0 THB OMAFA IXATLY' gjSgTHTJRSPA.Y , OOTOBBR 1.J.885. .
TIIK DAILY BEE.
" " " " "BLUFFS.
'I llli. lUl MORNINtt , ORTOIHJk I.
Ot.'icn : Jo , 13renriatreot.
p. . Uv - 11 -n-'or In nny pnrt of ths city nt
ttti I t , t > lltij IT
II , W. JIITCN ,
\ \ at r routs arc noxv due.
Hilt'-r , the tailor , for fall goodi.
T O. Curllsle , of Missouri Valley , wn
in the dtv ytsterda3' .
Jml'jo C. C. Cole , of Dos Jloincs , was
in tho'eity yesterday.
J P , Harris , agentof the IcNish-John-
Eon minstrels , xxils hero yesterday.
The polieo received a message l\st :
evening from Panama , loxva , to arrest
.Silas Pratt , who is wanted tlicro foi
nrfon.
Cliarles Nelson , one of the live men of
Uttidfrml , was vlsiblo here yesterday , his
htalxvart form looming up in evident
heaUhfiilness.
Txvo vagrants were before the court
yesterday , but were released on a prom
ise to hang about some other toxvn for
tiwhilu ami not bother here.
The ca u against Beacluun , the colored
man arrested for bnrglari/.Iiig Mrs. An-
der.son's boarding house on North Main
Htreet. has been dismissed , lie .showing
an alibi.
Justice Scliur/ happily tied tlio knot
"Wednesday ni lil uniting 1'red 11.
.Seluiltxvitli Mrs. Holts , both of Minden ,
thu ceremony taking place at thu
residence of Jir.s. Weber , on Main street ,
i Hon. 1) . O. Finch , the recently ap
pointed United States district attorney ,
received his commission Tuesday , and
xvas here and qimlilicd yesterday morn
ing , ready to entoi upon bis active
duties.
George I5obbinglon yesterday filed a
mechanic's lien on the African Methodist
bhureh for $ Ul for lumber furnished. The
colored folks seem to be having a hard
Htrugglo to get their place ot worship
paiu lor.
( Jeorge Mason , the young man formci-
ly in Mcinlyre's employ , was rceenth/
reported as being dying xvith consump
tion at bis old homo in Noxv York. This
is now corrected by one of his friends ,
who says voim < j Ma&on is noxv in Mis-
feouri , and is asnale undheaity as ever.
jSIiln failed to draxv as largo houses
here as xvas expected. He has improved
lnco Ids last appearance hero , but the
public docs not seem to look upon him as
ho great a sensation as xvlien he Jirst ap
peared , and his appearance this time has
attracted little attention or comment.
The city council meets to-morroxv eve
ning as a board of health , to consider thu
advisability of having u union slaugh
ter house and meat inspector. ' 1 he
butchers and others interested are in
vited to be present and to express their
viexx's.
The young ladies in charge of the art
gallery at tlio exposition have been very
successful in securing a largo number of
ncxv pictures for that department. With
the experience gained from last year's
work and the greater advantages of this
they expect to have a larger and liner
collodion than previously displayed.
The work of tearing down the old
court house , and clearing oil' the
ground for the nexv. has so fur progressed
that it is expected the work of excavating
Will comencu to-day. About thirty' men
have been employed so far , but the force
will be increased xvlien excavation com
mences , and more teams put at work.
The JIcCJibcnc3' family , who are to
give an entertainment at the opera house
ibis evening , arrived at the Pacilic house
yesterday and took a day's rest , there
being so many little folks in the company
that , they need an occasional breathing
fiiiell. They appeared at Plattsmoutli
Tuesday night and go from heru to Fre
mont.
The Daily Ncxvs is' the name of n
sprightly paper ! which is being published
during the lair at Missouri Valley , this
licing tlio third year in which it has ap
peared. Thu enterprise seems to be suc
cessful and is certainly * a creditable one
and xvcll managed , L. V. Cook being the
proprietor anil L. ISallou tlio editor and
manager. ?
The Saturday Times , of DCS Moines.
presents to its readers a special issue ot
interest and merit. It contains portraits
of u number of Dos Moines nuxvspaper
men , and interesting articles from their
pens , besides illustrations of the Times
building and ofl'tccs. Its columns are
Well tilled xvith sociot3f , dramatic and
musical news , and in ! t.s .special Held the
Times is xvinning laurels right along ,
The funeral of tliu infant child of Mr.
and Mrs , Edmund McNalty , took place
Yesterday afternoon from tlioir residence
m Streetsvillu. Hex" . J. Fisk preached
the funeral sermon. Mr. and .Mrs. Mc
Nalty are almost .strangers in the city ,
the > r having moved heru only u foxvxveeks
ago from les Moines. There vero , lio\xr-
over , a , goodly number of the acquaint
ances and neighbors who shoxvcd their
Kynnmthy by their personal presence , and
'
k'imily words and deeds.
Thu United States court developed
nothing of special public interest .yester
day. The Ixvo cases already mentioned
were still being heard , one before Judge
Shims , the other before Judge Love. At
this term of court it is expected that , the
saloon liases , transferred from the state
to tliu federal court , xvill come up on u
motion to send them back to the state
court. This xvill prox'o the most interesting -
ing feature of the present term , as it xvill
virtually settle the question i\s to the
validity of thu prohibitory laxv.
The celebrated McHibeny family are in
our cityi prepared to give one of their
grand musical concerts this evening
under tlio auspices of the Y , M. C. A.
They are a jolly , merry-making band of
cultivated musicians , who cannot fail to
captivate. Thu opera house should bo
croxvded to-night to witness tlio concert.
At fifteen minutes past 13 to-day they
will nlay an instrumental selection from
tlio balcony of thu opera house , thus
ntlording the multitude an opportunity
for hearing them in tlio open air. Tliu
school children are invited ,
The Institution for tlio deaf nnd dumb
opens with every indication of a success
ful ami satisfactory year. There are al
ready 230 pupils hero , a larger number
than in any previous year this early in
the term , tliu pupils always being a little
morn slow and irregular In coming In
than in the public schools , they being
scattered all over thu state , On the open
ing day thuro were 200 , a greater number
than on any opening day in the history of
the Institution. Everything seems to bo
moving along smoothly , and good work
is being done ,
A number of the citizens on First street
Jmvo joined in a protest against the city
council ordering sexvorageon that street ,
claiming that it is a needless expense ,
nnd that there being no outlet for the
soxvcr , If completed , It xvould soon till
up , anil bo a xvasto of 11101103 % They xvill
present their vlexvs In the form of rcso
lutionsnt the next meeting of the council
The council has promised the citizens
that they would not force the putting in
of the suxver if the property oxvners xvore
opposed to it. but xvlien tliu bids won-
opened , ami it xx-as found that the work
could bu done so cheaply noxx * . thu alder
men thought that thu property oxvners ,
who had boforu objected , would noxv
uhangu their minds. It seems that some ,
at least , xvill not.
Fall and xvlntor I'lotiiliiK to { > r > l -
Norcno & Ltimlstrom , . ' 00 Muln stat
ASSAILING SHYLOCK ORDWAY ,
The Three Hoaona County Men Receive Peni
tentiary Eonlencoa ,
THE NIGGER SHOOTER CRAZE.
ic.votlii ( AtfniiHt Iterl 't'lio Hcxxor
Oils I'i'dbJoni CJoury'H Cnlntuicy
Notes ( intltot'Ril About
the City.
An Unjmimlar Itfoucy larmier.
Tliu rondiTi of tlio HRI : wore informotl
tlirouuh Its columns sonio liuicngt ) of thu
robbery mul attempted murder of Dr.
Onhvay , in Momma county. The district
court , which luu just olobud Us work
tlicru , lius sppiil nunrly tlio entire time of
this term in trying the men who wore nr-
re tud and charged with being the doors
of the deed. These wuru Frank Strnbk' ,
Tom Stnibli and John Ixlcliriile. It
was clahnud that in January last tlicy
visited Dr. On ] way's hoiuo , under the
pretense of getting some medicine for a
sick child , and that when the doctor was
lighting the lamp a shot was lired
through the window , wounding him
severely in the face. Tlio fellows then
sei/.ed a , trunk containing several
thousand dollars of mortgages and notes ,
and that the o were afterwards burned
by them. The sherilV claimed to have
ioiind bits of burned paper in Prank
SjtrubleS hog pen , and thai-he was told
by Tom Strnble where the trunk had
lu'uti hidden in a ravine. Last spring ,
Frank Smible was tried on the charge of
attempted murder but was acquitted.
Tom btrnble has admitted hi.s complicity
in the crime , and AlcMndc ha now been
tried and found guilty. Frank St ruble
lias been eiik'iieedjo twelve yc.irs in tlio
ni'iiitcnti.irv , McBridu to ten years , ami
Tom Strtible to three ycivrs.
Despiiu the lieinioiiiiiess of tlie crime
the three boys have considerable sympa
thy felt for thi'in by nuny. It sou in *
that Dr. Onhvay lias thu reputation of
being a hard-faced money lender , ami
sharp in his loans , and exacting in his
collections and foreclosure5. lie has
caused quite a , feeling against him , and
thi- > leads to the sympathy felt for tho-e
who took such high-handed means of
ridding the community of him , and to
wreak revenge upon him for their real or
fancied injuries.
Shoot I lie Shooters.
Among the boys everything goes by a
craze. Just now the craze is break
ing out into epidemic form in regard to
sling shots , or "nigger shooters. " Every
boy who is big enough to hold a nickle in
Ids lingers until he can reacli a toy store ,
is arming himself with one of these shoot
ers. They are simply a letter Y , or a
crotch , with a. piece of rubber , which is
pulled back by the enthusiastic urchin , a
stone or a shot put into it , and shap ,
away the missile tlies swift as a bullet
from a gun , and about as sure to break"
window or put out an eye as any missile
which coulil be sent Hying through
the air. The other evening a
lady walking along Hancrofl street
was thus hit in the back of
the head and quite badly hurt , and tins
is only the beginning ol tinvil. . Some of
the store ke-pi-is irccaieriiigto tlio boxs1
"
demands , by gi-ttmgin big supplies "of
the e shooters , and the supply is still
further augmented by home manufacture.
The state law has forbidden the sale of
toy pistols , and yet thyy can do hardly
more harm than these shooters. It is
almost impossible to do much xyith the
boys , if they once get supplied with these
dangerous toys , and the only remedy
seems to bo to .stop so far as possible the
sails of them. The oity authorities are
looking up their powers in the matter ,
and some action will be taken to suppress
the threatened nuisance.
The llaoc For Klin-IIT.
Tlio nomination of Perry Heel for
slierill'does not seem to have awakened
that unanimous enthusiasm in the demo
cratic camp xvhioh ilxvas supposed it
would. Some of Mr. Lovell's friends de
clare that they ivill not -upport Heel , and
that they xvill sooner or later get even
with Mr. I'li oy for forcing his nomina
tion. They declare that before 11113" of
the aspirants forMieriH'entered upon a
canvas of their chances , they told Hod
that they xvould not enter the Held if he
was going to accept the nomination , and
Uie3r were assured by him that IIP would
not under any circumstances consent to
run. Tlio other candidates went ahead
on this understanding , and after gather
ing ii ] > theirstrength Heel wa-.nominated.
Just lioxv much soreness vtill bo felt by
the time the votes are to be cast no one
can tell , but tlicru is some hard talk now.
Mr. Heel lias been looked upon as an in
vincible candidate , and yet with some
feeling of dissatisfaction in his oxvn
party , and xvlth .such a worker and M >
popular a man as Phil Armour to run
against him , he xvill find he has all he can
do to keep from being distanced. Sir.
Heel made a good shentr , and is a man
\vho is respected by all , lint there is no
doubt but that Armour xvill makoasgood
a slierill' , and as Heel has declared that
he docs not want the ollicc the people
may take him at his xvord and give it to
Armour. The race xvill in any event bean
an interesting one.
Fighting lints nnil Soxvcr fJa * .
Harry Birkinbine has returned from
his eastern trip , and during his absence
gathered up some facts in regard to sew
erage which he xvill lay before the coun
cil. He is an.slous that the sewers .should
bo so constructed as to prevent sewer
rats from crawling Into houses , and
at the sumo time pruvont sewer gas from
being forced into tlio houses , or foul
water in case of ovuriloxv. Thu device
which he recommends Is simply a hinge
valve , which is placed in the house sexvor
so that it works automatically , it opening
to let the water out , but drops at once ,
closing the soxver , and preventing thu
trouble ) indicated above. He has pre
pared himself to explain the matter be
fore the council , and that .body xvill be
urged to pass an ordinance requiring
that all housu sexvers .shall bo provided
xvith this preventive. In other cities they
are being used , and as it is a simple con
trivance , adds no special nvpen.so. anil is
said to be almost indispciisihle to healthy
IIOIHO sexvering. Mr , liirkinblnu is enti
tled to credit for shoxvlng o much inter
est in the welfare of tlio city , and his
willing assistance In all public enter-
prises.
Hurt In lotliiigu | Itohuor.
Tiio man , Geary , who fell oft' the plat
form of the O. , I ) , & Q. freight IIOIHO
Tuosilny night , proves no : to hax'o boon
so seriously hurt as xvas at first feared.
He says ho xvas on his xvay to a train to
go out and meet his brother , who is also
i railway man , and that ho xvas followed
> y a man , who , ho thinks , intended ; o
ttrtck him , thinking ho bad money. To
this man bo wontoittotliapl.it
form , mid rw lie was looking bank to sci
if the folloxv was still following him , In
vrnlketl rljrht oil' , fulling with grnnl fon-i
to the ground. When jriekcd up by tin
policn nnd brought to hradqunrtN's , i
\Vfnthonghtlils iWwn n > It-list broken
but it Inn prox'od To IK ? only u sever
flprnin. whidi Mill keep him 'from worl
for SOUIP timo. He onjy rnimi bore a fov
days ago. hi * home being ill Jnnesvllli'
Wii. , ami < > lnc bring bore ho has beei
employed ill the Union Pacilic yard
switching ,
\Vlio Is Vivo Chieftain ?
Judge Aylesxvorth did not get nroutu
to deciding the Kidter-Wnlter contes
yestcrdajy.md the pnblitj xvill liaveloxvat
another day before knowing xvldeli o
these two gentlemen is entitled to the of
lice of chief of the iiro department , i
has been prcdieti'd that the dcei ioi
would bo that neither of tlie-o men hat
been electi'd with strict legality , wide !
xvould c.tuso anolhei delay , Waiters
tors holding until the round
amends the defective ordinance
and goes through the form of annthei
election Another prediction is that tin
court xx'ill dismiss the ease on I ho gronm
that Walters , having possession of tin
olllco , eauuot bring a quo warranto pro
cneding against Kiclier , who has nut go !
the ollfec yet , but that the pro < i-edhig-
should have been brought by Klehei
against Walters. If eitiicrof tie ! e pre
dictions should prove correct , it xvill lie
some time yet before the end eomes , anil
Walters is made to give up the place.
Too Dour Clothes.
A short time ago a j'oung man nameil
Fiiilcv xvas arrested tor stealing a suit ol
clothes from the Carson hotel , and on
thu preliminary examination the value ol
the clothing was declared to be high
enough to warrant his being held over to
answer to the district eourl. lie xx'as
accordingly brought here nnd lodged in
jail. An application has now Iieen made
for n writ of habeas corpus it hdiif *
claimed that thu value of the elothiii"
xvas sueli as to make it petit larceny
at the most. The mailer is to be heard
before Judge Aylesxvorth next Tuesday.
The Exposition.
The fruit and jelly department at the
exposition ue\t week xvill be under the
supervision of Mrs. E. A. lltibi-r , and a
nice line will be on sale for all houe -
keepers who are not supplied. The e
goods are made by members of the exchange
change and are the bi'-t home made
goodIt xvill pay all to make their pur-
cha-cs early in the xveek before the selec
tion is gone.
Prize for Farmers. "
A premium for the longest ear of corn
from this year's crop. For particulars
call on or adilres- . Y. Fuller , buyer and
shipper of wheat , corn and oats' , No. uU
Pearl street , Council Blull's.
PlUJSOX.VrI'AIJAGICAPHS. .
C. W. Brown and family leaves this
Horning for Connecticut , xvliero ! Mr.
Di'oxvn goes to settle an estate.
C. W. Foster , of Clarimla , xx-as at the
. 'acilic house yesterday ,
If you wish to make legitimately from
TintoFilty dollars per dav write to
ludd & Smith , Xo. 31 Fourth street ,
Council IJluH's.
Sam Ford has cold his business , and is
il.jiining to take a trip , it is rumored , to
hirope. He is quite reticent about the
iiatter , but it is xvhi.-pcrod that during
d.s absence he xvill take observations ,
mil wither up the be-t plans for the
milding here next sea-on of a natato-
i'lin and skating rink , > o as to meet the
leniand for a good place to bathe in sum-
Her and to glide upon the real ice in the
vinter. Such an establishment xvonld
ioubtless bo n success here , unless it
should happen to be an exceedingly cold
summer , and an iinu.Mii.illy warm xvinter.
Substantial abstracts of title and real
estate loans , J. W. E. L. Squire , 103
Pearl street.
Lamps cheap at Homer's , 23 .Main St.
Township Nominations.
Tlio democratic toxvnsliip convention
met last evening. About twenty were
present. The convention nominated the
lolloxviug ticket.
For Constable II. Hickett-i.
ForTni-iteo J. J. Sullivan.
For Assessor 11. C. Oliver.
342 ami 344 BROADWAY.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
Mens FsS ! & Winter V/sar
Moils' anil Hoys' Iluslno = s Bults.
Mm- ' and Hoys' Drui-t rtulls.
ClilMiTiu' I\-UIT : Dav anil Dro s Suits.
( ii-oicoats for Mon , lloyaund Chlldruii.
Jlci chuiit Tailor Suits.
Mcrchun ! Tailor Ovciconts.
Mfroliant Tailor Tvnw cr .
riiuil | to the bdit , lo ur.icr ,
At hull thu prico.
Kat Mfiis" Suits and Ox'crconts.
Ican Monti' Hulls and Oxcrcoats.
I'm Moils'Tr < wuis.
si Shlits niul Tronsors In Scotch > vools ,
it yciu'liitt' , i\tr.i : lli'.ivy ll.ilhrlvmiiH ,
1'ancy ColoriMl XVoola ami ml.\c > l iiialltlcs , Irom
QUNL P AND STETSON HATS
AI. OI'1 1885.
G-loves ,
Neckwear ,
Suspenders ,
Handkerchiefs ,
Collars
And Guffs ,
Of tlrst clu93 < iiiulltles anil rcasonablu prices.
BETAIL DEPAKTMENT
au uutl 311 liioadwuy , Council IlluttJIoHO.
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RUBBER BOOTS , SHOES & ABTICS ,
'
; . RUBBER AND OIL OLOTHIITG- ,
Immense Stock ,
Send for Hmsfrafed Cataloue.
Z , T. LINDSEY & CO.
Wniohotiso nnd Siilosronm,41 N. Miiln St , , Coundl llluirs. Toxvil.
-AND-
jT 5
Ho. 29 Main St. , Council Bluffs.
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DYEING- AND CLEANINGWORKS. .
( ipuMomons1 Clotliliiff rlomicd , Dyes I nnd Iti-imlrod. I.ndli's' Irc < sos Clcnni-d nnd Dyed ullliout
ilpptup. I'ltiiiitMCleiiiiDil or Coloroi ] aiivfiialn to painplc. fllks , Vclxctsnnit Lncca rioaiic.l , Dicil
nnil Itcllnl.-licd. J.acc Ciirtnini Xoa'y : C' ' anud.
K. D. VATTOJf , Muitnirpr.
L'fl Main Street , Cduncil lllulls , Opp. 1'Dc.tolllce.
llrirt : liulUllim'i of any kind niNeil or moved and fiit ruction jrnnranti-od. Pimm * houses moved
on l.lttlo ( iltuit tnu'lia tie litt la the world.
' ! loinmii ST. . roitxnr , nr.UKKrf. IOWA.
SPECIAL , NOTICES.
XOTlCi : . Speclnl ulx'irtkciniMits , sncli HS
.o t , Found , To 1.0:111 : , ror aln , To Itent , Wants
tonulin , otc. , xrlll lie in oj-lcd In this column at
ho loxv rntu ol1 Tn.V fiNTS : I'KH f.INi : forlliu
li > tiiii-eitloiiaiid I'lVK ( 'KNTri 1'KU LINK toi-
enuh Milxequcnt Inv'vlloi'i. Leave ndxci-tUu-
ncnt iu our ollleo , Jfi > . li I'ourl moot , neiif
rniulxrny. f
Nui'tc fe-ii'l in OS1 ! tflxtli IIVLMHIC.
W i
OK HKNT N'pnr TllKhVcSiool. sonio coin-on-
lent. clicui > lioiiiMi'd ItJM. . WllllmnV is Ni
St. . , ' .i
JOK SALE runilturi1. uood as now. Usc-d
onlv a lew weeks.Vill --oil at jrreat sucrilliv.
N'o. ll STIilid ave.mil1. Council lllulls.
? ( ) U ItKNT Tin oo loonia lor lioii'i'kL-cpinir ;
Well , chtoni , cullnr ami burn. fiO < i Voyihis.
"OK S.M.15 Cheap , a No. t Westminster llaso
Hunicr , In ported order , liuiniroat U'l IIIull
tioet.
O HUNT A now i-even-tootn lioiitf.
T llhi : Olllcu.
; OK PAI.K lloiifes , lots nnd land. A. .1. Sto-
phumun , filU 1'lrtt nvunnii. Council lllull- .
COH 11KST A elx-ioom liouco , ten
walk fiom Ini'-liiei.o , city wulor , xvell ami els
crn. I'oi-n'iit ehoap.
Von HUNT No , 1'iU HaiiNon street , three
ooms. McM XIIII.N V Co. ,
1 I'earl street.
oil HAM : , roil HUNT on KXIMIAXCI : .
IIO. K5 Vorculoorii'iit.ou Illieral leniH.
B The Counell Illuil'H I'apcr.MIU.coinplctc , wllli-
ho lurKU boarding' liou.-o and iliruu ueica ol
Kionml.
No. < > A biixlnohs property In C'liorokeu ,
'liorol.oo county , lown. will tnulul'or xxi'Mura
amis. Valnif , iiliont .9l(0n. (
No. : n A lieautlful homo In tlio town ol' Unfit-
ntrs. Mills I'ounty , Iowa , for Nebraska l.iml.
\nlnu. $ ; i.rKK ) .
No.11 A Kixxl lii'-ln < ) kl property and aNo n
rood i-0-.ldoneo piopeity In the town of Chonvo ,
Nlul.oiin foiinly. III. , low don n lor ciii-h or will
i.'M'luiiiKO for wi" toni luniN.
No. 17 ! ) A splenilld farm , well ImpioxTd , fiin
iuie.3 In Dickinson eonnty , lou.i , Joinlnir the
own ot HplrlL Lilo. : I'rloo , lor a hboit time ,
> ! "i ) ior IILTC.
No. IS ! to 187 Are four Inprnvoil tnrms In
Millllps count v. KniiNiK , oneli with u mmill In-
cumbriineo. The omiltus xvill lie o.vehanjfed tor
uilnuunihurodwlld land In Nclmu.ku.
No. ! ! ! 4 1 acres In llol' eounly. Neb. ,
iiilinivecl , at u bit ; luii nln. Want j to oxcli
or mcrulmiullt-o.
No. M A line two ctory lulck rosldenco , ono
if tin1 best loeatloni In C'ounoll lllulls , will tnulo
or ( rood uiilnennburb'I Kansiis or Nohraekit
andVnluo , Ul'i.tXIU ,
.No. M nnil II Aiu tirn. other beautiful luiino1 }
n Council IllulU , xvhlch ctinh puymi'iila will buy
it a linrijulii.
No. M A beautiful Biiburban location in Town
'I tv , Iowa , will uxclnuiuo for xvcsttra liuuls.
Viiluu , $ 'i. ( K ) .
The iibovu am only a few of our f-poclnl b r-
pilns. If yoii'xuffot anythhih'lo traduor M'll ,
ir wnut to t-cll any run ! ni-tiito or inerohandMt ) ,
vi III ) us.Vo li.tvo eox-or.il inioil RtocKs of m > eddo
o tmdo for lumU. SWAN Jc WALKIilt ,
Council ItlullH , Iowa.
BICE M. D.
R. M. , . .
or other liunorH removed xvltliout ,
tbo knllo or draw liiif of blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES ot M KlmU a specialty.
Over thirty years' practical cxpoi lenco. Otllco ,
No. U IVarl StH'iit , Council Ulutltf.
t'llUU.
J. L. DEVOISE
UNION TICKET AGENT
i .1
No. rxiT Iiond\yjiyfJpoiincll ) | ) Illutlj.
Railway Jlime ! Ta/ble. /
COUNCIL m.urrs.
The I'ollowlntr Is I'Lu ' , lhno of n nival and
lepaitiiru ot trains t > y romrnl st.uiilurd time , tit
hi ) local ilcpotd. Trill U3 Iciivo trausferdepot tun
nlnulL'joailler nnd nnlvi > .tcii inlnutus later ;
. , , , , AIIIIIVB.
cuic.xno KrW.
9:23 A , M . Muil'itliaKxpiess . CiWi * . M.
2:40r.M : . Accommcxliitlon . 4Mi' : . M.
CiUOr.M . KiprfiMi . UU5A. : > i.
CIIICAnO 4. HOCK ISLAM ) .
} -.y > A. M . MiiMiuuH\ircd3 : | . 0Mi ; > .u.
" :15AM. : . . . . . . Accnmmodalloii . G:4.M'.u. :
OdOl'.M . . . i\plCSS : . ViUuA.M.
CIIIUAUO. > III.W.XUKII : : i ST. I-AUI. .
1:20 : A , u , . . Mall and Kxpi ess . ilMr. M.
ijill' , M , . . Uxpn-bb . U:03A. : M ,
CIIICAUO. nuui.i.soTos k < JUIMV. :
U:10x , u . . . Mull mid r..vpuss , . . . 7inr. : M ,
J XYAIIASII.KT , UllUS L I'ACIFIO.
Jl.r : ) Iu. . Locul Kt. Ixiiils Impress Local
J:00 I1. M.Trunsfi'i'Bt. I.oiiU lx.Tnui : lfr.UiO : f. u
KANSAS CITV , 8f , Jim 4. COUNCII , UI.UKFH.
0lU.x.u ; . Mall nnd KxprcM.75 r. M.
8:05 : I-.M . Kxprcus . . . .0-'i : A. > i.
BIOL'.XCnV k 1'XCIHC.
7:20 A , M . Mull for Sioux City. . . . : M p. u.
: Ui > . M . iiprfM : fur St. Paul . . / H JA.JJ ,
UNION I'ACIHl' .
' . . , 4SHI1 M.
11:00 : A. N . Denver Kxprt'M.
1-.U" > I' . M .Uncolll 1'ili.s. , OMI. & It. V .2J5 : J' . > l.
7:15 : ! . ji. . . Uxorlund Kxprcsi 6MA , u ,
HUMMV THUNSTO UMAIU.
r.onx-0 Council IllutrTU - T U 9. J-10W- : !
l40 n. m ; 1UO J 'AJ-3-.IO-J W5"i5 B:2i :
1,15 p. m. leavi ) Omnbii'-a 2S-7ii-S.M lO.OO
IMS n. m : 1S.50-2:00-3U- , M-5-.W ,
552 BROADWAY.
COUN'CIL UI.Ul'FS , - - - IQVfA.
Hydraulic Engineers ,
Fah'ic ' and Private Systems
. of Sewerage.
Water xvoiks and Venlila'tion designed
and constructed.
numbing xvorl ; in all its bninclics.'J'liis
eoniiiany have one of tlio liost assorted
stocks oC plumbing goods in the xvnst
Estimates famished.
JIAimV IHUK1NIMNB ,
Noxv York rininbiny company o j3 Broad
way Council Ulull'd. Toluphono No S7.
ONLY HOTEL
In Council Itluiis liiivinjr
Fire
And nil modern Improvcmonta , call bclld , II ru
alarm bclU , etc. , Is tlio
CREST ON HOUSE !
Nos.215nTnwlJlr : ! ) , Main Street ,
MAX MOHN , 1'roprlftor.
HAIR GOODS.
Waves , Frizzes , Switches , He ,
HAIR GOODS.
SHAMl'OOINO ,
JIAIil URKSSINO ,
ANDCUTl'INO.
HAIR GOODS.
Unrigs mil J'limpadour , I.tuitftry or Other Styles.
' HAIR GOODS.
NIIS. ( J. u ( iMJ.ii'rn : .
M Miiln St. , Council HlutTd.
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
V. WIOSTCO'IT ,
Jlnntifiitturer of !
'
TRUNKS , SATCHELS ,
Sample Cases , clc.
So SO 1'ontl Ft. , ror-
ncorofl'lrst Avenue.
puy
O'J
ETHOIS see vat
ino
sddma
11 p nn.u.iiux.
f '
E. C. SMITH ,
Ocncrul Agent
N. Y. Life Ins. Co , ,
s. - - $ romnoj (
blirpllli , 10.UUO.OJO
Jio. rat llrnntlxxoy ,
Up-btnlra.
. I. . FORM AK ,
CLOTHING ,
( .puts I'urnlslilug d'ouils
UAT ? , CAPS.
ltoot > . , MIOII'.tc. .
N'o. 161 HroiiilxxAy ,
Opposite Ogilcn HOUSB
A. J. STI'-l'lIKNEOX ,
Real Estate Dealer ,
No. 03 Tlrst AX'O.
Council Itliid'N , la.
ED. V/RICHT ,
STENOGRAPHER
AXD-
Typo Writer ,
Onico 503 Mynslcr St
L'VI.'KYIIODV'S
Dry Goods , Groceries ,
l-'lour , I'ccd , ute. ,
AI.XVAY3 ATTlin
Loxvcsi Marltcl Price ,
CnrM'iIn nuil Ninth lie.
Ooimnunly knona na
ivinv : : inn'.i
GRAND ? & GO , ,
City Drug Store ,
, etc.
ialty.
ialty.No. . 21 Main Pt.
AitSTitxrrs orTtTi.r.
That you run rely on
Money nl Lowest Rales
MCMA110X .X CO. ,
No.I Pearl St-
Mandcnnakcr & Van ,
AHCIIITKCTS ,
CONTRACTORS
and BUILDERS
201 Upper llroadwny.
I. ( ilMNSKV ,
xx'fttHl Hi'cond llnnd
FURNITURE.
toxcs nnd Hon i'-
hold Goods At l-owctt
tirlcrf , Clicupi'tt Sloro
in Tonn.
NO. B3S nnoAnw.xY ,
Council StlullVi , In.
Union Iron Worlis ,
,1 Co , Props ,
All khulsof CitMlne * ! .
( 'r < 'etiiiB nnil moling
rniliiiKS n spuulnlty.
Prompt AlteiilionfUx--
uiiUcpaii.H
Slu > | ) ' , corSil ft. , V Kth Av
H. S. WE3T ,
DENTIST ,
No. 12 IVnrl f-t.
Over Hoc onti'C.
Vnrtlculnr Attention
cUeu to tliu rrt'/erva-
tion of the Nittnrul
Teeth.
C. L. NEUNEA8 ,
PrtEAT MARKET
All kinds of
fresh and Sail Meats ,
E'Oi'LTKV ,
No. 79'J Main btreet-
Anritun
No. 101 ni.VIN ST.
AllUmliof
Fruits , ConUctioncry
AMI ciaxlis ,
The chrnputt
nnil tint boat etpclc tu
ofrintls.
ODELL & DAY. .
No. 3D I'corl ' St. ,
Iteul IMntr , Inouranrr
uinl LOUII .
Hixvc J500,000 to Ioun
onVror cent Intercft <
NE'UMAYER'S HOTEL
N'i . 22HI llro dvr y ,
liATW :
51.00-51.25 pcrtlr.y ,
iMrnt't'inKs
connection.
A. P. llnncholl , M. D. '
, HOMCEPATHIO
riiyslrl.iii nnil Stircron ,
Conuctl llltilH
Ollliv No. 12 IVnrl Pt.
HOUIII : into 1'Ja. in.
nnd a ID I p in.
IUxlm.sci : : : No. UO
Itli St. , hours : lii-fou-'J
n la nnil niter T p in
TiU.I'llO.SK : Ml. 10.
JOHN J , KURTZ ,
PHCENIX
MEAT MARKET
Cor. Jtntn niul Story St
1) .
PAW.V .11.OAX 01VI013.
! iJS llriiiulxMiy
OHHXTIIViifUI.VS
In Unredeemed Goods ,
CLOT IIIXI ! ,
ni' ic.xi. i.NsriiuMi :
ItetoliiTs , liuni , eli' .
J. L. RATEKIfJ ,
FAHMKKS'
COMMISSION STORE
Di.vi.n : : IN
( Iroi'i'Hi'i mid 1'iovl-
MOIIH , 1'rnlis ( 'onfi'c-
tiiiiivry. rtparsaml To-
li.'ioio. 1'niiltry n pci'-
iHltv. 0 > y 9 Alain Kt.
IIlKlii'.st iiinrlji-'t prti'c
P'tlil f.jr firm pioilucc.
A 1.1. Tin :
Litest S-tylc.s of
Millinery & Notions
Alunjs.it ( hi ; I.o-.vcst
prkus.
> 0. ! 1 S HKOADW.U' ,
Dr. W. L. Capsll ,
. o
Ppcjljl alto iiliilirM
Dlsnisc- XViin.Hi nilI
( liroiiiiDIsr.iM'i. .
CONMH.1.\TKIN
Ollico In
Opera Ilonrc ,
Clilcajja Meat Market ,
JOII.V KX'iilN ; , I'mii.
Frcsli and Sail Me ; ! ,
Kuu ni- ,
No. Oi > JlnlnM.
1 UourB. cffct. Jo Homo
REAL ESTATE ,
.tllKM V IIP
KM ITU
Fire rcfi-
' 000 of . ' /.s-Aff/.s- .
No. 13) ) M.iln Street.
COUNCIL ULUFF3 , IOWA.
1' . C MILLKH ,
WALTJ PAPER
and Decorations ,
PAINTS , OILS , VAIIMISHC3
No. in 1'cnrl St. ,
TAYLOR A CALEF ,
Fancy ami Sla | lo
GROCEF53ES ,
Host HMO In ( lieCity
No. SJi Jlroail xxay ,
Council lIlulT-
T. I1. ItGLLINUnit , M. D
Surgeon , .
and Physician ,
Kjc niul Knr Surgery a
Slii'dxltr.
fiO ) llroait\viij-ljpsti lra
PI : . ( illi Ax'o
CorVthSt.
DrsWOODElW&SOM
DEUTJSTS ,
Cor IVnrl St & 1st Ave
*
rounfll lll'iffi , la.
J. J. KOBETICII ,
1'inc Hoot uiul
SHOE MAKER ,
No ° : , Mnlu St.
Coiiiu-H Ulull'iii la
T. K. JJUAV ,
Boots i Shoes
.
AT tow rniCEt.
'
IO2 main Street ,
Cnuncll llluirn , la.
STORAGE
Warehouse
Duh.iny'8 Old Ilnll.
XVllOI.KSAI.K ] ) UAMn : IN
Employ no travclliiK nx-ont , thus eavltur llx-lr ( to customers.
Afc'unt for I'nni Hubbcr Coinpany , XVilto for
4:1.3 Jiroadwtcy , Vounvll 'ttluffx , Iowa.
200 Heating Stoves from $3 to $10 Each ,
Clump Cook Stoves and Otuciul llousu rurnlshlni ; foodn , inrlmlliiK Jfrxv nnd Hccnnil Hand 1'u
ulturo.
BY M. DROHLIOH ,
608 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
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