OMAHA DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , THURSDAY , JUNE 12 , 1884.
DAILY BEE.
OOUNCIL BLUFFS.
Thnrsdav Moraine. Juno 12.
sunsomrrioN RATES.
Fly Carrier - - - - - - - to n nt per week
By Mall . . . . . . - - 110.00 per J M
.OFFICE :
No. 7 Pearl Street , ' Near Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
See J. Roller's spring goods ,
The pupils of St. Mary's academy had
ft pleasant picnic yesterday.
Marshal Tills , of Noolu , yesterday
brought in a prisoner from there and
lodged him in jail for thirty days.
Bayliss park ban received four more
now benches , making now n total of
twenty-six eighteen old and eight now.
The city was yesterday gathering in ill
share of the profits , the keepers of
houses of ill-fomo paying $29 , the girls
$14 , and the gamblers $49.
In the district court yesterday the case
of WaUon vs. the Wobnsh railway was
etill on trial , it being a claim for dam-
ngcs on account of a horse being killed
by the Ws.
With the dust Hying as it was yesterday -
day , would it not bo well to wet down
the streets through which dirt is being
hauled ? But , possibly , there is more
interest in the tournament at DCS
Moinos.
Mrs. Alice Hagor has commenced an
action against W. H. Kncppor , claiming
$5,000 damages for selling her husband
liquor , by which ho became so intoxicated
that ho abused her and the children ,
drove them out of doors , and as a climax
lost his position as yardmotter for the
Northwestern railway.
The Jui.o number of the pocket rail
way guide for lown , published by Nelson
Bros. , of Cedar Hapida , has boon re
ceived at Tun BKB oflico. It is an al
most indispensable accompaniment to
any ono travelling in this state , and the
amount of information it contains is often
worth several times twenty-five cents.
The broken Crawford wmnty bank , at
Denison , has boon reorganised and re
opened with a capital of $50,000. The
now officers are : President , L. Corn-
well ; vics-presidont , J. P. Miller ; cashier ,
W. H. Kridlei ; directors , tie president ,
vice-president , cashier , and C. H. Do-
Wolf , L. M. Shaw , H. F. Schwartz and
J. P. Connor.
Ono of the members of the police force
expressed his opinion yesterday in regard
to the nomination of Bluino and Logan.
Ho told ono of the Tin ; BEK force that
ho believed Logan would bo elected by
the soldier vote but that Blaine would
not got their support consequently
Logan would bo elected and Blaine would
not. Largo head.
Wall McFaddon thinks that the path
of a deputy sheriff is not without thorns.
Ho summoned George Ferguson as a jury
man , but George was so busy with hotel
matters that ho could not attend court
very well , and when McFaddon reported
the fact a bench warrant was issued and
Mo was told to bring himany way. While
McFaddon was waiting at the hotel
for George to got through dinner , the lat
ter skipped out the back way , over onto
Sixth street , and done wont to the court
houae , unobserved , and reported himaol
for duty. McFaddon kept watching and
waiting around for a good part of the af
ternoon , determined to catch him , and
was not a little surprised when another
bailiff from the court house came up town
au.d informed him that George was already
attending to business at the court house
like a little man.
Sweet potato plants largest stock in
< ho west by W. H. Foster , Council 1
BlfTuB , Send for price list.
1'KllSONAb.
A. D. King , of Sidney , was at the Pacific
ywtorday.
H. Van Do Uogort is off for the Dos Molnoa
tournament.
J. L , Tompleton has returned from his Ne
braska visit.
Biduey W. Hopkins , of Now York.1 presi
dent of the water works company , arrived 1
hero yesterday ,
Chief Walton , of the fire department , loft
I for Des Molnos last evening.
C. J. Best , city editor of ITho Herald , hat
returned from his recroatlvo trip.
J , Donovan , general press agent of Barrotl
& Co.'s circus , w s in the city yesterday.
Cal MnnyarJ , business manager of Tin
Globe , is back aRaiDand baa a number of nov
fish stories aa the result of his trip.
Charles K , Taylor , who has boon confined
to the house fur eomo time past with a feloi
on one of hl toe , expocU In a few days U
ftgulu handle the throttle on his engine In thi
yards at the transfer ,
lira. K. Clark lion boou vMtlng frlandu li
Toledo , O , , Biuovg them being BOIIIO relative.
of Mra. D , 0. Blooinor , of this city. She hai
now gone to La Ports to visit another oh
friend , Itn , B , W. Hilton , who forraau ;
yearu was a resident of this city.
Tor Nothing.
Until further notice wo give to cad
twentieth customer his purchase , whatever
over the price or value of the same maj
be. Our cashier will keep an nccurati :
record of every transaction , and whoi
the twentieth sale of any amount is madi
the purchaser will bo presented with tin
same. We have adopted for the presen
this system of advertising because i
gives our patrons inetead of the nowc
papers the five per cent , which it cot
us. Clothing retailed at vvholesal
uiicea , fiats retailed at case pricei
PurnUhinK goods , trunks , bags , umbre
las , etc. , etc. Every twentieth cuatomc
presented with his purchase.
MKTCALF BKO.I.
railroad tickets cheap i
all point ? .
X' :
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IHE DEAF AND DUMB ,
Anneal Closing Exercises of the Iowa
Institution ,
A Largo Glass of Graduates and
an Interesting Programme ,
" Cnrpo IHom , "
The nnnual closing exorcises of the
Iowa insUtutlon for the deaf and dumb ,
wcro hold yesterday. The your thus
ended has been o very satisfactory and
a successful one , and the closing oxcrclaes
wore n hnppy finish. For the first lime
in ten years a class was graduated , and a
very worthy class , too , not only being
largo in numbers , bui evidently ruornging
high in scholarship and ability. The pur
pose of the course is to prepare the
students for entering the collcgn for the
deaf and dumb , the institute correspond
ing to the high school in the public school
system. Of those who were graduated
yesterday only one was n lady , thu other
ton wore young gentlemen , and of these ,
eight at least expect to enter the college
at Washington next fall.
The programme presented yesterday
was not confined altogether to members ot
graduating class , others of the students
also taking part. The programme was
mainly carried out In the sign language
and interpreted to the teachers bv the
speaking and hearing visitors. The es
says of the graduates wore excellent and
both in thought and diction would com
pare favorably with those produced at
any high school commencement.
The programme opened with an essay
on "Success of Business" by Charles 11.
Ilomstroot , one of the graduating class.
Ho named industry , energy , persever
ance , prudence and integrity , as among
the essential and dwelt somewhat on
each.
" Knowledge in power ' " is the theme
of the next csjay by J. Schuyler Long ,
another of the class. One could hardly
realize that ho was ono of the pupils , R\
ho cave his essay verbally , instead of in
the sign language , although ho had lost
his hearing entirely four years ago. Ho
spoke well , and his thoutjht , though on
an old theme , was by no moans old.
Three little girls then gave a very In
teresting picturing in sign language of
the story of Old Mother Hubbard and
her poor dog.
Frank L. Penry , the next of the class ,
gave a thoughtful essay on "Patriotism "
lie sharply dissected false patriotism wore
political ambition , selfish reaching for
power , and gave Washington , Lincoln
and others as examples of true lovers of
the country.
"The Past and Present , " was the sub
ject of an excellent essay by Xach B.
Thompson. Ho drew so mo striking
pictures contrasting the idolatry of the
past with the religion of the present , the
tyranny of the dark ages with the free
dom of the now , the progress made in the
education of the deaf and dumb , the ad
vantages brought by the proas and the
improvement iu agricultural machinery.
Mark Hewlett , a little colored boy ,
gave a very laughable pantomime of
"Tho Donkey and the Watermelon. " It
caused much amusement and was given
in so life-like a manner that no verbal
interpretation was necessary.
Wesley E. Dobson , ono of the gradu
ates , gave somu practical thoughts on
"Dad Habits. " Ho pointed out many of
the difficulties in conquering them , and
gave some excellent suggestions as to the
help which others should render the
struggling victim in his attempts to re
gain freedom from those habits. Ho
spoke of those who did not easily go into
excess , and urged them to beware of setting
ting an evil example to those who could
not BO easily restrain themselves.
Little Miss Olllo Tracy recited in sign
language "Mrs. Lofty and I , " it being
ono of the best things on the programme.
Elmer Edgorton , of the graduating
class , gave an essay on "Porsovorauco.
Ho believed perseverance to bo bettor
than genius , and gave some pleasing il
lustrations of the BUCCOSS won by this
manly quality. His essay was among thu
best of the day.
Daniel Tcllior , another of the class ,
had prepared an essay on "Solj Govern-
mont , but was excused from appearing on
account of illness.
Dwight Motz , a bright boy with an un
usual amount of natural mimicry , told in
pantomime the atory of the minister and
the wasps , which urroused much merri
ment.
John W. Barrett , son of Senator Bar-
rot , and ono the most promising young
men in the class , gave an excellent essay
on "Tho Light of History. " Ho showed
that by a study of history it appeared
that great advances had boon made in
both religious and political freedom.
Winnie Emerson , n young lady , gave a
very pleasing recitation , "Good Bye
Proud World , " her sign language being
very graceful and impressive.
Miss Efilo Babb , the only lady gradu
ate "Man's True Groat-
, gave an essay on -
ness. ' Although the world in her
childhood became a silent ono to her ,
yet she has so clung to what little lan
guage she had , and so cultivated it , that
she read her osaay quite clearly and with
such an expression that ono could hardly
believe that she could not catch the
words which she gave to others , Her
essay presented true greatness or a groat-
11083 of character.
It remained for Howard MoP. llof-
stoator to give the closing oisay and vale
dictory. It was on " Youth , and after
giving Borne interesting thoughts on that
. subject , ho proceeded with the valedic
tory address as follows :
The tlino has couio to BI nilunto from the In-
Btltntiou , and , ul o , to part with our dear nnj
kind friondg. The lotwratlon la mingled with
toolings of deep regret , ami with hopoa tlmt
UIORO following us shall coutluuo uruwlug
brighter , more Intelligent audbottor educated ,
h Wo fool very grateful to our superintendent
and faculty fur tliolr wllllne nnd patient work
I- holpluff to lighten our dillicultlea over thorough
Iy rough way to knowledge , which wore maiir.
y They huvo trlml tliolr best to make our time In
o school profitable auil plea aut , nud wo will
always remember our ii/ww mater with loving
n thoii hU.
lo My Fellow Graduate * : 'Tiuio ami tide
wait for none , " BO to-day , wo will huvo tc
10 leave our dear homo with heavy hoariu. We
itit huvo been attending school together , ttudjliif
itB the mine Iwtsons and playing the lame guinea
for the past nluo yean , nud now vo are on
at the eve of partltg , entering Into llfo'n battle *
Unit ] , Let u > remember our motto "Oarpe
Diem , " endeavor to do our beat to Improve
every op | > urtuulty wa i..ay have withchooiful
ucai , Bteadlueuii and determination to miccoeil
or in right. Although wo may never meet to
pother ogalu , we can look back to our sclioo
oanud the hnppy recollection ot tlmo <
cnjuyably pont will over bo a bright fpot ii
our memories ,
to our friend * who have boou BO kind am
couildei nto to UH nt ell tlww and to oa :
school-mates who have alwity * been tilon.iiuit
companion * and trus frlondi , we * y farewell.
lie was so deeply affected at the leaven-
taking that the tears came to his eyes ,
and ho was not alone in this. Most of
these studonU have been associated to
gether for nine yearn , and have become
much attached to each other and to the
institute , it teachers , officers and the fol
low students.
Prof. Hammond then conferred upon
them th'o diplomcs , which they had BO
worthily earned , and the exorcises closed
with the whole school uniting in the
giving of the Lord's prayer in the fli n
language.
Most of the pupils will leave ( his
morning for their homes in various parts
of the slate , and most of the teachers
will now "awoy" on summer trips and
visit * .
During the coming year some great
improvements will bo made , especially in
the building accommodations A largo
building is to bo erected near the main
building , nnd connected with it by cor
ridors. This will bo used for a chapel
and for dining rooms. Another building
for school purposes proper is to bo put on
the site of the present cottage.
It is expected also , tint at the close of
another year there will bo moio graduate.s
to send into the world. Thcso students
go forth not only with a knowledge of
books , and events , but also with n knowl
edge of practical trades and the everyday
duties of lifo so that they are capable not
only of helping themselves but of helping
others.
A Sad Journey ,
Yesterday morning Frank Cook reached
this city with the remains of T. M.
Gowdy , whoso death near North Platte
has so shocked and saddened this com
munity. Friends accompanied the rein -
in inn to the residence of Col. Tulleys ,
where yesterday afternoon an appropri
ate service was held , Rev. Mr. Armstrong
olliciatinc. The pall-bearers were
wore J. H. Keith , Will Stull , Herman
Tluseell , Chas. W. Mungor , 0. K. Hesse ,
Frank Cook , J. V. McDowell , and Clar
ence II. Judson , all of whom had at some
timp boon associated with deceased in
business as employes of Burnham , Tul
leys & Co. Last evening friends started
with the remains for Xonia , O. , Mr.
Gowdy's ' old home , and where ho has
brothers and sisters still living.
COMniKHCIAI ; .
OODKCIL BLUFFS MAHKZT.
Wheat-No. 1 milling 75@80 ; No. 3 C5@
70- rejected 50.
Corn Local purposes , 40@45.
Oats For local purposes , 3fi@'IO.
liny $10 00@iaOO per ton.
Kyo 10@46o.
Corn Meal 1 25 per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , C 00 ®
700.
700.Coal
Coal Delivered , hard , 11 50 per ton ; soft ,
5 00 per ton
Lard Falrbank's , wholesaling at 0c.
Iflour City flour , 1 G0@3 30.
Brooms 2 95@3 00 per dor.
LIVE HTOCK.
Cattle Butcher cows -100@t50. Butcher
stoora 50@5 00.
Hogs 1 50@4 75.
PBOntJOE AND VIUJITB.
Quotations by J. M. St. John & Co. , com
mission merchants , 533 Broadway.
Poultry Heady srilojchickons.ilroaaod , 12Jc ;
live , 9c ; turkeys , dressed , ICc ; liyo , IL'c ;
Ducks , dressed , I''Jc ; Hvo , 8c.
Oranges 5 00@5 50 per box.
Lomona 3 00oH ( 00 per box.
Bananas 3 50 © I 00 per bunch
Uuttor Creamery , 20c ; rolls , 10@13c.
Kgga 13o per dozen ; scarce.
Strawberries 1C quart tray 2 00@2 25.
Vegetables Potatoes , 35@40 ; onions , 75c ;
cabbogo , 4 cents per pound ; apples , ready
sale at o 00 for prime stock ; Beans , ] 50
| 2 25 per bushel.
PECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special a vortlsoments , BUO u Lost ,
d.To Loan , For Sa.lv , To Rent , Wanta , Board
g , etc. , will bo Inserted In this column at ths loir
.to . o ! TEN CENTS PER LINE ( or th Brat Insertion
id vi VK CENTS PKK LINE for each .subsequent n
rtlOL. Leave advertisements at our office , No.
'carl ' Street , near Broadway
WANTB.
ntTANTED Ten flret-claas tailors Immediately ,
TV Junes Kralncy 311 , Broadway ,
r VLD PAVERS For nalo at l ) i office , at 25 cents
La hundred.
WANTKU Kvery body m Council Blufls to take
TlliUER. Dolirorod by carrier at only twenty
onta a week.
FOR SALE Top lluiKy , fioxter springs , and
fllnslo harness. Enquire , H. K. Seaman , 405
Iroadwqy.
HOTKL FOR RENT The emont House for
rent on reasonaMo terms. Furniture will lie
old to renter. Apply on premises opposite Broad
yay dummy depot , Council lilufN.
A QENT8 Ladles and gentlemen can make IIret
Vdass wages by selling the "Champion Bosom
trccther and ronluc Board. " Retails at 81.00.
ny lady can do up a llnu shirt without n wrinkle
nJ glroi It as nlceiyas the ticut laundries can , Address
'or ' luutlculars C , B. H. & I. Co. , Bun otllco , ( or one
no'ith.
Railway Time Table ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The folIonliiK are the times of the arrival nnd do *
rarture of trains by central standard time , at the
local ilopota. Trains leave transfer depot ton mill-
, i-c earlier and arrive ten inlnutea later.
01IIOAOO , BURUNUrO.f AND Q.UIKCT.
LKV . ARIUVn.
5:35 : p in Chicago Kxpross 0:00 : a in
0:40 : a in Kant Mall. 7:00 : p ir
.U.'i a in Mall and Exprctj , 7:10 : p in
" 2:30 : p iu Accommodation. 2:30 : p in
'At local tlopot only.
KiNBia cur , HT. ; o AND COUNCIL Biurra.
10:05 : a ni Mall and Express , 7:06 p in
8:05 : p m Tactile KxprogD , 6:60 : p m
OIIICAOO , WlLWAUKm AND HT , 1'AUL.
6:25 : p m KiprcBa , 0:05 : a m
0:16 : in Kxprcgs , 0:55 : p 111
CU1CAQO , HOOK ISLAND AND 1'ACinC.
6:30 : p m Atltntle Express , O.OC a in
U:25nm : D y Kjpress , 0:51 : pin
7:20 : p m "Uei Uolnes AooouunoUtlou , 0C6 : p ui
At local depot only ,
WABASII , at. LOUIS AMD rAcinr ,
0:65 : n m Mall , 4:45 : p tc
4:60 : p m Cannon Oall 11:16 a u
At Traiikfer - > nl
CHICAGO and KOKTIIH KSTKiUf ,
6:30 : p m Kxprcsn , 8:60 : p ni
0:25 : a m I'acllla Express , 0.05 am
BIOUX CUT AND 1-ACirlO.
7:40 : p m St. l'ul DxpreBD , 8:60 : K n
7:20 : a m Day Express 0:60 : p n
UNIOH rAcirio.
8:00 : p in Western Exprcs * , 8:35 : a n
11:00am : racllla Kxprens , 4:40 : p tc
7:40 : a m Local Express , 0:54 : ft ir
12:10 : a lu Lincoln Exprcnj ,
At Trauefcr only.
DDllklY TKAINB TO OMAHA ,
Leave 7:20-8:30-0:30-10:30-11:40 : : : : : n. in. 1:30-2:3C : :
Ssg-l:30-5:30 : : : ) :35-llo5p. : : in Sunday 9:30-11:11 : :
a in. 1SO : S:30-5:30-0:35-1IC6 : : : : .p. m. Arjtve 10 mln.
utesbofuruloavlni ; time
SILOAM
MIKERAL SPRINGS.
Wo cuatantoo the cute of the followlni ; named dl '
scikce , erne ] > ay : IlhcmmtUm , Scrofula , Ulocia ,
Catarrh , ft'l ' Illood aiiJ < klndl eafva , Uripviwla , I.her
Coiaplalnt , Kidney and Illodder Dlaea e . Clout , Meu <
altfia and Atthuia , Tie ) j Spring * are the favorltt
etort of thu tired an.I delilllutod , ami are the
KKKllLi : LADIES IIK.ST FU1K.VI ) ,
OooJ hotel , Ihcry and bathing fcocotuodatlon both
H Inter and lumuier. Locality hlKhly plctureaqui
mil healthy. Accessible by Wabun railway ,
Kvcma , orO..B. ft Q. , at Albany. ( Jornviioiidono
lullcltcd , HEV. M , U. TIIOlll'SON.
Manager.
Albany , Blloam ( Jprlnm , ( Icutrjr Co. , Mo.
ANALYBIS.
Specino Qra > Hy . , . 1.001
lleactloii . , . , . . , . , , , , , Noutr
Uarboula Add Clan . , . M 111. per eallor
Ctrljunato Calcium. . . . , , . . , , . SS.OJl uralni
Carbonate Iron . , , . . . .7,011 ! '
Sulphate Jlwiiosla , . . . . , . . . , , , , aSD "
Bulphata Ualdum . 1,149 " |
Chloride Bodiuui . T.VOO
Sllllca . , . . , . , . , . ,1.&M " 1
Alumina . , . . . . . . , . 0,010
Urgaulcuid Volatile matter anil loti. . . .1,459 "
per piUon . 07,174
Opera House
WE RECEIVE AND 1'DT ON SA1E
Sale of Corsets
Laugtry Hoop Skirts , the best nnd
Corsets.
. most stylish in thft innrkct.
Lot No. 1 A good Corset , side Ince , Ladies' Huir Cloth Skirts , the only
JJ5c , worth 50 cents. ones in the citv ladies shou d
Lot No. 2 Henry Jenna Onrsct look at them to realise their mer
perfect fitting , 50c , worth 75c. its.
Lot No. 'J French Corset nt 05c ,
worth 90c. Ladies' Hose.
. embroidered
Lot No. 4 Black Corsets ,
dered , nt 7&c , worth SI. Ladies1 Hose , solid colors , 7-e per
Lot No. 5 Job Lot florsets , nil pair , worth 15 cents.
sixes , Pnrisinn glove fitting , and Ladies' Balbnagan Ho e , 8Ac per
Tnmpico , at 75e , worth 81.50. pair , worth 15 cents.
Lot No. ( > Job lot very fine French Ladies' Balbriggan Hose , cleared ,
Satin Corsets , in white and colors , IS c per pair , worth 20c.
at 81.25 , sold for $2.00 in the Fancy Striped Hose 15c , worth 25
largest retail houses in Chicago. cents ,
Fancy Striped and Plain Balbriggan
Hose , full regulars , silk checks ,
Hoop Skirts , 25c , worth 40 cents.
Black Lisle Hose , Ooc , worth 85
IIoop Ski'ts , 15 springs , 40c. cents.
Hoop Skirts , 20 springs , adjustable New shades Lisle Hose 75c , worth
bustles , ( > 5c. # 1.00.
OUll STOCK OK LADIES' , QBOTS' AND CHILDREN'S
Furnishing Goods
is complete in every respect , We do not advertise goods
that we do not have , and ask the people of Council Bluffs
to look at goods and prices , as we can sav < ? you
money.
GOGE1 & MORGAN.
Ventilated Three Inch Part ,
Ladies' Furnishing Goods and Notions at GUST Until All Disposed of.
MRSwlWA. BENEDICT ,
No. 337 Broadway . . . . . . . . . . - Council Bluffs.
HOLLER RINK
ICECREAM P UILOR.
Taught by PROF. SOHNOOH Tuesday nnd
Friday ovoninga from 8:30 :
to 20:30 : o'clock.
JUNK , FOB KENT AT § 15.00 VEH NIOHT.
/3TLARCEST FLOOR IN TOWN ,
H. H. MARTENS , Prop'r.
Mrs , HJ , Hilton , H.D. ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
. Council BluQa.
WESTERN IOWA NORMAL
-BCir.NTlFIO AND-
COMMERCIAL COLLEaE ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS - i - JO W
Will Open
THE 23rd of JUNE 1884.
,
A roiaplcto course tor teachers and thcwo deslrlni ;
a higher EnKllth education , a full litulnc-sa course ,
\\lth training In actuil biulnrea practice and Kcncr-
a > corrnpondcnre , chart hand , orniuieiital penman'
iihlp , elocution , Ocriuan and inutile. Splendid rooms ,
larK > light and \ull furnlehod , charucs > ery uioder.
ate , cottof Ihliih'icaaoiiaUo , society good , xp rl *
cnced teachen , for further imrtlcnUri , ln < ) ulro of
IlEAHUSLtY & 1'AULSOCf ,
Council lllulld , Iowa.
N , BCHUEZ ,
.
Justice of e Peace.
OFFICK OVKK AMKHICAN KXl'UESS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA ;
U ) .
BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS. '
J , Y. FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
NJ , SO Pearl Stmt . Council Illuffj , low a.
HEADQUAETERB
BAVARIAN BAWD-
Persona wishing to engage tliia Band
for parties , uociablos , Bcronadoa , oto. ,
should call or address. JAROU P. SUUMIDT ,
Manager , 25 North Maiu St ,
GASH TALK
At the well-known Establishment
OF
J. P. FILBERT
,
SiOO Upper Broaaway , the
0 ( Council llhiflj. Notice our rutlucou 1'rlco List.
We gno
15 poundi Ettra 0 Sugar for SI 00
11 jK > unda Granulated Sucar 100
26 pounila Choice Oatmeal 1 00
20 jioundu Navy Beans 1 00
20 pounds Bent Hulk Starch 100
12 pounds Carolina HIco 100
12 pounds Choice I'rumu KOU
251rara ButlaloBoap 1 00
Kxtra I xko Trout , per jiounJ UC
Lorrili ril' HUB per Ib 40
1 dozen Mackerel 16
Colorado Flour , Winter , per cwt 2 00
10 pounds Olnt-er HdaiH 1 CO
40 pounds hcmloy. . . . , l CO
( Kallon kcir Syrup 1 "o
White Fish , per kit 80
Mackerel , iicrklt 86
Dates , per pound K
10 3 pound cans Stindard Tonialuo * . 1 00
All kliula California Fruits
pouml Luak's Standard 4 lor 1 00
T. TB T.
All graded , according to quality , 15o to SOo pe
pound.
Wo olao carry a full line of lien's , Ladles' and
Children's Hue Shoe * and Mcn'i Fine Boots atcrj
lowprlcoa. Also n full line in Tluw are nnd 'oni-ra
inerdiandlHO , Call on itn anil bo convinced tha < you
can s.uo niouny Vy deallni ; with iu. Qooda delivered
( rt'O In any part of the city.
In a enl , wa am Iiourulto ( til nnd challenge a !
auJuulu comiwtltlon In this coimlv.
J. J' . FILBF.IIT" "
SJln er UrcadHay
TIIOS. orriciR , D.
OFFICER & FUSE ?
BACKERS.
Council Bluffa . . U.
Established - - 1856
Dealers la Potclxn and omestlc Eichanea an
Hrnui Bu-nrttl
As thcru are aiany
So-Onll d Veterinary Sureoons
In thJt city , ho ro practclng their quickfiy oi
our | > eoi > U , 1 ilocuilt but JUitUoto lay lint I dely
aay o ( them tu I'trjicoi diploma , or ncdeiitta'v '
uillnttliii ; that they are jiaduatt * i > f any \eti'rlnar ,
nttltuto , and I do bcruly caution the publU ftK'1' ' " '
tucu luiarki , a *
I am he Only Known Giaduale
IN WKSTBllN IOWA.
Office & Pharmacy , 125 B'dway '
AT 11LUK HAHN ,
T J CADY M D V S
, , , , , , , ,
H. H. HORNS & CO. ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Fine Cigars
Wo make n specialty , at our EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA > nd
YARA CIGARS. All Cigars Bold by us are of our own manufacture nud warranted
a represented.
OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE , C52 Broadway ,
II. H. HORNE & CO. , COUNCIL BLUFFS , . - IOWA.
Out
n order to give my entire attention to the manufacture and sale of HAIR
GOODS , my ntiro of
LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS AND NOTIONS
id at COST until nil disposed of.
MRS , D , A , BENEDICT ,
Vo. 337 , W BROADWAY COUNCIL BLUM'S , IOWA.
. STOO IEIIRT & OO
TTANUFACTTmEIlS OF
JINE P ARLO& FURNITURE
cARi-rrrs , CURTAINS , WINDOW FIXTURES , and RKPAIRINO
xx t o i * 1 o JL * X > oooxmtioxxei vrxcL TJt-
. *
A Specialty. -
NO. 300 BROADWAY COUNCIL BLUF
Mixed Bags Wanted.
The undersigned is paying the highest market price for
Rags ,
. GOLDSTEIN , ; - - - - 5-10 Broadway , Council Bluffs
WHOLESALE DEALERS INI
HATS , GAPS BUCKGLOVES ,
and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Office No. 337 W Broadway , Council BIufFsa
MAYNE & PALMER ,
DEALERS IN
Hard and Soft Goal ,
AND WOOD ,
BULK AND BARREL LliTE , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , MCniOAN PLASTER.nAIK
AND SEWER PIPE.
HO , 039 Broadway , - . . . COUNCIL BLOTFB , IOWA.
504 Main Street , Council Bluffs.
MANUFACTURER OK
TRUNKS , VALISES , AND SATCHELS
SAMPLE CASES a specialty. Shawl , Tourist , and Trunk Straps.
Twenty Years Experience. - - Repairing Neatly Executed
ON IMPROVED FARMS IN
IOWA AND NEBRASKA !
LOWEST RATES , r < ' ' so PI\RL STREET ,
W TT'DPTrC'QfYNr XT f n
BESTTEBUS. O , W. ± JJIlljU OOUJN OS UU.J Council B'.ufla , Iowa
ASADY , ORGUTT & FRENCH
urtalns , In Lacef M'fe ' , Turcoman , Etc. Oil cloths , Mattings , Linoleums Etc
jhoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST ,
pme and bo convinced that -wo are headquarters for oil goods in our line ,
heapest place to buy CARPETS. Curtains and House Furnishings In the
C-'ty.
Noa. 5 , T and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care.
We have the The latest nov
finest stock and elties for Spring
all the- latest de Overcoats w o
signs to select have just re
from. ceived. See them
ONE BUT THE LEADING
HANDS EST OK EMPLOYED. SKILU5I ) MercM Tailors
7 & 9 Main Street , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
WHY DOTSPT YOU
iJV.fl. JL JUr VK JM > JLJt V r
GETSDUE OF
' CUSTOM SHIRTS ?
Perfect Fitting , Heat an < J > Cbeapest. Pine Linen Collars ami Cuds.
3tfo. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Sowa
Metalio Caskets and Wootlin Coffins of ail Kinds.
ELEGRAPII ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEKDAYAND NIGH.
J3t. .
I
220 South Main Street , Countil Bluffs , Iowa.
"Wo guarantee our work as first-class in over manner and style at low price
Wo inako a specialty oi Groupos , Pumilioa , and ojpccially children , whio
wo take quicker than a wink. COJilE AND SEE US ,
SOI1MIDV & R1LEY , Propriotora.
HEUMAYER'S HOTEL
ON TOE
9 P : H
Furnitme and appointmcnta all now. Noa , 208 nnd 210 Broad way , Council Blu
. , J.
29 Main Street Council Blutfs