THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS FRIDAY AUGUST 22 , 1884.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
hursday Morning August 21
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
By Carrier . . . - - - - 20 i-cnt/l per week
By Mall - - - - 10.00 per jcar
OFFICE :
No. 7 Pearl Btreot,1 Hoar Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
See J. Roller's Summer gooda.
The delegates are back from Dos
IMoinos.
The democrats moot in caucus to
night ,
There were four fruit cars on yeslor-
torday morning's Northwestern train.
It ia not likely that the city council
will try another "star chamber" right
away.
The Bavarian band is to give a concert
in Bayliss park thia afternoon at It.IJO
o'clock.
The Congregational Sunday school is
planning for a picnic on Thursday of
next week.
Broadway is in a terrible condition
now , and several teams were stalled there
yesterday.
It is said that work on the paving will
commence just BO soon aa Broadway dries
up a little.
Mike Kildear , who was nrrcfllod for
bruUing Harry Wagnor'a nose , was dis
charged yesterday-
The strike of the Contorvillo Coal Go's ,
miners has come to an end , and work
has been resumed.
The Mcthodist-H hold a nodal last night
nt the residonoo of Mr. and Mrs. Elalo on
"Washington avonuo.
Harrison Brothers , late of Milwaukee ,
liavo opened a meat market in the now
building , 742 Broadway.
Will Almy was yesterday complained
of before Justice Abbott for boating a
board bill at Taylor Woolsoy's.
In the flurry about bonds , and the ab-
ecnco of the mayor , the commercial men's
gathering hero shall not bo forgotten.
The board of health have not yet con
demned the cracked court house , although
It is worse than the Methodist church
was.
was.If
If any ono finds a lost account book
ihey can got a liberal reward by return-
it to Chief Skinner , at the police head
quarters.
This , Friday , evening thcro will bo a
sociable at thn Y. M. 0. A. , No. , H "
north Main street. All are invited to
bo present. ,
The candidacy ofyJacob Sims , as a
nominoojfor thgy/tmmit bench , Booms to
JlOstfttetlng with much favor in outside
counties , as well as at homo.
It is noticed that Monsieur Lo Flour
has sneaked back into the city. It would
bo well for him , while hero , to attend to
some cases pending irhon ho loft.
In the circuit court yesterday , the caao
if
of Barrett vs. Wheeler it Herald was on
trial , it being a claim for cider shipped fc
the defendants , and which they claim la
wai not as good cider as the contract trOf
called for. Of
fc
Nobody seems to want to toke any con
tracts for street filling , at least no bids
are in , and Sixth and Seventh avenue
besides other bad places , needing iinme- uj
diato attention , are in likelihood of needla
ing It for some time to come.
Yesterday morning as the Rock Island at
passenger pulled out from the transfer
an switch caused fo
open the engine to geoff
off the track , together with the baggage *
car. Fortunately no ouo was hurt , nnd
the passengers were at once fransforrcd
to the coaches of ( mother train , which had
just arrived and sent on their journey in
.those.
Ono of the officers of the institution
for the feeble minded at Glonwood ar
rived yesterday after the two boys who
were found wandering around hero , and
who had escaped from the institutions.
The boys had Httlo to say , when ho came ,
about having boon abused at the institu
tion , simply complaining that they had
not boon paid for their work. Ono of
the two' boys has run away from the
institution novoral times boforo.
0. S. Clarke , of the Evening Ilorald ,
was yesterday about to enter the bindery
of the Nonpariel oflico to BOO his sister-
in-law , when Judge Hubbard , the editor ,
caught him and pushed nim out , it being
claimed that Clark had boon forbidden to
enter the establishment , and Hubbard
fooling just like enforcing the order of
ejection. Clark having written up a flrory
article about a foolish little disturbance
between the judge and the pressman.
Clark wont before
Judge Aylsworth yes
terday and filed an information charging
Judge Hubbard with assault. The case
is to bo hoard thia afternoon , if hoard at
all.
The proprietor of Siloam Springs will
enter into a written contract to euro your
catarrh or forfeit ull claim to pay for
treatmpnt. Write Rov. M. M. Thomp
son , Albany , Gentry county , Mo. omtf
Hhi | > inoiiluot Hloclc.
The following were the shipments of
Block from the union stock yards , August
21st :
, J c rhog , 05 head ,
to Chicago via Milwaukee.
Morse R % ns fc Co. , 1 car hogs , 08
head , to Chicago via N. W.
Columbus Prtoking company , 1 car
lious , 70 heid , Chicago via It 1
D lnt { woJ ) , 1 car hogs , 70 hcud , Chi-
earn via H I ,
D D. Greun , 10 cam calvet. 500 head.
S $ . Edwards > la U R '
Hld'lrod s of grateful people who have
been cured of rheumatism , nay that Silo-
am Springs. Mo , , is ahead on a specific for
that diseato. emtf
ABOUT THE BONDS ,
Some More iDteresliDg : Glcaoings
Ncwnnu Probability of a Sale ,
Some Foolish Humors Allont Yes
terday.
The matter of the sale of bonds is still
the tliomo of talk. Everybody is very
anxious about the matter , nt its outcome
aflbcts the matter of city improvements
greatly. As staled In yesterday morn
ing's lin ! : , Mayor Vaughnn had tele
graphed that ho had sold $10,000 of the
bonds , and had placed f'o money in the
Park National bank to the credit of the
city treasurer. Yesterday morning the
city treasurer , Mr. Clausen , received
a letter by the mail from the
Park J National bank , stating that
Mayor Vaughan had drawn ? 20,000 of
, ho city bonds and had placed $22,000 to
the credit of the city treasurer. This
; ave rise gto all sorts of conjectures
imong these who are so feverish over the
nnttcr. _ It was whispered that there was
lomothing strange about the n I lair , and
ill sorts of rumors got afloat ,
rho city treasurer's explanation wan that
irobably on Monday Mr. Vaughan inado
omo arrangement ; for the sale of the
) ends , and that that part of the trans
action was sent by mail , reaching hero
roslorday. Wednesday the sale was prob-
ibly completed , and then Mr. Vaughan
olcgraphod. It nppoats now that
Vaughan has sold the $ ' 10,000 of inter-
oction bonds and that they were sold
it an equivalent of ! ) ! ) cents on the dul-
ar. It is said that thcso were the
choicest of the lot , nnd ought to have
> rought a premium of two per cunt. , as
hey wcro longer time ones than the
others. In pruvious negotiations it had
always boon the talk to put only 82,000
of these lout ; time bonds in with § 7,000
of the shorter time ones , so as to bring
hem up to a bettor selling average. Newt
t seems that these are sold in a lump ,
ho best in the lot , and hence it is ox-
> ectod that it will bo more dillicult to
ilnco the others , they running for
shorter timo.
So much was said about this that Wednesday -
nosday night City Treasurer Clausen tele-
; raphcd Mayor Vaughan to , sign the
) ondsthat ho had in his valieo , or in the
safe of the Astor house , and take them to
, ho bank and got a receipt for all the
) ends in the name of the city treasurer
of Council Blufl'a. Ho also telegraphed
.ho bank , but up to a Into hour yesterday -
day had received no reply , and as ho be
gan to got a little nervous himself , ho de
cided to start for Now York at onco.
Yesterday Mayor Vaughan telegraphed
.Imt ho had taken supper with John
[ Baldwin ( probably moaning J. T. Bald
win ) and that ho was advised by him to
settle the remaining bonds at ninoty-fivo
cents on a dollar , and thus got the cash
without lurthor delay , BO that mtk'il.t *
cash they could uudor * tj contract got
of the contractor , discount of five per
: oqt. for a8ntnus virtually making the
unds roaliV.u the name as if sold later at
pan Ho desired the council to moot and
advise him what to do , it being under
stood that ho had an otter of ninety-five
cents on a dollar. It does not appear
whether an additional one or two per
cent , would have to bo paid to some
banker for soiling them or not , but
probably there would.
There has boon much criticism of the
city treasurer's action because on leaving
Now York ho loft some of the bnnds in
Vaughan's possession ; and the others in
the bank subject to his order. These
which have boon in Vaughan's valise
lacked the mayor's signature , and hence
stolen by anyone could not bo used ,
but still it was doomud not businoss-liko
for the city treasurer to allow bonds to
lay around in a valise , or bo in the con
trol of any person. It was declared that
the treasurer had tn'von his receipt N'l
for the bonds , and ho and his bondsmen
were personally responsible for their
safe-keeping , ho alone should retain con
trol of them until they were sold.
Those and ether matters were caught
up and carried from one to another as
larger bita of news , gaining nothing of
accuracy in their winged ( light , until
there were many fearful and sensational '
stories made of thorn.
Those who were knowing to the real
facts and who kept their heads cool ,
seemed unanimous in the expression of
the j belief that there was no charge of any
crooked work being done on the part of
anybody , but that the chief objection
was to the unbuaincss-llko way of pro
cedure. Some of these who did
not endorse the star-chambor procedure ,
nor the methods adopted by the committee -
too , said that they believed the committee -
too had worked faithfully and hard , but
thought it was an unfortunate choice of
committee , and { hat they had subjected
themselves to criticism by lack of discre
tion.
tion.Thoro
There was much talk of all sorts , but
still in it nil appeared an anxiety to have
the bonds sold , and the improvements go
on.
Feeble ladies grown strong and
happy nt Siloam Springs , Albany , fJ entry
county , Mo. omtf
Anntlim'Gliniitor.
The robbery of Mr. llanly , the blacksmith -
smith at Noolu who lost § (100 ( in gold ,
ama up yesterday before Justice Abbott
i another form , Sometimougo MikoUon-
or , was arrested , charged with the rob-
ery , and an examination had before Jus-
tee Vaughiin , who doomed the evidence
iiBuuiciont and discharged him. Yoster-
lay Connor and his wife wore brought
> eforo Justice Schurz on a revival of the
hargr , it being claimed that some now
ividonce had been discovered.
t appears that the proof gained
ipoms confmud to some now proof on to
Taaloy having the money in question ,
and that HOOII alt or the robbery Connor
uid members of his family were spend-
ng money answering somewhat the do-
iritton [ of the munuy Htolun. Some
itatumonts made by Connor and his wife
are also to be brought in by the prosoou-
.ion. The .
c.iso was not concluded yes-
.orday but will be finished up today ,
nobably.
Bliilvorn MultorH ,
K. B , Brown , ono of the editors of the
Leader , of thisysity , lost his infant child
from the effects of cholera infantum.
The child was sick only a few hours.
Wo txtond our heartfelt sympathy to the
giiof stricken parent ) .
Mud and rain , watermelons , and cholera -
era morbua now prevail.
Tno Blaine and Logan boys are ox-
posting Judge Jjymaii to brlghtun up
their intellects on the political atiUus of
the day next Tuesday evening ,
Trade and trullio is rather depressed
hero for the present , but the indications
point to bettor times to come in the dim
distant future.
R ) Crops are good in this part of the
world ,
THE EJNTKTES ,
The following are the entries for the
mooting of the driving park , hero Au
gust -'Oth to 30th , the winning races
not being filled :
120 ,
NO. B TUOTTIM ! a.OOl.\SS I'LIISI : , S."X)0. )
( iri-l'ttch-It , b g , U. 1) ) . Konmy , Loxlng
ton , Ky ,
Peck's llamboltonlan , b f , C , It. JHncklcy ,
Wnlnul , In.
Kth.m Allen , 1) 8 , A. Thomson , Omaha
Neb.
Neb.Ccan
Ccan Nmith , blkg , It. .T. Jolm&top , Cres
ton. In ,
Knty H , , bl ir , George W , Holme ? , Lin
coin , Nob.
Clifton , b g , K. Wcrk. Kane. City , Mo.
St. Klmo , br g , J , JI. June ? , Concordin ,
Katiiai.
Henry Clay , rli g. W. 0. Foolo , llntthin
son , Kaunas.
Uutli S. ( fonnorly Molliib ) in , Tho3.
Slinger , Merrill , Win.
W ) . ( i. TiiorriNO 2:3-1 : CLASS. i-fHSK , 8COD.
lli-x , b. ( ? . , , T. G. IROII , Urbnnn , Ohio.
KOVJCW , b. m. , C. A. Gnlldji , I'nhogon ,
Mich.
( Jean .Smith , blk. g , , II. .T. Johnston , Cres-
, on , In ,
Mnttio Price , br. m. , W. JT , Johnson , Kan1
sas City , Mo-
J. If. McConnlck , ch. g. , B. K. Kirk ,
\lnHon \ City , In.
AVcilncoday , AiiK"HtlI7.
NO. 8. I'Aci.vn. 2.23 cr\sH. I'i'ikSK , SOOO.
Buck Dickorson , ch. KM B , J , Johnson ,
lAlnttio llnilo , g. m. , M. 12. Hark' , Council
lilnirx , Ta.
Cliaillo I' ! , blk. g. , C , N. J'Imory , lioatilca ,
Nellie B , g. in. , Cat , Bates , Independence ,
ICaa.
S'O. ! ) . TIIOTTlXd. 2:40 : CLASS. 1'UIISK , $500.
Lady Mnck , br in , A. II. Swan , Choycnnc ,
iVyo.
H. K. Sheldon , B g , A , A. Bombcck , Kansas
r < ! l" , Mo.
' " , , ch in , A. S Olnoy , Minnenpolla ,
H , / , Luonaid , b B , J , N , Lounard , Lincoln ,
Nub.
Nub.Bud
Bud Doblo , b g , B. C. Holly , Tuublo , Col-
or.ido.
TliurHdny , AliKilBtt 1IH.
m , 10. COUNOII , ni.un'H niniir : rou iwo
IKAIl-OLIW. i NILK DASH.
Mablo Moore- , Archie Hntchott , Springfield ,
Irish La s , b f , B. C. Holly , I'uoblo , Colo-
: ulo.
ulo.Bill
Bill , be , John 1'rall , FnirfioM , low.i.
Little K.tm , ch g , Dug J.iukson , Molini1 ,
VO. 11. LlViaiV STAIIF.K STAKE , J 3IIM ! DASH.
81CO.
Flotch Taylor , b g George Mcltobi'its ; Mo-
> frly , Mo ,
I.ady ToiiiikinB. ] br. f. , L. C. nil , Jlacc-
lenin , Town.
Hydnr Abad , b. c. , L.V. . Boiiaoii , ! Ma-
[ lion. 111.
NO. 12. TitorriNO. 2:20. : ruuaK , SoOO.
lTrbann Bullo , b. in. , J. W. Igon , Urbaua ,
Ohio.
Ohio.IcMnlmn
IcMnlmn , br. B , , Frank IVarson , Brown-
' ) , jVcl ) ,
INeciitor , b. P. , Frank JI. Ilarlan , 1'ino
liliilf , KaiiH.
Billny Boy , b. g. , A. A. Bnmbcck , Kansas
Cily , Mo.
l.uiu , b , B. A. II. Swan , Choycnnc , Wyo.
WfiMiiont , b. B. , Mat Colvin , Kansas City ,
Ml soun.
KO. 13. TKOrm-O ; KHEIM'OIl-ALL. 1'UIISK , $500.
Kxi'cutor , b. H. , Finnk M. Ilnrlin , Pine
Bluirs , KBH.
Big So.ip , b , g , , Low Glenn , Mt. I'lcasnnt ,
Iowa.
I Jon , a. g. , A. ] ' . Kcott. Loadvillo , Col.
Joe young , blk H. , C. K. Wcatbrook , Peabody -
body , Kas.
1 larry Vclox , b. g. , Holly it Carlile , I'ueb-
ID , Col.
Strntlilan , b. . , MatCulvin , Kansas City ,
NO. II. MKKOIIAKT'SBTAKK. runsir , 81CO.
Tiix , b. g , L. W. Benson. Maijnon , III.
] ! euitwing , ch. in. , L. ( J , Jiull , Macedonia ,
louu.
Little Follow , b. g , , J. H. Collier , Solomon
City , Kas.
Friday , Auj ; . , ! > .
N'O. 15 MOTKr. STAKK FOIt 2 AND ItE.ll 01.1)1 ,
V JIII.K 1UHH. 1'UIISK , § 150.
] ' 'lotch Tnylor , b. g. , Geo. McUoboUs ,
Jlobcrly , Mo.
Bill , b c. , John 1'rall , Fnirfiold , Ta.
Irish La-f , b. f. , B. C. Holloy , Pueblo ,
Col.
NO. 1C. uiorriNii. 2:18 : CLASS. ruitsK , 8500.
Lady Mack , bo. in. , A. II. Swan , Clioy-
I'lllH' . WjO.
B.urnoy Holmes , b. g , Frank IVarson ,
Nflinnlm , Nob.
ICtlinn Allen , b , B , , A , Thoiupaini , Oinn-
ho , Nub.
( ican Hinitli , blk , g , , B. J. JohnsonCics-
la.
Katy II. . , blk. in. Gno W. Jlohnosj.l.incoln
Nub.
C'lifton , 1 . K ; K Work , Knns.is City ,
Mo.
Jlicliigan , br , p. , W , II. Johnson , Kan-
sun City , Mo.
llonost Hilly , b , v. , Oil Batei , Indc-
pc'iitU'iicc , Kim.
Itntli S. , ( formally Mollie ) 1 > . in. , Thoa.
Kllnsir , Men ill Win.
No. 17 , \CINO , L'll ! CLASS. ITIISK S.'OO.
1'iniilvV , , cl. g. , W. J. Wingort , Jixon ) ,
1'at py Cliukcr , g. g , , J , Longshore , Bel-
ton , iMo ,
liulldii/er , b. g , , B. B , Krnnoy , Lexington ,
< y >
yISnck DIulccison , ch. g , , B , J , Johnston ,
Boston , Inwa.
Lom-.lacK , blk. p. , A , W. Campbell , Ual-
Miittli' JIailo , g. in. , M. 1 * . llnrlo , Council
Inirx , In.
Nellie 1) ) , , g. m. . Iiulopciulenco , Kat > .
No. 18 , llim.AIIIKS'HTAKK , .M.I , AUKS. $100.
lusco , Arcliie Hiitchntt , Springl'ieU ) , Ilia ,
llydar Ab.ib , b. c.i. . O , Jitn on , Maqnon ,
L.uly TomplciiiH , br. f , , L. C. B.ill , ruco
lonta , town.
Olivutte , b. in , B. J. John&ton , Cieaton ,
Hatiirdixy AimiiHt iio.
< o. 19. ruorriNd. 2"J : CLANS , ruiisi : SftCO
Toioiito Maid , b , in , , JumoaMoKonii. Brad
old , 111.
lluiry Pulling , b. . , A. S. OlnuyMiimeap
ilin , Kim.
.loo Young , blk. . , C. K. Wi'astbrook , 1V .
x'lly , Kiix ,
Mattlu Priio , br. m , , W. JI , Johnson , Kan
'a City , Mo ,
8. 11. MLConunc , eh. g , , 11. P. Kiik , Mawu
Ditv , I oft i\ . d
Cli.irltw 11. Hayes , br. H. , W. H , H. Colby
Ft. DoJgo , la.
.so , 20 riiormii 2.22 ITAHH I'UIWK § 500.
Big Soap , b , g , , Luw Ciloiiu , Mt , Plena mt
lowu ,
Don , g. R. . A. K. Scott , Li'.vl\lllo , Col.
H-irry Yulox , b. g. , Holly & Caililc , Pueblo
Colorailo ,
Ktratliluu , b , B. , Mat Colvin , Kim-as City
Mianouii ,
Loin , b. H , , A. H , Swan , Cheyenne , Wyo ,
Yesterday , Frank Graves , while racin
with another boy down on the bottom ?
ran into it cow mid was thrown from hi
pony , thu pony falling on him and injur
ing him internally.
The Muscatinu Tribune relates th
Invest Biihku story of the season when i
informs its re.uU'ra that Ceo. norhardt
of Montpulicr t iwnship , Muscutin
county , killed n garter snake \vook ag <
which lud in it forty eight urmoro young !
snakes varying in size from Cvo to six I
inches.
MANDEMATCEKS & VAN ,
STA R BUILDING A SPECIALTY.
201 Upper Broadway Cor , Stutsmnn St. , COUNCIL HLUFF3.
Orders in the city or country solicited. Prompt attention nnd satisfaction
Guaranteed.
W. P , ALYSWORTK.
Prune HniHciinioic Jon the LHTtK GIANT trucks and any distance nnd over nny kind of ground.
lllltCK HOUSK3 raised All work guaranteed.
W. P. AYLSWOHTn , lOlONIrth ( trcct.
COUNC1I , IlU'FFfl.
DeVOL WHOLESALE
Cillery Tinners' '
, , . ,
< S"8pecal attention by mallCOUNCIL BLUFFS , &A. &
WUOLKSAXK DKALEUSJN
and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS IOW J
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
EU
HAMS , BACON , DRIED BEEF , SALT PORK AVD LARD ,
742 Broadway - - - - C/ouncil Bluffs.
COMMEKCLiVL.
COUNCIL BLUFFS MABKET.
COUNCIL liLurrs , IOWA , August 21,183 } .
Wheat No. 1 milling , 75@bO ; No. 8 05 ®
' 0 ; rejected 50.
Corn Local purposes , 40 ® 15.
Oata For local purposes , 35@ 10.
Hay § 10 00@lli 00 per ton ; baled , CO ® GO
Rye 10@45c.
Corn Meal 1 30 per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , 6 00 ®
roo.
roo.Cool Delivered , hard , 11 50 per tou ; soft ,
00 per ton
Lard Fairbank's , wholesaling at Ojjo.
Flour City flour , 1 C0@3 30.
Brooms 2 95@3 00 per doz.
LIVE DTOCS ,
Cattle Butrhor cows 3 00@3 25. Butcher
toors , 400 < fcl2j.
Sheep 3.50.
lIoga-4 2j@-l 05.
PHODDCE AND FR01T8.
Quotations by J. M. St. John & Co. , com-
nission merchants , 538 Broadway.
Poultry Lh o old lions , 7c ; spring cliickons ,
25@3 00 par doz. ; live turkeys , Uc.
1'caclioB ft bus. box , 100.
Lemons < i 00 per box.
Bananafl 2 00@3 00 per bunch.
Butter Creamery , 20c ; rolls , choice 9@10c.
Kfres 12J po dozen.
Vegetables Potatoes , 1 50@2 00 per bbl ;
nions , 75ci > orbu ; cabbapo,50c per do , : . ; eating
| > ] > lofl , 1-3 uu box , BOc , choice per bbl 3 23 ®
00 ; bo.ine.l fX2.25 ) per busliol.
The Rock Inland road intends building
ar shops at Kellogg.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special a vortlsomonts , BUO aa Lost ,
ound , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent , Wnnti , Board-
ig , etc. , will l > o Inserted In tliU column at tlio low
ate ol TEN CENTS PEll LINE ( or the Drat Insertion
nd FIVK CKNTS I'Kll LINE for each subsequent n-
ortlon. Leave advertisements at our office , No ,
carl Street , near Broaduav
WANTD.
7ANTKI ) A first c'nsi liarbcr liy Schmidt & Hatb ,
7'JO , West llroadnnyCouncil IJIntta.
pull KAIiK My resl-ronoj , corner 7tli aM-iuin nnd
I
1 lOtliBtroot. II taken HOOII will Bell ( or 2,003
clew gallic. Will al-o cell furniture , carpets , &o ,
11 or In part. K lint sold at once will rent premi
es , Mltii liouso liirnlsliocl or unlurnMiecl , at
noilorato rent. Any onu lliliikInK of making
heir homo In Council Illuirn will do well to ! mc tl-
'nto this offer. Itli the best I'sr aln o\profforeil
n the rltv. X A 1) 1-TON' .
, ) PAl'KHS For sale at IlitH olllcu , at IS ccnU
01,1) hunilroil.
Kvory lioily in Council BluHa to take
WANTKD DolUercd by carrier at only twenty
Donta a weok.
A QKNTS tajlea and ttontlcracn can make flrnt
i.clat)3 ) wajtos by Boiling the "Champion Ilosom
itrccther and ronln ? lioirJ. " I'.ctalU at tl.OC.
Any Ivly can do up n line shirt without a wrlnkla
and Klonn It an nicely ta the beat laiiiulrlcdcnn , Addreeo
or paitlcularu 0. B. S. & L Co. , BBI oUIce , Councl
lIutTn.
DDK. O. O.
DENTIST.
100 MAIN STREET ,
COUNCIL BI.UFrS - - IOWA
JACOB SIMS. E. P. OADWELt
SIMS& CADWELL ,
Attorneys -at-Law ,
COUNCIL BLUFF8 , IOWA.
Oilloo , Main Btreot , Hoonia 1 and 2 Hlm art .V lie
Jlabun'a Block , Will practlco lu .Stale and t-'cxluro
OJIlttU.
THE .KA1MOND
Baby Jumper
L.O.BRAokETT
AGKNT ,
22 lit 220 Broadway ,
COUNCIMH.U1T3 , . IQtVA
BOOKS
STATIONERY ,
TDVS AND
NOVELTIES
Largest Stock
Mrs , H , J , Hilton. M n. .
PHYSICIAN & SFE&EOK ,
222 Middle Broadway. Council Blulla.
J.n. TATE. WARREN WHITE1
Practice In State anil Federal Courts.
Collections promptly attended to.
Room 0 , Schugart's Building ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Justice of the Peaco.
Omaha and Council Bluff ? .
cal cst.ito collection agency , Odd Fellows Block
vcr.Savings Bank
TIIOS. OFPIC1B , U. U. PCBIY.
Council Elullg I * .
: stab/ishea - - 1856
Uealeru In Foreign fcnJ omoatlo Exchange * none
[ ono Sccurlll
BOOGE'S SIOUX OITY HAMS.
J. Y , FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
fo ,8J Pearl Street Council BIuBa own.
Railway Time Table ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following are the times of the nrrlvnl and do-
mrturool tr.ilns by oontral standard time , at the
ocal depots. Trains loato transfer depot ton mln
u.uo earlier and arrhe ton minutes later.
cnicioo , BununaroN AND O.CINOT.
J.1UVH. ABRIVH.
6:35 : p m Chicago Exprcsa 9.00 a in
0:40 : a m Fast Mall. 7:00 : p IP
i-M a in * JInll nnd KxpreM , 7 ! ' J p m
12.20 p m Accommodation. Z. < ! 0 p in
At local depot only.
KANSAS CITT , Br. JOB AND COUKCIt , VLVre * .
0:05 : a ui .Mall and Kxpresj , 7:05 : p m
8:06 p m I'ailllo Hxprosa , 6:50 : p m
CIIICAOO , MILWAUKBH AND HT , rAVti.
C:25 u m Kxpreua , 0:05 : a m
Btn ; a in Bxprosa , DM p ui
OI1IOAOO , BOOK ISLAND AND rACIHO.
6:30 : p ID Atlantic Express , 8.05 a m
3:20 : a ni Day Express , 8.51 p m
7:20 : a in "Dei Molnes Accommodation , 0.05 p m
At local depot only ,
WABAHII , HT , LODI8 AhD f
1:20 : m Mall , 4:15 : pm
6:10 : pm Acoommodaton 0.00 nm
At Transfer "nly
5:30 : p m Kxprtsa , B:60 : p m
; -JS a in I'nclllo Kxpren 6:05 : a tr
BIOUI CITY AND TACmO ,
7MO p m St. I'uul Kxpress , 8:50 : K m
7 SO a m Pay UxproM 0:50 : p in
UMON PACWO.
8 00 p m Western Kxpreaf , 8:35 : a m
11:00 : B ra raclllo Kxprew , 4 : p in
7:10 : am Local Kxprcsa , 0otain :
UilO a m Lincoln Kxproiw ,
At Tromfor only.
DDMMT TRAINS TO OUAIIl.
Leave 7:20-8:80-9:30-10.30-11:40 : : : : a. m. 1:30-2:3 : :
3:304:306:30SOll:05 : : : : : p. m Sunday 9:30-11:10 : :
a m. lM3:306:30SOnc5 : : : : : p. m. Arilio 10 mln
to before Iea\lux tluin
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OFFJCEOVJH : AJIKIUOAN EXFUKSS ,
OUNCIL BLLTPP3 . 10W A
E , Rice M , D.
nHUriT'DO or other tumon removed without tl
UJlfuJjIlU ( | knife or UrawlnKi ) blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES " " p-1
Cher hlrtyyeard practicaloipcrltnon 0Ice No
1'ear trect , Council Illudi
jWCoooulUtlon Ireo
CO. ,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
XSS2BV
Wo tnako n specialty , nt our EASTERN factorof FINE HAVANA md
YAIIA OIGA11S. All Oigara sold by ua arc of our own manufacture nud vrarnuitod
OB rcproaontcd.
OPERA HOUSE OIOAR HOUSE , | 552 Brand-way,1 ;
H. H. 1IORNE & CO. , I COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA.
SMITH At TOMjBK , ARts ,
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS
7 nnd 9 Main street ,
COUNCIL Bturrs IOWA.
OFFER FOB SALE COST
Light Road Wncous , Piano Box Top and Open BuRclea , Urcwstor Top and Open Biijrgie' , Windsor Top
mil Open Huzgics , 1'bacton * of all klnd > and ttto Stated Carriage ! * . All of the abate arc of my own manu
facture and iru rantced the beat of stock , and llrat-clnsa In c\cry particular. Sender descriptive circular.
jHTKactory nnd Ollico 27 , 9 and 31 Fourth btrcct , Council Bluffs.
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF
In Iowa and Nebraska , aad sold for the least raonoy at 337 Broadway , Council
Bluffs , Iowa.
wsr aod NotIOD8at } MRS , D , A , BENEDICT , Manufacturer , . fj
urtalns , In Lace , Fl'l : , Turcoman , Etc. Oil clothsJMaUliiss , linoleumsEto
hoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST ,
lome and bo convinced that wo are headqnartora for all goods in our tine-
hoapesfc vlaco to buy CARPETS , Curtains and ITouso Furnishings in the
C'ty. Upholntoring and Bedding Supplies.
Nos. 5 , 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - - COUNCIL BLUFFS
Mail Orders Filled Promptly and with Care
Best nnJ Host Uelioblo.
HALLETT , DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANO
Endorsed b } 1'r.A.sz Li zr.
EMERSON PIANO.
Unrhallccl for Tone or Finish.
KIMI3A1L PIANO
Host Modern Price to Buy.
The Kimball Orjan , po long and favoiablv known in the west , rpcoimnomli itself.
J L. ST1CWAHT , Kolo Agent for above lines of Goods. Warntooms , 32J Broadway ,
Council Blulfs , Iowa. Coricipondenco Solicited. Agents Wanted.
ffletalic Caskets and Wooden Coffins of all Kinds.
fELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
. 2.2 TO" . lT , i23u jQt. . 3otX3O.oil
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. AUWERDA , 317 Broadway , Council
HEBHAYEB'S HOTEL
ON THE
O
Furniture and appointments all now. Nos. 208 and 210 Broadway , Council Bluff
Waves three inch part 65c , Ooquetts lOo each , Switches
$ lto $ .0each. Hair ornaments given with every pur
chase , All kinds of hair work promptly attended to ,
Waves made of Ladies' ' combings at 50o per inch ,
ALL KINDS OF
MRS , J. J GOOD 29 Main Stree
apzrojpr-ioto
CE2C r i :
- EVKRYTUINaJI'.STCLASS. . -
Nos. 2 1 7 nud 2 1 9 S. Main St. , - COUNCIL BLUFFS
DK JUDB'S ELECTRIC BELT.
3,000 Kleitrlo U U th in b Junebyuf.
HclcrciiCfB-Any o the buslno bcu i In CouLcil JJIuffs. J JDD i SMITH 1'roprletojl.
319 BROADWAY OOUN01L BLUFFS