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THE DAILY BEE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER I"
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City Market , Council niufla , Iowa ,
WHOLESALE FLOUR HOUSE ,
General Amenta for the Celebrated Mills of II. D. Hush & Co. . Ooldcn Kajtl Flour Lcartnwoith
Kan agand Queen ] > ea Mills. Sioux Falls , Dakota.
Rcfcicnce , Smith ft Ctllt * nilcn , Uomic.il IlUidfc , la.
HI. IE.
WHOLESALE AND KCTA1L
STATIONERY AND PRINTER'S GOODS ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Tli'LE ABSTRACT 0 F F ICE.
3 * . "Vy. * vi Q TO"JC 3EC , 33B O 3 .
Lands and Lots Bought and Sold.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW HATES.
NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA ,
IBL HAJBSO3ST ,
15 North Main Street ,
WHOLESALE DEALER ! ! i SHOE FINDINGS.
ncadj.ftttod uppers , In call akin nod kip. Oak and Hemlock BOLE LtATHI
oods apiwrtnlnlni ! to the shoe trido. ( ioril < soUl a < cheap M In the Km' .
That iiorcr require crimping , nt Mrs. J. J , Good's Hair Sitori ) . tt prices nc\ct bolctu touched liv
any other hair dealer. Alto a lull line ct switches , itc. at roatly reduced prlcoi. Also ROW ,
illcr and colored neUacs made from ladies' own hair. Do not tall to call bcloro purchasing
elsewhere. . All iroodn warranted M reprcsouli-d tills. J. J UOOU ,
29 Main nlrroi. Council HlulTfl , Inwa
UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUT mSTREET. \ \ .
THE BEST BREAD IN THE OI'l'Y. Nemo but lirat-cltwa Bnkorr
f employed. Bread , Ctxko , Pies , Ac. , delivered to any part of the city. ' Our
E ' Wagons run all day.
P. AYRES , Proprietor.
No. 530 , BROADWAY , ( Palmer's Block.
Between Gth and 7th streets.
E.
Our Motto : Strict cleanliness , the best quality of meats , anil lowest possible prccs. llcnta de-
hcrcjtoaiij pnrtcl tliccit } . Come nsil Bee our new shop.
BATHIM HOUSE !
At Bryant's Spring ,
Cor , Broadway anil Union Sts.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Plain , Medicated. Vr.pcr , Electric , Wungo ,
Doucb , Show or , Hot and Cold Baths Corn-
potent & ale and ftmulo t.urics and attendants
Btw&ys on hand , and the bust of raio and atten
tion then mt runs. Special attention Risen to
bathing children. Investigation auJ patronao |
eollcltcJDR. . A. H STTJDLKY & Co. ,
100 Upper Uroadway.
Dr. Studluy : Treatment ol chronic diseases
made a epcclilty.
REMOVED without the
CAIGffiS drawing of blood or use of
' ; knife. Cures luiir ( diseases ,
A vn nT HWM 1"Ita' Scrofula , Lh cr Com-
.m JPi A l'tttll' ' ( Dropsy , Uhcuma-
TUMORS ara. i'ever and Morcur-
I U III U II O
) al BOrD8i Erysipelas , Salt
Rheum , Scald Held , Catarrh , weak , Inflamed
and granulated Eyes , ccrofulous Ulcers and Fe
male Disease * of nil kinds. Also Klduoy and
Vonerlal diseases. Ilcinorrholds or Piles cured
money refunded.
AH diseases treated upon thoprlnclploof * cget-
able reform , without the use ol mercurial pois
ons or the knife.
Electro Vapor or Medicated Batha , furnished
who desire them.
Hernia or Rupture radically cured by the ueo
the Klr.Btlo belt Truts and Piaster , which ban
superior In the world.
CONSULTATION FREE-
CALL ON OK ADDRESS
Drs , X , Rice and F , D , Miller ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , Ia.
J. M. PALMEB ,
DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE
A.- ) LOAN AGENT ,
cc > ucii. BLiurrs , low
W.D.STILLMAN
. . ,
Practitioner of Hsmeop&thy , consulting
PhysicianandSiirgeon ,
Office and residence 015 Willow avenue , Coun-
cl lllnffa. Iowa. _
BINTON & WEST.
DENTISTS.
14 Pearl Street , Oaunoil Bluffs.
Etr ctlnKandfllllng a epaclilty. Flrst-clwa
ork iuarantoo < l.
DIl. A. P. HANCHE1T ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office , No. 11 Pearl Street. Hoiui , 0 v in. to
2 and 2 p. in. , to 6 p , in. Residence , 120
Bancroft street. Telephonic connection with
Central office.
F. T. SEYBERT , M. D. ,
PHYSICIAN & SUROEON.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA ,
Office No. 5 , Everett Block , Broad
way , ever A. Louie's Restaurant.
S. E. MAXON ,
JSL. ret a as : i TI aa ia a ? .
Office aver saving ! bank ,
COUNCIL. BLUFFS , - Iowa.
REAL ESTATE.
W , C. Jamed , lu connection with bis law and
collection business l.uj a and ioli ! real cetate.
PcreoDS wUhln to buy n wll city propcrt ) call
tthl90t&.e , over Bushnill's book etore , Pmrl
ttiect
EDV/IH J. ABBOTT.
Justice ot the Peace and
Notary Public ,
4IB Broadway , Council Bluffs
D dl kadmortsagei tiiawn .tad . tckaOKl 'KOt
WATER WAVES-
In Stock and Manufactur
ed to Order.
Waves Made From Your Own Ilair.
TOiLET 8TIGLES ,
All Goods Wai ranted as
Represented , and Friceo
Guaranteed.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
337 W. Broadway ,
Council Bluffs ; - - - Iowa
IRS , , J , HABDIM , M , D , .
Medical Electrician
AND
GYGNECOLOGIST.
Oraduito ol Elect ropathlc Institution , Phila
delphia , Penna.
p , Broadway & Glenn Avo.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
The treatment of nil dlacasea and pnlnful dif
ficulties peculiar to frmaloa o specialty.
J. G. TIPTON ,
Attorney & Counsellor ,
Office oxer Flrnt National DankCouncil Uluffs ,
Iowa. Will practice lu the etatn and federal
JNO.JAYFEAINEY ,
Justice of the Peace ,
014 BROADWAY ,
Oounoil Bluffs , - - Iowa.
W B , MAYES ,
Loans andEealEstate ,
Proprietor of abstracts of Pottawattamlo
count ) ' . Oltlc * corner of llroadvtay and Main
iitret.U , Council Ulutla Io a.
JOHN STEINER , M. I ) . ,
( Deutscher Ant. )
Cor. WASHINGTON AVE & 7th St.
Council Bluifc.
ulieasea ol women and children a tpaclalty ,
P , J , MONTUOMEBY , M , D ,
FllEK DlSPENSAHY KVCUY SATUIIDAY.
Office In ENCK-U'B Mock , Pcail trc t. lt l
dence 1-3 Kourtb strict OtUce hours from 9 to
2 a. m.JJto 1 ami o B p m Council I luff
"
FT C. CLARK ,
PRACTICAL DENTIST
Pearl opposite the poatoffice. One o
the oliloat j > i : tltloner lu Council DluHj. Katli
Ulactlon truarantceJ In
MADIIER & ORAIQ ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY
Rich Out Glees , Fine French Oblna ,
Silver Wure &o. ,
tlO B Oi * * T COIJKCH. JILUtTfl. WA
' T he Star Bakery ,
HOY/ARD / & ROBIE ,
227 MAIN ST ,
y the best Dred Hiker In the Wet ; aU
a choice h nd for Cakea and Pies
liread Ut.U > ertd to all r tl ol the tity.
COUNCIL BLUFFS HAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
cmcino , ROCK i iA\n * M' rumr
iMvut Arrlic
Atlantic l\t : IMP in I'Aiinr ix ; n is am
IX and Mai v 2' a in K\ and Mill (5V. ( pin
D Molim in 7 IS a in DrsMoIncnai .4.30 pm
rmt 100 , itmmotoN INDHHM *
IVpnrt ArrUc
Atlintlo F.xt . fi-Klpm ! Pvlflc IX.n.Ala ! in
Mai and I\ : . 'I''Oain MilUnd IX' . Toupni
N. Y. IX t 00 pin | NcliKa IX. S ' "OR in
mil 100 AMI NORTIIHCItrRN.
IHpnrt - Arrhc
t'antlc K\t r , f. p in I IVulflc IXJ . . ! i 1.1 n in
kill ninl l'\ ' 1.1) n tn I Mil and IX ( il'ptn
iivin ( S it ) " ' . ! p in | Aixtini. ( Mun ) I I" p in
K\1 IT * , "T. JOF VMl Wl'NCIL BI.I H
Arrhi' iH'iurt.
xpri'v' i ; f < l p in I Mi ! ) and IX . n XI a in
lull and IX. , crijnul IXire | x.i ; IIp in
- . . . . Arrhp.
HI \ IX . . . .n "flam l iij | IX ni.iin |
llvwl ( linpiu MKi-d SOJpin
'ri'lilht ' . .nuOntn I'nl.'lit t'.Upin
w Mtll , l. M'l IH AMI ririiu
Dcpirt. Arrhc.
[ all and IX . ! > 10 a in I Mnllnml IX. . 40pin
.union Hill. . 4 VI p in I Cniinon IUJ llo'nm
HUHX in * iMinilHc.
1'ipirt. Arrho.
or Slourllj .T..Vi n in Trui MouC'j , ( i V ) p in
or l/onif I'lni1 , Frni IAIIIC 1'lno ,
T Viam Xili. . . . ( i Kip in
or M. I'nul T.10 p in 1'roin St r.uil X.M n in
( UK vm > , Mii.n M htr I.MI ST. I \i I.
IHpirt. Arrl\L > .
lallnnd IX. . ll.t'i.i in Mill mid IX. . 7:0)pin :
Council n'ultd ' ft Oitmlm Street It. U.
lc.nc Council II ufT . \t-\\o \ Onmlia.
n in , II a in , 10 n in , 8 ft in , n a in , lu a in.
I n in , I in , ' . ' p in , ,1 p II a in , I.1 tn , i ! pin , : ip
i , I p in , n p in , ii p in in , I p in , n p 111 , ii p m.
Micct.ir < run hilf liourlv to the I nlon I'.u Illo
tinot. On Sunih } thoiari hcslntliclr tripi at
oilmU n. in. , mm run reini ar .1 during the ilu
11) , I J , i ! and , " > o't otk , nml run to dt.tlniv. . .
'IXitpt biiiuhj . IlX pt Satunli.s. JlXix'pt
OVER THE BOhDEH.
Burlington Junction News ,
Briefd and Business
Matters.
luRtitatlcm * and Political
Points.
Correspondence of the lice.
BUULINOTOX JUNCTION , Mo. , Sop-
ember ( i. Thoru was a big crowd in
own to-day to BOO the circus , which
ad brought up a largo number of The
laryvilla Republican supplnnantary
sauo , containing big puHTa for "tho
f" Notwithatandin the big
urutiut , the city was as quiet as on
ny other day , and it was rom.irked
3 quito unuau.il to BCO so much order
ud civility when everybody was in
own. Nobody hooted or became
oisy , and even a lad who fell out of
wagon , by the team starting before
o was seated , and was picked up by
lie watchful policcnnn , did not cry
nd scream , but whoa the people gath-
rod him up , lin just 'iniido up a wry
ace and walked oil' . It is all in being
irought up right , you seo. Not
withstanding the burning of sovnral
tores l.iai winter and the residence of
Vill R. Gay this summer , Burlington
"unction is growii.g. A whole vil-
ago or settlement of now houses has
) cen built in the southeast hide of
own , and most of them are good
ones.
ones.Tho
The Merchants' bank with Orriu
ilillur as. managing proprietor , has
moved into it good brick building ,
reeled exclusively lor ic , with vault
, nd the modern conveniences for
oing n steady and regular banking
nminess.
The Post continues to grow in num-
era and strength , keeping up its pat' '
onugo and increasing its editorial
orce , uveu though it build in the
shos of cjmpotitioi ) . Biothur Cris-
inger never gets tired of doing a
zeii kinds of bueinoss at onco.
The Ware bank has fitted up with
now oflico furniture.
The Merchants' hotel has
> eon rented by B.V. . Burke ,
orinorly of the Oity hotel ,
ind I. ABoulwaru , the proprietor ,
las stopped aside because of poor
lealth. Wo are glad to note thac ho
s fast recovering , nnd the traveling
nan will long to BOO him ugain in his
ild place , although Mr. Burk is an
ixporienced hotel man , and is keeping
ho house up to the standard. Wo
mot hero W. A. Burdick , one of the
well-to-do citizens and successful law-
era of Burlington Junction , who was
school inatu of your correspondent
n Orawford county , Pa.
O W. HAUNKY AND CO. ,
. ropriotors of the Graham inilln nt
klaitland , on the St. Joe ro.id , have
opened up B lurpu flour nnd feed Btoro
lore , including flour exchange. The
nill hashecn almost rebuilt within a
hort time , and in now ono of the
jeet in tins part of the slope.
Jill. 1' . IIAN.NKIl ,
.ho businccB malinger of thu Rtoro at
hiu place , is an old settler in Juwa ,
and well known for yoais at Olarinda ,
nnd korps a largo variety of stock ,
with Hevurdl brands ot the bust Hour ,
.ind deals by wliolcsalo or rotuil.
TUB MINEIIAL SI'IIISOH
are just i.ow attracting ijaito a good
deal uf notice. 'J3o dmtinguish tl'cm
from other springs and wells , they nro
named the "Corken Burlington Min
eral Springs. " Metsra. Oorken&Ter-
IHIIIO , the proprietors , have thia year
opened largo new buildingB to tlui pub
lic , and under the direction of the best
medical advice to bo found , hnvo been
placing the work under systematic
maimueiutmt , opuuttdrt good hotel , nnd
nro receiving a good patronngu , Mr
Curium u HII early settler in this val
ley , und has u largo faun , of excellent
land , and there is hero everything
needed to make this ono of the most
delightful places in the West. The
clear atroam , the lake n mile long , just
back of the hill where his residence ia
located , the largo tutivo timber , the
abundance of opringd , thu lay of the
land , and the location a milo from the
depot und town , and the wonderful
cur.Uivo properties of this water war
rants the statement that this will noon
become a popular roaort , and uotoO
f jr cures. Aa wo rode ovtr the field *
and through the wuuda , where ecoroe
of families are camping to bo near tht
uprings ; an I examined thu lay o ;
the land , the rich fields of eon
the orchards and vine * , loaded wit )
luxuriant applet , peuta and grapes
uud ocanned the scenery , and luokuc
on the carriages conatuntly coming aiu
going , the 'bus bringing people fron
the trains , and the helpless nufterer
sitting in the shade "drinking nt the
fountain , " carrying nwaj the water in
jugs , or coming from the hot and cold
bath rooms , nnd giving testimony of
the life-restoring influences hero re
ceived. 1 thought of the thoimmls
who should coma and try this Hotheada
in the Nodavrny vnlloy. Thp prospect
is th.it ScribniT 11. Bench , the popu
lar sher IF of Nodaway county , will bo
the next prosecuting attorney ,
for ho is ono of the
beat men in the country , nnd
a crippled soldier , \vhilo the
democrats of thin congressional dis
trict , who have something cf n ma
jority , will probably olcct Col. .Inint's
N. lUrnrs to a tirnt in the next con-
Krcsi. I suy ho will probibly bo
elected bcMUso ho was n jurtncr of
Gould in the St. Louis bridge bust-
ties ? , mid io undorBtood to bo a rail
road mm , nnd us the political machine -
chino politicians don't ciro whether it
in dcinocnt or ropublicnii , en the com
ing men are in thu "pool , " and i s
Gould hns just bought the other half
of the st.ktu of Missouri politically ,
and watita to plaeo it in charge { of hia
ouporiiitniidniits , therefori' , 1 say this
man in thn "right man in the right
place , " und will no doubt bo elected.
UlTKCYC.
KAHMAZOO , Mich. , l''eb. ' 2 , 1880.
I know Hop Bitters will be.inec-
oinmcndiUion hoiu'stly. All who itao
them confer upon them the highest
cnconnumr , n-ul pivo them credit for
maknip cart's nil the propnotorn
claim for them. 1 hive kept them
since they were first olFerod to the pub
lic. They took high nuik from the
firot , nnd maintained it , and nro moio
called for than all others combined. So
long W3 tlity keep up their high repu
tation for purity und usefulness , 1
shall continue to recommend thorn
something I hnvo never before done
vith any other patent medicine. I
J. .1 HABCOOR , M.D.
PACJETCOTJNXY
'bo ' Kocent Fair nnd Its Attrnctlony
L/lurlntlii'd ateady Growth.
'orrc8ioiulcnco ' | ot Tim Hit" .
CLAUINIU , In. , September 5. Page
ounty takes hold of the county fair
i real earnest. Although this is the
eok of the atato fair , mid liurling-
on Junction has juat closed a BUG-
essful meeting of its agricultural
ocioty , und although Glenwood is in
ession with Creston , Omaha , Council
ilufl'd , nnd n dozen moro at hand ,
'ago county ia gathering for a grand
ally this wliolo weak. A largo list of
; oed horses are on the ground , proba-
ily twice the number over before at
ho county fair. Tliero ia n whole city
f tents , booths , fit ilia , reataurants ,
.hooting galleries , g.ime stands ,
holograph 'gulloriea , cuudy , lemon-
do , and lifting nnd ntriking tnstitu-
,10113 , and the ladies of the Methodist
: hurch have a grand dining hall tent ,
11 the best of order , and feed the
iublic to gather money for the now
ihurrh and furniture. Jiiveiything in-
icatcs that this will bo the beat fair
ivor hold in the county.
TUB hTOOK DEI'AHTJIIINT
s full , Geo. Dugan , of Bedford , Iowa
lias a fine herd of short horns and
blooded horse ? .
.1. P. Grillith has agood collection of
.hort . horna and oottawoldnnnd South-
owns froin his ' 100 acre , "Oastleton
\\rin" a milo east of Shonandouh.
II. S. Wolf , has a herd of short
oniB , cottswolds , and chester white
OES , from his -JOO anro "Arlington
'arm" three miles Bouth of Shonan-
oah.
Joseph Morley , form Yorktown ,
? ago county , Iowa , linn u fine lot of
ersey red hogs from "Summit Farm , "
.ncl Uoo , Turner and J. T. Woriium ,
f Olarinda , are on hand with blood-
id stock , and the Oodur lUpids insur-
.iico . company have put up a tent and
> laced a genor.il agent on "oxhibi
ion , " nnd as "Brother Foster" hns
raveled in the fnr west , ho is the only
ntorprotor to converse with the
'Oregon man" speaks the Chinook
dialect of the natives of that Occidon-
nl clime , ns it was introduced by the
ludaon Bay company , and ho is
endy to tell nil nbout it , and the
' . "
'Oregon jargon.
THE LOCATION
B very line , with excellent ahndo of
argo native timber , grand ncnnd , half-
ilo track in good order , good build-
L's , and a beautiful cage for the
fliciul functionaries , which is u now
Mid original na well as novel method
f placing the officers on exhibition.
THK TOWN
s growing. The Presbyterian ohurch
lias just completed n beautiful brick
church , which hag the modern con
veniences nnd style , and in u creili to
the church and the city. The Metho
dist people are just "roofing in" thuir
uid now brick church , which stands
in the hill ubovo the center of thu
town.
The Lindenimti house in
ipened und doing : i good
Dusinoas , I'.ud in the pride of
the nverago citizun ; while ten now
brick stores of Jargo size , nro being
erected immnd the rijuaro , und somu
of tlio old wooden buildings nro stand
ing in thu alreot , und waiting for thu
owners to move into the now quarters.
Herman Russell , formerly ot Omaha ,
inn formed a partnership with Dan J.
Do Long , U3 abstractors and ncgotia-
lord of loans und real estate , and have
gorgeous office in the Page County
Bank building ; nnd The Star has u
homo com'rpjmlunt that takes the
cako. "
Brother Miller , of the pnatoflice , has
juat put a § 100 or $500 ornamentation
over his poatoflico boxes ; sparkling
with transparent and illuminated pan-
nols which advertise the business
houses of the city.
Joe Li ran 2 hus aold out his cleva
tor ut llepborn , and is building a new
one ut a new station on the Turku
road.
road.Tho
The Central house has been refitted ,
nnd under the nmiugumont of 11. A ,
Gruonawalt , la rccounizud at a gooc
housii * and ii pitroni/.utl better thai
over before ,
THE NLW KAILLOAIH
are helping ClaritUa although tl'i
nuil fucilitiea are very bad , fur iv
mails from the uoat can got hero unti
night. It it hoped , huwovor , that th
new road from Shmuindoah may soui
bring woutorn mail in the early part o
the day. The Tarkio , or Corning '
Clarinda railroad , ia now running rtj {
ular trains by way of Coin ; nnd the
Shcnandonh & llonniston is ready
from lU wcstorn toriiiinus to this
place , nnd the inotorn pirt will bo
ready in a few weeks. Mr. T. A.
lliordnn , the efficient clerk in the
olllco c f J. Fitr.gcMld it Co , the em-
tractors who built thcso roads , stairs
that their force will soon bronk cimp
along these lines. HUCKKYK.
If You nro Ruin oil
in health from nny cnune , especially
from the uo of nny o ! the thousand
nostrums that promise BO largely , with
long fictitious tentiniiminls , hnvo no
fear. UcBort to Hop Bitters nt onco.
nnd in u short time yon will hnvo the
most robust nnd blooming health ,
A Clmnuo of Mind.
"Thoro is n certain man .in this
town whom I'm going to lick until ho
won't bo out of bid for six months
after , mid I want to know what it will
cost me ? "
So said n man who entered n Gris-
weld street law ollico yeateidny , nnd it
wnt plain to be neon th.it his dander
was way up.
' Lot's see ? " mused the lawyor. "I'll
defend you for If 10. If you lioV him
in n firit-olnen miniinr your line will ba
nbnut $ 'Jf . T'IOII ' thorn will bo n fonr
dollars coata , say uiiouuh to maki ) I he
wliolo thing foot up § 40 1 thinkth'vl
I cin sifoly promise that it won't cost
you ever tlmt "
"Forty dollars ! Forty dolltira for
lickintr 11 man ! Why , I cun't go that ! "
"Well , pull hid nose , then. The
lait cnao I hud of that sort the line wno
only ? 15. That will reduce the grots
sum to thirty. "
"I wnnt to tear him nil to pieces ,
but.I can't nllord to pay like that for
the fun. llo\v much would it oust to
spit on him , "
"Well , that's nn assault , you know'
bir the line might not bo over ten
dollars. I guuaa $25 would see you
through. "
"Lands I how I do wnnt to crush
that mnnl Suppose I knock hia hat
OUT'
"Well , nbout § 20 would cover
thnt. "
"I can hardly hold myself , but $20
is pretty utuep. Can't I call him a
liarl"
"Oh , yes. I think § lf > would cover
that. "
"Well , I'll eo about it. I'm either
yoiiiKtocill him n liar or also toll
everybody that ho is no gentleman ,
or elau give him an awful pounding.
I'll BOO you ag.un. "
"My fee la § 5 , " observed the law
yer.
yer."What for ? "
"For my advice. "
The pulverizer glared at him for
half n minute , nnd then laid down a
"V , " and nturtod Blowly out with the
remark :
' 'I'm going straight to that man
und beg hm pirdon , nnd tell him that
I'm the bigguHt tool in Detroit 1 Thank
heaven that you didn't get but ono
claw on mol"
I BUW BO much said about the merits
ot Hop Bitters , nnd my wife who was
ul way s doctoring , and never well , teased -
od mo so urgently to got her some , I
concluded to bo humbugged again ; and
I am glad I did , for in lees than two
months' use of the Bitters , my wife
was cured , and she has remained BO
for eighteen months ninco I like such
humbugKiiiQ ! . II. T. , St. Paul.
Pioneer Press.
_
Whut Bho Would Do.
They were Billing on a log near the
Rock spring.
"And you love mo ? ' ' ha asked.
"Can you ask il ? " she answered.
"I like lo hear you say the nwoot
words ever and over again , " ho gur *
"Then 1 do love you and love you , "
aho twittorod.
"And I must leave you to-morrow.
"Dm't auy it , doir lidiirt , don't
any it. "
"And what will my darling do
when I am far nwa ) ? What will aho
do in these lonely evening hours with
out mo. "
"Alii'in ! ' said an old bachelor , getting
ting up from th dark end of the log
nnd slurling oil1 to the hotel. "I
tell you what sho'll do in these lonely
hours without you ; she'll bo silting
right out hero on this same log wit ) :
another mash , making us big a fool of
it nti you are. " Then he wont out into
the darkness.
Bnolclm'n .armcii tjnlve.
Tim HUHT HALVK In ttiu world fur Cute ,
Urulnos , HoreH , Ulcerr , tult Ulioum , Ke-
vur Sore/i , Tetter , Chipped Hanilx , Clill
hlnliiH , Corns , nnil nil ulJu eruptions , and
ptMllivoly curen illts It IB ( 'uaranteed to
jive aatlufiiclfon i it' aoy refunded ,
1'ilcB , Mconta per ct.or m.le liy..O.
V , ( ii
The Attorimy Qo oral In Court ,
Wft hli > itoii ; tpcclal to 'I lit ) NUK York Kiln
Aa the attorney guiiem ! nddrossod
thu court nnd jury , lie presented un
exlrnordinary siioctaelo , Ho waa
ilrossud with faultless tnsto in thu
fashion of 50 yeuru tgo. 11 is bund-
BOIIIU iron-giay hair vu brnaluid for
ward of his ears , and fell in a carefully
disordered bang upon his forehead.
As became u youth linn of yo olden
time , ho wan , of course , smooth
Hhuvun. Ilo were n rich daik green ,
double breasted frock coat , buttoned
closely to the ohm. An old fashioned
nlaridco collar roisu ever a blaok era vat
A high white hat of nntiquo uhapu
tested bcsido him on n table , Aa lie
lifted his dulicato hands in graceful
gesture , hia wnata weio seen to be
enotaed in enowy linen frills. Ilia
dark trousers terminated in glossy
patent leather pump * .
II u oration was as old-fashioned as
hid dress. To bear it was like listen
ing to ono of the great historical
voices long silent in the grave. There
was a dignity , u precision , a command
of resources not often seen in Una
u o of a hurry. The speech was
Hcholarly in tone , cogent in argument
and brilliant with the play of wit und
fancy. Once or twicu liu hesitated , i\i
though to Luarch hit memory fu <
phrases culled at leisure mid Htoruil
for USD when nouded , but in guneU <
tlu > argument muv 'd Binoothly uni
with atntely troud. In partt
the Bpuocii wiva clusnio in i .
uimplicity of thought and propriety o
diotion. It was , moreover , H ttior
adioit fcpeuch. Nuvor wu i
ll judge moro dencaioly und artialiotll ;
1U llttlorod , and .ludijo Wyliu , us Mr
Browatcr ia Biillioiont'y ' well aware , i
uutceptibU io such ouurttous uttun
UoiiB. There were no frowns fron
thn bench to-day , but gracious annle
COUNCIL BLUFFS MANUFACTURING GO.
Mouldings , Scroll and Lattice Work , Wood Turn
ing , Ro-Sawing , Planing and Matching , Sash , Doors ,
Blinds , Boxes , Etc. Mamifacturors and Dealers in
Improved Unwkoyo Wind Mills and Punips.
J , J , Hathaway , Manager , Council Bluffs , la ,
Mnelilnorv " 111 bo run e\clml\lv for custom work on Thurailay nnd FrliUyof
each week. Onlrn * iltclted nnil satlifnoUon giiArnntce tl.
( Successors to J. W. Rodofer )
WHOLESALE AIiD RETAIL DEALERS IN
LACKAf AfflA , LEHIGH , BLOSSBUEGQ , |
AND ; ALL
COHNELLSVILLE COKE , CEMENT , LIME , PLASTER , ETC.
Office No , 34 Pearl Stro t , Ynrdo Oor. Eighth Btroet and
Eleventh Avenue , Council BhiflVt.
1 . T. MAYNE. 0. E. MAYNE
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM FACTORY
MANUFACTURE
BROOMS , BROOM HANDLES ,
3TORN MEAL , GRAHAM FLOUR AND
D D
The Very Boat of Brooina Oonatantly on Hand. The Hlghent
Market Prloe Paid for j
Corn , Oats , Rye , JfBarley
Partlea Wiahing to Boll Broom OornrWill Plooae
Bond Sample.
OO.
D. M. CONNELL ,
Funeral Director and Undertaker.
No. 17 , North Main Stroot. Council Blulla
C lli promptly answered at all liotim , night nr J j. Now hcano anil London carriages direct
from tliu factory are run In conncitlon tin-row I th.
blushes of gratified aolf-ostoom.
ho ladies wept na Col. Ingprsoll
onod with n beautiful nnd thrilling
ributo to woman , but the men noi-
ud and exchanged meaning glances
itli each other aa Mr. Jirowstor , with
few ahnrp , discriminating touchuo ,
row hia cartooim of contpiracy.
A Biwutlful Hair DroeBor.
on port Icttuf In Cltilnnitl Knqulrcr. .
By far thu most buautiful girl in all
. ewport at present ia a Boston hair
roaser. About all the male admini-
on In thu ontiio Casino yostorbay
'turnoon was bestowned upon her ,
id alia received it with the uncon
cious ijraoo and dignity of an ideal
uclieaa. Her father W.XH n bricklayer ,
am told ; her mother was a wash-
oman , apd rho herself ended her
chool daya at the age of thirteen ,
earn hur own living. And hero oho
a bright'ukinnod brunette , with
ig , melting black eyoa , abundant
etty hair , regular features , a tall ,
iapuly , well curried fii < uro , and per-
ectly lady-liko manners , Shu works
UBily and quito profitably at homo ,
ut ia now out for a holiday , and then
womun loftily sent for nor to como
nn ureas her hair , meaning an insult ,
ho wrote back : "I regret to say it ia
npoBBiblo. I did not luavo my shop
R long ago an you did your slaughter-
ouao , but I am for the time being aa
ar away from it. " Tlio fact was that
lie woman had moro than twenty
oars ago boon a practical worker in a
tuatuu pork packing house , in which
ler husband founded hia fortune.
Vhilo npnaking of this bountiful hair-
ri-fisor , lut mo deacribo lior toilet of
ratorday , us it illustnUeo n prov.uling
luborato utylo of afternoon coatuinmg
t Now-port. The material woa
very white aurah , ahirrcd for u
juartor jf a iiuard from the waist
iiwiiwjrd in chuo n.ulnTH , BO that it
bowed every notion of tlio hip. The
ulncea from the gathora was itrntiiKod
n plaits , which oxtundud to the oc o
jf tliu skirt , where they were mot by
i fall of white lace put on in coiiuilles.
'ho bodice and p.uiiura _ were white
tuna' vi'ihnu tcimtnod with lace. A
mall capo , made of row after row of
Oriental Ucu , reached juat below the
houldurs. llor hat was ootnplutuly
covered with the same lauo gainituro ,
to the diclueiou of any other trim-
iiing , and hur white satin parasol had
uvoral lace rntlluu aj u bordering
tfot a touch of color was aeon , and
ho olfuct waa that of just such simple
ulouanco aa moat of the faahionablo
Newport girls atriva after.
moat brilliant shades possi-
bio , on nil fubricu , uro made by the
Diamond Dyes. Unequalled for bril-
liunoy and durability ; 10 conla.
STEAM LASJMDRY.
723 W. Broadway.
LARSON & AJIOEKSOR ,
P
TliUlauJtyhiiJii i Uooii op uoJ ( or l wi
nua , anJ * o aru HJW | irpuid ( to do UinJry
v orU ol ull kluiU Mid gu .m ilvo aatUIucUuu A
tli < n.UlL ) uuvlv ol Hue work , utioli u oulUri ,
uflii , Uueihlrta , t5. Wo want u\brboly 13
git out a UUI ,
LAllSON ANDERSON ,
MAIN STREET
LIVERY , FEED
AND
SALE STABLE.
All Shippers nnd Travelers will find
good accommodation and roaaonablo
charges.
SOUTH IN STREET.
OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL ,
Council Bluffs Iowa.
, - - . .
HOLLAND & MILLER ,
Proprietors.
Sullivan & Fitzgerald ,
UKAUCIUi IN
GROCERIES , PROVISIONS ,
Orookery , Glassware ,
BOOTS , SHOES , ETC
Also tgeittt lot tlio follow Intf llnci of
Steamship Companies :
CunaiJ , Anchor , Onion , Amerlean , anil SUto
btwuushlp Uoiiiianle | * .
30 3Et uSi. 3E"X ? S
For ale on the IlojM Hank ot Ireland and Dank
of Ireland , Dublin , 'Ihosu w o Intrnd to tend for
.
fili'ii.lo to any jutt ol Kuroio will Hnd It to thelt
nteri-nt to ( ull un
Sullivan & Fitzgerald ,
AGKNTH ,
343 Broadway , Oounoil BluS's
Rubber Hose , Iron find Load
? ipo , Iron and Brass Fittings and
Primmings , at
Bixby & Wood's ,
THE PLUMBERS.
Oil Bancroft or ( Fourth Streets. )
HUGHES & TOWSLEE ,
DEALERS IN
Confectionery , Fruits.Nuts
Cigars and Tobacco. Fresh
Oysters and Ice Cream in
Saason.
12 MAIN ST. ,
Council Bluil'a.
w. n. ii. ri'ur.
OFflOEE & PUSEY ,
Gouncil Bluffs , Ia ,
Established , - I856
l > Urs In Korilfo Uquicjtlc Excluuiitt
ami lumo bcnuitlcs.
