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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1884)
sj tfr Wt * * * , - * * * TH 'DAILY.BEE-COUNOILBLUFFS , THURSDAY , JANUARY 3m. . fHE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. Thursday Morning , Jan , 3 , ; ,8UBSCRirrioN RATES : ' By Curler - - - - - - - /onto pet week By Mai - - - - - - - - fio.oo per Year OFFICE : No. 7 Pearl street , HBM Broadway. MINOR MENTION , Addition * ! local-on seventh pago. Cheap Railroad Tickets at Bushnoll'a. The Usscuo'a annual ball Is on the 7th instant. The Baptist ladies give a social this evening at the residence of Mrs. Barnard , 728 Mynstor street. J. M. Matthews will next step into the office of county superintendent of schools and Mr. J. K. Cooper retires. A horse attached to McAteo & Fox's now delivery wagon took a runaway dash i < yesterday and smashed the wagon some , The Mill school house was broken into during vacation by some nnschovious fellows who turned things upside down and scattered them about. Congressman Pusoy writes that the prospect is good for getting the add ! lional $100,000 appropriation for the now government building hero. 8. W. Ferguson & Co. are putting up an oflico next door south of "THE Run office , on Pearl street , and will move from Shug art's block in a few < laye. Sheriff Guittar loft again last evening with a quartette of convicts for Fort Madison. They were Young Lloyd , Pat Murphy , 0. J. Smith and Frodllhlon. It is pro tty evident that some of the sneak thieves who are fooling about are simply anxious to bo caught , so OR to have warm corners in jail until the severe - vero weather lots up. . The how board of county supervisors moot next Monday , at which time the now members , Mr. Graham and Mr. lliflhton , take their seats , and Messrs , Phillips and Clayton take their seats. James Connolly , C. Struts and J. W. Sankoy were chronicled yesterday as among these who didn't swear off. Their Now Year's celebration cost thorn at least § 7.00 each for the police court fund. G. W. Moore , who was arrested for stealing an overcoat from the Oroston house , was yesterday bonnd over to await the action of the grand jury , and in de fault of the needed bond was sent down to jail. Jack Cusick has boon awarded the cap offered to the most popular police officer , and decided by vote at the Catholic fair. Mr. Peter Bochtolo received tlio gold headed cane as the most popular hotel man. Yesterday afternoon Ror. Mr. Thomas T. McClure , of Pierce , Nob. , was mar ricd to Miss Ida A. Tucker , of Martins villo , Ind. , the ceremony being perform ed at the Revere house by Rev. J. G , Lemon. Charles Groonwalt was before Justice Vaughah yesterday on charge of ob taining an overcoat under falao pretenses - tenses , from Mrs. Almy , the second hand dealer , on Broadway. Ho had his case continued. * The Knights of Pythias are preparing for a grand masquerade on the evening of the Oth , and elaborate preparations are being made to rnako the affair a more than ordinary event. It is to bo hold in Bloom & Nixon'shall. There are now thirteen candidates named for the city manhalship , and pea sibly there are some dark horses still in their stalls. The oflico of city marshal must bo looked on as either very lucra tive , or ulso much easier to capture than the others. Tickets for the piano recital of Miss Really Slovens are to bo placed on sale at Bushnoll & Brackott's to-day. The recital is to bo nort Tuesday evening , and tlioao who desire good seats should i make their choice early , as there will bo a largo attendance. The city o ouncil was to have hold u special meeting last night , but the alder men changed their minds and concluded to meet to-night instead. The purpose of the gathering is to got matters in bet- tfit shape for securing the needed logis- .Lition for the issuing of improvement bonds. Captain Hayes , of the police force , who Arrested young Cannon , under the belief that ho was the missing Fox , of Jersey City , went over to Omaha to see some of Cannon's relatives and friends , to whom Uie young man referred him for particu- Ian of his career. Ho was unable to find any such folk * living at the numbers given , and now Hayes thinks the young man waa guying him. At the coming mooting of the board of supervisors some action will probably be taken in regard to submitting the question ' tion of'a new county jail , a long felt need. It is understood that the east end of the county will vote for such a build ing provided the west cud citizens favor the holding of terms of court in Avoca to accommodate the east end. With this sort of a compromise it is probable that a new jail mny be gained hero. The case of Harry Eisenhower , the Danison clerk who got away with a largo amount * of his employers' money , and who aerrod one term in jail hero , lias created much interest here , Since his release ho has been rearrested on a second end count , but has now boon released on a technicality , the court deciding that ho ought to hare been charged with embez zlement instead of larceny. Now ho is to be freshly prosecuted , and it seems the determination of the prosecution , to push him to the wall , or inside the walls. The city building , instead of being provided with a vault largo enough to hold the papers andjbooka needed to be prwrrad , hu two wtfeo , and the vault at the old building contain * what cannot to jtori | time , When the old building is sold , as it will be , then wht 1 A vault will needs bo built nt the nor ? build Ing. The money which has lieun spent [ or the two Bftfcs would have paid for a lf > rgo enough vault to keep the papers and books in , and done nwav with the need of any safe , unless possibly a small one. There is nn excellent litilo oflico in the now city building far the woighmastor , n sot of scales and other needfuls for the office. Capt. Williams , who was elected to that oflico nearly two years ago , how ever , still noglocta filing i' , and retains his position in the postoflico. Ho claims that the city council stripped the oflico of all profit by licensing other scales , and by refusing to provide him with a decent sot of scales , trying to force him to hang his own. The oftico is , there fore , practically abolished for the pres ent , and empty is the room assigned for the captain. Some wonder has boon expressed about some of Vie hydrants being frozen , it being ing supposed that they wcro so construe od that they could not freeze. The hy drants are so constructed Hint no water comes up into them except when being used , and when thny are turned off , the water loft in the hydrant runs off through a am ill hole , thus draining it , so that there is no water left above ground to frooao , In putting in the hydrantahow ever , some dirt got into these holes , so in first using , some of those have stopped up so that the first rush of the water did not clear them entirely. This is ono of the annoyances in Sterling waterworks in extremely coldwoathorbut when clear ed thq trouble will not. return. Mayor Bowman's ' newspaper , in giving a summary of the local events of the old year gives prominence to the fact that in April last "Chief Field issued his proclamation warning suspicious indi viduals to leave the city. " [ lad it stated that Mayor Bowman himself made such a proclamation and that it never was put in force , it would bo near the truth. There are several other interesting little items , such as the allowance of $200 a year to the mayor for oflico rent , etc. , which Uiould have gone into the record. It shows that on May 3 the council or dered the marshal to close the gambling houses , a fact which seems to have boon forgotten by the officials. It gives the date of every democratic caucus , speech , and convention , but omits to note a re publican event , however important. A very impartial showing of the year indeed. Mrs. M. Carroll , fashionable dressmaking making , cutting and fitting a special ty Apprentices wanted. No. 720 First avenue , up stairs. Some of ( ho Other Sldo of tlio Dirt , Filling Quotation. , jTho filling up of streets to grade , and tlio assessment of the cost to abutting property instead of paying for it out of the general fund continues to excite dis cussion. THE Bui : has given pretty fully the opinions of property otvnors and their objections. Ono of the aldermen yester day broke out wiih the information , "Why , you talk about the property owners - ors being assessed for this work , do you know that as it is the city pays for almost a quarter of all the filling out of the gen eral fund ? The city has to pay for the intersections of the streets. Now on a block of 300 foot , the city has to pay for filling the street , which is 00 foot wide , so that makes about n quarter of all , and some of the blocks the other way are only about 200 foot , and the city pays for the filling of the street intersection and the intersection of the alloy way ) " Another ono of the oillcials clariod , "Why now , that the fills are made , and folks BOO what an improvement it is , there is not half the kicking , that there was. It increases the value of tjio property so much too , I think it is safe to say that for every dollar spent in filling , the value of the property is increased $ 'J. 1 had ono man toll mo that while it would cost him about $200 his property was worth $1,000 more than it was boforo. There isn't near the kicking there was , and it will soon bo all right , just as soon as folks got used to this way of doing.1' Ono of the city olliciala insisted. "This is just the way they are doing in Omaha , DCS Moinoa , Kookulc , Burlington and other cities. In all these placoa the abutting property pays for the street filling. The trouble is Council Blulls ho.i never had any regular system of street improvements boforo. Wo have boon dumping a load of dirt hero , and filling a hole there , and not making any headway. The law won't allow of a tax for n general fund largo enough to do this work and pay for it out of that fund. Why , wo can't raise moro than $35,000 for a general fund , and that wouldn't pay the expense of running the city govornmunt , say nothing of improvements. It is the only way it can bo done. " Such is some of the talk given to offset the many complaints made about the present way of carrying on city improve ments. Airs. A. Bryan , dressmaker. Gutting a specialty. fiOl 8. Main st. , up stairs. PERSONAL. John riillllt * , of Nooln , vrai in the city yo terday , and ( topped at the Pacific. M. J. WilHwns , of Glen wood , was at the Pacific yesterday. T. K. Palmer , of The Manning News , was in the city ywterday , J. J , Vnu Dorveer , who represents YAH llrunt , Thompson k Co. , utarU out now to In terview the trade about agricultural in&- chlnery. J. II. 1'laggoril and wife , of La Orouowere at tlio Ogden yesterday. | J , H. Mathers , of KMora , Iowa , waa at the OgJen yesterday. Allen MIddleton und V , II. Potrlo , of Lo- gu , were la the city yesterday , T. W. Kendall , of Monmouth , III. , wa at the Pacific yesterday. It is the exception rather than the rule that promises in reference to the delivery of job printing are kept. But at Pryora lice job oilico , 7 Pearl street , all prom ises will bo fullillud. Go to Hurlburt s fancy steam dyeing and French dry cleaning works at 31 Pearl ttroot. Another invoice of new typo received at Pryor'a Boo job oilico , CRIME IN OBAWTOBD. Sonio of the Evil-Doers who Ilnvo Itccti BnthcrltiK Good Tlicro. The Bulletin , of Donison , suma up the criminal doings of the week in that county M follows : Charles Smith , n young man of eigh teen summers , was brought lieforo D. L. Boynton , Esq. , last Friday on n charge of larceny. Smith is a Chicago product , recently brought to this county by Mr. John Nowcom. Ho entered the employ of Mr. George Nowcoin , near Doloit , but n few days since skipped out with n re volver , which ho stele from ft neighbor ; also an old cap , and , it is alleged , four or five dollars incash. Ho was found at Mr. Woolston's , south of town , where ho had drifted in search of work. Smith is an innocent-appearing boy , and his can did confession to Mr. Boynton awakened considerable sympathy. Ho acknowl edged having taken the revolver and cap , but denied stealing the money. The re volver was practically valueless , and the cap worth about half that amount. The parties who caused his arrest failed to appear against him , and ho was dis charged from custody. Harry Eisenhower waa released onja technicality. Mayor _ Wright , before whom the case was tried , held that the prisoner could not. bo convicted of the al leged olfonso under the statute upon which the information was based. Under that statute tho. allegation should have been embezzlement , instead of larceny. Eisenhower has been ro-arrcstcd - on an other charge of larceny , the information being filed before P. J. King , Esq. , of West Side township. Harry is having a good time , and evidently hopes to shako hands with the goddess of liberty as soon as a thick-headed public learn that some mon have a right to steal from their em ployers. Wo learn that there is a base conspiracy on foot , to bo sprung on this man as soon as the prosecutions are end ed. It is rumored that ho is to bo sen tenced for life to edit The Bilks Boomer ang. ang.Andy Bowling was arrested Friday on the charge of obtaining money under falsa pretenses , It is alleged that ha purloined ice bills from Mr. B. F. Leshor and collected them. The charge was brought by Mr. George Bond , from whom a bill had boon collected in this manner. Bowling is suspected of other delin quencies. Ho waived examination and was bound over to the district court by D. L. Boynton , Esq. , bail being fixed at $100. Ton citizens clubbed together and signed his bonds. .Friday a pair of now mittens was taken from Mr. Arnold , the liveryman. A warrant was issued for the arrest of the party taking them , when it' was learned that bo had committed the oll'enso while intoxicated , and not with a view to steal ing. Ho paid the expenses incidental to the recovery of the pioporty , amounting to about § 15.00 , and there the matter ended. Call , send or telephone for samples of fine commercial job printing from 1'ryor's job oflicc , on Pearl street. OABSON OBUMBS , A.TCUIII and IVngon 1'llotcd Into the Ditch Drunmtlo und Perso nal Notes. Correspondence of THE BEE. OAUSON , Iowa , January 1. Lost night passenger train No. 3 , on the Carson branch of the Rock Island railroad , struck a team and wagon on a crossing a few miles out of Avoca. The wagon was badly wrecked , but fortunately the driver , John Burch , who was in a drunken condition , escaped apparently with but a few bruises. Conductor Taylor brought him on to Hancock. The Carson Dramatic company played the "Miser's Daughter" Friday and Sat urday night to crowded houses. The characters were well taken , and nearly all of the company did wonderfully well. Cashier Campbell and Operator Jortman received great applause. ' Mr. Brown , as the Gorman comedian , could not have been bettor. Miss Martin , as the Miser's Daughter , showed much evidence of stage ability. The company have played hero a number of times , and on each occasion have given better satisfac tion than many professional troupe. Banker Basbysholl's mammoth now bay window takes the cako. There are many elegant bay windows hero , but this surpasses any of them. Mr. and Mrs. Howland , of Omaha , are visiting at Mayor Soyos. Mrs. M. A. Marshall , of Ronssulor , Ind. , is hero on a visit to her eon , 0. F. Adoracker , our genial editor of The Oritorian. Carson m liable to profit by the com ing fight between the 0. , B. & Q. and 0. , R. I. & P. , by the building of a now depot. It is a joint aflair now with pooled rates , wo are told. The grain firm of Basbyshell & Mason was dissolved to-day , Mr. Johnson , of Hastings , purchasing the interest of the senior partner. Mr. Basbyshell will now devote his entire time to his bank. Koal Estuto U'rnuHfere. The following dooaj were filed for re cord in the recorder's oflico , January 2 , 'reported for tlio BEI ; by P. J , Mo- Mahon , real estate agent : Anna Raun ot al to E. R. Kellogg , part Boi sw | 25 , 7 , 44. $400. Maria J. Pollock ot al to QoorRO W. Pollock , ni mvj 31,70 , 30. $1,050. Henry Paschel to W. W. Dearborn , lot 10 , block 35 , Riddle's sub. $17f > . George B. Chock to T. S. Bishop , lot 2 , block 14 , Ferry add. $100. Maria J. Barton to Edwin L. Folsom , s.so ] 30 , 70,43. 81,500. , Total sales , $3,275. Total sales for the week , $20,737 , Ladies' and gout'a clothing cleaned , dyed and repaired atJIIurlburt s , 34 Pearl street. JACOB B1J1S. E. P. OADWELL. SIMS & CADWELL , Attorneys -at-Law , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA Offite , Main Street , Rooms 1 and Bhugart ft Uo- Utbou'i Block , WUluTACtlctUi UUt * kUil tdml oourt * W. R. VAUGH AN. Justice of the Peace. Omaha and Council BlufTa. Real estate anil collection agency , a Odd Fsllowi look , our ftkYug * Bank. , RUBBERS ! Oar speech is short , but to the point. Dcst Chicago discounts every day in the year on AND ARCTICS. Goods WARRANTED as good as ANY in the market. They are made by the NEW JERSEY RUBBER SHOE CO. Wo have a big line of SPECIALS and an IMMENSE stock of regular and EXTRA WIDE Boots and Shoos in nil sizes , ready to ship on receipt of orders. Or occond quality Boots wo are introducing nro better than many so-called firs quality , and wo give a lar 'o EXTRA discount on them. Z , T. LINDSSY & CO. , 412 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa. CASADY & ORCUTT , 602 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. Also many novelties In HOUSE FURNHISINO GOODS. Call and see us , CASADY & ORCUTT. MAYNE & PALMER , V . DEAT.KRS IN Hard and Soft Coal BULK 'AND BARREL HUE , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , MICHIGAN PLASTER , HAIR AND SEWEll PIPE. Ho , 030 Broadway , . . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA THE FINEST CHRISTMAS PRESENT of the Season is One of Those Elegant Overcoats Made to Order by MERCHANT TAILOES. No. 7 and 9 Main Street , Council Bluffs , owa. , OOTTOXTOIXJ TAT T > A TDT\ ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAGER OP POTTANVATTAMIE COUN- VV. HA I K.IJ , TY COLLECTION AGENCY. Office comer Broadway and Main street. TmnvT 'DT'TMn S nn GENERAL MERCHANDISE. JUJlJN JjJIlJNU 05 UU 18 Main street and 17 Pearl street. Tl/T A "V TX/IATTTVT CRESTON HOUSE. IVI A A lYLU.tL.lN , Hotel , 217 and 219 Main street. i J > X W JbLLJuJji Corner Main and Filth up-staira. Rceld'cnce , 609 Willow avenue. "KT OnUTTDr7 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE , JN OVJU. UJLlZj. Office QMir American Express. 1JIT A n Ttt'D'D LIVERY AND FEED , Sd V" AIJIM JjJtl t Will contract tor funeraU at reasonable rates. 22 Fourth street. J. M. ST. JOHN & OO..OASH BUTEKS , Drottby return mall. 148 Broadway. Trnnrr MERCHANT TAILOR , JxUU''t Stock Complete. Suits mailo at reasonable prlceB. No. 805 Main SM C1 ft/TTrpTT CONTHACTOK AND BUILDER , GT1 , O I" ' J. J. JCl. Corner 7th and Broadway. Tlana and specifications furnished. TTD A T\T"CIV \ MERCHANT TAILOR. . JT iCAJNJuli ArtUtlc Work and reasonable charges. B72 Broadway , TTrHAI I I t CifYKT FURNITURE STOVES , iLUWJb OE bUJN * and nouMholJ Supplloa. 8p3 Broadway. T Tvrnm f TT A13 ff ATTORNEYS AT LAW , JLjJLJM JJ J. OS H" III .Lt Jamea Block. Practice In state and federal courts. " And Il8ltn 1)0"M > 'l423 Dread ay. L. Sovereign , Prop. P. J. Mont- "NUT A P iTTlVr Q A Kcmiory , H. O. I'h.lclan. . . ATJTJnrpT1 JUSTICE OK THE PEACE , pTvnrrrvr T JjUWJUN J. AJjJjVJJ.J.t NolAtv Public and General Comoyancer. 416 Broadway. T TVTT P n T > rrmro r SMITH & NORTON , JKiJj V JjJX l HUUOJJj Broad * ay ojnioatto New OiMsrulIouM. Refitted $1 , f 1.60 per day IF YOU WANT JU5UJ CALL ON S.A. . . Corner , Mnin and First Avenue , Council Bluffs. He has Them. iiios. orncsR , n. . rven. OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Council Bluffs . . . la. 1856 Established - - > Dealer * In Foreign and Domcetlo Exchange und Home Securttici SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Sjwclal aih ertUcrnents , such as Lost , Found , To Loan , For Bale , To Rent , Wants , Board- ln& , eta , will bo Inserted lii this column at the low rate ol TEN CENTS PER LINK ( or the first Insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINK for each subsequent In- sertlon. Leave advertisements at our office , No. 7 1'ear ! Street , near Broadway WANTS. llf ANTED-Boy , w lth"i > ony , todtlhtrTim BEX. Oun maker and re | > alrer , No. WIJUNOAN . 100 U. Main Bl , Council Hinds , loua. ITlfANTED E erj'boaym Council BluBsto ULe VV TiiKlliB. Delivered by carrier at only twenty cents week. /1AI1INUT PHOTOS-tS by the dozen at the excel. W slor gallery , 100 Main meet , Council BlulTa. Dinner , and duuuuy fare both \t a ) s to Omaha cus tomers onordirs off 10andupuarils. \XTANTED E erj body to buy i Christina * juts- IT sut north more thau diamonds a jiolloy In the Mutual Ufo I niuranoo company , of New York , ( the Urirestcompany In the crlil ( rates lower than any other oomiuinr. M. F. Rohrir , agent for uett- m Io aCouucll Blulls. V\rANTED-To tradu for city i > roi > erty , a stock t.f TV lioolii , Mink books , window curtains , and a general Una of stationer's ( 'ootls. A L'uod luirgaln offered. Call or address II. K. 1'almtr. new oi < r hous block , Council llluB . | r t TIT ANTED A } oui laJy familial with a'l church Tl'ten ' Ires , do.lrcstiio | M ltlon of an oriranU. . trefeuict ! Kl\cu. Addrti * at this e-fflco W. M. T. \yANTtD-An : tsiwrlenred book-kccnjr | , familiar > > ultiiailbmnthviofbook-Lvciilriir.dctlresasvtot books to keep. IJcst rvfmncts gUui. Address at thltuiffice. W.1I.J , OUM'AHEUS-For tale at BEuofflct.at ahuudrcJ , R. Rice M. D. or other tumors removed Ithout th } knife or drawing' ol Wood. CHRONIC DISEASES < " " " " Over thirty years practical experience Ottioo No. C 1'carl street , Council Bluffs IJTConnultatlon free _ _ Make Your Contracts Now for Your Winter Supply of Missouri Hard "Wood I AND HAUD AND SOFT O -WITH- P. OVERTON , 505 First Avenue , - Council Binds , Iowa , And secure the best article and full measure at the very lowest price. Stove wood adhered to any par of the cltv JOSEPH GAGHEGAN. HARD WOOD AND -COAL Corner. Main street and Eighth aten ue , Coun Bluffs. jttTLnwest rates and prompt delivery Mrs H J Hilton M. D , , , UIJ | lilt Ulj PHYSICIAN & SUR&EON , 223 middle Broadway , Council Bluffs. WINTER RESORT. SILOAM MINERAL SPRINGS. . OX " Wu iiua'aiitto thucuieot the fo\k \ > w Ing rioiutd dls- sea esorno iiay : Rheumatism , b'crtlulu , Ulcers , Catarrh , ul Blood and.klndlwaiu , Uv.pei ta , Liver CompUInt , Kidney and HliJdcr UiwMus. Ouut , Neu- r lgl and Asthma , Thesi Hprlugsaro the fatorlte rckOlt of the tired on J dcLllUatad. and are the FIEUI.K : LADIKH IIKST FRIEND , Good hotel , lit cry and bathing acoomodatlon both u Inter and summer. Locality highly | iirturc iiuti and healthy Acccmlbltt by Waui n railway , Eton * , or ( i , B. & Vat Albany. CorrwionJtoo solicited , REV. M . M. THOil 1'tiON , Mansger. fillotm Bjirlngi , Uora , 1' . 0. , Gentry Co. , Uo. Empkie Hardware Co , a 109 and 111 S. Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA. WHOLESALE DEALE113 IN 342 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. Money Loaned , Abstracts Furnished * * ' * avr ° : : - : : > : isr No. 4 Pearl Street , _ ivifL-Ei isrCQUpjCIL BLUFFS. MRS. D. A. BENEDICT , DEALER IN J 1 NOTIONS , JEWELRY , & 0. 337 W. Broadway , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA BEOHTELE' uropean Hot 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 BECE TELE , PROPRIETOR , Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa. Having a LAUQE CONTRACT to nil I am obliged to oiler tho" Very Highest Market Prices FOR A S. Goldstein. 538 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa. STEINHARDT & FREYHAN , Wholesale Liquor Dealers , OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. IE O THEIR BUSINESS TO Omaha , Neb. , January 1st , 1884 , HAVING SECURED WEST & FRITCHER'S OLD STAND , IXTo , 3LQO3 HAIR GOODS OF ALL KINDS. Sold at the Lowest Prces IN THE WEST , QUALITY CONSIDERED. At MRS. D. A. BENEDICT , - - 337 W. Broadway. Council Bluffs. Iowa. b tll d& ( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. ) vJ TO LOAI iOI ML ESTATE ! Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lotfi ami Lauds in the County. PREMIU Crayon , 1 id Solnr Camera Enlargement for the trade at reasonable rates. Orders oy mail promptly filled. C. D. LUCCOCK , 143 Broadway. Council Bluffs. ? Our line of Stoves is the mos. , complete in no city nd includes all the most - fIN Desirable Patterns and Latest Improvements ! : Wo have hammoreu the prices down as thin as they will stand without breaking , . and you are invited to call and see how thick the stoves are in comparison. PECIAL DRIVE ON A LOT OF HARD COAL STOVES , Nickel , slightly tarnished , at a reduction of $5.00 each. 504 Broaawa } ancf 10 and 12 Mam St. , Council Bluffs. IN OH1A , PLATED WARE , GLASS WARE , LAMPS , . Table Cutlei. , > Flower Pots , Etc. , cnll on W. S. HOMER & CO. , - 23 Main St. , Council Bluffs , WHY DON'T YOU OETSDJIE OF FITCH BROTHER'S ' CUSTOM SHIRTS ? Perfect Fitting , Hctt and Cheapest. J'rino Linen Collar * and Cuff.1. No. 715 Fourth Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa , M. GALLAGHER. , f HESS L New Store , Freth Goods , Low Prices atid Polite Attendant ! . first Door east of Metropolitan Hotel , GROSVENOR & GUNN , MANUFACTURERS OF IR , O O 3VC S 311 Upper Broadway , Council Bluffs ; Iowa.
