THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA SATURDAY , AT VUST 5
The Daily Bee.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Saturday Morning1 , AVK. 6.
SUHSCUIPTJON RATKS !
By Carrier. flccnt..pef _ . week ,
By ll ll $10.00 per Year ,
Office : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near
Broadway.
M.O. OUIFFIS , MinafrerClty Circulation.
H. W. TILTON , City Bdltor.T
M1WOK MENTIONS.
J , Mueller's I'nUcc Music Hall ,
There has been fourteen miles if water
mains laid In the city.
Shcrrndcn makes photograph * .
The out-Rolng t'nln cattwaid tliis nf-
temoon Is oier the Clilcago A Northwest
ern roiui.
Lixt evening Mr. and Mr. N , M.
Pusey gave pleasant party In honor of
Mil * Jcnnto Baldwin ,
Ono lones'iino sort of a dnink , giving
the name of Wilson , was yesterday fined
in the superior court $7.CO.
L. B. Conslns liai n car load of cobs
for tale by the wngon lead. Address him
nt P. 0. box 78'J.
Seaman lias removed Ills paper , book
nnd stationery stock to Noi 405 Broad way ,
next door to Ilnrknesr , Urcutt & Co.
The finest Itwilo Palace west of Chicago
cage Is J. MuellerV. Through the busi
ness energy and fair dealings of this homo
their rales lately , oven more EO than the
past , have been enormous ,
Avery desirable piece of property for
nnle , on south fildo of Sixth street , In the
block opposite the new Opera House , on
Broadway , Front twenty feet. IVIco
three thousand dollars , Kmiulro at Bii : :
office. '
Mr. and Mrs. 1'lnmor entertnnlcd n
goodly company of their friends at their
residence about eight mites from the city
on the asylum road , A number of ladles
and gentlemen from this city joined In the
merry time.
It In reported that porno ponies being
herded on the bottom , nro trou led with
the IVxas Itch , and others having horses
in that vicinity nre Rotting nlnrrnod lest It
spread. The authorities nru to Invest- !
gate.
Joke llogerp , ccmplalncd of for violat
ing the common carriers' ordinance by
running 'huston to th baao ball park , ha1
demanded n jury , nnd his cato has accord
ingly been sot down for the September
term ,
II. C. Ayrci , if Hnstlnffn , the chair
man of the greenback commlttoo of this
congressional district , tends word that ho
hat just received a dispatch from 11. D
Sperry , cf Hed Oak , saying : "Dr. Hut
ton accepts the nomination nnd will nniko
a vigorous canvass , "
Marshal Jackson has started nn OK
rlcultnr.il exposition at thu city building ,
The starter consists of ono stulk of corn
from his corn Mold. It mensur.-R r.boul
ten feet , and of course there ura otheri in
the field that are tailor yet.
CompUlnts were yesterday ontc i
against the runners of the Ogdeu house ,
C.oy house and Emigrant homo , for not
taking oat tbo llcnncs required by the or
dlnanco , costing 815 per yew , It Is understood
dorstood that tbo hotels , since the enact
ment of this ordinance , are to stop the
"runner" business entirely , but thli wll
probably not last any great length of time ,
A pleasant party of friends weto Imp.
pily entertained at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs , K. L. Shugart , > n Thursday
evening , the gathering being In honor o :
their nleco , Miss Mollie Crossluy , ol
Princeton , III.
Yesterday morning Tom MoDonalc
was ugly drunk and fighting with the
watchman at Uoero'a warehouse , and sue
cecded In pushing the latter against Homo
bundles nf barbed wire. OIHcor Clougl
arrested McDonald , nnd the unruly ouo
was In the afternoon fined S'.UiO , that be
ing 82 extra for the light mldcd to the plain
drunk ,
Henry Altholf , who has been out 01
ball to await the action of tbo grand jury
be being charged with Indecent exposure
of pcrton , was yesterday brought Into
Justice Balrd'd court by his bondsman
Theodora Bosch , and delivered up. The
bondsman began to get a little nervous
about the probability of the young man
skipping , end hence preferred to have hin
looked up ,
Justice Abbott was yesterday busy
with the Hois family , In the case of Mrs
HOBS against Martin nnd Mrs. ( Jallaghor
in which certain household goods were in
dispute. Mrs , Jtusa warmed up to th
situation as usual , and made things lively
about tha court room , until the justlc
would itund It no longer , and kept the tall
BO far as posjlble within the bounds
legitimate testimony.
A saciod concart Is announced for to
morrow afternoon by the Bakotnper Bros
at Younkerman's gardens. As usual , they
expect to bo patronized by a very largi
number of our muslo loving people. Tha1
"Ltetle German Band" ( Bohemian ) wil
furnish the inuilo. This of Itself ought t
be sufficient to draw a very large attend
ance , It
Kd Clinton , whose eevrre llnosj ! for a
in mth past has cawed many friends to
watch with keen anxiety Its progress urn
remit , passed yesterday morning out o
Buffering Into rest. lie was the von o
Mn. MarcelhiH Clinton , at whose homo on
Myuitor street he died , He was a member
ber of the fire department and was wel
known , especially among the young met
of the city , The funeral services are t8 be
held Sunday afternoon at U o'clock , under
the auspices of the lira department.
On next Monday , one thousand five
hundred extra coplos of TIIK DAILY BE
will be circulated in our city , ThU nuiu
ber , In addition to the veiy large rrguU
subscription Hit , will pie eut to our live
active busines men , the best opportunlt
of bringing th lr warm before the peopl
ever olfeied to them , Calculating si
persons to a family , Tnc DCK on Mouda
next will be read by over fifteen thouiam
mun , women and children in Guunci
Bluff * alone. Business men doclriug t
have not Ice u appear In that issue nil
please tend them to thin office before Bat
f
urday night ,
i
UEDDI.VGB , Huesla Salve ha proved ita
efficiency by a test of 75 year * ' coustau
tue. Try it.
TERRIBLE TUSSLE ,
T. A , Walker and Family Have
a Bloody Battle With a
Stranger ,
SomoT/hat Mixed as to
Whether the Follow in a
Burglar or a Crank.
Ho Will bo Kept Looked Up For
the Present ,
Yesterday morning , at nn early
iour , there was < m exciting and rather
> loody conflict at the spacious and
clotcant homo of T. A. Walker , in the
oiithorly extreme of the city.
About daybreak Mrs. Walker was
wakened by hearing nome ono in the
ard , and supposed it was the man
ringing the morning supply of milk.
Iho wont to the window of her room ,
) ii the second floor , and looking out
nd down saw a man stooping down ,
nd asking him what ho was doing
ho follow looked up at her so that she
aw his face distinctly. Ho replied ,
, vith a slight foreign accent : "If you
ot mo in collar , I give you two
lollar. " She replied , "I'll give you n
ovolvcr , " and started to got that
weapon , which was at the head of the
> cd , On returning to the window ,
ho saw the fellow just skipping
nruund the cornnr. Sirs. Walker ,
hough she heard sonio onu coming up
ho stairs , and she and her husband ,
who is pretty well on in years , took u
ook about tha premises , ho armed
with a gun and she with a revolver ,
and finding nothing , they returned to
lioir room and wont to bed , supposing
that the follow , whoever it was , had
gono.
gono.When Mr. Walker arose for the
day ho wont to the cellar way , and RH
10 unlocked the door to open it , it
was suddenly pushed open by a man
on the other side. Mr. Walker tried
.o catch him , but the man struck him
xnd was in turn struck or kicked by
Mr. Walker and knocked down
ntairs , falling in a heap at the bottom
tom of the cellar. Mr. Walker called
to his wife to bring him the revolver ,
and when she came to the spot the
man had reached the top of thu
stairs apain and had Mr. Walker by
the throat , while a lierco struggle wus
going on. She could not shoot with
out endangering her husband's life ,
the two were HO closely giapling ouch
other. The follow , seeing the revolver
ver , clutched her hand uUo , to keep
her from shooting , and wlrilo they
were thus struggling two of Mrs.
Walkers eistura , who hvo
with the family , caino to thu
reacuu. A ilorco contest wus
kept up for a long time , Mrs.
Witlker thinks for an hour , but thin
is doubtless far too grout an estimate ,
the exciting events making the time
acorn longer than it really was. la
the struggle , however , the stranger
fought hko an infuriated boast ,
and yet cunning enough to
kcop turning the 'revolver ,
which Mrs. Walker still clutched ,
first directing ita aim toward ono , and
then another , to frighten them , and
all the time trying to got it away
from the woman.
During the contest the follow thus
besot by the old gentleman and the
three women , hold his own pretty
well until ho tripped on bit of carpet
and fell , three on top of him and the
other , Mrs. Fannie Williams , using a
picco of board to belabor him over thu
head every time he tried to got up.
She at last started out to call the
neighbors , and succeeded in attract'
ing the attention of Mr. P. P. Youifg
husman , who started toward the
houao to see what was want
ed. The fictrco intruder in the
meantime had broke loose from the to
who were trying to hold him , and was
escaping on the run through the or
chard , when ho mot Mr. Younghus-
man , who caught hold of him and
throw him down on hia face and held
his hands behind him. The follow
cried : "For God's sake , lot up ; I've
had enough of it. " Mr. Younghus.
man called for Major tioollnur , a
guest at his house , who came to his
help , and they tied the stranger's foot
and hands with rope , loaded him into
a bu y and brought him to the po
lice station ,
The Walker family were all more
or less scratched and wounded , but
the old gentleman suffered most. Bo-
Bides the flesh wounds and severe
choking which ho received , ho had
ono rib broken and two tooth knocked
out. Mrs. Walker had her hands
badly scratched and bruised and was
bitten by the eavago fellow several
times , tliure being ono such wound on
each arm. Mrs , Walker's nistoro ,
Missus Lottio and Fannie Williams ,
were not so seriously hurt ,
The follow thus captured had the
mien and manner of a crazy man , lie
gave hia name as Herman Dietzo , and
talked very wild and discontented ,
Ilia head was badly cut up as the re
sult of thu conflict , and the blood had
flowed over his face and clothes , Dr ,
Hart was at once called in , and
thought the man to bo insane , but the
Walker family insisted that ho must
bo playing it. Mrs. Walker wus cer
tain that the man whom she first saw
outeido the house was a difleront one ,
and must have been a partner of thu
ono. The man who was outside was
round faced , had a black moustache
and were a Scotch cap , while this
man had no beard , and his face was
long and thin , She was certain they
were partners in burglary. Tlioau
who brought him to the station sate
that ho boL'ged to be lot off , ant
promised not only to pay them money
tor letting him go , but promised to
reform , and never bo in such a scrnpo
again. Tne follow when found in the
house had his coat , hat and boots oil ,
and thesu articles were found in thu
collarway , but tha hut wua un old and
very Binull soft felt hat , evidently a
boy's hat , and altogether too small
for the prisoner.
The captured man was pronounced
by the phyeioians as being sick and
uot exactly utraight mentally. The
insane commissionera examined into
his caao somewhat. From the fellow'a
wild talk was gleaned hia name and
hia claim that ho was a Prussian , hud
been in this country eight years , had
lived in New York and Indianapolis ,
mid for n wrek or so past hod boon in
Omaha , whtro ho worked nt 1m trade ,
that of u baker , for Mr. Weiss. He
said that he hod the fever about three
weeks ago , t nd had been sick tn bed ,
In his pocket was found n card upon
which was written "Dr. Luiainrim ; ,
ollico corner Sixteenth nnd Dodgu
streets , " and it was thought possibly
ho had bee * under his treatment for
some ailmnnt ,
David Moltaz , the poll tax collec
tor , recognized him a having boon to
the city building thu day before , ask
ing for woik , Oa said that ho could
not dig on the water works as ho hud
been sick and was still weak. He
wanted to got aomo lighter work , and
talked then aano enough ,
It was decided to keep him If eked
up in jail until the qaestiun of his
sanity can be determined more satis
factorily ,
The Kltppity Kiappor
The Nonpareil evidently needs n
rudder , a balance wheel , n governor ,
or something to keep it steady. It
flips and flaps with every passing
iroozo. As soon as the railway pool
nado its recent advance ot rates to
Council Blufld , which has caused ouch
strong protests on the part of the
city's staunch business men , The Kon-
> roil expressed the following opinion :
"As will bo seen by a glanc'j the
low utato if nindrs in reference to
rates w II not prove detrimental to
Council UiuH'i , but will really prove a
jonofit. " [ Nonpareil , July U3.
A committee of business men owarm *
od about the Nonpareil ollico with
righteous indignation , and ttio very
text issue it whirled again nnd thus
tumbled over thu other side of the
once :
"It IB a direct stub at our commor-
; ial interests. It ia a discrimination
HO palpibly unjust that the Nonpareil
s comstraincd to buliovp that it will
never bu allowed to go into effect. "
Nonpareil , July 25 ,
It then sank into silence , neb know
ing what to do , and waited to see
what it was bast to Hay next. The
action of thu late state republican
convention , taking anti-monopoly
{ rounds , forced Major Anderson to
take a Htand , and drove thu Nonpareil
to speak again. It d.iro not go far
ther in ita advocacy of the railway in
terests as against the interests of the
people , nnd so says :
"Whatever afluuttt Council lllulfa
nnd western Iowa directly , allects the
prosperity of the whole atato indirect
ly , and when it became known that ,
the lown "pool" had leaned a now
tiirill from its star dumber in Ohicago
the people determined to resist the
name , because it was nought by thin
now rate to rob Iowa by making it pay
tribute to Nebraska , Kansas nnd Mitt-
6ouri " Nonpareil , August 4 ,
What next ?
BUDWEISEll BEER.
B. H. il.-.gg & Co , the wide uwuko
and export bottlers of Gtriao'a cele
brated boor , hat nlso taken the gen
eral agency for Western Iowa , for the
sale of "Budwoiser" bottled beer. It
ia almost unnecessary to state that
this famous "Budweisor Beer" is
manufactured by Conrad , of St.
Louis. It has a national reputation
among beer drinkers from California
to Now York. Wo concratulato Mr.
Conrad in securing so efficient agents
at this important shipping centre , and
have no doubt but their sales will bo
very extensive. Success to the new
agency.
Thu first shipment of one car is just
received , with more to follow in quick
succession.
PERSONAL.
C , J , IlnKoman , of Davenport , Is In the
city.
city.V.
V. W , Maralial , of Omaha , was in the
city yesterday.
J , I' . Uar itz anil wife , of Mclrose , la , ,
visiteil Council BliitFri yesterday.
K. J. Doncckun , of Iowa City , win
nmoui ; the arrivals nt the Ogdou house
ycutordiiy.
George T , 1'holpi , of the Ogden house ,
la now to try n California trip in the hope
of bettering his health , a hona in which
many frieiula join ,
Mr. Herzman and family expect to
leave to-morrow for New York , where
they will make their home. Mr. Harz
mun hns been in business here for about
twelve yearn , having come hither from the
city to which he now returns. He has had
Uw | and ( bwns , but the balancu la now in
his favor. He has disposed of his proper
ty interests and takes with htm a hand'
Bomn reward for the years ho has been en <
Ked In bnslneis hero , lie has not been
without si mm enemies , lint in leaving be
says that he forgives them , anil IXH for hU
friends hu shall remember them with due
gratitude ,
Ciurt Got It.
Diabetes , Bright'a Disease , Kidney ,
Urinary or Liver Complaints cannot
bo contracted by you or your family if
Hop Bittora am used , and if you have
already any of these diseases Hop Bitters -
tors ia the only mudicino that will pot *
itively cure you. Don't forgot thin ,
and don't KOI some puliud up stutf thai
will only harm yon ,
Tuo Llme-Kiln Club.
Detroit Kree 1W.
Brother Gardner blow his nose with
a report that Bounded like the explo
sion of an Ohio river excursion
ntoamor , gave hia shirt collar a lift
which made the stitches crack , and
began with :
"Bownr1 of do pollytishunl If ho
inn bluck , go outer yor wuy to shun
him. If hu urn white , lock yer donhs
un' load yi-i shotguns. " *
The old man paused hero to look
into his desk for piece of slippery-
elm , nnd Waydown Boboo took ad
vantage of thu opportunity to riaa and
inquire ;
"Does the chair refer to u white
man named Seeker Jackson ? "
"Yes. do Clm'r refers to dat worry
pusaon , " replied the president. "Fur
do las' fo1 weeks ho has bin do plague
of my life. I understand * dat ho ktil-
korlates to run fur state senator nei1
fall , and ho am now tryln' to make
hissolf solid wid dn cull d element ; an *
furdor underatan' dat hu hoa petisli-
II dia club fur membership , an * dat
ho am buyin' rattle-boxes , tin whit
tles an' mouth-organs fur cull'd babies
in order to gain do esteem of dcir pa-
rienta. Gem'lcn , 1 desiah > . "
At that moment the Bounds of a
wrangle were heard in the anto-room ,
a struggle took place , nnd the voice of
Seeker Jackson waa hcatd crying out :
"Let go of my hair or I'll call the
police 1 My platform it : 'Throo ' dollars
lars a barrel for flour , eix hoops on n
barrel and a horse and carriage to take
the laboring man ID his daily toil I"
At a signal from Brother Gardner
Samuel Shin and Givoadnm Jones
passed out , and in two or three seconds
ends after there were eounrls of break
ing glass , a bumpl bump ! nn the
stairs , nnd then a voice floated up
from the dark alloy , saying :
"You can throw mo down stairs
every nipht in the week if jou want
tel All I ask is that > on vole solid
for Seeker Jackson on election day "
"Pollytickf , " softly observed the
president , "means lyin' , stealin1 ,
eheatiii' and swindiii' , It moana dog-
radnnhun. It tncni.s loss of eolf-re-
spcct. It means whisky , drunken-
near , fluhtin' , stabin' and rollin' in do
mud. Keep out of pollyticks. Keep
away from pollytishuns. If dia Seeker
Jackson attempts to enter do sactod
portals of dis hall again do keeper of
de passwOitl am hcnh-by authorized to
pulverize him an' to Bull de palveri-
zaahun to do r.ig man at two cents a
pound. "
\EAlt THIEVES.
They Capture Some N w Olothos , a
Little Cash and a Watch.
Yesterday 0. Pratt diacovtd that ho
bad mot with a loss by nnonk thisven.
Hu found that they had taken from
liis room at his brother s whora ho
boards , a now Fuii of clothes , his
watch , and sonio money. Ho had
not had occasion to use the property
for a day or two , and hence could
not tell how or when it was taken ,
but found them gene yesterday when
lie had occasion to look for the
clothes. Ho has started on the rounds
to BOO if ho can gut any trace of the
stolen goods.
Ji nswor T lils-
you find a c.iao of Bright's
Disease of the Kidneys , Diabetes , Ur
inary or Liver Complaints that is cur
able , that Hop Bitters has not or can
not cure ? . Aak your neighbor if they
can.
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIA1
NOTICES ,
NOTJCK. Special nUmtlecaientti , buc a < g
Iioat , Found , To Loan , For iialo , To Kent ,
Wants. Boarding etc. , ulll bo Inecrf.ccl In thl
colnraii ttt tlio low ratoot TEN CENTS PER
LINK lor the nrbt ll.sortion mid FIVE CKNTS
PER LINK ( or each subsequent Insertion.
Lcavo ailv crtlacmonta at our olllce , No. 7
1'cul Street , near Hro.'ulway.
Wurt9. (
ANTKD A girl f < r gencrU housework in
W
nma'1 family. Apply 810 rlxth Atenue.
An experienced hu lnca n-an
WANTED
atcrnndtlioiouijh to.k-kecpT do < ln > - < to
get aomo lal.Mlcd losillm In Outsell
c , Mc\v Yorker , Bio ollico.
I KD A man hr.v'nfr a thorough kuowl-
WAN nro insurance Lualncss , Address P.
O. liox UH2 , Council UlufTg , Iowa. juljSO
A BCod , c-nipetfnt Rlrl none
WANTED need apply ( or gen. rn hou worn.
Mrs. T. K. Cb\In , 42J o-.ullitxccnd ttreot.
. Wn want an ononc'lc male or
WANTED. In rvcr tovvnh p In Tow and
or > ra Va , to tal o oiikrs for new inibl cation- .
The puli cations nro aiandarj , and tun at eight.
Our lerroanrollbcial nn.i Dt'inminaKo from 3
toSlOpcrd y , Kcr clm'hisnna torinnaddress
\Yc ttn. IH.CK CcsuponyCouncil II uffu. lona.
Jy-10-tf
Everybody In Couticll Bluffs lo
WANTED
to tuko TUB Ktn , 20 cents per \icek , do
llvcrod by carrion. Office , No 7 Pearl Htreot
near llroadivay.
To buy 100 tonn broom corn
WANTED addreau Council BluH ,
Broom Factory , Council Bluffs , Io-va. 63-2&tf
For Sale find Bent
ITIOH HAIjK The c coptst house nnd lot In
1'town. Aoplyto H. Hone , No. ' . ' 14 Broad
way. Jy20 *
FOK BAI.K Two claims In Nthraiku , cheap ,
by Odell A. Day. Jy24-lw
"I710U HAI.K A red Ir'sh settcrdru , 1 jenr old ,
.1 thoronshU jnrcl Ij-ukcn. will sell cheap
Addrc-H S. 1 * . O. b X 1012 , C. I ) . Io tt. .
Ju'yS-lm '
SALi : llca'itllul rctlilenco lots , SCO
FOK ; nothing down , and ? 3 per month only ,
by KX-MAYOK YAUOHAN.
! '
ap3-t'
MlBcellaneouB.
& H1IOT1IEHS , Council Bluffs
HAHCOURT
and Omaha exprcsi ) . Orders left at Boston
1'0'k ' store , Main etr ct , Counr'l ' Kluffs , or J. C.
Klllof , liCS Karnun itrcct , OmMiasill rccelvo
prompt atlunt on ] y6f
QTlLli AIIKAD-OrcatkiK-ce-s. C llonl nee
O new aocc8scrlCB and specimens of pictures
ta enl ) llio re'l ' lie L-elatlnu bromide procecj ,
attliii Kxccls'or Gallery 10,1 Main street.
U. W. ! < . PATTON-l'hystclftti nnd Oculist.
D
Can euro any caw of xoru cyo * . It I * only
u matter of time , and can euro ( 'uncrally in
from three tc flvo wtcke It inakiii no difference -
enco how Ionic dlsoascd. Will etrtlithten cr < n
eyuB , opcrnto and remove I'tyri-trimim , ito , enJ
Iniert artldclal eyes Special attention tn ro
iiiovnni ! toileuormB np.'i-if
Sullivan & Fitzgerald ,
DKALEH3 IN
GROCERIES , PROVISIONS ,
Orookery , Glassware ,
BOOTS , SHOES , ETC
A'IO nenU lor the ( ollo Ing- lines of
Steamship Companies :
Curmril , Anchor , Oulon , American , aid Stito
SlfAir.Bhlp Co in | nnlcn.
ao z , .3e"x > s
For > ale on the lloyal Bank of Ireland and Dank
ot Ireland , Dublin , Those W o Intend to wild for
friends to any part of Europe wilt llud It to their
uteretttoiallon
Sullivan & Fitzgerald ,
AGENTS ,
343jroadwayCounoi , ! BluTs Ta.
THETfcNOALL
PLAITIM MAGHIE I
DBE88-1TAK8R8' ' OOHPAHIOK ,
II pUito icu Jt.lof a o Inoh to
iridthlnthttconeiit fcltjcr tlnwt el
lldoedll lhd nd tyr ! olliltlLg In ute.
No My tut ) doc her ovm drcsn-maklrr etc
iflorJ to do without one u olco pUltlnir li
noterout of fi/hlon , II ittn It Mill lUell , Foi
Michlo.i , Cluultr ) or Ateol'a ttrui BJdiwi
OONOAR A CC. ,
Cblcacol
Facts forth Knowing
A new crop Garden Grown Japan
Tea ( very fine ) 75o
Fine Japan Tea , equal to that of
fered at 75c COc
Very Fine Young Hyson , equal
to that ofFered nt $1.00 75o
We Mean Just What Wo Say ,
SOuTOITEHO ,
16 Main Gt , and 15 Pearl St. ,
Council Eluffs , Iowa ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES , BOILERS , Mi
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY
Ofllco ana Works , Main .Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Wo gtvo special attention to
Stamp Mill ! ; , Smelting Furnaces ,
HOISTERS AND
GENERAL MILL MACHINERY ,
HOUSE FRONTS.
GENERAL EEPAIR WORK
will receive prompt attention. A general
eortmcnt of
Brass Goods , Bolting , Pining ,
AND SUPPLIES FOR
Foundry , Pig Iron , Coke , Goal ,
OHAS , HENDftIK ,
President
M&IN STREET
Liv ;
AND
All Shippers nnd Travelers will find
good accommodation and roaaonablo
charges.
SOUTH MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL ,
Council Bluffs , - - Iowa.
HOLLAND & MILLER ,
Proprietors.
Eubber Hose , Iron and Lead
Pipe , Iron and Brass lutings and
Trimmings , at
Bixby & Wood's ,
THE PLUMBERS.
On Bancroft or ( Fourth Hreets. )
J. M. PALM.KK ,
DEAr.KK IN
REAL ESTATE
AN 3 LOAN AO-BNT ,
COUNCII- PFFS. IO"WA.
I he Star Bakery ,
HOWARD & ROBIE ,
227 MAIN SX ,
Employ the best Dread Baker In the West ; alto
a choice hind for Oak us and Ties.
Hread delivered to all parts ol the city.
MAURER & ORAIQ ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Rich Cut Glass , Fine French China ,
Sliver Ware &o. ,
310 BHOADWAT. COt'NOIli BLUFFS. IOWA.
MK8. n. J. J u . ML , D ,
PHYSIOIAN AND SURGEON ,
222 HnmavK.v ComiciO
TIIOH. OtriCKIl W II M 1THKY
OFHCfdi , & PUSEY ,
Council Bluffs , la ,
Established , - - 1856
Dealcri In Forel b anil Domestic Exchange
and tnuio securltlct ,
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INFIRMARY I
T.J.CiDY.ID.J.S . , ,
( I.ato Vctrrlnary Surgeon I. S. A. )
Tbo Only Veterinary Surgeon
in the City ,
OFFICE AT BLUE BARN ,
UPPER B LOAD WAY.
RBFKrajNOES :
AUoMhobiet I'hjeolai * In Council Bluff * and
gurroundtn > .
MRS , J. P , BILLUPS ,
PROPRIETOU Of
EESTAUBANT & EATING HOUSE ,
813 South Ualn Street , Council Blufls.
New houie and newly fitted up la first din
ttt It. Ueall at all hour * . Ice cream and lemo-
atie every evening , Fruits aid vonfectlooerle
HARKNESS , ORGUTT & GO. ,
AND CAEP1T HOUSE.
Broadway , and Fourth Street , ,
Council
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m.ir-2-8m
J. ER'S
CHICKENING AND WEBER PIANO ,
Burdette and Western Cot IM :
tage Organs. Prices reason
able ; terms to suit all. TJ
Importer and Dealer in TJs
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
of all kinds. Sheet Music one- TJi
third off. Agents wanted.
i
O Qorrespondonos solicited ,
J. MUELLER , o
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
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Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2.00
Bluff and fillGi greets , Council Bluffs.
Mirrors , Upholstery , Eepairing , Etc. , Wood and Metallic Coffina ,
No. 43i ( Broadway , Cur. Bryant St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUTH WAIN STREET ,
THE BEST BREAD IN THE CITY. None bub firat-class Bakoro
employed. Bread , . Cake , Pica , &c. , delivered to any part of the city. Our
Wngona run all day.
P. AYRES , Proprietor.
RE AL E STATED AG E NT , \
Haa For Sale , To vn Lots , Improved and Unimproved , nlso , Railroad Lands
and a number or Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa and Nebraska.
Office with W. S. MAYME , over Savings Bank , - OOUN'OILi BLTJFS
SUMMER SHOES. ' .
We are Offering Special Bargains in 111
Ends of Summer
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OES I SLIPPERS. " 1
WR GARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF
li-KT 3ES
' ' III THIS PART OF THE WEST.
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Z. T TKTTWF V JL &T 136
412 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
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W BEEBB
C. A. BEEBE' & CO. , '
FURNITURE AND CROCKERY
Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
