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6 TJIE DAILY BEE COrXOIL BLUFFS , MONDAY , JUNE 18 , 188'J.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Monday Morning , June 18 ,
sunscitiPTioN HATIS : :
lly Currier -------M rent * ) icr week
Jly Mull - - - - - - - - J10.00 per Year
OFFICE :
No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
See Joseph UciUjr's spring styles.
Additional local on seventh page.
The Hound Table has adjourned for
iho summer.
The Republican caucuses are to bo held
ihis evening.
John N. Baldwin is to orate at Glen-
ivood on the Fourth.
11. S. Shelly is booked as the drunkest
limn Olliccr Morse could find to run in.
Sheriff Oiiittnr left with Jiis lust hatch
for Fort Madison last evening.
Oflicer Barhyto arrested n man named
Ii. Urviii , for indecent conduct on the
( streets.
Five emigrant wagons passed through
licro yesterday , en route from Missouri
to Dakota.
Macedonia is to send to fllenwood a
Sunday school excursion on the Fourth
of July.
llov. .1. K. Black , of Bucyrus , Ohio ,
preached at the Presbyterian church yes
terday.
Miss Montgomery , the nuv.y organist of
the Presbyterian church , is receiving
much pnii.su.
A baker's dozen of emigrant wagons
moved through here Saturday , en route
for Dakota.
The cases against Midcon Critchlield
for assaulting Aid. M. Piorson , have been
dismissed by the county attorney.
Mr. Crane , the brother of the man who
suicided at the Pacific , did not arrive
yesterday morning as expected , having
been evidently delayed a little on the
trip.
Messrs. Lan/.cndorferand 1 1 olstroturned
from St. Joseph Saturday , business having
called them back prematurely from the
sacngcrfcst. They report iv happy time
in progress. )
Hon. John Van Valkenburg , who is
the supreme vice-chancellor of the
Knights of Pythias , remembers Tin : BIK :
with a copy of his address given at the
celebration at Burlington.
Two boys indulged in a fisticuil'on
Pearl street , while men who ought to bo
in better business , looked on and laughed.
15cn llogan ought to eomo back and g vo
Borne moro of his experiences in the ring.
The orator selected for the Fourth of
July hero being unable to accept , the
committee have prevailed upon Colonel
Keatley to fill the position , and it need
not bo said that ho will do it well. Mr.
Flickinger will read the Declaration of
Independence.
Delia Jackson , a colored girl , and Olio
'
.Tackson , a dusky boy , were arrested Sat
urday for the larceny of some curtains
from Mrs. MOUCSO'H house , which was
wrecked by the flood. Delia was dis
charged , but the boy was given ten days
in jail.
There is an excellent prospect for the
Taces on the Fourth. Mayor Bowman
recently interviewed n number of the
liorftoineii at Cedar Itapids , and learned
that a majority of them intend coming
here , and others make the same promise ,
HO there will bo plenty of entries , without
doubt.
A young man was canvassing Saturday
for n sort of musical book , claiming to
enable a person to read music : at sight
very readily. Jt is claimed that by mis
representing his interviews with some of
cur music teachers ho tried to induce per
sons to buy. Too much caution cannot
bo used in receiving the statements of
these who thus travel from house to house.
Our regular dealers generally get hold of
everything that is worth anything in their
lines ,
These who went from this city to DOS
Moincs , to attend itho grand grove of
Druids , have many good words to say of
Mayor P. V. Carey , of that city , not only
for his activity as a mayor , but for his
kindly treatment of the visitors. He
provided carriages for ix drive about the
city , and every way showed such hosni-
tality as to place tbovisiting Druidsunder
many obligations. Not satisfied with that ,
he invited some of them to go with him
in his special ear to Denver to attend the
Grand Army reunion there. Besides being -
ing an enthusiastic Druid he is post com
mander of the Grand Army of the Repub
lic , and is now building , in Des Monies ,
a hall for the use of the post. Ho seems
to show the same kind of enterprise in
what over ho takes hold of.
MEXICAN"POLMEA.
An elegant Toilet Soap. Every caki
warranted. Try it. At Dollaven H.
"WARNER'S KIDNEY AND LIVE11
CURE ,
Brown's Iron Bitters and Hop Bitters
always to bo had fresh at Dellaven's.
' ' Time.
A change of time in the running o
trains on the Sioux City route took etl'ec
Sunday , Juno 17.
Morning train for Sioux City , alsi
Tor Nebraska points , via Missouri Valley
leaves Broadway depot , Council Bluffs , a
7:20 : a.m. daily , being 35 minutes earlie
than heretofore.
Evening train for Sioux City , St. Paul
Minneapolis , etc. , leaves Broadway tlopo
at 7:40 : p. in , daily , same as heretofore.
Morning train from Sioux City , St
Paul , Minneapolis , etc. , arrives daily a
i00 ) ; a. in. , being 10 minutes later thai
heretofore.
Evening train from Sioux City , alsi
from Nebraska points via Missouri Valley
arrives daily ( except Sunday ) at 0i"0 : p. in.
sameas heretofore.
Time given above is Chicago time , ! SO ! (
minutes faster than local time.
The Sioux City route continue to rm
their evening train solid from Counci
lilulla to St. Paul without change of unj
doss .of cars. A Pullman sleeper is at
tached to this train. Tourist tickets t <
Worthington , Iowa , Spirit Lake , Iowa
Clear Lake , Iowa , St. Paul and Minno
nj > olis , Minn. Cable and Superior ticketi
uro now on gale , good to return until Oc
tobcr 31st.
.Commercial job printing , finest stylet
id reasonable rates , at Pryor'a BEE Jol
Ollico , 7 Pearl street.
Dr. West , Dentist , 1-1 Pearl street.
FIREMEti'S ' FUN.
ThG Tournament at Waterloo and Its
Resnlts ,
Much IjiiKty Kicking About Unfair
Treatment.
Tliu Bluff City lioso team arrived heru
Saturday night' They went not in vain
as they managed to bring Kick about
? 27o in prizes , but they would liavo done
fetill moro had they been given a fair
chance. Chief Templetou and Pat Laoy
were the last to return , tliuy reaching
here yesterday morning. They confirm
the previous reports us to the unfair man
ner in which several features of the tourna
ment were managed. Thu chief brought
back witli him the walnut which had been
slipped into the hose used on the Ituscuu
steamer , and which prevented its winning
first. In fact there is much dissatisfaction
felt over the way visitors were used , and
Waterloo has gained nothing in its repu
tation by having the Htatu tournament
held there.
The following is the summary of the
several contests :
Wednesday was the
TIllAI , 01' STKAMKIIS.
For distance 1st , 8100 and state silver
trumpet ; lid , § iiO. For time , throwing
water 100 feet 1st , 8100 ; Sid , 850.
Jeannio Jewel , of Waterloo , threw wa
ter in1:1(5 : ( ; distance , 270 feet 11 inches.
Steamer Linehan , of lubuiue | , threw
200 feet o inches ; no record of time.
Blackhawk , of Waterloo , time 0:25. : { ;
( listance , 21 ! ) feet ! ) inches.
C. M. Durham , Independence , time
l:05J : ; distance , SillO feet 7 inches.
KCHCUO , of Council Bluffs ; time , 4:07J : ;
distance , 21t ! feet ! inches.
Tlio .Jeannio Jewel was ruled out , be
cause it was managed by its maker , who
lives in New York.
HOIUSI : HACKS.
In the -Hi hose race there were five on-
tries. First pri/.e , 8100 ; Sid , 875 ; ltd ,
850.
850.Walker's
Walker's , Waterloo ; time , -18 } seconds.
Davenport's run ; time , 48Js.
Sawyer's , Iowa City ; time , 4i ( s.
Woodruffs , Oskaloosa ; time , 4Js. ! ( "
Cato Sells , La Porte ; time , 47.Js"
La Porto and Waterloo divided first
money and Davenport took third.
HAND I.NOINIH. : :
For distance First , § 100 and state
championship broom ; second , $50 ; third ,
825. Storm Lake , IiO ! J ; La Porto , 11)5.8 ) ;
Waterloo , 200 : Vinton , 178.8 : Wilton
.lunction , 11)8.2 ) ; Independence , llt. ! ! ! ( .
HOOK AND LAIIDKIt.
First pri/.e , 8100 and championship
bolt ; second , 875 ; third , 850. The time
taken on the running and reaching thu
top of ladder ; distance ! ! 00 yards. Wa
terloo , f ! H and 51 ! ; Atlantic , -UJjamM ! '
Manchester , 40 and 47J.
CHAMPIONSHIP HOSI : .
First priso , 8150 and state chamion-
ship bolt ; second , 8100 ; third , 875 :
fourth , 850. Time taken on the run ,
and the time also including couplings.
Marshalltown , 40 and 415 seconds ; Oska-
loosa , 42.\ \ and 48-J ; LH Porto , -llAnml
188 ; Waterloo , ! 18 and 451 ; Iowa "City ,
IH ' and 4Jj ( ; Council Uluffn , liJ ! ) and 45 |
Ua'venport , 42 and -18.
FUII : : roii AM. HOOK AND I.ADDIU. :
This waH won by tlio Manchester ii
tlii and 50 ; Atlantic second inKt ami
KOll ALL HOSi : HACK.
First pri/.o , SHOO ; second , 8150 Wa
terloo , 118 and 4 ! ! , first money ; Uskaloosa ,
It'.IJ ' and 45j ; Davenport , 42 and 50.1 ;
Bluff City , It ! ) and 45j , second monoy.
lly an agreement made between thu
Waterloo and Bluff City teams tlio state
championship was to bu decided by this
race also , the one making the best time
in this race to take the belt in the other ,
which resulted in Bluff City taking second
end in both races.
The following are the officers-elect for
the ensuing year : President , 1C. A.
Harris , lieu Oak ; 1st vice president , L.
F. Walker , Waterloo ; Sid vice president ,
J. II. Johnson , Marshaltown ; ltd vicu
president , Arch Christie , Des Moinus ;
recording secretary , A. L. Tullia , Win-
torsot ; corresponding secretary , K. C.
Johnson , Des Moines ; treasurer , Pat
Lacy , Council BluU's.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
At Bouquet's Checkered Barn , 401 and
40(5 ( Broadway , Council BluU's , three Po
nies , one Set of Double Harness , and one
Platform Spring Wagon , all in good or
der. Will sell separately , if desired.
W. T. Braun has just received a largo
stock of Fire Works for the Fourth of
July.
Attend thu Great Lace Curtain Sale at
Casady it Orcutt's.
A Hallway Change.
W. K. Davis , the southwestern passen
ger agent of the Sioux City route , has
resigned his position , to take efibctJuly
1st , in order to enter the position of gen
eral passenger agent of thu Chicago it
Grand Trunk railway , with headquarters
in Chicago. Mr. Davis has donu nobly by
, thu Sioux City route , and by his untiring
energy , wise management and oxtonsivu
acquaintance , has tlono much to increase
the business , while at the same time ho
has won many friends , who will regret his
leaving Council Bluffs. Tlio company
ct who have secured him know him and ap
preciate him , ho having been connected
with that line before. They now offer
him a butter position than that ho holds
here , and naturally enough ho accepts.
Ho is to bo succeeded by H. C. Cheney ,
who lias been in the ollico of Mr. Buch
anan , the general passenger agent of tin
Sioux City route , a young man who has
itt , already shown ability and enturpri.su in
railway matters.
t.at The CAUG11EV HOUSE on Broadwaj
at is one of the best hotels of its size in tin
west.
Thu republicans of Council Bluffs will
meet in ward primaries on Monday evening -
ing , Juno 18 , 18811 , at 7IO : ! o'clock p. .M. ,
at the places below indicated , for the pur
pose of electing delegates to the republi
can count } * convention to bu held at the
court house on Jnnu 22.
Thu First ward at Wois Clausons' '
store , and select five delegates.
Thu Second ward at thu ollico of Smith ,
Carson & Hurl , and select eight dele
gates.
The Third ward nt the city building ,
and select seven delegates.
Tlio Fourth watxl at the court house ,
and select nine delegates.
lly order of the republican township
central committee.
. M. HAUL , Clmirman.
SEWING SCHOOL ,
Girls Who Are Trying Not Only to lie
Good , Bnt Good for Something ,
The Worthy Kntri'iirlso ot Kind-
llcnrlod Women.
For about ix year there lias been in
progress hero n monthly untorprinu wlticJi
hns been progresHing quietly , nud with
no llourisli of tritniiet.s ] , and which cer
tainly merit * more jiulilio recognition
than linn yet been given it. It is in fact
a Hewing school , the purpose of which is
to help the young girls < < f the poorer
families of the city , and to help them in
10 truest sense , by helping them to help
lemselves.
The school meets every Saturday after-
( Mm from . ' ! o'clock to 5 o'clock , and on
tit Saturday afternoon the time , instead
f being given to instruction and practice
i sewing , wns allowed for social festivi-
CH. There were thirty-four of these
oung girls who enjoyed the occasion ,
'huro were games and story tolling , plays
.nil . merry-muking , after wliich the cliil-
'roii were served with refreshments.
The occasion proved n bright spot in-
eed in the lives of many of these ehil-
rcn , and will serve to make the asiocia-
IH of the sowing school stronger and
appicr than ever.
These children as they are gathered on
iiiturday afternoon for instruction form
idecd an interesting study , and the en-
'rpriso is proof that there is much prac-
cal Christianity still left in the world ,
he girls are divided into classes , . Those
ist entering the school are placed in the
class. Hero they are taught to over-
and patch work , etc. When they ad-
unco into the I ) class they are given
ght running sowing , rullles for aprons ,
te. The next advancement is into the
V. class , where the work is mostly on
.prong , and there they prepare them-
elves to enter what is known as the gar-
lent department , where they are taught
> make their own dresses and clothing ,
'ho progress made by some of these girls in
stonishmgand the training they getin the
chool supplies in most eases what is
icking in their homo life , and enables
hem to bo much more independent and
elpful. Each girl has her own sowing
ag , upon which is her name , and a
icket which shows what work she has ac-
: omplished. AH far as possible the girls
'urnish ' their own material , but where
lot able to do so it is furnished them ,
nd the results of their labor is in all
IIIBUH their own. Aside from this gra-
nitons training in the practical art of
ising scissors , needle and'thread , at
ention is given to their manners ; their
icrsonal habits and cleanliness , while
heir mental and moral habits are not
verlooked either. There are brief de-
I'otional exercises , swinging , short talks ,
lories read to them , and other means
itod to give healthy interest to the
ichool.
The ladies who have been helping iii
his practical charitable work are ccrtain-
y worthy of remembrance , and the
iiiblie should show its appreciation 1 > j
ustaining the enterprise by giving time ,
noney , material , or whatever is needful ,
.o make it a porm.ment success. To MI-H.
\ F. Ford , perhaps , more than unj
( her one person , is due the success at-
ained , but there have been other willing
lelpers , among them being Airs. A.V. .
Cowles , i\liss \ Jennie Beebo , Miss Carrie
Spooner , Airs. Iloughton , Miss Annie
' ) berholt/.er , Mrs. 11. M. Stevens , ant
Mrs. Harry .lames. In the entertain' '
mont furnished on Saturday aftornooi
Miss Nellie Hatcher was especially help
ful. With such ladies interested , the
rt'ork promises to continue a success , am
its mission is such as to commend itself ti
ill who desire to see homes made hap
pier , and girls made more helpful am
truer.
For all kinds of musical instrument
go to .1. Mueller's ,
IMOIlSOXAIi.
Leo W. Townscml , the lulvuiico end ( if th
'litciign ' choir company , wivs hero Huturilii )
itrrmiging to ivo "I'nticiico" in this city 01
the -'Int. It will need pntluncu.
Mix * Mattie Vmighnn , who hiw l > cun visit
Hi , ' W. 1 ! . Ymifh ii , ntmtud yoMtcrday for he
IOIIIQ In Southern Alulnumi , called thither lij
the illnoxs of her mothor.
Juilgo Aylo.sworth has returned from vi itiii ;
hin uHtntes iu Dakota , and ouco moro get
down to the IjuMnuMM of adjusting cracko- -
humanity.
Miss Mcrkol , who has lieau under imixlcn
instruction iu Chic.igo ruturned homo Sixtur
lay.
Hairy Stem lion got elf his nick bed , mid
going to gut a Httlo ittmigth out of Xchrn.sk
air.
John Murphy , of St. 1'mil , WIH among
terday'H nrrivalH at the 1'iicilic.
JT. II , llHynemnnn , of San Francisco , ar
rived at the Ogden ye tcnlay.
W. 1) . Cronin , of Woodbine , lowu , tipen
Sunday t the Pacific.
W , F. ItankH , of Cruinl Island , Nob. , IH a
the Pacific.
It. French , of Akron , Ohio , icachod the ( ) g
dun yesterday.
C. S. Merritt , of New York City , IH at th
Ogden.
Itov , iTitttoph KnotU luw rutnrned home.
Open for work , Pryor'slJiu : .lob Prinl
ing OIHeo , 7 1'earl street.
Our Now Loan and Improvement C <
investigation into the matter convince
us that one of the most etpiitablo , reason
able and feasible plans of building house
is that proposed and in operation by th
Mercantile Loan , Trust and Improve
ment company of this city. Uy invesl
ing in shares in this institution , which i
backed by some of our beat and most re
liable business men , it becomes possib ]
and comparatively easy for man o
moderate means to secure ix comfortabl
homo for himself and family. In takin
ix certain number of shares , at u certai
monthly payment , in u few years ix mix
can own a house of his own for about th
pamo as he pays monthly for rent. W
believe the Mercantile Loan luul Trus
company , by oi-ganixfmi and opening u
for business , have filled a long Co !
want in Council Hlutl's. Their plans am
system of loans will bear the moat care
fill scrutiny and examination , and w
have no hesitancy in pronouncing thei
reasonable and equitable , and backed b
gentlemen of honor and integrity. A
the company exists it becomes at once a
institution of value and credit to our eit
and those who desire homes. Their prei
idont is T. A. Kirklandj vice president
.Ixulgo Peako ; secretary , 1. ll. lleery
treasurer , Col. Beebo , and their otlico i
iu the basement of Shugart & McMi
IIUH'H now block , corner First avenue nn
Pearl btreet , jtxu27'ly.
j. \ . IAS Am K U. Ollt'UTT.
AmCASADY & QRCUTT
,
Only one in the City. Stock now Complete.
3vr.A.irj : :
3vr.A.irjCASADY & ORCUTT ,
502 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
WF A "vTKn ? fa fA
ATwf , Jl7l.fi ElMJis Go vU. ,
IN
Barfe Lime Louisville & Portland Cement
MICIIIOAX I'l-ASTlUt , HAIIl AND SKWKIl I'll1 ! : , II Mil ) AM ) SOFT rn.U. AT LoWKST 1'IlR'i : .
o , 34 Pearl Street , . . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
J. M. PHILLIPS ,
\vnouiAu : : .VM ) IIITAII.
Fine Shoes a Specialty.
413 Broadway , . . . - COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
NUGENT & SMITH ,
BBQB B H
h SOT S 1 S3 I O I *
FIRST CLASS GOODS AHO THE BEST OF WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED ,
7 and 9 Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
, ootrirxroixj
( IK.VKIIAI , MiitCHANW.Si : : .
JOHN BENO & p0.f IS Main street and 17 I'carl street.
" _ _
L B , OLAEK & "bo. , Vrcscrlptlnns CoinKiuiulcil | nunooisT. nt nil hour . 100 Ilroailw.iy.
TN/T-AV / TV/IOTTM / CKKSTOX iiousi : .
IVliiA. lViUJQ.1V , Grocery , 215 .Main Stieet. Hotel , 217 anil 210 M.iln street.
U "JVL , D AKb 1U V V iVL. U. , Corner Fiftli'strcet nntl Fifth nvc.
DlJ , , WnilXl , Corner Main anil Fifth tip-btnlrs. llt-sllicnctf , C'lVillnw ! .ivciuie.
? .it'.STicr.orTHi'.PKAC'i : ,
NQnUTTP1 / . , Olllce over Amurlraii ixress : | , ( > >
V QA7AP MPT/ i.ivniiY AND FKID : ,
C. O VV XiUTLx Jj tu , Will contract for funerals nt rvaMinaMo rates. 22 Fourth street.
/ Q'P ' TOTTftf Xf'H ' f ' A 'JTT T3TT"VI'DCJ wiiok-vaiuimttorfRp ! , non :
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JTV/T '
. M , Ol.JUJl'N 05 UU.UA.vil JJU IJJJXO , try ami fruit. . Shij , t' . u-
Draft liy return mail , 140 llroadvvuj.
"DTPTSm ? NI\V : HOOT AND SHOP. STOUI : ,
SA ( ilJjUVjlj. Corner Main and First nvenue.
llroadway Meat Market ,
PETHYBBIDGE & HEKBERTZ
' .
, : > 'J7 liroadwny.
1 A PHTJ TrnPTT MKIWHANT TAILOH ,
Uja.\jUJj JXUUH , Ktock Cniniiluto. Halts nuido at reasonable priced. No. S0.1 Main St. |
OONTltAOTOll AND IKTII.DKll ,
C , F , SV.1TH . , Corner 7th anil llroadway. I'lanx and specifications ) fnrnhlied.
DKAI.Ki : IN FINK IIAUNKSS.
W , W. SHERMAN , I lu\o the variety that brings patronage. 124 Main street.
MK11CIIANT TAILOlt.
JAMES FRAINEY , ArtNtlc Work and rcasonnhlo charge" . S72 Hroadvray.
TTmUTT ? X- , OHM FUUNITUUISTOVES : ,
XLUVVJj OC ioUlNt ami IIm ehoM Supplies. SoB IJroaclway.
HAUT7 AITOHNEYS AT LAW ,
LINDT &
- - 1'ractlccs in ft-ito and federal courts.
" ' ) P _ nfMnuiifacturcra Fine Furniture. Upholstery RucxN , Curtains ,
EOITir4rtT7"DT'Trp C5 UU. , and Window Shades. 3uV Ilroailvvay.
And bath hon-e , 421 and 423 Hroadway. U Sovereign , Prop. P. J. .Mont
LEiUM
Komery , M. II. Physician.
VBTEUINAKY SUIUIKO.V ,
OART , Olllce , llray'a stftble. No. 12 Scott street.
Manufacturer of HOIISK COI.LAUS ,
PT . Trade Supplied. Sthstrect , between Oth and 7th a\u.
T JUSTICE OF Tin : PEACE ,
U , Notary Pul.llo and ( ieneral Comeyancer. 415 Ilroad ay.
DTlTTi'DT ? SMITH &NOIITON ,
IV l V JJltJIl , Uroadway opposite New Opera Honse. Itelltted Jl , $1.50 per tlay.
T T n A V f HA COTT CONTItACTOIlS AND Ilt'il.DKUS.
UJjjR.JL \jB.OOjjJJ. . Corner Sixth fctreet and Avenue (1.
AT TV/TV / NF.W AND Sr.COND-HAND HOUSKIioni ) GOODS.
WTT , iilllVI. 1 lionet and sold. 212 Droadyvvay.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.Speclal advertisement' , such at Iiost ,
Found , To Loan , For Sale , TH Kent , Wants , Hoard-
Ini ; , etc. , will bo Inserted Iu this column at the low
riito of TEN CENTS 1'Kll LINE for the first Insertion
and FIVE CENTS PEU LINE for each subsequent In
sertion. Leave advertUemcnU ntourotlice , No. 7
Pe.irl Street , near Broadway.
WANTS.
\irANTED AiiltuatliiiiB housekeeper or nurse.
> > lleffrencesBlven. Kniiilro | ftt 217 llroadway ,
Council Hinds.
\-ANTin-A : situation as n miller , 15 years ox-
) perlcnco , 5 ears under roller proccs * . No. I
stone dresser. Address II , , No. 23 , linn ollloe.
il31 ,
FOR SALE AND KENT.
? Oil SAI.K A hotel , furnished , good locality and
I 1 BIHHI terms. Address A. E. II. , HKK OHIcc ,
Council lllutls.
Mrs H J Hilton M D
, , , , , , ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
222 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Xi. 33.
WIIOLKSALBDK.VI.MIIX
Prompt Cash Paid.
No eommloloii charuiHl. Send ( or Quotation * .
S12 llroadway , Council Illults.
m n M R" tJWfWt
ALtt A E. KEITH ,
DEALER IN
Fine Millinery.
HAIK OOOIlSVAVFS , 1IANHS , 1HX' .
Stock Entirely Fresh and New.
105 ir.th Street , Opp. VostolHco.
MORGAN , KELLER , & CO. ,
UNDERTAKERS ,
The Hunt quality and largest ti > ck west nf chlroii >
of Wootlci-.and Metallc Cases. Calls ntteiuUd to at
all hours. Wo ilcfy coniiwtltlon In t\\\Mly \ of
or prlci * . Our Mr. Moivau has served M undertaker
for foity yrar and thoroUK'hly understa nd * litaImsi.
new. Warcroouu,3UUroad ay. Ul'llOLJiTLHIMl
In all IU tranches promptly Btteuded to ; also carH.t | ;
l ) lnif mid lambrequin * . JVUtiT w Iua"
orUcn filled without delay.
WINTHERLIOH BROS.
Iron &Brass Foundry
.Cor. ( ith St. mul llth Avo.
COUNCIL liLrFFS , - - IOWA
THUS. OKHCKI1 , II , M , I'l'HKV.
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS ,
Council Bluffs , . . . la.
Established - - 1856
Dealers In Korglon and Domestic Kxclian c am
Homo Securities ,
'f '
DEALEH IN
Hard Wood , Yellow Pine
and Red Cedar Lumber ,
Oak ami H l Cetlnr Pillm. , Cedar Telifniph Polesam
Fence Poit , Oak Dimension Stutf , Hrlilco JIateria
uf all kinds , at Bed Hock Prices. A Specialty in
WOOD AND COAL
for brick yard purposes. A full supply uf uooilnm
rial always on hnnd : tt junl.MU and -N4 Main street
nthrc , ftOJ l'lr t Avcnui' , lutwii-n iliiin niul Pear
streets.
MRS. E. J. HARDING , M. D
Medical Electrician
AND
GYNECOLOGIST !
( iniduate of Electrojiathic Inetltutlon.Phlladclphh
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Office Cor. Broadway & Glenn Ave
COUNCIL llLfFrS , IOWA.
PTlic treatment of all diseases and raluul ( dltHcultlc
peculiar to feuules a specialty. _
w. R. VAUGHAN' ,
Justice of the Peace ,
Omnlm ami Council Bluffs.
Heal estate and collcciloii agency. Iu CM J Fellow's
block , oer ta > In a Bank. Jiui-tf
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412 Broadway , Council Bluffs' , Iowa.
West Side Square , Clarinda , Iowa.
MRS. M. MCALLISTER ,
THE LEADING DEALER IN
Notions.
225 Main Ktreut , Council Dlufts.
. GALLAGHER ,
New Store , Fresh Gnoili , Low Trices and I'olito Attendants.
First Door of Hotel w l
east Metropolitan , } ! ,
tcb&at-tu-thur-ly
PETER C. MILLER , ,
WIIOLKSALi : AND
Paper and Window Shades and Painting in all its Branches ,
FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLE.
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504 Broadway and 10 and 12 Mam St , , Council Bluffs.
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R. S. COLS & CO. ,
MANtTAlTrilKIl AND DCALKKS IN ALL
All the Most Improved Kinds of lightning Rods
iVnd Ornaments. Also Wood and Iron Pumps , Wood Tubing and Gas I'lpe anil Pipe Fixture ! ) , for both
Wood and Iron Puinjm. Order * "ill recci\e prompt attention.
No , 604 South Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
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Money Loaned , Abstracts Furnished !
H.OSH : efc 3VEo3VT lL.3E3O3Sr : ,
No. 4 Pearl Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
JOHN R. MARTIN ,
n Finer.
Has a full line of Bath Tiilw , Sinks , Boilort , Ilrasi and Lead Ooi U , Lead and Iron Pipes and fittings. Job-
blnif promptly attended to. First-class work Kiinmntcuil ,
No , 11 Pearl Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
L. G. BRACKETT ,
224 AND 226 BROADWAY.
BOOKS , TOYS AND NOVELTIES ,
Greatest Variety in the City. No stranger should fail to visit my store rooms ,
Broadway Steam Laundry !
A. C.LARSON , . . Proprieto
LATEST IMPOVED MACHINERY.
SULLIVAN & FITZGERALD ,
DEALERS IN
PrniricnnnQ Rnntci
ilUYlolullb Duulo
DUAFTS ON Tin : HANK or IUKI.AND , DUIUX , KIW SAM : , a a IIIIOADWAY , corNcn , BLUFFS
DUQUETTE , GUIBERT & CO. ,
( Successors to EBB & DUQUETTE. )
Fruiters and CoflMoners !
16 and 18 Pearl Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
B. S. TERWILLIGER ,
AND DF.AI.Kll IN FANCY
31 Main Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
GRESTON HOUSE ,
MAX MOM , PKOPRIETOR ;
QIC ! , 23. " 7 23.O S. JStx-oot ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
THE LEADING DEALEU
G-OODS !
557 Broadway , Council Bluffs.