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G THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY. JUKE 14. 1886 THE DAILY BEE. COUNcFfBLUFFS. MONDAY MOKNIXO.JUXKll. CJ OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET. DclHciecl by enrncr In nnj-pnrtof tliocllynt incut ) cents t > cr week. II. W. TII.TO.V , Malinger. TEI.ni'IIONU9l JlfPiNfROrriCE , No. W. Niniir lititToit No. 3 ; ) . o Itcpiilillciin County Convention. Tlio icinibltcans of I'ottawnttnmlo county , In. , will int'ot In delegate convention at ttio court hou ci In Council UlulT-i at 11 o'clock n. in. , on tho''Otli iliy of .Iniic. tSSl. for tlm imriMMQ of selecting eighteen delcRntP- at tend the iciubllc.in | Jiullcnl convpiitlon to bo liohl : it Council HlnlK Jnuc " 0 , ISteO , and to rlcrt eighteen dclcgatCM to ntlenil llm irmib- llcon stale conu'iitlon to bo hold at liua JIolMB August 2.1 , Jb. < A and also tn select < 'lf'liti'cn delegates to nttuiid tlio ri'iiiiltlifan roiiLMCBsloiiul convention of tills district to bu hold at hiich time and i > lacu as It may lificaftcr be cwllwl ; and to tiaiisuct Mich oilirr business as may piopcrly come bcfoto the coiiMMiticm. . . Tlie basis of icjucsuntatlon will bo one ilfleRiuu for uncli uminliiji or voting pii > clnct , and an additional delegate for mcry lifty votes or Itactlon jt o\crtwcnty-ll\o cast foi Hon. William I.nirabennt tlm last L'cnoial election. This will entitle the i-e\eial town- elilps toic ) > u > Miititlonsa.s ! ! follows : Unless otherwise ordered the pilimuloM for the Fiileetlou of deledates will be held on hat- unlay vim 1 11 jf , , ) iiue 'JO , at 8 o'clock. Uy older ol the Kciwbllcan Coiintv central committee. .lAron Si. MS Cli.innmn. COU.STII. Ht.i'KKs , June 10 , MINOU MliNTlON. Now York numbing company. Now summer goods at Keller's. A new front is beln < : put into Weather- bee's stable. A false alarm of lire was sent in Satur day afternoon. The city council la to meet next Wednesday night. The approach to Rescue lie o house is to be paved by order of this council. Children's day was quite gonunilly obnTved ainoiig'tlio churches yesterday. Woman's Christian association enter tainment Monday evening , for benefit of indiibtrial ncliool. Somci after buiiFot sneak thief carried oil' the hammock from the iircmi.sc * of E. R. Cadwell near Oakland avenue. Permit to wed was given Satin clay to Charles E.stes and Josie Hroughan , both of Omaha , and Justice llcndricks soon happily joined them. Industrial school entertainment Mon day evening at Temple hall will bo well worth your time and money. Only twen ty-live cents admission. The county board on Saturday visited the poor farm. The members expressed themselves as satisfied with the way things were being kept up thcro. Encourage a good cause by your pres ence at the concert Monday evening. Your money will go toward building up a good moral enterprise in the city. Alike * Connors , E. F. Hi own , S. Graham and John Brockon are booked to appear this morning beforn Judge Aylcsworth and cxplaiji what made them stagger. A free lecture was given in Buyliss park yesterday afternoon concerning tlio abuses of alcohol. The speaker was a gentleman named Coll'man , from Illinois. C.V. . Coughoy was so unfortunate as to lose his pocfcetbook somewhere bu- twcen Mr. Welch's store anil the City mills. It contained $00 , besides some little - tlo articles by which its identity can easily bo established. The Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul have posters out uimoiincttir ! ; rates oa t as follows : Chicago $ > 4S3. uock Island , 11.00 , Davenport $1.00 , Sigonrnoy $1.0J , ICH MoincB ? 1.00. Yesterday morning's passenger train over the Cliirnfjo , Milwaukee it St. i'anl road was the longest past-bound passen ger train that ever left this uity. It was composed of fourteen cars , including three Pullman sleepers. Thu beer garden is said to have kept up n noisy time until 5 o'clock Sunday morning. A row is reported at ) having .taken place , and borne of the police went Hp to investigate , but found everything comparatively quiet , and the saloon Dart cloEcd. In tlie district court the Cofl'man case will probably bo called up to-day. Sat urday was occupied in hearing thu ca.so of the elder Keteham , charged with selling - ing mortgaged property , the case of the younger Keteham having resulted in a conviction. The death of A. B. Ellis , which oc curred in Omaha , awakens borrow and nyiupathy among many friends on this Bide of the river as well. Mr. Ellis was for years arcMdunt of this city , and was B member of the Congregational church , Ho leaves a wife and two daughters , the eldest being tlio wlfu of Frank Sears. Mr. Aloslor , who ho unexpectedly sold his dock of ( roods and his real estate , was brought before Judge Aylesworth Satur day to bo interrogated concerning what ho had done with tlm inonoy ho Had iu- ccived trom thc.sn sales , homo of his creditors being anxious to learn why they had not received some of the proceeds. Thu questioning did not result in much light being thrown on thn subject. Mr. Moslor explained that ho tnuibforrod come real estate to his wifn to pav her for money borrowed from her some time ago. Other money had been used in paying oil' others. For Monday , , lunc J-l , Only , To te&i the merits of advertising wo shall sell men V and boy1 low bhocs Monday , June 11 , at just half price , Hvo dollar Mines for ? ' . ' , ftij , otc , Yon must mention that you saw tins item in the ltu ! : to got the full benefit. _ X. T. LIN-PSKV & Co. Go to Heard for wall paper. Substantial abstracts of titles and real estate loans. J.V , & K , L , Squiie. 10 Pearl street , Council llliills. Children , Children's Shoes very cheap. Z.T. LINUSKV & Co , The Mueller music company have just received thu Jirst invuieu of 100 pianos ordered manufactured for their exclusive use. They am beauties. Confidential. In confidence , wo will say to yon that If you want to buy Shoes or Slippers of us you must bo livolv. Don't mention this. y T. LiKiteEY & Co. lie Gemlntticn , Don't Jtcail Thl . lieI I A good s'lbst'intial lunch will bo served for " 3 cents , at tha M. E. Smith building , Wednesday , Thursday and Friday by thn Episcopal ladies. _ 1'ln Jlci-c , Wo are qlosing out our retail ' stock of Boois , SOGCS and Sliniws' rejjardleha of cost. - , , .Z. T. . LIXUSKV. & Co , 9UIET SUNDAY IN THE BLUFFS , Ohiltlrens' ' Day Daly Observed in the Uhurcles of the Oity. THE HOME INVESTIGATION. .Makepeace .Makes Good Ills Escnpc 1'Voni Jail Tim niurr oitj-iioso Tcftin Ketiirn Vlctorlnii * The Coining Council. Homo IInp | > cnttiR < i > Letters linvo been received from some of tlio trustues of tlio homo endorsing tlio su jre tionn made , tlmt riti/ens be invited to iissoetato themselves with the boml : in carryhiR forward tin investigation , nncl tlmt such Investigation bo held at some more suitable and convenient plaec than the Homo. Thuto is some talk af using the building recently occupied by Cooku it Morgiin , Air. Hloomer hiiving ollercd It , iiiidgeiurously oll'urccl , also , to pro vide seats for thu convenience of those attending. The Bit' : is in receipt of a largo number of spic.y uonimniiicatioiiR on the Mibjept , but they ate coining in so tliiuk and fast that moM of them will bo lus-urvccl for somufiirther tf. . The liii : : hasbeeneon- lining itself to tlie publication , mainly , of statements of thoic who claim to have personal knowledge ol the facts they recite. If it had been desired to create merely % public sentiment ugiiinst the home management , it could have done so by simply using the spicy correspondence received. Mr. Lumen wont to Dow City Satur day , it is .said , for ( lit ! pnrno'-e of holding u conference with the secretary of the board , and with sonic others intnrested in tlie institution. One of the girls at the Homo , Hello Wiiltois. : ispci about eleven years , whose mother lives at Mondamin. skipped out of the Home Saturday night , ami souirht protection mid shelter in the home of Mr. Nichols , on Avenue 1) , near Seventh street. The girl was crying , find told some bitter experiences growing out of her life in tlie Home. Her story was in accord with that related by others. Klio claimed to have boon beaten and other wise abused. After she had loft the Home , some boys from the Home , one large boy and one the son of the man ager , appeared at police headquarters and to asked have a policeman go and get thegirl. ayingthat ainan had run her oft' . The police relumed to interfere. The girl is said to be willing to tell her story to the investigating committee , provided that she can be assured of protection , and the claim is made that others of the children stiller from a like fear of trouble if tlioy tell what they really know. Do You AVnnt the l-Jnrtli ? Wo can sell or trade yon sonic of it , divided into Uuilding Lots , Residence Property , etc. Some nice places to sell on Monthly Payments , small amount down. Eiglit well unproved farms to trade for Council liliills City Property. Farms in Nebraska , etc. Our.i.i. MHOS. & Co. , L No. 103i'earl St. . Co. HI u fife , Telephone No. 100. Tlie New Salary. Under the new law in regard to comity attorneys , the county boards have de cided at their June meeting as to the amount of salary to bo paid that ollicer. The county board hero accordingly on Saturday brought up the matter , and after some discussion fixed the salary at $1,000. This is thought by most to bo low , lower than it should bo to secure the right kind of an attorney for the in- creasd responsibility nnd labor. The county attorney is now made an elective office , and the people will bo culled on to select a $1,000 man next fall. r * Highest prices paid for county , town , city and school bonds Odell lire's & Co. , No. 103 Pearl street , Council lilufft , Iowa. Beard has an immciiM ; stock of wall paper and room Mouldings which must bo turned into cash , so clown go the prices at Ucml's. Makepeace AInkoH Out. The prisoners in the J-ounty jail at Dcnison broke out on Saturday morning before daybreak , the notorious Colonel Makepeace , of Dunlap , being among those who escaped. Makepeace has boon trying to get out of jail on a wrii of habeas corpus , but in this case it seems a eold chisel is the more powerful in strument. This is the second jailbrcuk in Ucnisou in a short time. Go to the Now York Plumbing com pany for garden hose. They warrant nil they sell. Opera IIOUHO block. Why buy a poor gasoline stovn when you can put a ' 'Quick Meal" at tlio sainu price ? Cooper * : McUco hitvo them. The Carnival of Author * . Great preparations are being made for the carnival of authors to be given under the auspices of the Episcopal ladies of this city. This interesting and attractive entertainment will bo given in the build ing recently occupied uy M. E. Smith & Co. , June 10 to 10 inclusive. There will bo an entire change of programmo each evening. Refreshments will be served in thu various booths. Room Mouldings Largest assortment and lowest prices at Board's Wall Paper Suoro , _ _ Our refrigerators uro going very fust. Good goods nnd low prices tell. Cooper & McGeo. _ _ Glory Fur the llliifffe. The IJlulV City hose team and their friends returned last evening from the btato toiiinamont at Dubuquo. Had it not been Sunday night they would have been the recipients of H grand reception upon their arrival. They won the ? .r(00 prixo anil Hindu within uno and H quarter seconds the best time on record , theirs being 11 } seconds. PerMmnl 1'nrnxrnplis , Dr. Lacey has rcturued from Spirit Laku. Royal Amy of Onuhu WHS in tli city yc&tmiluy , E. L. S piirc has returned from his St. Louis trii | , Mrs. B , O. Cole and children nro visit ing in Mount Pleasant , In. MM. W. H. Smith of West Point , Nc ! > . , is visiting nihuivus in this city. J. P. Kail ami J. T. Christy , of Silver Cityt In. , wurn in the city Saturday. Mr ? . J. .1. Hr.Misliaw has gene to Ncolu to visit her sitter , Mra. Walter Iteming- ton. ton.Hon. Hon. A. L. Vou.jp , of Malvern , who is talked of for judicial honor * , wns hero Saturday. Miss Anna Mcrkel unit Miss Kiltie. Bui- lard have gene to Pierre , Dakota , on a visit to Miss Hcf&.a Am'.oison Im.s returned to Glenwond , after oujovini ; a bsv.ipy visit with Mi a Clr.ra Bebb'ineton. Mits Hut lid McGiiyreu , of Missouri Vallcty , is in tlm city , the guest of her cousin , Claude G , TorwUliger , Dr. Stvy-beri and U. W , Wilbtr have btartod on a western'trip , intending to visit Salt Lttko , Denver , and other points , they to be absent a month. . Mr , SUi'riimu. cashier of . thcKxchiii > " 6 bank of Uuntau , asd nohistzuaU of I. M , j Trcynor , of the Codicil JHufTs Carpet company , was hero bnturday. Mrs L. II. , Ios iyn , who has been visiting her daughters , Mrs. H. W. Tillon nnd Mrs. P. M. Pr.vor , has been called to return to her home in Joncsville , Wis. ( by the unexpected death of her. mother. Mis. Lowoer. Mrs. 1'rvor accompanied Mrs. Josslyn on the sad trip eastward. , doling Out. Hny shoos and Slippers balow bottom prices now. / . T. LINDSIY : & Co. At the cnrnavnl no\t week there will be for sale an elaborate display of fancy work , also plain nnd fancy aprons ami sun-bonnets for ladies and children , Stop and Think. You can buy Shoes and Slippers nt our closing out sale regardless of cost. 'Z. T. LISIISBY a Co. The li. 11. Mosilcr Stock Of clothing nnd geiit.s'furnishinggoods has been purchased by us and removed to our old store. No. 418 Broadway , next door to the First National bank , where wo will commence a forced sale tomorrow row morning. The stock has been marked down in plain figures to just one- half price and the public are invited to give us a call and inspect the same Now is a good time to lay in n supply of troods for men's , youths' ami boy's wear for a long time to conic. Wo bought these goods cheap , and the pub lic shall have thn benefit of our cheap purchase. 11. EISIMAK : iV Co. , I 18 Broad way. Hurry Up. We will not wait always for yon to get the benefit of our closing out sale of Shoes and Slippers. Z. T. LiNUsr.Y & Co. The Quick Meal gasoline steve Is be coming moro popular everyday. Get one of Cooper & McGeu. Iowa. lleniH. Unrllngton saloons are plugged tighten on Sundays. Sioux City is advertising for bids for similes of paving. Tlio saloons in Davenport , 151 in num ber $ ' . ' 5 month nnd , nay a run unmo lested. * Fort Madi'on has put in gas and water works and is now looking around for a street railway. One thousand delegates attended the state Sunday school convention at Oska- loosa la > t week. The construction of sewers advertised for by Sioux City will cost from lifty to sixty thousand dollars. There is quite a rivalry among pro perty owners in Siou.\ City to secure the postollico building near their lots. One thousand men and teams will tackle tlie gr.ule at the Milwaukee line to Sioux City within the nu\t two weeks. The Hoinan Catholic Mutual Protective association of the state has a membership of 1,700. The society was started in Iowa City seven years ago. The bank of Hull , formerly Patterson- ville , has been incorporated under the statu laws. The capital stock is $25,000 , which will soon be increased to $50,000. Sioux City business men have been down in their jeans and pulled out $ . ' 50,000 , to be used in building an opera- house ! . The bujlding will be completed before snow llies. Thcro arc giants in our day , but very lone.somo in numbers. Dan Murphy , a farmer near Allison , stands 0 feet Oj in his stocking feet He stands high in the neighborhood. W. J. . Crow blow out the gas in his room in a Sioux City hotel and swallowed enough of it to give the doctors n three hour job. He was from tlie emerald in terior ami did not know how it worked. Charles E. Evans , of Davenport , read too many dime novels and has become insann. He imagines that ho is n wilel rover on the plains , an athlete of surpris ing strength and the like. Ho has been sent to the asylum at Mt. Pleasant. In the state of Iowa there are -54 Con gregational churches. They have 217 ministers , 18,223 members , 20,070 in the Sunday schools. They have church prop erty valued at $855,480 , and parsonages at ? 08,700. Thov pay their pastors $ iuiOO : ( , and for benevolent purposes gave last vear over $155,000. Best cream soda in the city , 5c per glass , at Palmer's , IS Main street. Go to Beard for room mouldings. John Tcmpleton has moved his cigar factory to 050 Broadway , opera house block. If 3-011 % yant to invest a few dollars whore it will save many times the amount in labor and doctors' bills , buy an Ameri can washer of Cooper & McGee. She Thought It lime to Take a Tum ble and Get a Sure Grip on Some One. "Oh , darling Ethel , " said the young man. as ho moved nearer the blushing maiden , "you really do not love me as 1 do you , or yon would not bo so cold. " "I am not cold , Hubert , " murmured she. she."Yes "Yes , you nro. Hero 1 have loved you madly for months , and to-night 1 have tild you so , nnd yet you refuse to let mo kiss your sweet lips , only . .once to seal our compact. " "It would not bo right , Hubert , " she sighed. "Yes , it would bo my darling one. It would not harm you ; it would never bo told to the cold ear of tlie world ; it would bft n token I should never forget. Do give me one , just one , my allianccd bride. " "Well , Hiirbert , " said sho.nn her liquid eyes brained love to his. "if I give yon this token , will you give mo one to keep near my hearty" "Anything , durlmg , any token you may wish. " "Then I am yours , " she said , nnd sank upon his breast while * ho mined burning kisses upon her willing lips , "And now , darling , what token do you \\ishV" "Only your name , dearest , your name on a piece of paper. It is only an odd.Jn romanlio. nyn perhaps a foolish , girlish idea of mine * , but I want your dear nanni that I may carry it in my bosom , and ga/o on it and kiss it when you are away. put your nume hero. " And Ifnrburt did BO only too gladly , nnd she placed the pancr in her bosom , nnd when she reached her room she took it out nnd gaicd on it. And above his luiuii ) where ho didn't happen to sue , ap peared this legend , which had been writ ten jiiil before he called : KVANSVII.UJ , May ' - ' , isso. This nicht I piniuised to inairy Kthel , and I heieby bind iiivFcIf to elo so nt the tiino we mutually agreed on. HUIIKIIT MONTIIAVUUS. "Yes , " she muttered to herself as she saute to rest on her pillow , " 1 think I've cot him foul. There have been too many ducks kissing andslobbcringover mo for the JHSI live 3 ears , and I think it's time to take a tumble and get n sure grip on one. " _ _ A. Sad Case * of Poisoning is tlmt of nny man or woman nUlicted with eiibeaso or derangement of the liver , resulting in poisonous accumulations in the blood , scrofulous nlfections. sick- beiidachcK , nnd dUt'asus ot the kidneys , lungs or hearts , Tliesu troubles ran bo cured only by going to the primary cause , and puttimr the liver in n healthy condition. To accomplish this result speedily nnd ' cll.'cliially nothing has proved Itself no etiicacioim us Dr. 1'ienVa ' 'Golden Medical Discovery , " which has never faile'.d to do -work-clnimfid for j. it , uiu ! never wilJ. . ' ' , ' , ' JONES ON THEWAR-PATH , Ills Ilcply to the Itcmnrks of ixn ImHannpdm'HlTlnc ' , An Indianapolis dispatch of Juno T to The Cincinnati Enquirer says : The re vival meetings of bam Small nt tlio city hall this afternoon-mid'oveniiic ' wore nt- tended by immense crovds. The sermons were elevotcd to exhorting church mem bers on tlie errors of their ways. Some thing of a sensation .was caused to-night by the reading of ! a .letter fromS.im Jones , who will arrive to-morrow , an swering the attack made upon him by Dr. Reuben Jefl'cry , pastor of First Baptist church of this city , in which ho called the evangelist/ , among other things , n moral scavenger. In his answer Mr. Jones says : "In April last , during tlie progress of a won derfully sweeping work of gracein Columbus , Miss. , while hundreds of men , women , youths , ami college students were being converted to Christ , it was brought to my attention most plainly that some of our brethren of the Baptist faith were prosecuting an open ami aggressive system of pro olytism , especially among the younger people. They went so far as to confuse the minds nnd consciences ot many converts and to Imperil the new born faith. In some instances the children of parents of other than the Baptist faith were urged , while thus nb- sent from their homes and friends , to join the Baptist churchupon the positive statement that its mode of baptism alone could be to them the seal and" sure wit- ne'-g of the soul's ' salvation. Others were led to understand that tliey would bo damned if they were not immersed. They wore thus led to doubt the reality of tlie religion of their fathers , mothers , and famlies from time immemorial , nnd in this dilemma to draw back from their professions to Christ. In this emergency ot danger to so many souls , produced by n spirit RO Jesuitlcally at variance with the union work of evangelism in which wo were cngageel , and which God was favoring so mightily , I indignantly protcstcel against this species of pros- clytism. " In doing this Mr. Jones admits that bo did say to tlie converts that if anyone tip- proacned them in an attempt to proselyte them by telling them that immersion is the. only and exclusive form of Christian baptism , to tell them that Sam Jones says they are liars. In conclusion , bo says : ' ' 1 make tiiese statements for truth's sake , not for defense of my speech ; for that , I conceive , needs no defen e in face ol the facts. My catholicity of Christian courtesy and confrateinity needs no fictitious bolstering before tlio Christian people of this country. My language at all times I am willing to freely and fully submit in parallelism with that which gives its only pungency to the address of Rev. Mr. Joil'roy. " The wading of tlio letter was loudly applauded by the audience. Ke.op guictl And take Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera ami Diarrhiea Remedy. It cures pain in the stomach almost instantly. ( Jet a 25 cent bottle , take nothing else. You xvifl need nothing else to cure the worst case of Diarnun , Cholera Mbrbus or bowel complaint. This medicine is made for bowel complaint only a\nl has been in constant use in the , west lor nearly fif teen years. Its success , has been un bounded and its name 'become ' a house hold woid in thousands of homes. . Try it. EVERY DAY / JVe are malting a Spec ialty noiv of Summer Goods , And are Offering JEW BARGAINS EVERY DAY. You ivill find new special bargains on our counters Every Morning. We are selling Lawns at 4c.f vorth 6c. Satteens at 12 l-2c.f worth 18c. Embroidery patterns at one-lialf their value. AND Dress Goods At loss than they wore over known before. ' You can save monojr by coming1 to Council Bluffs for CARPET ? , CUkTAINS , &c. Wo keep the Choicest patterns turned out of the * Looms , and our prices are the lowest in this western country. You will say so when you BOO them. \ Watch our advertisement every morning for new bargains. Look in local column for special sale to-day. Harkness Bros. , 401 Broadway , Council Bluffs , OFFICER & PUSEY , BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA , Established 1U7. , WHOLESALE AND JOBBING KPTTSES 05 : COUNCIL BLUFFS. DKKKB , WELLS & CO. , Wholesale Agricultural Implements , Cnn Inge' . Ktd , Ete- Council tlluiTs , lotvn. KEYSTONE lAXUFACTUIUNCiPca > ta\o the Original and Complete Hay Loader , also Rakes , Cider Mill & Press , COIIN SltllU.UIlS AND VI5ED Ct"riT.U . Nos. irot , 15JI. liVti anil liitt i-outli Main Street , Council lllulTJ , low a. , DAVID UHADL.KY & CO. , Mnnuf'isiin 1 Jobbers ot Agricultural Implements , Wagons , Buggies , Carriage" , and nil kin Is of 1'arm Miolilnorr. 1100 to llll ) Soutli Main Street , Council llluira , town. AXK P.O. Guaso.v , T. H.Dnmu.v * , a BO. P. WmairrT Pios.ATreas.VI'rc Minn. SOC.A. Counsel. Council BluTs Haidlo Factory , ( Ineorpnraled.l Mnnufncturorsor Axle , 1'lck , Slodpo and Small Handles , of every descrlplton. tMHI'BVW. COUNCIL BLUFFS CARPET CO. , Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades , Oil Cloths , Ctntnln Fixtures , Upholstery Goods , Ktc. Na 405 Ilromlway Council lllulTs , Iowa. C1OAUS , TOUACCfl , KTC. PEUEGOY & iMOOHE , Wliolctnlo Jobbers In tlio Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes. NOB. 28 Mala and 27 Poiirl Sts. , Council liluds , Iowa. C03IMISSIOX. SNYDER & LEAMAN , Wtiolosulo Fruit and Produce Commission Merchants. No. lU'oitrl St , Council Uluffs. Diwaaisrs. HAULE , HAAS & CO. , Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass , Drug-gists' Sundries , Ktc. No. 22 Main St. , and No. 211'onrl St. , Council tllulTfl. DIIY GOODS. M. E. SMl'lII & CO. , Lipirters aai J)3r3 ! ) ! ) of Dr/ Notions , nto. No . 112 mul 114 Main Pt. , Nos. 113 and ll.'i Pearl St. , Council Illutrs. Iowa. Ull'ITf. O.V. . BU'lTS , Wholesale Califoraia Frails a Specialty General Commission. No. 5LJ Broadway , Council Bluffs. WlllT & UUJUE1TE , Wholcsalo Fruits , Confectionery & Fancy Groceries Nos. 10 and 18 Pearl St. , Council Illnfft. GHOCEItlUS. L. KIHSCI1T & CO. , Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries. Also Wholesale Liquor Dealers. No. 410 llroad- wiiy , Council lllulTu. HA11XKSS , ETC. HECKMAN & CO. , Manii'nctiirci-s of and Wholesale Doilora In Leather Harness Etc. , , Saddlery , . No. KJ5 Main St. . Council Illulfs , Iowa. 1LITS , CAPS , KTC. METCALF BROTHERS , Jobbers in Hats , Caps and Gloves. Nos. 842 and 314 Broadway , Council ItlulTs. HBAVT KEELINE & FELT , Wholesale Iron Steel Nails Hardware , , , Heavy , And Wood Stock , Council muffs , Iowa. JUDES AXD irooji. D. H. McDANELL ) & CO. , Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides , Tullew.Wool , Pelts , Orcnaonnd i'ura Cguncll lowu. OILS. COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO. , Wholesale Dcnlcra In Illuminating & Lubricating Oils G is Ml a 3 ETO. , HJTO. 6.Theodore , Anunt , Council IllnlTs. Iowa. LVMUElt , FILING , KTC. A. OVERTON < Si CO. , Hard Wood , Southern Lumber , Piling , Mid llridiro Mntcilal Siieclalttcs.Wholusalo Luui- bur or uU Kinds , oniuo No. 1JO Malu St. , Council Illuirs. Iowa. W1XES AfiD Ll'JVUHS. JOHN LINDER , WholoKalo Imported and Domestic Wines & liquors. Agent for St. ( lOttlmin'B Hurb Illltors. No. L ) Council Illullu. SCHNEIDER & BECK , Foreign and Domestic V/ines / and Liquors , JVu UK ) Main St. . Cuu/iU ! Itluffe. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. .Special lulvortUoimmle , euuh aa Ixist , Vouml , To Ixinn , for Silo , To Hunt , WnnlB , llonicllni ? , etc , nill liolnecrtt'il In this foluinn lit thn lo\v rntoof TiNCi.NTS : I'lllt MNMJ loriho llrtt Insor tlonancl uCvntBl'urUauloruucli tubsuioiu | Intoitlon. I.t'ti\o ' iidxcirliboiuoiita lit ciur olllco , No. li 1'eul etreut , iiuur JlrouclHiiy , Council JllnttH , WANTS. FOH SAMI A line nnciiliig for a matt with small capflul IsliiiiK to ont-'iiifo In rtiiiir liilbliHiM InAfMoui lowu. Only ilruif Flora in tlio tovui. Aclclicbii llurvu ) A : lluurd , Kcoltt , ANTIJD A good younfc' pony. I J.iunon , 61(1 ( Sixth btreot. O K UKWAHD i'i . a told Bl net nnu lot tpi > April 2ll mi tntnslur pUttonu by W. H. llurne , Council lllutls. WANTIU ) A KOOII boytolcnrn tl < o nrlntlntr tradu. Cull at Hue ollito , Council Illuirj. FOIl BALK Tno lots 25 leet from X , W. ll'y track , suitable for warehouse * or factory purjio-ctf. I' . I , tiheafo , MU llroadivuy BAMJ Union uvoniio luitol property. J Speciulbtirtruln. 13.1..t-lit'iiff , UJ ) Ilioaduuy. T7XH SAI.K Old papers , In qnuntltlus to suit , X1 at llou olllea No , U 1'ciiri stiert. Ubcr.U rowtirrt. Idifgo llsht bay STOLEN . pjicr , black jiolnts , iiliio jenrj old , wilghb HuO pound ) ? , lilfli heaclcd , trookid un : I lo.'i , slum ull around. MuunUuut . ' 1'ior 4 > t < iiiii old , dark complexion , dark inoustncliu , heavy Jeaiurcd. . ' ) niioforiioiUi | .Council lilullj , lon-.i , C > 7-tG. I ? fiisi cuss ii BHI mm icil in t 77. CINCINNATI , OHIO. BUILD OVER FIFTY DIFFEREHP STYLES , Semi for , I'rlecs , I'rclb 2OOOO Vehicles Aiuitmlly * Catalogue | ; Kates and Testimonials. W. HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER Briefc h.ilMlns nnv Idml rnlspil or moved nml satisfaction guaranteed. Finino liouet-3 ir.ovoO LlttleCUaat trJoks tlm boat In tlmrorlL 803 Eighth A.v < mua mil Eighth Stroob , Council Bluflj. -f 226 Broadway , Council Bluffs , MRS. D. A. BENEDICT HAIR GOODS Wil > MA9E TO ORDER , 337 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa Creston House , Tiio only hotel la Council ( miffs liaUnj ? Fir © Esoa/pe il nil modern Improvements. 215,217 and 21l ! Mulu tt. MAX 1IOHN , Prop. JACOB SIMS , ATTORNEY AT LAW OOTJlSTOIIj Practices In State uncl Federal Courts. Kooins 7 uiul 8 , Sliuirait IMoek. _ Closing Out. I have the largest and most com- plele line of : NEW MILLINERY AND NOTIONS In the city. 1 am closing out LESS THAN JOBBERS' PRICES. You will find all the latest novelties in hats , bonnets , llownrs , plumes , tips , rib- boas , gau/.cs , crapes and other styles of trimmings. Goods Must Be Sold , Best of Bargains ever ollcrcd. Call and s-'i : them. J. J. BLISS , No. 328 Broadway , Council Blufls. R , RICE , M. D. oth'tr tumors ro-novnil without o knife or drawi.-u < ) f blooJ. CHRONIC DISEASES of U KI cU ipeelaltr. Over thIrly yo.iri" priotio.il cx o.ll 1'o.irl Mruot , Council Illui China , Glassware and humps , AS , Homer & Co , . No. 23 , Main St.Council Blulft , la. N. SCHUBS , Juste of the Peace. OfflcoOver American Rxprosj Coimmnjr. "FRANK cooiC -AND- LOAN AGBWT , Room 7 , Shugari TIMOTHY SEED. I litno R quantity of sound , well cleaned atcj w til'jii J olfcr at i 'a oii.iblu flnrUKS food ol llio ruipoflSSS. Corrv | M > ttilciuMi eollcilc * ! . , ( * . UU.i'LKU & . ( X > . . . . SWAN BROS. , Ucnlors in Milch Cow * . A 5HAt ° ur M No 502 and COO E. Broailway.Ccmneil BlTs I. . W. TuM.nvs , I'roi. T. .7. RVAVR , Vico-1'rcs. JAMI.B N. Hitow.sCashier. Council Blui Katiooal M 102 MAIN STREET , Capital $100,000 Authorized Capital 250,000 Stockholders Represent 1,000,000 Do n pcnerttl hanking bu lnn < is. Accounts ot banks , bankois , merchants imn- ulncturersand indirldiiiils iccelvcl on fnvola tile tcinis. Domestic and forolcfn ctiMinn' a Tlio very best of attention given to all b isl ness committed to our > ' > ire. KIEL SALE STABLES Horses and Mulo9 kept constnntly on Imnd for Palo nt retail or In cur lomK Onlers pronullly lllled by ucviti.iot on short notlcu. Stock Mild on commission. SMt.UTEll * HOI.ICV , I'lrjirletom , Stable Cornur Tilth Avouuu and Fourth St Council Uluifg lawn. CARPETS Choice IJUpIay "T Cutest l > uU tcniB , All Grades. Council Bluffs PARPET WinhilPANYl I 3O5 Broadway. / B * i A Select Stock ol' Cliolco ( \ovolllf * In. Grown nnd selected from M'liut HctMl by J. R. McPherson , Grower mul Jetlc ) : : ' in A.\I > r Council Hltill's. Iowa. Horses and Mules For nil pin poM. > . bought mi'l ' f-olO , nt total ! aifl u loin. Uiiiru ciiiuititlc8 | ta ft ltd fron. MASON WISE , - - . ' ! / : ! , ( ' ( j. ;