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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1883)
DA1LBEEGOUjKlili J5LlPJFS ) jOWA APJKIL 10 The Daily Bee. COUHCIL BLUFFlT Tueadftv Morning , April 10. iOBSORimON BATES ! BT Cdiner , - - - - - SO cent * per we k , /Mull . . . . . . 110.00 ftt Yaar , OSJoo : No. 7 Pearl Street , Neal roivdway.- Bomo one nlwnys In the office. MIMOR MENTION. Sen Joseph Rciter'i spring styles. Additional loa&l on seventh pa e. Store your stores with Derol & Wright. Fen SALK A car load of hone ? , at W. 0. Holland's Livery Sublo , on Main street , rlst Is Insane , and ho will RO to Sit. Flouant , to say the authorities. Jmtlcn Schurz Is ad Interim judge of the supieme court , Aylesworlh havhiK taken a brlot vacation. For complete unreliability , a certain p p r wo know of , and not very far away , Li becoming notorious. Tbo 0. , R. I. & 1' . H. R. brought In the Chicago run Monday with tbo usual heavy - all for the west. Judge Vaughan IB nt hcmo iiicV , Ikohteles auction was too much for onr tx > n > yorbul he is not seriously indlspoied , WAWTIU > ; Situation at any kind of work. I am n mason by trade , Address Henry Pilce , city , or leave word at BE * office. The' police are up to several little games of the orookr , and we will hear about the unearthing of n jewelry plant before long. George Blarlm , the popular shoe dealer on Sjuth Main street , has made ar rangement to accommodate the large stock of boots and thoea ho cipocta dally from the east. The Council Bluff * lodge cf the Iowa Legion til Honor have leased the Knights of Labor hall , and their meetings will be held there hereafter on th * first and third Saturday eights of each month1. ' Two follows calling themselves Tom Tough and John Puff , were on aipree Sun day night. The Judge thought they had broken the laws ot both Oed and man. So ha put on an extra fifty cents , Having no aoney they went to jail. p-Thcte is no earthly chance for Brusher or Lyons. They are sure o ! a term in the penitentiary. Such policemen at Edgar and Brooks are worth having , This is only one of a series of big" feather * they have put in their caps In tbo last few weeks. The names of John T. I'ultlwln nnd W. H. M. Puccy nra nut of tlio kind that newspaper malice can harm. Theie gen tlemen need not pay any attention to tbo parties who tro Inalrnotod to o pose them with the peccll BO IOCK as their course of life alters not. Mr. J , P. Vincent was in the city yen- tardily. Mr , V. is one of the chief men of the extensive works at Florence , near Omaho , known antho "cut-oil works. " Ho wants men nnd ho is paying liberally , alio a few teams are wanted , 800 ad.ln special column , Thrvt big hole in the ground on the astridoof Main street at the Junction with Pearl , meant ! that the Hon. D. 0. Bloomer Is going to build a , two-ttory brick block there. The excavation is nealy complete for the cellar , and a huge pila of brick nhovn up in front for ma terial. Now is the time to fix up your house , and when taking out the old oarpeU and old furniture , stoves , etc. , don't forget thtt A , J. Mandel it anxious to buy anything of value In that line , ad If you are Want- lag goods , remember that nevr and old bouse f drubbing goods are kept In "great variety by A. J. Mandel , 825 Broadway. In Jude Aylesworth'i hall of justice , PJerson vs. Swickard occupied the close attention of the court. A hundred dollai bone was the subject matter In dispute , The case was taken under advisement and the judge will renderhls decision whei he hu fully noted the weight of alt thi points made by the learned counsel. In Justice Abbott's court 8 , and J , Btonestreet appeared to answer the ohargi of felonious ! } appropriating the stall o life , or iti near relative sack of flour On the trial of the canse no trial wai had the proiecntlng wltnois fulling ti prosecute. The gunny sack which con talned the flour ot the family fint namec had no brand on It-hence It could'not b Identified , but * gunny sack it1 was unl verstlly voted was o new style rcoeptaol f r flour. . The article In ycstflrday'n f KK , In gard to L. Pratt , does great Injustice t that gentleman. Hon. W , F , Sapp calle yesterday , and stated that Mr. Pratt vrs aot arrested ; that he was his counsel , an that he acd Mr. Wright , attorney for tb Union Paclfia , had an omlcablo arroiigi mint , and as Mr. Pratt wished an Invest cation made they went on his bond. Mi Pritt claims that he has noteinbeule any funds , and la order to hare a thorong Investigation the above amicable arrang ment WM made. We are sorry we ha\ \ been the Innocent cause of an ? Injustice I Mr. Pratt. The boat Spring modlolno known that wonderful tonlo , Brotrn'a Ire Blttora. Those Imported birds nt Brackott are all singing nicely. Bargain * in Dry Good * . T am now settled in my now cioro c Main and Pearl atreete , eccond doi below the postoffioo , where I om nr pared to show yon aomo apecla ! Da gains In dry goods. Good , hone goods at the lowest piicBsposslblo , wi be my motto. I intend yon aball hai no excuse to cross the river for di goods. Standard Tnrlcoy rod tab damask , fast colon , forty cents pi yard. Linen towels , fifty eonts pi pair , worth eighty cente. Fine blue silks at 1,25 per yard , warranted n < to cat. Black and colored cosbmen la all grades at Omaha prises. 0 In and see. No tronblo to how good I will have In a few days a full line < patterns. Very respectfully , J. R. DAVIDSON. A friend to the rich and poor. . Medicine that strengthens and heal , I * Brova'i lion Bitter * . PEIIHONAL. Conductor Bond last night ran the CAD. non Ball out on the great Wabssh , The IMcn register dliplnyed names on. derthe heading ot Monday , as folio wo : D. S. Mint , A. W. Wood , A. T. Clave- land , Chicago ; W. I ) . Oilman , Kansas CltyE.V. ; . Hlbber.l . , Missouri Valley ] Wm. M. SmIUi , S. Link The Pacific house register gives us the following names for Monday's arrivals ; Oeo. W , Outer , Dei Molnes ; M. Hlley , Milwaukee ; E. K. Cadwell , banker , Dun. lap ; P. M. Keyes. Red Oak ; 0. 0. Bur roughs , Decatur , III. ; D. H. Feed , Mon- on , I , J. W , Goudon , Liveland , Col. John Llndt , the' gentleman who will K ° farther and spend tnoro money to help a soldier than any other gentleman we can think of , Is doing all he can to combine the soldiers and sailors by making them members of the soldiers brotherhood , the Grand At my of the Republic. Comrade Llndt will muster a post at Macedonia on the 20t Inst. The best preparation of Iron a dee < tor can pr.'Hcrlbo la Brown's Iron Bit tern , bocAUno It does not Inj are the tooth ca other Iron medicines will , Northern Nobmslca Lands. W. W. WiUlnco , oar coal dealer , jant returned from a trip through northern Nebraska , reports the country a beau tiful ono. Ho n ya , however , that tbo lands are largely In the hands of speculator's. This curse of now conn- tries shows Itself everywhere , and men who oxpoot to own land ahonld loae no tlmo in securing It before a monopoly prlao elands botwoou them and the heritage of the pooplo. Vo notlco the Marriage Fund , Mutual Trust Association , of Cedar Rapids. Iowa , highly spoken of In many of the lending papers of the state. "Money for the Un married" hoods their advertisement In another column of this caper. f5-Sm Fixed for The vlgllanoo of Jailor Shontz , on yesterday , enabled him to discover poaitlvo ovldonco of n serious plqt , looking tea contemplated jail dolovery. The prisoners had removed a certain lead fixture connected with the water cloaot arrangements , and at ( heir loiuaro had run it Into throe balls of suitable size. They covered those with buckskin from an old pair of gloves , carefully out and sowed , which being wrapped fwHh thread and far-/ nishod with A * loop foVtno wriut , made ft * most .formidable weapon of the sluugahot variety. It la moat fortu nate that this dleoovory wati'ao oppor tunely made , for tho1 slungthota were carefully hidden above the Iron roof , whore they wcro found , and were In readiness to b6 uaed on the heads cf thoiso who stood in the wayof an os- capo. Hommor'a Oowe. ythor White aaya that Mr. John Qdmmor'a oowa got out , and ho came down to the ponnd , oouoldorlng that , aa it was tbo duty of the poundmaator to gather in the stray bovinoa , ho would find his milkers thoroandwhon the cow border told him that ho would have to look further for his cows , ho wi a all broke up nnd considered the ponnd a failure. John aaya the ponnd Oktahca tbo cnwa thac hadn't ought to be caught , while the truant bovlnos seem to got away without any dlfil oulty. A The Blind There la onJy ono state institution for the education of the sightless , and it is called the Iowa college for the blind. Dr. J , F. Whlto , of our city , who la a member ot Its board ol trustees has just returned from ) th'o quarterly mooting at the college ! which is located at Vlnton , Benton county. Ho tells us that the institu tion ia In a very flourishing condition , with an increased attendance , bat that there la room for plunty more that should bo thero. The work boltg done is one of great benefit to tho'un- 'oftnnato individuals who Have "Ibal ; helr sight , and la highly appreciated by all who are Interested. The laal legislature appropriated money for th < employment of an oonllit. This hai boon done and his work is quite a'atis 'aotory , ho having operated oncoess 'nlly In numerous oases. Orlm. Oon. There Is domestic infelicity In th family of Mr. Charles Carroll. Charley loy tolls us that his wife his left hi bed and board to yo after other mo and that during the absence ot he Hogo lord she has been playing Eliza bcth to a Becoher kuom us ' Unole and who ia a huoketnr by profosslo and a bad man generally , BJr. Oai roll hue sold hlu household gooda an la all broken up Whether thla 1 truth or fiction wu know not but Ohm ley ia vouched for as a good man an true. Grand Larceny. Ohiof Fields Is stocking op the p < lloo headquarters In good ahapo. Di asaortmont of ready made olothlnf. boots and shoos , although not largo , I ol exoollsnt quality , and having boo secured without money , It will bo , dli posed of without price to Its lawfi owners when the same have been nscei talned. It aooras that the 0. B. & Q freight cars have been raided more o leas for months paat. A dotooth waa employed to work np the oaao be no duo waa obtained until a youn man named 0. W , Lauderorn came t Officer Sagarand told him that h waa offered a ault ot clothes by a part that talked and aotod very strangely Edgar imolled a long tailed rodent and told the chap to make his pui ohaaca andjho would shadow the thlol After skirmishing around for houri the dealer in ready made clothing an plciously on tearing something , n fused to take the customer to th place where he had the articles planted od , but said that ho would brln him a suit and told hli that * a widow woman wit a sixteen year old boy kept the fenoi or theft's place for hiding goods , bi that the old woman was hona enough , and It wouldn't do to Ul him there. This was reported I Edgar , and he then know whore tl stuff was/ although the Informatk ; 1- , . was given without name nr location to guide him , but a thorough policeman don't rcrjnlio much of a hint to net upon Ldgar then secured the as sistance cf Cilier Brooks , and to gether they watched proceedings until the fruit waa rlpo for picking ; then they put the Ircua on the thief nod the informer , the latter arrcat was a blind , and safely caging the blrdr , questioned the thlof about his accom plices and found that Theodore Lyons , yard watchman at the 0. B , & Q , freight yards was a partner. In half an hour "Big The , " as ho is called , had the exquisite pleaauro of being a prisoner on the charge of grand larceny and then they took him to the house where the gooda were ntorcd , and after dllllgent aoaroh they found an old barrel in the cellar , pretty woil filled with calf skin boots. Farther search revealed a big gunny sack filled with clothing of the best quality. Another man , name unknown , woo evidently more interested than an honest man could bo , and ho waa In troduced to the hand cnfla. The thief registered aa Charles Brnab. "Big Tho" waa a very honest and much abused man until the jailor found In bla pockota the taga ho had taken from the clothing , then ho broke down completely. 'When People exchange ) social greetings , couvlvlalty is oromoted by a glnss of "Hub Punch. " This admirably prepared punch , impromptu , Is delightful cither with water or lemonade. Replenish your sideboard with it. It dooa aoern to un from Braokott'e display on the sidewalk last Saturday that ho had baby carriages enough to supply the onliro state of Iowa , and part of Nebraska too. Doings of the Olty Oouuoll. The mayor and five aldermen re sponded to the roll call at the city building last evening , Alderman Mo- Mahon being the abaont member. After the ordinary preliminaries a number of bills for labor wore read and allowed , all other bills being laid ovor. ovor.Tho The petition of A. 0. Graham for thn fixing of the olrcna licenses at $150 was referred. The petition of A. 0. Graham for certain privileges In the way of Im provements was referred' . The petition for the Improvement of Indian creek , by piling the places whore the banks are washing away , waa referred to committee of the entire - tire council. k' Mr. E. L. Shugart addroaiod the oonnoll In favor of a brick circular iwor along tbe crock. 1A petition for the right of way along Union avonno for the Union Pacific , and proposing to deliver freight and pasaongufft on Broadway , at Ita junc tion with Uuiou nvonuo , waaproHontod , and on motion a committee of throe uldormon and throe cltlzene , including the mayor was appointed to Investi gate the matter and report. A dlBonsslou of the question revealed - voalod objections to the nbandonmont of that avonno to any railway , but a general doairo wan uiulfeatod that Bomo other route should bo oolootod. The following commlttoo was ap pointed : Aldermen E. L. Shu gart , A. M. Pdlmer , and E. 0. Graham , in conjunction with the committee - mittoo on streets and alloys from the city council. A petition for a lamp peat and a oonplo of sprinklers oamo up and was roforrod. Tbo bond of Oity Clerk Grutman wna presented and anproved. Bids for curbing and filling lowei Main atroet wore opened. Wlokham Bros , were the lowest bidder ou stone ] M. A. Moore waa the only bidder foi filling. Mr. Shugart urged expedition. The blis wore referred with power to act , The city attorney reported that the chief of the fire department held the bfilco for ono year and not during good behavior is provlonsly statod. The Bluff street "extension waa re ported adversely. 'Final action , post poned. Adjourned to the evening ot Mon day next. Brown's Bronchial Troches will relievi Bronchlti * . Asthma , Catarrh , Consump , lve and Throat-diseases. They are use < always with good suqoeM. sir-Millions of packages of the Dla mend dyes have been sold without i ilnglo complaint. Everywhere the ; are the favorite Dyes. COMMERCIAL. COUNCIL BLCriS MARKET. Corrected dally by J. Y. Fuller , mei ohandlse broker , buyer nud shipper c grain and provision * , 119 Pearl street. WHEAT -No. 2 spring , 7 < 5c ; No. 3,63 rejected 50o ; good demand. Coiuv-Dealers paying S3 : ; rejects , corn Chicago. 45o ; new mixed. * 8o ; whit corn , SSo , The receipts of com are lUhl OATS Scarce and In good demand ; S ; HAT 100@0 00 per ton. HTJB 40oj fight supply. Conn MKAL 125per 100 pounds. . , , 0 000 00. COAI/ Delivered , hard , 11 00 per toi soft , 6 60 per ton. Barren Plenty and In fair demam 26o ; creamery. SQc. Eods-JUady sale and plenty at 1 ! per dozen. i - ' , LAUD Falrbank'a. wholesaling at 13 PopMBT FIrmj dealers paying ISa p < pound for turkeys and lOo for chickens. VsQjcTABlks > P0Utoev45a ; colons , 60 cabbage * , 30iOo per dozen J : apples , 3 < @ 3 60 pcbarwl. . i t - City ( lour from.1 (50 tq 3 40 , , Buooua 2 00 ( < J3 00 per doien , " ' - BTOOK , OArr a 00 ® 3 60 ; calves 500@750. HOOB Market 'for ' hogs quiet , u tt packing bouses are closing ; shippers a : paying 5 60 to C 60. The grain dealers ara paying good prlci for corn. Farmers can get from 33 to 81 now and farmers will do well to tal advantage of those prices. The dealers continue to pay these price notwithstanding a marked decline at a the other poluts. _ The bone of contention among tl : medical fraternity can no longer t considered St. Jacobs Oil , since dru | gists whoso voracity can not t doubted , and eminent physicians 111 A A. Whlto , of Plttsfield , Moss give and corroborate their testimon cheerfully and without solloltatloi This speaks volumes. Provldenc ( R. I ) Democrat. Young man or woman , if you want b money for a small amount , insure In tl Mamag * Fond and Mutual Trust As o < aUon , Cedar llapida. Iowa. Car Now Lioaa um improvement O Investigation Into , the matter coi as that one of the most eqnlb &OROUTT Will open on April 1st an elegant and com plete STOKE. IT 502 BROADWAY , NFXT TO OFHOER & PUSEY'S ' BANK , They will carry a very and will keep a full line of House Furnisihng Goods. CASADY & . ORCUTT , 502 Broadway , Oonnoll Bluffs , Iowa. NEW GOODS. NEW FIRM ! Nugent & Smith. MERCHANT TAILOR NOS. 7 AND 9 'MAIN STREET , FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF AMERI CAN EXPRFSS OFFICE. AIiL'.lfHE LATEST STYLES , ARTISTIC WORKMANSHIP. DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA. JOHN BENO & CO , 18 Main GENERAL Street MEEOHANDI8E and' 17 Pearl Street. MAX MOHN , J. m BARS 8 OWf 111. l ) * > Oor. 6th St. nttd 5th Avo. U/UITC OFFICE : Cor. Main and 5th , np-stalra. JET ifnl I [ . Rraldonco , COO Willow Avonno. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE , NQ1H1MD7 ) Office after February 15th , over American ExproES. S. S. WAGNER , for fnnorah at reasonable rates , No. 22 4th St. J. M. ST. JOHN & GO , GASH BUYERS , Who'esale butter , CRR8 , poultry nnd fruit. Ship to us. Draft by return mall. 140 Broadway NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE , S. A. PIERCE , Cor. Main and First avonno. PETHYBRIDCE& HERBERTS. ket , 327 Broadway. 1 C QiilTIl CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER , Cor. 7th and Js Is Olfll I III Broadway. Plans and specificatlonofurnished * V W C I.nFF.EHARN SS IAa.v * h. ° variety that brings patronage. 124 Main street. M ° HAN ? BAILOR , Artistlu Work JAMES FRANEY and Reasonable Obargea. 872 Broadway , P OHII FURNITURE , STOYES and OC OUNy ' Household Supplies , 303 Broadway , ATTORNEYS AT LAW , James Block. LINDT & HART , Practices in state and federal courts. / O ftft Maun'f Fine Fnrnlture.Upholstory goods EOTflOI/CDT I I 04 UUi | Curtains and Window Shadas , 309 Byway. Hides , Pelts , Tallow and Grease. OBERNE , HOSICK& CO. , ChloiRO&16N MalnSt. 0. Bluffs QANITADIIIM And bath housa'42a _ ? ? 423 Broadway. L. Sov- orelgn , Prop. , P. J. Montgomery , M. D. , Phy. I A M D HOOT AND SHOE SHOP , No. 808 Broadway , opposite A l-nlflD | Union Avonne , second door above Metropolitan. Ill ARC OADV VETERINARY SURGEON , Office If MU t Until | Bray's stable , No. 12 Scott street. BROOKLYN MARKET , HARRY LELAND , Cor. Eighth and Broadway Mannf ( .f HORSE COLLARS , Trade sup P. J. HENNESSY , plied , 8th St. , between Gth and 7th Avenno. ItEVEBE. HOUSE. Opera Houso. Refitted. ? 1 , 81.50 per day. I MA liner I FURNITURE , STOVES , and GENERAL A Us lYlnNUC.L | HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES , 325 Broadway. O OAOOCI CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS OC UHvOtL , Corner Sixth and Hatkell streets. U A ! 1 V NEW AND' SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD , fli HLlflli GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD , 212 Broadway. ble , reasonable and feasible plans of building honsea Is that proposed and in operation by the Mercantile Loan , Trust and Improvement company of this city. By Inventing in shares in this institution , which is backed by some of our best atvl most reliable business men , it bccoiuvs posslblo and comparatively easy for a man of mod erate means to socnro a comfortable homo for himself nnd family. In tak ing a certain number of shares , at a certain monthly payment , in a few yuars a man can own a housa of his own for about the sams as ho pays monthly for rent. Wo bellovo the Mercantile Loan nnd Trust company , by organising and opening up for business , having filled a long felt want In Oonnoll Blufc. Their plans and system of loans will bottr the most 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 once on In. stitatlon of value and credit to onr city and these who desire homes. Their president Is T. A. Kirkland , vice president , Judge Peake ; sec retary , I. R. Beery ; treasurer , CoL Beabe , and their office Is in the base ment of Bhugsrt's and MoMahon's new block , come * Vint veanos nd Hlghly-Brei Trotting Stallions Owned by Dr. O. W. Archibald. 1883 . SEASON' 1883 NORMONT Dark chestnut hone. IS bands high , foiled ItfU ; bled by Gen. W. T Witter * . Lexington Ky ; by Almont , dam Nor man llau by Mexaiiclei'a Norman , the > tru o Lulu , record 2:18 : ; Altuont by Alexander's Abdul lah , giro of Oldsml h Maid , r cord 2:14. : At uont his tired to homes with records li > :30 am bcfcr , and 3 fith records In 2.H ) and b. tter. GLENWQQD-lhcstimtfotrtl horse. IS hau Bbigh , JoaT J1870 , bred by 1'llny Mct-olu K * | . , \Veut Liberty , Iowa , by Wipsle , dama flno K ntucky bred m.re , G cnwood 1 a largo | XIH erful horee , weighs 1,1(01 > undn. ha gnat btjle and ipcod , and hu jroien himself a mod. cxcoi lent sire. These horees poescsi rare Individual excellence nd cholcs brsoiiliiK. 'Iheaa highly bred ( tal 1 out will make the iprlng season of US3 at the Council Bluffs Driving Park At 135 Each , to Insure. For further information apply to SAMUEL COLBUHN , Trainer , Council Bluffa Driving Park. tniulS-dlm EDWIN J. ABBOTT , Justice ot the Peace and Notary Public. 11BBroadway , Council Bluff * . HA ASM & REDDISH Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. , 412 Bryadway , Council Bluff * , \ West Side Square , Olarlnda/ DUQUETTE , GUIBERT & CO. , ( Successors to ERB & DUQUETTE ) , W and 18 Pearl-st. , Council BIuTs , Ia , E. S. COLE & CO. , MANUFACTURERS AMD DEALEK8 IK ALL THE MOST IMFROVKD KINDS OP LIGHTNING RODS & ORNAMENTS. Use Wood and 1'on PUMPS. Wood Tubing and Gaa rlpo and Pumo fixtures , for both Wood acd Iron Pump * . Order * will receive prompt attention. . No. 004 S < uth Main Street. . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. tlS-eod'tS 1 Broadway Steam Laundry ! 724 WEST BROADWAY , A. C. LARSON , - - Proprietor. LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY. TITLE .A.BJTJ AJJ Jo ) f ! c L bands andLots Bought and Sold. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS. BLUFFS iOWA M. T. DAVIS , President. N. B. EASTON , Sooy. J. 0. HOFFMAN , Vice Pros. 0. HULBURT , Adjuster. MUTUAL IOWA STOCK INSURANCE CO. Insures Live Ftook Against Loss by THEFT OR DEATH. Office , 103 Pearl Street , [ COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA. The only company in Iowa that will Insure I your stuck aealnot lee B from any cause whatever. I Owners ol Stork will consult their own InUreit If , when ' insuring their Stock , tney trr that the policy Includes all Itholoefca they may haVe , nd be sa'lsfltd with nothing loss. _ | ror further Information call on or address \ ! . ' ffloe. No 9 Main Street. B. L. 8MJTH1. L\'ocal Agftnt. - - - - MRS. D , A. BENEDICT , THE LEADING DEALER IN 337 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa , DEVOL & WRIGHT , HARDWARE , STOVES , TINWARE 504 Broadway , 12 and 14 Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS. STOCK COMPLETE. PRICES LOW. We solicit your patronace and will make it pay you to trade with u * . Mall orders a specialty. Trompt attention and cloee prices. For Engines , Boilers. OaetinRB , Repairs ar > d MACHINERY. Fenfl Orders to JOHN GiLRRilT , Manufacturer , Corner a btreet and 8th Avenue , Council BluHi. Prompt attention to orJeri. The > Wotkmivnthlp nd Kea'onable ctiargea fob 10 COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTIOE. 8pcl l adTertlwrnenW , sue Los * , round , To Loan , For Sale , To Beat , Wants , Boarding , etc. , will be Inserted In this column at th * ow rate of TKN CUNTS 'PKB LINE for th * first Insertion and FIVK CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent Insertion. Lear * adr ertlwmenU at onr offlc , No. T Pearl Street , near Broadway. Wontn. To rent three unfurnlthel rooms In a Rood locality. Address Room , Bis office' office'WANTED Six good tallo-s , panta and cct WANTED , at Jamet r'ranej's , the Broad way m rciant 'alicr ' , First class ptlce liila. Coun cil Bluff * , low a. A4St \TTANTED A man to mOi ice cream , t A. W Loulo'a , 524 and K7 Urcaluay. Gocd \saecs will bvpald , Board aid room for wife and toy WANTED I am on the rotd Address , with pirtlculaia , "Board " Big Office. ANTED Ertrybody L Council UloOs lo to Uke Tni Dn , 20 cents per week , de ] Itvered by carrion. Office , No T Pearl 8tret < near Broadway. For Sale and Rent T OiT , t REWARD-On Broadway between Ij c'ty ' building and Blxth ttroet , or on Sixth o Kliteoth avrnae , a brown atch l o ntalolrje iDtlors and lacea Apply at OoIdUelo's tecocd hand furniture ttote , 633 Drjadwty. RRNT-From April 1st , a pleuantly fur- TO rl'tod salt 0 roonu , to gentlemen. 721 Frst Artnue. _ _ _ _ _ LD BKES-In pacxagei ol a hundred at Mo O a p ka aiTini Bti offlc , No. I Pearl ft U ANTED Ererybody to stcr * their store * W with D * H tad WilgW , KM Broadwajr. MQROAN , KELLER & GO , , flMPCJEJ Xt I The finest quality a id UrJLot etock west of Chicago ot Wooden and HetaH > Catea. Calls at tended to at all hours. We defy Competition n quality of roods or price * . Our Mr .Monran hat servea aa undertaker for forty ) i r and thor oughly UDoontaads bis husmeea. Warerooms , 311 Brcaaway. UPHCLbTEEINO In all Ita . . branchf uroraDtly attended to also carpet * la . - J Ing ano laniorequlns. Telegraphic aua uia orders - * * ders filled without delay , 511 ) n IBS , E , J , HAKDINQ , M , D , , * Medical Electrician AND GYNECOLOGIST. Qradaate of Electropathlc Initltutlon , Phlla delphla , Fenna. Office Oor , Broadway & Glenn Avo. COUNCIL BLnrrs , IOWA. The treatment of ill dlieties and tulntol acultlc * peuullar to ftinalcs a tpedatly inot. orricuu v , n. K. rusn. OFFICEE & PUSET , Council Bluffis , Ia , I85B Established , - Dalen In foreland Domattia
