6 THE DAILY BEE : COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA THUBSDAY , JUNE 8 , 1882.
The Daily Bee.
COUSOIL BLUFFS.
Thursday Morning June
SUBSCRIPTION KATES :
By Carrier , - i. - - - SO ccntt per week.
By Hall , - - - - - - fc tlO.00 per Ye r.
Office : Mo. 7 Pearl Street , Near
Broadwny.
a E. UAYNE , Wander City Circulation.
H. W. TILTON , City Editor.
MINOR MENTIONS.
Go to Herzman's for blg'bargatus.
Shcrradcn makes photographs.
-Justice Abbott glandered horse-
continued In our next.
Shcrradcn h the boss phntogrnphcr.
Closing ont ot entlro Block nt Herr.-
man's.
Leave to wed was yesterday issued to
C.W.Crum and Lilly L. TlbbittR , both
< if Avoca ,
Visitors nlwfiys. welcome nt Mnurcr &
Cralgs.
' Joseph Roller makes suits In the lot-
esl slylcs nt 310 Broadway. r.prl4-tf
Herzm.in Is bound to close out.
t , The picks nnd shovels haTO been sat at
work on Broadway digging ft grave In
which to bnry the water worki pipes.
Railroad tickets bought and Bold
'Bushnell ' , Cvo donra norlh of PoslofBce.
Can save you money on tickets.
A now Hoe ot ridlnf , dilvlng nnd
drover' * whips juat.rccalved al Bookman's.
Buy of him and save money.
To-ntght n happy lime Is promls-d nil
these who altcud the ttrawbcrry and Ice
cream festival to bo given nl the Baptist
.church.
.church.Don't
Don't forget to call at the now Ice
cream parlors of Mrs. J , A. Gray , over
05 Broadway. may22-lf
The county board of supervisors was
yesterday In session still moat of the tint *
Trtlng taken up with settling with the
overseer of the poor , and adjusting other
mailers not very readable to tbo public.
The wires for the electric flro alarm
are being stretched , and the only delay ,
If any , will bo caused by the wanting fa. J
the boxe * , which have to be made to order , j
The city Is lighting the lamps of the J I
Globe Gas Light company ItsoH , having
leas id the fixtures , and buj ing its own
gasoline. It b claimed that this will prove
a serving.
Joseph Hors , of 615 Upper Broadway ,
Council Bluffs , motes the best bntler tubs
in the west end cells them at the lowest
cash price. apr23-tf
Mrs. Bat-stow , daughlor of Mr. K.
TCnabo , died yesterday morning In this
city. She was formerly a teacher in the
public schools here and was widely known
and highly esteemed.
Ono solitary drunkwas before Judge
Ayloiworth yesterday , nnd was let off
easy on account of , his evident lack of
funds , and his desire to have a'cbanco to
earn some. He gave hls.namo as T. Ed-
The Standard seems to be attracting
considerable attention as the brgao of the
prohlbltionlitBandit presents that side of
the question so clearly and strongly that it
is receiving many favorable notices from
the press In plfferent parti of the state.
Emigration is moving east ai well as
-wett , , , Three carloads went through hero
yesterday-bound eastward , many of' them
Canadians who ate bound back on a < vlctt ,
expecting to return again to tbo wot.
Twelve Chinamen pasted through hero the
day before 'bound lor Chicago and points
further cast.
The.project for a new city hall nnd
market house combined bai not died out
As soon aa the city condamns the property
needed for the purpose , cUt ns stand
ready to form a company to put up 'the
"building. It is exp < cted that a move will
. eon bo made in the matter , which will
start the entcrprlaa into active operation ,
* The Rescue running team haa broken
up , BO that it will not enter tbo races at
the Btatotournmcnt at MuHcatlne. The
Bluff City team will therefor .represent
Council "Bluff * , and with their present
m'aVoup nd ehuvilng tf iBpeedJn praotiof ,
'
will doubtless'capture"high 'honors in the
contest * . Itla proposed to'Bhowr how much'
thV citlzms1 ; j.ppreoiate. .tb'oipreipnc'e ' of
mci .teaiBfana > hoj eage/r / hey/are to
'
glyo It'support , In fact as wellTs In , word ,
A liubscrlpllou is to bo sent the' rounds
for the purpose , of raising money to hflp
defray the expenses to which the team has
been thus fur. ,
T ' "
, 700JJUSHELS
Choice White Oats for sale cheap.
Mayno & Co. , 34 Pearl street.
t PBEBO AL.
A. W , Of ffman , one of Avoca'n most
prominent citizens and tbo proprietor of
-.the opera bouse there , was yesterday
1 taking in the city with his old friend Mr ,
iTiptpn , ,
MM. P. J. Osboine , wife of T , J , O * <
'Icorne , the Broadway grocer , bis given
rl > irih to an eight pound girl , and in coute-
quence there It great rejoicing in that
toiuehold. Mother 'and child are both
doing well under the skillful treatment of
Dr. H.J Hilton. ,
3 , W. Haven , who for tome time bos
bees the leading editorial writer of The
Nonpareil staff , bis fevered bin connection
-with th t raper. Helms proved himself
the ; best writer The Nonpareil has bad in
U- Mr. Elliott L , Kirkpatrlck in to-day
"BOOB .to cuter the bunds of matrimony ,
thelirldo being1 Miss Jennie. Oorbelly ,
daughter of J , Bf Corbelly , who lives a
hort distance from Crescent City. They
Billet ait to-morrow on a trip to Califor
nia t a vjalt friend * of both , Mr , Corbelly
will accompany them on the trip , iu the
- bepe of bettering hl health. Among the
frlwda whom they will visit in Mr , Kirk *
jftttuk't father who I * a resident of Oak.
, , la l. The happy groom has long been
* ) travelling representative of McDonald
& Co. * . nd liu ft large circle of acquaint-
"inner wad frlwids here who will congratu
late * UfB 'heartily oa thl * event , while
U trljhfT/r" IM ia aainber or In heart *
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ADJUSTING THE SCALES.
The Aldonaon Boom to Find It Quito
a Ootnptlcatod Tosic.
The various phases of the situation
in regard to city scales hnvo been
pretty thoroughly discussed at sundry
times and in sundry manners. The
old city scales have been handed down
irom wcighmwtor to woighmoator ,
each in turn purchasing the same ol
his predecessor with the asiuranco
Mint when ho should fltep out his suc
cessor would take them at the same
figure-$300. Oapt. Williams , the
present official , would not pay that
amount for the scales , deeming them
not worth over goO to $75. After
much talk and many delays ho pur
chased A sot of scales and established
his headquarters nt the juncture of
Main anu Pearl streets , where ho is
attending to the duties of his oflicc.
This leaving the old scales on the
city's hands , the matter 1ms hung
along until now. At the Inst , meeting
of the council it wan decided to pur
chase the old scales , and they are to
bo sent to the factory and rellttcd in
good shapo. It remains to bo seen
what the city will do with thorn thun ,
ns the present woighinaslor haa n now
not nil in place.
WANTED. To buy 2,000 , bushels
of White Corn. Highest market nrico
paid. Mayno & Co. , Broom Factory ,
Council Bluffs. may27-tf
OASES IN COURT.
Jncte Suloldo Found Guilty of As-
eaultmg Mr. Jennings Tbo
Botta Case Begun.
In the district court the jury in the
case of Jack Shield were out only a
few minutes , nnd then brought in a
verdict of guilty of assault with in
tent to do great bodily harm , Most
of the citizens are familiar with the
facts of the assault made upon Mr.
Jennings last sprint ? , by which Mr.
Jennings was brutally beaten. Shields
has not boon sentenced.
Yesterday the trial of Jo Bolts , the
notorious darkey , was commenced.
Bolts stands charged with having
been concerned in the assault and
robbery of the Studpnbeckor family
in Keg Creek township , in which the
husband was shot by the masked
robbers , and badly injured. There
was time spent in scouring a jury , and
the case will bo still on to-day.
Mrr. Ellen Harris , nee Bush , had
her examination before Judge Aylos-
worlh yesterday afternoon on the
charge of assault with intent to do
great bodily harm , she being the
woman who shot at Mrs. * E wing , a
neighbor in Strootsville. The woman
was bound over to the grand jury in
the sum of $200 , and not being able
to fiivo bail was locked up in jail.
She is apparently indifferent to her
fate , and says that whether she "goes
across the state or not , " she is bound
to got satisfaction of the Ewing
woman.
LOST.
Bill Book , Memorandum book at
tached. Liberal toward offered for
return of saino to this office.
Fixing for a Fair.
The Driving Park association is pre
paring to have a fall fair held here ,
which , if given merited support , will
dovolopo into a lar e and prosperous
enterprise. It is planned to erect the
necessary buildings at once at an expense <
ponso probably of $5,000 , Mr. Hont
expects next week to visit St. Joe and
other cities to see plans and to got
practical ouggcstionc , and it is prob
able that the actual work will soon
commence. There is no reason why
this city und county shall not have na
good a fairns anywhere inthostato ,
and with a little push and a little
money it con bo accomplished.
An attempt is being made to induce
the city council to remit the taxes on
the driving park. Some of the al
dermen object , not believing that they
have the right to do so , but if it be
comes an agricultural society , using
the grounds for fair purposes/thero
will bo no hesitation in the remission
of thotaxor ,
Tbo City's Finances.
As all know , the city's pockcl book
is temporarily prottyrwoll drained , and
will remain BO until the taxes como
in in the fall , At , present these ol
the bills which have to bo paid in cosh
are thus mot from the police' fund ,
while others are paid in general func
warrants. These general fund war.
rants are at about fifteen per cent dis
count in the market now , and the late
resolution of the council that only a
portion of the taxes could bo paid in
them has not helped any to drive
them toward par , but the very ro
verse. Since the recent action in tin
injunction cases , by which decision
many who have hold out about paying
their taxes will now como in , the al
demon have renewed faith. It is ex
pected that about f 6,000 will thus b
turned into the treasury , It is pro
posed to rescind the previous roaolu
tlon in regard to taking warrants in
payment for taxes , and these wlu
have this $0,000 to pay in will nat
urolly take up what warrants they can
find m the market and pay in those
It ia expected that by this niovo th
outatanding warrants will bo taken up
and that the price of the eauio will gi
up to within two or three per cent o
par. With the
police fund lo pa1
Bomo bills with which require cash'
and with warrants worth soy 97 cent
on the market , the city can get alonu
nicely until raoro cash begins cominj
in. The prcsont council ia llinitini
its expenditures as closely as possible
and expect by , fall to have the tinan
cial ( situation much moro healthy am
hopeful.
Honferd' * ) Acid Phosphate
IN UVEll AND KIDNEY THOUBLKS.
Du. 0 , G. OILLElf , Boston ,
says
"I have used jt
very extensively , an
wjth the most remarkable success i.
dyapopalA and in oil cases where thor
u denuigoraeat of the liver and kid
Jjejw. " . : . - 'g ' * '
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THE I.AT Or THE LAND
The i Brick LayerB and Carpentorn
are Discussing the Matter
of Wftgos.
These who nro concerned in anj
way in building enterprises are at
present giving much thought and
alkto tha matter of wages. The
iricklayors , who have been receiving
! i a day , now desire $5 a day , nnd
hero has arose a difference of opinion
among contractors as to whether tlm
amount shall bo paid or not. Two
ontractors commenced paying $5 per
day at the beginning of this month ,
ut others are holding off , and nro
icsilating whether to ncccdo to the
[ cmands for n raise or let the men go.
t is claimed that brick layers have to
ese moro time in n year , on account
f weather , than any other class of
workmen , nnd that the wages should
jo made tj correspond somewhere isenr-
y as well ns to conform with the ad.
mnced coat of living. On the other
land it is claimed that the $4 rate is
ligh enough , or $4 CO at the highest ,
fid that if it is any higher than this
.t will prevent many building cnlcr-
> riacs to stop , end will lese the
liiantity of work so much that
ho bricklayers will lese moro than
hey will gain by the raise.
Th"ro nro several who contemplate
) uilding htro , who nro holding offun-
il it becomes evident what the result
will bo , and oomo cent motors will not
igroo to entur into a contract unless
hey can bo guaranteed against any
advance . of wages. It is understood
hut Air. Sbugiirt , who is preparing
ho 1 ground for a largo brick block will
wait until nnothor season' rather than
iiy : $5 a day for bricklayers , nnd that
ithers who are planning for putting
up brick buildings will take the same
ourse , thus causing a loasening of
vork , and a stay to many improve-
notllr ,
The difference between $4 and $5
day for bricklayers would not count
p to any very largo sum in the put-
ing up of an ordinary building , but
liero | s < ! ems to bo some little fooling at
do bottom of the diecusaions , and all
ro not as judicious in their talking
nd planning as they ought to bo. Jt
s to bo hoped that a satisfactory' ' ad-
ustmont and undereianding may bo
cached , so that there may bo no in :
srruption in the business boom which
corns to have got a good start hero
lis season.
Many of these interested are do-
ending largely upon what is done in
) maha by the contractors and by the
'
iricklayers , as there can bo no great
lisparitv in prices between the tnro
ities. Consultations are going on bo-
weon parties of both cities , and the
matter is bc.ing thoroughly canvassed
nd discussed , though quietly.
CLIMBED A CORNSTALK.
What an Old Time lowan Did lu Pot-
tawattamto County.
OIIESCBKT , IOWA , Juno Oth , 1882.
otroepondcnco ot Tbo 'BOO.
I saw a communication in your
aper of May 31st , from Samuel
Vood , of Unionbarg , Harrison county ,
owa. I have known Mr , Wood as
ongas I can remember , and that , is
a long time BS I am 33 years old. I
hink ho could relate many1 things that
would interest the readers of THE
JEK. I have heard him toll of hunt-
ins ; wild boo trees and how they used
to go to see their neighbors with a
earn , also how they used to go 16
Missouri for corn to make bread. Now
. ' hope ho will como out and give us a
eng letter of the pioneer days of
Western Iowa.
also heard that this man Wood
once climbed a stalk of corn in Potta-
wnttamio connty , and sat on the car ,
nd I novcr believed it until I asked
lim myself and ho told mo it was no ;
that there were two moii there who
saw him do it , nnd ono of them is
nlivo and would swear to it. I believe
t is so as Mr. Wood is an honorable
man.
man.drops in this neighborhood look
much moro favorable than they did a
week. ago. Respectfully ,
Houou.
IOWA ITEMS.
IM. . Kellogg has bought the steam
mill at Missouri Valley for $11,000. '
Over $23,000 boa boon invested in
now buildings in Sibley so far this
year.
11)6 ) Free Baptist .ministers' conference
once and yearly mooting.of. . Iowa is in
session in Bponcor ,
Work has boon commenced on the
addition to the Catholic cathedral at
Dubuque. .The size of it is 47 by 100
feet.
feet.Iowa
Iowa stands at the head of the lis
in the number and value of hogs , No
'J in the value of oxen and other cattle
tlo , and No. 3 both in number ant
value of milch cowa ,
The survey of the Wadena extension
of the Chicago. Milwaukee and St
Paul road has neon commenced , am
it is expected that trains will bo run
ning to West Union by the first o
October ,
TUB BEG correspondent at A gone1
City , under date of the Cth , writes as
follows of the crops : "llye. agrea
deal sown and promises a full crop
fall wheat , none sown ; spring wheat
promises very good but n smal
amount sown ; oats , ' moro than ai
average amount sown , promises a gooi
crop ; corn , not all planted on accoun
of the continued rains , coming vor ;
slow and the outlook for a crop bad ,
RIBBONS" ! JIIBBONS I t
Harknoss , Orcutt & Co. , have jus
put on sale over 2COO yards of Itib
bona. This is a iob lot and is beinj :
sold at leas than ono-haU cost of 1m
portution. '
Profitable ! Patient * .
The most wonderful and marvolou
success in coses where persons ur
sick or wasting away from a conditioi
of misorablonoss , that no ono knows
what ails them , ( profitable patient
for doctors , ) is obtained by the use o
Hop Bitters. They begin to cur
front the first dose and keep it up un
til perfect health and atrongth w re
stored. Whooyer is , atllioted ' in jtta
w ynood not , ufl'er , > fh n'they ; can
get Hop BU w , .
THE 8POKTSMEN.
How Tnoy nro Enjoymsr Themselves
and Capturing Prizes at Cedar
Rapids.
Sftchl Corrcrpondcnco of TJIK IK * .
CEDAR HAPIDS , la. , Juno 7. The
first day's sport of the slate shooting
iournamont was a successful and en-
oyablo one.
In purse No. 1 Mr Ooodenough , of
Medoapolis , la. , won first prize. Wil-
iams , Hastings and Woodering di-
ided second prize } T. A. Tate third
prize , and Mr. Bruner , from Marshall-
ton , won the fourth prizs.
In purio No. 2 , Col. J. 0. Hoff-
mayr , of Council Bluffs ; Mr. Tubbs ,
'rom Modcapolis , and Mr. Wheeler
inch killed five double birds straight ,
[ n the shoot off Hoffmayr and Tuobs
each killed three pair straight , when
hey divided first prize. Mr. Woodcr-
ng won prize No. 2 ; W. H. Phelps
prize No. 3 , nnd Mr. 0. W. Budd , of
) es Moines , fourth ,
Mr. W. G. Oliver , of Council Bluff * ,
did some excellent shooting , killing
nine out of ten in purse No. 1 , and the
amo in purse No. 2 , but when it canio
.o shooting off ties , ho was shot out
jotli time.
There nro about 150 shots on the
ground. Excellent weather , good
trong birds and the management of
ho tournament in n No. 1. At n
ncoting of the association ( his eve *
ling , the constitution will bo so
mended ns to make the first two days
> f the tournament open to members of
ho staio association only , nnd the last
wo dsys open to the world , even
Oapt. iJogarduo not oxccptod.
The location for the next annual
ournament will bo decided upon to
morrow evening , probably Marshall-
own , Iowa.
CITY COUNCIL.
Tbo Proposed Levee and Market
House. '
A commiltco from the board of
rado reported to the council at the
ossion last evening that the board of
aporvisors was ready to turn over
ho $2,000 appropriated by tho.ni
Awards building a levee , providing
ho city take action to perform their
> art of the contract , which .they are
uaking arrangements to do.
The mayor and Aldermen Shugart
, nd Wood were appointed a commit-
co tn confer with the parties having
n charge the matter of raising money
'or the now city hull and market
place.
republican' Convention.
The republicans of Pottwattamio
county will mutt in delegate convcn-
ion ut the court house in Council
Bluffs on Tuesday , Juno 20 , at 1 p.
m. , for the purpose of selecting thir-
con delegates to attend the congres
sional convention to be held in Coun
cil Eluffr , Juno 22. Each township
rill bo entitled-to the following num
> or of delegates :
ane , 1st Prec't. . .0 Lay ton 5
ane,2.1 Prec'c..7 Lincoln..i.-.2
tane , 3d ' rec't. . .7 LowJ ! . . . . . . . . " . , . . li
[ Carie4thPreo't. ' . .0 Mnc'edonia . .3
iilnomer 2 Mindcn 4
JelUnap 3 Neola . .4
Crescent. 2 Nor walk 2
3ars m ,3 Pleasant , .
Center 3 Rockford
Grove 3 Silver Creek 2
3arner 2 Valley 4
Uarditi , 3 .Washington 3
HazelDell.i .3 Waveland-.3
James. , 3 Wright !
Knox 8 York . . . . . ' .
Keg .Creek 2
The primaries in each township , un
less.ordered . by township committee
man , will bo held Saturday , Juno 17 ,
at 8 p. m. By order of
JOHN W. BAIIID ,
Chairman Co. Rep. Cent. Com.
Bucklin's Arnica Salve.
The BEST SALVK In the world for Cute ,
Bruines , Sores , Ulcers , Salt Rheum , ITe-
ver Sorr-p , Tetter , Chapped Hands , thll- j
blainp , Corns , un 1 all skin eruptions , an I
positively cures illes. It Is ( , 'uurnn-eed to
vivo enti/ifactfon / or money refunded.
Price , 25 cents per box. For sale by C ,
V. Goodman.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special advertisement * , , stic , as
Lost , Found , To Loan , For Bale , To. Bent
Wants , Boarding , etc. , will be Inserted In this
column at the low rate o ! TEN' CENTS PEB
MNE ( or tbo Oral Insertion and FIVB CENTS
PER LINK ( or each subsequent' Insertion ,
Leave Kir crtlsements at 'our office , No. 1
Pearl Htrcct , near llroadvyay.
Wants.
'ANTKD Hood gIrl ( or jrtneral housework
Inquire at Uooortlce. maylOtf
" \TrANTED Everybody' In Council Bluffs Ic
YV to take Till Bis. 20 cents per wcoli , < Ia
llvcred by carrlora. OSlco , No 7 1'carl Street
near Droadway.
WANTED To buy 100 toni broom corn
For particulars address Council Bludi
Ilroom Fctorv. Council llliids. Invri. C ( > 8M'
For Sale and Rent
FOK HKtfr Vartofnr.Mdeiicg or will eel
the wh le on easy tornu. Knqulm at
oJllc. _ _
BUIUK FOlt BAuK-I have on hand ono kiln
ol an gooJ bilck as cm bo dad In the city
Parties des'r PR a gccd rrtlUo will Hnd It lo
their ml v § iil go to c ll at my rcildeDco.cn
Lincoln avenue , or addro a llobcrt 1 1' ' Uilo , flax
511 , Council Bluff * , Iowa. Junul-lm *
| I\UK \ bALK Fro-li mlilc io * < and oilyca * '
J" Kv au llro.'n yard * , Upptx Ilroadwty.
U129-61 *
T10H SALE-Two new tydcl.o at a bargain
K II. btolnhllbcr , at ncwturnltuto lactory
on BcvcntU uvmuo , tivxt 10 C. & N. W. 11. K.
PPH IJALlI-Chcct wuslp north 35 cents to
81 00 ( or A tints' a topy.au4 over,10,000
other useful articles , at Bnltli i Kverett'stireat
Five anil Tcn-Ceut Btorc , No. HO liroidway ,
Council JiuCr : , lou-a. ' niavJO-tt
70 rt BALK. E'ehty-ftcn ' firm pattly caltl
; \atod , two mllci west ol Oinatia. Udell 6
m-8-H
T7IOU KKNl 1'art or whole ot nlco residence ,
J ? or will soil ou easy terms. 4mdy at' Ue
ntllce. u j2-t (
Tj OR aALK-Uca'it.lul residence loU , (00
1 } each ; iiotlilnK down , and Japcrtrontli only ,
> . UC-MAYOlt VAUQHAN ,
apl3-tf
. Mlacollaneoua.
EXUKLblOH UALLKKVsiUlatind aiid the
bjisgill rf In Council llt ifTj. Orar.d aevr .
ao.ptaory w nory lo arrtvs thlj wcelt. Call and
see. 10Q Jltln street.
A NVp olmlntflestaml belfer with Urj (
J\ ball , can Icain ot uherealouts liy o Hint' al
the BE onics. _ * j. . { (
It. W. 1 * I'A'rrON-l'iiytlcian ' aud "OcullstT
CaucuroanycaMOfBoroeyci. It 1 only
matter ot time , and can cure generally in
gui throe tc five wcek
wceklt make * BO differ
ence how long dUeawd. Will itnilcbtoa cross
eyci , operate aad remove rtyrfdnuu. eta. and
Insert arUflclal eye * . Special' ittc lou to
motolnjr Uulcwormu. api-U
JiYOJSE WAKT1NU some nn. quality
corn toed can get It br wrltloif o
UAYNB Ootutcll BtaM
FIVE
SAVED
ON EVERY DOLLAR
11V BUYING YOUR
GROCERIES
AT TUB
Boston Tea Go's ' Store ,
16 Main St , and 15 Pearl St. ,
Council Bluffs ,
TBY IT AND
lake Money ,
W.W.SHERMAN
MANUFACTURER , OF
Road , Track , Coach & Livery
HARNESS !
FINE "WORK A SPECIALTY.
E. n. SHERMAN , Business Manager.
WM. CI1KISTOPHEH , Mechanical Manager.
124 8. Main St. , Council Bluffs , la.
F.J.
Sell More Groceries , Sell
Better Groceries , Sell
Groceries Cheaper
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE 7N
THE CITY. LOOK AT THEIR
PRICES ON A FEW LINES.
sujarfo'r. , . 81 00
10 Hi Standard AsUffar. . . . . . . . , ' ,1 OC
H Ib ( iranulitcU { niynr . . . ! . . _ . 1 o >
TlbKo' . 1 Koastcd i loeoUcce . . . . 1 10
7 It ) No 1 Green i Io.cocu . , . , < 1 00
111 lest hoasted O H. Java coffee. . . , . , - . 3)
llbCc4tnoa.tcdUocln. > . .v . 30
1 Ib lllx , ha f n\ui.nJlialf Hlo. . . . . ; . 25
11. fan ht pcil I rlo I Uvcf . ' , . . . 25
Silicons CallfornhFiuts . : . . . . ' . . . . '
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Choice Table intt r I crib . , . , . . . . . . . . 15
Ycr * btito ( Inllon * pncs. . , . ' . , . . , ' , . . . , . 3' '
It b Can Scl ow Pciuhos. . . . . . . . . . . . 2f
OliQin lo I'cachoa . ' . . . . .i , . . . . . . . 21
ZlbCalBtar Peach- . . ' . . . . , . . . ID
3 Hi an'-vcry lest S cct < onn. . . . . . ' . . . ' . . 2t
Best Irand 'prlng Wheat Flour per Back. . . 3 7f >
liFaraGirictts h.np. . . * . . ' . . .il 00
18 11) Cars Kirk's white Husshn Soap , . . ; . . 1 00
Poyd'g aouifrlb . . . . . . . . . 1C
Boj'd'B Preakfas'- Bacon pet Ibi. . . . . * . . It
i cJ Community r ni b per Jar. . t . - . . 7B
Qkixlon & Dlllworth'a I'rcecrvcs. i. tv. i . . . . 05
And Everytning Else
in Stock Eropoitionally
Cheap , Don't 33uy Any
Groceries Until You Have
Seeir-Us. Tei ms \ Cash.
F , J , OSBOEM & 00 ,
GOUNGIL-BLUFFS
GOUNGILBLUFFS'I
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JIANUFAOTtJRISRS OP
ENGINES. BOILERS , MINING
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY
Office and Works , Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
We giro special attention to
Stamp Mills , SmoltiBg Furnacaa ,
t , HOOTERS AND
QENEBALrlILL MACHINERY ,
HQtJSE FRONTS.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
will , receive ; prompt attention , A general is-
; gortaont ot
Brass Goods. Belting , Fioing ,
AND SUPPLIES FOR
Foundry , Fig Iron , Ooke , Ooal ,
; : QHAS , HENDRIB ,
President.
Eubbor Hose , Iron aud Leac
Piye , Iron and Brass Fittings and
Trimmings , at
Bixby & Wood's ,
THE PLU1MBERS.
On Bancroft or ( Fourth Streets' )
J. M. PALMEJR ,
DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE
ANO LOAN AGENT ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Ors : Woodbury & Son ,
aw a ?
Cor. Pearl is lit Ave , COUNCIL BLUFFB.
& OBAIOr ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Bleb Out Glaaa , Fine French China ,
Silver Ware Sso. ,
MO BaoiPWAT. . COUNCIf. BLUFFS. IOWA.
MES , fl , J , HILTON-M.D. ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
222 Broadwav , Council Bluff * .
> y. S , AUENT. JACOB BlilS
AMENT & SIMS ,
Attorneys ft Oounsellors-at-Law ,
IOWA.
HARKNESS , ORCUTT & GO.
DRY
AND CARPET HOUSE.
Broadway , Cor. Fourth Street , ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa. .
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JTUf U JDJuJLi
I mean business nnd no blowing ,
Having recently contracted for 600
.A. Oigans and over 200 Pianos for thfi sea-
eori , to bo sold at Bargains for Oasb , and
on tiao Agents wanted. tr
Correspondence solicited ,
O J. MUELLER ,
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IE ! COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
F. F. FORD
Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2.00
Blnff and Mm Streets , Council Bluffs.
W ATTQ11 .
Mirrors , Upholstery , BepairiDg' , Eto , , Wood and Metallic Coffins ,
_ No. 430 Broadway , Cur. Bryant-St. , Council Blufla , Iowa. _
UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUTH EVAIN ? STREET.
THE BEST BREAD IN THE CITY. None but.first.class Babora ; '
employed. Bread , Cake , Pics ' , &c. , delivered io any part of tbo city. Oar
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"E STAT ? AG E NT ,
Haa For Sale , Town Lots , Improved and Unimproved , also , Railroad Lands ,
and a number ot Well Improved Farms , both in Iowaand Nebraska.
Office with W. S. MAYNE , over Savings Bank , CPU MOIL BLUFS
WALL SHADES ,
Hew es Just Received.
11 Pearl Street , Council Blnff .
C. A. BEEBJS , W..KUNYAN , W. BEEBS
C. A. BEEBE & CO. ,
Wholesale and lUtall Dealers In
FURNITURE AND CROCKERY ,
Nos. 207 & 209 .Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Mrs , J , E , letcalfe and Mm Belle Lewis
Are now dealing In all kinds ol "fancy " froode , wch kg Lnccf , Embroideries , Indies' Underwea
of all detcrlptlong. Also ll tidVerchlel , both In silk nJ linen , bose ol.ull ulndf. thread , pins ,
needles , ttc. , Wo hope the l&Qle will cell and we our stock of Roods at 633 Broadway biWre go -
h ? elsewhere _ " _ _ '
E. J. DAVIS , 13 PEARL STREET ,
'Dealer ' In '
ZEPHYRS , CERMANTOWN AND , FANCY YARNS
of All KindR. A Fall JLino of Caiivos , Tolts , Embroldarf , Knitting
Still * nnd Stamnott Goodg. VHoo Angartnnnt of A < nli xie Picture *
Z. T/ILINDSET & 00. 9 \
412 BBOADWAYCQUMCIL , [ BLUFFS IOWA , " : | /
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