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6 THE DAILY BEE ; COUNCIL BLUM'S , IOWA TUESDAY , MA * 9 , 1882 ,
The Daily Bee.
council BLUFFS :
'Tuesday Morning May O.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES :
By Carrie * . - - - - - B ) cent * per week
DyUall , - - - - - - - 810 00 per Year
Office : No. 7 Poorl Street , Noai
Broadway.
C. E. MAYNK , Manager City Circulation.
H. W. TILTON , City Editor.
MINOR MENTIONS.
The evh receipts of th superior courl
Yesterday were $59.
Joseph Roller makes suits in the Int.
cst styles nt 810 Broadway. nprl44f
Ono I dy was imrrersed and received
into fellowship at the Baptist church
Sunday evening.
Iiei8on& Anderson , of Sioui City ,
are to start up tbo new steam laundry
next week on lower Broadway , adding
another worthy enterprise to 'Ma city.
Tnko your Ice from the Blue Wnion .
Orders taken nt J. T. Oliver's and at
Jones Bros' grocery. Mullholland & Co , ,
tnccotcors to D. F , Eichcr. np29tf !
The Northwestern Academy of Medicine -
cine will meet in this city May 30th , In-
toil of the 15th , the date having been
changed , The meeting of the State
Homeopathic- society will follow Imme
diately after it , and will also be hold at
the Ogden house in this city.
Hon. John B , Finch is to lecture at
Dohany'a hall next Thursday evenln ? ,
under the auspices of the exocutlyo com
mittee of the prohibitory alliance of this
connty. Ho U widely known as en elo
quent temperance talker , and there will be
A crowd to hear him without doubt.
It is reported that Pat Lacey has sold
out his saloon business to Mr. Shlrlock. It
U is to be hoped ho has , for If the place is to
'I ' bo kept open on Sunday , nnd ordinances
violated , it will appear better to have
Shirlock'd name on the docket than that of
n city ollicor , and the head of the fire de.
partment ,
I. The board of trustees of th free pub-
IIo library were to bavo met to-day , but
out of respect to the bereavement caused
one of the members , Judge Casady , by
tbo death of his wife , the funeral being
held this afternoon , adjournment was
takoa until to morrow afternoon at 4
o'clock.
The Knights of Pythias of this city
nro already arranging for .welcoming and
carlap for the Grand Lodijn , which is to
gather hero in October , and which will
prove one of tbo most important events In
the city'j history this year. An executive
and reception committee lias been chosen
numbering ; ten , and consisting of two from
each of the four lodges , one from the lodge
At Missouri Valley , and ono from the
lodge at Ulenwood
The three lota just west of the Ogden
.house , purchased some months ago by E
U , Chapman , of St. Louis , with a view of
building an opera house upon them , have
leen sold by him , thus letting tha bottom
fall out of that hope for an opera house.
Two of the lots wore sold to H , 8. Gal-
logher , and one to Mr. Heche. It is stated
that Mr. Chapman received for the lota
93,600 , aa advance ot $1,100 or moroabuvo
what he paid for them , i > strong showing
that.ical estate in Council Bluffs la on tbo
gain.
As will be seen by tbo announcement
made in another column WID , I , Marshall
will lecture atthe Bloomer school buildIng -
\Vednesday and Thursday evenings ,
for the benefit of the schools , tha proceeds
to be used in procuring some needed ap
paratus. His firtt lecture will be , "The
Yellowstone National Park , or An Even
ing in Wondirland , " and his second , "A
Visit to Colorado. " Both are illustrated
with dissolving viowo by the calcium light
et'ereoptlcon , with beatiful photographn
from nature , Those lectures are highly
endorsed by thn press of the land , and are
doubtleai as interesting and instructive as
they are represented.
STRUCK OUT.
t
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of the Tract Layers Uosumo
Work. While a FewSuo
For Tnelr Pay ,
The track layers of the Milwuukoo
& St. Paul railway , who struck for
higher wages , have for the moat part
gene back to work. Bnmo of them ,
however , ieft for other places , and an
eyon twenty commenced action before
Justice Fralnoy to recover the pay
duo them. The company had refused
to pay them until tha regular pay
day , which was of uncertain date , ex
cept that it would bo whenever the
paymaster cauno here , The papers
were duly soryud , and the company
through its agent promised to eottle
tbo claims at once , they amounting in
all to ? 315 , while the coats reached
174 more , a pretty good day's work
lor the court.
Transfers of Titloa.
'The ' following transfers of real os-
ito are reported as taken from the
Bounty records by J. W. Squlrs &
Co , , abstractors of titlei , real cstato
* nd loan agents , Council Bluffs ;
Thos. Bowman to H. and W. Wild ,
w , sw of 7 und nw , nw of 18. all in
75 , 42.l,009.20. , .
J. Dlxton to F. W , Hall , a S3 foot
of lot 3 , in 2 , Hall's add. , city , 3800.
W. H. Smith to A. Lidoll , a > v , sw
w 20,76 , 41.-$1,325.
H. Hay and J. P. Forbes to Lewis
Bwioglo , no , no 28 , 70. 38.81,000. .
Dickeraon A Wood to J , llaltz , ci
of ne i of 24 , 70 , 38-1.000.
0.1C. Lolloy to P. Feeley , lot 0. in
9 , in William's 1st add. , city. 300.
W. H. Bowman to T. Bunker , 11 *
of lot 1 , in 10 , Walnut. 81.200.
J. W. and E. W. Davis to A. Frod.
erickuon , lot 13 , in nub of lota 2 , 3
and 4 , in nw , no , 10 , 77,39 89,600.
J. M. Palmer to D. Iloinochl , Jot
16 , in 4 , Howard's add. , city. 875.
Officer & Puaoy to F. Grass , lot 1 ,
In block 8 , Mynster's add. , city-
0. Donuison to N. Oleon , part lot
11 , in 1 , in Snow & Green's add. ,
eity. 1400.
Town Go. Macedonia to Put or Parki ,
lot 8 , iu 9 , Macedonia. 875.
COLLARED BY COPS.
A Number of Offenders Introduced
ducod Into the Superior
Court.
The Saloon Men Got Into Tronbli
liy Keeping Open on undny.
Yesterday n man named F. T. Gang
hey ITM before Justice Aylcaworth ,
char/Rod with having boon drunk or
Sunday last. Ho pleaded guilty , and
after paying his $3 and coats , the to *
tal being aa usual $7 , ho swore n long
swear of vengeance upon the men
who sold him the stuff that thus made
him drank. IIo proceeded to complain
of three places whore ho obtained
drinks on Sunday , and informations
wcro filed against them and warrants
issued. They were Quinnodo &
Taylor , Forest Kinney and Richard
Kennedy. Chief Fields chuckled at
this precedence , and termed it a "acH-
slmrponor" process , and thought it a
happy hit to thus have the evidence
secured without any labor on the part
of the police. If every man who thus
is fined for drunkenness turns the ta
bles on the men who make him
drunk , the court will bo full ot busi
ness. Quinnodo & Taylor were fined
810 and coats. The other cases wcro
continued.
T. J , Cody had two charges against
him for being drunk. The court con
cluded that it was the old story in
social form , and nsieaacd but one line ,
and that of the regulation size , § 7.
Thomas Qrahnm and Albert Smith ,
two plain drunks , were also given the
$7 prcecription.
Jack Shields was put under arrest
for being a disturber of the peace ,
ho having had n row in J. L.
Whitnkor'a saloon , in which ho otruck
Jack Smith. Shields will bo remem
bered us the ono charged with so
brutally boating the old gentleman ,
Mr. Jennings , lust winter.
The row in which Shields took part
disclosed , of course , the fact that
Whitakcr's saloon was open on Sun
day , and the papers were accordingly
issued to bring him to time for thus
breaking the law. His case is not for
this morning.
Harry Hatch , who keeps the saloon
just eaat of the Ogden house , had
another row in his saloon , and was
yesterday brought before the bar tor
violating the ordinance. Ho pleaded
guilty and was fined $19.10 , which
took most of the § 20 gold piece which
ho laid down in payment. About a
week ago Hatch had to lay down
another gold piece of like size for be
ing open after 11 o'clock at night , at
the time of the McCarthy and Blue
Jay shpotinc scrape there.
William Craigs , of Omaha , was ar-
roitod for being drunk , disturbing the
peace and visiting Stella Loni-'a homo
of prostitution , at which place , it was
charged , ho raised a row. His own
story wa < > that ho came to this side of
the river with the intention of going
oast. Ho had about 500 with him ,
and mooting a.fripnd ho got to drink
ing , and visited Stella' Long's house
and sot up a few bottles of beer and
then started for the depot. Ho
thought ho wno a little too full to
take the train , and BO wandered back
to Stella Long. There ho dropped
into a doze and says ho was aroused
by feeling aomo one going through
hio pookota. Ho reached up and
struck the girl nearest to htm , and
began a row which ended in his being
arrested. Ho found his roll of money
gone , and claims that ho was robbed
of it , though ho had no evidence to
prove it , Ho was discharged. Stella
Long waa arrested for keeping her
place open on Sunday and was fined
$10,10 , including costs.
John Brewer , a boy charged with
throwing a , stone at Officer Brooks'
boy , hitting the latter on the head ,
waa fined ? 6 , and not being able to
nay , was ont to jail.
Frank Alvord , charged with stealing
clothing from some of the boll boys of
the Ogden house , was dlcchargod for
lack of ovidonco.
There was a row at the "Bluo Jay"
aaloon about noon , and John Towers
was arrested for there thumping a
follow named Bass. His caao ia sot
for this morning.
THE OTHER SIDE.
Dr. Plnnoy'a Relation to thomatl-Pox
Caao Explained.
Aa stated in ycutorday'a BEE , com
plaint has been entered against Dr.
Pinrioy , charging him with neglecting
to report a case of email-pox to the
city authorities. The complaint aa
signed by Chief Field , is that ho "did
attend upon a case of small-pox with
in the city upon the Oth day of May ,
md for several days previous , and did
fail to report the same to the authori
ties. The case was called up yesterday -
day , and adjourned until next Satur
day , it being stated that Mrs. Durgan
was a needed witnots , arid she being
being in quarantine now , it was ot
course not deemed expedient to ex-
peso the public to contagion by hav
ing her appear as a witness in court ,
IIonce the mutter was allowed to rest
Dr. Pinnoy's sldoof the affair is en
tirely different from that stated in the
complaint. Ho nays thut ho waa
called lost Monday evening to aeo a
man at the Emmet houso. Ho found
that the wan was in a room where
five othera were looping , dud a small
room at that. He did not find the
man seriously 111 , and on questioning
received no answers , and found no
symptoms indicating small-pox. He
left aomo medicine , and tola the man
who came for him to lot him knowthn
next da ? if the patient woa not bettor -
tor , as he did not think there waa
anything serious the matter , and
thought likely that ho would be able
to be around aa usual the next day.
The man who got the doctor to visit
the patient guaranteed the foe , as he
said the man was unable Ho hire a
doctor , and promised to call the next
day , pay the name , and inform the
doctor how the man was.
Dr. Piunoy aays that the next ho
beard of the matter was on the fol
lowing Friday , when a messenger
same juat aa ho waa getting ready to
? o away from homo. Ho wanted the
lector t come again and BOO the man ,
w ho WM wane. The doctor told him
that it wan really n county CASO , anc
directed him to go to the superintendent <
dent of the poor , nnd got nn order foi
Dr. Hart to visit him , ho being the
county physician , The messenger
then informed him that the manV
face was broken all out , and thinking
it might bo small pox , Dr. Pinney
told the messenger so , and bid him note
to the authorities at onco.
It Beams , therefore , from Dr. Pin-
Hoy's statement that , instead of at
tending the caao on Friday nnd for
several days previous , ho made but
pno call , and that hut Monday even
ing , and not being sent for again , sup
posed the man was nil right.
Dr. Pinnoy declares that the whole
thing is A matterof epitonnd jealousy ,
and that the facts , when shown in
court , will clear him entirely of nny
charge ot carlcssneas or neglect , nnd
react on these who started the caso.
BEGINNING BUSINESS ,
The Water Works Folk Locat
ing Their Reservoirs.
Tito Work Began in Dead Earnest.
There is now every indfcation that
the water works enterprise wil
bo speedily pushed to completion.
The construction company , has begun
is activities , and besides making con
tracts with the Council BluffS iroi :
works for certain needed work , has
located reservoirs and is preparing to
build them. There ia to bo a reser
voir on the bottom near the river ,
known as the Bottling reservoir , which
will hold about eight million gallons ,
and the water from this , will bo
pumped into n supply reservoir. This
latter reservoir was located yesterday
upon the bluff , between the north
end of Fnirmount park and the head
of Olonn avonuo. The natural lay of
the lands is very advantageous. A
wall , ono hundred feet thick , is to bo
built , and the water thus hold in a
sort of bollrjw on thu aide of the bluff
at almost _ its summit. This supply
reservoir is to contain two million
gallons of water , and ita elevation
is 230 foot above the low
water mark of the Missouri
river , and 155 feet above the cite of
the city building. The contract re
quires that the head shall bo 200 foot
ndovo the low water mark of the riv
er , and this is 230 feet , allowing fif
teen feet for friction , the pressure
will throw a stream 140 feet high at
the city buildinp. Such are the claims
made.
It is proposed to sod up the wall ,
and make aomo other improvements
about the supply reservoir , so as to
make it a fit part of Fairmount Park ,
and add to the attractions of that pop
ular resort. The stakes were drove
yesterday , and material was drawn to
the spot with a view of starting right
along on the work , nnd the work in
other parts is not being overlooked.
It begins to look like business , and
the citizens will ere Ions have all the
advantages which such a system will
give.
AGAINST ASSASSINATION.
The Council Bluffs Land League De
nounce the Murders In Ireland.
At & meeting of the Council Bluffs
Land League , hold at St. Joseph's hall ,
on Sunday , the 7th inst. , the following
resolutions reported by a committee
appointed for that purpose were unan
imously adopted :
Whereas , wo have received tidings
of the foul and cowardly assassination
of Lord Frederick Cavendish , secre
tary for Ireland , and the Hon. Thomas
Henry Burke , undersecretary ; there
fore bo it
Resolved , By the Council Bluffa
Land League , that wo sincerely do-
ploso and most vigorously condemn
the action of these criminals as well
as the principle of criminal violations
of the laws'Under any pretense what
ever.
Resolved , That wo regret this oc
currence the more , if possible , aa we
fondly hoped for a more favorable
state of affairs in Ireland , from the
apparent diapoaition of the British
government to compromise measures ,
and fear loet this crime may delay the
dispensation of justice to that longsuffering -
suffering country.
Resolved , That while in doubt as
to the idonty of the aarasslns , wo de
clare our firm belief that no ono a
friend ot Ireland could have boon in
duced to perpetrate the crime we do-
nouncc , and we sincerely hope that
the speedy arrosi of the assassins nnd
all partio * concerned will follow.
P. V. MoMKNOsty , Chairman.
M. G. Giuwrw , )
Juo. B , CoaoEsiiEix. ( M
> Com-
JAMES WICKAM , -
J. SULLIVAN.
Ho Pro fora The Beo.
To the Editor of the fee.
Every city should have ono or two
represent * ! ivo new-papers papers
that reflect the interests and wishes
of ita people , and it is peculiarly un
fortunate tot such people when from
lack of enterprise or other cause they
cannot have them. Look , for in
stance , at Council Bluffa. It has a
twilight sheet devoted to the inter
ests of patent medicine vendors , and
a morning paper advocating the inter-
oats , political or otherwise , of ita
proprietors , and abuaing and vilifying
the city authorities and every man ,
however old or respectable , that does
not see fit to proclaim him the groat-
oat of men. It wholly ignores the
working man by being delivered at BO
late an hour that ho cannot too it be
fore f oing to his work , nnd whines
tuiribly because aomo of its patrons
arc compelled to take a better , earlier
nnd cheaper paper published in an adjoining -
joining city ( eo Nonpareil of May 0) ) .
There is still another , a weekly , or
rather weakly , run in the anti-boor in
terest , the columns of which are prin
cipally filled with extracta copied from
the Nonpareil and Globe , in which It
In made to appear that it is unsato for
decent people to walk the streets , day
or night , eovoii daya In the week ,
while the fact ia that Council Bluffs la
AS orderly nnd well regulated as an ]
city of ita siza in the country.
Av OLD RESIDHST.
no Goes Dcre ,
I say Shon , I goto mit dnt Boston
Tea Store und buys some groceries ,
und mine vrou aaya , Hans uem is de
boat groceries vat never was , und
aheap. You go mit dnt place all do
time now. Yaw , und you goes dor all
do time. Hans , und aavo monish ; den
I goes dor too. Yny , yaw , I goes ait
dnt place all do timo. Nummer 1C
Main street.
A Drummer Hoy's Promotion.
The President has nominated First
Lieutenant John L. Clew to bo Cap
tain and Assistant Quartermaster in
thd United Stales Army. Lieutenant
Clew is ono of the youngent boys who
entered the army during the rebellion ,
and ho is beat known the drummer
boy of Chicknmnuga. Lieutenant
Clew ia now on duty na military pro
fessor nt the Yatcavillo University in
Wieconsiou and has not yet been as
signed to a now peat of duty.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special advertisements , euch as
Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Kent ,
Wanig , Boarding , etc. , wilt bo Inserted In thli
column at the low ratoot TEN CENTS PER
LINK ( or the firit Insertion and FIVE CENTS
PER LINK tor each subsequent Insertion.
Lcaro adv crtltcmcnta nt our office , No. 7
I'wul Street , near Broadway.
Wants.
ANTED. 100 laborers to work on the C.
II. &St , O.H IUYazc gl 60 > crilay ; tc dv
wet kail ( ummfr.Appiyorithovriirkiior tne Eugl-
ncor'it oltkc , room C , hvorctt'u Q'ock , corner of
Broadway and I'eiri street , Council JJIuirj. E.
Q , Koursc , Resident Engineer , rn-0-3t'
WANTKD A ( food barber. Htcady o.nploy
mcntto a good man , I' . J. Lclk , Marys-
ylllo , Mo. ninyB-3t *
Hoarders tt\ day crvctk. . .Fur
WAWTKU rooms , 206 4lh street.
aprSO 6t *
\rANTKl > Kvcrybody In Council Uluffs 1 °
VV to tike TUB IlKi , 20 cents per week , do
llvercd by carriers. Offlui , No 7 Pearl Strcof
near Uroaidway. '
To Buy 100 ton > broom aom.
WANTED address Council RluOt
Hroom Knclorr. Council TtlulT * . Iowa. (169-Wlf
For 8alo and Bent
nALE Uulldingcorner of Stvcn'h and
B Broadway , Suitable lor business ordwellln ; .
For parti cult ri enquire of 0. F. Smith. mGtf
I.1Ui MALE. Kljrhty-aero ( arm twitly cultl
JD rated , two mllcrf west of Omaha. Udell ft
1 ay. m-O-tf
T7IOU HALK. My cliirv Btrck or about to
JU head milch cows. A number of butchers'
stock , Rrailo Jtrsey heifers , grade short-horn
stock liO lutid In all. Can bo Been at my farm
ten Smiles cut c ( Council Bluffs. C. U. Whcoier
m-8 3tt
BALK. Within ten miles of Council
EOlt , a f .nn of CCO 0001 , all fenced at d
sulwJhldcd. Part choice panuro and pait cul
tivated. Good now bull'ilngs nndstaWlnor for
ICO cowg. Good and abundant water ; buildings
and farm utcd and adopted for stock. Sufficient
down to tecuro bal. and bal. In time to suit
purchMcr. Address C. II. Wheeler , box 1010
Council Dluffj , li. MayO CIS
TJlOll It EN I Part or whole of nlco residence"
J ? or will sell on cosy terms. .Apply at lioj
_ mayS-tf
F IOU 8ALK Black and whtto Setter puts , by
Doyle Council Bluff * , fx my2-Ht
CUM KhM 1vo pleasant n on s iuery do.
J * elrabte location , iltber furnlnhcd or Uufurn
ished ; suitable for ladlra or gentlemen.
aprll- J. W. BQUiKE ft CO.
8ALJ2 Uea-itilul residence lots , 860
E10II ; nothing down , and 83 per month only ,
l > y KX-MAYOU VAUQUAN.
aplS-U
TjWK KENT Bechtell's Uotol , middle IJrood
J ? way. Council Blufb , Ion a ; Is a well-known
lieu c : beat location In the city. StaDllng in
cluded. Call on or addrcst
_ aplliUm PETER PFCHTELL.
SALE ) Velberfrun < J , or Woman's
FOIl , the irreat oeramn discover ? ,
t'otiltlvo euro for female weakness In all Ita
various forms and stage * . At
uprlSlm DEHAVEN'S Pro g Store.
KENT. Two $20 housed aid ono .tore ,
Full I ) roadway. A poly
prll-lm A II. WILSON.
170H tJALK Old papetH Sdo per hundred , MI
P The Bee office. Council BrulK e27-tf
Miscellaneous.
rnHE EXCELSIOR OALLKKY the first to In-
.1. troJuco tbo new Instantaneous process and
imko a success ot U. Cill and eto specimen ? .
Hair gold spcctaUc.1. A liberal reward
LOST topaldltltftatTiiBBEa oJico. m5-tf
. W. L. I'ATI ON Physician and Oculist
DR.
Can cure any casn of pore cycu. It is only
& matter of time , and can euro generally in
from three to five weeks- make ! ) no differ
ence how long diseased. ' Will straighten crops
eyes , operate and remove Ptyrcgmins , etc. , and
Insert artificial eyes qp5-U
A NYONE WAN11NU soirollno quality broom
\ . corn seed can got it bv writing to
I' . T. 1IAYNE , Council Bluffs.
One of the best svcond-cl&ss Hotels In the
West Is the
BROADWAY HOTEL ,
A. B BBOWN , Froprlttor.
S'OB. 631 and 620 Broidwvy , ' ouncll Bluffs , lows.
Tabo | supplied with thn best the market af-
' 01 ds. Qtod rooms and flrst-clasj beds. Terms
i cry rouonaljlo.
UNION AVENUE HOTEL.
817 Lower Broadway ,
Mrs. C. Gerspacher & Son.
MUST OLA'S HOTEfj AT ItCASONABLB
1'IUCKI. TIIXN8IENTA ACCOMMODVTEa
HOTEL KOll RENT. GOOD KKA30NS FOR
tlENTlNQ.
SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL.
N , Anderson , - - Proprietor ,
733 Lower Droadwvy ,
Table imppl od with the belt the trmrVet af-
'rrrU. Tcrira ? 3.COanJ $ .00 per week. Transient
M.OO per ilav.
If You With a Lunch Go to
LOUIE DUQUETTE ,
3oup ? , Meat * , end Eatables always on
bund. Flv Cents per call.
[ ustmotion and Entertainment ,
WM. I. MARSHALL'S
Illustrative Lectures !
AT THE
Bloomer School Building ,
ON
ffeflnesflayand Thursday Eve'gs
May 10 and II.
EVENINGS IN
"Wonderland and Colorado , "
loth Lccturei will be Spendldljr IlltutrateJ
With
DISSOLVING VIEWS.
If the Calcium Lljbt-Stereopltlcon with Bril
liant rnotcir pbi from Nituro ,
The proceedi ol the lecture will be u'i In the
ior h so ot apparttui lor Uu benefit ot the
chooli.
Admlulon 25 ctnti ; ichool children , 35 da.
fcketi oa uilo * t JJiuhocll Brackttt'd.
TOO UTTERLY UTTER
TZ7OO JL'JK.UJ JJ.
BOSTON TEA GO.
Are Supplying the Aesthetic
Wants of the Public in
FINE GROCERIES ,
With Everything in Staples nt
the Lowest Prices ,
Fresh Roast Coffees ,
Cliioce Drawing Teas.
Boston Tea Co.
16 Main St , and 15 Pearl St. ,
Council Bluffs ,
W.W. SHERMAN
MANUFACTURER OF
Koad , Track , Ooach & Livery
FINE WORK A SPECIALTY.
E. U. SHERMAN" , Business Manager.
WM. CHRISTOPHER , Mechanical Manager.
124 S. Main St. . Council Bluffa. In.
GOLD ! GOLD 1 GOLD !
Bright and yellow and bird and aild ,
Molten , graven , hammered and roll'd ,
Heavy to pet and light to hold ;
Hoarded , bartered , bought and sold.
Stolen , borrowed , squandered , and doled ;
Spurned by the young , but hugged by the
old
To the very verge of the churchyard
mould ;
Price of many a crime untold.
GOLD ! GOLD !
If you want to have gold you must
spend your money to the very best ad vant
age. ' Do business with caih men , and
where only one price will bo asked or
token.
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 is our watch
word. XLORisour motto. Our busi
ness ia in n most healthy condition. Every
department is doing good work. Canned
Goods are going off very cheap. Teas
and Coffees a choice assortment. Fancy
Shelf Goods for the million. Come ana
see us , we will do you pood.
F , J , OSBOBNE & DO , ,
162 Broadway , Opposite Ogdec
House.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
IRON WORKS ,
MANUFACTURERS OP
ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING
AND
RENER AL MACHINERY
Office and Works , Main Street ,
DOUNOIIi BLUFFS , IOWA.
Wo giro special attention to
Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces ,
HOISTERS AND
GENERAL MILL MACHINERY ,
HOUSE FRONTS.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
rill rocelr * prompt attention. A general as
sortment of
Brass Goods. Bolting , Pining ,
AND SUPPLIES FOR
foundry , Fig Iron , Ooko , Goal ,
OHAS , HENDRIE ,
President.
2 , OSCAR WILDE 2s
GAS FIXTUKES.
Bixby & Wood ,
THE PLUMBERS.
On Bancroft or ( Fourth Streets- )
J. M. PAIMEK ,
DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE
ANO LOAN AGENT ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Drs : Woodbury & Son ,
Cor. Pearl & lit Aw. COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MAURER & ORAIQ ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Bleb Out Glass. Fine French China ,
Silver Wore &a ,
IIP BROAPWJLT. . COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
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MES , fl , J , HILTON , M , D. ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ,
282 Broadwav , Connell BlurT -
ff. 8. AUENT. JACOB 81113
AMENT & SIMS ,
Attorneys & Couneellors-at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUBFS , IUWA.
HARKNESS , ORCUTT & CO. ,
Broadway , Cor , Fourth St. ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
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Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2.00
Bluff aM Mow ; Streets , Gouninl Bluffs.
FURNITURE HOTJSK
Mirrors , Upholstery , Eepairing , Etc. , Wood and Metallic Coffins ,
No. 436 Broadway , Cor. Bryant St. , Council Bluffa , Iowa.
UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
THE BEST BREAD IIST THE CITY , None but firet-claaa Bakers
employed. Bread , Oako , Pies , &c. , delivered to any part of the city. Our
Wagons run all day.
P. AYRES , Proprietor.
METCALF BROS. ,
VHOLESALB 'DKALERSi ' W
Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves.
, CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED.
CJOTTZSTOZZU T8T. HJ Jb'A'S , -
REAL ESTATE AGENT , /
Haa For Sale'Town ' Lots. Improved end Unimproved , also , Railroad Lande ,
and a number ot Well Improved Farms , botn in Iowa and Nebraska.
OfBco with W. S. MATTNB , over Savings Bank , - COUNCIL BLUPS
THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF
Wall Paper and Window Shades
* _ / And the Largest Assortment to Select from.
Paper Hanging and Interior Decorating
JDono in the Latest Styloi of Modern Art.
Geo. B. Beard , 11 Pearl St. Council Bluffs.
& A. BEBBE , W. RUNYAN , W. BEEBE
C. A. BEEBE & CO. , -
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FURNITURE AND CROCKERY ,
, ffos , 207 & 209 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Irs , J , E , letcalfe and liss Belle ewis
Are cow dealing1 In all kinds of fancy Roods , such ts Laces , Embroideries , Ladles' Undciwca
at all descriptions. Also Jjandkerchlets , both in bilk arid linen , hose of all Kinds , thread , pi
neodlcv , < tc. Wo hope the laalcs will call abd ice our stock of goods at 639 Broadway b , fore -
bclsowbore. ( .
B. J. DAVIS , 13 PEARL STREET ,
Dealer [ n
ZEPHYRS , CERMANTGWN AND FANCY YARNS
if All Kind a. A Fall lilxte of Canvas , Felts , Embroidery , Knitting
Sillii nnd Stamped Goods. Nice Assortiiont of Applique Pictured
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. ,
412 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFSIOWA
ma mmm SQUABE , CLARINDA IOWA ,