THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , MONDAY AUGUST 17 , 1885.
OOUEKGIIi BLUFFS
M nlay Morning , August 17.
ISUDSORirTlON IUTE3.
BT Omltl - - - - - - -JO wnta p i week
JJK n - ' - - - - 110.00 pel yew
MINOR MENTION ,
See Oooko & Morgan's GOe nhlrts.
Rcltcr , morchnnt tailor , for fine goods
Fire tale at H , Friedman's this wook.
Lawns thirty per cent discount nt
Hatknesi Bros.
The best unl&undrlod shirk over shown
lor GOo at Oocko & Morgan's.
Entire ttock damaged by fire will bo
Bold at fire prices at II. Friedman's.
The report of the sulcldo of Mrs. Koos ,
near Orescent city , lacks confirmation.
The circuit court for this county opens
to-dsy with Judge Connor on the bench.
Going out of children's nndmltsoa' hoao
nt fifty per cent discount at Harknojs
Broe.
Broe.My
My damaged stock must bo closed ont
nt ones to mike room for my now fall
otock , H. Friedman ,
Fifty dozen reinforced linen boaom
"Dtright Anchor" cotton COc cash , worth
85 : , at Oocko & Morgan's.
A lawn party Is to bo given by Mrs.
F. Cooley and other ladles , at Mrs.
Morgan's homo next Thursday evening.
Ono hundred pieces ribbons , north
from lOo to 25c per yard , all at Do per
yard , at Oocko & Morgan's.
There was a largo crowd at the plcnlo
given by the Dnilds yesterday. A num
ber of the Omaha grove participated.
The fire WAS slight and goods mostly
damaged by smoke , but must be sold ,
Gall and got first pick at H. Friedman's.
The congregational church was so
crowded yesterday morning that chairs
had to bo brought In to accommodate
tho'o who could gut no sittings in the
pews.
The young people of the Presbyterian
church are to glvo a lawn party next
Thursday evening nt the residence of
Judge J. P. Gaaadny , on Washington
avonuo.
Marshal Guimella has dosldod to atop
the street dross parade of the sailed
dovoa. If the resolution Is only carried
Into effect the reform will bo hailed with
delight.
Ladles' and children's underwear , em
broidery , coreeta , worsteds , etc. , regard-
lots of coat or value , as they are slightly
damaged by fire , water or smoke , at H.
Friedman's ,
Dick Hoist , of Kiel's hotel , Is now
happy In the possession of an elegant
gold watch , the gift of the Spotmanu ,
who bought It for him during their visit
to the old country.
Charges have been brought against
JSokompor Bros , for selling liquor to
minors , and for keeping open on Sunday.
The case will be hoard by Judge Ay lea-
worth next Thursday.
John Nicholson has received a tele
gram stating that his horse , Boecher , had
boon stolen from the stable at the race
track at Blair , the attendants having
boon chloroformed. Bill Grlflia , from
whom Nicholson bought the horse Is said
to have taken it.
Saturday night burglars wore prowling
about the house of E. J. Abbott , and
wore forcing open a window when the
dog made such a nolso as to arouse the
family and frighten the intruders off.
They loft their heel marks , and the evi
dences of work on the window.
Lewis and Boeorofi , two well-known
oxprosimcn , had a row Saturday over the
hauling of some baggage , In which Boe-
croft got several sharp raps over the head
with the butt end of a whip. Both wore
arrested for disturbing the peace , and
their cases postponed for a week.
On Saturday the bill bond of § 10,000
In the Coffman case was filed with the
clerk of courts , and Mr. Ooflnnn wns re
leased from custody. His daughter , Mrs.
Harlow , of Avoca , was In the city Situr-
day , and accompanied him to Omaha ,
vrhoro ho had aomo little businces to at
tend to , and ho will return to his homo
to-day. The signers of his bond are J.
W. and E. L. Davis , S. 0. Harlow , 0.
B. Nelson , F. Benjamin , Ed. Garaoly ,
and Charles Uhdeu.
Over a month ago Mrs. Wallace , wife
of an expressman , suddenly loft homo for
parts unknown , deserting her husband
and tovoral small children. "Wallace got
Information that she had centered her nf-
fectlons upon Nelson Hcston , who lived
near Orescent City , and that she
had gone with him. Ho filed an Inform
ation before Jnstloa tiohurz , and has had
them arrested In Sioux Olty. They will
bo brought Into court Tuesday for a hearIng -
Ing on the charge of lowdncsj.
On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. 0.
A. Tlbblts celebrated their tenth wed-
dlug anniversary in a very happy manner
nor , the occuilon being shared In by
about seventy-five couples of their friends.
A largo platform for dancing was erected ,
and the grounds about their residence on
Seventh street wore brilliantly lighted ,
and the guests were cared for with lavish
hospitality. A largo number of gifts
appropriate to such an anniversary were
bestowed upon the worthy couple.
Pat Vlllisca , who has gained a good
deal of notoriety by his peculiar acti as a
hackman , and bit treatment of thoao who
were not used to the ways of the city ,
was egiln brought to the front S tard y ,
for a breach of trust. It secmi that
William Luitrop gave Vllllioi six dollars
to pay George Feigason for a pilr of
prafrlo dcgi , which Liutrop had bar
gained for , and for which ho sent Vil-
liica. The meotetigor went after the
dog > , and got them , but failed to pay
over the cath. The matter did not seem
to fcavo enough of a criminal tlngo to It
ID como under the criminal law , and Pat
was set free. Ho ought to make use of
his freedom now in putting a goodly dis
tance between hts heels and the city
limit ! , for the city Is gottlnt ? tired of
him.
Some unruly bo/a are causing great an-
no/anco and trouble by using the Baptist
chiroa as a Inrgot for stones and other
m'sillos ' , and a number of the windows
have been broken. The chApel Is used
for a music room during the week , and
some of the ladies have been badly
frightened , ni well as having their pa-
tlonco tried to the utmost. The boys ,
after throwing these missiles , rnn and
hldo behind a neighboring fence , but they
have not oicapod recognition , and the
next offense will cause them to bo rocog-
nlzid In the polloo court.
A bnggy In which were seated two
young men , ono of them being young
Klrscht , were thrown ont on Broadway
yesterday , near the Ogden house , a
loose nut loitlng ono of the wheels off ,
and starting the horse Into a run. The
buggy was somewhat damaged , but
neither of the young men were hurt.
That block on Broadway seems to have a
peculiar effect on the nuts of buggies
which pasj over It. Within a week four
wheels have como off , and throe of those
accidents Gccnrroi within a distance of
fifty foot.
Workers with metals ROD era ting oleo-
rlclty escaped the cholera of ' 49. Then
8) our electric bolts. Judd & Smith ,
Oonncll Bluffs. Agents wanted.
A MISSING- MAN ,
Ho Games to Council Blufid AVitli
Money to BUT Goods anil
A ahoomakcr , named Oarpontcr , loft
his homo In Pacific Junction lant Monday
to como to this city on business , and has
not yat rotutnod nor been hoard from by
his family. Ho lias n vfifo and two
children , and they are naturally anlTarlng
greatly from anxiety and suspense. Shor-
iiT Dan Fdrroll was hero yesterday hunt
ing for the jniseiaR man , and learned
thit ho arrived hero Monday and called
at Larson's leather store , where ho had
Intended to bny nemo stock , and to pay a
bill of about $54 , the money for which
ho had with him. Ho did not settle the
bill , and made no purchase , but aaid ho
would bo In again. Ho tcld some other
patty that ho was going over to Omaha ,
to BOO if ho could not do bettor there ,
and it was learned that ho really did go
thtre , and that ho was noon going to the
depot in that city last Tuesday morning
with the avowed Intention of returning
to thia city. Tula la the last trace had of
him. Ho was a very steady man , and
waa not given to drink , Delnt ; ao consti
tuted that a very little whisky would
sot him crazy , ao ho seldom touched any
thing in that lino. There sooma to be no
other clrcumstaucoa which would caneo
him to voluntarily absent himself from
hta family , and while ho was not rich ,
still he was not in any financial distress.
Various theories are advanced aa to
what has become of him , bnt they are all
theories , and there seems thus far no
facts developed to substantiate any ono of
them. Ho is a man of about thirty-five
years of ago , sandy complexion , full
board , well sprinkled with gray. Ho Is
of average alza and build , and has a
Roman noao , which is very noticeable
from Its peculiar turning to ono aide , 03
if It had been at some tltno broken.
ELEGANT WEDDINO AND STYLISII PABTV
Stationary , the finest and moat complete
line ever brought to the city now at
rayon's BEE JOB OFFICE.
Invitations , Programs , Rsgrets , Calling
Cards , etc. ,
THE LATEST STYLES ,
and in quantities to suit.
Also a beautiful line of
ENGRAVED FOLDEB.S AND CAKDS.
Call and see them. All aiders filled
promptly , and the work will ba guaran
teed to equal the stock ,
THE DELEGATES ,
The City Roiiubllctins Name Their
KcprcBontatirca to tlto County
Convention.
Saturday evening the republican irard
oaucnsos were held to select delegates to
the county convention which moeta In
this city on Wednesday iioxt. The fol
lowing was the reaalt.
FIUST WAIID.
Goo. Caraon , chairman , H. B. Brown ,
secretary.
DeloRatoz Wai McFa-lden , E. B.
Gardiner , A. J. Bump , George Caraon ,
M. B. Brown , E. J. Abbott.
SECOND WAIID.
Spencer Smith , chairman ; U. K. Hcato ,
oecrotary.
Dalefintes Ed. Mott , T. J. Evans ,
Jacob Slma , 0 , R. Scott , J. 0 , Rodobock ,
0. 8 , Unbbard , Frank Grass , Spencer
Smith , F. W. McO rger.
Member of committee , J , 0. Rodebeck.
THIRD
George F , Smith , chairman ; Frank
Oook , secretary.
Delegates John' Llndt , George F.
Smith , Ool. Sapp , John Bennett , W.
A. Wood , B. W. flight , J. U. Reed.
FOUKTII WAIID.
Delegates J. F , Evans , Phil Armour ,
H. W. Hart , Walter I. Smith , J. D.
Edmundson , A. T. FJfcklngor , A. J.
Brown , A. B. Walker , E. R. Fonda , 0.
S. llazloton.
Dr. West , dentist , over BEE office.
Dr. Wiles , Eye , Ear aud Throat
specialist , room D Everett block.
Grand Ii'iourulon.
Next Thursday , August 20 , the Chica
go , Rock laland & Pacific railway will
have a grand excnnlon to Oolfax Spring * ,
tickets for tbo round trip being pUood at
the extraordinary loir prloe of $3,40 , and
good to return until September 1. Those
who dealro further Information can se
cure It by applying to 8 , S. Stevoni , gen
eral agent , No. 007 Broadway.
Substantial abstract of tltlo and real
oatsto Irnns. J. W. and E , L. Squires ,
102 Pearl street.
Boring for a water eupply at the town of
15UV mat with aucpesiful results at a depth
of 12) feet , water raialog to within a few feet
of the mrface of the ground.
A OHANOE FOE VATJGHAN ,
Old Citizens Gnther to See Who Can
Tell Tlio BlfiKcst lilo ,
Looking around for sensations a day or
Iwo since , a BEE reporter accidentally
stumbled In upon an assembly , which ho
soon learned was composed of all the
biggest liars In the city , oxcapt the Non
pareil , who had met by appointment for
the purpose ot contesting for the modal ,
The reporter was lucky enough to citoh
the very beginning of the mooting.
Said the first champion : "I mod to
have a mighty scary team of oxen. Ono
day as I was hauling a monstrous load of
hay to my barn , them oxen got scared at
a ton foot snake In the road , and started
on a dead run , making light straight for
the barn as tight as they could dig out.
All at once , as wo Rot near the barn , I
noticed that the load of hay was just as
high as the top of the door that wo was
colng in , and that there was no chance
for mo and the load of bay to go in to
gether. If no undertook ( t , I'd
got scraped off frith out a donbt , and no
tolling what the consequences might bo.
Just as the lead was going In , It flashed
on mo to jnmp. Being so oxcltod I gave
a tremendous jump right up over the top
of the barn , and that load of hay was jast
coming out at the other sldo of the barn
as I came down , and I lit right eqtmo on
It whore I had boon setting before I glvo
the jnmp , and not a hair of my head was
No. J2 was next called. Said ho : "Mine
Is a fish story. Keep your asats , gentle
men , I bet ; of you. I know fish stories
are old , but this will bo different from
any yon have over heard yet. " 1'hoy
ompoaod thomaolvoa with a bad grace to
listen , but wore well topald. "I con
cluded ono time to go fishing , "wont on
champion iSo. 2 , "and wont over to a
email crook , and set down on thobank , and
dropped In my line , anil almost before I
touched the water with It I got such a
fearful bite that It bent the polo double
and jerked mo Into the bottom cf the
crook. When I opened ray eyes I siw a
trout laying alongoldo of mo , and Its head
was by my head , and Us tall by my feet ,
making It just as long as I was. I raised
up and then the trout raised up , aud I
jumped out on the bink and so did the
trout , and blocs my soul If that trout
didn't start up that hill through the pas
ture field and rnn Into the woods , mo
following It , and I hope to dlo If I
didn't ' chase that trout a full six miles ,
clear to Brldgewator. before wo struck
water again. It wont Into the river there
and that was the Inst I sow of it. "
Champion No. 3 carna on the stand
with a happy expression which seemed to
say , "That story will bo nowhere when I
tell mine. " "When I was a young fel
low , " ho began , "I used to do a good
deal of trading in pelts , furs , otc. Onetime
time I had been ont buying , and trot a
terrible big stock on hand , and was bring
ing them homo in a wagon. It took six
horses to pull that wagon , and as wo got
to the top of the last hill ono of them
gave ont and fell just as If dead. I
jampedout of the wagon , took ont my pook-
ot knlfo , skinned him , threw his pelt into
the wagon , and drove on , for It was get
ting late and I wanted to get home.
When wo had got about a mile further I
heard a familiar nolcjh , and looking back ,
saw that horse that I had just oklnnod
and left for dead coming at full gallop.
He como right up to the wagon , and I
took some of the beat aheap ppJts I had
and wrapped around him , and may my
right arm wither and drop off , If them
sheep pelts didn't grow fast to that horse ,
and every year after that for ten years I
sheared 1,000 pounds of the finest wool
oft from that animal , and so mhde my
fortune. "
There seemed to bo ageneral oplnlcn In
the assembly , judging from their looks
and blank expressions , that no ono would
volunteer to beat that one , but to the
astonishment of all concerned , Champion
No. 4 walked ont without the least
trepidation , and began as follows :
"There is every reason to bellevo that
Mayor Yaughan stands a good chance to
receive the candidacy for governor of this
state , - "
He was Intending to go on , but cud-
donly found himself without an audience.
His first sentence had won him the
modal , and ho stood alone victor of the
field and monarch of all ho surveyed.
PEKSONAJj.
| IDoc.'II. Mills , of Omaha , was in the city
yesterday.
W. G. Coller , of Racine , wna a Sunday
Rueat at Bechtele's ,
Attorney William Sears left yesterday for
Wisconsin on legal business.
Hon. f. M , 0 , Logan , of the town bearing
hia own name , Sundayed in the ISluffs.
Mrs. 0,1C. Hceao has gene to Beatrice ,
Neb , , on a visit to her father and mother.
Jim McMnhon , who is cow located In 1're
mont , Nob. , spent Sunday here with his rela
tives ,
James Craig has accepted tha position of
bookkeeper in Judd & Smith's electric belt
factory.
H , Merrlam , editor of the Sundty Nowa
Omaha , last evening took a trip to Atlantic ,
and will return this ovenlnp.
Mr. aad Mrs , T , B. Ettep , of Cincinnati ,
are m the city , visiting their eon , W , C , Es
top , of the firm of Field & Kstep ,
J , Ballinger , who Is with Stewart Bros , , is
the happy father of a little maiden , who ar
rived In tbo city Saturday morning ,
A. Sobleutor , of Scliloutor & Bowley , of
Kiel'd barn , leaves to-day with n carload of
bortes and mules for West Point , Neb.
L , n , Josalyn , of JnnesvIIlo , Wts , , arrived
in the city S&turday on a visit to his daugh
ters , MM. II. W. Tllton and Mrs. P. M.
Pry or ,
John Temploton has returned from Ne
braska City. Ills nephew , Jlmmle Gregg ,
accompanied him home , and will remain here
a few days ,
Mr. Simon IJisetnan returned Saturday
from the east , where he has been purchasing
new goods in large enough ciuantitles to fill
his enlarged store.
Her. T. J , Mackey , the rector of St. Paul's
cburcb , who Is In Europe , nails for this coun
try this week , nnd expects to reach homo by
the let of S apt ember.
Conductor Charlie Mack , of the Dummy
train , it off on a three weeks' leave of absence.
Hewlll vliit Wliconain aud the eait. His
placa is being filled by Chris Durr.
Among the arrivals at the Ogdeo yesterday
were : 0. Woolcott , of Detroit ; V , II , Beck-
with , of Cleveland ; 0. M , Kendall , of Mil
waukee ; A. J , McDonald , of Kansas City ,
Among those at the Pacific house yesterday
were Olitf Lewis , of 1'aribault , Mian ; II. 0
Williams , of Ionia , la. ; Wm. Conradl , of San
Francisco ; and 1' . II. Hasie , cf Los Angeles
William Gronoweg , of the firm of Grono-
ECIED hTT CW"KT \ TIX
AND "THE ENGLISH" KITGHEN.
HeRtilnr Dinner 11:3O : to 1 : O , JIB cents.
505 Broadway , - - Council Bluffs.
The only nil night house In the city. Evt'tylhlrf ' ? tcrvwl In firet clan etylo and on shot
notice. Hot nnd cold lunches nlwnys ready.
Norene & Landstrom ,
Merchant
SuiU to order In latest styles nt cheapest possible [ prices ,
No. 205 Main St. , Council Blnff
N. J. SWANSOH. 0. E , SWAKSON
8WAWS&N MUSIC CO. ,
Dealers in PIANOS AND ORGANS
And all kinds ol tnuslcnl luftrumcuts. Plinoa tnd orjrans sola on Iho ItBtallimnt plan. Unitcil nstru-
mentsot o\crr description tuned mid repaired. HMliiRoxr II ycnrs on ] > otlcnco In the business wo too
confident of giving the best ot tatUtactlon. llcmembcr ttoplaco. Sign ot the gilt orgin
329 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA
KIEL SALE STABLES
Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which
no will aoll In retail or carload Iota
All Stock Warranted as Represented
\VholeealoandrotMldcalorsln drain end Baled Uay. I'rlccs ro -
tenable Sitttfactlon Uiuraotcod.
SCHLVTER A VOWLEY
Cor. 5th Av. nnd 4th St. , Council Bluffs.
wog & Shoentgen , who has been spending
several months in Europe , has arrived in
Now York , and will reach homo In a day or
two ,
BOGUS PAPER.
A Fellow Arrcatod for Buying a
Ilorso of a Boy and
Hi 111 WortnlcsB Notes.
Yesterday a boyish looking fellow made
complaint at police headquarters that ho
had boon swindled out of a horse by n
man named Henry Reynolds. Accord
ing to the boy's story ho sold a horse to
Reynolds , who was a Dtranger ,
and who was dealing in hones ,
and Reynolds paid him two
dollars in cash and two notes , guar
anteeing that the notes were good , and
that all ho would have to do would be to
present them nnd got the cash on them.
The boy , after trying In vain to collect
the notes , learned on Inquiring that the
signers were not worth any property , and
that their paper _ _ had no valne in the
money mwkot. no also dlscDVorod
that Reynolds had endorsed the
notes "without recourse , " and hunt
ing np Reynolds ho demanded back his
horse , balioving tbat such was the under
standing and agreement when the trade
was made. Reynolds refuged to do any
thing about It , and so ho was arrested.
The case will ba hoard bcforo Judge
Aylesworth this morning ,
The Dubuque & Northwestern railway
company bought about fifty acres of land
In the northern pirt of Dubuque for ma
chine shops , transfer grounds , and other
nseo. The final course of the road has
been decided upon nud it will be pushed
forward as rapidly as possible.
The Mat ion conn'y ' fair Is to bo hold
August 25 to 28 inclmlvo , nt the new
grounds of the associithn , near the town
of Knoxvlllo. The race track Is said to
ono of the very host In the Etito.
S.A ,
100 Main St. , Council Bluffa
Retail Boot and Shoe etoro " 'hero big bargains can
always be found.
GIVEN
ON THE
Piano and Organ ,
By Mien Fannia Wcstcott , Organist ; at the
Presbyterian church. Ilosidence COG Wash
ington Ave.
Office & Pusev *
CA
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Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Established , - 1865
jr. L.
No. 507 Brcsdwey Oor.ccll Blaffa.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Th following tiio Iho tlmoa ot Iho arrival irii dt >
utrtaiocl tnltu by central ( standard tlmo , . < the
locil depots. Trains leava transfer depot icr nlc
aici enllcr and arrive ton mlnutot later.
DIPABT. ARUIVH ,
rmcioo tud noannnnugi ,
0.-25 A u Uall and Eipresi fl'P : P M
12 : 0 r M Aocomtuoditlou 4M > r M
6 ISO r u KxpicM 6:05 : A u
CBICiGOABD BOOKIOLUID ,
025 ; A H Mall aud E > pres 8:63 : - tl
7:26 : A M Accommodation 6:16 : r M
6:30 : r 11 EiprefB P:00 : A u
Knucio , utivAuaii AHD St. riUL.
0:20 : A K Mall and Xxnreu 0:50 P u
6:26 : r u Kxpresi 9:06 : A H
OHIOAOO , totuvaroi AKD quiKor ,
0:66 : A MA ! ) and Kxpreii 7:10 : f u
Sir AM ooaiui odatlan 2:00 : f u
r atptui 8:601 : u
at. u > ma AXD rActne ,
J:15 : r u Local St. Loula Kipresa Local -
8:00 : p 11 Tranifer " " Tranuf r 8:20 : m
LAMIAl CITTi BT. 10 * AHB OOUBWl JLUrM.
10:0' : ' ) A li Mall * nU Kxpreu BMQ r u
6:16 : r u Kipreea OM A u
BIODX OITI AMD rACIFlO ,
7:20 : A u Mall for Sioux City 0:10 : r tt
7:80 : r u Egrets lor Ut l'ul BS6 A u
CNION rAuirio ,
11:00 : A K Djnter Kiprcu 4:35 : t M
1.-06 f u Lluooln I'm * 0' & R V 2:35 : r u
7:66 : r Overland rUpribU 6sg : A u
DtniHT raiisa TO OIIAUA.
I vo 'Council BluB * 8:557:55SO10SO : : : :
11:10 : . m. lSO 2SO-BBO : :28-66-o.-J6 :
Ili5 : p. m. Leave Ouiaha 9S5 : 7S : e:60 : 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES
HOIICB. Cpccltl ik reitlscmetiU itto ti Lett
found , To Loan , Foi Silo , To ROL'Wants , UoiiJ.
toff , eto. , will bo Inserted la thla column at the ton
rtU oi TEN CENTO PER LINK for the Drat Insertion
ted riVK CENTS PER LINE ( or lach silbsoqcon ! IB-
Bcrtloti. Lcarcajvarllsomenii at onioEM , Ho , 1 !
1'oail etroet ncnr Broidnav
WANTH
REST Tha ilouMo olllcaon Drovl ay recently
Eon
ociuplod by Dr. Sojboit , Horace Krorett
FOR RUNT - A BX ! room house , ten minutes wnlk
from bualncjd , city w tcr , well and cistern. For
rent cheap.
FOR HUM No. 180 Ilarrlson street , three roomr.
McUAliox&Co.
1 Pciil street.
FOR SALE An o'efrant Wisconsin Bummer retort ,
260 acres , ICO tillable , ralU ay station anil Btoim-
boat nndltii ; ; frame bouse for ImncstcnJ ; payllllon ,
wine ccllirs , restaurant , Ice house , tenement liouso ,
four cotttBec , barn , SCO fruit trcce,3 acica pnipcs ,
cow , horses , ISboatp , cto. A Ono resort , SCO feet
above Wi'co&Ein r'.Acr , and 120 feet above Barahoo
It wll pay es.oodajcar. Address W. & a , BKB
olllce , Council DlulU.
FOK SALE Landa Improved aad unimproved.
If you want a farm In western Iowa , Kan a
Nobiaoka or Dakota , let us heir from you.
SWAN & WALKHR.
R SALE Houses. Lota and Land. A. J
Ptclicn | < Kin , CC3 First avenue.
rpo KXCAANO li 6 , b 9 , b 10,1) 13 are hotels In utff.
JL ercntlocatkns fcr sale or fortrado.
Bl3 , special bargain ; 400 a Imcrovcd Urm worth
$18,000 , prliolur a ebort timeSIC.OOO , will trade
for low piiccd Western lands. Swan & Walker.
, eaddlery Hardware manufacturing cstab-
BEOt etock and machinery , value S7.CCO , for
western land Swan & Wallc r , Council IIluffs ,
T ) 203 , Block ft dry geode , groceries and hardware ,
13 value , $3,000 , la an good eastern Nebraska town
or land. Swan b Walker.
T > 201 , stock of general merchandise In a good
13 western lena town , value 4,000 , wants an 1m
irovrd farm in western Iowa , awun Si Walker.
SOS , Block of hardwire In Stubon Co. . Indiana ,
for land , value about Sl.OCO. Scran & Walker.
100 , iicwetock of bar ware In a lire Nebraska
town forlind , v lue 83,000. Sican & Walker.
2)7. stock of rloultural Implements end shell
hardware , \alue about 8,000. wants a good 1m
proved farm. Sivan & Walker.
T > 203 , & 810,003 stock of o'otlilng In a good Wla
JL > conslu city , \ In lands and bilanco cash or Im
proved security. Beautiful store room at low rent
tiwan k Walker.
210 , Etoclc of mixed hardware In a Ihe western
B
lOAatonn for cheap lands , value $3,003. Snan
& Walker.
, line Urlck olook , rents well , In a Hvo central
B211 Ain ono rcom occupied with gcaeral stock of
goods , wants an Improved farm , value ; building
13,000 , goods $7,003. Suan & jsalltcr.
stork of boots , shoeH hats , caps and clothing
B212 $3,000 , In ono of tha best towns In Nob. ,
valued 83,000 for , andg. Swan & W lkcr.
, a 33.0CO stock of clothing , wants land In
North Western Iowa , for $0,000 , and will pay
difference 8 an & Walker.
, an $8,000 stock of drugs In central fowa for
B214 . Swan & Walerr.
, stock o ! drugs v luo fromf500 to 8700
B2lfitmother building and lot value gSOO In a good
> cbraua town wants partly Improved land. Swan &
Walker.
full particulars , write to or call upon Swan &
FOR . If you want to sell , buy , or trade any
thing , tell S. & W. about It. bwan & Walker , Coun
ell Blufls Iowa.
COUNCIL DLnn s , WA.
TnOS , OFFICKK W. It M TUBE
In Council Bluffa ba\lng
And all modern improvements , call bolte , 6ro
alarm belle , etc. , in the
ORESTON HOUSE
Nos. 215 , 217 nnd Jlfl , Main Street.
MAX inHIf , - PROPJIIETOR
U ,
Who for the past ID ycatsbaB bccnrroctlslng In
Jan Francisco U now located ut No is M. Ctb Strict ,
opiioalto now Opera IIouso.
Madame llilcoar guaraincea to rcBtoro
HAIR OR WHISKERS ,
Or to glvo anyone a liughmuelacbe or brin ? out n
ne growth cf b lr orbonrJIn from four toelxweeks.
ileus reasonable anil eatltlftlon guaranteed ,
0 tncoip , dcalnciB OMiitiHcUHj ihtumitlim and
chrr.D/o / Llnnib cuita ly uuttuitl gilt ol be
circle ,
. jE7. JT. JBaJcetir ,
Council BlufTs , la.
S. SOETJEZ.
Tuolipfi nf 111
ijlibliuo 111 111
orriui6 oven AHKJUOAH
E. Eice M. D.
orothef lumors reraovol without the
j knlfeor ilranlng ol blood.
CHRONIC -DISEASES ,
Over thirty > earnpr ftie * le p ileno . Office No
11,1'diilbtreet , Council UuOtf
fier ,
WELLS COOK.
General Aitent at targe
" SAFETV FUND SYSTEM , "
life and Annuity InsCo
BBANCH WBETKUS DEPOT , 22
OOUNOIL BLUFF8.U .
V. WKSTCOTT ,
Manufacturer of
Trunks , Satchels ,
Sample Cases , otc.
Trunks Repaired.
Ho. M Pearl St. , corner
ef Flnt ATenne.
S3IU300UD
/owl jw iiT [ ) |
lmU 5,03 T3l
CWli-
E. C. SMITH ,
tJcncral Agent
N.Y , Life Ins , Oo
Assets , - - $00,000,000
Surplus , - [ 10OOC,0.'o
No. tOO Broadway. Up
Malta.
tr-
J. I * . FOKMAN ,
CLOTHING ,
Bint's Farnlthlng Ooodi ,
HATS , CAPS ,
loots , Shoos , otc.
No. 1M Broadway ,
Opposite the Ogdcn House
A. 3. StOTonson ,
Real Estate Dealer ,
10. 603 TOUT AVIt ,
Council .Mluffe , Iowa.
Ed. Wright
STENOGRAPHER
Type-Writer
Office No. S18 Mjnater St.
I EVERYBODY'S STORE.
Dry Goods , Groceries , Flow ,
Feed , etc. ,
ALtTATB AT TUB
Lowest Market Price ,
Oci. cf lllia tci tUBth Aie. ,
Commonlf known u
EVERYBODY'S STORE.
Qrandy 2e Oo. ,
City Dm Store ,
, Flno Cigars , Toilet
Articles , Eto ,
rlptloDi a Specialty.
No , 21 Main Bt
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
That yon an rtly on.
vomr at Lmit Rales.
KeUAEOH * CO. ,
No. t Fearl Bt.
Mandcmakcrs & Van ,
IECH1TECTS ,
CONIBiCTOBS
AND BD1LDEES.
Ho. 101 Vipii Srsilvj ; .
TAYLOR & CALEF ,
Fancy and Btapli
GROCERIES ,
But Uil la til City ,
ftx S3t Broadway ,
Omcll
Union Iron Worts
Bnuitn & Co. ,
All kind ! ol OuUcn
OteMaft li Booting rail
Irjfi a ipcdalty.
Prompt Attention Glrci
Bepalra.
Shopa Cor.Sd it JtlSthAr
H. S. WEST ,
DENTIST ,
No. 12 Pearl St. ,
Over Bee office
Firtlcslu Atteatloa Dire :
to tks Freiemtics cf
Teeth.
C. L. NEUNAS.
MEAT MARKET.
All Undi of
Fresh and Salt Meats ,
roui/rnY.
No. 799 Main Street ,
LEFIOYI1S
No , 101 BIAIN ST.
All kinds of
Thficheapeit itore and
the beit stock of FrulU.
ODELL & DAY ,
No. WPwJBtrMl.
Ee J E tatflInrartnoa
Dare | iCO,000 U Lou oa
T per rant InUrtil.
NEUMAYER'S HOTEL ,
Vit. 858,810 BnUnr.
Eltil 11,00 UII,2i W < IT
Flnt Olui Bar
la ftenntollca
Oppoitt * Oplen Ilotua.
A , P , Hanchott , MD ,
Physician & Surgeon ,
Council Want.
Office No 12 I'p.irl Street
HOUR * : 10 to 12 a. in. , nJ
2 to 4 p. m.
iaiDENCK ! No. 120till
( street , hours , before !
a , in. anil after 7 p. m.
Telephone No. 10.
JOHN J. KURTZ ,
PHffiNII
Meat Market
Cr. tii ! ! 1 Ctorj Cti.
D. GOLDSTEIN ,
PAWN & LOAN OFFICE
223 Broadway.
GREAT BARGAINS
In Unredeemed Goods
TTAICHE3 , JEWELE7 ,
CLOTHING ,
Altintrnl Ilifttruiuonth
BtnlTKI , OCCI , CtO ,
J. L. RATEKIN ,
Fanners' commission store
PBALKUIN
Qrceelci ui
Fralti , Confectioner ? ,
ltd Totaecc.
POOLTttV A SrECULTT.
G19 S. Main St. ,
Ugliest market prlcopolc
for farm produce.
J. J. BL/ISS ,
ALL THE
Latest Styles of
Millinery g Notions
Alvaji it Isweit prlcn.
No. 328 JlrouUway.
Dr. W. L. Capell ,
Special attention glrcn to
of Wcnta and
Citcilo Elicitei.
CONSULTATION FHEE.
Office In Dolmny's
) pera House.
niCiQQ UEiT HiEKET
JOntl r,7 B3 , Prop.
Frosli and Salt , Mcat ,
EOL0311A OAU3ASI ! ,
Lard , Dried Beef , etc
No. CUS Slnin Street ,
it C : r 8. cf Ct.
Real Jstate (
Leu til ttutuoi Agn
-HF
roimiisT SSIITII ,
{ 22,000,000
Ni ISOMilnSL.
'J3nll Jlaf i , - tore
P , 0 , MILLEB ,
fall rater ail Dicorallonr
r ! cti,0li ! Vmtiin.
No. 13 I'cart EL ,
HLUIT3 , IX
11 ll
I. GIMNSICr ,
Now aud Second Ilsni
FURNITURE ,
liws and BODsetioli Oosli ;
At Low oat I'rlcos
Cheapest Eton ID Tuwa ,
No. 53 ! lromlir j ,
Council lilufft , Iowa ,
F.lMJollInRer , M.D.
Surgeon
and Physician
Ejo and Ear Snrgerj
Specially.
500 Broadway , Cp-staln
ilesldeaoe CS7GthAienUi
Dor. 7th Si ,
jf
Drs. WOODBURY & SON ,
DENTISTS ,
Cor. Pearl SU i lit Aye. , 11
CcBiell Blnfi , ICY * . )
J.J. KOBETICH ,
fine Boot ail Efioa Hater ,
'
No 223 Main St ,
Council Illuffn , low * .
T. N. BUAY ,
Boots and Shoes
AT LOW rBICKt.
1O3 TuToln. Btxaot ,
CnsBU Sluffl , It.
STORAGE
Warehouse
Dobany'aOldHalL
J. IV9. Pr SLLlr
WUOLK3ALK DKALKH IN
Employ no traveling ogentn , thua ravin ) ; their cxponiea to cuslomeiB.
Agent lor I'ara Hubber Company. Wiite for prictg ,
4(3 ( Broadway , Gouncii Bluffsla ,
W. P. AYX.SWORTH .
Brick bulldlDpa of any Idnd raised or moved and unUslMlioa guaraotsaJ. I
movixl on LHtlo Giant tracke , the best la tba world.
p ' AYLSW011TU
1010 Mnth'street , Council Dlufl *