took place at Clayton ,
Clayton county , nu the 7th inat. , in which
\ man was ahot , three bullets entering hU
jody.
Ilcnry c unity has been compelled to
i > ay $5,000 to a man named Van Winters ,
Tor injuries received by reason of n do-
feotive bridge.
The city council of Dcnleon hai passed
nn ordinance fixing the enlnon licenses at.
J300 per annum , and closing the uarber
ahops on Sunday.
Theiiiburauco tecs paid into the office
of the auditor of state for January
nmyuntcd to S ,377.50 , being about § 300
more than for the same mouth last year.
Twenty-fix years ego a man entered n
ninitor section of land in Greene'county ,
nnd ho has just sold it to Minneapolis
purlieu for 810,000. It covers rich coal
deposits.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTICB. Special advertisements , such M
Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent ,
Wants , Boarding , etc. , will bo Inserted In thli
column at the low rate ot TEN CENTS FEB
LINK ( or the Drat Insertion and FIVE CENTS
I'EIl LINE ( or each subsequent Insertion ,
Leave advertisements at our ofllco , Room C ,
Etcrctt'sUlock , Ilroadnay.
HKNT-Thrco or ( our raoma lor llitht
FOR
houtekcc | > li > ) r , within two blocks otpoHtomco
bmiulro ot Dr. lianchctt at 11 1'earl fat. lu 2t
\ \ / ANTED To rent A ton room house In
TT some Kood neighborhood or two sm tiler
houses Biilo bbldo , AJilress I' . 0. llox 707.
Oanncll Dlnda , or aiinlp at IlhK ollice , Council
"I-- 4Mf (
VirANTKD-E\er > body In Council Blufls lo
YY to take Tin Dm , 20 cents per week , do
llmwl by carriers. Office , Room 5 , Emctt'i
lllocK , Uroad ay.
To buy 100 tons broom corn.
WANTED address Council UluDi
Uroooi Factory , Council llluOa , Iowa. 68S-29t (
A first-cilia broom tier. Uayne
WANTED Council Uluffn , Iowa. 660-80'
TmOKHALK-Old pane 40a per hundred , al
J } The Bee office. Council Bluta se27-tt
mo IJItlCK-UAKKIlS , FOK SALE-6 acrca or
X more o ( land adjo'iilng ' the brickyard ot
llannor & Ilaluet' on Upper lroa ) < l ay , For
particulars apply to David llaincs or to Hanncr'i
ottlcoftt tlio Hoard ol Trade ronns , Council UluOs.
776-do22 3ui
pOTTEU'S TICKET OFFICK War In railroad
1 tickets continue * to boom. Unprecedented
low rates to all eastern point * . K\cry ticket
iruaranUod. ) Orders filled l > y telephone. From
emu to ton dollars eaxcd by purchasing tickets
of 0. A. Totter , successor to Totter 4,1'almer , No.
40 South Filth etrinV. ( our doors below the post ,
olllcu , Council lllutfj , Iowa. octlS t (
WANTED-Kov , with pony , to carry papers
Imiuiro at llxi ollice , Council Uluus ,
octlS-tf
Notice ,
Owing to the immcngo success of the new
Gelatine Dromldo Instantaneous Proceis
at the Excelsior Gallery. Fifth street , Ooun
ell Ulufls , the proprietor desires the o wUhlnir
Children's i'lcturca to call bctucen the hour * o
10 and 12 o'clock a. in. , aa owlni ; to the Presser
or Dullness wich arrinitoment Is ueiuiMary to
a\oM delay ,
80-Jui j , DARKE , Proprietor
ACTS WORTH KNOWING.
"Good morning , Mr.
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 tell you , I can Save Money
no\v out of my salary , and Live
First-Olasa , too. It pays to go
there. "
"Where did you say it wass ? "
B08IOB TEA COMP'Y '
FINE GROCERS.
18 Main St. and 15 Pearl St ,
COUNCIL BLUPFrf , IA.
( Gasoline Stove. )
: . xc. oroxtrxas ,
DIULKR IN
STOVES , TIN WARE ,
SHEET IRON WARE ,
331 Broadway , - Council Bluffs , la.
DON'T FA L TO SUE THE STOCK OF
W. W. BUCHANAN"
WATCHES ,
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
202 Brcamy , DOnNCIL BLUFFS ,
H.H.JUDSON ,
DRY GOODS
405 BROADWAY ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
IRON WORKS ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY
Office and Works , Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
We give special attention to
Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces ,
HOISTERS AND
GENERAL MILL MACHINERY ,
HOUSE FRONTS.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
will receive prompt attention. A general as-
Hortmcnt o (
Brass Goods , ' Belting , Pining ,
AND SUPPLIES FOR
Foundry , Pig Iron , Ooke , Goal ,
OHAS , HENDEIF ,
President.
MAURER'fe CRAIG ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Rich Out Glass , Pine French China ,
Silver Ware &o. ,
3 < 0 HKOADWAI. . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Drs. Woodbury & Son ,
Cor. i'carl & M A\o. COUKCIU BLUFFS.
W. 8. AMENT. JACOll SIMS.
AMENT & SIMS ,
Attorneys & OounsBllors-at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , JUWA.
KELLEY & M'CRACKEN ' ,
Marble'and Granite ,
North Fifth St. , Council Bluff ?
W. W. SHERMAN ,
MANUFACTURER OF
ROAD , TRACK , GOAGH & LIVERY
Fine Work a Specialty *
K. H. SHERMAN , nnsfness IDtnagM.- .
WM. CHRISTOPHER , Mechanical Manager.
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
Whickering , Weber , Iiindeman , J. Mueller
and other Pianos , $20O and upward.
Burdett , Western Gottage.3 Tabor and
Paloubet Organs , $50 andupward. Musi IM :
cal Merchandise of every description.
.A. Italian Strings a specialty ; imported
.A.L direct. Music Books , Sheet-Music , i'oys ,
Games , Fancy Goods , Wholesale and Re TJ
L tail. Pianos and Organs sold for Cash
and on Time. Stock is large , full and com
plete. Musical Journal tree on applica
tion. Correspondence Solicited.
Address :
iO d. MUELLER , i
I " . HC 103 South 5th Street. :0
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COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
BOWMAN , EOHRER & CO. ,
Storage and Commission Merchants
PURCHASING AGENTS
AnJ Dealers In all kinds ol Produce. Prompt attention iI\cn to all consignments.
NOS. 22 , 24 AND 20 PEARL STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
W . HI. IFOSTIEiIR
WILL SUPPLY ON SHOUT NOTICE
Cut Flowers , Greenhouse and Vegetable
Plants
Iti their season. Orders promptly filled m.d Jelhcrcd to Evjneti , ollkc free of charge. Send ( or
GOXTCSTCXJC. 3
-DEALER IN-
PAPER , BOOKS ; STATINERY ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
Buyer and Shipper of drain 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. ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IS
Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves.
' OHICAQO PRICES DUPLICATED.
GOUMXTGXX.
REAL ESTATE AGENT ,
Has For Sale , Town Lots , Improved and Unimproved , also , Railroad Lands ,
and a number ot Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa and Nebraska.
Office with W. S. MA.YNE , over Savings Bank , - COUNCIL BLUFF
BIXBY & WOOD ,
PLUMBERS , STEAM AND GAS FITTERS
Gas Fixtures , Bath Tubs , Marble Slabs , Brass
Goods , Iron and Lead frpe , Fittings and
Pumps , Kept in Stock ,
No. 7 Fourth St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS. .
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WE CAUKV THE LARGEST STOCK OK KINK
BOOTS ! SHOES ,
Slippers , Etc. ,
Within One Hundred and Fifty Miles of Council Bluffs. .
All Mail Orders Promptly Attended To ani
Highly Appreciated ,
'
OUR PRICES ARE VERY LOW ,
Call and See Our NEW SPRING STOCK , " whicb
has Begun to Arrive. \
Z. T. LINDSEY & 0 . ,
412 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOW1 , .
And WEST SIDE SQUARE , CLARINDA , IOWA ,