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    THE DAILY BEE-COUISCIL BLUFFS MONDAY SEPTEMBER 211885.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Monday Morning , September 21
ffica No. 12 Pearl St.
Delivered by carrier to any part ot the city
ot twenty cents ft week ,
II. W. TILTOH. Kilter and LOIBCO.
MINOR MENTION ,
Ualtor , morohunttallor , or fine > o 1
The county board of auporv.'flirs ' Is to
moot on Thursday.
C ttlo In Garner township are atlll suf-
feting from Texas fovor.
The democrats will hold their can-
ouios next Saturday evening.
Work on the foundations of the now
conrt homo will commence this week.
Anton Llpp was nrroitod by Offlooi
O'Brien as & pl ln drunk Siturdfcy night ,
The polleo Satutdiy night run In E.
Butler for ilcoplnR off a plain drunk or
the atdowalk.
Prof. Morris1 dog show Is to bo at the
opera houeo to-night and to-morrow af.
ternoon and evening.
Omaha promleoo to send two cars ol
people over hero to the Knlghta of Laboi
ball Wednesday evening.
The circuit conrt adjourned Saturday
noon until this morning , when the fioa :
business will bo dlepated of.
Council Bluffs' pollco force la Invited tc
attend the annual ball of the Omaht
pollco next Thursday night.
Yom KIppur , the Jewish day of atone
ment , WAB duly observed hero , service !
balng hold all day In Arcanum hall.
Elsanun , Rodda & Oa. Saturday raised
the Amorioan flag and "Iho Peoplo'i
Skoro1' fltg on top of their building ,
A dead horao has baen lying on Benton -
ton street until It has booomo a terrlbh
nulaanoo to those living In the violnUy.
The Congregational ladles are arrang
Ing for a ooclal and entertainment at the
resldenco of Iho pastor next. , Taursday
night.
Rav. Dr. Stone , of Omaha , officiated a
the Baptist church yesterday morning , IE
the absaaco of the pastor. There was ni
1 evening service.
The Council Bluffs Proibytory Is ti
mcut In Marno , commencing to-morrov
evening , the meeting to close with thi
Thnttdey evening aeaslon.
The name of M. F Rohrer Is brough1
to public gaze as a prospective candldati
for county treasurer en the democratli
ticket. A WCTJO choice could bo made
' A valuable case of instruments , ovl-
* dently belonging to oome physician , have
boon left at the BEE office , where the
onor can aecuro the aamo on appllca
tlan.
tlan.Mrs.
Mrs. Lauterwasser , for a number ol
years trimmer for H. Friedman , Is nov
occupying a like position at Mrs. 0. A
Rogers'millinery stoio , No. 341 Broad
way.
way.Prof. . McNaughton bar > Becurod tht
services of F. J. Breioe , an experienced
taxidermist , who will put In a month'i
work In the high school department o :
natural history.
The circuit conrt will do little or nc
bneincBS hero to-day , Jndgo < Connoi
v going to Avoca to enter np some default
\ in the conrt there , ho being able to give
bat one day to that-court now.
Council Bluffs horses are not slow af tei
all. At Rod -Oik John Nioholaon'i
Beooher took first money in the milt
race , and second In tbo half mile. Dr
Wade Gary's Sunshine won the froe-for-
all trot on Friday.
John Ooohran , living at the corner o
Ninth street and avenue G , and who ha
boon 111 for some time , was ycatorda ;
sinking qulto rapidly , and fears were fel
that ho would not turvlvo Icng.
Taylor Woolscy , having purchased i
rendering establishment In Maploton
Iowa , will devote his time to that 'for th
next few months , leaving Mrs. Woolaoj
to look after the restaurant famines
bore.
bore.Tho
The Incoming Northwest ern paesonge
train Saturday evening ran Into a frolgh
eir at Mleeonrl Vallej causing a lltll
wrick and general ahaklcg up of passec
gers , but fortunately no icrlous damage
or Injuries.
When Prof. Morris was hero last yea
with bis trained dogs , ho bought In tbi
olty a French poodle , which ho name
"Ojuncll Bluffi , " aad which ho has
trained that it has booomo ono of th
be t dops In the show.
The caecs growing ont of the taking c
goods claimed to bo tbo properly cf bin
Gilmmelmtn have been ditutUsid , n
prcsecuthg vltutsa ppesrlig. Th
cnaigo tgalnst Dees if being too Intlmat
with Mis. Grlmruthuan has alto bee ;
dropped.
H. F. Carton wai snugly snooting In i
chair in front of the P clfio hunso e-t
late hour Saturday night , and when th
' _ polijo shook hi in uo and told him to g
homo ho cot BMICV , and was shown th
' way to the polloo headqiurUre , whoto I
cost him § 7,00.
OompUlut Is mada that soma mlioblo
vtous boys h ug around tin ykrdt of th
Obijigu & Rock liUnd railway , a in
amueo thouietlvus by unouupllug carr
and carrying oil pine , llukr , etc. If thi
xnltchief Is not utopptd the boys are to b
brought to the front.
The Elcher-Wulioro struggle over tin
chief laiucblp of the firudrpirtuieut la ex
posted to ooiud np before Juduo Aylet-
worth to d jr without f tl. As a ] lko ea
pecifttlon liu bien planed t-nto auvoia
cthurdtyr , It Mill ba Lard to uuku thi
putllobUluvo thit Jt will re Hy come ii
.ftt all.
"DdTJge"iiro : inoru , Ho WM 2 (
ears old , and dloi of ihenmatltm of the
cart , cauied , It is supposed , by his
ervlco running to firer , Ho has been
me of tbo fire horses ulnco 18C8 , and
was a faithful servant and a general
avorlto among the men of the depart *
mont.
The Ohantauqua clnb is preparing for Us
11 and winter course of study and read-
ng , and thoeo who desire to avail thorn-
elves of this chance to enter the "college
of the people" are invited to meet at the
residence of L. W. Tnlleys , No 151
Park avonno , this ovontntz.
Slnco Ed. F. Oogley has taken the
position of publisher of the opera house
programme amusement goers have no
cause to grumble. The programme h
neat and tatty , and fa supplied with
newsy , spicy paragraphs which servo tc
whllo nway the moments of waiting. Il
a decided improvement over Its pre
decessors , and la certainly n creditable
ono.
ono.Tho
The McGlbeny family Is to glvo at
entertainment hero Thursday evening. .
October 1 , and a unique and morltorlou'
entertainment la promised. The famllj
Is made up of fifteen persons father ,
mother and thirteen children , and al
are musicians. They have created muct
enthnslatm throughout the east , and nn
making a triumphant march to tholi
homo In Portland , Oregon , from whlct
they have been absent for ton years.
AsJobu Chriatlanaon , Col. Tnlleya1
hoatlar , waa riding a pony belonging tc
Col. Tulloya on Main street on Saturdaj
afternoon , the pony became frightened
and dashed up against a bnpgy contain
Ing Mrs. Ovorholtzaranddaughterbreak
e o'glit ' spokes ont of tbo buggy ant
knocking the pony and man down and
fracturing both bones , ( tibia and fibula ]
In Ohrlstlanaan'a right leg. Ho wai
taken to the residence of Mr. Tulloys on
Park avonno , and surgical aid sum'
monod.
The saloons bad a Sunday rnn ycstor
day without any proclamations or throati
of arrest hanging over them. A weol
ago the valUnt llttlo chief of pollca announced -
nounced that any saloon men koeplnj
open houses on Sunday wonld bo arrostot
Monday and fined. Monday a nnmbo :
of Informations were filed , and warranti
Issued , but only ono was served , and li
that case a continuance was granted
and nothing done about It , BO that thi
chief of police got llttlo bicking In hi
attempt to close the saloons on Sunday
and this week It was not attempted.
Oscar Linder and George Wealoy bat
a llttlo show of their own Saturday nigh
which ended In both of them balng ar
rested , charged with disturbing the peace
Young Llndor la ono of the nshors at thi
opera house , and young Wealoy , trho wai
In the gallery , refused to take off his ha *
claiming that his eyes were weak , and he
needed a ahado. Some rough talk wai
given by him to Llndor , and the latte
went down stairs and got an offiaer , whc
restored peace. After the show , as thi
crowd waa coming out , young Wesley In
dulged In some more talk about Linder
and the latter and ho had another bout
In which Wealoy was struck In the faca ,
and h d bis finger nibbled. The boyi
gave security for their appearance thle
morning , when the conrt will dotormlni
who was most to blame.
A family named Brayton , living noai
the K. 0. round house , excited a gooc
deal of sympathy among the noighbon
yesterday by the narration of how the )
had been turned out of housa and homi
because they did not pay their rent
The man said that the owner of the
house , Mr. Hopkins , would not wall
until Saturday night , when the man ex
pected to get paid off , but that while he
and his wlfo were both away from home
their goods were moved out of the house
and their little children set Into thi
street. There was quite a crowd abonl
the place yesterday moruing listening t <
the financial troubles as narrated by tbi
head of tbo family.
The end man of the mayor's dlmi
show has nearly tickled himself sill ]
over the way ho has bothered the Bui
man by claiming that he patronize
Omaha stores , Instead of Council Bluff
merchants. The llttlo jokes mlgh
bother , if there was any truth to b s
them on , but as It is , the BEE man ha
only ono suggestion to make , If thi
manager of the dime chow would on ! ;
do his buying In Omaha Instead of Ooun
oil Bluff * , It might bo a great relief ii
the book-keepers and collectors , and di
moro to hurt Omaha than anything old
he could do , unlois ho changes his spotr
It might be a llttlo difficult for him ii
try the experiment , for ho is not nn
known even there. The BEE man I
frank to admit that the dlmo ahowmai
patronizes certain olatses of bnstnoi
here moro than ha does , and moro thai
the showman ought tobut the showman'
weaknesses ought not to bo brought nj
against him as a punishment for hi
nuking a fool nf himself In the show
Ho can't help It. Ha was mule tha
way.
way.Tho
The all-powerful competitor not enl ;
shows his ability In reading matter , bn
occasionally In advertisement * . D. A
Benedict had n oard in tbo BEE cillln ,
attention to tbo fact that he is a slgi
0 writer , but the leaving out of the won
1 "sign" leaves him posing before th
, public gaze as a "writer , " Benedict ha
D ability and education enough to thu
pose if he wanted to , but ho doom'c neot
to so long as he has such demands on hi
skill in writing signs. He has late-lj
finished a sign for his own headqnartori
which will boar comparison with any
thing in the country , eip'clally the
monogram of "signs , " which is entlwlj
now , a device of his own , and riot only u
the design wonderful but the execution
ia really artistic , The letters are ac
gra-Jnatad In s'ze , the firit In the word
ba'ug the hrgtst and the last the
iiullost , and ara so nlczly shaded an 6.1
Interlinked tbat U seems moro like * < >
Ingenious bit of relief carving than
minting on a smooth surface. Ho wlV
loon have It displayed on the street eve
his place of business.
If you wish to make legitimately from
Ten to Fifty Dollars per day , write to
Jndd & Smith , No. 34 Fourth street ,
Council Bluffs
Dr. Wiles , Eye , F and Throat
peclalist , Room 5 , Eve' ' , ettbpck.
ubsttntlal abstracts of tlllo and rca
estate loans , J. W. and E. L. Squire ,
etrl street.
CITY CAUCUSES ,
The Chief Contest Seems To Bo Over
the Nomination for Sheriff.
The republicans on Saturday evening
hold their ward caucuses to select dele
gates to attend the county convention to
bo hold In this city next Thursday at 11
o'clock. The following was the result :
FIRST WAllD.
George Oaraon , chairman ; H. Van Do
Bognrt , secretary. Delegates Vlo Kel
ler , Fred Davis , A. S. Bohuam , E B.
Gardiner , H. Ccflian , Joseph Cramer.
The delegates were instructed for H.
H. Fleld'ftr coroner.
SECOND WAUD.
T. J. Evans chairman , Ellas Sears sec
retary. Delegate ) 0. R. Scott , Jacob
Sims , 0. F. Adams , J. B. Williams , Ed
Mott , Jo Spanning , O. E. Beairlck ,
Theo. Bray , T. J. Eyana.
TIIIIID WARD.
B. W. Hlght chairman , W. R. In-
ghram secretary. Delegates E. Roaon-
crana , J. W. Morse , Geo. F. Smith , Wm.
Haverstock , W. F. Sapp , D. Maltby ,
John Llndt.
FOURTH WARD.
H. W. Hart chairman. G. H. Stlllman
secretary. Delegates O. H. Manning ,
John Coggshall , George Hunter , Walter
Smith , A. T. Fllcklngur , Frank Evarts ,
John Green , W. H. Lliuhard , J. T.
Beckley , J , D. Edinnndsou.
There Is a good dtal of political gos
sip now , aa tno county convention draws
near. Tbo caucuses aeem to have bcoa
harmonloui , the only sound of complaint
hoard being in regard to the Fonrtb
ward , whore in both camps there is apt
to bo excitement , If any wh TO In the city ,
The Gulttar men claim that in this ward
the Armour men were all on hand at an
early hour , and the pills were opened
sbarp at 7:30 : o'clrck , and kept open
only about ten minutes , there being but
44 Totes cast , cf which the supposed
Galttar delegates got but 13. This
minority is Bitd by tbo Guittar men to
bo duo to the fact that the did not think
the business was going to bo put through
in such a hurry , and they arrived too
late. This ia given for whit It la worth.
In the other wards Armour is aoppoaed
to have got the great majority of the
delegates. Gnlttar ia said to have ono in
the Firat ward , two in the Second , six in
the Thlid , and two lu the fourth , thus
giving him only eleven ont of tbo thirty-
two delegates In the city. The lead
which Armour has In the city , If as
stated , will settle the matter an between
him and Galttar , aud some of Gnlttar's
friends are advising him to pull out , and
wait until some moro opportune season
( or reaching for the office of sheriff.
It is wblnpered that Olattorbnck , who
has been working for tbo nomination as
sheriff , united with Armour in defeating
the election of Gntttar delegates , and
that the understanding la tbat when the
convention meets Armonr will bo sprung
tor treasurer , Instead of sheriff , and the
attempt will then be made to jump Clat-
torbuck on to the ticket for sheriff. This
report oan hardly hayo anything at the
bottom of It , and will find few to credit
It.
The most Interesting race hero this
fill will bo for the shrievalty , especially
If Armour or Gulttar Is nominated by the
republicans , and Perry Rsel by the
democrats. Kach of this trio Is deemed
Invincible by their friends , and an
exciting race could not but bo the result.
Bids TYnntod.
Tbo undersigned will recolvo bids till
Sept. 23 , for supplying the Institution for
the Dosf and Dumb with meat. Bidders
will Indicate different grades with rates for
each. H. 0. HAMMOND ,
o o d 1 wk Supt. Inst. D. and D.
SPECIAL , NOTICES
NOTICE. flpcotal a rertlsemen ma as Lost
found , To Loan , For Bale , To Ben Want ! , Board-
ID ; , elo. , will be Inserted In Ibis oolamn at the low
rate ol TEN CENTS FEU LINE Cor the flrit Insertion
uiil riVK CENTS PCK LIKE for each subsequent In
sertion. Leavoadrertlsomenti al onr offlcf , So , IS
1'onl street near Uroadwav
WANTB.
( "OR aiLK-A well eitabllahed B ljon and boarding
C houta. Klther business separate , or tbo two.
Katy terms. Qooil b jjtnees and good location In
Council UluCta. Address , 8. B. L-na offico. Council
TO HUNT 4. now seven.loom house , inquire at
IIXK Office.
Foil 8iLUHouses lots and lind. A. J. Stephen-
sou , 608 First Avenue , Council B u f . .
FOR BINT A six room house , ten mlnntei wa'k '
from LmalcciB , city water , well and cittern. For
rencbeap.
No , ISO Harrison street , three rooms.
.
4 1'ojil strtet
FOH S\LX , FOR KENT OR EXCHANGE.
NO. 63 Knr lab or runt , on very Iberal terms.
TtieCoun Fluffs Piper Will , complete , with
the larce baardln ; houjo and Ihiea acres of ground.
No. 28 AJbii InesaproportylnClicrokco.Cn' "
oduntv. Iow , will tiade for western linJs. , alue
about SIriO.
"o , & 9 A betutlfnl ho-ne In tbo town ol Hastings.
Mllld county , Iowa , for Nebraska land. Value , 93 600.
no. 41 A gord hiulruej prrpcrty and & ' o uool
residence property In the town of Chcnvo. McLean
c.mnty , 111. , 'OH ' down fjro.ua or will eichange for
*
western landa.
No 179 A splendid farm , Wfll Improved , 010 acres
In Dickinson county , Iowa , joliilnit the town of tplrit
Lkc. I'rlce.foraihoittime,835 per aero.
No. 184 to 137 Are four lmpio ed fartus In Phillips
oouoty KaD6a , MOI with a small Incumbrai-oa.
Tne equltas l 1 be exchanged for unlncumbered
ti lid laud lu Nebraska.
No. Its 460 acroo la Holt county , Neb. , partly
Improved , at a bls' bargain. Hauls to exchange tjt
mcrehiniikM.
No. f 4 A fine two dory bilck r.eldence , one of
the boot locations In Council Uluffe , will trade for
zood unlncumlwred Kauuis or NeUwka lands. Vauo !
J15100.
No 66 aud U Are two other beautiful hcmei In
Council Ulufft , wLIch cub uavment ftlll buy at a
brrfaln.
No. 61-A twautl'ul ' suburbia looalloa In Iowa
Cltv. Iowa , wltlex'hange ' for western Unls. Value
The above are only a lew of our special largalns.
If you'AegitanjIhlUir to trade cr lell , or want to
Full any real estate or mer'handlee , write ui We
lgocHl itocki of sool * to trade f ir lands ,
BWAN & WALKK't ,
CouBOII IlluS * , Iowa.
MJtS. A. H , EGBERTS , '
rormirljr cf Ne r York
FIRST CUSS DRESSMAKING
Cutting nd Fitting Kitabllshmrnt
< 'o. 34 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs.
GUM , GUM , GUM
Exclusive Rubber House
Rubber Boots , Shoes and Arties
- : - OIL - : -
IMMENSE STOCK.
Eastern Prices Duplicated ,
Send for Illustrated Catalogue.
Z. T. LINDSEY&CO ,
Warehouse and salesroom , 41 N Maiu at , Council BluflV , Iowa ,
Office 412 Broadway
W. P. ATLSWORTH
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER.
Brick buildings of nny kind raised or moved nnd satisfaction guaranteed. Frame boat
ovod on Little Giant trucks , the boat in the world.
W. P. AYLSWORTH.
1010 Ninth Street , Council Bluffs
PHILLIP !
JIM
QwiiB I STRliaainHllr '
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Employ no traveling agents , thus saving their expenses to customers.
Agent for Para Rubber Company. Write for prices ,
413 Broadway , Council Bluffs , la
200 Heating Stoves from $3 to $10 Each.
Uook Stoves and General Iloneo Furnishing Goods , including Now and Second
Hand Furniture.
Bv M. DROHLICH ,
; e08 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
J. Ju.
In Coonoll Blufla having
And all modern improvement * , call bolls , fiio
Ne. 60 Broadway Council Blnfli. n1" bo" " , etc. , ia the
Railway Time Table.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Th * following ro Iho times of ( he arrival and At-
purlnro of trains by central standard time , al the
local depots. Xralnt leayo transfer depot tea min
utes earlier and arrive ten mlnntoa later.
DITABT. AHIUVI.
smtuoo and HomuwtamB ,
0:25 : A U Mall and Express 8:60' r M
12:10 : r u Accommodation 4:60 : r ti
6:80 : r M Eipreu 8:05 A H
CmOAdO AND BOOK IBIillTD.
9:25 : A Wall and Express fl:68 : r it
7:15 A K Accommodation 5 : 6 r it
5:80 : r H Exprets BC9 A u
emotoo , tniwAUKH AMD n. rAPL.
0:20 A M Mall and Express dCO : r u
6:25 : F M Expresi 9:05 A M
OHOAQO , loau&afov AITD qunar.
8:40 : A u Mall and Express 7:10 p M
6:15 : r II Express 9:05 : A M
VAIASn , IT. LOUIS AHD rAOITIP.
! :16 : r M Local St. Louis Exproas Local
8:00 : r ii Transfer " ' * Transfer. 8:20 : p M
SLABIAI cm , ST. ; oi AUD ootnciii uum.
10:10 : A M Mall and Express 7:26 : p II
8:05 : r M Express 0:55 : A M
BOOX CUT AHD MCmO.
7:10 : A M Mall for Sioux City ' 8:60 : P M
7:55 : P U Express for 8t Pan ] 8:25 : A M
UNION picmo.
11:15 : A u Denver Express : I6 r u
1:20 : p It Lincoln Fans Om & R V 2J5 : P M
8:06 : P ii Overland Express 7:15 A M
DUMUT TEAIKB TO OUiHi.
Leave Council Blufla 7:05-8:03 : : 9:30 : 10:30
11:40 : a. m. 1:30 : 2:80 : 8:80 : 4:28 : 8:26 : 8:25 :
11:15 : p. m. Leave Omaha 0:85 : 7:35 : o:50 : 10
Iil5 ; ft. m. 12:60 : 2:00 : B:00-4uu : : 4:66 : E:6 : ,
and 11:10 : p. m.
80HTJRZ.
Office & Pusev.
BANKERS
Council Bluffs , ifwa.
Established , - 1865
HOB orriCEB 11n.
Kiel Sale Stables ,
HOIKS and Mulrsoonitartly on band , for sale at re *
tall or in ouload 1 its.
All BtocV Warranted as Represented ,
Wbotorale and retail dealers In rralnand Dale 1 Ilay.
I'rlcei reasonable , Batlafactlon KU rauttoJ.
SCHLVTER t BOLEY
Cor. 5th Av. aud 4th St. , Council Bluffs.
B. Eice M. D.
cr other tumors removal without the
, knife or drmlng of tlo-x ! .
CHRONIC 'DISEASES ' , - " " - "
; earpr > otlca ezptileno * . Cfljo
oanollr. Bluffi
Ci Cll
CRESTOH HOUSE
NOB. 21G , 217 and 219 , Main Street.
MAX 10HN. - " PEOPRIETOB
Waves , [
Frizzss ,
SivitcJics. JEJtc.
HAIR JGOODS ,
Shampooing
And Cutting ,
HAIR GOODS ,
Bangs Cut Paraprdour , Langtry or
other styles
Hair Goods
MRS. 0. L. GILLETTE ,
29 Main St. Council Bluffs.
Cily Steam Laiflry
REIIEB & SEA RIGHT ,
No 3t N. Main St. , Council.Bluffa
Tflephonn No , HI ,
All work first class.
Thorough Instruction on the
Piano and Organ ,
VoiceCultureandTbif
Persons desirous of receiving in
struction in iho above will please
call on or address
PROF. 0. B. LIPFKUT ,
No 520 , First Ave. , Council Bluffs ,
. J. BwANBON. 0. E. SWANSOS
SWANSON MUSIO 00 , ,
320 Broadway , Council Bluff * .
Piaoos.fi Organs
Sold on Monthly Payments
AH kin ill of repairing on Muttcal Initru-
rnenta a Specialty ,
JACOB SIMS ,
Attorney at Law
OOUNOILBLO S
GOGKE&MORGAN
THE GREAT
OF DRY
347 Broadway , Council Bluffs
GREAT SPEGIAL SILE OF CLOAKS
We are displaying a line of Cloaks , which for
stylefit and finish , are unsurpassable. We have
commenced a special sale in this department ,
which , owing to the advance in woolen fabrics ,
cannot now be manufactured at the prices we
are now offering them.
Newmarkets , Circulars , Plush Sacques ,
Paletots , Fedoras and Reglins ,
Call Early and Make Your Selections ,
Colored Dress Goods ,
Oar Dress Goods department is now
complete with the newest novelties out.
We call your special attention to the fol
lowing bargains :
15 pleceo Smyrna Alpaca , half wool , 10o
worth loo.
20 pss Pacific Brocades , 12Ao worth 18c.
18 pea Atlantis Cashtnoreafdonble width ,
sold any where at 25c , wo ask only IGjj 3
22 pea Sergeo , staple colors , all double
rtldths , 20o worth 25c.
50 pea Drap De Almts , G orator cloth ,
Satin Berbers , Molangeo , Diagonal
cloths , all colors , 253 irorth Sue.
15 pea Berlin Suiting , all wool,40 Inches
wide , 50o worth 75c.
15 pea French Diagonals and Coventry
Suitings , 50j worth 75c.
12 pea Oiehmoreefino India dyedall pure
wool , In all the leading colors , GOc
worth 85c.
15 pcs LadWGlothall wool53 worth $1
20 pcs Mveotls Cloth , all woo ) , 40 Inches
wide. 75a worth $1.
18 pcs C 4 Plaid Sackings , , all wool , $1
worth $1.25.
22 pea 0-4 Tricots , In all the desirable
colore , SI worth $1.25.
15 ncs Bounetto. SOMETHING ENTIRELY
NEW. THE FIRST SEASON. ASK TO SEE
THEM.
Silks
This house Ia headquarters for Silk.
They have made apeclal efforts to secure
beet numbers In Black Sllka.
4 pcs Black Groa Grain 50o worth 75o.
French Black Gros Grain , 20 Inches , 00,2
worth 80o.
20 inch Mack Gros Grain , $1.
Their $1 Bilk la 22 Inches wldo/Chnnoy
Bros'inakuand Ik would bo chetp at 81.40
2 pea Gros Grain , satin finish , $1.40 ;
will con piro with any § 1.75 silk lu tha
market.
The stock of Silks being so extensive ,
ia Imoorslblo to quote all prices , suffice
It to Bay that Black Groa Grains are
marked at $1 50 , 81 GO , $1 75 ann $2.00.
Satin Rhfd.rno at 81.10 , $1 20 and $1 35
Black Jewey Silk at $1 30 to $2. A full
line of all party colors in Brocades and
plain to match , both in Satin and Surah.
Domestics
100 pcs Fine Unbleached Cotton , 5c worth
7 A a.
120 pcs fine and hovy Unbleached Cot
ton , belt maker , 7 3 worth 9o.
30 pcs Bleached Mumln , Co worth Gc.
GO pcs Lonadale finish Muslin , bluuohod
7io worth lOo.
AlargeRSsortment of New
s Giughams & Pr
Black Drees Goods
Their Black Dress Goods department
la replete with the most desirable fabrics
that can bo procured. They offer
10 pea Black Cashmere , all wool , 40 In
ches wide nt GOc , worth and sold else
where at G2a.
8 pea Black Oishmoro , of very fine count ,
Gaa worth 85s.
8 psa No 700 Bhck. Caahmoro , 75 ; pa
yard , actually worth 95o. Jt
G pcs Black Caahmoro that nre worth
$1.10 , wo ahow and sell for 902.
15 pea Black GiBhmero $1 worth $1.25.
5 pcs Black Drp D < 9 Alma , all wool , 40
inches widn , $1 worth $1 40.
5 pea Black S.Ik Warp Henrietta cloth
$1 worih $1 35.
5 pea Black French Diagonal , all wool , 40
Inches wide , 50 j wur'h ' 75s.
Black Mysatla cloths , Homo Spans , etc. ,
oto An assortment of MOUKNINO
GOODS are always carried by this house.
Velvets and Velvetesns
A complete line of Velvets and Vel
veteens , In brocades and plain , ranging
in prlco from 50j to § 2.50 per yard , that
would bo cheap if 25 per cent were ad
ded.
Underwear
In this line this house have made spe
cial efforts and now qnoto Mons' heavy
gray Underahlrta at 40u worth 50c.
filona' Scotch mixed and whlto Under
wear , OOo.
Men a' fine whlto merino Underwear 70c
worth $1.
Mena' fine all wool cmols hair Under
wear $1 25 worth $1.75.
Ladles' merino Underwear , 32 dozen
suit * , 50o worth 75o.
Ladles' silk finish merino Underwear , 75o
worth $1.
Ladies' fine cochineal ssarlet Underwear ,
$1 worth $1 50.
Hosiery
The stock of Hosiery in this honse this
season is larger than over , and at prices
which cannot /ell to soil the goods. A full
aud ojmuleto line of Ohlldrens' ' , Lxdlos'
and Mona * HOBO , In cotton , woo ) , Halo
and silk.
Of this House is still one of the Special
ties. and parties at a distance , desiring
0
ing to patronize this house , A
Will jfiniftlie firm / Coc7c afc Morgan ever r
fly to Heal asjfairlg < ttt iftJtcy were able to
cull in person on the great dry good ft
firm of
347 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,