- C01NClLBLUETS. . IOWA TUESDAY APRIL 18 1582.
THE DAIL5T BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Tuesday Morning April 18 ,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES :
nj : Carrier , - - - - - SO cent. tr week.
By Mali , - - - - - - - JIO 00 per Ycr ,
Offlco : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near
Broadway.
0. E , MAYNE , Unnsfrcr City Circulation.
H. W , TIJjTON , City Editor.
MINOR MENTIONS.
The Round Table meets this evening.
" Lltg nt millinery at RIM.
pr 17-3t
The best 25 cent hat In the city at
Biles1. uprlTtf
Joseph Keller mokes suits up In the
latest styles nt 310 ] 5n adwaj. np4-U
The largest line of linen and lace col
lam in the latest styles at Bliss. '
The Young Men's Christian asuoda-
hcld ft noclnl meeting atthoBaptlst churcb
Jftst evening.
* " Durlnx Mayor Bowman' * absence In
1 Texas , Alderman Shugart presides over
. , ' the deliberations of the council , nnd prc-
eJdcs well. _ _ _ _ _ _
" 'The city engineer is having many de
mnnds for giving grades to these who are
fanning to build. The Benson promises
to bo n lively one.
The concert nnd dance given by
(
Uerry's Juvenile band last livening proved
an enjoyable event and was well patron
ized. '
There were 40,000 three cent stamps
add nt the postoflico here last month , as
compared with 30,000 tha month before.
Loiter writing hero is en the Increase evi
dently.
ft The council made another attempt
yesterday nlternoon to get ft quorum to
finish up the equalization of taxes , but
the attempt was in vnln and adjournment
Jvs till evening became necessary.
s A very neat motto has been placed
upon the wall over the pulpit nt the Bap
tist church , the letters being unique and
attractive nnd the handiwork of Miss
Warren. It reads "Welcome to oar Sab
bath Home. "
* B Steps are being taken to organize a
Hi company hero for the manufacture of the
stone of which Patterson and Hoxie arc
the patentees , and an account ot which was
recently given in Tun BEE. The outlook
now is that the enterprise will become one
of the lending ones of the city ,
Marriage licenses have been Usued for
the following to pair off : George E. Smith ,
\ < of Adams county , Illinois , and Miss Polly
Jenkins , of Otto , Neb. ; William Wad-
;
. dlngfield nnd Miss Mcno Tent , both of
Council Bluffs ; Bombard Brandt and Mits
Mary Green , also of Council Bluffs.
The postofBce hero has been instructed
to pouch mail matter for Missouri Valley ,
lown , at this point. This will prove nn
advantage to the residents at that point ,
and a convenience to the postal clerks.
Under the old way there has been BO much
matter to make up in the car that the
Missouri- Valley mall would sometimes
get carried by. Now it will have a pouch
of its own filled here.
It looked for a little time yesterday as
though the "Blue Jay" and Beyhant house
saloons were both ; to be closed. They are
both run by Frank Grow and five attach
ments were served yesterday altcrnoon ,
Amounting to $187. The officers took
charge ( or time , but the financial dlffl
culty was soon fixed up again and the
xnaslc started up.
MISSING MONEY.
Dan Davenport's Employer la After
It , and Has Caused Hla Arrest.
The arrest hero of Daniel Daven
port , on a charge of embezzlement ,
has causf d no little surprieo among
his acquaintances in this city , of
whom ho ban quite a number , having
for about seven months boon con
nected with the street car etablos
hero. From hero ho wont to Boone ,
and bos boon thcro in the employ of
Mr , Runnels , buying and dealing in
stock. A telegram from there Saturday -
! * day notified the officers hero that bo
WRB supposed to bo in this city , and if
( o , to arrest him on the charge of em
bezzlement. Officer Brooks found him
and arrested him , and yesterday the
marshal of Boone came hero for him.
It is claimed that Davenport was given
about 82DOin ; cash to go out to buy
aomo stock , Ho hired a horse at a
livery stable , and. instead of goinrf out
for stock , ho disappeared , and the
horse and cash disappeared also.
Davenport scorns to bo wholly un
concerned about the final result , and
Boerus satisfied that ho can fix up
everything all right , when ho gets
back to Boone. lie says tha horse is
there , and the money also. It Booms
from his statumont that ho left the
horse at another stable , and deposited
tbo larger portion of the mojiey , and
was having a good time on his own
account , and that ho only started oul
lor a town near there , but falling in
with a conductor whom ho know well ,
he concluded to run through to thii
city for & day or so , expecting to re
turn at once , but before ho had a
chance to do so , was arrested. Daven
port is well thought of here among
those who know him , and his friondi
Lope he will bo able to clear himsol'
of the charge.
V. M. O. A.
At the meeting of the Young Men's
Christian association last evening tlu
following board of directors was
chosen ; T. M , Ooyvdy , R , I , Lange
Dt , J , 0. Hillis , J. H. Kflth , J. II
Orcutt and 0. J , Officer.
As chairmen of the several atandnt , ! (
committees the following were named
jDevotional , O. W. Dunn ; sick and relief
lief , Dr. J. 0 , Jlilli&j membership ,
H. M. Stevens ; visitation and mis-
eionary , A. B. Hum ; printing , books
ftnd. rooms , P. M. Pryor ,
j p.rl9Cwtgomery ) president , < Jolv-
orod a pleasing inaugural and a social
/ * 4"f . : |
' a. Mr Adim1 experfencecame about
Jve years later than uilno. " { S. J , Tilden.
DISUNITED WORKMEN ,
A Conflict Between the Supreme
premo Lodge and the Grand
Lodge of lown.
The lowans Bofuso to Yield nnd
Establish a Provisional Lodge ,
The supreme lodge of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen has in vain
tried to collect of the grand lodge of
lown , its assessment for covering the
losses caused by the yellow fhvor , the
amount being 810,000. The Iowa
lodqo , which numbers about 10,000
members , dooms itself not liable for
the amount and has refused to come
down with the caah , whereupon the
supreme ledge has suspended its
charter , As a further atop in the
conflict of authority , the following
order has been issued by the grand
master workman of Iowa , to all the
lodges in this jurisdiction :
ANOIJENT Oni > BU OF UNITED WORK
MEN , OrncK OP QBANI ) MASTER
WORKMAN or low A. By authority of
the laws of the order , the supreme
master workman Ancient Order
Jnitod Workmen did on March 1 ,
[ 682 , suspend the charter of the
grand ledge Ancient Order United
rVorkmen of Iowa , thus rendering its
acts null and void hereafter. For
ho purpose of placing the members
> f loyal lodges Ancient Order United
Workmen and the loyal members ol
iccodcd lodges in a position to pro
lorvo their righto 01 members of the
order , a provisional grand ledge has
icon f ot mod by the appointment ol
ho supreme master workman , as fol-
ows : W. R. Howland , deputy R. 8 ,
recorder ; B. F. Murdock , deputy 8.
receiver and acting grand master work
man , grand recorder and grand receiver
coivor of Iowa. How , therefore , by
ho authority in mo vested as deputy
upromo master workman Ancient Or-
ler United Workmen of the United
it at CB for the district of Iowa , and
acting grand master of Iowa , I forbid ,
ho forwarding of official reports or
remittances of moneys under the
namoof the ancient order to any other
torson than L. O. Howland , deputy
upromo recorder and acting grand re
corder , at Cedar Falls , Iowa. Fur
ther , I warn all bodies heretofore and
low working under a charter issued
iy authority of the Supreme ledge
Ancient Order United Workmen thai
they will bo hold responsible for all
acta performed since March 1 , 1882.
Seven or moro loyal members of any
edge will bo recognized as the ledge
iropor , and as ouch should report im-
nediatoly , and are authorized to elect
officers and itako possession of the
charter and all books , moneys one
> roportics of said lodges.
Given under my hand this 10th day
of April , 1882.
W. R. On AH AM ,
Deputy 8. M. W. and Acting G. M.
W. of Iowa.
At a recent mooting of the Potta-
rattamie lodge , of this city , the fol-
owing was adopted as expressive ol
U position in the matter ;
Whereon , There is an unfortunate *
misunderstanding existing botwoor
.ho supreme lodge. A. O. U. W. , anc
the grand ledge of Iowa , which wo
all regret , yet after careful considera
tion of the situation and of the in
terests of the order in Iowa , wo doom
; ho right to be with our own grand
"
"odgo ; therefore ,
Resolved , That Pnttawattamio
edge , No. 140 , A. 0. U. W. , while
disclaiming all sentiments of rebellion
or insubordination towards tht
upromo ledge , believe that our first
duty is to the grand ledge of Iowa-
tnd that as long as this conflict oxo
sta wo acknowledge allegiance to the
grand ledge of Iowa alone.
7 Ladies , ' Children's and Men's Dog
Skin Shoes just received warranted
, o out-woar anything made of leather ,
Jail and BOO them at J , P. FIL
BERT'S , 347 Broadway. ap.5-5t
TECHNICAL TANGLES.
Specimens of How This city's Ordl
nances Have Been Framed
What Co They Mean ?
A volume of city ordinances is no
ordinarily very intorostinct reading
matter , and the majority of the pub
'
lie p'ay very little attention to it. I
contains , however , some samples
law-making which show What intrica
oios can bo crowded into the courts
and how blindly the ordinances are in
some cases drawn. The ordinance
should bo in such English that an or
dinarily intelligent man could under
stand what is meant by them ,
The following specimen is given fo
the citizens to analyze for UIOIUSOOBA
"That any person who shall sell o
civo away any vinous liquors pro
hibitcd by law , and for the sale o
which the city of Council Bluffs can
not grant a license , and the sale , giv
jng away or traflicing in which in any
way is prohibited by the laws of th
state of Iowa to any minor , comma
drunkard , spendthrift , or other per
son whatever , is hereby prohibited
and any person or persons so nifoud
ing by himself , agent or other uin
ployo , shall bo guilty of a initdo
meaner , and on conviction shall b
bo fined in a sum not exceeding on
hundred dollars and costs , which eai
fmo shall bo collected as now provide
by ord inances in cases of imsdemoan
oru. "
The first part of the above eeotio
U particularly worthy of analysis , an
its moaning will prove a puzzle t
most readers. Another section toke
at random is also a fair specimen o
how ordinances are blindly wordo
and bungliiiRly put together. It reads
"That this ordinance shall apply t
all licenses of said city horetofor
granted to any person qr persons a
heroin provided when the quarter fo
.whichv ' any license heretofore grantee ,
for'which the'city has received pa
shall exslre. at'jwUch taaibJiconio s
grsntooVilifQl cxplnT oildubb revoked
and that for the continuance of aaU
usinoss at the oxpirr.tion o said
usrtcrly license as aforesaid a license
hall bo procured from the council as
rovidcd in this ordinance , any person
r persons as aforesaid failing , nee-
ccting or refusing so to do shall bo
uilty of a misdemeanor , and on con-
iclion shall bo fined in a aum not ox-
coding one hundred dollars and costa ,
which said fine shall bo enforced as
ow provided by ordinance. "
"Under the charter of 1853 and the
amendment of 1857 , with the enlarge
ment of powers as well as the restraint
and modification of powers by subse
quent acts of the general assembly of
own , has made it difficult of arrange
ment and selection. Yet in our at-
empt to fully state nil that belongs to
ho charter power and various or-
linunces ordained under the charter
and enlarging and modifying acts
above referred to , wo subm the ordi
nances as heretofore ordained since
ho incorporation of the city of Coun
cil Bluflj in this compilation and our
election of otatutcn , leaving to the
courts the future determination as to
heir applicability and legality , whore
all such questions belong. "
In view of such specimens it isnot _
; o much a wonder that lawyers differ
as to "tho construction of the law , "
and that different attorneys take such
different views. It would bo n blessed
relief if ordinances could bo reduced
n number and increased in clearness.
BLADE'S SMOKERY.
His Spirits Provo to Bo ot FJosh and
| Blood , But They Perform
Some Olovor Tricks.
The spiritualistic manifestations
iromisod at Dohanoy's ' hall by Dr.
Charles Slado , Sunday eveningcaused
largo audience to gather there ,
f hero wcro a largo number of "kick
ers" about the admission price , which
liad been raised when It became appar
ent that there was going to boa crowc
anyway. This novel feature in show
management was not really relished
ay those who were called on to pay
; wlco as much as others had been ad
mitted for. There was another dis
appointment , for Slado , instead of bo
ng "assisted by J. Nelson Jefferson
and Mary Holmes , two wol
cnown mediums , " as advertised ,
hero appeared only Slado anc
young man whoso duty
t seemed to bo to wait on him. A
committee was chosen from the au
dience , consisting of Messrs. Fprman ,
Morohead , Smith and Faul , to inspecl
ipparatuH , do the tyini/ and watch for
trickery. Mr. Smith gave fair warn
ing that ho would expose Slade , anc
lie especially watched every movemonl
closely. There was some of the work
that was so slickly done , however ,
* 3i to defy the inspection of the com
mittee , and oven puzzle Smith. There
were some very clover sleight of hand
tricks , such as pouring all sorts ol
liquor out of one pitcher , and some
good cabinet tests. Dr. Slado , while
tied securely , slipped on and off a
coat the front of which was sowed to
gether , tossed musical instrument !
Etbout , etc. The committee pressed
bin closely , and after having many ol
the audience almost convinced thai
the spirits themselves must have as
sisted , Dr. Slado explained several ol
the tricks , and told hew they perform
ed by sleight of hand , knocking the
spiritualistic supposition endways.
Many of the manifestations were ok
and such as are performed at almost
every show of this nature , but thoj
were quite cleverly done and soemoc
to interest and amuse the major part
of the audience.
BEFORE THE BAR.
The Offenders wno were Yesterday
Oallod Upon for Explanations.
In the superior court yesterday , J.
D. Smith , a painter , was lined $5 anc
coats for disturbing the ponce , his
total bill being $0.50 , for the payment
of which ho gave security.
John Wittigslayor , who was arrested
od on complaint ot his wife for
smashing the tea tablp and decorating
her eye , was fined a like amount for
disturbing the poaco. Paid.
Frand Smith , a plain drunk , was
assessed $7.
John Glenn , who has been running
a shooting gallery on Broadway fo ;
some time , was brought in for no
having a license. His caao was con
tinned to give him time to go before
the council and explain his situation
to that body.
L. Phillips was complained of fo :
taking orders for a patent chair , with
out having a poddler'a licenso. Hi
was in ignorance as to the existence
of such an ordinance , and on iindiiif
that there was ono , took out the needed
od papers , paid up the costs of the ac
tinn , and wns discharged.
Ono colored man , who was Iatel >
fined 80 , including costs , for disturb
ing the peace , has boon out on parole
promising to pay the bill at an early
dato. Not having come to tiino , hi
was yesterday brought in , and in
formed that ho must give security
pay cash , or work it out
With the shrewdness of an old finan
cier the durkoy commenced to calcu
late. He learned that it would tak <
six days of work nn the street at $1.5
a day to pay up the $0 , and that if h
boarded himeolf he would bo allowm
sixty cents inrro n day , making § 2.1
a day. By working on the street h
could pay oil' the $ { > quicker than h
could earn the money to pay it with
Ho thought at first that ho would g
to work on the streets and hire a mate
to work in his place at the hote'
Then ho concluded that ho could hir
a man to work on the streets at les
than the amount allowed by the clt
and thus cut down his fine. Ho ha
a whole sheet of paper covered ore
with these calculations , Mid waan
near through then , and so went outt
got security until ho could solve th
financial problem more satisfactorily
A young man named Buttortioli
who objected to being called ba
names by a prostitute , and slappe
her fnco in a very enthusiastic manner
nor , was yesterday afternoon called o
to pay 99 for the assault. Ho paid ,
Keeloy , the motor man , has had a Ion
rope , but he h&i retched tht end of it a
lout. A Philadelphia juJje decided , o
Saturday , that he must wake known h !
"eecret'rto hit utockboHen ,
UGLY ASSAULTS.
One Boy Knocks His Playmate
Senseless With a Brick.
An Ansrry Woman Orlorousiy
Thumps B Neighbor's Child
With a Club.
Yesterday afternoon a boyish fight
csulted rather seriously to one of the
articipants. One of the boys is
arned Jasper Adams , the other one
3urgess. There has been iomo ill-
coling between the boys for some
me , and yesterday afternoon when
icy chanced to moot they had hard
ords again , and the Adnms boy
lirow a bnck at young Burgess , strik-
ig him on the head'and knocking
im insensible. The little follow , who
s aged about thirteen , was picked up
n an unconscious condition , bleeding
3ndly from the ugly wound , and was
arricd to his homo. The result o !
Ho blow cannot yet bo determined ,
jut the wound was nt the best a very
orious ono. The boy Adtims , who
hrow the brick , was arrested and
ocked up in the calaboose , where he
pent the afternoon in wailing and
crying for a chance to see his mother.
Its story was that the Burgess boy
lad been threatening to hit him with
brick , < and had been carrying
ono in his pocket for that pur-
lose , Young Adams has , however ,
; ained somewhat of a reputation for
msscdness , and especially in stone-
.hrowing. It waa only a short time
ago that ho became angered because a
man cleaning the street lamps object
ed to his throwing clods of dirt at
lira , and when the man spoke sharply
, o him shied a atone at the street
amp. The present lesson may prove
a Bovoro one , but it is hoped it will
} rove n healthy ono , to himself and
; hose boys of his stripe.
CLUBBING A GUILD.
Another assault case is reported
from Hazel Dell township. It is
charged that Mrs. Hankoy , who lives
there , became angered at n neighbor's
child , n ton year old girl named Sarah
McCtviss , and that the woman hit the
, 'irl across the head with a hickory
club , inflicting severe injurhs. The
case was stated to Justice Framoy yes'
torday afternoon , nnd ho issued a war
rant for the woman's arrest. It is
said that the iri is under the doctor' ' *
care , and is so badly injured that she
will not bo able to appear in court to
testify for some days at leaoh
The Now Op oru Home.
A site has been purchased at the
corner of Broadway and Sixth streets
for the building of the new opera
liouso so long talked of , nnd which ia
to bo built by a stock company , the
work to commence at once.
It is understood that J. J. Brown
has perfected arrangements by which
n largo hotel will be built on lots ad
jacent to those used for the opera
icuso.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special odtcrtUcments , 4Un
tait , Found , To Lo&n , For Sale , To Rent
Wants , Boarding , etc. , will be Inserted In this
column at the low rate ol TEN CENTS PER
LINE for the flrit insertion and FIVE CENTS
E'ER LINE for each tubscqnent Insertion
we adv ertlaemenU at oar office , No , 7
Fcatl Street , near Uroaduaj- .
u to the Excelsior T-hotogr l > h gallery < o :
the beit work In this city , lOOUaln St.
apr7-0m
ANTED lloy with rony to carry papers
W
Enquire at Bin office ,
T o or three pants rcaVers , mm
WANTED - at JOSKi'II REITEK'S , 310
Broadway. apr8-3t
To buy or lia\o built , a cotUce
WANTED uibtal merits. AcMrera 1 * . 0.
cx DBS or Inquire at Ihe Ik'oolllco. apr4U
OOK BALE \\elbtr/rund , or Woman's
J * Friend , the great German dlicoicrr
1'oBltivo euro for female ncaknees In all Its
vatl ous forms and stnirej. At
aprl3'lm DEUAVEN'S Drugstore
rnO . HAI.i ; fcx-Major Vivugliun cttub the
j "two stores" and "two eight-room rcsl
dencea" ndJolnlDj ; Dohanj's opera hoii'o am
oppotlto tha city market , for sale or trade lit <
bargain. The lour buildings are well tula1 tfd
tor a large boarding establishment , hote . hos
pllfll. etc. aplTr
I' CMl A bull pup ; leather coiLr witu kraJ
Jj eet In It ; white with two brindle spots on
JITs back ; answers to the name of "CapFimlc
plcaio leiu e word at The Dec offlco. U
"lJ ANTB1) Uooks to keep nh ro work rai
Y V be doce morn Ing and evening alto copy
Ing. AH Imnincu confidential. For lurtlic
particulars call at 331 Broadnay , id floor , o
address D. D. More. ul2 tf.
"MrrANTED A good girl for peneral house
YV work cm who Is north good wa < esand
Is willing to earn them. Apvily at BKK cfllce
I'earl street. olZ-tf.
\T5 ANTED ActUe , Intelligent Solicitors fo
YV theMutual Benefit Asioclatlon of Uouno
niuffa for towns arid countks In lo n , Appl ;
personally or by letter to the Secretary. aO 2iv
A widow lady with four dill
WANTED
dren wants to kicp lioute on a farm. I'o
particulars Inquire at lite Office.
nOR BUiE largo brick wldencc , nln
L' rooms. GOOJ lucitlon J4.60U.
) ) rl8-6t AUENT & 8IMS.
171011 KENT Furnlthed room ) , s. w. oir , 2w6th
JJ and llth strict. ap'18 2w
OU SALE Stcck and fixtures of a Mea
Market located en Uroadnaj ; best locatloi
and larircst cash traCe In Council 1 ! ufT ; o no
has other busliuis. 1'q particulars aodrois 1'
Obox. 127C , Council llluff , la. apilMf
. W. L. 1'ATTON Pbjilclan arid Oculist
DIt. turo any raw * of tore cyc < . It U enl
a matter of time , and can cure ( .anerall ) ir
from three to Qte wteki-It irala-a no differ
cnco how long dlicaeed , Will straighten cro
e ) s , opcratu anil rtmota Pryrft'iuun , etc. , am
Insert artitklal tjn apMf
T OH HEM' Two nlcvly furnished rooms tc
J < tingle gentlemen , In > try desirable locution
qm-tf J. W
KENT. T oJO houses aid one itore
FOU llroadway , Apply
prjl-lm A SI. WILSON.
OK BALE Beautiful realdcnco lot ) , tCC
each ; nothlui ; down , and $3 per week only
KX-MAYOB VAUQ11AN
apl3.ll
A NYONE WANTING some fine quillty broom
, ! _ corn seed can L-ft tt by writing tn
uplS-M 1' . I. ilAYNE , Council Bluffi.
To bur houta&nd lot ou rooutbl
WANTED . AUJru X , Jits oOicc.
umrlS-tf.
AMKU 'lo rent n mull Lctl r- at once.
W Address U , M. , or eimulra s.t lire office ,
IcLJi-U
\TTANTED Even body In Council Bluffs I
VV to take Tu Bi , SO ccntK per weak , do
lUereJ Vy carrion. Office , No 7 Pear ) Btroot
near Broadway ,
TXTANTED To buy 100 tons broom corn.
YY For particular * addreu Council Bluff
Broom Factory , Council Ulufls , Iowa , 663-MU
nOR SALE Old paperiSKo per iiundrvd , M
I Tht m > e offlc * . Council Blufl * . ' MJT-U
I10U KENT-UrKo bouse , < cutralbr located
tiloo vrouadi. etc. . )16 per juottb. tenal
atBuomco. ' apll-U
TOO UTTERLY UTTER !
BOSTON TEA CO.
Are Supplying the Aesthetic
Vants 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 15 Pearl St. ,
Council Bluffs ,
W.W.SHERMAN
MANUFACTURER OF
Road , Track , Coaoh & Livery
I
FINE WORK A SPECIALTY.
E. II. SHERMAN , Business Manager.
Wit. CHRISTOPHER , Mechanical Manager ,
124 S. Main St. , Council Bluffs. la.
GOLD ! GOLD ! GOLD
Bright and yellow and hvd and cild ,
Molten , graven , hammered and roll'd ,
Heavy to pet and light to hold ;
Hoarded , bartered , bought and sold.
Stolen , borrowed , squandered , and doled
Spurned by the young , but hugged by tin
old
To the very verge of the churchyard
mould ;
Price of many a crime untold ,
GOLD ! GOLD !
If you want to have gold you mus1
spendivourmoney to tha very bestadvaat
nee. Dq business with cash men , and
where only one price will be asked o
taken ,
REMEMBER
"A tree is known by its fruit "
A store by its prices.
ONE THING CERTAIN r
Our prices are right. Our business is
guarantee that fair dealing is our wntch
word , XLORlaour motto. Our bnel
ness ia iu n most healthy condition. Every
department is doing good work. Canned
Goods are going off very cheap. Teas
and Coffees a choice assortment. Fancy
Shelf Goods for the million. Come and
see us , we will do you pood.
F , J , OSBORNE & 00 , ,
162 Broadway , Opposite Ogden
House.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
MANUFACTURERS OP
ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY
Office and Works , Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
We give epccUl attention to
Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces
HOISTERS AND
MILL MACHINERY
HOUSE PRONTS.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
will recclre prompt r.ttentlon. A general aa
eortmcnt ot
Brass Goods , Baiting , Pining
AND SUPPLIES POB
Foundry , Pig Iron , Oolu , Ooal
OHAS , HENDBIB ,
President ,
2s OSCAR , -WILDE 2
GAS FIXTUKES.
Bixby & Wood
THE PLUB1BERS.
On Bancroft or ( Fourth Streets-
J. M. PALMED ,
DUALF.K IN
REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN AGENT ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Drs ; Woodbury & Son ,
Cor. Pearl & 1st Ave. COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MaOHER & ORAJGr ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY
Klcb Out Qlaaa , Fine French China ,
Sliver Ware &c. ,
SIO B OWWAT , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
MES , fl , J , HILTON , M , D.f
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
882 BroJwav , Council Bluff *
W , U. AUKflT. JAC011 BlllS
AMENT & SIMS ,
Attorneys & OouiiEollors-at-Law
OOUNOIL BLUFFS. IOWA *
HARKNESS , ORCUTT & GO. ,
RY GOODS
AKD CAEPET HOUS E.
Broadway , Cor. fourth St. ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
m.ir-5-3m
J. MUELLER'S
Ghiokering1 , Weber. Lindoman , J. Mueller
and other Pianos , $200 and upward.
Burdott , Western Cottage , ; Tabor and
Paloubet Organs , $60andupward. Musi
cal Merchandise of every disoription.
.A.
. . Italian Strings a specialty ; imported
direct. Music Books , Sheet-Music , i'qys ,
Games , Fancy Goods , Wholesale and Re TJ \
tail. Pianos land Organs sold for Cash
and on Time. Stock is large , full and com
plete. Musical Journal ireo on applica s
tion. Correspondence Solicited.
Address :
o J. MUELLER , X
103 South 5th Street. a
IE
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
F. F. FORD
Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2.00
Bluff and Willow Streets , Council Bluffe.
, J , E. METOiLF & MISS BELL LEWIS ,
_ , B3S 3B3EtO. -X7-A.-ST ,
Dress and Cloak Makers and Manufacturers of Ladies Fine
Underwear.
Luces , Embroideries and Fancy Goods Constantly on Hand.
IMC A
FURNITURE HOUSE.
Mirrors , Upholstery , Eepairing , Etc. . Wood and Metallic Coffins.
No. 436 Broadway , Cor. Bryant St. , Council Blufls , Iowa.
M E T C A L FBROS. . ,
- WHOLESALE DEALERS ! IN -
Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves.
OHIOAGO PRICES DUPLIOATED.
REAL ESTATE AGENT ,
Has For Sale , Town Lots , Improved and Unimproved , alao , Railroad Lands ,
and a number ot Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa and Nebraska.
Office with W. S. MAYNE , over Savings Bank , . OOUVOIlj BLTJFS
THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF
Wall Paper and Window Shades
And the Largest Aasortment to Select tftom. ,
Paper Hanging and Interior Decorating
Done in. the Latest Style of Modern Art *
Geo. R. Beard , 11 Pearl St. Council Bluffs.
C. A. UEKUK. W. KUNYAN , W. BEEBE-
C. A. BEEBE & CO. ,
Wholesale and Itotall Dealers In
FURNITURE AND CROCKERY ,
Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
Bluffs City Business College , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
Hero .will bo taught o\er > branch pertaining to a
Complete Business Education.
rupl'B received ! at any time , and for any portion of the courtto. For terms or further
Information , call at 831 Uroidway , HecocU Uooir , or address
D , B. MORSE , Principle.
J. JS. DAVIS , 13 PEARL { STREET ,
Dealer In
ZEPHYRS , GERMANTOWN AND FANCY YARNS
of All Kinds. A Tall .Lino of Canvas , Felts , Embroidery , Knitting iff
Silks and Stamped GoodsNloo Assortnont of Applique Pictures
FiRE AWAY FLANiGAN !
Or , in the language of Cromwell , we say to the little
souls who deal in Shoddy Goods and Misreprepenta-
tion by telling their handful of customers that Our
Prices are abore their own , to "Fire Away Flanigan. "
Our Customers know \re deal in
Honest Made , Comfortable Fitting , Stylish
BOOTS
SHOES and
SLIPPERS ,
And that our prices are aa low aa n la possible to sell good goods. Investl
gate for youraolf.
Z. T. 'LDfDSEY ' & CO. ,
412 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
And VEST SIDESQUAEE , CLARINDA IOW1.
