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DAILY BEE.
oiJNcIL BLUFFS.
Friday Morning , Nov. 10.
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.sUIJSORIPTION 1lATFS :
By Carrkr - - - - - - ante per Week
Dy MM - - - - - - - - - B1a00 per Year
oPP1cE :
NJ , 7 Pearl Stzect , Near Broadway ,
MINOR MENTION.
-rofnriol Scafa-host eolhl motel baeo
, o0 , Novelty Work. , 14U etrcot , n13df
Sea Joseph lteitel's fall goods.
Cheap llailroad Tickets at Duslunoll'e.
Justco ? Abbott took in Omaha ycster
tlay.
tlay.No
No now reports of attempted jail
broaka yestcsday.
Peter Hanson , the cigar maker and
musician , has a'bran now boy , and is of
eourao happy.
Officer Cusick returned yenterday from
Plattamouth bringtng back with hint Gus
Lorrinb , the tailor charred with larceny.
'rho sand was blown in such heavy
clouds yoatorday in tllo bottom that the
workmen on the water works , wore
obliged to quit.
Tim wind has boon no strong as to do.
lay tllo tinning of the court house roof ,
it being nlmost strong enough at times to
blow the me ] off ;
David Platnor , whose death at Mount
Vernon was announced in yoatorday'o
telegraphic nowa , was a brother of Ira
Planer , of this city.
Some modest but generous friend of
tlloPresbyterian church , atMalveril has
doaated a bell for the church , and refuses -
fuses to lot his or liar name made public.
There was much ice in the river yea.
torday , so mush in fact that the BEE
ferry boat could not cross , thereby (10.
laying the delivery of the paper twine-
what.
Leave to wed waa yesterday granted
Jordan M. Ourslor and Laura S , Cooper ,
both of this city ; also 0. H. Brown and ,
Mary 0. Chapman ; both of Council
Bluff's.
On last Wednesday evening a party
avas given at St. Joseph's 'licadoiny by
: Misscs Fagan and Dowling. A large
' gathering was present , and all seemed to
! rave n marry time. The ladies are cape.
cially thankful to Rev. Father MCMo
nomy for his kindness in allowing thorn
he use of the halt
J. M. Murphy now seeks release from
Clio matrimonial tie oxiating between him
aid Emily Murphy. They were married -
ried in November , 1877 , at Vail Motor ,
Iowa , and Ito claims that abe has now
deserted him and refuses to come back.
Tire case will come up at the next term
of the District Court.
A man named Perry , who lives near
Donison , was hero yesterday on track of
a thief , who had stolen lids overcoat and
a watch , the latter a family heirloom ,
which was highly prized on that account ,
is well as being of considerable intrinsic
value. Ho said the follow wlto took the
property was an old friend , wham lie had
neon entertaining at his house , and the
fact of his confidence being betrayed has
made him doubly ahxious to catch ( the
ungrateful follow.
Hon. B. F. Clayton's name is prominently -
nontly mentioned in connection with the
8peakorship of the next House. The
' I southwest corner county is entitled to
i the honor of having ono of its represon .
i tivcs occupy the pnsitioninasmuch , as the
eastern part of the State has always been t
so fortunate as to push one of its fair
sons into the chair. This is not just.
Pottawattamdo county knocks at th
door. Admit her and a worthy nn
competent member of the next Legtala
turo.-\Valnut Bureau.
PERSON AL.
Sheriff Guitar liaa returned from St. Louis
u horn ho has boon several days on bushuoae.
.T. Jay Jac'zaon , of Now Orleans , got out of
tire Durthera blasts under the l'acino hues
4ieltor yest relay ,
Coorgo D. Child. , of Chicago , stopped
the l'acifo yoatorday.
Joe N. Moore , of ( leaveod , albited t
Bluff. yesterday ,
Berman Schultz , of Ionlaon , was In tl
city yesterday.
Ifarry Lst s , of Cllcdgo , was at Beebtulo
yesterday.
Coorga F. Smith , of Spriugriold , Olio , nr-
rived at lfocbtelo'a yesterday.
Fred Drexel , of Omaha , was on tb'a aide
the river yesterday , and dined at Ifecbtolo
hotel.
J. M. Norton , of Dee Moines , was In ti
.city yesterday , at the Pacific.
t lrrauk lit. Daly , agoet of Smltb'a hoc
'Toro a Cabin company , was at the Ogden ye
terd.y , arranging for the appearance of t
company hero on Chrlitmae ,
Mrs , F. C. Myer. , of Plattemouth , was
the city yesterday.
F. M. Ellie , of Marahalltownwaa as Ogd
guest yesterday.
11. 0. Wells , of Wostiold , "Mass , , roach
time Olden yeatertlay.
II , E. Kendall , \1 in. Stratham and fl.
33gott , all Alltwaukeans , wore at the , Ogd
yesterday.
P. Barker , Chicago , at the Ogden.
F. Wickham , a Ilostonlto , reglaterod at
Ogden yesterday.
ifarry Letts , of Chicago , was around
city Iat.erylowtng gentlelnott hr reference
shirts , etc. He raf resents head Bros , d
the largest custom shirt house In the wt
lie declares that they make the best ehl
and no one would think of doubtlug Ifa
word.
J , Ir , Boyd , Superintendent of the tc
tp yards , loft for Chicago last night to attend
fat cattle show , Joliiq ICeeno , of the Cidc
1MAwaukeo d ; st.1'aul road , goes with hi
qi : J. I' . Williams , who Is widelyknown am
insurance men , leap decided to locate in L
cola , ebraeks , from which boadquarters
wnlhUh after thefntezosts of the Cerma
t company In several States wuio . ( have b
a t placed under his control. Ile fa s there
p iu.urwca man.
Six per cent cityand farm loans. S , }
x Tetguaaon A Co. , 39 Pearl St , mw
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SRI ME IN CRAWFORD.
110w Jnd g c and JarY Havc Bcen Dcal-
ing ilh It.
Two herder Cakes and Ntuneruua
Lighter Otrewes Consldceed.
As a number of the cases which have
been adjusted at the term of the District
Court , held at Dobson , have already at.
traded attention hero , their disposition
will also iutoroat ] sally.
Many atill remember that last winter
there was a bloody fracas tit what is
known as the Three Milo louse , in
which two brothers , J. P , and Ncls
Johnson ti ere injured , u i was alleged
that Messrs , I'otor Johnson and Jurgon
, iapaon , Chris , Christianson and 'Theo.
doro Sclnnala wore the assailants. In a
previous trial rho Tnompsons got a vor-
diet for $000 for damagea , but Judge
Recd sot this aside. At this now trial
one of the Thompaono , as plaintiff , got a
verdict of $1,600 , and as the other
bwthcr L e a like C13o pending ot1 the
same evidence , it is probable ho will got
an equal amount.
In what is known as the Parker murder -
dor case , the accused was acquitted , oh.
though , as The Bulletin says , "District
Attorney Conner displayed fine ability in
conducting the prosecution , and made
one of the moat eloquent plats the jury
over heard in Deninon. The history of
the else is that in February , 1880 ,
Charles Dickson , no orphan aged nano
years , wont to live with Mr , and Mrs.
Parker , in Grcet county , and died about
four mouths later. A post morten to-
waled the fact that tine boy was bruised ,
some of his toes cut oil' , and what seemed
the marks of n rope around his neck.
The Parkers wore arrested for murder ,
and 11:0 husband got off with n fine of
$600 for assault , while the wife took a
change of venue to Crawford county.
A short time ago Tnn lint : chronicled
the fact that Harry Eisenhowon , a Deni-
son cloth , had been arrested for loving
stolotl several hulidred dollars worth of
roods and cash from his employer , J. B.
Itomans. IIo , a short time ago , made
his escnpo , but returnodof his own accord.
The court hold that the articles
stolen had been taken at intervals , and
flint at no one time had there been aunt.
ciont taket to constitute grand larceny.
Ho accordingly sentenced him for petit
larceny , thirty days in jail , There scorns
no reason , honevcr , why ho cannot be
brought to the front on each of the al-
lo god items of crookedness , but this
would involve much ox ensondtroublo ,
In striking contrast with this case is
that of Chaes WYlilo , sentenced to tlso
months in the penitentiary for atoaling a
suit of clothos. The Bulletin sarcanti
cally remarks on the case :
"Tills young maul , in need of bettor
clothes , stooped to steal then , and will
atone for sixty days at Ft. Madison -
son and wear the striped horualia
of a convict. Eiscnlioivor , with a good
situation , a kind employer , a respectable
salary , urrounded with the blessin a of
warfriends , society and the church (
deliberately stals-Gd only knows how
much , and will loaf for thirty days in
comfrtable quarters in Contrail Brulrs ,
Such are thinscrutable freaks of jun
thee. "
Charlie Mills , wino brag arrested for
jumpilig a hotel bill some time ago and
who on being acquitted sued the hotel
propriotbr for $ litl00 datnagos , Jailed to
appear to proseouto. I .
1'un BEE readers will remember the
case of a'young ' man named Holllig ,
found dead in a barn , whore lie and
others were sleeping. The poet mortem
allowed that his skull had been fractured
and neck broken , and four of his corn-
rades were arrested on suspicion of hay
mi murdered him. The grand jury
failed to Indict them and. they were dia
charged. The evidence seemed to substantiate -
stantiate the theory that lie foil from
the hay loft and thus mot death ,
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If you want to secure a good seat fo r
the Sau-Alilhrali entertainment go t
Bushnoll'n early this morning. Then
will be a rush.
+ THE NEW DYEWOItKS.
F , R , llurlburt has opemic(1 , at No , 3
Pearl street , a steam dying and F'ronel
e dry cleaning works. Planes and tips
volveta silks , satins gout's clothing
merchant's worn
tit shlf g
good no now ,
h0
The Snu Ali Bralt Oriental entertainment
mont was of such a delightful nature thn
Io the managers have secured it for a see
std night , if you wore nacre last nigh
'H don't ' fait to attend tonight. It in a rnr
treat ,
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nrCOMMEItOi4tIn ,
couNCii. i Tunya ZIAfEST ,
of Wheat-No , 2 nprutg , 7Oo ; No. 3 , COe ; '
, jocted , 50c ; gad doruuud.
a
Corn-Dealers are paying 2rw for till cor
and 20o for new ,
to Oats-In good demand at 20o ,
Ilsy--i 00 6 001 ur ton ; t.0o per hate ,
lto-40c pht supply.
to Corn fonl-125 i 100 pounds ,
s' tYoud-Good supply ; Prices at yards , 5 00
6 00.
ho Coal-Delivered , hard , 1150 per ton ; aof
. 600 per on.
Butter-Plenty and in fair demand at -pa " °
In creamery 33c.
Lggs-ltoady sale at 20o per dozen.
Lard-Fairbanks , wholesaling at lla
in Poultry-lrlnn ; dealers taro paying f
chickens 1Ce ; live , 2 bO foe dozen ,
od Vegetables-Potatoes , GOo ; onlota , dOeca
btges , 30@40o per dozen ; apples , 3 0o 8
1wr bturei
L Flour-City flour,1 Co@3 40 ,
Broom.-2 00@3 00 per doz ,
an LIV1 STOCK.
Cattle-a oovd3 50 ; calm. , a 00@7 ; 5o ,
flogs-Markot for bogs quiet , as the pac
ing houses arc cloaod ; ahl11)ora are paying 3
the 0400 ,
Got a reserved seat for the Orient
; ho ontortainmeiit at the Opera house t
to night ,
Co.
, Save fuel nud keep out dust by usi
It."Porfuetion" weather strip , time tat
r s and host thing of the Idmid , Call and s
try's it at Boards wall paper store ,
tuck Reserved seats at Bualutull tC Bro
1110 ott'e for time Sau Ah Brah outertalmn a
to lnlght.
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m' Cut rates to all points at McAllist
eng ticket ofhico , 605 Broadway , Cou ]
In' Bluffs ,
U- -
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ala Ifcal Issiatc Transfers ,
an The following deeds'wero filed for
ugli cord in thlo"recorder's ofico , Novom
15 , reported for the BEE by P , J , D
\r , Mahon , real estate agent :
fit 0 , , R. I , .C I' , R , It , Co , to Willi
Doud , nwj soj and miej nwj 1 , 75 , 88-
$640 ,
0 , , It , I , .C P , It. IL Co , to G. J ,
Miller , ii tie } 7 , 77 , 42-$040 ,
James 'II. Means to John Davis , nwj
noj 2 , 76 , 30-$1,310 ,
William II , Flint to Fritz Ohlertynwj
and nw ( no , 1 , 77 , 41-$8,000 ,
Total sales , $ ,400.
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Admission 26 and 16 cis , to the Snu
Ah Brah entertainment tonight.
LOUDLY ENCORED.
Sau-hh Brah's ' Oriental Batcrlaiajncnt
t0 he Repcatcd To Night.
A (3rnnd IIIICCens.
The entortainmert given by Sau Ah
Drab last ovoniug proved all that was
promised. It was not a lecture but an
unique visit to India in which the gifted
native of that land took life audience into -
to rho very homes and habits of his
country. Ho not merely described ens-
. . ,
.
. but . JfAILI ; t.-- e. , htimvr of each
costumes , various curiosities , cooking
utensils , etc. , all of which lie showed as
actually used. Ho has an excellent command -
mand of lsmguago , is a more than odi
nary actor , tells the stories , sings the
songs of his native land , and in his im-
porsolatiois ho at times moves the audience -
dionco to tears and then again to almost
uncontrollable laughter. Ho brought
India itself to the audience , and crowed
the evening with much eal entertain.
wont , at the snnie Limo giving more clear ,
vivid picturings of real lifo in that far
away laud that one could got by spend.
fug the sane time in the land itself.
TO iii : unl'EATED TO NIOi1T.
The success of the ontortaitunent and
its enjoyment were no great that the
managers of the Hone of the Friendless
finding that Sau h-Drab had this evening -
ing at lus disposal , luavo arranged with
hint to give another ettortainwcnt , with
a" Chan 6ro of programme , std tntother
crowded house will dqubtleas great him
ao that those desiring reserved seats
should Irouro. them promptly.
All who were present last night will
watt to sou Sau Ah-Brah again to luglit ,
A PILETPT STORY.
tVovcn hront the Itomantio Career
of an Ohio Mat , .
Nltw'ABR , 0. , Novonlbor 10.-about
tlrirtyIdvo years ego there lived in
Barnesvillo , this Slate , a family named
Audoraon , consisting of a husband , wife ,
and four or five children the youngest
being about four ears. The hutsband
concluded to leaEvo for the far West and
seek his fortune in the goldfields of the
Rockies , He wont , timid for several
years uninterrupted communication was
kept up and remittances made to
those loft behind for su ) -
port but suddenly communication
ceased and deatwas supposed -
posed to have boon time cause. As
on and no tidings of the husband
camp Mrs , Anderson procured a divorce
and became the wife of another. Mr.
Anderson , being unable to got any tidings -
ings from his family , dreaded to return
to the States. The years dragged on ,
and a few days since at elderly , well
preserved entlowan appeared at res-
donco of Mr , Thomas pAnderson in the
East End , and inquires ; "Does
Mr , 'Fhotnas Anderson live here ? '
He was answered by Mrs. Anderson -
son in the affirmative , and ho
then asked for Mr. Anderson , and was
informed that ho was upstairs asleep.
The old gentleman hastened up to Mr.
Anderson's room , fell on the neck of the
sleeper and kissed and embraced him ,
making demonstrations indicative of the
greatest delight. This awoke the sloop.
ing luau , and ho demanded' ' an explana
Limn of the strange proceedings. The
strange visitor , with tears in his eyes ,
cried out : "Why , Torn , I inn your old
lost father you were but four cars
when I sauv ou lent , " IIo then pro
eooded to nrnho minute statements , and
Mr. Anderson was convinced that
ho was now face to' hie. with his
own father , who it was supposed hind
been dead thirty years , Mutual congra
tulations followed , and the older gentle.
4 mat was imformcd that the family had
1 removed front Barnesvillo to this place
, Time older Anderson's wife had boeono a
, widow , the man alto married after hear
a lug nothing from her obsont huaband
hinting recently died. The children had
grown to manhood amid womanhood tar d
. become ros potted citimna with families 1
I the sons fillin res tousiblu positions o 1
railroads. It is expected nw that th 1e
I. lon selu1rated husband and wife win
I.o again soot be routnitod Ira marriage , nu a
pass time remainder of life together it
peace and comfort.
° ' SPECIAL NOTICES
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N0T1CE.-8iwclai advcrtlaemnts , such as Lest
Found , To Loan , For 8a. , To itent , want. , Boanl
log , etc. , will be lnxerted in this column at the to w
rate of TEN CENTS PER LINK tor the first InaaUo
s" uiVEQENT PE1t LINE for each aubeequent'
-a sorUon. Leave adertbauovsnte at our ones , } 0.
t , i'earl Street , near Uroadwav
WANTS ,
;
A NTED-Ev eryioey In Council ifuS. to. tab
WTleUSL
Dellered by carrierat only ta.ent
cent. a week.
° r ANTED-A boy , with pony , to deavor luaU.
iaUAItOAIN-Anyonewantinga et : of Joh +
Sena laltcleliedte , eight clues , earget a bt
gdl b' i ILiig at Ens mad ethic.
POE SALE AUD BENT ,
f OR8ALE-Tutobrbath taboo , u''ar ' ' hroadwu
k A. HCTI1l0EDOlt ,
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o a l HARD WOOL
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e.t IngCOAL -
Corner Main street and EJghlh arniu , ( bus
Ce Blua. .
jirLowcst rate. ant prompt delIeerT.
ck. Mrs. H , J. Hilton M , D , ,
nt PRYSICLAN & SURGEON
Bradway , Cennotl Btutta.
em's -r - - - - - -
toil row. ontcaa1 n. > 4 rrsar ,
OFFICER &PUSE
i t1
bar BANKERS.
lc C011ncu Bluff. Ts.
Establislea - - 18
Vcaicrsii Forelyn autlDomratie i . hango .
alit 11V VFttulrrs
ABIJAHM
Readers of Tirlf Bnf may woncer why we ] tended this ndvertisenlent
as above ,
"We Can't Tell a Lie. "
Tliorefoiu say to ycu that our abject was to ntiract your attention to the
fact that our stock of
Slippers ,
OVERSHOES AND WADER ,
For fall and winter wear , is ( Ito largest turd best we have ever had , All
bought FOR CASII from mnnufacturersdirect. All work warranted -
ed not to rip. Prices as lowas the lowest.
. LINDSEY & CO f ,
412 Broadway Council Bluffs' IOWA ,
West Side of bquare , Clnriudu ,
MAINE & PALMER f
DEALERS U
Hard and Soft Coal ,
BULL' AND UAIREL LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND OR1W'NT , MICHIGAN PLASTEU , IIAIR
ANU 8Ew1R PWIG
No , a39 Broadway , - - - - COUNCIL ELUPPB , IOWA ,
SMITH & TOLLER ,
tl I 1 ,
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O ,1 x Y . ' .
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W P/Ierchant / Tailors C12
7 an(19 Main Street.
T xEZZ ; C TORY'sC70 I 1 77CYa 13L FS'f51 , X13.
A9TORNBY AT LAW. MANAOEA 01' POTI'AWATTA1tIE COUN
JOHN W BAIRD . .
, TYCOLLECTiOYADENCY. Office c nlcriirorAwayendalyddatrcet.
JOHN BENO & 00. , 18Malnstreet 11roalstm L
MAX MORN , CRESTON hotel HOUSE. , 217 and'Dle llalnatreot.
D E J' F WHITE , OFFICE . , .
, ,
Corner lfal sad Fifth np stalrs. Itoaldeace 000 willow av.nna
JnIITICP1 or' mE PF.AOE ,
N SC gURZ , .
Oancs over American Expresa.
S . S WAGNER . LIVERY AND FEED , . .
} will co.tracblor tmtorala of reasanabla rates. 22 FonrthshtaE.
J. M. ST. JOHN . & . CO..CASH BUYERS , Y d t uttO'tp tn' ' :
Draft by return mall. 140 Broadway.
J ACO B IOCH . . MERCIIANT TAILOR , . . . .
Stock Compieta. Suits male at reasonable prices. No. Sea SMIn St.
G F r S MITH . Corner 7th roe ! Broadwan CUNT1AL'rOIt i'Ian .t5D , ud Du1LDElt specllleatlons , fuvrtlahed ,
I''s
W. W. SRERMANr Ihavo tl + exorletthaabrinKintronage. DLS ISRR IN r1NE IIAItNFSS. 124MahvstroeG
. .
! ! EItCIIAT TAILOR.
JAMES PRANEY , . ,
ArhtloWork cn d'roaeom1e charges. 8721Inadwny
ROWE' SON FIInu1TBRE5rOVES , . , .
&
e and nousehohI Bupplfes tio3 3hb dr na.
. " mPmots.TIn atate
LINDT & HART , Jamca Block. and fodanl courts
. .
And bath house . , 421 and 4c3 . Broadway. L Sovereign , Prop. Pt'J : Mbnb
SANITARIUM gomcryM.Dmtslotan.
nd 1enora ° C nin a cer' .
EDWIN J. ABBOTT , xotarnrublla 415 Broadway.
SIIT A NORTON . . . , . .
REVERE HOUSE , Uroadaav nnpnelte Now Opera House. IleOkted Si. I)1.66 ) per day +
HAIR GOODS
OF A1LD IfIi1 DS.
e awes . rice
IN TILE WEST ) QUALITY ooNshInntUD.
At MRS. D. A. BFNEDICT , - 3.17V . , Ptoadway , Council Dlufst Iowa.
tr ii m ( OPPOSITE COURT" " HOUSE. )
1VIONRI' TO LftAN EATE ' 0
Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lots turd Lands in tile Coihnty.
jiodel ' eW g..a..x , rj / , , Laundry I I !
' 712 BRO11iDWAY , .f10B4 IL BLUFFS.
N. , A. CHRISTIAN3ON , - - - ; 'o'ietor. '
IIas just opened a itely and wolttlfittetl stream laundry. ' auttrnntee goo a
, work , Please give ute a trial ,
I
u Ii i
r Crayoll , Ifldia 1uiau ¶ ater Colors
e Solar CRnlerft EnlarP'omrm.t for the trade'at reasonable rittes. Ordei
: ay mail pronptly Ilel ( . C. D. LUCCOCK , , .
to 143 Broadway Council BlufT.
,
IF YOU WANT
: BOOTS , SHOES OR RUBBER
y n CALL ON -
. 7
Corner Nairn and First Avenue , Council Bluffs. " Ito bits Tltel
rotyera Steam Lauthry
72 cL wi ; ' Y3R013aW flY.
A , U. . LARSON , - - - - - Proprieto
LATEST TMPROVED MAOHTNERY ,
, .
PETER C. MILLER
Y Is
yv110L1 ALE AND 1tLTA1L
Wall-Paper and W Inflow ShadesaRd PaIQIIQg In all Its 8ra chesl
56 FRESCOING IN.MODERN STYLE , '
.ad lel ea.7.u J9outh X oLar1 fgt. I' aaulttoL1 7131uf1
ki Hardware Co
's .gy m
1 I
M , 41 i
t ar j % Hardware !
109 and 111 S Main Street ,
' - COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA ,
Mtcr r1f 9
' WIIOLESALB DEALEIIS IN
HATS , CAPS- BUCK GLOVES ,
342 and 344 Broadway , - COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
HOUSES , LOTS AND LANDS
pf3ougbt dud FJoltd.
None Loaned , Abstracts Furnished
A . . : ' . MOM1LxxO r
No. 4 Pearl Street , - - - - COUNCIL BLUFFS
BUCKEYE FEED GRINDER
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WILL SHELL AND GRIND AT TBE' SAME TIME I I
A complete horse Power , The hest reed Mill in existence. Costs
but little more thn n a common grinder , \Vrito for circ + ilars to
SHUGART , WRITE & SPIES ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa , General Agents for Western Iowa and Nebraska.
RS. D. A. PENEDICT
DEALER IN
i uplliJjifl ,
t
NOTIONS , JEWELRY , &C.
37 1v Broadway , - - - COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
SRELT ON'9 NENDRICKS & RICE ,
TAILORS
t
102 'MAIN STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
1
FALL AND WU T13R
STOCK NOW . COMPLETE r
BRACING MANY NOVELTIES' '
itQT T RE FOUND ELSEWHERE. , '
l YOUR TRADE IS SOLICITED
' a' CJ .LACHER' . .
I , Now t $ eio , Fresh O o.JsrLow Prius and route A ands xea.
. frSf Drer east oMetro.litan llotul ; . ' } LOyco ° i ady"Y'
I STEINHARD.T & FRIY1.r N' ,
+
Wholesale Liquor ea ors 1 +
_ Brculway , - - COB'NCTL 11LTWFS ;
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The onlyonly hotel run of t io European plan 4xa ! this city New bn IIng ,
newly furnished and all modern improvements , and skcentrally located.
PETER EEW1 TELE PROPR TO R
Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - Council Bluffs , Iowa.
PAWNBROKERS SALE -
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GREAT BARGAINS
In diamonds suitable. for ladies and gents , also in ladies' and gonta' solid gold and
and silver watches and chains , and a full line bf act and plain old zings , 2I10 men's
and 90 boy's ovorcoata. Ali these articles must be sold. Mono lent of ALL
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IC1 NDS of , personal ) p roPartYD. GOLDSTEIN. 228Middlo B r o aaway , opposite
cdty'budl'ding. Council lllutrs.
W. R. VAUCHAN , '
; Justice of the Peace.
Omaha and Council Bluffs ,
! teal estate and celteottonagenoy , n Odd Fonox e
lock , over Saviors flank. . I , rya ) anS { ;
JACOB SiMS. E. P. CA DWELL.
n , 81M8 & OADWELL ,
; Attorneys -at-Law ,
a COUNCIL BLUFFS ; IOWA
0@I e , Han street Booma 1 and ehugsrt b Ma'
Ma4on'a Bludk , w' d praeticO in State and dent
court.i' . , '
L D R GIW. NGLE1' '
RJEhWE1 01 ' MAN !
Htteen year. ' oxperionee. 'Ecleclio , ItagnO Joartd
Verbalist l'hyalcian. Master of the foaowtg'dIe
eases : Catarrh Nenoua Debilil } , Mcutni Deprebs
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Woman authe happiest Results.With
Bieclal attcutlou to ptlsatu and voaereal
dlecasea. Located No , 910 Broada.y , Boom 9 , ( up.
stain ) Council 1mua..Iowa ,
A Correct Diagnosis Given IWttbout any
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