THE DAILY BEE TUESDAY AUGUST 29 1882
BIIVCTJPIFS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
City Market , Ccnncll ClnOs , lows , '
W H O 2 , B S A I , E F L O U R H O O S S ,
General Agents for the Celebrated Jllllsot II , D. Ku h i Co. . Golden Eagle Hour
L KSn , > Btld , < Juccn n ° e Jlll"i S'O" ' * Fa Is , Dakota.
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"cferancf , Smith & Crlitfiiilen. Council niutTt. la.
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WHOLESALE AND
STATIONERY AND PRINTER'S GOODS ,
. COUNCIL BLUFF8. IOWA.
TITLE ABSTRACT 0 FFIGE.
jr.vsr. . ? a , Q-crinanajSEOo.
Lands and Lots Bought and Sold ,
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES.
NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA.
IEL
15 North Main Stroot.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN SHOE FINDINGS.
Koady-nttccl upper * , In c.Ml skin and kip. Oak unit Hemlock SOLE LKAT11KK , and al
ooaa appertaining to the shoo trade. Oo ihsold aichoapoiln thoKftat. _
1 TiFlTB'nTQ1 MW MTTTTHTIP'RY QinnPl ?
) , I\UMib MW MJJjLlJJlMI blUM
JFOR STYLISH SPRING MILLINERY PATTERN BONNETS AND
CHILDREN'S HATS A SPECIALTY.
105 South Main Street , Council Bluffs Ia
: , That nc\cr require crimping , at lira. J. J , dood'g Hair Store , at prices never bcfcro touched by
any other hair dealer. Also a lull line of snitches , etc. at firoatly reduced prices. Also gold ,
Oliver and colored nets Waves made from Ivllcs1 on n hair. Do net ( all to tall before purchasing
elMwhcrc. AH jroods warranted as represented. MRS. J. J , GOOD ,
" " " S9 Wain ( treoi , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
NEW 1EAT MARKET.
No. DUG , BROADWAY , ( Palmer's Block. )
Between 6th and 7th streets.
, lOuTUotto : Strict cleanliness , the host quality of meats , ami lowest vwsslble prices. Meats de-
' t i' , tvcrcd to nny pnrtof the city. Come and see our new shop.
BITHIM HOUSE !
f * * At Bryant's Spring ,
dor , Broadway and Union Sts.
IfcOTJNCIL BLUFFS.
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.t Plain , Medicated. Vapor , Electric , i'lungo ,
Douch , Shower , Hot nnd Cold Bat ha. Com
petent n.alo and fcuulo nurfca and attendants
always on hand , and the best of rare and atten
tion Rh on patrons. Special attention eh en to
batting children. Investigation aud patronagj
lollcltcd
Tjf DR. A. H STUDLEY & Co. ,
? 106 Upper Broadway.
Dr. Studloy : Treatment ol cbronla diseases
made a specialty.
REMOVED without the
CANCERS drawing of blood or use of
knife. Cures lunp diseases ,
ANT m'fTPT ? Fits , Scrofula , Liver ComA -
* A V P'alntDropsy , Khcuma-
T U hJl fl II S tlu > > FcAcr n < l Mercur-
, w ill w II
w jaj gores , Kryslpclas. Salt
Him , Scald Hold , Catarrh , weak. Inflamed
, d granulated Eyes , scrofulous Ulcers and Fo
lia DIsuaso i of all kinds. Also Kidney and
Veneric.1 diseases. Ueaiorrholds or Piles cured
l/jnoney / refunded.
All diseases treated upon thoptlnclploof vcfrot-
lo ! reform , without thu uae ol mercurial pola-
ins or the knlfu.
hclcctra Vapor or Medicated Baths , furnished
MJ&uho desire them.
Hernia or Itupturo radically cured liy the use
"tho Klistlo belt Truss and Waster , which has
sui-crto ! In thcworla.
COKSTCO.TATION FREE.
OALL ON Oil ADDRESS
lk E , Rico and F , D , Miller ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , Ia.
LIVERY ,
[ Feed and Sale Stables ,
18 North First Street ,
.mot's old stand , Council Il'.ntfrf , Iowa.
WILLAHD SMITH , Prop.
W.D.STILLMAN
. . ,
rractltlonor ol Hemoopathy , consulting
WhysicianandSurgeon ,
OfUce and residence CIS Willow avenue , Coun-
, el IJluCfs , Jow-a.
SINTON & WEST.
DENTISTS.
f'14 Pearl Street , Oounoil Bluffs.
' ' KztractlnRand fllllnj a epecIMty , First-class
* * ork ( 'uarantoed.
DR. JL. P. KANCHEXT ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ,
Office , No. H Pearl Street. IIoun , B a. m. to
" . " Bd 2 p. m. , to S p , m. Kealdenco , 120
B Dcr"olt street. Telepbonlo connection with
Central office. _
F. T. SEYBERT M. D.
. . , . . ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IA ,
Oflico No. 5 , Eyorott Block , Broadway -
> way , over A. Louio'a Restaurant.
S. E.
y
OEC Xaa oa or.
Office over savings bank.
OOUNOIti BLUFFS , - - Iowa.
Yf , 0. James , In connection with bli law and
t n business buys and lolls real estate ,
ns wishing to buy or sell city proport ) call
hit office , orer Uushnell's book store , I'cail
Itreet EDWIN J , ABBOTT.
Justice of the Peace and
Notary Public.
416 Broad way , Council Bluffs.
idmorti f es drawn > ni acknowl geJ
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WATER WAVES ,
In Stock and Manufactur
ed to Order.
Waves Made From Your Own Hair.
TOILET RTICLES ,
All Goods Warranted as
Represented , and Prices
Guaranteed.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
337 W. Broadway ,
Council Bluffs ; - - - Iowa
MRS , E , J , HARDING , I , D , ,
Medical - Electrician
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AND
GYGNECOLOGIST.
Graduate ol Elcctropalhla Institution , 1'hlb'
dclphln , 1'eniift.
Office Our , Broadway & Glenn Avo.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
The treatment ot all diseases and polnful dlf-
flcultlca peculiar to ifa'aloa a specialty.
J. Q. TIPTON ,
Attorney & Counsellor ,
Oflico over First National Dank , Council Bluffs.
Iowa. Will practice In the etato and ledcral
courW.
courW.JNO.JAYFRAINEY ,
Justice of the Peace
314 BROADWAY ,
Council Bluffs , - - Iowa.
W. B. MAYES , '
Loans andEealEstate ,
Proprietor ol abstracts ol Poltawattamlu
county. Olllco corner ol Droadway and Main
etrectt , Council Ulufftf , Iowa.
JOHN STEINER , M. D. ,
( Doutjchcr Arzt. )
Oor. WASHINGTON AVE & 7th Bt.
Council Bluffs ,
vlscosca ol women and children a tpaclalty.
P , J , MONTGOMERY , M , D , ,
FREE DISI'ENSAUY EVEUY SATUBDAY.
Office la Everett's block , Pearl trect. Itetl )
dcnco Ci8 Fourth etrect. Offlco bouri from 0 to
8 ft. rn. , 2 to i and 08 p.m. Council Ulufli
F. C. CLARK , ;
PRACTICAL DENTIST. ;
Pearl opposite the postofflce. One o ( ;
the oldest pratltlonm In Council Bluffa. 8atli.
Islactlon ( ruarantced In
DR , F. P. BELLINGER ,
EYE AND EAR SURGEON , :
WJTII DK. CHARLES DELTKEN. :
Office orer ilru ? ttore , 414 DroaJnay , Council ;
CluDa , low a. AI dlDuaseji of the ejo and car
treated under the mot > t approved method and all
cure * guaranteed.
JOHN LIKOT ,
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ATTORNEY'-'AT-lAW ,
Will ractlce tin all Stit and Unltei Stale
Courti , - -
A WAHOO WANDERER.
Returning to His Old Home in
Davia County , Iowa.
Pen Sltotoho * of "Wnynldo Sconoi
Correspondence ol Tin Hun.
WEST GUOTK , Iowa , August
loft NVnhoo last Saturday morning nt
10:30 : a m. , for n trip through Southern
orn IOWA to ray old homo in Davis
county , the hot-bod of groenbacklem
nnd the homo of Gen. Weaver. The
train which carried mo from homo
nlso carried a jolly crowd of oxcutoion
iata from Wahoo to your city to wit' '
Hogg the game of ball between the
Wnhoo's nnd the U , P's. It would bo
impossible for mo to name all of that
jolly crowd , but very prominent
among thorn , were Prof. King , County
Treasurer Porky nnd the smiling coun-
toimnco of our genial postmaster ; who
by the way , is wo understand , n candi
date for secretary of state.
\rriving nt Omaha about 1 o'clock ,
and the train not leaving for the east
until 1 , I , with my little daughter
Anna , took a stroll over a portion of
your city , visiting that now and com
modious grocery house of Paxton it
Gallagho'r ' , which wo found complete
in every respect. In company with
ono of the gentlemanly salesmen wo
got aboard the ulovator nnd inspected
each room from "cellar to garret , "
Gliding in all a completeness of which
your city should bo proud ,
Wo next visisted that palatial horse
residence of Jim Stevenson. This wo
found so complete as to scarcely admit
of a suggested improvement.
Wo then visited the postoflico , go
ing up stars to sco the spot where
Col. Smith mot with his sad and mi-
titnoly death. While standing there
viewing the apota of blood on the
wall , a fooling of Badness routed upoi
us. Sad , thiit such n good man shoulc
meet with such an ignomiuioua dcall
at the hands of a villain.
On our way back to the depot wo
stopped into the opera house for a few
momenta and after gazing with ad
miration on its interior wo stopped
out and i ixed with admiration on the
exterior of the Millard hotel.
Taking the transfer at1 p , m. wo
were soon in the Council city. On the
way over the river ono old lady re
marked , "Thcro ia the old Muddy ,
boiling away juat as I loft it twenty
years ago. " Upon inquiring I found
that aho had crossed the river twenty
years ago and gene to Idaho , and was
now on her lirst trip east to Now York
on a visit.
Wo were told at the Bluffa that wo
could not got through to Ottumwathot
night as there was no train going
through on Saturday night and that
wo must spend Sunday either in Coun
cil Bluffs or Croaton. Wo chose the
latter and took the train arriving at
Creaton about 11 o'clock p. m. Hero
wo found the train on the main line
which waa ono and a halt hours late
and by making a hurriad transfer wo
arrived at Ottumwa at 3 o'clock a. m. , \
and taking the Wabash at 6 o'clock
wo reached our destination at 7 a. m.
Just in time to partake of a good
breakfast prepared by my sister , Mrs.
J. B. Henry , in expectation of our
coming , Hero wo mot many old
friends and acquaintances who , by
the firm grasp of the hand , snid louder . '
than words could uay , "Wo are glad
to aoo you. "
My letter is already too long , ko I
mill say u few words regarding the
jropa and close. From Wahoo to
nt
Dmahn the crops are macnificiont nnd
CO :
many of the farmers aio well along cu
with fall plowinpr. From the ElulFj trif .
iown to EJAcific Junction much of the if
jorn ia splendid and much of it is veiy
poor. At thia point darkness closed .
n upon us and we could sco no more I'l
the crops until morning. From
Dtlumwa to this point the cropi are " "
iltnost an entire failure with the ox-
joption of the hay crop which is excel-
.ent. I have seen hundreds of acrea N
f corn not throe feet high and many
lelds not knue high. Oats is being m
hroahed and is makinc from ten to oh
twenty bushels per aero. The fruit dt
rep is fair although not abundant. ov
L'imes hero are quite dull. th
I might toll you something of poli- or
ics , but Buflico it to aay that General ru
onvpr's faithful ones are sadly do- " ?
noralizod ; some favoring fusion and M
ionic opposing. J. A , SMITH.
yc
If You arc Ruiiiod to
health from any cause , especially ai
'rom the use of any of the thousand
lostrums that premise so largely , with iaX'
fictitious testimonials have X'
eng , no
'ear. llesort to Hop Bitters at once , drHi
ind in n short tinio you will have the Hi
nest robust and blooming health , dt
REVAMPING READ , .11wl
3r tbe Rejuveimtion of a Min in
pi >
ister's Domicile. piII
,11
Clio Baptists of Emerson Practising in
on Tbolr Fustor.
re '
2orro8pondenco of THE HEE.
EMKIIHON , la. , August 21. Last an
Cuesday thcro was a mysterious wins- ou
oring in this quiet and steady-going
tillage , and a can ful study of the sit Wl
uation developed the fact that n deep- 1C
aid plot wus about being brought to th
ho public , and the facts Were about cii
n this wise : t0
Some of the country members of t0h
ho Baptist church managed to entrap
ho pastor , Rov. J. 0. II , Read , who no
ivas for some time stationed at Blair , o
tnd lake him and hla wife and babies tri
nto the country , and kcop him there
intil dark , During his absence they cii a
lando3tincly took possession of the bi
iouso , painted the ceilings and papered dibe
ho walls , put down a now carpet that bebi
liad boon secured from Orchard & biwl
wl
Bean , of Omaha , and supplied the th
parlor and bedroom with a couple of 01 :
hundred dollars' worth of choice st :
urnituro from the well known house aldi
Dawoy & Stone , of the same city , di
md with a boautful lamp over the avwi
center table , ana the walls decorated wi
with pictures , a pile of ice , cans of
milks , nnd baskets of lemons stored in
the back yard , nnd the bnwu band hid
in the biishos , they turned down the
light ? , when an accomplice down the
street signified that "they were com
ing. " The pastor and wife , each with
A sleeping child , came to the door ,
and were much surprised when the
lights were turned up to find the house
full of people.
Mr. Goodoll , aa master of cere
monies , assisted by n full staff of
ladies and gentlemen , took thorn in
chanjo , placed the children in the
hands of other ladies , gave them to
understand that as this was the fifth
anniversary of their woddcd life , the
friends had concluded to Imvo them
married ng.iin , The committee con
ducted them to the side of the parlor
where a beautiful arch of llpwora had
been arranged , and placing thorn
under it , Brother Brown , pastor of
the Presbyterian church , in his hixppj
mood , performed the ceremony in the
presence of A house full , which in
clude the clergy of the placoand some
trom other towns. Tno formal pre
sentation of the S300 or S100 worth of
good things , including § 80 in cash ,
Mid the good will of the pariah was
Followed by the cool ice cream nnd
lemonade , nnd ivn early return homo.
It is supposed that it was n complete
surprise to the pastor and his much
esteemed nnd faithful wife ,
Emerson U ono of the ploasantcst
lowns on this rend , and its clean , beau-
: iful houses , clustering ninoug the
TOGS along the slopes nnd on the hill ,
irosont an unusually tidy appearance
'rom tho- passing trains , while it is n
.own of steady habits , where almost
everybody attends church , nnd there
s a soberness and cultured appearance ,
t is at the same time an nctivo busi-
loss place , with largo stores , ononotic
rndosmon , and fine buildings all going
up each year. This season the uddi-
.ion to the school house , the now largo
residence ) of J. A. McDill , n stock
man , the preparation for the opening
of a plow factory by J. T. Grist , are
noticeable , Warner it Good nro busy
dealing out lumber , and keep nearly a
dozen carpenters at work putting up
houses , A. L. Sheldon , who built the
first house in the town , when ho had
to burn oil the grass to find the corner
stakes , still foods and lodges the trav
eler , and makes us fool at homo in his
tidy house. W. S. Goodoll has his
headquarters in the big brick univer
sal store on the corner , but ho is buy
ing grain , and may bo called a general
dealer. J. B. Moore , the druggist , is
not satisfied with selling organs in
largo numbers , but ho has gene into
the hog cholera-remedy trade , and
"sticks < o it" that "it will euro every
timo. " M. W. Benson has loft the
meat market and settled down to the
crocory trade.
Mrs. Mary E. Wood o baking brond
for the hungry , which fills a long-felt
want of the place , and they sny she
makes good bread. M. L. Evans has
his bit , ' herd * away to the north of
town , and Mosloy Chase handles his
bank hero with the assistance ) of Mr.
B. P. Griffith , and another ono at
Carson with S. 0. Campbell as cashier.
Sir. Griffith , the teller of this bank ,
lias boon in this institution for five or
six years , and ia also ono of the sub
stantial men of the place.
Hastings , just east of Emoraon , hai
place for a hotel man , and neither of
these towns have any saloons.
Although it seems to bo a tact that a
politician from this D rt of the state ,
the other day nt Red Oak , said : ' 'If
Major Anderson was a horse thief , 1
ivould vote for him , because ho was a
the regular candidate , " yet there i > ro
'cry many republicans who will not.
BOCKUYE.
Visible Improvement.
Mr. Noah Hatoi , Hlmira , N. Y. ,
vriteB : "About fuur poarn .iro I had an
ittack of bilioud fever , and never fully ru
overed. My ilinestivo or aiiH were weak
itieil , and I would bo completely pros-
.rated for diya. After unlug two liottles
your Burdock lilood liilterH the im-
irovi merit win HO visible that I win asr
onisheil. I can now , thoujjli ( Jl yearn of
i.e ; , do a fair and reasonable day's work. "
'rice , 81,00.
"unny Movements in Nassau Street ,
low \ork lilbuna ,
Ten square foot of the pavement in
Nassau street , near Ann , became sud-
bewitched early yesterday after- i
loon , The first indications of the "
ihango were noticed when a farmer , '
Iriving a alcopy sorrel nag , drove
ivor it. In the twinkling of an eye ,
ho old mare began a double shufllo
the cobble stones. The farmer
ubbed his eyei and gazed with as-
pnishmont at the romurkablo o volit
ions of his hitherto peaceable beast ,
" 1'vo that 'ere mare nigh onto ten x
'ears , and I owan , I never knowed her
act like that afore , " ho remarked to
bystander upon the eidowalk.
Next came a big truck loaded with .
taper. No sooner had the horao step-
led ' upon the magic spot than they
Iropped upon their knees and do-
ivercd several kicks toward the
Iriver'o nose.
"What in the devil has got hold of
nn ? ' shouted the man , as ho plied his
vhip. u
By this time a crowd of Bpoctatora
tad gathered around the bewitched ;
lac . Three policemen got their
toads together and hold a consulta- ai
ion. lo
ion."What kin wo do ? ' * said the spokes- in
nan. ; inPi
nan."Put " Piit
"Put a barrel over it , replied ono. it
"Spake to the cap'n uud have it ur- ithi
'ostcd , " said the other. hihi
A newsboy rushed down ( ho street , le
lid , beckoning to a comrade , cried leat
iut :
re
"There's ghosts up there , Jimmie. " rehi
In the meantime a pod'llcr of tin- fa
VHTO , with a ten-dollar nkelaton o' n sc
torue , drove through the crowd. At scat
ho moment ho entered the charmed tli
irolo his quadruped gave a snort , and , le
nth ears erect and tail pointing leB
oward the north star , dashed down fe
street at a 240 ; gait , Roars of
nughtor followed the terror-stricken
toddler as ho grasped the reins with 10
no hand with the other endeavored
hold down his dancing stock in
radu ,
Nassau street never contained such
jolly crowd or behold such a frcu
iiicus. Bankers , lavryors , clerks and
wotblacks laughed till the tears ran "
town their chocks. At
length
some-
K ; ; <
ody suggested that there might bo a
ak in the Edison electric light wires
vliich , contained in iron pipes , run
hrough this street , Word was at
tnco sent to the branch oflico in Pearl
troot , and the current being shut off ,
immediately disappeared , The
lisappointud audience socn molted [
iwuy and the business of the street , ' '
vai resumed. Workmen discavorcd b"
last ovoivng that the c p at the end o
the pipe loading into n building ha
slipped down nnd established a cor
ncction with the earth. In this wn
the electricity nns allowed to escape
Uubltlnl
Jncob rjicckiiifto , 274 Clinton street
Hudnlo , J > " , Y. , my * li Ima been u < in
TllostAM'KdECTHlr Olt , for themnnU m
Ho lind oncli u Umo buck thftt ho couU
do nothing ; but ono bottio cntlroly curoi
him ,
nELliWOOD NOTES
Corrcjpomlcnco ol Tim Dm.
BELUVOOD , Nob. , August 25. Thii
town is on the A. * N , , cqui-dislan
from Columbus and David City , it
Uutlor county. It is two years old
has three dry good ? , ono drug , ono
hardware , two grocery stores , two
blacksmith shops , two hotels , ono
harness shop , olio elevator and ma
terial is on the ground for another.
Our crops are hard to beat , llobt ,
Cleveland thr shod 417 bushels ol
oata from 4\ acres ; 0. Ball , 1,1CO
bushels from 18 acres ; while my own
avoratjod 75 bushels.
Moit of the people hero like Tim
HKH , nnd with n few score of sucli
papers in the state wo would noon
Imvo the politicians where they belong
( I don't like to name the placo. )
OHHOMO.
To Person About to Mnrry
"To pcrs UK about to nmrry , "
> rrold'a ndvlca wai "don't ; wo ntiplo |
mciit liy sujlng.lthout layini ; In asup-
ly of SrniKn HI.OSSOM , vrnlch euro m-
lUintnnrln nnd utlior kljticy nnd hiixldcr
complnint * . 1'ricoGO contf , trlnl bottles 10
cents. _ _ . _ _ _ _ _
"HAZING. "
Prof. Sulllvnn Becomes n Pro Tom.
JVIombor ot ilurvura Faculty.
1'eck's Sun.
Many have wondered why there has
not boon any hazing at Harvard for
the past three months. In all that
time there has not boon a caao of
hazing reported , and sumo have come
to the conclusion that the hazors have
mot with n chntigo of heart. It is
not exactly a change of heart , but n
change of clothes that ails them , We
are informed that the hazing has boon
effectually broken up. Just after
Sullivan whipped Ryan ho was called
to Harvard , nud a plan of breaking
up hazing was unfolded to
him by the faculty , nnd ho
full into il roadily. lie was to
ivttiro himself as n Quaker young man ,
and apply for IK ! mission aa n fresh
man , and let niituro take its course.
On the first day of April Mr. Sullivan
appeared nt the college under the
name of Abija Watson , and was as
signed to a room , and placed on the
roll of f roahmon. His appearance wus
commented on , and na ho passed
through the college grounds with his
peculiar garb young fellows shouted
"Shoot the hat , " "Got on lo his
nibs , " and other college literature. It
waa all Mr. Sullivan could do to re
strain himself from whipping a couple
of dozen of thu boys then and
there , but ho decided to wait
until the proper time , when ho
would bo able to got enough for n
mess. That evening ho wna approach
ed by a young man who pretended to
bo his friend , and invited to accom
pany him to a room where a few boys
were going to open u few bottles of
wino. Abija said verily ho didn't go
much on the sinful beverage , but to
oblige his friend ho went with him to
large room whcro seventy smart
young fullown were congregated , with
all thu appliances for huzing. Sullivan
nays there nero seventy , but the fac
ulty only found sixty-five smart
Alecks when the door was opened ,
but Sullivan thinks a few may Imvo
jumped outof the window and taken
to the woods. It neeiim that when
they got the "Quaker" into the room
they locked the dour , nnd the ring
leader told the paacuful man to strip
pffhis coat , vest , nnd shirt. Ho ob
jected , but finally took them off.
Some of the fellows who have since
got out of the hospital say they no
ticed , when he removed his shirt ,
that ho was put up like a hired man ,
nnd they thought it queer that a
Quaker should have an arm as big as
canvas ham They then told him
"to prepare to meet his God , " nnd
D'ot out the iron to brand him on the
back. lie t old them that ho know he
was in their power , and waa right ,
ind ho aaked as n favor not too bare
311 too hard , as ho was of n nervoun
temperament and might faint. They
then decided not to brand him
antil later , but would throw him up in
blanket fust. So they got the
blanket and tipped Sullivan over in it ,
aid about twenty of the smartest
loners took hold of the sides nnd
.ossod him up , When ho came down
ip knocked tour fellows senseless with
Ilia lists , kicked four more across the
oem , and then got on his feet and
begun to knock them right and left.
He had knocked down about twenty ,
tnd hud stopped to spit on his hands ,
ivhon the rest of the hazors huddled
a. corner nnd proposed to put an
jnd to tile flluughtor. Ono said : " 0
oed Mr , Quaker , please hit us alone ,
Wo belong to rcupcctublu fumilicn ,
mil won't do so any more , " Sullivan
ookcd at them nnd said ; "It is haz-
ng ycz want. Well , ycx can have
ilinty" ; and ho went at them
ind in nbout fifteen minutes
corded up the whole gang , and
mzing was broken up in Harvard col-
ego. As he throw his coat and shirt
icroas his arm and walked out of the
room and met the faculty in the hall
said : "Throw water in their
'acoa and they will nil regain con-
icioimirfts in from ten minutes to half
hour ; " and ho nliook hands with
.ho faculty , n cuivcd1 his $500 , and
eft for New York with his trainer ,
Billy Madden , who was sitting on the
fence outside waiting for him ,
"Fot kind of a time did yoz have
rvid do b'ya ? " asked Mr , Madden , av
helped Mr , Sullivan on with his
ihirt and changed the Quaker hut for
mother ,
"Verily , friend William , " said
Quaker Sullivan , as ho counted the
roll of bills to see that the faculty had
not shoved any counterfeit ! on him ,
"it waa the ovint of the season ; it ia
oed exercise , " And they started for
Cornell University at Ithaca.
Buoklm'B Arnica Waive.
Tliu UBHT BALVJC In the world for Outs
UruUeu , Bores , Ulcers , bait Itheum , lfo
fer Bores , Tetter. Chapped Ilumln , C'hl
blaliis , Corns , ami nil eltin cmptluns , un
xibit.lvcly curev ollen. It Is guaranteed t
'Ivo B.'itlufactfon or money rcfiuideil '
I'rlco , & cents per box , For pale by 0
, Goodman
COUNCIL BLUFFS MANUFACTURING GO.
Mouldings , Scroll nnd Lattice Work , Wood Turn
ing , He-Sawing , Planing and Matching , Sash , Doors ,
Blinds , Boxes , Etc. Manufacturers and Dealers in
Improved Hawkeye Wind Mills and Purnps.
J , J , Hatliaway , Manager , Council BMs , Ia ,
Machinery ill lie run oxclimivoly for cuttom work on Thursday ivnd Friday of
each week. Orders nollclted ixtul tntlnfAction RtmrnntcoJ ,
( Successors to J , W , Rodefer )
M
WHOLESALE AND 11ETAIL DEALERS IN 1
LAGKAIAffl. . LEIIGI , BLOSSBUEGQi
AND ALL ; "i . ' .3
I
CONNELLSVILLE COKE , CEMENT , LIME , PLASTER , ETC.
Oflico No. 34 Pearl Street ; , Ynrda Oor. Eighth Street and
Eleventh Avonui > , Council Bluffs.
P. T. MAYNE. 0. E. MAYNE I
COUNCiL BLUFFS STEAM FACTORY
MANUFACTURE
BROOMS , BROOM HANDLES ,
KCORN MEAL , GRAHAM FLOUR AND
FEED
The Very Boat of Brooms Constantly on Hand. The HIghent
Morkot Prioe Paid for
Corn , Oats , Rye , Barley
IBIROOIM : OOIRZEST
Partloa Wishing to Soil Brooin OornyWill Plenne
Send Snmple.
OO.
JAMES FRANEY ,
372 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA.
Iways kcopi on hand the flnojtasiiortmont ol matirlal ( or Kuntleniou'a wiar. Batlslactlon guaranteed
1'or all kinds ol FANCY OOUDS , such as
| lleiles1Laflies'lIM8rffear ( '
I all descriptions Alin HftndUcrelilofn , hnth In silk and llnun , hose ol nil Hindu , thread , pint ,
.
cedlei , etc Wo hopa the ladles will call and sea our etock ol roods at (30 Uroadway beloro
oh | { clsow
. UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUT STREET.
THE BEST BREAD IN THE CITY. None but iirst-clasa Bakora
unployod. Bread , Cake , Pies , ito. , delivered to any part of the city , Onr
LU I run nil day.
P. AYRES. Pronrietor.
HUGHES & TOWSLEE ,
DEAI/ERS IN
Jpn/ectionery , FruitsWuts
Jigars and Tobacco. Fresh
) ysters and Ice Cream in
bason.
12 MAIN ST. ,
Council Bluffs.
- FOK
DHICAGO ,
PEORI
ST. LOUIS ,
MILWAUKEE.
DETROIT , NIAGARA PALLS ,
EWYORK.BOSTON ,
And all Polutt Eatt anri ) outh-E tt.
THKLINKCOm'HIHKH
Nearly t.WO miles Bolld Smooth Steel Traeki
11 connections nro raado In UNION ObPOTS.
ling a National Hoiintatlon n holni ( tin
roat Through Oar Line , and Is universally
Diicodod to be the FINEST EQUIPPED lull-
sad In thfl world ( or nil claasus of tra\ol.
Try U and you will flud traveling a Inxury
ittuad ol a ilbfcointbrt.
ThrouRh Tickets via rhli Celebrated Line (01
Jo at all oillcuj In the West.
All Information about Hates o uro , Fk-opInK
ar AoocmiuoJutlons , Tluio Tahlua , ic. , will be
icerlally Klvun by apiiljlnlne to
T. J. POTTER ,
Hil Vlco-l'rui 't & Clcn. Itamiff r.t'hlca O ,
PERCIVAL LOWELL ,
( leu. l'ftuwn , cr
\V. J. BAVKNl'OKT ,
Uon Agent , Council muffs.
H. V. JJUEI.L , Ticket . omtb
morn-od ly
MRS , fl , J , HILTON , M , D. ,
'HYSIGIAN AND SURGEON ,
E22 ! HroaJwav Oouuoil
STARR & BUNCH ,
HOUSE , SIGN ,
AND
ORHAMEHTAL PAINTERS.
PAPER HANGING ,
KALSOIINING AND GRAININO ,
Shop Corner Broadway and Soott Sfc
Hununo.T , X. L. H1IUOART. A. W. BTR T.
I'roiildont. Vlco-lWt. Cashier.
CITIZENS BANK
Of Oonuoll Blnlfr.
Organized under the laws of the State of Iowa
1'ald up capital 9 76,000
Authorized capital , 200,000
Intoroit i ld on tints deposits. Drafts Issued
on the prlncipil cities of thu United Status and
Kuropo. bpuclal iitUntlou irltnu to collection *
and torrcapjiidencu with prompt returns ,
J. I ) . Edmundion , K. Ii. Hhut'art , r J. T , Hart.
W. W. W.1IMO , J W. Hodler , I.A. JIV | ,
A. W. Struct , Jy7dtJ
COUNCIL BLUFFS
IRON WORKS
,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ENGINES , BOILERS , MINING
AND
GENERAL MACHINERY
Office ana Works , Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
We give special Attention to
Stamp Mills , Smelting Fnrnaces ,
HOISTERS AND
GENERAL MILL MACHINERY ,
HOUSE FRONTS.
GENERAL REPAIR WORK
Mill receive prompt Attention. A general M.
sortmout of
BmsB Goods , Belting , Pioing.
AND SUPPLIES FOR
Foundry , Pig Iron , Ooko , Ooal.
OHAS , HENDRIE ,
President.
"RLACK-LMIAUGHT" cures Uj ipevf ,
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