Nebraska Newspapers

    G OMAHA DA1LF BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFb , THURSDAY JUNE 6 , 1884.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Thursday Morning , Juno 6 ,
SUnSCIUtTION IUTES.
_ . _ 20 nonU week
- - - - per
ByMail . . - . . . - S1000 per > car
OFHOB :
No. 7 Pearl BtrootNear Broaaway.
M1NOK MENTION ,
See J. Roitor'fl spring goods.
The city council moots ngain to-night.
Fresh baled hay and straw at 700 B'wny.
Vine street is to bo brought up to
grade.
W. B. Braun , brother to Brauu the
caterer , has a very nick child.
The district court , which has had n
week's vacation , resumes business to-day.
The work on Win. Smith's now building -
ing on Broadway is to bo commenced to
day.
Good walks nnd n fountain are among
the needed improvomonla in Bayllss
park.
Broadway near Goiro's brewery has
had to bo reinforced to keep from falling
into the crook.
The Main street railway track has boon
torn up , to bo replaced with now rails ,
& 3 promised by the company.
James Winans has opened a confection
ery store next to the opera house , in ad
dition to his restaurant : farther up Broad
way.
Although a few now benches have boon
added In Baylies park , still there U need
for more , especially in the sunset hours
and on Sundays.
Ono of the prisoners sot at work on the
tono-pilo yesterday tired of the job and
climbed over the fence , barbed wlro and
all , making good his oscapo.
There were about forty couples at the
dancing school at the rink Tuesday night.
The prospects for the school are excel
lent , and the ioo cream parlors are well
patronized. '
'Now lamp posts are now ordered
planted at the corner of Fourth street
and Eleventh avenue , Sixth street and
Twelfth avenue , and Tenth street and
Seventh avonno.
It seems now pretty certain that First
avenue will bo extended through to Ban
croft street The cost U estimated at
? 7COO , arid it ia proposed to charge this
ap to the property directly benefited.
Hans Miller , who was arrested at
Donison for striking his wife over the
head with a gun , has boon placed in jail
hero to await the action of the grand
jury , being unnblo to 'furnish the $500
bail required.
B. Britton , who is writing up the
ghost manifestations at Hancock , saya :
" Several times in our nightly vigils wo
have felt powerful manifestations of the
spirits. " That settles * it fO.GO , and
stand committed nntil paid.
Ladies and gentleman who wish io become -
como charter members of the ledge of
Knights and Ladies ot Honor , to bo1 or
ganized hero about Jun6 10 , may * obtain
necessary information by consulting W.
W. Chapman , or Frank Oook.
To-morrow evening a gift social is to
bo given at the rooms of the Y. M. 0. A.
It Is to bo hoped thai oitzons generally
will attend , and that each will bring some
offering ( to make the furnishings and
adornments of the rooms oomploto.
Yesterday forenoon a farmer named
Campbell , was driving his team along
lower Broadway , when the horses became -
came frightened and made a lively run ,
Ono of the horses climbed into the
wagon-box , and in doing so got a bad
gash on ono log.
J. J. Auwordor & Co. , have displayed
n their show window a very Cno floral
decoration , consisting of compass and
gqu&ro , enclosing the letter G. The
whole of this Masonic doslgn being
wrought in flowers by W. W. Chapman.
It haa boon loaned to the festival.
An attempt U being made to organize
hero a branch of the Woman's Christian
Tomporanoo Union , and 'tho ladles hav
ing the matter la charge wll | moot at the
Y. M. 0. A. rooms next Monday after
noon to perfect n organization. A.U la
dles interested are 'invited to bo present.
There was a quio ' little wedding yester
day afternoon ; , a't o'cWoik , by which
Charles Harmon , aud Miss Rachel Fisher
became Mr. and Mrs , Harmon. Rev.
Mr. Bates performed the ceremony , and
the newly wedded ones started for a
westward trip. , Mr.t Harmon is one of
David Bradley & Co.'s traveling tales
men.
men.Thomas
Thomas Bo wan , secretary of the driving
park association , reports that the entries
are coming in very encouragingly for the
meeting , There have boon ton entries
in ono class alone , and ho predicts with
confidence that there will bo from 75 to
100 horses at the mooting , a larger num
ber , and including speedier one * , than at
any previous meeting.
Gus Bergman , who has boon associated
with the Globe for aomo time , baa now
arranged to join with T. D , King in the
manufacture of cigara , the new firm to bo
T. D. King A Co. , and the location 9lq
Broadway. Both are well known , and
with experience in the business and mapy
friends , there is every reason to believe
Ihe now enterprise will bo a great vuccoss ,
Mr. HoflelOoger It making every effort
4o satisfactorily settle the ailairs of the
Crawford county bank. He liaa turned
over all his property , save ono farm upon .
'which ho will more , thus proving his
honesty of purpose and that his personal
integrity ia untarnished by his busincta
JnUfortune. Arrangement * are being to
transfer the bank And its assets to parties
with an abundance of capital , with a view-
to paying off all liabilities , dollar for dollar
lar , and resuming business. If this Is
effected the bank falluro will provo only
n rlpplo on the surface of business affairs
that will seriously affect the Interests of
none. The change will probably bo made
this week. Crawford County JJuUcttn.
Lately the Nonpareil claimed that an
attorney of the city had aorao grievous
charges to make against the city council.
A citizens' committee investigated , of
whom Spencer Smith , of The Nonpareil ,
was one. Another was E. L. Shugart.
These two have reported to the council
that the attorney had failed to put in an
appearance when called upon to do so ,
Now it is the council's turn , and the com
mittee Is requested to name the "attor
ney , " that all may know who ho is that
thus shoots from an ambush , and then de
clines to coma out like a man.
A number of prominent property own
ers 1mvo filed their protests with the city
council , aqalnst the special assessment
inado against their property for filling
streets In front of their lots. They claim
the cily has no legal right to make such
assessments , but that the cost of such Im
provement must bo paid for out of the
general fund. It looks as if there would
bo n chance for the courts to decide in
the matter. If the courts should dcclao
against the city , there would bo a heavy
drain on the general fund , and a li/oly
commotion.
If sorao enterprising public carrier
would start up special conveyances for
carrying visitors to and from Fairmount
park at a reasonable price , and make
regular trips , ho would liavo plenty of
patronage. There are many hero who
have no means of visiting the park , and
many strangers would also tnko a look at
its beauties. At present there are no
such conveniences , , , f or those who have
no private conveyances are not good
walkers , and do not care to go to the ex
pense of hiring n livery.
An old man named Eaaton was yester
day afternoon thrown from a load of
brick on upper Broadway , by one of the
wheels going down in a sort of sink-hole
inado by the water from ono of the hy
drants used in filling the street
sprinklcra. The old man struck in the
street , on the back of his head , the wag
on seal falling on top of him. no had a
narrow escape from being run over by
the heavy load , but as it was , ha got off
with no further injury than a rough
shaking up.
The examinations at St. Francis
academy will begin on the 23rd , and con
tinuo three days. The examinations at
St. Josoph'a academy will occupy the two
remaining days of that week. The an
nual exhibition of St. Francis academy
will take place on the evening of the
26th. Heretofore those exhibitions have
boon hold In the daytime , but this year
a change of time was deemed advisable.
About 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon
there arrived hero a Palmer oicurslor
train of eight coaches , ) containing a par
tly of about 175 who were on their return
east from a trip across the continent.
The party loft hero over the Chicago
Rock Island. ( Thoi excursionists were
expected to arrive about 2 o'clock and
'dinner was prepared for them , but there
was a delay on the road.
Sweet potato plants largest stock 'in
the west by W. H. Foster , Council
Blffus. Send for price list.
Real Kstato Transfers.
The following transfers were filed May
4 , 1884 , and reported by P. J. Me
Mahon , Council Bluffs :
JanoMcGrogan to W. B. Cunpy , part o'
82 , 77,30. $250.
A. Ii. Kalilo to Max Mohn , part lot 13 ,
'
blook 4 , Jackson's add. $2,600
Julia D. Board to George Motcolf. lot 10 ) , ,
blook 12 , llayllis 2d add. $5,000.
Total sales , ? 7,8.r 0.
Something for Nothing ,
Until further notlco wo glvo to each
twentieth customer his purchase , whatever
over the price or value of the sarao may
bo. Our cashier will keep an accurati 0
record of every transaction and when th iO
twentieth oalo of any amount'ia ' made tin 0
purchaser will * bo presented with th 10 <
sanvo. Wo have adopted for the prooon It
thla'systorn'of ' advertising because it gives
our.'patrona ' iuotoadof 'tho ' newspapers the
fivo'nor ' coijt. which it cost us. Clothing [
retailed at wholesale prices. Hats re
tailed at casojpricoB. Furnishing goods 3a ,
trunks , bags , uiiibrollas , oto. , etc. Every
twentieth customer presented with his
purchase. ' ' , METOAIF Buos.
I'KUSONAD.
W. I ) . Cuppy , ol Avocn , was in the city
yoatordoy.
i ' '
Ornllaloy , of Lorainle , was nt the Union
W.Konnoy , of Slbloy.took a roat yesterday
the Transfer hotol.
Klrkliam , the jeweler , la on the nick list' nnd
and his Ilttlo child has the measles.
JCSBO Klliory , who lives a few inllen out of
the city , la very 111 with lung fever
II. O , Bowen , of Omaha , wan in the city
yesterday and dined with Mr. P. Wels ,
John Butler , chief of the Qinaha fire depart
ment , WM on thlneldo of the rlvor yesterday ,
Ben Newman , now a prosperous Omaha
merchant , was shaking hands with old friends
here yesterday.
George H. Backus , of Omaha , was in the city
yesterdiy looking after the organisation of A
lodge here of the KnlghU aud Ladles of
Honor ,
8. Vf. Forsruaon left yesterday for n trip Into
Nebraska , looking after his loan business. He
waH accompanied by O. W. JI , Beyer , ol
Grlunell.
Mrs , T. A. Clark leaves this morning for
Pocatello , Idaho , whore ho expect * to join
her husband and make him a short vlilt. Her
daughter accompanies her.
J , II. Wheeler , foinorly of the Ogden , and
who Is now located at JnneavilU , WIs. , In the
real uttato butlueu , is back for a brief stay ,
preparing to nwvehU family to Wisconsin.
MASONIC MATTERS.
Further Doings of the Masonic
Granil Lodge ,
Klcctlon of OlJlccrfl.
At the yesterday's session of the Grand
Lodge A. F , A A. II. , the committee on
jurisdiction reported against the propos
ed dispensing with the noit annual con
vocation , and the grand lodge concurred
In this report.
The report of the finance committee
showed the receipts for the year ending
Juno 1 , 1881 , to have boon § 20,570 83 ,
and disbursements $20,955.05 , leaving a
balance of $2,621.18 ,
The committee on chartered lodges re
ported the whole number as137 ; nura
bee of lodges extinct , 42 ; whole number
working lodges paying duos , 380 ; lodges
.making returns tip to May 15 , 370 : not
making returns , lit. Capitol lodge , No.
110 , of Dos Molnea , ohowed the largest
Increase for the year , their increase being
32. Otloy lodge , No. 200 , of Perry ,
ehowod the largest amount of work done ,
mid sent in the model report of the year.
The committee on library , through Lafo
Young , reported.
The grnml loilgo wni organized In 1844. In
1815 nu npiiropila Inn of 8" > for tlio purchase
nl books win tnnilo. .Small appropriations
followed during succeeding yaarx , and 111 the
year 1S82 mi appropriation of SI 0 JO was rondo
fertile purchase of the Bowcu library which
wita the finoit of It * kind In the world. With
the bookx previously gathered , mli'cd ' to the
llowon collodion , the grand loilgo now owns
the niont coinprohonslvo and oxtmulvo Ma-
tonic library In the world , mil it not Infra
fluently Imppons tliat the nutlinrn and com1
pilcrn in Kuropo nro compelled to seek Infer
inatlon on y to ba found In our Iowa Monoulc
library. No correct outlmato of th library
can bo formed without n visit to it. Many uf
Ilia works nro rare nnd not a fiw buyonii ] > rico.
LovcrB of the curious In literature ! or of the
Urango nnd forgotten facts of history would
bo delighted with its well loaded shelves.
* * * Wo nro nblo to ( Onto that the
grand librarian In faithful and competent In
the discharge of lilfl dutien , nnd that ho take , !
grout pride In the 10,000 rnro volumes en
trusted to hin caro.
A communication was received from
the Grand Ledge of Missouri , sending
greetings , and expressing regret that its
ollicor j could not bo present.
Yesterday afternoon the following
grand oflicora : Grand Master C. T. Gran
ger , of Appanooso county ; Grand Senior
Warden Layfotto Young , of Atlantic
Grand Junior Warden E. A. Charles , o :
Cedar Rapids ; Grand Secretary Thoodo/o
S. Parvin , of Iowa City ; and Grand
Treasurer John M. Zane , of Sao City.
Bushnoll sells railroad tickets cheap to
all points.
Foilco Pointers.
In the police court > yesterday morning ,
E. Curry. T. Martinson and T. Welch
wore brought before the bar on a charge
of being found sleeping in box cars.
Martinson wai discharged , but 'tho two
others were fine 97(60 ( each as they wore
found to bo armed with revolvers. They
will tarry for a while on the stone pile.
i John Peterson for being drunk and
asleepin ; the park , wan assessed $7,50 ,
Jbhn O'Brien , John Emraott and -
Nelson , were also adjusted for plain
drunks.
Jennie Climor , known as "Ckub/ was
arrested for disturbing the peace , &h
being concerned { in some fuss at Boll
Clorris' old house. Jennie Graveyard
alias Cemetery Jane , wasjtho prosecuting
(
witness. The case trout over until this
afternoon. Two. young follows , Jonei
and Phillips , charged with being mlxo <
up In the row/ / were discharged.
! WT. . BiutJN lias the reputation e
serving as fine meals as any in the city ,
His ice creams are said to bo the best
Don't ; forgot the number. It is 40
Broadway.
OOUNOIL BLUFFS' ' MAYOE ,
Ho ia Presented By Citizens "With
Horso'nml
Yesterday forenoon Mayor W. R
Voughan was the recipient of a very
practicaland , valuable giftconsisting of
homo' buggy and j harness. The I hors
waa purchased of'Fred Davis , fine black
horse , Cvo years old , costing > $300. The
buggy is a top ono , n tip-top ono , ono of )
Hnttonhauor's best , coating $350 , and
the harness was made by Walters Bros. ;
It cost $ 15. The whole rig ia ono worthy
of carrying the mayor of a live city of
25,000 people. The presentation was
made by [ Alderman Mynstor in behalf of
the citizens who had joined with him in
purchasing it. In irosponso Mayor
Yauglin returns the following card :
f A GAIID OP TUiNKS.
Wra. A ) . Mynstor , P , J , McMalion , 0.
Ooiso , Itav. 1).1 ) . MoMonomey , Kimball and
Cluuni ) , A. Iiouio , A. 13 , Howe , Juinoa Fralney ,
Tlioniiw Cuwunii , llarry Blrkonblno , II , II.
Martin , H. IT. Uattonlmuor , Goo. If. Wright
oiul ninny othora :
The boutittful and costly Itorso , buggy and
' harness , this dny iiroaentod to mo , through
'your commlttoo la most gratefully accepted.
I shall ajidoavor to show my full approcla-
tlon of thg BMiio by carefully looking after [ tha
interest of our city , nnd I bust that before my
term of oflleo Imi'oxplred. In 18 > Q , that the In *
habltauta pf Couacll Blutls nuy bo Increased
to fO.OOO actlvo people , and that each wuo may
be free from old foRjlsm aud joalousy.
Gcutleinaii , I again return to you my heartfelt -
felt thouka. Very truly ,
\Y. 11. VAUOHAN ,
Mayor.
Casady , Oroutt & French's great clear.
tf solo of tarpets , curtains , and uphol
stery , will commence Juno 5th , and continua -
tinua 30 days. Look out for big bargains.
Strangers visiting the city are invited to
call and inspect our stock.
A SOENE OF BEAUTY ,
The Dlnplny Mailo by Cauady , O route
& French.
Yesterday afternoon and evening Can-
ady , Orcutt & French gayo their grand
opening display of carpets' , curtains , etc. idi
in their now quarters iu the Masonic
Temple. Thoeceno
presented was ono
well worth aooing , and fully justified the
exclamations of delight in which the
many lady visitors expressed themselves.
Certain it is , that Council Bluffs never
had ns fine a showing. The whole ot the
first floor , CO by 100 feet , was filled
with a great variety of carpets , curtains ,
and house furnishings in that Hue , dis
played very tiwtily. The exhibit was ft
decidedly interesting ono , as well RS
beautiful. lUch , velvety carpets , with
great variety of designs , were shown to
great advantage , Among those were
special patterns , ono particularly drawing
the attention of the Masonic visitors , it
being a beautiful carpet , the design of
which waa made up of the symbols of
the mystic order. In curtains there were
also some very rich patterns , in Turco
man , raw silk , lace , etc. Some of these
wore displayed , nil hung and draped , on
poles , complete , setting forth their
beauty very attractively.
Turkish ruga also excited the admira
tion of the visitors , nnd some beautiful
patterns of Oriental table'covers. In
fact , there were many really elegant
goods , and many entirely now patterns ,
so that the visitors gained the latest ideas
about the needfuls of an elegant homo.
In connection with the display Mrs.
L. A. Smith gave a very beautiful dis
play of the fancy needlework done by
herself and her class. There was a great
variety of thlo , and many of the articles
merited special notice. Among the la
dies who belong to the class , and who
oahibitod articles were , Mrs. Charles
Oflicor , Miss Ilattio Uuo , Miss Ida
Casady. Mra. Ira Scofield , Mrs. Dr. On
berne , Mrs. George Phelps , Miss Grace
Osburno , and Mrs. E. D. F. Fisher.
There ncro also some very pretty arti
cles shown aa the work of two little girls ,
Mias Clara Wheeler , ngod eleven years ,
nnd Miaa Ilattio Smith , aged nine
yoaro.
Stock.
They following wore shipments of
stock from the union stockyards yestor-
dny :
M. Kllmor , ono car hoes , G5' hoad. John
Wi 'Kitifi "no car hogs , 00 hoad. D. Anderson ,
una car hogs , I > 7 hoad. S. Frederick , ono car
hogp , " 0 hood. Morse K. AJCo. , ono carhops , CO
bond , Brown & BBSS , two car hogs. 113 hoad.
F , Maokln , ono car hogi , G2 hoad. II. Irgalls ,
ono car hogs , GO hoad. 1'orkhurHt & M. ono
car hogs , G5 hoad. Columbus racking Co. ,
ono car linya. 01 hoad. U , S. Bliss , ono car
hogs. C9 head. I. Uoatly , onojcar cattle , 31
hoad.
AH the hogs wore sent to Chicago over the
Rock Island , nnd the cattle to Larlmioria. .
COMMKHOIAL.
OODNOIL BLUrra UABKBT.
Whoat-No. 1 milling , 75@80 ; No. 3 C5@
70 ; rejected 50.
" Corn Local purpoena , 40@ 15.
Oats Foe local purposes , 35 ® 10. -
IIoy-810 00@12 00 per ton.
Rye 0@45o.
Corn Meal 125 per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prices at yorda , 6 00 ®
700.
700.Cool
Cool Delivered , hard , 11 50 per ton ; soft ,
5 00 per ton
Lard FabbanVs , wholesaling at OJc.
Flour City flour , 1 C0@3 30.
Broom * 2 S6@3 00 per doz.
UVBOTOCK.
Cattle Butcher cows 4 00@4 50. Butcher
Btoors 4 50@5 00.
Hogs 4 60@4 75.
FBODDCR AND rnuiis.
Quotations by J , M. St. John & Co. , com'
mission merchants , P38 Broadway.
iPoultry Ready Baleichlckens.droBsod , 12Jo ;
live , 9c ; tnrkoys , dreKned , 15c ; live , 12cj
Ducks , droased , 12ic ; live , 8c.
.Oranges 5 00@5 60 per box.
iLomons 3 004 00 per box.
Bananas 2 60@3 50 per bunch
Butter Creamery , 20c ; rolls , 10@13o.
Hggs 12o per dozen.
Btrawborrlos 1C quart tray 2 00@2 25.
[ Vegetables Potatoes , 35Q40 ; onions , 75cj
caobogo ! 4 centa per pound ; npplo , ready
sale at 5 00 for prime stock ; lioans , 150
© U 25 per bushel.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special a vortlscments , BUO as Loet ,
Found , To Loan , For Bale , To Rent , Wants , Board'
Inir , ' eto. , will be Inserted In thta column at the loir
rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE ( or the first Insertion
and FIVE CENTS PER LINE ( or each subsequent n-
sertlon. Leave advertisement * at ouroffloo , No.
Po'arl Street , near Broadwav
WANTS.
/ \LD PAPERS For Bale at BubOloe , at 9 centa
W a hundred.
SALE On Olon avenue , lot 60 foot front , unsurpassed -
' surpassed ( or a One residence , baa on It at present
small frame house. Will bo sold on easy paymenta.
Fuquiro on premises , No. 120 , Olon avenue. Mary
roller.
\\7ANTED-By a lady , a situation s short hand
T V amanuensis and copyist. Has a typewriter.
Addrem "J" Bee office , Council Dlufls.
TXTANTED Two first class Coat makcra , Immedl-
VV ately. Smith it. Teller , 7 and Main street
WANTED Every bodyui Council BluOa to take
TuiBis. Delivered by carrier at only twenty
cents B week.
FOR SALE Top Buirgy , Dexter springs , and
single harness. Enquire , II. E. Seaman , 405
Broadvrny.
HOTEL FOil RENT The craont House ( or
rent on reason * Io terms. Furniture will be
sold to renter. Apply on promises opposite Broad
way dummy depot , Council IJluflj ,
AGENTS Ladles and gentlemen can mike flrst
claw wage * by Belling the "Champion Bosom
Btrccther and ronlog Hoard. " Retails at 11.00.
Any lady can do up a One shirt without a wrinkle
and glotu It as nloolyuthobcatlaundrleacan.Address
( or paitlculars 0. D. 8. fc L Co. , E i office , ( or our
mouth.
Railway Time Table.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following are the tlraoa of the arrival ind de
parture ol traini by central standard time , at the
looal dciwlg. Trains leave transfer depot ten coin
U.OS earlier and ariho ten mlnutea later.
CII1C1QO , IDRUNOrOK AKD QUIMCT.
LI1VI. ARRIVK.
6:35 : pm Chicago ExprcM 9:00 a in
9:40 : a m Fast Mail. 7:00 : ji n-
6:45 : a m Mall and Kxprcaa , 7:10 : p m
12SOpm : Accommodation. SVOpm :
At local depot only.
HASiSAB CITT , IT. JOI AMD OOBKC1L BLOm.
10.-05 a m Hall and Kxpresa , 7:05 : p m
8:03 : p m 1'aclflo Expresa , 6:10 p m
CI1ICAOO , UILWADKU AMD BT , rAUL.
6:25 : p m Express , 0:06 : a m
9:16 : a m Exprem , 0:16 : p m
CUICAOO , &OCE ISLAND AND rACITIO ,
6:30 p m Atlantic Express , 0:06 : a m
0.25 a m Day Express , fl:64 : p m
7:20 : pta "Dei Molnes Aooummodatlon , fl.C6pm
At local depot only ,
WAIABU , IT. umia AMD FAcmo.
0:66 : a m Uall , 4:46 : p m
4:60 : pm Cannon | ) ll 11:15 : am
At Transfer ml
CUICAOO and KOBTUWUTIUIf ,
630pm Express , B.Wpm
0:21 : a m Paolflo
Express , 9.06 a in
noux crrr AXO rAcine ,
7:40 : p m 81 , I-aul ExpreM , 8:60 a m
7iiO a ia Day Express fl.60 p m
ONIOM rAcine ,
SM p m Western Express , 8S5 : a m
ll:00am : 1'adtlo Express , 4:40 : pm
7:40 : am Local Express , 0.64am
12:10 : am Lincoln Express , _ _ _
At Iran Jer only.
DUHMT TRAINI TOOM1IIA.
Uate -sKi-0sa-lo.JO-ll : : : o . m. l o-J'SO
8SO-4SO-6Jt : : : > S6
- ll:05p : m Buuday-9ao-llJO
- : 10
a.m. lSOJO.6S : : : Mia5-llC6 : p. m. Am olOmln
utes before learutg time ,
AOOD 81118. E. P. OADWKU ,
SIMS A OADWELt ,
Attorneys-at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
, ifaln Street. Uooma 1 and Bbuzut 4 Ifo-
Will puctloa la EUta and Utr l
pouiU
ROLLER RINK
ICE CREAM PARLOR.
Taught by PKOF. SCHNOOR Tuonday find
Friday evenings from 8:30 :
to 20:30 : o'clock.
FOU KENT AT $15.00 TEH N10IIT.
WTLARCEST FLOOR IN TOWN.
H. H , MARTENS , Prop'r ,
Mrs , HJ , Hilton , M.D , ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
222 Middle tra * lir < xy. Council BlnQi.
WESTERN IOWA NORMAL
-SClENTinO AND-
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS - - - lUWA
Will Open
THE 23rd of JUNE 1884.
A complete course for teachers Mid thoio desiring
& lilghor r.aitllah education , a full bunlncss course ,
with trnlnli K In nctiul business practice Mid gcncr-
a correspondence , ehort hand , ornwncntM pen run-
nliip , ilficullon , Ocumn Ami music. Splendid rooms ,
large , light nnd will furnlnhcd , charges \cry inodcr
Me , cost of Ihng \ reasonable , society good , exporl.
enccd tcachcnr t-or further n.irtlculir , Inquire of
11E\HD3LKV It I'AULSOff ,
Council DluffJ , Iowa.
N. SCHURZ.
JMce of e Peace.
OFFICE OVBll AS1KHICAN KXPUE83.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. - IOWA ;
"raw a niw&iiM
,
BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS.
J , Y. FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
o ,89 Foil Street Council Bluffs , Iowa.
E. Eice M. D.
fl It TJflDDO ° r other tnmora removed without tha
Uflfl UlJIlU , knife or drawing ol blood.
.GHRONIC DISEASES o'-1 ' '
Over thirty years practical experience Offio * Ho ,
6 Tmrl street , Council Illuffi
jSlTConculUtlon tree
W. R. VAUCHAN.
Justice of the Peace.
Omaha and Council Biuffr.
cBttta colloo Ion agcno Oil Fe'lov
HEADQUARTERS
BAVARIAN BAND.
Persona wishing to engage Una Bane
for parties , sociables , serenades , etc. ,
should call or address , JACOH P. SCHMIDT ,
Manager , 25 North Main St.
GASH TALKS !
At the well-known Esttiblishmen
OF
J. P. FILBERT ,
209 Upper Broaaway , the
PIONEER GASH
C3KR.O OZJH * . "
01 Council BluflJ. NdUco our reduced Price List.
We give
16'pounds ' Extra 0Sugar lor . . . . .II < X
ll'poundj Granulated Surar 1 DC
26 poundi Choice Oatmeal 100
25 pounds Navy Boins 1 DC
20 pounds B 8t Bulk Starch 1 CC
12 pounds Carolina Rice 1 0
12 pounds Choice 1'runt s 1 00
25 ban Buffalo Soap 1 0
Extra Lake Trout , per pound 0
Larrlllard's flag per Ib , . . . . 4'
1 doion Mackerel 1
Colorado Hour , Winter , per cwt 2 B
10 pounds Ginger Suupa 1 OC
40 pounds h mloy , . 1 ( X
5 " llon Leg Syiup. 1 7
W"lto Fish , per kll. . " ' " ' f fttf g
Mackerel , viiUt. , . . . . ' . . . , ' . . . . ' . . . . . . . . B
Dates , per pound 1
10 3 pound cans Standard Tomatoes IOC
All kinds California Fruits
pound Link's Standard 4 ( or 1 OC
T. T. T.
All grades , according to quality , 15o io 80o 'pe '
pound.
We alto carry a full line ol lien's , Ladles' an
Children's flno Hhoon and Men' * Fine Boota at ver
low prlcw. Alao a full line 01 Tlnwaro and genera
morchaDdlae. Call on us and be convinced that voi
con save tuouoy fcr dealing with ua. Qooda dellvere
free In any part of the city.
la a word , ire are bound to sell and challenge A
audaolo competition In this county.
J. V. FJLCEUT'
204 it .cr Broadwa
SILOAM
MINERAL SPRINGS
We tua'tutoo tha euro of the following named IL !
leaMg , or no t > * y : Uheunutlam , ScrotuU , Uloet
Cutarrh , a 1 Bloou and iUn dUouoa , Dvol > op U , Live
Complaint , Kldnoy and UladJor Uisoiaoa. Uout , Net
algla and Asthma , Tliosi BjitliiKsaro the ( avorll
t > 60rt ol the tired ao.l deblllutod , and are the
KKKULi : LADIKS I1KST FRIEND ,
flood hotel , livery aud bathing acoomodatlon bat
wlnUir and summer. Locality highly plctureoqu
and healthy. Acocsslblo by Wabuh railway , f
Erona , or 0. , B. & Q. , at Albany. Corrorpondcao
lollolted , 1UV. U. U. THOMPSON.
Manager.
Albany , BUoam Sprlnga , jflentry Co. , Mo.
ANALYSIS.
Bpeolflo Gravity 1.00 !
Ueactlon Neuttt
Carbonic Acid das , . , , , 26 In. porRallo
Catbonata Calcium 35,821 Grain
Carbonate Iron 7,041
Sulpha teUapncsla 8,280
Sulphate Calcium 1,140
Chlorlda Sodium 7,200
BUlIca 1,680
Alumina , , . . . . .0,018
Orgaoloand Volatile matter and losa , . . . . 1,4S9
oul lolldi per gallon 87,174
WUOIIT& llBRBiLUCbemlaU
As there are many
So-Galled Veterinary Surgeon
In tills city , who ro practicing their quickeiy o
ouriooo'ci ' , I derm It but JustUeto lay that I dot
any ot them to prcdjoe diploma , or credential
Dmc&tlog that they are graduates nt any vctorlnar
netltuto , and I do hereby caution the publlj agalni
such quacks , M
I am the Only Known Giadual
IN WESTERN IOWA.
Office & Pharmacy , 125 B'dway '
AT BLUE JJABN.
T. J , CADY , M. D. , V. S.
tuoa. omcu , u. M. rvur ,
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Council DlaHs . . Ia.
Establisnsa - - 1856
Dealer * In Foreign anil omeetlo Exchange an
lloow Becurltl
H.H. HORNE & CO. ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Fine Cigars y
Wo mnko a specially , nt our EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA nd , / / ' ,
5TARA CIGARS. All Cigars sold by us nro of our own manufacture and warranted
s represented.
OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE , I 652 Broadway ,
H. II. HORNEACO. . | COUNCIL BLUFFS. - IOWA.
P-
u order to give my entire attention to the manufacture and enlo of HAIR
GOODS , my ntiro of
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS AND NOTIONS
Will bo sold at COST until all disposed of.
MRS , D , A , BENEDICT ,
Vo. 337 , W BROADWAY COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
nglnccrlnK 11 Idndfl of I / ar. jJEC. auJE jytoTjEi. oaxro- ,
eyingcnttru i Mid SUP I " 2 llH'S 33. ST i 3O. O © 3T
UMitltlos Iculntocl , ) I "ROOM 6 , NEW CPEBA HOUSE , COUNCIL BLUFFS , 101 A ,
. cto. \ All Orders by MallJ Promptly Attended To.
El. STOOIKIIEIRT &c GO
-JIANUFACTDUEH3 OF
cAiinrrs , CUKTAIKS , WINDOW nxrunEa , nnd IUX-AIKINQ
xX > oooi.tio3ti.isi \ix < a TTr :
A Specialty.
NO. 309 BROADWAY COUNCIL BLUP
The undersigned is paying the highest market price for
Bags.
S. GOLDSTEIN. : - - C40 Broadway. Council Bluffs
WHOLESALE DEALEUS IN
3 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
SWnter , Grw
Office No. 337 W Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
MAYNE & PALMEE.
DEALERS IN
Hard and
AND WOOD ,
BULK AND BARREL LIME , LOUISVILLE AND POl'.TLAND CEMENT , inCHiaAN BLASTER , HAIR
AND SEWKK PIPE.
Wo. C39 Broadway. - - - COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
\
504 : Main Street , Council Bluffs.
MANUFACTURER OF
TRUNKS , VALISES , AND SATCHELS
SAMPLE CASES a specialty. Shawl , .Tourist , and Trunk Straps.
Twenty Years Experience. - - Repairing Neatly Executed
, i
ON IMPROVED FARMS IN
IOWA AND NEBRASKA !
LOWEST KATES , CJKT 'nAT ' AHO I SO PEARL STREET ,
. , VV , '
BEST TERMS. O UlN iJ5 ( UU , 'Council Bluflrf , Iowa
ASADY , CIRCUIT & FRENCH
urtalns , In Lace , El'lr ' , Turcoman , Etc. Oil cloths' , Mattlnga , Linoleums Etc
| hoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST ,
omo and bo convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods iriiour line ,
hoapoat place to buy CARPETS , Curtains and House Furnishings in the
City.
Nos. G , 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Mail Orders Pilled Promptly and with Care
Wo have the The latest nov
finest stock and elties for Spring
all the latest designs '
Overcoats' w o
t
signs to select have just re
from. ceived. See them
ONE DUT THE LEADING
HANDS EST OF . EMPLOYED. SKILLED Merchant Tailors
7 & 9 Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
SIX
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER !
Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of aH'Kinds.
ELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGH
a.-a. 3xr. ivcaixx et. , sao-u.xi.oii
KNICKERBOCKER PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY !
220 South Main Street , Countil Blufis , Iowa.
Wo guarantee our work aa first-class in over manner and style at low priop
Wo make a specialty of Groupoa , Farnilloa , and especially children , whio
wo take quicker than a wink. COME AND SEK US.
SCHMIDT & RILEY. Proprietors.
NEUMAYER'S HOTEL
ON THE
American Plan.
Furniture and appointments all now. Nos. 208 and 210 Broadway , Council BlulT
29 'Main Street Council Bluffs