DAILY. BJl/E COUNCIL BLUFFS WEDNESDAY , OCTOBER 8
THE DAILY BEE.
OOUNOIL BLUFFS.
Wednesday Morning October 8 ,
SUBSCnilTION IUTFS.
- - - - - - - Menls per week
- . " " J10.00 p r year
OFHCE :
No. 7 Pearl Etraot.'Near Broaa\r&y.
MINOR MENTION ,
See J. Roller's now fall slock of cloths.
There was n llttlo strike among the
tailors hero yesterday.
Call at H. Friedman's now cloak
rooms , 341 Broadway.
The boys in blue and other republicans
are expected to bo present at the court
house this evening.
Ladles , you can save 25 per cent on
cloaks by calling at the now cloak store
of H. Friedman , 341 Broadway.
Six fine chandeliers nnd other picas
ing fixtures nro being placed in Bono'
now hall. The hall will soon bo com
plotod.
There were no cases in the police cour
yesterday morning. This will servo n
an excuse for cutting down the pollc
force aud reducing the pay.
Michael Honnifan and Miss Hannah
O'Connoll , both of Weston , were ycstor
day married at the Oroston house parlor
n this city by Rov. Father MoMonomy
Report reached hero yesterday of an
accident on the Wabash , nn engine going
through n bridge nnd ono man being
killed , Harvey Gornish , whoso homo is
in Strausburg , Mo. , and who while in
this city boarded at Mrs. Durgau's.
Mr. A. F. Schanck who is to manage
the roller skating rink thi.s season for H.
H. Marions has arrived. The formal
opening will not take place until next
Monday evening , October 13th , instead
ot to-morrow ovonlnt ? as previously ad
vortisod.
An amateur toll-road has boon established <
lishod near Park's mills. The crook has
overflowed so badly that the regular road
can not bo travelled. As a rosnlt the
teams are obliged to turn out Onnd cross
through a meadow , the owner of which
stands at the entrance and collects fifteen
cents toll.
Tbo council says to Alderman James :
4'You can either own up that you have
lied , or go out of this body with n cloud
resting on you. " That is vary consider
ate. It is like a man tolling another ,
"My dear air , I am about to black ono of
your eyes , but I will kindly give you the
choice , which shall it bo ? "
The subscription concert to bo giyon
by Miss Noally Stevens at tbo opera
house is to take place next Tuesday
evening , October , 14. Miss Galdorwood ,
the favorite Omaha soprano , and Mr.
Martin , Cshn will assist. The subscrip
tion list will .remain open at Bushnoll's
until Friday morning , and the first choice
of seats will bo given to subscribers ,
The F. M. Paul post G. A. R. was in
stituted at Plum Hollow Monday even
ing by E. J. Abbott , the post starting
out with thirty charter member. The
following are the officers : H. F. Reel ,
post commander ; Joseph Woods , S. Y.
commander ; J. S , Jones , J. V. com
mander ; John Hamilton , adjutant ; Goo.
Gould , quartermaster ; Rov. J. 0. Way-
nick , chaplain ; Hamilton , guard.
Aid Jones says there has not boon
enough work done in the Fourth ward.
It's a serious question whether
too much has not boon dono.
The tronblo in the city council briolly
stated , is that old Jones oiTorrd his res
ignation because the other alderman
would not give the Fourth ward any im
provomont. The ether nldorman say
this is not true , nnd that this charge is
an insult to them , and that ho must take
back before the Oth iust. or they will no
copt the resignation. James says accept
it and bo . They will probably do
Tboth , n
The new pound lately built on Myrtle
street seems to have boon forgotten by
the city officials. It is empty and the
boards are being stolen and used for
kindling wood. In the meantime the
cattle are allowed to run at largo , ant
flhrubbory and Btroot parking are being
N
Ir1 greatly damaged. The property owners
who have complied with the order of the
council , and parked in front of their
.houses , are entitled to eomo protection
to their property. The city ordinance
provides that anyone allowing his stock
fo run at largo , Is not only liable to have
the stock impoundodbut is himself liable
to bo fined in a sum not exceeding $25 ,
There is law enough to remedy the many
complaints , but there scorns to bo a lack
of execution.
J. E. Conslgnoy , of Avoca , win lu the city
yesterday.
J. B. Blake , of Avoca , waa at the Pacific
yesterday.
G. G. lUco who hn been very 111 la now
slightly Improving.
llev. Mr. McMcekin , of Shcnandoab , wa
in the city yenterdny ,
A. Wheeler , left for Chicago yciterday , ex-
pscttng to be absent about two weeks.
W. 0. Walt formeily of L. 0. Williams &
Son of Omaha \ now encased with Cocko &
Morgan.
Capt. Oyorton loft yesterday for jnlvitou ,
Teiia , ou buslnts * connected with lui lumber
Interests.
W. B. Keller , of Des Mone ! , wai hero yrg
terdoy with his family eu louto for C llfonila
expecting to upend the winter In Son JOBO
and Ban FnocUix ) .
Merrltt Judil , and hii daughter in law Mrs.
M. II , Judd , leave to-diy for Illinois ou
a vl.it to frlendi , and will stop over at St.
Xi ui to laVe In the exposition.
WEEDING OUL
The Council Consider AlUamcs' ' Resignation -
nation an Insnlt ,
They Give Him Two Days to
Botraot or Stop Out.
Other Business Trnnsnctcd.
An adjourned mooting of the city
council was hold yesterday afternoon , nt
which all were present , except Alderman
Jamc.i.
A largo number of bills , amounting t <
§ 2,000 or moro , were allowed , withou
reading , the statement being made tha
.hoy had been privately examined am
by aldermen.
Michael Kllfoathor presented a bill fo :
200 bushels of potatoes , destroyed in hji
field by overflow of creek. Roforrod.
A potitlon of property owners 01
3roadway , near First street , was presented
sentod asking that a portion of the pav
ng bo paid for by the city , as the fltroo
s wider there than olsowhoro. fhoj
felt that they should only bo assosao fo ;
the usual width. Referred.
Property owners on upper Broadway
petitioned for five moro lamp-posts be
tween Younkormon's garden and Wick-
ham's brick-yards. The council con
cluded to grant thrco.
A potitton was presented asking thai
the water-works company bo asked to lay
a main alcng Sixth street between Myn
stcr street and Indian crook.
Granted , on condition that no addi
tional hydrants would bo needed nnd no
cost made to the city.
A potitlon was presented asking for
the cutting down of nil the trees on the
east side of north Main street , ns they ob
struct tlio views of the business houses.
Referred to the city attorney.
A potitlon was presented asking for the
grading of lower Broadway from Streets-
vlllo to the water-works reservoir. Re
ferred to commitooo on Directs and
alloys.
Wrn. Englo petitioned that the grading
nnd paving in front of his Main street
property shall bo made right before ho
bo made to pay for it. Rejected.
A potitlon was presented asking that
South Grand street bo hereafter known as
Park avenue. Referred to the committee
an parks , instead of the committee on
streets and alloys , the name "Park two-
auo , " causing it to seem moro appropriate.
Judge James at this stage of the pro-
codings came in and took his seat.
The notice of the suit of J. W.
Damon against the city was road. Damon
ilaiming 82,000 damage on account of
> vorflow on Bancroft street.
Notice of garnishment of Regan Bros.
fc McGorisk and the city on n claim of
iVirt & Duquette against 0. W. Hubbard ,
vas road and referred to the city attor
ney.
ney.A sidewalk waa petitioned for on east
Ido of sixth street , between Broadway
md Washington avenue. Referred.
The chief of the Dro department , in a
ommunication recommended the pur
pose of COO foot of hose , a now hose
ragon for company No. 1 , and the stari
ng of a now fire alarm system as soon as
loesiblo.
The chairman of the fire commitloo
vas authorized to purchase hose cart and
lese if ho doomed it best.
A protest was presented against the
mssing of an nrdinanco closing the barer -
> er shops on Sunday. Referred to the
ity attorney.
The city nltornoy reported in favor of
ranting the petition for narrowing Avo-
luo E from Oakland to Market street , to
ifty feat. Alderman Siedoutopf obj oct
et to granting the petition. The ro-
lort was concurred in and petition qraut-
d.
d.Tho
The city treasurer's report was pro-
onlod showing general fund overdrawn
52,103.82 ; police fund , cash on hand ,
> 1,838.40 ; t tal cash in the treasury ,
510,773.34. Of this balance there is
lopositod In Now York to pay October 1 ,
loupons , leaving a not balance of 813-
(85.37. (
Alderman Siodontopf moved that
? 1,800 bo transferred from the police
'und to the general fund. Mayor
Vaughni ! called attention to the fact that
: ho police force being kept drained , the
lolicomon were only getting script , at
lovonty-fivo cents on the dollar. Ho
threatened to vote any motion that
would .keep tlio policemen from gelling
lollur for dollar. Judge Jnmus laughed
it the idea of Vaughan vetoing any such
resolution. There was a lively wrangle
\bout the afl'uir. Alderman Siodontopf
favored the raising of the wages of the
police rather than do anything different
about Mio transfer of the funds. The
resolution was adopted.
A communication wan received from
Judge Dillon , of Now York , inclosing a
bill for 8250 for his opinion in the matter
of the legality of the city bonds. The
bill was allowed.
Mra. M. A. Robinson presented a poti
tlon asking § 1500 for damages to her
property by defective culverts. Ro
forrcd.
A resolution was presented ordering
the paving with Sioux Falls granite of
which is known " "
as "Presbyterian" alloy ,
running south of Empire block , from
Main street to Pearl street. Carried.
The committee on sewerage reported
on the matter of Indian creek improve
ment , giving M. Vincent the contract for
sections A to G , at 29 cents , sections 1 in
4 at 29 cunts , nnd sections ID to 23 at 2 _
cents , and giving to M. A. Moore thu
contract for sections 0 to 14 at 17 cents.
The report was received and placed on
file.
file.An
An ordinance was presented providing
for the issuing of $30,000 of sewerage
bonds for the purpose of tbo Indian
creek improvement , tlio bonds to run
twenty yearn , at five per cent , The or
dlntnco was passed.
The award of damages in regard to the
Key property on Broadway was reported
as being $150. Referred to financial
committee.
Alderman James called attention to
the neglect in enforcing the stock ordi
nance , and after some discussion the
council { intruded the marshal to employ
a man at $2 DO fnr two weeks to run in
cows , and keep them wherever ho could
find a place.
The city clerk was instructed to ro-ad <
vertiso for filling Sixth and Seventh ave
nues from Main to Ninth streets , and
Fifth avcnuo from Ninth street to the
bridge ,
The cily engineer was instructed to
prepare plans for parking the streets
about Baylies park.
The city attorney was instructed to
dr'nw up mi ordinance providing that
plumbeis * hull give bonds to protect the
cily from duumgo caused by their work ,
Aid. Siedcntopf reported upon thu
preferred resignation of Aid. Jameo.
Tlio reason Riven for the resignation was
that ho could not got any work dotio in
his ward , Thu committee roado state
monta that showed the fallacy of thlr
and closed the report by stating tha
they considered the resignation an insul
to the council and unless It was rocallc
and a written apology lilod by the 9th ol
October , the committo would favor th
acceptance of the resignation.
Aid. James said that ho would no
apologize , and that ho would just as soon
have the resignation accepted as not.
Aid. Slcdontopf said Jumna Madden
had thrown the statement in his face
that Aid. James had said that ho James
could got nothing for his ward bocauao
Siodontopf objected. Madden wai
called up to provo that James had sale
so , and Siodontopf denied that ho over
opposed improvements in the Fourth
ward. There was a lively little conver
sation.
Then Aid. James denounced the report
as unfair and one-aided. IIo had got
tired of being blamed for the lack ol
work in the Fourth ward. The charge
made by him was true , and ho would
take nothing back. IIo could got noth
ing done in his ward. IIo insisted on
resigning In view of such a report.
Aid. Sicdontopf claimed that hundreds
of dollars had boon spent In the Fourth
ward.
Aid. James said the work was for the
carrying off of dobria from Aid.
Siodentopf's ward.
Aid. Mynstor paid a tribute to Aid.
James' ability and experience , but
thought ho ought not to give away to
pottishnces.
Aid. Siodontopf thought it was foolish
for a man to shrink responsibility by ro
signing.
Aid. James said that all ho had was in
Conncil Bluffs , and his only object
was to sco the city advance , and ho had
no apology to offer. t
Aid. Siodontopf moved that the ropor.
of the committee bo concurred in. Aid.
James seconded it. The report was con.
currod in virtually accepting the rcslg
nation , whereupon Aid , James loft the
room.
The report giving Aid. James until
Oct. 9 , to apologizo. It is probable that
peace may bo restored in aomo way by
that data.
Special sale of cloaks at H. Friedman's
now cloak store , 341 Broadway.
Itoinavcd.
I have removed my cntiro stock of
cloaks and ouits to 341 Broadway oppo
site the Bochtclo hotel , II. Friedman.
OOMMKIIOIAU ,
COUNCIL' BLurrs MAHSBT.
Wheat-No. 1 mllllnff , GO@G5 ; No. 3 , E0@
CO ; rojoctod'l 5.
Corn Local purpoBM , 35@40.
Oats For local purposes , 5J5@40.
Hay 510 00@12 00 per ton ; baled , 60@CO
Rye 40@45o.
Corn Meal 130 per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prices nt yards , 6 00 ®
700.
700.Ooal
Ooal Delivered , hard , 11 60 per ton ; soft
5JOO per ton
Lard Falrbnnk'a , wholesaling at OJc.
Flour City flour , 1 C0@3 30.
Brooms 2 95@3 00 per doz ,
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Butcher cows JJ 00@3 25. Butcher
itoora , < 1 00(34 ( 25.
Sheep 3.50.
Uogs-4 25@4 05.
PBODUOE AND rnuiTs.
Poultry Live old hens , 7c ; spring chickens ,
2 2.5@2 50 per doz.
Peachos-J bus. bor , 100.
Lemons 1 50@5 00 per box.
.Butter dreamery , 18@20c ; choice country
Lfc.
Lfc.Kflgs 10 per dozon.
VegotnbloH Potatoes , 30@40o nor bushel ;
> nlona , 40@50c per bu ; apploa , cheico cooking
jr eating , 2 50 ; beans , 1 75@2 CO per
tmahol ; Sweet Dotatoci , 4 00DOT bbl.
*
Mrs . Ruth Austin , who wna shot by
lor husband Sunday night , is getting
tlong well , considering the circumstances.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special a vertlfloinontfl , euo as Loat ,
found , To Loan , For Bale , To Rent , Wants , Board-
ag , etc. , will bo Inserted In this column at the loir
rate ol TEN CENTS PER LINE ( or the first Insertion
uid FIVE CENTS PER LINK ( or oaoh subsequent re
tortion. Loaro advertisement ! At oar otQoo , No.
foarl Btroot , near Broodwav
WAHTB.
iere-cwiaoonMa
V > uantu and vests Jos. Uoltor , 810 Broadwny
Jonucll Bluffs.
V\7ANTED Local hud dlnlrlct agents for tno MU
TT tual HO.-CHO Fund Mfo Atsoclatlon , New York.
Dm loadlni ; liloaimclatlon ol America. Ono turn-
Ircd millions Iill lnc3 , efi.OCO . inooiborB , $700,000
liald In loiecii , 800.000 dqiibltcd with Insurance
: oniml slo ol New York In urtnro at loss than
3iio-liall the Mtrs charged hy eo-r.i'lod ' "oM tiina"
vimpanlrg. Adlrcisll. II. Uanu , DeiUTtincnt Jlan-
igcr , Council Dlullrt , Ion a.
COAT , Anrfis , CnpltM Ccntcrvlllo and other Haft
lottaouil kc | > t ktOeorgu lloatons , 023 Broad-
iv > y. Ttlcpliono No. ill ) .
T > iA80NABMVHIUK3-rftIr : : clht ( and meaa-
It lire utUcorco lltaton's coal and vooil yard
918 UroaJwny. Tuluphono No. 1 0.
TOll HALE A flnu blooded otixlllon. S. ( lold-
H'cln , C40 Uioadnay , Council llliiflii.
FOU BALK HlIASONMILi : . ColTco ruastlnif.
Bplco and Krociry huxliiesd. Only one In toun.
Itcaxon , 111 health. AiUlrcs.1 U. L. Williams , 18 North
Mil'.ll bt , , Council IlluIId.
IT OIt KENT Kurulshed room , 610 Washington
Jt ? a\ouuo.
1710118ALF OU IIKNT The Orris 1'acklui ; ho
' in J machinery , I > catoil In thin city. C'apai
ir.0 h k' IIP * day. ( Moll & Day.
fcvory buuym Council liluruto take
WAfUKU Delivered by carrier at only twenty
oouta a wook.
HALE My rosl'lenoo , oornor 7th avenue and
FOR
I0th street. II taken unon will tell lor (2,000
below value. Will al n tell furniture , carpets , &a. ,
all or In part. It not sold at once will rent promi
ses , with house lurntshod or unlurnlnhod , at
moderate rent. Any ona thinking ol making
their h.Jino In Council Uluffn will do well to Investi
gate thli Oder. U U the best bargain ever ottered
in the city. M A. UITON.
OLD I'At'EHS-For ealo at ! ) offloo , at 26 oonta
a hundred
Mrs , HJ , Hilton , HJ , ,
PETSIOIAN & SURGEON ,
322 Mlddln Brae < lv < iy. Council Blufli.
GRAND
FORMALOPENING
OPENING ,
Monday Evening
OCTOBER 13 ,
A. r. SCUANW , IL II. MAHTKNH ,
Uanager. Proprietor.
. O. O-
DENTIST.
100 MAIN STREET ,
"OUN01L CLUfPS - - . IOWA
A T , _ AQ3jj
Music Hall
103 MAIH STEEET ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa
J. MUELLER ,
IMPORTER * ND DEALER IN
AND-
Musical Instruments of Every Description
1 claim to havn tlio best selected stock 'and largest variety of any
no about here. I can duplicate New York and Chicago prices every
me ; and that I sell low those wno are and have been my customers will
> ear me out.
My line o Flush 'Goods is especially line , such as Albums , Odor
3nses , Toilet Sets , Ladies' Arm Bags , i'urses , etc.
I have the largest stock and best variety in Cups and Saucers , j
Poilet Sets , Tin Toys , Dolls , Doll Carriages , Wagons , Sleds. Carts and so
on without an end.
As my traveling agent may not get around to see you in timeI will allow
ou 5 per cent on any bill for traveling expenses if you will call at my
ore and make your selections. My samples will ba ready by October
at , 1884. I guarantee low prices.
Assortments of Toysfrom $100 to $5.00 put up'ready ship.
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES
Both _ new nnd secoiid hand , ranging in prices from § 3.50 to
25 each. Take advantage and call early to obtain
the best bargains. I am making a hie : reduction in
JfirC 1 ui uj JuJ " JL " ill JLJ "
As I ncud the room to display ray stock ol etovca.
A. J. HANDED , Council Binds , Iowa ,
,
825 llroadnny
? o close out our stock of Summer Goobs , we are ofleeiug them remark
ably low.
Present price 50o , former price 75c. Next quality has been reduced
from 40c to 25e.
Reduced 25 per cent.
1 [ J. J. AUWEBDA & CO. , 317 Broad-way ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS - IOWA.
Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS
MRS. S. J. NOESIS ,
Latest Styles IVIiilinery ,
Having opened in a now store I invite the inspection of ladies.
HIS. B. .T. NOUIUSO : Broadway , - - Council Blufft.
A. F. CLATTEUIIUOK , G. EDOAK , 0. F . BESWIOK ,
Manager. Assistant. Secretary.
Council Bluffs Detective Association
Will uo nil klnCBoidetcctlvo work lor Uank > , ixpre > , 'loletirtph anl llalluay cou.panloi , Morcluuta ,
iliuufactoilrs , t'cri'orallons , 1'ul IIo anil 1'ihato Iintltutlons and DUtilct Attornayj. Stolen proccity re-
o\erd Collection ! nude , MlMlng lrlenJ lound. Divorces procured. $5'JO reward offered ( or the arteat
and comlctlon c ( any jicrtion or poruoni Iraujulently ruprowntliu thU Aiuoclatlon All communications
trlotly coufldentlal. otliio ; Uatonlo Temulo , Council Blulls , Iowa , 1 > O. Box 1S03.
etoetlf
IN
und 344 Tfroudway. BLUFFS TOW A
. J. J.
Waves , Switches , Whatnots , Langl.'y aid Pompadour
Frizzes ,
ALL KINDS OF
STREET , NOIL BLUFFS
N/jBCHURZ.
Justice of tiie Peace.
.
OFIICIS OVKll AUKIUOAN EXPRESS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.
llfl . &
BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS.
J. Y. FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
89F arl Street CuocUBluOi owo.
H.H. HORNS & CO. .
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN t1
igars
. * Ur
Wo make ft specialty , at our EASTERN factory , of FINE HAVANA nd
VARA CIGARS. All Cigars sold by us are of our own manufacture and warranted
aa represented.
OPERA HOUST2 CIGAR DOUSE , I 652 Broadway , "
H. 11. IIORNE & CO. , I COUNCIL BLUFFS , . IOWA
A COMPLETE LINE OP
Boots , Shoes and Rubbers
All new finJ clean. LOWEST W.ICES and shown In PLAIN FIOUHES. Sollil ( roods. No
shoddy. All work wananted. Wo ate bound tORct acquainted , II pooJs and nrlcos
will do It , No trouble to show gooJs. Mall orders solicited Ooodi nont to all
partaO. 0. V. subject to npj > rJ\al. Ca'l ' and look o\cr our stock at
Boston Boot and Shoe tore.
417 Broadway , Council Blufla. E. J5. ADAMS & CO.
NORENE &f LANDSTROM ,
Fall Goods Bendy. Suits Made to Order in Latest Style
en Short Notice and a lioasounle Prices.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
205 Main Street. '
Council Blu'fla.
DR. JUDB'S ELECTRIC BELT.
0.000 KIcctrlo Delia fold for the Month of Sept , by us.
References Any of the buslncssihouscs In Council Bluffs. JDDD & 8UIT1I Proprietors.
Salcarooma 319 , Broadway. Manufactory 30 , Fourth St. COUNCIL BLUFFS-
KIEL'S SALE STABLES
Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which
wo will aoll in retail or wholesale lots.
All Stock Warranted as Represented.
Wlioleialo and retail dealers In drain and Baled liar. Prices rea
sonable. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
< Sc IBOILiIE'X"
Corner Fifth Avo. & 4th St. , Council Bluffo.
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K
SJU1TH & TOLLER , Agts ,
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS
7 and 9 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
A Complete Line of Fall Goods to Selecc Prom.
LARGEST ANDBEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF
[ n Iowa and Nebraska , and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway , Conncil
Bluffs , Iowa.
MRS , D , A , BENEDICTManufacturer ,
'urtalns , In Lacti , El'fc , Turcoman , Etc. oil clothe , Mattings , Linoleums Etc
hoicest and Best Selected STOOK in the WEST ,
omo and bo convinced that wo are hoadqaartora for all t oodn In our line ,
heapeat place to buy CARPETS , Curtains and Houao Furniahiuga In the
C'ty. Upholstering and Bedding Supplies.
NOB. 6 , 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE . COUNCIL BLUFFS
Mail Orders Filled PrompUvCanlane
MANDEMAKERS &
STAIR BUILDING A SPECIALTY.
201 Upper Broadway Cor. Stutsmau St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
) rders in the city or country solicited. Prompt attention mid satisfaction
Guaranteed. Plans und speciiications furnished free.
'THE MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY
la bettor prepared than ever before to fill all demands for waahing. Wo call your
ittontion especially to our capacity for doing family washing. Very low rates. All
cinda of work done in firat-class order. Special pains will bo taken with flannols.
Ordora sent by mall or otherwise rccoivo prompt attention.
ALBERT P. JOHNSON , Proprietor.
12 BROADWAY COUNCIL BLUFFS
Natalie Caskets and Wooden Coffins of all Kinds.
TELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
. . < C3oxa.3a.oll
W. R ALYSWOBTH.
ramo IIou f rao\ca on the LI1TIEOIANT trucks ud any distance and over any klnjgor groun I
HICK HOUSES raised. All work guaranteed.
W. P. A7LSWORTD , 1010 Ninth street.
COUNCIL * IU.UFFB.
PIANO
HALLETT , DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS
Endorsed by FXINZ LISZT.
EMERSON PIANOS.
Unrivalled or Tone or Finish ,
KIMBALL PIANOS
Best Modern 1'rico to Buy.
Thn Ktmball Organ , so long and favorably known la the west. r comraond lUalf.
STKWART , Solo Ageut for above lines Kof GuoJu. Wawroouis , (323 ; Uroadw y
ouuc'l UlulTa Correapondcuce Solicited. AgenU