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    l\ \ G THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS MONDAY , FEBRUARY 0 , 1885.
THE DAILY BEE
Monday Morning , Feb. 9
HUBSCiUlTlON HATK3 , ,
Bjr C rrlel - - - - - - -SO cento per week
By ilill - - - . . 110.00 per yen
OFF10EI
o , 7 Pa&rl Strait , \r2Broiii-w&7. .
MINOR MENTION ,
Burdolto lectures a1 the opata house
io-nlght.
1 | bad quilts , 7"J , at Oocko &
Morgan's.
The city conncil did not have a quorum
Saturday evening and adjourned until 2
o'clock this afternoon.
Slightly damaged mualina 5 : , worth Oc ,
at Cocko & Morgan's.
The now frame building balng erected
nt 1007 Main ktreot IB to bo occupied as a
saloon t.y M. Connor.
100 dozen towels 25c , worth 40c , at
Cocke & Morgan's , 347 Broadway.
The building occupied until lately by
Brann as u restaurant is now being fitted
np aa a gambling house.
Great solo of slightly damaged muslin
still continued at Codes & Morgan's.
Dr. Elnigh , cf Chicago , aupottntondcnt
of mlHiiona for the northwest , preached
In the Baptist church yesterday.
The young man Shoemaker , who a
whllo ago stabbed Jim Snoddorly , was
arrested Saturday tiight for being drunk
and disorderly.
The case against Chris and Xjran
Thompson charged with assaulting David
Abel , was dismissed by Justice Hond-
rlcks Saturday.
Some of the fiiends of Jakollogors are
srrongly urging his tiamo for the chief
tainship of the fir a department , ho being
an old fireman , and a goad fire fighter.
The last hoard of Lorch the skipping
geinun editor ia that ho collected totno
Frolo Prosso bills at Mlnoola , borrowed
$25 there beside : , and started from there
to St. Loun.
1 ho tenth annual niaquoralo ball of
the Council Bluffis Maennorchvr la to bo
given In Benu'a hall Tuesday evening.
Fob. 17. The lieiMnan band is to fur
nish the music.
The city jail Is getting to ba known as
a flag station. The stars and stripes have
been allowed to snitch from the polo in
a'l ' sorts of weather , day and night , until
there will 00011 bo Httloloftof the ban
ner but stars ,
A traveling man just from Clarlnda
Bays It's Impossible to got ; a drink of
whisky or brandy there , oven on a phy
sician's prescription and that the old to
pers there would bs satisfied to bole
their mouths at the eaves of the roof ant
catch the dew off the same were were i
'V.-
- at nil convenient.
llav. Mr. Snyder of the Bible Alone
church , having his attention drawn to &
statement in THK Bui : that the Brother
en's church numbered 1,000 mlnlsterc
and 75,000 momboru , says that ho hat
just received reports showing the number
bor oven larger than this , there boiti [
1,811 minislors and nearly 100,000 mom
bera.
Capt. Hathaway and Officer O'Brioi
found a man in a humble drunken coridi
tion , who had on his person loiters rnc
nowspipcr clippings allowing him to b
Hon. R. W. Cromuton , of Strckvillo
Nob. , a temperance lecturer. The mm
represented himself to bo in the stoc
business and refused to glvo his name
but when acibcr.'d up was glad enough t
beg oil' , and get out of the city.
Kato Herbert's daughter , Mrs Wm
La Rue , has lately Lad trcublo with he
husband , mid a sepcraticn cnsuei. 1
Hociiu that the young lady on S turda
sought to effect a reconciliation by folgi
ing that she had poisoned hersslf. Th
word wont out , aud the cruel William
on being told , took no stock in it , ea }
Ing : "Oh , nonsense. She's only got th
enakoa. " The coroner was summons
by Ollioor Smaller ) , and finding that !
was a clear cieo of put-up-job , he inslate
on the young lady paying the fee ? , bu
at lait accounts she refused to Eettlo th
coroner's bill , claiming that ho ought t
vviit until the was gone nnd than got I
out of bur estate.
Rov. Mr. Mackey proichod a nitho
sensational sermon for a dostrlnal one
at the Hplgcopal church yesterday morn
Ing. Ho touched upon the doutrinoi o
Trinity , and rather favored Rev. Di
oS'owton , who hai been brought bufor
the bar for heretical teaching. The soi
man was full of charity to thoao who I'm
doubts arising in their minds , and th
speaker insisted strongly on putting HI
before creeds. lie bjliovcd in the doc
trine of the Trinity , and explained li
own view of it , which dillVrul some
doubtless , from the idea held by many c
Ilia honrer . lie believed , too , In ctoedi
but believed still more ia a tiuo life
Mr. Mackoy is certainly fearless in utter
ing his honest onvlctioiiB.
TronlileH ol'tho Ton iio * .
A lively tusilo Is rooted | as bavin
tako'.i pUce recently in a storionMai
ntr'ot nosr Ninth avenue * , batwepn a
cs soronrr of his county and iho pn.
prietrc-es of n South Mama'.rtct board
inq hmiBO. It Is eald the lady in ijUEs-io
met the ex-coroner in the stove an
wanted him to retract something that eh
ha I heard ho raid in r < grd to her now )
married daughter , and without wjitir
for a reply to her ijuottii'ii , pUked up
chair and "went for" him , the chai
ntruck the counter and broke. Stio thai
tickled him with emi of the rounds o
iln broken chair , ho raught her arm am
flio "cau&ht on" to hi * bmtd with bet
hands ami it took the united efforts o
throu m on to take the boarding hone
.keuper awuy ,
THE CITY FINANCES.
flie Trne Inwardness of the City Ana-
iior's ' SnpulfiincEtal flenorf ,
Some IJitllirr Slni'tlltiK Knrts.
At a recent mooting of the city council
lie city auditor presented whnt ho termed
supplemental report , which was referred
without rending and given so llttlo np.
> aront attention that a careless looker on
vonld not Imagine th t it was of any pub-
c Interest. THE BEK called attention
o the nttompt to mislead the public , and
10 cat being out of the bag , the next
jcal thing for the city financiers to do
ai to moot the demand for the report to
) o made public by publishing it In
paper having as small n
rculntlna ns possible. The old
rnndmothor was therefor glvfn the docu-
lent , to put in her scrap book , knowing
ory well that that the old lady would
ot have enough wakcfullncaa to moke
ny comment on the statements con-
tlnod therein. The following Is the re-
iort ni the lady givoa It :
To TIIK HON. MAYOR ANO CITY Cora-
IL OF THE OlTY OF COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Gentleman : The following is a list of
arrants l.ianod by order ot the council
o January 31 , 1885 :
pacial iwinp warrants . § 1G",918 TJ
ntersoction paving warrants . 6G-108 11
ntcrHPCtion aewer warrants . 19 , ! ) 15 40
tiecinl Buwpr warrants . 10,520 1 ! 1
oiincll muffs City Water Works
Co , wntur . 12.883 33
Council Uluffs frao public library. 2151 17
ndian crook sawor illtcli . 11,172-17
Total . 8277,200 43
For nil of which special r.vjviMt/n . 1ms
iceu made ; paving and sewerage , by the
ague and sales of bands ; for the Watar
axn D-mlll levy tax now being collected ;
ndian creek sewer ditch , warrants leauod
n the strength ot an ordinance now in
jxlstonco providing for the Issuing of
> onda and levying a tax therefor.
In respect to the ordinary city ox
) onscs it ia estimated that thuro was on
anuary 1 , 1885 , llttlo more thin $10,000
f general fund warrants outstanding ,
nd for the redemption of which the city
; cneral fund tax of 1881 , now being col-
octcd , is § ! 18C50 ; pnllco faud , cstirnitetf ,
20,000 ; total , ? 58G50.
It appears that there troro on the first
f January over § 40 , COO cf general war
rants of tha city stil unpaid , and the
irobiblo cash income of the year 188)
vlll bo § 58,000 ( Jtf this was all collected.
which is doubtful , it being subject to
lirinkage , while the outstanding warrants
ucroaso with interest rather than shrink ,
t would have § 15,000 to § 18,000 to op-
ily on warrants this year. The auditor's
nonthly report thowa that the number of
varranti hailed from March 17. 1884 , to
February 1 , 1885 , was § 77,010 , or at the
ate ot § 7,501 a month during the year.
Vt tins rate there will bo for the year
885 , § 00,000 of warrants issued. Add
o this the § 40,000 outstanding January
, 1885 , and a total is reached of $130-
00. To meet these warrants there is an
stimsted Incsmo of § 58,000. Thin will
eave the amount i f outstanding warrants
next January 872,000. In other words ,
out of the § 58,000 which Is exooctod
will ba collected this year , it will take
§ 40.000 to pay the warrants outstanding
on January 1st laar , and will leave only
$18,000 $ to meet expenses , which , on the
aaais of last year , will be § 7,500 a month ,
or § 90,000 for the year. Just how the
council can justify themselves In increas
ing expenditures at much more rapid
rate than the receipts are increased , IE
not apparent ID a looker-on.
The mayor has time and time ognii
sail that the city had more money thai
ever beforj. All the Improvements ui
streets , the filling , the paving , sewerage ,
water , etc. , nro being paid for by spccia
assessment , and leaving the regular income
como of the city , general and police
fund , licenses , tines , etc. , to bo used io :
running expensed. Ha has rcpoat ° di ]
asked the question , what thai
bo done with all this receipts
It is the public's tun
were ti aik , what has been done wit !
thorn ? It appcara that at the present rati
the present administration although re
lievud of havicjr to pay for itreet im
privomonta etc. , is drifting into a finan
cial stress , and at the rate of expenditure :
f jr the past ton months , the next tor
months will see city warrant * Hying abou
like ll ikes cf snow.
In view of the f ct ao presented in tlii
suppiomontal report of tno city auditc
it ID not to l > e wondered at that the cit ;
oHiciulu did not care to give any f ru
publicity to It.
The city financai should bo well lookei
into before the heat of a city electioi
comes on , and should bo examined with
out political or personal blaa , but if , a
appears , there is an extravagant am
reckless policy hi ing pursued the puopl
should BCD to it tliat aldermen are clu HOI
at til's ' election wbu will servo as some
what , of a chuck , nnd as fast in fie tarm
of otaer othclals expire they should b
dropped nut , until the business cf the cit ;
is put In the hands of careful , honest
business men wh > will use business mctb
ods and follow bueinow principles.
AVIiM.y.
A good ouo now leaks out on the pc
lice. A follow was arreitid Sstunla ,
night for buing drunk , was taken to po
lice headquarters , searched , his effect
laid away , and ho laid In jail. Votorda
morning ho wai found lying on the lluoi
drunker than over , ia fact cold drunk
It B0om8 tint ho had iwo wore bottle
filial with whisky hidden in his beetle
lo s , and the police did not anllt'it
After getting In jail ho made a night of i
pulling out there buttles oviry tlmn h
returned sulliciontly to cuaaclousnos
to do ao.
That C M of Pi'
Deputy M > raliil ; IHtoj , if Ooiiuol
Blull'j , appeared at the Unicn Pacili
hoaduattflra | yesterday sf .ornoon and sc
cur > d the redemption of a through tickc
from Avoca , Iowa , to Portland , Oregon
The ticket liai boon Issuad at Avoca tone t
ono Henry Shulz At every station 01
the westward journey Shnlz drink cop
jnsiy , and haddi t ridden many nii'ei be
fore the- fumes of ) , H potat'una ' gt th
best of his judgment , rind 1 o confident
lally informed the pfiweuifors th&t he wn
n dusniter from the regular army , Roc ]
Island nreenal. The statement was tele
graphed ahead to Council Bluffr , uiu
when the train pulled in Marthal Date. .
arrested the man. Shulz' story fa true
and liu will serve a term in Lomnworth
[ Omaha Ilooublican ,
Now it is the turn of the polloi t >
kid * . It seema that the destrier win a .
arrested by Deputy Marshal Bates , bu
thatGeorjo EJgar , the pr vatj detective
leaning of the felluar , informed Oth'oei
Wheeler , who went to the depot > nJ
made the arrest. It la said tlut among
ho fc'low's pcrirmaletFocto was the ticket
efcrrtd to , and that the deputy , win as
iUr had the man in custody , succeded
n buying the ticket of him for § 10 , nnd
hen wont across the river and secured Its
odempsion , realizing a handsome profit
f § 45. Some of the police think It Is
mingli for Bates en make so Imndsomo a
rjlit speculatsng ell'of prisoners effects ,
without seeking the honor jf having
made the arrest , which belongs to one of
ho police force.
UNEASY RESTS 1HE HEAD
Of the IVllow Who UmtWH All Aliout
( ho 1'nllfc.
A night clerk at ono of the hotels in
city has been very uneasy for the
> ast week. It wns reported that ho know
omething In regard to the doings of the
ollco at night , and ho was vciy nuxlous
itt the Investigating committee of the
ity council should not find it out , ns bo
id not carj to "cjlve away" any of the
'coppers. " Some atqualntanco told him
liat the committee wanted and would bo
'tor him last Thureday. So on Thurs-
ay morning when ho wa * roliovedby the
ay clerk ho asked his "rcl ef" to toll the
ommlttoo cr any ono maklt g inquiries
c r h in that ho had gene to Omaha. Ho
ould not sleep and WES uneasy ,
o g-t up and did go to
Imaha to get away fr in the
omrnlltoe. Friday bo wont to hiu room
t 8 o'clock and at 9 a. m. was down
taira saying ho was going to see the com
mit1 eo , as ho could not sloop , and ho wns
; olng to give the "whole force away"
iDonor than bo troubled the way ho had
> een. Ho could find none of the "com-
ntteo , " and on Saturday ho only slept
wo hours , thlnklrg the investigation
might Uko place that day. Yesterday
10 reetad well , knowing the city fathers
o bo t .o . pious to investigate anything on
Sunday , and to-day ho'd probably bo
neasy If it wasn't for THE BEE coming
o his relief and letting htm know that it
s a sell on him.
Al Dickey , of EarllnR , was in the city yes-
erday.
J. F. Mullan , of Lincoln , was nt the Ogden
esterday.
Deputy Marshal Ud Bates was on the pick
st yesterday.
Jacob Williams , now of Omaha , was In the
ity Saturday.
J. D. 0 arriaon , of Logan , was at the la-
ific yostsrday.
II. R. Moorhead , of Missouri Valley , was
t Hechtol's yesterday.
L. A. Dovino returned from a Nebraska
; rlp , and spent Sunday nt the Pacific.
Dr. Deetken has returned from his Now
Orleans trip. Ho reports an excellent time.
L. C. Lange leaves this week for Chicago ,
nd expects to visit the "Battle of Gettys
burg. "
Mias J. J. Auwordn is visiting at present
n Ottumwa , nnd is expected here to-inorrow
or Wednesday.
Isaac Bowloy , of the firm of Schlenter &
iJowloy , leaves to-day for Missouri , to buy
moro horses and mules.
W. C. Morgan left hero Saturday evening
; or Boston , and on his return trip will atop in
Now York , Philadelphia and Chicago , and
return home in about two weeks.
S ANi
Two car loads of horses , mules and
mares just received , for sale at the stables
of Schlutor ite Boloy , Kiels barn , corner
Fisth avenue and Fourth street.
AVanl ; i riiXh AVhccl.
The following Is the petition signed bj
over ono hundred names , asking the city
council to take a slice off the Fourth
ward ) , and maku it the Fifth ward :
To the Honorable Ma or and Council
of the Cliy of _ Council Blufls : We , the
undersigned citizens and taxpayers , res
idents of the present Fourth wardwould
respectfully ask your honoriblo bo3y to
recenalder the resolution introduced by
the lion. Judge James a short time ai'o ,
rela'ivo to a division of the Fourth ward ,
or more properly the fi rmation of anew
now or Fifth ward , from the present
ont weatern portions cf the present
wards. Wo fnlly btllevo tha divisions as
proposed would aciruo to the intereit of
all citixons concerned , by giving a moro
perfect representation than cun bo had at
prcsuit from ono rapreseiitatlvo from
Biich n densely populated dlotiict and
covering such a vast arda of territory as
is the case at present In the Fourth
ward , and other good and weighty reasons
too tedious to mention herein. Further ,
owing to the limited time at command In
which t ) act. wo hope you will take a
prompt and energetic action toward
granting the above , our prayer.
Seal of North Carolina Smoking tobac
co ia the best.
The city council inui B tins evening.
Seal of North Carolina Smoking tobac
co Is the best.
Schmitt &iHarb
TIJK-
llno rcmovcJ from under the Opera IIJUKI to
NO. 402 BROADWAY ,
They vill oootlnuo tlielr CI3AH AND TOBACCO
liuiluesj , and lntc all their oldfrlenda and the pub
Ho to call and MO them The finest cijars anl to
lea
--AT-
- - -
FOR tlie purpose of reducing stock and
making way for spring purchases , we
shall , January 6th , offer our entire stock
of Dry Goods , Carets , Cloaks , Curtains ,
Etc. , fo he Isold without regard to cost
This stock comprises a Fine fine of
choice Dress Goods , Silks , Flannels ,
Ginghams , Prints , Etc. A' choice stock
of Newmarkets Brocade elvet and
Seal Plush Cloaks.
Ladies' and Childrens * White and Scar
let Underwear and Hosiery , Lace , Lace
Ties , Ficluie and Embroideries ; also a
lot of homemade Comforts Blankets ,
and Table Linen.
Our Carpet stock is comnletG and
offers sepcial Inducements for select
ion from choice variety of patterns. It
includes Exminster , otiuettes , Bodv
Brussels. Tapesiry Brussels. Three Ply
Ingrains Hemp , Hattan Matting , Napier
Matting , Etc. , Etc
Fine Lace Curtains , Tambour , Turco
man. Curtain Goods and Curtain Shades
elegant in beauty of design.
Cnstomnrs will secure
BEST BARGAINS ,
11V fiftBTV PTIBPUAQl ?
DI MnLl runbflAoJi
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401 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
"MURDER MOST FOUL , '
To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria ,
D1
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Wholesa'o and Ho'.all Dealers ia
Hard Soft ani Blossburg
O O .A.
W. II. PTBLEY , Maiinscr.
Olllco. 38 Slain St. Yard , on C U. I. . \ , P. and C.
JI A. St. 1' . Uailway.
.VSK YOUll GltOCKll 1'OU
Corn Meal ,
Graham Mour ,
Hominy.
Ground Fresh Every Day !
Ground Feed Always on Hand.
, corner of North Sixth ami Mill Streets ,
COUNCIL , BLUFFS.
EVERYTHING NEW ,
All the Latest Improved
Machinery.
All Work First Glass.
Orders by Mail Solicited
Express Paid on all Or
ders over S2.60.
Collars and Cuffs B
Specially ,
Established 1882.
H. E. EEMER , Manager
111 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA.
. H. Shorradon
DENTIST ,
Masonic Temple ,
Council Dlo2 low * .
Practice In State and Fcdcril Ooartj.
Oolloctloni promptly attended to.
lloom 10 , Shugirt'a Building ,
OOUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA
ADMISSlON-OtntS Uc ladlci 100.
EUATK3-Cent ISO. UJIu 103.
AdmlBilon Fr e to Ladles each mnrnlng ftnd Tni
day and ThureJ y tftcrnooni. Uio of Stutsa li
cents.
A. r. ECDANCK , E. 0 ,
ProprleUtt
St , Charles Hotel ,
0 STUEET , IJKT 7th and 8th , LINCOLN , NCD
Mm. Kato Coakly , I'roprlctorcps.
/VNowly and elegantly furnished. Good eainjilc
r. OIH : on llrat floor.
ns $ ' .60 to2 per day. SpccKlratca Riven
itunibcra of the liKlblature. iiovlO-lm-ino
j. L , DEBKVOISE.
No. 507 Broadway Conncil Bluffs.
Railway Time Table.
Corrected to January 7 , 1SS5.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Th foilowlni ? ore the tlmfa ol the arrival nd do
mrttire of tialnu by central etandard time , t the
kx-j.1 dc ! < oti. Traln leave transfer depot too mlt
uti > 9 eaillor or.il nrrlvo ten mlnutos later.
CUI01QO , KUELlHarCN AND qUINCT ,
LP1T1. iBEIVI.
t:8pm OhlcatrnKinrcea 8:00 : in
ttO : t m Fast Mall , 7:00 : p rr
lQ : p u Arconnnodatlon. IiOI p m
"At local depot only.
K1N8A8 OITT , Dr. J01 AND COUNCIL BLUFJ" ! .
'C.05 t m Mill Hnd Kjproso , fl 25 p m
8:16 : ptn 1'aoldc KiiiroM , UOSJim
OUICAW , VilLWil'HBI AND BT. PAUL.
J6 : p m Ksprcaa , 9:05 : a io
5:25 : m Kxpri' i , tlt : > p in
CUICAQO , IU CK ISLAND AND FACI710.
S6 r m Atlantic Kipredt , 9:05 : in
P:5i : t m Day Kxprem f.ii p in
TSU ; io 'Oti Jlolnca AncointnoiiatlOQ , 6:16 : p is
At local depot onlv
WAtABn , NT. UU18 AND PACinO.
ClOpm Ar omnjn < lat.on 9:00 : am
1.0 : p in Lniili i\prc89 : 8:15 : p m
It0pui : Cnlui.o KKirt9s | 10:55 : a m
Al Transfer only
0 UOiao trd KOHIIIWIUTIBV ,
j:60 : p a KxprunH , Cto : p ro
985 ; a u I' clflo Kiprcn B:0i : a m
HOT I CITT AND PACIFIC ,
f' lpm f. I'aul EiprueB , 9:00 : i m
Day nxpreni 7:00 : ptn
ONION rAciwo.
WoBtcin Kxpitn , 6JO : nn
11:00 : < 13 I'adflo K < pmi , lilOpm
18119 ra T.lnnnin Kipriieti 1:18 : p Ml
At Trmetor only
BrKHT TRAINS TOOUAUA.
ve 7:20-8:80-flSO-io.80-llM : : : : . ro. l:8o-t:8 : :
:506:80SOllos : : : : p. m Sunday 7:20"- :
1:10 : . m. iso-8so : : sso-eao-no6 : ; p. m.
10 mlnu'ra b'luie leaving tlrar.
m trauiler only
SMITH it TOIUi : ( , A TS.
Merchant Tailors !
7 and ! ) Mun St. ,
Coi'Nca Di.rrrs , . . . IOWA.
A Complete Line of Now Goods to Select From ,
KIEL SALE STABLES
Keep Horses nnd Mules constantly on haiid whlo
wo will neil In retail or carload lota.
All Stock Warranted as Reoresented ,
W ] > .it < .nlc Luicl lltlPi.mli ( , n > li > tntl I'tlid ' HM
Bonixblo SatMortinn ( luiriiitoiM.
. Sc
Corner Fifth Avo. A- Fourth St.
NOEENE ft IiANDSTRQM ,
. © 3obLoi/o.lt ] tOP Ea lXoo * s3w
Winter Goods Cloudy , Suits Mndo to Order in Latest Style
on Short Notice and nt Rpnsnn * \ ) \ Prices.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
905 Mam Street , Council Bluffi ,
AGENTS WANTED.
Drs. Judd & Smith's New Improved Electric Belt.
SIB imoADWAY , COUNCIL llU-m , IOWA ; 725 KL1I ST. , DALLAS , TEXAS ; ami KT. WAY.VB , I.VD
IT I'OSITIVKLY OtmKSKl.lnr.v . n > l I.lrcr Coiii ] > lAlnt , IlrlKhfa lUcft % . Uhoicnatl m Nouralel *
eli\ , Ncr > < u " l \\i-ftknrgii i \ , I'aralysln , bplnal Atf.'Cltoin , , .
pniiriG Itnllirottlon Heart
h.l.Mnn llir-k. Cn',1 ' K. . , . , . .n , . Ml .lijcaaoa luorcasod , l > l om. : KltD
' riiiulrinu motlic ( uwtrs Now finprmoa o
ami oiii
93 fi' ; Btjlo J2 tach
GENUINE SLAUGHTER
m THIC rntcia or
ing and Heating Stoves 5
A. J. Mandel
, . . ,
aJ5 brondvu.y. . Uouniiil Kluff < i.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOT10K. flpjctalcrttHomcnt ? , fta an fxrat
fonnd.To Lo.\n , KOI Sale , Tu Kunt , Wants , llonrJ
\ag \ , etc. , wttl bo InBortoJ lu this oulnrnn at the Ion
rate ot TEN CiXT3 : 1'EU LINK tor Iho first Insertion
mil FIVE CKNT3 TEH LING ( or oaoli eubeoquoul n
ortlon. Leave advertisement ] at car offiw , No.
Pearl Htroot. near nrradvs-av
WANTS.
1710K KKNT-TnoronmsatXo. f.30 First n\cnuo
Qrounil tltiuft ( runlin on park.
Full S LK A raroclian c to et a fine , well Im
pro\oil ( armoftOOacics , within a few inllca o
Council llutl ) , at a lijir ain. Low price ami casj
tciin.4. ttt
JTlOti SALE AftoaJpajirn hotel property will
Ihoyttiblo in ono ot the l > cst small tonne li
western Iowa will tell \\itli \\itlicut fuiniture , o
nil ! tiaJs for a small farm with Hock < to.
Svs & WAi.Krn.
FOK S LE Flchty aeren url pro\cj lanl n
Unioncountv , Jowa , 3J miles south ca t of Af
Inn , the o uut > eeat , cruilt trailc for Nebraska o
Kanpaa I.irJ. S AV .1
Ii'titl SALE A2'ncro tract tf ( ; " < " ' l nil abou
1 one nml a halt ttik'S frum Cuuncil It till poe
otlico , at a barj a'n. ' , SuN it WLKHI
l/oll SALK In Harrisoncount.v , I > a. 320 acres
Jl1 uriiss land , all unikr fence a 10J a ro farn
with line improtciccni" all under cult nation except
iOarri'H era * ) ! 81 acrua pnod gruss or pastuio laiul
aid bc\er.il other tracts cf from 43 to 180 acres u
unimproved land. Swss , V
TT OK StLGOK TIIADK For 'iiod oitj prorertf ,
L1 In Tnu cil lllulljor impro\ed fatni , my bik'1
livery Htatiloand entire a'ock or the stock only nnc
lease of btablu fur fivi'jea > 8 or in-jr. IJiil a , buel
ness ot over ? 1,0rn in la 4 w th cinht liverv lior.scs
\V. L. ration. S3 N. Slain Direct. Council bluffs.
"Y\7"AKTii > Situation ns 11 si clahs ireat ami 'pas
> trycocK.bj n man ot experience. H. II.
Letjz , MctiopoliUu Imtul , Council tvurtj.
17ANTED A boy with n pony to carry TUB 15x.n.
> Call at UI.K o'llce Immediately.
IJ OIl S l K Ijinils Iinprovcd uid uiilmprotcd.
If \ ( u vvanta laim in wo Ura Iowa , Kanim
Nobraaka or Dakota , lotus heir Ironiou. .
a V/ALKxn.
Troll SLE Special bargain. A largo two Btorj
" fra > ' odwilluit' , to'i r oma with all modern In
pTOvcmcnts. well located atiil almost new. INico
< fiCU ; § 1,100 cash balance Ion ; ; tin o
hvvA.N & WU.KXR.
\17ANT.'D To correspond with any non-resident
i owner of i roperti In Council Illuffi or 1'otta-
wattimo enmity , or any on ul > liln | ; ti buyer
or cell piopoity in wi attrition a , KanaisorNibraska.
SVIA.V it
SAi 13 Alarco riimbrrof business and rei !
FOK
duiee Ictslli all \\ftt > o ( Cuincil Ilii lf . Keo
ti3 bcfiru j ou buj , Lw vA , WAM.KII.
UKNT \ueevcralliom-H n our list
17011 rent , vacant now , SvvANitWAi.iir.it.
{ 7011 HLK I'urtlui nishinKto buy cheap lots to
P Inillil oncanbiiy ou n-omhlv pavmcnt > < o'from
e2 ti lo. 6V. * v & WALKI-II
(7011 KKN I Wo will rent you a lot to bu lil 1111
I with the pritihgo to luy If um ieu mi ery
Illiumltcrni' . h\v.\s & WALhKR.
AtCANTED Tn cnrrcFioNil ] with any nan u ( shine a
I' picil luotlon f r ihniiiii ' ni'lll. Hash , duor
anil hiiul inanufaitory.u lm\u bulldlnc aiut
inacliuiorj , null locateil , far sale. Icain or tralo ;
KUA.N& v. ALKKH.
lir.STLar -o two itory Inmo ImllillrK suit
FOll for v/urthoiito ur stotniiu purpnHUH , nt'nr
railroad depot. few \N WALKKR.
HUM1 ui ; hrtl.r , - u , . . . , . : . . ( ; and K' " "
171011
1 HU tal Io for Mnall foundiy and nmehino t-lmp
( iooil luilerent'lnu , ni ] ; a , b o\vcr \ with fUcd thulc
I UK' utc , icady t put in motion.
SVVAV WAI.KKB ,
r. HALI hhuIIIK , CuUtitcrii , tililoiiu-l ! > H ,
flsturuH tic. IJ ( piiruot II. e. . hciiman , jiaj
u i.nil ututiOLerv , 3I1 ISrcaiUaj.
SAUTvvthoiH s miilo ; liiiifti.v , and Jiht ( ;
ijio harneet. C. II. lioi cilson fUl Iltnail * uv.
( j'OK SALK II.USIH | : , Lola and Land. A , J.
I1 _ topi o 1--OH , M3 hirst iivinuo. _
. riAl.h A 1'ip-ini Kj , llritt- I HI uunu anil
J.AOIV ex client condition Or will trsdo for chcp
int. Addrc-o i. II llou nlllio , Council 1I1U7H.
GOAL r > K\i \ OOI-Uet iue lluaton , O J lrr..il- !
nay , tells coal nnd wood at roaaonablo prices
t\\K \ 2 ooo Iba. lot a ton , and IM cubic for a c/ircl ,
1'rj him.
. hvury m i > lu ouuneii Uluno tu c kO
WAMK1.I Delivered by currier at only twenty
* > ntft ft VTCbk.
O I.O I'Al'Klta For Oklu at Uik. olSou , at Si. oontB
k hundred
JTACOJS S
COUNCIL ULUFI S , IOWA.
Office , Main Rtreft , lloom 8 , Shu ort and L'euo
jlocli. VN 111 pructlcv In 8 ate and I't-Jciul cuurte.
H. SCHURZ ,
Iisflce of tftB Peace
fIVKll AMKKIOiM EIl'UEIS
ULLTFKS. IvVA. ( )
OJtDEU YOUR
Gob , Coal I Wood
OK
I' , 0. addrtnj , I/irk lion 1180 , Council
_ _ _
rte iiiiixit. ii lub
_ ' OliUl s , * , j | Vnuwli t ll
ty all wriikncBaoft'i'iirrativi' > bU in iitlurMi *
riUy aiuil. J. U\V'ainiiK'7 fttuu bt , Ct > icu
Irs HJ Hilton H D
, , , , , ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON ,
. CouncU Blufli.
JOHN FOX ,
Deputy Sheriff and
GendCollectionlgent ,
Offlco with N. Sehurz , Justice of the I'cacc , Ccuncll
lilllllg , ln\\a.
. ornczm . n. u. ream
Council Bluff * , 11
Established 1856
Denlcn In Foreign and Domotto Kichiujo and
Bom * Securltliii
01 other \nman removed without Ibo
UnUo ot drikvrlna cl blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES
Over tolrty yc ru pt&ctlcxl aiptsleaos Ofi tio.
C , Pearl s'.riH t , Connctl Blcffj.
2TCoutuU/ion tin.
E CHICAGO *
RAILV/AY.
CHICAGO ,
The SHOUT LXHE.
And BBST ROUTE.
I-ildM OMAHA TO
THE EAST.
TWO ritAINS HAII.V HhTWH.NjOMAllA AND
IMinne.apoliu ,
. Pnu ) , Ci'il.ir U.ipidn , ] ) .ivanpnrt
] ) ubiuiic' | , ll'iclcfurd ,
Itock luland , ] ' 'rci'nrt | ) , .lant'stvillu ,
UlRin , Miulis.m , I.a CIOBSC.
Heli it , Wimuia ,
Ami all olhor Important points Uast , Nortli-
nd Sdiithouht ,
Ticket otllco at 1101 Farnam ttuct ( In I'axton Hotel -
tel ) , and at II .ion I'afiflo Icint. |
l'"U.M v Si.Kr.rxim ami tliu I'ISRUT DI.IIKO C imv
TIIK Wuiu.iiaro ni'i ontliu main lines of tliu Chicago
UllwaukOO&St. Paul ll'y ami every attuiitluii
f.ald | . to iiaBeuiiKtra Ijy courtcoi.a emiilojejol tlio
ponipiny.
H. S lIHHIIII.n , A. V. H. CAHI'K.VTKU ,
OiincralManagcr. Oen'l 1'nnwftit Airunf ,
U MIL..KK , OHO. F. lil r'Olll ) ,
AtVt CJcii'lSfainiicr. A ' , t Ucli'l I'.U3 Agent.
J. T. CIAHK , Ocn'J Superintendent.
T1IH Ill'.ST UOUTB AND
SI3IOE-T
UKIHKKS
Omaha
Councii Bluffs
and Chicago.
The only line 10 take ( r 1) ) H Mninm , uraliall-
own , Ut'dar ItapidK , ( llntuu , Dlxiu , ( 'hicn ; . ) , Mll-
uauki < 6 and all iiolntn rast. T < < the i.u i Io of No-
iraika , Col nado. Wjoinlr u' , Utah , limho , Nevada ,
Un \V'ubhliiKt'n. ' . nnd CVlfc.rnli itoifcro Hupalor
advai't'i tii ii' > t poet ilitu l > an > uthir lint * .
AimniKa'ew uf tlic nil i > uriiuiiil'tH " ' Hiipirlor-
ty etjn uil by thu patrniiHOf this roicl h itwecn
unaha and C'lucaio , am Its tv , > ti > lnua il y of DAV
C'UAtJHKS which atu tlieHncst tint ruiinan ait anil
nti unity an rruatu ; H I'AC.ACK Sl.KKI'ING lAH
uliuli Am iniilului f iiiuilcirt and IUKUICI' | : ; It * I'All
.OU DUAVVIMi U'MiM i ' .US , nntmroauud hy any
ndltnuidulycvlclirjtul 1' H'llftl. DIMNU C'AKS
hu cipial nf whli It cannot liu f'lil'd ' tN iwhcru.
A > L'liiincil Itlnlldttu trains uf tlie Unhn 1'tclflo
l > . iv/nnif. In Uninii 1 > | o. wltli tliouuI tlio Ctilra-
; os .s'nit ) ] . ut in llInC'Iil.u / < i trutraiim of tli
iif niaku clofii ( xinnectlun with tlinue ul all vaitcru
JI < H.
r'or Di-trnlt Cc Illinium , Indlanapu'ls , ' 'liclnnitl.
M > iara \ \ , llulliln , i llWitir , ; , iiirontu , Mui > tr > al
lost nN < K Yi/rt , riii'adfl ' | > liu , ll > llniru , Waih-
iKtcuiiii.il i.ll pilnti In the Kibt , aik thu tltkit
L'cnt lur tltkUH i U thu
.N" T'I WKSTCll ! ' , '
' u wi-n thu i"1. ac'coinniadatloia ' All ticket
iuiit ; sell nliOluia thU line.
I. HUOIinT . HAH : ,
CIIICAOO.Out. . I xas. Agint.
CIIICAOO.
WEAK , UNDEVELOPED : PARTS
JV 'i m : HITMAN I'.onv I.M.AI ; I-D. invi : i
IIM.I ) Kl lil N ( . Ull. M.I ) . '
ijfc r l IHK in t" 1 1 1 \t \ m i' fji iij n t m 1 1 r n [ ) v n i i
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hutf ftttont HUH , Unltm. .nlr