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BLUFFS , IOWA.
TITLE ABSTRACT 0 F FICE.
_ .T. XflT. lA Cg TCT 2 : 3EC 313 A O O * .
Lands and Iiots Bought and Sold.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW KATES.
HOTA&1ES PUBLIC AND 'CONVEYANCERS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS - - -
_ _ _ _ _ _
JOSEPH EEITEK ,
f
MAKES T11E FINEST SUITS IN THE LATEST STYLES ,
At thu Lowest Potmblo Prices.
NO. aiO UPPEll BROADWAY.
D. M. OONNELL
Funeral Director and Undertaker ,
No. 17 , North Main Street. Council Ulufla
Cilia promptly answered at nil hour * , nfcht nr d j. How hcarso ami London carriages direct
from Ilio fvctorv sri rim In connection therewith. _
That never require crimping , at Mrs. J , J. Good's Hair Store , at prices novel before touched by
ny other hnlr dealer. Also n full Hue ol switches , etc. ntfcrcitl > reduced prices. Also gold ,
lllver and colored ncto. Wa os mada from ladlca' owu hair. Do not fall M i VI before purchislnp
elsewhere. All eooilo wairantcd 8 represented MllS. J. J. O001) ,
29 Main street , Council Hindu , Iowa
UNiON BAKERY ,
517 SCUT MAIK STREET. .
THE BEST BREAD IN THE OITY. None but firat-olnss Bakort
employed. . Broad , Coke , Pies , &o. , delivered to nuy part of the city. Ota
Wagons ran all day.
P , AYREG , Proprietor.
( Wholesale Dealers ia
IOWA , NEBRASKA , AND MISSOURI ,
U a JL " T
iFAfiCY GROCERIES.No. . 102 Broadway7
. Council BlufTa
215 , 217 and 219 Main Street ,
Of All Kinds. New Goods. New Prices and
Square Dealing. Call and Examine Our Stock.
BATIIMEOUSEI
At Bryant's Spring ,
flor , Broadway and Union Sts ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
riiln , Medicated. Vapor , Electric , Flange ,
Doucb , Bhowor , Ilat nd Cold Batha. Com'
petont male and female nurses and attendants
alwaya on band , and the boit o ( rare and att n-
lion ( -lvcn patroni. Special attention given to
bathing children. Investigation and patronage
lollcltcd.
lollcltcd.DR. . A. H. STUDLEY & Co. ,
106 Upper Broadway.
Dr. Studley : Treatment of chronic diseases
made a Bpoclalty.
n x ItmnTin REMOVED without the
1 1 tl N M n N urawlnK ° ' b.Iood ° , ' , UBO ° '
UJill UJJlllU kulfo. Cures lun ' diseases ,
Klta , Scrofula , Ll\cr Com-
. . . - P'aint ' , Urop y , Rheuuia-
T II M n R S "am , Fever and Mcrcur-
I U III U n O
A. iai sires , KrjBlpelas. Salt
Rheum , Scald Ileid , Catarrh , weak , Inflamed
. and granulated Kyos , Scrofulous Ulcers and Fe-
X mal Disease * ot all kinds. Also Kidney und
Venerlal diseases. Ilomorrholda or Flics cured
money refunded.
Ml diseases treated upon the principle of veget-
hreform , without the use o ! mercurial pols-
gna or the knife.
Electro Vapor or Medicated niths , furnished
who desire them.
Hernia or Rupture radically cured by the use
the Elastic bolt Truss and Piaster , which has
superior In the world.
CONSULTATION FREE-
CALL ON OH ADDRESS
Drs , ft , Eice and F , 0 , Miller ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , Ia.
DH. A. P. HANCHEXT ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office. No. 14 Fearl Htroet. Houn. 0 a. m. to
2. . and 2 p.m. . to 6.p , m. Residence , 1120
Bancroft street. Telephonic connection with
Central office.
STARR & BUNCH ,
HOUSE , SIGN ,
AND
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TJRHAMENTAL PAINTING.
PAPSR HANGING ,
KAL80UIHINQ AND GRAIN1KQ ,
Shop Ooruur Broadway and Soott Bt
F. T. SEY8ERT , Rfl , D. ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
COUHCIL BLUFFS , - - IA.
Oflioo No. 0 , Everett Block , Broad
way , ever A. Louto'e Ttestaunmt.
Office over tv > lugs LanK
OOUNOIti BLUFFS ,
W. 0. Jamea , In connection wltb hl Uw au
olhctlonbuidncBabuj-8 and Bell ) real estate
' r on wishing to buy 01 wll city propertj cal
tthli office , over Boahnell'i book ( tore , Pear
llre t _ , .
EDWIN J. ABBOTT.
Justice ot the Peace and
Notary Public.
4-IGBroadway , Council Bluffs.
1
MBS , E , J , HARDING , M , D , ,
Medical Electrician
AND
GYGNEOOLOGIST.
raduato ot Electropathlo Institution , Phila
delphia , Penna.
fflce Cor , Broadway & Glenn Avo.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
The treatment of all dlceasoa and pMnfnl dlf-
mltlca peculiar to fumaloB a specialty.
J. G. TIPTON ,
Attorney & Counsellor ,
Office over First National Hank , Council BiuOs ,
OH a. H'lII practice In the state and federal
ourtaJ.MO.JAYFRAINEY ,
Justice of the Peace ,
814 BROADWAY ,
Jounoil Bluffs. - - Iowa.
W. B. MAYES ,
Leans and EealEstate ,
Proprietor of abstracts of PotUwattamle
county. Office corner of Drnadway and Main
rcoU , Council Blufla Iowa.
' , J , MUH1BOMKEY , M , D , ,
Fttl.E DlSPENSAEY EVKKY SATTJMDAY.
Office In Ii\orctt' block , Fearl trect. Real ]
ence 028 Fourth street. Office hours from 0 to
a. in. , 2 to land 8 p. in. Council Ulufla
PRACTICAL DENTIST.
Fearl opposite the postofflce. One ol
he oldest practitioners In Council Bluffs. Bails
efactlou ( guaranteed In
HUGHES & TOV/SLEII ,
DEALERS IN
Confectionery , FruitsNuts
Cigars arid Tobacco. Fresh
Oysters and Ice Cream in
Season.
12 MAIN ST. ,
Council Blntfe
STEAM LAISHDRY.
723 W. Broadway.
LARSON f ANDERSON ,
Proprietors ,
This laundry bia Juat boon opened for buil
ncaa , and we are now prepared to do la mdry
vork of all klud and gmriatco aatUlactlon I
tpeclalty made of fine work , such M collari
cufls , nnoahlrta , etc. We want everybody to
give ua a trial.
LARSON & ANDERSON.
TUOB. OFFICER. W. U. U. rUIIT.
OFIOER &TOEY , I
pfc 3XTDQC3E1 ftff ,
Coecil Bluffs , la ,
Established , - - 1866 J
Pealeri In Forjtg-n and Domeitlo Exchange
and borne tecuilUei.
COUNCIL BLUrFS 11AILROAD
TIME TABLE.
nticAoo , seen IILAVD AM ) Mnna
IViMtt. Arrhc
\UiMitloKxr n O p tn I fiolflc l.xj
Kx Mid .Mall' 9"2H n in Kx and Mali' r > M p m
D. Jlolncs ac * . "M a in | 1V MoIncaac\4.IO p in
CIIICAOO , lURUNoros AND QUSCT.
IVpart. Arrive.
AttmtlcKxt 6.30pm I Picldo i.OlMnm : (
Mall and K\ * SI iO a in .Mall and Kx' 7 00 p ni
N. Y. Kx 4 00 pm I lull A. Ktu FA..S/A ) n in
CIIICAOO AND NORTHKSIRRV.
Arrho
At'nntle ' Kxt Gil I'.idflc . .
pin l.\t g.11 * m
l l and I'.v * n 'JO m Mai and Kx * n IS p in
\ccoiu. ( S U. ) f > M ji in Acvoin ( Mon ) 1.11 p in
KANSAS CUV , 6T. JOR AND COtNCII. HLtI - .
Dop-ut. Arrive.
Mall and K\ . . o M a in I KxntrM. fi-Vi p in
,9 , 10pm | Mali and KX. . " "
tMos .
r > crt. | . Arrhu.
Ivcrhnd LxMUDii m. 0\crhtMK\,4 00 p. in.
Jncoln Kx II too. m. IHmcrKx
) cmcr Kx .700 | ) in I/rail Kx
xx'nl Kx . . . 7 23 a. in " I'.x . . . .OlBn. in.
imlgrant..60p : in. " Kx. . . roOa. m
\BUII , sr. Lomi AND rAnno
Depart. Atrlxc
till and Kx P 15 a in 1 Mill and Kx. . 4:30 : p in
Cruion lUIl . 4 ; < U 1" m | Oannon Hill .11.0.1 a m
BIOUX cnv AND \riric ,
IK . part. . . , Arrive. ,
KorSioux CIt.7:55am : Krn\Sioux O1 } OJi
. t'rin Kort Nloliran ,
Ncbf . 7 55 n in Nell. . . . 'CM ) pin
"or St. 1'nul. . ; , iupm JVjin St. Paul .XM n in
CIIICAOO , UILWAUKKK AND BT. TAI U
Leave Coiuiill UliiHrrivis Cinnuil lHiiT ( <
Mnllnnd Kx."l-Vnnin I Mail and Kx . 'fj-Vkpm
Athntlt t \ r > IS p in I Alhntlo t \ ! 10 in
tlllHOO , MIWVAI KKB VMI HI I'VI I/
I.eav i s Oinahi. Arrlv i at Onnln ,
Mall nml IX * 7 15 n in I 1'iulllu r.\ . . . | < > n < im
Atlantic Kn Io p ill I .Mall nnd K\ 7 13 ! p in
MlxccptSnnthjs. | KviiptSatunli ) , ( Uxccpt
Mondin. $ V\\\\ \ \
Couticll Biultri & Oinntm Street R. H.
Lcav o Council It.uds. Iicav o Onnlii.
! n in , 0 n in , 10 n in , 8 n in , il a in , 10 n in ,
11 n in , 1 m , i ! p in , 3 p It Mil , 1)1111 ) , 'Jp 111 , 3p
U ) , 4 p in , 5 p in , 0 p in. m , 4 p in , 0 p in , 0 p in
Street cars run hall hour'j to tlio Union 1'nclllo
Hpot. OnSundnv the airs begin tltilr trln | ate
o clock n. in , and run ret-ii nnj itnring tlio daj
at D , 11 , 2 4 , 0 .Hid G o'clock , ami urn to cltj time.
DES MOINES. DRIPPINGS.
Tlie Land Slide of Last Week
Still tlie Topic of Talk ,
Barbed Wire , Prohibition , Con
stitutional Amendments ,
Drive Wells and Other
Chronic Iowa
Bores.
DES AIoiNES , November 10. At
, his writing the republicans are crawl-
ng from under the land-slide whioh
overtook them on Tuesday. Explnnu-
,10113 are in order. How conies it that
, ho democrntii elect a congressman in
, hat republican stronghold , the Fifth
district , n practical machinist , with no
cnowledro ; of etatocraft , over Tain a
Jim \VilBon. ' The reason may bo
bund in the prohibition amendment
and old poatoflice feuds engendered
during Wilson's former term in con
gress.
It * the Second district it was a weak
nan pitted against another weak man ,
jut backed by a dominent free whisky
element. In the Ninth district it waa
a man personally unpopular at home ,
with those who control votes , and pit-
rod against u very able and popular
man with a "bar'l"and backed by the
solid anti-prohibitionist clement. In
short , it may bo safely said the prohi
bition amendment has cost the three
congressmen. It may seem * uaftoxl-
cal , in view of the 30,000 majority
given the amendment in the state ,
tiut thousands of democrats voted for
he amendment. Lust ( Tuesday they
voted for congressmen , and the Germans -
mans and Irish voted with them.
THE DllIVK WELL OASES.
The lawyers are making their argu
ments in the drive wall cases. It is
expected the case will bo closed Satur
day. The defense hus boon carefully
ind ably presented , to establish pri
ority of use and the invalidity ot the
reissue of the patent. Among the
evidence for defense statements wore
read from Dr. Livingstone's travels in
Africa , showing that the natives there
> orod holes in the ground with hollow
reeds to get water , seven years before
Green's patents were applied for.
TUB I1AIIBKD WIRE C'AHES.
The barbed wire monopoly have
ailed in all their efforts in the federal
courts hero to got injunctions granted
on shut up barbed wire makers who
refuse to pay them a royalty. The
; round of the refusal of the court is
hat Washburn , Mo en & Go. have not
rot established their title to the patents
hey claim. It is barely possible they
lave no patent at all. This was qulto
unexpected to the monopoly.
THE AMENDMENT.
The people are beginning to see the
wisdom manifested by Gov. Sherman
n not making haste to convene the
yfiialaturo. The decision of Judge
Hayes in the DavenporJ ; case raise1) a
very important question us to the
validity of the amendment. ' 1 lie judge
lolds that the records of the senate
ihow that the following was the
language of the amendment which
passed the senate :
"No person iihall manufacture for
sale , or sell , or keep for sale as n beverage -
orago , or to bo used , nny intoxicating
liquora whatever , including alp , wine
and beer. " That m engrocbiiiR the
amendment for presentation to the
house the words 'or to be used' were
omitted , and that the house did not
vote for the same resolution as that
which passed the senate. It in singu <
lur that the ougroeeing clerk and com
in It tee should omit those words , and
also tlmt the omission was not discov
ered duiiiiy the last session , ospc
cially in the eonate , whein the duuus.
sion lasted nearly a week , and in
which Mr. Ilommonnay , the author
of the amendment , tgok an active
ard loading part. It is nriAubly tuiu
that those words were stricken out.
In the original , after the words "or to
boused" were the words "for other
purpoBes. " This cut oft" nil use foi
aacriment.il or medical purposes.
Senator Woolson moved ( aayo the
record ) to strike out "for other pur
pises1 which was adopted , whichstil
loft the very objection sought to bo
compassed by Woolson's motion , which
ho would not bo very likely to do
Bovoral months ago I found the orig
inal manuscript of tiio amendment ii
the office of the secretary of state
copied it with care and compared i
with that published in the laws. The :
were identical , except the punctua
tlon. Hence I do not behove th
words "or to bo used" were in tin
amendment when the final vote in th
senate was taken , and the error 1
with the secretary of the senate , vrh
was n now and Inexperienced oflicor ,
It is usual to paste the original of all
resolutions , and tubstUutof , if ihort ,
on the sheet of the daily moord uf
proceedings In this case it wn < not
done ; for tlio original was found in a
plguon-holo among other impure , M
above stated. It is impossible to any
what disposition the supreme court
will make of It. Prominent lawyers ,
in favor of the amendment , sny the
error is fatal to it.
VTOMIIN HUFKUAC1K
The annual ntato convention of the
Iowa \Vomaii Sutlmgo Moclfty will bp
hold hero on the 23d nnd " 4th iosl
All associations ill the stale frioiidlj
to tne cause ate requested to si na del
Tltr STATE CENSUS.
The compiling of the etMo ronsu *
progresses very slowly. It wn n
tended to uao that part of the Ui nuJ
Stall's census report for lown. hit
ihat nork Is dola > ed in Washington
and is several months behind. rin >
compilation of the atato work la in
the hands of W. II. Fiommu , than
whom no better can bo found lit
says ho intends it flmll bo so cumplnte
there will bo no nooesMly of ovtr
oing behind it for atatislici of thu
tato.
THE WAIIAMII HLIIE.
The Wnb h has put on through
olid trains between this cit > and St.
jouia , through in thirteen hours ,
rluoh will bo reduced to twelve
lours when the road bed is in perfect
rdor. With the Minneapolis & St.
jtniis running from St. Paul to this
ity in 1 'ss than twelve home , tills
'ould bo n great route to connect St ,
. \ul with St Louir. It would short-
u the time several hours over nny
thor route. St. 1'aul ought to Uikoa
ook nt the map and think about it.
HOUSE THIKVK3.
Northwestern lown ts overrun with
lorse thieves. They nro banded to-
{ other , und evidently belong to a largo
nd well organized gang. E J.
inker , of Da Seta , has just returned
rom n long chase througti Dakota
fter a thief , and succeeded in tecov-
ring n team stolen sumo months ngo.
) ho thloi is now in jail in Missouri ,
aving boon run down on another
hargo of horse stoalinq , ho having
tin oft fifteen horses.
THE UENTllAL IOWA ?
The Central lown has taken formal
Hissossion of the Chicago , Burlington
t Pacific railroad , whioh is to be its
onnccting link with the Mississippi
iver at Kolthsbnrg. Prom Keiths-
lurg cast , the road is being rapidly
omploted , and soon connection will
had with Chicago by a continuous
no of its own.
AOniOULTUKAL COLLEGE TRUSTEE.
In conacqnonco of ill health from
hronio disease , 0. W. Tonnoy has
oolgnod as ono of the trustees of the
owa agricultural college and the
; overnor has appointed ex-Governor
Cirkwood as his successor. JJo was
ormorly ono of the trustees , and his
eng service in state affairs and per-
onal interest in the college , renders
is selection us wise and valuable.
'ho college has just closed one of the
most successful years of its existence.
t is growing in public favor contin-
ally. E. Q
A Voice from the Prosi.
I take this opportunity to bear tos-
imouy to the efficacy of your "Hop
Jitters. " Expecting to find them nau-
eons and bitter and composed of bad
whisky , wo were agreeably surprised
it their mild taste , just like a cup of
ea. A Mrs. Oresswoll and Mrs. Con
or , friends , have likewise tried , and
renounce them the best medicine
hey have over taken for building up
trongth nnd toning up the system. I
as troubled with costivcness , hoad-
oho and want of appetite. My nil-
nents are all now gone. I luvo n
early contract with n doctor to look
fter the health of myself and family ,
) ut I need him not now.
S. GILLILAND.
People's Advocate , Pittoburg , Pa.
July 25 , 1878.
DRUMMERS' DBVIOE3.
How the Commercial 'Iravoloru In-
croawo Their Regular Monthly
Salarloa.
mer Ilciiubllc.an.
"It eeoms to mo that you comtnor-
ial men have an pasy time of it , " re-
narked n Republican reporter to ono
if the numerous and irrepressible ar-
ny of traveling "tourists" who go
the country selling goods to
ountry merchants , The "drummer"
was standing in the rotonda of the
Vindsor hotel , having just returned
rom n trip through the interior of the
tato. IIo represents a largo eastern
louse and commanda an extensive
rndo ,
"Well , I don't know about that , "
opliod the commercial traveler , "Wo
work hard nnd our regular snlarios are
ot nny too largo. "
' YHH , but you are always on the go ,
ra\i < titi from place to place , and the
hangt ) ot scenery nnd associations
make life more endurable. "
"Moiit everybody talks tlmt way ,
ut this IH really the hardest part of
ho business.
YE TltAVEL HO UUOH
hat it makes ns itred to hoar anyone
alk about railroads , or ntagos , or
hotels. If it were not for traveling
our life would ho far moro pleasant ,
Ono doesn't hanker much after a
ihango of scenery or associations ,
sspoclally when it takes him nway
n.m the city where ho oan luvo the
tdvanUge of nil conveniences whicli
,0 to mukooxistrncnsatisfactory and
andu him in n country village , whore
10 is in luck if he gets something ho
can cat , Taking qno conm 'oration
with another , the hfo of a commercial
nan is not a happy ono. There's
where the people who think the way
strewn with rones make n grand mis-
tuko. "
"Well , what in there nbout the life
that makes it so fascinating ? Ono
rarely loaves the road after he has fol
lowed it for govoral years. "
"It is true that wo uro noted for
'sticking , ' but this is partly because of
prufpronca and partly because of necessity
cessity , After ono travels for awhili
ho absorbs thu idea that ho is fit for
nothing else and BO ho continues to
plod along In the beaten paths. Then
again , commercial men are the con
trary of penuriousnesa. They are the
MOST LUiEUAL CLiH.S 0V MEN
on earth. They have an idea that
money is made only to spend , and
they squander their incomes whh the
THE OTTAWA GYUTOER C
HLLWS. iwvi
recklessness of n prlnou. That in , they
nro lavish whim their nnlnrico give
thoin n clituieo to be ; hut they nro nl
wajs reckless. Siiving no inoiioy ,
they can not emhnrlc in business for
theniselveu nml so , io ouni it up , I
suppose th only Iruorcnwunhy they
stick to thu road an tcmciouely in bo-
0.1U30 micuanlly com pi Is tliuin to BO. I
know tlmt but few niouvho tr.wolnto
in lo\u with the buaimss. "
"Bnt you men don't pretend to live
upon the regular unhides jou receive -
coivo ? "
"No , wo don't : thnl'e true. In fnel ,
wo couldn't do it. We nro npcnd-
thrifts , nil of us. Hut i\ man soon
cMohea on nnd learns how to incrcnno
liin salnry. There nro plenty of k'git-
mtvte opportunities to do GO , nnd n
mim can't be blnmed for tnkinir ad
vantage of thoin , you know. I could
onutnornlo n clorou or more of the
'raclvots1 that nro in common use with
no , but the two most prominent nto
110TRLH ANI ) riTUA DAOOAOK.
Wo negotiate with the landlords and
cot hotel rates down to little more
than ImU the regular schedule ; in our
bill of expenses wo forget to niako n
note of tlila. Then , when wo Iny
over in n place for several days , a
vvook or n month , ns ROinotimou hap
pens , wo put in n bill for charges
made on extra bngg.\go. Ottontimoa
wo got solid with the conductor and
our baggngo ia carried free ; you
wouldn't cay anything nbout this to
the house if you were on the rend ?
Why , of course not. Most houson
allow their traveling salesmen any ox-
ponsoa that mny bo incurred in ex
tending cnurtemoB to cnatoinnro. This
allows ua to put in bills for curriagou ,
theatre tickota nnd various other
things. Of course , wo can't draw on
the house too heavily , for tlmt might
give ua away ; but I have made ns high
aa $200 , on the aide , in one month. I
could give you oomo other pointers ,
but 1 have an engagement to meet a
customer nt 0 o'clock , nnd I must bo
toing. Oh , while it is true wo work
nard nnd have to undergo many hard
ships , wo don't ' suffer very much. "
And the "dtummer" hurried off in
a chipper sort of a way that loft little
doubt behind ns to the peace nnd con
tentment that rolgnod supreme within
hia bosom.
THE BAD AND WORTHLESS
JLro never imitated or counterfeited.
This la especially true of a family
medicine , und it is positive proof that
the remedy imitated ia of the highest
value. As aoon aa it had boon tested
and proved by the whole world that
Hop Bittern was the purest , best and
moat valuable family medloino on
earth , many imitations sprung up and
began to eteal the notices in which
the press and people of the country
had expressed the merits of II , li. ,
nnd In every way trying to induce suf
fering invalids io uao their stuff in-
ntead , expecting to make money on
the credit und good name of II. B.
Many others stalled notitruma put up
in similar style to H. B. , with vari
ously devised names in which the
word "Hop" or "Hops" were used in
a way to Induce people to believe they
were the same as IJop Bitters. All
such pretended remedies or cures , no
matter what their style or name is ,
and especially tlioso with the word
" " " " in their in
"Hop" or "Hops" nanio or
any way connected witli them or their
natno , are imitations or counterfeit ! ) .
Beware of them. Touch none of
thorn. URO nothing but genuine Hop
Bitters , with n bunch or cluster of
green Hops on the white label. Trust
nothing else. Drugi/iota and dealers
are warned against dealing in imlta-
tionn or cotii'torfoltH
Sullivan & Fitzgerald ,
UKALEIIS IN
GROCERIES , . * PROVISIONS ,
Orookory , Glacswaro ,
BOOTS , SHOES , ETC
Also aconta lor thu following Hue * of
Bteamship Companies ;
Cuimd , Anchor , Ouloii. Amirlcan , and
Mtiuirjililp ( ; oniinnltn |
3Q 3UCCT. . E-'OC1 t *
For Halo on the Koyal Bank of Ireland and liank
ot Ireland , Dublin. Thouo uko Intend to uond lei
liluids to anv putt of Europe will Qud H to thelj
nturiut to ( All on
Sullivan & Fitzgerald ,
AOKNT8 ,
343 Broadway , Oonnoil Blufls _
MAIN STREET
AND-
All Shlppern nud Travolorn will u
( food accomtnodnttou and roaaonabl
ohnrgna.
SOUTH STREET ,
OPPOSITE OftYSTAL MILL ,
Council Blufifs , - - . Iowa ,
HOLLAND & MILLER ,
Proprietors ,
MES. fl. J. HILTON , M , D. ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ,
\ 282 Broadirav. GaanolllBlnfff.
BUYER Km SHIPPER OF EGGS.
Io , 519 South Iain Street ,
BLUEFS , IOWA ,
1 Pay the Highest Market Price and Deduct
No Commission.
Mouldings , Soroll and Lattice Work , Wood Turn
ing , Ro-Sawing , Planing and Matching , Sash , Doora ,
Blinds , Boxoa , Etc. Manufacturers and Dealers in
Improved Hawkeye Wind Mills and Pumps.
J. J. Hathway , Manager , Council Bluffs , la.
Machinery n ill lo rim exclusively for custom work on Thursday nnd Friday o
each work. Orders solicited nrnl u.-UInfnctiou Kunrantood.
( Successors to J. W. Rodefer )
WHOLESALE AIXD RETAIL DEALERS IN
LAOEAfAfflA , LEHIG-H , BLOSSBUBG
ANDALL ;
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GONNELLSVILLE COKE , CEMENT , LIME , PLASTER , ETC.
Office No. 34 Pearl Street , Yards jOor. Eighth Street and
Eleventh Avenue , Council Bluffs.
KTER THOLL. HKKMAN
THOLL & KRACHT ,
GROCERIES 'AND PROVISIONS.
Cor. Main Street and 7th Avenue.
Flno OrocerM , Teas , E'x ; . , o Hpcc'alty. Illi'hoat prices j > ad ! for country produce. New
,
oulldlnir , . new goods , low prices \\owlllnotutiundersold \ , Call and examine our Block.
clUcred.
P. T. MAYNE. 0. E. MAYNE
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MANOT'AOTUllE
BROOM , BROOM HANDLES ,
CORN MEAL , GRAHAM FLOUR AND
FEED
The Very Best of Brooiun ' octitantly on Hand. The Highest
Morlcot Price Paid for
Corn , Oats , Rye , Barley
Parties Wishinfi to Sell Broom Corn .Will Please
Bond Sample.
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0. A.
THU L13ADING DICALKH IN
337 Broadway , Oounoil Bluffs , Iowa.
Saloon and Restaurant ,
ADOLPH UOKUVLINUKU , rronrletor. Choice Wines nnd Clgors.
Oybtcra in 32vory Stylo.
709 Lownr Brondwny. Council Bluffs Iowa.
DUQUETTE , GUIBEUT & CO. ,
( flmjccueors to J'HII iiinnriTPi
iesale Fnuters
T ? ( > anrt IS Poarl-st , CouuoU Dluffs , Ia.
JACOB SIMS ,
Attorney and Oonusellor at Law ,
OOUNOIL ULUl'lfH , IOWA.
OIHco Uroadnay , bet om llalnj and Fea
Btrecta. HU11 practice In tBul..and | jFedo
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MAUKER & ORAIQ ,
ARTISTIC POTTERY ,
Rlcb Oat Glaea , Fine Frono
Silver Wore die. ,
tlO BftOiDWil OOUNOIL DLUFJTS
JOHN STEINER , F1 , D , , ' 1I.
( Ueutechor Ant. I.i. I.H
Oor. WASHINGTON AYE & 7th St i.
Council Bluffs ,
vlicuei of women aud children a apaclalty.
SINTON < Ss WEST. ian
DENTISTS.
14 Fearl Street , Oonnoil Bluffs.
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