Nebraska Newspapers

    ' } . 'E ' DAlLf BLOTF& JCWA SATtBDAi' MAY 6 , 1&82 ,
The Daily
COUHdL.BLUFFS. . .
Sattirdny Morning May 0.
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Ofllco : Ko. 7 Pearl Street , Nett
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H. W. TIT/TON. Glty Editor.
Ladles Ri to Hlh 1 for yourfnni.
JillM has the largest line of nice fan
in tli a city ,
i7oJCh | Itcltcr niAke-i stiilfl In th l.it
Ml styles at niO Hroadw.iy. apr4-lf
The outgoing trn'n ' c.wtward tli !
afternoon la oter Ilia Clilcigoft lioel
liland.
Tlicie will ba a KVIII of 1 > a c bill i > l.\y
bd this afternoon nt two o'clink beU'eon
the Couhcn'lllufh nine and n picked nine.
T.ikc your Ice from the IJluo Waston * .
Orders taken nt J. T. Ollxcr'i and nt
Jnne IJn ' grocery. Mnllliollaud A Co. ,
Eiicccetors to 1) . F. Kiclicr. nplS'Jtf
A. co'orcd boy iiftoiod Orecn wni yes-
tcnlay collared for filching como cannci
fruit from Pllbort'it grocery tloro. Ho
< lonled the choree , and wai loclcod up for
a healing.
Henry WilllnniK , ch.ttged with threat-
cning to cixrvo anotlier colored gentlftnan
v/lth arar.ar , wai luforo thn court yester
day , nnd had hi cuso continuuil until next
tTuesdiiy.
Mr ; , llliii n ill display hrr ptttcrn
: lints nnd lionnoU Situidav. All Indies
w.intin patterns wl'l ' do well by cnllint' ,
as they will bo told at cost , One day
only.
Hon. .T. 11. 1'incli , widely known as n
temperance wurkur and talker , H to npcal :
nt Dohnnj'rt next TlmrHilny ovcniiij , ' , nt
which time find phcn n IHH H niuetinvitli
roinini , ' nnnic nnd oilier nccnnipMiimrnls
will l/o / held.
Yesterday nftarnonn u _ man was
picked up nenr GilborLN Icc-hoiwc , lieio
he waa tnkmt ; u chilly elecp. Ho wa no
drunk that ho had to be carted to Iho cnl.v
boose , whom ho wai booked ni I ) . C.
Stripe , of Silver City.
Bttllinau lUten , who wai arrested
about a week ago for ruislnj ; a row in tlio
Phoenix paloon , hnd Ida c.H'j ndjui > ted in
'i \ tlio ( superior court yo.it onlny by pleading
guilty to being ihuuk ami disorderly nnd
li
paying $1) ) nod costs.
An important meolinff of the bonrl of
Ar.\io ] will bo hold next Monday inouniy ,
'todUcnsHtho qneBtion as to whcro the pro-
poecd s'lvcinmcnt l.nildin ! ; should bu
located , to hear tlio ici it of the delegate ,
AV. C. Jnmci , nnd to consider sundry
amendments to the conotitutlon and by-
Jaws. There should be u full attcndanco.
Itev. I * . F. Urejco will p each Sunday -
day evening at tlio liroadway Methodist
church 04 "The Kight nnd Duty of the
State tJ Prohibit the Alanfif.icturo nnd
Sale of Intoxicating Liquors , " All per-
HOIIB interested in the diocumon of the
question nro invited to be present. In
the morning nt the emno chmch will bo
preaching ru usual and sacramcnl.il ser
vice.
There ar said to bo four rural saloons
within two miles of the city limits , which
are llililc to nay Ikcmo under the law ,
nnd which have been duly notified. Ono
aaloon has paid , and of ono there IB eom
doubt ns to its liability , and the dhtunco
will Imvo first to bo mcniurcd tudetcrmino
whether it It within or beyond the two
miles. The two otheisnro yet to be heard
from ,
A move is being nwdo to secure for
this city a now nnd complete dlroutory ,
and Mr. .T. 1' . Diuhncll , of Des Molneo , is
MOW on the ground laying out the prelim
inary work. This city neodH n good di
rectory , nnd needs It badly , nnd the prom
ise 1) inado that thiu new ono will meet
that want fully. Mr. lUislinell has had
experience , undthu direct. 11 ie which ho
has prepared for other cltioa and hit own
penonal Btmiding nrs asaiiranccs sulllcieiit
that the public may expect n full , correct
and conrouient directory of thia city.
llev. Mr. Copekud will lecture to
morrow oveuinu t Dohany'a on "The
Peril , " the Baino to begin at 7DO ; o'clock.
This chinge from afternouu to evening Is
made for the couvoiilouco of many who
* cannot well ntteud at any other time , nnd
with the hope of nccming the larger audi
ences to which the ttddreiKsi ot Mr. Cope-
laud ore ccrUlnly tmtitled. The address
to-morrow night will bo on a subject of
general IntereH and it is , to bo hocd | that
none will mis * the opportunity of hearing
the Ideas which thii ublo speaker will ad
vance ,
A. peculiar nnd touching fnnerjl was
held ytbteiday afternoon. The proceshlun
consibted of Mancul .lackhon nnd two
l > rUoners at the jail , who occupied the
broad eeat of the former's biig y. The
remains thus laid nt ret > t umsisted of two
dead dog . Thvro is not uny work to
apeak of for the | > rl onera , and hence they
are used for nil uuch odd jobs ns thin , nnd
sem to ruthcr enjoy the thtnoa ti bo frea
for ihort time from the uteneli and nick-
nlng air which ptr > ades the calaboose.
There ousht to bo inoro work , anil more
fredh air for the prlionern , for confiue-
< ment iu the present hole must bo honlble
on hot days.
William lionfield , a mere boy , who
has been fast nuking a bad reimtnticu for
one of hli years , WM before Judge Aylee.
worth yesterday. William has been In
the habit of running away from , home
and school , doing petty tricks of all sorU ,
stealing , etc. , and has a particular per-
chant for uteallng padlocks from gates
and barns. The judge , after gh ing the
lad some sound advice , ht lilui go on
promise of future good brhnvlor , and
with the undentandlng that the first bad
break he made , be bhotilJ be Bent at once
to the reform school , The Init men of the
little fellow he w behind ono of the
tilgti board fences on liroadway , consult *
Ing with some of his boot-black friend ? ,
and narrating bU experiences with much
erident pride.
TO UNITARIANS.
Ilov , W , E. Copeland will lecture
to-morrow night at 7:30 o'clock ia
Dohany'a Opera house. Subject of
lecture "Tho Devil. "
AGAIK.
Jnmes Ratttrrt * Prort Wash
\t1tft FuHltar Tidings
About the Qovsrntnent
Yertwdsy morning Jodtjc "W , C
Jameii relumed from Wshingf : > ii
whither lie went by request of tli
commUtaa of the board of trade tc
hull ) Boouro the appropriation fov s
government building in this city. 1 It
reports lint there was little opposition
to ( tt'rrcomo cxoopt nmonj ? . a fen
domoenilio jnoinberB.ftiidby Mlhfftcto
rilyesplftiniuijt' ) thcmthe situation nm
the jmtico nf the dutnantl for n build
ing hero , there wjv nothing to ntanc
in tlio wny , and \vhen ( ho innttur
came to a vote Oon. llookor made ivory i
very tolling apurch in favor of Coun
oil HhilFi-H mm thu vote was nlmo
ttnnniiuou3 in favor of the npproprii
tinn.
tinn.Tho
The bill is yet to paw the aonitc
but thuro is 111 Liu doubt nbout that
,13 it will bo cirriocl without oppoei
lion , hence buinx but u mutter o
form , in foot. A coinmi.iaion ivil
then bo appointed , who will decide
upon locution , plans , otc. The situ
now talked nbout inoit prominently is
that nearly oppo&ito thu court house
and owned by the Catholics , bu
whether it will bo choacn in yet n ,
inalter of uncoitainty.
One matter may outer somowh.V
into thu quoalion of location. It is
now curtain that the first , of July
there will bo n c.irrior nyateiH cttab-
lishod hero , by which there will bu a
free dclivory , doing nv..iy with the
iiecimity of inatiy Koing in psraou ( o
the pontollico ro often us now , Tli'i
v.itl miilio it luas noues.i.iry to havu
the poPtotlice located in the very cen
ter of the city , and will avoid some
natural diaciusion mi tohoro that
center really is , If the bmincsa
men can got their mj.il dohvurcd at
their oriiceii , thuy will n t bo no
captious P.B to n block or t\Vo difFijr-
cnco in the loc tion of the building.
i esido3 tlio Catholic property ,
other oilca are proposed. Ono is to
cccuro the ground on Broadway on
which the I'acific liousa now ntunds.
Still another in to buy the Shugatt
property juat noutli of the present
jontolHco. A full dir.cuiaion in to bo
lad at u board of tin do mooting to bo
iold next Monday ni < ; ht.
2XECTK.IC
An Economical Finn For Gottlncr It
Soon KstubllslieU Iloru.
The nocd of an oloctria fire ulurm
iaj ocoii long felt here , and the mat-
.or having boon pretty thoioughly
canvnseod by the fire committee of the
souncil , a report haa boon presented
recommending the establishment of
moll an alarm iiyBtom. In the pren-
jut financial condition of the city , it
MB been rather a perplexing quoRtion
is to where the needed funds could bo
iccurod conveniently , the amount ro-
nrirod on the start being $1,000 , for
which twenty boxes , and the needed
viro nnd bolla can bo provided. A
way has now boon opened , aovcr.il
almncca having been presented for
jolliii' ' the old hand-onginu , which has
jeon lately laid off duty , it being
doomed by the oftJoiala Unit it wan a
iccdlcsa expense to keep it manco'l.
.t now Bcouni that the engine can bo
old for enough to pay the cxpenooa
) f CBUbliahiiii ; the electric alarm aya-
em. Tlio officials at Glcnwood are
inuring on thin engine with u view of
lurclinaiiijj it , and Odobolt , in Sac
ounty , nlflo wauta i . It bidding bo-
omea lively enough a fair price can
jo obtained , and the money c.m bo
jotter iuvoatod in tlio alarm system ,
oeing that the city has already two
wo Btoamora and other apparatus for
ta protection.
The Otunptilfrnnt Avoca.
A very interesting prohibition
neeting was hold laat Thursday night
n Avoca , under the nuapicoa of the
vnox county prohibitory amendment
illianco.
The meeting waa called to order and
iresid'jd over by E. Filch , who an-
louncud the object of the gatlu-iing
itid presented tlio necessity of earnest
nd unitol work to accuro the aucceas
> f the amendment ,
Col. L. W. Tulloys.tho first apoaker ,
lovoted his time to the conaideration
f the business phuco of the qucHtion ,
md urged that it was to the highest
nterost ot every buaincsj man to vole
or prohibition.
Capt. J.Y. . Hamilton followed
uth an earnest apeuoh of ever an
lour , to which the uudionco listened
ittontivoly , allowing their approcia-
ion by frequent outbursts of np-
ihuiso. Thu captain waa outspoken
nd aagrossivo in his dealing with the
niottion in hand.
The choir rendered an excellent
nthom , nnd n eong and duet
dded to the interest of the occasion
Ither incotiims are to follow , and
Lvoca bids fair to bu thoroughly on-
iyhtoned on the pros and cons ot' the
sjjuo before the time sot for balloting.
TIU ; OTHKH Biur.
The Avoca Delta of thii week states
hat on Tuesday evening a lar o nuin-
jor of citizens of all classes attended
in anti-amendment meeting at Bui-
/or'a hall. G. Doidrich was called to
ho chair and J. 0. Hotzul chosen
ecrotary. A permanent organization
was then had , with the following
mined gentlemen as oilicors of the
slub : A. Harris , president ; 13. 0.
SoiQort , vice president ; J. 0. Hotzol ,
recording aocrotaryj G. Duidrlch , corresponding -
responding aecrotary , and R. Voss ,
treasurer. The mooting waa then nd-
dresnod by John Lindt , Kaq.of Coun
cil muffs , and Mr. Griffin , president
of the anti-amendment county orcani-
sation.
It is said that on the train return
ing from Avoca the prohibitionists and
anti.prohibitionista from this city mot
and had a lively discussion in the car ,
which of course convinced nithoc par
ty of error , but seemed to enlighten
and interest the listnuiug passooaora ,
the debate being hot.
The Webster City Argus aays that
n Mr. Carver , a shining light in the
Methodist church , has skipped out
after having attempted to commit an
outrageous oflenso against chastity ,
decency and morals.
THE OUTLOOK.
A Weakening of the Prcwpect for
High Licensor in Ooun-
cil Bluffs.
The /net Ihsl petitions for and
against the ft ting uf saloon lionises at
$1,000 have received many nigntn in
dicates Unit there was n Booming show
for having Iho ftaloon li0211 sen fixed at
n much higher figure than hi present ,
but the nioro the matter IB canv.iMcd ,
nnd the more fully the opinions of Iho
ftldoiman nro learned , the less seem
Iho piohabilitii'H of such n raho. The
now ordinance now pending has not
nnd the blanks filloJ/ixing the amount
ot the license , and the council will not
fill them until itn first meeting in
June , when the ordinance \\ill como
up rgain. It will require a three-
fourths vote to pass tlio ordinance ,
nnd an the council now atanda it will
require five out of the nix vet < > annd it
in well nndorht jed that moro than ono
of the iildcimon will vote ngiiiiftt a
very high licons" .
The Btronnoat icason urged in nu ( >
port i f the voting agiinst oven u $500
loin that the city cannot oifor protec
tion except on ale , beer and wine , aa
the Btato law forbids the ealo of the
Rtrong bovcratjos , and that men can
not pay hitli licences for tlitiso
dnnkn alone , and if they vend alco
holic buvera es to help swell the pro
fits , they are HaVlo to prosecution as
though they had no license nt nil.
Some of the aldermen oay thojr would
favor high license If they could jjrant
full protcc'ion in return , but r.a l'iey
cannot they socm. to favor only a a
olight niign , nay f200.
Among Iho contemplated changes
Ihoro are tovcral important ones.
Ono ia that the Avholo yeai'n license
hall bo paid in advance , instond of
dribbling nlont ; in small imn'hly or
qu"rteiiypaymcnta. Ti.o city clerk
took the puina to hunt up the
the old records of ; t few dayo ngo , and
found that at ot.o time in the past ,
wlioa the Hci.neo W.IR fixed it SI CO ,
and nil of it required as ciah in ad-
v.ince , the receipts ono day were
9,000 , , aixty saloons having taken out
the piporf ! at that fi uro. In the
: ) rp3ent cramped condition nf the city ,
-t - is thought that if a few thousand
dollars could thin bo collected at
once , instead of being dragged along
Jirough the year , it would be a help
; n time of need.
Another important change contem
plated in the doing away with all
ioavo to tnuiBfcr iicenics. At present
unoxpircd licaiiaea are hawked about ,
unl picked up by irresponsible adven-
; iiiers , who buy them en rap , gela , few
kegs end jugs , run a dive for n few
mouths , and then skip out for iiomu
low field when thia goto too hot for
.hem. Ey making them non-trans-
'orablo , they would bo in the hands of
nen who c/tlculatp / to remain porma-
lent , and the city would also bo &
gainer financially.
It is expected too that the leave to
sell will bo taken away from all hard
and disorderly houses , cutting them
completely from keeping bars.
A number of amendments to the
> roposcd ordinance are being pro-
mrcd , and while the chancas are that
10 great laisu will bo nmdo in the
amount of licenses , yet there will bo
other changes , which , if earned out ,
will excite scarcely less discussion ,
and awuko opposition from some ,
vhilo they will draw out hearty np-
jroval from these in favor of law and
order.
PERSONAL.
John N. I\Uhvin ! returned yesterday
rein NVashington.
Atwood & Vex , tlio wull ktiovvn livery
men of Omulin , yesterday paid n visit to
his city.
Mw. 1' . If. Piyor ami her sister Mru.
I. W. Tilton , loft jejtcrday for a few
vcek ' visit to friends in Wisconsin.
! . P. lluslmel ] , secretary of the les
Moines boni-d of trade , made THE UKK a
ileasont call yesterday.
To the Tompornnco Workera of Pottn-
wiittanilo County.
Every township in the tiounfy that
ias not already done so ia requested
o hold a meeting at the carlieat pos-
iblo nay and appoint a township pro-
libitory nmuiidnuint committeu of
hrco , the namea of which should bo
oportod to LV. . Tulleys , necrolary
f the executive committee , Council
Bind * .
Tlio friend * of temperance urn re-
luostod to act promptly and send in
huso lumus at onco.
a7-H EXECUTIVE COMMITIKB ,
IOWA
Audnbon has ruined the ncccaaary
uiids to equip u hook aim ladder coin-
any.
C.V , J.irois hai boon appointed
uditor of Emmet county , to fill va-
ancy.
A miner named Jamoa Hwcotmilk
vaa killed by u promaturu blast tit Uc-
umwa last week.
Foropaugli takes in Town for the
irons business thu yoarand Harnuin ,
J. it II. keep away.
Throe additional buildings , coating
bout § 10,000 , are to bo ndded to the
oldioia1 orphani' home at D.wcnport.
In unloading a cur of telephone
) ole.i nt LuMara the other day , llonry
latt , of M arthalltown , had u leg
broken by a falling polo.
Roland James , aged 15 , has been
nissing from his home in Ida Grove
inco April Stith , and his folks are
anxious to learn his whereabouts.
Several parties in Dos Moines at-
empted to cross the track of the 0. ,
5. it Q. and wore struck by the en-
cine. Ono man , Lewis McGuire , col
ored , was killed , Robert Graham will
die , and Mrs. Mary Connor was seri
ously injured.
The Iowa state board of health held
Is annual Bosnian at Muscatine Tues
day. After the transaction of the or-
Unary routine business , the tallowing
iflicors were chosen : President , Dr.
W. 8. Robinson , of Muacatino ; socre-
ary , Dr. 11. J. Farquharson , of Dos
tloinos.
Mrs. L. J. Gray's young baby waa
n its carriage on the sidewalk at
Iroonfield , the other day , when a
; uat of wind rolled the carriage into
ho stroek directly under the feet of a
spirited team , and the horsea ran
away. From the debris of the b by
carriage , which wna kmxjked intoar
unrfci nisa Ui state , Mrs. Gray tool
her baby tntally unhurt , llio lifth
ono laughed nnd cooed when taken up
A DuRertu Yarn.
llrwJtlyn Knglp.
When R man becomes o morose ot
hard-Iieorted that he cannot sit down
now nnd then nnd indulge in ft kuph
hfe needs repairing. Laughter sweet
ens the temper ; just rend thia nscouot
of n Dakota farm , fo morrow after
dllincr , and tee if it dons not *
' Y , air , " r wnod the Dalsotn
man , M a crnwd of ngrlcuhuialists
floated thftimolvus nrnulid a li tlo
table ; "yf"-sirwo do thingn on ralhpr
a sizable ficnlp. I'vo semi a inrin on
ono of our bit ? farms start out in tlio
spring niiA plow n furrow until fall
Then ho tqrnid around and harvested
buck. Wo lia\o swno bijc farms up
there , gentlemen. A friend of mine
ovrnod ono on which ho had to give n
mortgage , and the mortgnqo was due
on one end before they could get it
recorded on Iho other. You BOO it
wn laid off in counties. "
There was n murmur of astonish
ment , nnd the Dakota man continued :
"I got a letter from n nnn who
lives tn iny olchard , just before I loft
home , mid it had been three woekn
i ottinij to the dnoiling house , nl-
though it had traveled day and ini hl. "
' 'DistttticoD nto pretty wideup thute ,
ain't they ? " inquired one.
"Reasonably , reasonably , " replied
Iho Dakota man. "And thu worst of
it is it breaks up families PO. Two
yenra ngo Iuw a whole family pioa-
tratol with fjricf. Women johiyg ,
chi'drer. ' howling nnd doge barkinlr.
Ono of my men had his camp truck
packed on seven four-mule teams , and
lie waa atound bidding cvorjbody
[ jood-by. "
"Whoio TV.-.S ho goingaiktd / a
jrnveuond nun.
"flo wn < ) g"ing halt Way aovosj the
'arm to feed the piga , " replied the
Dakota man.
"And did he over git back to his
Family npnin ? "
"It isn't time for him yet , " replied
; ho Dakota imn.
PECIAL
KOJtCEO.
spcual atl ; crtiscuieiitH , such as
Licst , Found , To Loan , For Slid , To Kent ,
IVants , Hoarding , etc. , will he Iniarted tn thlf
: olumn at the low rate of TEN CI'-NTS PE B
'jINi : for the flrtt timcrtion and riVJJ CHt.'Td
i'Kll LINK for each subsequent Insertion
jta\o adv urllscmcnts at our office , Ko. 7
'carl Street , ncir llrcadway.
Wants.
WANTED A ( rood birber. Stcail.e" . " > ' < " -
incut to a jfood nmu I' . J. Lull ; ,
Illo. Mo. nmy5-il ;
ANTKI > Twogirls at this WCKtcrn Hotel
WANTKl ) . maj
WW
; ANTKl ( A No. 1 pints makor.
WW JOSKI n HKITMI , Council BlutTa.
n-.ai3-2t *
ANTii ) Hcnrdcr.t nv day or week. Fur-
W icd rooma , 5ut ! ) Illibttctt.
apr'JO Ct * _
OrASTGU-tocrjboily in Council"lilufls Io
V > to tulio Tint linn , ifl cento per wcclr , do
heroJ by cnrriora. Ofllcc , No 7 Pcuil Strtot'
icar lironuway. _
AVrKU To liuy 1UU tona nrouin corn
For particulars mldrcai Council Bluflr
Jroora Factor- , Council CluIIa , Iowa. C5S-20U
For Sale and Rant
I71OII nAI.B Uuildlng corner of 3t\en h nnil
\ ; Dtoadnay. Sulml > lc tor liinlnoaa orancllliik' .
' 'or I'lrUciiUia ' eriqulru of 0. ! ' . ml tli. mCtl
SAI.i ; . Highcy-acro firm psitly culti-
LMatoJ , two mlloj west of Omthx Udell A ;
y. _ _ m-U-tt
riOK SALi : . My iliirv stock of about < 0
L titad milch cans , A number of butchers'
lock , Krado Jarsev hcKcrs , gride ehort-liorn
to k 16U hp.nl In all. Can bo seen at iny farm
eiijmic3 ! cat of Ccmicll Jilufli. C. \Yhcelcr
lUtt SALK. WUhln ten mllen of Ununeil
_ U uffi' , n f rra ol StO nciej. all fenced a d
uh-dltldcd. Part choice pa < uro and part cul-
hicd. . Cojil now bull'ilngti ' a databllnc for
CO cows. Good and abundant water ; Imtldiiifc's
nd farrauootl and adopted for Block , tjulllclont
own to tecuro lul and lul In time to suit
nirchwer. Artdrus C. II. Wheeler , box JOI3
iouticll lliug < , 11.
r.lOH JIKN I'art or whole of ulco residence ,
L or will sell on easy icrms.Aliply at I'oj
lilco. inajii-tf
r\0n SAM' Ulnck and whlto Setter puts , hy
[ ' JimmDojIo Con ell lllufN. fa inyZ-nt *
hKM Front oiip , Jurnii-hcil tr tin-
furnished , \ vltor without baaid. 7th ttri.it
ictn cm i-lh unil 9th ac. .
mayZ Ot _ TYLKU CUiHllN'QS.
Itl' i' T o ji'ousain ' r'.on. Incry tit-
1 Mrabhlovitlon , iltbur furnhlieil or u furn-
lioil ; bultallo ( or ladhHor ( .vntltircn.
itlirll-tf _ J. W. bQU KB & CO.
ll BAI.b Heint.ml icxMnTcu lOtn , $ < )0 )
[ } cadi ; nolliliiir down , nnd SJiier"onti ! only ,
y h.\-iIAVOll VAUUHAN
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71OU JlKNl1 Ujrhtill'ij llntui , lulilillu llroail-
1 \\\y , Council 11 iills , Iowa ; Inn wcll-knon
ou v' ; UVBI location In thu city tlUoilus ln-
lutlui. Call on or tcldrcs i
np10 ! 1m I'lUEK nfCIITf.LL.
| ] \OU HALE Wilberlrtmd , or
1 } J rlcnil , thu K' t ' cnmn dlccoiorr ,
. 'ot'ltUu iiirn firftirn'u vciikuctsa In ull IU
atious forii's anil sliti.-d' . At
liKUAVKX'3.DiugPtore _
r. Two $20 housob ai cno i tote ,
SiJ Uroadwav. Apul >
aprH-lui * A M.VII.SO.V. .
/ . HALK-Uid | % IKIU JAi , iKtr miiureil , ui
I/OI. lloo olllro. llounrll Illnn * n27 tl
Ulecollancous.
Pair tjolil tpcetailej. A llteral rc inl
. . fULLKUVktllt ali' J ; -
111 thing ii'i < l > ( or sprlnsf tra.f. VVH | < txcu
ii llllioir.iiil.lc purposes. Best or . In cltv.
_ nprlft it
O T Auolil c r oi1 itii ; bclw n Jlroa.l ay
J an. ! tliu tender , lt { Ocloi er Kntili.I
UH r cxi aril \\lll tc pIJ by Uatlnj ; tanit at thin
ilr. | _ _ mint lit
'
DK.'wrU I'ATflJK I'Tjtltiun nU OciiTUl'
Can cure an ) caMtof fore ce . It U only
. matter ol time , anil inn euro ( -cncrally in
rom thrcu to the Htclm It inakm nodlllir-
11 cu liow lone illwantil. Will straighten crou
jm , opcratu ami remote rijrin" " " ' , tie. , nnd
rikcrt ttrtlBi'lal cj ej _ | > Vtt
A NVONK WAN11NO eon tlno ( | U llty broom
t\ . curn seed can irct It hv tltlnif to
upUtf I'.T. MAYNE , QJUncinilulU
Ono o ! thu beil e-i-ond-claaj Ilotelt In tliu
Wctt l < the
BROADWAY HOTEL ,
A. E IUi WK , 1'roprUtor.
foa. S3J and 630 Droidnay , ' ouncll llIufTlow * .
Tililo iupplled with tbn b the market a-
3tdi. IKoJ rooms and flr t-clt jbMi. Turuu
vry reasonable.
JNION AVENUE HOTEL.
817 Lower Broadway ,
Mrs. 0. Gerspacher & Son ,
FIRST CLAS HOTKL AT IlKASONADLK
11IOK * . T1UN8IENTS ACCOMMODATKD.
HOTEL FOtt KENT. GOOD UKASONB KOH
IENT1NO.
SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL
N. Anderton , - - Proprietor ,
732 Lower lr dw y.
Table lupplledulth ( he Ixnt the market af-
ords. TcruitJ.rxiand gl.00 per week. Transient
1.00 per day
If You \Viih a Lunch Go to
LOUIE DUQUETTE ,
Joupj , Meat ) , and Katablea always on
hand. Fh Cinta i > er call.
I TOO UTTERLY UTTER
I tA bua
Are Tu , " plying the Aesthetic
Wants of tlio Public ill
FINE GEODESIES ,
With Everything hi fitciples at
the Lowe t Prices ,
Fre-ili Roast , Coflces ,
Ghioce Drawing Teas.
Boston Tea Go.
16 Main St , and 15 Pearl St. ,
Council Shifts ,
W.W.SHERMAN
or
Eond , Track , Coach & Livery
' " " t' r * ft ff if l C
FINE WORK A SPECIAL1 VT.
E. II. SIIKHJIAS , Iliislncas Manajfcr.
WM. CtJHtETOt'HUn , Jloch-mlcal Manager.
\2'i S.MaInSt. _ _ , Council J31u o , jq.
GOLD ! GOLD !
[ lrj'ht ( and yellow nnd h'.rd nnd cold ,
Molten , graton , baniinorcd and roll'il ,
ftcavv to not and li lit to hold ;
ffoirded , baiteied , bought and pold.
stolen , boiruwed , cqiiandofd , nnd doled ;
Spurned bjf thu jounf [ ( I t hugged by the
old
To the very verge of the churchyard
mould ;
Piico of ninny ac.inio untold.
GOLD ! GOLD !
If you want to have gold yiu must
spend vournidnay to thu very best advant
age. JDo bufinc"3 with cush men , nnd
where only ouo iirice will bo a ked or
; akeu.
akeu."A
"A tree ia known by its fruit "
A store by its price : ) .
ONE THING CERTAIN
) nr prices are right. Our business ia a
juirantee that fair dealing is our watch-
vord. XLOllisour mntto. Our busi
ness Is in a merit healthy condition. Every
department is doing good work. Canned
Joods are goin off very cheaii. Teas
md Cnlfeen a choicn assortment. Fancy
Shulf Goodrf for the million. Como and
eo us , wo will do you ppocl.
P , J , OSBOENE & 00 , ,
.62 Broadway , Opposite Ogden
House.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES , BOILERS , TOHHG
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY
Olilco and Works , Main Gtreot ,
OOUNOIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
V.'o K\\ts \ epcclil attention to
jfcainp Mills , SmeltiHg Furnaoes ,
IIOISTERS AND
GENERAL MILL HAOHIHERY ,
UOUSE FRONTS.
3ENBRAL REPAIR WORK
> lll reecho prompt alUiitlou. A general us-
Biirtaiiut of
3raea Goodn Spiting , Pioing ,
AND STJPI'LIES FOR
Foundry , Pig Iron , Ooke , Goal ,
OHAS. HENDRIB ,
Prasidnnt-
2. OSOAR WILDE 2.
GAS J JXTUKES.
Bixby & Wood ,
THE PLUMBERS.
On Bancroft or ( Fourth Streets. )
"
J. M. PALMEE ,
DKALKIi IN
REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN AGENT ,
COUNCIL BMTFrS , IO\yA.
Drs ; Woodbury & Son ,
Cor , Pearl & lit Ave. COUNCIL IJLUFKfl.
MAUREB & ORAIG ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Bleb Cut Glass , Fine French China ,
Silver Ware &a ,
10 BROADWAT. COUNCIL DLUFFS. IOWA.
MES , fl. J , HILTON , M , D.r
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ,
222 Broadway , Council Bluffi.
V. S. AMENT. JACOD SIMS
AMENT & SIMS ,
Attorneys & Counsollors-at-Law ,
OOUNOIIj BLTJFFfl , IOWA.
,
Eroatey , Oor , Fonri St. ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
inar-2-rim
i IRK
The Boston Tiinee , Suutby Mcrnintr , April
16,1882 , :
A. i'lano nn lion'1 'a tlio procuot of 3VF
tlio mp.nufnotpr ? of MPPRV * . Ohickenng & MAM * * < <
Sons in ibis city , Pcs-obly Ibis n aeitioii
'cquues a few wrds of oxplnnaiiou ,
There are w'xty mrkincr Irurs oat li w ok ,
and snce : tbo jear 3882 caino in , the
uuniber of pianos finished by tire firm
averages over t-kfyoiie per wo > k
J. MUELLER , X
O Aeent for vr-bra ka and Iowa , XG
! G3 South 5th Street.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
03 cvt
CJ
Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2.00 I
ss psjgr'S3WTi ;
$ r pfeNI
and lillow Streets , Goimcil Bluffs ,
Jk
Mirrors , Upholstery , Repairing , Etc. , Wood r.rd Metallic Coffins ,
No. 430 Broadway , Cor. Bryant St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
THE BEST BEE AD IN THE CITY None but first-class Bakers
employed. Bread , Cake , Pies , &e. , delivered to any part of the city. Our
Wagons run all day.
P. AYREP , Proprietor.
M E T CALF B R O S. ,
WHOLESALE DUALER8 - . IN
Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves.
CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED.
ias 3j"or Sale , Town Lots , Improved nnd Unimproved , also , Eailroad Lando ,
and a number ot Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa nnd Nebraska.
Offica with W. S. MAYXE , over Savings Bank , - COUVOILi BLUFS
TUB VERY LATEST bTVLKS OK
Wall Paper and Window Shades
And tlio Largest A eoitmcnt to Select from.
Paper Haneing and Interior Decorating
Uonoln the Latest Slylo of Modern Art.
Geo. R. Beard , 11 Pea 1 St. Council Bluffs.
C. A. W. JIUN W. BEEBB
O. A. BEEBE & CO. ,
V/hoIcaileanil lUtall Dcalcro In
FURNITURE AND CROCKERY ,
Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
, J , E , letcalfe and liss Belle ems
Are nowdeillnp'ii all klndaol fancy gooi s , mcli i > Liccs , KmbrolJcrles , I.aillib' Undetwca
( all ilierrljtlnns. Al "llard irchiu p , both In fhK and linir , ho o of nil kinds , thread , l > l
iccillci' , ' te. Wo liopi. the lauludlll cull and etc our stocli cf K'oods at KS3 Droadway b > fore -
it ; cl CMhcrc.
E. J. DAVIS , 13 PEARL STREET ,
Dealer 111
ZEPHYRS , CERMANTQWN AND FANCY YARNS
if All Kinds. A Tull Z.Ino oS Gaums , Felts , EiuTirnldory , Knitting
nnd Stamped Goods. Nioo Atunrtiif lit of Appliqno Pictured
\
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Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. ,
412 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOW1
And mmm SQUARE , CLARIHDA IOWA ,