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± > --"UOUJN < JJLL BLUJUTS. IOWA WEDNESDAY APBIL 5 lbS2. THE DAILY" BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS. Tuesday Morning April 4 auBscniPTiox KATES. Hj Cwlcr , - - - - - 20 nt rr ' " * 81000 r"S car. ByMMl. - - - p Office : No , 7 Pearl Street , Near . C. K. M.VYNE , Manner City Circulation. H. W. TILTON , City Editor. MINOR MENTIONS. Prang's I'aster Cards nt SeMnnn's. mchU-tUf IInvo you fccn that Tine I > iiplft7 of Easter CArds at Buslmcll & 13racketf. . inchlleodtf The old pound la to Lc re-Iea ed to the city for SO month , Diwid .Tcrnmn is strMng to secure the chance to collect the taTes The Hound Table had a plca aiiX nnd profitable e sion laitnlght. The city pri oner now have the prlv Siege of smmhlnsr stone quarried at Mnce donia , Someof the tol'ffraphlcand telephonic wires have been badly tangled by the winds , The street oprinklerfl were not needed j-csterday. The rain gave them and the dust a rest. Leave to wed win yesterday granted to Louli Hick' , of I'lattsinouth. Neb and Miss Sally M * . Hales , of this city. Tlireo new npfllcatlona for saloon licences have been pie-cntcd , 'lie appll canU bclnp C. Ininan , D. H. Cheney and McCafTco & Fov , The counly board of siipen i WB were in session nil of yesterday , but did little Icyond talkingo\er and deciding \ntious road changes and iinpro\cmentR. The Empire Hardware company is planning to put up a fine brick building > just north of the Shugart ngricilturnl I in plcmcnt warehousj on Main street , In the United States court yesterday the case of Hullowny , the Chicago , Burlington A : Quincy railway was still on trial , with no prispecta of reacliing an end , Some novel fc.iturc * of entsrtnimnent are being provided for the Baptist . ocml to be given to-morrow evening nt .T. I * . Filbert's , < n First , botwien Sixth and Seventh. The nigh wind of Monday ripped off some of the iron railing on the Bloon > er school , which the prev ions \vituln had failed to tear away , and also sent BOJUO pieces of slate flying into the nlr. ° The jury in the'caBo of Morri 'tried in the United States court for passing counterfeit money , have found him guilty , but recommended him to mercy , and ho now remains in jail awaiting sentence , The city's new teams hn\e been throwing style and boarding at the rate of 52.00 per day , Now they will Itccp house for themselves , the now engine house hav ing been madu ready yesterday for their occupancy. A.rcmonstrance has been presented to the council signed by fifty or more citi zens , protesting against the proposed raise of saloon licenses to. $1,000. The alder men having received no petition for a raise of the license , and having taken no action in that direction as yet , concluded there was nothing ts remonstrate against , and quietly directed the clorkto band the doc uments back to the parties giving it. Yesterday's Nonpareil's local columns - umns conta'ncd the announcement that there was "a report" in the city that Jossa James had been wliot at St. Joe , and tint the ncwegatherer of that ahcct had at once hastened to gather from an Iowa City man what ruuiora he. had heard on the train. In the meantime TIIK UEE'S wir"s were humming with the facts and details sent with lightning speed from the BCCUO of blood. Everybody who has n claim against the city wants to get it paid in police fund warrants , instead of general fund war rants. No ono blames them. The police fund warrants are paid in cash and at their face , while the others have to be Hold at a dhcount. The police of the city having had their pay reduced to sixty dollars a month , payable in general fund warrants , which would malic the pay equal to about fifty dollars cash , naturally object. They 03k the council to make the pay at least equal tu cash. Mr. E. K. Steinhilbcr is laying the foundation for the furniture factory , ui Seventh avenue , near the Chicago k North western track. Most of the lumber is on the ground , and the machinery is all pur chased. The building will be 70120 feet , and when completed will boa credit to ou city and add an important industry tu ou manufacturing interests. Air. S. expect to have it in full operation by the middl of July. Ha left hv.t Friday for Uav en port , and will return this inoinlii { . ' , will his family , when he will make hid future homo in our city , A change It proposed in the inaime of fcecurliif ! anil paying saloon Hceiibes Under the present mode the baloonlsts can pay in monthly or quarterly installments It ia proposal to fix the license at n fixe rate for a whole year and to grant llcona for any part of a year desired at proper , tlonato rate , hut that the cash must ac company the application instead of being pzid when the liieime U Issued. If any cue takes out a Hc nse for a fraction of a .year , then said liceiue is to expire at the time for which money Imi been paid , and A new application will needs be filed and .acted on anew. An attempt was madeyesterday to H . the relenie of William cure lirown on n writ of habeai carpus , lirown , as will be remembered , was arrested for stabbing a young man named Taylor , ut a Saturday night dance , and on having hU cxamina- tion before Juitice Abbott , wan held in the sum of $300or the grand jury to cci on his case. Yesterday lili attorney , John LIndt , appeared before Judge Ayles- worth , but the latter supported Justice Abbott , approving hit action ia the mat ter , end even went further , saying that ho thought the bonds ought to bo larger , ac cording to the serious nature of the case , as shown by the evidence. Justice Ab bott baa been remarkably fortunate In having his findings Approved by higher court , he not hiving made a tutu yet. j * ff MIDNIGHT MYSTERY : Pistol Shots , a Cry of Murder , nnd Evidences of a Struggle. The Diligent Search for the Corpse of a Supposed Murdered - ' dered "Woman. Who was It. end Wnnt Foul JJcect Did They Commit ? A mysterious allray occurred Mon day night in what is known aa "J > ud < Hollow. " Two men and a woman were noticed early in the evening in a covered buggy drawn * > y n rather lively Raited horse. Tho' rig passed up Uroadway early in the evening , and was noticed returning again about ! ) o'clock. At a still later hour of night the same rift and some parties wore ncen in the vicinity of Foster's green house on Howson street , and a little later some of Mr. Foster's folks heard screams , a cry of "murder , " two or three piatol shoti and other indications of a deadly struggle , in which was plainly heard a feminine voice. Then all was quiet. Word was at once sent to police headquar ters , and Oflicor Barhyto proceeded immediately to the vicinity and made a careful search , but found nothing to throw any light on the transact- ion. Yesterday morning another search was made by Chief Field. Ho found the tracks of a buggy , and ono place where the marks left by the wheels indicated that the bugpy had boon dricon out to ono side of the road. Near by were marks of footsteps aa though the parties in the butrgy had alighted. There was plainly seen the mark of the hcol of a fashionable feminine shoo. Near by was also found some pieces of a broken bottle , sunposed to have been a vial of chloroform , and still stranger , a gentleman's largo seal ring , which must have dropped off in the mysterious struggle. A little further along the ground vboro the marks of there having bccn < fi scuHlo of some kind. ' ' The police ware in a strange state of mystery all of yesterday. Dili gent search was made among the liv erymen to lind out where the rig came from and who hired it. The houses of prostitution were visi ted to find whether any of the girls had been out on a lark. In fact all possible avenues of informatinn 'woro followed out , but without any satisfactory clue being obtained. The lady is said to have worn a light hat , and the trio are BO well observed that it la certain that they were the parties concerned in the mysterious affair , but they were not nufliciontly identified as to bo placed and named. During yesterday several additional facts were learned. Witnesses were found who paid that they naw the two. men beating the women as the three rode by in the buggy , and some of the neighbors as sort that they saw the throe go by on the up trip , and noticing them on the return saw that the woman was not in the bupcty. Did they murder the woman ? Thus far no ono seems to know. Yesterday forenoon a man was noticed in the vicinity apparently hunting for the lost ring. After look ing about for some time ho started back down town , and a man living in the neighborhood followed him to find out who he. was , but was too fearful and following at too croat a distance , lost track of him , and hence lot go a very important thread to the unravel- ng of the mystery. The aeal ring und by the olllcora near the spot as a cheap , "snide" one , costing per- aps a dollar or BO. It was of too lit- o value to warrant a loser in > ending much time in finding it , nlcss ho feared that it might bo evi- cnco used against him. On the thor hand , if any fnul deed had been ommittod it would bo almost foolhar- incRs for ono of thu perpetrators tel l > pear upon the very scone of the ragcdy. Some are firm in the belief that the vholo sensation simply arose from a runkon spree , and that perhaps the rini ; of shots in a jovial way fright- nod the horse , causing a tip-over ant mash-up. There are some oircum tanccs , however , which finch a suppo ill on can hardly account for. An excellent collont opportunity is now presentee or showing what sort of detective talent the police force contains , BOTHERING BOWMAN. A Scbomo to Thwart the Appointing Power of the Mayor. There has been a seeming harmon ; between the new council and th now mayor , until the initial actio ; was taken in regard to park police men. A council committuo prcsonte at a recant meeting a report roconi mending that L. II. Wai I in and Mr , Jackson bo employed to look After th parks , the former to bo stationed i Ikylisa park and the latter In Fair mount park , and that they bo const ! tutod policemen with wages at 8-1 nor month. Attention was called t the fact that under the new order o things the mayor was maflo the hoai ot the police department , and to liii was given the appointing power. 0 the suggestion that the council couli not legally chposo park policomonth report was withdrawn and was nc entered as a part of the official pro ceodings. Mayor Bowman then de cided that if the power of appointing park policpinon fell to his lot ho would name as one Charles Warner , a colored man , well known as the jani tor of a number of public buildings in this city. The mayor had promised Warner and his colored friends that ho would make this appointment if ho had the power. ' At the mooting of the council Mon day night Alderman Goulden present ed an ordinance repealing the ono concerning paik policemen , The or dinance thus sought to bo repealed provides "that the council , on or be fore the first day of March , employ a lit and proper person to act and scrw ai a special policeman on and near the city park , andi who shall receive - ceivo ai his compensation the Bum of forty dollars per month , unless other wise fixed by the council , out of the ( .olico fund , and that such person shall bo so clnploycd from Iho 1st of March until the 1st of November of each year , and that such person shall bo nominated by the mayor and con firmed by the council. " The ordinance proposed by Alderman - man Goulden as repealing this is sim ply amendatory of it , so far as to re move the power of the mayor to ap point. It includes the same provi sions i in substance as the old ordi nance i , with this exception. The now ordinance i was giyen ono reading and laid 1 over. 1l Mayor Itowman again announced that l , until tlm proposed ordinancedid pass 1 , ho had the right to appoint , and 1i ho therefore named Chirlcs Warner again i , and loft it o the council to confirm i or rojcct. They did neither , but 1 lot the matter rest there , lTnder the * new form of government the mayor ] has the right at any time to ap point special policemen until the next meeting of the council , and ho pro poses lo appoint Warner from time to time , and keep him at work until the council takes action. As the council mcuta every evening this week , ho can only appoint a day at a timo. it is apparent that some in the council favor the appointment of some other person than Warner , and are seeking to circumvent the mayor by taking the power of appointment out of his hands. The mayor now has the right to appoint all policemen , and the proposed ordinance seeks to evade this by making the men have simply the powers of police in making arrests for offenses in the park. It is evident that the whole is sim ply an issue between the mayor , who favors Warner , and seine of the coun cil who tavor others. Who will win I A GOV-EUNMENT BUILDING. Shall Council Bluffs Have Ono , and , if Eo , How ? The general desire felt hero for a government building , roomy enough to j acco inn odatc Uncle Sam's business , and beautiful enough to be in keeping with the size and prosperity of the city , causes the question to bo re peated daily , when and how shall it bo had ? The bill introduced into congress for an appropriation for that purpose has been reported upon fa vorably by the committee who had it in hand , and it now awaits the action of the house. The fear is naturally felt that it will meet the fate of pre vious bills and die without reaching a vote , unless some special effort is made to force attention to its merit ? . Bills have lately passed for govern ment buildings in New York , Colum- bua and Minneapolis , and ntill Coun cil BluD's ia left in the pigeon hole. As an indication of the number of like bills introduced , it is stated that there are 123 calling for a total appro priation of $17,300,000. The bill providing for a building hero stands therefore but little cl-ancc , unless some special effort is made in its bo- half. half.Tho The board of trade at its meeting Monday night had this topic under consideration , but there was so light an attendance that nothing practical was decided upon. The showing of apathy on the part of citizens is an in dication of ono cauao why Ceuncil Bluffs does not succeed in crowning its wishes with success. When Chicago cage wants anything it goes for it by day and by night until it geta it. Omaha ban a good deal of this spirit , no , and Council lilufid should have iioro of it. Such slimly attended .icotincjs , when said important mat- era are at stake , indicate too little ifo , pluck and determination. It is expected that a special moot- ng will bo called sometime this week , 'f not , another mooting will surely bo icld next Monday evening , Stops mould at once bo taken to bring a pressure to bear , and forces at work to accomplish the desired ond. This city is entitled to a government build- 'ng the government needs ono , It ihould bo got , if among the poasibil ties. 11 is encouraging to know that some of our leading citizens expect soon to bo in Washington and will do what they can for the bill. It is stated that Father McNonomy expects to start for Washington in the course ol a few days. A number of sites are talked of for tho'building , provided it can bo had. Among these is the property nearly opposite the court hoiuo. The boani of trndo is to tuko up this question , and dccido upon some location to recommend to congress , The citizens should bo alive to these questions , and bo willing to put in time am thought into helping along this anc ether enterprises of great moment to this city. HEADERS OF THE BEE , Wo are trying to got your trade , am by HOSKHT niiAi.iNOK and oooi > HOOT. AND SHOES to hold it. / . T. LJ.NDSKV & Co The case of Plot son , charged with as vaulting ami robbing Mrs. Uubbard , wo before Ju lgt > Ayheworth yesterday after noun , and continued until this morning , Some of the residents on Dromhva lm > o joined In a petition for the pullln down ot an old , rickety frame building No. 200 Broadway , rear the Uryan bouse. It li claimed that it Is too nine of a tlndt r box , A GOOD MAN GONE. A man wont astray and ullowcc himself to bo induced to buy a pair o shoddy shoes. The doctors disagreed ono said it was lock-jaw , and thro said the sheet iron counters , pin board insoles and rusty nails in hi shoes produced the fatal disease which shall bo nameless hero ; ( wi don't ' know how to spell it and only doctor con pronounoo it ) but th moral is , buy honest made shoos , i they do cost a few cents more po pair , and live long And comfortable Our boots and shoes are the best w can got made , It 7 T. LINDSEV & Co. PERSONA ! . . J , B Luc.is , a well known attorney at lissouri Vall v , was in the city jester , nyon legal ImslruM , nnil dropped into 'iieJJKP oliice to expret * his .goodwill and ell uith < . A number of Chicioam fttpa at tlio Og- en house , cilltd hltlicr by business in the 'niled States court. Among them are 'homm Uraltey , 1 ! . N. Dunham , L. II , iisbpe , i : . , r. Iv.v , 1 * . Pickering , and 0 , C. Mitchell. FIIESII LOT OF MULES. Mace Wise has just received HO icad of fine mules , which ho offers for ale at low prices. Call and ECO them t MACE WISE'S BAUX , Scott street , icar Broadway , Council Bluffs. rn30-4t The Boat nnd the Cheapest , Dot oil I'rco Prcjs. In a fit of desperation , says a cor espondent , I went the other day own to Chinatown , which is another name for the lower end of Mott street , n search of a servant , I wont intone no of the groceries , and a grave and ovorond Chinamen , who looked as if 10 had the wisdom of the centuries nd the concentrated cunning of a liousand foxes , twisted up in his pig- ail , oycd mo from behind his round oggles , and asked inn my errand. "I rant a servant. " ' 'You want China > oy for do cookee ? " "Yes , and any- lung else ho's asked to do. " "How nuch you give' " "Whatovor is ight. " That phrase seemed to please am. His eyes twinkled , and ho con- inupd : "I got you China boy you javhim § 30 month. " "Too much. " 'You pay him § 30 month ? Why not ? You p y Melican girl § 15 month. Ono China boy worth , two Molican irl. ' Melican girl put hair in pie. Jhina boy no put hair in pie. Moli- an girl ah make man como into your louse. China boy ho no make man omo into your house. You pay Mnli- an girl $ lfi month , she eat $20 mouth ; you pay China boy § 30 month , 10 eat § 1 month. You pay Molican girl $15 month , and Molioin girl boss. You pay China boy § 30 month , and rou boss. You all glad you pay China boy $30 month by and by , China boy ask $10 then. " "Old man , " aaid sadly , "you are right ; it is vorth $15 n month to bo boss in your own house , but I can't cll'jrd the lux- iry , " and I ' .urn away. As I lifted ho latch of the door the animated old del said oracularly : "You como. jain aomotime , sure. When all ishes broke you como back for China > oy. China boy cheap for § 30 nonth. " PLEASURE PARTY. If you are a party who would have pleasure , buy a pair of our honest nado , comfortable fitting , stylish hoes. X. T. LI.NDSEV & Co. She Forgot She Was Married , liici 'o Inter-Ocean , It is related of an absent-minded young lady that , having been duly named , she started oil'on her br'dal our. The party stopped at a wcsl- rn city. So far , good. Some time n the night there came a succession f terrific shrieks from the room oc- upied by the bride and groom , and , ho clerks , porters and employes gen- rally rushed up stairs only to moot a rantic female figure , clad in white , eeing in desperate haste from her partment , crying : "Oh , there's a lan in my room ! " The clerk rushed n and found the groom half disrobed , tandincc in the middle of the floor , no boot on and the ether in his hand , tie picture of amazement. Ho ox- lainod that ho had just como up tairs and was in the act of undress- tig , his wife having previously ro- ired , when she suddenly awoke with shriek and fled. "What was the latter ? " asked the clerk. "Danni- o , " said the husband. Just then the irido , onvoloped'in a huge bed-spread irocured for her by a chambermaid , amo back , looking very red and oolish , and in half a minute she ox- ilained the mystery by saying : "Oh , iYed , I forgot I was married , and vlienl awoke I was so frightened. " skicngo's Scalawag Party "Wins National Associated Press. CHICAGO , April 4. The elections are progressing quielly. A slow and steady rain has been falling nearly all ho morning. The conditions presage i light vote and a scalawag victory. COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Spcchl advertisements , Lost , round , To Loan , For Sale , To Hcnt , Wants , Uoanllnsr , etc. , will bo Inserted In thli column at the low rate of TEN CUNTS VRl\ UNEor the Oat Insertion and FIVE OK.\"T8 PEH LINE ( or cath subsequent Insertion vo aJv erlUcmunU At our olllce , No , 7 1'ea'l Street , near llrcadnny. \ /ANTKl > A nldcw lady v\lth four ehll- W drenuint8 to Keep liouso cm a farm. Tor inqulie at Duo Otllcu. ANTED A Rood raner limuer at onto. WANTED K. Heard , Council KENT Ono or two unfurnished roonw , FOIt or without board. Comonicnt to trans cr , Mrs.V H , Uradburjt , Fourth au1 iio , second west door west Sotimtcinth Btreet aj)5 Ct . \V , I. . 1'ATTO.V I'hjilctan and Oculist DU. euro an ) cas of ore ojoJ. It U only a matter of time , and can euro Roiierallv it Irom tbrce to the \\ocVir-lt uial.cs no differ cnco how Ion ; ; dUuneO. Will utralehten crj-i i-yt , opcratu and remove I'orrglnnii , itc , and insert ftrtiaclalcjcs opt-tf SALK He.vit.ful resIJenco , ot , tfiC FOR notlilnuoun , andSJ jwr week only by t.\-MAVOlt VADQliAN aplS-tt * NVONi : WANTING noirujllne cu llty broon > cor" * ? * > & ta Kit H by writing to 1' . r. MAYNB , Ojuncll Dlufli. 171011 SAI.K-451 , cue Mexican National $1 , < XK | > coui'on ' bond ; vuluo and hUtorv tftiknowu A. P. I'AfcKAHD , m0-7t Wciton , Iowa 'ANTKD To buy iKHifflaml lot on month ) ; ] U ) mi ntn. AddaX , Bco ottke. matlS-tf , AM'l.l ) 'lo mitaBtiull cotlotfo at ume w AJdrcsa C. M , , or vwiulro at liKK cilice feb2MI \17ANTED-To rent A ten room homo InV Vsome ceod neighborhood or twoguullc hoimi lido ( > / tide , Atldrcsa I * . O , Box 707 Couiull JJIuOs , or apiilp at UKK otllco , CouncI UluiM. ( MI \irAMKU-hvcrytXHly In Council illuflu t W to tukaTui UKK , 20 ccnta jwr week , do Ihcrod by carrier * . oiHio , No 7 Pearl btrtwt near lrow ! ay. To buy 100 toni broom corn WANTED * addreM Couucll DluO Broom Factory , Council Bluff * , Iowa. 6M-20tf BALE Old rapcra S&o per hundred , a FOK Ute office. Council ItluAj. < KENT Urge houw , centrally located FOU uround * , etc. , $23 per month. Enqulr at U offlce , apll-tf TOO UTTERLY UTTER ! TEA GO. Are Supplying the Aesthetic Wants of the Public in FINE GROCERIES , With Everything in Staples at the Lowest Prices , Fresh Roast Coffees , Chioce Drawing Teas. Boston Tea Co. 16 Main St , and 16 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs , W.W.SHERMAN MANUFAOTUUKH OF Road , Track , Coach & Livery FINE WORK A SPECIALTY. : . It. SIIEItMAX , liu-dncs ! Manager. WM. CIllUSTOl'HEa , Mechanical Manncr. 124 S. Main St. , Council Bluffs , In. The Loading GROCERY HOUSE IN THE CITY. We keen everything you want n First Chss , Choice , Clean GKOCEBIES and PROVISIONS It will pay you to look our es- ablishment throughEvery - ihing sold for Cash , and at the rery closest margins , We have i line of lOo CANNED GOODS , And we also sell the finest Im- jorted Goods , Eastern andWest- irn Goods put up All Canned Joods reduced 10 per'cent. Send for our Prices , Strict attention paid to Mail Orders. Agents for Washburn's Super- ative Flour , F , J , OSBOENE & CO , , 162 Broadway , Opposite Ogden House. , COUNCIL BLUFFS IRON WORKS , MANUFACTURERS OF ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY Ofllco nnd Works , Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. We glc special attention to Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces , HOISTERS AND GENERAL MILL MACHINERY , HOUSE FRONTS. GENERAL REPAIR WORK will toccho prompt attention. A general as sortment ol Brass Goods. Belting , Pitring , AND SUPPLIES FOR Foundry , Pig Iron , Coke , Coal , CEAS , HENDRIE , President , 2i OSCAR WILDE 2. GAS FIXTURES. Bixby & Wood , THE PLUMBERS. On Bancroft or ( Fourth Streets. ) J. M. PALMED , DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT , - COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , MAUREB & ORAIG- , ARTISTIC POTTERY , Rich Out Gloss , Flno French China , Silver Ware &c. , 810 UROJUWAT. COUNCIL ULUKFS , IOWA MRS. W , fl , HILTON , M , D. , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON , 222 Broadway , Council Bluff * Ors : Woodbury & Son , Cor. Pearl A lit A\e. COUNCIL OLUFl'S. W. S. AMKNT. JACOB BIU8 AMENT & SIMS , AttornBys & Oounsellors-at-Law ! OOUN OIL BLUFFS , IOWA , HARKHESS , ORCUTT & CO. , Broadway , Cor , Fourth St , Council Bluffs , Iowa. mar-2-3m J. MUELLER' Omckering , Weber. Lindeinan , J. Mueller and ether Pianos , $20O and upward. Burdett , Western Cottage , ; Tabor and Paloubet Organs , $50andupward. Musi 3VL cal Merchandise of every discription. u& . Italian Strings a specialty ; imported direct. Music Books , Sheet-Music , i'oys , , Goods Wholesale TJ Games Fancy , and Re iL tail. Pianos and Organs sold for Cash and on Time. Stock is largo , full and com- plete. Musical Journal iroo on. applica S tion. Correspondence Solicited , Address : O J. MUELLER , I 103 South 5th Street. O IE COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. BOWMAN , EOHREB & CO. , Storage and Commission Merchants , PDBOHASINO AOENTS An J Dealers in all kinds ol Produce Prompt attention tjlvon to all consignments. NOS. 22 , 24 AND 20 PEARL STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. W. HI. WILL SUPPLY ON SHOUT NOTICE Cut Flowers , Greenhouse and Vegetable Plants In their season. Orders promptly filled nnd delivered to Express office free ol charge. Send far Catalogue , Sirrors. Upholstery. Eepairing , Etc , Wood and Metallic Coffins. No.130 Broadway , Cor. Uryant St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa. IOWA WYOMING COAL. HANDLED WHOLESALE AND RETAIL , STARR & REYNOLDS. { 07 Main St. METCALF BROS. , WHOLESALE DEALERS . IN Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves. CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED. V BEaa 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 , - COTJNTgiL BLTJFS The New Styles for 1882. Largest Stock in Western Iowa. Iowa.'I 'I 'e 11 PEARL STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , T WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OP FINE BOOTS ! SHOES , Slippers , Etc. , Within One Hundred and Fifty Miles of CouncI Bluffs. All lail 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. UNDSEY & CO. , 412 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOW1 And WEST SIDE SPARE , CLARINDA IOWA ,