; THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , SATURDAY 10 , I THE DAILY BEE , COUNCIL BLUFFS. Saturday Morninp , Julv 19 SUBSCRIPTION KATKS. llyCimlcr - - - - - - - SO-xinta r r wee * By Mill " - 110.00 per jea OFFIOn : No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway. M1NOK MENTION , See J. Roller's Bummer goods. The water works company already has 452 consumers. Ono drunk and ono vagrant In police court yesterday. Falls City , Nobr. , uonda two pacers to bo trained on the track hero. George Cordon , n ciffar maker , was yesterday fined for being drunk. Max Mohn expects to open the Crcston IIOUBO anew on the fifth of August. The city seems just aa orderly as before the prohibitory law went into force. The city oaun oil ought to bo compelled to parade the streets of the Fourth ward. Policeman Austin's collar was Hooded day before yesterday , and uomo damage done. It is said that the houses of prosti tution will soon open up hero as before the now low. The youuR democrats nro to meet nt the council chamber Saturday night to or- ganlzo a club. C. Haldano , the attorney , is about to build n fine barn back of his residence , Market Direct. There is talk of organizing another Blaine and Logan Club , besides the two already formed. There was n little row on Main street yesterday. Oflicor Dunn made ono nr- rest , but the follow proved to bo the wrong man. With the unfinished street grading in the Fourth ward there are moro frog ponds than can bo found in any like area in any city. The Round Table is planning for n farewell reception to Rev. Cyrus Ham- lin , next Tuesday evening at the homo of the Misses Beobo. A gentleman who arrived Hero from Kansas yesterday , says that two days ago ho was in Topeka , and that 103 saloons opened up there on that day. J. B. Coggshall while coupling cam Thursday got his hand caught botwcon the drawbars. The amputation of a portion tion of three fingers was nncessrry. John Tomploton yesterday received word that his brother-in-law - - , Campbell , who was BO badly injured at Missouri Valley , wan getting along very nicely in deed. The city won't move the scales from the junction of Main and Fearl streets right away. Judge Loufbourro has is sued an injunction to restrain them from doing so. Fannlo Walters is now expected to explain - plain before Justice Abbott the circum stances which have caused Molvina Wai- don to accuse her of throating to kill her with n sadiron and r. hammer. Some of the houses of ill fame liavo closed. Others have put up signs "Rooms for rent. " Street walkers are more plontifnl and bolder than over. No cases have boon started yot. Frand Sheppard , the Walnut Bureau man , who created a little sensation lasl year by being arrrostod for libelling Council Bluffs merchants , now wants to soil that paper on account of its health. Jerry Myers has rotuniod from Min neapolis with the intention of making this his permanent residence again. He has bought out Ed. 0. Cook's place on Main street , and purposes also opening a restaurant thoro. For noino time there have been cottage prayer meetings hold in the eastern parl of the city , and yesterday a number ol those interested in thcso meetings joined in a picnio inPalmors'ii grovo.anasoomcd to enjoy the afternoon hugely. L. A. Caspar , the lloriat and gardener , Jim purchased the section of the big Cali fornia tree lately exhibited under a tent hero , paying § 7" for it. It will bo made ono of the attractions of hts gardens , one is certainly a curiosity worth seeing. The police force , st least the detective part ot it , has boon doubled. Captaii Edward Bates , who IIP a been the sole member and ollicor , is now assisted by Mr Sinullons , who , when ho formerly livoi Iiere , was engaged in the insurance busi ness. Next week will bo a poor ono for the filing of informations by prohibitionist : hero. JuHtico Schurz , Justice Abbott and Judge Aylbaworth are all intending to bo at the encampment at Minneapolis leaving Justice Yuughan ulono to atteiu to matters at homo. The repairs on Spiritual hall are com pletod. The regular circles will bo hole every Sunday afternoon and evening a1 two and night o'clock. Kutranco on Main and P.wl streets , two doors south of the poitollice. A cordixl invitation Is extended to lionett investigators. Marie Christiansen now asks for a divorce - vorco from Jacob Christiansen , to whom aha was married in 1872 , and by whom oho has three children. Bho claims that he got to drinking and abusing her , and thai two years ago ho dcsortod her end went to live with ono Stena John- JJOll. JJOll.All All the young men who road thin rt > iuvited to attend the social mooting and Bible study at looms of the Y. M. 0. A , , No. 12 North Main street , llrs evening at 8 o'clock , and all , both ladies and goutlomlil , will be welcomed to the gospel service to-morrow after , noon nt 4 o'clock , in the same rooms. The saloon men seem to think as little of the council's "pop ordinance" as dc the prohibitionists , and few of them will Uiko out the required license authorizing them to sell pop to everybody but drunkards and minors. They claim that they net no pr ° tcct'on ' 'rom ' BU ° h n license , and consequently do not fool like paying ? 100 nyoar for nothing. A merchant was yesterday having his teeth polished by a dentist , when the instrument - strumont which docs the polishing and is worked by a pedal , was mis-directed. It touched the upper lip of the merchant , and in an instant pulled out part of his mustache , which will now have to betaken taken off entirely. The cleaning of the teeth cost $1.00 besides loosing the mus tache. Die sleeper has been put on the Bioux City route running through from Council Blufl'a to Spirit lake , loavinp the city on Tuesdays , Thursdays and Saturdays at J-10 : p. m. , and returning willleavo Spirit ako Monday , Wednesday and Friday lights , arriving in this city at 0 o'clock ' m. The faro for the round trip is $0 ! )0. ) Djga , guns , fishing tackle , itc. , are carried frco. The residents in the vicinity of Park's mills , nro somewhat alarmed about what appears to bo an outbreak of cholera. A few a ay a ainco a grandchild of R. 0 , Harris was taken ill and died soon after , another child was taken ill on Wednes day and died yesterday morning. Two others have boon taken ill , and several others , including Mr. Harris and wife mvo been taken ill , all suffering as with cholera. Mr. Gorman , the poll tax collector , has so far collected about as much caoh , and n fact n little moro than was collected ast year , and has made very little fues or flurry about it. Ho says lie is about liscouragcd , however , in some thirty or orty cases , and has about decided to ommcnco suit against thcso delinquents , n which case it will cost them consider able moro. The delinquents would do roll to interview him at onco. The complaint against Mrs. Amy for mtting up a frame building on north Jixin street , being Inside the fire limits , was hoard yesterday , and dismissed by 'udgo ' AylcBworth , it appearing that hough on her ground , yet she had leas ed the ground to Mr. Brown , and lent lim $ . ' (00 ( with which to build. Procecd- ngs will now bo commenced against Mr. 3rown , and against him and Mrs. Amy ointly. The great democratic flag , strung across Broadway , has boon not only drenched with the rain , but blown by the winds , BO that it looks like a rag , and is caught in the limbs of the tree by Fos- or'a drug store. Ono citizen remarked , on seeing the names of Cleveland and Qondricks twisted * in the foliage , that "tho democrats are not out of the woods. " Another added that ho didn't believe they would over got out. A third sug gested "Tho democrats having their Ing up before the election , and the re publicans after election. " The sewerage work just now interferes with travel at the corner of Main and Broadway , and the block of teams at that principal street intersection , together with the gang of workmen and crowd of lookers-on , make a lively sight. There was much wondering yesterday at the way the sewer for storm water was being put down. Th'o water is supposed to como down Broadway to Main , then turn out Main and go to the crook. The sewer on Main street near Broadway , however , was toward Broadway instead of toward the crockmaking n sort of trap Whothoi dirt and rubbish will not accumulate there and cause trouble was the quorj asked by manj yesterday. The traj seemed necessary in order to got undei the water mains nt that point. This being ing about the first important Boworagc done hero it is naturally watched and commented upon just as was the case with the first pavii g. A letter has boon received from the adjutant general of the state militia , stating that there is now no company A , of the Fifth rocimont and suggesting that Council Bluffr should raise a com pany to fill the vacancy. This city had an independent company two years or so ago , but it fell to pieces. By being apart of the state militia they would receive moro financial encouragement and catch moro enthusiasm , so that it would donbtloau live and thrivo. A first-class military company would bo a great addi tion to Council Bluffo , Not only would it excite local interest , but if it took pride enough to got well drilled , it would provo a great card for the town. The uxerciso of military drill is a healthy one , and for these and other reasons , it is not unlikely that such an organization may bo perfected hero. Col. Maynnrd has the papers and those interested in such an organization should consult him. COMMKUOIAL , COUNCIL iituirra UAUKKT. COUNUII , liuiWH. JOWA , .fitly 1 ! ) , 1BSJ. Whu t No. 1 iiilllliiK , 768Uj No. S 06 © 70t rejected 50. Corn Local purpnins , 40(5)15. ( ) Oats For Incnl purposes , M@-IO. Hny 810 00 1'J 00 per ton ; baled , DO@CO Hy 10@45o. Corn aTonl 1 ; W per 100 poumla , Wb'Hl Oood supply ; prices at yards , 0 00 © 700. 700.Ooal Dallvorod , hiiril , 11 60 per ton ; ( oft , ft 00 per ton Lnril ValrbanU'ii , whnleoalluo nt Oj'c. Flour City Hour , 1 GOsW ( HO. UroouiB 2 U5ja ( 00 per dor. L1VK HVOOV. Cuttlo-Uutohnr oown 3 tO@4 00. IJiitclior ftni" , iiono It market. Shooi > 3.fiO , Hogs 100. I'UODUCB AMI K1IU1IH. Quotations by J , M. Ht. John it Co , , com * mlaaluu inorrlmuU f > 38 Ilromlwuv. f'miltrv Llvocilil li n , 7c ; fpring chicken * , 'J 'JW.3 00 [ i r dor. ; llvu turkeyu , 'Jo. IVachui A bun. box , 1 00. Oraugor 0(5 ( ( 03 per box. Lemons 0 00 per box. lUumiM 'J 0 Kgii 00WT \ Imncli , Mutter Oroamory , 20o ; rolls , choice 9@10c. KtTRB 11 pe dozen. Vegetable1'oUtoea. . 1 M > 2 00 per bblj onion ) , 7"c ; cnbbairo , r.0o twr do& ; entlni ? pplf > , 1-3 bii box , 7.1c@l 2.rKxxltitR 1 00 per M : bo.inijlH > @ : . ' .25pfr bunltel. 1'KHSONAU W , If. Huston , of Cincinnati , iflntopping n llio Ogdcn. 1M Olmilottl , of Chlcigo , Is at the Ogdcn uilli liiseamplai. Major Vauglmn in In Dos Molnec , nndls ei poctcd h'imo to-night , K , .T. Iluino , of lloftton , wan among thns nt the 1'aclfic yesterday. ] ' . C. Alton , of Sioux Mis , D. T , , register ed nt the 1'nctfic ytstcrdny. ] ' . A. Nnih , general agent of the St , Paul was over this side yesterday , W. H , Marehnll , of Tci Molncs , was hoto yesterday nhowlngup dontnl goods , .T. 1) ) . Potter and T. A. .Toy , of Misnour Valley , were In the city yostertlsy. C. O. Ontoi , a commcrclnl tourist from Brooklyn , was nt the Pacific yesterday. Mf Mny Simpson is confined to her room , iiwing been attacked .with malaria fovor. K. Morohouso , of the llnrnld bindery , lias returned from n. visit to relatives nnd friends n llurllngton. K. P. Madison , now of Carthage , Mo. , And 'orinerly n resident of this city , wax nt the Pacific yesterday. Mrs. .Tohn Dohany nml daughter * , Mrs. Manner nnd Mlns Doll JJolmuy , nro visiting relatives in MlnncMotn , Mr. nod Mrs. Wormly , who have been vis- ting Mrs. T. A. Clark , on Harrison Btrect , returned to their homo yesterday afternoon. .T. N. llrown , of the banking house of Oil man , Son & Co. , of New York , is spending n : ow days In the city with Colonel L , W. Till- Icy. l'"red ' Keller yesterday re turned from Dakota nnd Colorndo , where ho lian been the p.-tst ten days , looking after his land and mining in- crests. II. J. Chambers , of Avoca , was here ycstcr- lay , ] lu eaya the naloons nro closed up there nnd not n Rtnoll of w'llsky , except n little on , ho sly , perhaps. .T. P. lleacli , A. II. Danforth , J. M. Waterman - man , Samuel IfolmcH , C. W. Sttlegtrt , nnd J. Findley , of Hamburg , were hero yesterday on legal business. N. O. Tnggcrt , of the plumbing establish- : nont of Lowifl & Ollbert , left yesterday for Uhicngo , whcro ho will moot hii wife nnd lit- , lo boy , who ba\obocn visiting In the cast. They will nil return to-morrow. S. .T , Gnllnghor , who recently was graduated at West Point , yesterday received his com mission ns Feuond lieutenant in the Sixth U , S. cavalry , with orders BO report at l t. Hay- nrd , Now Mo.xico , by Sept. 20th. C. W. Strockwho ban been catching for the L'corias , has returned after a ulx weeks trip with the club , and again takes his place with T. Y. Kullor , the grain man. Strock has madoa good record in the field , but profcra other busiiieos. B. Sllloway , of Cedar Rapids , ja here for a 'ow days looxing after bin interest in the Ogden - don houso. Ho reports Uiat nil thn bars in Ci-dar Hapidu nero closed tight , nnd the local sentiment seem ) to bo so strongly in fiwor of irohibitlon that no ono dares to run a saloon openly. Harry Hunter , the city editor of the Non pareil , is just able to gob out ngnin , and looks poorly , but IH on the gain. Harry ha had uad luck. Ho was Just getting nt homo in his now position , when the innlarial fever uoizcU him , nnd now after wrestling with it for BCV- oral weeks , ho Is just convalescing. It is ti bo hoped that ho may gain rapidly now , anc soon bo nblo to give the public the benefit o his skill ns a nowtgathercr. The genuine Cleveland hats will bo on sale at Motcalf Bros. ' by the 25th. "Whispers. The promincnco which has boon given to Lioutonant-Ciovornor Manning's name in connection with the congressional contest - test in this district has called forth some opposition , it being hinted that Manning will not bo able to capture even the deln- gatcs of the county , on account of the fact that ho is a new-comer here , and not a permanent resident. It is alleged thai ho is "a carpot-baggor" here , and that ono of the purposes in removing to Coun cil Blull'j was to capture this nomination. The opposition also hints that his pre vious record will bo sprung upon him and that it will show up against him , anc already letters have buon son ! to his old homo and inquiries sot a foot there to got something which may hinder him in the ruco. On the other hand Manning's friends nro preparing to moo and explain any or all such nifitton ) , and they claim to court the fulloit inquiry. It is said by POIIIO of Puaoy's intimate friends that ho will not accept a rcnomi- nation , and that his personal and bus ! ness interests are such that ho wil positively decline to run again. Others of the knowing ones say that this will depend - pond altogether on whom the republicans nominate ; if a weak man is up , and Mr. Pusuy i satisfied that ho has n walk-away , ho will accept , but that ho docs not care enough for tho'position to make a strong fight for it , or to run any risk of the elm- firm of defeat. . Now ia the time to go to St. Paul and Minneapolis. Hound trip tickets on sale nt thn union ollico , 507 Broadway , at ? 12.Cr , from July 20 to 23 and good tt > return till August 18. G. A. R. certifi cates will not bo required. .1. L. DiiBoisB , Ag't. Independent In 1IU Mini ! . "Papa , are you n democrat or n repub lican ? " asked a small boy of a hen-pecked husband. "I'm neither , my < sonj I'm an independent dent , " ho replied , standing erect and throwing bick his shoulders with prido. "John Hennery ! " screamed n shrill voice from the other room ; "if you don't ' como here right away and rock this baby I'll fix youl" As the fond parent made n bolt for the baby the mnall boy muttorrd to hinuolf : "Woll. if Hint's what pa calls indopeu donco I don't want any of it. " Tim ItrldK wnti Heady , Tint following story is told : Some years iijio the floods carried away n bridge on the Midii an Central , und until it could bo replaced there was a suspension nf traffic. Slid the general superinten dent to the blunt , hard working old master bridge builder ; "You must put all your mmi on that bridge ; they must work all night and the bridge must bo completed by daylight. The chief en gineer shall furnish you * ith the plan and you can go right ahead , " Karly the licit morning the ii ; < m > ral superintendent in a doubtful frainn of mind mot the old bridge builder. ' 'Well , " said ho , "did , ho engineer give you a plan for the bridge ? " "General , " replied the old man , "tho brldgo is'dono. I don't know whether the picture is or not. " DE , JUDD'S ELECTRIC BELT. 3COO Elccttlo Belts Sold In tt.o Month ol Juno by us. Agents Wanted ! ncftrences Any of the business homes In Council nlulTs. JUDD A SMITH Proprietors. .110 BROADWAY . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS. ALL TRIMMED HATS A.t Oosst Till LftexGro.lv < * MRS , S. J. NORRIS , 105 Main Street , Council Bluffs To "bo sold regardless of oost for the next two weeks to make room for Pall Goods. J. J. AUWER DA , 317 Broadwav , Council Bluffs Bast nnd Must tollable. IIALLETT , DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANO indorsed by Huvz T.ISCT. EMERSON PIANO. Unlimited for Tone or Finish. ICIMI3ALL PIANO Ilcrt Modern 1'rlco to Iluy. The Kimliall Onnn. fo long and favorably known in the west , rncommonds itself 7-l'-'J''WAKT ' , Mo Agent for.-ibovo lints of Goods. Wareroonis , 320 Broadway. Council JJlulfH , town. CoriLspondcnce Solicited. Agents Wnutod ' uwuy HlliplllUlllH Ol StOCk. The following wore the shipments of stock from the union stock yards July 18th : 0. S. Aihland , ono carload horses , Council Bluffs. Georgn Howry , ono carload ho8 , 05 lioad , Chicago , via Rock Island. J. II. Ilondricks , ono car cattle , 29 lioad , Nebraska , via U. P. Thos. Jacobs , ono car horaos , Coun cil Bluffa. J. H. Stewart , two can cattle , 48 lioad , Rock Crook , Wyoming , viaU. P. Railway Time Table , COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following are the times of the arrival ml do- partura ol trains by contra ! Btamlard time , at the local depots. Train * leave transfer depot tea mla u es earlier and arrive ton minutes later. CHICAGO , BURUNarOX AXD qCINOT , LBU'B. ARR1VK. 6:35 : pm ChicagoExpress ; 6:00am : 0:40 : a m Fast Mall. 7:00 : p IT 5:15 : nm [ 'Mall and Kxprcsi , 73pm : 12:30 : p m Accommodation. 2. < JOptu 'At local depot only. KANSAS CITY , ST. JOS AND COUXCIb BLUFFI. 10:05 : a m Mall and Exprcs ] , ] 7:05 : p m 8:05 : p m 1'aclflc Express , 6:60 : p m CIIICAOO , ItlLWAUKKX AND BT. PAtTL. 6:25 : p m Express , 9.05 a m 9:16 : a in Express , 6:55 : p in CIIICAOO , ROCK ISLAND AND PACI7IC. 6:20 : p m AtUntlo Express , O.C5 a m 0.25am Day Express , 6:5 : ipm 7:20 p m f DCS Moinea Accomtnod tlon'i B.C5 p m At local depot only , i WABASII , ST. tOUIB AND PACIFIC. 9:56 : a m Mall , 4:45 : p m f.bOpm Cannon Ba'l ' 11:15 : am At Tranbfer'nl CIIICAOO and MmuwKSTRiuc. 6:30 : p ra Express , 0.60 p ra 9:24 : n in PaclDo Express , 0.05am BIODX 01TT AND PACIFIC. M p m St. I'aul Express , 8EO : a m > :20ftua : Day Eipros $ 6:60 : pm ONIOS PACIFIC. 8:00 : p m Western Express , 8:35 : a m 11:00 : a m 1'adflo Express , 4:40 : p m 7:40 : a m Local Express , 6:54 : a m 12:10 a m Lincoln Express , At Transfer only. DDW1IT TRAINS TO Oil AHA. Leave 7:20-8:80-0:30-10.30-11:40 : : : : a. m. 1:30-2:3 : : 8:30-4:30-6:30-8:30-11:05 : : : : : p m Sunday 0:30-11:10 : : a m. 1:30--3:30-6:3CM3:30-11:06 : : : : : p. m. Arilvo 10 mln to hoturo leaving tlmn SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTIOE. Special a Tortlscments , BHO s Lost , Found , To Loan , For Ealo , To Rent , Wants , Board Ing , oto. , will bo Inserted In this column at the low rate of TEN CENTS I'EK LINE lor the flrst Insertion and FIVE CENTS PKIl LINK for each subsequent u- sortlon. Leave a < Uortl8oments atouroQloo , No. Pearl Street , near Uroadnav WANTS. iJVll S\LK A coaipleto stock of uro orlcs nni ! 1 fixtures In Counel Uluffi ; a corner store and a Urst class location , doinx ajjood Inialnesa , sat isfactory reasons clvpii for iwllloB. Address MuVTKL * FpXiJ.u. 8'- South laln street. rOST Gold bracelet on Sunday , July 12th. Find J crullllio suitably roar'lrd upon leaving the Biitnowitha9iltjr , Ho.s on Tea atoro. WANThO A KoocFrifiitnlth for Konoralvork lu country thop. Aildruss W. W. Loomli , t Ui- tldHracllov A. Go's Ulna , Council llliltfj , la. jlOt. U7Anii-ly : ! a inarno-l man , ucij to , situation in attholcsiloor ictall ifiocurjliouso. Had 18 years pxi-rlinco Can p\vo \ llrst-cla.s pfercncta. Address "J n. 11 , , " lois Broodwav , Council lllua \\TANIK1I. Position as cujjlncur or llreinon , by It experienced hand , capublo of ilolng hlsoun ruiiilrlnir. btrioily tcmpoiaio. Addrcsu S. , DEH ulllcu. C'ouricll IJlulTs. WAN'lnD-Flvu humlrotl pieces of llrstclaes second hand carpet and two hundred heating stovea. A. J JIANUUl. , Utb liroadway. OLD PAPKIIS For sale at BKI ollico , at 25 cent * a hundred. WANTED Every bniiym Council lllulla to take Tiullsa. DolUerod by carrier at only twenty contii a week. FOlt KALE CIIK.\P OrtorcTif , a nhop suitable for blackimlthlng or u ) ; on-tiitlilng. Inquire No. 12 north Main utrcit , Council Illuflfii. SITUATION WANTi > ] l-Ily a thoroughly compo- tent booktec'pcr.Voiildworkon email taiary fora Kood ( Inn Hr i-c'nBd rcleiuncts. X. Y/ llr.K ollico , Council I poll 8ALK. A KolJcn opportunity to get Into a legitimate ami tirnlluililo business nti eauv terms. A well cstablljhocl bakery In Council llluffa for tain. < ! oo > l reanona for ncllliif. Addiesi 0. U. J , lif.K cilice , Council lllulla A DENTS Ladles and gentlemen cnn make Dr t Xl.rlaiiij wngei by selling tlio "Chamrlou Bosom Structher and ronlng lioard. " llotullu at tl.OO , Any lady can do un a Una shirt without a wrlnkU mil glogj It as nicely ai the iMwtlauuJrlcacan.AddreaA fxr luitlculars 0. B. S. & L Co. , ln ollico , Council lllulls PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. roil \LG-Tno large lots with tlirco raised liouso' , and all imro\ement | > , bringing montnly rental cf W. I'rlcotl.'OO. Address L. , Bus Office Council Bluffs. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Scaled proposals will bo received by the undorsl ned till August I , 1881 , at noon , for the building of the now Pres byterian Church in Council BlulCd , Iowa. Plans and specifications can bu soon at the Bank of Oflicor & Pusoy. Contractors , in their bids to state the > rico at which they will take the stone , > rick and lumber of the old Church * The committee reserve the right to re- cct any and all bids. By order of the Building Committee. TUOMAH OmcEii , Council Bluffs. Mrs , H , J , Hilton. H n , PHYSICIAN & SURGEON 222 MIddIo Broa-liray. Council HluQa. MANUFACTUIIEII OF WINDOW CAPS , FINIALS , ETC are aatix aatroot , OMAHA ZZT NEBKASK. J 4COB BINS. E. P. OADWELL 8IMS& CADWELL , -at- COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA Office , Main Street , Booms 1 and 2 Shugarti & Me Uahon'4 Block. Will practice In State and Ftdert xiurta ICE CREAM PARLOR. Taught by PKOF. SCUKOOR Tuesday and Friday evenings from 8:00 : to 10:30 : o'clock. IUNK FOR KF.NT AT $15.00 1'EB NIGHT. TLARCEST FLOOR IN TOWN , F. H. MARTENS , Prop'r. J.H. TATE. WAItllKN WHITB ATTORNEYS AT LAW. I'ractlco In State and Federal Courts. Collections promptly attended to. Room 9 , Schngart's Building , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA For Sale. TJio Prcsbytoriana of Council Blufl'a offer for for sale a lot of Scats , Windows , Car pota , Lamps , Stoves , Gaa Fixtures , Ta bles , Pulpit , n now roof , iusido Shutters etc. , now in the church building before i is taken down to make way for their now houao of worship. The above articles are in good condition and will bo sold rea aonably. For prices and particulars cal on THOMAS OKFICEU , Council Blufl'a. D UFRLKE& MENDELHON. fa-UKMOVKD TO ( OMAHA NATIONAL I1ANH BUI.MMN3. Justice of the Peace , Omaha and Council IHaffr. estate collection agency , Odd Fellows Block nios. omen , u. M. PDSIT. OFFICER & PUSEY Council Dluffa la. 1856 Establisnea - - Dealers Jn Foreign and omestlo Exchange an E. Rice m. D. or other tumors rerno\ed without thi kulfeordranlugn blood. CHRONIC DISEASES ( HIT blrty > earn practical eiperlcnct OXce No Pciir treet , Council lilufla VVncultatlan trea ICE ! ICE ) ! ICE ! ! ! For pure rUer Ice patrol Ue the blue uigoni rat < ( factlrn guaranteed. Lca\ order * at No. 4& South Main llrret. TUephoue No. 81. MULIIOLLAXD & NICHOLAS. NOTICE. lha > e IhtxUy oldmy grorcry bu < lncM to Tim m'n a Co. 'Hi Indeotcd to uie u III tilxanu oill at he eld Und and lettlt ) . KU , LEKIIKII. Omtlia , July lutn Ibbi jy 11 O H.H. HORNS & CO. , \\JIOLESAU5 DEALERS IN m sa I Wo mnko n specialty , nt our EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA ml YA11A OIOAIIS. All Oigara sold by us nro of our own manufacture and warranted as represented. OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE , I 552 Broadway , II. H. 1IORNE & CO. , | COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA. SMITH it TOLLEU , AK , LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS 7 and 9 Main street , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. Ventilated Three Inch Fart , ON VEGETABLE LACE , OHLY FIFTY C E K T S. Switches , ( all long Imir ) $2.00 84.00. $8,00nd upwards. Coqiietta nud Hair Onmments Given Away. MRS. D. A. BENEDICT , No. 337 Broadway Council Bluffs urtalno , In Lace , ri'Jr , Turcoman , Eto. OU clothsMattings ) , Linoleums Eto hoicost and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST , | omo and bo convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods in our line , ihcapost place to buy CARPETS , Curtaiua and House Furnishings in the C'ty. Upholstering and Bedding Supplies. Nos. 5 , 7 and 9 MASONIC TEJUPLE - - [ COUNCIL BLUFFS Mail Orders Pilled Promptly and with Care. ) | COUNCIL BLUFFS. The Best $2 a day House in the West Centrally Located. Sample Rooms , First Claaa Table , All Modern Conveniences. Reduced Rates to Regular Boarders. "V Perfect Fitting , Best and Cheapest. Fine Linen Collars arid Cults. i i f ' No. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa. NEUMAYER'S HOTEL A ON THE Furniture and appointments all now. Nos. 208 and 210 Broadway , Council Bluff Waves three inch part 65c , Ooquetts lOc each , Switches $1 to 9LO each. Hair ornaments giveii with every pur- nhase , All kinds of hair work promptly attended Co. Waves mada of Ladies' comhings at 50c per ALL KINDS OF MRS. J. J GOOD 29 Main Stree - KVERYTIIINCI1HSTCLASS. . IOW"V Nos. 2 17 mid 21 OS. Main St. , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS O . .toiorto Tlxo 401 Broadway , . 1 Mc Is at all Hours. Council BluBs. | 1'artles a Specialty. Metalic Caskets and Woodin Coffins of all Kinds. ELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT ZXTo. 3.2 3XT. XWTivlix. St. . Ooixixoil 231ix T6 ( . 601 Main Street , Council Blufls. 1IANUFACTUKEU OF TRUNKS , VALISES , AND SATCHELS SAMPLE CASES a specialty. Shawl , Tourist , and Trunk Straps. Pwcnty Years Experience. - - Repairing Neatly Exec u ted WHOLESALE DEALE11S4INI and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLD IPS , IOW