THE DAIJL * BEE-OOUNCiL BLUFFS , IOWA , THURSDAY MAKCH 9 i882
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Broadway.
C. E. MAYNE , 1'anagcr City Circulation.
H. W. TILTON , City Editor.
DIRTY OPPOSITION.
. The appearance of this page in yea
tcrday's BKE rather surprised its
friends nnd renders here ns it was
wanting in the usual amount of fresh
local nows. This news was closely
gathered , and carefully prepared , as
usual , for THE I3ii' : readers , but in
transit to the oflico was stolen by sonio
ono evidently anxious to keep THE
Bi E from giving the news. The local
matter was afterwards mysteriously
returned to the oflico in Omaha , but
of course too late for use , This is not
the first attempt made to thwart
f
and halt the enterprise of Tnu BEK. J
The skifl used in the interest of TUB 11
BEK in croasmg the river has twice
been stolon. Such despicable tricks
to intorf ro with the public desire to
get nnd read TIIR BEE cannot stop its
growth , and cannot keep its patronage
from increasing steadily. Every pea
aiblo precaution will bo taken to proven >
von * any further attempts of this kind
to deprive our renders of the newsand ,
stops will bo promptly taken for the
detection and punishment of the
guilty parties.
MINOR MENTIONS.
, , There are only ten boarders now at
the jail.
A slight snnw jeHordiy gave a wintry
look to the streets.
-The needed crossing over Broadway ,
near Second street , was built yesterday :
Many emigrants are pouting through
the city by the car load , bound weitvrarJ.
Iowa Wyoming Opal handled only by
J. W. Kodcfer , No. 20 Pearl St. VIM
A. good girl is wanted tor general
houtow rk. Apply to No. 117 Vine
street.
The now engine house Is last reoelr-
ing Its finishing touches and will soon be
ccupied ,
Some fine Norman and ( Jlydmlalo
talllons for sale , at brick barn , opposite
Ogden IIOUBO , It
'
The justice courts , which have been
practically suspended during the local '
campaign , have resumed business.
Justice Abbott yesterday joyfully ,
joined William Sheen and Miss Mary E.
r
Fitzgerald , bo h of Garner township.
Hazel Klrko Is booked for the 15th ,
and Milton Nobles for the 10th at
Dohay's , IVo good entertainments.
The cold snap has caused a delay to
numerous'building enterprise * and masons
and others are impatiently waiting for a
change.
Some muscular kicker , with too much
election whisky aboard , smashed in the
front door of the Chicago house on lower
Main street.
,
Marriage licenses have been lately is
sued to W. H. EUhuiy and Miss Lizzie
' Tifflett , to George < J < $ S ° n * *
Henrietta Butler , all ofpoviioll Bluffs.
A country Sunday aohool con if ant Ion
la to be held In Neola Thursday and Frl
day , April Oth and 7tb , an i the schools
are invited to send ropresentiUivoa ,
The committees of Council .Bluffa and
Ouiaha meet in this city this afternoon to
consider a bill to bo presented to congress
for the building of a wagon bridge across
the river ,
The display of high-grade Norman an'
Clydesdale stallions at the brick barn op
posite the Ogden house continues to at
tract many thither , and salon are re
ported as lively ,
, --"Cranky Dill1' ' still languiihoa'in jal
! awaiting trial for stealing George Fergu
son' * valise. He claims in extenuation ol
the offense that he Is Insane. Of court *
if he eays to , it must bo so , whether It is
or tiit. \ .
, . j It ia getting to be quite common fo
drunken follows to fire off. their revolvers
(
, , * * they roll up and down Broadway a1
the su | posed still hours of the night. A
few arrests and penalties might have t
healthy influence ,
' „ pfByer Olougji in Jii's nlghj. rounds
came acrpea. ; , inan nnd woman in a yer ;
i. indecent condition on Buicroft ntr et nea
' . ISroaJway. , Tb man was arrested ant
'gave Ills name an Alex , Diblo. lie was
Cnnl $10 and cosU and. being ihoit of cash
A ihlp with hull , masts , eta , all 'mad' '
up pf ribbon * and silks , Attracts attention
of all who pa's by Harknesa , Orcutt I
Co.'t dry goodfrglare on llroadwsy. Thu
firm is gaining much praise for its unique
displays In show windows.
A horse and buggy driven by John
Willy , made a 1'vely runaway Tuesday
The hone dashed north on Glen avenue
and would he gone crashing into a
Broadway store front , had he not flipped
AB it was he took a tumble , and steppe *
with u tllglit wreck.
Yesterday the Siott-lUobardnin case
were disposed of by Justice Abbott. Join
Lludt looking after Scott's intercuts , en
M ) nstcr & Adamu for KlchimUon. Scot
was charged with utealiug Itichardaun
pocket-book , and wan on trial ncqutttec
, llkhardion wiui then tried on the chars
of j > rjury for having nworu to the Infer
inatkn charging Scott with larceny. He
too , was acquitted.
It U strange how a little authoril
spoils a innu. Thoto who Imvo bee
made fpcclal policemen at Omaha , an
rtationed on the B. & M dump , with tl
Btara tied to their buttonholdi.coufoundya
with others who are loafing about , bootln
pawew-by , and using Insulting lang
uige. Several persons who have com
i ? over to this city oompUin that In pautto
it.
the dump they were Insulted , and that so-
called special policemen were M bad M
the crowd tUndin ? about ,
Many of the subsc'lbers to THE BtK
who have the paper i-'ellvercd by { carrier
will find it to their advantage to place a
box in some convenient place where the
carr'er can deposit the paper , and have it
protected from storms. Such an arrange
ment would often save annoyance , and
can be provided at n nominal expense ,
Iho news of the death of little Marlon
J&ldy , which occurred In Chicago last Sun-
tiny , has called forth a general expression
of sorrow and sympathy among the f'lendij
of the f&hilly. Tj&st week Msas Eddy wad
hero visit ng her slater , Mrs. George 1'orks ,
and old friends , and her little daughter
was in perfect health ui > to the time of
Mrs , Eddy's return to Chicicro. About
that time the Htt'o ' one wai Inkcn sudden *
ly andsorlotialg 111 , and In two diys death
ended all.
The eases of the young men charged
with raiting A row and shooting In Ander
son's saloon some tine ago , have been cor-
tlnucd from time to time , and took one
morn adjournment yesterday , the ca s bo
ng continued by Itecorder Uurke until
fudge Aylesworth takes the scales next
week. The s tine young men were also to
mvo a hearing before Justice Abbott yes
terday on the charge of assault with In
tent ( to kill , but these cajcs were also con
tinued ,
Frank Cotton , supported by E , E.
IJaiyo's dramatic company , Is putting in a
week's entertainment at Dolmney'ii , Mon-
1 iy evening "Our Boys" was glvoo. On
Tuesday night the co npany presented
'Divorced , " ind last night Cotton appeiT- ;
di " .losh Whltcomb. " The entertain-
nents thus far given hat been of a popular
md taking nature , and the patronage IK
temllly incroising. Cottrm has shown
oino strong points , and is an artist of
real versatility. The company furnishes ;
n excellent support , and with a varied
repertoire , permitting of a change of pro-
ramme every evening , the public Is uf-
'
ordcd an excellent chance for amuse-
ncnt.
STIRRING UP STRIFE.
ir
folk of Vaughan'a Contesting it
the Election. IDt
wo
respect That It Will End Where It o
Began , In Smoko. 81tl
tlw
For twenty-four hours past there v'
ave been rumors of all sorts of exng-
orated statotnonts to the effect that
Inyor Vaughnn , not satisfied with
ho result of the election , proposed to ,
ontost it. With some tlicso rumors
xcitod only laughter , and with moat
caused only wonderment ns to what
lossible grounds he could have upon
i'hioh to base a contest , while with a
'ew it aroused a fear lest Vaughan
hould , for purposes of his own , start
contest merely for the sake of oxci te
nant , and to lot himself down easy ,
von at the risk of arousing scones of
iinordor and strife.
Yesterday afternoon Mayor Vaughan ,
in being called upon' by TIIK UEE re-
lorter , frankly told his views of the
natter. Ho said ho had boon think- )
ng about it , but had not decided
That to do. Ho had aflidavita and in-
ormation that minors had voted ; that
non who had no business to vote had
jast ballots ; that mon hud boon hired
o vote ; that ono minister paid $3
jaoh to men to vote against him , and
hat other corrupt practices had crept
in. Ho claimed that there were
mough of these votes to make n
mango in the result. Ho thought
that , perhaps , there could not
bo enough of these votes shown
up to give him the mayoralty , and ho
would not take the time or the trouble
to hunt up enough. Ho had spent all
Lite time ho could afford to and did not
want to bo mayor if ho could for the ;
now council waa not to his liking. Ho
ilso wanted his time for himself so
chat ho could got out and make some
money. His friends had pushed him
forward and insisted on his running ,
und ho had done so , but now ho >
wanted to stop out. If there was any
contest it would not do to put him in ,
but to put Dr. Lawrence in. Ho .
claimed that ho had enough aflidavita
now , of men , who said that they had
been bought up , to give the election h
to Dr. Lawrence in cuso ot a contest , b
and if the latter wanted to take hold ii
of the matter , Bowman could not t'
take his seat. Mayor Vauglmn said li
ho had iv lawyer now looking 'up the h
matter to sou how it was best to pro1
ceed , whether stop the council from o
canvassing the vote , or whether to
proceed against Bowman by a quo i
warrunto. d
Mayor Yuughan suggested : "If I
was you I wouldn't agitate tha matter
much , but wait until wo BOO what is
to bo dono. You know I've a crowd
of friends whom it is almost impossi
ble to-hold back. They pressed mo
into the race , and ttioy stick right by
me , except when they get bought up
or filled up with whisky so that they
are made to vote for Bowman , think
ing they are voting f6r mo Why ,
last night , they heard that a lot of fol
lows were going to got out a mock
hoarse and coflin for a parade over my
defeat , and some of my friends got five
feather beds' and placed thorn in ono
of the busino's block's , prepared to
rip them opou and tar and feather
every man concerned in the insult. I
can't hold them back , if they got ex-
citod. Bo don't agitate the matter
very much. "
The interview U given for what it is
worth. It is safe to say that the
whole talk is simply for the purpose of
letting himself down easy among his
friends , who hang about his oftloo
muoh of the time , and whu gra p
eagerly at any straw or claim that
Vaughan is not wholly routed. The
talk about a contest rather satisfies
them for the present , and if this talk
will serve as any balm for a few days
it will probably answer all the purpose
for which it was started ,
Firnt National of Newton.
National Associate J I'riwj.
WASHINGTON , D. 0. , March 8. The
First National bank of Nowtou , la. ,
has boon authorized by the comp 1
troller of the currency to commence
buiinoss with a capital of $50,000.
THE OUTLOOK ,
The Citizens Seel Cheerful
Over the Prospect of a
Decent City Gov
ernment.
A Chttnco Which Those PJacocl In
Power bhould Improve.
On all Hides nro heard expressions
of satisfaction at the result ot the city
election. Many would , of course ,
have boon bettor pleased if certain
ones of their particular favorites haM
been nloctad , but taken all in all there
is a general contentment. This arises
in part from the fact that Yaughan
was so completely laid out , ho being
1C1 voles behind the nominees in the
race , and that not ono distinctive
Vauglmn candidate was elected. It
arises also in part from the fooling
that the now administration will bo a
gicat improvement upon the old , and
there will bo some marked changes in
favor of decency and order.
Mr. Bowman haa been made mayor
by a majority of 3i only over the re
publican candidate , Dr. Lawrence ,
lie must concede , and it is understood
that ho duly appreciates the fact , that
had it not been for republican votes
ho would have been defeated. Did ho
need any incentive to exorcising his
prerogatives in a non-partisan manner
liis would provo n sufficient ono. Ho
ivill hava for his council a body of
non who , viewed from a political
itatidpoint , rank as five republicans
md ono democrat , another check to
my partisan policy. These nowal-
lennon rank well as citizens , and thay
ivo promise of being ono of the best
oarus had here for years.
The now aldermen are : First Ward ,
Alexander Wood ; Second Ward , D.
'f. Encher ; Third Ward , F. 0. Newell ;
fourth Ward , E. L. Shugart ; at
argo , J. B. Gouldon and Win. Sied- I
intopf.
The city has given an overwhelming
najority in favor of the establish-
lent of a superior court horo. The
argonces of the majority is duo much
o the fact that many " > f the tickets
rero printed "For the establishment
if ; a superior court , " without any dis-
onting clause , so that many cast
heir votes in favor of the court
without hardly knowing1 that they
otod ' upon that question. Still there
ras evidtint among these conversant "
nth the question , a decided majority
n its favor , and the result would
lave been virtually the same , in any
vent , though the majority might
tavo been less.
Th\ ) election of E. E. Ayleaworth
nakos him the judge of this now ,
ourt. The court takes the place of :
he justice court , and has also in cor-
ain coses concurrent jurisdiction with
ho circuit court , and many appeal
ases from justices' courts go directly
hero. It is an important court and
ts success depends largely upon * hb
iiannor in which it is conducted.
W. S. Mayno has boon chosen a *
ity solicitor ; John Clawson as city
rcaauror ; F. A. Burke as auditor ;
3. W. Jackson , city marshal ; Thomas
foatovin , city engineer ; J. P. Wil- [
iams , superintendent of markets. )
Thesp men , who have thus boon
laced in power , are all well known ,
md the now administration as a )
vholo starts out under very favorable
ircumstancea. The better classes of
ho people , without regard to purty ,
eem inclined to give them their con- '
tdonco and support , and if they meet
ho expectations and work honestly
md faithfully for the best interests of
ho city , they .will rutnin this confid-
inco and support. If not , woo bo to
hem. The people will watch them
ilosely , wilLrojoioo with every move
hey make in favor of good Kovorn-
ncnt , and will bo just aa ready to cry
tut with indignation if there is any
ihowing of weak-knees or long finger * .
The now administration has a ;
ilianco to do a" grand work of roforma-
ion , and the people expect it will bo
lone. It may not bo possible to
itamp out completely and at once the
gambling places , houses of ill-fame
md saloons , but it is possible , and'tho ' ;
looplo demand it , that the oity gov-
rnmont shall so fearlessly handle all
torts of evils that indecency * - law-
ossnoss may not rulo. Virtuoun
.vomanhood and innocent childhood
ihniild have at least as much right
iDpii the streets as bawdyism and
awleaaness , Winch is more than has
been granted , for while obscenity and
indecency have boon allowed
to ' have their own way to a
largo extent , virtue and innocenso
ttavo not boon protected from insult.
I'he now city government has a
jlmnco to revolutionize things in
many res poets. The people look to
thorn in confidence that it will bo
iono. Shall it ?
The old council moots to-morrow
nftornoon to canvass the vote , and will
then adjourn nine die and to an
oyster supper , The now council will
meet next Monday ovonitu. in regular
so esion unices called together earlier
for a special session.
Deals In Dirt.
Tlio Allowing transfers of real es
tate are reported from the count ;
records by J. W. Squire & Co. , ab
stractors of titles , real estate and loan
agents :
0. R. I. & P. R. R. to P. K.
Hotrick , sw J no 85 , 70 , 41 ? 3CO.
J. D. Edmundson to J , Evans , jr. ,
B& no 30 , 75 , 30-81,200.
J. G. Bardsloy to Betty Bardsley ,
sonw 20,77,42 $400.
J. B. Lewis to G. M. Sohollhanmor ,
wJB < v D , 74 , 38-82,000.
B. F. Bringolf to B. Dontlor , n
frax'l i " nw 5 , 77,40-83,050.00.
W. "S , Davenport to 0. W. Foot ,
part o ] aw BO 12 , 75 , 40 83,500.
G. W. Sword to J. U. Taylor , wi
no nnd oi nw 0 , 77 , 30 83,320 ,
W. Downs to G. T. Ward , part of
B i nw 29 , 70 , 42-81,000 ,
Morriman & Crawford to E , D.
Stewart , se BO IB , 77 , 40-8010.
J , F. Fosi to J , Mackland , undivi
ded J of o st J nw , 35. 77 , 43-
8200,07 ,
J , M. FOBS , guardian , to J , Mack
land , undivided | of east A nw , 35 ,
77 , 43 8533.33.
JL A. Bantu to L. D. Woodmancy ,
no no no 28. 74 , 39 8225.
S. Smith to G. M , Smith , BO no 27 ,
74 , 39-81,000.
BOTTS BEFORE BtJRKE.
The Charge IB Read , Ball Fixed , uncl
tbo Accused Locked Up.
Yesterday afternoon Joe Bolts , the
notorious negro charged with being
the chief participant in the Keg Creek
assault and robbery , was brought here
from Omaha heavily ironed and in
charge of Marshal Morse , of this
city , and Qfllfcr Edgerton , of Omaha ,
lip Was taken before Recorder Burke ,
who read to him the charge of assault
witti intent to kill , fixed the bail at
82,000 , and continued the case until
Wednesday the ICth. Botta wns un
able to furnish bail in any amount and
was accordingly committed to jail.
Bolts learned hero for the first time
that. Sturtenbackor , the man nhot
and robbed , os not duad , and that
there was a possibility of his recovery.
Ho know that Walton , the important
witness in the case , wns lodged in jail
hero , but ho did hot have the satistac
tion of seeing1 or talking to him as the
ofiicors carefully placed them at a safe
distance from each other in the jail.
Ho has made several variations
from the story which ho told as pub
lished in THE BEE. Ho sticks , how
ever , to the main point , and insists
that ho was the least instead of the
chief o ! the thrco offenders. Murray
and Doc Bettor , alias "tho Kid , " the
two other participants , are still at
largo.
ELEOTION OaLINESS.
Thomas Hills Badly Beaten and
Bruised by Midnight Rowdies.
A brutal assault took place near the
corner of Broadway and Pearl streets
on the night of the election. Mr.
Thomas Hilla was proceeding home
ward in company'with two or thrco
others , when a party df young follows
pretty full of budge , yelled wut ,
"Hurrah for Vaughan. " Hills ro-
aponded , "Hurrah for Bowman , " and
had hardly got the words out of his
mouth before ono of the crowd which
bad yelled for Yaughan hit him in the
Face ; another kicked him , and he was
knocked into the street , , trampled
upon and badly thumped. Ho was so
badly used up that ho was unable to
jot out of doors until yesterday , and
svcn then ho was lame- sere and his
"ace badly marked. Warrants were
issued for Ohailes Jacobs , John Col
lins and Robert Fosdick , and they
ivero arrested yesterday afternoon.
Fhey claimed they wore .not the
parties concerned , and the question of
identity entered mainly into the con- .
oat. Jacobs and Collins were dis-
harged but Fosdick was found guilty
md fined $30 and costs. a
Iowa Legislature.
Special to THE BEE
DBS MOINES , la. , March 8. In the A
icnato to-daybills ; fora department ! of
ndustry , to provide for a aoniKannual
laymont of taxes and to locate the
itato fair at DCS Moines and purchase
rounds therefor , were defeated' A
ill passed making provisions of the
ish law apply to bays and inlets of
ho Mississippi and Missouri rivers. .
In the house the bill passed , requlr- "
ng railroad companies to stop all
rains at railroad crossings. The bill [
'or the reduction of the legal rate of
nterost to 8 per cent was defeated ;
itoo Aldrioh'a anti-railroad pass bill.
PERSONAL.
Hon , J , T. Baldwin left yesterday for
Den Moioea and will then go to St. Louis ,
ntouding to be ab ent n week or BO.
Col. and Mrs. Charles Bo0'ardus , of Pox
on , 111. , are stopplnu at the Ogden house ,
md are intending to make this city their
permanent residence. ,
R. S. Wires and Frank Pilate , ropre-
lentinc the Hazel Kirke company , were In
he city yesterday arranging for an appcar-
mce of the company here.
A Uough , Cold , or Sere Throat
should not bo neglected. "Brown's
Bronchial Troches" are a simple rem-
sdy , and will generally give immodi-
ito relief , mh2.1w&wlt
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTIGE.-Sp clal advertisements , n
Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Hent ,
Vent , Boarding , etc. , vrlll be Inserted In thl
jolumn at the low rate of TEN CENT3 PER
LINE for the tint Insertion and FIVE CENTS
PEU LINE for e ch mbaequent Insertion
Uwo advertisements at our office , Room B ,
Emett'alllock. Broadway.
HALE-A lot oryounfihleh grade Nor-
FOIl u and niydealo ttalilons , Juit nrilveU
Irom thn cast. Call at brick barn , opposite
Ugdou house. marU-Bt
TTT C HSB3 FdR 8ALK-A rarlood of flue horses
rl and marcs , roctntly from Northwestern
Missouri , for sale at Mason Wise's stable.
, mch7-4t
BALE < JK JlJ T-An almost new pool
POU ' for tale or rent. Address L. , Box
mo , Council Bluffs , Iowa. 28Ste d
To rentasnull cottage at enc .
WANTED 0. M , or enquire t ° ce-
\17ANTEO To rent A ton room house In
VV some good neighborhood or two smaller
houses di C/ side , Addjress l > . O. Itox 707.
Council Bluffs , or applp t BM office. Council
llluffs. . < a-u
Everybody In Council Bluffs tote
WANTED Tin BM. 40 cents per week , de
llverod by carriers. Office , Hoora 6 , Everett s
Blocit , Broadway.
XTTANTED To buy JOO tons broom coin.
YY Vet particular * addrvss Council Bluff !
011 SAtB old'paiwrs 400 ixsr hundrud , at I
! 1 he UMOffica. Council Plufla. se27-tl
rno BIllCK-UAKE 18. FOIl BALEpr
L more of land adjo'nlnis ' the brick-jard oi
llanner & JlaUe.1 ou Upper Droalwar. For
particulars apply to David llalnen orto mnner's
officeMItoa Board of Trade " .OounclUllurla.
Boy , * lth pony , to carry p p r
WANTED at fi offlae. Council Blutfu.
octlS tf . -
Notice.
Owlnir to Ihe Imrneiue tuoceu ol th new
Gelatine Bromld" Inttantaneous Proces *
it th. BxwUtor ( Ultory , nith " t.Ooun ,
ell Bluff * , th prOprlOor ilwtlroi Uioso withlna
Children1 * J'lcturc * to cull b t c n the hours ot
10 nd 18 o'clock . m. . M o | or to the Pre
of Dmlnm iuch Mrmgement | * necomary to
'
J. BARKE , Proprkto
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 ctin Save Money
now out of my salary , and Live
Pirst-OlaBS , too. It pays to go
there. "
"Whore did you eay it was1
BOSTOJi TEA 001FY
' FINE GROCERS.
IB Main St. and 15 Pearl Sfc ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA.
DONT FA L TO SEE THE STOCK OF
W. W. BUCHANAN
DIAMONDS ,
WATCHES ,
JEWELRY ,
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
102 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
The Leading
GROCERY HOUSE
IN THE CITY.
We keep everything you want
n First 01 IBS , Ohoioe , Oleau
JEOOEBIES and PEOVISIONS
t will pay you to look our es-
ablishment throughEvery -
.hing sold for Gash , and at the
rery closest margins. We have
line of lOo
CANNED GOODS ,
bid we also sell the finest Im-
lorted Goods , Eastern andWest-
irn Goods put up All Canned
leeds r * duced 10 per cent. <
Send for our Prioesi
Strict attention paid to Mail
3rders ,
Agent ? for Washburn's Super-
ative Flour ,
F , J , OSBOBNE & 00 , ,
62 Broadway , Opposite Ogden
ouse.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
IRON WORKS ,
MANUFAOTUllERS OF
ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING
AND
JENER AL MACHINERY
Office and Works , Main Street ,
30UNOIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
We give special attention to
itamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces ,
HOISTERS AND
IENERAL MILL MACHINERY ,
HOUSE FRONTS. '
3BNBBAL REPAIR WORK
rill lecelve prompt attention. A general as
sortment of
3rass Goods , Belting , Pining ,
AND SUPPLIES FOR
tonnflry , Pig Ii-un , Ooke , Ooal ,
OHAS , HENDRIE ,
President.
MAURBR & CRAIG ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Bleb Out Gloss , Fine French China ,
Sliver Wore &o. ,
110 BROADWAT , . COUNCIL DLUKFB , IOWA.
KELLEY & M'CRACKEN ,
Marble and Granite ,
North Fifth 8t , Council Bluer *
Drs. Woodbury & Son ,
Cor , J'carl 4 1st Ate. COUKC1L BLUFFS.
W , 8. AMENT. JACOB 81113 ,
AMENT & SIMS ,
Attorneys & Oounsellors-at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFFP.iH [ WA ,
W. W. SHERMAN ,
- MANUFACTURER OF -
ROAD , TRACK , COACH & LIVERY
Fine Work a Specialty.
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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
Jmokering , Weber. Liindeman , J. Mueller
and other Pianbs , $200 and upward.
Burdett , Western Cottage , ! Tabor and
Paloubet Organs , $60 and upward. Musical - 3VC
cal Merchandise of every discription.
.A. Italian Strings a specialty ; imported
direct. Music Books , Sheet-Music , Toys ,
Games , Fancy Goods , Wholesale and Re TJ
tail. Pianos and Organs sold for Cash
and on Time. Stock is large , full and com
plete. Musical Journal Irep on applica S
tion. Correspondence Solicited.
Address :
O J. MUELLER , I
103 South 5th Street. a
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COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
BOWMAN , ROHRER , & CO. , .
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
PURCHASING AGENTS
And Dealers In all kinds ol Produce Prompt attention irlvon to all consignments.
NOB. 22 , 24 AND 20 PEARL STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
. IFOSTIEIIR
WILL SUPPLY ON SHOUT NOTIC
Cut Flowers , Greenhouse and Vegetable
Plants
n their ciwon. Orders promptly filled nnd delHcrcd to Express office free of charge. Send foi
Catalogue.
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- DEALER IN -
PAPER , BOOKS * STATINERY ,
COUNCIL , BLUFFS , IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
Buyer and Shipper of Grain and Provisions
Orders solicited in Iowa and Nebraska. REFERENCES. - First National
lank , Stewart Bros. , Council Bluffs ; WJlliam P. Harvey & Co. , Culver fe
Co. , Chicago ; E A. Kent & Co. , St. Louis.
M E T O A L F BROS. ,
. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves.
CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED.
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REAL ESTATE AGENT ,
Has For Sale , Town Lots , Improved and Unimproved , also , Railroad Lands ,
v and a number ot Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa and Nebraska.
Office with W. S. MAYNE , over Savings Bank , - COUNCIL BLUFF
HARKNESS , ORGUTT & CO. ,
DRY GOODS
AND CARPET HOUSE.
Broadway , Fourth St. ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
WE &AHRY TUB LARGEST STOCK Of FINE
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 VEKY LOW.
Call and See Our NEW SPRING STOCK , which
aas Begun to Arrive.
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Zlfp . IslI HDHiX O6 OU. ,
412 BEQADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
| And WEST SIDE SQUARE , CLARINDA IOWA ,