DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS , WEDNESDAY , JUNE 27 , 1883.
THE DAILY BEE.
GOUNCIL BLUFFS.
Wednesday Morning , Juno 27t
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Ho. T Pearl Street , Near Broadway. .
MINOR MENTION.
*
[ See Joseph Roller's spring styles.
iCheap Railroad Tickcta at .Bushncll's
[ The city council mc-cU again tliii
evening.
[ Kiel's hotel seems to bo doing a thriv
ing business. Thirty-one arrivals in om
day is not bad.
There was not prisoner in the cala
Ixxise yesterday morning to bring bofon
tlic police court.
The Episcopalians are to hold a socia' '
Thursday evening at thu residence of Mrs ,
J. W. Chapman.
The girls of St. Francis academy nro t < .
give their annual exhibition Thursdaj
jnoniing at 0 o'clock.
The fricndo of Max Mchn are imshiiif
liis nnmp forward aa n good ono to gf
along with that of sheriff.
The Pottawattamio delegates have gen <
to DCS Moincs enthusiastic for Judgi
Jlced , and very hopeful as to the cluincei
of success.
The Methodist church at Mucodonii
-was injured by recent storms , being par
tially moved off its foundation. It wil
tx > st $ TiOO to put it in shape again.
Thomas Green & Sons yesterday _ go
out a search warrant for some blind
washed away by the flood , and suppose !
to have bce'n picked up and appropriatcc
l > y another party.
Tlio district court reconvenes ncx
Friday for the hearing of several case
continued until that timo. There wil
bo no jury trials , however , the jurymei
Laving been excused.
Rev. Bishop Dubs preached in Genual
last evening at tlio Evangical church ii
this city. Tlio church was crowded am
the discourse listened to with eviden
attention and eagerness.
Council Bluffs is to have nn olcgan
Masonic temple , to bo built thi.i Humino
At the junction of Broadway nnd Ban
croft streets. It is to bo a three star ;
brick , ono hundred feet oquare.
If the newspaper men of the city don1
Hash bright paragraphs it wont bo Sen
man's fault lie yesterday "sot 'cm u
for the boys" in the shape of his No.
pencils , which are in fact A No. 1.
Max Mohn and his Cftaton lions
ficcms to "bo growing in prosperity , as ii
dicatcd by the increase in business , whic
warrants him in going ahead with h
proposed new building adjoining pro ]
orty , thus giving him inoro room.
The Driving Park association tlirov
iho gato'opcn this week BO that all wl
tlusiro may drive on the mile track , i
that the track may bo worked down '
the boat condition possible for no :
week's racca.
A. Schrocder , the saloonist , was di
chargwl yesterday , the evidence boh
rather against the utory told by Oflici
" \Vnnier tliat the plaoo was open aft' '
lioura. Several witneiics testified tin
it .vaa closed on tiiuo.
The Harmony band i& to go to Mac
donia on the Fourth , not to Malvorn ,
erroneously stated in THK BBB nnd larjg
3y copied by the other papers of the cil
It is to bo hoped they will now copy t
correction.
The case of the Koitzonstoin boys f
analicioua inischicf in breaking Jo !
Kramer's windows , lias been continu
until to-day. Kramer , in tuni , has bo
arrested for threatening the boys with
revolver , and lie is to bo heard Saturdi
The very pertinent und practical nuo
is raised as to whnt becomes of all t
whisky taken away from the drun
brought in by the police , Tlio bott
when confiscated sometimes arc full , I
they don't atay BO. Does it ovaporai
Mulquoen'a now frame building
Main street is fast approaching comp
tion , and makes quite an iniprovoinoi
It is a double atoro with tenement roe
above , the building being 40 by 00 fe
The exterior is being painted and it v
Boon bo ready for occupancy.
McClunk's now cracker factory \
probably bo started in active oporat
by the first of August. The work on I
building * is being pushed right ale
and as soon as thu roof is on iho ninch
cry , which is already hero , will bo inn
diatoly put in place ,
Among the marked improvements
Main street is the brick building , I
atoriea and two stores , being erected
J. Petera and William Pluinmor. 1
contractor is John Hammer ( and ho
crowding the work to completion aa i
aa possible consistent with thoroughm
'Wot weather has prevented any act
atop being taken in tlio building up
tlio old agricultural works as q foun
and machine shop. Mr. Hondino
poets if rain holds off , and brick can
had , that by next week work on the n
enterprise will begin in earnest.
The case of thoBtatova.PauluaBlocl
for assault , was the subject of a stn
and very loud discussion in Jus
fichurz's court yesterday between At
noys Sears and Lindt. Ono reason
signed for tlio talk being so loud is t
tlio defendant is deaf and duiulnind
nttonioya were tryjng to make him hi
Lindt came out ahead and got the <
continued until the Oth.
Tlio sidewalk along the cast side
Main street lias boon narrowed fi
twelve feet to ten foot , inaccorduncov
the late action of thu council , in ordo
give greater breadth to the street. Si
of the property owners on the west i
object to narrowing , however , and
maintain the full twelve foot. This i
causa trouble.
The communication of ourworthyciti
Col. Cochran , urging tlio property p
era along the creek to. fill tlio ndjoii
streets nt their own expense , was prii
in the democratic paper by order of
council , andJienco was paid matter ,
are not informed whether the favor
commentfl of Uio editor wcro to bo i
for or not , but probably not , as it w <
' T > o diflicultto provouny "valuorccolri
If eome poor widow , who U atruggl
"by thO aid of friends , to hold her he
ttead , which cliances to b "on the cr
should write a letter to the council ,
iiig that t'no tax bo not forced ujwn
until aho can recover a little from
losses of the flood , would the council
lur tills printed in the deiuocratlo ah
and would it appear. .jt ] , or without com
menfs ?
Some of the * ; M glrcol j-p0rty , , own.
era wlio Jiayp , n „ , , „ ! „ . { t , , jmy for the
hllingon J' fc , slrcct defining that the
city nhoil ] ffty fnr the work 0t , , „ { the
general < W'cs , Imvo changed their mind ,
n.wfcead of snoing or being sued , yes-
cn 'drew up their checks and settled ,
are still holding out.
There was quite n demand for mauiagt
'licenses ycstenlay. Among thoao grant
ed were : George A. Kellogg , of thia city
and Cecilia Sheehan , of Oxfofd , Iowa ;
John llocf and Amanda Longly , both of
this city ; Hans Modson and Christine
Fredorickson , both of Neolat.C. . . II. Orvis
and Xolla V. Smith , both of this city.
The organ of St. Jacob evidently needs
a little of the oil itself. It has been hurt
badly. It gasps "lickspittle , " "anony
" " " "for-
mous scribbler , "leatherhead , -
eignor , " "weak intellect , " etc. When it
recovers sufficiently it will answer the
query of how much it ia willing to pay to
ward filling Mynster street , and how
much" property it owns along the crook.
Council Bluffs Lodge No. 40 , Knights
of Pythias , has elected as oflicers for the
ensuing year : II. A. Belles , P. C. ; J. E.
Matcalfo , 0 , 0. ; Ooorgo W. McCoy , V.
C. ; John Hammer , prelate ; C. II. Dai-
son , M. at A. ; A. B. Howe , K , of II. and
S. ; C. D. Waters , M ; of E. ; Mat Bolt-
gene , I. O , ; J. B. Dobson , , O. G.
Peter Beck , the Main Htrcctgrocer , has
had hardly time Co rculiiu the joy at be
ing the father of of a bouncing boy , when
ho is suddenly plunged into tlio deepest
grief by the death of the babo. The little
tlo ono seemed to promise long life , bul
on Monday night was taken very ill , am !
breathed its last yesterday morning.
Mrs. T. Schull has opened a dress
making establishment at 105 Pcarl street ,
where she is prepared to do fashionahlt
dressmaking of all kinds.
IJUIGIIT 1JOYS.
They Give nn Excellent Pintail to the
fioliool "i'cnr nnct Now llouiut
Into u Vacation.
The pupils of St. Joseph's Academy
under the direction of their oflicien
teacher , Prof. J. J. Slattory , gave theii
fourth annual exhibition last evening , ii
St. Joseph's Academy hall , which wai
largely attended by the parents and thei :
many friends. Tlio exercises consistci
of many essays , declamations and songs
which wore listened to and warmly ap
plauded by all present. Among thos
who took part in the exercises the follow
ing deserve especial credit : Master
Philip Paschol , John Keating , Win
Nason and Frank Wickham , who sin
prised all present by their elocutional-
offorU.
Tlio following is the programme of th
evening :
Opening nong * , Pup !
ENHay. . . . . . , , * . , . . . John Kcatlti
Declamation , Win. Jfast :
Declamation i , . . .I-onU Fmil )
Declamation Tnmex Morr
Declanmtion Micluicl KliiHfc
Declamation , .Tluw. Ciiyi
Kway 1'hll. Vouch
Song , , . , I'npl
Declamation ( ieorgo He nr
Declamation Win. Mon
Declamation , . Frank Wlcklia
Select Mimic lolm Keatii
Declamation. . > ; Charle * Langnim
Declamation , . . , ( loirj- " Mill
Declamation .Jon. Danlg
Declamation Famex Mulquci
Declamation , Jon. Yom
Declamation , , . . , , . Dennis Sullivi
Declamation John Krani
Bong , ,1'up
As a finale came the distribution '
premiums , which consisted of a lari
number of books , which miwlo the boy !
eyes of the recipients sparkle with d
light. Rov. Father McMonomy gave o :
of his happy addresses , and the schc
year of thu St. Joseph academy close
There has been a boys' school here f
tonyearabut it haanot been dignified by i
academical course and building but to
years. During this time it has grown
numbers and in grade of scholarshi
During the year just closi
y its enrollment has reached to
10 about a hundred pupils , pretty oven
ks divided between Prof. Slattory and Mi
OS Kolly. The management as well as t
lit instruction of Prof. Slattory has prov
3 ? excellent , and ho has shown tlio Imvv
gift of inspiring those under him wi
aomo of the enthusiasm in study ai
courtoousncss of manner which so clmn
118 terizca his own lifo > lie intends apoti
ing most of his vacation in St. Louis a ;
it.
ill will bo heartily welcomed back with t
opening of the fall term.
ill Seersuckers , chambroys and skirtin
an just received at Harkncss Bros.
lie
ig , The OAUGIJEY HOUSE on Broiulw
is ono of the boat hotels of its size in t
woat.
Merrily Mated.
Yesterday afternoon thcro was : i hap
ivo gathering of friends nt the residence
by
ho H. A. Smith , on Frank street , to w
is nose the giving in marriage of his dauj.
ist tor , Miss Zollo V. Smith , ' to Charles :
Orris , ono of Council Bluffs' well kno'
ve young men. The ceremony was happ
of performed by Rev. Cyrus Hanilin , t
pastor of the Congregational church , a
ry the well wishes and congratulations
IX-
IXbo these present will bo heartily ro-echc
boW and renewed by many others throughc
the city , where both of the contract !
parties are so well and favorably knov
ot ,
ng lawns and Foulard
Elegant now en
ICO brica just received at Harkness Bros.
Br
os-
osmt Open for work , Pryor'sBKK Job Pri
ho ing Olllco , 7 Pearl street.
Tlio Now Church.
The contract for building the basomi
of the now Catholic church hero was
of ycatunlny to Jiunca Wicklmin nuil
ith out Jlurphy , the price being 810,000. 1
to basoiiiout only will bo coniplotctl t
ino year , thus allowing it to settle well bof
itlo the roaring upon it of the atructuro pr
till
or. The now church is to bo 04 foot
my 1UU foot , nnd is to face on Sixth stn
the aito being botwocn Sit. l"n\i
eon ncndoiny for girls mid St. Josop
j-n- academy for boys. It will cost '
ing 000. Air. McNainum , of St. I.ouis
ted the architect.
tlio Itov. Father AIcMonoiny has , dui
\Vo his long imstorato , proved himaolf HUC
Lie successful ninnagor of the church's tc
aid porul us troll ns spiritual niattora , t
ukl there is no doubt that the enterprise ,
d. " liis Imnds , will bo BiiccoBsfully carriet
"Si n comiilotion , und the building of MIC
nc- church as proposed will proyo a vro1
oki ing feature to his years of faithful la
jk- aa ahephcnl of the largo Hock ho
her gathered nbout him.
the
or- Mandol is offering some special I
lot , gains in household gooda und funiiti
FUN ON THE FOURTH ,
The Arrangements Completed for Cele
brating the Day ,
Jinny AltrnolloiiH OITcrccl niul In-
iliiuciiicntH for VlNllnrH ProniggS
KlHOwlicrc.
Arrangements arc nbout completed for
thu celebration of tlio Fourth hurc , and
every indication points to n most success-
fill nnd cnjoynblo time. If the weather
is fnvomblo there will bu a crowd hero
from all points of thu compass , nil the
railways having agreed to carry p.issen-
gurs at hnlf rates.
\ grand parade will bo formedjat 10
o'clock , on Sixth street , under thu mar-
shalship of C. It. Daily , the bend of the
column resting on the junction of that
street with Willow avenue. In this pro
cession the civic and military societies
and citizens generally aru invited to join.
The line of march fixed upon is as fol
lows : West on Willow avenue to Seventh
street , south on Seventh to Fifth avenue ,
cast onFif th arcmio to Main strvet , north
on Mam ( to Broadway , east on Broadway
to thu Methodist church , at which
the column will countermarch to
iwint
'earl street , south on Pearl to First nve-
line , from which point the column will
outer Bayliss park forming around Uic
grand stand , at which point the exercises
will bo held. The Union Pacific Kind is
to furnish the music. The Declaration
of Independence will bo read by A. T.
Flickinger , Ksq. , and the oration will be
delivered by Col. John H. Keatley.
These exercises arc expected to dose
in time to allow the people to reach the
driving park by noon , where the grand
barbacuo will bo ( riven. George Drake
is to bare charge of this , and has selected
the victim from William
as a .three-year-old
liam Plumer's herd , weighing 2,000
pounds. The admission , to the grounds
is to bo fifty cents , nnd all will be al
lowed a free feast nt the Iwrbacue , and
given an afternoon's sport , such as has
never yet been had nt the driving park.
At 1 o'clock the sport will begin , the
first event on the -programme being a
trotting race , 2:50 : class , for n purse of
$400.
There will bo on exhibit ! m of ladies'
equestrianism , for lady contestants from
this congressional district. The first
prize is an elegant saddle and bridle and
a handsome Whip. The second prize is
silver cup.
A handicap foot rnco of 300 yards , fein
n purse of $50 , will also come off durint
the afternoon , together with n greaset
polo nnd greased pig contest.
A $ -100 purse is hung up for a trottinf
race in the 2tO : ! class.
There are also to bo riding exercises bj
young ladies and gentlemen , and award :
made for grace of manner , good riding
and superior horsemanship. To boy
under 10 the following premiums will hi
given : First , a middle nnd bridle ; second
end , n horse blanket ; third , a pair o
spurn and whip ; fourth , a bridle ; fifth , :
whin ; sixth , a pair of spurs ; seventh , ;
saddle blanket.
One of the lending events of the da ;
1 will bo the freo-for-all for a purse u
$ 100. Some very fast horses promise t
show their speed in this race. Amen
ilium will bo Maggie F. , Loafer , Littl
Sioux , Big Soap , Little Miss , Dutc
Girl , .Lilian and Lucrcco. This race can
not but bo a big event.
A chance will bo given for gentlemen'
roadsters to show up , there being on th
programme a double team trot , mil
neats , best two in three , to wagon. Th
first prize is blanket nnd hoods f (
team , the second prize the entrain
money.
With such n programme the nftornoo
will bo crowded with sport.
In the evening there will bo nn ope
air concert in the park by the Union Pi
cilic band , and a grand displny of fin
works. There will also . bo n ball nt D <
hany'sopera house.
Nor is the fun to end hero. The drivin
park association has arranged for son
line races on the next day , the 5th. Tl
programme consists of n race for gentl
men's roadsters , single , to wagon , tl
first prize being a set of single liarnes
the second the entrance money.
Then will follow the other races , 01
for the 2:34 : class. Purse $000 , first 0181
second $75 , third $45.
2:40 : class. Purse $300 , first $181
second $75 , third $45.
2:22 : class. Purse $400 , first $24 (
second $100 , third $00.
There is no doubt from present indie
lions but that nil the rnces will fill. Tl
entries nro to close on the evening of tli
28th. Secretary Bowman left last ovoi
ing for Osknloosa to receive entries thor
nnd to make arrangements for several <
the fast horses to bo shipped from tlier
In fact there is on every hand the pronri
that the programme will bo owned 01
successfully.
Those who desire are cordially inviti
this week to drive around the track , ni
they can not only enjoy this thomsolTC
but can at the same time help in workii
the track , ao it may bo in thu best <
, conditions ,
a
SILTKU CiiHBK , N. Y. , Fob. ( J , 1880.
GKNTH I Imro boon Tory low , and ha1
tried everything , to no advantage ,
heard your Hop Bitters recommended 1
so many , I concluded to give them A trin
I did. and newt am around , and co :
. stantiy improving , and am nearly i
n. strong as qyor. W. II. WELLEU.
Dr. West , Dentist , 14 Pearl street.
Our Now Iionn nnd Improvement C
Investigation into the matter convinc
us that one of the most equitable , roaso
able- and feasible plans of building hous
is that proposed and in operation by t !
Mercantile Loan Trust and
nt , Improv
mcnt company of this city. By invot
ot ing in shares in this institution , which
.1.he backed by some of our best and most t
he liable business men , it becomes possil
lis and comparatively easy for n man
moderate means to secure n comfortal
ire homo for himself nnd family. In takii
a certain number of shares , at a ccrta
monthly payment , in a few years n in
Jt , can own n house of hia own for about t
t'is same as ho pays monthly for rent. V
I'H believe the Mercantile Loan and Tri
company , by organizing and opening i
18 for Imaiite.sH , have filled n long fi
want in Council Blutfr. Their pinna ni
system of loans will bear the most cai
i n fid scrutiny and examination and '
n- have no hesitancy in pronouncing tin
int reasonable nnd equitable , and backed
in gentlemen of honor nnd integrity. .
to the company exists it becomes at once
> ton institution of value nnd credit to our ci
n- and those who desire homos. Their iir
> nor idont is T. A. Kirkland ; vice preside !
108 Judge Pcnko ; secretary , I. ll. Booi
treasurer , Col. Boebo , nnd their office
in the basement of Shugart & McJ
lion's now block , corner First avenue n
re. Pearl atroot. jan27-ly.
N. CiBADT. r. If. OHCUTT.
CASADY & ORCUTT ,
Carpet
Only one in the City. Stock now Complete.
CASADY & ORCUTT ,
02 BroadH-ay , - . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS.
A. H. MAYNE & CO. ,
DKAI.KHS Hf
Bulk and Bad Lime Louisville & Portland Cement
UIC1IKUN PLASTER , HAIU AND SEWKU PIl'E ' , IIAUD AND SOFT COAL AT LOWEST PRICE.
'o , Si Pearl Street , . . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
J. M. PHILLIPS ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOTS AND SHOES !
Fine Shoes a Specialty ,
13 Broadway , - - - - COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
NUGENT & SMITH ,
FIRST CUSS GOODS AND THE BEST OF WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED ,
7 and 9 Main Street , - - - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
3DI3S.33OT03a.Tr , OOTJOXrOTHi
"RPTJn XT n.l GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
JJJJINU OS Ul.'M ' 18 Main street and 17 Pearl struct.
L. B. CLARK & CU , , I'rcucrlptloni Compounded URUomsT-s- at all hours. 100 Broadway.
' "
MAX'MOHN CIIESTON nousE-
, Grocery , 215 Main Strict. Hotel , 217 and 219 Main ktrect.
J. 1YL , ijAllolUW M. JJM Corner Fifth'strect and Fifth avc.
MR T V WTTTTP omcE.
UD , O , Xi VVHXJ.XJ , Corner Main and Fifth up-ntalrs. Residence , 009 Willow arcnue.
NopuTTprr JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
i Office orcr American Express. '
WAP MPT ? LIVERY AND FEED ,
VVxlU'lMJQIlr , Will contract for funerals nt reasonable rates. 22 Fourth street.
J. M , ST. JOHN & OQ..OASE BUYERS ,
Draft bj return mall. HO Broadway.
PTPPPP NEW BOOT AND SHOE STOUK ,
SA > JTlXlIlUXl. Corner Main and First areauc.
" "
PETHYBRTDGE" & HERBERT
MHHCHANT TAILOR ,
JACOB KOOH , Htock Complete. Suits made at reasonable prices. No. SOS Main St. ' ,
CONrKACT0.1 : ! AND.BUILDER. . .
( j , F , SVIITH , - Corner 7th and Broadway. Plans and upcciflcatlons furnished.
QP/PPMATVT HEALER IN FINE HARNESS.
WW . OHDHlVllilN , I have the yarlcty that brings iMitronago. 121 Main it reel.
PRATvTPV MERCHANT TAILOR.
JC jAr.ci.LN U JL , Artistic Work and reasonable char ci. 872 Broadway.
XT Qn'NT FURNITURE STOVES ,
05 > and Household Supplies. 3o3 Broadway.
TTNTTYT1 XT TTAPT ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
Jj LiN U L OC UXJ III JL j _ Barnes Block. _ Proctlcoln _ state and federal courta.
Xr fTi Mauuhcturer * Fine Furniture , Upholstery Oeods , Curtains
EQTnmTPTJT1 QC UU. , and Window Shades SO ? Broadway.
a A "MTT1 A TJ 1 TTK And bath house , 421 and 423 Broadway. U Sovereign , Prop. P. J. Mont
O/liNlIB.lllULVl gomcry , M. D. Phjblctan.
VCTEIUNARY SU1U1EON ,
WAT4P PAkV
VV . .oJJJuJJ \ \ . Cl 1 , Office , Bra ) ' stable. No. 12 Scott street.
T3PTVT'KTPCC'V ! ' Manufacturer of HOUSE COLLARS ,
PT . JQJJININJJOOX , Trade Supplied. 8th street , between 6th and 7th ate.
T ATJTJflTT JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
U. RDDOLL , Notary rubUoandOcneralConTcyanccr. 416 Broadway.
DPTTODP TTni TQP SMITH i NORTON ,
.A l V JJAJj HU U Oljj Broadway oppoilt * Now Open. House. Refitted $1 , $1.50 per day
TIP P A V XT H A QQPT CONTRACTORS AND IHIIL9ERS.
UJj L/AI OS UAOOJJJJ , Corner Sixth street and ATMU Q.
AT 1\/TV / NEW AND SECOND-HAND HOUSEHOLD OOODS.
WTT . AJLlMl. Bought and iold. J1Z Broadway.
rr SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special adTOrtUenienta , such M Lost ,
Found , To Loan , Fet Bale , To Rtmt , W nt , Board-
Intf , etc. , will be Inserted In this column at the low
rate of TEN CENTS I'KU LINE for the nr t Insertion
and FIVE CENTS TEH LINE for each subsequent In-
Kcrtlon. Lcate ad > crtUement at ourotnco , No. 7
Pearl Street , near Broadway
ll- FOR BALE AMD BENT.
10 8ALE A hotel , furnished , good locality and
0- FOR " term * . Addrcu A. E. H. , B Olnco ,
0i Council Bluffs.
\i- \
iis RENT-A iilceljJfurnUheJ l > edroom for Bin-
iso FOR gentleman. Apply at Mnu A. A. Smith' * ,
o- 123 bouth Hrst ttrevt.
ole
of Swedish Movement
in Cure
in
lie For the treatment ami cure of dry. hamli , iload or
fallhiB hair or baldiit * * , at "IS Broadwn ) , Council
IllunX ( tiHiri M roniiu arc completed ) ; until that
ist time lmiur | for Dr. IKidito , across the way , at the
Coy House , Coniultatlun or examination at hu
in room * free ' ot Cliai c.
lit SATISFACTION ( HIAUANTEED.
id Tlio doctor lias on Kale the irrcat ShaVerand Indian
ido IUH ) 1 Itcinotly , for the cure of catarrh and comuinp-
o- tlon. I'rlco W cent * iwr bottle.
Catarrh U of nercra ! UlRercnt klnd , or grades :
No. 1. Mucoux catarrh , U much like a common
cold , MllUmucuusUlKharjci from the head , now
and throat. , , ,
No. 2. Dry catarrh , with heat In the face and neaJ.
hot ilUcolored ikln , dry , harth , ded or falllnjt hair
nu and Laldneu. ,
No. 8. Hcrofulou * catarrh , Is known by excenslre
dandruO , and vmptlont ; > plit and brlntllng hair , bad
Ja" breath , low plrlU , foructfulncia , bad ilreanu , bead-
arlie , hot vater discharge from no3 end vf , new.
ralsrlatlthbaldneu and Idiocy.
- . No.4. General catarrh of the blood , results In
< a weaknex , debility , short breathlngsmallwcak pulse ,
heart troubles , kidney affection ! , with lifer com-
i.Ulnt and Indlzcitlon , lth Its attendant leprous dls-
colorations of the skin , and gUiny , sunken appear-
anra f the eyea.
ODELL & DAY ,
Loans , Real Estate
AND
INSUEANOE ,
No , 39 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs
City Property.
Wo hate > acant lots In all iurt of the city at froi
(50.00 Ui , for sale on monthly | < a > mcnU.
No. 62. Hou a , 0 rooms , well , cittern , 4 large lot
plenty of fruit , on llcnton otreet ; cheap , $ ! , OOU.
No. aa A desirable renklemti on Seu'litli ttrec
near Bloomer kchH > l , buildings nearly new ; $5,000.
No. 4'i Ninety feet front , comer Puarl ht. and *
com ! atenue , opjioslta court house ; 95,600.
Business Chances.
No. 29.For tale or trade , a stock of hardware , t
a good bnslneM ixilnt In western Ion a. Will trade fi
farm or cltv iiroiKirty ,
No. Al. Hotel , the only rue Inatoun of 700 Inhal
ItantK , 5 rooniit , uith good turn , "ell located , u
Kll rhe p or trade lor a farm.
No. IB. A ll > u rcpubllcaji iur [ In wctteni low
ottlclal county | > aper and large | utronagv , ter ) ihet
If cold toon.
\Ve aUo lia\e a tuimlier of choice /arm * In wettei
lotta , for tale chcaji.
LOANS.
Wo Ime money to loan on farmj ami city projiert :
at f rum 0 to 10 pi r cent.
Fire and Tornado Insurance.
Beat of comiuiilc * tvpreaentcd. l > | uUlile ! rat
and fair treatment. Luwt. adjusted and paid at tli
ottlee.
Mrs H J Hilton M D
, , , , , , ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEOK
333 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
\ „
To The Trade !
Vo take pleasure in calling your attention to the fact that wo have made arrange
ments ns will enable us to soil you
Here , as Low as you can buy them East.
ito for further information ,
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. ,
412 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
R. S. COLE & CO. ,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALERS IN ALL
11 the Most Improved Kinds of lightning Beds
Anil Ornaments. Also Wood anil Iron Pnmpn , Wocxl Tublnjf and Gas 1'lpe and Pipe Fixtures , for both
Woix ! nnd Iron 1'umJM. Orders will rccclvo prompt attention.
No , 604 South Main Street ' COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
UrcblS-tod-tt
M. GALLAGHER ,
New Store , Fresh Goods , Low Prices and Polite Attendants.
First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel , }
PETER C. MILLER ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
-Paper and Window Shades and Painting in all Its Branches. .
FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLE.
. . . . . .
ZNToei. XS A.XLC3L2O - - - - 3NTortla.3VErt.ixi.J3t.
& WRIGHT.
504 Broadway and 10 and 12 Main St , , Council Bluffs.
PKOMPT ATTENTION AND OLOSE PRICES ON MAIL OEDEEs !
JSJold. .
Money Loaned , Abstracts Furnished !
* * * " *
No. 4 Pearl Street ? CbUNCIL BLUFFS.
SULLIVAN & FITZGERALD ,
DEALERS IX
. . .
A JL W I JLMAWJUiMl .IWV1M MUM. RJJLLWVfW.
nvtiGKiri.A.TXoiKr k.cm Ji's.
DIIAFTS ON TIIE BANK OF IKEf.AND , DUBLIN , FOIl SALE , J13 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS
B. S. TERWILLIGER ,
DECORATOR AND DEALER IN FANCY
.A.
31 Main Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
CRESTON HOUSE ,
MAX MOHN , PEOPEIETOE.
21O , 21O & . JSti-oot ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA-
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
THE LEADING DEALER IN
IBI-A-IIR , G-OO3DSI
337 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
P. Overton ,
DEALER IN
Hard Wood , Yellow Pine
and Red Cedar Lumber ,
Oak and Red Cedar Piling , Cedar Telegraph Poles and
Fence Posts , Oak Dimension Stuff , Bridge Material
of all kind * , at Bed Itock 1'rlccs. A Specialty In
WOOD AND COAL
for brick 3 ard purpose * . A full supply of wood and
coal alwajs on hand at j ard , 802 and 804 Main street.
Office , 605 First A > enue , between Main and Pearl
htrccto.
j. 33. J3I33IJ3EJ-V ,
WIIOLKSALK DXALKR IN
Prompt Cash Paid.
No mmmlxslcm charged. Sund for Ouotatlonj.
lit'2 Broadway , - Council Bluffs.
TM03. OH'ICCU , II , il. I'U.HKY.
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS ,
Council Bluffi , la
'
Established - - 1856
Dealers In Forgten and Domestic Exchange and
Home Securities.
WINTHERLICH BROS.
Iroi&BrassFoiury
Cor. Cth St. and llth Ave.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , . . IOWA .
MRS. E. J. HARDING , M. D.
Medical Electrician
AND
GYNECOLOGIST 1
Craduate of Electropathlo Instltutlou. Philadelphia.
r
Penn.
Office Cor. Broadway & Glenn Ave-
COUNCIL BLUFFS , 0\f\ .
Tlio treatment of all dlkeases aid painful difficulties
I 'cullar to lenulcs a specialty
MORGAN , KELLER , & CO. ,
UNDERTAKERS.
The finest quality and laiyett stock c t of ChloiKO
of Wooden and Metalto Cases. C'alU attended to at
all hours. We defy romiKJtitlon In quality of goodn
or prices. Our Mr tiorfcan has scrred as undertake
for fortr > ears ana thoroughly underttanJs his bull.
ness. Warerooms,3U BroaiUay. UPHOLSTERINO
In all Its branches promptly attended to ; alto carpet
Ujlns and lambrequins. Tule--rophlo' and mill
order * filled without delay.
W.R.VAUGHAN ,
Justice of the Peace.
Omaha and Council Bluffs.
Real tstate and collection agency. In Odd Fellon'g
block , orer Barings Bank. janS-tf