Nebraska Newspapers

    1 $ * * " " 6 11HJE JDAJjLY J3JBE : COUNCIL BLUM'S , IOWA TUESDAY , MAY 23 , I882-
The Daily Bee.
'COUNCIL ' BLUFFS.
Tuesday Morninpr May 23.
SUBSCRIPTION HATES !
By Carrier , - - - - - SO cent * per week
ByUatl , - - - - - - - $10 00 per Year
Offlce : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near
Broadway.
0. B. 1IAYNE , Vantpcr City Clrcuhllon.
H. W. TILTON , City Editor.
MINOR MENTIONS.
Fancy goadi at cost ivt Hcrr-nian' * ,
Don't forget to cull at tlio now ici
orcnm p rlor of Mr . J , A. Orsy , over
603 Broadway. maylKMf
Take jour } co frcrn the Uluo Wapon
Orders t Ven nt .T. T. Oltroi'i nnd at
JontsBro * ' . Grocery. Mullholland&Co.
Succeasora to D. F. Etcher. npSOtf
Secure your scats for Litta concert at
Hushnell & Urackotts. npt23 tf
To buy elegant hammocks go to
Mueller's miitic itono ,
Joeoh ] UO B , of C15 Upper Uroadway ,
Council Bluffs , m ke the bt t ljutter tubs
in the west and nelli them at the lowest
cash price. apr23-tf
The Sunday School contention metis
to'inorrcrr morning at the Baptiit church
in this city , nod will continuountll Tim re
day evening.
Herzman ii Bun'rising everybody.
Permits to wed woio yesterday grant
ed to Michael Finklin nmd Stuan Koll ,
of Mills con ty and to 0. U. Buihoji and
Mary Siga , of Hazel Doll.
Thomni Mnrsball , of Omaha , was in
the city yesterday , looking after his prop
crty on Broadway nearly oppooito the Coy
houie. Ilo is figuring on erecting n brick
block upon the lots.
Goods fresh nt low prices , I foreman
In the difitrlct court yesterday the
caio of Augusta ICultwiek v . Dr. 11. lllce ,
took nil of the day , It being a ilalm ou
the part of the plaintiff for damages , al
leging malpractice ou the part of Ilia doc
tor.
Last evening Mr. George Burnloy , of
this city , was united In marriafio lo Misi
Sarah Bothers , the corciuony being performed -
formed at the ) eM nco of the bride's
father , Hev. Mr. Leiuen otllciating.
The frame building at the corner of
Peatl and I Irst avenue , haa been ( old by
Mr. Shugart to Wells Cook , and in t > bo
moved down on Broadway , opposite the
Coy houao , and usa'l as a warehouse , the
nalo and HIOTO being necessary to make
room for Shugart's now block.
Closing out sale at Herman's ,
Joseph Belter makes suits in the lat
est styles at 310 Broadway. npr4-tf
The fourth annual lonriament of the
Iowa State Association for the Protection
of Game nnd Fiih is to be hold at C dar
Rapids .Tuna Cth to 9th inclusive. J. 0.
Hoflm yer , of this city , in one of the board
of directors , and those interested can gain
needed information cither of him or at
TUB BEB office.
Next Sunday evening Her. J. G.
Lemon will preach on prohibition at the
Baptist church , of which ho 1 * pastor. Ho
extends a cordial invitation to saloon men
and others who are against prohibition ,
and promises to reason the matter with
thom fairly and R < iUArely , and with duo
courtesy. ,
If Major Anderson is afraid to let
*
these of his own political faith have more
than n month in which to discuss bis fit
ness for congroir , what sort of hor.e can
he have that his record will stand the
scrutiny of his political enemies , who wilj
have from now until next November to
tcan it and ( how it up !
W.V. . Wallace's new residence ii
bains fitted up very elegantly and attrac
tively. One of the finest three-light New
ell lights for his hall arrived yesterday nt
Bixby & WoodV , and will soon be put in
place. It is certainly beauty , nnd the
other fixtures are in keeping ,
Missouri must bo emptying itself.
The otheJ day nbont forty wagons passed
through here loaded with folks bound for
Idaho. Yesterday tea more , all from
Bchuyler county , passed through the city
ea route for Montana.
. .It is natural for a man who is a rank
monopolist in feeling and sympathy to In-
more the rights of the people in political
a * well ns commercial matte 11 , It Is nat
ural for Huch a man to try to etllle the
expression of public opinion , to oven
throttle and misuse his own party by
forcing a convention with the claim that
Kijht makes right.
There WM n pleasant little wedding
party Friday morning at the residence of
Hr. Williams o Myister itreot , the
bnde being his daughter , Miss Henrietta
Williams , who was wedded to Henry
Br wn. Rev. S. G. Lemon tied the knot ,
and congratulations nnd well wishes were
bountifully let towed on the youug
couple.
Th * talk concerning a city hall and
market bouse combined is attain being re {
vived. It is proposed that the city con
dernu and purchase the needed land and
let it rent free for a term of years to a
stock company , provided th * company will
erect a city building and market horns * to
teat $40,000 , the company to furnish the
city with what room it needs and take th *
market rent * for profit , the building to
revert to th * city after n term of y ara.
The colored nine and a plckod-np
I !
team ot white * bad n base ball content
Sunday afternoon in which the latter won.
> i gomi aomplaints have been lodged nt the
police hudqutrtera by residents who are
annoyed at Sunday base ball games. The
omplftlnt I * bued not BO much on the
fact of itf beiug a cracking of the o m
numdment for the observance of th *
qath , as becavte ball player * get 10 oiy
iUstlo in their fun that they occasion
bout out cos * word * and othar langu ;
which grate * on the ear * of families 11 v
Ing In the vicinity of grounds whore game *
are played.
The olectrio light company which
lately made aa exhibition at Burlington ,
and which was ao eager to come here alao ,
ha * apparently been ( wallowed up by the a
otuolldatlon. It wo * to organice a local
ompony at onoe in Burlington , but the
plan * ia * to hav * fallen wddenly through
and the prern of that eity has gone from
the extreme of printing column after
column in iU praise , ton complete silence
on the subject. Some other cloctrlo light
company will now probably path into thi
field , BO that citiiens of Omaha need
not think all hope is gone.
While The Nonpareil id shouting thut
Anderson will bo nominated by aeclama
lion , and whooping M though there was
no other candidate , one who hovers about
the editorial room quite freely , and who
is In condition to know what Anderson and
his man Friday are figuring on , n y tliat if
nil vote for Anderson who are expected
to , thai he has only three more than Mr.
Sapp. Publicly oroclalmlng that Andtr
son h the only lightning rod , nnd prl
vntoly acknowledging that nt the very
best he hasn't any margin on which to
win. Such i < the difference of standing
in front of "tho boom" and standing be
hind U.
U.A
A girl of thin city purchased nomc
meat nt n market , and In pa ) mcnt pro-
heti'.cl a $5 "Omaha bill , " ono of those
bills insuod by that city years ogn , but
now Mcirce , The proprietor , not notic
ing but that it was one of Undo Sam's
own , changed it , but on dUjoveting the
mistake , the girl wni brought to an ex-
plination. She became ftlghtcno I , and
a nho had spent the mo noy she made res-
titutlon ni far fti possible by telling hovr
she got it. It nppe.UH that two young
mon uavc it to her , nnd nn Interesting
chapter of social Ufa was hero opened dp ,
which hai made the young men tremble
lent it should bo mndo public. Young
men who prefer dnrkncsH rather thanllght
should bu careful About parsing old billst
DIETING THE DISORDERLIES.
DISORDERLIES.d
Another Ohanco to Sava a Few
Nickels for the City.
The prisoners at the oily calaboose
are now being fed at an expense of
twenty cents a meal , or sixty cents
day , or 8120 a week. These
confined there are generally in for a
short season , and to many it is a fine
chance to got fi Hod up. The fees of
twenty cent * a meal are reported to
lie above what other cities are paying.
At the county jail the limit for board
is 'J 50 a week. Reports from other
> lacra , .is if , for instance , Atohison ,
[ Can. , show , that they pay leas. There
the moin ! average ten ur eleven cents
each. In view of these facts and the
fact that there is little work given tlio
prisoners , a scheme is favored to have
the council fix up n bill of faro axd
cut down the expense to a keeping
with the board p. id for the prisoners
itt jail and in other citiea. The
amount to bo saved is not enough to
do any great amount of road making
hero or to erect a city building , but
in the long run it will bo something
saved.
PREPARING TO DECORATE.
A Partial Llat of the Fallen HorooB
Who Are to bo Romomborod.
Wall MoFaddon , who haa for a long
imo had charge of the annual decora-
ions of the soldiers. ' graves , is again
planning to have such duties as fall to
us lot carefully performed. Ho is
anxious to procure a full list of the
soldiers who are buried hero , so that
kliolc graves may bo properly marked
by memorial flags , thus preventing
so far as possible the overlooking or
omission of any. Tlio following list
has already been secured , and it is do *
sired that these who know of others ,
whoso names do not hero appear ,
should communicate the wanted in
formation promptly and fully , by
either seeing him in person , or drop
ping a postal card to him , addressed
KilUYIEW CKMETUnY.
Dhris Woiriok , Dr. Osborno , .
Joe Wheeler , J. W. Phillips ,
H. Fister , Van Floak ,
Wm. Knox , Maasio ,
Louis Henri , Wm. Springer ,
D. A. Gunnigham , E. M. 0. Mansfield
A. E. Steinmotz , Jason Hubbard ,
Wm. Fuller , W. J. Fuller ,
J. Jacklin , Thos. Seymour ,
James Allison , Bust.
OATIIOLIO CKMBTHHY.
Perry Smith , Wet Burke ,
Two Long brothers.
Another soldier , named Mudgo ,
rests in D. 13. Clarke's private ceme
tery.
UNITED THEY STAND.
Tuo Cigar Makar * Olub Together For
Mutual Protection. S
t
There are in the city about seventeen it
itn
teen cigar makers , some of whom belong - itol
long to unions elsewhere , but there ol
hna not boon tuiy local union ostaby
linhed until noir. An organizntion li
iriw made Saturday night , nnd application -
cation haa boon forwarded for a charter -
tor from the national rjisociation.
This local organization starts out with
niuo charter mouibora and the followE
riff ofTicors : President , Charles Lol-
bold ; treasurer , Ed , Smith ; Bocro- tt
Ury , Olof Oloaon. ttT
It haa been decided to nrrango for
labels to bo used on boxoa containing
oigaro uiftdo by the union men BO
that the pnblio may know in making
purchases whether they are patron-
izini ; the union indirectly and supporting -
porting that or not. The proeidont
or some other officer of the union will
giro put those labels , and will limit
the distribution to the number of ci
gars reported to bo made by the mom-
bora of the union. In this way it is
expected that in a few months the
smokers , or many of them , will be
come posted , and will iavor by their
patronage the cause of the union.
The formation of this union will not
affect materially the prices paid cigar
makers hero for the present. There
are a few who nro getting about a
dollar a thousand less than the others ,
and U may result in bringing their
pay up to what the rest are getting ,
but aside from this no change is con
templated. There are places outside
of Council Dlufls in which cigars not
not bearing the union label are soldat
disadvantage , and It is thought that ;
by organizing a union here , and using
the labels ou this city's products , they
will find u ready a market aa the
union cigars in ado in Omaha , anc
elsewhere , which now have an ndvant
ago.
COMING INTO COOT7T.
A Number of Caaos Cared for by
Judge and Justices Yesterday.
In the superior court ycaterJny
Thomas Linden was arraigned for
soiling liquor on Sunday. It nppoara
that John Hitchcock ; a first t'
mechanic , who has suffered niucii < I
late from over drink , was locked up
and sobered off Sunday night , and on
being pressed ho told where ho pur
chased his whisky. Ilitchcock was
released on condition of keeping sober
for ton days at least , and Linden , who
sold him the drinks , was fined $10
and costs.
Thomas Lawrence , of Olcnwood ,
was bctoro the bar yesterday for being
drunk. Ho had only arrived from
Canada about three weeks ape , and ho
learned ' yesterday for the first limp
that it'cost 87 to got drunk in Council
Hlufia flinco it became a first class
city.
. William Sohns was charged with
fighting and using obacono language
Ilo explained that ho lost his coat ,
and while in his shirt aloevcs Boino
of the boys bothered him and chaffed
him until ho got mad , and than ho
cracked the law to the oxiont of
nnd cost * .
John McGovcrn , a plain drunk ,
concluded to work out his fnio by sit
ting ; in the calaboose , and eating twen
ty : cent meals at the city's expense.
II. Oaugoy , complained of lor being
drunk , oaid it was no such thing , and
had his case continued till to-day.
Mrs. S. Carroll , complained of for
creating a nuisance nu Vine street ,
had her case set for Friday.
E. P. Bales , charged with selling
wood without it being oflicially mcas
unid , has had his case set for Tlurs-
day oruning.
\V. H. Kurr was before J untice Ab
bott yesterday charged wih | default
ing a hotel keeper some time ago , was
sent to jail for six days.
The cneo of Thomas Caldwell ,
charged with burglary , was not taken
up yesterday. It appears that there
is some doubt about proving that the
houao entered by him was locked ,
and as ha obtained nothing , it is
probable the charge will not bo
pushed.
Ilov. Dr. Piek , a minister of Troy ,
N. Y. , relates his experience thus : I
take pleasure in adding to your many
tc&timoninis , that last Thursday ,
( Thanksgiving Day ) not being
nblo to preach on account of rhouma-
tie pains in the shoulder. I bought a
bottle of St. Jacobs Oil , which after
using BOYoral times , relieved mo won
derfully.
TROUBLING A TENANT.
A landlord Objects to Having Door
Knobs Broken ana the
Floor Chopped.
Yesterday after \filham F. Stnilh
was before Justice Frainoy , charged
with malicious miachiof and carrying
concealed weapons. The 'trial of the
case showed that the complaining
witness , Owen Cunningham was the
jwnor of'the house in which Smith
was living , and had given the latter
notice to quit , but the tenant had not
moved out yet. * Cunningham found
that the house had been misused ,
some of the door-knobs having boon
broken , paper torn off , and wood had
been chopped in the kitchen , causing
the floor to bohackcd up considerably ,
The landlord on account of this caused
Smith's arrest for malicious mischief
in defacing the building , There was
a lack of evidence that Smith had
done the damngo and ho was dis
charged. Another complaint was en
tered for threatening Cunningham ,
but the tenant was released from this.
Still another charge was laid at his door ,
that of carrying concealed weaponssaid
weapon consisting of a piece of load
attached to a string , and which could
bo used for a Blung shot. Witnesses
were brought forward to show that
the lead was used as a sinker to a fish-
line , and was ior peaceable purposes ,
so this charge , too , was of no avail
and John Lmdt , who appeared as
Smith's attorney , walked out with his
client , victor in three rounds , leaving
the landlord to get sweet revenge in
some other way.
Messrs. D. B. Strope & Co. , Drug
gists , Fort Waynp , Ind. , write : St.
Jacobs Oil is
considered by our cus
tomers the boat liniment known , as
always gives satisfaction , and it
never fails. Mr. H. 0. Ward , ia ono
of them. It
cured him of a severe
cose of rheumatism in three days.
\Yo rocomino ud the Oil as n first claim
linumeiit.
THE COMING TUB AT OF TUB
SEASON.
_
M'lla. Litta nt Dohany's Opera
House next Monday evening. This D
young AmoricanjJPrinm Donna has
earned the reputation of being ono of
the FINEST ARTIST OF MODKHN a
TIMES.
0 r mnslo loving citizens should
not fail to hoar this Qoaou of Bong in H
tier rendition of Martha.
PERSONAL. .
U. S. Mctiiren , of Sh.lby , lawn , ( i { n
ttia city.
J. IMper , of Chic g3 , was In the city
TMterday.
Col , A. A. Cochrtn has returned from
tils farm nt Little Sioux , und I again At
the Ogden ,
J. H , Steele , a wholesale millinery man M
from Chicago , was looking aftir hli trade
kero jcnterJay. M
Wm. Burns , of Btuebeuville , Ohio , rep.
resenting the Crown Steel work of Pitta-
burg , Pa. , SuuiUyed at the Blggi house , M
and left yesterday for Oiuiihn , Lincoln and
other pulnti west.
If
John J. Morse
, enparintendemt of the
lelepmme exchange of thti city and DC
Dmahn , WM here yesterday looking after
ho worklngi of the wires and planning I
several extension ! , which will add U the plete.
leI
convenience M well M Humbert of ttte leo
patrouf. mo o
A Friend in No d.
Time over and ftgaln THOMAS' Ecr.KC
TRIO Un. him i > reed n salutary friend ti
lliell trc 80l. A nrcllablo cnratlte fo
croup } n children , fioro throat and bron
chlal fle tlon" , and ns a positive extcrtm
remedy for i > an , It It a nenr-falllnij nntl
dote. m2.1ll < v
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTICK. Gpechl lulicTtlflcmcnU , tuc as
txmt , Found , To Loan , I'or Sale , la Rent
Wants , ISotrdlng , etc. , will be ln ort l In till
column fU the low ratopf TEN CKNT8 TKR
LINK for the flrst Insertion and FITK CKOTH
I'KR LINK ( or each subsequent Intertlnn.
Leave < lr ortlscmenla t our office , No. 7
I'cart Street , nc r llrcdway.
Wants.
'ANTKD. AA No. 1 waiter > t Louie's
rcttiurant , rsr nil 3J7 tlro Jway. rn22tf
WANTED-One for Mtchin and ono
G1I1L3 housoctk. * 4 00 per vrt < llt P ll l
each. WMhlnit do.ie rut. Apply to lira Hor-
nco Kveiett , Council BlntM , ra jZO-3t
ANTED Oo l fflrl for fcncr l housework
W
Inquire at lice otllco. may ID *
W ANTKO Olrl to do cenoral housework.
Apply Mil.Y. . B. Amont corner 7th
majlOtf
"ITirANTKD KTcryl > ody In Council Bluffs lo
YY to take Tun U , 20 ccnta per ncok.de
llrerptl by carrlen. Offlco , No 7 Pearl Street'
ne r Broad way. _
"VirANTKn To buy 100 tons broom com
YY For | ) rtlcuUnj address Council Blufli
Broom Furtorv. OnunMI liltills. low * . 058 ! 8lf
For Sato and Ilont
FUll SAI.K Two new bjelcliit nt a liargiln.
K. R. Htcinlillber , at no * furnlturo factory
on Borcntb. avenue , next 10 C. & K. W. U K.
InayZS-Ct
77 ° " RENT New house cfifun roomj. For
I.1 particulars Inqulto of F. 11. Williams , on
1'ranklln street. rull'tit
T7IOR HAliK CHUti * To brcnk up hcm'ekeep-
JU Ing fur. Iturf , enrnetn , lUvts. etc , etc ,
W. K JIALLORY.
mZflf AtShugait Implement Co ' .
SALK-Shtet music worlh 35 cent ! to
FOR . for 6 cintu a 'opy. nd over )0CKX
other useful articles , atKrrltli & EreroltiGreat
Flro nnd Tcn-Ctnt Biota , No. HO JltOJrtway ,
Council BIulTj , Iowa.
KBNT Fum'siicd room. Inquhu No. 5
FOR
1'catl utroct. maylUf
T7OR SALE. K'ehty-ncro farm pittly cult- !
_ L \atcd , two miles west of Omaha. Udell &
J I . ,
ay. _ m-0-tf
TOR KKNi 1'artor nhole of nlca Toaidonco
J1 or will sell on e y terms.pply at I'o
nHko. _ ma ) 2-tf
UR HKNT T o p'caiant rfonra In Tory do-
E idrablo location , i Illior furnlnhcd or utfurn-
lined ; suitable for ladle B or gentlemen.
| irll- J. W. SQUiUK & CO.
> Oll SALK liea-itilul residence iota , SOC
b each ; nothing down , and ? 3per"onth only ,
by J.X-MAYOU YAUdHAN.
apl3-tf
Miscellaneous.
mUK KXCELS1011 OAMKRY the Br t to In
J1roduco the rjew insUtitaiieoui process Mid
inr.l > o a success ol It. Call and sea specimens
LOHT Talr sola spectacles. A liberal rowan
wllltepaldltlcttatTiiaUtiiolliea nib t
BU. W. L. PATTON Physician and Oiullst
Can cure any case of sore eye * . It U only
a matter of lime , and can euro generally in
from threa tc fire weeks-It rnakeu no difference
enco how long dineaud. Will etralgktcn croi
eyes , operate and reuiOTo I'tyrcginmn , etc. , am
Insert artlflclal ej 01 SpocU.1 attention to rem -
m re ng tadcwormB. ap5 tf
A NYUNE WAHTINQ BOiretino quality broom
J\ . corn teixl can jet It by writing to
i > pl3U P. T. MAYNE , C > undl Bluffs
Una of the bcik i cond class Hotels In the
West In the
BROADWAY HOTEL ,
A. E BR9WN , Proprietor.
Hcs , SSI and D36 Uroidway , ' ouncll Bluffs , low *
Table supplied with thn best the market af-
fordi. O od roonu and Orst-clu * beds. Terms
rery re oiiabla.
UNION AVENUE HOTEL
817 Lower Broadway ,
Mrs. G. Gerspacher & Son.
FIHHT CLASH HOTEL AT UKASONABLK
PlUCm. TKANS1KNT3 ACCOMMODATED
HOTEL FOtt KENT. GOOD KEA80NS FOR
RKNTINO :
SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL
N. Andenon , - - Proprietor ,
732 Lower Broadway.
Table nuppVeil with the best the market af-
fonln. Terms 43.60 nd $1.00 per week. Transient
11.00 per dav.
If Ynn "Wish a Imcch Go to
LOUIE DUQUETTE ,
Soupp , Meats , and Katnblei ahvnjs on
hand. Five Cents per call.
STARR & BUNCH ,
HOUSE , SIGN ,
AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS.
PAPER HANGING ,
KALSOMIHIN& AND GRAINING ,
B
Shop Corner Broad way nnd ScfittSt
MRS. J. P. BILLUPS ,
PROPRIETOR OP
RESTAURANT & EATING HOUSE ,
313 Suth Main Street , Couccil n'uffi.
New homo and newly flttfd itf in first clara
HeaU at all hoard locrtani and lemo-
_ _ _ ery u\t\\ng \ \ , FrulU < d toofectionorlea.
DOHAHY'S OPERA HOUSE ,
o
Monday Evening , May 29.
TUB
Marie Litta Grand Concert OB.
Mile. Marie Litta ,
AUEltIOi.'H fAYOHITK FUIUi. DONNA ,
Auist&l by the followlig Solo ArtliU
MISSDELLA.OAKFORD ,
The Coming Contialta ,
MR. L. H. CLEVELAND ,
The I'ojiular Teno' .
MR. JULIUS BEREGHY ,
The HunarUn Ba&io.
MR. JOHN SKELTON ,
Th § Great Cornells ! ,
MISS NELLIE BANGS , 140
The Hrllll&nt 1'laulit and Accompanlit.
A GRAND CONCERT.
BClu "Ing , by ipoclal arrani ' , rneBtOuo Acl ( ram
Klotow'f Optra ,
W.
3SOC .A. Xfc Or ? 3 = E jfx.
Produced with aconery and coitumei com
. MARIA. UTTA u M AHTHA.
llewrye your icali at liuahnell & Dr l ts. If
Popular prlrca. Under a\umcei ol I'hllhir-
rnoulo a clely , Tu-Th-StMo
TOO UTTERLY UTTER
JL'JtC HJ JbJ
TEA GO.
Are Supplying the Aesthetic
Wants of the Public in
FINE GROCERIES.
With Everything in Staples at
the Lowest Prices ,
(
Fresh Roast Coffees ,
Chioce Drawing Teas ,
Boston Tea Go.
16 Main Bt , and 15 Pearl St. ,
Council Bluffs ,
W.W.SHERMAN
MANUFACTURER OF
Road , Track , Coach & Livery
FINE WORK A SPECIALTY.
K. II. SHERMAN , Busincfls Manager.
WM. CHIUSTOHIE3 , Mechanical Manager
124 S. Main St. , Council Bluffs , la.
GOLD ! GOLD ! GOLD
Bright and yellow and lurd nnd cold ,
Molten , graven , hammered and roll'J ,
Heavy to get and light to hold ;
Hoarded , battered , bought and sold.
Stolen , borrowed , squandered , and doled
Spurned by the young , lut hugged by th
old
To the very verge of the churchyan
mould ;
Piico of many a oiimo untold.
GOLD ! GOLDS
If yon want to have gold y > u mus
upend vour money to th very hotttidvant
age. Do business with cash men , anc
where only ono price will be aalqyd o
taken ,
REMEMBER
"A tree is known by Its frolt "
A store by its prices.
ONE THING-CERTAIN
Onr prices are right. Our business U
guarantee that fair dealing in oar watch
word. XLCR is oar motto. Our bus !
neei is in a most healthy condition. Every
department ia doing good work. Cannot
Goods are going o2 very cheap. Teas
and Coffees a choice assortment. Fane.
Shelf Goods for the million. Como ant
see us , we will do you pood.
F , J , OSBORNE & 00 , ,
162 Broadway , Opposite Ogden
House.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
IRON mm
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY
Offlco and Works , Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
C.
Wo [ fire tpoclal attention to
Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces ,
HOISTERS AND
GENERAL MILL 'MACHINERY ,
HOUSE FRONTS.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
will reelT prompt attention. A general u S
tortment ol
Brass Goods , Bolting , Pining , of ,
AND SUPPLIES FOR
Itjfj
Foundry , Pig Iron , ( Joke , Ooal ,
OHAS , HENDBIE ,
President ,
2. OSCAR XVILBE 2. Olin
GAS PIXTUKES.
Bixby & Wood ,
THE PLUMBERS.
3n Bancroft or ( Fonrth
J. M. PALMEB ,
DIALKR IH
REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN AGENT ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Drs : Woodbury & Son ,
Cor. Pearl & 1st Ave. COUNCIL BLUKKfl.
MAUBER & OBAIQ ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Rich Out Qloss , Flno French China ,
Silver Wore &c. ,
BEOIDWAT. . COUNCIL DLUFFS. IOWA.
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MRS. fl. J. HILTON , M , D. ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
222 Broadwav , Cannoil Bluff * .
. 8. AMENT. JACOB H1M8
AMENT & SIMS ,
Attorneys & OounsoUors-at-Law ,
OODNOIL BliUVFS , IOWA. Lnil
HARKNESS , OBCUTT & CO. ,
Broadway , Cor. Fourth Street , ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
mar-2-3m
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J ?
I mean business and no blowing.
Having recently contiaotod for 600
Oigans and over 200 Pianos for the sea
son , to ba sold at Bargains for Gash , and
on time Agents wanted- TJ
LL. Correspondence solicited , S
L.
L.a I
a J. MUELLER ,
O
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
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Cruarantees the Best $1,50 , $1.75 and $2.00
BM and ffilbw Streets , CouncU Bluffs.
Mirrors , Upholstery , Kepairing , Etc. , Wood and Metallic Coffins.
No. 436 Broadway , Cor. Bryant St. , Council Blufla , Iowa.
UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
THE BEST BREAD IN THE CITY. None but firut-class Bakora
employed. Bread , Cake , Pies , &c. , delivered to any part of the city. Our
Wagons run all day.
P. AYRES , Proprietor.
M E T C A L F BROS. ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves.
CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED.
REAL ESTATE AGENT ,
Has For Sale , Town Lots , Improved and Unimproved , also , Hailroad Lands ,
and a number or Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa and Nebraska.
Office with W. S. MAYNE , over Savings Bank , . OQTJ TOIL BLTJFB
WALL PAPER AN
Few Styles Just Received.
GEO. B. BEARD , 11 Pearl Street , Council Bluffs
. A. I1EKDK , W. HUNYAN , TV. BEKBI2
C. A. BEEBE & COM
Wbolcule and Ketall Dealers in
FURNITURE AND CROCKERY ,
Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway. Council Bluffs.
Mrs , J , E , letcalfe and Iiss Belle Lewis
Are now dealing In all ilndiof fancy good ! , such u Lace * , Fmbrolderle * , Ladle * ' Undetwea
all de crlptlon > . Alan UnndkerchlefB , both In dlk and HOOD , lioio ol all Hindi , tbroad , pine ,
neeilles , ttc. Wo Lope the InQle * will call mid ace our itock of good * ttt 639 BroadVuy it tore g
E. J. DAVIS , 13 PEAEL STREET ,
Dealer In
ZEPHYRS , CERMANTOWH AND FANCY YARNS
All Kinda. A Full liiuo of Convai , Fella , Embroidery , Kulttlug
and Stamped Goods. Nioa Anaortiirnt of Appllquo Flotnrca
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412 BROADWAY , COUNCILSBLUFFS.
WBSTSIDB SQUARE , CLARINfA IOWA ,