6 AiAHA OAIL BEE-COUNGxL BIUi'FS WEDNESDAY , AUGUST 20 , 1884 ,
THE DAILY BEE
CEOUNCIL BLUFFS
Wednesday Morning August 20
SUBSORItTIOX JUTES ,
By Carrier . - - - - - - 0 fonts rr wed
JyMMl $10.00 per } on
OFFICE :
No. 7 Fcarl Btrcet , Near Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
Soo'J. Roitor'a aummor goods.
Milton Smith was fined yesterday for
assaulting Charles Smith.
The Y. M. 0. A. gave a pleasant on-
tortslnmont last evening.
The entrance of the opera house is beIng -
Ing frescoed and beautified.
The Bavarian band is to give a concert
in the park Friday evening.
A colored man named Robinson WM
fined yesterday for assaulting John Ham-
inor.
inor.A Persian giving his name as George
Allen , was yesterday fined for being
drunk.
The delegates and other prominent
republicans loft yesterday morning for
DCS Moincs.
Horace Evorolt in making great im
provements at his elegant residence on
Second avonuo. .
In the circuit court yesterday , little
was done beyond equity casca , no trial
of public interest being heard.
Officer Brooks , who has suffered a aovero
blllious attack , is now co nvalcacing , and
was able to got out ycatorday , but still
not strong.
Postmaster Armour has received word
that fifteen moro mail-boxes are on the
road , which when put in place will make
' about eighty.
D. L. MoEndrio , of Lewis tovruship ,
and Miss Campbell , of Walnut , were
yesterday married at the Ogden house ,
llov. Mr. Mackoy officiating.
A. T. Flickingor , another ono named ,
also denies being a candidate , and is . at
work for Jacob Simms , whoso chances
Doom moro and moro favorable.
Sheriff McCord , who was shot by the
desperado Reynolds , Is able to bo out on
the streets now in fair weather , and will
evidently roach full recovery.
If the $000 appropriated by the atar-
chamber for sending the committee ' east
has been put in as a starter on a new and
reliable fire alarm oystom , it would have
boon bettor.
Among these who have boon named as
possible nominees for circuit judge is
Hon. George Carson , but that man ab
solutely declines to have his niuno men
tioned as a candidate.
George P. Wright has boon appointed
as the representative from this county in
the Iowa commission to look after this
stato'a representation at the world'o ' fair
in Now Orleans next winter ,
Officers Hurley and Bates arrested a
negro whom they suspect had some part
in the Ball burglary , as an accomplice of
the man Clark , who has already boon
taken to Missouri Valloy.
There was lively gust of wind and a
dash of rain yesterday afternoon. The
gale blow down the waterworks com
pany's oil house at the river , a small
building containing a number of barrels of
Oil.
Justice Abbott again has the Partridge
family before him on one of the old
charges , it being claimed that the child
ren throw brickbats at neighboring
children smashing one little fellow's head
badly.
The barbers now propose to follow the
example of the butchers and close up on
Sundays. They want the council to pass
an ordinance which will servo as a club
to these who violate the agreement to
close up.
A follow named John McCeo on being
brought before Judge Aylesworth yester
day morning on a charge of boinc drunk
refused to state where ho was born , and
acted so crankish that the I ) udgo had
him taken back to jail until ho hnd
learned to bo a little moro civil.
At Kiel's hotel there were four jolly
ooula , heavy weights , yesterday , who
would make a good 1001 nocioty , as their
combined weights proved to bo just 1001
pounds. The four were : J. L. Momaly
of Walnut , Rudolph I'ricator of D.WOII-
port , Dr. Calm of Louisville and Dick
Hoist , ono of the proprietors of the ho-
tol.
The colored Blaine and Logan club
will have a grand rally next Thurday ,
August 20 , at the court houso. Among
the speakers will bo A. H. Willis , Rov.
Borl Mitchell and Dr. W. II. 0. Stevenson -
son , all of Oraaha. The officers of the
club are : P. Finloy , president ; W.
Thomas , secretary , II. Campbell , treas
urer , and II. W. Knight , director.
man Phillips , arrested for making
an indecent assault upon a little girl in
' Ilnzjl Doll townehij' , where ho was
1.4'
. ' teaching school had examination at Noo-
la Monday , and was bound over to the
diitrict court in the sum nf 81,000. Not
able to give bail ho wan brought to this
city and lodged in the jail hero. There
was so hot a feeling against Phillips at
.NooUtltata along guard had tj bo
placed over him while there.
"
Thcro seems to bo "Iroublo in do
camp" of the Colored Blaine and Logan
club , Ono fide has got out posters
announcing a dance and speeches TUBS
day evening , August 20. Tliq names
ei hed being these of Prank Fuiley , preg
jdont , oud Ji ! . Burke , manager. Thi
other Mdoeaytheyhaveno authority to getup
up a diijco , and that ii ia a tchcino on
I/ Uuike'u part to tnnko u little money foi
himself , and that they will depose Fin
ley aa president.
While the thrco supposed confidonc
men arrcatcd in Omaha for turning t
miu named Smith of $185 hero , are being
ing hold across the tivor for a rcquisl
lion , it appears that the delay is caus
ed not by the lack of the necessary pa
pcrs , for they have arrived , but by the
sudden and mysterious disappearance o
the prosecuting witness , Smith , who liar
apparently been "aeon. "
After a hard fight the examination o
the man Morgan , better known as Tom
Pcndcrgrass , canio to and end before
Justice Schurz yesterday afternoon. The
cowboy who waa tuned for § 10 by the
confidence man , aaya ho waa appealed to
in every way to make him disappear. He
says the fellow's attorney J. J. Frainoy
ate dinner with him at the hotel , and that
ho waa offered all sorts of inducements to
leave , and when that did not work ho
waa threatened and told "It would bo
made hot for him. " Ho waa kept hero
though , and gave his evidence , and as a
result Justice Schurz held him in § 50C
jail to appear at the next term of the dis
trict court. Not being able to give bail
10 vraa taken to jail.
About six weeks or two months ago , as
you will all remember , Mr. Hunt , who
ivcs about two miles east of town , had a
lorao stolen , but could got no clue as to
vhoro ho wont or who took it , .until a
bw days ago ho wont to a fortune toiler
at Rod Oak , who told him his horao waa
ocrotcd in south of Glonwood , and also
javo him a description of the man who
tolo it. Mr. Hunt came homo reported
vliat had boon told him , whereupon a
ompany was organized with ( aa your ro-
) ortor is told ) G. W. W. as their loader
o go in pursuit of horse and thief ,
wearing vengeance against the latter.
Armed with shot guns and other muni-
.ions of war , they proceeded to the point
ieslgcatod by the fortuno-tollor , when
heir captain ordered a halt , and a con-
ultation was hold , and all necessary
tops taken to surprise the thief and
tring him to a limb and also to rooovor
ho horse , but after they had looked allover
ever a prominent farmer's feed yard ,
hey gave it up as a bad job and con
cluded that the fortuno-tollor know
lothing about it. Glonwood Democrat.
iBUTLEE'S ' BOMB ,
t CaimcB a Convention In the Dear
Old Grniulmotlicr'H Home ,
On the police record yesterday morn-
ng appeared the rather sensational
hargo that R. 0. Hubbard and Billy
) oViora had been arrcstqd by oflicor
lurley for disturbing the peace by fight-
tig and using profane and obscene Ian-
; uago. The fact that Judge Hubbard ,
,110 , editor of the Nonpareil , could got
nto any such trouble scorned strange.
The other man waa unknown , but inqui
ry proved that ho was the pressman of
ho old lady. Further Inquiry
ailed out the fact that
ho trouble all arose about Butler's letter
of accoptatico. Hubbard who has served
s managing editor , during Mr. Stead-
nan's absence , thought the letter was
uch a rich and racy one that there ought
o bo a good deal of it go in. "
To sot this up took moro time than to
ill the columns with the stereotyped
ilates , usually used in filling up the
Nonpareil columns , and the pressman
bund that ho was going to bo delayed ,
'hia started a little discussion between
limsolf and Hubbard , and the latter
hinking that ho wan the most trusted of
ho old lady's children , proposed to run
.ho establishment to suit himsulf.
Pho pressman said it was
all right but ho couldn't run thoj press
room , and the forms would bo put to
iross on timo. A lively rumpus ensued ,
and Hubbard was going to throw the
ircssman down stairs where ho belonged.
L'hp pressman objected to going down
stairs that way , and while they were
vratigling on the outside stairway Odicor
lurloy , whom the old lady scowled at
ho other day , was not backward in got-
ing in his work , and ho arrested the
wo. They gave bail for their appear-
anca in police court yesterday afternoon ,
ind Spencer Smith appearing for them
lad the cases dismissed. It is said llnr-
oy was being "sent for as n prosecuting
ritnoss , when the cases were disposed
> f. If Butler had only known how
lis letter was to thus shook the uervos
> f the old lady ho would have drawn it a
ittlo milder.
SNEAK THIEVES ,
Ilioy Clot ao Ijow nH to Itald
Kaitir'u41oiiHt ! Till Tapping
In a llnrncHH Slinj ) .
When R. N. Whittlosoy , of the Globe ,
woke yoitorday morning ho found that
hiovos had , during the night , raided his
citchon and collar , helping themselves
o provisions , just as if it wasn't ' n IJOWH.
mper mau'a supply , oven gobbling up
our onions that were laying in a corner ,
WhittlcBoy lately got iftarried , and has
ust now started the experiment of
lousokoeping , and now comes this torri-
ilo blow. The soaU-thiovos do not acorn
o bo afraid of getting caught in any of
these newspaper men's houses. It is
evident that they don't know the risk
they run. Tin : BKK man can uym-
mthizo with Whittlesoy for it hasn't
> eon long since the thieve * atolo his dog ,
ind then hio shirt , aud then hia Sunday
dinner. NVhittlesoy'a losa therefore calls
nut a sympathetic throb , and thp gentle
adyieo for Whittlosoy not to watch his
ohirt whenever ho ventures to have it
washed.
TA1TJNI1 A TILt.
At noon , yesterday , while ShorniBii'B
harroaa shop on Main street was locked
up , and the proprietor and employes gene
to dinner , the place wasbiokon onuu and
the till tapped , the fellows Kotling runy
with abiut ? 5. It ia thought that aomo
boys d'd ' the trick , and thu police uro
after tli3 suspected jmrtioa.
Tlio Q. uiul Hiii U. I ,
NawYoHK , August 10.Jenurnl ( Manager
1'ntto' , iif tinChluJKii , JIiirlluKtnn & ( Juim-v ,
'
] > an-cl IliroiiKh to Do.tLii , Ici-day , to contu'lt
with 1 rttiU > nt I'tjUliid. Tlio poHslbility of
the Union I'atiiiu ami the ChlcuKi ) , Uuillnji.
ton & Oiiln-y iMitorlug into an alliance U
1 btrongly ItibU'Ll lit ,
THEY FOUND HIS ROLL ,
The Darky Clark Kept Hi
Wealth Hidden in His
Armpit.
Ho Admits tlio Hiir/'lnry. /
The BEE ycatorday contained nn account -
count of how the colored man immcc
Olark had eluded the vigilnnco of the
officers lioro , who had failed to find 01
him the money which it cccnia ho mus
have got from the Hall burglary. Since
the prisoner was taken to Missouri Val
ley , ho liaa been searched again , this bo
i'tno third time , and the money was
found hid under his arm nt least ? 20 (
of it. It is a pretty good joke on the
ofllcors hero , who scarclioc
lilm twice. Clark is evidently
a very slick ono , and the finding of this
much money in view of the statements
ilrcady inixdo by him , and the fact of his
having the watch would probably have
caused him to go ever the road , but in
addition to this Clark has owned , ainco
jottini ; to Missouri Valley , that ho was
into the burglary , but says that ho was
not nlono in it , a white man and a
colored man helping him. This is
doubted by the officers , for the ! amount
of money no had loft slum a that ho got
moro than a third or a half of the $000.
THE BONDS THAT BIND ,
Dear ns Tlioy nro tlio Oily Still AVantu
to Soil Tlioin ,
llioro was little news to bo gloancc
estordny about the city bonds , aboul
which auch n commotion has boon raised ,
t scorns to have become a pretty -woll
ottlcd conclusion thattho bonds are good
> ut the fault has boon with the manner
n which the attempt was made to soil
hem , and the wrong selection of men to
lancllo them.
A telegram was received from Mr.
Roagon yesterday , that unless the bonds
were sold by 9 o'clock ho should start for
ionic. Nothing waa said aa to what
Mayor Vaughan would do.
The indignation mooting which was
lold Monday night was the subject of
omo criticism yesterday , the subatancoof
vliich seemed to bo that if the citizens
nstoad of merely pounding away at the
ity administration , had dovisud some
ray out of the dilemma , it wouldhavo ,
icon bettor. Slill , it scorned a case
where indignation must bo given vent bo-
ere words of advlco could follow.
The mooting was to have boon con-
, inued yesterday afloruoon but a quorum
f the council could not bo got , and if
licro had been a quorum , probably
uothing would have been done , as it
corned advisable to wait the return of
Vld. Mynstcr and City Treasurer Clan-
on , who were expected this morning ,
> ut had not arrived. There scorns to befooling
fooling in favor of first hearing their
eport and than take action requesting
ho banka of the city to take hold of the
> ends and place them.
It has leaked out that this trip to Now
fork waa planned out long before the
lends were issued , and before there was
my knowledge of whether thcro would
10 trouble in selling the bonds or not.
f the bonds sell at once it would have
irovcd , what was intended , a pleasure
rip at the city's expense. It was not
riginally planned that Mr. Clausen
liould go , but that Alderman McMnhou
liould go in his place , It promises to
urn out anything but a pleasure trip bo-
ore it is through.
TEUSONA1J.
[ L. II. Hosier h.is gene east aftfr goods.
W. C. Jucfchon liui : ffouo to Colfnx for : i few
ays.
John Helm h.is gene into Nebraska on a
ninl.
.ruiucs Ciow , of Mi ml en visited the UltilFn
Tsteiday.
K. A. liabcock , the A\oci : nttniney , was
lore yoBteid.iy. *
Geo. 13. KolldgB lias taken the .post ot d.iy
Icik at the I'lidlic house.
A , W. Askwitli , of Walnut , was in the city
'ostciduy on lep.il busliiois.
J. J. Sti'dmau , editor cf the Nbniuii'il , has
cttirnod from a tiip of test nud iccrt ation. |
Thomas Uowiiiun rottiincd yt'xleul.iy fioiu
'iiincy ' , 111vhoio hu has been inthu iiitciexts
f the driving ; paik.
Col. Smyiho , of Omaha , was oil this f-itlo of
10 biff muddy yot-teiilay , lookiriR after BOIIIO
insincaa in the circuit conit.
J. H , Mm shall , until lately the general
Rout of the NoitliHOBtcrn lime , has returned
miu a pleasant trip through Kansas.
Oporgu Cai mm has ictiiinud from his pro-
ougetl tilp to Monlann , where ho has laigo
lining Intuiests , which premise to pan out
ery ricli.
Kugono Shaw , who has boon day clcik at
KI 1'aciliL' , has icsignoil IIH | position , uiul laxt
vouing lutuinud tn hiii old homo at Klgin ,
II , , whoio his father li.m lept , liotol for yeaia.
llev. leather MeMenomy lin.i boon nppointcil
! cai-gcner l of the dlocuso ( if Iowa , n moht
oithy compliment bontowod iipun not ( inly
no of the ablest , but aUo ono of the most
lopular of lowa'n
" " " lloul Ktitnlo Trmisrora.
The following transfers were filed in
lie county clerk's oilico yesterday and
oportod for TUB Bun by P. J , MoMa-
lone :
J. M. Kelley & Co. to G. L. Stomplo
t Co. , lot a , block U , Macedonia , § 050.
W. n. Farwoll to Town of Oakland ,
mrts lots ! and 5 , block 12 , Oakland ,
'u7 '
'u7Daniel
Daniel Palmer to 0. 0. Hurst , part
ione12 \ , 75 , 40 , $300.
Anna Biorwein to Rosa Tinloy , lot 21 ,
block D , Williams' 1st add. , $550.
Hiram F. White to John W. White ,
tnoinol , 24 , 75 , 4-1 , $300.
Robert F. Walker to Daniel Palmer ,
part ne } no } 12 , 75 , 40 , $50.
L H Mitchell to Thomas Sheets , ul
ic ] 30 , 74 , M , 83,000.
Shorill'to .J. M. Phillips , part lot 10 ,
ilock 1 , McMalion , Cooper & Jollon'a
add , , $ ' . ' 0.
W. F. Moorshall et nl. to John Malli-
cent , part lot 4 , block 10 , Walnut , § 700 ,
John Hiley to S. 0. llarlow , sej se ]
J'J. ' 77 , 30 , § 1100.
U. , H. itQ. . U. R. Co. to Franco
Norton , lut 1' . ' . Railroad add to Canom
$100.
Total sales , § 0U3. , :
Total aalos for the week , ? 39,482 ,
W. P , ALYSWORTH.
3E3COTJS3BS
Frutro Houneii mo ed on the LITTtK 01ANT trucks ami tiny dlttMiro Mill Our nny kind ol ground
DKtCK IIOU8K3 rolled All work gunranteod.
W. I1. AYIiWOIlTH , 1010 Nlrth street
COUSfll. I1MTF3.
DeVOL & HT t
WHOLESALE
ID , uitifiry , iiiwuifl uiuuf
WSftcil attention by mall COUNCBL BLUFFS , IA.
3MC
UNDERTAKER AND ESPALIER
Metalic Caskets and Wooden Coffins of all Kinds.
TELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
3NTo. 3.2 3NT. IVExxiio. fstt. , C3o-u.io.oil
WUOLESALK DBALEUS.IN
and 344 Broadway , OODNOIL BLUFFS 10 j
IOWA ITEMS.
The Dos Moines and Sioux City rail
road project has been laid upon the
shelf for the present , but it will como to
ifo again with easy times.
The Gorman Cleveland and Hondrlcks
club in Dea Moines numbers 500 mom-
) ors.
The Crcston slaughtering and packing
company , with a capital stock of $50,000
and the Carroll telephone company with
$25,000 capital filed their articloa of in
corporation with the ocrotary of atato.
The consecration of Father Cosgrono
as bishop of the Davenport dlocoso will
ako place September 14.
A Brewer as n British Peer.
New York Evening Post.
Benjamin Leo Guinness , the father of
ho present brewer , gave $1,000,000 to
onovato St. Patricks cathedral in
Dublin , and ho has been dead over ton
eras. Ho left his property with hia
wo aona , Arthur and Cecil. Arthur waa
looted as member of parliament for
) ublin City , was first knighted and
ftorward "created a lord. " Thinking it
jonoath the dignity of a lord to run a
> rowery , ho sold his interest therein to
lia brother for $5,000,000. Ho ia known
n the English peerage as Lord Ardalann.
Jccil Guinness is the largest porter
> rower in the world. John Stuart Mill
aid : "No vessel over leaves the English
liorcs , bo it on mercantile or missionary
utioa , that does not carry Guinness'
mrtor In its hold. To every country
England sends a blblo , Guinness aonda
bottle of hia famous XXX porter. "
AVrcolc of l r-ci lir Tralmi.
LAKCASTEitjl'a , Aup.19 , Two western bound
roight trains collided this moming near Val-
uy crook , demolishing n caboose and sover.il
am. The wreck cauRht fire anil wus consumed
vithan o\or head biiilge. The track was
) locked five hours.
COMMEIlOIAJj.
OODNOIL BLUFFS MARKET.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA , August 19,1884.
Wheat-No. 1 milling , 75@80 ; No. 3 00 ®
0 ; rejected50.
Corn Local purposes , 40@ 15.
Oats For local purposes , 3j@-lO.
Hny-Sin 00@1200 per ton ; baled , 50@CO
Rye ' 10@45o.
Corn Meal 1 SO per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , G 00@
01) .
Coal Dollvorod , hard , 11 50 per ton ; soft ,
> 00 per ton
Lard 1'airbank's , wholesaling at 0c.
Flour City Hour , 1 C0@3 30.
Brooms 2 90@3 00 per doz.
LIVB STOCK.
Cattle IJutohor cows 300(3325. ( Butcher
toors , I 006 * 113. !
Sheet ) 3.50.
Hoga 125@4 05.
1'KODUOE AND FllUITB.
Quotations by J. 21. St. John & Co. , com-
nlHuion ntorchantH , 538 lirontlway.
Poultry Lho old lions , 7c ; eprinff chlckona ,
25@3 00 per iloz. ; livu turkeys , DC.
I'eachos J buo. bt-x , 1 00.
Lemons 0 00 per box ,
Bananas 2 00@3 00 per bunch.
Uuttor Creamery , 20c ; rolls , choice 0@10c.
Kgfs ( ! 12J per dozen.
Vegetables Potatoes , 1 50@2 00 per bbl ;
nioua , Tficnerbujcabbapo.SOcperdo/ ;
pplox , 1-3 bit box , 50c , clioico par bbl 3 250
00 ; bean * , 1 50@2.23 per biiuhol ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
4
NOTICE. Special a vortlsomonts , BHO as Lout ,
ound , To Loan , For Gale , To Rent , Wants , Hoard-
npr , oto. , will bo Inserted In tlilj column at the loir
ate ol TKN CHNTS 1'KB LINK lor the flrst Insertion
nil FIVE CENTS 1'KIl LINE lor each subsequent n.
urtlon. Leave atlvortlueineuta at our otHoo , No.
oatl Btroot , near Broadway
WANTS.
WANTKD-ny a youns man In a
ilruir ktoro ; some experience ; waitoi no oliject ;
ooj references. Addiuus A , lijx 213 , AuJnbon ,
o\va.
IlKNT Furnished room at 816 South Sixth
FOIl .
_
SAUK Jly'renl'leno * , corner 7th atomin and
IJMJH . It taken noon Hill evil lor 8J.COJ
ulow value. Mill olio < u ! | luriilturo. caipeta , io ,
11 or In part. II not sold at once will rent pioml-
e , with homo furulahod or unfurnl hcel , at
Kxlo'ato rent. Any ono thinking ol maklni ;
heir hiimo In Council lHuHs will do wo'l to Invotl-
ate this Oder. His the best fcarpaln o\er ofTorcil
n the city. _ M A U1TON.
"VLD PAPERS For eolo at 1I H otfloo , at 25 oeuta
J a liuiulrcd.
Kvery body in Council UluHa to tivVe
WANTED Uelhorodby carrier at only twenty
oonta a week ,
OR BAI.K CHEAP , Qoo.1 hoarding liouno , saloon
I 1 ami billiard hall. Fine butlutsa. Address K.
o , Council BluH * .
A UKtVltt Uulk > mil tfeutlvinen c n make lirst
Vclaea WBROII by BfllllnK the "Champion Boeoiu
trocthcr and ronlnir llosrcl. " IletalU at 11.00.
Any liuly can ila uii Una ihlrt without a wrlnkU
nd glou * It ai nloolyu the tw t laundries can. Aidres !
or ixutlcuUra 0. 1) ) . 8. & I. Co. , B ofllco , Counci
llufli
ACOB H1M3. E. V. OADWKLL
SIMS&CADWELL ,
Attorneys -at-Law ,
COUNCir , BtDK8 , IOWA'
> , i Street , Kuouu I hud Shn iit & Uo
1 il \V i > i etcclu ! fcUto ted Fd
J.H. TATE. WAHREK WHITE
a ? _
Practlco In State nnd 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 Fellows Block
THOU. OFflCUI , II. U. PD81T.
Council Bluffs I * .
Estab/ishea 1856
Dealers In Foreign and omeatlo Exchange an
Bccurltl
,
BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS.
J. Y. FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
No .S3 PearlS tree t Council Bluffs owa.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The follonIn ? are the times ol the arrival and do *
larturo of trains by central standard time , at the
ocal depots. Trains leave transfer depot ton miu
U.C3 earlier and arrive ten minutes later.
CHICAGO , BcnusarON AND QUINCY.
LBAVI. ARH1VB.
6:35 : pm Chicago Express 8:00 : am
0:40 : a in Fast Hall. 7:00 : p m
i:46am : 'Jlail and Express , 7i'3pm
12:20 : pm Accommodation. 2:10 : pm
"At local depot only.
KANSAS C1TT , HT. JOB AND COUKCIL BLOTF8.
10:05 : a m .Mail and Express , 7:05 : p m
8:05 p ui Pacific Express , G:50 : p m
CniCAOO , UILWACKKH AND ST. rACIi.
5:25 : p m Kxprcas , 0:05 : a m
0:16 a m Express , 6:55 p m
CnlOAOO , BOCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC.
6:30 : p m Atltntla Express , 0:05 : a m
0:25 : a m Day Express , 6:54 : p m
7:20 : a m "Dos Moincs Accommodation , 6:05 : p m
* At local depot only.
"WABASII , ST. LODIB AND PACiriO.
1:20am : Mall , 4:15 : pin
6:10 : pm Acconiinoilat.on 0.00 a la
At Transfer "nly
CHICAGO aild ItOnTUWIWRIRN.
5:30 : p m Kxprbun , 6:50 : p m
9:29 : a m Pacific Kxprcsn 0:05 : a m
sionx CITY AND rAcmo.
7:40 : p m St. Paul Kxprceu , 8:50 : a m
7iO a m Day I'.xprosa 6:50 : p in
"UNIOV i-Acmc.
8:00 : p m Western ExprcflB , 8:35 : a m
11:00 : n m P.idflo Express , 4:40 : p m
7:40 : a m Local Express , 6:54 : a m
1H:10 : a m Lincoln Express ,
* At Transfer only.
DDKUT TKAINS TO OUAIIA.
Leave 7:20-3:110-9:30-10:30-11:40 : : : : : a. m. lSO-2:3 : :
3:30-4SO-5M-fl:30-ll:05 : : : : : p. m Sunday 0:30-11:50 : :
a m. l:30"3:30-S:3 : : : < M:30-llu5 ) : : p. in. Anlvo 10 mln
to ticfuro leatlutf tlmn
N. SCHURZ ,
ice oftlie Peace.
OFFICK OVEIl AS1K1UOAN EXPRESS.
OUNCIL BLUFFS. IOW A
Mrs , H.J . , Hilton. M n. .
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
322 Mlddlo Dro d-wy. Council Blum.
R , Eice M , D.
or other tumors removed without the
) kullo or drawing o blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES
Over blrty yean practlcAl exporlcnot 0000 No.
1'cftr trent , Council lllufls
AyConculUtlou ( rea
THE RAYMOND
Baby Jumper !
AGENT ,
224 ifc 220 Broadway ,
COUNCIL 11LOFF8 , IOWA.
STATIONERY ,
TOYS AND
NOVELTIES ,
Largest Stock
to ' .van PRICES.
E.H , HORNE & C0.5
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
5 Bp , ° fla y' ftt Ollr EASTEKN factory , of PINE HAVANA imd
b. All Cigars sold by us are of our own manufacture and warranted
aa represented.
OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE , I D52 Broadway "
lI.n.IIORNE&CO. , | COUNCIL BLUFFS , 1' ; ' IOWA.
SMITH it TOMjEK , AR S ,
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS
7 and 9 Main atrcot ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
OFFER , FOR SALE &EG-ARDLESS COST
Light Rood Wagons , Piano Box Top and Open Buggies , Urewetcr Ton and Open Bugglo' , Windsor Ton
ind Open Bungles , I'bacton * ol all kinds and two Seated Carriages. AH oltho abo\o rvro of my own maim-
icturo and guaranteed the best ol stock , anil llrei-class In o cry particular. Send lor dcs crlptho circular.
jtSTFactory and Oillco 27 , 2D and 31 Fourth Street , Council Blulls.
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OP ALL KINDS OF
In Iowa and Nebraska , and Bold for the least money at 337 Broadway , Council
Bluffs , Iowa.
MRS , D , A , BENEDICT Manufacturer ,
urtains , lu.Laco , ? l'li , Turcoman , Etc. Oil cloths,3Mattings , Linoleums Etc
hoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST.
[ omo and bo convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods In our llHa-s
| hoapest ulaco to buy CARPETS , Curtains and Houao Furnishings in the
C'tv. Upholstering and Bedding Supplies.
Nos. 5 , 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - . COUNCIL BLUFFS
SInil Orders Filled Promptly and with Care
A
Best and Most Reliable.
HALLETT , DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANO
Endorsed by FRANZ LISZT.
EMERSON PIANO.
Unrhalled for Tone or Finish.
KIMBAIL PIANO
IJeat Modern Price to 13uy.
The Kimlall Oiir.in , no long and favorably known In the west , rncommonda itself.
J. L. STK\VA11T , Solo Agent for above lines of Goods. Wardrooms , 329 Broadway ,
Council Bluffs , IOWA , Corrc-spondencu Solicited. Agontg Wntitod.
ALL TRIMMED HATS
MRS. S. J. NOREIS , 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 always Hand
J. J. ATJWERDA , 317 Broadway. Council
Furniture and appointments all now. Noa. 208 and 210 Broadway , Council Blutf
Waves three inch part 65c , Ooquetts lOc each , Switches
51 to $20 each , Hair ornaments given with every pur
chase , All kinds of hair -work promptly attended co ,
Waves made of Ladies' combings at 50c per inch ,
ALL KINDS OF
MRS. J , J , GOOD 29 Main Stree
GRESTON HOUSE
EVEKYTUUtQJHSTCWSS. .
Nos. 217 nnd 219 S. Main St. , - COUNCIL BLUFFS
BR JUDB'S ELECTEIC BELT.
8,000 Klcctrla Belt th oulli June by ur ,
Agents Wanted !
. J'JDD i SMITH I'ropiletors.
UefereiiM&-Any o the buslnc tcusuln Couccil Blufls.
To BROADWAY COUNCIL BLUFFS
