THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , TUESDAY , JANUATtt 15,1884.
THE DAILX BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Tuesday Morning , Jan , 16 ,
IUTES :
Br Currier -SO c nt per wwk
By MM - - (10 00 per Year
OFFICE !
No. 7 Pearl Btroot , Hear Broadway.
Hi MINOR MENTION ,
Additional local on seventh page.
Cheap railroad tickets at Bushnoll's.
The board of supervisors meet again
to-day.
The firemen filled the Bloomer school
cistern yesterday afternoon , drawing the
water from the hydrant through a hose.
Thioros miulo a raid on Boll < fc Hall's
grocery store Saturday night , but con-
touted thomaolvos with taking a few ci
gars.
gars.Oughtn't
Oughtn't Mayor Bowman to waste
nome more paper in ordering thieves and
vagrants to loaro the city ! The first ono
didn't take.
There are revival meetings in progress
at the Baptist church , the pastor being
assisted by Ilov. A. Amburn , of Dakota.
There has already boon ono convert and
several have risen for prayora.
Bill Williams was brought before Justice -
tico Abbott yesterday on a charge of
threatening Paul Siobolt , and pulling a
gun on him. The case was continued till
the 24th , Williams giving bail.
James H. Craigtnilo , baggage master of
the bridge division of the Union Pacific
railway , will , on the 17th inat. , receive
a handsome present from Judge Abbott ,
in the person of his daughter , MissMyra.
Cards are out for this grand gift.
It. Kennedy , a son-in-law of Mr.
Gorspaohor , died yesterday , after a pro
longed illness , consumption being the
causo. Ho has lived hero for several
years , and has boon in the employ of
Stuart Bros. , in the packing business.
Ho leaves a wife , but no children.
The now safe at the city jail was yes
terday put in use as a depository for the
keys of the colls. The safe looked up all
right , but it was the unlocking that
troubled the keeper. Ho could not
catch the combination , and the keys
were locked up so safely that there was
no show for letting out any prisoners.
A complaint has boon filed in Justice
Abbott's court , charging John Suit
with assaulting John Ward , an old man
of about eighty , who is the fifor for the
G. A. R. boys. Suit has not boon ar
rested. The trouble arose from a dis
pute about 50 cents , but this does not
seem any justification for a man of thirty
to give so old a man as Ward a black
eye.
eye.Tho
The Connor brothers , William and
James , are among the latest victims of
sneak thieves Their rooms at Mr.
Dunn's on Madison street , were ran
sacked and an overcoat , ono suit of
clothes and a coat and vest were taken.
No trace of plunder or plunderers is yet
ascertained to a certainty , though sus
picion points to a young man who has
suddenly loft the city.
The board of trade mooting last night
was not largely attended , and the annual
election of oflicors was postdonod until a
future mooting. The president read a
telegram from Congressman Pusoy , stat ,
ing that ho had introduced a bill for a
combined railroad and wagon bridge ,
between Council Bluffs and Omaha. The
board directed its president to reply that
they favored a wagon bridge , but not a
railway bridge.
Deputy Sheriff Chattorbuok started
last evening for Anita , after a child who ,
ns is claimed , was kidnapped by a man
named Smith. The child is a granddaughter -
daughter of Mr. K. Hains , who lives
near Park's mills , and Smith at the time
of taking the child lived not far from
him. Smith took the child only for a
brief season , but it seems pulled up
stakes , moved away , taking the child
with him and not lotting1 their where
abouts bo known. The girl is about 11
years of ago now , and her whereabouts
has just boon discovered
after nearly a
year's search.
A , farmer named L. Siovors found in"
the road in Keg Creek
847 in silver , a
money drawer , and an arctic overshoe.
The money and drawer has boon identi
fied as a part of the plunder taken itiat
Macedonia by the safe blowers and
burglars. The arjtio overshoe is a mate
to that one found near this city , where
the thieves left the stolen team and the
broken buggy. It appears that they
must have driven at a reckless rate , and >
that they met with
some tip-over or
other mishap in Creek
Keg , spilling some
of the money out of the buggy ,
PERSONAL.
Mr. O. D. Heevea , representative of the
Ilooiler Drill company , loaves town on a bu l-
ness tour to-day ,
JL T. Adams , who represent * a largo llvo
lock couimMon homo In
Chicago , still re
mains at the Pacific.
Judge Lyman It now holding court In Car.
, roll.
roll.Mr
Mr , Coralt , the park policeman , yesterday
celebrated hi * COth birthday.
A. L. JleCorgur , of Minneapolis , readied
the Ogden yesterday.
C , C.Kauffmon , of Mobile , is at the O den.
Mlw Fanny Walker UM returned from
Carroll , where ne ban been yUltlng during
the holiday ! ,
Mr , S , T. French has bought an inter-
et in the well-known and
carpet curtain
AOUM of Casady & Orcutt , The firm
mil nor be known C'asady , Orcutt t&
.French.
Is * , ,
THE DAY'S DOINGS.
The Altaen Gather to Listen to a
Talk on
The Water Works to bo Tested
Next Thursday.
Olbcr Doing * .
A special mooting of the city council
was hold yesterday afternoon , at which
the mayor and all the members , except
Alderman McMahon , were pronont.
The water-works company gave
through a written communication official
notification that the works were com
pleted , and the company ready to make
the test required by the contract , and
that the company claimed the date of
the instrument , January 10 , as that
from which the water rental for the 200
hydrants already placed would commence
to bo charged. The notification was re
ferred to a committee consisting of Alder
men Keating , Eichor end Siodontopf to
report at the next mooting , or at a spe
cial mooting to bo called if necessary.
George P. Wright , in behalf of the
company , desired to have the committee
decide on an early date _ for in
specting the works and having the
tests made , as the company desired to
make the tests while Mr. Boltpn , the en
gineer of the Knowlos pumping works ,
was in the city.
Alderman James expressed it as his
belief that it was a poor time of year to
test pipes , with four foot of frost. The
contract ought to have boon finished last
summer , when the tests would bo moro
satisfactory.
In reply , Mr. Wright said that all the
company wanted was that the council
would do something definite dither
make the tests , or accept the works , or
reject them , or in fact take some definite
action by which the company would bo
informed what the council would do.
Alderman Eichor moved that the test
bo made next Thursday afternoon at 1
o'clock.
Alderman James then expressed a fear
that the water scattered about in cold
weather , and freezing would prove an
objection to citizens.
Mr. Wright stated that the conditions of
the tests were as already given in TUB
BEE.
BEE.AJdorman
AJdorman Wood thought that if ho was
ono of the company , he would prefer
summer time for testing pipes. The winter -
tor season was against the company.
Some further talk was indulgodin , and
then carried , fixing next Thursday as the
day , the time to bo 1 o'clock p. m. , the
council _ first to visit the works at 10
o'clock in the forenoon.
Mayor Bowman suggested that aa
there were to bo six places tested at
once , each alderman should select two ort
throe citizens , and thus make six commit :
tees , fo that each could report , thus cov
ering the six points at onco.
Alderman Wood presented a resolution
instructing the city attorney to bring suit
at once against all parties who wore run
ning billiard and pool tables without : a
license , the city clerk to furnish the city
attorney the names of such delinquents.
A map showing the first survey .8.Of
Stutsman's addition was laid before the
council , with a proposition from David
Tostoritn , who made the survey ; to sell it
to the county , the supervisors consenting
to buy it if the city would pay one-half.
Mr. Barber appeared before the coun
cil to give them some information in re
gard to paving. Ho spent some time rein
narrating the history of the paving in
which ho is interested , explaining its
structure and its advantages , and answer
ing questions put to him by the various >
members. Mr. Barber showed himself fa
pleasing speaker , and an able advocate
for his pot system of paving.
A communication was read from Engi
neer Williams , of Chicago , to Alderman
James , asking that certain surveys bo
made preliminary to his making plans
for a system of sowago. Referred to
committee on sewage and city engineer.
By resolution Ninth street was ordered
up to grade between Twelfth and Fif '
teenth avenues. 'ifp
On motion of Alderman Siodontopf >
the contracts awarded to J. 3. Martin
for laying sidewalks and that to J. J.
Brown , for filling Fifth avenue , were
cancelled and the clerk ordered to read-
. vortiso for bids to do the work. idho
Mayor Bowman made a report of ; hole
recent convention at DCS Moinos. Ho [
stated that among other things
-
learned while there was the fact
that the city could recover from
the county for money expended infer
caring for small pox cases. The mayor
suggested that in view of the cases al
ready decided by the cpurtn there was no ;
doubt about the possibility of recovering
from the county , and that the finance
committee should make out a bill and
present to the county board. The committee -
mittoo was accordingly so instructed.
Private lessons on china givnn by S.
D. Rohso. Studio No. 12 N. Main
street ,
"
HUNDREDS of snowy mounds additional
would decorate our graveyards to-day
wore if not for Dr. Jettons' successful
treatment of Diphtheria. The doctor
was called five days nge just in time to
save Mr. and Mrs. Chris Peterson's little
bjy from the dread
destroyer. They areA
Tory grateful ,
A MOBNIN3 BLAZE.
The Wai or Works Conio in l lay in
Tituo of Fire.
Yesterday morning about i ) o'clock the
alarm of fire waa Bounded , caused by the
burning of a houao on Damon street ,
owned and occupied by Mr. John Gets : ,
a carpenter. The flames were first : dis
covered by the little daughter as they
were breaking through the ceiling , and
the smaller children , who were still in
bed up stairs , were rescued in a hurry.
The fire lads were soon on hand and hose
was attached to the
hydrant on Madison
street and two streams thrown on the
burning building. The streams did
good service , although the engineer
per
of the water works not being
notified of the fire , the pressure was not
on. Tlio building was a two-story frame
and was badly damaeed , the roof being
all burned oil. Most of the content * of
the house wore saved , The cause of the
fire is supposed to bo a defective flue.
The Homo Laundry makes a apecialty
of first-class work and
guarantees satis
faction. Oflico 107 South Main street.
A trial solicited.
Mrs. A , Bryan , dressmaker. Cutting
a specialty , 501 S. Main at. , up stair * .
CALLED INTO COURT ,
Bine Monday for Some of Those who
Felt the Grip of the Police ,
The Man who Made Bricks for the
Jail Has to Occupy it
Him self i
Yesterday morning Miles Mullen was
brought before the bar of the superior
court on the charge of being drunk. Ho
simply pleaded guilty , and was fined
§ 7.00. Not being able to pay ho wont
back to jail. Mullen ia the father of the
four dcstituto children found in a room
on Broadway Saturday afternoon , and
the husband of the profligate who has
gene to Omaha , dressed in finery and
feathers , to continue a life of shame ,
while her children are loft hero to starve.
Mullen has a history. Ho was arrested
several years ago for going through a
feed store , and while the examination
was in progress before "Squire Morse , a
circus wont along Broadway , and at the
sound of the music the oflicors rushed to
the window , out of curiosity , while Mul
len slyly atolo down the stairs and inado
hin escape. Ho kept away until
last spring , when ho re
turned , and was immediately
roarrcstcd , tried and sent to the peni
tentiary for a short term and has just
been released. His excuse for his pres
ent condition is that on getting out ho
had neither money or friends and found
that his wife was running about with
other men and the children were being
neglected. With all this trouble ho took
to drink. It acorns strange that under
the present civilization a man can got
plenty of whisky and no bread , but such
seems to bo the case. The children have
boon taken hi charge of the Homo < * the
Friendless , where they will bo well
cared for until other good homes are
found for thorn. This is especially aGed
God Bond to the oldest girl , for it ap
pears that her mother had already taken
her to Omaha with the intention of hav-
ing'hor enter a house of ill fame with
her. The girl , who ia still but a child ,
has boon saved just in time , and it is
such practical work as this that awakens
interest in and secures ready support lor
the Homo among all noble-hearted citi-
zons.
THE MAKER OF TUB I1ENCHES.
IIMatt Bolgam was brought to the front
on a charge of being drunk. Ho denied
the charge , but after several witnesses
had boon boon brought in , concluded to
plead guilty and stand the consequences.
While in jail ho had packed up ono of
the loose benches or bunks and had in
his wrath broken it , and had also
pounded a hole in the cement iloor.
Ho promised to make good this damage
and to repair the bench himself. Ho
know how , ho said , for ho was the ono
who made thorn for the now jail in the
first place. The man seemed to think
that in spite of all the evidence against
him ho ifad not boon treated right. Ho
claimed that ho was not fooling well and
had only taken throe glasses of beer.
Having occasion to stop into an alloy
near a house on Upper Broadway , ho :
was suddenly assaulted by the man of
the house , who objected to his creating ; a
nuisance. The assault ho said do
him mad , and ho talked d ,
. but that was all. The judge
gave him the day to repair the
damage at the jail , promising to fix the
fine this morning. after seeing how well
or poorly the repairing was done
A JOKE ON T11E OFFICEHH.
This same man Belium ? , when arrested }
was quite thoroughly searched , and al
little trinkets taken away , as it was sup
posed , but when the cell door was opened
up in the morning ho came out with a
smile , ho having a pint bottle of whisky ,
about half of which he had still left after
his night's sojourn with it behind heed
bars.
LEONARD VS. LKONAHI ) .
John Leonard , who was chased , fired
at , and caui/ht by Ofllcor Leonard , who
wanted him for taking part in a street !
fight late Saturday night , pleaded guilty ,
and was lined $9.iO. (
Till : WIIONO MAN.
0. Cline appeared to answer to a charge
of assault. Ollicor Clough stated to the
court that ho had arrested Olino on the
statement of other citizens , and from >
later investigation ho had boon led to bo
liovo that ho ought to have arrested hood
other man , Cline being more sinned
against thnn sinning. Ho was accordingly
ingly discharged.
Matilda Webber and Nick Webber , ar
rested for being inmates of a house of ill-
fiuuo , were before the court. Mrs.Web-
bor pleaded guilty to keeping rooms for
that p rposo and uaa fined $29. As
she had no money ; a few days were
given to raise the money , she having
two children who needed her care , so
that to shut her up in jail would bo
a hardship them. '
) on The man's case
was continued until this afternoon.
T. J. Staploton was arrested yester
day afternoon for peddling cloths with
out a license.
DR. THOMAS JEFFERIS ,
No. 523 Sixth Tcmie , Council Blufh , low * .
Homeopathic Physician and Mag
netic Healer.
TWBVTT.rn H TEARS' XIPRRIKNCK ; IIIIHTV TMKH A E8.
OK COUUIL Vivrm.
DlapoiU ( dlaeated conditions deacrltioU ) without
niicn lunlnic. There are Imm'roJs ' of Uneven tu Ilio
tact that tlio blind are restored , the deaf made to
hear , alio iiruahxis * nd rheumatism ol months ami
ji'orn ttainllni ; frccuuilly | cured in M minutes' time
thiouKh jwjihlo muamerlc , iplrlt or oul Jortc ,
"Tho o tniugB vure not done In a corner , "
Iheonly reliable | ir < neutatho ami euro for di | > h-
thcraknonukoei ! ( > lt on hand ) . The beat ratarrh
remedy In use. Small ] * x pre\cnUttve superior to
vaccination. E\ cry caw ot lndlcetlon | ( deai n la )
cured time require J ono to tlx wtekn. Old ulcere ,
coinmoiil ) called cancers removed without the ut-e
otthokniliIn fuct allncuto and chionlu dltoasta
nuccimfully treated.
'l he record * of mortality ahow that Dr. Jcfferlci U
IhauuMtiiuixnfiiliricticbncr ol inplirlnu In the
wit-Urn countij. JII Kreattbt tucmn hat bctn in
cjucnthatliajlillltathe iklll ol other doclort , M
will an cauilnt : ilenialr and financial ruin In many
cttiej.
TUltUS ItKASONAULE.
No charge , for consultation by letter or other * lee.
Inclose tamp where orrnmn to lutirn uro rtnulrcd.
Best kind of rt-fcrocei then
ii3' remuni ( rue from oontagloui disease will be re.
ceUed Into hit liutltuU of Health for titatrneiit
R , Rice M. D.
CANCERS ,
CHRONIC DISEASES " " * i" " " * .
NO.
Council Muds
We have the following goods in quantities to suit purchasers :
Sheep Skin Slippers ,
Kid Sock Protectors ,
Magnetic Insoles ,
Cork and Imitation Cork Soles ,
Shoe Dressing , "T. M. 70" Blacking ,
Hqaton Button Fastners ,
Shoe Laces , Shoe Brushes ,
Shoe Hooks , Etc. , Etc.
As we buy above goods of Manufacturers in large qimntitjc * for Spot
Cash , we nro enabled ( o sell them low enough to suit competition. Ordeis
promptly attended to.
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO ,
412 Broadway , Council Bluffs. Town
'CASADY ' & ORCUTT ,
W2 BnOADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA * .
Carpets and Curtains
Also many novelties In HOUSE FUIlNlIISINa GOODS. Call and eco us ,
CASADY & ORCUTT.
MAYNE & PALMER ,
DBA W5JIS IN
Hard and Soft Coal
,
BULK 'AND BARREL LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , inCHKJAN PLASTER , HAIR
AND SEWER PIPE.
NO , 089 Broadway , - COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
SMITH & TOLtiEK.
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS ,
7 and 9 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , . . . . IOWA.
TAT TJATDT\ ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAGER OF POTTAWATTAMIE COUN
V V . JJ AlltU , TY COLLECTION AGENCY. Office corner Broadwaj and Main street
TJPATn Ann GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
JJjQlNU OC UUu IS Main street and 17 Pearl street ,
KIT A "V 1\/l niTM CRESTON HOUSE.
1VLAA 1U.UJLL.1N , Hotel , 217 and 210 Main street
Ult. U. Jb W JnJL-1 Jtl ) Corner Main and Fifth up stalra. Residence. 603 Willow avenue.
Nona TTT ? * 7 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
t Ov/LlU Xu&Ji Oflico mcr American Express.
W A fMTTJ LIVERY AND FEED ,
SO VV JJJIJLN Jj n. Will contract for tuneraU at reasonable ratoa. 22 Fourth street.
J. M , ST. JOHN. & CO..GASH BITYEES ,
Draft by return mall. 140 Brnad\\ay.
JA.UU.CL TTfiniT > 8t.TCkComi.ieU Suits MKRCHAOT made at rcmonablo TAILOR , prices. No. 806 Main BU
. DIVIJ.J.JJL. MTTTT Corner 7th and Broadway. coNrnACTon Plans AND and BUILDER. Bpoclflcatlona furnished.
T A n/TPQ / TTJ A TYTPV MERCHANT TAILOR.
JAIVJLDU J JXAIM Jl 11 ArtlBtlo Work and reasonable charges. 872 Broadway.
Xr FURNITURE STOVES ,
PC and HoUMholJ Supplied. _ 8o3 Broadway.
TTMTVT XT TTAPT1 ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
JjiiNJJl OC JllilXl. James Block. Practice In state and federal courts.
O A ATTT1 A TJ1TT1\/T / Andbatn IIOUBO , 421 and 423 Broadway. L. Sovereign , Prop. P. J. Mont
D/HNlJ-XilVl U LV1 Komcrr , M. D. Pluslclan.
T \AfTM > T A "DTJlWI1 JUSTICE OF THE I-EACE ,
JuJJVVJ.iN U. JJJDJDU1 JL i Notary Puhllo and general Con\eancer. lUBroadnay.
"D'F'YT'PP'C1 TTnTTQ.1 ! SMITH & NORTON ,
XVJJ V JJIVJJ LU U OJJj Broadway opposite New Opera House. Refitted $1 , 91.50 per da
A'Large Assortment of Hard and Soft Goal
STOVES ! STOVES ! STOVES
Being left over , must 1)0 sold at your own prices. I need
MIIXIIEIID IR-.A.GI-S I
to fill contracts. S. GOLDSTEIN , 538 Broadway.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special advertisement ! , euch aa Lout ,
Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent , Wants , Board
ing , etc. , will bo Inserted In tlila column at the low
rate at TEN CENTS PER LINE for the Bret insertion
and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent In.
scrtlon. Leave adiertUcmouta at our office , No. 7
1'carl Street , near Broadvtav
WANTS.
TV/'ANTED / Boy , with pouj , todilhcr Tim Bun.
WANTED E > ery hoilyin Council Blufta to take
Tin I ) EX Delivered by carrier at only twenty
cento a week.
TTTANTKD A iflrl to do house work at 70S , SUth
t a\enuc. Mrs. A. B. Walker.
AOENTSWANTED-Inemy town In Nehraaka
to present the best mutual bencflcUry life Insur
ance company now Incorporated Atlho men can
make laiiro salaries Good refer nco leuulred.
Address J , W. BKKofllce , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
OLD PAPERS-Kor tale at BUR otllcu , at'ssicmU
B hundred.
IfOU BALE-The whole era > ialf Intcrrst In a Ren-
eta ! merchandise ctoiu , ilolni ; good builncsi.
Good and sulllclent roawns for sellln , ' . Address J.
W. S , lias oHlce , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
T7 > OK RK.NT '
'Iftulliiely furuuhnl
rooms , tlnglo or
-1 ? en suite , 8028. Oth street , cor , 3rd. a\tinui > .
JACOB SIMS. E. p. CADWELL.
SIMS&CADWEUL ,
Attorneys -at-Law ,
. BLUFFS , IOWA
Office , Main Btrett. Rooin 1 and
bhuirart & Mc-
MahotTu Block.VUlpractlooln State T and id " !
W. R. VAUCHAN.
Justice of the Peace ,
Omaha and Council Bluffs.
PHYSICIAN
322 Middle Broadway. Council Bluffs.
" ' jjftf'-
JOSEPH GAGHE&AK.
HARD WOOD
AND
COAL
Corner'Main street and Eighth avenue , 0 oun
Bluffa
/TiTLowest / rates acd prompt dclUcry
WINTERRESORT.
_
SILOAM
MINERAL SPRINGS.
O-u.x > o or 3XTo 3E" * y.
We uua'ftiiteu tnu cine of the following named dls-
scutes , or no pay : Rheumatism , Bcrof ula , Ulcers ,
Catarrh , a 1 Blood andikindUeaiia , Dy'perwla , Lher
Complaint , Kidney and Bladdt-r Diseases. Gout , Neu
ralgia and Asthma , Thesa Springs are the favorlU
reoort of thu tired and dobllliatad , and are the
FEKULE LADItH BEST FIUENI ) ,
Ocod hotel , Ihory and bathing accomodatlon both
winter and summer. Locality highly picturesque
and healthy. Accessible by Wabitn railway , at
E\ona , orC.,1) . & O. , at Albany. Corrcsiiondence
solicited , REV. U.M. THOMPSON.
, Manager.
8 Iloam Eprlngt , Cora , P , 0 , , Gentry Co. , Mo.
ANALYSIS.
Specific Gravity . 1.0023
Reaction . Ntutral
Carboolo Acid Gas , , , . . . . . . . . .2(3 ( in. ] > er irallon
Carbonate Calcium , . . , , . , , . . SS.UJl Qratni
Carbonate Iron . . . , . 7Ul
KuIphatoUagncsia , , , . . . S.i'tB
Sulpbatu Caluinrn . , . , . 1,140
Chloride Sodium . V.iCO
Hllllca . , . , | ,601
Alumina . , , . . , . .0,018
Orgauioand Volatile matter and loss , . . .l,4i9
Total scllds per gallon . 07,174
Wiuunii MKKKIU , Chcmlsti.
ruos. omcu , a u. rcur.
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Council Bluffa . . la.
Established - - 1856
Peolsrt In Foreign a d l ( U cttlo I'lthange and
Homo Bocuntiw
Empkie Hardw are Co
10D mid IUJS. Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
342 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
LANDS
© old.
Money Loaned , Abstracts Furnished
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No. 4 Pearl Street , ? ? COUNCIL BLUFFS.
2
BECHTELE'S
uropean ot
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 BEOH TELE , PROPRIETOR ,
Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa.
STEINHARDT & FREYHAN ,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers ,
OF COUNCIL BLUFFS.
IR IE ! 3VC O V IE 13
THEIR BUSINESS TO
Omaha , Neb. , January 1st , 1834 ,
HAVING SECURED WEST & FRITCHER'S OLD STAND ,
St.
( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. )
TO LOU iOI SEAL ESTATE !
Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lots and Lands in the County.
Our line of Stoves is the mo complete in no city and includes all the most
Desirable Patterns and Latest Improvements !
We have hammered , 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 Broaawafand 10 and 12 Main St , , Council Bluffs.
WHY DON'T YOU
GETSJME OP
FITCH BROTHER'S ' CUSTOM SHIRTS ?
I'erfcct Fitting , Best and Cheapest.B.FIne Linen Collars and Cuffs.
No. 715 Fourth Street , Council Bluffs ,
M. GALLAGHER.
C2 TTi 3E1.
New Store , Fresh Goods , Lou Prices and Pollto Attendants.
" { First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel , }
WHOLESALE AND KETAIL
-Paper and Window Sfiadesaod Painting In all Its Branches ,
FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLE.
OSTO.IX3 JEtoutlx ' .rl St. OoxxaxoiX 331-uxirei'
& GUNN ,
MANUFACTURERS OF
311 Upper Broadway , Council Bluffs ; Iowa.
FROM NOW UNTIL FEB. 1 , WE WILL G-IVJ3
In all our Bocts and Shoes , regardless o Qunlity. Don't miss this
chance. S. A. PIERCE. 100 Main Streofc.
RUBBERS !
Oar speech is short , but to the point. Host Chicago discounts every day in the-
year on
JULdfi P
AND AECTICS.
Goods WARRANTED aa 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 amd
EXTRA WIDE Boots and Shoes in all sizes , ready to ship on receipt of oiders.
" lEDUYCIPIEie-IE ! , "
Or second quality Boots wo mo introducing 010 better than many BO called fi
quality , and wo give a largo EXTRA discount on them.
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. ,
412 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
