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THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFJFS lOWA WEDN SDAf JANUARY 31
The Daily Bee.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Wednesday Morning , Jan. 31
SUBSCRIPTION KATES :
Or Carrier , - - - - - SO centt per week ,
H/1UII . . . . . . 110.00 per Ye r.
omoo : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near
raid way.
MINOR MENTIONS.
J , Mueller's Palace Mualo Hull.
Snbicrlbe for newepftpen and periodi
cals at H. K , Seaman's book itoro.
Benedict , arrested for horro ( dealing ,
was yeitord&y talcing to HarUn for trial.
The circuit tmt yesterday and called
the calendar , and disposed of a few default
CISC' .
Most of the owners nf the cnwn in the
pound have come to the front And bnlloJ
them out or paid their Gnu , though not
without much eruaibllnij.
The tralni from the cast were behind
time yesterday moinlng , owing to tbe
itYero store of the night before. Trie Chicago
cage and ROCK Island was aSout an hour
later , and the others about three hours , so
that the malls were not In before noon.
The monotony of the police court
which baa been quite rigidly maintained
for two or three days had ripple yester
day morning , but It was only a plain
drunk , one who gave his name as Samuel
Johnson , but whose real name is something
else. lie was fined 89.GO.
There was a pleasant social and dinner
party at the residence of K. D. Fisher yes
Urday afternoon , the specially honor *
gusst of the occasion being Ilev. Dr. Cle !
and , who later in the afternoon left foi
Keikuk , to represent his paitoral dutloi
here.
Ruben Dunkel , of Hazel Dell , was it
In the city yeitorday , and reports that th
cattle suffered more from the storm Mon
day night than from the severe weather
the rain followed by the bleak winds al
in out cauilng them to perish.
Dr. Poulson , who left recently foi
California seems to have had a hard tlrm
getting through to the Pacific nummer
land. He gives the details of his trip Ic
an interesting letter to be found elsewhere
in this paper , and which will be eager ) )
read by bis many friends hero.
The public should not forget the noble
efforts of the ladles to tecuro funds for the
needy by giving a fair and festival nt la
hany's hall on Thursday and Friday even-
Ings. Complete arrangementi are made
for affording a happy entertainment at
well as affording the public a chance tc
help others , while securing thilr own sell
enjoyment.
The now city clerk , Mark Upton , yes
terday morning secured his neceosarj
bondsmen and duly qualified , so that Ic
the afternoon he commenced work It
earnest. He baa long been connected will
railway ! here and In office matters has hat
no much experience as to enable him ti
readily accustom himself to the work
which in many details is now to him.
There having been some just criticism
made of the original ritual of the Knight
of Pythias , on account of ungramatlca
forms and rude rhetoric , the snpremi
ledge decided at its last session to have
new ritual , and delegated the work to
committee of its brightest members. Th
new ritual Is now being distributed , am
the lodges here received a copy of th
mame yesterday , so that they will commence
menco work under It soon.
There have been some changes decided
cided upon in the office of the Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul here which is ex.
pectcd to take effect February 1. G , A
Smith is then to enter actively upon tin
duties of local agent here , to which ho wai
appointed a month or more ago , as sue
ceasor to Mark Upton. Mr. Smith Is ai
experienced railway man , and although i
comparatively new comer hero , will rapid
ly gain and hold the public esteem am
patronage. Mr. N. Ward , who has beei
the cathler of the office , retires from tha
position , and is to be succeeded by Arthu
Illckman , who has long reiidod in thl
city , Is well snd favorably known , am
who has the needed ability and Integrity I
fill the important position well , Ili
many friends hero will rejoice that be ha
been selected , and the company will hav
no occasion to regret the trust Imposed
hie experience in office work , and the higl
esteem in which he Is held by buslnea
men , rendering him a valuable man.
"When yon want to got Iowa coa
that is almost if not equal to Wyo
ruing , call for the Frederick , at A. B
Mayne & Go.'s.
PBUBONA.U
N. B. Chapman , of Atlantic , is in tbi
dty.
dty.Hon.
Hon. W. F. Sapp has gone to Chicag
on a flying trip.
William H.DeCon , of Woodbine , Iowa
Is at tbe Ogdcn.
L. Tinkel , of Ida , Iowa , visited th
Bluffs yesterday.
Alice Dates and coinpanystoppod ot th
Ogden over night ,
Charles R. Hoinnn , of Qulncy , Mich. , I
n Ogden house guest.
U. J. Chamberlain , the well know ;
Avoca attorney , Is In the city.
C. 8. Ranck and J , H. Ice , of low
City , arrived here yesterday on a brl <
stay.
stay.P.
P. H. Barrett , John Philpot , Thorns
Goodwin nnd J. M. Carter , all of Wee )
ing Water , Neb. , are at the Pacific.
Frank G Steven * , of Janesvllle , WIs
one of the belt known cigar box manufa
lurem In tl i west , was In the city yestc
day looking after the trad
Death of W. G. Howo.
Win. G. Howe , eon of U. Y. Howi
furniture dealer , died yesterday at
p. m. Bo was a young man of 19 ,
great favorlto wltn all who knew hin
and hia untimely death makea a vol
In the circles cf.our beatoomraden | , H
leavea four brothers and four eiater
the absent ono haa bcon telegraphs
for. The funeral will take place at I
a. m. Thursday , February 1st. A
friends are Invited.
Goods going cheap at the great M !
at ItarkncM , Orcutt & Co.'a.
TROUBLED BY THIEYES.ll
Conrad Ooisa the Loser of Olotli-
ing and Jewelry ,
A Baggage Boom Entered and
Trunks Rifled.
Borglais mid thieves seem to bo
still hovering about the city and reap
ing Homo plunder. Among the latest
victims is Oanrad QdUo , the well
known brewer , whoso place was entered -
torod somatitne Monday night or yes
terday morning , the entrance balng
gained easily , the door being loft un-
fattened. Among the property missed
ara two overcoats and soran other
clothing and a silver witsh valued at
$50 Thus far no traoo of the goods
or of the thieves has boon discovered.
TOOK A WAOON.
Henry Marshall , of 815 Main street ,
complains that aomo unknown follower
or follows have run oil a firm wag in ,
which has boon standing outside olh\n \
place. Ha loft the city on business
last Saturday , and the wagon was
standing there all right when ho loft ,
bat on returning yesterday it had
gouo.
JIAOOINO BAOdiOK ,
Another burglary is reported as
having boon committed at the baggage
room of the Chicago and Hack Island ,
and the thieves managed to rifla sev
eral Iranis. The exact extent of the
loss cannot of course bo told , and the
company's employes as Is usual in re
gard to all happenings about railway
] olllcoa are keeping very mum.
HTOLEN DENTAL TOOLS.
There ffas a young man in this city
Monday , calling at the dental ofllccs
and ottering for aalo a number of in
struments commonly used in that pro
fession. His story was that ho had
< boon practicing at Shelby , but had dis
posed of his cffias to another doctor ,
, and wanted to soil the instruments seas
as to go out of the profemion entirely ,
Intending to engage In the real oatatu
business in Kansas Olty. Ho was
eyed with some suspicion , but nothing
could bo learned aullhiont to warrant
his rrest. Yesterday word was ro-
colvod from Dr. Billings , of Omaha ,
stating that some thlof had stolen a
largo number of such tools from his
oflioo , quite an amount of gold , and
other dental property. The young
man was not to bo found hero yester
< day.
- Dr. West , Dentist , 14 Pearl street.
Au excellent oppportunity to buy
SILKH , GLOAKINOB ,
VKLVETH , DIIEHS Goons ,
PMJRIIEH , TAIILK LINKNH ,
FLANNELS , NAPKINH ,
at Harkncss , Orontt & Oo'a.
Oon. aillmore'a Views In Regard to
tbe Aepbalt Pavement.
U. 8. ENOINKEH'H OFFICE , AUMV
BUILDING , NKW YOUK , Sept. G , 1871) ) .
Mama. A. L. Barber k Co. , Washington , U. C. :
It is affordu mo pleasure to bo able
to boar testimony the excellence of
the Asphalt pavement which you are
.laying in the streets of Washington
City.
I have bean acquainted with this
i pavement for several years ; in 1870 It
i was selected by a commission , of
which I was a member , for repaying
Pennsylvania avenue between the
Treasury building and Sixth street ,
as the best pavement known at that
time for the locality. It is durable ,
will stand the variations of heat ana
cold in this climate without Injury or
deterioration , and , as it contains silla-
. ious sand , la loss slippery and affords
a bettor foot hold for horses than a
pavement inado with the imported
rook of Nouohatol or of Soyssel.
The pavement IB admirably adapted
to light pleasure driving us wall FS
hovvy traffic. It is prq-cmlnontly
suited for strents of 11 t prrado as the
nutfaco water Ihws off from It quickly.
Very respect fully , your oncdlont
servant , Q A. GIU.MOIIS ,
Lt. Col. U S. .Ding's , Brevet Mai
Gen. U. S. A.
Table linens , nankins , doylies , tow
els and crashes cheap at llarkncss ,
Orcutt & Oo.'s.
Mrs. Norrls' millinery Bulling at onel
for the next 30 davs. jun'20-tf
AN IOWA LETTER
18 .
Marriages and Theatre ? , Judges and
JUBtlCOB.
_
OAHUOLL , Ia. , January 27. Thoclr
cult court adjourned las ( night tc
enable Judge Loolborow tb got to At
lantio to-day to spend Sunday will
his family before going to Oounol
Bluffs to commence his term of five
weeks.
J. L. Browdlsb , long a justice of the
peace of this place , recently resigned
and a now ono will bo appointed thii
afternoon to till thu vacancy.
This afternoon Justice Snydam per
formed the first marriage coremonj
over performed by him.
The recent snow blockade operated
to fill the hotels of our oity to their
utmost capacity ,
The Villa concent nompany gave
several succesiful cnturtainmontn al
the now music hall this vrook. Carroll
people CMI feel justly proud of thoii
now hall ,
The Donovan Tennoasocans wore
among these snow bound at Carroll.
Plans are already being inado foi
Dakota emigration in the spring.
Very low pricis , many articles al
iless than coat. Call early and occurc
the best bargains at"
llAKKNKTH , OltOCTT it Go's.
Trying 'morn On.
It has leaked out that some ono whc
has a love for mischief , and a desln
to find out who are specially ensccptl
n bio to the attacks of the fair sex , hai
Id been addressing notes to twenty 01
le thirty young mon of the city , and th <
results have shown up who are ready tc
bo led on by a mysterious affair , Uugoc
10 with romance. The following is a fall
ill sample of the letters sent out , but
aa yet no female ban appeared n
any of the places Indicated and uc
meetings have been held , though several
( oral young men have responded hId
person , and waited In vain , only suc
ceeding In giving themselves away :
COUNCIL ELUP/S , la , , January 24 ,
I aw you at 'a atore the other
day and I would like to BOO yon agano
and know you bettor. Will yon moot
me In the pcstcflbo to-morrow at
so von o'clock ? Pioaso bo ahuro and
come. I will wear a black dresa and
a blno vail and light cloak , 1 ll o in
th" country and am going homo Satur
day BO pleasu bo nhuro and como
Come aloan , Your frlond ,
JKJHIB C .
LotT A fur capo or collar between
roadway and the Bap'ist church.
wnor can bo found through THE
KB ofllco. jati30 2t
Hosiery and Underwear , Dolmann ,
leaks , Shawls , Carpoto and Uphol-
toring Goods , Ourtaina and Curtain
rlatorial , Hogs , Mats , Hassocks , &a.t
heap at liAKKNEf > H , OKCUTT & Go's.
Daals In Dirt.
The following transfers of real
istato are reported for THE BEK as
akon from the county records by J ,
W. Sqniro & Co. , abstractors of titles ,
cat catato and loan sgents , Council
Bluffs :
W. S. Williams to W. R Black , G ,
in 3 , Williams add. , Hancock.
glfJO.Wm
Wm , Oammoll to 0. J Mathowa ,
o BO 3 , 70 , 41.-520.
W. Gates Gnardnor , pt BO aw 12 , 75 ,
10 , bolne lot 14 in 2 Gates add. , Han
cock. $25.
Wm , Gates Gnardnor to G. W Pol-
lock , 15 in o Galen add. , Hancock ,
$20.J. .
J. McPhorrin to I. Q McPhorrin ,
und J sw 83 , 70 , 40.-$3COO.
0. N. MuPherrln to I. Q McPhor-
rin , und A no 5 , 75 , 40. $2,000.
J. L Bitch to 0. Hoeck , a i a i aw
27 , 74 , -$1,280. .
8. M. Lodau to H. Nomany , w i BO
1 , 77 , 38.-$2,20D.
Sumo to name , o A so 1 , 77 , 38.
$1,000.
B. F. Oohoon to W. N. Confarr , nw
o 14 , 70 , 40. $1,400.
D. W. Jones to F. R , Slattory , ae
nw28 , 77. 41.$200. .
W. D. Thomaa to W. Scanlan , 7 , 8 ,
and ! > in 3 , Railroad addition , city.
" 174
0. N. Andrews to E. B. Orandall , 1
n 13 , Stutaman'a 2d , city $30.
W. Hall to .1. H. Orommott , 1Q in
JO , Avoca. $9CO.
The finest lot of anthracite coa' ' that
has been received hero this winter has
nat arrived at A. U. Mayno & Co. 'a.
Attend the great aalo at
HAHKNKSH , Oncurr & Co'a.
Cryatal Roller Mills Patent Grauu-
latod Flour , Superlative A , the high-
cat grade of ( lour manufactured.
Snowy white , pure , light and sweet.
Ask your grocer for it and you will
have none other. _ tf.
The Cow Ordinance.
To The Editor of Tim U .
Some little time since our city coun
cil passed a law forbidding cattle to
rnn at largo on our streets , which or
dinance , of courao haa mot with a great
deal of atroug opposition from a cer
tain class. Could it have boon ex
pected otherwise ? People who will
keep as noble an animal as a cow and
ozpect her to atcal her living , or got
it from manure plica , who care nothing
for their neighbors' Interests , or have
not fooling enough for the dumb ani
mals to induce them to provide feed
and comfortable qnartora for them
would naturally oppoao auoh an ordin
ance. Justice to the cowa demands
the enforcement of the law. No one ,
because poor , should bo allowed to
keep a cow without providing food and
comfortable quarters for her. Run
ning at largo they are a common peat ,
ana inoro particularly to the farmers
who come to our city in their wagons
and sleds to trade , and if they got ont
of sight the COWB take possession and
appropriate anything they can cat , ao
that justice to thofnrmtra demands its
enforcement ; and aa to the business
men , they pronounce the cows an In
tolerable nuisance. Thq oity marshal
has neglected to enforce the law , Buy
ing the pound la not sofli jlont or com
fortable enough. If this la the caao
good and sufliciont qnartora can very
readily bo obtained if the present
pound cannot bo fixed.
A TAX FAYEU.
_
There ia a croat clearing ont aalo at
Harknosa , Orcutt & Co. 'a.
Our New Loan and Improvement ( Jo
Investigation into the matter con
vinces us that ono of the most equita-
bio , roaaonablo and feasible plans of
building houeea Is that proposed and
in operation by the Meroantilo Loan ,
Trust and Improvement company of
ihia city. By investing In shares In
thia institution , which la backed by
some of our boat and moat reliable
buaincea men , it becomes possible and
comparatively easy for a man of mod
erate moans to secure a comfortable
homo for himself and family. In tak
ing a certain number of shares , at a
certain monthly payment , In a few
years n man can own a house
of hla own for About the sains at
ho pays monthly for rent. Wo
believe the Mercantile Loan and Trust
company , by organizing and opening
up for business , having filled a long
felt want In Council BInflti. Their
plans and system of loana will boar
the moat careful scrutiny and exam
ination , and wo have no hesitancy in
pronouncing them roaaonablo and
equitable , and backed by gentlemen
of honor and integrity , Aa the com
pany exiats it becomes at once an in
stitution of value and credit to out
city nnd those v/ho dcnlro home a.
Their president ia T. A. ' Kirkland ;
vice proaldont , Judge Peake ; sec
retary , I , R. Beery ; treasurer , Col.
Boebo , and their oflho la in the base
ment of Shugart's and McMahon'a
now block , corner First avenue and
Peurl atroot. _ jan27-ly
The croat clearing out sale at Hark-
ness , Oroutt & Co. 'a , oilers a rare op
portunity to got pord gooda cheap.
HorsfartVn Aold Fhoijiliixta in Boa-
PKOF. ADOLP11 OTT , Now York ,
says : "I used it for seasickness ,
among the passengers , during a paa <
sage across the Atlantic. In the plu
rallty of cases I saw the violent aymp
toms yield which characterize thai
disease , and give way to a healthful
action of the function ! impaired. "
PREPARED FOR FIRE.
Flromon With Dabcock Extinguishers
to bo Detailed ot Pnbllo Halla nnd
1 hoatroH They Cannot , However -
over , Hupproes a Panic.
Chief Tomplolon , of the fire depart
ment , haa bcon taking many prtciu-
tlonary moaeurca to prevent , if possi
ble , any big blaze hero , Chimneys
in many instances have been in
spected , and in aomooisos ordered re-
ullt or changed. Some of the larger
ulldlngs have boon examined for the
nrpoao not only of determining their
afoty , but to learn how best to direct
ho fire department in case of a firo.
The latest provontailvo measure
the decision to have men do-
ailed at public halts and theatres
rhon there are entertainments
rawing a crowd. There are in the
opartraont somu Babcock fire c xtln-
ulshers which ere being put in work-
ng order , and a man with ono of these
is to bo stationed in every hall where
.n . entertainment is in progress and a
rowd in attendance.
This is all well enough so far as H
pea , but there ia aa much to bo feared
rorn a panic aa from actual firo. If
in nudiocco becomes frightened and
makes a rush for otcapo , a Babcock
extinguisher cannot put ont a panic.
What is needed is to force the pro
prietors of such halls hero to provide
ample and easy modes of exit , and to
do so at onon. It is a scrlcui question
whether a fire starting in a theatre
hero could bo put out before the
' 1 imoa had enveloped life and
limb , but it is a more seri
ous question whether on an alarm
of fire being given , there would
not bo many crashed and trampled
upon in the rush of a panic-stricken
audience down long flights of stairs
and through narrow exits. The hotels
of the city need inspection also , and
when found faulty , they , as well as
the public halle , should bo given rea
sonably aifo modca of ingress and
egreaa , or else compelled to shut up.
A man with a Babcock extinguisher
can do something but not nearly nl
that should bo done.
IOWA ITEMS.
Falrfield haa 7 , 00 volumes In its public
Ibrary.
Anita has a coal famine and a new tele-
phuno Hyatom.
Otlumwa will soon have a free mail de-
Ivory fy.tem ,
DesMoines * debt has betm magnified.
The total amount is 5023,938.05.
Thb burning of tLe plow works at Ot-
turawa is qulto a blow to the town.
The Creston papers are kicking becauto
the teachers allow itinerant show men to
visit.
visit.Cedar
Cedar ( Kapidn Ice bow en will stern
hundred thousand tons of the article this
winter.
The recent sale of Khort horneil thorough
bred cattle Shenamioah
at realized eec
prices.
Storm Lakn's Improvements during 188 !
show that SU7.900 was Invested In matoriu
and work.
About eighty hogs were frozen to death
In the LoMuis stock yard * during the re
cent cold snap.
The total amount of money donated to
the tornado iiitfereiB of last summer is sale
to be 800,691.74.
It has been a dull year with a poor crop
thus far for tbe pork-picking establish
ment in Davenport.
Alta contemplates Investigating abou
$3,000 In a town hall , of which $2,000 1
already subscribed ,
Stuart Is to vote at the coming election
on bonding tbe town for (8,000 to build
brick echtol house.
The coal taken from the Ked Rook mine
Is laid to bo freer frnm sulphur than an
other found In the State.
Michael Walch , aged 30 yean , wa
found frozen to death eight miles from
Kmmettsburgon tbe 23 Inst.
It is stated that the Chicago and North
wentern railway will remove their tbop
from Boone to Grand Junction.
COMMERCIAL
COUNCIL DLCIFa MARKET.
Corrected dally by J. Y. Fuller , mcr
chnndiso broker , buyer and shipper o
grain and provisions , ! )9 ) I'enrl street.
WIIKAT No. 2 spring , 77c ; No. 3,05
rejected 50c ; good demand.
CoiiH-S2c to feeders and 34o to ship
pern.
pern.OATS Scarce and in good demand ; 30(5 (
32c.
32c.HAT
HAT 4 00(20 ( CO per ton.
HYK 40c ; light supply.
Co UN MEAL 1 2fipor 100 ponnds.
WOOD Good sunplyi prices at yards
c no@o oo.
COAL Delivered , hard , 11 00 per ton
soft. G CO per ton.
UuTTKii Plenty and In fair demand
25r ; creamery , SOo. 9
Euas Scarce and in demand ; 0o pe
dozen.
LARD Falrbank'a. wholesaling at 13&c. &
POULTRY Firm ; dealers pay Ing 13o pe
pound for turkeys and lOo for chickens.
VEGETABLES Potatoes , 45c ; onion * , 25c
cabbages , 30@40o per dozen ; apples , 2 60
@ 3 50 per barrel.
FLOUR Wholesale prices Roller pal
ent H 25 for superlative ; roller i patent
2 85 for dlidum winter ; roller standnrc
2 00 for gulden aheaf ; roller family , 1 GO.
Wholesale prices for flour , 2 40@3 25.
BUOOMS 2 00@3 00 per dozen.
STOCK.
CATTLE 3 00 < < ? 3 50 ; calves 6 00@7 50.
Hogg About 500 hogs to day. M rko
active , and all offerings quickly taken by
local packet * . Car lntn : Cqmmon , 5 45@
5 60 ; gooil mixed , 5 00(5)5 ( ) 80 ; heavy parkIng -
Ing , 570@5 93 ; choice fiuoy packing , 005
@ 010.
L. EVERIHGHAM & CO. ,
Commission
Merchants
Chlcaco and Milwaukee conil : nmcnta of
Qia n , S edj and l'fu\liom. aollcito i.
AND XI.A.XC , .
Dr , J , Meaglier.inOculist . , Aurist ,
AND SPECIALIST.
In Chronic itlrciRcfi , oCcrs hH services to all at
dieted with < Jlstaric of th i Kyo , Ear , or Cbronlo
dlneaaei of any chuicter.Varranta a euro In
ail llheumallo alloctkns Can bo consulted by
rui'l ' or In pordon at the Metropolitan hotel ,
Council lluI ( , lona.
I , O , ( DMDHDBON , I. L. HiUOiRT. A. W. IHIIT ,
1'realdeuK Vlco-lWt. Cashier.
CITIZENS BANK
O7 Uonnoll Bluffi.
OrKauUed under the Uwa ot the State ol Iowa
Paid up capital , I 16.000
Authored capita ! M SOO.OOO
Intereit p\IJ on time deposit" . Draft * Ireued
on the principal cltlea ot the United mate * and
Europe. Bpoclal ( Mention civea to colloctlont
and corrutpoudince with prompt rotuini.
DlkECTOEB.
J.iJ.Kdumndeoa , K.L.BhuMrt , J.T.nul ,
W.lW.JWallac * , J. W. Bodlor , I. A. Ulllei
COUNCIL BtUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES.
NOTICE * fipccUl Mkritl < Hiiiiint , Sue
Loot , Pound , To Ixitn , fni Xale , To Hent ,
W nt , Hoarding , etc. , will bo Inserted In thli
column U the ow nt o ! TEN CENTS PRK
LINE ( or th * first Iniertlon und FIVK CENTS
PER LINK ( or each iubsequ nl Insertion
Leave * ! T ertlaements al our office , No. 7
l street ,
Wants.
WANTMl-Ala.lv o ( exM.-rcnci- !
SITUATION M ctcnograplicr'n cl rk , can
ale wo the en lg > nph. Kefemici'S If ticccm im
ililrens "O"Houth llid.aon strcutCouncll liltm ,
owa Tit
L\T ANTEll To ncll ot exetianec ( or a ( inn ,
vv tny rcnliio" ' . Will etll at a l > arealn , In-
ulrent Ili South Kirnt street , Council Hindu ,
owa T
[ l ANTKIt 10,000 lm hel ot corn. Inquire
W at No. 31 I' . en street , or binom factor } ,
Hlli anil horth Sixth. MAVNK & Co.
iltf
l\tANTi5l > NvervDoiiv lu v/ouncu
W to take Tnx DII , 20 cents per week , de
vercd by carriers. Office , No 7 Peart Street
ear Broadway.
For Sale and Rent
' - lu\6 ( or K.li the stallion ,
HOItSSMEN'-l , 7 years old , bright biy.
tinds 10j hiuli hltf-i , he l w II broki , a good
lepner , tnd on he e n at Compton's barn , nn
( adlion street. I'ed ( > rce glten on 'pplcation.
'rico $400. F , J. DAT , Owner.
tmw-2w
SALE A half Interrst In a good pa } Ing
FOR . also I'jtcrcut Iri a saloon.
T3t
Iho-'tslrableolllccs lately occu
FOUHKNT boird of I ra-Jc. Apply to Bush-
nell & Brackctt. t (
HEN1 A house of three rooms ( or
FOH a month , lw.at.il ntary opposite the
high school. Apply at No. 326 High School
Arenue. tf
11F.K3 In pacK ges 01 a hundred at 2Sc
OLD package at Tus CDS ofllco , No. 7 Pear !
street. / U
A N olllcc , rno > tadantaecou9ly situated , offers
rx desk room in return ( or lervlces : go , fuel
etn. , ( urnlshed. AdiircsJ , "Olllcc , " BBS otllw ,
Hindu.
Miscellaneous.
CJALOONFOUSAIE-In Om-hrv , doing ncish
O bmlne a frontSIWO.OO to $1200 Co per mon h
rxpcncca light the party haa other hiufno K. Ad
drees Omaha Dally lice Omaha Neb77019 !
. W. L. PATTON Pfcyslclan and Oculist
DR. cure any caan of sore eyes. It Is only
a matter of time , and can cure generally In
from three tc Ova weeks It makes nr differ
ence how long diseased. Will straighten crow
eyes , operate and remove Ptyreglnma , etc. , am
Insert artificial eyes. Special attention to re
movclne tadenorms p5-t
COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
CHICAGO , ROCK ISLAND AND PACinO.
Detiart. Arrive.
Atlantic Exf. . .BSOpm Pacific Kxt..9:15a : m
Ex and Mall * . .0:25 : am Kx and Mall.G 5pm
D. Molnog ac.7:15 : a in lcs ) Motncanc.4:40 : p m
CHICAGO , BURLINOTOS AND QOINCt.
Depart. Arrive.
Allan tie Ext. . . B:30pm : Pacific Ext..9.-20am
Mall and Ex * . .9:20 : am Mall and El'.7:00 : pin
N. Y. Ex 4:00pin : Neb & Has Ex..8:20 : a m
CHICAGO AND MORTIIWKSTXIUI.
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic Ext..6:15pm : Pacinc Ext..9:15am :
Mall and Ex.9:20am : Mall and Ex.0:16 : pm
Accom. ( Sat..6uW p m Accom. ( Mon..l:45p : m
EAN8A8 CUT , ST. JOB AND COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Depart. Arrive.
Mall and Ex. . . . 9:55 : am I Express C:50pm :
Express. . . . . . .9:10pm : | Mall and Ex..C'45pm
UNIOM FACIFIO.
Depart. Arrive.
Overland Ex.1130 a. m. Overland Ex.4:00 : p. m
Lincoln Ex..11:30 : ft. m. Denver Ex. . . . 8:00 : ft. n
Denver Ex..7:00 : p. m. Local Ex C:30o. : m
Local Ex 7:25 : a. m. Ex 9:050 : , m
Emigrant..620p. m. Ex f.-OOft. m
WABAHII , BF. LOUIS AND FACIFIO.
Depart. Arrive.
Mall and Ex. . 9:45 : a m I Mall and Ex. . 4:30 : p m
Cannon Boll. . 4:50 : p in | Cannon Ball..11:05 : a m
8IOU1 CUT AND PACIFIC.
Depart. Arrive.
For Sioux City.7:55ain : Frm Sioux C'y.OUSO p m
For Fort Nlobrara. Frm Fort Nlobrara ,
Neb * 7:55am Neb * oaopm
For St. Paul..7:40pm : From St. Paul..8:50 : a m
CHICAGO , MILWAUKRB AND ST. PAUL.
Leave Council Bluffs. Arrives Council Bluffs.
Mall and Ex.-920 am I Mall and Ex.0 5pm
Atlantic Ex.5:15p : m | Atlantic Ex.9:10a : m
CHICAGO , MILWAUKRK AND ST. PAUL.
Leaves Omaha. Arrives at Omaha.
Mall and Ex.7:15am : I Pacific Ex | 9:45am :
Atlantic Er..I3MOpmMalland | Ex.7-25pm
Except Sundays. < Except Saturdays. JExccp
Mondajs. ( Dally.
Council Blufta Si Omaha Street R. B
Lca\ Council liluffs. Leave Omaha.
8 a m , 9 a m , 10 a m , 8 a m , 9 a m , 10 a m
Ham , 1 m , 2 p m , 3 p 11 am , 1pm , 2p m , 3
m , 4 p m , 6 p m , C p m. m , 4 p in , B p m , 6 p m
Street cars run half hourly to the Union PaclC
Depot. On Sunday the cara begin their trips a
9 o clock a. m. , and run rceu'arlr during the da
at 0 , 11 , 2 4 , 5 and G o'clock , and run to city time
J. G. HOFFMAYR & CO. ,
CITT ROLLER MILLS
IFLOTJIR
/
Ground by
Porcelain Rolls
AND
HUNGARIAN PROCESS
Exclusively.
Warranted Equal to any made In th
United States.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT
ALSO
Bran & Shorts
jan4-tf Oonncll Bluffs , Ia.
FOUNDRY.
WINTHERLIGH BROS. ,
Are now ready to contract for small castings o
every description In
MALLEABLE IRON ,
GRAY IRON ,
And any ALLOY OF BRASS
Special attention U called to the ( jet that th
metal * are mo'ted In CIUTIBLIU w hlch gies th
\ cry bv t cutlngs ,
Burning Brands
ron
DISTILLERS , BREWERS , PACK
ERS , CIGAR and TOBACCO
FACTORIES , Etc. , Etc. ,
As well as
Cattle Brands
AUK NICELY EXECUTKD.
Works : CorncrSixth street and Eleventh avcuue
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
S. E. MAXON ,
xaoor *
Offlc * oier UTlDgi bank ,
OO UN OIL BLUFFS , . .
DIRECTORY. COUNCIL7 BLUFFS , IOWA.
MX MOHN ,
"VIRg. S. J. NOBBIS. 105 Main Street ,
J. M. BARSTO' . ' ) ' , M. D. . 0. , A .
OKKIOE : Oor. Main nrt oh : , uo-Htnirs.
DR. J. F. WHITE
. . . , Ueatclencp. < > 0 ! ) Willow Avonno.
Great Closing Sale
DRY-GOODS
AND CARPETS
AT
HARKNESS , 'OROUTT ' & CD'S.
Every thing Very Cheap.
F. F. FORD
Guarantees the Best $1,50 , $1.75 and $2.00
3C
i POT
Bluff and Mow Sreete , Conncil Blnffs.
B. XJKTCO. . ,
GEISE' BOTTLED BEEK ,
MADE FROM HIE AUTE8IAN WELL WATER. ALSO AGENTS FOB THE
Orders flllcJ In liny part cf ( he city. Ordera by telephone promptly attended to.
BATH INSTITUTE ,
Ilryant Street , ono Doer north of Dohiny's Hall.
Thermo-Blactric , Medicated and Sulphur Bathe.
For hdles and ccntlemf n. These Baths are fully undo s d by the Medical Fraternity as bcinp ; an
unfailing auxlllayln rcc nt Colds , HI euniatlsm , Aeural ia , Lumbago and niiny other ailments
Besides , my wife , a i-ompetent lady , tll attend ladles. P. M. LOOK WOOD , Propr.
STEAM COEFEE MILLS ,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Fresh Roasted Coffee ? , Teas and Splcea.
305 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS. - IOW& . .
CONRAD GEISE'S
BREWERY & MALT
Council Bluffs , - Iowa.
Beer and malt In any quantlty'to suit purchasers. Beer fS.OO per barrel. Private families sup
plied , with email kcga at 81.00 each , Delivered freool crarge to any part of the city.
PETERSON & LARSON ,
Wholesale Dealer In and SOLE AGENT TOR Joseph Schlitz Brewing
Company's Celebrated
MILWAUKEE BE
No. 711 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa. Orders from the country ollcltod
City orders to families find dealers delivered free.
Broadway Steam Laundry !
724 WEST BKOADWAY ,
A. C. LARSON , - - Proprietor.
LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY , „ , . * .
DUQUETTE , GUIBERT & CO. ,
( Successors to EUU & DUQUETTE ) ,
1C and 18 Pcarl-st. . Council Kind's , In.
No. 529 S Main Stroot. - - Council Bluffs.
Our constantly increasing trails is sufficient proof of our Fquaro dealing and atten-
t. to customers. Hood Imtter always on hanrt. Prompt delivery of good * ,
TITLE Ion ABSTRACT 0 F FCE. !
jr.xr. . tat ex XT x x& xi Jias o < o > .
Lands and Lots Bought and Sold.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES.
NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA ,
S. M. OnooKS , Pros. N. B. EASTON , Secy.
J , 0. HOFFMAN , Vice Pros. N. B. MOOKE , Counselor.
MUTUAL IOWA STOCK ENSUIMCE CO.
[ Incorporated nndor the Laws of Iowa. ]
Insurance at icinal Cost ,
Insuring LIVE STOCK Against Loss by
ACCIDENT , THEFT OR DEATH , Or Any
Unknown or Contingent Event Yhatovor.
Experienced agents wanted. Correspondence
solicited from all parts of Iowa.
OFFICE' 103 Pearl Street , Oonncll Blnffis , Ia.
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