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THE DAILY IEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , l < Ittb xY APKIL 4,1884.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Friday Morning. April 4 ,
Bunscnirmotf.
* r
$10.00
OFFICE :
No. 7 Pearl Btroot , Naur Broadway.
MINOK MENTION ,
See J. Roitor'a opring goods.
Additional local on seventh page.
Bliss1 is the only house to find late
noToltioa in notions.
P. 0. Miller haa the contract for paint
ing the Masonic building.
Regular meeting of Fidelity Gounci
No. 150 , B. A. , this evening.
Thn work of excavation for the now
government building haa commoncoc
lively.
The masquerade At the rink this evening
ing promises to bo an interesting nocin
event.
J. J. Blisa haa everything now in veil
ing. The best line in the city and low
eat prices.
All railroad tickets bought of D. W.
Bushnoll are guaranteed , also all rebate
orders given by him.
John Coylo , charged with assaulting
B. P. Donahue , was discharged by Justice
tico Schurz yesterday.
Tlio Spiritualist Bocioty which has boon
occupying a hall on Main street has removed
moved to the opera house.
Ono Saturday drunk pleaded guilty in
police court yesterday. A busy day in
deed for the $2,000 judge nnd $1,200
clerk.
clerk.Work
Work on the paving will commence
next week if the weather is favorable ,
16,000 granite blocks being already hero
ready to commence with.
The Presbyterian social was hold
last evening nt the residence of Mrs ,
Thomas Officer , who was assisted by Mra.
Dr. Green and Miss Woirich.
The plans for the now Catholic church
Lavoboon received , and it is oxpaotcd
that the work will commence as noon as
the old church property can bo sold.
Chief of Police Skinner haa received
word that the colored man Hall , wanted
hero for stealing $40 from the catato of
Allen Forbes , had been arrested in Lcav-
enworth.
'Mr. Herman , who sold out hero to
Mr. Howe , writes from Fargo , where ho
is now located , that ho thinks of coming
back to Council Bluffs and going into
business hero again.
1 Frank Hart , who got in the pen by the
too free use of his pen in writing a ficti
tious order for board , was yesterday fined
f 10 and costs , and not being hblo to pay
was placed in Uio jail.
The books and papers pertaining to the
office of the superintendent of the
American Express company were yester
day being shipped to Dos Moines , where
S. G. Beaten will hereafter have his
headquarters. W. J. J. Hancock , the
general superintendent of the Wells ,
Fargo & Co.'a oxprosa , will maintain hia
headquarters hero.
Harry Stern , of Stern & Kohn , is go
ing to Rod Cloud , Nob. , to ougago in the
wholesale nnd retail liquorbusinosa tlioro.
Mr. Stern haa boon in business hero for
aomo time , and hia many friends will re
gret that ho dooms it advisable to make
, UiIa change of location , nnd their best
Twiahea will go with him. The recent
prohibitory Action of the legislature is re-
. aponsiblo for Council Blufla losing him.
Nick Fitc'h'a fan.n , which is located in
. ft bend of the river about ton miloo south
of the city , is being cat away. The river
at that point haa boon open all winter ,
and thia apring it hna kept cutting until
about forty acroa hayo gone , and the w -
tor is within 300 feet of hio Louso. Ho
ia removing all hia properly , and saving
what ho can , proposes to more to Ne
braska , in company with hia neighbors ,
.Mr. Ellia and Wra. Underwood , who
nave nlso bought farms there.
Clark , late of the Nonpareil , and DOW
gathering news in Omaha , is fast getting
initiated into the journalistic peculiarities
x > ftbat city. Ho now wears , art eye
Craped and ono cheek scraped , lut con-
olce'himself with the thought thai the
rr other follow won't be able to bo out lor a
rrn
n week yet On the quiet , Clark says ( hat
whUo prowling arouud the house at night
< ke ran against ft cupboard door which
had been loft open , but nays thereh no
'use in telling anybody tha fact , for they
would suipoct that It was somebody's fisl
instead of a door , and ho might aa wol
not waste time in explaining.
The suggestion made aomo time ago
that the tower of the DOW Masonic torn
pie would bo an excellent location for a
large clock Itaa mot with favor , The
Masonic fraternity which haa spent con
siderable money and has lifted heavily ,
financiallyin building so elegant & struc
ture , feels the additional expense of a
clock to bo too much of an extra burden ,
and the citizens fooling that they ought
to help along the enterprise have taken
it iu baud. It has been learned that for
fCOO a uHa"blc clock can bo placed there ,
, wltli four dialsUtree and a half feet iu
o t 1 diameter , illuminated at night , so that it
can be seen from far and near. Frank
Cook started out with a aubwription
paper and soon- secured 87B , and Mayor
Vausrhan haa now taken the paper , and
with Wa , pw3 will doubtlwa roll uu the
r" amount rwdily , if the citissens will onlj
' Q-0p * te as thwr ought.
THE LONG AGO.
now Council m Was Reached
Thirty Years Ago ,
The Appearance of tlio City.
W , II. Taft is preparing n scries of ar
ticles on the history of Mills couty , Iowa ,
for the Malvorn Leader , and in his open
ing ho gives n vivid picturing of the
modes of traveling from the east to Coun
cil Bluffs , and the appearance of the city
thirty years ago. The following para
graphs are gloaucd from this history :
Towards this young city , which was
then the chief fronliortownor jnmping-off
place , streams of west-bound movers
made their way across the state of Iowa ,
over different routes , the principal ono
being that from Davenport , through
Towa City the capital , thence to Fort DIB
Moines , Adol and the Missouri river.
This was the oldoit traveled route be
tween the east and the west borders of
the stale , and on this , the Inrgor stroa ns
of water wort ) crossed by ( toll ) bridges ,
while on other thornughfarosit was either
to ferry or ford. This was also the daily
mail and stage ronto and was traversed
each way , day and night , in heat and
cold , in storms and sunshine , by swiftly
whirling four-horse coaches , carrying
nine "insidoa" and two on the box with
thu driver , the roof and "boot" being
piled up with trunks , mail bags , satchels
and express matter , _ Stations for lodging
the driver * and keeping the rolling stock
of the stugo company wore located at
from fifteen to eighteen miles apart. At
each or > thosn stations , stops were made
and while passengers obtained meals , if
desired , horses and drivers were changed
for a fresh start. The time occupied in
the transit across the state was usually
six days if the roads were in good condi
tion , but if bad uomoliincs only ono sta
tion could bo passed in a day.
As these palatial coaches dashed , mo
toor-Iiko , ovur the broad highwaysglimp
ses could occasionally bo had of toiling
pilgrims urging the slow oxen with their
heavy loads of schooner built wagons
containing the earthly possessions of their
owners , or of lighter two horse vehicles
filled with goods , chattels and portions
of families , the missing member a bring
ing up the live stock iu the roar of
the camps at night , near grovcsor run
ning streams , where , round the ruddy
fires , groups of stalwart men , sanguine
women ana pleased children partook of
the evening meal and discoursed to each
other of the paradise to which they were
fournoyiugf or of snug tents or arched
white wogon covers undori which the
emigrants tire sheltered from the oft re
curring rain , while their animals fed on
the luxuriant- grass that everywhere
abounded. Thus from early spring till
the late summer months did this proces
sion continue , but gradually disperse in
different directions as it reached Council
Bluffs.
Instead of a spacious city occupying
a lofty outlook over the broad Missouri ,
as imagination had pictured it , the newcomers
comers were surprised to see a nqualid-
lookiug straggling collection of log cabins
many of thorn with dirt rooofs at the
baeo f f these lofty phmJclca wll h bound
the river valley on the east. The inter
iors of the houses were found to bo low.
and partitioned with muslin , whitewash
ed on each surface. Ono street contained
the stores , saloons ; hotels and most of
the residences , Though some of the latter
occupied the hollows running into the
bluffs. A trail led from the outskirts of
the city through miles of high grass to
the river bank , where all was wilderness
and solitude save the ceaseless rushing of
the murky stream which separated the
state of Iowa from the wild and union-
anted territory of Nebraska.
Foster , the florist , on Harrison street ,
Council Blufij , has the largest stock west
of the Mississippi. Send for catalogue.
CASH FOE OATTLE ,
Tlio Kcanlt of Yostcrclny's SMo of
Galloway nnd Angus Cnttlo.
The oalo of imported cittlo , as adver
tised , took place yesterday , and attract
ed much attention and draw quite a
crowd. The herd belonged to Leonard
Broa , , of Missouri , and consisted of
thirty bulls and seventeen cows , of the
Galloway and An us Blocks. Oonnidcr-
ingi the muddy condition of the roads ,
making travel almost impossible for many
farmers to attend , the sale was very sat
isfactory. O. M. Druse , of the Nebraska
Farmer , managed the sale , nnd Fifed M.
Woods served happily as auctioneer. The
sale was conducted in an excellent man
ner , and proved oathfaclory to those
who attended , all being treated court
eously and fairly , The following were
tha sal a :
a JLI.LOWAT BOW ! .
lialdy t > { Bran (2572).r-Calvodr ( ) Uajr , 1882 ,
bred by Jamoa S. Thompson of Brae , Dum
fries : Biro Speculation of Lochenklt (1019) ( ) .
cUm Tibbln „ > ( ! of Brae , ( UNI ) by Ntviaon
(255 ( ) ) , gd Tibbio of Brao. Bought by I * W.
UilorUt of YVahoo , Nebraalm , for 8300.
Baldyof Ijjairinnle , C < ! 525) ) , Calved , Marrli
1882 , bred by Jainai Sruurt , BlalrlanteCos -
tlo-Uouvliui ; Hire Dunbar (1500) ( ) Aam > Ijicy of
iJlalrinnlo (5H8) ( ) by Cbomborialn of Tar-
jroooh(2523) ( ) ; waa parchaaod by GH. . Haw-
dna for A. W. .Temon , Lincoln , . KebvankA ,
> 309.
309.wlllington TtU (1670) ( ) Chlvod Bocombur 3 ,
,880 , , bred by Jumta Urahntn , 1'arcelntown ,
'xiuctout biro Olmncollnr 2d of Prumlaurlg
103) ) . dam IHnah 2 1 (2K1) ( ) i by Brow Willlo
.nni ) , sold to B. CornlorUi , lonnr..Col for
13-25. ,
Forest Chief 2d (203t-Calv9d ( ) : May 23 ,
B8' ' , bred by Yhomaa BIcrgar and Bun , O\ap.
elton. DalboaUlo ; tire > 'oroet Clitaf of Ore-
ocbi (1855) ( ) , dun Caper (4101) ( ) by MullocUBob
3d ( ISM ) . wM4punhiseil by J ; . If. Vbgs. of
rleQd.ffoU.fortZOO.
Hob Hey olrAlblerlgg ( ' 'OSSJ-Cblved January -
uary 0 , 183vrod > y Archlb > lilGdo > oAlt > to <
ig , Oanonbla ; tiro' ' Vlicaunt Konmure IS7E8) ) ,
< U-n MoRRJa of Alblerurg (3529 ( , by Tba Karl
(13S3) ( ) . r d Dlnlny (32 ( $ ) , by Anhorbook. pur-
clianedby J. 0. ( iregg , of Ht. Joe , Mo. , for
$305.
$305.Bravo Douglas 3d (2010) ( ) , war nail foot mark ,
GO-Oalvtd June 25. 1882 , brid bv J hu l > .
Clumber * , Louiay House , Abbey Towuj tire
Chlolof Krrlwtou < th (14CL. ( dam Beauty of
Felutho 3d (1306) ( ) by Camorton (0-tt ( ) , K d
Beauty of Telutbo tlliM by Oeordie 2 $ of
Groan (11K5) ( ) , told to K , O. Butlkolctnow , of
Mt. I'leatant.la. , $ no.
WuverBoy 2d (2G05)-Oalved ( ) May , 1882 ,
bred by Jonathan Stalker , Sowerby Rour.Uar *
lUIe , lira Waver Hey (1C3J ( ) . datn a nure Oal-
lotroy cow ; A. B , Oaaer , Council lilullt , la.
Baron ol Brae (2673) ( ) , Calved May , 1882 ,
bred by Juines L. Thompson , i > ( Brae , Duin.
fries ; lira Sneouhtloii nf Lochenktt (1019) ( ) .
dam Mary I'd of Br e ( C742) ) by Second Karl
of Drumlinrlg ( J023) ) , B d Mary of Brao. Bold
to 8. 11. FOBS , Crete , Neb , for 82BO.
I ord Uacro (2002)-0alved ( ) July 3 , 1S82 ,
biud by Jaiuoa Cunningham , Tnibieoch , Ua ) .
boattle ; tlreBoottUkBurderar ( UC9 > , dam Lidy
Dacru Vim ) by Squlro Dacte ( B3li ) K d bred
lY J. Mounney , Chupeiknowe. Bought by S.
U. I'ottt , OreK Neb. , for 'JGO.
Bcaur (2530) ( ) . Cidyod September. 183\bred
by JWQM Murray , Lochhouie , DoloeaUle ;
Irn Victor of Ciilmnln (11C8) ( ) , dnm A imro
Odllowfty cow. Purchased by S. It. I'OBJ ,
Crelo , Neb. , for $25 > .
C.vilrk-CHlvod March 20 , If82 } bred by
Mdiwoll Cl/vrk , of Culmnln , Crokotforcf :
lutnfris ; th iiropprty nf W. II. A A. Leon-
rd , Mount hnoimrd , Snllno county , Mltnourl ,
U > o. A ; film Compot tnr(178l ( ) , dam Vucbe n
1th of Cnlinnln (3 ( OH ) by OuBcimlinrry (1027) ( )
rnd ( Urn IJ-Ild of Ciilnit.Ui (1651) ( ) by Wnl-
lirn nf Ciilmtln(821) ( ) , prnnd crrnnd ilntii Kwiut
I2ifi2) ! ) by Mullock of Culmaln (1141) ( ) . Colonel
Wllll tin Orr. nf Council BluUn , In , , wna thu
purcli or , 837(5. (
Humphrey ( ISMl-Cnlvod April .10 , 1882 ;
broil by .Inhn McCormlik , Lochunlilt , Dal-
bo.ittla : lrn DoTicaRtnr (1315) ( ) , dnm Hoto nf
I.oclienkU(2 ( ni ) wivi nold to A. Cochrano ,
Llttlo Sioux , for ? MO.
Black 1'etor (22JI-Cnlrod ( ) March 28,1882 ,
bred by ThoinRK Wilkln , Tlnwald Downs ,
Dninfiloi : eire Kunnor'a Knncy (1593) ( ) , dam
Dunty nf TInwnhl Jownn ( COt'8) ) bv Scottish
Chief Unimlnnrlg (1018) ( ) : bought by J. 0.
, St. Joseph. . lo. , SSW.
DULIJI.
Hartmann Calved December 2,1882 , bred
ly.ramoi ( Mllno. Oatcaldo , Tarvosj got by
Prlnco Victor the Elder 2209 , dam Lady
Ltudftay 5828 bv Colonel Gordon 3d 1C02 , a ,
il. Indy Bountiful 890 by Sir .TaniPH 2nd 878 ,
n ; i (1 I , 1-xly of the Lake SU'J liy Dutchman Slit ,
3 d. l.lzzlo of 1'ortlethon 250 by Young An-
drew o , fid. M\oIy2CC by Karl 1 o'lJticlmn
A7. 8. U.JPosi , Cioto , Neb. , purchased for
$290.
Ircnuols ( Vol. IX-J-C.Mvod January 13 ,
18S.I , bred by ilnmorsaclc , EarnMdo , by Ferro * ;
got by Ecllpno of Etrnaido 20G2. ilcm Maid of
Moray -1th 4510 by General 1207 , R d Maid of
Moray 3rd 37)1 ) by Jester 472 , 3d Mutd of
Moray 2112. Bought by M. 8. lloldotbaum ,
Doxtor. la , , $350.
Baron Covps-aVol. ( VIII.-Cftlvcd ) Janu
ary 14 , 1883. bred by George Williamson ,
Sheinpaton , Elulnj got by Cotowayo 2d 2022.
dnm I .indies * 3rd nf Shotnpston C331 by Cupid
3d 2038. Hold to S. K. F.ws for 3280.
Marcos ( Vol IX.-Calvod ) February 2 ,
1S83. brnd by jAinns Hruco , Colllthto , Gartly ;
got by Cholonlo ( Vol. U ) , dam Chlorla 3GGV
Hire Khedive of llallindalloch 1153 dam
Madam Fosota ( Vol. < J ) , by Friar * 122 , g d
Madam Fuvar C328 by Uinppror of Dognlt
713 , 3 d Mngglo of Co lithlo 3lX53 by Trlncrt c (
Cnnfundorlatid CCO , < 1 d Agnes of ColllthUi
30C9 by Bk. 1'rlnco of Knnontcct 512 , 5 d
Jaijo of BoRforn 540 by Grey-breasted .Took
2. Hold to J. C. Gregg of St. Josorh , Mo. ,
for $320.
OALLOWAT COWS.
Flower of llavcnslrlotigh ( ' 1-151) ) Ear and
Foot Mark , 25l.-Oalvod April , IBil , bred by
John Laurlo , Kaven clcugh , Applogarth ,
Lockerbie ; sire John Hlghlandinan (1531) ( ) ,
dnm n puro-brcd Gallnway cow bred by John
Lnurlo. Sold to L. W. Gllcrlat , Wahoo ,
Nob. , for 3375.
Variety of Cloaoburn ( 1522)-Ear ) Mark , 22 :
Foot Mnrk. P. Calvort March 30 , 1882 , bred
by Frederick E. Vllliora , Closoburn Hall ,
Thornlilll : slro L'rlnco Victor (1CC9) ( ) , dam
Eililh of Closoburn 37H8) ) by Wattv (1072) ( ) , e.
1. Nolllo of Troqnhaln (3t2 ( > - ) . Sold to L. W.
Gtlrrlst , Wnhoo. Nob. , for $410.
Etholred (20J9)-Oalvcd ( ) April , 1S82 , bred
by Messrs. Llltlo , Moor Farm. Lnngtown.
airo Hnrdnn (1151) ( ) , dam Monr Flnwor. Sold
to L. II. Page , Friend , Iowa , for $330.
Nell of Auchenhoy (5-171) ( ) Enr nnd Foot
Mark. 21-Calvod February , 1881 , bred by
Mri Margaret Douglas. Auclioiilmy , Coraock ,
Ualbpattlo ; stro Alston (1407) ( ) , dnm Jonn.
Bought by S. II. Fots , Crete , Nob. , for S340.
PEKSONAU
J. Ernsdorf , of Logan , waa at Bcchtelo'a
yesterday.
Mrs , Gowdy , of Springfield , O. , who baa
boon visiting L. W. Tulley's family , resumed
liomo lost evening.
WI11J. Trotter , of Avoca , was In the city
yesterday , but not "boycotting" very badly.
W , M. Carlleln , of Missouri Valley , was at
the Pacific yesterday.
J. E. Hathaway , of Milwaukee , ia at the
Pacific.
J. W. Smith and wife , of Sodalla , Mo. ,
were at the Pacific yesterday.
J. W. Ilnvons , formerly a newspaper man
licro , has now retired from the Crcstou Ga-
zotto.
E. P. Cadwoll , of the law firm of Sims &
Cadwcll , baa stalled on an eztonded trio , go-
[ uir first to Minnesota and then on to Oregon ,
where ho haa some landed Interests. He ex
pects to be nbaont a mouth or two.
T. J. Parish , of Kearney , Nob. , dined > t
the Ogden yesterday.
Oolonol Cochran , yesterday dropped into
tbo Ogden from his ranch at Little Souii.
B. Newman , now ono tha merchants across
.ho river , was greeting his old Council lilufla
iiionds yesterday.
H. E. Heath , goncral business agent of tha
Live Stock Record , of Kansas City , was in
, ho city yesterday Attending the cattle sole of
Leonard Brothers. The largo tent used on
tbo occasion is the property of The Ilocerd.
II. U. Field expects soon to visit his old
Ohio homo.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Jones have loft for
Jlloam Springs for their uc-vlth , expecting to
M absent a mouth or so. These rprlngs are
jocomlng fury popular , and tlio wonderful
cures performed by them are causlnr a rush of
nvalids.
John 3. Taylor , WIntrsat , Iowa , was in
; own yesterday , attending the cattle sale ,
D J. Clark , of Dexter , Iowa , attended the
cattle sale yesterday _ _
Bulry
Have you coon the Wakofleld Rattan
Co.'s carriages' ? If not , don't make your
purchase until you have snen them.
L 0. BIIACKETT.
About fifty members have boon added
; otho Methodist church ut Macedonia ,
by the revival just closed.
William Anderson' hnow as "Humpy , "
waiback at police hondquartara for being
"fullof imported goodo/'arxS wai yester
day fined.
Tlvaao who take partr in thv masquerade -
ado this evening at the rink , must appear
in f ull costume , and present at the door
leir kiTitation. These who dealro invi-
U.tioruy shall apply for- the acme at the
rink. The public u admitted m specta
tors ,
The police record yesterday bore the
followjag entry of which is supposed to
bo in Boferonco to aomo stray horse :
" ! fakBU'from Bdwaj and Pruuil it , Ono
Uay horao Block mane and t il with
blind briddlo Hointtodon ono-oido of bits
an. JSii > Chockerod. Barn lAhroy and
Jiztb buekolcd on other shorb tail. "
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NO32UUpcclil advortlMmficU , iwoK u Lo t ,
Founi % TV ) Lum , For Okie , To Ittct , Waits , BoardIng -
Ing , cte. , will bo IniariKd Iu thli column at the lav
rite t ( > TUN CENTS P311UNK I r tlio Cnt Intertloo
inJ KVK CKJTra I > Kn LINK ( or Mdi aeVacquont D.
Mrtlin. L < ue iJurtlscineuts at our office , Ho.
I'citl'BtTMl. ' near llre&dwav
WANTS.
WAKTU > A l.n uoy wlia. tony tr > carry roul
r r Bun. Ol at Courjtl llluOi Il ulflce.
\\T AIITEU Kvery boajui CounUl DluQi to tlio
W TuiBBE , P lhcrod bycanitrat only twtatjr
ttnta N week.
> PAPEKS For Mia at Bu offlot , at S& cento
OU
a huudrtd ,
- gtntltiacn can rnik * flnt
AOKNT8-InJleaxna tb "Clian.pluo U'som
Ktrtcther and Ironing ttoird. " 1UUIU at ilW' .
Any Ihly can do u fine ( bltt without a wrinklt
iud gloni I MBlc JyMtliiji > t tl UDdriMC nAilJrf
lor imtlculart U. B. 8. & L Co. , bw ottlce , lor on *
LADI
WE ARE .RECEIVING SOME VERY FINE
For Sprin Wear are arriving daily. Please call and
see our New Stock.
Z. T. LIMOSEY < & CO. ,
412 Broadway , Council Bluffs , )
Weat Side Square , Clnrmdn , \
MAYME & PALMER ,
DKAWJBS IN
AND WOOD , '
DULK'AKD BARREL UOE , LOUISVILLE AND 1'OUTLAND CEMENT , MICHIGAN PLASTER. HAIB
. B39 . . AND SEWKll VIVE. ,
Wo.
Broadway. - COUNCIL BtuTPB. IOWA
SMITH & TOI/UEK.
Soring Goods LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS , Just Received ,
7 and 9 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , . . . . IOWA.
All kinds of
Kuglnocrlng
I and . Sur- _ _ _ . .
\mlng.cai tn < „
c quantities < vlcultttod , ROOM 6 , NEW OPERA HOUSE , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
eta , oto. All Ordoro by Mall Promptly Attended To.
w
urtalns , lace , 11 k , Turcoman , Etc. Choicest Stock west of Chicago.
Oil Cloths , Mattings , Linoleums , Etc.
omo and bo convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods in our lino.
heapest place to buy House Furnishings in the City.
OUNOIL BLUFFS , - - - - - - IOWA.
Mail Orders Filled Promptly nnd wiUi Care
IW
The only Hotel in this City on the Euripoan plan of
"PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET. "
Hew Building STew Furnishings.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS CENTltALLY LOCATED.
Fine Sample Rooms-Elegant Restaurant ,
Nos. 336 and 338 Council
Broadway , - - - Bluffs , Iowa
J Empkio Hardware 0
109 and 111 S. Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA.
WHOLESALE DEALBUS 1NJ
342 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
MVE TO KAT. KATTOLIVE.
-to TJt .o 2Pi3/fc > lio. ' ( V
Ed. OJison 1 401 Broadway , f Moils at 11 Hours.
Chef ( l'cullno f Council Bluffs.I I'artlcsaSpccUlty. A
( OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE , )
TO LOU 01 RE
Complete Abstracts of Title to nil Lots and Lands in the County.
KVERYTHINfl F1RSTCLAS3.
Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St. , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
L. A. CASPER ,
The Largest and Most Complcto Green House In
Western Io n.
Over 24,900 Feet of Glus in Use.
ThcOrcite t > srlety nnd the Choicest pl.into. Jly
collection of Plantnand Honcrn is now comrlcto In
c\eryrc-i cct , ami the imbllo ro Invited to call and
Inspect the name.
I uosnwirded the First Premium at f-o Council
lilufla District l-tilr In Septemb-r. 1683cr all com
petitors : nnr ia\e tine addid many new and
cholco virio let , and am prepared to ( U'liUh n new
clust of plants that lm > oluret' ford been unattainable
In thl * market , for uh'ch ' I niaVo no extra charge.
Cut lloucra and tloral designs 'nrnl-ii ccl romptly ,
and on snort notice 1 liavo ju-t 1'snod a now cat
alogue for 18 ? I , wh chlll bo tent freoonnpplira'lon.
Green Vofictublestho Yeai' Round.
Horse Kvllsh In bott'cs.
23 Plorco St. CouncIII Bluffs Iowa.
EDWIN J.ABBOTT !
Justice of He Peace.
415 BROADWAY , - COUN IL BLUFFS.
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FOR SALK UY
J. Y. FULLER ,
Oommission Merchant
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ILOAM
MINERAL SPRINGS. ;
Wo eua-anteo the euro of the follow IIIR named ills-
ecases , or no pay : llhcunmtliui , Sen ( ula , Ulcers ,
Catarrh , a I Blood and Mn illseoics , Dy pcpala , I.lver ,
Complaint , Kiilncy anil Bladder Diseases. Gout , Neu
ralgia an J Asthma , Thes * Springsaro the faiorlte
resort of tlio tlroil an.l debllltatad , nnd are the j
FEEBLE LADIES BKST FRIEND , /
Good hotel , lhrr\ and bathing nccrmodation both
winter and ounimer. Locality hlghlj plctureequo
and healthy Acccssllilo by Wat h ralluay , r
Evona , or C.B. & O. , at AllmnCortct ) cnoci.c
Bollcited , REV. M. M. TIIOM PSON.
Manager.
Albany , Slloatn Springs , .Gentrj' Co. , Mo.
ANALYSIS.
Specific Gravity 1.003
Reaction Neutra
Ca'honlo Acid Tea 28 In. per gallon
Carbonate Cnlclum 55,021 Oralns
Carbonate Iron 7.C41 ! '
Sulphate lla ncBln 3,1HS "
Sulphate Calcl'in 1,148 "
Chlorldo Sodium 7.2CO
Sllllca 1.6M "
Alumina . . . .0,018
Organloantl Volatile matter and losa . . . .1,159 "
Total ecllda per gallon 07,174 "
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JACOB SIMS. E. P. CADWELL
SIMS& CADWELL ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
OlHco , Main Street , Rooms 1 and ghugart & Mo-
Mahon'i ) Block. Will practice In State Rod dml
eon rtn
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Spring Stock in all
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The Latest Styles , Choicest Patterns
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