KEPTEMB H
THE AILY BEE.
Pridiy Morning , September 4
Office No. 12 Pearl St.
Delivered by carrier to any part ol the clt ;
or twenty cants a week.
U , \V. TiLTOSi Miter and Le see
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nopulil.can Connty Oonvonilon.
The republicans of PottawAttamt
county , Iowa , will moot in delegate con
vontlon at the cinrt rooms in Oounoi
Bluffs on Thursday , Sept. 24th , 1885 , a
11 o'clock a. m. , for the pntnoje of pliclm
in nDmmatlon , to bo voted for at thi
Kcnoral olecUon , candidates for the fol
lowing offices , and the transaction o
such other business as may proper ) ]
como before the convention :
Ono oindldato for the office ol count ]
BUOao candidate for the office of count ]
treasurer. , . _
Oao candidate for the office of sheriff
Ono candidate for the office of count ]
superintendent of schools.
Ono candidate for the office of count ]
surveyor. ,
Oao candidate for the offic3 of count ]
coroner. . . .
Two cindldatca for members of tn <
board of nuporvlsors.
Two candidates for mombora of tn <
legislature. , . ,
The basis of representation In tn (
county convention will bo ono dologati
Irom o ch township or voting precinct
and ono delegate for oaoh fifty votes or
fraction of ovoc twonty-nvo cast for the
Hon. Frank D. Jackson * secretary o !
Btato. at the lait general election. Till ;
will entitle the several townships one
products to the following roproaontn
tlon :
' ' ' '
Total' . . . . . 117
The primaries In the several townships
will bo held on Sitnrday evening , Sep
tember 19 , 1885 , at 8 o'clock unices
otherwise ordered.
By order of the Republican County
Central Ojtnmlttoo.
JACOB SIMS , Chiirman.
Dated at Council BluftVSapt. 2 , 1885.
MINOR MENTION.
I toiler , merchant tailor , for finogoodn
Dr. A. J. Cook haa removed his rasl'
donee to No. 34 North Main St.
The city council Is to meet in special
eoision this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
llegular mooting of Fidelity Council
No. 15G , K. A. , this ( Friday ) evening.
All momberaaro requested to bo present.
In the replevin casa of Flnkon against
Plioklngor , as trustee , and Olattorbuck ,
Jndgo Connor has decided lu favor of the
plaintiff ,
Mrs J. A. Lasello , of Now York city ,
Las taken rooms at No. 30 ? Broadway ,
and will shortly open a drosi-maklng es
tablishment.
In the circuit court yesterday the so-
ductlon caao of Anna Briilm ogainat Max
Alpon was still on trial. The parUea llvo
near Mind on.
Two men , ono named Carson , the other
George Smith , strangers in the city , were
taken in by the police yesterday ; afternoon -
noon , bolng too fnll ot anti-prohibition.
I j 1 Mr. Boskinan , the poll-tax CDlloctor ,
It I has baon giving the delinquents a llttlo
| [ rest this week , but is preparing to start
out with fresh vigor , and gather In the
dnoata whlou are justly duo.
0. A. Bonoa & Co. are contemplating
oomo marked improvements , among thorn
bolng the adding of another story to
their largo estallshmont , and preparing
i\ to engage moro largely in wholesaling.
Four crippled tramps have boon caus
ing much annoyance In and about the
Rock Island depot and yards , and the
police bavo decided to run them in on
night. Ono has an arm In a aling , an
other baa lost a hand , and the two others
aio each short ono leg.
Fred Qorstonbon ; , who has gained a
good deal of notoriety in the courts , is
the only ono who has yet paid the saloon
license for September. Ho has oatensl-
bly bought the saloon lately run by
BraasGold , against whom an Injunction
was lately obtained by the prohibi
tionists.
The < lro committee yoitorday mada a
I contract for 1,500 foot of now hose for
the use of the department. The now
hose la of the "Rod Maltose Cross" brand ,
and is warranted for four years , and to
stand a pressure of 400 pounds. The
price to bo paid la 05 cents a foot , In gen
eral fund warrants.
The divorce case of Anna Gorstcnborg
ngalnat Fred Gerstonbcrg was hoard bj
Judge Connor yesterday. She claimed
that her husband had often abused her ,
had thrown dishes at her , hit her , and
othorwlso brutally used her , and that he
WJB too big a drunkard for her to live
longer with , Ho did not appear to die
prove any of the charges. This couple
seem to bo having a stormy matrimonial
career , and ono would think that thoj
would soon got BO used to being divorcee
and married that they conld hardly tel
| , , whether they were double or alnglo. Shi
testified yesterday that they were firs
mirtiod five yeara ajo , and then divorcee
about three years ago , and then romar
rled , and now a divorce Is wanted again
ELEGANT WEDDING AND 8TYUSII IUIIT1
Stationery , the finest and moat cornploti
line over brought to the city now e.t
i-HYOii'a HUE JOB omor.
II Invitation ) , Program ? , Regrets , Calling
It Cards , etc. ,
I ; TUB LA.TKBT STYLES ,
aril In quanti iea to to.lt.
[ ; ' Also a buautifal line of
KNOUAVKU FOLDE113 AKD UAHDH.
Call and too tboin. All oiderj fillec
promptly , and the work will bu guiran
teed to iqual tbo stcci.
EXPENSIVE LITIGATION ,
An Irate Italian Hops on His Attorney
wlBlooiinHisEye ,
A. Dear Deal In Horse Flcsli.
Jo Oalnne , an Italian , who has nnlj
boon In thii country a year , and whc
has been keeping a fruit stand here , hn
jast been having some ozpaiionoa in law
which does not glvo him a very high opln
Ion of the juattco or economy of loga
proceedings In America , Ho can tall
very llttlo English , which adda to his dlf
fuultlcB , and the story of his wrongs i
rather mixed In the doUlla , but in sub
stance la as follows : A short tlmo ago he
purchased a horao of a professional trade
named Oampboll , paying for the aniraa
$75 in hard earned cash , and bolng as
eared that ho wai getting i
steed which was sound Ir
every respect , but which ho soot
found totb blind and balky. Ho wa
naturally indignant at being thus 1m
poaod upon , and hurried into court to so-
euro roparatlon. Jnstlco Schurz hoan
his caio , and advised him to have some
attorney look after his interests , and J
J. Stewart and W. H. Ware , two well
known mombora of the bar , became in
torostod. Papers were loaned , and Con
stable Clattorbnok succeeded In gottln ;
out of Oampboll the $75 originally paic
for the horao. This amount was pale
Into court , and the constable took out hit
fees , and the justice took out his fees
and the balance of the money was paid t (
the attorneys. When Calnnlo settled
with his attorneys ho recolvod as the bal-
§ 10 , the rest of the $75 having been uaet
In getting it back for him. Ho woe
wrnthy , and claimed that Olattorbuok
bad no business to cottlo with the horec
trader for $75 , but that ho should have
made the horao trader pay all the
coata bealdop , thua leaving him the origi
nal $75. Ho wanted the attorneys to
DOglu suit against Olattorbuck for the
lalanco of his money , and indignantly
; hrow down the $4G on the table of the
attorneys , and said that ho would not
lake it. The Italian grow hotter and
latter an ho thought of how his money
bad dwindled down , and ho had nothing
, o ahow for it , and the attorneys , while
not thinking that it would do any geode
, o ano Clattoibnck , followed his instrnc-
iIoDB aad commenced action. This action
10 soon after dismissed , having boon ad
vising with some of his other friends.
[ Jo concluded ho had batter take what ho
conld got and quit the courts , but on np-
ilylug to his attorneys for bis money he
ound that they claimed it na fees , ao
; hat ho had nothing at all loft.
Pho attorneys claimed that the Italian
lad ordered thorn to BUD Olattorbuck ,
ind gave them tbo $4G for their
oos , and that it was not their fault If ho
dismissed the case , they retaining the
money under the contract thua made.
The Italian could aeo nothing to the
whole affair except the fact that whereas
10 once had $75 , ho nsw had nothing ,
nd that it haa coat him all of the money
iO get the money back from a man who
lad swindled him out of It on a horse
rndo. There was blood In hla eye , aud
10 yesterday made a demand on Ware
or the money , and bolng rofoacd ho
irooeodod to choke and ahako the attor-
ley , and make direful threats. The
Italian was arrested , on the charge of
assault , and will have a boating this
moraine ? , whloh will probably cost him
; en dollars moro. Ho bogina to
; hlnk that American modes of
loallng out jnatlca are very complicated
md costly , and the next tlmo ho Is of-
'ered any money ho will probably bo con-
ent to take what ho can got , rather than
jght for the whole. His temper aud his
gnoranco have cost him BO far about $75 ,
md If ho cariiea into execution the
.hreata ho.han been indulging In ho will
probably find that the bill will run atlll
ilgher. Hla attack on the attorney yoc-
orday caused quite a llttlo etroet aenaa-
ion , and no llttlo sympathy waaoxprojaed
or the follow who had thus taken his
irst lesson In the courts and in dealing
prl h attornoya.
After giving bonds for his appearance
n the morning to answer to the charge of
istault , the Italian was arreatod again on
mother complaint , that of making threats ,
ilr. Ware being the complainant , and
ustlco Frainoy issuing the papers.
Workers with metals generating oleo-
rlcity escaped the cholera of ' 49. Then
iaa our electric belts. Jndd & Sm'th ' ,
Council Bluffs. Agenta wanted.
Dr. Wiles , Eye , E r and Throat
pcclaliat , Room D , Everett block.
Read.
To clojo out the old atcck wo make the
allowing low offer on Pianos and Organs :
\Vebtor \ upright piano , style 1 § 290
n . n . 2 345
it .1 n n 3 _ 375
Ohaso " " " B 225
F 250
" equaro grand" " 7 250
Weatorn Cottage organ , " 4 50
Call or addreaa Mueller Music Com-
3auy , 103 Main street , Council BlnfTs ,
[ owa.
FLEET FEET ,
Council BlufTd to bo Well Represented
on the OinaliK Tr oU.
Council Bluffs not only has the mate
rial Eiifliclcnt to stock several fairs , Btato
fairs too , with showings of agricultural
Implement * , but this olty lisa alao some
excellent horao flesh , which will do credit
to Iho city In tbo thowlnga of speed ,
Among the fleetest footed ones which
will bo on the track nt the Omaha fair le
the swift little mue , Mnttio Haile , ownec
by Uol , D. B. Dally. She baa been en
tered In the 2:35 : and In the froc-for-nl
pacing races , and If sto Is in condition ,
the horoo that takes the 2:35 : race from
her will have to do some pacing. She it
a young mare , only five years old , auc
very promising. She has been short ol
work S3 far , and Omaha will ba her
firjt entrance and race this season.
Cbl , Dilly'a Brnttii , a line ohoitnut ,
fira years old , will alto be on the track.
Ho is a green her o , but very promising.
Ho U recovering from the Illness with
which he has been suffering for four oi
five weeks.
Mr 0. ITaldtne , of this city , enter
his Manhattan In the U:00 : clai * , and a'so
lu the 2:48 : trottloc raco. Monhittnn is
* One young stallion , and bids fair to trot
well In bis claisei ,
The above horses will be under the
management of M. E H rlo , of this oily ,
a driver and trainer of considerable
merit.
The BEE li also Informed th&t Dr.
Wade Otrey and Ohirllo Wilson , of thi
city , will bo In Omaha with their atablet
which contain some very fast stoppers.
Mr. Illght , of Glonwood , has n fin
stallion , wbioh has boon on tbo track her
for training , and which will also ahow hi
ipeed find form At Omaha.
Several other fine horses nro expoctoi
from here and hereabouts.
2 TOO BUST TOADVJBBTISE ,
ICocllno & Volt Observing Tliolr An
nlvcrsurj.
The BEE man dropped into Koollno i' '
Felt's wholesale hardware house yctter
day , and wai greeted with , "Haven't an ;
llmo to glvo yon an advoitlsomont now
can't stop to write up the copy too blj
a rush. " The explanation of the rujl
was found In part , in the goodi bolnj
got together for shipment , the marking
showing that the firm are tending iron
stool , heivy hard waroand wood stock in al
directlona. Part of thornah w&a explained
od , however , by the fact that beside ;
caring for the usual business , an ncaoun
of atcck ia bolng taken , which la no amal
undertaking , The firm haa been in busl <
neta jntt ayoar nowand In twelve month :
they have certainly got hold of a blf
trade , having built up ao rapidly that one
dropping Into the place and Booing fourteen -
teen men on the jump can hardly realize
that the house has only been established
a year. The growth and success cf the
buainoas , started In a time of gonoral'do-
preselon , la something phenomenal , and
ihowB thst Council Bio Us la a good point
lot jobbing when the jobbing falls
into the hands of each men
as W. S. Koollno and 0. L. Foil , who
lava both experience- and enterprise.
Tholr building at NOJ. 117 and 119 Main
street , it three stories and basement , and
well adapted for a largo business , bat at
.he present rate of growth oven this
argo building will soon prove too small.
The bright prospects with which their
second year opens , and the success which
ins attended the first year , are matters of
: ongratulatlon not only for the firm , but
or the citizens generally , vho cannot but
> olnt to auch n houao with pride.
GETTING HOT ,
\ \Vhiaporca Tliroat That if the St-
loons Will Not Pny License They
Shall
Not moro than half of the saloon man
lave paid the license required under the
iop ordinance , and each seems waiting to
eo what the others are going to do.
'hoao who paid for August do not fool
ilepoicd to pay for another month until
hey can BOO that the others are to bo
nado to pay. The city authorities are
rylng to hurry up the delinquents by
rroatlng them for uooplng open after
loura , and other clmrgus , bat not many
lave boon forced into lino. The matter
IBS reached a crlala now , for there will
> o no licenec money paid lu until thojo
ho are willing to pay shall aeo the de-
: nquenta brought to tlmo. The city
elena are puzzling their heads greatly
ver the situation , and it hai gone out on
tie quiet that If the saloon mun do not
omo to the front promptly and freely ,
nd pay the required lloonso , without any
ickorliiga or foolintr , the city in its official
apaclty will return tbo money to those who
lave pild , and will then proceed to shut
11 up tight. The license ordinaries was
rringed at the instance of thoao who
aid that if they conld run without being
Isturbod by the city authorities they
onld glndlv pay a license. Now that
icy have the privilege , they rafuao to
ay. It ia not Improbable that the de-
iys and bickerings may reanlt in the xe-
usal ta Ifltuo any licenses , and the oloe-
ng of the saloons ,
PEUSONAL/ .
W. 1' . Bump , of Missouri Valley , waa in
ha city yesterday.
Mayor A. It. Anderson , oE Sidney , waa in
ho Bluffs yesterday.
Mrs. Barnoll and Mrs. Ransom , ef Avoc * ,
UTO yoatarday in the Bluffs ,
II. N. McGrew , of Daniion , waa witti hla
louncil Bluffa friends yesterday.
Mrs. M. J , Alworth and daughter left ycs-
orday for Ames , Iowa , to visit friends.
Mr. Kd Cowling returned yesterday
aorninff from the east , where ho haa boon
nrcliasing his fall and winter supply of dry
oods ,
Kov. T. J. Mackey ia being molt cordially
welcomed back to Oonnsil BluUd , He great-
y enjoyed bis visit ta the old country , and
ntora ngaia upon his dutioa 3 rector of St.
'aul'a church with renewed
A Complete Surprise.
One of the old citizens was surprised
jompletaly yesterday. Ho had noticed
, hat Hatteubauer was offering aomo ro-
inatkably low prises on carriage * and
juggles , etc. , but had no idea of how low ,
jr how excellent was the make of the vc-
ilclea thna offered until ho dropped in
md looked for himself. There haa boon
10 much talk about special bargains that
people are hard to convince , bat in this
: as9 Hattonhaner will convince yon.
IOWA IT&MS.
The Dos Molnoa poatoffico has moved
nto uew quartets ,
The Yiuton factory cans seventy-five
ions of corn a week.
The capital Invcated In factories in
Davenport amounts to $1,707,500.
The soldiers reunion lu Wayne ojunty
latt week was attended by 5,000 people ,
A Fort Dodge man ahled a brlok at a
largo rat and sraathod $125 worth of
plate glass.
The coopers of Davenport threaten to
etrlko If the reduction of one cent a bar
rel ia enforced.
The city council of Davenport propose
to light tbo city with electricity , aad will
tdverttkB for proposals.
The Fifth rtglmont of Iowa National
guards was reviewed by Gov. Sherman
at tbo Oreston oaoimpment.
J. K , Daal , of Ourol county , Ins
joen nominated for the senate by tlu
republicans of the Forty-eighth die-
trier.
trier.Tho rains of ( ho put week raised the
Grind river , in Decatnr county , out of
ta banks , carrying away many of Itu
Jtidgoj.
The partisan political axe has knockeo
off several heads In D a Molnea county ,
and the remnant of oitica-holdora art
trembling In their boots ,
Conductor Soott , of the Rock Iiland
road , fell from the retr platform of hit
IrMn while uoar'Catey , MiisUinlng severe
Injucles about his head.
Burglara broke into the Chicago , Milwaukee
waukeo and St. Paul depot at Lyons
plundering number of trunks , securing
booty to the amount of several hundrec
dollars ,
Thomas Morrow , a rojpacted citizen o
Manning , dropped dead in the rear of i
saloon In that town one day last week
The coronet's ju'y returned a vordioi o
death from heart disease.
Q. M. Wlleon and his son Fred livlnf
near Ira , in Jasper county , were throwr
from their carriage list Wednesday by
tholr runaway team , the aon Fred receiv
ing toiions if not fatal injuries about thi
head. The father was unhurt.
The Nlshnabotna river during the entire
tire season ia aald to have been Indulging
in a tuccoBtlon of overflows , heretofore
unknown since the ( ottloment of the
country , much damage roiultlng to crops
and property along the bottom lands.
A conatablo , a justice of the peace and
on attorney at Angus , heretofore proml
nont in the whisky cases in that town ,
have boon discovered In a blackmailing
sohomo , compelling the saloon men ol
the town to put up a certain aomo month
ly in order to avoid prosecution.
The following Iowa cities will have
special delivery aorvlca : Burlington ,
Cedar Rapids , Clinton , Oroalon , Council
Bluffc , Davenport , Des Molnoi , Dnbu-
quo , Fort Madlaon , Iowa City , Keokuk ,
Lyons , Marahalltown , Mount Pleaiant ,
Mnscatlne , Oekaloosa , Ottumwa , Sioux
City and Waterloo.
The largo three-story brlok flouring
mill at Vlnton , belonging to the Vlnton
Mill company , was burned to the ground
on Friday night. The mill had a capaci
ty of 100 barrels par day and was ono of
.ho largest and most complete mills in
.hat part of the state. Lots , $28.000 :
Insurance , $10,000.
The boiler at the Nlvers foundry , in
Muscatlno , exploded Friday evening.
The dome , weighing some 200 pound * ,
was blown through the root and carried
s distance of 300 foot. The proprietor * ,
fllvora , Charles Batoman and Albert
Dounell , were all standing near the boll-
or at the tltnu of the explosion , aud all
tvero moro or loss bruised and scalded ,
> ut fortunately none of them were- fatally
njurad.
Tne executive comralltao of the Grant
nomorlal demonstration at Dubuque find
, hat after paying all expenses of that day
hat they allll have an unexpended bal
ance of $200 , which Ihoy have decided to
urn over to thn trustees of the Veteran
3t > rps , to bo uaed for the oroctlon of a
oldlen' monument on the aoldiora' lot in
he cemolory , the plan of the monument
md time of its erection to bo left to the
Veteran corps.
Aa Colvln Myorn and family were at-
omptlnK to ford Crooked creek , near
Mount Pleasant , the king bolt came out ,
md the wagon box swung down the
tream , and the entire family were
Towncd with the exception of Mr.
Hyora , who clung to the rolna and came
ut with the team. The drowned were
ho wife Evalino , JImmlo r.fiod twelve ,
Uyrtlo aged BOVOD , and Henry aged
our. The boy Jltumio wna found tn&t
ay , the rcat of the fam ly the next fore-
loon ,
The death of Mra. Fannie Crane An-
eraon cf Davenport at El Dorado , Kan-
aa , on the 27h , was instantancoaa and
oartrendlng Mrs Anderson with her
tepdaughter , Miss Sadie , and her cousin ,
'arktr Burrows of Davenport , cccom-
) inled the lady lo the depot in the fam-
y carriage , Packer driving. A caboose
n which the lady waj to rtdo stotd nlonu
oar the depot. The lady , Miss Sjdio
nd Parker wew jaat inaldu of the ca-
> oo30 , and MM. Andoracn stopped b-
weon the ralla to talk with her frlond.
IVhilo they were engaged fn convent
ion , an engine backed a train of alxtoon
arj down the track , and the last car
truck the caboose with force that pros-
rated all at the door , while Parker wai
) ltchcd out upon the platform and off it ,
ailing upon the ground at the side. The
lumper of the ccboosj struck Mrr. An-
ieraon in the brcaatjahoexslalmod "oh ! "
a she foil. Her head dropped upon ono
all and ono of her foot upon the other
nd the wheels of five cara paaa over head
nd ankle.
Mra. Mary Pfoilier desires to return
lor sincere thanks to those who BO klnd-
ygavo her tholr sympathy and assistance
.urlng the alckaosa and death of her
laughter OUra ,
lcc yccl Porkers ,
CHICAGO , Sept , 3 , The statement is pun
ished here that twenty-one cholera stricken
logs were cut down and condemned at the
tocliyards last night and Tuesday forty others
ivero condemned ia the same way , making
Ixty one in two care. The lioga have been
hipped to the city m a droasod condition ,
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE. Special rortltemen cj.a tg Lost
'oand , To Loan , For Bala , To Ite-i Wants , CosiJ-
Kg , aio. , will b Inaertod In thlo column at the low
to ol TEN CKNT3 PKIC LINE ( or > ' ) flrit Insertion
nd VIVE CENTS FCR LIKE lei CC' * > BUbwqnaDt In-
ertlon. Leatciilterttietnenta at i-aj otiet , Ho 12
'oul street near JJicadwav
WANTS
I70R sn > r OnoUit'o unfurnlibcd room , flrtt floor ,
L' 623dlitli eve , secoml dun doni I'dail street.
on BALK-Houses lots and linJ. \ . i t i
F ( On , EOS First Atcnur , Oounci D ufta "
R M A nix loom bouio , t > ralnntci walk
Foil buslccEB , city water , well md cUtorn. 1'or
ent cbo p.
KOR KB.ST No. ISO Ilanlscm 6tmt ; , three room ; ,
M ( 'AMONiCo. '
41'cailetnet.
FOll SALY , FOR KENT OH LXCHANQE.
. 63 Fr > r Bale or rent , oneiy liberal to ' " 9.
NO. The Comi'll riuffj Paper Mill , complete , ilth
ho larjo botrdlrrf house ami UIIB acres of B' Ind
No. 6 Abu | lam.iiro | > eity lu Cherokee , Ct. ikeo
DUintr , Iow > , vtll tiado tur wietora liaar. \ lue
about 8 1 , CCO.
NO. 80 A beiutllolliomoln the town ol IIa > MRS ,
Mllla oouuty , Io a , for N brtikalatid , Value , ( 00.
Mo , 41 A KOfil bmlnesi | > t ( peitv ami a'so K ooj
residence rropert ) In the tonuol Cheuvo , MB itu
county , III. , low down lrcub or will eichany ( or
western land * ,
No 179 A ejilenald ( arm , well ln > iiro > ed , 0(0 * ores
n Dickinson count } , lo a , Joining the tern u olij.rlt .
Lake. Price , ( or aihoit tiujc$3l > per acio
No. 184 to 137 Aru ( our Imuiove-d larme la Fbl 1 1 > 3
Dounty Kanea > , cio'l lth a email lucumbra < n.
fhoeiiuHaa will be eicban ed ( or unlncutnbt id
HildlandloNebratka.
No. H3-480 acres In Ho'.t oouDty , Nob. , par ly
mprovid , ntatlg bargain. ttacU looxobatigo ( jr
.
No. CIA flne two ttorh'lck r flJence , rcc o (
; bo belt locations In Council lllufle , l 1 trade lor
mod unlncumbered Kacsn or Nebruka Undo. Vu "e
No 66 aud 11 're two other btautllul hcme < In
Jounoll UluKi , wblca cata iiajm nt Hill buy at a
No. SA biautl'ul ' lubuilun locitlon la Iowa
Cltv. Iowa , wiiloxthinyu ( or wtettro lauda. Value
ita'tbofearoonly afcwot our epccial tarKtlni
II vtu'jieg'taDjIhlnif to trade or ell , orwautto
'e'lanvretl ' estate cr mer-handlie , write m We
havjs tcrtlKColetoclc9o ( cooiU to trade ( > r lands.
BWANWALKEH ,
Council UltiOn , Iowa.
.TA'COS 8iM8 ,
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The New York
PLUMBING CO'Y
552 Broaclwav.
Council Bluffs , low ;
SANITARY
HYDRAULIC
ENGINEERSPUB
X , C and PRIVATI
SYSTEMS of SEW. .
ERAGE , WATEI
WORKS and YEN
TELATION designed -
ed and constructed.
PLUMBING worl
in all its branches
This coniDauv have
one of the best assort
ed stocks oi plumb
ing goodsinthewest ,
Estimates furnish-
3d.
3d.Marrv
Marrv Birkinbine >
PLUMBING CO'Y
55 BROADWAY
COUNCIL BLUFFS
No. 27.
Our buyer writes from New
ork that lie lies purchased the
argest and Choicest Line of
-AND-
: ver Shown in this city , These
; oods are now arriving daily ami
/e / i especially invite everybody
o call and see them.
Cloths ,
Linoleums ,
Mattings-
, OF ALL KINDS.
Window Sliades ,
Cornice Poles ,
Etc , , Etc.
\T POPULAR PRICES.
louncll Bluffs CaipetCo
405 Broadwav.
S.A. PIERCE,1
1 00 Main at. , Council
K UII Boot and Shoe itoio licio big'
.
l aj bo louml.
ONLY HOTEL
Ia Council UluOg bn-luf
Lnd all modern Improvements , call belle , Cie
alarm tiolU , etc , , U the
DBESTON HOUSE
No . 210 , 217 and 219 , M in Street.
TAX
LESSONS GIVE ®
OK Till
Piano and Organ ,
By Mi Fannit Weatcott , OrRan'.it ; at thi
LVesbyterian church , lleiidenca COO W h'
n/jton Ave ,
TIIJE
Standard Typewriter
At the Now Orleans Exposition
' ' ,11-1".e' ; ' " " ie'ttto"r > " > "rloua ntltlnic B.d.nr , . . ml diciM bj .
thlrelavoto to glio the
highest award to the Iiinrtnn > * .
. Tbodeclilon tf Jury M Ignored bj the commllteo of award. , . .1 tther Jurors
rjonititutln new nry.
'
hlClrt , Mdtothon,1IOTovSU , UdTn. < .Wlter . , or Simplicity , de
bility , ea o ol manipulation nd r * d. " ! '
i. Tjoiiportoflhl.JarywMmvlo.dcUmodtOMjdrccoipto.lforhythoooi mlttJool a arto0
AlAy SO.
6. The members of this Jnry nero n \ cr discharged.
. No other fury examined the lliiMijieTOV Standard Tjiie-Wrltcr n Jew OiltaM.
7. 1 he eigncri of tb. award are honor ble and well known B , , llsmen. Thslr a Mrotsai * to Clu
rg.nrBoUtl1Inm . . . .
B.Bcrofn.0.nunn&Oo.NcWOilf 11 , i. . ! Kt-Oovernor t nk IUW
U. a oomnlMtoneiof K.Mw.t pMldontoftno U. 8. bond of .
commtalonoM , Ch.ni.te , K s ; deo. A.
Beaten , Bq. , slcncer i'hernidstirtlarjol the board of U. S. comml.iionorf , Oolumhu. , Ohio.
8. The affidavits of tht o eentlomcn and the history of the contort , hlch wo are preparing
pamphlet form , wo 111 bo picawd to furnUh on apiJIcatlCii.
The following I3 the rcport- :
The World'alnduitiUUndCotlcnC'ci.tcnnWnipcslllon.NewOileann. Jury report. Appllcatlo
No. 816 ; group 6 ; class 814. Competition.
The onderslgncd Juror , la the above entitled elau , haIng carefully examined the othlbli made
rl' . lT * " I" " ' " 'I" ' ' N' * T'l' > ' "d " " roirr tlng exhlbltf , concur In recommtndlng the a.
of.flist claimed the Standard Tjpc.Wiltcr , for .Implicit * , ' .Our.bllltj , oaceot manipulation
pood.
at
OKO.BKATOy , - )
cnAS. * A. MORQ4N ' , [ jurors ;
W1KOP , S AMAN8 ft BENEDICT , 8S9 Broadway , New Yoik.
Chicago OQlio , 88 Madison Bt ,
O. H. SHOLES , Agent ,
Council Bluffs
Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved nud sMInfaction guaranteed , tfratno hotu
cvcd on Little Giant trucks , the beat In the world.
W. P. AYLSWORTH.
1010 Ninth Street , Council UIuQi
AND " 2'JIE ENGLISH" KITCHEN.
Kosular Dinner 11:30 : to 1:30 , 25 cents.
505 Broad-way , Council Bluffs.
The only all night house in the city. Everything served in first c'.tai etylonnd on shot
notice , Hot and cold lunchoa always ready.
WHOLESALE DKALEU IN
Employ no traveling ngents , thus paving their expenjes to cuslomera ,
Agent for Para Rubber Company. Wnto for prices ,
413 Broadway , Council Bluffs , la
DYING AND CLEANING WORKsT
Gentlemen's Clothinft Cleaned , Dyed and Repaired. Ladies' Dresses Cleaned and Dyed
without rlppinc. Plumes Cleaned , or Colored any Shade , to Sample Silks , Velvets , and
Laces Clomed , Dyed and Keflnished. Lace Cuctalna neatly cleaned ; 29 Main St. , Council
liluffs , oppofcito 1'oat ollico.
F. U PA.TTON , Mmuig/er.
Office Pusev-
Gounoll Bluffs , Iowa.
Established , 1865
H03 OFFICEn 11 W. HPO.SET
Kiel Sale Stables ,
Hcrscsand MulcaoonitaDlly on hand , ( or tale at re.
tall or In carload 1 te.
AH Stock Warranted us Represented ,
Wtoleolo anil reta I dialers In eralnund DaleJ Ifay ,
Trice * rcaHjim It ) Hnu/actlon / juarantcud.
SOIlLUTElt A liOLMY
Oat. Gth Av. aud 4th St. , Council Bluffs.
J. L. UnBKVOISE.
No. 607 Broadwtj Council Blnff * .
Railway Time Table ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Tha ( ollonlnj ; are thn tltneiol th arilril and rt
.ntnroct tralng by oeutral atinilird tlcae , al tlic
oal depot ] . 7rUaa leave trinaler dopok Ion ta'a
atci etrller and arrive tea inlnutca Uti/ .
JLUBlVf ,
tllOAOO and KOBTUWMTI * * ,
S:25 : i u Hill and Kiprci ) B O * r u
l ! : < 0 r 11 Accommodation : tO p u
6. SO r u Expreia 8.05 A u
CBIOtUO AflO KOOK ItLAID.
0:75 : A u Mall and Express 8:63 : r u
7:16 : A H Accommodation 6 : < 5 r M
6:30 : v U Expreti | B:00 : A u
flmOiOO , UtliWADIKD AMD ST. TAOli
9:20 : A H JIVI and Kxpreu fM r u
6:26 r H Kxpreu 5 A M
jtiioieo , aniLtiiuroy A I gniBOT ,
g 41 A M Mall and Exnrcii 7:10 : r M
0 30 r AicnmuioUatloa StM r u
I6 r u tj(3 : A u
< iiiu , si. LOOII A B rAcine.
r M Lnc l St. l/oulj EtprcM Low !
TiaiKler " " Tunnlcl 8.231-u
CAUAl CUT , BT , ; CI AUD OODBCIk ILCHI.
10:10 : > . M Mall and Expmi 75 r u
B.05 r u Kxir | M 0.26 A u
noux CUTT AKD rAoino
7 to A u Mill ( or Blom City tKO : r M
j10 ; t M K > i > reii for Ht I' ul 9:26 : A u
UMON i-Acirir.
11:00 : A M InTer Ki > re 4SS : r u
1 05 r M Lincoln 1'an Om & U T 2:25 : r M
766 ; r u Oveirlatid KxprcM 839 A u
DUUVT TR1IM TO OK1IU ,
Leave Council lilufl * 8 15 7:65 : : tO jo f
: iO . m. i ; o 8 0-8:80 : i8 ; 8S6 : e.l6
6 p , in. Leave Omaha 0:26 : 75 : ! ! HIM 10
-15 : a. re. jj5 ;
. SOHUEZ.
OTEB AUEJUOAS BIPflMS
TOW\
WELLS COOK.
.
General .Agent tt Largo ]
" SAFKTY FDND SYSTEM , "
D
Life and Annuitv Ins.Co
BitANCii WiSTKUN DEPOT , 22 L'KAIIL
OOUNOIL BLUFFS ,
N. J. SWAKSON. 0. E. SWANSON
SWAWSONMUSIOCO , ,
329 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
Pianos & Organs Y
Sold on Monthly Payments
All bind * of repairing on Muslcul Instiu-
raouta a Socially
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Mrs , D. A. Benedict's *
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