Nebraska Newspapers

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THE DAILY BEE.
Thursday Morning , September 17
'Office No. 12 Pearl St.
Delivered by carrier to any part of the city
or Iwenty centa a week.
H. W. TJLTON. Editor and LBBSOO.
MINOR MENTION ,
Oocko & Morgan's for cloaks.
Roller , merchant tailor , for fine goods
Oocko & Morgan's for table llnon.
The city council Is to moot to-night ,
or at least try to.
The work of grading and curbing
\Vlllow avenue la proteasing , prepara
tory to paving.
" Special ealo of hosiery at Oocko &
Morgan's.
Postmaator Armour has received the
firat installment of the now special de
livery stamps.
The till in Alex Obert's saloon on
upper Broadway was tapped for n Mnall
amount lost evening.
Olmrloa Linn , arrested for disturbing
the peace , w a yesterday discharged ,
Tormit to wed was yesterday granted
to John Hennoy and Bessie Shroedor ,
bath of Des Molnos.
The exposition under the auspices of
the Woman's Exchange , will open Mon
day , October B , in the skating rink.
Grand opening at the Pooplo'a store
this ovonlng. Everybody la Invited.
Charlie Spoor , whoso father worka at
the transfer , whllo scuffling was thrown ,
and now suffers from a broken leg.
Some additional testimony It the cem
etery case , in the form of affidavits , is
being got in readiness to present to Judge
Gonnor.
E. Todroe , who wan arrested for vagrancy
who being really hold
grancy , but was
for Investigation about another matter ,
was discharged yesterday.
Mrs. Mandormokors , whose husband
and his partner lately disappeared from
the city , leaving their credltora to
mouru , has now started out to join her
husband , who la said to bo In Washing
ton tenitory.
The giand fall opening at the Pooplo'a
the grandont affair of
store this ovonlng ,
tuoeonaon. Everybody welcome.
The case of Briscoll vs. the School
District has been continued until the
next term of the circuit court. In this
suit the plaintiff claims damages because
the school board used some of his plans
for a school building , without paying him
for them.
The remains of W. W. Smith , the
brakeman on the Northwestern who wan
killed near Lamolllo , passed through hero
yesterday , for Red Oak , where his father
lives , and where the body will bo buried.
Smith leavea also a wlfo and two llttlo
children , for whom the deopeat sympa
thy is felt.
Harknoss Bros , offer unusual bargains
in ootton fl&nnols at 25 per cent below
prices over offered before In the city.
They are now receiving their fall and
winter purchases of dreas goods , carpeta ,
curtains , etc. , and will bo pleased to
ahow tholr friends through their well a -
sorted stocks.
County Superintendent Matthowa la
receiving many very complimentary no
tices from all parts of the county , an3 It
looks as If ho was to have a pretty clear
track on which to run for a second term.
Ho certainly has done excellent work
with the schools of the county , and has
done much to further educational in
terests.
JohnW. Sullivan , ono of the brakes
men on the dummy train , was yesterday
afternoon happily joined In marriage to
Miaa Delia Howe , alator of Brnca Ho wo ,
of this city. The young folks have many
frienda who will Improve the firat oppor
tunity to express tholr congratulations
and well wishes. The ceremony waa
performed by Rov. A. K. Bates.
Attend the grand opening at the Pee
ple's store this evening.
The reformed gambjer , Long , who has
boon talking to crowds In the streets hero
for a few days past , and who has been
making war on card-playing , dancing
and drinking , and who has been gather
ing many dimes , left yesterday for the
other aldo of the river , taking with him
his quartette of vocalists. They glvo an
Interesting street entertainment ,
Ool. E. J. Abbott enjoyed the reunion
at Bentrlco hugely , but took almost , and
perhaps more delight In tha gathering up
of some moro specimens for hU private
collection. The colonel Is getting to ba
a good deal of an "ologist , " and has a
splendid ahowlng of specimens of geology ,
couohology , mlnorology , and is getting
well up in all sorts of "ologf , " except
possibly theology.
The Council Bluff * Hunting and Fish-
log club have opened their house , and
got overythli.g In roadlnois for the fall
uport. As it takoa money to meet ex-
ponaea , a meeting of the club h to beheld
hold at the Pad Go houao next Monday
evening , at which time action will be
taken to declare all stock forfeited on
which the dues have not been paid , and
the delinquents will bo bsriod from en
joying the privileges of the club.
It ia a matter of general congratulation
that arrangements have been made by
which the work on the now Episcopal
church is to proceed at once , and bo car
ried forward to a speudy completion us
possible. Rev. Mr , Markey hss been up-
, tlriug la this outcrpdao , and It Is to be
hoped that not only those of his own
flcoV , but the community at laiga will
stand by him faithfully , for when com
pleted there will bo no moro hsndtome
church building to bit found anywhere In
thij part of the country. It will be a
credit to Council Bluffs , as well as to the
members of St. Paul's tocloty.
An order baa been prepared for ser
vice on the Oakaloosa brlego builders , bj
otdor of the city council , directing the
company to remove the bridge recently
built by the company on North Seventh
street , deeming It an obstacle to travel
and a nnlsinco. The only condition on
which it Is to bo allowed to remain it
by the company making the bridge sat
isfactory to the county board , by whose
orders it was built , and who refuse tc
accept It in its present condition , claim
ing it is not according to contract.
Percy Moomaw , son of Phillip Moo-
maw , died last ovontng at 8:30 : o'clock ,
after a three weeks' illnets of typhoid fa
vor. Ho was 15 yoara of ago , and had
boon an employe of the BEE ofilco foi
some time , where ho had shown hlmsoll
to bo both faithful and Intelligent. No
tice of the fnnoral wall bo glvon hereaf
ter.
Everybody ia Invited to attend the
grand opening atElsoman , Rodda & Oo'e
Pooplo'a store Wednesday and Thursday ,
The case of Forahelmor & Co. , of Mo
bile , against J. T. Stewart , of this city ,
has at last reached an end in the clrcull
court. This was a claim for damages on
a shipment of hams , sent south by Stew
art , and involved about $ oGOO. The
case was fought Inch by Inch , and no
moro stubborn contest , or one Involving
finer points , has been In the courts heroIc
Ic a long time. The plaintiff was repre
sented by Mr. Jacob Sims , assisted by
Mr. A. T. Fllcklngor , whllo the well
known firm of Snpp & Pnsoy were
the attorneys for Mr. Stowart.
Mr. Slina so ably and clearly handled the
case , and showed himself so able to cope
with such able opponents , an to call
forth many ccmplitnonts from hla breth
ren at the bar , and the bringing In of a
verdiot for the defendant was somewhat
of a aurpriao to many. The cue will
doubtless not end here , but will proba
bly bo carried to the upper court. As a
legal contest it Is pronounced ono of the
sharpest and keenest for many years.
Dr. Wiles , Eye , E and Throat
p eclaliat , Room 5 , Eve : ett block.
The CnuciiHCB Galled.
The rapubllcans of Kane township will
moot in their eoveral words on Saturday ,
the 10th of September , 1885 , at 7:30 : p.
m. for the purpose of electing delegates
to attend the county convention to beheld
held at Council Bluffs , Iowa , on the 24th
day of September , 1885.
In the First ward the caucus will moot
at Wolsa & ClauEon's and elect six dele
gates.
In the Second ward at the city build
ing and elect nine delegates.
In the Third at the county auditor's
ofiice and elect coven delegates ,
In the Fourth at the skating rink and
oloot ton delegates.
The delegates BO chosen will also con
stitute a convention of the republicans of
Kane- township , which will convene In
Maaonlo hall immediately after the ad
journment of the county convention , and
nominate ono candidate for township
treasurer and ono candidate for constable ,
to fill vacancy caused by death of Jack
White , and ono candidate for assessor for
Kane township without the city of Coun
cil Bluffa.
E. J. ABBOTT , Firat ward ,
J. 0. RHODAISECK , Second ward.
B. W. HIQIIT , Third ward. '
WALTER I. SMITH , Fourth ward.
Substantial abstracts of tltlo and rea
estate loans , J. W. and E. L. Squire ,
102 Pearl street.
Cruelty to Animals.
Considerable excitement and Indigna
tion has been caused among those in the
vicinity of the oil tanks and : railway
tracks In the southern part of the city by
the ubnio of a cow , which was belug
driven Into the city to bo butchered.
The cow was sulky and stubborn , and
laid down several times , and all sorts of
devices were nsed to make her get up
and move on. The whip and rope were
used freely , a team tried to drag her along ,
and finally some ono nUrted a fire of
papers to scorch her Into action. The
cow wai yesterday afternoon in such a
condition that she could hardly have
moved If she wanted to , and she bore
ovldenoo of having been most brutally
used. Oomplilnt was filed ogatnat the
young nun who drove her into the city ,
aud against the mm who had bought her ,
but there was no evidence that they had
in any way misused the animal , and that
whatever cruelty was shown was by out
siders , who sought to help the driver got
her along.
Grand null Great.
The People's store la at Its best now ,
the grand opening having begun yester
day , and to continue to-day. The estab
lishment is really three great stoioa in
ono , and ia one of the largest and best
stocked in the West , Elsuman , Rodda
& Co. have prepared themselves to sup
ply the people of a largo sweep of coun
try with dry goods and other needfuls ,
and their stock is so largo and varied
that It is impossible to give
In brlof space any Idea of Its extant or
variety. Everybody is invited to drop
In.and BOB for themselves , and no one
can look through the establishment with
out cheerfully admitting that It la ono of
which Council Bluffs should feel proud.
The special arrangements , displays and
adornmtnta for the opening are in good
tasty and oxclte the admiration of the
crowdt which are thronging the various
departments ,
Blio Hnd ilio Wrong Boole ,
Detroit Free Fteaa.
"I'd llko , you know I'd like to draw
$10 , " ahe aatd , as she pushed her book
into the lavings bank window. "Certain
ly , " "Would It that Is " "Oh , It
won't bust the bank , " said the Onahlor.
"Then I'll I guofs I'll draw It. " He
picked up tbo book and was absorbed for
two or tbreo mlnutee. He finally banded -
od it bick with a smllo and aha uttered a
llttlo stream aa sto received it. It waa a
pocket dairy and he had opened It at :
"July 13 , Fred called as usual this even
ing , but went away without proposing.
I muat give him a bint , " "Yon made a
mistake , " suggested the Oaihler. "Yea
ah yon know ! " she stammered , and
clutching the book ahe made a rush for
the door and never came back.
If you wl h to muko legitimately from
Ten to Fifty DolUra per day , write to
Judd & Smith , No. 34 Fourth street ,
Council Bluffs
LAW BREED3 LAW ,
A Ijaw Firm Sued For Filing roll-
tton Alleged to bo iilbelous ,
Some ttmo ago a very bitter fight wan
hnd in the courts between 0. R. Scott
the attorney , and Mrs , Richardson , who
had rented his farm. Flicklnger Broi
were the attorneys for Mrs , Richardson
and there was considerable bad blood
ehown and hot words , The contest has
taken a now ahoot , ono of the witnesses
In the case , Charles Corning , having commenced
moncod through Ool. Scott as hla attorney
a anlt in the district court , claiming
damages of Fllckinger Bros. , the nmonni
being loft blank , the petition setting
forth that Fllckiugor Bros , made the
following written statements , by which ,
it Is claimed , Oornlng is practically
charged with committing psrjnry , which
charge Is malicious :
" 1'hftt en or about the 19th day of
September , 1884 , the defendant , ( meanIng -
Ing 0. R. Scott , ) without probable oauio ,
and by false and audacious swearing , and
by procuring the false and malicious
swearing of his employes , ( moaning the
said plaintiff , Charles Oornlnp ) accusing
her ( a certain Jane Richardson ) of violat
ing sbld injunction , caused a war *
rant to bo Issued for the arrest for
contempt from this court , and
plaintiffs peraon to bo attached by the
sheriff of this county. That by reason
of said fnlso swearing and affidavits , and
-procuring of the said false swearing
and affidavits of his employe ( moaning
thereby the plaintiff , Charles Corning , )
defendant ( moaning 0. R , Scott ) pro
cured the arrest of plaintiffs peraon at
dlTorout ( times subsequent to said dato.
"That on or about the Gth day of
May , 1885 , the defendant , by falao and
malicious swearing of himself and his
employes ( meaning thereby the plaintiff ,
Charles Oornlng ) procured a writ of
ejectment from the superior court of
Council Bluffs , la. , whereby plaintiff was
ejected from the premises. "
The above quotation * ) are supposed to
bo from a petition filed by Flickering
Bros. , in a suit for damages lately com
menced by Mrs. Richardson against C.
R. Scott , growing out of the pension
ejectment suit. The filing ot such a pe
tition In the clerk's oflico by Fllcklngnr
Broa. is tbo alleged canso of this suit for
libel , it being claimed that the state
ments concerning Scott and Corning are
nntruo and maliciously mado.
BURNINGBOXOAES ,
Moro Bxclf incut Going to the Fire
Tliaii at the Fire.
The alarm of fire was caused yesterday
nftornoon by the burning of two box-cnra
on the Rock Island track. Ono of the
cars had a llttlo coal in It , and the other
tad boon used for oil , but waa empty.
Both cars were badly scorched , the roof
of ono balng all burned off. The CSUJQ
of the blaza Is unknown.
When No. 1 loft the house to go to
the fire the horae of the Whlto Sewing
Machine company , standing near by , was
frightened into a run , and it wan a nock
and nook race down Broadway between
the fire team and the runway , but someone
ono sprang out into the street , and bravo-
p stopped the runaway , and no special
dsmago was done. On the turn from
Broadway Into Main street , there was a
narrow cacapo from a collision between
the hook and Udder truck uud No. 1'a
cart. The team of the latter apparently
lacked the handling of the old driver ,
Charlie Nlcholoon , who waa lately re
moved from service because he told a
sarcastic and funny story about the
mayor's dlmo museum.
Ximo FJiCB.
Thirty days go by very quickly , EO If
yon have any Idea of purchasing a car
riage , buggy , or anything elsa In tha
line you should take prompt ad vantage of
the prices now being offered by F. Hat-
tenhanor at his factory In this city. Ho
will sell regardless of the cost of manu
facture , and as ho has an established
reputation of making the best goods in
the west , and as there is a large and
varied stock from which to select , this
mattes the greatest opportunity for pur
chasers over presented here.
PERSONAL.
Mr. Ponleon , tbo paving contractor , ia
here , ready to complete tbo details of his
contract with the city and commence work.
8 , R. Brown , of Omaha , was greeting some
of hia old friends here yesterday. Ho first
came to Oouncll Bluffs in the winter of ' 51 ,
and Bays ho was eleven days and nights com
ing from Mount Pleasant hero. Ho was
among tha firat to start a store In Omaha , and
baa many interesting stories to narrate cf the
early days ,
II.VWKEYE HAPPENINGS.
The schools of Dtvonport opened with
an enrollment of 3,813.
William MoMahon , a resident of Soott
county , died on the 7th , at the advnuced
age of 103.
Matter J. P. Hobba , of Keokuk , cap
tured the West Point cadotabip for the
Burlington district.
A German woman atDubuqne returned
her marriage llcento to the county clerk
saying that she had changed her mi ad.
Mr. and Mra. Socrates Stevens cele
brated their golden wedding at Fort
Dodge last Sunday , They received nu
merous fine presents.
Mat L OPT Metcalf , of Center Grove ,
Dnbuquo county , ell through a railroad
bridge at that place Saturday , sustaining
severe Injuries. A portion of the scalp
waa torn from hla head.
The district court for Dnbuquo county ,
which opens this week , baa the largest
docket known for ton years. There are
111 now caaea , Including fifty-eight liq
uor aud elxtofu criminal oasog.
A Daven port cistern builder , who was
refused pay for a job , inductd hia employ
er to descend to the depths and examine
the work. Aa soon aa the employer
reached the bottom the workman pulled
up the ladder and Kept the bj s below the
eniface until he cashed up for the job.
Tbo prisoners la the Ida county jail ,
at Ida , made an attempt to escape
TnurscUy night , but Abe Wilson , night-
watchman , thw&rted thulr plans , A
cold chisel , caw , knlfo aud a largo block
of wood , used as a hammer , were found
in the cells of the prisoners. All the
rivets in the lock except kg one had
been removed ,
A thoroughbred boll , the Jersey Lily ,
of Sioux Ulty , took after Pouiidmostir
Hill , of that city , and pinioned him up
against a building , and occasionally Hole-
ling his ribs with Its horns until intend-
blllty shut out Iho bloody tceno which
followed. The police rallied aud res
cued Hall by shooting the vlotqus boas
fall of holes and then cutting its throat
The animal waa worth $300.
Friday afternoon , ncnr Olflord , on the
Iowa Central railroad , a water-spoil
washed out a culvert , leaving the rail
Intact , ao the break could not bo aeon b ;
an engineer until ho was right upon It
Freight train No. 47 wont through the
break , the engine being turned half way
around and lying across the track , the
cars bolng stacked up behind It. The on
glneor and fireman escaped serious In
jury , but Pat Kangley , who waa riding
on the tender , wan instantly killed ,
The great arching elms on the wes
side of Main street , Davenport , the prldo
of the residents , and a grateful shelter In
the torrid daya of summer , have boon
ruthlessly cut to make way for modern
Improvements. They woto planted In
1840 Ia forty-five yenra they had grown
to a diameter of two and n half to thrca
feet , to a height of tixty to seventy foot
while tholr branches interlocked with
branches of elms on the east tide of the
street , giving pleasant shade in anmtnor
as well as beautiful appearance to the
stroot.
PILES ! ! PILES ! ! PILES !
A flnro euro for Blind. Blooding , Itching
and Ulcerated 1'ilen has been discovered bj
Dr. Williams , ( an Indian remedy ) , called Dr
Williams' Indian Pile Ointment. A single
box baa curoiHho worst chronio cases ot 25 or
SO years standing ; . No one need suffer five
minutes after applying this wonderful sooth
ing medicine. Lotions and instruments do
inpro barm than good , Williams' Indian
1'ilo Ointment absorbs the tumors , allaya the
intense Itching , ( particularly at night alter
getting warm in bed ) , acts as a poultice , gives
ttstaot relief , nnd is prepared only for Piles ,
tchlng of private parts , and for nothing else ,
H1UN DISI5/VSE3.OUUEI )
Dr. Fr.izlor's Magic Ointment , Ouroa ns
by magic. PimplostBIack Heads or IGrubs
the latches and Eruptions on the face , leaving
3nltskin clear and beautiful. Also curca Itch ,
Id , Ulmmo , Sore Nipples , Sore Lips , and
bstinate Ulcers ,
Bold by druggists , or mailed on receipt of
cents ,
Retailed by Kuhn & Co. , and Sclirootcr &
Qccht At wbnlesnlo by O. F. Goodman ,
34:2 and 344 Broadway , Council
Blufls , Iowa ,
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
Mens'FaM Winter "Wear
ifens' and Boys' Business Suits
Meus'and Boys' Dress Suits.
Jhildreus' every day & Dress Suits.
Overcoats for Men , Boys and Chil
dren.
Merchant Tailor Suits ,
Merchant Tailor Orercoats ,
Merchant Tailor Trowsers.
Equal to the best , to order ,
At half the pr C9
Fat mens' Suits jvnd Overcoats
Lean niens' Suits and Overcoats.
Fat mens' Trowsers.
fipamless Shirts aiid Drawers in
Scotch wools , medicated Scarlets ,
extra heavy Balbrigerans. fancy col-
red Wools , and niixed qualities
from 25c each to 84-.50.
Dunlao nnd Stetson's Hats for
fall of 1885.
Furnishing Goods
Glovps , Neckwear , Suspenders ,
Handkerchiefs , Collars and Cuffs ,
of first class qualities and reasona
ble prices.
Metcalf Brothers ,
Retail Department ,
342 and 344 Broadwaj' , Council
Bluffs
j. L.
He. SOT BroidwoT Conaoll BlxSo.
Railway Time Table ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Hi * following are the limes ot thv Arrival lad de
jurtnro of Irtlcg by central stan ird time , it the
local depots. Tr lna leave trtnafoi depot tin rain
ate > nitlloi and aulve ten mlnuto.liter. .
DwiRT , i&nnn ,
tiaoAQO tad No&Tirtn > * nr ;
0:25 : A II Mall and Eipront CM r H
12:40 : r u Accommodation 4tO : r M
fi:30 : r > i lExpieen 0:05 : A M
CUKUdOAHP COCK IIU..15D ,
9:25 : A II Mall and Exprcsa * M r u
7:16 : A U Accommodation 6:46 : p H
5:30 : t u r.iprcte I Cco : A M
CIIKUDO , WUWIEBH ADD ft. rAUl.
9:20 : A u lull and Express 6:60 : r u
5:25 : r u Ksprcse 9:05 : A u
nncAao , BO annum * tm > nuixcr ,
9-15 A u Mall and KxiiroM MO p H
) :80 : T it fcommodatiou : "Jrx
6:15 : r H Ezpreim : ! > a A u
jir F , BT , Lorjia HID rAnmo ,
2:15 : r u trooal St. Louis Express Local
8:00 : F u Traneler " " Transfer ? ' 0 r H
Aims CJTI , ST , lot ASH oonnoiL slum ,
10:10 : A u Mall and Express 7v , r H
8:05 : r u Express 8 : A u
noux cm AB rAcmc.
7:50 : A M Mall lor Sioux City 8Mi r _ .
7:80 : t N Ex ) rs lor St rul 8S6 : A M
UNION rACirio ,
11:00 : A u Denver Kxpress < :8f : r H
1:05 r M Lincoln Pats flm & n V ! :86 r u
7:56 : r Overload Kxpress 8:80 : A H
DUUMr TBAU > 8 TO OUADA.
Leave Oouncll Wnfls - 8:65-7:6B-BSO : : : 10fO- :
J1MO . m. 1:80-2:80-8:80 : : : : Z8 8SB : 0. 6
11SI5 p , m. Leave Om h < :25 : 7:25 : e:60 ' 0
liilS a. m 12:60 : 8:0o : See : 4no : 1:65 : 6 : "
JACOB SIMS ,
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COUNCIL 13LU B
WOLYON ! &HEALY ,
btutn & Aliiuroe Klo. , Clilrajto.
BAND CATALOGUE
( or l i , 140 f r . 8 < W ojr i tnp
t'oiopolu. } ( * ulu. rfp-lml * .
SuoJi , Piuui M.jor' , Blifli 4
IliU , Sundry 1U 4 OultiU , Lt
, Mt < rUll , ftlto Ikcludrt JniUU' MvQ
[ bicicUcifor Ami4teurll ail4 , tad
ui cUUl.l Ui > < * uuiU.
SPECIAL NOTICES
MOTievt Spools ! vertwm ! n sue M ix
FonniJ , To to n , To ? B l , To K n W nli , Bo id
larete.WlIl bo looorled In hlj column M lh to
t U of TKN CKKT8 MR ttNK tor Ih * flrrt InMttlC
ked nVK CKNTS TEH LINE (01 eaoh tabtoqaeot In
Btrtlon. LtavcAjvottltftqinli it oai oOo , Ho , l
I'eatl street near Brotdvrir
TO RENT \ now seton room house. Knqulro a
BitR Offlc .
FOR BALK-Houses lott ini ) hnd. A. 3 , Stephen
eon , 603 Flr t A\enus , Council I ) ufti .
Eon n vr A six room house , ten mlnntes w l
from business , city w Ur , weU and cistern. Fo
rout CDORp.
FOR IlBM-No. 180 Ilitilion ilrret , three roomi
McltAItON * CO.
4 1'oall stltet
KOR SAfcS , FOR UKNT OR EXCHANGE.
N ° % 3 For Blla .T " " ' on T * r H > w l * o n
The CouiiMltjufl8F | r < > r Mill , complete , with
the largo bo rdlnt ( homo and Ihieo acres o ! ground.
No. ? 0 Abu | < ineM.iiroperty In Cherokee , Cherokee
oountv. Iowa , will Undo for wietetn lanar. Value
about $ ICCO.
No. 80 A bcMillfal homo In the town of Hostlnjrs
llllli OJtinty , lowft , for Nebruka land. Value , W.SOO ,
Mo. 41 A Rocrt business property anil also a ROO >
residence tiroptrt ? In the town of Chcnvo. JloLoin
county , 111. , low don ntjrcjBh or will oicliauiro for
western lauds.
> 'o ITS A splendid farm , well Improved , ( KOacrog
In Dickinson county , Ion a , joining the town of Splrl
Lako. Price , lornchoittlino$35 ; per aero.
No. 184 to 137 Are four Improved farms In fhllllpa
county Kansas c oi with a small Incumhranoa
Thocqultas wlil ho exchanged for Unlncumberct
wild land In Nebraska.
No. 183 480 acroc In Ilolt county , Nob/ , partly
Improved , at a big bargain. Wants to exchange fo
rncroh ndlse.
No. C4A One two story hrlok rtelJcneo , one o
llo best locations In Council JlluDs , wM trade fo
zood unlncumhercd KansworNcbraslialands. Value
{ 15100.
No 66 nuil 11 Are two other beautiful homos In
Council BluUs , which cash pajmont will buy atn
brrnaln.
No. 69 A Iwautlful suhuihin location In Iowa
Cltv , to a , will exchange for western lands. Value
$5,000.
The aboro are only n few of our special bargains.
If you'Aogrtan > thlnRto tradofor sell , or want to
> ell any ro l estate or merchandise , write ui Wo
havb'sovcnl good stocks of Koods to trade for lands
SWAN & WALKER ,
Council BluUa , Iowa.
CapetSCapets [ , [ !
Our buyer writes from New
York that he has purchased the
Largest and Choicest Line of
-AND-
Ever Shown in this citv , These
goods are now arriving dailv and
we respectfully invite everybody
to call and see them.
Oil Cloths ,
OF ALL KINDS.
Window Shades ,
Cornice Poles ,
Etc. , Etc.
AT" POPULAR PRICES.
Council Bloffs Carpet Co
405 Broadway.
The New York
PLUMBING CO'Y.
55S Broadway *
Council Bluffs , Iowa
SANITARY
ENGINEERSPUB-
LIC and PRIVATE
SYSTEMS of SEWERAGE -
ERAGE , WATER
WORKS and VEN
TILATION 'design
ed and constructed !
PLUMBING work
in Tall its branches.
This conroanv have
one of the best assort
ed stocks ot plumb
ing goods in the west.
Estimates furnish"
ed.
ed.Harry
Harry Birkinbine *
Manager
NEW YORK ,
PLUMBING CO'Y
55 BROADWAY
COUNCIL BLUITS
No , 37. '
GUM , GUM , GUM
, ubber Boots , Shoes and Arties
i
- : - OIL - :
o
IMMENSE STOCK.
Eastern Prices Duplicated ,
Send for Illustrated Catalogue.
Z. T , LINDSEY & CO ,
Warehouse nnd salesroom , 41 N Main st , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
Oflieo 412 Broadway
DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS.
? I31UU8 ? ei8 S loanoi , opposite ) ' Pyed poatuflico ani' KoBmnhad. , Lues Curtains neatly clonnedj 29 Main street , Council
F. B PAT TON. Manager.
W. P. AYLSWOiRTH
Brick buildings of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed. Frame boat
ored uu Little Giant trucks , the best in the world.
W. P. AYLSWOIITH.
1010 Ninth Street , Council 1 iU
B
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Employ no traveling agents , thus saving their oxpenees to customers.
ARentfor Para Rubber Company , Wtito for prices.
413 Broadway , Council Bluffs , la
200 Heating Stoves from $3 to $10 Each , i ,
Cheap Cook Stoves and General Ilousa Furnishing Goods , including Now an-1 Second
Hand Furniture.
V
; C08 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUITS.
'Waves , \
Frizzss ,
Stvitclies. Etc
HAIR : GOODS ,
Shampooing ,
Hair Dressing
Ami Cutting ,
HAIR GOODS ,
Bangs Cut Pamprdour , Langtry or
other styles.
MRS. 0. L. GILLETTE ,
29 Main St. Oouncll Blutfs.
REIIEH & SEAIHOHT ,
No 31 N. Main St. , Council Bluffs
Telephone No. 141.
All work tint class.
thorough Instruction on the
Piano and Organ ,
foiceColtoreandTtiEoif
Persons desirous of receiving in
struction in the abuvo will please
call on or address
PKOK. 0. 13. LIPFKJIT ,
] \o 020 , ITiret Avo- , Council Bluffs.
N. J. SWANBOH , 0. B. SWANSON
8WANSON MITSIO CO , ,
320 Broadway , Council Bluff * .
Pianos 4 Organs
Sold on Monthly Payments
All kinds of repairing on Musical Instru
ments a Specialty.
I. Rice 3VID.
AITflPDfl or other tumors remote * without the
iflHutlUOjIinlfeor drawing o ! blood.
HRON1CDISEASES , * " > kl""a 8p
Oinr thirty j ears pr ctlc eiptilence. CScu
fyCutieot , ounolU. DluCa
culUoiCfio
AT-
Mrs. D. A. Benedicts ,
No. 337 Eroadwftj , Council Bluffs.
HAIR GOODS HAIR GOODS
Of all kinds Of every style
made ( o order. ready made.
HAIR GOODS. HAIR GOODS.
o , 33/ / Broadway ,
Office & . Pusev.
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Established , 1865'
H03 omcKn M.W , IIFCHB
m ,
O7J1OT OYBH AHS510AB
r , ui
OWLY HOTEL
In Council Blufla baring
SSOFE , , i
And all modern Improvement * , cr.ll bells , do
alarm bolls , etc. , in tha
CRESTON HOUSED
Nna. 21C , 217 nnd 21 ! ) , Main Street.
MAX W UN , - PIlOPRIKTOBl
Kiel Sale Stables ,
Ictatiiud Mul BOonetaMly rn hand , for ulo it r ( *
tail or In onload 1 t . ,
All Block Warrunto'j as Represented ,
Vto ! lo and rota 1 Uialcrala I'lulnond lUlul Utj ,
I'rltua rtii6tla. . KttiJactloii pimaKttod.
BCllLVTjeit A HOLEY
Oor. Oth Av , nnd 4th St. , Council llluflj ,
MJtS.A.B.ltOJifiJtTS , irn
Founulytl New York
IRST CUSS ORESSMItt
CuttloR nd Killing IMablltliment J
Ko. 34 Pearl St. , Council Bluffa