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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : . SATURDAY , MAY 1 , 188G. DAILY BEE. NCIL BLUFFS , [ { DAI' MORNING , JMAY 1. IE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET. led by cnrrlcr In'nnypnrtof the city at nunty cents per week. - . . Manager. , No. 43. , NO. 23. MENTION. s , tlio Imttcr. spring goods nt Uettor'fl , int street Is being cleaned up. ur Coolers cheap nt Cooper & Ale- mnnoy by buying Itufrigcnitors of r & Mc(3oo. ( hu now Mikado gloves atllnrkncss Just out. C leaver wns ye.itenby tbo soli- to bu fined , cil.v council is to incut in regular next Monday cvuning , the great bankruptsnluof boots atlot Dromlwuy. > fnnoral of Mrs. Samuel K. Wolrieh ijo lield tills afternoon nt her home , - ' - Mynstur street. ing to tbo unpleasant weather the . i. 7 . eutorlaintuuiiLs will bu post- l until furlhur novice. K Eoilcd doves worn yesterday coin- p to city headquarters to pay their ar lines , or assessments. c car loads of iron for the new court linvo arrived. Tliu work will soon to about sixty men. case of Hmnm Cole and Samuel W.M , charged with adultery , was ued by Justice Fruinoy yesterday Monday next. . iirnl collecting salesmen and solici- njred about iU ! yours , wanted by the er manufacturing company , L. Sims - s , agent , Counull Hind's. is county is getting decidedly moral. herill' has been in ollice lor four hs , and neither he nor his deputies had occasion to make any are - o county treasurer has collected and d over to tlio city So'J.OOO , this amount from taxes of dill'ercnt kinds , in- ng some special assessments , for g , etc. ese having bills against tlio city ld remember that unless they are with tlui auditor to-day , they will considered at the meeting of the Monday night. M. Matthews , ex-county snpcrinlen- t of schools , is going to enter suit st the county lor salary paid by him assistant , which was not allowed board of county supervisors. divy a now departure will bo inaug- by Messrs. Ilurkncsd Brothers. any article "under the sun"you wish , . Itcad tlio list they advertise in column. The crowd will be there to-day. little cowboy Inoking fellow , a mere , witli a man's big wlntu hat and tall . was arrested yesterday as a vat - t , he having been amusing himself mping on and oil' freight trains ben - n the local yards and the transfer. parties who are canvassing this of tlio country enlarging pictures , found that Council UliifTs is as well to furnish the needed frames as any in the east , and .so have contracted W. W. Chapman , the lirst order to in the Congregational chureh morning. The sacraments of > Lord's supper and batism | ) will be ministered and admission of new 1110111- to the church. Jn the evening the and congregation will unite in the nn convention to be held in the house. ishop Ninilo , who is to preach nt 'the thodist chureh to-morrow , is one of most finished orators of trat denom- Ho is a scholarly man , of great wer , and it is a cause of congrat- that the people of Council lilulls lto bu tints given an opportunity of ling him. O Sunday services promise to bo cs- /illy attractive. At the Methodist rch Bisho ] ) Ninde and President Parks Simpson college , nro to bo present d join in the services. At the Bantist urch in the evening Rabbi Benson of uiha : is to deliver his lecture. In the cning there is also aj Christian conven- n nt the opera house. 'l'lio city council met yesterday as a ard of equalization to finish the Ijnsi- ss in that line. AH tliu matters under Dnsidcration had been decided upon be- ru , except the taxation of the banks , rhich subject occupied most of the time -'Stcrduy. Numerous intricate legal icstions worodibcussod. Wncn David Rico , the pressman of the ing prohibition sheet , disappeared * om the city ho left hero a little brother , had been making his home with him. boy has since been shifting for him- t-'lf as best ho could. Ho has been cared or by Mrs , Bradbury , of the Essex house , i > d has bcun hanging about tlui city jail oing chorus , cto. Yesterday Dr. Mont- 'iniury took the boy and will provide lim with a homo. Bishop W. X. Ninde , ono of the bishops of tliu Methodist Episcopal church , and a ' able divine , will eonduet tliu services it Broadway M. K. church next Sunday iorning and evening. Bishop Nindu jvjll bu assisted in the services by Rov. E. ' . Parks , B. 1) . , president of Simpson col- logu , liulianola. Iowa , Tiiu public are cui'dlnlly invited to attend tliu services. A bootblack , , named Charles Hainoy , WIUS iirrohtcd ycstorday for cutting up shinca of various sorts. JIo is said to hava been concerned with another boy in a rnid on sonio basu balls at Bushnell's store. They got to guarroling over the division of the balls , and llamcy knocked jiis chum down with his box. Wliun tliu oil ! cor came up tliu chum struck out down tliu alloy , making a successful home rim , and the less fortunate ono was put in. in.Tho The lira department wore yesterday Hushing out the fcuwcrs , as best thuy could. It is declared by those who have tried it that it is n littlu dllllcult to make ; water run up hill , and that such is the sort of an experiment which the city has madu in regard to Bancroft street sower- sgq , The huwcr on that ttreet is said to 1m consldurablo lower at tlio south end Uiau at the north end , wnilu the water is cxpcelcd to run iiQrthward , Theru is some talk nf takinir it up and relaying it , othurs think thu diflieully can be lu &omo other way , i Notice. , Bids will bo received by the school oavd of Council Blulls until thu Otli of May , 1SSO , for lowering the high school b'lildlng at so much per foot , The build. lug to bo lowered forty feet moro or loss , Tlio board to rosorvu thu right to reject iiny and all bids. By order School Board. Beard has an i nun en so stock of wall apvrmi < lToom mouldings which must uo turned into cabh , so down go thu prices t Beard's , _ .GARDKN . HOSB , > \ AUIIAN'1'K1) ( JOOD i He uur foot , Ib'o per foot , 04c pur foot. NO7//LES , U stylos. s , r.tc.Kto , COMPANY TROUBLED OVER HOME RULE Too Many SiRtora-in'Law Drive a Poor Pcllow to Oontemplato Sulcido. ARCH. COFFMAN RETALIATES. A Knnncr With Too Loose n TOIIRUC The Churches ott'er Mpcclnl At tractions Tor Sunday Vari ous Bin fry Items. Crnxort Ily Sistcrs-ln-Tmw. Yesterday morning n woman appeared nt police headquarters , apparently quitu excited , and holding a razor in her hand , which she declared she had taken away from a man who was trying to cut the throat of his wife. She had interfered and saved the life of the woman , anil now wanted the man arrested. Chief Mat thews and Marshal Gunnel la wont to the house , which is located near the transfer , and brought thu man up to headqunr- t < rs. Investigation showed Hint the man wni not so much to blnmo as the woman would have the authorities believe. Ho was a hard working fellow , who had by .years of industry and economy succeeded in getting n home of his own , and had lilted it up comfortably and cosily. Ho and his wife wore living happily enough , except that occasionally her two sisters - tors , who live in Omaha , would insist on paying the family a visit. Another sister was living with his wife , there buing four of tliu sisters in all. When thu family of sisters got together ho had liltlo chance to enjoy life. They took possession of thu house ami run it to suit themselves. He did not like the way the Omaha sisters carried themselves , and deemed them too fast , ami somu time ago ordered them not to eomo near his house. Thursday night when ho came homo ho found that the two Omaha bisters Were there and hail brought in somu gen tlemen friends and several bottles of beer. They worn all singing and drinking , and lie ordered the noise , stopped anil the visitors to clear out. Thu four sisters then turned against him , in his own house , and atmsed him shamefully. Hu is quick tempered , and when lie gets mad ho gets mad all through , and hi ; became so wor ried at the prospect of his homo being broken up , his wife estranged by the in- llucnco of her sisters , that he became for tlio moment beside himself. He got his razor and went down into the cellar with tlio determination to cut his own throat , and end all worry. Hu wisely changed ids mind , and in response to the call of his wife , came up stairs only to be greeted by the oldest of the sisters , who de manded the ra/.qr of him. He gave it to her , and she then denlarcd that she would have him arrested for threatening to cut his wife's throat with it. She kept the razor as evidence against him. After some further talk , tlio household settled down for the night , and went to bed. Yesterday morning the elder sister came up town , and gave the information' to the police. It was evidently an attempt to put up a job on him , by which ho and his wife could be estranged , and be got out of the way , and the sisters could get possession of his little home. Such was the burden of his explanation of his household affairs From others it was learned that this story \yns the true one , in all proba bility , ast his reputation was such as to make it improbable that hu would treat his family cruelly. Judge Aylesworth advised him to go homo , and to tell the unwelcome visitors that they must keep away from his home , but if they would not do so , instead of letting his anger make him wild , ho should quietly inform the police , who would sec that the obnoxious woman did go. Thu man was somewhat calmed , but still he was ready to Ily off on a very slight renewal of the provocation. The judge as well as the ollieurs evidenced great sympathy with a man who was bothered with so many sisters-in-law , and prom ised to help him out of his ( lijlicultics so long as hu could control himself , and commit no such foolishness as cutting his own throat , or spilling of anybody's blood. In the afternoon Chief Matthews wont down to the house , before tlio man's re turn , to notify the troublesome sisters-in- law to leave. They consented to return to Omaha , but the wife concluded to go with them. She said her husband had. caused her considerable trouble during the two years of her married life , and ho could have thu privilege of living alone. She left with the others , and when thu man arrived homo the house was de- sorted. Go to the N. Y. P. Co. for GARDEN HOSE. Tnur WAHUANT Ai.i , THEY Snu. . Opera House Block. The best lawn mower in the market is the "Philadelphia , " sold by Coouor & McGoo. Money to loan by Forrest Smith. Another Avnoti Chapter. A now chapter has been added to the roubles at Avoca growing out of the at tempt to pinch Arch Cofl'man , who has been given so much notoriety in connec tion with the killing of Main last .sum mer , and the subsequent litigation. It will bu remembered that lately Cofl'man , being informed that ho was to bu arrested - rested on some charges preferred by some of his enemies , hurriedly went into Mrs.-Acton's house , and there left with her sf 120 which ho had in his pocket , tell ing her to keep it until ho nailed for it. She claimed that ho attempted to do her bodily injury of the basest sort , and she is ono of tlio witnesses dopcndcd upon to prove that Coll'man had made threats to kill Fremont Benjamin , thoattornoy who was formerly engaged in Coflhian's do- funsn , but who had slnco sued Coll'man for his fees , and excited his ire Coll- ini'.n , alter the exciting events , the details - tails of which worn given in the BKI : at the time , demanded the money back from Mrs. Acton , but shu refused to give it up , claiming that Coll'man had given it to her to keup. On Thursday night Mr. Coll'man was how , and oworo out a warrant for Mrs. Acton's arrest on the charge of larceny , growing opt of thu re tention of this monuy. Yesterday Deputy Marshal \Vhito went to Avoca to make the arro.it , and arrangements were made for her to nppear buforeJnilge Ayhsworth Jast evening anil give bail lor her future appearance. . Dr McLcod , oculist and aurist , No. GQJ Broadway , Council 151 nil's. Go to Beard for low prices. Substantial abstracts of titles and rca estate loans. . .1.V . & E. L. Squire , 10 Pearl street , Council Blnfla. The Christian Convention. Tlio number of seats checked oil on tlio chait for the meeting at the opera house Sunday night , indicates that the audience will bo n largo one , These who have reserved seats will not have them held for them niter 8 o'clock to-morrow even ing , and if not occupied then , they will bo given to these who are there. The exercises will bo opened by a chorus of welcome by the children of the Homo of the Friendless , and by prayer by Rov. " * " Crofu. Tlm.Murkol bistcra will - - . . is unit there will -bo addresses by B. I'.Tiiiokitin , Riv. Mr. Hates , Dr. fish , Kov.V. \ . K Handitll , of Dow City , atul others. The services will commence at 7:45 o'clock The exercises - cises will bo brief , and the whole tinio oe * cupicd will not exceed an hour and a half j tlio meeting to close then , whether the whole programme is carried out or not. Ono of the features of the evening will bo tliu recitation by ouo of tbo chil dren , Arthur Wilson , of a poem written by Rov. Air. Crofts. Ilnislcr sells the best 5o and lOc cigars In the market. No.103 Broadway. For the latest style ot drcssmaKlng see Miss Gleason. No. 8 > Pearl street. Dressmaking , culling and lilting by Miss Gleason , No. il ) Pearl street. Ills I n jj to Kxpliiln. AVOCA , April JiO. To the editor of the BBI : Dear Sir : Your correspondent is somewhat in error in regard to several statements in your issue of the 30th , con cerning the undersigned. That some of tlio bondsmen requested to bo released is true , and their request will bo complied with. This is a legitimate item of news , and I do not raise tlio slightest obection | to its issuance , lint the statement that I promised to let my bondsmen name the deputy Is incorrect , as is also the abor tion that 1 agreed to retain Mr. Blake , the retiring postmaster. Jn the first place , Mr. Blake did not want lo bo re tained , and in the next place the code of political ethics would not permit nip to name a deputy whoso political nlliliations were not in accord with the party lo which 1 belong , had I desired to do so. Mr. Bluku very kindly remained until I became familiar with Hie work , nnd it is the charge of faithlessness to a personal friend tint 1 take this occasion to disa vow ; otherwise I should not trouble yon , as I now do , with the request for so much space in your columns. Respectfully , A. P. CitAMr.it. In connection with the above item I wish lo say that I never asked Mr. Cra mer to retain mo. Ho never promised to , and 1 would not have stayed if ho had , except a sulh'ctont length of time to fa- 'miliari/.o him with the routine of work. Respectfully , J. 1J. BL.AKI : . Wo liavo customers for several small houses renting at $10 to § 1'- per month. Parties having such will please apply to real estate agency of Odell Bros. & Co. , No. 10U Pearl street Go to Beard for loom mouldings. A regular exchange will be opened by the lailies of tlio Presbyterian oliurch on Pearl street , to bo conducted through the summer months. On Friday evening , May 7 , an oponincsuppcrwill be given. 1 cll the celebrated Twin Burner gaso line stovo. That double burner boats them all. A-1-burnor same priee as a 3- burner ; a it-burner same price as a 2- burner. W. A. Wood , 504 Main. The Trouhlosomo TOIIRUC. W. P. Barnctt , a farmer of this county , has commenced a suit against William Lowry for slander , setting his damages at $5,000. He claims that Lowry has .been talking about him in a malicious and damaging manner , saying , among other things , that "Bnrnottis a thief. He steals. Ho stole my property. There arc better men in the penitentiary. lie swore to a lie when on the witness stand. " The case has been commenced in the district court. Room Mouldings Largest assortment and lowest * nrices at Beard's Wall Paper Store. Let us go to Charlie llcislor's and get a good cigar. No. 403Jroadway. { The Ueo Doesn't Know. The BEU has received the following query : "The nights are dark and the streets muddy , and the taxpayers on Vine street would like to bo informed why the gas light on the corner of Vine and Second streets is not lighted ? A. TAXI-AVEU. " 0 Ileislcr don't hamlloany "snide" cigars. Leonard & Jewott refrigerators at low prices at Cooper & McGec's. Personal I'nruarnphs. W. H. Pound , an attorney of Kearney , Neb. , was at the Pacific yesterday. A. J. Greene , of Lincoln , Nob. , was in the Blufl's yesterday. Ticket No. 101 drew the sofa pillow at II. Friedman's last night. Rabbi Benson , of Omaha , will speak in the Baptist church at 7:80 p. m. Sunday evening. FROM the C3UNCIL BLUFFS DAILY GLO E M. A. JIcPIUo , editor of the Cumbria ( Ebo-is- liuitr , Piv. ) Frocuian , has been tlio perconal frlond of the editor of tlio Globn for more tlnin twenty yean , aud H Known wherever ho Is Known , as ono of the host 111011 living. Ho la ulno mi Intliimto friend of Mr. Clark of the Nonpareil. Ho has licon uu'ortnnuto In the fact that his luinlly was ravaged with diphtheria , and ( rioatly distressed. Mr. Clark Imnni ? heard ol his ca- lainlly sent him H'inin of Dr. .loilerlos' Dlpli- tlmrlii Cure , It wu < 1 01 at once , and the h\oa of the ro t of his chl'dfJii Bavrd. l.ottcis trora Mr. McPikonio uulioundol In t.ielr oxpresxlons ofRniiitu o tor Iliullntr tome moms of uvort- Inif tholossof his wliolo croup of llttlo nnd ton- doronc4. I'lviMif Mr. Mol'lkn's c'llldioiiout of olurht died tioiu dlplithoila lioloro ho hud an op- poituultyof usingDr. . Jelloilob' remedy. Dr. Jolferles' dlpthoiiu medicine Ulnfulllhlo In till kinds of toro tin out. ! Dyspepsia ! Dyspepsia I Dysioptlottliy | llvoIn iiiloory , middle In dls- pulr with cancer of the stomach 't Ir. Thomas .lollcrles euros every ease of InCltfCBtlon uud constipation In a very short time , Hcstnfiof- crences ffivon , Dyspupsia is the ciiuto ot ir.ucty per cent of all diseased conditions , Price $5 lor two woolcj tioatment , Diirlns.'tlio last six years there has not been ( loath from Diphtheria In uny cu e wheio 1)11. THOMAS JUKKKHUIS1 VIIUVK.NTIVK and Cum : wus iited. It luia been the means of biiv- liitf thousands of lives and inlxlit Imvo saved hundrinisofthoueniuls moro. IndUpenslblo In putrid sore throat , in niullffimut Mmlet favor , ohnuluir It In 4d lioinn to the Flmplo form. In- falllblo euro for all Inllammatory , Ulcerutivo , 1'utrld , Cancerous Ulcuiatlon of the Womh and till Cuturrlinl conilltlons. I'lieo ( i. Full pilntcd Instruct Ions how to use the modi' clno sent with It. No doctor icqiilreij. DR. JEFFERIES' REMEDIES Can only bo obtained at liU Onicc , No.si S. Klehtu bt. . Council liluifs , Iowa , Or sent by Kxprosu onltocelptot 1'ilce. N. SCHUBZ , Justice ot the Peace. Office Over American Express Company. Uonlcrs In JlilcliCows. At Our Slock Yards No .r)03 anil 000 K. UroaiUvny.Coiincll Hits inos. orriCEa. JI. K K I'USEV OPPICBB , & P0SBZ , BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFfS , IOWA. Messrs. Harluicss Urds. will this tiny plnco on sale tiio below enumerated articles besides inuiicrnus others at prices that will surprise everybody , ' ' Thcyaro . Towels. Tidies , Sjilashers , Handker chiefs , Japanese Vans , Hatchets , Has- kcts , Porlcmonnaics , faces , 1'latcs , Card and Fruit IJaskcts , Tin Plates , Doll Dables , Pie Plates , Wash Pans , Crumb Pans and Brushes , Dish Pans , Milk Pails , Work Basket , Glass Dishes , Comb Hacks , Pockctbooks , Feather Faus , Hosiery , Macrame Cord , Flour Sifters , Hat Hacks , HaiuiiicrsJapanc8c Screens , Collar Imttous , Jlucllnffo , Marbles , Blank Books , Turkish Towels , Scrub bing Brushes. Coal Shovels , Baby Bibs , Wooden Spoons , Hair Crimpers , Koll- Inp Pins , Transparent Slates , Aerate Buttons , Collars , Jewelry , Estabrook's Steel Pens , Lace Collars , Spool Cotton , Baby Rattles , Hair Nets , Clothes Lines , Table Salts , Base Bulls , Match Safes of nil kinds , Glass Cups , Tin Dippers , Tin Buckets , Mosaic Hutch Holders , Sauce Pans , Looking Glasses , Perfumery , Castllo Sonp , Shoes Blacking Meat Forks , Toilet Soups , Stove Blacking , Wall Pockets , Harmonicas , Uoxcs of Slate Pencils , Willow Baskets , Black ing : Brushes , Pearl Buttons , Silver Thimbles , Frying Pans , Rick-ruck Braid , Table Cutlery , Combination Russian Leather Toilet Sets , Pins , Laces , and every article you can think of. AH to be on sale to-day. Every body go and get a chance to select early us the stock is all new and whore Bargains for 5c WORTH 75c and $1,00 $ , i Are to be found , they do not last lOllff. No. 401 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , J IOW.A. > IN DRY GOODS ; Etc , , Etc. c OG-DETT HOUSE On and Alter Itlay m Wil ! I2u S2.OO nnd 82.5O ff'er I > aj- , UvcoptliiB1 front pur'or IODIOS Iny lionril , $25 I'cr Moiitli. 11. SII.-OWAV , Prop. JlAUK DunOHU , JI Council ONLY HOTEL In Council Blurts having : And all modern Imnrovemoats , call boys , lira alarm bells , etc. , Is the CREST ON HOUSE I Wos. 215 , 817 and 219 , Main Street , Jb\X MO1IN , 1'roprlBto B. BICE , M. D. or othur turners removed wlchoat the ] { nfo | or arawln ? of bloii CHRONIC DISEASES or oil und. . 8paciaitr. Over thirty yonra1 priot.oal OYparloajj. No. 11 Pour ! Street , COUIK II lilulls. I'tlUJS. Locking Bracket for Fences AND OTHElt HA1I.S. HOD3 , KTa FENCES BUILT WITHOUT HAILS. Any part rpaJlly taken out or replace 1. For picket or rail fences , Iron or wood , cannot ho ox- eclledlor rullliis of any sort. 1'or particulars write C. J. lir.CICMAN , Inventor. Council Ulutfd. Plato and county rights for sale. STEAM DYE WORKS MRSC.LGILLETTE'S ' HAIR GOODS STORE No 29. Main St. , Council BlufTs , Opp. PostolTlcB. The Highest Market Price For all kinds of second hand household troods aud audSTOWIS. . 008 Broadwnyi Council Bluffs. RINK LIVER ? STABLE. Firbt-cluss ) Aceominodatlons Jv Kverythlnsr 1'er- tulnliiif to the I.lH.'ry'llutlne-s. Finest Landau in the City LADIES VISITING , c Hoarding1 a specially * .Telephone 178. FIELD & COLE , Props. PEARL SBEET RINK STABLE. * L. W. TOM.KVS , 1'ros. T. J. EVANH , Vlco-1'rod. JAMES N. liitowN.Cu 102 MAIN BTKEET , Capital. , , . $100,000 Authorized Capital 260,000 Stockholders Represent 1,000,000 Do a general bunking busings. Accounts of banks , bunkers , merchant * , man ufacturers ami individual * icjolvpd pujavoru- Wo terms. Domestlo and foreign cxuhaiivo. Thovery best of iittonllcjii flvcu lo ull buil nt-gs cotuuilttud to our euro. WHOLESALE AND JOOBiHO zio-crsEs ore COUNCIL BLUFFS. DEEIU3 , WELLS & CO. , Wholesale Agricultural Impleaiaats , g , Eto , itc. : Council llluira , lown. KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING CO. , Corn Shelters , Stalk Cutters , Dlscllarrows , Seeders , Corn Planters , FooJ Cutters - tors , Kto. Factory , Hock Kalis , UK No * . irol.jXU , IWi , 1507 Main St. , Council HluTs. " DAVll ) BHADLKY & CO Manuf'rsnnlJobhors of Agricultural Implements.Wagons . , Buggies , Cnrrlngc : . anil all kin 1 * of Karin Mio'ilnorr. 1100 to 11W South Main Street , Council muff * , lonn. I'.O. ai.nviox , T. U.louniA , Qeo.P. Witmiir. " V.-1' M.&M m. PuofcCo Council Bluffs Handle Factory , flacorporalcil.l Manufacturers of A\lo , IMuk , Slortw nail Small Humllos , of every description. COUNCIL BLUFKS OAIIPKT CO. . Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades , Oil Cloths , Ciutnln Fixtures , Upholstery Ooo la , Ute. No. 40) llrontlwny Council llluir : ! , Iowa , CMAHS , TOHACrO , KTC. PERKGOY & MOORB , Wholesale Jobbers In the Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes , Nos. SSMain unil 27 l'cai-1 Sts. , Council Iowa. SNYDER & LEAMAN , Wholesale Fruit and Produce Coimni3si3n Hartals. Xo. UPouil St , Council l CHACKKHS. McCLURG CRACKKR CO. , Manufacturers of Fine Crackers , Biscuits ani Ci'ni , Conned liliHfs , Town. _ CIlOCKMtV. _ MAURER , & CRAIG , Importers A Jobbara of Croctor/.GIasswara . Lamps , 1'rult Join , Cutlery , Stonownro , Dar Goods , I'liuoy Goods. Kic. Council lllulTs , lowiu I1AULE , HAAS & CO. , Yfholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass , nrue Ists' Sundries. Kte. No. 2J Main St , nnJ No. i-'l 1'osirl St. , Council llluHs. Dltr GOODS. M. E. SMITH & CO. , luipDrters and Jobbers of Dry Gtnils , NotlonB. Kte. No . 112 anil 114 Main St. , No ? . 113 and 115 1'carl St , Council lllutrs. lown. O. W. BUTTS , Wholesale California Frails a Specialty General Commission. No. 5U JiioaJwny , council nunrs. _ _ WIHT & DUQUETTE , Wholesale Fruits , Confectionery & Fancy Grocarlej , Noa. 10 mid 18 Pearl St. . Council Ulufff. GRONEWEG & SC11OENTGEN , Jobbers in Staple and Fancy Groceries , Nos. 117 , 110 nnd 121 , Main St. , Council llluffs , Town. L. KIRSCIIT & CO. , Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries. Also Wholesale Liquor Dealers. No. 410 llroad- way , Council lilulls. llAHDtt'AUB. P. C. 1)E VOL , Wholesale Hardware , Tinware , Gasoline Stoves , Itefrlecralors. etc. Nos. 501 Uroadway , aud 10 -Miiln slipot , Council llluffA 11AIIXKSS , K1V. HECKMAN & CO. , Knnu'ucturcrs of auJ Wholesale DoaloH In Leather , Harness , Saddlery , Etc. No. U Mulu St. , Council llluira , Iowa. H.iTS , C.4f'S. KTO. METCALF BROTHERS , Jobbers in Hats , Caps and Gloves , NOB. U12nndll : ) Uroadway , Council Iluffs. ! JJK.ll'l' HAllIWAIW. KEELINK & FELT , Wholesale Iron , Steel , Nails , Heavy Hardware , And Wood Slosh. Con nell I II. Ufa , lowo. 11W11S J ) . Jl. MeDANELD & CO. , Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides , Tullew\Vool , I'elts , ( luwoiuv-l 1'ura Council lllnlfii , low.i. OILS. COUNCIL IJLUtTS OIL CO. , Wholesale Dealers In Illuminating & Lubricating Olti Gisillnj HTO. , 33TO. B.'Jhoodore , Afc'out , Cunnoll lllu'.rs. Iowa. JtVMHKtt , 1'lUXa , KTC. A. OVERTON & CO. , Hard Wood , Soutasn Lumber , Piling , idfc'o Material Siiosialelos.Wholosalo I.um- bcrorull Klmlrf. OUico No. 1 M Mulu tit. , Council lllnUB. 1'iwa. JOHN LINDER , Wholesale Imported and Domestic Wluas & Liquors. Agent for St. Oottbard's Herb llltteH. No. 13 Main St. Council ( timid. SCHNEIDER & HECK , Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors , A'uOOO j/ata St. . d. THE CARTER WHITE IEK niiVIONl ) IlltANO Of STRICT ? PUKE LEAD , ZIGC AH D OIL Are absolutely pure , as represented. Ono gul- Ion will co\er two hundied and lllty bquaio ftet ( no u > au , uud wil ) t.tuy oil longer than any olher jialiit inaiuifufturcJ. I'uri > ale by UitfiiV , 1'AiM-b , OILS , ETC. FIRST CUSS IN EVER ! RESPECT KxtnhlUliccl In 1877. CINCSNNATI , OHIO. BUILD OVER FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES , QOOOO VcIilelrH Annually. 8ciul for Catalogue , Prices , Freight a ml Tcsllinonlnls. MOVER AND ; ER llrlck ti.ilMln nnv hind ral = ed or moved nnl satlsfaatlon uimrantecd. IVaino houses movoJ onLlttloOluat trUDU3-lli9 boatlu the worli. 803 Eighth Avenue nud Eiffhtli Slrost , Council Bluffs. T n & ) l > f. 226 Broadway , Council Bluffs , KIEL SALE STABLES tva Horfci and Mules kept constantly on Imml for sali ) at retail or In car loiuK Orders promUtlv Illloil by contract on short notice. Stock sold on fo-.ntnlsslon. SIlhUTKIt .V 1IOLBV , 1'roprlctors. Stnblo Coniur I'lltli Avenue and Fourth St Council llluira lawn. TIMOTHY SEED. I liavo a quantity of sound , well clcauc.l soo.1 wlilcli 1 olfcr at ix'.isonibl : > Hjfurcs. Peed of the crop of 1885. Coire. poiidciica solicited. F. 0. HUTLFlt , Schaller , Iowa. C. cfc N. W. ISy. Omata Dental Associa'n ' Cor. lUth anil Douglas Sis. i&m ' Filling nt lowest prlco , with onld , llver nml otlirr comblnulluna Gold plntu nml luiitlnuousCiiin Tcutli Best Sets of Tcetto. , Former | irlcot5. ! I'crfcct Hi und bent umtcrlnl. All work guuruatccd. Council Bluffs Office , 231 IWOAmVAV , WEST SIDE. Horses and Mules For all purpoj-os. bought an1 sold , at lotall aud n IclB. Laifc'o ( jnuntlltrs lo select fioiu. MASON WISE , Elreelt , Na r Frcifc Hous3Counil Dues . D. A. BENEDICT HAIR GOODS WE3S W TO ORDER. 337 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa. JACOB SIMS , ATTORNEY AT LAW OOUMSTOIIj Practices In State anil Kcdcr.il Courts. Itooms 7 ami t > , Snu art Bloclc. < ; o i > I\TIJL ; .11 A v ir . IluvliiK made eMnnslvo Iuipioicineil8 and Incicubo.l our llnclllUes , o wUli to call u iiccljl ultrntioii to Hie woik nuw liclnir tuuied out by us.clalmlnif It to bo equal to Una of nuy oustnrn laundry. In eider to Introduce our work nntbldo tliu city of Council HlulTs , wo will upon icrolpt ol tills tfckt't , accompanied | iy ictuiu | j-ti o , Laundry Hlx r illaia or CnITi I'ltUU , lor oliiicr tentluiiici. Home Steam Laundry 5 IO , C'ouiirll DCIiilli > . N , II. Out of town oidcr ihen pioiujn at- tciillou. Wo pay ifliirn fliHrifO jiu ullnoik IU' iM'lvnl wjici ) necornpaiilrd by cusli lu pajuicul oriulluiaount. SWAN BROS. , RUSSELL&Go Manufacturcraof all sizes at Automatic Engines Especially Designed for Kunnlnz MILLS , GllAlNiKLBVATORS , AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS , Tubular and Locomotive Poilera. New Massillon Throshera. Carey and Woodbury Ilorso Powers. STATIONARY , SKID , Portable and Traction Engines , SAW MILLS , ETC. Factory Massillon , 0. Branch House- 510 Pearl St. , Council Blulfc. SEND FOR 1886 ANNUAL. C'lutlcu ! > lN ] > ! ay ol * I-iKc'U lut' fern.s , AH Ciradcx. Council Bluffs Broadwcty. A Select Stuck of liolve NovellICH In. SPECIAL NOTICES NOTIUB. Special ndvortlsainont * , suc'.i ' a I LoBtFoundTo Loan , Fo'SjIo , To Hunt , W.nti Doardlnfetc. will bo InsarloJ Iq this column it tholow rate of TUN CBNT3 1'Klt MMI5 for' ID Dratlanortlon And FIVH CUNM 1'Klt I/t.VH for each aubl9iuoiit liHortlon , Lunvo mcntsnt our oillue , No. 11'uurl ! utrojt , Ilroudway , Couiidl Illulfs. _ " * WANTS. l/ < ) lt > AI.KUIITUAT > i : Ono mule , two hoibc-Bt I wuvnii , bnt-'Ky , linrneis , hauow , line's , conu , iMrpi'iilur tools , an lion t..nl ; nnd linlloi , lii.r.l- V.MIO , a puiil tilile.lcuie potts , houscliold gi o Is nnil my iKiiiFoiuiif lit Kmiulio on iuuniiHi.'H. No. 'M Iluialuujr , roinicll Illuirti. Jtl T-Tho -I way , Couiii. ! ! Illulls In fiont ol dummy uunKUTKhmo.tttblfSllltyhoadot block , also U. I' , silooii Inillllimr , eihtut barn , ami bullaliiK' o.ut r ) | name , bilitablu lor irituinanl. Also diNellliiK hoiiho \ > lifio 1 llvo , ami tuiiull rcsl. iom ! o In riur of fiame , iiiida line b'lrn with Illicit liiicumont and lour HtulU on BUIIU prop- oily. Impilr'iof.l. I * , ( luuldfti. _ IOIt SAf.i : Itoitl Kitatc In all pin In of the -T cllv. | . : iifcbl list. Most U ilo , . r , J , Day , No. iKil'onrUticet. F1 lU ) S.U.I' A veryilcslr.iblodniir fctoro lu a eliolco location , C.tu be M id lit II lllllKlllll on easy p.ijrauiitH by apidjniir lo Ocoruo Ik'iilon , ( .ouiu-ll Him ! * , loivn. FOUPAI.r OldTiapors. In ( | unntltlo5 to hiilt , at lli-ii olllco No. 1ru.irlsiiuet. . TT-OilHAI.H OH TUADK-Stocu of mlllmcry V and fancy notion ? . All now. ( Jood loju' lion. Pule * SW/l'JU a year. O , llco , Couiicl lihiirs , Iowa. SWAN V ' .VlKiit : , No. Si M.llll street , luiidtTCill/uu'8 llanki , leal eatate airi uiiir- i liuiulUo uxclr.iiiio broUer-i , Our Ijooks nru full of special bargain ) , but It U iuipiiijlblo to nub > jibh a lOhablujUl fiom the tact of do many dully cluiiiKia. Whin wu ii9k U ; If you waul lu anil or t null ) iiiilliini ; In our line , ivrllo UK uud wo Uinjiid ) uuai > | loof liurjriiliii tn siili cl from. l.andi liupiovoil or unlmpiovud. uily or town pniperty. bloc-Uu of K" ' > 'li ' of any kiiH In any place. II Buch ) ou li'ivu or biich ymi want lot m IiCiirfroai you. Stvini A' Walker Council Illulf s China , ( ili svviii' and Laitnu. W S. Uonicr C ) . , uW , Muin'St. ; Couucil.Hluns , la.