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COUNCIL BLUFFB , IOWA.
FITLE ABSTRACT 0 F FIGE.
or.
and Lots Bought and Sold.
MONEY TQ LOAN AT LOW KATES.
NOTARIES PUBLIC AND COWVBYAKCERS.
COUKCIL BLUFFS - - * - - - ' IOWA.
_ _
JOSEPH EEITER ,
fi
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MAKES THE FINEST SUITS IN T1JE LATEST STYLES ,
At the Lowest Possible Prices.
NO. 310 UPPER BROADWAY.
&STjaWlEHSS , L" " 3Eg g
That never require crimping. at Mrs. J , J. Good's Hair Store , at prlcta nc\or bolero touched by
ny other hnlr eaer. Ale a full line ol twitched , etc. at ft rcitly reduced prices. Also gold
Silver tnd colored nets.Vikoa mads ( rom Udlca1 own hair. Da not IM tu call beloro purchisliif
elaenhcre. All goods warranted an represented. WHS. J. J. GOOD ,
21) ) Malnittoot , Council UluCfa , lo\ta.
TAYLOR BROS. ,
105 MAIN STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Iliolesale Dealers in Lipors and fines ,
Wo. 13 Main Sfc , Council Bluffs , la.
Branch House ; Lindpr , Kiel & Jensen , Rioux Falle , D. T.
( Wholesale Dealers in
IOWA , NEBIIASKA , 'AND MISSOURI ,
tnrannuRkv * " " * " * " '
MMtpmwn | P "iir'
ZETIEiTJ nri EBECSBm
, Alee '
GROCERIES. >
W Dealer in .
215 , 217 and 219 Main Street ,
Gr H O O IE S. I
Of All Kinds. K"ew Gods. . 3S"ew Prices and
[ Square Dealing. Call and Examine Our Stock.
BATHIIft HOUSE !
At Bryant's Spring ,
'Oor , Broadway and Union Sts.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Plain , "Medicated. Vapor , Electric , f lunge ,
Oouch , Shower , Hot and Cold Baths. Com.
petent male and female nurses and attendants
always on hand , and the belt o ( rare and atten
tion ( { Iron natrons. Special attention given to
bathing children. Inyestlgatlon and patronage
loll cited.
cited.DR. . A. H. STTJDLEY & Co. ,
106 Upper Broadway.
Dr. Studley : Treatment of chronic diseases
made a specialty.
c fl AUTninDO REUOVKD wlthou' the
' < Uilll Uibiilj knlfe/Cures / lunp disease" ,
: AlNJ-n rvpfrwn Fits. Scrofula , Liver Com-
; P'alnt' " > psy , Kheuma.
I II M II K H "Bni fever and Mcreur-
1 I U HI U n W lal 80rcS | Erysipelas , Salt
nBhoum , Scald IJo.J , Catarrh , weak , Inflamed
? And granulated Eyoa , Scrofulous Ulcers and Fe-
'male Disease ) of all kinds. Alto Kidney and
Venorlal diseases. Hemorrhoids or Plica cured
money refunded.
Ml diseases treated upon the principle ol voRot-
i „ Uroform , without the use ot mercurial pols-
jqna or the knife.
Electro Vapor or Medicated Baths , furnished
' , who desire them.
Hernia or Kupture radically cured by the use
[ the Elastic belt Truss and Plaster , which has
superior In the world.
CONSULTATION TREE-
CALL ON OR ADDRESS
R , Rico and F , 0 , Miller ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , la.
R. A. P. HANCHETT ,
, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
| i OflSoe , No. 11 PeCirl Street noujs , 9 a. m. to
. : 2. , and2 p.m. , to 6. p , m , Residence , 120
3 Bancroft street. Telephonic connection with
[ .Central office. '
STARR & BUNCH ,
HOUSE , SIGN ,
AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING ,
PAPER HANGING ,
IILHNINQ AND DRAINING ,
. , iSkop Corner Ikoadway nnd Soott Si
u' 'T. SEYBERT , M. D. ,
. . h r PHYSIOIAN& SURGEON ,
r.COUNGIL , BLUFFS , - IA ,
Office No , 5 , Everett Block , Broadway -
way , over A. Loulo'n Rcatatirant.
L WAXO.N -
, . , .
OlQce over savings bank
BLUFFS , lona.
; IkCHL Sen I EQTAT
W , 0. Jamca , In connection with hla law and
tolkctlon business buys and tells real eatate.
tnons wishing to buy or Boll city propert > call
i | Mi Office , over Dushnell't book store , Pearl
J. ABBOTT.
istice ot the Peace and
J4 Notary Public.
oadway , Council Bluffs.
MBS , B , J , HAEDING , M , D , ,
Medical Electrician
AND
GYGNECOLOGIST.
Graduate ot Electropathlo Institution , Phila
delphia , Penna.
Office Cur , Broadway & Glenn Ave.
COUNCIL BLUFFtJ , IOWA.
The treatment of all dlsoaecn and ptlntul dlf-
fleultlos peculiar to females a specialty.
J. G. TIPTON ,
Attorney & Counsellor ,
Offlco over First National Bank , Council Bluffs ,
lown. Will practice In the state and federal
court *
JHO.JAYFRAINEY ,
Justice of the Peace ,
814 BROADWAY ,
Council Bluffs. - Iowa.
W B. MAYES ,
Loans andEealEstate ,
Proprietor ol abstract * of Pottawattamlo
county. Office corner of Broadway and Main
street ) , Council Bluffs Io a.
P , J , flOHTIfOMKEY. M , JJ ,
PP.EE Disi'ENSABTEVEnY SATT/BDAY.
Office In Kterett's block , Pearl Ireot. Ilcbl ]
denco 028 Fourth strocl. Office hours from B to
2a. m. , 2 to anj 8p.m. Council fluffs
I Ul
PEACT1CAL DENTIST.
Pearl opposite the postofBce , One ot
the oldest practitioners In Council Dlufl * . Halls
lefoctlon iruarantoed In
HUGHES & TOWSLEE ,
DEALERS IN
Confectionery , FruitsKuts
Cigars and Tobacco. Fresh
Oysters and Ice Cream in
Season.
12 MAIN ST. ,
Council Blutfa.
STFAM I AIMinRV
< G I Crilvl LfTiU'tsIJfis ' H i
723 W. Broadway.
LARSON f ANDERSON ,
Proprietors.
This laundry has Just been opened for but ) ,
noes , and wo are now prepared to do lamdry
vork of all kinds and guarantee satisfaction A
tpeclalty made ot flue work , such ad collirj ,
tufls , flue shirts , etc. We want everybody to
gheua a trial ,
LAHSON ft ANDERSON.
tiioa , oriricEU. w. n. u.
OFHCEB & PUSET ,
3B fc , KT3EEEI IctS ,
Council Bluffs , la ,
Established , - 1856
Dealers In Foreign and Domestic Exchange
and borne iccurltles.1
COUNCIL BLUri'S RAILROAD
TiME TABLE.
CHICAGO , ROTK IMAVD AND MCIUC.
tVpAtt. Arrlio
Atlintlc Kxt .Sao p m I Piclflc KvJ .0.15 ft m
KxamI Mall'.fl.2ftn in Kx nnd Mall" GMpin :
U. Mollies ac'.7:15 a in | Des Moln ao'.4IO : p m
CtllC OO , BtRUNdTON ASP QtlNCT.
Arrh c.
Atlantic Kxt. . fi-SOpm riflflfl R\I „
Mall and Kx1 .J11W iin Moll ftti.l Vv
N. Y. Kx 4'WIHH Neb & KM KX..S.JO a I
CIIICVQO ASP
tVpnrt. Artho.
Atlantic K\t..r : lipm ratine Kx } .
Mali and K\.Sl.JOain Mad and Kx * . 0.15pm
Accoin. ( Sat , ) . .tiM p in Arconi. ( Mon. ) 1.4t | > in
KANSAS CHV , ST. JOB AMI COUNCIL KLl'rfS.
1'cpirt. Arrho.
1 Kx. . . OAT urn I ' I > prc , . . . . . . .CJOpm
- ' " - - -
; ll ) p in JUll
UNION r-Aciuc.
Depirt , Arrho.
0\crhnd Kx.ll ton. m. " OtrrlnndK , .4 00 p. m.
Lincoln IX lllon. : in. lonrr Kx . 8 W a. m ,
iKmcr IX. .7 IV ) p. in. I/ooil IX . . . .C.iOa. : in.
lx > a\l K7:2Ti n. in. " Kx ( Via. in.
KuiljTnnt . . .n Up. in. " KroOn , in.
WA11MI ! , SC. LOUIS AND rACItlO
tt > pxrt. Arrl\o.
Mnlland Kx. , nilln m 1 Mall and Kx.liSOpm
Cannon 1J.MI. . 4r : < 0pm | Cannon Iall..ll.u3nm )
siouvatr Avorinnr
Dcp-irt. Arrh P.
For Sioux Cltj .7:55 in Krin Sioux U'y.GiAO p m
For 1'ortNlobrara , Krni 1'ort Nlobrara ,
Neb * 7Mnm : Neb 'OuVipin
Kor St. r.uil..7lo p m From bt. ri l..80 : a m
CIIICAOO , MILKAUKKK AND ST. TAIL.
l > i\o Council UlulT < . Arrhi CounoltlllulTt.
Mall nnd Kx.'nrJOnni I Mnllnnd i\'fi : to inn
Atlantic K15:15 : p Hi I Atlintlc 1 \ U'.IO n ill
C111CUIO , MIU\AtKfK AMI HT. TM1. .
I.ca cs Onnhi. Arrh n nt Oniahi
Mall and IX " 7:15am : I I'-iiitlc KU4Anm (
Atlantic K3:10 [ p m | Jlall and Kx < 7 J5plu
KxccptSundajo. tKxccpt Siturdays. ( Except
MontUjs. tlbll ) .
Council Dlultu & Oruabn Street U. R.
IAM o Council Hinds. Ix\ivo Oinilii.
8 a m , 0 n in , 10 n in , B n in , 0 a in , 10 n in ,
11 a in , 1 m , 2 11 in , 3 p 11 a in , 1pm , 'Jp in , 3 p
in , ( p in , C p in , G p in. inI p in , D p in , G p in.
Street cars run half hourly to tlio Union 1'aclflc
Depot. On Sund.ir the c.irs liogln their trip ? at
g o clock ix. in. , and run romi nrly during the dny
at D , 11 , i ! 4 , 5 and G o'clock , and run to city time.
OUR KINGS ,
The Great Difference
American and English
Millionaires.
The Americana Will Some Day
Overthrow Their Pluto
cratic Tyrants.
London Spectator
A lutter of the Times' Philadelphia
correspondent illustrates what is be
lieved in America to bo the greatest ,
or , at least , the most immediate social
dangora the growing piominonco of
plutocrats , and the growing jealousy
with which they ore regarded. Wo
bavo nothing in England nuito like tin
American millionaire ) . Wo have rich
men on this side , but , with the possi
ble exception of the Rothschilds , who
are not English , and of whoso position
nobody knows anything accurately ,
our millionaires are not so rich , are
not so prominent in the national lifo ,
and ate not inclined to devote them
selves solely to public aflilra. No
body hears much of Lord Ovorstouo ,
perhaps of all British subjects the
man with the largest available re
sources ; and the leaser millionaires ,
men with from two millions to five ,
either "found families" a process
which involves large purchases of land
and comparative obscurity or take to
art and culture ; or , like Sir T. Bratj-
aoy , range themselves into the system
> y accepting oilico. Wo cannot recall
i man who makes himself very visible
jy his HBO of money alone , and still
ess ono who makes himself obnoxious.
3aron Grant wanted to do thu former ,
> ut did not succeed , and now is only
remembered by Emma shareholders ,
and the cosmopolitans in rusty coats
who sit about on his a oat a and enjoy
ho dreary liveliness of Leicester
quare. In America' , however , the
millionaire is what a kiqg In Europe
an object always of perpetual no-
ico. . and pttou of fanatical dotoato-
ion. Owing partly to the immense
paces , partly to the diffusion of
wealth , and partly to nabit , almost all
rrcat undertakings in the Union , and
nero especially undertakings in the
uterest of communication , are
arriod on nominally by corpor
ations , and these corporations
end to fall under individual control.
The Americans , to begin with , pro-
or the presidential cystcm to the par-
iamentary in all things , and leave to
ndivlduals whom wo call chairmen , far
moro direct power than Englishmen
usually do. They do not use. more
over , the chocks by which wo nabitn-
illy prevent single men from monopo-
Izmg stock In any concern , and then
ovornint ; it at their own discretion ,
'ho notion of one man In all the
hares of the Bank of England , and
ppointing all the directors , would
lorrify Englishmen. An American
with a great fortune can buy a joint-
took bank , or a railway line , or a
real telegraph syHtcm , and govern it
s ho ploaaen ; and ho has many tempta-
ions to do it , Ho wants occupation ,
10 wants power , and ho wants status :
md the control , say of a railway , with
ts stocks , its contracts , its patronage
and its importance to state govern
ments , gives him all ho wishes for , bo-
ides a prospect , if ho manages well ,
f indefinitely increasing his "pile. "
What Americans want with colossal
ortunoa wo can hardly imagine , for
hey got little that Englishmen think
) leasant out of them ; but they do
rant thorn and sot before themselves
,
pecuniary ideala which to Englishmen
eem fabulous Capitalists who should
mow toll ua that Mr. Stewart , with
! 19,00p,000 , was not the richest Amor-
cm i.livo , ono man , ut least , possess-
ng a much heavier impediment to cur-
'y ' on his road to heaven , With a mil-
ion and a fovr sizpeucea an English-
nan is inclined to retire nnd pursue
iis tate in quiet ; but an American is
uat beginning to "operate" on the
grand scale , and with a sense of power
md freedom. With that money ho
> cxins to use his brains. An Amori-
an millionaire , therefore , often makeu
ifintolf master of eomo grand concern ,
or group of concerns , and is thence'
orward a sort ot king , governing as
10 pleases , pushing his "policy" as
against other "policies , " fighting huge
corporations , defying the public , with
which lie is ture , sooner or l.Uur , to
coma into collision , corrupting State
lovernments , and oven influencing the
lavnrnrnent of the Republic , Ho oc
cupies the position ut once of a great
company and a great aristocrat , and
as he has usually as fuw bowels as a
company , and is as self -centered as the
'reat aristocrat , ho is hated ait neither
s hated in this country ,
Nothing can be moro vexatious to a
community than thnt n singln muti
should control nil telegraph linm n |
the continent. .10 in nearly thr onto li
America , or ohpukl bo able to make o
destroy entire cities , counties niu
tnethodo of industry , by nltrrlntt ril
way routes or ratcn things entire ! ,
within Mr. Yandcrbilt's jpwcr , o
Mr. Joy Gould's throughout grc
( itntcf ; or not only own , but insist 01
doing the ropiira for half a city , like
Mr. Astor in Now York.
A much sharper statute of distribu
tioiie for properties exceeding n mil
lion pounds , a statute absolutely compelling
polling division on pain of the stwtf
stopping in a.nnoir , would palliate the
evil , for it takes two ftuner.Ui.iiiii U
make fortunes colotsnl , and to place
them in young hands ; and snch n stitt
nU ) would not bo wholly inconsictcn
with American sentiment. Th y do
not actually Icftfalato rgnlnst wills
but juricfl very often upset them upoi
grounds which are really rca&ons o
public sentiment. An oasiur way
would bo to create a board of contro
for gigantic concerns , just ns MO
would for the East India company
and have done recently for thu col
lective nuhwiy interest ; but the
Americans are hampered by
their connUuitlon. Tha millionaire ! !
will , therefore , wo conceive , bo protected
toctod by legal dilHiultica , until on
some fine day ono of them does some
thing which touched general feeling tt
the quick and produces one of those
resolves lobodpno with ( ho oril whicl
in America , aa in England , BO imllght *
en constitutional lawyers. A "latcnl
power , " or a "legal fiction , " or the
possibility of an "amendment , " wih
then bo discovered pretty fast , an :
the world will wonder , where the dilll-
culty was. Before that happens , however -
over , wo expect fully to auo a central
syndicate In Now York composed oi
millionaires only , and controlling all
tolographo , all railways , and consequently
quently not only all intor-communica-
lion , but all prices. The members ol
that cyndicate , If they could only
keep alive H twelvemonth which
might bo difficult would nt the endol
the time smile at the Rothschilds ns
persona who , in the potty business ol
Europe , were accounted very rich ,
Millions Given Away.
Millions of Bottles of Dr. King's Now
Discovery for Consumption , Coughs and
3olds , have been given nway as Trial
Bottles of the largo size. This enormous
outlay would bo disastrous to the pro
prietors , were it not for the rare merits
jossosed by this wonderful medicine. Call
at O. V , Goodman's Drug Store , ami got
a Trial Bottle free , and try for yourself ,
never fails to euro.
SULLIVAN HAS HIS SAY.
Tlio Champion Will Fight Alton
But Only Wth Gloves ,
Colorado Proposed for the Bat
tle Ground.
A reporter of the Washington Star
alkod with John L. Sullivan , of
5oston , last night about pugilism.
"A man who drinks , " uaid Sulli
van , "can't over bo much of a fight-
r that is , if ho drinks to excess.
never drink to excess , I may
ako four or five glasses of boor and
ot intoxicated once or twice a year.
' . have not drank a drop since the
night I sparred with Tug Wilson ,
our months ago Wednesday. I had
> oen drinking nearly all the time
hen for six months after the fight
with Ryan. Drinking makes a man
at. I wpiphed 22G pounds when I
parred with Wilson. "
"Will you over have another bout
rdth Wilson ? " asked a bystander.
"Never in the world , I think , " aaid
ullivan. "I would rather meet Wil-
on than any other man. I will bet
5,000 to $3,000 that I can lick him ,
nd I will pay his expenses over hero
: ho will como. It is not right for
mo to complain of the result of the
natch with Wilson. It was my own
ookout. I was in no condition at
11. "
"Training , I suppose , is hard
work ? " oaid the reporter.
"When a man is training it is torri-
lo work , " Bald the gladiator , with a
tvry face. "It is the hardest Ihing a
man can do. There is nothing in the
world like it. I have licked bettor
men than Wilson in twelve minutes , "
aid Sullivan , musing over the Wilson
fiairt "and I can whip Wilson in that
imo , too. "
"It Is said Wilson made a good deal
f money out of it , " said the reporter.
"Not much. Ho got $8,000 for his
ot , and Arthur Chambers got half of
hat. "
"About Allen , " said the reporter ;
'you seem confident of whipping htm ? "
"Well , a fighting man ought never
o brag or say that ho can whip any *
ody , " said the pugislist , modestly ,
ut 1 will fight anybody in the world ,
nd try to whip him I will make a
natch to fight Alien in three months
n Loavillo and try to whip him. "
"It has been stated that you pro-
ese retiring from the ring , " said the
oportor.
"A fighting man is very peculiarly
tuatod. When ho fights ono fight
nd wins spmo ono comes up and
tiallongos him. If ho don't accept
alf the people say ho h afraid. I
want to fight Allen , and then I bo-
eve I ought to bo champion of
.morlca. I will fight Allen , but after
ml I will not fight any ono in the
ing. I will fight with gloves. I
on't want to take chances for four or
vo yeara in the penitentiary. "
Dojiond Upon It.
Mother Hhlptcm'd prophesies nnd I/raln.
nub elections are very uncertain things ,
ut Tliomas' I.'cltclric Oil can be depended
pen always. It cures aches and jmlus of
rory description.
The Poatol Curd.
oomurang.
No one denies that the postd card
s a great thing , and yet it inaken most
ooplu mad to got ono. This is bo-
auiu wo naturally fool gentitivo about
laving our correspondence open to the
yo of the Postmaster and postal
fork , Yet they do not read them ,
'ostal employes Imto a postal card as
ordially ua any ono else. If they were
janishod , and had nothing to read but
package of postal cards or o foreign
took of statistics , they would read the
tatistics. This wild hunger for poa-
al carda on the part of poatnnstera is
U a myth. When the writer dooim't
are who actw Ills raeesago , that kuocks
hu curioaity out of thosa who handle
IE OTTAWA CYLINDER CORN SMELLER ,
iVT CO. . KICK MIA L At.hXTS , WHIXHU , KLUm , IOWA
llioeo mcasngcs. A man \vljo would
read tt pcatnl card without boiiiR compelled -
polled to by aonm atrlngunt sUtuto
must bo n little dor.tuaod. When yon
recolvo olio you eny , "Uoro ( a n tnoa-
nn o of oo little importance tlint the
w ritor didn't cato who OAW it. 1 don't
e.mi much for it myself , "
Thou you look it over and Iny it
nway and forgot it.
Do yon think that thu poatmnateria
Koing to wear out his joung lifo in
devouring literature that the aoudor
doesn't fool proud of whim ho receives
it ? Nny , nay.
During our ollici.tl experience
have boon placed where wo could
Imvo road postal cardn tlmo and ngiUn ,
nnd no ono but the All-Seeing Eye
would have detected it , but wo Imvo
controlled ouraolf and closed our oyoa
to the written mosango , refusing to
take advantage of the government nnd
thoBO who thus trusted us with their
BooralB. All ever our Rroat land every
moment of the day or night thcao little
tlo cards are being silently ecitterod ,
breathing loving v , ordn Inocribed with
n hard load pencil nnd shedding in
formation upon sundered hoarta , nnd
they nro aato na though they hud novrr
boon breathed.
They nro uafcr in moat instances be
cause they cannot bo road by anybody
in the whole world.
That is why it irritates us to hr.vo
some ono npnn up n conversation by
asying , "You remember what that
lollow wrote mo from Ohyonno on that
postal card of the 25th nnd how ho
rounded mo up for not aending him
those goods ? " Now wo cant keep all
ihoao things in our head. It required
too much of n otrain to do It on the
mlary wo receive. A man with n very
argo nalnry nnd n tenacious memory
might keep run of the postal corrcn-
londonco in a small ollico , bat wo can-
lot do it. Wo nro not aocuatomad to
t nnd it irritates and excites ua.
Baliy'u Apponl.
'What makes I cry and folks eny Iz
naughty ? "
3nuo stomach ncho , and tour in my
moudy ;
yftuso too , can't Bleep , and worms bites zo
belly ;
'Fover , " za say , feel like I was jolly.
Guess your babies brlos , Dick nnd Vic
toria ,
When mamma's gone , and don't have GAS-
TO in A.
'You'ro right , they fairly yell , " There ,
Uncle Oy ;
Jounin Frank have OAHTOIUA , ho don't cry ,
Flour by Ralr and River.
t. Louis UIolio-Dcmocrat.
During the past two weeks there
lave boon some extraordinary move-
nonts in flour that should teach the
ailroads the strength of the river
outo as an antagonist to the overland
runk lines in winter- The railroad
nas.agora are discussing in Now York
.ho propriety of raiting the summer
arill'to a more profitable standard
iftor the withdrawal of lake oompoti-
; < 'on by the lakes. The capacity of
ho Mississippi is overlooked , although
t would bo well to weigh carefully its
nfiuonco in the seaboard movement.
Within the last fifteen days
ocal millers have shipped 10,000
mckngos of flour to Now
) rlaauB for export. Of this
ivmount 0,000 barrels in sacks of 280
tounda each were exported by the bark
Jna , which cleared lost night to Mal
ms Rodruth , Cornwall , by the Allan-
io Milling Company. The second lot ,
> r 13,000 packages , was sent on order
> y Broodlovo , Smith & Oo. to the
3ity of Havana after transferring to
ho steamship at New Orleans. Only
wo mills were called upon to fill the
orders nnd others uro doini ; equally
( roll with the ruilronl * to Now Eng-
loints. The gross amount was taken
n three barges , the hit of which
eaves to-day. A ulmplo calculation
will nhow that to cirry 10,000 barrels
jf flour would require the use of 190
nrs divided into eight trains , eight
ocomotivos and thirty-two train
muds.
First Hate .Evidonoa.
"Often unaulo to attend ltiolnean , being
abject to uerloiiH ellnorclor of the kliiueyo.
iftcr n long Mono of filcltnca.H tried Mir-
ock Jllood Jlittcrt and \VUH relieved by
mlf a buttle , " Mr. 1J. Turner , of Jlochoa-
er , N , Y. takes the palus tu write.
SuHivan & Fitzgerald ,
DEALUHB IN
GROCERIES , PROVISIONS ,
Orookory , Glassware ,
BOOTS , SH8ES , ETD
Also agents for the following llnu of
Steamship Companies :
3unard , Anchor , Clalon. American , and State
Htutnulilp Companion ,
for sale on the 1'ojal llauU of Ireland and Bank
t Ireland , Dublin. 'Jlioso wl o Intend to bend K'l
rluids to any part ot Kuropu will Und It to thoh
atereit to tall uu
Sullivan & Fitzgerald ,
AGKNTH ,
343 Broadway , Council Bin SB
BIN rON WEST.
DENTISTS.
14 Pearl Street , OounoU Bluffs.
Extracting and lining a rpecltlty. ( Ttut-cU * !
BUYER AND SHIPPER OF EGGS.
1 , S19 South Iain Street
COUNCIL BMJEFS , IOWA
I Pay the Highest Market Price and Deduct
No Commission.
Mouldings , Scroll and Lattice Work , Wood Turn
ing , Re-Sawing , Planing and Matching , Saali , Doors ,
Blinds , Boxes , Etc. Manufacturers and Dealers in
Improved Hawkeye Wind Mills and Pumps.
J , J , Hathaway , Manager , Council Bluffs , la ,
Mnehlnorv "ill bo run exclusively for custom work on Thursday and Friday o
each week. Orders auHclted and untlsfnaUon guaranteed.
( Successors to J. W. Rodefer )
WHOLESALE AJND RETAIL DEALERS IN
LACMI1KIA , LEHIGH , BLOSSBM&
ANDALL ;
A.3C.SO
GOMNELLSVILLE COKE , CEMENT , LIME , PLASTER , ETC.
Office No. 34 Pearl Street , Yards Oor. Eighth Street and
Eleventh Avenue , Council Bluffe.
riSnm THOLL. HERMAN KRACQT.
THOLL & KRACHT ,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Oor. Main Street and 7th Avenuo.
Fine Orocerloi , Teas , K4c. , a Specialty. Highest prices paid for country produce. New
nulldlnir. new goods , low prices. Wo will not bo undersold , Call nnd examine our stock ,
ilellvervu ,
P. T. MAXNE. 0. E. MAYNE
COUNCiL BLUFFS STEAM FACTORY
MANUFACTURE
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BROOMS , BROOM HANDLES ,
CORN MEAL , GRAHAM FLOUR AND
The Very Best of Broom H Constantly on Hand. The Highest
Market Price Paid for
Oorn , Oats , Rye , Barley
BIROOIM :
Partiea Wishinfj to Bell Broom Oorn .Will Please
Send Siimple.
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MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
TJIK LHADINO DEALER IN
337 Broadway , Oounoil Bluffs , Iowa.
Saloon and Restaurant ,
ADOLl'II UOKRFLINGKR , Prourietor. Choice Wiuos and Cigars.
OyuterH in Kvoty Htyle ,
709 Lnwnr "Rroidwny. flnunoilBlnffa Iowa.
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DUQUETTE , GUIBE11T & CO. ,
( Suecossors to Kill ! &
> ( > n a 18 Pearl st. . foundl Bluffs la.
Funeral Director and Undertaker ,
No. 17 , North Main Street. . Council Blufla
Cills promptly anjwir d at all hours , night or d y. New be and Loudoa carriage ! direct
( rom Iho tMlaty ur run In co-iiiwjtlon tlii re with. _
UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUT MAIN STREET. t4 * !
THI3 BEST BREAD II THE CITY , None but firnt-olasa Bakora
umployod , Dread , Oako , Plea fio. , delivered to any part of the city , Oa
P. AYRES , Proprietor ,
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