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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1882)
The "Daily Bee , Tuesday Morning vor 28 soBscnirrioN IUTKS : BrCmrrtcT , - - - - - 0 cent ) per WMI. By Mill . . . . . . 110.00 jwr Twr , Office : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway. M. 0. OnitTlN , Manager , a W. TILTON , City Editor. MINOR MENTIONS. J , Mueller's Pnlixco Music Hall , Birthday , Holiday and \Ycdding Gift * t H. 12. Seaman's. The Chnutauqua club met laat [ night , Dishes , clauware , lumiw , etc. , nt 503 13 road way. Howe & Son. The Kellogg-BrlgnolI concert promises to draw n crowded homo this evening. Subscribe for newspapers and period ! * c U at H. K. Sewnan's book store. Fnmltwro of all kinds repaired by Howe A. Son , 303 Broadway Some Imp of mlashlef has taken one of the park gates off and hung It on one of the treoi. Lftrgo .quantity of rtovc * nd furnt. ] ttiro at 303 Uroadwoy , 1 lowe & Son , New lot nicely decorated ; 50 piece * , o l ! tea t , only $5 at Planter k Craitf. J. lloyno'ds and James Brandon , vie tips of the cup , were yctterday called nn to contribute the utnal amount to the po lice court fund. tnn , art Dottcry , aolic silverware , bronzes , &o , at Mnurer i Craig. Thojnew meat market of Shull k Mul ten , 709 South Alain strrct , guernnteo bcsl of meats and prompt attention. The water works are progroislng well , The siphon wells are being put down , and the reservoir at the river Is walledilnnldo. Cheap Railroad tickets to all points , Btubncll , fivodoors north of poatofTico , iclla them. Entrance , Muin or Pearl streets. There were no now features there yes terday in regard to the railway war , the fare to St. Paul fitill being the only ono on which there was any cut. Mayor Hnrrir , of Mlstoufi Valley , has Issued a precautionary proclamation con cernlng contagious disease ? , and urging prompt report of cases , and care by nil Joicpb Kelter makes tbo finest Suits In the latent styles , at the lowest .possible prices , Ills merchant tailoring establish tntnt is at 310 Upper Broadway , Councl Binds , I J. Sullivan and J. O'Brkn were ar rested for having a Sunday night rumpus with a man named Jacob ; , but the charge was changed to that of a Mtnplo drunk , and the fine taxed at $3 and costa each. There are docketed for the term of the district court , which opens Monday morn ing next , about 220 civil ca e , 27 divorce caacf , and about SO criminal CHUBB. ju The man Hose , who figured so con spicuously hero in ecveral unsavory crimi nal cases , has gone , no ono knows where. It now appears that he is wanted in Mis souri for hone stealing. As a icsult of tbo row at the Satur wei day night dance , there were a number of arresta made , among them being William Scott , Charles Itockwitz , John Cramer and Gus Lerche. Their cases will be board to-day. today.On On account of the concert this even \V ing , the Hound Table concluded to hold Its meeting last evening instead , and a very enjoyable session waa had at tbo residence of Mr. J. W. Chaflin , corner Sixth street abi and JJIghth avenua , - Permits to become wedded were yes terday given to Hubert H. Hake and Ma s mie M. Clougb , both of Council Bluff. ; w Benjamin < C. Cato and Florence Denton , both of Anita ; Charles S. Dulin and Clara B. Davis , both of Avoca ; John Davis and Julia Osburn , of Carton , In regard to the row at the dance Sat urday night , it is no more than Justice to tbo Turners to say that they had nothing to dowith tbo dancn beyond letting other parties uce tbo hall , the gathering net bo- Int ; under their management or auspices in of any respect. J , 8 , Konnan is having the side of bis brick bnllding adorned with lettering and other devicoi to attract the attention of tbo public. This style sectna to be . catching among the clothing men who have corner stores. One of Uie street lamps at the corner of Eighth street and Avenue V , was struck by a runaway team about six weeks ago , [ n l and tbo glass shattered out. Since then it baa not teen lighted at all , and that part of the city baa been left In darkness , caua < ing tbo residents to grumble about the tar dlneis in making repairs. The rope which hangs daugliug with a noote At iU end , at ths corner of Pear ! and Brondwuy , t-houkl be a warning to confidence men who are seen on Broadway HO frequently. The rope waa originally used In connection with some 'decorations a but it cculd be made to serve a more prac tical purpose. The firemen re much pf the time oa cupled with inventions , One of thelatcsi bos just been put into active operation , it being a device for automatically closing the doors of the Blutf City house after th bose cart passes out to go to a tire , thus keeping the cold out la the winter time , and the roaming cattle out at all tiroes , Mr. Adolf , was playing for the dance in Turner ball .Saturday ulght , when the row commenced , and aa the contettanta I were a little too snug to Win for comfort and safety , he left his chair in a hurry , * and al o a * $40 overcoat , When quiet WM restored , the overcoat was misting , nnd as it has not turned up yet , it waa evidently taken by eoaio shivering boul. Sneak tbiovca teem to be active ! ) stocking up fur the winter , One of them helped bimnelf to a half dozen thirls , hung out cu the llnu at His. Otto Clark'n red- deac on Avenue A , the otber evening be tweets 5 and 0 o'clock , A boy living lu the to we vicinity discovered early the .otber taortlnjf , a man carrying < If aoui of bis father' * wood , and tracked iilru bonus ( but ivas frald to tackle him. Other petty * ch CAtoi are icpoited aho , 10 iMl Ml ? psis , the bug brar of llv will be relieved by . .Brown'r . .I Jron Bitten. ' ' . iou 13RIDOG TALK The Result of tbo Board of Trade Mooting. A speck ! mooting of the board o trade was hold last evening to diecns : tbo proposed bridge across the Mis Bouri rrrcr. Much difference of opin Ion as to whether a wngon , foot am atroot railway bridge only should b < built , or ono combined with railroade It was finally decided to postpone further thor consideration ono week , and ( committee was appointed conoiatlnt cf Mesare.fames , MoKano and Ilart to ascertain what Omaha wanted , anc got at the opinion of business men hero. ROBBING CHILDREN. Another Dastardly Act By Some Cownrcliy Follow on Broadway. A potty act of cowardly lawlessness was perpetrated Saturday night on Broadway , near the Broad way Methodist dist church. Two children , a aon and daughter of Ira Strong , the boy being the oldest , and ho only about cloven years of ago , and the filler younger yet , had boon to the market to got meat for Sunday , and while on their way homo with about half a dollar'w worth of beef , they were mot near the Broadway Methodist church , by a man who slapped the boy and then took tbo moat away from him. The boy describes tbo follow quito in detail , and oajo bo thinks ho has soon him driving an express wagon around town , and would known him if ho should see him again. It is to bo hoped that the cowardly radian will bo identified , and is eo , there is no donbt but that justice in part at least will bo dealt out to him. It was only two weoku ago that a man on hia way liomu with bin Sun day moat on Saturday night , dropped into a oaloon , and Rotting too much drink waa robbed of bis Sunday dinner - nor , his hat and shoes. There eooms to bo unusual demand for moat for Sunday , when follows can bo found who will rob drankon men and children of food. WhntWoWnnt. Give Homeopath his pellets , Allopath hia pills ; but for rhcuinntlam , f < > r aches , for pains and sprain * . THOMAS' KCIEOTKJO Oil , is Ineffably superior to cither. It has bene.fi.ttpd as many people OB It has had purchasers. All drugplits tell it. PERSONAL. C. b' . Wells , of Burlington/is In the city. city.A A , J. Manuel , of Omaha , visited the yesterday. II. 1 C. Ainu' , of Boston , dined at the , Ogden yesterday. > Q. A. Holmes is again on the nick lint , but it IB hoped not seriously. William Hanecn , of Omaha , who has u > t returned from a European trip , hag token up his abode hero. Dr. Licy was reported yesterday as beIng - Ing some better. His little boy , however , was ' in a critical condition. Thomas Parr and wife , of Denver , Col. , were the gueata of Peter Bcchtelo and Nicholas Walcke over Sunday , and loft on rn heft evening train for St , Paul. heI Mr. and Mm. J. 1C. Cooper start this afternoon ! for Chicago.Niagara Falls , und various points in the cait , Including Vi aldington , intending to be absent on the ViHi trip about two or three weeks. Miss Lltta lieed has been xecured as ft substitute as teacher In the public schools during their absense , A Veiling Baby something to bcr avoided. Babies th colds , babies with croup , babies with scalds , burns , bites , aches , sprains , ermine mine are bound to become noiny tenants if tbo household. Dr. TnoMAu' EOLECTHIO OIL will euro all these complaints. A QiipBtlon Box. The mail boxlat the Ogden houeo Illco , while doAtloss > ( a great accom odation to many , seems to bo serving ho nurpoao of bringing the patience the man behind the register to a tate of perfection , through great ribulatlon. It is amusing to notice ho timidity with vbich about every o .bird man drops his letter into that jox. Ho wanto to know all about it , ind all about the malls , before ho will vol trust bis mieslvo to its iron-clad. Ono of these walking interrogation mints came up to the counter yeator- iay , and after putting his letter nearly into the box , huld onto ono corner of the envelope to make the usual in quiries before giving it the final drop , ' lie began by innocently asking : "Is this a mail box ? " Mr. Wlioolor sarcastically walked ever to the box , oycd it very critically , and giwo his guest the reply that 'tho moru ho looked at it and the moro carefully ho thought of the mat or the : moro certain bo was that it was really mail box "Yoe ; it'a a mail box. " "Is this whcro to put lottoni" "It Is. " "Do they collect lottoni before the train goes , " "Yes , sir. " "What time do they collect ? " "In time for all ma'ls. " "Is this letter In time for the next mail ? " K It is. ' "Aro you sure ? " "Ye , sir. " of "If not , I will take it to the train. of am sure " "Do you take the letters out your- ° "No , sir. " "Who takes them out ! " ' "Tbo United States carrion. " "Do you have a free delivery hero ? " . "Yia * it ? " "What train takes the mail ? " o "All traitu. " "Dooa the Rook Island take tbo 10h mail I1 h "Ye * , sir. " ono The letter is dropped in. o 0. ol jndulgcat paruuts who allow their At chlldtoii to cut heartily of high-sea- Ath louod : food , rich pies , c'ako , etc. , will an mva to ut ) Hop J3ittera to prevent anNi niUgestiou , alooplces nights , alck- Nihi ii'j-r , pain , and porjiaps death. No lot .iiiily is safe without them in tbo 10re e , PJ CHARGED WITH CTJ8SEDNESS."l Tno OrimlnftluWhtch Judge Rood and tbo Jurors Will Have to Con- eldor. The docket of the ' December term of the dinttiot court contftins tbo fol lowing list of criminal cases which are to corao up at that Omo. The follow ing wo know as old cases , having been brought ever from previous -terms , and aomo of them have been dragging along for iwvcrtl terms : State va. ] lbwt Forbes , Jarcony , State vs. lUtfaan , murder. State vs. F. M. Castor , appeal. State vs. D. Menary , obstructing highway. State vs. Wm. Plumor , obstructing highway. . S ate v . R Dociscblcr , selling liquor to minors. State va. W. Msrtin , laroony. 8tato , vs. W , ilarria , larceny. State VB. M. M , D.ity , larceny. State vs. Fonda SVood , assault to kilt. kilt.Stato State vs. John Hyan , larceny. Hruto va. M. H. Judd , assault. State VB J. llawkpy , aaa&ult. State vs. A. Campbell , aiaault to murder. The following are the new cases , the moat of which will have to bo sifted thiough the fraud ? jiiryToom : Slate v . J. HeriUorehot , larceny. State ys. John Mann , larceny. Htato vs. George Jtontloy , forgery. State va. Charloa Smith , assault. Saalo vn , J. Cromlcy , rnayhom. Stale vs. Frank Williams , horao- thief. Stale vs. Due McMahon , adultory. State vs. James Dily , burglary. Stato.VB. Wm. Marony , gambling. State vs. Frank Connors , vagrancy. State vs. Henry Neville , assault. State va , James Oonnorton , aaaault. State va. .1. H. Howard , assault. State vn , Ed. Sullivan , larceny. Slate va , Ella Harris , assault. State va. Wm. Owens , burglary. State va. Xib. Point , larceny. State vs. Wm. Joneii , breaking jail. State va. F. S. Garvin , breaking ail. Do Not Move Blindly. Gocarefullv in purchasing medicine , tlany advertised remedies can work groit ojiiry nro worse than none. Burdock Jlood Bittera are purely n vegetable pre- inration ; the smallest childcau take them , L'boy kill dlioaso and euro tbo patient lu a afe and kindly way. DIVIDED THEY STAND. ? noeo Who are Wearied of tbo Matrl' monlal Estate. At the coming term of the district ourt there are a number of divorce aaea . to bo diapoaod of , tbo following oirjg on the docket : David C. Ward vn Martha Ward. Sarah Houao vs. Eben House. Barbara Bergman VB. Fred Bergll man. Nettle Long va John Long. 0. M. llanclall va. Laura A. Randall dall- dallMary 0. .Wcaterman va. Jouoph Voatormnn. N. D , Bordou va. Annie II Borden Sarib A. Parker vs. Eiwin Parker. Elizabeth Bowman vs. David Bow man. man.Fred Hoinrioh va. Sopbia Hoinricb. Maiy A. Lannlng vs. Howard B. Banning. Emana I. Solomonson vs. Adolf jolomonson. Sarah Cavonaugh vs. Tom Cavan- augh.Maria Maria Morton vs. E. H. Morton. Henry Maxwell vs. Amelia Max well.- well.Albert Albert Weidnor vs , Olive Woidnor. Sarnb Jane Pegg vs. John Pogtc. Emma Alluu vs Benj. Allen. Amanda Longley va. James Locg- ey. Sarah M. Hoyt VB. Stephen H. loyt. Matilda J. Show VB. Wm. Show. J. T. Wyman VB , Paulina Wyman. \Jnhanna Moore va. Joaeph Mooro. Voronika Wittigachlaggor va. John rVittigachlapger. John M. Meade va , Jennie Meado. Fred Tockner VB. Annto Tookner. Ella Graven VB , 0. 0. Graves , H. 0. Thurtor vs. Wm. Shurtor. A Nowspupor Editor- ] O. ( M. llolcom , of Bloomville , Ohio , riica oat explain : "Had tint terrible diseato atarro , for twenty years ; couldn't taste or moll , and bearing was falling , Thomas' Cclectrio Oil cured me. Thegt are facts voluntarily Riven ngalni t a former preju- ice of patent medicine. " JTTJLES VERNE OUTDONE Hla Time Around tlio Worla Beaten by Sovornl Days , 'oitland ( Oregon ) Blnmhid , Ilufus Mallory , who returned a few days ainco from a trip around the world , in the courao ol which ho vis ited some of the moat noted citiea and Dointa of interest , was lant evening in. orvlowed by a Standard reporter , to whom ho furnished the following synopsis of his voyage. Ho lolt Portland - land May 31 , and sailed from San Francisco on the atoamer Oceanic June Oth , arrived at Yokohama on the 25th. Spent a few daja there and visited Toklo , th capital of the Jap- auoso ompiro. From Yokohama he went to Shanghai , tin the way touch- ug at Koko and Nagasaki. From Shanghai ho wont by way of Hong Kong to Singapore , to visit which ilaco was the objoot of his journey , His business wastoaacortainu method distinguishing between the product tbo aago palm and a somewhat aim- lar article brought hero by Chinese uorohants under the name of sago bur , but which waa thought to bo Kopared from , a certain root , and rhich was used as starch instead of 'or cooking purposes. IIo inspected .he Sago plantations at Singapore and horoughly posted hlmeelf in regard .tlio butinuea ho bad undertnkon. landing that ho would make the trip lomo moro quickly by going ahead hau by turning bank ho took passage a French steamer from Singapore Naples. The dteaiuor called at Colombo , where "balmy breeaea blow oftly o'er Ooylpn'a lale , " nnd then nt Aden in Arabia , then at Suez , and hrough : the Suez canal to Port Said , nd aorcps the Mediterranean to aplea , He patsod lahmalia the day battle was fought near by , but did take a lutnd. Ho had intended to roas Egypt , and have a look at the pyramids and Sphinx , but Arab ! hod nil the rolling stock of trio " iflilrondcorrftlod , ao ho wont through to N plosarriv . 'gthoro ' August 31. Daring the tlmo spent in Italy ho aecendod Veanvint , visited Pompeii and Uerctilanoum , nnd atnyod novernl d ya in Homo. From the Eternal City ho wont to Pt a , s everybody knowa , to see the loaning tower , and after viewing the Utiducapo from the top of it went to Vonlco nnd Blood upon the Bridge of Slgha nd had nail in n gondola , then passed on to Florence , and thence to Milan and over the AIps by the path of St. Go- thard , preferring that road to going through the tunnol. Doaconding the Alps and passing down the Lake of Lncorno , ho came to the pictureiquo town of Lucerne. Lonving hero ho made the ruccnt of the Right and climbed to the platform immortalized by Mark Twain , nnd was more fortu nate than ho in obtaining a view un obstructed by clouds of tog of land * Hcupo the equal of which cannot bo found. Tnonco ho paused on to Strnsburg , noted for its cathedral nnd gocao livers. Saw the wonderful clock and hoard it etriko , nnd wit * nosncd tbo evolution of the figures which has mndo it known to nil the world. Ho next visited Mot : : , nud thotico to Paris nnd on to London. Spent ton dayn in this immcnto c tv , and Bnw in much of it nn was poeaiblo iti that tiino , After hiving boon impressed with the groatncan of Knglnnd by seeing her ships of war in ovcry port visited , and the scarlet coats and glancing bay onets of her noldicrn on the ramparts of nearly every town ho n.iw in Asia and Africa , ho was greatly nitoniahed to BOO the pcant accommodations the nation furnished for ita mombera of parliament who ( { uido and control its irmioj nnd navirn From London to Liverpool and thence homo is an every day ( trip. The steamer > Alasko , on which hu took passage from Livoroool to Now York , was no every day elixir , lowovor. no her rate of speed was from 425 to 435 miles per day. Duting the antiro trip Mr. Mallory enjoyed the best of health , and no seasickness or anything olao prevented him from nt * tending promptly to the dinner gong every day of his absence. From reading Jules Yerno ono is led to auppooo that it is a great feat to go round the world in eighty daysbut the time epont by Mr. Mallory in actual trnvol was lesa than that , and ho is confidant ho can make the trip in aovonty dnys. "Grant It Out. " The above in nn old enw as savage as it ie senseless. You can't "grunt oufdys- popeia , ndr liver complaint , nor nervous' ness if they once get a good hold. They don't remove themselves friths t way. The taUng a few doses of BuunouK BLOOD BiriEim is better than "grunting it nut. " What we can euro let's not cndute. O'Brien county was 'tho iceno of a war on Thursday la-t on the county seat ques tion. A mob of Santornites wont to Primgbar ( the county sent ) bcforn day1 light , ripped open the county building and carried record ) ) , furniture , etc. , in drays to Sanborn. The sheriff , recorder , clerk nnd treauircr were absent from town and th ro was nu une but the auditor to fight. Ho followed the mob to S.inborn nnd com pelled them to return the stuff. A huge inwauit la liable to grow out of the rumpus. Von Can Depend on It- "For severe toothncno nnd neuralgia o the head I used THOMAS' ECLEOTHIO OIL. Thin is cortiinly the Lest thing I ever knew for relief of pain of nny kind. The house Isnevpr without it. " Mrs. A. M. Frank , 177 West Tupper street , Buffalo , N. Y. Y.T T HE GREAT roa CURE * * Aa it la for all the painful disease * ofUia g KIDNEYS , LJVER AND BOWELS. It cleanses tbo system oftbo ncrjd pol * on Lliat causes tlio c reodTul BuiZcri&ff whicli only the viottma of rheumatism can Aalltc. W ; THOUSANDS OF CASES 4 , of the worst forms oftWa tcrritla disease lave boon quickly relieved , and ! n short time PERFECTLY CURED. PRICE $ t. uqfin cr imr , sotur uutcciSTS. fS4) Dry con be pent byraall. WKLLS , ! tlcUAUD.SNACO..HarllJKtooYt. Dr , Meaglier.ziOculist , Aurist , AND SPECIALIST. In CbronlodlncahCK , oilers hla services to all af dieted with dlj-ascs of th i Fyo , Ear , cr Cbronlo di > euos of any chnnttcr. Warrinls a euro In a 1 llbeuma'lo RfToctluH Can bo convultea by mall or In r > e on at tbo Metropolitan hotel. Council BlulTs , Iowa. Sulvan & Fitzgerald , DEALERS IN GROCERIES , PROVISIONS , Orookery , Glassware , BOOTS , SHOES , ETC Also agents lor the following line * o ! Steamship Companies : CuntrJ , Anchor , Gulon , American , uJ SUtt Btcamehlp Comianlos. ] 6 for enle on the Hoyal D nk of Ireland and I ! Qk el/Ireland / , Dublin. Those wi o Intend to soud fni friends to ny part of Kurotie will dud It to thf I ; ntorekt to aul on Sullivan & Fitzgerald , AGENTS , 343BroadwftyOounoil Bluffa _ PETHYBRJDGE & NEUNAS , I'llOl'UIETOIlS BROADIATIAEKET DKALKUS IX Fresh and Salt Meats , Poultry and Game in their season. Wiener and other Sausages a specialty. BRO AD W AY. EUROPEAN HOTEL , The moat ceut rally loc t d hotel in the city , ROOEM TSc , t.OO , 81 .50 and 2.00 ncr d y. Flrat C'lma KtietauraDt connected wito thi hotel. .HURST. - - Prop. Oorpcr Fourth and Locust Btrvots. MAURER & ORAIQ , ARTISTIC POTTERY , Rich Oat aicatt , Fine Prone Silver Wure < 5i x , io iiuoipwiT nniiNort. niuFTH SIWU'UW & WJtt-BT. ' DENTISTS. " 14 Pearl Street , Oeonoil Bluffs. xtiMtlniraDd fllllnj t i clilty , Flnt-clut > work utraoteed. CQUNGIL BLUFFS SPECIAL HOTIGES , NOTiCK. Special dvertlscmmt * , rue Lost , round , To Loin , for Eftle , To Rent , Want * , Uoirdlr.ff , etc. , will bo Inserted In thli column &i the ow tats ol TEH OKNTS PER LINK for the Ortt Inxrtlon and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each robfoquent Insertion , LoKvn MV ettlnFtnenta t onr office , Ko. 7 Ptftrl Ptrett , ner Hrimdwny. Wants. W ANTi : A nrit-c'aai cabinet maUr Ap- p y lit AV W. Chapman's , 107 stuth M am Itrcet , toum.lt IHulTs , l . WANTED A t-ood Citton or ( lol.Icn hand IUCTI In ffood condition ( econ < l hand. ) 0. W ANTED A position M cook by an experi enced hat a. WANTK1) . llroonvmaltcr ; a No. 1 liroom Her w anted Immediately. Apply or mil on Coppou llrooin Co. , MftUcrn , la. WANTI1D A iwsltlon lo do Return I writing n joung roan well rrcommcmlcd.andjfoou penman. Inquire a * the ollico of John l.lndt , at- orncy at law , ollk-c on liromlw ay. WANTKI > At tbc Western House , a cook ; ono Mho understands Uio butlntss ; none other tii'wl npl'ly. \\f ANTER-6CO buildings to movcT Tve"inako VV a specialty ot inovl g limiscs and safcsl AddrrwW. 1 * . Ajleswortii , box 870 , Conncll lllulls , la. WANIRD Krcrybody ID Council Bluds to to take Tni li n , 20 cents per week , Uo llrored by carriers. Offlco , No 7 1'eail Btroot nnar Iroadw y. y.For For Sale aud Boot HKN'T OH 8AIU-Tcti t.c s o ( land , EOIl KO.'dlinii.o , ono room und Jtllchon bla k- smith liop , stable room Icr fix hones , ( rood well , Roedcellar anlono hnndiol anH twenty bo rng liult trcrs. No r I'onr crc k , about ( l\o mllti of CDiinctl Jllutlf. Enqulro on ihn urc mhoi of A. Miller or aJditsi him at Council Ilium 7.OII HUNT. rtirnlshcd teem , No. too South ! .Milnitrect. With otwltliotii luard. FOIl SAIjIi The Wcstcni Hotwo. No. 303 Up- | wr liroailuaj ; or ulll tnulo lor Improved city or farm propcrtj ; or will sell furniture and rent biillillnpr ; icason , 111 hvalth. Address J , S. C. JtcCAUiHTKR , 803 Upi > cr llroadway , Council Jllnffs , Jo a. ' FOU 8 ALE A lumber and coat ynrd.dolnga Kooi Imilnrsi In a now town , oa the Clil- cage , Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad. EOll HUNT My now two-story brick store building , on South Main street. PKTKR WEia E I OR SAIE My twelve-acre fruit farm , on South rintsircct. 1'ETEll WEIS liAOK BALK Ueatltlful residence tola , ( CO P each ; nothing down , and 83pcrmonth only , bj KX-UAYOKVAUaUAN. aplS-tt MtscellaneouB. T CST On ThurriUy cyntilng , a pcVotloo < _ IJ conta'nlnpubout SIO. A rowam lor Its re turn. Address "L" JieooHlco. T OST Oil 81IIAYKD A light b y horse , bald Ij Jice and bob toll , both hind feet white , ll s botncnt on the breast and abouc tbo cyo with a wire fom-e. Ho will bo four vears old In the \ sprlnir. Ho been ftonc about feu ; months. AddrcKti Vm Bluui , Council UluuV. QT1L1/AI1EAD Great success. Call and pec O new accessories and specimens of pictures tavcnhr the reliable ( folatlno bromide prcccsa , at the Excelsior Gallery 101 Main street. DR. W. L. PAT70N V yirtcian tind Oculist. Can cure any case of sore eye * . It la oiily a matter of time , nnd can euro generally In from throe to flvo weeks It makes nf differ ence how \oag \ diseased.7Ill straighten cross oyc3 , operate and rociovo Ptyrcptnins , etc. , and Iceert artificial eyeg. Special attention to re- movelnR tadcwormB ap5-tf Council bluffs' Business Directory , Art Gallery. Excelsior photograph pa'lory ' , South Main St. Instantaneous process. Brewery. C. GEISK , Upper Broadway. Bottling Works. B. HAOO & CO. , East Pierce St. Bakery. P. AYERS , D17 S. Main St. Bathing Houses. MRS. K. J. IIAUDINO , II. D. , Broadway and Glenn avo. DK. STUDLEY , Bcthcsda Bathlntf House , Croadn-ay. Books and Stationery. II. E. SEAJIAN , Middle Broadtvay. / Banks. OFFICEK jfc PUSEY , corner Broadway and Bth street. IHTIZENS' BANK , 5lh street. Broom Factory. MAYNE& CO. , avenue A , nnd Cth St. Cigar Manufacturers. TEMPLETON & LAMB. 232 Broadway. P. 11. LEVIN , 303 Broadway. * L. BOEKHOFt' , rai Main St. Ocal. A. II. MAYXE & CO. , 31 Pearl St. Cooper. J. 110SS , C15 East Broadway. Dentists. SINTON k W3T , 1 Pearl St. Dry Goods HAIIKNESS , OUCUTT&CO , , Broadway and 4th ' ttreet. EEC * Shipper. 0. F. CUAWFOIID. 519 Main St. Furniture Manufactory. _ A8TEmiIILBEII , cor. 7th n > o and 12th St. Furniture Store. 0. A. HKnnK & CO. , 307 ami 203 Broaduay. Groceries and Provisions. SUUVAN & FITZOERALH , 313 Broadway. Gunsmlthlng. OU.1VKR A : OUAIIAM , Cth street , OooJs sold nt eaiileni prltcn and guaraiitcul. Harness and Saddlery. CHAS. WALTKIl .V IlltO. , Mlddlo Broadwa- . CIIAS. UEKMAN.aat Mlililln Brojulway. Hair Goods. MIIS. P. A. BENKDICT. 337 Wct Broadw ay , MllS. J. J. GOOD , ' -.I fith street. Livery Stables , A. COMITON , 2.TO Broadway. W. 0. HOLLAND , TIM South Main St. 11. BEECIIOFT , opp. P. O. Hotels. OODEN HOUSE. Upper Broadway. KIEL'S HOTEL , C01 und W7 Main struct. Meat Market. K. W. TICKNOlt. 630 Broadway. Millinery. J , J , BLISS , 328 Broadway. Come and exam ine forj oureclf. M113. J. E. MirTOALF. 518 Broadway. Marble and Granite Works , CONNOIl .t ANELLA , 117 Broadw ay. Merchant Tailors. JAS. FltANEY , 372 Bromlway. CHAS. KIOU , Uoiol'a bullJliif , Cth and Main street. J03 11E1TE11. 310 Rroadway Real Estate and Abstract. KIMDALL li CHAMP , oppoeito court house. J. W. SQU111K & CO. . corner Pearl and 1st tve. Restaurant , SMITH ft MtCUEN , 401 Broadway. Stoves and Tinware , _ J.yA.UY4 CO. , 600 South Main street. Shirt Factory. J. F.P _ _ . FOHD , corner Blu andWIUow St. Undertakers , M011QAN , KELLER & CO. , 310 and 317 Broad- "ft M. CONNELL. 17 North Main St. "ftMRS. MRS. H , J. HILTON , M , D. , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON , 228 Broadwcor. CoasolUBlujr * it HARKNE8S , GBeifTT r Broadway , and fourth Stout * Council Bluffs , Iowa mar-2-8m IF Headquarters For the Cele- i b rated Toys and Fancy Goods Wholesale and Retail. S LuffTTTV . Address , O J. MUELLER , X'o IE5 COUNCIL BLUFFS. Cl F mm Guarantees the Best $1.50 , $1.75 and $2.00 Bluff and ffillow greets , Council Bluffs. B. HAGG 54 CO. GEISE' BOTTLED BEER , MADE FROM THE ARTESIAN WELL WATER. ALSO AGEN1S FOR THE 3333231 = 1. Ordera filled in uny pnrtof the city. Orders by telephone promptly attended to. MANUFACTURERS OP ALL KINDS OP CUPBOAEDS AND SAFES. > We ma'co the following n specialty : WALNUT'EXTENSION TABLES , POPLAR OPEN WASHSTANDS WALNUT BREAKFAST TABLES. POPLAR WARDROBES , \ POPLAR BREAKFAST TABLES , POPLAR CUPBOARDS WALNUT WARDROBES , POPLAR SAFES. WALNUT OPEN WASHSTANDS. 3 OMail orders and correspondence promptly attended to. Office and Manufactory S. E. 'Cor. 7th Ave. and 12th Street. COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. MORGAN , KELLER & GO. , JtS The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of wooden and metalio cases. Calla attended to at all houro. We defy competition in quality of goods or prices. Onr Mr. Morgan bns served as undertaker for forty years and thoroughly understands his business. WAREROOMS , 340 AND 357 BROADWAY. UpnolsterimTin all its branched promptly attended to ; also carpet-laying and lambrequins. Tele graphic and mail orders filled without delay. fA CONRAD GEISE'S A REWERY & MALT JS5. Council Bluffs , - Iowa. Beer and malt In any quan'ttylto ' suit purchasers , lieer $8.00 per barrel. Private families sup- piled with aniall hegj at 81.00 eacli , oel'vered ' free of charge to any part of the city. PETERSON & LARSON , Wholesale Dealer in nnd SOLE AGENT TOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company's Celebrated MILWAUKEE BEER , No. 711 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Town. Orders frqm * the country elicited City orders to families and dealers delivered free. _ _ _ A. BEKBB. W. KUNYAN , W. BEEBB O. A. BEEBE & CO. , Wholesale and Retail Dealers In FURNITURE AND CROCKERY Nos , 207 & 209 Broadway , Council Bluffs. JACOB APPEL , NO. 629 S Main Street- Council Bluff * . Our constantly incroelnt ; trade U sufficient proof of our aquare dealing and attention to eug tonicrs , ( iood butter n'ways on I and. Prompt ilelhury of i-ood . MRS. J. E. METCALF , Mllllnory , DreBamafclner , Etc. Cutting ; and Fitting a SpedltUty. Ko. 613 Broadway , Opposite Eorero House. Luces , Embroideries , iind Ladies Undenvear. Hkodkerchlefs , hwo of nil Klndi , thread , pint , needles , etc. We hope the ladles will call and toe out stock of coodf. Merchant Tailor. ( Late Cutter for Met calf B . , ) Devol's New Building , Main Streei. Council Bluffs , la , SuiU to order $18 and upwards , . F. KIMBALL. GEO. H. CHAMP. ( Successor * to J , P. & J. N. Caiudy. ) Abstract , Real Estate and Loan Brokers , Wo have the only complete set of abitnct books to all city lots and Undi In PotUwkttauil county. Titles examined and attracts fur'-tshtid on short notice. Money to loan on dty and farm property , tboit and laic Jloie , In IUOK . to tult the borrower , Keal etU. bought and lold Offlc- tii * old ( tan4 oppoeltr co ut hoiut.