6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; 'SATUBPAY , MAY 15 , 188G.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCHTBLUFFS ,
SATURDAY MOKNLVa .MAY. in.
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
Eclhcreu" liy miner In nnypnrtof Ihocllynt
twenty ( cuts per week ,
II. W.TII.TOW , - - - Malinger.
E , No.
Iiiniir KUITOII No. " 1.
MIXOlt MKXTIO.V.
Now spring goods at Heller's.
Tins street gang lias dwindled down lo
only two nion.
Leonard & Jewel refrigerators at
Cooper & McCieo'fl , No. 41 Main street ,
Her. J. I'isk will preach In the Thir
teenth street mission to-morrow at lOitfO
n , in.
Strawberries will bo plentiful to-day.
And the best that have been in the mar
ket tills season.
The Council Hlufls district Methodist
Episcopal uhnreh conference will bu held
in Coin in June.
The "Quick Meal" is a quick seller ;
cmno and get ono before they are gone.
Cooper & McGee.
Services in the Congregational church
to-morrow morning and evening as usual ,
rreacliinir by the piibtor. A cordial in
vitation is extended.
The city calaboo o vriu empty yester
day for the lirst time in weeks. It was
fumigated with sulphur , and cleaned up
for the next arrivals.
Alf. Morris , the gre.it reformer ( ? ) , is in
Omaha. Ho doesn't .seem disposed to
violate his contr.tct by coming hero to do
any more street preaching.
Sheriff Furrcll was hero yesterday look
ing after some stolen horses which were
taken from Charles Union's place , three
miles north of Kniorcon , Tuesday night.
The city council is taking a rest from
its labors. It will not meet again until
the regular meeting in June , unless a
special meeting i.s required for some pur
pose.
A number of families are already
learning to depend upon the Woman's
.Kxclmnge for good home-made bread ,
etc. Leave your orders at the rooms on
1'earl street. Saturday morning special
sales.
llov. Dr. Conley , of the Baptist church.
Will occupy the pulpit of Broadway .M.
L. church next Sunday morning. The
evening services will pe conducted by
Kev. C. Hoover. Young people's meet
ing at 7 p. in.
The case ngninst Andrews and Mrs.
Cole , for adultery , came up before Jus
tice Schurx yesterday , but was continued
until Monday , this couple having got the
husband Cole into jail on a charge of lar
ceny , and his time not being up until
Sunday.
Something should bo done to remove
the obstruction of the sidewalk in front
of the Union Avenue hotel. The entire
sidewalk has been obstructed since Sun
day , and pedestrians have to go into the
street and wade in mud in order to pass
that point.
More salt. The dear old grandmother's
youngest thus gushes about a recent
social gathering : "They danced to the
strains of music till night faded into day
light ; and the sweet strains of this orches
tra were hushed by the twitter of the
birds that start their chorus when the
tired reveller must rest. " It is evident
that the young genius needs a broader
iicld in which to show his sparkling gills
of intellect.
Ono of the richest entertainments is of-
fored'attho ' masonic hall this evening. A
cheaper and morodolightful visit to the
oriental countries can not bo had. The
object is a worthy one also , as all should
take delight in seeing the new St. Paul's
church , finished and paid for. Pack tlio
Jiall and make the a flair a rousing benefit
us well as secure for yourself an enjoyable
nnd instructive evening's entertainment.
The city welghmaster is making the
rounds inspecting scales and measures.
Ho is meeting with few objections , but
occasionally some ono protests against
having the inspection made , or against
paying the fee. Only two have refused
thus far , and the inspector is going to
wait until he has made the rounds , and
then tile a batch of complaints covering
nil such cases. Tlio law makes .such re
fusal or interference an ofl'enso punisha
ble witii a tine of not more than $10.
The city marshal was out yesterday
after some citizens who had deliberately
turned stock loose in the streets , the cat
tle and horses trampling down parking
and doing other mischief. It seems that
enough has been said to put everybody in
possession of the fact that cattle cannot
run nt largo in the streets. Thc.ro has
been little occasion to complain of viola
tions of the ordinance lately , and the
pound , instead of being crowded , has but
ono unclaimed horse in it. Now , if those
who persist in letting their stock rim at
largo are made to pay roundly , for the
privilege , there will soon bo a complete
-end to the trouble.
S. II. Dennis , who was arrested on the
charge of disturbing the peace , has been
discharged. The trouble seemed to bo
between him and his wife about her son ,
Owen Dean. Dennis had told his wife
that Owen could not live with thorn , und
lie feat waiting with a revolver to shoot
the boy if he came to the house. This
led to nis arrest. On being discharged
by tlio judge , MM. Dennis informed her
husband that he was the one who should
itay away , and the son joined in the as
surance that if Dennis dared to come
home ho would get a broken head , It
looks as if the cruel war was not over
yet.Odell
Odell Bros. & Co. showed a good deal
of advertising ingenuity and enterprise
in regard to the Into Kansas City cy
clone. Mr. Odoll hus been to Kansas
City looking over the ruins , and has se
cured u large number of photographs ,
illustrating vividly the terrible scenes
there. He has had them framed and
placed on exhibition to the public in the
' how window of Moore & Kiplinger's
cigar store , on Uroadway , where they at-
, 'tract much attention. The linn nt the
amo time get an excellent chance to call
„ attention to the fact that thov are writing
* p cyclone insurance.
Board has an immense stock of wall
paper und room mouldings which must
be turned into cash , so down go the prices
t at Hoard's. _
r Go to Board for loom mouldings.
' Heisler polls the best Co and lOo cigars
1 in the market. No. 403 Broadway.
1
Mrs. Randolph , the great mind reader ,
has just arrived. Tells pait , present ami
' future. Comes well recommended. All
those wishing to see will call at No. 015
/ Eighth street between Sixth and Seventh
. avenues. Price SO cents.
Substantial abstracts of titles and rea
estate loans. J.V. . & E. L. Squire , 10
* Pearl street , Council Bluffs.
I sell the celebrated Twin Burner gasoline -
? line stove. That double burner beats
* them all. A 4-burnor same price as u 15-
burner ; a 8-burner same price as n 2-
* V burner , W A. Wood , 501 Main.
* Seasonable goods of all kinds at hard-
1 lime prices at Cooper &McUce's.
W 'havo a few water coolers which we
' will sell very cheap to close them out.
Cooper & McUce.
Go to Beard for low prices.
' Before buving a gasoline stove see the
"Quick Meal" at Cooper As McCee's.
ALL QUIET IN THE BLUFFS ,
No Startling Sensations or Blood Cur.ling
Events ,
PEACE AND PROSPERITY REIGNS
\
A Variety of Spicy News Items Ontlicr-
ccl , However , Ity the Uinnliircsent
lice Snlo of the OKilen ANew
Now Mnnul'nctory.
A Visit f o the Orient.
Rev. Mr. Muckoy 1ms mulct-taken a
crent ; enterprise in the Interests of St.
1'iuil's church , of whtcli ho is rector. Ho
has ciipiyeil for three entertainments
1'iof. Roicilnlc , who 1m already given
two delightful evenings , anil to-night is
his closing ono. The expenses for these
three entertainments have boon very
heavy , and the purpose in giving thorn
is to secure funds for the new church
building. The snmllncss of the audiences
have boon rather disconragine to Mr.
Mti'jkvy , and unless there is a crowded
house this evening tlio venture will not
prove a very successful one financially.
The building project is ono which inter
ests all tlio residents of Council Bltills ,
and they should stand by the rector nobly
in his enterprise. In doing so they will
at the same time gain one of thu most de
lightful evening entertainment : ) oflered
hero of late. To-night thorn will bo
twenty persons on the stage , arrayeil in
oriental costumes , and they will vividly
illustrate the customs and modes of liv
ing of the people of the oriental climes.
Such presentations bring the far oil' land
to the very feet of these who would gladly
visit them , and at a nominal expense
anyone can to-night visit scenes which
will prove of rare interest. At the same
time" the building fund will receive a
benefit.
The distinguished traveler who thus
illustrates his lectures by living represen
tations , is a very pleasant spi-aker , anil
describes the scenes with which he has
boon familiar from childhood. One can
but bo highly intcnvsti'd in his lecture ,
and the ono announced fov to-nighl is
.said to be the very best of the course. As
it is the closing one , it should surely not
be missed.
Heisler don'tlunidle ' any "snide" cigas.
GARDEN HOSE , WARRANTED GOOD
Me per foot , IBencr foot , 2tc per foot.
HOSE NOXXLES ,
Of all styles.
IIosi : REELS , LvwNSi'iujfKLKiw , Etc.Eto
NEW YORK PLUMBING COMPANY
Opera House Block.
In the O ilon.
It will surprise many to learn that the
Ogden house has changed hands. The
building itself .still remains the property
of Mr. John T. Baldwin , but the hotel
business has been sold by Mr. Silloway to
James A. Js'iman of Manslield , Ohio , thu
consideration being $1 2,000. It is under
stood thatMr. Silloway will continue to
manage the business until the 1st of
Juno , when the proprietor will take pos
session. But little is known hero of the
purchaser of the property , but it is nn-
dcr.stood that ho is a man of means and
extended business experience , and that
he will place the active management of
the hotel in the hands of men of long ex
perience in hotel business. Mr. Mark
Duryce , who has been the manager of thu
hotel , Ncast now on n business trip , and
it is understood that he will not resume
his connection with the hotel. Mr. Sil
loway continues to hold his hotel prop
erty in Cedar Rapids , where he has ono
of the r est popular and best paying
hotels in the state. The Ogdi-n is widolv
known , and is a popular hotel , and wifl
doubtless bo so managed by its .now
owner as to continue to be recognised as
one of the leading hotels in this u.irt of
the west.
*
Go to the N.P. . Co for !
GARDLN HOSE.
TJIKY WAKUANT AuTHEV SELL.
Opera lloiuse Block.
Go to Beard for wall paper.
- '
Leusjgo to Charie II isler's a nil get a
good cigar. No.J02 Broadway.
Another Enterprise.
The negotiations for the starting up of
a corn harvester factory hero are going
along well. Judge James has donated
property valued at several hundred dollars
lars , and an ofl'er has been made for some
adjacent property owned by non-resi
dents. It is understood that the enter
prise will start well baoKed with abund
ant capital. The principal man in the
enterprise is Mr. Dierks , of Harlan. The
Tribune of that place speaks thus of his
proposed removal to this city :
This week witnesses the removal to
Council Blufl's of Mr. John Dierks , who
goes to that I'ity to begin the manufac
ture of his corn harvesters. He informs
us that during last winter the machine
was given a thorough trial and it proved
entirely satisfactory , doing its work com
pletely and bfl'ecttially. Council Blnll's
business men made him very liberal in
ducements to remove to that place , and
he expects to begin operations on an ex
tensive scale. Since the machine has
been fully tested , there is millions in it
for its inventor , and we hope John may
rapidly secure Bomo of them. Mrs.
Dierks and family will remain here until
u suitable residence can bo secured ,
Do Vol sells Goldeu Star gasoline
ranges , best in market , No. G01 B'way.
Satisfaction guaranteed with over. ?
"Quick Meal" gasoline stovn , or money
refunded. Cooper & McGce.
Room Mouldings Largest assortment
and lowest prices at Beard's Wall 1'apor
Storo. _
No More Hazard ,
Yesterday afternoon the keepers of
gambling houses were duly notified that
some ot the games mentioned in the BKI :
the other day in connection with the
skinning of a young country lad , must bo
done away with. The following was the
notice served by the chief of police :
To Keepers of Gambling Houses You
are hereby notified that from this date
playing at the games of hazard , kcno and
stud poker will not bo tolerated within
the limits of tlio city of Council Blulls ,
By order of the mayor ,
J. M. MATTHEWS ,
Chief of Police.
Those who have been running Mich
games say they will t > top them without
any light. At ono of the prominent
ulaccs only hazard and stud poker have
been run , while at two other well known
resorts all those games have been run in
addition to faro , pokci , and other games.
At the Pacilio House you will get all
the comforts of high-pnced liotofs and
save from .0 cent * , to $1 per day. Tfv it
and bo convinced.
The Molhio
O. C , Souers , of Moliuo , one of the rep
resentatives of the great plow factory , is
at the Ogden house. On being asked
last night by the BKK mat ) about the
probability of the conip.uiy locating
works in this vicinity , he gnvo tlio cheer
ing information that without doubt they
would locate cither in Omaha or Council
IMull's , but it wi's not decided which
place as yet. If Omnlia was the favored
spot , it would doubtless be necessary to
have a largo warehouse here with facili
ties for transferring hero. It would bon
big tiling for whichever city was chosen ,
nnd would prove ot no little advantage
to Council Blulls , in case Omaha was se
lected.
If yon want perfectly satisfactory nc-
conhnodations at $ i per day go to the
1'aciilc House , Duni'iiil upon it , yon will
nc\er regret your choice.
thu Imtllcq.
Many of the now styles of bonnets ami
hats now displayed at Bliss' are decidedly -
ly nniimn , and the ladles , who are excel
lent judges of such matters , declare that
no previous season has produced so
many beautiful designs. Bliss lias all
the varieties and the latest novclt'os ' to bo
found in Ihe great eastern markets , and
the ladies who have not already seen the
display should do so at once ,
After a thorough investigation we nro
convinced that the "Quick Meal" is the
best gasoline stove made and shall make
It our loading stove this season. Cooper
& MeGoo.
I'crmmul 1'iirn gra
II. M. Hughes , of Booue , is at the Og-
don.
don.Elinor
Elinor Pratt is the happy father of : v
promising boy.
Colonel J. S. Tarn , of Stiulrt , was in the
city yesterday.
James L. Smith , of Chadrou , Neb.last
night put up at the Pacific.
Col. Daily is to deliver the oration at
Macedonia on Decoration Day.
Ollicor Weightman whistles merrily as
lie travels his beat now. A boy.
F. A. Grotl" , of Davenport , came in last
night and registered at the Bcehtele.
J. A. Prink ami George B. Johnson , of
Ida Giove , were in the city yesterday.
C. 11. Blancliard , of Cincinnati , Ohio ,
came in last night and is at the Ogden.
B. B. Wallace , of Coin , an insurance
man , was at the Pacific house yesterday.
Captain A. Overtoil left last evening
for Texas to look after his lumber in
terests.
A. Wheeler , formerly of thoi Revere
house and now in the hotel business at
Dos Moines , is spending a few days with
his Council Blulls frienild.
J. Y. Atchison , wife and son , of Mans
field , Iowa , are in the city , visiting their
son and brother , J. E. Atchison , being
en route to Hastings , Neb.
Ollicor Beswiok , who wa injured in a
runaway the other evening , , is recovering
rapidly , and it is expected" will be able to
be on duty again in a low days.
Jerry Quiur , the K. C. conductor , hav-
ingjjone on a trip west , F. S Lathrop ,
of Kansis City , came in last night and
will take Quinn's run during his absence.
Mrs. O. J. King and son Frank , of
Corning , arrived last night and are at
tlii > Pacific visiting Mr. O. J. King , fore
man for Contractor Rice on the govern
ment building.
Mrs. Dr. Stillman lately went toXenia
to visit her brother , Mr. John Bitrch.
Her friends here were naturally greatly
exercised on reading the tolcgripliie re
ports of the great storm there , and that
tlio family of Mr. Buroh had been among
those'who nanowly escaped death. All
anxiety was relieved yesterday by the re
ceipt of a telegram slating that Mrs. Still
man had a few days before gouoito
another place to visit , about ten miles
from Xonia , anil thai she was sate and
well.
CARPETS
AND-
Our carpet slock is huge and well se
lected anil is kept full by the arrial of
new , fresh goods. It comprises
Moquettes ,
Body Brussels ,
Tapestry ,
Ingrain , Etc.
Tambour
,
Turcoman ,
Opaque Shading ,
Curtain Fixtes ,
Etc. Curtains nmilo nnil hungCtirputs
iniule und laid by skilled workinun.
Wo are oll'uring u line line of Wliito
Goods ,
Beautiful Embroidery ,
Dress Patterns ,
Summer Dress Goods ,
And invite customers to oxainino onr
stock biiforu pufcliii8ingol ii\vhuro. 1'riccs
rcasonablo and goods as represented.
\Vo have lately introduced special bar
gain tables that comprise the best values
ottered m any market.
Good Luce til fie.
Good Stumped To\veln al lOc.
Fine beautifully Mumped
Towels at 25c , hair the price
tthUcd clkewhcre.
< 00d IlOkC , IOC.
ISeaiitlful liarrett IMuld Di-civ
Goodn at 'JcSeper yard ; \vorlh 4Uc.
The best Corset , 75c , usually
sold for 81. 5.
Those are a few of the many bargains
that can best bo appreciated by personal
examination.
Daily watch this column for future
changes ,
HARKNESS BROTHERS
401 Broadway , Council Bluifs ,
The district tclograpji system is so much
of n novJty to many hoitj that itawakens
curiosity , and some ftvo inclided to play
with il Jilo n boy withHIHMV , ton. inoue
olllee.yesterday the Imrsi , big t/oys too ,
got to bolting on the time it would require -
quire to gel a messenger from the central
ollicc. Helore all thinvngers for cigars
hud been settled thcro had been twenty
calls from that box , cvorv now nnd then
iome new one droppilig ll , and u new b't
made , only to bo decided by turning in
the box. >
Nov. S. Hover will pronch In the Bap
tist church Sunday morning. The pastor ,
llov. Coolev , will pretichin the evening.
Subject : "The Tolenfnci1 of the Gospel ? '
"Juke" Noumaycr yesterday con
nected his hotel \\itli 'the Second street
sower.
sower.MONEY
MONEY MADE
In Buying the Vol lowing' ' Property in
the next thirty ilnys :
Mt't.LIN'S AUDITION' .
Iol G , Illock i ) . I Lot 10 , Block 18.
Lot 12 , Illoek I' . ' . I I/it I , Illock : > l.
Evnuirrrs ADDITION.
tot ; . , uio.ua. Lot 8 , Illock 12.
Lot y , Illock 7. Lot .1 , Illock ill.
-Lot 4 , I1IOCK ! ) . ix > t r , , niock 28.
2 , Illock 4 , 1UJ lips' Addition.
T ils property will lie sold nt n irrcnt sacrifice ,
nnil cntcrir | ! tn'r n.cn nil ] , nn doubt tmitl them-
f elves or n uuo oppoitunit'y to tmilo money.
Apply to rilANK COOK.
Itoom 7 , SluiKiirt llhck , Council HliilTs , lo\rn ,
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT
HAIR GOODS
EWE TO ORDER.
337 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
COUNCIL HLUl-TS , JA ,
oil 1867.
( HY TUB TAYLOR SYSTEM. )
MBS. L. SIMMONS ,
iVo. : > ! ! HSroiuiwny.
In onlortorst'ifoll-li inv irpiitnlion In Council
line win k. 1 ill roll THU
ilo all o ittlnz. Huliitf iriil muklnir us uliuiip us It
lo rlone oKewht'io. I.udlt B need luue no fr.irof
mUMN iimy o.rprrlonco iim iinteiis period
si.tlsfnctlon.
.Crescon House ,
The on y hotel In Council Hlulfs lm\lug
ITire IDeoa/pe
And nil modem Impi moment * .
215 , S17 nml 2D ! Mnln t.
il.V.VMOIIN , 1'iop.
4
Proposals for theF.u-clii.s8 of Bonds ,
CITY TUrAPrilKll'S OFI'ICE. I
O\i ill \ , XKII. . May 4th , ItM ) . I
Tllll' IJor.lo' IMuc.itio.i of the pchool illetilct
ofOnmhu , lor tlio putppsa ol lu.leemlnu-
the bonds ol wi'ddistiict. ' which will become duo
on Julvltt next , oiler lor xilo czitnlu bonds
be'onjiiii'rtotlio chool tlnklnjf iunil nnd dc-
POI Hied us follows :
Itoujfltis county lund'nr bonds , d'lted
July Ut , 177 , mill icdeumulilo July 1st ,
IShT , tieiiil ! ! 8 per font semi nnuuul
Intel est , 17 bonds. o o'l for Sl.'KO . . . 17,00)
Cily ol Omiihiilimdlnir Doiiilsdiited , Nov.
1st , 18W ) , und pauililo N iv. 1st , lit ) ) ,
licnilnirT per cent Ecml-mmuul hitcr-
o > t ; M bonds , i-ich for filJ . 10,000
City cif Omaha dlncl ! paving bonds , till
bcnrliiK 0 ) ) erj cent annual inter
est , and dos < r bed in lollo.vo :
Uislric t No 0 , dato.l Aiiffuxt 1st , 18"4
Itonds Nos 7 , b , ( I , duo Aiwubt Ibt , li-87 ; 3
atH.COJ . a.OOD
llond No 10 , duo August l t , ISSj , 1 nt
S1.UW ) . . 1,033
JlsliletWo 7 , d.itc < l Augiihl Ifrt , 18SI :
Ilonil No 15 , duo August 1st , 1SSS ; 1 nt
1.01) ) . 1,000
District Noill , dated .lunuaiy 1M. ! 8r .
Iiond No 1 , duo Jnnunr- ) , lbS7 : 1 nt
Sl.OK ) . 1,000
llond No a , duo January Itt , 1883 ; 1 at
? 1WJ ( . 1,003
st riot No 8 , dated .luly iBt , I
Ilonds NoX9 , : tO.ilundU : : , duo July let ,
If-Si" ; 4 ut S1.0JO . 4.00J
Cily of Dniiilmullfy district paving bond-Mill
beartn 0 pot-cent nniiuullnteicst niul debciibcJ
nsiollows :
Dii-trict No 1 , dutcd Dee 1st , 1KU :
llond No I , due Dee lit , ihS ! ) . $500
linn I Ko 2 , duo Dec 1st , 1837 . WX )
llond No : i. duo Dee 1st. 18ss . 509
District No I'.diue-l Ui-o 1st , l Sl :
llond N'ol.duo Ueo 1st , ItvU . 600
lloimN'oa , dut'DcolHt , 1S87 . WO
llond No y. duo Dee 1st. 188 . 50J
UDIstrlat No a.dntcd Dec 1H.1831 :
end No 1. cliioDeJiBt.lHJI . 5
XJondNo2duoltolht,18i7 . 5
] ) end Null , due DoclJt , 18'8 . 5
Diflti lot Nell , datco July Int , l&i :
nond.N'o 3 , duo July 1st , I8VJ . 600
UonrtNo4 , duo July 1st , 18J8 . MO
Dl.tilct No 7 , dated July 1st , It3l :
llond No II , duo July 1st. 18h7 . BO )
IIondNj4duo luly l tlHSS . MO
Di-trlct No 8. dated July 1st , 1881 :
Honl Noidui.luly : Irt.HbT . 500
l.'ondNo i. duo July lst.lt.S8 . 50J
Dstiiot Nell , dated Aug. ist 1st , ISSi :
Iiond NonduoAlUU t 1st , lb 7 . HX >
londNo4. duo Auviibtlst 1888 . 6 JO
District No U.dutcd AuiriiHt 1st , l'8i :
Iiond Nell , duo Ailjflllt UI.1887 . fiOO
llond No 4 , duo August Ist , 18s8 . M )
Tlie'obond * will noiU'livercd to purelui oren
piivinont ttieiofnrat thu tlt > tieabiiry liiOintdiu ,
on Junoluili , 18Jd.
t eu cil piouosnls will ho received nt this office
until Juno lat. IMii , ut 1- noon , tor the imrcliaso
ot the above dcscr.bed honds.
ttlda must bo ndJiosse.1 to tlio undersigned
and nmikod , "I'jdposnN for Kinking 1'und
Iton < ni , " niul must btato the lull iianio and iid-
diostiof tbobhldur , ( loxoilbo thu bonU dut > iiol
unl niiino the prloi propose J to bo paid In addi
tion to accrued Inlorcst.
Mho light Is irservoil to ip | " t iinynml all bids
J iti/ * * ' \ < UlJCilCt
Troubiircr of thu Doaid of Kducntiuu.
May4J.'it _
Notice to Contractors.
. ) prorosals will bo received at tlio
SKAf.KI of the buci clary of t'.io bnaid of edu
cation until 0 o'clock p.m. Mon lay. May 1Y , 1830.
for the erection of a two story br.ek school
building on the nuitlwot corner of ( leoi li
nnd Woolivortli avenues , la acocrdanoo wltli
plans and spi-clllciitlons to do'f ecu at the olllco of
Cloves llros .uiclilloclu. Fopai.ito bids will bo
recolved lor oaeh class of woik , mid for the
building complete. The bjiu\l icscivus thu
ilvlit to rojci'l any or ml bldh.
lly order of the board ot education ,
MayOdtOt CiiAiu.m CONOUIII , Posietary.
Notice to Cnntriiotors.
will bo rrcelvod up to Monday , May
BIDS , lor ii tlNO-ftory brU ! < wnrehous'j to bo
erected on thu corner of l.ouvinwoitli anil ,
Kjntli Htiec'H. The right Is leAcrvod to i eject
envoi-till bids. Ci.vvKS : lino.- . .
Aruhllccts
Found Notice. (
' up nnd Impounded In the pound of
TIAKI'N
the city ofOinnna , on the 12th day or May ,
JB.-U.ld.uk 3-yeur-o'd heller , with white spots
on : toimnir II jenirf old , nlilcli ill. If not
rudccinod bcfoie bale , bo rold at publlo nue-
tlon to the hlzncbt bidder lor nteu. at sum
iiounil , at the hour of 10 o'clock in the loionoon
im
13d3t I'oundmustur ,
MENDELSSOUN & FISHER ,
ARCHITECTS
D. It. SHANE. Snuerntcndent.
DUNCAN & WALLACE
Plumbers , Steam and Gas Fillers
8TKA3I IlEAtlNQ A. Sl'ECIALTV. '
Eetlinatcs furnlshod , or will call personally.
AKCIIIS fur the luperlul ( Jus Mucbinu. 'M &t > 4
U aicU 6t..OinWi WcU
WHOLESALE AND JOBQiHG
jKorrsrES 02 ?
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
DBKIIK , WELLS & CO. ,
Wholes ilo
Agricultural implaaanU ,
_ _ Cnirlnjtc9JUo , Etc. Council 11111(19 ( , Iowa.
KEYSTONE MANUl UTUKING CI7 (
Corn Shelters , Stalk Callow ,
Dlecllmrows , Scoilcrs , Corn I'l inter * , Fee 1 Cut-
lcrsitc. : Factory , Hock Pulls , IIU.
Nog.irol.lSH lM.i . , 15)7Mnliit.Council llliilts.
*
DAVlDBUAlljK\r& ) CO.T
Mnniif'is tm 1 Jobhors at
Agricultural Implements.Wagons . , Buggies ,
Cut-rinses. nn < > nil Mnls of Pnr.n Mno ilnarv.
1100 to lilt ) South Mnln Street , Coutioil llluH ,
AXK IIAXDLKS.
T.O. ( ii.KitoN. T. H.I ) . mm , * * , lino. ! ' . Witicmr.
V.-l'rtH A..M in. Sna
Council BluHs Handle Facti'y ) ,
( Inoorpornteil. )
Mnmifnptuiersof Atlo , 1'lck , Slodiro tmd Snnll
Itnndlrs , of cvory tlc i Iptlnn.
CAlll'KTS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS CAIU'KT CO. .
Carpets , Curtains , indow Shades ,
Oil Clntlis , Rut tain 1'lxtttros , UphoNtory floods ,
Ktc. No. 405 Itroiidwny Council Illulfs ,
Iowa.
CII.MHS , roo.irro , KTC.
rEUKJOY ( & MOORE ,
Wholu .iilo .lolibcrs In tlio
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes.
Kos. SSMitln mill IJ7 1'cnilSts. , Council
Icnvn.
ro.if.u/.s'.srox
SNYDKK & LEAMAN ,
Whoksulo
Frnlt and Produce Comoiission Herchants ,
No lll'oirl St. Council i
cnocKiin\
JIAUHEH & CRAIG ,
Importers & Jobbers of Crocierj.Glasi . wars
Lnnips , Vrnlt .Inrs , Cutlery , Stoneware , llnr
Goods , Fancy Goods. Ktc. Council limits ,
lowii.
I1AHLK , UAAS & CO. ,
Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass ,
Druggists' Biindrlps , Kto. No. ! Main St , nuJ
No. Ul I'curl St. , Council lllulla.
DHY GOODS.
M. E. SMITH & CO. ,
and Jbb33 ) ? of DrGJ3 / ) ,
Notions. Htc. No . 112 and 114 Mnln St. , Xos. 11J
und 1T > 1'curl St. , Council Itluirg , louiu
ntr IT * .
O.V. . BU'lTS ,
Wholesale Callforali Fraits a Spftlilty
General Comml s'on. No. TilJ Biouilway ,
Council Illuira.
W1UT & DUQUETTE ,
Wholesale
Fruits , Confectionary & Fansy Groceries.
Kos. 10 nnd 18 Penil St. , Council liluirc.
L. KIKSCHT & CO. ,
Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Also Wholesale I.ijnor notlorJ. No. 41B Broad
way , Council niulf *
II A ItXKSS , KTC.
BECKMAN & CO. ,
Jtanu'nctuiersol and Wliolosalu Dollar ) In
Leather , Harness , SaddleEtc. / .
No. U3 ! Main St. . Council IlluilJ , Iowa.
1I.ITS , C.ll'Sl KTC.
METCALF BROTHEIIS ,
Jobbers in Hats , Caps and Glovas.
Kos. 342 and 311 Droadway , Council
7/g.irV IIAHDU'AllK.
KEELINE & FELT ,
Wliolo < ale
Iron , Steel , Hails , Heavy Hardware ,
_ Ami Wood Stock , Council Illulffl , loiva.
HIDES AND WOOL.
D. 11. McDANELU & CO. ,
Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides ,
Tallow , Wool , Fells , ( Jrensoand furs Council
muffs , Iowa.
COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO. ,
Wholesale Dealers In
Illuminating & Librluttog 011 $ Gi
HTO. , E3TO.
B , Theodore , Agent , Council HlulTD. Iowa.
LUMUl'M , 1'lLlXa , KTC.
A. OVEUTON & CO. ,
Hard Wood , Southard Lumbar , Piliug ,
* n < l llrldiio Mnteilal Sneclaltlfs.Wholusalo Lum
ber ol all Kinds. Ulllco No. 1W Malu tit. ,
Council llhnra. TOIVIL
JOHN L1NDEH ,
Wholesale
Imported and Domestic Winas & Lipors.
Agent for St. ( lottlicrii'B Herb llllterJ. No. 13
MalnBt , Coundl lllulla. _
SCHNEIDER & BECK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
Justice of the Peace.
Office Over American Express Comuany.
Cliinn , Glnsswaro anil Lamps ,
\V. S. Hoinor & Co. .
No. S3 , Main St.Counoil Blulfe , la.
STEAM DYE WORKS
MRSC.L.GILLETTE'SIIA1R ' GOODS STORE
No 29. Main St. , Council Bluffs , Opo , Postofllce.
RINK LIVERY STABLE.
Klrbt-cluss Accommo.latlona In Hverj tiling Pur-
tululni ; to thu Livery llublness.
Finest Landau in the City
'FOR LADIES VISITING.
Ilonrdlnt' n specialty. . Telephone I'd.
PIBI.D & COI.E , Props.
' PEARL STflCET RINK STABLE ,
BUGGIES ? i
FUST CUSS IN EVERY RESPECT
mm w. DAVIS & GO.
IMnltlNltcd in 1877.
CINCINNATI , OHIO.
BUILD OVER FIFTY DIFFERED STYLES.
! iOOO < > VcliU-les Aiimmlly. Send for , Price * ,
Kates iitul Testimonial * .
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER
Hrlck u.illdtim nnv kind rntaM or moved nn t s.itlsfiiptInn gimrniitco.1. I'mme liouecs movol
onLJcUoaiuat trJc'f j-Uio bojt in tbn w.irlL
V
803 Eighth A.vemi3 auJ Eighth Strait , Council Bluffs.
,
Q-4 AT
4 tty. 226 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
TIMOTHY SEED.
I Imvo 11 qunntlty of sound , well rleunocl scoJ
wlilch 1 offer lit reasonable ) flKurt'B. b'ou.l of the
ciop of 1B81. Correspondence solicited. 1G. .
IIUTLKH , Scludlor , Town. C. & N. W. Hy.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fpeelal nlveitlseinontp , Euch as Lost , round ,
To Ixi.ui , Tor S ili , To Kent , Wants , Hoarding.
cu ! , 'vill bobiEerfed In this lolunin at the low
intuotTE.VCKNTS PKH LINK lortho Hist lnscr
tlouand 1'lvo Cents Per Mno for each suliso incut
Jnsi'iCon. Iea\e ndxcrtl oinents nt our ofllec ,
No. K I'cnl street , near nioadnay , Council
Illutls.
WANTS.
\ \ ANTKD A solicitor to work amoni ? rail-
' roml omplojes lor Sfundiud Aeoident In-
B'.iinnco coiniiny | : ot Dc'iolt , .Mich , J. 13.
A. Co , iiKL'nts. No. n Pottil Sticet , Council
lowri.
WANTl'D-Klrst c'n s dining loom plrls at
thu llcihtolo hotel , llroadway. Council
lllitlls. _ _ _
WANTED Five llrst class dining loom glils
nt the Iko'itello hotel.
POIt BALK Flrst-elass pool table. Apply at
llcscuo Undine House.
"JTlOll SAMI Union iivonuo hotel piopoity.
X1 Specialbiirfiiiln. K.L.t < IiealcMJ llioadway.
"plOK SAI.r. Old napors. In tiuantltlcs to suit ,
JL' itt lice olfico No , K Pearl sti-out.
FOIl SAT.K OU TilADH-StocK of millinery
and fancy notions All new Hood loca
tion. Fnloa 5 > 12OJO u year. O , lies , Councl
lllulfB , Iowa.
IIoiiHC Rules on uiul
niUiIiiy : Inl will tc @ 2.oo and
$ .2.50 K er E > siy ,
Ktceptlntr front iuror ! rooms.
D.-iy Hoard , $125 I > ur Month.
V , 1'iop. MAIIK IuuriA : , Manuger.
Council Ululfs.
Choice Display of Lalc t Ial-
N , All
Council Bluifs
-1OS Broad-way.
A Select SloeU ol * Choice
I\'ovcllicH la.
SWAN BROS. ,
Dealers in Milch Cows.
No 502 nnd 500 K. Uroailway.Couneil Mil's
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OOXJNOIXj
I'rnclict'a In State uiul Keilcrnl Cotnls.
Hoouih 7 and B , tilmcart Uloek.
CUT THIS OUT !
GOOD ii.vrii , jvxt : t.
Huvlur made eztcneivo Im-
Pioioiacnls anil IIICICUBCU oui
tluullitlos , HO wish to cull cspo-
dal nttontlon to tlio work now
'iclntr ' tin neil out by us , clulin >
at , ' It to bu equal to thut of
my onBti-m laundry.
In order to Intioduco our
\roik outsldo tlie city ol Coun
cil IlluHa , o will upon ici'olpt
of Uiis ticket , Bcuompiuilud by
return postiifro.l.-aiindi y Six Col'
, liirnor Oulfa Kitii ; ; , tor either
Iddlus or cuutlutucu
Home Steam Laundry
5-IO ICrondu'tiy , Council ISiufT * .
N , II. Out of town older. ) clvcn piompt at-
tuntlon. Wu jiny reuirii cUurifca on ull trurk u <
cqlvfilwhon Acuomp uleJ by cuab iu puyinuiil
iu lull usuuuut.
RUSSELL&Co
Mnnufacturoraorull al/.niof
Automatic Engines
Especially Doslsnoil for Riiiiiilnjr
MILLS , GKAINJSLCVATOllS ,
AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS ,
Tubular and Locomotive Boilers.
New Massillou
Cnrey and Woodbury Horse Powers
STATIONARY , SKID ,
Portable and Traction Engines ,
SAW MILLS , ETC.
Factory Massillon , 0. Branch House
510 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs.
SEND FOR 1836 ANNUAL.
Horses' and Mules
For all put poses , bought nnd sold , nt lotull and
n lots. Large quantities to tolect fiom.
MASON WISE ,
Slrcelt , Near Pacific HouseCounil , Bucs
KIEL SALE STABLES
llorbits unil Mules Lupt constantly on linnd
for culo ut rolull or In cur loinls.
Orders proimltly Illluil by contract onshmt
notice. Htoolt soli ! on commission.
8HMJTHK Sc 110I.KV , 1'ropiiotors.
Stftblo rornor riftli Aveuuo unJ fourth H ;
Council Illuffd lawn.
\ ' . TOI.I.BVS , I'rcs. T , J , KVAivS , Vlco-1'rcs.
JAMUS N , Huow.v , Cuslilor.
National Bank
108 MAIN STREET ,
Capital , $100,000
Authorized Capital 250,000
Stockholders Represent 1,000,000
no H general blinking business.
Accounts of bunk * , Imnkets , inurulmnts , mim-
ufacturorB and Individuals received on fuvora-
Vila terms.
Domestic uud foreign exchuiuo.
Tliurcry best of uttuntlon iflvoii to all busl
QCBS coiuinlttcil to our euro.
R. BICE , M. D.
or othur tumors removoil nUUout
the knife or Urawlnif of blooi.
CHRONIC DISEASES or mi kind. . .Peciaur.
Over thirty years' pruct.cul oxpuriuirj * .
Ko. 11 I'curl Slrout , Couiull Uluds
'
THE CA8TEB WHITE Uftfl CD'S ' ,
DIAMOND BltANP Or
STRICTLY PURE 1ESD , ZUC A D Oil
Are ubitojululy pure , as rcprceunUnl. Ono calf
Ion \ > lll cot or two liuiulrud mid arty square
fuot two com ? , mid will tiny on liinL'iir tliaa uuy
otla'r paint imuiufauuidl , 1'or cmo by
s.
Djtucs , TAIKT , Or. ? , Hrc