Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : t TUESDAY , MAY 18 , 188G.
THE DAILY EE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
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TUESDAY MORNING .MAY. 18.
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEABL STREET.
tcJI\ci-td liy cnnicr In nnypnrtof tlio city nt
twenty cents per week.
II.V. \ . TILTOX , . . . Manager.
'TELEPHONES !
rE , No. 43.
NKIIIT EIUTOII No. 23.
MtNOU MUXTIOX.
New spring Roods nt Heller's.
The district court opens to-day ,
Leonard & .Jewel rcfrltrcrnlors nt
Cooper & MeGco's , No. 41 Mnin struut.
Tlio polieu niado ono arrest yesterday ,
n plain drunk , the iirst unrest since Fri-
thty lust.
Tlio cnscs against Andrews nnd Mrs.
Cole wore yesterday dismissed in Justice
Schurz's court.
The "Quick Meal" IB n quick seller ;
como and pet ono before they are gone.
Cooper & MclJce.
Permit to wed wns yesterday given N.
F. liasmnsscn nud Agnus M. Johnson ,
both of NeoU ,
Jerry Meyers having left the I'hicnlx ,
his old friends can linn him for the pros-
.cnt at the Bochtolo hotel.
Tlio grand jury will begin work this
week. One of thu Iirst cases to bo brought
tip will bo the Coffman case.
Tno Alabama Minstrels , that gave four
performances at thu opera house lust
week , goes out on the Q. road to show
this week.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Lnvcn *
burg WIIR hold yesterday from the homo
of hur son in Hardin township. She wns
01) years of ago , and was a native of Ohio.
'She had resided in this state for forty-
four years.
The Sanders boys , who have gained no
little notoriety as sneak thieves , tire said
to hnvo blossomed into young highway
men , and to have attacked and robbed a
little boy named Smith , garroting the
litllo follow after the manner of profes
sionals.
The advance brigade of Colo's big
show was hero yesterday billing tlio city
for Juno 7. The show has always drawn
big crowds hero , and with its past record
and the many now attractions added this
season , the tents will be crowded with
out doubt.
It n expected that Major Williams will
be tried at this term of court for shoot
ing a follow conlidenco man in the
.Union Avenue hotel. It is understood
that instead of further attempting to
prove that ho was not the man who
iircd tlio fatal shot , the "major" will ad
mit the shooting , but claims that ho did
it in self defense.
The gambling house that has for sever
al years boon located on Broadway over
the Pluunix saloon has been removed
down stairs. Ono of the proprietors yes
terday said to a BEE man , "all the other
gambling is done on the Iirst lloor of
buildings nnd we've got to do as others
do. Wo save nearly $100 n month rent
by our move , and I tell you wo haven't
taken in any more than that lately. "
G. W. Fisher , president of the National
Cutters' association , and head cutter with
; F. E. Stubbs , the merchant tailor , No.
COO Broadway , has gone east to complete
i the arrangements for the convention of
the cutters , to bo held in July next at
. Put-in-Bay. Mr. Fisher has been presi
dent of the association for several terms
and is said to bo ono of the Iirst cutters.
Bo will return on Saturday next to his
position with Mr. Stubbs , in whoso cm-
ploy ho has been for the past two months.
Holsler don'thandlo " "
any "snide" ga
GARDEN HOSE , WARRANTED GOOD
4c per foot , lee per foot , 2-Jc perf oot.
HOSE NOZZLES ,
Of till styles.
HOSE REELS , LAWNSPIUNKLEKS , Etc.Etc
' NEW YORK PLUMBING COMPANY
Opera House Block.
Personal 1'nrnf-rftplin.
George Schindele has gone to Chicago
on business.
i S. P. Folsom , the paving contractor , is
at the Ogden.
Major George E. Cole , of Pacific Junc
tion , was nt the Pacific house ycstoVday.
i Miss Ln Patton has returned from Call-
' fornia , where she has been for a number
of months.
' A. B , Thornoll , district attorney , is in
the city ready for the business of the dis-
, triot court which .
- , opens to-day.
H Ofllcor Beswlck has so fnr recovered
J. from his injuries ns to be able to walk
e > out a little , but is still far from being
t' ' able to go on duty.
C. A. Davis , the press agent of Cole's
circus , was in the city yesterday , with the
advance brigade , billing the city. Mr.
? Davis has visited the city for several sea-
< eons past , and is known far and near as
. _ . ono of the truest gentlemen in the liusi-
sf-ncss. Ho is an old newspaper man , and
lii nt home with the press gang , and al
ways a welcome caller.
, After a thorough investigation wo are
, convinced tent the "Quick Meal" is the
' bust gasoline stove made nnd shall make
fl it our loading stove this season. Cooper
" ft McGou.
Do Vol sells Golden Star gasoline
, ranges , best iu market. No. 501 B'way.
t , - .
nig Show for rifttlo Money.
- The King , Burke & Co's circus , which
, appears hero Thursday , Friday and Sat-
, nrday , is the big dime show of the sea-
on , The Springfield State Journal
This popular circus gave two of their
( enjoyable entertainments yesterday in
the afternoon and evening , and their
tents were filled to overflowing with
'
'pleased audiences on both occasions.
Their specialties are all of a high order of
merit and possess briirht attractions
Which captivate crowds of people , The
nanicH of the prominent performers and
their particular acts have been particu
larized in previous notices , and it only
remains to be said that the more fre
quently their acts of daring and skill are
witnessed , the more marvelous appear
UMI uoliiovenieuts and the greater the
admiration for the control and mas
tery.
. , , „ j Imvo a few water coolers which w
I , wll | sell very cheap to close them out.
Cooper & McGt'o.
I s ll the celebrated Twin Burner gnso *
Mae stovo. That double burner beats
Ilium all. A 4-burner same price as a ! !
burner ; n U-burncr same price as u 2-
INMiiur. W A. Wood , 5U ( Main.
Tlio Woman's Kxchnngn.
'J finvo yon tried the elegant homo-mado
btetid , rolls , cookies , cakes , ginger gems ,
pies , Saratoga chips , tialads , ice cream ,
lope , jellies , etc. , prepared to order by
the woman's exchange ! If not , go nt
nee und patronize the ladies who nro
tbtui laboring to render a household with
out a servant somcthingle.ss to bo dreaded
Mian heretofore.
Country butter to order. Plain sowing
o.lcited. _ . . .
Satisfaction guaranteed with every
nick Meal" gasoline stove , or money
HHilcd , Cooper & McUco.
At ( lie Pacific Home you will get all
the comforts of hfyh-prlccd hotels and
i from 00 ccnti to $1 per dny. Try it
be convinced ;
MORE PROHIBITORY WARFARE ,
The Reports of Those Holding County Per
mits Being Inspect ; < !
A BEWILDERED YOUNG LADY.
Various Newsy Items Ontlicroil In nntl
About the IJIufTs"Porsonntg"
1'lic Wotnnti'p ' KvcliniiKO
The Dime Show.
Peering Into the tlccorils.
Tliuro Is n good prospect of trouble for
some of tlioso who nro selling into.xicnt *
inc liquors niulcr tlio county permit
cysteni. Those wlio have county permits
giving them the right to sell for scientific ,
medical , mechanical nnd sacramental
purposes nro required under the law to
lilo monthly reports showinjr the amount
of liquors on h.intl , tlio amount pur
chased , nnd n detailed statement of the
amount sold , to whom sold , for what
purpose und the price. These statements
liavo to bo sworn to , nnd nrt supposed to
bo looked over by tlio authorities. The
making of reports has , in many instances ,
been a mere matter of form , nnd Httlu
attention has been paid to tlio matter.
Irregularities are said to c.xist in many of
thcbc , some not being sworn to , others
being defective by the absence of certain
items required by law , and some arc
made up In such a manner HH to bo
almost unintelligible. In some places in
the state much trouble has been already
caused by these defective and irregular
reports. Now It seems that the .storm
is about to break on Pottawattamio
county.
Yesterday there arrived here a younfr
looking man , near sighted , and having ii
rather foreign air , who proceeded to the
county auditor's oflice , and there de
manded to see tlio reports liled by trosc
selling under a county permit. Tlio
assistant auditor wanted to know why
this request was made , and what the
stranger was going to do with thorn.
"I uo not know as I am required testate
state my reasons for asking to boo them.
They are matters of public record , arc
thov not ? "
The assistant auditor was not certain
about this. When Auditor Clausen came
in the stranger was given permission to
go ahead with the examination. Ho se
cured the services of a short hand report
er , and commenced on the work of going
through these reports , dictating various
matters as he discovered them.
It seems that the inquisitive stranger is
no other than L. W. Goslin , who now re
sides at Lu Mars , and who lately resided
at Carroll. He is a young attorney , who
has been working on such cases at Sioux
City and other places. It is apparent
that he is gathering np material for the
grand jury , which begins work to-day.
jVhother no will succeed in getticg any
indictments , and causing any offenders
to be punished , remains to bo scon. It
is not known how ho is paid. The pro
hibition alliance may be paying him a
salary or a per cent , and perhaps he gets
some amount of the lines which are col
lected as the result of his prosecutions.
Go to Beard for loom mouldings.
Hei&ler pells the best 5e and lOo cigars
hi the market. No. 03 Broadway.
Substantial abstracts of titles and rno
estate loans. J.V. . & E. L. Squire , 10.
Pearl street , Council Bluffs.
Honor to [ the [ Heroes.
The committee having iu charge the
decoration of the graves have the follow
ing roster of the dead soldiers , and lest
there may bo some omissions the list is
published. Those who know of any
other names snould report them prompt
ly to W. McFaMen or Captain Russell :
IN FAinVIKW.
Chris Wcrlch. Alex Shoemaker ,
Dr. W. 11. Osborn , Joe Wheeler ,
Dr. A. B. McKune , J.V. . Phillips ,
Win. Knox I'rof Classic ,
Lewis llenn , Win. Spiinger ,
1) . A. Cunningham , E. M. 0. Aiansliclcl ,
A. E. Steinmctz , Jason llubbnrd ,
Win. Puller. Tlios. Seymour ,
Win. J. Fuller , J. J. Jnokson ,
.Tnincs Alllbon , 11. Fisher ,
F. Itust , F. U. Dannlnger ,
Orln llersliey. S. II. Cas&ady !
Herman Uosch , Homer C. liall ,
Maitin Hoffman , Win. II. Taylor.
E. U. W. AlUller , 11. Smith ,
Jacob liotz , J ) . Cole ,
John Watts , John J. Butcher ,
FredLoid , Allen Forbes , ( col. )
Homer Cnuchoy , Piof. u. II. Ilouser ,
Ctins. lilnkusly , Osborn ,
Osborn , Taylor ,
Taylor , Limit. A. C. Overton ,
Tlios. Ixinir , Lorenzo Paul ,
O. F. Overtoil. Win. Stevenson ,
O. II. 15. Arnd , F. P. Gllniau ,
Samuel Weirich , ( ieorge Bowers ,
John Scheitlloy , John Shlagi : .
E. P. ( Jeiger , 11. C. Packard ,
John II. Berry , John Armour ,
Henry Tut , Win. Caning ,
Gco. Bond , Louis Welricti ,
Uoo. . Smith , John White ,
CATHOLIC cr.MHTHUY.
Perry Smith , John Dally.
Loom Brothers , (2) ( ) Walter Burke ,
James Burns , Thomns Murphy ,
KdKlioUcs.
KdKlioUcs.WALNUT
WALNUT CKXIKTEIiV.
George Zimmerman.
1) . II. CI.AHK CKMKTRKV.
Edward Clark , Mudge ,
HA7.HL DKI.I. CKMCTtiHY.
Hoses Nixon.
Nixon.OAllXint
OAllXint CKMRTKItY.
T. H. B. Marshal , Jessie Wells.
llOOMKIt CEMr.TKItV.
Joseph II. Nichols.
HONEY CKIIHK CKMKTKUY ,
Sam Allen.
I'J.EASANT CKMKTEUY.
II. Ainold.
Go to the N Y. P. Co. foil
GARDIvN HOSE.
THEV WAKUANT AIL THEY SELL.
Opera House Block.
Go to Beard for wall paper.
I'lnolted by H Gurnlshoo.
Samuel J. Berry , of Wymoro , Nob. ,
writes spine of his experiences with the
irarnisheo mode of collecting accounts ,
which has caused .so much complaint on
the part of railway men particularly. Ho
thus recites the hardship * to which ho was
put : "I was garnisliewl by David Jcr-
man at Council Bluffs for n bill of $0.17 ,
duo the linn of WiggVestbcrg by oneS
S M , Berry , and was notiliod hero at
Wymoro by our paymaster that my pay
would bo paid to him if I did not appear
nnd defend myself. I wont before u jus
tice of the peace hero at Wymoro and
swore out an atlidavit that my iiamo was
Sam J , Berry , and thatlnover know any
thing of the bill , etc. David Jorma'n
wont to work then and garnishced mo in
my right name , and I was notilicd to ap-
pcai'ibeforo Justice Hundrieks and defend
myself May 11 at 0 o'clock. I wont
there , and after seeing the justice , I wont
and employed an attorney , Wo wont to
Omaha and saw Mr. Wiggs , and ho said
at once that I was not the man nnd gave
the attorney a note to the justice stating
that I was not the man. Well , of course ,
I got a release from the ganiisheo. but my
expenses amounted to about $ ' 33 , losing
time , paying board , etc. All this to sat
isfy those men that 1 wi'.i not the man
who owed $7. "
i
Go to Beard for low prices.
\VJiere Arc Her FrJcntlh ?
A young Imly named Nollic Bnllloy ,
daughter of a dry goods merchant al
Madison , Wls. , Is in ililtt oity trying to
find uonio frtuudi by the uamc of Dom-
m I n jy , from whom she lias become sopa-
rated.
Ono of the HEE force , yesterday , learn
ing of the case , called on Miss Ballloy ,
who is being cared lor by a resident of
this city until her friends can bo found.
Miss Hallloy was en route with her
friends , H M. Denim ! ng and wife , from
Madison , Wis.t to Kansas City. They
etoppctl at Sioux City , and when Mr. and
Mrs. Domming were ready to como in
this direction , Miss Ballloy conclud
ed to tarry a few days , giving
her baggage in charge of Mr. Domming ,
who tooK charge of her checks , thinking
she would moot them here.
Miss Bnilloy says Mr. Domming has a
married sister in Council Bluffs , while
Mrs. Domming has a sister who resides
in Omaha and Is also married. She docs
not know the names of these ladies , nor
does she know whether they came to
Council Bluffs or Omaha. She says she
is now satislled she took tlio wrong train
from Sioux City for this place ; that she
was to meet Mr. and Mrs. Dcmming at
tlio transfer , but as she came in on the
morning train and they were not there ,
she is satisfied they would Imvo mot nor
had she como down on Thursday evening
last instead of Friday morning.
Lous 3 go to Chniic ilfelcr's nlul get a
good cigar. No. ' 102 Broadway.
Beard has an immense stock of wall
paper and room mouldings which must
bo turned into cash , so down go the prices
at Board's.
Seasonable goods of all kinds at hard
line prices nt Cooper < &McUco's.
Boom Mouldings Largest assortment
and _ lowest prices at Beard's Wall 1'apcr
Snore.
_ _
AMERICANS AND DIAMONDS.
Barkeepers Our Noblemen Passion
of Poor People for Jewels.
PUtsburg'ComrMtrcinl Gazette : A mid
E. A. Weed
dle-aged , sharp-ovcd man ,
by name , stood in a lobby of the Monon-
galicla hoiibo yesterday afternoon in the
midst of a group of Pittsburg jewellers
and gentlemen carelessly toying with a
necklace , composed ot" forty or iilty mag
nificent diamonds that sent tlio erratic
darts of light all over the room as they
lay in his hands in the sunlight. In the
middle of the cluster shorn ; a diamond as
largo as a hickory nut , cut crown-shaped
and polished to a linish. "That is the
largest diamond in the United States. "
said the man. holding It up between his
thumb and finger for the better inspec
tion of the little group. "It weighs lifty
carats and is as well cut and handsome a
stone as ever shone on the bosom of
Marie Antoinette. It is u south Afiican
product , and 1 am told that it weighed
before cutting seventy-live carats , btill ,
it is not perfect , but no ono but an expert
could tell that it is not. I only a.sk Sj'.M- )
000 for the whole necklace. That is
nearly as much as a young lown would
cost , but it is the price. Diamonds are
in great demand in America. Everybody
wears thorn.
" 1 think , judging from my experience ,
that there are no noblemen but uarkeep-
crs. They tire our aristocracy. We don't
have gamblers any more. That class of
people which formerly traveled on steam
boats , frequented watering places , resid
ed at restaurants or was the best custom
ers at the most expensive _ hotels is now
only a reminiscence. Ho is gone. Stock
gambling , grain gambling have supersed
ed poker "playing , and there is no route
for the old-timer to work. Ho formerly
wore the diamonds , but the barkeeper
has succeeded him. Faugh ! thinl : of it.
But he is not the only ono of our wonder
ful American population that is partial
to jewels. I know women , nice , respect
able ladies in Now York , who wear car-
rings , two or three linger rings , throat
stones and sealskin sacnues , whoso hus
bands are not worth a dollar. They ask
for them and they come out of his salary.
They frequently subsist almost on bread
and water to get these luxuries , but they
got them. I once wns shown a barber
who wore a magnificent solitaire on his
little finger. I bought my own razor and
shaviiiir mug and shaved myself thereaf
ter. Why , there is that fellow Charles
Davis , bettor known as 'Alvin Joslyn , '
the antor. Ho is a boor , lias no educa
tion , manners , couldn't act , couldn't do
anything. He got to buying diamonds
and showing them on" in jewelers' windows
dews and made a fortune out of his
shrewdness.
"People go to fico a man who owns
such jewelry. Real rich and cultured
people don't affect diamonds. They arc
too common. It is the poor man wno is
my best customer. Ho nearly always has
one. 1 think England is the best dia
mond-buying country in the world and
next to it America. France and other
European countries like them , but don't
buy so many.
"Every diamond that the world has
over seen or heard of is still in existence.
Gold and silver waste by abrasion , but
diamonds lose nothing. I tell you that the
value of diamonds in this country is in
excess of the money that isin them. Wo
know that the value of the diamonds of
the world is over a thousand millions of
dollars. Brazil , India and other locali
ties formerly furnished diamonds , but
they don't Fond out many now. The
great supply conies from South Africa.
They are the best diamonds , too. Diamonds
mends keep nearly a staple valuo. Tlmy
sell by tlie carat , and vary as to size anil
brilliancy. They arc cut in Holland ,
England and America and also largely
in other countries. "
If yon want perfectly satisfactory ac
commodations at $3 per day go to the
Pacific House. Depend upon it , you will
never regret your bhoico.
Before-buying a gasoline steve sec the
"Quick Meal" at Cooper & McCooVj.
Horses and Mules
For nil purposes , bought nnd Bold , nt retail ami
n lutii. Largo cimmtittcs to select from.
MASON WISE ,
Slrcelt , Near Pacific HouseCounil , Bucs
KIEL SALE STABLES
E3
Horses and Mules kept constantly on hand
for silo at retail or in car loads.
Orders promptly filled by contract on short
notice. Block sola on commission.
SHLUTBIt li IJOLBV , Proprietors.
dtablo Corner KiftU Avcuuo und i'ourtU St
Council Illuu-g
B. BIOE , M. D.
CHRONIC DISEASES or * u
Over thirty years' practical oipo
Kc. 11 Pearl Slioet , Ooaui U illuli * .
tW CO.NaULTATIO.-4
Extra flno
SWEET
Grown and selected from Mii8catiiio
Scctl by
J. R. McPherson ,
Grower and Dealer in
VEGETABLES ,
YEGETAIILE PLANTS ,
AXD FKUITS.
Council ItlulTs. Iowa.
OFFICER & PTJSEY ,
BANKERS
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA ,
Established 1P5T.
DRESSMAKING
( BY THE TAYLOR SYSTEM. )
MBS. L. SIMMONS ,
Xo. 314 liromlu'uy.
In order to establish my reputation tn Council
BluIN for line woik , 1 will FOR TUB I'HESENT ,
do nil outtlnir. fitting : nnd miildnpr ns clump ns It
IB clone oUowhoro. I.iullcB need Imvo no frnr of
mlstUs IIH my experience guarantees perfect
Biitlafuctlon.
Creston House ,
The only hotel In Council IllulTs having
Fir © IEsoa/p@
And nil modern Improvements.
215 , 217 nnd 210 Mnln St.
MAX JIOtlN , Prop.
Ojdeii IIoii9c ItnteH on and
alter Rlay Jt will be (3U.OO ( and
2.50 Per Way ,
Etcnnllng front parlor rooms.
Dny Board , $25 Per Month.
11. SIM.OWAY , Prop. JUUK DuttvuA , Mnnnger.
Council UluuX
Ciioiee 9 > 2 > > i > ! ny V Latest Pat
terns , AH Grmles.
A Seleet StocK.oC. Choice
lir. 4
TIMOTHY SEED.
I Imvo n quantity of sound , well cleaned sool
which 1 offer nt reasonable figures. Seed of tlio
crop of 1S8. ) . Correspondence solicited. F. Q.
11UTLKH , Sclialler. Iowa. C. & N. W. Ry.
BROS. ,
Dealers iu Milch Cows.
No COS arid C0(5 ( E. Broadway.Councll Uils
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practices in State and Federal Courts.
Itoouis 7 and 8 , Slumurt Block.
L. W. Tau.BYB , Pros. T. J. KVANS , Vice-Pros.
JAMK.S fJ. HIIOW.N , Cashier.
Council Bluffs National Bank
102 MAIN STREET ,
Capital $100,000
Authorized Capital 250,000
Stockholders Represent 1,000,000
Do n Konornl banking business.
Accounts of banks , bankers , merchants man
ufacturers and individuals received on favora
ble terms.
Domestic und foreign CJtchanse.
Tliiivery best of attention tflvon to all busl
ness committed to ourfiro.
RUSSELL&Co
Kanufactureraof all aliosof
. ,
(
.j
Automatic 'Ej '
' M
EBpcclaliy Designed fp * Runnln ?
MILLS , GKAlNkELEVXToJtS ,
AND ELEJTI&O ( LIGHTS ,
Tubular and Locomotive Boilers.
New Massillou
/ . <
Carey and WoodburyHoVso ? Powers.
STATIONARY , SKID ,
Portable and Traction Engines ,
SAW MILLS , ETC.
Factory Massillon , 0. Branch House
610 Pearl St. , Council Bluffc.
SEND FOB 1886 ANNTJAI *
STEAM DYE WORKS
MRS.aL.GILLETTE'S HAIR GOODS STOjlB
No 29 , Main St. , Council Bluffs , Opo. Posloffici.
WHOLESALE AND JOBBING
HOXJSES OF
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
DEERE , WELLS & CO. ,
\Vholesilo
Agricultural Implements , Bn lai ,
Cnrrlnjros. Eto , Etc. Counoll IllnfTs , lown.
KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING CO. ,
Corn Shelters , Stalk Cutters ,
DlEcltnrrows , Sooilors , Corn Planters , KooJ Cut
ters , Kto. Factory , Hock fulls , III * .
No ? . l.-OI , 151 , 1501M7 Mnln St. , Council Hluffs.
DAVID UUADLKY & CO. ,
MnnuPrs nn 1 Jobbers of
Agricnltural Implements.Wagons , Haggles ,
Carrliiffo * . nnil nil UlnU of 1'arni MnoMnorf.
1100 to lllfl South Mnln Street , CounIi lluTd. ! !
Iowa.
AXK HAXULKS.
P.O. Oi.msox. T. H.Dounr\ < Oco.P. Wninnr.
Prcs.&Trcns. V.-l'ros.&M in. 803 AUoimsol.
Council Bluls Handle FacDry ,
.
Mnnufncturcrs of Atlo , Pick , Sle'liro nnd Snnll
, of every description.
COUNCIL BLUFFS CAUl'ET CO. ,
Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades ,
Oil Cloths , Cnrtiln Fixtures , Upholstery Goods ,
Eto. Na 405 IlroAdwny Council Ululfs ,
lown.
OMARS , TOI1ACCO , ETC.
PEREGOY & MOORE ,
Wholosnlo Jobbers In the
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes.
Nos. SSMaln and 27 Pearl Sts , Council Bluffs ,
town.
COJMI/S.SfO.V.
SNYDER & LEAMAN ,
Wholcsnlo
Fruit and Produce Commission Merchants.
No. 1 Pearl 8t , Council 'JliiflTs.
onocKKitr.
MAURER & CRAIG ,
Importers&JobbersofCraoiery.GlisiwaH .
Lamps , Fruit .Inrs , Cutlery , Stonoivaro , llnr
Qoo > ls , Fnncy Quods , Etc. Council UluITa ,
lown.
HARLE , HAAS & CO. .
Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass ,
Druggists' Sundries. Eto. No. 2 ! Mnln St , nnd
No. 811'oarl St. , Council Illuirs.
DKT GOODS.
I. E. SMITH & CO. ,
s aai Jobjipj of Dr/
NotionKtc. . No . 112 nnd 111 Mnln St. , Nos. 11.1
und 113 I'enrl St. , Council Ulutrs. Iowa.
riWITi.
O. V. BUTTS ,
Wholesale California Fruit ) a Specialty
General Commission. No. Til ! Dromiwnj- ,
Council
WJUT & DUQUETTE ,
Wholesale
Fruits , Confectionery & Fancy Groceries.
Nos. 10 anil 18 Peail St. , Council
anocKitius.
L. KIHSCHT & CO. ,
Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Also Wholesale Liquor Dealers. No. 418 Broad-
vrny. Council UlulTs.
JIAItXKSS , ETC.
BECKMAN & CO. ,
SInnufncturers ot tnd Wholesale Doilers la
Leather , Harness , Saddlery , Etc.
No. KJ3 Main St. . Council BlutTs , Iowa.
HATS , CAPS. ETC.
METCALF BROTHERS ,
Jobbers in Hats , Caps and Gloves.
NOP. St'l nnd 311 Brondwny , Council Ilu3i.
HEAVY HAKDH'AHE.
KEELINE & FELT ,
Wholesale
Iron , Steel , Nails , Heavy Hardware ,
And Wood Stock , Council llltiirs , Iowa.
HIDES AXD WOOL.
D. H. MoDANELI ) & CO. ,
Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides ,
Tallow , Wool , Pelts , Grease and Furs Council
Bluffs , Iowa.
OILS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO. ,
. Wholesale Dealers In
Illuminating & Lubrlcitlai OiU
E3TO. , H1TO.
B.Theodore , Ateiit , Council Dluffs. Iowa
LUXUEU , PILING , ETC.
A. OVERTON & CO. ,
Hard Wood , Southern Lumber , Piling ,
* .ud BridKO Material SuoclaltlPS.Wholosalo Lum
ber or all Kinds. Olllco No. 130 Mala St ,
Council Illutls. Iowa.
AND LtlUOK3.
JOHN L1NDER ,
Whok'Siilo
Imported and Domestic Wines & Lipors.
Agent for St. Clottlni-ri's Herb ItlttoH. No. 13
Mnln St. Council lllutts.
SCHNEIDER & EJK ( ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
N. . I'tiuneU lllufft.
N. SCHTJKZ ,
Justice of the Peace.
Office Over American Express Corannny.
THE CARTER liltlEMCff
DUUOND 11I1AND Or
STRICTLY PURE LEAD , ZINC HID OIL
Are absolutely pure , as represented. Ono
Ion will cover two hundred mid fllty bii
feet two coats , and will tlay on lonircr tliuu nay
other paint munufactuiod. Tor sale liy
S. H. KZETJI 'Y
'
Ditucs , PAINTS , OILS , ETO
RINK LIVERY STABLE.
Flret-eluss Accommodations In Everything 1'cr-
talnlnir to thu Livery IJusinois.
Finest Landau in the City
FOB LADIES VISITING.
1
Iloardlnj , " a specialty. Telephone 178.
FIELD & COLE , Props.
PEARL STRF-tf RINK STABLE.
WHERE DO YOU BUY BUGGIES ?
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT
HIRAM W. DftVGS & GO.
EolnhllKlicd In 1877.
CINCINNATI , OHIO.
BUILD OVER FIFTY DIFFERED STYLES ,
2OOOO Vehicles Annimlly. Semi for Catalogue , Prices , freight
and TcNtlmnaials.
W. "P.
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER
Hrlck tultdln ? nnv kind rnNnl or moved nnd s.itlsfncllon gunrnntccd. Frnmo houses move !
onLlttioQlaat trucks-lua bast la tun worM.
808 Eighth AVOUUQ and Eighth Street , Council Bluffs.
. / fc'UJ- < > ) ( ' & & ' ° -f rro-tbm
, . jaco-tcf s
-f
e-w-e-tx
- - -
u , . 226 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special advertisements , tuch ns Lost , Found ,
To Locn , I'or Silo , To Itont , Want ? . Honullni ; ,
cc..vlll ! tolncrtod In this column nt thu low
rate ofTEJ ? CUNTS PRK M.NE lortlio first Ins-cr
tlon nnd Five Cents 1'orLlno lor cncli t ub o incut
insertion. J.cnvo advertisements nt our oflico.
No. 12 Peal street , ncnr llrondwuy , Council
niulTs.
WANTS.
FOR BALE-Two lots 25 icet from N. W.lt'y
triiclt , suitable for warehouse or factory
purposes. 12. It. Slioulo , 530 Iliondwuy.
V\7ANTBD Two flist clnss dressmakers nt
T Miss Glenion's , 311'onrl htreot.
\\ANTEO A solicitor to work mnonz rnll-
T ? rend employes for Stnndurd Accident In
surance company of DeficitMich , .1. ( ' . I/mvo
& Co. , nffcnta , No. 5 I'onrl street , Council Ilull8 ,
Town.
WANTED-FJist cln-s dlnlntf room pirU nt
tlio lleehtolo hotel. Ilrondwuy , Council
ItlnlTn.
FOIt BALK First-class pool tabie. Apply nt
llcscuo Enejne House.
SALE Union nvemio liotol property.
FOR E. I , . yiio.ife , 5UJ Iliondwuy.
FOR SALE OM imporB. In qnnntltlca to suit ,
ut lloo ollloo No. 12 Pcnrl street.
T71OH SALE OR TKADE-StoeK of millinery
-L nnd fancy notions. All now. Good loca
tion , enlcs M2.000 n year. O , Bee , Counci
BluH's , lown.
AJIUSEJIENTS.
KING , BURKE & CO.'S '
AMERICAN
AND
TRAINED ANIMAL EXHIBITION ,
Embodying the greatest variety of attractive
recreation of any American combination
on the load. Will exhibit at
Council Bluffs , 3 Days ,
MAY 20 , 21 and 22.
An oxtraorJinaiy convocation of
SKILLED AREIIIC TALENT !
Associated with nn attract Ivo display of Mvlnpr
nnd Natural Wonders , and nn exhibition ( if
the most wonderfully educated anlmiils In
oxhtenco. Acceptably prc.uoiitln- ; canvas
o'ltcilainmuntoi frusli leatures In a now nnd
pk'iisliitf form. 1000 rnro Animals and Inuiil-
inato Curiosities.
Prof. Wolier's Silver Cornet band will jmrndo
just previous to tlio afternoon exhibition , in
their beniitlfnl Cliarlottlirouidioiitthuprlnclpiil
btroets , Ucmembur ono ticket udmlu to both
piivillloiia.
ADMISSION , ONLY 10 GENTS.
Doors open at 1 nnd T ] > , m. daily ,
D. K. BENEDICT
HAIR GOODS
WIGS WX TO OBDER ,
337 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
CUT THIS OUT !
GOOD U.\TJL JVXJ : 1.
Having mxdu uslcntlvo tin-
pro\oiuunt8 i id Inuieiited our
Ihicllilluf , wo wldh to call uspo-
U'l'il nttuiitlon to the wurk no > r
ioliii , ' turned out by us , flnlin-
ii lt to lie uiiuiil to that ( if
ui ) ' uastcinluundry.
In order to Introducti our
work outeldollic ully of Conn-
- , , nil lllullfl. wo will upon rcrolpt
( & , * * " of this ticket , ncco mutinied by
rntunipoctuKc.riunudry aix Col-
Ian or Cuild I'll KB , for cither
ladies or
Hoie Steam Laundry
54U Itrondiviiy ,
K. n. ( Jut at jown orders trlven proiupl at
tention. Wo pay return tihuigcs on all worK ro
cnivcd huii nccoibpiiiikd by ciuh.ln puyiuvut
MONEY MADE
In IJuyliiff the Followinar Property in
the next thirty days :
MULLIN'S AUDITION.
Lot 5 , lllock ! 1. I Lot 10 , Itlock 18.
Lot 12 , Ulnclt 12. I Lot 4 , Hlock 1.
EVF-HBTT'S ADDITIOX.
1 ol 5 , lllcuk ' - . I Lot 8 , Illock 12.
Lot 2 , lllock 7. 1 Lot : > , lllock 81.
Jot 4 , IIIOCK ! > . | Lot B , lllock 28.
Lot 2 , Block 4 , IJayllss' Addition.
T.ils piopurty will he sold ut n g-icnt sncrlflce ,
end enterprising n.cn will , no doubt uvo'l them
selves of u rnto opportunity to Mink , money.
Apply to FRANK COOIC ,
Room T , Shugart Itlock , Counoll UlulTs , Iowa ,
China , Glassware nntl Lamps ,
YV. S. Homer < & Co. .
No. 23 , Main St.Council , BluflTs , la.
CARPETS
-AND-
DRY GOODS
Our carpet stock Is largo nnd well se
lected and is kept full by the arrival of
new , fresh goods. It comprises
Moquettes ,
Body Brussels ,
Tapestry ,
Ingrain , Etc.
LACE CURTAINS ,
Tambour ,
Turcoman ,
Curtain Draperies ,
Opaque Shading ,
Eto. Cnrlains niiulo and hung , Carpets
nindo nnd laid by skilled workmen.
Wo are olloring u line line ofVlilto
Goods ,
Beautiful Embroidery ,
Dress Patterns ,
Summer Dress Goods ,
And invltu un&toinors to oxuinincour
stock before ) ) iii'clinsing'il , o\vliiro. 1'ricua
rousonublo and goods as ruprusKutod.
Wo Imvo lately Introduced special bar *
gain tublos that conipriKU tlio best valnw
ollbrud in any inarkut.
Good Lace at 5f ,
Ciooil Slumped Towels at I Of.
Fine bciiiUil'iilly Nlampfd
Towels al ii , ' ) < , liall * IIio price
axUed cl u\vliero.
Good Hose , lOc.
ISuaiilli'iil { turret I IMaid Dress
GoodH al ii5eper yard ; worth < IOc.
The bent Cortfcf , 75e , nsiiiilly
m ld for $1.35.
nro a few of the many bargains
that fan bust bo appreciated by personal
examination.
Daily watch this column for future
changes ,
HARKNESS BROTHERS
401 Broadway , Council Bluffs.