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The Daily Bee
MUMCIL BLUFFS.
MoncJav Morning , March 12
SUBSCRIPTION RATES :
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BytUII . . . . . . | io.OOporYe r
Oflloe : No. 7 Pearl Btroet , Near
roeulway.
Bomo ono always in tbo offlce.
MINOR MENTIONS.
Additional local on third page ,
SM Joseph lUltcr'g spring style * .
Two plain drunks Saturday with the
regular fine of $9.60 ami costs.
. A child of Wra. Grimm dlod Saturday
in Itloomor settlement , thla county , age
nine months.
N. II. Hall nnd Marvin White paid
their cfch to Olcrk Upton on Saturday for
ft license to tell liquor.
Tbo Episcopalians are ngitatlnj the
question of building a cathedral to accom
modulo Its largo and increasing numbers ,
Jacob Ncumaycr and W. II , Nlphor
paid tbtir $ C" CO each on Satuiday and
took their license to vend malt nnd spirituous -
uous liqaojf.
Msggia Lynn , the Iloss girl and Kl Sul
llvan wcro lodged In jail Saturday ou a
ihargo of vagrancy. Their trial will como
< Jff ti-day.
' In the case of the State against Pctor
Arnold for nwjault and threatening , there
wan not sufficient evidence and Justice Ab
bott dlsmuicd it ,
Some thirty , relatives and Immediate
friends of the family of J. II. Pace , patsoil
Saturday evening in a social way at Mr ,
Pace's residence.
Wo received a ploasaut call recently
from Professor J. J. Slattery , principal of
St. Joseph's academy hern. The professor
.reports progress In bla school and
tha students.
From "Tho Baby Hawkeye , " published -
lished at the do f
and dumb inatituto , wo
leara that n boy named Adeler Turgoon
fell ( rom a bicycle' Saturday morning
breaking his right arm.
A marriage license "was issued to W.
G. Williams and Miss Mary Adams , of
this city , and we presume that they
ara Jogging along in their married Ufa ere
this.
Oa Saturday evening a gentleman
( rom Miiaonri who was on bis way to Ne
braska , was relieved of 9160 by his pooket
being cut open while en route to tha Km-
igrant bouse or after ho arrived there , and
not in a jim at the cars , as has been
ntatod.
ntatod.J.
J. W. Noble , whs wan noticed a few
days since in THE 13KH
as having been ar
rested for refuting to put up with tbo In
ternal revenue authorities , was released
Saturday on paying 5100.
Goo. DoLonif and Q. Quanolla were
-arrested Saturday charged with keeping
open aaloona contrary to tbo law and ordi
nance. Tnclr trhl ia sot for the lIHh , nnd
thalr saloona cloacd iu tbe meantime.
Krcd liter , Ihe architect and superin
tendent of the asylum for the weak mind
ed , waa homeward bound for Uubuque
last night.
K.'J. Abbott
received a pretoatof a
very handeome 1C. of P. pin as a tribute
from tbe father of the late B. Johnnon ,
who wai killed on tbo railroad here some
time since.
The Nichols *
Shepard threshing ma-
china company , of Battle Greek' Mich. ,
will aoon begin the erection of a large fur-
nlshing and supply warehouse on tba C. B ,
* Q. track near Shu art'nimplement man-
utacturln * eitabliahmoat.
tot the city do herself proud by
electing two of her best citlcens as aohool
directors. We should
at least take as
much interest la selecting good men to
look after the Interest
of our children as
we vouldln chootlng a good supe'rlntecd-
eat 10 care for the grazing of our herds.
John Butcher lost five dollars in trying
to eit ten founds of coye oystori In half
an honr ; he ate six pounds and bad to
quit , but be won back one dollar by eating
two 2 pound cans without stopping. Ho
ought to form a partnerahlp with Dr.
Tanner.
Tanner.We
We hear it rumored that there will bo
veveral candidates in the field for election
s directors cf our schools to-day , but to
far have only beard the names of Judge
Ay leu worth , Dr. Woodbury , J. T. Hart
and Mr. Mayne. It would not bo hard to
cleot two good ones from sinong the four
ble gentlemeni
The city marshal filud twenty , two in.
formations aKainUgamblingbouter , houses
of ill-fame , for vagrancy and such crimes
on Saturday , and still the good work goes
on. When theie ouoa come before Judge
Aylcsworth the parties generally get a full
aWeCt.
Stokely.who wai tried at the late
term o ! court at Glenwood for asisuiU
witb Intent ta kill two parties namul Krp
And Walling , was found guilty of assault
orith Intent to bodily Injure , tbe punish-
nncnt being confinement In the county Jail.
We learn from Mr. Keatly , who re-
turcci from a term of court at Glenwood
last week , that In the caia ol a pereon
charged with breaking ID to a house with
intent to comlt adultery that the jury failed
to egree , but that the fellow itlll carries
the bullet be received' while in tha attempt -
tempt to commit bis fiend lab ourpoae.
An old gentleman named Gait was
"beat out of 1,300 a few days ago at Mis.
* ouri Valley by letting a "nleo young
man" carry his money for him. If peopo !
will not keep tbemielves poited
by read
ying the dally newapaperu , warning them
ot these frequent robberle
, they will
tave to learn by paying those "nice
young men" who are on the lookout for
oft snaps.
The Ogden boute dining room haa
been materially improved both in appear
' ance tni comfort by putting In a full Una
II'
If * ' of cane seated black walnut chairs In pl lace
of the armchairs formerly nied there , Tbe
igei'ial proprietor Is always on the look ou
for the comfort and convenience of hi
MARKET GARDEN.
Martin 0 de IB opening op a gen
ecal market garden on south Madison
treet. Durlug the spring and summer
oar citizens can be supplied from this
garden with anything ia tbe vegetable
.line.
SILENCE 1 HAT SPEAKS.
Visit to tlio Iowa Deaf
anil Dumb Insfcitu'o--tlio
Schools There ,
Learning to Articulate Lip
E ending Sconon at Din
ner the Worliahopo ,
Tlio drat building for the doof and
dumb wan bnllt hero in 180 ! ) , at the
time of the transfer of thu institution
from Iowa City. In the fall of 1870
the main building caught fire from a
lamp and burned down , Althoagh the
fire originated late in the night vhon
all hands nnd inmates had retired ,
not a llfo was lost nor P psraon injured
The wott win ? WAS soon rebuilt , then
the center , and last ynar the cast wlnjj
Iran completed , making now a good ,
substantial building , bat nouo too
large lor the proeont uumbor , there
bolug now 270 Inmates. A deaf and
dumb iustilnto is not , as many nnp-
poao , n charitable institution , for ,
strictly epaakinj ; it la au educational
institute , every inmate belonging to
oomo clare in Ito v.int range of clari
fication of pupils. There ere olxtoon
Loaohera dally' employed in the bnlld-
Ing , boaidcs six others .employed at
the head of the varlonu Indnntrlal do-
pertinents. All the elementary
branches are taught hero that ore
pursued in the public ccboole , nnd In
mathematlco the study of algebra ban
recently bcnn added. It has been
arranged to give a couroo of study
covering eleven years. This niiiy
floem a long time , but when it la considered
sidored that the larger portion of cbll
dron who enter thla lu titution have
little , or in fact no , practical knowl
edge or Idea of language and
Us means of transmistiou , and
owing to their peculiar misfortune
their means of obtaining thlo
knowledge Is qulto limited , often
taking aomo fro/n six to eight yearn
to got a aafliolont understanding ol
the language to practically commence
the studios of a common school odn-
'catlon "will bo able to
, yet many grad
uate in from throe to five yoarr ; much
depends upon the atndento , attention ,
Industry and application to their
studios.
Quito recently the auperintondont
has. added a valuable study to the In-
itltnto being a form of natural oclonoo.
While the idea IB now and uovol it is
none the less valuable. It consists of
a study of the origin and various utes
of enrolls , fruit ; ) , sugar , sulphur and
other articles for food , raannfnotnring
and other purpoaea. ROT. A. 11 igers
vho has had charge of the institution
cas than throw years hue every tlilnc
running , in fust-clusu shop ? ; thu farm
consisting of 00 uoroa furnishes
, bU'B , potatoes i.nd euoli , cnocgh to
run the concern hodden enough broom
corn to supply qulto an cxkondvo
jrouin factory. Aiuong the other in-
dtmti'loa sustained hero for the benefit
of thu children ia n carpenter iiud
cabinet ahop , a bwt and ohoo shop ,
and an extensive printing tllioo ut
which la printed ' 'Iho DM ! Mute
ilawk'Eyo , " the lorgis * , and hand
tomest paper of the kind In the United
States , under thu charge of M ,
Folaom , editor. The paoplo of the
etnto have reason to feel prond of the
grand work the deaf and dumb in
stltnte la doing and with KB present
eflloiont corpi of oflloors and toachora
It will oontlnno to be a credit to our
tate , and a blessing to the hundreds
who cad partake of the advantages
offered therein.
xni VJSIT or THE IIEK.
One morning of lastVook two repro-
sentatlves of THE HER found tbeni-
Bolvoa riding out to the inatituto In
responto to au invitation and buggy
rom Bnporlntondeut Rogers. We
Torp ushered into the reception room ,
ntroduoed to aoveral of thu oilicora
and instructors aud then sot out to
nako a tour t-f the ochool rooms. Bo-
foru wo started , however , we lingered
\ moment to look at a bast of Laura
Brldgcman , the American ttlrl who
was deaf , nrato and blind , and yet ,
with the major part of bur noueos
gene , booamo one of the cultured nnd
aocompllnhod women of the continent.
The first room entered was the pri
mary , where Miss G Jlup , of this city ,
presides. There were twunty-onu little
mutco , boy and girl , in the room.
Most of them had boon only five
months under Institution and it w.\a
Burprlsiug to see how qalck and faollo i
they were In eiprcaslng thtir
thoughts.
Thiaa mnto children , almost with
out exception , learn rapidly and hold
with retentive memories , but the no
tion of words as connected with ob
jects IB extremely difficult for the
mind shut out from the ese of lan
guage and from very noeaaalty limited
in thought to those things ( hat have
material existence.
"How do maaago to make them
understand the moning of a written
character , or oven au expression of the
hand ? " wo asked Miss Gallup.
"Thoro are four things that must go
together to glvo thorn the idea. First ,
the actual thing Itself , as neat , then
c-i-t placed the
en blackboard and
which they are shown' how to make on
the slate , next the tingle gesture of
the sign language expressing cat , and
last the combination
of finger move
ments that spell the word in the mute
alphabet. Oa each ono of these hey
drilled day after day until they have it
mastered.
"I noticed you Blanip on the floor
] uot now to attract tholr attention , "
Mid the , other visitor , "If they are
deaf how do they notloo it ? "
"They feel the concussion , Their
nerves are much more sensitive to anything -
thing of the kind than hearing
poo-
plo. " l
"Yo , " said Snpt. Buyers , "I can
call a' boy'a attention when I ' am a
hundred foot away In a hall , by a
stamp you would not fool. "
The little people wont throuch a
anil in the sign language with' great
doxtorl'y , answered questions written
on thob ackboard with
eagerness , and
quite evidently enjoyed their exer
cises.
cises.W9 e1 on thronfib "I * or Bevon In.
termodhte rooms. Jn Bovoral of them
ate mute teaolien. Mr. Southwlok ,
genial , middle-aged gentleman , was
one of these latter
, and
our tlae was short
indetcd with great volubility of
gcktnra that wo should sUy to aeo 5
Itttlo drill 80 the children nero put
through an exercise in fmo military
style and concluded by giving the
Kusturo iu the flgu Unpuage far any
voids the vlnllon eolcated. In over ?
one of the Irgher rooam our advent
wes the signal fora llylcgof fmgor * nil
over the room nsU < g vho w wore ,
our ' 'usinm und n himdrod ftlhcr
queries that the eager curiosity of the
utudonls prompted. The
AUTlC'OtATIOJf riEl'AHTMENT ,
taufiht by Mlaa Juan VanTacael , WOK
the next.
Ml VanTanaol took a conrto ol
training fur her wotk in Chicago from
a lady graduate of the Dell t/chool of
visible speech at Boston , founded by
Ui-11 of telephone fame. The method
hero is to teach raiding of lip ? , fact
and tluoit by the pupil who la lioaf ,
and articulation cf words. The worua
articulated are of coureo not an dis
tinct ait thoio spoken by phiocmi CA-
pab o of Rpeech , but they can bo un
derstood with llttlo difficulty , aud
really are & great aivanco into the
realm of speech. Iti rcadhic ; lips the
pnpllu ovlnoed great proUdonoy nnd
ijulckncBa. With eager , nervous eyes
they soin the face of the npoakcr , nnd
reply almost instantly Ono llttlo
Irl of 1'2 , u niece of Judxn Tracy , of
buia fltato , was erpaually apt , and
from her earnest , intolllfcnt { f.\co ir
was hard to bollovo that uho lacked
any of iln live oense.i.
In the
ACiDUMIC CLAK.H ,
under Prof. Booth , wo found n fine ,
Intelligent company of young ladiua
aud aoutlumon. The advanced cUse
in atithmotin wai reciting , und THK
BEE representatives gave it HOVOM !
problems , that were taticfactorlly
worked.
The
DINNEU II ELI.
souiided , und wo wont doirn to the
long dining hall , where the students
were marshalling at the tables , Whou
all were seated ono of the mute teach-
ere advanced to the middle of the
room and made the meat Impressive
BILKKT OltACK
wo have over known. The children at
the tobies did not bow their heads in-
lo an uncomfortable position as cus
tom dictates among us base talkers.
Every eye was li red on the face and
fingers of the giver cf thanks as they
told in a symbolism that surely the
angels understand of gratitude for the
past and prayer for the future. When
the prayer waiclosod there was a clatter
of dlehee , and the 270 stndentu were
satisfying the hunger that disregards
the absence or presence of the other
scniea.
Wo walked around the dining-hall
with a
WOULD OF LAKQUAOF
around us nnd wo were oven as ono
deaf and blind.
"Hero , " uald Superintendent Rog
ers halting before a little urchin who
waa placed apart on n low Htool oatlng
hia dinner with a n'y Ivor at his fol
lows around the common table , "ia a
bad boy. Ho fights the others r.t
ruoala in no vicloua a manner that wo
are compelled to glvo him n alnglu
tnhlo. " 1'no culprit looked up v/ith R
grin und wo pieced on.
"This boy , " pursued the super
intendent pkciog hi ! ) hand on n budliy
h-'ud "is dcfirmad. " " 3oa , " &ml ho
held up hia o ub hand , "I hive traced
the inothoi u < nt nnd found that hia
gnv.ul parents were own brother und
sitter. Tlu > ro are two niatcrii ol him
over at that other tablo. "
"Hovo yon obf.orvod , " wo neked "If
there was a lario poroentapn of mntoa
whose parents were related ? "
"A very bugs per cent among those
born BO , " replied Mr. Rogers. "Yon
must know that more oases are caused
by disease than existing ainoe birth.
"I have taken greiU pains to hunt
matters down and find in a majority cf
Okies that either the parents were
mnto from birth themselves or were
too nearly related. The
BINS OF TUB I'AHKNT
are surely visited on the child. "
As wo convened the talking digits
were iUshlngin every partof the hall.
"Look yonder , " said Mr. Rodgers ,
pointing to the other Bide of the hall ;
"thoro'd a boy aiya ho thinks potatoaa
! > ro beat ; there's a girl wondering with
hnr companion what these visitors are
cfccr ; that tiny hand moving so taat
over there Is tolling another tiny hand
ofn present from homo she has. "
While wo wcro talking the meal end-
ad and the hall was cleared of the
boyu In military style by algnalt from
tin superintendent , thu girls remain-
Ins. to wash the dinhot.
Oar own dinner waa then oaten in
another room with the teachers and
ilioorn , nud nftor n trip around the
promises wo loft , feeling highly satis
fied with our visit to the Iowa Siato
lintlluto.
FOR SALH At a bargain , two cboeno
vats and fixtures. Address 2,304 ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa. feb27-tf
Three civil eatei were trkd before
Jaitloo Abbott Saturday morning. Ono
ot thm waa a little fanny , in which a girl
sued a party for Jootot'j bill. It teems
tba defendant In tbe c eo concluded to
marry anothorgltl , and , girl cumber one
took otfente and concluded to have re
venge , resorting to thli manner. The cane
waa compromliod by defendant paying 510
and coat * .
If you ore not married , write the Mar-
rlago Kun-l ind Mutual Trn-t Asaocu.
tlon , Cedar Ktplda , luwa , for circular *
explaining the clan. fb-Sm.
Mr. Tceodori Hessell has taken bold
of the John Oatiaui case , noticed In THE
BEK a few days since , in whfch Oitram ,
who had Deduced n younij.lady , thou mar-
rlej her nnd'after her becoming a mother
abandoned both her and the child , leav
ing : them In deatttate circumstances. This
ia a CMO tba1. needs thorough investiga
tion , and if there la any law to punlth
the vagabond to should teeelvo ita severest
penalty.
Satisfactory vldcroe <
J. W. Graham , Wnoleiale Druggist , of
Austin , Tex , writea ; I have been hardline
1W WM. HALL'S BALSAM FOttTHK
LUNU8 for tbe past year , and have found
It ina of the most aalaule medicines I have
ever had In my house for Cou n > , Colda
and even consumption , always giving
entire satisfaction 1'leaie aenu ma one
grois by Saturday's steamer.
Ve notice the Marriapo Fund , Mutual
Truat Asioclation , of Cedar Rapids , Iowa ,
highly epoken of In mtny of the leading
papers of the aUte. "Money for the Un
married" heda their advertisement In
another column of this paper ,
DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
GENEKAL MERCHANDISE.
18 Main Struot and 17 i'onrl Street.
fUioon'.UfiMalnStroet.
JR4 RADCTflW I | Oor. Cth Sr. and 5kb Avo.
E OFFICE ; Oor. AUiu end Gth , uo-Btnirn.
Rftildonco , GOD Willow Avcnuo.
JUSTICE OF TUE PEA.OE ,
Oflico nftor February 15tb , over American Express.
L1VERV AND FEED. WILL CONTRACT
SO f for funerals at rensormblo rate * , No. 221th St.
J. M. 8T. JOHN & GO , OASi-3 BUYERS ,
Wliocsalo lutttr , ( f-fl , r ° "l''ynr'l' " ' ! ' Elilp lo u < . Draft liy return mall 3'C ' DrouJwiy.
riar nr NEW BOOT AND SUOESEOHE ,
SA \ ' I BELilUBC * Oor. Main nud First avonno.
JP. BJKDttiCriTQ Uroodway Meat Mar-
& HtKoftK fl OT l > et , 327 Broadway.
CONTIlAOTOIl AND B01LDKK , Cor. 7th
Broadway , Plans and 1-ptcifiotlonn ftirnyhfd1
In FINE HAUNESS I huv.i the variety
that brings pitron i' . 124 I\I in street , .
MERCHANT TAlLOil , Artlolio Work
nnd Jteaionnblu d.argo.i. 872 Brand way.
FURNITURE , STOVES cud
Ildneebold Supplies , 003 Brondwoy ,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW , Jatnea B.ock.
PrcoMciui in state and ( ccUir.il courts.
Minn'f Fine Furnlture.Upholstorv goods
Ouctniniiniid Window Shades , 300 B'way.
Ilides , Peltp , TMlow vnd Grcaoo.
Ohlcjgo&lGN.MalnSt. 0. Bluffa
BALED HAV , CORN , OATo ,
j BRAN , Etc. , 114 North Main Street.
Aud bath house , 421 and 423 Broadway. L. Sov
ereign , Prop. , P. J. MontKomrrjr , M. D. , Phy.
ft tlfl 0 BOOT AND SHOE SQOP , No. 522 ,
AR lUiu I Vl Lei Car. Broadway and Saott streets.
VETERINARY SURGEON , Office
Bray's stable , No. 12 Scott street.
I CI AEin BROOKLYN MARKB1- ,
LtLANUy Oor. Eighth and Broadway.
n j Manuf of HORSE COLLARS , Trade Bup
T * U plied , 8th St. , between Gth and 7th Avnnuo.
TO CONSUMERS OF WATER.
The Cjnncll BlulTa City Waterworks Company hereby announces , that it will put
in Service 1'ipea to tbo curb of the street on t&o Una of ita ni tins fur nil portico who do *
slra to bbve Connecticut ) made with tha street malna bcfuru tha Wu'erworkd kro com
pleted , and who will make application therefor to the company
BEFORE APRIL 1 , 1883.
at the folowlo ; ; price ? , pay.tble id advance :
i luch Service Pipe § 7 25
tk " " 8 r.o
" " "
9 75
" " "
llJio
' " " 15)00 )
Tliceo pil-ir Ircludc tlio co t cf opoiloir end chs'ng Ihe B'roif , tipping the B'.rost water main ,
furniehli gaud licurtit ) ; icri oration crck , ( umlsbli K auil puttlrg iu cxuaetroa lea I service flpc ,
luri'llbfUK aid fLttiiu In iurli tcp , etip boi uua ro\tr complete , ann m kl' ' gM necee ryion-
nv.'tiotis bctwmn thuctiictnalu and tlioiurbcf the greet which are about one-half the cost
to the coniumcrol clclnc tic EIUIU woik alter Uo w&tcrwoiku aiuccmplnced.
In vlowof tlio conUtrpIatoj pn\lnor ot certain ettceta In the city , putlea are recommended to
m&ke a ] plication Jmmodia tly c.t the olEcs ol the company ,
-26 2E 3auak.3fIXj 3'acaEC.3E3E rEr ,
ID order to * aye tbo noceajity acd avoid the Increased cxpeneo ol treakltg up the street ali r paving
hu been done.
HARRY BIRKINBINE , Engineer.
Council Bluff * , Feb. 20,1883. ml-dtf
PERSON AL.
L .
Mr. Davenport , thn genial and popular
dlvialon freight and paisonger agent of tbe
C. , I' , k Q. road , returned to his homo in
Burlington Inat night. Ho haa been apend-
ing a couple of daya In thta city In the in-
; orosta of bin road. j
Col , Broadwo'.l , one of Logan'a wealthy
men waa in the city recently , and If aome
of the fair belloi of our ( later town don't
! ook out ho may become a Benedict in the
Bluff , ) .
Mr. It. L. WlllUmu , of TUB BEE force ,
was pained on SUurday to receive the
newa of .the death of a favorite little
nephew , a son of hia brother , W. L. Will-
Hum ? , living in Pottavle ! [ , Pi.
Dr. W. A. Kill * , the good-natured grain
dealer at Weaton , waa a ploaaant qillcr at
theeo ( fuarteri Saturday , and rep&rta
everything boouilog ia thtir pleasant vil
lage.
lage.Mr.
Mr. Myers , the bead man of the Ogden
bonao dining room , handles bis force In
unch a manner that all uncttj are rapidly
and politely waited upon.
Tbe Ogden house room a were well up
Saturday and Sunday , thus proving ita
jro t popularity amen commercial men
Icnlghta of tbe road.
] : , C. Forney , of Marahalltown , [ repre-
Renting the Benrdlct Soap company , fa
supplying our merchants with largo quan
tities of their goods.
Mr * . 8. A. Orautt , mother of our townsman -
man , F.H. Oroutt. left for New York
and the caat SaturJa'y evening over the Q.
Misses Llzzlo and 1VU Jiv'm ! onof Glen-
wood. will spend a few days in the city
visiting with their frlentla.
Over sixty names were registered at tbo
Faclllo houi ? Saturday , nnd a goodly num
ber yesterdiy.
T. J. Savtge , Juo. Halte and Frank
Smith , of Boone , remained over Sunday at
the Ogden.
F , A. Worth , of Avoca , wn comfortably
lee ted at the Haclfio yesterday.
MM. Bibcock , of Avoca , was a guest at
tbe Ogden liouaa SabSath.
T. IF. Birnea , of Hamburg , spent Sab
bath lit the Pacific.
Scarlot.oardinal Had , Old
Gold , Navy Blue , Seal Browu , Dla-
inond Dyes give perfect results. Any
fashionable color 10 coats.
New Firm.
A new acd lmportant speclalty ID
trade will Boon bo opened up In our
city by F. H. Orcutt and J. N , Caaa-
day who expect on or about April let ,
to open up A large and complete line of
oazpeta and Upeatry , in tha room * for
merly occupied by Oberfelder & Now-
m n , on Broad way. Thla will make a
strong and popular hoas . Mr. Orcutt
having come hero in 1873 and having
been iu business In this olty for the
put four years. Ho has an extensive
acquaintance throughout the woat , and
haa been a loading member of the
largest dry gooda hoiiEo in thla city for
Bovoral years. Mr. J. N. ( Jaaady came
hero from D < JO Moinca In 1854 and bo-
canio a partner'in tha firm of J. P. &
J. N. Cusady in the year 18G5 , and hia
an eye to business. Tbla firm will be
ono of the strongest and ablest busi
ness houses Iu the west and wo predict
for them a brilliant bnsluosa caocr.
On Sunday night as street oar No. 1
of the city rallwty WM crowing BOIEO cf
the Northweatern'a switched , it jcraped
the track and came nnar going over the
embankment before the team could bo
topped. Fortunately tbo ladles went nil
In car No. 3 , which was only a llttlo be
hind , and ao no one was acared. Tbe car
waa soon pulled out on tbe track and all
went well.
Rev. 8. I. Ferguson , Five Points
Mission , New York , recommends St.
Jacobs Oil for rheumatism and other
painful ailments.
Our Now Loan ana Improvement Co
Investigation Into the matter con
vinces us that one of the moat equita
ble , reasonable and feasible plans of
building houses Is that proposed and
in operation by the Mercantile Loan ,
Trust and Improvement company of
ibis city. By investing in shares In
thla Institution , which is backed by
come of our best and moat rallable
business men , it bocomoa posilblo and
comparatively easy for a man of mod
erate means to aeoa.ro a comfortable
homo for himself and family. In tak-
ing"a certain number of ahares , ot a
certain monthly payment , In a few
years a man can own a house
of his own for about the sama na
ho pays monthly for ront. We
believe the Mercantile Loan nnd Truat
company , by organizing and opening
up for bnsinCM , having lillod u long
felt want'In Council Bloffi. Tholr
plans and system of loana will boar
the moat careful scrutiny and exam
ination , and wo have no hesitancy in
pronouncing them reasonable and
equitable , and backed by gentlemen
of honor and integrity. As the com
pany exists It becomes at onoo an In
stitution of value and credit to our
city and these who dealro homes.
Their president Is T. A. Klrkland ,
vice president , Judge Peake ; sec
retary , I. R. Beery ; treasurer , Ool.
Beebe , and their oflloo is In the base
ment of Shugwt's and McMahon's
now block , comer First avenue and
Pearl street. jan27ly
"M Wfc IEWM
JILJP JH *
A Specialty of Fashionable aud Durable
AND THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
CONSISTENT WITH FIRST OLASS GOODS IS OUR OLAiM.
PLEASE CAU- AND KXAM1XK OUH
P > 1
< * t I
IN LINJ3 OP
Boys' ,
Cirl's ,
Children's
pnfWQ A ion QUOTFC !
JjUUlD Mil bflUJlio ,
f-j We ask tbo attention of the public. Our
place is
Anil tbcro Uhcro you will always Hud us.
Z. T LINDSEY & CO. ,
412 Broadway , Council Bluffc. \
Triw
i
Wtat Side Square , Olmrinda , / 1OWA-
DUQUETTE , GUIBEET & CO. ,
( Succotfflors to EHB & DUQUETTE ) ,
and 18 Pearl-st. , Council BIu.Tsi , In.
M. GALLAGHER ,
G-IROOIE KIE3S
Now Store , Fresh Good * , Low Priccw , Pollt'o Attendants.
Firsf DporhEaBt of the Metropolitan Hotel , Lower Broadway
PETER C. MILLER
,
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL
AND WINDOW SHADES , PAIBTINB IN ALL ITS BEANOBES ,
FRE COINGIN MODERN STYLES , „
TITLE STRACT 0 F FIOL
.
. ' . .
wy. itcsj'KracEi.aai & < a cc >
uands and Lots Bought aud Sold.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW HATES.
Wl'AEDSS PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS
OUIiGiL BLEIFFS
M. T. DAVIS , "President. N. B. EASTON , Socy.
J. 0. HOFFMAN , Vioa Proa. 0. HULBURT , Adjnotor.
fliSURAgl
jan27ly"M
InsuiesLive tock Against Loss by
Offlop , 103 Foarl Btroot ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA.
The only company in Iowa that will Insure
your stock against lots from any cause whatever.
Owners of Stock will , consult their own Intornt If , when
Insuring . tholr Stock tucy a-f thai thn policy Includes ell .
.ho Josses thry may have , ind bo ea'isflcd with nothing tea *
For further tnfonnatlcn call on or address
B , Li. SMITHj Local Agent , - - - - Office , No. 9 Main Street.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
, THE LEADING DEALER IN
EC .A. I 3E& 3O
887 Broadway , Council 'Bluffs , Iowa ,
AfHTTNF.HV For Engines , Boilers , Castings , Repairs and
AUJLLlll JQjJLV 1
Panfl Orders to JOHN GILBERT , Mannfioturer ,
. .
Corotr i fairest nd 8th Avenue , Council BluB * Prompt attention tj crlors. Th S
Woikm nthlp und Beuonable charjjoa tub U
That naver lequlie crlmplntf , * \ Mra. J. J. OwOd'a U lr . Store , t ptlcee norei befero . touched by
r other hair dealor. . Ao ) a full rtne of enltchte , etc. . roaily reduced prlcee. Also gold.
Ter and colored now. W vo made from IvJIte' . own tali. Do cot fill to c&ll'before . . . purchaalnj- ,
l ewhtr ( . All yoalt wuianted M represented. . 11H8. J. J. QOOU . .
Sl ! U in etreei. Council BluDe. low *
COUNCIL"BLUFFS SPECIAL
HOTICES.
NOT1UK. Bpwul advertlMmunw , tac
Lee , Found , To Lo&n , For 3 1 , To Real ,
WanU , ItonriUnsr , etc. , wilt be Inserted la thti
column at the on rtta ot TEN CKNTB PKR
LIKE for the Brrt loMrtlon and ? IVK CENTS
PER LINK for e&ch aubteqneot Inwrtlon ,
Lc T6 kdr ertlxmenti at oai office , Mo. 7
Pearl Street , near Broadway.
Wants.
Wirtedbvayoungand enterptlsloK
AOEKOT , with cine , ) In o-nttu n ( trwn anil
lloor. Cmtla firnu.thM ait a
Counill Ulutli rcprtasnlit ve ihoiiM aifilre
JOilNDOE , 71'enrlS' .
ANTKD A good cook. 0-11 at f13 Main
W air set , MIIS. A SVOOHi
) To leife an tl < ht or ten room
WANTKl vithniodnncontccltncei acd In *
toed looitlon. Address Jcf. 0\rinein , Jr. , l'ix-
ton H use.
ANTKD Everybody In Council Bluff ) lo
W to Uko Tin liii. 20 cents per week , de
llvered by cairlcrs. Office , No I Pearl btrcel
near Prondway.
For Halo and Rent
EOU BENT.
"QASTURAQE 1,000 acres of first c'a ' > s ujaind
J patturo for r < nt lor 81.CO per acru for K'osa
if ISbS. well feoced In two eaclotures ol kbiut
6CO d COO aero , ltb abindaxeoIlUlnj witer
In racb , Edtrancf to b Hh fj mllta north otcl'y
limit' . Wlllaa.ilea e&2 acres i mile eait of
icaf and dumb aiyluu , well fenced and watered.
If not leased by April 15 will pisture stock by
Mtion 01 month , and keep a good roan In charge.
Enquire ol L. 1 > JUD30N , S23 JJroa < Jwa . or
1,003 Sixth avenue. JlarC-dtl
BEES In poeiagM ot a hundred at 8ie
OLD package at Tai Bu offlce , No. T Pearl
i tree I.
i N offlee , mo tadvant lteocaly ritnated , offera
A. dMk room In return fof tenJeoa : gas , fuel ,
eio. , fumlthed. AddreM , "Offlce , " Bu office ,
Council Bluff * .
yet ci TEK x v aci a
Offlct Old eaTli bank ,
OO UV OIL BLUFFS Town.
MORGAN , KELLER & oo , ,
.
Tlio dnrat iiuilltf a id largest stock west ot
Chicago o ( > * uodcn and Jletalic Cues. Calls at
tended to > t all hours. We dIv cumpetltlon a
quality of eoatla or prices. Our Mr .Monran ha *
genoaanu'iuerakurfor forty Ji-ars tuvl thoroughly -
oughly unoumtuiUa his nusMuws. Warerooma ,
311 Ur-.oawi.y. Ul-aoUirEHMJO In all IU
branches oromntly attended to a'eo carpetla
Ing ana laumrcqulns. i'clejfraphic oiu uia or-
dcra filled \vithoutilelay. _
ruoa. orricik. w. a. M. rci T.
UM'luMb ' ! } © PURIFY
OonncU Bluffs , Ia ,
Established , - - I8B8
Ooalera In Foreign rd IHimcotla Ezchoac *
kwProildu . Vice Pw 't
TT. S. Diarau , Bee. and Treat.
THE NEBRASKA
DO
Lincoln , Neb.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Oorn Planters Hrrrowa.Parm Bollerai
Hfty Batcee , Booket EUeratlOB
, .
We an prepared to do Job work tad nuratM
tunif for other parties.
Addiwsal ori'ua _ _ _ _
to tie f.W ltL KAKOfAOTOIUia