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THE DAlLf JBER COUNCIL BLUEFS. IOWA THURSDAY MAT 4 , Ib82.
The Daily Bee.
COUHGIL BLUFFS.
Thursday Morning M vy 4.
BUDSOHIITION HATES !
H Carrier , - - - - - 20 cent * per wr k ,
flj-ilall , - - - - - - - 81000pcrVc r.
Office : No. 7 Pearl Street , Nonr
Brondwrvy.
0. E. MAY.NE , Nunxpct CltjCirculation. .
H. W. TILTON , City Editor.
MINOR MENTIONS ,
Arranpcm nts are soon to be made for
observing Decoration Day here.
Jo cph Belter makes Mill * up in the
latest ftyles at 310 Broadway. aprl4-t (
Broadway Methodist church Is soon
to bo improved by having Rtainod windows
placed It } Its front.
The official * of the K. C , railway were
in the city yesterday , arranging for the
St. Paul to enter at thn transfer depot.
The anti'prohtbitionists have arranged
for n mass meeting on Friday evening ,
May 10th , at which some stirring speeches
are expected ,
The nollce do not Bicm able yet to
find Ed , McCarthy , who Is wanted to
answer tn the charge of doing norao wild
shooting the other night.
Take your ice from the Blue Wanon * .
Orders taken at J. T. Oliver's and nt
Jones Bri'5 * Krocery. Mullhollaml fc Co , ,
successors to D , F. Eichcr. ap29tf !
Base ball playing i < getting common
crcn on the main directs , and glazlera are
profiting thcteby. Yesterday G , H.
Beard lout it front window onl'earl Direct.
Nelllu Long , who wai sentenced to
Jill for larceny , U now iclcascd. It ap
pears that that is only < an alias , and that
she I * the daughter of a merchant in DM
Moinc * , who lias doubtless uro thU lout all
trace of his wayward c'lrl.
Th board of education have decided
to employ Mr. Mnxon ru the atchltcct for
building a ncliool house In Hall'rf iiddltlon ,
and to adopt his plans for the tame , nub-
ject to such modification ! ) and changes as
the board may BCD proper to suggest.
The funeral tervices of the Iato Win.
McFnrhme were held yesterday afternoon
and were lately attended by hid follow
firemen lu full uniform , and by many
frlendi. Hev. 13 , F. Bronco conducted the
servicci * . T ) e Juveullu band furnished
appropriate music for the procession ac
companying the icinalns ,
The revolver with which McGee xhot
and killed I etc Washington in now in the
possession' of the colored man on Mills
itreot , who tried in ruin the other night to
find It to shoot a young follow who was no-
croted in hit stop-daugliturV rooms. It in
mid that if the girl had not secreted the
weapon , another' tragedy tnight have oc
curred. The girl , whotu lover had such a
narrow escape , is said to be the lame ono
over whom the row occurred which ended
in Washington's death.
Yesterday afternoon a pleasant wed.
ding occurred at the residence of Mr. A.
Slytor. The contracting parties were Mr.
D. J. Dickinson and Miss Ollle Mace , n
cousin'of Mrs. Slyter , There were present
only the relatlrcs and a few intimate
friends , and the ceremony was performed
by Il v. F , F , Bresee. Mr. and Mrs.
IHckindOn are both from Eldora , where
they are employed ai teachers in the re
form school. Each has many friends who
will join heartily in congratulations and
A chance for charity Is reported In
the First waid. The family reside on
Broadway east of the Methodist church ,
And consist of an old man , his wife and nix
or aovcn children , the oldcut being about
fourteen. The old man is confined to his
bed by Illness , an i the woman Is kept husy
caring for him. The children Imvo had
the tneailes , and two of them have had a
relapse which causes them to need special
care. The family la thus rendered worse
than help ! us. The old man has lived here
a number of yoari , and is sober and indue-
trlouB , and until his sickness has ulwaya
been nble , with what his wife could earn
by waHhing , to eke out a livelihood for his
family. Now they are reported as being
very needy , and desiring of some asilnt-
once to help them over the present bare
aleddlng.
PERSONAL.
Ji C 'Perrlgo , an old Northwestern con
T ductor , wns yesterday at the Ogden ,
W. 0. Ellis and wife , of Mtiiouri Val
ley , were yesterday at the tigden house.
K. A. Babcock , the well known attor
j ney of Avoca , was visible upon the streets
yesterday.
Mrs , A. O , Brown and daughter , of St.
Lonls , are in the city , expecting to remain
for a time In hopes of bettering the daugh
ter'a health. They are now stopping at
the Ogden.
Do not forget the sale of short
horns , to bo hold nt the Driving Park
in Council Ulull'-j on Friday next at 2
p. m. See advertisement.
J. F. Hart will offer for sale at
aame time and place seven head of
choice pedigreed females , muy3-3t
To the Temperance Woricora ofPotUv-
wattomlo County.
Every township in the county that
has not already done BO is requested
to hold a meeting at the earliest pos-
aiblo day and appoint a township pro
hibitory amendment committee of
three , the names of which should bo
"reported to L. W. TulloyB , secretary
of the executive committee , Council
'Bluffs. '
The friends of temperance are re
W quested to , act promptly and send in
these names at onco.
' a7-4t EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
/ . Grand opening of Paris millinery at
Lk 0. Arbuthnot'a , 440 Broadway ,
Friday 'and Saturday , May 6th and
: r Oth. The latest stylus for spring and
'
Bummer in'drotM-making und trim-
mlnge , ' inay2 { it
* " ' ' Satlafttctory.
Mrs , 'Wn'lace. Billfold , N. Y , writes :
"I have 'used BimnocK BLOOD BITTEUH
i fl for nervous and bilious headache * , and
have recommended them to my Iriends ; I
believe them superior to any other medi
cine -Have' ueed , * and can recommend
tbwu to anyone requiring a ,
f-nj./Bi'/vi > t
Hirarn Brown , of Newton , dropped
dead of heart disease o.j the 8th ult.
A BOARD OF HEALTH.
The Council Is thus Organized and
Qlvon Power to Act.
Undur the present law the mayor
and aldermen constitute the board ol
health of the city , and nro in duly
bound to organize M such in Mny and
hold another mooting in November.
A opocial meeting can bo called at
any time , but the regular meetings
are in May and November , and an
annual report inunt bo made in the
latter month. In accordance with
this law the council of this city has
organized a board of health , but has not
yet appointed a physician as authorized
by the statutes. Power is given thin
board of health to abate any nuisance ,
or remove any building so declared.
They can , on bulng satisfied that a
nuisance exists in any building , enter
naid building and oxntnino its condi
tion. They can require buildings ,
houses , collaro , etc. , to bo cleaned up ,
and have full control over thu care of
contagious diseases. The law pro
vidcs for penalties for thosu failing to
obey the mandates of the board. In
abating a nuisance a notice is served ,
und any ono thus maintaining a nui
Banco must romovn the causa of complaint -
plaint within the time sot , or bo sub
ject to a penalty of $20 for every
twenty-four hours which it remains
after that lime. In the case of many
alleys in the city thin gives the bnftrd
of health ample opportunity to show
their power for the public good , and
in view of the penalty of $20 a day _ ,
there would bo few who would honi-
iato to clean up after being told to
do BO.
BONNY BONNETS.
They Draw the Attoutton of Many
LadloB , and Mnlco a Brilliant ,
Display.
The afmouncomont of the summer
opening at 131 IBS' well known mil
linery establishment , No. 328 Broad
way , IH causing many ladioa to visit
that emporium of fruition , and the
brilliancy of the display certainly
merits the many words of praise
hoard on all aides. There uro many
articles of rare beauty and taste ex
hibited , and the variety is so great
than ono cannot but find "just the
handsomest yet. " The display of im
ported bonnets and hats io ono which
is a credit to the city , and certainly
entitles the establishment to the rank
of ono of the moat enterprising in
the west. There is n charming dis
play of flowers and trimmings , and
in extent it is almost marvelous. Then
there ore fnnoy articles for the bou
doir , neckwear in great variety , and
a multiplicity of unique and beautiful
articles to tnuko a lady's toilet com
plete in fashion and in good tasto. It
is not to bo wondered at that ladies
swarm the place , and compliment
freely. It is ono of the finest ever
aeon horo.
FINES AND FINDINGS-
How They Were Flxod In the Courts
Yesterday.
Eddie Cole , the boy who was ar
rested for throwing a switch and ditch
ing some cam and an engine , was before -
fore Judge Ay ] osworth yesterday. It
Boomed to bo a case of boyish playful-
neat , rather than any act of maliciousness -
ness , and was the result of boys frolic-
ing about the railway yards. The
judge sentenced the boy to ton days
in jail , at which the youthful face
presented a badly frightened look , but
it was quickly followed by a sigh of
relief Tthou informed that the sontonoo
would bo suspended on condition that
ho should keep away from the rail
ways , and chooao other ploy grounds ,
but that if ho broke thi < s promise ho
would have to servo hin timo. The
boy promised good and strong , and
was allowed to go. If some other
boys had a like sentence hanging ever
their heads it might do much toward
breaking up the practice of lounging
and playing about the tracks and cars.
Thomas Graham was thrown in the
balances and weighed out as a nimplo
87 drunk.
John Gannon for fast and reckless
driving'upon the streets and ever the
bridges was fined $3 and osts.
Qoorgo Jones , a colored man , was
urrostoa on the complaint of a dusky
maiden named Mary Hull , who is a
denizen of the rookery next to 'the
Bryant hoiuo. She claimed that Jones
had insulted her on the strooti.
Jones' story was that ho was walking
with a frioud when they mot her.
His friend was acquainted with the
girl and saluted nor with "Hollo ,
baby , " and the girl laughed and re
plied so good-naturedly that lie con
cluded to call her " "
"baby" too. It
proved too too for the dusky maiden ,
and she wouldn't ' have it. The first
policeman aho could find was sent
aitor Jonoa und ho was locked up ,
The caso.was hoard yesterday after-
need and the prisoner discharged , for
which ho seemed duly gratotul and
promised to lot the woman alone after
this.
this.John
John Welch was arrested yesterday
for being drunk.
Young Holman , charged with smash
ing windows in the Garner school
house and in Mrs. Scolield's residence ,
was before Justice Abbott yesterday ,
The cases were settled by his paying
costs , and also repairing all damages ,
thisjonionoy being shown on account
ot his previous character and the fact
that he was drunk at the time. Still
another cltargo was against him , that
of assaulting a boy , und ho was placed
under bonds of $100 to appear in
thirty days. Ho also gave bonds to
keep the peace hereafter.
Inaooent Nan Hanged.
National Associated 1'resa
LAKEDO , Tor. , May 3. In Jalisco ,
Mexico , yesterday AniaUllan , u poor
peasant , was taken out and uhot with
out trial. The cause was stolen stock
found in lua field. Amatallau was afterwards -
terwards proved innocent.
Bob Ford in Chicago.
Watloual Auociated I'rcM.
OifiuAOO , May y. Bob Ford , whoso
notoriety roots on the fact tlwt lie is
'ho sluyer of Jesse James , is alleged
to bo in the city , having arrived from
the wcit Iato ! u t night.
THE POM. TAX.
Kvon n Man's Shirt Is Liable to beTaken
Taken If It Is Not Paid ,
The poll tax Hut is made out , and
is in the hands of the newly elected
collector , David Mattaz , who will
proceed at oncp to gather in the
ducats. The tax has been fixed at
$3 , which must bo paid in cash , or in
labor on the streets , two days' work
being required in lieu of cash , thoal
lowanco being $1 50 per day. The
provisions of the law are very strin
gent , and if there is any neglect or
refusal to pay , a judgment can bo se
cured for double the amount , that is ,
lor $ G , and cott * of action , and an ex
ecution issued. There is nothing , in
fuel , exempt from execution for non
payment of poll tax. If a man has a
( tingle day's wngcs duo htm , it can bo
gnrnisliccd , and if ho has any personal
property whatever , even if it bo no
more than a shirt , it can be boizcd ,
The framora of the law seem determined -
mined that no pnu shall escape pay
ment , and while the law will not
probably bo thus strictly carried out ,
yet it behooves a man to Bottle
promptly in view of ouch possibilities.
IOWA ITEMS.
Croaton has seven policemen.
Gritinoll 1m nn more small pox.
Moasloa itto epidemic iti Muacatittu.
Sioux county han no more mimll
pox.
pox.Olarinda hus a now ho'el , the Lind-
( . rinan.
O.vlliupu will soon have a Methodist
church.
A national bunk has been organized
at Stuart.
The DCS Moines coal minors are
threatening to strike.
Timothy hay sold in Orcston last
Saturday at $17 a ton.
The Vail Observer is four years old
nnd is a healthy HuwkoC.
Five uhndred trees have just boon
set cut in the public park at Tail.
Ksnox dealers in options recently
pocketed $20,000 on deals in corn.
lliduoway has f rmcd a citizens' co
operative association "for the good of
the town. "
The Congregationists at Storm Like
liavo purchased a'lot and will erect a
church udifico.
Linn , Jones mid Dolawuro counties
exported $4,000,000 worth of butter
und chcuao last year ,
0. J. Bjoorgren , of Fremont town
ship , 1'a o county , suicided on the 20th
ult. Partial insanity caused by sick
ness.
ness.Ono
Ono evening a week ago , the entire
population of Esaox , alarmed by the
increasing wind , took refuge in collars
expecting a oyclone.
P. G. Parmontor , an old citizen of
Clinton , dropped dead from a chair
after breakfast the other day. Paral
ysis was the cause of death ,
Mrs. Morrison , of Eagle Grove , has
commenced legal proceedings against
two saloon men of that place for $5-
300 damages for Belling liquor to her
liusband.
A law wont into effect April first ,
providing that a chattel mortgage
must bo recorded within thirty days
after its execution to remain valid af
ter that time.
In Linn county the ether diy a
man named Gillespio was digging t\
well when it raved in and buried him
ilivo. It took ever twenty-four hours
to recover the body.
The city council of Logan has noti-
led thu Northwestern railroad com-
iany that its trains must not obstruct
iwy street of that place for more than
ivo consecutive minutes.
The body of Samuel Henderson ,
ivho won drowned in Cedar river noir
Yinton last fall , was not found until
ho 25th ult. A reward of $500 had
joen offered for the recovery.
The proposition of the Brush itloc-
, ric light company to Dubuque is to
'urniah light equal to 50,000 candles ,
; o bo thrown from eight towers , rang
ing in height from 125 to 150 foot
each.
each.At
At the present meeting of the Iowa
United Presbyterian Presbytery at
Ainsworth the proposition to admit
the use of instrumental music in
church aorvico was voted down by 17
to 12.
12.Harlan
Harlan broke up its only . 'house o
ill fame the ether day , and when its
keeper was arraigned any number df
iblo-bodiod citizens took it into their
heads it was a good tnno to go a hunt
ing. Greenfield Transcript.
On the night of the 20th ult. two
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul
freight trains collided at Halo , near
Oxford Junction , owing to a fog.
Both engines and ono car were
smashed , but no ono was hurt.
John Vedo , of Clayton county , has
boon married twonty.ono years and is
the father of twonty-ono living chil
dren , besides having lost five by
loath. During the twenty-one years
his wife gave birth to thirteen pair of
twins.
The Grinnoll & Montezuma railroad
lias boon sold to the Iowa Central , at
a valuation of $27,000 per mile , payable -
able $15,000 per nitlo in oomm n
stock of the Central company , and
912,000 in six per cent , bonds of the
same company.
Harry Wilderman , need 14 , was
shot dead by Jesse Do Eox , the Biunu
ge ( at Glonwood last Friday. Tito
killing seems to have boon uninten
tional , but the coroner's jury decided
to hold Do Fox responsible and ho
will stand trial.
THE CODFISH.
Bill Nyo'a Tribute to the Qualities of
this Well Known Character ,
Tliu Uoonicranir.
This tropical bird seldom wings his
way BO far west as Wyoming. Ho
loves the sou breezes and the humid
atmosphere of the Atlantic ocean and
when isolated in this mountain climn
pine for his native homo.
The codfish con not sing , but is
prized for hirf beautiful pluuiuao and
seductive odor. . \
The codfish of commerce is devoid
sf digestive apparatus and is moro or
loss permeated with salt. .
Codfish on toaat'is-not aa expensive
u quail on toast.
The codfish ball is made of the
shattered remains of the adult codfish
mixed with the tropical Irish potato
of commerce.
The codfith has a great wealth of
glad unfettered snnlo. When ho
Ituighs at anything ho has that same
wide waste of mirth and back teeth
that Mr. Talmago has. The Wyom
ing codfish is generally doad. Death
in most cases is the result of expos
ure and loss of appetite. No one can
look at the codfish of commerce and
not shed a tear. Far from homo ,
with his system filled with calt , while
his internal economy i gone , there is
an air of sadness and homsicknosa and
briny hopelessness about him that no
one can see unmoved.
It is in our homo lifo , however , that
the codfish makes himself felt and re
membered. When ho enters our
household , wo fool his aM-pcrvading
presence , like the perfume of wood
violets or the odor of a dead mouse in
the piano.
Friends may visit us and go away to
bo forgotten with the advent of u new
face , but the cold , calm , silent corpse
of thu codfish cannot bo forgotten. Its
chastened influence pormeats the ui-
tire ranch , It steals into the purler
like an unbidden guest , and fhyors
the costly curtains and the highpricocl
lambrequins. It enters the dark
closet and dallies lovingly with your
stvallow-tail coat. It gooa into your
filueping apartment and mnkva its
homo in your glove box and your
handkerchief case.
That ii why wo say that it is ft sol
emn thin ; : to tnkn the lifnof a codfish.
Wo would not do it. Wo would pBd !
him by a thousand f.imos , no matter
how ferocious he might bo , rather than
to take his lifo und have our oinu : hup-
py homo haunted forever by his un
holy presence.
Ic Heads the List
Uf nil other lucpaiutions or medicine ! .
In disc ? of naus-u , headache , dlzzint'st or
irregtilarllleH tit the fyntcin , BuhDOCK
BLOOD BITTKKS Imve no equal. They
never fail in nflorJIng immediate relief.
Price 31.00. 28-Hlw
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPEClAl
NOTICES.
.NOTlL'K. apoclal tulvcrtlficmeiitB , such M
lout , Hound , To IxHin , for Sale , To Kent
WantH , Hoarding , etc. , will bo Inserted In this
column at thu low rnto of TKN CENTS 1'KK
LINE for the first Insertion anil FIVE OKNT *
PKK I/LVK ( or c4rh nul c < iucnt Insertion
Leave ndv ertUomontfl nt our office , No. 7
Pearl Street ,
Wants.
"ANTKD Twoeirls at thu Western Hotel
w immediate ! } . luayU-llt *
wWANTED
A No. 1 punts maker.
WANTED JnsM'u MFHT.ii , Council Bin IT. ) .
- l.v ft boy 2 j ear * old ,
WANTED-Sllnatloa ? citt c.ddrres
Mrs. t > . A. Klnir , Council lulls. muy--3t
Boarders bv day or week. Furnished
WANTED
nished rooms , MO 4'h ' sticit.
arirl-Q Ot
\TrAXTKD Everybody In Council Bluffe Is
YV to take TUK Hr.r. , 20 cents per neck , ili >
Ilvorccl by carriers. Oflicc , No 7 L'earl Street *
near Ilroadwav.
To buy 100 tons broom corn
WANTED address Council Bind1
Broom Factory , Council BluSn , Iowa. 658-29U
For Sale and Rent
BEN r I'art or whole of nice residence ,
FOK will loll on easy terma. > pply ut Po3
nfllco. m )2-tf
SALK Black and whltu Sott-r pup , by
FOU Doyle Courcll Illugj. la. my2Ml'
T710B RENT Front roam , furnished or un-
Jj furnished , wither without board. 7th struct
between Mh und Bth'avo.
TYr.ER CUMMING8.
RENT Two pleasant rooms In Ncry de
sirable location , either furnished or urifnrn.
lehed ; suitable for ladles or gentlemen ,
aprll-tf J. W. BQUiHE & CO.
SALE Beautiful residence .otn. $00
fOU : nothing down , and SJptroionth only.
EX-MAYOIt VAUOHAN
np3-tf ! _ _ _ _
RENT Uechtell's Hotel , tnlddlo Uroad-
EOll , Council D'ufls , Iowa ; Is a well-known
iso ; neat location In thu city Stajiln In
cluded. Call on or uddrem
_ uddremPETER DECHTCLL.
17OK BALK Wclhcrfrund , or Wonwn'B
K Krlond , the ( treat lirmmn dhooverv.
roflltlrocuru for feroa'o weakness In all it )
varlouB formaand stagn' . At
nprlH 1m _ DE'fAVK.N'S UmrStnre
RENT Funil hcd rooms , s. w. cor , 6th
Ell . and llth ttrcci. ur rl8-iw ! *
IICNT. Two S20 liouse nTd one * tore ,
EOIl lironclwaj. Apul )
aprtl-lm" A M. WILSON.
8ALB Old papers -J6o licr hundred , HI
FOR Bee office. Council llliilT . c27-tl
KENT Largo house , centrally l"cat < I ,
EOU Krounda , etc. , 3 5 per month. Enquire
at Hint otllco anll-tf
Ulecollanoous.
"PlXCELSIOIl OALLEUY still ahead ; mc
I'J thing ready for spring traJr. Views tincn
lor lithographic purposes. Best work In citv.
aprlB tt
TT oT A Bold carted ring between Broadwny
Ij'nnd the transfer , ] t , t October Five dollars
lars reward will be pM by leaving come at this
office. , mlst-Ot
. W. L. I'ATTON Phyelolan and Oculist.
Dn. cure any cow of tore eye" . It i only
a matter of time , and can euro general ! tn
from three to five necks-It rnakea no differ
ence how lone diseased. Will straighten croea
eyes , operate and remote I'tyrtginnis , < tc. , and
Insert artlBclal ojcs op6-tf
A NYONK WANTING sorreHnequ llty brorra
J\ . corn seed can irct It by writing to
j plS tf 1' . T. 'MAYNE , Council ploffj. _
Onoo ! the best stcend-clasg Hotels'n the
West U the
BROADWAY HOTEL.
A. K Bll WN , Proprietor.
No . 631 and 630 Broadway , ouncll Bluffs , Iowa ,
Table supplied with tb best the market al-
foids. ( Isod rooms and tlrst-claiibod * . Term !
very rcmonable.
SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL ,
N. Artdenon. - - Proprietor ,
732 Lower lradw y.
Table supplied with the l > r < t the markttt af
fords , Terms ( S.Maud 14.00perweek. Transient
11.00 perdar. _ _ _ _ _ _
UNION AVENUE HOTEL
817 Lower Broadway ,
Mrs. G. Cterspacher & Son.
FIRST CLASS HOTEL AT REA
SONABLE PRICES. TRANSIENTS
ACCOMMODATED.
HOTEL FOU RENT. Goon
HUNTING
MA.UIVER & ORAIG ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Rich Out Qloaa , Fine French China.
Sliver Ware &c. ,
8 < 0 llROAPWAT. - COUNCIL ULUFra. IOWA.
MRS. fl , J. BILTOlv , M. D. ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ,
! ii2 Broatlwov , Coimoil Bluffs-
W 8. AUENT. JACOU 81X18
AMENT & SIMSf
ittornoys & Oounsellors-at-Law , '
COUNCIL DLTJKF8. IOWA.
TOO UTTERLY UTTER !
BOSTON TEA CO.
Are Supplying the Aesthetic
Wants of the Public in
FINIS GROCERIES.
With Everything in Staples at
the Lowest Prices ,
Fresh Roast Coffees ,
Chioce Drawing Teas ,
Boston Tea Go.
16 Main St , and 15 Pearl St. ,
Council Bluffs ,
W.W.SHERMAN
MANUFACTUIIEH OF
Eoad , Track , Coach & Livery
HARNESS !
FINE WORK A SPECIALTY.
E. II. SHERMAN , Ituelncs * Manager.
WJI. CIIUISTOPIIER , Mechanical Manager.
124 B. Main St. , Council Bluffs , Ia. _
GOLD ! GOLD ! GOLD !
Bright and yellow nnd bird and cold ,
Molten , graven , hammered and roll'il ,
Heavy to ( jet nnd lieht to hold ;
Hoarded , bnitcred , bought nnd Bold.
Stolen , burrowed , squandered , nnd doled ;
Spurned by the younj * , but hugged by the
old
To the very verge of the churchynrd
mould ;
Price of mnny n crime untold.
GOLD ! GOLD !
If you want to have gold y > u must
spend your nuney to the very beitndvant
age. Do business with cash men , nnd
where only one price will bo asked or
taken.
REMEMBER
"A tree la known by Its fruit "
A store by Its prices.
ONE THING CERTAIN
Oar prices are right. Our business is a
guarantee that fair dealing is our watch
word. XLCR is our motto. Our busi
ness is in a most healthy condition. Every
department is doing good work. Canned
Goods are goin ? 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 WORKS ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY
OlHco and Works , Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Wo giro special attention to
Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces ,
HOISTERS AND
GENERAL MILL MACHINERY ,
HOUSE FRONTS.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
will receive prompt attention , A general as
sortment of
Brass Goods Belting , Pining ,
AND SUPPLIES FOR
Foundry , Fig Iron , Coke , Goal ,
OHAS. HENDBIB ,
President.
2s OSCAR WILDE 2.
GAS FIXTUKES.
Bixby & Wood ,
THE PLUMBERS.
On Bancroft or ( Fourth streets. )
' J. M. PALM Kit ,
DBALKIt IN
REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN -GENT ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Drs ; Woodbury & Son ,
XI 3NT 0 ? X
Cor. i'carl A Ut Avc. COUNCIL DLUFF8.
IMPERISHABLE
PERFUME ,
Murray & Lanman's
FLORIDA WATER ,
Best for TOILET , BATH
and T1ANDKERCH1EF.
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HARKNESS , ORGUTT & CO. ,
DRYGOODS
AFD CARPET HOUSE.
Broadway , Dor. Fourth St. ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
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IP The Boston Times. Sunday Moraine , April
16,1882 , :
A fiano an hour is the product of
the nmimfnotpiT of Messrs , Ohiolrering &
Sons m this city. Possibly this assertion
requiies a few wrds of expl.iuaiion. TJ
There : tre sixty vrorkinc hnurs ea < h w pk ,
and since the year 1882 came in , the
number of pianos finished by this firm
.A. averages over nxtyone per v. etk
.A.O d. MUELLER , I
Aeent for Nebraska and Iowa ,
O
IEJ 103 South 5th.Street.
COUHCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
F
Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2.00
Bluff anil ffillow Streets , Council Bluffs.
FURNITURE HOUSE.
Mirrors. Upholstery. Repairing , Etc , , Wood and Metallic Coffins ,
No. 430 Broadway , Cor. Bryant St. , Council Bluffe , Iowa.
UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUTH MAIN STREET ,
THE BEST BREAD IN THE CITY. 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 > O A L F BROS. , V
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves.
CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED.
loxrutroxx. OBxvcraETFS ,
REAL ESTATE AGENT ,
Has For Sale , Town Lots , Improved and Unimproved , also , Railroad Lando ,
and a number ol Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa and Nebraska.
Office with W. S. MAYNE , over Savings Bank , - COU VOIL BLUFS
THE VERY 1JATKST STYLES OK"
Wall Paper and Window Shades
And the largest Assortment to Select r'rom.
Paper Hanging and Interior Decorating
Done in the Latent Style of Modern Art.
Geo. R. Beard , 11 Pearl St. Council Bluffs.
C. A. BERBE , W. KUNYAN , W. BEEBE
C. A. BEEBE & OO. ,
Wholesale and lletall Dealers In
FURNITURE AND OROOKERY ,
Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Mrs , J , E , . Metcalfe and Miss' Belle Lewis
Are now dealing In all kinds ot fancy goods , such as Lacco , Embroideries , Ladles' Underwea
of ajl descriptions. Also Handkerchiefs , both In silk and linen , hose of all Kindt , thread , pi
needles , i tc. We hope the laales will tall and see our stock of Roods at 6S9 Broadway before -
Ing elsewhere.
B. J. DAVIS , 13 PEARL STREET ,
Dealer In
ZEPHYRS , GERMANTOWN AND FANCY YARNS
of All Hindi. A Full Line or Canvas , Felti , Embroidery , Knitting
and Stamped Goods- Nice Aiiortnent of Appliqno Pictures
Z. T. LINDSET & CO. ,
412 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFSy
And TOTSIDi SQUARE , CLARIHDA IOWA ,