Nebraska Newspapers

    0 THEOMAFTA. DAILY BEE , FRIDAY .1ANFAKY 1 , 1880' .
THE DAILY BEE
COUMlTBLOFFS ,
I'llIIUy MOUN'IXC. , JAN. 1.
0 Friers Mo. 12 Tcarl Street.
nilvmilby cntilcr In anj | intt of tlioclty nt
l tntj imi icrwtfk.
II. W. TIM ON , - * - Mmiagcr.
lit MM s On n i. , No. n.
NlllllT r.lllTDH. No.1. .
3IINOII MK.Vl'IO.V.
Id id r , tin1 tailor. for winter s
Thenwon - i\l.y inarritigu licenses
j'rantril in Dcet'inlicr.
I'hc Uii : : vvNlii's sill its- round ! Ulufl's
frii'wl a Jlnlipi New Ycnr.
Tlic cil.\ council vvill meet nest Mon-
tlnj ni lil in ipgtiliir M-SI'IOII.
1.i ! t eveniiif , ' lr. ) Mont oincry nnil Ills
vvifo chk'iiiihifd a I'ompiin } c'oinnoseil
nioMly of JOIIIIK jH'Oplo.
Nolml > lias jet claimed the $10 hill
found liy Khun.Slmgiirlonllio tluniiny
car platform -line time n < ; o.
William Lmltl , of this city , and Nora
( S. Muk < > ll , of Chicago , were married
last evening hj the mayor at hih rust-
ilt-nro.
Tlicre will he no freight reeeivod at the
llroadway tluinnij depot to-day. The
train * and ferry cars \\ill run to-day as
tin .Snnday < ! .
Oeor c Hill , the sneak thief who stoic a
hat from thoTremont hoii'-e , was yester
day M-nt , by iJustiriSehur / , to Unity
days in tliu uoimlj jail.
It ( J Dun iV Co. , whose olllee hero is
under the management of O. S. Stanbro ,
are distributing new books for thu lir.st
iiiirterof | : the new > oir. :
Permit to marry has been fiiven to
William II Pardon and Itulli C. ( iaidner ,
both of tbih city ; also to Marcus Skinner
and Minita IJelle I'ike , of Hockford town-
.ship
Id'yiiliir nieoliiitf of I'idelity Conneil
No loll. I ! . A. , this ( I'riilay ) evening. Ar-
ran enients uill bo portcfted at this
nii't'tini , ' lor a public installation oi olli-
I'l'I'S
'The I > I > AS. " at Dnnlap { javi1 asocial
reception last uMjtiinir at tlic ratiujr
house The committee" consisted of Dave
Moore , 15. F. I'lnlbrook , K. II. 15as.L.tt
and M C. Dally.
There was a combiiu d Christmas and
New YcarS entertainment in feaints'
church last ovi-niiitf. The programme
was a varied ono , and M-ry pluasiujjlo
old ami ioiui } ? alike.
( ti'orjje W. I'aneake , of Arthur , I'iko
county , hid. , writes to this city making
inquiries for his runaway wile , Mattie ,
and says she is accompanied by a man
named' .James M. Campbell.
The Imperial club gave another of its
enjoyable parlies last evening. The oc
casion was a happy ono and in all ils
arrangements was hilly up to the liifrli
standard set by the opening of the MTIOS.
'J'ho masipiorado given by the CJornnin
lailic-s last evening was largely attended ,
and proved a successful all'air. The
miisio Has evcellent , and a variety of
costumes , many of them \ory novel , wore
fllOWIl.
Maud Hennetl , ilaiightor of A. M. lien-
nctt died at her homo , corner of Sixth
avenue and Fifteenth street Wednesday ,
aged thirteen months. She has boon ill
bfiicu Iho 1st of .June last , so that the Mid
event \\as not without warning. The
funeral will bo hold this afternoon at 1
o'clock at the tamily residence , and the
little ono will be laid at lest in Fairviiuv
cemetery.
A suit is pending in Kansas City to
force the city to pay a royalty on that
swinging harness used by the lire depart
ment. This city is using the same sort
of swinging harness , it being patented
by Chief llalo , of Kansas City. Another
company claims that Halo's patent , is an
infringement , and test cases are being
tried. This city will watch the outcome
with much interest.
In Justice Schur/ ' court yesterday the
time was taken up in the trial of the case
of the Council HluH's insurance company
against a Crawford county school district.
Thu company insists on the payment of
certain premiums on a policy which the
school board rclu.scd to accept. Charles
McKcnxie. ol Dunlan , was the attorney
for the .school board. A. J. Smith , the
president of the board , and Anson
Averill , former president , were both in
attendance.
The other morning several alarms of
lire were turned in , but nol ono reached
the engine lion es. "What was the mat
ter ? " asked the HII : : man of ono of iho
boys , "Oh , they must have got stuck on
seine tree , and lluty will all come in thu
lirst windy night. " Those who have
.watched the department turn out every
fifteen minutes on a windy night to an
swer mysleiious false alarms , will ap
preciate the force of thoo.\panaion ! ! , that
the.se alarms which failed to got in are
lodged in a tree top until the wind shakes
them out ,
_
For hardwara and hon.so furnishinjrge !
prices of Cooper iV McCSce , No. 41 Mail
street.
Cottage ranges. Garland stoves , Ha-
diant Homes and Hub healurs of the very
latent patterns at bed rock prices , at
Cooper & Mccu'fl ( ! , No. 41 Main street.
The Markets by I-f
MoWhortcr , Kollins & Co. will open
their grain commission ollice , in the rear
of Porogoy & Moore's retail store , on
Monday next. W. II. U akcliold , the
"Co. " of the linn , will manage the office
in person. A private wire miming di
rect from the board of trade rooms in
Chicago has been put into their ollice ,
and Manager M. I ) . Itrown , of Iho West
ern Union Telegraph company , will
place Frank Nicoll in charge , of the ollico
as operator. ( Sraln quotations will bo
received and placed on their bulletin
board every two minutes during the ses
sion of the Chicago board.
C. n. Jncqucniin & Co. , No. 27 Main
Flieet , take pleasure in announcing to
the public- that their stock of aitieles , or
namental , stylish ami useful holiday
goods , is complete in each anil every do-
paitmcnt , and cordially invite everybody
to visit their store , insiiect their goods
and comparu prices. No trouble what
ever to snow goods.
Tlic Now National Hank.
To day the new bunk , with the tlllo of
the Council H lull's National bank , starts
into bnsincbs. It has a capital of f 100,000 ,
nnil an authorised capital of $ ' . ' 00,000 ,
All the slock has been taken , and a con
siderable portion of it is hold by citi/.ens
not actively engaged in the business , The
officers of the now bank uro A. C , Hum-
hum , president : L. W. Tulloys , vice pros ,
idcnl ; Jiimea N. IJrown , cashier. 'Jho
main purpose in enlarging the capital
null organizing as a national bank , is to
meet an evident neccosity hero for .in-
creased banking capital and banking
facilities. In securing manufacturing
' enterprises hero it is necessary to have
sufficient capital , BO that when loans are
needed , an tlioy ro at certain seasons of
the year by almost every such enterprise ,
thib city hfiould have facilities for grant-
inKsuc'h accommodations. 'Iho stockholders -
holders of this bankroprosont a capital of
81.000.000 , so that if the present capital
in the bank is not sufficient , the stockholders -
holders can easily increase it. In addi
tion to the banking business , the house
will continue to negotiate all r-orti of so-
cm-hies , bonds , etc. The bunk will continue -
tinue to occupy thu old building , No. 10J
Main street.
THE FIRST IN THE BLUFFS ,
A Happy New Year nnd a Glance at Pre
vious Starting Points.
OROADWELL FOUND GUILTY.
Killed by the Cnrs The Now Oovprn.
incut IttiltilliiK Trade ll < ; t lew nml
Outlook Social and
Ihents.
Tlic rirst In thp
The lirst of 1SW to-day.
'I ho lirst piano biought into Council
Hlnlls wnsin 1818.
Thp lirst brick sidewalk was laid by
Col. Cochran in IH.Vi. It was six feet
lonir anil two feet wide.
The lirst brick church was in IS 10 and
the lirstnoilun church in 1KV1.
The lir t iron bridge in the city was
built oxer Indian creek in 187" ) .
Tins lirst block house was erected here
by the government in 1KW.
The lirst Moimuns ajiiiearod here in
Tlu firsl postollico was established lierc
in 1818.
Tlio first postmaster was Hvan. M.
( llVell.
Tlio lirst regular mail survico was in
18.V.I.
'J'lin first newspaper was in 1818 , called
tin1 Frontier Guardian , and established
by tlio Mormon bishop Orson Hull1.
Tlio lir.st charter as a city of thu lirst
class was in February , 18 , " > t.
The first mayor was Cornelius Vor-
hees.
The first meeting of the council was in
13.VI.
13.VI.Tlio first fine imposed by tlie city was
on two ahluriiK'n lor not being present at
coiineil meeting.
The first city recorder was W. H. Rob
inson.
The lirst entry in tlio land olliee hero
was in 185:1. :
Tlio lust orthodox sermon was preached
by Kov. William Itectur , of thoMulhodist
church.
The first protestant mission was cstab-
lishi'd by Id'V. G. ( ! . Kii'e.
The first plat of the city was drawn by
Tims. Tostevin , the present county
surveyor.
The first banking house was opened in
1851 by Green A : Wi-are.
'J'lio lirsl loan made bv the city was in
1850 , $10,000 being .spent in improving
liroadvvay.
The first white chilli horn hero was in
1S.V. .
'I he first railway train arrived hero in
The first brick house was in IS.Vi.
The lir.it sired car \vth : in Ib'il ( ) .
The lirst steam fire engine was in 18(18. (
The first brickyard wa- , started in 183' ' .
The lirst stage express was in 1855.
The first blacksmith shop war , in 185'J.
Tin ) lir.st brass band was in Ib5 ( > .
The lirsl dramatic performance was in
the same year.
The lirst military company organi/ed
heie wai a No that year , il lieiug known
as > "Council H ] nil's Guard,1' vvithGeii.
Dodge as captain.
Substantial abstracts of title and real
estate loans. J. W. , & E. L. Squire , 101
1'cail street.
For lirst class Missouri wood call on
( ilcuson , at his coal otlice , 20 Pearl street.
For everything in the grocery line give
the now firm of Kiutx At Klceb , HW Broad
way , a trial Everything new and Ircsh.
Fancy groceries a specially.
Uncle Sam's New Houses.
"Well , what's new about government
headquarters ? " said a Ilii : man j ester-
Jay to Mr. O. J. King , uperindont of
construction of the now United Stales
coutt house and postollicc , but now fore
man for Contractor Rice , as he entered
Ihe snug and finely fitted up ollice of S
H. MtiMJin , the superintendent , which is
located on the northeast corner ol Iho
government property on Broadway , cor
ner of Sixth struct.
"Nothing especially ncvy , " answered
Mr. King , in his usual genial way , "but
I'll tell jou we are going to have a
litllo beauty when this building i.s com-
plutud. It's just going to be one ol the
prettiest buildinglor the si/.e you ever
saw , and 1 take it for granted you have
seen a largo number of government
buildings. "
"For the money which will bo ex
pended on it , 1 say it will be hard to beat. "
"It's hard to Inul a man of superior
qualifications to those of M. K. Hell ,
supervising architect of the treasury do-
paituii'iit. All the buildingi-designed by
him .sineo ho has held his present nositiini
have been perfect beauties , and all ol
them entirely dill'orenl./ /
D"You know Kansas City i.s trying to sell
their postolliee for a comity court house ,
bo they can get a now potlollicc ? "
"We'll have .some news for you about
Monday ; drop in and .see us. "
Alter the above Mr. King went out of
the ofiicu to attend to MIIIIO details in the
moving ol the hiirh board fence out to the
edge of the curbing , .so the liii : : man
talked to C. K , Hell , Mr. Maxon's assis
tant , for the reason of moving the fence
out.
out."Wo didn't expect we'd have lo do it
but Mr. Hicc. the contractor , demands
more room and ot course wo had to , " an
swered Mr. Boll.
"lnt ! why don't you occupy the ground
on which tfnkn Rogers' house and barn
Mundh ? Rogers sold it to the govern
ment , " interposed the JJii : representa
tive.
tive."Mr. . Rogers has received notification
that we vvi&h the removal of his barn tin
nu'dinlolv trom Iho government ground ,
and 1 oxpcct in a day or two he vv ill com
ply vviih iho requcsl. "
"How much ground does ho occupy
that should now bo vacated * " queried thu
"You , 1 suppose , know that lie formerly
owned two lots. His brick house is
straddling both lots now. "
"Does the illustrious Jake kick at
having to pick up ? "
"Well , yes , i-omowliat. But ho's given
bonds to remove hon > o and barn , and if
ho knows which side his bread is buttered
on , as I think ho does , ho will lift his barn
oil immediately , and in that case ho can
in all probability allow his residence to
remain for u while longer. "
Nons. :
Two cut loads of sciillblding arc on the
grounds piled up , while another carload
is at the Broadway dupot of the Union
J'acillo road ,
Ono largo derrick anil a lot of ma
chinery have already reached the build
ing t-ito.
A car i.s being unloaded that contains
three small derricks.
The cut Etono will begin to arrive next
vvook.
The cut stone will probably take plltho
space room inside tlio enclosure ,
Although the basement is completed so
far us tlio stone and masonry work is
concerned , I860 will sec the structure
sent skyward.
Correct Abstracts of Title and Real Es
tate Loans at McMahon te Co's , No.1
1'carl street.
Try John Tcmplcton's "Rose" cigar.
Tlio J'nut and Future or tlio IMufTu.
Tlui productive forces of the country
being quite fully developed , and prices
reasonably remunerative , internal com-
mcrcu seems to bu approaching a sound
basis , There \ mi app.iii'nl improvement
in Iho trade of the country , vvllh more
certain prospects than for several yearn
past , anil the significance of the failure *
far le. than in the past few year *
While the business in this section ditr
ing the pasl year has not fully come ti | '
to the general anticipation , yet it jiii'
been reasonably nli factory % , nnd during
the latter half of Ihe year there has been
a noticeable improvement , and generally
( here has been no great dillicnlty in mak
ing collection * .
In the main , the business of this citj
and district has been successfully con
ducted , and \er.y few failures have oc
cured. The careful and conservative
manner in which our business men have
conductQil their aflair < , as well as loca
tion , our extensive railroad facilities ,
and the growing thrift of this section ol
Ihe country , haxe largely contributed to
these results.
The. citj of Council Ululls beinsr the
terminus of several Important anil lead
ing railway * , connecting it with the great
western ti mle , renders' it one of thegreat-
( ' < ! railroad centers in the west , and gives
it an impoitnnt and commanding prom
inence as a disiiibuliug point.
With Ihu superior advantages to be de
rived from the now bridge , now in pro
gress of oonstinotion : iero-- the Missouri
river , designed not only for the n o of
nillwnjs , but also for street
cars , carriages anil pedestrians' ,
thereby bringing H into closer prox
imity \\ilh the beautiful and
ciilei prising dl.y of Omaha , Iho two
cities will be no tloiibt eventually consoli
dated as ell'eetuallyas the two great cities
of New York and llruoklyn have become
one. in interest and inVentimenl.
This city is surrounded by a rich and
fertile farming district , anil already it
can truthfully ho said that Council Hlull's
carries on a more extensive trade in the
line of agricultural implements than any
other city west ol the Mi.ssis ipti | river ,
and aNo does quite an extensive jobbing
business in other lines.
This county's legislative representa
tives , Col. Iteiith'i and Ilr. Hurl , of
Avoea , in company with H. V. Clayton
visited the institution of the deal and
dumb.
Tiiis city not only possesses superior
facilities lor commerce , bill has manu
facturing advantages widen tire not ex
celled in any other oily in the \vest. The
abundant simply of coal in Iho southwest
em purl of the state and othereontignoiis
sections embracing an area of over ' . ' ( ( ,000
square miles , \vill produce at very cheap
rates , sullieient to run an unlimited iiniu-
ber of niannlai'torie.s With a reud.v de
mand lor her manufactured goods , and
iht ; lacilitios for obt.iining every Kind of
raw material required theio can be no
better point for manufactories of every
description.
TJie water nrivile es arc unequalled ,
and il.s. enterprising citi/.ens Inn e caused
to be coiistiucled very extensive water
works , of sullieient dimensions to Mippl.v.
\vith pure , wholesome water , for domes
tic and other Use- , three or lour limes its
pic.scnt population. With all these de
sirable advantages the continued growth
and prosperity ol Council ISlmis cannot
be que.stioiied.
The finest fringes , loot rests : nul fancy
chenille lloweis for fancy work at K.
Stockcrt v\ ; Co..s , No. Ml ) UroaUwai.
A handsome present to your wife an
insurance policy on jour life. Forrest
Smith has the most desirable companies
to insure with.
All kinds of interior drapings , cornice
poles , shades , etc. , the very cheapest in
the west at K. Slockert A : Co's.
Crnslieil by tlio Cars.
Another fatal accident occurred about
11 o'clock ' Green-
Wcdncsdaj' night , near -
dale , but a short distance from where
Shult/ was killed by the cars on Christ
mas. The victin ( hi * time was a colored
man who was found lying on the Rock
Island track and had evidently been
killed bj" u freight train which passed that
spot shortly before thu body was found *
I'hc man is thought lo bo Edmund Till-
man , although some of his acquaintances
doubt Ihe identity claimed so surely by
other.s. Tillman was about 00 years ol'
of ago and was well known here , having
worked lor a long lime for Mr. J. T.
Hart and aNo for Hen Marks caring for
horses. About a jear ago he left here for
Leavcnworlh , Kansas , liN aU'ectioiis be
ingapparuntly sot upon a Mrs. Dugaii-
who removed there , inducing him to fol
low. He was a widower and had two
stop daughters living in Avoca , and a
step son , iJanics Scoll , living in Cnr.son.
It is supposed that he had vyorkcd his
way on freight trains , etc. , as far a.s Ihis
place , and vvsis trying lo got to Avoca
The theory is thai ho was trying to .steal
a ride on tlio train , and perhaps in trying
to jump on wai thrown under the wheels
and crushed.
Rest coal and wood in the city at Glea-
= 011' * , ' 'ti 1'esirl street ,
Ladies and gents get a ticket lo the
grand drawing on January 1 , with every
T cents worth of goods purchased of
Aithur hcfkovitx , O'-M Broadway. The
choicest candies , California fruits , nuts ,
cigars , etc. , always on hand.
An Kleviuit Idincli Parly.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.s. S. Clinton
ave an elegant ladies' luncheon at her
licr homo , corner of lilufi'street and Wil
low avenue. The arrangements in all
the details were such as to allbrd great
onjoyabililj lo all who participated in the
sooinl event. The coinpanj was' coin-
nosed largely of ladies who have resided
hero lor aome lime. There worn a largo
number ot invitations issued , and among
those who responded in person were :
Mrs. W. ) . Cooper , Mrs. A. T R ee , Mr.s.
Saniuol I'oilerliohi , Mrs W. 1' . Saiip ,
Mrs. W W. Wallace , Mrs. Doming , Mrs.
M.Turloy , Mrs C. F , Adams , Mis I' . C.
Devol. Mrs. \ \ . O. Win. Mrs. u. Ulaino ,
Mrs. E K Aylosworln. Mrs. W. Dearborn ,
Mrs. Thomas Ollieer , Mrs. W. II. M.
I'nsoy , MLS. J. Folsom , Mrs. E. Uimnoml ,
Mrs , J. W. Morse , Mrs. Rev. A. K.
Hates , Mr.s Ed Spooner , Mrs John Hen
uetl , Mr1'aul ol Nebraska , Mrs. Nathan
I'ltsov. Mrs. Dr I'ntnoy , Mrs. Dr Hart ,
Mrs. F. Unit. Mis W.I ) . Millman , Mrs.
Prof McDormiii , Mrs. H. W. Tilton , Mrs
1' M. 1'ryor , Airs. Ed Ingram , Mrs.
H. II. Van Itrunt , MrFrank Van
lirunt , Mrs. Thomas Metcalt and bur
mother , Mrs. Canliold of Ohio ,
Mrs. J. 1) . I'Mniunilson. Mrs. L Baldwin ,
Mrs. E E llarkiicsi , Mis. J. E. llurk-
ness , Mrs S. MoFoo , Mrs W Ament of
Nebraska , Mr.s. S. S. .Slovens , Mrs. S.
Slovens , Mrs. Judgn Casady , Mrs , A. R.
Houghlon. Mrs. 1) . II Coolny , Mrs. 1) .
Macrae , Mrs. I ) C Uloomer , Mrs , Nich
olas , Mrs. 1) . Harle , Mrs Block , Mr.s. J.
M. Phillips , Mrs. L. Wellb , Mrs. T J.
Evans , Miss Jennie Baldwin , Miss Mary
Phillips. Miss Emma Philljps , Mies
Mamie Dovol , JWltis Anna Woirich.
Ho sure and n k j'our grocer for Iho
bread made nl Smith & hoerko's bakery.
No , G'3 Main street. It is the very best
made. Try it and bo convinced.
o
Having put in a complete now slock of
clothing , furnishing goods , hats , caps ,
etc. , Fox & Hughes , No. 010 Main street ,
invite the public to give them u trial.
Their expenses uro small and they can
and do sell cheap.
Jlronilwell 1'otuiil Guilty.
The jury in Iho case of the Slate against
S , A. Broadwoll returned n verdict yes-
tcrday afternoon , finding him guilty of
obtaining money under false pretenses.
Thu jurj' was rent out shortly after 3
o'clock , and returned the verdict ttbout
4 : ! > 0 o'clock. The verdict was no surprise
to most who listened to the evidence ,
Now will be given a vhaucu for showing
whether there ! anj truth in tlio report
that he .said he would be immediately
pardohcct by Governor Sherman , if found
guilty. He had been on very friendly
terms with the governor , and other
prominent men of the state , and it is aid
that ho relies greatly on IhN influence.
There are some other cases pending
growing out of hi < peculiar wa.of .
managing the land and loan business at
Logan.
James Brady wns.tried . yesterday after
noon in the district court on the charge
of entering George Hoaton's coal otliee ,
and Mealing ! Ul overcoat , lie was ac
quitted. ,
The ca o of John Benson , indicted with
Prank 1'ierson , for burglarising H.
Smith's house al I'udeiwood , i now on
trial. *
The court adjourned hisl evening until
after New Year's.
More fur the MIIHPIIIII.
The establishment of a museum in con
nection with Ihe Bloomer school seems to
excite considerable interest , not only
among the pupils whohavetlioadvanlago
of it but among the citi/ens generally ,
who tire contributing liberally lo further
the enlcrpiNo. Mr. J. 11. We U-otl has
donated some valuable relics of the great
Chicago tiro. Yeslenhiy Mr. John IVm-
plelou , wlio has been accumulating quite
a variety of curiosities for dNplaj at his
cigar store , jielded lo the persuasions' of
the local press , and concluded to give to
the museum his most yiijnnblc specimens
He has several varieties of snakes , in
cluding one with two heads1. Ho has also
a red bat , and some fossils.
The Weaker Sex
are immensely strengthened bj' the use of
Dr. it. V Pierre's "Favorite Prescrip
tion. " which curi'h all lemale derange
ments , and gives tone to Iho system.
Sold bj. diuggisls' .
S. T. Spangler , of Independence , Iowa ,
lalher ot Mrs I. T. Fliekinger , ol Ihis
cilj- , is visiting heie.
SPECIAL NQTrOES
NOTIUi : . Special lulvuitiscinunts , such n
Lost , raunil , To Iionii , 1'orSuli1 , To Kent , Wuiits
ltoullii : , elu. , will bu Insi'iiul In thli columnul
Hit-low ruto of TUX CUNTS I'l'.ll UNUlortlio
lli-stlnst'illunuiiil KlVi : CUNTS I'Ult UNU lor
subsequent iM-H'itlnn. huiivu nth ci I ho-
our ollluo , No. U 1'r.ul ttiut't , iifur
WA N I s.
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ehiiiidNe e\eiantre ! broKi'is Our bonUsaie lull
ol spi I'ial I aiv.iliis , Inn u jt liiiio-sldi | | > to luili-
'l li u lu'n.ble ' list tioin the I nit ol M ) inanj dallv
ciunui's. 1 Wlnit ue-iisK i : IIoiMant . lo so ' '
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lllsciKt joii n iillio | hutfriilns 11 select IVoin.
l.nnils ImjuoU'ii or IIIIIIIIMMI'll | ] , i'lt.ortoun .
piopi-rt ) , stocks ol KitiiiN ol iinj Mini in nn >
jiliiec. I1 biiili jo i Imvcor s | | ( . | | jim nnnt Irt n
liu-ii-ri-oin joii. SUMIIVVulkiT , I ouni'll Illnlls
Ij Oll ur.NT A llncly ImiiisliuJ limit loom
JNo. . ytl VliieMieot.
77 A KM KM I SAI.i.Vta : fi.iivaln il'suM ko
J l ( ! ( > . " ' , ! miles bonllpu'st ol Oiiiulni. ti
loom Imil-iM'Vi'OlliMIt Well li'lil tlst < nil.l : iii > is.
OIH-loi'clfjlit 11111x1.1,01111 lol0 cons ; lii'll. tool
iiliil silicon housi'sj IOJ iti'ioj ill tliuotlij : ijMJ ; (
loii'st UK- , cotton uiiUliltiK ) ! vriiliiut , nsi | : iiul
niliple ; ( iiHiil oicliind , upplicliiuii'S , ] iltiiiH ,
fjiapen mill small Iriilts. NCMMliillinir Mouk
vuitur. II. I' . Oi i K 1:11 : , 57J Utoiil : tii > , Council
Hauls , limn.
\\rAN" ! Bl ) To liuj-all tlin llistolTrsT'oiiir
> > lianil lionscliold KiiniN Unit mu ollcroil lo
fu'.c.null us tninltiiio. otupi'tx , blovi-- , etc
I'orsong not lia\inir sruu-ri.v lli--l-clnss onils
n ill save liinu liy not npplyinjr. All others Hill
leiM'ivi'pimiipt iittonliijn inul will l > o piiil : tlio
liluliest iniiiKet pni'i'3 li > A. . ) . Maiiilol , : ! . ' " >
IllomlHiiv , dcalur in nuiv nnil Mrittly llrst-i'lass
fcCLonil-hiiiiil Iiniiltiiru , etc. , uu. _
I'OU HI'.XT AL JIcMiilion & Co's
HOlTSIIri I I V'arl _ bt i cot. _ _ _
RUSSSLL&Co
MmiuriictnrciEor all
AUTOMATIC ENGINES
K pcciallj Icliiii'd ( lor liuuniiii- ,
MILLS , C.ltAlN ELKVATOUS ,
AND KLKCTKIU LIGHTS ,
Tubular niul Locomolivo Boilers.
Now jMiis.-iillon T hrcohors.
Carey nndVoodbtiry Uorso Powers.
STATIONARY , SKID ,
Poi'lalilc nnil Traction Engines ,
SAW MILLS , ETC.
Factory Mnssillun , 0. lirancli House
510 Pearl St. , Council Hlnlls.
SEND FOR 1886 ANNUAL.
ONLY HOTEL
In Councl Dluffa luivins :
Fire Esoa/pe
And nil iiKKiern linntovcmciits , cull belli , flr
uliiim belLs , etc , , la tlio
CREST ON HOUSE !
t Nos15 , Sn und 10 , Main Street ,
MAX Jl OJIN , 1'iojuletor
uos , nrnccii , w. n. u. rusey
OPFECER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
u'j in a isr .
V. T. M AY.VK. A. 8 , H VZEI/fON
r. T. Wayne & ( Jo ,
Real Estate Exchange
No. 10J Pea < 'l Stioot , fouiu'll Illuirs , Iowa.
Dealers in Iowa , Knn ns nnd NcbrusUu l..imU
LOTS JN COUNOIL'JJLUl'TS ANJ )
OMAHA A SPECIALTY.
Itcnl Kbtntu bought anil sold ,
N. SCHUBZ ,
Justice of the Peace.
Office Over American Express ,
Compauy ,
B. BICE , M. D.
or oilier tuni'irs removed irlihout
tboknlfuorilrawliiifot blood.
CHROMIC DISEASES < * n " " " " EPCciaitr.
' . . Ollluo
OvertUlity year * nract.cal uxpurloucu.
No. 11 1'cuil bticot , Couiuil lliulTi
M J'HKt.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT
UAMTACTUHElt JiND DEALGII I.V
HAIR GOOD
tfo , 337 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
WHERE TO BU
Now Oliristmns Has Oomo and Gone , the
Stock of Goods on Hand Must
bo Disposed of ,
Tlioeo Wild Will I'.onil tbo PolliMvltiK
Will Surely l-'inil Many Acoppl-
Illllt ? I'l'PMCIIts Hip XlMV
Vcaf'H
Tor lndlc or pcnl cnn bo
loiiiul In Ininx1 ii mini It It < " nml
of eu'ij jio-'i'llilt' il"i-ilitloii |
nml lit pi lci' tlint .MIII i"in
veil iilTnnt t l > u > Ml In Ilir iiiiuiiinotli clnl > llili-
inent ol Ulseiniui , lluili'.n ' \ Co.
Who ever lieald of n
mine suitable pie < piit.
IIiit a sinirle Tine linen
Initulki'iihlels Mill bo ae-
ile lo most nit ) one nnd II nut bo bought
nt the People s Mote.
N'ow nn\co | | ! In tills line lor
'milt' ? . Any Miunit niiin ninx
H , . , ! tlint lil In-I phi
| i'H'.iiitL' | one II
lioin Ivlstainn. Itudiln . \ Co.
Vint know > < nir i\lfp
.Mil n | > pii'i'iati'iillne imlr
nl lli"-i' , no nuttier IT
.Mill do happi n to havi a
pnlt oi tttool pi oil ont'i
at lininc. Von need look
no tinther ll'.iin the l'io-
Jiles'j-loio lorthf finest
in like" anil eli
A nnr IIIncK SIIUlic )
I'lltlein is con lili'icit nil
i'l < runi llolldny pteMMit.
Such plki" * linvp nexiT
l1iolU'tilllie | I'linlle ,
- , nml not Innirnpo nil or-
§ \ I illnni } , coiiiiiiini , exci t-
I _ ff \ f t O ' ' " > < lH'S 0lllll I0 > l II "
III II El IN miiulinsiili'iliilMuni'Mlk
\ JJ ( \J V9 Wl I ill innv rosl II si'livltil
Itoin till1 initnen'-e Hoi'k
ol Uisciiinti , Hoililu A Co. s lripc ( | ' Moio , who
lilti the liU'tjcst s-looU uxi'i toi.li in Ihiwctl. .
Ofexery lomciMilile M > tlc lor
viiuiui pom ntikc.
dm in1 foiiiui * T rrirti tu" iiHtiiin'pi'
nl pi iris tlint .Ol.LvJU' at the ( 'copies'
stoio oi iiM'iiinn : , iioiiuii i.v i o. jpi A " ) { DG
Ii li'inls In sco hi i In lierni'M lui .
Tlic I'l-opli's' store \ nllicni \ at
piieps tlint mnkc ownlmlilesiii lor tlietn.
I'or Hie inillloii nt tlic liiiii-l ) clrj
o < ) ( l ! < stoio In tinwcI. . Suc'li n
Mi.ek Unit II joiiCIP to loitnt
HICIII lithe pulr. It would Inl.c , > ou
mild I > > s7 to tliu-.li ( oiintln . 'Iho
nitTiir. ) jirlit' on line luisn'i-j lor c.t'icr li-
illi v in { 'cut- --I'cii.a to lie eliciipcr
' ' " ' " ( ll ° ' ' ' " ' J-t'Kds ' m-i lie
lioitnlil lot1. Inn tlii'co-t l ii sinnll
consKii'iiiiion ' wl'cn Hie t-\n \ ol
tliu sioeVi i"con'lilcicil mid it lic-
coni5 Known Hint Ci-ciu inltd Ida \ CD. lOtilit ) |
tin1 Moodschcnp nnd MIC fix injr Ilicir iilctoiui'is
Iho luhanlujrool tlieii close IHIJ IIIJT.
Boots & Shoes illIlilrcns' In l.ulKmen liniiplmitilo limits
nnd shons c'iMi lie
loiiiul at pi lees Unit ' 1:1 : prise nil. Ono whole
stoic of Ihe iiiiiiniiiotli o > til > lshiiiont | of thu
1'eojileV Mote , is ilooteil to this c tali
* JL.J.adirs \\hc nl'liuil , no
S 111 TQ " " "t"1'1 ' \lmt ' ' t-ljle. slmpo or
ULJL UD out. cannot help ljul tliul it
suit to pltn-e their tustt' at
Eiseman , Kodcla & Co'a.
one know * n muffin' i n
luiflersE lo lui\c nl'out thu
hoiiso. They eonui In bilk , Cil'li-
miie. Wool , Meiino , etc. , ami
ate found In jrioat ( imintitic- select lioin nt
the Peoples' Mine..C3
1s Hieun mnn , woman or
' 'liild tlint ilops nor liiirm. or
i liiisiic-viTliieii ln-lileof ono
J ot the lai'ifett 11 not tlic very
laijrest iliy trooils hiiii-e ill
IOHII. It is located at Iho
eoiiieiM ) ! liiondHiiv and llry-
ant M .Counell Illnllh , nml is
. ealledllie I'lojilos' More , ol
&n nlneli Ul-einiiii , Itodcla A : Co ,
\J\J niotlie pioptietori. It u.l
do jour hetut KOOI ! lo call
ami een their Immense Modi ern il you Jilon t
Iinj. They have | ili nly ot eleiks toww \ jou
aioiindand evuijthlnir iinitrlmilile : is done lei
joinI'omloit wlicu iu llieli1 tinly
Moies
Von can liinl nn.v tiling nml
For Children cvci.Mlilii ! . ' tlint N ntpil liv
tlii'in ill DiM'niitn , Ilixlila \
Co.'o. Ttiko Minr chllilirn
tliGiniinil ( It tlii'in enl In liny iiilicle jon ulsli.
You'll lie pii'iisi'il with your fi'lcctlons inul the
iniikoon , , us they luivo 1111
inent ol Him ( Joods , auM' | | as thu i'lieiiT-t |
to bu lonnJ.
.
or rulilicr boots at the I'coplo's
still O.
. . > on bi'conii" tlicil of
Areta Tired1 ? ! louUinp in IT the jjoods
ol ; : Mimll floiiii , to Ilinl
uliul ) ounnl , icniciii-
biM- that M1G , tl ! nnil 'Ui Itioailivay , Council
Illullh , tint I'ropli's' Sloic' , joii can llnil on
Kiinii uiin lloiii ot Iho Inmii'iiMi r-nihll-lnrH'iit
iiistulial von aio loiiklnu lur , uiul Il ! > uinan ,
ItDd.lii , A : Co. huif Ihe ttotK anil viuii'O l < > tc-
Icct 11 oni.
11 | Tin'cold ueatliurcomlnirFn l.ilo
Underwear foniul tbi > tloik ol uiiitciui'tir
. . I'itllDl'80Illlui lll | l\t Illsll-
nian , lloilda & Co. Tlio Flock in
that It must bu icdncnl , nml that at
onio II "I all. They cannot mtonl to cany il
o\cr nil next n'lison , it they havc > to lee ft
money hyti'llintr ' It now. Thuy HIK nut folliiiK
out , cou-riUunlly | inil-1 limn tlio tooin lor
otliL'rgooilsvlilcn u III ai iho in .lamniiv iut. .
The Cheapest Red Flannel in the
Y/est / Is to be found in the Peoples' '
Store.
ninil/ONo sloio In On1 wet ever has
I I IIAKslinnn as. Hue anil Iniffii a llncnl
uLUnllO Biirineiusin the I'coples' .Slmclias
this buison , 'limy bavo now n
inni'h liiincr blocks on hand tlinn all Ilic oilier
lioiiBi'b hoic loinblnril can nliou.and ul piK't'S
Unit rci'in.s lai | > os-ibli ) , but it is a ( act , and lo bu
coiivniicd Klvo them a mil , Vou can Imj n
cloak or any lilndol it vnnp ol tlicni , and ( an
nuwKct inoif valiio Ini your nionoy In Mils llnu
than ever buloic tor tlili > M'IIEUII , that II they
can ) iliumuvur till m-\t season Ii will miiilio
otiK-hall ol a Hour to.-tmo thcni In , and KIEO-
iiiaii , llodda Co. can t HHIIC tlic epaco.
Muslins , Blenched anil Unblincliril
cxli bn found nt the I'cnpliV ticu e ,
ImiiiunrliK'S that \\oulil i-tipplj o
bnndicil binoll etures. They uro
cucap.
A n I TO N'cs > Itcmun , HoOilM A Co have ban -
nnnlrx bica , 111ull as it\eiyliln | ?
UHOI LO tlioy lvi.ii..iii | iiwiy wltl. . "
nudarogivun uwuy
In nil tlio lending'colors
WoHdlnd nnfl Pnrlv
ncQaiDg aUll rally andtlntharotoboloiiinl
la uh ( l ci ) itt I'.Uenii'li.
llodda ii Co. ' I'toplLV
htoru. AUo ull uthrr
Minis of hofo lei men ,
bob , ItullL'Sgills , nnd tbftinallt'St bnblis.
Von never ea\r as I ] no n
SILKS line ol Hllkd or Fnluis to
H'lcct Irom us lonw us
you've been west ol Mil-
cngo UB jou can bio uu tlio 1'iojilca' bluio.
Ulovcbiuc rou e > IhiiK mp > 'l ' ) ,
' "U 'lil I'K ' unii'i'ii i i-iuiU
lliat U-i'in.in , liudua & lo
kucp on hand Ihi ) . "i t\n \ > i l >
PAID UP CAPITAL $20,000 , , AUTHORIZEDgOAPITAL , $100,000 $ ,
SUCCESSORS TO J.
408 MAIN STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA
IMPORTERS OF AN'l ) DEALERS IN
Musical Merchandise of Every Description
Toys and Fancy G-oods.
We innke the ci'lebinteil Iliudinaii Pianos , niiu the Roy.U Whitney organs , a specialty
Evciy Instiiiiiieiilvanniitnl. . Send lor c.il.ilogiics.
.MUELLER MUSIC CO. , Council B.ntTs '
W.3P
. . .
llilcli bullilln s nf nny Klml rnkol or moved nnj cnt5laotlou [ unr.vntua.1. KramchousiOS mova
on I.lttli'Uimit uucUb ihv l > o t in the \\iulU.
SOS Eighth Avenue and Ei Iith Street.
1
t
If you buy any where except at Meteal
Bros , They are selling their Clothing at
Cost , and guarantee prices on hats , caps4
underwear , hosiery , neckwear , silk hand
kerchiefs , trunks , bags , etc , , etc
3IETCALF BEOS , 344 Broadway , Council
Bluffs.
Northwestern Hotel ,
Xovvly fitted ami funiMiPil. Opp Hioatlvvny
Dummy Depot. 81.50 per day.
SAMUKL 'I'ATB , 1'rop.
I11. . BKIISHAW. Managoi.
Chicago Lumber Co.
'VVliolcsnlu nml ictuil I.niiilicr , l.ath , bhiiiKlos
Snsli , DooiH and Illlnd . Hnlo agents foi thn
ctlebintoJ Miulileliead ConcenlriUuil Wlillo
line. H ] ' . MACCO.VM.'I.I. , Mining01.
Telephone Xo. ! ! S.
No. .lOMiilnStieot.
EVERYTHING 13IAJL\AJ1LK ( IX
CROCKERY.CHINA .
Queensware cSc G-lass
At Homer's
No. 28Muhi Slvpt Council lilufl'H , in.
ESSEXHOUSE ,
P UKVANT AXD VistSrs.
VV'aitn looms nml peed boaid nl rcofonnblo
rntes.
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
COUJSTOIIj
riactlcos In .Stxl : < nnd Kedui.il I'oiiils.
Itoouis 7 oudtj Sliu ait Ulock. Ueno.
MERCtEN HOTBI. ,
Main St. , Couiuil Itlullb.
NrnrthuO. , 11. .tO.jC. , .M. \ St. J' . , nnd
( ' . , il. 1. it V. laljvvliy ( tpjiots. hired ear
pib4 : tint door. Kv eiyllilnt ; new und lli.s
das , Ol' " " ' " " . , . . .
: ! (
I'roinlctoi und .
T M STVTTTTT
u . 1YJL. QJ.Y.L JL JL JLJL
LEADING
Tailor !
HO. 7 and 9 MAIN STREET ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa
U HION TICKET OFFIE
J. L , De BEYOISE , Agent.
Ko. tOTllionairar , Council Ulum
Railway Time Table.
COL'NCII. IILUKX'3.
The folliiwIiiK it tlio titnu of arrival and
Oi'pnrlUMtol luiliirt by rrnlrul hliinihinl time , nt
Ihu local ili'polh. Train * Icavo tiiinsr < Tdii > ot ton
iiilniiH'L'liillur nml iiiiivu ten niinulcs later :
' "
J1E'1A"T'Clnt-.uo , A MMiniwi-Mi
9:2 : 1 A. H Mull nnil U.vprtvs. n.-no I' . M.
l":40r. : M . \cviiiiiiiiuil.iticin. . . 4CU.M. :
Ccoi' : . u. . . ICxpu'ni. 'J:05A.u. :
CI1ICAOO & lllll'K ISLAM ) .
aiA : ! ) , Jliillanil I5niii | s . .O-Mi'.it ,
? : lfi.t. M. . Accoiiiinodittlon . .fit"ii\n. ;
fl'Ul' : . * ' i\ni"s. : | ! IJ5A.M. : (
UIIIOAIil ) . MII.HAI'IUK J. hi' l'\lll.
HiiUA.M .Mull iintl Hxpi L'Mj. . . OjMp , M ,
fl.Mr. M . Utpu'ss , . UU3A.M. :
cniuAii ) . nuui.isniuN' in QUiisrr.
8:40 : A. M . . . ilalliuiil KvpiiFri liitrOi'.u ,
( jD'Jr. ; M. . i\nu-h ; | . . ti:05 : A. u ,
\\AIIAhll , SI. I.IIKIh.1 I'ACIIIO.
Blfir , M l.oial hi. l.oills l { . < Eiiri'ss Local . . . . . .
U.lOr. M.Trmii-U'i M. l.oul Kv.'ruii tri-.II'.llO r. u
KA.VSAS ciiv , sr. .101 : & CDUM n. ni.uii i
10A.M | | ) .Mull nnil : \ | > -s , . [ , : MiU ,
U05l' ; . M lixiHfst. . . U : 5A. M.
hiTiirx inv * I'.MU-IC. ;
; : l.riA. M .t-ioiix t'ity .Mall . . . fnOi : > , M.
b.0 I1 , ii . hi. I'anl l < JLuc'fe8 | . .b : JA.u.
II.-'III.N I'ArillC.
10a5A. H , lli'in-i'r llvpi I'M" .fiHlP. M.
! : : r. M .l.lnioln I'nhs , iiin.r K. V , " : U.r > ) , M.
7.0 ] | > .M. . .Ovciland lUlui'hH . 8:15 : A.M.
HU.'IMV 'J1IM.NS1O DM MIA.
Icnv4 > Conni'll Hlnlls 7U.1i-su8 : : UiO-in-ia- ; : :
II ! .u . n. in. ; lau-2.au-i.w-lSi-nJ6- ! : : : : ! : -
ll : r p , in. Snmlii.s- ( in U.ijIl.iU ; ) - a. in ;
a IK > , ! . .Vi ft 25 I ) M11.4ri p. in. 1.1'iivu Onnilm
- iil'i7'ir.'XllUW : ; ' : ( - 11:00 : n. ins l.w ) 2:1X1- :
. ( W liiVJ 0 OJi fi : . .riII 1(1 ( ii in. Similuyii 0i3 ; :
.i' ' ) II uu u. ni.i2.0JJ.U ) a.Ou - -lllOi.in : ! |
Water oior Co.
N Hn\iiyr. \ :
i fninlbhrd from lijrdtant prcesuiefor
nil kinds of lulu machinery , ripiclnl
on ( riven to clnnoli oufuu lilowinif. V >
/utlUK prosscs niuul ihuppcid , leu cromn
Tlii > o > 'S polli > liliiK lulhcb , Hiiwlni ; ninutiliiri , etc. .
, . , ii bcsl tluuiu | t molnr inudu , .Scml lor oil- , _
ftr. Ininu In Council Illnttb by
Jli ojobnltlci' ,
I1ueoicliin.dtinciit ) nmtXct.
I biciifo .Meat Miuki-l.
LufUenUinlm'sMcatMiirkct.
t < inltliiMcytrs. . , ,
Kim/ Klceb. cftlemrrlndcr.
'
Fl I.il ! ! \tfin , Id .MilII M , L'ouiiul lilUflti
llil luilUIUi St.
*
osl
Id