DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS \\EDXESDAY \ , SEPTEMBER 10,1884.
THE' DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Wednesday Morning September 10
SUBSCRIITION IUTF.S. . . .
lo.rentf 'r
?
HfC n1er
. . $10.00 per } c r
omoB :
Ho. 7 Pearl Btrcot. Hoar Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
See lloiter'a now fall stock of cloth
ing.
The democratic congressional ! convon-
lion of this district will bo hold at Atlan
tic to-day.
A dog-fight disturbed the early-hour
monotony of lower Main street yesterday
morning.
1'no Sol Smith ifussoll"troupe were
quartered yesterday at the Ogden nnd
Pacific houses.
Parks it Plainer nro now delivering
goods to Iheir customers in a brand now
delivery -wagon.
Sol Smith Russell was at the opera
house last night and the Carlotons will
bo there this evening.
Barnum'fl bill-posting brigade , cloven
in number , arrived in the city last night
and are quartered at the Pacific house.
Mr. nnd MM. Yoagor , son-in-law and
drughtor of 0. S. llubb.ird , are the happy
parents of a bouncing baby girl.
A brick addition is being erected to the
the Morris restaurant building on the
corner of Main street and Willow av-
OHUO.
The pile driver force on the govern
ment building are putting down the pil
ing good shape , and the work is moving
along rapidly.
.Some of the dummy trains yesterday
were ao crowded that people hung onto
the otops being DO anxious to go over to
BOO Bon Duller.
The boya in blue will hold a mooting ,
at the court houao to-night at 8 o'clock ,
for the purpose of arranging for n grand
republican rally in this city at an early :
date. [
Burns , nt the transfer , gave thoclorks ,
platform men and other employees a
full holiday yesterday , to enable them to
attend the Nebraska State Fair at ,
Omaha.
The justice * ' courts of this city vrero
unusually quiet yesterday , a number of
litigants preferring to croes the river and
listen to Bon liutlor r.ithor than fight
thpir legal battles.
A man named Peter Knight , living on
Sixteenth utmot , vras arrested yesterday
for the larceny of aomo chickens from
Brix , the saloon keeper. This case will
bo hoard to-day.
The lollcr carriers have engaged the
Council Bluli'j Colored Glee Club and the
Serenading Club lo entertain those at >
tending their ball to-morrow evening who
do not feel inclined to participate in the
dancing.
The sidewalks on Broadway , between
Scott and Sixth Streets , are at present
blockaded with { living atones , but the
citizens can stand the temporary incon-
\ouionco for the permanent improve
ments that will follow ,
Mrs. S. J , Norrla to-day recaorei hr
millinery store from 103 Miln itrtt to
U3G Broadway where he LAI t re pu >
lous quarters.V. . \V. Cb pamjwill c- .
cupy Mrs , Norris' old quuien la * i-
nection with 107 Maia ttrtft , Hi yt
place of busincii.
Pat. Hannivan TTSJ yeiUsrdiy
from durance ule , after btiag fiani
for drunkeuneiH and ezpretMige oa hu.
limber frame to the city cooler , wltile Ju
that condition. Lie waioHowodio depart
on h'jjrornuo ' to liquidate tbe&stosuneat
' _ . an early date.
The city council had a abort teieiori
about 10 o'clock yesterday morning , but
only a few mttters of minor importance ) :
received attention at their Hands. The
report of the sheriff coriccruing the cjn-
demnation of the right of way forntr&tght-
enlng Indian creek was received.
Allen , McDuff , Smith and Litterd ,
four vagrants captured by the police
Monday night , were brought before
.Judge Aylcsworth yesterday afternoon
ant1 by him discharged , with the admonition \
ition tllat hereafter they find sleeping
quartei' " elsewhere than in box cars.
Li ° bsld and O'Brien
Ollic r were ac-
coiled Mom.1a > ' ni ° ht nnar Kiel's hotel
by a man wu ° ' forniod them lhal r ,
lgan of trampa h * d fired il "hot ' "to a ;
l > ma\e house neit thu ll'ck laUuddepot ,
and they hastened tt ' lllaco mvd i
but found no tramps. Tlloi'llatl "cd and
jnuilo good their escape' .
The lettur carner'a 1m'1 akoa place
Ibis ovemuiptvt Itloom i\ \ . Sixon'a hall.
A largo number of tickets hi vo boon
Bold , and if the weather proven favsi'.tblu
number will nvall
no doubt a largo .
themselves of this opportunity for an
enjoyable dance. The Divarian band '
will bo in atloudonco ,
[
The city hotel at 11 uh n 1ms been pur
chased by K. A. Vauglmn , i-f Hochoutor ,
. y , , who succeeds Dive Williauu , .
formsrly of this city und well-known to
many of Iho readers of Tin : JEK ! Mr.
AVilliams ia now a resident of Atlantic ,
having changed hia placa of abode to that
thriving little city.
In the superior court josterday , thu
cue of Moolilor va , IJocrflinqcr waa uj
before Judge Aylcaworth. The plainti !
In the case claims of the defendant the
sum of $5,000 damages for selling intoxi
eating liquoas fo her husband. At tli
adjournment la < t night Hie vrituesie
were examined and the caeo will bo fur
ther coiijidon-d to-day.
I bojB wcro caught In Ohit
Sklnnor'a orchard the other day by th
chief himself. Ho did not arrest them
but warned thorn never to outer his or
chard again or ho would do BO. Tnr. Hi
has the namrs ot all of them , but refrain
from publishing the aamc , as the boy
are all of respectable families , bu
should they again bo caught in a like o
fonio , this paper will not shield them.
A peculiar case . 'of infantile jealous
came under the [ notice of the Bur re
porter yesterday. A youngster , wh
had become joalouss of hia two woeki
old brother , and being loft alone wit
him a couple of minutes , tugged him on
into the back yard where ho loft him
His mother returning shortly , found th
baby outaido , and when "little jealousy
was questioned why ho did it , ho re
plied that ho "was going to take him
back to the doctor ; ho didn't want him
any more.1'
The attention of the circuit court wai
occupied most of yesterday by Angel in
Lantlllno vs I. B. Cappron. It acorn
Mr. Oappron was agent for a organ am
sold MM. Lindlin one , receiving par
payment on the same , ho afterward
took charge of a hotel and engaged tin
young lady to work for him and it i
clalmod she consented to work out tin
balance duo on the organ. Aftnr work
ing ton weeks and rocolving no pay she
juit and auod before a justice of the
peaco. It was brought before this court
on an appeal by the defendant. Tin
) ury brought in a verdict for the plaint
iff.
The negro Charles Clark , who was ar
rested aomolimo ainco by Officer J. 1' .
llnrloy , for the robbery of J. II. Ball , at
Missouri Valley , hua admitted , now
since ho has received a four yoer's son-
tcuco , that ho was the only one connect
ed with the robbery , having heretofore
claimed there were two others. Ho now
wanta Mr. Ball , to have three years taken
oil" , and aaya if Ball will do no ho ( Clark )
will toll where S275 in gold and also the
inieaing gold watch chain are hurried.
lie claims they are hurried about twenty
feet apart from each other. Mr. Ball
-nlucs the watch chain at § 225 , bculdcn
it being n present from hia wife.
Last evening Colonel John Limit , ac- (
ompaiuod by his family , loft for South
5ond , Ind. , where Mra : Limit will visit
olativos and numerous friends while the
lolonol goes to Chicago to meet with the
5. A. H. legislative committee of Iowa
t the Grand Pacific hotel on fJoptombor
0. From there hn accompanies the
ommittoo to Dayton , Ohio , Sept 18th ,
rhoro they appear before the national ]
oard of aruatooa and push the claims of
owa , and Council IMulJu in particular , i
ir the location of the Soldion' Homo. t
iftor Attending to these duties , Colonel
lindt will pay n visit to hia former hemet
t Kirio , Pa. , and renew old ncrinaintonco
rith friends of olden times.
On Mondny night u follow entered
tlolly Wallacc'o place , nnd nftcr order-
ng drinka for the pr.rty tendered a 530
ill in payment therefor. A negro was I
out to get it changed , and going into
S'eumoyor'a for that purpose , ho present- '
id it to John McCarthy , who immediate-
y arrested him on the ground that the
illl vras a counterfeit. Proceeding in the ,
lirection of the . "ail , they encountered
he OTrnerof ths uppoi d jpariona bill '
hes M'rti7 ys yli.rriited him ,
ji ivii : Lt du-l-tj w liio. Th cue
J-aijt AjUiworlb , who :
: ht bill
sa. Is .
.rct is etirufeujr VM a , * ' . ? a U r tr >
it astv v b * T u. i.j.itt > ii tft IM in j ill
JS sarii aad * griw.pin c.1
Uy. C
3E5 BUTLER ,
Arrlral tn tJiti City YpstenUj
VsssUsrday rooming tome tarehro or fif-
s n persona were at the Itoclt laland lo-
al depot to get a glirapia of the lion.
'enjmin F. Bulltr , TTIO waa to arrive
hero at 'J o'clock. The train came in at
22 , in charge of conductor .John Carey.
It was well loaded with pooylo mostly on
heir way to the Nebraska state fair in
Jmaha at which placu General Butler
vas to piak.
i
The general waa seated in a day coach
text to the alucpcr and by hln nidi ) was
\lr. M. A. I'Jymptan who M traveling
vith him , aa IB also C. II. Montague , who
oprcsoi.ts the Boston f.'lobi ) . The party
joined at Atlantic by Hon. Daniel ' !
Jampboll , delegate at largo from Iowa on
ho Itutlor ticket , nnd ox candidate for
ovornor of this ntnto on thu greenback
icl.ot , who accompanied them. t (
Butler woto n blask S"1. '
I'.umnu Irit , the btiin of which . . . . ,
inuduiih black. Hut for somu reaum
lin ouotoiinry button-hole bouquet was f
missing. Probab'y , as Mr. Pjymyton
tulil Tin : Bi.i. man , bdcauso ho ( thu gwi-
3ral ) hvl had no cliaiicu to buy oiio. Ilo
irldnn imliglitidciiitr ; in his mouth nnd n
wpy of Tin : 15ni : in his liniul. Their car
)3ni ) ( out of order , tla.y were compelled
.o change curd , and in BO doing stepped
nit on vho platform nnd walked to the
'rout car , which thuy entered. This cur
* aa crowded , but the party all managed
o got seats except Mr. Campbell , wno
romiuiipd fttanding near the general uutil i
the arrival of thu train o
ATTIIKTUANHI'EH
where the party waa mot by Dr. Lewis
ivud Co ) . Sinytlio of Omaha , vrlio uhook
hands with the general and introduced
thomtelvoB , Uenoral Hutlor referred
thorn to Mr. Plympton nnd told them to
maku nil necoiaary arrangements with
him. The parly walked In twos to the
platform at the wi > st end of the depot
where tliry look thu train for Omaha.
I.NOUiUNTH ,
No deinonatrations of any kind were
mado.
Major Harrington entered the car at
thi ) local dnpot nndahook handsvrith Mr.
Butler hnth nutating by raining their hati.
It traa a meeting of the gonural und the
major , not "the major and judge. "
Clark , the nowopapor fiend , tackluc
the general wilh "how do Ihings look
and asked Iho uoncrnl whal ho though
of the chances of the lady who was a can
dldato for the presidency. Mr. Butle
did not know to whom ho referred and a
Clark had forgotten her name the con
vernation rested.
Colonel Sinytlio told the general lha
ho WAS a republican , but "would rathe
sco him than ho would his own mother
and that ho had served under him in th
army.
( in passing the engine nf the train lha
brought him safely in , ( ionoral Butle
handed his morning papers to the on
glnoor who was looking out of his cab.
( loncral Butler is very near sighted , i
reading ho holds a paper about two nnd
a half inches from his eyes.
COMMHUO1AU
COUNCIL ni.CrrB MARKET ,
Corvcit HU-FFS , IOWA , Sqit H , 188J ,
Wlwt-No. 1 inllllnB , 7580j No. 3 , C5@
70 ; rejected i > 0.
Corn Local purposiM , 40@ I. .
Oats For local purposes , 3" > @ ! < X
liny $10 00@1S00 ! i > or ton ; b leJ , DO@GO
Kyo I0@ir > c.
Corn Monl 1 SO per 100 pound * .
Wood Good supply ; prices nt yards , C 00 ®
700.
Coal-Dollvoroil , hard , 11 60 per ton ; nof
G 00 per ton
Lnrd Kalrlinnk'd , wholoBftllnR t O c.
Klour City Hour , 1 C0@3 30.
Brooms 2 'Jj3 00 per dox ,
LIVE STOCK.
Cattlo-llutclior cowa 3 00S3 ( 23. Butcho
stocre , 100Ktl5. !
.Sheep 3.50 ,
1 logs I JD@ I GJ.
I-nODCCE AND FIIOITH.
Quotatloiid liy J. M. St. John & Co. , com
inlinion merchants , CSS Jimadway.
Poultry I.hocjld hem , 7cj spring chlckons ,
'
I'e.achos-J bui. bov , 1 00.
Lomuiii 1 505J. " OC per box.
IJutter Creamery , H@20c ; country , 0 ©
, Cc
CcKffRS J 1 per cloron.
VcRotnlilos Potatoes , " 0@ICr per bu hcl ;
onlonn , lOd'OOc | T bu ; npplon , ch > u r cooking
> T catnip , y Wlfff 'I 00 ; be.iii8 , 1 7" > f' ' CO ) > er
> UHhol ; Sut'ot iiutatoo-i , I 00 i > cr bbl.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTJOB. Special \crti"cincnt8 ! , euo aa Lost ,
ounJ , To Loan , For Sale , To Kent , Wanta , Bonn !
an , oto. , will bo Inserted In this column at the low
ate ol TKN CKNTS I'KU LINK for the Bret Inecrtlon
nd FIVE CKNTS PKll LINE lor onoh euliscquont n
eitlon. Lee nJvcrUwinonta at our office , No.
c.irlfitreot. near llrnrulnav
WANTS.
riOUAr.KSIOT will buy the nno bred trotting
7 liurso , Vuiini ; Almimt , Jr. , srlcd by Almnnt , tlio
t'lthlrool trotter , noli c > ( Aluxnmlcr'H AbililUh ,
ru i.I ( loldsinltli Jlald. ouuir Almont a first dam
ai by uktntnr , xecniid ilaui by Gseslus .11 Claj ,
iinl uiim by Volunteer , son cl Kjmljk's Hamb'c
inl.ui. Youii' , ' Almont , Jr , Is a tmtnlsomo bi\
tlilini ; , Ojoira old , 1C } hands high , weighs 1,050
Kjmicl' , baa KHUI ! imno and till , line clean liuibi ,
nd "ood sound feet , ncodu no boots or clht < ,
10 cr been trnlncd Int upou ! , butt \ a imt ir.il tr .t
cr ; he showed three hc.itaoicr the AahUnil tracV ,
Cj. , In 2 31 , - II , and 2.3 ? ] llo\i \ warranted to
how the tlmonml xvirrarttd found nnd kind , llu
rotted n mile to tin polo In 2 35ltcn ounur pur-
liuicd him ono luir nx" , and ) inld for film.
lulsKooil KnIUd , lc\il hcadul and a stn tr. llu
ainopiilh record 10 bar him In a raoo. To pro-
iiru him a xood homa la nioro ubfcct than price , ns
olaa lamllt out ilj ( < urj il'tli ni : , riti b drhcti
y a lady Will expliln to ] inrclmir vhj olTorcd
low. lo ( can bo HOIMI > nil drhcu at atiy tlmunt
rltnto etlrjlo , No. i.'oO South Ninth atnet , hctnccu
land ud fticnncH , L'ounoll Illiillj , lann N. I !
III nutdcil ith horse jocVc.M.
ilTAMri ) Au.iHir In n llntiliss rLstaurant ,
> I , I'll : . ' . Jlh'l/t.KU JJ and C27 lirmili\ . )
dUTKjl JtllllK
ITTANTKU i\ery : body in Council lllufla to tale
VV TnnUi-H. Delivered by carriertt only twenty
9nta a wiiok.
ITlOIl SAI.II At al > ir iina lrc h sotck nt Ilrugs
L' and Mn'.lcln ) , lurnlliiro and llvt ires , In fcturu-
oem No. 1J3 ( Upper Broadv\a ) rout lu , leaao run *
ver thrto joarn , Apilj | at once to A. HIIOK-
IAKKIU
\rANTKD-Dinlntf room clrl Immediately. WAKCH
? T ? 15 per inonih , apply o ( btcnanl , Ogdcn
louse.
MALI : My risl'lcno } , curnirTth nioiiuo and
10th street. H tiKen HIIOII will till for 82,003
clew valuH. Will otto soli furniture , carpott , & .0 ,
It nr In part If not sold at once will rent proml-
t , nlth house furnlnhcd nr unfurnMicd , at
io.lo-.ito rent. Anv one IhlnkliiK > > ' maklni ;
eir h.imo In Co'lncll HIultH will \\clltoiu\c3ti
aC3 this odr. It Id thu bcit bargain ever olferul
th clt ) Al A IJI'TON.
" \LD I'AI'EIIS For ealo at Iliti otHoe , at S6 couw
J i hundred.
A OKNTS Lkdln nd gentlemen can make first
Iclisj waei by bulling tbo "Chntnnlon Bosom
rcher and rcnln ? JJuai i " Ketalla at tl.OO
nr uuly < sn do nn line shirt without a wrlnkla
r..l gr ! > It u nlf-slyw U Lcstlaanarlescnn.Addroao
.1 puttcnUri C. II. 3. & I. Co. , Bu otflce , Uouncl
If you \7lsh , to Tjuy a
GHUSHER
Oft A
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kDDKKiS
Keystone 1'tlanufacturlng
Co , Ho , 1501 Main St. ,
UM ITS IOWA
E&ailway Time Table.
COUNCIL I5LUF.FS.
Ths foHowiiijf ro th * tlnios nf the arrttal nd de-
urturo of traiiH by Ottntral nt.vnclinl time , at thu
al I'l rots Tralna U no trandfur depot ten rulii
on entiler arid ardto ten inlnuttH later.
ARUIVH
t:3' : . l > in ChlciutoKxiirotM' D.OMBIII
0'IOttin Fiit : Hull. 7.00 ) ) n <
'Mill aid K > prc , 7 ! ' } | > m
Arcoininoditltm 2.iO { ) m
"At torn ) dc ) > t onl/ .
ITT , ( IT JON * NlM-OIJncrl3.l'7PK. !
U.0 ( A n | UUI anil KiprenH , j7'0'j | i rn
b:0iiiu : I'a.jlllc K'niana , 6:63 : | iin
eincioo , iiJiiKiin : A.NO ur. r.H'i. .
t.2Slua : \ ) * , P.OSam
CIC : B m Kxjrin , . U.66 | i m
CUICAOO , 10CK IHLAta AND FiCinC.
, : % ] > 10 Atliiitlc itpr bi ) , O.Cfiani
V.Unin 1)1) Ki'r | > H , 0 M | i in
7ynnrn Mc ) Molnui Aeoommoitttlon , ' fl.Oti ji m
At lootl ill pit only.
WAMdll , T. UIIM1 AND rACirtt ,
121nm ll.ill. 1 IS p m
> 10pm Arx-onuolni on U 00 a m
\t TrJiitU'r uly
CU10AOO mill NOUTIIWK.tTIIK' .
( .Id p in I\IIIUBK : , e M p in
I'aclilo ixpn : < i > n OMnin
cioti > cuv AID i-Acmo.
ht. I'aul Knprubd , B M * til
t9 ! m Day K > | m'tia t 60 p in
'jKiui rAiirio.
8XJ : v ' WvsU-rn Kxpriws , H 55 Ik in
lA : ) m i'aililo KipriMi , A M p m
7Jfl : ia Lfxnl Uipruk * 0 M in
2:10 : a Uneoln lixprum ,
At Trnmfer onlj * . '
DUMMV TKWIfl lOUUlUi.
Ixavc T.-K > - ) < : S < M.3tf-10SO-nK : : x m. 1:30-2:3 : :
soMi. . - M.si ) i-oi .
- : : - p 111 Snu.liw-9,30-1 1 : 10
iVn. I5JO306.3 < M'tU.ll:05 ) : Jk in. Anho 10 lain
brfura leavliiK tlinn '
W.R.VAUCHAN.
. . .
Justice of the Peace ,
Omaha and Council Ulntff.
li l cnUte collection t'eucy , Odd Pillowi Clock
Die , . , o. o. z :
DENTIST ,
MAIN riTUEET ,
sutea - . - IOWA
Customers Should Not Neglect the
Present Opportunity for
Securing Bargains
Fresh , New Goods Almost Daily Arriving
and Inviting Examination.
101 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS
WHOLESALE
siilUli ;
TSrccal attention bj mall COUNCIL BLUFFS , 5A.
HETJMAYER'S HOTEL
ON THE
o
"urnituro and appointmonta all now. Nog. 203 and 210 Broadway , Council Blnll
IIALLETT , DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS
Knilnrsed by FRANZ I.isrr.
J3MBRSON PIANOS.
TInrliallod or Tone or Flnlshi
KIMI3ALL PIANOS
Bout Modern I'rlcotoBnr.
TIio Kimliill Orfan , FO ] > IIR nnd favi > rably known in the \\c9t. rncoinmondn iUclf.
M ST JWAKT , . . ( , ' ' \ CJondH. Warorooma , 2U Broadway ,
-ounri IJltilirt , Irw.t. Corro-iionileimo Solicited. Aleuts '
Metalic Caskets and Wooden Coffins of all Kinds.
ELEORAPJI OUDEHS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGDT
3XTo. 3. 2 3NT
las Enlarged ami lie-iilt l His Storf , and ( Hers Extra Inducements to
J'nrchiibpra of DRY CJOODS , FANCY GOODS ,
LADIES' ANDCrKNTS1
FQUNISlllNU GOODS.
734 Broadway , . . . . Council Bluffs ,
On 8 to make a
Monday , Sepb. , we Degin
arge reduction in the prices of HOSIERY
and LADIES' UHDEKWEAR.
A Full Line of NOTIONS always on Hand
J. J. ATJWSaDA & CO. , 317 Broad-way.
COM OIL BLUFFS - - - - - IOWA.
KVEIUTIIINQ
N"os. 2I7imtim S. Main St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS
BE. JUBD'S ELECTRIC BELT.
3,000 Eloctrlo litlls lo'd fi > r tbo Moolli ol Jui * by U3.
llcfcrcnws-Any ft the tnulnciu housM In CounoJ lUuIf * . ) JD3 & 8UITII Pr
10 BANOHOFT STRhKT - COUNCIL BLUFFS-
\VJIOLi:8ALK UKALEU3 IN
HATS.GAPS BUCKOLOVES ,
ud 341 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS
H. H. HORNS & C0.5
W1IOLESALK DEALERS IN
Wo mnko n specially , at our EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA nd
YARA CIGARS. All Cigars sold by us uro of our own manufacture and warranted
na represented.
OPERA HOUSE CIGAR HOUSE , C52 Broadway , *
U. U. UORNE & CO. , COUNCIL BLUFFS , . . IOWA
SMITH Jt TOMjKU ,
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS
7 and 9 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF
In Iowa and Nebraska , and aold for the least inonoy at 33 ? Broadway , Council ,
Bluffs , Iowa.
MRS , D , A , BENEDICTManufacturer , ,
H % a 3 H
urtalns , In trtco , rt t , iTurcoinan.'jIElc Q Oil clothBMattlngs | , LinoleumsEto
hoicost and Best Solcoted STOCK in the WEST ,
; omo and bo convinced that we are hcadqnnrtora for all goods In our line ,
heapost place to buy CARPETS , Curtaiua and Houao Furnishings in the
C'ty. Upholatoring and Bedding Supplies.
Noa. 5 , 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - - COUNCIL BLUFFS
Mail Orders Filled Promptly ( -
FOE SALS EEG-AKOLESS
Light Komi Watrond , 1'lano IJox Tup and ( 'pen ' Bu 'cic' , Ilrcwster Top and Opin inirple9 , Windsor Top
and Open liucD-iua , 1'iiiuton" ot all klnnsand two Sc ited Carriages. All of tlio abine arc of myonn rnnnu
facturo and Kuarantccii the best of otork.atul Mrsi-clusH In over.s ) articular , ijond for deEcrIptl > o circular.
flTactorj and OIllco .7 , 0 and 31 i'oiaili street , Council IllnlTi ) .
& V./N ,
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11'
STAIR BUILDING A SPECIALTY ,
SOI Upper Broadway Cor. Stutsmau St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Orders in the city or couutry solicifed. Prompt attention and satisfaction
Guaranteed.
W. 3 ? , ALTSWOBTH.
lMn > n Hoiifli-s innicd on tul ! LI PI 113 ( JI\NF trucks an 1 any dittanuo and over any kind ot ground
III'.ICK 1IULSE3 raided All nork Kuarantcud.
W.tl1. AYLSUOUTH , K10 Ninth stro.t
COUNCIL HLl FF3.
We will give $25 for any horse we cannofc
cure of interfering , knee cut
ting or forging.
All Shoes are Hand Made and NO MACHINE
SHOES USED. All Work Guaranteed.
710 Broadway . . . . . COUNCIL BLUFFS
J. J.
Waves three inch part 65c , Ooquotts lOo each , Switches
$1 to $20 each. 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. d GOOD 29 Main Stree
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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
Fresh and Salt EVIeats.
HAMS , BACON RIED BEEF , SALT PORK AVD LARD ,
742 Broadway - - Council Bluffs