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0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , AUGUST JM , 188(5. ( THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIlTBLUFFS , TUESDAY MOHNING , AUGUST 24. OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET. Jlclrteud liy tnrrlcr In nny jmrt of tlio city nt Hunt } ici.ls i > cr week. II. W.TILTON , - Manager. rsf Omrr. , No. 4'i. KJUIIT KtiiToa No.I. . aiiNou MKNTION. Now full good * .it Keller's. New York Plumbing company. Tlio very bust enbinuts at ? 3 do/.on at ( jorlnun'.i. Ono ilo/.on cabinets anij u largo panel for i ? ! } . * ) ! ) at Schmidt's gal lory. 1 See that your hooks arc made by More- f hoii'e iV Co. , Hooin 1 , Kvorolt block. I IVrniit to wed lias been given A. I ) . ; Adams and Li//.io Mulonc , butli of tins city Tlin drivers of the street sprinkler ? K I could easily avoid hprinkling the .struct crossings It they felt o disposed. New innil wagons , similartn the o n cd in other large fitios will In a few days appear upon the .streets of Council Hliill's. Tlio democratic county convention meets hero to-morrow , and the judicial and congressional conventions the ne.\l day.I . I will remove in a few days to No. ' 10 ! ) Broadway , in the building formerly oc h r cupied by K. iJowlIng , and open with a tine line of millinery and fancy goods. 11 Freidmaii. Martin llughc is building a line brick residence on Fourth Hired , between Ki-'hth - and Ninth avenues. The heat waste to intense yesterday that the workmen bad to lay oil' . L. II. IlirtkN and Mike llogan were yesterday lined the usual amount for the usual drunk. There \yeio a few others brought before the police court , but they were ilKeharged. Another boy was reported yesterday as having been' bitten by dogs on Pierce Mreet. It is high time that the marshal took his lort'c of deputies up there and spout the afternoon shooting the canines. I will remove in a few days to No. ' 10 ! ) Uroadway , in tlio building formally occu pied by I' . Dowling , and open with a line line of .Millinery and Fancy Goods. K. Fmii : > M.\N. Hachcl , the little daughter of M. Dro- licit , died yesterday morning at 5 o'clock , nftor a very brief illness. She was aged live years , and her death comes as a sud den as well as sad blow to the family. The little one w.is laid to rcbt yesterday in Oak Hill. J. H. Green , the traveling passenger agent of tlio Union Pacific , was hero yesterday working up the eighth annual reunion of the G. A. K. . of Nebraska , to bo beld in Grand Island August Jllthto September 5th. The round trip tickets from Council Blull's are placed at $5.15. K. II. Udell and famjlyaro ainonjr those who have been campiiig on Manhattan beach for the past few days as well as the parties from Emer on , Iowa , of whom there arc lifleen couples. C. K , Fried man , I. A. Udell , and several other iron- tlcmcn also camped on the beach last evening and will come up to business this morning. The little colored bov. Jlogire , is .still being held in jail , awaiting the decision as to the advisability of sending him to the reform school. His father does not Kcem to be able to keep tlio bov from run ning away from homo and stealing water melons. The boy promises belter things if lot on" this time , and his promises may save him from taking the trip at present. The cold-water sheet is evening - get ting more and more desperate. It has Hopped about in favor of having the ! paloons run and pay a license , despite the state law , and pronounces this as better policy than to have them shut up as in Lies Moines , and let the drug stores have the trade. This Hop of the prohibition organ is doubtless in the hope of catching dome of the saloon trade. Then a column is devoted to threatening the merchants that if they do not advertise with them the paper will die. Of four utlier items three are duvoted to filthy attacks upon the lii | : : . The young man who wears a "coffee" diamond seem.s to be gettfug dyspeptic and cranky. Hard and soft coal , wood , lime , cement , etc. Counoil Bluffs Fuel Co. No , OJJ ! ) Uroadway. Telephone No. I'M. 1'ornonal . Col. J. II. Keatloy was in Logan yes terday. .1. J. Frainey spent yesterday in Corn ing on olliclal business. Mr. Jacob Sims loft last evening for Logan to attend court there. Miss Green , of Cedar Rapids , is visit- Mrs. J. F. Kimuall , of this city. G 11. Stillman has gone to Walnut , where he has accepted a position. Miss Carrie Hammond , of L'i Porto , Incl. , is a guest of Mrs. AV. A. Maurer. AVhilu others arecompluiniugof a short crop of apples , Jacob Appel is smiling all over. It is u boy. J. J. Maas , of Cincinnati , who has been visiting his brother-in-law , Mr. Henry Erseman , returned homo ycnterdaj . Albert N. Coolny , son of Kov. Dr. Cooley , 'left last evening for Chicago , whore he is to complete his senior year in the college , Miss UoxoyVcsloy spent Sunday at her homo in this city , and returned to Omaha yesterday to remain in that city another week. I ) . C. Hrldgcs and C. J. Hlanehard loft yesterday on a two weeks' trip , intend ing to visit Miunetonka , several cool EDOts in Wisconsin and Clear Lake but ore their return. Major A. H , Anderson , of Sidney , who Is bent on getting into congress for the Eighth district , even as u dcmocrut as the republicans won't have him , was in the city yesterday. Ho is sanguine. Ho has been sanguine before , and got left. Highest prices jiaid for county , town city and sehool bonds , Odell Hros. & Co. , No. loa 1'earl street , Council Bluffs , Iowa. A New Hymnal. Kov. Mr. Ueichenbaeh , pastor of the Scandinavian Uaptist church , of this city , is at work upon u new church hymnal to bo used by ( lie denomination in which ho is BO prominent and able a worker. The work is about ready for the press. Ho is being assisted by Mr. Broholm , a student , who is with Mr. Jlolohenbach , and who Is rapidly lilting himself for the ministry. Air. Hoichenbach is conceded to bo well qnnlilipd in all respects for being the author of such u work , and its appear- unco from the press will bo watched for eagerly. _ Mrs. F. H. Stewart , of Chicago , having purchased the Parisian millinery store , will continue business there. Persons knowing thcnibclvcs indebted will please call anil bottle. a btoetl. John Emorino was arrested yesterday on complaint of W. H. Dudley , The lat ter claims that ho had in his barn a horse which ho was holding by virtue of a mort gage given by Euierlne , and that the lat- tvent to the barn in the night , forced tlio door open , and rode the animal away , and did not bring It back. Kmerino gave ball for his appearance at some future duto at which time a hearing will bo hud , OUIET MOVES FOR A BRIDGE , The Talk of a Pontoon Being Thrown Across tbo Missouri. TURF MATTERS GROW LIVELY. Jlow General Dodge Ilultt Hallways DnrltiK the Wnr Trouble over n lilt of Horsollesli Court Cases I'crhormla. A llrltlsoal Hrrmilwny. The talk of a wagon bridge between tlio two cities is largely talk as yet , but there are intimatioiH from the c con cerned that there is sompthing brewing which will ere long surprise the people of Council Bluffs. There has bi'un a good deal of Mich talk in tinp.isl , and many have lost faith , but there now seonn as surances that Ihc talk will ripen into ac tion before snow flies. Then' are a good many complications , and of necessity some ot the plans have to be carried on ( | ui"tly , in order to makealinal success of them. There are doubts as to what the Union Paciliu bridge will be. Some declare that it can never be used for wagon purposes , as it cannot bo enclosed without making it liable to lUMructiun by winds , and if not enclosed , the hordes cannot be driven over it. Some predict that cable cars will bo driven over on. the tracks laid on tlielongarms which are being put in place. It seems that Hie character of the bridge will depend largely on what is decided about the pro posed bridge at the foot of Broadway. The latter scheme depends largely on what the Union Pacilic does with its new bridge. There are quiet transactions going on in regard to bottom property. It is cer tain that if everybody holds on to what properly they may have and wait for it to rise in value , all will get sadly disap pointed. If those who will not move in the bridge enterprise will give others a chance to do so , tin ; bridge will soon he an as- Mired fact. Couno.l . Hlull's need not bo surprised it a pontoon bridge is placed across the river betore Christinas even. The indications point to this kind of a bridge for the present. It seems that a better bridge should bo built , and that a better one would pay. It has been sug gested that the two townships build a bridge , and also that the legislatures of the two hiatus make appropriations for a bridge. The present move is , however , in the direction of having private parties build the bridge , in connection with a fctrect car company. The plans seem now to be in just such a shape that the enterprise can easily bo killed oft" by a little avarieionsness on the part of citi- /ens , or can be helped on to completion and success by the co-operalion and gen erosity of the citi/ens. Itis said that the luvecpartly completed , can be so finished with an expenditure of $5,000 as to surely protect the bottoms from any danger of overllow. If this is true , then it behoove Council Bluffs to take some stops in ( life direction. There are oilier features to the city's into rests in the bottom and the proposed bridge , which inakethe situation o 10 which com mands i In attentionthe best thought and the most generous support of those who want to see Council Blull's go ahead. Notice of Dissolution. The partnership heretfore existing be tween Dr. C. 15. Judd and S. T. Smith lias this day been dissolved by mutual consent. Dr. Jndd succeeds to the busi ness , ami will collect amounts due the firm anil will pay all indebtedness of the firm. C. B. Jt-im , S. T. SMITH. Council Bluffs , August 20 , 1880. General Dodge an a Hallway Ritildcr. The many friends of General ( J. M. Dodge , ol this city , who have not had the pleasure of reading the last volume of ( Jonorol ( Jraut's book , will be pleased to know that he is paid several high com pliments for his bravery and ellieacy as an olUeer. Among the most pleasing tributes to General Dodge , and to those who served under him , is the account given of the railway building , done so speedily as to seem alrnoit as if by magic It shows of what class of intelligent arti sans the northern army was composed , and how General Dodge's skill and able management came into play. General Grant's own account is as follows : Sherman's lotce made an adilltioim 1 army , with caralty. aitlllery and trains , all to bo supplied by tlio single hack tend linni Nash ville. All Indications polnlod also to the piobablo necessity ot supplying J5iirnsldt 's command In east Tennessee , twenty-live thousand moic , by the same route. A single track could not do this. 1 cave then'tme , an order to Sherman to Imlt. ( Jen. ( ! . .M. Dodge's command ot about einlit thous and men at Athens , and MihscQiiciitiy dl- ructPil tholnttur to airiiiiKO his troops along the railroad fiom Dei-ature noitli towauls Nashvlle ami to ichulld tlmt load. The road from Nashville to Decatnr passes over a broken country cut up with inniimeralilo streams many oHIiem of considerable width and with valleys tar below the loail-hcd. All the bridges over these had hceu destroyed , and the lalls taken up and twisted by the enemy. All the cars and locomotives not can led oil bad been deployed as effectually as ( hey knew hew to destroy them. All bridges and culveits had been destroyed between Xash- vllle anil Decatur. and thence to Stevenson , wheie the Memphis & < /liulston : and tlio Nashville it Chattanooga loads unite. Tlio lelmildlng of tills load would give us two roads as liu us Slovenian over which to .sup ply the army. From Bridgeport , a shoit dis tance Inither cast , the river bii | plcmcnts the roan , ( Jen. Dodge , besides a most callable soldier , was an experienced ralhoad builder. He had no tools tovoik with except those ot the nionecis , axes , picks , and spades. With tliOKO he was able to intrench UK men and .piotcct tluim against stirpri.ses by small par ties of the enemy. As he had no base of supplies until the load could l < o completed luck to Nashville , the liist matter to consider alter protecting his men was the gelling In ot food and turagu tiom tlio biirruuudiug coun try. try.He had his men and teams bring In all the grain they could liud , or all Ihey needed , and all the cattle for beet and such other load as could bo found. Millets \\eie de tached Irani the ranks to run the mills along the line of the army. When these wcie not near enough to the tioops tor piotcctlon , they \veie taken down and moved up to the line ot the load. Black smith bhops , with all tlio Iron and steel found In them were moved up in like man ner. Hlackbiiilths went detailed and set to woik making die tools necessary In rallro.nl and bildue building. Axemen were put to won ; gettiiiL' out Umber tor Inidges , and cut ting fuel for locomotives \\lien the road should bo completed. Car builders wcro set lo viorlc lepairing the locomotives and cais. Thus every branch of lalhoad building , making tools to work with and supplying the workmen with food , was all going ou atoucoand without tlio aid ot a mechanic or laboier , except what the command Itself lurnlbhed , But tails and cms Iho men could not innko without material , and there was not enough lolling block to keep the road wo had alicady woikcd to Its full capacity. There weio no rails except thosa In use. To supply tli''so ( lelicleneles 1 ordered eight ot thn ton engines ( Jenurul Mel'herson bail at VlcUs- burg to be sent to Nashville , nud all the cars he tiad except ten. 1 also ordeied the troops In West Tennessee to points on the river , nud on the Memphis fe Charleston road , and ordered the cars , locomotive and rails from all the railroads except the Mem phis & Charleston to Nashville. Tlio mili tary manager of tallroads also was directed to furnish more rolling stock , and , an far as ho could , bridge material. General i > o < &o hai tUo work assigned him linlshed within forty days nftor iccclvlnc Ids onlfn. The number of bridges to icmilld was 12. mnnv of them o\cr deep nnd wide chasm . The length of road icuaired was 1M miles. _ _ 13 Cabinet Photograph * $3. Quality tinfinest. . Sherradi'ii. : I17 Broadway. A Mere Glimpse at the Track. The preparations far the races next week are progressing well , and there i cvrry Indication that the mooting will be a successful nnd inlcivsting one. There are many fast steppers at the driving park , mill there is much already to in terest visitors to the stables and tracks. In the daily training there are t-ome c\- ecllenl showings of speed , and several surprise parties are promised the < o who have not Kent thoioughly conversant on the way the steeds are working. A number of horses Irom hero havn gone to Muplcton to the races which begin there to-ilav. Dr. W.ulc Cary Ijft for there Just evening. His Sunshine and Amanda T. were shipped to Muplo- ton a day or two ago. \V. II. 11. Colby , a prominent horse man. arrived from Fort Dodge , Sunday. He has here his line stallion , John A Hawlins. witli a record of ' ' . : ! : ) . L. C. Noc , of Oskaloosa. has here Nick Skinner , who shows up llnely. . ) . A. ( indium , of Biggsvillo , 111. , has Logan Chief and a promising three-year- old. old.A. . K. Buck , of Lincoln , 111. , has eleven horses here. Mattie I larl is spced'ng ' over the track as if she was going to make it hot for the ' ' . * . The little winner of the 'J'J.i : pacing race. tle mare has been through some hard ex periences , but she seems to be as plucky as ever , and is speedier than ever before. Charles cIls , of Boone , bus here his bay stallion , George Ha/ard. He has a record of 314. . Mr. Kowler. of 0 ccola. has his black nacer , lim Crow , and his mare , Julia Leo. Both are doing well. In fact Hie stables are gelling crowded with Heel footed ones , and there i.s every indication thai more stables will have to be put up. The grounds1 are in cveellcnt condition , and the track , no exaggeration , is Hie line-it in the west , and none better in the land. Substantial abstracts of titles and real estate loans. J.V. . it H. L. Squire. Mo. 101 Pearl fatreet , Council Blull's. Democratic The democratic caucuses were held last evening to select delegates to attend the county convention , which is to meet to morrow to choose delegates to the judi cial and congressional conventions. So far as could be learned the general senti ment of the delegates chosen last night is in favor of Colonel Keatlcy's candi dacy for the congressional contcsl. In Ihc First ward (5. II. Jackson served as chairman and U. N. Whittlesey as secretary. The following delegates were chosen : 11. Kicketts , Win' Connor , Dick Kawlins , Kd Waterman , G. 11. Jackson , G. A. Holmes , F. Guanella. In the Suco id ward Ira Hendricks was chairman and Col.Vlntllc ey secretary. 'A'hc delegales chosen wore : S. D. Hohror. P. Ucchlele , "W. L. Patton , W. II. Beck , J. C. Dcllaven , S. S. Keller , W. A. Mynstcr. J. F. Brodbeck , C. A. Rose , James Million. On motion ofV. . 11. Beck the delegates were iiibtrucled to use their inlluensc to secure the nomina tion of Col. KcuUey lo congress. . Messrs. ' Urodbeck , Mynslcr and Keller was appointed a committee to sec that the registration of voters in the ward was perfected. In the Third ward Mr. J. T. Oliver was chairman and A. M. Jackson secretary. The delegates chosen were : Pat Lacy , Jo in Green , P. Gannoude , A.C. Graham , Mike Connors , Fred Spctman , Kd Brit- ton. ton.In the Fourth ward J. J. Shea was chairman and W. S. Williams secretary. A committee of three , C. Fisher , E. E. Aylesworth and J. J. Frainey , were ap pointed to name delegates. The follow ing were thus selected : \ \ ' . II. M. Pusoy , A. Uienck , J. K. Dictench , W. S. Wil liams , L. Kinuehan , J. J. Lute. W. B. Fisher. J. J. Shea , II. F. HuUennaucr , J. J. Frainev , y. H. Ware. The following were appointed to look after the proper registration of voters , ami to have printed and circulated copies of the registration law : C. Wesley. C. K. Mitchell , F. B. B.uton , E. DeKiiy , J. Madden. fin IiiHiiruncR Change. A change goes into eflbfit regarding the management of the Underwriters' union , both here and in Omaha. A. M. Weir , who has been the manager in Council Blull's now tikes charge of Omaha and Plattsmouth , and will soon take up his residence in Omaha. Mr. Weir has been here for three years , and has won and held the confidence of all. He has had under his supervision twenty-two towns and cities in Western Iowa , including Sioux City and Council Binds. It is to be regretted that this city is to lose him , but a 'worthy successor i.s said to have been found , Judge Leach , of Cedar Hapid * who will take charge Here at once. Tlio FnrmorH Win. The case of Hurl against the Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance company came to an end yesterday , the judge instructing the jury lo bring in a verdict in favor of the defense. The plaintill' , as the admin istrator of the Harl estate , sought to make the company pay for the loss of slock and buildings on the dairy farm , the lire by which they were destroyed having occurred two years ago. The firn was caused by lightning striKing one of the barns. Electric door bolls , burglar alarms , and every form of domestic electrical appli ances at the New York Plumbing Co. They Can Can , The canning works at Glcnwood , de spite the recent lire , are busy putting up tomatoes , sheds having been erected and temporary arrangements made by which the work of canning is going along as usual. No corn will bo handled Ibis sea son In tliu city can bo obliilnoil by pnlioiiUIng the Itluirs GKO , W. SCinynKLK , J'rop , Keno but oxporlencoil luiniU omployixl , Out ofto n onlera l > y mall or oxprosa Eollcltud , unJ o IJwork wtiruntoil. STlRANCIS ACADEMY COUXCIL JtLUFFS , JOWA. An oiet'llont oducatfonul Institution , furnlsli i\ \ with nil the iiiodoni linprovonientb , con * ducted by tlio S1STHHS OKOHAltlTV',11. VM For term of flro months , (75. Terms buffln tlrst Monday In September nnl flret Momluy In Vobruary. For tatuloiiius udt drew SISTKlt BlM'KltlOll Fraocli Academy , Council UlulTf , Tlir City Fathers. U'ho citv cotiiu'il tut pvi'itlng spout Hi time in looking o\cr contract1 ? which had ht-pn drawn up fur various city improve ments approving bond ? , etc. I.ittlc ot public interest wa1 ? done , and adjourn- meiil was had until to-nlfjlit. NO , 401 BROADWAY , COO-2STCIU Srj-CJF S , la. Are opt'iiiiiH : now mid bpiutlifttl ilc lijiH in Moqticitc , Hotly Tapestry nntftselSf 3-Ply lny rains , 2-Pl\1 \ I ny rains , Kay Carpets , Etc. Mattings For olllces , holds , lodge rooms , Call for prices at Harkni'ss Bros,1 , 401 Broadway DRESS GOODS Are now arriving and in stoek. Tri cots , Flannels , Cashmeres , etc. K\- cullcnt for traveling and fall service. SILIEtrS. Black Silks and in the new rolors. futility the best and prices the lowest for good goods. Ladies wishing relia ble goods will call on Harkness Bros. ' , o.-lOl Broadway , Council Blulls. Hosiery. ' A few more of those Lisle Thread Hose left atTie. . , in black and in colors , ut llarkncss Bros. , iNo.101 Broadway. OIL CLOTHS In many now patterns and a largo stock to select from. Door Mats , Kngs , Curtains , Curtain Poles , etc. . at Hark- ness Brothers , No. 401 Broadway , Council Blairs. , MONEY TO LOAIh-At lowest rates , Real estate handled , In surance written and all kinds of bonds bought by F , J , Day No , 39 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs , ' Established 1881. City Steam Laundry ! KEMKlt .0 SKAHIGJIT , No. 34 N. Main Street , Council BluflH. Finest work and lowest pi'lKC. * for flnc work. AU collnr * and uujfn re turned in collar and cuff boxen iwUioutcjctra clioiyr , which aiiar- antfCH work In same condition as It leaves ua. Out of town orders re ceive name attention and at same rates an city war If. COUNCIL BLUFFS Fall Meeting. FOUR DAYS' ' RACIM. Trotting , Pacing and Running Tuesday , Aug. 31st , Wednesday , Sept , 1st , Thursday , Sept , 2d , and Friday , Sept 3rd , Including special attractions by Prof. A. K , Walker's world funiouu Hncing Dogs daily and Balloon A-eenslons , by Prof.A. S. Parker daily , in front of the grandstand. Other attractions in the way of speed eonsisting of celebrated horses from Kentucky , Ohio. Illinois , Indiana and Wisconsin , Hcduced rates on all railroads. Como everybody and have a good time. For particulars , addrecs TPTJ & "ftTTUT GT TYYITJC ? JC JsuJs , LM JA. fj JL U ' "n'j ' _ Sccrwlary OiafiaDentalAssflciation Nos. 1519-1.VJ1 Douglas st , Omaha nnd No 234 Broadway , Council Hlutls. t'ulnlen DpniUtry. No Immbuii ! Can , Vltallred Air , KlhirundCliorofcirin. nl li Ihclr ulckcnlnf ciT.'ct uculdcd l > y tlift must vroiiilcrful auucelhctlc , purify- IIIK thoMuoJuiid buld luiip llit > ll uoi. Omaha Dental Association , Solo Prop'rs , GulJ Cru q , Col.I I'Ml mill Conilouuua ( ium Tci'tU , u epciluliy , llcul tcclb 0 ; ( uiuiur ( irlco 115 per net. BOSTON TEA COMPANY , Wholesale and Retail Grocers , No. 16 Main and 15 Pearl Street , Gouncil Bluffs. irj.vr/i'/i 100,000 .MOUK rr.s7'o.i///f.s' . " The Ideal Wankeslia Water. " Bottled lUrppl : it the sjirln , has been found invaluable in tlio treatment of tli oases of Kidneys and bladder , such ns Hriglit's Dlseri'-e , Alliiiniitinvia Diabetes , Inllania- tlon of the Bladilci , etc. The tnedieil : profe-sioa with roat tinaiiiinltv for nianv years past lias been preseribinsr Waukesilin water for such ailment' ' , and ARCADIAN as the most perfect osauinles of these waters is rapidly monopolizing the nation- n o of the experienced physicians and of intelligent invalid" . Dilutim ; and nen- trali/.lng Hie urine , allaying inllamaiion. freeinj ; the urinary passages of ell'ete matter ntul aetiiiK i s a natural solvent. The Arcadian is the best of medicinal agents in diseases of tlio stomach and alimentary canal , such as dyspepsia , bil ious fever , catarrh of the stomach , jaundice , malaria , nervous debility and kin dred affections. Prof. Walter S. Haines , M. I ) . , the celebrated chemist of Rush Medical College , says " 1 have never auali/ed a purer water. " J. A laS a Allen , M. 1) . , L. I , . D. , president Kush Medical College says "This spring furnishes the typical water of health. Try it and be convinced. D. (5. ( Morgan & Co , , H. A. Ualrd , H. J. rainier , C. Dcetkciis , A. M. Beardsley , Taylor & UalilV. HOUSE IOVER AND RAISER Brick buildings of uny kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed. Frame buildings moved on Little Giant trucks , best in the world. 808 Eighth Avenue and Eighth Strect.Coiinil Bluffs. Price paid in cash for all kinds of second hand STOVES , Furniture , etc. M. DROHUOH , 603 Broadway. aLL oHJL > rC'UC > ' H Oix O71 O-t-ix. 4 it j . 226 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Farming1 lands in Iowa. Minnesota , Te.xas , Kansas and Arkansas , rouging from ? 1.25 to ? 12 iier aero. School and state lauds in Minnesota on HO yours time 5 per cent interest. Land buyers fare free. Information , etc. , pi veil by P. I' . Lanstrun , No. 5-)5 Broadway , Council BlalFs. Iowa. OFFICER & PUSEY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA , Established 1E57 N. SCHURZ , Justice of the Peace Oilio orinorlo jucsa Coin jiany. i Ll 18 N. Main St. , Council BlnfTH , la. , and M ! ) S. IStli St. . Kooni to , Omaha , Neb. Maiiuracturer'H AHontfor the CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES Tents , Awnings , Iloolln ; ; Slate , Man tels , Plate and Window ( Mass , Show cases. Elevators ( hand and hy- dniulk' , ) &c. Horses and Mules For nil imrpo'os. lio-ight nml eolil , nt lolull uuJ In Uitit. LHIKU ( | inuillttua lo M'lfL'l rioiu buvural puiiHol Iliuxlrhois , elimluoi douMo. MASON WISE , Council liliill's. Star Sale Stables and Mule lards , BUOA1MVAY , COUNCIL IIU'ITS , Oppo&llo Duiuiny Dcjiot. iuloJ kept constantly on W W-.tr-wt . on.h.rt notice. Btocicaold ou oouimiulou. BHt.UTEK * IIOUSV. 1'ropriotort. me. Ledgers , Journal * , County an < l Rank Work ofi.il Iliiids aNpee- lally. Prompt Attention to Mail Orders MOREHOUSE & CO. Room 1 Kvcrot Block , Counoil Bluffs. Standard Papers Used. All stylus of bind ing in Magazines and BLANK BOOKS. iiipiinNns : : ( : : U. II. National Iliuik , M. I ! Sinltli .VCo. , Clll/ent' Hank. Doorc. Wells \ Co. , t < libt Nutlunal Hank , C. II. ln > iiranco Co. , IIlc or X I'utoy.UaukiTb.C. II. Savings Hunk. B. RJCE , M. D. , O | ' otlii'r TiiinoM lomovi'il witho'.l tlioUiilfoorilrawliiirol lilool. Chronic DiSeaSCS ° l nlUlmls n Rpnc-mlly' Over tliiilvo iiy' ' pruollciil o.\purldiiuo. No. II I'ciu-ISt. . Counoil Illutru. ' Consultation ticu. Recltiotioii in Prices , IN China Glassware Etc. , , , At W. S. llcmor & CO'K ' , No. ill ) Jlain bt. Council lilufl'H , Creston House , Tuonir.yliolal In rouiioll Illu JMtill \ \ nuiOprn iinpiovcinoiilH. 2)01 ) ? nnilI'J Mnln fit. MAX MOI1N , Prop. Of. SPETMAMBRO ( > , 500 iV 511 GAINST. Daily roccipls of new goods , llatn , Cans , Clothing , and n full line of Dry ( Joods , all of tlui Jiiti-st styles. XJall and get pnccs before purubasiu < ; ulso-.vhoro. WHOLESALE AND JOBBING OIF COUNOIL BLUFFS. At,11U I l.rrtl.lt. IMl'I.KMKM'S. DEHIIK. WALL'S & co. , Wliolos.do Agricultural Implements , Bngji35 , ( "nrilniip * . r.tr . 1'tp Cnnnoll lllulT" . Inwn. KKYSTONK MAXIKACIV1UN ( ! "c5i Make the tiriKiiial iiinl t'O'iiploto Hay Loader , also Rakes , Cider Mill & Press , COIIN sunu.Kits AND KIKII ; (1'rrKH" ( . NtH. ItUMVJii , l.VKiniul iSi ; v-outh Mulu Street. Council HiiilN. low n. " " " 1UV1D Bit MilKY , t CO. , Miinur'r nn I .Intihfis of Agricultural ImplementsWagons , , Buggies , run-IHRr-i , ntnl nil kin N r > r Kann Mnolilnorr. 1110 to Ilia South Mnlu Street. Council lllulti , toiTH. AXK J/.I.VW.O' / . r.O. ai.iSON. : . T. H.nnrm.to , Uro.R Wiuuiir. l'i cs.iVTrcHs. V.-I'i IH A M in. SCKCotlu ul. Council BluTs Handle FactKy , ; Mnmtfnctiirorsnf ATC. ! I'lck , Slortifc nnd Smnll llntiilk" , of every ilo ri Iptlou. COUNCIL Bl.t'FFS CAHPKT CO. , Curtains Window Shades Carpets , , , OllClotlii ) , ( 'tiitaln I'Ulilnx. l' | > luilsti > i-y ( Jooil lite. No. 403 llromlwHy Council llluir , lO'Vll. ClfiMHS. 7f > M.Uro. Kir. PKUKGOY it MOOHK , Wliokvwlo .lobt > i'r In the Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes. NOB. i&Miiln niul7 I'oiiiisu. Council Iowa. SNYDKU \ LKA.MAN , Wliolp : ilp Fruit and Produce Commission Merchants. No 141'onl : , t , Council MhilN. HAK.LIC , HAAS & CO. , Wholesale Oils Paints Glass Druggists , , , , s' Siiiulrl < . Kto. No. - " - ' Main St. , unJ No. ' . ' 11'rnrl St. , Council o. w. wm's , Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty Oont'rnl Commission. No. 5U Droailmty , routicll llluffs. WIKT & DL'QUKTTE , Wliolcsulo Fruits , Confectionery & Fancy Groceries. NOB. Ifinml 18 1'earl St. , Council Hlnira. OllOCKltlNS. L , KIHSCHT & CO. , v. Je' ' ± : s of Suc ! ? ! anfi Fancy Groceries. ' Also Wholesale Liquor Toilcr : . No. 410 llroiul- wiiy. Council HIiilTj. 1JKCKMAN & CO. , Hnnn'nctiirors of unit Wliolc" nlu noiilor ? In Leather , Harness , Saddlery , Etc. No. GK > Main St. . Council IllalTs , Iowa. //.ITS , CAl'S. KTC. METCALF JMOTHKKS , Jobbers in Hats , Caps and GloeL Nos. : ) U lroul\vay. ) : Council 1IKAVY KEELIXE & FELT , Iron , Steel , Nails , Heavy Hardware , And Wood Slock , Council Uluirfl , loivn 1I1DKS A XIVOOU \ D. H. MeDANIvLD & CO. , L Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides , Tallow , Wool , Polls , GI-CHOO nnd l''ura Council loivu. COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO. , Wholesale Di-alurs In Illuminating & Lubricatia * OiU G BTO. , E3TO. B. Theodore , Airoat , Conncil Illulta. Town. l , I'lLlXO , KTC. A. OVERTON cc CO. , Hard Wood , Southern Lumber , Piling , A.nU llridKo Material ? iccIaltI > < sWlolisiii ) : ] Luuv bor ot aU ICIndx. Olllco No. 1IU Main 3U , Council lllullfl. IOUK. JOHN LINDER , Wholesale Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors. forbt. ( ioltliarrt'B Herb IIIUiTJ. No. U Malnbt. Council l SCHNEIDER & BECK , Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors , AiittW Mtitu , . Ci.iiiicll IHufft. HO ! for the LAKE The Steamer OLLIE MAY Kcwly lltliul up , niul iimlur tlio cliinnu.C a KKlllllll CIWllK'Or Illlll pilot , I3IIUHIIIUKllIK | | | UU8' uro trips on LAKE MANAWA. Wo will jflvo ulmrli'r.s to pmllfs for ono hour < iruny luimth ol Ilini ) ilubhml. HiiH'H of ulmiiL'r Klvrn uml oracr. liiliiui ut ( lllk'CM ) . JI Mulllb t. , llflwuoil hoilfh lOlolU n. m. ! DA I'II A CO. SPECIAL NOTICES. Special mlvcMlltoiiicnls , su ! ) us Ion , Tol/onn , Tor Snlu , To llcnlmiu , lIoauliiiK1 , rtc , "III liolnsotti ! ' ! In this loliiinn at tlio low ruloofTr.NCK.ST.S I'KU MNi : lorilio lht nihcr lloniuid I'ivot'cula roi-l.lnol'oi'fiicli KUlih < ) iiirnit | Intuition. I/onvu i\ilveilti-uiiii'Ml ut our nllk'o No. U 1'cnl sticet , niur lliomlway , Council 111 n tin. WANTS. 171 < > K HUNT Now ten room IIOIIFP , all irocl- Jurn linproxuniuntM , Ninth nvuaiiil llluil ut. > l. 11. Tlnloy , No. 1UI7 Mitlu St. T A solid crofhet Imoli I.lliunil rovtuul rot I 1'heii.f ri'tiuncU loNe 1,11 Vine HI. inoil UINT : A iiliiu-rcjuni house tin' ! iilt < iu A1 No 1017Miilllft. _ _ " \ \ ANTni-Anus ) l laul uook al tlio V lluubi- . _ TT-Oll ISAI , ! ! OM nftpcrs. in qunntltlc * to -L1 nt lluo ollico No. IS I'ea JACOB SIMS , ATTORNEY AT LAW , COTJKTOIXj BLfCJinjnS Practices in the State and Federal courts itooini ? utid a SLu-jurt Block. '