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6 THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS-WEDNESDAY APRIL 22 , 1885 r
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THE DAILY BEE
6GTOCIL BLUFFS.
Wednesday Morning , Aiml 22
8UUHORUTION HATES.
Dr f ) ne ! . . . - . -10 oentolr * ! week
By M.ll - - 110.00 pel y
orrioBt
No , IS ronrl Street.
MINOR MENTION ,
The funeral of Edward McCarthy was
hold yostord y and was largely attended
Mortimer & Weaver's dramaklo com
pany presented "Tho Octoroon at the
opera house last evening , with John W.
Barton In the loading role.
The now Presbyterian church , which
has boon completed but a foir weeks , la
leaking b dly , the water injuring the fren
colng and endangering the plaster.
The brick cottage , No. 810 Sixth nvo
nno , la being ralaod , and the lot filled.
Mr. Aylosworth , who has boon doing BO
much of this kind of work hero , Is rats
Ing the building.
The marihal arroatod a boy , giving his
name as Harry Buckley , on suspicion of
being the one who is wanted nt Angus
la. , but ho proved not to bo , and BO was
turned loose again.
The county board haa notified those
having charge of the St. Paul's church
property , recently purchased by the
connty , not to out down any more of the
trees. The reply is made that noun bnt
dead trocs have been cut down.
Complaint Is made that the authorities
pay no attention to two dead dogs that
are on Fourth street near Worth. Until
the heavy rain on Monday night these
dead animals were near Dr. Woodonry'a
residence -whoro they had remained for
about a month , but the rain had washed
thorn along.
The police Into yesterday afternoon
made another raid for tramps and gobbled
seven near the transfer , There wore
fifteen or so more in the gang but the
others wore too fleet-footed , and outran
the ofilcers. The authorities are now
having about all of this class of follows
they can handle.
A team belonging to Chris McAvln ,
anddrivon by him , took a wild run
down Broadway yesterday afternoon , and
landed In a tangled heap In the big ditch ,
making a bad wreck. Mr. MoAvln was
qnito badly hurt , and a little boy , who
was with him , was shaken up roughly by
being thrown out ,
The Remington typo-writer , on which
THE BEE man now dishes up the Council
11 Bluffs news , works likoncharm , and
1 moots the long-felt want surely. Those
who have much writing to do should In
vestigate this lightning way , and send
for the needed Information to the agent ,
whoso address appears In another column.
The corner grates In the streets , open
ing into the sewers , are far from what Is
needed. They are too fragile and too
small. They are easily broken and easily
clogged up , so that , as during the recent
rains , the water , instead of passing oft
through them , overflows the streets and
sidewalks. Some radical change should
bo made. '
John Bailey was before the superior
court yesterday for being so drunk as to
forgot decency and expose his person.
Ho was also charged with having left his
team standing on Broadway , in all the
storm , from about 8 o'clock In the even
ing until about 5 o'clock in the morning.
Ho seemed penitent and was lot oil easy ,
with a simple fluo.
Gns Bollck was before the court yes
terday on a charge of being drunk and
disturbing the poaoo. It appeared that
ho had a few drinks down , just enough
to make him enter enthusiastically into
an attempt to collect some money , which
he claimed was duo him from James
Gouldon , and when the money was not
forthcoming ho proposed to enforce pay
ment frith a brickbat which he hd In
his pocket. Gouldon had him arrcatod ,
but concluded not to prosecute , and so
the case was dropped.
Milton Gunekol , the general travelling
agent of the Redpath Lyceum Bureau ,
was In the city yesterday , making ar
rangements with the tame young men
who secured the Bernhard-Llstomann
concert company for Council Bluffs , to
have the celebrated Joseph Cook appear
here nndor ther their auspices. The
date fixed upon is May llth , and the
moro announcement should bo enough to
secure a crowd. No orator in this coun
try [ is bolter know than Joseph Cook ,
and ho is greeted everywhere with
crowded houses. The securing of a lec
ture from him , is another feather In the
cap of the young men who fgavo this
city such a musical treat In the Bernhard-
Llstomaon concert.
The United States court was to meet
hero on the 28th , but Is now decided not
to do so , Judge Love having found more
business at Dubnque than ho expected ,
and the funds appropriated for this six
months of court expenses being so nearly
exhausted that there Is not enough to
have the term bore and at Dos Molnes ,
and as part of the business here has been
disposed of , it is doomed no more than
fair that Dos Moines should ba given
some show. The appropriations are so
arranged * hat a certain amount only Is to
ba spout during the first six months of
the year , and while the annual appropria
tion la , of course , not exhausted , the
limit Is almost exhausted for the six
months. Hence too much business and
too little money cauios Council Bluffs to
be cut out of the extra term ,
Facts worth remembering when you
buy Wall Paper : 1st. That Beard , next
door to postofllce , hsYtbo largest stock to
select from. 2d Thtt his prices are as
low AS the lowest 3d That ho la a
praotloal interior deooritor and employs
none but skillful workmen.
STILL THEY DOME ,
Tramps GIve the Police , M ro Work
and a Wild Ohnso.
The tramps continue to bother the rail'
ways nnd the suburbs of the city. Yes
terday Ofilcers Wheeler nnd Austin won !
down on the bottoms to hunt up some
fellows , who were reported to bo occupy
Ing a Northwestern box car , and making
on the neighboring hcu-coops for meat.
The cir was found to bo well fitted up
for cooking purposes , the dishes bolng
old tin cans , while the remnants of food
showed that the fellows had been eating
In their crude way. The men had skipped
out nnd the officers started to find them.
They spied four or five fellows clear down
on the bottoms , and had a hard chase
after them , the follows making n break
for the " " and it
"dump , scrambling over ,
disappearing In the willows. After a
chase of over a mile the officers succeeded
in capturing two of them , who were
brought in to headquarters. The pair
were at once sent to join the gang al
work on the streets. One of thorn had
just served ton days in Omaha on broad
ana water. Ho was clad In only a shirt ,
pants , shoos and hat , and even thoao garments
monts were almost worn ont , and very
filthy. Just out of jail , and in this con
dition , it is hard to see what a man could
do If ho wan'od to reform his mode
of life. This follow , apparently ,
would not improve n chance to do bettor ,
If ho had a chance , for ho was evidently
a chronic case , bnt the question arises
just the same , and it concerns Iho others
who are put to work on the streets horo.
When the ton days are up , and they are
turned out , what are they to do , without
money or friends , their clothing worse
than before , and tholr reputation cer
tainly not Improved what can they do
bnt go on tramping J Some of the fol
lows have attempted to solve the problem
for themselves by giving the overseer the
slip and skipping out. 0. R. Mitchell
has charge of ono gang , and Tom Griffin ,
who Is a partner of Maloney , In the
saloon business , has charge of the
other. The overseers scorn to think It
a cause of congratulation , rather than re
gret , when any of the follows skip. The
score stood yesterday , Mitchell 1 , Griffin
2. Some of the officials , who think that
there should bo a reformatory element
mixed into the punishment , are con
sidering the advisability of giving the
tramps , who work hard for ton days , a
little money , BO that they may have a
little something to start out with. The
most of them would soon fool away any
auoh help , as they have doubtless fooled
away many other chances boforo. Still ,
these warm-hearted ones claim , there
may bo a few who would try to got work ,
and become solf-supportlng.
Artists' Materials at GR. Beard's Wall
Paper Storo. Send for price list.
SHALL THEY CLOSE ?
Pinna Decided Upon Ijy the Pro
hibitionists in Regard to the
Saloon * ,
It etlll remains a mystery as to what
the saloons are to do , or , rather , what Is
to bo done with the saloons ? The prohl-
bitants hold a secret meeting Monday
ovonlng , and it is learned that the plan
to bo pursnod is , first , to have the saloon
men notified that the temperance folks
are determined that they shall close up ;
the hope being that the saloon men will
boed the warning and make arrange
ments to close without waiting for
litigation. If they do not close
of their own accord , the next move is to
got out injunctions and compel them to
close. It la not proposed to make seiz
ures and destroy liquors or to make any
undue annoyance , or trouble to the men
engaged lu the business , the prohibition-
Ista saying that they are not fighting the
men , but the business. The first move
bo look out for , therefore , under
this plan of action Is the notice
to close up. This will not
bo served nntll the arrrngoments are all
undo for ptoceodlng with prosecutions ,
if the notice Is unheeded , It was learned
yesterday that the necessary funds had
not yet ben secured to back tip any n c-
essary litigation , and the delay is caused
by that lack , the prohibitionists not
wanting to make the first move nntll
prepared fully to carry oat the whole
programme.
SLICK SCHEMER ,
Ho Plays Numerous Small Confidence
. Games.
A schemer has boon working Main
street on a small scale hut quite suc
cessfully. Ho wont into Scott's store
and borrowed a scoop , saying that ho
wanted to unload seine corn , and was in
n great hurry as ho was afraid the rain
would catch him. The scoop ho took to
the Crystal mills and tried to sell It
there , saying that ho had not sold his
batter and eggs , and waited to get a
little money to pay for feeding bis horses.
This story being too thin ho sot
the scoop down while ho slipped Into the
engine room , and asked the man there to
lot him have his monkey-wrench for a
few minutes as ho wanted to fix some
thing about bis wagon. < fRGottlng the
wrench ho went off and sold It. These
are samples , only , of how ho worked that
part of the city. He is reported to have
thus succeeded in borrowing numerous
little articles which he sold for small
amounts , lie has thus far escaped gar-
reit , and Is probably now -working some
Gold.
Agree on "a Dlvy. "
The democrats ot Iowa are having a
hard tirno iu coming to any agreement
among themselves as to bow the fat
places nndor the now administration shall
bo divided , It seems that the adminis
tration desired the Iowa factions of the
party to arrange the matter BO as to relieve
lievo the powers that bo of all risk of of
fense In making appointments , and sev
eral conferences have been held , in which
prominent * and aspirants have
joined , but these > conferences have
only resulted In making matters
worse , and putting off the reachIng -
Ing of any agreement. The only policy ,
which It seems possible to agree upon , Is
to let it be a , freo-for all , and every man
for himself. It is now confidently pro-
dutsd by democrats , who have been In
these conference * , that this will bo the
resolt , and that whatever appointments
are made will be the reiult of individual
elf jrts and influence , instead of the re
sult of on agreement of the Iowa lenders.
There h s boon a delay in making any
changes , or distribution of patronage in
this state , the administration waiting
and hoping that sorno harmonious ex
pression could bo reached , as to jnsl
what the Iowa democrats wonldbo catls
Ged with.
PEKSONALi.
M. Qnnckcl , of Chicago , ia a guest nt the
Pacific.
Mortimer & Weaver's combination ia at the
Paciflo.
Supervisor Ilobort KirkwooJ WAS in the
city yesterday ,
L. T. Gonung , of Hastings , was at Bcch-
tolo's yesterday.
lion. T. M. O. Logan , of Logan , Iowa , was
at the Pacific yesterday ,
H. II. Van Brunt left last evening for Chicago
cage to superintend the soiling of some of hi )
°
cattle.
George W. Thompson and David Stubba
have been off on a hunt. Tboy report the
hunting good much plontier than the game ,
John Pugh , chief clerk of the "Q" at Pa
cifio Junction , was in the city yostoiday
smiling M sweetly as over upou his many
lady friends.
OoiTJohtTB. PoxTwho has'gono to Dakota ,
has been appointed sheriff of Brule county ,
and is now building an otlco in connection
with his dwelling thero.
Marshal Guanolla loft last night for Du
buqno , and during his absence , Ed Bates will
act in his place , whllo Jerry Mullens takes
Batoi' place ns night jailor. I ]
Uonghly Treated.
Adam Smothers asks for a dirorco
from his wife , L. E. Smothers , and lu his
petition sots up some pother sensational
statements. Ho claims that she has not
only abused him , bat that she has beat
lilm , and that she has entered into a con
spiracy with the children aged 10 and 18
to kill him. Ho claims'that ' they came to
his room , armed with an as , clubs , and
other weapons , and sought to got in to
kill him. At another tlmo they assaulted
him and the children hold him whllo the
old lady struck htm over the head with a
ohair. If half his statements are true , it
Is evident that the old man haa hardly
had a fair chance.
OOMMEIIOIAL ,
COUNCIL BLUr/S HAUKTT.
Wheat-No , 1 milling , 70 ; No. 2 , 65 ;
No. S , CO.
Corn Now , 28o.
Oats For local purposes , SOo.
Hey 6 00 per tonj baled , 60.
Rye COo.
Oorn Meal 1 CO per 100 pounds ,
Wood Good supply ; prices ct yards , 6 OOQ >
6 60.
60.Coal
Coal Delivered , bard , 0 50 per ton ; cot
4 0 per ton
Lard Armour's , wholesaling at 741.
rionr-Olty flour , 160@2 90.
Brooms-1 703 00 per doz ,
tlVK STOCK.
Oattlo Butcher cowa 3 25S 75 , Butcher
steers , S 7C4 00.
Sheep 3 00@3 CO.
Hogs-3 60@3 75.
PBODDOE AND VBrjITS.
Eggs Firm nt lie.
Ilutter The receipts of gsod stock are very
small. Oroamory , V2@25o ! : choice country
roll is scarce and sells readily at lC@18c ; fair
to good , 12@tl4c ; poor stock is dull at S@10o.
Poultry In strong demand for both live
and dressed. Live chickens , per doz. , 32C@
3 75 ; turkeys , per lb. , 9@10c ; ducks , per doz. ,
2 C0@3 00 ; spring chickens , per doz. , 6 00 ;
dressed chickens , choice , per lb.,12c ; dressed
turkeys , choice , per lb. , 13@14c ; dressed
ducks , per lb. , 10@12o ,
Onions In good demand at 1 25@1 50 per
bushel.
Potatoes Receipts very light and demand
good ; choice stock of any good vanety , Cn@
f5c ; fair to good , 40@45o.
Beans -In good supply , with fair demand.
Hand-picked navies , 150 ; clean mediums ,
125@135 ; dirty and unscreened stock dull at
75@100o. *
Game Ducks , mallard and other large ,
per doz.,2 Oj@2 25 ; teal and mixed , 120 ®
150 ; goose , 300.
IOWA IN PIECES.
The spring census gives Manchester a
population of 2,275.
Muscatino's crack military company of
forty members has been uniformed at an
expense of $2,500.
The citizens of Northwood have organ-
zed a fair ground association with a cap
ital stock of $5,000.
The town of Sheffield , Franklin county ,
.a enjoying a building boom , the most ac-
; lvo In many years.
It Is proposed to erect a largo Catholic
college at Davenport for the education of
young men for the priesthood.
The temperance people of Muscatine
3avo raised a fnnd of $3,000 with which
; o attempt the enforcement of the pro
hibitory law.
The Oskaloosa city council passed an
ordinance on Thursday taxing traveling
doctors $25 per day and Itinerant auction
eers $50 per day.
The Sisters of Mercy of Davenport are
trranqlng for the building of a superb
hospital at Iowa Olty. A site has been
purchased at a cost of $8,500.
The medical department of the state
inivorsity expect to have a fine amphl-
; heatro built adjacent to the hospital
Duilding to bo used for clinical operations
and instructions.
. Several Iowa towns refute to bellovo
.hat Des Molnos has raised the $50,000
lecessary to secure the permanent loca-
, lon of the state fair , and will only bo
convinced when the money Is paid ib ,
The board of supervisors of Dos Molnes
connty refused to appropriate their quota
of the $30,000 asked to defray the ex-
ionics of the state exhibit at the Now
Orleans exposition ,
The Iowa Brewers' nssoctatlan at their
Davenport meeting resolved to continue
.heir contest In the courts of the prolilb *
lory law , and will call for aid from the
National Brewers' association , that meets
n Now York city in May.
The Sioux Olty Journal is responsible
for the following : At Waterloo , this
itato , there has been for months a most
bitter contest between five or tix demo *
cratlo applicants for the postoflico. The
other day the Washington dispatches con-
talned the announcement that W. W.
Hartman had been appointed postmaster
at Waterloa , Mo. Now tbo republican
postmaster In the Iowa Waterloo Is W.
Q. Hartman , whose term expired April
1. A facetious republican In the Iowa
town , getting hold of several cop
ies of the first papers contain
ing the announcement , adroitly
pasted the letter "I" over the letter "M/1
thus filling the vacancy for which so
piny local democratic patriots were anx
iously striving , by ro-appolntment of the
republican Incambe'nt. The news , judici
ously started , spread like wild fire , and
within a few hours President Cleveland
was being cursed like a horse thief fur
playing off a petition of the mugwump
oQtluesi on onr hungry Iowa democrat ! .
Wh'ctber the governor has been aiked to
Dili ont the militia to suppresi the Bour
bon riot that will follow the ditoovery of
the hoax does not appear.
HARKNESS BROTHE
401 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
OARPETS , CARPETS. CARPETS
'A large stock and choice patterns. Prices clear down.
JLJL V T * H * * s * WI.I H
All the Novelties in Dress Goods , Silks and White Goods. Always Lowest Prices ,
We make a speoialtv of Store Shadiugs * Office Mattings , tlie furnisliing of oliurolies
offices and public buildings.
Harkness Bros , 401 Broadway Council Bluffs
PUNCH BLUFFS
C
ARPET COMPANY
Curtains , Oil Cloths.
Window Shades ,
Linoleums.
Mattings ,
Rugs , Etc. , Etc.
Careful Attention Given to Out
of Town Orders.
Upholstery and Drapery Work a
Specialty.
Oar stock IB the
Largest inle
and is being continually replenished by
all the latest and choicest novelties.
405 Broadway Council B/ufis
ONLY HOTEL
In Council Blufls hiving a
IFIIRIE ] IBSO-A-IFIS ,
And all modern improvements , call bolls , fire
alarm bolls , etc. , ia the
CRESTON HOUSE
Noa. 215 , 217 and 219 , Main Street.
MAX MOHN , - PROPRIETOR
SCHMIDT ,
PHOTOGRAPHER !
No. 220 Main St. , Council Bluffs.
Open Sunday. First-class work guaranteed ,
J. L. D BEVOI8B.
MOD Ticket
No. 507 Broadway Council Bluffs.
Railway Time Table.
COUNCIL IBLDFFS.
The following are the times ol Iho arrival and de
parture ol trains by central standard time , at the
ocl depot * . Trains leave transfer depot Ion mln-
ntei earlier and arrive ten minutes later.
DEPART.
iffldooand HOIIUWMIULB , '
0:25 : A M Mail and Express fl0'r : u
I'M T u Accommodation 1:10 : r M
f > : SO P M Express 0.05 A M
OnlCAOO AID MCX ISLAND.
0:25 : A U Mall and Express 8:63 : T > u
:25 : A M Accommodation ' 5:15 : r u
; 30 r u Express 9:00 : A u
cmoAoo , imwAcua An ST. rAOL.
:20A : u Mall and Express 0:50 : r M
: Z6 r M Exproai 0:05 : A u
cmoAoo , miLuaroK AID qotxoT.
0:60 : A ll Mall and Express 7:10 : r u
2:30 : r M Accommodation : oo r u
6:15 : r M Express 8:60 : A u
WAliSD , IT. LOUIS ASD MOTTIO.
From Transfer only.
: so r u St.lLouIi Express 2:15 : r u
j0 r u Cblcigo Exp Tla Peorla 0:10 : A M
KARSil WIT , T. J01 AMD COCBOJL lUJm.
0 Oh A u Mall and Expren 6:40 : r u
8:16 : r 11 Kxpreta 0:25 : A u
BOOX cm An rAcmo.
; 50 A M Mall for Sioux City 0:50 : r M
: SO r u Express for St Paul 8:50 : A u
UXIOH rAoinc.
1:00 : A u Dearer Express 4:85 : r w
1:06 : I'M Lincoln Paw O'a & II V S:35 : F w
7:55 r 11 OrcrUnd Kxprtu 8:30 : A M
PUUMT TRAKIS TO OM1UA.
fearo Council BluB * 7:16 : : SO ao-loaO
1:10 : a. m. 1M : : BO8:80 : 4:23 : : 6 8S5
1:45 : D. m. Leave Omaha 8:40 : 7tc : : to IOM : >
11:15 : a. m I2:60-s:00 : : 8:00 : 4 : 0 4:66 : 6:66
_ U:10p. : m.
MANDEMAKEES & VAN ,
ARCHITECTS ,
CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS
tfo. 201 Upper Brood way , Council Bluffs.
SPECIAL. NOTICES
NOTICE. Special a vartlsomonls , mo at Lost
round , To Loan , For Sale , To Bent , Wants , BoardIng -
Ing , eko. , will bo Inserted In this column at the tow
late ol TEN CENTS FER LINE ( of the fltet Insertion
nd FIVE CENTS FER LINE ( or each subsequent
rtlon. toaro advertisement ! it onr offloc , Ko.
Pearl Street , neat Broadway
WANTO.
-Situation aa housekeeper ( or wlJ-
owcr. AddrcsiMra. M , Boo office , Council
BIu fs. |
FOH HALE A two-Boated carriage , wltli single or
double harness , 11 desired. For tornn inquito o (
Fi S Pusey.
ANTKD-A nurse girl. Inquire at No. 619
Seventh avenue ,
P10H KENT Keoms now occupied by Y. II , C. A. ,
alter May 1. P. 0. Devol.
SALE. .other hotel In a Ivx Nebraska
FOR
town , now doing a business ot about 33CQ per
month. No other hotel In the place. Terms liberal.
SWAN & W.ALKKR
SALE OR TRADE. SCO acres ot land In
FOR county , Mo. Will traJo ( or Council
Bluffs city property or Bell cheap ( or cash , or part
time. SWAN & WALKER.
TO TrtADH-Uood Iowa cr Nebraska
WANTS
land ( or a email stock ot hardware or general
merchandise , well located. SWAN & WALKKII.
FOll SALE A rare chance to pet a fine , well Im
proved ( arm o ( 400 notes , \\ltliin a ( ew miles ot
Council Bluffs , at a bargain. Low prtco and easj
terms. &WAN & WALKBR
IjlOK SALK A good paj log hotel property with
JL' llyury stable , in ono ol the best entail towns in
western Iowa will sell with or without furniture , or
will trade ( or a email farm with Etock i to.
SWAN & WALKKR.
IjlOIl SMjE Eighty acres unimproved land in
_ C Union county , Iowa , 3 } miles south-east ol Al
ton , the county scat , or will trade for Nebraska or
Kansas land. SWAN & WALKER.
Tj Ott BALK A 20 acre tract of good land about
JU ono and a half miles from Council Blufli pott
ofllco. at a bargain. SWAN & WALKKR.
LjiOll SALE In Harrison county , Iowa. 320 acres
JL ! grass land , all under fence a 00 at.ro farm
with flno improvements , all under cultivation except
20 acres grass 80 acres good grass or pasture land ,
and several other tracts of from 40 to 100 acres of
unimproved land. SWAN & WALKKR.
T701t S/iLK Lauds Improved aad unimproved.
JD If you want a ( arm In western Iowa , Kansas
Nebraska or Dakota , let us hoar from you.
SWAN & WALKKB.
"TOOK SALE A largo number of business and real.
JL ? dcnoo lots In all parts of Council Bluffs. See
us beforo'you buy , BVTAN & WALKKO.
E10H 8 ALB Parties wishing to buy .cheap lots to
build on can buy on monthly payments of from
82 to 810. 8wAN & WALKER
PlOB HEN r Wo will rent you a lot to buUd on
wfth the prlvllago to buy If you wish on Tory
liberal term' . SWAN & WALKER.
TX7"ANTEO To correspond witn any one wishing a
TT good location ( jr planning mill , sash , door
and blind manufactory , we have building and
machinery , well located , ( or sale , lease or trade ;
SWAM & WALKKR.
FOR RENT- Large two story frame building suit
able for warehouse or storage purposes , near
railroad depot. BWAH WALKBR.
FOR RENT UK SALE Bjliiilag and grounds
sultaHa for snail foundiy and machine shop
Good boiler , engine , cupola , blower with Died shaftIng -
Ing oto. , ready to put In motion.
SWAN WALKKB ,
t OU HALE nouses. Lots and Land. A. J.
JP Stepfcenson , 603 First avenue.
I01l HALE A top-buggy , flrit-cUss make and
JU in excellent condition. Or will trade for cheap
iot. Address f. M. Bee office , Council BluTa.
Every body in Council lllufls o lake
WANTKU . Delivered by carrier at only twenty
jenta a week.
f \LD PAPERS-For silo al Bn office , at 86 oenta
\J a hundred
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT ,
I have a double store bulldln,10 looine.partltlonod
off , elegantly papered , supplied with water from the
water works , good brick cellareultoi ( or restaurant ,
laundry , boardlLg house , merchantllo buslnreaor
resident property. Also a large two-story ( ramo
dwelling with 10 rooms two cellars , etc. , eta , suited
( or boarding boust , private residence , hospital , etc , ,
opposite the city buildings and city market ( or rent
cheap. W. II. VAUailAN.
THOS. OFFICER , W. II. H. PUSSY
Officer & Pusev.
BANKERS
Council Bluift , la.
Established , - - 1856
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange
and Homo Securities.
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I moet rapid writing machine
made as well as the most durable
for free illustrated pamphtet.
Wyckoff Seamans & Benedict ,
Chicago , 111. , Sola Agents.
0. II. SIIOLES , Council Bluffs
Agent for Western low *
Dr. W. JL Shorradoa
DENTIST ,
Masonic Tempta ,
Council Bloflfl i t' Iowa
B. Rice M. D.
ot ltM toman rra r4 wlUort tb
kslie ti c'nwiBC l UMi.
1HBONIC DISEASES" " '
Orer tsutj jtars i/r ctlo l v rUM * & * * -
) , Parl stf , Ojtmcll bU Sl.
tin.
BUCKEYE WROUGHT FENCING
AND CRESTING.
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Beautify your Iiomca by using the above. Over 501) desipni to select from.
CHEAPER THAN WOOD FENCES
jBeautijnl , Strong and Lasting.
Estimates given on any atylo either put up or delivcro 1 here , by applying to
KEELXNE & FELT ,
Wholesale Iron , Steel , Heavy Hardware and Wood Stock.
117 Main Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER.
Brick buildings of any alze raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed. Frame ho
moved on LITTLE GIANT trucks , the beat In the world.
W. P. AYLSWORTJI.
1010 Ninth Street , Council Bluffs
AND "THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN.
505 Broad-way , - - Council Bluffa.
THBONIY AIL N10HT HOUSE IN THE CITY. Everything served in first class utylo and on shott
notice. Hot and cold June-lies nlwivm ready.
KIEL BALE STABLES
Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand frhti
we will sell in retull or carload lots.
All Stock Warranted as Reorescnted ,
WLokmlc si-ciriull ( itmrt u drain nd Doled IUy. Price
ennable Satisfaction Outnotcod.
SOIHinLTTTEDR So DBOOLB'2 :
Corner Fifth Avo. & Fourth St. OouncUBlaflfl.
COUNCIL lltUFFS , April 2.
FOREMAN Hold tbli epoco ( ot the advertisement ol DID. JuJd k Smith's Eluctrlo Appliances.
are too busy filling their orders and petting their now factorj , No. SO , Fourth Street to rlgliU , to Ret
any copy | uit DOW.
Of every dcecrlptlonuind at prloco low M the lowcit. Special attention to custom work. The remain
der of my stock of NOTIONS are being disposed of at COST. A PAOTcall and bocomlncod.
WHS. Z > . A.
837 Broadway , - Council Bluffs. Iowa.
SMITH & TOLLEIt , ACTS.
LEADING
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 0 Main St. ,
Council. BI.UFPS , - - - IOWA.
A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From.
II. U. FIELD. W. 0. ESTEP
Field & Estep ,
UNDERTAKERS
No. 317 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
0 11 Attended Promptly , Day and Night , Particular attontlon given to Embalmtns
Telephone No. 07.
N. 80HURZ ,
Justice of foe Peace.
OHIO * OTKB AJJffKIOUl ElrBESS
XHJNC1L BLUFFS. IOWA.
JACOJS 8IM8 ,
Attorney - at-law ,
COUNCIL DLUriS , IOWA.
Offloe , Ifalo Btroel , Room * 7 and 8 , Bhugart ami
touo block. Will prtotloo la HliU and Ute ooart * .