6 1 rE DAILY JBEE-COtfiN'OjL BLUFFS'IOWA FBIDAY MAT 5 , 1582.
The Daily Bee.
COUNCIL BLUFFS7
Frjday Morning May 6.
SUnSCIUITlOX RATES !
I5J- Carrier , - - - - - SO cents per week ,
By Mall , - - - - - - - $10 00 pet Year.
Offlco : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near
Broadway.
C. K. MAYME , Vnn ( rcr City Circulation.
H. W. TILTON. City Editor.
MINOR MENTIONS ,
L&dlcA go to Ullfn' for your fani.
Bliss has the largest line of nice fans
in the city.
Lant night n song tcrvlco wai given
by the Y. M. 0. A. at the 15ai > tl t church.
Joseph llcitcr makcA MilU up in the
Ulost fctylcR nt 310 Broadway. nprlMf
John Welch , n plain drunk , wa fined
the regulation $7 in the superior court
yesterday.
Matthias Adamn was ycitenlny fined
in the Buperior court fcU for illitnrbini ;
the peace. Ho concluded to pay tt In
muscle.
muscle.Mitchell's
Mitchell's ' I'leasure Party W B yester
day at the Ogilen , und InH night gave
"Our Goblins" to a goodly sized mullenco
at Doliany'a.
1'at Laccy , chief of the fire depart
ment , docs not seem satisfied with heing
fined for keeping hi * saloon open on .Sun
day , rad has taken an appeal.
Tnko your ice from the IMuo Wnironf.
Orders taken nt J. T. Oliver's and nt
Jones Urua' grocciy. Mullhollanil & Co. ,
successors to U. F. Klclicr. apl21ltf
Afra. Bliss will display her pattern
hats and bonnets Saturday. All ladies
wanting pattcrnN will do well by calling ,
an they will bo sold at cost. Ono day
only.
r A woman named Mr . Weis , evident
ly insane , was yesterday taken in custody
and placed In fall. It took four men to
keep her in the wxgou , l > y which she was
given transportation.
The news comes over the wires that
F. J. Houcliott , a student of the Chicago
university , won the first prize nt Indian-
apolii In the interstate oratorical contest
held there. The winner of this hlghhonor
Is a brother of Dr. A. A Hanchrtt , the
well known physician of this city.
11. C. Ilubhard seems to Imvo made a
happy hit in publishing a railway guide
and traveler's note book for Council Blurts ,
giving much needed information , nnd in a
r convenient form. ItH nominal puce ,
pocket size and usefulness will render it a
welcome to over/ one residing in this city ,
or visiting it
Frank Mitchell , a colored man , was
yesterday before Judge Ayleaworth for
raising a rumpus nt a house kept by a col
ored woman named Jennie Loachsm. Ho
kicked in the door , and thus gaining an
entrance proceeded to nms h furniture
and thump ono of the girls , Mollie Mur
ray. * Ilia little hurrah gave him a chance
to do $10 worth of work for the city ,
A tarantula was yesterday found in a
"bunch of bananas at a Broadway fiuit
store. The follow , despite hit score of
legs , did not escape , and on being cap
tured was bottled in alcohol oud kept as a
curiosity. Tarantula are often found In
original packages of bananas , nnd it It
well "look out" for them
to a little , an
their bite Is snid to be deadly , and their
poieou wnrso than that of a rattlesnake.
Permits to wed were yesterday given
to John J. Anderson , of Hr.rrison county ,
and Mita Sophia IClopprind , of Pottawat-
tamio county ; Max Grosser , of Council
BlulTfl , and Magdalena Wolf , of Council
Bluffs ; 8. B. Lindsey , of Milton Junction ,
and Nellie Seward , of Crouiwcll , Union
County ; Jamea Fiuerty , ot Harrison
county , and Dora Caranna , of Silver City ;
George J. Bradley , of Bucna Vitta , Col. ,
and Ella M. Dyke , of Prairie du Chien ,
The policy holders of the Mutual Life
insurance company , of Now York , are re >
ceiving through its local agent , M. F.
llohrcr , eome Interesting and valuable
reading matter , nmontf which is ono llttlo
book entitled "Caro of the Hick" an J an
other "Accidents , Emergencies nnd Pol *
sons. " It is evident that the company
thinks that the bettor informed its policy
holder ) are the better they will take euro
of themselves and the lighter will bo the
death losses ,
Two boyi named Basileld were yester
day found by Chief Field in a lumber
yard , mid being known us rather hard
cases for youngsters , ho arreiited them and
locked them up , with the prospect offend
ing them to the reform tclmol. On the
boyH were found a number of padlocks
and numerous keys , which the lads had
picked up In their wanderings. One of
the boyti was somctitno ngo In trouble
cauaed by hitting Offbcr Sterling' * boy
with a ttoue , and both are fc.ild to be al
lowed to run wild by their folks.
Do not forget the snlo of eliort-
horns , to bo liold at tlio Driving Park
in Council Wull'j on Friday next at 2
p. in. Sco iidvortifloniwit.
J. T. Hail will offer for ualo nt
oaino tiiuo and place suvon litail ol
choice pedigreed females. muy3-3l
THE WORTH OF A WIFE.
A Mlndon Man Wants Ton Thousand
Dollara For the Seduction
of His Frau.
Among the cases filed in the distric
court is ono entitled liana Schlapp
kahl VD. Joaohino Stuhr. Tlio coin ,
plaint eot forth is that on the 17th o
last Juno Stuhr seduced the plaintifTi
wife , and that fts a result a child wai
uorn , whereby the husband was for t
long time "deprived of the company
comfort , fellowship , society and oasii
once of hii said wife , oa ho othorwist
would have had enjoyed. " In view o
these grievous facts Schlappkahl claim !
damages to the amount of 810,450
110 placeii the services of his wile
during the time of her sickness at
worth at least $300 : the cost of doc
tors , nurses , etc. , about 8150 , and the
matter of $10,000 as the bMru ol
Oilcad for the feelings outraged bj
this break in his family relationship.
MISSING MAIL.
A Thousand Pounds of Letters
and Papers Mysteriously
Disappear.
The Fttrzlo nt-Lnst Solved.
As many know , the mail mattar nt
the transfer is weighed in bulk , truck
after truck filled with pouches being
run upon the scales and the number
of pounds registered ,
The other day it was discovered
from the woighnmstor's books that
there were more pounds of mail than
had ever passed through on any day
before , nnd it excited Roino little com
ment. It was found , however , that
the actual amount of mail matter did
not correspond. About a thousand
pounds were missing. Where had it
50110 ? That was the question. There
was n mysterious whispering , hints
that Jcsso James must have spirited
it away , and general consternation
was manifest. Visions of train rob
bers , dishonest government employes ,
: rookcdncss of all sorts danced before
iho eyes of the bewildered employes ,
and there scorned to bo a sure case for
government detectives to work upon.
After the Hurry had lasted some htt'o '
Lime , the solution was gained. It ap >
pears that the man who runs .ho mnil
upon the scales , "Jim , " was in a great
rush , and in his zeal had seized upon
a truck of baggage and run it with the
mail and had it weighed up. The
mistake was discovered in nmplo time
: o prevent much troublebut the cruel
joys now tantalize the innncont
"Jim" with charges of trying to put
jp n job on the government. IIo
mshes it up with smoke.
COLLARED THE CASH.
And Away Ho Skipped , Leaving Els
Kmployor un Anxious Ljoser.
Yesterday Sir. Ostorzeltor , who is
engaged in the pop business , on Broad
way , was dashing about in an excited
nannor , on the hunt for an employe
of his , a young than of about eighteen ,
who had skipped out with some cash
which ho had received in collecting
nils. It appears that Mr. Oatorzottor
and the young man had some trouble
and angry words passed , whereupon
ho young man , who had his em-
foyer's team in charpo , gave ono of
ho hones a kick , starting the team
nto a run and letting them fly up
Broadway. They brought up against
a lamp post , which they succeeded in
mashing , and were then captured.
The young man hurriedly skipped out ,
aking with him about live dollars of
lis employer's money. Ho was
racked toward the transfer , and
ho officers and Mr. Oatorzottor hur-
iod thither , expecting to capture him
> eforo ho could got across the river ,
iut ho eluded them in some way.
? ho money stolen and the damage to
ho wagon makes the employer's loss
about § 35.
Conferring Titles.
The following transfers of real os-
ate are reported as taken from the
county records by J. W. Squire &
] o. , abstractors of titles , real estate
and loan agents , Council BlulTa :
J. N. Casady to J. Frost , lots 4 , 5 ,
and 0 in block 13 , Howard's addition ,
§ 500.
S. F , Buskins to 8. Eiscman , lot 4
n block 7I3ayliss' 2daddition to city ,
§ 3,300.
H. B. Champion to L. Baughman ,
n. o. 14 , 74 , 38 , 81,500.
J. W. llodefor to A. Peak and A.
L. Rock well , lot 3 block 7 , Bayliss' 2d
add. to city , § 4,000.
P. Lacy to M A. Lacy , lot 7 , block
10. Jackson's odd. , citv , 1,000.
L. S. B. Wilkinson to J.W. Smith ,
n. w. n. w. 14,75 , 44 , 8400.
William Dean , executor , to J. D.
EJinuiidaon , lot 1 , block 14 , in Mill's '
add. , city , § 75.
Grand opening of Paris millinery at
L. 0. Arbutlinot'fl , 440 Broadway.
Friday and Saturday , May 5th nnd
Oth. The latest styles for spring and
summer in dress-making nnd trim
mings , mny2 5t
THE UKUMBLEH'H 1CORNER.
COUNCIL BLUITH , May 3,1882.
To the IMltor of the Uco ,
Council Blull's has two Hour mills
capable of turning out 400 barrels
Hour on a twenty-four hour's run ,
wlillo Omaha docs nos make a barrel.
How is that ? Whent in abundance
they have , BO their busy elevators
show , Then why don't ' they make
their own ilour instead of sending a
clear profit of § 30,000 n year to swell
tlio coll'ora of the millers of Minneap
olis , Sioux Falls , Kansas and else-
wherc-1 Two ye&i'j profit on the
amount cf ilour that Omaha con
sumes would build and thoroughly
equip u splendid now process , or roll
er null , capable of turning out DOO
barrels of ilour a day , or ono year's
profit would pave Sixteenth street
trpm Farnam to Quutin Anne place
with bricks in the manner described
in former articles. In passing through
the streets of Omaha I noticed by
the brands on sacks of ilour kept for
sale by many of the grocers
that the citizens doponn mainly on
their little corn mills for
their graham ilour. Parties dif
fer , und yet none of us
will knowingly cat n pock of dirt before -
fore wo die. Wheat should bo thor-
oupholy cleaned before it is reduced
to ilour. The process of clcarinii
wheat in our modern mills iscomplote.
It is not considered to bo in n fit con
dition to bo ground or to bo reduced
to flour by tlio roller system until it
liau passed through a scrooi suparator ,
cockle inao hine , smut nnd scourer , tc
bo finished by being thoroughly
brushed. Of course Omaha's corn
mills have one or all those machines ,
and if neither , it loaves them to judge
of the purity of its graham.
Ilollmyor , the successful miller who
owns and runs the city mills here ,
and whoso ilour stands high at home
and abroad , has the appearance ol
being perfectly satisfied with the con
dition of his trade and stops out as if
fully content to let the
' Let the world wag a * It will ,
I'll ' he free and eiuy still. "
I roprut to say ho patronizes no
milling journal and I wonder at his
success. His mill , from boiler room
to parrot , for neatness is unsurpassed
by the great Waahburn mill.
A. Evans , of the Chrystnl mills ,
takes both The American and North
western Miller. These journals nre
devoted to the ecienco and art of mill
ing to-day , nro ably managed and
should bo palronizcd by every miller
in the United States. It was through
thcsa journals that Evans obtained a
knowledge of the chemistry of the
wheats grown in tlio Missouri valley ,
which enabled him to select with un
erring certainty the wheats needed to
make the different grades of flour
called for. If they oosiro a wheat
particularly rich in glutin , they ob
tain it of the farmers of Nebraska ,
and if a higher color is called for ,
then the Nebraska wheat will yield
by the half-roller system they add
from one-fourth to one-half of Kansas
or Missouri winter , llenco their
success , Their homo trade is excell
ent and they are unable to keep un
with orders from abroad , whicn
speaks well for their flour. Some of
Omaha's enterprising capitalists ( mould
build a mill. Don't lot the matter
die out. E. B. HUNT.
To the Tornpornnco Workers ofPotta-
\vattamlo County.
Every township in the county that
has not already done so is requested
to hold a meeting at the earliest pos
sible aay and appoint a township pro
hibitory amendment committee of
throe , the names of which should bo
reported to L. W. Tulieys , secretary
of the executive committee , Council
Blullu.
The friends of temperance are rp-
quested to act promptly and send in
therm names nt onco.
a7-4t EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
A Paid Flro Department.
To the Editor of The lice :
There was no ell'ort to conceal the
fact that the friends of the now ad
ministration used the fire department
as a political machine during the re
cent olecion. On the very night fol-
owing , the mayor-elect wont in per
son to n fireman's meeting to fulfill
lis promises to the chief , and pull the
wires for his re-election. The firemen
construed this to mean that the de
partment would bo a power in the
now administration , with headquar
ters at "tho old stand. " About the
same time , the twilight publication
; ave a column of words and figures
with promises of economy under the
"now deal. "
The next move was to hold a oucas
and fix the mayor's salary at some
thing like § 000 with oilico and con
veniences supplied , and other officials
n proportion. The retiring mayor
lad served the city at more nominal
pay , and supplied his own oilico.
But my object was to protest against
contending the fire department as a
political machine. It is an institu
tion that above all others , should be
entirely free from political influences ,
everywhere. It is composed of demo
crats , republicans , grconbackors and
business men , who are alike inter
ested. Bun as a machine , it will
weaken its own influence , and injure
business in every branch. Custom-
ars will be directed to certain stores
because a fireman is clerk or proprie
tor. It will become like "Zion's Co
operative Institution" at Salt Lake ,
used ns a power against the gentiles ,
and every branch of trade will fool its
effects.
Lot us do away with n power that
may booomo dangerous in the
hands of designing men , and
substitute a paid department. Lot
four men be selected for each engine ,
and throe for each cart , to bo paid
regular salaries. To make it nioro
eillciont , lot n system fjf "minute
men" bo ustabiished , BO successful
elsewhere. This is , to offer u rownrd
to the first man who "gets there"
after the ring of the bell. Then lot
the management of tlio department at
fires bo in charge of efficient officers ,
to bo rewarded for energy and bo ex
pelled for carelessness and neglect.
In this way the institution may bo
made useful and far more popular. It
would bo butter , at least , than run
ning the department to bo used as a
machine at elections , with headquar
ters in a gambling house. If the now
administration means real economy ,
let it consider thnso plain hints.
THE FIUEMEN'H FUIKSD.
IOWA ITEMS.
About twenty minister attended the
recent mooting of the Fort Dodge
presbytery held at Ida Grovo.
Tlio social stir of Wednesday in
Sioux City wan the nmrriatro of Mr.
Anthony Hngan to Miss Anriio llynn.
The Methodists of Indinnola have
decided to pivo ; their pastor , Rev. Mr.
Mnrtor , a throo-montiis' furlough to
visit Europe.
On the 2d , JJ.vcmnah ! Pitman , of
Clinton , lost the fifth child within
three weeks. All died of diphtheria.
B. F , Allen , the once famous bank
er of DCS Moineo nnd Ohicigo , is pro
posing to again muko the former city
his homo. His old residence ia being
tilted up in fine style.
The wife of Conductor Wostfall , ol
the Chicago , Rook Island ifc Pacific
railroad , \\lio was killed by the James
train robbers in Missouri , is in great
pecuniary distress.
In Dubuque , on the night of the
1st , John \Yoning , an employe in the
railroad yards , caught his foot in u
frog nnd was run over by a train.
Both legs were broken , torn and
crushed in n most horrible manner ,
and recovery was thought lo bo im
possible.
Mrs. Win. Pollard , of DCS Moines ,
was found dead in bed Wednesday
morning. The body exhibited no
marks of violence , and the death is a
mystery.
Angus McDonald's Farm.
Angus McDonald was a farmer from
Oharlottoburg , county Glengarry , who
arrived in ylnnipog a few days ago ,
Angus , in his own estimation and In
the estimation of his friends , was n
shrewd man. He was hardly in the
place before an acquaintance of his
ran up against -him , slapped him on
the back in a friendly way , and said :
"I'm glad you've como up. I was
just going to send for you. " Aftbi
their greetings ho continued : "By
the way , Angus , you own a farm out
near Minnedoaa ? "
"Yes. "
"tlmw much will you take for It ? "
"I don't know , " said Angus. "I
thought of settling on it myself. "
"Well , I'll toll you what ; I'll give
you $0,030 for it. "
Angus thought before leaving GJon-
garry that if ho got $2,000 for it ho
would bo doing well , but ho was now
in the land of booms , and so ho asked
SG.oOOforit. "
"Well , hero's § 50 on the bargain ,
nnd wo'll tign the papers to-morrow. "
And the purchaser rushed oil ,
Before two hours had passed Augua
ran across another old acquaintance.
"Gloi to see you , Angus ; glad
you came up. Tneru's n splendid
chnnco for you. By the way , I see
you registered nn owning n farm near
Minnesota. How much do you want
for that farm ? "
"I've just sold it , " said Augus.
"How much did ho give you ? "
"Six thousand five hundred del
lars. "
"Tho dickens ho did , Why ,
ril give yon § 15,000 for it.
You go to the purchaser nnd gothim to
rolcaso you , nnd I'll give you the
§ 15,000. "
Angus wished that ho was back in
St. lliphaols or nnywhcro oho , since
ho had made such n fool of himself.
However , nil ho could do was to try
nnd got the farm back. So who does
ho run across within fifteen minutes
but purchaser No. 1.
Says Angus : "I'm aony I sold you
my farm. I'd like to pot it back.
Hero's your § 50 , nnd wo'll bo where
wo wore. "
"Oh , I can't do thnt. I bought n
farm , and will have the papern ready
to-morrow. "
After furthnr higgling , Angus of
fered him § 500 to break the bargain
With great reluctance the ourchoier
took the § 500 ono hundred now § 5
bills of the Bank of Montreal nnd
gave back to Angus the temporary
agreement of sale.
Angus was happy ngain , and setout
out to find buyer No. 2.
Ho found him not. No. 1 and No.
" 2 wcro pal confidence men. Angus
was the sucker from Ontario , nnd
§ 450 was the net amount that they
stung him for. [ Guelph Herald.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES ,
NOTIOB. Special adt crtlscmcnts , such as
Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rout ,
Want * , Boarding , etc. , ulll bo Inserted In this
column at the low rate ot TEN CENTS PK1 !
LINE for tbo flmt Insertion nnd FIVE CENTS
PER LINE for each subsequent Insertion.
Leave ajv ortlscmcnta at our olQco , No. 7
Pearl Street , near Broadway.
Wants.
A jrood bnrbcr. Steady employment
WANTED
ment to a good man. f. J. Leik , linos-
Ullc.llo. mayS-St-
> ANTED. Iwoglrls at the Western Hotel
W Immediately.
WWANTED
A No. 1 pants maker.
WANTED JOSWU ItKITKK , Council BluHs.
nay3-2t *
WANTED Situation liy o boy2 years eld ,
on A fnm or herding cattlo. Addn-is
Mrs. > . A. King , Council Huga. mayZ-St
"VTTANTED Boarders hv day cr week. Fur-
YV nlshed rooms , 200 4lh street.
street.aprfO 6t
"TTTANTED F.Torybody In Council Bluffs lo
VY to take TUB Bull , 20 cents per week , do
llrorod by carrier * . Olllco , No 7 Pearl Street
near n road way.
"fTCTANTED To buy 100 toni brooin corn.
YY For particulars address Council Blufli
Broom Factory , Council Bluffs , Iowa. 658-29U
For Salo.and Rent
TJ10R RENT I'art or whole of nlco residence ,
J ? or will sell on easy terms. Apply at I'oj
olllco. ma } 2-tf
I OR SALE Black and white Setter pups , by
F Jiiucs Doylu Council Bluffi ) , Ia. myZ-flt *
RENT Front room , furnished cr un
furnished , with or w Ithout boaid. 7th etrcct
between Mil and Oth aro.
may2 St TYLER CUMM1NOS.
"TOOK RENT Two p'casint ' roorrs In Aery deF -
_ F tlrahla location , ilthor furnUhed or Ukfuru-
IsliecJ ; suitable for ladles or genllnrocn.
aprll-H J. W. SQUiRE & CO.
"TJ10R SALE Beautiful residence lots , SCO
U each ; nothing down , and SSpermonlh only ,
by EX-MAYO U VAUGII AN
npl3-t (
17011 RENT Bochtell's Hotel , mtddlo Broad.
K way , Council Uiuffs , Iowa ; Is n well-known
house : best location In the city. Stacking In
cluded. Callonoruddresi
nplllMm 1'ETER I1F.CHTELL.
"ITIOKHALE Welberfrundor Woman's
JJ Friend , the grrat ocrman dbcoiory.
l'o ltlvo euro for fctiialo weakness In all Its
various forms and stagep. At
aprl3-lm DEIIAVKN'S Drugstore.
PI' ' . R RENT Fun.l'hed rooms , B. w.cor , 6th
Jj Ave. and llth troct. nprlgjw *
'
T7IOR RENT. Two & 20 house ncd'ono itoro ,
J * 321) ) Broadway. Apuly
oprU-lm * AM. WILSON.
TnOR SALE Old iiapers 25o per hundred , at
Jj The Bee offlco. Council BluBn. uo27-tl
MlHcollnnooua.
T 08T ' 'nlr sold sncctiiilos. A llhurol re\rard
Jj will 1 o paid It Ittt at Tut Hur. oJicu iii5-tf
17XCELSIOR GALLERY still ahfatl ; overy-
Jll thing ready for spring traaiVlows tmcn
lor llthoiraphlo purposes. Best work In city.
aprlS tf
T ApcldcancillliK bctwem IJroaiUay
TO and mo tr nblor , l t Oitotcr Fivcdol-
lv rownrd will b n.W by leaving earaeat this
olllii' . mist Ct
. W. L. PATION I'liytlc'aii ' ami Oculist.
DR. euro any cacf tore cyo < . Jt la only
u matter of ilir.o , aiid can euro generally in
frcm thrco to the weeksIt niaVcn nodlirer-
ence how lens diseased. Will btralghtcn cross
yes , opcratu ainl rciuo\o 1'ljrcgiuma , etc. , and
Iriocrt artltlcial eye M'5-tf
WAUTINQ 60iroflnoqu llty broom
corn seed can ifet It l v writing to
up3tt ! I' . T. , 'MAYNK.r
Ono o ! the bcsi s.tond-clus Hoteli In the
West Is the
BROADWAY HOTEL ,
A. 15 JlllOWN , IVoprktor.
Nos. B34 and 636 BroidwayCouncil Bluffslow * .
TabU uppllcd with tb best the market af
fords. ( Hod rooms and flrst-clasj b.ed * . Ttrmi
very loiwonahlo.
SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL
N. Andcrion , - - Proprietor ,
732 Ixjwer Broadway.
Table surpl'.oJ with Ilio best the market af
fords. Terms fS.Maud SI.OO per week. Transient
\.00 \ per day.
UNION AVENUE HOTEL
817 Lower Broadway ,
Mrs. a Gerspacher & Son.
FIRST GLASS HOTEL AT KEA-
SONAHLE PRIOES , TKANSIENTS
ACCOMMODATED.
HOTEL FOU KENT. GOOD REASONS
FOU KENTINQ
W. 8. AMKNT. JACOB BIM8
'AMENT & SIMS ,
Attorneys & ConnsBllors-at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
TOO UTTERLY UTTER !
Are Supplying the Aesthetic
Wants of the Public in
FINE GROCERIES.
With Everything in Staples at
the Lowest Prices.
Fresh Roast Coffees ,
Chioce Drawing Teas ,
Boston Tea Co.
16 Main St , and 15 Pearl St. ,
Council Bluffs ,
W.W.SHERMAN
MANUFACTURER OF -
Road , Track , Coach & Livery
e
FINE WORK A SPECIALTY.
K. II. SHERMAN , Buslncafl Manager.
WJI. CIllUSTOrHEH , Mechanical Manager.
124 S. Main St. , Council BluITa , In.
GOLD ! GOLD ! GOLD !
Bright andyellow and hwd and cold ,
Molten , graven , hammered nnd roll'cl ,
Heavy to get and light to bold ;
Hoarded , battered , bought and Bold.
Stolen , borrowed , squandered , nnd doled ;
Spurned by the young , iiut hugged by the
old
To the very verge of the churchyard
mould ; '
Price of many a crime untold.
GOLD ! GOLD !
If you want to have gold you must
spend your money to the very best advant
age. Do business \vith cash men , and
where only ono price will be asked or
taken ,
REMEMBER
"A tree is known by its fruit "
A store by its prices.
ONE THING CERTAIN
Oar prices are right. Our business ia a
guarantee that fair dealing ia our watch
word. XLOR is our motto. Our business -
ness ia in a moat healthy condition. Every
department is doing good work. Canned
Goods nro goins oft" very cheap. Teaa
and Coffees a choice assortment. Fancy ,
Shelf Goods for the million. Coino ana
see us , we will do you pood.
F , J , OSBORNE & DO , ,
162 Broadway , Opposite Ogden
House.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY
Offlco and Works , "Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Wo giro special attention to
Stamp Mills , Smelting Furuaces ,
HOISTERS AND
GENERAL MILL MACHINERY ,
HOUSE FRONTS.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
will receive prompt attention , A general as
sortment ot
Brass Goods. Belting , Pioing ,
AND SUPPLIES FOR
Foundry , Pig Iron , Ooko , IJoal ,
OHAS. HENDRIE ,
President.
2. OSCAR V/IIiDE 2i
GAS EIXTUKES.
Bixby Wood ,
THE PLUMBERS.
On Bancroft or ( Fourth Streets. )
J. M. PAJiMEK ,
. DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN AGENT ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Drs ; Woodbury & Son ,
Cor. Pearl & lit Ave. COUNOII. BLUFFS.
MAURT3B & ORAIG ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Rich Cut Glass , Pine Fronob China.
Silver Ware &c. ,
TlROiPWAT. . COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
MRS , E , J , HILTON , M , D. ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ,
222 Broudwav , Couuoll Bluff
If Vou "With a Euuoli Go to
LOUIE DOQUETTE ,
Soups , Meat , and Kivtables always on
h ni , Flvi Cents per call.
HARKNESS , ORGUTT & GO. ,
Broadway , Gor , Fourth St. ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
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The Boston Times , Sunday Morninsr , April
16,1882 , : ,
A i'iano an > our is the product of
the manufactory of Messrs , Ohickerine &
Sons in this city. Possibly this assertion
requires a few wrds of explanation ,
There are sixty workinc hours each wr-ek ,
and since the .year 1882 came in , the
number of pianos finished by this firm
averages over sixty-one per \veek.
d. MUELLER ,
Agent for Nebraska and Iowa ,
103 South 5th Street.
COUHCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
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Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2.00
Bluff and lillow Streets , Council Bluffs.
FURNITURE HOUSE.
Mirrors , Upholstery. Eepairing , Etc. , Wood and Metallic Coffins ,
No. 430 Broadway , Cor. Bryant St. , Council Bluils , Iowa.
UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
THE BEST BREAD IN THE CITY. None but first-class Bakers
employed. Bread , Cake , Fios , &c. , delivered to any part of the city. Our
Wagons run all day.
P. AYRES , Proprietor.
M CALF B R O S.f
WHOLKSALE DKALER3J. IN
Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves.
CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED.
Jt'JL'JS , "
t'n-
Has For Sale , Town Lots , Improved and Unimproved , also , Railroad Lands ,
and a number ot Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa and Nebraska.
Office with W. S. MAYNE , over Savings Bank , - OOUVOIL BLUFS
TlfE VERYTAT &T STYL"ES OF
Wall Paper and Window Shades
" .li And the Largest A/sottment to Select rora.
Paper Hanging and Interior Decorating
Done in tlio IJntost Style of Moilorn Art.
Geo. B. Beard , 11 Pearl St. Council Bluffs.
C. A. , . UUNVAN , W. BEEBE
C. A. BEEBE & CO. ,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
FURNITURE AND CROCKERY ,
Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Irs , J , E , letcalfe and Miss Belle Lewis
Are now dealing In all kindsol fancy goods , ench as Lnces , Embroideries , Ladles' Undeiwea
ot all descriptions. Also llandkerchluls , both In [ Ilk and linen , hope ot all Kinds , thread , pi
needles , itc. We hope the laalcs will call and ECO our Block of jjooJa at 630 Broadway biforu -
I'JU elsewhere.
3. J. DAVIS , 13 PEARL STREET ,
Dealer In
ZEPHYRS , GERMANTOWN AND FANCY YARNS
of AH Kinds. A Full JUno of Canvas , Felts , Embroidery , Knitting
SllliH and Stamped GoodsHioo Assortiient of Appliqno Pictures
V.
. .
Z. T. LINDSEY
. . & CO. ,
412 BMADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Ana vwmt SQUARE , CLARINOA IOWA ,