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OMAHA DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , THURSDAY , MAY 15 , 1884.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Thursday Morning , May 15 ,
SUBSCnUTION .
ByCanlcr - - - - - - - SO renhtr
$10.00 r
DyMkit - - - - per jc
OFHCE :
No. 7 Pearl Btroot , Hear Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
See J. Iloitor'a spring goods.
The city council moota again this ovo-
ning.
ning.Bavarian
Bavarian band concert in Bayliss park
Friday ovoning.
Tramps arc not so plenty ninco the
stone pile waa started.
The paving of Oakland avenue with
cedar blocks has commenced.
The crazy Swede has had to bo taken
to the asylum at Mount Pleasant.
J. P. Gouldon has the largest ice box
in the city , would ho keep us meat ?
W. n. Smith now has n lamo'foot , an
the result of letting a picco of timber fallen
on it.
Jack Sullivan , arrested on a charpo of
assaulting Peter Slromch , was discharged
yesterday.
These who arc unable to pay fines are
allowed SI. 50 a day and board , for work
on the otono pile ,
Jane Black , known as "Graveyard
Jennie , " wan yesterday fined § 7.00 for
being drunk and driving at a reckless
apocd through the street.
George Findloy was fined yesterday
for being drunk , and being unable to pay ,
was distinguished by being madu the first
one to work on the city stone pile.
Jim Fell , one of the participants in thu
prize tight , was at the Pacific ho s <
terday evening , nnd loft for parts un
known after taking a few hours sleep.
D. H. Moss , of Maple Grove , recently
bought a team of Mr. llapp. IIo had
only had the team two days , when it was
stolon. Thieves getting with it Monday
night.
night.William
William Smith , the Broadway confoc
tlonor , is tearing down BO as to build
larger. Ho will put up a handsome
brick block on the flito of his pronont
atoro.
atoro.Uriah
Uriah Baker and Elizabeth Brudor
slipped over from Omaha Tuesday night ,
got out a license here , were married ,
and hurried back homo on the Into dum
my train.
A half dozen cow boys rode dashingly
up Broadway ycstorday , and were for live
, minutes the observed of all observersbut
they didn't try to paint the town all over
carmine.
Two boys , ono colored and ono white ,
had a boxing match in front of the Paci
fic house yesterday uuon which scorned
to gratify the on-lookora. The tinted
boy , with the instincts of his race ,
had "razzor" his aloovo
a up ready to
use.
The Bavarian band ia to give another
open air concert in Bayliss park Friday
evening , commencing at 7 o'clock. These
summer night concerts should fjbo contin
ued through the season , and the citizens
should join in some financial arrangement
to secure this end.
Thn district convention of the Y. M.
0. A. opens here .to-morrow. The day
sessions will DO hold in the rooms of the
association on North Main street , and the
evening sessions in tno Baptist church ,
Sunday evening there will bo a mooting
in the opera house.
The case of Ilonry Deisohlor versus
Michael Flammont has been transferred
from Mills county to this county. In
this auit the plaintiff claims $5,000 dama
ges on account of some remarks made by
the defendant charging all the Doischlor
famiiy with lacking in honesty.
The secretary of the board of tmdo is
in receipt of an invitation from the indus
trial congress , for the board of trade of
this city , to send five delegates to the
convention to bo hold in Chicago , Juno
21. A mooting of the board will bo
called in a few days to take action on the
matter.
The notorious Lo Flours seems to have
jumped the town. There are several
cases pending against them here , and
they have apparently concluded to sock
some other pleasant climo. It Is hoped
that the city authorities will punish any
body who aids and abets in getting thuir
back to the city.
There are two well-known gambling
houses and saloons on the north eidu o
Broadway in front of each of which tliei
is n gang of loafers standing every pleas
ant afternoon. Ladles in passing are no
only rudely stared at , but can htrdly cs
capo hearing some vrry foul langtmg
. occasionally. They should bo made t
move on.
The now opera IIOUHO wag about i
thoroughly tested Tuesday night i
Morris' dog show as any building need b
There was the greatest rush ever see
there. Every erat was taken , nil th
standing room vns nouuplod , und ther
WAS hardly room for any more to B
in , After such a test ( lie opera hout
insy ba considered pretty "strengthy , "
The workingincn ore gutting at leat
interested enough in their own cause U
turn out to the meetings. Only u elior
time Ago it took a band of music , and a1
eort * of attractions to got nut a hundre
or two , but now they fill the court how
whenever a meeting U cilled , even whe
when there Is no p-jlltics ! excitement
On Tuesday evcnfog there was just such
ft ruthi aud every spat was taken. in
preliminary arrangements were made for
the organization of a sort of citizens'
league , to keep a copstant watch on the
city officials , and n keen eye out for the
conoral interests of labor. Speeches were
made by Mr. Coggsliall , Mr. Kilgorc ,
Mr. Ahlors , Mr. Kinnohan and others.
Another meeting is to bo hold next Tues
day evening.
Among the requisites for any place of
amusement claiming the dignity of being
an opera house , nro ushcta and an or
chestra , and they seem \ranting at the
opera IIOUBO horo. These who claim to
bo ushers do not seem to know anything
about the location of seats. As for or
chestral music , the only pretence for such
is an old piano.
Prof. Morris * dog show has given great
satisfaction , it being the best in that line
over seen hero. It is miraculous to
what dcgroo of perfection the training of
these animals has reached. They scorn
almost human , and the various perform
ances through which they go , Boom won
derful. The audience last night was ful
ly na enthusiastic as on the previous
night.
A wealthy farmer living near Woodbine -
bino , called on A. L. Ilarvoy , attorney at
Ncola , the other day , and had him draw
up n will , by which the old man bequeathed
od tiU property , including -00 acres of
land , to tno grand-children , one about
thrco years of nge , the other u muiu
babe , and made the provision that in case
of their dying and not being hoira , the
properly shall go to the Homo of the
Frioncllcsfl , of this city. The old gentleman -
man had become interested in the work
being done by the Homo , nnd though a
stranger , expressed hia fcolings in this
way.
way.At
At the recent examination of Jones ,
for the laroncy of oxprcsi packages at
Noola , a number of tlio witnossea from
that place decided to give their foes to
the Homo of the Friendless , and yesterday
day , through Justice Vaughan , an order
was given the manager of the Homo , by
which , when the rounty board allows the
foes next mouth , ho can draw the money.
The names of those witnesses arc H.
Mendel , Will McDonald , II. J. Shier-
brock , J. W. Fry , William Sells , Charles
M. Witt , H. Jungformann , George N.
UomiriRton , .Wlllard Mott nnd J. E
Follott. The foes amount to § 3 each ,
making § 30 in all. The manager of the
Homo desires to publicly express thanks
to them and to Justice Vaughan.
The case of an old man who claimed to
have boon robbed in a nigger dive ia still
fresh in the public mind. The old follow
got little sympathy , as his old ago , wlnto
color and respectable family should have
kept him out of the place , no could not
tell who took the money , or when it was
taken , or whether it dropped out of his
pocket somewhere else , or not , so ns the
inmates all aworo innocence the case was
dismissed. The county is now as much
out as the old man. Instead of ono in
formation , four distinct chargea were
filed before Justice Vaughn , the coats
amounting to 820 cr more. The dofon-
danta took n change of venue to Justice
Abbott , who took the cases ns they were
sent , hoard the evidence , and discharged
them , The coats in that court for jus
tice fees and , oflioers foes will amount to
ai much more. Another instance of the
ockloss way in which informations nro
eing filed and coats piled up and no pub-
a good resulting.
Capt. Ovorton , on returning from a
.rip.BOoma to have renewed confidence in
10 fact the railway boys have hoarta if
lie railways don't have. On the Wab.ish
.rain was an old lady named Mrs. Dr.
Buchanan , who had boon visiting friends
n Ft. Collins , nnd win was onrouto to
tiondfl in Groontop , Missouri. The old
ady W&B 8 ! ) years of ago , nnd was like a
ihild , being feeble in mind and body.
She had n broken hip nnd was obliged to
iso crutches , She had her reeking chair
> rith her , being unable to occupy a rogu-
ar car scat. The cup tain says that , Ccn-
uctor K. E. Cleveland waa so tender to
; ho old lady , and looked after her so
mrofully ns to merit special mention.
Irs. Dovers , whoso husband in n conduc-
or , wns pn the train , and also did mud
lor the old lady , who waa unable to do
nything for herself. There nro so many
omplaints about gruff answers and surly
omarks , and so little consideration given
M the many trials and annoyances o
railway men , that it is the squro tiling
o do to iivo public credit when and
marked showings of big h brtodnrss nr.
made. That conductor and that con
duotors wiforoally shnwi > d moro fooling
for the old lady tlmn did her nwn rvln
ion who thus let her start on auch
journey nlouu.
Two able-bodied follows were
begging from hounn to house in tin
Fourth w.ird yestonhy. Ollicer Ilurlnt
got hold of onu of them nnd brought him
in. Ilu yavo tlio name of Joseph Him
ncsavy , nnd will li.vvo n hearing on th
charge of vagrancy this morning. Hi
comrade Mopped out vrhon the ofllce
came in sight.
The Metropolitan bvik of New York
the report of the failure of which wu
rocoivnd yuettmloy , has been for yean
the pUce of dopinit for this city'
moneys for iait rn USD , far thu salan ,
bonds , uto. , but the small balance romuiti
ing thuro Wds nfowdtysagii tranrfuret
to the Park lutional ; so even that littl
is not in the wreck.
The cnso of Dr. Crosi for the murde
of Dr MiCunowill probably bo contin
no 1 again as n mutton is to bo made b
his lawyers to that effect.
Bjiloy , tlui young min nrrostod fo
forging Biily Smith'n nmno to an onto
on Foreman's store for a suit of olothi '
yesturJny waved uxjniiutlon , and th
j L'rand jury , now in session , will act on '
I his catu ,
A $10,000 , BEAUTY ,
lie Wnntfl Ills niunnBCB for R Ilroncli
of I'romlse.
The trial of the much talked of case of
'ootio ' vs. Uasloton drew quito n crowd
j listen to the testimony. There was
uito n stretching of necks and buzzing
f whispers when the plaintiff , Miss Mina
'oollo , appeared and took the witness
land. She -was n husky built maiden
ho looked hearty enough to tnko care of
orsolf , nnd her physical appearance did
ot indicate that she had wasted away
much under the weight ot heart-sorrow
ausod by the faithlessness of
or lover. She told her story , though ,
n n pretty , mcdcst eort of a way
dot she rapidly aincd the sympathy of
or hearers , She had mot the defendant
t the skating rink , nnd ho had walked
omo with hor. From this beginning
lie acquaintance had ripened , until
imny happy evenings were spent togoth-
r nnd much kerosene nnd coal consum-
d , nnd an engngomont for lifo entered
nto. Suddenly the young man wrote
or a letter and broke off the cngngo-
lent. This sudden chill of her afloc-
ions she thought would take nn $8,500
lankot to warm Into lifo again. She
laimcd also § 1,000 for expenses incurred
ii preparing for the wedding which did
ot tnko place , nnd $200inoro _ for damn-
01 because in anticipation of the wed-
ing she had thrown up n school which
tie had engaged to tench.
On the part of the dofcnso , the love
I tors were admitted. They were gush
i and the defendant admitted the on-
ugumcnt , but ho justified the breaking
f the engagement by showing that she
waa engaged to another young man nt
lie samu time , a young fellow nnmcd
ilmur , nnd that finding the girl was
rifling with him , the defendant got mad
nd broke thu engagement. Elmer was
lut on the stand and testified to his bo
ng engaged to the girl too , At this
mint in the case nn adjournment was
akon until next Tuesday evening nb the
rooms of the Y. M. 0. A , , on North
Main Btroot. Judge Adams presides nt
lie trial. The plaintiffs attorneys uro
ilcssra. Wyliu anil Henderson while the
Icfundant is represented by Moasraliarko
tllomor. There ia no telling what a jury
nay do but it lookanow as it the SI0,000
Htauty would hardly get the complete
lutisfaction that she asks for.
.11. rhlllli3 , of Decatur , 111. , isnttho
) gilon.
N. J. Chamberlain , of Cincinnati , wax
niong yontorday'H Ogilon house arrivals.
J. If. Bacon , of Milwaukee , won at the
gilon , yoatonlay.
II. H. Motcnlf la oxpcctod homo from the
nat the latter part of the week.
Hon. I'll Clayton was In the cityyostordny ,
Thomas Bowman and 1'at Lacy have gene
o Denver on business for the driving park.
George ( ! . Stearns , of Chicago , was nt
ieclitclo'n ycstorday.
1' . P. Brown , of Hamburg , visited the
Huffs yesterday.
E. llofioilhonn , of Philadelphia , is at Boch-
olo's ,
.r. J. Connell , of Freeport , Is at tbo Pacific ,
Vim U. Trlplett , of Chicago , was nt the
I'aclfia yesterday.
P. A , Walker , Atlantic , Iowa , won in the
; ity yesterday.
Mitu Martha L. Fllcklngor , of Buchanan
ounty , is visiting her brother , A. T. I'lick
rigor of thin city. She Is an excellent stouo-
raphcr.
Jolin Izorgcn , who has boon doing decora
vo sign painting for J. H. Board , ia now of !
or Mexico.
Bushnoll sells railroad tickets cheap to
11 points.
Merrily Married.
WKSLKV IlASSErr.
The marriage of James L. Wesley to
Hiss Mary A. Bassott , which occurred al
ho homo of the bride Tuesday evening
calls forth many congratulations and wol
vishos , both parties having largo circles
of acquaintances , and they being from
'amities which have long resided here
[ lev. Mr. Bates , of the Prosbytcriai
church , performed the ceremony , in the
ircsonco of a happy gathering of friends
it thu residence of Mr. J. Bassott. A
jountiful supper was provided , and i
mppy social season followed.
Among the numerous gifts wore
Upholstered easy chair. G.V. . Grosslpy
ottomanLowis Jonosand wifopincuahioi ;
Vlrs. 0. J , Eaatland ; silver cake basket
Mr. and Mra. 0. E. Taylor ; case of silver
drives and forks , Mrs. H. K Wesltty
nnjulica water pitcher nnd cuspidoro fron
Mrs. 0. Wosly ; upholstered cluiir , ( lulu
Baasolt ; pair vases , Mr. nnd MM Appol.
Mstor ; D. II. Basset ! ; llower vase , Free
[ 2nstland , ot Nuoln ; p.ii vntoj , Mm
tlurgmnn mid son ; eot chirm dislius
Guoigu nnd Iloxio Wfsly ; silver sii/n )
spi > i > n , Miimio Allen ; sot Ublu napkin
and silvw butter knife , Fred Hanson.
MrVi sluy , who thus won BO worth ;
u bride , isHsxintnnt yanlmastor of the 0
H. A ; Q , , nnd has , during the seven yuar
in wlnuh ho has been in thu t'mploy o
the rend , not only gained nnd held th
confldoucu and rt'spvct i > f his employers
but has ijiinod the uati'um and fnundshi
of those with uhom he bus como in con
tact day lifter dny.
Lint evening n reception w.vs given 111
noivly wiuldid nnun nt thu homo of hi
juronts , Mr. mid Mrs. 0.VosIuy , t
goodly company of friolids were thor
ikthurod , and the occasion wns a moi
Imjipy emu. The gut-sts w ro bountifully
supplied from n wol ! spread table , nnd nil
the noodfuht for n merry making weru
provided with much thought fulness nnd
without stint Thu young couple thus
start nut on their now lifo with
nothing but sunshine. May there bo no
uloudd.
BLOOD OVER A BOARD BILL ,
An IiU Ornvn Quurrol InVliloh One
n ( the Sli-n ( H h\iliilly Kliul.
From Ida Grove oomos the nowa that
I'ist Katvmd.iy night Clayton Johnson and
Fred Muborlin got to < iuarrcliiig over abe
bo ml bill , and s the outcome , Johnson
ahot Huburlin , the ball striking liim in
the abdomen and caused a fatal wound
Jonna'ui ' is u young man who has hurotn.
( Wo b. > nio u rqmtu i'ii for potioofulnoai
and aobritity , and the sympathy of tlui
o > muumity tou > ns Jur uly with him
lluhor in was given Boinewlmt tn Jribk
and u hen under thu inll'UMico of liquor
I was < milo ri'mrrolftomo. ' J hnson will at-
"JU'm | > t to uluar himtolf ou the ground of
[ eo'f io'cnao.
NEUMAYER'S HOTEL
ON THE
American Plan.
Furniture and appointments nil now. Nos. 208 and 210 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
IE.
1 2S t O ,
U Mnin Stiver. COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
MRS. D. A BENEDICT.
MANUrACTl'KKR OF
Water Waves and Hair Goods
ZESZIIDTIDS.
No. 337 , W HUOADWAY . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
yq.Oloalngout Notions nnd Laities' 1'1iirnl > hlng flooils at
GALVANIZED IRON OORNIOE3 ,
Fine Mantels and Grates ,
LYMAN'S GASOLINE STOVES.
Call and see them before buying olsowhoro. Stoves and Tinware.
JOHN EPEfJETEB , , „ , fflSl"AV : > * * . '
WHY DON'T YOU
CTSDME OF
FITCH BROTHERS' ' CUSTOM SHIRTS ?
Perfect Fitting , Best and Cheapest. Fine I.lncn Collars arid Cuffi.
No. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa.
AND EMBALMER !
Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds.
ELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGH
3VTo. X-0. 1ST. 3VTixi. . St. .
W.R.VAUGHAN.
Justice of the Peace ,
Omaha and Council Blutfr.
cstUo collcolon agcm Old
savings hank.
N. SCHURZ.
Mice of tie Peace.
OFFICE OVEU ASIKIUOAN KXPRRSS.
UOUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA.
Mrs , HJ , Hilton , M.D-
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
222 Mlddlo BroQ'lvaT. Council Blufta.
R , Rice M. D.
or other tumora tomoved without the
knllo or dr winf | ol blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES
( Her thirty years ) practical experience Offloo No
5 Voarl street , Council Illufls
iiTConculUtlon trno
ST , LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE ,
Graham Paper Co. ,
ndZie North Main SL , Stimuli.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOR , ) fi A Cfc C ID CJ / WRITING
r PAPEROjiwiUPPINO
KNVK [ > OF H.OABD BOABD ADD
PRINTER'S STOCK
h paid for Kazs ol at
PUBLIC SALE
-OF
100 Head of Short Horns !
AT Till : DRIVING 1'AHIC
Council Bluffa , - - - - Iowa ,
May 21 & 22 , ' 84.
At 1 o'clock p. in. of each ilaY.
35 First-clnss Young Bulls , G5
Choice 'Jo\vs nnd Tloifors , nil re
corded or eligible for rucord.
SiTSeml for CnUlotfuea to either of the under-
iKUitl ,
T , T. TIIKVNOHCouncil ninfli , loua.
H. \VlIKKLiil , OJoboU , Iowa.
W7-1M10I7
IMPORTANT
-TO-
CANNON BRO'S ' & CO. ,
lUve UH ahlntwl tliomHcUoiln Omaha to t'nnnart
a encral lir ikorai { * nl bimnou , Wo uill buy nil
Awof triffcl' at uhol'H leer ri < talland Kuartntiu
ufoo utirluitlon ln | lrei , uacAiiliuy thtajwr
tluny iir'cltix. Vniiinii 401 thoadtanti e ofliHy.
u } IMI > K < ml * ho-iijlit by one Mho mil wurx fi.r
our Intorwt u'i'ln tttnut til a murchant wdo hat
oa.itlilni { hull n l < iu toliorlilof.V'j will a' o
prompt ' " ntlo i to Mlttiit anithln ; entnmtetl
o us , M l ( { ixms > ii < i iiel to in ulll boiuroliillv
okH | tx.irroni riloim < illclt" , !
tjr tcfcreii3 i-Onih Nitlititl Dial , , McO
ro'.lU'ik , VI Iron Ul S. 16th tit.
SPI501AL NOTICES.
NOTIUK. Sjwolal \ortlMuwnti , IKO M Ixmt ,
Kound , To Loau , for Sale , To Kent , Want * , Hoard
Inir , elo. , will bo luirrted In this column at the lav-
rate of TKN OKNT3 1'Kll LINK for the Cr t Inwrtloo
and KIVK CKNTH I'KH LINK for each luuwquei.t D.
mrtlim. Ua\e adt ertlseuienU at our office , No.
t'earl Street , aear Hr id av
V/ANT8.
VI.I ) PAI'KKH-Kor ul t II otttcu , t
' hundrixl.
AOK.NT3 Tadlc * and K < "tleruen can nnk Hnt
i'h a wui by mllliik the "Chainiilou ll-noiii
'tr. i-iher Mid Iroulnir lloirj. " Ki'Ullt at tW. \ .
'iiv U , | ) can tto up a flna ) d't uttnout a , nnMo
" .luiil.M.I M nlonlynlhe xMlaunlrkiiran.Addrtv )
lorm | ikulaNO , 11. y , A. J Co. , li olhcv , for our
. uioith.
\VANTra > Eierybouj in Council llluBj to Uke
i > Timlin. l > ulvcn | l by carrier at only twenty
nuti a MMk.
I IjM'ltNHIIr-l ) HOOM.-riiielv tutnl lied , fur rrr.t.
| IA I/xa hu cvutril , Addrei * 1 , W U. linn of
BOILER RINK
ICE CREAM PARLOR
UOLLEH SKATINO ON HATI/KOAYS ONLY
KINK FOR KENT AT 81f.00 1'EK NIOHT.
JiTLARCEST FLOOR IN TOWN ,
H. H. MARTENS , Prop'r
Tnoa. OFTICIIB , n. M. rcair.
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Council Bluffs . . U.
Established - - 1856
Dealers In Foreign And omcatla Eichanzo n
noma Securitt
&rain & & Proirtsions
BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS. ,
J. Y. FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
o. S3 Pearl Street Cauncil Blud * . Iowa.
WESTERN IOWA NORMAL
-SC'IENTIFIO AND-
GOMMGROIAL COLLEGE
COUNCIL BLUF1'3 - . inHA
Will Open
THE 23rd of JUNE 1884
A complete coum lor tcacliora and those iloatrln
a higher K > illxh ciln.'atlon , a lull business course
with tralulnc In actunl biixlnrea prectico nnil Kfiier
a corroxiKDilciHV , short hand , onitmcutal pen i an
clilp , < locution , Ocriiun and music. Splendid rooms
larju , li 'lii nnd Kill liunUhoJ , ( . .hirk'escry modcr
ftte , coht ul Ihln'reinuliAtle ) , society gonl , expert
t need tcachcra * or further nnrtlciil.ir-i , Iniiulru ol
1IEAHDJLEY i : I'AULSO.V.
Cuuni.ll lllufla , Iowa.
GASH TALKS !
At the well-known Establishmen
OP
J. P. FILBERT
20 ! ) Upper Broamvny , the
PIONEER GASH
Of CouQcil IllulU. Notice inic redut l I'rlce U >
\Ve pi * a
I5iqiuiili | KitraOSiuar f r. . . . , . 81 i
11 jioumla Uratiuhtixl utrar . 11
6 jHiund. Oholr o Oatnioal . 1O
46 | iounda Na\y Jltuiig . 1 cui
* > | mund II * t llul Starch . 1 CO
12 jtOilniln Oirollrik Itito. . . . , . 1 ( HI
1 * pound * Pluiico rin ii 8 . 11
. ' ,1 lam It'.ITalcitinjji ' . j uy
1 xtr | j ko'lrout , pr pound .
Chnlco Mlnoi Mcnt JIT Jioiliid .
I dozvn Mackerel . , .
Colorado lour , vMni < r'r rwt . 2
10 toumUlllui'crti api . i
40 | Hi mU h nil v . . . . . . l
ft callnii keif t > ' \ tip . 17
While Huh , per' ku . w
Uacl.crtl , lerkit. . . , . g
lUtuii , | HT | K > und , . ]
103 pound i-aimSt nJaH Tcnut > n . 11
AH klndt t'ali'n n'a rruti .
Spouuil Ln kV bUi durd 4 for . 1 ( /
T. T. T
AllmdM , aflcorJIiij to ( iiulity , 153 to SCO pu
pound
'ii U ratrv a full line of MonX lAilltw' mi
Ciildrtit'uHuo SlnxiHond Men' Fine llooti nt er
lowirlcu | l < i % lull line ol Tiuuaru aul ten -r
merrh > dre. l' ll uti lu and bg oinvlnivil th \o
call u\e u line V' ( IcalliiL' Ith UJ. OjoU ilcllmr- )
( nil In nt l tcf Ihri i It > ' .
In . wonl , wj r liounit to rM and challenge a
laudkult , ( vupotitloii .n tliu conutv.
J. I * . FILUKIIT
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JACOll SIMS. K. P.UADWEU
31 ( VISA , CADWELL ,
Attorneys-at-Law
COUVCILIILUfFS , IOWA
Omcc , Vlaln tit'out , Uooins 1 aud Fhucirt i M
H IIOU'H Blj < . Will practlQQ lu ttUl uid tdtn
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-MANUFACTUrtElVS OK
FINE PARLOR FURNITURE/
CAHPiT3 ! : , CONTAINS , WINDOW FIXlt'llRA nd KBPA1RINO f
atxtorloi- > o o o r , t.dL.o M. o "Ojolx o
NO. 30 ! ) BROADWAY - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
29 Main Street Council Blutfs.
MRS. S. J. NORKIS ,
omplete Assortment of the Latest Novelties in
05 S Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS
Oo/torox- Tla.0 3E iJtTolio.
Chef Ed. d'ciiMiio Olllgon 7 404 Broadway , f Meals at ftll Hours.
f Council
1 Parties a Specialty
, jbdtJkJjxnBiDxo1
SOT ? r aafl Fresco-Paler.
Office No. 337 W Broadway , Council Bluffs.
DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF
f ALL PAPER
interior Decorations.
13 S. Pearl Street aud 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ID © VO
WHOLESALE
Hartee , Cntlery , Tinner's ' Sloft Etc. ,
a3TSXclal ! atlcntlon to orders my MalU COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
Fig leaves are out of style , so ore goat and sheep skin ; shawls and blankets have
iio by. This is not intended for poetry , but if you want a suit of clothes to look
both neat and dressy , call on
NORENE & LANDSTROM ,
3r o T1 k i I < o : r st
Their Prices are Truly Reasonable {
Mixed Rags Wanted.
The undersigned is paying the highest market price fo ) >
Eags.
S. GOLDSTEIN , ; - - - 540 Broadway , Council Bluffs
We have the The latest nov
finest stock and elties for Spring
all the lotest de Overcoats we
signs to select Ihave just reif
from. ceived. See them
NONE BUT Till : , . . _ _ . M \DINQ
„ - = -iif .tsar-
BEST OF SKILLED jff =
HANDS E1IPLOVKD. i Mercliaut Tailors &
Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
KNICKERBOCKER PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY !
220 South Main Street , Couutil Bluffs , Iowa.
Wo guarantee our work as Brat-class in ever manner and style at low pricp
Wo make a specialty of Groupes , Families , and especially children , whic
wo take quicker than a wink. COME AND SEE US.
SCHMIDT & RILEY , Proprietora.
All klnda of / or. ssr.
ROOM 6 , NEW OPERA HOUSE , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
etcetc. V All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
342 and 314 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA
GRESTGN HOU
EVERYTHING jflUSTCLASS.
NOB. 817 nnd 8108. Main St. , - - COUNCIL UT/HFFS
ASADV , OeGUTT & FRENCH
urtalno , In Lace , "fl li , Turcoman , Etc. Oil cloths , Mattings , Linoleums Etc
jhoicest Stock West of Chicago.
omo aud bo convinced that wo are headqiinrlorH for all goods in our lino.
'hcAWitt ' | place to buy IIouso FurmaliiiiL'ii in the C'tv.
OUNOLL HIiUKKS . . . '
, - - - I0 \ .
Orders Killed Promptly nnd with Cnro
MAYOTS & PALMER ,
AND WOOD ,
HULK AND DUlUKIi U1IK , LOU1SV1LLK ANII POKTI.AM ) Cr.MKhT , IIICU10AN PLASTBH. IMHI
* AND SEVV'KIt lIPK v
40 , 089 , . .
Broaaway - COUNCIL BLUrFB , IOWA.
*
H.H. HORNE & CO. ,
DKALKHS IN
WtM
Yl | ? Akoi " "l 'yRt ' Ollr BASTEIIN faouiry.of FINE HAVANA and
lAKA CIO Mis. AH Oiijtw sold by iuuro uf our own manufaoturo and warrautou
ru prt '
O EKA HOl'Sn CIOAIl HOUSK , 552
11 U ll J NU iC" ) . , COUNCJI , C