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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1882)
THE DAILY PEE : COUNCiL bLUITS , IOWA TUESDAY , MAS 16 , 1882. The Daily Bee. COUHCiL BLUFFST Tuesday Morning May. 16. sunscnirrioN RATES : By Carrier , - - - - - ZO cent per wecV By 1UII , - - - 110 OOjwr Year Offlco : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway. 0. B. MAYNK , 'an frer City Circulation. H. W. TILTON , City Editor. MINOR MENTIONS , To-day Is circus day. Fancy goods at cost at Herznion'a , Sir Cuss arrives in the city to-day. Goods freih at lowest prices at Hen- mon'j. The water works company is working Actively on It * reservoir near the river. Closing out gala of millinery at Ilcrr. * mon's , Joseph Heller males suits in the lat est styles at 310 Broadway. nprH-tf The work o clearing the ground for the beginning of the Shugatt block has commenced. Herzmon is surprising everybody by low prices. Invitations were yesterday sent to nil the eccrct organizations to Join with the Grand Army of the Republic in observ ance of Decoration day hero. Herzmon sells now goods at prices lower than others sell old good ; , his stock hews for itself and is as.fresh as his pricei are cheap. Tnkn your ice frcm the Blue Wnrcns Ordcis taken at J. T. Olivet's and at Jones Bios' . Grrccty , MullholUnd&Co. , Successors to D. V. Richer. ap20tf Marshal Ja'ckson is finding his time well occupied in serving notices to patch tip sidetvullu , in accordance with resolu tions passed by the city council. It Is easy enough to pats n solutions , but It takes leg-musclo and patience to servo the Individual aotices. The following nre the latest to receive permits to wed : Henry Dittiner and Margaret Shlappkohl , both of this county ; John Timm nnd Adolheid Von Woytio , both of Silver Creek ; Charles Hough nnd Joseph Patterson t lh nf Big Drove ; Ed. Nolan and ( iertrudo A. Klston , both of Council Bluff ) . Bliss' do not intend to cloio out , but will sell nice new millinery , all kinds of fancy goods and notions at lower prices than you can buy old shelf-worn bank rupt stock of goods. We keep noth ng but the very best and th 3ato.it styles of goods. For nice goods and low prices go The Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul railway has issued a very attractive tour ist's book , containing illustrations , triapa and some spicy , readable accounts of the many pleasure resorts of Minnesota , nnd point * of beauty along its entire route. The book it attractive in art , interesting and Instructive in reading matter and will bo perused and preserved by nil in whoao hands it falls. Anyone desiring a copy can eocuro one freely byAddressing .T. H. O Bryan , wentem pissenger agent , Coun cil Bluffs. ' * Rev. Dr. Cleland , at the Preshytorlnn chnrch , delivered a very temperate tem perance address Sunday evening , which I was closely listened to by a largo audience , the seating capacity of the church being I. ' ! tcarcoly sufficient to 'accommodate the number of auditors. The speaker handled the tubject from different atiudnolnts in a clever V , forcible ' manner , nn1 used * rcn- 8ou"and logic with much ability. Kicol- lent munia was furnished by n male quar n tet , and union ; ; the pieces rendered was ' Whereas My JJoy To-nigjit ' which waa Bljjen with much effectiveness' ' Dr. Paiton has arranged In hU olllce a large collection of evidences of his ukill , including a largo number of tapeworms and other obiacleR to health and Imp pi- no' ? , of which he has relieved Buffering pi\ tlimt * . The doctor is very methodical In keeping tha record of nil those who un dergo thorouit'j treatment for eye nnd ear troubles , numbering every case and re taining the name , addreip , disease and tr jatment , no that if a patient needs any treatment in the future he can readily re- it th his memory as to the peculiar factu of that particular case and prescribe in telligently. It is also a satisfactory itbodo [ getting at proof of the doctor's uuccesi M an aurist and oculist , ns any one desiring can thus gain the named and addresses of patients aud investigate for themselves. His books show IH3 casts thus registered during the Ust year , bo- aide * his other business THE YELLOW IX AG. Another Case of Small Pox Uoportod and Prompt Action tuirou to Prevent Mora. A young man who has bean lately at Andersoa'a boarding IIOUBO and ealoon on lower Broadway , yesterday showed symptoms of coming down with the small pox , and the authori ties promptly removed him to the hospital tent on the country poor farm. It ia stated that the disease had not developed sullioiontly to rou- dor it probable that any have boon ex posed to it , and precautioary stops have boon taken BO that no further oases will probably arise from this one. It waa also reported that there was another case in the old Sioux City house on Broadway east nf Peurl toot , but this proved to have origi nated from thofaotthat the young man -had a sister there , but that ho had not roomed thuro for months. The two cases already in the hospital tent are reported oa gutting along very wvll indeed. The Euimutt houto , which has boon under quarantine , has bunn thoroughly renovated , whitewashed , etc. , and beds and bedding supposed to be in the least infectiouu liuvo beun burned. The quarantine ) will proba bly be raised within a day or two , and it is thought that all danger is passed from that source. WANTED. To trade a line lot of . Jewing Machines for Nebrasku Jund. refcs , M. A. TIUVJH , Box 1332 Council Bluffs , Ia. NOBLE NINE. Council Bluffs Wloldors of tbo Bat and TosBors of tuo tall. The base ball season in Oounci Bluffs promises to bo decidedly inter osting. A strong nine has been or ganized , which , after A few match games , will doubtless dovclopo nerve and skill. The nine , as now com posed , consists ns folio ITS : Strocks , o. ; Hack , p. ; Bryan , 1st b. ; Clinton , 2d b. ; Brown , M. , 3d b. ; Brown , Goo. , s. B. ; Evans , r. f. ; Hart , c. f. ; Athor- ton , 1. f. ; with Bryan ns captain and James Bowman as scorer. Grounds have boon arranged near the agricultural works , and they are in excellent condition , nnd arrange ments are being made so that 'busses will afford convenient and chonp trar.sit to these doiiring to attend the jaincs. The club are being provided with now uniformi , towards procuring which the citizens Imvo subscribed lib erally. The cnps are nf different colors , to designate the different posi tions of the players. The Hhjrts are white and ornamented by a mono- jram of the letters'0. B , " wrought on the brenat in scarlet. The pants are trimmed with red , the , hose rod and the bolls of the same color. Arrangements are niado for n game next Saturday afternoon between the Council Bluffr uino and the B. & M. olub of Omaha. The latter club is a strong ono and has won several matched games this season. An inter esting game will doubtless result from ; his meeting and the probability is hat it will bo the firat of a series of ; hroc , two of which will bo played icro , The Union Pacific nine baa organ- zed with a backing of $1,000 , and hey expect to arrange games with clubs of Knnsns City , St Jo , Du- ) tquo and Denver. If clubs from hoao cities visit Omaha the club hnre will try and arrange for tames in this city , thus increasing the interest. The Council Bluff * club will also try to arrange games with the Atlantic and 31onwood clubs. COMJUENUINQ COURT. The Opening .Doings of the District Courc Yesterday. Yesterday was the opening of the district court , Judge Iletd presiding. The following were impanelled as the grand jury : S. 0. Morehouso , 11. P. Jcoloy , Wooater Fay , J. J. Jennings , Ti C. Lowia , L. Kirscht , 0. Hunger , George Puirman , A. R. Prentice , E. W. Gregory , L. Prouty , J. W. Buth- cr , "Robert Huntington , A. M. llat- telio , G. M. Griflin. The following are named as the bailiffs : B. Schurtz , E. Copy , Joe Spoldinp , J. E. Mutcalf , M. W. Goss , Al NoackV. . M. Fadden. In the afternoon the bailiffs , who ire ox-soldiers , brought in prisoners o give them a chance to object to the : rand jury. They brought in five dusky fellows , headed by Jo Betts , who is charged with being concerned n the Key Creek assault and rob- > ory. To BOO five of them brought n laid the veteran bailiffs open to the hargo of having boon out on a coon lunt , The following assignment of cases was made , after which adjournment was taken until tp-day ; Tuesday , May 10.-0. Dorr vs. 'ohn Flominp , injunctionl'0olo ; Bros. t Hart vs. S. VV. Reynolds , ot alj Cranz & Voorheis. nuxi nocB vs. H. nd E. L. Stewart , equity. Wednesday , M y 17.-R II. Mil- orva. Wm. Gales , mechanio'n lion. Thursday , May 18.Oole BroB fc Hnrt'-VB' W.wrA. BorgosHj al , ncohauia'D ISou ; Oulo"Bn)3' ) & fcfart vs J. F. Balwin , debt ; Michael Walsh vs Henry Novileetux , equity. LASHED BY THE LAW. Sunday OUonders Who Had Tholr OttuoB WeiBhoa m the Balance. William Quintan , who was arrested Saturday night for being drunk and disorderly and with whom Officers Orooka and Tyson had such a strug gle , was before Judge Ayloswortb yesterday mornintr , nnd was found guilty of disturbing the peace. Ho was fined 85 and costs and assessed enough moro to pay for damages which bo inflicted upon the gas ar rangements in the calaboose , ho hav ing in bis anger twisted some of the [ jas pipes out of place. Mra. Noack waa complained of for maintaining a nuisanou , said unisanco consisting of a box pen. Owing to her illness the cast ) was continued un til Friday next. Ed. Rotts , for being drunk , was osroisod @ 7. J , Uogan for disturbing the peace was fined § 5 and costs , which ho couldn't pay. Ho refused , too , to work it out , and declared no ono should put a ball and chain on his log , but ho may bo induced to change liis mind before he regains his liberty , Albert Sidney Johnson is the full- plead name of a case which was reg istered at the police station yesterday as a mild drunk- The victim was picked up in front of Officer's & Pusoy'a bank , Max Kriodler WAS charged ffith keeping his ( saloon at the Rapp place open on Sunday. It appears that a young man wont there and wanted to play a game of curds , which privilege was refused liim , and ho was advised to save his money for bis family. This made him angry , and ho proceeded to com. plain of Kierdlor for violating the Sunday ordinance. Ho changed his mind , however , and withdrew the complaint , paying the coats himself. Mrs , Ann Ruby \vuu complained of for disturbing the peace , the complain , ant being a woman living UB u niiyh- bor. The trouble BOOMS to have uprung up from the children , as usual , and the case is net for hearing this morning at ton o'clock , Sunday afternoon Mr. Bowks lot .wo women have u lioreo and buggy 'or a two hours jdrivo , and instead of being out two houia the rig wao gone icarly five. Bo tries heard that a colored man named 0. B , Jones was driving around with the women nnd that they were abusing the horse , Fnally ho came across Jones alone ir the buagy , and made hl.n return the horse to the stable , Jones claimec that the women had turned over the rig to him to return for them , bul they had not sent the money by him for the extra time they had beer using it. Bowles concluded it was t game to beat him out of his hire , and proceeded to got even with the darkey driver by wiping thn floor with him. Joncn complained of him for assault , and Bowles pleading guilty paid 82.00 and costs. A complaint was entered acainst Jones for abusing the horse , and as soon as Jones can bo found ho will have a hearing. Yesterday afternoon Officer Clough found a man near the city mills so drunk that if the hands of the officer had not fallen upon him ho would have fallen into the creek. Ho was laid awsy in the cooler to dry out. Suddenly Insane. Yesterday morning at an early hour a woll-drossed , fmo looking gentleman was promenading Broadway in a very wild manner , chanting and hallowing , swinging his cane , calling for police , and crying out that some ono was trying to murder him. It was evident - dent that the man waa besides him- Bclf , and Officer Mofco soon took him In charge , though not withoutn strug gle in which the asaiatanco of several othora vcnH require boforn the man could bo safely landed in jail. It an- soared that the man's name is W. J , Jarson , of Bollefontaino , Ohio , who arrived hero Saturday and stopped at ; ho Revere house , intending to go westward yesterday to meet hia fami- y who ore at at Kearney. After being - ing taken to the jail ho quieted down ind was Riven medical attendance. The physician thinks that his sudden nsanity is the result simply of mental and physicial exhaustion , aud that ho will soon bo himself again. Tolo- jrams ivoro sent to his family inform- ng them of hia condition , and the reason of his not mooting them as ar ranged. PERSONAL Samuel S , Jack , of Fittaburg , was La he city yesterday. Judge T. 11. Stockton , f Sidney , was at he Ogden yesterday , G. A. Holmes Is still confined to hix lis room by rheumatism , of which ho Is laving a very BOVCTO uttack. C. M. Whitney ttarta to-day for the west , expecting to go 03 far na Cheyenne n the intoiest of 1'ercgoy & Moore. B. F. Montgomery is again in the city and finds old friends on alt Hides to give lim hearty welcome to his old homo. Owing to Illness inJuJgo AylcBWorth'a 'amilyr Justice 1'rninoy attended to the lo'lco court cases ye terday afternoon. L. li. Wadleigh , of Clinton , and one of lie most prominent lumbermen in the state , waa in the city yesterday , a guest of the Ogdcn house. MARYVILLE MATTERS . Events of the Woolc from tbo Metrop olis of Nodoway County , Missouri. Correspondence ot Tils llsi. MAKYVH.LK , NODAWXT Co. , Mo. , Vlay 13. Your BEE comes buzzing nto our progressive Missouri hive : ull freighted with the honey of the atost nowB , and its fearless , independ ent tone is doing moro for the advance ment of this section of the state than any other daily. Thia city has about six thousand in- labitants , is the county scat ot Noda- Vay , ono of the foremost counties in ho Btato , ia situated aixtcen miles outh of the Iowa line , on thoAVabash , 1C. 0 & St. Joe , and C. , B. & Q. ruilroadn , ana ia at present in the ntdat of a fine business boom. The mccnanica ara at work on a Ifty thousand , dollar court IIOUBO , a twenty-eight thousand dollar jail , and a thirty-twothonsand dollarBchool , with numerous building blocks in course of erection and completion. The influx of substantial business men is ex tremely ilattoring , and opportunities for safe investment of capital rapidly increasinc , and we are not exempt from thn curious freaks of cranks. A short time since a well-clad , sub stantial looking individual cuno among us , hailiua from Omaha , appar ently desirous of purchasing a largo tract of wild land , and opening up a stock farm on an extensive scale. A favorable tract was found , nnd pur chased at a good round price , the title deeds executed and hold in escrow un til the gentleman's money should arrive , twelve teams ot horaes , har ness and wagons were purchased from as many of our moat substantial Farmers , largo lots of lumber wore contracted for of our yards fer the purpose of erecting buildings and enclosures on the land , and twelve mammoth loads of lumber placed on the twelve wagons , and the twelve teams placed in the livery barn of B. McMurphey & Son , rnd the twelve Missouri farmers snualy laid to rest at one of our best hotels , peacefully ( waiting the coming dawn , which was lo bring the express package containing - ing thejargo sums ot money whereby the businots-liku stranger was to pay them for their teams. Hardware men stuck their tongue in their nheek and "smoled the smolo" of good luck at Ihoir largo Bates ; furniture men figured up their largo largo profits on a single deal , and agricultural implement men wont wild ever the their unusual cash receipts and busied themselves far into the night figuring how many notes they could turn ever to the factory in lieu of tha prospective receipts , The morning duwnod as usual with ordin ary mornings in Missouri , and lol the substantial ttrangor had skipped out , leaving the hoiiott Missouri farmers to cettle their hotel and livery bills , un load the lumber from their wagons diecuaj their grievances with leal ca- tate agents , hardware men , lumber men and credulous cosmopolitans yon- 01 ally. Omaha lias furdinhed n ptontitudo of brains , but the latest she hns given via is in the person of Charles R. Gay , n Bcmotimo owner of a livery barn at Jmalia. Since coming hero ho lisa ) oen engaged in the barber trade and within the lust three months ho and > iio Pritchott have been running a jarber shop on Main street. About the 20th of March last ono Henry Johnson came among us and pur chased the Dan. Best property , movei his family hero and located , becami acquainted with Gay tfc Pritchett , and it turned out that Johnson had knowi Pritchett B family in Indiana. As t consequence ft warm friendship anc extreme good fellowship sprung U [ between old man Johnson nnc Pritchott , and Johnson informed Gay , and Gay proceeded to make n purchase of a lot of livery stock at $2,500 , letting ting Pritchott and old man Johnson into the deal at $4,050 ; the old man believing that $3,050 was the true cost of the purchase , paid to Pritchott A Gay $550 in cash , and executed hi * note , secured by a lien on the stock purchased for $2,000 , and on this basis Gr > Pritchott tt Johnson commenced the livery business in this city , April 1 , 1882. In a short time Gay & Pritchott commenced a system of bick ering and fault finding , resulting in the old man's proposing to sell out all his interest for $358 cash and the bal ance on timo. This was agreed to and on the evening of the 28th of April , Gay & Pritchott got the old man into the office of the stable and drew up a bill of sale for his interest ; had the old man ign it , stuck it in their pocket , wont nnd got a policeman , had the old man taken off the premises nnd notified to keep off , and refused to give nny further satisfaction. To day Gay A Pritchott worn bound over in the sum of § 500 each to await the action of the grand jury , for their curious conduct. Gmriuir. ' Women Never Tlilnlr. " If the crabbad old batcholor who uttered this oentiment could but wit- ncsn the intense thought , deep study and thorough investigation of women in determining the best medicines to keep their families wnll , and would note their sagacity and wisdom in se lecting Hop Bitters as the best , nnd demonstrating it by keeping their fam ilies in perpetual health , at a mcro nominal expense , ho would bo forced to acknowledge that such sentiments are baseless nnd false. [ Picayuno. COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Special adt crttaomeuU , sue an Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent , Wants , Boarding , etc. , will be Inserted In thli column at the low rate of TEN CENTS Pnn LINE for the flrat Insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent Insertion Leave mlr crtlscmcnts at our odlco , No. 7 Pearl Street , near Hroad jr. Wants. XTTANTED Sltuvtlpn by a joun ? man from VY thoea taibooh Ictcptr orclcrk.bork ke pIng - Ing pruforrc'l. Addrtes , J. II. T , DUB offlc < ) . m03t * \ Firft CliR Canrm r Fet WASTED ' quire at lies Office , Umntll Dlufls. Dlufls.WANlKD To rorrctpcnd r\lth a toung WANlKD atimscmuji , Adlnss J. F. , Itte Office , Council lHuffa. _ may ' 301 * " \T7 ANTED Ktcrybody In Council BuJs ! leVY VY to take Tim llRR , 0 ccnta per v , cck.de Ihcrcd by carriers. Offlco , No 7 Pearl Street' near Broadway. _ " \T7ANTKD-To buy 100 tons broom corn. VY For particulars addrcsf Council Blnffe Prnom Furtnrv. PnnncU TllnfN. Inwn S .9DH For Bftlo and Kent T71UH 8M K Ono surteyor'n com r mi and trl- JJ pod.W. BiidL. E. OurleyV Tioy. N. T. , make , m good ai nevr. IJoi 44 , Council III u Mo mid 3l _ TJIOn KALE Itulldln ; corner of a\tn h nnd JP liroadway. Suitable lor bu lness oru clllnt' . for particulars enquire of O. f.inlth. . mCtl T Oit SALE. E'ffhty.acro ' farm paitly cultl- P Titoil , two inllca wet of Umahi. Udell & Say. _ . _ m-O-tl TT1OH HKNT Part or whole of nice residence , J1 or will sell on easy terms , /pjily t I'es nllke. _ _ iMj2-tl "I71OU RKNT Two p'easint r ons In Tcry do- 1' slrablo location , tliher ftirnNhcd or lu.'uru- lahcd ; suitable for ladli B or s ntlrmon. aprll-H _ J. W. KjU KB ft CO. f.iUit MAbb lifa-n.ail rcbiilriico , OIK , Jjoo L ; each : nothing cow n , and $3 per y onth only , by LX-ilAYOHVATJOUAN aplS-tt _ IIKNI IJeihtcll's Hotel , mlddlo Croud- EOU , Council Huffs , lo a ; Ija woll-kro n house : ucol location In the city Btaailnu In- tlutliil , tall on or ; JJnsi JJnsiI'CTKU I1FCI1TELL. HALU WtiticrfreiiJ , or AVeman's 17IOU , Friend , Ihuuat ( I irnun < ll-.co\crv. l < eativo euro for fin no v-ruknuta In nil Its \ftH 0113 fcriubtml tin ; ! " ' . At nprlit lin _ rili'TAVBN'H DrurStnra HALE Old pipers 2ic per humlruil , at 1710U hn Hi nftico , ( 'oiincll RluH * . ' " 27 II MlscellRiieouB. - ' .lK EXOr.LSIOll OALLKItY the I'ret ' to In. a.lK the new InnUntmieoui procefii riJ mnVea. uccc ot It. C ill anil eco specimen * . r OfiT talr uold sprctaclrs. A liberal reward Jj ffllltepaldltlftttttTimUssoTico inb-t f AY. Ul'ATroN-Pbjelclan nd Oculist. DIU euro any caw of nero eye . It 1 only n matter of llmu , and can euro Konc'a"7 ln from three to flte weeks lt nmkcK nodlder- cnco how lontf diseased. Will etralglitcn cros eyes , operate and rcmora I'tyrftrinm" , ttc , and liiBert artlllclal ryci Cpcilal 'attonttun to re- mo > e ng tadewortn > , qpi-lf A NYONKWANriNO notr e fine qiullty broom J\ . corn eeed can ( tet It bv writing in } )13 tf P. T ilAYNK , Qjuncll HlulTa One o ! the beat * tend class Hottla m the West 14 the BROADWAY HOTEL , A. E IIU WW , Proprietor , Nos. 631 and 63B llrouUay , ' ouncil llluff > , Io a. Table nupplled with tbn bent the market af- ( O'd < , ( } od moms and Drst-clisj beds. Ttrma \ cry roironablu , UNION AVENUE HOTEL 817 Lower Broadway , Mrs. C. Gerspacher & Son. FIUST CLA'S HOTf.r , AT PKIOm. TllANSIESM ACCOMMODATED. MOTEL FO.I BENT , OOOI > UEASONS 1'OB HENTINO. _ SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL N , Anderson , - - Proprietor , 731 Lower nraadway. Table nippVed with the best the m rtei af- fordi. Terms | J.M and tl.OOperwuek. Transient 11.00 per day. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ If Yon Wtih a Lunob Go to LOUIE DUQUETTE , Soujw , Menti , and Eatables always on _ lmii'1. ' Five Ccnta per call. _ STARR & BUNCH , HOUSE , SIGN , AND QRNAMTAL PAIMTERS. PAPER HANGING , KALSOMIKIHG AND GRAINING , Shop Corner Broadway and Boott Bt TOO UTTERLY UTTER "J-'Jl-C , JJ JU. TEA GO. Are Supplying the Aesthetic Wants of the Public in FINE GROCERIES. With Everything in Staples ai 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 , Coach & Livery HARNESS ! FINE WORK A SPECIALTY. E. n. SHEIUtAN , Business Manager. WM. CIIUISTOPIIES , Mechanical Manager 124 S. Main St. , Council Blutl'a , la. GOLD ! GOLD ! . GOLD ! Bright and yellow and hird nnd cold , Molten , graven , hammered and roll'd , Heavy to get nud Ifcht.to hold ; Hoarded , baiterrd , bought and sold , stolen , borrowed , squandered , and doled Spurned by the young , tut hugged by UK old To the very verge of the churchyard mould ; IVico of many a c imo untold. GOLD ! GOLD ! If vou want to have gold yiu musl spend your money to the very be < tadvaat nue. Do bucineas with cneh men , one where only one pi ice will bo naked 01 taken. REMEMBER "A tree ia.known by its fruit " A store by its prices. ONE THING CERTAIN Our prices are right. Our business is i guarantee that fair dealing is our watch word. XLCR ia our motto. Our bus ! ness is in a most healthy condition. Everj department is doing good work. Canned ooda are goini ; off very cheap. Teas ind Coffees a choice assortment , Fancj Shelf Goods for the million. Come and eea us , wo will do you food , F , J , OSBORNE ft GO , , .62 Broadway , Opposite Ogden House. COUNCIL BLUFFS MANUFACTURERS OF ENGINES , BOILERS , MIKING AND GENERAL MACHINERY Offlco and Works , Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. ' We give special attention to Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces , HOISTERS AND GENERAL MILL MACHINERY , HOUSE FRONTS. GENERAL REPAIR WORK will rocelre prompt attention , A general as sortment of Brass Goods , Belting , Pining , AND SUPPLIES FOR Foundry , Pig Iron , Coke , OoaL OHAS , HENDBIB , President. 2. OSCAR WILDE 2. GAS FIXTUKES. Bixby & Wood , THE PLUMBERS. OnBancroft or ( Fourth StreotsQ " J. M. PALMEE , DKALEll IN REAL ESTATE ANO LOAN AGENT , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. Drs ; Woodbury & Son , Cor. Pearl * lit Ave. COUNCIL BLUFFS. MAURER & CRAIG , ARTISTIC POTTERY , Rich Cut Qlrtss , Pine French China , Silver Ware &c. , 10 HKOAPWAT. . COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA , " MRS , fl , J , HILTON , M , D. , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEOH , 222 Broadwav , Cuuiicil BIuQ'a. V. H. AUKNT.JACOB SIMB AMENT & SIMS , Attorneys & Couusellors-at-Law , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. HARKNESS , ORCUTT & CO. , DRY GOODS AFD CARPET HOUSE. Broadway , OOP , Fourth ; Council Bluffs , Iowa. mar-2-3m 3. MUELLER'S I mean business and no blowing. Having recently contiaoted for 600 Oigans and over 200 Pianos for tbfl season - son , to ba sold at Bargains for dash , aud on tiiue Agents wanted. TJ Correspondence solicited , s _ A. A.O I O J. MUELLER , o IB COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1,75 and $2.00 3T2XT Bliiff and iilliw Streets , OouncU Bluffs. Mirrors. Upholstery , Eepairincr , Etc. , Wood nnd Metallic Coffins , No. 43G Broadway , Cor. Bryant St. , Council Blufia , Iowa. UNION BAKERY , 517 SOUTH mm STREET , THE BEST BREAD IN THE CITY. None but first-dona Bakers employed. Bread , Cake , Pies , &c. , delivered to any part of the city. Our Wagons run all day. P. AYREP , Proprietor. METCALF BROS. , WHOLESALE DEALERS ! IN Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves. CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED. OOTTJXTOI-C. JB-C.BJJb'Jb'gS , - Has For Sale , Town Lots , Improved nnd Unimproved , also , Railroad Lands , and a number or. Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa and N braaka. Office with W. S. MA.YNE. ever Ravings Bank , - COUNCIL BLUPS T11U VEIIY LATEaT STYLES OF Wall Paper and Window Shades And the Largest Assortment to Select ifrom. Paper Hanging and Interior Decorating Done in tlio Xmtost Style of Modern Art. Geo. R. Beard , 11 Pearl St. Council Bluffs. C. A. BEEUK , W. HUN VAN , AT. BEEBK C. A. BEEBE & OO. , Wholesale and Uttatl Dealers In FURNITURE AND CROCKERY , Nos. 2C7 & 209 Broadway , Council Bluffs. Mrs , J , E , letcalfe and liss Belle Lewis Are nowdeollnfrlnall kinds ol fancy gcott , Mich as Laces , Embroideries , Liu ) I re' Undetwe * f all descriptions. Alen llandLrxcblu , both In Mil and linen , hose of all Hindi , thread , pins , coillcB , < tc. Wo hope the lanlcs will call and nee our stock of Roods at ( SO Broadway btfore go . IK elsewhere. E , J. DAVIS , 13 PEARL STREET , Dealer In ZEPHYRS , GERMANTOWN AND FANCY YARNS of All Kinds. A Full 1,5no of Canvas , Folti , Embroidery , Knlttlur- Silbn nnd Stamped Goads. Nioo Aisnrtnent of Appliqne Pictures 9E3JE9.C3 IE3 \ . m 412 BEOADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , MW4 AM WBSTSrag SQUARE , CLARIHDA IOWA.