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THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS-EftlJDAY. JUNE 12 , 1885. ! I
THE tDAlLY BjSE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Friday Morning , Juno 12 ,
stjiwcRirTioN BATES.
SO tonhjptt we
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MINOE MENTION ,
The trial of criminal ca ca in the dis
trlot court will probably commence on
Monday next.
The fonc'o nronnd the new Rovornmon
building la being ballt by W. 0. Unthank
who will neo It as an advertising medium
Portland cement sidewalks are bein
put down In front of Cy Danforth' '
bnlldlnRB on Broadway between Sovcnt
and Eighth streets.
Permits to wed were yesterday give
to Luther Mlkcaoll and Uertha White
both of this county ; alao , to J. 0. Han
son and Anne Peterson , both of this oily
The approach to the bridge over mos
qnlto creek on the road to the Inalitut
for the deaf and dumb , that was men
tlonod in yesterday's ' BEE , has been fixed
Messrs. Spencer and Lynchnrd , late o
the Council Bluffs Herald , are said to b
planning to launch another society papo
onto the troubling vratora of Omnhi
journalism.
Strawberry festival and literary sucla
at Smith's hall , corner Sixteenth nvonu
and Eighth street , this evening , by th
young men's chtistlau association mission
Cordial Invitation.
The now chief of the fire dopartmon
does not noom to ba taking any very sc
tivo stops to got possession of his office
And Is allowing the old chief to do th' '
work , while ho dr&wa the salary.
The now episcopal church is fast show
Ing what It will bo when finished , thi
walls being well along. It Is safe to
predict that while It may not bo th
largest church In the state It will bo th
most handsome. It will certainly be i
great credit to this city , and to tin
church.
The work on the now county jail I
progressing well , but it will hardly bo
completed within the ninety days provid
ed for In the contract. The building
promises to bo a very strong one , anc
well adapted for the jail purposes , the
only mistake so far discovered being In
the arrangements for the jailor and his
family. Those accommodations will bo
small , and not very conveniently
arranged.
The stockholders of the Council Blufl'i
water works company hold their nnnna
mooting yesterday afternoon for the pur
poao of electing directors. There were
1,7CC shares represented , and the follow
ing persons chosen as directors , Hoberl
Sowoll , George P. Wright , Sldnow W.
Hopkins , James F. Pierce , Harry Allen ,
George P. Sheldon , John B. McGeorgo.
All these gentlemen are residents of New
York , with the exception of Mr. Wright
of Council Bluffs.
A woman , claiming to bo from Omaha ,
created a sensation yesterday by indulg
Ing In an uproar while drank on the
street. It took several policemen and a
wagon to got her into the cooler , and
then she spent her time making that
place re-echo with her howls. In the
straggle of capturing her Deputy Marshal
Bates had the rim of his now summer
hat torn off , and the other ofiicers hnvo
several memoranda scratched down on
their faces and hands.
Ira Scofield was the victim cf a loaded
cigar yestor'day , at the Opdon house ,
where ho was quietly chatting and smok
ing , when a whole fourth of July broke
out , there being a shower of sky-rockets
shooting nut of the end of hia clear , tak
ing him eo by surprise that ho waa not
able to lot go of the explosive roll , but
kept pushing It away from him , while at
the same time banging on to It with an
affrighted , convulsive crip. Ho carries
an accidental policy now , and a gun , ane
It la hardly safofor any of his friends to
offer him a cigar.
The very nnfortnnato delay In the
building of the now court house Is being
caused by the difficulty whloh the city
has In providing any way foi the building
of the needed eowcr on Fifth avenue.
Until arrangements are made for this
eowor the county docs not feel like mak
ing the contract for the building of the
court house , for sewerage is one of the es
sentials to bo provided forfirst. The city
is troubled about the financial obstacles
In the way of the laying of the sewer , It
not appearing plain how the work can ho
paid for. Unless some way Is aoon found
leading out of the difficulty , there will
bo no work done on too court house this
season ,
The Interior of the baptist church has
been greatly Improved by papering
painting , now carpeting , etc , making one
of the most attractive audience rooms In
the church lino. The church has had
runny hard knocks the past year or BO ,
bat under the pastorate of Dr. Cooley Is
now getting into a prosperous condition ,
with flattering proupects. Next Sunday
evening there will bo the baptism of two
now members , the ceremony Laving to bo
postponed last Sunday evening on ac
count of the condition of the baptistry.
The congregations seem to bo steadily
increasing and the membership growing a
in numbers ,
Wanted Jrnnu dial ely , a brass band of
about eovcu pifce& on a fix months on
Kigcinpnt , Apply to Dr. J , Palmer ,
Lone Wolf , iho mediciuo mou , at the
Scott houte , Ccuticll Bluffs , Iowa. .
. . Ctbj at UeoiQo Iluaion's , 023 Btond
Substantial abctraor scj title nnd real
citato loans. J. W. A ' L. Squ'rj ' , 101
street.
i non van'.ti cli.me(3 Addrusr ,
AK , BEJ ; iflica.
CHATTING ABOUT OBOSS ,
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How tlio Verdict "Was Itcacltcil and
tlio Doctor' :
The reports about Dr. Cross having
broken down In health and spirit seem
to have fallen to the ground , wlthoul
strength of truth enough to holt
them up , oven for a llltlo while. It Is
reported from parties who have soon him
within a few days that ho Is growlngfleshy
and la enjoying bettor health than over
before. The only tlmo ho has shown any
signs of woaklng was the other day ,
when the sheriff slatted to the depot ,
to take him to Fcrt Maklson. The
prospects of facing locked up in the peni
tentiary made It seem moro real to him ,
that there were not so many chances be
tween him and the gallows. Ho ap
parently gave up all hope of the future ,
and Bcomcd to bo In despair. When
at the depot the telegram came asking
the sheriff to wait for a few days until
the necessary papers could bo made out
for keeping the doctor nt Glonwood , ho
cheered up almost in an instant , and re
covered his usual confidence as If by
miglc ,
Ono who claims to bp posted as to what
went on Insldo of the jury room , while a
verdict was being reached In the Cross
case , says that It was ono of the most
carefully considered cases ever decided by
a jury. On retiring to the jury room a
ballot was taken and It resulted in ten
for hanging and two for murder In the
first degree , but favoring Imprisonment
for life. Tno second ballot resulted In
twelve unanimous votes for hanging the
prlsaner. Then the foreman told the
others that this waa so serious
a matter , Involving the llfo of n
man , that they ought to do
nothing without the greatest deliberation
and careful thought , and while ho had
fully made up his mind , yet ho did not
want to sign the finding until later in the
night , and ho did not want any of the
others to do so , lost they might after
wards regret the act. Ho thought that
they had bettor take too much tlmo than
too llttlo. This opinion seemed to meet
the favor of the otbcrs , and there they
sat and talked over the case for several
hours , and then each stopped up deliber
ately and signed the verdict of death ,
The question as to whether Dr. Cross
should bo taken to Fort Madison , pend
ing the appeal , or remain in the jatl In
at Glenwood , still remains unde
cided. The sheriff seems pretty well
convinced In his own mind that It la his
duty to take him to the penitentiary , but
he does not propose to be In undno haste
about It , and IB giving the attorneys time
to make all objections , and get all the or-
dnrs from the courts that they can.
Then if Jadgo Loofbourow docs not flatly
revoke the order to take the prisoner to
the penitentiary , ho will start with him.
Such is the latest gossip about this no
ted case. There seems to bo little or no
change In the feelings of the people.
The friends of Dr. Crass do not apparent
ly weaken In their belief that ho was
moro sinned against than sinning , while
others feel that the man Is guilty , and
should bo given the punishment ol the
law. There are few , however , that seem
to feel that Dr. Cross will ever bo hanged ,
there being more of a sense that ho will
finally get off with a term In the
penitentiary.
PERSONAL.
Dr. C. 13 , liobyahell , of Glenwood , was in
the city yesterday ,
Mrs. W. B , Porter , of Plattumouth , Neb , ,
a In the city , visiting her son ,
J. C. Williams , ono of the old residents of
Uromwoll , was n the city yesterday.
Col , W. F. Sapp has returned from Du-
juque , where he has been attending1 the
United States court.
James and Charles Record , of Glonwood'
whoso mother is n sister of the late W. C.
Jackson , are n the city on a short visit to
heir relatives hero ,
Fred Spetman yesterday received word from
ila father , motbet , Bister , and brother that
they sailed from Now York on Wednesday ,
and that they were all in good health , and
iad enjoyed that much of their journey
greatly.
Itoal Estate Transfers.
The following are the transfer" of real
estate no recorded In the office of the
registrar , and reported to the BEE by
A. J. Stephenson , for Thursday , Juno
11 , 1885 :
D. W. Grimes to James But'er , lota 1
to 5 and 18 to 24 , block 37 , railroad add
81,000.
W. Sledentops to Elizabeth Cromlo ,
lot 4 , block 7 , Boers' add § 140.
Adam lllng to 0. W. . Torrlstnll. n i
nw 1 4-74-40 $1,050.
D. W , McDermid to G. L. Wyckoff ,
lot 12 , block 3. Park add $800.
George N. Remington ot al , , to Har
vey & Beard , part lots 15 and 10 , block
32 , Noola § 100.
Total sales , $3,507.
Art Need InVorJr ,
The development of the taato for fine
art needle work was evidenced by the
number of ladies , and gentlemen also ,
who visited the atoro of the Council
Bluffs carpet company , Wednesday after
noon and evening , to ndnilro the exhibi
tion given there by Mrs. L. A. Smith , of
; ho work of hewolf and the class of ladles
who liavo been studying under her In
struction. Now , as a genera thing , a
gentleman does not go into obstacles over
pillow-shams and tidies. Bat so long ns
> no must cnduro thorn , or bo called a
"horrid thing , " ho prefers that ( be
pillow-shams possess some artistic merit ,
ind that the tidies do not violate good
: a to or common sense by representing B
green sheep with blue lambs feeding on
link grass.
Ono of the first articles that at-
.racted the attention of the gentle
men was an elegant smoking cap ,
exqlsitely embroidered , the handiwork of
MM. Smith , herself. Beside It were
.wo very handsome hat linings , executed
jy thoaamo lady. The lacms partlcu-
arly admired a lambrequin , the second
ilece of tbo kind by Miss Zarmullon , and
plash table cover by Mlsa Lou tlol-
: oinb , who had several pieces of her
laudiwork on exhibition. A largo , beau-
I fill wall banner of plush embroidered
pith ribbon embroidery , by Mrs. George
I , Camp , was hung in the window ,
where ic attracted much deserved
.dniiration.
The piano cover worked by MM. M.
loblnsou was a beauty. Miss Lottto
rorinnn contributed same linen work
hat wan especially admired. Mra
fieorga Felt and Mrs. Andy Jcckson
bch had on exhibition a number of
rotJcs of necdlo work , art , and beauty.
Ulra Jda Rlieso had finished a handoomo 'or '
able cover and fire'ecreen -
which drew "ohs" and "aha' '
from the ladioc. A handsome wall
basket embroidered with the leaves
buds , flowers nnd bursting bolls of the
cotton plant , by Mrs. John Baldwin , wai
n beautiful novelty. A table spread bv
Mra. I , A. Miller waa among the many
articles much admired. It would bo Im
possible to mention all deserving of praiio
where everything was beautiful , but tbo
exhibition reflected great credit on Mrs.
Smith as an instructor , and on her class.
PKOFIT FEOM PAUPERS ,
How Docs It 1'ny to Fnrnlih n Coflln
ml Hold aJ.i'tuicrnl For n
Dollar ?
Pott&wattamio county , with Its wealth
and KB freedom from debt , with a now
$150,000 court house in prospect of crec
tlon , and its now $30,000 jail , pays the
munificent sum of nlnoty-fivo cent ] for
coflins in which to bury Its poor. The
undertaker who had the contract n time
ego used to bury the paupers of the
county for a dollar each , but a sharper
competitor came along and got the con
tract for five cents loss. For this ; sum
the undertaker Is expected to go where
the body is , care for it nnd got It in con
dition to bo put in the coflln , furnish the
coflla , take It to the cemetery , and see
that the proper bnrlal is given , and all
this for ninoty.fivo cents.
The BBC man was a Httlo bit curious
to know how this could bo done so cheap
ly , and what the object was In bidding so
low for the contract , and so asked ono of
the trade. "Well , there Is no money In
burying the paupers at § 1 apiece. Why ,
I used to make the coflins out of the
boards of old dry goods boxes , just out
of plno , and then stain them , and then
with the running about , and the work of
taking them to tbo burying ground , and
ill that , I was really out about three or
four dollars on every job. "
"What is the use of bidding BO low
then ? "
"Well , the only object of having the
contract Is that It sometimes brings other
business. In about half the pauper caaoa
there are some friends or some neighbors
who want to have a littio bettor bnrlal
khan that which the county pays for ,
and they order extras , which brings the
price up somo. Then there are uomo-
times strangers who die hero
without money , and the county
has to arrange to bnry them ,
but word gets to their friends , and they
Drder a decent bnrlal , and as the body Is
in the hands of the undertaker who does
the county burying , ho is nioro apt to get
the job , and thus there Is moro or less
buslnets brought in , the profit on which
makes up for the loss on the cases In
wnlch all that h had is just what the
county pays. "
Rotter Is offering great bargains at hi
merchant tailoring establishment. No.
310 Broadway. See his ( "goods and got
his prlcoo.
OOMMUKCIALi ,
COUNCIL BLurra IIAKSET.
Wheat No. 1 milling , 70j No. 2 , CD
No. 8,60.
Corn Now , 28c ,
Oats For local purposes , SOc.
Hay S 00 per ton ; baled , 60 ,
Eye COo.
Corn Meal SI.50 per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply : prices at yards , C.OO < Z
6 50.
50.Goal
Goal Delivered , bard , 9.50 per ton ; sol
4,00 per ton
Lard Armour's , wholesaling at 7Jj ,
Hour City flonr , 1,50@2SO ,
Brooms 1.753.00 per doz ,
LIVB STOCK.
Cattle Butcher cowa 3.35@3.75 , Butcher
steers , 3.754.00.
Sheep 3.00@3.60.
HORB 3.50@3.75.
PBODDCB AND VBUITB.
Eggs Receipts moderate ; demand peed
9Jc.Butter
Butter Receipts liberal and much in ex
cess of the demand by the local trade , who
cars only for the choice lots of fresh groaa
mixed and streaked lots slow sale. Sales to
day were made at 10@13c for fresh country ,
solid packed in tubs or jars ; Sc for unwrappec
rolls , ia boxes and for streaked lota of fresh
stock ; old stock , 4@5c ; creamery dull at IS
@ 20c.
Poultry Demand strong , supply light
spring chickens , S4.00@6.00 per doz ; old
chickens , $3.50@4.0q.
Game Demand is only for fresh killec
ducks ; maUardaS2.00 ; mixed.Sl.fiO ; teal , 100 ,
Onions None In market ; choice stock
would likely bring $1.76 : sprouted and poor ,
$1.00@1.25 :
Beans Clean stock in good demand at Sl.25
@ 1 35 for mediums , and $1.50 for navies ; dirty
stock is dull at 75c@Sl.OO.
Potatoes Good demand and prices steady.
COo for good stock of any variety if of good
size and sound.
Strawberries S 1.00 per 24 qt case ,
String beans Per one-third bu box , 75o.
Green peas Per one-third bu box , 76c.
Eoad Judd & Smith's oiler of $1,000
reward in another column.
J , Balcear
Who for the past 19 years has been practising In
San Francisco IJ now located at No 8 N. ( Ith Street
opposite new Opera HOUEC
tladamo Oalccar guarantees to restore
HAIR OR WHISKERS ,
) r to fjhe anj one a hugli mustache or bring out
Ino prowl li cf hair or board in from four toelx weeks
'ilcui reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed ,
Cincsrc , dcalnojs and especially rheumatism OIK
all rhroulo diseases cuicd b > a natural gift of tbo
doctrcEB.
doctrcEB.Dr. . J57. ,7. JSalcau ;
28NorthCthSt , , - - - ConncaiJluirnIn
THOS. OFFIOEK. W. II. M. 1'CSB
Officer < & Pusev.
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Established , - 1865
Doalera in Foreign and Domestic Eickango
nd Homo Securities.
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H.W.WETHERELL ;
IBS nnil 167 WahiuJi Avrnuo ,
JU.VtFAOIVUEB Or
Hair Cloth and Wira 1
Bustles , Hoop Skirts,1
Hair Cloth Skirts.f
BLACK " " >
COLORED
JERSEYS.
TWa cut rerits''iitu Tha
LuutTtry , the muft iiopular
iimiblnutlGii ot lluitlu mm
ItnoiiMUrti.'virmatlt1. A lady
who had worn one will iiPYfr
wear any other btjkKajU
Bklit In eUnid | upon the
liwil J' tfnM Junf ! ! J , J8I1 ,
I o. 110,111 , rJTAiiyonpt.011.
JngKainOfctsluprbUrt rwuo
Hainm-ii. wi 1)0 ik'.ilv ultn
arSWlninolaw. Bold by all
i H' IP , > tAll < lrvcoo < isji0U CJ
iDWAED EUEHL
MIOIJTEB 07 PAI UrSTERT AND CONDITION
M.1ST. CO ) notli itri el , between Furam and Hir ,
jo-will ffkhtbealdofgiurdltsirlilfg , obtilnln |
anone cltncu In tb p it nd prtBont , and on
x-rtMiioondltloruln tte future. Boot , and iho i
ntlo to order I'ojfcct iitl Uooa : ! eat rioU'3
HARKNE BRO'
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Summer Sjlks at 25 cents worih 50 cents.
Summer Silks at 50 cents worth $1.00.
ine bla5k silks > also colored silks 25 per cent less than ever offered
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m the west for the same value.
This will be the opportunity of the Season to secure choice silks for
the least money.
Large stock and prices at the bottom. Bargains in HOSIERY this week
which we are closing- out at half price ,
IBIROTieillSIRS
MVE STOCK/ "
STOCKERS AA'D FEEDERS.
Uclfcra and cows of all . BROS furnlehod In any doslrcd numbers ; ranchmen should correspond with
bcfcio purchasing clsouliorc.
WINDOW & CRAfVIPTON , Waverly , Iowa.
Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which
wo will sell In retail or carload lots
II Stock Warranted as Renresented
Wholesale And retail dealers la Grain nd Brded n y. Prices rea
sonable Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Cor. 5th Av. and 4th St. , Council Bluffs.
W.'P. ' AYLESWORTH
Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed. Frame hcui
moved on Littio Giant trucks , the best in the world.
W. P. AYLSWORTH.
1010 Ninth Street , Council Blufla
.For any cnseof Kidney or liver disease or dyspepsia , rheumatism , or any diseasa indudced
by a lack of native power , that cannot be cured by the use of Dra. Judd & Smith's Electric
Belts and Appliances. No. 30 , Fourth St. , Council Bluffs ,
AGENTS WANTED ,
NOW AT FULL FLOW
AS NEVER BEFORE AT
The Leading Store in the City , the Grand
est and Greatest Dry Goods Stock
in the West ,
Prices neyer before so much in favoro th epur-
chaser. Late grand arrivals AT DEPRESSED
prices from the manufacturingdistricts.
Big purchases just opened up in
Silks , Dress Goods ,
Cloaks , Linens , Domestics ,
Hsiery , Gloves , Fans ,
Parasols , Laces and Embroideries ,
In all the above departments during this
week. Goods to be sold for less than half
the regular retail prices.
JB UJbJbU " W T'TJ"iili ' !
To the leading and largest Retail House
in the citv. You -will alwavs. get more than
value for vour monev.
EISEfflAN , EODDA & CO ,
Peoples' Store , 318 and 320 Broadway ,
Council Bluffs. Iowa. '
Norene & Landstrom ,
Suits to order in Intost styles nt cheapest possib cos.
_ No. 205 Main St. , Council Bluffs.
SMITH fc TOLLER , ACTS ,
LEADING
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 9 Main St. ,
COUNCIL BLDFPS , - - - IOWA.
A Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand.
AND "THE ENGLISH " KITCHEN.
505 Broadway , Council Blufs.
The only all night housa in the city , Everything served in first clasi style and on shot
notlco , Hot and cold lunches always ready.
SPECIAL NOTICES
KOTIOE. Spoolal a vcrtlsomectfl , 6UQ aa Lo:1
found , To Loan , For Hale , To Rent , Wants , Board
ing , etc. , will ba Inaotted In this column at ( bo low
rate ol TEN CENTS PER tINE for the first Insertion
ni FIVE CENTS PER LINK foj each euboequenS
ertlon. Leave advertisement ) at out oSco , No.
rl B > r n > . near L'toadwnv
WANTB.
FOR SALE A stock of ( ? cner l mtrchanJIso , In
Oakdalo , Neb. Buslno s well established anil a
eood.lhc point for trade. Bret reasons for .
Arply or write to M. E. Smith & Co. , or Metcalf
Bros. , Council Bluff ? .
WANTrfU.-Ily a Scotch lady of nilddlo aye , a
situation as hou'ckecpcr or to do llpht house
work. Itefercncca plenty. Address , C. II. , Dm
office.
office.WANTS
WANTS TO TiUDE. Uood Io a or Nebraska
land for a small stock of hardnaro or general
morehandlse , "ell located. SWAN & WALKER.
T7IOK SALli A rare chance to get fc fine , well 1m-
J ? proed farm of 400 acres , within A few miles ol
Council Bluffs , at bargain. Low price and easy
tcrma. HWAN & Waning
TOK SALB A good paj Ing hotel property with
J ? Ilycry stable , in ono ol the best email towns In
western Iowa will sell with or without furniture , or
will trade for a Email farm with etock etc.
SWAN
T710R SALE Lands Improved and unimproved.
J.1 If you want a farm In western Iowa , KanBiu
Nebraska or Dakota , let ua hoar from you.
SWAN & WALKER.
TTIOU SALE Alareo number of buelness and reel-
i' dence lots In all parts of Council Dlufls. See
ua before } ou buy , SWAN & WALKKR.
IjlOR BALE Parties wishing to buy cheap lota to
I ? build on can buy on monthly payments offrom
? 2 to gio.
i nw vui HWAN & IT Aim UK
1/iOU UKNr Wo will rent you a lot to build on
A * with the prlvilago to buy If you wieh onery
liberal term * . BWAN fa WALKKR.
| OOU SALE Housca. Lota and Land. A. J.
JL1 Stcphoneon , COS First a\onuo.
WANTED body in Council BluBi o take
Timlin * . red by currier at only twenty
n * week.
FOR nxciiANQK N" . 16J , 10.MO acres laud ten
milesBouth of hlJnoy , Neb , , for Council Ulutfa
property.
No. 165. A good steam flouring mill In Cedar Co ,
lena , for a stock of general merchandise or hard-
are , value IB/00.
No , 159 Hotel property In Taylor Co. , Iowa , for J
geed farm properly , \nlno $4,000 , i
No 0. Land In Hall and Lincoln Cos. , Neb. , for
Council 1)1 u IT d property. I
No 101. Fine Improved farm for cheap western
acd. i'
No , 103. Ono of tlio test farms In ! ' ' . ttawtttamie
county , Ion a , 400 acres for wild KaiiEaa or Nebraska
and.
and.Vo.
Vo. IC9. Hotel In I'uoblo , Col. , worth $9.000 , for
Iowa , Kaniw , or Nebraska land In par and long
time on balance ,
No , 171 , Good farm , for etock of goods or hard
ware.
ware.No. . 172. Wild land * In Hooks Co. , Nob. , for stock
ot dry gooda.
No. 176 Uoueo nnd lot In Clarinda. Paso Co.
Iowa , for Nebraska or lena Unit ; > auo ! $1,903.
No. 177 , Hotel In oiia ot Dakotn'd buit townn
value 50,000 , for stock of drugs { or pare and line
Improvi d or unimproved
No. 178. Splendid bargains In Klcth Co. , Nub
wild land for lands In woatern Iowa or gocd stock
oldrug cr hardnarn.
No. 181. A hail Interest In a flret-chsi plow works ,
ncll located , for lands valued J3.DCO.
No. 182 , too > cre improved farm In Cis-iCo. , Iowa
also ono In 1'nli , Alt' ) Co , , of 316 , for Block of Kooil.i.
No , 183 , Moro buldlnf , ' and stock ol gcmral
merchandise , la a ll\o western town fur wcttorn
and , Imprtno' ' or unimproved , \au ! $14,60' ' ) ,
* ml hundred to fcthcr epcchl ixirian e bargains
or j.artiLulaiB , call and BCD or write to
SWAN \VALKKII ,
Council lilulfa , la
In Couno liluITi 1m Iiif ; a
And all modern improvements , call bolls , iiro
nlarm belle , etc. , is tliu
CRESTON HOUSE
NOB. 21C , 217 and lilfl , Main Street.
MAX jnjIN , - PHOPIUKTOU
[ FRUIT ,
AND mm FARM FOR SUE ,
EUtecn acres , tin In fruit , six In garden and
tlmtvrland , elx room house , ctablc , well , ( Intern , &c.
alllngo.dccndlllou , or will tiadofor Omaha prop-
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V. KELLER ,
( ounty Troaturer'j oUIco , Council DluDs.
N. SOHUBZ ,
ornox OTEB AUKBIOAH XXPRKII I
'JOUNOJl BLUFFS. IOWA. .
Curtains , Oil Cloths ,
Window Shades ,
Linoleums ,
Mattings ,
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Rugs , Etc. , Etc.
Careful Attention Given to Ou
of Town Orders ,
ITpholsfery and Drapery Work a
Specialty.
Oar stock la the
Largest la Die
and b being continually roplonlahod by
all ' the latest and choicest novelties.
405 Broadway Council Biufis
MANDEMAKERS & VAN" ,
AROHITEOTS ,
CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS
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THE RECENTLY IMPROVED
REMINGTON STANDARD
TER
NO. a ,
lathe Illrjhc&t Achievement in Writing
Machines in the World.
With only 89 kej a to learn aa
operate. It prints 70 character *
Including caps and email lettcru ,
punctuation * , figures , elgna and
fractions It utlio simplest and
niont rapid writing machine
made as well MI no moat duraUo
for free illustrated pamphlet.
Wyckoff Sprmnns & Benedict ,
Chicago , 111 , , Solo AgcnUi
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COUNCIL UWfl D , IOWA.
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Htmo block. VU1I ) < i rtlc < > In B.atrand tate courti.
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BHHONIG DISEASES * * " " " "M- * ,
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