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01 M'LL J3I.OTS , EDNESDAY DECEMBER 19 , JS83. i'HE DAILY BEE. dOUNCIL BLUFFS. Wednesday Moraine , Dec. 19 , .sunscnimox UATKS : rento week Carrier - - - - per - - - n ni . . . . . . . . $10.00 | tcr Year " " lornoE : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway. MINOE MENTION , Holiday goods at Seaman's. See Joseph Roitcr's fall goods. Cheap Railroad Tickets at Bushnoll's. Christmas cards and toys at Seaman's. J. C. Biiby yesterday ran service pipes for water supply into Marshal Key's sloro on Broadway , and into A. B. Walker's residence. Henry Mudgo's little daughter Sadie , who has boon quito sick with malarial fe ver , is reported as recovering quito rap idly under the care of Dr. Green. The public schools oloso next Friday , and will reopen Wednesday , January 2 , next jcar. There will ho some excrcivcs at the Bloomer fchool building on Friday afternoon , a litt'o ' out of the usual order. The botroth.il of Calvin Martin and Mary Emma Daus , both of Omaha , wai yesterday made a matter of record ; also that of Samuel Levi , of Dedham , Car roll county , and Sarah Rock , of this city. The sensation of the body of an infant being found on the Lank of the crook , has been robbed of its mystery. It proves to have been a premature birth in a respectable family , and the body after being placed in the b&x was entrusted tea a colored man to bury. It appears that he did not do his duty very well. Dr Cross was yesterday arraigned . the district court on the charge of mur der , and made answer that he was in dicted by his true name. This formality having boon gone through , and Decem ber 20th sot ns the day for trial of the case , the doctorjrotired from the court room , the old bail being his surety for appearance when wanted. Cox , of The Acorn , figures up that the town of Oakland spends $ D,000 for drinks , over $2,000 for cigars , § 875 for billiards , 91,000 for the ministry , .31,200 for schools , and $510 for the support of hia newspaper. Thisarray of figures will doubtless cause Oakland to cut down its newjpapcr expenditure. Ucnry Dust , a darkly tinted prisoner , w.i3 before Judge Aylemvorth yesterday on the charge of stealing a sack of Hour from 1'lph. Huntingdon's store. Ho was found guilty , and in view of the holidays coming the judge sentenced him to jail for only four days , so that ho might be out in time to enjoy Christmas. Messrs. A. J. Mandol , L. Hums , D. Friedman and A. Luvy gave a farewell serenade last evening to Miss Doctor and Miss Itiggloman , at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Friedman. After some selec tions by the Bavarian band the par.y were invited in. They remained , and dancing was soon begun , and continued until an early hour this morning. Now that Jcnnio Flomming's stairway has been torn down , because it occupied n part of the street , the rest ought U go , so it would bo a fair shako alt around. There are areas cut into the sidewalk at the telegraph ofiico , at the Union Avenue hotel , an outside stairway at The Nonpa reil office , and in tact ninny trespass on the space assigned for sidewalks. If ono is allowed this privilege all should bo. In running to the fire Monday evening Chief Tomploton foil over a pile of brick standing right in the middle of the side walk on Eighth street. The chief was somewhat bruised by the fall. There should bo no discouragement of improve ments , and yet there seems no possible necessity for n man who is simply putting r. brick foundation under his house , piling brick up in the center of the walk , especially when ho has a largo lot not otherwise occupied. The Council Blud'n Protective associa tion , I. 0. 0. F. , liavo elected the fol lowing oflicora for the ensuing year : Thomas Bowman , president ; .J. W. Berger - ger , vice president ; F. A. Burke , secre tary ; D. 0. Bloomer , treasurer ; J. .M. Matthews , actuary. The directors aio : i'A. . Burke , D. 0. Bloomor.D.O.Boyd , Thomas Bowman , J. W. Berger , G. F. Smith , 0. Vounkorman , M. F. Rohrer , John Dickey , Frank Grass , J. W , Poro- goy , J. M. Matthews. During the past 12 years the association has paid § 102- 793 in do th IOBSOH , and has now in the treasury $4,000. 0ITY COUNCIL , Various Street Improvements Koard of Health The city council mot in regular session last evening. It was ordered that nil of the streets which linvo lately boon filled shall bo curbed and guttered. it was ordered that the lloys between Seventh and Eighth streets , south of Broadway , bo filled up to grudo. Periniaiion was given to properly owners on the avenues south of Broad way , as far as Seventh avenue , to have their curbing eet 14 foot into the street , leaving six fcot for nidowalk and eight foot for trees and gross. Lowii Hammer was notified that la must at once complete his contract foi curbing Main street or the cily wouli . commence action against his bondsmen. The council then went into session us a board of health , Complaint was made that cortaii property owners on the south end rl Bluff street and on Bond street wore filling a lot with manure and a thin cov ering of dirt. The marshal was in etructed to notify them to atop at once , or they would be liable to prosecution The council adjourned to meet iiex Wednesday evening' . On that evening the council will meet for the first time ii the new city building. Mm , A. Bryan , dross-maker , has re moved to C01 South Main St. "PREPARATORY TO PAVING , " Judge Reed Decides This is the Saviiiu Clause , Proprrtj Ounprs Musi Tliurcforo 1'ay ( or nillnn , nitd Not tinCity. . Tlio case of Uetrroft nyninst tlio cily las crcittcd much interest because of its involving questions which prncticnlly nf rcct all property otvncra hero. Tlio question was in fnct whether tlio city should pay for tlio filling of tlio streets out of tlio general fund or whether the iwncri of tlio abutting property should ) .iy. Throwing nitdo nil the lcg.il tcchnicnli- ics Judge Heed's decision wni in sub stance thntwhoro the filling of the street ip to grade was preparatory to paving , hat it could ho charged up to propnrty owners , and in the cnao before him thence nco of the papers showed that it was for , hia purpose. The streets in controversy are Kighth and Ninth from Uroadwny to the crook , tnd of course it is genrrally ) oliovcd that the council haa no intention ) f paving these streets , and the words 'preparatory to paving" nro alleged to lave l > eon put in the resolution ordering ho filling , dimply to make the filling .cchnically nn incident to the paving , thus making the owno'rs of abutting prop erty liable instead' of the city. The laporadid not show this claim , however , uul Judge Iloed passed upon the matter as the face of the papers showed. It is now predicted that the papers will jo amended so ns to sot up that the council put in the words "preparatory to laving" for a fraudulent purpose , .hoy not intending to pave , mid lint the case will bo carried ip. The city oflicials declare , however , .hat llioy do intend to pave. Tt in predicted by city ollicials that not > njy will Itroadway mid Main strootn bo laved within the no.xt year , but that the itroots leading from Broadway to thu creek as far west na the Northwcstarn lepot will bo paved , and also the streets cading south from Broadway for ono > lock , they claiming that this will bo iccoasaiy io protect tlio work on I ( road- vay. vay.Tho city has won in this first round , and yet the case is not considered defin- bcly settled , there being the promise of n appeal. Diphtheria is prevalent , t'so Dr. .loll ies' ( Council Ululls ) preventative and uro , or buy n collin. "You pay your nonoy and take your choice. " BROUGHT FROM NEBRASKA , VSIaiitoii Merchant. ArroHtcd for Ob taining Money Under Knlso PrctOIIHCM. - Karl , Ley , who is doing a mercantile msincaa at Stanton , Nob. , was brought o thia city yesterday in charge of Deputy Sherill'Clattorbuek , who had a rcquisi- ion for him , an information having icon filed before Justice Sohurz , charg- ng him with obtaining goods under fnlso irutoiiflcs. This clmrgo ia madobyflron- wog Si Schoontgen , who claim that in September last Ley represented that head ad ST.oOO to $9,000 worth of gooda , 1,500 of notca and accounts , § 000 of cal catato , and that his liabilitiea were only § 5UOO. On the strength of thia the nn sold Ley $700 worth of gooda on rcdit , and afterwards learned that in- lead of being in debt $5)00 ! ) ho was \ving _ $8,000 , and that the other ropiea- ntations wore false. Ley gavp bonds of ! 1,200 to appear for examination on the ith of February , to which time the case van continued. Mrs. M. Carroll , fashionable dress- laking , cutting and fitting a specialty. Apprentices wanted. No. 72(5 ( First venue , up stairs. I'KIIS CNAIj. 1'ov. John ( ! tiiy Imi liocu socuroil in pastor ly the Congregational society of A\oca. Hubert Dtulo , of Conea , wns at the I'miHc ontcnluy. William Dyson , of Mixhorn , in at the Pa- llic. llic.W. W. D. Hiusnott nudvlfo , of JeirciRon , la. , ro at tlio I'ntlfic. C. K. Uftvh , of ,1'okln , 111.hn IH the olloctor anil financial agent of it heavy ant- ! ultural Implement homo , wan In the tity yes terday , and Btoppod at the 1'aclllc. Msn ! Ourrio KigKolnmi and Jllas Carrlo ) ottorwlu ) lm\o boon \Isltlng Mra. l.l''rold- uui , will return to their homo , Den MoliiM , hla morning. 'J'lioso young Indies inado many varm frlomlK whllo liero , and their presence will bo greatly mlxaod. C. II. WJlllams , of Now York , in at thoOgr Oil. Oil.It. It. 1' . Weeks , of Chicago , Hpont tlio Jny at ho Oftilon. M. H. McCarthy , of lulii < [ iio , illnoil attho ) gilen yesterday. T'rod Young , of fit. I.oula , put his naiuo on he hlg hook at the Ogdou yeitordtiy. Auditor Onborno , of Mill * county , wa at ho Ugdou ycatonUy. Podtotllco Inspector King , who him tukcn [ 'uray'a place ncrm * tha rhor , w 9 in the [ JlullH on a brtof visit yeatcrdny. M ayer liowiiwu nnd I'ftt Lacy oxj > oct to at tend the llronmn'H gathering at Uoa Molne * to-day. Hob Hani * , of Missouri Valley , strutter through Uroadway yosterdiky. 1' , W. llyan , n worthy representative o that worthy paper , The Chicago Horseman win tn the city yesterday , and aiuoug tin callers at TlIK llBK olllce. Six per cent city and farm loans. S. M Fergutsou & Co. , ! J9 Ponil St. mvriV IIiiinlmrK Literati. llAMiiimo , December 17. At a moot ing of the Literary society hold at tin law ofiico of M. P. Harris December 11 188U , the following cithers were elected President , II. I' , Harris ; vice-president Samuel Holmes ; secretary , Clark lloo oasibUnt secretary , Chris. Ilooppnot treasurer , Rev. D. F. lloborj chaplin Ilov.Varrj eergcant-at-anns , Georg Wise ; directore , Prof. E. J. II. Bear and Dr. W. L. Hocan ; committo on prc gramme , Messrs. French and Brain an. The TormoMoeans gave ouo ol thei ( jjcollont concerts at Bootou'a hall & urday opening and it wni well attended. Mrs. . I.V. . O'Brien , of Brooklyn , N. ' . , n in town on business , The boiler has been put in the C. B. V Q. pump houao and it will bo in opera- ion in n few days. Ladies' and gout's clothing cleaned. lycd and repaired nt.IIurlburl B , 'M Pearl trcot. GATHERED INTHE VALLEY , The Itco" ItcnilcrH I'm nlslinllih n Vntlctyot I'rrnh Itcinn. Corrcspindonco of TlIK HKF. MIS.SOVKI \ VU.KV , December 17. T. O. Carli lo received a fmo blooded light- ng cock last week. The boys are all happy over the result f last week'H pigeon shoot. They all bet n the winning aide. Fonaler Bros , have moved to their now uartorn. An outside ntairway has been added to lie Fireman's hall , which greatly pleases Job Harris , of The Times , as ho docs ot now have to pass through the stench rising from the city b.istilo , in order to each his den. Our clover and enterprising newsdealer nd billiardist , William If. Harmon , has loved into his no'w quarters , in the Ma- unic temple , where ho will in the future ncct all hia old friends , and sell them Tun HRK. The church sociable and aupporhold at ' 'iremon's hall last Friday was well at- elided. Edgecomb it Kellogg have materially ddcd to the value and appearance of lioir milling property by the erection of ( iO foot brick smoke stack. Our merchants report trade somewhat ull the past few weeks. Light crops ro Attributed as the cause. The Sioux City it Peoria railroad have unt received four now passenger : oiches. The building season has closed , but iverybody ii on the lookout fet a big ) oem next year. The pigeon shoot last Friday , between Villianis , of this placo. and Arf , of Don- son , waa won by the former by a acoro IS to 19 , out of a poBsiblo L'5 birds. The nirao waa § 150. At the conclusion of services at the ( aptist church the other night , the con gregation found themselves fastened in , 'no ' of their number , on being lot out lirough a window , found a stout stick so aatcned to the door handle us to resist II ollbrtn to open the door from the in- do. Evidently there are still some of ur "Young Americans" abroad in the and. and.Tho The old brewery wcat of town is being loved up town , and made to do service s tenement houses. The citizens of this place are somewhat xorcisod over the railroad machine lopt , which they fear will bo removed rom lioro to Blair or Fremont. But their cars are certainly groundless , for it is ot i disenable to suppose that the small mount which Blair or Fremont could aiso toward building the shops there vould be any inducement for the coni- winy to nioro their shopa away from the onninus of the road. A freo-for-all in - - fight waa participated > y a number of noted characters , on Sat- rday night last , and the result wata full ilabooHo. Go to Ilurlburt's fancy steam dyeing nd French dry cleaning works at 111 'earl street. _ _ Kcnl Kntnto TrnnHlorH. The following doocu vroro filed for ro- ord in the recorder's ofiico , December 8 , reported for the BEE by P. J. Me- tfahon , real cstato agent : Asa Dchart to James K. Foray th , nV wj- , 74 , a8 $2,800. JohnBaird to James P. Gouldon , lot , block 10 , Grimes' add 81,050. W. S. Willimns to Trustees M. E. ) hurch , lot 1 , block 2 , Williams add to Hancock $00. Asa Dohart to James E. Forsyth , n.1. w 1,2 , 74 , a8-S2,800. Jena llaamusacn to J. P. Cassady utal , ots 8 and ! > , block 8 , Howard's add 200. B. F. Clayton to L. 1) . Bull.i , lot 9 , ilook 0 , Macedonia ? 50. Willoughby Dye to L. D. Bulla , lot 8 , jlock 0 , Macedonia $ 'AQO. ( J. S. Potter to L. D. Bulla , lot 7 , > lock G , Macedonia - ? IIO. Total saloa , $1,740. SPECIAL NOTICE. Special advertisement * , inch M Loet , r.und , To Lonn , For Halo , To Hunt' , M'anta , Hoard- g , clc.wlll IK > liifcortod In tliU column t thu low ate of TKN CKNT3 1'KU LINK for tlio llret Insertion id HVK CKNT3 1'KH MHK for cacli Buuiw/uuntlii. / ertlon. I.cavo oiUortUamcntg at ourolllcc , No. 7 'oitrl Street , near llroaduav WANTS. , \J DUNC'AN OHM maker ami reialrvr | , No. . 1I ) H. ilalii Ht. . CouiicllUlnft , lu ft. _ L\7ANTKI > IiiBUruncu ivgciilB to mn i > * n Council M DliirTu ninl i-ouiity. AiMnss I > . Oiniiibc.il , ooni 2 , 13UH Kariiam ttrtut , Onmlia. DecO Jt WANT HI ) K er > Ixxiym Council muffs to take TllKllrn. Iell trtd b > carrier &t onlj twenty nU week. _ 1A1IINKT I'llOTOS-JSIiy the dozen ot ttn uxcel- _ > ilor Killer ) , ICO Main n rtct , Council ISIulIu. Unner , anililumniT fare Ixitli Rtu On h cut- ginum on onlerii ol IIP ami upwards. _ \VANhl > K\er > b l ) to buy ft flirl tm | > re - 1 1 nit uortli morn than illamonils a | K > IOry In ho Mutual Ufu InMiranro comiiaii } , of New York , the hruv tc iiivaii ) In tlio rrlil ( ratm lower than ny other Luuiiaii | ) . M. y. Itolinr , ageut for nctt- in li > HaCounrll Illnfl * . FOR BALB AMP RENT. pO llhNI AK HHlVonroVso'hyYt e'el YeTthe I | > ttolllos foclui ; I'titl street , Amil > at Bui ! lllcs. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . A mi ill ) HUIII of mone } , ulili Ii OH ner nn ha\e b } > ro > liitf Bauw.inilyat HKK ullloa. rs , HJ , loiijM , D , , PHYSICIAN & SURGEON , 222 Middle Broadway , Council Bluffs. _ Muko your Contractft Now for Yow Winter Hupjily of Missouri Hard Wood ! AND HAHl ) AND SOFT -WITH- P. OVERT ON , 605 First Avenue , Council Blud'a , Iowa And OH-uru thu lw t article and full mia ure at Hi kery loutt | > rltv. bto o wixxl UelUtrvJ toaiiy | i ol the dtv w JOSEFS QAQHEQAN HARD WOO AND -COAL Cotucr Malii ulrvttand Wlith avenus , Coo mum. Dur speccli ia short , but to the point. Best Chicago discounts every day in tin j ear on r AND ARCTICS , Goods WARRANTED ai good as ANY in the market. They arc made l > y the NEW JERSEY RUBBER SHOE CO. Wo have a hig line of SPKCIALS and an IMMENSE stock of regular and 2XTIIA WIDE Boots and Shoes in all sizes , ready to ship on receipt of orders. cc Or Eccontl quality Boots wo nro introducing arc better than many so-called firs quality , and wo give a largo EXTRA discount on them. Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. , 412 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa. CASADlf & ORCUTT , C02 BROADWAY , CdUNCII. IILUr-Td , IOWA. Carpets and Curtains Also many j > ritty KooJj lor CHIIISTMAH CIIFT3 now on rxhlliltlon. Call and - o u , OASADY & OROUTT MAYNE & PALMER , . DKALERS IN Hard and Soft Coal , ULKAND uAiWKn MJIE , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , MICIMOAN TLASTEH , HAIR AND 8EWKR PIPE. o , 839 Broadway , . . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. THE FINEST CHRISTMAS PRESENT of the Season is One of Those legant Overcoats Made to Order by - MERCHANT TAILOES. No. 7 and 9 Main Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa. OOm.33OTOH.-5r , OOTTJNTOIOj 33XjTTOB'3FlS , IA. . . 'nTT'M W T3ATRTI ATTOKNKY AT LAW. MANAGER OF PUTTAWATTAMIR COUN- UH1N VV. D LLJAJJ , TYCOLLUCniON AGENCY. OHico corner Broadwaj and Main street. ' 01TW "RPWH XT fin GENERAL MERCHANDISE. UJJ.1N JJJJINU 06 UU , . | 18 Main street and 17 Pearl street. WT A V TV ) nTT'W CRESTON HOUSE. Ill n A 1YJ.UH.1N , Hotel , 217 and 219 Main street. JiU. \T ) T . P J. WTTTTP VYJJJ.J.J-J ) Corner Main and Fifth up-stalra. OFFICF Roaldcnco , , 609 Willow avenue. fl" QfHTTR1 ? JUSTICE OF THE PEACE , . ! O\JJ-LUX\ Office o\cr American ExpreM. TJTT A frvrriT ) LIVERY AND FEED , So _ . VV JaAjlN JlIVt.Will contract tor funeralu at reasonable rates. 22 Fourth street J. M , ST. JOHN & 00GASH BFYEKS , TSSM-'fl raft by return mall. Hfl Droadmxy. XLVJUJJ A nnu IA.UU.D. TTnOTT ) Stock ComploU. Suits MERCHANT made at reasonable TAILOR prleoa , , No. 805 Main St I CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER , &P i QMTTTT O li-l-LJL-l-L. Corner 7th and Broadway. Plans and specifications furnished. ' A MPQ PT3 A ATPV MERCHANT TAILOR. jCJlYlJ-lO X H.0.1N l J. t _ Artistic Work and reasonable cliarRcs. 872 Broadway. TOW I-1 AT QfW FURNITURE STOVES , 1U VV l 06 OUiN t find HouaohoM Supplies. _ 8p3 Broadway. "TWTVr XT TTATJT ATTORNEYS AT LAW , jllNJJX U6 HxlIVJ. , James Bloak. _ Practice In state anJ federal courts. 3 A A1TT1 A"R"TnW Andlmtn house , 421 and 423 Broadway. L. Sovereign , Prop. P. J. Mont- J.Q.1N J.J. rX * . U 111 _ goniery. M. 1) . Physician. _ PTYnnTKT T A'DTJnTT' ' JUSTICE OF THE PEACE , jJJVVllN U. JtJJDJDUlli NoUrv ruhllo mid Ocneral Comeyanoer. 41S Broadnay. 3PTTPPP TTnTTQT ? SMITH & NORTON , ! VJ-I V JLlJXJIl XLUUDJDi Broadway opposite New Opera House. Refitted $1 , J1.60 per day HAT"D OF ALL KINDS. Sold at the Lowest Prices IN THE WEST , QUALITY CONSIDERED. At MRS. D. A , BENEDICT , - 337 W. Broadway , Council Blufla. Iowa. ( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. ) TO ELOil 1 SEAL ESTATE ! Complcto Abstracts of Title to nil Lots mid Lands in the County. PREMIUM PORTRAITS -3CWT- Crayon , lia M an later Colors Solar Cnniern Enlargement for llio trade at reasonable rates. Order ; oy mail promptly fillelc C. D. LUCCOOK , 143 Broadway. Gooiicil Blull'g. GROSVENOR & GUNN , MANUFACTURERS OF 311 Uppei Broadway , Council Bluffs ; Iowa PETER C. MILLER , WHOLESALE AMI ) HKTAIL Wall-Papet and Window Shadesao'il Painting In all ils Branches , FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLE. S3t. - IF YOU WANT BOOTS , SHOES OR RUBBERS CALl ON S.A. . . Corner Main and First Avenue , Council Blufln. IJ has Tlieu ® Smpkie Hardware 10 ! ) and 111 S. Main Street , igS1 COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. WHOLKSALK DEAI.KUS IN HATS , GAPS BUCK GLOVES , 42 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. HOUSES , LOTS AND LANDS < vaa.cL Sold. Money Loaned. Abstracts Furnished 3E . OT. 3XXo3VCCufV33CC > 3Xr No. 4 Pearl Street , . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS. MRS. D. A. BENEDICT , DEALER IN ! NOTIONS , JEWELRY , &C. ! } 7 W. Brondwnv , - - COUNG BLUFFS , TOWA M. GALLAGHER. New Store , Fresh Oooil , Low Prices and 1'ollto Attendants. | First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel , } BEOHTELE'S The only only hotel run on the European plan * in this city. New building , newly furnished and all modern improvements , and is centrally located. PETER BECI3 TELE , PROPRIETOR , Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa. IN DMA , PLATED I ARE , GLASS fAEE , LAMPS , * * Table Cutl'ei , , . Flower Pots , Etc. , call on W. S. HOMER & CO. , - 23 Main St. , Council Bluffs. WHY DOW I ? YOU ( ! irs : > MK OF FSTCH BOTHER'S ' CUSTOM SHIRTS ? Perfect Fitting , Best and Cheapest. 1'ine L'uiuii Collars and CulK No. 715 Fourth Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa. PAWNBROKERS SALE O31 Unredeemed GREAT BARGAINS In diamonds suitable for ladies and gents , also in ladies' and gents' solid gold and nd silver watches and chains , and a full line of sot and plain gold rings , 250 men's nd 00 boy's overcoats. All these articles must bo sold. Money lent on ALL ylNDS of personal property. D. GOLDSTEIN , 228 Middle Broadway , opposite ity building. Council Blufls. STEINHARDT & FREYHAN , Wholesale Liquor Dealers , OK COUNCIL DLl FFS , WILL TIIEIH IU3NKS3 10 Omaha , Nob. , January 1st , 1884 , HA\ INC SECUUE1) WEST & Fit ITCH K1VS OLI STAND , 3XTo , 1QOS St. LAHUE CONTHACT to IUI I am ol > lltcil to ollu thu Very Highest Market Prices 10H S. Goldstein , 538 Broadway. Council Bluffs , Iowa. Our line of Stoves is the moa. , complete in no city and includes all the moat Desirable Patterns and Latest Improvements ! Wo have hninmoreu the prices down as thin as they will stand without breaking , anil you are invited to call and see how thick the stoves are in comparison. PECIAL DRIVE ON A LOT OF HARD COAL STOVES , Nickel , elightly tarnished , at a reduction of $5.00 each. 504 Broaawa'and 10 and 12 Mam St , , Council Bluffs. W. R. VAUCHAN. Justice of the Peace. Omaha and Council Blurts. llo&l cati.lv and ooltectlou urcncy. n 0 Jil Fellow1 ! look , over SaInim lUnk InHjj. JACOB BI1I8. E. I'.CADWELU SIN1S& CADWELL , Attorneys-al-Law , COUNCIL I1LUFF3 , IOWA ORUxi , Main burnt , Uoonu 1 and ! < huart & Mo- Mahun' < Ulock. Will practice lu Stite auil i li"'l court ! OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Council Illufli . U. Established - 7556 Dealers rl > " reln iaj D oiMtIc Kxchinza anj II cum ttcutic * WINTERRESOBT. _ SILOAM MINERAL SPRINGS. ox * 2 > CTc > Wo'lia anted thu rum ol thu ( ollnulni ; niuied w.a t9 ; , or no pay : Hlicumatldin , hcrilula , Ulix n , Ca'arrh , a I llloml amlfLltidltciuuii , l > ViiisulaLlti4r Couiplilnt , KIJlic ) anil Illail.Icr . bUawD. ( lout , Ntu- ral iaunl Attlnna , Iheai Hjirliifanro the ( a\otiti ; resort ol thu tlrvil an I lUMIItatad , anil are the IT.klll.K I.AIH ' . HI-HI KUIKNIJ , OCCK ! hottl , Ihtrj and bathing actmuixlitii'ii liutli ulnttr and nuiiiincr. Lwullt ) hltflih iilctiiriinuu \ and healthy Actcmitle hVab > h railway , at Kiun , iirt' . , II , i ( / . t Albanj. CorrtfuniJiflni solicited , C.KV. Jl , > I. TIIOMI'dU.V. . 8llo m Sprii * , ( Jora , 1' . 0Utntr ) I'o. , Mo. R. Ri CANCERS , CHRONIC DISEASES Ot er thirty } tan jiractlcil exporieu cc. Ottt No. 6 I'cirl vttMt , Council Hlufl * , '
