I 6 THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS -SATUJRDA * MAY 2 , 1885
HE DAILY BEE ' .
BLUFFS ,
Saturday Morning , May 2 ,
BUUSCRHTION HATKS. .
BT C rtl i . . . . - . - s nt r * ' wek
I10.M peryoat
By Mail - - - -
No. IS Pearl Street.
MINOB MENTION ,
For first class work visit Two Jakes
barber shop , 402 Broadway.
Straborrics only 50 cents a quart , and
a fall quart , at Baltd nnd Palmer's.
Tickets for Joseph Cook's ' leoturo will
not bu nlacod on s lo at Bushnoll's nntll
May 4.
Briok for ealo , In largo and small lots ,
by J. A. Weaver , No. 815 Seventh
avenue.
There Is a cholera breeding pool at the
corner of Ninth avenue , between Fourth
and Main streets , on which the green
is already thick.
Gorman Evangelical service .In the
Bible Alone church , corner of Sixth find
Bluff atreo's ' , every Sunday at 3 o'clock
p. m. H. Krueger , pastor.
Prof. MoNonghton IB desirous ot again
having a special police officer to look after
trnant boys. The council will consider
the request next Monday evening.
Mandemakors & Vansohllngorhndt
oommonso to-day the erection of a two.
story homo for atoro purposes ; also two
dwellings for T. Brewer on Graham avenue -
onuo and High slrcot.
W. H. Shorradon and Gcorgo 0.
Brown , the dentists , are removing their
offices to the rooms over the "Q" ticket
office , corner of Pearl street and Broad
way which they have nicely fitted up.
Miss Frnnlo Westcott Is to play the
organ at the Congregational church to
morrow morning and evening. She has
for several years presided over the largest
and boat organ In Kookuk , and has the
reputation of being ono of the most skill
ful musicians In the west.
The art loan exhlbitron at 502 Broad
way , next to Officer Pusoy's bank , by the
Misses Rohse , Oralg and Hatcher , will
bo hold on the Wodnecday and Thursday
next , instead of as previously arranged.
It is expected that about five hundred
fine paintings , etc. , will bo hero exhib
ited.
'Tho living voloo of those the world
call dead shall bo the guide to clearer
day. " Spiritual circle to-morrow ( Sun
day ) afternoon and evening at 2 and 7:30 :
o'clock , In Spiritual hall , Shugart and
Bono's block , entrance via stairs on Main
and Pearl streets , two doors south of the
postoffico.
The death of Mrs. Freeman , at her
residence on Washington avenue , has
been by some means so announced In
aomo of the city papers as to glvo some
the Idea that there had been a death In
the Friedman family. The name of the
deceased was Freeman , and not Fried *
man.
Friday evening , Wm. E. Hardy , ol
the firm of Darnell & Hardy , oj Counci !
Bluffs , waa united in marriage to Miss
Minnlo Beooroft , daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. H. Beocroft , old and well known
citizens of Council Bluffs. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. Mr , Crofts ,
at the residence of the bride's parents , on
Mynstor street , and in the presence of a
happy company of Invited friends.
The youth who la "trying" to learn
something about the nowapip&r business ,
and who is seeking to gain some favor by
howling continually about encouraging
homo Industries , should howl into the
ears of his employers until they quit
naing old stereotype plates in tholr paper
and encourage homo Industries by giving
the printers a little wotk in setting up
fresh reading matter for their tottllng
columns.
The music * ! contest glvon at the opera
house last night was enjoyed by a good
sized and enthusiastic audience. The
programme was a choice ono , well ren
dered. Mr. Gerberlick proved hlmeolf
to bo an excellent violinist end Miss
Officer's performance on the piano called
forth hearty applauio. The Nerklo
alaters rendered a duet very sweetly and
one of them afterwards long a aolo that
greatly pleased her hearers. Mr. Ward ,
as a tenor singer , showed a very clear
voice , of wide range and excellent cul
tivation. An especially enjoyable feature
of the evening was a piano solo by Miss
MoMnllen , but not more thoroughly ap
preciated probably than the vocal solo
by Mr. James Kones. The evening's
pleasure was closed with a duut by Mi-sou
Tostevin and Ternor , rendered in pleas
ing stylo.
Artists' Materials at G.B , Beard's Wall
Paper Store. Send for prlco Hit.
Subitantlal abstracts of Utla and real
esluto loans. J. W. & E. L. Squire,101
Poirl street.
Block Shipment * ,
Following are the shipments of stock
from the union stock yards m Council
Blnffi :
R K. Thornburg , 2 cars cattle , 70
head , Aim * , via K. 0.
Root. Raedor , a can cattle , GO head ,
Chicago , via 0 , & N. W.
White & Son , 12 cars cittle , 239 head.
Chicago , vlaO &N W.
H DWolf , 12 cars cattle , 60 hetd ,
Brady Lland , via U. P.
Smith & B . 3 cars cattle , 89 head ,
Uhoyenne , via U , P.
J. H. Johiuon , 2 cars cattle , 71 head ,
Tekamah , via C. & N. W.
F , B , Iiaars , 1 car horaca , 20 head ,
Chicago , vi 0. & N. W.
W , E Smith , 1 car hogs , G8 head
Chicago , via 0. , M & St. P.
Fuller & Miller , 1 car hoga , GO head ,
Chicago , via 0. & N W.
J. S. Tlckham , 2 c n cattle , 25 head ,
Chicago , via 0 , M. & S. P.
A NEWSY GBIST ,
Gathered by the IJco Mnn In the
Vitllcjr.
MISSOURI VALLEY , April 30. Amy
Gcorgo has rotnrnod.
Mr. and Mra. John Morgan are back
from the White River country.
Wm. Bolangor will go to west Neb
raska , where ho engages in store bus
iness.
The N , W. Co. are making active prep
arations to build a now depot here , II
will bo a swell Qaoon Anne affair. The
old bnilding la now being moved.
The W. U. telegraph ofllcn has boon
temporarily removed to the car repairers'
bnilding hustled out of the old quartern
to make room for the now office.
Mrs. Joa. Harkor , after a year's ab
sence , has rotnrnod on a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Mlllapaugh , of Sioux
City , have como to Mlaaourl Valley to
live.
Conductor Stewart haa resigned from
the S. 0. & P. railway.
Mrs , Madison , well known In the
Bluffs , rallied off her piano last night.
Some ono had put down a ticket for her
aud she iron it.
Walter Tapping it at Chadron , Nob.
Jimmy Morton , nisjht train dispatcher
at the S. 0. & P. office has been transferred
ferrod to Norfolk , Nob.
Mr. Gerber aayu that they have now
laid truck nearly twenty miles west of
Valentino.
Mrs. E. Gotbcr Is very sick and her
mother haa como from Beaten ,
K. 0 , Morahouso IB In Now York
state.
The dome of an engine blew off ono
day this week making qnito a noise anc
really waking up the natives. They
came from every ditcctlon , badly excited.
Tummy Carllelo has moved to his now
honao , and Mr. Robinson has moved Into
Tommy's old honso.
W. J. Robinson , of Now York , a
brother of R. Robinson , has como to the
valley to live.
The merchants are still kicking about
dull trade and no money.
W. B. Sholdar has accepted the posi
tion of drummer for an Omaha honeo.
Miss Lillian A. Brown , of Marshall-
town , Is visiting Mrs. Abblo Robinson.
Mrs. E , McEvory , well known in this
county , died yesterday.
The depot hotel Is being enlarged
sixty feet on ono side and seven foot on
the other.
Major Cheney haa gene to Sioux City
to live.
Bob McGavorn is clerking in the S. 0.
& P. , general office.
J. R. Buchanan has rotnrnod from
the west.
The railroad company are arranging to
put In extensive stock yards here
forthwith.
Mrs. Manchester Is visiting friends In
the east. FAY.
THE CITY'S ' WALLET ,
The Following la the Monthly Re
port of the City Auditor.
To the Hon. Mayor and City Council of
the City of Council Bluffs :
GENTLEMEN : I herewith submit the
following report of city warrants lasuoc
duridg the month of April , 1885 , and
the total amount issued by order of the
present council , for ordinary ezpenies
viz :
For April. Total.
General fund warrants.$1,732 CD $0,143 G (
Police warrants 183 33 183 33
Grand totals 54,915 88 SC.32G 9 ;
And I also report bills audited anc
allowed for ordinary expenses during
the tame time by the preeont council ,
to-wlt :
Tor April. Total.
Streets and alleys $ 320 SO S 83259
Grading 2800 82066
General fund proper. . . . 71393 718 92
Fire department 1,350 60 1,37756
Damages 750
Cityengineer 34483 34483
Gas and oil lights 483 12 483 12
Posts 4000 4000
Printing 29140 29140
Police 90421 90421
Bridge account 75 22 75 2 :
Totals 84,552 23 § 5,963 52
Respectfully submitted , May 1 , 1885 ,
F. A. BUBKB , City Auditor.
ANOTHER OROOK ,
Going Tbrough ono of tbo
Rooms of tbo Bt. Jo House.
Yojtordny morning [ at an early hour
there was a lively seniation at the St. Jo
house on Main street. Julie. Holtman ,
the wife of ono of the proprietors , arose
at at an earlier hour than usual , to see
about the breakfast , onn of the help bo-
log sick , and soon after having occasion
to return to her room , was surprised to
find a man there. The follow had her
pockot-book In his hand , and nseho came
into the room ho throw this down , her
earrings alao dropping from his band
onto the floor. Ho had taken a few
dollars ont of the pocket book.
Mrs Heltman grabbed him and
bo gave her quite a tussle. She callIng -
Ing loudly for her husband , the fel
low trying to choke her , Ho broke away
from her before help reached her and ran
down the rear ttalrway , and after making
several attempts to jump over the fence ,
pulled off como of the boards and escap
ing into the alley , run over to Worth
stioet and down to Fourth , closely fol
lowed by teveral persons , who captured
him on Story street. He was turned
over to the police and taken to th'e sta
tion , where he gave his name as Tom
Wilson. Ho denied that ho Intended to
steal anything , but said that he had slept
at' he hotel all night , In an adjacent room
and had wandered into the room by mis
take , His story waa qnlto lacking In the
semblance of truth , and ho was sent to
i til to await a heating , which will take
place this morning ,
Another ofFralnoy's Cases ,
At a late hour Thursday night Officer
O'Dr'en found a follow named Johu
Qrown'for whom he had been looking for
B lonx time , claiming that ho was one
of the trio which attacked him on Main
street some months ago , when he was
rylng to take them to jail for being
drunk. Instead of taking the man to
lie city jail and having him
Brought before the curt for which
there la provided a judge with a regular
a'ary ' , this police otlloer evidently pre
ferred to give Frainey a chance to earn
some foes , and so filed two informations
before him , not being content with ono.
One of the charges was "aaianlt and bat
tery with Intent to do bodily harm , " and
the other was for resisting on officer
Brown wn kept In the county jail until
yesterday afternoon , and when bo wae
brought Into court he wisely concluded
to take a change of venue , and the
case of asuault was sent to Justice Schnrz.
The other case was dismissed ,
bat the county will bo expect
ed to pay the costs , so that the precious
limo of the justice will not have boon
spent In vain. The cato lent to the
other justice has been continued until
Monday , the defendant giving bonds for
his appearance If the police , of which
the mayor is the head , are to ran tholr
cnsos into Frainey's court , thopolicocourl
might as well bo done away with , as It Is
too expensive and not ornamonta'
enough.
VEUSONA.IJ.
Lea Dennett is now In the employ of Klsc
man , Rodda & Co ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Corbnloy started ycsterdn ]
on a visit to friends in Galesburg , 111 ,
QRov. Cooley , the now pastor of the Bnptis1
church , is expected hero to-day and to preach
Sunday ,
Prof. Smith , of Judd & Smith , the olectrii
bolt manufacturers , loft last evening for a
short trip ta Atlantic.
J , W. Squire nnd wife have returned from
an extended southern trip , during which they
visited the Now Orleans exposition and th
isle of Cuba ,
H. E , Vilas nnd wife of Albany , N. Y.
arrived in this city on Thursday evening to
visit Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Porter , Jr. Mr
Vilas is a nephew to Vilas , P. M. G , and
will very likely malto this his future home.
Omaha rink , Ladles' Orange Race
tonights.
Docs Death End All ?
It Is to bo hoped that the people o
Council Bluffs and vicinity will turn ont
in good numbers to hear what Joseph
Cook has to say in his lecture a' '
Dohany'a opera house May llth.
Mr. Cook Is recognized among educated
people as ono of the moat profound anc
original thinkers of the ago and what ho
has to say cannot fall to ba of deepest
Interest to all who are concerned In their
future welfare. Upon his subject
"Does Death End All ) " hobos bestowed
more care and study than upon any other
ono of his lectures.
Reserved seats are on sale at D. W.
Bushnell B next Monday.
Facts worth remembering when you
bay wall paper : 1st. That Beard , next
door to poatoffice , has the largest stock to
select from. 2d. That his prices are as
low as the lowest. 3d. That ho is A
practical interior decorator and employs
none but skillful workmen.
The Hlleut World.
Those who are interested in the Instl
tntlon for the deaf and dumb In this city
will read with interest the following facts
and figures gleaned by a BEE reader :
The number of deaf mutes In the
world is roughly calculated to be from
700,000 to 000,000 , and of these , 63 per
cent are eaid to bo born deaf , the others
losing their hearing by diffont accidents.
The deaf mutes In Great Britain amoum
probably to about 20,000. To
meet the m educational wants vlo
these , there are on the face
of tbo globe 397 Institutions , containing
20.743 Inmates of both sexes , and em
ploying over 2,000 teachers. Australia
has 2 institutions , Austria-Hungary 17
Belgium 10 , Brazil 1 , Canada 7 , Den
mark 4 , France 07 , Germany 00 , Groa
Britain and Ireland 4G , Italy 35 , Japan
2 , Luxemburg 1 , Mexico 2 , Netherlands
3 , New Zealand 1 , Norway 7 , Portugal 1
Russia 10 , Spain 7 , Sweden 17 , Switzer
land 11 , United States 55 , Bombay 1.
The first attempt to edncato mutes In
Great Britain waa In 1700 , in Edinburgh
The first public institution in the world ,
for their instruction , was founded a *
Leipsio In 1778 , and the first Institution
founded In this country was at Hartford
Conn. . In 1817.
A.MUSJEMENT8.
Mammoth Dime Museum
AND THEATER.
Mb A\o. and Purl Street , ( Formerly Mutln'i
Rink. )
PALMKR & SANDO , Prop'rs & Managers.
Monday Evening , April 27th , Engagement
and first appearance of the world famous
and original
GEORGIA MINSTRELS
15 FIU3T CLASS AKTISTS IB
In a refined programme of wit and humor.
OUK CURIO HALL
Will contain Freaks of Nature , Curiosities ,
and Mechanical Wonders , principal among
which will bo found the world reputed won
der ,
MI3S EX PATTERSON ,
The Lightning Lady ,
LOWANDO BALDWIN ,
The Armless Wonder ,
POOAHONTA8 ,
Princessof the Todas tiibo of Mexican In
dians ,
MADAME HOWELL ,
Tbo Bohemian Glass Blower ,
THE LIVING HALF LADY ,
And many other novelties ,
A Rcaort for Ladies. A Resort for Ladies ,
Museum open 1 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m.
Theater Matlueo 2 p. m. Evening 8 p. m.
lOcta ADMISSION lOcta
R , Rice M. D.
PI HftPDQ ° ' " " ' toaaan iiiMTd wlthoml tbi
UAH UIJIU ) , k lfI r 4ra lnj ol UM * .
CHBONIC DISEASES"- " - '
Orer Intrtyjaan practloal tnuttM *
I , Pearl itreef , OonncU Bloffi.
( n * .
J-L. DiBEVOISB.
Union Ticket Agent ,
No. 607 Broadway Council Bluff * .
Dr , W. S. Shorradon
DENTIST ,
Masonic Temple ,
Council Blufli
N. 80HUBZ.
Justice of tie Peace
orncm OTKB XMKEIOA * UNLKS *
o OUNCI1 BLUFFfl.
KIEL SALE STABLES
Keep Horses nnd Mules conatantly on hand whb
wo will sell In retail or carload lots.
All Stock Warranted as Reoresented.
ttholtiale ltd rrlH ) drum In Ornln icil Etltd lUy. rrlco
sonable Sills/action Guaranteed.
SOBCI/OTTIEJIR So BOXiEl'X
Corner Fifth Avo. & Fourth St. OounoilBlnffs.
W. P. 4YXSWORTH ,
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER.
Brick buildings of any size raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed. Frame ho
moved on LITTLE GIANT trucks , the boat In the world.
W. P. AYLSWOUTH.
1010 Ninth Street , Council Bluffs
JT. K.
OBOWBH AND DEALEn l.V
Veqelable Plants and Fruits.
Orders from abroad promptly filled. Sweet Potato
Plants a spncialty , Plants will borcady for shipment
by May 10th , Orders should bo placed early.
J , R , McPHERSON.
12S1 East fierce St. , Council Bluffs , la.
H. H. FIELD. W. C. ESTB
Field & Estep ,
UNDERTAKERS
No. 317 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Calls Attended Promptly , Day and Night. Particular attention given to Embalming
Telephone No , 97.
HAIR GOODS
Waves , Langtry and Pompadour FrizesSwitch-
es , etc , ready made and made to order. Prices
cheaper than ever. Call and see for yourself ,
MRS. C. L. GILLETTE ,
29 Main Street , Council Bluffs.
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE. Special a vertlMments , auo aa Loa
found , To Loan , For Solo , To Rent , Wants , Board
Ing , etc. , will bo Inserted In this column at the low
t to of TEN CENTS PER LINE lor the flret ln ertlon
and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for eaoh subsequent
rtlon. Leave advertisements at oar office , So ,
Pearl Street , near Broodwav
WANTS.
S&.LE AT A BARGAIN The desirable res
FOR or buslnora property on Upper Broad
way , known is the Powers place. Apply.toOBO. R
BBARD , 82 Main street.
SALE. . . . .other hotel In a Ivc Nebrajk
FOR , now doing a business of about $360 pe
month. No other hotel In the place. Terms liberal
SWAN & WALKBR.
BALE OR TRADE. SCO acres of land In
FOR county , Ko. Will trade for Counci
Blnffa city property or Bell cheap for cosh , or far
time. SWAM & WALKRR.
TO TrtADK. Uood Iowa or Nebraak
WANTS
land for a small stock of hardware or genera
merchandise , well located. SWAK A WAMBB.
terms. bWA.v & WALUK
SALE A good paying hotel property with
FOR eUble , In ono of the best email towns In
western Iowa will sell with or without furniture , o
will trade for ft Bmall farm with etock etc.
& WALKBR.
OR SaLE Eighty acres unimproved land
F Union county , Iowa , 2) ) miles south-east of At
ton , the county teat , or will trade lor Nebraska o
Kansas land. SWAK Si WALRKS.
T/IOR SALE A 2Q acre tract ot good land abou
JP one and a half ffiUca from Council Bludi poe
office , at ft bargain. SWAN & WALKBR.
i/Olt SALE In Harrison county , Iowa. 820 acres
JL1 grass land , all under fence ft 00 acre farm
with fine Improvements , all under cultivation oxoep
0 acres grass 80 acrea good grass or pasture land
and several other tracts of from 40 to 160 acroa o
unimproved land. SWAN & WAI.KIR.
T7MR SALE Lands Improved ftftd unimproved
J ? If you want ft farm In western Jowa , Kansas
Nebraska or Dakota , let us heir from you.
SWAN & WALKBK.
T7 OU SALE A large number of business and reel
X ? donee lots In all parts of Council Bluffs. See
ua before you buy , SWAN & WALKBR.
SALB 1'artles wishing to buy , cheap lota to
FOR on can buy on nontbly payments of from
82 to $10. HWAN & WALBKtt
FOR ItKNl We will rent you a lot to build on
wfth the prhllage to buy If you wleh on very
liberal term * . SWAN & WAIKRB.
VATANTKD To correspond with any one wishing a
VV good location Ijr planning mill , sash , dooi
and blind manufactory , we hate building and
machinery , well located , for sale , lease or trade ;
BWAN& WALKBR.
RENT- Large two itory frame building suit
able for warehouse or storage purposes , near
railroad depot BWAN WALKBB.
RENT UK BALK Balitiiag and grounda
FOR sultaHt for email foundiy and machine shop
Good boiler , engine , cupola , blower with fixed Shalt-
Ing eta. ready to put la motion.
SWAN WALKBB.
ti'OK SALE Uouses. Lota and Land. A. J.
J ? Stephennon , 603 First avenue.
11/AN1KL ) Every Dooyu Uouncll Uluna o | ako
VV TniBiB , Delivered by carrier at only twenty
oonts ft week.
f\U ) PAPERS-For Mle at BM Office , at 15 oentl
\J ft hundred.
THE RECENTLY IMPROVED
REMINGTON STANDARD
TYPE RITER
NO. 2 ,
Is the Highest Achievement in Writing
Machines in the World.
With only 88 keys to learn
, operate. U prints 10 chuaoUrt
I Including caps and imill letters.
punctuation ! , figures , ilgai and
I tractions. U a the simplest and
) most rapid writing machine
made aj well aa the most durable
for free illustrated pamphlet ,
Wyckoff Seamans & Benedict ,
Chicago , 111 , , Sole Agents ,
0. II , SHOLKS , Council Bluffs
Agent for Western Iowa
ONLY HOTEL
la Coano Blufb hti Ing a
And all modern Improvements , call bells , fjra
alarm belli , etc , , is the
CBESTON HOUSE
NOB. 215 , 217 and 219 , Main Street.
MAX MOON , - PROPIUKTO
OUNC1L BLUFFS
C
ARPET COMPANY
CARPETS ,
Curtains , Oil Cloths ,
Window Shades ,
Linoleums ,
Mattings ,
Rugs , Etc. . Etc.
Careful Attention Given to Out
of Town Orders ,
Upholstery and Drapery Work a
Specialty.
Our stock Is the
Largest in He Fest
and is being continually replenished by
all the latest and choicest novelties ,
405 Broadway Council Biufts
JACOB 8IAt8 ,
Attorney - at-Law ,
OOUHCIL BtUFl B , IOWA.
Office , Miln Street , Rooms 7ind B , Shng rk' nd .
] ] uo block. Will prtctloo In Buteind Ute oouite.
MANDEMAKEES & VAN ,
ARCHITECTS ,
CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS
tfo , 201 Oopoc Broadway , Council Blnffc.
SCHMIDT ,
PHOTOGRAPHER !
No. 220 Main St. , Council Bluffs.
Open Sunday. Flrut-claa * work guarantied.
TJI08. OPWCIB. W. U , U. I'CBIT
Officer & Pusev.
BANKERS
Council Bluffy la.
Established , - - 1856
Dealer ) in Foreign and Domestic Exchange
and Home Securities ,
FOE TEN DAYS ONLY.
j
CHAPMAN'S PICTUEE STOEE ,
105 and 107 Main Street.
See the Following Prices :
.
l , 2.25 worth 4.00 Oil Paintings in deep cllt
Oil Paintln , in 4 Inch gilt frame , 22x30. at S2.50 f ± ,3 3nBrf. 1 > tlM'
Calilnut Lramos atcost , Brais Picttiro Hids , llrim Brackets ; Plcturo Ohaini
oto , will bo sold nt hard timon price * . If you have pictures to frame call and
new styles of mouldings , which will bo sold at wholesale prices.
W. OHAPM
1OS and JLO7 Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA.
BUCKEYE WROUGHT FENCING
AND CRESTING ,
Beautify your homes by uslnjr the above. Over 500 designs to select from.
CHEAPER THAN WOOD FENCES
Beauti/ul , Strong and Lasting.
Estimates Riven on any style either put up or delivered here , by applying to
KEELINE & FELT ,
Wholesale Iron , Steel , Heavy Hardware and Wood Stock.
117 Main Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
NEW WHITE GRAPE Copy of a part of a photograph
of a NIAGARA vine , planted
IS7S , as It appeared Fall of
NIAGARA ! 188O with 63 clusters weighing
26 Ibs. on 48 In. bearing wood
lat. The Niagara ripens in favorable seasons at Lockport , Aiiff. 20th.
2d. It never drops from the stem if left to hanff till frost cornea , and improves in flavct
,
tlio time
Sd. It is purely native , and therefore hardy. Has stood 35 degrees below zero without
.njnry.
4th.-Bears a good crop the 3d year and often the 2d. and is a regular bearer , and no
waste , as bunches are compact Never fails to ripen its crop as the thick leathery foliaga
holds oven to the base of the canci imtil front kills it.
5th. Vineyards are in bearing in various sect ! ns from Georgia to the Northern Lake *
and Canada , nnd from Kansas to tha Atlantic coast , there heinfr more than 1,000 acres planted
within the last five years , and over 200 acres were planted at Brocton , Chautauriu Co. , N.
Y. last spring , (1884) ( ) ; Jonas Martin alone having 47 ncree ; the largest vineyard of Niagaras.
being ; planted at Highland. Ulster Co. , N. Y. , by Sam'l Rogers , Ksn. , which contains 80 acres
of this one variety , and he ha ? realized from 20 to 30 cents per pound for his fruit , while Con
cords grown In the same locality brought from 4 to C cents only.
_ 6. All parties planting vineyards hate signed a contract to return nil the wood and cut
ting every year back to the Company up to , and including 1883 ; so it has bson the sole owner of
all too fltocft , and no one but the Company and its authorized agents can sell and deliver
genuine Niagara vines. So all persons should examine agont'n certificate of authority , and
out restrictions , to ba delivered en and after March 1st , 1885.
WELLS COOK , Council Bluffs , Iowa r
Having accepted irpolnttront ai special agtnt fortlie NIAOAHl WniTB U1UPE CO. ( or Iowa ft'd Nc-
yam \ now [ rtpnred to promptly dfli\cr " lAQAHA" vines under the IlejflBtored Tntdo Marlr8t.il
Company.
127
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AND "THE ENGLISH1' KITCHEN.
505 Broadway , * - Council Bluffs.
THB ONLY ALL NIQIIT HOUSK IN THE ciTT. Everything served in first eltii style and on sboit
notice. Hot and cold lunches always ready.
Good Agents Wanted
TO
Drs. Judd & Smith's
NEW IMPROVED ELECTRIC BELT.
Office and Foolery , Ko 80 , Fourth St. , Council ElufTe , Iowa.
SMITH & TOLLEIt , AGTS.
LEADING
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 9 Main Bt. ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - . . IOWA.
AGomplete Line of New Goods to Select From , , '
Of eiery detcilptlon and at price * low u tbo lowest. Rpcclal attention to outtom work ,
ler of IDetock ol MOTIONS are ktlnx dlipoeed of at COST , A PACT , call an a ba oonrlnced.
. J > . A. BENEDICT ,
337 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iow u
