THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 15
The Daily Bee.
GOUtiGil BLUFFS.
Friday Mornlnp , S pt 15.
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Office : No. 7 Pearl Street , Nenr
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"H. W. TJtjTON , Olty Editor. '
MINOK MBNT1ONB.
J. Mueller's Palace MuMo Hall.
Bherratlcn makes photoRr phB.
Deputy Marshikl J. White now IIM n
broken nhouMcr as a result of being thrown
frcm bin horse.
St. Pal rick'a benevolent society Is to
Rive an annual ball on the 20th Init. , at
8U JMtph'i ) academy.
Ths Hlufl City firn company , which
lately withdraw from the tHy department ,
has removal ltn fiirnituro to loomH on
U road way.
Joseph IliMf , tlio upper 15roadny
cooper , dtelrot to purchafe fifty thousand
hoop-iMjlcj. Wnlo to or enquire at hi
coocrchi > p.
Jofcpb Holler mukci the 1'ineit Suits
In the lateit style * , nt the lowcit | if lble
prices , llimneicliant tailoring o > tablls1f
mentis at 810 Upper Uro dway , Couucll
IJIulK
Justice Abbott IIM h d two now llc < ,
ono joining .T. H. Klmbel and Jennie A.
3)irrell , thu other joining II. K. Hender
son and Mlchalcne Iveraon ,
Tlio cm ol Cowlcs vn. Smith k Crit-
tondcn ycotcrdny came to a close In the
circuit court , the jury returning a vcrdlcl
In favor of the pltdutlff for 8600 ,
The seats f.ir tlio now school house in
Shaw' * addlttou arrived ycatcrday , and
wcro store 1 in the Ulootncr cchool build.
ng , the other not being ready.
D. V , Fjgvty , who has been on i
ipree for several days , wa yesterday rur
n on complaint of his wife , who nay * tin
old man h id ( .truck the ugly period of th <
drunk and IIM been pounding her.
In Iho circuit court yesterday morn
ing , the injunction cano of J. H , ricott \
the City wa argued by Mr. Scott and Mr
Maync , ami the CUM ) was taken uudtr ad
v4 cment.
There being no democratic paper h
this city , Mr. I'uney ccems obliged to usi
the Omaha Herald as his organ , and the !
Ret the notices copied Into the ovenln ]
what-ls-lt , mcd hero to advertlio cutc-alla
At A. Mueller's palace music ball I
being received the finest ntock of piawe
orgatiK , muslcil instnimonts of all kind :
sheet music , etc. , over received in th
northwest. Orders for goods keep coinin
in from every direction. Square dcaliu
and rcaiiinablo prices nro the mottoes i
this active houso.
The following permits to wed wei
yesterday Issued : J. il. Keith and Mli
Kate Hewitt , both of Ouncil llufT > ; Lou
James and Lizzie Hartcr , of thlx clt > ; Iw
Devote , of Keg Creek , and Sarah A. Di
loarhyde , of this city ; J. II. Kimbol an
Jcnnlo H. Darrell ; H ] ' . Henderson an
MIchalono Iversou , of this .city.
The case of Drlacoll vs. The Board i
Education was on trial in the circu
court. Mr. Driacoll , the Omaha arch
tect , claims that the board approprlati
ills plans for tbo building of the scho
houte ID Hall'rt addition nnd rcfutol 1
Kive him anything. He claims ? 300dflr
ones.
Boino of the homeopathic phyalclai
of the city have been putting In more >
leal time during the past few days In a
tending the meeting of the academy >
modlciua in Omahn , and of coiirno dro
ping In to ice the fairsights.
Tno ruralliU ( n some parts of the sta
ore being victimized by professed agent
who get the unsuspecting farmer to wri
his name ou a piece of paper , merely as
memorandum , so as to call again. T
next the farmer BCOI of the paper It U
the form of u note for a goodly nmoui
hU genuine signature being allixed.
seems as If the farmers would learn afl
n time not to sign anything for a
stranger.
Dubuque and Dea Mollies are bel
obarply criticised and widely advertte
( or the extortionate prices chars
otrangern who visited the encampment
the former place , and fair at the latter.
it stated that at lubiKtio | an expreaim
charged $ L'7 for haullni ; two loads a h
dUUnce. Such inttancei should provi
warning to Council UlufTa , and care shot
be taken that during tlio several gn
gatherings to be held here within the m
month no advantage should bo takes
Attention , Ooncordla Lodge No.
K. of P.
You are hereby notified that tin
. will be no meeting on Friday nigl
M wo are changing our "Castlo Hate
to Everett's block. A special me
ing will bo held in our new hall
Saturday night , September Ki'.h ,
general bunnest. ; also fur work in I
ranks. A large attendance is :
oired. H. Nurr ,
0.0
TAKING THE TOOLS.
outfit Found In the Pi
Hidden.
Yesterday afternoon there wa
wctrango find hit upon in Baylies pa
Afl the .park keeper was raking
0oino deadjjraes and leaves he etr
upon a little bundle hid indor a t )
juid ou unearthing it and taking
the cloth covering it , u pretty ci
pleto et of Vurglar'a tools c uio
light. There were jimmies ,
drills , futes , oit. , "bowing that w
ever owned them wai well props
for crooked butiuaai. A myst
bangs around the aihir aa to ;
who left theui there , and why , but
is evident that somebody has b
hovering about ready to breai
bank or crack a tafe if any cha
cffeied.
a Oil HALE.
My residence , No. 715Fotirih all
JBaiicroftv I . F.
VOTlNa BONDS.
A blvoiy Contest nt Weeping Wrvtor.
Comf > oni1cnes of The lit ? .
WI.KPINO WATCH , Soplomber 13.
"csttrday our city wm in ( jrcat ex
ilement ever nu election for railroad
xjtitls in this precinct. It would socni
ntlicr lilo in thuclay to vote on bonds
or the Missouri 1'aclfio railway ,
whoso engines have long ainco been
raversiiiK the tr&ck In and fro with
rains of passengers and freight from
do town to iU terminal point , but
bout ono year ago when the road ran
bout to bo built the company threat'
nod to go around the town unless the
itizonn thereof voted bonds or nigned
n agreement and bound themselves
n the ouin of $15,000 to pay nil dam-
go of the right of way through the
irucinct. Fur seine reason or othct
lie agreement wan preferred , and the
atno WHS wiitton up by John LVob -
lor , of Oiutihn , und tignud hint na
ttornuy for ilioJil , 1' . railway com-
> ny , and was nignod by sixly-thtuo
tursons on buhalf of the precinct ,
io t of whom lived in the city. A
lopositiou WM nindu and duly pub'
ilui-1 to vote bonds to the amount uf
l'J,000 to day nil diimago of thu right
f way and ruliovo the signers of the
115,000 obligation. As abovu stated
liu election * a * accordingly huld jtH-
crday. Thu ftirmura ulaunod that
ho people in tin1 city had received nil
ho danmgu fit un > csod , and I lint they
nd moat nil given thu right of way to
hu road without clwrgr.n , and conso-
uinitly they voted iig.unat the bonds ,
ury nearly to n man , and it requiring
A two-thirds vote to curry , they were
defeated by n vote of 108 jor to 152
gainst the bunds. Considering thu
nets as stated , where money , the root
of all evil , was the main point in is-
no , parties who did not participate in
ho contest can Imvo but a faint idea
f the excitement throughout the on-
ire day.
o Victory.
Tbo va'ue of electricity ns A tcmcdia'
lacut lion gained a pfonnl victory over pro
udlco TIIOMAH" KLKCTiltu OIL htnndi
iinniint In tlila cliiss uf compound * . Test !
nionlaN from all parts toll of thu wondroui
cm 04 of rheurnatUm , neuralgia , hurtr , am
ores , etc. , cttcctod by its agency.
PERSONAL , . .
llov. JoBoph Knotts Is nt homo r.gnln.
M. W. King , of Onkdale , Neb. , la Ii
ho city.
I'at Lacey has arrived homo from lii
western trip.
Stewart Anderson , of the "Statc'a At
iorncy" company , was at the Ogden yts
terday.
1'aul Acklcx , the well known clotbin
mrrdiant of Avocn , arrived in the cit ;
la-it evening.
O. 13 , Nclsoii , nf Avoca , was attemlin
to BOIIU- probate mutters In tlio circuit com
yesterday.
W. O. Monk , of Morris & Co. , th
blacktmlth and wagon liirn , bus started ft
Kentucky to visit his old homo.
General II. If. Mutser , of Mlnnourl , wi
nt tLo Ogden yesterday In company wit
Hubert 1'erolvnl , KKJ. , A. 11. Larlmc
and other friends.
There was quite a party hero from Du
lap yesterday , Including 0. A. Gager , 1
Marquis , MM. L. Kellogg , J.-A. Kelse. .
It , ] 3alley , Mrs. B. J. Moore and Mi
Wcekes.
D , C. Bloomer has loft for Baltimore ,
ttond the .Sovereign lodge of Odd ITelloi
s a grand representative , in place of M
. Newman , who was unable to servo.
0. J. Colby , of the Crcaton Gazette , ai
ho Is also interested in real eetate bui
eaa there , was io tlio city yesterday.
William Stnll , uf Lincoln , tbo junl
letnlcr nf MclCinley & Slull , was in t !
ty yesterday , and ono of the favor
uesti at the Keith Hewitt wedding y <
erday afternoon
C. M. Witt , of Ncola , dealer In fun
ire , hardware , etc. , nnd ona nf tbo H
men of that i/aco , was in tlio city yctiti
ay. He was accompanied by J. W. IJi
or , nlso n Nojla merchant , who Is w
uown hero also.
Chrltlnn Anderson for a number
oarsjengaged.lnjthe mercantile biihlnaiM
Avcca , spent yesterday In the city a
ook the evening train fur Nebraska whe
10 will engage In business ,
W. A. Stowe , a prominent attorn *
urmerly of llamburi ; , but now nf Omal
In the city engaged In the trial nf Ii
011 vt. Iiulopendcnt school district
Council lluf ! ( .
If. J. Chamboir , tliu attorney fn
Avoca , has been in tha city since Tuofd
attending court nnd tbo county couvi
tun , and departed for boms last oyenli
V , W. l''nr lor , formerly of Oakland , I
iow of Carbomlalp , Kansas , Is In attoi
, nco upon court. Mr. Fauuler states tl
whc t in tlmt part of Kansaa , In name
itanccs coos (0 busheh per aero , and rn
No. 1.
1.W.
W. W , Wnllaop , of Avoca , who recen
mot with an accident by falling from
myatack , ttrlklng upon n forue post i
jreaklng a immlH'r of itbs , rpcnt yesl
day in the city , ou his way from a visit
Ills brother ! In "Coin , " nud returned
Avoca lobt evening. Mr. Wnllaco will
bis farm and engage in the lumber i
hardware business hi Coin ,
Mr. fShepudsou , now nf Kearney , i
rk formerly In the employ of AUilnr ,
was In the city yesterd
shaking haiidi with lotue of hU
friends. Ho has been tilting lu tbo alg
, at the Omalia fair , and Improved the
' portunlty by alee coming over here ,
Win. McCartney , 88 Lloyd Street
falo , N. Y , fell nnd tpraWd his uu
Ills rruployur , II. Auilrnon. l > | M
Street , | < nic > m-d Home TIIOIIAH' Ktr.ci
Oil , und be sajb tba n few aunllcatioa
- ' ' ' him to go to work as usual.
no
Worthily Wodtlnd.
Yesterday afternoon tboro wa
quiet but happy wedding in '
city , the contracting parties being . '
J. II. Keith and Miss Kato llov ,
The ceremony was performed at
rnaidouaa of the brido'a mother
St-cond wonup , Rev. Cyrus HBU
ajliciatiog. The company coneii
simply of the relatives end
fov Intiincto friend * , and
ostentation WM carefully uvoic
JJotb parties are well known hero ,
a largo circln of friends v/i'i ' join in PI-
tendint ; the lioarticst of congr.-ula-
tinns and the best of v.-inh < K
.Mr. Keith has for eix or right ypftrs
been connected with Uurnhntn , Tul-
Icyo < t Co , , and in hold in hit'h ro-
spcct by bufincit men throughout the
city , whiloMin whom ho hns thus won
has pau ed thn vrars of her lifo herr
and ha < hojtn of fricndr. Tin ! m-wly
woddid ones l ! t last ovrninn for Chicago
cage , intending to visit friends in
Hloomingtin nlco , and to visit St.
Louis before their rnturn.
TUB IOWA roor. .
Tlio Dotnlla of the Moating which
Pulled to Patch Up tbo Agioe-
mont.
Another meeting of the manngern
of the roadn intorcstocl in trallio be-
twcon Chicago and St. Paul , and bo
tr/cen Chicago and Council ItlutTsrni \
held in Chicago Tiioadny in the hope
of fixing up Homo ntrangcmunt to
maintain both pools , which have been
no greatly agitated late by ( be in-
dcpnndonco of tin ) Milwaukca it tit ,
I'uul road. Tim following a to uomo
of the dctnilo of lltu gathering ai given
by The Times : ,
THE IOWA I'OOL.
It was nicoa iry , bnforo roarr.inging
the Iowa pool , to c.itni ) to aumo under *
Htanding on St. 1'aul buatnoa ? . The
MilwAukci ) und 8 * . 1'aul mad rotiuot ,
it is stated , to enter tbo lomt pool un-
IcKa-tho Uock Island will pool Us tit.
Paul busincfB vnth the other linui und
utop cutting rates and using whut the
St. Paul considcrn queatioimblo moth-
oda to nccuro cuatotu. As might have
been expected , the meeting ycaturday
was productive of no dclitiitn compact
bdtwcon the conflicting interests. In-
deud , tha outlook' U that thu mooting
will adjourn , leaving maltora in a
worao niuddlo than over boforo. Mr.
C.tblo , of the Rock Isluud , atated last
ovcning that ho did not balipve any
arrangement for pooling buainea * to
either of the points baforo mentioned
would be made. Uu says that his
road will incist on n perccntagu
umounting to pnn-third of tlio buei-
IICBH. In innking thin doinand ho docs
BO , ho atate , not merely in the inter
est of the Uock Island , but also for
tbo Burlington and Cedar Rapids , and
the St. Louis and Minnoapoha roads ,
over which Rock Island trains muni
run to roach St. Paul. Of course ,
the two direct lines , the Milwaukee
and the Northwestern , will
NEVEUSU11M1T TO AN ARRANGEMENT
thut allows a line 120 milea longer
than theirs to demand an cquil'sharc
of thu business with them , In fact ,
the Milwaukee and St. Paul ronda arc
dinposcd to look upon the Rick
Island's Albert Leu route afu sort ol
impertmnnco. "Why , " si.id a well
informed railroad man yesterday ,
"thero nro five other routrs to St.
Paul juat as good , and nevcrpl of their
much shorter than tl < o Albert Le <
route of thu Rock Island. A liiu
might bo tnado over the Northwester !
to Cedar Rapidn , then north along tin
line of the Burlington it Norther ;
and the St. Louis A' Minnoapojiii
This line would bo forty-two mile
shorter than the Albert Lv.i route
Other lines might run to Burlington
then north over the Cedar Uipids d
Northern to Ottumwan , and the
north over the Iowa Central and Mi !
waukeo roads , and to Marshalltown
and north via the Iowa Central an
the Milwaukee. "
All of these five possible route
could do business between St. Pai
and Chicago with aa much dispatch a
the Albert Lea routo. And , while
SUCH A t'ONTINOENOV IS IN NO WA
I'JioiiAin , ! : ,
inasmuch as it would require a en :
tiiin amount of business to bo give
to the Iowa roads , still it is hold tin
any ono of theno combinations woul
bo ontUled to just na largo a per con
ago aa is the Rock Idland. Thu Mi
waukeo people uven now say that , b
aides their direct rouU > , they can a
range ono by Dubuque which is shor
or ( linn the Albert Luu line , und ju
na rightfully entitled to : i poroentu :
us in the latter.
It is barely pocsiblo that the Roc
Inland may bo induced to lower i
demands in order to eccuro the ei
trance of the Milwaukee road , whit
has just opened iv now line to Omah
into thu Iowa pool. It is underatoc
that thu Milwuukpo people are n
particularly uiuions to onU-r thu puu
und will only do no to avoid thn cu
ting of rates and domoralziation <
butinres wbich will result in tl
northwestern buuinoeo unless that pu
in patched up ,
A further meotiuy of the parti
interested in arrnnulng those matte
will bo hold in thu U rand Pacific lioti
when it is uxpocted that an tunioijL
undurstniiding between the vario
lines will bo reached.
Conforlng Titlou.
it The following transfers of titles n
reported as taken from the uoun
records by J. W. Squire & Co , , 11
structure of title , real estate and lo
Council.
IJ. E. Hardin to E. M. James , 1
3 in block 0 , Gartii & KainBoy'a t
to dition to tlm city ; $550 ,
lota 1 and 2 in block 54 , .Mnllin's at
division to the city ; $100.
F. IhemiBnun to A. J. Cissua ,
of nh 5. 70 , 42 ; SGOO.
M. llolnly to 0. Oroutt , tof n
and nri of nwj , 15 , 77 , 42 ; 81" COO.
A. U. W lU-r to W. U VBUgha
lot a in block VC , liurn'a addition
the city ; § 20.
P. Cook to A. S. Judd , awl of !
70. 39 ; 85,600.
L. M. Arnold to 0. Thloso , part
lot 2 of nj of nwj of 1C , 77 , ! I9 ; ? 1
nf. W. Stallbrd to Iloraco Cook , p
le.du of lot 9 in block 4 , Avoca ; $412.
du Q. N. Hincs to A. B. Wntm
ill )
blocks 10 , 11 , 12 , 13 , 14 nml 15 , It
$420.
J. W. DAVIS , ot al , to A. Hoe
woning , part of lot 8 of aub-divis
of lot U of D ] of uwl of 1C , 77 ,
$00.J. .
lis J. 1. Iloinhart to G. Hnmilt
part of selof 20 75 41 ; ? 384
tu
* * "U do the rl
ho # is a great art to ;
thing at thu right timo. " The peri
on subject to derangement of the kidn
lin or hv r has A protective duty to t
ed form in purchasing a package of K
a noy-Wort. It invigorates those erR
all and by it * cathartic and diuretic cli'i
cleanses the whoJo eyitem of alt 1
nd humors.
WALLOPINGr THE WAHOOS.
The Council Dluffd Boya Win the
Qnmo by 10 to C.
Yesterday cftornoon the Wahoos
nnd Council Blufl'i clubs had n fairly
Intemling content on the diamond
Cbld. The ntlendauc : was quite slim ,
there boiny little inlerrst felt in the
result of Iho g mo nnd many prefer
ring to wait and see the guno to day
at Omaha. The fame resnlUd hi the
oxptcted victory for the homo cluS ,
who BcoroJ 10 lo the Wahoos 5. Mr.
Trieo , of the B. & M. club of Omiha ,
\nd htoly pitcher for the Lcadvillef ,
umpired the gAinc , ixnd did so xin n
Wljliiy ncceptablo manner in
all , t aiiiin , { n record foi
himself ns bai'ng one of the beat um
pires who IIMybtncttdhero. Thonnp ,
the eouond rinftcimiil , of the Wuhoro ,
was ipcpqnfscod tiy rnnnjr fin the enmo
Thonics who plajed in the club hurt
in J87H.
Kry.m i\nd DMiaherly of the old
Council Blofli dub , plaj d with the
NVahooa as tirat Mid s < cmid basemen
rcaptnttvfl.f. Mr. K atlicratonp , tin
now citchcr , did somu very ni'ixt work
yesterday nnd made n fnvorablo im
pression on the Jookorrt-on.
THE PAMUD BMEf
An IrropretBlbtoTownln Bouttvwost-
oru IOWH.
Corroaponilctico ot Tito BBS :
SHENANWOAH , In. , September ' . ) .
Thia city ia ono of the irrepressible
kind that grows epontnncously and
builds with u vigor und activity thai
nwnkenn feelings of jealousy in its
riv.ila. Only think of the now road
in ruuni..b' order and the now division
ahops expected here , the ground torn
up for n , now depot ; matiufastoriei
and trading houses , dwelling , print
ing houses , machine shops , hotels am
livery stables , nil grown up lilc :
Jonah's gourd , in a night , "a :
'twere. "
THE 8HENANDOA1I HOUSE ,
the now brick hotel in the coat end ol
town , is opened in good order undei
the management of S. W. Scott , foi
many yoara mine host of the Clnrinds
house , nnd lu's now 'bus is on hand
and his porters will attend to everj
want. There is business enough ii :
town for two fiwt class hotel * . Thii
house ia credited with having the besl
sample room accommodation on the
elope or in southwestern Iowa.
THE , KUENANIJOAH NATIONAL HANK
is the successor to the Page C6untj
bank , and is located t the old island
llero wo find the president , Georgi
Bopatt , and the well known cashier
H. F. Wilson. The now date , inanu
factured by the Canton , Ohio , com
puny , is certainly a daisy , aud th
latent thing out , being furnished will
two time-locks and ojch ono riggei
with double clock work , and is tuj
posed to bo absolutely proof aguine
the cunning burglars. The old sto
foot Page County bank safe , th
largest made by the Hall sal
company , is being moved froi
its old stand , nnd will I
sold to the first man who comes nlon
nud wants it while now office bxtun
will grace the office of the now firm.
THE NEWSPAl'KKS
nlong this line seem to bo maktn
( link movements , marching and dril
iii ( ( to bring their forces up to tl :
positions where they can command tl
Held.
Held.Juat now C. S. Hanley , for soir
time proprietor of tha Farragut Now
has cold the Nowu und cstablishc
Iiiui3ilf ) hero us publisher of the Shei
undoah Post , and Bon Clare is editi
rial chief. It will bo remembert
that the Republican and Iloporter u :
republican papers and have good jc
ofu'os , and strong patroaago , and tl
t venture of Blurting anoth
) puper nnd now ollico with i
the material ror a full job oilicu frci
from tlio manufactojy , nnd n goi
Prouty proaa nud steam power , haatl
audacity nnd boldneub of the Yaukc
and is "chuck full" of western ontt
, prise. Thu tint six numbers are 01
I und they are fully up to thn times
t nil respects , and scorn to ring with i
ontir absence of "party" gab.
this now piper is to bo an advocate
iho people's riizhts , and follow tholi
of independent journalism it will fi
plenty of friundu and n few strong a :
bitter enemifs. Its clean and epi
tuge , iti indopendoncB uud pluck
surely win.
V 8. EL1IOTT AM ) SON
have moved to the touth sida of tow
und have purchased the old W
house of J. O. Anderson , and iitt
up for n largo trade in furm imp
uienta and wagons and earring
They have built now , wide sidewall
put up new signa , made o new oil !
nnd propose to branch out ia B
wajs as to build up their Inrgo bw
ness. The two now livery utiible *
cAted in the cast side of town , u
the removal of the coal yard and
fico of Win. Laws to the eomo p
nf town , with numerous oilier n
building , makes n now village
addition to the town. George Qui
by has built a good shop to enlarge
carriage works. J. Q. Anderson 1
left his brother in charge of Uie I
pleiuont bujiubes huru , Mid returi
to the Ululfi. The Barb Fei
company is driving a largo bi
ness. II 0 , Hollia , tbo condemn
agent of II , A. Belle * . publisher t
bookbinder of Council Bluffs , J.
Ilino , the traveling agent of lit
McKune , nnd J. B. Porter , salesu
for W. S. Parrotto & Co. , of Oma
are on the streets. T. 0. Beard. I
tnorly of the Bank of Coin , is a c
diduto on the republican ticket
county recorder , nud John X , Q
litlia has sold hia meat market.
The fir next week will , bojc
doubt , be a grand out- , for voryb (
in Shenandoah is ready to help ,
grounds are in good order with pie
of buildings , fine track , young ah
trees , aud a wido-awnke not of met
managers. BUOKEYI
ht
311 JACOB SIMS ,
Td - - Attorney and Oounsollor at fc
dns
ns COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
oracDro cl y , between Ualn and I
HO Street * , wnj practice in 8Ute sod Ft
Uourte
BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
lipedil ndtcrlljeinctit * , cue M
I nt , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Kent ,
Want * , Urnrdlnf , etc. , will l > a Inscrti-il In thi *
column * t the low rate cl TEN CENTO PEli
MNE for tht- first Insertion unrt FIVE OENT.1
PKR LINK far ouch subsequent Insortlftn.
Leave ndv crtlscmtntn > t our cfllce , No. 7
Pr-H "trrr nctr llrnfttlwyy.
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ke stt Jo ip hillei'nMpicSafitTilorln ?
IdHil-r'iiieiit , No. 8U Ur. dw y , Counc I
DlulTJ , la _
WAXT D liy a jDunp m n , n s limtlnti in
n 'oi > or tirtl c , or nlll travel on the
read , AiMio tl , Council D'ulTn , Iowa.
\S7AV'XI ) Ac ( v , cncnr't'canj ' Indtutrliui
VV nol'clv-r 'or IhuMutuil Bo ( fit As oda
tlnn , rointi ! , ! llluir < , la .i \\o hoe i end ter-
il erf niiiKritptrd In Ka Kin , No'raiVa anl
IOWA , uil < h\tll Vctott ] the tlitht ptrHct nn
lllicn ! t > m * . At'l'ly la pi-r-oi cr ivodrcs ] A. J
Ci ok , nntuoiT , ( } iiiii > cll I lulli _ _
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\ > Ilist-iU-K , l > n.tctm < il.rntc. MIU-.M. I !
PA S N-t. 20XJ IJarcioJ'tfC'if. '
' or ino ( I'oMnnt ro-ni-i bcitn rr.t maiy
ON'E frntu Iho po'to'Dcr , i'cs r il liy p ,
hiKlanuai.il nlfo. Address IKR oil c , Council
IjhifK
AirANTEl ) Kvtryliody In Council llluffs tj
l\ ti > tal.o Tim lisa , 20 conWwt nook , do
Ihcrwl by rarrlor * . OUice , No 7 1'oirl Street
nearWAXTtU ) To buy 100 tor.i brccin corn
WAXTtU particulars adilriu Council
Prnniti r-icnrv. fniinrll ni n * . In-m
For Bnlo nnd Rent
-Afann of KiO acri * .
1 7 iu.ri'1 hrnkc , a Etonu homo 18\i7 ! and half
btory liasciucut , ul o utonc ntablo for four homo
and n ( HM ! veil. It Is located In Oslionic county ,
Knmni , ! l inlU'i from Ojliornc railroad , ] ! niUlru |
at IKK oHkw. _
iaJP.010 tirlck fortaloby
BB1CK OUKLLADAY.
T UKSISIIKUKOOSIS hiuiu re at 70'Jllviibtcr
JL' ttrctt. _
OK SiLX A 10x12 nkjlUht. Suftablo for
F hot bed. Apply to Kxccliior Callcry , _
71 OR SALG Bcautlful rcutdcnco lotn , $60
I ; each : nothliiK Oown , and 3pcr" > uiitli only ,
by KX-MAYOi ; VAUQHAN
ap3-tt ! _
MlBcollunooue.
T OST Ala-gow-ardrob koy. T Iberal renard
XJlBfli'lr Enquire at Dee oftlctf.
, AHEAD Great BUCCC B. C ll on'l see
STILL acccsgnrus and Hpiclmcns ot pictures
ta cnli the rc'lili'c gclitlnc broinldu proce > ,
at the Excelsior Oallerv JO M < nftrtct.
. W. L. PATTON 1'hjslcian and Ocullbt.
DH. euro any case of uoroejo * . It la only
t matter ot time , and can euro generally In
from three to Hro ncoks-lt makes no differ-
cucu how long diseased. Will Ftralghtcn crovo
cyo3 , operate and remove Ptyrfk-lrtps , etc. , and
liiBort artificial cyc3 Special attention to re.
irmvplnor tadoworms np5-tf
THE GUAND INAUGUHAL
AND.
Speed Contest
ATTHC
Fair Aeeociation Grounds ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
Sent 18 , 19. 2O. 21 , 22,1882.
,000
, ,
Grand Inatipiral Expifltlon and SpocJ Contcs
open to tbo woild.
$9,300 FOR SPEED.
The best SIl'c Track In the United S'atfS. &
nay Huch noted horseman as UuJd Deb e , Dtn
Mace and others.
THE GREAT HURDLE RAGES
OPE ! * TO ALL.
THE CLOSE BROS ,
of Knglacd , with importdl hoEcs : , rmo intcrci
for t'lla r.ce.
PROOUAMMff.
IUT SspfernbcrlS. Onbal' mlle rt-6li
town i il 'Mcbioflo fOl'B. l-Vio-for-all | > au
InMch Bjnini'f the b.st hirscBiij tto coui :
. tryarotxpected ,
' SECOND DAX S ] ) tember 1 ! ) . 1'iirroal opening c
I I In Ex | > Oilllui N'l.ttil upcakirs .Hmiu C
1 lihlto , It. ( I , InfersJaruut ' ! lWl son an
olhcis wtli piirtlil ! race .
a IIIIHD I'AV Stptcm ! ) r'i" > . 2:10 : c'a' . 2:13 : cl s
andn cr llio ru iilni : taco liy ih'.s tlm
ticro will in ) an ixhl 1'lon of rattlocnih
ground to a jrpaa , anything over before bhow
in lo.ia.
FOUKTII IliV Septcmlxr 21. Mnro fine race
inoro flue rattle , cinro nr e linrK'8 , with an ai
t rat of exhibit * In the Ur n Kxpoal ton IHilk
' lo"n > er tetoru a'.teu ptcd In ihj Vfciloy ol U
if lllss-.url
o Ftrt-i DAT Scit < rabcr 22. The finest spc <
,1 ( irogramme , tnibmcii.g such ra ca u 2:27 : ciu
. frcQ-forall , 3 In h lunnlri ; m lo hoatfl , nil
O * 2 , 00 for reueatU nil trot tern au I ftcm.
y there will bo over ICO bold ot citt'o ' from tl
[ [ fl'C t herd * in the coui try f it nalo during U
f orciio . .no ! cacti day ol the Exposition.
, Como OnnI Crmo JMT ! HCTO
| | \Voi > Ji f Uoouluo Pleasure.
d
On Iho Fo\mh lay , Scptrmlicr 21 , Mill occ
the i '
HURDLE RACE
JJONT MISS IT.
U-
idf. For Sensational Trotter
f.
f.rt or Facers , $2,000.
For an ) desired Information
ill
IS
an Council muffs , Ir
I. 1) HDUU.SDUO.V , I. U.ma'U HT. A. W.MTBRI
) d I'ruildeut Vlco-l-rer * . Ca hlcr ,
11- cu CITIZENS BANF
Of Council Bluff * .
Oryaulzsd unJor tha U r ot tha dUta of Ion
leer PiU up caUtal . , . . , . . , , . , . . , . f 76 , (
Autlioilnd caplial . , . 00. (
In'croit jialj on time dtnonts. Urafti ls > u
on the iirlnoip\ tlv * of the United titatea a
Kurope. bipedal attrntlo'i clten 10 collettk
ocd unrcsjuuiienco witli prompt returmi.
or
if. J. D.KImundwu , K Ii.8huir rt , J. T.Ilitl
W.-W. Wullice , J. W Holler , I. A ill I
, A. W. Kr et. JvTdt
id
STARR & BUNCH ,
hey do HOUSE , SIGIS
as AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER !
PAPER HANGING ,
KALSOMININQ AUD BEAININ
Shop Corner Broadway and Scott
HARKNES8 , OBCUTT & GO.
t
S f\6 " * &
\ A
Broadway , aud Fourth Street , ,
Gouacil Bluffs , Iowa
mfir-2-3rn
- -
II
r
Headquarters For the Cele
brated
Weber Pianos ,
U
Toys and Fancy Goods
Wholesale and Retail.
Address ,
T
Jftm
d. MUELLER ,
CQUKGIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2.00 1
Bluff and fiUnw Sreets , Ommeil Bluffs.
CUPB < ) AEDS AND SAFES.
We niako the folIowiiiR n Bpecialty :
WALNUT EXTENSION TAUf.K ? , POPLAR Ol'RN WAPHSTANDS ,
WyVLNUT HUKAKFAST TABLES. POILAh WoRDHOHKS.
1'OPLAli BREAKFAST TABLES , FOPLAU OUHJOAKDS ,
WALNUT WAHD110BES POP ) AR SAFES ,
WALNUT OPEN WASTISTANDS
orclcm and corrcciJondeico promptly attended to. Office and Mnnnfoctory \
S. E. Or. 7th AVP. nnd 12th Strrer , COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
MORGAN , KELLERCO. . ,
Tbo finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metalic case * ,
alln attended to at all hours. We defy competition in quality of poods or prices ,
ur Mr , Morgan hss porved as undertaker for forty years and thoroughly understand *
U business. WAUKHOOMS , 340 AND a57 BHOADkVAY. 'Upholsttrlnir lo
'I ifa hnmcheii promptly attended to ; also carpet-laying and lambreqninit. Telo-
- - ' ' 1 mail nrdors filled without delay.
HAQG & GO'S
BOTTLING WOKES ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - - 10 7 ,
BOTTLERS & DEALERS m GEiSE'S BEER
from the Finest Halt and Hopa , with water obtained
from the
C ; LEBHATED AETESTAN WELL ,
AT A DEPTH OF 800 FEET.
This Water is known everywhere for its Purity and Wholesome Qualities.
Also Dealers in 0. Conrad & Co.'s Original Rudwelser Beer , manufactured In St.
Louis , Mo.fcsTOrderu / ia the City or From Abroad Promptly Filled.
HACC & CO. . . COUNCIL BLUFFS. JOWA.
PETERSON & LARSON ,
Wholesale Dealer in nnd SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlttz Brewlni ?
Company's Celebrated
MILWAUKEE BIER ,
No. 711 15ro ilway , Council Bluff * , Iowa. Orders from thu sountry sollolted
Mty onlers to fumlliei and de&lore dclHcnd free.
A. W. RUNYAN , M. IIEKUE
O. A. BEEBE & GO.
, . ,
. . . . . ,
lloUl ) DtskrB n
FURNITURE AND OROCKERY
ISoa. 2f 7 & 201) Broadway , , ouncil Bluffa.
JAMES FRANEY ,
72 BROADAVAY , COUNCII. BLUFFS , IA.
AI a > ki ci on hand thu nnoat ag-ortment ot matrial for gentlemen's wear. Satisfaction fiuranUed
For all Hilda ol FANCY QOUUS , such as
Laces
,
ot all . Also liandlerchlo' * , both In iHV and llnon , i
descriptions. " bora of all Hindi
neodlos-Uc. We hop tbo ladle , will' call and too our"taci ofgoodi i K\ \ 1 Broad
Merchant Tailor.
( L ta Cutter for Molcalf Ii . , )
Devol's New Building , Main Streex
Council Bluffs , la ,
Suit * to on'er 818 nnd upward * .
J. F. KIMBALL. OEO. U. OIUMP.
KIMBALLOEO. \
( Succcssorj to J. r .t J , N. Camay. )
Abstract , Real Estate and Loan Brokers
We ha e the only eomplete et of ab.trao books o all city loti and lan-i < In Potta
county. Title * examlmd and t8tra U fur lb1 l on thort .otlce. Uon
property , ihortwxl leeK tlmo. In lumsto ult tni borrower. lUal Nti
at lie old t nl rpposlte court boii e '