Nebraska Newspapers

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THE DAILf BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Monday Morning April 17.
SUBSCRIPTION RATESS
By Carrier , - - - - - SOccnUpcrweeV.
EylUil , - - - - - - - ttO.00 p r Year ,
Offlco : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near
Broadway.
C. E. MAYNE , M n per City Circulation.
H. W. TILfrOK , City Ejdltor.
MINOR MENTIONS.
Elegant millinery at Bltti' .
apr 17-31
BechtcWs hotel on Broadway has
"had Its front repainted neatly ,
The Round Table meets to-in rrow
evening at the homo ot Mr. IlnrkntM.
The best 25 cent hat Jn the city at
Bliss' , aprlTtf
The Testry room of the Congrcga <
tlonal chnrch Is still undergoing repairs.
Joseph Keller make * rolls Up In the
latest stylci ftt 310 Broadway. apl4-tf
Havorlj'e Strategists giro the only en.
tertatnment promised hre for this week ,
their date being the 22u.
Charlc * Moore Is greatly Iniprorlng
the residence property which ho lately
purchased en Bancroft itrcet ,
The largest line ot linen and lace col'
lars In the latest stylea at Bltsa. '
aprlTtf
The Nonpareil gays : "Men who betray
tray their trusts in public positions llro In
luxury upon ill gotten gains. * ' It ought to
bnow ,
The Y. M. O. A. hold a buiinesa am
soclnl meeting at the Baptist church this
evening , nnd all interested in this work
are cordially Invited.
The saloons \rcro moro nearly closet
yesterday than any Sunday for months
pnst. Front doon were kept nhut , cur
tains down , and the only chance for thirsty
souls waa to crawl quietly through semi
aide or rcnr entrance ,
The Episcopal church folks havi
arranged for an entertainment a
Dohany'd one week from this eronlnpf
Among the talent secured ia MI > 8 Bell
Jlou o , an elocutionist , and Miss Anna D
Flalster , a vocalist , both from Dubnquo
The base ball season opened Saturda ;
afternoon by a gnrae on the Union 1'aclfii
grounds between a nine from tbo frelghl
office hero , and a nlno from the Omaha
office. The Omaha team took the ciko by
one run , they securing 10 , while thoBlulT
got 18.
Remember the concert and ball to be
given by .Berry's juvenile band at Bloom
& Nixon's hall this ovcning. They shoult
be given a hearty support , as they area
credit to the city , and have shown mud
proficiency nnd enterprise. Moreover , th
entertainment itself will bo ono of mer !
and interest.
One of the Council IJluffa reporters
was switched clear oft the track by being
informed that the iron pipe being laid on
Broadway was for water works purposer
He had stretched out an account of th
beginning of operation ? , and was Hearing
the end of the column before ho was Be
xight and told that it was only a gas main.
The work of equalizing the taxes ha
progressed rather slowly. Last 'Frida ;
evening there was no session of the coun
ell , there not being a quorum. Saturday
night adjournment was taken until this
Afternoon at 1:30 : o'clock , when it is ex
ected that tbo finishing touches will bi
iven.
I
A number of the subscriber * to TH :
I/ BEE have Accepted the suggestion tn'ado t
provide boxes for the carrier boys to deposit
posit the papers in , and as many others
can conveniently should follow suit
Much annoyance in saved by thus protect
ing the paper from storms , 'from being
rained upon , or blown about the yord.
The members of the ? hilbarmonli
society and other singers interested in thi
temperance work , arc requested to , mcei
at the Baptist chapel next Tuesday oven
las , the 18th Inst , , at 7:39 o'clock- prepare
pare music for tbo temperance meeting
to bo bold in Dohany'a ball the evening o
the 25th inst. Bring along ' Lost and
saved. "
One of tke transients at the Bryan1
bouse yesterday slightly checked off hi
name on th register , as though lib bll
bad been settled , and then sought to slide
out with ills valise. The proprietor Inter
feted with a poker , and mad o the young
man drop the grip , but could not preven
him .from running away. Officers were
ent out to bunt him up.
Public notice bos been given I that 81
reward is offered by the park commitU
for the arrest and conviction of any on
for cutting timber in Fulrmount park.
Tile council have hired one man to loo' '
after that park "with power to maintain
order and protect the interests of the cit
In or about the park , " It Booms needles
to hire a man at S40 a month to watch th
patk and then pay printer's bills and olfe
rewards to keep folks from cutting tlra
ber.
There have of late been "many com
plaints of letters being rnlased between
bere and Omaha , and in the attempt U
solve the mystery there has been come lit
tie suspicion thrown upon the Counc !
Bluffs office. The employes bere fee
* lightly relieved now by the news that th
thief has been cojight ou the other aide ,
nd that be proves not to be a postofiic
employe at all , but a messenger boy fo
one of the newspaper * , who was allowet
access to tbo postofllco In mailing th
papers ,
At the Baptist church last evening th
Sunday school held a song service and con
cert which proved of Interest to the good
lied audience there gathered. There was
a good supply of inusla boh ( by the clil
dren and by MI.i Merkel , MM , Ilaucbett
Mrs. Seaman and others. Mrs. Hnnchet
also gave a pleasing reading There wer
a number of recitations and Bongs by tb
i little folks and a'very interesting excreta
; entitled "Stepping Heavenward , " in which
I etepa trimmed In green served us a basl
! for mottoes , one above the other , showin
I the various virtues to be practised to gain
< heaven. A B each motto wosputinplac
appropriate venea were repeated , and
V the very finish a tiny llttlo girl placed a
( buVet of flowers AS a crowning beauty
I -with Out words , "J xcept ye become OB lit
i tie children ye cannot enter into the king
dom of ticaven , " , The respo'nslye service
juid fxercitti proved very interesting , *
A LOST HEIRESS.
A. Diligent Search Being Made
for a Young Lady of
Wealth ,
An Apparent Attempt to Keep
Her Oat of Sight nnd Hearing -
ing of Her Friends.
She Romnlna n Ignorance of the Fact
tliat She baa Property.
Some six or seven years ago a
ftrntly named NcfT , living it St. , Dor-
oin , Mo. , were broken up by the
death of the father , and that of the
mother following soon after , the two
sons and two daughters were soon
loparatod , taking up their homes in
different localities nrid with different
families. There was some property
oft to them , nnd n guardian was ap
pointed to look after their interests ,
some of this property was Bold and
divided , and a portion belonging to
the heira was received by them.
There was nome property , however ,
which was said to bo covered with
mortgages and otherwise encumbered ,
so that the settlement of it was
delayed year after year , the heirs sup
posing that it amounted to too little to
worry over or look after.
It appears that ono of the daugh
ters , Miss Cora Noff , is entitled to "n
lar o amount yet , no settlement hav
ing been made with her , and her
share of the estate proving to bo moro
valuable than any supposed it to bo.
She was but a child when the homo
was broken up , and eho was taken by
a family and soon after transferred to
another family , and soon lost sight of
altogether. Ono of the brothers is
living among the Indians , nnd , the
other has not boon hoard of for some
time. Ono sister , Mies Bhoda Noff ,
has lived in this city and in Omaha
for some time , where she still is mak
ing her homo with her uncle ,
Mr. William Kimball , who hai
fcdon a resident hero for ever
thirty years. This sister has not mot
her younger sister Cora for fully six
years , and has lost all track of her.
She has several times received reports
concerning her whereabouts , but on
tracing them up has found that it wna
some one's else sister and not hers , or
that her sister had lefb before olio
could roach her. She at ono time
learned that she was in a hotel at
Corning , but on going there found
that her sister had gone. At _ another
time she got proof that her sister was
in. Council Bluffs , in company with
some ono , but who the person waa
could not bo learned. She remained
hare but a day or two. The last trace
was that she a few months ago wont
with a family to Colorado , and she is
supposed to bo some where in that
part of the country.
It is thought a key has boon found
to explain the diftculty of tracing up
the missing girl. It is said , that var
ious advancns have have , boon made
by certain parties to got control of
the property in which she still retains
an interest , and it is claimed that tbo
property is of so much greater value
than was originally supposed as to
prove a motive for designing persons
to > keep her in ignorance concerning
herown rights and own wealth , and
to keep her whoroabouta from those
of .her friends who -would gladly enlighten
lighten her.
Miss Cora Noff , the missing heiress ,
ia now only seventeen yenra old , and
being thrown out of homo aa a girl ,
has had little or no advantages BO far
as can bo learned. She has worked
in different families and as long as she
is cut off from communication with
hor'friouds , has no way of learning
that she is the rightful possessor of
enough property to place liar above
want. The sister hero is satis lied that
she is still being kept in iguoranco for
the purpose of keeping her out of the
property , and hence is now using all
possible means to thwart such a scheme
by hunting her up and getting her to
assort her rights.
TWINKLE , TWINKLE.
What i the Stars Eave to Report as to
Scenes Upon the Strooto.
( A deaf and dumb cripple , who has
already gained a suQlcinut notoriety
in Omaha by hia ugliness and un-
couthncsa , was looking over Council
Bluffs yesterday , begging for victuals ,
frightening good housewives and inno
cent children , Chief Fields under
took to arrest him. The mute showed
light , brandished his crutch , and
lively ecufllo ensued , in which the
inuto succeeded in breaking the chief'a
watch-chain , and biting } iq v out of
his cano , as ho fortunately got th at
between his tooth in his attempt to sot
them into the chiefs flesh. The mute
was successfully looked up , at last ,
and will liavo aa much of a hearing this
morning aa a deaf man can have ,
The marshal of Boone telegraphed
hero Saturday for the oflicera to arrest
Daniel Davenport , for embezzlement.
Davenport was formerly connected
with the street cur stables hero and
bin face was not a strange ono.
Oflicor Brooks captured him , and his
effects proved to bo about $00 in
cash. The charge which Davenport
will bo called on to answer is that of
embezzling some money entrusted to
htm to buy cattle with , he being en
gaged in the stock business.
Pat Brady , for being very drunk
WOH arrested by Ofliccr Brooks yester
day , and will have , a Hearing this
morning ,
James Johnson had BOIIIO alterca
tion with Mr. Dolmny on Baturday ,
and1 the latter tried to drive him nway
from hia stable with a whip. John-
BOU MOS ugly full and shied a brick ut
Dohany'a head. Oillcer Homo col
lured him and1 booked him fpr dis
turbing the peace.
Peter Began , who Booms 19 , bo the
victim of a mild form of insanity , is
also in the hands of the police , who
don't know what to do with him , ho
being hardly crazed enough to send to
ail jiuauo asylum , and yot'harmlosi ' ,
pennlloai and cjuoor ,
Jonn Wittigslayer was arroatod by
Officers .Brooks and Cusick. ITo has
been keeping a saloon under Plan
ner's hall , and lately made H bill of
sale to his wife , who in turn disposed
of the properly for several hundred
dollars. The husband coming homo
ftir supper , pretty badly sot up , made
an abrupt demand for lomo of the
wealth , and on her refusing , kicked
over the supper table and wound up
by knocking his wife down , draping
her ore in mourning. She complained
and had her husband locked up , but
yesterday morning ho was released on
the strength of his leaving § 100 in
cash , which ho had in his pocket , and
which serves as security for his ap
pearance for n hearing this morning.
J , D. Smith , for disturbing the
peace wai arrested by Officers Ster
ling } j and Cusick , and will come before
the bar this morning.
Steve 'Dunn for a like offense was
run in.
John Manning for tarrying too
long at the cup , is now working out
about $7 worth on the stono-pilo.
Go to Hughes ifc Towsloo , 12 Main
street , for fine candies.
PEKSONAli.
Dr. Paulfon hai retnrncd from Kansas.
Col , A. Cochran has gone to his farm ,
near Little Sioux , to spend a few days.
Judge Jamea O. Day , of Sidney , spent
Sunday in this ! ty.
Auditor Burke has so for recovered that
be Is expected to be at hia desk to-day ,
Kev , Cyrus Hamlln will spend several
uaya this week at Lewis , attending the
Congregational association.
/ . Gcorgo T. Shaw , of llouk Island , nnd
E , A. Shaw , of Atlantic , were together at
tha Ogden house yesterday.
II. M. Stevens leaves to-morrow for a
week's trip in the Interests of the Bunkers'
Life Association , of which ho has been
been appointed agent for this part of the
state.
state.Mrs. . Lewis , of Aurora , 111. , Is in the
city visiting her brother I > r ; Hanchett.
From hero she expects to go to Dakota , to
make her homo with another brother who
is juatopcnlng up a largo stock farm there.
A. .II. Brown , the enterprising newr-
man of Walnut , and lately appointed as
sistant postmaster there , waa in the city
Saturday and took time to drop into TUB
BEE of Dee and give some words of good
cheer.
A fresh and choice lot of bananas
just received at Hughes & Towsloo , 12
Main street.
Down on Dowdy.
Complaint has boon made that
Dowdy is still selling drinks at his
place near Dohany's ' hall without the
needed license , nnd the council has
instructed the city attorney to look
after him. Some time ago Dowdy
filed the bond and petition for a li
cense , and the old council granted him
ono. On complaint of Mr. Dohany ,
however , mi injunction was secured
against llecordor Burke preventing
him from Uauing the liconso. Dowdy
appeared and tendered the cash , but
the recorder refused , to receive it.
Then Dowdy was arrested for selling
without a license. Mr. Aylosworthwas
his attorney , and claimed that the
council , by granting the license ,
was estopped from prosecuting him ,
and while pressing this theory the case
was continued. In the meantime
Dowdy was arrested and put in jail on
account ot an unpaid fine for vi elation
cf United States revenue lawTho
license case was lost sight ot , and
there the matter stands.
It is thought that before a case can
bo made the council must rescind the
action granting him a license , and that
in this way only can the matter bo
unsnarled , and the saloon closed up ,
Down on Its Own Cltv.
The Nonpareil yesterday morning
devotes a column or moro to an
alleged editorial in which it soaks to
picture this city as ono in which
"crime's carnival is practically unin
torruptod. " It seeks to advertise this
city , BO far as its limited circulation
will permit , as a heinous holl-holo
where man's life and woman's virtue
are not safe for a moment. If such a
charge was true , there might bo some
ground for its thus representing its
follow citizens to whom it looks for its
own broad and butter , but the facts
are far different , Ono might expect
after roading'its editorial picturing of
"crime's carnival" in this city to find
its local columns filled with accounts ol
murders , robberies , swindles and
assaults , as a verification of its edi
torial , but strange enough the report-
era do not seem to have found
any of thcso facts , with which
the editor seems to bo so
conversant. There is enough deviltry
in this city , but not moro than in
other cities of its BIZO , and while the
Nonpareil is justified in thumping
whatever evils it may find , it is by no
moans justified in picturing this city
as so much oi n hell aa to warn people
not to come to trade hero or to livo.
In its mysterious malice it does not
confine itself to pouncing upon crime ,
but as usual on Sunday mornings ,
classes preachers and nhurnh folk in
with thieves , prostitutes and trick
stora. It punctuates its editorial with
suoli flings aa "street phurUoca , "
"well dressed Bauetity , " "stump
speeches to the throne of grace , " "di
luted piety , " etc. In thid city thft
Nonpareil B utterances will cause only
a smile , aa it is known hero ; but il
any stranger should happen to see a
stray copy , let him not bo alarmed ,
and shun the city. Council Bluffi
has some bad folks , too many bad
folks , but not moro than other cities
of iU size , and mon and eyon women
have been known to have walked the : i
streets without being murdered.
A Public Benefactor's Will-
Nitlounl Auctociatwl l'rou .
\VILKESBAIIKE , Pa. , April 15. After
the funeral of the late Judge T. Oator-
hout to-day , his will was road. II
leaves a fund variously estimated al
from $250,000 to § 3W,000 , to found
the Oatorhout frco public library in
Wilkosbarro , the library fund to bo
invested for five years before the erec
tion of a building i * begun , and the
Vfyoming Historical Society to , have
a room for library and scientific pur-
poaoa free. Ho leaves (500,000 to
relatives and friends.
TRAMPS AT THE TRANSFER.
Tlioy Badly Frighten an Innocent Old
Woman and Threaten Violence.
A number of tramps , honoring about
the transfer , visited in a rude and in
sulting manner last Friday night n litto
housoin thatpartof thocity. Thehouso
was occupied by a ifckly woman , of
rather advanced ago , and three or tour
children. The tramps came in a body
n the middle of the night , anJl after
threatening to knock down the door
not admitted , the woman opened it ,
and they swarmed in and took com-
[ iloto possession. They insisted on
iiavlng Bomothing to oat , and after
tantalizing and scaring the occupants
of thohonsotook their leaveTho police
were informed and went in search of
thcso ruffianly fellows , but could not
find them. Two or three tramps wore
found near the transfer nnd were
brought to the house for the family to
identify , but they did not prove to
bo the ones wanted , and were released
with the warning to leave town in-
atanter. Traces were found where
the tramps had slept in a car , and an
empty jug was discovered which bore
the proof of having been used for
holding whisky.
Ladies , ' Children's and Men's Dog
Skin Shoes just received warranted
to out-wear anything made of leather.
Call and see them at J. B. FIL
BERT'S , 347 Broadway , ap-15 ot
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special lulicrtlicinonU , O
Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Kent ,
Want * , Boarding , etc. , will be Inserted In thll
column at tbo low rate ot TEN CENTS PER
LINE for tha first Insertion and FIVE CEKTS
PER LINE ( or each subsequent Insertion.
Leave ( ulr crtlsemcnts at our office , No. 7
1'carl Street , near Urcndwoy.
/"I o to the Excelsior fhoteitrapn glleiy for
VjT the bo.t work In thin city , luOUaln Ht.
apr7Jm
To buy or have built , ft cotUiro
WANTED installments. Addrcta P. O.
box 90S or Inquire t Ilio lice ofllco , prU (
BALK Welbcrfrund , or Woman's
Friend , tho. { ( teat t.erman discovery ,
'osltlre cure fur female weakneea In all Its
various forms and Btnziw. At
uprlS.ltn DEIIAVKN'S DiwgStore.
171 OK HALK hx-Major VauKhan cdcts the
Jj "t o stores" and "two eight-room resi
dences" adjoining Doharj's opera hou o and
opposite th'o city market , lor sale or trade it a
bargain. The tour buildings ro well ada > ted
fora large boat dine establishment , hoto , hos
pital , etc. apir-tf
1 O31 A bull pup ; leather colUr wiiu brads
Jj set In It ; wulto with two br ndlo spots on
his back ; answers to the name of "Cap- " Finder
plcaso leave word at The Bco olHco. It
" 1J17 AN'l'BD Uooks to kieii vhuie work can
YV bndono morning and evening alee copy.
Ing. All business couflilentlnl. for lurthcr
j-urtlculirs call at 331 Broadway , Zd floor , or
oddrcss D. B. Mono. Hl2 tf.
XTTANTED A peed girl for general house
W work on who Is worth good waiesand ;
In willing to earn them. Ap'ily at URR office.
I'carl street. aK-tf.
\Ti ANTED Active , intolllzent Solicitors for
YY tholtuttial Benefit Association of Council
Bluffs for towns nd counties In Iowa , Apply
personally or by letter to the Secretary. aS-2 r
Asvldow lady with four chil
dren wants ttfkcep hou'e on a farm. For
pirtlculars Inquire at Dee Office.
SALE Stock and fixtures of a Meat
FOR located on Broadway- ; best location
and larsest cash trade In Council B uffj owner
has other business. Fo. particulars address P ,
Obox. 127(1 ( , Council IJIuflla. . apilfitf
OH RENT Ono or two furnished rooms ,
with or without board. Comcitcnt to
trana'cr. Mrs. W B. Bradbury , Fourth ave
nue , eectndieit door etk Seventeenth street.
apB-61
. W. L. VAT-rON PJjysldan and OculUt.
DR.
Can euro any case of core cyc . It Is only
a matter of time , and can cure generally in
from tbreo to fire weeks-It makes no differ
ence how long diseased. Will straighten crotB
cjca , operate and remoro rtyrcgmnm , etc. , and
Insert artificial eyes ap5-tt
KENT THO nicely furnished rooms to
tinKlOL'cntlciuciiln very desirable location ,
tpll-lf J. W. fiQUIUE &CO.
TTOOH KENT. Two $20 houses and one store ,
JJ 829 U road way. Apoly
aprll-lnf A 11. WILSON.
/"ANTED An experienced waiter at No.
/ 1007 Farnhaui street , Omslm Neb.
aprll-3tt JOHN HKRUirT.
TTlOK BALK llcmhful residence Ints , $60
t < each ; nothing down , nnd 93 per neck only ,
by KX-JIAYOU VAUdlJAN.
np3-tf !
A NYONE WANTING soireflno quality broom
_ A corn teed can ctt it by writing to
upl3-tf P. 1' . MAYNE , ( Jsuncit DIufT. .
To buy liou'ound lot on monthly
WANTKD . Addrcs X , Uco oIEce.
marlS-tf ,
To rent a email cot I ago M once.
WANTKU ' C. M. , or enquire at BKX oOlcc.
fcb24.lt
Everybody In Council Bluffi lo
WANTED Til > lhi , 20 cent * per week , do
llvcted by carriers. Office , No 7 Pearl Street' '
near Broadway ,
"TT7"ANTKD To buy 100 tons broom com.
W r ° r particular ! address Council Bluffi
Broom Factory , Council BluD , Iowa. 668-SOtf
FOR SALE Old papers ! So nor hundred , a )
The Bee office. Council Plugs. e27-tt
THOU KENT Largu Douse , centrally 1'cated ,
I1 nlco ground ) , etc. , 8 5 per month. Enqulro
atUKKolllco. apll-
DOHANY'S OPERA HOUSE.
Sunday Evening , April IBtli ,
Under the aulccs | cf the National lceum
Bureau , of Doiton.
SPIRITUALISM
ox r orxcx A x. ,
Ily a Jury rf the pocpU at large. If there U any
trutli lu Siilrliukllim it Is yourduty
to know It.
DK , CHARLES SLADE ,
AwUtcd Uv J. NELSON JEFFERSON and
MAIIY IIOLUKS , t\\o vM known medium * .
will Introduce tliclr uondcrful 01' N LIGHT
8KANCK at tha abo.ro hill on the above men
tluncd evening ,
Como and Beheld the Marvels These
Wonders.
Roma of the < rrtt teat * that will potltltelr ba
produced , clothed nllh all tha uetrtl ( urrouad
tnzi and Impretnlro mjitcry of thaicance room ,
M tTKUIALIKAllON-Form * appoir and .Me
virlble to lha entire aud enco. rycho-
KMi'V , or Independent bUte Writing. Sprit
Urliie , Leie * , etc. t
Doort Own at 7:16 ; e&nc comintncei at 8 p.
ui A iiatll odiuluion will charrftd to defray
TOO UTTERLY tJTTERI
BOSTON TEA GO.
Are Supplying the Aesthetic
Wants of the Public in
FINE GROCERIES.
With Everything in Staples nt
the Lowest Prices ,
Fresh Roast Coffees ,
Chioce Drawing Teas.
Boston Tea Co.
16 Main Bt , and 15 Pearl St. ,
Council Bluffs ,
W.W.SHERMAN
- MANUFACTURER OF -
Road , Track , Coach & Livery
FINE WORK A SPECIALTY.
E. II. SUEHMAN , Business Manager.
WM. CHRISTOPHER , Mechanical Manager.
124 S. Main St. , Council Bluffs. la.
COLD ! GOLD ! GOLD !
Bright aud yellow nnd hurd and cold ,
Molten , graven , hammered and roll'd ,
Heavy to pet nud light to hold ;
Hoarded , bartered , bought and sold ,
Stolen , borrowed , squandered , and doled ;
Spurned by the young , but hugged by the
old
To the very verge of the churchyard
mould ;
Price of many aciime untold.
GOLD ! GOLD !
If vou want to have gold you must
spend vourmoney to the very bestudvaat-
njre. In business with cash men , nnd
where only one price will be asked or
taken ,
REMEMBER
"A tree is Icnown by its fruit "
A store by its prices.
ONE THING CERTAIN
Our prices are riiht. Our business it a
guarantee that fair dealing is our watch
word. XLCRiaour motto. Our busi
ness is in a most healthy condition. Every
department is doing good work. Canned
Goods are going off very cheap. Teas
and Coffees n choice assortment. Fancy
Shelf Goods for the million. Come and
see us , wo will do you pood.
F , J , OSBOME &OD , ,
162 Broadway , Opposite Ogden
House.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
IRON WORK ,
MANUFAOTUIIERS OF
ENGINES , BOILERS , IMING
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY
Office and Works , Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
We give special attention to
Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces ,
HOISTERS AND
GENERAL MILL MAOHINEEY ,
HOUSE FRONTS.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
will receive prompt attention. A jenerat as
sortment ot
Brass Goods. Belting , Pining ,
AND SUPPLIES FOB ,
Foundry , Pig Iron , ( Joke , Coal ,
OHAS , HENDEIE ,
President.
2i OSCAR WILDE 2.
GAS FIXTUKES.
Bixby & Wood ,
THE PLUMBERS.
On Bancroft or ( Fourth Streets. )
J. M. PALMEtf ,
DKALElt
REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN AGENT ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Drs ; Woodbury & Son ,
Cor. Pearl & let Ave. COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MAUBI3B & OBAIQ ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Blob Cut Glass , Fine French China ,
Silver Ware &o. ,
810 DBOADWiT , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
fl , J , BILTON , MD , ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ,
222 Broadway , Council BluHV
W. U. AMKOT. JACOU SIMS
AMENT & SIMS ,
Attorneys & Oounsollors-at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
HARKNESS , ORCUTT & GO. ,
DRY GOODS
AND CARPET HOUSE.
Broatay , Oor. Fourtli St. ,
. Council . Bluffs , Iowa. . . .
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J. MUELLER'S
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Ohiokering , Wobor. Lindoman , J. Mueller
and other Pianos , $200 and upward.
Burdett , Western Oottage , ; Tabor and
Paloubot Organs , $60anafupward. Musi
cal Merchandise of every diecription.
Italian Strings a specialty ; imported
direct. Music Books , Sheet-Music , i'oys ,
Games , Fancy Goods , Wholesale and Re
tail. Pianos 'and Organs sold for Cash
and on Time. Stock is large , full and com
plete. Musical Journal Ireo on applica
tion. Correspondence Solicited ,
Address :
J. MUELLER ,
103 South 5th Street.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
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F. FORD
Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2,00
-op DEI n
Bluff and illow Streets , Council Bluffs.
. J. I , IETCALF & MSS " BELL LEWIS ,
Dress and Cloak Makers and Manalaoturers'of Ladies Fine
Underwear.
Iidoes , Embroideries and Fancy Goods Constantly on Hand.
FURNITURE HOUSE.
Mirrors , Upholstery , Repairing , Etc. , Wood and Metallic Coffins.
No. 430 Broadway , Cor. Tiryant St. , Council Blufia , Iowa.
METCALF BROS. ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS ! IN
Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves.
CHIO'AGO PRICES DUPLICATED.
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EEAL ESTATE AGENT ,
Has For Sale , Town Lots , Improved and Unimproved , also , Railroad Lands ,
and a number ot Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa and Nebraska.
Office with W. S. MAYNE. over Savings Bank , - OOTJVOILi BLUPS
THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF
Wall Paper and Window Shades
And the Largest Assortment to Select from.
Paper Hanging and Interior Decorating
Done ID tlio Latest Style of Modern Art.
Geo. R. Beard , 11 Pearl St. Council Bluffs.
C. A. BEEUK , W. nun xAii , W. BEEBE.
C. A. BEEBE & CO. ,
Wholesale and Hetall Dealers In
FURNITURE AND CROCKERY ,
Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Bluffs City Business College , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
Hero will be taught every Dranch pertaining to a
Complete Business Education.
Pupl'a received nt any time , and for any pert I'n of the course. For terms or further
Information , call at 831 Broadway , Bccotd Floo-r , oraddrcsa
D. B. MORSE. Frinciole.
J. K DAVIS , 13 PEARL &TBEET ,
Dealer In
ZEPHYRS , GERMANTOWN AND FANCY YARNS
of All Kinds. A Fall JLilno of Canvas , Felt * , Embroidery , Knltttug ;
Sillia and Stamped Goods. Nlco Aisortnont of AppHqno Picture *
FIRE AWAY FLANICAN !
Or , in the language of Cromwell , we say to the little
souls who deal in Shoddy Goods and Misrepresenta
tion by telling their handful of customers that Our
Prices are above their own , to "Fire Away Flanig in. "
Our Oustotaera know we deal iti
Honest Made , Comfortable Fitting , Stylish
BOOTS
SHOES and
SLIPPERS ,
And that our prices ate aa low as ic la possible to soil good goods. Investi
gate for yourself.
Z. T. 'LINDSEY & CO. ,
412 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
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And WEST SIDS SQffABE , CLARIHDA IOWA , . . -