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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1883)
THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Monday Morning , Dod 31. : .sunacRirno RATES : By Carrier - - - - - - - SO ctnli rr w By MM - - - - - - - - eio.00 per Year HOFFICB : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadwar. MINOE MENTION , See Joseph Roitor's fall goods. Additional local on seventh pafo. ? Cheap Railroad Tickets at Bushnoll's. Remember the Catholic fair to-niRlit. The Catholic fair lias many attractions. The police had n rest but no arrest yesterday. The colored folks are to have a gcnu ino possum supper to-night ; The PotUiwattamio county bar has decided cided to reorganize at an early date. The district court adjourned Saturday noon , its term of work being finished. The Round Table moots this week on Thursday evening , at the residence ol Mr. Otis. Charles Grconwalt is to bo hoard before fore Justice Vaughn to-day on n charge of stealing an overcoat. To-night there is to bo a dance at Dohany's hall , as well as the ether attrac tions offered by the Catholic fair. Voting continues brisk at the Catholic fair for the gold watch to bo awarded the moat popular assistant yardmastor. That beautiful Turkish pipe is , to bo voted at the Catholio fair to the most popular novrs-gathoror in the city. George Powers , a boy , nearly loat a finger Saturday in learning the lesson that a buzz-saw won't stand fooling with. --.Dr. A. J. Cook has removed his resi dence from North Main street to No. 029 First avenue , in Dr. Lawrence's brick block. block.What What has become of that resolution passed by the city council last summer , ordering the city marshal to close nil gambling houses ? The Noola papers speak highly of the lecture recently given there by Rov. J. 'A. Armstrong , of this city , on "Grit , Grace and Greenbacks. " On Tuesday evening of next week Miss Noally Stevens is to give her piano recital , in response to the request of her many friends and admirers hero. * The Emerson Chronicle says that the three Christmas trees in that place bore ever 82,000 worth of presents , and curt ly inquires , "how is that for soft corn ? " Sheriff Guiltar toft last evening for Port Madison , taking a quartette of the prisoners recently sentenced. They were ivosson , Farnsworth , J. D. Smith and'J. M _ .Smith. At St. Paul's church last evening the Sunday school children sang their Christ mas carols , nnd ( In appropriate | sermon was given by the rector , Rov. T. J. Mac key. "Intentional manslaughter , " is the gentler way in which The Tabor Union terms 'tho charge , against Dr. Cross. "Malicious murder , " is the way the grand jury put it. Sneak thieves entered G. A. Robin- eon's house Saturday night while the 11 * family were at supper , and got away with two overcoats , ono belonging to Robert Porcival the ether to Mr. Fergu son. Deputy Shorifl Olattorbuck Saturday evening , brought in from Crescent City a young man named Finloy , and lodged him in jail , on the charge of malicious mischief in kicking in the door of a sal oon. Yqung Floyd , who was convicted and Bontoncod 'for ' forging Mr. Davidson's name to a chock , says there was an older head which put up the job , and that ho was only the tool. Ho lias not fully made up his mind whether to squeal or not , as it is a little late now to do so. Chailes Cannon , who vras arrested hero Friday , on suspicion of being ono James Fox , wanted in Jersey City for abscond ing with express packages of money , is still being hold hero , awaiting the arrival of ono of Pinkorton's men from Chicago. There seems to bo much doubt as to Cannon being the man wanted , and ho threatens to make it interesting for those who arrested him , after ho is released. ' Mrs. Laura G. Fixon , after giving an address at the , Methodist church in Omaha yesterday morning , came hero nnd spoke in the Congregational church yesterday afternoon , on temperance. She is prominent in the W. 0. T. U. , nnd us a public speaker haa few equals , there being a vein of quaintness ant sparkling freshness in her addresses , which makes them peculiarly enjoyable , W. V. Wirth , proprietor of the Bos ton tea store , was on Saturday evening happily surprised and pleasingly re minded of it being his fortieth birth day. A. M. Wood , in behalf of himsol and his follow employes , 0. H. Coleman 0. J. Morgan and John Mulquocn , stop pcd to the front and with n few miscellaneous neous words presented Mr. Wirth vritl an elegant gold-headed cane. The re . cipicnt responded as well as a man could under such circumstances , ant y ailed all ovor. Prof G , L , Farnham , who lately lof the superintendoncy of the public school hero to accept the principahhip of th Nebraska State Normal school , remora bers THE Bin : with a copy of the las catalogue. It shows that there hav been 330 students in attendance during tho.year , Of these fourteen graduatot from ( ho advancco and iifty from the ele mentary course , Of the number in at tendance during the year 217 are ladie and 122 gentlemen. The many friend hero of Prof. Panuworth will bo gltu to learn that the institution it prosporin in iU ways. Clifford Hough , who was arrested a Crescent City on a charge of stealing hi room mate's clothes from Kate Ilur jort's house , has been committed to jail to await the action of the next grand jury , bonds being fixed at $500. Hough s also suspected of having boon con cerned in the burglary of the postolllco and Swanaon's store at Crescent City , and it is hinted that there are other crooked transactions which ho will bo called on to explain. It is said that ho threatens to squeal on his chum , from whom lie took the clothes , claiming that , hey had boon turning several confidence games hero , and that his partner getting iho most of the plunder , leaving him n little short , ho took the clothoa. Go to llurlburt s fancy steam dyeing and French dry cleaning works at 34 Pearl street. GEUNTS AND GBUMBLES , WluitSnmo oftlio Tnt-1'nyorn Ilnvo to Sny nbout Street Filling. "Why don't you shako up this strcol illing business ? " queried ono of the readers ors of THE BIP. : , with indignation Hash ng from his oyo. " It's a blamodjahamo. That's what it is. Iloro I am just getting my little house paid for , and I have boon laying taxes right along to help pay for illing up and fixing Broadway and Main streets , and other streets whore the rich 'oiks , who can afford to pay , own proper- orty. Now that they have got their places all fixed up they turn around and want mo to do my own. It's no fair deal at all. " Another ono equally irate stopped to the front with his grievance What in thunder do the coun cil want to keep changing grades all the time for ? Hero they go to work and raise up Bluff street , or ono ido of it , and then they went at it and oivercd the grade on Eighth street , icar Alderman James' property , so that 10 wouldn't have to fill up. Why in the vorld don't they lot the grades bo where hey are nnd not keep tinkering with hem till a follow don't know whether to fill or cut down , or hump up in the middle. Then came a suspicious sort of a citi- on , that is , suspicious of others. Ho was "dead sure" there was something vrong. "How is it , " said ho , "that the ity is making property owners pay hirty-two cents for dirt , when it used to > o only twenty-two. When the city > aid out of the general fund the iirt was hauled a tiiird cheaper , but now that the property owners ire taxed with it high prices are paid. Vhy , there are 200 or 300 teams hauling irt and averaging fifteen loads a day 00 teams at littoon loads makes 4,000 oath a day. Do you BOO ? Now , if there s being paid ten cents n load moro than ughl to bo , there is § 1DO n day profit or somebody above what uspd to bo paid , want to know who gets this ? I toll you , omo are making big money out of this , , nd the property owners are being pretty icavily taxed for it. " The complainant was asked why , if lie city council gave the contracts at too ligh a price ho didn't do his own filling. 'Well , I toll you , ono reason is I haven't lie ready cash just now to pay for it , and nether reason is that I don't believe the ity can make mo pay. I am old the thing is illegal and .ho courts will declare it so. If I go head and do my own filling , then it is ono , and it is to late to squeal. So I ot them go ahead , if they want to. " "Say , Mr. BEK man1 ' from the other , 'suppose wo HO ahead and pay for our lling out of our pockets , and then next roar a now council turns around and goes jack on this way of doing , and docs as lioy used to do , pay for filling out of the onoral fund , would't ' that put mo in a uoor fix. After paying my taxes for oars into the general fund , and to payer or filling in front of ether fplks'proporty , nd then paying for my filling out of my ) wn pocket , then I'd have to go on pay- ng taxes again to fill other folks , who cnows but a now council , this year or next year , may change back again. " Still another query was asked by a Third warder : "Say , what has the pres ent council done anyway to show for the nonoy spent ? All the street improve ments about are paid for. or charged up 0 the property owners , so the city hasn't Hid to spend any money that way. The city has bought the Uouldon building md patched it up and built a little brick wilding called a jail. What else is hero to show for it ? Are there any new itcaniors , or now fire horses , or now on- ino houses , or anything else ? Perhaps 1 little money lias been spent on the rook , but what great things have boon [ pno this year by the council ? They ; ivo away Union avenue , with § 40,000 > r so to the Union Pacific , but what have hey got the city in its place ? " A still further puzzle for this aide of ho house came in the form of a query in regard to the prices paid for dirt. There must bo some money made in this filling ip of streets. A neighbor told mo yestor- lay that the man who had the contract , 'or filling in front of his place told him , hat if ho would pay for the work inf stead of fighting it , ho would knock off six cents a yard from contract irico. Now if ho could make money it six cents a yard less , what must ho make when ho gets contract price. 'Tho dirt don't cost anything , and some folks ire so anxious to got their lots cut down that they are willing to pay eoinothing to gut the dirt hauled away. " Such are samples of the mutterings riong the line , and there is much dissat isfaction among many. _ Just what it will result in is not yet evident. It is to bo tiopod that city improvements will not bo stayed , but the methods of getting them ana paying for them seem to need some changing in order to hotter satisfy the people. ' Mrs , M. Carroll , fashionable dressmaking making , cutting and fitting n specialty Apprentices wanted. No. 720 Fire avenue , up stairs. Ilcal Katnto The following doocLjroro filed for re cord in the recorder's olllco , December 20 , reported for the BEB by If. J. file- Malion , real estate agent : Henry Avery to Parley M , Lewis , wi se { , 17 , 77 , 40-91,200. James Bodurtha to II , J. Bodurtha , lot 't , block'J , Williams' sub of Mill lot -8150 , Daniel Hoffman to Henry Elilons , part of cj BO } , 20 , 75 , 43-8350. John \Y. Pope to F. Hancock , part of nwl nw } , 17 , 70 , 39-81,500. Fred Urownold to II. B , Brown , lot 4 , block 4 , Stutztnan'a add 8700. Total sales , 83,000. i Six per cent city and farm loana. 8. AV Forgucson & Co. , 30 Pearl St. mwit . EXPRESSIONS OF ESTEEM , The Eoooption Tendered Judge and Mrs , Eeed , They Are the Eeoipionts o : Elegant Gifts , i The reception tendered Judge nnc Mrs. Reed , by the bar nMocifttion , nt the homo of N. M. I'uaoy , proved a very on- joyftblo occasion nnd wna largely at tended. The following rcaolutions wore presented Judge llcod by Mr. Puaoy , and have boon adopted as an expression of the feelings of the members of the bar : WIIKIIKAR. The people of the stole of lown , over mindful of the paramount Importance ot that branch of their government which holds In truat the preservation to thorn of their ln > dividual rights of personal society , personal liberty and private property , and well know. Ing that ability and moral Integrity , are Indls. [ jonimblo requisites In those exorcising judicial [ unctions , have chosen the lion. Joseph II. Itcod , present lutlgo of the district courts of the Thirteenth judicial district of Iowa , to bo ono of the judges of the Bupromo court of said I la to ; And whereas , the members of the bar asso ciation of Tottawattamlo county , In said dls irlct , whilst acknowledging the eminent fit ness of the cholcothus miulo , and hailing with [ irldo and satisfaction the call of the people to their Judfjo and brother to como up higher , cannot refrain from expressing thslr regret , that a union formed frpm association at the liar and upon the bench , nnd fraught with so many of the amenities nnd courtesies of n private and public Ufa , should bo over measurably < urably rent In twain. 13o it therefore llctohtil , That 0.1 an associated legal brotherhood wo tender the Hon. Joseph It. liootl , our retiring district judge , the deiorvcd meed of our highest admiration and most profound respect for the eminent abil ity and stainless Integrity which lias characterized his administration of justice In our midst , and , for ourselves individually , wo add the .assurance that the 3ourtosy nnd urbanity with which ho has jorno himself in his high olflco of our district iudgo hag secured for him an abiding place n our hearts , and ho will carry with him our warmest aspirations for the achievement of still higher honors in 'that moro exalted and wider Held of the judiciary to which ho has joon worthily elevated. Itctolval , That this tribute of our respect bo entered as of the records , and made n part of .ho archives of our court , and that the public ournals of our city bo respectfully requested .0 give place nnd notice thereof. W. F. SAW , Chairman. Gio. : A. HOLMES , Secretory. Some very substantial and olognnt ixprossums of cstcom wore presented , hey being in the form of a largo amount of silver ware , including desert forks , dinner forks , nnd tea forks , desert and .ablo spoons , berry spoon , gmvjr spoon , adlo , sugar tongs , butter knife , fish cnifo , salad fork , soup ladle , popper box , alt collar , silver poarl-linndlcd knives , a tray , and tea sot of six picccB , _ on olo- ; nnt water sot of five pieces , including ray , pitcher , two Roblota and a bowl. A hand decorated Vienna glass fruit and toavy dish , on a largo silver stand. The ifts wore appropriately inscribed , and 3apt. D. W. Price , the oldest member of the lar , made the presentation , pooch. A bettor man could not have boon selected for that position. His rords were well chosen , Ins elegance of iotion , tenderness of fooling and txcol- once of judgment characterized his re- narks. Judge Heed responded in a very mppy manner , expressing the gratitude 10 felt for the tokens of esteem and the > lcasuro of being assured that in looking > ack ever his cloven years on the bench 10 could fool that ho had hold the confi- clonco of those with whom ho had boon so dearly associated. It is the exception rnthor than the rule .hat promises in reference to the delivery , ) f job printing ore kept. But at Pryor's. 5eo job oflico , 7 Pearl street , all prom- ) BOB will bo fulfilled. WESTEEN SLAUGHTER , Dressed Beef Uau bo Handled Council Bltifft. A short time ago THK BEE presented some facts showing the folly , which the Nonpareil indulged in in stating tint there was no use of trying to dress locf in Council Binds , or in fact anywloro else west of Chicago , and especially wjuld It prove a failure in Omaha , that being the real target at which the Nonpftroil vaa firing , it being willing to hit its.own ity for the snko of thumping the/ / ono .cross the river from it. ( There waa n gentleman hero , Sattrday rom whom Tin : BBB gathered memo nero interesting facts. lie had. ' just , omo from Ohoyonuo , wlioro hJ nays hero is a largo slaughtering nnd picking stablishmont , just getting under way , and with great assurances of nuccots. The moking liouso has a capacity o1,000 / togs a day , and hogs from Nebraska are )0ing shinned there. Ono hundred a lay are being killed to supply tin homo narkot. As for beef the killing/has / just ; onnnoncod. The day ho left , there were 108 head killed for homo cpnsump- ion , and the firm was getting three ro- rigoratot cars filled with drcasijd beef to hip to Baltimore. There is /enduring / istablishmont , nnd lard is being ; put up n buckets. There is a cooling room laving a capacity for hanging up 500 > oovcs. Two enterprising mid oxpprit oncod men have started the enterprise , and having booa in the business , and fa- niliur with allots ins anq outs , they enow just what they are doiiy. If Clioy- oinio can * kill and dress btjef for homo consumption and for eastern shipment , why is it that Council Bluffs cannot , es pecially ns it possesses so many advanta- ; os ever Cheyenne. Books , toys nnd fancy /goods / of all kinds must bo sold at or , l > olow cost to give mo an opportunity to ; attend to my coal interests in this city. II. E. Palmer , Now Opera House. Another invoice of now type received at Pryor'a Boo job office. Lodiob' nnd gent's clothing cleaned , dyed and repaired ntjllurlburt'a , 34 Pear street. Call , send or telephone for samples of fine commercial job printing from Pryor'u job olllce , on Pearl street. JACOD SISiS. K. I1. CADWELL. 81MB & , CADWELL , Attorneys -at-Law , COUNCIL BLUFFS , 1CWA Office , Main Sir cot. Room * 1 and Bliugait & Wo JI hon' Block. Will practice la Btato ud wlrr * OOUlUW. . R. VAUCH AN. Justice of the Peace Omaha and Council Bluffs , IU 1 esUU and ooUectton ajcnoj' , n Odd Fellow * lock , over Svlugi Dink. BIJAH. Eendera of THE BEE may wonder why wo hendecl this ndverUsemen' ns nbove. \ Can't Tell a Lie. " Therefore sijy to ycu Hint our object wnsto nllrnct your nttention to the fnct thnt our stock of $ * noes = , Nippers , OVERSHOES AND WADERS , For fnll nnd Ivinter wear , is the largest nnd lost we hnvo over had. Ml bought FtyR CASH from mnnufachirersjdirect. All work warrant ed not to rip. Prices ns low as the lowest. Z. T. LINBSBY & CO , 412 Broadway , Council Bluffs , ) rmsr \ West Side of Square , Clnrindn , \ 1UVVA- GASADY 602 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. Carpets and Curtains Alsojrony pretty gooda ( or CHRISTMAS GIFTS now on rxlilbltlon. Call anil sco u ? , CASADY & ORCUTT. MAYNE & PALMER , DEALERS IK Hard and Soft Coal , BULK 'AM > BARREL IJME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , inClUQAN PLASTER , HAIR [ , AND SEWER PIPE. . . . . . No , 639 ( roadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. THE FINEST of the Season is Ono of These Made to Order lay MERCHANT TAILORS. ) . 7 and 9 Main Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa. , OOTTJXTOZXj , I-,3k. . TAT "D A TDTl ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAGER OF POTTAWATTAMIE COUN- VVt Jj.n l.IUJ . , TY COLLECTION AGENCY. Office comer Broadway and Main street. OEN BENO & CO , , 18 GENERAL Main street MERCHANDISE. and 17 Pearl street. CUESTON HOUSE. JVLAX MOHN , Hotel , 217 and 219 Slain gtrcet JP WTTTTTP i" JHj.JLS.lt Corner Main and Filth up-stalra. OFFICE Resilience , , 009 Willow avenue. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE , N. SOEUEZ.JUSTICE Express. O O W A n ATT1 ! ) LIVERY AND FEED , li O. VV iU'i\JjIVj > Will contract tor tuneraU at reasonable ratoa. 22 Fourth street. J , M. ST. JOHN & GO..OASH BUYERS. T&SNSSrs raft by return mall. 118 Broadway. A nnt ) TTTintT MERCHANT TAILOR , "UUJP JxUUJIL ; Stock CotopleU. SulU made at reasonable prloQB. No. SOS M ln SU - \/rTrnTr ( / coNTiucron AND DUTLDER , G-n , OlVIJLJLXlt Corner 7th and Broadway. Flans and speclflcatlona turnlahed. FBANEYT" MERCHANT TAILOR. JAMES Artistic Work and rcaaonabla charges. 873 Broadway. IOW.tl & SON > and HowieholJ Supplies. FURNITURE STOVES , Ep3 Broadway. ATTORNEYS AT LAW , James Block. Practice In etato and federal coarU. And batn house , + 21 and 423 Broadway. L. Sovereign , Prop. P. J. Moot- _ comery. M. D. Phlclan. _ . _ ; _ " " JUSTICE OF THE PEACE , TITVlflf I"NT T A "DTDnfTT1 jJJVVJ.JN tli jQ.JjJDUJL J-j Notary t'ublloand General Con\eaucer. 1B Broadway. DT > Trc'DT' HUITH & NORTON , fcJtl V l JtJj Jlroadway opposite Now Opera House. Refitted 31 , Pl.BO per day CAIL ON S. .A. . ZPHEHROIE , Corner Main and First Avenue , Council Bluffs. Ho has Them. tnos. omraa , n. u. roam. OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Council Bluffa I * . \stablishea \ - - 1856 VDealcratii Foreign and Domcttla ExohHiRa and [ omo Bccurttwn SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICK. Sxdal | advertisement * , such M test , Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent , Wants , Board * ng , cto. , will b Inserted In this column cA the low1 ate ol TEN CENTS PER LINE lor the first Insertion and FIVE CENTO PEIl LINE lor eaoh subswjuent In sertion. Lcare advertisements at ourotlko , No , 7 'earl Street , near Uroadwnv WANTS. W ANTKD Hey , with pony.'toOkHjerTnn DEE. DUNCAN Gun maker and repairer , No. W 108 B. Main BC. , Council Bluff * , Ion a. E > cry body in Council Dluffs to take WANTED . Delivered by carrier at only twenty c nla a week. S1AUINET riIOTOS-$5 by the dor.cn at the oxecl VV ilor gallery , 100 Main street , Council .UUffg. Dinner , and dummy tare both ajrs to Omaha cua tomer on orders of $10 aix ] upwards. \VTANTKD Evcrjbody to buy t. Clirlttman jues- 11 ent worth more than dlamonus-a policy In the Mutual Ulo Iniurance ovuinany , ol New York , ( the lanccit company In the worlJ ( rates lower than any ether company. SI. lllohrcr , agent lor west ern Ion a , Council llluffi. \\rANTED-To trade lor city property , a stock elI I ) books , blank book * , .ulndow cuttalm , and a general line ol sUttoncr's goods. A good barilla oUctcd. Call or address II , K. Palmer , new opera house block , Council TXTANTEDAonng lUy lamllLa with all church 11 tcrtlcea , dcdrei Ilio jiotltlou nl an arganUt. llcst rclcruuces t'lu > 4i. Addreu at thU office W. M.T. \\7 ANTKn-An ei | > erleiic tl bookkeeper , familiar IT nltliallbranihuolbuok-kecplii dutliMasetel booVt to keen. Pelt rvteruiices git en , Adilrcw it this otHco * W. II. J. OI.U PAVEUrt-Kor lalo at BKEOlBco , t a hundred , E. Hice M. D. H A WnUDU or ° 'hcr tumors removed wlthouttb * Uull UultUi knllo or drawing ol blood. CHRONIC DISEASESof w"ds * * * > Over thirty years practical experience. Office No. B Pearl street , Council Ululta jt-BTConiultatlonlroe Make Your Contracts Now for Your Winter r-'upply of Missouri Hard "Wood I AND IIA11D AND SOFT WITH P. OVEETON , 505 > First Avenue , - Council Bluffs , Iowa , And secure the best article and lull measure at the \ cry lo rfeet price. Steve wood ilclh crcd to auy par nt tlionlty _ JOSEPH GAGHEGAK. HARD WOOD AND COAL Corr > erMalu ! street nud Eighth a\eu ue , Cow Bluff * . uest rates and pioim < t ilelhcrv Mrs H J HiltOD M. D , , , , . , , PHYSICIAN & SURGEON 322 Middle Broadway. Council Bluffs. WINTEBRESORT. _ SILOAM MINERAL SPRINGS. C3ixxo ox * 3STo IPttry. We icuaiantva the cute ot the follow lug niuioU dls- coaset , or no tuiy : Ithcumatlam , Scrclula , Uloera Catarrh , a 1 Blood oudtklndUeaioa , Uy.poii.lii , Uve Complaint , Kidney and Dladdcr Dlsotcs. Oout , Net ralgla md Asthma , Tlioai Spring * are the fatorite retort ol the tlrud anJ deblllcatad , and are the 1'EEIJLE LADUH 11E.ST FUIEND , Good hotel , Ihory aud lathlnf acoomodation bet winter and suuuuci. Locality highly plcturenqu rml healthy , Aucuealble by Wab.sh tallway , K Kvon , orU , B. & Q , at Albany. Corrutpoudeno solicited , UEV.M.M. THOMPSON. BUoim Sprlnj , Dora , I * . 0. , Gentry Co. , Mo. Smp&eHardw aniware 1 10n and 111 S. Mnin Street , , . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN TTT A roara / a A T OI "TnLTf fvy f&f / TTTfSd HATS , GAPS BUOKGLOVEiS , 142 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , HOUSES , LOTS AND LANDS Sold. Money Loaned , Abstracts Furnished No. 4 Pearl Street , * " ' ? ' f COUNCIL BLUFFS. MRS. D. A. BENEDICT , DEALER IN Lai Jl J NOTIONS , JEWEL11Y , &C. 337 W. Broadway , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA BEGHTELE' The only only hotel run on the European plan "in this city. Now building , newly furnished and all modern improvements , and is centrally located. PETER BEGS TELE , PROPRIETOR , . Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa. Having a LARQE CONTRACT to 111 ! I am obliged to odor tto Very Highest Market Prices roil i i S. Goldstein. 538 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa. STEINHARDT& FREYHAN , Wholesale Liquor Dealers , OF COUNCIL BLUFFS , WILL THEIR BUSINESS TO Omaha , STeb. , January 1st , 1884 , IIAVJNO SECURED WEST & FRITCHER'S OLD STAND , H OP ALL KINDS. Sold at the Lowest Prices IN THE WEST , QUALITY CONSIDERED. it MRS. JX A. BENEDICT , - - 337 W. Broadway. Council Bluffs. Iowa. ( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. ) ! Y TO LOU iOI : \ Complete Abstracts o Title to nil Lots nnd Lands in the County. Solar Camera Enlargement for the trade at reaponnble rates. Orders oy mail promptly filled. C. D. LUC' ' 'OCR , 14.T Broadway. Council Bluffs. Our line of Stoves is the mos , complete in no city and includes all the most Desirable Patterns and Latest Improvements 1 Wo have liammereu the prices down as thin as they will Htand without breaking , and you are invited to call and see how thick the stoveb are in comparison , . PECIAL DRIVE ON A LOT OF HARD COAL STOVES , Nickel , slightly tarnished , at a reduction of $5.00 ouch. 504 Broaawayand 10 and 12 Main St , , Council Bluffs. IN- V GHIA , PLATED I1EE , GLASS WARE , LAMPS , Tnble Cutlei. , , Flower Pots , Etc. , call ou W. S. HOMER & CO. , - 23 Main St. , Council Bluffs. SIX PER GEKT OPTION On City and Farm Property. WOT * fflfVS * < if&ff ) ? ! ( SfET1 . FERG-TTSSOIT 89 Penrl Street , Council Bluffs. Iowa. PETER C. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -Paper and Window Shadesand Painting In all its Blanch , FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLE , 3XTo.Ha Sotxtla. 3E = * onx-l St. CJoxxacioil 331.flr - Diamonds ! Diamonds ! Diamonds ! aano& , * . ! . . AI.I.IV. , , . AKOodamortiuentol bolU gold | , laln and let rlnK8. " ' ol IS BROADWAY ( DPI' . ClTYflC COUKCir , ULVffH.
