6 THE DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS SATURDAY MARCH 28 , 1885
THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
iSatnrday Mornipg | March. 28
suuaoRirrioN RATES.
. . . . . . . JO oenta r * "wk
- IIO.OOPM yew
MINOB MENTION ,
Ladies' "dude" collars at Bliss' .
See J. Roller's now spring goods.
The schools now close for a week's va
cation.
Latest and finest novelties in ladies'
handkerchiefs and collars nt Bliss' .
The case o Wm. Jefloris , for shooting
young Wheeler , comes up In the superior
court to-day.
Permit to marry was yesterday granted
to A. Miller and Lizzie Winiko , both of
Mlndon township.
All walnut , Italian matblo bed room
unites $30 , former price § 75. A fact.
Call and see A. J. Mandell , 325 Broad-
way.
way.This
This is my lost week. Govern your
self accordingly. Call at once nnd secttro
goods cheap whllo you cm. II. E. SEA-
MAN.
MAN.Tho water plpo at the city building has
busted , causing some trouble and annoy
ance to the prisoners , some of whom
drink water. The marshal and jailors
got along well.
Portable racks are to bn made for the
UBO of the county recorder , so that the
books being kept in thoao , can bo the
more cully removed to some place of
safety in oaao of fire.
The county board will not probably
Iiavo to send any missionaries east to
peddle the county bonds out of a grip
sack. The indications are that the bonds
will bring a good premium.
Andrew Hill now seeks to bo freed
from his matrimonial alliance with Anna
Bill , to whom ho was married in lion-
month , 111. Ho claims that oho woe
ionder of other men than of him.
The Herald man is hot becaiuo THE
h BEE nun did not take tltno to read his
' . ; abortive sensational articles. THE BEE
man is too busy gathering news , and de
sires to bo excused from perusing such
articles.
A young man was walking along Broad-
Tray last evening when his revolver fell
out of his pocket , struck the sidewalk
and wont off , the bullet striking the sav
ings bank bullding'just below the win
dow.
dow.Mr.
Mr. Filbrook , of the Iowa and Nebras-
kn Insurance company , is hero to settle
tip a loss , ono of Bon Marks' barns hav
ing bnrned the other day. Some ono
' started a nro and the gross burned up to
the barn , causing that to go too. *
The temperance talks of Mr. George
Woodford are interesting many and have
even stirred np the democratic evening
supplement of the republican grand
mother. Mr. Woodford's power must be
acknowledged when ho can bring the
dead to life.
The mayor says that ho does not take
much stock in the report that the gam
blers are to open up to-night. Ho saye
that if they open without the consent ol
the conncllhe will put on enough police
to arrest every ono of the keepers and
all that are playing.
In the United States court yesterday
the case of James Davis vs. the Chicago
" & Northwestern Railway company wae
on trial. The plaintiff is the boy who
got his logs cut off by the cars at the
Northwestern depot in the city. The
company claim that as ho was not a paa.
acngor and had no business playing
around the cars , ho should not rccovei
damages.
An old man who had hia foot so frozen
aa to necessitate amputation of part , ha :
been staying at the city jail hero for twc
months or moro , thcro being no hospital
in which to ciro for him. Ho has nol
recovered so far as to bo able to move
on , and yesterday ho loft for Creston ,
The need of a city hospital grows more
apparent every day. The city hai no fit
place for eating for such persons.
Yesterday County Auditor Klrklaml
received moro samples of bonds from
Omaha , sent by a house who wanted tc
do tlio printing of the bonds for the new
court house and jiil. Among the samples
sent was ono of Council Bluffs' cltj
bonds , which , it saomed , were printed In
Omaha , notwithstanding the way In
which some of the city oQiclaU pratend tc
turn up tholr noses at everything thai
pottalns in any way to the city at the
other end of the big bridge.
"What Is Unman Is Immortal. " Splr
itual circle to-morrow ( Sunday ) aftcrnooi :
and evening , in spiritual hall at 2 anc
7:30 : o'clock. Entrance on Main and
Pearl streets , via stairs two doors south
of the postoiUco. After the evening clr
ole Dr. Jeffen * will speak for fifteen mln
utes on the "Oanso and Onto of Povertj
and Grime. "
Mayor Yanghan has been qulto ill foi
several d ys put , but has managed to ell
np In bed and sign city bonds and cou
pons. Yesterday ho rode out and deliv
ered the bonds to Oily Auditor Burke ,
who will now sign their. The mayor ex.
posts to start in a day or two for Ala
bama , to visit his brother , who lives near
Selina , aad from thera proceed to New
Orleans to take In the exposition. Ho
hopes ti get recreation and health by the
trip.
\Vi lisia Brim and F. 0. Gmtonberg
did their bcs1. to furnish some item fcr
the papers , but neither succeeded very
\re 1 First Gentonberg hadBrix ) arrested
for is nailing him , bat tbo charge wai
I i
withdrawn , and they made up over a
glass of beer , when Gerstcnberg picked
which Brlx had
up a silver half dollar
aid on Iho b r. Brlx then had him ar-
cstod for larceny , end Jait evening a
ury was being summoned to try the case
as Goratenbcrg said ho picked tha money
up just in a joko.
John Watson , who has lived hero for
. -oars , died at his homo Thursday night
after an illness of about ton days , The
remains were taken to PlaUsmouth ,
Nob. , yesterday for burial. Mr. Watson
some time ago , whllo unloading lumber
rora a car , met with an accident , by
which ho lost ono foot. Slnco then ho
las sued the company , and the casa has
iad two trials , resulting in his favor In
ho lower courts but against him In the
upper court. These cases have attracted
considerable attention. It is said that
lis last illness was not caused , however ,
jy the Injury , but from catching cold ,
which settled on his lungs.
Dr. S. Moshlor , of the Slonx City
Dhronio Disease Institute , will bo at the
Scott bouso In this city , Thursday , April
2d. Will attend to pottonts and all who
are eflllctod will do well to give him a
call. Consultation free.
A FIRE FIEND.
He Not 'Only Fires. Buildings Bnt
Fires a Rifle ,
Sliot by a Constable llo nt Last
Surrenders.
& The neighborhood about six miles from
Walnut has been thrown into great ex
citement by the acts of a man named
Neville , who seems to Iiavo become nl-
moit insane over the real or imaginary
wrongs to which ho and his family have
boon subjected by the law. It appears
that the Novlllo family consist of the old
gentleman and wife , and a eon , the young
man , who has sa suddenly sprung into
public notoriety. The older Neville has
had numerous law suits and they have
resulted rather disastrously to him finan
cially. The old man has been very bit
ter , and the young man is thought to
have imbibed much of the same spirit.
Some tlmo ago ono of the residents
of that township , Donald Stewart , a
well known and highly respected citizen ,
bought at sheriff's sale eighty acres oi
land which had belonged to Novlllo.
Neville claimed that the foreclosure ,
sale purchase , etc. , was fraudulent In its
nature , and ho was very bitter about the
affair. It Is said he and his son made
many threats. Mr. Stewart In the mean
time put up a house and a barn on the
place. Thursday afternoon young Neville ,
armed with a Spencer rifle , wont to the
place and aet fire to the house and to
the barn , and there stood with his rifle
threatening to shoot anyone who attempted -
tempted to put out the fire. Ho firec
the rlflo several times but die
not hit anyone , but so frlghtenec
the bystanders that they did not dare to
interfere. An excited crowd collected ,
and after the buildings were nearly
burned to the ground , an attempt was
made to capture him , but ho took refuge
In the upper part of his father's house ,
and there fired on any ono attempting tc
approach the building. Ho fired aboul
thirty shots In all , but did not hit any
one. In the meantime OonatabloSankey
and a posse occasionally fired back , nnti
the upper part of the building was pretty
well filled with lead. About the
time that Neville's ammunition was
exhausted a bullet struck him in the call
of the leg , and ho then surrendered. Yes
terday ho was brought to this city and
lodged In jail. It Is claimed that the
burning of the buildings was in accord
ance with an oft-ropeated throat that
Stewart would never bo allowed to
occupy the land , which ho had acquired
by the sheriffs sale , and having fired the
buildings ho did not propose being taken
alive. The affair seems the culmination
of wrath which had boon nursed in the
family for years.
Spring goods for suitings at Nora no &
Landatrom's , 505 Main street. Inspec
tion invited. Prices and quality equa'
to any in the city.
A MIXED CASE ,
A Voting Attorney Gets Into Trouble
Over a Bogus Deed ,
Ono of Council BlaiTs young attonieyo ,
Mr Tate , has found himaolf involved in
a tangled web , and were It not fcr the
fact that ho la a yonng man who has
llvod in thla city and county for years ,
and has had an excellent character , the
circumstances surrounding his case wonli
prove a sad blow to his reputation. Ac
cording to hia statement a stranger came
to his oflico and wanted him to make out
two deeds and a chattel mortgage , aaying
ho would call for them. The papers
made oat ready for signature , nnd the
man called nnd got them. In a day or
two ho came in again and left ono
of the papers asking the attorney
to gel it recorded , and giving him the
money to record it , saying he waa goiiif ,
over to Omaha , and did not have time tc
got it recorded. The attorney took the
Instrument to the recorder's oQica anc
left it there for record. It hna since
turned out that the signatures to the in
strument were forged , and the affair was
being investigated by Justice Schnrz yea-
tordajr , who concluded to turn the whole
business over to the district court for a
fuller Investigation , It Is n matter of re-
gcot that Mr , Tate should got involved
in any such entanglement , but as ho pro-
teats his innocence , and tbo details are
decidedly mixed , it will hardly count
against him before ho has been given a
chance to folly establish his innocence by
proof Ho claimed in court yesterday
that offers hid been made him to settle
the affair for $250 , but that ho refused to
settle it.
THE OOTJNTY BOATTO ,
Ileturn of the KxouraloiilHts nd n
VlHlt to Omaha.
The oanty board of supervisors to.
gether with the county auditor returned
Thureday night from ( heir trip to Mary ,
ville , Mo. , and St. Jce , where they In-
jpectod the rotary jails , which are built
after the same plait aa that adopted by
ibis county. They cams back well satis
fied , aud ycitnday they met ia morning
csslon , nnd decided to go right
with the work of building a like jail
icre. They authorized the attorney nnd
andltor to ndrottiso for bids for
ho construction of the now jfill ,
lating that fnl ! plans and epeci-
icitlons wonld bo on exhibition
t the auditor's cfllco on and after April
3 , and that bida wonld bo tocoivod up to
noon of April 0 , each bidder to ncsom-
pnny his bid by a $500 certificates chock
aa n guarantee.
The board also instructed the attorney
, nd auditor to prepare circulars calling
attention of moneyed mon to the fact
-hat $30,000 of court hoaio bonds nnd
$30,000 of jnil bonds would bo Issued at
once and olfercd for ealo.
In the afternoon the county bcnrd
went over to Omaha to inspect court
lonso and jail there , and get such "point
ers" as might serve them in the orcctlon
of the proposed buildings here.
PKUSONAIj.
William MftttB leaves to-day for Slonx City. .
A telegram from Oakland announces the
illness of Mrs , Belle , sister of K. Iluntington
of this city.
James Mathowson , the street lighter , ha
received the sad news of the death of hi
wife's mother , Mrs. W. 13 , Newton , of Oak
land ,
Mrs. Lizzie llarlo , wife of T. W. llarle , n
prominent attorney of St , .Too han been visit
ing her father , Auditor Burke , of this city fo
three weeks past , and returned to her homo
yesterday.
The Council Binds [ Paint Munnfactnr
ing company will bo soliciting orders ID a
few days. Walt for them.
COMMKUOIAI/ ,
COUNCIL nwrra iunKrr.
Wheat No. 1 milling , 65 ; No. 2 , CO
No. 8 , 60.
Corn Now , 28c.
Oats For local purposes , 23c.
Hay 35 00@6 CO per ton ; baled , 60@60.
Rye S5o.
Corn Meal 1 SO per 100 pounds ,
Wood Good supply ; prices at yards , 6 OOQ
6 CO.
CO.Goal
Goal Delivered , hard , 9 CO per ton ; 10 !
4 0 per ton
Lard Fftlrbank's , wholesaling at OJc ,
Flour City flonr , 150@2 90 ,
Brooms 2 95@3 00 per doz ,
LIVH STOCK.
Cattle Butcher cows S 253 75 , Entchor
steers , 3 7GQJ4 00.
Bhoep 2 C0@3 00 ,
Hoga-4 00@4 25.
rnoDDOH AND rnurra.
Poultry Live chickens , per doz. SCO ; liv
turkeys , IBc.
Bnttor Creamery , 25@2So ; choice country
1618o.
Eggs 12J P ° * dozen.
vegetabloa Potatoes , 45f50o per bushel
onions , 75o per bu ; apples , choice cooking o
eating , 3 CO ; beans , 1 00@1 CO per busho
Cider 32 gallon bbl. , $6.50.
Oranges Florida , 4 00 per box ; California
50 per bov.
Lemons 4 C0@5 00 ner box
Railway Time Table
Corrected to January 7,1885.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Tbo following ro the times ol the arrival and do
nurture ol trains by central standard time , at th
local depots. Trains leave transfer depot Ion mln
ates earlier and arrive ten minutes later.
OfflOiOO , BUBUHSrOH AHD QOISCT.
LUVI. AKUVX.
: ! 5 p m Chicago Express 8:00 : a m
8tO : a m Fast Mall. 7:00 : p w
HlSO p m Accommodation. SlOO p m
At local depot only.
KAKSia oirr , ST. JOB AMD OOUHOIL ELUTTS.
10:05 : a m Hall and Express , 6:25 : p m
8:16 : p m Pacific Express , 0:65 : p m
CraOiOO , KILWiOKIl AHD 8T. FAUI.
5:25 : p m Express , 8:05 : a m
6:29 : a m Express , 8:65 : p m
OmOASO , BOOK IStAND JJfO PAOinO.
iS : p m Atlantic Express , 0:05 : a m
9S6 : a m Day Express 8:61 : p m
7l0 a m * Des Holnes Accommodation , 8:16 : p m
At local depot only.
ABASH , ST. LOUIS AMD PACIFIC.
5:10 : p m Aooommodaton 9:00 : a m
1:80 : p m Iiouls Express 2:15 : p m
At Transfer only
cmoiooand HouTmrumur ,
6:50 : p m Express , 8:50 : p m
BiUam Fadflo Express BiOSam
I70UI OTTT AMD FAOITIO ,
filO p D fit. Paul Kxproee , Q:00 : a m
f 110 a m Day Express 7:00 : p m
DIIJON FAcmo.
8:00 : p in Western Express , 8:50 : a m
11:00 : a m Paelflo Express , < :10 : p m
11110 a m Lincoln Express , 1:15 : p m
At Transfer only
DUMMY TIUI.S3 TO OllilU.
tioave Council Bluffs 7:16 : 8:20 : 8:80 : 10:30 :
11:10 : a. m. 1:30 : 2:30-8:80 : : 1:28 : 6:25 : 8:25
11:45 : p.m. Leave Omaha 8:10 : 7:6C : btO : ioC :
11:15 a. m. 12:50-2:00 : : 3:00 : 1:00 : 1:55 : 5:6 :
11:10 : D. ra.1
JTACOJB ISIIUS ,
Attorney - at-Law ,
COTOCII , BLUF1S , IOWA.
Office , Main Street , Rooms 7 and 8 , Shugart and
L'eud block. Will practice In Sluto and Into courts.
K. 80HURZ.
orncnc OVER AMERICA * EXPBMS
"OTTOP.TL B
For Rent
The building known as tho"Ska'ln | ? Rink" cornc
Cth A\cnuoandl'carl street , u.111 bo rented , alto
Aether or separately. Occur aitcy , April let. Fo
further particulars call on
onJOHN nfiRKSIIEIM ,
President Council lilufla Savings Bank
MANDEMAKEHS & VAN ,
ARCHITECTS ,
CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS
No , 201 Upper Broadway , Council Bluffs
Dv , W. H. Shorradon
DENTIST ,
Masonic Temple ,
Council Bind Iowa.
T1MKEN BERING
EASIEST
Uldes as easy p " VvItlionepcr
ton as two. V XjnB spring !
lengthen and shorten according totha weight the
earrjf. Equally well adapted to rough country road
end Imc drives of cities. Manufactured and sold b
all leading Carriage Builders and Dealers.
St , Charles Hotel ,
0 ST11KET , BET 7th and 8tb , . . LINCOLN , NEB
Mrs. Kato Coakly , Proprlotoreu.
wly and elegantly furnished. Good sample
rooms on Drut floor.
tJTTerms(1.60 to K per day. Special ratal glreo
memberii of the legislature. novlo-1 m-rae
H. S. ATWOOD ,
Plnttamoutb , - - Nearauka
iiiiDia or motooiHiiso IIB IUH
IIEREFORO m JERSEYGiTTLF
NEW GOODS r- NEW GOODS.
Capets and Dry Goods
ATBROTHERS. .
Axminster Moquette , Body Brussels , Tapestry Brussels , Ingrain Carpets , Etc. Office Mattinpa
Soecialty. Smyrnia Rugs , Mats , Oil Cloths , Etc , Our stock of Lace Curtains is unusually larcre and
of excellent variety. Turcoman and Madras curtains in many new and beautiful designs Choicest
Silksin black and the new colors. Our lineot Dress Goods comprises all the new desiens for the
season , and the variety of our White Goods is nowhere excelled. New and beautiful Laces invite
attention , and our line of ladies' and childrens' Hose is larger and finer than ever
f
COCKE & RGAN
347 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
GOODS.
First Gtand Sale of Spring Dress
Goods Still Continues.
50 pieces Cashmere 12Jc worth 18c.
20 " DoBogo Ifio " 22c.
20 " Ottoman cord 20c " 25c.
15 " Novelty suitings 25c worth 40c.
10 " Wool broche 40 c worth COc.
15 " Coventry sultings all wool desirable
colors 40 inches wide 50c worth 7Gc.
Armuroe , tricotines , block nnd colored cash-
raoroa at prices lower than over before
offered.
20 pieces French cotton salines beautiful de
signs at21c.
French and Scotch zephyrs , seersuckers ,
chovlots , in desirable styles , Lawns and per
cales 5c to 12 0.
Cable cloths with embroideries to match.
Skirts.
Skirts with nine tucks , soft muslin. 50c
worth COc.
Skirts with nine tucks and two ruffles , C5c
worth DOc.
Nicely trimmed Skirts with tucks and ruf
fles , SI worth $1 25.
Skirts with tucks nnd trimmed with cm-
broidery , § 113 werth SI 40 ,
Skirta trimmed with 8-inch embroidery , 15
tucks , heavy muslin , $1 50 worth 82.
Our $2 , $2 25 and $2 75 Skirts are equally
as good value us the cheaper ones quoted
abovo.
Those garments are all made with turned
We are Offering Domestics at New York Prices.
Special bargain iu black silkarNo. 1 , black silk ab 65c wortli J)0c ) ; No 2 , blacksilk at 85c worth $1 ; No. 3 , black silk at $1 worth 81.3
No. 4 , black Bilks at § 1.25 worth $ M 5. We are offering the best value at 81.50 ever given in this city. No. 0 , vary heavy soit finish
ilk at 8 1.85 wortli $2.25. We guarantee these silks NOT TO CUT.
Cocke
RETAIL DRYG
347 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
NEW WHITE GRAPE Copy of a part or a photograph
of a NIAGARA vine , planted
1878 , as It appeared Fall of
188O with OS clusters weighing
26 Ibs. on 48 In. bearing wood
let. The Niagara ripens in favorable seasons at Lockport , Atijr. 20th ,
2 ( ) . It never drops from tha stem if left to hang till frost comes , and improves in flavor
all the time ,
Sil , Ic is purely native , and therefore hardy , lias stood 35 degrees below zero without
injury.
Hh.-vBears a good crop the 3d year and often the icJ ! , and is a regular bearer , and no
waste , us bunches are compact Never fails to ripen its crop na tbo thick leathery foliage
holds even to the baio of the canes until frost kills , it ,
nth. Vineyards are in bearing in various sections from Georgia to the Northern Ltkex
and Canada , and from Kaneas to the Atlantic coast , there being more than 1,000 acres planted
Ithin tha last five yrara , anil over 200 acres wera planted t Brocton , Cliautauriim Co , , N.
Y. last spring , (1884) ( ) ; Jonas Martin alone having 47 acres ; the largest vineyard of Niagaras ,
being planted t Highland , Ulster Co , N. Y. , by Sam'l Hcgcra , Kaq , , which contains SOncrei
of this one variety , and ho hai realized from 20 to 30 cents per pound for his fruit , while Con
cords grown In tbo same locality brought from ! to G cents only ,
C. All parties planting vineyards ha\e signed a contract to return all the wood and cut
ting every year back to tha Company up to , and including 1833 : BO it has bsen the sole owner of
all the stocB , and no one but the Company and its ftuthoriied agents can sell and deliver
genuine Niagara viuea. So all pcrfoQs ehuuld examine agent's certificate of authority , and
see that it has the corporate teal of the Company attached , and e\ery vine that it ban n lead
seal attached , bearing theiinrjrcsiion ol the Company's registered trade mark.
7th , We now olfer for the first time , strong U year old vines at retail at ? 2,00 each with
out restrictions , to bs delivered en and after March 1st , 1885 ,
WELLS COOK , Council Bluffs , Bowa.
Hailng accepted appolntrrent ai special agint ( or the NIAOAItI WJIITK SAFECO. lor Iowa aodNe-
brasla.Iam naw f rured to promptly dellm "iNlAfJAHA" lues under tbo JtccUitercd Trade Mark Seal
.fth.comp.ujr.
lrsU ! Hilton , H o , .
PHYSICIAN & SUBGEOfl ,
Beams and lock stitch sowing. They are al
most 08 CHEAP A3 TUB ilATEHIAL ALONE CAN
DE BOCGUT FOR.
White Goods.
Our White Goods and Linen department
has grown so largo that wo have been obliged
to add moro shelving , especially for this de
partment. Wo nro showing now things in
HAMDDRO NETTINGS. Attovicn-Ejiiiuoinsnr ,
FianiiKD SWISSES , FKDOBA CHKCKB , REVKRE
STiuriw , LACE MOLLS. ILunconu LAWNS ,
INOBA LAWNS , INOIIA SinirES.CAimEAU DEH
INIIES , BIIOCADED SATlNES.and a beautiful as
sortment of VICTORIA LAWNS , PLAIN aud
CHUCKED NAINSOOKS.
Jerseys
20 doz Jerseys , Lisle finished , 51 50 worth
$2.A
A complete line of children's and misses
.Toreoyp , all colors , cashmere , wool , Lisle
unshS125. !
Muslin Underwear.
Having purchased our Ladles' Underwear
direct from the manufacturers wo are ena
bled to save our customers the "jobbers
profits. "
Ladies' PANTS , with four tucks.soft finish
ed muslin , 25c per p air worth 40c.
Lidies' Pants' , nicely trimmed with em
broidery nnd tucke , good heavy muslin , COc
per pair , worth Goe.
Ladies' 1'ants , extia fine muslin , fine em
broidery , ten tucks , C5c per pair worth E5c.
_ . is upurodiBlao , aruuu-
f us activity. po lti\cly
II curcu.- . . - - , . * . -
_ _ ' * cnorKy.uorvousucbil.
Ity , all wcukneea ofitciiieratlvo Bystom .ulttur ecx.
ti.Uv mall. J. JI.Wurucr.yi07 btutobt , CLIcss&
Ladies' OHEMISi : , soft muslin , 25c wort"
lOc ,
Ladies' Chemisn. nicely tucked and trimmed
mod , with embroidery , 50o worth 7Cc.
Ladies' Chemise , nicely trimmed with in
sertion nnd embroidery to match , nnd also
tucked 70 worth 31 ,
. Ladies' Chemise , very fmo muslin , elabor
ately trimmed , 85c worth SI 15.
Ladies , NIGI1T DKUSSES , good muslin ,
trimmed with cambric ruflhng , C5o worth OOc.
Ladles' Night Dresses , trimmed with em
broidery , and tucked , 85o worth 3110.
Ladles' Nipht Dresses , trimmed with inser
tion , embroidery , and tucked , 31 worth ? 1 35.
Ladies' Night Dresseu.elaborately trimmed ,
extra fine muslin $1 50 worth $2.
The "Princess" NIeht Dress , $2 worth
52 CQ.
The "Duchess" Night Dross , S2 25 worth
" "
"iha "Queen" Night Dress , 34 worth $5.
Hosiery.
Our stock of hosiery is now replete in every
respect.
100 dozen ladies' colored hose at lOc , worth
26c.
100 dozen fancy nnd solid colored hose , in
grain , at 15c , worth 20c.
20 dozen balbriggans , full regular made , at
20c , worth 30o.
26 do/.ua silk clocked balbrlggan boss ,
full regular made , at 25c , worth 35o.
25 dozen solid colored hoie , full regular , at
25c , worth 35c.
25 dozen solid colored eplit-fect hose , at35c ,
worth COo.
25 doz "Schopper's" oil colored hose , at 50c ,
always sold at OOc.
50 dozen colored nnd black lisle , nt C5c ,
worth OOc. '
Wo have an elegant assortment of misses
and children's iu llslos and cottons , blacks
and colors.
Gents' Half Hose.
50 dozen cotton stripes , at 5c. worth RJc.
20 dozen stout Scotch mixed , seamless , at
lOc , worth 15c.
15 dozen blue and brawn mixed , seamless ,
at 12Jc , worth IC.ijo
20 dozen old gold , blue and brown mixed ,
extra stout seamless , nt 15c , worth 25c.
20 dozen British stouts , at 20c , worth 25o
seamless ; 25 dozen striped British seamless ,
half hose , at 2oc , worth 35c.
15 dozen oil ingrain bode , at 35 : , wortli SO : ,
Gloves.
20 doz lisles nt 25c worth 40c.
23 " " " "
35c COc.
20 " fancy colored listoa at Mo worth
75c.
20 " black and colored ailk gloves at , DOe
worth 75c.
15 doz mitts colored nnd black at f.Oc and
75c worth -10 per cent more.
"MURDER MOST FOUL , "
To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria ,
DUIIINO the last fli o y ars thcro hai not been a death from diphtheria In any cato where Dr. Thomal
JcHerlu' preventive and euro was ueed. It had been the means ot saving thousands or live * InJIl-
iiondlblo In putild sors throat. In malignant BCirlot fever , chaniflnz It In 48 hours to the ttlinplo form. lu-
lalllblo euro ( or nil Inflammatory , Ulccratlve , Putild or CuUrrlul conditions , ulthcr Internal or external.
Pilco , ? 2.
CUOLEHA ! CHOLEItA ! CHOLEKA !
Dr. JcDcfls' Cholera Specific nlll arrelt the cliemeo In 30 to 60 minutes. The Doctor Died th(4 ( modi-
otno during the fcarlul vlolUtlon o ( the cholera In Cincinnati , St. Louie , anil all alonif the MiffItslppl
KJ > cr and ltd trllnjlailep , nltheut looini ? a cantIn thojcare MB , ' 60 , 'fit end 'D2. It 1 alio inialllblo Iu
Cholera Morbue , Cholera Infantum , etc. Keep It on hand. You can rely upon It. Bind for It. I'tlcotiOO
Cholera "Cornea as a thief In thu night.1
D YS PEPS IA ! D YSFEPX1A !
Dyspeptic , nhyllve In mlitery and rtlo In dearalr with cancer ol lhontnnr.cn ? Ir Thomas JenYrl" cum
every o o ot liiulKCstion and constipation In a tcry ihort tliro. llo t rf MnicniMt irtiou , UtBitla | | U
the cause ol ninety jwr cent of ll distance ) conditions Price S5 lort o cks tiiatinmt
1'ull printed Instructions liow to uaethemedlclnes sent with them. Noilucui rcfjulrrd ; a ( 'tnd nurna
fa all that la r oceeeary , Jr. Jefferla' remedies can only he cihulned at hlnotilcc , No. < J BvUth fct'a ' Street
Council BluBii , Iowa. Or eent hy express on receipt Of price.
SMITH & TOLLIIK , ACTS.
LKADING
Merchant Tailors !
7 and 0 Main St. ,
COUNCIL BIOTFS , - - IOWA.
A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From.
W. P. 4YI.SWORTH . ,
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER.
JUIck buildings of any sire raieed or moved and vatlsfaction guaranteed. Frame bom
moved on Lima UIANT trucks , the best In the world.
p AVLgwouTr
' ' §
1010 Ninth Btm-t' Council ulafTs.