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The Daily Bee.
"COUMOIL BLUFFS :
Friday Morning June 30
svnscniPTioN RATES-
By Carrier , - - - - - 20ccnt < ) > fr west
RyMkll , - - - - - - -
OKIco : No. 7 Pearl Street , Non
Broadwny.
C , E , MAY.VK Msfiarcr City Circulation.
H. W. T ) LTON , City Editor.
MINOR MENTIONS ,
Go to Herrmnn for l > argan ! < i.
Tliere was little butineM in the mi
jictlor court > c tcnlf > y , there liclni ; onlj
three ilrunlcf , nnd they ere put on lc .
Slierrmlen mnfccii jihotogrnjihi.
.Ituciili Kotn , of 015 Upjier liromlnay ,
Council liluff * , innkca the bc t liultcr tube
In the weal , nnd 11 them at the lowest
cash price.
Tuo men , Mowlet nnd I.e I'lcin , wcro
jeUerihy complftlncd of for disturbing the
peace and dignity nf tin- Brent state of
Town , by clawing each other
Hcrrmnn will sell store and dwelling.
Railroad tickets loiit1it ? nnd w > M
Jiuflmcll , ( ho liocrn north of I'oRtnllkc.
Can * m e money on the ticket * .
The heavy rnln Wcilneidny night has
added Btill further to the damage by Hood ,
nnd the cicclt Inn been increasing the
dnimge by culling nw.iy nllll further Its
ban'ki' ,
Shcrradcn In the IxifH photographer.
.Toscpli ] ! eitcr juntos Mills in llio Int
ent ntylcH nt 310 Broadway.
The cormhissioiis of nil notaries expire
on the tlh of July , and applicant ! ) for now
peichmrnU are HooilhiK the clerk' * olHce
\vith bomli. The number of nolarici in
this county numbers 101.
* Go to llcrrinnn'a before bujinfj.
New lot of fine pottery , bitque figures ,
etc. , at Mnnrer & Craij'n. ( Villon al
ways welcome.
The Bpccinl meeliiu , ' tailed for Hie
board of trade Wodnc dayc\cninK failed
to bring out n ( | uoruin , nnd the biwiiem in
hand wn necepHntHy postponed until the
regular meeting , next Monday evening ,
when it Is to be hoped that there will be *
fullnttcmlnncw.
Fine line of nicns' , bo } nnd fide
jmddliH nt SheiinatiV , 12 1 S Main.
Hcrzimn is bound to clou out.
Yesterday two new htiect cars arilveil
Irom St. Louie , and to-day they will 1 e
put upon the road. They are beauties ,
and tlio iiiiproM'incnt will be gratifying to
the public. One of the new cnrn will b
plucod on the J ! roadway line , uud our on
the Mai ii htrect line. The old cm a will bo
refitted and put in excellent condition ,
and it is e.xpecttd that SH noon as these re
paint are mode Hint the street larHuill
double the iruuuiry | of their tri | > n , run
ning e > ery half hour ill-tend of cicry
hour. It is expected that the chances to
cross the ri\er will ho doubled aluo , Any
ino\o in thh direction will bo hoirlily
\\elcoinedbythe citi/cm and by transi
ent ! .
Thi.ro has been BOHIO talk caused by
the remoial of MOBS , found guilty of pas
sing counterfeit money , and sentenced to
BIX months imprisonment. MOM wai u\\cn \
hi * choice of being In jail here 01 In the
penitentiary. Hu preferred jail here , and
< has already nerved four of tha six months ,
when Deputy United States Stuart ban
had him taken to Fort Madison , on the
grounds of the prisoner being allow od too
many liberties here. It Is a fact that Moas
has been nllonod to do chores nnd errands ,
and given many chances to Incntho the nlr ,
but Sheriff rtulttnr , justifies this liberty ,
by saying that Judge- l o\e told him to ute
the prisoner easy , nnd ho followed this in-
fltniclion as he understood it. Stuart ob
jected , and made coiiiplidnU , rvcurcd the
nccei" < .iry pnporn , and sent the man across
the stilt ! to ni.no nut thu other tno
months. Tlio lees foi taking him ncross
the state will amount to about $60abo\o
expuuscH , which is n pretty good piolit foi
the marshal , white nt the same time it is
rather oxpcnftUo tn Uncle Sam , especially
! IH the man has only two months mote to
Hcr > u anyway. _
EXCURSION.
The Union 1'iicilic band , of Oinuhii ,
have boon engaged for tlio Sioux City
colobration. Kxcuuioniats who avail
UiuiriBolvos ot the cheap r.itos and
npocial train on that occasion will
have plenty of music of thu highest
order.
Baby Saved ?
Wo ire BO thankful to any that our
baby wns enroll of n danuurous nnd
protracted irregularity of tlio bowola
by the UBQ of Hop liittors by its mothur
whicli at the B.IUIO limo restored liur
to perfect health and strength. TIiu
Parents , Rochester , N. Y.Uulinlo
Pur anlo nt n birgaiii DO.OOO choice
seven foot fence posts , by Vnughan , at
a reduced piico. _
CITY ICE OttEAM PARLOR.
A now Block of f tench Cream Confec
tionary just ruceivedtitthofiiahtoiublo
ice cream , fruit and confectionoiy
emporiuin of Smith it McCinm. auc-
cessora to Erb it Duquette101 uroiul-
way.
Colebnulnu tbo Fourtlj.
The ladies and gentlemen of the
congregation of St. Frnncia parish will
conduct u celebration of the nation's
birthday at Olondalo July 4th. The
programme will Include a grand parade -
ado of the firemen , and other civic
societies of this city including the G.
A. U , , w hots ill march in procession
through the streets to the grounds ,
wliero tiiore will bo an oration , read
ing of thu declaration of independ
ence , dinner succeeded by dancing
and out of door sports , The whole
a Hair will terminate in u grand ball nt
DolinnyVi opera house in thu evening
All are inyited to comn and enjoy
tlienuelves. COMMITU.K ,
Trouble Kuyotl.
It i n remarkable fact that
I'LKcriuo OK. U SB good for internal us ex.
ternal use , Tor illbeases of the lungu and
thruati , and for rheunmthm , ueuralEln ,
crick In the back , utuuli1 , and Eoren , it Ii
the beet known iviilxly , and much trouble
Is a\ed by haUiijj It alwuy * on hand.
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SCHOOL SHOWING ,
The Annual Oominencemon
Exercises of St Francis *
Academy.
The High School Alnmnl Hold r
Mnppy Recaption
\esterday morning there was n lar--
audience gathered in St. Fraiiuu
academy to enjoy the exorcics Rr-
rangcdfor the ( enth annual corn-
mcnccincnt of that educational insti <
Lion. The three school rooms were
.hrown into ono and a stage con-
atruted at one end. This stage uaa
jcautifnlly adorned , nnd the coiling
and wall were decorated with mnny
mall fcitoons of green , giving the
whole the appearance of n tempting
> ewer , a shady retreat.
The exercises wore certainly credit-
bio to the participants , nnd an honor
o the siitcia under whoso tutelage
ho young Indies and girls linvo been.
'ho opening of the programme wns
niquo and n very happy plan , ex-
ollently oxccutod. An entrance
larch wns played on two pinups at
Inch presided with much skill Misses
'ussio Keating , Nottio Oorner , LiV
io Ilonton and Miss Lonii Wnrnor , of
inux City. The young Indies
laycd excellently < jno of IIuntor'H
narches , while bytwoscamo nmrcli-
ng upon the stage about seventy-live
; irla .ill dressed in whitu , with
) luo Biishes nnd ( I oral ndornmonfB.
'hey inarched nnd count er-iniu eh ed
ulil nttho close they cniuo to rent in
uch order that the taller iniaaoi mot
10 rear of thu atngo , and the otherii
radcd clown lo thu little tads of thu
rat row , Then they joined in ti
wcot , merry chorus , it being Voazic'n
Morning Invitation. " At ill close
lisa Rullo Heiideraon of Colorado ,
nmo to the fiont nnd oll'ercd in their
icir behalf a tmlutntory , nnd ex-
ircnscd n hearty welcome fp nil , nnd
is she finished the marchinir inimio
med the feet of all ns they letired
rom thu stage amidat npi/Imif c
Tlio next number waa u polli.i roulco
> y Fowler , played on two pianos by
UJBHCH Fiinnio MciVtco , J ) . Hello
viimsworth , of Sioux City , Anna
jusk , of Lognn , nnd Lena Warner.
It wns excellently rendered ,
Miss Maggie Swift , of Omaha , gave
a plcafcing essay on " 1'alont" which
called forth merited npplausu. _
Herz'a grand coronation march wns
played on two pianoi by Mitmcs 1'uasie
Keating and Nettie Oeinor , nnd was
one of the boat inimical nninberfi on
the programme
Miss Sadin Clarke recited inimitably
1 Curfew Jlust Not "
Ring To-Night ,
and bosidua receiving juot applnuso
was given n llonil tribute.
A very well rendered number ' "an
"The IJoantiewof Trovnlsie , " given by
MinscB IMtujgio Swift , Fnnnio McAtoo ,
Itello Kmgswortli und i\Irs. Knuna
Scliwcrtly , of Missouri Valley.
Onoof the moat interesting and moat
meritorious features of the programme
followed , it being a charming operetta ,
"L ula. " MIBI Katie Morar preceded
its rendition by explaining to the
audience ita plot , which wna mmple.
M iaa Amolin J'nschcl nppenred in the
title role , nnd Mieu Fannlu Page as
thu fairy queen , while Miss liollu
HenderHon served IIH accompanist.
There was a clionm of mountain chil
dren nnd of fairies in charming cos
tumes , und the solo work done by
the Misses Pasohel and Page , together
with the chorines , showed rnro skill ,
sweetness of voice : uul liaimonyhilo
the melodies were very pleaaing ,
Mias Ilnttiu lilaxaim gnvo a very
p'nctical and intcieating essay on
' 'iMuke Your Homo Beautiful. "
The oveituro to Xunpa waa well
rendered by Misses Miggto Swift ,
Fannie M oAteo , Belle Kingaworth
nnd Anna I aisle.
Misi Jtello Kinga\\oith gave ns n
iccitatiiin "The Street M usicians. "
Misa M iigi io Swift gave a piano aolo ,
Schad'B 'I'o Doum.
Miss Amelia PuKchol gavonsn vccil
Bolo Verdi's "Dear Frienda of
Youth. " She has n very sweet voice ,
with real music in it , and her cnunui-
ntiim was most excellent.
Miss Fannie MuAtee , n nieeo of
Father McMonomy , gave a well written -
ton rssay "Unseen J5attlo Fields. "
Mies Belle Jlonderson gave Sch.id'a
"Bolisario , " which was well recited ,
and late in the programmes gave n rec
itation , "Burial of Moses. " She also
joined with Miss Mng io Swift in ren
dering on two pianos "I l'uritani"by
Berg. In the varied duties devolving
upon her Miss Henderson nciiuitted
horsrlf in a very ciodiUblo manner.
Misa Knto Mornn , of Creacent
City , gave a happy ' esany on "Sun-
dhino andSludoH , " hicli called lorth
hearty i.pplause.
Mias Amelia TAachol , whoho voice
so charmed the audience , ahouod lur
skill also uiion the instrument by
giving a dilhcult Kelcction horn
Liazt.
The piogrammo closed by the con-
furring of honors nnd n gr.ind chorus
from llnydn'a "Seasons , " giving iv
happy finish to an oiitrrtumiunt ,
which though of unusual li'imlh , jit
was also oi nmmiiji merit , and which
held the attention and kept nbvo thu
interest of the nudienco to the u-ry
close ,
Among these noticed in attendance
were the Rov. Fathers Morrin , of
Missouri Valley , L > ncli , of Uun'ttp ,
Norton , of Ida , Bradley nf Atchison ,
Ivanaaa and Knglish , of Omaha ,
1111 : man HCIIOOI. AU MM
had a reunion and a leception last
night in the auditorium of the Bloomer
school , which was largely atttonded ,
in response to the invitations extended
by the committee appointed for , that
purpoae , und consisting of Barbara
Andoreon , Ida Cook , Misa Etta Dur-
fen and Dtill 0 , Morgan. The follow-
in t ; was the programme arranged ;
Musio OrAifbtM.
] ; * iny Hnr.ibaia Anderson ,
Si nx ( jimi lotto.
UiaUou I' . M. Ifarl.
MIHIC Addle lloiton ,
Select JttaJiug Mr * . Kate Spinguo.
Muhlc-Orchistrn.
I'oeui , original C3co , Wittuin , '
nong Quartette ,
Kiwny Jdu ( Jouk.
Music -Orchretra ,
WANTED-Boy with pony. Bm
otlice.
LOOKING TOR LAND.
Undo Sam Wants a Place In. Counc
Bluffs to Plant Hla Now House.
Tlio first move towards the locatio
of the now government building i
now made in the form of the follow
ing from Architect Hill. From th
date fixed , July IS , it appears tha
the location will not bo decided upr r
until after that date , nnd the other nr
rntigomenta will have to bo decidct
upon , so that the date of thu begin
ning of the actual work ii still some
distance in the future.
Tiu.AM-\in In , umifsr , )
Om < E hi I'HINHIVU AfH IIITHT , J.
WAIHISP.TOV , .June 20 , 1HS2.J
1'rnpoiwls nro invited for the sale o ;
propprty suitable ns a situ for the
public building , to bo erected by the
United Slates , in the city of Counci
BluHd , Iowa. A corner lot is to be
preferred. If a corner lot , the di
mensions should not bo less than J2C
xlSO feet ; if not a corner lot not leas
limn 120jt2.0 ! feet , the 2(10 ( feet to to
street frontage , Buildings on propci-
ty to bo retained and removed by
owner. Proposals should bo marked
"Propjsnl for oalo of property for site
> if public building nt Council Bluifx ,
Iowa , " and addressed to the under
signed , nnd should roach his oflico on
or before the eighteenth of .luly,1882.
JAS G. HIM , ,
Supervising Architect.
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For mlo at a bargain 150,000 choice
seven foot funco posts , by V.uighnn ,
at a t educed price.
"A Ycnr's
Mii'UiniNCm , Ltd. , Juno 1 , ' 81 ,
11.11. WAIINKU , S : Co : .S'iM-A
ye.vr'i nulluunjit from kidney disease
was compleloly nlievcd by your Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure.
jo2(5d-lw ( .losiu'if F. LOTTES.
LOOKING AFTER LICENSE.
Another Scbomoto Make the Saloons
Pay u HevanUo Into the
Treasury.
The fact that the adoption of the
adoption of the prohibitory amend
ment will not cauau the saloons hero
tn close ia conceded by all pirties. Tn
view of it the city fathom cannot
grunt any license ns heretofore , and
they dislike lo ace the goodly revenue
drop out , especially in view of the
city'rt pressing need for money just
now. A lemonade and soda water
license has been suggested us one
ucheme , ns aired in yesterday's JJi.i : .
A still better device ia now hit nuon ,
It being the piiasago of n city ordi
nance , 111 compliance with the consti
tutional amendment , prohibiting tlio
oalo of beer , wine , etc. , and atli\ini ; a
penalty for ib violation. Outwardly
this seems to be a deter
mination to stand by thu amend
ment , but to an outsider , who stops
to think a minute , it appears
ns an ingenious plan to pi event the
city from losing its accustomed rev
enue. Under Ihio ordinance licctibo
can bo collected , though not by that
namo. Snppoao instead of lnenniit :
anlooni nt $25 u month , cr $300
n year , a naloon man iu regularly com
plained of each month for Helling in
violation of the city ordinance , pleads
guilty , and is fined , thu line and coats
amounting to $25 , it gets into thu
city tro.iaury juat thu a.uue , and the
revenue is not sw opt out.
This appears to bo the object in
viow. In any event the auloons v/ill
run nnd the council docs not feel like
letting them run without having them
help the city's expenses.
For sale nt a bargain ! ! 0,000 choice
oven fet fence posts , by Vnughan , at
A reduced price
A eontominrary-isl.K "How Khali wo
men carry th ir pitmen to fi 1141 ate the
llilovct ? " Why , carry them empty. Notn-
Int. ' fru tr.itts a thief morn than to tnntcli
a wniiiiiu'ri purci' , aftoi follow hi , ; her half
iv mile , and then find it contains nothing
but u itu'po for spiced peaches nn. { n faded
[ ihoto Mph of her grandmother ,
PERSONAL.
Hon. .Fames Wilnon , of Tama , wna in
iho city yinterday.
Ifon. IVtor A. l > a } , of lown City , was
U thu O ilen houau.
Attorney James 1) ) , Lucai1 , of Mia ouii
Vulloy , wus at the O0'den yoaterdny ,
Mrs. 1 . M.l'iyorand M rs. H. W. Til-
Lou liaxn retuinod from mi extuuicilisit
to relalions and frleiuln in Wisconsin.
Foil SAI.K. Soda fountain com-
plolo. < ) . H Atkins , HID Broudnay ,
Council IHiill's ,
Tlin Icloal Incltiin.
The Osigcs are anid to bo nearest to
ideal Indiana in appearance among
the remaining tribes of Indi.in Terri
tory. Tlio average hoiuht of the IIIIMI
ia full six feet , and their features nro
strongly characteristic. "They ronin
the s.ivjgo dreu , " says a coriOHpond-
ont of Mio I'nnidcnco Journal , "alm\e
their hoada except a ridge of bristles
on thn top , like n cock's comb , streak
their facet with red ochre nnd their
bodies and arms with dark lines.
" \Vhon \ the three youths presenting
Ihia nppearancodashed up to ns on
their ponies , it looked an though we
had got among the nntU u aburigines at
last. They extended their hiiiula with
a smiling greeting that showed their
white tenth , and uttered the talisma-
nio 'Hough * to which wo responded
with an attempt at equally deep-lung
ed emphasis , and then they clattered
on , sitting straight on their horses'
buck , nnd riding like centaura. " In
the same manner , however , the writ ?
or lU'Bcnbcs Bomething far less pic-
tureeiiue and more civilized the
Bpeetiiclu of n native constable lugging
a drunken Indian to jinl , and clubbing
him , nolicemun fashion , on thu wuy.
Ho iiieo heard some e uaws singing
selections from " 1'inaforo" in a most
dreadful manner , to the accompani
ment of a painful accordoon.
A Vexed UlorRymnu.
Kven the imtimco of Job would become
cxhauiteil wore ho a preacher and i'iule.i\-
oiliig to Interest hU nudienco while they
wuro UcepliiK up n" Incressant couphinc
makliii ; it imposalblo for him to he heard.
Vet , how \ery easy on all thin be avoided
liy shmily nslni ; Dr. Kinn'tf New li ccne-
ry for C'oimimption , t/'oughn and Coldn
Trial Itottle * K' en away at U , F , Good ,
mnn'n iiru ; itorn
PEACE RESTORED.
The School Board Harmonizes Its
Differences and Proceeds
With Business ,
Frank Graai Given a Building
Contract , and tbo Fllectiou
of Teachers Repeated.
AH Attempt to Cro-.nl Prof. Fnrn-
hnni Out of thn Snjiorliitcud-
onoy
At a meeting of the board of
education Wednesday night the dif
rorences which caused the previous
session to be so unpleasant > vere
settled , nnd harmony restored. It
will bo remembered that at the prc
vioua n'outing three of the members
refused to vote and finally withdrew ,
and the other throe proceeded with
.he election of teachers and the trans-
ction of other business. When the
> oard assembled again Wednesday
night , Mr.lylcsnorlh Introduced a
rosolulion that Messrs. Brewer nnd
Glauaen ( ono from each faction ) con
atitutoa committee to confer together
and agree upon an order of bus'mes ? ,
and that the board should tuko such
order as reported and transact busi-
lesa in nccoid.mco with it Thtec
Qontlumen aoon c.uno to an under-
tanding , and in accordances with their
eport the board first opened tno bids
or the buildmtr of iliu new echool
louse in Halls uOdition. It w.is
uuiid that Fnrnk Or.ica'a bid waa the
owest fet builtling the rchool house
vith a tower , but tluu for building it
vtthout n toner Mr. Wickliam's w.ia
ho Inwebt. It \ > aa decided to have a
ewer , and accordingly the contract
vai awarded to ( Jrasa.
1'ho second matter to bo cotiaidered
vns the election of teacher. The
esult of this was thu anmo ai thn
f the previous meeting , and as
Iready given in THE Btn. The
.lino teachers and fi'imu enlnries us
Iready decided on wore agreed to
liroughout.
A move waa made in the direction
f crowding Prof. I'.iruhnm out of
lie suporintendency. That gentle-
nan has served hero far two years ,
laving comn froiri Binghampton , N ,
' . , wnero ho wna nnpermtendciit for
ive years. At the end of Ina first
ear hero a c-jntraot wns entered into
3 retain him three year ? , so th.it
lu-ru now remain two years for him
o serve. He waa lately ie-clected to
us old place as superintendent in
iinglininptoii , nt n salary of $2,000
> er annum , bur , supposing he would
nt bo re-leased hero , declined , but the
ilnco ia beinc held open for him , and
io ia in receipt of letters and tele-
rams urging him to return there ,
'hero ia soinu uppposition to him here ,
nd this cioppcd out in this nicotine ;
\lr. \ Matt ollered a resolution that the
card proceed to elect a nupennten-
enl. 1 Ins v as voted down , Messrs.
'ottibone and Mott alone voting jye ,
nd the four others voting nay.
Mr Mott then offered n resolution
o reduce the salary from § 2,20J to
1,500. Mr. Brewer offered an
incndment that the present contract
vith Prof. Furnham to icalllrnied.
'Inn amendment carried.
A complimentary resolution was in-
reduced in honor of Mias Wubator ,
who has juat retired from the pnn-
Ipalship of the high school. Adjourn.-
lent w.is then taken.
Rub Jt In-
iTncob Lneckiuan 271 Clinton s'reet ,
tutfalo , > . Y. , i.ayi he hasleen _ mm , '
'IIOSIAS KiniHio Oil for rhciiiualii-tn
[ e'had huch a lame lia k that he' could do
othing ; hut ono bottle entirely cured him.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES. .
J < 0riCJ.Special ftiUoitijiincTte , aui. 11
.ost , round , To Loan , Tor SMc , To Kent ,
'ant * , U < mdii ! , etc. , ulll bo Inserted Iu this
'Olutnn at th low ratoot 1EN CKNTb PKR
INK for the llrst Insertion and FIVE CENTh
'Ell LINK for c.iUi bubioqutnt Inncrtinn.
, ei\u nl ( crllHcmcnta &t our o'llce , No. 7
Varl Rtritt. near llrovluax.
Wunta.
A ANTEM-hltua ion li > xin.iioncel c'rl ' to
i\ do oiural lioii'ouoil ; . Kmiuiu at UUP o (
: o. J.2'U (
- crjl'Odj In Council BluBa lo
yANTKD-K Ilia , " 0 ccnta per \COK , do
\ercd b > carrlcra. Olllio , Ko 1'oarl Street
e.i
e.iY ANTED To buy 100 toii broom corn
Y Kor , particular * mldreas Council Illuffg
roam Factor ) , Council Hinds , loua 05S-'Otl
For SiUo and Runt
7 011 HBNT T o front looms , uiifuriiikhi.il ,
1 v r\ c iriblo. lnpilront lln oilVo.
Jin i.7 f
j Kh.YJ Inliirnldhuil rooms 6U Main
; htra 1 jo21 1m
'MIIUKK lumitirs ( cr Halo at buvuan'ii
1 jo15 f
> 1UCK 1'i'H SAMP 1 ha u on ImiiU onu kiln
J of ax ooJ liiLt ns cm IHI had In thit ell )
' -Mica di r UK it Rtcd article vlll Ihul It io
itlr ttdtoinc o to call nt uirtiliUiiic , on
.iiicnln UMMIUC , or oddrcM ) Itobirt TiiiiUk' , lo\ !
II. 1'ouiiLii II lUfJ , ln a Juml 1m *
TlOlt HEN i I'art or whole cl nice rosldciae ,
or will Ci.ll on taxy luiius . i > i > lj at lies
lice. inajJtl _
71011 SAtK llea-itilul rcsldciuo lotn , SCO
each : nothlntf ilottii , and iMjtr 'onth onlj ,
y EXMAOUAUU1IA.N
MlucollnnoouB ,
. . & DAV ujinsuit a tornado inxur-
JDKI.I. ( oniiaiij. | jcJO 7t
/VKHVTIHMl rcailj for the nmmier icvon.
( The coolest iralltr > In the went. Ko ac
suorim nrrhcil , liott In ell ) . Call at ExiuUior
alii r > , 100 Main > ttect.
ONKYTo loan at from 0 to 10 iicr rent U
M tcrutt n > OtiKMi&OAY j U
. W U PATTON I'hjblclan and OculUt
Dll. euro an ) cas o ( bore cju It U enl )
i matter ol tnio ! , and can euro general ! ) In
'roui thri'o 1C fi\o wicl It matted iiodiMtr
encu liuu } oug dUiaxvilV111 etral htcn cross
I'jis , opirato and remote PtrrKlnma , ttc. , and
nikirt artlllcaloa ! Si > vttol alUntlon to re-
; tvltwOTiii . apS tl
NYONKANT1NO boicolliieqiulit ) broom
A corn siuil tail Kct It bv v.rlth ] tel
l > . T MAYNK Uouncll BluQi
The Star Bakery ,
HOWARD & ROBIE ,
227 MAIN ST ,
uiploy the licit Dread IlaVcr In the Wont ; also
choice hind forCaViaand 1'lis.
UrvuJ iltllteroil to all larte ol the city.
1'BIYI.VO YOfR
GROCERIES
AT THE
Eoston Tea Go's ' Store ,
16 Main Stand 15 Pearl St. ,
Council Bluffs ,
THY IT AND
Make Money , f
F.J
Sell More Groceries , Sell
Better Grocerie , , Sell
Groceries Cheaper
T/IAN ANY OTITEIl HOUSE IN
THE CL1Y. LOOK AT THEIR
rJUOES ON A FE\V LINES.
"Ulr for SI CO
10 Id Standard A sunr. , . . . i rx
11) Granulated muir. . . . l 01
7lbKo 1 Hoisted hloioffeca. . . , 1(0
71bjNolGri.cn liioiofffo lee
1 Ib lift Konrtcit ( ) < S JtkeolTtc ti
1 ll > Hut floA'tid Mocha so
1 Ib Jllhiif Ja\a nnd half Ulo
1 l-i fan dilipeil I'rlcl llccf
.lib rani California I'm ts
.hoice 'l l > lc unit r jcrlb 15
lork StxtcOallon Apii c-i . 30
3 Ib ( an > il on I'eiilin sn
0 Hi Tin i io 1'ciLhri 2i
2 Hit uMnr Piaihx ir
Sllifan icr.1 . 1 c t SHsot ( orn . . . . JD
Vst 1 mull inlnirlitit Hourpcr 3 7fi
11bllinUIIIUtH "iup 1 03
b ll > lar ! Kirks Uhltu Itus-hui Soap. . . 1 00
lo > dS iiinii Mr III IK . . .
.OMl.t IlnaUf.13 * Iai.uii ! ] vir Ib 10
> i ( .liUCninmunit Kru ts ) > cr Jar . 75
05
And Everything Else
n Stock Proportionally
Uheap. Don't Buy Any
jrroceries Until You Have
Seen Us. Teims Cash.
F , J , OSBORHS & B0 ,
" _ _ _
" " "
"COUNCIL"BLUFFS"
MAUUFAOTUKERS OF
AND
rSNERAL MACHINERY
Oaice and Works. Main Street ,
3OUNOIL , BLUFFS , IOWA.
Wo gho Bpcclil attention to
tap Mills , Smelting Piirnaces ,
HOISTERS AND
GENERAL HILL MACHINERY ,
HOUSE FRONTS.
3BNERAL REPAIR' WORK
.III rccclto prompt attcntn. A gcucral as-
Ecrtmcr.t of
Brass Goods , Belting , Pining ,
AND SUPPLIES FOR
foundry , Pig Iron , Coke , Coal ,
OHAS. HENDEIE ,
President
STREET
C
AND
All Shippers and Traelon w ill find
rood accommodation and reasonable
ilmrges.
SOUTH MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL ,
Council Bluffs , - - Iowa.
HOLLAND A. MILLER ,
Proprietors.
Eubbov Hose , Iron and Lead
Pipe , Iron and Brass Fittings and
Primniings , at
Bixby & Wood's ,
THE PLUMBERS.
3nBanorot _ { or ( Fourth Ftreete )
J. M. PALM Bit ,
HEAU'.U IN
REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN AGENT ,
coimcii , B prrs , IOWA.
Drs. Woodbury & Son ,
i 30 3E3 3W M ? 3C S3 "JC 33 ,
Cor. I'carl * lit AMS. COl'NCIL 11LUFKS
MAUP.EB & OEAIQ ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Rich Cut Qliisa , Flno French China ,
Silver Wtvro &c. ,
10 HBOADWAT. . coi-xciL vixrra , IOWA.
MRS. fl , J. HILTON , M , D. ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ,
222 Brondwnv , Coiinall Blulls
V 1) ) . AMEKT. JACOIJ SIMS
AMENT & SIMS ,
ittqrneys & OoDnseUors-at-Law ,
COPIICIL
\
HARNESS , ORCUTT & CO. ,
Broadway , Oor , Fourth Street , ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
mar-2-m
GHIGKERING AND WEBER PIANO ,
Burdette and Western Cot IM :
tage Organs. Prices reason
able ; terms to suit all. TJ
Importer and Dealer in
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
of all kinds. Sheet Music one-
.A. third off. Agents wanted.
.A.O
O Correspondence solicited
TT ! J. MUELLER , o
COUNCIL BLUFFS , , 'OWA.
BEadtJti ZI rat
B
Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2.00
Binff and fillcw greets , Ooiuioil Eluffs.
Mirrors , Upholsterj , Bf fairing. Etc. . Wood and Metallic Coffins.
_ o4JOJiroid\vay , Cor. Bryant St. , Council Blufta , Iowa.
UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUTH MAIN STREF.T ,
' 1 HE BEST BREAD IN PHE Oil Y None but firat-claaa Bakers
; niploycd. Bread , Cake , Pies , &c. , delivered to any purt of the city. Ouc
Wagons run all day.
P. AYRES , Proprietor.
M E T 0 A L F BROS. ,
- WHOLESALE DEALERS IN -
Sats , Caps , Straw Goods , and Buck Gloves.
CHICAGO PRICES DUPLICATED.
las For Sale , Town Lots , Improved and Unimproved , also , Eailroad Lands
and a number or A\ ell Improved Farma , both in Iowa and Nebraska.
Oflico with W S. M.VYNE , over Savings Bank , COUNCIL BLUFS
lew Styles Just Received.
G8-2E50. < 3SSr. § TFS"SP1 , k TH TT-fc
11 Pearl Strcol , Council
. A DLKBE , \ \ i > \ \ \ Vfc , 11 nrmsr
C. A. BEEBE & CO. ,
W holesalo and lletal Dealers In
FURNITURE AND CROCKERY
Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway , Council Bluffs '
i , J , E. letoalfe and EelleTero
Are
air clscnhere btflw go
E. J , DAVIS , 13 PEAEL STREET ,
Dealer iu
ZEPHYRS , CERMANTOWM AND FANCY YARNS
> f All Kiutl * . A Fall Llao of CnnvnR , Tolt. , Embroldorj , KnittluE
Sillif. nnd St arnica GoodB. Nlcn A ortn ut of A mil -n Pioturoi
412 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS 10 Wi- /
iufl W STSIDBiSQUAEE CLARINFA I
gatJiercrt along tno snore pyju. , , j a u uuiMn | country.