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6 THE OMAHA I ) AIL i BEJD MONO A V MAROJff 6 18 2
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Office : Room Flvo , Everett's Bloc
Broadway.
H. W. TILTON , City Editor.
MINOR MENTIONS ,
Prepare your ballot * .
- Sundown nettle the matter.
To-day bring * forth the work th
counts ,
Fr.mk Cotton's company appear *
"Our Boys" to-ntgbt.
Several were Imrr.crsoil , nt the Bnptl
church lost evening.
Iowa Wyoming Ooal handled only 1
J. W. Kodefer , No. 20 Pearl St. Flltf
Thera was o largely attended rar
querode at Turner hall on Friday ovonln
Marshal Morse hai returned fro
another trip after the Keg Creek robboi
Ilo captured no game.
The r < port reachoi hero that a farm
named Plumli living a few mile * fro
Hasting * has committed sulcldo.
llank 'Marrhad hi * skiff stolen sorr
i time Friday night. It wa * moored on t !
4 oait dido of the river , opposite Fnrna
fltreet.
V piitol shot on Broadway Saturdi
' night attracted attention and excited ser
f tlio hearer' . There wan no tragedy
only un oxhtilnr mca of poHtlml enth
lairn. No arrests.
It is expected that Bolts , thencgi
who wan the chief participant in t
shooting and robbing of the Keg Ore
farmer , will bo brought from Omaha
this city to-morrow , ths requisition ha
ng been secured ,
The law says that on election day t
ale , wine , beer , Or other malt or vinoc
liqu'ors can bo sold ot given aw iy to an
person , upon any pretext , within tn
miles of the place where said election I
held. The least penalty I * $25 and costi
The rumored case of Hinall pax in th
city proves to bo only a case of kino peas
as the rcult of the vaccine point gottlni
In its work ft llttlo too cnthusiuatlcallj
The nerve * of those who have got a littl
alarmed over the rumor , may now sto
quiyering.
One enthuBlftrtto Vaujhan man wt
ywtsrday oflorlag to bat 6100 that his p'c
would hava a hundro 1 majority in th
Fqurth ward. Two takers put up tti
money before ho could finish the Bontonc <
And the Vaughan laborer crawled into h
kolo and started for some crowd whlc
could be morn easily gulled.
How do those that pay rent Ilk
Vaughan's kind of a boom ! One littl
bouses , for instancs , which has been rent
Ing for $10 a month hainow jumped up t
$25 , and the owner claims tutt Increase ii
taxes justifies him Sn making ths raise
Men who have to rent should think oy
otne of those facts.
The mayor succeeded la getting tt
countll to pass a resolution at the | lai
meeting thanking him for his courtesy ar
efficiency as an officer. It is customai
to pats such resolutions at the last moo
ng of a body o ! this kind , but the lai
mea'.ing unfortunately comas after elec
tion. It would do no good to got such
reso'ution unless it could come at a tint
when It could bo used for campaign pu :
poses.
, When public attention WAS first callo
to the large expenditures of tlfo city
Mayor Yaughan came boldly to the f ran
and > ought tb show that the expondltu re
wore not large , In comparison with formei
years. When ho'found that the facts coul
not bo overcome ; and tfrat'the figures wei
ratlvr large , ho took the other tack an
Instated that the very fact that the ei
pendituros were so Urge showed him to 1 >
progressive , and the worktngman's frloni
because he spent BO much money. Till
sudden change about Is only one of th
many Inconsistencies which mark th
career of a roan willing to advocate any
thing and everything in the hope of catch
Ing votes.
Vaughan openly avows his policy t
bo to run the city hoad-ovor-heels in debt
and let the children who growing up pa
' for It. Docs he pursue this same policy ii
regard to his personal finances ? Is h
running deep in debt for his children t
pay by and by ? If so then there Is an e >
[ ilanation for the fact which lie states thn
the banks are BO down on him that the
won't ' Irnd him un" money , and ho has t
borrow of teamsters and worklu men. ]
such a policy works 111 to a private Indl
vldual , bow will It work well for a publl
organization ?
To Voters.
The office of city auditor is on
that our citizens should vote for wit ! :
out regard { 0 politics. It in a no <
office in our ij.y , under the now ohai
tor. The oc'cunant should bo a 1500
accountant , acfi'vo and of a good DUB :
ness knowledge , Bo requires to b
capable of opening a now not of book
and a rapid penman. Bquiro Burk
his'filoa , ) the office of rooordor fc
yean , which office included the dutii ,
of city clerk and police judge , B <
cause of his great ago and infirmity h
could only attend to the justice dutit ;
of the office. The city had to pay 01
tra a clerk to do the accounting. Ui
dor the now order of things the aud
tor has only to do with the keeping (
account ) . If Mr. BurkoMa elected Ii
will draw his salary , while the pit
will bo compelled to have a clerk I
do the work of the office. The otlx
candidate is M. G. Griffin , an aoth
business jmn and an experienced a
ooiiutaqt well known to our poopl
Citizens should vote for candidati
with the same pare that they use i
selecting help for the store or ofllc
Many believe that the beat interen
of the city would bo uubaorvod by
change in that oflico at this time , f
obvious rcaeons. CITIZEN ,
Tito Iowa
N Uonl AuocUUd i'rva
DES MOJHES , March 6. The go
oral assembly has passed a conourre
resolution to adjourn sine die Mar
10th ,
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
Sundry Concerns Handled I
the City Fathers in
Regular Session.
A Little Cbattor Between the May
and tlio City Attorney.
At the regular mooting of the ci
council , held Friday night , all tl
aldermen wore 'present except Aide
man Phillips. In the absence of tl
mayor Aldormnn Dawson was chosi
chairman , but during the present
tion of bills the mayor came in nt
took his aoat. The batch of bills w
largo and the footing amounted
about $3,000.
PETITIONS ANI > MKMOHIAI.S.
Applications for duplicate warran
in place ot warrants lost wcro grantc
in favor of H. M. Mcrrmin for (0 , an
in favor of Mr. Phillips for $10.
A petition for a plank sidewalk in
stead of a brick or cement one , not
the corner of Pierce and Frank strcc
was granted.
Martin Lawlor proposed to nccoj
$375 as the condemnation of his Ian
in the extension of Washingto
avenue , provided ho could retain th
barn und fence. Proposal accoptet
A petition was propunted for tli
changing of the grade of Plattnc
street , near Stutsman. Granted.
A petition was granted for a croi
walk on Pearl ntreot in front of Evoi
oil's block and tlio board of trade.
A petition for a sidewalk on tli
west side of Harmony street , nee
Benton , was granted.
KKI'ORT OF OITY Ol'FIOBUS.
The condemnation of property fe
the extension of Bluff street , amount
ing to § 1,700 , was presented. Th
Toes were ordered paid.
The recorder reported licenses co
looted amounting to 8274.
The chief of police reported the tc
tal arrests in February at D4 , of whic
20 were for intoxication , 15 for dii
burbing the peace , and the others fc
carious offenses. The tines collccte
wore $50.80 , and those worked OL
813.70.
The recorder also reported th
amount of warrants issued durin
February to bo $8,885.73 , and the tc
tal amount issued from April 1 , 1881
to March 1 , 1882 , to bo $00,001.22
besides § 3,547.01 drawn against th
lire bond fund.
The finance clerk reported the toti
Bxpondttures of the city since April 1
1881 , as $75,057.40.
uurouT OF srEoixi. COMMITTEES.
Aid. Unthank reported favorably t
building a sidewalk on the west sid
of Twenty-third street , from Broad
way to Avenue 0. Ordered built
Aid. Fonda reported that Miss Am
would Boll her Main street proport
to the city for § 0,000. She woul
take $1,500 in cash and the balance i
warrants , provided enough warranl
wore drawn to cover a discount in tli
warrants , ( figuring them at 00 cent
and to cover the Interest at eight pc
cent , instead of six. It was .roforro
back to the finance committee , wit
instructions to offer her Orders on th
police fund , a certain umount boin
drawn monthly.
BTA.NDINO COMMITTEE * ) .
The judiciary reported against th
payment of bills presented to cove
property allowed to b , o destroyed i
suppressing the small pox.
Tlio internal improvement commil
too reported the flume on Willoi
itroot 03 completed , suggested the
; ho crossings bo fixed up , called at
mention to the fearful condition o
fourth street-far teaming.
Several lamp-post petitions wor
aid over for the next council to ac
ipon.
The police committee suggested thn
mo alderman in each ward appoin
.wo . specials to act at the polio.
The mayor said the appointing o
ipooials foil to his lot and ho wouli
ittond to it.
UE80LUTION8 ETC.
Orders were passed for sidewalks 01
[ larmony street ; Plattnor , botwooi
? irst' ' and Stulsuinn , and on the wcs
lido of Twenty-third , between Broad
my and Avenue 0.
Lamp-posts wcro ordered placed QI
Broadway just below the bridge ; 01
, he corner of Tenth and Avenue 0
ind on the corner of Bloomo and Da
non streets.
Warrants were ordered issued fo
ill parties who would take the sain
in settling the condomation for th
jxtonsion of Washington avenue.
Aid. Unthank presented a resolution
tion complimentary to the Mayoi
which was passed. Tlio mayor thank
ed the alderman and claimed that i
iras a vindication against sundr
marges that the councilhad gone baci
> n him.
. Aid. Fonda presented a rosolutio
.hat the hand engine should bo place
it Btroetsvillo. Keforrod to a specie
iommilleo , consisting of Aids. I'.ondt
lCer and Raino , with inatruotiona t
ook /or some place there to keep it.
Aid , Spotmau movpd that five hun
Ired loads of dirt bo placed on Ifourt !
itroot between Fifth aud Sixth avoini
ind ho waa instructed to auperintoni
the same , the supervisor being busy
Mayor Yaughan called attention t
the charter regarding voters , claimin
that it waa unconstitutional. Ho be
lloved that any one living in the cit
sixty days could vote in any ward i
which ho lived , though ho had nc
lived thorp more than an hour. U
wanted the city attorney's opinion ,
City Attorney Holmes said that h
thought the election should hava boo
called under the general Incorporatlo
law , but the mayor had soon fit to ca
it under the special phartor and no
the proclamation should bo followe
out and the charter compile
with , The question was 01
of law and could not bo passed upc
except by the court. No action <
the counpil parsing upon the queatioi
no opinion ot the mayor or attorm
could help the matter. Each vet
must run his own risk ,
The mayor wanted a minute mat
on the record that ho had called a
tention to the unconstitutionally
this clause in the charter , and that 1 :
proclamation had been presented
Judge llecd ami others and npproy
as legal.
The city attorney wouldn't etni
any such record made over his hea
Judge Ilcod was not allowed to qi
legal advice , and ho surely would n
pass upon questions before they we
properly presented in court. Ilo o'
jectcd to the record being made asd
sired , unless the council would o
dorse it.
The matter was then dropped , b
the ill-feeling was caused to crop o
again , when ho announced another
his legal opinions. Ho said that whi
the proclamation said the polls shon
close at 4 o'clock , the judges could o
tend the time by announcing the fa
before that hour , provided there woi
voters still waiting.
The city attorney objected to thi
Ho said that the proclamation shall 1
followed out. Ho did not believe tin
the proclamation nas right , but ha'
iti ( ! been issued it should bo followcc
'I hero was considerably by-play rui
ning through the talk , which mac
tli clash at arms between the tn
officials a little spicy.
Adjournment was then taken unt
next Friday afternoon at 2 o'clocl
when the vote will bo canvassed. ' .
was informally decided by tlio aide
men to close their ollleial career by
big supper and a generally happy timi
A SAD 8TOKY.
How n Young Mother Covered wit
Bharao Is Strugclinir Too with
Poverty and Want.
In ono of the remote portions <
the city lives a hard-hearted fat ho
ind a wayward daughter , whoso ci :
Biimstancos just nowaro exciting muc
comment among the few who chanc
to bo conversant with the circun
stances. The man and daughter ha\
boon living for some time in a humhl
way , the latter doing the work aboi
the house , the mother being Ion
iinco dead. The girl some time sine
became misled , and as a result of he
Fully and her trust in the promises <
mother , she lately became a motho :
The father , enraged rather than sul
luud by his daughter's shame , refuse
to do anything for her or hers , an
when the child was born there wei
nonp of these necessaries and cot
ronioncos provided , BO commonly suj
plied when motherhood and babyhoo
meet. The little ono had not ov < n
garment to cover its nakedness , an
In the stress an old garment bolongin
to the girl's father was used , but c
indignant was ho on learning it , 'thi '
ho ( matched it away , leaving the poc
thing without even that much of
wardrobe. Such is but ono instant
) f the struggle for existence throug
which the mother and babe are pas
.ng.
Most of the neighbors stand ale <
lest in some way sweet charity aha
jot its robes spotted. A few ot th
neighbors have done a little to hel
the Buttering ones , but they too Ih
in humble circumstances , and are-n - <
iblo to do much except to eke out a
oxiatonco'for ' thomsalves , and evoi
bit of help they give others is give
only by sacrificed In the moantim
the mother and babe are really suffoi
Ing for-tho comforts so necessary t
moh a condition of life.
It U stated that as soon as strongt
will permit , the destitute mother wi
leek to get justipo dealt out ; to th
nan whom Bho , claims has botraye
icr and now leaves her to suffer aloni
[ fLh6r story is ! a 'true ' ono justic
ih'ould'b'o.sO jnotod out , but in on
wont the fact exists that she la pas :
ng through the trying period c
uotherhoodiwith scarcely any clothin
> r food , and that too within eas
each of these who might easily hoi
icr to both.
Vouehan's Vagaries.
There is seemingly no end to th
nconsistencics which have boei
irowdod into the past two weeks b
ho man who to-day seeks to got
rosh hold on the mayoralty of th
: ity.
ity.At first ho declared in a publi
noeoh that ho did not seek nor did h
ihirk the ofllco , and .that ho was no
oroing himself upon the people as i
landidato. Yet ho was so afraid tha
to would bo overlooked that ho triei
o turn a minstrel show intoa Vaughai
netting by getting a Valentino roai
rom the stage , asking all to vote fo
lim. This valentine was written am
out out from hisown , ofllco. Ho wa
lot seeking the ofllco. Oh , nol
Ho got a fellows to junior the nam
if "workingiiien" and issue an invi
ation'for ' him to explain to thorn wh ;
ho election caino in March , Undo
> rotenso ot doing this , ho turned i
nto a mooting for his own npmina
ion , , and instead of giving informa
ion , gave misrepresentations to thos
vhom ho pretended to call friondt
They asked for bread and ho gav
, hem a atone ,
Ho lias pretended to bo a friend o
; ho woringmon , and yet denounce
hem aa too ignorant to read , am
'dlloWs this up by 'treating ' them a
lot capable 'of framing A'ticket ' foi
jioroiolvos. Ho makes > ticket to sui
limsolf , calls a meeting , and tell
ihoru to swallow it.
Uolias claimed the taxes come
'rom ' the working men and then bbast
, hat he has spent more of the city
nonoy than any other mayor , ,1 , :
> thor wordi he chuckles in the face
if the working men over the fieo wa ;
.n which ho bos spilled their money
uid asks them to dp ao some more.
Ilo has gathered statistics { o she ;
that this city has been managed vor ,
economically in comparison with theni
[ n the next breath ho boasts that h
lias made this city boom by lavish ex
pendituros.
Ho denounce ! the street railway a
a monopoly , and at the same time n
fuses to give the people a chance t
use the Hordio tickets which the
bought and paid hihi for months age
lie claims that ho will equalise th
taxes so that the rich will pay mot
and the poor pay leas , but ho does nc
tell and cannot toll how ho wjll do il
Ho has not made asiiu'lo move to war
righting the wrong during his term <
office. If elected he will neither t
the assessor nor the board of cqua
itttion , and ho know * that ho canu
moot the promise BO easily mado.
"Charity vauntoth not itself , " ai
yet ho hastens to publish a handb
nnd scatters it over the city , callii
attention to the fact that ho carri
some delicacies to n poor sick ma
The purpose of such an act , when tl
doer follows it by advertising I
charity by handbills on the eve of j
oldction in which ho is a candidate ,
too gauzy , and can bo seen throui
oven by tlio workingmen whom hod
nounces as ignorant.
His personal character need not 1
discussed. It is known the places 1
frequents , his Bppo.ir.inco on t1
street , thn persons with whom ho n
sociates , the evils which havO bei
encouraged and fostered by him
his personal nnd official capacity a
known. Will the voters to-day gl
sanction , either by their ballots or 1
their indifference , to having the ci
Qovornmont trusted another year
such a man ? Hardly.
MASSING OF THE MASSES.
A Trio of Political Meetings Hold 8fl
urday Night-Sunday Sconoa
on the Stroote.
The political conflict thickened i
that on Saturday evening the 'who
town seemed alive with enthusiasi
for favorite candidates. At an oar ]
hour in the evening there was mus
in the air , and the sidewalks wei
thronged. There was ono big bonfn
on Broadway near the Methodi
church ; there was Will McFadden
drum corps heading a crowd whic
was wending its way to the cou :
house for the republican rally ; th
boys' band was giving inspiring mus
to draw hearers to the democrat :
meeting at Dohaney's ; and a live !
with illuminate
drum corps , together
banners , advertising the Vaugha
meeting at Bloom & Nixon's hall.
All three meetings drew crowdi
imd while they were in progress tli
streets were more quiet , except thi
bands would stroll from ono t
another , stopping frequently on th
way to get spiritual inspiration t
Borao naloon. At the republican mecl
ing these wore speeches by Oolom
Sapp , Colonel Dailoy , 0. II. Scott on
Mr. Willis , a colored citizen. The issues
and squarolj
sues were stated fairly
and much enthusiasm was shown
closing with rousing cheers In ratifies
tion of the ticket.
Vaughnn's meeting -won a largo one
and pretty noisy. Ho rehashed abou
the same statements as he has bee ;
using as capital in his previous effort *
and summed it all up by declarin
himself to bo the quintessence c
"boom. "
The democratic mooting was th
briefest and least enthusiastic of th
throe. What enthusiasm was wantin
there was found in plontious quant ]
tioa in the streets , and there was evidently
dontly a fever heat among the Bow
man men. though they did not aeor
to takokmdly to mass meetings.
After the meetings there was
constant hurrah upon the stroetBunt |
nbout 3 o'clock Sunday morninf
made to choc
There was no , attempt
or staythe noise , and but two arresl
were made , for disorderly _ conduc' '
whooping , ' catcalling , ahouting , etc ,
made Broadway''hideous with howL
Mid the showirig of disorder wt
snpugh to convince any one that
: hango'in tho'cityi government is n <
; essary in the interests of1 decent
ind order.
Yesterday forenoon the ahoutei
nd whoopera of tie previous nigl
iToro too exhausted to show muc
spirit , but shortly after noon , the or
thusiaam began toaork up again. I
ipito of the ordinance many saloon
" About 2 o'cloc
wore open as usual.
% crowd of two hundred men or oior
liad gathered on Broadway near th
Pacific House , and the talk become B
loud and the language so abusive an
ibscono that Marshal Morse was tele
jhqnod to and came to the spot. H
irrested thioo of the loudest oncE
ind marched them toward the station
The crowd followed yelling and chal
ing , defying the law , offering to bai
; ho prisoners , otc. The police head
juartors were speedily crowded to th
itmost , and & disgraceful scone en
mod. giving the city anything but
Sunday appearance. After much tal !
, he prisoners yrero allowed to go fro
igain , on promising to atop makin
luch disturbance , and the crowd BOOI
ifter scattered.
The political excitement has neve
aged BO wild over a local contest , an
ts exhibitions on the streets show
hat the city government under Mayo
Yaughan is not enough of a govern
nont to preserve decency nnd ordc
m the strooU.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPEGIAI
NOTICES.
Oil B ALE O a JIKNT An almoat new po
table lor sola or rent. AUdren U , Be
T6 , Council Ulufli , loy * . g8-8t td
ANTED To rent * itmll cottag * * ' enc
Address 0 , M , or enquire at Bit ofllc
febl-l (
IV/TULEa FOR BAtK. Twenty 3-ye r ol
/
IVl mulei , dom lf > l to 10 buid * high Bon
Icedmu'et ftlM ( or tile , Uu04 Wlw , llrei
' " -
Uble.
ANTEDTo ren A ten room hpiue I
peed . .neighborhood or two .nulli
iqtl o.ld. Mme L/iild , Address P. O. Box70 :
Council pluB . or j > P'P ' Bt Bus office , Counc
' f * " - "
lluflt.
UfrAtoTKU Everybody In Council iiiunii i
WTo takeTu Bsi.iO cent * per week.d
Ivered by carriers. Office , Room 6 , Etorett
llocn , Broadway.
ITETANTED To buy 100 tons 'broom con
W For particulars ' address Council Blul
Iroom Factory. Council Blum. Iowa. 668-Mtl
rANTED A flrrt-clasi broom tier. Uayi
' &Qg. Oonnoll Blufl > , Iowa. MOM *
BALE Old papers 0o per hundred , i
FOR Bee office. Council Blufli. te27-tt
HO BBICK-UAKEJ13. FOR 8ALE-6 acres <
I wore of land adjo'nlng Uie brick-yard i
tanner 6 Halnei * on Upper BroailHay. Fc
nrttculars apply to David llalncs or to Hannei
itttoii at the Board ol Trade rerun. Council UluB
776-de22 8m
\S rAl < TED-Bov , with pony , to carry pape
Blu&i.
YY Inquire at Bsi otllue , Council
octis-tr
Notice.
Owlnz to the Immense SUCCCM ol the lie
Qelatjn * Bromide Instantaneous Proce
at thi ExceUlor Oallery , , Fllth street , Oou
ell BlutTi , thb proprietor < le lrc * those wUhli
fillJren' 1'lcturc * to call between the hours
10 and IS o'clock a. ru.t as owing to tbe Pre
of Business nuclv arrauKCuaent U neccaaary
J , B/tRKE , Proprle S
FACTS WORTH KNOWINC
"Good morning , Mr
Jones. You seem it
good humor thi ;
morning. "
"Yes , I have been tc
the
BOSTON TEA STORE
and find anything and everj
thing I want ,
OF FIRST QUALITY ANI
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
I tell you , I can Save Mone ;
now out of my salary , and Liv
Pirst-Olasa , too. It pays to g <
there. "
"Where did you say it was ?
BOSTON TEA COMP1
FINE GROCERS.
IB Main St. ana 15 Pearl SI
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA.
DONT FA L 1O SEE THE STOCK OP
W. W. BUCHANAN
DIAMONDS ,
WATCHES ,
JEWELRY ,
CLOCKS
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
302 Broadway , COPH01L BLUFFS
The Leading
GROCERY HOUSE
IN THE CITY ,
We keep everything you wan
in First 01 IBS , Choice. Olea :
3KOOERIES and PBoVISIOM
[ t will pay you to look our es <
tablishment through- Every
thing sold for Cash , and at th <
? ery closest margins. We havi
i line of lOo
CANNED GOODS ,
A.nd we also sell the finest Im
ported Goods , Eastern and West
arn Goods put up All Oannet
Goods reduced 10 per cent ,
Send for our Prices ,
Strict attention paid to Mai
Orders ,
Agents for Washbnrn's Super
lative Flour ,
F , J , OSBORNE ft 00 , ,
162 Broadway , Opposite Ogdei
House.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
IRON WORKS ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES , BOILERS , MININC
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY
Office and. Works , Main Street ,
DOUNOIL BLUFFS , IOWA
We give special attention to
Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces
HOISTERS AND
KNEHAL MILL MACHINERY
HOUSE FRONTS.
3ENERAL REPAIR WORE
U1 recoho prompt attention. A general at
Bortmont of
Brass Goods , Belting , Pioing
AND tiUPPLlES FOR
Foundry , Pig Iron , Ooke , Ooal
OHAS , HENDBIB ,
President.
UMAURER & CRAIG ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Bleb Out Gloss , Fine French China ,
Silver Ware &c. ,
no B WPWAT , . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
KELLEY & M'CRACKEN ,
Marble and Granite
North Fifth St. , Council Bluff *
Drs. Woodbury & Son ,
Cor , Peart 4 lit Av ? , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
W. B , AMKNT. JACOB SIM !
AMENT & SIMS ,
AttornayB & Oounsellors-at-Lais
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
W. W. SHERMAN ,
MANUFACTURER OF
® M ROAD , TRACK , COACH & LIVERY
- ! # * ;
Fine Work a Specialty.
E. H. SHERMAN , Business Manager.
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
Obickering , Weber. Lindeman , J. Mueller
and other Pianos , $200 and upward.
Eurdett , Western Cottage , ; Tabor and
Paloubet Organs , $50 andupward. Musi
cal Merchandise of every discription.
.A. Italian Strings a specialty ; imported
direct. Musio Books , Sheet-Music , Toys ,
Games , Fancy Goods , Wholesale and Re TJ
.A..A. 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.
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. . Address :
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O d. MUELLER ,
103 South 5th Street. o
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COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
BOWMAN , ROHRER & CO. ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
PURCHASING AGENTS
And Dealers In all kinds ol Produce Prempt attention tfvcn to all consignments.
NOS. 22 , 24 AND 20 PEARL STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
- WILL SUPPLY ON SHOUT NOTICE -
3ut Flowers , Greenhouse and Vegetable
Plants
n their season. Orders promptly filled and deliv cred to Express office free ol charge. Send for
Catalogue ,
HI. IE.
DEALER IN
PAPER , BOOKS STATINERY ,
_ COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
Buyer and Shipper of Grain and Provisions
Orders solicited in Iowa and Nebraska. P TERENCES. First National
Bank , Stewart Bros. , Council Bluffs ; W'jra P. Harvey & Co. , Culver &
3o. , Chicago ; E A. Kent & Co. , St. LouL.
METCALF BROS. ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
lats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves.
CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED. I
BJC. ij jb-jE-s , - XO-VPV L. '
REAL ESTATE AGENT ,
las For Sale , Town Lots , Improved and Unimproved , also , Railroad Lands ,
and a number or Well Improyed Farms , both in Iowa and Nebraska.
) ffico with W. S. MAYNE , over Savings Bank , - COUNCIL BLUFF
DARKNESS , ORGUTT & CO. ,
DRY GOODS
AND CARPET HOUSE.
Broadway , Cor. Fourth St. ,
'Council ' Bluffs , Iowa.
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WB CARRY THE LAROE8T BTBOOK OP FINR
BOOTS i SHOES ,
Slippers , Etc , ,
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iVithin One Hundred and Fifty Miles of Council Bluffs.1
Ul Ml Orders Promptly Attended To and :
Highly Appreciated ,
OUR PRICES ARE VERY LOW.
Call and See Our NEW SPRING * STOCK , whici
das Begun to Arrive.
Z. T. TJNDSEY & CO. ,
412 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
ind WEST SIDE SQUARE , CLARINDA IOWA ,