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THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA SATURDAY , JUNE 24 1882
The Daily Bee.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Saturday Morning June 24.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES :
By Carrier , - - . . . 10 cents txrwtV.
BjriUll , . . . . . . . $10.00 per Ymr.
Offlco : No. 7 Pearl Btroot , Nonr
Broadway.
0. B. 1IAYNE , Mwingrtr City Circulation.
H. V7. TlTON , City Editor.
MINOR MENTIONS.
60c will buy SLGO worth of goods nt
Go to Herzman for bargains.
Shcnaden makes photographs.
Foot and hand railings made nt Blxby
& Woods' .
Sharp thunder storm * yesterday
morning nnd n generous outpouring of
water.
.Tuit received n large line of ladiea1
neckwear for the Mo ) counter at llliss' .
Go to llerzman's before buying ,
Great bargains on the COo counter nt
Blils' .
New lot of fine pottery , bljqtie figure * ,
otc. , lit Manrer & Craig's. Visitors al
ways welcome.
Leave to wed was yesterday given to
J. P. Gordon and Kvnllne Wilbur , both
of Silver creek.
Ilerzman will sell store and dwelling ,
Shcrrailcn is the boss photographer.
Fine line of menu' , boys and nido
saddles nt Sherman's , 121 S Main.
Call and ace tho25c and 60 counter at
1)1 las' ,
This afternoon the Council Bluffs ball
tossers arc to visit Omaha , to try their
mettle with the Union Pacific nine on the
Jatter'ti new grounds.
Ilerzman la bound to cloao out.
Joseph Itcitcr makoa'auitslin the lat
est styles at 310 Broadway.
Kev. T. I" . Brccsa will preach Sunday
morning at the Broadway church. At
night thcro will be a temperance meeting ,
at which he will lecture. Subjoit , " .My
"Vision of tlio Hyena. "
Railroad tickets bought and nold
Bushncll , five doom nortli of I'ostollico.
Can eave money on the tickets ,
The men employed at the water works
were paid off yoilunlay. They number
about 300 ,
Don't forget to call at the new ice
cream parlors of NIB. J. A. Gray , over
COS Broadway.
In the superior court yesterday there
irai ono caio only to dlnpoaa of , and that
a plain drunk who , under the name of Me-
Connick , wasgucn the regulation fine.
Joseph Host ) , of C15 Upper Broadway ,
Council Bluffs , makes the best butter tubs
In the went , and sella them nt the lowest
cash price.
The credit of recovering the body of
yonng Clary , who was drowned Jioro
Tuesday , should bo given to William Din-
noon , of Omaha , who exerted himself nobly
to accomplish that purpose.
The creek was badly swollen by the
heavy rain yesterday , and managed to
overflow as on the last storm , only moro ,
Homo lots being covered with water to a
depth which made navigation hard except
by boats.
A sewer on Broadway nearly In front
of Atkins1 store , caved in night before last
and necessitated repairs yesterday. A
plan is now being contemplated for mak
ing the sewers hereafter of brick In vrchcd
form , as the wooden ones rot away too
quickly and break through easily.
The city council made another at
tempt Thursday night to get a quorum ,
but the political convention proved too
much for some of the members , or eomo
other cause pro veil ted them from showing
up. It was decided to make another try
next Monday ovenlng.
The lightning wan up to Ha pranks yes.
terday morning , and dancing into the city
telegraph office , took a hop , skip and jump
over the switch-board , making a llttlo
burn and a big Hcare , melting uomo of the
brass and leaving Its marks on the tnblo
below.
The small pox does not seem inclined
to let go its grip much , Yesterday It was
found in Mr. Dolanoy'n house , near the
St. Jo depot , Three children in his
family nro suffering from the disease , and
the authorities yesterday put them under
quarantine , and Hung out the flag as a
warning to posseis-by.
Several more men wore made Ameri
can citizens by Judga Aylesworth yester
day. Among them were several German * ,
and noticing that they had had their first
paper * for several years longer than IICCCH
nary , the judge aakcd why they had not
brought them In before. Ono with much
frankness replied that It was because the
beer question had not bica brought to
vote before , and they were interested In
that , if in no other election ,
There was acry happy gathering of
young friends at the residence of Justice
Abbot on Damon street , Wednesday oven1
ing , In response to the Invitations ox *
tended to them by his daughters , Misses
Hyra and Nellie Abbott , Music was pro
vided , to which the fett of the gu nts
tripped merrily until a hto hour , There
wa an abundance of tempting refresh
ments , In fact all the needful accompani
ments of a happy and hoipltablo reception
of friends. The participants pronounced
the enjoyment of the occasion complete.
For some time it ban bee a understood
that the attempt to remove Mrs , Baldwin
from the postofllce would be successful pro
vided the action uf the congressional con
nention wns in favor of the Chapman
Anden on ring. The nomination was tele
graphed immediately to Washington , and
last night a telegram was received In reply
stating that 1'Jill Armour has been ap
pointed postmaster here. It is conceded
that Mrs. JlsJdwiti'tf removal Is for iiulitl
cal reason ) only ,
Two Germans bound for Sau Fran.
cl cp , and who were unable to Ulk Ung.
llib , complained that at the transfer yes
terday an unjust attempt was made to
compel them to pay $12 extra on baggage.
They bad two tickets and only one trunk ,
the trunk weighing one hundred and
twenty paund * . They were Informed that
r wpiiJd Lave to pay ? 12 and a 0,0 , D ,
label -WM pMted on the trunk calling for
that amount on arrival in San Francisco.
A ttarcltng man interfered , and eays that
threat * were made to kick him out ,
but he tiling to it ind the baggage wai
cnl on without the 0 , 0 , I ) check , The
German immigrants teemed grateful in *
deed to their advocate ,
. COMPLETED THE COURSE.
The Graduates ol the High School
Entortnln Thol r Friends nnd
Rocolvo Their Diplomas.
There wis ft crowd at Dohanoy'a
last evening to wilnoss the fxorciaos
attendant upon the twelfth annual
commencement of the Council Bluffs
High school.
Long before the opening of the ex
ercises almost every scat was tnkon ,
and the audience wna composed of the
bolter classes of society , who seemed
to appreciate the efforts made to en
tertain them , as well as the allowing
of intellectual advancement made by
the participants.
The programme opened with n sel
ection by the orchestra , nnd an invo
cation by llov. Dr. Ololnnd ,
The first essay of the availing was by
Miss Mollie V. Koatloy , in which she
clearly handled the much discussed
question of how far circumstances af
fected the liven of great men.
Miss Luna Peterson gave a sprightly
essay on "Hido and Seek , " which was
well received.
"Famous Treaties" was the nubjcc1
of nn essay by Miss Vinnio Itoosn.
It showed much preparatory study
and mo.it excellent thought.
Misa Kflio Moon KIIVO an intercating
essay on "Electric Progrcsoion" which
woo in thought and diction entitled to
high rank among those of the evening.
Miss Mary Malta ; ; , in n clear , well-
linked line of thought , impressed the
truth that character Is the grcnuh of
day by day.
Mica Nellie Clarendon gave ono of
the best oss.iya of the evening , it
being "A llpvorio. " It wn n , chr-m-
ing production and well delivered ,
meriting the hearty opplauao it ro-
coivod. Miss Clarendon is a native
Council Dlulfa girl , and aho is wholly
a product of this city's schools , she
having boon through the entire course
from the lowest to the highest grade.
If her essay is a fair sample of what
intellectual training can bo obtained
from this city's school system , it is
proof sufficient that the system is an
excellent ono.
The essay by Miss Jlomio Lyon , on
" \Vhat Has She Done , " was ono
which pleased the audience greatly ,
nnditfl fresh , sparkling sentences mer
ited the close attention the audience
gave her.
Miss Tillio Autonroith made a vary
ingenious'plea for air caatlos , and put
a very pleasing plmso on that line of
thought.
"Miss Nellie Haiti gave ono of the
best essays of the evening , her sub
ject being "In War and in Peace. "
Mios Nellie Sackott gave the closing
essay , it being on the topic , "Unite
the Knot or Out It. " The line of
thought expressed in the title was well
followed out , and her effort called
forth hearty applause.
The music of the evening was un
usually excellent. The Schubert quar
tette eave a selection , which was en
thusiastically received.
Mies Kate L. James favored the
nudionco with her wonderful voice in
song , and Misa Carrie Atkins gave a
very fine piano solo. t
The stage was very tastefully sot and
made attraotivo by floral decorations.
The presentation of the diplomas was
ono ot tlio most interesting portions
of the exorcises , and the evening
closed with tlio benediction by Her.
Dr. Cloland.
SPIRITUALISM.
Hon. Warren Chase , member of the
atato BCrmto of California , nnd well
known to many of the citizens here ,
will lecture in Everett block on Pearl
street to-morrow , nt 11 o'clock n. in , ,
and at 8 o'clock p , in.
Admission free , and all invited to
attend.
BIU TIME.
Advices from Sioux City indicate
that preparations are very complete
for a Grand Celebration there on the
Fourth. Our citizonu must not forgot
the Special Train and Cheap Hates
oflorou by tlio Sioux City & Pacific
railroad on this occasion. Go and BOO
the English Hurdle Ilacos.
PERSONAL.
1'rof , J , Piper , of Chicago , was in the
city yesterday , a guest at the Ogdcn
house ,
C. M. Whitney Ima returned from a two
weeks trip In Nobuuka , accompanied by
his wife.
W. J. Brown , of Denver , and
Hell , of 1'ueblo , Col , , ro at the Ogden
house ,
K. M , Ford , of Des Moinca , was in the
city yesterday , nnd brought with him
some relics faom the path of the tornado ,
which he generously shared with friends.
Miss FJicklnger , who has been teaching
In the high school bore , leaves to-day for
her home in the eastern part of the state ,
It ia to be hoped that her cortices will bo
continued hero during the next school year
also , as she is one of the most olllclout and
popular teacher * in the corps. The Motho
dlst choir , of which she has been a most
valuable member , will miss her voice
greatly , and will join in wishing her a wife
and sure return in the fall.
James MeMahon has returned from
Nyack , N , V , , where he has been attend
ing school , lie was one of those chosen
to orate at the closing exercises of the
school , hia subject being "Western Im
provements. " Charles S. Morse , von of
J. W. Morde , is aha attending that
school , and appeared at the same exhibi
tion , thy uibject of hi * oration being "Tho
War of the United States. " Young
Mono la growing physlally as well an in
tellectually , his preaout weight being 100
pound * , and his height C foct 3 liiclica.
A Vexed diet-flyman ,
liven the patiruce uf Job would become
exhausted were he a preacher and cndeav *
orlug to Interest hi * audience while they
were keeping up an Incrcssaut coughing
making it impossible for him to bo heard.
Vet , bow very easy can all this be avoided
by nimply using Dr. King's New Discove
ry for Consumption , Coughs and Colds
Trial Bottle * fc'neu Atvay at 0 , F , Good-
'
man's drug ( tore.
THE PEST TENT.
How n Small Pox Patient Was
Robbed By Hia Nurae.
The Donrt Mnn' Friends Hunt Up
tlin Stolen Property and Ar
t-cut the Thief.
It will bo remembered that in the
latter part of May a younsjman named
Jones , a stranger in the city , and em
ployed at the elevator , was taken with
the small pox and removed to the tent ,
where ho remained only two days
when ho died. Jonca had about $ WO
n cash , which ho had deposited in
Father McMcnomy's hands for safe
keeping , and after his death and bur-
al , that reverend gentleman , who had
shown himself such n true friend to
the unfortunate young man , in corresponding
spending with the father 'living in
Ponnoylvanin , learned I hat the
young man had a silver watch
nnd a valuable ring , which
the relatives were anxious to
got. This property not having boon
seen nor heard from by Father Me-
Monomy since the younp man's death ,
ho proceeded to exert himself to find
some trace of it. He wisely chose
Ollicor Sid Sterling , and for the past
few days ho has been buay working
up the matter. Ho has cleared It up
to his own satisfaction at least , and
has arrested a man named W. J.
Drown on the charge of having stolen
the watch. The dotaila of the charge
as they now appear , show a deplorable
and hardened condition of depravity
on Brown's part. It ia claimed that
when .Tonos was brought to the tent ,
Drown , who waa convalescing , was re
tained aa nurse. Drown chanced to
inquire what time of day it was , and
Jones in reply told him that ho hid a
watch in his vrst pocket , by which ho
could find out. It is said that after
Drown thus got the watch ho kept it ,
and had it on his person when ho vrua
arrested.
As to the rintr , it ia said that the
young man seemed to think much of
this , and a day or BO before his death ,
while expecting to die , and partly de
lirious , ho made an attempt to swal
low it , hoping to thus keep any ono
from getting it away from him. It
was restored to hia finger , and after
hia death it ia said that Brown tried
to remove it , but the finger waa so
badly swollen that ho c mid not. Ho
suggested the idea of cutting it off ,
but finally abandoned this , and the
ring waa buried with the young man.
It in claimed that when Drown was
questioned about the watch and ring ,
ho claimed thai- both wore buried
with the young man , while all the
time * io kept it in his possession. Ho
will no iv have a chance to explain in
court his side of the grave charges
thus laid nt his door , and which cer
tainly , if proved , mark him as having
as little feeling as honesty.
OUT ICE CREAM PARLOR.
A now Block off ronchOrcam Confec
tionary just received at the fashionable
ice cream , fruit and confectionery
emporium of Smith & McCuon , suc
cessors to Erb & Duquette , 401 Broad
way. _
WANTED. A partner to toke half or
whole interest in finest fitted up Bil
liard Hall and Saloon in the city.
Excellent location. Enquire at 021
South Main street , Council Bluffs.
CHIDING AN EDITOR.
To tlio Editor ot thollcc :
111 a copy of The Nonpareil of this
city , dated 1.1th inat. ( which has only
by chance come under my notice oven
at ( his late dr.to ) , I find n paragraph
in what the learned editor doubtless
intended ns an editorial on European
affa'ra , to which I take exceptions ,
and on which I wish to offer a word of
comment. Hero is the objectionable
paragraph :
"Tho recent shooting of a landlord
of the name of Burke , in open daylight -
light , nnd the fact that the reward of
5,000 , offered by the government ,
has brought no information concern
ing the murder of Lord Cavendish ,
constitutes strong evidence that a
Inrgo proportion ot the Irish popula
tion favors assassination as a political
remedy. "
Now , in reading this curiously de
vised paragraph three ideas occurred
to me , namely , that the editor must
have calculated to a wonderful extent
on the limited knowledge of his road' '
era in European matters , that his own
morals must not bo good , iu so far ns
the reserved social rights of the Chris-
tiau man is concerned , and lastly , that
ho must bo ignorant both of the past
history and current events ot Ireland.
In regard to the first idea , the cor
respondents of many loading news
papers of this country , traveling in
Ireland , for the purpose if writing
up the true account of ati'tirs in that
country for their rcspec wo papers ,
have published to the world the uni
versal Irish protest of the murders of
Lord Oavondish and Secretary llurkoa
protest accepted by Gladstone himself ,
as the true , genuine outbuist of the
entire Irish nation , BO that that should
have been nsettlod matter long before
this hour all over the civilized world ,
.Secondly , the editor , who I presume ,
is a Christian man , should have known
that , in morals , it would have boon a
crime for one member of society to
receive blood money against another
from a government to whoso laws the
evils and wrongs in which crime hpi
its origin are traced by the entire
population , supposing suspicion might
have rested on some ovily disposed
person , which , however , 1 deny to
have boon the case.
Were Ireland to ha o n government
of her choice this would have been
true. How much so vihilo robbed
nnd plundered and trampled on , in
the dust , by a hateful foreign gov
ernment , whoso lowest officials have
power to visit , by force , by clay or by
night , 'ho ' voiy privacy of the bed
chamber , and drag them from not
alone the man but the woman the
tenderly roared daughter and with
out any other warrant than the BUJ
picioiMjf said officials , and incarcerate
her in a loathcsomo dungeon , Nay !
to shoot her down on the public
highway , in the light of day , because
she dared to mingle with tlio people
exorcising their natural rights of
marching the street * in unarmed pro-
cession. Ah , I should llko to BOO the
editor of The Nonpareil carrying out
his views of loyality to the govern
ment of England in such a country.
Verily , his blood money would soon
drive him to fling his "thirty pieces of
silver" at Iho feet of his employers ,
nnd then hang himself.
Thirdly , in order to bo acquainted
with the condition of Ireland at the
present time , or passing events there ,
the editor of The Nonpareil , instead
of quenching his thirst for literary
lore far away out in the muddy stream ,
should have sought out the source ,
the pure fountain of Irish history ,
without a correct knowledge of which
ho could bo no moro fit to write on
the current social or political affairs of
Ireland than Homo dusky inhabitant
of the Pacific Islands.
I am , Mr. Editor , very respectfully ,
&a , THOS. 0'BniE.v.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , Juno 18
CI1IOKE1UNG PIANOS.
J. Mueller is solo agent for these
splendid pianos. Tlicro is such A de
mand that it is hard work to keep up
with ordcrj ,
HELPING THE NEEDY.
Tlio Contributions for the Cyclone
Sullbrora are Boln Forwarded.
Tlio terrible storm which visited
Orinnoll and vicinity haa robbed mnny
of their little all , and left them in a
condition vvhoro they have the right
to expect practical sympathy and gon-
oroua aid from those moro fortunate
in life. The expectation is being re
alized , and the calls issued for help"
are being promptly responded to ,
Council Blull'a haa thus far sent be
tween 8700 and § 800 in cash , besides
I1 boxes of provisions and clothing , nnd
it IH expected that moro will follow.
Towns and cities nearer the scones of
suffering and devastation have ro'
spondcd moro liberally than this city ,
largely becauae their sympathy has
been touched by the sights which i
many of their citizens have seen with
their own oyca in viaiting the ruins.
The citizens hero , being at a longer
distance , and few having come in ac
tual contact with those scones of sud
den want , naturally move moro slowly
in the matter. The subscription
papers are still open , they being loft
with A. T. Elwoll , at the express
company's ollico , corner of Broadway
and Pearl streets. The cash thcro
received will bo turned over to Mayor
Bowman and by him forwarded to the
proper distributors. The express
companies also have ngrccd to carry
all supplies , either for the general
good or private individuals , Iroo of
charge. It ia to bo hoped that the
generosity of this people will sircll the
contributions greatly abcvo the
ent amount.
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. jelOdlw
Transfers of Titles.
The following transfers of real estate
are reported aa taken from the county
rocorda by J. AV. Squire & Co. , ab
tractors of titles , real estate and loan
agents , Council DlufTa :
M. F. Rohror to J. T. Hurley , lot
7 in block 23 , Dccra' subd , city
S160.
O. | II. I. & P. railroad company to
Carrie Van Drunt , nw frnl } of 7 , 77 ,
39 81,406.20.
0. , 11. I & P. railroad company to
N. W. Matson , nw frnl | nw j- and
nw frnl j of ne \ of 1 , 70,42 570.75.
Avoca L. & L. Co. to Linus Clapp ,
lot C m aubd of lot 2 In n i of nw
of 10 , 77 , 39.
N. D. Lawrence to A. Louie , lots
5 and ( i in block 13 in Stutman's add ,
city $150.
T. 0. Stookson to 0. T. Stockton ,
und A , lot 10 in block ! ) , Macedonia
$250r
I { . H. Woodmancy , trustee , to I.
M. Kelley it Co. , lot 3 in block 0 ,
Macedonia SC20.
0. T. Stockton to 0. M. Smith , lot
10 in block 9 , Macedonia § 250.
Wlion There's o Will Tnoro's a Way.
Anyone who has the will to t y
KCLKCIIIIU On , will surely ( iuotho way to
robust health , in cases of bronchial nlfec-
tiorie , core throat , pain ? , etc. ; and , t > s an
internal remedy it U invaluable.
jelO-dlw
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special ad\crtltcmcnU , flJC aa
Lost , Found , To Loan , For Silo , To Kent ,
Wants , Hoarding , etc. , will bo Inserted In thli
column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PKK
LINE ( or the first Insertion and FIVF. CENTS
PER LINK ( or each subsequent Insertion.
Leave adr crtlsemcnU at our office , No. 7
1'rnrl ntrcct , near llroaJ ay.
Wants.
WANTKD-A soul kTrbcr. 1' . J. Lcl
Map \lllo , Mo. Je20 at *
WANTKD Km ) body In Council Bluffs le
to tttKo TUB line , 20 ccnta per week , do
lltcrcd by carrion. OlHcc , No 7 1'carl Street
rear UroadHay.
To buy 100 tona broom corn
WANTED aiHrcss Council lilufl !
Droom Factory , Council IJlulIs , lowo. 058-20tf
For Sale nnd Rent
7WH UK.vr.-UnlimiUlied roams , 5J1 Wain
J Btrmt. JeiMm
MIItii : counters ( or sale at Seaman's.
jol6-'f
roUHAl.K-l lm\o on hand ono kiln
_ of an gooJ IrlcV as on ! * > had in tlio city ,
1'artlus desrnir a gocil article will flntl It to
their mhnnlnge to call at my ruldcnco. on
Lincoln a\cnne , or uildrcis Itobcrt Tlndalo , llox
611. Council llluffs , IOHH. junol-lm *
I71UU HA1.K Two new bjctclti at a bargain ,
JL' K Jl , Stelnhllbcr , at new lurnltmu factory
on Seu'uth uunuu , next 10 U. fi. Vt' . U. U.
ma)23-lmt
POU HENr 1'art or wliolo of nlco residence ,
or Hill ntll on easy tcrruu. Apply at llco
olllca. umyStf
mOR HALE Beautiful rcsldenco Iota , JOO
L ? each ; nothing down , and SJiwrmonth only ,
> y KX-MAYOU VAUOllAN.
n)13-tl | )
Miscellaneous.
0 UKLL 4 , DAY teproecnt a tornado Insur
a * cu company. Ji > 30-7t
> > . MKYTHINa ready for the eumuier season.
Ill Tl > o cooloit eallcry In tbo f t. Now ac-
craicrlua arrived , bait In city , Ca'lat ' Kicclstor
eallcry , 1C ) Main street.
MONUV To loan at from 0 to 10 per ctnt. In-
UiiMt byOUii.L.&lAY. : ji ) t (
Dll. W. L. I'ATTON-l'hjslcIan and Oculist
Can euro any case of sore r > OH. It I * only
a matter of time , nnd can curt ) generally In
from thrco tc the \\cels It maVes no differ
ence how Ion ; diseased. Will straighten cross
cjes , operate and reuio\o 1'ljrculnius , etc. , and
Insert artificial ejc . Special attention to re
moreliig tadouorius. pS-U
.4 hYONE WANTING soroenne quality broom
jtl. corn oed can ctt It bwtlUnc \ to
i'.T , UAYNK Council Blufli
&FIYB CENTS
SAVED
ON EVERY DOLLAR
nv DUYINO YOUR
GROCERIES
AT TUB
Boston Tea Go's ' Store ,
16 Main St. find 15 Pearl St. ,
Council Bluffs ,
TEY IT AND
lake Ioney.1
F. J. 08BORNE & CO
Sell More Groceries , Sell
Better Groceries , Sell
Groceries Cheaper
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN
THE 01 t'Y. LOOK AT THEIR
PRICES ON A FEW LINES.
lllb PxtraC sugar for. SI 00
Il Ib Standard A sugar 1 00
gib Granulated sugar 1 OU
711) No. 1 Honstcd Klocottccc 1 CO
TlbXolOrecn lilo coffee 1 00
1 Ib Hist lloastcd O O. Ja\n colTec 30
1 Ib llcfct Iloastcd Mocha 30
1 Ib lllx , half Jiua anil half Ulo 25
111 Can thlrncd Dried llecl " 5
31b cans CallfornlaFiults " 5
Choice Table butter per Ib 16
York SUto Gallon A pn'ca 30
3lb Can Ycl ow Pcidic9 20
Oil ) Can Flo Peaches 25
2 Ib Can Star Peaches t 15
31b Can > cry lest Sw cct Corn 20
Best brands Spring Wheat Flourptr sack. . . 3 75
IS Ib Bars Olllett s Hrnji 1 00
18 Ib Bars Klrk'a White llusslan Soap 1 00
Hojd's Hams ptr 11) 1C
Ilojil's ' Breakfast Bacon ptr Ib IB
( ititlda Community Fruits per Jar 76
Cordon &Dilluortli'sPreserves ( i5
And Everything Else
in Stock Proportionally
Cheap. Don't Buy Any
Groceries Until You Have
Seen Us. Terms Cash.
F , J , OSBOENE & 00 ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY
Office and Works , Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Wo glvo special attention to
Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces
HOISTERS AND
GENERAL MILL MACHINERY ,
HOUSE FRONTS.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
will receive prompt attention. A general aa
sortment ot
Brass Goods , Belting , Pining ,
AND SUPPLIES FOR
Foundry , Pig Iron , ( Joke , Coal ,
OHAS , HENDRIE ,
President
MAIN STREET
SALE STABLE.
All Shippers and Travelers will find
peed accommodation and rcaaormblo
charges. '
SOUTH MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL ,
Council Bluffs , - - Iowa.
HOLLAND MILLER ,
_ Proprietors.
Rubber Hose , Iron and Lead
Pipe , Iron and Brass Fittings and
Trimmings , at
Bixby & Wood's ,
THE PLUMBERS.
On Bancroft or ( Fourth Streets- )
J. M. PALMER ,
DKAI.KK IN
REAL ESTATE
ANO LOAN AGENT ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
Drs ; Woodbury & Son ,
Cor. I'earl * 1st Ave. COUNCIL BLUFK8.
MAURER & CRAIG ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Rich Cut Glass , Kino French China ,
Silver Ware &o. ,
310 llnoiDWAT. . COUNCIL IILUKF3 , IOWA ,
MRS , fl , J. HILTON , M , D. ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ,
222 Broudwuv , Coniioil Bluil-
W. S. AMENT. JACOB SIMS
AMENT & SIMS ,
Attorneys & Connsollors-at-Law ,
SOD NOIL DI.UFF9 , IOWA.
HARKNESS , ORGUTT & GO. ,
DRY
AFD CARPET HOUSE.
Cor Fourth Street
Broadway , , ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
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J.
IP MUCKERING AND WEBER PIANO ,
Burdette and Western Cottage - 3VC
, tage Organs. Prices reason
able ; terms to suit all. TJ
3L Importer and Dealer in
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
of all kinds. Sheet Music one-
3LO
third off. Agents wanted. I
O Correspondence solicited
IE d. MUELLER , o
GOUNCILJLUFFS , IOWA.
F. F. FORD
Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2.00
IM and ffiflow Sreets , Council Bluffs ,
Mirrors , Upholstery , Impairing , Etc. , Wood and Metallic Coffins ,
No. 436 Broadway , Cor. .Bryant St. , Council Blulfa , Iowa.
UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUTH RslAIN STREET.
THE BEST BREAD IN THE CITY. None but first-class Bakers
employed. Bread , Cake , Pies , etc. , delivered to any part of the city. Our
Wagons run all day.
P. AYRES , Proprietor.
M E T C A L F BROS. ,
- WHOLESALE DEALEHSj. IN -
Hats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves. \L
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CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED ,
EEAL E AGENT.
Has For Sale , Town Lot& , Improved nnd Unimproved , alao , Railroad Lands ,
and a number ot Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa and Nebraska.
Office with W. S. MAYNE , over Savings Bank , COUNCIL BLUFB
SHADES ,
Hew Styles Just Received.
11 Pearl Street , Council Bluffs.
C. A. BEKUU , W. KUNYAN , W. BEEBE
c. A.BEE"BE & co.
. . _ _ . . ,
Wholesale and Kctnll Dealers In
FURNITURE AND CROCKERY ,
Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Irs , J. E , letcalfe and Iiss Belle Lewis
Are now dealing1 In all kinds of fancy goofs , such as Laces , Embroideries , Ladles' Undcrwea
of all descriptions. . Also liamlkerctilele , both In silk and linen , lioeo of all Kinds , thread , pins ,
needles , i te. . IVo hope the ladles will call ami sto our stock of ) ; oods at ( SO Broauwa ) before KO
liK elsewhere.
E. J. DAVIS , 13 PEARL STREET ,
Dealer In
ZEPHYRS , GERfVIANTOWK AND FANCY YARNS
of All Kinds. A Full JLiiio of Cruivns , Felts , Embroidery , Kuittlxig
SlllcH nnd StftmnoA Onodn , Nice Annortiiont of A I'lH po Flotnron
ZT . EY & 00 ,
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412 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS IOW4
mmm SQUARE GLARING