OMAHA DAILF BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , THURSDAY ; JUNE 19 , 1884.
THE PAIL * BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Thursday Homing , Jane 19 ,
suusoRtrriON IUTES.
Carrlct - - ! 0 < % ont r *
By - - - - - p
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By Mil - - - - - 10.00 per yew
OFFICE :
No. 7 Pearl Street , Hoar Broadway ,
M1NOK MENTION ,
Sco J. Reitar'a Spring Goods.
Work on the school building on Third
slroot , between Eleventh and Twolvoth
nvenuo , is going on rather slowly.
The national convention was ono of
considerable excitement , and nil , both
ladies and gentlemen , were pleased with
it.
W. P. Aylcsworth is getting along well
in the raisitiR of Mrs. Bryant's brick
house , the first brick house raised in thi *
city yot.
The ndvanco car of L. Jl. Barrott'a
big circus arrived here yesterday , nnd
the brigade commenced scattering paper
advertising the show for July 4.
In the district court , the case of II. T.
McPherson vs V. Jenninga was on trial
yesterday , it being n suit for damaged on
account of the killing of a horso.
Chris. Durr lias charge of the passenger
gor and Frank Everett of the ferry cars ,
during the nbsonco of Oharlio Mack the
regular passenger conductor on the
dummy.
Max Mohn is puUlngdown carpets and
putting up beds in the now part of his
hotel. The Creston house will , when
completed , compare favorably with nny {
hotel in the city.
Permits to wed wore yesterday granted
to Jacob M. Drczor nnd Willomona
Davis ; Robert Buchanan , of Wlnslow ,
Illinois , and Lula S. Goetz , of Sioux
Palls ; John Miles and Rose Tiddlo , of
Omana.
A sewer IB being constructed across
Maine street at Ninth avenue , before
the paving at that point is completed.
This is the first work on the sewer con
tract lately lot to Major McCaulloy , of
Das Moincs.
In the case of 0. E. Oarr vs. the city ,
it is understood that a temporary injunc
tion ia to bo issued restraining the city
from collecting taxes on the land in ques
tion , until it can bo determined by the
courts whether it ia used strictly for agri
cultural purposes.
The gathering at the Y. M. 0. f A. on
Tuesday evening was a decided success * .
The rooms were crowded with people ,
all the Boating room was occupied the
standing space was taken. After qomo
singing and two readings there was an
intermission and the delegates retired to
an adjoining room. When they came in
again all were ticketed to represent the
states.
>
The jury in the case of Sapp fc Lyman
va. Aikon , Underwood & Co. , were out
nearly all night , and about daylight
agreed on a verdict giving $1,100 to the
plaintiff as attorney fooa In the cases in
which they claimed to have acted for de
fendants. ThO judgement asked for by
plaintiffs was about § 1,400 , and the rout
of the jury were in favor of granting the
whole amount claimed , but ono only i
wanted to give plaintiff a judgment for
ono dollar , and aa a final compromise the
above amount was agreed to.
The recent action of the supervisors of
this county will apparently stimulate
Crawford county to build a now jail , oven
if Pottawattamio county will not build
ono for itself. The Bullotiu says :
At the adjourned session of the board
of supervisors Friday it was decided that
a proposition to build a jail should bo
submitted to the voters of this county.
Pottawattamio haa refused to longer fur
nish quarters for prisoners from other
counties , and we must face ono or two
alternatives. Wo must lot our prisoners
"board around" like the ancient school
teacher , in charge of a baliff , or wo must
build a county jail. With the former
plan our criminal expenses will not only
bo enormous but justice will often bo
thwarted by the escape of prisoners.
The bettor plan ia to build a jail. An
investment of $10,000 to $12,000 will
put up a jail requisite to the needs of
the county for years to como. In the
end it will bo a great Having to taxpayers ;
aa the expenses of tranportatlon to and
from the Bluffs , medical bills , etc. , will
bo avoided. The proposition will bo
voted on at the general election next
fall and will , wo bpliovo , command the
support of a majority of the voters of
the county.
Buahnoll sells railroad tickets cheap to
all points.
PEItSON/VIj ,
E. J. Abbot , of Boston , is at the Ogdea.
ConuUbta O , Wesley ia up and around
again ,
A. Ilorrt , of Avocv won in the city yea *
tcrday.
of
John Limit lias returocxl from Indiana and $
niinolu.
"T. K.
the Ogdm ,
QM , Bouthwlck , of New York , arrived at
tlio Ogden yciterday ,
John Kpentcr li&i returns ] from u trip to
Yankton and Sioux Tails ,
3 , P , Filbert lias returned from Loup Val <
ley And wears a healthy comiilextou , p ,
W.f , A. Smith , of AtlchUon , ICantu , A for
nephew of ifayor Vaughan , hai arrived hero
ncl i to crvo na cliiik in the JlayorV oiDco |
i n place nthe latt-lamentcl. Ho tM < cmi to ho
a young inan of pppotita cjualltiui of hi * produ-
oeuor , and will doubtliaw make friend * and
keep them lieru
Sweat potato planU J rgefc stock in
< he weat by W. JJ , Foster , Council
Send for price lUt.
BATHED IN BLOOD.
A Stranger Found Lying in a
Lumber Yard With His
Throat Out ,
A Fruitless Bonroh Tor tlio Police.
About 1 o'clock yesterday morning the
citizens living in the vicinity of the Chicago
cage lumber yard on south Mnin street ,
were aroused from sloop by some un <
earthly yells , and shrieks , groans and
callx for help. They soon located those
sounds as proceeding from the lumber
yard , and a number of them going there
with lamps , found a man lying there
/weltering in his own blood , which was
still gushing forth from a cut in his
throat , apparently made by a pocket
knlfo which lay on the ground beside
him. An attempt wan made to hunt up
the police , the man yelling BO lustily
that it was ovidout ho was in
no danger of immcdato death , although
the loss of blood from the gash in his
throat was great , and was gradually
weakening him. The citizens shouted
and whistled nnd started off in different
directions to find some policeman. Mr.
George Blaxdim nnd another man wont
up Main street so far as Broadway ,
whistling and calling , but raised no ofli-
cor until on Broadway officer O'Brion
came up to them. Than ho blow his
whistle in vain for some time , but suc
ceeded in getting Ofllcor Mot calf , who
wont with him down Main street. The
blooding man wasjput in a wagon , and
taken to police headquarters , whore Dr.
Mackrai and Dr. Emends attended to
the wound , which proved to bo several
inches in Inngth , but ono which was not
deep enough to provo fatal.
After the man had got calmed down
enough to tell his story his statement was
of sucli a nature aa to load to the conclu
sion that ho was a little off his mental
balance , possibly owing to liquor or
drugs , no gave his name a'a E. P.
Qoigor , and said that his 'homo was In
Roseville , "Warren county , Ills. lie had
boon ct O'Neill , Seward and other points
in western Nebraska looking for lands ,
ho having years before owned a farm in
Nebraska , but selling , had returned to
Illinois , only to get the western fever
again and so returned. Ho said that at
Seward ho got on a sprno and n
darkey robbed him of about $ GO and ho
himself got arrested for being drunk.
While in jail there a vigilance committee
sent him m a card notifying him that
they were going to hang him and since
then they had boon following him. They
tracked him to this city and when ho got
off the train Tuesday night they got off
too and followed him into the lumber
yard. They Avcro preparing to put a
nposo around his nock and ho made up
his mind that if ho had to bo lynched ho
preferred to kill himself nnd BO cut his
throat1 Bio claimed to bo n member
of the G. A. II , and so the
veterans took a kindly interest
in his case , and provided him with clean
clothing , his own being saturated with
blood. _ Ho was under the care of the
physicians yesterday , and was getting on
nicely , and gave promise of living many
years yet. Ho is a man of remarkable
strength and flno physique , and it is
hoped that his present apparent mental
malady may pass away. Attempts are
being made to got communication with
his friends by telegraph , and await their
advice as to what further action shall bo
taken in hla caso.
John Epontor yesterday received
another lot of mantels. Without doubt
those arc the finest over in the
city , The decorations on some are sim
ply superb. If you wish something In
this line do not fail to call and BOO John
at 307 Broadway.
HAD SOME LEFT ,
Tlio Old Man Who Waa Conlldouccd
Still n.notlier Bag of Gold.
As mentioned in THE BUB a few weeks
ago , an old man from Wisconsin , named
J. M. Pratt was the victim of confidence
men at the Union Pacific depot , ho being
robbed of $1,000 , The nervous , fright
ened and distrustful actions of the old
gontlomau after realizing that ho had
boon swindled caused some comment at
the timo. Ho would not allow even his
valise and overcoat to bo cared for by
the baggago-mastor at the depot , for fear
they would bo stolen , and would not ao <
company the officer across the river to
look after the confidence follows , saying
that ho was afraid that they would kill
him. Those nervous and auspicious
actions were at the time accounted for on
the theory that the excitement of being
confidoucod had proved too much for his
acted nerves. It is now learned from the
Sheboygan , Wis. , News , published , near
his homo , which ia at ilingham , Wis. ,
that the old Gentleman had on hla person ,
besides the $1,000 out of which ho was .
swindled , $1.100 in gold , and with this
fact known , U is easy to account for the
old man's nervousness and suspicion.
Before leaving homo ho was cautioned
and advised to got drafts instead of taking
currency and gold with him , but the old
man thought ho was able to look after
himself and his money , and would not
take the advice , It seems that ho must
have felt not only afraid that ho would
lose his gold as well aa greenbacks , but
wacfoahamed of losing the $1,000 , for the
statement which is current at his Wiscon
sin homo is that ho was chloroformed and
then robbed.
If the confidence moawho relieved him
the $1,000 learn that ho had still loft
$1,100 in gold , they will fool like suicid
ing for not striking him for all his wealth.
Attention ) Hoys In Bluet
1ILAINE , lOaAK , AND VIUTOKY.
There will bo a mooting of veteran
soldiers and sailors at the court house on
Friday evening , Juuo 20,1884 , at 7:30 :
m. , to effect a permanent organization
the coming campaign , It is hoped
and expected that all old vet will bo at
hand. Look out for Wall. MoFadden
and fall in line , :
J. Fox , Prealdont. :
J. 0 , IliiooAiiKCK , Secretary ,
The Fourth t Glenwood ,
The enterprising metropolis of Mills
county will celebrate the coming anni
versary of our independence in a manner
that will stir the blood of patriots. The
president of the day is Hon. Wm. Wheel
er. Committees have been appointed to
take charge of all details and arc now
working out a complete programme. The
Abe Lincoln post of the O. A. II. of
Conncll Bluffs will bo there and 200
Knights of Pythias from Omaha arc ox
poctod. All tiling considered , Olonwood
will have the boss celebration.
Something for Nothing ,
Until further notice wo give to each
twontiolh customer his purchase , what
ever the price or value of the same may
bo. Our cashier will keep nn accurate
record of every transaction , nnd when
the twentieth sale of any amount is made
the purchaser will bo presented with the
samo. Wo have adopted for the present
this system of advertising because it
gives our patrons instead of the news
papers the five per cent , which it cost
us. Clothing retailed at wholesale
prices. Hats retailed at case prices.
Furnishing goods , trunks , bags , umbrellas
las , etc. , etc. Every twentieth customer
presented with his purchase.
MKTOALF Biios.
Itoal Kstnto TranHfcrs ,
The following transfers were filed Juno
18th , 1884 , and reported by P. J. Mo
Mahon , Council Bluffr :
George Hoffman to Annie L. Gary ,
lot ! ) , block 2 , Jackson's add , $3000.
Rudolph Tailor to Francis Guitar , lot
3 , blook 0 , Riddle's sub , § 2500.
Henry Peterson to Olive A. Swift ,
part n J , nw J , 10 , 77 , 39 , $1 0.
William Walaco to Christian Peterson
nw ] nw A , 4 , 77 , 39. $1000.
Avocn Loan and Land company , to
Henry H. Peterson , part ni nw K 10 ,
77,39 , g50.
B. F. Linvillo to P. H. Ellia , lot 14 ,
block ( I , Oakland. $385 ,
Total Bales $9,005 ,
COMMEHOIAli ,
COUNCIL DLDrrS MAnKlCT.
Wheat-No. 1 milling , 7C@80 ; No. 3 05 ®
70 ; rejected fit ) .
Corn Local purposes , 40@45 ,
Oats For local purposes , 85@-10.
Hny-810 00@1'J 00 per ton ; baled , fiO@K ( )
llyo-40@45o.
Corn Meal 1 30 per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , 0 00 ®
700.
700.Coal
Coal Delivered , bard , 11 CO per ton ; soft ,
0 00 per ton 1
Lard Falrbank'a , wholesaling at 9Jc.
Flour City flour , 1 C0@3 30 ,
Brooms 2 95@3 00 per dor ,
LIVK STOCK.
Cattle Butcher cows 3 75@4 35. Butcher
staors 4 50@5 00.
Hogs J 00@4 25.
rnormcE ANIJ
Quotations by J. M. St. John & Co. , com
mission merchants , 533 Broadway ,
Live I'oultry Chickens , C@8c ; turkeys ,
lOc.
ijtl'c.iclios J bus. box , 1 00 ,
Oranges 0 00@0 00 per box.
Lemons 5 OOfeG 00 par box.
Bananas 3 50 ® 1 00 per bunch
Butter Creamery , 20c ; rolls , choice 9@10c.
Eggs 13o per dozen.
Strawberries Fancy homo grown , 15c ] > er
quart.
Vegetables Potatoes , 3 C0@4 50 ; onions ,
75c ; cabbogo , 4 centa per pound ; apploa ,
non'o in 'market ; Boons , ] TO@2
bushel.
RiceM. D.
or o'hcr tumors removed without the
knlfo or drawing o blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES o'klnd"
Over thirty yoara practical oxpcrlcnoo Offloo No
1'oarl street , Council Uluda
jtJTConcultitlon trco
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special a vortlscmonts , eve AS Loot ,
Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Kent , Wants , Board
Ing , etc. , will bo Inserted In this column at the low
rate of TEN CENTS PER UNE ( or the drat Insertion
and FIVE CENTS FER LINK ( or each subsequent n
eartlon. Leave advertisements it out office , No.
Pearl Street , near Broadway
WANTS.
W'ANTKB Peed cook , eood unpeg. Emmctt
Hoiua , flth St. and 10th A > o.
MRS. D. DUROAN.
WANTED To buy a rccond hand [ Una In good
condition. Addrcu with discretion and
price , "A" Ilsn oluco , Council Itlufta
WANTED A ulrl ( or general lioueowork. Call
at IlKK olllco.
" 17011 IlENT. Illicit house ( our largo tquire roomi
JL1 and pantry , and two largo closets , clstorn , welt
and barn. 916 per month. Location central. Kn-
< | ulro J. Hulhan , 313 Broadway.
Q1TUATION WANTED-By an expeilonncd iteno
O grapher and type-wrltor operator. Beet o ( refer
ence * . Address , tJtcnoeraphcr , box 1.ID6 , Janes-
vllle , Wl .
WANTKD Five hundred pieces of flrttclai )
iccond hand carpet and two hundred heating
itoci. . A. J. MANUEL , 326 Ilroadn ay.
/"VtD I'Al'KUS For sale U BBS olllco , at 25 cent *
\J a hundred.
\T7ANTEU-Every botlym Council Blurh to take
VV TuiBiK. Dollrcrod by carrier at only twenty
conta a week.
FOH BALK Top Butrgy. Dexter springs , and
tingle harness. Enquire , II , K. Seaman , 405
Broadway.
HOTEL FOK IlENT The Tremont Houio ( or
rent on rcajona le tcrma. Furniture will be
( old to renter. Apply on premises opposite llrood
way dummy depot , Council lUuff ) ,
TT7ANTED Sltuitlon o homo-keeper and scam- a
VV itroit bv a middle aged woman. Addreu ,
lira. Palmer , 1007 South llth tit Omaua. Neu.
nnlCKbAYKIlS WANTKD-Meailv employment I
! . ' . . . ' r ( our llloulh8MAUTIN HUU1I1U , Coun-1 e
A GENTS Ladle * and gentlemen can make first
/Ycluw wage * by Belling the "Champion Bosom
Utrecther and ronlng Board. " lletalli at (1.00.
Any lady can do up a flue ihlrt without a wrinkle
and gloM 1 H nloeiyMthoucitlaundrleican.Addrew
forpftitlcuUrsO. B. B. & L Co. , B office , (01 one
mouth.
Railway Time Table.c
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following are the times of the rriv l and de
parture of tnlni by central lUndanl time , at the
local ilopoti. Tralni leave trauifer depot tea mla-
an earlier and arrive ten miuuUw later.
cmcAoo , luiUKoroii AMD QUINOT.
UAVE. 1KUTI.
6:36 : p m Chicago Exprou 0X0 a in
9 : 0 a m Ful Mall. T.OO p rr
6:15 : a in [ * Mall and Kxprcsi , 73 ! p III
12.30 p m Accommodation. 8.M p m
"At local iltjKit only.
tl H OITT , IT. JOl 1MD OODIiCIti BLUm.
10.01 a m Mall and Expreei , 7.-05 p m
8:06 : p ra 1'aclflo Kiprcw , 6 0 p m
OmCAOO , II1LWAVIM AMD IT. TAVk
6:26 : p m Exprou , 0:05 : a m
B15 ; a m Kxpreaf , C.65 p m
OnlOAOO , ROCK liLAMD AMD rAOUTIO ,
6-M p m Atlantic Cxpreai , 8-OS a m
9.25 a in Day KxpreM , 0.51 p in
7ISO p in "Doe Molnee Accommodation , O.C5 p m
'At local depot only ,
. J1I , T , LOUH AMD rACinO.
P.U a m Mall , 4:15 : p m
1:60piu : Cannon U U 11:15 : am
At Tram/crcul
CIUOAOO and MOKTUWUTBKH ,
6:30 p m EipruM , 0.10 p m
. a in l-aoina KiprtM , 6.08 a m
IIODX CITT AXD MCinO.
7:10 p ra St. 1'aul Kxprvai , 8 to a ra
7iO a u Day KxprvM 0.60 p m
UNIOM ricirio.
8.-00 p ra Wnteru Kxprew , 8 U a m
11:00 : a ra I'noino Kxpreu , 4:10 : pra
7:10 : a in Local Expreu , 0.61 a m
1Z:10 a m Lloooln FapreM ,
At Trautf er only ,
POUMT TKAIXl TO OMiUA.
Leave 7.-20-VJM-0JO-10J0-ll:10 : a. m. 1JO-1 : JO | . -
. 11-06 p m Bunday 9JO-11 :
m. 1SO--JJO-6JO-8:50-ll-Xi6 : : p. m , Anim 10 mlu
utci bcfvro leavlni ; tune ' Ir
Opera House
BAZAR
WE RECEIVE AND PUT ON SALE
New Goods
Corsets ,
Lot No. 1 A good Corset , side lace ,
35c , worth 60 cents.
Lot No. 2 Henry Jeiuis Corset
perfect fitting , 5'0c , worth 75c.
Lot No. 3 French Corset nt Goc ,
wortli OOc.
Lot No. 4 Black Corfots , embroi
dered , at 75c , worth SI.
Lot No. 5 Job Lot Corsets , all
sizes , Parisian glove fitting , and
Tampico , at 75c , worth 81.oO ,
Lot No. G. .Job lot very fine French
Satin Corsets , in white and colors ,
at $1.25 , Hold for $2.00 in the
largest retail houses in Chicago.
Hoop Skirts ,
Hoop Ski ts , 15 springs , 40c.
Hoop Skirts , 20 springs , adjustible
bustles , 05c.
Lnngtry Hoop Skirts , the best and
most stylish in the market.
Ladies' Hair Clotto Skirts , the only
ones in the citv ladies slioiud
look at them to realize their mer
its.
Ladies' Hose.
Ladies' Hose , solid color-i , 7-Jc per
pair , worth 15 cents.
Ladies' Balbnggan Hose , 8ic per
pnir , worth 16 cents.
Ladies' Balbnggaii Hose , cleared ,
12 c per pair , worth 20c.
Fancy Striped Hose 15c , worth 25
cents ,
Fancy Striped and Plain Balbriggan
Hose , full rognlars , silk checks ,
26c , worth 40 cent ? .
Black Lisle Hose , G5c , wortli 85
cents.
New shades Lisle Hose 75c , worth
1.00.
OUH STOCK OI1 LADIES' , DENTS' 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 save you
money.
GOGK1 & MORGAN.
ROLLER RINK
IOE OREAM PARLOR.
Taught by Pnor. SOHNOOB Tuesday nnd
Friday evenings from 8:30 :
to 10:30 : o'clock.
KINK FOB BENT AI 515.00 PER NIOUT.
JC3TLARCEST FLOOR IN TOWN.
H. H. MARTENS , Prop'r. '
Mrs , HJ , Hilton , H.D. ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
323 Middle Bro'l-w y. Council BluQa ,
WESTERN IOWA NORMAL
SCIENTIFIC AND-
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS -
Will Open
THE 23rd of JUNE 1884.
A complete cauria for teachers and thoio desiring
higher EuKlUh education , a full business course ,
with . tralulrjtf In actiul business practice and gencr-
a. ooin | iondciico , > hort hand , ornamental poria an-
Blilp , elocution , Oirmin anil music. Bplenilld rooms ,
largit , light and u til futnUhcd , charges very moder
ate , oott of Ih las reasonable , society good , expert.
enced | teachers , or further imrtlculara , Inqulroof
IlEA'tDSLbY ' & PAULSON ,
Rouudl llluHi , Iowa.
N. SCHURZ.
Justice of e Peace.
OFKICK OVKIl A1IEUICAN EXPRESS.
UODNOIL BLUFFS , - IOWA ;
BOOGE'8 SIOUX OITY HAMS. '
J. Y , FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
tfo .88 I'cirl Street Council Bluffi , Iowa.
HEADQUARTERS
BAVARIAN BAND.
Persons wishing to engage this Band
for parties , sociables , serenades , etc. ,
ihouldcall or address , JAOOII P , SCHMIDT , .
Manager , 25 North Main St , '
TUOS. OCTICU , U. M.
OFFICER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Council BluOf la.
Zstablishea - - 1858
Dealerelrj Foreign aad omooUo Exohaoge an
M SacoriU
GASH TALKS !
At the well-known Establishment
OF
J. P. FBLBERT
,
209 Upper Broadway , the
PIONEER GASH
Of Council Blufls. Notice our reduced Trice List.
We give
IS pounds E tr O Sugar for , . 81 00
11 pounds Granulated Sugar . 1 ( X )
25 pounds Choice Oatmeal . 100
26 pounds Navy Boms. . . 1 00
20 pounds Bst Bulk Starch . 1 00
12 pounds Carolina Rico . . . 1 00
12 pounds Choice Prum s . 100
25 bars Buffalo Soap . 1 00
Hxtra Lake Trout , per pound . 09
Lorrlhard'a Plug per Ib . to
1 dozen Mackerel . 16
Colorado Flour , Winter , per cwt. . 200
10 pounds dinit or Heaps . 1 00
40 pounds h niloy . 1 00
6 gallon keg Syrup . 1 70
Wflto Fish , per kll . 80
Mackerel , per kit . 86
Dates , per pound . 10
103 pound cans StmJard Tomatoes . . . . . . 1 00
All kinds California FrulU .
pound Liuk'a Standard i for . 1 00
T. T. , T.
All giadeg , according to quality , 15a to SOo per
.
pound.
We alga carry a full line of Men's , Ladle * ' and
Children' ) fine Shoes and tlen'i Fine Boot ) at very
low prloo * . Also a full line 01 Tinware and general
merchandise. Call on us and be convinced that you
can save monny ky dealing with us. Goods delivered
free In any part of the city.
la > word , tre an bound to soil and challenge all
audaole competition In this county.
j. p. FILHEHT <
09 u .or Broadway
AB there arc many
So-Oalled Veterinary Surgeons
In this city , who are practicing their quackery on
our people , I deem It but Jujtlu ) to lay that I doly
any ol them to produce a diploma , or credential ,
ridiculing that they are giaduatea of any veterinary
nttltute , and I do hereby caution the publl j agalni
luctl quacki , M
I am the Only Known Graduate
IN WESTEltN IOWA.
Office & Pharmacy , IOWA."I E
AT BLUE UABN.
T. J. OADYM.D.V. S.
SILOAM
MINERAL SPRINGS.
Wo truarantee the cure of the following named dli-
oatoe , oruo pay : KbeumatUm , Scrofula , Ulcer * ,
Catarrh , all DIood and tkln dUearci , Dvtp psla , Liver
Complaint , Kidney and Bladder Disease * . Qout , Noil-
alla | and Athma , Tlicio Spring * are the favorite
I .art of the tired an 1 debllitaUd , and are the
FKK1JLK LADIKS KKXI FHIEND ,
QooJ hotel , llv ry and bathing acoomodatlon both
winter and lummer. Locality highly plctureaqu *
and healthy. Accessible by Wabuu railway ,
Kvouaora.U. A Q. , at Albany. CorroaponJcnc
solicited , HKV. U. U. TIIOMl'SON ,
Uanager.
Albany , Slloam Spring * , iQentry Co. , Uo.
ANALYSIS.
Spedfio Gravity , l.OOJ
Iteactlon , Neutra
Catbonla Acid Oa * Jfl In , per gallon
Carbonate Calcium , 86,01 Orau *
Carbonate Iron , , . 7,011 ' , '
Sulphate llagnixla 8,489 '
Sulphate Calcium , . . , . , , , , l.llfl "J
Chloride Sodium M7Zoo '
SlUlca , , . . .1.6M "J
Alumina . , , .0,010
Organloand VoUtU * matter and loc.1,469 "
Ul Klld * per gallon B7.1U " '
Wuuu T * Uuuiix , ChemUU
H.H. HORNE & CO. ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Fine Cigars
Wo make n specialty , nt our EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA nd
YAIIA 01GARS. All Cigars sold by us uro of our own manufacture and warranted
as represented.
OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE , I 552 Broadway ,
H. H. HORNE & CO. , I COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA ,
. STOOIKIIEIRT & CO
-MANUFACTUnEKS OF
FJNEPARLOR FURNITUBE
CARPETS , CUHTAINS , WINDOW FIXTUIIES , and KKPAIIUNO
axtox'iox * DDooox-rt-tioaa-s tviacl TTT :
A Specialty.
NO. 309 BROADWAY . COUNCIL BLUF
SMITH & TOLliEIt.
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS
7 and 9 Main street ,
i
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
. -Jr
Mixed Bags Wanted.
The undersigned is paying the highest market price for
Bags.
S. GOLDSTEIN , ; . . . . 540 Broadway , Council Bluffa
WHOLESALE DEALEUS JN
and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
MAYNE & PALMEB ,
AND WOOD ,
BULK AND BAIUiFL LUJE , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMFNT , MICHiaAN PLASTKR.HAIB
No , 039 Broadway , - ANDSKWERPrPE. . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
504 Main Street , Council Blufls.
MANUFACTURER OP
S , VALJSES , 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 , TTTT PEARL STREET ,
CJ HO 80
BESTTERUS. O , VV , UU.J CouncU B'uffs ,
ASADY , ORGUTT & FRENCH
urtalna , In lace , filllr , Turcoman , Etc. Oil clothsMattlnga , Llnolouma Etc
hoicest and Best Selected STOOK in the WEST ,
ome and bo convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods in our line ,
heapest place to buy CARPETS , Curtains and House Furnishings in the
City.
Nos. B , 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care
Ventilated Three Inch Part ,
Only
Ladies' Furnishing Goods and Notions at COST Until All Disposed of.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
No. 337 Broadway - . s . Council Bluffs.
WHY DON'T YOU
ETSOME OF
FITCH BROTHERS' ' CUSTOM SHIRTS ?
Perfect Fitting , Beat nd Cheapest. Fins Linen Collar * wid Cuffs.
No. 71 Fount Street Council Bluffs , Iowa
ID. IMC OOHXTJ rnESH-Ij
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER !
Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds.
EL Ed RAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGH
OXTo. OL-Si 1ST. OVI , i3t3L g t. . Ooxi.xi.oll
KNICKERBOCKER PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY !
220 South Main Street , Countil Bluffs , Iowa.
Wo guarantee our work aa first-claw in over manner and style at loir price )
Wo make a specialty of Groupes , Families , and especially children , whlc
wo take quicker than a wink. COMB AND SEE US.
ROHMTDT & RILEY. Proprietors.
NEUMAYER'S HOTEL
ON THE
American Plan.
Furniture and appointments all now , Nos. 208 and 210 Broadway , Council Bin
MRS.J. J. GOOD.
29 Main Street - Council Bluffs