THE DAlLf JBEE--COlJls7OlL BLUOTS , IOWA MOKDAY MAY 1 Ib82
DAILY
COUKCIL BLUFFS.
Monday Morning , May 1.
SUBSCRIPTION KATES :
fly Carrier , - - - - - 10 cent * rr wc k.
By Mall , - > - - - - - tip 00 ptr Y r.
Office : No. 7 Ponrl Street , Near
Broadway.
0. K. MAYNE , Vansfrcr City CirciiUllon.
H. W. TILTON , City Editor.
MINOR MENTIONS.
Second-hand , or building * to bo re
moved , bought by W. H. Vaughan.
Joseph Heller mnkcs tulU up In the
laU t styles at 310 Broadway. nprH-tf
Tbe dlttrict court for thin county
Tpcns two weeks from to-day.
The IJcicue company has Hi May
dancn at Bloom ft Nixon's this evening.
If you desire to sell your house or
lot , notify W. K. Vaughan as to the price.
For first clatn butter tubs be sure and
call upon Joteph DOM , CIS Upper Broad-
way. apr21-Ct
See the ntx little cltcpy head * at Do-
hany'n to-morrow night , in ' 'The Land of
Nod. "
The atreeU were quiet enough yester
day to suit eren the most orderly church-
coor.
coor.The
The project for lighting thii city by
eiectiic light should not be allowed to
drop into darkness.
A restaurant room and a number of
sleeping room ; , by Dchany's ball , for rent
by W. K. Yaugbin.
The city council U to hold an import
ant meeting this ertahig , to consider the
the new liceaso ordinance.
Eight lame , beautiful Iqts b Hall' *
addition , for sale cheap , a few blocks north
of the Paci6c boose , byV. . K. Vaughan.
Isn't it about time that work was lie-
run on tbe new street car line , for which a
charter waa obtained aome time
One hundred and tiity acres of choice
land , for tale or trade , on the B. & M.
railroad in Nebraska , by W. K. Vau han.
There was not much of a Saturday
eight for the police , there beiug Lut a
single arrest made , and the calabocxto bo-
IOR empty on Sunday morning.
The ehow windowaof IIarknesnOrcntt
k. Co. , always attract attention , but espec
ially now , as one is occupied by a balloon
made of ailki , sating and ribbons.
Mont of the thirsty soula yesterday
. ought the back doors , tbtre being few
front doom open. Saloons that have no
rear doors are in bock luck now.
There it a largo amount of fencing be
ing done on the bottom , lots are being
take J off , plats of ground being platted
and tign'a of activity on all aides.
Take your ice from 'the ' Blue Wagona.
Order * taken at J. T. Olivor'n , and at
1 Jones Eros' . Grocery. Muliholland &
Co. , successors to 1) . F. Kicher. ap29-tf !
"The Land of Nod ; " n charming oper-
ettttj to be Riven at Dohany'a to-morrow
might , will oall out about thirty persons in
costume , and Is a mnnlcal and mirthful
picturing of dreamland , Its fairies and
( prites. *
Thin afternoon the , . funeral rervicea of
thocliildof 0. H. Wheeler , living about
ten miles from the city , will be held , and
the remains brought to this city , a d
placed in a rautt in Fnlrrlow cemetery.
A special train is to carry the vOmaha
gleu olub back to-morrow uight , after the
entertainment at Dohany'a , and citizens
from across the river who desire to attend
can , thus make certain of returning home
the Ban.o night.
A warrant has been famed for the
young girl who has been gett nfc various
goods under the falto pretense of being a
daughter of Mr. Noeon , the Insurance
man. The girl and her mother are out of
the city , and hcnco no arrest as yet.
To-day is the one net for tbo taking
tip of bills In congress providing for gov
ernment buildings. If by any slip this
city could get a ahow there would bo gen
eral rejoicing , but there is no likelihood
for any such atreak of luck before the tint
Monday of next month if there is then.
A , yery pleapan "Kato Qrecnway
party1' was glren at the home of , Mm. , Dr.
Oaborne last Friday uight which wan
largely attended by yuung folks , gathered
in honor of Miss 'Williams of Marshall-
town , wlip Is In the city vbltlnj M'NS ! Lou
Oabornc. There was dancing , tempting
refreehmenU , and all the needful formerry
l occasions ,
A pleasant surprise and prenentntlon
occurred at the ofllce of the Council Bluffs
insurance company Saturday evening , the
victim being Charlei Duuu , the cashier of
the company , who wan prevented with an
elegant go'd watch and chain as a token
of the ottcera am ) respect felt for him by
Ui employes and nsuoclated. Mayor Ly
tnau made the needful sueech.
Further particular * hate been.learned
concerning the babe which was loft on the
tialn , of which Free L. Paine It 'the con
ductor. It has developed that the troth'ei
of the babe thus deseited is a chamber
maid at Jefferson , who heartlei sly. ' gave
the child to another woman to dispose of.
Tali woman boarded the traln.aud left the
babe for the railway boys to look after.
The little thing has been restored to It *
heartless mother , and the authorities have
taken steps to foice lor to take care of It.
* . John Jones , living at short distance
out of the city , haa bad a bone stolen
ad thinking that he bad secured track o
the thief , a warrant was Issnod Saturday
afternoon by Justice Fralney , The name
W the horse thief not being known , the
papers were made out for "Frank James/
It seems that1 'John Doe" and "JHcharJ
Iloe" are soon to drop into oblivion , am
"Jctue Jaiueu" and "Frank James" are tc
npplant them. Constable Fox is th
officer who it after Frank James.
There have been about one hundret
already who have applied for permits t
draw books from the public library. Mac
applicant is required to have Home res
dent of responsibility vouch tor the aaf
return of borrowed books , and some eeei
to fed this' to be a hardship , A Httl
thought would convince inch that this I
only a wine provblou , and the Inconven
\ ience is only slight. There oughtto b
a large number/however , to avail them
Mlrri of the advantageo of a fre publl
library. There is much Interesting read
Ing upon the ( helves which ought not to
rest there Idly when It costs nothing to
Lake advantage of it.
OPENING TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY AT BLISS1.
POUNDING PROHIBITION.
Onothor Mooting of the Council
OIufTd Club For Completing
Itu Organization.
The Council Bluffs Anti-Prohibi
tion club hold another mooting Fri
day evening , for the transaction of
) usino8s , rather thnn for campaign
purposes. Jlobort limn , who in the
irat organization of the club was
elected president , tendered his rcsig-
intion , assigning as a reason that the
pressure of personal business matters
made it impossible for him to pjvo
ho work the needed time and ntton
ion , The resignation was accepted
and M. O , Griflin was chosen to fill
ho vacancy. C pt. L. Krioht , was
elected vice-president. An oxccutivo
committee was appointed consisting of
3. Goico , Peter Ucch'toler and G. It.
Wheeler. Short addicssoi worom&do
> y A. Lercli and Rev. W. Mallan ,
after which adjournment was taken.
SHDST SO.
"I say , John , vat docs tint moan
wo wagons mit dor Boston Tea
Storol"
"I tell you , Hans , it means bust-
ICM ; they do somcdingn at dat place.
They soil good goods , and sheap , dot'a
why it tikes so many clerks and wag
ons at dat grocery storo. "
FINISHED AT LAST.
Tbo Equalization of Taxes Comple
ted Ready * for Posting- .
The city council has after much de-
ay and many meetings completed the
work of equalizing taxes , and the city
clerk is preparing the necessary copico
M post in the public places as required
> y law. The council has to post these
ists for a week before final action ia
taken , the list to embrace the npmea
of all these whoso property has boon
raised above the amounts sot down by
, ho assessor. The council has decided
.o meet on the llth of May to take
this final action.
The Omaha Glee club and Juvenile
> and will appear in "Tho Land of
STod" entertainment tomorrow even-
'
ANOTHER SKIP.
Jock Hamlln Walks Out of tbo Uala-
booBO Wltbout Any Trouble.
The city calaboose is a good deal of
a farce , it being apparently unable to
told any person who is sober enough
a walk out. The escapes have been
so frequent of late that it is getting to
)0 more common for the reporters to
ask "how many got away" than it is
o ask "how many hare you put in. "
fho latest escape was a follow named
Jack Hamlin , who was subjected to
ho formality of being locked up for
) oing drunk. When tlio officer wont
iut to got some coal for the stove ,
Jack quietly walked out , and thus
laved himself the seven dollars which
s required to got out by passing
hrough the superior court. At last
ccounts Jack was a.till at largo.
Look out for the light infantry at
) ohany'B to-morrow night.
*
WRECKING WINDOWS.
A Drunken Rur&list Smashing Windows
dews In Kooldencoa and School
HOUBOS.
A follow full of bad whisky was
earning about in the vicinity of the
Jarnor school house , near Park's mills ,
Friday uight , and .amused himself by
mashing the glass in 'the windows of
djacont buildings. Ho successfully
battered the windows in the shool
louse , and also in Mrs. Scofiold's
osidonco near by. Constable Rose-
raus was sent out Saturday to arrest
ho man , named 0. Holcomb. Ho
md quite a lively time catching him ,
as Holcomb made a lively break from
the roar of his house as the oflloor up-
ironohed the front. The constable
drew his revolver and mado.tho follow
: emu to time , and successfully cap-
urod him , Ho has been lodged in
ail , and. will probably have a hearing
tuforo Justice Abbott to-day. It ia
also charged against the prisoner that
during his drunken hurrah ho pulled
a revolver and threatened to shoot
some inoffensive citizens.
THE LAND OF NOD.
To-morrow evening a choice outer-
ainment is to bo given at Dohany'a
tail , consisting. the operetta "The
! j nd of .Nod. " Music by the Omaha
3oo ( club , and the Juvenile band , the
Ichmokor family and such novelties
as the light infantry , aud living 'tutu-
ary , Kosorved seats only fifty c-ews ,
* or silo at Seaman's book store.i .
Baao Bailers ,
There was a fine practice game
played Saturday afternoon between
the Council Bluffs nine and. a picked
nine , thora being six innings , at the
close of which the former had scored
23 runs and the latter 0. The Coun
cil Bluffs nine consisted of Stroob , c ;
Askwith , pj Bryan , 1st b ; Clinton , 2d
b ; Huutington , 3d b ; Brown , a s ;
Brouth , 1 f ; Athorton , r f ; Smith , o f.
The other nine was composed oi
Olawson , c ; Batchelor , p ; Walters , 1st
b ; Rogers , 2d b ; 'Oliver , 3d b ; Walters -
ors , a s ; Dary , r f ; Bronnan , 1 f ; MOT-
ritt , o f , The game was BO one-sided
as to .prevent its being very interest
ing , and there was only four or five
players who showed much skill. Stil !
there wore indications that with prac
tice a strong nine could bo developed.
Another game was 'played Saturday
afternoon between a nine from the
Wabakh freight oflico and a nine from
Smith & Crittenden's wholesale store.
The former consisted of Messrs. G lea-
son , Jones , Mason , Morgan , Blanchard -
ard , Doro , Clark , West and Welsh ,
and the latter nine of Messrs. Good
rich , Spoonor , Homer , Baldwin ,
Tracy , Ilavorotock , Hclbard , Ilough-
ton nnd Gnisf. The railway boys
won by nearly two to one.
A beautifully trimmed hat for one
dollar at Bliss' .
PERSONAL.
.T. Campston , of Shreveport , Lo. , was at
the Ogdcn yeoterday.
H. 11. Hnll , of Uangor Me. , took a look
at Council Dlufls yesterday.
Dr. J , K , Hansom , nf Dennlson , Iowa ,
pasted his Sunday at the Ogden.
Lieutenant Governor O. H. Manning ,
of Carroll , was In the ci'y ' Teftterday.
Judge George W. McCreary was In the
city yesterday , the gucht o ( Mr. W. S.
Mayno ,
A. S. Klnn'ey , of Chicago , wai In the
city yesterday. He is one of the bow boot
and shoo men on the road ,
L , B. Wadleigh , extentively'engaged in
the lumber business nt Clinton , 111. , took
a days' rest here yesterday.
H. W. S. Ott'n , one of the liveliest cloth
ing men who ipms out of Chicago , spent
his Sunday lay-off at the Ogden.
Hev. 1 * . f. liresee has returned from the
west , nnd occupied tbe pulpit of the
Broadway Methodist church yesterday , as
usual.
usual.Will
Will Stull , an old Council Bluff * boy ,
now located at Lincoln , Neb. , is in the
* city greeting and bclnj , ' greeted by his old
friends.
A. J. Glaea , superintendent of the
JanesvIlloManufacluringCompjny.Jatice-
ville , Wig. , is in the city looking after the
farm machinery trade.
Will Merritt , of Des Moinea , and Sam
VTatRon , of Chicago , two 11 y boys who
have scores of customers and many fritnds
on the road , were spied at thn Ogden yes
terday , indulging In a quiet tete-a-tete.
.Inmei A , Jackson , a former resident of
Council lMuffi > , nnd now largely engaged
in stock dealing , with headquarters in St.
Louis , ppcnt Sunday in this city. His
wife accompanies him , and they are stop
ping at the Ogden.
DITCHING. A TRAIN.
A Moro Boy Throws an Englno and
Several Cars On tbo Track.
A wreck was caused in the yards of
'
the Chicago , Burlington & Quincy
railway , Friday evening , by a more
boy , Eddie Cole , aged about fourteen ,
throwing a switch. An engine and
three cars wore approaching , and the
switch was ao it should bo , when the
boy , who was ploying about , throw
the switch , and it was too late for the
engineer to atop. The engine waa
damaged considerably-and three cars
thrown off the track. The boy was
arrested , but there being some doubt
about establishing the fact that the
boy did it maliciously , a cnaro was
filed , against him for jumping on and
off tha cars while in motion , that seem
ing to bo the only offense which the
boy can bo punished for. His friends
furnished bail for his'appearance , and
the case was continued until next
Wednesday. It is said in the boy's
behalf that ho has been in the habit
of helping the men in and about the
yards , and has often been allowed to
turn a switch , which fact , if true ,
does away with malicious' intent to a
largo extent.
Bliss' sales of millinery was very
large last month , because no such bar-
gaiimworoovar offered before in Coun
cil Blufft ) . Call and see the prices and
; oods. You will be convinced.
Changing Owners.
The following transfers of real cs-
.ato ore reported as taken from the
county records by J. W. Squire &
Jo. , abstractors of titles , real estate
and loan agents , Council Bluffs :
T. J. Baker to 0. Todd , aw aw B ,
75 , 40 ; $800.
J. A Klein to Thomou Green , port
of BOO. 32 , 70 , 43j g2,215.
0. G. Hurst to It , Hackott , n J no
10 , 75 , 39 ; 82,000. ,
It. Porciyul to P , D ! Mooraan , lots
32 nnd 33 in Johnson's addition to
city ; 8620.r r i
F. Good win'Ho G. B. Hough , B t ,
nw 8 , 70 , 43 ; $2,200.
J. J. Speed to Herman Groto , no
sw Gy 75 , 42 ; $400.
J. IS. Stephens to J. FJynn , BW 22 ,
70 , 41 ; $2,480.
J Stuhr to A. Stuhr , w ) , nw 27
and BO no nnd no ne and e | of BO and
sw Be 28 , 77 , 41.
Win. Wray to J. M. Palmer , lot 7
n 15 , Kiddle's sub to city ; $050.
N. P , Dodge to J. H. Dugan , nw
nw 4 and no no 5 , 77 , 42 ; ? 008 ;
N. P. Dodge to A. Ransom , BW nw
4 , 77 , 42 ; $480.
Mary B. Swan to B. Fogerty , lots 0
and 10 in 5 , McMahon , Cooper & Jef
fries addition to city ; gl,250.
Visit "Tho Land of Nod" at Do-
lany's to-morrow night. A peep at
dreamland for only fifty conU.
CRESTON.
The Odd Follows Celebration a Tame
Affair PorBonu and Matters of
Interest.
Correspondence ol The ! ) , '
OKKSTON , Iowa , April 26. Your
reporter arrived in this city on No. G
last niirht , the 20th. The purpose of
hia visit being to attend the much
advertised anniversary of the I. 0. 0.
F , , hold here to-day. One thing wo
will Bay for Creaton , it is a rattling
town , It Qrowa like a mushroom.
Since our last visit to this magic city ,
work has been commenced ou four
now business blocks besides innumer
able dwelling houses. The addit.onal
machine shops BO much talked of and
desired by the Creston people are a
certainty. They will bo built this
summer , BO wo are informed.
The anniversary exercises of the
Odd FullowB wore not as well patron-
ired as was expected by Odd Follows
at this point. There were not to exceed -
ceed 300 visitinp members in attend ,
once , and it is probably well that
there were no more , for the arrange
ments were poorly made.
The on'y ' notable thing about the
celebration was the oration of Hon.
John Vanaulkinburg. Thatwaagood.
It deserved n better audience and
more favorable circumstances under
which to inspire its delivery. Dinner
waa served nt two or more places in
town , and reflected much credit on'tho
ladies who conducted it. The ball
to-nit ht vas largely attended.
The weather in this section hasbctin
M chnngnblo for the past month as it
has been in Western Iowa. Farmers
are n great deal discouraged nnd tny
that unless n radical change occurs in
the weather oflico and consequent1 } '
throughout the country , nnd that very
Boon , short crops must bo expected as
a consequence.
I find , as a general thing , repub
licans hero are in favor of renominnt-
ing Col. Hepburn for n second term ;
not because of anything he has done
particularly , but because it is custom-
nry to give congressmen- two terms in
Iowa. Hepburn is looked upon M
the tool nnd servant of the railroads ,
nnd two terms will end his public ca
reer no doubt. Ho is and has always
been a sycophant of monopolies , but
just now no one soenis to care , in this
district , to make the race against him
in view of the precedent established
in this Btato'which , , lot mo add , is not
a very wise one when a poor incum
bent is in oflico. PALO ALTO.
It Beads the List
Of all other preparations or medicines.
In cases of nausea , headache , dizziness or
irregularities of the system , 1)CI ) > TOCK
BLOOD BITTKHS have no'equal. They
never foil in t Herding immediate tclief.
Trice 31.00. 28-dlw
To tlia Temperance Workers ofPotta-
wattamlo County.
Every township in the county that
has not already done BO is requested
to hold a meeting at the earliest pos
sible day and appoint n township pro
hibitory amendment committee of
three , the names of which should bo
reported to L. W. Tullpys , secretary
of the oxccutivo committee , Council
Bluffr.
The friends of temperance nro re
quested to act promptly and send in
these names nt 'once.
n7-4t EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Satisfactory.
Mrs. Wa'lace , Buffalo , N. Y , writes :
"I have used BUIIUOCK BLOOD BITTEIIS
for nervous and bilious headache ) , and
have recommended them to my trienda ; I
believe them superior to any other medicine -
cine I have used , and can recommend
them to anynne requiring n cure f"r bil
iousness. " Trice 81.00. 28-dlw
HIS GRATITUDE ,
llth and Poplar streets , 1
ST. LOUIH , Mo. , March lV , 1881. J
H. H. WAHNEU &Co. : Sirs For
twelve years 1 suffered from kidney
troubles until your Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure wrought a wonderful re
storation of health.
aprldlw JOHN M. WARD.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTICE. HptclU advertisement * , aju
Lost , Found , To Lo n , For Sale , To Bent ,
Wuti , Boarding , etc. , will be Inserted In toll
column at the loir rate of TEN CENTS PER
LIME for tbe Ural Insertion and FIVE CENTS
PER LINE for each subsequent , Insertion.
Lcare adr ertlacmenta at our office , No. 7
Pnarl Street , near lircidwijr.
Wants.
WANTED.-Six coopers it onco. Joseph
Kosa. llroudway. Council llluffg. > 0-01
Hoarders By day or week. Fur-
WANTED roonio. 200 4th street.
pr 0 flt
"TTTANTED Everybody In Council Bluffs la
YY to take Tin Bn , 0 cents per weck.de
llvercd by carrion. Office , No 7 Pearl Street *
near Broadway.
WANTED To buy 100 tons broom corn.
For particulars address Coancll Blutfe
Broom Factory , Council Hinds. Jowa. 658-29tf
For Snlo and Rent
TTlon SALE Beautiful residence lots , J60
Jj each ; notblug down , and $3 per month only ,
by KX-MAYOUVAUG1JAN.
opl3-tt
li Uil llh.Nl KuihUII'ii lluiul , UildUlO UruiKl-
A } way , Council Huffs , Iovtalsauell-knon ;
house : nest lacatlou In tbe city SUoilnt-
cluded. Call on or addrcsi -
1'110 1m 1'ETER DECHTELl , .
HALE WtlUtrJrund ; or Woman' *
Frlcud , the gicat German dlicoiery.
1'oMllvccure for feroa'o weakness In all Ita
Tjrlouu formsnd at ( , ' " ' At
aprlSlm l > ElIAVKN'S.Dmj Store.
HKNT PuraMied rooms , s. w.uor , Cth
EOK . and llth ttrect. ' prl8-2w *
ltKJ > T THO cicely furnished rooms to
FOR gentlemen , In very denlrable location ,
tpll-tf J. W. SQUIRE &CO.
TTIOU KENT. Two KO bouse at3 one tore ,
JD 829 Uro d tty.-Ai'ply
aprll-lit * A . WILSON.
T710R BALE Old papers 26c per hundred , at
J } The Boo office , Council DIuDs. se27-U
"ITI OU KENT Large house , centrally located ,
.JL nice Krounds , etc. , 9Z& per month. Enquire
at Din ofllce. tpll-tf
Miscellaneous.
A cold carted rlrg between Broadway
LOST tie transfer , l Bt October FlTedol.
Ins reward will be pM Dy lca\Ing came at this
oOlct , mist Ot
L"OST Wednesday , Aprino7Tfa3y' s tfir3ol-
man at wist waltlnir room dinot a Trans-
ft r. Kinder wl'l be liberally rewarded by lmg \
at this office. np2S-2t
AND 8KB A SPLENDID CKAYON
CALL of a prominent citizen , done by a
Ant-class Boston artUt , at the Eicultlor r llcry ,
Ualnitrect. aprlMt
W. L. PATTON Physician and Oculist.
DIL cure any case of sore cyc . It U only
a matter of Unto , and can cure generally in
from three to 0\t weeks It reaken no differ *
ence bow lontf diseased. Will straighten crois
eyes , operate and remove Ptyrtglnms , etc. , and
Insert artificial eyes. . p6-U
A NYONEWANtlNO sorreflne quillty broom
/V corn seed can get it by writing to.
pis tf 1 * . IVJIIAYNK , Council Bluffs.
One o ! the best atcond-class Hotels In the
West U the
BROADWAY HOTEL ,
A. E BIltWK , Proprietor.
Nos. 531 and (30 Broadway , Council IJlufls , Iowa.
Table supplied with tb best tbe market al-
fotdi. Ocod rooms and orst-clau beds. Terms
very reasonable.
SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL.
N , Anderson , - - Proprietor ,
732 Lower Broadway.
Table supplied with he best tbe market af
fords. TerniiW.&Oand Jl.OO i > r week. Transient
11.00 per day.
UNION AVENUE HOTEL
. 817 Lower Broadway ,
Mrs. 0. Gerspacher & Son ,
. FIRST CLASS HOTEL AT REA
SONABLE PRICES , TRANSIENTS
ACCOMMODATED.
HOTKL FOU RENT , GOOD RHAHONS
JOB
TOO UTTERLY UTTER !
BOSTON TEA GO.
Are Supplying the Aesthetic
Wants of the Publio in
FINE GROCERIES.
With Everything in Staples at
the Lowest Prices ,
Fresh Roast Coffees ,
Cliioce Drawing Teas.
Boston Tea Co.
16 Main Stand 15 Pearl St. ,
Council Bluffs ,
W.W. SHERMAN
MANUFACTDREn OF
Road , Track , Coach & Livery
PINE WORK A SPECIALTY.
E. H. StlF.UHAN' , IJusIncss Manager.
WM. CIllUSTOPIIEa , Mechanical llanager.
124 S. Main St. , Council BluHs , Ia.
GOLD ! GOLD ! GOLD !
Bright and yellow and bird And cold ,
Molten , graven , hammered and roll'd ,
Heavy to Ret nnd light to hold ;
Hoarded , battered , bought and Bold ,
Stolen , borrowed , squandered , and doled ;
Spurned by the young , tut hugged by tbe
old
To the very verge of the churchyard
mould ;
1'jice of many aciimo untold.
GOLD ! GOLD !
If vou want to have gold yon must
epend your money to tha very best ad vant
age. Do business with cash men , and
where only one price will be asked or
taken.
REMEMBER
"A tree ia known by its fruit "
A store by ita prices ,
ONE THING CERTAIN
Our prices are right. Our business la a
guarantee that fair-dealing is our watch
word. XLCR is our motto * . Our busi
ness is in a most healthy condition. Every
department in doing good work. Canned
Goods are going off very cheap. Teas
and Coffees a choice assortment. Fancy
Shelf Goods' for the million , ' Coino and
see us , we will do you pood.
F , J. OSBORUE & CO , ,
162 Broadway , Opposite Ogden
House.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
IRON WORK ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES. BOILERS , MINING
AND
GE ERAL MACHINERY
Offlco and Works , Main Stropt ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
, Wo glte special attention to
Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces ,
HOISTER8 AND
GENERAL MILL MACHINERY ,
HOUSE FRONTS.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
vrlU , receive prompt attention , A general oa-
Bortmont of
Brass Goods. Bolting , Pining ,
AND SUPPLIES FOR
Foundry , Pig Iron , Ooko , OoaL
OHAS , HENDBIE , ,
President
2. OSCAR WILDE 2.
GAS EIXTUKES.
Bixby & Wood ,
THE PLUMBERS.
On Bancroft or ( Fourth Streets. )
J. M. PALMER ,
t > EALKU IK
REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN AGENT ,
coratni. BLUFFS , IOWA. '
Drs ; Woodbury & Son ,
x > on ar i1 x s a ? \
Cor. Pearl * 1st Are. OOONOn. BLUFFS.
MAURBR & OEAJG , '
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Blob Out Olosa , Fine French China ,
Silver Wore &c. ,
8 0 BROAPWaT. . COUKC1L BLUFFS. 10VVA.
MRS , fl , J , HILTON , M.D. ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ,
222 Broadwav , Council BlufiV
Vf. S. AUBNT , J.ACOB 8IVS
AMENT & SIMS ,
Attorneys & Oouneollors-at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFFB. IHWA.
HARKNESS , ORCtrtt & CO. ,
RY GOOD
Broatey , Cor , Fourth St ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
mar-2-3m
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J. MUELLER'S
Ohickering , Weber. Lindeman , J. Mueller
arad' other Pianos , $200 and upward.
Burdett , Western Cottage , ' Tabor and
Paloubet Organs , $50anaupward. Musi IM :
cal Merchandise of every diecription. *
Italian Strings a specialty ; imported
direct. Music Books , Bhoet-Mtlsic , JL'oys ,
TT
Gomes , Fancy Goods , Wholesale and Re
II tail. Pianos and Orcang eold for Cash
and on Time. Stock is large , full and complete -
plete , Musical Journal tree on applica
IIO tion. Correspondence Solicited. '
Address :
O d. MUELLER , I
103 South 5th Street. c
El
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
F. F. FORD
Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2.00
X7ST
Bluff and Willow Streets , Council Bluffs.
FURNITURE HOUSE.
Mirrors , Upholstery , Eepairing , Eto , , Wood and Metallic Coffins.
No. 436 Broadway , Cor. Bryant St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUTH WAIN STREET. v
THE BEST BREAD IN THE OITY None but first-class Bakers \
employed. Bread , Cake , Pies , &c. , delivered to any part of the city. Our
Wagons run all day.
P. AYRES , Proprietor.
M E T C A L F B R O S. ,
WHOLESALE DEALEKS IN
Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves.
CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED.
REAL ESTATE AGENT ,
Has For Sale , Town Lots , Improved nnd Unimproved , also , Railroad Lands ,
and a number or Well Improved Parma , both in lowa'and Nebraska.
Ofllce with W. S. MAYKE. over Savings Bank , - COUNCIL BLUFS
THE VEUY LATEST STYLES OF
Wall Paper and Window Shades
W ffi And the Largest Awortmcnt to Select I'rom.
Paper Hanging and Interior Decorating
Done in tbo Latent Style of Modern Art. '
Geo. B. Beard Jj Pearl St. Council Bluffs.
& A.BEK11K , - ? W. HUNYAN , W.'BEEIJE
. \ C. Af BEEBE & CO. {
'
Wholesale and Uttal' 'Dealers In
FURNITURE AND CROCKERY ,
Nos. 1207 & 209 Broadway , Council Bluffs. '
Mrs. J. Eletcalfe and liss Belle Lewfs
Are now dealing In all kinds of fanry KOOI'B , fciich s Laces , Embrolder'e ' * , Ladles' Undtinca
of all descriptions. Also Jiniidlicrchlo' * , both In fli > and Hueii , hose ol all Kindt , thread , pi
neeillcy , itc. We hope the laulea will cull and eee our stock of goods at (35 Broadway btforti-
iig I'
I'E.
E. J , DAVIS , 13 PEARL STREET ,
Dealer In
ZEPHYRS , GERMANTOWN AND FANCY YARNS ;
of All Kind * A Full Line of Canvas , Felt * , Embroidery , KnittiuK
U.V Silk * and Stamped Goods- Mice Aisortnen * of Applique Pictures
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. ,
412 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOW ]
And WESfSIDS SPARE , CLARMDA IOWA ,
