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    THE DAILY BEE : COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA SATUBDAY , JUNE IT , 1882 ,
The Daily Bee.
COUNCIL JUJFFS.
June 17.
Otllco : No. 7 Poarr"\3troot , Near
Broadway.
0. E. MAYNE , Mumper City qirculatlon.
H. W. TILTON. City Editor.
MINOR MENTIONS.
- Go to Hcrzmnn for bargains ,
Shcrraden makes photographs.
Jndgo Aylcsworlh made four cillzeni
yesterday.
AH kind * of Cauncd Meats at Deck
Bros.
Clnico Wedding Gift * at Mnurcr A
Craig' . .
Yesterday the mercury climbed into
the nineties.
Go to Hcrzman's before buying.
-THE BKST Teas and Coffees in the
market at Deck Bros ,
The outgoing train this afternoon is
over the Chicago , Ilock Island & Pacific.
He reman will sell store nnd dwelling.
Shcrraden is the boss photographer.
The Young Slen'a Christian ns ocla-
tion held a meeting nt the Mcthodht
church last evening.
Pine line of men * ' , boys nnd side
laddies at Sherman's , 124 8 Main.
Solid Silver and Plated Ware at
Maurer & Craig's.
The Hamburg New ? , in looking over
the field for democratic candidates , nnmes
W. II. M. Poscy , J. P.Casady and Judge
Harris ,
Hcrzmnn is bound to close out.
Joseph Iteltcr makes sults'In the lat
est styles nt 310 Broadway.
Look at Seaman's line of 7" Cent
Cabinet Frames.
The "A" grammar brigade will moot
at No. 31 High School avenue nt 12 tn. on
Monday next , on important business. By
order of tliiir captain ,
Railrond tickets bought nnd sold
Buehncll , fi\e doors north of Postoffico.
Can pa\o money on the tickets ,
Don't forget to call at the new Ice
cream parlors of Mrs. J. A. Gray , over
605 Broadway.
In the superior court yesterday one
plain drunk was disposed of , and one man
named Johnson was scat to jail for five
dayp , he having failed to pay the fmo im
posed on him some time ago for drunken
ness.
Joseph Boss , of GIB Upper Broadway ,
Council Bluffs , makes the best butter tubs
in the west , and Bills them nt the lowest
cash price.
- New lot i f Dresden Bisque Figures
and Fine Pottery just opened at Mauror &
Crai 'a.
At the Burlington & Missouri depot ,
Thursday night , an emigrant woman was
robbed of a Udy'a gold watch. She was
sitting in tlio waiting room and indulging
in a nap , when some ono nipped the ticker
and succeeded in getting off with it.
Permits to wed hr.vo been it&ued toO.
C. Bridges of Knudolph , Iowa , and Anna
M. Williams of Nebraska ; to A. J. Ken-
yon of Hudson , Mich. , nnd Josephine
White of IndlannpoUp , nnd to J. IS. Lewis
nd Edith B. Carson of this city.
Ono of our worthy citizcns.on being as.
sured yesterday that Anderson woul i be
nominated by acclamation , remarked that
he didn't believe any such thing. Ander
son might be nominated , but it would not
bo by ncclamatlod but by default , That
nail was hit pretty well on the head.
Go > ernorSt. John Is announced to
speak nt Dohanoy'a next Sunday night in
favor of prohibition. His reputation IN
such that thcro will doubtless bo a crush
to hear him. It is oxpooted also that Miss
Frances Willard , one of the moat eloquent
women in the country , will speak next
Thursday evening on the sntno question ,
To-morrow afternoon Hon. JUchnril
F , Tre\elllck will give on address in the
park , on a subject which interests all. Ho
in u man who should bo given a lar o au
dience , nnd his address will bo ono which
it will proDt all to hear. The workiugmcu
should particularly be pren nt.
At lost n claimant has appeared for
the valise which was found by the police
on the Northwestern bil ge. The man
Identified the grip j cite , day , and hence
there is no need of dragging thu creek for
any corpse. Tie claimed that ha wax un
der the bridge and left the vnlite there ,
and when he returned It was gone.
Arrangements nro made for removing
the inmates of the old Sioux City house
this morning and conveying thorn to the
quarters prepved for them on the river
bank. The old building will probably then
bo condemned then nnd taken down. It
la feared that If the InmntoH were allowed
to occupy it longer tint it ulll become n
pett home In fict. '
The sheriff of Carroll county yester
day broujjlit u man hero named Gorhnm
and lodged him in jail to nwnit the action
of the grand jury , the charge being anault
with Intent to kill , It Is claimed that
another man finding Uorhnm lu his home
was fired with jealousy and ordered htm
out , nnd in order to make blmmorebritklv
pulled a knife on him , uhoreat Gotham
nelzcd a hatchet And threatened to dcm > llsh
the jealous hutband.
It was n merited compllinenl to Hon.
J. B , Grinuell that BO msny gathered in
the park to hear htm , when so short no
tice of lila coming was given , and so many
other attraction * were on. the boards foi
the evening. IU voice was rather husky
and tired as the result of his muny ad.
drowea of late , but he gave nu earnest , in-
terftJng tilk lu favor of the amendment ,
holding the audience by numerous nnec.
s'dotw ' and illustration * , nnd calling foitli
f" frequent npplauao nnd laughter. He ga\c
Her. 0. Compton Burnett nnd llev. Mr ,
Belknap some hard thump ? , charging
them with betraying the church , aud sell'
ing their clerical title * .
Since the eider ivtnt forth that the
bouiea must all be numbered before the
fin * of July , there has been many ejtlzen ?
who have complied or sought to comply ,
Muay do cot know What number to put
up , nd on golnj ? to the engineer' office to
ecettaln , find him out and no one there
.0 giro the information , hU business keep *
ng him away from th office much of the
Ime. Ono canmA blame a cltiren \ cry
much for nedccting to comply n tcr ho
ios tiled In vain two or three times to
ind out the number of hln horse. The
difficulty fthoul t be remedied in some
way. '
The inciting In tlio park Thursday
night did no particular good to either Bid
or flower beds. The crowd cut p the
turf , trampled on flowers , broke down the
wire stretched along the pathn , and caused
.rouble all around.
In glancing nt ( he park In the after
noon of almost any pleasant day , ono can-
nee but nollco the fact that nearly all who
arc occupying the benches are men or
lioys. Yesterday lliero were counted
twenty-seven males and not a single lady
or Rlrl. The day before the count showed
thirty-nine masculines and not a single
icmlnine , Do the men lm\c more leliuro
or do they appreciate the park more ?
Lawrence Basch , a young man , was
yesterday arrested by OfllccrCusIckfor In
Icccnt ezposute. It appears that young
Bosch works on land near the Wabash
railway , and ha has taken pains to annoy
he passengers on passing trains by his
ilthy ways. On betnp brought before
fustico Balrd , ho pleaded guilty and was
ined $10 and cento.
A SPLENDID OFJER.
To reduce our stock wo will sell
Wall Paper for the next thirty days
nt Wholesale Prices.
OnopinvKLL & Co ,
SQUEEZING SOJOUKNERS.
There la to bo no Moro Ohonco for
Buoh Complaints at the
Truusfor.
Ycfltordny Ofllccr Cusick , of the
regular police force , was detailed to
; o to the transfer and there look after
.ho passengers and to see that there
a no further cause of complaint of ill
treatment. Ho will remain there on
duty for a time and will then bo re-
iovcd and another experienced officer
> laccd > there. This will do much to
do away with causes of complaint and
ho public will bo better satisfied. It
s commonly reported that emigrants
especially are miaueod thcro , and if
ucli reports are true there surely
ought to bo n atop put to it. If they
are not true the best assurance of that
act will bo the testimony of our
officer , who is not in the employ of
.ho Union Pacific and who is kept on
duty there , rather than the evidence
of some scribbler who is invited to
ook around for a few minutes , fills his
jockots with cigar * , slakes his thirut
ind then writes a column of praise.
Ono of the chief causes of complaint
os stated is that emigrants waiting at
, ho depot are almost compelled to
mtromzo the emigrant house , whether
; hey are financially able to do so or
lot. It is said that if they do not
) uy meal tickets and lodging
; ickets at the emigrant house
hey nro not allowed to sit
name , and being driven out natur
ally repair to ttio waiting room
of the depot. It is said
thiit the emigrant innkooporspost the
jolicomnn at the depot , who in turn
ires them out of the depot and they
are obliged to content themselves
vith hanging about the platforms , and
.t is oven said they are not allowo d to
'all asleep there unless they put'up a
quarter to quiet the watchman. It
is proposed , by putting n city policeman -
man thcro who is not in the employ
of the road , to BOO that there is no
cause tor such complaints and a quiet
will bo put to all such reports , for if
there is any such occuroncos it should
bo made the Bubjoot of public and
official attention.
It is stated that Swobe & Markol ,
as well as the officials , court tm inves
tigation and deny the truth oi all such
statements. They ought , therefore ,
, o gladly welcome such a course as the
city council has taken to sot the pub-
io mind at ease , and an end of the
complaints may now bo looked for.
Fortunes or Farmers and Me-
olianics.
Thousands of dollars can bo saved by
using proper judgment In taking care of
the health of youi self and family. If you
are bilious , have Hallow complexion , poor
appetite , low and depressed spirits , and
generally debilitated , do not delay n mo
ment , luit go nt ouce ; and procure a hot-
tlo nf UIOBO wonderful Electric Bittern ,
which ne\er fail to cure , and that for the
Irldlns > um of Htly cents. [ Tribune.
Sold byO. 1Goodman. .
'
NOTICE.
Having concluded to rotirn from
the coal businoos , I take this occasion
to thank my friondn and patrons for
kindiiees heretofore extended to mo.
A. II. Mayno & Co. will succeed mo
whom I recommend , and to whom ]
hope the tame geed fooling will bo ex
tended. J. W , llouunni ,
COUMJIL BLUKIB , June ID.
Labor olid Its Wrongs.
Those who failed to hear lion
Richard P. Trovolliok nt the uour
house Thursday night missed much
His audience was not largo , owing to
the Iflct that thcro ere so man ;
other attractions on tlu > same ovcniu |
to draw the crowds , and many pic
forring to bo out doors than to b
housed in a sultry room to hoar ovci
the bosl of opoakera. Another disad
vantage was that Mr , Trovolliek was
not in good voice , having caught a
severe cold , causing him to speak wit !
more difficulty than usual. Still the
address eras ono which inspired inucl
enthusiasm , and left a most cxcollon
imprcEsiou. It was n culm , logical
clean-cut talk , which , unlike the
ttfeivesccut ellbrts of many public
speakers , gave tlio listeners muol
not only to keep them thinking at the
time , but to send them homo to thinl
thoro. Ho pointed out seine of the
marked changes which had occurrec
during his own recollection , as to the
way in which labor was lool e <
upou and treated , Ho shawm
that labor had the balance
of power , there being seventeen ou
of every twenty men who were producers
ducors and workers , leaving only
throe of the twenty who lived withou
work , If the 17 allowed the i
to inako mere boasts of burden o
them , it was to their own shame
Choy had the power to have this
changed The speaker urged work *
ngnicn to gain intelligence and use
heir power instead of spending time
n complaining and whining. Ho
irgul them to become posted in the
acts nnd figures of labor , of produc-
ion , of wealth , EO that they would see
lie wrongs and bo intelligent in their
attempt to riant them. Mr. Ticvol-
ick was closely listened to , end i tny
> resent prone n.ccd the diacoun the
) est they had ever listened to 0' 'hat
subject , being practical , poirtt i and
> lain. Ho lias a fine command of
angiiago , and while his address won
hashed ni.cl at times eloquent , ho
iscd this as a means , not as an end.
laving hvwtlcd extensively , and bo
ng n cloao observer , ho had a wealth
of information from which to draw ,
and the address as a whole was ono
which uhould bo heard by all who are
any way interested in the great ques-
ion ,
ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY.
The curiosity of the residents of
Washington avenue was raised by see-
ng a tripod set up in the street , but
t proved only to bo Luccock , the
) hotographor , taking a view of Dr.
jlobor's residence and a singular col-
oction of sufTonnghumanity , gathered
rom all parts of the country , to avail
themselves of the doctor's well-known
skill. Hero were represented nearly
every ill that flesh is heir to , together
nth those rejoicing in now health ,
ready to return to their homos. About
hirty of the patients are hero easily
ccognizcd , and the patients testified
heir appreciation of both the doctor
and the artist by engaging over three
lozon of the largo pictures before the
camera loft the spot.
LABORING MEN , ATTENTION 1
The Hon. Richard F. Trovolliek has
consented to deliver a second lecture
n the Park , on Sunday , Juno 18 , at
3 p. m. Subject :
{ 'LABOR AND ITS WRONGS. "
Turn out and fill the Park , and lis-
on to a veteran and a hero in the
causa of justice.
Good music will bo in attendance.
COMMITTEE.
GATES-A JAR.
HlB Disappearance Causes a Number
of VVorklnsmou to Hunt for
Tholr Pay.
A contractor named J. Gates has
uddonly disappeared , and it is thought
hat ho has skipped the country. Ho
lad boon given a contract to fill some
ots for J. 1 ? . Hont and had hired
omo thirty or forty laborers , whom
n leaving ho forgot to pay. There
was some balance duo the contractor
> y Mr. Hont , and this amount was
lUrnod over to the laborers , who there-
> y got about forty-five cents on the
dollar for their claims. They ox-
jroas themselves as very indignant at
] atos , as ho did not even leave the
time book , so that they had to make
out affidavits showing the amount duo
-hcin. They do not propoao to let up
on Gates , but will take especial pains
o find his whereabouts.
OHICKERING AHEAD.
J. Mueller says the trade in the
flickering Piano justnow is immense ;
mvo to wait from two weeks to ono
month to got orders filled from the
actory , although they raako seventy-
ivo per week. Those medal actions
n the upright is what doea it.
OITY ICE OREAM PAULOR.
A now stock of french Cream Gonfcc-
ionary just received at the fashionable
co cream , fruit and confectionery
emporium of Smith & McOuon , suc
cessors to Erb & Duquette , 404 Broad
way. _
A GRAND SUCCESS.
Miss Kato L. JomoB is Glvon n Wor
thy Wolcomo.
The grand complimentary concert
tendered Miss Knt.o L. James was
argoly attended. Before the time
'or the concert to begin the seats hac
all been filledand the sign "Standing
Room Only" was hung out. The in-
.orcat.which the citizens have taken
in Miss James' career as an artiste ,
and the pride they have felt in her
wonderful success , led all to bo
equally anxious to hoar again the
voice which has so stirred musical cir
cles , and has won mich rare plaudits
oven Irom captious critics , Misa
James was most enthusiastically re
ceived and her numbers were groetcc
with round after round of applause
and hearty encores , In accordance
with the promise of the programme ,
she gave Rossini's ' Una Vooo Poc <
Pa , " anrt " 0 , Luco di guest Animn,1
by Donizetti , and the Jewel Song ant
Flower Song , from Faust. As re
sponses to encores , oho gave some ol
the old nnd popular songs which over
touch the hearts of the people
and it Bocnioi as if the audience
cpuld not hear enough of the
rich soprano voice so skilfully
handled. A largo number of bcnuti
ful iloral tributcti wcro : ilao bostowci
upon the sweet cingor , us a further
expression of the appreciation of the
rare entertainment aliu thus ufi'ordcd
Miss James has now high fume , am
in her rapid rieo into public favoiitism
she cannot but bo tenured that shu
takes with her the heartiest nnd be&
wishcst of scores of old friends.
Miss James was assisted by Mis
Officer , Miss Myrtle Morkel and Miss
Uorton , together with thu Schubcr
quartet and Mr. Calm of Omaha
Miss Oflioor's instrumental selection
wcro greeted as they always are wit ]
honest applause , and Mies Morkel'a
voice is ul\va } a gladly listened to
Miss Hnrton served as nccomnunis
for Mies Merkel , and Mr. Culm per
formed n like service fur Mies Jamas
and did so in a masterly wny.
Tlio Indies \\lio attended Hereford *
Baking at Osborno's otoro yesterday
were well paid for their visit. Thoj
were doliehted with the rich , ilak ;
biscuit * , which \voro made withou
shortening , Tlioao who have not at
tended should do eo to-day and Mon
day. _
Deals in Dirt ,
The following transfers of titles ar
reported as taken from the count ;
records by J ; W , Squire & Co. , nb
stractors of title , real estate and loan
agents , Council Blufh :
G L. Eppa to J. A. Barton , nw \
of Jio 1,12 , 75 , ,08) ) and no J of nw J ,
12 , 75 , 38-800.
J , White to H. F. Plumer , cast A
of ee j of no I , 20 , 74 , 43$400. .
11. 1'orcival to S. R Ilammit , w A
of so \ and no ] of He ] , 19 , 77 , 42
Sl.DOO.
0. W. Opilz to M. Curtis , part ole
o J of block 0 in Mill add. , city--
\V , II Morgan to E. G.Ues , lot 8 in
block 15 , Hyatt'a aubd. , city $3 o.
W. E. Remington to Mnrtin Casey ,
lot 3 in block 18 , Ncoln S1GO.
Martin Ciwoy to II. L. McWillinms ,
n * , of lot 3 in block 18 , Neola100. .
1) . B , llnworth to Win Siodcntopf ,
n ot. sw4,28 , 70 , 41-SGOO.
Short Broatu.
O. Bortlf , Manchester , N. Y. , wastrou-
bled with nithmn for eleven years , Hnd
boon obl'ged ' to fcit up sometimes ten or
twelve ni htn In succession. Found Imme
diate relief from Dr. ThoniM1 Fclectrio
Oil , and is now entirely cured. jl3-dlw
PERSONAL , .
Bill Nye was taking In Council Bluffa
yesterday.
II. lUchnrdinn , of Cleveland , was at the
Ogden yesterday ,
L. C. Baldwin has gone westward to
look over his cattle ranch ,
J. L. Gouldthrilo , of Minneapolis , vis
ited Council Bluffs yesterday.
E. Ii , Anderson , of Cincinnati , woa
was among the arrivals at the Ogden yea-
terday.
C. Armlt nnd C. II. Barber , prominent
men of Missouri Vnlley , were in the city
yesterday.
Frank Cook went to Lincoln jcsterday ,
o\er the B. KM. , on important business ,
and will return homo to-day.
Major Anderson was in the o'ty yester
day , aa was made apparent by the editorial
in the Nonpareil , beggltg the people of
this county to please support him.
IOWA ITEMS.
Emmet county will vote on the
county seat question this fall.
The contract for building Donison's
now school houao was lot at $2,454.
Kirkwood has gone into the real es
tate and inauranco business at Iowa
City.
City.Tho
The corner otono of the now Methodist -
odist church at Clarinda was laid on
ho 9th.
A fire at Lo Mars on tbo llth buJn-
cd out ton business houses , and did
fu'0,000 damages.
Fish Commissioner Shaw is distrib
uting German carp in homeopathic
doses to the waters of Western Iowa.
The State Journal office at DCS
Hoinea is printing the amendment
ickota for the entire state , 1,500,000
of them.
Atlantic has organized a water com
pany. The works are to cost $ G2,000 ,
and are to bo built by September 1st
of this year.
Several Monona county farmers
iavo boon victimized $40 each by ac-
icnting the agency for n riding plow ,
fho contracts turned up in the shape
of promissory notes in the hands ol
"nnocant purchasers.
Leo Perry , a young man of Ottum-
wa , braking on a Rock Island passon-
r train , was run over on the 13th ,
ind injured so that ho died that night.
Chicago chemists pronounce strych
nine as having boon found in the
atomoch of J. R. Patterson , of Bu
chanan county , sent them for analy
sis. Air. Patterson's preliminary ex
amination for her husband's murder
come of Juno 10 ,
Dr. E. B. Ringland , of Hamilton ,
hps given § 0,000 to Parson's college
at Fuirfiold , toward establishing a
memorial chair to the memory of his
recently departed wife , to bo known m
the "Sallio Ringlaud Professorship of
Natural Science. "
The Pottawattaniio Indians in Tanu
county seem to thnvo in the midst oi
civilization , They raise grain enough
for their own necessities , and their
profits are derived from stock-raising.
The men have an excellent record for
sobriety , and the women are well re-
putt-d for chastity.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special advertisements , sue ae
Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent
Wants , Boarding , etc. , will bo Inserted ID thl
column at the low rate of TEN GENTS FUR
LINK ( or the flret Insertion and FIVE CENTO
PER LINE ( or each eubec < iuent Insertion
Leave adr crttscmcuts at our odlce , No. 7
Pearl htteot , near llroadvuy.
Wants.
Rood girl ( or general hou e\\ork
WANTKD at IIvoolHce. ina)10t (
> TEI-Evcryhody In Council Blufl Io
WAI take TDK Don. 0 cents per vcul ; , do
llvcrrd by carriers. Ofllto , No 7 Pearl Street
near Broad a ay.
To bu > 100 too broom corn
Tor particulars address Council BluS
Frnom Furlnrv. found ! tllufK lowv M8-89H
For Bale find Hont
i : counters for tale at Bcarunii'D
_ " _ _ _ _ _
011 Jir.JSfT"Part ofo 'f' nlduiic. or lll Mil
3
1 the ulr.lo on i-an tenna Lmiulrd at UK
ollko. _ _ _ | _ J 0 ( it
roil 8ALK-1 ha > e on hand ono Uln
B1UCK good brick an cm bo had In the oily
Portion dcn'riiK ' a gocd trtklo vlll find It 1C
their acl\aiil K ° to cull at my nildcnce , on
Lincoln a > cnuu , or odd re B llobt.rt lludale , lion
oil. Council lilulli , lQ n. junel-lm *
I. UH a ALE Two new bycleUk at n bargain
.L1 K It. btclnbllber , at ncwfurnlturo Jactory
on Seventh urtnue , licit io U. & N. \ > \ U "
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ m )2S-lm
SALE Sheet music worll B5 ctnta to
FOH ( or 6 edits a loiw. and o\er 10,000
othir useful articles , ntHiUtli 1 KvcreltsOiu
I'he and Tin Cent btore. No. 140 Jlroidway
Council lilutla , lavt. inajiO tt
IthNi I'artor wholu ol nlco rosldtiico ,
JfVll ulll sill on cos\ terms.i > i > ly at l'c ' (
f IIICO. lU ) Jltt
171 Oil SAI.E Iku'itilul ruMtnco lots , WC
I ; c-ftch ; uotlilii ) ; daw n , and 83 per tenth only ,
by KX-ltAYOK VAUOHAN
I)13-tf
Mlscollunooufl.
1'VKKYTHINO rraJy/or the turomer ecaspn
J tfo coolett Ktllcrj In too vest. Now uc
cesirrlea arrivedbe t In ell } , Caat | ExceUlo
-nlkr ) , 100 Main utrcct.
To Iran at ( rom 0 to 10 per cent , lu
MONEY b ) OOULL S. 1)AV J t (
Dll. W. U I'ATOON-l'bjultlan niid OiulUt
Can euro nil ) cam of kore C ) e . It U onlj
& matter of lime , nnd can cure generally u
from tlireo tc Qt uieU-lt inakcu no dlllcr
enco how long dliejuul. Will btralghlcn crwi
cjt . operate and rctuo\o I'ljrcelrimii , ita , UK
lutcrt artltlcUl ejc9 , facial attention to t
AhVUNK WAN J U > 0 oa enrio quality brooi
corn iced can ( tet It bv writing to
V.t , ilAYNE Council Bluff *
IIV EtYINO YOUR
GROCERIES
AT THE
Boston Tea Go's ' Store ,
16 Main Bt , and 15 Pearl St.i
Council Bluffs ,
TRY IT AND
lake loiiey ,
MAIN STREET
LIVERY , FEED
AND
SALE STABLE.
All Shippers and Travelers will find
good accommodation arid reasonable
hargcs.
SOUTH MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL ,
'ouncil ' Bluffs Iowa
, - - ,
HOLLAND & MILLER ,
Proprietors.
FTT
Sell More Groceries , Sell
Better Groceries , Sell
Groceries Cheaper
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN
THE CITY. LOOK AT THEIR
PRICES ON A FEW LINES.
II lb Fxtra C Bugar for $100
10 Ib Standard AmiR-ir. . . 1 00
II11) Granulated suipvr 100
TlbNo. 1 Hoisted hlocodece 1 CO
TlbKolOrccn Mo codec 1 00
1 Ib Debt lloaitcJ 0. O. Ja > a coffee SO
1 Ib Best Itoittcd Mocha 30
1 IbJIIx , liilf Java nnd hilf IHo 25
I11 Can ihl i > id Dried liccf . . ? 5
31bcanaCallfornl Kiu ts 25
Choice Table imttsr I trlb 15
York State Gallon AjniV-S 30
3lbCan Vclou Pcacbct ) , 20
Gib Can Mo I'taehc8. . . . , 23
2 Ib Can Star Peaches 15
SlbCancry tL t8 cct Corn 20
Best tmuulsStirim ; Wheat Hour per tick. . . 3 76
ISlbliarijGilletts Stan 1 00
18 11) Ears Kirk's W hlte Russian Soap 1 00
I'ojd's ' Hams per Ib IS
lloj d's nreaUfw. Bacon per Ib 10
OrLldaCoinnmnlt ) Fruits per Jar 7fi
Gordon & DillHortirsl'rcscncs 1)5 )
And Everything Else
in Stock Proportionally
Cheap. Don't Buy Any
Groceries Until You Have
Seen Us. Terms Cash.
F , J , OSBORNE & 00 ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING
V
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY
Office nnd Works , Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
We glvo special attention to
Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces ,
HOISTERS AND
GENERAL MILL MACHINERY ,
HOUSE FRONTS.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
will receive prompt attention. A general as
sortment of
Brass Goods , Bolting , Pining ,
AND SUPPLIES FOR
Foundry , Pig Iron , Coke , Ooal ,
OHAS. HENDBIE ,
President.
Pubbor Hose , Iron and Lead
Pipe , Iron and Brass Fittings and
Trimmings , at
Bixby & Wood's ,
THE PLUMBERS.
On Bancroft or ( Fourth Streets. )
J. M. PALMEE ,
DEALF.ll IN
REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN AGENT ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Drs ; Woodbury & Son ,
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J3 > 3jgl 3CQT " 3C1 HE S " 3C1 & *
Cor , Pearl & let A\o. COUNCIL BLUFFfl.
MAUKER & ORAIQ ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Rich Out Glnse , Fine French China ,
Silver Were &c. ,
SIO HlUUPWAT. . COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
MES , B , J. HILTON , M , D. ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ,
222 Broadwav , Council BluCi.
W. B. AMKNT , JACOB B1MS
AMENT St Sir/lS / ,
Wtornoys & Oounsellorfi-at-Lnw ,
COUNCIL BIiOVFR. IOWA.
, ORCUTT & CO.
Broadway , Cor , lourtli Street , ,
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Council Bluffs , Iowa.
mar-2-Pm
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J. MUELLER'S
I mean business and no blowing.
Having recently contt acted for 600 IM :
fiDs and over 200 Pianos for the sea-
sonto bo sold at Bargains for Cash , and
on time Agents wanted- TJ
Correspondence solicited , s
\ TMP3EC.3D ES JS
T
a J. MUELLER ,
O
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
F. F.
Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2.00
Bluff and Willow Streets , Council Bluffs.
FURNITURE HOUSE.
Mirrors , Upholstery. Bepairing , Etc. , Wood and Metallic Coffins ,
No. 430 Broadway , Cor. Bryant St. , Council Bluffa , Iowa.
UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUTH MA5N STREET.
THE BEST BREAD IN THE OITY. None but firat-class Bakora
employed. Bread , Cake , Pies , &o. , delivered to any part of the city. Our
Wagons run all day.
. P. AYRES , Proprietor.
METOALF 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 , Railroad Landu ,
and a number ot Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa and Nebraska.
Office with W. S. MAYNE , over Savings Bank , - OOTJN'OILi BLUF3
WALL PAPER
ew Styles Jnst Received.
11 Pearl Street , Council Bluffr.
0. A. BEEBE , W. HUNYAN , W. BKEBK
O. A. BEEBE & CO. ,
Wholesale and Hctai ! Dealers In
FURNITURE AND CROCKERY ,
Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Irs , J , E , HetcalfB and Iiss Belle Lewis
kinds ol , EiiOi Lnccs , Embroideries , Ladles' Undctwea
Are now dealing In 11 fancy goocJe MI
ot all descriptions. Also itnndl cichlols , both In ellfe and linen , lioeo ol all kinds , ttircad , pins ,
needles , etc. Wo hope tbo lualea will call and sco our stock ol Kooda at GSti llroaanay bilore go
IIK elsewhere.
B. J. DAVIS , 13 PEARL BTEEET ,
Dealer In
ZEPHYRS , GER.VIANTOWN AND FANCY YARNS
of All Kinds. A Full liiiio of Canvas , Felts , Embroidery , Knitting
Silks and Stamped Goods. Nice A ortn < > nt of A i iH po Picture *
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