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' G THE DAILYBEFCUUNCIL BLUFFS SdTURDAY , AUGUST 27. 1Hb3.
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Ii riE DAILY BEE.
C OUNCIL B LUFFS.
MonettY Morning , August 27.
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sUnsc11i1l1ON RATES :
yy tatrc r------- 20 cent , per week
i 197 MM - - - - - - - - $10.00 per Year
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] iepabllcnn Coanty Conrcntlon.
The rcpublicans of Pottawattamio
count will meet in dole ate convention
at the court house in Council Illuffa ,
e Thursdn , September 13 , at 10 o'clock a ,
m for the purpose of pining in no nina
tion candidnlca for the following oficea ,
to wit : Ono state senator , two represen
t lives , sheriff , treasurer , auditor , aur-
voyor superintendent of public schools ,
coroner , and members of the board of
aupervisors. Each township will bo or-
titled to the following ropreseutntii :
Rane , let prednct.,5 Layton , , , , . . . . . . ,4
t Kane , 2(1pnecnct ( . .8 Llucoln. . . . . . . . . . . .2
ICano,3dprecinct. . .7 Lewk . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Kane , 4th preclnct..B Macedonia . . . . , . , , ,3
" ] lonmer . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 Mlndon. . . . . . . . . . .2
] lolknap. . . . . . . . . . .3 Noola . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Crescent..2 Norwalk . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Carson . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1'leMant. . . . . . . .2
Centor,4 ltockfurtL , , . , , . . . . .2
Grovo. . . , . . . . . . . . .3 Silver Crock..2
' Garner . . . . . . . . . . . .2 Valle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
] Ianlln. . . . . . . . . .2 Washngton. . . . . . . . 2
' hazel Dell . . . . .2 Wayeland , . . , . . .2
, . Jatnea. , . . . . . . . , . .3 Wrlght. . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Knox. . . . . . . . . . . . . .C York . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Rer { Creck.2
" The rimarics in each township , unless
othonviso ordered by the townsii corn-
' 4 mitteo will ho hold onda' September
I ,1 10 at 7 p , m. By order of
i JOHN W IlAtnn ,
Chainnnn Co. Rap. Cott. Conn
r MINOR MENTION.
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Bliss lens now Fall Hats.
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See Joseph Hefters fall goods ,
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a Additional local on seventh pogo ,
t Cheap Railroad Tickets at Bus11no11's
Mrs. W. H. Aliny , 212 Broadway ,
f : i cleans kid gloves.
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, The city fathers moot tomorrow oven-
ing , or will try to.
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+ Now Fall St lad of Hats just received
' from Now Yore at Bliss' ,
, Eugene Dtotlaz was complained of Sat-
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urdny for assaulting a boy named Meis
nor.
nor.The
The Danahs society is arranging for a
I . tam nd ball at Bloom Nixon's hmall + SoP-
! tembor 8
Row. 0. W Newton hasboen appointed
L1 ' jastor of the African Methodist church
; I in this city.
The receipts at the Union Stock yards
" Saturday , were 34 cars , and the ship.
manta 104 cars.
Those interoated in prohibition are ro-
I quested to moot at Bloom eC Nixon's hall
next Thursday evening ,
; The board of trade is to moot one
week from to ni11ht + instead of to nigh t
: ' as P reviouslY announced.
w Rev. T. J , Mackey , rector of St.
f $ Paul's church , is expected home from his
i California trip this week.
Sneak thieves visited a Main street
moat shop Saturday night , but got little
j to reward them for the trouble.
1 ' A tole h wire is being strotclyd to
Clio fair grounds , and a brnch IVastbrn
Union ffico wll be established thor
during the fair and races.
' A number of Noola's business men are
pledging $10 of support to the enterprise
ofstrotchin , a telephone woo between
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hero and Avoca ,
; , Mayor Bowman has started for Oska-
( l loosa in the interests of the coning fair
and races , while P. Lacy has gone to
Davenport on a like mission.
A matrimonial license has beer granted
{ r , A Gibbous and Florence Heaston , to
w ei bred. Dill and Dilly Huffman ; also to N
E i' . 0. Sorensen and Anna Hatsen All are
I ; ) of this city.
i ; Over 17,000 copies of the Council
: llluffs Exposition Now ; advertising the
fair , have been mailed. Thu paper is
made vy ; attractive , by cute and lintor-
{ 1 eating writuigs , and cannot but attract
Attention. '
JV , Dorr , of Dos Moines , arrived
' hero yesterday from Denver. On the
sleeper coming in ho' had the ill luck to
lmvo life pocket book stolen , but fortunately -
atoly had no largo amount of cash on
Jtand , and his tickets worn not stolen.
The special sale at Nienan's , as ad.
vertised in another column , presents an
4 L excellent chance tor bargains. The op.
I ; portmnity should not ho lost , lie has a
I large stock , and at the prices to is offer.
n' ' in goods te naturally o off like hot
cakes winter
s onra t3
The field of horses at the coming fair
hero , pronifaes to be the largest and best
in the west this semen. There are twenty -
ty coining from the Ottwnwa mooting
hero , others from Ooinosoo , Ill , Des
r Moines , Marysville , Mo. , in fact from all
directions , are coining the beat and speed.
. loot ,
t At the coining fair and races there will
e } be some exciting and novel attractions on
the track , Mrs , Nellie Burke and Miss
Do Voro are to have a hurdle race. Thou I
r 1 Cher will be chariot tacos , the Itounnt I
ahudin race , the first ever had in th a
west Mrs. Burka and Prof. Boardaiey
will ride around the course , shlndin Ir
erect , and their will be the lndiai war
riors' race for a , bride , in which Mrs.
Burke as the Indian maiden , ridingJess a
Jamosl horse Wild Bill , will be chase d
i and captured by those representing lie d
r Cloud , S petted Tail and Little Crow , Ii
V fact there is something sensational laid
down ' progrannuo
I on every tatY's 1 , besi41u s
U to regular exhibition and races , which
-rill not be surpassed anywhere this sea
Aell.
Aell.A
A pill peddler lots boon the exeitin
cause which has led a number of the res
dents of Belknap township to prepare ht
N and feathers , It appears that iii hi
rounds he has taken advantage of womer
left alone in the houses and has general.
l insulted several anti threatened vie
, ] o tco to others. Ho assaulted one I'our
lao , but hour screams caused Biro to la t
0 of her and flee. At atotlior house b
a ockotboot , and at another plac
4lertoou a young lady by the wo11 Inn urn
to
carry into tin
luouso but a wagon wmin galun g the roa d
and she screannl g causoxl luhn to desist
A body of neon fornod and hunted fo
him for a time , but failotj to find him
but from the indignation aroused nn } tin
threats made , the fellow may well conclude
cludo not to bother that vicinity n , gait
unlosa ho wants a coat of tar and fcatluo
' or a necktie party ,
t The poor Parrott family still oocup y
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the vacant lot near the corner of Ninth :
street and Sixth avenue , sheltered only
by a nude tent and having npparently no
tecans of support. The man , who clams
to be sickly , is able to lounge about anti
stroll aloeg the streets , and it seems as if
ho was fully as able to work as his poor
wife , who is liable at any time to have
another addition to the group of children
who are being brought up in this heath.
oniall sort of way. There ought to bo
some way to prevent a man from raising
a family under suclu circumstances. The
mother and children should be cared for
in some way , and if the man who is rnis
lug such n family cannot do it , the couB
ty shoultl , and then let Bin : look out for
himself. To allow children to ho brou ht
euu
up in the weeds and mutt's , with no
catronnl or refining influence , whatever ,
is n disgraceful sight. in the midst of a
civilized community , and it is a wrong to
society as well as to them.
CIIEAI' RAILROAD TICKETS.
Chicago , $11 ; St , Louis , $10 ; St. Paul ,
$10 ; Kansas City , $5 , nt Buslmell's.
Je25-em
WATEII ANI ) .VIIISICY.
They 110111 Conil lun in an Atlerupt to
Irown a Ton YenrOl.1 Boy.
There was a'narrow escape fromdrown-
ing Saturday evening , the victim of the
accident being a boy nnined Willie Lib.
borko , aged about ton years , and whose
father lives at Washington avenue. It
nppenrs that ho was plnying with smut
other boys in the vicinity of the Market
street bridge , and that seine of the youth.
ful party hind some whisky ,
which wan passed from mouth to
mouth until the boys ware all
drunk. The Liebborko boy , while in
this condition , stumbled into the creek ,
anti hta companions , badly frightened ,
ran away. A colored woman , who heard
the screaming , connnenccd calling for
help , and Dr. Green , who chanced to be
driving by , came to the rescue and got
the boy out. Ho had to work for a long
time before lee could restore breathing
and secure consciousness , so nearly was
life extinct , but at last accounts the boy
was doing well , and bids fair to have anew
now lease of lifo. If the accounts given
of the boys having hind whisk to rink
are true , the affar is a sermon of itself ,
and nees no special comnnent ,
Dr. West , dentist , 14 Pearl street.
CONCERNING TIIE COURT.
ItJragrt Along Heavily and Slowly ,
But Soulcthing is Beinglnno.
In the circuit court Saturday the case
of Casady vs. Sapp , was argued and sub ,
mittod , but no decision rendered , the
court taking it under advisoniont.
The case of Scott vs. the city , in which
the plaintiff aeoks to restrain the collection -
tion of certain taxes , wan decided by
Judge Loofbourrow , the injunction being
made porpotunl restraining the collection
of certain taxes , and dissolved as to
others.
Tim case or Travers vs. Shinn , the ad-
miniatrator of the Travers estate , occupied -
pied moat of the day with a jury trial ,
! t is a cnso in which the justice of the
claim of one of the sons , for taking care
of the father , now decesed is invlved.
Thu jury retrned a verdict giving the
plaintiff $1,400 for the fourteen yearn in
which : he hind cared for the old gentle.
man.
man.Tim following is tlio assignment of
cases this { veok.
Monday , August q7-3025 , 3847.
Tuesday , August 28-3930 , 3853 , 3804 ,
3870 , 3888
Wednesday , August 29-3890 , 3891 ,
3851 , 3804 , 3800 , 8897 , 3890 , 3900 , 3902.
Thursday , August 30-3882 , 3905 ,
3910 , 4911 , 3922 , 3923 , 3924 , 31)25 ) , 3920
Friday , August 31-31)31 ) , 3932 , 3938 ,
3$07 , 3850 , 3815.
Monday , September 3-758 , 822 ,
Prairie chickens and A. Booth's select
oysters received dnirly at W T. Brawn's.
FAMILY FUSSING ,
Jacob 1Canlpf , of Avoca , Seonts to BeHaving
Having More Thu. . ills Share.
Wheat are mown as the Kempf cases
are getting about as nunioeous and cen-
inonplaco in Avoca as the Rainer-
Blackert cases are hero. The herald
thus brings the Kempf finally history up
to date :
The Knnpf citsesarostillcolningboforo
the courts-or , porhn's ' ) , We should say
that about as soon as Jacob Kaut pf and
his wife have settled one of their rackets
buforo the courts , they got into another
fracas , and are again brou11it [ up. To
such an extent are those funnily rows indulged -
dulged in b7 than that the public are
sick of rending about thorn , and we are
heartily sick of writing them up.
The latest occurred last week , when
Kautpf attempted to force up a window
to tire house , and his wife persisted in
holding it down. Kanpf draw life knife
and slashed into the window glass , cutting -
ting himself badly. Ho claimed hits wife
had stabbed him , and hind her arrested
on a state warrant. Thu case was tried
before Judge Higbio , and dismissed. Hu
is now under $1,000 bonds forhis appear.
ance at court on Friday mmorning ofthis
week. This case is foiiialiciouel in'ur-
fit and defacing a building. There are
two otlior warrant for hits arrest-one for
the offeuse of assaulting author and at-
tempting to inflct grunt bodily injury
the other is for "threatening to seams t
nlurdor , Just what the enwill be is
hard to toll , i
Tim Very 14t1Cat.
The now fall styles of hints will b a
opened to dny at Bliss' .
Death of Mrs. Babbitt.
Thu sad news has reached this city o
e the death and burial of Mrs , L. W. Ilab -
I bitt , at Beebe , Arkansas , to which plac e
slto removed with liar husband in May g 1
1881 Mrs. Babbitt's maiden name urn 0
Ifale : Schoolor , and she was born ii 0i
Kentucky in 1821 , In 181.1 she w a
married to lifr Babbitt in Burlington
Iowa , and soon after removed to Knox '
villa , lifariotr county , from which plac e
they came to this city , settling here is
i 1873 , and roulaining until two years ago
Both duo and liar husband wore coos t
p highly esteemed hero , and the news o f
a her death will sadden many. Her liealtt
for some Limo lies been poor , but in Ito r
I years of vigor , the kindness of her heart
was shown on so many occasions , and he :
sympathies wore nlatlfoated so continual
ly in practical acts of relief for the dis
tressed and suffering , that her memory
will long be cherished ,
NEWS FROM TILL STARS.
A Number of Cases Attracting Their
Attention.
Officer Cusick , Saturday night , picked
up Jack Hogan for being drunk , lie
got sobered up enough by Sunday mom
big so that the mayor lot him out in
time to ntfend church ,
John Fitsworth was also sobered up by
spending the night in time calaboose , lie
was a stranger , living about.soventymiles
out on the Wabash. IIe had sold a
horse , and with other money , hind over
$200 when he struck time Bluffs , but hind
got downed at some of the gambling
louses , which arc not supposed to be
running at all , and had also ho. n visiting
the prostitutes , and , of course , throwing
in to much drink. Ho hind only $0,05
loft , but the mayor lot him out with
otwti gh nnoncy to get hero on , lie
rumbled about leaving $ t with the cif
fur a night's lodging , bt tlmo chief au g.
ested that aftr giving the gamblers
about $200 he ought ot to nnuble
about giving the city $ I , and o went
off thinking over his ax erienco.
There as trouble nt the California
house yesterday morning , and a nlml
naned.fohn Murphy was pulled out of
there for being drunk. Murphy
clanned that the bartedlor hind
grabbed about $30 of lifa money. This
the bartender denied , but afterward gave
up a twentydollnr gold piece , but denied
taking any Moro , and that ho
picked that up because Murphy
was throwing 1t around careless.
ly. Complaint was entered against
the proprietor of time house for keeping
01)01k his saloon on Sunday ,
heath of Mlesl Young ,
Miss Young , daughtcrof Mr.U Young ,
died yesterday morning at liar Loupe on
Lincoln avenue. She wasonly seventeen
yoara of ago , and hind but just graduated
from the high school hero this year liar
health was quite poor while she was pursuing -
suing her studies , and it wail feared by
her friouds that her strength would not
permit her to finish her course , but alto
did so , and this summer went to Illinois
on a visit to friends , with the hope that
her health would be improved , An attack -
tack of typhoid fever followed , however ,
and after reaching home she gradually
declined until death relieved her suffer.
in. The funeral services are to be held
this afternoon at 3 o'clock at her father's
residence. Itev. Mr. Lemon , of the
Baptist church , olliciating , she having
been a member of that church and one of
the teachers in its Sunday-school.
Itcal Estate Transfers.
The following deeds were filed for record -
cord in the recorder's office , August
24 , reported for the BEa by P. J. McMahon -
Mahon , real estate agent :
B. F. Roberts to J. P. Goulden , lots 5
and 0 , block 11 , Turloy'sadd. , $200.
Thomas Offcor to W. 0. Janes , lots 9
and 10 , block 13 , Beers' add. , $950.
Horace Everett to William Darrington ,
o nok 22 , 77 , 43 , $1,500
Carrie M. Lyman to .1. A. Emmert ,
part of nw soj 12 , 75 , 38 , $200.
Elias Wright to John Gray , part of
nw. , swj 1077,43 , $75.
1' . Judson to Jabo Whitney , lot 4 ,
block 4 , Judson's add. to Neola , $00.
V S , Williams to J. 0. Spangle , lot
7 , block 2 , Williams' wdd. to Hancock ,
$83.
Margaret Casey to Anna M. Ott , lots
15 and 10 , block 1 , Walnut , $700.
George T. Porter to Joseph H. Porter ,
no } nw 27,70 , 39 , $1,400.
Oeorgo W. Pearl to Stephen Caldwell ,
ok - swj 30,77 , 39 , $1,825.
-L. P. Judson to Ezra Carter , part of
2 , 77 , 44 , $135.
I. . Ayleswortlt to Isaiah Roosa , n4
nt4 34,70,44 , $2,500.
'total sales , $ I,030.
Time l'roliibitionists.
A mooting in the interest of prohibition -
tion will be held at Bloonn & Nixon's hall
next Thursday evening at 8 o'clock , to
organize for active work during the present -
ent campaign. All friends of the cause
are urged to be present.
August 25 , 1883.h. .
h.V TOatnvs , Seo'y.
COMMERCIAL.
COUNCIL ULUvrs WRKET.
Wheat-No. 2 spring , 70o ; No. 3 , 63c ; rejected
jectod , GOc ; good demand.
Corn-Dealer. are payiflg 31.32c ; rejected
corn , Chicago , 40(14x ; now mixed 40c ; white
corn , 50c' the receipts of corn are light.
Oatacarcu and in good demand at 300
hay-4 00@ tI 00er , ton ; Goo per bale.
Ityo-roc ; light supply.
Cur. ) Meal-125 per 100 pounds.
Wood-Good supply , ; prlco0 at yard. , G 00 ®
0 DD ,
Coal-Delivered , hard , 1100 nor ton ; .oft ,
G 50 per ton.
Butter-1'lonty sad in fair demand at 25e ;
creamery 30c.
Egg.tcady sale and plenty at 1OQllc per
doze. . .
Lard-Falrhatik's , wholesaling at lie.
Poultry-Firm ; dealers are paying for
chickens iCe ; live , 21 + 0 per dozen.
Vogotable.-Potatoos , GOc ; onions 500' cab ,
bagel , 3040c per dozen ; apples , 350b400
per barrel.
Flour-City flour , l G03 40.
Brooms-2 OOQ3 00 per doz.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-3 U0@3 50 ; calves , G 007 G0.
Hoge-Market for hogs quiet , as the pack.
lug houses are closed ; shippers are paying 4 00
n475 ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.-Spectsl 4.rtnomoute , ouch si Lost ,
Found , To Loan , For Ssle , T. Root , Wsnte , ! lord.
'leg ' , etc. , will be Inserted In this alumn st the low
rate of TEN CENTS I'ItR LINR for the ant Inartloe
snit FIVE CENTS PEll LINE for osch eutaoquent in.
.ertlon. Leave sdvertlenments at our office , N. . 7
I'esrl Street , near tlrosdway
WANTS.
' ANTED-Ilery Lamy mn Council Sluffi to take
Tnmellae. Dellrered by carrieret only twenty
route a week.
f VTANTED-A competent girl fur geneml house
1 I work in mall family. 0004 wages , Addree.
I' , tlss Orrice.
, ] ANTED-A good girl. Apply et Wtno Windsor
i re.taureut 651 ltrualway.
WANTED-A toy , with pony , to deliver Tu. Um
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i ' , A7wrln-Slxtocu : ant class tailor. , coat , punts
1 u.dwcatmaker. . Jeeeph hotter , 310 Dread ,
I weyCouncil nlutl. ,
t7ANTED-A etluallon Inn grocery store , either
Yt luCouncil llludsor Onmau , by one whe has
ha.l exIerlunce. lIee t , reference& Addreus lv , Use
otaa. , Connell rout. .
j % 7AN'EU-A welter , at A Loulu s , t25 and 6r7
Broadway ,
Fob SALE AND IIENT ,
Iul FOIL SALE-l'J hty saes Im roved el ht
I' ' mile.
I . from Council lUuae. Addres. M. Bee ol oa
It jolt RENT-Two stores , 40 by 6o , on lower Mats
street , opposite foundry , Eaquinof John MW.
queen.
It -OItRALE-house and lot , ner hwal corner of
Troth end Broadway. Jlugw.aLZp.
3.t N.CASADY F i.OROOTr
CASADY & ORCUTT
502 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
WIIOLESALEjAND RETAIL
CURTAINS ,
Curtain Fixtures ,
AND ArCOMPLETE e atmOKLOF CIf0ICE
I Furilishilig Nove11ie
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Ma11w01 ders ® r roptlY Filled.
& ORCUTT Council Bluff's Iowa
CASADY , - - , ,
A. He 1VTAYNE & CO. ,
DEALI'slts IN
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MICIIIOAN PLASTER , IlAlll AND SEWER PIPE , IIARD AND SOFT COAL AT LOWF.ST PRI01.
No , 633 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
NUGENT & ? MITH ,
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MerchautTaiorsS
'fi ' 7 anti 9Main Street.
nIRL'UTOR Y , 4 OVN C7Yg. SLVFk'IJy x. . . .
JOHN BENO & CU. GENERAL MERCHANDISE ,
. , IB btaln street and 17 Pearl street.
L , B , CLARK & , , . Proscrlptlons Compon ded hall hours. 106 Broadway.
1r 111 ; n A X IVII ( H II , Grocery , 216 Mdn Street. J217 HOUSE. and 216 Dfaln street.
J. M , BARSTOVW M , D , ! Corner Fifth street and Fifth ave.
Ii Ii , J , F , VV HI rE , Corner Main and Fifth up stair. . Residence , 600 Willow avenue.
JUSTICE OF T11E PEACE ,
N SC H URZ
, Oala over American Express.
, S WAGNEEir , w confect for funeral. at reasonable rates , 22 Fourth street ,
I , { Vhalesalebutter eggs , poW.
J M Sr. JOH & COCASH BUYERS
, , . , tryandfruit. Ship taus.
Draft by return nail. 146 Broadway.
PIERCE NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE ,
S A , Corner Main and First avenue ,
SIGN WRITER AND OIW [ t
D , A , BENEDICT . Office 337 Broadway , CowellIIlaffe , Iowa.
JAt'OB Ku CH i Stock Complete. BuiEe male ANT at reasonable prices. , No , 805 Mole St.
CONTRACTOR ANI ) BUILDER ,
G F S KITH , corner 7th and Broadway. Plane and specifications furnished.
. - DEALER IN FINE IIAItNESS.
.vvvP SHERMAN1 I have the variety that brings patronage. 124 Maln etroet
JAMES FRANEY , Artistic work and reasonable TAILOR charges. 672 Broadway
: n : 'WE ' & SON , and ITouseholJSuppliesFURNIFURESTOVES , 303Brodwsq.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
LINDT & HART , James Blak. Practice in state and federal courts.
Mauufacturers Fine Furniture , Upholstery Geode , Curtain. ,
& CO
+ . STOCKERT , , and Window Shades 307 Broadway ,
* ' bath h. Broadway. L. Sovereign , Prop. P. J.lfost
SA'NITAR U M t. I ) , .
VPADE IA Y , Office , Dray's stable VETERINARY , SURGEON , No. 12 Scott street.
P , J , BEN NESSY ) , Trade Suppllect ) fnnufacturerE St , , between IS 6th , and 7th are ,
E 1 iVPIN J , A BBOTT , Notary Public and JUSTICE General OF Conveyancer. TITE PEACE , ! 16 Dtondx np ,
l.BITERB HUSE1 ( ) ) Broadway opposite New OpemIious . , Reacted 91 , 91,69 per tiny
AND SECOND TIAND 1IOUSEIIOLD GOODS ,
W II. ALMY , Bought and sold. 212 Broadway
SECOND A , hTUA + L
Fair !
OF THE
Council Bluffs
DRIVING PARK & FAIR ASSOCIATION I
SEPTEMBER , 10 , 11 , 12 , 13 , 14 ,
$16.000 in Premiums 1
$5,600 FOR SPEED ,
Liberal Premiums for every Product of
the Farm , Workshop and Fireside , .
The TrottingRenning and Pacing ilaece wUl be
The Most Exciting !
EVER w1TNESSED.
CHARIOT AND'HURDLE RACES
ETery.Jay. The Track , Exposition Building sad
grand .ta.d equal to soy In time West.
EXCURSION HATES on ell raIlroad. extremely
low ,
ZION , TIIOS. A. TIENDItICNS , of Indla.a , will
delver the 0l'ENINO ADDRESS on theaftarnoon of
"ILoeday.
L1TFor promlumlbt address
TIIOMAS BOWMAN , Secretary ,
moe. orrtcee 11. am. FOSEY.
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OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS ,
Council Bluffs , Is.
Esfablishea - - 1856
Dealers in Forgien sad Domeostlo Exchange and
home Securities.
W. R. VAUCHANa
Justice of the Peace.
Omaha and Council Bluffs.
Real estate and collection sgcney , n Odd Fellow' .
block , over Saving. Bank , 1an611
MORGAN , XELLER , & CO. ,
UNDERTAKERS ,
The finest quality and largest .tockweet of Chicago
of Wooden amid Metallo Cases. Cells attended to at
all hours. Ws defy competition in quality of goods
or prlctit Our Mr , beorgami has served as undertaker
for forty years anu thoroughly understands hie busl
fleas. Wareroome,511 Broadway. UPIIOLSTEwNG
In all its branches promptly attended to ; also carpet
laying and lambrequin. . Telegmphlo and mall
adore fined wnhoutdelay ,
SKELTON , HENDRICgS & RICE ,
TAILORS ,
102 MAIN STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
FALL AND WINTER
STOCK NOW COMPLETE ,
EMBRACING MANY NOVELTIES
NOT TO BE FOUND ELSEWHERE.
YOUR TRADE IS SOLICITED.
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To The Trade I
We take pleasure in calling your attention to the fact that wohavemado such zirrango.
moats as will enable us to sell you
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Here , as Low as you can buy them East.
Writc for further information ,
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412 Broadway Council Bluffs ) Iowa. '
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I . r. ROLESi.Ek.LL
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109 and 111 S Main Street
- COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA.
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WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
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HATS , CAPS Y BUCK GLOVES ,
342 and 344 Broadway , . - COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , f.
1 s Coutectioliery
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Parties , Socnables and Picnics supplied on short notice , and goods delivered to
all parts of the city. Vienna Bread , and Pies. Fine Cigars.
W. T. BRAUN'S European Restaurant ,
404 West , COUNCIL .
Broadway - - - - BLUFFS. I
Model Steam Laundry ! u
712 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
N. A. CHRISTIANSON .
, - - - - Proprietor. t
Has just opened a new and Well fitted steam laundry. Guarantee good '
work , Please give me a trial.
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Special Sale for Thirty Day
-COMMENCING-
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To reduce our stock and make room for a large stock of
FALL AB HOLIBAY GOODS , ; r
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We offer at reduced ° ; prices our stock of
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PHOTOGRAPH AND AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS , I
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Pocket Books , Pursea &Lstil 'es' Arm Bag
FANCY GOODS
Steel Engravings and Other Pictures---Cabinet Photo- I
graph Frames Parlor Easel s , ' , .
Fire screen. F'raJme
. WALL POCKETS AND BRACKETS ,
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Consisting of all kind of
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Baskets--Clothes Baskets and
Hampers.M
ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OTHER GOODS ,
will Pay You to Call and 'Look at Our Bargains.
Ha E. SEAMAN
406 BroadwRy , - - - - COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
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