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OUKC'IL BLUFFS, SEPT. S,
LOCAL AND MLSCELL^GHS.
JIOWPAREIL JOB ®R',^L ,nd
Tbe
FATTIES
in this
ESTTBU.MM* .B|M
Job printing, are not '"*~\„nlpruiD» all the
Vie materials are all entire (order, Bule»,
Hter and moat approved *Xfim pYttttt,
Ac., tnfetUCT with two JW"" ^ntaiion and deter
^j^ttcnu. It
wl"
*"er ,h„,n wttk eaecuted at
•f? »m»ti«n of tho pr^°r^
dllUu
r-zr"The
a»Md by the fea-
«B« establishment,
U ,ioaj«rrtf—namely,
turcs necessary .« personal superintend
corrtdnut and ""V
TOrMtec
s the faitbfol perfonn-
invite patronage, with the a«sn-
auce of everyJ" ^pericwc and unsurpas-ed
raecute all order. entrusted
nor surp««*ind»-
S'*"'
"g^rSee advertisement of Timber Lot*
for Sale, in to-day'^ issue.
September term of the Pietrict
bro^ht the
snug
„if iin to night at the same place—go and
hear them.
Panorama of the Missouri Rlrer.
We have been favored with a view of this
wurk, as far as it lias progressed, anil can
nature our citiaens that it is to be a splen­
praise for the energy with which they
have prosecuted tho work. It will be corn
pleted ftaJ ready for exhibition, in about
threo weeks, and we bespeak for the pro­
prietors a liberal patronnge.
IJ(! ou hand friends, with your "Spondu
licks," and show that you can appreciate
••home institutions."
A#e. of Improve menu
Iht JKrial courier of the mind, which seems
almost to annihilate both time and space,
traversing the world at a speed which might
put a comet to blush, is not fast enough to
keep pace with the improvements of the
lav. Invention follows invention, with such
rapidity, that the public have scarcely time
to test the utility of tho one, before its heels
are trod upon, and it is jostled out of the
vay by something new that is turned up by
the march of improvement.
and admiring some beautiful specimens of
the Ambrotype Art, executed by Mr.
-of our city. Some of his specimen# excel
uu5 thing in the lino of pictures we hnveovcr
soen. 'l'here is a Stereoscopic relief given
tlieni, which appears as though a figure had
been placcd behind the glass. A prolonged
look nt these beauties of art, will suggest
the thought that nature might almost afford
to such perfect resemblances, a soul to feel
and a teng«e to speak, just as a compli-|
would ftflvise all wishing gems art, niwl,
g«od likeaesses «f themseUes, U give aim
•u«'U«Ji to buy even a amell.—stoa
Sorry for yonS
Swujisktt.
here—DIRT cheap—only thirty cent* per
dozen.
A
We heartily second the suggestion con
tained in the following article, from the bt.
Louis Intelligencer.
A real millenium seems to be extendin
v th Tinted States To Uie boon of
nn(i
Fart Snelling Swilidlr.
Mn people.'' It appears
Comprised 8000 acres, so situated as to be
tie probable sito of a future city, and was
It reality worth $800,000, but was sold at
Jsivate sale, to a man bv the name of Steele
•#now, it is suggested,
ETXFTF DAT «TK'!«nAT RAWDOIA.
•T TIE "MA" A»OCT TOW*
5lt. EwtOR—having been out of town
for the past few weeks, of course my ram
ble* about town hare beam bat few. But
the opportunities for a short furlough f*om
business, is a treat by no means to be de
spised in thi« driving and thriving time, and
1 come back from a pleasant visiting tour,
expe-
refreshed in body and mind, and just a»
time to find
Tns
OF THE
beet
BRICK DWELLINGS
cone
Court, for TotUwattamie County, will em
inence its session in this citj, on
the 21st inst.
n
rs- Wc learn"thnt"
quite an extensive
sale
of Lot» took place a few •«V™
Dr. WILLIAMS' second Add.t.on to Council
Sluffs. We have not learned the particu-
L, bat -^r1
little sum of
quite
$12,000-
livable in three and six months. That
Addition—to somebody's pocket.
%pw England Bard*#
This troupe of Vocalists, gave an enter­
tainment at Phoenix Hall, last evening, to a
crowded house, notwithstanding the unfa
vorable state of the weather. Their efforts
ct with a very favorable reception from
the audience. The comicalities of Dcbast
are irresistible-nnd if you don't want to
Jan-^h, you bad better keep "out of sight'
of tho l'oriek of the Bards. They perform
of Messrs. Prney,
Benton, Officer and Baldwin, are faat ap
proaching completion, while the City Hall,
the new IIote\ and the Presbyterian Church,
arc being pushed ahead at a rapid pace. We
MELONS
ABE
THE PANORAMA—Mr.
Kditor, (have you
seen it?) is progressing rapidly, and is truly
a fine atfair and a credit to its enterprising
proprietors. Success to them, may they be
rewarded by a liberal share of public pat­
ronage, and
THE
did affair. The enterprising artists Messrs.
1'aul, W.vi.no and
SIMMONS,
:IU
are deserving
FINE SHOWERS of the past few days
and the "slight sprinkling" of mud attend­
ing them, reminds us of what wo insy ex
pect in that line this fall, if our "City l'a's"
don't get those side walks completed be
foro
IIav-Makwg
is now first on the programme
of labor, and from the zeal with which it is
prosecuted, we should judge the horses and
cattle hereabouts might expect a good time
tho coming winter, and no occasion for
short rations or
A
It is a fact admitted by all, (oldfogjp In
cluded,) that this is decidedly a fast age.
Steam is old fashioned, and even electricity,
FIVE sew BOUSE, building a short dis­
tance from town, we find, upon inquiry, to
belong to our friend,
J. 1). TEST,
th it
STOLE—for
[T
TH-®
and un­
derstands he intends adorning it with a new
design in wood work, especially calcnlated
to minister to his comfort and keep away
the
GRASSHOPPERS
are more abundant than
welcome in this region, just nt present, and
the farmers make sad complaints of their
ravages upon the fields and gardens. Won
der for what particular hard-hearteduess,
we are thus afflicted and if we are to suf-
rest flf
,jc
pla?ues in turI1)
our wa„ an(]
Some such thoughts ns the nbove, occur- by giving attention to
red to us tho other day, while looking at
jf possible, avert such
MORE
Am
From the Chicago Press.
CLARK
m?»t f«r so gend a use of her gifts. e pllrchaso money of Fort Snelling, Minneso-' J»adlv injured: one of them will probably die.
understand tkat Mr. proposes leaving us ta, has been paid into the Treasury of the The horses are owned by Ilermail Beckhimer.
»\n /.nurse a few weeks. «nd we K "it'ed The fact having been coin- i The l'rout wall fell out into the street, and
,B the course a. U* wcets, »nu we y(.cretarv „Av
e hl.(,n
a call at ODCO. I siop of tiic property, except the fort and the jrineer hai
I buildings required for the use of the troops fore.
|mtil fi|r(h(
uftli to buy even a tmell.—Sioiix City Eaglf. ""J"
Come
XtnOJtAt, TIIAKSOtvI*D.
!,n,l
fl,r
prevailed, this year, any serious epidemic.
Cholera, yellow fevers, typhoids, and all the
lent of desolating diseases thnt have scat
tered woe in their path during the seasons
past, soein to have h"cn banished, this year
from the land. The weeds of mourning
thnt used to loud their sombre hue to every
section of tho Union, are now bleached of
tbtir blackness and tha colors of emerald Gov. Wise favors the plan of the '"Home-
lr
is^aofj 1y
that
}mtt n}
,r ,r|||,rs i
l"UJ'.
"out
of here, when and bow was
,t
ftiyi' It be would universally acquiesced iu tion to stand bv our institutions, sustain town, and the eagernesi
hj the States, wc are surc-
rsally acquiesced iu tion to stand by our institutions, sustain
our laws and also share our fortunes for
weal or woe, and the Governor and every
citizen will cherish and sustain them."
SWjOOO,
•fed only one-third down, thus exhibiting a
fraud
0
quarters of a million of
dollar*. The swindle is so tremendous that
even the usual effrontery of tho locofoco
press subsides into docility before it, and
not a few of them join in tho general de
nunciation.
,OWA
CIT7 FIEP«MCA» warns the
public against a gentleman who signs himself
Prof. Coggswehll,who, it says, has probalv
enjoyed a Professorship
BIS
in some gambling
house, where knavery is reduced to a science.
last trick was—A verr coinon
I
«s craft liinvin^°,
ne Wlth
rr^fatPUMalpkUlv«aiaf»all«Ua.
Ml*.
The Bulletia i» generally recognized by the
reporters for tke awning yrw aa
institution but the gentlemen, after using
their scissors liberally upon its local columns
seldom have the generosity te acknowledge
the source from whence tlley obtain their
items, already made. We occasionally tax
our brethren of the morning press whfi this
speciee of petty larceny, but they generally
squirm out of it, and just go on appropriat
ing as usual, as if nothing had happened.—
Yesterday, it occurred to ns that we would
test the gullibility of some of onr newspaper
friends, and we accordingly told of the paes
age of a burthen train over a rail on the
Camden and Amboy Railroad, near Camden
without serious damage to the rail. We
phrased the item in this wise:
"Res
OVER
BY
A
TBAIN
ar
abundant and luscious, and plums are fas famj)y
and love were ever associated
in my disordered brain, and the lovely even­
ings we have enjoyed of late, are strongly
suggestive of sweet hearts and poetry, and
I ofter find myself singing "Meet me by
moonlight," while I half regret those bache­
lor vows of mine. But the second, sober
thought, brings the truth to mind, that life
is not all moonlight and love, and visions of
household cares nnd crying babies, put to
flight more romantic thoughts and I content
edly hum "Single and free, happy and
free"
as I turn to contemplate
or
--o j. dividual, well known at Camden, was ran
shall become a city over by-a burthen train on the Camden and
wc go on for a few years at tins Met o Ambov Railroad before davlight this morn
mote it be—we admire unformity and hare jng. The namo of the surferer is T. Rayle,
no complaints to make, so long as he belongs near Camden. Mr. Rayle was
lying along the track at the time the tram
e W deny that the Rails belong near
amden, for iu fact there are branchet of the
ajjthrough
ripening. Nature has given us a bountiful: Amboy and Atlantic City. T. rail has also
share of "-ood things in the eating line, and a habit of "lying along the track," and be
oar -ood housewives are busy as bees, pre- ing of iron constitution, we thought we might
.... ,, venture to suggest that he sustained no sen
serving, pickling, putting up, nnd lay-
oug n
ing down" a plenteous supply for winter train of burthen cars."
use. Self-sealing cans and empty bottles
are in great demand, and sugar vanishes
like
thSt
of Sl'o^-
Moonlioitt
What would Mr. Bounderby say after hear
ing that this reporter had been "sold" by the
rail story 'i He even exageratcs a harmless
fact into a painful fictiou by saying that "a
man named T. Rayle," &c., &c.
We are not- disposed to rail at our friends
for their innocent gulping down of a sugar
ed pill, nnd we hope tney will not get out of
hutnor and fly the track because we have
poked a little fun at them.
Fall of a Untitling in rincinnnti^Deatractloa
of 1,600 Barrel* of WhUkf.
Last evening about half past 7 o'clock, the
extensive four story brick house owned and
occupied by Charles Bodman,
situated on the
south sidc'of Front street, between Walnut
and Vine, fell in with a tremendous crash
under the pressure of nearly sixteen hundred
barrels of raw whiskey, owned and stored in
the second, third and fourth stories of this
building bv Calvin Fletcher, F.sq.
The building was new and had been com
pleted only about six weeks. It was 33 feet
front, and 00 feet in depth, nnd four stories
high. The building was erected by Gnspar
Giest. On the west side was an eight foot
passage extending the whole length of the
building. A German, named Meyer, em
ployed in the building, says that nearly six
teen hundred barrels of whiskey had been
raised up, aud piled two tier deep on the sec
ond, third nnd fourth stories, the weight
lias crushed out the side walls and precipi
tated the four stories into a confused mass
of ruins ill the cellar. The first floor of the
iet
u#
F.n Knriiing Rr«-rr..i.n s«i,i. buiMin- was occupied bv its ovmcr, Mr.
Several months since, we callou attention who bad several tons of tobacco in
to a rumor lhat wits atloat regarding the in-
lt*
tended sak at Fort fncllins Reserrwiw., I The east wall fell ncainst n two story
and of Home --log-rolling" that was poin^'• '""ick house, owned by J. A. Skiff, and oc
on bv interested parties as to its puretiasr. i cupied by Win. Johnston: nearly the entire
Time, however, slipped past, and netliiu side of this houso is forced in, rendering it
was heard of the matter, and manv indeed untenable. The west wall fell against K
had supposed its intended sale a'hoax, or story house owned by Wm. Rcsor,
thnt at least it was indefinitely postponed. md occupied by Barney Brinkermau. The
Not so. Yesterday we received from Wash-' wall of this house is also injured. A stable
ington, from official sources, reliable intel-' containing four horses in the rear of tho
the first installment of the dwelling was also damaged and two horses
orders the rear wall against the North end of t. W.
il.'partment for the Oliver's rectifying establishment, burying up
,.f Franklin Steele in posses- tlia engine and boiler of this house The en-
u is Mid there were »mc grtrn »ptle« (»tamn that post. The post will be maintained probably reach $20,00(1.—[ fin. Gazette.
],r. »c..k-a«y ent. per d..eii. We Mldn'l r«i.c
covers Right. Thousand acres of beautiful While it comes from a source likely to be
land at the j'tmnion of the Mississippi with well informed, we hesitate about giving full
its most important tributary north of the. credence to it. It seems improbable that
.v,....... Illinois, the inevitable site of a future city. such a step should be resorted to without a
left the engine only a moment be
The entire loss bv this accident will
.! Important Intelligence from China.
sold, and
what parties were permitted to compete for
Wo receive in the letter of our Chinese
possession
VrJm the New Tort Trihnnc. mnsa, as security for the payment by the
IrTe have obtaiucd by inquiry some fur- Chinese (iovernment of tbe indemnity de
thor information with regard to the sale of i manded for damages done to the American
Fort Snelling. Mimierota. Tho reservation
1
interests during the disturbances nt Canton-,
^'''rth at least $100 per acre now, or previous demand for indemnity, followed bv
almost unexampled good crops, enjoyed i in gross, which we believe it would a rofusal give it. The seizure of a por
from tl\o NortUeru I.akes to the .Southern i have l-roiight if duly advertised and put up' tion of hmose territory cap be regarded by
„!f
fr,.n, ,v.„ \'t I'm
tie to the urairies i lots at iHiction. "Upside the hind, there the Chinese in no other light than as an act
of th.' Raw a™l the Great Platte, and prom- »re the fort and ext. nsiv, barracks. sUbl,s of war: and it is hardly conceivable th«i
isin" to enrich labor wherever' it has ap» 1 whivh have probably cost the »ovcrn- our Government should hare resolved upon
nlied its sturdy hand to tit- plough, we arc ment not less than .f!.)0,0u0i war, without a preliminary effort to obtain
permitted by a kind Provid.-iiee to add the immense property, rapidly augment- i satisfaction by other means. The Island of
1'ricjlos.j bl "sstng of general health. -n "'1 i'1 valii", has been privately disposed of Formosa lies about ninety miles off the
are not only 'furnished with plentiful har»
the beggarly sum of only one- southeast- coast of China, embraces an area
est* and well-stored larders Imt thev are tliirtl of wiiicli was paid down! There is of about 15,000 square miles, nnd contains
also blessed witii that abundant health which 'lcr,!
11
cle U-» unmitigated (ralphinisrti of at over two millions of Chineso inhabitants,
i' •nn'its tha full enjoyweut of tha bounties I 'c,lst Three (Quartern of a iliiliou Dollars besides an unknown number of natives, who
of n.Vure. I and whoever got th«. liberty to sell engraft-' inhabit principally tho eastern portion of
Nonhere in tho United States, has there
011 l'10
Appropriation bfll knows who li:is the Island. The Chinese who live on the
made this money, Island are generally of a bad character, as
Will the President—wild has never been Formosa has for a long time boen used as a
suspected of untking anv more out of an sort of penal colony for the Chinese Empire
office than his salary—have this matter the natives are half civilized and cruel. The
thoroughly ripped up? country is well watered and fertile, and pro-
EmUra»I:»,|"vir«I.U.
U«'iC8
The Riclmi'mti Kaqttirer publishes aiftu-,
*ad brown—of tbe green grass and ot the «tend Aid Society,"—to purchaso large! The tadiun.
ripening sheaves—take their place nnd tracts of land, and settle free laborers upon should be a standing rule among the
pfoke the jocund pleasures of a liushed and them. It is confident that "'ho repro- peipl** of tho i.ast to discredit nine stories
happy life. bates the formation of organised societies,
Never Iihvcwo had such general national wluj.se ohjoct is iniTurdiatclv to interfere! fn^ssacrt's of the Indians committed upon
health. Never have wo had such uniform i with, or to weaken or destroy our slave in- settlers and citizens of the west. Our
good crops. Never have we had such good stitutions." lint it proceeds to snv: private letters show that most erroneous
prices of products. Never have we had '-If emigrants
such amount of prccious metals in our
country—the basis of all sound commerce.
la fine, nc\er before has the nation seemed
peaceful, happy, and prosperous. It
1ttan.titie8 0.COt'1"!'
1
lawful interc
to increase our population, and to develops.
our resources, he would welcome them with
This is sensible. If the officials, the press
and the people of Virginia will act steadily
The St. Paul Timrs pronounce! jtjkg
cent private sale of the Fort duelling Uv- __
Mrvution, at eleven dollars per acre as Ij and practically upon this principle for twea
«iiie of the most stupendous frauds that tv-five vears, the Old Dominion will no
has ever been perpetrated upon the Amcri- l^-er decline in all the elements of natu-
It appears that the tract sold ral respectability and strength, but will rc
sumo its proiicr position as a prosperous,
powerful and advancing State.
But its people must not permit politician!
to delude theui any longer with tho bug bear
of Abolition. If the introduction of free
labor should weaken Slavery, and finally
supplant it, this can only be because it is
more profitable. And what is there in tho
institution of Slavery which should render it
desirable to perpetuate it at a heavv loss'/ If
political leaders, take their affairs into their! [l1nce
own hands, cVawbHndlvVo'worship Yhe'in-
Ithc
stronKth of cv.er-v StMe the.v
ti -»ti^
VtVMBi •tiim
CARS.—An
tlextt and cheap in tow passed along, and strange to say, be escaped
now, and happy we, if we do not sometimes serious injury.,'
feel like sin"ing with the poet—"The melon- We presume there is none of onr readers
colic days
"have come." Grapes too,
the country, both between
jury frorn the passage over him of a
Wo were rather startled this morning at
finding in the Enquirer our item headed,
"Another Railroad Accident'—and the rest
of the "chip" given verbatim the North
American swallowed the bait wholo merely
discarding its innocent caption and substitu
ting "Railroad Accident" whilo the Pennsyl
vanian bolted the yarn entire, without mak
ing even a wry face. The Times "smelt a
rat," and said so, while the Ledger, tho Sun
and the News cither overlooked the item in
their scissorings, or they were too cute to
walk into the trap.
But the unkindest "sell" of all was in the
case of Col. Forney's new papor, The Press,
which made its first appearnnoe this morn
ing. The reporter of this journal, in bis sa
lutatory to the public from the head of the
local column, among a good many good
things which he promises to do, says (speak
ing in the third person:)
"With the
trivialness
and verboso nonsentities with which some
writers deal, we shall entirely dispense for
with all duo regnrd to facts," for which he
entertains a devotion not excelled even by
the veritable Gradgrind, he shall, neverthe
less confine himself to those which arc im
portant."
rieC
w
lliorized denial of a curreut rumor, that frult*. A. Y. Jtmes.
form their notions of their conditions in the
wcs'5
from the accounts which the war of
all his heart. Every lover of the State must th! revolution supplied, together with the
irt?ll becomes ustohave one general 'Ihanks- i desire to see her population increased, and practised upon the old trappers,
riving l)a_\, simultaneous throughout the when honest, hard-working, enerixctic hibor- imagine tnat thev are the same^people now,
wion, to acknowledge tho^e accumulated I crs appear among us, they will bo warmly i therefore, tnat their relatives Glen
Hd manifold blessings. Why should not i greeted and cheered. Let the agricultural-
1
^ood:
President Ituchanau #p|ioint this year, bv jst, tho mechanic, the manufacturer, with or i tinually'liable to destruction. If they could
common consent, a National Thanltsgiviug without a capital, come, with a dcteraiiim-1
or.in
o'her towns of Iowa, arc con-
onl5 8ee tl,°
harmless creatures enter onr
The Chicago Tribune says: Water
tne"
oar-
™ftr^i' "1
th°
stitution of negroes, develope their material i ratc"'
soon
Price °f b^^d^fa
a?,d t.he
Peacliea "e,B8
resources, invite, encourge and secure »i "(lu#rter
steady stream of immigration into their I ry.\ grave subject for a debating club:
State, add constantly to the labor which is «]f a man had a gritzly boar by the tail,
wou
i?' -i.»!'l9UnP?iid,among i ccose to care anything about Slavery, and w
8ueh i.? n k'' office of $5. become perfectly contented to let it talce care PIS' The hoop question, like most others,
should be passed round by the of itself. The sooner they set about it the has two sides to it. The ladies take tbe in
»rri« or
Onions, Itt
('•irn, I.7S
0»U,
Dried ApplM, bush. »^au*i.6,00
Dtitd PruliM, $6 00
PictelM INrt fl kbU.. *10.00
Purk, rrc*li, fl a Ilk" IS
Krrfb B»ff. «.-A...12(S1S
.... .77.7T. .7.'.......... i»
•A
Curn»l Ucuf do
lJrt«»
Ru'ull, Sides, V a 1&U.18
llamt, (plain)
(Sugar Cured).., IS$'-!0
Shoulders, *.^ ..'.If
Butter, a .....HO
Lard, a. 17620
Mol*sseit, V Kail ..1,26
*88 ,i.« *.«
Essa, duieii S3*
«6.0U 7.UU
18*a.i6
.........1«
1«H
in-
Oarkcri Lirl
Oiuwe.
bro*n a.v
n
Pine Lnmher Y 100 feet. .$5,00/» HAM}
410,W
10,60
Wholesale & Retail
CLOTHIERS.
Yestftngs,
THiI-'ii we mannfacturo to order in the latest
nnd in the be*t workmanlike manner, having an
i'\[icrienre»l Kastern Cutter in our cnntom depart
ment. Wo never tail suit the puhhc, iu make
aud finish, with •lurahility and !a«te!
On Laud, a rich assortment of
Gents' Furnishing Cloodt,
all ofwhich, are of the latest *tyle* and the heat ©vff
exhihiti-i iu Council Bluffs. AUo, r*.«ps,
unks, Valines, Carpet Bags, Uuihreil.is,
r., Hx. Wherefore, we invite country
ercliants and others to give una r»llr^®
and we will guarautee price# to compare nith eastern
markets.
Many thanks to the citizens of Council Bluffs and
surrounding country for past favors and patronage, and
hope the continuance of the »aiue, we try to do jus
tice to all.
MOTTO—"Chemp lor Cath—one price •nly.'*
MAr WEIL,
Sign of Yconp America Clothing Hail.
n3-n.
1M5T. 1S5T.
Spring & Siumer ArraBgemcat*
Omaha & Council Bluffs
Omn bus Line!
^Sr'i^wds & Eflriroideriesi
Le.tveb C'lii*!
at (. I'M. ~i in receipt at a larcc ftock of plait
6
y
rignre*\ Mu?
!ere-i
C(
i^«a»«il'Jl'l,Wi
BABBITT & Ito^J*lra
Juiv it-nll-lyStair
!—-*T -Je ilulland i.»r Window Curtains
pa: cut WiiuK w biiade&:
ill A ail kiud»
JOHN* BALDWIN,
Bankers & DealerlllllOlI^
rorXCIL BIX'FF
loss MAHE AND
Liiii'l Wjrranl^ lJoiitfltt aiul
Durkoc it Uull'/fk, Hankers, Sr.
(Mionrlauu Courlty Bank, f^rraci^f"*'
various tropical
1
out ton^
respecting the incursions and
nigrants como into this State, with I °Pinio,|q entertained upon the subject,
nterest, to settle our waste places, People who never saw an Indian and only
1
mess with which the In­
dians generally and especially the Squaws
cultivate the good will of the people, they
would discover that there is no more danger
to be opprehended from an Indian here,
than in the city of New York.— Glenusood
Time*.
f!*iT The following from the Home Jovib
nal, is, without exception, the vilest atjociiy
of the season:
"Bus—to kiss. Re-bus—to kiss again.—
Blunder-bus—two girls kissing each other.
Omnibus—to kiss all the girls in the room.
Bus-ter—a general kisser. Epluri bus tinum
a thousand kisses in one. [To which let us
ndd that a girl thinks that it is Erebus when
she hasn't nad e'er-a-bus since sundown.—
And, with this, we are 'buss'd' up."]
Sign
TUB
Xoiruiq,
Council Km, SapMtotar i, MM.
OtmcM Wttklf bp ImM Co.
Flmir, per
M«U,»
Wheat, MO
l*uU!a«»" is M*
a y W ell,
Spring fc Summer lapartatlaa
AT THE
YOUNG AMERICAN CLOTHING HALL.
No. 100 Lower Broadway, opposite the
Post- Office.
JCSTwell
RECEIVED AM) OPENED A LARGE
and selected stock uT MfcN'3 IK)Vi' fc VuUth'n,
Spring anil bummer
READY-MADE CLOTIIIXG,
trlik-h we offer at wholesale nnd Retail, »t unprece
d«*nt(Hl l..w pri»e:. Having met with ouccCfS in «»ur
l:it ill trade, we were determined t.» have our Spriog
here in dne time, aM t» a«:couiuini.ite aU with
KDods whu nuy f.ivor u* with their patronage, aiM will
bo happy tu wait uii them with due i-uurtesy. AlhOon
liand,
American uri French Clotho, Caa*iMer«* and
HONK ftXcCLELLANS,
Wkvltudc mK Retail Dri((iiti,
COUNCIL BLUrFS, IOWA.
Sign of the GcUdtn Mortar, oft the North
Side of Lower Broadway, opporiU the
"EMPIRE BLOCK."
Wcstock1
iirmi ATTKimo.v
ISh
Io clwilled, A*...
Rio,
Do Jats, ....
Tea, ....
Mackerel »erkiUM»l...
tiuckwbcat
C.KltUh ft
Vinefar sal...........
Corn but»h. .v..
•,
Dairy Salt t* sack.
Yeajtt Powers y box.' -...SI
llominjr t* a S
Tubatxu Xi. t_ j* 3J
.76» 100
,....4.M
auo
10
30
1,7#
TO
Also, all popular l'ateut Mediciues of the taf.
jbierchants and nthern, desirous of purchasing Goods
iH oar line, wtU do weil W give us a cair. Our stock
hats Keen selected with caro, and comprising one of tho
finesl assortment ever before uflered in Huh market.
»dti warranted as represented, Pliy««Uians
freseriptions and Family Keieipts, accurately and care
miFfrco»ip«mnded. [n!5
NN PUBT LKAD,
1UU HONN 4c McCLKl.LANDS.
Outfall Auci.t S-iiKVU
NONPAREIL
Job Brinting Office,
jr». t, Fihur'i Block, Third Strrf^
Oounoil Bluffs, Zowa.
PIrcqnusie^
BMf' ATTENTION IX RESPECTF1I.I.V
lu ibis eoublitbueDt, in tin tfWUrUH't'
tl»t
AMPLE SATISFACTION WILL BE GIVE.\ AS
mCSABDI
TytacratkTo
"VERY
BABlilTT & ROSS.
BALDWIIv
S»M:
Interest Paid on Special lepo*i
Uouey Leaned un Heal K^tnte i
Taxes pa.'i for Kc^idcut atiU
tors.
Jb
Corretpondcnis may rely upon
and our personal attention t)
tmns&ctiuti of any busitit^s which
us.
brrioft. H&.'.
for »ale by -lity
BABBITT fc RH thc
sled u»
REFERENCE^
American Exchange Bank,
J. I». Thompson,
lidtik of ilti'-n, Illion, X. T. Quarter"
Bank of tVx'perstown,
C«opcrfit«%iYlHJITr'
anil Cmim il Mull's every KHIDAV, r.,u
jnecitnc at St. Joe with the Lightning
virtc Railroad. (q7-U.
W. C. Andrus,
COLXC1L BLl'VFS, IOWA,
has in store and to nrrive, tl«o CHiICE
Goods, whi' *hnll be sold for Ctpil*
24 hbds. Prime Safari
v
fled
40 bhls. Crushed la] do
Pulvcri2e««ia|
10 do.
3d do. Molati
20 half bbUdo
40 tK*. Svrup do .
100 Uss. prime
25 Packets 4^
100 bb!s. Craekerii 58SOCt«d|
50 tMiX6« Tubact'oi
25 half IVixes d»
60 bit* Star Cantllrf|
60 do. Mould d.
73 do. Candy assorted!
60 Caes f'lefh peaches
66 do. Pickle* a*eorteii sites)
100 do*. C.ms OyMers}
60 dot. Sarrltne*
24 d-. Cans Fre*b Salmon
•iO do. d. Blacliberriei**
IH do. do. preserved Kruitusaaerie^
6 do. do. A^sorlail Pie i'roltai
100 m. Ctpar.\
60 bbls. Whisky)
30 do. Brandy*
5 do. (»tn
5 do. P«»rt Wlfi«
20 do. Ale—Ptttsimrfh
24 h.ilt do. Ale—nitfbttrs
de*r st
ld it be policy to hold fast or fet go
*3
'W
30,000 lbs Burrm. n»m« and ShotlMm
oi¥) tatka il.iur, Ac., kx.
ii3-u. ft. r. A^DIlls.
PMW8I PLOWS!!
OXK IITiMJREO OF TIIE CELEBRATED
r.raori Detonr Plows, for which the hmhest iireniiura of
the Slate Fair Agricultural Mocietlea of Illlnoia and
Wisconsin wa. awarded, tor aale at
vr. c. AXDRra.
'IMWKI
BUSINESS
i Bill Bead, or
BABBITT fc BOS3i
Vy at (Current H.ites «.r Exch
Billn Kx' h,tnp»\ G"!«l itii'l S
current Money li Mi^ht md
A
LOWFC
OUI^ULK
Ot.v, N\ T.
Le Hoy Tuft To. Omaha City.
une Mit- hell, Florence, X. T
S. B. Jitd4, E«q., CbjcHRo.
W^rrhantB', S ivhikk, I^oan & Trust Co., OHM**.
Corw. 8n»wden ("«»rsc. Aiexanilria, Va.
Bennett. A?t. -Etna Fire Jnsurauce Cumgway.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jauies Harlan, V. S. P., Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
If'in. S Ji. Curtis, M. ('., Keokuk, Iowa.
C"lbuttgU H. BnMks, Bankers, Burlington, lowi.
Joly4-ulO-u [Bugle copy.
Council Bluffii Bakery
AND
O N E I O N E Y I
T1HE INDKItSHiNKD WOULD ANNOUNCE TV
his friends nnd the public in peneral, that h* hat
relit ted bin SALOON*, on Middle Broadway, and it
prepared to wait u|khi thot-e wb- may feel di»poced
l»atro!)i7.e hitn. in flne Myle.
llis «t«ck of CANDIKS will always be kept flfled witfc
tbe rrej-h article, a.s he tnanttfaciure* all of lilc own
stock, wbii'b will be found superior to those purchased
lD»t. I,..U1V
The BAKKKY department will always be supplied
wilU ircKli BRKAI), CAKES, PIKS, He., fcc.
ICt-CRKAM can always be found at my establish*
mem, lunn« the season. ADOLPIIt'S 1»KBN.
I Blutls, June£0-n6*u
'SAT'atossa,
Weekly Packet from St. Joe to
Council 111ulis fc Omaha.
APT. G. A. KUElUMSNKKKR.
ripr.-,u LEA VK St. JOB RVKBV TTESDAT
N^WAIT
ova kxlaboxd
rR£SH ft FIRE DRUGS,
rAixTa, OILI, VARXiaHEa,
tffciss ft taAMWAAB,
FRENCH, UiHLIU ft iffllllt**
rEBFt'MERT, TOltET ft VAXCT S0APK.
HAIR, KAIL & TOOTB BRllKHEa,
Paint and Varnish Bn*he», Sursicai aMl Dentil Instru
ments A large and flne assortment ot Astral, Ar
gftn4i Spirit. Lard and
other Lamp*.
AifOt Pure Wtaefc, Bratttfles sm other Llqaors,
for Medical and Coliaary pafpusM, all «r which, we
will toll »t such retee as tofefy ootupotition.
riw W'ark Oteictv
TO THOSE WHO MAT BCQt'IftE
Foaejr CeAimoa, Large Ml
rXECVTEO
I V e a i a e U y a n I i- o
TIm
n at Which an nMy JTMW,
T-i
k»ve been eipctel «iU gr«at care, and hariag
in tuoceuful operation one of WELLS'
celebrated
POWER JOB PRESSES,
we are prepared at si 1 times, to cxccute, tar the be*t
ktyle of U.e art:
Bill Heads*
91
H« of rare,
Ball Ticket*,
Bank Checks^
ClrcuWi^
Receipt*,
Gwtlricatet,
IrtfninH'i,
Cancrrt BiBk,
Foster*,
with tbe itmoet expedition, I
Our facilities in the line of
ana giutm' *"Tebraski.
Chartered
Forny
Two
wo
tween
I!}
Tbe above)} iped S«i» Jotuuot and Xainnook Musli^
Luibruideieu Hube atui 6^1 (tSi
Embroidered «nd Lace^fffaotikarehi^
Kiel) 'llars auu bev*
iDd complete :uck .»i KrjibruideredMtiUf
rf!,u
Baud.s tmeo and
5, PtTainix Bloci.
BABBITT &08»w
:m#«-
Carpeting^
Jo*.
itLO. PrGRAM,^
I at tbe sbortat notice.
0-A.R3D mi3STTI3SrO-
Are stxii ac will enable ns to do any descrl^Uoa or
qvMtitr of it, in the mo«t expeditions ami
satisfactory manner.
HOOOWOI P^TI»A»T
JBiupply onr frinuLs and the "rest of mankind," with
Cards of any Color, Size or Frier,
u (hurt a time, as thejr could wish.
COST
MAN
needs something in the way of
fob Printing
Store or Shop Bill*
A Business Card or CirCHlfti,
Id almost indispensable. Therefore, We catl the at
tention of tboae interested) to our facilities for doing
EVERY KIND OF JOB PRINTING
Thii being, by far, the mo«t extenaire and com
plete fot.tbli»hment in this section of the "GREAT
W ESTM tbe public maybe assured, that no pains
will be spared
on our part, to
serve their interests faith*
promptly. MAYN'AKU k.
DONT FORGET THE
Coffee Boiler
Of Whloh. we Dreanii
Wholesale &. Retail Stoves & Tin Ware!
A% I HAVE SECURED
the *ervicc* »f one of the in«*t
valuable and scientific Work
men in Iowa, Mr. William
PnoacLKs. uhois wen known in thiscniumunitv, i am
prepared tn wait up-n the public in the latest stylos and
at the ph"rtc-t, notice.
Particular attention piven to H'»ofln», and Job Work.
Work warranted. Work doue at ibe&hortcM notice and
on liriniz terms.
53" Call at |)K old ntan-1. of ft. D. AMY, Mam
moth 5. Hear! nf Broadway. Madison Street.
±2Tl'- S.—Iiu Ware at St. Louis pr.ee for CASH.
Sr-«
Wholesale Si Retail Gmrcr and
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Fair Notice.
I
HKRKBT GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE. TnATTIAVIXO
pnt into circulation h-jre, notes of the A/errftunff
Bank of Macon, Georgia, I bold myself re*poiiMble
for its redemption in this market, and will, at *u umes
be in readiness to sustain its integrity with Basterh
Currency Hank-tMe tn St Louis, or with specie at the
current ite? of discount.
1 am not inclined, as hate been other parties in this
City, tn Innirt a public injury by tmytng the Usueof
doutful B.mks at a diseoUBt, for circulation here, and
subsequently to repudiate it and refnse to secure till
holders against loss. •. C. JAMES.
p. S. My office boars are fmu the time I breakfast
in thc morning, until 1 go to bed at night, \stuch is
sofnttinir* nt o and sometime? 11 o'clock.
Council Bluff's, JunesKtb, I8u7-n»-n
F"or Sale
ATTTir
CITV MILL—COUNCIL BLrrKS—
OOOf) sack-* KXTKA FAMILY FLOUR.
Ala" a l"ge quantity of Middlings, Short* aa4Bran*
The highest market price in CASH paid for Wkeat.
n»u
""OS. SUGAR—juat received and for Hie
11/ at the BEE HIVE.
Banktnc Haaae of Baldwla, Dml|fe A Ca.)
Coanuti Blaff*. Iuwa, Jnly lat, 1307.
THE
JOHJJ T. BALDWIN,
1. M. lKltXIH,
LB BOl" TITTLE.
Jttly 4-BlO-u a [Butilff copy.
5QQ BAGS KLOCR—aayailor brands, for anla
BXK HITK.
BREAKERS^-Two Uorte, one norse and Shovel! piAPS—c.iswrofrt, Clotk, Oil Bilk—heanttfnl tuvteii,
$5,080
A O S
CONSISTING or
GoU & Watckety
JI ST KKt'KIVKlt AT
Jewdrjf ofBwrif Deecripttmt
Silverman. Fmmcf Good*,
&B£Alr TASXEfC,
Caeton, Lamptj China Tm betU, Clock*,
I*r*e Mwl0y«tiiri«
Batkeit,
AjSearilntu, Potket Cutlery 4 Www,
Perfumery, JHH^Cegee^
Port Monies, ett*
A w i i a n o w u w
flod to their advantage to call and exaarine, at U
eertalnlf wilt get bartalas^
are requested hereby to come and settle.
CHAS. TVEMLER,
Watchmaker &
THE ATTENTION" OF ITS FRIENDS PAT
RONS, and the public generally, to the foliowtlif
laci»: of its having
A Cash Capital of $500,000:
WITH ASSETS AMut'NTING TO
1,307,903,49!
HAS Transacted Bu*ine«* successfully 38 Tears AVD
COXTI.NUEI TO PROGRESS IX HEALTH,
WEALTH AKl VITALITY.
Paid Ma Aggregate Loaa of sver S*0.000,900.
Is orcanized on a National haM?. with local Apenries in
all prim ipal places, under a Mercantile *}a-
Uiui Ivuudeij «n a a^U Standard,
Ml enviable reputation alike
tM same on the banks
vt the lludton,
or the
Mississippi,
the Gulf «f Mexico. W.#|i
or the Northern Lakesf
presenting a powerful orgafltf*
cation as a conservator of plfctte
p'Hx! and B« nd of luh-jri ity equat to aTT
emergencies it undertake:*, worthy the stability and
DIGNITY OT Alt
Eminent American Corporation
OX MERIT ALONE
Founcilng ltd Claims
Tl) rATROX.VUK vwoa.
AtTordinp superior and ^ecuritt in matters ef
Insurance—Tommervial. Mochanu-al, JNercantiltof
rural, wluie ranking tor unporlaiKe and publ|*f
service, the first of
Fire Insurance t'ompanie*
OV AMKKICA.
Insures at Rates and Rules as Liberal as tbe Rifrka as*
sumed permit for Solvency and Fair Profit.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED
—AND—
O Y A I
Policies leaned Wltfcont lelny by
ViO, X. BALDWIN Xoa»cU JH«f(s.
ihm. 27-ns-u.
the old btiittess, to-w it
sttie.ss in all its branches, and whom 1 would cheerfully
rcHorntneiHl to mv patron^ and tbe pubiic nvnerally.—
Ttio^o who are indebted to me. will please lallatthej
old ^tand, and niake immediate settlement. If you can-
BOOT*
tt SHOt*—a very large stock of Gent's,
Ladies', Boy's, Miss and Infant's wear—for sale
C/
FURJUTCRE—A
w
QrEIXSff\HE-Aatljric
nyles, car fuund the
Capital
T.
****+,"
#11
ut. c»»»r«xn atws wm
M1KBP togattMW iMl-MlfcwM* WW*.
i i.*tf!
»4tr
Printed »wis»«t.
Jgrmtod Jaconet's.
French Muslins.
.ti&c Ontuinlties.
ST ATE
-«Mi AUTHORITY.
€Met First Class lasaraMS
A S V
Insurance Company
OF HAKTVQIVD. COBtX.
Incorporated 1819—Charter Perpetual.
Fire fc Inland Navigation Insu-
CALLS
He.
G. DMgkty k Co.,
IJAVE JI HT RECllTEDlUleC STOCK
nt Hprl&c and SuiaiMr Quods, to wkicfe Ikty mnat
rapectrull? mrite Ibe Ladle* «r tkla ctif aad vtciailx,
call aixl esaaiM Mure panka*in( elaewkwe.
We wi.ui.i tn«at renpectfullr meud our iurtutloa Id
(lie MerchanU In the •arrMiiidlnc cuontrr. vbe are fll
tine not Studu for tbe Sprlu* Trade, lu call and eiaar
ine our aturk ol Umida. Here T»a will ttnd ever,tlHn(
•I.v n...nlr« IB. uBf Stut'ft IOU/ bt *1
JryCwdl,
MraarfM,
ftffwlii'» Tea/*,
ttmmUmrtr ut tmert *arlety.
We bare rich DKCSS GOODS, maiirlklMOM
laund
Bick SiOta. plain, Inured and plaidML
Debates, plain and plaldad. v,
Berece K.ibe«,
Bereg.il, plain, printed
Crape Bereices, black aK 4
Printed bail lee,
Barm Mots. 4e I^a{ne«/V
IlriUiants, French
rencti Prims,
previch Po|lme«
New Dwelling House BootBcbsuoe*
9
ml
Eintapci,
U» «or Miato
mm of
Labels, kc,
twt tettasttjr.
All person* indebted to the undersigned,
Chambreyi,
Prints jtixl UWIR,
Hain
Of every description which we offer chM£:
all Wafc,
JMHafi!
.,i-v Ml cerp&tftti
ma cimifut
Wlttmlimt netirta a Urt* MX well selectwl itock at
Jeweler*
tijpoaUe G. Doughty'* A Co. ,,
*3-«.
Groceries, Wines St Liquors,
Which we are now openinjr, and innte the attentioaif
osnnlry dealers, retjuesiuip tbetntoc«ii
ywChahing elsewhere We assure Um
we can sell them G«xids as rea*
sonable as any II*u»e in
Town. We have
60 Ctoests T. It. Tti.
60 Imperial
loo sacks Coffee.
20 bbds Sugar.
60 BMs
26 Belcker'i fly! up,
15 (rolden
100 B^xes a5»orted Caadiea.
60 Star and Si
60 P.ilrn Soap
50 Oxide
9000 Iks Ham.
•000 fe* Shoulders.
mm 9m Clear Sides.
We bare a Urge stock ot
Cloths, Casstaercs,
S.itiaetf, and TeaUaca, of ererr dweriptiaa^f
READT MADE, for Men and n?r
GE\T!jl'ta.\HH|Ifi «OODS,
Jy'UKMl'l'UKB
We have now in^tore the largest and best assortment
of Fl.'HNITl'UK ever offered in this section. Having
every facility or obtaining the latest petterna, and there
fore receive none but articles o!
Taste, Elegance A Durability,
Would ruoet respectfully call tbe attention of tbe citl
Wis of C'ouncii Biuflb and adjacent cuuntry, to onr large
and rich assortment now ott band at tbe tiTAll STORK,
•Bong which m«' be fouud
if as,
Lotting Glasses,
Quartette Stao%
French Bedsteads,
Tables.
8iands,
llat SUndS|
25
50
1L0THI5M&—A roaimiflrent stock of Spring and
bummer Clothing, for aale low at tbe I
Dtu BSB fllYK. I
A
large aaiortmeat inst received
and for fale iuw at tbe BEE RIVE.
toODEM A WILXOW WARE—all kind* tor
aaMrtment of go
BEE HIVE.
20
COLLINS' HOUSE.
corxek or sn» asd market struts,
L. A. ELTOS S. M. COLLIXS.
PROPRIETORS.
BOS. RIO A JAVA COFfEE-for aale at
OU tha BEE OIVX.
United States
EXPRESS COMPANY.
s»oo,eoo.
THE
partxership HERETOFORE FXISTIX«
bet*r^n the (.ithscriber* ticler the rtrm "f BALr
WI». DoDGK. CO.. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, i.e Rov Tittle retiring and learin* the
battocs. or the old Arm to he cloaed tip by Baldwin A
oncc, who win rnntinno tn do a Banking A Kxi'tumge
BaatiM*. UMertfca aaaaa and style nf Baldwin A lindgc.
ABOVE wkli. kvowx COMPAXT RAT*
e«tablishet a route from Iowa City West, through
JUretifo, Grloaall, M«teanaM, Sawtga, Oaa Malaa..
Add, Wlot.raett, Lewta, to
Council Blaffs a Omaha City,
and are prepared to do a REXEBAL EXPRESS AXI)
FORX'AKDlXti BI HIXJCSW With special attention to
the tranMniMmaof COIN", HANK. KOTBg, OOOIWA
PACEAiiW, and alao to the ColleeUoa atima.. Draft,
and AcmaMa, In all the principal cMaaaiM lowaa in
the United Wat*., Canada., CaNCatala mt Biupa.
Order (M. by tbe "failed Btatea Eifrcit
Campuy."
They are also nosing ra(«larl|' from Iowa City aarth
to Cadar Bapidc.
*i.ta.
sr.Aft3.
Aiaat.
Coitage Bedstead
Bnrdo taaes,
4 Desks,
flaskets,
Hetre6eea,
thiiows,
Pining Tables,
Rocking Cbairs,
Wa*h-Stands,
Window Curtains and TJuJliiIW^i'
Every variety and kind of tbe ab«ve named articles
ean be fonmi at the STAR STORK, all of the moat ex
qaiMte w*rktnan»bip, and comprising the most tull and
rich assortment west of the Mississippi River.
50
Espselai attention gifrrt to the lassraafe al
Dwelling* *nd Cuntenta, lor a period of
from one to live years*
BAGS OF RIO COFFEE—for sale at tbe
STAR STORE.
40
20
75
60
BAGS OLD JAVA COrFEE—«or aale a
the STAR STORK.
HALF CHESTS YOIWG HYSOX TEA
lor aale at Uie STAR STORK.
25
20
To the PubliOs
BILS CRtSBED SUGAR—for sale at Un
STAR STOHK.
sale at ihe STAR STORK.
1
BBLS GRA!Vl'LATED SUGAR—for sale
not pay. settle by note aud p.iy the usual interest of this at ibe STAR STORK,
country. man git. nef part, so come up and save
me the unpleasant feeling oi aeudiog aa ofllcer to fitch
you for it must be did.
£_3-Myort)c* is at the old stand, wbere 1 win be
found during business hours. R. P. SNOW.
nl3-3m (Bugle copy 3m
O E BBT.B BEST G0LDE1 BTRt T—
for tale
al I
lie 8TAR STORK.
A BBU. BE1XBTKR*S STRLP—f«r ui at
4U IU STAR MVRK.
BBU OLD RYE TTH1SKY—for Kale at thc
STAB STORK.
BBU STAR WHISRY—for »l. at the
STAB STUUK.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BRAOIE»
fur nale at tha Bl AJt blDltK—
Oft RBLS BEST CIDER VIE«i All- f.T uli
/bV/attke STAR STORK.
OR HALF BBU TAR—for dale at the
AO STAB STORE.
BBLS MACKEREL—far ule at tha
STAR STORE.
25
TIERCES RICE—for sale at lha
UTAR stork.
Pinn SACKS SALT—for .ale at lha
JUU
1000
RBLS. STRCF—jmt reoaired aal fbr aale at
BBK HITS.
first iter East sf PacMe Bmf1
A KBIDIRECTLY OPPOSITE Mr BRIDE
Jx kOWKX'S. it )TM wlh lu aMaiaUM VMBATBST
KBIDIRECTLY OPPOSITE Mr BRIDE ft
BOWB.VS. if «a« wtsk
A BEST JBWBLBT la town.
rpBK SCBSCRTRKR REIKS A PRAC
T1CAL WatabaMkcr, faala oaipataat to
repatrBW
aosl
dlBlcalt aad Baiicata wark tkat
aiaj he entrnstad t» his
care.
yy All work Warraatai to aire aatisfactn.n
Correct Time.
rfSI rraUCJAT REST ASSURED THA*
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fiast of PacUc Hoaso.
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Maaiillatp 1
Paravils, *f ertrj
Kmbroideries,
Laces.
KidGlutfle,
H«iery#
fWmnets,
[ibons,
»wers, fce.
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X» ft, rbsoix Block.
Hosiery.
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Ml Cbildrea'a Cotton. UB Tktaa4«M UB
Boaier}' of all deacriptioat and i
—ALSO—
Laftca' Cotton, Llle Thread, Silk aa* KM GUSTO.
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Fina Killat, Mitt and Olmrea. I
Pataaola, Faaa, Ac., Ac. for aaia at Xo. i. TtaaizS
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W| ara jaat ia racaipt of a laiaa Itotk Blala.
cbaek and atriped SwIei Jaocnat aad KalaaaokEaaliaal
Dotted and Figured Mailiaa
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Smbroidered Robes aod Skirts
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aad ootaplau atock of Embroidered Bd(iaaa, SS,
Inaartinis, Klouaciafa and Baadaj Liaaa and Liana
Cambric Handkerchiefa.
fot aale at So. 6, rkonis Black.
BABBITT A BOSS.
Vi'jy "?a
Carpetingss
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Brteseff, "fSpe^try
Ingrain Carpetings. 1. S and 3 ply,
*ine and Kxrra Fine
Mair Carpeting. Stair LiieM.aU wilttH
mitr »nd White UoUaadfor Wiadoer OrtaljM
Gilt transparent Window Shaded
Curtain Damask of ail kind^
hrnieby BABBITT It BOSS.
Fresh Salmon.
I dec. can. and balf can« lmb SALMON
article, for Ml. at tka Mannar More. I?
BABBITT A MSB.
Fresh Fruits.
100 Arc. caaa Feaehea, Strawberries Af., J*H t»
eeiTfld at 0.
S. fboQix Block, and fur rale bjr
VSTERS—a laife supply ai tha
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STAR STORE.
UABfMor sate at tha
STAR STORE.
GO TO TIIE C1TT
Jewelry store
tJk.. X3. HOaiOTON,
4
BABBITT A^asas.
Sardines.
no \at. SABDIXRS ia half aad «narter ktaw a
parlor article—l»r aale b/ BABBITT A BUSS.
Brandy Peaches.
dog. in GLAS.H—just received at N«. 5*
A. and lor sale by BAIWt k HBh
Jellies.
MO dot. JELLIES—a (real Tanaff aa#rf*»
qoality.
Alsv, IB packages fresh Tm*
49 t»xe» CODKtSWt
200 drams fresh KK5*
10(10 sacks Sup. Dairy Salt, kc., kc,
Jnst rereired a®d for »ale ai estreniely low ratoa. at
4, Phoenix Block BABBITT k KfIBB
Beady-Made Clothing.
TtIK
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nAVK A LARGK
of Ready-Made Clothia* anllable to tka
which they are *elltn( at cuat to cloaa tki. knack al
business.
call M»a Examine oar Price
BABBITT 4 ROSS
«v». a, P*n«
Council Dleflk. June 1st, tSKuf-e
PIANOS! PIANOS?!
tirB HAVE iUST BtCEIVKIl SOKE I
W Gl-ITABS, ln«tracti..n Brnka. and a Sae
anaortment of SHEBT-BI SIC, of Ibe lalMt
puklleatiuna. All of which may be oMalaad
on tbe anal reaaonakla terms, by applylnc to
ne-H i B.
1 A HHDS. RACOS—Just rareirad and Ut irt
I U at the BEB HITK.
FREIH
feachrb. rtnERRt*^ A« i
oa hand,and lor sale at tM
LASS WARE—A mamaiotk Stock at tk.
BEE RITE.
.IA BBLS. MOLASSES—JaH weiwd and
40
aale at lha BEE UIVI
J. *. PALMES. tAI XOBLKj
J. H. Palmer ft Co.,
•Bakers a Ileal Estate Aseeta||
Oltlca-Xa.«. Palaaar'aBlacb, ladway.
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V/ Boacht aad Sold CollaatiwraUi V«a
Nebraska pnSHptly atteadad toi city al^d 1
ty and Laada paink.inl aad aaldl Meaar
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