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THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFJFS WEDNESDAY , MARCH i , 1885. THE DAILY BEE OOTJNCIL BLUFFS , Wednesday Morning , Maichi4 , BOBsciurnoN RATES. : Br Carries - - - - - - - SO cents pei week By Mall - - - - - - _ - 910M p ry " . omcnt o. 7 mrl Btr ot. Hear Broaaww.P MINOE MENTION , Now spring goods at Cock a & Mor gan's. The democracy has hall the Gnlvln-lsm that it needs. The police made seventy-four arrests in February. The man who Paltons after the mayor might as well retire now. The Daly's In "Vacation" will bo at the opera house Thursdsy evening. In tho'clrcult court yesterday the case of Folaom vs. Larson was on trial. There will bo a sociable at the Moth1 odist church parlora to-morrow ovenlng. The city council could got no quorum yesterday afternoon and to adjourned until evening. J. A. Walker and JNancy J. Hopkins , both of this city , wora yesterday married by Justice Schurr. in his oflico parlors. James W. Matvcll and Mias Mallsslo French were married by llov. T. J. Mackay , in the parlora of Kiel's hotel. Hana Madse , of Hazel Dell , and Au gust BargonhofT , of Pleasant township , -have boon naturalized in the circuit court. Cheek" didn't take very well at the opera liouso Monday night. It didn't take very well at the pollc daring the day cither. There are all sorts of ways for closing up saloon , but the strangest way to go at it is to try to drink up the whiaky and .shoot the lights out. Fred Anwortor , iho proprietor of the Weatorn bakery , on lower Broad wry , was yesterday marrJoJ to Miss May Hanson , Justice Schnrz performing the ceremony. The fire department will bo overhauled now , or ought to bo. The now council can furnish a committee which will do moro thorough investigation than the old police committee. Ono old citizen on being saluted yes terday morning with "How do you feel after election ? " replied , "Well , I feel that I am living In God's own country again. " That expresses the feeling of many. The following are the officers elect of the Council Bluffs bnilding and loan as sociation for the coming year : W , Arndt , -eocrotary ; John Bennett , treasurer ; D. C. Bloomer , counsellor ; Ed. Mott , A. J. Brown and S. S. Leonard , directors. The county treasurer's oflico will bo moved tn-day Into the Masonic building. That oflico hai been fitted up first and will bo moved first , as It Is necessary to get things to rights before the rush of business starts in , as many will pay their taxes this month. Deere , Wells & Co. have hit upon a neat little advertising dodge. They are distributing little sacks , marked "A rem edy for dull trade , " and guaranteed to bo sure. The little sacks are found to contain sand. There's moro truth than aand In the sacks. It is what the mer- clmnta of this city need greatly more eand. The pay roll of the polieo for February amounts to $049 CG. To meet this , under iho present financial situation , the city will have to pay six per cent on the nmonnt , with probably an extra coat for judgment , as the warrants will bo sold and then sued upon. The policemen , at the present disconnt of warrants , will in cash receive about § 487 , while the city will have to pay nearly $700 , sooner or later. Wedding cards announcing the mar- rlago of Miss Gertrude Leopold to Mr. Iionii Harris , of this city , have been're ceived by friends hero. The ceremony is to take place at the bride's home , No. J32 ! Etst Seventy-eighth street , New York City , next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The newly wedded ones will eon after that date arrive in this city to make their homo here. They will bo heartily welcomed. In response to invitations Issued to at tend Brosmela , about thirty friends feath ered at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. Friedman . The yesterday. child was named "Simon Louis , " after two grand fathers. The ceremony took place about 20 o'clock , and at Its cloeo there was a fine spread , with cholco wines served. Among those protent from elsewhere were Mrs. Kuttnor and Mw. Sanger , of DesMoUios ; Mr. Oborfeldor and wfe , of Omaha ; Mr. and Mrs. M J. Michaels , of Omaha. Folly fifty telegrams , besides letters of congratulation , wore received \ Jiy the happy couple. List evening a pleasant , cordial re- -soptlon was tendered Ilov. G. W. Crof s at the residonca of J. W. Squire. Mr. Crofts left Id and warm friends in Sand' wich , 111. , totako hU place hero ai the now pastor of the Congregational church , but he mast tavo been satisfied by the weloomg given him laat ovenlng that Iw will find equally true friends her * . -Ono of iho most touching incidents of hla departure from Sandwish wat the night biforo he left. The coloral people -of the city visited the parsonige * In a body cud serarnded him with plantation onga and citup meeting melodies , and then shook luudi with him bidding hint God iptod , with tears in tholr cye . Mr. -Crofta greatly appreciated this tribute -coming ( rom so humble a cl&si of people , lg-v ( inn , Gruut'u OoncllifMi. ivoiiii ls'lw : YO K , Jfwch 8. At Grant' ' home 3-tliu morning it WM itatrd tilt cnndltifoi hid . "i - - ! he paiied aair / night. THE NEW COURT HOUSE , The llnlldinR Untrrprlncs "Which DC- penil upon It. The building of a new court honao and jail In Council Binds is an enterprise of such importance to this cltv that it should call for a full and unanimous vote In llt favor , Although this city , with its steady growth and Its present asaosiod valuation , will have topav a very largo poition of Iho tax , yet it should not hou- ate to atsomo the burden , whatever it may bo. The coming year promises to boone ono of great building activity here. The government building , coating $200,000 , is in assured fact , and with the building of t new couit house and jail several other important enterprises will bo carried on. If the proposition canlcs the county will buy tbo little strip now separating ho county property , and owntd by St. Paul's Episcopal church. That church society has already commenced the orco lion of a now church in the rear of the old ono end facing on the other street , and if this lot is purchased by the conn ty , the money thus rociivod will bo ap piled in continuing the building enter prise. If the proposition fails , the now church building will remain ai now for the present. Another catorprlso hinges on the carrying of the proposition. If the now court homo is to bo built , the Cathol'c ' church property will bo very desirable , and of Increased value , and the syndicate now talking of purchas ing .it for $20.000 will close tbo bargain. This § 20,000 will enable the Catholics to go on with the building of tholr nowchurch. The tynditato who will purchaeo the old Catholic property , will not lot it remain unoccupied as it is too valuable , but will doutloss arrange to put some building ) on that , Thus It ap pears that if the court house proposition comes there will be from $50,0001 j $100- 000 additional building improvements in that vicinity at once , thus adding to the resources of the city and the employment for lab jr. If the proposition is not carried all of those building enterprises will bo postponed nntil another year at leatt , and perhaps longer. The people of Council Bluff's should bo thoroughly arcused , Already they have had to spend time in a city election. Next Monday the tchoo ! election takes placo. Next Tuesday the court .lionso election will again demand their attention at the pjll . This is quiioa drain on the time and attention of the voters , especially these who have to toll hour by honr , and yet Council Bluffs should not lot an honou vote bo lost in any ward , but should call out oyory ballot in order to do its share in giving Pottawattamia county a court homo worthy of the name. Dr. S. Moahor , of the Sioux City Chronic Disease Institute , will bo at the Scott house in this city , Thursday , March 4th. Will atteud to patients and all who are afflicted will do well to give him a call. Consultation free. "THAT BURDEN , " The County , it Ic BaildH a Court House , " \V11I Have to Pay LICSK Taxes Than During the Past Ten Yonrn. There has boon no complaint abonl heavy taxes during the past ten or twelve years , and norr wlioa the cDimty , all oul of debt , proposes to build a new conn houao and jail , some are frightened at the bagbear of "heavy taxation. " Daring the past ten or twelve years this county has paid off debts to the amount of $ GOO- 000 , and now there are no moro debts to pay , the people are frightened at the prospect of paying § 180,000 in the next ton or twelve years. The total levy made by the board in 1872 , was 1C mllh , and BIQCO then while paying oil over § 000,000 of debt , the levy has baon steadily cut down instead of Increased ! until now it is 13.1 mille. With the county growing , and this assosa- ed valuation incroaeing , it la strange indeed - deed if any ono feels the paying of the $180,000 and interest during the next tan yoara. If the county c n piy off in ten years § 600,000without a groan , it can build In ten yoara a $150- 000 court housa aad $30.000 jail , without a whino. In fuel most tax-payers would not know by any incroaeo in thtir taxes that a court house was being built. Oat of the levy , which baa gradually ran down from 1C mllh to 13i , the county has provided for its pnor and insane , ballt bridges , paid its a hare of the state taxes , and met running ox peneeB , which have nocotsirlly been in creasing while the levy has cut down gradually and besides all this 000,000 of debt lias been paid oil" , and to-day , the coun'y with all its wealth does not ewe a dolhr. Shoulc not aach a connty ba aihamed to oquan- d r money In rents and extraordinary expenses , instead of building for itsoll ? Oaght inch a connty aftsr paying off § 500,000 of debts , feel f lnt hcnited at the prospect of paying $180,000 , not for old debts'but for new properly , which eaoh year would save the county more than the interest on the investment. AGno organ , half price , at Boards wall paper store , next to poatotticp. 1'KUsuNAL/ . E. O , Kincaid of Walnut , was in the city yesterday. D. F. Kidd has eevercd hi ) connection with A. Hospe , jr. J. II , Arthur the general agent of the Blue Line , was In the city yesterday. Dr. StIIlman , one ol the board of examiners of the homeopathic department of the state university , has gone to Iowa City to attenc the closing exercises of the department Bcckman & Co. , 525 Main street , will wash and oil your harness cheap now. Before you buy a liarness call on Beckman - man & Co. , G25 Main street. A Spring Suit lor the City. The cato of Siofield & Cavln v . city of Council Blufli which was tried before Judge Connor in thu circuit court of this county last week will ba argued this morning. Questions of great import ance have arisen inasmuch as the legality of the grading and paving of the streets of tliis city is involved. While the plaintiff * sued the city and aoek recovery for work and labor dona under a con tract , they repudiate the assessment cer- IjQcatfs which were Issued under author ity cf the city council for the grading preparatory to p ving. Many per or tr cf opln'on that if Judge Connor ihall hold tint the grsdlpg contracts , M msdo by the city with a view that the s mo shall bo nuotapd againt te'poctivo lotownen , is Illegal , that it f llow neecsjnrily and legitimate- 9 that the assessment for paviog also is llcgal , but this does not necessarily bllow. S pp & Pnsey appear far pUtntlffj , G. V. Holmes and Daily & Smith for the city. M | AFTER THE BATTLE , Everybody Looking Goort-Nfttnrcrtly Into the Future. A happier set of people never grcolcd oioh other after a bttlo of ballots than ho citizens of Council Bluff * . Even the mayor , with the pot triplets , Qalvln , Frainey and Patton , had to imllo out wardly , at least , or bo out of fashion. Now that the result is reached , TIIR Br.r. does not feel hko probing the old sores , or opening the wounds afresh , or kicking thoBO who foil , but joins with others in the hope and belief that Council Bluffs will now have a cleaner and wiser gov ernment. It hopes that never sgiln will the opportunity bo given for folks to say that Coancll Bluffs' mayor made a public ditgraco of himself and of his office , and that no such scones as those which char- aoter'zed ' the evening of election day may again bo enacted , It was a , KOTO defeat for Vanghan , and ho did not take it in a manner which entitles him to any sym pathy , yet there seems a disposition on the vatt of the people to glvo him a chance to redeem himself , with a good council to insist him in nil just measures and chock him from all foolish spurts. ggWhcn will the now council take their seats ? Under the hw the city clerk will canvass the vote next Thuraday , calling to his assistance the mayor , or , in the abtonco of the mayor , the nearest ] magis trate. Ho then notifies those elected , and tht > y must qualify nlthln ten doyt after tbo election. The now council will iirst meet on the 10h lust. , and will bo the judges of their own election , The park commia > ionora are obliged to file bonds ( if § 5,000 each. It will bo the dnty of the new council to elect n clerk. The present incumbent , Ed Troutnun , is n democrat , and theio will be a republican majority in the coun cil. An effort is being made to have him re-elected , however , on the ground that ho has experience , it capable and has done his work well , am' although a democrat ought not to bo thrown aside for this reason alone , as the aldermen were elected not as republicans , but as representatives of the people. Tola effort to retain Trouunin as clerk may prove successful on the grounds stated. It is generally conceded that all the tilk about radical changes , shutting u saloons , etc. , ia moro talk. The now a ! dermon were elected as an expression o : the people that two groit reforms were needed,0110 financialtho othot1 moral. Yet it is not expected that in bringing about n financial reform an attempt will bo made to shut off all expenses. So in the de sired moral reform ; it is not expoctcc that the city will be turned into a church and its citizens into saints , at one fel swoop. It b expected , however , thai anch wisdom will bo used that need ed improvements will go on , and yo extravagance and foolish expenditures chtckad. Morally , it ia expected that in a city of this slzo there will be aomo drinking , some gambling , same lewdness but the new council wilt doubtless regulate late these matters so that the town ma ] have less of an unenvory reputation , am the citizens more protection. The mayor , with the evident purpose of cither posing as the chief reformer , or of putting himself apparently in sympa thy with the new order of things , is preparing paring a proclamation closing the saloons at 11 o'clock overnight , and closing them Sundays. If thcro was moro tall and moro pressure on the gambling evil it would boa greater benefit to the city and it Is expected the new council wll not foraet the tiger and its prey in ita planning for wise reform. THE OBOS8 CASE , It is to be Tried Next Week at Glen- woud. By agreement of coansel on both sides , the trial of Dr. OroBS for Iho murder oi Dr. McKuno , Is set for next Monday in the district court at Glenwood , and it is confidently asserted that there will bo no more continuances or dalays. The state will be represented by District Attorney Thoruoll , Col. Daily and Sapp & Pusey , while the defendant has for his attorney ! Wright , Baldwin & Haldeno , Judge Hubbnrd and John Y Stone. The School Election , The following polling places and { ndgoa have been selected for Iho annual school election , Marsh 9 , 1885 : First precinct , at the Western house. R. T. Bryant and John Hammer , judges , and H. Shoemaker , clerk. Second precinct , at city building. W. S. .Pottlbono and 0. S Hubbard , judges , and 0 F. Adams , clerk. Third precinct , at Bennett's livery stable , Fifth street. Ed Mott and L Swearonger , judges , and E. H Odell , dork , Fourth precinct , at R T. Bryant's of fice , First avpnuo. T. S. Couch and J. K. Cooper , judges , and E , G. Seais , clerk. _ Wo Are Coining 180O Strong. NEW YOUK , March 3. The members of the county democracy and Irving Hall left Washington this morning , eighteen hundred strong. MANDEMAKEE & VAN , AROBITEOTS , CONTRAOTOHS AND BUILDERS No. 201 Upper Broadway , Council Blnfla. The Recently Improved REMINGTON TYPE WRITER NO , 2 7s the Highest Achievement in Writing Machines in the World. With only 39 keys to learn and operate , it prints 70 characters , in cluding caps and small letters , punctmti'.ns ' , figures , signs nnd fractions. It is the simplest and mo t rapid writinc ; machine made as well as the most durable. 3TSend for free illustrated pampfilet Wyckoff Seamans & Benedict , 281 and 283 Broadway M. Y. , Sole Agents. UR R A full stock of Men's , Women's , Boys' , Misses' and Children's New Jersey ARCTICS , now ready in any quantity to suit purchasers , CHICAGO TEEMS and DISCOUNTS every day in the year. We also carry FULL lines oS BOOTS and SANDALS of above named goods , includ ing the nicest line of SPECIALTIES foi fine retail trade made by ANY company We have some Felt Boots to close out cheap. Try a case of our COMMON SENSE ARCTIC for MEN , we FULLY recommend them. Write for list on "Lumbermen , " z. Storehouse and Salesroom , 41 N. Main St , Office , 412 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA. "MURDER MOST FOUL , " To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria tbo last flvo years there haa not been a death from diphtheria In any caw where Dr. Thorn * DUUINO " proMJntho and euro was usod. Unas boon the moana o savirtg thousands of llres. Indl ponelblo in putild Bora thr at. in malignant scarlet lover , ohanulne It In 48 ft ura to the almulo form. Fo sale only at the doctoi's office , No 23 douth Eighth etrcot , Council muffs , Iowa , Send for it ; price 2. Dyspeptic hyllvo In misery and dlo In dcsp lr ith cancer ol the Btornacn ? Dr Thomaa Jeflerls cure every o eo of indlccBtlon and constipation in a very short . time. Best of references given. Dvspepeaia i the causa ef all of ninety per cent diseased conditions. F. H. OncoiT. S. T. F EKNCI I. M. TltETNOB. COUNCIL BLUFFS Pft yuj. SUCCESSOKS ro Casady Orcutt & French * 405 Broadway j ] Council Bsuffs } Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades , Mattings , Linoleums , Oil Cloths and Upholstery , Mail Orders Carefully Filled ! COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR A. B , HOWE'S Corn Meal , Graham Hour , Hominy ! r Ground Fresh Every Day ! Ground Feed Always on Hand. Mill , comer of North Etxth and Mill Street * , COUNCIL , BLUFFS. ' COMMEHC1AIJ , OOUKCIL BlUITS MABKXT. Wheat No. 1 milling , 65 ; No. 2 , CO No. S , EO. Cora Now , 25e. Oats For local pnrpoaea , 23o. Hay 85 00@G GO par ton ; baled , BO@GO. Rye S5o. Corn Uoal 1 SO per 100 pounds. Wood Good supply ; prices at yarda , 6 00 © 6 50. 50.Goal Goal Delivered , hard , 9 CO per ton ; eof 4 0 Oper ton Lord Fairbank'B , wholesaling at 9 o. Flour City flour , 1 50@2 90. Broome 2 95@8 00 per doz. UVB BTOOK. Cattle Butcher cowa S 253 75 , Bntche steers , 3 76(34 ( 00. Sheep 2 50@3 00. Hofffl-4 00@4 25. PBODUOB AND rnurrs. Poultry Live chickens , [ per doz. SOOj'dress od chickens , 8c ; dressed turkeys , lOc ; droaa ed duckfl , 9c ; dressed gooeo , 8c. Butter Creamery , 25@2So ; choice country 18@20o. Kega 27 per dozen. Vegetables Potatoes , 50@GOa par bushel onions , COc per bu ; apples , choice cooking or eating , 3 00 ; beans , 1 00@1 60 per bushel Cider 32 gallon bbl. , $6.50. Orangoa 4 Oilner box. Lemons i 60oj5 ( 00 uer box J. L. DjtBEVOISE. Hoa Ticlei Agent , No. 507 Broadway Council Bluffs. Railway Time Table , Corrected to January 7 , 1885. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following are tba times ot Iho nrrlvil ud de pirtare of trains by central standard time , at tbe local depots. Trains leave transfer depot ten mln ates earlier and arrive ton mlnntoa later , cincuog , Bomjuoros MO qnuor. LIAVI. iiuva. 6 5 p m rjhloAKoKipress 0:00 : a m 8:40 : a m Fast UaU. 7:00 p ro UrSO p u Aoeommodatlon. 1109 p m At local depot only , , ST. lOt AHD OODKOIL BLOrTI. 10:05 : a m Mall and Kzprew , 6,25 p m Silt f m Pacific Kxpreu , 6:55 : p ro omoAoo , iiawiDKii ute n. rm t:16 : p m Kiproeo , 0:05 : a m 9U : a m Expreea , 0:55 : p m CinCiOO , BOOK ISLAND AHD rAOTRO. 55 p m Atlantic Express , 0:05 : a m 6:15 a m Day Express 0:61 : p m IlSO a m * D a Molnes AooommodaUon , 0116 p m At local depot only , WAIABO , IT. LOUII AHO ricinc. 8:10 : pm Aooommodaton 9:00 : am 1:80 p m Louis Express fc < 5 p m 4:60 : p m Chicago Express 10:55 : a m ' * AI Transfer only tmoAoo and MoxTtnnunur , 11(0 p m ExpreM , tlt : p m 0IU a m Pacific ExpreH 8:06 : a m HODI CITT ASD rAorno. rUO p m Bt Paal Expreea , ° :00 : a m rilO a D Day Express 7:00 : p m CHIOS Mono. 8:00 : 1 m Western ExpreM , 8:50 : a m lliooam Padflo Expreas , aUOpm UllO a m Unooln Kxprou , 1:18 : p D At Tr miter only rmwr TRII.MI TO ouinA. teaTe-7:20 : 8:30 : 0.80-10:30 : ll : o a. m. 1:80 :30-8SO- : : : SJ-6:30-B.30 : 11 ! 6 p. rn. Bundayi 0t-5:80-ll:40 : : a. m l:80-S:30-5' : : 0-880- Ilf6 : p. m. Arrive 10 minutes tefore leaving time. * rrom * tnnslcr ooly. Ire , HJ , Hilton , H.D , , PHtSIOIAN & SURGEON , HI UtHi BrMiwOuwll , Blafis. SMITH * t TOLLKK , AGTS. LIADIKO ; Merchant Tailors ! 7 and 9 Main St. , Couxcn , Iii.upr-3 , . . . IOWA. A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From. KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand whlo wo will cell In retail or carload lota. All Stock Warranted as Represented. Wtiolfitlc tdrctMI rtulm In Grain Hid 1'nUe lliy , tonabla Satisfaction Guaranteed. oBCHLtrarJEie. so Corner Fifth Avc. & Fourth St. UouncilBlnOs. AGENTS WANTED. Drs. Judd & Smith's New Improved Electric Belt , 819 imOADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , lOWAj 725 ELM ST. , DALLAS , TEXAS ; Mid IT. WAYNK , 1NO IT roslTlVKLY CURKS Kidney and Llrct Complaint , Drlght' * Dlicns. . Itboumatlsm , NnuriliU Dygpcr > l j Notvonsncia WittlnK Wcnknow , PArilysIs , Spinal Adoctloni , InJlKCStlon , Iloait Di eMi , Fltg Hoadach , Lnme Hack , Cold Feet , and all diseases rcqultlui Increased motlvo powers. Now fmuroTeU e $3 and 5 ; old etjlo 2 each. each.W. W. P. AYLSWORTH , Brick buildinprs of any size rained or moved and nntlafaction guaranteed , Frame buna moved on LITTLE GIANT trucks , the best iti the world. W. P. AYLSWOKTIt. 1010 Muth Street , Council Binds. If. II. FIELD. W. C. ESTEP Field & Estep , UNDERTAKERS No. 817 Broadway , Courcil Blufl's , Iowa. Office Calls Attended Promptly , Day and Night. Partlculnr nUc-ntion Riven to Embalming AND "THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN. 505 Broad-way , - - Council Bluffs. TIIK ONLY ALL NIQHT HOUSE IN THE CITY. Everything Ber\cd in first class style and on short notice. Hot and cold lunrhes always ready. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. Special a vertlsement : , eua ag Lost , found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent , Wanta , BoardIng - Ing , clo. , will be Ineertcd In this column at the low rate ol TEN CENTS PER LINE for the flret Inmrtlon and FIVE CENTS PER LINE lor each robeoqnent n- ertlon. Leave idvertlsemont ) at onr oQoo , No. Pearl Street , near Broadway WANTS. (7 < OK SAL ] ; A. printing olUco Mutcrial cheap lor D C'sll. W B. Ma > 08 , Council Ulud , lona. Tj > 0ll SALK Another hotel In a UNO Nturiuk.l JC1 town , now doinj ; a business tl aboutS'Wpsr ' month. No other hotvl In thu p'nco. Terms Hncral. BWAN & W.MhKR. SALE OR TRADE -S'O acres of land In FOR count1 , SIo. Wilt trade for Council HluOa city property or eell cheap for CASH or i art time. SW IN & TO TilADK Oood Iowa cr Nebraska WANTS land for a email stock of harduero or oreral merchandise , well locatul. SUAN Si WLKKR. . Woniin pastry cook Immediately at thcUgdcn II/'ANIED A etudent in dcntalttllco. llusthav 1 > rr.eiTia ol sult-Biipiuirt Call on or address ut No. 12 IVurl St. Coancll BIuRs. FOIl S jK A rarochnn'E touet a flnc , well im- pro\ed ( arm of 400 actca , within a law miles of Council Bluffd , at a bargain. Low price and cosy terms. bwA > & WALKKR FOR SALE Agoad pajltg hotel property with ll > oiyetabo ! in one of the licet small towns in western Iowa will sell with or without luinltnrc , or will tiado for a email farm v , 1th rtock itc. & WALKXII. POH 8LE Eighty acres unimproved land In Union countv , Jowa , 3 } links south eaet of At- ton , the o uut > scat , or will trade for Nebraska or Kansas land. SVAWALKIEK. . 0K SALE A 20 ooro tract of Rood Imid abnut one and a half n.lies from fountII Iludi pout oitlco , at a baigaln. SWAN & WAI.KKII. IjiOIl SALE In Harrison county , Iowa. 320 acres .1 grass land , alt under fence a 503 a' ro farm with line linpiouiuum ; all under cuHua'.ion except 20 acres Kraei-8 > acri goo.l gr&H9 or pasture land , aid se\cra ! other tracts of from 40 to ISO acres of unimproved laud. SWAN & W J.KKII. FOIl HALE Lands Improved aad unimproved. If yen want a farm In western Iowa , Kauaia Nebraska or Dakota , let us hoar from you. SWAM & WAUIKR. SA1 E A lariro cumber of business and real * FOR dcnco lota In all parts of Council DluflH. Sue ua before jou buy , SWAN & WALKKR. FOIl 8LK I'artlojwlshintfto buy chrap lots to build on can Inly on aoiuhly vayrncnta n' from ! 2 to 810 , SWAN & WALRKB. FOIt URN I Wo will rent you a lot to build on lth tlicprltllago to buy If .vou wlih on very Ibcral term' . bWAN & WAI.KKH. WANTED To oirrtcpond wttliany on' wlshmea pned loeit'nn ' f r ( lannln mill , saih , door and b'md ' manufactory , we have bulldlnir and machinery , wo'l ' located , lormlo , Irana or trade ; lOH IlKNT- Largo two ttory frumo building suit F able for warehouse or etorazo purpnecu , near .llroad depot. buAN YYAUdin. 7IOH H KM' on UALn nu.i-ljg arid Kroiinm I1 BUltaH * for enall foundiy and machine she | > . Good boiler , ennlnc , cupjla , bloner ltli llivd bbal ( > uto. , icaJy toput in motion. SWAS WALKBB , > < OU HALK Houses.ai * and Land. A. 1 , * t'teptemon , 603 Hret a\emm. [ TtOll SALE A top-bugKy , flrat-Jiu * maVo and JP In ex client condition Or will trade for chetp ot. Addrens f. M. Dee office , Council Iilu7s. aNI ) WOOD Oeortro Huaton , 0/8 Uro d- COAL . eella coal and wood at reasonable price ) Ives 2,000 Ibe. for a ton , and 123 cublo for a cord , 'ry him. \ITANTKD-Kvery body in Council Bluffi to lake YV TniOii. Delivered by carrier at only twenty senta a week. ' \Ll ) I'AI'EUB Jfor ( ale al Un offioo , at S6 oonti ( J a hundred JACOB Attorney - at-Law , COUNCIL IJLUF1S , IOWA. ( Office , Ualn Street , Itoons 7 and 8 , Bhugart and 'euo block. Will practice In S.ate and state court * . ORDER YOUR Deb , Coal I Wood S | " * oo OP 33 e . oroTxraae1 O. adJii-Bi , Lock llok 1183 , Council Ulufla. JOHN FOX , Deputy HlierlU and Geneial Collection Agent , 0 ! Office with K. Scburz , Justice of the Peace , C ; uncll A. J. MILLER , ( COLORED ) Hair Cutting and Shaving. This is an Equal Rights Shop , 010 Broadway , Council Bluffs. CHRONIC DISEASES Orer thirty jtt.ro r/ractlo l mptrlMU OfiM Jl S. Pearl etr t , Ootmcll BIcfli. tSfCoomlUflan tn . N. SGHUSZ. ornoE OVER MIERIOAJJ EZPRESI rOUNCTL BLFFP8 rnoi. omoxu . B , u , rom Council IJluIn , Established 1856 Dealer ! In Foreign and Doneitlo Kxohtng * lad Horn * Sfcurltlu. . W. H. Shorradoa DENTIST , Masonic Templef Council Blnftr Iowa. i COUNCIL BLUFFS Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Hard Soft ana Blossbu'rg O -A. Xi : W. H. SIBLEY , Manager. Ollloe. 88 Main St. Yard , on O. U. I. I' , and C. I. H tit. T. Hallway. CHICAGO , &SL SHOUT LINE. And BEST ROUTE. FIIOH OMAHA TO THE EAST. TWO TIIAIN8 DAILY HKTWKKJJ.OMAHA AND Ihicnffo , Minneapolis Milwnukw t. Paul , Cedar IUpld , Davenport Illnton , Duuuquo , Itockfnrrl , .3 Uck Inland , Kr piMrt , JunoHvlllu , Ilgin , Madison , La Oroue , elolt , Winona , - aid all other Important points Kaat , Nortli- east and Botitboaut , Ticket office at Kol Farnam etcet ( In Pat ton no * 1) ) , and at Union I'aciflo Depot IVI.UUN SwurrKM and the KIKKST Dnnxa CAMIN in WOULD are run onthomalnllntwuf the Chicago llwaukee b St , Paul H'y and every atttntfoa ) I(1 to pwieengert by courteous ( .uplojeiof tbu impany. B. MEKHILL , A. V. II. CAUrKNTKIt , GeneralManagcr , Oen'l 1'amenirer Auent , MILuKU. OEO. f. IIBAFrOHD , Au't ( Jen'IMinaner. Awt Otn'l 1'aM Aue J. T , CLAUK. Oen'l Suiwrlutendent. St , Charles Hotel , 8TKKKT , 1JET 7th ami Bin , . . LINCOLN , NKU. Urs. Kate Coakly , Proprletoreea. i "Newly and elegantly lurnUhed. Oood tample emi on urit ttoor. - l.0 to K pel day. 8 | > edal rittx tfvta eioberi el ( be leftUlatiui. oo101 m-m
