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The Daily Bee.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Wednesday Morning , March 27
UB80R1PTION BATES :
f Ctriler , . . . . . SO cents per week.
BftlMI . . . . . . 110.00 per Trai ,
Offloo : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near
roadway.
Borne one always' in the office.
MLNOR MENTION.
See Joseph Ileiter'i spring styles.
Additional local on seventh paste.
A child of PMccnger Conductor John
Hawkins , of the 0. B. & Q. road Is lying
in * > very critical condition.
The annual meeting of ( he pew holder ;
of the St. 1'aul Episcopal church will tab
place this evening In the church.
S. W. Hopkins , president of tb
Council MluTs water works , It expected to
be here in a few day * ,
The case against Mr. Marcy for vie
Ution of the ordinance of which we made
mention yesterday , cost the gentleman
J7.GO.
J7.GO.The
The case of Lewis vs. Stewart and W.
W. M&ttln M Interveter baa been inbuilt-
ted on written stipulation and will be
* rgued before Juttlce Vaughan to-day.
Chris. Strnub la at work on the exca
vation upon his lot on Main street pre
paratory to the erection of a large four
story brick building ,
In the Lig land case from Ureicent
City , which WAS before Justice Abbott
Monday , the court recdered Judgment In
favor of the defendint.
Mr. Elwell , ot the United States ex
press , Mr. Morgan ol the Glebe and a
couple of other gentlemen , started for a
hunt ont to Car lake.
A case of some interest and peculiarity
will come before Justice Abbott next Sat
urday , In which Sarah Berry has entered a
complaint gainit Alfred Berry for asiault
and battery.
KIrtie , Infant ion of Mr. John Hugh ,
died yesterday morning at 3 o'clock and
the body went weit last night to Denver ,
when the little form will be laid away in
its last resting place.
The Council Blnffi driving park and
fair association , who bold their spring
meeting from May 22 j to 25th , and fall
meeting from Sept , lOtn to 14hnreis | ulp ?
their stockholders admission ticket * to
members of thejassodatton.
Mr. II. J. Upton , of Plerc * . Neb , , a
prominent farmer of that vicinity , was
married to MIii Mattlo Clauion , of Mt.
Ayer , low * , at the consultation and pri
vate office of Justice Vaughan.
Dr. Poulion , after having traveled
over California seeing its sights and beau
ties , will return to thin city the lint week
in April. Will come via Fort Worth ,
Tens , the Hot Spring * , of Arkansas , St.
Louis and Xiniti City.
Marv Darling WAR having a darling of
a time yesterday suing Jerry Folaom for
the recovery of three hogs which Mary
claimed she bad raised. Wo are unable to
ay how Jnjge Abbott may decide about
those hogi and Mary's claim , but if Mary
raised these hogs shn Is juat aa much en
titled' ' to them aa Mary was to her little
Iamb.
Colonel Dudley , countel for the Corpse
check mm , MM Nell ) , thinks the belt
way to break this confidence business li to
turn his man tooie and request him to go
at a missionary to some foreign land. This
might do If he could give any assurance
that hbi client would not. find some de
ceased brother over there.
Fred Nelll , the confidence corps.0 man ,
whose Okie comesup again > to > dajrvwlll
likely try h agtln ot'afcgnViauApc ( n
ordsr tahaj * tyta't ) jtp jfffiqlwHx .treoover1
from hli gtieiVthajk ha-mayibVabU ) to-look ,
the court * and wik M 'f ' lie face iqd lay
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"J'Uero X > mjwjth < raf'on * pjejk1 except f hat
Col. Dudley maytbAYa'to.Bay ! fa Jbfthilf o <
-Tlu btlet.la-tlieDtiatl Geo. Keeilne ,
applicant ag ln | | > lUJe city of Council
Tllufli hat , bee0 j > jwp.ed ready , lor 'the
September , trm oj thfc pupremt .court by
counsel for applicant > Col. Jvflatly , Thi
suit Is about the. street opposite the rtsl
denca ol KeellnB1 * , andt Is of Interest to
the citizens In .that partj ol the city ,
'SquIre.GIttlh f , o ( Boomer township
aays the farmers of that township are
owing some , heat , and a great deal o
Brass iced owing to the fact that the coun
try Is being extensively settled up and tb
people are qbllged to provide pasture fp
their stock to the raising of which the pee
pie are beginning to pay more attention
finding it more profitable with leas chancoi
for loss than the usual purinlt of agricul
ture.
TCeva li. P. McMenomy has bad the
ground measured off preparatory to start
ing the foundation fpr the grand Cathollo
Cathedral "in this.city , to ooit not lei ,
probably , than 950,000 ; this is an enter.
prise which no doubt-will meet with much
faror throughout | northweiiUra Iowa Nad
two rMions , it will be an Institution which
will beef , value to the tyatholio denomina
tion In this part of the -state and to our
city ai a building pf beauty and yalno.
While It ( It ' to be hoped that the
Union Pacific railway company will pijt on
another train and ran it nearer to the bur-
inesi portion of tpa city , it does not lessen
the fact that a wagon and street 021
bridge across the raging waters of thai
muddy and murky itream would materi
ally facilitate the immense tratuo whlcl
dally takes place between the two cities
much to the advantage of both , nnd es
peclally to the business Interests and pee
pie of Council Bluffs , and we can see ni
good reason for delaying It unless it Is t <
let the Union PaclBo continue to monopo
Ike the entire Intoresti to the detriment o
our people.
The following named gentlemen wer
elected vestrymen of the St. Paul Kpiscc
pal church of this city , on Monday : E
O. Bloomer , Horace Everett , Thorns
Bonman , A. W. Street , Robert Perclvi
H. O. Cory , Marshal Key , Joseph Lyrnati
W. J. Hancock , John Henthorna , J. T
Stewart , J. N , Baldwin and A. I
MoCnne , The meeting wai attended b
large number of ladles and gentlemen
Ut former exerchlnj with the gentleuui
thl right of suffrage , that being the law o
tbe church of Iowa , Thece gentlemen ar
all prominent citizen , nd will Insure the
continued prosperity of this church and
Its organltatlon In this city ,
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10J IbsASugar. . . . . . . . $100
7 IbsArbncklo'sO irae.llbpgs 1.00
G RAll kfgs Ilonoy Drips Syrup 1 76
3 Iba A No. 1 Japanoao Ten . 1 00
25 bars JAB. Kirk's Soap 1 Ot )
Beit Kaunas Winter Wheat Flour ,
oat , $3 , All brands Lnsk's California
Can Fruit , per can 25o. at
J. P , Flint MI , 200 Up. Broadway.
Fen SAIE At a bargain , two chooao
vati and fixtures. Address 2,301 ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa. fob27-tf
Dr. West , Dentist , 14 1'carl atroot.
PBttUONAL *
THE IJEtfofllce received a pleasant call
yesterday from Mr , A , H , SlgRlns who la
a member of the bar from the Keystone
state , Mr. Biggins la looking over the
west with a view of locating permanently
in Homo largo city whore ho can practice
his profession , and engage In other legiti
mate enterprise * . He exprcieot himself as
highly pleased with the appearance of the
Queen City of the Missouri nlono ,
S S. Hawkers , of Hastings , Iowa , wna
a pleasant caller at this cilice , atil compli
mented TIIK BKK very highly on account
of Iti accurate market reports of the Chicago
cage , Omaha and Council Bluffs markets
found in each Iisuo , Mr , Hawker is the
commission man and buyer of hides , furs
and pelts In that thriving city.
Glenn Clancy , an old resident of this
city , starts next Monday with a team for
Northern Nebraska to look for n home.
His many friends will miss his jolly fuce
and ways , and all wish him prosperity in
the new field bo seeks for n homo.
A. T. Jennlng , of Woodbine ; J. Amdt
from Missouri Valley and John Cooper , of
Hamburg , nro among the largo number of
guests at the Pacific ,
Judge Love , of the southern district , and
Judge Shiran of the northern dlttrict of
the U. S , circuit and district courts , opened
up yettorday morning.
Chss. McKenzle , Dunlap Sidney , K. H.
Unnh and L. W. Ilnssdl , of Olonwood ,
help o make up the throng of Iowa arri
vals atthe Ogden.
D , N. Honu , the agent for the Calafor-
ila Emigration company , is In Chicago
ooklng after the Interest ! of his company
n ( he east.
EWimple and wife , from Mapletoo , are
laying at the PociUo Jiouse , while Mr.
iVomplo is engaged on the United States
pandjury.
Mrs. H. 8. Hart and Mica Ada Evans ,
if Avoca , are registered at the popular
) gilen , house where the weary traveler
An rest.
A. Anderson , with a largo number of
ithor gentlemen from Dos Molnes , are
eating at the Pacific during the senalon of
he United States court.
A. P. Worsley , S. G. Herman and Tim
' 'Iiihor , of lied Oak farm , are securely
aunchod at the Ogdon. *
Ben Newman , formerly of this place ,
mt now of 0naha , waa attending to bust-
iesa In the city.
H. 1C , Live , brother of Judge Love , ia a
most at the Ogden houie.
Major A , 11. Anderson , at one tlmo a
: ondclato ! for congress , Is in the city at-
ending U. S , oourt ,
Hon. J. 8. lluanols , U. S. district at-
, ornoj , itops at the Ogden while attending
lourt.
Joe Dipaon , balling from the land of
Walnut , lives at the Pacific.
N. E. Starrett , of Clark , Neb. , is starring -
ring it at the Pacific.
II. H. Reed , of Marion , and L V7.
Stewart , of Mamouth , arc at the Pacific.
W. W. Williams , of Atlantic , la a stay
) r with the Pacific.
W. W. Pierce and wife , of Villleca are
itaylnp at the Pacific ,
' J.'W. McGee , wllo and child and John
Mason and wife , all of Avoca , are to be
fonnd a.t ( ho Pacific ,
R. Clart 'registered at the Pacific from
Pueblo , Colorado ,
O. E. Pen and U. R. Van Pelt , from
La Man , are regescored at the Ogden.
8. M. Peek scrolls his name quite loci-
bly on the O den house register from Oln *
clnnatl.
J. M. Strahan and W. H. Summers ,
from Malvern , are at the Ogden house ,
H. M. Kellogg , a prominent attorney
from Des Molne > , Is at the Ogden House.
Judge Love , I he ( J , S , Dlitrlct Judge ,
Is staying at the O den ,
W. H. Baker , P.'attsraouth , Nebraska ,
istieadlng the pavements at the BI ffg ,
and eating at the Ogdeu.
Ed Hunter , of the thriving lltrtle city of
Corning , rests at the Ojden ,
* Drnggsts ! say that LydU E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound la the best
remedy for female complaints .they
ever hoard of. '
Old Settlors.
Samuel Batomn , Sr. , I. M , Bulg
ier , Samuel DIgglo , now of Union
Grove , Elizabeth Mock 'Line ' , widow
of John Mack L\uo and Henry Glt-
ting , Esq , are .tho only ones loft from
among the original organizers ol
Boomer township , In this county ,
Mr. Glttlng settled there just thlrtj
yoara ago Ewtor Sunday , and for the
past twenty-two yoara has ( ftijlatod ai
a jnatlco of the peaoo In that town
ahlp. During this tlmo Mr. GUtlnf
has accumulated a line property , am
the surroundings , of a pleasant am
comfortable homo , boaldes establish
Ing for hlmeolf the reputation of ai
hone tl upright man In all hlo deal
iugs and transactions , and has rMsod i
family which Is a credit and honor ti
himself and lady ,
Brown's Bronchial Troches will rellev
llronchltj. . Asthma , Catarrh , Consump
tlve and Throat !
diseases. They are use
always with good success.
DlBtrJot'and Circuit Courts.
The United States courts oonvonoi
.this morning with Judge Love an
Shira on the bench , U. S. Root , H
K. Lovett , clerk , and Marshal Kej
deputy clerk , present. The gran
jury waa Impaneled and la compose
of the following named gentlomec
W. A. Wood , foreman : Ohas. Bnlloos
W. L. Dean , T , H. Morgan , W. I
Blgga , James Davii , A. 0. Reck , E.
H. Armstrong , J. Arndt , E. Peako ,
Josnph Ithodo , E MoKIn , S. S.
Boner , E A. Wcmplo , F. J. Mo-
Nauohton , Stop'ron Kln r , K. T.
Scholz , J. M. Strahan , J. Q Archer ,
W. F. Bobyshell.
A largo docket is on hand , and
qulto a number of important cases will
probably bo trie d The court barely
got organized yesterday , only listening
to a few motions from attorneys , of
which a largo number are in attend
ance from the loading cities of * the
state.
cloaks , coats , stockings'
and all garments can bo colored suc
cessfully with the Diamond Dyes ,
Fashionable colors only 103.
Postofilco Ctmngeb
In Nebraska and Iowa during the
week ending March 24 , 1893. Fur-
niahod by Wm. Van Vlook , of the
poatoffico department , for the BEE ;
NKBRAbKi.
Established Arthur , Knox county ,
James Draco , postmaster ; Lexington ,
Franklin county , Samuel Betting , pest-
manter ; Medicine , Lincoln county ,
Wilson 0 , Furnish , postmantor , Sur
prise , Butler county , J nines Bryant ,
postmaster ; Welgand , Kuox cjuiity ,
Leonard Wolgand , postmaster.
PcatmastcrH Appointed Berg , Buf
falo county , J. L , Blue ; Ooresco ,
Sanndors county , Joseph Teaohman ;
Fort Cftlhonn , Washington county ,
B. K. Fonuor ; Mead , Saunders county ,
Uhas. Ostenborg ; Ord , Volley county ,
Jos. n , Capron.
IOWA.
Established Socor , Hard In connty ,
Seth W. Toah , postmaster.
Poatmastera Appointed HilMdalr ,
Mills connty , Wm. H. Ballonliberty- ;
villo , JofTerson county , J. W. Fry ;
Rippey , Greene connty , John Bhh.
Satisfactory Evldeoco.
J. W. Graham , Wnolesalo Druggist , of
AustinTex. , writes : I have been handling
DR. WM. HALL'S BALSAM FORTUE
LUNUS for the past year , and have found
It one of the most salable medicines I have
ever bed in my house for Coughs , Colds
and oven consumption , always giving
entire satisfaction. Please send ma one
Rrosi by Saturday's steamer. ,
Giindlncr Corn and Cob Together.
National Lire Stcck Journal.
There have boon a great variety of
oplnloni expressed upon the value of
the cob gronnd with the corn , many
supposing it to bo Injurious to the
coattnqs of the stomach , oven in
horses , and the pigs stomach has boon
thought by some to bo Incapable of
managing such hard material aa the
scales of the cob ; but wo long since
experimented with corn and
cob meal , and found all
these advorao opinions merely imagi
nary. We have fed it largely both to
swine and horses , and never saw any
ill effects from it , but , on the contrary ,
found H a healthier food than clour
meal. The advantage of grinding the
oob and corn together Is not nltogeth
er in the nutriment of the cob , bnt
beoauso the cob , being a ooaraor and
a spongy material , gives bulk ,
and divides and scparaton the
Quo meal , DO aa to allow
a tree circulation of the gastric julco
through the masa in the atomuch.
Oorn meal , when wet Into plastic
dough , is very solid , and not easily
penetrated by any liquid ; and when
pigs are fed wholly on corn meal , they
cften suffer with fovorln the stomach ,
because the meal lies there too long
nndlgested.
If yon are not married , write the Mar
riage Fund and Mutual Trust Associa
tion , Cedar Rapids , Iowa , for circulars
explaining the plau. fC-Sm ,
Nothing builds np shattered consti
tutions BO quickly aa Brown's Iron
Bitters.
Our New Lioou mm' improvement Co
Treat' landf Inipri vo'rnont ' 'company ' 'tSf i
this cfty. By ( inVeattca'in's'hatoa ' in1
thla ilnstilutlQD/iwhlcbjfla babkod/byj
some of ! oat .beat j and moat tellable
business men'it-becomes possible and1
oornparatlvqly easy for a man of mod
erate meansr to secure a comfortable' '
home for himself and family. In taking - ,
ing a certain number of shares , at a
certain mqrithty , p'aymont , la a few
yean' a man" can < own ' a house
of his own folf "about the sams M
ho ipays mbnthly for ront. Wo
believe the Mercantile Loan and Trust1
company , by organizing and opening
np.for bnshifB , having filled a long
felt want In Council Bluffs. Their
liana and system of loans will boar
he most , careful scrntlny and exam
ination , and wo have nb hesitancy in
ironounolng thorn reasonable and
qultableuand backed by gentlemen
if honor and Integrity. As the com
pany > exists it 'boooraco at once an In-
sti aUon ofvalue and credit , to our
clty. and those .who dealro , homes.
Thelt , president- , T. , A. Kirkland ,
vice 'president' .Judge Poake ; BOO-
rotary , I. R. Bde'ryj , treasurer , Pol
BoObo ; and their omoo is In'tho base
ment of Shugart's and MoMahon's
now. block , corner First avonuo'and '
Pearl street , i r , { an2 ? > ly
COUNCIL : BIUKS SPECIAL
* NOTICES/-
advertisements , sue
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'lost , o\jnd , To Loan , JFor ( Sale , To Rout ,
WanU , Boardln ; , etc. , will b Inserted ID Uili
column at the ow rite ot TEH CENTS FEU
LINE for the first tniortlon und FIVE OENTt
PER LINE for ach subsequent Insertion
Leave adv erttsemonts at our ofQco , No. I
Pnarl Street , near BroaJway.
Wants.
AMASON by trido , anil ulllInK to work
almoit an ) thin ; , U eecklng a Job Addrcu
"Mnaon , " tlilaotllcc' .
" \1TANTED A gosd fiitt-cliss barber , towhor <
IT e ulllgUe a iwmanont Job , no ctln
need apply. Call on or d rcsi
,
Stkouuuloah , Iowa.
- nation by baker of 10 year
WANTED-S1 Call or addrees Oinalu hoii-e
Omaha Nebraska. 430-19 }
Evtrybody t. Council lilufli li
WANTED Tui Dsi , SO cents per e k , de
llverot by carriers. Offlce , . No I Pearl BUeel
near Broadway.
For Sale and Rent
SALE A peddlns wacon , > < good as
FOR at 709 BouthUafn | Strett bun.
TO RENT , From April l t , a pteuantly fur
nlihed salt of rooms , to gentlemen. 71
, LD BRKS In packagts 01 a hundred at SI
' a pukag * ai Tui Bu office , No , T P
it ? '
CASADY&ORCUTT
Will open on April 1st an elegant and com
plete
STOZRIE.
VT 502 BROADWAY , NEXT TO OFflOER & PUSBY'S ' BANK ,
They will carry a very
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and will keep a full line of
House Furnisihng Goods.
CASADY & QR'OUTT ,
502 Broadway , Council Blulfi , Iowa ,
TO CONSUMERS OF WATER.
The Council Bluffs City Waterworks Company hereby announces , that it will put
in Service Pipes to the curb of the street on the line of ita mains for all parties who de
sire to have connections made with the street mains before the Waterworks are com
pleted , and who will make application therefor to the company i
BEFORE APRIL 1 , 1883.
at the folowing prices , payable ia advance !
i Inch Service Pipe . $7 25
I " " r' . 8 50
f " " " . 9 75
J " " " . 1125
1 " " " . ' . . . . . .1300
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These pilots Include the cost of opening and clcslng the street , Upplcg tbo street water miln ,
furnlshitg and Irecrtiug con oration ccck , futnlshlrg and puttlrg in cxttft strong leal eerrlce pipe ,
( urnleh pK and puttii.f In curb step , strp box and coier complete , anomikltKall neccwaryron-
neitlons bctwron the street rraln and the curb ot the a'reet which are about one-half the cost
to the consumer ol doing the e&me work alter Uowaterwotks are completed.
In vlewcftho contcmplatad pavlnir of certain Gtroets In the city , pu tics are recommended to
make application Immediately at the office of the company ,
20
In order to oayo the necessity and avoid the Increated expense of breaking up the etrcoi after paving
has been done.
HARRY BIRKINBINB , Engineer.
Council Bluffs , Feb. 2G , 1883. , ml-dtf
NEWOOODS. NEW FIRM !
Nugent & Smith ,
.MERCHANT TAILOR
NOS. 7 AND 9 MAIN STREET , FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF AMERI
CAN EXPRFSS OFFICE.
ALL THE LATEST STYLES ,
ARTISTIC WORKMANSHIP.
DIRECTORY. MUNCH BLUFFS , IOWA.
n GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
U. | 18 MMn Street' d-17 Pearl Street.
M A V / GrecO
iflAA
J. M BARSTOW , M. D. Cor. 5th OTFIOK St. and ! 5tb Ave.
HO I C UIUITC OFFICE : Cor. Main and 5th , np-stalra.
ilili Ui tu ifnllCy Residence , 009 Willow Avenue.
NC 0 U 1 1 D 7 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
OUnjUn * . ) Offioo after February 15th , over American Eiproaa.
S. S. WAGNER , for funerals at reasonable rateo , No. 22 4th St.
J. M. ST. JOHN & CO , CASH BUYERS ,
Who csale butter , fffs , poultry &cd fruit. Ship to us. Drattby return mill. 148Bro dw y.
A DICDPC NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
HrlCllUE. . ) Cor-Main and First avonno.
PETHYBR1DCE & HERBERTS.
Q MITU CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER , Cor. 7th and
DP OBlll l Mi Broadway , Plans and Bpecificitlona furnished , '
Uf CUCDMAU In FINE HARNESS I haVe the Variet
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. that'brlngs patronage. 121 'Mala
CDAUCV MERCHANT TAILOR , Attutiu , wbrk
TiHMtly and Reasonable OnaVgoa. 872 Broadway.
FURNITURE , STOVES and '
Household applies , 303 Broadway ,
I IkinT P 'UftDT ATTORNEYS-AT LAW , James Block.
LIIIUJ Ot H"lB I i Practices.Intflta apd federal courts.
' Mann'fiFIno'-Fnmlture.Upholatorygoodi
/ OH
EOTnni/PTDT'P I I , UUsjGurtaiDg and Window Shadoa.SOO Vay-
Hides , Pelt * , Tallow and Grease ,
, OhlcagoifclSN-HalnSt. 0. Bluffi
UCATU BALED HAY , CORN , OATS ,
JD * BRAN , Etc. , 114 North Main Street ,
And bath house , 421 aud 423 Broadway. L , Sov
orolgu , Prop. , P. J. Montgomery , M , D. , Phy ,
A I A RJl D BOOT AND SHOE SHOP , No. 522 ,
i Cor. Broadway and Soatt atroote ,
VETERINARY SURGEON , Oftica
Bray's stable , No. 12 Scott street ,
HARRY LELAND , BROOKLYHCor. . Eighth and Broadway ,
PI UCUUCQOV Mannf of HORSE COLLARS , Tradosnp
UB l1l.l1lll.OOly piled , 8th St. , between Oth and 7th Avenue
linilOC SMITH & NORTONBroadwayopp. Nei
nUUOC , OperaHouse. Refitted. $1.81.60 per day ,
A I MAlinCI FURNITURE , BTOVEB , and GENERA !
Ui lYlHnULL , SUPPLIES , 325 Broadway
DE GAY & GASSEL CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS
, Comer Sixth and HuVell streets
SOIT ,
E
Z. T , LINDSEY & CO. , T
412 Bryadwftv , Oinnoll Bluff * , \ mTOA
1U > > A
Weal Side Square , Olorlnda / >
DUQUETTE , GUIBERT & CO. ,
( Successors to ERB & DUQUKTTE ) ,
aud 18 Pcarl-st. , Council Blu.Ts , la.
M. GALLAGHER ,
New Store , Frpih Goods , Low Prlceo. Polite Attondanta.
first Door East of the Metropolitan Hotel , Lower Broadway
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tebaly-sa-tu-th. _
PETER O. MILLER
WHOLESALE .AND RETAIL
'AND WINDOW SHAJES PAINTINB IN ALL ITS BRANCHES ,
FEESCOINGIN MODERN STYLES , JSSS ;
riTLE ABSTRACT 0 F FCE. !
JT.VET. . 1 XT I OR 3E3 Aa 3 CZ > .
Oands and Lots Bouht and Sold.
gW
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES.
NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS.
OUNCIL BLUFFS - - - - - - IOWA
II. T. DAVIS , President. N. B. EASTON , Secy.
J. 0. HOFFMAN , Vice Pros. 0. HULBURT , Adjuster.
MUTUAL IOWA STOCK INSURANCE CO.
Insures Live - took Against Loss by
THEFT OR DEATH.
Office , 1O3 Pearl Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA.
The only company in Iowa tbat will insure
yoore took against lots from any came whatever.
Owners o ! Sto k will consult their own Interett If , when
insuring their Stock , trey Src that ths policy Includes all
I the losses thy may hare , tnd be Ba'Isflcd with nothing" legs.
' For ( utthtr Informal Irn call on or address
'fflce.No
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MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
THE LEADING DEALER IN
337- Broadway , Oounoil Bluffs , Iowa.
For Engines , Boilers , Castings , Repairs and
MACHINERY
Fend Orders to JOHN GfUlKRT , Manufacturer ,
Corner i Street and 8th Avenue , Counc'l ' Bluffs. Piompt attention to orJori. The <
Workni' > nihlp and Ket'onabV cba'pen _ tea 10
HigUy-Brei Trotting Stallions ,
Owned by Dr. O. W. Archibald.
1883 SB ABO N 1883
NORMOWT D"k chestnut horso. 15
hands high , ( oaltd IBM ; biol by Gen. W. T-
Witheru , LexInfrtonKy ; by Almont , dun Nor
man Maid by lextndoi's Norman , the sire ot
Lulu , record 2:15 : ; Almont by Alexander's Abdul
lah , ulre ot Goldsmith Maid , r cord 2:14. : AI'
moot his sired 10 hones with rrcorda 11 V:30 : and
bct'cr. and 3 with records In 2:20 : and bitter.
GLEN WOOD Chestnut eorrel horso. 15
nds high , ( oaUdlHTG , bred by Pliny Nicholas ,
) . , Wc t Liberty , Iowa , by Wirele , dam a One
JOntocky bred micQlenwood Is a largo pow-
erlul 1ioijW-wt ; > lKlu llWp ; unds. hai great stle
and speed , and hia proven himself n most excellent -
lent sire.
Thest boric * poesesi rare Individual txcellence ,
and cholo ( brcedlnK. these highly bred stal
lions will rnake the tprlng season ot 1S83 at the
Ooonoil Bluffs 'Driving Park
Att351Eiob , to Ininro
For further Information Apply to
SAMUEL COLBUUN , Trainer ,
Council Blalla Driving Park.
mnrl3-dlm
EDWKi J , ABB01T ,
Justice ot the Peace and
Notary Public ,
SIGBrondway , CouncilBlufFs.
tnos. crricia. w. n. x. rosii.
OfflOEE & PUSH ,
XC.IS ,
Gonncil Bluff ! ! , la ,
Established , - - 1856
Dealers In Foreign and Domeitla Exchsagt
nd bom * seenrltle * .
S. E. MAXON ,
VL xv > o 3BK x yb xi a o ? .
Ofac * OTM MVtOf * b4Dk.
OOUNOIL BLUFFS , . . Iowa ,
MORGAN , KELLER & GO. ,
TheUnust quality a d largest , stock west ot
Chicago of M oodcn and Mctallc Cases. Calls at
tended to at all hours. We iktv competition n
quality of trooila or prices. Our Mr .Monran ha *
served as uuuertaker for forty jeers and thor
oughly uao niuuids his tiusmesa. ' Warerooms ,
311 Broadway. UPUOLBTEUDNG In all Its
branohna oroinutly attended to a'so carpet' la
Ing sno taniorcqulns. telegraphic aim uia or *
dtrs filled without iiolay.
1018 E J HAEDING H D
, , , , , , ,
Medical Electrician
QYNEOOLOaiST.
Dradaate ot Electropathlo Institution , Fhlla
delphla , Fenna.
Office Our , Broadway & Glenn Avo.
COUNCIL BLUFF8 , IOWA.
The treatment of all diseases and ptlnfal d
lenities peculiar to females a specialty
I , D IDMtmOSON , I. L. BUUCURT. A. W. STBSH
President. Ylce-lWt. Caghlei.
CITIZENS BANK
Of Council Bluff * .
OrganUed tinder the laws of the State of Iowa
FaldnpcapIUl t 75,000
AnthorUed capital „ SOO.OOO
Interest paid on time deposits. Drafts Issued
on the principal cities of the United States and
Europe. Special attention given to collection !
and correspondence with prompt retains
DIBSOTOU
J. D. Edmandton , R. L. Bhugart , J T
. W. Wallace , 1. W. Rodfer , 1. A .
A. W. Street.
MBB.E. J. HILT01M1 D , ,
PHYSICIAFAHD SUHCEWi
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