THE DAILY BJfE-COUNCIL BLUFFS THURSDAY NOVEMBER ( j
THE DAILY BEE.
WOMJIL BLUFFS ,
Thursday Morning November 6 ,
sunscnitrioN KATIH.
r.y Curtltr . . - - - - - 0 * * nta i > r wcott
l rW 110.00 per je r
orncs !
No. 7 Pearl Blrwt , Near Broadway ,
MINOR MENTION ,
Sao J. Iloitor'n now Ml stock of cloth.
Officer Dunn yesterday arrested Ed
McOjuloy for asaault.
Policeman J. T. iiurloy U confined lo
his homo with a Bovcru nold.
J. J. Shen was In the city yostordny
looking after the returns for himself.
The Congregational church has not
fully settled yet on the calling of a
pastor.
The London Christy ininatrol company
is to appear in "Chips" at the opera
hcuBO this oronlng.
The funeral of little Johnny Stewart
will bo held at the family residence this
morning at 10 o'clock.
The funeral of John T. Mowory , who
died so suddenly at his homo on Pierce
street Monday , was hold yesterday after
noon.
The case of John Osborn , arrested for
illegal voting , is to bo tried before the
United States commissioner , George T.
The two contestants for county super
visor , Jones and underwood , mot nt the
court house yesterday and shook hands
over the returns.
There are some honest decent citizentt
in Council Bluffs who know how to behave - >
have on election day , notwithstanding ;
the howls of the Nonpareil.
If the republicans hero succeeded as
they seem to have done in electing Jones
as a county supervisor they still lack ono
vote of having a majority of the board.
The now 1'rcabytorian church is fast
being roofed , and will soon bo In condi
tion so that if cold weather comoo on
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work can bu continued on the interior.
To-morrow evening the Methodist
church choir promise the public an en
joyable concert in the Masonic hall , the
proceeds to bo for the benefit of the
church.
'
:
The returns concerning the judicial
election comes iu very indefinitely and
unsatisfactory. Judge Ayloaworth is not
"down in the dumps" yet , and still has
the hope of beating Loufbourow.
The defeat of two years ago and the
fearful struggle this year , ought to teach (
the republicans of this district that they
must , hereafter , in cbooaing n candidate
for congress , got ono whoso record docn
.
not have to bo defended aud apologized
for.
The ladies of the Harmony mission
society return thanks for the liberality
nhawn them at their oyster supper , also
. k for private donations Their next dime
M v . ociablo will bo hold this evening at the
' > 'r&idonca of Mrs. C. Diwson , on Frank-
rf ? avenue , ono block south of H. n. 30'
Field fc& " are cordially Invited. 50
w&in 8Ucl1 n demand in
THE Bi'.i : &
, . Council Bluffs ycstuday tlmt despite the
extra edition it was inlP"010 ' to furnish ,
I/
The Ii2ne8' ' ' n ° inP' toy
° ' "P'y '
rather than t .nj
whatiEvots ono particular ° f. 'dooms to
, 'uialf.o big. TIIK Bun ia appreciated.
JviCol. . Sapp is about the happioat man in
town ever the rnturns of the congression 01
al district. Ho has fought for Lyman
like a tiger , and to him moro than any
other ono man Lyman owes his election ,
Even those who wished Lyman had
/ been anowed under , oonccdo that as a
campaign manager Sapp is hard to boat.
The dear old grandmother has taken it
all buck and admits that oho wai too
nervous abaut this city , and that there
was r ally no occasion for her snivelling
demand for an army of specials to pro
tect the polls. It is true she has done
what she could to glvo Council Bluff * the
reputation of being a city of roughs and
thugs , but as she is sorry now. and as
many' do not BOO her scrap-book anyway ,
the public will generously forgive her.
There has probably boon no election
nu the result of which moro money has
been bet than on this ono. A great deal
was staked on the congressional raco.
Ono young man who had $000 bet on
Pusey was very anxious Tuesday night
to msko it $1,000 , aud finding a Lyman
pot of $300 , ho emptied his pocktti of
$180 and took that much of it even , nftor
the returns began coming in , making
$1,080 that ho ulono had on Puioy. A
number of other well kt-own residents
had from § T > 00 to § 2,000 on Pusoy.
Stotrart Stove * , Do Vol & Wright.
BIuiTlnifo JLIcrnscH.
Application was made at the county
clerk's oflico yesterday for marriage
license and granted to the following per
sons ; Andrew Kinsen to Annie Swaneon , J
both of Council Bluff * ; It. F. Kloko to
Amelia Koscnthal , both of Cuming
county , Neb. ; E. F. Wagoner to III. 1 > ,
K Ciller , both < ' Council Hluib ; .1. B
' /urrio , of Norfolk county , to Alice 1 ! ,
Palmer , of Oakland county. '
13 ? It will psy you to BOO our line of stoves
before you buy.
DE VOL ft WIIIOHT ,
504 Hruadnrny.
CliiHinuUur ,
To close the bueiuwb I oifor my stock of
miscellaneous books , piclurt' , funsy gouds ,
notion ) , firn screens , taiela , wile ) > f end
cano high chsTH and ditldron'a rocktrs ,
at pricr.i never known btforo in thu wtot.
H. K tieimunnt \ r. huokq nnd ntation-
cry , C01 Uroadwey , Council Bluffr ,
Wirx'ow s'lidta ' . u < bi to cloio thorn
ou . J' . C' . Miller 13 P arl stiett.
FIGURES AND FACTS.
Pnsey Rolls Up a Big Dome majority
Bill Still Needs Hew *
The Bepublioans Capture Most of
the County Offioost
Tlio Democrat' . Tnko the Town
OfllffH.
Vestordoy was mainly devoted to talk-
over the battle , and figuring on the number
bor of slain and woundod. Every news
centers were crowded with eager inquir
ers , and hundreds of pencils wcro busy
figurine out the reasons and the results.
Much interest was manifested in the tola-
graphic reports from the country at lartjo ,
aud yet the congressional , town and
county contests received no little atten
tion. It appeared from the returns that
came in from the district yesterday that
Lyman had bcon oloctcd by a majority of
between 500 and 700. Pusoy wont out
uf this county with over 500 majority.
All the precincts in the county were
not hoard from /ustoraay , but it appeared
clear that tbo democrats oloctcd J. ; J.
Shea , of Nooln , for olork of the courts ,
his majority bciiiK not far from CO. For
county recorder it scums that the repub
licans have elected Chambers , the contest
between him and Brodbock being quito
close , however.
For supervisor the republican candi
date , Mr. Jones , acorns to have run way
ahead , the east end of tlio county socm-
Ing to atand by him on "cast ond" mot
ives rather than moro pnrtlannship.
Tlio entire township ticket is elected by
majorities ranging from 150 to 250 ,
The following are the majorities of the
Jlllbront candidates so far as returns have a
aoon received from the county : vig
ron CONOIIES&MAN. am
_ Pusoy , democratic , majorities Coun- of
il Bliitr , First ward 105 , Second ward ah
139 , Third ward 45 , Fourth ward 100 ;
otal In city 1198 ; Boomer 10U , Cro cent lyl
59 , GarnerM , Ilazol Doll 20 , ton
Lincoln2'J , Mindou 81 , Noolii pii
18 , Norwolk LM , Vork 11 , WO'
Lyman , republican , majority Dclknap Tin
W , Carson 57 , Center 102 , Hardin 17 , ing
iCnox 5 , Luwia 1 , Silver Crook 38 , of f
iVright 72. nwi
rna
FOIl UOt'NTV ULEllK.
Street , republican , majority Bolknap sidi
, Carson 09 , Center 95 , Unrdin 21 , the
fames 27 , Silver Crook 42 , Vnlloy 5G , are
Vashlngton 15 , Wright 73. wh
Shna , democratic , majority Council and
JlufTs 190. Orescent 07 , Oarnor 42 , Ua- by
el Dull 7 , Keg Crook 48 , Kuox 2 , Lin- wo
oln 29 , Lawls 11 , Mmdon 87 , Ncola 93 , WOl '
forwalk yl , TJoasant 35. Kockford 20 , all
'ork 2-J. the
KOU IlECOUDEU. the
Chambers , republican , majorities
Jelknap 98 , Carson 70 , Center 100 ,
lardin 20 , Knox 51 , I owis 9 , Silver >
took \Vrif-ht97. .
Brodbock , democratic , majorities
louncll BlutiH 200. Crescent 01 , Garner
! , Lincoln 20 , Mindcii 70 , Noola 29 ,
Jorwalk 21 , York 13.
.ToncH , republican , majoritloi Bolknnp
.28 , Carsoti 152 , Center 101 , Durdin 20.
linox 34 , Lewis 2(5 ( , Silver Crook 87 , Co
Wright 103. thi
Underwood , democratic majorities
Council Binds , 530 ; Crescent , 81 , Gar- ,
icr , 25 ; Lincoln , 14 ; Mitidon , 72 : W
vnlk , ! ) ; York , 11.
The city retnrnf are an No
' Second ward ,
urthward , 433.
Second ward ,
ourth ward , 512. '
DISTHIUT .1UIH1E. 45 1
k ° ! 4fbnurow , First ward , 247 ; Second
SKird. . 1182 ! ; Fourth ward , 453.
Ay Ion worth , First ward , 358 ; Second
ward , 4)1 ! ) : Fourth ward , 483.
WSTltlOT ATIOUNKV. ate
A. B. Thornull , First ward , 258 ; Second
end ward , 388 ; Fourth ward , 472.
P. K. 0. Lilly , First ward , 340 ; Sec-
and ward , 483 ; Fourth ward , 504.
OIHUUIT.IU1H1K.
J. P. Connor , First ward , 250 ; Second
end ward. 38 ! ) ; Third ward , 312 ; Fourth
ward , 477. 0. II. Jackson , First ward , on
44 ! ) ; Socimd ward , 480 ; Third ward , 303 ; or
Fourtli ward , 500. bu
CM : KK.
S. D. Street , First ward , 270 ; Second l'
ward , 3)5 ! ) ; Third word , 323 ; Fourth
wurd , 400. J. J Shea , First ward , 335 ;
Second ward , 483 ; Third warJ , 2)0 ! ) ;
Fourth ward , 518.
UKCOllPKK. on
II. J. Chamber * , First ward , 251 ; Sou-
oud ward. 390 ; Third ward , 301 ; Fourth
ward , 400. J. F. Brndbi-ck , First ward ,
347 ; Second wurd , 4 ! > 1 ; Third ward , 315 ;
Fourth ward , 518. Iw
M KM HiIt : 110AU1) ) Of HUl'EUVlSOllH. ) vt
Ilobort T. Jonus , First ward , 238 ; Second
end ward , 30 ! ) : Third ward , 277 ; Fourth in
ward , 385. Samuel G. Undorwoad , First
ward , 300 ; Second ward , 5UO ; Third nu
ward , 311 ; Fourth ward , 591. by
.lUhllUKH.
llendricks , First ward , 355 ; Soond
ward , 517j Third ward , 307 ; Fourth as
ward , 470. Schurz , First ward , 350 ;
Second ward , 490 ; Third ward , 310 ;
Fourth ward , 492. Franoy. First ward ,
312 ; Second ward , 435 ; Third ward ,
282 ; Fourth ward , 480. Abbolt , First
ward , 200 ; Second ward , 375 ; Third
ward , 300 ; Fourth ward. 452. Itodu-
beck , First word , 255 ; Second ward , 300 ;
Third ward , 290 ; Fourth ward , 450. bo
Copigealmll , First ward , 210 ; Sooond
word , 375 ; Third ward , 310 ; Fourth
ward , 474.
I'OKSTAlllEH.
Wall MoFaddBii , 391 , 312 , 403 ; John
Fox , 385 , 305. 459 ; M A Gregory , 382 ,
317 , 471 ; 0. Wi'sloy , 400 , 300 , 482 ; J.
Whito. 493 , 300,487 ; John Barhyto ,
500 , 308 , 517.
TltUhTEES ,
II. n. Field , 389 , 311 , 405 ; Ilobort
Iluutiugton , 480 , 300 , 510.
CLKllK.
Jj. Klnnohan , 401 , J10 , 480 ; A. Gain , in
470 , 305 , 498.
TJiu precincts hoard from us nbov ; gUo for
Putoy n majority of 457 , Shea 190 Ohain-
10 mid Jones 73 , but thcsu will bo
ged HOinowlmt by the returns from
thu miwiii | { townnliipf , which will prob
Ally swell the majorities of 1'usoy ,
G'mnlH'M ' nn'l Jones uud cut down thu
majority of Shea.
'l do ir ports from the concretsionaldit-
triot outside of thin naunty uro very un
Mi'itfaotrry to all parties , I oiiiK oluw in
in and mcagro whin they ronch
bore.
bore.Tnu
Tnu dirocnnls rlnim that Aiidubon
comity ( > ivi'H 1'uri-v ' . ) , " ) , Milla 35 , llarri-
ten 100 , ur.d the Glebe insUts tlmt ho is
olociod , but gives no reason for the faith I
that is within it.
Col. Sapp places Lyman's majority
reaching nearly 1,000 ,
L. C. Arbuthnnt's millinery oponin
takes plnco on Friday nnd Saturday
Novorcbcr 7th and 8th.
Tbo roller skate mostly In favor seem
to bo the ono with the 2& inch brass
tlli
lined whoeln , tlm largest in ueo. II. L
Miller , , 1009 Fourth nvoniio , Counc
BlufTs , is the western ngont for thcs
skates , and Is having on immense succos
in selling the samo. Ho carries n larg
and ! well nwortcd stock of club , half-clu
and strap skates.
DlUHIlllltloil ,
The firm of II. II. Horno& Co. whole
ftulo dealers in cigars nnd tobacco is by
mutual consent dissolved , II. II. Ilorno
retiring. The business hereafter will be
conducted by Frank K. Kern with when
all our patrons indebted to said firm wll
settle nt the old stand in opera house
block Council Bluffj Iowa. All outstand
ing Indebtedness against the firm will b
settled by Frank K , Kern.II. .
II. n. IIon.VK.
KKHK & BHADEK.
Per F. K. Korn.
Special Notice.
All of our old customers will find thai
Ian shall continue to deal in genuine goods
and guarantee satisfaction to my now
customers as I handle no cigara but those
made nt our own custom factory and
therefore know just what I am Boiling ,
thW F. K. KB UN ,
Wholesale dealer in cigars , Opera house ,
Council Bluffs.
BATTERINCTTHE BAES ,
Tli Prisoners in tin ; County Jail
Maho n Brcnlc for Llliprly.
The old court house and jail is in such
shtky condition that ia requiors special
igllanco on the part of Sharif ! Quittar
nd Jailor Shouts to prevent an outbreak
prisoners , of whom there is just now
largo number , and they are an unusual-
hard sot. Whllo the excitement at-
ondiug election was in progroafl , the
lisonors evidently concluded that It
rould ' bo a good time to in alto a break ,
'hoy accordingly began sing-
ig songs , to drown the 110190
their work , and began breaking
vraysomoof the iron protection at the
oar of the hallway , hoping by making a
010 there to gain an unit on ho west
ido of the jail. Unfortunately for
lorn , Mr. Shouts having his suspicions
routed by the universal enthusiasm
rhich ! the prisoners put into the singing ,
nd having his suspicions strengthened
hearing a peculiar clinking sound ,
ont i in ono then nnd found that they
'oro at work. Ho immediately leaked
the prisoners up in their cells , and
icy will not bo allowed the freedom of
10 hall for a few days.
Wrought Tron Ilangoa utreducod prices ,
o Vol & Wright , 504 Broadway.
Order hard wood of P. Overtoil.
L. 0. Arbuthnot'a millinery opening
ikes placa on Friday and Saturday ,
fovombor 7th and 8th.
Platte Ovorton is Holllng screened
Jontorvillo coal .torJErJ 50l Gr * tbn ni
hr ° wn jrfSlundloof kindling.
OOUNOIL Iir.UKFS MA11KLT.
Wheat \ No. 1 mlDliiR. CO@C5 ; No. 2 , C8 ; i
in. a , N ) : rojocto.1 . Gs-10. (
Corn Now , 2S@2'J. '
Oats Kor locivl | ) urix > B03 , 35 ,
liny $ > ( 00(2.7 ( 00 jior tou ; baled , DO@CO.
Uyo-35o.
Corn Btoal 1 'M per 100 pounclx. iC
Wood 1 Good supply ; prlcou at yards , G 00 ®
00.Coal
Coal Delivered , hard , 9 50 per ton ; soft
50 per ton
Lnrd I'Vilrlmnk'n , wholesaling at 9Jc ,
Flour City Hour , 1 50@2 OJ.
Broomn-2 < J5@3 00 per doz.
Live STOCK. C
Cftttlo I nntrlior cows 8 25@3 73. Butehor
itooro , 3 76 .4 00.
Sheep ! 2 50@3 CO.
125.
inionuoE AND
Poultry LI vo old hans , Co ; aprinj ? chlckoiu ,
2)0@3Xpordoz. ; )
lititlor Croatnory , 2S@SOc ; choice country
22o.
22o.Kggs 22 poc iloicn.
VoKotnble.'i Potatoes , 20@40c per bushel1
anloiiH , I0@f)0c per bu ; applon , choice cookuif
ontiiiff , 2 25 ; bimun , 1 C0@2 00 per
bushel ; tiweet uiitntona , 'JJotor Ib ,
Tlio ( Cowboy Itiuitl.
from the Doilgo City Liva Stock Journal.
The oiwboy cornet band of this city
met last night and reorganized. Com
mitteei were appointed to notify and cal
toyethur Huch nioinbora as have been ont
the rangu during tbo tummer , thai
they mieht at once got themselves iu
readiness for rolitmrsals , preparatory to
making their trip to St. Louis during
the national cattlomcn'a convention ,
which convoncii on the 17th day of No
vumbnr next.
The band is composed of eighteen men
including drum major and color bearer
The eductions which they will render are
nitrons , and among them are pieces
the best composers in the country ,
Among the members are gentlemen who
during their residence in the east , ha7i
boon professors of high aUndiiii : , as wol
mnaical directors of some of the load
inu bjiicla of tlmt day , such as the hth in
funtry , as well ns inenibots of Mentor'i
Imiul , of Cincinnati. Others of thu bam
have had moro or lesa \poriunco their
wbnlo lives , nnd all in all will go to St
Luma , not only as a , novelty , but as n
bind of moro than ordinary talent.rol
aware of the fet that there wil
profosaioual bands In attend
unco much superior to thorn wo foe
conlidont they will till their placn credit
ably. The uniforms will bo tlmt of thu
cowboy , A lur o sombrero will take th
place uf thu ordinnry hat , while a blu
lUunel flliirt will bo substituted fur th
white bosom shirt , and a silk scarf take
the place of the neck-tie. Leather leg
ghn , suppported by a cartridge belt am
scabbard , a vy alx-nliootor , spurs 01
boots , completes the drt-as of this famou
bund of musicians , They are the only
rupresontalivu baud of thu stock interests
the country , and to thoao who hav
novcr seen the like , wo will say , "prcpar
a gniud sight and a ruul live sot o
cowbojH "
It is uioless to spunk further of the excellent
collont mid attractive qualities of thi
tnudjsulllco it to say they will fill the
entire communily with wlldoit delight
Our atsociatiou may wt ll bo proud o
suoh a band , nnd Bt. Louis will no iloub
foul lUttered ut their pri < renix , Darin
their uUendanco at the Tupekn Fair twi
years ngo they oroatod great furore ,
and weni thu cimter of oltracti' u duriiii (
thuit untiru utJty. 'I'no bana at this day
behiR superior to what it was then , wo
predict thu result , vill m t fall short of
two years ago. 0. , . - *
, < 5S3 ts6 * W * BJWIW rBJ > trjM v-jfiuu
tiwft 1 H m I ft uf
Jcwfl
n > H 1 J fifa In UN !
BiMveSu * * fPqin ! smaM cCacLJ JL
PHOPKIETOII OP
Upon'lie oncnine : of the season for
the Holiday Goods trade , I beg to inform
my customers and ilie public in gener
al , tli 11 liava made extensive prepara
tions for a large trade and feel confi
dent that I can fill all orders that may
lie entrusted to me to youn entire sat
isfaction ,
My assortment of imported and do
mestic goods , I am pleased to assure
you , is far superior to any of previous
seasons , and a visit to my establish
ment , 103 Main street , Council Bluffs ,
Iowa , will repay you ,
The entire stock has been selected
by myself with a view to meet the
wants and demands of the general
trade in the west , Should none of my
agents be able to call on you during
the season it will be of great advan
tage to you to pay me a visit and per
sonally select your wants , as travel
ing men nev6 * i arry such a full
line as is shown you at my head
quarters ,
J , MUELLER.
103 MAIN STREET ,
Souneil Bluffs Iowa
, - - -
NOEEHE & ! LANDSTEOM ,
Fall Goods Ready. Suita Made to Order in Latest Style
on Short Notice mid n lieasonnlo Pi ices.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
205 Main Street , . . . . . . Council Hlnfls.
DE. JUDB'B ELECTRIC BELT.
0,000 Klcctrlo Belts f oU for the Month of Scjit , 1) } ' us.
Hcforcnccs Any of the bt lncM houses la Council IJIiiflj. JOT3D & SMITH Proprietors ,
Salesrooms 310 , Broadway. Manufactory 30 , Fourth St. COUNCIL BLUFFS-
KIEL CJUB STABLES
Keep Horses nnd Mules constantly on hand which
wo will sell in retail or wholesale lots.
All Stock ( Warranted as Represented ,
Wholesale andraUll dealers In drain mil Haled Hat. Trices
gon&ble. "ntlffnctioti OtmnnUciI ,
Corner Fifth Avo. A 4th St. , Council Bluffs.
SMITH & 'JCOLJjEir , ARTS. ,
LEADING MERCHANT TAILOIIS
7 and 0 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
A Complete Line of Fall Goods to Selecc From.
LARGEST ANDBEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF
In loira and Nebraska , and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway , Council
Blnffo , Iowa.
MRS , D , A , BENEDICT , Hannfectnrer ,
urtalno , in Lace ; riife , Turcoman , Etc.2 outclotba , Mattings , Llnolouma Etc
hoicest and Best Soleoted STOCK in the WEST ,
Dmo and bo convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods in our line ,
hoapest place to buy CARPETS , Curtains and House Furnishings In the
City. Upholstering and Bedding Supplies.
Nos. 5 , 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - - COUNCIL BLUFFS
Mail Orders Filled I'romptlyCardane
Both new and second hand , ranging in prices from § 3.50 to
§ 25 each. Take advantage nnd call early to obtain
the best bargains. I am making a bice TeducHon in
TFa19 "if "I" l3--v ? T'&T"1L ' Of ? "SU 'Jt' ' . nSRHii
As 1 nci.J tho/oom toUeplaj' my stack ot stoves.
A. J. MANDEI , , Council BluCa. Iowa ,
'
C'JS lirovlnay ,
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COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
10-t"VVhitoScotcli Wool Blankets at $1.50 worth 82.25.
11-4 White Hall : Wool UlunlMts at $2.35 worth SS.OD.
il-tt White Blank-ts , heavy \veigh1 , at 32.50 worth $ .50.
! 1-1 Scotch Dlankotsu $200 , worth $ . < > .
11-1 Scotch Mixed Blankets , $2,25 , worth 8IJ.25.
11-4 Scotch wool Blankets , S3.50 , worth § 5 00.
11-1 Red Wool Blankets , $3.50 , worth $5.00.
11-4 : Groy Wool Blankets , -51.00 worth 85.50 ,
11-1 Scarlet , all Wool Blankets , .SI. 50 worth $0.50.
10-1 White all wool Blankets , 51.00 worth 80.00.
11.1 Fine all wool Blankets , $5 50 worth § 7 00.
Ill Fine Cashmere Wool Blankets $7 00 worth # 10 00.
11-1 Extra Fine Cashmere Blankets , 8 ! ) 00 worth 812 00.
114 Nonpareil Cashmere Blankets , § 11 00 worth 815 00.
12-1 Extra Fi o"Hnliis1oii1" Cashmere Blanket * , $1 5 worth
WOOL
All wool Scarlol Flannel at20c worth 25c.
Atl uool Scarlet plain Flannel at ? oc worth 35c.
All wool Twill llannel ut HOc worth lOc.
All wool Iwill flannel , ' Golden Cross" at 35c worth luc.
All wool Medicated flannel at lac worth 55c.
This week wo are making a big drive iu
* , : n.ooL ; : si , : . : . . ,
The public are cordially invited to inspect our over varying stock
rrespectivoofc' desire of purchasing.
Lmlics white m'rino vesss , silk fin-sh , 5c ( ) worth 75c
Ladies white merino vests , extia fmo 75c worth $1 00
ladi- all v/ool scarlet vests and iiauts afc 1 each worth SI 50
Ladies woolen white vests and p.mts at $1 each worth # 1 40
Ladies white cashmere wool vesta nnd pails ab $ i 05 worth $2'
Ladies all wool medicated underwear at $1 75 worth $2 25
lien's white merino shirts and drawers 50e each worth 75c
Men's scotch wool shirts and drawers 75c each worth $ L
Mcn'rf all wool gcarlefc shirts ami drawers $1 each worth 51 50
Men's juedicated red sliirls aud drawers $1 25 each worth $1 75" .
Mcu's f.incy strips underwear $1 75 wt-rtli each 8225
Men's camels hair shirts and drawer ? , all wool cushinews # 2 worth
$2 75
A\re have a full line of ladies , missoi and children'rf CfiOAKS ; havinjj
purchased very late in the season , vo eve prepared t& make Lowwt
utrid than those who bought earlier. Wo are sho\viag. a 1'uVl assort-
muni of
RUSSIAN GIKOULA.HS ,
NJiWMAlllvBTS , i lau : .mil withcoochman'scnpe.
LANGTllY'S ,
PALETOT'S ,
MOHAIR SEAL and
SILK SEAL PLUSH COATS.
V
BLUFFS , IOWA ,
