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> . ' THE DAILY BEE : BLUFFS , IOWA FBIbAST. MAY 12 , 1882. The Daily Bee. COUKCiL BLUFFS. Friday Morning May 12. SUBSClUtTlON IUTES ! Br Currier , - - - - - SO center week , By Moll , 10.00 per Year , Office : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Brondwny. 0. E. 1IAYNE , Manager City Circulation. H. W , TILTON , City Editor. MINOR MENTIONS. Joseph Hotter mnkcs sultn In Uio lat est styles at 310 Broadway. oprl4-tf The hulls of the court house and walls of the jail are being calclmlncd , giving a cleaner look to tlio place. Jim Snoddcrly , who was arrested twice In ono day for being clrunlt , Is out on ball , with orders to appear In court for Adjustment this morning. Lca\eto wed was yesterday granted to If. 0. Canon nnd Miss Lena Kulil , both of Avoca ; alto to Pat Ctukloy and Ulva O.Newton , of Oakland. Take your Ice from the Eluo "Wnpons Orders taken at J. T. Oliver's and at Jones Bros' . Grocery. Mullholland&Co , , 1 I Successors to D. F. Etcher. np29tf DennUGIlmore was yesterday niter- noon arrested by Officer Morse for being too drank to take care of himself and a big roll of greenbacks which ho had in his pocket. The board of trade 1ms taken Initln. tory action to secure , if possible , Improve ments on the Missouri river to prevent damage from floods , and the council sup ports the movement. Despite the ordinance providing that Bttloonn shall bo kept cloied on Sunday , ono beer garden 1ms the cheek to openly advertise that there will be a Sunday afternoon concert , which , translated , means "music and beer. " It must bo galling to John Chapman , who has bitterly oppoied the proposed wngoi ) bridge across the river , to learn that a bill to have tuch a bridge built has been Introduced in congress by Mr. Me- Dill , whom ho ranks among his near and dear friends. It IB extrcmo'y gratifying to the citizens however. CITY CONCERNS. The Aldermen Meet By Day light to Attend to Them. Rule Eitubliiliod Concerning Equalization Complaints. The city council mot yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock , and took up the matter of final action on equaliza tion. A number of affidavits were presented by property owners who doomed the figures in their cases too high. The council adopted a resolu tion to the cfibot that no application for a change would bo considered un less the applicant presented an affi davit setting forth that the assess ment on his property was higher than 50 per cent of its value , such affidavits to bo filed on or before to-morrow evening , at which time the council will moot to take final action. The bond of David Motlay , in the sum of $1,000 , as collector of poll tax , was approved and filed. i petition was presented with ton signers , asking that all meat markets bo kept closed on Sundays , and that' an ordinance to that effect bo passed. The petition was rejected , thus leav ing the matter unchanged , the ordi nance now allowing moat markets to keep open on Sundays during the Bummer months when meat spoils too readily to bo kept long in the house. The resolution heretofore passed ordering an Egyptian paving on upper Madison street was rescinded. IZTha fire committee reported in favor of the removal of the Bluff Oity lioao cart to the north room of the Bluff Oity engine house ; also in favor of Rescue hand engine in the building now occupied by the Bluff Oity hose cart ; also in favor of the removal of a the lamp-post now on the corner of Glenn avcnuo on Pierce street to the southeast corner of same street ; also in favor of putting on a now roof to the city building now occupied by the Bluff Oity hose cart , the same to bo used as a storage room for oxtra'appa- ratua , A number of bills wcro presented and allowd. Attention was called to the factHlmt expressmen were charging fifty cents for hauling drunken men to the police station , and the mayor announced that ho would BOO that but half that amount was allowed hereafter. The thanks of the council were ro turnad to W. II. Foster for furnishing plants and flowers for Baylies park , Secretary Odell , of the board of trade , and Engineer Pease appeared and presented the plans for having the .Missouri river so improved at this point as to prevent damages * ( rom Hoods , Tranufora of Titles. The following transfers of real os in tale nro reported as taken from the * county records b'y J. W , Squires & ot Co. , abstractors of title ) , real estate and loan agents , Oouncil Bluffs ; J. B , Blake to S. G. Lindt , part of lot a and all of lot 4 in 0 , Jackson's addition , city , $000. ' E. B. Chapman to 0. A , Beobo & Co. , 20 feet of B. w. side of lot 151 , o. p. city , $1,000. J , F , Record to II. S. GaUagor. lot 3 in Jackson's add. , city , 81,500. E. B. Chapman to 11 , S. Gallager , 40 foot of n. e. side of lot 154 , o , p , city , 82,500. 11. Oreou to E. S. Gavin , part of lot his 159 , p. p. city , 8705. II. Green to G. H. Washburn. part of lot 159 , o. p. city , $45. or J. H. Butler to BL E. Butler , w , of n. o. of n. o. 18 , 77 , 41,8400. G. Thomas to T. French , part of no. sw. and nw , BW. and so. sw. in 1'J , 77 , 43. , . W. DownB and W , Molt to 0. D. i -'Dillon , part of lot 1 , in 20 , Neola , | 125. t CRUSHED BY THE OARS. A Laboring Man Killed While Walking on the Track , Tlio Attempt * to EnUbUoli HI * Identity. Yesterday afternoon abou half past ono o'clock , as Iho construction train on the Chicago aid Rock Island road was going out to work , a ) nan was soon walking on the track ahead of it. The train was backing out , and had reached a spot about half a milo west of Park's ' mills when the man was , scon , and almost Instantly the train was upon him , and ran over him , mangling htm BO terribly that death at once ensued. The remains showud that the wheels passed directly orcr his body , and the mangled mass was placed upon n car door , and loft to await ho arrival of Coroner Fawl , who in company with Constable Rosocrans , soon reached the spot. The body was taken in charge of by them , brought to this city on the construc tion train , and placed in the underta ker's room. The man was evidently a laborer , but did not belong to the gang at work on the road , and none seemed to know him except ono man who thought ho recognized in him a man named John Costolo , with whom ho worked on the St. Paul road about two years ago. . " . * ii : * TV "i .1 Chief Fields and others thought ho was the name man whom ho had in custody yesterday evening , and whom lip had released. This man had given Ids name as Downs , and waa first scon at the station Tuesday night. Ho wont up the stairway leading to the superior court room , of ! of which Sam Morrison the liroman sloops. Ho entered Morrison's room apparently drunk at the latter promptly caused him to go down stairs again , and in a hurry Tlio police , hearing the noise , arrested the man at the bottom of the stairs and locked him up , booking him by the name ot Downs , and charging him with being drunk. The next morning ho was released , and on Wednesday waa again put in. Yesterday morning ho acted BO strangely that Chief Field thought ho must bo out of his head , but ho soon straightened up and talked rationally. Ho said no had worked on the railroads , and could got a chance to work on the St. Paul road. Ho was allowed to go , and nothing has boon soon oi him since , until the remains which the chief thinks are these of the man Downs were found on the track. There was nothing found on the body by which it could bo identified , and it was BO badly mangled that a mistake in recognition could easily be mado. It was aeomod best to post pone the Inquest until this afternoon at 1 o'clock. The jury has been impanelled , consisting of H. N. McGrow , W. C. Bryan and Samuel Wariok. WANDERING WEST. A Boy Who Has Tired of It and Will Now Go to His Father's House , Hli Prodigality Load * to Repent- nnoo asd Yearning For tbo Boa Shore' About a year ago a young follow aged about eighteen loft his homo and friends for a trip westward. Ho loft under rather unfvorablo circum- stnnccB , so far as his good name was concornod. His friends were wealthy and his homo a luxurious ono , but the boy was dissatisfied , and had an itchIng - Ing to see the vrost. Ho managed to got his hands on about SI 300 cash and n started unbeknown to his parents , who for a long time hoard nothing of his whereabouts. Ho landed in Oma ha , and proceed to occupy his time at mainly in spending money , and suc ceeded in this business so well that in few months ho had not onongh loft to keep his pocket book from caving it. Bo then came Ho this city , and being inexperienced in any sort of business , , and being unused to manual To labur it waa with difficulty that ho sc oured any employment to oven keep himself in food. Ho finally got a place -whoro ho could earn small wages , and was mtgocing thus to keep from starving wJyjThe was led into dishon est trcatMHK.hiB | employer. ItsooraMHpio had become infatu ated witJutJlpnmn older than him- of Bolf , and flire-nad prevailed upon him to go west with her and bo her "solid man , " and bedazzled by the glittering side of a sporting lifo , in contrast with the tedious work of every day clerkship at a meager salary , lie in decided to do po. ITu arranged to moot her in Sioux City , but found himself not in possession of oven funds enough to cot thoro. Thus led on ho was tempted to help himself to to sufficient cash from his employer's drawer to pay the necessary expenses , Ho wai detected and thrust into jail d'Bgrnce ' , Than for the first time ho wrote to his eastern homo , breaking the silence to months by the sad news of his downfall. II0 hoped that his parents would help him out of his disgrace and trouble , and waited anxiously for the relief from homo. The parents wealthy as they are , and abundantly able to have furnished him with all that money could provide , Aftcludcd that it was better for thoJBca own good that ho should boHBiently humiliated and punished as TO make him thoroughly disgusted with the life ho had boon living , and to tame of him down , and give him a more prac tical and sensible determination as to future conduct The months have rolled by and still ho lays in jail hero. His friends , however , did not forgot up neglect him. They wrote v > ok after week to friends hero , and to the officials , and gleaned all possible par ticulars as to how ho was getting along physically , mentally and morally , and for have become satisfied thai , the desired change lias been wrought in his char acter , at Yesterday Lo was released from jftl ) . Ho has become thoroughly satis- tied that ho has made a fool of him- flolf , and looks now upon the facts of his past lifo in the true light , and re pents ' bitterly. Ho has formed now resolutions , forged from his bitter ex periences , and the disgrace ho has brought ! upon himself. The lesson hid been a hard ono , but it will doubtless < bo a lasting ono.nnd ho will now enter upon a bettor career , with the ; prospect of making for himself such : n name and position on nro within the possibilities of a young man with friends nnd wealth to help him. him.Ho Ho will now return to his friends , who live in a luxurious homo on the eastern Eoashoro "in the summer , and spend the winter in the heart of our eastern metropolis. Ho has seen nil of the west that ho desires , and will bo as anxious to reach his eastern homo as hit friondo there are anxious to welcome him back from his wild wanderings. A BUTTON OFF , The Foot Raoo at Avoca Has an Inside History. Failure of a Council Bluff * Jolm to Got Avoca's Wealth. A short time ago a young man giving his name as Ingraharr , and em ployed on the Dunlap Reporter , Is sued a challenge to join in a five-mile foot race with any ono for $100. Avoca , which has taken much interest in foot-racing and is quite enthusiastic over the matter , has a young man in which it takes great pride , Button by name , who is employed in The Avoca Delta. Button is an excellent runner , and has boon so far able to got away from those with whom ho has com peted , and has shown such speed that the Avoca people have Rained great faith in his flontncss of foot. After the challenge from Ingraham , it was suggested that ho bo pitted against him. Some Council Bluffs parties who are interested in foot racing urgodtho Avoca folk to sot up Button to boat Ingraham , nnd chipped in $25 of the remaining $75. The Council Bluffs backers of Button scorned as enthusiastic over the probability of his success as did his Avoca. The match was made , and the race took place Wednesday last. Button was beaten easily and badly. Now comes the more interesting part of the story. It is claimed that E Ingraham , instead of bing the printer ana amateur runner which the Avoca folks supposed ho was , is really ono of the fleetest professional runner in the land : , and thai , ho is a Canadian named Ram , hailing from Montreal , and that hence the victory was so easy a ono that it was like betting on a dead sure thing to back him as against Button. It is further stated that so of the Council Bluffs follows , who p to'bo BO sure of Button winning : , were onto the whole scheme and thought that the Avoca sportsmen onw would < bet big money on Button , wliilo they would bo able to rake it in on the sly. Instead of getting the pile of wealth from Avoca which they ex pected , there was little betting on Button , and when the balance was struck , it is said that' the Council Bluffa jokers had only secured about enough to pay expenses. The Avoca folks may tool a little bad about But to ton being beaten BO easily , and may ro the loss of what little money th placed upon him , but they can congratulate themselves that they did not got more enthusiastic and bet livelier , for in that case there would have boon a nice little sum gonojnto Council Bluffs pookotbooks , for Ingra ham , alias Rain , is a fast skipper and not the ordinary printer which Avoca thought ho was. PERSONA ! , . J. W. Pickering , freight agent of the ' I. railway , < s at the Ogdeu. I. T. Franc ! * , of Moline , arrived in the city yesterday. W , Mclnloeh , an extentive contractor , Clarksyllle , Mo. , arrived at the Ogden yesterday. J. W , Thomas , of Creator ) , was a wel come caller at THH BEK office yesterday. A Deserved Correction. VIILIKOA , Iowa , May 10,1882. the Editor ol Tin ! ) . Bin Numerous of your subscribers I and other merchants of Villisca have * doputifiod mo to enter their protest at the unpleasant prominence you gave our city in your yesterday's issue in regard to smallpox , being at the head your column of Iowa news. Busi ness being naturally dull at this time wo don't need any smallpox ecaro to . help us along. The item in question i states wo have nine oases of emallpox the city. The truth is that wo have ono case of mild varioloid on the out skirts of the city and she is convales cent and will bo out in a few days. For the truth of this statement I refer you our health physician , Dr. Mo- Nnughtou , These items in a prominent paper like yours are only too eagerly copied by papers in rival towns east and west try and scare tho' farmers nway from our town so as to got their trado. Hoping to sea as prominent a cor rection in an early issue , > I am sir , your respectfully , It. SIMMONS. THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS , Preparations Begun for ltecoving } the Grand Ledge In October. As lias already been stated the Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias , Iowa , is to hold ia } thirteenth nn- nual session in this city on the fourth Wednesday in Octber. An executive committee has been appointed , made of two from each of the four lodges in the city , ono from Missouri Volley and ono from Glenwood to take steps for having a reception mete such on event. The committee hold a mooting on Wednesday evening which woio present , Knights Ab bott and Wesley , of No , 17 } Vaughan and Washburn. of No. 40 ; Rosecrans nnd Meyer , of No. 51 ; and Barghausor and Rciter , of No. 52. An organization was perfected by the election of the following ofliccH : President W. R. Vaughan. Vice President 0. Barghausor. Secretary B. J , Abbolt. Treasurer F. L. Meyer. The following were choeeti as chap men of the several committees of ar- ranqomcnts : Banquet and Ball Knight Rose crans. Reception Knight Washburn. Printing and Supplies Knight Ileitor. Hall and Music Knight Barghau- aor. Decorations Knipht Meyer. Correspondence Knight Abbott. Full nnd complete arrangements will bo niada so that the visitors will bo received in regal style , nnd cared for hospitably , and the occasion will be ono of importance and interest. JIioslnK Jolioi of Pi'tj- A prominent physician - burg I said jokingly to a Indy patient who was complning of her continued ill health , and of his inability to euro her. "try Hop Bitters ! " The lady took it in earnest nnd used the Bitters tit ters < , from which she obtained permanent - manont health. She now laughs nt the doctor for his jolco , but ho is not so well pleased with it , as it cost him BIa good patient. Hnrrisburg Patriot. DON'T DIB IN TUB HOUSE. "lloughon Kats" clears out rats , mice , roaches , bedbugs , files , ants , moles , chip- rnunkfl , popheia. 15c. COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Special lulvortlscmcnU , sue as Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Bent , Wants , poatdlngetc. . , will bo Insetted In thlt column at the low rate ot TEN CENTS PER LINE for the Drst Inacrtlon uml FIVE CENTS PEH LINK lor each subsequent Insertion. Leave odv crllsemonU at our office , No. 7 Pearl Street , near Uroadnay. Wants. \ First Class Canvasser For WANTED ' liiqulro at Boo Office , Council Bluffs. mnI2tt - correspond with a joung lady , ( or amusement. Address J. P. , lice Offlco , Council Bluffs. raayia of ' A flrst-ela > 8 batbcr. No other need oiMiIj. F. W. Ucrkson , Council Bluffs inlO-lf fTTANTED. 100 laborers to work on tbo C. YV M. & St. C.n.U.Waffos81,60pcrdayj steady work all tummer.AppiyontlioworKsor tno Engi neer's otlkc , room S , tverott's Block , corner of Broadway and 1'ctrl street , Council Bluffa. E. O. Nourse , Resident Engineer. m-O-St * Boarders by day or week. Fur- WANTED rooms , 206 4th street. street.oprSO 12t * \TirANTED Everybody in Council Bluffs lo W t ° toke Tin BBS , 20 cents per week , de llverod by carriers. Office , No 7 Pearl Street' near Broadway. "TTfTANTED To buy 100 tons broom corn. YY For particulars address Council Bluffs Broom Factory. Council BluCN. Iowa. 6 8-29tf For Bale and Rent * T7tOR SALE Building corner of Seventh and Jj Broad ay. Suitable Tor business orawelllng- . For particulars enquire ot 0. F. t-mlth. mfitt TTtOrt SALE. ElBhty-Bcro farm partly cultl- Jj vatocl , two milts west ot Omaha. Odell tc Day. m B-tf SALE. Within ten tulles ot Council EOll ) , afurm ol ECO acic * . all fenced aid sub-divided. Part choice pasture and pait cul tivated. Coed now bullolngs and stabling for ICO cows. Good and abundant ater ; buildings and farm utod an d adopted for stock. Sufficient down to rccuro bal. and bal. In time to suit purchwer. Address C , n. Wheeler , box 1010 Council Bluff" , I . MayO 818 R RENT I'art or whole of nice residence , _ or will sell on cosy terms. Apply at Boa office. " moja-tl RENT Two p'casant rootos In very de sirable location , t Ithor furnished or unfura- ad ; suitable for ladlfs or gentlemen , aprll-tf J. W. SQUlUE & CO. lt BALK BcB'itilUl residence lots , $60 each : nothing down , and SSpcrTonth only , i y KX-MAYOH VAUOHAN. . pl3-tt TCTOIl RENT Bcchtell'u Hotel , middle Broad- JJ nay , Council IllulTa , Iowa ; la a well-known house : boat location In the city. Btabllng In cluded. Call on or nddrcs * t split ) 1m PETEIt BECHTELt.i SALE Wclhcrfrund , or Woman's FOR , the trrcat Ocrmin dl oo\try. 1'oflltlvo euro for fcumlo weakneM In all.lfa various form * and etageii. At , \ aprlS 1m DEKAVEN'S Dnur Store. ' . I7IOR HENT , Two * 20 homes and one store , ' JJ 829 Crpadway. Apoly i1 aprll-lm" A. M. W1LBOKJ TTIOIl BALK Old paper * * 6o per hundred ; at JJ The Be office. Council Blufla. Bc27-tt Miscellaneous. milK EXCELSIOR OALLURY tbo first to In- JL troduco the now InsUnUucqu ) process and make a succoia ol It. Cilrami tea specimen ! . T 08T fair gold spectacle * . . A liberal reward JJ wllH-oaldintitatTiiKB llofficemStf . W. L. PATTON I'jijslclan and Oculist. DR. euro any case of orfl oy . It la only a matter of time , and con euro Rencrolly In tram thrco to fl > e weeks It nakcn no differ ence how long diseased. ' "Will 'straighten croea ejee , operate and remoTOU'tyMglnnu , etc. , and nsert artttlclal oycsw / ' ap5tf A NVONE WAKTINCPioVehno quality broom 2\- corn need can jet. It hr wrltln ? to pUtJ I'.T. kAVNE , Council Bluff * . r 111 i * ' 7 ? ! ' ' Onoo ! the IvsS BI cond-clajs Hotels In the Weac U ( he BROADWAY HOTEL , A , E HU WfJ , Projirlttor. No . D3I ndt Q.Wroadwayi ouncll Bluffa , low * . Table nutipllcJ with th boat the market al- .jrili. G S3 rooms nnd flrst-claaj beda. Terms cry rtmonallo. UNION AVENUE HOTEL. 817 Lower Broadway , Mrs , 0. Gerspacher & Son. FinST CLACS HOTEL AT HBAPONA11LE niOH * . TBANBIBSTB ACCOMMODATED. HOTEL TO * BENT. GOOD BEASONS FOB IlENTINO. . SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL. N. Anderton , proprietor. 732LowcrUroadw y , Table tuppl'ed with Iho but the mtrVcUf- forJ , Tcrmf3.60 nd 81.00 per week. Tnuwlont 1.00 per day. If Yon "Wiili a Imnob Go to LOUIE DUQUETTE , Soupa , Meats , and Eatables always on hand. Five Cents per call. STARR & BUNCH , HOUSE , SIGN , AND 8)0 ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS , PAPEll rtANQINQ , KALSOMINIHO AND GRAINING , W Shop Corner Broadway and SoottSt. J TOO UTTERLY UTTER ! J Are Supplying the Aesthetic Wants of the Public in PINE GROCERIES. With Everything in Staples at the Lowest Prices , Fresh Roast Coffees , Chioce Drawing Teas , Boston Tea Co. 16 Main Bt , and 15 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs , W.W. SHERMAN MANUFACTURER OF Road , Track , Ooaoh & Livery FINE WORK A SPECIALTY. E. II. SHERMAN , Business kanagcr. WJI. CHIUSTOPHEa , Mechanical Manager. 124 3. Main St. , Council Bluffs , la. GOLD ! GOLD ! GOLD ! Bright and yellow and Imd and cold , Molten , graven , hammered and roll'd , Heavy to got and light to hold ; Hoarded , bartered , bought and sold , Stolen , borrowed , B ilandercd , and doled ; Spurned by the young , but hugged by the old . . .1 ' To the very verge of the churchyard mould ; , Price of many a crime untold. GOLD ! GOLD I . If you want ' 6 have gold you must spend yournioney o tha very best ad vant age. Do business with cash men , and where only one price will be naked or taken. REMEMBER "A tree is known by 5ts fruit " A store by its prices. ONE THINa CERTAIN Oar prices are right. Our business is a guarantee that fair dealing is our watch word. XLORisour motto. Our busi ness is in a nest healthy condition. Every departmental doing good work. Canned Goods are going off very cheap. Teas and Coffees a choice assortment. Fancy Shelf Goods for the million. Como ana see us. o will do you food. " 7.F , J , OSBOENE ft 00 , , l62''Broadway , Opposite Ogden * ? House. 1' ' ' COUNCIL BLUFFS IRON ' WORKS/ MANUFACTURERS OF ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY - Offlco and Works , Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. Wo glvo BpecUl attention to i < Stamp Mills , Smelting/Furnaces , HOISTERS AND ' GENERAL MILL HAOJIINERY , ' HOUSE FRONTS. QBNBBAL .REPAIR . WORK will tecolvo prompt attention. A general as sortment of Brass Goods , Belting , Pining , AND , SUPPLIES FOR FoundryKg'iron , , Ooko , Ooal , , OHAS , HENDKIE , President , 2. PSCAR WILDE 2 , , fi-AS MXTUKES. Bixby & Wood , THE PLUMBERS. On Bancroft or ( Fourth Streets. ) J. M. PALMBE , DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENT , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , Drs ; Wood bury & Son , Cor. Pearl & lit Ave. COUNCIL BLUFFS. MATJRER & ORAIG , ARTISTIC POTTERY , Blob Cut Glass , Fine Froncli China , Silver Ware &c. , BROlPWiT. . COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA. MES , fl , J , HILTON , M , D. , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON , 222 Broadwav , Council Bluff * . , 8. A11ENT. JACOB 81118 AMENT & SIMS , Attorneys & OounseUors-at-Law , COUNCIL BLUPFS , IOWA. HARKNESS , ORGUTT & CO. , DRY GOODS/ Broatey , Cor , fourth St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa. mar-2'8m MUELLER'S J.F F I mean business and no blowing , Having recently contracted for 600 Oigans aud over (200 ( Pianos for tbe sea- sou , to bo sold at'Bargains for Gash , aud on time Agents wanted. TJ Correspondence solicited. -A. A.O I O J. MUELLER , O COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. Fc" Guarantees the Best $1,50 , $1.75 and $2,00 TTOT Bluff and fffltow Streets , Council Bluffs. XUC.A.XKCXKEOVJ FURNITURE HOUSE. Mirrors , Upholstery. Bepairing , Etc. , Wood and Metallic Coffins , No. 436 Broadway , Cor. Bryant St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa. UNION BAKERY , 517 SOUTH MAIN STREET. THE BEST BREAD IN THE OITY. None but first-class Bakers employed. Bread , Cake , Pies , &c. , delivered to any part of the city. Ou * Wagons run all day. P. AYRES , Proprietor. > METCALF BROS. , WHOLESALE DKALERSI.IN Hats , Caps , , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves. CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED. GOTTZSTOXX. BXVCTFJK'gt , REAL ESTATE AGENT/ Has ForSalo , Town Lots , Improved and Unimproved , also , Railroad Lands , and a number ot Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa and Nebraska. Office wife W. S. MAYNE , over Savings Bank , - COUNCIL BLUES THE" VERY EATEST STYLES OP Wall Paper and Windpw Shades ' < * And the Largest Assortment to Select jtTrom. \ Paper Hanging and Interior Decoratjng Done in thq Latent Style of Modern Art. Geo. B. Beard , 11 Pearl St. Council Bluffs , 0. A. BEEBE , W. UUNYAN , W. DEJBE C. A. BEEBE & CO. , Wholesale and He tall Dealers In FURNITURE AND CROCKER , Nog. 207 & 209 Broadway. Council Bluffs. Irs. J , E , letcalfe and Miss Belle Are now dealing . In all I indict fancy goods , such us Laces , Embroideries , Ladles' Undcrw of all descriptions. , . Also Handkerchiefs , both In ellk and linen , lioso ol all Kinds , thread , pi ! needles itc. . We hope tbo ladles will call and see our stock of goods at 530 Broadway before lie elsewhere. E. J , DAVIS , 13 PEARL STREET , Dealer In ZEPHYRS , GERMANTOWN AND FANCY YARN ! of All Kinds. A Full Line af Canvas , Felts , Embroidery , Knittl" Sillrs ami Stamped Goods. Nioo Assortncnt of Applique Picture * Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. , 412 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , 10 WI8TSID ! SPA1E , CLARIHDA IOWA.