THE OMAHA DAILY Blfilfl , THl'K DAY. DECEMBER II , 1885.
THE DAIf/Y /
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
TIH"HhlAY MORNING , D1X" 8.
orriCEs Ho , 12TcarlStroet.
rrhtdpfltiycunlcr in nn > pnrt of the Ulj nt
Hunt } rents r'rwcck ,
II. AV. TII.TOX ,
.MINTIO.V. :
itciter , the liiilor , for winter good * .
The KnlRhfiand Ladies of Honor # uo
their danee li : t evunnip ; .
Ho nnd occ the merry inilkinaids : il
ilaionic ball lid" evening.
Permit lo ed has been given to K. S.
Jones and Helen Honors both of thi
city.
'I'hcro were only two drunks in tltn po
lice court jcsterday. 'Ihc usual jiolish-
iiiK olT.
'I'lio .Inpnncso booth is amoiif' the bit :
attractions at the ron < ? refjational ; church
fair which opens ( r-ni ) lit.
\Icloiial ] \ ) in painlinK ami naperiiii ;
tins store No. 71'J Hroadway , and by .Sat
urday will open a saloon.
Kd HayiuH has | iurchased the faloon
jiiHtcast of the Heu-ro house and is to
open up for business in a day or two.
1'ivtl .Stcgiill , one of the ciuployes of
the Korthweslern , now ban at his home
on Norlh .Seventh street , a bouncing boy.
Oscar Yonnkrrintin hatl an overcoat
nnd bat stolen the other evening. Yrs-
torday he hunted this city and Omaha for
Ihe .same but without avail.
The annual b'il-miMiic : | of the lllnfl's
Cily Tyo ) ) rahical | ) union is to be held
on Chi istmas night in Masonic hull. The
invitation ? are already being issued.
The council got no iuoruin | yesterday
afternoon. The next attempt i not yet
announced Next Monday evening is
the regular limo for u monthly meeting.
Some parties' ' rroin Columbus , Ohio ,
arc to be here this month to look over
the eil.\ \\ith a view of seeing what sort
of a location it would be lor canning
works
1 ! L. Williams is putting In a gas
elevator and also a hand eleuitor in C.
Slranb's new building- also a hand eleva
tor in lici'bo & vo.'s new furniture
store ,
Yesterday a squad of soldiers passed
through the city having in charge ten
ih'si'i'tfis from I'ort Snelling , whom they
were taking to the penitentiary at I'oit
LeaM'ii woi th ,
The Catholic fair has prooved a great
Bucec-s * . The report in detail will not be
completed until to-dav , but the net prolits
will reach if 1,000. This is a big lift to
ward Ihc new ehureli.
Then1 was a happy wedding last even
ing til Ihe residence of Niels llansen on
I'lei'i'e street. The groom was Richard
Je.-si'ii and the bride Marie Thomson.
.Justice Scliinv. ollieiated.
There arc a number of enterprises be
ing I , ilked up for Council Hind's. In view
of this there should be a niecling of lue
board of trade lo talk them o\er anil
take what action is necessary to secure
what seems fairly in .sight.
The clock company , which has been
corresponding with Council Hlull's with
a view of establishing works here , now
write that the committee 0 1 it.s tour of
inspection \\ill surely visit this city if
the. > come west of the Mississippi river.
The sad news conies from Jacksonville ,
Florida , that Airs. Clark. whoM ; husband
was formerly with the Nonpareil , is ly
ing at the point of death. Mr. Clark has
bad great trouble , and hip many friends
will li.ivo renewed sympathy for him.
The inipciial club gave their opening
narly Jasi , evening. It was a very en
joyable nll'air and was participated in by
u number of the promincnls in social
circles. Tliis series promises to bo the
leading one of llio season.
J. M. Itiee , the contractor of the new
govcinmenl building , is expected to ar
rive here to-day , and put a force of men.
atwoik on the building to-morrow. It
is hoped ( hat thin will not prove another
fitory added lo the government building.
Then ! have been so many such stories
added , without , any foundation , that the
people au < losing faith.
It is nndorMood that another wholesale
Inrnituiv house is to be added to Council
1)1 ) nil's. The new bouse will open in the
building now occupied by ( ironeweg &
Shoentgi'ii as 5-oon as that firm moves
into Us now building. The linn , it is
said , \\i\l \ be composed of men from the
cast.
Charles f'aplingor met with an aeci-
ilnnl. last. &ilurday which has resulted
more seriously than it was at supposed
at the time that it would. While at work
in the purifying room of the gas works ,
: i niece of lime How into his eye. It seems
now that ho will losetho use of the eye
altogether.
It in said that the police have given
quiet notice to a number of well-known
hangers-on to clear the city. There are
a gang of fellows who hover ainnnd one
or two gambling bouses , and it is said
they miiM go. They ought to be lired ,
The police propose lo begin pulling thorn
to-dav. H is hoped that it may not end
in talk.
1'ntsoy Kane , a well known printer , who
was recently arreoted here for apparent
ly trying to lead away twolitllo children ,
has been set froe. Heforo leaving the
city ho saitl that ho feared his mind was
giving way , and some of his acts point
that way , .Since leaving here ho lias
been iirrctitud in Onmlni for vagrancy ,
nnd will probably be scut to an asylum.
JIo IIIIH woiki'd on almost every paper in
this pai t of thu country.
Haying nut in : i oomplelo new stock of
clothing , tnrnishing goods , hats , caps ,
etc. , J'ox As Hughes , No , 1)15 ) Main street ,
invite the public to give them n trial.
Their expenses am small , and they can
all'ord lo sell cheap.
Do sure anil ask your grocer for the
bread made at Smith ALoerke's bakery ,
No. fi'v'JJ Main street. It is the very best
nnutu. Try it ami be convinced. '
OteniiiKiio | Fair.
The fair prepared by the Indies of the
Congregational church opens this evenIng -
Ing in llio Masonic hall. To-night there
will bo the milkmaid's entertainment.
This is oiio of the novel features of the
fnir and should draw u crowd. The
young ladies who join in tills entertain *
nient luwe made great prop.iratious , and
will proc'cnt n programme of unusual
merit nmHnlero t , To-morrow from II
until 3 o'clock there will be dinner served
in the hall , To-morrow night another
pleasing entcitninment will bo given.
The programme will be a varied one.
Special features will be introduced , anil
Bomo very choice music will bo given.
The nrrnngemeiit.s throughout give as-
Biirance of a successful anil pleasing
fair. Special pains have been taken In
Arranging for u Japanese booth , and
that alone will repay for n visit to the
hull. The admission to the entertain
ments and fair will be only ' . ' 5 cents.
Drs , Judd & Smith's Klectro-Mngnotlo
nsoles. Only ifty cents , No , 80 Fourth
St. , Council 111 u Us , Iowa. Agents
wanted I
'
For everything in the grocery line give
the new linn of Hintivlceb , 102
Jiroiuhruy , n trial. Kvcrylbing new anil
fresh , Fancy groceries a specialty.
Winter list ? at greatly reduced prices
to doe ( hum out nt Mr. . O A , Ito crs.
CAR COUPLING WITH STICKS ,
BaSlway Mtn Prefer to toio a Finger Ratlicr
tlian a Life.
STABBING AFFRAY AT WESTON
tlic Sewer Ditch Beatrice
Stntofiincn Visit the Hlnfr-j A
orlKnijo Other Gntlicr-
ofllic XCWH Hunters.
Coupling With Slicks.
Tlio inquest held in the ease of David
Ultimo , who was killed at the freight
Ininsfor In this city on Saturday evening
la t. brought nothing of importance to
light.
A number of witnesses wi-to put on
the Mi IK ! who testified ua to the Union
Pacific issuing thu belt. " niul Micks to tlio
switchmen to do the coupling with , but
they worn not eoinnelled to use them , as
Wns hewn Iiv the fart that since luihtis
had been killed few if any switehnieu
ttsc llioi ) ) *
C. M. Helm * teMilled that "possibly
the scabbard hindered their movements , "
but didn't know that they were in llio
wa y.
( ieoifro Wilson Mvore he used the stiek
to couple cars with , but that it was tin-
hrndv. and ho'd "sooner lose : v linger
than'his life , " as with a stick n switch-
man's hands were bafo , but he thought
his lifo was not , as there
wes danger of the scabbard
becoming fast to n ear , and the snitch-
man being drawn under and killed.
That in wearing the bcahhard it caught
in the car on a man's mounting one and
was liable to make him miss ins grab ,
and it was in the way In nil cases , On
cross-examination he said Unit since the
accident to Knhns 'no one wears them
or uses them , " and that there is more
danger to a man in wearing and using
them than without.
A. K. Loncks , another switchman ,
heard ll.e ears that Knhns was to couple
thump together , and turning around saw
thu ear jolt as if going over something.
Soon ho saw Knhns , alter the ear passed
over him , roll from tlio track as If trying
to gel out of danger.
The evidence went to show that all the
switchmen in llio yards hero prefer to
use their hands in coupling , oven at the
ri.sk of losing a few lingers.
The jury brought in the following ver
dict :
An inquisition holdonal , Council DI nil's ,
in Pottinvatlamie eounly , on the 1st dav
of December , A. D. 1885 , before 1) . M.
Council , coroner of said eountyl upon
the boclv of David R. Knhns , there lying
dead , by the jurors whose names ate
hereunto subscribed. Ttie said jurors
upon their oaths do say that the saicj Dr.
K. Knhns earne to his death from inju
ries received while coupling ears in the
Union Pacific yards at the transfer on
Salurdav , November28 , nt about .1 o'clock
n. m. Wo further lind that while there
is no evidence lo show that the accident
was caused by the nsing of the coupling
stick and belt , in the opinion of the jury
that while they may .save accidents to
hands , they endanger the lite of every
one nsing the same.
Jn testimony \\hereot the said jurors
hereunto hcl tlieir hands the day and year
aforesaid. E. IJosucitAXS ,
foreman.
P. Wnsixv.
11. VANUB"
The remains wore last night shipped lo
Conncllsvillc , Pa. , for interment.
Knhn'a relatives live there.
Correct Abstracts of Title and Real Us-
tale Loans at McMahon & ( Jo's , No. 4
Pearl street.
The electric bell of .ludd & Smith , 30
Fourth street , Council IJlutVs , positively
cures rhcnmalis.ni , neuralgia , dyspepsia ,
piles , paralysis , indigestion , Ills , cold
loot , nervousness , headache , kidney and
liver complaints , loss of vitality , lead
poisoning , lack of nerve force and vigor ,
wasting weakness of those disc.isos of u
personal nature in male and female.
Seriously Stabbed.
Yesterday afternoon thu 13ii : : learned
by telephone from Weston that a. bloody
culling scrape had occurred there. Pat
McKatin , who has a blacksmith shop
there , is said to have done the aUbbing ,
while Tom Brougham , n saloon keeper
w.is the victim , The two men got into n
qitanel about some unknown matter , the
light ending by McKann drawinga , knife
and btabbinslirongliiiin in several places.
The extent of the injuries is not known ,
but they are thought lo be very serious ,
Word was sent lo police headquarters
hero for an olliecr to be sent to Weston
lo arrest MelCann. One was accordingly
sent , out last evening. There is a consta
ble living in Wefclon , but it seems that ho
must have been out of town at the lime
Picot Kibb ns in the latest color a.
Mrs. Rogers.
Great Cloning Out. Sale
Of the largo retail dry goods and carpet
store of E , Dowling , Having determined
to retire from the ( fry goods business , we
will oiler our immense Block of carpets ,
comprising the choicest coloring and the
nnwe.it makes of W. J. Sloano and K. S.
Higgins , and other Icadingmanufacturcs ,
Wo will oiler our immense stock of silka ,
including a full line of fiiremand Bros , ,
in all colors and black , for which we
have been the exclusive agents for Coun
cil Hlutl'and Omaha for the pa&t Jittcun
years. Wo will oiler our immense stock
of velvets , plushes , brocades , dress goods ,
tlannels , linens , towels , nankins , hosiery ,
notions , broehe and imitation Indian
shawls , cloaks and all manner of outside
wraps at prices that will ole o thorn out
in the quickest possible tini" . Hemein-
these goods are not bought as the major
ity ot merchants buy goods , but were
bought for cash from tlio leading manu
facturers and importers , and only goods
hiiltcd for the finest city rotuil Irado.
Work on the Dituli.
The work of clearing out the now
sewer ditch scorns no easy tame. There
are about , thirty teams and lifty men now
employed , and the ditch has been cleared
out as far as Stewart's packing house.
The work proceeds slowly on account of
the peculiar .situation and condition of
the dirt. It is very hard to get loams to
work in the dituh. Ihey gulling mired
easily. Tim mud is thick and solid , If
there could bo a little more frost the
work would proceed more casilv. It is
said , by the o who ought to know , that
the residents of that part of the city need
have no fears of being irotiW-'d next
spring bv any overllows , as 4 Jut rest of
tlio ilitcli , from the packing honsu lo
Itruuilwny can bn opened snllicionlJy lo
prevent any such liouble.
Ladies and gontrf get n ticket to the
grand drawing on .January 1 , with every
2.r > cents wortii of goods purchased of
Arthur LefkoviU. 0'J3 Ilroadway. The
choicest candies , California fruits , nuts ,
cigars , etc. , always on hand.
-
Nebraska Yin I tow.
Yesterday the Hoatrico , Neb , , olllcials ,
who arrived here the night botoro , took : i
drive about the city , The party consist
ed of Mayor S. McDowell , City Clerk W ,
A. Wagner , Oily Kngineer Willis Hall ,
Aldermen W. ( r. Washbtirn , .1. C. Lee , J.
I , . Huriruss , A V. S. Haim.lisr.and C. U.
Dempster. Tim mayor of the city and
Harry Uirkinbino , engineer of Hie
\rnrl a ( nTnnipnnird.the \i > 'tor ' * nbmtt
t
I the city , together with ropie-eiUatms 01
'
the pn ? . The vMtorico par
licnlarly intoic-tod in the water
Asoik , and wrio greatly pleaded
with the infoimation gleaned
about thrm. After visiting Ihc pumping
works n dtivens taken up Oakland
avenue , then to Fail-mount park , nnd
then down among the great agricultural
machinery houses and through n portion
of the bc-t residence street * . After din
ing at thoOgdon the party took thejifler-
noon dummy for Omaha. The yNitor *
made n very pleasant impression on
those who hail the good fortune to meet
then' , and thov expressed them elves ns
being ourprlsed to lind Council UlulVn f-o
much larger than they had supposed , and
so greatly improved.
For hardwaie and hone imnMiings
get piices of Cooper & McJec ( , No.II
iMain Micet ,
Try John TemplplonVUo'o" cigar.
The Oily Wallet.
The following is the report of llio city
auditor for November :
To HIE MAYOU A.VD Cirv Cor.vut. : ( en-
llriiifii I lieie\\lth submit the lolloping K1-
peit of cltv warrants issued dining the
month of Nm ember , lvs\ and the total
amount Issued by oidci of this council for or
dinary expenses :
A mount dm ins ? year . ? 17,000 71
Amount dmntg \ November. ' . fijOJ ) 5'J
Police . S l's.7 ' till S ( I ( V. )
Printing . lt'2 20 1'JtM IS
Paikt . silo ( V )
( Jus and lights . -HiS - , - . ' , ' ,1KS bl
Knulneer department. . ! KI ( Ot. . SK1 ! 1-1
lama ) > 'iM . 107 LH ) 1,710 ! X )
Kitedepaitinent . O'.iO : , ' . n.ss-i ; ?
Ceneiai ( mid . l.lirJl ( ! , MI iV4
cntdiiiK . i : K ; y.tw : w
Sli eels and allejs . l.ujo O.I ll.Kfi 10
Total . SCOM W SH.'J.l ) IS
Finest display ot nieer.sliatim and
smokers'goods for holiday gifts. T. 1) ) .
King & Co. , Cigars and'Tobaccos , SKI
Broadway.
Every one buying 'J. " > cents north of T
D. King it Co. , has a chance , free , in the
gicat lira wing , December 1.
A
There was yesterday placed on file in
the rccoidcr's ollice hens the renewal of
the mortgage on the bridge between hero
and Omaha. The original moi Igago was
given in April , 1871 , lo secure an issue of
bonds of $ . ' , r)03,000. There have been
$ SiO.OUO of these bonds redeemed , and
the renewal mortgage is to secure an
issue of $ 1 , 2iO,00 ; ( ) . The document is in
printed pamphlet form , and is signed by
Ihe oflicials of the Union Paeilic , and the
ollicers ol the Central Trust company , of
New York , to whom the mortgage is
given.
The very finest Irmges , fine silk
plushes , line upholstering of every de
scription , foot rests , ottomans , cornice
poles , window shades anil all kinds of
interior drapings the very cheapest west
of Chicago. Call on E. Sloekert it Co. ,
No. yo ! ) Broadway. Council Hlull's.
Substantial abstracts of title and real
estate loans. J. W. , & K , L. Squire , 101
Pearl street.
Honored Odd
Pottawatlamio U. D. Camp , No. 0. Uni
formed I. O. O. F. , Tuesday evening
elecled G. F. Smith commander. F. Hern-
hardi , vice commander ; Frank Grass ,
treasurer ; G. II. Jackson , secretary , and
John Anderson , guard.
Twin Brother Encampment , No , 42 ,
J. O. O. F. Tuesday evening eleeted the
following ollicers : C. P. , W. J. Lauteh-
wahser ; II. II. , Frank Grass ; S. W. , T'leo- '
dore licckinan ; J. W. , F. Hernhardi ;
treasurer , G. F. Smith ; scribe , G. II.
Jackson ; trustees , F. Grass , S. S. Keller
and G. II. Jackson.
Cottage ranges. Garland stoves , lla-
dSant Homes and Hub heaters of the very
latest patterns at bed rock prices , at
Cooper & McGee's. No. 41 Main street.
Christmas presents at Homer's.
A Slight Scare.
A lighted match fell into some varnish
in the collar of the largo warehouse of
C. A. Itcoba & Co. yesterday afternoon
and started a small blaze. The lire de
partment turned out , but the lire had
been extinguished before they reached
there.
For beauty , forcomloit , for Impio\eiuent
ot the skin , iib > - only Poizlnl's po\ulcr ,
For the best and cheapest oysters call
at Chicago Lunch Counter , 404 Broad
way. Oyster soup all day , only 10 cents
Personal Paragraph * ; .
M , S. Ish , of Creston , was in the city
yesterday.
Jim Uliss , the veteran cigannaker , has
returned from his visit lo Harlan.
Mrs. C , Scheiu'clo starts to-day on a
visit to her old home in Pitlsburg.
C. C. Norton expects in a day or so to
remove to Sidney , Neb. , to go in
business.
Charles Uijrgin , of Maryvillo , Missouri ,
one of Peregoy it Moore's traveling men ,
was in the city yesterday.
Ex-Governor Stanford , of California ,
passed through here yesterday in his
special car en route for Washington ,
William Giddmgs , of Logan , Iowa ,
druggist , and Ins son , were ye.sterdav in
Ihe city and took in the Equine Paradox ,
Nov. 1 ? . II. Williamson , pastor of the
African Methodist Episcopal church
here , has had Sionv City added to his
fluid , nnd will make that his residence.
He will preach here every other Sunilav.
Mr. Williamson has worked faithliilly to
build up llio church horc , and bus 'had
many obslacle.i to overcome.
PIM33 PlIjRS UMfj' . : J
A MHO cure for Ullnil , Ulee'lliii ' , ' , Itching
and IJId'r.ited Piles has been dlscoveicd by
Dr. Williams ( an Indian lemedy ) , called Dr.
Williams' Indian Pile Ointment. A Miulo
box has cured the worst cluuniu cases of > or
; ; 0 yoaiSHtamllii ! . ' . No one need Miffcr live
nilnales alter uimlyliu this womlciiul sooth
In , ' medicine. Lotions and instiiimcnUdo
more barm than cood.rllliams' \ Indian
Pile Ointment abioibs the tumurs , allays tlio
Intense itching , < i > , utlunliuly at nlu'ht after
ccttlin : Wiinii in bed ) , acts as a poultice , id VIM
Instant relict' , ami Is picp.ned only for Piles ,
ilchiiu' of niivate pints , and tor nothliij , ' else.
HKI.N JHSKAHKti CUKii ; ) .
Dr. l''ia/.lei'.s MiiKle Ointment can's as by
niiwle , Phnjilcs , Hlnck lle.ulH or ( Jrnbs ,
lilotchcs and Kraptlous on the face , leaving
the skin elearand beautiful. AMJ ! euieslU'h.
.Sail Itlionm , Sore Nipple : ) , Sore Lips , and
Old Obstinate Ulcer * ,
.Sold by driigglstj , or mailed on receipt of
50 rents.
UiMaiU'd by Kiihn & Co. , andSchioper& |
liccht. At v/hoh'ialo by 0. F. Uoodimui.
For Sale or Rent !
i _
A nearly now no * mul the on ) > hotel la llio
Ua iun o
MACEDONIA , IOWA ,
Ten hod it ) nu- > , pool imrlic , oflloc
loom tin I filar , nl si'iipli' ' ' .
rent on IOIIMJ ulili tcnin , n n it * or Ii ! CMUII ,
Und in a Co. 1'uijilrs * Mout uuii.-il litiicb , or
CHAS. P , K1EULER , MACEDONIA , IA , j
A , I. PATTfiSON < 5 CO.
Nos , 1 and 2 , Masonic Temple.
Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
Wo wioh to call Uio attention of the
public to our line liuo of Gouts' Fur-
dishing' Goods , and would moat respect
fully solicit u shnro of their pntronngc.
Below wo omunernto n pnitinl of
our goods mid feel confident Mm. , an
inspection will piovo profltn'ble ;
T/t1sand Gups ,
Under ti'car.
White Dress & Fancy
Slfirts ,
Unlit u dried S furls.
Gloves and Mits.
Hosier { i9
C rs and CnjfSj
Iran { HwrcJt refit ,
Sit spenders ,
Mufflers ,
EurM'it fliers ,
Cltest Protectors ,
Wristlets ,
Sleere & Sea rf Ho Ide i 's
Rubber Coats. ,
Rubber Jfat Covers ,
Umbrellas ,
Etc. . Etc. . Etc.
CALL AND SEE US.
A. W. Patterson & Co.
Nos. 1 and 2 , Masonic Temple ,
Council Bluffs.
Council BMs Carpet Co.
Onr Mock Is now complete In every depart
mcnt nnd contains nil thu hitcststylcsundclTccts
In
CARPETS ,
CURTAINS ,
SHADES
DPHOLSTERY GOODS ,
ETC. . irrc.
-TJI13-
Largest stock
-AND-
Lowest Prices.
THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE CA11PKT HOUSE IN
WESTEHN IOWA.
BAMl'J.ns furnished upon nppllcatlon | to o
own purlins.
FIHE UPHOLSTERY WORK TO ORDHI !
Council Bluffs Carpel Company
Broadway.
Chicaco Water Meter
1'owor fiirnlslipd from liydrant picssuro for
dnvlntr njl KiiiiU ot lUht niudi n i-y ! -rciiJil
Utii'nt.uu jilvm in clnni'ii oixun ilotvinNu
rimiiiitliiir | ] r > sti ) . IIM.UI I'lu p.u'it. , Icucioun
li'cvir.i , imlibliliin' lutin-s , t-ii\vliirf niiiuliniC' s me.
'llio lea ciioiippi.1 nioior in.ido Si-nil lor ill--
Lul.irutUK toll jMuiU'iilitri. A few nw s < n tliK
motor In I MI o I ItlutlBiltinloli olllfi pijnt-
Intr iiiih-i" < ; I'ui-o , \ M'limldl , HIUM'K' ' ' ' ' 'no ' ;
thli-iiHo Jlcut Miirki t , mniu < i luiicliluu ii tl-
7ciulorluri > Mt-ut .MarUct , Niiisuim 111110 mo :
Hinltli .V > ! ( ) i-'ubiiiiiH , iiiiuiliiK in'ix ; ( ; Jii id )
lliilisTclcihoiioCo. | | , innnlii tKM o u or , Hurt' .
i Kirch. Kniuirf , running lolfco jiriiii < ; Iloli
tut .Mullls , nninlnir colltio irilndcr ; It L Will-
liuitb , i-UMiiintr mwliifeiiiaviliw
li. L \ > 1LLTA.19.
BolllntrAKunt. 18 Miiln t-t , Council lllulU , Icjua.
1111 rnrnam Si. , Oiiiahn.
R. BICE , M. D.
riNPPR ( ! or otluir tumira roino-c.I without
VAnuCiUD ,1,0 , , ktilfo or ilr jwlny of blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES umi , t ,
U\ur thirty ) ciu ' prJi'i ivil ( ixiioilcujj. OIluj :
No. 11 IVuil , , il > fl. Loilllll IllllHi.
MTCo.Naut.i-4iio.N rut A
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ilvcrll omcnts sucli as
/ ) ( , round , To Loan , 1'orSalp , To Pent , Wants
Honnllnp , etc. , will l.o Inecrtcit In this column nt
( ho low into ot THX ( r.XTS j-illt 1,1X11 for I ho
nist InsciUonanil 1'IVK CKXTtf Mill MXK for
cnch fubicvnicnt ln crtlon , I.cn\o nilrottl < o
mi'iitsnt our office , No. U 1'eatl btiect , near
Uiouchrny.
To IMIJ- nil tinnr < t-c1n < ecoivt
liniKl lioii < clii > lil inioiN Hint ui-o olloieil lor
fn.o , filch im luinlliiic. i'iiripl | . to\cs , ote.
rM ; oM not ImMinr STIIKTI.V nitclnos n\wil
villfnMMImPliy not niil | | > lriK. All titliuM nlll
uci-lMiii ; | > miit intention nml lll l.p . iul'l ' the
lil hc t miirUct pilccs liy A. , ) . .Mniulcl , : t
lliiinilHio.iluilt'r In nmv nnd striclly tlis.cln ( s
linnltuie , etc. , oe.
J Oimilin.on Hi-count of tn > linslncso , I of ! r
forfnlotn ) -idyiice i , rorncr I'oil.-lli Hvcniin
nml Mnlnfttoct , Iniitiliuon | irt'inlu . A , 1' .
llinlnnnl ,
rsni roil miNT-At MU.MUIIOU &
Hc
No. 4 1'cnrl stluit.
roil SA1.K , roil ItKNT Oi : KXOHANOK.
NO. M 1'nr wiln oi rent , onfr llbcml Icrrm.
Tlio foitnoll Illntli 1'npcr Millcomplete , with
tlie JIITKO lioaidhiir liottso mid tlnuo ucrcs of
RIOIIIIll.
No. x'fi A tmolnpes ] iropcrtr In CliPi-ohpp ,
ClifioVni i-onnt.x , low n , will irailofoi' wuktcin
) l < till * . VllltIP , IllHHlt flUX ) .
No. JKI A tipMtillful lioino In thn town of Hast-
Injrr , MIIN oonnty , lonn , for Ni'bmskn Intnl.
No. 41 1\ peed b sliip ptoportjnml ftl o n
Rood iixldcno ) piopony In tlii > town of Clicnvo
McI.iMiii ( ( iiiu ( > , 111. , low donn 1 or cnsti or will
UM-lnniRc for woptorn Iniulo.
No. 1VJ A Rplcndlil fntin , well Improved , C40
ncu'9 In llcUni oii county , lovui , Joining the
town of Spirit I.nko. 1'rleo , for a short llnio ,
.
No. 1S4 to 187 Are four tnpioveil fnnns In
I'hllllp" eoniity , Knnsit , ench llh 11 eiiuill In.
cnmbinneo. The ivpiltim will bo etelwiiKoU lor
imlncninlieiPdulld hind In .
No. V.fl 1W ncrts In Holt comity , Neb. , pattly
lmiitcd | , nt n liljr biuKiiln. Wants to C'\olitmgo
lormciuhiindl-c.
No. M A line t o fitory brick lesliU'iice. IMIO
of the best locntloii" In Council lllntTs. will trudo
for ( rood unlncnnbcicd Kunsns or Nulnn ka
hinds. Viibio. $ rooo.
No. Maud 11 AiotSvo other bennllfnl homos
In Council lllniTs , which cash pnyinuiils nlll buy
ut a tmiKiitn.
No. M A beautiful snbmbnn locution In Iowa
City , lowii , will cschmiRo for wustorn iHiids.
Vnliie , J.'i.OiKi.
Tlip iio\o in-o only n fowof onr ppcclnl bur-
Ruins. If jou'M'itot iinjthhiH-io liitdcor pell ,
01 wiiiit to Kull any iciil estnto or mcicliiindl o ,
wilti'iiu. WohaMbovi'i l ( rood Mncloof K iods
to tindofoi- land ; . SWAN A , WAI.Kint ,
Council lllnOs , Iowa.
UNION TICKET OFFICE
J , L. De BEY01SE , Agent.
Ko. 507 Ilronilwnr. Council
Railway Time Table.
COUNCIL ItliUlTS.
Tlio follow In ? Is llio tlino or niilval nnd
( Iciuutuiool unit ! * liy ocntiul etiituHiil time , at
t bo local depot . Trillin leiuo transrm-dopot ten
nilnnlcsciiilloi- iiiiho ti'n minutes Inter :
DI.IMHT. AIUUVI : .
rnicAoo & MntTinvr.sTuiiy.
fliSAA. M . Mull and J\pro-a : . fiiMit. .
l":4m : . M . . Atconinmdiitloii. . . t : av. \ .
0:101' . M . I'.xpri'fcS . U.U3A. M.
CIIICAOl ) A HOCK ISIAMl.
n:2"iA. : M . Mull mul i\pi : os' . Gr.1ir. : .
7:15 A. M . Aicointnodiuluii . foil p. M.
0:110 : r. M . K\iiess | . ' .IJOJA.M.
0:20 : A. M . .Mull mid i\pics- : , . 0Mr. : M.
:1U1'.M . Kvpres * . U:0. : > A.M.
cnicuio. iitniMNurox . QVINCV.
! ' : "iA.M. . . . Mull nml i\intss : . otMi'.M.
ii:4ur. : M . i\pio : s . V-.05 A.M.
WMii it , ST. I.OI-ISA. I'vcirir.
2rii : ( % . M.ljoc.il M. Lonl'i IXjiiess Loral .
alr. : ( M-Tmiiilc'ryi. Loul-irA.'rrnnstur. : ) : II r. M
KANS\h CITV. ST. . ) OV : S I'OtJ.VCll. 111,1'ttS
in.OHA. M . Mull nnd Hxpiots . u:40r. : M.
8:55l' : . M . . . i\prc-s : . C'iA.M. :
MOUX cnv s. \cnic. .
7:15 : A. M . . Sioux nty Mull . . . . fltfJOl' . M
UU5i : > . M . St. I'nul i\ii-Cb4 : | . S.S3A. u-
UNION r\inc.
io.A.M : : . Tiiiiiiuii i\in : c < s . . r > : rir. r.
2:1B : f. M. . . Lincoln I'.i .ini. ) X It. V..2tfl : v. w.
7:50 1'.M . Ovoiliuid i\inc' ; > 'i . 8 : 15 A.M.
DUMMY TIIUNSTO OMAIU.
Lt-avo Council lllulls M' > : * J-'M WM }
n .u a. in. ; : : ! ( _ . : ! _ : : : ! - : ; 5 : , V-flji- : :
11:15 : p. m. .Suiiuin.T W 'i ; ! > ! I ' " 'J ' MI ;
a\ ; \ .n r , i.- , a-sui 11 : j.- , i , 111. LGIIVO Onmlm
fi5-7:3r-8-iO-10:00- : ! : : : : 0 a. in : l.uO-2UO- :
: ) 4IW : 5 OJ : < i : fi11:10 p. in. Hniulujs 4lB !
8.f.0U.Wii. . iii.S:00 : : 3.0J 5Ui : > - C:0'11:10 : : ] i.ui
Mcalf Bros.
342 and 344 BROADWAY.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
Metis Fall & Winter Wear
Menu' and Hoys' llnslooss Suits.
MCIIB' mul lloyt' 1)10bulls. .
Clilldroiib' IJvorv Onv and Uioss Suite.
OvciuoatH for Men , lloys und Chlldrun.
Moichant Tailor Sulf.
Mciclmnt Tullor Overcoats.
Mrrelmnt Tiillboirowsors. .
] : ilinil to U i ( HJ'io or.lor.
At half the prlvu
' ' Ovciconts.
I'ut Mrns' BnltH nnd
Lean MOMS' Bulls nnd Ovcrcoatj.
lil
Fcaniless Shlrtfl and Tro x > is In Scotch wools'
Mfdlcatcd Pcailots , lixlrn Ilruw HiilbrJmrdn ,
Tiiiicy Coloicd WuoUuud mixed < iuulltics , from
Uo c-uch to W-5J-
DUNLAP AHD STETSON HATS
FOIITIIK TALL OF 18S5
Gloves ,
Neckwear ,
Suspenders ,
Handkerchiefs ,
Collars
And Cuffs ,
Of flrttclnM qimlltlcs mul ruaaonnblo prlccj.
Bros.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
C ! and 3U Ilro dwiiy , Council Kluiri , IOWA.
MORGAN HOTEL ,
AIuinM , , Council Ululls.
Kear thu < ' . , H. .t Q. - 1' . . > r. .t .St. ! . , and
( ' . , It. 1. AI' , nillwuy < lrpi > t- ' . .Slli-ct cms
door , l-'vi'ij'hlnd ' now ami
] 'rniiii'tor ] nnd tl
N. SCHURZ ,
Justice of the Peace.
OdlcoOtL-r Anifilwin Vt !
PAID UP CAPITAL , $20000. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $100,000 , ,
f
TO
08 MAINSTHEET , COOTFCII , BLUFFS , IA
JMI'Oll'lT.HS OF AND DKALIIUS IN
Musical Merchandise of Every Description
Toys and Fancy Goods.
We make the colebiated llaidiiinii Pianos and the I'.oyal Whiliiov or n , a specialty f ,
K\cry instrument \\.uiautcd. Send for catalogues
JIUKLLKIt Ml'lSC1 CO. , Council U.nlls
No TRAVELING AG-ENTS !
I'Ml'LOVKD BY J M PHILLIPS , WIIOLI'.SALK DKALKK IN
Boots , Shoes
No. 413 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Our customer ? Rcl the lu-nefit of the ex-pens thus < ! ! ivcd Send for pi ice
W. IF >
HOUSE MOVER AND R ISER
Driclc linlldlnss ot nny kind lal wl or moved nnd saUs'nctlon cuai-antood. Frnmo Iiouscs inovo
on Little Giant trucks tbc ljctin thuMiirld.
SOS Eighth Avon HP and Eighth Street.
WEHMAN & MEYER'S ' RrjSSELL&Co
Corner Pearl Street and Fifth Avenue ,
lllnV for rout for theatilciil j crrormnnecs
Imlli ! , parties , otf.
All liiiuls nf icficshmcnlE und n IIH.B I.UIIMJ
ovuiy inoiiilny.
1' . T. M n'.sr. A . S. 11 \/i I.TON
JP. T. Mayne & Co ,
Real Estate Exchange
X > . U3 I'ofl Stirtt , Council DlufTs , Iowa.
Drnlcis In lown , Kunjw : nmlXcbia lva Lnnils
LOTS IN COUNCIL 1SLUFFS AND
OMAHA A SPECIALTY.
Heal Estate bought and sold.
J. M. SMITH
LEADINCf
Tailor !
NO , 7 and 9 MAIN STREET ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa
Hotel
MISSOURI VALLEY , IOWA.
OI-IA-S
N'd for ( ho truvfinur jiubllo
lo the liiihhu'britciiluiHates f 1 iUnilay
js guinplo room.
( GEO. SCHIHDLLE / & CO , , )
No. 540 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
All work iiuanuititilofjunl to Tioy Liinndry
uoik. Work called for and dcllveiod I'ltUK.
All foods Liy mall or iuprc j.i icocho piompt at-
ti-nllun.
hpoclaltlei CloanllncsD nnil pioiaptncts. To )
rphonu No 151.
ONLY HOTEL
In Council llluffs harlnir
Fire Esoa/pe
And all inoucrn Imiiuntracuts , cull bills , lira
luills , etc. , is llio
CRESTON HOUSE !
, Kok. 'M , 217 and " 1'J , Main Struct ,
MAX Mt'jlN , 1'ru ] ixii
Munufiictnrcisor nil &UcsoL'
AUTOMATIC ENGINES
Kspeelnllj Dc5l | , ' cil for l
MILLS , GHAIN KLKVATOHH ,
AND KLKC'I'KIU LIGHTS ,
Tubular and Locomotive Uoilors.
Now Miissillou Tlireslicra.
Carey nndVooU ( > ury Horse J'ouoiu
S'i'ATIONAKY , SIC11) ,
Portable and 1 rnclion Kugiiics ,
SA\V MILLS , E'J'C.
Factory Maisilloii. 0. Branch
510 L'uarl St. , Council Dlufl'n.
SEND FOB 1880 ANNVAL.
HAIR GOODS
-AT
Mrs. D. A. Benedict's ,
No. I 7 Ilroadwar , Council llhilTs.
Hair G-oods Hair G-oods
Of nil lilnda nindo to Of mury tlo ira < \r \
oitlor. jnindu ,
Hair G-oods Plair Goods
2 > To , GC37' Srcaclvray.
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OOTJlsTOIL. BIjXJFFS.
-H In Stut iind Federal Com I * ,
7 end 8 , tiiuu.ut II ouk lleno.
THUS.ornccri. w. n. M , watr ,
OFFICER & PUSSY ,
BANKER
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Northwestern Hotel.
Xowly ITlttid und litrnlslud , Opp
IJiunniy Depot , tl.'j'J jiui ilriy ,
SAMUKL TATK , Plop.
L. H , 11KHSJIA.VV , Miuiuger.
Dress Making Falors ,
MRS. J. A. LASELLK ,
Ol Now VoikCHj.
JIO7 Hrnntluuy , < ) | i | > , r uiilof | i fir
Pp "lal pi'ico. C'l ttlnir md inline ( 'Il
aifli'in .rtholc Bull. ; In > | il' ' ai. l I'ol-u
; l.iU ; Hirl or lii'Un i iidtj < o.M , Id tu $11
K.uet i