Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 04, 1885, Image 6
E I THE DAILY BEE Saturday Morning , July 4. BSUBSOMPTION BATES. HT Canlu * . . . . - . . to conis'T * ' week Bf U il - I . . . . . . M tlO.OO p r year MINOR MENTION , W. H. Wnro orates at Nooln to-day. Baeoball nt Glonwood ; Tabor 2 , Glon- wood 23. Maj. A. R. Anderson la the orator at Griswold to-day. The city council moots in regular BOS- tion Monday night. The llev. Dr. McCroary ia act down lor a Fourth of July oration at Mace donia. The ovonlng papora akip to-day. The BEE make its visits with the nowa as mini. L. Brldonstoln and George Graves of the "Q. " road giro an oxcnrnlon to-day to Catr'a lako. James Bntko hid the dlatlnotion yesterday - torday , of bolng the only drunk fined in the superior court. Col. J. n. Koatloy spreads the caglo at Carroll to-day , The Carroll folks will hear a good orator. Oonatnblo Wesley has lost hla star Bomowhoro between Krldlor'n and Kiel's hotel on Main street. There will bo services aa usual in the Congtogational church to-morrow , the pastor having returned. The Fourth comou forth to-day , and Council Blnffi gives only n chopped-up sort of n celebration , hero a llttlo and there still Icsi. ft The Danobo'socl.ty will celebrate the day near Park's mill. Oratory , music , dancing , feasting , and fireworks are allen on the programme. The Aylosworth-Loofbourow judicial contest ia to bo decided in Das Molnos next Wednesday. At least that Is the next time fixed. City warrants seem to have dropped two or throe cunts this . month , they now being cashed at seventy-five cents on the dollar by brokers. Chief Waiters says that ho will hold o to the chieftainship of the fire department mont and fight to the bitter end , whlc ho thinks will provo moro sweet thai bitter to him. Services in the Baptist church at 10:3 : a. m , and 8 p. m. Preaching by thi pastor. Subject for the evening , "God" , hand In our national history. " Seats freo. All are cordially invltod. The postoffico 'will bo open for th > transaction of business this morning from 10 to 11 o'clock , and this evening from ' to 7:30. : Only ono collection and on delivery will bo made by the carriers. There will baa shooting match at the driving park commencing at 8 o'clock this morning. A sealskin cartridge box Is the first priza , offered by Dr. Palmer , the "Lono Wolf. " The first match will bo ten birds , twonty-ono yards rise , plunge traps , Iowa state rules. A Washington correspondent says that Council BluflV mayor is seeking a posi tion in the secret corvlce. Glvo It to him , Undo Sam. Put him somewhere where ho will have to keep his month buttoned up. Ho Is killing himself and his friends by his everlasting prattle. The Rov. J. Fiak will conduct the services at the mission at the corner of Third avenue and Fifteenth street to morrow at 10:30 : a. m. He will address the children at the homo ot the friendless at 3 o'clock p. m , , situated at No. 714 Avenno D. Parents and children not connected with the homo are invited to attend. Since the refusal of the county to ac cept the bridge lately built at Seventh street , the city has put up fences to prevent vent the bridge bolng used. The fences wore torn down yesterday , and James Smith , ono of the former proprietors of the Ilovoro honso , was complained of as being tho.oifsnder. Ho says they have got the wrong man , and proposes to provo so next Monday. George Woollver , the contractor who was lately injured by being thrown from a wagon and run over , is to BUO the city for $1,000 dameges. In driving through an alloy' between Third and Fourth streets , and between Eighth and Ninth avenues , the approach was not properly filled , and the jolt caused him to fall off , the wheels passing over him , breaking several ribs. The Nonpareil denounces the practice of honorable newspapers in giving credit to articles clipped from other papers. The old grandmother got enough llfo into her yesterday to really gat a llttlo vexed and declare it to bo "a beastly hublt of giving credit to newspaper clip pings. " Tha old lady cannot bo ncsnaed of Indulging In thla "beastly" habit , al though her scrap-book is mainly filled up with clippings. Four empty whisky llasks were found In the cells at the city jail yeatcnUy , showing that oven iron 1ms do not pro hibit. It seeing that flasks are frequently passed in through the windows by oat- fiidt ) friends , and the prisoner * have n jolly time occasionally In prolonging their tproea after having fallen into the clutches of the law. There should be a fence built about the jail building or Bomo other practical stops taken to en- lorco prohibition , at least in the jtil. Miloi filulUn , who was arrctted at PA- ciSo Junction for stealing a borso belong , ing to 0. H. Mitchell , yesterday had hla examination before Jattlco Fralney , William Forrest Patton appcnroi for the otalo , and J. 0. Hhccbljck for the de fense , Tit ) casa was cloicly and tharply foujhf , inch by ioci ! , but the court decid ed to l.eld tUo accused to the gra-d jury i in the mm of $7,000. Doing nnablo tc ( Ire ball , Mnllon want to jail , A change has been made In the firm ol Leaman it Boobo. A few days ago Mr. Loaman bought Mr. Ucobe's iutorest and now J , II , Snyder , the Broadway grocer , goes Into the commission business with N. E , Loaman nndor the firm name ol Snyder & Loaman at ( ho old stand No. 14 Pearl atroot. The now firm are "rustlers" and arc going to extend their business and hereafter deal In everything in the commission business , Mr. Snydoi Is RODR | out of the grocery business so ho cau gtvo his whole attention to his now buslnoia. A wonderful euro has been performed by Dr. Towns , of Fond du Lac , Wi > . Mrs. Harris , of .Clinton , Iowa , called on the doctor for treatment of.canoor of .tho tongugo , which had eaten ono-quarter of it off. Towns at once administered hla remedy , drawing It out In a few hours , and healing It In throe weeks. She is not lacking for tongue now and Is using it In glowing terms In the doctor's pralso. Dr. Towns is stopping at the Paclfio house nntil Wednesday morning , the 18th Inst. Ho will then leave for Sienx City , where ho will remain for savon days. Dr. Towns only troata such esses as are abandoned by ether physicians. It costs you nothing to step Into his office and talk with him. Oflico hours , 0 a. m. to 0 p. m. The city fathers who are wrestling with the problem of how to moot $00,000 of expenses with $30,000 of receipts should go to the homo of the friendless and got some lessons in financiering. From the reports of the homo an pub lished It appears that the receipts are from forty to fifty dollars a week , and yet out o ! this amount forty odd persons are bolng clothed , fed and lodged ; there are repairs to ba kept up , payments to bo made on property purchased aomo time ago , old debts to bo whittled down , and the running expenses mot of publishing a paper claiming 1,500 circulation. To cap the climax the management avoirs its policy to bo not to got In debt but to make the expenses conform with the re ceipts. Just how It cm bo done Is a puzzle , and a solving of the mystery might bo a clue to the remedy of the city'o troubles. If the homo can got along with loss than a dollar a week for table board , lodging , washing , etc. , there must bo big money In boarding houses. OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK PtosmiNo Co. , ) D52 BROADWAT COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA. , > JulyL . 1SS5. J Notlco Is hereby glvon that the Now York Plumbing company trill open for business next Monday July Gth. The company has secured the services of killed workmen , and have selected , the Quest stock of plumbing goods ever brought Into Council Bluffs. In all work done by this company special care will bo bakon , and every uanitiry rule will bo carefully observed. Thoao wishing work done will find It to their advantage t have this company's estimate before con iracting. ( HARRY BIUKINBINE. Manager New York Plumbing company 552 Broadway. FEKSONAfc. Harry Haworth has returned from th ast. ast.Mrs Mrs , George Richmond is visiting friend it Madison , Wis. Mr , Samuel Haas baa returned from nn ex- ended western trip. Col. L. W. Tulle ; 8 goes in for n quid Tourth at Spirit Lake. L , J , Hutchinson and wife , of Shonandoab yero at Bechtele's yesterday. George W , Thompson , of Von Brunt Thompson & Co. , left last evening for Chi- ago. ago.Jnmea Jnmea McMahon , who has been borne on rieit , from Fremont , Neb. , returned to Fro aont yesterday. Mr. Ord Curtis , of Cedar Rapids , is visit- ag his brother , Harry Curtis , secretary of th iToung Men'd Ceristian association. Frof , Ilougbton , of Tabor college , has re igned his position , nad is thinking of going urthor west to engage in the stock business. The Rev , T , J. MacKey leit yesterday on n eastern trip , In Chicago ho expects to loot Mrs. Marshall Key , and both will take trip around tbo lakes , visiting Montreal , nd other points of interest , returning by The Rov. G. W , Crofts , pastor of the Con- regationol church , returned yesterday from andwich , Ills. , where ho his been after his 'ifo and daughter , Mr , Crofts has secured a sMdcnco on Seventh street and JSIghth ave- ue , recently owned and occupied by Mr lhallin , and will coon proceed with his family > occupy it. James Vincent , the veteran editor of the onerican Nonconformist , is now at Burllng- > n Junction , Mo. , nt tbo springe , and ! a ro- ivering from the effects of the late surgical peration and Illness. He thus writes to his eadore , Indicating that he is far from losing Is grip on his grit : "I often feel impelled to -rite you at length , and try by degrees to get ack to my work , but when I have tried it , ave been swiftly admonished to doeltt by re- irnlng pains. I am like an old fiddle , or ko a fiiddla with the strings all loose. But atlence ! I shall have my nervous system in0.1 up to a concert pitch after awhile , at jast I hope eo , end then , 'Well,1 , you say , vhat then ! ' Just wait and cool Remember , am one leg ehort , but don't forget , that is ot about to prevent the work going on , the ork of helping to tear down the systems irporato and ecclesiastical iniquity which imblned , are devastating aad enslaving our atlon , " Read Judd & Smith's ofibr of $1,000 Jtrard in another column. IOWA 1TKJIS , There wore thirty-eight doiths in Dav- uport during Juno , The Davenport Cremation society his ibsoribed $3,375 for an oven , The new creamery balldlng at Hock lipldsis approaching completion , The foundations have been laid for the nltecl Brethren college at Homer. The damage by the great storm of ano 11 through tha state ia placed at 1,500,000. , One hundred and seventeen ciTendera ' all grades n ore gathered In by the po- 30 of Davouport during Juno. The ita'o ' census returns indicate & population for the capital city of Dei Moines of between 35,000 and 36,000. The state supreme court recently dectdec that hotel keepers are liable for damages to guests who contract contagious diseas es in their houses. A damigtng wind and rainstorm swepl across the country Saturday morning , causing great damage in Its path , which covered the state from LaMars to Du- bnque. Wllloy , the murderer of Charles Evan : at a camp mooting near RedCold , Dallas county , August last , was found guilty ol manslaughter at Davenport , Tuesday , Sentence was deferred to July 7. John Miller , a German twonty-throc years of ago , deaf and dumb , was ran over and killed by the Flying Dutchman train on the Milwaukee it St. Paul road tovon miles north of Dabnqno Monday , The first political convention of colored voters over hold in this state has jnttbeon hold in Mahaska county. The attendance was largo. The session resulted in the nomination of John Priestly , a colored man , for representative. On their arrival homo from the national turnfost at Newark , N. J. , last ovonlng , the Davenport turning class was given a reception. The class won moro prizes and made the best record generally of any class at the tournament. E. A. Fritz , the absconding rill way and express agent at Lansing , proves to have made a clean-up among his friends and from the companies whose confidence ho enjoyed , of not less than $3,000. Ho left n wlfo and two children in desti tute cnrcnmstanccs. A largo building In Mono , occupied an a dwelling and hardware store by Ed Angel , and belonging to J. P. Farley , caught a shock of electricity Saturday morning. The shaft struck the chimney , passed down and entered a bed room , where it toro off the window casings and passed outside. Mr. and Mm. Angel were away from homo. Early Tuesday morning some burglars catnod an entrance Into the store of Foster & Rifferty , at Berwick , Iowa , by way of the cellar , and blow open the safe. The jar of the explosion shattered the glass In the windows. The safe con tained $2,000 in cash , the property of the express company , which the robbers carried away. There la no clew to the burglars , Fred Tongol a Dubuqno dispenser of bnozo and an advocate of personal liberty made an nnprovockod snd murderous at tack Saturday evening on an elderly gentleman named William Meyer , who la a well known and respected citizen. Tcngol beat his victim over the head with a mallet used for a bung-starter , fracturing the skull and otherwise injur ing the unfortunate man. Hanthorn sells wood at his food store. Substantial abstracts of title and real estate loans. J. W. and E. L. Squires , 101 Pearl street , Hummer Normal At Western Iowa College , commencing July G , and continuing eight weeks. Classes of three or raoro in any of the higher atndlos. Cnrafnl reviews in the common studies using the text books you have. W. S. PAULSON , Council Blufls. Auction Sale of Dry Goods , Wo will commence selling at audio Monday , July Gth , afternoon and evenIng Ing to close out the entire stock , In eluding the fixtures. The store room 1 is also for rent. Don't miss this oppor tunlty to got staple goods at your own prico. Dealers take notice. Soconc * ioor below postoffico No. 34 Main street JOHN WIOKIIAM , Assignee. The store of R. L. Skiles , dealer in soots and shoes at 102 Main street , wll 30 closed to-day and will not bo open igain until Wednesday morning , July 8 , Miss Dovey Jacob ] , of Hamburg , Ia. a spending the Fourth with Miss Mamii [ lodefer , SINGULARITIES. A fqur-footed bird , the cegana , has been liscovcred in the Island of Alarsjo , at the nouth of the Amazon , It resembles a pheas- tnt , and is only four-footed in early life , as ifter a few days' existence ono pair of legs do relopa Into wings. A floating island about ono hundred feet : qaare is at present an interesting object in > hat portion of Lake Marsobic , Maine , cnown as the "Black pond. " Thera boa just been unearthed nt Lancaster , ? a , perhaps the earliest iron casting made in hn country , being steve plate cast , at Eli/.v > eth furnace , by Baron Henry William Stio- ; le , in 1758 , The Baron's name appears upon he plate , Ona of the tallest fish stories on record como rom Japan. This yarn ia gravely related in 'ho Yokohama Gazette , "An oxtrnordlnarly ire ( crab has been caught at Nakakubiki- ori , in Nllgata- ken lately. The width of te ehell Is about eight feet and the largest of ts legs the same length , " An English farmer reports n strange friend hip between hla feiret and younjr rats nat- ral enemies ot the fiercest sort. Twice when Ir ferret has had n litter young rats have eon given her to food , and ouch time she lus aved and suckled two of them , with her oung , until they had matured. Near Astoria , Ore , there ia n deposit of lamehella which covers an area of over four cres , and Is piled in places to the depth of i'U feet. The amount of shells is incalculable. ) ver 1,000 loads have been hauled away to lake roads , but the amount ia hardly notico- blo in the diminution of tha immense heap , from time to tlma telics of tbo old clam- ating trlbo that made that place their head- tiarters are found. A parly recently found clam opener , It was made from a whale's ooth , is about eittht Inches long , and is ground harp at the end , There are eomo eixteon iches of soil on top of these clam-beds on rhlch grow fir trees som < > of them 400 years Id- [ dan Francisco Alta , THE RECENTLY IMPROVED ItEuIINGTON STANDARD NO. 2 , 'a the Highest Achievement in Writing Machines in the World. With cnly $9 keys to learn a operate. It prluta 76 characters Including capa and small letters , punctuation ) , figures , elgna and tractions. It a the simplest and inobt raplJ writing machine made M well oa ne moat durable for free illustrated pamphlet , Wyckoff Seatnans & Benedict , Ulilcogo , 111 , , Sole Agentr , 0. II , SKOLK3 , Council BlulTd , Agent for Weatern Iowa ONLY HOTEL In Council BlufTj having a nd nil modern ImprovemcntD , call belle , fire alarm bollr , etc. , ii tlio HOUSE No . 215 , 217 ftnd aiP , Main Street , X anur ? , - 2 7T 3 CLOSING OUT SALE AT HA RKNE BRO'S Of their Entire Stock of Ladies' and Childrens * Hosiery , 20 to 50 Per Cent ; Reduction , New Lawns just received , andsuitable to wear , Ele gant Laces and Embroideries at greatly reduced prices . * , PE Moquette , Body Brussels , Ingrain , Matting , Bugs , Etc. Curtains and Curtain Goads. s Made and laid by Skilled Workmen. IBIROT EIRS , .f ! KIEL BALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which wo will cell In retail or carload lota II Stock Warranted as Renresented Wholos&lo and retail dealers in Oraln and Baled Hay. Prices ro . aonablo Satisfaction Otmantccd. SC1ILUTER , o BOWLEY Oor. 5th Av. and 4th St. , Council Bluffs. Sold by the lending dealer in every city and town , ! urhorn , jrjZWJS&lBJ&tAG-IZN 17 Main St. , Council Bluffs. For any cuse v of Kidney or liver disease or dyspepsia , rheumatism , or any disease indudcrd by a lack of native power , that cannot bo cured by the use of Drs. Judd & Smith's Eloctrio elta and Appliances. 3No. SO , Fourth St. , Council Bluffs. AGENTS WANTED. Horene & Landstrom , Suits to order in latest styles at cheapest possible 'prices.No. No. 205 Main St. , Council Bluff AND "THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN. Regular Dinner 31:30 : to 1:3O , 25 cents. 505 Broadway , Council Bluffs. Ihe only all night house in the city. Everything served in'first closi style and on sbor notlco , Hot and cold lunches always ready. Curtains , Oil Clotlis , Window Shades , Linoleums , Mattings , IT Rugs , Etc. , Etc. Careful Attention Given to On of Town Orders , Upholstery and Drapery Worlt"ma Specialty. Oar stock la the UK ! is being continually replenished by ill tbo latest and choicest novelties. 05 Br oadway Council Btufls , Eica M. B. ci * U rtanori itn.irt trlthctl tfci Oj kalft ir itiwlai cl bin * . ' 3HSONIC DISEASES11 ' " * ' . , o i IbirtyTiiii praceir-1 "uuiuu OiUi W * I'c rl tlreef , Cotindl i'ilitlU. CIM 1/ladame / 11 Balcear Who for tto rait 19 years has been practising an Francisco li now located at No 18 N. Ctb 8lr piKulte now Opera House , lada'xo Balceir guarantees to restore 8 HAIR OR WHISKERS , r to elvo anyone nhughinufctacbe or bring out a ne growlh cl btlr orbaard In from four tot Ix wceki. rlco | reasonable and mtibtirtlon guaranteed , Oanoirv , dealnoiaandeapccUlly rhcumathm n1 obronlo cheaws cured by auttuial gift ot he ctrest. ctrest.l > r. JE7. Jf. JSaJccar , 3rtb 6tb St. , - - Council Bluffs , Ia , J. L. DaBEVOISB. No. 607 Broadway Council Bluffs. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following are the tlmoa of the arrival tad re tKrtaro of trains by oentral standard time , at the ( ooxl depots. Trams leave transfer depot ten mlu atoa earlier csd arrlvo ton mluntoa liter. PHI-ART. ARRITX CJlJOiOO and K02TIIWE3TIIW , D:2S : A M Jtall and Binresa BiSO' r H 12:40 : r u Accommodation 4:10 : r M G:30 : r M Express B05 ; A 11 CniOAQO ADD 10CK ICLJIND. 0:25 : A M Mall and Kxprcas 0:63 : r u 7:20 : A M Accommodation 6:16 : r H 6SO : r M Kxprces 9co : A u CmOAdO , U1I.WAUE13 i-ND ST. rAUli , 0:20 : 'A M Ma'l ' and Exprcsa BCo : r M 525 ; r M Express 0:05 : A K emoAao , BDiuxarov un > wiser. 0W : A Mall and Express 7:10 : r u 3 If /ccominoJatlou 2:00 : r u 43 r Exprcuj 8:60A ti HABJJD , ST. LOUIS A5D PiOIflO. 2:16 : P M Local St. Louis Express Local 8:00 Transfer " " Transfer 8:20 : r M : TH 7:43 f u Looil Chlogo & fit L Exp Local 8SO : A M ' Transfer " " " " Transfer 0:06 7:36 I'M : Ail EAHBAll CIT7 , Br. JOB AND OOtTUCIL ILOTrB. 100h ; A M Mall and Express 0:40 : r M 8:16 : r u 0:26 : A Id ( IOOZ CITT AND rACTFlO , 7:20 A H Mall for Sioux City flEO : r u 7:30 : r u Kxproea for tit I'u1 0:25 : A u UNION' I'jtemc. 11:03 : A M Dnvor Express 4:35 : r u ; 1:06 r u Lincoln I'asa O'a & U V 2:36 : r u : 7:66 : r H Overland Kxprcsa 8:30 : A u I DUMMY 1IU1.SH TO OUAIIA. teivo Council Bluffa 0.65-7:65-5:30-10:30 : : : 11:40 : a. m. 1:30 : i:30-3:30 ! : : 4:23 : 5:26-6:26 : : 11:15 : p , m , Leave Omaha 8:25 : 7:26 : otO 10 11:15 : a. m. 12:60-2:00 : : 3w : > 4&o : 4:66 : 6:66 : I COOK'S EXCURSION 1'AltTlES sail from New York In April , May , Jur-o and July by flret class ; eteinuhlpa. SPECIAL TOUIU8T TICKETS for INDIVIDUAL TUAVELRHS at reduced rttes , by tbo boat routes tor jiloasiiro travel. COOK'S EXCURSIONIST , with mips , contain ( nil particulars ; by mall for 10 centa. TIIOS COOK & SON , 01 l'reid r , fS , T. or HC6 Deaiborn St. , Chicago , Ills. FRUIT , AND GARDEN FARM FOR SALE , hlitocn acres , tcu In fiult , six In garden and tlmberland , bit room house , lUblv , well , Uatern , tc , all In go.d condition , or will trade tot Omaha prop erty , V. KELLER , County Treasurer's office , Council Bluffa. grots , - at-Law , i OOUKC1L CLUriB , IOWA. J Office , Uiln 8tr t , Rooms 7 aid 8 , Bhngart and ttuo Uoolc. Will [ rutlce In flUUicn tate covtt Waves , Langtry and Pompadour Frizzes.Switch . f f es , etc , , ready made and made to order. Prices cheaper than ever. Call and see for yourself , ( MRS. C. 1. G-ILIETTE. Formerlv MRS. J. J. GOOBE. 29 Main StreetCouncil Bluff. SMITH & TOLLER , ACTS. LEADING Merchant Tailors ! 7 and 9 Main St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - - Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand. J. < A Graining , eliding , 1-apcr Hanging and Frescoing. 110 llaln St. . Council Bluff * STOCKERS AMD FEEDERS. * * * * ' ° * My d"lred nnmbo" ' ' WINDOW & CRASVIPTON , Waverly , Iowa. ' W.'P. AYLSWORTH Btick buildldcs of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed , Frame hou * aoved on Llttlo Giant trucks , the best In the world. W. P. ATtSWORTB. 1010 ISinth Street , Council Bluffi SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE. Special a vortlsctaentB , sue M Hosl found , To I/can , For Bale , To Rant , Wants , Board- lag , eta. , will bo Inserted tn this column kl the Ion uta of TEN CENTS PER LINK for tha fltcl Incortlou ted riVC CENTS PER LINK for e&oh cutsoqnonl in- sirlloD. tioavo nlvcitlsomente M curoHw , Ko. Pcail Btteal. .Situation on a Inrraljy jounfinan eipcrlcncc. Addrets 0. Bee oflko , Counclo BlufTg. W/KIKU A younKKltlof good family to attend a child In email trinlly ; add re a J Ileo office. II Ulugg. TJTOR BIUA flrst-clMa grocery stojk and flxtii 03 X1 } tt. Bnjilcr , 613 Ilro.uhuj- . Fort IIKNT A now homo , 0 rooms , dcelrablo loca tion , all conveniences , rmt inoJerate. Innulro at Dee ottlcc , FOR SALE Landa Improved fcij unimproved. If you ant Iurm In wodtcrn lovrt , Kansas Kobruka or Dakota , lotus heir from you. HWJW i WilKEtt. U HALE Houses , Lots and Land. A. J fitophcuson , (03 Klret avenuo. X'O KXCA4.10-U 8 , U D , I ) 10 , I ) 13 , UIO holda 111 olfl. crentlocatltno for ealo or for trade. BUS. epojhl liargalnj 400 a Improved farm wortli $18,000 , prko for a short time $16,000. will truJo or low pilccd Weetcrn land * . Hvvau & W lker , BS01 , taddlory llardwtro rniuufacturini ; estab lishment ( took and mtchlneryaluo 67.CCO , for western land Swan & Walkir , Council Dluffd. 1 } 20J , dock rf dry good * , groceries and Jurdwrarc , J value , Si.OOO , In an goou eastern Ncbra k town l [ or land , Swan k Walker , B 01 , stock of general merchandise In a good western Iowa town , > aluo l.ooj , wanta an Im proved farm In western Iowa , rsw.n .V WnlKtr , 5 05 , stock of hardware ) In Ftubcn Co , Indiana 5B for land , value about $1 OCO. Swan & Walker 100 , nowstoekcfhari ware In a Iliu Nebraska B town forUnd , volae ? 3,010. 8 A an , V Walker. I D 207 , stock of Igrlcultural Implements > nd she ! J hardware , \olua about 8.00J. wauls a good 1m raved farm. H n fc W lkcr. T > 203 , . $10,000 Etoolc of clolliini ; In a [ rood Wid 13 oonsln city , 3 In lands and bilsnoo oinli or Im iroted security. Uoautiful store room at low rent. anValVer. . 210 , ttock of mixed hardware Inn llro vtestorn B Io a town for cheap Huiln , value ( (1,00 ( } . S aa Si ! Walker. iVB 211 , line brick blockrents ell , la a llva centra ! B li.t nn onorcoTi occupied With gejerflftockol roods , wants an Improved farm , value ; building 8,030goodsrC03. bwaafc alker. " ' Zit etorknf liooU , thooa I'Micaps and clothing IB valued ? 3 000 , lu cue of tbc bttt towns lu Nub. , lued 83,000 lor.amls. Swunt Wtlkcr. tieB 213 , ttJ3.00 block of clotUnt' . wants l nd In B North Wcitorti Iowa , for $0,000 , and will pay llflerenco Hnan & Wtlkcr. milB 214. en $8,000 etrck of druxs In central fotva for milB lan-i. Swan & Walerr , 2I6anotherktooV of druiravtluo IromJMO to$700 B ' with "tore bulldluj ; and lot value t'.Oo lu a KC01 ebraika town vtanta iiartly Improved lind. Bwao & I'.lker. rpoR full particulars , wilte to or ciltupcn Bnao & I11 Walker , If vou want to Bell , buy , or tradeanr- h\ns \ , tell a , & W. about It. bvvan & Walker , Coun- II lilufJs Iowa. H. 80HURZ. ornra OTEH AiinaioAH nxraixi OUNflll BLUFFS. IOWA. roit RALE nr S.A PIERCE ' r . * , 100 Main St. , Council Bluffa Ketall Hoot undtfiioo store vhero big b rjfaln can f I w BJ a to found. 8. Iff. JFXJLJSJSIIT , 20 ! ) Broadway , - - Council Bluff * . IHIY OODD3. licetleaniillvuol.SOopcryarl. lioota and bhoia at prices as 1 jw at any home la tbo C'ty ' < OltOCIIIUES. IflpOUudjoTC ( UCir .8 1 IS pounda granu'ated nu r . . . . .M. . 1 IS round * co"fortloriaTy A sugn 1 2i lura white Huselan uoan. Kirki , . 1 0 bars > luo liidU soap. Klika 1 2 biral'jlmnaaap , Lautr Uro'j. . . , , , , , , 1 ISboxtainatclioi t IlcatBjinp , pergtllon - . . I'est Horslum , ptr gallon lle.t Ei.jll ( h currants 14 pounds. . 1 10 hoiCJCcnulne U H lye 1 G 2-pound cans ttrawberrlci In ijrup l D 3-pound ciiDpcarhea , In eyrup I 103-pound etna tomatoea 103 lOpuunda Mlchlandrlodapplei ( ; , . . , , 1 00 10 pounp" evaporated afplus , , , , 1 03 Lorllanl rlinux tobioto per pound 46 faty plug tobacco , par pourd CO Na'Urilloil ' tolj-.oco , per pound . . 00 Flour , all braudalrom $ . ' .10 to 63 83 per cut. OOOD3 I'OIl OiHII ONLY Lower Than Any Other HOUBO IN TJIK am , S.H. FILBERT . . , 6 Iroadvv0 ! - - Council Bluffi . ormam , w , H , u. Officer & Pusev. Council Bluffs , Iowa. Established , - 1865 Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Kxchftu Home Securllicd ,