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THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLIJJFJFS IOWA TI F-SDAY - The Daily Bee BLUFFS. Tuesday Morning , N'ov , 7 , SUBSCRIPTION RATfS ! Br Carrier , - - - - < 10.00 ptt Yt * > OSlco : No. 7 Poorl Street , Near Broadway. H. O. GRIFFIN , Hanover. H. W. T1I/TON , Oity Editor. MINOK MENTIONS , Lot republicans to-day put purity nbove party , J. Mueller's Palace Muslo Hall. Visitors always welcome nt Maurcr Kdward Hois W B booked yesterday for fast driving. Vote to-day without fear of bosslsin , and place purity above party. Somebody's darling will bo burled politically to-day. New lot nicely decorated , W5 plcces.tof ten ret * , only ? 5 at Maurcr ft Craig. II. Ti , Seaman is arranging for a big opening oi his establishment on November Cth and 7th. A. H. Mayno & Co. are embarking In the flourjand feed business in connection with their coal business. The city has been making some im provements on Bancroft and on lower Main streets , but theic is need of still more. ' Hand-painted china , art t > ottcry , solid silverware , bronzes , &o , at Maurer & Cratg. The now moat market of.Shull k Mul len , 700 South Main street , guorantco best of meats and prompt attention , What has Anderson done aa railway commissioner to protect the people or their InterestsJ These who really love the republican party will to-day , by their votes , help In putting that party on record , as against "boas" rule , and as agalnstj unlit candi dates. A fine assortment of Boots and Shoos , sufficient to supply the demands of all , at George Blaxitn'a south Main ctrcct. Cheap llailroad tickets to all points , Bushnell , five doors north of pontufBco , tells them. Entrance , Alain or Pearl streets. Marshal Jackson says that ho is now to pay special attention to tlm enforcing of the ordinance restraining cattle from running at largo at night. The wire-pullers will have llttlo to do after to-day , at least for awhile. They ought to be sot at work pulling out those wires in the park which ttnr so many drcssca and cause so many stumbles to the feet of the unwary. Miss Blanche Brown , , the young lady who came so near ending her life by an overdose of chloroform , as narrated In yes terday's BKE , has now recovered , and bids fair to have many years of llfo yet. Joseph Roller makes the finest Suits in the latest styles , at the lowest possible prices. His merchant tailoring establish' ' ment is at 310 Upper Broadway , Council Bluffs. To-day will bo ono o ! test with many who will have to decide whether they wil follow the dictates of their own conscience and vote according to their own Judgment , or whether they will behuhed into line by party Whip in the hands of a party boss and rmln tbo party by indorsing corrup t means and unfit candidates , Tbo board of trade , instead of holdln Its regular meeting last evening , adjourn ed until next Monday evening , To-day the voters will have a chanc to say for themselves whether they enders such political methods on the part of candidate as the giving of a 31,000 bond t back up the promise of having a certaii man made postmaster. The bosses threaten to "spot" over ; republican who votea against Anderson and kill him politically. They yell "bolt crs" and "kickers" moat forcibly , but non but the cowardly ones will be Influence by any such bossism. A man who think so little of his own manhood as to bo tlm cowed , ii indeed to bo pitied. The "boises" may threaten all the please , Anderson and John Chapma may foam at the mouth and crack th whip , but they can't bite. It U Interesting to note how men ar working who are interested in tbo ealo property to Undo Sam for his now bulli ing , Some of them have apparently secured cured promises at least from Andereon Have they made him give a $1,000 bom too ? J. Fred. Myers , the editor of Th Nonpareil , when running a paper of hewn own declared tbo charges against Ande ion to bo true , and with others refused I support him , .even going so far as to wit ! draw from the convention , Now bo urges Anderson's election became ho iu "a re. publican , " Why have prominent railway clllclnla come into this district to work for Ander son and spend money for him ? Is it be came he is an anti-railway candidate , and in favor of controlling corporations ? Hardly. To-day all sorts of influences will bo brought to bear to force republicans to vote for Anderson , Beware of anybody that will attempt to get you to violate your own tense of manhood , list republican ? show to the world to day theirs Is not the party to elect a man to congresv , who , from the tfino of his drawing his pay twice as a soldier , until now when he is fighting in the courts tote keep Mrs. Miller' * property from going to her children instead of to him , who is no relative , through all the yean , has a rec ord worked by dark shadows of his own catting , Through the kindness of Judge Paige Tiirf BPK is favored with one of Kwen Bros. ' cotton charts , fallowing by tilagrami the production and consumption of cotton In this country , and tin consumption iu all other countries , olio the fluctuations in the market * for > ear J. It is a most com. piste and convenient i bowing of the cotton market. Pew realize thu extent of the egg lm - ineu. George N , Crawford , the well known packer and shiujr hrret hii ) , en- "y 8,000 de n eggi each weeV Md' i . . ) . i/I . . nhip * as far went M S n Francicco , nnd as for ewtwiNew Yoik , Ho ships to St. luulK , Philadelphia and other cities. Conrad GeiM-Jsoi not apparently ap prehend much change on account of the prohibitory nmrndment. Ho has just fin- lOifd ft big cooler , with n capacity for cooling 12. to 150 barrel * of leer daily. Thsy who were present nt the re- hearwl of the opcratta of Little lied Hid ing Hood's llescne , by the children who nro to play it nt the coming fair at Do * hanyV , upeak of it in the highest pralte. The Hlkhorn valley land excursion from Omaha nnd Council Bluffs start * Thursday next , November Oth , not on the 7th us previously stated. The Davnri.in band hired by the Chap- man-Anderson outfit held n meeting hero last evening nnd concluded to ecrenado the next congressman on their own hook. After playing for the small crowd at Bee IIIvo hall , they played several fine "elec tions nt the residence of W , II , M , Puecy. Theodore Hcssfll was In the police court yesterday charged with ansaultlng two Scott boys. Hcmcl keeps n fruit stand nnd confectionery place on Broad way , and 1ms been much bothered by boys stealing fruit , calling him tinmen , etc. There was n crowd Friday night last hang ing nbout In front of the place , nnd Houcl chasing them nwny struck ono or two of them with his cane. Ho wan fined n nom inal sum , ono dollar nnd costs , nud threat * ens nn nppenl. TO-DAY'S JJUXY. Every voter ha to-dny a duty to perform , Thnro nro many who BOO their wny clear to that duty. There nro others , especially among the re publicans , to whom it BOOUIB not no cany. Some of thoeo hnvo voted the republican ticket for yonro , and who have boon nnd ntill are onrncat nup- portcra of the principles of the party. Upon them hen boon forced a nominee , whoso mcthoda and whoso charnotor cannot 'bo endorsed by them , nnd yet the bosses who forced his nomination declnro that if these republicans do not oapport Anderson they will bo ostracised , ' the door of the party will bo clammed in their faces nnd they can hereafter expect no political favors. The booees thus threaten them. Thus republicans nro down on ono aide and down on the other , nnd it demands of them moro than the usual amount of self-reliant and intelligent manhood to cast their votes aright. Aside from the nomination of An < demon for congress , the rest of the re publican ticket is a good ono , nnd is entitled to hearty support , nnd it Is to bo hoped that thcau republicans who rofueo to support Anderson will not in hot haato slaughter the rest of the ticket , as there nro upon it worthy men , who ought to bo elected. Lot calm reason and clonr conscience pro- vail. AH for Anderson himself , ho ought to bo defeated , not because ho is a republican , but because cause ho is an unfit man to be sent to Washington to roproson that party. Ho and his Bupporton ' not being able 'to moot the record o ' his past life , have now abandoned al 1 claims , except that ho is a soldier am a republican. There are many eli soldiers as bravo as ho , and men to who never dishonored their war record ord by drawing- their pay twice , an keeping it despite n suit by the sov ; ornmout and a judgment still unsatin flod. The fact that a man has'sorvo as a soldier entitles him to honor , bn not necessarily to congressional hon orn. All old soldiers cannot bo HOI it to congress. The chief claim , for Anderson's o ! oction is that ho is a republican. They have wisely abandoned the claim that ho is on orator. They have never claimed , and it would have boon ridiculous to have claimed that ho is a scholar , or a statesman , cither iu embryo - bryo or perfection. They do not deny that ho has used corrupt moans in securing - curing the ono majority which nomi i- nated him. They do not deny that . unfair and unropublhan methods were used in forming and man ipulating the convention. They do not deny the foflloial records showing up his personal and oliciul habits , some of the records being almost unfit for publication , much less for endorsement nt the polls. His supporters have boon forced to civo up every claim for votoa except that ho is n republican. Do the republicans of this Ninth district of Iowa dcsiro to send such a man into the national hall to stand up before the eyes of the whole country and say : "I , the man , who gave the 81,000 postofilco bond , J , the man who sprung n packed convention , and gobbled the nomination by ono majority. Iwho drew my pay twice , who tried to take property belonging to the orphan , I , who an railway com missioner , did nothing but draw my alary and spend it iu clumping the district for my own election , I , who wan elected on n platform having an anti-monopoly plank , in spite of a monopoly record nnd n monopoly fu. tun.1,1 , I am the representative oi republicanism in Iowa , nnd my cor rupt methods nnd practices are do- dared at 'ho polls to bo consistent re- publlcanism. " It would bo much moro creditable td the party If with the closing of the [ polls it cculd bo raid to the world that the republicans of the Ninth . district of Iowa elected these of its candidates whoso nominations wort : honest and whose characters wore pure , but had defeated their congrez. slonal candidate because they believed j him unfit and corrupt. Lot republicans go on record to-day as against corruption , Let these who love their parly vote ngainat having it used by tricksters and bosses. BOGUS TICKETS. Democrats , Look Closely to Your Tickets. The Anderson men have printed an immense number of bogus democratic tickets with Anderson's name unbelt- tutod for that of Puaoy. Look out for them. THE CU'Y'S FINANCES. The Amount of the Bills Allowed by the City Council Thus Far. The following report will interest , or should interest , nil tax payers and properly owners , it being the allowing of the amount of warrants issued by the City Council thus fnr : To the Honorable Major ami Council of Council muff * , Iowa : OENTrEMK.v : I herewith pubmit the fol lowing report of city warrants issued dur ing the month of October , 1882 , nn well as the total amount leaned by order of the proicnt council up to November 1 , 1882 : General fund for October $ 4,313 41 1'ollco fund for October 819 88 Total'for October 8 5,132 10 Totil general fund $28,071 03 Total police fund 5,781 00 Grand tolnl 334,753 60 The above does not include the 81,000 police warrant drawn for the sinking fund. Also report bills audited nnd allowed as follows : For Oct. G'd Total. Streets and alleys. . . $1,200 22 $10,414 3G Missouri tlvor loveo. 3 00 GG3 00 Fire department. . . . 1,103 93 0,54 ! ) 18 Gas light 413 C8 II-)00 ) 08 General fund 751 OG 4,581 G2 Printing 750 08545 Citv engineer's ollico 11008 791 30 Park 8505 1.00775 1'ollco 1,050 57 5,329 07 Totals 84,891 00 $34,821 M Kfspectlullv submitted , November G , 1882' F. A. BUIIKE , City Auditor. Now Grocery Store. Since the ndvont of THE UEE in Council Bluffs , it has had the pleaouro of noticing the com mencement of many a busi ness enterprise. To-day wo pub lish the advertisement of Max Molm , who has just launched out into the grocery business , in his s'toro room adjoining his three story atone front hotel building. Max in a careful , energetic * business : man , who has suc ceeded in nil his business enterprise. Read his advertisement , and call nnd examine his now stock. Burglars at Work. Yesterday morning it was discov ered that burglars had broken into the shot factory , sometime since Saturday evening. The only property missed was a largo amount ot belting , which was taken from the machinery. The value is estimated at about S50. Gone to Her Rust. Many in this community have for days been nnxioutly watching for some moro hopeful signs in the case of Mrs. Ella Temploton , wife of J. L , Tomploton , the chief of the fire do parttnont. They hoped against hope , for Sunday evening about 5 o'clock she breathed her last. She has suf forod long and much , her discos b& filing the skill of the best physi clans , and the exact nature of th trouble not being certainly docldoi upon until after her death , when i was ascertained that an enlargemon of the spleen wan the chief oauso. Mrs. Tomploton was aged 24 years She was born in Wisconsin , her parents onts moving from there to Coloradc and then hero , in 1801 , so that nearly all her lifo has beau spent in this city She was married in March , 1880 , tc him who is now loft in the deepen sorrow , and for whom the greatos sympathy is felt throughout the com inunlty , who have BO loug known an' respected both. Mrs. Tomploton was u most worth ; woman iu all roapcota , nnd she mer : ted the many friendships which wor entwined about her life. Her fort * tudo nnd cheerfulness in the midnt ( eulToring , intense and prolonged , wcr. wonderful , and bcspoko the true woman which she showed horsclf to bo In the relations of life. Besides the mourning husband she leaves a ifather and mother , three sisters , Mrs. Ephraim Huntington , Mrs. A. E. Smith and Mies Annie Limb and ono brother , Frod. Lamb , of the firm of Tomploton & Lamb. The funeral services are to bo hold to-morrow afternoon nt 2 o'clock from the residence , No. 105 Upper Broad way. As a singular coincident it is stated that two of her brothers were likewise burled on Wednesday , so that day of the week is now to be made triply sad. It Heads the LUt Of all other preparations i or medicine * . Incases of naiuta , htaiincltf , dizzlncbn or IrregutarltlrBjlof the system , BUHDOCK Br.001) BITTKHS have no equal. They never fail in nttordiug Immediate relief. 1'rlce 81.00 The Elthorn Valley , Nob. Nearly every day parties return from the Ellchnrn Valley county , either bringing with them astonishing specimens of vegetables and other productions of the soil , or still moro wonderful ttorica of the remarkable productions of that region. Emigra tion is rapidly settling the Elkhorn Valley and extending into the free government lands located in the west ern portion of this valley and beyond , and it will only ba a question of very short time when the rare chances for investing in cheap lands , or of obtain ing "good" free lands from the gov ernment will have passed. The cheap land seekers excursion over the Sioux Oity nnd Pacific rail [ \ road Nov. Oth , will enable nil inter ested to SOD uhntthis county is and select lands. Excursion rates are low. What gives a healthy appetite , an increased digestion , strength to the muscles , uud tone to the nerves ) Brown'a Iron Uittorc , Anotlior IndopoudoQt Candidate. To the Kaltor ol Tun liuj. IMeaso anuounco Wallace McFad- den as an indcpcudont candidate for constable. FRIENDS. oi nr council. . A Short business Bosslon. The council mot in regular session lait nljjht , the mayor nnd full board prceent. The bills for the month were nlloTrod. A number of nidcwnlk rcsolutioni ; were passed. The city engineer wan authorized to advertise for bids for completing nil unfinished sidewalks on Main street from Story tticet to the Milwaukee & St. Paul depot. The marshal was instructed to notify the Chicago , Burlington & Quinoy railway to plank ita crowing on Fifth street , under penalty of indictment - dictmont , it being in a horrible condi tion. A resolution was passed that all city oflicors shall turn over nil monoya in their hands every five days at lenst. It being the eve of election , business was postponed till Friday evening , Another Independent , I hereby announce mycelf an inde pendent candidate for constable. Oot31-3l Wit. M. Scino , JN. 3f.ioc. ) 1 , 1879. I nm the Pastor of the Baptist Church hero , and an educated physi cian. I nm not in practice , but nm my solo family physician , and advito in many chronic cases. Over n year ago I recommended your Hop Bitters to my invalid wife , who has been un der medical treatment of Albany's best physicians several ycnrn. She has be- ccmo thoroughly cured of her various complicated diseases by their use. Wo both recommend them to our friends , many of whom have also been cured of their various ailments by them. REV. E. R. WARREN. PERSONAL. II. S. Douglass , of Whitewater , Wis. , nnd Louis Douglnsp , of Walmorth , Wis. , nro in tbo city. 15. W. WcCraoken and wife , of Vnll , Iowa , dined nt the Ogden yesterday. J. II. Wheat , of Ottumwa , is at the Ogdcn. Charles Webber , of Denver , was among ycstordij'a nrrivnlo nt the Ogdcn. D. Hunt , of.Avoco , was in the city yesterday. Hon. John Y. Stone was in the city Sunday. Mrs. Matilda Fletcher , Iowa's well known lecturer , spent Sunday in this city , the guest of Mrs , William Sears and family , and left for Des Moines yesterday. W. 11. Dflvic , the southwestern passen ger ntjent of the Sioux City route , is showing himself zealous and enterprising in working up the buainesi of that line , nod is equally courteous in looking nfter it when it is worked up. He is winning friends as well ns business , nnd is on the jump moit ot the time. Tronblo Snvoa. It is ' a remarkable fart that THOMAS' ' ECLEOTIUO OIL la ns good for internal as external uso. For dieeascs of the lungs and throat , nnd for rheumatism , neuralgin , crick in tlm back , wounds , and fores , it in the best known remedy , nnd much troubl Is saved by having it always on hand. 1 , D BDHUNDSON , I. L. SnUOABT. A. W. STRSET , President. Vicc-Prca't. Cuhler. CITIZENS BANK Of Council Bluff * . Organized under tbo laws of the State of Iowa Paid up capital $76,000 Authorized capital 200.COT Interest paid on time deposits. Drafts IIBUCI on the principal cities of tbo United States an Europe. Special attention Riven to collection and correspondence with prompt returns. DI&RCTO&S. J. D. Edmundton , K. L. Shugart , J. T. Hart , W..W. WdUce , J. W. Rodfor. I. A. Miller A. W. Street. Iv7dtf FAST TIME ! ID going East take the UMcago MorttiWGSt Trains Icavo Omaha 3:10 : p. in. and 7:40 : a. u For full Information call on H. P. DKUEL , Tlcko Agunt , Hth and Fornani sir. , 3. KRLL , V. P llallwa ) ' D pot. oral JAMG3T. t'LAHIC. ( ; en Au-ant. Seniuson on , Jlio Story of tiio Sewing Maohlno A hsndjoms llttla pamphlai , bloo'anrt it nltb onmeroni onfrai InfB , will b . , ® AWAY 10 uy auult person calllnj tor It , at any branc or gab-o'tlco ol Tto Mni-or tlanufactnrlnfr Com puny , or will ba etut b ; mall , pot iuld , I luvnrnon llvlo ? at a dtt ! nce from nnr office the Bingor Kaunfaotmlng Do. , Pxluelpul uloo , 34 Union tiqnsrn YORK JJIIK si.ii.iJL I'roslilent Vloo Prw'l. Vf ' THE NEBRASKA CO Lincoln , Kfeb LLVNUFAOTUllEHS OF Oorn Plnntore , Hrrrowo.Farm Bollora Hullty Hny Rrttou , Buouot Klovatlng Wlndrallla , &o Wo ivre prspared to do Job work and mannfac urtcg for other parties. AdJreiaal orlori NEBH4SKA MANUFAOTUajNO 00 l.lnrnln. N * . DOCTOR WH1TTIER , 017 St. Chnrloa Bt8T. ' LOUIS , Mo. A KKQUbAH GRADUATE of two medical coll'iiui. . ) been longer engaged In the treat' mcnt of UllKOmo , NERVOUS , SKIN AND ULOOD DlMOBoa thin any other phxslclaa la St. LouU aa city p > iwn ( how and all old resident know. Consultation aicfflco"or by mail , re auJ Invited. A friendly tr.lk or hU opinion costs nothlnj. When It Is Inconvi-nlont fl It ttho city ( or treatment , medlcluea cau be Bent by mall or oinreu everywhere. Curablt aaei guaranteed ; M ficra doubt cxtat * It U Iraafc. y ttatcd. Call or writs. Nervous prostration. Debility , Mental and Physical Wealtnem. Mercurial and other ttlfeottona of Throat. Skin and Bones , Blood linpuritlm uJ 'Blood IVlsoaing. BLin Atlectioun. Old Sj es and Ulcers" , Impedimenta to Marriage. Rheumatism , Pile * . Bpecl4 attention to casea from ' over.worke < l brain. BUJU1IOAL OASES reoelvo gpeclal atteutlon. IUe ) t from Impru'lenoe. ExcedaeB. Indulucncf GQUKUJL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES , NOTICK. Special dvcrtUcnl nt , mit M oei , Found , To Loin , For SMe , To Rent , ants , Boardlup , tie. , will ha loptrtoJ In ( hit lumn t the ow rate of Tf.X OKXT8 PER INE far the flrjt liwrtlen &ca FIVE CENTS EP. LIME for etch subsequent tntettlon , , e vo fidv trlt emtmt > i at our ottlcc , No. 7 , rl Street , near liroailmy. Wants. 117 ANTKB fiCO hulldintrs to tno\e. Wo make W atjXH.1 Ityof mng \ houses and nafcsl iUIr < piV , 1' . Alcauortn , box 879 , Conncll ' , Ix In Council BluBs late to take Tim lien , 20 cents per week , da . crcd by emlen. OSlco , No 7 fc rl Street car Tlrniriwav. For Sale and Rent FO'l ' 8\tK A Imnlur MH ! co l y rd , doing a KOO ! huttacfl * In a now town , on the Clil- , go , Milwaukee.vHt. l"nil railroad. 7(011 ( HKN'T My now tuo story brltk store 1 } building , on South Main street. \VKIS. FOH SAMJ My I we.\c-ncru fruit farm , on South 1'lr tsircct. I'lTTUIl WEIS 7 011 HUNT FiirnMicil rooms to rent , with i ; boiril , nt 730 XI ) tistor street. Day board :3.50 : ptr week. ocutVMt 3AL.B Do.vHiml rcmneiito lota ] t5 etch ; nothing down , mid ? 3Mrmonth only , " CX-MAYOUVAUUUAN. apl3-tf MlHCollunooua. OST lllick setter imp. Liberal rcwnH will .J ba julil lor hit return t > thn Western onto , upper Ilnndway , Council V.'uflj. AHEAD Gnat succocs. Cull and sec STILL new ncccsooiUs and specimens of pictures taicn IJT the reliable gelatine bromide proccic , it the ExcclMnr ( IMIcry 10 iMMn street. - \ n.V. . L. PATTON-l'hystciMi nud Ocul'at. ' J Can euro any CAS of sorocje" . U3 \ only matter of time , and cnn euro generally In cm tbreo tc ( Ivo weeks It tnakex no timer- iico how long diseased. Will straighten crosa yea , operate and rcrunvo PtyrtKtntni , etc. , and inert artificial eyes. Special attention to re- ovclni ; tadonorma ap5-tf Council WlufFs' Business Directory , Art Gallery. Excelsior photograph ga'lcry ' , South Main St. Dstantancoua process. Brewery. C. OEISE , Upper Broadway. Bottling Works. B. HAOO & CO. , East 1'lcrco St. Bakery. P. AYErtS , 017 S. Main St. Bathing House * . . E. J. IIAUDINO , JI. D. , Broadway and Glenn a\o. DH. STKDLEY , Bcthcsda Bathing House , lirooUuay. Books and Stationery. II. E. SEAMAN , Middle Irood aj\ Banks. OFFICER & PUSEY , cofncr Broadway and 6th itrcet. HITMEN'S' BANK , 5th street. Broom Factory , MAYNE& CO. , a\enuo A , nnd 6th St. Cigar Manufacturers. TEMPLETON & LAMB. 232 Broadway. F. 11. LEVIN , 308 Broadway. L. BOEKHOKF , Ml Main St. i Ccal. * A. II. MAYNE & CO. , 31 Pearl St. Cooper. J. ROSS , GIG East Broadway. Dentists. SINTON & WEST , 14 Pearl St. Dry Goods HARKNESS , ORCUTT & CO. , Broadway and 4th street. Eggs Shipper. O. F. CRAWFORD , 519 Main St. Furniture Manufactory. E. R. STEINHILBER , cor. 7th a\o and 12th St Furniture Store. C. A. BEEBE & CO. , 207 and 209 Broadway. Qrocerlesand Provisions. SULIVAN & F1TZOERALD. 343 Broadway. Qunsmlthlng. OLLIVER & GRAHAM , 6th street. Good sold at eastern prices and guaranteed. Harness and Saddlery. CIIAS. WALTER & BRO. , Hlddlo Broadway CIIAS. BEKMAN,33I Middle Broadway. Hair Goods. XIRS. D , A. BENEDICT. 337 West Broadwaj MRS. J. J. GOOD , 20 6th street. Livery Stables , A. COMPTON , 230 Broadwo . W. C. HOLLAND , 700 South Main St. II. UEECR01T , opp. P. O. Hotels. OODEN HOUSE. Upper Broadway. KIEL'S HOTEL , 501 and 607 Main street. Meat Market. E. W. TICKNOR , 630 Broadway. Millinery. J , J. BLISS , 323 Broadway. Come and examine ino forjouniclf. MRS. J. E. METCALF , 518 Broadway. Marble and Granite Works. CONNOR Jt GUANELLA , 117 Broadway. Merchant Tailors , JAS. FRANEY , 372 Broadway. CIIAS. RICE , Dc\ol'a building , 6th and Mai etriet JOS REITER , 310 Broadway Real Estate and Abitract. HIMBALL & CHAMP , opposite court house. J. W. BCJUlRi : i , CO. , corner 1'carl and 1st at Restaurant. SMITH ft McCUEN , 4 < M Broadway. Stoves and Tinware. II. D. AMY & CO. , 600South Main etreet. Shirt Factory , F. K. FORD , corner Bluft and Willow St. Undertakers , MORGAN , KELLER & CO , , 3IG and 317 Broad way , D. M. CONNELL , 17 North Main St. . G. J. CLARK. Twenty-four sears cxncrlenco In practical 0)iiaoolo-y ( , Office 106 Upper Broadway , Council Bluffs Iowa DAVID G , F.VAHS&CO , , 501 North Second Street , ST. LOUIS , MO. r-Aak your Grocer for the Ge ! obratcd Star UofF n nna St"ir liakln Powder. _ JACOB SIMS , Attorney and Counsellor at Law COUNCIL BLU1WB , IOWA Offlcs Broadn-ay , hot een Main ] and Pea ttr.ils. ' .VU1 { pracUoo to urlt HARNESS , QRCU1T & GO. , Broadway , and Fourth Sfiroot , , Council Bluffs , Iowa mnr-2-Sm Headquarters For the Cele brated Pianos , Toys and Fancy Goods Wholesale and Retail. . S Address , SI ' * ' 'te ' SC 'I A J. MUELLER , C COUNCIL BLUFFS , B Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2.00 Bluff and flow greets , Coronal Bluffs. B. HAGG & CO. GEISE' BOTTLED BEER , MADE FROU 'JHE ARTESIAN WELL WATER. ALSO AGEN"S FOU THE Orders filled In any part cf the city. Orders by telephone promptly attended to. BjmUQ FTI" - * * - "rn"i - ' - T" . in'rfViJflia f MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KIND3 OF CUPBOARDS AND SAFES. Wo rnake the following a specialty : WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES , POPLAR OPEN WA8HSTANDS. WALNUT BREAKFAST TABLES , POI'LAH WARDROBES , POPLAR BREAKFAST TABLES , POPLAR CUPBOARDS , WALNUT WARDROBES. POPLAR SAFES , WALNUT OPEN WASHSTANDS. orders and correspondence promptly attended to. Office and Manufactory S. E. Cor. 7th Avo. nnd 12th Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. MORGAN , KELLER & GO , The finest quality nnd largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metolio cases. Calls attended to at all hours. We defy competition in quality of gooda or prices. Our Mr. Morgan hns served as undertaker for forty years and thoroughly understands hia business. WAREROOMS , 340 AND 357 BROADWAY. Upholstering in all its branched promptly attended to ; also carpet-laying nnd lambrequins. Tele graphic and mail orders filled without delay. CONRAD GEISE'3 Council Bluifs , Iowa. Beer and italt In any ( juanMtj'lo suit purchajcra. Uecr $8.00 per barrel. Ptlvatefamhlcjsup. pllfd \ > lt'i gmall I. ogj at 81.00 each , ocMcred Irecof charge to any part of the city. PETERSON & LARSON , Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlltz Brewing Company's Celebrated MILWAUKEE BEER , No , 711 Broadway , Council Bluffs , lown. Orders from the country elicited City ordern to families and donlera delivered free. A. DEKBK , W. BKKBB G. A. BEEBE & CO. , Wholesale and Retail Dealers In FURNITURE AND CROCKERY NOB. 207 & 209 Broadway. Council Bluffs. JAMES FRANEY , e 372 BROABWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA Ala ays keeps on hand the B not assortment of material tor gentlemen's wear. Satisfaction guaranteed FS , tl. E. METCALF , Millinery , Drosama&ntr , Etc. Outtmnr and Fitting a Spedlalty. No 543 llroadwiv , Oppotlte Rovcro House. Laces , Embroideries , and Ladies Underwear. Handkerchiefs , boso ot all Kinds , thread , pint , needles , etc. Wo hope the ladles will call and iee our itock of troodt. Merchant Tailor. ( Late Cutter for Wetcalf B . , ) Devol's New Building , Main Street. Council Bluffs , la , Suite to order $18 and upwards. J , F. KIMBALL. GEO. II , OHAMP , " " * & ff * ff ntfifif XtAHP'V IMBALL & OHAMP , ( Succcaiora to J. P ft J. K. Casttdy. ) Abstract , Real Estate and Loan Brokers. , Wo hue the only cornplUq Bet cl abstract booke to all city lot ) and land * In FottawttUml t\f county. Titles examined nud ubitructi fun lsut.d cu short cotlco. Money to loan en dty and far piojH'jty , abort and lone tlino , lusuinito lult thebcrroHcr. 1U 1 t ti bought aud lold. Ottbft 'f.l at the old itaui optoalt * co ut b w . i " " BolJ
