6 THE DALLi7 BEE-COL'KCJjL BLUFES , IOWA Wii'JDNISLAi MARCH 29 1882 ,
THh DAILV BEE.
COUHGIL BLUFFS.
Wednesday Morning Murch29
sunscniPTioN HATES :
IIj- Carrier , - - - - - 20 wnt.per w1e.
00 . Ywr
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Ofllco : No. 7 Poftri Street , Nenr
Broftdwixy.
C. B , MAY.NK , VnntiRcr Ity Circulation.
H. W. TILTON , City Editor.
M1NOU MENTIONS
Prong's Kapler car n nt HeamnnV.
mchlldtf
Tlie Liglit kunuUntt lust nl > lit for
dtlll and holiness.
There wl 1 bo a meeting ( > f tlio Light
Guards thin evening.
The city cnlftljorne in actually being
tvhitowttflieil. Will w.m era never ccaso
Mayo yo-i icon that fine display of
Kaster cards at ISiislmeH & Hrackett'st
iuhllHf (
Annie rixley ni M'lim ii to nppenr nt
Dohanoy'n Friday evening ,
The Swcdlti ladlcH * quartet nr ) to
give ft concert liero next Saturday even-
In ? .
The dkte < > r the complimentary con *
cert , tendered Mini Oliver , liai been fixed
M April 4.
Hyde & . Hohiunn'n comedy company
in to fcivo "Miildoon'x 1'lcnic" hero un tlio
3d of April.
The new aldermen neom disposed In
niovo exceeding mire , and are moving ex
ceeding B'OW.
F. F. Ford , the > hlrt manufiictiiror ,
nmllen peculiarly Joyfully uow over the
arrival ot a now daughter.
The Hound Table had another inter *
estlt g Ktudy lant evening at tlio room of
Mr * Dunn , ono of iU mcinberH.
Extra fastenings havobecn placed upon
. the door o the city calabinse in thu hcipo
of keeping tlio prisoners from pulling
out ,
-A number of Ivanhoc commandory ,
Knlghtn' Templar , go to Avoca to-day to
attend ( . ' funeralof their brother knight ,
Dr. Nye.
Conatablo Fox took a blind veteran
under Ms wing yost1 rduy and by pausing
around tin ; hat got enough to piy the
poor man'H fare to the RoldiorH1 home.
. Ex-Mayor Vnughan now tilk : * ol
pushing forwanl n scheme by which Conn ,
ell UlulTfl will have a new opera house ,
an 1 ai fine a ono at there in in any city'ol
tliii rlre.
About the 1 ist tuuchdH have been pul
upon the new ariKtno home , and the tola
coat crowds cloio upon S.1,000 , all ol
which ban been paid for by the city except
' .ut 3200.
Th ro ia n prospect now of havlnjj
Main street put Into at loust pamitiblo con
dition. The city will go ahead with fllllnj
In and leveling up aa fast an the street cai
tralc in ra'nod ' The work is au important
It having been discovered that the
mayor , iualcad of the council , has tin
appointing of park policemen , Mr , liow
inuu has announced that ho will nami
Clmrltr Wuriier , a well known colorec
mull for such a p mition ,
The United Status court npon'd ' ii
thU city yestordny morning , Judge Levi
prenidmg The day was BJ ent in listen
ing to deniurrorn , motlonc , oto , Tlio gram
jury was otnt work in the afternoon , am
the petit jury wax oxcunod until to-day.
Hereafter all bills aguinnt the city ante
to bo Hworn to , and when ordered by un ;
oll'u-lul or committee , are to be certified to
, and all bills must be filed with Audlto
Biirko one 'lay before the meeting of th
council In order to bo oonsidored at Urn
meeting ,
J N , Lotviski , who is employed a
the transfer , lately fe'l ' through the side
walk west of the Nwithwestern depot 01
Ilroadwiy , canning im injury to his lov
which will lay him oft"of duty for sixt ;
diys. He JiaH notified the city that h
wants damages ,
Morris and Craig , charged with countei
felting , and who Imvo licun in the pen
teuttary at Fort Miviimm for uvoni
months for * afo keeping , have arrived her
in charga c f a deputy warden , and lodge
In jail , itwaltlng tilal at this term of th
United States court.
The council committed on finances i
Btlll nt work getting at the true imvarc
ne n of the money matters , but will no
be ready to report before next WcdiionJu
'evening. Aid. SUidontopf. Is cheoVin
through the books , order by order , all i
which taken time and work ,
Permit * to marry were yesterday ii
sued to K , H Shaw , of Atlantic , and Ml
Anna Murks , of Dunlin , and to Oeort
Liewli und Mnrtha Birchol , rf York coui
ty. TJio partlus concerned immediate !
lup.tlfud to Justice Ituiid's olfice and
double liutd knot wadiulokly tied by hln
Thotn Interfiled in the otvantzatln
of a Youiiir Mon'a C'hrlstliin nsioclatlu
'hero have xluptod a coimt'tution ' and lij
lawx , and will not elect ollleerB until 1
April. A meeting will bo held at ill
Baptist church next Monday evening , In
It will be of it devotional aud social in
ture.
-Tho K-ilghtHof Pythias who \Uite
their comradoH nt Missouri Valley Moi
day evening report a most happy tlmi
Thuy joined in putting one Candida' '
through three degrees , and u jolly banqu <
wound up the evening , The Comic
Bluffj Knights weru incut hospital ) !
cared fur aud entertained sumptuously ,
- The suicide D ( Ueorge Hartner by Ii
cutting a gash In his wrist recalls au Im
dent'Ju his past life , showing how In ue
sons of hard drinking he had a pastlon f <
blood letting , At one election sever
yearn ago ha cut a gash in his left ban
and witii I lie'blood which flowed from tl
wound he wrote lib uama upon the bai
of a ballot which he deposited In tl
box ,
Mayor Uownian lias been .ntervie1
Ing noine of the tax-payers who have e
Joined the collection , and thinks tint
the council would ouly throw oil the 01
per cent , penalty for March , a number
them would settle , The aldermen ha
concluded not to do away with the imalt
on the ground that It would be an Injusti
to the e who have been willing to pay , b
have not had the ready cash. In fact , it
would be offering an Inducement for men
to kick about taxes.
J. M. Palmer IH eagerly pushing for
ward a plan for vacating an alley in block
10 , Kiddie's milxllviiion , near thoO. , V. &
Q. track , with a view of thus making
room for the erection of a large building ,
which it i understood is to be an ngrlcul *
tural wnrehomc , Mr. Palmer offered to
give other land in the block for an nlhy
a as nnt to Interfere with the cgrnsi of
otli'-r property owners thcie. The council
committee who looked ever the matter re
torted adversely to the plan , and another
committee has been given the matter.
TOO UTTEIILY UTTER.
The Ac the tic Programme Prepared
for the Promised Entertainment.
A decidedly novel and interesting
entertainment is promised nt Da
iry's opow house next Thuraday
uvuning , for which thu following pro
gramme hna been arranged :
I'AHT f.
Fftln Drill-Clear the Track Strauns
Tableau Vlvant Egyptian Girl
Strauss' Waltz
Tableau Vivant -Hetty the Milk Maid. .
Coming Through the Ilye
Heading Sioux Chief's Daughter
Jnaquin Miller
Miw Clara L. Ulbson.
Duet Fly Away Hlrdllng Abt
Mlstes Pusey and Morkel.
Tableau Vivant A Spanish Lady
, Spanish Melody
Tableau Vivant The ! Sun..Avn Maria
J tending Medea Mniilda Heron
The cccne from the tr. gcdy of ii cdea
iccurx between Jnton nnd Mcdoa whom ho
iias dexcrted in order to ninny Creim ,
[ laughter of the king of Corinth , Tn tliclr
> res nca Medea sues for her children but
i refused them byJaion.
Mist Clara L. Gibson.
Tableau Viv.nit Italian C'ontadina . . . .
IlUaccio
Tableau Vivant - Kva and Toj > sy , . . .
Coming Through the Kyo
Vocal Solo Aria in K .Ho slni
Miss Kate Puseoy.
Tableau Marguerite King of Thclo. . . .
Faust
Hcdlng Uncle Itciibcn'n Haptlsm.
MISH Clara Jj. Oibson.
I'AIIT II.
The Decorative Sisters Po'l-rd
Tableau.
The Beginning of tlio Kml.
] ' irst Lesson.
Knthiisiusiii ,
InBtrnmcntil bolo Fei-tival M nelc Fer-
nniom Hubenstein
.MSS Julia Olilcer.
Tableau.
The TJtt-jrlv Intense.
Filial Affection.
Devotion.
Weariness ,
Contentment.
THE WEIGHER'S WAIT.
Tlio City Mnddlo about n Market
"Why n.ot liavo n City Hnll nnd
Market HOUHO Togotbor !
Capt. Williamfl , the newly elected
superintendent of the market , is in'n
quandary what to do. Thu city in
now lacking oven a nuirkot place , the
owner of the present place having giv
en notice that the city can occupy it
no longer , as he doaires to put up
some buildings on the land. The city
is , therefore , called upon to hunt
around for a uow market plnco , before
anything can bo done toward pur
chasing or locating a not of scales.
There remains , too , thu question of
what the city will do in regard to the
old scales. Thiiy have boon handed
down from ono woigh-maater to an
other with the city guaranteeing each
that Ilia successor would tuko the
scales nt $300. This flicticious
Vilu * ha * b.'o.i kept u
from year to year , until n > w thu loser
now finds himself with scales which
coat him $300 , and for which ho can
not got one-half that amount. It is
urged that the city shall purchase nnd
own 'eoiilea itsulf , aa its purchases
books , Jiro ung'mea , occ. , for the use
of other oflicurs , but on thu other
hand it in apparent that if it buys new
scales it must in justice do something
toward bearing a portion , at least , of
the loss on the old scales. It is alsc
urged that thu ordinance fixing the
compensation of thu city weigher wiu
fnunod and passed with the under
standing that ho bad to furnish hit
MVM scales , and if it luul been sup <
posocl thnt the city would bn calloc
on to try them thu rates fixed for com
puiifwtion would not Imvo boon so lib' '
oral. Thu wholu nmtlur is in tin
hinds of a committee , and in tin
meantime the nuwly elected oflicor ii
waiting impatiently for the place ant
twin with which to proceed to bus ! '
ness.
ness.A.
A. look around is being made to secure
cure a new situ for u city market ,
Among thu places being favorably con <
sidered are the vacant lots nearly op
poaito thu couit house , but it is no !
certain that they can be secured , and
it ia not piobablu that tiny place BI
convenient as the old can bo secured
at the old runt , $2CO a vuar.
In connection uiili markets it it
well to cunaidur thnt this city needs ; :
regular nmrkot liouae , und it in BU
( { CfUed tliut u markut liouso and citj
Jiall could bo combined , meeting n
double want , us luia been successfully
doao in other cities , lly such a coin ,
hlimtion the city could sucun
with very littlu exnenae i
city hull provided with ul
thu room and conveniences , the lad
of which \ BO keenly felt now. Oiip
ituHstn Mould ilaljy ; ( como forwarr
to put up such u building , und sacuri
their prolit from tlio rental of tin
nmrkot place. A market house wouli
all'ord fucililius for producers und con
Burners to coinu closu together , in i
manner profitable to both , In n <
way could the city secure so import
ant un improvement so speedily am
so cheaply as by combining n city 1ml
and market place.
The property belonging to Mrn
Amy , und which the old council wa
negotiating for , is still being Jield fo
the city to decide whether it will complete
ploto the purchase or not. If speed ,
action is not taken a raise in tlio pric
is threatened , and tlio chances ur
that the city will never again have ;
chance to purchase it us cheaply n
now , Some patties Imvo been lookin
it over with u view of purchasing i
for the situ of an opera house , and i
it is not disposed of for this , thor
will be ojhors after it doubtless.
The city's financial condition is a
present an embarnasinn factor in th
problem , but with a little unterpria
parties can bo secured who will buil
u city ball aud market place withou
it great drain on the city's pocket book
FURTHER FUN ,
A Novel Way of Getting a Case
Into Court.
Slipping the Pnpors Into the Pockotcf
n Justice of the Peaco.
THE Ur.K lately showed up the
fmrcicnl manner in which cnsca wcro
bomg sot rollim ; for one justice court
to another like a foot ball , each gir-
ing it a kick and sending it along.
Ihucasoof the state vs Laura Shel *
don nnd Louis linshnw is at last heard
from. It was commenced before Jus
tice Frainoy , sent to Justice Abbott ,
and the persons discharged. It was
commenced asam ? before Justice Frai
noy and sent to Justice ttatrd , who
promptly sent it back to Justice Frai-
ney. The Intter sent it back to Justice
tico Bond again. Tlio oflicor with the
papers hunted up nnd down the
street for Baird , as the latter was 'out
of his oflico. Finally finding1 him ,
thnt justice refused to have anything
more to do with the matter , as be , in
accordance with the decision of Judge
Ayloswortli , had disposed of it by
( ( ending it back to Fwinoy. The
constable was at a loss what to do ,
us ho was being sent backward and
forward between the two justices ,
neither of whom would havp any thing
to do with it. At last discouraged
about it , he hit upon n scheme of
turning ever thu papers. Ho slipped
up to Justice B.-urd as the
latter was standing talking
and tucked the papers into his pocket.
This novel way of getting a case into
court has succeeded so far as to get
the papers into cho justice's hands ,
and there they are waiting for some
other turn in the wheel. In the
meantime another lot of papers lie
dormant in Justice Abbott's court ,
whore they are waiting for some ono
to speak up in meeting and tell what
ought to bo done , as those cases too
have got tired of traveling about , tlu > y
being thu casun ot those engaged in
the Danish war at Anderson's saloon
weeks ago.
POLICE POINTS.
Some of tbo Deviltry Which Has Excited -
cited the Constellation of Stars.
Ono husky darkey named Watts
was "under the inllooenco , " Monday
light , and when near the Blue Jay
saloon , on Broadway , got mtojan al-
.orcation which , while it lusted wan a
ively ono. Ho claimed to hava u
revolver , threatened to shoot , knock
ed ono or two fellows orossways , and
stirred up a general howl , until Ofiicoi
Burbyto pounced upon him and put
lim under cover. Watts raved and
wept , preached and swore , and nearly
broke up the council meeting up stain
nnd caused the lobby to swarm out to
sou what the trouble was. Later
investigation showed that Watts was
not altogether to blame , as some fel
lows hailed him as ho was coming
down tbo street , aud in bis drunken
condition ho thought ho could scare
them away by making n motion as
though bo was reaching for n revolver ,
and threatening to shoot. Then the
row started. No rovolvoror other
dangerous weapon was found upon
'lim. Ho was taxed $5 and costs.
The case of Betts , the negro , con
cerned , in the Keg Greek robbery , is
to como before Judge Aylesworth to
morrow.
"Texas , " another swarthy man ,
charged with smashing in the door of
a dugout with nn axe , was yesterday
sentenced to five days at bard labor ,
and is working out his sentence in
earnest by sitting about in the cala
boose , wondering whut time of day it
is.
There are still more discards in the
dugouts. Two or three have been
cleaned out , n B'OVO smashed , and
other deviltry committed , and thu of-
HcerH aru after the oilendurs.
Yesterday morning n man reported
that IIM had been robbed of about $20
while taking u quiet BIIOOZO in a chair
in an upper Broadway saloon. He
had boon on somewhat of u spree , and
could give no very intelligent account
of thu mutter further than that ho
hud just gotu $20 gold piece changed ,
and when he dropped asleep had most
of it in his pocket , but whonhouwoko
it was gone.
A young fellow named Martin
strolled into the Oreston house und
nabbed two overcoats belonging to
boarders. Ono of the coats was af
terwards found in u pawn shop , and
the other with Martin is still missm ? .
It in thought tlmt the overcoat tluuf
htm go no ucroas the river ,
THE KN1QI1TB' TIUBUTS.
Resolutions of Uoupecc to the Mem
ory of J. W. PhlUIpa.
The following resolutions have been
prepared us 'xproBuivo of the sympa
thy and sorrow felt on tbo death of J.
W. Phillips , who uaa killed while
coupling cars in the yard of the 0. ,
ll. I , & P. railway last week :
Whereas , It has pleased the Su.
promo Uuler of tlio universe by an
unforsoon accident to remove lima
our midst our well beloved brother
knight , J. W. Phillips , a faithful em-
ployo of the 0. , II. I , .t P. railroad
company , and un exemplary citizen
und knight and eoldiur , therefore
bo it
itResolved
Resolved , By tlio members of his
ledge , St , Albans , No. 17 , K. of l > .
and by the knights of other lodges ol
this city , that we sincerely deplore
tbo loss of our brother knight , J. \ \ ,
Phillips , who was a bravo and coura
geous knight , a faithful employe of the
0. , H. I. it P. railroad company , a
good soldier , und a kind and aU'oetion.
ate husband and father.
Jlesolved , That wo tender to hij
widow and orphan our heartfelt eym.
pathy in this their hour of great trial
and distress , und hops that Ho wlit
tempers the wind to the shorn laml
will aid aud comfort them in theii
jrrow.
Ilusolrod , That the charter of St.
Albans lodge No. 17 , K. of P. , bo
drnpcd in mourning for thirty days as
n token of the great appreciation of
our lots.
Resolved , That theserosolulions bo
fpread upon the minutes of St. Al
bum Loutfo nnd tint an engro od
opyof fame bo presented to the
widow of our ducenecd Brother
Knight , nnd that a copy of same bo
dent to THE DAILY Hi K , Council
Bluffs Nonpjuuil and Globa for publi
cation.
Edwin J. Abbott , St. Albans. No.
17 ; John R Staeg , St. Alb.ins , No
17 ; W. II. Vuti hnn , Council Blufli ,
NoJOilolm Limit , Geotlio , NJ. 51 ;
Mns. Orossor , Concordia , No. 52 ,
Committee.
THE BALLOTS
By Which Some New City officers
Are Elected.
At the meeting of the city council
Monday evening , the task of selecting
a city cletk nnd street supervisor was
successfully accomplished.
An informal ballot for city clerk re
sulted : II. 0. Savisconl , 2 ; M. G.
Griflln , Ij F. A. Burke , 1 ; E. J. Ab
bott , 1 ; E. II. Odoll , 1.
The formal ballot gave II. C. Savis *
coal the oflico by nn unanimous vote.
For supervisor the informal ballot
gave J. T. I'urdy a , E. Thornton 2 ,
M. Hnrdin 1.
The first formal ballot r < suited in
ijiving II. A. Avery 2 , E. Thornton 3 ,
J. F. Purdy 1.
Thu second formal ballot gave H.
A. Avery 4 , E. Thornton 2 , thus elect
ing Mr. Avery.
IOWA ITEMS.
Sioux City wants a $400 town
clock.
Dubuquu has -1,055 persona subject
tomititaiy duty.
The Hamburg Times and Republi
can have been consolidated.
The city council of "Walnut has
quarantined the town against Avoca
on account of small pox.
A farmer near West Liberty has
hud forty-one sheep killed in one
night by doga.
Dubuque lumber dealers have made
another revision of yard rates , ad
vancing siding $1 00 and $1 50 , and
dimensions fifty cents per 1,000.
Wiley D. Evans , a farmer living
nearSiknoy , blow the top of his head
oif with a gun. Ho was in ill health ,
and failing to got a pension ho bccatmi
despondent.
Fayotto county ia threatened with n
county seat war. Fayotte bos given
notice that n petition will bo present
ed to the board of supervisors asking
for a re-location of the county seat.
Ono hundred und fifty refrigerator
cars are being built by the Chicago ,
Milwaukee & St. Paul company , tc
run on Chicago & Council Bluib line ,
to carry butter , eggs and other per
ishable articles. ' The cars will be
ready for the track by April 15.
A Trying Situation.
Brooklyn Eagle
"Say , mister , are wo on this side o :
the bridge or the other ? " asked a plu
cid old lady of a gentleman on a Court
street car.
"We uro on this side , " responded
the gentleman , gravely.
"Laws me ! Then we ain't any
where near Greenwood Cemetery yet !
"Yes , madam , wo are within a fov
squares of it. "
"Sakea u maaay ! I thought Green
Wood on the other side of thobridqel'
"No , madam , it is on this side. "
"Well , that pesky conductor tolt
me it was the other aide when wi
started. "
"It waa , madam , on thn other sidi
then , but woliavo crossed the bridge , '
"Then wo are on the other side ! "
"No , madam ; we are on this sidi
of the bridge. Wo'vo passed it. "
dignantly. "Don't try to make nn
think tha't Greenwood is on this sidi
of the bridge when I know better , ant
don't try to make mo believe I'n
on this Ride of the bridgi
when I know I'm ' on the other
Don't ye do it ! You want to bo care
f ul how you amuao yourself with mo
or I'll fit you out with a new sot o
ribs ! " And the old lady shook ho
umbrella in warning. "Tho idea , '
she continued , turning to the otht
pnssongom , "of trying to muddle ai
old woman that might ba Tiis mother
I'll bridge ye , both sides , in a minute
Conductor , just as soon as .1 got thi
side of the bridge you let me out , o
this will bo your tombstone trip ti
Green wood I"
And the dame straightened backaiu
glurod defiance , while her well-mean
ing informant concluded that it wnan'
too warm for him to wall ; to hia dcati
intion. |
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECiAl
NOTICES ,
.NOl'JUK. H | > ccial aUiurUaemcnU , u
Loit , pound , To Iioan , For &ik , To lluii
Waiitx , Hoarding , ctu. , will lie Intiortoil in till
column at thu Ion rate ol TEN CKNTh I'Ki
LINK ( or tlio Ilr t | nui > rtlon anil KIVK , CKN1
1'Kll MNK ( or oaih s\ibsi-iui'iit | Inaertlni
Lcavu tt'U iTtUcmuits at our otllco , No ,
I'm I Struct , iicur llroad ay.
11 K uould ri'comim'rul Joe Bamtol ns tliu ho-
> > hand In tlieUtvat netting out trots. 11
hat atry line lot ol iiuine * , Irjxuldiman
oilier tlu'lo trcci cm uand. It
17\OH \ SAI.K $5" , MID Mexican National $1,00
Ij coupon bond ; vulue nnil hlitory unknonu
A. 1) . I'ACICAItl ) ,
m"0-7t \Ve ton , Iowa
To buy houxi ami lot oninonttil
WANTED . Audrca X , lloo olllce.
VirANTl'.D To rent a unull collage ut onci
V V Address U. M , or criulro | t UEK clllct
\\7 ANTED To rent A tun room houiu 1
\ \ some ( rood neighborhood or two itmllc
housci mdo bldo , Addru&i I' . O , llox 70 ;
Council Illutltf , or aj > | > lp at IKK ottlco , Counc
lilulni.
VTrANTED E > cnbody In Council Ulua I
W to Uko Tin ll i , SO cent * | > cr wtck , di
limed by carrieru. Office , No 0 1'eatl Btn
n ar Broad w y.
To buy 100 tool broom confer
for particular * addreoi Council Dlufl
Uiooui Factory , Council llluflt , Iowa. CSS-iOtt
17011 SALE Old rapera lOo pel hundred , i
Jl Tha lieu office. Council Uluflt. iw7-tf
Beauty , henlth ,
tnJ WINE OF
TOO UTTERLY UTTER !
iQSTOW TEA CO.
Are . u plying the Aesthetic
Wants of tlio Publ c in
PINE GROCERIES.
With Eva ything m Staples nt
the Lowe t Prices ,
Fre.h Roast Cofiees ,
Ohioce Drawing Teas ,
4
Boston Tea Go.
16 Main St. and 15 Pearl St. ,
Council Bluffs ,
W.W. SHERMAN
MANUFACTIJKKIl OF
Eoad , Track , Coach & Livery
!
FINE W011K A SPECIALTY.
. II. SIIEItMAN , lluslncss Manager.
WM. CllHISTOI'HK.1 , Mechanical Manager.
124 S. Main St. , Council Bluffs , Ia.
The Leading
GROCERY HOUSE
IN THE CITY.
We keep everything you want
n First Cl.ss , Ohoica. Oleau
aBOOEblEd and PEJVISIONS
Tt will pay you to look our es
tablishment thro Jgh- Every
thing sold for Cash , and at.the
very closet margins. We have
a line of lOo
CANNED GOODS ,
And we ako sell the finest Im
ported Goods , Easter i ami West
ern Goods put up All Canned
Goods reduced 10 per cent.
Send for our Pr.oes . ,
' triot atte tion paid to Mail
Orders.
Agent i for Washburn's Super
lative Flour.
F , J , OSBOENE & CO , ,
162 Broadway , Oppobi'e Ogden
House.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
BLUFFS'O
'
A
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY
OHlce and Works , Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Wo K\O ! special attention to
Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces ,
HOISTERS AND
GENERAL MILL MACHINERY ,
HOUSE FRONTS.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
will receive prompt attention. A general as-
eittmcut ol
Brass Goods Belting , Pining ,
AND SUPPLIES FOR
Foundry , Pig Iron , Ooko , Coal ,
OH AS HLKDHIs
President
Mrs Smtth , where did you
t o thoao fine Chandeliers ?
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BIXBY & WOOD'S JOn
THE PLUMBERS
On Bancroft or ( Fourth ' trepts. )
J. M. PALMH ! ,
DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE
ANO LOAN -GENT ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA-
MAURT3R & CRAIG ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Rich Cut Glass , Fiuo French China ,
Silver Ware &c. ,
810 IlKOADUir , COUNCII , DLUFF.S , IOWA ,
KELLEY & M'CRAGKEN ,
Marble and Granite ,
North Fifth St. , Council Blu < "
Drs , Woodbury & Son ,
Coi. I'earl A Itt Avc. COUNCIL BLUFKB.
W , 8. AMENT. JACOB SIMS.
AMENT & . SIMS ,
Attorneys & OounBellors-at-Law ,
COD N OIL , BLUFFB. IOWA.
HARKNESS , ORGUTT & CO. ,
Broadway , Cor , Fourth St. ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
inar-2-Sm
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J.
Jhickering , Weber. JLinderuan , J. Mueller
and other Pianos , $200 find upward.
Burdett , Western Cottage , * Tabor and
Paloubet Organs , $50andupward. Musical - 3VJ
cal Merchanoiso of every discription.
Italian Strings a specialty ; imported
direct. Music Books , Sheet-Music , I'OVB ,
Games , Fancy Qoode , Wholesale and Re TJ
3L , tail. Pianos and Organs sold for Cash
and on Time. Stock is large , full and com-
plete. Musical Journal tree on applica S
tion. Correspondence Solicited.
Address : )
O J. MUELLER , I
103 South 5tli Street. C
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COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
BOWMAN , ROHREE & CO. ,
Storage and Commission Merchants ,
PURCHASING AGENTS
And Dealers In nil klnda ol Produce Prompt attention given to alt cons'pnincntg.
NOS. 22 , 24 AND 20 PEARL STREET , COUNCIL DLUFF8 , IOWA.
. HI. IFOSTIEIR
-WILL SUPPLY ON SHORT NOTICE
Cut Flowers , Greenhouse and Vegetable
Plants
In their season. Orders promptly filled nnd delivered to Exprcsa office frco ot charge. Send lei
Catalogue ,
JSJC.TTJEME'S--
Mirrors , Upholstery , fabpairibg , Etc , Wood tu-d Metallic Coffins ,
No. 430 Broadway , Cur. liryant St. , Council Blufl'a , Iowa.
K > W A WYOMING COAL.
HANDLED WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ,
VTARR & REYNOLDS. 107 Main St.
METCALF BROS. ,
-WHOLESALE DEA..KRS IN-
Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves.
CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED.
GOTJMHTGXX. 3EBJC. U Jk'Ji'S ,
REAL ESTATE AGE3FT ,
Has For Sale , Town Lots , Improved and Unimproved , also , Railroad Lands ,
and a number 01 Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa and Nebraska.
Office with W. S. MAYNE , over Savings Bank , - COUSTOILi BLUFS
The New Styles for 188 .
WALL PAPER !
Largest Stock in Western Iowa.
I
11 PEARL STREET , COUNCIL B.UFFS , IOWA.
M " M s I
wiauuv ; TUB LAKOEST STOCK OK FINK
3 >
Slippers , Etc. ,
Within One Hundred and Fifty Miles of CouncI Bluffs.
Ml 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 , IOV *
M WEST SIDE SQUARE , CLARINDA IOWAt