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G THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , SATURDAY , JUNE 23 , 1883. THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS , Saturday Morning , Juno 23 , SUBSCRIPTION RATES : By Carrier - - - - - - - cents | tr week By Mall - - - - - - - - 110.00 jr cur ' OFFICE : No. 7 P Ml Street , Near Broadway. MINOE MENTION , See Joseph Ueitcr's spring styles. Cheap Railroad Tickets at BushneH's Tlie Congregationalists had a pleasant social last evening. The Pacific house had "Our Summer Boarders" last night. Mnlvom has thirty-threo old soldiers who propose to organize a post of the G. A. R. "Patienco" is to bo given this evening at Dohany's by the Chicago Ideal Opera company of Chicago. Another break in the bank of the creek at Madison street has endangered travel there across the foot bridge. The examinations at St. Joseph's acade my begin on Monday and continue through Tuesday. The closing exhibition will bo given Tuesday evening. The iron bridge formerly at Madison street , and which was trfken down and tared to make way for the culvert , is to bo thrown across Sixth street now. Congressman Pusoy announces a com petitive examination to bo held in this city July 10 , to fill the vacancy created by the graduation of H. J. Gallagher , at West Point. Alderman James could not do better by his constituency that by getting the council to order a .now sidewalk alnng by W. C. James' property , as the present excuse for a walk is horrible. C. R. Scott has been selected as the Fourth of July orator for Persia , Tin's makes five oratorial Missourians who are to be sent forth from Council Bluffs on that day to entertain and enlighten the surrounding country. What lias become of Council Bluffs' military company ? A city of this size should have enough young men willing to form and maintain not ono but two companies at least. The citizens would take pride in them and help them along , too. The Glen avenue wooden culvert , which was lately repaired by a gang of men who worked so thoroughly that it took three inon to hold a plank while ono sawed it in two , has broken in again. This time a wagon run over it , crushing a hole in its top. M. Larkin , Esq. , of Oskaloosa , Iowa , agent of the Iowa state society of spirit ualists , will lecture in rooms No 4 and 5 Shuggart & McMahon's block , to-morrow ( Sunday ) evening ; also good test mediums will be present. Circle at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. The second spiritualist society will con tinue its meetings and lectures at Plat- ner's Hall , middle Broadway , every Sun day at 2 o'clock , p , m. and evening at 7:30 : o'clock , p. m. The bust mediums and lecture talent of the city is secured. , Mr. Winchester will assist the meeting to-morrow. Ernest Wright , son of Joe Wright , while at work m Overtoil's yard on. lowei Main street , met with a bad mishap , the axe by riomo slip striking his foot be tween the toes and cutting very deeply , necessitating the careful attention of t surgeon. The wound will disable bin come time , but it is hoped not permn. nontly. Frank T. Sheppard , in succeeding Brother of The Walnut News , has chang cd the name of the paper to The Walnu Bureau. The improvement made ii anantity and quality of news , will eaua 10 drawers of the Bureau to bo fdloi with shining dollars , if Walnuters reall ; appreciate a good thing when they hav i it. Officer Morse arrested E. C. CliiTor i yesterday for being drunk at the transfei i Clifford pid his fine out of the 832.70 li HI had in his pocket , and when sobered u < claimed that ho had 870 with him an been robbed. Ho rather laid it off o the officer and entered his complaint bi fore the mayor. When a man is drun ho is always richer than when sober. Ferdinand Fray , the poor follow wl has been blowing a horn on the strci comers lo worn people of the coming 01 of the world , was before Justice Abbo again yesterday. A philanthropic citizt consented to take the unfortunate youi man and care for him , as ho was homole though evidently a little cracked on r ligious subjects. Charlie Woodbury is the only boy wl has been graduated from the high schc hero in two years. Prof. Farnham in i troducing him to the audisnco at 001 niencement exorcises very happily call attention to the appropriateness of t ! subject of his oration. "Courage.V ] do not more boys avail themselves of t excellent chance to gain so goodly i amount of practical education. Mr. Woidonsall , the western accrota of the international committee of t ! Y. M. C. A. , is mooting with very mu success and encouragement in his attorn to collect means for the local associatii in this city , and there are many othc who will doubtless contribute cheerful when they fully understand the , pi poses and plans of the young men i to rested. An attempt is made to protect t bank of the crook between Seventh ai Eighth street , by a levee of posts ai planks. There , is doubt about it stan ing , however , as it is liable to bo wash around , and under , and finally t Already it is found that at the bend the crook the posts are not utro enough , and heavy timbers must ta their nlaco. This ago of expe'rimei may finally result in solving the crv problem. It is evidently not solved y John Dierks met with a serious n < dent while in a hack near Kirkman. 1 team , in descending a steep hill , been unmanageable , and to save hinu Dierks jumped out. Ho received double fracture of the leg , the bone } i trading through the llosn. Had ho inainou oeateu , as afterwards appear ho would have boon all right , as the tc was coon brought under control with any other mishap. Arrangements are already being mi for next fall's fair , witli the oxpoctat of making it. the biggest sort of a B ecu. The following superintendents Yftrioiu department * have been choc N. F. Story , horsoo and mules ; F. Marcy , cattle ; Col/A. Cochran , he Jfred Lamb , Br. , sheep and poultry ; J ( Hawthorn , implements and machinery ; S. G. Underwood , vehicles , tools , hard ware , etc. ; Woostor Fay , grains and veg etables ; Mrs. R. M. OsWno , pantry and kitchen ; The * . Ofllccr , implements and fixtures ; A. S. Bondam , fruita ; Mrs. B. S , Tcrwilligcr , plants and ( lowers ; N. M. I'nsey , fine nrii. Erb Schrivor , who is with Casady & Orcutt , kindly remembered TIIK HER yesterday by a beautiful btxpiet of roses , which gave much cheer to the scribe toiling and perspiring over the ed- torial table. Horace Everett has commenced suit against the Chicago , Rock Island & Pa cific railroad , claiming 813ti damages for windows being broken and buildings shaken by the dynamite explosion in Sep tember , 1881. John R. Martin , the next door neigh bor to TIIK BKK , has taken the contract for the plumbing of Buclitclo's new hotel. That makes it certain that the work will bo done well. Leave to wed was yesterday gi anted to Mads Peterson and Kerstino Peterson , both of this city. They are not only of like name , but also of like age , each be ing 20. A young man named Harter , while riding a blind horse near Harlan the oth er flight , was thrown , breaking ono col lar bone and fracturing the other. The water works employes were again made happy yesterday. Prompt The Jowett refrigerator is the best in the market. Cooper & McGco have them , 41 Main street. The CAUGHEYHOUSE on Broadway is one of the best hotels of its size in the west. west.Dr. Dr. West , Dontist.J4 Pearl street. ' TAKING AWAY AWIT.NtiSS. Tlio Story Told liy Story , Arrcntcd nl Oakland for Perjury. J. H. Story was brought to this city on a warrant secured by Deputy Sheriff Chattorbuck , charging ! him with perjury. He at once gave bail before Justice Ab bott , and is to have a hearing to-day. Story says ho was n witness in the trial of a saloon man at Oakland , named W. T. Callison , charged with selling whisky. Story was the prosecuting witness , and had boon in Callison's employ but had trouble with him , . and a short time ago sued him for his wages. While waiting for the trial to commence ho was arrested and brought to this city. Ho exonerates the officers from having any part or parcel in what he believes to have been a put up job to keep him from testifying , but ho naturally fools that ho has boon misused by the others con- corned. The officer was in that part of the county on other business and the warrant with the instruction not to arrest Story until told to do so. Ho followed instructions without knowing oven that Story was a witness , and having other business at Hancock ho took Storey right along with him. Story is quite exer cised about the way ho was taken from the trial. . If you want a refrigerator that -will re duce your ice bill and give satisfaction , call at Cooper & McGoo's and buy a Jewott. . _ To-day wo expect to receive a car load of California oranges and a car load ol the celebrated Kentucky cider. DUQUETTK , GUJllEUT & Co. Knuckled Down. William Hopper mot with quite a so. rious accident at Walnut on Wednesday , Ho was at work in the elevator of Clay , ton & Scofiold , when his clothing bocanu caught by a knuckle of the main shaft , drawing him under and breaking his arm , dislocating his shoulder and causing suv. end bad bruises. It is feared that hi may have to lose his arm , but it is.no thought the injuries will prove fatal Mr. Hopper is about 00 years old , am consequently the injuries are much mon serious than to a younger man. His wifi was in Wisconsin visiting friends at tin time. time.Don't Don't forgot the sociable at Spiritun hall this evening. Good music and daiic ing , also ice cream , Ac. Is your wife's health poor ? Are you children sickly ? Give \\iom \ \ Brown's Ire Bitters. It will revive them. i'KHSONAIj. Judge Howl , of LowUtown , ! ' . , an ol friend of Jiulgo Larimer's anil cousin of Judi llothrock's , of tlio supreme court , Is hero on visit anil looking over the agricultural pro l > ccts of western Iowa. llonry Hnyworth , of Van BurtThompsi | & Co. , lias started for n short visit to Colui bus , O , , and other eastern titles. His si George accompanies him. II. P.M. Blrklnblno , chief engineer of I water works , Is in the city , ha\lng arriv from Pldladclphla Thursday evening. , II 10 wife accoinpanlea him. Mtsi Anna lloss , of lown City , daughter Chancellor lloss , of the State University , in the city , visinlng J. M. Phillip' family a other friends. Miss Moggie Harvey , of Logan , Is visit ! Miss Ida Caoaily In this city , they be ! school mates nt Dos Molnes. H. M. Stevens and K. P. Fitch left It evening for Chicago via the Northwestern , I a brief visit. Samuel It. Brown , of Philadelphia , > v among the arrivals at the PaclHo house y tcrday. Dr. In Ing 0. Wxxl , of W < x > dbtno , visit Council lHulfs yesterday. H , P. Dart , of Milan , 111. , is an Ogil luiuso guest. U. I ) . Swift , of lcs MoinoM , arri\uil ut 1 to Pacific yesterday. ' J. M. Bowler , of Bird Island , Me. , is ntt it. Pacific. it.si - A. II. Smith , of Dem or , was at the Ptc hone yesterday. no H. II. Palmer , of lied Oalc , was at the 1 ulfa cltio yesterday. a If. K. Gates , of Tabor , was at the 1'ac M. A. Oilman , of Wcstfiolil , Mass. , orrh tin here yesterday and booVed at the Ogden. iut M. MMOII , of Chicago. U at tlia Ogden. A largo assortment of fire works I do sale cheap ut W. T. Braun's Europe on restaurant , 404 Broadway. 1C- 1Cof Ice cream , strictly pure , the very be in : delivered promptly in quantities to BV and to any part of the city , ondatroasc able priced. W. T. Braun't Europe restaurant , 401 Broadway. DULY DELEGATED. Eighteen Reed Men Sent to DesMoines , The DoliitfK of dm Itopiiltllunii Con- vcntloii VcHlcrdny. The republican county convention inut yesterday afternoon at the court house , pursuant to call. The convention was called to order by John W. Baird , chairman of tlio county central committee , who read the call , nnd on his motion J. A. Hake was called to the chair. Ho thanked tlio conven tion , as usual , for the honor conferred , etc. , after which , on motion of M. P. Brewer , S. D. Street was chosen socre- tnry. tnry.Tho The following were then chosen as a committee < m credentials : S. B. Frum , George F. Wright and II. 0. Soifert. They reported as delegates present : CITY. First Ward Hon. John BuresheimT. W. McCargor , Win. Siedentopf , E. F. Philbrook , H. Belong. Second Ward II. L. Henry , Ghas. M. Hurl , W. S. Maynu , J. W. Baird , L. S. Russell , C. S. liubbard , A. F. Clatter- buck , T. J , Evans. Third Ward I ) . Mnltby , F. 0. Glens- on , Nato Phillips , W. Uavorstock , S. T. Walker , Jno. Limit , W. F. Supp , Fourth Waul M. P. Brewer , Jno. E. Baldwin , Jos. Lyman , D. B. Dailcy , Coo. F. Wright , N. M. Puscy , A. W. Rick- man , S. D. Street , Henry Mctcalf. FllOM THE TOWNS. Boone Not represented. Dulknad L. B. RobinsonS. S. Rust , W. W. Bilgur. Crescent A. R. " Prentice , D. H. Spanson. Carson Chas. Overacker , S. M. Johnson , J. 0. Stadlor Center Not represented. Orovo Not represented. Garner Not represented. Hnrdin J. S. Rand , A. Lovenbaiv. Hazel Dell 0. X. Barrett , , C. O. Mussor. James Not represented. Knnx-II. 0. Soillbrt , M. B. Blake , J. A. Hake , F. Benjamin , O. B. Nelson , A. M. Cofnnan. Keg Creek Woostor Fay , Wm. Kar- lo/ Lay ton W. S : Packard. Lincoln Not represented. Lewis L. B. Couzins , II. C. Ray mond. Macedonia T. J. Young , S. II. Hop kins , Wm. Beczly. Minden D. D. Gillstrop , G. L. Ful- lorton. Neola J. T. Van Ess , G. N. Reining- ton , J. A. Hamilton. Norwalk Not represented. Pleasant S. B. Frum , F. M. Kinnoy. Rockford Not represented. Silver Crock J. C. Pontius , H. M. Lo Valley. Valley A. M. McKinney , A. L. Field , R. M. White , U. Clark. Washington J. Tumor. Wavolnnd Not represented. Wright -Eli Clayton , J. II. Scofield. This report was adopted. On motion of Mayor Lyman the tem porary organization was made the per manent organization. EH Clayton moved that the chair ap point a committee of ono from each town ship and ward to select names for dele gates to the convention at DCS Moincs. Wm. Sicdontopf'moved ' , as an amend ment that the several delegations each choose n committeeman instead of the chairman appointing. The amendment was lost and the original motion then carried. In accordance therewith the following committee was named : Eli Clayton , of Wright township ; 'Win. Sicdontopf , First ward city ; J. W. Baird ; Second ward ; W. F. Sapp , Third ward ; D. B. Daily , Fourth ward ; Benjamin , of Knox ; Hamilton , of Neola ; Tumor , of Washington ; Swanson. of Crescent ; Johnson , of Carson ; Rnnd , of Harlan ; Kirby , of Keg Crook ; Raymond , of Lewis ; Beczloy , of Macedonia ; Fullerton - ton , of Minden ; Kinney , of Pleasant ; White of Valley ; Robinson , of Belknap ; Musser , of Hazel Doll ; and Packard of Layton , After a lengthy recess the committee reported the following as delegates to at tend the state convention at Dos Moincs : J. A. Hake , F. Benjamin , E. Clayton. B. F. Clayton , M. 1' . Brewer , U. B' Daily , W. F. Sapp , N. M. Pusoy , O. F. Wright , D. W. Il'ght , John N. Baldwin , J. W. Baird , M. Fulsom , T. J. Evans , L. B. Robinson , A. S. A very , J. Lyman and Wooater Fray. _ The committee also reported a res'oln- tion , instructing the delegates to use all honorable moans for securing tho. nomi < nation of Judge Reed to the supreme bench. The report of the committee was unani mously adopted. On motion of G. T. Wright the delegates gates were instructed that those presoiv should cant the entire vote of the dclt-ga tion nnd that no proxies be allowed ; Adjournment was then taken. .0 . Open for work , Pryor's BKE Job Print .0d ing Ollico , 7 Pearl street. Fourth of July. Quite a number of persons have ; wrong idea in regard to celebration here The procession will form and march t the park on Pearl street , where the Dec laration of Independence will bo road b ; A. T. Flochinger , and an oration delivered orod by Col. Kcatloy , after , which thn part of the celebration will bo adjourncc and those who cheese can go to the drh 't ing park in the afternoon. llcnl Kstuto TrnnHfers. The following real estate transfers wet filed for record Juno 22 , 1883 , roportc by Rose & McMahon , No. 4 Pearl streo Council Blull's : Casper Foster to Peter Ehlous , pai : u of oi of so ] , 15 , 77 , 41 , 8380. fQWm. It. Black to L. F. Spanglor , lol (1 ( and 7 , block 3 , Williams' add. to Hai 10 cock , $120. John Itognor to Cyrus Baughmai : io part of B o J of n o J , 12 , 74 , 38 , 8125. James Callahan to Tiiomas Rankin , lit 24 , 74 , 3D. 81,000. J. P. Forbes to Max Iteimers , noj 2 70 , 38 , 83,075. James Browster to n. E. Ingrahan part of out lot 2 , Jackson's add. , § 1,70 Joseph P. Smith to W. Siedontoff , lo 3 and 4 , block 1. Stut nrm' 2d add , $7 J. E. nudd to W. SiodtntoiF , lot 2 , i 10 , 74 , 44 , 87C. M. D. Bartlett to W. Siedontoff , lo 10 , 12 and 31 , block 17 , lota 12 , 17 m erin 18. block 10 ; lot 4 , block 24 and lot 1 in block 25 ; lofc 7 , block 25 and lot 6 , blo < 27 , Howard/a addition , S300. Total aalcB. $8.350 ' "BUOHuTpAIBA. " n- Quick , complete euro , all annoyl nin Kidney , Bladder and Urinary Disease 91. Druggists. N. I ASADt. F. It. OtlCOTT. CASADY & OEGUTT , Carpet Only one in the City. Stock now Complete. 3VC.OL.XXj 0371.I333HS JSOXjXGX'X'XOX } . CASADY & ORCUTT , 502 Broadway , - COUNCIL BLUFFS. A. H. MAYNE & CO. , DEAtKItS IN Bulk and Barrel Lime Louisville & Portland Cement MICHIGAN PLASTEn , HAIIl AND SKWEIl 1'H'E , IIAIID AND SOKT COAI , AT LOWEST 1'KICE. No , 34 Pearl Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. J. M. PHILLIPS , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOTS AND SHOES ! Fine Shoes a Specialty. 413 Broadway , - . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , NUGENT & SMITH , Merchant Tailor FIRST CLASS GOODS HID THE BEST OF WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED , 7 and 9 Main Street , . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS. , OOTJKTCXXJ THCIM TIPATH Ar Ptl GENERAL MERCHANDISE. J U I ! IN Jj llN U QC VJU. , IS Main struct and 17 Pearl street. rT A PIT XT Pfl DRUGGISTS. LT5 VJJJ.Cl.Lb.IX Ub VJU. . Prescriptions Compounded at all hours. 100 Broadway. " 1\/1 TTAT CRESTON HOUSE. , IVIVJDLl" , Grocery , 215 Main Street. Hotel , 217 and 219 Main street. J.M. BARSTOW. M , D. , Corner Filth street and Fifth a\e. UK , Jt JTi WrLXljj ) Corner Main antt Fifth up-stalrs. Residence , 009 Willow avenue. ' JUSTICE OF THE PEACE , NOnUTTTJ'7 , OOlco o er American Express. 0 O WAPMPP LIVERY AND FEED , Ci O Will contract for funerals at reasonable rates. 22 Fourth street. ST JOHW & coOAb BUYERS Draft by return mall. 148 Broadway. TTTTr t NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE , SA . , JT i U U-MJJt Corner Jlaln and Tirst atenue. PETHYBRIDGE & EERBERTZ , trnrtTT MERCHANT TAILOR , JxUUlli Stock Complete. Salts made at reasonable prices. Ko. 805 ilaln St | Oft/I WET CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER , OTT1 . IJ VIJ.XH. Corner 7th nnd Broadway. 1'lans and specifications furnished. _ L _ T- - " - T1- I - - -J.I-.4-L _ . - - I ---I.I - ' I 'I - L I _ . . - ! . QTJPTJTV/rA'M / DEALER IN FINE HARNESS. WW t Oil DItlu.A1N ; I have tlio variety that brings i < atronage. 124 Slain street. MERCHANT TAILOR. Artistic Work and reasonable charK'es. 872 Broidway. ' FURNITURE STOVES , X-r QnW' 05 OUlN and Household Suppllci. SflSBroadwaj. T - TT\m p LTATJT1 ATTOINEY8 ( ATLA'V , JJ LINUX 05 nxilViJ. } James Blotk. _ _ Proctlce In Btatu and federal courtg. _ _ MauufacturenFlnorumUure , UphoUtoryOoods , Curtains , ' S On BOrnnnTTT'TDrn OC UU , , ' and Window Shades. 307 Droadway. a A TMTrp AttUJMAndbath house , 421 and 423 Broadw a > . L. Sovereign , Prop. I' . J. Mont- ISA JN 11 AttUJM- rrnri nrr VETERINARY SURGEON , WAJJJtl UAiVl , Ofllcc.Bro } stable. _ No. 12 Scott street. -T iTTnTVTTVTTICICt V Manufacturer of HORSE COLLARS. , J , JaLJNJNLobl , Trade Supplied. Sth street , between eth and 7th a\e. - JUSTICE OF THE PCE , nrvTTrrrivTTtrmvnvn XlUWlJN J , AJjJjUli , Notary Public and Ocnorat Convejancer. 415 Broodwajr. nTITT ' n Tl TTnTTOn SMITH & NOHTON , tl l V flJtvJb l JLIU U OJIlf Broodw y opposite New Oper Houke. Rcnttcd $1 , J1.50 per day. TlTl n A TT P n A OOT > T CONTIUCTORS AND BUILDERS. DE CAY & OASSLLi "mer bUth utreet and ATenue 0. rT-iiir-rr HOUSEHOLD GOODS. - - NEW AND SECOND-HAND H. ALMY , Bought and told. 212 Broadw.y. Our New Loan nnd Improvement Co. Investigation into tlio matter convinces us tlmt ono of the most equitable , reason able and feasible plans of building houses is that proposed and in operation by tlio Mercantile Loan , Trust and Improve ment company of this city. By invest ing in shares in this institution , , which is backed by some of our best nnd most re liable business men , It becomes possible nnd comparatively easy for n man of moderate means to secure a comfortable home for himself and family. In taking n certain number of shares , at a certain rt monthly payment , in a few years a man can own a house of hia own for about the same as ho pajs monthly for rent. Mo believe the Alorcautilo Loan and Trust company , by organizing and opening up for business , have filled ft long felt want in Council Blufl's. Their .plans and system of loans will bear the most care ful scrutiny and examination , and wo have no hesitancy in pronouncing them reasonable and equitable , and backed by gentlemen of honor and integrity. As the company exists it becomes at once an institution of value and credit to our city and those who desire homes. Their pres ident is T. A. Kirkland ; vice president , Judge Tcakoj secretary , I. U. Beery ; treasurer , Col. Boobo , nnd their office is in the basement of Shugart & McMa hon's now block , comer Firnt avenue and Pearl street. jon27-ly. Irs , H , J , Hilton J , D , , 2 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON , 222 Bro dw y , Council Bluff * . SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Special odtertltemcnt' , nucli as Ix > st "ound , To Loan , Kor Sale , To Rent , Wanti , Board ng , etc. , will bo Inicrtcd In this column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first Iniertloi and KIVK CENTS PER LINE for each ub equent In Mrtlon. Lca c adicrtlsemonU at ourotflce , No. T 'carl Street , near Broadway. FOR SALE AND BENT. SALE A hotel , furnished , good locality and FOR terms. Address A. E. II. , BEB OBlce Council Bliifls. Swedish Movement Cure For the treatment and cure of dry , hanh , dead o falling hair or baldniM , at 712 Brpadttay , Upxind llluds , ( i pcxni a rooms are completed ) ; until tna ; lme tii'iuiN for Dr. Dulge. acrwu the way , at th Coy Homo. Consultation or elimination at lib rooms Ireo of charge. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Tlu doctor has on ulo the great Shaker and India Blood Remedy , for the cure ol catarrh and consump tion. Price 50 cents per bottle. Catarrh Is of se eral different kind * , or grades : No. 1. Mucous catarrh , Is much like a cpiumo cold , with mucous discharge * from the head , nos No. S. Dry catarrh , with heat In the fac and h u hot discolored skin , dry , hanh , dead or falling hal and baldness. . . No. 3. Scrofulous catarrh. 1 known by exresslv dandruff , and eruptions : split and bristling hair , bai breath , low spirits , forgettulness , bad dreanii , head che , hot water discharge froinnoM nd ee , new rsJjU , with b ldnes nd Idiocy. No. t. aeneral c Urrh of the blood , result * I wcakneu , debility. hort brcathlng.imaUwtak pulse heart troubles , kidney affections , wrlth Uier corn iil lnt and Indlgtstton , with Its attendant leprous dU coIontlon ofth iUn , Qd glasny , sunken ancetth * eje * . / Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. , 412 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa. ' West Side Square , Clarinda , Iowa. ' ' ' ' : . ' ] ' ) MRS. M. MCALLISTER , THE LEADING DEALER IN Millinery and Notions. 2i'j Main Street , . . . . . . . Council Illufls. JOHN E. MARTIN , Pliiinhpi1 dud Hud QtPflm Pittpp illllUUul , lido dllll 010dm rlllul , laa a. full ll" of Bath Tubs , Sink , Dnibre , Hrais and Lead fiocxl * , Lead and Iron Pipes and fittings. Job * blng promptly attended ta. First class n urk gunrantccd. No , ' 11 Pearl Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS. L. C. BRACKETT , 224 AND 226 BROADWAY BOOKS , TOTS AND NOVELTIES , Orctdt Yarletjr In the City. xJitranfrer should ( all to rlilt my store room. , Broadway Steam Laundry ! A. C. LARSON , - Proprietor. LATEST IMFBOVED MACHINERY. _ _ HOUSES , LOTS AND LANDS . . . _ . Sold. } j * * r vtt.&j-.v i * m j % * * = s * * ! - Money Loaned , Abstracts Furnished ! y OFlO < g : i3 tts tPVCoIVCi ! Au" "C ! IVrr No. 4 Pearl Street , - CbUNCIL BLUFFS. SULLIVAN & FITZGERALD , DEALERS IN Groceries , Frowns , Boots RAFTS .ON THE BANK OF IRELAND , DUBLIN , FOR SALE , .143 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS B. S. TERWILLIGER , DECORATOR AND DEALER IN FANCY 31 Main Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa , CRESTON HOUSE , MAX MOHN , . . . - PKOPBIETOR. 2X8 , 217 .xa.d J31O 1. OVE vlxi. Stx-oot , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA- MRS. D. A. BENEDICT , t THE LEADING DUAT4EK IN IR G-OODSI 337' Broadway , Council Bluffs. P. Overtoil , DEALER IN Hard Wood , Yellow Pine and Bed Cedar Lumber , Oak and IU-U Cedar Pillng.Ccdar Telegraph Poleiand Fence Pouts , Oak Dimension Stuff , Ilrick'i ) Material ol all kind ) , at Bed Rock Prices. A Specialty In WOOD AND COAL for brick jard purri'ises. A full supply ol wood and coal aluajson liamlatyard.fcOSand WW Main street. Ottlcc , 60S First . \\eime , bctvtecn Main and Ptarl etreeta. WllOLBSALr DBiLKR IN Prompt Cash Paid. No commission cliarycil. Send for Quotations. [ > l'l llruadv > ay , Council BlulU TIIOS. orricin , u. M. rvair , OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS , Council Dluffi , . la. Established - - 1856 Dealers In Forglen and Domestic Exctangeand Home Stcuritlas. WIKTHEBLICH BROS. Cor. Cth St. and llth Ave. COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IO\YA. MRS. E. J. HARDING , M. D. Medical Electrician AND GYNECOLOGIST ! Graduate of Electropathlc Institution , Philadelphia Office Cor. Broadway & Glenn Ave COUNCIL BLUFFS , Tlio treatment of all diseases and painful difficulties peculiar to females a ejxiclalty MORGAN , KELLER , & CO. , UNDERTAKERS. The finest quality and largest stock west of Chicago of Wooden and Metallo Cases. Calls attended to st all hours. We defy competition In quality of goods or prices. Our Mr Morgan has sencd as undertaker for forty years ) anu thoroughly understands his busU ness. Warerooms.Sll Broadway. UPHOLSTERING In all Its branches promptly attended to ; also carpet Ulng and lambrequins. Telerraphlo and mall orders filled without deUy. W.R.VAUGHAN , Justice of , the Peace. Omaha and Council Bluffs. Real estate and collection agency. In ( XU Fellow' * Uock , orer Barings Bank. 1