THE DAILY BEE--MONDAY , AUGUST 3 , 1886.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Monlay Morning , August 3i
I flUBSCRirTION RAina.
i. By Oarrlei . . - - - -0 jenta jt week
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. . .
r Mall - " - lio.oo per yeaj
MINOR MENTION ,
Ileltcr , merchant tailor , for fine goods.
The city council moots In rcgulai
session this evening.
Col. Dally li to deliver an address ni
Oakland on Grant's memorial day.
The police report shows the total num.
bor of arresta In July to have been 151.
A pockctbook has been found , the
owner of which should call on Chief Skin
ner or Officer O'Brien.
The preliminary oximlnatlon Into the
details of the Avoca tragoJy has now boon
sot for next Thursday , and will bo hold
In Avoca.
It Is to bo rngrottod that Charlie Gil
more has had financial bad luck , and hli
store on Main street has boon closed bj
chattel mortgage.
F. Booth , a white man , was arrestee
by ono of the colored specials at the colored
orod dance , it being claimed that Boot !
was raising a row there.
The funeral of Mrs. Wheclor was hole
yejtordny morning at her residence , corner
nor of Damon and Clinton streets , thi
Rev. Dr. McCroary ollhlatlng.
Miss Blanche Oliver Is now prepared
to glvo instructions in vocal and instrn
mental music. For terms apply at hoi
residence , No. 831 Park avonuo.
There will bo the annual mooting o
the old Rescue volunteer fire company a
the Rescue onglno homo this ovonlng a
8 o'clock. By order of D. S. Mock , pro
uldont.
Dr. Bellinger reports that Charles Andersen
dorson , who was snnstruck on Friday
has recovered with surprising rapldlt ;
and will soon bo free from all offoo.s o
the heat.
John Hayes had just enough to ;
aboard to think it was funny to knocl
the fruit oil a little stand on Broadway
On Saturday ho found that such upor
cost about ten dollars.
The saloon men have begun paying
license again , under the new ordinance
requiring $25 a month In advance. It i
predicted that nearly all the caloons wil
py without any trouble.
Saturdry the colored folka colebratoi
the emancipation in the West Indies
there being ; i picnic and parade. Col
Keatloy delivered the oration , and hi
gave the colored citizens ono of his bos
efforts.
James Brewer , who has been head cool
of the FaciQo house for thirteen yours
started about two weeks aqo for his oh
homo In Decatur , Toias , but was take )
sick at Fottsboro , and there died on Sun
day last.
Oapt. Maloney of the Fad fie hotisi
billiard parlor , Is again np and on duty
Ho succumbed to the heat about a wool
ago , and fell on the streets of Omaha
but prompt and eklllfnl oaro has brongh
him on his feet again and ho has about
recovered his strength.
Frank Reed is the name given by i
young follow who has boon picked up bj
the police on suspicion. Ho had about i
dczen brass finger rings which ho wai
peddling ont , and had succeeded in sellIng -
Ing ono to a colored boy for $1. Tin
rings had the necessary glitter , out :
jeweler says they are not worth half i
dollar for the lot.
Boomer township promises soon t <
brine ; a sensation to the front throngl
the courts. It ia said that at a danci
recently hold in that part of the country
a young girl was made drunk , and thoi
betrayed by one of the young men , anc
that the affair has caused so much Indig
nation and excitement that atlll fnrthoi
developments are to conn.
A ledge of Good Templars is to be
organized at the Young Men's Ghrlsliar
Association rooms this ovonlng. It Is t
singular fact that the temperance eiTorl
in this city hss boon so busy wltt
attempting to use legal force that no cold
water organization has over been formed
hero to work aloni ; the suasion lino. II
seems high time that the neglotod oai
should bo brought Into nso.
John Hoover , familiarly known In po
llco circles as "Calfskin , " was yesterday
cuffing some boys on the otreofc corner ,
when Officer O'Brien ordered him tc
stop , 11 o dared the officer to arrest him ,
and O'Brien ' accepted the challonga ,
though ho had to throw him two or three
times before ho could make him wall )
nloog to jill. Ho will now have a chance
this morning to answer a charge of dlt
orderly conduct , while on his side he
threatens to make it hot for the officer.
Mils Fannie Westcott , who has latelj
oomo hero from Kookuk , and taken the
.position of organist hi the Presbyterian
church , has now arranged to give lesiom
on the organ and the piano , her puplli
being given the choice between taking
Instruction at tholr own homes , or at hoi
roiidenco , No. 000 Washington avenua ,
Miss Woatcott hie been under the in
struction of some of the real maoterj
and has herself glron lessons for a nnm
her of years , and thera IB no doubt as tc
.her qualifications , bath as n musician anc
AS a teachoj.
Council Bluili has gained ranch in add
Ing to its residents 0. W.Djlbey , ol
Kansas city , who Is known at ono of the
finest muticlana and ouo of the best cor > v
posers of baud muslo In the laud , Hit
compositions are popular with the besl
bands in the country , and among musi
cians bis uomo Is a Umillar ono. He
purposes making this his permanent mi-
donco , and will continue to pnbliih l\\t \
muslo , which Is In tuch demand both
east and west. It scdlcletit encourage
ment Ja given him he m y prganiza a fine
't
band here al o. The onlerprhcs of uch
nn. nrtl t should rccetvolhostty inpport ,
ihkt ho m y find it to his Intctoit to stay
by the city for many years to como.
Lost Either at the Ogdcn honso or
between the Ogden homo and Main
street , a roll of bllli containing $170.00.
The finder will be liberally rewarded by
leaving * ho sitno at the Ogdoti house.
Dr. West , dentist , over BEE oQieo.
Substantial abstract of tltlo and real
citato loans. J. W. and . L. Squires ,
102 Pearl street.
THE PARLOB BOOK STORE ,
O. Bracket ! ' * Now Quarters Fcnst
the KJTCB niul Tempt the 1'ock-
olliook.
Have yon soon L. 0 , Brackott'a now
store ? If not you ought to take a look at
It. There may bo larger and moro ex
pensive ones , but for noatnocs , real
deginco , and thorough finish it cannot
bo excelled , and it Is doubtful If It is
equaled eton in Chicago. His now
quarters are at 238 Broadway , six doors
below his old placo. There are two
stories and basement , the upper floor
and basement being used for
reserve stock , and the main floor being
his salesroom , This has boon fitted
throughout In cherry finish , with ebony
and gold trimmings , presenting a most
elegant appearance. All the shelving is
In sections and on wheels so that It can
easily bo changed about. Those have
closed backs and so arranged that there
nro no chances for dirt and dust to accu
mulate. In some there nrj glass
cases for keeping soruo of the richer
goods. There are no counters , open
tables being placed throughout the center
of the salesroom. In fact , ono peculi
arity of the store Is that everything Is
open for easy and free inspection by the
customers.
This novel arrangement , unlike any
thing heretofore dovlsod , is an original
Idea with Mr. Braokott , who not only
designed all , but personally superin
tended all , watching closely every detail.
W. H. McMHIen did the carpentry and
L. 0. Larson the painting , and the work
Is a credit to tholr skill , as It will bear
the closest Inspection. The walls are
painted , the border is frescoed , and with
a corresponding colling the whole Is com
plete. Screens and other arrangements
are so provided that It proves a cool re
treat , free from illoa and dust , and neat
ness and comfort combined with the ele
gance , make it all that could bo desired.
At night the establishment Is oven moro
beautiful , with the electric light chatlng
away every shadow , and bringing out the
most attractive colorings of furnishings
and stock.
The office is a little parlor of itsolf. It
Is finished in cherry , with largo p'atcs of
glass , the lloor carpeted with velvet , and
the furuishlngi balng nil in keeping.
Such little conveniences as a lavatory and
a little work room are also In this com
plete establishment. Soma idea may bo
gained of the expense ot thus fitting up
this parlor of a store by the fact that four
carpenters have been on the jump for six
weeks , and the painters hive been at
work for ten days putting on the finishIng -
Ing touches.
Of the stock It is almost needless and
useless to attempt a description. The
public has long associated Mr. Braokett's
name with books , stationery , toys , and
novelties , and there Is such an endless
variety that even a personal inspection
does not reveal all. It has long since
become n common saying thti1 when any
novelty Is not to bo fo nd olcowhcro ,
"You will find It sure , at Brackott's. "
Ho established himself first In 1872 , In a
modest little room now occupied by John
Templeton , and as business increased
ho took a largar store , and soon bad
to take In the next ono also ,
and now ho has taken possession of this
now and elegant ono , and Is fast reaching
ont toward wholesale trade as well. The
secret of hii success is no secret to those
who know him. Wide awake and enter-
prlting , he is never so pushed or Harried
but that ho is always genial and cour
teous to those who call upon him , and
his employes catch his spirit. In prices
ho Is also as popular as ho Is In manner
of treating customers. Ho may well feel
proud of his business as well as his now
quarters.
DEAB DEINKS ,
A Hmaahcd IJiiKKX. n ricked Pocket
mill Niglic In Jail Cost n
Month's
A railway boy , named Standard , and
hailing from Missouri Valley , 1ms noon
having a hard tlmo for a few dayo , trying
to down John Barleycorn , and getting
thrown himself every round. Ho hired
a horse and bapgy at tbo Vulloy , and In
bin cproo the buggy got emaehod np. Ho
then started for tbla city , and at Ores
cent ho nas robbed of about fatty dollars.
It ecoma that nt that place ho fell Into
the company of Henry Grover , aa the
yonng follow gave hla name , who was ar
rested here the ether day on eneplclon of
being a crook. It will bo remembered
that Qrovor and another yonng fellow
were soon trying to dlapoao of a lot of
now pocket-knifes , and when arrested
Grovcr'a cjmpanlcm brokn and run fol
lowed by tome ballots from the oflioer'd
gun , but made good hla oicapo.
Grover waa held in jail for a
few days , but no evidence could
bo had against him and ho was lot out
It was thta aamo Grover who nut
Standard at Orcacont City and took him
Into the willow * to sloop oil' hla drunk ,
and there robbed him ot the money and
left him. There waa a $20 bill In
Standard's pocket which ho overlooked ,
and on coming to hlmsolf Standard
started with this for the Blufl'a to see if
ho could not get eomo oluo of Grover.
Here the ollicorn arrested him on tbo
strength of a telegram fnm the owners of
the smathed boggy and held until the
owner arrived bore. Standard settled np
that matter with him , and on being re
leased wan warned to sober up and go
homo , but he used the roit of hla money
to get more drink , and Saturday night he
was vgaln locked up and epent his Sun
day in jail sobering up and ttrlkfng a
oath balance , which showed that a
month's wiges had gene In thrco dayi
and there was not enough left to pay a
fine thii morning Standard Is said to
be a good man in hti line , but ho evi
dently got out of hit line along ways and
sot ; experience in a new line at too heavy
a coat ,
Dr. Wlle , Eye , Ear and Throat
specialist , room D Everett block.
FEflSTING ON FRUIT ,
The Palate of tbe Peiple Acquiring a
Taste for California Frnit ,
Council Bluflii a n DIstrlbntlnR
Point.
Mr. O. W. Butts has been in the city
for several weeks , looking after the ship
ments of California fruits , and represent
the Interests of Mr. Kcod , of Sacramento
ono of the largest fruit growers and
dealers in the state. Ho has boon here
every season for several years , and being
thoroughly conversant with all the details
of the market , has boon watching the
change with more ctxro and interest than
the avomgti man. "Do you know , " ho
naked the BEE man , "that them has been
a wonderful increase la the demand for
California fruit in the past few joirei
There are few who ate not In the bust'
ness , who real'za anything about It.
Take grapes , for Instance. I remember
that when California grapes were first
shipped Into Chicago , folks would look nt
them and say they didn't want any snch
green things as them to oat. They could
hardly bo sold , and many shipments did
not realize first coat. The people had to
learn to oat them , and It Is a fanny thing ,
that when ono gets in the habit of oatlng
California fruit , they hardly want any
ether kind. There's a peculiar flavor
which , when ono gets a liking for , there
cannot anything else take the place of.
Juat the same way with bananas. Why ,
a low years ago , if a dealer hung np a
bunch of thorn folks would look nt them ,
and sort of wonder at them , but they
would not bay them. Now there Is
hardly a grocery store In any little
country country place but what keeps
them dating the season. The first ship
ments of pears were almost ag bad a fail
ure , Folks would look at them , and say
they were nice , but the trouble was they
wouldn't ' bay thorn. Gradually they got
to baying a few , and taking thorn homo ,
and now there la no trouble to sell.
People have acquired the habit of oatlng
fruit , and especially California fruit , and
the trade has increased beyond the Idea
or the belief of most folks.
"California fruib will soon crowd out
most of the ether fruit In this part of the
country. The shipping facilities are fast
getting so that California can supply this
market , and tbo east and south will not
ship out horo. Now it costs about $700
a car to get the fruit through , and as
there nro about 400 boxes In a cur , a box
which can be bought In California at
$ L 75 , coats here about $3 DO , but- the
railway facilities and ratca are growing
better all the tlrao , and ilia trade will
grow In proportion. Even now there is
an Immense trade. For Instance , ono
lirm In Ottumwn handled thirteen cara of
California fruit this EOISOJI. That la jnat
a sample of what Is being done nil over.
Tbo California folks reallzs what the fa-
turo Is to be and are all jumping Into
raising fruit. Mr. Reed has 700 acres ,
and ships over fifty cara in a .season. Ho
has put out 10,000 poach trees , and In
thrco years from now will bo shipping a
carload a day.
"Council Bluffa is bound to bo the
great distributing point for .ill this Cali
fornia fruit. I am thoroughly satisfied
of that. It has tbo boat facilities for It.
There Is no senao In shipping the fruit
past and then shipping it back , for it can
just as well como here and from here
can bo sent ia all direction , espec
ially Into Iowa , Minnesota , and Missouri.
There Is little doubt but that another
year arrangements will bo made by which
there will bo regular fruit trains run
from California here , theeo trains to run
ns fast as the passenger trains , and per
haps follow right behind them. This
will cut down the tlmo from seven days
to four and one-half , and It Id expected
that the rates will bo reduced FO that the
consumer can got his fruit at 75 cents a
box loss. If this can bo done nothing
can compete with California fruit and
Council BIuiLt will bo the great point for
distribution. There are In Iowa alone
twenty-two good distributing points
where California fruit ia being handled
and those can all bo supplied from this
city. Mark my word and see what a
change another year will bring. "
Workers with metals generating elec
tricity escaped the cholera of ' 49. Then
use our electric belts. Judd & Smith ,
Council Bluffs. Agents wanted.
Under Ijoclc and Key.
There have been numerous street ru
mors and sorno criticism about the man
ner In which Arch Oofhnsu is being held
in custody ou the charge of murdering
Jack Mayno at Avoca. It has been said
that Coflman has been allowed the free
dom of the jail yard and of the streets ,
and lies been allowed to go to the hotels
forhlsmealr , etc. This li emphatically de
nied. When lint brought to this city ho
wai allowed to sit onttldo the j ll door
for n short tlmo with a guard beside him ,
but since that tlmo ho has boon under
lock and key in the norrldorof the j ll
though neb looked in ono of the small
cells , hia physical condition being such
that his physician deemed It dsngorons
to bare him thus treated. The following
Is the certificate of tbo doctor , and the
sheriff Is treating Ooflman ns ho would
any ether man under llko clrcunutancea :
COUNCIL BLUKKH , Iowa , July 30,1885.
Theodore Goi-.tar , sheriff of Pottawatta-
mio county , Iowa Dear Sir. I , as the
attending physician of A. W. Coffman ,
find that the cell of said Ooflmin Is too
poorly ventilated and the air too foul and
cl ieo for a man In his condition , and 1 dc-
slro fiat Its have mora open air , and ba
allowed mora ventilated quarters , which
Is necesiaiy to his recovery from the in-
juales from which ha la tailoring Yours ,
etc. , 0. II. PJ.NNEV , M. D.
There is a margin of savonty-eight In
the estimates of the number of saloons aa
made by the mayor of Ottumtra and
county sheriff The latter official counts
thirty-four , while tbe mayor says 112.
THOS. OFF i w . ii. M. ruai
Office , Pusev.
BACKERS
Council E luff3 , Iowa.
Established , - 1865
FRUIT ,
AND GARDEN FARM FOR SALE ,
Sixteen acres , tea la fiult , six la garden and
I mborland , ets room house , ttablo , Hell , clittrn , &c.
ijl In jfOvd onJkloo. 01 Ul trade tor Omaha prop-
" * '
T. KELLER ,
County Treasurer1 ! o fflooCouoclEluSi.
TJIJE REMINGTON
Standard Typewriter
At the Now Orleans Exposition.
I. The Jury of awards critically examined the various writing machines , nJ decided liy n ttr
thirds vote to Rlvo the hlghtft award to
. Th declilon cf this Jury WM Ignoiod bylhe committee of awirJs , and other Jurors weio aJdo
conitltutlng anew jury.
8. Thii iccond Jury ilfo ctltlcilly oxamlncd the varloui niltltg machines , and mikde the award of a
first clus gold modal , the highest award , to the RKMlxoTOiStondirdT/ps Wilier , for "simplicity , duro-
hlllty , ease of manipulation and ipwd. "
4. Toe report of this Jury WM made , dtlli crod to nnd receipted for by the sommltt jo of award ) on
Way 20.
6. Tlie membcrsof this Jury were n ui discharged.
5. No other jury examined ( ho ItiMif OTOS Standard Type-Writer nt Now Orleans.
7. Iho igncr of tb.i award arc honorallo and well known gentlemen. Their nJdrotsos are Charles
A. Morgan , Fs < ] , icutheinmarnger of It. 0. Dunn & Co. , New Oilcans , la. ) Kx-Oorornor Krank Bucon
U. B. commltsloncr of lisngas , and prtgldentol the U. 8. board of tommtolonen , Chinuto , Has ; Goo. A.
Beaten , Ktq , stcncgraphcr ind Ktcrttarj ol the board of U. S. commliisoncrf , Columbm , Ohio.
8. The affidavits of thtso gentlemen and the hlitoryol tho"C3n tot , which wo are preparing
pamphlet form , uo Hill lieplciscd to furnish on app'lcatlon.
The following Is the report :
The World's lodustiltl and Gotten Centennial Exp-sltlon , Now Oileanj. Jury rcpjrt. Appllcath
No. 8J5J group Oj chjs 611. Competition.
The nndcrelgned Jurors In the atx o entitled claa ; , having catcfally oximlnod the exhibit made
K. Itomln ten J.SCIIB , lllrri.Niv 'i oil , snd nil ccmiidrgcxhlbltf , concur In recommending the wa
ofaflrst clmsmcd Ihe Standard Tjpc-Wrltcrfor BlmpllcUy , dur blltj , caioof nun'pulatlon an
speed.
Dated this 10th day of Hay , 1SS5. OEO.nSATON. %
CaAS A. MORCHN , Uurors ;
KUANK BACON , )
WIKOFK , SE/MANS & BENEDICT , 330 Drcmlway , New York.
Chicago Office , 88 Madison St.
. H , SHOLES , Agent ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
SMITH & TOLLER , ACTS.
LEADING
7 and 9 Main St. ,
COUKOIL BLUFFS , . . . IOWA.
Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand.
Morene & Landstrom ,
Suits to order In latest styles nt cheapest possible prices.No.
No. 203 Main St. , Council Blt.ll
AND "THE ENGLISH" KITCHEN.
.Regular Dinner 11:30 to 1:150 : , 25 CCIKH.
505 Broadway , - - Council Bluffs.
The only nil night house in the city. 3 > orything ppr\c < l in firnt clsea style and on shor
notice. Hot and cold luuchea always ready.
N. J. SWANSON. C. E. SWANSON
SWA.WSOW MV7STC CO. ,
Dealers in PIANOS AND ORGANS
Appall klnda of musical Icitrun cntn. I'ianoa > nd organs eoln on the IrBtallment rlan. SImlol nstru-
inentBof o\ery dcectlptlcn tuned mid repaired. liming o\er 14 jcarsexpcilencu In the busmoaa wo tco
confident of glUng the best ofentiolcc Ion. Remember tlo place. Sign of tha gilt orgmi
329 BUOADNVAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
Keep Horses end Mules constantly on hand which
wo will cell In retail or carload lotfl
II Stock Warranted as RenrGsented
Wholesale androtMl dcilcrs la drain and Baled nay. 1'rlcea rc -
tenable Satisfaction Outnmtced.
SCJILUTER cfr B 0 IF L E Y
Oor. 5th Av. and 4th St. , Council Bluffs.
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE. Special a Tcrtomcnts ! , rvo as Lost
round , To Loan , Kin Sale , To Rent , Wants , Board.
Ing , etc. , will bo Iniortod In thla column at Ibo low
rate cf TKN OEMS PKR LINK foi the first trwrtlen
tnd FIVE CEI-m I'KIl LINK tot imch subsequent In-
( t tctvr A.lvortlsemenln M ont o3ce , Vn.
neir l.'rtadwav
WAHTB
t7 ANTED A good birber. J I' , Scbmdt , 72)
V way.
ASTRO A stood glil frr gcntril housework ,
m. J T. llalduln , ISOabthSt.
A six room lioueo , ten mlnn'oi
from lmaltuB , city utter , wull and cittern. 1'or
root cheap.
FOR HINTNo. . 1 0 Harrison street , three roomi.
MtNAllOS & CO. ,
4 I'oul street.
BU K An c'cfant Wlrcrrielniuirmrr retort ,
FOIt acres , HO tillable , railway nullon umUtn m-
boat antlinz ; fraino houee fur hnneetuul ; pafilllou ,
wine celUis , mtaurint , Ice hcute , tcneuunt hoiist ) ,
four cutugcf. barn , 2(0 fruit lno,3 aCKS priiptu ,
cow , hnrser , 13 boa'e , cto A flnu roKrt , ICO feet
aboWl coi tin rtr , and 120 feet oboto liarslioo
Hull pay $5,000acar , Address W. iV 8 , IlEK
otllce , Cornell Illulli
BALK Lands Improved aad unimproved.
FOH you want a farm In western Iowa , Kansas
Nebraika or Dakota , lot us botr from i ou.
SWAN & WilKBtt.
jiOIl HALK Houses. Lots and Land. A. J
P Ptcpbonion , 603 Klrtt avenue.
rpo ncAisa It 6 , b 9 , b 10 , h 13 are hotels India.
J. erent local ! ns fcr Bale or for trade.
, special bargain ; 400nimrro\od farm worth
B183 , prl' ' o for a thnrl time gIG.OCO , will trade
tor low priced Western lands Snan li Walker
, eaddlery Hardwire manuracturmi ; estab
lishment itook and mtchlnarysluu $7.t > CO , for
wrstern land 8 an & Wa k r , Council IlluCi
B 03 flock i f drj t-'ooile , groceries and birdware ,
aluo , ? J,000 , Inun gooa eastern Nebraska town
or land. Muan 4 Walker.
, stock of general merchandise In a gooj
western Iowa town , \alue 4,00 , wanta an lui
proved farm In vmtcrn Io a. bwan & Walker.
O S05 , itock ot hardnare In Etubo Co . Indiana ,
JL > for land , > aluo about Jl OCO. Bwan& Walker.
, newatockcf bar ware In a ) Uo Nebraska
BSOd for ) > nd , value 83,000. Bwan It. Walker
> 7 stock of irloi.ltural ( Implemints end shelf
bard wart ) , \alueabout 8,00j. wanta a good 1m
I roierl f rm. Hwan&W lker
BS03 , a JIO.QOO stock of c othlng In a peed Wl
coniln t i\ , 3 In lands and bilanco oabh or lin *
proved uectirlt ) , Beautiful store room at low rent.
Hum & Waiter.
, stock of mixed hardware In a Ihe western
B210 town fo/ cheap lands , \aluu (0,001. Bnao
Is Walkf r
' , line lirlrk block , rents well. In llvo central
B'Jll t unouerconi nccupled Hitbgeaoralttockof
Kooils waiitu an Improved farm , \nlue ; building
18,000. KOodicO ) . bwaoi jtalker
Bti-i nock nf boot ) , thoot data , caps and clothing
* alu .i 83000 In cnecltro best towns lu Neb. ,
\aluctUJOOOf rands. Svtau&W | ker
BSI3 , a fJ,0,0 block o ( doll-inf. wants lind In
North We.tsrn Iowa , fo W.OOO , and will pay
dlllereuce Suau A , Walker.
B14. an $8,000 Dtrck ot druxa In ccotral Iowa for
lin-t. 8 au& Wtltir.
B2 , auctherstok nf drugsvaluo fr"m 1500 tn8700
withstoro building a d lot \olue ? :00 In a geol
ebraua town wants partly Improved land , Swan A.
W.lker.
FOR full partlnilars , write to or call upon Swan &
Walker , lljcu want to icll , buy. or trade any
thing , tell 8. i , W about It. twin & Walker , Coun
cil Illua * lovta
8elf fi 4 Loit
UcbUllr " ' Jtunliood
Atororile prucrlrtloo of a uoied
ni. AdJjtu
PO. . ioCBISHlr
Madame t , J , Balcear ,
Who for the Fast 19 yentshan been j
San Francisco id now located at No 28 N. Gth Btru
opposite now Opera Houto
Madame Ealccar guarantees to roetoro
28 HAIR OR WHISKERS ,
Or tocUo anjonoahugh mustache or bring out a
no growth cf hair or board In from four to elx wcoke.
rlcoi reasonable and satlbfirtlon guaranteed ,
0 ancerp , dcafnefs and especially rheumatism and
oliriulottucsiacuiia 1 } .auotmnl gift of ho
ctrcis.
JEr. JT. JSalcear ,
; 0ouncll Blurts , I .
In Council Diuffs Imlng
And nil inoJern improvements , call bollu , ( ire
alarm bolls , etc , , ia the
ORESTON HOUSE
Noa. 215 , 217 and 21P , Main Street.
BIAX JOHN , - PROPRIETOH
WELLS COOK ,
General Accnt at Largo
FONU SYSTEM , "
H
Life and Anniiitv Ins.Co
WKSTKIIN DKPOT , 22
OOUNOIL BLUFFS IA ,
E. Eice M. D.
or other tu-nora removol without the
} knlfoor dinning ot Mood.
CHRONIC 'DISEASES , * k"'Ja ' * * * *
OK r thirty > cart pr > ct < ra kiprlenoe. Cfflco No
6 , I'di'lut'cut , IMunoll bluds.
Irtc.
SIMS ,
Attorney - at-Law
OOUNCll , BLUF18 , IOWA.
On Iriir Hint , Iciuf 7 rid fHtiil
nl < t\ Viiiift'r ) ' < r ll * i nil
N. BOEURZ.
ice of
ornoc OTKB AUKRIOIH
BLUFFS. IOWA
i * . VVICSTCOTX ,
Manufacturer of
Trunks , Satchels ,
Sample Casoi , olc.
Trunks Repaired.
No. J9 rarl St. , comer
ef Tint Avenue.
S3IU3OOUD
3E01S 8,03 , Y3I KOlSOa
wrx >
jimu iioNnoo
MTJI not n qAl
E. C. SMITH ,
General Agt.
> roiK un jumuce
company ,
M8 Broadway. Up
stairs.
J. L. FORMAN ,
CLOTHING ,
Gent' * Furnishing Qootft ,
HATS , CATS ,
Boots , Shoos , etc.
No. 164 Broadway ,
Opposite the Ogdcn House
A. J. StOTonson ,
Real Estate Dealer ,
so. 803 FIRST ATE. ,
Council niatfti , Iowa.
Ed. Wright
STENOGRAPHER
AND
Type-Writer
Offlci ) No. E18 Mjnatcr Et.
EVERYBODY'S STORE.
Dry Goods , Groceries , now ,
lreml , etc. ,
ALTTATB AT T1IB
Lowotl Market Price ,
Cor. ef liila il ninth An ,
Commonly known u
EVERYBODY'S STORE ,
Grandy & Oo , ,
City Dn Store ,
Flna Cigars , Toilet
Articles , Eta.
Prescription ! a Specialty.
No. 31 JI ln Et.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
That jon can nljr on.
it Lowctt Rates ,
XiVABOX * CO. ,
No. 4 Teail Et.
Mandcmakers&Van ,
ARCHITECTS ,
CONIHACTOBS
AKD BU1LDEF.S.
Ho. SOI Ufa it 8ritl * > 7.
TAYLOR & CALEF ,
Fanoy end Stapli
GROCERIES ,
But list U ill City.
No , Q6 Broadway ,
Oeniell BUCi
QDELL & DAY ,
No. 29 Feul Strc t i
Real EitateInrarance
and Loan Agent * .
Hare (500,000 to Loan OB
T per mil Intereit
H. S. WEST ,
DENTIST ,
No. 12 Pearl St ,
Over Bee office.
Firtlcular AtteitUa Olies
to tbj FresetTatlca of
tke natural Teeth.
C. L. NEUNAS ,
MEAT MARKET.
All kinds of
Fresh and Salt Meats ,
POULTRY.
No. 799 Main Street.
"TflDB LEFKOYI1S
No , 101 MAIN BT.
All klndj of
Fmlls , coniectlonery&Clnars
The cheapest store and
tbo but itock of 1'rulU.
Union Iron Worts ,
rfciatn & Co. , Props.
All kinds ol Outing *
OresttnKi A Hoofing rail-
In ; ! a specialty.
Prompt Attention Given
Ucpalrs.
Shop i Cor.Sd it * lth AT.
NEUMAYER'S HOTEL ,
Vu. 8C3,110 Brsilnr.
E I6311,0010 (1.15 in in
Tint Olati Bar
ia conneottcm.
Opposite Ogden lions * .
A , P. Hnncliott , MD.
Physician & Surgeon ,
Council IllufTs
OfflcaNoli 1'eatl Mrccl
HOUR * . 10 to 12 n. m , nnd
2 to 4 p. m.
Urjum NCRNo. . 110 Ith
street , hours , licforo
a. m , ami nfler 7 p. m ,
Telephone No. 10.
JOHN J , KURTZ ,
Meat Market.
Ccr. lllli Hi Ctery Stl ,
D. GOLDSTEIN ,
Pawn & Loan Office ,
223 Ilrorwlwnf.
GREAT BARGAINS
In Unredeemed Goods ,
WATCHES , JITCELSr ,
CI.01IIIKO ,
Jliufciil Insli iiincnt' ,
BercUtn , Ouu , cl : .
J. L. RATEKIN ,
Farmers' Commission store ,
Groceries an ! FrovItlEi ,
Frulti , Cefectler7 , Cls ri
Bad lotaccc.
A Sji'i-ciAwr.
G19 S. Main St. ,
Highest market prlcopald
fur farm produce.
J. J. BLISS ,
ALL THE
Latest Styles of
Millinery i Notions ,
- ICTCI' .
Alwjj-3 at irlcoi.
No. 32K lliomlway.
Dr. W. L. Capell ,
Special attention given to
Ueaiti cf Women and
Clronlo Clieagci.
CONSULTATION TREE.
Offlco In Dohany'e
Opera Houao.
CHICAGO MEAT MABKET ,
; omt F.V2B3 , Frcp.
Fresh and Salt Moat ,
SOLOSSM CAUSAQC ,
Lard , Du'cd Beef , etc ,
No. CMfarn Street ,
1st IMF 0. cf Ct. Jo. nse.
Real Estate
Uis ut Itiatuei
or
FOIiniiST SMITH ,
fire companies Represents
$22,000,000 , Of ASSEt ! .
No 130 Main EU
- ICT
P. 0. MILLEB ,
Wall rater am Decorations
rslnti,01li47aKlilii.
No. 13 Tearl St. ,
COUNCIL nuuTS , t/L. /
I. OIMNSKY.
New and ScconJ llnni
FURNITURE ,
Stores anooDseliold ] Good * ,
At Ixnreit Price *
Ohe&peit Start In Tovni
No. B3 ( Broadway ,
Council UturTi , low * .
BTOBAQE
Warehouse ,
Dohany's Old HalL
Drt. WOODBURY & SON ,
DENTISTS ,
Cor. Tcarl 81 , A let ATO , '
CosBCll Eluffl , lova.
I.J. KOBETICH ,
Floe Boot ani Shoe Mater ,
No 223 Main St. ,
Council IlltilTi ) , IOITB.
Boots and Shoes
AT taw rnicc * .
103 Mfiln Ctraatj
Conaotl Bltffi , U.
Surgeon
and Physician
Eye and Ear Surgery
Special ! ; .
500 Broadway , Upt Iri
itesldeno * 837 , OthAienn *
Oor 7th at
W. P. A-YIiSWORTH
Hrick buildings of any kind raised or moved and untlafaction guarantned , Fratns bum
moved on Little Olaut truclis , thu beat In the world ,
> AYLSWOKTH
1010 lnth t5trett , Couucil IJluU *
For any cire of Kidney or liter dliowe or djrpepm , rbeumRtlcrn , or any ( ' "W ? 1'Vj1ud5e1 }
by a lack of native power , ( hat cacnot be cuiicl by tbo use of lr ) . Judd & Smith Kloctrio
elts and ApnllBi cm > o. SO , Fourth Ht , Council llluffa ,
AGKN'JS WANTKD.
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