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COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Wednesday Morning , Jan. Id
IUTKS :
By Carrier -------W crnU p r week
By MM - - - - - - - - (10.00 ptr Yer
OFFICE :
No. 7 Fearl Btroot , Hoar Broadway.
MINOB MENTION ,
Additional local on seventh pogo.
Cheap railroad tickoU at Bushnoll's.
Services each evening nt Broadway
Methodist church.
S. Dohen , arrested for breaking aomo
furniture in the house of a woman named
Crawford , was discharged yesterday.
The board of nuporviaora reassembled
yesterday and spent most of the time aa
1 committee of the whole , examining
bills.
Fou fiAiECKiur A good saloon , well
stocked , good lixturcs , good location ,
two pool tables , Charles Liobald , 405
Broadway.
The remains of Mrs. Mary Kohotisch ,
who died Monday night , wore taken yes-
toiday morning to Conception , Mo. , for
burial there.
L. A. Bergman yesterday received
from his old homo in Germany a supply
of home-made shirta and stockings , the
Christmas gift of an aged mother.
Permits to wed have boon granted to
James G. Duncan and Mary L. Durfoo
both of Avoca ; Michael J. Griffin of
Irwin , Shelby county and Anna McGinty
of Walnut.
PotUwattamio county applicants for
,
plums at DOS Moines sooni to have got
under a barren limb , as uono have yet
fallen intD their mouths , and thcro seems
none to drop in the future.
The Congregational and Presbyterian
churches arc holding union services this
week in the Presbyterian church. This
evening , however , is an exception , each
church mooting as usual in its own
prayer room.
Complaint was lodged in Justice
Sohurz's court yesterday against Alvon
McCallaster for dis turbing the peace at
the western house ; alsoono for assaulting
a man uamod Clino. The cases are to
bo heard on the 10th.
A portion of the bank in Turloy's glen
was yesterday blasted off by the work
men , and so rosklossly that it endangered
the lives of the gang of men standing
near , the bi/ fall of dirt nearly catching
them. As it was , ono of the dirt wagons
was buried beneath tbo mass and badly
broken.
The shaft of the engine which furn
ishes the power for the -dynamos of the
oiectrlc light , broke yesterday afternoon ,
but will soon bo repaired. Advices have
boon received from the east that several
. morn dynamos will "bo shipped in a few
days for this point , BO that the number
of lights can bo increased.
There is the promise of a lively sensa
tion at Little Sioux within a few daysas
a Council Bluffs detective has unoarjthod
a gang of horsothiovos there , has secured
throoo horses , twenty head of csttlo and
several hogs , and it is expected will got
hold of some more stolen stock within are
few days , when a number of arrests re
expected to bo made. It is ad
that some surprise will bo felt in that
community when all the facta come to
the surface.
"Comancho Bill , " or William Lloyd , , is
still behind the bars , being arrested on
Buupicion. Ho claims that ho has boon
in Hamburg over ainco Christmas until
to arrived in this city and was arrested.
Some Macedonia mon claim ho was there
a few days before the safe-blowing , and
think ho was perhaps concerned in that.
Bill id naturally getting uneasy , and the
authorities cannot hold him much longer
unless they get aomo proof that amounts
to something.
Already there begins the .talk about
how the vote will bo on building a now
court house and jail. The talk thus far
is yery favorable , and many 'predict that
the enterprise will bo approved by the
, people. They begin to realize how in
secure the records and public documents
are in the present cracked and broken :
structure , and how little of a burden lit
would bo on the individual to pay his
uliaro in the expense of putting pa
building which would safely house the
records and bo a credit to so prosperous
a county.
0. B. West , general agent of the 0.
B. & Q. , in this city , has resigned his
position. Ho ia to bo succeeded bj
Charles Keith , who has been the > cal
agent of the cumpany here. Mr. West
has only been hero about a year , but
has gained a strong hold on the esteon
of thoso'with whom ho has como in on-
tact both ia social and business circles
.and many 'well wishes will go withhin ;
into whatever position ho may enter
His successor , Mr. Keith , is well ker.wn
And well liked. He is runkod as an excellent
cellent railway man , thoroughly oxpori
.oncod active and ablu.
, . Ho will con
tiuue to attend to the duties of lane
gent as well at thoau of general agoni
for the paenent.
W. H. Vaughan , though added to the
coBunittoo on the sale of opera hous
ticket * at a liiu hour , has been doing his
usual rustling. lie has a novel way fet
canvassing. Ho turned the telephone
crank , rung up Superintendent Drake Of
the Omaha Exchange , and told him Iti
behalf of tha committee that he ought
to lake some tioketa. After a brief chai
over the wire
Superintendent Drake con
eluded that the company would take fCC
of tickets , thus demonstrating not
merely the enterprise and public spirit of
the company , but the wonderful advan
tage of the telephone as a medium for
successfully canvassing a man five miles
distant. Mr. , Harkncss frith Mr.
Vaughan yesterday in a short time sold
? 175 more of tickets , by A short trip
among the citizens.
To-morrow the water-works are to bo
officially inspected and tasted. It has
been arranged for the olllcors of the
vrator-works company to-escort the mayor
and aldermen to the engine house ant
reservoirs , show thorn all the machinery
etc. , and after a lunch the tents will bo
made , commencing at 1 o'clock p. m
It is required that six streams from six
hydrants selected by the aldermen in
different parts of the city , shall bo thrown
at the sarao time fl.00 foot into the air.O
Rich alderman is to cheese two or moro
citizens , and thus form a committee for
each hydrant. Then they will gather
and report. Besides this test , it is re
quired that two streams bo thrown from
a hydrant in the highest part of the city ,
fifty foot into the air. If the weather
should bo bad the test will bo postponed
to thu first favorable day.
The Homo Laundry makes a specialty
of first-class work and guarantees satis
faction. Office 107 South Main street.
A trial solicited.
PK11SONAU
, T. IL Yodor , of Mlndon , WAS at the Pacific
yesterday.
W. A. Kills , of Woaton , woa In the city
yesterday.
jJJ. A. Hamilton , of Ncola , wiw nt Bech-
tola's yesterday ,
Simon lilsoman hai gene to Sioux Tails for
A few days' business trip.
T. J. McShano , of Omaha , wn strutting
about the liluda yesterday.
J. IL Baxter and wife , nee Grace Whittle-
soy , arrived at' the Ogden yesterday.
V. . II. Odoll , secretary of the board of trade ,
returned ycntorday from Dei Moinos.
II. S. Cole Ilia gene to Chlcngo to attend
convention of lightning rod manufacturers
and dealers.
Mr. P , D. Bacon loft yesterday for Corn
ing , thli Btato , tvhoro ho will manage the
Windsor hotel.
R. H. Woodmancy and Ilenry Thomas , of
Macedonia , were In the city yesterday , hunt
ing for traces of the Macedonia burglars.
Mios Neally Stevens has loft for Now York
to join Theodore Thomas' orchestra. Her
father accompanied her on her eastern trip.
IS. T. Phllbrook , the assistant secretary of
the Iowa and Nebraska Insurance company ,
loft yesterday on a Luslnesa trip through
Iowa.
Iowa.Mrs.
Mrs. Bhnttuck , the oldest daughterEof Col.
Koatley , after visiting her friends hero for a
week past , returned yesterday to her Omaha
homo.
Charles B. Jacquomtn has loft for Helena ,
Montana , where a branch house In established.
Tha Council Blulfffs house will romaln lu
charge of Mr. L. Jacquomtn and Mr. George
Corner.
George Cooper , the colored gentleman who
solli THK BEB on all the morning dummy
trains was giving the fancy skaters some
points yesterday on the Ico. George handles
himself about as nlco a * any ono possibly
could on skates.
Mrs. A. Bryan , dressmaker. Cutting
a specialty , G04 S. Mam at. , up stairs.
THE CALL ACCEPTED ,
Harry Curtln , of Now York , to Take
the BUporlntentlonor of the
Couucll Bluff * Y. M. O. A.
TUB BEK recently chronicled the fact .
that i Harry Curtis , of Now York City ,
had boon invited to como to Council
ctlY.
Bluffa as the superintendent of the Y.
Y.ry
M. 0. A. Yesterday Dr. Montgomery
received a letter from Mr. Curtis stating
that ho would accept the call , and was
making arrangements to como at once to
this city. IIo would first visit his folks
in PonnsylAania , and expected to reach
this city about the "Oth of this month. ,
. Mr. Curtis has buon assistant secretary
of the llarlau Y. M. 0. A. , and has not
only experience in the work , but natural
. fitness for it. lie ia very highly recom
mended , and will doubtless cause the
Council Bluffs organization to prosperand
grow under hi maimgement.
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Private lessons on china given by 3.
D.'Rohso. Studio No. 12 N. Main
street.
Gathered nt Oakland.
OAKLAND , Iowa , January 14. Oakland
ikco
land school opens to-day of tor'three
weeks' vacation. Mr. Burchor has been
engaged as principal. ITo is a fine man
and well recommended as a teacher.
Bankers Freeman and llust made busi
ness trips to the Bluffs last week.
a Esq. Bilgor has boon on the sick 1st'
for a few days.
A brother of Merchant DoGraff , from
Lincoln , Nob. , has boon visiting in Oak
land for a few days.
, , Messrs. Toothakor & Roberts are ship
ping a largo amount of stock this month.
A few days since it was necessary to put
on an extra to get their stock to Avoca.
George Nash and T. E. Huff , our
hardware men , returned from a Chicago
trip Wednesday.
The Mite society at Mrs. L. F. Potter's
. Thursday evening , was a social success.
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Real Katuta Transfers.
. , The following doocu wore filed for re
cord in the ' re7
rocorder'a office , January
- 15 , reported for the BEK by P. J. Mo-
- Mahon , real estate agent :
. Citizens' Saving * bank to Fred. S.
Gray , lot W , block ' 13 , Williams' ' first
addition $ ,
J. P. Onulder to Julius Paul , lot 10 | ( ,
block 10 , Furley's addition 8100.
Giwpor Foster to 0au ! Albers. nel ,
<
10 , 77 , 41 93,000.
< J. B. Matthews to Qourco W. BaitrcB.
sejsol , 27 , 70 , 41$1,000.
E. fi. Dorn toV. . B. White , part of
noj sw | , 7. 77,41-810.
lurk" Benton to W. S. White , part of
J-i 12,77 , 42-81,080.
A. B. Kayburn to Elmer E. Smith ,
part of Jots 5 and 0 , block 17 , Macedonia
Jorctniah SmiHt to Daninl Harrington ,
- part of nwj , 10 , 70 , 40-824.
Total ealuB , $0,644.
WHITTLING WITNESSES.
A General Slash Mafle on Their Fees
by the County Board ,
All Duo to a. Imto Decision of the Bu-
jircino Court.
Tlmro is usually some now freak taken
in the allowance of bills by the county
board. The ono this session is in regard
to the fees of witnesses for the dofonsp ,
which have heretofore boon always allow
ed the same as the foes of witnesses for
the state. A recent decision of the supreme
premo court lays down the rule os the
amo as in the district court , the fees to
bo allowed for witnesses for the dofejuo
only when the allowances of those wit
nesses was specially ordered by the court
itself. j , This decision has led the board
to throw out nil claims for witness fees ,
not thus ordered , and as the justices have
made no special orders of ho sort , all
such fees in the supreme court and in
justices' courts in the county dur
ing the past four months are
thrown out. This will naturally make
a howl among manjr wh.o expected to
got foco , and it is estimated that it will
bo a saving to the county of over $1,000.
After this the justices will probably bo
sharp enough to order the attendance
and payment of witnesses for the defendant -
fondant in criminal cases , so that the
foes may bo allowed , but this order can
not bo made to cover the fees of the
pant few months , an such [ order must bo
made before the serving of . the sub-
puMiao. It is also claimed under this
decision that the officers cannot bo al
lowed foes for E serving these papers un
less the needed order is first entered up
by the justice. There will bo consider
able music along the line , and in many
canes it seems quito a hardship , as wit
nesses are often brought from a dhtanco
and have to attend for sovosal days ,
and because they are for the defense ,
instead of the prosecution , they got not
ono cent for their time and trouble.
PEOFESSIONAL JUKOES ,
A Bin Crop of Thorn Booms Ripening
In Ihl County The Iloasons
Therefor.
It is becoming quito noticeable that
certain mon seem to bo either specially
adapted for jury mon or specially pro
vided by kind providence with a pretty
steady job in that lino. At every time
of command there are several farces fam
iliar to these who attend court , and which
are almost always to bo soon beaming
from the jury box , either as belonging to
the regular panel or some special ono.
A little inquiry made by THK BEK re
vealed the fact that the judges of election
send in with their returns the names of
persons in their precinct who are to bo
sent as jurors , the number being in ac
cordance with | the population as appor
tioned by the auditor. Three names are
then copied on separate bits of cardboard ,
placed in a wheel , and then from those
the grand and petit juries are drawn.
There are from all the county about 275
names thus put into the box for petit
juries for the year , and out
of these there ore drawn during
the year 90 names. For the
grand juiy there are about 1GO names
from which fifteen are drawn. One trou
ble seems to be that the judges of elec
tion in nuking their returns are bo-
fliogcd by chronic jurymen who want
their names sent in , and their importu
nities aroyiolded to , and their names
sent in. Hence many of the same names
are sent in year after year , and the own
ers ot the names servo term after term.
Then there ore other chances for serv
ice. Some who servo on the regular
panel are excused , and specials called to
sit in their places , and many of these
who are anxious to earn a dollar or two
thus worm in The jury box is fast get
ting to bo an anylum for good honest aort
of souls , who have little else to do , or
who are able to do little elso. Among
. busy men the jury duty is irksome and
can only bo performed by a sacrifice , and
perhaps this is one reason why they
evade it when possible , and lot the im
portant duties drop into the hands of
professionals. _ _
Jurymen Chosen.
The circuit court meets February 11 ,
Judge Lyman presiding. The following
are the jurymen selected :
Enos Rood , Center township ; E. G.
Sears , W. F. Lyons , 0. S. Hubbnrd , B ,
F. Mooman , George Fuirman , J. Kost ,
W. L. Bigg's , J. E. Hill , T. 0. Jackson ,
Ed. Brit ton , Silas Covalt , Kane town
ship ; II. 0. Hartiwoll , Hardin township :
W. H. Kuhn , Garner township ; H. B.
Jack , Lincoln township ; A. l ! . Perkins ,
Keg Crook township ; Samuel Borston ,
Lewis township ; Daniel McKenzie , Sil
ver Crook township ; M. B. Frisbee , Layton -
ton township ; Joseph Hsiinea , B. S. Har >
rinton , Knox township ; J. B. Matthews ,
Washington township ; John Hart/.o , Keg
, Crook township ; 0. Hagedoro , Pleasant
township.
si.SPECIAL . NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special advertisements , such u Lost ,
Found , To Loan , For Bale , To Kent , Wanta , Board.
Ing , eta. , will bo Inserted In this column t tbo low
r&te ot TEN CENTS PER LINK tot the flnt Insertion
and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each tuteequent In-
Mrtlou. Leave advertisement * at our oBloe , No. 7
Pearl Street. near Broadway
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WANTB.
Ty ANTKD-Boy , with ponj , to d liver Tin U .
Wi ANTED Experienced dining roomgl'l
116. per montn , Cgden Home , Council Blufl ,
ow .
W ANTE1J Every bony in Council llluO. to take
. TiixIlKX. Delivered by carrier at only twenty
cent * a week.
TI7ANTED A ( ; lrl to do hoiuo work at 70S , Sixth
tVareuuo. Mm. A. B. Walker.
TX/ANTED Another man lu .Nebratka to look
TT after the builnesi of one ot the best nmtu 1
bencflo'arv life niu accc nompan'ei ' now Incorpor
ated. lUfercnrcs renulred. Ul eral ) > y for the
- nght man. Adi'reti J , W. llr.a om.o Council Uluff * ,
Iowa.
I jl.l ) I'AI'EUH Kor sale at Ilt ottlce , at SS.ctnU
- * hundred.
1O.H HAI.1IIlia uhcle or a Halt Intunst In a gen-
-I * eral merchandise itoio dolnu good biuincuj.
( lood and sulllo'tnt ' reSKiii ( or aelilnir , Address J.
\V. 8 , Ilm ottlce , Council nlulli , Iowa.
ITHlrt KENT Tofinely furnUhcd ronn , ytngle cr
. ' en mitt. 30tn. Uth street , cor. Srd. avi nuo.
Mrs , H , J , HiltOD , M , D , ,
PHYSIOIAW & SUEQEON ,
383 Middle Broadway , Council Bluffa.
R. Rice M , D.
or other tumors removed lthoutthi
knife or Urawing of blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES'1" ' '
' Otrer thirty year * practical experience. Offloe No.
6'Vearl street , Council lUuO *
WOoiuulUUon fro *
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We have the following goods in quantities to suit purchasers :
Sheep Skin Slippers ,
KicUSock Protectors ,
Magnetic Insoles ,
Cork and Imitation Cork Soles ,
Shoe Dressing , "T. M. 70" Blacking ,
Heaton Button Fastners ,
Shoe Laces. Shoe Brushes ,
Shoe Hooks , Etc. , Etc ,
As we buy nhovc goods o Manufacturers in largo quantities for Spot
Cash , wo arc enabled to fiell them low enough to suit competition. Ordeis
promptly attended to.
Z. T. LI3STDSEY & CO ,
412 Broadway. Council Bliiflfc. Towa
'fiASADY '
\JJc&j & , JLt J.
102 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Carpets and Our tains
Also many novelties In HOUSE FUHNIIIHINQ GOODS. Call and eco us.
CASADY & ORCUTT.
MAYNE & PALMER ,
DKAT.KBB IN
Hard and Soft Goal ,
DTJLK 'AND BARREL LQTK , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND OEUENT , IQCmOAN PLASTER. HAIR
AKD SEWER PIPE.
Ho , 839 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
SMITH & TOLTjER.
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS ,
7 and 0 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - - - IOWA.
TnTT"NT W "D A TDT1 ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAOEU OF POTTAWATTAMIE COUN-
UUH1N VV. JPn IIUJ , TY COLLECTION AGENCY. Office corner Dro&d ft .y ; and Alain street.
JOHN BENO & GOM GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
18 Ualn street and 17 Pearl etrooL
MAX MOHN CRESTON HOUSE.
, Hotel , 217 and 219 Ualn street
MT . P J , WHT'PP TYJ3.XJ.J-I , Corner Male and Fifth up-rtalra. OFFICE Reeldenoe , , 600 WUlovr avenne.
SGHUEZ JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
, , Office over American Express.
S. S WAGNER LIVERY AND FEED ,
. , Win contract fur limcrali at reasonable rates. 22 Fourth street.
J. M , ST. JOHN & OO..OASH BUTEES ,
Draft by return mail. 140 'Broadway.
1 A PfYR TTnnTT MERCHANT TAILOR ,
J jVjUJj JA-UVjH , fltock CoroMieU. Suits rcado nt reasonable price * No. 806 Main Btl
G F. SMITH.CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER ,
, . . Corner 7th and Broadway. Plang and truBdflotlorui furnlahed.
MERCHANT TAILOR ,
JAMES FRAUEY.
. Artlntlo Work and reasonable charges. 872 Broadway.
& FUTUHTURK STOVES ,
and noosahoM SuppllM.FUTUHTURK 8o3 Broadway.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
LINDT & HART
, Practice In etato and federal court * .
CJ A TVTTT1 A TJITTTl/T / Aud batn I"1"8" . < 21 anj 423 Broadway. L. Soverelpi , Prop. P. J. Mont.
O A.JN 11 All 1 U IVl Komery. M. O. Phydclan. _ _
TTlWTr\T T JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
JjJJVVliM U. Notary Public and General Conveyancer. 416 Broadway.
TTnTTQP SMITH & NORTON ,
nUUDJIli Broadway opposite New Opera Iloueo. Refitted 81 , fl.M per day
A'Large Assortment of Hard and Soft Coal
IOTOWr . ! 1 dlOvtd
Boin ; luft over , must bo sold at your own prices. I uoed
IIXIimiD IR.A.CrS I
to fill contracts. S. GOLDSTEIN , 538 Broadway.
DR. THOMAS JEPFERIS ,
No. (23 Sixth avenue , Council Bluffi , Iowa.
Homeopathic Physician and Mag
netic Healer.
TWEl.TT'rrVH TEAR8 * IirtRIRKCE ; TIIIIITT TIUIU1
OF COUNCIL
Dlaenoitt ( dlwoted condition described ) without
quegilonlnir. There are hundreds of wltnowcs to the
Uct that the blind are reitorod , the deaf made to
heir , alio paralyuls and rhemnatitm of monlba and
JIIUB utanillnjt ( rixjuently cured In 20 mlnutei' time
thtouRh iiaychlo mccmrric , iplrlt or BOU ! force ,
"These thlng > were not done In a corner. "
Tbo only rullablapreventatlvo and cure for diph
theria known ( keep It on band ) . The best raturrh
remedy In UKX Small pox prevcntatlve nipeilor to
\arclDBtloD. Everycaw of Indigestion ( ilcip.ril )
cured time required one to tlx weeks. CM ulc tD ,
commonly called cancen removed without the u o
of the knife. In fact all acute and chronU dlieaiKf
euoceuifully treated.
1 he reconlu of mortality show that Dr. Jeffe'lea U
the iiiont nucce&tful rractlcloner of mo Urine In the
wcuUrn country. Ill * greatest HUCCCBS haa been In
cu that has baflltd the iklll ot otner doctort , ai
ell as causing tleinalr and llnanclal ruin In many
cuei.
TERMS REASONABLE. ,
No chart-e for consultation by letter or otherwtco.
InclosoiUnip where answers to ltltv.ni ara requlnd ,
lies' kind of reltrnccs irlten.
fif I'ertons free from contagious dls ae will be re
veltcd Into bUIubtltuU of Health for ticatnient.
JACOB SIMS. K. p. CADWELL.
8IMS& CADWELU ,
Attorneys-at-Law ,
n , u.COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
u
Offlco
, Main Street. Room * I and bhuyart fc Mo-
Mahon s Block. WUI pructlc * lu state and ! < " !
W. R. VAUGHAN.
Justice of the Peace.
Omaha and Council-Bluffr.
JOSEPH
HARD WOOD
AND
Corner Main street and Eighth avenue , C onn
Dludn.
tiTLnweat rate and prompt delivery
WINTEBBESORT.
_
SILOAM
MINERAL SPRINGS.
. Oia.ro oxr IVTo 3F , y.
Wo trim anUe the cuio of the following nuued dls-
BCJUWS , or no nay : HbeumatUm , Scrofula , Uloen ,
Catarrh , a 1 Blood and.klndUeaic * , DvipepilaLiter
CompUInt , Kidney and Bladder Dlsescoa. Oout , Neil-
rnWa and Atthma , Thess SirlnK | < ara the fa\orit
resort of the tired anJ debllltatad , and are the
FEEBLE LAII > 8 BKSf FRIEND ,
OcoJ hotel , livery and bathing accomodatlon both
winter and uuramer. Locality highly | > lcture que
and healthy , Acc t lble by Wabish railway , at
EvonaorC.B. & Q. , at Albany. Corruipoudonce
ollclteJ , HEV. M. M. THOMPSON.
Manager.
H Uotm SprluEV , flora , 1' . O.Gentry Co. , Mu.
ANALVSIS.
Si'ecUlo ' flrarlty , , , 1.0023
llf action Niuttal
Cailiunlo Arid ( ia va In. per Rallou
Curhonatv Calcium. , . , , , , . . JS.lttl drains
Curbonuto Iron 741
SuljihatoMairncula 3H
S.ljh | t < J Cklci-im. , , . , . , .1UU
Chlurlilo Sodium , . , , . , , , 7s' o
Hllllw l.tw
Alumina . , . ,0,010
Ufganloand Volltlle inattvr and lew * . . . .1,1(9
Tvtolrclldi jicr gallon 07,174
WIUIIUT& MKRKILL , ClumUtJ.
TIUM. orricu * n. u , mar ,
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Council Blofit . . Ia.
Establishes - - 1856
Poaleri In Foreign nj 1 ID it Ik ) Rictirge and
Qome
Empkie Hardw are uo
100 and llliS. Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
WHOLESALE DEALK11S IN
342 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
LANDS
I33oia.s3j.-t JSold.
Money Loaned , Abstracts Furnished
* * ' ' M * * * *
No. 4 Pearl Street , ? ? COUNCIL BLUFtS.
S
BECHTBLE'S
A
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 BECI3 TELE , PROPRIETOR ,
Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
STEINHARDT & FREYHAN ,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers ,
OF COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
IR IE IlVC O "V" IE ID
THEIR BUSINESS TO
Omaha , Neb. , January 1st , 1884 ,
HAVING SECURED WEST & FRITCHER'S OLD STAND ,
JE3Lioa.TD : SLJ.I dSs
( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE. )
fEY TO LOU m HEAL ESTATE !
Complete Abstracts of Title to all Lota and Lands in the County.
O
DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF
ML PIPER
Interior Decorations.
13 S. Pearl Street and 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
HEATING
AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
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Granite and Tinware. Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A large
line of extiaordinary Fine Carvers.
St U/PIPUT / 504 Broadway , and 10 and
& W HI U H 1 , 12 Main Street ,
WHY DGN'P YOU
OETSDME OP
FITCH BROTH ! J |
Perfect Fitting , Best and Cheapcst-DiFlne Linen Collars and Cuffs.
No. 715 Fourth. Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
. GALLAGHER.
Now Store , Freeh Goods , Low Priceu ami Polite Attendant ! ! . .
{ First Door east of Metropolitan Hotel , }
GROSVENOB & GUNM ,
BrANDPAOTCB-ERS OF
311 Upper Broadway , Council Bluffs ; Iowa.
FROM NOW UNTIL FEB. 1 , WE WILL GIVE
XTRA BARGAI
In all our Boots and Shoes , regardless o Quality. Don't miss this
chance. S , A. PIERCE. 100 Main Street.
RUBBERS !
Oar speech is short , but to the point. Best Chicago discounts every day in the
year on
Rubber Boots , , Shoes ,
AND ARCTICS.
Goods WARRANTED aa good ia 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 Boota and Shoes in all sizes , ready to ship on receipt of orders.
Or second quality Boots we are infroducine are better than many eo-called fiw
quality , and wo give a largo EXTRA discount on them.
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO. ,
412 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
