THE D'AIL ? BBE-OOUNCiL BLUFFS , IOWA , TUESDAY XARCH xU ± 882.
DiAJLy BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Tuesday Morning1 , March 21
SUBSCniPTION HATES ;
Ily Carrier , - - - - - SO cent * per wcfk
By Mall , . - - - - - - | IOOOptrVt r
Offlco : Room Flvo , Evorott'fl Block ,
Broadway ,
0. E. MAYNE , Van er City Circulation.
H. W. TILTON , City Editor.
MINOR' MENTIONS
Prong' * Kwtcr cards nt Seaman's.
mMdtl
Have you * ccn that fine display o !
BMtcr cards nt Uushncll & . Urackett'a ?
, itchlleodtf -
The Ind playwl havoc with bats yes-
terd y.
y.The
The work of improving the pontofflce
has begun.
The Uound Table meets thin evening
M Mrs. Hewitt's home.
The officers have not given up nil hope
pi finding the real nssnllant of MM. Hub
The supreme court did not open yes-
teiday , owing to the non-arrlval i f the
The county dependents are dropplig
off rapidly. 'Ihero were three coffins sent
out yesterday.
A good , active boy , with A pony , ia
wanted nt TnK BEK office to deliver pn.
'pors ? 'Apply ' at onoo.
The pollca had nn easy time Sunday ,
there not being.n single case to bring bo *
fora hi ) honor ycstcrd ly morning.
The Philharmonic society last oven1
Jng had another rehearsal of the temper
unco cantata of "Lost and Saved. "
The jail bos now been put in condition
so that the caged ones will have to crawl
through plates of boiler Iron in order to
escape.
escape.Frank
Frank Smith , whoso dtfla | 'orrnneo '
was made known In yostorday'j IKH , hax
not been heard from yet , nor has the $250
shown up ,
The'Mothodtils hare arranged for a
social nest' Thursday exj'ning ot the home
of Mr. and Mny Knox , who expcctto soon
leave the city.
i , fBllly f MutthcH m is reported na having
Seen attacked by a ruffian on Pine street
on Sunday night. The fellow raised a club
to strike him , when Billy 'fired his revolver
and the fellow ran.
, . "Cranky Bill" came before Judge
Aylcsworth yesterday afternoon on
charge of stealing George Ferguson1 !
valiio sometime ago. A'continuance 'was
givjsn for one week. It Is understood that
Crank y will claim inianity as n defense.
Samuel Andrew nnd hl wife do not
eeein to bo living in the harmony expected
h of matrimonial life. She complained of
her Samuel for threatening to shoot her ,
and Justice Tralnoy fined him $5 and
costs. Yesterday Samuel hod her arrested
for assaulting a nolghbor'a , child , the as
sault consisting of slipping its face. Jus.
tle Tralnoy fined her one dollar and
oosta.
The repetition of Rev. Mr. Copeland'i
sermon on "Doubt" was listened to Sun
day afternoon by a goodly sized audience
considering the unfavorable weather. Sir.
Oopeland now promises to soon deliver a
series of Sunday evening lectures in which
he wH deilwith the various religions of
the world. Ills hearers seem to b * In
creasing in numbers and will soon warrant
the giving of the proposed eerleii.
The city calaboose is certainly a horrible
rible hole Into which to thrust men , ven
though they b criminals. The place has
its floor ecmbhed once a .week , but even
then it is unfit for human habitation.
The stench , the unkopt an 1 rude appear
ance ot everything make * it a nasty den.
The new city council should visit It for
themselves , and devise ways and means
for providing roimlor and neater quarters
for these who are arrested.
There seems to be some doubt about
the evidence showing that it was John
Parsons who assaulted Mrs. Hubbard. and
that charge against him has been dis
missed. An information ha * been filed ,
however , charging him with perjury , it
being claimed that his whole story abuut
feeing somebody knock d.wn and rob
Mrs. Hubbard wan made up by him aud
iwornto in the hope of convicting name
body of the crime , and teciire for himself
the reward of $50 offered by the mayor.
PERSONAU
Cspt. II , L , Henry started east yeitor-
day.W.
W. B. Dayii , of Minneapolis , was among
the arrivals at the Ogdea yesterday.
J. T. Clark , general agent of the CJii
ago & . Northwestern , wont to Chicago
yesterday.
D. V. Schwurtz "
, representing 0/jly a
Farmer'a Daujjl.ter , " was In the city yes-
t rduy arranging for the entertainment
this evening.
II. T. AVIlton , the manager of the Hol
min Knili h Opera Company was In the
Ity yesterday , aud mode tieajqlwrten at
the Ogilen hous ) .
Wm. 1' , Pulton U now heard from as
tbo telegraph operator at K komo , Sum
mlt county , nnd the Clrcul ir , published
there , speak * of him In complimentary
terms ,
Misi Uertha Welby , the loading lady of
u Kurtnor' * Daughter company , U
lady of mean * nd ciilturo , and u note * :
bdllo in Now York bociety , belnfr aduu b
ter of a well known journalist who is llv
Ing In tha enjoyment of a Urge fortune in
Rochester , N , Y. , where ho founded th
fiut paper published in that city ,
Miu AdelatJe Cheri ? , the * beaulifu
star in Only a Farmer' * Duughtor , U i
sister of the Han , 0. 0 , Ftmlon , of Olln
too , Iowa , While playing in Dlxou , III ,
hut week , she was the guest of the famll
of the late Gov. Chartrttas. Whlleplayln
in WaohlnKtou , D , 0. , next mouth , uh
will ! ) the guest of ox-Senator Morrell
frmily. The ex-senator's niece , Mra , Car
ter , and Miss Cberie , are great noclet
belles 'n ' Washington. Mltv Gloria re
ently inherited a quarter of a inillio
dollars by will of a New JYork buchelo
to whom sha WM engaged to be married.
"HOUGH ON RATS. "
The thing declrod found at last. , A
drnggint for "Rough on RaU. " It clen
out r U , tnlc , roL * , fliu , bed boge ; 1
AN ESCAPED CoKlVICT.
The Bee Gets Ita Byea Upon
Him and Ho Is
Behind the Bars.
He Proves to be Tom Ingalls
a Notorious Burglar.
The Story of His Eeoftpo rind "Wnn
dortnga.
A young mnn of rather auspicious
mien was noticed in this city last Fri
day , nnd Ofliccr Mor o , who always
ms nn eye out for just such follows ,
watched him until ho found that ho
was trying to dtoposo of two pairs of
now pants and n pair of now slippers.
EIo did not glvo n very satisfactory ac
count of how ho came in posscssession
of those articles and Morse concluded
to arrest him ( being atilisficd that ho
md stolen them soniowhoro. Tliu
roung man gave his tmtno na Demi
Donning , and was locked up in the
alabooao , while Morse could have
imo to ascertain from whom ho took
ho goods.
TUB BEE man was , of course , on
mnd and , on taking a peep at the
irisotior , became But failed that Morse
md bigger giuno than ho thought.
lo ri'cognizod in the prisoner the
jotorious Tom Inpalls , who has bo-
omo known , especially in Wisconsin ,
> y his burqlnriom exploit ! and by
iis jail breaks. Tin : line , to make
ho identity compluto and certain ,
olcgraphud to the authorities in Win-
onsin and secured aaumpletudesorip-
ion , and the oflicors thorp becoming
atisfied that "Dean Donning" is none
thor than Tom Ingalls , nend word '
bat they will coma on at once utid
, ako him back to Waupun , where ho
8 wanted badly to servo out an unoz-
lired term in the ntnto prison.
Tom Ingalls , on finding that ho was
mroly recognized and identified by
'HE BEE reporter , iat last bwned up
hat ho was the man. It appears that
ngalls was for1 some time a resident
f Janesvillo , where his widowed
nether still lives , and where ho has
or some time made his headquarters
or brief stays. On ono of these
visits to that city ho burglarized a
lothin ( ? house , and was tracked down
and jailed. He immoJiately began
) laying the insanity dodge , and BO
hrowdly did ho act , that it Was some
ittle time before the exports who
watched him could determine whether
10 was sane or not. They became
> erfectly satisfied , however , that ho
vas sane , and ho was put on trial.
liss Goodoll , the lady lawyer , now
cad , was his attorney , and she
orved her client most faithfully , but
10 was convicted and sentenced to
; ho state prison ior a series of years ,
While in prison ho became "con-
ortcd , " and was wonderfully zealous
n religious matters. Ho wrote a
umber of letters back to Janoavillo ,
xprcsaing repentance , charging hia
ownfall to drink , and oven indicted
tome of those epistles to young ladies
n that dily whom ho
tad known in his boyhood. By
lie sympathy felt for his widowed
mother , and by the apparently lion-
sty and penitence which character
ed his letters , a number ot the
hurch folks rallied to the aid of his
ittornoy , Miss Goodoll , who never
oat her faith in the final reformation
f her client. By their combined of-
orts a pardon was secured for him ,
nd the prodigal was welcomed home
with rejoicing.
Ho had hardly boon given this wel-
omo , and was still receiving the con
gratulations of acquaintances on his
osolutions to load a now life , when
10 broke into u tailor shop and cot
way with several hundred dollars
worth of cl > thing and cloth. The
filoeiB succeeded in capturing him ,
nd after smo delay ho was tried and
lonvictod. Mias Lizzie King , another
ady lawyer , was his attorney , and
ngalla was sentenced to three yours
n state prison. By great effort a
lew trial was secured , but it resulted
n his conviction again , and ho was
ontonqod to five years. This was
ibout a year ago and he was again
aken to Waupun.
Uo had only' served there for a
hort time , when ho managed' to oa
inpo Uo with several others luul
) uun aoiit out with a gunrd to gather
omt ) corn. After working a while it
> op.m to ntin. and the pnsonora wore
irdorod to fill up the wagon and full
n linu to march back to quarters. In-
galls and two others improved this
chance to niako a break and thf-y
run for their livea. The guardu fired
at the running convicts , and oa soon
is poaaiblo olmao WIIH given. One of
he three was recaptured , but Ing.iUa
mil uuother escaped , and neither hus
icon seen to he ro MHit d until TIIJS
iii : : niiin recognized Inj < y , boro.
ThaM Was , however , ono uxcoptiou
o tiii * fckh allows IngilU' boldmca.
So an t&vkia oaaapjfroin Wuupunho
YAiitoif to visit liia mother in Jaiita-
Mi ? , anikrnepedod to get u disguiai <
and nufftlfci Vliicli he thought would
defy the oTUuat acquaintance. Thus
garbed he proceeded directly to Junes
ville nnd gave * his diniuiau the most
jovoro test ho could put it to. He
md u light curly wig and u flaxen
noustaoho , wlieruua hia hair und Ward
s uf u dark brown color. Ho went
directly down the main street of the
city without n recognition and entered
.ho ollice of the lady lawyer who had
defended him , Ho aimnly anked a
question , but as the lady lawyer gave
a little scream ho saw ho was recog
nized and hurriedly ran and escaped
the town as speedily as possible.
Ingalls is now in jnil hero awaiting
the arrival ot the ollicors from Wis
consin. Ho ia quiet reticent about
many things in his life , and is evi
dently bound not to give away any oi
his late comrades or late deviltries.
Ho has disclosed some of the incidents
of his escape , however. Ho eays
that when the guards fired uovoru
bullets camp yory close to him , but
none hit him. Ho and a companioi
got into the marsh and nearly die <
with hunger , wet and cold. At 0111
time the oflicors were within two o ;
three foot of him and did not see tilin
Ho has concluded that ho might a
well go back to Waupun now an _
orvo out his time , ana whether h
wills it or not this will be the reaul
nf hit apturo.
CORNING CRIMINALS ,
An Irish Bald on Sweden-Small Pox
Bt Nodaway The Boo Family.
Correspondence ot Tim linn ,
OOKNINO , la. , March 18. On the
evening of the IGth instant there was
almost a murder committed on the
usually quiet streets of Corning. B ,
Nelson and William Homo , two
Swedes , were attacked by two Irish
men , named Pat Donahue and Allen
Falrchilds , and so badly cut nnd
bruised that they are both confined to
their r ems in n very sore condition ,
[ n fact Nelson is so badly wounded
ihat the doctors do not have much
lopes of hts rccori 7 , ho having re
ceived nine dangerous wounds , some
3oing deep cuts with a sharp knife or
dirk. Rome has four wounds , none
of which nro considered dangerous.
Donahue and Fairchilds waived ox
nmination nnd their bonds wore * fixed
at $2,000 each bv Justice Bixby , and
in default of the same they were
sent to jail to await the action of the
grand jury , which meets next week.
There are several cases of atnall
jox in the vicinity of Nodaway , in
; his county , and about ten miles west
of Corning. Two deaths are reported
to-day. The community is under the
strictest quarantine , as are all persons
who havp boon exposed. There is no
irobability of its spreading any filr-
hor. The town council of Corning
mvo passed an ordinance to license
ho sale of ale nnd boor in the town ,
which goes iuto force on Tuesday next.
rim club room which has boon in suc
cessful operation under the temper
ance rule will now close its doors. Wo
annot toll which will bo the worse
tate of facts.
At our school election last Monday
3. D. Kauson and 0. A. Pease were
looted directors. They are good men
nd will make efficient officers , as
hey keep up with the march of events ,
being members of TUB BKB family !
II. H. Russell , our now county su >
lorintondont of schools , is giving good
atisfaction in the discharge of his du-
ies. Ho is a young man of onter-
> rise and merit , and besides this has
aioly bocotna the happy father of a
fine girl , the first of the family.
D. S. Siglor , of the Bank of Corn-
ng , has his fine brick block com
peted , and in the Bocond story hems
ms the most commodious and dosiro-
> lo'nflices in town.
Our representative , Thos. L. Max
well , returned this morning , having
omplptod hia arduous duties as ropro-
ontativo , ho looks as though the faro
> f the Dos Moinoa hotels agreed with1
lim. NEXT.
A TKEAT TO-N1QHT.
only a Farmer's Daughter" to bo
Given at Dohany's.
This evening at Dohany's is to bo1
jiven Elliott Barnes'great play "Only
a Farmer's Daughter , " which made' '
uch a hit in Now York where it was !
ilayod for a hundred nights. Ade-
aide Cherie , the star , Jays claim teeing
) oing the handsomest woman on the
tago. The Brooklyn Eagle says of
of her : "She carries the double
haracter with rare skill and ability
or ono so young in years and in st-go
xperienco. Fairly judged , she is a
luccpes. The company supporting
ler includes Mr. Barnes himself ,
Jprtim Welby , Erroll Dunbar , and
jit tie Mamie , who is a wonderful
hild actress. A most pleasing enter-
ainmont ia assured , and ono that is
reah and sparking. The company
nd play1 haVe won' ' high praiao all
long the road , and enthusiastic audi-
nco have greeted them nightly.
Council Proceedings.
At a regular meeting of the city
ouncil held last evening Mayor Bow
man announced the following stand-
ng committees : Finance , claims and
irinting , Aldermen Siodentopf , Now-
oil Mil Shugart. Judiciary , Gouldon ,
ihugurt and Siodontopf , Interim !
mprovemcnts , streets and alleys ,
Sioher , Wood and Newell ; Fire , gas
iuhts , waterworks and city property ,
tfowoll , Eiohor and Wood. Police ,
Wood , Gouldon and Eiohor. Parks ,
Shugart , Siodentopf and Goulden.
'he mayor appointed the old police
orco with Fields as chief , and with
ho addition of Geprgu Guanella to
he force , making eight in all.
The aldermen drew lota to deter ,
nine which should servo ono nnd
which two years. Aldermen Gonhlin
Shugart and Nuwojl drew the short
ind Aldermen Ilichero , Wood and
iioilentopf the long terms. Alderman
Shugart was elected president pro
teni. of the counc 1 ,
The first Monday of each month
WUB ilxud UU < MI for the regular meet-
nga. Adjournment was then taW-n
until iidfct AJtfinlay evening.
IOWA ITEMS.
Audubon is to have a sweet corn
and tonmto canning utttabliahmont ,
Mimeou is elated over the report
hut a four-foot vein uf coal luxa boon
struck only six milea from that town ,
Edward Hanson , Dune working
on the railroad , nt Sioux ; Rapids , acci-
lentully full from a moving train n
'ew days since and was instantly
killed.
There is a man with n soul BO email
in Grinnell that the court has been
obliged to serve papers on him to in
the future take proper care of hia
mother.
Mrs. Susan B. Millar , a rich widow
of Davenport , recently died at Heidel
berg , Germany , where she was resid
ing while her only son was being edu
cated at the university of that place.
A gang of counterfeiters who have
been manufacturing bogus silver dollars
lars was broken up the other day at
Elkport , Olayon county. A consta
ble with a posse of men swooped down
upon them and succeeded in captur-
iug two of them , together with fifty
counterfeit eilvor dollars and several
moulds. The counterfoils are excel
lent , onoa. containing an amount of
glass , which gives them a genuine
ring. Three of tho' ' gang oioapod
but th offlwr * an on thole trail
THE CITY'S FINANCES ,
What It Has Cost to Meet
One Tear's Expenses.
The Outlook for Another Tear.
The chief thcmo of talk and thought
among the now aldermen , is the con
dition of the city's finances , nnd how
to arrange to meet expenses until
money frdm another levy begins to
como in. Already tbo recorder has
b on instructed not to issufi any
warraiua , and the now officials are
preparing statements allowing the
exact details of the various accounts ;
the bills duo , the unfinished contracts
and other information necessary for n
true understanding of the situation
The books of the finance clerk , E ,
J. Abbott , show the whole amount ol
hills allowed from April lat , 1881 , to
March 10th , 1882 , a trifle losa than n
year. By footing the several accounts
the following statement is made
which , though not official , may bo re
garded as reliable , as showing what
was expended during the last year :
Salaries of officers 9 3.43D 00
btreet Inmps 0,38515
Klettl ni.l .v 61.220 .
Donation to Light Guards , Li
brary , -to 35000
Cityb HdltiK ineludti Rrermira ,
coal , gas , etc BG7 80
Printing proceeding ! ! , etc 1,797 33
Parka nnd publicgroundsL'ny. (
KM ) . - 31525
Stationery 18085
Condemn itionc , on ViuiRlmn
avenue. Washington avenue ,
do. . , . 0,839 05
City engineer nnd wslstant * ,
Htrcet numbering , etc 2,688 82
MlscfllnneouB , including juilg-
mentB 1,004 , CO
Flood account 1.075 Cl
SidowalUa , tuxed to projxirty
owner * C.070 89
Police department 0,95091
Hnlf-ttiilo park levy , ( Fair-
mount ) V1G5 80
Indian Creek improvement. . . . fi70 1ft
Culverts nnd bridges 290 00
Mre bond fund for hose cart ,
horses , engine house , etc. . . . 4.f84 54
Streets nml alleys 17,578 87
Fire department , including pur
chase of new steamer , and
tournmnout expense 12,932 80
Union avenue , four mills 9,9-0 81
Main street improvement 952 04
Total. . . . ' $ 84,050 37
The oxponsoa of the police depart
ment are aaid to have boon more than
met by the receipts of the police fund ,
which includes fines collected , and li
censes. The amount expended for
sidewalks is taxed up against the in
dividual property owners , and will
como back into the treasury in duo
; imo. The expenditures from the
fire bond fund are also offset by the
tangible showing of some property on
hand , including the horses , now hose
cart , and engine house.
* Under the new mode of city govern
ment there promises to bo an extra
cost in regard to salaries of city offi
cers. Last year the mayor drew about
5400. The present mayor's salary is
ixed at $000. Last year the recorder
drew $000 , and oorvod as police judge
and city clerk. He was assisted by a
inanco clerk at a cost of 8300 yearly.
The work thus done is now divided
among several. The auditor now has
a salary of $750 , the city clerk will
lave $300 or $400 more , and the
udgo of the superior court draws a
salary of f 2,000 , one-half of which is
mid by the city. This change will in
Jl probability coat the city
about $1,200 additional. The
city treasurer' is to dravr $500 ,
nstead of $300 as last year. The
office of marshal haa been created at
cost o'f $500 yearly , and a deputy
marshal ia yet to bo appointed and his
lay fixed. The cost ot the police
force will probably remain'about ' the
smo. Under the new administration
thsro i to bo ono chief , at a salary of
$70 a. month , aud MTOD policemen at
a siUuy'of $60 a month. Bofor * thora
wore five 'policemen at $70 monthly
and a chief at $100 monthly. Before
&flt November th patrolmen received
$60 monthly and the chief $00. The
office of city solicitor has been raised
from $400 to $700.
The uow administration will find
with the multiplicity of offices that
more room will bo needed and there
will bo some additional expense for
rent it suitable accommodations ure
jiven.
Quo other financial fact is of inter
est. All the condemnations on Union
and Vuuyhan avenues are reported as
settled , and all on Washington with
.wo exceptions.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTiCU. Special adt ertUcments , < ( .
to , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To IJcnt ,
WanU , Ikurdlni ; , etc. , will bo Inserted Iti thlf
column at the low rate ol TKN CENTd Pfifl
liINi : ( or the flrnt luaortlon and 1'IVB OE.SIti
i'Ell LINE ( or each uubsc < | uent Imcrtlon
Neavo atlvortlBeincnta at our olllce , Hoom & ,
tCicntt'n Illock. llroiilwity.
\ SALH ? 5ojio JIcxlo n Nttlon J 81.COO
1 coupon bouiliiluo aud hUtory imknowii.
A. U. IMtKAHI ) ,
\Ve..ton , Io a
To buy r ou"nand lot on montlily
WANTKD | . Addrca X , lcu ! olllco ,
ANTED- Carpenter who * lu Uko linj
W in uii'iitlily Installment * , to biitlil two
wtt&gc * . AilUru * It. 0. , lite elite i.
umrlS t' .
KhNT-Nlco ( rent cffli-o , uptaIr , E
quire at Ueo oltlcc , Couinll IlluITi , iuarl3-t (
. Olrl ( or gorierM houte work ,
WANTED. ' t 117 Vine mrcot. nmriotl
To runt ern ll cottBgo at onco.
WANTED 0 , U. , or un < ] uire at HIB cilice.
( cbSJ-tl
To rent A ten room houuu In
WANTED good neighborhood or two enulltr
homes bidg blile , Addrwu I1. O. Itox 707.
Council JJiudd , or avmlu at DKH oltlce , Council
UlulU.
- In Council BluOa 1C
WANTED-Everjlxidy 0 tenU jwr week , d *
llrcrvd by carrier * . Otllco , llooiu C , Evorvtt s
To buy 100 tons broom com.
WANTED addreu Council lilu
Ilroom Factory , Council VluOi , low * . e63-29t (
170H SALE Old paper * * ° I * * hundred , tl
J" Tbo Bee office , Council Ulufli. so27-tl
o 11UIOK-UAKEH8. FOIl 8ALK 6 acre * or
i. raoraol land ndjo'nlnff the brick-yarJ , ol
Manner & Haloei1 OB Upper UroaJway. For
particular * apply to David Ualnoa or to Manner's
offica at the BOAT Jot Trade rormi. Council UluQt
'ANTED-Boj , with ponr-to carrTMpen
lr * at BM offlo * . Ooumcll Una * .
TOO UTTERLY UTTERI
BOSTON TEA GO.
Are . ' u plying the Aesthetic
Wants of tbo Publ o in
FINE GROCERIES ,
With Eve'jthing m Staples at
the Lowest Prices ,
Fresh Roast Cbfiees ,
Chioce Dra-wing Teas ,
Boston Tea Go.
16 Main St. and 16 Pearl St. ,
Council Bluffs ,
W.W.SHERMAN
MANUFACTURER OF
Bond , Track , Coach & Livery
HARNESS !
FINE WORK A SPECIALTY.
K. II. SHERMAN , Business Manager.
WM. ClIRlSTOPHEa , Mechanical Mni.n&er.
124 S. Main St. . Council Bluffs. lo
The Leading
GROCERY HOUSE
IN THE OITY.
We keep everything you want
in First Cl-.Bs , Choice , Oleau
Q BOOB BIBS and PKOVISIOMS
[ t will pay you to look our es-
; ablishment through- Every
thing told for Cash , and at the
very tlosabt margins. We have
a line of lOo
CANNED GOODS ,
And we ako sell the finest Im-
aorted Goods , Eastern anrtWest-
jrn GOODS put up All Canned
foods rrduced 10 per cent.
Send for our Pncesi
Strict attention p-id to Mail
Orders.
Agents for Washbarn's Super-
ative Flour.
? , J , OSBORNE & CO , ,
162 Broadway , Opposite Ogden
House.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
IRON WORKS ,
MANUJAOTUKERS OP
ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY
Office and Works , Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
We giro BpocUl attention to
Stamp Hills , Smelting Furnaces ,
HOISTERS AND
GENERAL HILL MACHINERY ,
HOUSE FRONTS.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
will receive prompt attontlou. A gentnl M-
aortment ot
Brass Goods Belting , Pining ,
AND SUPPLIES FOR
Foundry , Pig Iron , Coke , Coal ,
OHAS. HENDRIc ,
President
3E 3EI3Etfii ODff .A.3C.
Mrs. Smith , whore did you
ii those fine Chandeliers ?
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BIXBY & WOOD'S ,
THE PLUMUEUS. '
On Bancroft or ( Fourth treets- )
J. M , PALM IK ,
PEAI.KU JK
REAL ESTATE
ANO LOAN -iQBNT ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
MAURH1R & OBAIQ ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Rloh Out Olaau , Pine French China ,
Silver Wuro Sic. ,
340 IlBOlPWiT , ' COUNCIL 1ILUFF8 , IOWA.
KELLEY & M'CRAGKEN ,
Marble and Granite ,
North Fifth St. , Coun
Drs. Woodbury & . Son ,
Cor. Pearl A lit Ave. COUNCIL liLUFFS.
W. 8. AMENT. JAOOI1 BlilS.
AMENT & SIMS ,
Attorneyi & OounsellorB-at-Law ,
OO UMOIL BLXJTOW.
HARKNESS , ORGUTT & GO. ,
DRY GOODS
AFD CAEPET HOUSE.
Broadway , Oor , Fourth St. ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
mnr-2-nm
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J. MUELLER'
Jhiokeringr , Weber. Liindeman , J. Mueller
and other Pianos , $20O and upward.
Burcett , Western Cottage , ; Tabor and
Paloubet Organs , $50andupward. Musi
cal Merchanaise of every discription. 3VC
Italian Strings a specialty ; imported
direct. Music Books ,
Sheet-Music , Toys ,
Games , Fancy Goods , Wholesale and Re TT
tail. Pianos and Organs sold for Cash
and on Time. Stock is large , full and com-
plete. Iwuaical Journal ireo on applica S
-A. tion. Correspondence Solicited.
- . Address :
A.C J. MUELLER , I
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103 South 5th Street. O
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
BOWMAN , ROHRER & CO. ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
PURCHASING AGENTS
And Dealers in all kinds ol Produce Prompt attention tfven to all conBignmcnta.
N08. 22 , 24 AND 20 PEARL STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
. EC. IFOSTIEiR ,
WILL SUPPLY ON SHOUT NOTICE
Cut Flowers , Greenhouse and Vegetable
Plants
In their season. Orders promptly filled and delivered to Express offlco free of charge. Send foi
Catalogue ,
FURNITURE HOUSE.
Mirrors , Upholstery , Repairing , Eto , Wood and Metallic Coffins.
No. 430 Broadway , Cor. Bryant fcst. , Council BlufTa , Iowa.
FOWA WYOMINGCOAL.
HANDLED JVHOLESALE AND RETAIL ,
STARR & REYNOLDS. 107 Main St.
METCALF BROS. ,
WHOLESALE DKA.tRS 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 Landa ,
and a number oi Well Improved Farina , both in Iowa and Nebraska.
Office with \V. S. MAYNE. over Savings Bank , - CPU MOIL BLUP
ELEGANT ! ELEGANT !
The New Styles for 1882.
WALL PAPER !
Largest Stock \p \ Western Iowa.
SEND FOR SAMPLES !
Geo. R. Beard ,
11 PEARL STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
WE CA RV THE LAnCKST bTOCK OF FINE
'
TIANAN S sff r 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
has Begun to Arrive.
Z. T. 'LINDSEY ' & CO , ,
412 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IQYi
And WEST 8IDI 8QUA&E , CLARIHDA IOWA ,