THE DAILY BEE--CO UN OIL ] 3Ltfjr7ES IOWA MuJSTOAY NOVEMBER 13
The Daily Bee ,
Morning ov. 13 ,
8VBSCK1IT1ON PATHS !
Dtjjtrrlor , . . . SO ntf per week.
BPUMI . . . . | 10 00 per Tsar.
% > niro : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near
U a. OtllFFlH , Jl n ? et ,
H. W. T1LTON , Olty Editor.
frflJNOH MENTIONS
The 0 lunlia fair commences to.niglil
at Dohanj ' .
J. AJuellrr' * r lace Music Hall.
Subsctibe for newspapers and pcriodl-
cals at H. 13 Se m n's book store.
The council meets again to. night.
Board of tr f'o meeting this evening ,
The Ohautauqim club meets this eye-
Birthday , Holiday and Wedding Gifts
nt II. K. Seaman's. novO-tf
New lot nicely decorated , 50 plcccs.fof
tea sits , only $5 at Mnurer k Crolff.
The Catholic fair opens at Dohnny'n
hall this evening ,
The Hound Table meets to-morrow
evening at 1' . F. Ford' residence.
About 4CO regulars passed through
thiclty Saturday en route for Fort lion-
doll.
Hand-painted china , art nottory , solid
silverware , bronzes , &o. , nt Mnurer &
Craig.
Craig.The
The nowmcat | market of Bhull & Iul >
len , 709 South Main street , gucrantco best
of meats and prompt attention ,
Bayliss park in Itspreicnt nppoarnnco
is a ( lltgraco to the city.
The thermometer took a terrible turn-
bio Saturday , and overcoats and mittens
are in demand.
A fine assortment of Boots and Shoos ,
Bufliclont to supply the demands ot all , nt
George. Blaxim's couth Main ctroct.
Cheap llailroad tickets to all points ,
; t Buflhnell , fi ve doom north of postofflcc , tolls
them. Entrance , Main or Pearl streets ,
> Henry Myers , n military convict who
had escaped , was captured Saturday nnd
taken back to Fort Omaha.
Little lied Riding Hood's Itescue
operetta , at the Catholic fair to-night , at
Dohany't. Admission fifty cents.
Six room homo , a store room well lo
cated and n forty aero improved , two
miles from this city , for tent by W. R.
Vmigban.
The outgoing trains eastward this
afternoon nro over the Chicago nnd Rock
Island , at the Milwaukee and St. Paul.
Joseph Relter makes the Finest Suits
In the latest styles , at the lowest possible
prices. His merchant tailoring establish
ment is at 310 Upper Broadway , Council
BlnftV.
Another addition Is belug built on the
V i
1 * I Metropolitan hotel , this time on the east
end.
Kov. Thos. D. Lot ; an , of Mcadvillo ,
K
Pa , occupied the pulpit of the Presbyter
ian church yesterday.
The board of county supervisors meet
to-day to canvass the vote. Then nil will
bjlnown for cure ,
Leave to marry If they wish has been
given Albert \V. Jones and Dolly Roberts ,
both of this city ; James G. Klrkwood and
Margaret Htrnng , both of tliia city.
The question of raying Main and
Broadway will be discussed at the board of
trade meeting tills evening ,
There were several complaints of luui-
"bcr beini ; stolen Saturday night. The
change in the wa ithcr evidently created u
desperate demand for fuel ,
The operetta of "Little Rod Riding
Hoad" ia to bo given at Dohany's to-night
as the openlnc of the Catholic fair.
The Oatbollo Boys' band appears ID
public this week for the first time , the )
they having been engaged for the Catholic
fair.
Macedonia only gives three votes foi
the Jail and 197 against. Grove townshit
ghos one solitary \oto for It , and 17 !
against it. At this rate , tbo Jail project 1
buried deep.
This is the week not aside by tbi
Young Men'a Christian association as i
week of prayer. A special meeting w.i
held yesterday afternoon nt 4 o'clock , ai
their rooms here , ami there Is to bo held i
half-hour frayer meeting every ovenlm
thU week , commencing at 7 o'clock , at tb
rooms on North Main street.
For the first time in the history of th
township , we believe , a democratic con
gresslonal aspirant , has receiver ! a rra
jorlty ; Iu this Instance Mr , 1'uuey belni
thirty votes ahead , This Is probably du
to two causes , the unpopularity of the r
publican nominee , who was foisted upo :
tha party by botalsm , and tl o liquor que *
tlon. Macedonia Rons.
In nuotliur column will bo noticed
cut of the Ottawa cylinder corn sheller , fo
which the Shugart implement company c
this olty are egents. Ai many know , tbl
aheller ranks high and Is one of the bcs
machines ever put oa the market , In fac
the Sbugart Implement company will hat
die none but the I eat of any kind of mi
chlnery.
Tom JJugliei w a urreited Siturdo
night by Chief FMd fi r iwpeMnnatlug ti
oHictr , Tom hail u beautiful tiller tta
but unfortunately had no authority to u
it , though ho threatened te > eral parti
with arrest. He said he waa juit civil
tbe boys a little "bluff , " and that I
meant no harm Tbe joke may coat hi
Jno-o than he expected.
' During the Ute oil excitement her
the city council Instructed the city atto
ney 1 1 prepare an ordinance regulating tl
uale of gasoline , and preventing the storaj
iu soy one place of over five gallon TJ
ordinance has been prepared , and lies da
tnant Iu the derk'a deik. The council a
not so anxious to pan it now , as the cil
itself keeps not merely &v < \ eaJlons , bi
livubaircla stored in the pound for
plying atreot lamps.
The building next to ho pottaffic
jruunlog from Main to Pearl street * , as
I tely occupied by the liuiplra hardwn
C'ropany , in beluj ubjjcted to sundry It
p oveinunU , ud U to be oooupted I
r iezoy & Moore with n mammoth sto <
of cigar * , etc. On moving into tbU bull
ingthcy will confico thtmfclvM to A whole-
silo trade , while Charles Mooio will sue-
ccidtotbelrrolall trade , and will occupy
the old sntH on Broadwiy. I' coy ft
Jlooro .tie on the grotc , and ctiglit to be ,
fnr they nro full of enterprise , Their re-
tall trade will fall into goo 1 bands , and
the stnoki n will fiml their WAU'.S ccrefnlly
lool.cd after by Charlla Moore ,
THE Ul K has been favored by Harry
Jtlrklnhlne with photograph * of the tnro
and euMcdliR rcecrvoin of the now nater
woikc , of which ho nnd Henry 1 * . liirk-
irjbinc are tlio engineers , The views nro
excellent and are taken by .T. F , Burke ,
the well known phrilogrnphcr of this city.
Mr , Swclgsrt , ot the California hntite ,
was complained of Saturday before Jus
tice Abbott by ono of tha boarders named
Julius Cittun , who claimed that Swcl art
thumped him bemuse he wouldn't or'coutd
not pay his board bill. Clttui also claimed
that ho WM afr.tld Swelaart would thump
him again nnd perhap < kill him , but the
latter gave a$2CO bond to let him alone.
There Is n general howl about the horrible
rible condition of Main street. As ono
of the most important thoroughfares in the
city , it should not bo left In nuch shape
that neither trams nor foot passengers can
travel It , The council has ordered street
work to cease after the 15th , but Main
street should be an exception , or eUo n
rush should ho made to fix it Up before that
time , which would bo still bettor.
It will bo with regret that many will
learn of the rc l mint Ion of R v. F , T.
Webb , rector of St. Paul's Kpiscopnl
church , nf this city. The resignation is
to take effect with the cloning of the year ,
and it Is Mr. Webb'w Intention to remove
to Montana. Ho has been rector of this
church for several yearc , and has met with
marked anil merited success. Ho has
made many friends outside of the church
also , who will recret that ho and his are
to leave the city. He Is a young man of
more than average ability , and pocsessing
many other good qualities , is sure to win
friends wherever ho may go , and such will
be the wish of many hero.
In regard to the Council Bluffi fire
department , wo are requested to extend to
them the hearty thanks of the entire com
munity for their promptness in responding
to their aj-penl for help and for their work
while hero. Being situated as we were
after the fire , our citizens could not extend
to the firemen the hospitality which , un
der other clrcumstancei they would have
done , and some of the boys wore com-
palled to go homo without supper. Wo
are authorised by our worthy mayor to
extend to tbe bays a cordial invitation to
attend n grand ball and supper , which
will bn given for their entertainment In ap
preciation of the great sorvica rendered UB
in1 our hour of need , they to fix the date to
nuit their convenience and [ notify us ol
the titnoBot. Noola Reporter.
The Harlau Herald , which SB a repub.
llcau paper supported Anderson , now sume
up the trouble thus : The republican lead
ers nro the only ones to blnuie ; they huvc
given the party over to every infnmoui ism
extant , and have , by a dimple turn of the
machine crank , manipulated convention *
and whitewashed thieves in high place
until th3 people have become disgusted ,
wholly dlrgustod , and determined to teach
these experimental tricksters and political
bosses a lesson , This they have done Ir
right royal good shape , and wo trust thi
honest masi of the republican party wil
hereafter assort themselves in caucus am
c6nventlon as emphatically as they hnv
at the polls. 'When this is done and moi
an nominated fairly , frauds and senna
tlonaliett set back at the start or Idckei
out iiltogi'ther thn better it will bo for th
party And tha country.
Tbo Official FlHuroa.
The town trustees mot Saturdoj
night and cnnvussod the tovrnahij
vote , the ofllciul figures ; allowing thi
oamo result ns that already announce !
in TUB Bun , the justices elected be
ing Abbott , Yaughan and Soharz ; th
couotnblcB , Fox , Olattorbuck ant
Skinner ; town truatoo , Henry Poachn
and town clerk , E. A. Becker. Th
following is the official figures :
l t 2d 3d 1th Total Ma
Jiutico o ! the 1'uicc.
II. II. HeldOt 1S.1 197 1 % 77fi
It. 1' . Hcalo 141 170 213 311 HK7
U.J. Abbott 'J > 1 : ill 271 : ttV > 1211 I. ]
N. Hcliurz [ ! ) ' ! IfA ) Ml IVM 10S.I IU !
J. J. Frtlnoy 17713 170 asi 1U2I
' . H. Vauglian.UO SO1 ! 170 II3U lilnl 1C !
W. U ! % „ * 01 173 1U7 2IU 703
Cotiktable ,
John Kox Ill .110 210 3ttO lail la
JOlui MttoiKZ \ > 1MO 210 HIS ISO )
A.l'Oat irbuck..UG : i.ll 210 310 1017 10
Thoi. 8klmur,3IU 3.19 2111 377 1181 111
IJlHaUu im 291 171) 307 1)711
O. Wesley 101 ' _ " > J 11)5 ) ail IWI
\Val.Mcraddon..lt8 1UI US 148 MB
11 JUwecraiu 71 7J U7 115 325
Ton nslilji Trustee.
Wm. CauiilKll..m | 328 277101 ilM ! !
lltnry l'aBihal'Jo8 UUJ 222 MJ 12b2
Tow nshlji Cluk.
O. H.Clark..ItiJ 351 20J IM 1201
I'A , IJocUr 207 32U 3JS 103 12W )
H , Y , Dyers , oi Oakaloosa , Is In thoclt ;
Countable 12. Hosoorans in reported i
quite ill.
' Fred Hunter , of Missouri Valley , U i
the Ogdvn ,
'
A , W , Hess , of Chicago , was at ( ho 0 |
denjesterday ,
Y. J , McUetb , of Ilochester , N. Y
is leaking after McDulf.
A. Ltstenbergcr , of South Bend ,
among the Ogdeti house giio-td.
* L. W , IJoelintr , ono of Malvtrn's mo
n
ati > o monhuutd , united here yeatwih
1 W. F. Sapp bin roturuoil from llarrisc
18
county , where ho has been atteudit
court ,
ig
ie 0. II. WooiJ , the Ice man , now rejoic
iu the arrival of a ten-pound boy , who hi
evidently come ton toy.
Mr. Thompson , of Van Drun & C <
has just returned from n very succeesf
bu\lnen trip thrqugh Southwestern lov
and Northern Missouri
' Jacob Kiel , ho has been connect' '
with Spctman Kros , , now goes to his o
hqme in Sioux Falls , where he has secun
a position cs ualttmau In a dry goo
house. He leavai many friends in tl
city , who will be glad to bear of his co
tioued Bucceia aud prosperity , wherever 1
may go , but who regret to ha\e him lea
Council liluffn.
TJio only iron preparation that do
not color the tooth , and will not o&u
hoadaohe or cone ipatlou , aa oth
iron preparations will , is lirowu'oln
Bitters.
OONOERBINft THE OOUNOIL ,
Sunday Doinga Which ro of
Interest to the City.
War ti bo Dcolarod on tbn Couj.
At an adjourned meeting of the city
council , held Friday niht ( ! , Mayor
Donrinan and a full board of aldermen
wore present.
After the opening prolirainarica of
reading the miuutoa , etc. , the tnnt.or
cf the exemption of certain lota owned
by railways was brought up. Aider ,
man Shugarc claimed that there \vno
Homo of the property on which the
railways claimed exemption which was
in fact used for other than railway
purpoaca , and ho wanted a full report.
The whole affair wan referred to a
committee , consisting of Aldermen
Shugart , Gouldun and Siodontopf.
A petition was prcaontod , signed by
these residing iu the vicinity of
the city pound , and asking that
the pound bo removed , aa it
was a nuisance. Sotno of the alder'
men expressed an opinion that the
pound ought to bo located olaowhoro ,
but there aooinod no other place to
put it just now. As the dog pound
portion of it was especially obnoxious
to adjacent resident ) ) , it was decided
to instruct the city marnhal to pro *
coed at once to hx up aomo other
place for the howling curs.
A petition was presented for the
establishment of prude on Bloomer
btroot. Ilorerred to city engineer and
Aldermen Siodentopf nnd Wood.
On motion of Alderman Shugart ,
the olty marshal w s instructed togivo
oflicial notice that the-ordinance re
straining cattle from running at largo
at night would bo enforced.
Aldonnau Wood gave as his experience
enceth t the last thing ho had to do
every night before going to bed waste
to chain hid front gate to keep the
cows out.
.Alderman Gouldon Diud chains or
locks did no good down his waj. The
cows had learned to turn the door
knobs and and walk right in the
house
Alderman Newell thought the coirs
should bo kept from running at largo
any of the time , and ho moved that
the city attorney bo asked to draw up
uti ordinance to that effect.
It wao suggested that nome parts of
the city should bo exempt from ouch
an ordinance , but it was decided to
make aach changes as Doomed advis
able after the ordinance was presented.
A petition was presented for lamp
post on Vine otreot , it being the
darkest street in the olty.
The treasurer's report was presented
and reported an correct.
The committee on the Missouri
river reported as to the progress of
the work and were instructed to con
fer with the county board of super
visors , who are to moat to day. It is
estimated that a mlle of the levee can
bo finished this year. The same com
mittee was instructed to also confer
with the Buporvisora in regard to hav
ing the bridge built on Union avenue ,
as decided on aomo time ago.
The report of the now Indian crook
culvert at Ifirat street showed that the
tptal cost of the Improvement would
not fill short of § 9,000. Art order
was drawn in favor of Raymond &
Campbell for $2,050 on estimate of
the work done already.
By resolution a aowerago fund was
established , and $3,000 taken from the
police fund to start It.
On motion of Alderman Shugart , it
waa decided to have all work on the
streets cease after the 15th inat. ,
except such aa should bo immediately
necessary.
Attention waa called to the late no-
indent at the reservoir on Market
otreot , near Fairmount park , and the
committee on streets were authorized
to build a fence or guard on the side
of that street , to prevent any furthoi
occurrences of the kind ,
Adjournment win taken until thii
evening , at which time the election of
one or more anaossora will bo made th (
apodal order of business.
Straight
Allourboots and shoes coma straight
from the manufacturers to us. W <
pay cash and sell for cash , thorofon
are enabled to sell much lower thai
firms who sell on timo.
X. T. LlNDSEY & Go7
Never too Iiato to Meiid >
Thos. J. . Arden. William Street , Ens
ButTalo , writes ; ' 'Your Sriuxa ULOSSOI
IIUH worked on me splendid , I had no an
petite ; used to sleep badly and ret up ii
the mornlriK mirefreshoij my breath wa
vary offensive nnd I Buttered frmn fever
hendacho ; since using your Spring DloBou
all those syinptamn have vanished , and
fesl quite well. " Trice 00 cent ? , trial but
te ! 10 centa.
S )
The Bpeoch of tno Day.
"My eon , " said an Ontario atrco
mother , "go down to the gtooery an
got mo a eau of green peas. "
"I should equlnn to witrglc , " ana
worcd the boy ,
"Go on , I toll you. "
"I should limp to jump. "
' 'If you don't go thin inatont I wil
toll your father when ho cornea homo , '
"I should blow to tattlo. "
' Never mind , air. "
"I should whoop to cquoal. "
When the father came the mothe
aaid :
"I with that you'd whip Tom. H
positively refused to go down to th
giooory , and told mo that I was s tat
tier , and that he would jump on mo i
I didn't mind. "
"Tom. "
"Yes , sir. "
"What waa that you eaid to you
mother to-day , "
"Nover said nothing. "
young man tqulrmed to wiggle , llmpo
to jump , blow to tattle , whooped t
iquoal and tittered to snort. [ Strai
furd Herald ,
Satiifaotory ,
Mw. Wallace , Uulfalo , N. Y , , writei
"I have uted UUUDUCK ULCXJI ) liirmts f (
nervous and bllluus headaches , aud hay
recommended them to my friends ; I bi
ur Hove them to be superior to any otbi
in I medicine I have used. > nd can recoinmeo
1 them to any ona requiring a cure for bl
| ioutntbs. " 1'iice 31 ,
IOWA ITBM3 ,
The New KngUnders In the vicinity of
Crouton Imvo orgnnired nn association ,
Oeorgft WrlBht , loc l editor ff tlie DCS
Molnet llfgigtor , narrowly eieapoJ being
crashed iiy the Wnbuth tram in tbat city
on Monday evening ,
The postofllce nt Sprlngdnlo In Mather
Hros' . etoro wai ImrgUrl/ed the night of
the 4th innt. Tha safe wvi blown open ,
SCO In ruoucy and about § 300 in check *
tuken ,
A switch Rixnjj foreman was killed nt
Snvnnna on Monday evening : . Ho caught
bis foot in a frog mid wnt crushed out of
all tcmblnnco of Imnmnlty by a freight en
gine.
gine.Anew
Anew and peculiar dUoase has made IU
appearance , nmbug tbo hogs in Johnson
county. Of nearly elct t hundred hogs
nearly In condition for market , belonging
to Jacob Teller , president of the county
agricultural eoclety , cner four hundred
h.ivo died within a few days. The dltcano
is spreading. While it is not understood ,
it Rooms to resemble pneumonia , It is
very fatal and creates much alarm among
the farmers ,
The latest scheme to swindle farmer * has
recently developed near Des Molnes. A
man represent * to a farmer that he has
some nnvili ho wantu to sell , and , asking
the fanner to haul them away from the
depot , hands him a sum of money to pay
the freight and takes n receipt for the
i > atno. This receipt soon turns up in tbo
shape of a note for a handsome umount in
supposed payment for the nnvlls. Sioux
City Journal
A lighted chandelier In the dining-room
of the St. .Lawrence hotel , nt Lomira , fell
last unday afternoon , breaking the lamps
and setting the kerosene in n blaze. A
quantity of the coal oil bespattered a
daughter of the landlord , Mr. Glenn , and
her clothing wan teen all ablaze , The
commotion caused by the incident was con
siderable , and tbo young woman wan in a
critical situation , but the guests and others
present succeeded in extinguishing the
Humes. Mr Glenn was considerably in
jured , but both ho nnd his child had a re
markable escape.
"Ponron Oil. "
L. F. Follett , Marion. Ohio , states that
ho has used THOMAS * EcLKCTIUO OIL for
burns and has lound nothing to equal it In
soothing the pain and flvlng relief.
TROUBLING THE FOOL-
Tbo Illinois Central's Council Blutt'a
Line vm Fignt Unless Admitted.
The committee appointed by the
Iowa pool to meet J. N. Tucker , traffic
manager of the Illinois Contra ] , and
rgo him to abandon the now line to
buncil Blufls via Sioux Oity , per-
brmod this duty Friday last in Ohi-
iago , and the result of the conference
.a thus given by the Tribune :
The committee tried hard to eon-
incp Mr. Tucker that the continuance
f his Council Bluflo line would make
rouble all around ; that there was no
; oed reapon for his forming such a
ino in connection with the St. Paul
, nd Omaha , and that owing to its
; roat length it could not bo called a
lompoting lino. Mr. Tucker was also
nformcd that if ho continued to com-
ute for the Council Bluffa business
ho Iowa pool could get even by strik-
ng vital points on the Illinois Central.
Mr. Tucker refused to bo convinced
iy the arguments , and atated that he
lad gene into that business to stay ,
ind that ho meant to stay. The Iowa
ines , ho said , for years had been
injuring the Iowa line of the Illi
nois Central by unjust competition.
His now line to Council Bluffs wat
ally aa good aa many other llnet
which had lately been formed tc
points In Iowa and the northwest. II
.ho Iowa pool lines meant to make
war upon the Illinois Central the ]
wore at liberty to do BO. The Illinoli
Oontral bad always boon alow in going
to nor , but when it once got mad ii
would fight as well as anybody elsi
and meant to give blow for blow ,
This terminated the proceedings. It
spite of the warlike talk it is not prob
able that a fight will ccoar over thi
matter , and it is more probable * tha
before long the roads will coma together
gothor again and compromioo the matter
tor by admitting the Illinois Contra
lind into Council Blnffc into the lowi
pool.
Bnolclm'o Arnica Halve.
The BEST SALVE ia the world for Cut !
Bruises , Sores , Ulcer ; , bait Rheum , Ft
ver Sores , Tetter , Chapped Hands , Chil
blains , Coras , and all skin eruptions , an
positively cures piles , It is guaranteed t
rive onthfactfon t ECA. ney refunded
I'rlcn , 25 contn per ex. jfor solo by C
Guodm&n
Sortonod by Times.
Wall Street News.
Less than u month ago a woman o
about fifty years of ago walked int
the headquarters of a Georgia railroad
announced her name , and said ah
had como to make n settlement.
"Settlement of what ? " asked th
superintendent.
"For killing my old man. "
"When ? "
"Nino years ago yesterday. "
"Whore ? "
"About fourteen tnlloa from Mr
con. "
And so it proved. When the ch
cumstancos were hunted out it wa
found that she was the wife of iv dea
man who had boon killed while wM
ing on the track , and no one had bee
able to identify him.
"Just heard of it the other day ,
she replied. "I supposed the old mu
Was parading around somewhere an
would como home when his knee
wanted new p At dies. "
"And what damages do you ask ? "
"Well , It Mas a long time ago , an
my prief haa boon softened up u goo
deal I reckon that $25 and a pass <
Atlanta will bo about right. "
Settlement was made on the spo
and she took the next train for th
capital ,
A General Stampede.
Never was such a rush made for an
Drug store as is now nt 0. V , Goodman' ,
for a Trial BotUo of Dr. King's New Di
covery for Consumption , Coughs an
Colds. All jienons alt ) toted with Asthmi
Bronchitis , Hoarseness , Severe Cough , <
any affection of the Throat and Lung
can get n Trial Bottle of this greattemed
fnt , by calling at above named Dm
Store
I.D UmnrMO * . . L.BUCaiUT. A. W.STRII
President. Vlco-Prort Cashier ,
CITIZENS BANH
Of Council Bluff * .
OrganUed under the U i ol tha SUto of low
Paid up capital , , . . , . .
Authorize. ! capital. . I. , , . , . . , , , . . , 000
Interest pld on time deposit * . Prills Uaui
en the principal cities of the United States ai
Europe. BpeUal attention ( riven to collectlo
anil correspondence with prompt returns.
DIKEOTOU.
3 D.Edmondwn , E. L. Bhujart , J. T.Htrt
W.kW. Wnllice , J.V. . Uodler , ' I. A. Ullli
A. W. Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
J "OTiaE.-Spocial MlvrrtiiiamtT.t * , sue
test , KounJ , To I.MO , For S lo , To Rent ,
Wants , Boarding , etc. , will bs Inwrtod In thli
column t thft ow rate c ( TEN CEOT3 PEn
T.INE for the flrrt li'ertlon and FIVE CENT } '
PRU LINK for each sulu iu n * Insertion.
ertl'einonts ot our office , Ho. 7
Wants.
WANTKD-A rwlllon to < lo roncr-il writing
-a jounRtnun willrecoiiin.nilcdftniliro ) < xl
pcnnnn lniiircal | ! tlicoffieoof JolinUndt , at-
orncj t law , olllco on Ilr
WANTii-At : ) the \\c torn House , a cook ;
ono wlio unilcrstanils the ljiislnc 9j none
other necil npj'lj. '
\ \ T ANTKB I ? 0 bullilhm to mo\ . Wo nako
Y of mo\l g IIOUJCT and safes\ \
AildrcM W. 1' . Ayleanortti , box 870 , Conucll
HlulTa , la.
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WANTED Krtrybody In Council Bluda In
to take Tn Una , 0 ccutatt wooh , di
Ilverod by tarrlrrs. Officn , No 7 Pe rl Street
nonr Broad wav.
For Sale nnd Rent
71011 SAI.UTho Western Hou o , No. SOS Up-
J l > tr Hroadwaj ; or 111 bnulo for improxxl
cltj orfixnn uroptrtj ; or 111 sell furnlturo ami
rent building ; itnson , III health. Address J. H.
C. MCCAI.UHTPII , 80S Upper llroadtta ) , Council
Dlnde , .Iowa.
OK SALE A. lumber and coal yard , ilolng i\
geol bnslnrai In a no * town , oa the Chl-
cage , MIlwauKcf , tSt. 1'nul railroad.
Ol KENT My now tttostorj brick store
building , on South Main street.
PLTEll WEIS.
FOR 8M.KMy twcht-acro fruit farm , on
South 1 Ir tsircct. 1'ETElt WKlS
TJ10II HENT Furnished rooms to rent , with
board , at 730 Mj lister street. Day board
M.50 per week. ocutl7-lt
IjlOK 8ALK Uca'itiful rcsldtuci- lots , (00
n each ; nothing down , and 83 per month only ,
fay Ei-MAYOK VAUQIIAN.
apl8-tf
MlHcollanoouB.
LOST Black setter pup Liberal reward will
be pild ( or hli return t < the Western
houac , upper Bnadnay , Council BhtOj.
QTlLLi AHEAD Great succofi. Call and see
> j new accessories and specimens of pictures
ta chbv tho'rollablo gelatine brainldo proccbj ,
at the KxcotMor Gallery lOAMaln street. '
Da W. L. PATTON-l'iijBlclan and Oculist
Can cure any casn of nero cycn. It la only
a matlcr of time , and can euro general ) ; In
frcta three tc flro weel-3-lt makes no differ'
enco how long diseased. Will straighten cross
eyed , opcrata and remote Ptyrcglnms , etc. , and
Insert artlUdttl cjca. Special attention to re-
movclne tadeuorms apB tf
Council bluffs'
Business Directory ,
Art Gallery.
Excelsior photograph gallery , South Main St.
Instantaneous process.
Brewery.
C. GEISE , Upper Broadway.
Bottling Works.
B. IIAOQ & CO , Kast PlcrcoSt.
Bakery.
P. AYEIIS , 017 S. Slain St.
Bathing House * .
SIRS. E. J. HARDING , II. D. , Broadway and
Glenn ao. .
DR. STUDLEY , Bcthcsda Bathing House ,
Broadway.
Books and Stationery.
1I.E.J3EAMAN , Middle Broadway.
Banks.
OFFICER & PUSEY , corner Broadway and 6th
street.
> ITIZENS" BANK , BthBtrect.
Broom Factory.
MAYNE&CO. . a\enue A , and Cth St.
Cigar Manufacturers.
TEMPLETON & LAMB , 232 Broadway.
F. K. LEVIN , 308 Broadway.
L. BOEKHOFr , 031 Main St.
Ocal.
A. H. MAYNE & CO. , 31 Pearl St.
Cooper.
J. ROSS , CIO Eaat Broadway.
Dentists.
SINTON i , WEST , H Pearl St.
Dry Goods '
nARKNESS.ORCUTT.'fcCO. ' , Broadway an <
4th street. .
Eggs Shipper.
0. P. CRAWFORD , 010 Main St.
Furniture Manufactory.
E. R. STEINIIILBER , cor. 7th aa and 12th 81
Furniture Store.
0. A. BEEDE & CO. , 207 and 209 Broadway.
Groceries and Provisions.
SOLIVAN 4. riTZOEIULD , 313 Broadway.
Gunsmlthlng.
OLLIVER tc GRAHAM , Cth street. Good
sold at cistern prlcca and guaranteed.
Hirness and Saddlery.
CRAB. WALTER & , IIRO. , Middle Broadwaj
CHAS. BEKMAN.331 Middle Broadway.
Hair Qoods.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT. 337 West Broodwa )
MHS. J. J. GOOD , 29 Oth street.
Livery Stables.
A. COMPTON , 230 Broadway.
W. O. HOLLAND , 70(5 ( South Main St.
II. BUECROIT , opi > . P. O.
Hotels.
OGDEN HOUSK. Upper Broadway.
KIEL'S HOTKL , 001 and 007 Main street.
Meat Market.
E. W. TICKNOIt , 530 Broadway ,
Millinery.
J. J. BLISS , 328 Broadway. Como and exan
Inoiorjouroeli.
URS.J. E METCALF , 018 Broadway.
Marble and Granite Works.
CONNOR & GtJANELLA , 117 Broadway.
Merchant Tailors.
JAS. FRANEY , 372 Broadway.
CHAS. RICU , Detol'a building , Cb and Mil
street.
JOS RU1TER , 310 Broadway
Real Estate and Abstract.
KIMBALL A. CHAMP , opposite court house.
J. W , SQUIRE & CO. , corner Pearl and 1st av
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Restaurant.
SMITH & ( CUEN , 4P1 Broadway.
Stoves and Tinware ,
R. D. AMY & CO. , 000 South Main street.
Shirt Factory.
F. F. FOHD , corner lilufl and Willow St.
Undertakers.
Jj MOUOAN , KELLEB & CO. , S16 and 317 Bro *
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1S. JI. CONNELL , 17 North Main St.
DR. G. J. GLAR
Twinty-lour jcars experience in practical
Office 106 tipper Broadway ,
Council Bluffs , - low ?
DAVID G. EVANS & GO , ,
5 < H North Secpnd Street ,
ST , LOUIS , MO ,
Sf-Aek your Grocer lyr the Oe
obrated Btar Ooffeo and Stir Bakir
Powder ,
TTCJ
Broadway , and Fourth Street , ,
Council Blufi's , Iowa
mftr-2-Hm
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Headquarters For the Cele
brated
Weber Pianos ,
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Toys and Fancy Goods
Wholesale and Retail.
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Address , -'t
O d. MUELLER ,
El COUNCIL BLUFFS , O
Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2,00
'Bluff ' and Mow greets , Council Bluffs.
B. HAGG & CO.
GEISE' BOTTLED BEEE ,
HADE FROM T11E ARTESIAN WELL WATER. AL50 AGENTS FOR THE
OrJers flllsJ Inauy part of the city. Orders by telephone promptly attended to.
& 0 JRk ibis
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
CUPBOAEDS AND SAFES.
We make the following a specialty :
WALNUT EXTENSION TABLES , POPLAR OPEN WASHSTANDS ,
WALNUT BREAKFAST TABLES , POI'LAU WARDROBES ,
POPLAR BREAKFAST TABLES , POPLAR OUI'BOARDS ,
WALNUT WARDROBES , POPLAR SAFES ,
WALNUT OPEN WASHSTANDS.
JtZTMall orders and correspondence promptly attended to. Office and Manufactory
S. E. Cor. 7th Ave. and 12th Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
MORGAN , KELLER & GO. ,
The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metallo cases.
Calls attended to at all hours. We defy competition in quality of goods or prices.
Our Mr. Morgan bos served aa undertaker for forty years and thoroughly understands
hb KIMBALL.'t
all its branched promptly attended to ; also carpet-laying and lambrequins , Tele *
. graphic and mail orders filled without delay.
CONRAD GEISE'3
MALT
Council Bluffs , - Iowa.
'Beer and rralt In any quanlltto | suit purchasers. Beer { 8.00 per barrel. Private families sun-
piled w'tli ' small teg * at 81.00 each , oclvered Ireeot ctarge to auy part of the city. '
PETERSON & LARSON ,
Wholesale Dealer in and SOLE AGENT FOR Joseph Schlita Brewing
Company'fi Celebrated '
1T T f 1ST & TT IF TO
.ILWAu KJBi
No , 711 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa. Orders from the country elicited
Citv orders to fanilHon aud dealers dsllverfd free ,
A. BEKBU. W. KUNYAN , W.
O. A. BEEBE & CO. ,
Wholesale and Ketall Dealers in
FURNITURE AND CROCKERY
Nos. 207 & 209 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
JAMES FRANEY , !
Merchant Tailor
372 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA.
Aiwa ) s keeps on hand the flneat assortuu nt ol material tor gentlemen's wear. BatMactlon guarantied
MRS. d. E. METCALF ,
Rlllllnory , DrossmRtdng' , Eto. Cutting and Fitting a Spedlalty.
No. & 19 Broadway , Oppotlte Revere House.
Laces , Embroideries , and Ladies Underwear.
lUndkcrchlefB , hoje ol all klndt , thread , pint , ocodles , etc. Wo hope tha ladlti will ctll
.
and se our stock ol goods.
Merchant Tailor.
( Late Cutter for Metcalf B . , )
Devol's New Building , Main Street.
Council Bluffs , la ,
Buita to order $18 and upwards.
J , F. KIMBALL. GEO , H , OHAMP ,
KIMBALL & CHAMP ,
( Successors to J. P. tc i. N. Cauady. )
Abstract , Real Estate.and Loan Brokers.
We bt\t tha only complete eet ol atatracv books to all city lots ted lands In PotUwiitainl
county. Titles examined and abtracU luri Itbtd on short noVce. Honey to loan co city and larm
property , short ud lee ; time , In sums to suit the borrower. lUalwU bought ted Kid , Offic *
at the old sUoi opposite co ut !