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6 THEi OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , AUGUST 2(5 ( , 1886.
THE DAILY BEE ,
COUNCIL"B'LUFFS ,
THf KSIUY MOKNING , AUGUST 20.
OFFICE , NO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
Delhi ml by cnrrifr In nnypnrtof tlio city fit
tw nity cents pur week.
11.V. . TII..TON , .Manager.
TKIri'llONiS :
rrsiNrspOincKi No. IX
NK.IIT r.niToii No.- ) .
MINOIl .MENTION' .
New York Plumbing Co.
Now fall goods : it Holler's.
The city council moots to-morrow ovon-
nu The very bust cubmets at J do/.cn nt
One do/.en ualilnets : uul n largo nanol
for ? 2..Vi nl Schmidt's jxallury-
Frank Peterson , arrested for fighting ,
was yesterday discharged.
Permit tovoil has been given Herman
Wittland iind Sophia Fmike , both of this
city.A .
A number more of fast Myers Imvo ar
med at ( hi ! driving park , ready for the
com ing races.
The Northwestern pay car rolled inhere
hero yesterday morninc. ami was of
eotirso greeted with delight.
It appears that ihi ! Into Wes. Johnson
was a soldier in tliu late war , ho havinir
been a niembur of the l)7th ! ) Jllinois vol-
imlcerH.
Young Menson has been released , his
friends payinir buck the $5 which it was
claimed the boy took from the vo.st of an
employe ot the oil yards.
A Sac City subscriber yesterday sends
in with his renewal the note "li ( ( ! in the
shade hero to-day. " He .should come
to Lake Manawu and get cooled off.
All who would be cool , go to (51(1 ( ( Bluff
hired this Thursday evening , where iee
cream and cake will bo set veil for 15
cents by the ladies of the Baptist church.
Frank Chase , who was hurt attliesamo
time that Johnson was killed , is. still quito
low , and suffering from serious injuries ,
but hopes are entertained of his recov
ery.
ery.Tho BKK was mistaken yesterday in
giving Miss Barstow as principal of the
Ctirtin street school , : is no assignment
has buen made to that position , the mis
take having occurred by Miss Barslow
being a tcnohor in that school.
The oiremtcourt yesterday caught up
with its work , so that it adjourned early
In the afternoon until tills morning. The
chief and a number of the uoliecmen
made a sunrise search over the bottoms
yesterday morn ing , in the hope of fit d-
ingsomo tramps , but although box cars
were visited and otlmr favorite resorts
looked into , the men came back without
n capture.
The Methodist conference meets hereon
on the 7th of September , and will be an
important and interesting gathering.
The proceedings are to bo given day by
day in a little conference daily to ho pub
lished by Jov. { C. L. Nye and Kev. Dr.
MeCreary. An initial number will be put
out this week , which wilj sei'Te as a sam
ple of what the paper will be. In the
hands of the gentlemen named it is per
fectly safe to assure the public that the
conference daily will be of MIOI ! interest ,
to those of this denomination , and to
many others , that it will bo in great de
mand , and will bo an advertising medium
which can bo prolitably used by merch
ants.
Hard and soft coal , wood , lime , cement ,
cto. Council UluIVs Fuel Co. No. 53 ! )
Uroailwa.y. Telephone No. ISO.
Mrs. F. II. Stewart , of Chicago , having
purchased the Parisian millinery htorc ,
will continue business there. Persons
knowing themselves indebted will please
call anil fictile.
Personal I'
John L. Temploton has gone to Fre
mont , Neb.
J M. Kclley , cashier of the Macedonia
bank , is in the city.
Dr. E. S. Patterson , of Odell. Nob. , was
ut the Ogrten yesterday.
A. W. Coin-son , the Cincinnati buggy
man. was here yesterday.
W. 1) ) . Cuppy , of Avoca , graced Coun
cil Bluffs with his presence yesterday.
A. Harris , of Avoea , as halo and hearty
s ever , was in the Bluffs yesterday.
Major Woods , the sharp-eyed special of
the "Q. " was hero yesterday on some
still hunt.
J , C. Cristy , Silver City's uflirjioni post
master , is in the city to attend the con
vention.
Jerome McClintock , of the Chicago &
Itock Island , returned yesterday from n
Chicago trip.
Judge James left last evening for DCS
Moines to attend a , meeting of tlio demo
cratic state central committee.
A. P. Cramer was among the promin
ent Avocans who attended the demo
cratic galhcrim : hero yesterday.
E. A. Tucker has been appointed ticket
ngont of the Chicago & Bock Island , to
Jill the vacancy caused by the resigna
tion of Mr. Uifcnheriok , who is to take a
position with the Union Pacific.
13 Cabinet Photographs § 3. Quality
the finu&t. SliL'rraden , ! . ! ! ? Broadway.
Trains.
Another experiment is to bo made on
Saturday next in regard to running
special trains Irom Omaha to Lake Man-
nwa. The arrangements are for the
Union Pacific to sell round trip tickets
for one dollar , ( lie tickets to have coupons
i t that any express driver or boatman
choosing to accept tins coupons and get
them cashed at the Union Pacific ticket
ofllco , nt Broadway , can do so , This will
enable the excursionist. * to take passage on
any boat or witgon. and thus do away
with somu of the dillicultics heretofore
experienced. The one dollar pays to the
railway cents , to the wagons ! ! ( ) cents ,
uml to the boats 23 cents. If this suc
ceeds in working satisfactorily , special
trains will bo thus run nvcry Wednesday
and Saturday evening. A special return
train will leave hero ot 10W ; ! o'clock in
the evening ,
_ _
Electric door bolls , burglar alarms , and
every form of domestic electrical ujipli-
unccs at the Now York Plumbing Co.
A'I Km ofGooil Feollnt ; .
This evening a banquet will bo ten
dered by the'citi/.ons'coinmittcc of Coun
cil Bluffs to O. II. Dorranco , superinten
dent of the Nebraska division of the
Union Pacific road , and other prominent
officials of the great transcontinental
thoroughfare , at tliu Ogden house. in this
city. The affair will bo elegant but quite
select , and will tend to inerousn the cordial -
dial good fooling between tliu citizens of
this place and the ollieiah ) .
*
Blr. Johnson's '
I-'micrnl.
The funeral of John Wcsloy Johnson
will bo held this nftwnoon at 2:30 : o'clock
from the family residence , No , 1028 Sev
enth avenue , The friends of tlui family
nro invited to attend without further
notice , _ _
See that your books are mndo by More-
house & Co. , room I , Everett block.
A Itlc lllooincr.
Mrs. Aimer Graves , of Dow City , has a
largo night blooming cereus , which came
out in full beauty Tuesday evening , there
being niuo blossoms-opening at one lime.
mil IT T\IM w i ' . 'PTniMtAnn t TO
DlU ) DElEUlED DEMOCRATS
They Meet in Two Conventions in this Oitj
To-day ,
STILL BATES' CONFESSION.
Special Tintns Vor the I < alcc A
iticl | To-MRlit A Variety of
Spicy News In tlio
Illtinfc ,
Choosing
The democrats held their county con
vention in the opera house yesterday to
select delegates to the congressional and
judicial conventions which meet hero to-
dav. The convention was a quiet alVair ,
not because Ihore was n lock of demo
cratic enthusiasm , but because there was
no particular contests , and nothing tti bo
iloni ! but the preliminary work of pre
paring for another and more important
convention.
The cohvc'iilion was called to order by
J. J. Shea , who named for temporary
chairman , It. W. Briggs of Carson. On
taking the chair Mr. Hrlirgs relieved his
mind of a brief sneeeh , and at its close
I'lvmont Hcnjamin , a recent convert , was
made tempoary secretary.
A committee on credentials was ap
pointed consisting of L. Konnehuu ,
( Joorire Jackson , ol the city ; II. Soiferl.
of Valley ; J. J. Hipsloy , of Knox , and
John Dye , of Macedonia.
As committee on permanent orirani/a
tlun J. J. Frainey , A. C. Graham , W. L.
1'atton was eho < en.
Adjournment was then taken until 1
o'clock.
On reassembling the convention was
organized by the report of the commit
tees. The temporary organisation was
made permanent with the addition of A.
Kink as assistant secretary.
A committee of ono from each precinct
and township was chosen to select the
thirteen delegates , this committee , as
named being the real convention.
Kane 1. ( ! II. Jackson.
3. S. 1) . Hohrer.
It. P. Lacey.
I. J. J. Slica.
Hoomer I. M. Sigler.
Bolknap J. L. Fetter.
Carson John Grillioth.
Crchcont O. 11. Detrow.
Garner Lewis Smith.
llnrdin James Wild.
Hazel Dell-J. K. Huff.
James 15. Collison.
Keg Creek J. L. McNay.
Knox G , Dcidrich.
Lincoln David Drown.
Macedonia J. M. Kollcy.
Minden J. Looby.
Neola K. Reiehart.
Norwalk J. P. Maxfield.
Kockford-M. 11. French.
Silver Creek M. McKen/.ie.
Valley Henry Seiflbrt.
Washington II. C. McCabc.
York Henry Hishton.
During the absence of the committee
Mr. Hriggs delivered another address , in
which he denounced Hie prohibilory law.
W. 11. M. Pusey was called out and re
sponded in a brief speech , cndorsinir the
democratic administration of national
all'airs , and predicting all sorts ! of glo
rious days in the future.
The convention then returned and re
ported the follo\ying as the delegates to
the two conventions to bo held to-day :
Congressional delegation W. II. M.
Pusoy , John Currio , A. Harris , G. Diet
rich , J. J. Shea , S. D. Kohrer , L. Kinno-
hun , E. Uoichnrt , A. 15. Perkins , II. Ilish-
ton , L. I. Pope , P. Lacy and M. II.
French.
Judicial delegation K. W. Hnggs , John
Warner , It. Kirk wood , Fremont Benjamin ,
T. W. Van Sccivor , J. M. Coons , I. M.
Sigler , G. A. Holmes. W. II. Ware , J. IJ.
Matthews , G. II Jackson , A. C. Graham
and II. 15. Parish.
The congressional convention meets at
10 o'clock this morning , and the judicial
at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Doth conven
tions will bu held in the opera house.
H ighcst prices paid for county , town
city and school bonds. Odell Bros. &
'
Co' . , No. 103 Pearl street , Council Bluffs ,
Iowa. _ _
Still lint OH' Confession.
The special telegram published in yes
terday's BKK , giving the confession of
Still Bates , who is to be hung in Indiana
to-day , caused no little talk ami stir here
yesterday. The chief interest centered
about the statement that Bates confessed
to Huvmir hit a man with a sand bag in
Council Hlull's , and throwing him under a
sidewalk , whore he was afterwards found
dead , and supposed to have frozen to
death while drunk. No name was given
of who this victim was , and there was
much conjecturing yesterday. The most
commonly accepted theory seemed to bo
thatthc victim was probably Mr , Nicola
baker , and well Known citizen , who was
found fro/.on to death March 18 , 1885.
Mr. Nicol left the house the night before ,
and in the morning his body was found ,
ho lying on his face in a ditch in which
there was a little water. Ills death was
never satisfactorily explained , and his
friends have never been able to content
themselves with the theory that ho had
drank too freely and wandered oil' . Ho
was a man who drank .some , but there
were no salisfaclory evidences that ho
came to his death in any such way.
Hence the idea that ho was tlio one whom
Bates slugged was rmilo generally ac
cepted on reading the BEB'S dispatch yes
terday.
There was no money found on Nicol's
boity , and his shoes were oil' . No trace
of them was found. There were no
special marks of violence found upon
him , except some slight bruises , which
could easily be accounted for in other
ways. At the time ot his death it was
learned that Mo had been neon in com
pany with several others , but nothing
definite could bo learned. The supposi
tion that Nicol was slugged by Bates bo-
cimo so general yeatenlay that telegrams
wore sent by the chief of police and
by others , to learn further details , Dates'
published confession not giving any
names. The answer to these telegrams
were being watched for with mtieh in
terest.
So common had become the report
some than ago that Mr. Nicol met with
death by his own carelessness , that the
Odd Fellows insurance company in
wliiuh he hold a policy , declined for. come
time to pay the policy. A few days ago ,
however , the company paid the amount ,
$1,0 < K ) , to the family.
As to tlui confession of Dates Ihat ho
was a member of a wing of the Jesse
James gang , the statement revives the
recollection of statements made by him
to persons hero. To ono he said ho be
longed to such a gang , and to another ho
admitted that , ho stood in \ \ ith a party of
horse thieves , who belonged in Missouri
and who were running hor.-es into Ne
braska. These statements being made
when ho was under the influence of drink
worn considered us mere talk , and little
attention paid to them.
His brother , William Date ? , has gone to
Indiana to claim the body , in case he is
hung to-day , and will have it brought
back to this city for interment , that being
thr request ot the doomed man. .
Tin ; Old KelllcrH.
The people of Macedonia are making
arrangements for an Old Settlers' ' meet
ing and Harvest Home reunion , to bo held
in Tompklns' grove , near town , on Sep
tember 31 , 1886 , for Mills and Potrawat-
tamio counties , The design is to Ijavn
the old settlers and pioneers of two coun
ties meet and renew former acquaint
ances and talk over olden tim/vs , and also '
cfTcct a Permanent organization should
they so desire1.
lion. W. H. M. Pusey will bo the prin
cipal speaker of the occasion , but not the
only one , ns there nro many speakers
among the old settlers , and wo propose
having them hero.
There will be no barbecue or roasted
ox , but there will bo a basket dinner in
the grove and ample provision will be
made to accommodate all coming from a
diKtancc. The generosity of the people
of this section has never noen fully tested
but none will need go hungry.
Due notice of an extra train from Coun
cil Blull's will bo given hereafter.
A great interest is being taken by old
seniors thus far , and we liavc ovcry rea
son to expect a grand gathering. Lay
aside everything and pome , for you know
not that you will ever have another
chanto to meet so many of those who
have so long borne the heat anil burden
of the day. .1. M. KKI.I.KV , Secretary.
B. F. UI.AYTON , President.
Substantial abstracts of titles and real
estate loans. J. W. & K. L. Squire. No.
101 Pearl street , Council Blull's.
A ( Jiicicr Still.
The case of Hornkel vs. Pratt and
Walker came to a close in the circuit
court yesterday. The suit was a peculiar
one. Hornkeil claims that he lent Pratt
: fWO : on the strength of Walker stoning
the note with Pratt. Pratt not being
able to [ iay he commenced suit to force
Walker to stand good for tlfo endorse
ment. Walker claimed that he never
.signed the note and that it was a forgery.
Pratt claimed Ihat Walker did , and a
number of expert witnesses testified that
in their judgment the signature on the
note was that of \ \ alkrr. The jury was
out several hours and finally decided
that they could not agree , and were dis
charged. It is said that otoht were in
favor of returning a verdict in Walker's
favor , and four against him. The court
instructed the jury lo bring in a verdict
against Pratt , in any event , as he ad
mitted his liability , but the twelve men
tried and true feared Ihat if they brought
in a verdict as against Pratt simply it
would let Walker out entirely , and to
this the four objected. The disagree
ment was therefore , made to cover the
whole transaction , and Pratt , who ad
mitted owing the amount gets on" without
any judgment being entered against him
even on his own confession ,
. Xo-day'H Conventions.
There seems little doubt but that
Colonel John II. Kcatloy will bo made
the democratic nominee for congress at
the convention to be held to-day. No
other name is _ talked of to any extent ,
and the nomination will doubtless be
given him without a dissenting vote.
There arc a number of candidaths
named for the judicial convention. There
'
are three to b'o nominated. Amonjr the
aspirants are : L. L. Delano , of Cas.sP. ; P
Kelley , of Mills ; J. M. Hammond , of
Fremont ; G. W. Cullison. of Shelby ; E.
E. Aylesworth , of Pottawattamie ; 11. U.
Funk , of Audubon.
A SINKING STAR.
The Probable Fatal Illness of Tom
Kccnc , tlio Talented Tragedian.
New York Journal : Everything points
to the fact that Mr. Tom Kcone , the tra
gedian , will never go on the stage again.
It would be amiracloth.it would permit
him to return.
For some time past Manager Haydcn
has been dubious about the chances of
his star regaining his health , and though
the stories wore all rosy that were told
about his condition in the early portion
of the season , they have gradually become
como more and more uncertain , until
Mr. Haydcn freely confesses that the
actor who was unqncstionaoly the very
best exponent of the brain and muscle
school of the American stage will be seen
no more.
It will be" remembered that about nine
months ago Mr. Kecno was suddenly
stricken with paralysis in St. JosephMo.
He was brought back hero by easy stages
and went to reside at his old home in
Drooklyn.
To a great extent his power of speech
was gone. He stuttered while speakinir ,
and his tongue seemed to stick on certain
words and be unable to pronounce ( hem.
Still , ho appeared in public more or less ,
was seen tit some of the theatres , and
when the summer season came on he
went down to his place at Sea Bright.
There he secmcil to recover much of
his old vitality and his speaking got
clearer. Manager Hayden was over
joyed at the new prospects and told
everybody confidently that his coming
season would be all right.
All at once there was a chance. Mr.
Keene grow worse , the return of the diffi
culty of speech was most apparent , and
the paralysis of one side of the bodv ap
peared to increase. For a few days Man
ager Haydcn hoped that it would change
for t'ne better , but he soon had to give
this up , for it was apparent that Air.
Keene not alone would not act , but in all
probability would sink rapidly and die
before long. It is now believed , es
pecially bv those who know Mr. Kecnc's
condition best , that ho will not Jive more
tliitn ninety days.
With him will pass away , probably ,
taken altogether , the best actor in
America. He has been eminent in every
brunch of theatric art , in his younger
days even singing in opera. He has been
a leading man in tragedy , comedy and
drama , a burlesque actor , low comedian
and a tragedian. His Richard III was
unquestionably the best to bo seen in
the'world. Ho had a largo fund of ani
malism , which ho constantly' drew upon
to exert himself to the utmost In his act
ing. It was undoubtedly this constant
over exertion that brought on the pa
ralysis that will undoubtedly prove fatal ,
The office of the secretary of the navy
has recently been decorated with a beau
tiful model of the Japanese twin screw
cruiser Naniwa-Kan , which is to bo du
plicated for the American navy. It is in
porh'ot working order , and everything
about it is according to scale. It is a per
fect sliij ) in miniature.
Kirk's German I'llo Ointment.
Sum euro for titiiiii , blceitlii ! ; , and Itching
Piles. Ono box has cared tliu worst casus of
ten years stamlimr. No one need suiter ten
minutes niter using this wonderful Kirk's
( Icrimm I'llo Ointment. It absorbs tumors ,
allfiys tlio itnhiiiK at onco. nets as a. poultice ,
elves Instntid relief. Kirk's Curman Pile
Ointment Is prepared only for Piles and
itching ot the private parts , and nothing else ,
liverv bex Is warranted by our agents. ' Sold
by druggists ; stint by mall on recelytof price ,
f 0c uur box.
DK. C. O. UK.NTON , Pnop ,
Cleveland , O ,
Sold C. K. Gonoilman and Kulm & Co. ,
15tti mid Umurlus Jfctli und Cuinlng
A woman in Albany attainted sui
cide tlio other day because her hus
band was out of work and she thought
she. added to bus burdens. She was sent
to the Ilousi ! of Shelter , and wti'jn her
husband returned with employment ho
found her glatl to bo alive ,
BEST LAUNDRY WORK
In tliocliy can uciob'talntU by puUonl/.lui ; Uio
201 llrou Juuy
GEQ , W. KCUINDELK , Prop ,
None * bill cxporloiK'Oil liumls.ejuployod , Out
of town orders by mull or express solicited , aud
tljwork. wirrautud.
HO , 401 BROADWAY ,
, Icu
Arc ojionlnp now mul Iionutiful
in
Moqncttc ,
Bo d if Ji t ' twite lst
Velvet ,
SPapestt'jlirttssels ,
3Pl
Hay Carpets. Efc.
For ofllcoH , hotels , lotliro VOOIIIH , Cull
for jirircs at Hiirkiicsd Uros , ' , 4'Jl
Itroiitlway
S GOOD
Arc now arriving ami in stock. Tri
cots. Flannels , Cashmeres , etc. K\-
ccllent for traveling anil fall service.
Black Silks and in the new colors.
Quality the best and iirices the lowest
for good goods. Ladles \visliiuir relia
ble goods will call on IIarknes4 Bros. ' ,
No.101 Broadway. Council Bluffs.
Hosiery.
A few more of those Lisle Thread
Hose left at 2i > e. . , in blank and in colors ,
at llarknesH Bros. , No.Wi Broadway.
OIL CLOTHS
In many new patterns and a larpo
stock to select from. Door Mats , Iliifjs ,
Curtains , Curtain Poles , etc. , at IJirK- :
ness Brothers , No. 401 Broadway ,
Council Bin Us.
MONEY TO LOAN-At lowest
rates , Real estate handled , In
surance written and all kinds of
i
bonds bought by F , J , Day No ,
39 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs ,
Established 1881 ,
City Steam -Laundry !
No. 3-1 N. Mnin Strcet , , , . Council Bluffs.
Finest ivoi'Je ittl l''Imvent prices for
line ivorlc. All collftrs nitl cuffs re
turned In collar mul cuff boxes
iwtliojtt extra cfiarf/e , which guar
antees work in same dontlitlon as it
leaves us. Out of town orders re
ceive same attention and at same
rates as city worlc ,
"COUNCIL BLUFFS
Fall Meeting.
FOUR DAYS' ' RACING.
Trolling , Paving and Itiiiming
Tuesday , Aug. 31st ,
Wednesday , Sept , 1st ,
Thursday , Sept , 2d ,
* and Friday , Sept 3rd ,
Including special attractions by Prof.
A , E. Walker's world famous Racing
Dogs daily and Balloon Ascensions by
ProfjA. S. Parker daily , in front of the
grandstand.
Other attractions in the way of speed
consisting of celebrated horses from
Kentucky , Ohio. Jllinois , Indiana and
Wisconsin.
Reduced rates on all railroads. Conm
everybody and have a good tlnio.
.For particulars , address
PRANK STUBBS ,
Secretary
OialiaDeialAssociatioii
Or HAUGHOTUT
, , Manager ,
Nos. 1010'15')1 Douglas fit , Omaha and
No 231 Broadway , Council Bltills.
Dcntl'try. Xn liumbunl flm , VilulUi-d
Air , Kllierunil Chorufcrni , with lliflmlckriiliiic vtrvt't
iirokli'il tiy tlioinnut wonderful uniicftlietlc , purlly-
Ine the t > li > o4uml bul dn'ii ! | > tliutUtuei.
Omaha Dental Association , Solo Prop'rs.
( iolil CruKni , ( iolil I'lul ) und Conllnuou * Cum
Teolli , u nicrlalty. llfH ivvlb W | former rrlco 115
.
per net.
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW ,
OOXJlSTOILi BIjXTF'IPS
Practices in thu Statu and Fcdural courts
Kooins 7 and ti SliM ari Block.
BOSTON TEA COMPANY ,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers ,
No. 18 Main and 15 Pearl Street , Council Bluffs.
irAXTKD 100,000 MOUH CUSTOMERS.
Arcadian Waukcslia Ginger Ale ,
The U' < irl P rnvi HU > , thai took thr < SOS.O . HKO.VS. over
all Foreign anil l > i nie > > llo ( dilnuer Ales at
tliu Xcw Orlvanx Imposition.
A most tlollarlitfiil beverage in cither hot or cohl weather , llnttlcd iliri't't
nt tliu Hpriiiirs in WaukoHlui ! . , anil m title of the finest freshly imported
.Ininaicu ( Jiiiffcr Hoot , the juices of tropical fruits , Arnuliiui Mineral Sprinp
Water ami Loaf Snijar. Eminent mi.'ilic.ul nuthority has iironouiic-'cd it "tho
most perfect example of an aromatic Xoii-Akohollc Htumii'li stimulant , while
as a bevcrapTC it is simply delicious. " For sale by
H. T. I'almer , A. M. lU-urdsloy , .loo Driossbaoli , Kit. Daniul.i ,
H. A. Hstiril , ,1. W. Kk-cb , C. Dwtkcii , Taylor & Calcf ,
. ' ) . (1. ( Alorpnn & Co. , S. T. iMeAtuo , Louie A ; MeUKor , Tibblts iV : Ward.
F. W. Spoimau , John Short & Son.
$2.50 Per Doz. or 25c Per Bottle.
WHOLES ALE AGENTS :
WIRT & DUQUETTEL KIRSCHT ij CO-
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
HOUSE MOVER AMD RAISER
Brick "buildings of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed.
Frame uuimings : xOYQd on Little Giant trucks , best in the world.
808 Eighth Avenue and Eighth Street.Connil Bluffs.
T"TTT" * * T T T * D * * T YT"4 " * *
THE HIGHES
Price paid in cash for all kinds of second hand
STOVES , Furniture , etc.
M. DROHLIOH , 608 Broadway.
226 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
Farming lands in Iowa , Minnesota. Texas , Kansas and Arkansas , ranging
from ? 1.25 to f2 ! per acre. School and state lands in Minnesota on 'JO years
time 5 per cent interest. Land buyers fare free. Information , etc. , given by
P. P. Lanstrui ) , No. 035 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
OFFICER & PTJSEY ,
BANKERS
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA ,
Establish eal857
N. SCHURZ ,
Justice of the Peace
OIlio or Atnorlo press Coin imny.
R. L.
1H N. Main St. , Council BlnfTH , la. , and
20'J S. inth St. , Honni 10 , Omaha , Neb.
MRiiufnctiiror's AKunt Tor the
CALIGRAPH TYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES
Tents , AwningH , Roofing Slate , Man
tels , Plate and Window Glass , Show-
Cascst Elevator ( hand and hy-
dranlie , ) &c.
Horses and Mules
For nil purports , lio-igtit and sold , lit roliill ni !
In lot * . I.urtru ciiuntlttcs ] to sclpcl fiom
imlrrfof llnoOrlvors , fclntrlnur doublu.
MASON WISE ,
Cuuniill Blull's.
Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards ,
BUGAlWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Opposite Dummy Depot.
caw
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* O T
S _ 3
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Horsi-u end Mules kept ciinstnnlly on tiuml
for eulo nt retail or In our louds.
Orders promdtly nllod by contria-t ou li rt
notice Block sola on commission.
81ILUTEU & J10LUY. 1'roprlctort
OTAUI.K8.
vv. uud itu street.
County and
IttinU Work ol'iill Kinds a.Spvc-
fally.
Prompt Attention to Mail Orders
MOREHOUSE & CO.
Room 1 Kvorul Block , Council Blufls.
Standard Papers Used. All styles of bind
ing in Mugazitics and .
BLANK BOOKS.
U. II. National Iliuik , M. K. Smith .V Co. ,
CIII/uiiK' Iliinl.- . JciTi ) , Wi'lls Ar Co. ,
li-.st Nulloniil D.'inV , C. II. ln"in-iuico CD. ,
Alu or .V I'u cy.lliiriliciD.C. 1) ) . livings Hunk.
R. HICE , M. D. ,
PrtnrnncHl' . other Tumors rutnnvcil wltlm'i
l > anct.rs tllo kntfoonlnnrlnjf ol bloo I.
Chronic /7/SCffSes0 mil kinds n upoclnlty
Over ttilrtv voara' prnotlenl oorionce. | .
No. II I'unrlHt. . Counuil Illuffd.
C'onsultntlon frco.
Reduction in Prices ,
IN
China , Glassware , Etc , ,
At W. S. llcmer & Cn's , No. S3 Main fit.
Council Bhill's ,
Creston House ,
TIIU only botvl In Council Illuirs Imvlnc
And nil niorlern In
iJ16 , ill unJ lil'J Main ft.
UAX. MOU.N' , Prop.
F. W. SPETMAN & BR 0
NO. 500 < k , .11 .11.41.X ST.
Daily receipts of new } ; ood.s , Hals
Caps , Clothing , nnd a full llnu of Dry
( JoodB.all of tlio latest btjlus. Call i nd
I WHOLESALE AND JOBBING
HOXTSEJS OF : V
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
AHitn i-t.ri-iiM , /f.wk\vTA /
WKLLS : * CO. ,
Agricultural Implements ,
_ _ Cnrrliwrs. I'.ti * . 1'U1. Council lllulT , town.
KUYSTON'H MANUFACTlWINCi"
Jinko the Urljrinnl nml Complolo
Hay Loader , also Rakes , Cider Mill A Press ,
COUN SIIKI.MSHS AND THRU rPTTKItS.
No > . ifOI , 1WI , l.W ) nn.l . inn . innlli Mnln Street ,
_ _ routipll HiUIT , Innn. _
'
IAY1I > UHADI.KY it'm ,
Mmmf'rs un 1 .lobhnM of
Agricultural Implements , Wagons , Buggies ,
C ril ( fr . ntnl nil Mti'l ' of Kurin Mnclilnorr.
1100 tn 1113 South Mnin Htrcot , Council nuiif *
.tXf. IIAMH.HX.
) ' . < > . UlKnN. . T. II. Dot-in , w , HBII.P.
I'rc'.A.Tri'n * . V.-l'ro &M tn. SIK.VCoiitiaol. .
Council BluTs Handle Factory ,
( Inrttrpnrntpil. ) J
Mniuirnetttrcrs ort1n , IMck , Slo.lco nnd Sratll
_ Iliuiillcs , of cvrry Ui' i Hptlon.
COUNCIL Hl.UITS CAIU'F.T CO. ,
Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades ,
Oil Cloths , Cilrtnln rixturc1" , I'phoNtiM-y UooJj ,
Etc. No. 405 llroiutwnr Council Illuirs ,
lO'Vll.
CHM/fS / , VfiH.irro , K7c.
1'KUKGOY * MOOKF. ,
Wholesale ,1nbuur. In the
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes
Nog. SSMixIn iinU XT I'ourl Sts. Council lllulls ,
town.
COMMISSION.
SNYDKK & LF.A.MAN ,
Wlnic | : ilo
Fruit and Produce Commission Merchants.
No Kl'cnrl St , Council lllulN.
DHL'tHilS IV.
HAULK , HAAS & CO. ,
Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass ,
Druggists' Sundries , lite. No. 22 Mnln St , mul
No. ai 1'ciirl St. , Council MlnlfR.
Fill / / ' . .
O. W. BUTTS ,
Wholesale California Fruit ? a Specialty
Oonornl Commission. No. 51) Ilmulway ,
Council Hlnffs. _ . . , .
WlIl'F & DUQUETTE ,
Wholesale
Frnits , Confectionery & Fancy Groceries ,
Nos. Ifi and 13 Pcnrl St. , Council IlltilTn.
amicKinux.
L. KIKSCHT & CO. ,
Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Also Wholesale Liquor Donlors. No. 4IG llroiul-
way , Council IllulT- ) .
HX7l.VB.SS , KTC.
HKOKMAN & CO. ,
Mnnu'ncturcra of and V.'holc < ale Dealers In
Leather Harness Etc.
, , Saddlery , .
Ko. KK Main St. . Council IJlu'Ja , lown.
HATS , CdlVS. KTC.
MKTCALF 1WOTIIKKS ,
Jobbers in Hats , Caps and Gloves.
Nos. 342 nnd UK nronilw.iy. Council THuiri.
KEELIXK & FELT ,
Wholivmlo
Iron Steel Nails Hardware
, , , Heavy ,
And Wood ? tock. Council ItlulTi , Iowa.
n WHS .i.vo
U. H. McDANKLl ) & CO. ,
Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides ,
Tullow.Wool , X'cltB. ( ii-cnfo ami 1'uw Council
lown.
OU. &
COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO. ,
Wlioli-siilo Donli'i-s In
Illuminating & Lubricating Oils Ganllu
E3TO. , E3TO.
B.Thcortoro , A ent , Council lilulffl. Iowa.
LUMHKll , I'lLlXG , KTC.
A. OVKKTON & CO. ,
Hard Wood , Southern Lumber , Piling ,
* .nd HrlOjfO Miiturlul Speelnltli > s.Wliolrsulo Lum
ber ol all Kliuls. ouico No. | : Main St. ,
Council lllunu. lown.
n'ltCES AXD LIQUOHS.
JOHN LINDEU ,
\Vhole. \ nlo
Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors.
AI. IH for St. fiottlmrn'H Hcrli llltti'M. No. 1J
Main St. Council Illiiirj.
scnxKinicK & BKCK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
XliClfJ Mltlll fit. . CilUHCll iKltfft.
HOTfortkLARE
The Steamer OLLIE MAY
Ncnly I ) 11 rd up , iiml u ruler tlm i > liur > rn nf n
FKlllflll OIWIIICLT Illlll pilot. iS HOW IIIIIKill | lllill-
urotripHon
LAKE MANAWA.
Wo will jrlvo i > liarli'r t" piirllcs lor 0110 hour
: rnny luiiuili nt Hunt tUiairi'il.
HiitoH of ithurlur ( ilTcn arnl iinltT-i ( nliPii at
ollk'i.'O. : ! . ) ; .M.iins t. , botwuoil lloilrn iOlol a.
m. U DA IJII .V IO.
Fpm'Inl ndvcrtlPonii'ntB , such ns I.irt. I'oun
J'o Ixiiin , Tor Pale , To Kent , \\unlH \ , llnurillnir ,
cto. , will bolnsorloil In tins coluinu lit tliu loir
rntcorrUN CIJNTri I'KIt I.INi : fortho llrst lusor
; lon and 1'lvo Cents rurliino for onvli KUlisuiiicnt |
iiikurtlon. I.ciivo uU\uril > uiii'iit at our ulllcu
So. I" 1'cul htroL't , near liioadwi'.y , Council
llhilfs.
\VAK18.
Clou KHNT Now loji ruom honeo , nil mod-
JL1 urn iiiiirovonionts. | Ninth nvuimd llluir ft.
M. H. Tlnloy , No. 1(117 ( Main Ht.
\\rANTKD An nsslstant cook at the
Tf llllUfU.
T7HJU HA Mi Old piipora. In iinintltlo ) H teL
-L at llepolllcu Nu. U I'oarl slroet. _
ST. FRA8CIS ACADEMY
COVXCIL K LUFFS , JOU'A.
An excellent n < 1u ratio mil Inttllutlon , furiileli
d with nil the inodorn ImptovbincntB , < < > :
u pt by the 31 STMItS OK CHAHITr.ll. V. M
l''ortcrm of I'.TC iiomli3 , S75. . /
Terms bcffln first JlonJay In Prptcml.ornn-1 / " '
first Moji'Jii.v in J'VUruary. Kor cntulot'ius !
dress FISTI'll ai'l'lIUIOIl
I'rancUAtadcujy.Couui'illiluUi ,
