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CpUNCflTBLUFFS ,
SATURDAY MOUNINO , APHIL 10.
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
Delivered by carrier In nny part ot the city at
tn cnlj cents per w eok.
11. W.TH.TOH
, - - Manager.
TIUI : : > HONES :
nt'HNrssOfFicp , No. 43.
KifliirniToitNo.8. ! : ) .
MtNOIl SIKXT1ON.
Stnbbs , tlio Imtlcr.
Now spring KOOIS ! nt Hcitor'3. '
The youngest ilangliter of P. Cotlv is
Very ill.
The vutcrnus In attcndanco nt tlio
Unto encampment , nt Sioux City , re
turned yesterday.
George Hanimcl wns yesterday lined
? 7.GO for brcitklnir n whip til one of the
livury stables while drunk.
A young fellow named John Allen wns
tirrestcd yesterday afternoon on sus
picion of being wanted at Atlantic.
We will continue our grand spiine
opening this Saturday evening.
HAUKNKSS Bitos.
Deputy Marshal Mullen lias gene to
Illinois in response to u telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of his
mother.
The subject at the Haptist church Sun
day evening will ho "Capital and Labor
in their present aspects. " Seats fiec ut
all services.
J. M. Carter , the superintendent of
construction of the new court house , ar
rived yesterday from St. Joe. The work
on the building will be resumed Monday ,
weather permiting.
The lint California redwood lumber
ever received in this city is seven ears
billed to the Chicago Lumber company ,
consisting of live cars of linishing lumber
and two of shingles.
Miss Mary K. Swan has resigned her
position as toucher in the Pierce street
school , and the vacancy lias been filled by
the appointment of Miss Bin-slow , who
has been serving as a substitute toucher.
On account of the ruin yesterday work
on the canning factory buildings was
slopped. One two-story huilding is now
under roof , and three others have the
brick work completed nearly to the second
end lloors.
Services in the Congregational church
to-morrow ns usual. Preaching by the
pastor. Morning subject , "Spiritual Culture
ture- ; " evening , "The Better Way. " A
cordial invitation is given to all wlio may
desire to attend.
Judge James has commenced tlio im
provement of his Muin street property.
Another story is to bo added , and the up
per floors fitted with olHeos. The build
ing is to be furnished with an elevator
nnd other conveniences.
The Council Hinds : St. Louis Railway
company has decided to change its houif-
quarters from Shngurt's block to the
impel * part of the building ut the corner
of Alain and First avenue , formerly occu
pied by jinrko's photograph gallery.
This will give more room for their olliees
than that now ullordcd them , and the
location will bo about us central.
There bus been nothing heard from
Hubbcll , the cattle man , who left Mis-
fcouri Valley recently , just as charges
wore being made out to the effect that lie
had been selling forged notes. His tather
1ms come on from the oust and has mailo
good the amount of the losses , which is
baid to have not exceeded , § 000 although
reported to have been much greater.
The citi/.ons on several streets are
anxious for paving this season. When
property owners are so anxious to have
Btich improvements as to bo willing to
pay for them by special assessments , it
ficems that tlio city at largo should will
ingly bear the cost of the intersections.
The recent threat by u few citizens Unit
they would light all paving tax , cuused
the council to dceido to move slow , and
not order now work until it became evi
dent what thoJJircat was going to amount
to . - omo"of those who talked so thrcut-
- ( Slingly have seen the folly of such a
move , unit the sentiment of the citi/.ens
generally has put others to shame , and it
now appears that there will be little more
opposition expressed against city im
provements.
Dressmaking , cutting and fitting , by
Miss Glcason , No. ! M Pearl street.
Personal Paragraph ! ) .
Mrs. Iru Scolicld nnd son have gone on
n trip to California.
Prof. McClelland nnd wife , of Tabor ,
wore in tlio city yesterday.
Mrs. Brooks , wife of the president of
Tabor college , was in the city yesterday.
II. N. Wood of DCS Moiues , special
agent of tlio North Bristol Insurance
company , was in the city yesterday.
P. A. Conover will on Monday leave on
business connected with the Sun Insur
ance company , of which ho is special
ngont.
E. W. Archer , of the Council Binds
Cunning company , spent yesterday in
Atlantic looking ufter bis interests in the
canning company tlioro.
Mr. Robinson of Dow City , has decided
to niuku Council Binds his homo , and
inovii bis family hero next week. Ho will
bo connected with Field's hardware estub-
lishmcnl.
T. L. Cody and family , of Minnesota ,
arc in Iho eily visiting llio family of P.
Cod } * , whom they have not seen in many
yours. Mr. L. T. Cody is thinking somewhat -
what Of purchasing property anil remain
ing hero.
M. T. Green , president of the Chicago
Lumber company , Chicago , ami n part
ner of S. P. MucConnoll "of the Chicugo
Lumber company in this city , arrived In
the city jcstorday on his return trip from
California , Hois the guest of Mr. Mac-
Council and will go east this evening.
Wo will continue our grnnd spring
opening this Saturday evening.
IL\iacNiss : Bitos.
TlrcH or Jail.
Yesterday Slicrid'liiirrison arrived hero
from Logan with the notoiious George
Washington Makopoaco , the Dunlnp at
torney. Muuopoaco hns been lying in
jail at Logan on Iho charge of enibc//lo-
inont , nnd other charges , until ho is tired
of it , and not being able to give bonds ,
bus sought the habeas corpus mode of
exit. His petition wns tiled In the su
perior comt , and yesterday ho was given
u hearing by Judge Ayleswoith. The
case occupied llio whole day , tlioro being
considerable testimony to go through ,
the claim being tlitit the testimony tfiti
not warrant tlio justice in binding him
over to iho graml jury , A decision will
probably bu rcuohcil to-day.
Money to loau by Forrest Smith.
Stray Htook Ulan.
Tlioro has been somewhat of a sensa
tion caused in Logan anil vicinity by the
mysterious disappearance of William
Dakun , a well known stock man who has
cousldurablo property , and whoso homo
( , is about live miles from I.ogan. About
three weeks ago ho stalled for Chicago
L. ith a largo amount of stock , anil lms >
i rte return or report , lljs anxious
re'/ors liuvo wait til until it seemed
. * > i was not going to hhow up again ,
Hint Anon the rush began for attachments
to secure their claims. It is understood
that the claims will -mount ( to $15,000 to
IIB.OOO.
TOO SHARP AND SURPRISING
So Thinks Snperindendent Hammond Oon *
corning the Beport in His Oaso.
CRUMBS FROM THE COUNCIL.
of the County noaril A Miss-
inn Stock Dealer nml Anxious
Creditor" } Miikc I'caco
In Town ,
The Siipcrliitciiilcitt Surprised.
Tlio telegraphic news jiiblislictl ) in yes
terday's Hin : , nnnounciiiK the decision of
the committee of investigation of the in
stitution for the deaf and dumb , caused
no little surprise hero , It was ccnuntlly
thought that the report would probably
criticise the management of the institu
tion in some respects , enough to prevent
any possible charge of "whitewash , " but
few thought that the committee would
lind any serious ftiult with the suporin-
lendent or trustees. That Superintend
ent Hammond and his wife would be so
severely dealt with was n surprise. The
details of the testimony before the com
mittee me not knout ) , but the general
diift of it is pi tittyell understood. The
testimony is voluminous , and was taken
in slunt-hand , and afterwards there was
considerable delay before it was trans
cribed and at the iorviee of the commit
tee. The testimony was keptsceret , and
the irst opportunity pre onted for its ex
amination by the public has been by the
filing the testimony together with the re
port. 1'rof. Hammond and wife Imvo
many friends hcie , and the feeling in this
community is largely with them. Prof.
Hammond was superintendent of a simi
lar institution in Arkansas , and was most
highly esteemed there. It was only un
der protest that that institution consent
ed to his accepting the position here , and
his whole record tip to this time has been
most excellent. The report , therefore , is a
terrible blow to him and his fiiemls.
At an rally hour yesteiday morning
the Uii : : man sought out Prof. Hammond ,
and asked him conceining the report ot
the committee. He hail not heard what
the report was , not having received his
morning paper. On being informed , he
said :
"Well , I hardly know what to say
about it , or whether 1 ought to say
anything about it just yet. It is a great
surprise , for while I did not oxnect that
the committee would report altogether
favorable to me , still 1 did not expeet
such a severe report. "
"What will bo your action in the mat
ter ? "
"I am not prepared now to say much
about it , and would prefer you would
wait a while. I will lot , * , ou know when
I decide. If I conclude to make any
statement to the public , 1 will give the
liiK as early an opportunity to publish it
as any of the papers. 1 feel that a great
injustice lias been done me , and you
might simply say Unit , but lam hardly
prepared to makr any foimal state
ments. "
"Do you know just what testimony
was produced before the committee ? "
"I know the general drift of it. The
investigation was largely ox parte , how-
over. I had no opportunity to cross-ex
amine many of the witnesses , or put in
any rebuttal testimony. 1 was not rep
resented by council. Hut about all
that I don't ' care to say anything now.
Perhaps the time will come when I will
think best to do so. "
The sclioql year ends in June , but the
year for which the supeiintendont is en
gaged ends in September. Just what
action the superintendent will take in re
gard to remaining here , after the liling
of Jlns report , is not known and ho would
Say nothing about that. Some predict
that ho will resign , others that lie will
complete the year.
The retirement of B. F. Clayton from
the board of trustees is also looked upon
as a slap at the management of the insti
tution. He has been quite active in
looking after the management of the in
stitution , and has been one of the super
intendent's ' staunch supporters. A. T.
Flickinger , who has been selected to lill
the place on the board , is one of the most
highly esteemed members of the bar here ,
and is n young man of sterling integiity
and marked ability , Ho will prove a
valuable member ot the board and a safe
man to handle such important interests.
Money to loan on city and farm prop
erty at (1 ( and 7 per cent interest , by F. J.
Day , successor to Odoil & Day , No. SO
Pearl street.
Dr McLcod , oculist and aurist , No.
502 Broadway , Council Itlulls.
Aloro City BiiRlncss.
The city council met in adjourned ses
sion yesterday afternoon , Alderman Shu-
gar t presiding , and Aldermen Bennett ,
Danfoith , Keller and Hammer present.
The petition of Mrs. L. M. Clark for re
duction of taxes on property on Third
avenue , referred to committee on claims.
Petition of Theresa McLain , asking for
compensation for removal of a small
house from the grounds of St. Joseph
academy , referred to board of super
visors.
Thomas White complained that the Chicago
cage , Burlington & Quincy railroad had
put a side-track for the Chicago Lumber
company too near to his residency. Re
ferred to committee on streets and al
loys.Petition
Petition of M F. Rohrer and others ,
asking for payment for damages by Union
avenue , referred to committee on streets
and alleys and city attorney.
W. T. Cole petitioned for exemption
from city taxes about eighteen acres used
for agricultural purposes. Rcteried to
committee on judiciary.
A resolution was presented ordering
property owners on both sides of Wash
ington avenue from north Second street
to Oakland avenue , to curb and grade the
same within thirty days. Adopted.
The claim of Reagan Bros & Ale-
( iorisk for $1,800 interest , was referred
to committee on claims.
The American District Telegraph or-
dlnanco was icad a second time , and re
ferred to the lire committee.
An ordinance was presented to pro
vide for the enforcement of the ordi
nances in rcgaul to cjt.y weighmastorand
market places , mid lixing penalties for
Violations. Referred.
The oulinanco of the Nebraska Tele
phone company was read a second time
and referred to lire committee.
The oulinanco providing for property
owners making public improvements was
referred to judiciary committee.
A communication was presented by C.
II , Sanderson , complaining that ho hud
been removed from the lire department
by Chief Tomplcton , the alleged cause
being insubordination. He did not feel
like resting under such a cloud and
wanted an investigation , as he had been
a member of the tire department since
1871 and did not want his record thus
spoiled.
This communication had been lying in
a sealed envelope , the contents not being
known , and had lust been reached. As
the changes made by Chief Templeton
had been already continued by the coun
cil , the communication 0:11110 : a little lato.
It was referred , however , to the lire com
mittee to sco if any injustice had been
done Mr. Sanderson.
Considerable time was spent in discuss
ing the last proposition of Mitchell
Vincent in regard to the new sewer ditcu
extension. No decision was reached and
the mutter was tiually allowed to rc&t
until to-day to give an opportunity for
the council to got advice on the matter
from Us attorney.
The council adjourned , to meet ngam
this afternoon at il o'clock.
County Iloaul.
The countv board continued its session
yesterday. The contract for building
bridges in the county was lot to the
Ireland Bridge company , of Ccntcrvillc ,
Iowa. The report ol the county clcik
was audited , and a number of bills
allowed. John Limit was given power
to see that all old soldiers were properly
bmlcd , and to appoint leputios for this
pmposo in cases occurring in the county ,
outside of the city. This is to avoid the
delay and trouble of getting the amount
allowed by law in such cases , the matter
being placed in his hands for action for
the coming year.
For the latest style ot dressmaking co
Miss Uleason. No. 31 Pearl street.
Small litirglnry.
The house of Mrs. Christiansen , near
the Rock Island depot , was entered by
burglars Thursday night. They secured
sonic clothing , about $12 in money and a
revolver.
Substantial abstracts of titles and real
estate loans. J. W. & E. L. Squire , 101
Pearl street , CmmcilBlufR
SlNGUljAIUTItiS.
A blacksn.lkc killed near llo\.i\\ottamle.
PH. , Aim tuund to hiuc swallowed a small
rat-tall Hie
. The latest curiosities In natural history
caplutetl by California huuteis are a white
beaver , \Uiltodeer and n white mud hen.
A goldunwlniedoodpcckcr ; laid seseuty-
one t'Bjrs In oaee.f > on at Dichtoii , Mass.
An oinltholiii'lst kept lobbliu : Its nest ot all
but one I-KJT , and the honclul olid coiittmivd
to lay thumiliout the season In order to i.iiso
a blood.
T\\o months ago a baby that \\clched but
onoiiotmdMts bom in Clinton , 1'a. lliu
little thlii ; ; Is alive and health ) * now , but has
KHwn veiy little , anil a mueiim man oireis
the mothei much money It she will place it
on exhibition.
A column article in the Denver Xo\\s do-
sciibustlie IliidliiK In Middle pane , at the
dentil ot thtity feet , the nt atl/ud timbcis ot a
ship ot unknown leni-lli , "evidently moved
bv sails. " Some observers , however , con-
sfdur the supposed ship "veiy like a whale.1
The latest tiaveler's jam Is of a lice In the
noithenstcm p.nt ol Xevv ( iitlncahlch is
said to consist almost wholly ot amtiiplious
c.iruon and to possess the wopcitles of an
electric battciy to such an extent that when
its dlscovcicrtoticlicd It lie was knocked to
thogiound.
Sea lions occupying thobajs and coast
np.tr Sitn I < iancl-co In countless thousands
ale said to dcstioj iiundieds ot thousands of
edible lish il.ul.s. The lishcimcii dcclaic
that tlielr business Is imildly declining liom.
tills cause. Tliiiutrli ( lie sea lions aio one ot
tliociiilositlos of the Paclllc coast they will
piobably cither be exterminated or confined
in a national lesenntlon.
Mr. F. Jlest. ot Amlover , England , loiind a
dead tiout with about eighteen Inches ot the
body of a water snake protiudins Irom Its
mouth. On opening the lish It was found
that the paitially digested snake nipasmed
tvventv-seven inches. That it had l.oen swal
lowed alive was proved bv the tact that the
stomach of the tiout had bi-eii bitten by the
snake. It Is supposed th.it the ticmt mistook
the snake for an eel.
A butcher of Virginia City. Nov. , killed a
steer whose teeth weio completely Incntstcd
with L'old and silver bullion. The animal
camefiom ai.mcb on Caison liver. It is
supposed tlmttlm piecious metal on its teeth
was collected while dilnkliu ; the water of the
liver , winch is iiiip'.CTnated with the tailings
of the mills ifduciiiK Coniot di nw8' Jt 's '
sild that most ot the cattle alonij tin's il\er
bavo gold and silver on their tcctb.
John Fisher , a coloied hunter of Wilming
ton , N. C. , killed a rabbit In a giaveyaul the
oilier day. He found a ready s.ile tor the
iimglc left hind foot of the animal , beinc
able to piovo by two witnesses that it wns of
the H'gnl.ition gi.ueynul biaml. The pur
chaser , however , to be absolutely ceitiiin of
Its value , called in tlnee witches and cxpeits ,
wboaf-'iced that the toot came liom a rabbit
which had been a constant dweller in and
aiound giaveyauls.
Fomtecn hundred blacklish weie driven
ashoie by men in boats at Wood End , Prov-
incctnvvn. The fish vvcio spentcd and sold at
public auction at an avciano of SL' l apiece ,
the gross pioccods being ncaily S-,000. Tbis
amount w.is divided among the men engaged
in the catch , each receiving about § : > 0. The
average amount ot oil trom each fish was ono
barrel. This Is the liist school ot blacKfish
which has been seen in that locality for a
number of years.
Two white hcions arc kept at the Noith
Carolina caip ponds. They are sometimes
taken to the edge ot the huge pond and myr
iads ot shiner.- , and roaches are attracted
mound them by bits of crackers thrown on
the water. The buds immediately begin to
feed. One fish after another is caught and
swallowed head toieniost. They never diop
a fish after they lilt It trom the water. Each
bird takes f01 ty-livo lish per day , the minnows
news being foui Inches long.
A Denver clti/cn says that while prospectIng -
Ing on the headwaters of the Tnmichle cieck
in the ( iiiiinlsonvalley. . Col. , he saw mos-
ntiltos killing tiosli-hatchcd mountain trout
Whenever n tiout would ibe to the surface
of a ccitalu shady pool a mosquito would In-
seit Its bill Into the brain of the fish and ex
tract all the lite juices. When this was ac
complished the niosnnlto would fly away and
the ( lend trout would turn over on Its back
and float down the stream.
Mr. Homy U. Dunce has for several years
past ( Inown thousands ot bushels of tin cans ,
hoopskiits , branches of tieesaud other inb-
blsh on his ovstergiounds nt Cold Spilng
harbor , New Yoik. Ho now ilnds a splendid
set ot o.vstcrs on these odd icceptlclcs. The
thcoiv of Mr. liiince Is that the spawn floats
along about a toot or moio tiom the bottom ,
and Is moio readily collected by the boughs
and other an Icle.s. The boughs w 111 lot down
in time , and the largo oysters will lind a sc-
ciue resting place on the bottom.
J ami's IJutlcr , of Morton county. Dakota ,
was awakened one moiiiiiiz by a loud noise
on the loof of his house. Thinking that out
laws weie attempting to break in , he sei/ed
hlsgun and ciept stealthily out of the back
door. To his suriiilso ho saw a trembling
dc.er .standlim on the roof. The snow had
di if ted in behind ( lie house , which was lo
cated near a little blull , and the deer had
bounded liom the blulf to the root. While
Mr. Ilutlci wastiylng to ik'oido whether to
shoot the dcci or to eaptuio it alive , the ani
mal solved the dllllcnliy by leaping to the
{ iimnd and iiiiinlni : away.
" 1 have no appetite , " complains many
a sufferer. Hood's Sarsapanlla gives an
appetite , and enables the stomach to per
form its duty.
A woman of Jollorson county , Indiana ,
advertised for n husband. A Kansas man
answered the advertisement. She agreed
to marry him , and when ho sent her SW3
started to meet him.
It Astonished the Pulillo
to hear of the resignation of Dr , Pierce as
a Congressman to devote himself solely
to his'fabors as a physician , It was because -
cause his true constituents wore the sick
and alllicted everywhere. Tliny will find
Dr Piorco's " ( "
, Joldon Medical Discovery"
a beneficent use of his scientific knowl
edge In their behalf. Consumption ,
bronchitis , cough , heart disease , fever and
ague , intermittent fever , dropsy , neural
gia , goitto or thick neck , ana all diseases
of the blood , arc cured by this world-re
nowned medicine. Its properties tare
wonderful , its action magical. By drug
gists. _
At a recent temperance nicotine in
Youngstown , Ohio , Mrs. Knight , a saloon
keeper , signed the pledge , and at once
put her faith into works by turning her
saloon into a colleo house.
But few articles have reached such a world
wide reputation as AngoHtura Hitters. For
over50years that they have been the ac
knowledged standard regulators of the diges-
tlv i * organs. Their success has Incited Imita
tions. Be siuo you get the genuine article
manufactured only by Dr. J. U. B. blegert Se
Sons.
There was great excitement at a revival
meeting at Reading , Pa. , where a fair
penitent's attempt to reach the mourners'
bench was resisted by her relatives an
frit-nils , d
The * 3irlns | * Months
Arc undoubtedly the best * in which to pu
rify the blood anil strengthen the system ,
because at this time Uie hotly is most sus
ceptible to the beneficial clleets ol a reli
able medicine like Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Tlio feeling of debility lang-uor and lassi
tilde , caused by the changing season , is
entirely overcome , and 'scrofula and all
humors are o.\pollcil fro.ni the blood by
the ] ) owcrfnl reviving and purifying in-
llticnces of Hood's Satsat > anlla.
Do Xol Delay Take Hood's Sarsaparilla -
rilla now. Jt is made by C. 1. Hood &
Co. , Anothecarics , Lowiiil , Mass. Sold
by all druggists. 100 Doses One Dollar.
An enterprising American at Koho has
entered into an agreement with seventy
Japanese Ivory carvers to go to iho
United States to introduce their art.
United States Senator Hlackburn , of
Kentucky , publicly endorses lied Star
Cough Cure.
There is on the plantation of Captain
John L , Martin , near Washington , ( 'a. , a ,
pine tree that bears acorns nnd pine burs
with great impartiality.
That most distracting trouble , lumba
go , is cfl'ectually removed by St. Jacobs
Oil.
The Chinese government is reported to
be discharging the Gorman military and
mivnl ollleors in its employ and substitut
ing English ollicers.
PILES ! 1'lliES ! 1MIJE3
A sure cure for Hliiul. IHcc.tln ? , Itchln
nnd Ulcerated Tiles has been dlsooveied by
Dr. Williams ( an Indian iciiiedy ) , c.xllwl Dr
Williams' Indian Pile Ointment. A Mmjlo
box has cmed the woist cliionlc cnscs of 'Ja or
ipOjparsstandlni * ' . No one need sutler llvo
minutes alter a'mlyinn this wonderful sooth
111iiieilidnu. . Lotions nnit Instriimonts do
more harm than pood. Williams' Indian
I'iloOintment nbsoiustho ttiimns , nllnys the
Intense itcliinir , ( paiticiilarly ut niclit after
cettlna warm In bed ) , nets as -lonltlcp , elves
) n tant it'llef , and Is prepared only for 1'llos ,
Itchinc ot private parts , and for nothing else.
SKIN DISHASUS CUUHD.
Dr. Fia/lcr's MaiMc Ointment cures ns by
maaic , Pimples Black Heads or Oiuba ,
Blotches mid Eruptions on the face , leaving
thesKlu clear and ueatttlful. Also cm os Itch ,
Halt lil'emn , Sore Nipples , Sere Lips , and
Old Obstinate Ulceis.
Sold by duiggists , or mailed on receipt of
60 cents.
Retailed bv Kulm it Co. , and Schroeter *
Comad. At wholesale bv C. F. ( .ioodnun.
WE WILL CONTINUE OUR
This Saturday Eienin
401 BROADWAY
i
Council BlufFs ; Iowa.
Will lie coijtimtcd tCifs , Evening at
7 O'Chtck.A Cordial Invitation
Is Extended to all.
Newest Novelties
,
Latest Importations
Dry Goods ,
Dress Goods
,
Carpets ,
Curtains Etc.
,
Harkness Bros
Grand Spring Opening continued this
evening at 7 o'clock ,
4:01 : Broadway.
"MURDER MOST FOUL"
To Allow Anyone to Die of Diplitlicrin !
DUIUNO the last six yenrs there 1ms not licmi
u dentil train Diphtheria In any case \vliuiu
DII , THOMAS .IKKFIMIIKS1 I'IIKVCNTIVI * und
Cuiir. was HUM ! . It has been tlii > means of sav
ins tlious-ands of lives nnd nilirht Imvo cuiod
hundreds nf thousands inora. IndUpcnsiblo In
putrid EOIo thmat , in inmitfaunt Flatlet fu\er ,
chanKlnK It In M hours to tlio pfmplo form. In-
fulllliln euro for nil Intliinimntory , Ulceuitivo ,
Putrid , Cnnoornus Ulcoiaijn | o'f ' the U'omh and
nllCiutumil conditions , , < 1'ilco ? ,
1'ull printed instiuctloni'howtn ' use the medi
cine sent with It No < locor ( required.
(
Dyspepsia ! Dyspepsia !
Dyspeptic , wh > llvo in inifoiy , nnd die In ills-
pair uith cancer ot tlio ftfmiarti 1 Dr , Thonms
Jo'fcrlcs cuie3 ovcry case ot Incigcstlon und
constipation Inn ciy Bhorlino. ( . Beet of iof-
ercncos ivcn Dyepupsia > tlio cause of ninety
per cent of nil diseased conditions. I'rico (5
for two weeks treatment.
From the Council Hlutls Dally Herald :
Mr . R M. Oornrd , wife of Engineer Gcrnrd ,
of the Union 1'aclflo , this city , has been n great
sufferer tor mimy yonis , with what wiis BUJV
posed to bo cancer of the thront. It was to bad
that bho wns thtcatened with starvation- Her
general health was completely bioken donn
She could only swallow liquid food , and won
that her stomach could not digest or assimilate.
Physicians of Council muffs and Omuhn pave
no relief. Dr. Jotlerls , of this city , wns culled.
In four weeks' tlmo ho cured her throat , and
hus completely restored her general henllh.
Had Mrs. Gerard not obtained relief soon bho
Mould have dlod from blood poison , the same
condition that destroyed the Ufa of Gen. Grant *
Dr. Jell erics' dlptherla medicine is lufulllblu in
nil kinds of sore throat.
DR. JEFFERIES' REMEDIES
Can only bo obtained at his OHIce ,
No.itf 8. r.lghtli fct. . Council IllutU , Iowa ,
Orecti * . by E\pit * j ou Itocuipt of Ptlcu ,
WHOLESALE AND JOSBiNO
HO-CTSES 02 =
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
DEERE , WELLS & CO. ,
Wholesale
Agricultural Irapleaiants , Buggias ,
Cnirlngos Eta , ) : to. Council niulTs. Iowa.
KEYSTONE MANUFACTUUINcTcO. ,
. Corn Sellers , stalk Cutters ,
Dlsoitnrrowfl , Seeder1 ! , Corn I'lAnlcr * , I'oa J Cut
ters , lUc Factory , Hock Tails , Ills.
No . l.'Ol.mi , 150J , ISJTMnln St. . Council UlUITg.
DAVID IWADLKYlTcOM
Manufrs nn 1 Jobbers ot
Agricultural Implements.Wagons . , Buggies ,
Cnrrlnpe * , nncl nil klnla of Farm MnoMnorjr.
1100 to Ilia Soutli Mnln Street , Council Ulu ! ,
Iowa.
HAXDt.KS.
P.O. ai.Rox , T. H.InuniOno.K. . WntnitT.
1'rcs.ATrefti. V.-l'ro * fc.M in. SnaACouiisol.
Council Bluffs Handle Factory ,
( Incorporated. )
Manufacturers or Axle , Pick , SloUo nnil Smnll
llunillo < iof every ilo'orlptlon.
IMW'BI'S.
COUNCIL HLU1-TS CAKl'ET CO. ,
Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades ,
Oil Cloths f tit tiln rixlurcs , Upholstery fJoo.U ,
Etc. No. 405 Hroiidwny Council Iliads ,
lown.
i , KTC.
PEUEGOV & MOORE ,
Wliolcsnla .lolibors In the
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes.
Nog. 3Main and -7 1'cnrlSts , Council Hliltr ? ,
IO\MI.
COMMISSION.
SNYDER LEAiSlAN ,
Wlinlcsalo
Fruit and Produce Commission Merchants.
No Hl'cirl St , Council
cii.\CKins. \
McCLUUO CRACKER CO. ,
Manufacfurors of
Fine Crackers , Biscuits aud Ca'sai ,
Council muffs , Tnii'cl.
MAURER & CRAIG ,
Importers&JobborsofCrockery.GIasswara .
Lamps , IVnlt Jaia , Cutluiy , Stonowsiro , llnr
Oooila , I'lincy Oooils. lite. Council lllutTs ,
lown.
DRUGaiS'lS.
IIARLE , HAAS & CO. ,
Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass ,
s' Stimulus , I'.to. No.Miln : St , and
No. SI Pcnrl St. . Council llluQa.
DliY GOODS.
M. E. SMITH & CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goods ,
Notions. Kto. Nos. 112 nnd 114 Main St. , Nos. 113
nmi 115 Pearl St. , Counoil lllittrs , Iowa.
ntuirs.
O.V. . BUTTS ,
Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty
Gcncial Commission. No. Cl'2 Ilionilway ,
rouncll Ulutts.
WHIT A : DUQUETTE ,
Wholesale
Frnits , Confectionery S Fancy Groceries.
Nog. 10 nml 18 Pcnil St. , Council HlulTi < .
GRONEWEG & SCHOENTGEN ,
Jobbers in Staple and Fancy Groceries ,
Nos. 117 , 110 nnd 121 , Milln St. , Council Dluffs ,
Io\vn. \
L. KIRSCHT & CO. ,
Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Also Wliolcsnlo Liquor Dealers. No. 410 Broad
way , Council IllulTa.
Il.lIWWAltE.
P. C. DI5 VOL ,
Wholesale
Hardware Tinware Stoves
, , Gasoline ,
ItcfilgcratoM , etc , Nos. 511 Ilrnadway , and 10
ilnln street , Council lilulIV.
IlAltXESS , ETC.
BECKMAN & CO. ,
tlnnufactmcrsof and VVholosalo Doilora In
Leather , Harness , Saddlery , Etc.
No. 625 Main St CouncilniulTs , Iowa.
HATS , rAl'S , KTC.
METCALF BROTHERS ,
Jobbers in Hats , Caps and Gloves.
Nos. J12 and 311 Ilroailway , Council lllnira.
IJKAVY nAnDWAHV.s
-s
_ _ _
KEELINE & FELT ,
Wholesale
Iron , Steel , Kails , Heavy Hardware ,
_ And Wood Stock , Council Illiiirs , Iowa. _
HIDES AND WOOL.
D. 11. McDANELD & CO. ,
Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides ,
Tallow , Wool , I'cltB , Grcneoimd Furs Council
muffs , Iowa.
OILS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO , ,
Wholesale Dealers In
Illuminating & Lubricating Oils , Gisolinj
ETC. , ETC.
8. Thcodoro , .AKimt , Council llluira. Iowa.
LUMlllUt , I'JLIXO , KTC.
A. OVERTON & CO. ,
Hard Wood , Southern Lumber , Piling ,
And Ilrldffo Matoil.il Siioclnltlcs.WhoIosalo Lumber -
bor ol all Kinds. Olllcn NO , 1W ! Main ril. ,
Council IHulfB. Iowa. _
_ WINES AND LJQU011S. _
JOHN UNDER ,
Wholesale
Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors ,
Agent for St. ( jottliarn's Herb lllttcra. No. 13
Main bl. Counell lllnlla.
SCHNEIDER & BECK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
Ko ( MO Mtitn St. , Council lllufft.
N. SCBTTBZ ,
Justice of flu Peace.
Office Over American Express Company.
Farm at a Bargain.
AYull Improved farm of 10T auioa lor sale ;
ml- fiom Council Hlti'Th. AUiliew
JItA bCOKlKLD ,
Council lilutr-3.
Hrlck ti.illdlnj nnv kind rnl od or moved nnd sntlifnetlnn guaranteed. Hamo houses moved
onMttleOlaat triloks-tha best in the vrnrl 1.
803 Ei liUi Avenue mvl Eighth Stroob , Council 131ulT3.
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTIOi ; . Special ndvertlsomonH , such 111
Lost.FouailTo Lo n , i\ > * Silo , To Itont , Wanti
13ouJlntfotc.rill bo Inserted In this column at
thcloir rnto of TKN CRXT3 PKIl WNS for ths
flrstlnsortlon * nd FIVU Oli.Vrd I'Ull LINK for
ench subsoiuont iiisortlon. Loxvo nlvortUo
meiitsnt our olllco , No. L ) l'o.\rl atioot , iiur
liroadvriijr , Council IllulK
WANTS.
WANTI'D T o Kood tlnnvi < . Cooper A , Me-
( lee , No. 41 Main sttuet , Counell lllulls.
A peed Irl to do hou \v77rC
No. 711 Seventh fllrccl , Council lllulTs
T7OH CALK Old uiipom. In ( lunntltliM to suit ,
I ? at llco olHcp , No. la I'unrlstiuut.
TTlOtl HUNT rive room cottnpo. Inquire lit
JL1'X \ > Tout th street , or ol McMlckcn , 31G
Plainer sticut.
SWAN * WAI.ICint , No. 81 Main stteot ,
THukl , loal eolnto nnu liter-
chHtidl OcliatiBU ! brokers. Our bookn mo full
ot Bpeclnl linrnaliii , but It Is Impossible to pub
lish n icllnlilo INt fioni thufaet of so ninny dally
changes. What no ask is : If } on want (0011 (
ortnulo nnylhlnif In our Hue , wilto us nnd wo
\\lllhuinl .vouapllcof bin trnlni to select from.
Lands linpiove.l or unimproved , city or town
ptopcity , stocks of goods ol nuy kind In nny
jilaee. II such you have or such you mint lot us
hear from v on. Snan Si Wnlkor Cotn"ll Illutrs
TIMOTHY SEED
I liavo n quantity of sound , well cleaned scol
nlilch 1 uffer nt rcaponablo lUuics Fooil of the
crop of 113.1. Coripspondoneo solicited. P. C3.
l , Schallci , Iowa. C. & N. W. Ky.
Kailway Time Tatole ,
COUNCIL 11LUIT3.
Tlio followliiff is the tlmo of arrival and
departure of trains by central stnmlaid tlmo , nt
the local depots. Tiuliis loiivo transtordnpot ton
minutes earlier nnd arrive ten minutes later :
nKI > AUT-crncAno * NOHTIIWESTIHN.AIUUVE-
9:20 : A. M . Mall and Lxpiess . 0Mp. it.
12:401' : . M . Accommodation . 4:50 p. M.
Gl : < n * . M . Uvprci-a . U:05A. : w.
CHICAGO & HOCK IgtAND.
0.21 A. M . Mull nnd Uxprosi . flGOp. : M.
7'lTiA. M . Accommodation . BUS p. a.
CJOP. : M . K\prot.s . . 0:05 : A. M.
CHICAQO. MlbWAUKCK S ST. PAUL
0CO : A. M . Jlnll and Expioss . 0f : > 0p. M.
650r. ; > i . Uxpipss . U.05A. M.
C1UCAQO. DUIIL OION ft QUINCV.
0 : < 0 A.M . Mall and Kvpibss . C:50P.
C:50p.M : . Kxpress . u:05 :
\VA11ASI1 , 8T. I.OU1S t PACIFIC.
2:1E : P. M. Local St. Louis Kxnrosi Local .
B-.OO P. M.Transfoi St. Louis Kx. Transfer. ; ! : JO P. M
KANS4.S CITY , ST. JOB & COUJC1L BLUFFS
10:10 : A.M . Slnil and Kvpross . fjJOp. M.
UtDP. : M . Express . 0:25 : A.St
STOUX CITV ft PACIFIC.
7:15A.M : . . .Sioux City Mail . ° : Mp. M.
fc:30 : P.lJ. . . . St. 1'JUl Kxpreaa . 8-oA.u. :
UNION PACIFIC.
10:3rA.M. : , . Doavct lUpioss . 5 : riP.M.
: I3p. M. . . Lincoln rnES.itOin. i 1V. . . J:85 ! : ? . M.
7:0'Jp. M . O\erland Kxurosa . 8:15 : A. M.
nUMMV THAINB TO OMAHA.
Leave Council Ulutfs 7ar : > 8OS : 9.iO : 10:10 :
11:30 : n , m. : 1JO : 2:30 : , J.t3 : :3i : ) 3:35 : R:30 :
B:4r. : 11:45 : p. m. Sundays T.Oj U .33 11:30iu :
m ; 2:30 : I'.io0:25 : 0.W : fl:45p. m. LoavoOrau-
ha 0:35 : 7 : (5 ( 8:50 : 10:00 : 11:91) : ) n. m 1:00 : 2:00 :
8:00 : 4.00 5.00 : Gi : ) " . M 11:10 p. in. Sundays
tl:15 : 7:50 : SI : 11:00 : n. ra. : 2:003:03 : : 5:00 :
fi:05-3:15-ll:10 : : : u m.
STEW DYE WORKS
MRS.C.LGILLETTE'S ' HAIR GOODS STORE
No. 29 Main St. , Council Bluffs , Opp , Postoffice.
B. RICE , M. D.
rSHPRRI or othur turn irs removed without
unlluunij the itnifo or drawing : of blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES of u" kinds gpoomur.
Over thirty yours' pntct.cul oxporlonao.
No. 11 1'uutl Struot , Conn' U lllutfs.
Pi * CO.NSUl.TATlON FlttE.
Omaha Dental Associa'n '
Cor. IGth nml Douglas Sts.
Kllllnzut loncst price , wltli golfl , silver nnilnthcr
combinations ( Jold pinto und cuntlnuoug Gum Teeth
n specialty.
specialty.Ecct
Ecct Sets -Teetl-L , $ S ,
KonacT price f H. 1'erfect Ut untl bast muterliil. All
work gunrnntced.
Council Bluffs Office ,
881 BROADWAY. WKST SIDK. _
Tnos.or CEre. nssr
OFFICER & PUSKY ,
BANKERS
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
rEtahlishcd IfjT.
Council Bluffs Bus
AND
Carriage Transfer Co.
J.cvvlH X. Arnil , Props.
I'aseangna and lini a''o taken to nnd from
nlltialiis. Ilus'cs , caulUK'L'Bn'id hnaeiiKO WIIB-
ons make ronnoctlons with all trains I'rnmpt
ultentlon i'lvci ) to all culls Bpotlnl intoa to
thoatilcul tioupej unJ couimernliil men. Car
riages run day and niirht , Olllco lit Opdcn
IIouso. Tclophnnu Yti , Also at llcchtclus
Hotel I.niui' oiclois on thn lates
THECitEWHITELlPOl
DIAMOND
STHICTVI'UHEIEID ' , ZIHCflDOIL
Aio atHOUitely jiure , us leprcscntoil. One gal
lon \\lll ecu or two linndio'l und fllty Kipiaio
luct tno couts , and H III Mity on Umfrcr than any
other paint luiiiiufiiutiliuil. 1'orbulu by
Dealer in Drugs , Paints , Oils , Etc ,
6O7 Mtxm Street , Council BluHe.
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practlcc3 In StatJ nml Federal Court3.
Itooms 7 nml S , Siuuurt Blook.
Horses and Mules
For all purpose * , bought nml aolil , nt lotull nml
Iu lot Liu ITU iiuiuitlttos to f elect fiom.
MASON WISE ,
Gtli Stre-'l , Hear Pacific House , Council Bluffs. V ,
Tlie Highest Market Price
For nil kinds of second hand household
goods and
andSTOVES. .
M. DROHLICH ,
008 Broadway , Council Bluffs. M. .
A.C.IlUItNIUMI'r ( " < . L.W. TUM.KVI , VICO-1'IOS.
JAMI-.S N. lluow.v.Cnshlor.
national Bank
103 MAIN STREET ,
Capital . $100,000
Authorized Capital . 250,000
Stockholders Represent . 1,000,000
Io ng-ononil b\nklnff : business.
Accounts of banks , bunkers , nicrchnnf , mnn-
utncturorsftnJ individuals rojclvoil on fnvoin-
blu torma.
Domestic nnd foiolffn e.vclmnso.
Thovorybost ofntloiitlon irlvon to nil busl
ness commlttoil to our euro.
KIEL SALE STABLES
Horses nnd Mules Itopt constantly on bund ,
for pnli * nt lotnll or In cur lands.
Orders promittly tilled by cnntiact onshoit
notice. Stock sold on coininlRslon.
SHI.UTr.ll & HOMt V , 1'roprlotorg.
Stnblo Corner 1'ifth Avvuuu und Fourth St
Council Bluffs lowii.
CARPETS ,
CURTAINS ,
Rugs , Mattings ,
Window Shades.Eto
Wholesale and Retail.
SprliiRr 1880 Our stock Is now com
plete and contains the newest designs
and colorings in nil grades of Carpets ,
Curtains , Rugs , Upholstery Goods , etc.
POPULAR PRICES-Mail orders at
tended to promptly. Fine Upholstery
Work to order.
COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPETS CO. ,
405 Broadway.
RUSSELL&Co
Manufacturers of nil slzos of
Automatic Engines
Especially Designed for Iturmliiir
MILLS , GUAINsELEVATOHS ,
AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS ,
Tubular nnd Locomotive Boilers.
Now Massillon
Carey and Woodbury Horse Powers.
jTATIONAUY , SKID ,
/'orlnblo nnd Traction England ,
SAW MILLS , ETC.
Factory Massillon , 0. Branch House
510 Pearl St. , Council Uluffe.
SEND FOR 1880 ANNUAL.
Cliiiut , GlusMvarc and Lamps ,
\V. S. llomor&d ) , .
No , S3 , Muin St. , Count ) : ! lit lift's , li. ;
Locking Bracket for Fences
AND 01111:11 : HAH. * , noDi , irm
r'ENCES HL'll.T WrniOUT NAILS.
An > part icniilly iiikon out or lOjiIiicuJ. 1'or
pltKtt or mil foiicus.linntirwroiid. cannot bo UK-
culled loriullltiff of any soil , lot p.uliculjrs
virito C. J. IIIX'KMAN. Inventor.
fouimii niuirs.
Pluto and county rlyliu lor sale.
ONLY HOTEL
lu Council Illuffa having
And nil inoaorn Improvotauius. call buj * , Ur
ttlttrm hells , etc. . la the \
CHEST ON HOUSE I
, i7 uud m. Main Strcvt ,
ildllM. I'rnarlotn