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. .I . JLJ1J2I DAILY J3E1 * COJsUCiL BLUFFS , JOWA WEDNESDAY , AUGST 10 The Daily Bee. BLUFFS. "Wednesday Morning1 , Avg. 16. KATES : By Citrlcr , Mcent * pel week. By Mall - $10 00 per Y t. Ofllce : No. 7 Pearl Street , Now Broadway. M. 0. GRIFFISf , Hunger. O. W. T ) LTON , City Edltor.B M1WOH MENTION B. .T. Mueller's Palace Music Hull. Sherraden tnnlcBfpliotogrnphc. Shclnhlller'g furniture factory ndver- tlica for wood turners on another P RO. Some more fnat steppers arrived nt the driving park yesterday , from Neoa. ! A very desirable piece of property for * ale , on totith tide of Sixth ntrect , In the block opi > otite the new opern houpe , on Uroadway. Front twenty lect. IVho throe thousand cbllaM. Inquire nt ofllco. ofllco.A A new brick sidewalk is being laid on Hrynnt street leading to Uohany'a hall. The circuit Instead of opening tomorrow row as arranged will open next Monday. Information Is wmitedof Qry Garnett , who resided In Council UlulfB last July , by hi * brother William . ( Jarnett , late from Wisconsin. Any Information leading to bis whereabouts will b gratefully re- celved. Address UKI : Ollico , Council JJluilu. In another column is oflcrcd for sale iho lease end fun.lti.ro of the California House. Justice Fialney liai tied the knot ma trimonial fastening Charles Watts and Since thn middle of June to date , there have been ItlO po.lce court cases be fore Judge Aylcsworth over five n day. Justice Fralnoy , noting for Judge JVyleswoith , adjusted two drunks yestcr- < 'njr , 1'atrlck Gllmoro and John SuiU , each being fined 57.00 , the same is if the judge was hero liinunlf. The hauling of bilok commenced yes- tcrday tor Btill further building Improve ment * on Evans' mill. Now olIlcoH nro to be built , adding much to the convenience of the establishment. With characteristic enterprise TUK DAILY HKK of the 7th , gUcs the IJUH'IIBSH men of Council JJlulfi nn extenniyo write up. TllKllKK seems to bo getting aprotty good foot hold In that city. [ Macedonia .Tribune. Olker's band will furnish the muslo at St. Joseph's Academy to-night. ThU hall is ouo of the ilnefit In the chy for quadrille parties. One hundred and twenty couple can bo on the lloor nt th < ) same time. Isn't it nbout time that the sidewalks about the IHoomer chool building wore fixed ? The woik of grading up and re building was begun xomo time ago , but tlie work was intcrruplod , and It ataj B Inter rupted , causing a bad break in pedal Irani.- portatlon. A street car track is being laid to the driving park , He that during fair week easy tlnosportntion can be secured. This will bo appreciated by the public , but not ao much by the expressmen mid others m who are in the habit of reaping a harvest on such occasions. William Clark , n colored man , was -arrested on complaint of Jxnils Wierhorn for assault. It appeared that the latter , while a little full , lout his pocketbook ami charged Clark with taking it , which Clark indignantly resetted but did not strlko him. Clark was discharged , Justice Abbott had a queer wedding on hand the other evening. The man was a.hoppy bridegroom for the ninth time , though ho insisted that one of tha times didn't count , as the wife to whom ho was then married ran nwny the very next morning. The bride in this cane wan com paratively an amateur , having been mar ried but thrco times before. Justice linlnl yesterday rendered his decision In the case ogalnct John Martin for resitting Constable Fox. llo con cluded to hold Martin iu $200 bonds to answer to the grand jury. The charge of per jury brought against Martin will bo examined into by Justice Ualrd to-day , and will necessarily bring In ns witnesses the notorious Koxa tribe , 4 / YesterJny , in the police court , a feral- nine row wns .settled , It appears that a notorious young white ijirl , Magglo Lin- day , threatened to whip a cokred fclrl named Moggie Johnson , and the latter in turn dared her to get out of the buggy in which iho was riding and try it , The white girl dtd HO , and the colored girl get. Ing the whip away Jroni her , thmhed her Houndly , Then the white feiulniue had her colored opponent urreste : ! for assault. Justice Fraiuoy thoueht they both d - tierved puuUhing , nnd accordingly fined each &IO. Not having the cash , they were locked up together In { all , PERSONA ! * James Park , Jr. , MUs Hello K. dial- faut and Mlua M. Park , of Pittsburg , are at the Oirden. Josnph 8. Schott , dealer in wholesale saddlery , Uurllngton , Iowa , was in the city yesUrday , Kd Ityan , whoie business Is now in Ne braska , is now In the city ( baking hands with hU old friends. , A. Althof , of Allliof & I'uiulerod , wholesale liquor dealers , Burlington , Iowa , was hero yesterday liandchaklng with his friends. A. M. Jackson and J. A. Jackson , lefl yesterday for their extensive cattle ranch , aud it is expected time shipments from tluin will begin to arrive the fii > t of next month , O. II. Home * , one of the eutcrprlsiut merchants of Magnolia , Iowa , and n prominent citiren cf Harrison county was ono of the many cjllera nt Tm : UKI office ycbterclny. Ho sup * at the Qgden. I ) . Palmer , of liellefontulne , 0 , , who has gained numerous acquaintances hereby by former visits to the city , is again hero He has become intertetcd iu the nmnu facture of a new wind mill , which ev ! deutly has tome points of tupmlorlty tether other * . FOB SALE. lily residence , No , 815 Fourth streo 33aucroff ( , L. F , Muitryv. GPALDING'S STRIKERS. Tboy Dot Awny with .tho Dubuquei by Ton to Nino. Ycstcrdfty afternoon Spalding's Chicago cage nine mot the Dubuques on the diamond flnld hero nnd defeated thorr by ( en to nine The ( jaino was rathci poorly played in many respect * , but i ! proved nory interesting if not a vorj scientific one. The following ia the saoro : SlVU.DI.Vn S , . AH , It. ] II. IB. I'O , A. K. Itoach , B B B 2 a a 2 1 I ) Kuehno , 2d b f , L 2 3I 0 3 Yoth. c r , 123322 Scott , tit b 0 I 2 2 3 ! l 0 \lprrlll , 3b -1 2 a 2 2 S 1 O'Day , p 0023330 llofjsn'c. f - Morton , I. f Wccker , r. f. Totals 40 10 13 10 21 23 fi IlL'nvgoi.s , AII. K. In. TII. VO.'A. E. Sullivan , t 5 2 2 2 3 1 II > wvcr , 1st b 5 2 1 3 2 4 0 T. lltirnr , L'a b fi 1 0 U 4 6 1 tIJcr , r. f fi 1 1 1 2 1 2 Jrown , 3d b 510033 2 ivmi * . c. f 1 2 2 3 0 2 } iilmi , n. H 4 1 1 1 3 fi II .Hums , I. f 4000400 ting , c 4 0 2 2 3 1 U Totals 4L 0 3112720 7 iNNixort 1 2 nt 5 0 7 8 0 Spaidlng' . .3 3 1 1 l l 0 0 0-10 Jubuquos..3 2001 1 1 1 0 ! > To-day the Spnldingi and the Coun cil Blulls nine are to piny , nnd tin in- orcstiiiL' ijamo will auruly bo the re- ult. BREEDING DEATH. Stagnant Wntor , Humming Mud- uolos nntl Filthy Alloys Demand Attention THE HUE is almost daily in receipt of complaints concerning stagnant > oola of water in various parta of the city , or mudholcs , which nro atcnmiii orth niiaamn , or some alleyway which 8 filthy. A oiiinplo of the complainta a given olsowhoro. Thcso c.iuoca ot of grumbling nro confined to cor- nin Bcctions of the city , where hero are low plscoa or defective drainage , Tlioao complaints nro not ndicativo that the city na n whole in I'.ihealthy , for euuh is not the ease , ( Still there are iv number of places vliich are brciding discueo rapidly , aid which ought to be remedied lit once. Take , tor inalaiico , ono sprit lutwccn Main nnd Bancroft , nnd bo- .ween Sixth nnd Seventh nvonuca , which ia apparently breeding diocaau rapidly. M. J. Kelley and ono of his om- iloycH are both ailing , also Mr. W. A. iVood nnd family , and others who are ikowiiu npparonsly ufl'dcted by malarial - rial troubles. It ia high time that > rompt attention was paid to thosn iausus of complaint , for each day in- cruBoua the danger , and jeopardizes .ho health nnd oven lift ) of aomo of our bust citizona and their ftunilius. A ContompUblo Conductor. I'o the hilltjr of the 1'co. I niu impelled through n BOMNO of ustico to draw the attention of the Council Bluffs public to the impartial manner in which men and women f they wear the appearance of honest abor ore treated by the conductor of ; ho transfer street curs. Mine ia not an only case. Nor are Indies , no matter - tor how virtuous or industrious , ex- ampted ; if they are not decked out in finery , If the latter , no matter whut their virtue , they nro treated civily , which I do not complain of. I work at the U. P. otook yards for Thomas Daroy , going homo nt 4 o'clock yea- onlay afternoon I handed the con- Uiotor twenty-Dvo cents to pny my 'aro of fifteen cents. llo did not re- urn me my ohango but in a most con- omptuoua manner throw it at mo , it ell on the bottom of the car , I did tot pick it up , na I felt humilntod bo- ore u crowded car of passengers. I with maiiv of my friends are com piled to often ride in these cars , [ hey will vouchnafe for the correct ions of mine nnd oiniilar treatment. Wo claim to bo na f/ood , but no better ban other people , no matter what heir clothes may bo. Wo insist on equal treatment from the eelf import , ant street car conductor. MICIIABL BOYLI : . At the Stock Yards. The following are the shipments and receipts at the Council Blullu stockyards , Monday , August 14 : Hllir.MKNTH. DcnnU Shcedv , via It. I. 11.11 , Orawford & Co , , via 0. , I ! . & Q .14 V. fiarner & Co. , " " . 5 Ulldenbmen & Co. , ' " .lit JJ. aheedy , " " .30 Krewen & Bon , " " . .21 Thn following wore the receipts : Hut-cess & Gocdcll . 21 cars 1) . Bhecdv . 22 Uarltlcy Uros . 88 leuiirljjlitlhdB . " " . . , ,17 ICunient liroe. . . , . . . U Yesterday the receipts consisted of 1-1 cars , containingL'liO head , CrawFord - Ford it Co , The shipments were ns follows : 1) . Shtedy. L'2 cars , by Chicago & Rock Island , Boslor Brof. , 21 cars , by Chicago it Korthweatorn. Hosier liros , , 10 cars , by Chicago , Burlington it Quincy. Crawford & Co. , 13 cars , by Ghicugo & Hook Island. Doublo-Huadoci Curloally. The Nonpareil should join -sonic show troupe , aa it nppcars to be n greater double-headed curiosity than any now on the road. In yestordny'c issue it pitched into the Iowa Home- dead bocauao it denounced the late river and harbor bills The Nonpareil saya : "Our granger friends nro hard to please. " The Nonpareil Jiofon abusing iho Homestead should hare read an editorial which appeared on the 3d Inet. , it it columns and whtcl : opens na followr : "The notion of the president in vetoing toing the river nud liarbor bill , not < withstanding it WUB promptly piusei over his veto , will bo regarded ns juat and will hnvo a tendency to incrensi public confidence in liis administration The reasons ho gave in his message when ho returned the bill , will bo auf ficlent defense for the chief oxccutivt with the people , who regard the largi appropriation , wliich it made , u tb ( result of n ba g in nnd ff.lo mcnt by nhicli millionR ot-dollars ore to bo fritted anny wi'h ' no bontfit nc- crning to the nnlion nt large , nnd in ninny instances vrrv little to tlio lo cal ities moniioiied The Nonpareil should notnpcak ono thing with ono head , ami another with the other head. Its renders never know which head in the respon sible ono. Perhaps neither. Another Expression Concerning An derson's Qualifications nnd "That Blasted Bond. " The Stuart Ledger enya : The Win- tersot Madison thinks that the ninth district should bo permitted to settle its own quarrpln and aomowhat sharp * ly taken to task thunowBpapera outside of the district that have commented unfavorably on Major Anderson's ' bond. The remainder of the statoia ns much concerned with the chnrsctor of the representative from the ninth district na is the district itself , and it certainly has a right to express MI advisory - visory opinion at least as to its fitncea. It scoma to ua that Major Andoreon is a good person to keep nt home. If lie gave the bond for tno purpose ho claims that is to convince a cross roach pool-master that ho had nothing to do with hio removal , ho is too ignorantly innocent a parson to send among the moral pitfalls of the national capital. Ho would I all confidingly into iho tuila of the first sharper who wished bo secure his vote or possible influence. If , on the other hand , the bond was iiven ; , as the Major's enemies claim , to ot-curo the supposed influence of n "county statesman" to help him to gut to congress , ho is too dishonest to rnprcaent n decent constituency. A man who will buy his nomination will bell his vote without n moment's hesi tation. Major Anderson's ' friends will insist that other candidates buy nominations by promises of postoflicca and other positions , oven though they do not strengthen the promise with n bond , That , however , is something that can only be suspected , it can rarely bo proved. But when , as in this case , the transaction ia admitted , it certainly in time to show gentlemen aspiring to ollici.il positions , that some regard to honesty is necessary to ue- cure them. VALIANT VETERANS. They Arrange fop n Housing Reunion Uoro In tieptembor. An htis already been announced Council Bluds has been fixed upon au the ploco for holding the next reunion of thn Veterans' Association of south west Iowa nnd northwest Missouri. Yeatordny nftornoon there was n gathering nt the Ogden house to form the arrangements for the reunion. There were present A. J. Chiintry , of Malvon , president of the civil organ ization ; E. Krotchmor , of Coburg , Iowa , secretary ; Qeorgo H. Caotlo , of Shenandoah , Iowa , trustee ; J. H. Booth , of Griswold , Iowa , truntoo ; E. F. Holmes , of Council Bluil'd , vice president ; and E. J. Abbott , of Coun cil Bluff * , adjutant. There wore several sites for the en campment talked about , ono being Fulmor'a groyu , another Fairinount park and still another , the driving park. It was finally decided to leave iho matter in the hands of the com mittee , consisting of Col. Sapp , Major Lyman und Co ) . Ktlntloy. The details of reception were loft to [ ho Geld and staff. A committee , consisting of Col , Cnatlo and E. J. Abbott , wn& appoint ed to prepare nn address and various 'itcrnturo to inform the veterans as to ho details of preparation and inbtruc- ions as how to organi/.o nnd what to do. do.J. J. T. Baldwin waa added to the committee on tnmsportion , which con- istud before of Col. Sapp only. The eucretnry wus instructed to BO- mire , if possible , the nttctidatico of iinoral John A. Logan ut the reunion na nno of the orator ? . The details were then discussed , but not decided upon ay to < ho programme , except that there would be puard mounting nnd drees parade daily , company and battalion drills , and other similar feature. ) of interest , not only to the military , but alee to the public. The government is to furnish GOO tents , and it is the purpose also to hnvo arms furnished , There will be much fun in store also , nnd every thing points to u merry time to nil concerned. The reunion at Slionandoah last year brought nbout 1,800 into camp , nnd an the tcrritoiy has been in- crenzcd since then and other organizations been included , it is Enfo to predict that there will bo,500 veterans present nt the reunion hero. There will bo na many moro visitors , so that thorn will doubtless come to this city over 5,000 pcopje , drawn hero by the reunion. In view of the mnanitudo ot the event the citizona hero will with ono accord cheerfully ( jive what help ia needed to make the occasion nn enjoyable success in all rcspecte. The following is Iho nddrcss pre pared yesterday und which Tin : ISKI : ia requested to publish : ATTENTION , OLD SOLDIK11S. Conrntltj ol Scu'lmcs ) Iowa aril Kcrtliwist ilmioutl : The time for holding iho annual re union of the veteran soldiers' associa tion of southwest Iowa and northwest Missouri is approaching. The ccminc reunion will bo held In the city of Council Bluff : ) , Iowa , commencing on the 28'h day of September of Septem ber , 1882 , and will continue thrco days. The outlook is propitious for holding the largest and moat enthusi astic reunion yet hold by the associa tion. All organizations attend ing former reunions tire cor dially invited to attend and localities not represented in former years nro urged to organize nnd meet with us. Pleasant camp ground will bo selected , und tents furnished. Daily programme of each days' ex ercises will be made out by the com mandant. All old soldiers and sailors of the federal army and navy , who have boon honorably discharged , are invited to attach thomielres to some organization , and nicct with u . Btonk muster rolls will bo furnished upon oppllcition to Crinrado E. J. Abbott , cf Council BlufTa , adjutant. The rtut/inn of the 29th Iowa regi ment will bo held at the same time and ploco nnd will be nn important featnro of the occitiion. THEY hUE ! Doubts ns to tbo Advisability of O3t- ting Judgment For Unpaid 1'oll-tnx. David Moltax , the poll-tax collec tor , has reported the names of ICO persons who have failed to pay or work out their poll'tax , and the ques tion arises as to what shall bo done with them. Some of the nldormen favoring the commencing of suit against ovoiy delinquent , while others think it too expensive , and that when the judgments are gained the whole batcli v.ill not bo worth the coat of the paper , upon which the judgments are written. The law provides that oven a man's personal property ia not ex empt , nor his wn es , but that they are linblo to bo pounced upon to satis fy a judgment for unpaid poll-tax , but in many of thcso cuses it is difli- cult to find the parties , and equally difficult to find what property they have. The oipouto of serving paper ? , etc. , is no small item in 100 suite.Then there ia somu trouble nbout deciding who ohall commaico the suits. The names were handed to the city attor ney , and ho does not think the cleri cal duty of making out the papers in 100 cases belongs to him , and that all ho shall bo expected to do ia to attend to caaea where a c-ntcnt arrises. The clerk of the court does not think it is duty. The poor poll tax collector soema to bo the onlyono left , and the work will probably full on him , unless the council cmpl < yJ aomo clerical ns- aiatancc. Then u will tnko sumo time to wiito up the judgements after they have boon gaintd , to bsuo executors and to hunt up property. In fact thiTO ia a big amount of .work connect ed with ICO aid units , BO much as to \lmoat frighten the council from or doriutz it undertaken. Still they have sued some already , nnd what is for ono should be made to apply to all , Then too , there nro some who might bojnghtontd into a settlement , " who may refuse to pay if they think ' there are lo bo no moui auit.i. 'What the outcome will be ia not determined , but it is probable that whether it involves much or little work , suite will bo commenced and no much got out of it a possible Those therefore who nro delinquent will do well to srttlo up without any nioro costa , ns thqy increase very r.ipidly after suit has beaun , and nothing is ixompt from execution on n judgment. Hori.lbrd's Acid Puisphato ucto ua food for an exhausted brain. HELP WANTED A goodjfirat-class meat cnok , and two dining-room girls , at the Metropolitan JUotel , Omahu , Neb , u5 2t A FAIR OUTLOOK. The Progress Being Made In Im- provlncr trie Driving Park. Everybody and everything haa a lively appearance in and about the driving park , the preparations for the coming fair and meeting , which is to begin Sept. 18 , are being pushed along lively. The now building looms up in fine proportions , it being in the shape of a cross , caoh transvor&o being -15 foot in width by 100 in length , while from the center is being reared the tower 85 feet in height. It U cer tainly to bo one of the finest /air buildings in the west. The street on the cast which has been given to the association in con sideration of the city receiving an other ono still further eaat in being inclonod nnd being inudo part of the grounds thus giving this much moro room. The grounds now embrace about 80 acres. The lumber is on hand for the building of about 400 cattle sheds. Then there are already several largo stables , nnd other convenientnnd spac ious buildings. The improvements already made and in progress will render the as- uucintioim grounds aa nearly perfect aa nny which can ba found. The mile truck Imn nlrcady gained the reputa tion of being ono of the best in the Innd , und inaido tins ia a half mile track , which ia being put in a most ex- colltm1 condition , The liberality cf the purses offered for Bhowinga of spued , und the prem iums for exhibits of all kinds , will under the punont rcopotiMhlo nnd en- ti'rpriein managflincnt tturoly makn tlm comirg fair und mooting n crnml success , and the public should join hearty and practical Hupport to it. IMioumntism , disordered blood , gon- oueral debility , and many chroma dis eases pronounced incurable , are often cured by Brown's Iron Bittfrs. MAIN STREET FEED AND All Shippers and Travelers will find peed accommodation und reasonable charges. SOUTH MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE CRYSTAL HILL , Council Bluffs , - - . Iowa. HOLLAND & MILLER , Proprietors. JACOB SIMS , Attorney anil Counsellor at Law , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. OrriCH-Uroadw y. between Main andTcarl StroeUill pravtlce in btatt and Fcdcial CouiU. COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES , NOTICE. Special advertisements , tuc iu Lost , Found , To Loan , For Halo , To Rent W > it. < , Boarding , etc. , will ho Inserted In thli column at the low titoof T H CENTS PEt 1,1 Nil for the first Inocrtlon itnd FIVE CEKTf : PER LING for each tubccijuent Insertion Leave adv ertUcracnts at our office , Mo. 7 PIAT ! Btrert , near tlmndwty. Wants. WANTKD Inmrdlatilf , a fed wooil tutu- er t t tclnlilllcr's liirulturo factor ? , Comitll niuffyln. . _ _ VTTANTRIwoirl * at the K. C. Home , on South Main Mrcct. \TtrANTKD-linmcdlattly , ono hundred men VV at riorct'to Cut-off , in Kclita-ka , n ith cf OmihR.V fc : men , fl.76 : toami , ? 3.50. Kmm'raon ' Ihagrcundt. or at LKR office , Coun cil Hindu , U. . WANTKD School ttaclicm , ministers st"- denUnml other * ctn O'd to the I Income hy dc\o Inj ; n ] > ottlcn of thetr tlmoto c'tunsilr ( , - 'or our ( Ini.iUrtl hcoM ml pcnof leal * , or can inaVo lurco wifro * hyd totlnfr their uholo tlino to It We nant MI actUe male i r f tlo t nt In c\cry tcxniihlp In Ibwa nud h thrniknand Mill tlfrr cxtrn Inducrnci te. Frr clr iiln s ad * drc Wcit rn Ibok Comiuny , Cux ED4 Council 1)1 ) ( T8.il. A ( jcod , o mfotnt ( rltl none WANTKD rcpil ni | )1j for cn' tnl hrjii.iworn. JIri .T K. Ca\ln 4aa'jiilhccciidtrcft. Everybody In Council Illuffe lo WANTED IHs , 20 cento per week , da live rod by carrion. Office , No 7 Vrarl Strcot ncr.r Hrcadwny. To buy 103 tons broora corn WANTED nddrew Council Dlufft llroora Factory , ( > > ncll Dl : < fl3 , Iowa. OBS-29tf For Sale and Bout SAl.K Onuji iitiB taylorfc. dutiable lor L' rtrih k ; nlso olio line tlrtvhc nuio. In- ( | ulru ot J. M. b Tilth , Council UlulTs. augll tf TJ10U BALK Thotwojeirj anil Hirco mntths C liMr.t-c tUturcs ami lumlturo nf the California honeo. Cotitntna nine rooms with liciiH taacoinii odatj thirty men.- lion c now full , tVeditiK forty to flttticn dally. A giaml chatco to buy Into a fine ) i.ijini ; liuetoc's 111- hfn h ol proprietor the cnly ro on lor ulllnif. AiUlrcji owner , Henry Uwcl ert , CalKornin hjutc , C. . "OOH SALE flxty tans cflosilcllverftl on o ri J } nt coln , Iowa. Sanilua * fnrnlsheJ. Ail- ilrc'fl. Martin CaFcy , Council IllufTj , or ( t. L. n , Prolix , Iowa. niiijlO-Stt l -TAvo claims in Nebnula , cheap , Jj > & . byOdcll&Day. Jy24-lw SALE Beautiful rcelclinco lota , GQ FOK ; nothing down. nnd$3pcrrmnth only , by KX-MAYOK VAUOHAN aplJ-tf Ivllscollaneoue. & SMOTHERS , Council Bluffs HARCOUUT cxrrcss. Ciders kit at Cotton 'lua store , Main sir ct , Counrl uluDn. or J. C. Klllot , 1SC5 Farnun itrtct , Omaha , will rrcctto [ iroinpt at'en ton jylftt' A HEAD Great 6ucce e. Call and see STILL accessories and specimens of pictures ta-cnb Iho re laVe polatlno bron.ldo pro at the Exci-IVor Clqllery 10-MMnstreet fl . W. L. I'ATTON I'hj-Klcian and Oculist. DR. Can cure any case of sore CJ-OB. It Is only a mutter ot time , and can euro generally in from thrco tc flvo uccks It nmltcti no dlfler- cncu how long diseased. Will straighten cross cyca , operate and rcniovo PljrcKinin" , < tc. , and lnst.'rt artlDclal eyes Special attention to ro- ino\rnie tadcuoiniB ap5-tf Facts f ortli Knowing A now crop Garden Grown Japan Tea ( very fine ) 75c Fine Japan Tea , equal to that of fered nt 7oc GOc Very Fine Young Hyson , equal to that offered at 81.00 76o We Mean Just What We Say. 16 Main St , and 15 Pearl St. , Ooecil fluffs , Iowa , COUNCIL BLUFFS MANUFACTURERS OF ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY OlHco and Works , Mnln Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. We giro special attcntlru to Stamp Mills , Smelting Furnaces , HOISTERS AND BfiHGUAL MILL MACHINERY , HOUSE FRONTS. GENERAL REPAIR WORK will ro'-oho pruinpt attention. A guntrr.l us < scrtracnt ol Sraes Goods , Belting , Piwing , AND SUPPLIES FOR ' Pig Iron Ooko Ooal i-'oimflry , , , , OHAS. HENDBIE , Prosidont. Sullivan & Fitzgerald , DEALERS IN GROCERIES , PROVISIONS , Orookory , Glasswnro , BOOTS , SHOES , ETG Also t enta lor the following lines ol Steamship Companies : Cun&td , Anchor , Oulon , Amrricin , acd HUtc btcauishlp Ooui ) aules. 30 3E6 - & . 3E"CE' S For sale on the lioy&l Tank ol Ireland and Tank ol Ireland , Dublin. Those w o Intend to BfiiJ lor ( rlonda to anyvurtul Kuropa will llnj It to their ntcreat to ( all ill Sullivan & Fitzgerald , AGENTS , 343 Broadway. Council Bluffs Ia. MRS , fl. J , HILTON , M.D. , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON , 282 BroAdwav Council Blu * - ' HARKKESS , OBCUTT & GO. \ Broadway , and Fourth Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa. mar-2-3m IPCHICKEBING AND WEBER PIANO , Burdette and Western Cot tage Organs. Prices reason able ; terms to suit all. Importer and Dealer in MUSICAL MERCHANDISE of all kinds. Sheet Music one third off. Agents wanted. I O Oorrespoudeuoa solicited J. MUELLER , G COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2.00 Bluff and fillow Sreets , Oouncil Bluffs , UNION BAKERY , 557 SOUTH MM STREET , 'I'HIO BEST BREAD IN THE CITY. None but first-class Bakora employed. Bread , Cnko , Pies , &c. , delivered to any part of the city. Our run all day. P. AYRES , Proprietor. Has For Sale , Town Lots , Improved nnd Unimproved , also , Railroad Jvanda nnd a number ot Well Improved Farms , both in Iowa and Nebraska. Office -with W. S. MAYNE , over Savings Bank , - OOUNTQIL BLUFS fe are Offering Special Bargains in All Kinds of Summer SL.SdSJIES , WE GARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF * TBy * Wfefl * TH TB " " fli k JL EBBS C.39" r J IN THIS PART OF THE WEST. z. 412 Broadway , Council Eluffs. A. 11EEI1E , W. HUNYAN , W. BEEBE C. A. BEEBE & CO. , Wholesale aud Uctall Uraltrs In FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Hos. 207 & 209 Broadway. Council Bluffs. INFIRMARY I T.J.OADT.IJ.J.S. . . . . . . , ( Late Voterlnary Surgeon U , S. A. ) The Only Veterinary Surgeon in the Oity , OFFICE AT BLUE BARN , UPPER BROADWAY. REFERENCES : All cf the lubt i'lijs'chtia la Council BUitli and surcounclln c The Star Bakery , HOWARD & ROBIE , 827 MAIN ST , lof the beat Bread Baker In the West ; ftlto choice bind for Cakroand Plod. IJrcad dclhcred to nil part * oj the city. MAURER & ORAIQ , ARTISTIC POTTERY , Blob Out Glass , Fine French China , Silver Wore &c. , 810 DlOiDVAT , . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. Eubbor Hose , Iron and Lead Pipe , Iron and Brass Fittings and -l f < " Trimmings , at " Bixby VodcTs \ , ' THE PLUMBERS. , On Bancroft or ( Fourth Streets- ) TIIOS. OFFICER. * . ' T. OfflCEB & PUSET , Council Bluffs , la , Established , - - 1856 Dealira In Foreljn anil Doxeitlc Kxchanjo and Inme tecmltlc-a. MBS. J. P , BILLUPS , PKOPKICTOB OK RBSTAUBAHT & EATIHG HOUSE , 813 South Mala Street , Council R'utla. Niw house and newly fitted up Inflretclisi itylo Meals at all hours. Ice cream anil Icmo- u ] o every evening. Fruits aid confcctlontrle N J. M. PALMEE , DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AN-O LOAN AGENT , COnNOIIi BLUFFS , IOWA.
