T-T1K DAILi BEE-COOA'Oiij JJLUFFS IOWA APKIL 20
The Daily Bee.
COUNCIL BLUFFS :
Friday Morning. April 20.
UBSOBIPTION BATES <
/ Otnler , - - - - - SO cents per week.
Offloe : No. 7 Pearl Street. Near
MINOR MENTION ,
See Joecph Belter1 * prlnR etylet ,
Addition * ! local on Mventh paqe.
The city calaboose WM actually
wept out yesterday.
Biker and Farron appeared at
Dohny'a lost evening In the comedy of
Ghrii and Lena.
Yon ran no risk in baying goods at
auction at 102 Main street. Every
article exactly as represented , or
money refunded.
COLLECTIONS. Promptly attended
to by PotUwattamlo County Collec
tion Agency. Front oflloo , with N.
Schnn , over 410 Broadway.
At the Y. M. 0. A. rooms this even *
Ing there la to bo a mock trial , at
which "Judge" Booth is announced to
preside , and much fan li promised.
The Juvenile band gave a very enjoyable -
joyablo social party and ball at Bloom
& Nixon's hall last evening. Those
fathering are always happy ones and
well conducted.
The move to Indnco the railways to
give Conncll Bluffs bettor local depots
is a good one , The city certainly
merits bettor buildings and more ac
commodations of that sort.
The conCdonco men have not all
cleared the town , but they are keep *
Ing a little more shady than before
notlco was given that they would bo
Borostod.
Officer Olongh's boy was bitten In
several places Wednesday evening ,
and quite soverly , by a miserable
whelp who dashed out at him as ho
was walking peacefully along the side-
.walk.
.walk.Mrs.
Mrs. Annie Fredericks , of Mlndon
township , was yesterday adjudged In
sane , and last evening was taken to
Mt. Pleasant by Deputy Sheriff Olat-
torbnok. This is the second tlmo that
Mrs. Frederick's has had to bo placed
under treatment.
Attention is especially called to the
card of Harknets Bros. , which appears
elsewhere. They are showing their
nsnal enterprise , and their trade la not
only large , out growing. It will pay
purchasers in that line to Inspect their
took and got their prices.
There was a pleasant social given
last evening by the Congregational
ladies at the residence of Mrs , Samuel
Clinton , the entertaining committee
being Mrs. Otis , Mrs. Van Brunt and
Mrs. Nicholas.
The Council Bluffs Driving Park
association is bent on having a big
Fourth of July celebration hero as
well as a showing of speed , H. Else-
man , J. T. Stewart , D. F. Erdor ,
Thos. Bowman , and W. F. Sapp have
the project well in hand.
. The Boston Tea store is the only
one furnished by A , Louie with that
choice sugar cured venison , which ho
has prepared , and of which mention
Is made elsewhere. It Is the nicest
thing In that line.
The fire department added another
laurel and won fresh praise from oltl-
ttan by the promptness with which
they responded to the alarm caused
by the burning of the Wabash carpen
ter shop. It was a long , hard ran , but
it was well done.
A Louie has prepared about
2,000 pound of sugar cured venison ,
and It certainly is the nicest thing In
that line wo ever sampled. He cer
tainly has struck it just right , and
has already disposed of about all of It
that he can spare to dealers. The
success which has attended this effort
will lead him another season to cure
other varieties as well and In still
larger quantities ,
The Home for the Friendless is to
receive another benefit Sunday after
noon by a lecture , to bo given in Do-
hany's hall by Judge Plge , 6n "The
Scientific Aspect of Spiritualism. "
The lecture is to commence at 3
o'clock , and the admission li to be 25
cents. As Mr , Dohany generally
gives the use of the hall , all the pro
ceeds will go directly to the worthy
cause to be thus advanced.
The attempt to get the city to give
up Union avenue to the Union Pacific
seems to be weakening , and now that
the people have got hold of the facts ,
the opposition to the scheme is almost
olid. Many are desirous to have the
Union Pacific run up to Broadway ,
but they don't like to pay such a
heavy prior. Let some more practi
cal , tangible and equitable proposition
bo made , and then Instead of trying
to crowd some scheme through , let th <
citizens have tlmo to consider and dls
ouss it. Those who have nrged th <
city to hastily throw away thousand !
of dollars worth of property , shonli
take back seats or change tholi
tactics.
The Citizen's bank yoitorday hai
tolled In a new Dlebold bnrglar-proo
ate weighing 8,000 pounds. Th
weight on the floor at the octagon ooi
of the building strained the joist
there to the utmost , and It was feato
for a tlmO'that there would bo dam
age done. The joists settled onoug
to make it Impossible to open tb
doors loading Into J. M. Palmer
oflloo below and a young man wh
was at work there found himself
prisoner. He escaped by another oxl
rather than run the risk of having foe
tons come down on his Load.
Justice Abbott and a jury of s !
yesterday listened to the case of Nlc
Backus versus James Wiokham , whic
had baon on trial before but on whlc
the former jury had disagreed. Th
nit grew out of the case of the mi
who was hurt seriously by falllr
while at work on the Fnrst & Bradlc
building. The man was taken I
Backus hotel , and this suit was 1
make Wiokham pay the hotel bill ,
being claimed that he guaranteed 1
payment , a claim which Wiokham di
nies. It Is also expected that the li
jored man will commence suit agalni
Wkkha&a for damagea. It sewas thi
the man was oa the tlerfttof and Uu
by carelessness the herso used to ran
the elevator acted so as to canso the
man to fall. In the trial of the suit
for the board bill , J. W , B lrd and
John Llndt appeared for the plalntlfl
and Oapt. Price for the defendant.
The lawn mower has already entered
upon active duty In Bayllss park ,
How about bwio ball for the season
of 1883 ? Let the boys bo stirring
themselves ,
Tao Reioue hose company Is prepar
ing tor a May polo party when the
tlmo oomei.
A post mortem was hold by Dr.
Bellinger In the case of BUI Clark , the
colored man. who died so suddenly.
It showed that congestion was the
cause of death , the brain , lungs and
liver being very badly affected , and
the liver being enlarged to nearly
twice its natural sloe , It weighing fully
six and a half pounds. The remains
wore burled yesterday from Oonnoll's
undertaking establishment.
Among the marriage licenses ap
peared one yesterday leaving the sol
emn injunction , "Don't publish. "
The parties most concerned wore Da
vid 0 , Hoyor and Miss Emma Corner.
David is oonnootod with the Globe
aad ought to have known that re
porters don't keep things for the pub
lic , but now that Justice Sohurz has
tied the knot good and strong , the
happy couple cannot but accept grace
fully the many congratulation ? and
well wishes which are theirs.
Do not fall to BOO the stock of OAR *
PE rS at flarkneBB1 before purchasing.
The largest and clwiceit selection over
offered in this vicinity.
Dr , West , Dentist , 14 Pearl street.
If yon are not married , write the Mar
riage Fund nnd Mutual Trust Associa
tion , Cottar Ilnpldi , Iowa , for clrcylan
explaining the plan , f3m. .
CASHMERES
In all the now shades , soiling faot because -
cause they are cheap , at
JAMES POTEHFIELD'H.
PERSONAL , . ,
W. J. Armstrong , New York's cele
brated lecturer was yesterday a guest of
Colonel L. W. Tulley's. It would be a
capital Idea if arrangements could bo
made by which our citizens could be given
the treat of hearing one of his lectures
before ho returns to the east , He left for
Lincoln lost evening.
M. A. Upton , recently appointed head
book-keeper for the Iowa and Nebraska
Insurance company , has resigned that po
sition In order to enter upon a still better
one. He will be succeeded by J , W. Me-
Konzlo , formerly agent of the Chicago &
Northwestern here ,
Mr , and Mrs. M. J. Leonard , who have
been In Macedonia for the past year , have
returned to Council Bluffs with the Intnn.
tlon of remaining here.
G. A , Tyson , a prominent reftran-
rauntenr , of Avoco , came down yesterday
on business and to look over the thr'ving
metropolis of Fottawattlo.
Herbert Simmons , formerly of Qulnoy
III , , and who Is a nephew of V , M , Cir *
baley , has taken a position in'the homo of
Rodda & Co , hero.
J. M. Phillips , the well known Urclo
John of boot and shoo fame , ezpecto to
seek rest and recuperation at Cherokee
Springs , ,
0. M. Crlppon the Neola hotel irmn ,
was among yesterday's welcome callern at
Tin BEE office.
Joe Conslgny , the Irrepressible mayor
Defiance , Is In the city a guest of the i'a-
clfio house.
P. P. Mock , of Rochester , New York ,
Is In the city on a visit to D. S , Mack , of
the court house , who Is a relative.
Charles Adolph , representing L tz &
* ng , has returned from another of ills
ucoessfnl business trips.
Mrs. W. 0. Perkins , of Burlingtor , ( s
siting Mrs. Horace Everett and otLor
d friends here.
Lena Klnkead , of KnoxvIlU , Iowa , v s
Islble here yesterday ,
F , E , Robinson , of Waterloo , Iowa , was
L the Bluffs yesterday.
A. L. Walcott , of Detroit , Michv u
t the Oeden yesterday ,
A , J , Tullock , of Leavenworth , KAI. ,
rrlved at the Ogden yesterday.
George A , Dickey , of Boston , Is at the
> gden.
W. 0 , 12rb has returnei from an exten't
d visit to frl.ndsand relatlxes In the es *
R. T. Bryant now goes to Colorado f i
two weeks' trip , mainly on business.
Judge Reed has gone to Carroll to h"l.
ourt there , the term opening yoitorday
A. B. Keith , of the Denlson Bulletb
was In the city yesterday.
Mr , and Mrs. L. McGrew , and Mrs , V
A. Norris , of Neola , were in the city yt
erday.
George Barr , wile and child , of Buffalo
ire at the Pacific.
J. G. Wolf , of Atchison , Kan. , WM n
he Pacific yesterday-
Ed. Mitchell , of St. LouU , was amor
yesterday' * arrivals at the Pacific.
P , M , Pryor yesterday left for Chic _
on a brief business trip.
New attractions In carpets at Hrnk
now Brothers' .
Mueller has not only the finest , H
also the nicest and cheapest baby c * :
rlagos in the city ,
Elegant now curtain goods and ci
tain fixtures window shades etc
, , , , t
Harknesa Brothers' .
Happily Wedded.
There was a happy llttlo gather ! o
at the residence of A. S , Olongh j'
torday afternoon , the occasion be !
the giving in marriage of M i
dough's Bister , Miss Carrie 0. Ham ;
to S. H. Walters. Rev. Mr. Hamlli
pastor of the Congregational churct
performed the ceremony , which mai1
the twain one , and if the wishes <
friends are realized but in part of tV
newly wedded ones will bo bright li
deed. They will go cart on a she :
tripand will then settle in their hoa
in Marian , whore the happy man
engaged In the drag business.
PARASOLS
In great variety , rnd very cheap , at
JAHU POTUUUUD'O.
SEIZED BY THE STARS.
A Gang of Fellows Arrested as
Tramps Have a Banquet in
the Calaboose.
Other Matters Which Olaiimd
the Attention of the
Authorities ,
Judge Aylesworth's court yesterday
morning was well thronged , there beIng -
Ing inside the rail , besides attorneys
and officials eleven husky young fel
lows who had boon arrested as va
grants , while outside the roll was an
unusually large audience of Bight
seekers. The jndgo interviewed the
eleven accused , one by one , Inquiring
where they came from , how they got
there and whither they wore bound ,
It appears they came from all points ,
but chanced to be together on an in
coming freight train on the Kansas
City road , and were sleoplnc tbo box
oars when arrested. Their storioa
varied In many details but agreed in
thla , that they were all hunting work ,
and being short of funds were travel
ing as economical as possible. Their
statements led to the conclusion that
it IB not an unusual thing for broke-
men on freight trains to glvo aomo of
this olaes of travelers a chance to rldo in
a boxcar , for a more pittance , a quar
ter or a half a dollar , which amount
it is naturally supposed goes into the
pocket , rather than Into the company's
vaults. 7 heao follows aru thus slipped
Into a boxcar when the conductor is
not looking , and the door is looked ,
" "hero IB a natural query arises from
hlu elate of facts , and that is , how
ould it bo in C8BO of an accident , by
hlch ono or moro of these men shall
hurt ? What would bo the com-
y's.liability Inanoh a case , its own
imployoea having boon patties to thla
eoullar mode of carrying human llvo
ook ? The court hid no occasion to
ass upon this question , however.
nho eleven men gave their names and
ailing places as follows : Mike Snlll-
an , Kansas ; Thomas Young , Wleoon-
"n ; M. McGotrlch , Yermont ; John
'aiming , Missouri ; Wm. Wllaon , 1111-
ols ; James MoOabo , Massachusetts ;
ohn Stephen , Now York ; 8. Stewart ,
llssourl ; M. Myers , Dennis Darrln ,
3d. Madden , Ohio. Most of them
ad no money. The liberated land-
oldar of the party having f 3 , while
ho smallest capitalist had a dime ,
"no , of the party , a Vermonter ,
aimed to have had between $200
nd $300 abont three weeks ago , but
penitently confessed to having spent
' In riotous living. The court con-
uded that they were men hunting
or work and that the fact of their
eonllar method of traveling was not
ufiiclont to cause conviction as va
grants. Rov. Mr. Fisk , who has
radioed at the bar and who was for-
orly district attorney at Now Orleans
> ppoarod in their behalf , and
.rguod to the same effect. Hla clients
ore accordingly discharged , and as
hey had not had their breakfast , the
onrt ordered that they bo fed , They
; ratefnlly applauded him , and gave
ho judge an encore , after which they
'opairou to the calaboose , where they
ndulgod in a banquet consisting of
eef , bread and coffee , served with tin
ilates and cups , with fingers for forks
, nd newspapers for napkins , and after
iulshlng their meal started off In high
; lee.Then
Then were two drunks disposed of
police oonrt yesterday. One was
lharles Robertson , who settled by
2. BO In cash and $7 in work. The
thor was B. McOlano , who had to
ettlo all by work.
Thomas O'Loary ' who , while drunk ,
. 'ell ' down some stairs at Lower's hatch ,
was so badly injured that it seemed
ruol to punish him further for his
proo , and the court accordingly dis-
inargcd him. Dr. Bellinger attended
o his dislocated shoulder and put him
n as comfortable condition as possl-
ilo.
ilo.A.
A. T. Wallace , the young man who
tands on the street corner and sells
ho unwary a little bit of soap for
fifty cents with the tempting prospect
if drawing an elegant gold watch or
omo other big prize , was yesterday in
lourt. He showed that he had a
loenso for the city and the court held
hat this debarred the city from
prosecuting him. Of course
he oonld bo brought up undei
he state law forbidding such schemes ,
but that was not this case. It eoems
hat the city fathers , in framing the
present license ordinanoo , had an eye
out for making every kind of business
contrlbuto to the finances of the city ,
without so much regard as to whether
the business was otherwise helpful 01
hurtful to the morals and prosperity
of the city.
Hereford's Acid Phosphate
is an appetiser ; it stimulates the atom-
aoh to renewed activity ; and in manj
ways tones up and invigorates the
whole system ,
fCall and see the choice selection ii
carpets , oil cloths , mats , etc , , a
Harkness Brothers' .
A choice stock of parasols jus
opened at Harkness Brothers' ,
Our New tioau nuu improvement Oo
Investigation into the matter con
vlnoes us that ono of the most eqnita
bio , reasonable and feasible plans o
building honeoa is that proposed one
In operation by the Mercantile Loan
Trust and Improvement company o
ihls city. By Investing in shares ii
this institution , which is backed bj
BOmo of our boat and moat rollnbl
business men , it becomes possible am
comparatively easy for a man of mod
erato moans to secure a coru/ortabli
homo for himself and family , In tak
ing a certain number of shares , at i
certain monthly payment , in a fov
years a man can own a hous
of his own for abont the sams a
ho pays monthly for rent , W
believe the Mercantile Loan and Trns
company , by organizing and oponln
up for business , having filled a Ion
felt want In Council Bluffs. Thel
plans and system of loans will boa
the most careful scrutiny and exam
inatlon , and we have no hesitancy li
pronouncing them reasonable an <
equitable , and backed by gentlemei
of honor imd Integrity , As the com
pny exjsa it becomes at onoe an In
stltiUon of ratal and mdlt to ou
GASADY&ORGUTT
Will open on April 1st an elegant and com
plete
STORES.
IT 502 BROADWAY , NPXT TO OFIIOER & PUSEY'S ' BANK ,
They will carry a very
and will keep a full line of
House Furnisihng Goods.
OASADY & ORCUTT ,
502 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
DIRECTORY. COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
18 Main Street and 17 Pearl Street.
MAXMOHN ,
J. M BABSTOW. M. D. Cor. 5th OFFICE St. and : 5tb Avo.
1R IF WHITF OFFICE : Oor. Malnand _ 5th , np-staltB.
Residence , C09 Willow Avenue.
J QPUIID7 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
Office after February 15th , over American Express.
S. S. WAGNER , for funerals at reasonable rates , No. 22 4th St.
J. M. ST. JOHN & GO , GASH BUYERS ,
Vrbo'esale batter , egfji , poultry unt frnlt. Ship to us. Draft by return mall. 148 Bro dw y.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE ,
S. A. PIERCE , Cor , Main and First avenue.
PETHYBRIDCE& HERBERTZ.
* C QMITU CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER , Oor. 7th and
I Fa Olfflliris Broadway. Plans and specifications furnished ?
WUI QU CD MA II In FINE HARNESS I have the variety
III that brings patronage. 124 Main street.
JAMES FRANEY ME ° HANBAILOR , Artistic Work
and Reasonable Charges. 872 Broadway
UflUfC P Onil FURNITURE , STOVES and
lUlYL 06 Household Supplies , 303 Broadway.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW , Jamea Block.
LINDT HART , Practices in state and fodcral courts.
OTnOs/CDT P flfl Mann'f Fine Furnlture.Upholstery goods
Li O B UuL\En I OC If U | Ourtalns and Window Shades.309 BVay
O Ay IT A Dill II And bath house , 421 and 423 Broadway. L. Sov-
OMNI IfHnlUlfl erelgn , Prop. , P.J.Montgomery , M. D. , Phy.
I A M D BOOT AND SHOE SHOP , No. 808 Broadway , opposite
A lUHillDj Union Avenue , second door above Metropolitan.
OADV VETERINARY SURGEON , Office
Uniff ' Bray's stable , No. 12 Scott street.
HARRY LELAND , Cor. Eighth and Broadway.
UCUIICGGV Manuf of HORSE COLLARS , Trade sup
PI nbllNkDOIy piled , 8th St. , between Gth and7th Avenue.
11 fl 11C C SMITH & NORTON , Broadway , opp. New
nUUOCy Opera House. Refitted. 91 , $1.50 per day.
I MA lint I FURNITURE , STOVES , and GENERAL
A Ui lYIHNUtLj HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES , 325 Broadway.
DE GAY & CASSEL , CONTRACTORS Corner Sixth street and and BUILDERS Avenue G.
Al MV NEW AND SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD
WLJ nLIYlTi GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD , 212 Broadway.
city and those who desire homes.
Their president is T. A. Kirkland ,
vice president , Judge Peake ; sec
retary , I. R. Beery ; treasurer , Col.
Boebo , and their office is In the base
ment of Shugart'o and MoMahon's
low block , corner First avenue and
Pearl street. jan27'ly
The Maverick National Btnk of
Boston draws foreign exchange , buys
and sells Government and other in-
vettmont securities , and transacts any
business for its correspondents in the
line of banking. m&th-mo
Young man or woman , If you want big
mtuey for a small amount. Insure In the
Marriage Fund and Mutual Trust Auocl.
ation , Cedar Rapids , Iowa. f5-8m.
COHHERCI&I. .
COUNCIL BLOTTO MABKKT.
WHEAT-No. 3 spring , 70o ; No. 8,63 ;
rejected 50c ; good doomed.
CORN Dealer * paying 32o : rejected
com Chicago , 60e ; new mixed. 62Jc ; white
corn , 85o. The receipts of corn are light.
OATS Scarce and In good demand ; S3
HAT i OOCrtG 00 per ton. 30 per bale.
KYK lOoj light supply.
COIIN MEAL 1 25per 100 ponnda.
WOOD Good Bupplyi prices at ; yards ,
600@600.
COAL Delivered , hard , 1100 per ton ;
soft. 5 50 per ton.
UDITKB Plenty nnd In fair demand ;
25c ; creamery , SOo.
Koos-Heady sale and plenty at
12J@14oper dozen.
LARD Falrbank's. wholesaling at ISo.
POULTRY Firm ; dealers paying 13c per
pound for turkeys and lOo for chicken * .
VKQETABLKS Potatoes , BOo ; onions , 60o ;
cabbages , S0@40o per dozen ; apples , 2 60
@ 3 50 per barrel ,
City flour from 1 CO to 3 40.
BROOMS 3 00@3 00 per dozen.
STOCK.
CATTL-300@3&0clves ; 5 007 60.
Boas Market for hoga quiet , M the
packing houjea are closing ; shippers are
paying C 75 to 0 76.
' Wenotloe the Mar
Trust Anoebtloa. of Cedar lUp
highly spoken o ! la many of t _
paper * of th tUU. "Mosey tor the Up.
married" heads their adwtUoneet la
MMtfcsf olu&a o ! tUs
COUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL
NOTICES ,
-NOTICE. Special advertisement * , sue
Lost , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Bent
Wants , Boarding , etc. , will be Inserted In this
column at the ow rate of TEN CENTS FOB
LINE for the first Insertion and FIVE CENTS
PEB LINE tor each subsequent Insertion
Leave adv ertlsem * at oui office , No. \
Pearl Street , near Broadway.
Wanta.
WANTED Anyone having a smal
HOUSE for sale , without lot , can find a pur
chaser at A. II. Mayne's , 34 Fearl street.
Ersrybod/ Council Blnffl tote
WANTED Tui fill , 20 cent * per week , dc
llrered by carriers. Office , No T Pearl Street
For Bale and Bent
HEN I Ilouie on Fourth itreet , complet
outfit ot newfutnltute for sale. Inquire o
II. C. Barnes , office bhugait Implement Co.
AprlllT-tf
BEES In pacxsges 01 a hundred at 2 <
OLD package at Tui Bu office , No. T Pear
street U
1710B 8 ALH Monuments of marble and granlt
JD at No. 34 north Main street.
" 171011 HENT A lanje packing house , very fav
C vorably located within U miles of cour
house , Council lllutfi , capacity 30' hogs dally
striam of water close bylco house flllel with Ice
termi very reasonable and Ion ; leaie , wou'd ' b
a very faorable property fir a glucoie factory
or other manufacturing puiposes. Apply to
A14-1 11. L. WILLIAMB , Bu Office.
W. R. VAUGHAN :
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Omaha and Council Bluffs
Real Eatato & Collection Agency.
n Odd Fellow B block , over Savings
BoV , iviS-t
FRESH FISH.
WILLIAM RAPP ,
1041 Main Stoat , Next Block Math
ol P. 0. , Oouuoll Bloflj , low * .
HAM AN & REDDISH
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. ,
412 Bryadway , Council Bluffs , \TrkTOA
West Sldo Square , OIarlndn/luWA <
DUQUETTE , GUIBERT & CO. ,
( Successors to EU13 & DUQUETTE )
and 18 Pearl-st. , Council Blurts , la.
M. GALLAGHER ,
G-ZROOE IRXIES
Now Store , Froah Goods , Low Prices , Polite Attendants.
i * y , JtCf jlu J S&9
first /eb3lT.sa-tu-th. Door East of the Metropolitan Hotel , Lower Broadway
PETER O. MILLER
,
WHOLESALE AND &ETA1L
AND WINDOW SHADES , -PAINTING IN ALL ITS BBANOHES ,
FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLES *
, North Main. Street
DEVOL & WEIGHT ,
HARDWARE , STOVES , TINWARE
604 Broadway , 12 and 14 Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
STOCK COMPLETE. PRICES LOW.
iVe solicit your patronoce and will make It pay you to trade with as. Mall orders a
_ specialty. Prompt attention and cloae prices.
TITLE ABSTRACT 0 FFIGE.
j. TOT. as acr x OR , la .as o o.
Lands and Lots Bought and Sold ,
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES.
NOTARIES .PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS.
PUNCH BLUFFS . - iOWA
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
THE LEADING DEALER IN
c * o o r >
337 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
For Engines , Boilers , Castings , Repairs and
MACHINERY.
M Orders to JOHN GILBERT , Manufacturer ,
Corner a Street and 8th Avenue , Council Binds. Prompt attention to orders. The b
Workmanship and Reasonable charges feb 10
tnos. omonu w. n. x. rctir
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
Coocil Bluffs , la.
Established , - - 1856
Dealers In Foreign and DomeitU Exchangt
nd borne leourltlea.
Highly-Brei Trotting Stallions ,
Owned by Dr. 0. W. Archibald.
1883 SEASON 1883
NORMONT D 'k chestnut hone. IS
hands high , foaled 1879 ; bred by Oen. W. T-
Withers , Loxlnrton Ky ; by Almont , dam Nor
man Maid by Alexander's Norman , the sire of
Julu , record 2:15 : ; Almont by Alexander's Abdal-
ah , sire of Goldsmith Maid , r cord 2:14. : Al-
nont his slrod ! 0 horses with records la 2:30 : and
letter , and 3 vtth records In Z20 and bitter.
GJjENWQQD Chestnut torrel hone. IB
unus high , foaUd 1876 , bred by FUny Nicholas ,
Esq. , West Liberty , Iowa , by Wtpgle , dam a flne
Kentucky bred mire , Olenwood Is a large pow
erful hone , weighs 1,160 pounds , hat great style
and speed , and hu { .roten himself a most excel
lent sire.
Those hones possess rare IndMdu.excellence ,
and choice breeding. Those highly bred stol-
I oni will make the njirlng season of 1883 at the
Oounoil Bluffs Driving Park
At 935 Each , to Insure.
For further Information apply to
SAMUEL COLBUKN , Trainer ,
Council Bluffs Driving Park.
mnrl3-dlm
I. D. IHMURDSON. I. L. SUD01RT. A. W. ITBSI1
President. Vlce-Fres't. Cashier.
CITIZENS BANK
Of Council Bluff * .
Organized under the laws of th State of Iowa
Fold up capital . t 76.00C
Authorised capital. > . . _ . 200,000
Internet paid on time deposits. Draft * Issued
on the principal cities of the United States and
Europe. Special attention ( rlren to collectloni
and correspondence with prompt returns ,
J. D. Edmandson , K. L. Shuzart ,
. W. Wallac * . J. W. Roofer , '
A. W. Blreel.
MORGAN ,
tended to at all hours. We defr competlHoii n
quality of oous or price * . Our Mr itorgrn. hai
nrreaaauoneitakerfof lortr ) ears and thor-
oiiehlv unoecuasdi tl * busmeWamoomi ,
I wrTur-BOUrmiWa ta all It *
brinchoSDromDUyatUndod to ata carpet- *
toe and lamDrequtns. f tl jraphla ana uta ot-
dn Ul d vttbool delay.
MBS , B , J , HARDIN& , M , D , ,
Medical Electrician
AND
GYNECOLOGIST.
Oradoate o ! Eleotropathla Initiation , Phlla
delpbla , Fenna.
Office Dor , Broadway & Glenn Ave.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
The treatment oi all dtoeaaei and painful
Bcnltlei peculiar to females a ipeclalir
FOUNDRY.
WINTHERLICH BROS. ,
Are now ready to contract for small castings
every description In
MALLEABLE IRON ,
GRAY IRON ,
And any ALLOY OF BRASS.
Special attention Is called to the ftct that the
metals are melted In OKDCISLU which gives the
very boat castings ,
Burning Brands
FOB-
DISTILLERS , BREWERS , PACKERS -
ERS , CIGAR and TOBACCO
FACTORIES , Etc. , Etc. ,
AB well as
Cattle Brands
ABE NICELY EXECUTED.
Works : Corner Sixth street and Eleventh avenue ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
S. E. MAXON ,
Office over savings back.
OODNOIlj BLUFFS. Iowa.
EDWIN J. ABBOTT ,
Justice oi the Peace and
Notary Public.
tlSBroftdway , Council Bluffs.
