THE D-AlLl" , ' IOWA TUESDAY 'ALAJRCH
- BEE--COlNOiL bLUl'FS , 28 1882.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Tuesday Morning , March 25.
sunscnipTiox RATES ;
fly Currier , - - - - 20ccnt r > cr wcok.
ItylUll , . . . . . . . $10 00 net Yo r.
Office : No. 7 Ponrl Street , Near
BrooAway.
C. R , MAYME , Vnnafrcr City Circulation.
H. W. TILTON , City Editor.
MINOR MENTIONS.
Prang's KostcrcorJs at Seaman' * ,
mchUdtf
There will Ixs n meeting of the Light
( iuardfi this evening.
The city calaliooso Is actually being
whitewashed. Will won lets never ccnso
llnve you fcen that fine display of'
Hauler card * tt 15u rmell & Hrnckctt's ?
inchllndtf
Permit to wed w. yesterday given it
"William Johnson nnd Mary Vallendof
lla/ol Dell.
The young man who wns taken fount !
in l\n innaive condition at the transfer ha
been taken away by friends ,
, Itobert McAuthur , cliargcil with the
larceny of $5 from a , mloon keeper , wns
yesterday centenccd to thrco days in jail.
One of the teams of May no k Go's
broom factory took n whirl on Main street
yesterday nnd smashed part of a wngon
BUCcessfully.
The city park begins to put on n look
of.grcen , and if the boys can bo knpt from
plnvliij ball uptn it long enough to give
the grans n good start , all will bo well.
A young girl accompanied by a verdant
banking youth , applied to police headimar-
tu'5 yesterday for vengeance , claiming
thnt flomo ono on the fired had talked In *
tmltingly to her as fcho xvnlkcd along ,
A. delegation of the Kntghla of Pythlns
of this city last evening visited tholr
brother Knights it Missouri Valley , going
nnd returning by the Northwestern road.
There were about thirty In the party !
A telegram wai received yesterday
from St. Jo , stating that Mnrkcll who IH
waute.1 hero for ( dealing n geM watch
from Phil Williams , has been captured
there. Later investigations prove tlat | the
officers had the wrong irmn.3 ?
Ono ol the umallest ( fouls In the city is
reported ns having sent in n bill to a widow
for $2.25 for securing pallbearers for her
husband's funeral nnd for performing BOIUO
other scrviceri which she deemed of n
friendly nature ,
The case of John Piorson , charged
with perjury , was again before Judge
Ayleiworth yesterday afternoon , but the
hearing not'being completed , nn adjourn
ment wns taken mtll to-morrow nftor-
noon.
The news reached this city yesterday
that Dr. Nye , of Avocn , died in thnt place
Sunday. A number of the Knights Tem
plar of Ivanhoo commnndry , of this city ,
to which ho belonged , oxpcct to attend the
funeral which' will bo held nt Avoc.i this
afternoon.
The United States court did not open
yesterday , Judge Love , of Kookuk , not
arriving until evening. The court will
open this morning. There are few nnd un
important criminal cases to bo tried , but
the civil dpckot is heavier.
Two follows from Osceoln have been
lying In jail hero since lost October on the
charge of sellin ? two boxes of cigars with"
out a license. They were arrested imme
diately nfter the adjournment of last fall's
term of the United States court , nnd not
being able to give bail have been in custo
dy over ulnco.
k , The lohthetio entertainment to beheld
at Dohany's opera house Thursday , March
30 , conslts of dramatic readings , tab-
leauxB , vlvnnts , the celebrated fan
drill , the movements of which were sug
gested byAddisonin "Tho Spectator" and
" 1711 , " vocal and Instrumental musio , and
the event of the Benson , "ThoEsthetic
Slstcrx.
St. Alban's lodge , Knighta of Pythiap ,
has bean presented with n handsome sword
and scabbard by J. J. Munell , of Omaha ,
for the use of its commander. Tlio gift
tvas made because St. Alban'u ledge has
purchased more uniforms and equipments
than any ledge in Omnbn or Council
Bltilfa , nnd because it Is better fitted out
in all respects.
It is stated on good authority that
the company which now has the charter
ior building tbo water works here falls to
go on with the work , another company
stands ready to take the enterprise ofl its
hands and push it forward to a tmcccssful
completion. At lost accounts the com-
pnu'y was still trying to dispose of lit *
bonds in the Now York market in order
to get money to build the works.
"Texas" la the name of a big and un
couth darkey who wns yesterday arrested
for knocking too heavily on the door of
dug-out In the eastern pait of the city ,
Ills gcntlo tapping not brlngiug any re-
uponso from within , he seized nn axe and
rapped with thnt. About the mime time
the door some how fell down , whereat the
i'ftto ' female inbido complained gciitly nnd
had him arrested.
PERSONAL.
Frank Milliard has returned from
Nyack , on the Hudson , whore he has
In'eu attending college
John Power ; , of Chicago , 0111 of the
fleetest men on foot In the whole country ,
is stopping at the Ilevere hoiibe.
II. Howard George , representing the
Chicago Herald , dropped in yesterday to
admire the new UEK ullicc , and to compli
ment this paper on Its enterprlis and suc
cess ,
Dr. Harry Palmer , who has been spend
ing the past two weeks In \ Ulttiiif friends
In this city , left yesterday afternoon for
hU home in liellefuntalne , Ohio , intending
0n the route to suend one day in looking
over Kookuk.
Among those in attendance upon the
United States court are JJlttiict Attorney
J , 8 , liunnelU , of Tot Moines , and hit
assistant , W. V. Jtankltu ; Mr , Iluir , ot
Uurr & Marahall , attorneys of Lincoln ;
Judge H. H. Trimble , of JCeokuk ; J. W.
Ulytbe , of UiirHiigtou ; and Smith Me-
1'herbon , of Jted Oak.
No liead-ucho or hack-Delia for ladle *
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' - J-Sk "WINE OF OAFIDUI. "
DEADLY DESPONDENCY.
It Oaueea Qeorgo Harter to
Bleed Himself to Dnath.
His Body Found Stiff nnd Cold In His
Employer's Shop.
Ycstonlny morning , about 7 o'clock
A. T. Scliullz , of the firm of
Schultc & Hill , on opening the
door of their wagon shop on
Fourth street , found a stnrtlingly horrible -
riblo sight , it being the prostrate nnd
lifeless body of ono of their employes ,
George Harter. Mr. SchultK was ac
companied by Mr. Hans Johnson , and
the condition of the body showed to
them conclusively that Ilartcr had
committed suicide. In the right hand
of the dead man wns clasped n pocket
knife , covered with blood , while upon
the wrist of the other was n gash from
which the blood had spouted up upon
the adjacent wall , and hud formed in a
pool upon tlio floor. Lifo was extinct
and the body stilf and cold. TJioro
was nothing to indicate why the net
was done no note or other evidence
showing the feelings or purposes im
mediately preceding the net.
Coroner Fuul was at oiico called nnd
summoned n jury consisting of J. F.
Brodbeck , B. U. Kiddle and John K.
Cooper. The evidence of Mr. Scliullz
and that of Mr. Johnson was taken ,
and after viewing the body the jury
found "that the said Georuo Ilartor
came to his do.ith by cutting his left
wrist and bleeding to death. "
The deceased 1ms for yc.irs been
addicted to drink , and has in vain at
tempted several times to reform. The
seasons of debauch have been fol
lowed by seasons of despondency , and
it is supposed that it was in ono of
these that ho took his own life. Sev
eral years ngo ho made a similar at
tempt , but was saved , nnd the scar
which bore the record appeared on his
loft wrist close to where the froah nnd
fatal gash was made. . IIo was last
soon on Main street about 0 o'clock
Sunday evening , mid did not then
seem to bo intoxicated. It is sup
posed that soon after this ho wont to
the shop where ho was employed , nnd
to which ho had n key , and entering
that locked himself in and taking his
pocket knife cut his wrist and bled to
death.
Harlot was n Gorman , aged about
fifty years. Ho has boon n remdont
of this city for about seven years , nnd
was a wagon mukor by trade. Ho
loaves a wife nnd twelve children , the
older of whom nro married and living
in Now York state. Of the children
living , among the oldest hero is a girl
in the employ of Mrs. E. J. Harding
and her sons. The others are qui to
small. The woman is loft in a desti
tute condition and Coroner Faul , on
learning this , started n subscription
paper , and in a short time had secured
$2Q , which amount * vill speedily bo
swelled. Arrangements have been
inado for holding the funeral this
morning at 10 o'clock.
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AMITY COLLEGE
Rapidly Growing- Prosperity Ita
Forno Spreading Far and Wide.
V
COLLEGE Srmtras , Page County ,
la. , March 21. Amity College , the
educational centre of southwestern
Iowa , is located at College Spring * , a
little town of about GOO inhabitants ,
six miles east and two miles north of
Blanchard nnd twelve miles south of
Olarinda , Great efforts were made by
her citizens last summer , as well as
several times previous , to obtain a
railroad. A subscription of about
eight thousand dollar. ) was raised for
the branch of the 0. B. & Q. road
from Olarinda , but the company
coolly withdrew from its part of the
bargain and again loft us disconsolate.
Nona of the roads have como to us
yet , though they run around us in
every conceivable direction as if tan
talizing us by trying to see how close-
they could como to us and miss us ,
The Wnbash road , with its
Olarinda branch , forms n Y ,
and the Page City branch of the 0.
B. & Q. outs across the top forming a
triangle , with College Springs in the
contra. Hence , without a railroad ,
wo cannot , as a town , compare with
surrounding towns. Wo have ono
blacksmith , ono harness , ono wagon
nnd ono cabinet shop , ono drug , ono
book and ono hardware store , two
grocery , two milliners and two 'dry
goods stores , five churches , viz , Meth
odist , Episcopal , \Vosleyjin Methodist ,
Congregational , Presbyterian and
United Presbyterian , two hotels ,
and livery stables , n daily mail to Ola-
rinda , a tri-weekly to Blanchard nnd
Hamburg , nnd n semi-weekly to Hop-
kiiiH , Mo , Thus wo Imvu nil the no-
ceesities and some of the luxuries of
life , and iiro prepared to entertain the
travelers who chance to finds his way
to our quiet but industriouo little
ton n.
The very quietness of the town is fa
vorable to the student. The college ,
our graat feature , gives n Hbral edu
cation to both sexes , and , while it is
unsectarian , it is a Christian col-
logo. Its endowment fund
was obtained by soiling
shares of stock of a company called
the Yesteru Industrial and Scientific
association , afterwards changed to
Amitv college. The funds thus nb-
tained were used to purchase govern
ment land at $1,25 per acre. This
land is located in Page and Oaes coun
ties nnd in Missouri.
. After the pur
chase had boon made , each stock
holder received in hind at $2 DO per
aero the amount ho had invested and
also , with every share of stock , n
scholarship entitling the holder ( o live
yeara free tuition in the collegu Tn
the land remaining to the company ,
the town of College Springs was laid
out , and the remainder sold or hold
for a permanent investment. All
land sold by the college is sold under
the express stipulation that such land
shall not bp used for the manufacture
or ealo of intoxicatinu drinks. One-
fourth of the funds arising from the
silo of laud was to bo used for a build
ing fund and the interest on the
remaining three-fourths to bo
used for the support of the
school , 'Iho'firflt class in the ncademic
department was organized in 1857.
For fifteen ycara its success was va
riable , part of the time boiiig ab
sorbed by the public schools , until
the year 1872 , when the board of
trustees decided that n change must
bo made nt all hazards , nnd Itov. A.
F. McDill wns chosen for president.
Ho nt once organized the school on n
collegiate basH. A normal course
was added to the curriculum , nnd the
outlook bade fair for n prosperous
career for the college. Under Mr.
McDill's nblo management the school
grow rapidly until the year 1877 (
when ho resigned , nnd the board
were obliged to select some ono else
to fill the position. The choice fell
upon Ilev. S. 0. Marshall , then pas
tor of n United Presbyterian church
in Monroe county. Ho is n fine
scholar , n grftduatq of Muskingmn
' 'ollc o , Ohio , and also of the theo
logical seminary nt Allcghnny City ,
Pcnn. , nnd is well qualified for the
position.
Under the present administration
thp college is steadily growing in
thoroughness nnd in the number of
students in attendance. Connected
with the colloso are two nourishing
literary societies , thu Ohristomathcan
and and the Philomnthcnn , The
former is just entering its second
yrnr , being a reorganization of the old
Union society formed about nine
years ngo. Iti members number
about foity. Its object is to give an
opportunity for frcoucnt practice in
extemporaneous speaking as well as in
declamations , essays and orations.
During its short period of existence
it 1ms been more than usually success
fully , both financial and otherwise.
A number of the gentlemen members
of this society , calling themselves the
"Wobstcrs , " meet every Saturday
night for further practice in debate ,
but is n.ifc arugardly organizedsoc'ioty.
rhoPhilomathuan society is auniun
and reorganization of the Amitonian
and A. B. L. societies and is , wo are
informed ! reasonably prosperous.
If any young lady or gentlemen see
ing this article should bo contempla
ting going of ] to school wo would ad
vise them to try our college , especially
if it is necessary to use economy. The
expenses are lower hero , wo presume ,
than nt any similar school in the state.
Good board can be obtained at $2.50
to $3.00 per week , nnd the tuition is
very low. % i 0. H. W.
THE LAST SAL ) BITES.
Tributes Pnld to the Memory or W. J
Phillips and the Remains
Laid at Host.
Last Sunday afternoon nil that was
mortal loft of , AV. J. Phillips was
laid away with a becoming service.
The funeral was held at the family
residence , a largo number of sorrowing
and sympathizing friends being In at
tendance , llov. Mr. Brosoo , pastor
of the Methodist church , officiated
and the services were very appropriate
and touching. At their close the pro
cession was for mini to take the remains
to their last resting place , the pall
bearers being chosen front the Grand
Army of the Republic and from the
Knights ot Pythias , to both of which
orders ho belonged. The veterans of
the farmer organization joined in the
sad procession to the number of about
eighty , under Commander Lindt ,
while thoiKnighta of Pythias , number
ing nearly a hundred , were under
the command of Deputy District
Grand Chancellor E. J. Abbott. A
heavy rain was falling at the time ,
nnd under such circumstances ,1110 appearance
pearanco of both of those organiza
tions was commendable , both as to
numbers and mien. At the grave the
ritual of the Knights was used in pav
ing n Insl. tribute.
The following resolutions have been
adopted by the Lincoln Post. G. A. 11.
as a still further expression of their
sorrow and sympathy :
"
WIIEHKAH , The "members of the
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Lincoln Post G. 'A. R. , No. 29 , and
members of the Veteran Association
of Pottavattnmio Co. do deplore the
unexpected separation nnd death of
our brother nnd comrade , W. J. Phil
lips ; therefore bo it
Resolved , That we extend to his
bereaved family our heartfelt and sincere
core sympathies. That while the din
tressed family have lost by an unex
pected death a true and loving father
and husband , wo have lost a true , devoted
voted and faithful brother nnd com
rado.
rado.Resolved
Resolved , In our conclusion we can
in deep sorrow only say : The march
of another comrade is over , and ho
lies down after it in the house ap
pointed for all the living. It seems
well wo should lenvo our comrade to
rest , where over him will bond the
arching sky , as it did in great love
when ho pitched his tent or lay down
weary nnd foot core by the way or on
the battle field for an hour's rest. As
ho wns there , so ho is still in the
hands of the hciivonly father ; and bo
it further'
Resolved , Thnt wo tender to the
family of our Into comrade a copy of
these resolutions , nnd thnt the same
bo spread upon the minutes of Abe
Lincoln Post , No. 20 , G. A. H. , und
Pottawattamie County Veteran nsso-
Hociation , and that our hoadqunrtoru
bo drapnd in mourning for the period
of thirty days ; nnd bo it further
Resolved , That wo request the pa
pers of Council Bluffs , Iowa , to pub-
litli the above resolutions.
NYii , OAMIMIKLL ,
Jos. CIUUEU ,
J. J. BOLIK ,
J. B. IlKFT ,
HENHV GKMIKIMKK ,
Committee.
Tlio Election Date in Iowa.
Dt lloluo Hci'Uter ,
\Vo stated the other day that the
late legislature had changed nil the
annual state elections to H November
data. Wo find on examination that
this is a mistakein part. What it
did was to enact that in odd-num
bered years the general election should
bo held in October ; inoven-numborod
years on the Tuesday after the first
Monday in November. The change
was to strike out the words "presi
dential yeara" and insert "oven-num
bered' ' Why it did half work in
making the change wo do not know.
It seems to bo a queer proceeding ,
But why cgislatures do such queer
thingajwe Have uot been publishing a
newspaper long enough to bo able to
ioqlab. It would seem thnt , chnncf
ni ; it in half , it would have changed
it altogether. Thnt would have been
the common sense tvny of doing it.
Special Levies.
A number of citizens and property
owners are talking in favor of having
the city adopt n policy by which
many improvements now made nnd
paid for by the general levy upon the
whole city , shall bo inado and paid
for by npccinl levies Upon the proper
ty in the immediate vicinity , and
which is directly bonefittcd by the im
provement , It is urged by the ad
vocates of this policy that where it is
desired to mnl < o any improvement of
nstreet , thnt n petition shall bo pro
cured signed by the owners of a ma-
jorily of the adjacent property , nnd
that on the strength of this petition
the improvement shall bo mndo , nnd
the expense taxed direc'ly against the
property interested. It is urged that
such n financial course would do awny
with much of the complaints cxisthig
among these who claim that they nro
being taxed for the benefit of property
which docs not in any wny concern
them , nnd the complaints of these
who nro pleading for improvements
but cannot get them. Tn tlio latter
case , under the proposed p-licy , they
could ] only lay the bin mo on them
selves nnd neighbors for not signing
the required petition , and expressing
themselves us willing to pay for the
improvement , the direct benefit of
which they ecck , It is still further
urged that in this way the
general levy could by used for repairs
and general city expenses , for which
an ample amount could bo secured
without exceeding tlio constitutional
limit. At the same time special im
provements would not bo kept back
by n lack of funds , for if the owners
ot piopcrty to bo bcnefitted desired nn
improvement bad opough to pay for
it , it could bo pushed right along.
There are others who object to this
sort of n policy. Some raise ques
tions of law against it , but the more
common objection , whe.i any is expressed -
pressed ; is that there nro property
owners who have for j curs been pay
ing taxes for improvements which
benefited other property than their
own , and havo" been waiting nnd
watching for the city to got around to
them. Such property owners would
naturally qbjoct to having to hear the
burden of improvements in their own
vicinity , when they hod helped to pay
for improvements which were of benefit -
fit to others.
The matter is being agitated some
what , and the discussion may give
birth to a change in the city's policy ,
by which it will bo enabled to push
improvements in portions of the city
where they are wanted , and where
people stand ready to pay for them ,
and stayed where the owners feel that
their Jburden was all that they could
carry without paying for them.
Changing Owners.
The following transfers of real
estate are reported as'taken from
the county records by J. W. Squire
& Co. , abstractors of titles , real
citato and loan agents , Council Bluffs :
P. Bartel to P. VVcis , nw 10 , 77 ,
41 , and lot 2 in 4 , Minden ; $2,000.
P. Weis to N. Kroegor , nw 10 , 77 ,
41 : $4,640.
M. F. Rohror to J. N. Caeady , 18
in 17 , Mills' add , city ; $350.
E. F. Bryant to D. L. Harcourt ,
3 in 6 , Street's add , city ; § 250.
S. H.'Smith" to J. F. Smith , 4 in
12 , Boers' add , city ; § 100.
T. A. Cummins to H. Everett , no
0 and wj so 9 , 70 , 42 ; § 2,400.
J. P. Gouldon and D. J. Farrell to
E. J. Lovoll , out lot 4 in Neola ;
§ 150.
J. W. & E. W. Davis to C. Batcher ,
part of lot 22 in 9 , 77 , 39 ; § 200.
A. W. Coiiman and 0. R. Smith to
It. S. Hartwi ' no 17 , 77 , 39 ; § 1,600.
G. W. Ellis'to S. N. Goodhuo , BO
30 , 74 , 44 , nnd 10 nnd 11 in 19 , IIow-
nrd's ndd , city ; § 1,000.
J. F. & J. I. Speed to F. M. Owens ,
so sw 0 , 75. 42 ; § 400.
W. E. Elwoll to II. E. Pratt , 10 ,
11 , 12 , nnd part3 in 17 , Walnut.
R. D. Hopkins to W. H. Ham-
mans , nA so 1C , 75 , 38 ; § 2,200.
The Iowa trotting circuit has boon
so far arranged as to commence at Dubuque -
buquo Juno G , Cedar Rapids Juno 13 ,
and at Marahalltown Juno 20 , four
days nt each place , with about $3,400
in premiums at each meeting.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTIGK. Special aihortlscmontu , U i
Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent ,
Wants , Hoarding , etc. , will be- Inserted In thle
column at the low rate of TUN CKJTa PER
LINE ( or the flret Insertion mid FIVE UKSTS
PEIl LINT ( or each buliseijuent liiurtlnii
Lcnvo advertisements at our olllcu , Uoom C ,
Everett' * liloi'k , llroail ay.
\ > . K would recommend Joe t'ttiulol aatliobe't
> i hand In the cltynt uttln out trees. Ilu
) ia ) aury line lot o ( map M , t > nelJtra and
other > liailt < trtoi on taiml. ( It
TT10H HAI.i : .V > . aio Moxlaui .N ttloifcl SI,000
I ? touiionbor.il. vuluunml hlstoiy miKiiowa.
A.I ) . l'ACUtl\Kl > ,
urtO-7t We ton , lana
To bu ) lioiinioiul lot on monthly
WANTKD . Audrta X , Uco olllto.
ma.13 tr.
- who will Uko h's pay
In monthly Inttallr.ienU , to build two
email cotUk'en. Adurotn M , U , , Dee edict ,
marlS f.
TTlOn HRNT-Nlcs ( rout olllce , up ttalrs. En.
Jj qulra at Bee olllce , Council llluu * , marlS t (
'ANTED. Ulrl ( or general houfo work.
Apply > t 117 Vine ulrcct. marlOU
'ANTED To rent a small cotlagi at once ,
Addrcea 0. M , or enquire at HUB olllce.
( eb4-l (
\A7ANTEO-To rent A ten room house In
W BOIUO L-ooJ neighborhood or two wmllei
houses bide ( > / ilde , Addrum I' , O , llax 797 ,
Council llluttv , or ain > hi at HEE olllco , Council
ItluftM. 40-U
' . ) Etcnbod } In Council Illudj 13
WANTI'.l B , 21 cents JH.T week , lie
Iht'red bj carriers. Otlitc , No 0 1'tarl Strut'
near Uroadnay ,
To buy 100 ton * broom corn.
WANTED * addrett Council UluQi
Broom Factory , Council Ulutli , Io a.
1011 SAIK Old uawri4Dc iwr hundred , (
I Ttie Uco ottlco. Council tlluftt. bc27-t {
ITKIi-t-lJoy , with pony , to carrj r l > ir
xiulc tlln office , Couucll llutf.
'octlS-tf
Beauty , health , and liiiplneiy | f rluliei
OF.OABnm . "
TOO UTTERLY UTTJ3R !
"STJti'Jt. " ?
BOSTON TEA GO.
Are Supplying the Aesthetic
Wants of the Public in
FINE GROCERIES.
Witli Everything m Staples at
the Lowest Prices ,
Fresh Roast Coffees ,
Chioce Drav/ing Teas ,
Boston Tea Go.
16 Main St , and 15 Pearl St. ,
Council Bluffs ,
W.W. SHERMAN
JtANUFACTUUEIl OF
Road , Track , Coach & Livery
FINE WORK A SPECIALTY.
E. II. SHERMAN , Business Manager.
WM. CIUUSTOI'HEa , Mechanical Manager.
124 S. Main St. , Council Bluffs , la.
The Leading
GROCERY HOUSE
IN THE CITY.
We keep everything yon want
in Pirst 01 IBS , Choice , Clean
GEOCESIES and PEOVISIONS
It will pay you to look our es
tablishment throughEvery -
tbing told for Cash , and at the
veiy dosest margins , We have
aline oflOc
CANNED GOOBS ,
And we also sell the finest Im
ported Goods , Eastern and West
ern Gooos put up ' All Canned
Goods educed 10 per cent.
. Send for our Prices ,
i triot attention paid to Mail
Orders ,
Agents for Washburn's Super
lative Flour ,
F , J , OSBORNE & GO , ,
162 Broadway , Opposite Ogden
House.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
IRON
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY
Office and Works , Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Wo giro special attention to
Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces ,
HOISTERS AND
GENERAL MILL MACHINERY ,
HOUSE FRONTS.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
will receive prompt attention. A general as
sortment ol
Brass Goods , Belting , Pining ,
AND SUPPLIES FOR
Foundry , Pig Iron , Coke , Ooal ,
OHAS , HENDRIE ,
President
Mrs. Smith , whore did you
got these fhio Chandeliers ?
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BIXBY "WOOD'S
,
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THE PLUMBERS.
On Bancroft or ( Fourth Streets. )
J. M. FALIttEJR ,
DBALEH IN
REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN AQENT ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
MAURER & CRAIG ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Rich Cut Glnsd , Pine French China ,
Silver \Vare &o. ,
S 0 BROIDWAT , COUNCIL 11LUFFS , lOrt'A.
KELLEY & M'CRACKEN ;
Marble and Granite ,
North Fifth St. , Council Bluff'
Drs. Woodbury fit Son ,
Cor. Pearl & lit Aio. COUNCIL JJLUrTS.
W , S. A11KKT. JACOB SIMS.
AMENT & SIMS ,
Attorneys & Counsollors-at-Law ,
COUN Olii BLUFFR. JnWA.
HARKNE8S , ORGUTT & CO. ,
DRY GOO
AFD CAEPET HOUSE ,
Broadway , Cor. Fourth St ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
mar-2-3m
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MTTELL
Ohickering , Wober. Lindeman , J. Mueller
JP ' and other Pianos , $200 and upward.
'Burdett , Western Cottage , " Tabor and
Paloubet Organs , $50 and upward. Musical
IM :
cal Merchandise of every discription.
Italian Strings a specialty
- - ; imported
direct. Music Books , '
Sheet-Music , I'oye ,
Games , Fancy Goods , Wholesale and Re TT
tail. Pianos and Organs eold. for Cash
and on Time , Stock is large , full and com
plete. Musical Journal tree on applica s
tion. Correspondence Solicited.
Address :
C J. MUELLER ,
103 South 5th Street. o
13
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
BOWMAN , ROHRER & CO , ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
PURCHASING AGENTS
And Dealers In all hinds ol Produce Prompt attention tfrcn to all consignments. I
NOS. 22 , 24 AND 20 PEARL STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. > -
"W" . . IBL ZFOSTIEIR
WILL SUPPLY ON SHOUT NOTICE
Out Flowers , Greenhouse and Vegetable
Plants
In their season. Orders promptly filled ami delivered to Express office free ol charge. Send ( or
Catalogue ,
.
COTTKTCIJE.
Mirrors , Upholstery , Bbpairitie1 , Etc , Wood find Metallic Coffins ,
No. 430 Broadway , Cor. "Bryant bt. , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
IOWA WYOMING COAL.
HANDLED WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ,
STARR & REYNOLDS , f07 Main St.
METCALF BROS. ,
WHOLESALE DEA-EIIS IN
Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck
CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED.
REAL ESTATE AGENT ,
Has For Sale , Town Lots , Improved and Unimproved , also , Railroad Landa ,
and a number or Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa and Nebraska.
Office with W. S. MAYNE , over Savings Bank , - COUNCIL BLUFF
ELEGANT ! f
The New Styles for 1882.
WALL PAPER I
Largest Stock in Western Iowa. Ji
SEND FOE , SAMPLES !
11 PEARL STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
I G-IE I
WE CAUKY THE 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 VERY LOW , V
Call and See Our NEW SPRING STOCK , whiclp
has Begun to Arrive.
Z. 'T. ' 'LINBSEY ' & CO. ,
412 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , 10VA
And WEST SIDE SQUARE , CLAR1NDA IOWA ,