OMATIA DAILY BEE COUNCIL JBLUKtfS MONDAY NOVEMBER 10
THE DAILY BEE ,
Monday Homing November 10 ,
SUBSCRIPTION BATES.
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No. 7 Pearl Btroat. dear BroadwAy.
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MINOR MENTION ,
The council moot next Friday night.
See J. Reitor's now Block of cloths.
Council BlulFi has sixty oloolric lights
The county board mcot to canvass th
vote to-day.
Dr. Oloavcr and wife are happy. Tli
now bay la n bouncor.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Haas fool glai
anyway. The now corner is n boy.
The rhtonix is disposing of its pee
tables find substituting lunch tables.
The alarm of fire Saturday nigh
during the parade proved to bo false
Holiday , birthday and wedding gift * a
Sorman'a closing out sale , at rcducec
prices.
The saloons in the city wore runnin
quite open yesterday , notwithstanding ita
being Sunday.
The fine weather yesterday caused a
largo number of citizens to visit Fair
mount park.
The police force was changed abou
yesterday. Officers Ousick and Brook
now going on day duty.
Thos. Burke and Margarol O'Ncil
both of Avoca , have now got passports in
to the atato of matrimony.
A number of the bicycle club took ad
vantage of the clear skies and good roads
and exorcised themselves yostorday.
John Hauthorno has opened a llou
and food store on Pearl atroot in th
Churchill pump company's old place.
Lyman Johnson , who has boon play
ng the deaf and dumb dodge In bogging
has boon ordered to leave the city for the
city's good.
Ror. Air. MoOlollan , of Tabor , ono of
the professors in the college , occupied
the pulpit of the Congregational church
hero yoatorday.
Two follows who had arranged for a
prize fight , to take place in the Bluffs yesterday
torday , had tholr sport spoiled by oflicor
Cusick yostorday.
Sheriff Hamilton , of Council county ,
was hero yesterday after six priaonors
who have boon kept in jail hero awaiting
trial before the district court which opona
there to-day.
The little mayor is fast getting to bo a
miniature representative of Carter Harri
son. Ho now has an eagle , just an
Carter has. The bird has been sent to
him from friends In Choyonno.
Daisy Diirfoo , white , and Alary Paine ,
black , got to fighting ever a ton cant
handkerchief. They found on roach-
the police court that such a mode of settlement -
tlomont cost each of them $7.00.
Satcrday night a son of E , Huntington
was hit ever the head with a torch while
watching the democratic parade. Such
rufliianism ought to bo so severely punished -
ishod as to prevent any repetition.
The court house Is still settling and
cracking , and the doors again need cut
ting oii BO they will open and shut. Now
that election is ever will tlio board of
health condemn it as a nuisance , and
pronounce it unsafe for occupancy ?
The family of Peter Jensen on Vauphn
avenue are suffering from the efl'ucts of
canned hoof , supposed to bo poisoned.
By calling medical aid promptly fatal ro-
suits wore avoided , but it was a close
call , oven then , for two of the children.
The women are getting into politics.
T vo women got into such a hcatod dis
cussion on Saturday inght in front of L
.V. BockholTs cigar store , on Main street ,
as to draw even the crowd from the pa
rade.
Saturday night a lamp in the roar portion
tion of Mr. Bassott'a house on Graham
avenue caused a little fire , the blaze
burning through the coiling and roof. It
was put out by a few buckets of water.
The room wlioro the fire originated wus
occupied by Mr. Oloaon.
Prof. Slattory sayi it was all an inno
cent mistake about his carrying the Htars
and stripes with the union down in the
democratic parade Saturday night. Ho
Bays it was tacked onto the atalf in a
great hurry , and was not noticed by any
one until long after the procession had
started.
Mr. Landmark , who lives a short dis
tance out of the city , wan yesterday mar
ried to Miss Edith DoLong , daughter o !
Mr. Edward DeLung. The ceremony
was performed at the residence of the
bride's parents , on Madison street , Rov.
Dr. McOrary , the now pastor of the
Broadway Muthodiet church officiating.
The whole philosophy of the politica
hurrahs is summed up in the remark o
the litllo five-year-old who , gt BO oxcltei
over the street demonstration that ho
kept yelling , and when scolded by hi
mother and told not to make a nolle
said , "Why , ma , what is there to do enl ;
to hollmT Hundreds of older heads
while waiting for the actual count have
co'icludod ' thuru is nothing oho to do
"only to holler. "
The druggist Empie , who had sad
financial troubles here , has gone to Lin
coin and opened up butinutn there. I
appears that Al Rogers and Mrs. MeAl
liter of this city , v ho had not bcon set
tied with to their Hii ! fno lnn , wont to
Lincoln the other day determined to hav
settlement or satisfaction. Ho filed com
pUinti against both f ; r luukiug tlreats
and Rogers was fined for carrying concealed
coaled weapons. This was so dishearten
ing that they left the city.
Saturday morning the mayor rcqucstoc
the newspapers to issue no more exciting
bulletins , and urged citizens to quiotlj
stay at their homes and places of bus !
ncsa until the result of thn election wai
fully determined. There was nothing ir
Saturday's news to change the situation ,
bnttho mayor , disregarding his own pro
cl&matlon , proceeded personally to wort
up a democratic demonstration fur Sat
urday evening. As the Nonpareil uset
to say axcusing Major Anderson's queoi
actions , "He's a child of impulno"
evidently so.
It being reported that a gang of darkies <
ios had planned to throw brickbats at the
democratic procession as It moved tif
Broadway , some of the shot-gun brigade
put some shells loaded with buckshol
determined in such an event to use them
to scatter any such attackers. Had r
brick boon thrown bloodshed would have
followed. It appears from this that the
feverish state of the public mind , which
caused the mayor to issue his proclama-
lion , had not subsided much , when the
mayor himself joined in getting up the
democratic demonstration.
Order hard wood of P. Overton ,
On UK ; Driven ,
No city has prettier drives than
Council Bluffs. Yesterday was an al
most perfect ono , BO far as weather and
roads wore concerned , and many took an
advantage of it , to indulge in a drivo.
Among thoao who wore out yesterday af
ternoon were :
Hon. W. P. Sapp , A. R. Houjjhton and
lady , F. J. Day , A. J. Crlttondon and
family , A , 0. Graham , Mrs. and Miss
Louie , E. V. lewis and wife , Mrs Peter
Bochtolo and daughter Mrs. Charlea
Adolf , William Moore and wife , John
Bechtolo and Gus Covalt , J. H. Pace and
wife , C. Haldano and family , K. T.
Holmes and lady , I. Scofiold and lady ,
Mayor Vaughan , wife and child , 0. S. Felt
aud wife , .7. J. Brown and wife ,
Capt. 0. M. Brown and lady , County
Clerk Street and wife , L , Kirscht , John
Cuslo and wife , F. NY. Olmatoad and
wife , Coroner Connell , Dr. Lacy , Simon
Elaoman , Ed. Mott , John Bono and wife ,
A. J. Mandol and U. Friedman , 0. 0.
Norton and wife , Otto Voeglor and lady ,
P. 0. Do Vol , Prof. MoDormott , George
W. Ferguson and lady , George H. For-
'uaaon and lady , Dr. F. T. Soybort , J.
F. Brodbeck and wife , Alderman Koat-
ng ; E. D. F. Fisher and wife , II. 0.
Dory and wife , Peter Bochtolo , 0. L.
2opoland.
Wrought Tron Rangoa ntreduced prices ,
Do Vol & Wright , 501 Broadway.
L'lckctl Up 15y I'olico.
A young tollow known as "Cuto" was
rrosted Saturday for kicking up a row
n Wagnor's saloon.
' JofFGroon got in limbo Saturday night
or being drunk and assaulting Oflicor
'owns.
Charles Matthews and William Grail
vera pulled for being drunk and disor-
orly , but afterwards lot out again.
Jim Taylor was arrested for having too
nnoh fight in him.
Frank Writer was nipped fcr being
trunk and shattering the peace.
Clmrlos Alien was booked for being
oaatly drunk an insult to the beaut.
Gibson stands booked as being drunk
nd disorderly.
Albert Sclilisnor , arrested for being
runk , had a valise and a lot of rod paint
nd insisted on Joint ; the town , but the
olico prevented him.
Ed. Jefl'oriea was led in for disturbing
10 poaco.
Frank Jackson , who was arrested a
ow days ago for stealing a coat , and then
ischargod , was arrested again Saturday
or atoaling a clock from Jennings stable ,
bridle and some other articles.
John Quan is under arrest on suspicion
f being ono of the throe who robbed the
iod Oak man of $100 and a watch last
Viday night Ho had $55 in his pocket.
Thos , M. Y. Dawson was arrested for
arrying concealed weapons , but lot go on
ay men t of costs.
Window shades at coat to close them
) ut. P. 0. Miller 13 Pearl atroot.
StooktililpinoiiiB.
The following were the shipments at
ho Union stock yards , Thursday , October
JOth :
II. H. EvatiF , 1 ! ) curs of cattle , 3GO
load , Palmer & U , Chicago , via Mil-
tvaukeo.
J. S. Westfall , 2 cars of cattle , -10
load , E. H. Coles , Gibbon , via Union
'acifio.
Cbcooln Ranch company , 3 cars ahcop ,
28 head , Shannon Bros. , via Rock Is-
and.
and.W.
W. S. Wcscptt , 2 cars or cattle , -10
lon'J , Shannon Bros. , North Loup , via
Jnlon Pacific.
H. H. Evans , 22 cars of ca.t'o , 440
load , R , Palwocd , Chicago , via Chicago ,
jurhngton & Qiiiicy.
Clay & Foreat , G cars cattle , 120 head.
T. M. Robinson , Chicago , via Milwaukee.
0. W. Johns , it cars cattle , 102 head ,
J. M. Robinson , Grafton , via Kansas
City.Holm
Helm , Vaughn , M. , 1 car hogs , GO , J.
3 , MoFarlaud , Chicago , via Rock Island
& Pacific.
6 , Dtinoth , car hojjr , 150 , J. S. Me-
[ Airland , Hastings , via Union Pacific.
Platte Ovortou Is soiling screened
Centorvillo coal for $1.50 per ton and
throws in a bundle of kindling ,
Kuoiu of Ilio HucilK.
Some time ago Tomploton & Limb
tll'erod prizes to those who guessed most
nearly the number of seeds in a big
pumpkin , weighing 100 pounds , which
they liad on exhibition at their cigar
store. Yesterday the pumpkln'was carved
and the seeds counted by a committee
consisting of M. B. Brown , B. P.
Wickham , George Hill ana R , N. Whit ,
lletby. There were found to bo 457 Reeds ,
Joe Palmer won the first prize , a meer
schaum pipe , his guess being exactly 457.
Harry Frank got the second prize , ho
having t'veaeod 4U1 , The third prize wai
won by Matthew Blackmor , who guessed
402. 0. J. Bust , o ( the Omaha Herald ,
R. N. Whlttlosoy , of the Globe , lied on
fourth prize , each gunning 4IUI , and
Hurry Hunter , of the Nonpareil , came
within ono of gaining in the tie , hn
guessing 401. There were In all 580
uuema. the lowest being by thn Council
Bluff * Herald , who mutt havu been in
dulging In u Sunday musing , nml not
thinking very intently on pumpkins
when ho guessed J ) .
Samuel Hnai hoi left for Chicago on a bin
ness trip ,
Sheriff Dan Faroll , of OlcnwooJ , was n
tlif 1'ncifie yesterday.
Herbert Hrown , city editor of the Otttimw
Democrat , wai in Ilia city Saturday.
T , N. lJry , of A UAH tic , was in the cil
Saturday , looking alter Ills boot and "ho
nloro hero.
H. J. Chambers , the republican capturer o
the recorder' * ofllco , was here Salmday , am
being congratulated ,
Mis * Kate l'u ey and Mlsi Molho I.arlme
havopono to Dei Moinei , where Mita 1'uio
will \iilt frondi ! , while Ml a l.anmor wl
proceed to her homo In the cast.
Mlw Ida Wois has returned from ItockforJ
where ho has boon attending pchool. She I
fuillcrinK from n neveroly | > rained ankk
which will keep her confined to the house fo
sumo time ,
A , B , CloiiRli , who was formerly on th
police force , Is back from Columbus , Neb.
where ho has been for the past two months in
tlio stock ImslnoBi. Ho expocti to return t
Culmnbua tills week ,
JuJgo Loofbourow was In the city yestcr
day and Is to open district court in Carro
county to-day , lip la confident that ho ha
been oloctcd , although the majority la small
and tlio returns are so mcagro that it Is only a
conjecture at the best ,
Tom McCuo , who was formerly of Tim BKK
here , returned Saturday niiht ? from Chicago
whore he hn.i been for same months past. Hi
father and family , who live about five mlles
out of the city , arc preparing to mo\o into
Johnson county , Neb.
Stewart StovcB , Do Vol & Wright.
OOMBiKKOIALi ,
OODKOIL DLUrrS HARRIET.
Wheat No. 1 milling , CO@G3 ; No. 2 , 58 ,
No. 8 , BO : rejected SSfeJO.
Corn Now , 25@23.
Data For local purposes , 35.
liny S 00@7 00 per ton ; baled , 00@RO.
Kyo 35o.
Corn Mool 1 CO per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prlcoa at yards , 6 00@
U.
Coal Delivered , hard , 9 50 per ton ; soft
4 60 per ton
Lnrd 1'alrbank'a , wholesaling at 9Jc.
Iflour City ( lour , 1 00@2 'J3.
Brooms 2 95@3 00 per doz ,
LIVE BTOOK.
Cattle Butcher cows 3 23@3 7C. Butcher
steers , 3 75(84 ( 00.
Sheen 2 D0@3 CO.
Hogs 100 ® 12 * .
ruonccB AND rnniis.
Poultry Live old hens , Cc ; spring chickens ,
3 10@3 JX ) per doz.
Butter Creamery , 23@30c ; choice country
22s.
22s.Eggs -22 pot dozen.
Vegetables Potatoes , C0@40c per bushel ;
onions , 40@COo per bu ; apples , cheico cooking
ir eating , 2 25 ; boann. 1 50@2 00 per
liushol ; Sweet potatoes , 2 jo tier Ib.
Out ,
To close the business I offer my stock of
miscellaneous books , picture , fany goods ,
notions , fire screens , easels , willow and
: ano high chairs and children's rockers ,
it pricca never known before in the west.
[ I. E. Seaman , paper , books and station
ary , 501 Broadway , Council BlulTa.
fACOB BIM3. E. V. OADWELL
8IMS& CADWELL ,
5
COUNCIL BUJFF3 , IOWA.
03co , Slain Street , .loomsi 1 and 2 Shugart ft Mo-
.Inhon'a Illook. Will jractlco lu SUto and Fedora
HUM.
ICOO. OFTIC1B , U , H. PDSIT ,
OFFICER & PUSEY
B
Council Blaffi . U.
1856
siablisheo - -
Dealers in Foreign nd omostla Eichinze in
Irmo Bnrurttt
E. Rice M. D ,
or other tumors removed wlthoalth
IraKo cr driwlnj o blood.
IHRONIC DISEASES - * * , .
Over hlrty vents ] > ialloil oiperlauoo Offloo No.
I'c&il trtct , Council Bluff I
/STConoultitlon Ireo
Justice of tlie Peace ,
Omaha and Oonnoll Blallr.
teal estate collodion joucy , Odd Fellows Block
Ivor SivlnRj Bank
[ nM Mil the followitiB projioity on easy to inn If
bou ht nlthlii 30days.
200 Acre Farm.
r'ho mllca north nf Council Illuita ; peed barn , huuao
orchard , anil all fenced
400 Aero Farm.
l-'lvo mlUscaitolI.o , IlurUon , county , Iowa , all
toiccd , lvod > ard , him , liouifst , orchird , CL& ; " (1
uti'ss under plow , ICO acrui tatno iri"a meadow , 100
icrt timber and lusturo. This farmcSj booullydl-
tlded Itto three doulrablo umall fan in.
800 Acre Farm ,
Fix n > IIc3ciatoOn [ wi , Jlonou'county. Iou , on
lhoM > | 4orhergond ; house , h ru SDxUO feet , feed
iardarhedl , etc. ; OOaortu unl rplow , lii'anco In
tltnlwr , meadow and piitura ; a llrtt cliej uticlc farm
, ru8i > oct.
240 Acres of Wild L nd ,
Suitable for Farming.
5J50 Head of Cattle ,
75 Iload o Ilorses ,
Ho d of Hog * .
Alio Farming ImplemenU eulllctont tocairyoii aild
Urm > . AlsJ
10,000 Buehola of Corn , nnd100 Tons of
Tame nnd Wild Hay.
KilJ ntork , corn , food aud nuchlnvrr li dlvldol up
onsald I.inm , Mid will bo void only In conntotlou
with ldf rni . . . . .
Huroli iiKfH"lcll&nC8'3r0l10'00 ' ' 8'l ' > ck hniHi l
docked , rw ly for work , I'owDiloii glun on U to of
| iurclitev , II dciilred ,
KV.OMWEU , ,
Council .lllulld , Iowa.
ADMISSION Cintii 15o LaJlta 100.
EKATt:3-k'llU : 1(0. l.iillc * ICc.
AdrrUilon FrfetoUdlMfich niornlnit and Tum-
day tud 'IburnJuy Ileruucuu. Utu ol b atu 15
CXIIltl.
A. F. BCHAN1K , II. . MAUTFNS.
Fall d
KN
ftlks , Dress Goods & Hovelties
OF THE SEASON.
is very complete in variety and excel'ence of goods.
Oloakings , Plushes , Velvets , .
Eider , Down and Jersey Clot-h
Tambour , .Turcomau ,
Gurtain Goods , Window Shades , Etc , , Etc ,
STOCK COMPLETE IN
MOQUETT BODY BRUSSELS , INGRAIN & HEME
Oil Cloth , Hugs. Mattings Mats , Etc. , Etc.
401 Broaa\7ay , Council Bluffs , Iowa ;
NORENS & ; LANDSTBOM ,
Fall Goods Ready. Suits Miide to Order in Latest Style
en Short Notice and a Ilefisonale t'/ices.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
205 Mam Street , . . . . . . Council Blnfla.
B.OOO . Elcctrla Iklts fold for the Month of Sept , by IM.
gents Want
Kcfcrtnces-Any of the bualntsa houica In Coiincll UlulJs. JUDD & SSIIT1I Proprietors.
Salesrooms 319 , Broadway. Manufactory 30 , Fourth St. COUNCIL BLUFFS-
Keep llorscfl and Mules constantly on haud which
wo will acll in retail or wholesale lota.
All Stock Warranted as Represented ,
Wholesale and retail dealers In Oritln ml Ilaled Hay. Pricca
eunuble. Satisfaction Guaranteed ,
soEciLrcrTiEie , & ; BOLE'S-
Corner Fifth Avo. & 4th St. , Council Bluffs.
SMITH & TOIjLEll
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS
7 and 9 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
A Complete Line of Fall Goods to Selecc From.
LARGEST AND-BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF
In Iowa and Nebraska , and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway , Council
Bluffs , Iowa.
MRS , D , A , BENEDICT , Mannftctnrer ,
urtains , in Laco'Elilr , Turcoman , Etc.3 Oilcloths , Mattings , Linoleums Etc
hoicest and Best Selected STQOK in the WEST ,
D mo and bo convinced that wo are headquarters for all goods in our line ,
hpapost place to bny CARPETS , Curtains and House Furnishings In the
City. TJpholatoring and Bedding Supplies.
NOB. 6 , 7 and 9 MASONIC TEMPLE - - COUNCIL BLUFFS
Mail Orders Filled PromptlyCardane
COOKIM ® AND HEATING STOVES
Both new and second hand , ranging in prices from SS.50 to
§ 25 each. Take advantage and call early to obtain
the best bargains. lam making a bis ; redueliou in
* * P Iflflil'M < 57-V " "HP"
31 " 2 ? 1CT 3RL
Aa I need the roam to display my stock , of stcHus.
A. J. HANDEL , Council lilufld. Iowa ,
325 Itroadnay ,
PRESHTQRY SALE.
It is with a feeling of the greatest pleasure andvno small degree of pride , that we make this announcement , and we extend a
cordial invitation to our friends and patrons throughout the entire community to examine the latest evidence of our business growth-
Cloak Department.
The low rcule of prices that will enrich our customers.
Ladies Russian Circulars ,
All wool English diagonal hill fur collar and fur ornaments in black ,
$0.00 worth SI 0.00. The same us obcvo with corset waist aud faced
vith satin , 88 50 worth SlS.i'iO ,
Fine all wool English diogonnl , full fur collar and fur ornaments in
black , four inches of ! fir around bottom and on both sides in front , cor
set waist and satin faced , 912 worth
Heavy nil wool 3IATALAS3E corset waUt with sleeves. Satin
faced , full trimmed , tix inches of fur on bottom 818 worth 821.
All wool fur , trimmed NEW MARK'E'lS , 87.50 to $18.
Extra fine quality MOHAIR SEAL PLUSH SILK LINED with
HEAL SEAL ornaments § 25 , soiling at other places at $ ! J5 to $15.
Glove Sale.
Second to no ae which ha3 occurred in the past , and which which
will in all probability remain a MEMORABLE EVENT in the future.
LUPIN PARIS GLOVES in nil si/.ea and complete assortment of
colors anil black , 50ctor THREE BUTTONS and 8i)5c ) for Four Rut-
ions. The regular prices of these gloves as sold by other establishments
is $1 25 for three buttons and 91.50 for four ? mttons , and they are-
CHEAP ENOUGH ut thu'e prices. This is WITHOUT EXAGGE
RATION the
evtr ianugurate in Council El'-lfe. '
THE
Profejsional Mnn , Meehanii or Laboring Men , are alJke interests ! in
where to buy Dry Goods ihc cheapest. Our expenses are about one-half
that of other house ? , and we h-n-e karned that
Dress Goods ,
Flannels ,
Underwear
Hosiery.
At sweeping -eductions.
Prompt Attention Given to Mail and Express Brders ,
COCKE&MORGANY
COUNCIL BLUFFS , , . ' IOWA
