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bJUUJM'fcUOWA THURSDAY APJRIL W 1682 THE DAIL5T B i COUNCIL BLUFFS. Thursday Morning April 27 SUBSCRIPTION HATES ! By Carrier , - - - - - ! orent rrtr k. By Mull , . . - - - . . jio 00 ptr Ye r. Office : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway. 0. K. MAYNE , Mumper Cltr Circulation. H. W. TILTON , City Editor. MINOR MENTIONS. Elegant millinery nt Bliss' , Joseph Kelter makes sulti up in the latest styles at 310 Broadway. * prl4-tf For first class butter tubs be euro nnd -call upon Joseph Itos.i , CIS Upper Broad way. nprSLGt The surroun'dlngi ot the jail are be ing cleared np nnd cleaned up , The chnrch folk are watching each other nnd the market closely , to see who willbe the fint to ghe a strawberry festival Mmo. Kontz' mlnsttcls , numbering nineteen , were yesterday at the Ogdcn house , ga\e nn entertainment lost euntng at Dohany's , and will leave this morning for Sioux City. The case of Pat Lacer , charged with keeping hi * taloon open on Sunday last , Las been continued , but no delinito tlmo agreed upon for its hearing. It Man open question whether it will bo pushed. The work of equalization still drugs on. The council was notable to get any quorum Tuesday night , there being pros * cnt only Mayor Bowman nnd Aldermen liichcr , SIcdcntopf nnd Wood. Another futile attempt was made lost night. Now that the council is watching the finances so clotely , it would bo well for them to inquire wWtlic'r the city Is enti tled to any rent for the UBO of the ultlo of its building as a bill potter's stand ! The whole wall is now papered with a circus announcement. Who do the ( show folks pay for theusa of the tpace ! Is it not about1 tlmo that something TTOS done with the coses of the young men charged with shooting and rioting In An- denon's taloon some months ago ? Con tinuance after continuance has been granted until the cases have been lost sight of completely. The Odd Follows went over to Omaha yesterday in goodly number * , accompanied by member. ) of lodges from other parts of the state , and by the Juvenile band , which appeared tor tha first time in their new uniforms , which are very neat , Indeed. The boys furnished torr.a excellent tnuslo on the streets before they started for across the river. The case of Harzmnn , charged with extorting two dollars from a girl , by threatening her with arrest for shoplifting ing , wai tried yesterday bafternooncforo 1 Judga Aylesworth. The judge decided that from the testimony it was evident ' that the girl had be en beaten out ot two < dollars , but was not satisfied u to there being any criminality , and ho reserved his decision until to-day , A peculiar kind ot whisky is being dealt out now. It causes the boozers to % have an undue ambition to assume promt- i t&cnt names. "Frank Jatncs" WAS disposed - ' posed of day before yesUrday , as a plain 1 , drunk. "Boss Tweed" bos been rcsur- ! j reeled and set to work on tha atone pile , j'nd yesterday "Jesse James" and "Pink- erton" were before Judge Ayleworth. The Jj former proved to be a plain drunk of the Jj Brawn family , and the latter a follow 4 ginned Tried. Each wai .assesses the 4usual $7. ' * ; - , There Is one thing that Is 'needed f badly at the jail , and that is some accom | modatlon for female prl soners. There are . . . . seldom any there , but when there fa , there 'S .is little chance to keep them apart , There 7 His ono there now , and although kept in a 1 cell by herself , yet f she cannot bo so far } 'removed ' but what the male prisoners call out to her all sorts of talk. At the city calaboose there is an even worse choice for , the females. It seeing that the author- ! u ties here have not planned for the femi- 'nines ' misbehaving any. A i It is well that J. C. Morgan has been | > ' 'cilled back from bis proposed trip to ( Washington , nud tbatW. C. James ban , i been sent in his placo. This will leave br 'Mr , Morgan time to nnd out who tha ' 'county nflictrs are. He publishes day ftf-- Bt ter day In his alleged paper a list of them , th 1 which might have answered a year or see an anhi o ago , but which are rather antiquated hi ( ( now. Ferry Reel , being announcedfaa t iheriff , and others who have long since left 01 'office being still kept before the public. ' , long before the twlllght-twlnkler 111PI ( ( fill find out that there was a change ? PI | | ' J There la Doao'rtalk among the city 0ui ' \iuthorltle3 of taking stops to make saloon- uiW IstsUke away the screens from their places uib tjo that any ono taking a drink must do so b /ather more publcly ( than now , It is also ft threatened that the high board fences 0' Aibout some of jLho houses of prostitution 0'S nust be torn down. Another move talked n yf is th patnago of an ordinance prohlblt- M the erection of barbed wire fences fiol rithln the city limits. Tbe mayor , in his oltc naugural , recommended that such an ordi- jl \ancebe passed , pronouncing such fences I * ' , 'uneightly and dangerous , " and the pros. I 'ect ' now is that the recommendation will IP'ofollowedont. r ) ! The advent of the female minstrel I , J ( ruupo aeems to have turned the head of ) j-ih8 whole editorial fraternity and dared C hem completely , The twilight twinklcr In 1 ; ot ahead of time and wrote up an no- " VDUUI of ths performance , which was read If. i/Ith much amusement several hours bore - * * > re saiil performance .took place , The fonparell , on the other hand , takes the 'alus to clip the following from "an < maha paper , " and publishes it as ' 'orl | . plf "If the 'old man' says he has bull- 589 down town this evening , or must at- ; nd the lodge , you can bet your vpring jnnet against a nickel that ho CAU be ; und in a front teat at the opera home , \ .king in the feina'e minstrel thow , " I We we ileased to notice that the . onr > vll Bluff * iron work , a company bich hat heen doing a large business in 'B ' manufacture of engines and mining its id milling machinery for the past twenty * 'are , has amended itu'articles o ( incor- iratlon and continued { he duration iU . -operative existence for anotlier period f twenty yeamt Mr , Ohnrlei Hendriu ni * U been elected "trwident , Charles lien- ' ni2t drle , 1'tq.t Gen. O. M , Podge and Snrmie Canton , K q.t nre the directors , and the newly elected secretary Is Mr. Jumes Craig. This enterprise is one of whleli Council BlufT has reason to bo proud nnc we hopa that Its ruccesss In tha pnit U but n forerunner of Its cnrcer In thefuturo. TOOK IT BACK. TBO Motion for n. Change of Venue In Cranky Bill's Caao Withdrawn. . When the case of "Cranky Bill , " charged with larceny , was brought up before Judge Aylcsworth Tuesday , a , change of venue was asked for , tlio at torney , Jolui Lindt , supposing of course that it would bo sent to the nearest justice , J. J. Frainoy. In stead of doing so the judge sent it to the district court , which would com pel the accused to lie in jail hero until that court convened next month , which would onnblo the officers ample time to hunt up witnesses in another case , which is being treasured up against him. This novelty in the way of a change of venue , rathet sur prised the attorney , who had tiot dis covered this feature of the bill creating a superior court hero , nnd ho was re quested lohnvo the motion withdrawn , as ho preferred to have a speedy trial before Judge Aylesworth rather than I1 I wait for the district court. 0. 11. Scott , who appeared for the state , ob jected , but the court allowed Mr. Lindt to makon showing , and on hin ' statement that had naked for a change undoramisapurchonsion of the result , the judiro allowed him to withdraw the motion and prepare for trial. This peculiarity in changes of venue rein the oupcrior court applies only to cases in which it has filial jurisdic ; tion. It. will result in making charqca very few amonc these wfio nro' still a able to give bailf and who will have to tarry In jail until the next term of the district court , but-lt will doubtless betaken taken advantage of by eomo who can tjivo bail , and who wish to inako delay - lay with the hope ot witnesses disap pearing. It is a feature of the supn * rior court that was not discovered un til this case came up. Dr. Anaon Smith says in The Evange list : "It ecema to mo that vociferous praying is an abomination to God , to angels , anil to men , and that dull. llfcio. < payers are a little worno tr xn that. A little child once heard a strange minister pray with his head thrown backward , hlq HOBO pointing Bkyward , and with a loudness - ness ns though tevcn thnnders bad uttered their voices , and the whispered in her n mother's car : 'Would ho have to pray so loud if he lived nearer to Godt' 'Mo , my child , the nearer wo get to God the more. hustjcd oroour | voices ' " | Real Estate Transfers. Tlio following transfers of real ea- tate are reported as taken from the county records by J. W. Squire & Co. , abstractors of titles , real estate and loan agents , Council Bluffu : Council Bluffs Iron Worko to ShnJj gart Implement Co , , lot 1 in 10 in Riddle sub-city , $1,500. Mary Lewis to J. T. Lewis , sw no 28.77-43 , $325. 0.R. I. ' & P. B. R. to Strang , so 25-70-44 , $252. W. B. Vaughan to E. W Allen , lots 4 and 5 in 0 , Bayliss' third city , $120. ' J. P. Bigolow to G. W. Alexander , lot 3 in Bigelow'a addition to Walnut. $40 , L. Tuttle to J. Mulguoen , lot 11 in 8 , Riddle tract , $1,200. J. O. Tipton to H. OVNoil , lot 3 in 1V . Arnold's addition to Oakland , $50. V J. W. and E. W. Davis to A. W. Coflman , lot 18 in section 9-77-39 , $450. E. A. Consigny to A. B. Consigny , lot 12 and 2d Fet 11 and sj- lot 13 in in block 3G , Avoca , $400. be J. H. Burroughs to I. N. Orroll , lot th in block 32 , Everett's addition , or $400. $400.N. BU N. Parker to A. Fonn , B no 0-74- 4C , $1,380. B. P. Clayton to H. F. Wilson , aw ? sn 23-74-40 , $1,000. in UNCOVERING A P1ANT. th fn Set of Stolen BornoBs Found Under * a Brlclgo. qu CO About two weeks du ago seine ono of broke Into Dr. McKuno's stable and tpi stele a valuable sot of harness , which ric ricwt the police have boon on the hunt for wt slncn , and which wore supposed to du have been carried across the river by sic no two men who mysteriously wont over ono morning in a skiff , about day ur light. Yesterday thu supposition te proved to bo without foundation for fn , Chief Field found the harness hidden ISb under a bridge near Mynster spring , bo where it hod evidently boon planted 10 by ; the thieves. .The harness was an fully identified and returned to the arwi wi owner , thouph it was by no means in so ( good condition as when stolen , the mice : having been at it , and the or- niB B posuro haying done it no good. The niS thief has not been captured , but the S ofllcdrs have clues by which they hope tc reach him in time. te at Too Land of Nod. m' A charming entertainment has boon m'H arranged by the Robert Rakes class H of the Baptist Sunday school , to bo given at Dohanoy'a hall next Tuesday evening , Prominent in the oven- 's entertainment is a happy oper etta , entjtled "The Land of Nod , " in which will be introduced about thirty Cr characters in character , many of them beingilittld folk. Besides this t hero ] " are Bovjeral features of interest , In en cluding selections by the Juvenile tr baud , tho. "Smoker " Family" in its en th tirety , at mo rare vocal musfo by n to double quartette from the Omaha " Glee club , and oomo novel bits of mu tr sic and mirth. The entertainment promises to bo 0110 of the choicest and wl best given'under local auspices , and Kot the careful and extensive arrange the ments made afo an assurance that it he will exceed the expectations of oven hewl planners. The ticket * uro only in fifty cents , jncluding reserved scats , inmi which can be aecurod at Buahnoll & hill Brackett's. hiw w < At Ohoriton the other day a miner prei named Johnson fell down a coal shaft , 250 foot , and was crushed to a pulp , the COLLARING A COAT. AStrnnffor from Rock Islnni Hollove Ono of Max Mnhn'a BoarUora of Wintry Apparel. Ono of the boarders at Mar Malm' hotel hung up his overcoat on enter the dining room , and on coming ou found that some ono had stolen it The theft wss duly reported and lat in the evening it was ascertained tha a young man had sold the same to second-hand clothing dealer on Broadway for $1.50. This younj man wes Boon run down and arrested Ho gave his name as Henry Jones and claimed to belong in Rock Island Ho admitted having sojd the coat , bu denied having stolen it. His story was , that ho root oh the street a fol lor" who used to board at the same place in Rock Island , and who gave him the overcoat to sell , claiming i was getting too warm weather to wear it , and ho preferred the money. Before fore ho had time to turn over the money to his friend ho was arrested To the Temperance Workers of Potto , v ? attain lo County. Every township in tha county thai las not already done so is rcquestei o hold a meeting at the earliest possible siblo day and appoint n Township Prohibitory Amendment committee of three , the names of which should ofbt bt reported to L. W , Tulloys , secre tary of the executive committee , Coun cil Bluffs. The friends of temperance are re quested to act promptly nnd send in these names at onco. a7-lk ' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. IOWA IVJiMS. Pptatocs from Ireland are selling at " $ ll76 intSioux City. The Iowa State Leader advocates free tradb in all things except whisky ; ' Page county pays ' $12 per month for the support ot each of her twenty two insane. Crestpn thinks her future would bo gr with a bo rd of trade and nn ot railroad. otM Supt. Sanborn , ot' the Chicago. Milwaukee it St. Paul railroad , has bought a $12,000 farm in Corro Gordo county. By a special vote the citizona o : Cedar Rapids are to determine whoth they are willing to pay $75,000 for system of ] sewerage , In DubUque , on the 22d , Martin Bock , agcd about 35 , stabbed himself just because ho was tired of living any longer. Ho may live. Two tramps in Sioux City pommel ed each other severely , rubbed in the blood with mud and retired to the calaboose for a night's lodging. Tholiverynicn of Marshalltown have entered into a combination for the purpose of establishing and maintain' ing ] uniform rates for livery hire. The Maquokota boatd otNiqualiza < tion has raised the valuation of per sonal property of some of the solic citizens about $53,000 , and raised the ire of the aforesaid citizens twice that much. At Atlantic an old man named Dow- ell , only a few days married , t 'tempted suicide by laudanum , but matter of fact doctor pumped him oul in time to save htm for further con nubial misery. The Btubba * burglar murder at Polk City bids fair to "go into history as ono of the impenetrable mysteries , like the killing of Ella Barrett , Mai- land , McGuire and other Polk county assassinations. Prof. 0 , W. von Coelin , late super intendent of public instruction , is to become a member of the faculty of the Iowa state university , and will ore long remove to Iowa City to assume sumo his now duties. ; Some parties to revenge themselves ? Mr. Talloy , a farmer near loka , Keokuk ' county , for the part ho took ridding that part of the county of thieves took a horse , valued at $500 , from his stable and shot him. J. 0. Morrison , a well-to-do and quite prominent citizen of Adams county , has boon indicted for the seduction duction of a Mrs. Martin , forty years ago , who buried her first husband ton years ago , and subsequently mar ried another husband , from whom she was divorced. If there was any se duction it was probably on the female side of the house. [ Sioux City Jour rml. rml.Tho The present law class of the state university numbers 150 irora seven teen < different slates , and one each from Scotland and Ireland , Out of 139 . . .thoro are ninety republicans , twenty-eight democrats , seven green backers and fourteen independents ; 101 of them will give the prohibition amendment tlio aid of their influence and votes , while thirty are content at with the law as it stands. In jv quarrel over cards at Califor nm Junction on Sunday , Martin Brown was badly' , perhaps fatally , out by a Boctlon boss named Palmer. Brown , though suiTorint ; from three terrible outs in the back and a fourth above the groin , from which latter " the ' intestines protruded , walked two miles to n doctor's oilico at Missouri Valley to have the wounds dressed. His recovery is doubtful. A KNIUHT OP THE ROAD. How Wnndenntr Box Car Tourist Made It Lively for the Boy a , Creitoa ( Urette. Ono of Conductor Flanders' brakemen - men wont through an experience at Rod Oak the other nicht that will enuBO him to bo chary of tackling tramps. In the depot was ono of these nonmdio gentlemen who saern have no other object in hfo than to "carry ( the banner" through thecoun- try. , The tiain had to wait at that point , and during the interim the ford wheel twister endeavored to a little fun out of the tramp. In progrcBs of this pleasant iJfastimo slapped the tourist in the face , whereupon the latter waxed exceed ingly wroth , and intimated to the man who holds the trains down the that if ho would stop outside ho would laterally and metaphorically proceed to "put U all over him" in a remarkably ihort space of timo. Accordingly the party proceeded to platform and the mill commenced , In Iho first round the brakemai knocked the contlomixn of iho roac arbund protly lively , but in the see end the tramp pulled a wicked look ing razor from his boot And went for the railroad man. The brakemnn Knocked the knife from his hand be fore ho could do much execution whereupon the other jerked out r revolver and snapped it in the brake man's faco. llo fled into the depot and hid. The tramp coolly withdrew the cartridges from nis gun , replaced them with others , nnd started info the waiting room with the revolver in his hand and blood in his eye There were several persons in the room , and ( ho way they scattered to give the gentleman with thn gun n clear fielu was amusing. Engineer Riford and Conductor Flanders jumped clear over the lunch counter in their eagerness to find n ftoft place to lie down. The tramp took posses sion of thn room and ordered everybody to throw up their hands. All the hands wont up with astonishing alac rity. Then ho proceeded to make them a little speech , in which ho gave the attentive audience much Rood advice - vice about interfering with peacablo gentlemen on their travels , closing with the cheerful intimation that if ono of them moved an inch ho would convert his liver into a cullender. They didn't move , and when the tramp backed out of the door the sigh of relief that went up resembled a Mis souri cyclone on a small scale. PERSONAL. Hon. J , B. Ollfilllnn , of Minneapolis , Is n the city n guest of the Ogden , Attorney Lindt leaves this morning on the Ko Ic Island to look after some legal mslncss. H. U. Williams , of Glenwood , was in the city yesterday , and made headquarters nt Iho Pacific. ' Kev. T. II. Clelnnd lias been elected moderator , nnd Kev. F. D , Ball&rd , clerk of the Council Binds Presbytery. The sherift of Adams county was in the city yesterday hunting up some pointers , o aid him in the icarch for n crook whom 10 wants. H. Von DeBogart , connected with Walker & Chaffing job printing cstabli-h. ment , rejoices In the nriival of a eleven pound boy. How often persons hava been annoyec by burrs clinging to their dress or cloth ing , and how seldom have they , when cleaning them , given it n thought thai Burdock Hoot H the most valuable blood cleanser nnd purifier known , nnd is sole by nyerv dm prut under the name of iur ! dock Blood Bittor8. ! Price $100. 21w COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Special advertisements , * 4i Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Bent , Wants , Boarding , etc. , will be Inicrtod In thlf column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the flret Insertion and FIVE CENTS FEU LINK for each subsequent Insertion. Leave adr erlliomcnta at our office , No. ' , Pearl Street , near Uroadwuy. Wants. ANTED. Six corpers at once. Joseph W lloss , Brohdway , Council Bluffs , a 20-Ot hoarders by day or week. Fur nished rooms , 206 4th street. , prS5 6t * TTrANTED Everybody In Council Bluffs lo YV to take Tin DM , SO centi per week , da llrerod by carriers. Office , 'No ' > 7 Pearl Street near Broadway. TTTANTED To buy 100 tons broom com. TT For particulars address Council Bluffi Broom Factory , Council Bluffs , Iowa. 6SS-28tl W ANTED To buy 2,000 lire pigeons Ap ply at Bee office. ap27tf For Sale and Kent C\OR SALE Ooe-itory frame cottage , on JJ monthly payment ! of $50. Bancroft or 1th trcet. Ii ftpllO Ot H. C. CORY. poll SALE Bca-itllul residence lote , $60 C each ; nothing down , and 83 per month only , bj EX-MA YO11VAUOI1 AN. np3-tl ! bjI 1U.N1' : Uuhtell'i Jlotol , middle Uroad- I FOIt . Council Bluftn , Iowa ; la a well-known 101190 : best location In the city. Stealing In- ludtd. 1 Call on or uddrcsi apllO 1m PETEIt BECIITELL. HALK Welberfrund , or Woman's Foil Friend , the Rrrat Ocrman dltcorerr. 'osl live euro for female weaknuea In all its various Joriusand otaicoj. At apr3 1m PEUAVEN'S Dru ? Store 71011 S M.E Large brick residence , nice ! rooms. OooJ location fJ.&OO. apr8-0t AMENT & SIMS. I OH RENT tnrol'hed rooms , s. w. cor , fith F Avc , and llth ttruet. aprlS-Zw * 11KKT Two nicely furnished rooms to FOR ilnKlogenllemcnln very desirable location , cpll-tf J. W. BQU1BE &CO. KENT. Two (20 house aid one tore. FOR Broadway. Apply aprll-lm * A M.WILSON. FOR SALE Old naporiSEc per hundred , at The Boo office , Council Blufts. se27-tl (71 ( OR RENT Lartffl house , centrally 1-catcd U pice Rrounds , etc. , $25 per month. Knqulre IIKH offlco aplMf MlscolhineouB. f MJt AND SEE A BI'UJNDIO CRAYON U portrait ot a ( imminent citizen , done by a nrst-Uats Boston artist , at llioKucl lcr pallvry , Jaln street. uprlMI DR. W. L. I'AITON Phjslcian aud Oculltt. Can cure any cas o ( sore ejo < . It Is only t matter of time , and tan cure ve crally In rein three to Qto weeks U maVts no difference - enco how lonff dlicased. Will straighten cross eyes , operate and remove I't ngium * , etc. , and loiert artificial ejes. ap6-U A NYONK WANTING soneHne quillty brojm J\ . corn seed can Kit It by nrltliif tn uplStf I'.l ) . MAYNE , Council Bluffs. Onoo ! the beat ( ond-clasa Hotels In the West U tha BROADWAY HOTEL , A. B BRAWN , 1'roprlttor. Nos. 634 and CSS Broadway , I ouncll Bluffs , low * . Table supplied with the best the market af- ords. Qcod rooms and flrst-clasi beds. Terms cry reasonable. SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL N , Anderson , - - Proprietor , 732 Lo er Uraadwv ) . r..4 Uh Hie bent the nitrketaf- * , TtriuitJ.Wand 81.00 ptri ttk. Tcanilcnt 11.00 per day. UNION AVENUE HOTEL 817 Lower Broadway , Mrs , 0 , Gerspacher& Son , FIHST CLASS HOTEL ATREA- ONABLE PRICES , TRANSIENTS ' ACCOMMODATED. HOTEL you. RENT , GOOD REASONS ou RENTING. Beauty , health , and hiipplnesa for Jadlei iWINE OF v > * * TOO UTTERLY UTTER " 3POO JL'Jtt.'tU JbJ. BOSTON TEA GO. Are Supplying the Aesthetic Wants of the Public in FINE GROCERIES. With Everything in Staples jit the Lowest Prices , Fresh Roast Coffees , Chioce Drawing Teas. Boston Tea1 Co. 16 Main St. and 16 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs , W.W.SHERMAN MANUFACTUKEtl OF Koad , Track , Coach & Livery" HARNESS ! FINE WORK A SPECIALTY. E. n. SHERMAN , Business Manager. WM. CimiSTOrilEa , Mechanical Manager. 124 S. Main St. , Council Bluffs. In. GOLD ! GOLD ! GOLD ! Bright and yellow and hrd nnd cold , Molten , graven , hammered and roll'd , Heavy to pet nnd light to hold ; Hoarded , buttered , bought and Bold. _ 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 a c imo untold. GOLD ! GOLD ! If you want to have gold yni must spend your money to the very.bestadvant- oge. Do business with cash men , and where only one price will be asked or taken. REMEMBER "A tree is known by Its fruit " - A store by its juices. ONE THING CERTAIN Oar prices are right. Our business is n guarantee that fair dealing is our watch word. XLCRisour 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 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 IRON WORK , MANUFACTURERS OF ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY Offlco and Works , Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. We five special attention to Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces , HOISTERS AND GENERAL MILL MACHINERY , HOUSE FRONTS. GENERAL REPAIR WORK will rccelre prompt attention. A general as sortment of Brass Goods , Belting , Pining. AND SUPPLIES FOR Fonndiy , PJg Iron , Coke , Ooal , OHAS. HENDRIB , President. 2i OSCAR WILDE 2. GAS FIXTURES. Bixby & Wood , THE PLUMBERS. On Bancroft or ( Fourth Streets. ) J. M. PALMBB , DEALEH IN REAL ESTATE A.N9 LOAN AGENT , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. Drs ; Woodbury & Son , ao on MT Cor. Pearl & lit Are. COUNCIL BLUFFR MAURER & CRAIG , ARTISTIC POTTERY , nich Out Qloaa , Flno French China , Silver Ware &o. , BIO BROADWAY. , COUNCIL ULUFFB. IOWA. MES , fl , J. HILTON , M.D. , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON , 222 Broadwav , Council BlaJfi- 'V. Ot AMKHT. JAOOU SIMS AMENT & SIMS , Attorneys & OounsolIors-at-Law , COUNCIL BLUFF8. IOWA. < 41 w ! , - > I + , . If ! HARKNESS , ORGUTT & GO. , DRY GOODS AFD CARPET HOUSE. Broadway , Cor. Fourth 8k , i * ' V Council Bluffs , Iowa mar-2-3m J. MUELLER'S a Jhiokermg , Weber. Liindeman , J. Mueller and other Pianos , $200 nnd upward. Burdett , Weotern Cottage , ; Tabor and Palouhet Organs , $60nndupward. Musi cal Merchandise of every diacription. Italian Strings a specialty ; imported direct. Music Books , Bhoet-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 ! reo nn applica tion. Correspondence Solicited. Address : J , MUELLER , 103 South 5th Street. COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA. I u 4 TT ' A. i t/ . S I O F. F. FORD Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2.00 \ Bluff and Willow Streets , Council Bluffs. FURNITURE HOUSE. Mirrors , Upholstery , Bepairinfi- , Etc , . Wood and Metallic Coffina. No. 436 Broadway , Cor. Tiryant St. , Council BlulTs , Iowa. UNION BAKERY , 517 SOUTH MAIN STREET. THE BEST BREAD TJST THE OU T. None but firat-claas Bakers , employed. Bread , Cake , Pies , &o. , delivered to any part of the city. Our- Wagons run all day. P. AYREP , Proprietor. M E T C A L F BROS. , WHOLESALE DKALERS , IN Hats , Gaps , Straw .Goods , and Buck Gloves. CHICAGO , PRICES DUPLICATED. ooxraroxx. SX/CTE-ZTC , REAL ESTATE AGENT , Baa For Sale , Town Lots , Improved and Unimproved , also , Railroad Landaj. and a number ot Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa and Nobraska. Office frith W. 8. MAYNE. over Savings Bank , - CPU VOIL BLTJPS THE VEBY EATEST STYLES OF" Wail Paper and Window Shades ty . And the Largest Assortment to Select from. Paper Hanging and Interior Decorating ; Done in the Latent Style of Madam Art. Geo. B. Beard , 11 Pearl St. Council Bluffs. Bluffs.W. C. A. BERBK , W. HUNVAN , W. IJEEUK. . C. A. BEEBE & CO. , Wholesale and He tail Dealers In FURNITURE AND CROCKERY , Hos. 207 & 209 Broadway , Council Bluffs. Irs , J. E. letcalfe and Miss Belle Lewis Are n'W dealing In all kinds of fancy goods , ncb as Laces , Embroideries , Ladlci' Undciuca of all tUfci . ( , tlons. Also Handkerchiefs , loth In silk and linen , bone ot all Hindi , thread , jilrigt neodl i , it. . . Wo hope the laalca will call and eee our stock ef Roods at 631 Broadway before go npf fleewhero. B. J. DAVIS , 13 PEARL STREET , Dealer In ZEPHYRS ; GERMANTOWN AND FANCY YARNS of All Kinds. A Fall liino of Canvas , Felts , Embroidery , Knitting ; ' " ' Silica and Stamped Goods. Nice AsRortncnt of Appliqae Pictures FIRE AWAY FLANIGAN ! 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 Flanigan. * Our Ouatomern know we deal in i Honest Made , Comfortable Fitting , Stylish BOOTS SHOES and SLIPPERS , And that our prloea . are as low as it Is possible to 'eell good Roods , Invest- rate for yourself. M Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. , 412 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOW& Anfl WESTSIDE SQUAEE , CLARINDA IOWA , . i J J. ndl USii DOl