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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. WEDNESDAY , APfllL 7. 1836
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCflTBLUFFS ,
WKDNKSDAYJ MORNING , APRIL 7.
01FICE , NO. ' IS , PEARL STBEET.
rtlltcrcd Iby can-lcr In nnrpartof the city nt
tn cnty cents per week.
II , W. TII.TO.V , . - . - Malinger.
fi , No. 4S.
IIIITOII , N'O. ' l.
MINOU 31I3XTIOX.
Stiibbs , the hatter.
Nowfiin-iiiK ooiN at Holter'fl.
Tlie Chicago , MilwatiKco & St. Paul
railway will to-day ojon ) a tiokct olllcu at
No. 4 Pearl street.
Permit tn marry has boon given George
B. Dnnkle and Mary K. DtniUle , both of
Crescent townsliit ) .
To-morrow evening Miss A 1'orsyth Is
to be united in iniirringe to County'Com
missioner Henry Hitliton.
The Catlioliu fnlr is to open the week
coinindiiuiiiic April i > C , insteutl of in May ,
UN previously aniiotinced.
Ht'gtilar eoniniiinieation of Eveelsior
lodge No. 2n < , A ! ' . & A. M. , Monday
evening , April 13. Kleetion of ulllcef * .
City warrants tire yoing up. Ytssterday
tliey were belling from WJ to M cents on
the dollar , and some merchants are tak
ing them in trade at par.
Ltiht evening M. W. S. Caldwell was
united in marriage to MKs Molliu
Crooks in Clarinda. Mr. Caldwell is tlio
manager of / . T. Liiuhey oc Co.'s ' Cla
rinda branch store.
Invitations arc out tor the wedding of
Isabel M. J'ainnan to W. S. Paulson , on
Thursday evening , April l , > , at tlie resi
dence of Mi- , and Mrs , G. W. Fail-man ,
No 100 First fctreel.
There was to have been a wedding in
tlio First ward last night , but tlie ex
pected bridegroom failed to materialise.
Such is the report agitating the .sodal
circles of that part of the city.
The new sewer ditch problem continues
to rack the aldurmamc Drain. Mayor
Chapman .seems to laver the &i > ccdy
opening up of a direct oullet. In this Itu
will Ihii ) that ho expresses tlio wish of
many citixciiH.
At 11 o'clock yesterday morning Justice
Sjiur/ united in marriage , at the Califor
nia house on We.st moadway , L , H.
Evans and Mamie MoQiiinn , both of Mis
souri Valley. The newly married couple
go on a bridal tour to California. Tlio
groom Is ti brother of the propiiclor of
tlie California house.
It is stated that tlio Omaha Law and
Order league do not intend to prosecute
the woman "Proudly , " in Omaha , whom
it is alleged abducted the girl , Lulu 'Mer
cer , from this city. Their agent , Mr.
James , think the Iowa laws the best
suited to the case and sleps will be taken
at once to pinch I'M ' "Prenehy" female
here.
The county board mot yesterday again
and devoted most of the dav to road mat
ter. A largo number of farmers wore
present to present tlioir wishes and
viowc. The jropcrty ) owners in Kane
township , outside of the city limits ,
petitioned for a reduction of their assess
ment. Col. Sapu appeared as their at
torney and tlio matter \\as referred to a
committee of three.
Prof. Richards yesterday afternoon
walked across Broadway from the top of
tlio Pacific house several times on a tight
wire. During his exhibition a rope on
the roof became loose , which caused tlie
wire to suddenly drop about ten inches
and him to fall. He caught the rope with
his balance polo and consequently re
mains in a condition to go through the
same exhibition this alternoon at 3
o'clock. Ho is giving half the proceeds
of this exhibition for do little Winches
ter boy , who recently lost a foot by the
cars.
cars.Tho
The city council seems very conserva
tive on the paving question. Property
owners on several streets are anxious to
have paving ordered , but tlio throat made
by some parties to attempt to restrain the
collection of taxes for what paving has
been done , causes the council to go .slow
about ordering any more paving until it
becomes apparent what these parties in
tend doing. It is to be regretted that this
whispered tight against the assessments
should be started , as it has a tendency to
retard improvements , and cattso general
distrust and demoralization. It is thought
that the move will end in talk , and that
the improvements will go on without any
further jars or contentions
There seems to be a disposition on the
part of tlio present eity council to see to
it that the now city woighmastor is pro
tected in his olllce. and that he secures
all the fees and emoluments belonging to
it. Heretofore the business of weighing
has boon done by private parties , and the
city weighntastcr has been allowed to sit
down and fold his hands in idleness ,
while others reaped the profits. The city
is entitled to 20 pur cent of tlio receipts
of the olllco , and by allowing the busi
ness to bo done by private parties the
eitv has been deprived of its share of the
proceeds. It Is proposed to make a
change aud let the weighmaster have the
benefit ot'the ollice to which the people
has elected him. At tlio same time the
city will secure the per cent due it under
the ordinance. This seems to bo a square
way to go at It , and under the now ad
ministration the ofiico will bo made of
value to the incumbent and of some
value to the city.
Money to loan by Forrest Smith.
Substantial abstracts of titles and real
estate loans. J. W. & E. L. Squire , 101
Pearl street , CouneilBlufls.
Tlio Unknown Donil ,
yesterday morning Coroner Paul re
ceived a telegram from Honey Creek , in
forming him that a dead man had been
found. JIo wont immediately anil was
accompanied by a constable , The in
vestigation went to show that Alfred
IJybeo , a young man , while out hunting
cai-ly In the morning on the banks of the
Boyer river , found a man lying in the
mud and his body almost completely
under the mud. The supposition was
that the man had tried to ero.ss the Boyer
during a snow storm , fell in and was
drowned. The jury returned a verdict to
that ell'eot. The body was not idontitlcd.
Dr MoLeod , oculist and aurlst , No.
603 Broadway , Council Blutls.
We AroWHh You :
The only Chicago & Northwestern
, .i > ket oflloo has removed to No.-1'il Uroad-
way ( Wabash oillco.and ) tiokots are there
and all principal points
sold to Chicago
cast. J. 0. MitciiK.i.r , ,
Ticket Agent.
l'or first clubs Missouri wood call on
Ulcasou , ut his coal olllco , 201'uarl btroet.
Go to S. H. Kelly's , 507 Main street ,
for tlie Caller Wliilo Lend Co.'s Diamond
Brand of Paints and Strictly Pure White
Load.
Valiant VctonuiH.
There were a largo utuubor ot veterans
\ in the city yesterday from all parts of
wcbtorn lomi , en route to Sioux City , to
attend the state gathering there. The
Uniud Army hall was hoi > t oium for their
vocefitiou and care , and In the aftoriioon
there was a met ry daylight cainp-liro , at
which nulfcic , spcuchus and a gbiioral good
lime were prominent features. All
teamed to enjoy tUuir roMful lay-oil on
the joiiriitiy.
CRUMBS FROM THE COUNCIL ,
The New Sewer Ditch Proves Still a Puz
zling Problem ,
DISCOVERY OF A DEAD MAN.
The Hlblo Cause In tlie County A
Viirlcly of N WHJOloiinlnns From
In anil About the liltifTs
unil .N'oics.
Municipal I'atcrnalH.
Tlie city council met yeMorday after
noon as u board of cquali/ation , and
listened to the verbal complaints of citi
zens who felt that their persoilal propel ty
hud been assessed too high. After
spending in hour or so In this business
adjournment was taken as a board of
equalisation until U o'clock this after
noon.
The aldermen then met as a city
council.
C. Haldane made a verbal petition to
have the tilling of Seventh street con
tinued from Ninth to Tenth street. Re
ferred.
Petition of A. J. Ciittenden uskinir that
eel lain propel ty tnud lor agricultural
jiurposes be exempted ftom city taxes.
Referred.
W. 11. Campbell petitioned for $100
damages , on account of the sewer ditch
running near his property corner of
Fottileentli street and Seventeenth
avenue.
A lamp post was asked lor at the cor
ner ot First avenue and Ninth street.
Referred.
Henry Palmer a&Ked that $100 be al
lowed him for eight feet frontage of his
lot on Pierce street taken years ago tor
street purposes. Referred.
Fred W. 1 lulu asked for relief from cltj *
taxes on land being used for agricultural
purposes.
, J. Leut/.ingpr and Fred Let/inger
asked for relief from assessment lor
Broadway sewer , claiming the tax to bo
erroneous and unjust. Referred.
L. M. Ayle.swoith and W. P. Wiyht-
man protested against a sidewalk bemir
laid by their property on Broadway , as
ease was being started here the property
relieved from city ta\ca , being used for
agricultural purposes.
Some of the express men complained
because the busses were not forced to pay
common carriers' license. There are six
busses and numerous carriages running ,
it is _ claimed , \\ithuut paying license.
Lewis & Arm ! petitioned lor permission
to run busses without a license. This
was rejected.
Petition of property owners on Upper
Broadway was presented asking that tlie
street iu that part of the city be paved
with cedar blocks. Laid over until next
monthly meeting.
C. L. Besley and W. \Vightiuan
asked for exemntion on _ certain lauds
from city taxation , being used for ag
ricultural purposes and not divided into
lots. Referred.
Henry Do Long petitioned for a reduc
tion of taxation on a certain lot , there be
ing a clerical error. Grunted.
The telephone ordinance was again
brought up and referred.
Petition of propel ty owners was pro-
scntcd asking the council to order Fourth
street , Irom Bro.tdwuy to Willow avenue ,
paved wilhcedai block. Placed on table.
Sidewalk petitioned lor on south .side
of Broadway , from Chicago & North
western depot to Sixteenth street.
Mitchell Vincent proposed to the coun
cil that ho be allowed to proceed with the
extension of the new sewer ditch irom
the city limits to the cut off lake , under
tlie contract claimed by him , the work to
proceed pending the litigation , and he to
receive 18 3-10 cents a cubic yard on the
engineer's estimates , that being the aver
age of the bids received by the council.
In his petition Mr. Vincent states : "This
work was let in three contracts , the first
extending from Sixth or Seventh street to
Filth avenue , the second from Filth
avenue to Twentieth avenue , the third
from Twentieth avenue southward. The
grade from Twentieth avenue was estab
lished with u fall of one foot nnd nine
inches per mile. From Twenty-fourth two-
nuo southward for a temporary expedi
ent , the bottom of the ditcli was level tor
one and a quarter miles. The ultimate
mechanical cffoctof Ibis level stretch , so
far as the sediment carried in suspension
is concerned will be equivalent to a dam
acrosf the stream. Upon the first con
tract the deposit of sediment is 43 ! MO
per cent of the original quantity ; upon
the second section if is 27 percent , and
upon the third contract 21 ! MO per cent ,
nnd an average unon tlie entire work of
nearly 88 per cent of the quantities of
tlie original cross-suctions. This is the
condition of the work at this time. I
should liayo said that those per contugcs ,
include material already reniovcd. If
the entire fall from the established grade
of tlie bottom of the ditch at Broadway
to the present surface of the water in sec
tion 1 1 were used , a fall of three feet and
a half per mile can be Imd.Tnc velocity ,
winch would bo the equivalent of its
discharging capacity , would be increased
40 per cent , while the securing action
would bo doubled. "
The city engineer expressed himself
as unfavorable to the proposed course ,
the point by no means fixed , and its
liability to change not warranting so ex
pensive an experiment. Ho tuvorcd
using the old channel of the creek for
one or two years. A few hundred dollars
lars would suffice for a present outlet.
He did not deem it au engineering ne
cessity at present
The matter was discussed quite at
length , and Mr. Vincent's communica
tion was filially placed on file.
Petition of Peter Bechtolo for relief
from house sewer assessment on his
hotel was referred.
The bonds of the police force and mer
chants' policemen approved. Also bonds
of C. J. Bookman , poll tax collector ,
John Tompleton , chief of the fire depart
ment , E. S. Barrett , street supervisor ,
The city council then adjourned until
this afternoon , when other business will
be taken up.
Best coal and wood in the city at Glea-
boil's , U Pearl street.
The Hook of Hooks.
Rov. E. M. II. Fleming , the county
uiront of the Bible society , reports that
during the past year he has visited ! 3,2tJ ;
families and found 420 not having a Bible
in the house. Ho supplied 387 families
and individuals , sold 18'J books , and
donated 259. The receipts from sales and
donations amounted to fOi.UI ; , and the
salary of the agent and the incidental ex
penses amounted to $085.0 ! ) . This leaves
u balance on hand of * - > ; W.29.
The following have been chosen ofllcers
of tlie society for the coming year ;
President. 1) . O. Bloomer ; vice presidents ,
N. P. Dodge , Dr , II , W. Hart ; secretary ,
J. G. Mclntyroj treasurer , Thomas
OfHcor ; directors , J. P. Cussady , L , W
Tulleys , C. 11. Sniith
1'nrsonal Paragraphs.
G. W , Peun , of Oimwa , was in the city
yesterday.
J. A. Boios , of Woodbine , was at .tho
Ogden yesterday.
J. K. Aitchison made a ilylne trip to
Avoon yesterday ,
I Miss Rugsdale has accepted n position
in the People's store.
Mrs. L. F. Lewis , of Los Angclos , sister -
tor of Mrs. S. M. Huyt , is expected to
arrive In the city this morning ,
, Colonel McKisson , of the Wubaah , is in
the city looking after the general [ business
of that part of the line now placed in his
liamls ns receiver.
Information wanted concprninp Francis
Hindu-Hi , n cd 17. liplit hair , blue eyes ,
peed sizntC Left homo Inst Angiiot.
\Vrolc last from Brownsvillecl - ) . , last
October. Reported to have been seen in
Kansas City since then. Information
concerning him will bo thankfully re
ceived by his parents , , T. H. Gladwin ,
2,183 Ninth street , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
PICTURESQUE CAVES.
One of the Wonders of Nature Fount !
In Koiilliorn OITKOII.
( Jrant's l'u s Ciicnltir : The iew dis
covery is u multiplicity of grotesque and
fantastic looking objects of naturejs fasli-
inning. Persons of lively imncinntloii
nan. out of tin * scenery , make pel feet in
their minds almost any archetype , and
nviny dillercnt parts of many dill'erent
annuals. The numerous chambers and
many narrow ptf-stijics with dilVetcnt
shaped , fashioned and molded scenery
are Mii-pi-Hug and nstonisliliig. A man
can go tlirouch what is discovered , and
does go through it ; tlio writer lias gouts
through part of the discovery , but he be
lieves that no one person who does go
through it has a mind largo enough to
take in and hold all that is to bo seen in
that arcadian lei million. If lamps with
large , brilliant , burning Humes to ema
nate stieams of light on the surroundings
were placed there , the. sights would be
da//.ling. The snowy white and wav-
colored slalaetito and incrustations that
cover thu sides cannot be reproduced in
picture * . The wax-colored and \ itreons
stalactite pendants hanging from the
lower extremity rolled flashes of the
light , and when the burning candle.- * are
held still the visitors behold the appear
ance of innumerable splendors.
The incrustations on the bottom of
some of the chambers include patchesof
imitation hoarfrost , which is so hard and
sharp thai it makes prints in the boot-
soles ; but it glistening in the candle
light is like n body of newly-fallen snow
when the early sunbeams strike it in the
morning air. There are imitation
sponges that look soil and velvety , but
hard and sharp to the touch ot the hand ;
imilhition coral and coral fringes of very
beautiful shapes and coior.s : : i body of
stalagmite resembling the snow-clad
Mount Hood , and the ( Jliost chamber
which came near scaring the life out of
the cave unm when he discovered it.
Before enlei ing into the big chamber
there is overhead a vertical aperture
that seems to run up the distance of thir
ty feet , ami all the way it seems to have
the same diameter. A strong current of
air spins through , and visitors have to
take extra care of their lights or they
may lose them. The big" chamber is
well named. It is a spacious uudergroml
room , being ! Wt feet long , i"0 feet wide ,
its vaulted roof rising to a height of from
BO to 7o feet , and its MKO imposing to the
beholder. Its bides and roofs consists of
rock , differing from any other cave
chamber that the writer has seen ; enor
mous bowlders cover the bottom , and on
the shelly sides bunches of gravel are
sticking that contain variously-colored
pebble stones.
Women Named Mnry.
More women have been named Mary
than any other mime which has blessed
or cursed the feminine sex. It stands as
the typical name for the holiest and most
abject of \ \ omen for the virgin and for
the wanton. And in every language of
Asia and Europe , as well as that of
Egypt , this name appears almost without
variation. It has been tin equal favorite
with the aristocrats of France and the
Puritans of New England , and it equally
becomes literature or kitchen. It is
stately when we speak of Lady Mary
Worthy Montague ; it is simplicity itself
when we refer to Mary O Brien who
hands in our morning rolls. At one time
it may bring up a picture of divine painted
face , hanging in the rich "loom of an
Italian gallery , and at another of a red-
cheeked dairymaid with her bare feet in
the daisied gras < . Two of England's live
queens have borne it , and the most
memorable noiiuui that Scot-
jand ever produced has made
it immortal. The proudest woman of
France have dignified it , and the worst
women of Russia have disgraced it.
There as many Marys smiling at tlie cir
cling suns that make the brief summer
by the not thorn * ea us loll through the
luxurious days by the Mediterranean.
The name that the catholic mi'sionaries
gave to the tti-bt converted Indian mai
den was Mary , and perhaps the lirst
daughter of every family for all time
will stand in iminent danger of bearing
that name , ior it is the hr.it to ho con
sidered in naming girl babies , and when
rejected is always thought of with linger
ing tenderness. How many lovers have
loved it. How they have associated it
with purity and gentleness , with woman
liness and condor , and trust. What a
fateful name it is. Its bearer seem ? predestined -
destined to sorrow , yet it is gladsome.
too. "My mother's name was Mary. "
What a pleasant tiling to say. "My
little daughter Mary. " Could 'anything
bo prettier ? "MyEsister Alary , who is
dead. " What u wealth ol'tendor sug
gestions. "Mary my wife. " What pic
ture of home comfort !
It Astonished the Public
to hear of the resignation of Dr. Pierce
as a congress-man to devote himself solely
to his labors as a physician. It was be
cause his true constituents were the hick
and nfllictcd everywhere. They will find
Dr. Pierco's "Golden Medical Discovery"
a beneficent use of his scientific knowl
edge in their behalf. Consumption , bron
chitis , cough , heart disease , fever and
ague , intermittent fever , dropsy , neural
gia , goitre or thick neck , and all disease
of the blood , are cured by this world-re
nowned medicine. Its ptoperties are
wonderful , its action magical. By drug.
S'ists-
m
The Danes do not propose to have any
deceptions in their butter supply. A law
enacted in Denmark last year compels all
makers and sellers of adulterated , imita
tion and butinr to pack it in elliptical
tubs , conspicuously marked "margarine , "
and punishes infractions of the law by a
line of from SCO to U.oOO kroners ( about
$ Tii to $540) ) . The enactment was forced
by the agricultural clement of the coun
try , dcapito the opposition by the bogus
butter people ,
IMM3S ! P1LKS ! PILES
A wit o cure for Blind. Uleedln ? , Itculii
and Ulcerated Piles has been discovered by
Dr. Williams , ( an Indian remedy ) , called Dr
Williams' Indian Pile Ointment A single
box has cured the worst chronic eases of 23 or
SO ) cars .standing. No one need suffer live
minutes after applying this wonderful sooth
Ini ; medicine. Lotions and instruments do
inoro Imrm than good. Williams' Indian
Pile Ointment absorbs the tumors , allays the
intense Itching , ( particularly at night after
cettlng warm In bud ) , acts as a poultice , elves
Instant relief , and is prepared only for Piles ,
Itchlntj of private parts , and for nothing else.
SKIN IHSKASHH OUHKI ) .
Dr. Fnuler's Majrlo Ointment cures as by
nifiL'ic , 1'lmnlPs , lilack Heads or ( imbs ,
Blotches and Eruptions on the face , leaving
thobKin clear and ucautlful. Also cures Itch.
Salt Kl'eum , Sere Nipples , Sere Ll\a \ , and
Old Obstinate Ulcers.
Sold by druggists , or mailed on receipt of
CO cents.
Retailed by Kuhn & Co. , and Schrocter &
Conrad. At wholesale by C. F. Cioodmau.
The capital commissioners arc still
looking for a site in Cheyenne , Some of
the purse-proud city fathers are bucking
the offer 01 the city pans for that pur
pose.
Public sale of Short Horn cattle at Lin
coln. Neb. , April 14 , 1830 , Fifteen cows
and heifers and twenty bulls. For cata
logues imply to Col. F. M. Woods , Litv
coin , Neb. , or Williams & Lacy. Lacuna ,
Iowa.
To the Public
Cirannstnncps beyond our control
hnvc delayed the closing1 out of our en
tire stock as we Imtl purposed.
I
The nppToncliiiig season of spvlnp
trmle finds us with , n pooilly stock of
Dry Uoods awl Cnrppts , sonlo Hues de
pleted but cleared of undesirable goods.
Dciiiff i Hie dry * prooils business AVC
know of no better place to continue the
sump than in Council Bluffs. We sliull
therefore re-stock every department
with new and seasonable jjoods. Our
Mr. E. H. ] larkncs3 , is now making pur
chases in eastern markets , ami wo shall
soon have a
Choice ,
NewStock
Stock
To ofTer our rustomcM. Our carpet do-
Iiiirtnii'iit Avlll bu coniiili'tu with the now
pat terns of
Moquette ,
± 3ody Brussels ,
Etc. . Etc. , Curtains unil eiirtain pootls
fronuloiucstic tinil forciifii nmrkots.
We IMVO already on our tables tlie
choicest selections sf Swiss ami Ham-
Iniriy embroideries ever ofl'ered iu ( lie
city , line an excellent assortment ol1
white poods to which we shall inaUc
frequent additions.
We thank our many patrons for their
favors and peed will in tlie past , and
we shall endeavor to merit the same in
the future , by attention to their inter
ests , and by peed poods and we invite
allto call and examine our new pur
chases before buying in other markets.
ess Bros
401 BBOABVvrAY
Council Bliiflf4 , Iowa.
Omaiia DentaliAssocia'n '
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Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts.
Dr. Haugliawout , Pres
FIllliiK at loncht | irlcc , with Bold , llvcr and other
combinations Uulcl | ilnte nml lontluuous ( iiuu Teeth
a ppcclalty.
ppcclalty.Beet
Beet Sets of TsetlL , 3S ,
rnnncr price $15. I'crfcct tit nml best material. All
wo Council Bluffs Office ,
2HI BROADWAY , WEST SIDK.
Council Bluffs Bus
AND
Carriage Transfer Co.
Arnil , Trops.
and bag'gairo taken to nnd from
nil tniliiH. DuBies , ciiiriUKPsand biiff/ngo wap-
OIIB iniilto connections with all trains. Prompt
attention len to all culls. Spec-liil rates to
tlifutiicnltioupoi nml uoinmorcilal men. Car-
rinses run dny mid nlcht. Odlco nt O den
llonso. Telcjihono 1-S , Also at llechtolo's
Hotel. Lnavi-oidrrsoii the latcs.
THE CARTER WHITE LEfDCO'S ' ,
DIAMOND II1IAM ) OF
STRICTYPUBEIEID , ZIKC 'H D OIL
Are absolutely pure , as represented. One gal
lon will cover two hundied nnd fifty Minnie
loot two coats , and will stay on lotiKer than any
other pnlnt maiiufiictuicd. 1'orbalu by
. EC. J miL.T-T ' ,
Dealer in Drugs , Paints , Oils , Etc ,
6O7 Main Street , , ' Council Bluffs.
226 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
Cure without inodl-
A POSITIVE elno , I'atentod Octo
ber 10 , J870.
One box will cure
the most obtlnato ciuo in four days or less.
Allan1 sSoluble MefatadBoujries
No nauseous doses of cubebs , copaiba or oil of
sandaluood that uro corlulu to proiluco dyspep
sia by destroying the coatings of the stomach ,
1'rlco 81.K ) . Bold by all druirtrlets or mailed on
receipt of price. For further particulars . gent
for circular. P. O. Box 1533. - - -
3" . C. .XjXj i.3ST CO. ,
* 3 John St. , Now York.
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WHOLESALE AND JOBBING
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
" 3 MievLfrifA L
DEERE , WELLS & CO. ,
Wholesale
Agricultural Implements , Baggie ; ,
Cnrrlnscs , Etc , Kta Council llliUTs , lo\vft.
KBYSTONK MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Corn Shellers , Stalk Cotters ,
Dlscllnrrows , Seoitora , Corn Planter * , Food Oiit-
tors , KtCt Factory , Hock Kails , Ills.
Xoi.l.-OI , 1531 , 1.VB , 1837 .Main St. , Council
Mnnuf'rs nn 1 Jobbers of
Agricultural Implements.Wagons . , Buggies ,
Cm i Inffc * . ninl nil Mnli of 1'arm Mno'ilnsrr.
1100 to Ills South Mnln Street , Couiull llluits ,
lown ,
AXK ;
r.O. Ui.mso.N , T. H.DotniiAs , UEO. P. WauiitT.
YM'ros .VM in. S \Counsol. .
Council BluTs Handle Factory ,
( Incorpnrntcil. )
Mnnufnctnicnof Axle , 1'lcW , Slot1ro ( nml Stntll
llumlli'9 , of uvory description.
CAHl'UTS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS CAKPUT CO. ,
Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades ,
OlU'lotbs , Curtain VlMtiirs , I'phoMcry O
Utc. No. 405 llroii'lirny Council lllulTa ,
I IdUll.
cfo , me.
PEUKC.OY & MOOKK ,
Wholesale Jobbers In tbo
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes ,
XOB. SSMnln ami 27 I'cmlSts. , Council llliiffs
lown.
COU.W/N.S/O.V.
SNYDKK & LEAJMAN ,
Wholesale
Fruit and Produce Conioiission Merchants ,
No. 14PMrl St. , Council lllulis.
CltACh'I'.ltS.
McCLUlU , CRACKKR CO. ,
Mnimlaclurcis of
Fine Crackers , Biscuits aad Ca'ioi ' ,
Council
MAUKKK & CRAIG ,
Importers &Joblior30fCroBi8ryGIassward ,
I.nnipa , Fruit J.ti-8 , Ciitleiy , Strmnnnrn , llur
Good ? , Kanoy Oooils. Vic. Council HliUfj ,
loa. .
jJ7H.7ttt7j.srs' .
I1AULE , HAAS & CO. ,
Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass ,
ts' Siinchloi , Klo. N'o. Mitln St , nnj
No. " 11'ouil St. , Council lllulls.
DliV GOODS.
M. E. .SMITH & CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goods ,
Notions , Etc. Nn . 112 nnd lit Mnln St. , Nos. 113
nnd 11" > I'catl St , Council Illulls , lowu.
rnvrvs.
O. W. JJUTTS ,
Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty
Ocncial Coininlss'on. No. TilJ llioatlway ,
Council IllulVH.
W1KT & DUQUETTE ,
Wliolcsulo
Fruits , Confectionary & Fancy Groceries.
Nos. 1 and 18 Pearl Ft. , Council Blum ? .
GKOXEWEt ! & SCHOENTCKN ,
Jobbers in Staple aad Fancy Groceries ,
Nos. 117 , 119 nnd 121 , Main St. , Council Hluffs ,
lown.
L. KIKSCIIT & CO. ,
Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Also Wholesale Llipior Dealers. No. 410 Ilio.ul-
way , Council Rluflb.
ItAIUWAltt } .
_ _
v
Wholesale )
Hardware , Tinware , Gasoline Stoves ,
Kcfiiecrators. etc. Nos. fill liioiulway , and 10
Main btreot. Council RlnlN.
1IA11XKSS , ETC.
BEOKMAN & CO. ,
Manu'nctiucrs or and Wholosiilo nailer ) in
Leather , Harness , Saddlery , Etc.
No. 525 Main St. . Council UluQd , Iowa.
HATS , CAPS. KTC.
METCALF BROTHEHS ,
Jobbers in Hits , Caps and Gloves.
Nos. UI2 and 314 Ilroadtvuy , Council
JIKAVV IIAHDU'AIIK.
KEELINK & FELT ,
Iron , Steel , Nails , Heavy Hardware ,
And Wood Stock , CaunolHIliifTs , Iowa.
innus AND WOOL.
I ) . II. McDANKLI ) & CO. ,
Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides ,
TallowWool , I'clts.droasoand 1'urs Council
Hindu , Iowa.
OILS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO. ,
Wholrsalo Drillers in
Illuminating & Lubricating Oils , Gasollni
E3TO. , 33TO.
S. Theodoro.Ak'i'nt , Council lllutra. Iowa.
LUJJUKIl , I'lIANQ , KTC.
A. OVERTON & CO. ,
Hard Wood , Southern Lumber , Piling ,
And Urielo Material Hpoeliiltics.Wliolosalo Lum
ber ot all Kinds. Olllcu No. 1 W Main St. ,
Council UltiUH. Iowa.
II'WBS .VD UQVOltS.
JOHN UNDER ,
Wlioloealo
Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors.
forSt. Cottliairt's Herb Dittos. No. U
Main St. Council ninlls.
SCHNEIDER & HECK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
Jfo COO Jiii [ if , , OuncU 7Hiiy .
N. SCHUBZ ,
Justice of the Peace.
Office Over American Express Company.
Farm at a Bargain.
Well Improved farm of J6T nuics tor b.ilu ;
24 miles fiom Council HIiills. Adclies *
JltA HCOF1ELD ,
Council Ululft ; ,
* i/C
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER
llrlck LulUlIng nnv klml iul oi ! or mo\rd mul satisfaction guaranteed. Trnmo liotuei mor
onl.lttlcUlhot trucVs-tho best In the tror'.l.
803 Eighth A.VOIIUB ami Eighth Street , Council Dlufft.
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTI01C. Spcolal advertisement ) , such ft ?
Lost , found , To Ii-jin , Po * Sita , To lloiit , W-i-itl
nonrdluff.ctc. , will 1)0 Imortoil In tills column U
thcloir rnto of TRN CR rs 1'KIt UNIS for the
firstlnsortlon snJ TIV15 CHXl'3 PICK 1,1X15 for
cnch subsoiuont Imortloti. Lou-o aU-oi'tln
mentfat our olflco , Mo. U 1'etirl street , iitur
IHoachvuy , Council llluiv-i.
WANTS.
lunuh counter , hotispluilil , L-tc. No. UK"
Htomlnny , MCMINorths csturn iluiot. |
Ki\liMMiit-Tlmt : ; : the t'nlon I'liclflcinllionil
I me the most ili > sliiilili < clrjii : |
cultuuil Itimls In the ni'uKot. For limps mul
Information orlnml exclusion tlrkutu miplvto
W. C. Shic-y. Spi-elul AROIU I' . I' . 11. II. l.niul Do-
imitmcnt , No. U , Mnln Ml cot Council lllullH.
WANTii : > Cook. Apply to H.C. flatiunoiuT ,
Stiit. | ln- t. 1) . m id I ) . , Council Illnlts
Foil SAI.K-Old wipoi . hi Humilities to suit ,
nl l oo onicu , No. 1 1'eurl Hit cot
1J10U HUNT \'i\v \ loom cottiijrp. liKpiln1 nt
JL1 120 rointh sued , 01 of McMlcUcn , Die
I'lntnorMii'ct.
SWAN iV.I , Kii : ! , No. ! Wlnlu MI opt ,
( iniiloi-Cltbon's Uiaki , ic.il estate mm inoi--
Mi c\fmniro ! brokers Our liooks itro lull
ol spcchtl tmik'nlns 1m ! It M Impo-slhlu to pub
lish a tolmhlo ! l-t I iom the Im't or so many dully
Wlmt ni > n k Is : It you ant to bpll
ortriKloimj thins l our line , write us amio
will send joiiapiluof ImiKiiltis to uloct lYom.
l.nnits luiptovctl or unlinpiovc.l , city or toun
piopcrtv , toUs ot ifoojs of any Mint in nny
p1iiti-.it such ) on Inn oor inch you \\nnt let us
' . S'.uin i Walker Council Illutls
TIMOTHY SEED.
1 Imvo u ( iimntltj of tnutul , well cli'iuiotl seed
\\liich 1 oiler nt icitsounblp tUriius Seed of the
cio'olH8 ] > . Coricspomlciice snllrltcil. 1' . G.
IIUTM'II , Pelwllnr , Iowa. C. & N. W. Hy.
Railway Time Table ,
COUNCIL IILUFF3.
The following is the time of m rival mid
depaitureortiuliis by central standard time , ut
the low I depot" . Trillin lenvo transfer depot ton
inimitc'iemlkT ami nriivo ton minutes Inter :
cmctno. MII.W uiKr.K & sr. TAUL
! ) : 'JOA. M . Mall nihl i\pic's . Ii"i0p. : M.
tioUl.M . lxpie ! H . 0:03 : A. M.
CHICAGO. nuiiuMiio.N * QUI.VCV.
B:40A.M : . Mull mid KxpiLss . G:30P.
0:60v.M : . UMIIOV * . U:03 :
W Ml VII , ST. LOUISA I'tCIHC.
2:15 : P. M.t.oonl St. Louis KMiross Ixicul .
ii.UOP.M.'rinnslurdt. Louis llv. TniiiHl < > r.iJO : p. M
KVMUS CirV , ( . JOU * COUisRII , HLUFfS
10:10 : A. M . . .Mull nil 1 lixprctB . fi.iOl'.w. :
VV5l : > . M . . . Uxpioss . Oi jA.u.
BIOU.cnr * i-ACJriG
7lfiA.v : . . .Slouv City Mull . S:30p. : M.
0OJ'.M. : ; ! . . . bt. I'nnl K\iios-J ] . 8UA. : ! u.
UMON PATiriC.
10:3'iA. : ' M . llonvi-r Expioss . . .5:4. : " ) P. .
JIJ : p. M. . . Lincoln Pu < is..Oiii. .S ; It. V. . . :0j : P. M.
7:50p.M : . Overland 15jirosa : ) . b:15A. : M.
DUMMY ' 1HAIN8TO OMAHA.
Leave Council -7Oj-SUJ-an-10i : : : : : > -
llw : : a. iu. : 1 : m Z : , Wu4:30 ; ! : : : 5J5 : 1iJ :
fM11:45 : p. m. Sumluvs-7:05 a . J 11:10iu :
iu ; S'M : , I..Wi'J : 0lid : ll:4jp. : m. LorivoOmn.
lin-0.l- : > 7J-8SO-10:00-llWn ) : : : , m lUJ-iOJ- : :
: ( : UO-4UO-i:0) : : : 0:05 : : Iri It : ll ) p. in. Sundays
: Jj-7fiO- : 11:00 n. m. : 2OUa:005OJ : : : -
0U3 : " < : ir-itlo : u m.
STEA1 DYE Y/ORKS /
MRS.C.LGILLETTE'S ' HHIR GOODS STORE
No. 29 Main St. , Council Bluffs , Opp. Postoffice ,
B. BICE M. ID.
. , . . .
niMpppa or other turn us removed without
Imnuullu the knlfo or drawing of blond.
CHRONIC DISEASES of all kind. specialty.
Over thlity years' pricLoiiloxporloaoi.
No . U I'eurl Slrcct , Council llluffj.
"MURDER MOST FOUL"
To Allow Anyone to Die ol Diphtheria !
DUItlNfi tliolas > t six ycnisthoro luis not lienn
it death fiom DIpUlliuilix In any fcn'ie wliuio
lilt. THOJIAS .lKFnniiS' : : PHIJVKNTIVI : unil
CIIIIKus ii'cil It has boon the invnns of snv-
Injf thousands ol lives nnd mlitht liavo ciucd
liinulitn.'s oi Hums imlH moie. IndUiienhiblo In
putrid boio throat , 111 mullmiant ulailrt fe\cr ,
cliaiiKlntf It In 4S hours to the t-lmplo form. In-
fulllblo ciuo for uinnllammatory , Ulceiutivo ,
I'ntrld , Cnncoroiis L'lcoratlon of the Womb nnd
all Caiturral conditions. Pilco fa.
Full printed Inst nations how to use the medl-
fine sent with II. No doctor iciUlicd. |
Dyspepsia ! Dyspepsia !
Dysropllc , why llvoln mMjiy , nnclcllo In dls-
pair nltli ctinror of the stniuncli 1 Dr. Thomas
Jollcrlt-a ciiies o\oiy ciiso of Ini Itrrs'lun and
constipation Inn \rrj slioil time , llcst ol' icf-
eiPin.Tsai\nti. : Dyspep in Is the caufo ol nmuty
p'-r cent of all illccnpi-d conditions. 1'iko J.1
lor tocoka tioatmont.
I'loiu the Council llluns Dully IlcrnU :
Mi > . 13 M. Ucniid , wile of iniiic : ! < ur fJoranl ,
of the I'nlon I'aollle , this city , h.is been H if i rat
Bulletin- for many veins , with what was sup-
po-i'd to bo cancer of Ui thioat. It was so bad
Hint she was Ihicateiird with Htm vntlon- Her
general health wns lomplctely bioken down.
Him could only swnllonIdiuld food , und uvuii
that her Plotmicli could not dlKt-'at or iiBHliniliiic.
Pliyfloliins of Council Hn.lTn ! and Omahu mivo
no lollot Dr , .Iclloils , of this city , was culled.
In lour wceUH' lime ho cured her throat , and
hits completely irstwixl Inntreneial heiiltli ,
Had Mib. ( Jriaid nut obtiiliicd relief t-oon bho
would have died liom blood poison , the tiiuiu
c'ondltlon that dostioyed the Illu ol Ccn. < ii mil'
Dr. Jeltorlos' dlptheil-i mi-dlclno Is Intalllblu In
all KlniU ol MIIU thioat.
DR. JEFFEtllES' REMEDIES
Can only bo obtained at hh O.'llce ,
No. K.I H. Kltflitli t-t. , ( "ouncll lllu , Iowa ,
Orbent bj I\piets ! on Hocelpt ol I'llcu.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT
HAIR GOODS
WiOS fMDE TO GBDER ,
337 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
THOS. orncen. w. n. u.
OPPICSR , & PUSJS3T ,
COUNCIL BLUffS , IOWA.
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
COtTNOIIj BIjTJIPir > S.
Practices In State nnil Federal Court *
Koouis 7 nnd 8 , Simuart illook.
Horses and Mules
For nil pin poses lioupht nnd sold , nt retail and
Iu lots Lingo iimntlues | to iclect fiom.
MASON WISE ,
6th Etresl , Near Pacific House , Council Bluffs ,
Tlie Highest Market Price
For all kinds of second hand household
goods and
andSTOVES. .
DI. DKOHLICH ,
COS Broadway , Council Bluffs.
A.C.liuiiMi , Pros. L.W. Tui.i.nvs , Vloo-I'rcs.
JAMUS N. llnowsCashier.
Council Bluffs National Bank
102 MAIN STBEET ,
Capital $100,000
Authorized Capital 260,000
Stockholders Represent 1,000,000
Do aircncinl bnnklni ;
\vcnuntsot bank ? , bunlicis , nicrclinnt * , mnn-
nlacturcisand Individuals ioolvcd on fnvora-
bio tcinis.
Domestic and foreign exchange.
The very host of attention irivcii to nil busl
ncsscoininlttoJ to our emu.
KIEL SALE STABLES
Hoi 80s and Mules kept constantly on hand
for sale nt ictallor In carloads.
Orders proindtly flllol by cuntrnct onshoit
notice. Stock sold on commission.
SHLUTEIl & HOLKY , Proprietors.
Stable Coiner Filth Avenue and I'ourth St
Council UlutTs lown.
CARPETS ,
CURTAINS ,
Bugs , Mattings ,
Window Shades , Etc
i
Wholesale and Retail.
Spring 1886 Our stock Is now com
plete and contains the newest designs
nnd colorings In all grades of Carpet B ,
Curtains , Rug's , Upholstery Goods , ete.
POPULAR PRICES Mail orders at.
tended to prompt' ' } ' . Fine Upholstery
Work to order.
COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPETS CO. ,
405 liroad way.
RUSSELL&Co
Manufacturer * of all alzoaof
Automatic Engines
Especially Dobhrnotl for Hiinnluir
MILLS , ( illAINiELKVATOHS , " '
AND ELKCTIUC LIGHTS ,
Tubular nnd Locomotive
New Mitssillou Threshers.
Carcj' and "VVoodlmry Horse Powers.
STATIONAIIV , SKID ,
Portable nnd Traction Engii
SAW MILLS , KTC.
Factory Miissillon , 0. Branch
510 Pearl St. , Council BlufR
BEND FOR 1800 ANNUAL.
China , ( tliiiswnw i ii'l ' LUIIIIH ,
Ur. S. HomorAsC ) . .
No. S3 , Miiia Si. , Coiiui ! . ! lihi' ) ' > , la.
Locking Bracket for Fences
AND 01HKII U.VII.S. 1101)1 , iiC. :
KKNCJKS JH'ILT WITHOUT NAILS.
Anypuit rcalllylakcno.it < ir ic.iliicol. I'm
picket or mil fenouj.lion or wood , cmii.ot l.o c -
celliil tor ralllna ol any tin I I'oi pullttlliiit
wrlto C. J. lllvCK'MAN. Inu'iiliir.
I'OUIKII Illllllri.
Plato nJ county rltrlits I'nrs.ilo.
ONLY HOTEL
In Council tllutfa havlnz
Fir © Esoeu-pe
Audnll inoaeru ImpruvuiuunK , cull Itiffe , t\i
ttlnrm Mis , etc. . lilliu
VUJESTON HOUSE !
Noi.SI5.2l7 ildS19 , MHluStrvot ,
MAX MU1IN , 1'ioprluto