Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , MO WAY. APRIL 10 , 1836 ,
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCff BLUFFS.
MONDAY MOUNINO , APRIL 19.
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
Dtlh crc l by cnrricr In nny pftrt of the city ftt
twenty cents per neck.
11 , W. Tn/rojf , - - - Manager.
TKI.KPMONES !
riBMNEFS OrncK , No , 13.
NimiT KniTOti , No. 23.
aiixou ai
Stubbs , the linttcr.
Now flpmifc goods at Roitcr's.
"Tex" now runs Lacy 'A old stand.
The city council incuts again this even
ing.
linyliea park was well patronized yes
terday.
| \v \ ' Max Molin is making improvements in
1 ' thu Creston hutt a.
Call and sett "Tox" at Lacy's old place ,
No. i)18 ) liroadwny.
Dick Lnwlon was run in Saturday
The construction of the district
Krapli system begins to-dny.
Mr.'Thcrkolson Is building a linn addi
tion to his home , on Madison street.
The Council Hind's Odd Fellows arc
preparing to join with their Omaha breth
ren In celebrating the anniversary of the
order April ,2(1 ( , in Omaha
It has bi-on fully decided to have a
meeting at thu driving park bore August
Ml ami Snntember i , 'J and 0 , thu wsck
bcforu'thu Omaha meeting.
Deputy ShcrilV Cram , of Audubon
county , has arrested A. Welsh in Ne
braska and taken him bacK on a charge
of selling mortgaged property ,
Injunction papers were served Satur
day restraining Mrs. 1'addy Whitu from
further tresiwsMiiic upon the premises
occupied by ner former husband.
The saloons seemed to bo closed pretty
thoroughly yesterday , but "Sport" Miller ,
who steps in often whuru angels fear to
tread , succeeded in uuunching his thirst.
( Joseph Proctor appears at the opera
housu this evening , .supported by Ids
daughter , in "Viririnius. To-morrow
idght , "Nick of thu Woods" is to be
given.
Henry Russell , need about 10 years ,
died at the home of Ills parents , on High
street , Friday evening , after a brief ill
ness. The funeral services were held
yesterday.
The school board is having surveys alul
estimates madu to arrive at tint best plan
for cutting down High School hill and
lowering the building. The work will
probably commence boon.
Th's board of directors of the Council
BlnH's National bank held a meeting Sat-
urdav and elected L.V. . Tulluysas presi
dent and T. J. Kvans vice president.
James N. Urown remains as cashier.
The boys had a special from Captain
Kusftcll yesterday , saying ho would ar
rive home from his wedding trip on a fast
freight last night , and they were prepar
ing to receive him with duo enthusiasm.
Work was continued yesterday on the
improvement of Jntlgu James' brick
block , although it was Sunday. Thu roof
being open and there being liability of
great damage in case of rain , was the
reason assigned .
A telephone message was received from
the waterworks Saturday night , asking
thu police to come down and suppi ess
a fellow who was drunk and terrorizing
the neighborhood with a revolver. When
the police arrived the tcllow had sub
sided of his own accord.
A trail ) ] ) hanging about the vicinity of
the Chicago & Northwestern depot ,
caused some alarm among somepf the
women j'lVinj ; in mac AiCinity. lie MP- >
arrested awl gave the name of Nick
Eclongor. A cliuncG to explain will be
given him this morning.
The entertainment given by the chil
dren of thu Home of the Friendless is to
1)0 repeated , with some changes in the
programme , on Sunday evening , May 2 ,
at the opera , house. The entertainment
is to bu free , and a collection is to bu
taken for the benefit of the institution.
If the mayor and his police force do
not stop their foolishness about shutting
up the saloons and restraining the boys
Sunday , they will break the heart of
thu reporters , for the Sundays under the
new regime do not produce enoutrh items
for a country weekly. Yesterday every
thing was still ovoept the dust , which
Was a little too ily , on the business streets
particularly.
The telephone service in the Blufl's is
increasing in quantity as well as quality ,
The past two days there has been homo
little interference with thu usual smooth
running of the olllce , on account of thu
laying of a new lloor and the putting in
of a new switch board , but these improve
ments were necessary , and now that they
nro made the service will resume its ac
customed regularity.
The examination in the case of Arch
Cod'man , charged with threatening
violence to Fremont lionjamin , has ro-
fiultud in his being held in $000 bonds to
keep thu peace from going to pieces.
The chargu that Mr. Coil'man made an
assault upon a woman is to bu hoard
nuxtThurhday. The piling up of so
many charges and suits against Coil'man
rather turns public sentiment in his
favor , it seeming as if his enemies were
overdoing thu matter.
Missouri Valley wants to bo tiic scat of
government for Harrison county , and
wants to badly. Some of the enthusiastic
citizens are trying to boom ti plan by
which Missouri Valley is to donate the
grounds for a court housu , and raise the
necessary money for a building , if the
county will give it the seat. Logan does
not propose to give it up , and by keeping
thu bidding lively there is a good pros
pect for the county to get a court house
pretty cheap.
"J haven't ' seen a copy of the ordi
nances since I have been mayor , " re
marked Col. Chapman to the council the
other evening. "I haven't boon able to
llml any. How have you been getting
along , naven't you had any ? " Thu in
quiry ditl not bring forth any satisfactory
response. The olif mayor was not so
anxious to know what the ordinances of
the city were , and the council has been
( jetting along with an old scrap book ,
which is now being used in gutting out
tlm now coditication. The need of hav
ing the ordinances in some form whuru
they can bo referred to is very great , and
the work of getting out the new volume
does not progress very rapidly.
liauy
I have one of the finest lines west of
Chicago , My prices \\ill bu right and
quality always of the best. Call and see
my lino. I guarantee you will bo satis-
lied all around. L. C.lkackutt , No. 238
Urotuhvay. _ _
Dr. riali's Lecture * .
To-night Is the opening of the series of
BciontHic and philosophic lectures to be
given by Dr. K. W. Fish t the rooms of
flin Y. M. C. A. The bubjcct to-night
will bo "On the World Heforc the Flood , "
These lecture are said to bo very popu
lar und pleasing as well n Instructive.
Peremptory auction sale of the balance
of the stock of E. Uowling , comprising
carpets , oil cloths , mnttingr. , dress goods ,
Bilks , velvets , satins , brocades , velveteens ,
hosier } ' , ootiout , * nd 11 manner of dry
goodi. Sato will commence TaoMlay at 1
p in , _
> tr * tnrlu * bis frltmdj to call ou
him i y'l Irt l 4.
SIMON PURE INFELICITY ,
Mrs. Simon Attempts to Conquer Her Hus
band With a Olub ,
MARCUS , THE SHOOTER , HOME.
Spicy Tftllc of BnrbcrB A Carson
Mnn'n Troubles Gov. Bton-
furil's Horses Hero. BurB-
Inrs Secure Shoes.
They Don't neat As One.
Gcoreo Simon and wife , who live nt
Ncoln , do not scorn to bo the most hiving
of couples. They have been married less
tlmn iv year , but. the honeymoon hiul tin
almost total eclipse in less than two
months after llio white ncektlo and gloves
were latil aside. Ho concluded that ho
wanted a divorce , but that freak had no
sooner been quieted than war broke out
afresh , and according to his tale she got
so mad ut him last fall that she shot at
him. 1'oor marksmanship saved him.
Saturday ho was brought to this city and
put tinniM " : . ttnupbiill's care , having
been badly used up in anollidr unuo.-.Vr
with his wife. Ho states that while
standing at the foot of his bed she sud
denly entered the room with a club , with
which she dealt him a blow across the
head , and as ho staggered under the
blow flho grabbed him and bent him over
the endhoard of the bedstead until .she
nearly snapped his spine in two. Com
plaint has boon lodged against her in
Mayor Hiley Clark's court tit Neola. Ho
is now being cared for by a family named
Johnson , on Broadway , and his injuries
tire thought to bo quite serious.
Money to loan bv Forrest Smith.
Imthcr Gossip.
"You fellows didn't gut down to tiio
bottom facts about that Hon Long shoot
ing scrape , " remarked the barber as ho
gave the razor an extra honing , in vluw
of the reporter's chrek , on which ho was
working. "Hen wasn't so much to blame
as some would make out. It is : v dead
certain fact that he found two follows in
the house , when ho caino back so unex
pectedly from Missouri Valley that night.
One of thorn was a barber , Joe Anderson.
Barbers have some troubles as well as
other folks , and when Long came around
the next day with a big gun , hunting for
Anderson , Joe just jumped out of town ,
and has stayed out over since. Long
would have shot him sure. I hear that
he is working over the river , and I expect
almost any day to hear that Long has
run across him there , and put a hole
through him. "
A lawyer in the next chair straightened
up , after his shave , and while the finish
ing touches were being put to his hair , ho
imparted the information : "Thoy were
going to have an information lilcd against
Long for shooting at his wife , but when
it was all drawn up , the woman backed
out and wouldn't sign it. The tact I
think is that they did not care to show up
who wan in the house when Long came
homo and commenced shooting. "
"My the way , " chipped in another , as
" " "i Derkscn the
he called "next , saw
oilier day in Omaha. Ho is working there
in a barber shop. Ho says that ho won't
come over this side of the river , and that
if ho has got any friends hero and they
want to sue him they can lintl him in
Omaha. I get it pretty straight from an
other barber , whom Dorkben told all
about it , that ho got prott.y badly laid out
in California. When ho jumped out of
the Blnll's ho took about $1,700 with him.
After getting out there in California , a
fcllcv , ' r.r.r/ic ; ! ilc'jcrtf ' , who * 7"ni oi'twith '
him , got him to start a saloon and a
gambling place , lloborts was a carpen
ter by trade , and ho didn't know any
thing about such a buoiness , and Dork-
.sen , you know , is no gambler Roberts
made him believe that ho knew till about
it , and that there was millions in it , and
so Dorkson let Roberts ire ahead and
manage the business. Either Roberts
stood in with the gang to do Dorkson up
or else ho got fooled himself. Anyway
the gang got right away with the roll.
Dorkson lost about all that he got a\vay
witli from bore. I guess that ho lias trot
a little loft , but not much. Ho is now
working by the wock again. "
For the latest style ot dressmaking sco
Miss Ulcason. No. 34 Pearl street.
Marked by Marcus.
M. Marcus , who shot the man Bronta
in Grand Island on Tuesday morning
last , came into the Council 131 all's IIK ! :
oilico on Saturday morning and explained
tiio shooting in the following :
"Monday nigl-t was very dark and
rainy. Myself aud clerk slept in the
toro in Grand san. I left hero on
A pril Oth to open a branch store there.
A bout 3:110 : o'clock Tucsday"morning some
ono rapped at the store door and shook
it. They went away and came the second
time , shaking the door. I thought sev
eral were in the party. I asked > vho was
there and no response ) came ; told them I
would shoot if they didn't leave. The
third time they came back they tried the
baek door and windows , then wont to the
front door again. 1 warned them
that I would bhoot , but they shook
the door so hard I expected it would
burst in. 1 then shot through the door ,
it being so dark I could not i > co anyone
outside. After the shot the shaking of
the door bucamo moro vigorous , so 1 shot
again , aftnr which all neeaino quiet. I
btood at the foot of my bed and listened
for fully half an hour , when I heard
groans. My clerk and I then wont out
side and found a man groaning. Ho was
shot in the eye. 1 immediately went for
the police ; they had seen the man several -
eral times that night on the streets and
had threatened to arrest him if they saw
him again. On Tuesday morning myself
and clerk worn bailed out on $200. At
the trial we were both discharged. ' ' Mar
cus bays ho don't know what condition
Bronu is in , as ho has not seen him felnco
ho notified the police.
Fishing Tackle.
I am ranking a specialty In this line
this season. Have put in a heavier stock
than over before. Have over ( JO btyles of
jointed rods in split Bamboo , Lancuwood
and other kinds. Everything in baits ,
oiled silk , raw silk , brnidod lines , and all
kind of lines. Como in and ECO mo. I
will take pleasure in showing you the
goods whether you buy or not.
L. C. BKACKKTT ,
No. 2H8 Broadway. Council Blulls.
Dressmaking , cutting and lilting by
Miss Gloason , No. 34 Pearl street.
A Fine Horse Show.
The special train of twelve cars loaded
with blooded horses , the property of
ox-Governor Stanford , of California ,
arrived hero Saturday , The horses have
been taken to the driving park , where
they will got needed rust and care pro-
paratoiy to their being taken to Now
York. The stock is In chaige of Charles
Marvin. cv-Governor Stanford's man
ager , who Is assisted by J It. McPhor-
son. There are 103 of these tine horses ,
most of which are to bo sold in the cast.
There are a number of fast flyers who
are to be entered in eastern races. These
trotters uro nil sired by the famous Elec
tioneer , a famous stallion. Among them
U HliuM Hose , six years old , witli a
record at ( fue year of 'J.BOJ , und a thr-.q
year old record of 2:181 : ; Palo Alto , a
four year old stallion , with fi two year
old record of 2.23 : } ; Man/.inctla , four
year old record of 2:231 : ; Sphinx , three
year old stallion , with a record of 8:201. :
The horses are attraetlnc much atten
tion , nnd many vi ityrs are gazing upon
them with admiration.
Personal I'nrnftrnphB ,
Simon Eiseinau went cast last evening.
Frank Terry , of Bradford , Pa. , is in the
city.
James N. Jackson left yesterday for
Chicago.
11. W. Bycrs , of E : > rling , Iowa , was in
the city yesterday.
E.F. Jackson.'of Van Horn , Iowa , Sun-
daycd in the Blulls.
Conrad Gcise lias so far recovered as
to be able to ride out.
W. C. McNamara , of Sioux City , was
in the Bluirs yesterday.
W. 13. Oaks , of the Silver City bank ,
was in the city yesterday.
W. S. Richmond , of Cedar Rapids , was
a Sunday sojourner at the Ogden.
C. C. Honn , who has been quite seri
ously ill , is reported now as improving.
W. J. Nuttorvilhi , of Panama , Iowa ,
wna among yesterday's guests at the Pa
cific.
cific.C.
C. N. Miller , of Mt. Pleasant , Iowa ,
was among the Sunday guests at the
Ogdon.
L. B. Shcafo and daughter , anss nUT , ? ,
from Sanoma , Cal. , arc hero visiting Ids
brolher.
Miss Ln Russell , of Glcnwood , is in the
eity visiting her friend , Miss Fannie
Walker.
O. D. Haigh , who works Nebraska for
Poregoy & Moore , came In oil' the road
Saturday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F. Kimball huvo gone
to Now York and other eastern cities on
a pleasure trip.
Jim Bliss , ono of Council Binds' old el-
car makers , since locatedatllarlan , isoll
lor California.
Mrs. J. J. Anderson , of Atlantic , was
in thu city Saturday on.a . shopping tour ,
and stopped at the Pacific.
Judge Loofbourow was in the city Sat
urday night , leaving yesterday morning
for his homo in Atlantic.
W. H. Quick , of Doa Moincs , superin
tendent of the United States Express
company , was in the eity Saturday.
Frank Durlin , the Northwestern engi
neer , has so far rallied from his paralytic
btroko as to be able to be out a little.
Cliarlio Morse lias made his maiden trip
for Peregoy & Moore , and met with suc
cess of wliich a veteran shoultl be proud.
W. S. Packard and wife , and Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Heeler , were at the Pncilio
yesterday on their return Irom Califor
nia.
Colonel J. J. Dickey , of Omaha , super-
inlomlont of the Western Union Telegraph -
graph company , was on this side of the
river Saturday.
Dr. Jackson and wife will this week
move to Burnett , Neb. , Avhore lie enters
upon the practice of his profes-iion with
excellent prospects of success.
Rev. G. W. Crofts , pastor of the Con
gregational church , will bo absent ino t
of the wcuk attendimr the annual meet
ing of the state association in Anita.
W. B. Fisher anil Frank Simmons have
returned from Loavcnworth , where they
attended the meeting of representative *
of the Missouri Valley Typographical
unions.
IJiirKlnrs' Ilooty.
Burglars succeeded in getting quite a
haul Thursday night in the little town of
Essex. By boring holes in the door of
A. Marks' shoo store , they removed the
look and then helped themselves to about
worth of boots and shoos.
Special Notice.
I take this method of ii > f'jr.i" : 1"J ' , " . ?
ti hS iTiat owinc to clumgcss tliut wo have
been making in our laundry , vi/ , adding
new machinery and reconstructing in
jrcnoral , we have been unavoidably de
layed in gettintr out our work the pat
week. 1 trust that you will be a little in
dulgent witli us. Work left over will bo
delivered the fore part of the coming
week. I can safely say that in the future
a recurrence of such a delay is almost im
possible , and with our complement of
machinery our work will he of the same
high order which has been characteristic
with us in the past. Hoping that you
will share with us your kind indulgence ,
1 remain very respectfully ,
GKO. "NY. Sl'IIINDELE ,
Proprietor Homo Steam Laundry.
Dr McLcod , oculist and auriht , No.
003 Broadway , Council Blull's.
The AVroiic Mun.
The friends of G. W. Turner , of Car
son , are now Irving the patience of that
gentleman sorely by twittinc about his
recent experiences in Council Bluffs , the
details of which have leaked out there.
It seems ho came hero with a team of
mules , and when a couple of follows
stopped up to him and asked if lie wanted
to sell the mules , he innocently an
swered in the alllrmatlvo. That settled
it , and showing their stars they told him
ho was the man they were looking for.
It took him a little time to convince
thorn to the contrary , the description of
some other ftdlow being what 1 hey were
acting on. Ho succeeded in getting him
self and mules released , and now ho is
trying to yet released from his Carson in
terrogators.
Substantial abstracts of titles and rca
estate loans. J. W. & E. L. Simire , 10
Pearl street , Council Bluffs.
See "Tox. " Laoy'ti old stand.
Call and sco "Tex" at the old Lacy
bland.
A poor woman in an English lown has
boon sonlenced lo Iwojvo months in
Just at hard labor for stealing fourpenco
worth of turnips.
Physicians everywhere freely certify
to the curative effects of Red Star Cough
Cure.
_ _
In an English church in London the
Holy Communion service is colobratcil
once a month in Hebrew for the benellt
of some converted Jews.
Two things which a base ball player
needs a bat and u bottle of St. Jacobs
Oil. _ _
That lady in Washington society whoso
"maloprop" remarks liavo been the won
der of the town this winter , said the other
day , according to the Chronicle ; " 1 al
ways feel interested in Mrs. Blank , bo-
she was a postmortem child , "
WEARY \\ASlTEir\VOMEN have
been made elad by the introduction of
JAMES PYLE'S PEARLINE , R peerless
compound for the luundiy. It cleanses
the most delicate fabric without injury.
Sold by giocors.
ONLY HOTEL
In Council Bluffi baylnj
Fir © Esoei-p ©
And all modern Iraprovemouli , o U bof * fir *
alarm bolls , oto. , lituo
CHEST ON HOUSE !
No * . 215 , ill mJ tit , Ulln Strati ,
MAX 1I011K , ProprUte
N. SCH.URZ ,
Justice of the Peace ,
Office 0 t Aui rte -
The Novelties of tlie
Season ate now
Op oil at
GOODS.
NEVER SO CHEAP.
For lOc worth 12 l-
For 20c worth 27 l-2c
For 25c worth 35c
For 35e wonh 50c
And liner fabrics in the same propoition ,
Good LAWNS , fast colors , at 4c.
Handsome Plaid Muslins from tOo up
wards , all nt one-third less than last
year's prices.
Choice Cretonnes , Embroidered Suits ,
Canvass Dress Goods and other
Novelties.
Laces by the yard and in Dress Pat-
terns.
Space forbids enumeration , b'ut wo
have the goods , and our low prices will
tell.
tell.CARPETS. .
The i.cw styles in Carp'ots arc now in
stock and going fast. Call early and
select your Carpets and have them put
abide for you.
CURTAINS.
Our Curtain Department is complete
in all varieties of ixico , Turcoman and
Silk Draperies.
Wo make a specialty of Drapery Work
by Skilled Workmen.
Call Immediately
And see the Now Goods before the as
sortment is broken.
Orders by Mail receive prompt atten
tion. ' '
No. 401 Broadway ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
"MURDER MOST FOUL"
To Allow Anyone to Die ot Diphtheria !
BTinTXO the last slv ycaisthero has mtbeon
adcnth fiom Illithcra ) | ! In nny cuso where
DIt. THOMAS JIU'THItlKS1 Viir.VENTlVK and
Ctliu : was ii'-cd. It has been the means of Fnv-
Ing thoii-and of HVOA nnd mUrl'l have saved
Iniiuhdi's ol thousands more. Indlsponsiblo In
putrid tine tin out , in mnllgnunt slat let lover ,
chuiiKing' It hi I1) hours to the plmplo form. In-
fnlllblo euro for all Inflammatory , Ulcerntivo ,
1'utrid , Cancerous Ulcorotlon of the Womb nud
nil Cut an 1ml conditions. Piico $2.
Full printed instructions liou-tn use the medi
cine bent with It. No doctor required.
Dyspepsia ! Dyspepsia I
Dysroptlc , Ii/ live In misery , middle In dls
pair with cnncer of the Btomnch ? Dr. Thomas
.lotfcries cuios every case of Indigestion and
constipation Inn very shoit time. IJostof ref
erences Riven , Dyspepsia Is the cause of ninety
per cent ol nil diseased conditions. Price titer
tor two wooliB treatment.
From the Council niutfs Dally HornU :
Mrs. E M. Gerard , wife of Engineer Ocrnrd ,
of the Union I'aclQc , this city , has been a srcat
sufTerrr for many yours , with what was sup
posed to bo cancer of the throat. It WAS so bad
thnt she was threutoncd with starvation- Her
general health was completely biokon down.
Sno could only swallow liquid food , nnd oven
that her stomach could not digest or assimilate.
Physicians of Council muffs nnd Omaha gnyo
no relief Dr. JctToris , of this city , was called.
In four weeks' time ho cured her throat , and
1ms completely restored her general health.
Hud Mrs. ( Icrnrd not obtained lollof noon eho
would have died from blood polFon , the same
condition that ilo troyod thollfoof Gen.Giant *
Dr. Jollerlus'diptberla medicine Is Infallible in
nil kinds of sere throat.
DR. JEFFERIES' REMEDIES
Can only bo obtained nt his Olllce ,
No.il S. Eighth bt. . Council Illutrs , Iowa ,
Or sent by Express on ltocl t of 1'iico.
China. Glassware and LamiiH.
\V. S. Homer & Co. ,
No. 23 , Jlain St. , Council Blua's , la.
Locking Bracke for Fences
AND OniEll KAILS , HOD3 , ETtt
FENCES BUILT WITHOUT NAILS.
Any part readily taken out or roplncej. For
picket or rail fcncos.licm or wood , cannot be excelled -
celled tor railing of any sort. For particulars
write C. J. IJliL'KMAN , Inventor.
' Council mulls.
State ana county rights fof alo.
i t , T
TIMOTHySEED.
I hnvo a quantity of so'undj well cleaned seed
which 1 oiler at reasonable figures , tioed of the
crop of IbSi. Corrospondcnoe solicited. F. O.
11UTI.V1I , Pcliallcr , lown. 0. ' & N. W. Hy.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT
HAIR GOODS
WIGS MADE TO ORDER ,
337 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
SciiTEBllTElHDCO'S ' ,
DIAMOND UIIAND Or
STRICT ? PURE LEAD , ZINC AH D OIL
IF .A. I IN" TS
Are absolutely pure , us represented. Ono gal
lon uill cover two hundred and tlfty Equtuo
feet two coats , and will utuy on longer than any
other paint inanufuctuied. Korsule by
S.
Dealer In Drugs , Paints , Oils , Etc.
WHOLESALE AND JOBBING
I-ZOTJ-SES O
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
DEERE , WELLS & CO. ,
Wholosnlo
Agricultural Babies
Implements , ,
Cnrrlnffc , Etc , Kto. Council HtiilTi , Inwn
KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Corn Shelters , Stalk Gutters ,
DlsoHnrrowfi , Seeders , Corn 1'lnntcr * , Food Cut
ters , Kto. Knotory , Hock PiUla , 111 * .
Nos. ifOl , 1M-I , 13OT , 1507 Main St. , Council HlulTs.
DAVID lWA.lLKYlire6M
M"nnJf'rinnl Jobbers ot
Agricultural Implemcnts.Wagons . , Buggies ,
Carrlnffo . nml nil kin Is of Farm Miohlmrjr.
1100 to 111 ! ) South Mnln Street , Council WHIM ,
Iowa.
AXK
I'.O. at.Kov , T. II.Tnuati , OBO.F. WninitT.
I'rcs.&Trons , V.-Pro AM in. Sos. JiCounsol.
Council Blufl's Handle Factory ,
UncorporntciU
Manufacturer ! ) of Axle , 1'lck , Slo.leo . nnd Small
Hnndlns , of every description.
GAMUTS.
COUNCIL ULUL'FS OAUPKT CO. ,
Curtains , Window Shades ,
Oil Cloths , Ourtnln Fixtures , TJphoUlory OOOlt ,
IHc. No. 40j Ilroivlwny Council llluffj ,
lown.
CIGARS , TOIIACCO , ETC.
PEHKGOY & MOO11H ,
Wholesale Jobbers In the
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes ,
Nos. 23 Mnln and 27 1'cnrl Sts. . Council llluirs ,
lown.
COMMISSION.
SNYDKR & LEAMAN ,
Wholesale
Fruit and Produce Coniinission Marchants.
No. Ul'c.irl St , Council Illulfa.
CHAGKKtiS.
McCLURG CUACKKU CO. ,
Manufacturers of
.fine Crackers , Biscuits and Cata ,
Council ! lliffa ( , Iotv.1.
citocKnnv.
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1
MAUKKU & CRAIG ,
Importers & Jobbers of Crockery .Glasswara .
Lnmps , Fruit Jura , Cutlery , Stoneware , Bar
Goods , Fancy Good * . Ktc. Council Illutfs ,
lown.
DRUGGISTS.
I1AULE , HAAS & CO. ,
Y/holesale / Draughts , Oils , Paints , Glass ,
Druggists' Sundries Kte. No. 22 Mnln St. , nud
No. 211'eail St. , Council mulls.
DHT GOODS.
M. E. SMITH & CO. ,
Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goods ,
'Notions. Etc. NOP. 112 mid 114 Mnln St. , Nos. 113
nnd 111 1'cnrl St. , Council Illuirs. lown.
Fiiurrs.
O. W. BUTTS ,
Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty
General CommlM'on. No. 013 Broadway ,
Council Bluffs.
WHIT & DUQUETTE ,
Wholesale
ruins , CoaiactwHary & Fancy Groceries.
Nos. 10 nnd 18 Pcnrl St. , Council Bluff. .
OnOCKRlES.
GRONEWEG & SCHOENTGEN ,
Jobbers in Staple and Fancy Groceries ,
Nos. 117 , 11D nnd 121 , Main St , Council Bluffs ,
lowiu
L. KIRSCHT & CO. ,
Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Also Wholesale Liquor Donlora. No. 410 Broad
way , Council Bluffs.
1IA.UDWAKK.
P. C. DE VOL ,
Wholesale
Tinware Gasoline Stoves
Hardware , , ,
Ilefrleorntors. oto. Nos. KM Broadway , and 10
.Mnlii sUect , Council Bluff * .
IJAltXESS , ETC.
BECKMAN & CO. ,
Manufacturers of and Whnlimlu Donlorj In
Leather Harness Etc.
, , Saddlery , .
No. 625 Main St. . Council Bluffa , lown.
HATS , CAPS. KTC.
METCALF BROTHERS ,
Jobbers in Hats , Caps and Gloves.
Nos. 'Mi nnd 3H Broadwny , Council Bluffa.
HE A VY IIAIID WA UK.
KEELINE & FELT ,
Wholojnlo
Iron-Steel Nails Hardware
, - , , Heavy ,
And Wood Stock. Council llluffH , Iowa.
HIDES AND WOOL.
D. H. McDANELD & CO. ,
Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides ,
TallowWool , I'oIts.Ort'usonnd Furd Council
Blitffu , town.
OILS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO. ,
Wholosnlo Dealers In
Illuminating & Lubricating Oil ) ,
EJTO. , E3TO.
B. Theodore , Ayunt , Council Bluffs. Iowa.
LUMOElt , I'lUXQ , KTC.
A. OVERTON & CO. ,
Hard Wood , Southern Lumber , Piling ,
And BrldKo Material SncclaltlPa.Wholosulo Lum
ber of oil Kinds. Ollico No. 130 Main Bt ,
Council Bluffs. lown.
WIRES AND LIQUOHS.
JOHN UNDER ,
Wholesale
Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors.
Agent for St. ( iollhard's Herb Bitters. No. 13
Main St. Council IlluUa.
SCHNEIDER & BECK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
Ko bOO J/a ( St. , Council
Council Bluffs Bus
AND
Carriage Transfer Co.
Lewis & Arud , Props.
und \mggnfo \ taken to nnd from
nil trains. Bussus , cuiriagos ami bugr ano wug-
ons make connoctloiu wltli all it ulna. Prompt
attention given to ll culls. Spuclal rates to
theatrical tioup s und commercial inon. Cur-
rlaircs run day and nlKlit , Olllts at Opdon
Uoueu. Toluhona | ) lio. Also at Itcclitelc's
UuUil. Lc v r oiduid ou tbe latcs.
fl
HOUSE IOVER AMD RAISER
tulMInz nnr kind rAl < ! ( vl or nu vo < l nmlsatlsfnctlon guaranteed. Fi amo houses moved
onLltlleCUaat truoia-tlio b t In the \vnrU.
803 Eighth A.VCUUO nnil Eighth Street , Council DlnlTs.
FIRST CUSS IN EVER ! RESPECT
53. 2
K 1ahIMic < ! in 1877.
CINCINNATI , OHIO.
50 Different Styles.
20,000 Vehicles Annually. Semi for Catalogue , Prices , Freight
llatcs ami Te.sliiiioiiialH.
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE. Special advort'lsomonU , such ns
LoEt.Found.To tijun , Ko-Silo , To Kant , Wnuu
noftrdlnff.otc. , will bo Inserted In this coin mint
thclow rate of TRN GKNT3 PBIl LIXG for the
flratlnsortton and FIVE OKXM IM5H LING for
ench subsequent Insertion. Loivo lulvorlUo
mentsnt our oiUoo , No. LJ Pearl street , near
llronitwny , Council muff * .
WANTS.
FOH SAI.KA very ileslrubloilr.iR store In a
cliolco loziitlon Gun bo luul lit u bniftiiln
on oiisy ] ) ii > inoiita by applying to
Hcuton , Council llluirs , Iowa.
FOIl SAI.H-Olil napcrs. lnqunntltlcs to suit ,
at Iloo ollleo No. 1 : ! 1'onrl street
FOR HUNT Five loom oott.wo. Inquire lit
I'M Fourth street , or ol Mc.Mickun , U1U
I'latnerMreeU
SWAN & WALICKIt , No. 3i Main btieet ,
( under CItizenN II ink ) , ieill eatnte iinu niur-
chunillseuYchantru brokers. Our books are full
ot special bargains , but It Is Impossible to pub-
lihh a reliable list 1 re mi the f .let of so nriny daily
cbaiiKes. What wo ask Is : If you want to sell
ortnulo anj tiling in our line , write us and wo
will fiend .you u pile of bargains to select from.
Lands Improved or unlinprove.l , city or town
property , stocks of KooJ * of any kind In any
pliice.lt such jou have or such you want lot
hour from roil. Siv.m & Walker Co'incll lulfs
METHOPOLITAN
Clothing HBilM , B > rcsNe < i , , % ! iuwls
Cloi-SiH , Scurl'ri , Feathers , JUte. ,
Keuorcited and Dyed.
ISryaiit Street , Opposite Civ .Vnil.
Railway Time Table ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following la the time of nrrlv.xl nnd
departure of trains by control standard time , at
the local depots. Tnilns leave transfer depot ton
minutesoarllor nud arrive ten minutes later :
DKHA"T-CatCAQO * OIITIWB8X IIN.AIIBIVIS >
0:2JA. : M Mail "d Evpioss 0:50 : p. v.
12:40r. : M Accommodation 4Mp. M.
O-.tOv. M Hpress ! ) :05 : A.M.
CII1CU1O & UOUIC 181\ND.
9:30A. : M JlailnwlKxprcss 8:50P.M. :
7:15A. M Accommodation fiISr. M.
GOP. : ) M KxprebS 'JOjA. : M.
CHICAGO. MII.U.\UKEL : * ST. PAUL
0:20 : A. M Mall nnd Uxpre s 0:50p. : M.
0:50 : I'.M Bxpieis 'J:05A.M. :
CHICAGO. IIUItl.I.NOro.V & QU1NCT.
U:40A.M : Mail and KvprbbS 0:50 P.
C:50p. : M U.\picss 'J0o ;
WAHASIT , ST. LOUIS & PACIFIC.
2:15 : p. M.Local St. Louis Kxjiress Local
! iWP. : ) M.TrHiisl'orSt , Louis lix. Tninsror.3(0 : p. M
KANHAS CITV. .VT. JOE i COUNCIL , 1ILUFFS
10:10 : A. M JIull and Express fiKi : ) .M.
UU5l : > . M Express 06 : : ! A. .
BIOUX CITV & PAcina
7lfiA.M : . . .Slout City Mull . : Mp. jt.
0X : ! ) v.M St. Paul Express S : 3 A.u.
vyinx PACIFIC.
JO:35A.M Io.ivor lixprese 6:45P. : u.
S:13p. : M..Lincoln I > as8.Om. & ItV..2B : ( r. M.
7DOp. M Overland Krpross B:15A. : u.
DUMMT TIIAIN8 TO OMAHA.
Leave Council Bluffs 7:05 : 8:03 : 9:30 : 10rtj
ll-.ao a. m. ; 1:30 : 2:30 : 0:30 : l-JO : 5J5 flU3
8lft : 11:41 : p. in. Bunduys 7:05 : U:3J : ll:30-n. :
mS:30 ; : 3io-D:25-fljo : ; : : ; H:45p. m. LeuvoOrau.
ha 0 : 5 7:35-8:50 : : 10:00 : 11:01)a. : ) m 1:00 : a:03 :
3:00 : 4:00 : 5:00 : 0:05 : < : I5 11:10 : p. in. Sundnys
: T57S:4 : : ? 11:00a. : in. : 3:003:035OJ : : :
0:05 : 8:15-11:10 : : o m.
STEAM DYE WORKS
MRS.C.LGILLETTE'S ' HAIR GOODS STORE
No , 29 Main St. , Council Bluffs , Opp. Postofiice ,
B. BIOE , M. D.
filUfippO or other turn irs removed without
vinnumiu the knlfo or drawing of blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES of all klnda a spoclaltr.
Over thirty years' pricUnal oxporioujj.
No. 11 I'eail Street , Coiini II lllulla.
Omaha Dntal Associa'n '
Cor. iGth and Douglas Sts.
rilllnK lit IOI > MI rle * with gelt ! , jllvcr nnd other
coiublnHtluni Oolo pute acid coiiunuuu > tluui Teeth
tiipeclnltr
23n t Sets of "Teeth. , 53S ,
Former | < rie * 115. 1'crfert ni and belt innterlal. All
work tfiurunieftd.
Council Bluflfs Office ,
231 liKOAWVAY , WKSTS1UK.
IHOS. orriocit. OIBV .
OFFICER 8s PUSKY.
BANKER
COUNCIL dLUffS , IOWA.
Choice IMspIuy of Pn ( .
turns , All < Jrn les.
Council Bluifs
4CS
A ScJeel Slock of Choleo
In.
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practices in State and Federal Court ? .
Hooms 7 and S , Saus.ut Blonk.
Horses and Mules
For nil purposes bought nnd sold , nt lotallnnd
In lots Lingo ( jtinutlttos to i elect fiotn.
MA.SOMT WISE ,
Gtli StretJTear Pacific House , Counc'l Oluffs.
The Highest Market Price
For all kinde-of secondhand houBohold
goods and
andSTOVES. .
M. DROHLIOH ,
008 Broadway , Council Bluflfe.
L. W. Ttir.r.r.vs , Pros. T. J. EVA.NS , Vlco-Pros.
JAMIIS N. HHOWN , Cashier.
Council Bluffs National Bank
102 MAIN STREET ,
Capital . $100,000
Authorized Capital . 250,000 ,
Stockholders Represent . 1,000,000
Do n general banking
Accounts of bunks , bunkers , merchants , man
ufacturers and Indltiduals rucelvod on favora
ble terms.
Domestic und foreign exchange.
The very best of attention given to all bual
ness committed to our care.
KIEL SALE STABLES
Horses nnd Muloa kept constantly on linnil
for sale at retail or In cur loads.
Orduig | iromtttly lllle > l by contract * on fhoit
notice. Stock sold on coinmlRiloii.
8MMJTUUA IIOI.KV , I'roprlclrrn.
Stable Corner Fifth Avenun and Fourth St
Council llluirs lown.
RUSSELL&Co
Mnnufacturoriofull slzosof
Automatic Engines
Iiettitnot lot Kunntna
MILLS , ( HIAINIKLEVATOHS ,
ANU KLKCTIUO MUHTS ,
Tubular and Locomotive Hoilerd.
New Mussillora Threshers.
Cnrey nnd Wood bury Horse Powers.
8TATIONAUV , S1CIU ,
Portable and Traction Engines ,
SAW MUJ.S , KTC.
Factory Miuafllon , O. Brnnob
510 | ' rfrl dt. Oonnp.il lll.i/
unu