0 THE OMAHA DAILY OCTOBER 15 , 1880.
THE DAILY HEi : .
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COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Y MORNMNS.tT. ( ) ( 15.
Oi'FICE , NO. 12 , PEABI , STnEET.
rclluiid ly t nrricr Ui nrIlnrtor tbecltrnt
11. W. TIMO.V. . . .
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nrfiNr'-sOmcf ; , No. W.
NIIIIIT I.DITOII No. Ut.
MINOU .MENTION.
Now York
Now fall poods at
Cooper vV Mi'ii' ( ( ! < ell sinvo4.
Cooper vV : MelJeo sell Hnrdxvuio.
( 'In-lip railroml licket < ut HiHlnn-ir * .
If jou Inivo not ivjjlstrit'il , ilo o nl
rinei' .
OIIP io/.pn ! c.i Wncl ? nnd si lirjo : ; pini' : |
for ifa. . " ) ! ) : it Selnnidt's iralli'O'
Hnc.inipniiMil No. 8 , Union Li-ii-riio , Ute
to K've ' it < tinnuillUiiiuet : : ! October lit.
A nexx * fiont is bcin lint onto the
luiildui } , ' occupied by Mrs. . ] . K. Meti-ulfe
on Hrouilvviiy ,
Yi'Slorduj' .Justice Ilt'iulrleks ollicinleil
nt iliu xviMiiiin of U'illiam A. Miller , of
.Silx-er City , und Kllu \ \ . .Moss , uUoof tluit
idai'i' .
TinJood ( Tomplurs jjavo u bull lu t
evening in Temple ball. It M-emt'd to hi ;
heartily enjoyed by t.o ! o wlio ] iirtici- :
jiati'd.
Do not full Into tlio delusion that be
cause you xx'ere rcjjiiton'd at the roeent
i-it.v election that your name is "till on
the books You must register ujjuin tliis
week if yon xx'ant to liuvu unj llo v lo
\0t ' .
Permit lo xved xx-as pven vesterday to
. .1.V. . Doxxi-ll , of C'liillieotlio , Mo. , and
SIIH r Hunt , of Loxeland. Also lo II. L.
I'ulmer , of Omaha , and Uura Morchuul ,
of Atlantic.
TIKMT are u larjj-1 number of Kradiu
rerlilii-ates and other dociimeuts leadv
lor the iiexvmayor's signature. H < - xyill
liavi * tox'rit3 Ins aiitorali ; ] about livt1
liniulrrd limi'.s to eateh up xvllh tlio rou-
lim1 busiuiMs.
Hi'pnlnr nieetiiiK of I'idebty Couupi ,
Mo. l.Vi , lo.al ! . Arcanum , this (1'ridax ( )
I'M'niiiK , October l"i , tit 7. ! ' . ' ) o'cloek. Al 1
memhi'is inti'rested iu ottin up a < ei ies
of parties , please attend , aKo oilier busi-
in of iniDortuncc.
The e.ity wiMpliinnstcr is sealteriujj
notices in'lonniiiir the pnbiie that "sjr.iin ,
eoal , hay , etc. , not wciirlicd on the only
city se.iles. Bryant .street , i-ity bnildiii" ; ,
is not oHlcially xx-ei lied. "
I'nilor the nexx' laxx1 no ono eau register
oiirname for you. You uin-i appear in
person before the board. If you IICK-
Jcct lliis , xon cannot .sx\i-ar in your vole
on election day , as the old custom xvas.
Deri.Moinus in liniiii ; its mori-hants xvho
throw paper Into tlie streets. Council
Illttll's , xvuieh is too ready to pattern after
Di'flMoines , .should make a move in tliis
direction. This city needs cleaner streets
and alleys , anil needs them badly.
The "C" .supper "iven by the Arino
clui ) , of St. Paul's church , lat t eveninjr ,
proved a hiippv success Tin- menu xvas
framed as to brm < ; to the front many
articles the naiiies ot xvhieh brfian xxitli
that latter of the alphabet.
An iiltuinpti'it burglary is reported as
hiivimr taken place at the reBidenee of
1) . C White , on ( iraliam uvi'ime. A loj
who xvonldn't keep liis mouth shut
is supposed to Inivo induced the felhnv.s
to llee before the sociired any plunder.
M. K. Meaden , of ( loshen , liu < , and
Miss Lulu Stephensiui , of Ihis oily , xvero
married Wednesday at , "i p. in. at the
bride'.s liome in the presence of a select
company of old triemls , the Hov. C. W
Croft.s olliciatiiiir. They loft on the ox-e-
ninj ; train for tlieir new homo in Goshen.
The marslial of Atlantic was hero yes
terday , looking after a runaxvay couple.
The friends and relatives of tnu young
folks xvere fearful that the lover xvould
not do the rifjlit tiling by the girl , but on
becoming satisfied that they had been
Jaxvfully xveddeit they coucfiidcd not to
bottler tlio course of true love any turtber.
Coeke & Morgan yesterday commenced
nuts in the district court against the
Council Hind's savings bank and the firm
of M. ] ; . .Smith & Co. , for $37,000 dam
ages on account of their dry goods store
being eloped and stock sei/.ed by attach
ments , which they claim xvero wrongfully
taken out ,
The ( ilobo , which en ioys the distinc
tion of being thu only democratic paper
lie re , at last conies out xvilli a lukewarm
endorsement of the county ticket , anil
goes through the regular grind by which
each candid. itu is given a complimentary
notice. It has not got around to say hoxv
it likes the toxvnship ticket , framed ut
the so-culled convention , and concerning
which so large u portion of the party is
( lixsatistioil.
There xvaa u roxvdv dance on North
Jiighth street lust Satur.duy night. Yes
terday four young folloxvs xvero brought
in as having been among the partici
pants , but the xvitncss who claimed they
were there , had skipped for Omaha , anil
the cases xvere necessarily postponed.
The boyw admit having been at the dance ,
but say they xvero there Him ply as lookers
on , and took no part in the tun nor In tlio
row.
Frank Norman , arrested for threaten
ing to shoot an old .sxveetheurt xvho had
married another man , xvas yesterday let
loose again , the xvomaii xvho hud him
arrested concluding that he xxould not
carry out his threats , but only meant to
scare her. Thu judge thought that the
follow XVIIH simply shoxving the xvoman
that sliu did xyoll to marry the other one ,
und at tlio woman's request the man xvas
bet free.
.Mrs , fr.ink , whoso nuniousMrs. Ilubor
became so notorious here In connection
with the Mercer ease , is said to bo in
Minneapolis , and the query is raised why
the ? 1 , < X > 0 bond which bite loft behind her
lo secure her appearance hero is not col-
leeted. Perhaps if the inquirers xvould
invobtigato u little the dineovory might
be made that the bond is not collectable ,
tliere being some glaring legal defects in
it. Thu prediction is made that the $1,000
will not be made to appear in cash for
tome time , if ux'or.
If Council Ulull's gets half the outer-
prises xvhieh are promised a big boom
will strike the city before it is a year
older. Among the latest is the promise
of a large building to bu put up by thu
rullmun ear company , it to bo 100 by 400
feet , located near the transfer and to bo
used for repairimr and housing cars , for
ollices , etc. Council Itiull's is hearing
many oheering reports , a ml so mo of them
must surely bo ruali/.ed before dcuth re
moves anne of those xvho are continually
grumbling about the city and predicting
its speedy decline.
J. It. Ulank was yesterday arrested as
being thu one who slugged um Davis on
upper liroadway Wednesday night.
Davis claimed that ho and Blank hud
trouble before , and them had been
throats mmleby Blank- that ha xvould hit
him xvith u billy. Davis xvas walking
along the street xvith an umbrellu over
his head xvhou a man , xvhom ho took to
bu lilunk , suddenly pulled it abide and
hit him over the head and aerobs the
baek xvith a billy , which xvus found yes
terday morning in the btreet near by.
U'hu man then run and made good his
escape , Itlank denied that ha xvas tlm
assailant , but admitted having oxvnod a
billy , but not the ono that xvas found ,
Ills was at homo , but when sent home to
, get it ; ho xvas unable to produce it in
court. Illank also brought witnesses to
shoxv that lie xvas not there at the time
of the assault. Judge Ajlcsxvorth took
the case tinder advisement , promising a
decision this morning.
tn VMIT ATivnn'i' iini trv
T lii , Aivrt lIAiORb POUCi ,
Ilin Inaugural Prewnts PraGtionl Points of
General Interest.
FAVORING THE WAGON BRIDGE
7 IIP I ) < iinK4 ol * Hif Counoll Stiniluy
SlnijlVorkor in Session An
Ul I OiMMt to Hlnli Oinnha
1'Kipci-ty.
15-lN. ,
- Oet H.OnVuiltii'
AVO-A , - - < ilay oven-
urroil the murriugo of Ali s ( 'Inr.v
H. Norton , ( illicit i laii.shtur of .Mr mul
Mri. C , 11 Norton , of this city , to Mr.
CIiirli' : . E. Knwcctt. of ( 'filsir U.iii | < U , li. :
At mi uitrly hour tliu IIP IS bn .itt to a
? oiiiblc : iid bt'fori ) I ) o'clock the Mi.iciotH
( cirlora worn litlotl willi a merry cioivil.
well littlnjc the oot'n ion. At ( ! oYloek
wcililliiffinaroli , played by Mi L. L.
Valentine , utiiioiiiii > i > il tlic coining of tin-
lindal parly , consivtiny of the brhlc anil
attcinlani , MUs Hattie Hunt , of tli'o
place , tin ; room anil attoiulant , Mr. I'nt-
nain , of ( Vilar It-iplils. Tliu brlilts's ili-r-s
was i-roain-whltu nnn's-vclliiiK ' , with niar-
sliullncil biuls anil am ! tube ro- i , no ar-
t'clo ' of ji'Wi'lry bcinir worn. Tlio jirootn
wa attiroil in tinusual black.
Taking toitions ) inidcr a beautiful
arch of ecrKn'enfrom tliu center
of which a tuarria i ! hell \ -.uspcmleil. .
The ceremony was then performed that
made them oho by I'mteorjje ( Himlloy ,
of Weeping Water , Neb. , it rulativo of
thu bride. C'oiijM-atulat.oiii iiuiuorous
and earnest were iven Ilin newly
wedded , after which an elo'rant repast ,
comprKiuj' the delieaeics of the f > ea > ou
was > .er\etl. .Mirth and ueneral n.iyety
prc\ ailed At 8 o'clock the bridal party
took their leave amid showers of rice and
old slipper's. Many of the quests accom
panying them to the train. Mr. and Mrs.
I'ucott will make Cedar K-iptils their
home. The bride ( or Clara ) is well
known amoup our people having lived
here from childhood , her quiet ladylike
manner has won for her a lioit ot life-
lom ; friends who hold her in
hiih ; esteem and heartilv wish her
all the joys ( his life allbnls.
The jrronmis a resident ot Cellar Kapids ,
and though not so well known to us , it is
proven bejoml all question that ho is
deaerviny , and pOses es all the yooil
qualities necessary to make a aood
husband , by the captivation and hiking
from our mid.st "one of our Kirls" wlio
is known for her oed judgment. May
jov and happiness be ever theirs.
I'he ) ) nj < ents were : One-half do/en
silver knives and forks Mr. and Mis. < N.
Hodgson , Mr. ami Mr.s. C. 1. Swartfajjor ;
beautiful plush pin cushion , haml-omely
embroiileied , Miss Hattiu Hunt ; largo
silver vase , Mr and Mrs. .1. K. 1'owers ,
Mr. and Mrs. II. Stenhens , Mr. and Mis.
.1. K. Owens. Mr. and Mrs."or ! e Maier.
F. Wallman ; two beautiful h.ind painted
sailers , Mr. and Mrs. II. Voote ; one-half
do/.en .silver fruit knives , Mr ami Mrs.
Dr. II. I ? . Daj silver butter knife in satin
ease , Mr. and MrK. . .S. Halt ;
one half-do/.en Mixer fruit knives , Mr.
and Mrs. Henry CurtU ; silver vase ,
Frank lieyinur and Miss Aliee Nash ;
one half-iio/eii silver unt ) ) icks , blisses
Nettie and NoiM Uailer , ( irinnell , Iowa :
two yolnmuh of po"mshanilsonielv bound
in alligator. Miss L. L. Valentine , Miss
James and Miss Henrv ; silver butterdish ,
very handsome. Mr. and Mr.s. L. I ! .
Worth , Mr. and Mi's. V A. Worth , Mr.
and Mrs. . I. L. Nash , Mrs ,1. H. Jackson ,
Delia Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hlanchon ;
one do/.en silver nut , picks and eraek ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hake. Mr. and Mrs.
1C A Consiirny ; beauliiul wateh and
odor cae combined , Mr and Mrs. II. B.
'VaNon , Council Hlull's , Iowa ; handsome
hand painted china fruit dish , Mrs. J. C.
Norton , Mrs. C. W. Uryanl , Oakland ,
Iowa ; lovely -.ilk bag , Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
( Jreen , Omaha , Neb. ; fancy match safe.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Van Hi unt , carving
knife and fork , Mr. and Mrs L. L.
Archer , Carson , la. ; txvo hand painted
pepper bottles , Mr. and Mr.s. S. H. Blake ;
elegant silver son ) ) ladle , Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Jenks , Mr. mid Mr.s. F. Farnsxvorth ;
large mirror with beautiful plush frame ,
Mrs. J. T. JenkinsMr.s. . 1. 1' . Halloek ,
IJrayton , la. ; handsome .silver nankin
ring , Mrs. M. E. Jones , Marion , Kan. :
silver jewel ease , acorn in shape , lined
with elierry satin. Mr. and Mrs. F. ( T.
Het/.cl , Mr. and Mrs W. H. Van Brunt.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I' . Het/.el , Mr. and Mrs.
K. Cook , Mr. and Mr.s. C B. Harding ,
Mrs. D. Hunt ; silver clock , Mr. and Mrs.
1C. 1) . Hoopes ; coral water set , witli ham
mered brass tray , J. M. Norton and wife ,
Chicago. lexdeorgo { llindley and xvife ,
Mrs. S. F. Pearl , xx'eeping xvntcr , Neb. ;
picKle. dish xvith silver standard , fancy
crystal bowl , Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Davis ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. ( X Davis , Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. Ainsxvorth , Mr. and Mrs. S. C.
llurloxv.
An Independent Candidate.
1 hereby announce myself as an inde
pendent candidate for justice of the
peaeo. and submit my claim to the voters
of Council Blnll's , la. , on tne 2nd day of
Nox ember , 183G. A. L. iIi.M : > itiCKs.
Important City An".ilrn.
All of the aldermen xvero present at
last night's meeting to greet the new
mayor , who presided for the first time.
His inaugural was read , ordered spread
uion ) the record , and the several matters
therein spoken of referred" to the appro
priate committees.
The matter of opening up Ninth avenue
through to the river was brought up.
Mr. George F. Wright , in behalf of the
property oxvner.s , expressed their willing
ness to give the rltjht of xvay for the
avenue , so that it could be opened with
out expense to the city. Referred to the
city attorney and city engineer to report
ordinance , pjats , deeds , etc. , preparatory
to the council taking action ,
( ieo. F. Wright presented an ordi
nance , giving the right of xvay over cer
tain streets to the Omaha and Council
lilulls Railway and Hiidgu company , to
lay street car tracks and operate its lines
for txventy-flvo years , The streets spec-
illed xvero Ifroadxvay , South First ,
Graham avenue to High street , High
street from Ninth avenue tu Sixteenth
avenue , along Sixteenth avemio to Third
stieet.Tliml street from Sixteenthax'onuu
to Tenth ivenno , Tenth avennu from
Third btreet to Sixtli street , Sixth street
from Tenth avenue to Hroadxvay.
The ordinance was explained as
being one of t ho features of the new bridge
enterprise , the bridge to bu located near
the foot of Hroadxvay , und this line of
htrent ears to bo ran'in connection xvith
that. The ordinance provides that no
steam motor shall bo used except on
Broadway , xvest of Eleventh street.
The eitv attorney could not see that
the city could lose anything by the pas
sage of the ordinance , provided it xvas
amended so that the company should
conform to the grade of jtrvetb , and that
the city should not relieve the company
ot responsibility of damages claimed by
private parties.
The ordinance xvas laid over under the
rules.
The question of paving Hro.ulxvay clear
to the river xvas called UP , but no action
taken , it appearing that the paying could
bo ordered .it any meeting ,
Mr. Wright also read an ordinance
giving to the Union Pacific the right to
lay tracks along Tenth avenue , fiom
Third street xvesterly , the company to
lay tracks within ninety days , and to
build n freight depot at the intersection
of Shth ktrcut and Tenth avenue.
The ordinance xvrl.ild over under t ! . >
rnios.
A number of the property owner * on
that avenue protected ngnin t the giving
tip of lite street to the railroad. Some of
tin-Hi htul xxorked long and hard to get a
little home , and noxv to hnxe it rendered
worthies * naturally caused them to bu
indignant. They will be given a further
chunce to be beard , and the council
promi es to investigate , and moxe sloxvly.
The oididancR * will be t.iken up again
next Wedne'day night , to which tune the
council adjourned , after the transaction
of < omo routine bii < ini > * ' .
Tlie Innuuiirtil.
At the meeting of tl-e eily council ln .l .
evening Mayor ( ! roncxvc < r on taking the
chair addressed them as follows :
( Gentlemen of tint Council : At a special
election held on the -lilt Inst. the i-lii-tnis uf
therttyof Council Hluifs . .axnt to elect mete
to the nlllco of inaxor. to III ! the unexpireil
term of the linn. .1 .1V. . Chapman , deceased.
After nntlcu of election hail been serxcil
nnon nuI I ipialiiied In a"eoidanre with tliu
Inxv .mil sulmiitte I nix bond to > iir honorable -
able hoily lei nppiox.il , xvlilch bund \\iis np-
iiroxed on the 7lh lust. On the d.iy lolhw-
I in ? I enteied iiion | the ill'c'i.irji- ' tnv of-
llei.il iliillis. The untimely detth of
Max or Cliu ; > nmnhieh " c.iiwd the
necessitv tor a vp.-eial elrrtloll ,
to n'.l the X'ac.mex cie.itcil. xxns a bt u-axe-
incutliicli Is sold ) tell by Iliccitx nt larue ,
nsxell as b > almost exerj fmlMilnal eltl/en ,
without icunrd to iiartv iiMltiation.Vlicn
the cltx lost . .lohnV. . Clmpiinm. U ln-t one
of it Utreinnst , ahlest and best eit/eii ! , a
linn who \\as xxidely and taxeiahly lnn\\n ; ;
xxlth a imtltn.il iiMiiitntion ; a nnn wlut XXMH
alxv.ixs ready to advocate and defend the in-
tciestsef the city ami Its vili/ens ; a man ot
slilfthiinesty und Intculj. . sineeie nnd Inni
\xliiitexer lie advocated nnd bellexoil to lie
rl 'lit , but , ahxajs nir.ihle , couiteniiMind tn- !
er.mt toxxnnls tlinse xvhn lividouiioviti' vloxxs
When a community loM-ssncha nun , it nmv
veil feel soiry anil uiieM'il.aiul ! ook niotitiil
\xlllinnxietxand despair to nnd another to
take Ills place. Alter the death of M.iyor
Cli.ipmnn > our Imnoinble liody ele-tctl.l. V.
Kvaus as mayor pro tpinpoii * . The pooil
sense and \\isilon. exhibited bx this netlon is
admitted by all. lie Is a i ; nileniaii ol the
highest tj-pe ; a business man ol mine-than
oidlinirv aft'.llt. ' , In whose ImiiiN the lunis of
elt > pivermneat eunlil be s\iel > enti listed.
.Assuming eolltiol ot the city nll.nrs
mnli'i Much i-lii-iinistiince- I do soxith meat
leliicinncifee'im ; ; the jrient re-ionsilillty [ , ,
ami kiio\xin < tiill x\cll tli.it pcth.iis uioie is
I'XIiecteil of me tlnii 1 > xill ue able to l\e ,
and all I c.m promise Is lli.it \\ill serve to
the b--it nl in.v abditj. Kverxlhiiif : c-on-
ncctcil xvilh the Interests of tiisdtv is uexv
to me r.t picsent. and Ixlll I thercrme h.ixe to
anpcal to your lutienee and liidiil.cnei' tor
awhile , until 1 sh'ill be alile to pi > - > t n selt'
and become familiar \\ltli tliedllTeient de-
liaitmcnts. Our city hcliu' one ot the jrreat-
est railroad centeis in the xvesi , it should bo
our policy to extend to the va-
lions loads cuiituiim ; hvie all possi
ble ntlxnntaccs Tor ninkini ; eonneetlnns
and locating depot iiounds. and uruntlm :
them the riKlit ol xv.\x' , but at the sanie time
caie and judgment slioulil be used to protect
om clti/cns troin Injuiy. I undurstand a
movement is on foot to build another bridge
acioss the Mis.somi river at or ne.ir the foot
of Uro.idxxay , tlierebi tlxlni ; one moro connection -
nection xxitli our younger but larger sister
citj. This cnk'nuisc seems to bj of the
: e.itcst Importance , and xvben conmleted
canmit help out prove a nieat benefit to us ,
as xxell as the e on the other side of the
river , xvho me in search of cheap homes.
The represcnt.itixcs Ot this coinp.inyill
probably appear before you to asu eci-
lain plivlle es , and I xvould roroiunu-nil a
liboial nohey townul them , but IICXXT losing
siuht of the riulitsnl piivatecit'/.ens.
Chief ol Police ,1. M. Matthexvs Ims ic-
sl.'iicd nnd I Imx'c appointeil .lainei Mullen
to Ills place. His bond is tiled xxiib thu city
cleric subject to jour njipruxal. In Mils de-
pnitincnt I desiie to in ike some dunces nnd
xvill report the same at the proper t me.
The lire ilt-naitmunt seems to be In good
rnnniim order. Chief Templeton says he ie-
( juiics moie liosp for xvlniei use , and 1 xvimld
e.ill the attention of the I'ne committee to
this for inx'cstiration. The sti Inking ot
wires for the nuxv tire alarm system is pro-
Kiusslnt : liiu'ly , and 1 hope lh.it coo ; ! icituts
xvlll bo attained \\lien It Is completed. Upon
ciiperllulnl Insueetioa of tm ! tiiiniii-es ot IMo
city , 1 am sorry to lind no axMilnblo cash in
the truii'iiirv to pay tetiend land xuinnnts.
If these win rants could bo Kept at p.ir , it
would prove a iroat iidvant.11 ! , nlile to the
city nml those xxho are employed and paid
out of the fund. Apparently there are but
txvo x\a > s to bring tills about , and
that is by either iiicicauiiir ! the income or
decreahlns tlieexpi'inlitmes. It is not my
desiie or intention toeensuie orolt'clso the
past actions ot Urn council , but for the tnture
1 xxonld iccommend that the expenditures bu
kept strictly xvitiiin ( lie income , and , if pos
sible , provide tor the outstanding oidcis. A
Kient deal ot the shortage in this fund van
be attributed to the non-payment of saloon
licenses. 1 find Hint there Is duo to the city
and unpaid liom tills source , nearly S-J.OOO.
i'hls is not , ns it should be ; the saloon men
on ht to come Corwaul and pay their license ,
nnd tlieieby shaio a noitlon ol Urn expenses
of the city Koveinment. A more strliiireut
policy lu tlds direction should bo followed.
All other funds seem to be In a healthy con
dition , shoxving balances enough to meet the
cmrcnt demands. The acureirato balances
In cnsh noxv in the hands of the trensincr
foot ui ) to about S'JO.OOO , xvitli about that much
more in the bunds of the comity treasurer ,
not yet paid over. The latter Includes col
lections for the general fund which Is all in
wanants. The tieasmer rank's upon his
books a lex-y fund slioxvlng a balance of
S.iWiO and nuisance fund with a balance of
$101.13. llolh ot these funds seem to have
outlived their usefulness , Mid 1 would recom
mend Hint these balances bo merged Into the
police fund aad thus make the money availa
ble for use.
Tne paving on upper Hroadxvay Is pro-
cipsslng nicely durlngthls excellent \\eathcr.
The impiovement to the sticct and the ml-
joinlng piopcrty can lianlly bo estimated ,
and paving should bo extended ns rap
idly ns the abutting property can bear the
expense and the city is able to pay for Inter
sections , etc. In connection xvith this I
xvould call attention to the necessity of es
tablishing some uulfoim system ol having
the invert streetscleaiied. This is nccvsssuy ,
and 1 belicxo the people demand It.
Muny people residing along the cictik nro
complaining ot mnnmo and other nibbish
being thrown Into It , nndtheieby obstructing
tlm channel and cieating a miis.mce. In my
opinion tins ought to bo stopped ami the
nuisance abated as the people leshllng theie
are entitled to the same protection ns tho-e
who lixe elscxvhcio. 1 believe xxo hnvo an or
dinance I'oveiing Mich eases nlul It should bo
strictly enforced , and the vlolntots punished.
Permit mo to call your attention to the loss
ot lexemie to tlio city caused by not having
an ordinance , icmiiiln. all weighing nnd
xvood measining to bo done by the superin
tendent ot the markets , an olllco established
by the stnto law , nnd this olllcerelected by the
people. 1 believe , that nn ordnance com-
uells him to pay Into the city
tiensnry''O per cent ot nil his fens , but ns
lorn ; as private panics me allowed to do
weighing the city xvelglimnster bus but little
to do , gets no fees , and In consequence the
city loses the revenue. The city Ims gone 10
the expense ot establishing standard scales
and there does not seem to be
any nppaiciu tensun why they
should not bo extensively used.
Inasmuch as the city needsadilitiounl In
come It mlgt't bo well to luvesti.ute tins mat-
tei closely.
Xoxx- , gentlemen , I xvould ask that each
one of you letalu your respective places on
the various committees to xvlilch you hnvo
been appointed , nnd 1 hope our ollicial con
nections maj bu pleasant ami harmonious ,
ami that good results may bo attained , benu-
licml to the xxholo city , without regard to
party , clique or combinations.
Richmond Ranges for haul coal are the
best. Cooper & Mcico ( sell them.
It May Ho a Fortune.
Will C. Gariuan , of tljis city , has in his
po-scssion an old deed , which may lind
its xvay into courts , and may bo the
menus of putting him in possession of a
comfortable fortune. Ho has made the
discovery that his father-in-law , W. H.
Probosco , xvho died some years ago , was
once the owner of a largo number of lots
in Omaha. The deed in question is one
by which the < ) i ilri City company , by
its president , < 1 I Palmer , noxv a resi
dent of tins c ! convoyed to Mr. Pro-
boseo sixty lots tu what is noxv the most
valuable part of Omaha. The deed is
dated October 1 , 1855 , and in it reference
Is made to the lots us described on the
map issued in August of that year. At
that time and for years afterwards the
lots wore of little practical value , und for
ar lH .1 M ' ' ' : ' " ' " ' wUh
mt r. ailntf iriv ri'turus U hen | u <
died , li ix'iijf initiiir In ir , filu > njj tn < ,
the present xxife Of Mr. ( iurman. nothing
xvas done to pro * * > rvo the title and retain
po ? i"jioii of the propulv , ; unl thy
facts have ln'ikinic lo l to sight for some
time. Noxv the llnding of the old deed
has spt inquirv on foot , and there is said
to be a po-Mlnlitr tlmt there is a fair
shoxv by a light in the courts to secuic
thH propertv to the heirs. Tlio deed Is re
corded bv Ljiinn ItielinrrtMin nnd wit-
nos-inl hefon- . J PopDlelon. as nolarj.
Mr ( jarman has placed the matter in the
hands of Ids attorneys to look up , and
see \xliat i-.in lie done about il. The lots
are s.iid to bo among the moM \aluable
in the c-itv. and if there can be any title
gained for the heirs it will be a hot inn/.n ,
and perhaps tiiotv may be sullieicnt
-lioxving made hxhieh a laige sum at
least could bi > obtained lo remoxe the
shadow from the properly. Just xvhnt
the c lain lo ( he propertv'amounts to at
tliis late dale cannot bo determined until
futHUT investigation is given it. The
records are being looked thtough , and as
Probo-eo nexer deeded the properx. !
axvay , the matter is deemed Mii1k-ionll >
important lo warrant the heirs in look
ing ll up.
First-class regular dinner 2."i cents 12 teD
D o'clock. Pliientx chop liou-e , fio. >
Hioadway.
Klectrie door bells , burglar alarms , and
oxery form of domi'stlo electrieal tipli ) )
nnces at the New York Plumbing Co.
Tlio Sunday School Workers.
The Sunday scliool convention opened
iN lirbt session at the Haptist clinreh jcs-
terday atteruoon as previously an
nounced. Although not us many were
in atlenilance xvas as desired , the meet
ing itself xvas of an e.xc.-cdingly iiMrue
tix-o and interesting character , urging
upon Sunday school \\-orkors the greatest
earnestness mid enthusiasm in this noble
work in xxliich they are engaged. The
programme xvas carried out u pnblMiod
with one exception. In the absence ot J.
1. Loxe , lie ! devotional exercises xvere
conducted by Mr. Muixv , rvreveutati\e ) )
ini ionurv of Harrison county. Last
evening able uddrevs xvere given bv Drs.
( ooley , MeLreaiy and Keielienbaeli.
i lie folloxxiug programme is announced
for to-day , it being a change from that
originally arranged :
MOIIMNO.
9:01 : Devotional exeicNes.
! ' : : -lelatlon { ot lamllj to the btnulny
school.
I0:0i-nnilp.itlnnsof : | | tlicsiippilntcnilcnt.
10o-oiinliiicatioiisof : : : Hie tcuuhcr.
ll:00-Tliu : teacher'lexx.ml. .
. \rni.xoox. :
2:00.Sunda.school : liteiatme.
20-lepoit : : ! ! fiom bunilay school mission-
niv
3:00 : .Sabbath descc'ation.
-1:00 : What can be done to make the xvoik
pcimniieiit.
) : ; ! -Kectlon i ! ot officers.
Adjournment
Seal brand oysters at H. J. Puhucr4s.
See that your books are made by More-
house oc Co. , room 1 , Kverett block.
'
I'nrnirraplis.
Mrs. K. A. Collins , of Shelby , \\-as at
tlie Pacilie yesterday.
John Allies noxv starts on another ex
tended European trip
J. ( J. Ad.niH and xvifo , of Sioux City ,
were ut the Paeilid yesterday.
G. Cusnoper , one ot Hastings' hotel
clerks , xvas at the Ogdcn yesterday.
T. M. C. Logan , from the town bcurin"
his name , xvas.at tie ( Ogden yesterday.
Charles Umblo is lying seriously ill at
his home on avenue U. xvith typhoid
fever. ,
Mrs. P. T. Nelson , of Harlan , is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. A. Kussell , on ave
nue ( j ,
Hon. Thomas H. Martin and daughter ,
of Washington , were at the Pacific yes
terday.
Mrs. Hi'nton , of Memphis , Mo. , is vis
iting Mrs. C. P. Hointon and Mrs. Dr
Judd.
Mrs. Shannon and Mr.s. Col ton , of
Hroxvnsville , Pa. , uro the guesls of Dr.
Cleaver.
Miss Belle Hatcher has returned from
Burlington , Neb. , xvhere she has been for
a short tinm past
J. P. Maxliehl. of .Norwall ; , one of the
democratic nominees for county commis
sioner , xvas in the city yesterday.
Dr. I'lumcr , xvho recently graduated in
the east , noxv leaves for Germany to
t : ke additional courses of studj" .
C. A. Mitchell , a xvcll known Chicago
mercantile tourist , is at the Pacific on a
regular monthly visitation to customers
hero.
hero.Mr.s.
Mr.s. A J. Footo has joined her hus
band hero , he being in the fruit tree busi
ness , and making headquarters at the
Pucilic.
J. K. Davidson , of Logan , xvho not only
knoxvs hoxv to run a hotel but also a
newspaper , the Courier , was greeting his
Council Blufl's triends j'esteruiiy.
We have a fexv rare bargains in good
stoves that are somewhat old stylo. If
you xvant a good stove for a very little
money , nail at Cooper & McGeo's.
MuyorGronoxvog's desk xvas last c\-en-
ing graced by a beautiful boquotof roses ,
placed there xvith the compliments of the
Cleveland and Hcndricks club.
Anything you xvant in Housekeeper's
Hardware and Tinxvaro at Cooper ' &
McGeo's.
Substantial abstracts ot titles and real
estate loans. J. W. & E. L. S.iniro. No.
101 Pearl street. Council Blulls.
John Hcckley. the xvell knoxvn caterer ,
has taken charge of the lunch counter at
at the Mint.
Hard and softcoal , xvood , lima , cement ,
oto. Council Blurts Fuel Co. , No. fW'J
Broadxvuy. 1'clcphonu No. 180.
Everard and Eulaliu. by Ed. Wright ,
for sale by Bushnell & Crockxvell.
Mr. Wells Cohk , ono of the oldest and
lies knoxvn of Council Blulls citUuns ,
has become associated with Charles A.
Baker , of Omaha , in the real estate and
loan business , intending to handle Coun
cil Binds real estate as xvell as Omaha
business. Their Council Blulls oflico xvlll
be at 127 Eighth street. The lirm is a
strong ono , xvidouxvuko , mul cannot but
niuko a success by their joint ellbrts.
Frpsh oysteru ii | every style at the
1'luL-nix Chop House , Xo , 005 Broadway ,
Mrs. A. S. Hull iM prepared to do dress
making on short notice and at reasonable
prices. No. JJx'S Broadway.
J. Ernsdtorf , having taken entire con
trol of the I'lui'iiix chop house , desires testate
state that ho has secured the services of
Charles Decker , a llrst-class cook of New
York city. The host the market affords ,
night and day , in the best style ot the
art. Will also have a regular LIU of faro
A Crnnil Display.
With last night the grand fall and win
ter millinery opening of H , Friedman
ended , The display xvas a grand one in
deed , and his many friends and custom
ers as well as thu public in general had
an opportunity ol xvitncsaing the newest
styles and latest designs of tlio French
modiste. Much admiration xvas caused
by the pattern room , which had been so
ingeniously arranged by Mrs. Mitchell ,
xvho is again this season m charge of tlie
millinery department. The notion tie-
WHATEVER ELSE YOU
/oif/r/ Hint Hir Ctiinii'll llln/-i ) On1COIIIIHIIIII ' irlltmrAr a
elm title in lln-h' jh'in nn liniiiut'i/ lit nc.rl , anil Hint tln'H tire Ixmntl to
nnitci-liittif ml net' tin Ir stork liifow Unit tin if.
( Jo MT tlicin iM-fni't' HHII ] Hiivlnt + r cltcirhcrr , tnnt obtain tin-r ! ; r/rr ,
/ / ' ijitii ii'tinf In luift nnnllilnu in tin , 'ilint' thru " - illiv ? / i/nit jH'h'i's tlutt
Il'lll Ct'l'tltllllll Xltlt I/OII
rk 'OIMS oj'uttiifffrs itinl ii/rf/.rs / / of
Mattings , Window Shades ,
CUBTAIN AHB UPHOLSTERY GOODS , Etc ,
. I lot of Tn Mi' I.liicin. Tuirt'.t and X i > htiii to rlo.tr out nt IKSS
Til.IX ro.ST. .sv < - tin-in.
Conneil Bluffs Carpet Co. ,
"No. 4:05 Broadway , Council BlufFs.
rj 3
3 !
Farm.ng Lands in loxvu , Minnesota , Kansas , and ranging from if . "i ( M ) to
$10.00 per acre. School and slate lands in Minnesota on 3)ears' ) time r > per
cent interest. Land Buyers faie free. Information , etc , gixen by
3 ? . IE5. -CTSTJEVCTUP ,
No. " > . " > Broadxvay , Council liltin"- . Iowa , agent for i'reidrik eii & Co. , C'lleago. '
RS. C. L GJUJSTTE ,
, c , ± , o-
HAIR GOODS ,
?
, , i/o-t
partment m nrite.il niueli ( iraisc by the
novel arrangement of the line line of
goods carried by Mr. Friedman.
The Now Police Koroo.
The mayor lu-t night reapi > ointcd all
of the old police force except O Ulcers
Cousins , Lexvis and Wiglunmn , In their
iilaoesjie appointed C. A. Hose , It. P.
llendrieks and L. Tamasie.
Seal brand oyslersat 11. .1. Palmer's.
Custom-made railroad shoes and Ger
man slippers at G. Bi.ixsim's , Main st.
MURDER ! !
Diphtheria Isuirtiln iuii1 < luir It * imiiual visita-
linn , 'lonjciiri'ti-iulot ' 1)11. THUS. .II'ITKKIS'
HI'.MKDV lor Hint tiitnl nu'liily has ilLMiion-
Etiatcil the liu't Unit It N intullll'lcusn ' iiruxuut-
Ixii nnd cum. Ifjon jiermlt jour chililieiito
ID | illi illplilheiiii , "Tlii'lr hlnoil lie upun youi
head. " For -iiilo oiilj ul tlio ulliet1 , No. 1 South
stli ticotOiitiL'H Illuirs , In , , or uunt l ) > * express
on receipt oC price. Si.
Troin thu Oiimlm Ileo :
Mr. .1. H. Itutli-r. of lliicl Dpll.I'ottnxvnttnnilo
Co. , town , mid his InniHy of ctcvon persons ,
uerei\ll > lckwlth iiuillL'nuiit < 1 phtlicilit. l'\ury
one < it ilium lius rec-overo I liv Iho no or Dr.
Ji-llurls11'itnentlxo unit CHID for Diphtheria ,
without the uid ot u iiliycl.m. : .
Fiom tliu Couuull lllulls Diilly llomlil :
Mrs. 1' . M ( Juuird.wlto of Knjrliiccr flcrnril ,
or the I'nlou 1'uelllu. this city , 1ms boon u Brent
suircrc rfor ninny > oars , Tltli whnt was siip-
piMjL-il to tmcaneerol the tin out. It was --o nml
she win thicatuni'il with Mat vntlon. llui tt'n-
ernl \\nifniuplatcl.vbKikvn. . Mio could
only H iiliow liquid looil. nml oxen thill uoulil
not illtri"5t or iisslnillate I'lisploliins ol Oiuiuil
lUtilIsi\iil ( Uniiilui mtciulcil fu-f lor tlirco yuius
uintKiixo no rc-lU-t. Dr. Juirorls.ot this city , In
four xxvcl.ti' lliuo cuteil her tliiout , mi.l com
pletely rc toi oil her hoallh. Und Mrs. ( ii-inid
not obtnliicil lolluf Fnon Blio Mouhl liaxc died
Iroin hlood poison , the tuiim that destroyed the
llloorCJi'ii. Grnut.
IVom the Council lllnlTs Oully rjlobo :
M. A. Mcl'lku , oilltor of the Oarabriu ( Ebcns-
Imrir , I'a ) Kroomun , lins b cn the personal
Inunil of the editor ot the Olobo tor moro thiui
twenty yens , unit H known whoioxer hois
known us ono of thu but men llxin . ills fnniily
was riivniroil with diphtheria , iiuil rii'iilly dis-
tiii-si-'il. MIIIIO of Dr. JclTeils' Dlphtlicrlu Cuio
uas used , iindthe llxes of the tc tof Uhcliild-
rou snx-cil. I.ettort. Iroin Mr. Mcl'lko are mi-
bounded In their expressions or pratitudo for
lliullnp seine means ol axx > rtlnir the IOVH of nil
his llltlii ones rix-o of Sir. MoPiku'B children
out ol'i.'lfr'it ' died fioiiKllnhtliurln buloic lie luiii
Riioppoitunityof nslntDr. . Jolfcrls' remedy.
DV.pM--iil nvseiiesul
Dysiioptic , why lu'o In ml err und dlo in dls-
pnlr xvitli eniiccr of the htonineli ? Dr. TlionuiB
Icllorii cures every cu o of ludliroatlon ami
constipation In n very short time. Hen of ref
erences fix-on. Dysponslu is the cnuso of
ninety I'i'r ' cent of nil < ll cnscd condltloiiB.
1'rlca fl for two weeks trentmeiit.
Dr. Jctfarls' dliihthoriii mcillcinn 13 Infiilllhle
for nil kinds of core thrnnts. Indlsponslblo in
putrid HOI-O throat , in malignant s-arlot rover ,
clmiiFliii ? It Ints ixiiirrt to the simple torm. Infal
lible euro lor all lulhimmatory. ulupratlve , put
rid , cnncnrniiB nlcoriillon of thu womb and all
eiitiirrhal eondltlnns.
full printed Instructions how to nso the medi
cines sent with them. No doctor irqulrcil.
Hr. .Ictfcris * remedies can only bo obtained nt
his ollice. No. SI Sniilli Kltflitn Btreet , Council
IllulTs , lonn.orscnt ay cxpieas on receipt of
price.
FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY ,
1514 Douglas St. , Omaha.
NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN.
Ladies buliiK u Vi Hat or Honnct , ono faro
will be paid ; f 10 , round trip.
H. S. KI.OY1) , A.O MiUAMl'lim.I ,
MemlxTiiiilrrrton Cot Mciulicr Now Orln.ui * rot-
ton Kx'Kt'iiU'I ' tun ntrliaiii.0 and
Mvrclmiita' K llourd u (
S , S , FLOYD & CO ,
Itioliurs la
n i
, , - , , "
l | 1 IUI bUUIIUj
AND STOCKS ,
For Future Delivery
U'ltl Open for InislttcMtiHSftnn an of-
Jleeti run ln'Jltleil HI > ,
10f > ANJi HI S. 1'itlt HTltliKT.
Unforto 1st Xutlnunl Ilanlr , Ouiiilia.
THE BANK OF COMMERCE
JiiJO XoHh Jdth fit reel ,
Paid in Capital , . . . . $100,000
OHO. H. nAKKKIt , President.
BOIIT. L. GAHL1CIIS , Vlco-Prcsldeut.
1' . JOlINSO.V.t'ashlor.
DIHECTOItS :
SAUUKI.TL JOIINEO.V , ( ! KO. K. UARKEU ,
OUT. L. OAiiLiciiii , WM. BKIVEUS ,
F. U.Joiiwco.v.
A irenertil banking buelncMj trnnaHcteil.
lutertet allowed on time ilepotit .8
OIllcu , 1111 1-3 riirimin.
. UOih ami California.
Will make a Qpsciul Sale this week o
OIL CLOTHS , CURTAIKS ,
CURTAIN GOODS , ETC.
Prices will bo Lower than made by
any other store in the west.
Do not fail to see us before purchas
ing elsewhere.
This department wo shall close out ,
and shall mnko prices to sell them. Our
Stock is seasonable and styles excel
lent. „
Tiiese are Bargains Never Be
fore offered ,
And pau can , save money by calling
onus before purchasing for we will
not bo undersold.
DON'T FORGET THE PLAGE.
NO , 401 BROABWAY
COXJ2 > TCIXj , la
Horses and Mules
For nil purposes. nO'iuht and sold , lit rotiill am !
In loin. 1-arKO quantities to telout fiom
t-evernl pairs ut llnourlvore , Kinghioi' douhlo.
WISE ,
Council
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bpccinl mlx'erllhomuntg , stiuii us Ixst , 1'ou n
To Ixiaii , Tor Sale , To I'ent , Vianls , llnurdlnv ,
etc. , xvlll liuliteortud In Uil loluiiiu ut llie loir
ruteofTUNCK.Vl'S I'CIt UNI ! feriliu nrbllu.-or
t ion ami I'lvo fonts for I > lnnf or uuthsulmoiiucnt
insertion , I.oavo ndxerthenicu uat our ollleo
No. 12 I'eul street , ne.ir llruuilway , Council
UllltlH
WAMT3.
" \ \ rAN'tl5l > 1 1/ iwo gentlemen , I'cuoiiin iiml
' T alllliit , ' room or one liii 'u rixim , in m < K'I- '
borhood tif I 'list aveiiuo pitifiirii ) I
Etatlnjr terms/ . 7. . , lloo ollice
WANTKICltrfor t'cnrrnl lioueevvor.
( jooil liomu , llberulrngei. . 31 IB. A .M.
Wolr , Aveniio I ! .
J A iron < l firl for KCiierul liouec-
xvork nt IUO llaucroft btreet.
RICE , M. D. ,
Or other Tumors jemovod xritliout
the Uulfu ordniHlnt' utbloo ) .
Over Unity years priivlicalexcrlence.
No. 11 I'uarl&t. , Council llluUV
tVCoDiultatlon free ,
Reduction in Prices ,
IN
China Glassware Etc.
.
, , ,
At W. S. Hcmor & Co's , No. 23 Main st
Council Uluflfs.
AND JOBBING
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
" "
.it.// / * i i.n KM , nil 1 \it.\r.- 1 . - * .
*
DKr.iti : , WKI.I.S & cu ,
W tlolCMfo
Agricultural Implements , BQ&IK ,
Cm rl'ii * . I to , ' ifmineil ( III nl . town.
KKYSTOMMAMTAcmtlNU : CO.
> m' e thoilriirninl nn.l CV > .iiilelo |
Hav Loader , also Rakes , Cider Hill & Press ,
COIIN SHKU.KKS AMI ITltH ( fTTHl" .
No . i.MI. NH , IWnn.l IMT .south Mniu Street ,
Council Uiiiirs lown
HAN ID IWMM.IA ACO. . ,
Mnimn * in l.lob'i Mof
agricultural Iniplewnls , Wagons , Bugles ,
ln/fVJ / ? , ale ! " " klnl" "f l > ml Miw'ilnorr. '
to llto South Mnin irti ( . Council Itluifi.
x.v ; : iMMif.fv.
I'.O. OI.KIMIX. T. H.Iiorui.n , < ir.o r
l're .ATron . VPro * AM ui j * -Vi'o.msol. i .
Council BluTs Haidlj Fact/ ) ,
, . .
Mnniirneturer ir Axle , t'iek , Sln.Un nml Sm\U
lliiuiliiM , of every iU cilplioii
COUNCIL HI.Ul'KS CVKl'K'l' CO. .
Carpets , Curtains , Window Sliadas ,
Oil I'loths , 1'iirtnln riiture < . I'nh'tlMet } lloo Is ,
Etc. Na 104 llron.lttny . Counoll Illuir-i ,
to ITU.
PKHWSOY & MOOHK ,
Wliolcfalo Jobbers In the -
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco fl Pipes
NOB. ISMnlu uiiU T IVarl Sis. Council HluiM ,
lotvn.
COMMISSION.
SNYDKK iV-'l.KAMA ,
Wlioli't'iln
Fruit and Produce Commission Merc'ints. '
NO Ht'onl St. , Council 'iiuir ' .
HAH US , HAAS , vi CO. ,
Wholesale Oils Paints Glass
Druggists , , , ,
glots' Sninlrii" > . Kt . Nn. 2 ! Main St. , nail
No. " 1 I'enrl St. , Council Illuir *
1 It !
O.V. . lU'TTS ,
Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty
General Commission. N'n. 51 !
roimrll Illutrs.
WHIT \ Dt'QUKlTK ,
Wholesale
Fruits , Confectionery & Fancy Groceries.
Kos. IflniHl 18 IVarl St. . Coun-ll Illuira.
L. KIKSCHT & CO. ,
Jobbers of Staple and Fancy Groceries
Aho Wliolusaltt l.lqunr Outlet * . No 4lf > llmnd-
way. Council IllmH.
HA K.V/.SS. Err.
HKCKMAN , STH01WKHN & CO. ,
Munii'iieturcis of ami Wltnlt > Ale ntuilora Ii
Leather Harness SaddlerEtc.
, , Saddler/ , .
No. 62o Mnlu St. . Council HluXj , Iowa.
/MTS , CAPS , HTC.
MKTCALF BROTH KHS ,
Jobbers in Hats , Caps aad Gloves.
NOR. : ' : mill lilt llnmilwij- . Council HluTs.
KUKUN'K & FELT.
Wholesale *
Iron Steel Nails Hardware
, , , Heay ,
Anil XVoo 1 Stojlc , Council ItlulTrf , lown.
IIIIIVS A .Y/J
D. 11. McDANKL ! ) & CO. ,
Commission Merchants for Sale of Hides ,
TulleXTWool , llcltBOicii aund Furs Oounoll
HluiTi Iowa.
COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO. ,
Wliolfdilo Dealers lu
Illuminating & Lubricitlaj Oils Ginllu
ETC. , E3TO.
E.TIieodoro , Atfcut , Council IllulTs. Iowa.
LVMliElt K'K.
A. OVERTON ft CO. ,
Hard Wood , Sonthera Lumber ,
A-ncl Hrlilga Matoi lit ! Simclnlt | pdWlioli0aIi Lu in
ker ol all Kinds. Ulllco No. liU MMu St. ,
Counoll Illuirs. lowrx.
Gii AAD
JOHN LINDKR ,
Wholr.milo
Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors ,
iorSt. Cotlhar.Vrt Herb Illttrrd. No. U
Main at. Council llliitla.
SCHNK1DKII & IJKK ( ; ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquor ,
Matit til. . CnuiicU ll' '
Star Sale Slafcaod Mule lards ,
imOAOAYAY , COUNCIL HLUFFS ,
Uppobllti Diuiimy Uupot.
HorsuH unit mules kept constiintlv on
hand , for sale ut relitil or In ear loads.Or-
derH promptly Ulloil by contract on short
notice. Stock sold on commission.
SHUIKI : & HOI.KY , I'roprioSM
1'eluplionu No 1M
Formerly of Keil Hile : Ktaulcc , corner
a t , nvc uml 'Uli strcot.
THE CHAMPION FITTl.
.
will uu.iniiiluu to luiu-li yim tu drift > ucci'Hfull/
n ( uw lining. Vi u rin drll nil tli ( i.illvrni Uml U
nc'eiloJ for tliu fuin.ljf.iu it tnU all curmciits worn
bjr liiillca , B-ulfiam uml clil itrcn
iMiilet iiml Kuiilloinun , U trill roil you nothing "f V
until you hnvo luirnixl. Ui'Jii ion will nunt tliu lilt Jr.
XV u rlmllenk'U coiillif lltlDM. 'I lie iiin > luiifrlvnc3 | > t I
drt' > uniktr mul tail.irt n ( kiiuMlo ii ; ll * > ii | > orlontjr.
It Ittliulnreiillun urtlHdiiuiu Wulkcr. u wull known
hiencli mulUla. U tollt riipldlr uicl Kuod nnt *
runko limner. XVo waul Hr.l dJ" < u.rnH 1 1 loks
holj of tlietiiirliiui * wllli UK , XVulIku lu ui iku inuiiar
unit iillow ottivr > to UIKU nlto , iu wo offer llbarul
criul. For furllio Infurnintlon cnll or n.ldr n.
JIHS.MAKV KAHTUII ) ( > i.Uoil ACnt ! ,
lloum 60. 1'ucinc HDIIIU. Council Coaiptr"f )
W. A. WOUK , I'liiprlotur.
N. SOHURZ ,
Justice of the
Otaee over American Kipres * Coaiptr