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THE DAILY BEE COUNOIL BLUFFS. IOWA TUESDAY. JULY 25
The Daily Bee.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Tuesday Morning , July 25.
SUBSCRIPTION UATE8 :
Dr Ctrrlcr , . . . . - 20 nt per week ,
ByMiJl , . . . - - - | 10 00 per Y r
Offlco : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near
Broadway.
U. 0. GHIFF1N , ItMMcrer Cltf Circulation ,
H. W. TltYTON , City Editor.
CHANGE IN MANAGERS.
Mr. 0. E. Mayno , who has been the
ofllcicnt business manager of the
Council Bluffs department of THE BEE
having become Interested in other
business demanding his time and at
tention , has retired from this oflico
and has boon succeeded by Mr. M. G
Griflin , who is so well known to the
residents of thia city as to need no in
troduction. Mr. H. W. Tilton will
continue in charge pf the editorial anc !
news department.
MINOR MENTIONS ,
Shcrradcn make * photographs.
- The County Teachers' Institute oponec
yesterday , and will continue to-day.
The store jatoly occupied by Judion'i
dry goods stock la being finely fittoil uj
( or Seaman , the book man.
The plans for the now county jail are
placed In the wall In the auditor' * office
where they can bo Inspected by the public
Foil SALE. A frcshjnllch cow with
calf. L. W TULLKTB.
Store and { dwelling for sale by Horz
man.
D. W. Hoywood and Suslo M. Kol
y , of Wcaton , and John It. King an
Annlo E. Wright , of Avoca , wcro given
leave to wed yesterday ,
llerzmnn.is bound to close out ,
A wagon loaded with butter-tuba wa
whirled alonjf Uroadway at a lively gal
yesterday liy n runaway team. Some o
tbo firktnu were ( scattered about , but n
serious harm dona.
A nice line of sun and garden hats a
BUBS' .
A very do Irablo piece of property fo
Bale , on south aide Sixth street , in th
block opposite the new Opera House , on
Broadway. Front twenty feet. 1'rlc
tbrco thousand dollars. Lnquiro at I
office.
office.Tho
The long drawn out Hess case , wa
again before Justice Fralnoy yesterday
hut Col. Scott , for the pro < ccutlon wat ro
purled as absent from the city , and a continuance
tinuanco wan ntrafn had until next Wed
nosdoy morning.
Just received , a nlco line of sun am
garden hats at Bliss' .
Young Copeland , has for some tlm
been lying in jail on a charge of pocket
picking at tbo transfer , yesterday appeared
od in the superior court and pleaded guilt ]
to petit larceny. Judge Ayleaworth son
tenccd him to thirty d ys in jail.
A largo involco'jof ladles' neckwca :
just opened at BlLis' .
While citizens are expressing Indigna
tion at tbo raise of freight rates to tbli
point , The Nonpareil , with its usua
timidity about saying anything that may
oiFend ita railroad masters , endorses the
raise , and says : "As will bo seen by a
glance the new state of alfalra in reference
to ratcH will not prnvo dctcnnontal to
Council Bluffs , but will really prove a
benefit.
benefit.Buy
Buy your furniture and household
goods nt IIowo & Son's , 214 Broadway.
II you go to S. V. iloskln's stcom coffee -
fee mills , located at 305 Broadway , you
can get on n few moments notice , nice
fresh roaHted nnd ground coffee to order.
They do a largo wholesale business , Fain
Hies are also extensively patronizing
them , It fills u want long felt in Council
Bin Its. The roaHtlng capacity la ono ton
per day.
Furniture repaired. HOWE k SON.
214 Broadway.
Prof. S. S. Buck , of Iowa college
spent Sunday In this city nnd preached iu
the Congregational church in the morning ,
speaking In behalf of the college , the
building having been destroyed by the ter
rible cyclone which swept through ( Jrlu-
tidl. Ills own house was also totally
wrecked , and ho and his family had a nar
row escape from death. He Is remaining
in the city for a day or two securing sub
scriptions for the college. Ho has some
stereoscopic \lowu of the college before
and after the storm , ns well as other view * ,
which giro ono aery vivid idea of what
desolation and ruin was caused to property -
ty In that locality ,
Thomas Linden , the hotel man , was
before Justice Abbott on a
. „ - of BKsaultlng and battering Patrick
O llmoroTmd Joluj Ucynolds. Patrick and
John ser\cd ns thalr own attorueyu to
prosecute the case. ' 1'Jio evidence allowed
tl'at they were rather druuk and used
abueivo language at the clinlni ; table. Mr.
Lluden ordered thtm to desist , and they
lelt for the bar-room , u hero they ordered
mora drinks. On bclug refused , they
caught hold of Mr. Linden nnd toro lilt
Hhlrt , whereupon the latter pushed them
away rather energetically , n would be
natural under Uio circumstances. They
then had him arrested for assault and bat.
tery. Of course he wo * discharged.
P. West , who bun been at work on
Mr. Kverett'H f rra , was paid oil Salur-
day , nnd , with over SCO In his pocket , Indulged -
dulged In pool playing until a late hour ,
when he sought a bed at Nels Andenon's
boarding home. He
slept Iu a room with
two others , nnd when he awoke Sunday
morning his pocket-book was gone. Yes
terday he caused Anderson and two board
ew , A. N. Anderson and Charles Helen-
burgh , to be arrested and brought before
Justice Abbott , but there was no evidence
ag inst them , and they were discharged.
"Went claimed that some of his money u as
marked , and that he expected come of it
would to found on the prisoner ) , but there
was none. Mr. Anderson hat cot the
reputation of keeping a crooked houie ,
and there eeema to have been no just rea
nun in having him and his boarders ar
reeled.
Yesterday afternoon there was a live
ly row near the gas house in which three
men were concerned , John Bruce , J , 0.
Smith nnd James Growler. Crowlcy
eems to hm o cot the worst of It , ho hav-
ng n b dly swollen jw , and havinic re
ceived n blow on the head which canned
not only nn ugly cut , but a slight splinter-
PR of the slctill , nccoisHatlrig treatment by
Dr. Hart. Tlio trio were bronght before
Tmtico Abbott , who c.iu ed all three to bo
locked up In jail for a hearing to-morrow
afternoon. Uruco TIM charged with nt-
sault with Intent to commit great bodily
liarm , ho being the ono who struck Crow-
Icy such ft terrible bloiv. Hi" ball was
fixed at ? 30J , which ho was unable to fur.
clsh. Crowleynnd Smith were charged
with taking part In the affray , their bail
WAS fixed at $250 , and they went to jail.
KHSONAU
It. W. UrbgB , of Carson , was in the city
yesterday.
Major A , 11 , Anderson was hero looking
after hia interests yesterday.
Mayor Beach , of Hamburg , was among
these who called at THE BEE office yestor
day. His wife and child have been vliit <
Ing here for n week pant ,
J , licaty , I' q.nn attorney In Iowa City ,
wat In Council Uluffs yesterday , and took
a run down to Kock Island last evening
with the Irrepressible Dick Ucaty , con
ductor on that road.
Honford * AoM Phosphate
la bonoflcial in inebriety nnd in many
diseases where the nervous system is
unstrung. " ju2Gd&w-lw !
THEY DON'T LIKE IT ,
The Raining of Freight Rates
Raises a Storm of Indig
nation.
The Citizoni Object to the Unfair
Trcntmont of Connoil Blnffu
The action of the pool lines in mak
ing the freight rates to Council Blufft
the Bamo aa to Omaha has caused no
little stir among the merchants nut
aliippors of this city. Thia waa to bo
oxpoctod. Heretofore the ratoa k
Kansoa City and to Council Blufft
were the saino , while to Omaha it was
from two to five cents per hundroc
more. This arrangement makoa the
rates to all three places the oamo ,
therefore causing a raise of from two
to five cents per hundred pounds on
all goods received in this city. Not
only ia this raise a cause of protest or
the part of merchants here , but in <
diguation is also expressed aTthe nd <
vantage which it gives Omaha over
Council Bluffs. Under this now ar
rangement goods shipped to Omaha ,
though having to bo carried further
than when shipped to this city , are
carried just aa cheap , and these doing
business in this city have to pay as
much freight as though their goods
wttro carried across the rher , The
business men of this city fool that it
is neither just nor fair. They mot
yesterday morning in goodly numbers
at the board of trade rooms , and
talked over the situation. There waa
no ono present able to explain why it
should bo worth aa much to lay down
freight here aa to carry it across the
river and lay it down there. Mayor
Thomas Bowman was made chairman
and E , H. Odoll secretary. Mr. E.
L. Shugart stated the object of the
mooting to bo the consideration of the
matter of railroad rates to and from
Chicago , in view of the fact that rates
to this point had boon advanced five
rents per hundred , nnd no raise in
freight made west of thia point. A
number of'business men gave their
opinions of the matter , all dooming it
unjust , and as tending to cripple the
business of this city.
After some discussion , Mr. Shugart
offered the following resolution , which
waa adopted :
llcsolved , That a committee consist
ing of J. T. Stuart , John Schoontgon ,
T. Wolla and A. J. Crittondon bo ap
pointed to investigate the matter of
Freight advances , and that they bo
empowered to correspond by telegrapher
or otherwise with pool lines , nnd that
if they doom it necessary they proceed
it. once to Chicago and enter our pro-
.eat against such advance ; that this
mooting pledge thomselvoa to pay all
espouses incurred by them , and that
the committee bo increased if thought
iccessary.
Adjournment was taken until such
ime as the committee shall issue a
call ,
TW1WS OF A KINJJ.
They Join In atrvbbinfr n Grip and
Divide Its Oontontu.
Oftlcor Edgar nrruicd u
mined John Mann , for latceny , tnd
'esturdoy attornon ) jo li id KIM i SIMM-
nation before . 'Jdco AjlcsTonh It
ppoars MAC Julm MJIUJ hubi'in ii.
ho of J. Mcl'lurs
employ m > d .n
Sunday his twin hrnih.r of 0m .Jin
amoovor hereto v Jit l.im Ti.oy
ook just nliko jxcnpt that hib
> rothor has a near on hi i fuco , und bo
ng so much nliko they took a drink
ogothor , nt.d tlmi another , until both
vas alike di unk. The Omaha Mann
loticing a gripsack in the house picked
t up , and asked to whom it belonged ,
: Jis brothnr told him it belonged to
3eorgo Hendrix , n boarder in the
louBO. IIo suggested stealing it , and
as it wouldn't do for twin brothers to
disagree about n little thing like steal-
ng a grip , ho consented , They took
he valise up into the blutls and
.hero divided the
spoils , which con
sisted of a now suit of clothes , a
watch , $22 in ca h nnd other property ,
valued in all at about § 70. When
.ho Council BlulTs Mann was oauj > ht ,
lie had part of the clothes upon him ,
ml ho owned up to the transaction ,
ivying one-half the blame , however ,
on the Omaha twin , who ia still at
largo. Ho was hold iu bonds of $500
for the action of the grand jury , and
not uoing nblo to give aocurity , was
locked up ,
Doufui u Po t.
u If' . - ; . ' "fc ,1J thany , Out. , ttatei
" ! irtiorhftcen mouths the was troubled
with a disease In the ear , causing entire
deiliicsa. In { cu mhmtea after using
TIIOMAB' KCUOTJUO Oa , the found relief
au I iu a short time the wan entirely cured
and her hearing restored. jyZO-dlw
THROflBH THEIR TROUBLE ,
The Parents of the Babe Born
on the rain .Renew Their
Journey ,
Their Kurd Experience While
Laying Over in Council BlnfFi.
About two weeks ago , as narrated
in THE BEE nt the time , a babe was
born on an incoming from the west.
The father , Mr. John Kcndrickj Vas
on his waa from San Francisco to New
lork with his wife and two children ,
when this addition waa unexpectedly
made to his family. The condition ol
hia wife was such that ho wan obliged
to atop hero until she gained strength
enough to renew her journey. Ilia
stay here was not a very pleasant ono
in many respects. Ho was not prepared
pared , financially , for any such emergency
goncy , nnd ho and his placed rmoiif
strangers in this condition were sub' '
jocteu to the treatment which inighl
naturally bo expected , Ho was in
THE 11 EF oflico yesterday , to say good' '
by before proceeding on hia journey
and to proffer a request that Tun BEF
express the thanks of himaolf ant
family to the Knights of Pythias , who
rallied BO promptly and generously to
hia assistance : to thole ladies vfht
showed such kindly sympathy anc
practical help ; to Conductor Mor
cpy Cowan , in charge of thi
train on which the child tvai
born , and to others who hat
placed him under lasting obligation :
by the kindness. Having promisee
to see that hia expression ot gratitude
to thosa was duly made public , THE
13KU asked him about the moro shad ]
and loss pleasant side of thia experiences
onces , it having been undorntopd that
while ho had occasion of gratitude to
aome , ho had equal occasion for remembering
momboring others in not so pleasant a
way.
way.Mr. . Kendrick waa quite free to
atato the facts. Ho said that Con
dnctor Morcey Cowan , of the Union
Pacific train , on which the babe waa
born was very kind , and did all in hia
power , arranging oven for a physician ,
and carrying the doctor over ono hun
dred and liftymilos , and arranging for
the doctor's return home. "When the
car reached Omaha ho had to parl
with thia good friend , who in return
for the kindness ho had shown the
family requested that the babe should
bo called after him , and thia has been
done , the babe being named Morcoy
Cowan Kondrick. The conductor
told him to stay in the car , no matter
who should order him out.
On reaching thia side of the river ,
about 2 o'clock in the morning , a man
whom ho learned afterward was named
Gilbert , and who was an attache of the
emigrant house came through the cars ,
swinging his lantern , and ordering all
to cot out of course hia wife could not
bo moved , nnd ho told Gilbert so , but
Gilbert waa very abusive. Ho
went out , however , and another
man soon came in , whom ho learned
afterwards waa Charles Sprague , the
night clerk of the Emigrant house.
On learning the situation he kindly
told them they could remain In the
car. Gilbert came back and tore
around a good deal , insisting on their
getting out , but Sprague took up their
side of the contestand told Gilbert to
attend to hia own business and lot
them alone. As a result they re
mained in the car until morning ,
and ho then moved hia wife into tbo
hotel.
hotel.Mr.
Mr. Kendrick says they were put
into a meanly furnished and unkempt
room , in which there waa ono bed for
hia sick wife , hia now born , babe , his
two little children and himaolf , and
was told that the price would bo $3 a
day. Ho remained there five days ,
and found that ho could not himself
stand the faro , much less his poor
wifo. Ho claims that during this
time the only kindly treatment ho re
ceived from any of the employes waa
from the night clerk , Mr. Spra ue ,
who aa an exception to the .rule ,
seemed oven over-anxious to do all in
his power for him and his. In the
meantime Mr. Kondriuk made his
situation known to the Knights of
Pythias , of which order ho ia a member -
bor , and they promptly came to his "
relief. The proprietor of the Emi
grant house received § 15 for allowing
them to occupy one room there five
lays , the amount of food eaten
iomg almost aa nothing , Mrs.
Ivendrick being unable to
oat hardly anything , and her
dunband taking meals elsewhere. Hia
jrothor knighta secured him a place in
Jr. Way's hem , r.nd there the family
ma been very kindly cirfd for until
IOTV , the mother being able to move
> ti , _ thuvhoKi family start ayain
joping thin time to roach Now York
vritlmut fiirthur trouble.
Mr KmidrLli liua been neivinion ;
ln mlico force in San
( Franoiso i for i1
u.iil nr oi ywirs , and tiring of that
> fn lui-i-dj to settle down in Now
Y < i k n > i i , and resume his tratle ,
lit It < > f UllMlutll. Jill JH U | Jhl
) { { t.ftful i ml ui < l to tin to
Ituvo ni kind ! ) und d.orcu ) } } ns tint id
liiuiuud his , and ftuJs iijually bittur
to thouo who have ahuvui , in hia ju Jf at
muni , BO little of the milk i.t human
dndnoss. Some of thosu with whom
lie has come in contact uccmccl to him a
to euro little about the emigrants who
[ > .iss through here , treating them as
though they wore cattle. Ho
says that emigrants are often
misled on arriving here , about
the time when the trains go out , so
lhat they remain hero a day when
they might as have boon continuing
their journey , and that the apparent
object of such deceit iu to get patron
age tor the emigrant houso. If such
[ hiiigs are true , they ought surely to
bo remedied , and that right quickly.
The city authorities have taken one
move in the right direction by placing
Officer Ouaick there , ono of the city's
old police force , and if any one pass ,
ing through the city has any griev
ance , it should bo reported to him ,
that it may bo adjusted at onco. It ia
thought that the presence of an officer
not in the employ of the Union Paci-
Qo Company will tend ureatly to do /
orcase the causes of complaint , and it
cems to have worked bo this far.
OBITUARY ;
I'lIILLllHTAMIUOK. .
On Saturday last Phillip Stambaok
deputed this life at his homo in this
city , No. 313 Pierce street , aged 68
jean. Ilia death hnd boon expected
sbmo time , as ho had bnen a BufJToror
for many months. Although kind
Frienda were using all means possible
f Tor | his restoration the disease pro *
grossed rapidly. For a time ho had
an ardent desire to recover , but yet
amid all his suffering ho allowed not n
murmur to escape his lips , and ho
submitted to the inevitable with calm
ness and resignation , His death ia n
end blow to his -wife and daughters ,
but they have the sympathy of many
fripnds , and the consolation that the
sufferer is now nt rest. The remains
wore yesterday taken to Knoivillo ,
la. , his former borne , where many
friends joined in paying their laat
tribute , as ho was laid ut rent.
A CAT-FISH STORY ,
A. Uoat Capalzod with Tbroo Boys ,
Wno Have o Narrow Eacapo
from Drowning.
Three boys , Lee Gray , Louie Bany
and Ohatlio Harmon were out boat-
riding last Sunday on Dig Lako. Ono
of thorn , who was rowing , claims thtt
a catch-fish of mammoth size struck
ono of the oars and caused him to let
go his hold and the oar was lost. Tl e
boys got quite excited , and in their
endeavors to regain possession of the
oar , accidentally capsized the boat ,
and all three wont tumbling into the
water. It was nearly half a tnilo from
shore , but Gray and Barry struck oul
boldly , with their clothes on impeding
their progress greatly. Gray rcachec
land in safety , but much exhausted
and badly frightened. Barry struck
a Band-bar on the way , and there rested -
od long enough to take off his clothes
and tie them on hia back , and then
struck out for the shore. 0. Harmon
was chased by tto mammoth cat-fish
or eoa monster , or whatever it was ,
but succeeded in reaching the oppo
site side of the lakofrom his comrades ,
and then had to walk about two miles
through the marah and weeds before
reaching solid land. John McDonald ,
the owner and manager of the boats
on Big Lake , succeeded in righting
the boat , and towed it to land , and the
trouble caused by the cat-fish caino to
tin ond.
Council BlniTa Hnrliot.
COUNCIL Bttnrrs , July 24.
Flour Golden sheaf. 3 CO ; made from
Texas winter wheat at Crvstil Mills , 3 GO ;
Kansas flour , 350 ( ! 37G ; Grnham , 300 ;
rye flour , 3 00.
Corn Meal 1 70 for white ; yellow , 1 CO ;
corn chop , 23 00 per ton ; corn and oata
chop , 32 00 per ton ; chop , 33 00 per ton.
Wheat No. I , 1 00 ; No. 2 , 95e.
Corn Write , G3e ; yellow , COj.
Bye DOc.
Barley 70u.
FKUITS-Blackberries. ICe per box ;
raspberries , ICe per box ; apples , 2 C0@3 00
per barrel.
Broom Corn 3J@9c.
Hay Loose , 7 00@9 00 ; baled , 75 per
bale.
bale.Wood
Wood 5 00@C 00.
Wool 15@25.
Butter Creamery , 20o ; in rolls , wrap ,
nod , 15c ; rolls not wrapped , 12Jc ; mixed
colors , 10@12io.
Eggs Inc.
ions 30c per doz.
Live Chickens 2 00@2 10 per dozen ,
Potatoes Old , out of market ; new , SO
@ 90e.
Cabbages 7Sc per doz.
LIVE STOCK.-Cattle-Extra , 3 00 ®
350 Veal Calvea-5 506 00. Hogs
050@700. Bheep-400.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special advertisements , sue M
Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Kent ,
Wants , Boarding1 , etc. , will bo inserted In thli
column at the low rate ol TEN CENTS PER
LINE for the Bret Insertion and FIVE CENTS
PER LINK for each subsequent insertion.
Leave tulv crtlsemcnts at our office , No. 7
[ 'carl Strotet , near Broadway.
Wanta.
. We want an cnortettii male or
WANTED.
fenikle azentlnotery towiii h p In Iowa and
Nehra-Vo. to taVo oidcrn for new publ'catlont.
The publications are standard , and sell at eight.
Our i onne are liberal , an agen'ii make from SJ
to 910 per d y. Tor circulate and tomis , address
Wcstcru VooL. Companj , Council li iiHa , low a.
_ Jy-19 tf
WANTED A socd borso , for general pur-
posci ) , weight about 1K > 0. Itnuiro ot A ,
II. Mayne & Co/a , 34 Pearl street. julU f
tTTANTED ETcryhody In Council Bluffs lo
YY to take TIIK BIB. 20 cents per week , do
Ivercd by carriers. Oillce , No 7 1'earl Street
lear Ilroadftay.
"T"17"ANTED To buy 100 tons broom corn
YY For particulars address Council t11' Jit
Broom Factory. Council BluBd. i-7 . 658-29tf
vCJie and Beat
OJl S'ALE Two claims la Nebraska , cheap ,
by Odell i Day. Jy2lw
SALE At a bargain , a reeUurant and
FOR , nicely furnbbcd , and having a good
paying patronage. Addiem , box ee\cntv , Em-
nson , Iowa. Jjl6-0t *
rion SALE A red Ir'frh setter drg , 1 year old ,
C thoroughly ynrd biken. will sell cheap.
Address 8. 1 * . O. b x 1042 , C. 1) . Iowa.
Julyjl-Im
OH SAhE Bcautidil residence lots , $60
IV i.A-ilAlUU VAUUIIAW.
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Miscellaneous.
IV & HMOTI1EIIS , Council Blurts
HAllfOO nha express. Orders left at Boston
lu stcrc , Miln utr ct Counn 1 I'luds , or J C ,
Hit t , 1516 Kami iu itrcet , Omaha , will receho
inrt t mt on. 1 > Ut
< TlLli AHEAD Orcat luccofs. Call nii'l see
ID new accessories and pprtlmcns ol pictures
4 oil In' ( he relab11) ) gelatine bromide procct > ,
tbo Kxcelmor Uallur ) INMalnstrcct
. W. L. TATTON Phjslclan and Oculist.
Dll. euro any case of nero ejc . It U only
matter ot time , and can euro Ki'ncmll } In
roiu three tc flve weeks-It linked no dlfler-
enco how long diseased , \\lll straighten cro s
eyes , opcrato and rcuio\o I't > rrirlnnu , ( tc. , and
neert artificial ejes 8 | > oclal attention to rene -
no vein ? tidowornis. ap5 II
Sullivan & Fitzgerald ,
DEALEH3 IN
GROCERIES , PROVISIONS ,
Orookory , Glassware ,
BOOTS , SHOES , ETC
A'so ' sgonts for the follow log Hues ol
Steamship Companies :
Cunard. Anchor , Ouloii , A merit an , and Btate
StuaiEslilp Com ) anlos.
3D 3E6 * V2E * "J. S
For sale on the llojal Dnnk ol Ireland and Cank
Ireland. Dublin. Ihoso wi o Intend to s nd lor
f/Icuds to nj I rtol tuiopa ll | flud It to their
utmtttorailon
Sullivan & Fitzgerald ,
AGENTS ,
343 Broadwcay. Oounoil Blufia , In.
"WINE oTOARDUl" four tlmea 11
| 7'makes u hapjiy household. i
Facts fortli Knowing
A now crop Garden Grown Japan
Tea ( very fine ) 75c
Fine Japan Tea , equal to that of
fered at 7oc GOo
Very Pine Young Hyson , equal
to that offered at $1.00. 7Gc
Wo Mean Jubfc What We Say.
16 Main St , and 15 Pearl St. ,
Council Eluffs , Iowa ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
IRON WORKS ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY
Offlco and Works , Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Wa gtvo special attention to
Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces
HOISTERS AND
GENERAL HILL MACHINERY ,
HOUSE FRONTS.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
will reecho prompt attention. A general M
eortmcnt of
Brass Goods , ' * Belting , Pining ,
AND SUPPLIES FOR
Foundry , Pig Iron , Coke , Coal ,
OHAS , HENDRIE ,
President
MAIN STREET
AND
SALE STABLE.
All Shippers and Travelers will fine
good accommodation nnd reasonable
charges.
SOUTH MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL ,
Council Bluffs , - - Iowa.
HOLLAND & MILLER ,
Propriotora.
Kubber 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 ,
DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN AGENT ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
7 he Star Bakery ,
HOWARD & ROBIE ,
227 MAIN SX ,
Employ the best Broad Baker In tbo West ; also
a choice hind for Cakes and Plea.
Bread dclhcrcd to all tarts ot the city.
MAURBR & ORAIG ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Bleb Out Glass , Fine French China ,
Silver Ware &c. ,
840 BROiPWAT. . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
MBS , H , J , blLTOW , M , D. ,
PHYSICIAN I AND SURGEON ,
222 Broadway Connoil Bluff * .
TI10H. OWICKH W. II. M , 1U8XT
OFIGEE & PUSET ,
3EC.3VIC3E3 ECS ,
Council Bluffs , Ia ,
Established , - - 1856
Dealers Iu Korclifi. ar.il Domestic Exchange
and homo becurltks.
INFIRMARY I
TJ.Q1DYMDU
, . , , , , ,
( Late Yttrlnary Burgeon U , 8. A. )
The Only Veterinary Surgeon
in the City ,
OFFICE AT BLUE BARN ,
UPPER BROADWAY ,
HEFEHteNOES :
All ot tbo lnet ihjsulan } ) In Council Bluffs and
eurroundlu country.
MRS. J. P. BILLUPS ,
PROPB1ETOK OF
RESTAURANT & EATING HOUSE ,
813 Soutb Main Street , Council UluHi.
Now house ud newly fitted up In first cltsi
ltvl < > . Mcalj it all hours. Ice cream nJ Icmo-
Joe\crj mouluf. Krults and conlcctlonerle
HARKNESS , ORGUTT & CO. ,
DRY GOOD
Broadway , and Fourth Street ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa
mar-2-3m
- -
J. MUELLER'S
CHICKERING 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- s
third off. Agents wanted.
i
o Correspondence solicited ,
IE J. MUELLER , o
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
F. F. FORD
Guarantees the Best $1.50S $1.75 and $2,00
Bluff and Mow Sreets , Council Bluffs ,
Mirrors , Upholstery , Repairing , Etc. , Wood nnd Metallic Coffins ,
No. J36 Broadway , Cor. Bryant St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUTH BSAIN STREET ,
THE BEST BREAD IN THE CITY. None but first-class Bakers
employed. Bread , Cake , Pies , &c. , delivered to any part of the city. Our
Wagons run all day.
P. AYRES , Proprietor.
REAL ESTATE AGENT ,
Has For Sale , Town Lots , Improved and Unimproved , also , Railroad Lands
and a number ot Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa and Nebraska.
Oflico with W. S. MAYJTC , over Savinga Bank , - COUNCIL BLUPS
Trade Letter.
Brockton , Mass , , July 13 , 1882 ,
Z. T , Lindsoy & Oo , , Council Bluffs , la , :
Dear Sirs : Eeplying to your esteemed favor of the
5th intt. , will say that it is afuot that the advance in the price
of Calf Skins , Sole Leather , and most every kind of Shoe
Stock , taken in connection with the advace for labor we
have been obliged to concede to workmen , has increased
in no small degree the cost of manufacturing. jKotwith-
standing which fact we are pleased to say your order ,
given us early in the season , will be filled at the old prices ;
and wo hopei by being diligently alive to the requirements
of the demand for a really first-class article , to supply you
with a BE ITEB line of coodsthan we have ever given you
heretofore. Our purchase of both French and domestic
Calf Skinsi as well as a large supply of Onk-tanned Sole
Leather , wore made very early in the season which , being
bought at former prices , relieves us in a great degree of
the increased cost of production that many manufacturer -
are obliged to sustain in filling their orders taken early.
Your whole order for the coming fall season is well in
hand , and will be shipped at an early date. We desire
to call the attention of those who use our goo-is , through
the medium of your house , to our now styles in both Hand
and Machine Sewed work- Our French , Medium French
and London Toe goods are all made on entirely new last ?
and new patterns , which we feel sure will meet with a
just appreciation and the approbation of your customers ,
With the improvement we have made we expect to furnish
a more nearly peifeot fitting shoe than ever before , Weas-
Bure you , gentlemen , that we will endeavor to give all your
order our prompt and careful attention , and with these
assurances we trust to merit the continuance of the many
favors you have been pleased to bestow upon us , and ,
awaiting your further commands , we are
Respectfully yours ,
STACY , ADAMS & CO ,
0. A. BEF.BE , W. UUNYAN , W. DEEDS
C. A. BEEBE & CO. ,
Wholesale and lletall Dealers In
FURNITURE AND CROCKERY ,
Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,