Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , FKJDAY. DECEMBER . 1883.
THE BEEF
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COD ! GIL BLUFFS ,
nmm MORNING , ic : i.
orriCE ; No. 13 reurl Street.
in any pait of llioclty at
Iwt nt ) out * ] .
IMN.'Jn.iov , Manager.
Ml SOU .MHVriO.V ,
Reitcr , the tailor , for winter goods.
A rare entertainment is promised to
night In the Masonic hall.
Spnthustntiiaryandlic.tr the music in
tin- Masonic hall this c\cning.
( lioic" music is to be given at the en
tcitaitiiuent in Masonic hall to-night.
There are about ' . ' 00 pen'-loner.S in this
county To day is pay day with them.
Notaca'-ein police court yesterday.
Lltlier the city is getting better , or the
police worse.
The Congiegational ladies invite you
to dinner in Masonic hall to-duv. Only
twenty-lhc cents.
Rigular meeting of Fidelity council
No. 1W ! , R. A. , this ( I'riday ) evening. A
full attendance is dcshcd.
A carload of oscunionlsl * from La
Crossc , Wis. , passed tin ough here yester
day en route for MHithern California.
Anyone desiring to get a Hue farm at a
big bargain should read the oiler of R P.
Oflicer , of thirt eil > , and communicate
with him.
In making arrangements for the Fuller-
Mefkol concert , at the opera house on the
Jltli , it has been decided to place the
tickets at fiO and iff cents.
The ladles of the German Catholic so
ciety mot nt the residence of Mrs. K.
Stockort yesterday afternoon , and last
evening , Mrs. Stockeit ga c a parly.
OThcro wasi : ha ppv gathering of friends
at the residence ot Mr J. T. Hart last
evening. Music and dancing and other
featureof merry-making were well
provided
The .street car company wants the city
to giu1 permission for I no turn table to
be put into Brondna near the dummy
depot wheic the neu street car barn
bus been built.
The F.uincl'aradi\ ( | ( the opera hotiso ,
draws bigjiouscs. and excites the great-
cst onthuMasm. These horses are won
derful , and many of their feats bolder on
the mirclous. : .
The police have i nn in two colored
boys , John Beaeham and George Chris ,
as vagrants , . They have boon hanging
about the city with so much leisuio on
their hands as to e.xcito suspicion.
"Sheeny Bob" has boon arrested for
Vagrancy , and hibca o was continued for
two week" , ho furnishing bonds for his
appearance. He declined to accept the
invitation of the police to leave the city.
Gerstenbeig has gone through the mo
tions of selling out his saloon business
hero , and has left the citj- . Now notice : ,
are posted up announcing the sale of
the Mock mid fixtures on a chattel moit-
gage for $50 hold by John Limit.
Permit to wed was yesterday given to
C. II. Cleveland and May B. Kemp. The
former is liom Woodbine , llairison
ronnl > , and the latter from this citv-
Permit was also granted to II. G. licit
and Lena Seibolt , both of this city.
All clergymen rchiding in Council
Bluffs , who desire half fare permits for
1880 over thu Chicago , Rock Island A : Pa
cific , Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul and
Chicago As Northwestern railroads , are
requested to call at the union ticket of
fice , No. 607 Broadway , before Decem
ber l.Tand make application for same.
The conceit to be given hero on the
luth by the. Mine. Fry Concert , company ,
under the auspices of the V. M. C. A.
promises to bo a rich musical treat. A
letter from Sioux- City , where the com
pany wore about two weeks ago , says :
" 1'ou cannot r.ito them too high. They
drew big nouses hero. You are safe in
guaranteeing to return niotipto all who
are not satisfied at the close of the con
cert. "
Jacob Jacoh on died at his homo , No.
1001 Fourth aNcnuo , Wednesday night
about 8 o'clock. Ho was aged about -H
year.s , and leaves a wife and two children.
lie had been ill only about two weeks ,
iiouralgia seemingihe chid tioublo. He
had lived hero about bcven ycais , and
bofort coining heie had lived a number
of ycarr , in Omaha. He had been con
nected lately with Bechtolc's hotel , and
was for a long time in the employ of
l & Sxvobe. The funeral will take
plaon Saturday morning , the gathering
nt ( ho house hoing at 8tO ; , and the .ser
vices at the Catholic church at 9 o'clock.
A blunt time ago a colored , girl named
Ada May Monroe , was arrested for M roll
ing about the streets late at night in
company with while men. She has been
in the county jail since her arrest , the
tiuthnritier ! hardly knowing what to do
with hor. She claimed thai her home
was in Omaha , but that she had been
driven out upon the world by her mother.
She Is only 18 years of ago , and
yet she seems much older than her years
In ways of depravity. Yesterday a Jotter
was icccived fiom n Mrs. Monroe in
Omaha , asking aboutthcgir ) , Hayingllr.it
the description answered that of her
daughter who had run away from home.
The mother states that she lias boon un-
jiblo to do anything with the girl , ami
that as soon as plio would got back home ,
frho would run away again. The mother
iisks that the authorities here bend the
girl to a reform school.
. . . .
Correct Ab-traets of Title and Real F.s-
tate Loans at MeMahon iV Co's , No , 4
Pearl street.
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The oleotrio belt of Judd & Smith , 1.0
Fourth street , ConncU Blulls , positively
cures rheumatism , neuralgia , dpnp.sia. .
piles , paralysis , indigestion , tits , cold
foot , nervousness , hcadaoho , kidney and
liver complaints , loss of vitality , lead
poisoning , lack of nerve force and vigor ,
wasting weakncs of those diseases of a
personal nnturo in male and female.
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Having put in a complete now stock of
clothing , tiirnishing goods , hate , caps ,
etc. , Fox & Hughes , No , 1)15 ) Main street ,
invlto the publio to give them a 'trial.
Their expenses are small , ami they can
nflord to hell cheap.
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1'araKi'iiplis.
Mayor Riley Clark , ot Noola , was in
the Bluffs yesterday.
John Sclionntgen has gone to St. Louis
on a bilof business trip.
Judge Aylcbworth in expected to return
from llui east Saturday.
N. Itootli , a prominent business man of
Ilarlan , was at the Pacific veMunliiy.
F. L Clark , of the WoilsFargo express
company , has returned from an extended
trip to 'J ox-as ,
Miss Alice Comstock , of Mount Pleas
ant , is spending the winter with her sis-
tor. Mis. K. C. Colo.
Mi'H , Fred Lamb , or. , Mrs. E. Huntington -
ton and Mrs , A. F. Smith , have gone to
( jlonwood to visit friends.
O. llaldeno is being congratulated by
his brother attorneys and oilier friends
on the arrival of u llttlu maiden at his
homo.
Col. W. J , Hancock , general superin
tendent of thn American express com
pany , hns returned homo from a three
months' business trip ,
J. M. Carter , superintendent of the
F * now court house , has gene to St. Joseph ,
* . bis homo , to spend the winter , work be-
jng suspended until spring.
Winter hata at greatly reduced price
v tocloso them out at Mrs , O A. Rogers
HOT THANKSGIVING DINNER ,
It Ends in a Father Assaulting a Son , anil a
Separation of Husband and Wife.
ATTACKED BY THE TRAMPS ,
Knlr Ij.tdlos nml tlic Ij.idlcV I'ulr
Interest Injj News for Clear .Mak
ers The I own llortlciil-
turiillats Cltj News.
Hot ntooil.
The J'.i.i. bi icily chronicled .1 f.imily
row alAuieu , which occurred on Thanks-
( hiy. The further details arc now
and the latter results. Mr.
James Giuliani is a wealthy and rather
prominent farmer who has lived near
that place for some years. It appears
that ho and his wife have not been living
hnppily together , paiticularly of late.
Ho seems to have an almost uncontrol
lable temper , which Hashes up on short
notice. She had applied for a divorce ,
and he had been endeavoring to induce
her to drop the matter. He gave her tin-
lilThnnKsgiyingdinncrto decide whether
she would join in a treaty of peace. The
hour having arrived , the matter was thn
subject of talk at the table , and she de-
elaied she would not drop the proceed
ings. At this he is said to have become
very angry and began to use abusive
language. His son' , Walter , n lad of
about Hi , protested against his
mother being tallied to in any such man
ner , nnd declared ho would not stand it.
The ire of the father and husband was
then aroused againM the son , a stormy
scene ensued , closing with the elder
Graham picking upti pilehcrand hurling
it at his son. H struck the boy on
the side of the head , felling him
to the lloor , while tlieblood fairly gushed
from the wound The father , .staitlcd
by the result of the blow , felt the deepest
remorse , and hurriedly picked up the
lad , placed him on a couch and staunched
tin ; blood. The ivpoit How over town
that the son\ skull had been fractured ,
and that he might die. Graham was ar
rested and gave f-10 ! ) bail for hi.s appear
ance There \\is : considerable excite
ment over the ull'air. The on was not
so badly injured , however , as was at the
time thought. U appears that an artery
had been enl. causing the great How of
( ) ! oed , anil when this was stopped the in
jury proved by no means serious. The
ire of the father was renewed against the
son , and he made him leavn the house
for his interference on behalf of the
mother.
It is now learned that Graham and his
wife have oomo to an understanding , by
which she is given certain property , in
cluding the homestead , wnile he has
moved into Avocn. The separation thus
made , with the division of the property ,
will probably end the matter , and the
divorce which she is seeking will prob
ably .bo allowed by him by default , that
being the present understanding.
1'ieot IVibb ns in the latest color a.
Sirs. Rogers.
Finest display ot mcorsliaum and
smokers' goods for holiday xltls. T. D.
King & Co. , Cigars and lobaccos , 5J3
Uroadway.
Every one buying A" " ! cents worth of T
1) . King & Co. , has a chance , free , in the
great drawing , December 24.
Murderous Trumps.
A brakeman named Hurley was slug
ged by tramps while making thu run
from this city Wednesday night on the
Kansas City road. When the train ar
rived at Bartlett four or five tramps
were on the rear platform. They were
ordered oft" , and obeyed , though indulg
ing in threats. Shortly after the train
left liarllett Hurley found the tramps
had again boarded the train , nnd he
reached for the bell cord to have the
train stopped to put them oft" . Two of
the fellows grabbed him before ho could
pull the cord and threw him oft" the
train. When Pacilic Junction was
leached he was missing , and it was sup
posed that he had fallen oil'or met with
some accident. An engine was sent
down the road , and he was found lying
on the bank , badly hint. The
event has called forth many threats as to
the fate of the tramps if they are caught ,
and search is being made in various
directions. The KaiiFan City has been
bothered a good deal of late with tramps ,
but this is the boldest and most brutal
act committed.
Ladies and gents get a ticket to the
grand drawing on January 1 , with every
! M cents worth of goods purchased of
Arthur Lofkovitz. G23 Broadway. The
choicest candles , California fruits , nuts ,
cig.irfl , etc. , always on hand.
For hardware and IIOUPO furnishings
get prices of Cooper & McUcv , No. It
Main street ,
Try John Tomploton's "Ro e" cigar.
Chinese ClgariunkerH.
Mr. Wolf , president of the eiyarmak-
eis' union of San Francisco , passed
through the city yesteiday en route for
the cast The purpose of his mUslon iu
to sccuro eigarmakers to go to San Fran-
oiFco. The situation of affairs , as de
scribed by him , Is peculiar. Some yoais
ago some of the cigar manufacturers be.
gan hiring Chinaman to make cigars ,
As these Chinamen learned the business
they began starling shops of their own ,
until now they havu a largo number of
factories. Ono Chinese factory alone
employs 800 men. The factories where
white iHbor is employed have snflared
greatly. Now a union has been formed
among the manufacturers , and an organ-
i/ed otlbrt will bo made to drive the ci-
garri made by Chinese labor out of the
market. The combination of white
manufacturers want to employ about
H.OOO men , and to bccuro men is Mr.
Wolf's object m visiting the east. Ho
lute arranged special rates of trnnsportH-
tion , so that the fare from New York to
California will not o.\coed ifJfl. It ia pro
posed to institute a .system of boycotting
againbt those who bell or UNO the cigaro
made at thu Clilnu&a factories Other
measures aru to bo u ed to drive the
uhc.ip cg.\rs ! \ from the market and make
loom for butter laboi.
The very finest fringes , line silk
plushes , line upholstering of nvery do-
scilption , foot rests , ottomans , cornice
poles , window shades and all kinds of
interior dr.ipings the very cheapest west
of Chicago. Call on K. Stockert & Co. ,
No. SOU Broadway. Council Hlulls.
Substantial abstracts of title and real
estate loans , J. W , , & K. L. Sijuiro , 101
Pearl street ,
i . .
Iowa Iforifculture ,
There are two thriving horticultural
societies bcbides the Stato. The Western
lowu has atUchcd to it many good and
faithful workers , who are doing much ,
good for this important branch of agri
culture. It meets this year atGIcawood ,
December 15 , ISA1) , Mr. George Van
liontcn is secretary , and being a retired
editor of more than ordinary ability he
naturally i.i"kes an efliiKiit oflicer for
such an institution , o-peci.illy aslintako *
a deep interest in horticulture. At the
Olnnwood meeting uch nractieal men
as the following will take an active part1
L. A , William ? , president , Gluunood ; S.
W. Wil-on. Atlantic ; Fred Taj lor , Pres
ton ; K J ) . Hammond , Malvern ; AIis
Louis K. Colman , Corning ; MisDai -
thula Van llouten. Lcnnv , Prof. J , K.
Todd , Tabor ; II. W Jle.\ei > , Cie < toii ;
K. 1) ) . Smith , Atlantic , George Van Hunt-
on , Lenox ; L. O. William's , ( ilenwood ; A.
F. Callmiin , Corning ; ! M Needles and
Silas Wilson. Atlantic : 11. ( ' . Raymond ,
Council Blurts : John Wragg , Waukee ; R
(5. ( Moon , Bedford ; ! . H. Laughlln , Col
lege Splines ; If. D , M'Geohou , .Atlantic ;
1171) . Lamb. Red Oak ; A. O. bnbln.Gleii-
% vood ; I\I \ Vincent , Tabor ; M. S. M'Geo-
hon. Atlantic ; ! ' . A. Keefer , L Mars F.
F. W. Meneuf-y , Crescent : 1'rof J L.
Build , Ames ; haul Batnard , Table Rock ,
Neb. Such men as these can miiko
things Interesting , and plant their im
press on horticulture on that best poition
of Iowa for successful fruit culture.
Great Cloning Out Hiile
Of the large retail dry goods and carpet
store of E. bowling. Having determined
to retire from the dry goods business , we
will oiler our immense slock of carpets ,
comprising the choicest coloiing and the
newest makes of W J Sloanc and K. S.
Higgins , and other leading manufactures.
Wo will offer our immv'ise stock of silks ,
Including a full line of Gircmnnd Bio.s. ,
in all colors and black , for which wo
have been the exclusive agents for Coun
cil Bluff and Omaha for the past fifteen
years. Wo will offer our immense stock
of vol\ eta , plushes , brocades , dress goods ,
flannels , linens , towels , nankins , hosiery ,
notions , bracho mid imitation Indian
shawls , cloaks and all manner of outside.
wraps nt prices that will close them out
in the quickest possible tiui" . Remem-
these goods are not bought as the major
ity of merchants buy goods , but were
bought for cash from the leading mnnu-
fnct HUM'S and importers , and only goods
.suited for the linest city retail trade.
The Fair
La > t evening there was an excellent
entertainment given in connection with
the fair of the Congregational ladies in
Masonic hall. A large number of young
Indies appeared as milkmaids , arr.iycd
'n ' pleasing costumes and provided with
tin pails and .stools. Their marching and
mu ie was charming. There were some
excellent recitations , chosen with great
appropriateness and well rendered. The
audience was very enthusiastic. The
other features of the fair were also ex
cellent.
To-day from 11 until 2 o'clock the
ladies will serve dinner in the hall. The
business men should patronize them lib
erally , They promise a feast of good
things. The location is so handy that no
time is lost and the proceeds are to bo
devoted to a. most worthy cause.
This evening a choice entertainment
is promised. The programme is a varied
one. It is as follows :
Quai lotto .
. . "roiiMMNhiMoMv Lo\e Lies Dieaminj : "
Mrs. Nell , MlssJossefyn , Mr. Westeott , Mr.
MeOwmld.
"Tho SOURS Seven" .
( Announced in eli.dk by Master Louie Squire )
.Solo . "The Koiububh"
en M iss Kinnia Jossel yn.
.Sutu.uy . I'yuiiullon anil ( Sal.itea
SoIo."Mv Soul to God , My Heart to Thee'1
" .Mr. F. We-tctt. )
Statuan . Orpheus and Eurydlco
Holo. . . . . . . - . "Barbara Fritchie"
Mrs. .1. Rolf.
Quartette . "Tho Wolf is on the Hill"
K i tatuai j . Apollo and the Muses
Cottage ranges. Garland stoves , Ra
diant Homes and Hub heaters of the very
latest patterns at bed rock prices , at
Cooper &McGco's. No. 41 Alain street.
Christmas presents at Homer's.
Drs. Judd & Smith's Electro-Magnetic
nsolcs. Only fifty cents. No. 301'ourth
St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa. Agents
wanted 1
Charles Cleveland and Mary B , Kemp
were married yesterday afternoon at the
home of the bride's parents on Colonel
Sapp'.s farm , about four miles from the
qity. Justice Schurofficiated. . A goodly
company was piccunt. Mr. Cleveland is
a young farmer living near Woodbine ,
Harrison county.
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For everything in the grocery line give
the now tirm 'of KinU & KJecb , 103
Broadway , a trial Kver.ything new and
fresh. Fancy groceries a specialty.
For the best and cheapest oysters call
at Chicago Lunch Counter , -101 Broad
way. Oy-ter soup all day , only 10 cents
Be sure and ask your grocer for the
bread made at Smith t&Loorke's bakery ,
No. 52U Main f-trcot. It is the very best
made. Try it and bo convinced.
HOTEL
For Sale or Rent !
A nonrly new nuiv and the only hotel In the
wldc-nwaUo tun not
MACEDONIA , IOWA ,
Ton bed IOIIIIB , trool jiailor , odlcn ,
room uiid < o1lnii < nd sarnplu o MM. Wtcor
runt < n in M > ahlo term , u u loot 121 ciniin ,
JlDilliici : Co. , I'coiilos' hloif , fouiicll IHuilH. or
Addicss
CUAS. P. K3EHIER , MACEDONIA , IS.
RUSSELL&Co
Mf nufiictuidrsof ll fl/osif
AUTOMATIC ENGINES
Kbpcctall ) losft-iiPd for Itunuinir ,
MILLS. GHAIN" KLKVATOHS ,
AND KLKOTU1C LIGHTS ,
Tubular nnd I ocomotive Hotlors.
Now Mas-.illon TlireshcrK.
Cuieyaml Woodbury ITor. e Powers.
STATJONAKY , SKID ,
Portable tind Traction Engiiios ,
SAW MILLS , ETC.
Knctorv > ra < silloii , 0. Branch Iloufce
510 Pearl St. , Council Blulln.
BEND FOH 1886 ANNUAL.
I'.T.Mtixr. ji ; A. 3 II V/.F.I.TON
Real Es'idte Exchange
HI. 1)1 [ Vn-H ) i-oct , Council IllutlB , IOWH.
Dcalcu In Io\\n , Kansiib aiidXubiasla I , udi
LOTS IN COUNCIL DLUFFS AND
OMAHA A SPlX'IALTr ,
Jtca ! ] "slato bou lil : uul bold ,
A. W. PATTESQN , & CO.
Nos. 1 and 2 , Masonic Temple.
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Wo wish to call the attention of the
public to our fine line of Gents' Fur-
dishing Goods , and would most respect
fully solicit n share of their patronage.
Below we enumerate n partial of
our goods and feel confident thann
inspection will prove profitable ;
Hats and
Underwear ,
White Jrcss & F
Shirts ,
8/tirts ,
Nectoioear ,
Gloves and Hits ,
Hosiery ,
C rsaud
Suspenders ,
Mufflers ,
Enr Mufflers.
CJtest Protectors ,
Wristlets ,
Sleeve & Scarf Holders
Rubber Coats ,
Rubber JIat Covers ,
Umbrellas ,
Etc. . Etc. . Etc.
CALL AND SEE US ,
A. "W. Patterson & Co.
Nos. 1 and 2 , Masonic Temple ,
Council Bluffs.
CARPETS
Council Binds Carpet Co.
Our stock Is now- complete In nvrry depart
racut nud contains all the latest styles ami effects
In
CARPETS ,
CURTAINS ,
SHADES
UPHOLSTERY GOODS ,
ETC. . ETC.
-TUK-
Largest stock
-AND-
Lowest Prices.
Till ? ONLY EXCLUSIVE CA l > ET HOUSE IN
WU8TJ3IIN IOWA.
BAMW.KS furnished upon application to o
own parties.
FINE UPHOLSTERY WORK TO ORDKE
Council .Bluffs Carpel Company I
Ki'oadway.
Chicago Water Meter
Power furnlMird from hydrant pi-pssuro for
drivlntr nil hlmls < if llitht luut-hincry , i pr.ilal
ntlcntmn l\cn to churcn oigiui iiluwlnK. No
inn in hit iuic ) OS-POH , inent choppers , icocicnm
frtwors | ollt.liiK ! latl-.tf , tmln , ? mecbincj , ilc ,
Thu lc-1 tlunpi"-l motor made t 'ml lor fir-
( uliirirl\lni ( lull partlculai * . A fcs m-ei of this
motor In ( .Join o I lllulln : HwHtjuti ollico print-
Inif prpoMMj rn i & .t 'hm.dt , nwi < go ma < . ) ilno ;
( tikiiK'i Mem Maikct , Kaui-u o maihlnu , tiinl-
/i mloi for K Mint Marl > ( it , muMife-u mauuiuu :
Hmlth & Mnyrr'hMitooiii running luiib ; C.iiuicll
IIIuffH Ti U phtmo ( i > , , running t ? ( 1 1 < alor ; Kurt/ ;
Kit t li. jriiKi rs. , ruiuiluir coffin Krim fHoi \ ) -
< Tt Jlutllb , iiimiiUK willfo ifrindcrj II L Wlll-
tuiu , riinninjr bCHlnp H 'n1'1'0.- ' , u. ' .tlJ.l.lAMn. ' . , . ,
gclllnvAK * nt , IBMaln M , Council llluUie , lovin.
1111 KuriiHin StOaiuli . _
R. RICE , M. D.
or other turn irs rcmoiod without
the kiilfo or ill tnlog of blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES " '
O\cr thirty jcaiV pr ct cj | cipuileuje , OUlwj
No. 11 I'l arl Micc-t , Uiuiv U lllutl . c
!
KOTICi : . gpcclal ncUfitlsononM , fitch ni
I/o / t , Tound , To 1/oan. For Pnln , To He-it , Wand
Ho.itdlur , ilc. , will be iii prtc < l in thl < toluninnt
Ihc loir rate of TKN' CK.V PS I'CIt 1,1 ST. for the
first Inscilion and K1VB Ci\TS : t'IMl MM' for
rnch fuliscqupnt Inccillon. I ave advertise.
metitsnt our oflieo , Xo. IJ l' .arl street , near
Ilroadway.
ro" SAI-K At
I00acio , n < 5 inllps smilliuot or ( linnhii.
room Iiou-e , oollt nt will and c-lstei n. 2 liaruc.
one for pljrht hoic , ouo for i.1) ) ions : lien , tool
and wtijton houpcsi 10) aci-oa In tlmolln : CI.IKO
forc t irros , cotton wi > odtlack wnlnut.'aslt and
mnpln ; Rood ordmrd , Hpplne , chprrli > , plums ,
Kiapci nml niil | frult . Never falling eioc
wator. H. l' . OriuKii , ( , 'M llioadnay , Councl
llluils , lena ,
W\NTKI ) . To buy nil thn niM 1n > . speonrt
llHIKl lUHIM'lmM poods Hint BIO OtfOlCll IO
< a'e , Mich ns rurnltuip , cut pots , slo\os , nlo
rcr-joiu not Imvinir HTUIITI.V flr t.clHM KOOI !
willsinctlmobynot ni.plylnp. All otliciR wll
jcccUo piompt attention iui < l will l > o paid UK
hliHirct market prices by A. .1. Mandol , : u
llm dtrayd < > nler In now nml sti lolly tlist-clnss
tecotid-liniid fmnltuic , utc. , oc.
Jj'Olt PALE llolnjr ih'Pliouq of tinnltiAto
Dmixlm.oti ncx'outitof tny biiRlnrs ? , I oltrr
lor sale 1117 icsldtnuu , > mpr rnu.-lh avenue
nd Ninth street. Inqulioim premises. A.
llrnlnard.
OUSKS 1XU nK
H
Js'o. 4 1'curl stri'i't.
FOll SAT.K , VOll HUNT Oil r.XCHANdrl
. " ' ' " " ' ' ' "iloorrpnt.on very llbcrnl terms
Tlio Council lllutr * 1'npcr Mill , complete , will
thoIarKo boarding house ftiid iluou noics o
U round.
No. 26 A business property In Cherokee
Cherokee county , lown , will trade for
lands. Value , bout 14,000.
No. : A beautiful home In the town of Hnst
Inirc , Mllls county , Jowa , for Nebraska land
*
No. 41 A Rood business property mid also _
jrood tesldonie property In thu town of Clicuvo
MeUnn county , 111. . low down for cash or wll
cxehiiiiKO for wi'strrn Inndt.
No. I'D A pnlcnilld farm , well impro\ , MO
acres In Dli'klitFon county , Iowa , jolulnir the
town of Suit it Lnku. 1'rlco , for n Rhoit time
$ , ' ! . ' > per Here.
Nn. 1M to 187 Are four lupnnoil farms In
I'lillllpicountyKunono , oaoh with n unall In
oumbriuico. Ihociiultas will bo cxchniiffuU for
uulnuumbcixHlwild hind In NubrnhLa.
No. Ml 480 HITCH In Holt county , Neb. ,
impioxtsl , at a bijr bulletin. Wants to c.\c
Tor ineiohandUo.
No.M A ttuu two story bilck rr ldcnoo , one
of the best locations Iu Council lllufls , will tnido
for good unlncuntieied Kansas or * ' '
lands. Viiluc , $ ir > , ( K ) .
No. Wi nml 11 Are two other beautiful homos
In Council llluir * , which cauli payments will buy
at n banmln.
No. M A beautiful cubuitmii location In fowa
City , Iowa , will ujilnuiKu lor western lamia ,
"nlr- , - , . - . -
Thcalimo aio only a few of our special bar-
KRlni. If } ou'\oirnt iiiijthliiKto tradoor * ( ! !
orwiiut to eell liny icul estate or nic.ix'handlsov
wrilo UH. Wo hao buouil Rood Blocks of goods
to trade for lands. SWA.N A. WAMvKlt ,
Council Jllutrs , low * .
UNION TICKET OFFICE
J , L. De BEYOISE , Agent.
No. CO" Itioadway , Council Hinds.
Railway Time Table.
COUNCIL WATTS.
The following Is the time of nrilvnl nm
i1c ] > niturcaf tialiiR by crntrul btandard time , nt
the local depots. Trains leave tiunMcrili'pot tor
minutes earlier and mi ho ten minutes Inter :
.
CIIICMIO ft XOUTIl l-STFIIN.
0:2. : > A.M . Mall nml I3\pipss. . . , C-Wi ) . M.
l :4ni' : . > i . Accommodation . 4 : , ' > < ) i' . M.
OMUl'.M . i\fUI : > S . 'J.05.4.M.
LIIICVCO & HIM K 1M.4MI.
nS."iA. M . Mull mid i\ : | > n > i < H . . . fiBti : > . M.
7ir . \.M . Vtcommodation . . . . .1:41 : P.M.
5:301' : . M . Expri'hs . 'J. 03 A.M.
( .IHCVdO. MlI.WAUKKi : & hT. IMUI.
n : ' l A. M . Mail and Kvpros . fl.fiOp. it.
0:4ai : > . u . E\prc < - '
CIIIOAIII ) . KlIKI.lNlirONglH. .
0 : 5 A. M . Mall and Kvpuss . ( iMi' : . H.
ilIOp.M : . i\piehs . S
\VAJU n , 81. LOUISA ] > \ClFia
2:05 : p. ll.lxjcnl bt. Louis n\prcPS Ixciil
" :50 : r. u.Trnnsfcr bt. Ijiiiilti IX Tratwfcr.3tfJO P. M
KANHAS CirV , HI. , KIE & ( .Ol'.VCil. BUIH-h
JO.OflA.M . Mall and Express . t > :40P.M. :
8:55 : 1'.M . Kxpr-s . 6:25A.M. :
HOUX en v & PACIFIC.
T:15A. : M . Sioux City Mail . flnOp. : M.
P.U" , pM . St. I'nnl Eiprcib . 8:2.5 : A
UNION i'Arric.
lOiiUA. M . Thmiivh KxpiCM ) . . . 6:45 : P.M.
2:1.1 : P. M. . . Lincoln Pass , Dm. & H. V. .2:05 : P. M.
7:50 : 11. M . Overland lemons . 8l.'iA.M. :
DIIMMV TIIMNSTO OMAIM.
I.eavo Council llluffs 7:0.1 : iub : a : ! 10SO :
11 ! 0 u. ni.j 1:110 : 2X : ) ; ) : ; 4:11) : ) r : & -CK : >
11:45 : p. in. Sinidujh 7 (0 ( .3v > IIHl : > a. in ;
Sili .n r > 25-fl : KI ! ! : < p m. Jxivfo Oniahu
-41:35 : 7 : : i5 8:60 : 10:00 : 11 : 0 a. in : lin-a:00- : ) :
ll.X4:00 : 5 ft ) : 0 : fi llli : ) n. m. Sundays < l.il5
8:5011:00 : : a. m. : 2:00 : .1.03o.OO 0.0.'j11:10 : p.m
342 and 344 BROADWAY.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
Hens Fall & Winter Wear
Mcns" and Iloyn' nusinet Suns.
Mi'iib * and Hoys' Dress Pults.
Chlldrfiiis' Kvcry Day and Dross Hulls.
O\oicoat foi > i ( > n , Iloys und Clilldron.
MoivhantTuIlor Suitf.
Merchant Tullor OvcicOiUS.
MCI chant Tallbor rowsnr * .
Uqualto il < osfto order ,
At half the prlco
I'al Meim' RullB and OxorcoaH.
Lean MOIIH' SultH and O\oi coats.
Fcamk'bti Phlrts mnl Tniwuors In Scotch wools ,
Medicated Bcarlcta , Extrn Hoavr lUlbrlptrdna ,
I'uiK'y Colored WooU und mixed ijualltioa , fiom
.tc cucb
DUNLaP AND STETSON HATS
VOH THE FAU , OP 18S3
- Croons
Gloves ,
Neckwear ,
Suspenders ,
Handkerchiefs ,
Collars
And Guffs ,
Of flret clflRS qualities and reasonable prices.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
42aud3H llroiilivdv. Couuell 011139 , IOTU ,
Chicago Lumber Co.
Wholi'siilitiuid iftitll Inmlicr , I Hth , hlilnwlt'S
fcafh , Dooit. and lllJnds. ) ! hvvnl * tor thu
Iclmitctl Mnrblchcud Conc.-nlrJttd Whlto
t.inf , S , I' . MAttojiM M. , Muu uer.
We Propose to Go Out of the
Retail Dry Goods Business
And shall commence the sale
of closing out from date of
our entire stock of Dry
Goods , fixtures , etc. , in part
or parcel.
LUUn I Hi ll
Will find it to their interest
to attend this sale.
i
Council Bluffs , la.
W. JT
HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER
. . .
Ilrlck tiulMlngs of any hind rnl'iod or moved . mid ( .alislaction fimianlcn I. Ki.uun houses more
on Mttle Glunt trucks the bett In tUo woild.
.
808 Eighth Avenue and Eighth Stiver.
J. M. SMITH
LEADING
NO. 7 and 9 MAIN STREET ,
Council Bluifs , Iowa
Siatter Hotel
MISSOURI VALLEY , IOWA ,
OHAS SUTTBR. Manager
Jlfipcclally adapted for the tiiivcllng nnlilln
lKht In Iliu litiMncnHuontci. Jtutcs { ] DOuday
tlrat data oainplu room.
STEAM LAUNDIIY
( GEO , W , SCHINDLLE & CO. , )
No. 540 Bwadway , Council Bluffs.
All v , oik mini nil t col equal to Troy Lniindi ;
vvorlt. Woik culled for and dnltvi'iod l-'ltlJi : .
AllKooda by mall or cipiosa iccclro pioinpt at
tention.
Hpiirlulilc'i Clcnullncss and piomplness. Tel
rpbouo No 1M.
ONLY HOTEL
In Council llliiffu havlnj
Fire H3sosLp > e
And all modern Imniovemonts , call bills , fin
ftjarm liolle , via. , li the
CHEST ON irouspt
. NOJ.15 , 217 Hiid 31U , ? lulu Blrcei ,
MAX MOliN , 1'ioptiolor.
MERGAN HOTEL ,
Main St , , Council Hlnirf ,
Near the ( J. . . A Q. ; 0. , .M. te St. I' . , nnd
C. , It. I. tt P. lallway iH-poH. htm-t > ars
door , Kycnj tiling new and
1'ropilctoi
WEHMAN & MEYER'S
Corner Pearl Street and Fifth Avenue
COUNOIfj
Illnlc for rent for I head leal
balls , panics , etc.
All Muds of lofioslinifiils and a litre I.L'MI |
oMiry moinluy.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
\MJrtUTimU ! AMI DLMtJIlt IN
HAIE GOODS.
No. 337 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
COTJNCIU BZjTJJ ITS.
1'ractlnca In Slat * and Federal t'ouil
J'.uoms 7 and f , Snu rt H.ock
Tiins.ornccn. \r. u. v. rus.ii.
OFFICER & PUSET ,
BANKER
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
1W5.
Northwestern Hotel.
Xcwly ffltcd and furnlbhcd. Opp UrowJ\v ; y
IJiiiiiiny I > ujxit. Sl.flO per day.
SAMUKL TATJ5,1'JC\ )
L. H , DKUSHAVV , Manager.
Dress Making Palors ,
MBS , J. A. LABELLE , /
Of Now York City. _ .
! 1O7 nroadway , Opp. People's fitoio.
PpiciKl jiticm. OuttliiK mid iittinar. taytfc
d > fclomi.wholo null , $ ' ; bafiqim und rolon W )
tir > U ; ntutr or tailor-made droffcoa , (3 to 54
I'l
N. SCHUBZ ,
Justice of the Peace.
ir American lli
CVmpun ) .