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6 THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS-THURSDAY MAY 21,1885
THE DAILY BEE.
TN'fOT. WL1TFW&
Thursday Morning , May 21
HUlKJCRlFTION KATKS.
Pr" n1ri - - - - - - - 20 rente ] > ! week
11 It II - - - - 110.00 per rM
MINOR MENTION ,
Bricks for Halo In largo or small lots by
J. A. Weaver , 815 Seventh nvonuo.
The procaodiogs cf the oily council last
evening will ba found on another page.
The funeral of Mr. Ohnrlcs Houck was
held yesterday , under the auspices of the
masons.
The congregational folka have n social
this evening at the residence of Mr.
Phillips , on Bluff street.
Miss Olmrlotto Thompion appeared at
the opera house last evening In her now
play , "Phllis Donhor. "
For low pticos In boots and shoos call
at II. I. Sidles' , 102 Main street. The
now boot and shoo store.
Fifteen more Injunction cases are said
to ho on the paint of being started , and
the papers will probably bo served this
week.
Halter , in order to close ont his pres
ent stock of tailoring goods , is putting
prices at 25 to 35 per cent below cost.
No. 810 Broadway.
To Clothing Dealers Wo are now prepared -
pared to furnish Rubber Clothing in any
quantity wanted. Z. T. Llndsoy & Co. ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
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J. G. Clark , the follow arrested on
suspicion of being a burglar , and having
in his possession a brace , bit and piano ,
is now Ivln ? in the county jail as a
vagrant.
The now clerk made another formal
demand on the old city clerk , yesterday
lj morning , to turn over the office , books ,
' and papers , but the old clerk refused ,
and hold on.
Wood Is so scarce for fuel at the fair
grounds that , It Is reported , those who
remain there with the horses are tearing
down fences , etc. , to build fires to do
their cooking , otc.
Tom Horan , Tom Bonstoad ,
Stephens , Muring , Andrew Thomp
son , John Mclaughlin and John Hoaon
were fined yesterday for being practically
autl-prohlbltionlsts.
Thomas H. Paste , who has already
been to the asylum at Mount Pleasant
twice , Is again being examined by the
board with n vlorr of sending him back ,
his head soomlncr to trouble him again.
Throe carloads of horses arrived yes
terday for the running meeting , making
over flfty horses now at the track , and
there is every assurance that when all are
hero there will be over a hundred , the
finest gathering of running horses over
seen In this part of the country.
The district court was to hive met hero
this morning , but in accordance with a
telegram from Judge Loofbonrow , who Is
at Dos Molnos , the court will bo ad
journed until Friday morning , and the
jury will bo excused until next Monday ,
as there Is some doubt as to whether the
judge will bo hero before that day , the
judicial contest now occupying his atten
tion , and it being uncertain when it will
end.
Little Fannie Gido , aged abont thir
teen , died yesterday after an illness of
nearly two months. Her case was a pe
culiarly cad ono , the illness seeming to
have been caused by jumping rope , she
having gone beyond her strength in
jumping the ropoovor twohundsed times
without stopping to rest. The violent
and continued exorcise seems to have af
fected her stomach , and at last ulceration
resulted , and finally death.
There have boon many surjiltes abont
the old well fonnd on Pearl street , The
BEE learns from an old resident that the
well was In use when the Bloom &
Nixon hall WRS built , and tint afterwards
it was covered , and a force pump sot In
the sidewalk for public accommodation ,
the pipe loading to the well in the street ,
but after n while the pump was locked ,
so that it could not bo mod , and soon
aftar was removed altogether , being con
sidered a nuisance. The well was left
covered over. This was In 1873.
T. K. Stitolor , of Dos Molnos , the
travelling pissongor agent of tha North
ern Paclfis railway , was ono of the callers
at the BEE oflica yesterday , and kindly
the oflico with copies of two now
\ publications , isiued in the In-
tereat of the road , but con
taining much Interesting reading matter.
in regard ta the scenery and attractions
of the far west , and needed information
in regard to all matters concerning which
any ono intending to take atrip would
bo glad to learn. Ono Is entitled "Tho
Wonderland Route , " and the other
"Alice's Adventures in the Now Wonder
land , " and both are very attractive pub
lications , which may bo had by anyone
requesting Mr. Statolcr to do so.
Substantial abstracts nf titles and real
estate loans , J. W. & E. L Squire , 10
Pearl street.
Halu < il Honda.
The csnnly bourd mot again yesterday
morning and completed the sale of the
bonis offered for sale to the highoat bid
der. Woodbury & Monlton , of Portland ,
Maine , were the purchasers , their propo
sition being to take the $30,000 j il
honJs drawing five per cent interestat a
pmnluin of $200 , thesa bonds
b ing payable as folio we : $13,000 in
tic ytats ; JO,000 , , id seven ; alike amount
in eight , In n'r ' jnd the h t $0,0011 in
premium uf § 221
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g duo In
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PLASH IN THE PAN.
The City Council Cnretnlly Avolrts
Quorum.
There were a number of intcreatcd
ipoclators walling at the city building at
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon for the
promised mooting of the city council ,
which body had adjourned until that
limo. Among the waiters were the
members of the county board , and the
county attorney , who doslrnd the council
to take some Immediate action In regard
to having a sewer laid on Fifth avenue ,
so that the now court hons3 and jail
might bo provided for In this respect , the
board not wanting to go ahead with the
buildings until this should ba settled.
Among the other anxious waiters was
the old city clerk , Mr. Troutmsn , who
was In his chair and accustomed plica ,
whllotho now clerk , Mr. Da rymplo ,
hold down a chair insldo the railing and
buslol himself quietly reading nn old
volume of the city ordinances , A mlnuto
or two before 4 o'clock Alderman Myns-
tor peeped into the building and de
parted. About ton minutes later Aldor-
manGolso put In an appearance and
took his scat , patiently waiting , while
the outsiders present put in their tlmo
chatting and wondering whether the ab
sent mayor and other aldermen were
afraid to como together and hive another
clatter.
At half-past 4 o'clock Supervisors
Rishton , Jones , and Ttutn put out so as
to catch the train for homo , leaving
Supervisors Klrkwood and Graham to
wait tor and work with the counc'l. '
The clerk received n telephone message
from the mayor about that tlmo , stating
that ho had missed the dummy and could
not got over from Omaha , and that the
council had better bo adjourned until 7
p. m. On learning this , the waiting
crowd dispersed and all business wont
over to the evening session.
Another attempt was made last even-
log to SEcnro a quoroum of the council.
The mayor and tire domocratlo alderman
were present , but the republican mem
bers did not put in an npperance.
The council Is to moot again at 4
this afternoon.
To the Public.
My wife , Mary Gordes , having Itft my
board and bed without canso or provoca
tion , I hereby notify the public that I
will not bo responsible for any bills con
tracted by her. HENRY GEBDES.
Con < ciL BLUFFS , la. , May 10,1885.
THE PAEPY OBT ,
Those Who Kalso it Have Not the
RlKht Sort of n Record.
In the unpleasantness which Is now
troubling the city council and oflislals ,
the cry has been raised that there being
a republican majority In the council , an
attempt is being made to use this power
for party purposes. The BEE has never
been pirttain in local matters , and regrets
that the present attempt of some Is made
to drag in party matters , but if this issue
Is to bo the war-cry , the facts should bo
understood fairly. The present council
has had the choosing of four officers , and ,
although there are four republican mem
bers and two democratic , an equal di
vision has been made , two officers of the
democratic persuasion being chosen , and
two republicans , the newly elected chief
of the fire department being a democrat ,
and also the city physician. The city
clerk and the poll-tax collectors are re
publicans.
J JSnch Is the division of the honors by
the council , although having a republl-
can majority. Last year there was a
democratic majority , and there was not a
single republican who was given anything ,
and ono of the last acts of the old council
was to put into democratic hands the
work of compiling and printing the or-
dlnancas , although the work Is necessari
ly ono which falls under the supervision
of the new council , and must bo settled
for by the now council.
It does not como with good grace for
anybody to thus try to make a party fight
In these matters , but It comes with pecu
liarly bad grace ftom the democratic
members of the council , who were aho
members of the old council with such n
record , and they ought to drop this part
of their squeal as being inconsistent and
too biby like.
PERSONAL.
| Dr. Pouhon has roturnSl from California ,
and will remain hero for a few weeks.
Fremont Bonjnmln , the Avoca attorney ,
was in the city yesterday , accompanied by
bia wife.
J. S. Goshoru , the adjuster for the Cedar
Itaplds insurance company , was In the city
yesterday.
Mrs. E. A. Troutman and children have
gone to 1'eorln , 111. , ( o visit her friend , Mrs.
S , IFaskina ,
Constable Jack Wlu'ta u reported as very
ill with pneumonia , and yesterday his condi
tion WUB very alarming ,
I } . . \ [ . Hayes , who hyoa en Hifh School
avenue , is now tbo father of a bright , now
boy , who arrived yesterday ,
Frank S , 1'usoy left yesterday over the
Wnbaah for St. Louis to meet hia family , who
are en route home from Texas.
Mrs , M. II , Tlnlpy aud oldest sou expect
to start for California on Monday next on
account of Mrs , Tinley's poor health.
The many friends of Bob HuntiDRton now
have a chance ta congratulate him in earnest ,
he having jtlst captured for his bride ono of
Davenport's favorite daughters ,
Otis Lfaynea and hit son , 11 , A. Ilnynes ,
have returned from a month'd visit In Ne
braska , Mr , Otia Hay nea being now connected
with the western mutual benevolent associa
tion.
William MaxQcld , of Norwalk township ,
has been presented by hia wife with a twelve-
pound boy. Mr. and Mra. Muxfielcl are ac
cumulating much rich treaeuro for their old
ago , having now twelve children living.
Mra. R. V. . Adolf left last evening for Ken
neth , Has , , to join her son Charles , who is
getting hia utock farm well underway. Her
other sou , Joliu W. Adolf , accompanied her
to Omaha and caw her eately started on her
journey , and then returned to remain here.
Trio Atuoasment.
Tie aestsiors have completed ( heir
books and turned thorn ever to tbo board
of equalization. The total aatcajod val
" uation of the city , as It appears from
0 bookf , la $4,002.840 , and the total
valuation as ahown for 1881 wai
30 , the lucrcaie over Its1 year
thus being $130,000. This does not seem
to bo much of an Increase , considering the
building Improvements made hero nnd
the rlso In the valno of property , but
from the assessor ! It _ ls learned
that some of the outside , unim
proved property has boon reduced n little ,
the former assessment * on this class of
propetty being doomed too high. It Is
also thought that the assessed valuation
Is not. on an average , more than 25 per
cent of the real cash valuation , and if
this Is trno the total cash valuation of the
property In the city is over $10,000,000.
In vlow of the city's needs the board will
probably make a general raise , and bring
the amount up to eonionhoio near what
should bo.
llottlccl LJccr ,
The elegant delivery wagon of Ed
Manror'tf extensive bottling worfes of
Omaha , was visible on the streets hero
ycstoriay. Mr. R. 0. Lange , who Is
manager of the now establishment , was
showing up some of their excellent Tony
Faust's bottled boor which in quality aud
purity excels any beer made in the
United States , and Is equal to any Im
ported beer. It la made ont of the finest
Canada barley and imported Ilarver
hops ; not being steamed , It la the _ finest
boor ever put up In bottles , It is for
sale for medicinal purposes at all the
favorite resorts.
Dr. Cross Not Dying ,
The report that Dr. Cross Is lublo to
die , If kept In confinement at Glonwood
a month longer , seems to bo without any
foundation in fact. Ho Is naturally a
llttlo bleached nnd some thinner , but his
frlcnda declare they have no fear of his
dying , and as they have no alarm there
Is doubtless no occasion for others to feel
auy.
Horsford's ' Aoid Phosphate.
IN NIOHr SWEATS AND 1'KOSTRATION.
.Dr. R. Studhalter , St. Louis , Mo. ,
says : "I have used It in dyspepsia , ner
vous prostration , and in night sweats ,
with very good resulto. "
GrAiuI Army of the Republic.
The Lincoln post , attention 1 All members
bors are requested to moot at the Grand
Army of the Republic hall on Sunday ,
the 24th , at 7 o'clock p. m , sharp.
JOHN LINDT , P. 0.
JOSEPH OiiOMcn , Adjt.
Proceedings of the city council yester
day will be found on another page.
A. slight cold , if neglected , often attacks
the lungs , BnowN's BRONCHIAL TROCHES
give sure and immediate relief. SOLD ONLT
N BOXES. Price 23 eta.
OOBlMKllOIAli ,
COON'OIL BLC1TS MABKZT ,
Wheat No. 1 milling , 70i Nc. 2 , C5
No. S , GO ,
Corn Now , 28c.
Data For local purposes , 30a.
Hey S 00 per ton ; baled , 60.
Kye OOo.
Corn Meal SI.50 per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prlcea at yards , 6.00 ®
6 60.
60.Coal
Coal Delivered , bard , 0.50 per ton ; soil
4,00 per ton
Lard Armour's , wholesaling at 74 i.
Flour City flour , 1.50@2.90 ,
Brooma 1.75@8.00 per doz ,
UVB STOCK.
Cattle Butcher cowa ? .35@P.7S. Bntohor
steora , 8.75@4,00.
Sheep 3.00@3. GO.
Hoga-3.60@3.75.
PEODUOB AND JUDITH.
Egga-OJc.
Butter Receipts are increasing ; choice
croamory,22@24o ; choice country , tlCc ; good
12i l-lc ; poor to fair , G@10c. Roll butter
should be wrapped in bleached butter cloth
and closely packed.
Poultry Demand strong supply light ; live
spring chickens , good size , $6.00 per doz.live
old chickens , light and medium weight ,
$3.50@3.75perdoz. ; live old chickens , heavy
weight , 51 00 ; live turkeys , 10@llc per Ib.
At present the weather la too uncertain to
ship dressed poultry ; however high prlcoa can
be obtained for choice stock arriving in good
condition.
Game Demand ia only for fresh killed
ducks ; mallards2,00 ; mixed,51.59 ; teal , 1.00.
Onions None in market ; choice stock
would likely bring $1,76 ; sprouted and poor ,
S1.03@1.25 ;
Beans- Clean stock in gooddemandat $1.25
@ 1.35 for medtuma/and $1,50 for navies ; dirty
slock IB dull at $1.00.
Potatoes The freight war has given us
choic Wisconaina and Mlnneaotaa at G5@70c.
Good natives are going at 60c in bulk ; email
lots of Backed , G5c.
TII03. OmCKH. W. H. M. FUSE ?
AMUSEMENTS.
Mammoth Dime Museum
AND THEATER.
Dili A\o. and I'earl Street , ( Formerly Martin's
Ulnk. )
PALJinn & SANDKII , Prop'ra & Managers.
Engagement Extraordinary !
Two Weeks Only , commencing Monday evenIng -
Ing , May 18 , of the Eminent Young Actor ,
Mil. Emvix liAltBOun , supported by his
Superb Dramatic Company , in ono ot the
following choice repertoire of standard
plays : lilack Dlkmnndft ! Iron Will !
( as played in Now York over n 1,000 times
under the name of Hazel Kirko. )
Oun BOYS 1 JOSHUA WIUTCO.MB ! KATHLEEN
MAVOUHNEEN ! &c , , & .
InOur Gurlo Hall :
ZUMA , the wonderful living half-lady.
PROF. STJ2UDKLL , > and his wonderful
Thaumascopo.
PROF. E. M. DUNTON , the Illusionist.
MADAME DEVERE , ttio bearded lady.
A Hesirt for Ladles. A Resort for Children.
1'atroiilzed by tha elite , nothing succeeds like suc
cess. Museum open 1 to 5 and 7 to 10 | > m. Thoitro
performance e\cry Uxunlnj ; andSiturday Jlatineo ,
Ladies can sifofy ilalt thli popular place of amuse
ment without an o.cort as thu imnagcinent : person
si guarantee that nothlcg will bo done o ofaud the
moat fastidious.
Officer & , Pusev.
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Established , - 1865
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange
and llome Securities ,
THE RECENTLY IMPROVED
REMINGTON STANDARD
TVPE WRITER
NO. 2 ,
la ( he Highest Achievement in Writing
Machines in ( fie World.
With only S3 koj B to learn an
operate. U prints 70 charactvrt
Including caps and email letters ,
punctuatlorm , figures , signs and
tractions. It a the simplest aud
must rapH wrltlog machine
made ai well as the most durable
for free illustrated pamphlet ,
Wyckoff Sor-Ms & Benedict ,
Ulilcogo , 111. , Solo Agents ,
0. H , SHOLKS , Council Bluffs
Agent for Western Iowa
BUCKEYE WROUGHT FENCING
AND CRESTING.
Beautify your homes by using the abovo. Over COO designs to select from.
CHEAPER THAN WOOD FENCES
JBenuti/nl , Strony and Lastiny.
Estimates given on any Btylo either nut up or delivered here , by applying to
KEELIME & FELT ,
Wholesale Iron , Steel , Heavy Hardware and Wood Stock.
117 Mniii Street , Council Bluffs , lown.
SMITH & TOLLER , ACTS.
LEADING
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 9 Main St. ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS .
, - - - IOWA.
AComplete Line of New Goods to Select From.
W. P. AYLESWORTH ,
Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved and antiefaction guaranteed. Frame hcu
moved on Little Giant trucks , the beat In the world ,
W. P. AYLSWORTH.
1010 Minth Street , Council BluDa
Keep Horses and Mulca constantly on hand which
wo TV ill cell In retail cr carload lots
IIS toe arranted as Renresented
Wholesale and retail dealers In Grain and Baled nay. Prices rea
sonable Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Cor. 5th Av. and 4th St. , Council Bluffs.
P. DeVOL
504 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
JVholesale and Kef ail
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Charter Oak and Acorn Stoves need'no comments.
Leonard's celebrated cleanable Dry-air Refrlgoratnr. These Refrigerators excell all others
in cleanliness. A refrigerator uhich cannot bo cleaned becomes useless , it becomes a nuis
ance instead of a benefit.
with latest improvements , large and small.
With this washer we do not ask you to ri-k confidence or money
We know that a 1 that is necessary is a trial. TAKE ONE , and if after
one or two fair tests you are not pleased return it aud we will relund
your money.
GOLDfN STAE GASOLIFE EAMES ,
jTJicse ttanycs are a
complete tl cjp a r ture
from t7te regular 'Va
per Stove , and possess
many new and val-
ualtle features that
will be appreciated.
We have the exclusive agency of the cclohnitod
Tie Point Steel M Ire
in this city. Do not bo deceived by MiSHEi-iiESENrATiONs.
Tin Roofiw and Job
at to'.torn prlcet. Mail orders solicited
Broadway ,
EC. ; COUNCIL BLUFFS.
For Window Screens and Ornamenta
Screens , leave your orders at
-A.IRT STOIRIE ,
1OX ami 1O7 3I in Street ,
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COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IOWA.
MT. B. PICTURE FRAMES of anv
description made to order while von wait.
Waves , Langtry and Pompadour Frizzes.Switch
es , etc , , ready made and made to order , Prices
cheaper than ever. Call and see for yourself ,
MRS. C. L. GILLETTE.
29 Main StreetCouncil Bluff" .
Good Agents Wantd
TO JSHSXiT. !
Drs. Jiiclcl fc Smith's
W , IMPROVED ELECTRIC BELT.
Office and Factory , No 30 , Fourth St. , Council tlutfs , Iowa.
AND "THE ENGLISH " KITCHEN.
505 Broadway , - - Council Bluffs.
The only all night house in the city. Kvory thing sened in first clan Btylo and anchor
notice. Hot and cold lunches always ready.
Will Discount till Prices.
MRS. D , A , BENEDICT ,
3 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa
LIVE STOCK.
STOOKERS AND FEEDERS.
Heifers and cows of all . ages furnisbcl in any desired numbtrs ; ranchmen should corrcenondlthua
before purchasing clsewhoie.
WINDOW & CRAMPTON , Waverly , Iowa.
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE. flpoolal a verttcemcntt , luo as Lotl
found , To Loan , For Sale , To Kant , Wants , Board-
In ? , etc. , will bo Inserted In this column at the low
rate of TEN CENTS PER LINK lor tha lint Insertion
nd FIVE CENTS PER IJNE for each robwquonl
trtloo. Leave advertisement ) at oar offiot , Jo.
Pearl Street , near Broadway
V7AHTB.
FOK KENT House , 7 roomj and 2 halls , corner
Harrnonv and Beaten Sts. Apply 216 Harrison
FOU S LK AT A BAItGAIN-Tho desirable jcsl-
denco or buslnef a property on Upper Broad
way , known as the Powers place , Apply to Ota. It.
BXARD , 82 Main street.
W'ANTS TO TrtADE.-Oood Iowa cr Nebraska
land lor a small stock of hardw arc or general
merchandise , acll located. SWAN & WALKBR.
IjiUlX SALE A rare chance to get a fine , neil Ira-
JU proved farm ol 400 acres , within a few miles of
Council BIuHa , at a bargain. Low prlco and easy
terms. bwAN & WALKHB
iTtOU SALE Agoodpajlnif liotcl property with
' llyory etible , In ono ol the best suiall towns In
western Iowa will eell with or without furniture , or
will tiado for a fcinall farm with etock etc.
SWAN & WALKER.
I OH SALE Lands Impiwcd aad unimproved.
-L1 If you want a farm In western Jowa , Kanstd
Nebraska or Dakota , Ictus boir from \ou.
SWAN & WALHKR.
TJiOll SAl E A larce number of bUBlnees and icsl-
JU dcnco Iot In all parts of Council lilufls. See
us before j ou buy , SWAN & WALKKK.
[ 710K SALK Parties H lulling to buy cheap lots to
I" build on caubuy on monthly pajmenta of from
! 2 to 810 UWA.N & WALKKR
JjlOU UENl Wowlllreut jou n lot to builtl on
J ? with the prltllago to buy If } ou with on very
Iberal term * . SWAN & WALKKR.
< i 'OK HALE Houses , Lots and Land. A. J.
JL1 Ptepticn on , 603 Kirnt acniic. .
j < veiy tiouy lii I'uunui lilunu u take
wa . icd by carrier at only twenty
ta a wsck ,
FOR rxciUVOK NII. 16R , 10,000 acres land ten
miles south of ildnej , Neb , , for Council lllulls
iroperty.
No. 165. A good steam flouring mill In Cedar Co ,
Iowa , for rv stuck of general merchandise or hard-
are , \alue fO.'CO ,
No. 163 llottl proptrty In Tatl.r Co. , Iov , for
gaoi ] farm property , \aluu $4,000.
No. ICO. Lvnl In Hu'l ' and Lincoln Cos. , Neb. , for
Council UlulT.4 pro ] eity.
No 101 , line Impimed farm for cheap western
anil.
anil.No
No , 10 ? . Ono of the belt farms In i'cttawattainla
county , loua , < OD arna for wild KauensorNebraska
and.
and.No.
No. 10D. Hotel In Pueblo , Co ] , , uoith 9 CO } , for
Iowa , K ma , or NebratKa laud In par and long
.Itro on buhuce ,
No. 171. Hood farm , for stock uf good ) or hard-
war u.
No. 172. Wild lands In Hock ) Co. , Neb. , for Etock
of dry goods.
No. 176 House and lot In Clarlnda Page Co ,
Iowa , for Ntbra ka or lonalandaluo ; 81(09.
No. 177. Hotel In ona ot Uaxo'a'd loit towns ,
rilue 0,000 , fur block of drugs for pare and liud
mprovrd or unimproved
No. 178. HiIoadM bargains In Kfcth C.\ , Neb ,
wild laid for lands In western Iowa or gocd stock
ofdrng < or hardwaru.
No. 181. A half Interest In a first chss plow works ,
well located , for lands wlued < 3,600.
No. ] 82. iOfltcro iimtou'd farm In Cms Co. , Iowa
o ono la i'tli , Alt' ' ) Co , , of 316 , for fctock of goods
No. 183 , tioro budding and utock of general
norcbandleo , In a llvo wibturn ton for wintcrn
and , lmpro\o- ' unlmjiroud , M > lu > SN.IOX
Arid hurdreilsoff ( her ejicclil fichan e bargains
or I tvrllculais , call and ute or write lo
tu IN i. UAUrn ,
Council blutft , la
J5J. J30HUH2.
OTKK AWrtftlOAH BXmKB3
HOUNOIL BLUffFfl TO W *
MJCMti ,
Attorney - at-Law ,
COUNCIL DLUF1B , IOWA.
Office , Vfaln Street , Itoomt 7 and 8 , Bhugirl and
Emo block. Will practice In Blatt and tats oourte.
OWLY HOTEL
In Couno Bluffs haIng a
And all modern improvements , call bolls , fire
alarm bolls , etc. , is the
CBESTON HOUSE
Nos. 215 , 217 and 219 , Main Street ,
MAX MOUN , - PROPRIETOR
Curtains , Oil Cloths ,
Window Shades ,
Linoleums ,
Mattings ,
Hugs , Etc. , Etc.
Careful Attention Given to Ou
of Town Orders ,
Upholstery and Drapery Work a
Specialty.
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