EAILY BEE -COUNCIL J3IUFFS SATURDAY , AUGUST 10 1854.
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Saturday Morning August 16
SUBSCRIPTION IUTES.
By Currier 20cnrs per week
ByM U - - - - - 810.00 per jc
OFFICE :
No. 7 Pearl Street , Near Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
See J. Roitor's nummor goods.
Four plain drunks In police court yes
iordny.
Spiritual sociable this evening. Music
And dancing.
The circuit court convenes Monday ,
Judge Lyman presiding.
There was another alarm of lire last
evening. It was a false alarm.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs ,
Richmond , of Mynstor street , diedThurs
day night.
A young man named Vanncss is wanted
od a police headquarters for disturbing
the peace.
T. D. King & Co. , are fitting up the
building on Broadway , next to Mayno &
Palmer's and will soon move their cigar
factory into that.
Major McCauley , the contractor , is
back from Dos Moincs , and expects Mon
day to put some of his patent machines
at work on the sowers.
The terms of the circuit court , to beheld
hold at Avoca , have boon fixed for the
second Monday in March and third Mon
day in September.
Spiritual circle to-morrow ( Sunday )
afternoon and evening at 2 and 8 o'clock ,
in Spiritual hall , Shuart it Bono'a block ,
entrance on Main and Pearl streets.
There will bo regular service at the
Baptist church Sunday morning and even
ing. The subject for the ovo'ning's dis
course will bo "A demand on the enforcement -
mont of the law. "
The funeral of Mrs. Dr. Rico took
place yesterday afternoon and was largely
ly attended by friends whoso tcndorost
sympathy and deepest sorrow has boon
called forth by the sad event ,
D. Keller , who a few days ago bought
an interest in the Phiunix saloon , has
already withdrawn , ho dooming the buai
ness a little too risky under the prohibit -
t on law , and some of his friends urging
him not to engage in it.
L. Harris is beginning the improve
ments on hia store , No. 731 Broadway ,
enlarging and otherwise changing the
building , temporarily occupying No. 73
Broadway , and expects togot permanent
ly aottlod in his now store in loss than a
month.
Pryor'a < BEE job office turned out
several thousand Blaine and Logan , and
Cleveland and Hondricks badges for
Motcalf Bros. Everybody now wears a
badge. These who straddle the fence
wear two. Motcalf Bros , will give a
badge to any ono who wants ono.
Charles M. Smith , of Earlvillo , 111. ,
has been engaged to act as starter during
the coming races. Ho is a professional
and is said to be a good one , and that
there will bo nonoof that tedious waiting
and jockeying which spoils the sport so
often.
The funeral services of Samuel Wor-
rick were hold yesterday afternoon under
the auspices of the veterans. The pall
bearers selected from the old soldiers
were Vlo Keller , Theodore Guitar , J. P.
Williams , Andrew Fitzgerald , 12. J. Ab
bott , John Fox , John Stagg and William
Wycoir.
Mayor Vaughan may bo doing sonn
good advertising for Council Bluffs in tin
Now York papers , but when ho givci
such great prominence and lays so mud
stress on the claim that Council Bluffs is
the only city in Iowa openly violating
the prohibitory law , it is difficult to see
where it tends to help the sale of bonds
A heavy-set man , who is called "tho
doctor , " took a tumble down the stair
way of the Oroslon house , Thursday
night , cutting quite a gash in his fore
head , necessitating surgical attention ,
Ho was not so badly hurt , however , but
what ho was able to bo out yesterday ,
strolling along Broadway , without coul
or vest , but enough court-plaster to make
up , and in a condition to tumble down
ctaira again.
When the train from Lincoln was
changing about for the return trip at the
dummy depot yesterday afternoon , the
engine in backing up the baggage car ,
sent it with such force ogainat the bump
er at the end of the track by the depot
platform , as to break the bumper and
send it off the track. Au express wagon
standing near was mashed , but the car as
was not Injured , n. M. Page , the boas
car repairer at the transfer , with a gang
of men had to work for two hours or
moro to got the car sot back and matters
lighted again.
Tno new city directory , after a long
delay , has at last boon iisucd , It places
the population of Council Bluffa at 20- ,
500 , but the book is far from what n oity
of that size should produce. There
have been a lack of public aupport t
enterprise , and difficulty in BocurinAtipt
vertisemonts and subscribers , but 'rtfflft
ihis would have justified the pu1 'v' " - '
abandoning the scheme , (
not justify the produciug of so .
n book. Aside froiri nuiner \is
graphical errors , there uro
omissions and other mist
muddled classification And
docs away with 'tho
'
strict alpL. _ . . . . _ . , . . .
tial to the usefulness and
in difficult bee
rectory ii a ; jjpn
THE DEVIL'S ' CHILDREN ,
Three Follows Arrcstefl for Tnrniii2
TrMsontho Unwary ,
The Shooting of the Night Watoh
of the Milwaukee JRoad ,
Other DoliiRB of tlio GaiiR.
THE BKI : on Wednesday contained an
account of Daniel Smith being confi-
dencod out S285. The police hero
seemed to take little stock in Smith's
story , and thought the follow was sort of
cranky. Perhaps they did not want to
believe it , as the description given by
him of the follows who fleeced him was
sufllciontly accurate for the police to
recognize the follows as being old-timers ,
members of a gang which has boon work
ing in this vicinity for n long time , and
who could have boon easily taken if the
police hero had wanted so to do. It
acorns that Low Fore who is in the employ -
ploy of the Chicago , Milwaukee it St.
Paul road as a detective , had boon laying
for this gang of confidence men. Fore
recently came hero , and has two broth
ers hero , who are assisting him in
his work , ono of them Will D. Fore , the
other Charles Fore , the night watchman
in the C. M. & S. P. yards. Fore wont
at work on this confidence gang ,
and found that after victimizing Smith
out of § 285 , they walked to the river ,
took a boat and thus wont across to
Omaha. Smith , the victim , remained
hero and kicked to the police in vain. .
Ono of the gang of confidence men re
turned to thia flido to watch Smith and
see when ho left , and when it would
bo safe to go to work again. In order to
throw thorn off their guard Fore got his
brother Will to start off with Smith on
tlio Sioux City train. As soon as ho had
loft , the confidence man who had boon
watching him , hurried across the river to
Dma'ia to inform his follows that the
troubio was over and the coast clear.
The same gang had before this boon
trying to got Valentino , the detective at
kho Union Pacific depot in Omaha , to
stand .in with them , but ho had declined ,
but finally ho pretended to yield , in order
to make their capture moro certain , and
told thorn ho would not interfere
with them. They accordingly
gave him $20 as his share of the § 285 , of
which Smith wag robbed. The gang
wont to work on the Denver train Thurs
day night. Fore , Valentino and several
of the Omaha officers so planned together
that they captured three of the party in
the cars. On realizing that they were
gobbled ono of them dropped a chock ,
and also a blank chock , to get them out
of the way. They were picked up , however -
over , and the men locked up. The chock
dropped in the car was in the same hand
writing as that by which Smith was vic
timized , and in many ether respects was
singularly similar. The check on which
Smith was victimized road :
$2,700. MINNEAPOLIS , Minn , , Aug. 2 , 1881.
TJIK COJIMKHOIAL DANK :
I'ny to O. M. Morgan or bearer twenty-
Hcvuu hundred dollara.
No. 47. ROVEII & Co ,
The chock dropped in the car road as
follows :
82,700. MINNEAPOLIS , MINN. , Aug. 12,1881.
TlIK UNION NATIONAL IIANK :
Pay to O. M. Arthur or .boarer twenty-
sovem lumdrod dollars ,
No17. . llomi & Co.
A blank chock on the Kansas City
was also dropped in the car , and
picked up by the oflicors. :
The follows gnvo their names as John
Robinson , W. II. Halo and John
Williams. Being satisfied that
they were the ones that boat
Smith out of his 8285 , Fore yesterday
had the necessary papers made out , in
formations being filed with Justice
Schurz , and started for Dos Moincs to
t a requisition on which ho expects to
bring the trio to this city for trial. Foro's
mother returned yesterday with the vic
tim , Smith , the trip out of the city being
simply a ruse to throw the gang off the
track. It looks as if the gancj was going
to got squeezed out this timo. It is to be
hoped that if on examination they appear
to bo guilty , that they will notbo allowed
to got out of it as easily as others have
before. Heretofore fellows have given
bail to appear before the district court ,
and then jumped their bail , thus avoid
ing getting sent over the road. The bail
Is generally a few hundred dollars , and if
this is forfeited and paid , ( it is not al
ways paid , however ) it takes those fol
lows only a few tricks to moro than make
up the amount.
ANOT1IK11 ( JAN Q.
There is still another gang of those fol
lows working moro or less in this vicin
ity. Of this gang the ono called Bloom
is perhaps the beat known by a number
of the ollicors and perhaps all , knowing
him. Two ether
members of the ga
are known as Tom Ponnygrass anil Chun"
Andrews , or "Snido Fuko" Charlie ,
About three months ago Bloom succeeded
in victimizing to a slight extent George
W. Baylies , who keeps a store on South
Main street. Bloom at that time
represented himuolf as being a
Captain Williams , from Kentucky , and
convinced Baylias that ho know n num
ber of the lattor's friends And relatives
thoro. After gaining hia confidence ) ho
wanted Baylias to cash a draft for him ,
but the latter having but little caah
in the drawer , lie could not favor him ,
but lout him $1 50. The fellow gave
security a plain ring , supposed to be
gold , but proving to bo brass. Time
passed on , and Thursday morning of thia
week a gentlemanly.looKlng man appear
ed at the store aim fell in convocation
with Mr. Baylies' daughter , and tried to
got her to cash a check , or lot him have
aomo money on ono. Mr. Bay
lias coining in recognized in
the man none ether than his old friend
Capt. Williams. The follow had changed
his appearance , his gray whiskers were
sheared off and hia moustache dyed
black. Tlio fellow denied being the
Kentucky captain , and after a little dis 5
pute ho skipped out toward the depot
and doubtless took n train ,
ONB Or TJIK i'KUOS wINi | : > .
The Fore family seem to bo having a
pretty lively time of it. Olmrloa who is
.night watchman at the Chicgtio & Milwaukee -
waukeo yards was shot by car breakers
stated in yesterday's morning BEK.
ere was making the rounds in the
yards and had just passed
inspected the car in 2
Question , noticing that it was sealed
securely , and lie had passed on a little
distance , when he heard a slight noise ,
going bauk found that the car had
11 broken into , the cur-brenkurs cvi-
lly having been secreted near by ,
'to commence work as soon as the
had passed along out of the 1
way , intending to s ( euro Jho plunder before
fore ho got around again , but when ho returned
turned ho throw his bnll's-oyo light Into
the car to see who and what was thoro.
As ho did so ono of the follows fired , the
ball striking his loft arm , passing through
between the two bones of the forearm
The ground on which Fcro was standing
was so low that his head juat came a
little above the car lloor , and immediately
after the shot two follows jumped from
the car right onto him , tumbling him to
the ground , and before ho could got up
they were running , with a few rods the
start , llo followed , drawing his revolver
and firing throe times , but evidently not
hitting them , for they speeded along ,
and got awny. The wound received by
him does not provo a very serious ono ,
and ho will soon bo all right again.
A SAD ENDING ,
An Attorney Downed l > y Drink
In tlio Calaboose ,
John McCord , a prominent lawyer of
Audubon died a moot miserable death
Wednesday night. Ho has boon subject
at times to heavy drinking , and when in
thcso spoils has boon in the habit < sf con
fining himself to hia room , and there
drinking until ho had his spree out , or
becoming too sick to spree moro. Ho had
been on ono of thcso times for about two
weeks , and had locked himself up in his
room admitting no ono but a boy who
brought him ice and whisky. Finally
some of his friends with the oflicors broke
into the room and took him to thq cala
boose , and locked him up there , with the
expectation of getting him sobered up.
The poor maawas too far gone , howoror ,
and , death came to him about midnight.
McCord was a prominent attorney and
was engaged in the defense in the Jeffer
son murder case. Ho had no family and
came to Audubon from Oakaloosa about
Cvo years ago.
PERSONA ! ; .
Eli Clayton wai In the city yesterday.
1 > \ M. Powell , of Glonwood , was in the city
yesterday ,
Attornoy-Gonorul Smith Mcl'hcrson , was In
the city yesterday.
John Uanforlh , of Woodbine , was at the
Ogtlcii yesterday.
Mr . Wrn..Voorhis , who has been quite ill ,
Is reported aa better ,
C. W. Landrum , ono of Audubon'S younp
men , was in tlio city yesterday.
Win. Braylon , of Chicago , a favorite on the
rend , was at JJechtolo'H yesterday.
George Goispachor left lor Cheyenne last
night to join his dramatic company.
Dr. Judd , of electric belt fame , goes [ to
lolfax Springs to-day for a uliort btay there.
Samuel Haas returned yesterday from the
'ar west , and expects to leave for the caat
to-night.
J. llayward and I. It. Hardy , of St. Joe. ,
ilined at the Ogden yesterday with Charles
Keith , of the 0. B. & Q.
Warren White , of the law firm of Tate &
White , 1ms returned from a yery successful
business trip to Choyenno.
J. D. Edmundson left lost evening lorn trip
to Yellowstone Park. Ho expects to bo joined
nt Cheyenne liy Gov. Halo.
Miss Brady , of Burlington , and Miss Cnl-
Ion , of Otltimwa , stopped on"on their way to
Denver to vkit Mien J , J. Aumorda.
Lieutenant J. K. Thompson , of Albia , a
ate graduate from West Point , IB hero on a
Yitit to hts friend and classmate , Lieut. If. J.
Gallagher.
Mr. L , Mooney , of St. Joseph , Mo , , who
ias been visiting Mr , and Mrs , Clias. E. Tay-
or for the past week , will return homo to-
uorrow morning.
B. B. Mann , manager of the western
i.-xrtmont of the Mutual Hosorvu Fund Life
association , of New York , will in tlio near
'uturo move the Denver ollico to either Omaha
or Council BlulFs.
Leo M. Knhl , the yardmaster at the U. P.
freight yards , has gene to Kantian witli hiu
daughter , on n visit to friends and relatives.
W. A. Jt , Highsmith , the assistant yardmaster -
master , is eenlng in his absence.
Shipments of Stock.
The following were the shipments of
stock from the union stock yards , August
Uth :
D. Anderson , ono car hogs , 51 head ,
Chicago , via 0. it R. I.
Bloom it Co. , ono car hogs , D5 head ,
Chicago , via 0. M. & St. P.
F. Kroon , ono car hogs , 51 head , Chicago
cage , via 0. it R. I.
Ilako Bros. , ono car hogs DC head , Chicago
cage , via 0. it N. W.
Dorsoy it Nu , ono car hoga , 51 head ,
Chicago , via 0. it N. W.
J. T. Anderson , two cars hogs , 12C
head , Chicago , via 0. M. it St. P.
L. II. Harris , ono car horsps , 17 head ,
St. Paul , Nob. , via U. P.
13 , Anderson , ono car hogs , 53 head ,
Chicago , via 0. t R. I.
Baldwin it P. , ono car hogs , 51 head
Chicago , via C M. & St. P.
Oru Haley , 22 curs , 409 head , Chicago ,
via 0. M. it St. P.
Tired ot Life.
Patrick Foley , n farmer living two
miles south of Persia , committed suicide
Thursday night. It is supposed that ho
took "Rough on Rats , " but the canto of
his act is not known.
Handkerchief sale at J. J. Auworda
Go's. , 1117 Broadway , Saturday and Mon
day , August 10 th and 18th.
COMMICUGlAIj.
COUNCIL iiLurra MAIIKKT ,
COUNCIL llLwrH , IOWA , August 15,1881.
Whont-No. 1 inllllug , 7&SO ; No. a 05 ®
TOjrojectodM ) .
Corn Lncnl jmrposoa , -ID,1) ! .
Ontw Kor local puritan , M-10.
H y 810 OOO1UOO per ton ; baled , DOQGO
Uy6 10@45o.
Corn Moil ; 1 00 per 100 pounds ,
Wood Good supply ; prlcea ot yards , 0 00 ©
700.Cool
Cool Delivered , hard , 11 CO per ton ; soft ,
00 par ton
hurt ! FalrliAiilc's , wholesaling at OJc.
Flour City Hour , 1 tiO@3 30.
] Jrooins-2 J5@3 00 per doi.
LIVK BTOOK.
Cattle liutrlior cows 3 00@3 25. Butcher
ntoorg-100fc/ | .
Shoej > 3,50.
1 25g-l 05.
ritonucE AND rnuiTs. a
Quotations by J. M. St. John & Co , , com *
mlxniou merchant * , G&S Broadway.
Poultry Live old lions , 7cj pring chlcltons ,
2C@3 00 per dor.j 11 vo turkoyu , tto.
lYiichcu-A lius. IKIX , 1 00.
I.omuuu 11 00 per box ,
Uuunimn a Ot3 ) 00 per bunch.
Butter Oroamory , iJOcj roll ) , choice 0@10o.
Vegetables- Potatoes , 1 W@3 00 JKT L1 > 1 ;
onlotiH , 75o iwrbu ; catib ae,50o per doz. ; eating
nppltv , 1-3 bu box , f.Oo. rholco j > or bbl 3 25M
00 ; beau * , 1 60@L1.24'TH.'r | bushol.
hiekarins ; Piano
Beit And Most Itcllillc.
IIALLETT , DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANO
Knilortcd liy KRANZ I.ISZT.
EMERSON PIANO.
Unrliatlcd tot Tone or Finish.
KJMBAIL PIANO
Ucst MoOcrn 1'rico to liuy.
The Kimbnll Organ , so long and favorably known In tlio west , rncommondi Itsolf.
J. K HTKWAUT , Solo Agent for above lines of Goods , wororooins , 329 Broadway
Council Bluffs , Iowa , Correspondence Solicited. Agents Wanted.
DeVOL & WRIGHT ,
WHOLESALE
f'nfpr ' ] TinflprQ * tnnlr Ftp
, ullll01 ] , llliliulo ollM , Liu
/WSrccil attention lymnll CQUR8CBL BLUFFS , IA.
Metalic Caskets and Wootiin Coffins of all Kinds.
ELEG RAPfl ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
. 12 3XT. IVCciixx Sit. . Go-u.oa.oil
604 Main Street , Council Bluffs.
HANUFACTUUEll OP
J
SAMPLE CASES n specialty. Shawl , Tourist , and Trunk Straps.
Twenty Years Experience. - - Repairing Neatly JExecu ted
WHOLESALE DKALEUSJN
58
,
and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS IOW j
Robbcil AVliIlo Asleep.
A young man who had boon downing
a little too much drink , wont up stairs
over Bokomper's saloon and laid down
for a little nap. Ho was awakened by
finding a man going through his pockets ,
and jumping up seized a chair and made
for him , but not in time , the follow skip
ping out and getting away with $8 , which
ho had taken from the sloopor. Bokomp-
or's place has gained a good deal of notoriety
riety of late for having troubio of various
sorts there and thoroabonts.
The colored citizen who was arrested
for kicking up a row with George Gor
spachor was discharged yesterday.
Live and dressed sprint ; chickens at
Casey's meat market , 544 Broadway.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special a vcrtlsoments , eua aa Lost ,
Found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent , Wants , Board
Ing , etc. , will bo Inserted In this column at tbo low
rate of TEN CKNT3 PEIl LINE for the flret Insertion
and ' FIVE CENTS I'Ell LINE for each subsequent n
eortlon. Lcavo advertisements at our office , No ,
Pearl Street , near Broad -av
WANTS.
SITUATION WANTKD-By a young man in a
drug store ; some experience ; \\ages no object ;
coed references. Address A , box 213 , Audubon ,
Iowa.
Iowa.F
F 10R KENT Furnished room at 015 South Sixth
street.
TANTED-Good girl. Work light , at 831 Third
I n\cnuo. 0. C. Tioxcll.
F 1011 RALE My rcaliloneo , corner 7th monuo and
10th street. K taken soon will eell ( or 72,003
below \nluo. Will alea tell furniture , carpets , do. ,
all or in part. K not eoltl at once will rent premi
ses , ulth house furnished or unfurnished , at
moderate rent. Any one thinking of making
their homo In Council Bluffa nllldo well to imcsti-
gate this offer. It la the best bargain over offered
in the city. it A. Ul'TON.
I03T tap robe , Sunday mornliiE between Her-
J dlo barn and racking house. Huitnblo reward
for return of tame to HKK olllcc , Council Bluff J.
WANTKII A Rood barber , will gooJ uancs.
utt.-ulv job. Harmon H , Carlton. Missouri
Valley , IOHO.
OLD I'APKHS For Bale at USB oUlco , at 25 cents
a hundred.
"ITTANTED Every body m Council Bluffs to take
YV TuaUsi. Delivered by carrier at only twenty
cwuta a week.
171011 SALK CIIIiAl1. Good hoarding house , raloon
1
and billiard hall , Flno buslacu ) . Address K ,
BKKOfllco , Council Bluffs.
A UKNTS Ladled and gentlemen can malia llrxl
JiXclaan wages by selling the "Champion Bosom
Htrcctlior aud ronlng Board. " Ketalls at 11.00.
Any lady can do uri tine shirt without a wrlukls
and glnsdltM nlooly as the best laundries can. Addreeo
for imitlculara0 , U. S. & I. Co. , Bus ollloo , Councl
Dlutla
Railway Time Table.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following are the times of the arrival and de
parture of train ) by central standard time , at the
local depots. Trains leave transfer depot ton ruin
u.es earlier and arrive ton minutes later.
ClIIOAOO , UUBUNarON AMD qUINOT.
LIUVI. ARR1VH.
6:35 : pra Chicago Express 0:00 : am
8:10 : a tn Fast Mail. 7:00 : p IT
5:45 : a m ( 'Mail and Ksprrsa , 7 ; ' ] p m
12:0 : } p m Accommodation. 2:40 : p in
At local depot only.
H1NU8 C1TT. HT. JOB USD COUNCIL BLCK7B.
10:05 : a in kUail and Kxprew , 7:05 : p m
8:05 : p m I'aclllc Kxproad , 6:60 : p m
CmciOO , UILWAUKKg AND ST. PAUL.
5:25 : p in Kxproan , 0:05 : n in
9:16 : n tn Kxproiu , 0:66 : p m
CDIOAOO , BOCK ISLAND AND rACITIC.
6:80 : p m Athntlo Express , 0:05 : a m
0:25 : a m Day Express , 0:64 : p in
7:20 : a u * D 9 Molnos Accommodation , i 0:05 : p in
At local depot only.
WABABH , 8T. LOUIS AND fACiriO.
1:20 : am Mall , 4:15 : pin
6:10 : pui Aofloumuxhton VjOOntn
At Transfer "nly
CUIOAOOMld hOniintUTIEN.
5:30 : p m Kxprta.1 , 8:60 : p m
9:25 : a u Paolllo Kxprcus l05 ; a in
EIOUX CITY AND fACIrlC.
7:40 : p m St I'iul Kxprt-ss , 8:60 : a m
7,20 a m Day Kxprctu 0:60 : p m
UNION rAririo.
8:00 : p m Wottrru Kxprrai , 8:55 : a m
11:00 : a ni 1'adfio Kxprunn , 4:10 : pin
7:40 : A ra Local Kxprcss , 0:64 : * m
12:10 : a m Lincoln Kxprcss ,
At Tramlcr only.
VVUUT TRAINS T001IA1IA ,
Loavo-7:20-8:80-0S : : < MO:30-ll:40a. : : m. 1SO-2S : :
5:80-lSiV5:3l-aSti-ll:05p. : : : : : m Huuday D.-SO-llilO
m. lSO.-3:30-5:30-flSO-llo5 : : : : : p , m. Ariho 10 uiln
before lea\lug tlnm
JACOB BIUS. K. V. CADWKLL
SIMS 4 , CADWELL ,
Attorneys -at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFKa , JO\VA
Office , ifaln Btre t , Iloorra 1 and 2 Bhuarl A Uc-
Uahon' Block , Will practice In UUto and Ftdertl'
JOUtU
J.n. TATE. WA1UIKS WHITE
T A. TIE& ; "WHITE.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Practice tn State and Federal Courts.
Collections promptly attended to.
Room 0 , Schugart's Building ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Justice of the Peace.
Omaha and Council Blnffr.
Real estate collection agency , Odd Fellona Block
3\ct Savings Bank
Tnos. orncxK , 11. u. POSIT.
K
Oonncll Bluffs la.
Established - - 1856
Dealers In Foreign and oacstlc Krchnneo an
Urme Securltt
BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS.
J. Y. FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
No .39 Pearl Street Council Bluffa owa
As there are many
So-Called Veterinary Surgeons
In this city , who are practicing their quackery on
our people , I deem It but Justice to eay that I defy
any of them to produce a diploma , or credentials
ndlcatlng that they are graduates of any rctcrlnarv
ntitltuto , and I do hereby caution the public aalug' (
such quacks , a
am the Only Known Graduate
IN WESTEllN IOWA.
Office & Pharmacy , L25B'dway ,
AT BLUE BAIIN.
T. J. CADY , M , D. , V , S.
N. SCHURZ.
Justice of IB Peace.
OFFICE OVEK AMK1UCAN EXPJIKSS.
OUNCIL BLUFFS. IOW A.
Mrs , H , J , Hilton , H n. ,
PHYSICIAN &
223 Middle Broadwiy. Council BluUn.
K. Eice M. D. $
cl
or ether tumors removed without the
kulfo or drawing o blood.
CHRONIC'DISEASES
DISEASES - -
Over lilrty yearn practical oiiierlonco Ottco If a
1-car troot , Council Uluffs
jrjTConoulUtloii Irco
THE KATMOND
Babf Jomper !
L.O.BEACKE'TT
AQKKT ,
22-t & 220 Brondwoy ,
COUNCIL 1ILUFFS , . IOWA.
BOOKS
STATIONERY ,
TOYS AND
NOVELTIES.
Largest Stock
UMVESI 19
H.H. HOKNE & CO. .
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Wo make n specialty , at our EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA mil
YARA CIGARS. All Cigars aold by us are of oar own manufacture and warranted
aa represented.
OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE , | 552 Broadway. *
H. H. HORNE&CO. , | COUNCIL BLUFFS , . IOWA ,
SMITH & TOIiliEll ,
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS
7 and 9 Main atroot ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
OFFER FOE , SALE REGARDLESS COST
TJght Road WaifOnB , Piano Box Top ami Open Buggies , Ilrowstor Top and Open Buggies , Windsor Top
nnd Open Buggies , I'baetonn ol all klndiaml .
two
Seated Carriages. All of the abo\o ace of my own manu
facture and guaranteed tlio best of Block , and llrst-class In e\cry particular. Send fort'oi criptho circular.
jtaTFuctory and Ollico 27 , 20 and 31 Fourth Street , Council Bluffs.
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF
In Iowa and Nebraska , and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway , Council
Bluffs , Iowa.
* * * } MRS , D , A , BENEDICT , Manufacturer ,
urtalns , inJLaco , Silk , Turcoman , Etc. Oil clothaJMattlngs , Linoleums Etc
M Choicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST.
omo and be convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods in our line ,
hoapost place to buy CARPETS , Curtains and House Furnishings in
C 'ty. Upholstering and Bedding Supplies.
Nos. C , 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - - [ COUNCIL BLUFFS
Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The Best $2 a day House in the West
Centrally Located.
Sample Rooms ,
First Class Table ,
All Modern Convenience : ] .
Reduced Rates to Regular Boarders ,
MRS. S. J. NORRIS , 105 Main Street , Council Bluffs.
The remaining HATS on hand will be Sold Below
Cost to make room for New Goods.
A Full Line f NOTIONS alw ays Hand
J. J. AUWERDA , 317 Broad-way , Council Bluffs.
HEUMAYEE'S HOTEL
ON THE
THE'm
'm
Furniture and appointments all now. Noa. 208 and 210 Broadway , Council Bltiff
Waves three inch part 65c , Ooquetts lOc each , Switches
Bl : to $20 each , Hair ornaments given with every pur
chase , All kinds of hair work promptly attended to ,
Waves made of Ladies' ' combings at 50c per inch ,
ALL KINDS OF
MRS , J. J , GOOD 29 Main Stree
- EVEBYTUIKCI1IISTCLA8S. . -
Nos.217and219S.MninSt.f - COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
DE. JUBB'S ELECTRIC BELT.
3,000 Elcctrlo Belt the null June by us.
Kcfcrcnccs-Any o the tuilno lioueee In Council BIutT * . JUDD i SMITH Propileton ,
BROADWAY . C C I * C.LI HIPS