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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1883)
DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS , THURSDAY , JUN35 21 1883. THE DAILY BEE , COUNCIL BLUFFS. Thursday Morning , Juno 21 , RATES : T\v \ Carrier . SO cent * per cV By .Mill T - $10.011 per Yen OFFICE : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway. MINOE MENTION , Sec Joseph Ilcitcr'a spring styles. Cheap Ilnilrond Tickute at Hushm-ll's. Justice Abbott desires to statd thiit lie in aspiring or perspiring for iliu nhriov- alty. alty.The The engine room of the iron works was so flooded yesterday that work Imd to tease. No pains are being spared to make thu coming Fuinth of July celebration a big success. There liavo been over tbreu hundred cases in the police court during the last three months. Tlio examinations of the boys in St. Joseph's academy are to bo held next iMomlnj and Tuesday. Little Sioux , Hig Soap , Jlaggio F. , Lucreace , and other fleet onus , are ex pected here on the Fourth. There is a demand for Council UluHi ) young orators. Charles M. Hurl is called for at Little Sioux oji the Fourth. E. C. Cole , the real estate man , is "building a little brick ollico on Main Btreet , next to James t Haverstoek's. _ Tlio case of John Reynolds , charged -with beating a board bill at Nick Hack- us' , has been continued until the iiOth. An interesting programme ) is arranged for the graduating exercises of the high Hchool to bo held in Dohuny's hall this evening. The long-prolonged case of Dougherty , charged with stealing a cow-j has had an other postponement , this time until the end of the month- . Justice Sclmrz yesterday discharged W. 3v. Woodard from the charge uf raising a disturbance in front of Mro. Hong's ' Loarding house. It is said that the Methodists have de cided not to begin their church enter prise this year , but to wait until some auore convenient season , Raymond & Campbell have been given the contract for building a bridge over the creek at North Main street , and work will commence as soon as the material arrives , which will bo in about a month. The job department of this ollieo has not caught up with orders since its presses first started up. It ia evident from this that folks do appreciate fine work , espe cially when coupled with reasonable prices. . The appearanceof Tim UEK in its en- largcd form , and with its now dress , wins for it much praise from Council 11 lulls folks. Delivered at your door at onlj twenty cents a week , it gives the mosl news for the least money , of any paper in this part of the land. The man Knight , arrested for stealing Borne windows and lumber from the driv ing parkj wns discharged yesterday. Tin prosecution went lame because of tin absence of Mr. Pottibono , who was con sidered nn important witness , and win was not in the city. One of Dr. Archibald's horses , Nor inont , a very speedy and promising colt , Jiow in the hands of Sam Colbourn , tin veteran driver and trainer , at the driving park , is to give an exhibition of speed a the driving park on tho-Fourth. Yesterday morning the rain caino dowi : an torrents again , and gave a rise to the creek , but did no great damage excepi additional washouts of banks and fills The river is on the rise , too , and sonu alarm was felt about that yesterday. A number of teams standing in tin streets were started yesterday morninj by the sharp.falling hail. One ice wngoi scattered part of its load along Pear street , and one of the evening paper reporters porters , seeing one of the chunks fall ran out and picked it up , supposing i was a hailstone , and that ho had struck i hensation. It is useless for newspaper canvasser to try to build up their own circulntioi l > y trying to make Council Blulls folk believe liovo that TUB UEK is iv twenty-five con a week paper. .Larger than any otho paper , and crowded with more and betto news , it still sticks to the low price o twenty cents u week , delivered by cat rier. Thcro are many readers of TUB UK who are keeping their weather eye- out t see how near the medium hit it , who t\v weeks or so ago predicted in those col limns that there would bo heavy rain until the 20th , and then it will come o BO hot and dry that the earth will b parched and cracked 'as never bofon Yesterday should have ended the rni season according to this prediction. Frank P. Ward , of Burlington , an ei gincor on one of the eastern division ! had to run a train through to Counc DluiTa on special orders. Ho improve this chance for a wedding trip too , an while hero yesterday got tojit the nece sary license and had Justice Schurz t him tight to a prepossessing young lad named Nellie E. Merritt , of Janespor Mo. The newly wedded ones starU back for Uurlington lost evening. While others arc discussing and ciissii the crook , Justice Schurz lias gone i work on his property , and is building private levee , threeor four feet in heigl und five feet across , which ho beliov will protect his property in case of ai other flood. If the experiment succeei his neighbors will take the benefit of h experience. If it does not they will sj 4'I told you so. " In any event it is great deal better than standing nroui trying to decide what to do. A special train managed to get throu ; from St. Joe yesterday , bringing lion some of those who have been attcndii the siungcrfcst there. The band al came. Others of the excursionists g left , owing to a misunderstanding as when the train v.-as to start. Those wl returned report a fine time , except f the delay in getting homo. The p wrims , as they marched up the strct displayed a banner tolling the who utory "In the Stungcrbund wo ha' ' trusted , and in St. Joe we got busted Open for work , Fryer's UKK Job Priu ing Ollicc , 7 Pearl street. The OAUGIIEY HOUSE onUroadwj is one of the beet hotels of its size in tl west. west.Dr. Dr. West , Dentist , 14 Pearl direct. SAVI2I ) I-'ltOM Ait Oakland Icroliant Tries In Vain to Tnk < > ; illH M IV , and IK Now to lie Cared lr. . Yesterday friends of Mr. A. A. Max well , [ ofj Oakland , brought him to this city , and thu insane commissioners passed upon his case. Mr. Maxwell has been in the agricultural machinery business at Oakland for some time , and has handled many goods for Council Ulutls houses , and 1ms held the respect and confidence of all. Lately ho has been quite de spondent , so much so as to make it ap parent that his mental powers were af fected , lie has had of late an idea that ho had lived long enough and ho sought , a day or two ago , to prove the sincerity of this belief by shooting himself. For tunately the ball did not make n very dangerous wound , though it lodged in the breast , and has not yet been taken out. He will now be placed under treatment at the asylum , and it in hoped that ho may soon bo restored to reason. 1)1 VI 1)111) Tl IKY KAMj. Gum and HlH Divorced AVII'o Clinch Knell Oilier on ItrotuHvaymid Vuke : a Timihlc , A week or so ago the attention of the public was drawn to a man named I ! . F. Gum , who made n terrible squeal because some dusky dove had robbed him in n bagnio , of about $25 in money. The girl was discharged , and ho was lined enough so that ho had little left of the money ho got back. The divorced wife of Gum , under the name of Mrs. 11. .1. Tippet , arrived hero the other day from Atlantic , and yesterday she met her hus band on Urondwny. She had with her one of their four children , a girl about 11 years old. They hud a sot-to a once as to who should have the girl. They clutched and fell together on the sidewalkwhere they indulgedin n disgraceful scramble until separated. Ho choked her and she scratched him , and both were finally led into the cooler. Judge Aylesworth gave them u talking to and as the woman agreed to lot the man have all the children and the man agreed to take good care of them , they wore allowed to depart again , but they im proved the opportunity to charge and recharge each other with all sorts of faithlessness , making a decidedly inter esting scene for those who lean over the rail and put iu their leisure listening to the doings of the police court. AH Other * Sec UH. Dunton's Spirit of the TurfF thus calls attention to the coining Fourth in this city : The Council Ulufls , Iowa , Association out with a speed programme and ourth of July celebration , which ap- icals at once to the patriotism of the eneral public , and the thrift of those rho go upon the hot track for gold. On ho Fourth there will bo a salute at sun- ine and parade at 10 a. in. , an address iy Hon. A. J. Poppleton , a trot open t < ; : : fiO horses for ? -10U. Col. J. II. Iveat- ey will read the Declaration of Indepen- 'enco in iijIIO for $100. There will bo n 'reo harbncuo for & 100 , and a ladies' rid- ig race , open to the entire congressional istrict , for a saddle , bridle and whip , [ 'here in also to be a dance , a balloon and loworks. The second day's programme H equally good. [ The proof-reader sug- ; ests that we have mixed these people p , but wo have only time todeclaro thai mr intentions are honorable , and thai Council lUull's will have an immense cele bration and meeting. ] Is your wife's health poor ? Are you : iliildron sickly ? Give them Brown's Iroi Sitters. It will lovive them. The examinations at St. Francis acado for girls came to an end yesterday The afternoon exercises were particularly 'nterOsting , the graduating class beinj examined in the sciences and some of tin ligbor branches. The young ladies b ; iractical experiment showed their famil arity with science , and their oxplana ioiiH and answers to queries not only in .crested the large company of friend : here gathered , but proved to them tha hey had not studied in vain. The ox libitiou of the school is to be given 01 the J8th. ! PKUHONAL. 1) . N. Himn and W. It. Vniiglm luivo Htnr ! oil westward on a ton days' trip. 3. .T. Aluxnmler , of Lincoln , was nttho IV cltic yoHtorday. M. A. LnwKoe , of Kim Crook , Nub. , wtw I the city yesterday. U. V. Klliutt , of Ponton , WHH n PnciH liouso giioit yimterdny. George Gilbert mid wife , of Wonton , wet ! n the city yesterday. A. 0. Daley , of Miuliaon , Win. , iirriveil i the Ogilen yesterday. Stovq Smith , F. W. Mullock , niul J. / Pan-Mi , were CliIcAgoaim at tlio Ogden junto ! ilfty. ilfty.G. G. 0. Khiloy , uf Dimlap , was In tlio cit yoitonlny , George Harrison luul wife , of Troy , N. Y were among yesterday' * comers to tlio Ogdoi U , F. Hmlgman , of Hod Wing , Minn. , wi booked at the Ogdcn yesterday , W. S. Bull , of Uaclno , U nn Ogiluu lunii arrival , .T , Altmnn , of Cincinnati , caino to UioOgde yesterday. Mr. ChrUtiiui , representing n firohohO main factory ut Chelsea , Mass. , IH nt the Ogdon. 0. 11. Prntt , of Tlio llnrlan Herald , wiw I tlio city ycbtcrdny. 1'jit Lacy und J , 0. Morgan have gouo ' Murahalltown to bee about matters pcrtalnli to the coming races. WJIKHK IS Til \VHHTO1IV Indignant CltlzotiH are AnxloiiH 1'or A day or two ago the report reaclu this city of a brutal attempt at rape u on a little girl near Donison. Furth details now received , and as given by Tl Bulletin are to the etl'ect that the gi referred to is named Butler , nn orpin oged about eleven years , and living wii her aunt , Mrs. Oscar Goodrich , on a far three or four miles from Donison. Tl family wore absent from homo that afte noon , except another little girl evi younger than the Uutler girl. Uetwei three nnd four o'clock n tramp nppronc' cd the promises , nnd making some hid cent proposals pulled n revolver ai threatened to shoot the girl. She was so frightened that she swooned , nnd the fiend toro her clothes but failed to accom plish his purpose. On her re covery from her faint she ran into the liouso and the brute HO frightened her by further threat * ) of shooting if she C.MUO ottt , that she kept herself hidden , not daring to peep out eivcn , until the hired limn returned from Inn elny's work , and found her in u horrible condition. She notified others , nnd n hand of indig nant citizens started out on thu hunt for the MI etch , but ho had got too good n start , and ovnded them. The greatest indignation in natundly felt in the com munity , and threats of swift and sure hanging ns the nenalty for the brute aru freely expressed. The girl describes him as being a tall , Hlcrdcr IIKIII , light com plexion , wearing dark pants torn about the knee , and a light checkered } coal ; one shoo was buckled nnd the ether laced. It is to bo hoped that lie may be brought in yet and made to answer for the crime. CO.MMKUCIAU lOl'NCM , W.UPl-S MAHKKT. WIIKAT - No. li spring , 8.V ; No. It , 70c ; re jected , f > "e ; good demand. C'oiiNThero is not enough cori coming in to nmku u market ; denlciH paying .Xc ; rejected corn , Chicago , fiSJc ; new inlxi'd , TMC ; wliito corn filJc. The icceipts ( if corn are light. OATS Scarce and in good dcinand ; 3."c. HAY (1 ( ( Xfrt'7 M per ton ; 3.K ! ] > er liale. KVK lOraific ; light Hiipply. COHN MKAI. 1 M per 100 pound * . WOOD ( iood Hiipply ; prices nt yards , 5 00 © 000. C'OAIDelivered , hard 11 00 pur ton ; toft , f > 00 per ton. liUTTKiiOood butter hcaico nnd in fair de mand nt Zr > @ 'tric ; creamery , IL'c. KeiOH Heady Halo and plenty at 10@1 leper dozen. LAUDI'airbankH * wholesaling at lii'jc. 1'ol'I.TinFinn , dcnlcrx paying Hie per pound for turkeys and lOc for cliickenn. VKOKTAIILKHPotatoes , fiOe ; onions , fiOc ; cabbages . ' ! 0 ( < ! 10 per dozen ; apples , UfiOtff.'i 00 per barrel. CITY FI.OI-K 1 no a-iO. HKOO.MH t ! 00 ( 3 00 per do/.en. HTOCK. CATII.B S 00@S 50 ; calvcn , 0 00@ < i TiO. ] Io H Market for hogs < mict , as the pack ing hotiHUH are cloning ; shippers are paying li 00(5.0 ( 75. Our Now IjOiiii and Improvement Co. Investigation into the matter convinces us that ono of the most equitable , reason able and feasible plans of building houses is that proposed and , in operation by the Mercantile Loan , Trust and Improve ment company of this city. By invest ing in shares in this institution , which is backed by BOIIIU of our best and most re liable business. jn.cn , H becomes possible nnd comparatively easy for a man of inodernto means to secure a comfortable homo for himself and family. In taking n certain number of shares , at a certain monthly payment , in a few years n man can own a house of his own for about the same n ho pays monthly for rent. Wo elievo the Mercantile Loan and Trust ompany , by organizing and opening up > r business , have filled n long felt ant in Council Illuffs. Their plans and yatem of loans will bear the most care- ul scrutiny and examination , and we ave no hesitancy in pronouncing them easomiblo and equitable , and backed by ontlemeii of honor and integrity. As liu company exists it becomes at once an nstitution of vnlnp and credit to our city nd thosowho desire homes. Their pros- lout is T. A. Kirkland ; vice president , udgo Penko ; secretary , 1. 11. 1'eory reasuror , Col. lieebo , and their oilico it 11 the basement of Shugart it McMiv on's now block , corner First nvemuo and 'earl street. jan27-ly. .Sonu ; Huso Hall SularloH. taw York Sun. "There is a good deal of head wort bout boao ball , " said Manager J. J , Mutrio the ether day at the polo grounds 'and the proof of it is seen in the considerable erablo number of collegians and student vho have made their mark in it iiul adopted it as a profession. Si ar as the remuneration is concerned corned , there is every reason win " , hey should do BO , for first-class bus" ' .ill | Jnyor now receive salaries wind vould bo considered prizes by man ; voung ministers , lawyers and doctors Phero are now thirty-ono professiona clubs eight in the league , eight in tin American association , seven in the Inter State association and eight in the North vestorn leaguo. This requires say 351 ( killed players , nnd thu competition t < secure tlio best has gradually run up tin salaries , until it is not an uncommoi ; hing for a first class player to receiv nero than ? ! 1,000 for eight months'work An ordinary salary is from § 1,200 t < $2f > 00 for a Hcason. The combinei salnrius of the Metropolitan teau imount to 820,000 , and these of th Now York league to about the sam sum. You may judge how sharp th competition is when Al Iluacho , mana { er of the Philadelphia team , ollbrei § 10,000 A season for1 four men , andcouli not got them. Do you see that youiij Follow in the Chicago nine , who jus caught that ball HO beautifully in th center field ? Ho was getting § 10 : week working in n paper mill not loiij igo. This season ho refused an engagement mont at 92J600 , and must bo gottui | Uioru. "Thoro is Ward of the Now York ninr Ho is a close student , and has kept u ] liis studies while earning n first-class sal nry ns a ball player. Last winter h coached the Princeton students and kop up his studies. Ho intends to pay hii way through college by his earnings ns i ball player. llichmond , who former ! ; played ns pitcher for the Worcester nine the first loft-bunded pitcher , nnd n , spleii did ono , is the son of nn lllinoiii Unptis minister. J. H. Humphreys , of th Cornell class of 1881) ) , has just ac copied nn engagement to play with th Now York League club. Jones , th famous Yale pitcher , has accepted nn engagement gagement with a Western League clul Knights of | the Yale class of 187E accepted a three years' engagement t pitch for Harty Wright in Boston Hodgman , a graduate of the Hartfon high school , when prepared to entc Yale , was ottered a three years' engage ment nt a handsome salary na pitchei but declined it. Downer , another Yal man , has frequently been ottered ronumci ativo engagements. Allen , who former ! played witii the Syracuse Star elub , an other professionals , b now a dentist i IJutlalo. Ilutchinson , another notabl Yale pitcher , was oH'oreel a high salar nndji position in a prominent law ollic in New York to play hero , llushion , t the Cleveland club , the woll-know catcher , studii'd dentistry , and paid fc his tuition with his earnings.us a ba player. McClure , formerly catcher < the Itostons , and of other clubs , h now dentist in Scranton. "The contracts with professional plnj ers nre now so strict that only men wli have pretty good habits can live up 1 them. From the opening of tlio seaso in April to the close in November a pr < fossiunnl must play in about 150 gnme To do this ho must bo temperate , mm take regular sleep , nnd must keep i good health. It ia erroneous to auppos that professional players are sluggers nn rowdies or drunkards. Such men do m N. CASADY. r. n. oitcirrr. CASADY & ORCUTT , Carpet Only one in the City. Stock now Complete. CASADY & ORCUTT , i 502 Broadway , . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS. A. H. MAYNE & CO. , DIAUIIS : : IN and Barrel Lime Louisville Portland Cement MICHIGAN I'LASTKIl , HAW AND Sl'.WKIl I'll'i : , IIAUI ) ANIl SOFT COA1 , AT I.OWKST IMIICK. No , 34 Pearl Street , . . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. J. M. PHILLIPS , WHOLKLAU : AND RETAIL BOOTS AND SHOES ! Fine Shoes a Specialty. 413 Broadway , - . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , NUGENT & SMITH , erchant Tai lo r FIRST CLASS GOODS AND THE BEST OF WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED , 7 and 9 Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS. , OOTTKTOIXJ OBXjTJir'aE'js , I.A. JOBN BENO & 00 OKNKHAL JIKHCHANDISi : . , , IS Main street and 1 * 1'earl street. HT A PIT Ji-r Pfl KUPCiOISTS. LTD . UJjiilllX 05 UUn Prescriptions Compounded at all hours. 100 Ilniadnay. ciuwnxiioi ' : . MOHN , flrcccry , 213 Main Street. Hotel , 217 anil 219 Miln street. J. JVL , JjAKlblUW M. JDM Corner Klftli'ttrcet oiid Klfth avc. Hf ? T P WTTTTP OFKICK. L/J.I , Ut Xi VVJJ.JLJ.iJ , Corner Main nnil Fifth up-stalrs. HcsMcnce , 003 Willow o\cnuc. ri LI TTTD F7 .1 USTirK 0 P TH K I'KAUi : , , OVjtlUIlZJ. Otllco OM.T American Impress. " ' Q Q WAP MP R LIVEUV ANU FIKD : , C. O VV jtlU LlXjiVVillcontractforfuneraltfnt reasonable rates. 22 Fourth street. J , M , ST.JOHN" & Uraftliy return mall. 140 1)roadway , DTD T3 PIP NEW BOOT AND SHOE STOUE , SA . , JTlXjIlVJlj. Corner Main and First arcnuc. PETHYBRIDGE & HERBERTZJ ' JIKHCIIANT TA1I.OH , Stock Complete. Suits nude at reasonable prices. Xo. S05 Main St. | QVI7TTT CONTHACTOK AND ItUlI.DEU , OP . O 'IJLXJQ. . Corner "th and Brnadnay. 1'lans and spccillcationi furnished. QTTPT3T\/T A "NT DEALEU IN FINE HAUNESS. WW , OilJjJKilVlAIN- I hare the variety that brings patronage. 124 Main street. T A A/TPQ / PTJ A "NTPV MERCHANT TAILOH. U AlVlJutJ HAlN JD I Artistic Work and rcasonablu charRes. 872 Broadway. TTf\TATP JCJn"M FUUNITUUE STOVES , LUVV ± I OC JoUlNt ami Household Supplies. 3o3 Broadway. T T'M'n'T' ' ' X TJA'Drr ATTOUXBYS AT LAW , JjllNJUJL OC Qiit. JaniciUck. ' ' 0 I" > tatu and federal courts. \ " ' P PTI Mauufacturers Kino Furniture , Upholstery domls , Curtains , ECjrrir\riT7"n'prn Ou VjUi ) ami Window Shades. SOT llroadway. Q A "NFTT1 A T ? ITT l\yT And bath house. .421 and 423 Broadway ; 1 , . Su\crcln | , 1'rop. 1' . .1. Mont- VETEHINAIIV SUUIIEON , PADV Oxi tl 1 , OHlco , Bray's btablc. Xo. 12 Seott Btreet. TJT1'M"M"DC1CV ! Manufacturer of HOUSE COLLAR , FT . IIJDININ JLJOOI ) Trade Supplied. Sth street , beU een th and 7th ave. JUSTICK OF THE PEACE , PTYIATTNT T A TJTJlWT1 JD1JVV11N U. xiJDJDUJLl ) Notary Public and Cencral Con\e > ancer. 415 Broail aj. ' SMITH & NOUTON , DPT7U'TJP P/nTTQP IbJu V JjItJCl HUUiOiJ ) Broadnay opposite New Ojicra House. Ilcntted $1 , J1.60 | > crday. fi A QQPT CONTHACTOHS AND BUILDEHS. OC L > 0.k3k ) jJj. Corner Sixth street and ATcnuo (1. AT KIT'Vr NEW AND SECOND-HAND HOUSEHOLD OOOD WTJ . ALJYLI. Bough * und sold. ' 212 lust long in prominent position now. _ A professional player is liable to expulsion if ho is seen in a pool room , ana gam bling is strictly prohibited. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTlCF.-Speclil idtertltemcntf , such as Ix > t , Found , To Ix > n , For Sale , To Kent , Wants , BoardIng - Ing , etc. , will be Inserted In thU column at the low rate of TEN CENTS 1'Ell LINE for the flmt Insertion and FIVE CENTS PEIl LINE for each kulutnuent In sertion. U'e nhertikcmenU at our office , No. 7 Pearl Street , near Broadway. FOR SALE AND RENT. SALE -A hotel , furnUheil , good locality and KIHX ! terms. Address A. K. H. , BKK Olllcu , Couneil Illul ! . Swedish Movement Cure For the treatment and euro of ilr > , harth , dend or falllni ; hair i > r buldnuu , at 71Broadua.t , ( uuiuil Itluils , ( in glum ui riKiius uro completed ) , until thut time lniUre | | for l < r. Dud u , ucroun tha } , nt tlio Cn > Hoibe. Consultation or examination nt his roomn free of charge. SAT KACTIOX fiUAUANTEED. The doctor hainn ale thu great Shaker and Indian Blood Itemetly , for the iiiro of catarrh and ctxitump- tlon. Price W rent * i > er bottle. Catarrh I * of bm'ral different klndu , or grades : No. 1. Jlucinu rutarrh , 1 much llVe a common cold , with mucoiH dUeharifei from the head , nose and throat. No. 2. Drj catarrh , with heat In the face nnd head , hot discolored skin , dry , harsh , dead or filling hair and baldnti. * . Nn. 3. Scrofulous catarrh , U known bj cxcenM\e dandruff , and eruiitlons ; > llt and brMllng hair , bad breath , low iilrln , forgctfulncM , l > ad dream * , head- athe , hut water discharges ln > m HOBO and vtt , ni' - raltfla , with l ldne s and Idlocj. No. 4. General catarrh o the bUxxl. results In eakne s , debility , bliort breathing , small weak j heart troubles , kidney affections , lth lUer com plaint and Indlffutloii , vtlth It * attendant leprous dis coloration ) of the kln , and uliM } ' , tuukcu aj < i ar- ance I thcejts. W.R.VAUCHAN , Justice of the Peace , Omaha niul Council Bluffs. Heal citato and collection agency. In Odd Fellow's block , oer SarlnRti Bank. JanS-tf " " "Mrs H J Hilton M D , , , , , , , PHYSICIAN & SURGEON , 232 Broadway , Council Bluffs. WINTHERLICH BROS. Iron &Brass Foundry Cor. ( ith St. and llth Avo. COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA , NEBRASKA LOAN AND TRDSHIL HASTINGS , NEB. $250,000. Capital , - - , JAS. II. HEAIITWELL , President. A. U UIjAUKi : . Vlec-l're > ldcnt. E. C. WEBSrEH.ri'riasurer. < : . P. WEKSTEIU Cashier. DIUEOTOllS ; Samuel Alexander , < 's M Oller A. U Clarke , E. C. Web.ter , Oco. H. Pratt , J < - B. Heartwcll , D. SI. McEllllmiey. Pirst Mortgage Loans a Spooialta Tlds Company furnishes a jwrnxancnt home Initltu tlon whore nchool Bonds and other legally Iwued Mu nlcip&l Securities to Nebraska can ba negotiated 01 the most UtorabU terms. Loan * niado on lmpro\v > finni In til well ettleil rounties of the state throng ! fwponslbl * local corrujKiadcuts. v Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. , 412 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa. West Side Square , Clarinda , Iowa , MRS. M. MCALLISTER , THE LEADING DEALER IN Millinery and Notions. 225 Main Street . Council Bluff * . JOHN R. MARTIN Hag a full line uf Hath Tubs , Sink , Unitary , llmsa tuiil Lead Gnoils , Lend and Iron Pipes and fltttnge. Job bing iirDiiijitly attended to. First-class work guaranteed. No , 11 Pearl Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS. L. C. BRACKETT , 224 AND 226 BROADWAY BOOKS , TOYS AND NOVELTIES , Grcatekt Variety In the City. Xo stranger should fail to visit mjr ( tore rooms , Broadway Steam Laundry ! 724 = A. C. LARSON , . Proprietor , LATEST IMPROVED MACHINERY. _ _ HOUSES , LOTS AND LANDS Sold. Money Loaned , Abstracts Furnished ! id-ossm : * 2 3vxc3VEja iac3 : > 3 > j , No. 4 Pearl Street , - . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS. SULLIVAN & FITZGERALD , DIALEUS : IN PrnviQiniK ill ) mill lib ! Unntc Duulo ! ; DHAITS ON TUB BANK OF Ilir.LAND , DUI1LIX , FOR SALE , 343 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS DUQUETTE , GUIBERT & COM ( Successors to ERB & DUQUETTE. ) Confectioners ! 16 and 18 Pearl Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa , B. S. TERWILLIGER , DnCOKATOIt AND UF VLKR IN FANCY 31 Main Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa , CRESTON HOUSE , MAX MOEN , . . . - PKOPKIETOH. 2irS , 217 and 21O St. 3VCiia. . JStroot , * COUNCIL BLUFFS , /0JW. MRS. D. A. BENEDICT , TUB LEADING DEALEIl IN Tt G-OOIDS ! ' 357 Broadway , Council Bluffs. R. Overton , DEALEK IN Hard Wood , Yellow Pine and Red Cedar Lumber , Oak ami Iteil Cedar PilingCedar Telegraph PoleBand Fencu Posttf , Oak Dimension Stuff , Bridge Material of nil kinds , at Bed Hock Prices. A Bjiotlalty In WOOD AND COAL for brick yard purposes. A full suppl ) of wood and coal nlwa.Mi on hand at > ard , $02 and wU Main street. Oltlce , SU5 First Au-nue , between Main and Pearl btrvets. . 33. WIIOLKSALK DKALER IN Prompt Cash Paid. No commission charged. Send for Quotations. MHIroadwa.v , _ Council llluffs. TIIOH. orricxR , > < * ITSET , OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS , Council Bluff * , la. 1856 Established - - Dealers In Forjlcu anU Doucetlc Excliango anil Home Svcuritle * . MRS. E. J. HARDING , M. D. ' Medical Electrician AND GYNECOLOGIST ! Craduatu of Electropathlc Institution , Philadelphia. Pcnn. Office Cor. Broadway & Glenn Ave COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. Tim treatment ol all diseases and painful difficulties iwcullar tu females a specialty. MORGAN , KELLER , & CO. , UNDERTAKERS , The fint quallt ) and laryeat stock wei > t of Chicago of Wooden and JUtallo Cases. CalU attended to at all houri. Wo defy competition In quality of coeds or prices. Our Mr Morgan hu genet ] ag undertaker for forty years ana thoroughly understands his busl , nc j. Warcrooms,311 Broadway. Ul'HOLSTEUI.Na In all | U branches ] > romptly attended to ; al o carpet laj Inn and lambrtijulns. Telegraphic and mall orders filled without delay.