Nebraska Newspapers

    OMAHA BAIL if BEE-COUNCIL jBLUFFS THURSDAY , JUNE 26 , 1884.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Thursday Morninp-i Jane 20
BUBSonirrioN RATES.
HP Carrier - - - - - - - rents per week
By HaU - - - - - - - $10.00 per year
OFHOE :
No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
Lawns at Hurkncsa Bros.
See J. Roitora spring goods.
Bushnoll sells railroad tickets cheap to
nil points.
Three drunks before the police courl
yesterday.
The city council is to moot to-morrow
orouning.
See Brackott , 224 and 220 Broadway ,
for fire works'
Carpets of all kinds nt n great reduc
tion nt Harkness Brothers.
Yesterday was Intended for n gala day ,
but proved to bo n gale day.
Sweet potatojplants largest 'Block In
the wcaU-by W. H. Foster , Council
Blffua. Send for price list.
Tno funeral of the little aon of Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Taylor was hold yesterday
afternoon at the Catholic church.
All the business houses nro expected to
close from 1 o'clock to 0 o'clock thia afternoon -
noon ao that nil may take in the races.
It ia reported that Michaela Bros , will
endeavor to settle their financial troubles
nnd then embark in business in Omaha.
The Crawford County Bulletin nomi
nates P. E. 0. Lalloy , of Donison , as the Al
democratic candidate for district attor
ney.
ney.The
The storm was such that with tent
blown down and the ring flooded Trlth
water Doris' circus did not make n show till [
hero , but loft last night for Rod Oak. cit
tie
Charles Hamilton , the boy who was
shi
arrested for stealing a Jap-robo at the fair
ground , did not have a hearing yostoryay , town
the owner of the robe not showing up. wn
tht
There was no little acaro about fire at rui
the Bloomer school building yesterday. on
Some ono seeing what ho thought was n the
tongue of flame , with smoke near the rad
roof. The building was entered but no or
blaze discovered at all. for
A largo number of fine horses have jus for >
boourocoivednt Mayno's saloand boarding POB
atablo on Broadway , opposite the dummy Thi
depot , and will bo disposed of at private als
Bale. A chance for bargains in good old
Seed
horse flesh. od
Jacob Allies , brother of the well-known the
John Ahles , of this city , died n few days pec
ago at the soldiers'homo inErio , Ponn. bui
Ho was a veteran member of Co. B , 08th lea
Ponn. volunteers. Ho formerly lived fro
br
hero.
to
Glonwood sent up n dashing four-in- th
tin
hand yesterday to the races , and as it lic
proved , to the storm. The party consisted do
ed of H. G. Onlloy , Dr. W. II. Parsons , ha
Shorlil Dan Farrell , nnd Mayor P. P. pic
Kolloy. They made their head-quarters pn an >
nt Bcchtolo'a. th
Mr. Hartnoy'a famous nag , "Jack wnmi
Porogoy , " now known aa "Oollondor1
won tbo 8500 purse nt the Joncsvillo ,
( Wls. ) races on the 17th inst. , winning Hi
three straight hoata in 2:27jr. : Hartnoy
otill owns a brother to Oollondor , which
ia a handsome horse nnd gives promise of
It
great speed.
The dear old grandmother , oven if it
does claim to bo the organ of the repub
lican party , was n little too provioua in its od
editorial announcing the judicial conven St
tion for yesterday. The county convention oh
ohmi
tion was hold yesterday and the judicial mite
convention is hold to-day. to
The excavation ia being made for the dami
Bowers on North Main street , nnd it was mi
intended yesterday to commence on so
Broadway , but owing to the crowd on an
the street nnd the interference with CO
travel , it was doomed boat not to do ao , COKi
Ki
ft hence ono gang was laid ofl.
The following named persons wore yes
terday given permission to wed : George Ha )
Coned to IdaJJM. Ferguson , of Oareon ; Hahi
A. W. Askwith , of Walnut , to A.E.
Fleming , of this city ; Silas Koonau to
Delia Hurd , of Lowia. The lost named
person was granted R divorce from her
husband on the 18th Instant , for inhuman
treatment.
M. Morris , who has como hero from Bl
the eastern part of Iowa , and who haa '
eighteen years experience in raising brick
houses , has formed a partnership with
W. P. Aylcaworth , of thia city. Yes
terday they began turning the jacks rais
ing Mrs. Bryant's house. They are nlso
to raise Mr. Officer's briok residence on
Miller avenue , nlso Mr. Pusoy'e.
Fred W. Lyons , who lias boon a clerk M
at the Union Pacific transfer for two
years and a half , was yesterday married
II [
at Villisca to Miss Eva Scott , ono of the
IIBe
most worthy young ladies of that place. Be
Fred deserves a good wife , nnd has now Ber
got one , and his many friends will r <
heartily congratulate him on the event.
The newly-wedded ones will go to Denver Gi
on their .
trip.
1)
The Nonpareil , In speaking of the 1)C
coming congressional contest , says it has 1)n
"nonaraea to suggest , " but only "asks C <
the convention to nimo n candidate who n
will not need to be defended cither as to Si
his personal or public character. " The SiBt
dear old lady has evidently still clinging Bt
to oven her weak memory the recollec BtCl
tion of the way elio tried to Jorco Mayor Cl
Anderson on the people , and how BIO and
her pet were eat down on. No vendor
she doesn't care to try it again , and no tc
wonder that she wants a different sort of tcCi
acudidato , Cit t !
At n mooting of the Congregational
church lost evening the pastor'a resigna
tion was accepted.
The circus wagons have had n hard
time of it. Last night they wore stuck
in the mud on nearly every street run
ning south to the 0. B. & Q. depot.
Last evening at the residence of the
bride's mother , Tin Mills street , A. W.
Askwith , a prominent attorney of Wal
nut , was married to Corn E. Flomming.
Work has commenced on A. T. Flick-
ingor'a now residence on Fourth nvonuo.
Peter Wind has the contract and the
house when completed will cost about
5 1,000.
Yesterday Smith & Rolloy , the mer
chant tailors , wore closed. This house
Booms very unlucky , thia being the
second time this business haa boon shut
down inside ono month.
D. W. Smith , deputy -treasurer of the
atato , is In the city , looking over the
political field. Ho is looked upon as the
coming republican candidate for treasur
er , nnd has n strong support.
The two year old daughter of Fred
White Tras last night found , at the 0. , B.
6 Q. depot with ono of the roustabouts
of the circus. She evidently had boon
kidnapped , as she was crying , and Officer
Towns arrested the man who had the girl
by the hand. She was bkon homo and
the man refused to give his name nt po
lice headquarters. Ho will hnvo a trial
this morning.
Hnintnur IlalB ,
Hats arrived nnd sell daily nt Auworda
& Co.'a , 317 Broadway. I
STEEET BOBBERY ,
Lll Sorts of FflRln Gained Kept Going ,
Until mayor VmiKlmn Stops
Them Short. ye
th ;
Yesterday thcro were many people
ironging the principal streets of the cri
ity ; , drawn by the circus , races , convon- tin
ion , etc. , and , of course , the thieves and tin
liarnors flocked into the city also , ready
gouge everybody and anybody who pli
as simple enough to bo enticed into Is
heir webs. The old soap games were
ono corner three of ,
loao follows standing within
xdius of ton foot , nndoach.oflenng thrco
four little bits of common bar soap the
r § 0 , nnd pretending to give n chance tht
r some of the $10 bills , which were sup- PI
osod to bo wrapped in the packages , to
ho jewelry man , with his dice box , was
so < catching foolish flies , and oven the ret
d-tiino thimble-rig was resurrected , Ko
overal of these street claim-
\ corner traps - up
to bo running under the protection of chn
10 city authority , and showed licenses to one
addle sell etc.
Boap , jewelry , PCI '
There was a general howl among the
usinoss men and Mayor Vaughan on pi
jarning of the situation came to the
rent , and for once , at least , made a bold
roak < for decency and order. Ho spoke
Chief Skinner nnd told him to make
hose ( follows shut up business or pull
hem in. The little chief said they were roc
iconscd < , but the little mayor said , "I
on't care what they have or pretend to yes
iavo , they can't stand hero and rob poo- P. '
ilo. " The chiot wont on his way and
irocoodod to execute ths order given ,
nd made the follows at least got oil Into
ho by-way instead of being on the high- Go
rays. Mayor Ynughan deserves a credit S4
nark for his action this time , sure.
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SEE the flno now stock of parasols nt
larkiioss Bros.
3AINT FEANOIS ACADEMY , wll
Eu
Holds Its . du
Twelfth Annual Com.
cla
moncomnnt this Evening.
Ono of the most prosperous and worthy
iducational institutions in the west is the sto
5t. Francis academy. The examinations tor
losod last week , and to-night the coin-
aonccmont exorcises take place. HeroCh
afore : these have olwrys boon hold in the
n )
lay-time , but it was doomed best to
uako the change this year for several roa- Oh
ons. : The following is the programme
trrangod for to-night , the exorcises to to
eminence at 7 o'clock :
HKVKN O'CLOCK , '
Intranco march . Hummel , Nc
Miiwa MnyUuiul , Mnry MIUs.Mnry liar-
rutt , Julia Sullivan , Una Nixon , Kato
Sullivan ,
| H.'iiiug Cliorun . Gounod B.
ialutatorv . Miss Mary Mills.
i folks trio
Mlsues Mary Vraney. Mary Honkcl , Kit-
tie Dtmni JCinnm Bclinoulcr .
a J/IU1IIU , J4IUIIII * tJVllllUlllCr. lilnudo
AmloiHon , Mary lilanchard , Jennie - U
nio Keating , tiabio Amy , An-
ov >
nlo Mergcu.
llomanco des Flourn Oenton. bo
Mlssoa Anglo Wicklinm Mary Bchnlder , re
Maud 'IWovin , Knto Murphy , Mac- th
giu Cunningham , Haltio licit- th
man.
Dlrdlo and the ga
\ lolot Minimti.
L'olkftbrillanto Wollunluupl. th
Misses Llllio Hilhui , LolHo West. Mnry Bipa ;
O'Ncil , Maud Tiwtovin , AngiuWick- pa
ham Schneider.
, Mary la.
IVarl Galop f lcgr u.
x"1 ' lo Pi
Umsaii , Nullla Wlckhaui , PiFi
Cocolia Hughea , Mnry MoKiulny , Fi [
JCnto Nester , as
Vocal trio Cami > aua. I"
Accompanied on the piano by MieH Hen
derson. .Soloi-U Mimes Amelia Pun-
chel , Loulu Woat , Nuttio GITIICT.
'
MI'BMOII Concoiio.
Mima * Ulllo Went , Lllliu Hillus , Mary
O'Keil , Joilo Diirgan , Mary McKiu-
lay , Myra lianuon.
Iiiftcnottoii Mflycrbcor-rulU
MluR'H May ( ! imd , Anna Luek , Mary .
Mills , Mary Jl.irrett. .us
iolect reading "J ady of I'ro\cuco"
Miss May Guild. uid
L'olaccii Von Weber
Ml 6u < Ella Kyau , Louie We t , Mary
Jlarrctt , Aiui.k J.usk.
jrand | > olonulo in 15 Hat Chopin
Mies Nettio Geruur.
Drama "Tim Oriental 1'oarlB1'
. . . .J chorusi - ' Sing the Lord" Hayden
Uflisariei Tw | pianos Uorio
MissM Ni'ttio Gernur , Louie West.
Concerto in O minor Hwtlioven
Mlsj IJpllo Hendenon.
lIuBgarlan T\\o pianos , . , .L'ezt
Ml wa Louie Went. Klla Hyan.
Select Heading 'Tuliiter of Savillo"
Miisa liellu Ht'iideraou.
Sonata Opu HI r. . . , , . liecthg ven
liouuru i tc
I'nrcwoll" . . .Tiwti \
Accompanied by Mis * Dollu Huudonon ,
B'ritANa > : u in the city should not fail
remember that W. T. Braun , the
caterer , 404 Broad way , keeps nothing but and lor
the beet icu creams and icca. i
PEIISONAU
Mnjor Andrnon wan in the dty yesterday.
D. Maltbyhas returned from his Dakota
trtj > .
Mr . riftllo Ovcrton yesterday returned
homo.
S. B. Frnm'a familar laeo beamed here yes-
truday.
John 1 * . Organ , of Noola.wa * nt the Pacific
yesterday.
Mayor Lodwick , of Avoco , was In the city
yesterday.
John W. li.iird has returned from liis
eastern trip.
] J. ! ' . Clayton WAS In the city yesterday at
tending the convention ,
Hob Harris , the Missouri Volley newspaper
fiend , was hero yesterday.
Harry Hunter , city cditorof The Nonpareil ,
is recovering from his illncKs.J
Frank Sliinn , of Carson , was nmong yester
day's callers at THE DEB oflico.
Harry Uorktnbino starts to-day 6n his east
ern trip , accompanied by his family.
A. W. Ilyclanan nnd wife left Inst evening
for .Spirit Lnko for recreation nnd health.
Chris , Schwcngcr was last evening so ill
that ho was not expected to Hvo through the
night.
A. J ! . Thornell , who Is spoken of aa n prob
able candidate for district attorney , is hero
looking after his chances.
G. Fred Solbeck , of the Des Moincs Reg
ister , is hero attending the races and reporting
them for the associated press.
Itov. Mr. Hosteller , of Marehalltown , who
has been supplying the Presbyterian pulpit nt
Vail , has been called to its pastorate.
II. II. Field , ox-chief of police , has arrived
he from the cast , looking fresh and hearty
ir has written some excellent letters during
liis absence.
Ernest Brock , who represents Forcgoy k
M on the road , is in for ono of his brief
at . Ho is getting way to the front nmong
ho bora salesmen.
A. W. Askwith , of Walnut , was in the city
r'cstcrday , his chief business being to secure.
ho necessary permit for his proposed sur-
cndor to Cupid.
Mr. Ingram , of the Evening Herald , is
iripplod on account of a wound received in
ho knco from a slcklo with which ho was cut-
ing some gross at his homo.
Itov. ] Mr McMcokin , who for a time sup
ilicd the 1'rosbytcrian pulpit here , and who
now i pastor in Dcnison , has gene to Canada
or n few week's rest nnd visit to friends.
H. N McG row , the wide nwnko Cedar Rap-
Is insurance talker , was greeting his friends
ere yesterday. The same old ' 'Me1' still InTi
ustling for business , nnd getting there , too. Ti
at
A. T. Flickingcr nnd family go to-day to
licir old home in Independence , Iowa , whore
ho family will spend the summer , while Mr. asD
'lickinger ! will return in the course of a week D
attend i to hia law practice hero.
4
G. W. Ferguson , of the Pacific honso , has
turned from a ton days' trip into Iowa and 4M
tOnkuk counties , \vhoro ho Imn been buying
stock for his farm near Persia. Ho pur- M
iiascd about 40 graded ulcers , BOUIO very fmo elf
tics , and shipped them to his farm. Mr.
'crgusou now has 82 head of fmo stock on hia
lace.
adlcs gossamers at Harknosa Bros.
Ilonl Estate Transfers.
The following transfers were filed for
jcord in the office of the county clerk , 4
ostqrday , and reported for THE BEE by
.T. McMahon :
Joreon Sorensen to P. J. Johnson , n
i n w i 30 77 48100. .
0. < II. 1. & P. railroad company to
loorgo Graham , B w s o 7 77 42 ,
400.Eva < I
Eva ] S. Nutt to Ann E , Brown , part lot
block 2 , Bayliss 1st ad. , § 2,850. LO
Total sales § 3C50.
EXTKA waiters hare boon secured and
rill bo in attendance at W. T. Braun's
luroponn restaurant , 404 Broadway ,
uring the races. Nothing .but first-
lasa meal served. 1
Stock Shipments.
The following were the shipments of
lock from the Union stock yards yes- BU
arday : Ko
W. Austin , ono car hogs , G6 head , to
Ihicago , via H. I.
T. 6. T. , ono car hogs , 08 head , to
lhicaco ; , via Mil. KoT
S. i S. Adler , one car hogs , 50 head to
IhicaKo , via Mil.
S ! G. Hawks , ono car hogs , G2 head , T
Chicago , via H. I.
Tate , two cars hogs , 140 head , to Chi-
ago , via N. W.
J. A. Mooro.ono car horses , to Aurora ,
fob. , vialv. 0.
in curtains at Harkuoss
3roa. .
Something for Nothing.
Until further notice wo give to each
.wontioth customer his purchase , what-
vor the price or value of the same may
o. Our cashier will keep an accurate
ocord of every transaction , and when
.ho twentieth sulo of any amount is made
ho purchaser will bo presented with the
lame. Wo have adopted for the present J
.his system of advertising because it
ivoa our pntroua instead of the news-
apors the five per cnnt. which it coat
. Clothing retailed nt wholesale
nicos. HaU retailed at case prices. 0 (
i'urniflhing goods , trunks , bags , umbrol-
, oto , , etc. Every twentieth customer
irosontod with his .
purchase.
METOALF Buos. G
SPECIAL NOTICES. GC
NOTICK. Special ft vortlssmcnts , uo aa Lost ,
Pound , To Loan , For Sale , To Kent , Wants , Board- C
, eto. | will be Inserted In this column at the loir No
rate of TKN CKNTS 1'KK LINE for the Oral Insertion
FIVE CENTS 1'EH LINE for each lubaoquent n-
wrtlon. Leave advertisement * at our office , No.
Pearl Street , near Broadway
WANTS.
POK HENT. Larno fumlshed room with bay win
dow , alto largo south room , S20 Sixth street-
WANTED T o ( rlrls.one to polish , good wages ,
Laundry. 721 llrowlHoy.
AY -A Gnua Ulrl. at the K. C. II 01110 lie
Council Bluffs. OM
WANTKU-Klto hundred pieces of Oritdau
iccoud luuid carjiet and twu hundred beating
ito\ei. A. J , HAN111X , tU Broadway.
OLD I'AI'EUS For salj at Un office , at St ocnta
a hundred. . ,
\ITANTKU-Kvtry booylu Council BluOs to fake
VV TuiUxi. I > llfervd by carrier at only twenty
ccnU a week.
AOKNT8 t * < llcs and K ntleuit > n can make first
claea wages by Rollluit the "Champion Bosom
Htreother and ronlne UoirJ. " HctaUs at 11.00.
Any laily can do up a fine shirt without a wrlnkls F
ulos < ll a * ulcoly as the best laundrlescao. Addrese ;
( uutlculart 0. B. S. & L Co. , Jbn office , for cue
u r
New and Beautiful Attractions
-I2XT-
Dry Goods
HARKNESS BROS.
Having just purchased in Eastern Markets very cooice stock of
Spring and Summer Dress Goods , Ginghams , Table Linen , Crashes , etc. ,
wo are prepared to offer , an excellent selection of beautiful fabrics , and
shall do so at
UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES
These goods have just been opened from the manufacturers , and
comprise the latest designs and novelties of the season Note below a few
of the MANY BARGAINS wo are offering :
Summer silks , 35c ; Summer silks , 50c ; Summer silks , 75c. These
are special bargains and cannot bo duplicated. Good black sillr at 50c ,
worth 75c. Choice black Radzimer silk , $1.00 , usual price , $1.30.
Black Gros Grain silk , 80c. Pure Silk Ottoman at § 1.75 , worth $2.25.
Heavy Cloaking Tuniscinno at 31.75. All grades of the famous Lyons
Silks J. C. Bonnet & Co. , and Antoine Guinet & Co. , at Lowest Prices.
Good plaids at 5c , worth lOc * Brocade dress goods at 8c , worth loc
Choice colored cashmeres at 30c. Figured suitings at 30c. Very fine
all-wool suitings , double width at 75c , and never sold for less than 81.00.
Also beautiful combination suitings at very low prices.
TABLE LINEN AND CRASHES
Good all linen table at 30c , Good all linen table at 40c. Choice all
inen table at GOe. Very fine all linen table at 81.50 , worth 62.50.
Pablo crasli 5c a yard. All linen towels at lOc each. All linen towels
it 12c each.
Good Bleached Muslin , r5c. Good unbleached muslin , 6c. A fine
issortment of beautiful spring Shawls at popular prices. Full stock of
Domestic Paper Patterns. BSgT'Catalogues free.
Pr'tcos reduced on Ingrains , Tapestry and Body Brussels , Velvets ,
Coquettes , Axminsters , &c. , to reduce stock. Call and get prices before
ilsewhere.
ilsewhere.Harkness Brothers ,
101 < Broadway - - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ON IMPROVED FARMS IN
[ QWA AND NEBRASKA !
.OWE3TKATE3 , Q TTIT PF"R rj-TTSHfYNr ? Hf ! S9 PEARL STREET ,
BEST TERMS. W s IT JJlMTU OOU1N 05 UU.J Council B'.uffs , Iowa
MAYNE & PALMER.
]
DEALERS IN
Hard and Soft Goal ,
AND WOOD ,
1ULK AND BAUIIKI , LIME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , ItlCmOAN PLASTEB.nAIR
AND SEWER . FIFE. .
, eao B/oaa ay , - . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
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504 Main Street , - - - Council Bluffs.
MANUFACTURER OF
MONKS , VALISES , AND SATCHELS
SAMI-LK CAS S n specialty. Shawl , Tourist , and Trunk Straps ,
twenty Years Experience. - - Repairiug Neatly Executed
WHOLESALE PBALE.ItS.IN
iATSCAPS BUOKGLOV1S ,
and 344 Broadway , - COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
N. SOHUEZ.
Mce offlie Peace.
OFFICE OVER AMERICAN EXPRESS.
OUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA.
[ rain . & ProTisiois ,
BOOQE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS.
J. Y. FULLER ,
3ommission Merchant
, S3 Pe l Street Council Bluda. Iowa.
W. R. VAUGHAN.
Fustice of the Peace ,
Omaha and Council Bluff * .
so ! estate oollrctlon agincy , Odd FclloHl Block
er Sat Ings Uauk.
TUOS. orncii ,
) FFIOER & PUSEY
BANKERS.
Council BluQi Ia.
1856
'stablisnaa - -
Dealers In Foreign and omestlo Exchange an
> BecurtU
As there are many
So-Oalled Veterinary Surgeons
In this city , who are practicing their quackery on
our [ Kjoplo , I deem It but justice to lay that I doff C (
any o ( them to produce a diploma , or credentials ,
ndlcatlug that they are graduates of any cterlnary
mtltuto , and I do hereby caution the public agalns * ,
such quacks , a * E
I am ( tie Only Known Graduate
IN WESTERN IOWA.
Office & 126 '
Pharmacy , B'dway ,
AT BLUE BAUN. 131
T. J. CADY , M. D , , V , S. cuPi
Pi
SILOAM
MINERAL SPRINGS.
We gUMUitee the cure of the following named UU-
iouvt.orDo pay : Khcumatlsm , Scrofula , Uloen ,
Catarrh , all DIoou andtkindUeaiog , UrtixipataLiver
Complaint , Kidney and llladder Diseases. Gout , Nou-
alttU and Aathma , Tlieai Bprlngiare the favorlU
eaort of the tired an.l ileUllutad , and are the
FEKULE LADIKS liEaT FI11END ,
Good hotel , livery and bathing aooomodatlon both
winter and lumnier. Locality hlehlr ( ilcturesqu *
and bealthjr. Aocttaalble by Wabub railway , i
Utnna , orC.B. ii Q. , at Albany. Corrctpondono AC
( Olklted , UEV. U. M. TUOlll'SON.
Uanager.
Albany , BUoam Bprlngi , ( Qcntry Co. , Mo. ACI I
ANALYSIS.
BpoclHo Gravity , . . ,1.002
Inaction , Noutra
Carbonlo AclJ GM , , . . , , . . . . . .S3 In. i r Kallon (
Carbonate Calcium M.Oil Grata Us
Carbonate Iron . . . . .7,011 ! ' UsMl
Sulphite Maeneala . . .3SSfl "
Sulphate Calolura liHfl "
Chloride Sodium , . .r.SOO
SlUlca . .1.0M "
Alumina . . . .0,018 '
Orgaulcand Volatile matter and loea..1,469 "
alolldi per gallon B7.1T4 "
WuauttiMu&iu , ChemitU
H.H , HOKNE & GO. ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Fine Ciga
Wo tnako n specially , at our EASTERN factory , of PINE HAVANA Mid
YARA CIGARS. All Cigars Bold by UB are of our own manufacture and warranted
as roproaontod.
OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE , | B52 Broadway ,
H. H. HORNE & CO. , J COUNCIL BLUFFS , . IOWA.
IE. STOOIKlIEiIRT < Sc GO
-MANUFACTURERS OF
FINEPARLOR FURNITURE
CARPETS , CURTAINS , WINDOW FIXTURES , and REPAIRING
Xatxt o riox- JLJoooxvtloxxo , cvxxd TTiolxolistoi-y
.
NO. 309 BROADWAY - . A Specialty. . . COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
SMITH & TOLLER.
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS
7 and 0 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
The undersigned is paying the highest market price for
Rags.
S. GOLDSTEIN , ; - - - - G40 Broadway , Council Bluffs
ASADY , ORGUTT & RENCH
urtalns , la Lace , El'K , Turcoman , Etc , Oil clothsjHattlngs , Linoleums Eta
hoicest and Best Selected STOOK in the WEST ,
'omo ' and bo convinced that -wo are headquarters for all goods in our line ,
[ heapest place to buy CARPETS , Curtains and House Furnishings in the
C'ty.
NOB. 5 , 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - . COUNCIL BLUFFS
Mail Orders Filled Promp tly and with Care.
WHOLESALE
Hardware , Cutlery , Tiler's ' Slot
/tarSpecial / attention to ordcw by mall. OOUHOIL BLUPFSf IOWA.
SIPIEOX-AJLi DPUIOESS ! i
n
-ON- \
HATS.Xj
TEIMMED HATS.
THIS WEEK. { WRS , S J. NORRIS , }
GRESTON HOUSE
EVERYTHING /1RSTCLASS.
Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St. , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS
ICE CREAM. WATER ICES
RESTAURANT AND CAFE
to
404 Broadway , \ I Mealg it all Hoars.
Council nluffe. f FartleaaE
KNICKERBOCKER PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY !
220 South Main Street , Countil Bluffs , Iowa.
Wo guarantee our work as first-class in over manner and style at low prices.
SVo make a specialty of Groupes , Families , and especially children , which
are toke quicker than a wink. COME AND SEE US.
SCHMIDT & RILEY , Proprietors.
THE
GRAND IOWA
CIRCUIT.
W.OO . in Purses ,
S6QO FOR EflCH EVENT.
*
OUNCIL ULUITS , Juno 2J , 25 , 20 and 27.
1VERY DAY THE BEST.
113 Entries.
Cedar Rapids , Marehalltown , Council
luffa and Den Moineacomi > rise the Iowa Cir-
lit , each place giving the eamo Clasnes and
ursea.
rinsT DAY TDESDAY ,
43 Class 2:20 : Clasa
2:35 : Clasa
BECOKD DAY WBDNESDAY ,
DO Class 2.29 Claes
TlIinD DAT TUUnSUAY ,
M Class 2:33 : Clasa
Facing Preo for all.
rOUIUJl DAY KIIIDAY.
18 Class Prcoforall
TIIOS. UOWMAN , Secretary ,
Council Bluffs.
XU BU18. E. P. OADWELL
8IMS& CADWELU ,
lttorneys-at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA1
Ofllce , Main Otrcct. lloomi 1 nd Bhujut & If a-
khoa' Block. WUlpractloeln BUtfl uid eden )
uiU
Mrs , HJ , Hilton , H. D , ,
'HTSIOIAN & SIJRQEON ,
323 Ulddle Bratl-rty , CouncU Biufis.
ROLLER RINK
ICE CREAM PARLOR ,
Taught by PJIOF. SOIINOOK Tuesday and
Friday evenings from 8:30 :
to 10:30 : o'clock.
JUNK FOIl BENT AT § 15,00 TEU NIOIIT.
LARGEST FLOOR IN TOWN ,
F. H. MARTENS , Prop'r.
WESTERN IOWA NORMAL
SCIENTIFIC AND-
OOMMEROIAL COLLEGE.
COUNCIL BLUFF3 . i . . , o VA.
Will Open
THE 23rd of JUNE 1884.-
A complete course for teachers and those desiring
a higher English education , a full business course ,
with training In actutl business practice and ( jentr-
a > corrcBjioudeuco , ehort hand , orntmcntal penman-
tllji , rlocutlon , Gcrmui and music. Splendid rooms ,
large , light and well furnished , charges very modcr.
ate , cost of llrlng rcagonablo , society good , expert ,
encod teachers fat further particular' , Inquire of
I1EAUU3LGV & I'AULsOtf ,
Council Illufli , Iowa.
Nebraska Cornice
-AND-
Ornamental I oris
UANUPACTUKEB8 OF
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES'
FINIALS , WINDOW CAPS ,
TIN , IRON AND SLATE ROOF1NO ,
PATENT IIETALW BKYTJOIIT ,
Iron Fencin
Creotlnn , Balustrades , Verandas , Office and B k
lialtingi , Window and Cellar G uardi , Ete.
00 , 0 , ANDCtUSTBEin1. LINCOLN NEB.