THE DAILV BEE-COUNOiL BLUPPSIOWA , THUKSlJAV MAliCJH 23 1882.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Thursday Morning , March 24
SUBSCRIPTION RATES :
By Carrier , - - - - - 40 cent * per meek
By Mall , $10 00 per Year ,
Office : Room Flvo , Evorott's Block ,
Broadway.
C. E. MAYNE , Manupcr City Circulation.
H. W. TILTON , City Editor.
MINOR MENTIONS.
There was much ice In the tlvcr nguln
cstcrcKy.
Dust was again on the fly , nml badly
yesterday.
Prang's Easter carda nt Sentnnn'n.
mMtltl
Last night Webber' * "Nip and Tuck
company nppcnred In this city.
The board of education lias elected
Judge Aylcsworth as Its prcildent.
The ntcwga dally attendance In the
liubllc schools this month wai 1,437.
The worfc of improving the interior
the Methodist church began yesterday.
This evening the MothodUt f jlkn have
n social at the residence of Sir. and Mr *
3Cnox.
The Baptist church folks have n social
this evening nt the residence of Mr. and
Mr * . It. S. Oole.
Have you seen that fine display o
Hunter tards at liushncll & Urnckett's ' ?
Mchllcod tf
The case of John 1'tcnon * , chargci
\vith perjury , has , nfter a ntnigglc , l > coi
continued until Saturday after next.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. L
3i Murphy was burled yesterday fron
their residence on Fourth street.
The nuddcn opasin about enforcing the
ordinance requiring exprcsi wagons to
ptand off from Uroadway seems to have
died out quickly. The wagons now oc
cupy Broadway as of old.
Marringo licenses were issued yester
day to J. Charles Jensen \nd Miss Kiln
Jensen , of Monona , ami to Lphralm Iloss ,
of LiUlo Sioux , and Miss Sarah Hough ,
of Crescent.
Nothing hai been heard from the
missing Frank Smith , who disappeared
with $250 , which ho gained from the tale
of another man's mules. It Is said that
lie took a train for the cait the very
morning ot the transaction.
A fireman was blown oil the top of
the new engine house by the big gale. Ho
was not hurt seriously , having boon made
of tin , und used as n weather vane.
The school children will now need to
Jooi out how they forgo their parent's
names to excuses lor tardiness or absence.
The touchers are now called on to verify
all written excuses and turn them over to
thosupeilntendent , and the penalty for
forging an excuse is to bo expulsion.
The work of c italoging and arranging
the books In the publlo library is progress
ing , and the public will soon have free nc-
ctijs to this accumulation of reading mat
ter.
At n meeting of the Hound Table
licld last Tuesday evening at Mrs. Hew
itt's residence , null interesting study of
German WAS had , and especially oi Durer.
There wore several photographs , of his
works presented for inspection , and the
selections read were very interesting and
instructive. This organization la doing
much In a quiet way. '
Dean Denning , who , on belnx arrest
ed for larceny here , WAS recognized by a
BEE reporter as Tom Ingalls , a notorious
burglar , will probably start to-day for
"Wisconsin , in charge of an officer , who
will see that ho is again safely placed
within the walls of the state prison , to
nerve out tno term from which ho escaped.
The question now is what will become
of the cases of the young men charged
with ralidnc a row at Anderson's saloon ?
Justice Abbott sent them on a charge of
vcnuo to Judge Aylesworth' court.
The latter deciding that three cases should
n it hnvo been sent to him , has sent them
back to Abbott. . Justice Abbott has
previously decided that ho could not send
the case to cither Justice Balrd or Jus
tice Tralnoy. Judge Aylesworth hit
mates that the cases should go to the last
named , It remains to be seen whether
such will be the final disposition or wheth
er they will be sent outside the town.
Yesterday the case ot Evans vs. Fairchild -
child was before Justice Bai.d , and during
the temporaryabsonso of the justiceBome
of the witnesses in waiting began to heap
abuse upon others , and a lively racket en
sued. Constable Fox , hearing the com
motion , hurried up the stairs , and nar
rowly escaped being covered up by the
witnesses who came tumbling down. Or
der was then restored , and kept restored
until the arrival of the justice , who speed
ily disposed of tie case , thu result being
in Fairchild's favor. '
PERSONAL.
llev. Father McMimoxy ban been reelected -
elected tioatmrer of the Land League ,
Harry Webber and his "Nip and Tuck"
company stopped yesterday at the Ogden
bouse.
The name of Oscar Wilde flouriuhed like
a big sunflower on the register of thg Og
den house yesterday. ' -
Officer EJgerton , of Omaha , was in the
city yesterday.
Dr. II. S. West , of New Orleans , Is In
the city , a guest of the PaciGo house.
John A : Tibbs , the general agent for the
Bankers' Life Association of DCS Moines ,
was in the city yesterday arranging for the
establishment of an agency and the opeu
lag of business here , This assoolation is a
co-operatlvo one , on the assessment pUn ,
, but lias one entirely new /uature , it l < o ng
jnade Bolid by a guarantee fund , J'ach
policy holder has to deposit a certain
amount in caul ) , which , if ho drops out , Is
forfeited to the company , * otherwise it I *
paid to the heirs in addition to the amount
of the policy , Home other Jess imprtaut
cLaugea have alto bean made from the usul
co-operatlvn plans ,
Judgoa George G. Wright and
Charles 0. Nourso , of DOB Moiiiea ,
anJ General Benjamin F. Butler , of
MawachuBotta , huvo boon retained by
i ho Farmers'SUto Protective Asso
ciation to defend the barbed wired
of Washburn , Moon & Co ,
BRIDOE BUILDING.
A Bill Agreed Uoon to bo Presented
to Congress For a Wngon Bridge
Across the Missouri.
Another mooting of the committee
nnd incorporfttora of the wagon bridge
ontcapriao across the Missouri nt this
point was hold hero yesterday after-
noon.
Tlicro were present , ns roprcsonting
Omahn , II , G. Clnrk , 0. P. Goodman ,
J. A. Wnkofiold , II. 1'undt , John
Evans , Thomaa Gibson , and proxies
roprcsonting Herman Kountzo and J ,
A. McShano.
As representing Council Bluffs there
wcro present , W. F , Bnpp , J. T. Hart ,
L. 0. Baldwin , T. McCarger , J. W.
llodofor , A. 0. Graham , Marshal
Key , Dr. McKuno , Mr. Smith , and a
proxy for Mr. Molcalf.
Col. Supp presided , and Thoa. Gib
son acted as secretary. The bill which
had been prepared by Col. Sapp , and
a synopsis of wh'ch ' has already boon
given in THU BEB , was read and dis
cussed , The amount of capital stock
was iixed at ono million dollars , the
same to bo divided into shares of ono
hundred dollars each.
On motion of Mr. Hart llm clause
limiting the number of shares hold
by any ono person was stricken out.
A committee consisting of Messrs.
McCnrger , Gibson , IIArt and Frank
Murphy , was appointed to fill
up the blanks , loft in the
bill for the fixing of rates
to bo charged for foot passengers ,
teams nnd street cars. After somoin-
formal talk as to what those should
bo , the committee was given full
pow or to fix the tolls , and after in-
suiting them in the blanks , to join
with the chairman , Col. Sapp , in for
warding the same to Washington to bo
presented to congress.
The bill was formally adopted by a
unanimous vote and adjournment was
then taken until such time as the
chairman should call another.
POLICE PIOK-UPS.
Some of the Oflonclors Who Have At
tracted the Attention of
tbo Olllcora.
S. J. Jeffries , a shoemaker nt Wood-
aino , waa vuaterday' taking in the
town. Ho took in too much of it and
: ; ot BO rockicss as to cauao trouble.
Officer Morse arrested him and locked
him up. There wan found on his per-
1011 n sling-shot , tljo possession of
which ho explained by saying that ho
had heard such hard stories of Coun
cil Bluffs that ho doomed such a
weapon necessary for his defense.
Some of his comrades had made him
believe that human lifo and safety
run below par ? hero , and ho had bettor
take aoino such thing with him In hia
walks about the town. Ho barely
escaped trouble also with counterfeit
monoy.A horrible Jcnricaturo of n
silver dollar was passed by him , but
no more counterfeit money was found
on his person , and as it appeared that
it { had boon shoved off upon him while
drunk , and that ho h'ad passed it while
in the same condition , no charge was
laid against him ,
Ed Cnnfiold was yesterday on the
warpath , and it is claimed that in a
visit to Mollie Scott's ho smashed a
clock and stole some napkins. Officer
Ousiok accordingly collared him , and
placed him behind the bars.
Ole Noilaon , a plain drunk , before
Judge Aylosworth yoatorday morning ,
was fined $8.85 , a raise of 82 over the
accustomed § 0.85 which has boon BO
common in Itocordor Burko's court.
Three free lodgers were allowed
yesterday the privilege of preparing
inoro stone for the city's ' use.
The case of young Forogravo , ar
rested for disorderly conduct , has
been continued until to-day.
POINTS FOB THE POLICE.
Some or the Rules Laid Down for
Tliolr Guidance.
Among the rules laid , down by
Mayor Bowman tor the guidance of
the police are the following important
ones
Loafing in or about saloons , gamb
ling houses or houses of prostitution ,
is strictly forbidden , and its practice
will subject the offender to dismissal.
When necessary to visit any house
of prostitution on business it is required -
quirod that no familiarity bo had with
persons there , but the business in
hand attended to precisely as other
places.
HSoc. 11. Members of the force
against whom any of the following
charges may bo sustained , shall bo
promptly dealt with ;
Part 1. Drinking any kind of in
toxicating beverage while on duty.
Part 2. Leaving his boat , or failing
to report at the proper time , or being
absent from duty without permission
of the chief.
Part 3. Wilful maltroalmont or
ubuso of a prisoner or citizen.
Part 4. Neglect to treat the chief ,
or members of the force , and all
other persons civilly on all occasions.
Part D. Immoral conduct unbecom
ing an officer nnd a gontlnman.
Part 0. Communicating informa
tion which may enable any person to
escape arrest , or communicating any
information or orders ho may have re
ceived from the chief without pormis-
aion.
Part 7. Disorderly conduct , diso
bodionco of orders or rules , inatten
tion to duty , sleeping while on . duty ,
laziness or lounging on boat , or nog-
loot to appear neat nnd tidy nt all
times.
THE BUPHEME COURT.
The Following Decisions Wore aiyon
by the Supreme Court Yesterday.
Pool VB , Gaylord , appolant , DOS
Moinoo county ; motion to sot aside
ailirnmtion overruled ,
Blair town lot and land company vs.
Rhodorbook , uppolluntHarrison coun
; motion to nfllrra overruled.
Webster county ya. Henderson ; raor
tion to stnko to bo held and consid
ered with arguments on rehearing ,
Minor vs. Blake , appelant , Jones
county ; on rehearing case reversed.
Miller , nppolant , vs. city of Con-
tcrvillo , Appanooso county ; reversed.
Bruloy vs. Hose , nppolant ; Hardin
county ; reversed.
Gear vs. Schrio , appelant , DCS
Moines county ; affirmed.
State vs. Kelly , appolant , Cherokee
county ; reversed.
Bolster vs. Post , nppclant , Appo-
noose county ; reversed.
State vs. Knowles , nppalant , Powo-
sheik county affirmed.
State vs. Miller , nppclant , Powo-
sheik county ; affirmed.
Leonard , appolant , vs. Linong , Wa-
polio county ; reversed.
Abbott , appolant , vs. Sartorio ,
Blackhawk county ; affirmed.
Thanks to Mayor Vaughan.
To the Editor of The Bee.
I desire through the columns of
Tin : BEK to return my sincere thanks
to Mayor Vnughan , of Council Bluffs ,
for the lot in that city , -which
waa so delicately nnd generously tendered -
dored mo ns a mark of sympathy nnd
condolence in the qrcat boroavment
I have suffered in the loss of my hus
band. I shall over gratefully remem
ber the givers.MUH.
MUH. 0. P. AHMSTONO.
Missouri Valley Horns.
P. E. Hall , general manager of the
S. 0. & P. railway , nnd J. M. Whitman -
man , division superintendent of the
0. & N. W. railway , voro in town
yesterday.
It is learned from good authority
that the S. 0. & P. railroad will bridge
the Missouri river this summer with
out doubt.
Miss Hollslnndofcis in Chicago on n
visit to her brother.
A. D. Peck is in No\v York city on
a visit.
Lon Palmer , of Council Bluffs , is
night "owl" at the Northwestern depot -
pot now. G.
Changing Owners.
The following transfers of real
catato are reported as taken from
11 o county records by J. W. Squire
& Co. , abstractors of titlea , real
estate nnd loan agents , Council Bluffs :
J. S. McCallistor to A. P. Tonny ,
lot 9 in 1 , Hogg's first addition , city ;
$1,800.
W. H. Field to H. F. Field , w
lots 1 and 2 in block 4 , Eubanks second
end addition , city ; S250.
P. Judson to fi. P. McMononoy ,
lot 0 in block 3 , Judson'a first addi
tion , Ncola ; $1.
O. Shcon to D. Huffman , undivided
1 of s A " , nw } , G , 74 , 39 ; and un
divided" * so J no I , 1 , 74 , 40 ; 81,000.
D. W. Huffman to 0. Sheen , un
divided I n J nw J , G , 74 , 3D ; § 800.
0. H. Seymour to J. Ssymour , Jr. ,
lots 1 and 2 in block G , lot 7 in. block
8 , lot 2 in block 13 , Mulhn's subdivi
sion , city ; 8100.
D. 0. Blower to J , M Palmer , lots
12 and 13 in block 10 , Kiddie's sub
division , city ; $2,600.
J. H. Hoyoo to J. Murchison , nw \
nw ] , 17 , 74 , 38 ; 8480.
E. 0. Waldo to J. B. Mcginness ,
undivided of w .BW \ , nnd no | sw
J , 34-7G , 43 ; 8200.
IOWA ITEMS.
Clarinda wants a public library.
Three cases.of . small-pox are re
ported at Avoca.
Oakland has decided to incorporate
by a majority of 23.
A largo first-class hotel is to build
at Greenfield the coming season.
The Iowa state came mooting will
begin nt Clear Lake July 11 , and con
tinue ono week.
The Catholic church which is now
building at Fort Dodge will have cost
when completed § 05,000.
The sum of 8018,806.55 was han
dled by the city treasurer of Burling
ton last year.
Cedar llapids thinks she has reached
a point in her history when sewers
and paved streets are anecessity.
John A BollnmnlandjMiss Elinor L.
Filds of Creston , joined in the mar
ried majority on the 19th ,
Oakland , Pottawattamio county ,
will build a 83,000 school house the
coming summer.
Eleven hundred dollars was realized
the first day's sale of seats to Booth's
performance in Davenport to-night.
It cost 82,500 to gut him thoro.
Oakland boasts of ono of the boat
bands in western Iowa. They are
going to take the cake at the Musca-
tine tournament next summer ,
A man who had traveled over 5,000
miles with n ono horse conveyance
was in McGregor last week. Ho loft
Boston a year ago and is now on his
way back. His wife accompanied him.
While a party of men wore hunting
near Mt. Ayr recently , ono of their
number was shot and insfantly killed
by the premature discharge of ono of
the guns lying on the carriage sent in
front of him.
John Con rick , of Masonvillo , Dola-
waru county , who somotiino ago at
tempted to murder his wife by cutting
her throat , nnd then ran away , but
was subsequently captured , at his
trial last week plead guilty of the
crime , nnd was sentenced to seven
years in the penitentiary , Mrs. Con-
rick will probably recover.
Eleven prominent citizens of Dav
enport hayo formed an association
called the "Davenport Live Stock
company , " for the purpose of carrying -
ing on the business oi raising horses ,
cuttle nnd sheep in Now Mexico ,
whore a largo tract of land has boon
recently purchased for n ranch. Ar
ticles of incorporation have beontaken |
out , the capital being placed nt $50 -
000 , with the power to increase to
? r.ooooo , ,
Some ynars-ago some philanthropic
gentleman sent out a car load of cast
off boys to Iowa , and ono of them ,
named George Wilson , landed in DCS
Moinoa , Mr , It. S. Hughes , of Bloomfield -
field township , took him to raise , but
the innate depravity of the youth was
too much for the good man , now de
ceased , to oppose , nnd lie gave him
up. The boy came into the city and
very soon found his level among a I
class of bad boys. During the past
two years ho has boon arrested sever
al timei for petty pilferings , and yes-
tcrday was sent to jail for thirty days
for stealing goods from n shoo shop
on Walnut street , DCS Moines Beg-
ister ,
Some our readers will remember
Mr. Sherman Work , a young man
who came to Page county last summer -
mor from Pennsylvania. A few
months ago ho went to Kansas , where
ho secured n farm nnd will there make
his homo. No sooner had ho settled
down there than ho wrote to the tcirl
ho loft behind him in the old Keystone -
stone state and a few days ago she
joined him at his now homo , where ,
after she had rested a day or two
from her lon journey , the marriage
ceremony was performed. True love
laughs nt distance as well ns lock
smiths and poverty. [ Clarinda Star.
A man in Dos Moines sent a letter
around the world. It made the trip
in 100 days. The postage was fitteon
cents , equally divided between Unelo
Sam , John Bull and the Mikado.
Murder and Snlcidoi
N&tlonM Associated 1'rcM
EMMBTHDUBO , la. , Mirch 22. A
horrible shooting affray took place ton
miles north of this town , Charles
Cornelian and Fred Miller , Highland
Scotchmen who came from Scotland
laat season and bought a farm of the
Scottish-American Land company on
Jack crook , mot at the house of W.
II. Dawson. Cornelian and Miller
sonn became onqacgod in a dispute and
Miller called Cornelian a "damn liar. "
Cornelian retired to an adjoiniilg
room , procured n revolver and shot
Miller twice through the head , killing
him instantly. He then placed the
revolver to his own head , sent'two
bullets through the brain and fell
dead in his tracks. Botli men wcro
of violent temper.
Small Fox.
National Affoclated Press
Diis MOINES , March 22. A sup
posed case of small pox discovered in
the county jail to-day. Court , which
was in session , war adjourned , the
county offices wot'o ' vacated , inmates
of the jail were vaccinated , and
rigid ' quarantine established. Tlio
court house square is centrally lccat-
od in the city.
1 Tbo Condition of the Joaunotto.
National Associated Press.
WASHINGTON , March 21. The re
port from the board which examined
the ! Jeannette previous to her depart
_ ure has never till now been published.
It shows a lack of confidence by the
members of her adaptability for the
cruise. After examination and before
her repairs , alterations and trial trip ,
the board said : "For an extended
cruise in the Arctic , it is not possible
in our opinion to make her practically
adapted for such service ; " but after
the repairs , etc. , the same board with
out commending her seaworthiness ,
said : "So far as practicable wo are of
the opinion that she has been repaired
and placed in n condition 'for service
in the Arctic ocean. "
Sergeant Mason.
National Associated Press.
NEW YOIIK , March 21. Sergeant
Mason has secured the services of
Lyddy Bros. , counsellors , of this
city , and they have made a motion
before the supreme < * ourt of the
United States for a writ of habeas
corpus and a writ contiovari , asking
for the unconditional discharge of
their client. The motion is madn re
turnable on Friday , and upon that
day Lyddy will appear before the
supreme court at Washington , and
present argument for a writ of habeas
corpus. Hon. Nathaniel 0. Moak
will appear as associate counsel.
The board of aldermen of this city ,
to-day passed n resolution asking the
president to pardon Mason.
Republican Congressional Coin-
mittoo.
National Associated 1'icsi.
WASHINGTON , March 22. At the
republican caucus last night the fol
lowing congressional committee was
selected : Alabama , Smith ; California ,
Pa o ; Connecticut , WaitjFlorida , Bis-
bee ; Illinois , Davis ; Indiana , Calkins ;
Iowa , Allison ; Kansas , Ryan ; Ken
tucky. White ; Maine , Halo ; Mary
land , Wnrron ; Massachusetts , Russell ,
Michigan , HubbcllMinnesota ; , Wash-
burn ; Mississippi , Ljnch ; Missouri ,
Van Horn ; Nevada , Jones ; Now
Hampshire. Brings ; Now Jersey ,
Roboson ; Now York , Hiscook ; North
Carolina , Hubbsjj Ohio , McKinley ;
Oregon , GeorgePennsylvaniaFisher ; ;
Rhode Island , Aldrich ; South Carolina
lina , Maxoy ; Tennessee , Houk ; Vir
ginia , Dozondorf ; Wisconsin , Pound.
Louisiana , Colorado , Nebraska and
Vermont , have not boon elected.
States having no member or contest
ant will not bo represented.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special advertisements , u
Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To llcnt ,
Wants , Boanllnff , etc. , will bo Inserted In this
column at the low rate of TEN CKNTS PEf.
LINE ( or the flrbt Insertion and FIVE CUNTS
SfKtt LINE for each , sulidofjucnt Insertion
Leave adv urtlscmenU at our otllco , llooru 6 ,
i\crett' : lllock , Broadway.
would recommend Joe Suiulol aa the bo > t
hand In the dtv at lUtlng out true * . He
liaa a tery fine lot of maple * , bsxoldern and
SAI.E-SSO. aio Mexican Nattojjol 81.000
coupon bond ; vdluo and hlitory Unknown.
A. I ) . I'AOKArtl ) ,
mSO-7t Wcston , Io ft.
> -To buy houmanil lot on monthly
WANTEI AOilrci * X , Boa otflce.
marlS tf.
- who will take hl pay
In monthly Installment * , to build two
iniall votUges. AddrcM M. 0. , lieu olllce ,
' marlS tf.
HKNT-Nlce front olllce. uptalrs. . En.
quire at Uco olHce , Council IlluDa. marlS-U
ANTKD.-Ulrl lor general houfo work
Apply at U7 Vine etrcet. marlOtt
YXTANTED To rent a small cottaga at onco. 8
VV Addrcw 0. M , or cnoulro at BKB olllce ,
lebll tf
To rcnt-A ten room house In
WANTED teed neighborhood or two smaller
houses side Ctldo , Address I' . O. Box 707 ,
Council Blulfa , or ai'l'hi ' at Bxx olllce , Council
Blulls.
Blulls.WANTED Em > body In Council Blulln lo
WANTED TIIH ] ! , 0 cent ) per \ \ tck.de
llivrotl by carrier * , Oltlw , lloom ( i , Emvtti
To buy 100 tons broom corn ,
WANTED address Council Bluff ,
Broom Factory , Council BluBi , IQBO. 6S8-29U
riOK SALE-OId MjicrtlOfl p r hundred , '
> Thg Bee office , Council BlulJ * . to8T-tl
'
ITrANTED Boy , with pour , to carry j pcrf
W Inquire at l ) office , Council DluOi.
octlS-H
TOO UTTERLY UTTER
BOSTON TEA GO.
Are Supplying the Aesthetic
Wants of the Publlo in
FINE GROCERIES.
With Everything in Staples nt
the Lowoat Prices ,
Freah Roast Cofiees ,
Ohioce Drawing Teas.
Boston Tea Go.
16 Main St , and 15 Pearl St. ,
Council Bluffs ,
W.W.SHERMAN
- MANUFACTURER OF -
Road , Tradk , Coach & Livery
FINE WORK A SPECIALTY.
E. H. SHERMAN , Business Manager.
WM. CHIUSTOPHEa , Mechanical Manager.
124 S. Main St. , Council Blutl'a , la.
The Leading
GROCERY HOUSE
IN THE CITY ,
We keep everything you want
in First OLss , Choice , Clean
QKOCEtllBS and PEOVISIONS
It will pay you to look our es
tablishment through- Every
thing sold for Gash , and at the
very closast margins. We have
a line of lOc
CANNED GOODS ,
And we also sell the finest Im
ported Goods , Eastern and West
ern Goods put up All Canned
Goods rtduced 10 per cent ,
Send for our PnoeSi
! triot attention paid to Mail 1
Orders.
Agents for Washburn's Super
lative Flour.j
j (
F , J , OSBOFJIE & GO , ,
162 Broadway , Opposite Ogden
House.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY
OflJco and Works , Main Street.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Wo gh a special attention to
Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces ,
I10ISTERS AND
GENERAL MILL MACHINERY ,
HOUSE FRONTS.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
will receive prompt attention. A general as
sortment of
Brass Goods. Baiting , Firing ,
AND SUPPLIES FOR
Foundry , Pig Iron , Ooke , Goal ,
OHAS , HENDBIB ,
President.
Mrs Smith , where did you
go the * fine Chandeliers ?
"
BIXBY & WfiOD'S ,
THE PLUMBERS. '
On Bancroft or ( Fourth Streets. )
J. M. PALMEJR ,
PEALEH IN
REAL ESTATE
AN 3 LOAN AGENT ,
COUMCIZ. BLUFFS , IOWA.
MAURER & ORAIQ ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Rloli Out Qlasa , Fine French China ,
Silver Were &c. ,
810 BHOADVUT , COUNCIL BLUFF8 , IOWA.
KELLEY & M'CRACKEN ,
Marble and Granite ,
North Fifth St. , Council Bluf"
Drs. Woodbury & Son ,
Cor , 1'carl & l t Aio , COUNCIL ULUFFB.
W , 8 AMENT , JACOB SIMS.
AMENT & SIMS ,
Attorneys & Oounsellors-at-Law ,
OO UNCJL. BLOFFfl. IOWA.
! HARKNESS , ORGUTT & CO. ,
DRY GOODS
AND CARPET HOUSE.
Broadway , Cor , Fourth St. ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
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Ohickering , Weber. L-indonmn , J. Mueller
and other Pianos , $200 and upward.
Burdett , Western Cottage , ] Tabor and
Paloubet Organs , $50 and upward. Musical
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cal Merchandise of every discription.
Italian Strings a specialty ; imported
direct. Music Books , Sheet-Music , i'oye ,
Games , Fancy Goods , Wholesale and Re TJ
tail. Pianos and Organs eold for Gash
and on Tune. Stock is largo , full and com
plete , Musical Journal tree on applica S
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Address :
.A.El J. MUELLER , I
El 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 chen to all consignments.
N08. 22 , 24 AND 20 PEARL STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
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WILL SUPPLY ON SHOUT NOTIC -
Cut Flowers , Greenhouse and Vegetable
Plants
In their season. Orders promptly filled and dclhcrod , to Express office free of charge. Send lot
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FURNITURE HOUSE.
Mirrors , Upholstery , Repairing , Etc. Wood and Metallic Coffins.
No. 430 Broadway , Cor. Bryant St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
IOWA WYOMING COAL.
HANDLED WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ,
STARR & REYNOLDS. f07 Main St.
METCALF BROS. ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves , \
CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED.
REAL ESTATE AGENT ,
Has For Sale , Town Lots , Improved and Unimproved , also , Railroad Landa ,
and a number ot "Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa and Nebraska.
Office with W. S. MAYNE , over Savings Bank , COTJN'OIL BLTJFS
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The New Styles for 188 .
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Largest Stock in Western Iowa.
SEND FOR SAMPLES !
Geo. R. Beard
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11 PEARL STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
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WE OAHHV THE LAUOEST 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 VERY LOW ,
Call and See Our NEW SPRING STOCK , which
has Begun to Arrive ,
Z. T. 'LINDSEY ' & CO. ,
412 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA
And WEST SIDE SQUARE , CLARINDA IOWA ,