Image provided by: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries, Lincoln, NE
About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1882)
mm ? nTi7 RTT.nrvirxrriT ! , RT.TTWtt 1YYW A V APRTT , 10 THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS. Wednesday Morning April 19 SUnsCRIPTlON HATES ! By Currier , - - - - - SOcenti per week. By Mill , - - - - - - - 810 00 per Year. Office : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway. O. E. MAYNE , M n ffcr City Circulation. H. W. TII/TON , City Editor. MINOR MENTIONS. Elegant millinery at Bllw1. tf No applicants for tnarrlngo HcenuM yesterday. A small cnmp of gypalc * are flftrjUtJ in the southern part of tha city. Ilaverly's "Strategist * " promtoe to be ) d t Dohany's next Saturday evening. A fine iron paling It being put up in front of Mr. 1'lattner'B residence on Broad , way. One solitary drunk ultra clod the nU tention of the police yetterday and wm booked as John Al annoy. A number of the Congrcgationalista htive gene to Lewis to attend the associa tion meeting there in progress. The Round Table devoted last evening1 to Longfellow and his works , the gather ing being at the house of Mr. on4 Mrs. Harkneia. Some Bneakthief on * Monday night irokointo Dr. A. 13. MaKuno's stable , and got away with a set of double harness of high value. In digging along Broadway for the laying of the gaa mains the discovery is Made that tha wooden sewer is completely rotten , and in many places broken away. Justice J. J , Prainey has moved his office one block further east on Broadway. He is located now at No. 314 , over Kelt- cr' tailoring establishment , where ho hag fitted up a very neat office. The officers , directors and committee chairman of the Y. M. C. A. are to moot At tbo Pacific bouse parlors Friday after noon at 0 o'clock to uamo committees and perfect organization and plans for work. A move is being made to open cither Madison street or Glenn avenue , or both , Jnto Fairmouut park. Any such opening will prove a great convenience and in crease the value of property in the vicin ity of the proposed improvement , Fottawattamio county has about its quota of insane patients at Mt , Pleasant , and three of them are to be discharged in a day or two. There has been an unusual number of insane sent from hero of late , there having been nine slnio the first of January. . Some young imps , who got quite1 thirsty , yesterday afternoon spied a box of pop standing near the open doorway of the United States express oflico. They grabbed three bottles and starting co run , were chased. In their haste they dropped one bottle on the paving , and it was crushed - ed , but got away with the rest of the , drink. , , , The sad announcement was yesterday ( made of the death of Mrs. John Keller , it . occurring about 3 o'clock yesterday morn- j ing. She was ( reported an seriously ill some days ago , an4 tbo fears then expres [ sed were well founded. She was in bar . | 3rd year , and with her husband has ro- 1 / aided hero for many yean. The funeral ' , services are. announced , to take place at 2 \ o'clock this afternoon'at the famllyVoot- t denco on Bancroft atreei. The deaf and dumb crlppla who bos proved to be so troublesome in Omaha , has given that city a rest for a few daya in order to bother Council Bluffs. The po ' lice tried to get him to leave the city , but It was hard to make him understand fully and an object lesson was given him yes terday , which seemed to provo effectual. ' A piece of rope with a noose at the end of it was arranged so as to give him a clear idea that ho was going to bo bung if he didn't skip. He skipped. Ho Mrs. J , J. Good , having removed to moro commodious promises , will bo i prepared to furnish her customers with the finest stock of hair goods to bo found in this city , consisting of water waves that never require crimp ing , switches , gold , ailvor and colored the nets , and all other articles only to bo found in a first class hair store. Pur chasers would do well to inspect her Mock before purchasing elsewhere. at oprlO It PERSONAL. Hon. B. P. Clayton , of Macedonia , dined at the Ogden yesterday. ' Capt. Hlght started yesterday afternoon told ( for Dnbuque to attend court. yet | D. B , Franklin , of Now York , was but among the arrivals at tbo Ogden ycster iay. iay.The < The valiant Dan Farrell WAS in the city fenterday , and reports himielf aa fully re Covered from his wounds , The Cleveland Leader thus chronicles the arrival there of Juitlco Abbott , who will fill remain absent until the latter part ol him bin week : "The polios official * at the Central yesterday had the pleasure of wol Doming their old friend and brother offl er , Mr. Edwin J , Abbott , who , twelve ears ago , occupied the position o turn' ' ay at the Central station. lie b now a astice of the peace and a prominent citi- sn of Council Bluffs , Iowa. of CHANGE OF TIME , to ' . The through train of the "Omaha ' 'f St. Paul Short Line , Sioux City Jouto , " now leaves the Council Bluffi rum transfer depot at 7:30 : p. m , anc roadway depot at 7:40 : p. m.Chicago rum. me. This train runs daily , Sundays in , uded , the entire train , with sloopirip fo J baches rttaohed , arriving at St. Pauf Ho following noon. j Bliss has the largest and most com work ( eto line of lace neckwear. other aprlO It est. were .The Pxohibitlonlsts of Iowa have inadt barefnl canvass and think they will be same > le to carry the prohibitory atnendmen fund /atleast 20,000 majority. The oppo tot * of the proposition , boweter , are for ftfcingr an energetocau | > patgn. a iKeeley , the motor } nwn , has had a lout jpe , but be ha fetched the end of it i \ . A Pkiladelphl judge decided , p , tuHly , that be muet .make k'uowa hjt 'tobit ockbolder * . bo [ t LINE UPON LINE. Another Manifesto lesuedCon cerning the Enforcement of Ordinances. Doubt Whether the Marshal or Saloonlsts am Threatened. At a mooting of the city council on Monday night , the question of enforcing - forcing the ordinances camoup again , and the following resolution was pro- Bontcd by Alderman Goddcn , and adopted : Resolved , That the city marshal bo and is hereby instructed to notify all saloon keepers to keep their doors closed on Sundays , under penalty of arrest nnd fine for violating the resolu tion nnd ordinances of the city in ro tation to thu same. The resolution is BO drawn that like the samples from the ordinances given byT nBEE yesterday , it is difficult to dotonnlno what is meant. It teems that the council thus threatens "somo ono" with arrest and fine , and by the reading it seems that the marshal is the ono who is to bo arrested and fined , unless ho notifies the saloo men to keep closed on Sunday. It simple matter to " " i "notify" them , hat is all , and the city marshal wi 10 so and escape the penalty. Per mps it moans that the city marsha hall notify the saloon men that thor s such a penalty. If tln'n is all thor s to it , it is a good deal of a farco. It seems as if the city marsha ihould not rcquiro any such notic n regard to his duties. The ordinance nanco creating that otQco says that i shall bo hisj duty "to diligently in quire into and report to the mayo or superior court all violatlona of the city ordinances and criminal laws o ; ho state , and to prosecute all person uilty thereof ; " also , that it is his .uty "to cause to bo enforced withit .ho city the laws of the state am ordinances of the city in relation to ioenses and traflio in intoxicating iquors , the suppression of gamin ; louses and houses of ill-fnrao , arc vaprancy. " The same ordinance , iftor thus doubly defining his dutits , loclaros that the marshal shall bo ubjoct to a $50 penalty for any noxjoct or refusal to perform those lutios. It would seem to the ordinary citi- Ken that this was enough in the line of instruction * , but thu council scorn ed to think that It was nocessaito oiterato its orders , and at the moot- ng held March 27 , it passed still .nothor resolution , as follows : $ Resolved , That the mayor and mar- hal bo and they are hereby instruct ed to enforce rigidly and impartially ho ordinance defining misdemeanor nd fixing punishment. .Also the or- 11 nance concerning the closing of sa- eons and tippling houses. By the wording of this resolution ho marshal inferred that ho was to ook to Mayor Bowman to take the nitial action , and as the mayor did not seem disposed to , there rns allowed to remain the usual axity. 'Now that the mayor has ono to Texas , the matter is loft to .ho marshal , and the council , by its ast resolution , designates him as the ono upon whom the responsibility rests , and repeats his instructions to BOO that the erdinancos are enforced. Now Marshal Jackson cannot throw the responsibility upon the mayor , ' nor can ho wait for the council to take action , for it has given orders time and again. An oflicer should not prait for orders of this kind anyway , 'or the ordinance tells him plainly enough what his duties aro. of Hair cloth skirts and bustles. A 'all assortment at Bliss' . aprlO 3t its THE BRICK THRO WER. Premises to Return and bo Huncr. If Bis Victim Shall Ohanco to Ole The Burgess boy who was knocked old down by a briok thrown by .another boy named Jasper Adams , does not provo to be very badly injured , though escape from death was a narrow one. Jasper was called befoie Judge Aylosworth and interrogated. Ho acknowledged that ho throw the brick young Burgess , and sobbed bitterly. The judge remarked that if'the boy don died ho didn't know but what they would have to hang him. Ho sobboc \ more than over. Finally the judge him that the boy was not deac , and ho would lot him go homo owit OS if the boy died ho would have to oomo back and got hung. The boy bomor promised to return and bo hung if hi playmate should die , and on th5 Win assurance was allowed to go , to hi Wat mother , The probability is now tha a Jasper will not need to return to b a hung , but it is to bo hoped that h o'cli not soon forgot the warning given son to sin no more. , it COUNCIL CONCERNS , ing to Sundry Mattera Looked Artor by toe Mrs. City Patornola. The council has had surr. seine difficult } the late getting a quorum with whici up go ou with the work of equalization Mrs Friday evening there was no quorum bret Miss Saturday evening there was no quo sidii , and Monday afternoon there wa sago another lutilo Bicll attempt to got a quo . Monday evening ihero was stro enough aldermen a got together , though afto transact business , there being Al to dormon Shugart , Newell , Erchor Mot Wood and Gonldon. Besides som auir in equalizing mother taxes , there was her business of some public inter The . Bills to the amount ot $105 ( wife allowed , tlio warrants for th sidi , being jlrawn from the genera about oft The complaint against Joseph Glen son's running a shooting gallery withou to Jlconso was ordered dismissed tomot on th most payment of the costs in the auporio idly couiland the taking out of the ro ont quired license. The following bids for hauling dirt was tl Mam street fright were received ; so J. P. West , per cubic yard , 25 cents ash. ash.John John Donahue , per cubic yard , 24J onts cash. Joseph Sandol , per cubic.'yard , 25 $ onis cash. W. A. Moore , per cubic yard , 24 onts , general fund. The city engineer and committee in streets and alloys were authorized o contract with Mr. Mocro. The committee on Indian Creek mprovemonts reported in favor of re moving at once the flume between "irst and Second streets. Concur- od in , The following was adopted in regard 0 the Dohany saloon controversy : Uosolvod , That the notion of the ormor council granting a saloon H- xmso to Mr. A. 0. Dowdy , occupying lie building near Dohany's hoII , bo nd iho sftino is hereby rescinded , This is apparently the procurer of a 1 rosecution if Mr. Dowdy continues o floH without a license. Adjournment was then taken until last ovoning. Ladies , ' Children's andMcn's { Dog Wn Shoes just received warranted o out-woar anything made of leather , 3all and BOO them at J. P. FIL BERT'S , 347 Broadway. ap-15-5t IOWA ITEMB. Moaslcs prevail at Atlantic , The sports of Atlantic are repairing ho race track for on early meeting. Diphtheria in an alarming form has ppoarod in Jcffcraon township , Du- uquo county , The damage done by last week's cy- lone in the immediate vicinity of Ames amounts to $10,000. Waterloo is making efforts to got ho Wisconsin , Iowa and Nebraska ail way. It is proposed to build a Congroga- ional church in Storm Lake at an iarly day. Ida county warrants now are at par or the first timo. . McGregor has iv bonded indebted- nogs of about $70,000 , and wants to ottlo it at 35 cents on the dollar. In Buchanan county the ether day , Vm. Bailey , aged CD , fell from his wagon to the ground and immediately xpircd. Heart disease. The board of equalization of Ma- , joketo has decided to raise the as- OBfltnonts on about fifty solid men of hat city to the tune of 670,000. A man who said that twenty-four oars ago ho had swindled a church air in Burlington out of 50 cents , the thor day called upon an old lady rho ho understood was ono of the nanagors of the fair , and insisted on lor accepting the money. Pass him around. Manuon has between $75,000 and $100,000 worth of buildings in pro- ' pootlvo erection , The fruit trees in the immediate _ vicinity of Keokuk are not ruined , hough considerable injury was done iy the late frost. The Methodists of Ashton are go > ng to erect a $1,400 church. Calhoun county has no debt , coun- y warrants at par and plenty of iy in ( the treasury , Professional gamblers are working ho towns along the Illinois Central with very good success. Upwards of ono hundred farmers mvo located on now fauns in Dickin on county within the past three months. Work on a now hotel at Sanborn las boon commenced. It will bo 04 ' 'oot square , three stories high , con ain GO rooms in all , and the cost is estimated at $10,000. Clinton has an organized fire do partmont. Under the new arrange nont the chief will receive a salary [ or 8300 per annum , hia assistant § 1CG and each company $250 a total of I 51,600 for the year. its _ Outline county , which recently lost court house by lire , is talking up a " \ new $35,000 building , to secure Ing. which will bo issued $20,000 in bonds , which added to the $15,000 insurance received for the loss money of the "TRI structure , will give the necessary funds. THREE SISTERS DIE WITHIN F HALF HOUR. Two of Them Frightened to Dontli. Jj TwP PHILADELPHIA ; LEDQEU , April 10 Tbo lower section of the city was yesterday agitated by news of the sud- a death of from three estimable women ones , sisters , which occurred the night bo eyes fore ! at the residence of Robert H. \Yinsmoro , a retired sea captain , re [ siding at No. 329 "Wartnn street. C The circumstances of the sad affair , well as could bo gathered last night J ? owing to the profound tjriof in whic } three families are plunged , appear to , a ? follows ; With Captain Wins I ; more resided his wife , Mrs. Cynthia by Winsmoro ; her sister , Mrs. Saiah Watson , the widow of a sea captain A lady companion , a Miss Howell , anc J\ domestic. About half-post 1 ( o'clock on Saturday night Mia , Wat * \ , who had boon arranging with her YY sister for a visit to the early service Old Swedes' Church in the morn ITr . returned in apparent good healtl YV her 1 room ou the third iloor front near " . Winsmore returned a few moments monts afterward , and , going to he : " room on the second YY floor front , wa Droora surprised to hoar moans issuing fron room overhead. Running hastily T710U JL1 stairs , she was horrified to fin ! , Watson in "TTIOIl a comatose state am JJ breathing heavily. She at oncp sen tHB Howell for Dr. MoPheraon , residing siding a few doors above , and a mos for Dr. Bennor , the family phy uioiati , residing at Third and Quooi streets. Dr , MoPhorson , arrived in few minutes and Dr. Bennor shortl' afterwards , both of whom sot to wor ) administer the proper remedies 20 Meanwhile the eight of her sister' sufferings had so allected Mra. Wins that aho had to bo removed to own room on the iloor below third shtor , Mrs. Elizabeth Smith of Captain Samuel R. Smith , re siding at 1335 South Fourth street a square distant , had been tok \ the dangerous nature of Mrs. Wat SjHaki ' ' illness and came running orounc the house , which she entered a ! of out breath , and , passing rap up to Mm , Watson's room entered < it as the latte in the agonies of death. Th and shock to Mrs. Smith wer 416 great that she ran down stair IX ! gain , nnd , cntcrintj the chamber ot \hs. \ Wintmore , who had died while ho wai upsta'rs ' Ant the bedside of yiis. Watson , she WPS taken with what appeared to be nn apoplectic fit , and almost immediately expired , The three deaths occurred within the half hour from 11 to 11 o'clock , and within fan minutes of each other. The thrco women were I < irgo nn < apparently robust , Mrs. Winsmoro ho slightest , weighing nbout 10 ! ) ounds ; Mrs. Watson about 20C , anc Hi3. Smith nbout 235 pounds' Mr * Vinsmoro was fifty-six , and Mrs. Watson fifty-two. Mrs. Winsmpro caves n husband and two marriec ons , Thomas , the oldest , residing at 23ft Federal street , a member of the hip chandlery film of Cain & Wins- more , Queen street whatf. and Rob- rtJ. , residing at 2117 North Thir- aonth street , nnd a member of the hip-broking firm of D. S. Stetson & Co. , No. 109 Walnut street. Mrs. Vatson had no children , but Mrs. Smith leaves , besides her husband , ouni ; lady daughter , Miss Bessie Smith. The families are all in com- orrablo circumstances. The three fetors wcro said to bo singularly of ccttonnto to each other , not allowing a day to pass without exchanging visits or sending some little token of emombranco or affection. Mrs. Winsmoro had been ailing lately , but not to any serious extent , while Mrs. Watsnn and Mrs. Smith were remark ably healthy , thojgh iho latter is said o have had a few years since an at- ack which at the time was believed o bo heart disease. Dr , Joseph S. Neff , the Coroner's 'hysician , in prcaoncd of Coroner Fannoy and DIB. McPherson and Jnnner , made pn autopsy of the bod- M yesterday rftornbon , in which it was aacerlained that Mrs. Wafson's dnth rp ulted from apoplexy , and Mrs. Smith's and Mrs. Wnsmoro's , BO far rs the autopsy had progressed , ' 'rom a similrr cause , superinduced by icuto flight and active sympathy. Last evening the three bodies lay encased in caskets in the parlor of Captain { , Winsmoro's residence , oppo- ito the Wharton street M. E. Church , md the family were the rccipents of many mcnsngeB of pondolonco and 3. lympathy from neighbors and friends. Elegant hnir nets and a full line of mir goods just opened at Bites' . nprlO 2t COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOT1CB. Special advertisements , 4111 To x > t , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent , Wants , Bojirdlng , etc. , will bo Inserted In thl column at the low rateot TEN CENTS PER LIMB ( or the Orat Insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE ( or each subsequent Insertion xvo tulv ertliemcnU at our office , Mo7 'carl Street , near llroudway. .1011 BENT Bechtoll's Hotel , middle Broad' ' way , Council B.uffs , Iowa ; li a well-known louse : beat location In the city. Stabling In . cluded. Call on or tddreHi" apliaira PETER IJECIITKLL. POtt SALE One-story frame cottage , on monthly payments of f 63. Fourth avenue and Bancroft street. H. C. CART. AND 8KB A SPLENDID CUATON portrait o' B prominent citizen , done by Hrst-dass Boston aitlit , at theEicclilor rallery , Main street. aprlStf Oar WANTED Two or thrco pants makers , muit " vv bo flrat-class at JOSEPH HEWER'S. 310 Broadway. pr8-3t ness ANTED To buy or ha\e built , a cottage , on monthly mital mcnta. Addrcfs P. O. x 068 or Inquire t Iho Bee oflico. aprUU. and BALE Welberfrund , or Woman's Friend , the great Uerman dljcovory. see 1'osltlre cure for female weakness In all its various forma and Blazes. At oprl3 lin PEIIAVEK'S Drug Store. Oil SAliE Kx-lla > or Vuugtian oUem tne 162 "two itorca" and "two eight-room rc l dencca" adjoining Dohany'i open hou-o ant opponlto ( ho city market , lor sale or trade at a bargain. The four buildings are well oda- ted a large boarding establishment , boto . hos pital , etc. aplT-U U l A ouil pup ; trainer loiiar witu uttw lJ tot In It ; wtilto with two br.ndlo spots o back ; answers to thonamoof "CapKindt ilcoso lca\o word atTho Dee olllco/ ' It 7 ANXbU llooks to-kiep vhoio nork can W > dOB8 morning and evening also cony. . All business confidential. For further particulars call at 331 Broadway , 2d floor , or address D. B. Morre. u2 tf. ANTED Actlto , InullU'ent Sollcltora for W the Mutual Benefit AnsocUtlon of Councl Bluffifortonnaand counllea In Iowa. Apply personally or by letter to the Secretary. &U-2w OR 8\LE 'Large brick residence , nlno room ) . Geol location fi.GOO. oprl8-0t AUENT ft SIMS. Clt'K KENT Furnlthed rooms , g. w.cor , 6th nnd llth ttrcet uftl6 2w DR. W. li. PATTON-Phj tclan and Oculist Con cure any caw of ere eje . It Is only njjfj matter ol time , and can cure generally In UJ3J.1 thrco to flve weeks-It makes no differ how lontf diseased. Will straighten cro i , operate and rcmoto Pljn jlnmi , etc. , and , - Insert artificial cj cs ap5-t < WJUI 7\CW \ HEN T Two cicely furnished rooms to will ilngloKentlcuien.lu \ cry deilrable location cpll-U J. W. SQUIRE &CO.i Brae TTIOU KENT. Two 820 houses and ono store 829 Broadway. Apoly aprll-lui * A M. WILSON. Jigpj iiui > SALE Deft'ltilul reildrnco lot * , tCO cicli : nothlufdown , and$3 rer week only EX-MAYOR VAU011AN. gpl3-tt N YONK WANTING eon efine quality brcom 2i Jcorn seed can gtt It by wrltlnu to * " uplS tf 1' . T. MAYNE , Council Dluff . \TrANTKD To rent a small cottage at once. AddrussO. M. , or enquire at I ) _ oince. LJ. ody In Council Bluffs l to take Tin li , 20 cents per week , do lltercd by carriers. Office , No 7 1'carl Strcat On Broadway , "TirANTED To buy 100 tons broom corn. For particulars addrcea Council Bluff Factor ) ' , Council Bluffs , Iowa. C68-20H SALE Old papers Ha per hundred , a The Bee office. Council llluttB. se27-tf HEN f Large hou c , centrally bratod nice ground * , etc. , 925 per month , Knqulr oUlce. apll.tf MRS. J. J. GOOD , JlinufacUirer and dealer In nAIRGOODS , S VITOHES , OURLS Cor PUFFS , WAVES , &o. MAIN ST. , Opp. Post Office Council Dluffi'la. JOHN LINDT , ATTOBHEY-AT-LAW 310 \Vlllnntctlcotn all etalo and federal courts Qenuao Languagu , EDWIN J. ABBOTT. Justice of the Peace anc W ; Notary Public. Broad way , Council Bluffs cell and mortiagei drava and Mkaowlodf TOO UTTERLY UTTER ! BOSTON TEA GO. Are Supplying the Aesthetic Vanta of the Public in PINE GROCERIES. With Everything in Staples at the Lowest Prices. Fresh Roast Coffees , Chioco Drawing Teas. Boston Tea Co. 16 Main St. and 16 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs , W.W.SHERMAN HANUFACTUnEn OK Road , Track , Coach & Livery HARNESS ! FINE WORK A SPECIALTY. . H. SHERMAN , Business Manager , WM. CimiSTOPIIEa , Mechanical Manager. 124 S. Main St. , Council Bluffs , la. OLD ! GOLD I COLD ! fright and yellow and hard and cold , tfolte , graven , hammered and roll'd loavy } to pet and light to hold ; ioardcd , battered , bought nnd sold , Stolen , borrowed , squandered , nnd doled ; Spurned by the young , but hugged by the old fo the very verge of the churchyard mould ; Price of many a ciime untold. COLD ! GOLD ! If you want to have gold you must spend vour money to the very best ad vant aee. Do business with cish men , and where only one price will be asked or .alien REMEMBER "A tree is known by its fruit " A store by its prices. ONE THING- CERTAIN prices are right. Oar business ia a guarantee , that fair dealing is our watch word. XLCIUsour motto. Our busi is in a most healthy condition. Every department is doing good work. Canned Goods are going off very cheap. Teas Coffees a choice assortment. Fancy Shelf Goods for the million. Come ana us , we will do you food. F , J , OSBORNE & 00 , , Broadway , Opposite Ogden House. COUNCIL BLUFFS IRON WORK , MANUFACTURERS OF ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING AND GENERAJL , MACHINERY C. Office and Works , Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. We giro special attention to Stamp Sills , Smelting Furnaces HOISTERS AND GENERAL MILL MACHINERY , HOUSE FRONTS. . GENERAL REPAIR WORK receive prompt attention. A general as vortment of Prass Goods , Belting , Pining , AND SUPPLIES FOR Foundry , Pig Iron , Ooke , Goal , OHAS , HENDBIE , President. of OSCAR WILDE 2. GAS FIXTURES. Bixby 7 & Wood , THE PLUMBERS. Bancroft or ( Fonrth Streets- J. M. PALMEK , Or DEALER IN JL REAL ESTATEtlo ANO LOAN AGENT , COUNCIL Drs : Woodbury & Son , 3E3 3W , Pearl & lit Ave. COUNCIL BLUFFS. & OBAIO , ARTISTIC POTTERY Rich Out aiosa , Hne French China. Sliver Ware Sto. , BKOADWAT , COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOVVA And date MBS , fl , J. HILTON , M.D. , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 222 groadwuv , Counotl Bluffs B. AMBNlC JACOB BIM8 AMENT & SIMS , Ittorneys & Oounsellors-at-Law COUNCIL BLUFFH , IOWA And HARKNESS , ORGUTT & CO. , DRY GOODS AFD CAEPET HOUS K Broadway , Cor. fourtli St. , mar.2-3m Council Bluffs , Iowa , J. MUELLER'S Ghiokering , Weber. Lindoman , J. Mueller and other Pianos , $200 and upward. Burdett , Western Cottage , ; Tabor and Paloubet Organs , $60anoLupward. Musi cal Merchandise of every discription. IM : Italian Strings a specialty ; imported direct. Music Books , ' Sheet-Music , , i'qvs Games . , Fancy Goods , Wholesale and Ke- TJ tail. Pianos and Organs sold for Cash and on Time. Stock is large , full and complete - pleto , Musical Journal lre6 on applica .A. tion. Address Correspondence : Solicited. .A.O O J. MUELLER , OB3 103 South 5th Street. o COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. F. F. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2.00 TIN Bluff and Willow Streets , Council Bluffs. IRS. J. E. METCALF & IISS BELL LEWIS 3G BSXCO.X > "W.A. 3e" . , , Dm and Cloak Makers and Mantilacturers of Ladies Fine Underwear. Iiaoes , Embroideries and Fancy Goods Constantly on Hand. JMCA.JMCIHO'J'J FURNITURE ] HOUSE. Mirrors ; , Upholstery , Bepairing , Eto. , Wood and Metallic Coffins. No. 430 Broadway , Cor. Bryant St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa. METCALF BROS. , WHOLESALE DEALERS ! IN Hats , Gaps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves. CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED. OOTTCTOXX. REAL ESTATE AGENT , 3aa For Sale , Town Lots , Improved and Unimproved , also , Railroad Lands , and a number ot Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa and Nobraaka. Office with W. S. MAYNB , over Savings Bank , - OOUNTOIL BLUFS TIIE VERY EATEST STYLES Cr' Wall Paper and Window Shades And tbo Largest Assortment to Select from , Paper Hanging and Interior Decorating Done in tbo Latest Style ot Modern Art. Geo. E. Beard , 11 Pearl St. Council Bluffs. A. IIEKUL' , . W. BUNYAN , W. BEEBE- C. A. BEEBE & CO. , Wholesale anil Uetall Dealers In FURNITURE AND CROCKERY , Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway , Council Bluffs. Bluffs City Business College , Council Bluffs , Iowa , Hero will bo t&u'ght over } Drancli pertaining to a Complete Business Education. Pupl'a received atony time , . and /or any port If n of the course For terms or further Information , cell at 331 Urond .y , Secobd Flocrr , or address D. B. MOBSE. Princiole. J. Jfi. DAVIS , 13 PEARL bTEEET , Dealer In ZEPHYRS , GERMANTOWN AND FANCY YARNS AU KindsA Fall Line of Canvas ? Felts , Embroidery , Knitting 8ilb and Stamped Goods. Nice Ajmortnent of Applique Pictures FIRE AWAY FLANIGAN f , in the language of Cromwell , we say to the little souls ] who deal in Shoddy Goods and Misrepresenta ; by telling their handful of customers that Our Prices are above their own , to "Fire Away Flanigin. " Our Customer * } know we deal in Honest Made , Comfortable Fitting , Stylish BOOTS SHOES and SLIPPERS | , that our p'rlcea ore aa low aa it 13 possible to sell good goods. Inrest ) for yourself. Z. T. 'LINDSEY ' & CO. , 412 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA WEST SIDK SQUARE , CLARINDA lOWli.