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H. W. TILTON , City Editor.
MINOR MENTIONS.
The Horcltca will probably bo < mt elec
tion day.
The wagon factory entcrprlic secma to
tnovo along ( -lowly.
The tower of the new engine hone In
about ootnpletctl. .
- The lloynl Arcancum holiln it second
unnuM reunion this evening.
Town Wyoming evil Imniled only by
, T. W Hodefor , No. SOIWISU flllf
Yeslcrdny being Afh Wednesday , ft | > .
proirlntefenl | en were h- hint the ritual-
InUc clmrchcp.
The we of Slftyter vi . Keel continued
to take up the time nml attention of tlio
c'rcult cotiit
"Some years ago" is the Introduction
ot alleged fre h local ncWH given by the
patent uicJIclne bulletin.
The tchonl children hid a glorious
time yrstcnUy , the books being laid n-ildo
in observance of Washington's birthday.
,1. 1' . Grtcn not hi ! hnnd. pinched
while cntiilItiK | earn the other dny and now
has n sllnp , but fortun itely lost no fingcra-
leighing WM livelier limn ever jcs-
terday on the utrcetp , ( ho project for tlio
now going away canning everybody to Improve -
provo what Recnied n la-tclmnce.
The | Kilico ntitlon in nightly besought
by nppli.intn for free lodging , the cold
wcnlhcr driving them in. There is an av
erage inn of about nix Huccetwful appli
cants anight.
The young people ot the Baptist
church hive perfected an organization for
gh Ing aBerlo * of entertainment. * and to do
other work to help along the uau > o in n
practical way.
The tepubl cans have set up as their
aldermen , James Golden and William
Siedentopf , Alex. Wood , P. 0. Do Val.T.
C. Newell , and K. L. Shugnrt , the first
two being for nldcfnien at large.
Jerry Black did not quite have hi )
up eo out yesterday morning whim ho
paid his fu o Mid was sot froe. Yceterdny
afternoon it to k two officers to lead him
in again on the name old drunk.
Two dusky youths wuro hovoiing SUB.
piciously around the Of en Home wood
pile , and us the fuel ha I ht on disappearing
more rapidly th u the ordinary demand
ie ( mcd to w < rinnt , they wore arrested and
looked n ] > long enough to Bcuro them , but
no proflcuti ! < n was pressed.
Mr. OIIH , the cripple whom Dowdy
assaulted , and who in turn fired upon his
Assailant , now proposes to begin ouit
against Dowdy for damage * . Dowdy now
serins to have about all the Itwsiiito 011
hand which he can attend t > .
All mo ( .bora . of the Grand Army of
the Republic who intend visiting Mis
souri V..lley at the camp fire on Saturday
evening next , are requested to in ot at
post headquarters at C:30 : p. in. > n that
date. They can procure tickets at tto
office comur of Peurl and 15 r adwuy at
ninety cent * f. r the round trip.
It Iteeptt the democratic * pretty busy
now keeping the city ticket together after
it is made. One iiomiuee for ulrtoimen has
dropped out , and now John Bono , who
was nominated for trensunr has dropped
by the wayside , and a dash fills his place
on the ticket. Others will drop i/ut after
election , If not before ,
John Lindt , commander Abo. Lin-
coin post , p. A. U , of this city , E. J. Abbott -
bott , aide-de-camp of the department
commander , and J. J. Bolin , chaplain ,
will represent this city at the grand en-
catripniint at Des Moinei , which la in
aestion to-day and to-morrow. They ex
pect to btop over at Stuart , where tlio
grand unity buys have prepared for a jolly
good time. t > uch as this order knows ro
well how to arrange.
One gentleman from the canter n part
of the stutu planning to settle hero and
put up a business block , sayH he cannot
get a contractor to promise to begin the
work before tie 1st of July. Scarcity < f
brick and the crowd of work in putting
up frame buildings are thu roasdia given ,
The city is surely growing , and growing
rapidly , and if the voters will improve the
chances givea them , and put into olUcc
men who will handle the city'x interest
wisely , the growth will ko p up. If they
want to see it ( top , let the ai vote for
continuation of reskliMn fmuicial manage
ment.
Tbo Republican Primaries.
The republican voters of the several
wards held thmr primaries Tuosdaj
evening , at- which nouiiiwtiona wert
made fur aldornion , delegates chosen
to the convention held to-day , and
also conunittcemon from each ward
The following were those thus chosen
First Ward - For alderman , Alw
Wood. Delegates , Win , Soidontoff
A. J. Bump , H. Van Do Bogort , 0 ,
0. Curtis , Wall MoFaddun. Aa member
ber of the city central committee , E ,
B Gardiner.
Sococd Ward For alderman , P. 0 ,
De Val. Delegates , J. H. Arthur , P ,
O. De Val , 0. S. Hubbard , 0. W ,
, Brown , Theo Bray , Chaa. 15 , Jonej
and J. 0. Taylor. As rnotubur of tin
contra ) committee , 0. M. Harlo.
Third Ward- For alderman , F. u
Newell. Delegates , W. A. Wood , J
Hawlhoiu , W. K Havoratook , 0. F
Smith , F , 0. Glcoson , N. 0. Phillip
and If. Kirscht.
Fourth Ward For nldorman , E. L
Shugart. Delegates , J , W. Itodofoi
W. J. Hancock , Phil. Armour , J , r
Gouldon , Leonard Everett , 8. II
Foster , N. M. Pusoy , W. II. Campbell
boll , John Morgan. As member < :
the committee , W. 8 , Ament.
An Indianola woman , Mrs. Btophe
Brooks , was viaitod by a rag man th
other day , and concluding that hi
husband s overalls , which liung in tli
clocot , wore old enough for convorsio
into pulp , Hhe traded them oh" U > tli
dealer. Blio was much surprisoi
when her husband came homo , to leai
that the overalls contained $100 <
her husband's hurd-carned saving
The rag man wou ovettukon and tl
' money recovered ,
CAREFULLY CHOSEN.
The Republicans Nominate
Dr. Lawrence for
M yor.
Other Good Men Named
Upon the Ticket.
A Harmonious Convention and Its
HoHUlts.
The republican city convention met
yesterday nfturnoon nttlio courthouse
in puraunnco with the published call.
G. M. Ilnrlo called thu convention
to order.
Mr. N. M. Puaoy wns choaon chnir-
man , who in Inking his sent culled nt-
tuntion to the fact that the wisdom of
the change by which thu city would
bo under the general charter instead
of the special clmrtor depended almost
altogether on the character of the men
placed in ollico. Ho trusted that wis
dom and Bound judgment would prevail -
vail in the deliberations.
Mr. J. H , Arthur was chosen accra-
tnry , nnd thu Dames of the delegate !
chosen at the primaries , and as pub
lished , were accepted without any
reference to a committee on creden
tials , each delegation bi.-ini ; allowed to
cai.l a full vote.
On motion of J. W. Ilodufer tli
convention proceeded to an informal
ballot for mayor , 0. S. Hubbard and
W. A. Wood being named as tellers.
Mr. Kodefor named for miyor N.
1) . Lawrence , and Mr. Everett moved
that ho bo nominated by acclamation ,
which wua done by a unanimous vote.
For poliou justice , or judio ; of the
superior court , Oeoryo Carson and W.
S. May no wuro named. The ballot
resulted in the nomination of Mr.
Mayno , who received 15 votes , while
Mr. Carson received 14. Tliuro being -
ing aomo misundor'nn''i'ig as to
whether this ballot wui n lormal or
informal one , thoquestion was put tea
a vote and the convention decided
that it bu considered nn informal one.
A formal ballot was accordingly taken ,
nnd it resulted in reveraint , ' iho preceding -
ceding one , Mr. Quorgo Carson re
ceiving 15 and Mr. Mayno 13. Tlio
nomination of Mr. Carson was then
made unanimous.
The next nomination was for city
solicitor. A. T. Fleckingur , Jacob
Sims , W. S. Mayno nnd John Lindt
were named. An informal ballot was
taken , resulting , Sims 14 , Flockingor
7 , Mayno 5 , Lindt 2. A formal bal
lot followed , resulting as follows :
Sims 13 , Flockingor G , Mayno ( i , Lindt
3. No choice. A second formal bal
lot was taken , resulting in giving Sims
12 , Mayno 8 , Fleckinuer 5 , Lindt 3.
There being no choice a third ballot
was takon. li resulted in a break ,
nnd ill the nomination of W. 8.
Mayno , the vote standing , Mayno 1C ,
Sims 7 , Fleckingor 3 , Lindt 2. Mr.
Maynu's nomination was then made
unanimous.
The nomination of two aldermen
at largo followed. > Jamcs Golden , J.
H. Churchill , Mr. Oornerand William
.Siodontopf wuro named Mr. Chur
chill withdraw , his name. An informal
mal ballot wns taken for thu nomina
tion of two at the saiiio time. , It re
sulted , Golden 2G , Sidcntopf 13 ,
Corner 14 and Churchill 3. A formal
ballot resulted , Golden 2G , Siodontopf
22 , Gcrifor 7. Mr. Golden and Mr.
Siodontopf were dcclarud nominated
us aldornion at largo , and on motion
the same- was made mnanimous.
On motion of Mr. Phillips , O. M.
Brown WUB , nominated as city treasur
er unanimously andi by acclamation.
F. A. Burke was nominated for city
auditor in a like manner , and with
like unanimity.
The nomination of n city marshal
came next in order. J. W. Morse , E.
W. Juckaon and Joseph Spaulding
woro.namod. An informal ballot waa
taken , resulting : Jackson , 14 ; Morse ,
4 ; Spaulding , 4 ; Thurmnn , 4 ; Field ,
1 ; Mottis , 1. '
A formal ballot 'followed which gave
E. W. Jackson the nomination , ho re
ceiving 21 votes , Morse receiving 2
and Tliurman 4 , these seven votua com
ing from the third ward. Mr. Jack-
son's nomination was made unani
mous.
For civil engineer Mr. Thomas Tos <
tivcn was nominated unanimously bj
acclamation.
Caut. J. P. Williams was likewise
unanimously nominated for superintendent -
tendont of markets.
Charles M. Honle was unanimousj !
chosen as chairman of thu city central
committee , after which adjournment
was taken.
The convention was very harmo
nious iti its workings , and uttondod
strictly to the business in hand , then
being littio or no time wasted ii
speech-making , and there not bem (
oven the semblance of a wrangle
The convention was characterized
too , by that good nuturo and onthu <
ttiasm which is.over an indication thai
confidence is felt that that the worl
of nominatiou will bo heartily np
proved by the voters at the polls.
A WALKAWAY.
The Prisoners Break th <
'Boose and Escape.
A Crook \Vuntod Badly Gains HI
Liberty.
Oftlcor Uarhyto on opening th
dpor of the calabooso Tuesday night
to put in a vagrant lodger , was sur
prised to lind that the birds suppose
to bo there caged had flown. An ox
animation showed that the exit 1m
( boon made through the rear dooi
which opens upon a yard enclosed b
u board fence surmounted by barbe
wire. Some outsider had risked tea :
ing his clothes by climbing over th
fence , and with u monkey wrench hu
taken off the nut of tlio bolt whic
holds the bar fastening the door , This
bolt boitu taken off , all the prisoners
hnd to do was to pull the bolt out ,
loosen the bar and swing open the
door leading to Iho outside world ,
The monkey wrench was found in the
yard , the unknown liberator having
loft it thuio after it hnd nerved his
his purpose. There was also loft a
torn coat , which wan recognized as belonging -
longing to a barber who has been
lately locked up there for drunken
ness.
ness.Tho barber and his torn coat were
sout out of jail the dny before , and
the coat having thus mysteriously re
appeared led the ofllcors to suspect
that the barber was the outside friend
who thus released the prisoners.
It further appeared that the coat
and hat of ono fellow , who was lying
drunk in the cnlibooso , had boon
stolen , loading to the conclusion that
the barber wli-j hnd before insisted on
Iho oflicera giving him a now coat to
replace the ono torn by thorn in ar
resting him , hnd como back determin
ed to got a bolter coat , oven if hu had
to break into jail nnd steal ono.
There was only ono important pris
oner who thus olfected nn escape , and
he is supposed to bu along-sought nnd
much wanted one. Ho was arrested
hero three or four days ago on a de
scription and photograph , baing want
ed in Huv > . < r. l places for crookuuwork ,
and suppimud to belong to a gang of
thieves. IIo was noticed in this city ,
acted suspiciously , found to answer the
description , wan arrested , and gave so
very unsatisfuotuiy accounts of him
self that it was determined to hold
him hero nnd investigate further.
Ho hud several aliases , ono being Al
Morris , another Kennedy , and the
names of Frank Wood , Fltckhouso
nnd Taylor wuro also used by him on
different occasions. IIo was wanted
tit Clinton for malicious mischief , at
Dos Moines for larceny , and at Onulia
for breaking into freight cars. The
chief of police has telegraphed to these
places , and holding the bin ! in the
meantime. Omaha promised to
send over for the young man , but do-
laycd doing so , and word camu from
the other places to hold the man and
they would aeo to him. If any of
thorn had como promptly , they would
hnvo had the man , but delays are
dangerous , and this ono gave him time
to perfect an escape. The ofllcors will
now have the delightful task of catch
ing him again , which will bo no easy
t.ialc , as the follow has doubtless put a
goodly distarico between himself and
the places that once know him. It is
thought that the barber who so kindly
helped him to his freedom belonged
to the same gang , nnd has gone with
him. Ono of the prisoners , who also
escaped , was in for being drunk , but
ho returned this morning , paid his
fine , gathered up what effects had
boon taken from his packets when ar
rested , and went forth square with
justice. IIo was a resident of the
city , nnd had no object in skipping
earo to bo relieved from further con
finement until morning.
THBMODBRN ROMBANOER
The Size of the Seven Hilled
City in South-western
Iowa.
'ho ' Characteristics of Her Ancion
Prototype Partly Imitated.
'orrespoiKlenco ' of Tun HRK.
BLANCHAUD , PACK COUNTV , Io.
February 18 , 1882 Two or threi
ears ago , when the Wabash railroai
was constructed across the south
western part of Page county , not
owns sprung up along the line , fo
hero were none from Shenandoah
n the Hamburg & Hod Oak brand
if the "Q" to Burlington Junction
on the Yillisca branch of the earn
road , and the most important of thes
young cities is Blanchard. Whothu
the town was located by chance , b ;
railroad or qthur business interests , o
by seine "student in life's groa
school , " who , with visions of th <
Latin emporium before him , laid ou
the town , as a second Home , we ar
nformed , but certain it is that i
boars , in many features , a rosumblnnc
to that seven-hilled metropolis , wlios
founder is reputed to have been snvo <
n infancy from a watery death in th
Tiber , and suckled by a she well
Rome was said , to have had only tw
streets for heavy wagons , as all th
rest were unpleasant alloys. In th
centre , on Capitol Hill , stood th
Forum , chief trading house , the son
of justice , and we suppose , the prinl
ing house nnd postollice , but entire !
without lofty pinnacles nn
flittering spires which broa
thu outline of most modur
cities ; northward on Vatican hil
iip&s thu valley , nro thu elegant res !
dunces of thu noble families , * the 01
ficml dignitaries , the chief pontiff , th
temple of the gods , and the "basilica ,
which may mean school house , fc
inoat of thu children seem to think i
u bastilu , while stretching away froi
thu business centre to the river is th
campus martiua , or Plain of Man
given over to ttip amusements an
sports of the people , thu circus , th
games , and , wo suppose , the count
fair , Huro , as in that classical cit ]
it was outside the walls , and , as tli
republic faded , auid the advnncemoi
of the great city and people develope
into an empire , the plain campus wi
decorated with buildings , so hero v
BOO timber on the ground to fence i
the trotting track. Roma in its ii
fancy was composed of Latins an
Sabiucstho former wore the stronge
and the latter were just us honorabl
So heron have an Iowa village an
a Missouri eu'ttlemont , together fern
ing a city oi perhaps six Inn
dred , which is too active and ambitioi
to stay in ono state , but tries I
occupy two. This , norhups , nnd tl
advantage given to it by the stopp'n
of some trains hero which do iv
stop ut some other small towns , mi
bo the cause of envious rivalry , at
is looked upon with Hainan pride 1
the prosperous burgers on the utix
line , The large amount of froig
handled to and from this station BI
now buildings erected this season ai
to , bo built this spring and sumin
tell , in nn uncertain niiy , that the
town is rapidly growing. A now
brick union school building , coating
80,000 or $8,000 , is ntarly ready for
occupation , nnd in a ciodit to the pen-
plo nml nn honor to Iho school board
as well nn tlio school system of the
slnto. Ferguson Hros , it Wood hnvo
built a large building in which to
store the farm implements they offer
for sale. Thty are practical farmers ,
and propose to keep the best of o full
line of such articles , including the
improved grass seeds , probably the
largest stook of farm muchincry in
this section , and also maintain a
branch oflico at Northboro , Among
the novelties they have inttoducod , is
Iho Cnsady riding plow , which they
have kept in "closo confinement"
since its arrival , hoping to got up
a trial plowing match , and
a wager of n new lint that it will not
require ICSH draft than n walking
plow , for the boys need ono or two
now lints. Wo notice nlso a now
building for John Julford's now store ,
and some now firms taking a trial of
the mercantile business. A now of
lice for Dr. J. V. Beghtull , mid n now
building for Colu , the "boss contrac
tor , " n well M now rcsidunces for Os
Kumpton , Robt. Biguorstall' , Ilarvo
White , Mis. Osier , and Mr. Palmer ,
the lumjif r merchant , while the spring
season will sou iho foundation for anew
now Muthudiit church , nnd numerous
other buildingi now being looked for.
So far this vilbgo has worshipped in
one meeting house , which is owned
by the United 1'n.sbytorian church.
The citizens of thu place have boon
oxertiiu' themselves to get n good bell
for the now school house , and for this
end thi y have secured the services of
Pro. . W. P. D.uiforth , who organised
a IIOHICI company and drilled them in
thu r.uilutii , "Kathor , the Beautiful
Queen. " I'lioir public rendition of
-liia pii.ce nan a grand succes ,
Notwithstanding the ditlieultuess of
many ut the parts , Mrs. J. L. Xanoni ,
Mis A. B. Campbell , and Mrs. Mo-
Cord , particularly , uxhibi cd a line
perception of the di'lic.ito and diffi
cult part they londerod and a dram
atic and inimical ability indicating u
refinement and cultivation that could
not be shown in many of thu other
characters , and this loads us to notice
liow the public schools in Iowa grow ,
while they become the pride of the
people and as such as will bo the
hope of the state.
The two large elevators , a good
bank , three farm implement houses ,
six or eight , stores of general mer
chandise , two hardware , throe drugs ,
Four of groceries , two hotels , churches ,
schools , lumberyards , livery stables ,
jewelry and furniture stores , several
law , real estate and insurance firms ,
a half dozen good physicians , a wide-
a-wako independent newspaper that
readies out for the job work as nat
urally as a Nebraska farmer docs f < i
THE BEE , a good harbor shop , black
smith shops , wagon and machine
shop , harness chop , a good mill , brick
yard , brass band , restaurants , shoe
shops bank , fair association with i
good track nnd a half dozen horses in
training ; the trades and profeision ;
well represented , good water withii
thirty foot , coal and stone conveniently
iontly , good wood at $4 per corda ricl
soil and healthy climatenn industrious
and intelligent class of citizens , am
business active nnd growing as showi
by the banking business , all proclain
with no uncertain sound , that Blanch
ard is a good place for. a happy homi
and has an enviable future. THE BEJ
reaches u largp portion of the busi
ness men and farmers , while the com
mercial ugont usually asks for Tin
BKK first in the hotels. The Com
mercial House has boon open to th >
public , under the presuut manage
ncnt , loss than ono year , and yet ha
ho satisfaction of bning the home o
ho traveling man in the true sense o
ho word , and the young firm of R
M , Thomson & Co. , which has jus
opened in the groceiy business , oilor
, o try the race in competition wit !
, ho older houses , in a way that win
ihom plenty of friends. The Mason
o fraternity , Odd .Fellows , nnd Ancient
ciont Order of United Workmen , ar
all well represented hero , and includ
; he larger portion of the businos
non , the Odd Fellows having n mem
jerahip of over seventy , with a goo
mil , while the boys have organized
rifle team which is expected tobocom
renowned "before the ides of Noven
ber. " The town needs a good dentif
nnd photographer , n creamery e
choose factory and manufactories
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COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAI
jt t NOTICES.
NOT10K. Special aihertlsementa , uuch ,
r Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Ueu
1 iitu , lioardlntr , etc. , will bo Inscrtotl In tt
1h.
h. i-olumn at thu low rnto ot TKN CENTS I'K
1 .INK for thu first limortloD and FIVE CKN1
1'Kll LINK lor each tubtequent lui crtln
U'A\tiadvertl cmcnt8 at our olHuo , Hoom
K\vrutt'n UoclJIroail ! ay.
KU "HAI.h. iVwity 8-y ' °
MUlTKo , dom 16J to 10 luinU hltfti Sou
aseJum el also foi talc , Ma u iVuo , lUc
\\I ANTEn To rent A ten room homo I
V > Home U'Ood in lirhborhooJ or two snull
house nido i > / lde. Addrni lO. . Uox 70
Council IlluRs , or applp at 1)BE offlce , Couni
4B-II
ANTIID-Kverybody In Council Blufls
f i to Uiko Tim BM , 20 ccnU per nuuk , il
literal by carriers. Office , Hoom C , Kurd
, Ire ) > dw ) .
To buy 100 tons broom coi
WANTED ttldrcu Council Ulu
llroom Factory , Council BluOi , Iowa. 663-2911
ANTED A Qret-cUu broom tier. May
W SCO. . Council lllufln. Iowa. 660-80' '
SALE-OM paporn 40a per hundred ,
EOH lloo offlco. Council Ulu8 . Bo27.ll
10 1IH1CK-MAKKRS. FOR 8AI.K 6 acres
.1. inorool land adjo'iilni ; the lirlck-jard
Manner li lalno < ' on U | > i > er Droa'lway , K
pattlculara amily to DnlJ llalncgorttlfannc
ollico at the llcurd ol Trade roriu Council Ulul
77&-dc22 Sin
Boy , with pony , to carry p r
WANTED at ll i ollico , Council llluQ * .
octlS-tf
f. Notice.
Owing to Ihr linmeimo bucceaa ol U'O n
GeUtlno Dromldn Initantaneoua I'roci
0 at the Exctlilor Gallery , Klltlt lUfct , Ooi
.1 ell Dlufft , the jiroprletor dculroi tbouo wl h !
' ; Olilldci'ii'd 1'lcturc * to call but ecu the houri
u to and li o'clock a. in , , u O | I > K to the Pri
J of Buslnets uth airauKCiuoiit la ncccoiary
irolJ delay ,
JHm J , DARKE. Proprleto
FACTS 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
now out of my salary , and Live
First-Olasa , too. It pays to go
there. "
"Where did you Bay it was ? "
B08TOH TEA DDMPT
FINE GROCERS.
IB Iain St. and 15 Pearl St.
COUNCIL BLUPPri , I A.
DOST FA L TO SEE THE STOCK OP
W. W. BUCHANAN
DIAMONDS ,
WATCHES ,
CLOCKS.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
302 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The Leading
GftOCERY HOUSE
IN THE CITY.
We keen everything you want
in .First 01 .ss , < H > oice. Oleai
GROOEfiie aiid PROVISIONS
[ t will pay you to look our es
tablishment thro igk- Every
thing told for Gash , and. at the
very ilose t ma'gins. We have
a line of lOo
CANNED GOODS
And we ako sell the finest , Im-
rtfid ( joods , Eastern unn Wc3st-
irn Goaus put up All Canned
Goods reduced 10 per cent.
Send for our Pnoes ,
t'triot attention paid to Mail
Orders.
Agent for Washburn's Super
lative Flour.
F , J , OSBORNE & 00 , ,
J62 Broadway , Opposite Ogden
House.
CQJJNCIL BLUFFS
IRON WORKS ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY
Offlco and Works , Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
Wo give special attention to
Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces ,
HOISTERS AND
GENERAL MILL MACHINERY
HOUSE FRONTS.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
will receive prompt attention. A Kf ral ae
Bortment ol
Brass Goods , Belting , Pining
AND SUPPLIES FOR
Foundry , Pig Iron , ( Joke , Ooal
. OHAS. HENDRIF ,
President.
& CRAIG ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY
Rich Cut Olasa , Flno Froncli CUlnn ,
Silver \Vnr * &c. ,
340 BUOIUWAT , CUUNCII. III.UITS ,
KELLEY & M'GRACKEN ,
Marble and Granite
North Fifth St. . Council Dluf- .
Drs. Woodbury & Son ,
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Cor. l'earltl t Mt. COU.NC1I , III.UFKS.
W. 9. AUKNT. JACOI1 SIM
AMENT & . SIMS ,
Attornnys & Oounsellprs-at-Lav
COUNCIL BLUFFS , 1U\\'A ,
W. W. SHERMAN , A
MANUKACTUKKn OK /
ROAD , TRACK , COACH & LIVERY
Fine Work a Specialty.
E. U. SHERMAN , lltnlnces Manager.
Wll. lllSTOl'lIEIl , 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 prom.pt attention.
J. MUELLER'S
Jhiokering , Webei. Liademan , J. Mueller
and other Pianos , , $200 and upward.
Hun ott , Weatern Cottage , " Tabor and
Paloubet Organs , $60 andupward. Musi 3VC
cal Merchanoise of every discription.
Italian Strings a specialty ; imported
direct. Mnpio Books , Sheet-Music , Toys ,
liaineu , I'm ' uy Goods , Wholesale and Re TJ
LIE tail. PiajiuiJ and Organs sold for Cash
and on Timo. t > tock is large , full and com
plete. Musical Journal ireo nn applica S
LO tion Coirespondence Solicited.
Address
O J. MUELLER , I
103 South 5th Street. O
IE
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
BO w MAN , , ROHRER & CO. ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
PURCHASING AGENTS
AnJ Dealers In all kinds ol Produce Prompt attention tUcn to all consignments ,
NO8. 22 , 24 AND 20. PEARL STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
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-\i\lA. \ SWPl'I.Y ON SHOUT NOTICE
Cut Flowers , Greenhouse nnd Vegetable
Plants
In their teason. Orders promptly fllluil M ! ilcihercd to K\/n.-rc | olllio fri-o ol charge. Send ( ot
Cat iloguc ,
. E3. RTTI ATVT A
DEALER IN
PAPER , BOOKS : TATINERY ,
COUNCI' . BLUFFS , IOWA.
OOtlNOIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
Buyer and Slipper of drain and Provisions
Orders solicited in Iowa and Nebraska. REFERENCES. - First Notional
Bank , Stewart Bros. , Ceunoil Blufl'a ; William P. Harvey & Co. , Culver &
Co. , Chicago ; E A. Kent & Co. , St. Louis.
M E T O A L F BROS. ,
WHOLESALE DKAuERS IN'
Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves.
CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED.
REAL ESTATE AGENT ,
Has ForSalo , Town Lots , Improved anil Unimproved , , also , Railroad Lando ,
and a number otWell Improved Farms , both in Jowa and Nebraska.
Office with W. S. MAYNE , over Savings Bank , - COU VOILj BLUPF
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 ,
" JrC vdr * * "TJ1 i
WKCAKKYTIIK LAROK8T STOCK OF KINK
BOOTS ! 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.
Call and See Our NEW SPRING STOCK , which \
haa Bfgun to Arrive.
Z. 'T. ' 'LINDSEY ' & CO. ,
412 BROADWAY , COUNCIL ' BLUFFS , IOWA ,
And WEST SIDE SQUARE , ClARINDA IOWA ,
