THE OMAHA DAILY BEB. WEDNESDAY , JAMTAtlY 0. 1880.
TIIK DAILY BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS
WEDNESDAY MOHNJNO , JAN . 0.
OrriCE : Ko. IU Fearl Street.
If-lhcml by cnirlt-r In un > part ol tlio city nt
twenty itnts jcr with.
H. V > \ TII.TO.V , Manaijcr ,
Ilm.NKSS OiTi.S ! , r.o. W.
N't.ii f 'uruTon , yo. gt. _
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MINOR MHNTIO.V.
i'auts to onli'r , from $ . " ' ii | ) , tit Keller's.
Tin1 Danish society has a ball in Bono's
liall on fluIlitli. .
Mr. " . .John Iiiiiiini died \osli.-iday at her
late residence , Ko. I1T ! Mill Mroet.
Tin ! new ice rink on llroadway was
Hooded la.st night for tin1 first time.
IVnnll to wcil was yi.'it.iiny granted
J'jttil .Hi'juivi aim F.cna Knhl , both of tliis
city.
Yesterday Justice SelmiY. performed
eoromo'ny uniting 1'aiil Meyer and
Muri M. Kniil , bolh of Hits city.
Tliu city marshal threatens those who
ilo not clear tin : snow oil'their sidewalks.
Ik'tti-r I'ommi'tii-i' with tliu county.
Ono of the notorious Sanders boys was
Ill arrested last night for stealing silver
knivi-B from tinI'liirnix restaurant.
One of the llr.i : ruailrrs has a line dog
which has strayuil lohblioiiM ! . and whk-li
the owni-r can liavo on iilunlifyiiig and
If' paying rlntr es.
Tin1 Mivt-t i-ars will not. be run this
wri'k , lint a big box .sk-lpli capable of
holilhi } ; twi-nty-livc persons in run hourly
to and from tlio transfer in thuir sluad.
Mr. ( iolilht'i-K who fornu-rly owni-d
"Tin1 Fair" in Omaha , has loafed tlio
vacant half of the old Hrneknlt Maud ,
nnd will shortly open a dry yoods uiul
faiii-y .store.
To-day the derrick ut tlio new K vorn-
ment building will lie hoisted in position
and in a day or M > I hi ; cut stone Is ex-
peeled to arrive and will be placed in
position as i-oon as posMbh ; .
The adjourned meeting of 1'iik'llly
t'onncil .No. tfiil , 1 ! . A. , postimncil on
account of the sstorm , will be held this
' livening- All olllcers elect and members
in general arc e.spcelcd lo be present.
A .stranger made a .small pnrcha'-el'rom
.1. V. C'rockwell yesti-nlay , giving in jia.v-
nii-nf a lil cheek , purporting to bo signed
ny t1. ,1. I'\ans. ] ! received the balance
in cash , and disappeared before il was
tlif-eovcroil that the check was forged.
Itort Kvnns wa- out sleighing with n
parly of young men yeMcrday afternoon
ami in turning the corner of Seventh
street into liroailwa.'v the cutler was over
turned , lie was thrown out and sup
posed to lie seriously injured , but after
neiiiir taken into an adjacent drug store
was soon re.-tored to eoimeioiiMiosS. A
slight cut on the lip proved lo be the
only injury.
It is now leaking out that Oeorge Gcr-
Kpaehor took more of a part in the affray
in which Hughes was killo.il than has been
I ; ! disdoM'il. 'I he theory is lioiug told by
some that ho had the iron "goose neck"
in his hand and was Mrikmg at some one
with il , and that hi.i linger was hurt in
this way instead of being shot. It is
claimed that the mark on this door was
where the goose nook struck it , and
that the window was broken in the
same way and not by the bullet , as at first
thought.
For hardware and house furnishing got
prices of Cooper & Metieo , is'o. 41 Alain
btrcet.
Personal l'nrairail > H.
Mrs. F. H. Hart and her two children
left last evening for their homo in Min
neapolis.
D. S. McCannon , of the Trelan bridge
company of Centerville , Iowa , was in the
city yesterday.
A. C. Vancott , bookkeeper at the water
works , has resigned his position to go to
Dnrango , Col. , to accept _ the position of
cashier in the-First National bank.
J. W. Simpson of Chicago , an old ex-
resident of tliis city , and a member of the
hide house of MelJancld & Co. , was in
the city yesterday shaking old friends by
the hands.
Fred ( Jcise , of ( Soi.so's brewery , was out
with a novel sleigh yesterday. On a pair
of low runners was placed a beer barrel ,
over which he was straddled. Ho drove
two horses tandem.
J. S. Standeford and wife have rn-
turned from their holiday visit to friends
in and near Kansas City. Mr. .Stande
ford now starts out through Nebraska to
supply his many customers with paint.
Miss Lix/.ie Kirseht left last eveninc : for
Chicago to attend school. She was ac
companied by her brother , Leonard , who
after leaving her at Chicago will make a
ghort visit to his married sister , Airs.
Cowduroy , at I'lattsvilio , Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Clark , their daugh
ter. Miss Sadie , anil Mr. Clark's brother ,
J.W.Clark , of O.-wego , N. Y. , who has
been their guest the past two weeks , left
last evening for Kearney. Neb. , where T.
A. Clark , as locating engineer of the
Union 1'aeilio railway , has business to at
tend. The party will be absent several
weeks , during which time Mr. J. W.
Clark will have a chance to view some
of the fine country west of the Missouri.
All kinds of interior drapings , cornice
poles , shades , etc. , the very .cheapest in
the west at K. Sloekert & ( Vs.
gnlctly Wedded.
A great surprise was yesterday given
the friends and acquaintances of Miss
Kiltie Ingolsby , one of tlio late employes
in the telephone central olllce. and Kd.
Sherlock , a partner of Henry Wagner in
the saloon business. This big surprise
was the announcement ot the very quiet
marriage ol tlicso two on Monday even
ing , ami their departure on the train yes
terday morning on their bridal tour to St.
Paul , Ono or two of the young mnn In
business in this city claim that Kitty , as
slui was familiarly called through the
'phone , quietly gave them the tip over
the wire on Monday morning , Miss
Ingolsby had been in I ho employ of the
telephone comnany over since its inaugu
ration here and had been an exceedingly
line operator.
Money to loan on chattels , 03 Torres
Smith , 1UO Main street.
The District Court.
Hankie , who has eonfldenced so many
business men hero by representing him-
pelf us it great Colorado stock man , ban
been found guilty of obtaining money
under falbo pretenses ,
Hughes , charged witli burglarizing
Scott's hardware More , has been found
irullly.
Haeon , who forged an abstract ami
pccurcd a loan of $ UOO , was found guilty-
Sentences oti prii-onera will be passed
on Friday.
Cottage ranges , ( iarland stoves Ha-
iliant Homes and Hub Heaters of the
M , very latcbt patterns at bed rock prices ,
tit Cooper & McUee's , No. 41 Main rtrcet.
ICarly Closing ,
The following explains itself :
Wo. the undersigned hardware , Move
ami tinware mcrchant-i of Council Ululis ,
do hereby agree to close our respective
places of business on and after Januan
J , 1880 , at ( I o'clock p. in. until March f ,
IbBO , and then at 7 p. m. until Septcmbei
11 , Urahl.
) niYK nv nr
The City's Fres Library nnd its Trans
actions the Past Year.
GALLAGHER-PASCHEL WEDDING.
lorry Ritchie Still on llic AVrong
Hoacl The Kimcral of the Mur-
f't'Tccl MiiKlirs Various Itoinn
ol' Hind's Interest.
The I'ulillcj Library.
The trustees of the IVcf Public Library
if the city of Council Blurt's have Jire-
ared their animal report to the city
oiincil. The. board con i tsi of Iknaef
Everett , in'esl'l , ; , ; : J > . C. Bloomer , sect-e
nvy ; A. W. Street , N. 1) ) . Lawrence , W.
. { . Vanghan. J. 1) ) . KdmnmUoti , .1. P.
Casady , P. B. Me.Mcnom.v , J. ItKeed. .
J'he terms of ollice of Mr. Lawrence and
Mr. KdniuntNou expire at the Ural meet-
"lig of the city council-ill IHMI.
The receipts of the year from the liter-
iry tax and incidentals amount to
fi,81it'and ! : witli the cash on hand at the
> eginning of the year mako-i the total ,
W,1W.J ) > . Thee\peiidllnrcswerc.f-\iWT.'Ji ,
caving a balance ami net of $ .11:1. : Or > .
There has been paid for new book" . * 7. il ;
for salary of librarian , ! ? ( KJO ; lor rent ,
? ' Mi ! ; light * , § I , " . ' ; and many book- have
jcen rebound , money expended for mag-
i/.ines and for insurance , incidental ex-
lenses , etc. , all shown in detail by the
cport.
Number of government and Iowa -tale
loeuments received , II" ) voU. ; number of
lamphlets , 1'J vols. Number of volnnms
/cpaired. 481.1.
Periodicals bound , 18 vols.
Moneys received : Fines : ? : )8. ) . " , finding
ists ? ! ) .70 , cards $ : uri , damage to books
7oeiold papers l.CKll.l.X
The number of regiMered books in the
ilirary January 1 , I.1S5 , was ltl.5 ; num-
) er now on hand , fi'lMincrease \ during
he year , UTO , of which (1)8 ( ) have been
mreliased and ! 2S have been donated.
Donations have been made during the
vear by Mrs. S. C. Key , Hon. W. H. M.
'usey , Hon. Jos. Lyiiian , Col. 1) . B
lailey , Hon. Ceo. Carson , Mrs. Maxwell
state' librarian ) , Frank D. Jackson ( Mate
secretary ) , C. 15. Allen. Prof. J. K.
Maeoinber , A. W. Street. Theodore Bray ,
) r. 11. S. Wi ! t , M. ! . tJrillin.
Number of registered book-takers ,
,5. ! ! . Increase during the year , Sltri.
Number of visitors to library and read-
tig room , ; WOU ( > ; increase over 1881. .VKt'.l.
Number of books taken fiom the library ,
J I. ' , ' H , according to subjects as follows :
Theology , : ! . " > ! ; philosophy , -M : natural
science ami art , 8 ! I ; poetry and e.ssays ,
. ' , ( > 80i hiMorv and biography , a,535j travels ,
1,41(8 ( ; fiction , IIJ.WK ) .
'Tlio increase during the year in the
lumber of books taken from the library
over lSt'4 is4J31. !
The report shows a full list of the peri
odicals in tlio reading room , and the
Lhanks of the trustees are expressed to
liose publishers who have donated their
! > erioieals. (
'J'lic rcjiort closes as follows : Our
library lias been designated , on
eip.ie.sl of Hon. Joseph Lymaii , as the
Icposilory of government documents for
: his congressional district. Our list of
) oth national and state documents is very
large , and comprises over 2,000 volume" .
We have also a very largo collection of
newspapers and pamphlets bearing on
the early history ot th city ami county.
Among others a complete set of the
jonnd volumes of the Council Blull's
Bugle"lotli ) daily and weekly , have been
added during the year. There has been
a most gratifying increase in all depart
ments of the library during the year. The
visitors to it have averaged over 100 daily
and the number of books taken from its
shelves have reached nearly eighty per
lay.As
As heretofore noted , a largo proportion
of these books are taken and read by pu
pils in our public schools , and they also
gather in goodly numbers around the
tables in our read ing room , busily intent
storing their minds with useful and
interesting information.
Much care is taken in purchasing books
and periodicals , to seclcet thoc especial
ly lilted for our vouthful readers.
All persons residing in the city over 12
years of age , can , on being properly
vouched for , take hooks from the library
and huh ! them fori period of two weeks.
Not a single book has been lost during
tlio past year , a fact which sneaks loudly
in favor of our system , and the watchful
care and vigilance of our excellent li
brarian. The reading room is open to
the free admission of all , whether resi
dents of the city or strangers.
The library and reading room arc open
from 2 to i ) o'clock on each day except
Sundays , and the latter is open on Sun
days from a to 15 o'clock in the afternoon.
A propo-ition is now pending to open
the doormat 10 o'clock in the forenoon ,
and continuously on every day , except
Sunday , until the present hour of clos
ing. It will add about $200 a year to the
expense. 'The trustees would be glad to
receive from tlio city council , ami our
cili/.cns , an expression of their wishes on
this proposal.
Although our present library room an
swers our present purposes very
well , yet the time is not
distant when more commodious quar
ters will be required. The increas
ing attendance in our reading room and
to tht ! reference books in cases especially
devoted to them , will render an enlarge
ment an imperative necessity.
The establishment of free public li
braries is designed to cultivate a love of
reading , and thereby aid in tlio dilVusiou
of knowledge through the community ,
and also to carry forward in the minds of
the young the work of education com
menced in the public schools. We believe -
lievo all these objects are largely nro-
moled by the establishment and practical
workings of the noble institution placed
in our charge by tlio city council. It is
supported by the small tax of tlireo-
fourths of a mill upon each dollar
of the assesseil valuation of the city. Wo
trust and believe that it will bo con
tinued and cheerfully Pidd , to the end
that the city of Council Blurt's , tlio limt of
tliu cities of tliu state to establish and
maintain a free school library within its
iimits , may become as noted tor its insti
tutions for thucdueation of the youngand
for the fullest intellectual and moral cul
ture union ; ; all classes of its population
as it is now for its nro-oniinent pliyMciuI
and business capacities.
For first class Missouri wood call on
( Jlcason , at his coal olllce , 20 Pearl street.
For everything in the grocery line give
the new firm of Kintz & Klccb , 10'J Broad
way , a trial Everything new and I'reah.
Fancy groceries a specialty.
Weddliu : ,
Tlio marriage of Lieutenant Hugh J.
Gallagher to Mies Amelia (5. ( Paschul took
place yesterday morning at St. Francis
Xavier church , Hey. Father McMenomy
olliciating.assisted . by Huv. Father Hculey.
The altars were beautifully adorned and
brilliantly lighted , while tlio auditorium
was crowded to the utmost with inter
ested friends. Tlio bride was attired in
cream colored satin , and worn tlio white
veil. 'J'he groom appeared in full
military uniform. Miss Mary Paschel ,
sister of the bride , attended her. She
was dressed in cream colored Katin. The
groom was attended by Lieutenant Fred
L. Palmer , ot Company E , Twenty-first
United States infantry. Ho was also in
military drc s. These young men were
room mates during their four years at
West Point.
The parents of the groom , liviug near
Western , were unable to attend on
account of illness. His brother , P. J.
( Jallagherva in the party , as were nl o
the bride's parent * , Mr and Mr * . Henry
i'c-hi'l. and her si ter .
Mr . 1) ) J O'Neill gave Mendelssohn's
wedding march on the organ , : : . < ! in the
song portion of tl.r sprvjee was a > i ted
' " . . .II-XPS Katie and Nettie ( Seriier.
'After the ceremony at the church a re
ception wa given at the residence of flic
bride' " parents on Willow avcni'c. The
gather'nu ; was a large and brilliant one.
The refre-limenls were bountiful and
temptingly served , and nil the arrange
ment's Were f-n generously planned iinil
happily carried out as to imtkc the a flair
highly enjoyable to all.
The happy man and Ins worthy bride
left on the morning train for i'i Lewis
near the south liuo ot Colorado , where
Lieuteiiuiit tiallaqhcr is stationed , he
oi'i--r ' of the SKtli Tniled Slate *
cavalry.
Among tlioc from ont.side the city , besides -
sides Lieutenant Palmer , were Mi" . 11.
B. Suing , of llartinglon , Neb. , a sister of
the liriile , Mits Katie Murphy. Mi ? " Liz
zie Murphy , Mr. Kd Murphy , Mr. Burke
and Hubert MacDonagh. all from Omaha.
' 1 he gifts were inaiiv and rich , bill the
well wishes and friend-hips were much
more numerous and richer.
C. B. Jacquemln & Co. , Nor 27 Main
Mi-ret , take pleasure in announcing to
the public that their. stock of articles , or
namental , stylish and Useful goods ,
is complete in each and every de
partment , and cordially invite everybody
to visit their store , inspect their goods
and compare prices. No trouble what
ever to snow goods.
Substantial abstracts of title and real
estate loans. J. W. , iE. . L. aquirc , 101
Pearl street.
Kttclile.
Jerry Ritchie , who has had quite a sen
sational career here , is in more trouble.
The charge of having been "knocking
down" in Buslineir.s store , where he was
employed , was quietly dropped , although
at the time of the disclosure il created a
great sensation. The amount taken by
him during a course of years was sup
posed to amount to several thousand del
lars. Mr. Bushnell , who had treated him
more as a son than an employe , did mil
prosecute the caue criminally , and Hitch-
ic's folks made good about $2,000 of the
deficit.
'The matter has rested there. In the
meantime young Hitchie's penitent prom
ises lo reform have been frequently
broken. Lately he was concerned in a
oaloon row in Sioux City , and was put in
jail there. Yesterday he returned to this
city. Mr. T. F. O. Johnson , one of the
utrand jury now in se.s < ion , went bcl'oro
Justice Schmv. and filed an information
charging Hitehie witli the larceny of
$1,000 troni Bushnell. Young Hitcliio
tiad purchased a ticket for California.
and had gone over to Omaha by the. time
the warrant was out. The justice tele
phoned to Omaha , and Hiteliie was ar
rested there.
Chief of Police Skinner and City Mar
shal ( iiianella went over to Omaha after
Hitchie and returned last evening on the
00 : : ! o'clock dummy with him under ar
rest. lie was placed in the city jail ,
where he reiiinined'lasl night. He will be
brought to the Iront this morning to face
the niu.sic. It was understood that lie was
on Monday night brought from Sioux
City in charge of two olliecrs. Cy Dan-
forth signed his bond fen § 500 at the re
quest ot Jim Wilson , a local sport.
Lu Sterling , Jerry Hitchie's old girl , is
in ( .rand Island , and it is understood that
she will be in Council Blull's to-morrow.
Correct Abstracts of Title and Real Es
tate Loans at McMahon & ( Jo's , No. 4
Pearl street.
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rtincr.il of Jltighc.s.
Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock a
lieai'se , drawn by two white horses , and
two two-seated sleighs drew up in
front of the Union Avenue hotel for the
purpose of conveying the remains of
JtuiK-s Hughes to their last resting place.
T.he same mysterious air prevails at the
hotel as has ever since the morning of
the shooting.
In Iho hotel oflico there were seven or
cighl men , some of whom were entire
strangers to the BIE man , who was on
hand , and from indications and outward
appearances it is very probable several of
them were friends of ( lie gang of conli-
Icticc men of which the deceased and Iho
spachor , and the roinains , which worn ly
ing in a neat imitation rosewood collin in
the parlor , which is located next to the
room in which Major Williams shot
Hughes , was then lifted into the hearse.
The pall bearers were : Johnny Allen.
Teddy Hakes , Dan Baldwin and Bob Me-
Mullen. In addition Mike Cl.yim and
George ( lorspaehcr followed the remains
to St. Francis Xavier church.
The funeral cortege passed up Broa I-
way to Sixth street , to Fifth avenue , to
Pearl street , to the church.
Hov. K. J. llealy performed the .simple
burial service which lasted about fifteen
minutes. 'There were in all nine persons ,
including a BKK representative and the
undertaker , who attended the services.
The remains wore interred in tlio
Catholic cemetery.
The expenses of the burial , amounting
to about $ . " > ( ) , nro paid by ( ieorgu CJers-
pachcr.
Having put in a complete new stock of
clothing , furnishing goods , hats , caps ,
etc. , Fox & Hughes , No. 1)15 ) Main street ,
invite the public to give Ilium a trial.
Their expenses arc small and tb.-y can
nnd do sell cheap.
ItH Killtiu- .
With the close of tiiis week Col. J. II.
Keatley will vacate the editorial chair of
tlio Evening Olobo. He has occupied
this position for n long time and wielded
ono of tlio sharpest democratic pens in
the state. His connection will ) that
paper lias caucd the ( Jlobo lo lake quite a
position and wield much influence as a
democratic organ and as a newspaper
de.-pito its limited facilities for news. It
will bo a great loss to that paper.
It is wldsperod that lliero are sonic
political complications which have led to
Iho change. Of late some of Iho demo
cratic papers of the state have been fa
vorably commenting upon the prospect
of Col. Keatley being the next nominee
for congress from this district. There
have been factional troubles in the dem
ocratic camp hero for along time , and
tills prospective prominence of Col.
Keatley does not seem to stilt all. It is
said thai Mr. Pusoy has not given up all
ambitions , and Unit his friends
sec in Col. Keatley a coming
ou > taclo to tlio nomination of
Mr. Pusoy , The democracy which so
cntlmsiastieally rallies about Mr. Pnsey
is tiiid to bo the real cause of the change-
a pressure being brought upon Tom Bow
man , the owner of ( he ( Jlobo , and who
owes his position as postmaster to the in
fluence ot Mr. Pusoy and his friends. It
is predicted that this is tlio entering
weugo of another local split in the party ,
and that from now on there will be tlireo
divisions , ono the Pusoy-Boivinan , the
other the Keatley , tliu other the Vaughan ,
Notice.
I have severed my connection witli the
"Medical Journal , " published by Dr.
Cnucll , and will not bo responsible for
any debts contracted for said paper.
A. OVIUTON. :
_
He sure and ask your grocer for the
bread made at Smith & Loerke's bakery ,
No. 523 Main street. Jt is 'iio very bust
made , Try il ami bo coiiv'.ucod ,
The I'lrc tfcconl.
The chief of the Ihv department yester
day filed his animal report for the year
1W . rrom it it appears thorn are six
liores and > i.paid men. The chief
calls aftention to flu , ' poor fire alarmand
nrge < oinn remedy. The number of
runs and fal-e alarms in 18S3 wore as
follows :
Jnmtiiry . . " . . . . . : i o
I 'el 11 unry . , . -2 0
Match . 8 'J
April . 13 5
May . , . I 2
.June
Inly . V ! t
Atijrtisi . . . . . . . , , , . . , . : . . . . , , . 11 1
N--.criiucr ; . . . 5 -
October . . . . . . . . 5 4
Noti'tnbi'i- ' . . . ft 1
IK'cciubcr . . 7 il
Total . TO 7) )
The loci's in ISS'ivrni : ! ( ,000. Tlio
fhii'f rnniplnln ! of tliu lack of a Mitlicicnt
number of paid men. The called IIUMI
< 'annot lie M > well di-pcnded on , especially
In tiio wintiT. 1I rcconimends the ap
pointment of three inoro paid men ,
deeming the expense no greater than o
keep more called men an'd tliu service
more Mitisfaclory.
C. K. ol'A.
1-avt night at the regular meeting of
branch Xo Sill , C1C. . of A. , tliu following
ollicorserc installed : Spiritual director ,
Kev. H. 1. llunlyi president , IVtcr Wcis ;
vice president , ISI. 15. O'Connor } record
ing secretary , 1' . , L Kmig ; financial
secretary , Henry Tellers treasurer ,
Rudolph Teller ; sergeant alarms , Peter
Tholl ; * cntinol , .loln.i J'it/gerald.
The County Hoard.
At yesterday's session of the supervi
sors Col. J. II. Keiitloy was ro-oleeled
county ttttornuy , and the .salary slightly
increased , it being fixed at $ 15(50 ( instead
of $000. Tlio boavil choe.ked over the
school fund , finding it all right , and then
buried themselves \\ith various routine
liusinei-s. The board will bo in ses-ion
all the week.
_
Try John Temple.t'M's ' "Hose" cigar.
tT His Mind.
While wailing for the remains of
Hughes to be. carried out of the Union
Avenue hotel to the hearse yc.-terday ,
( Jcorgo lierspaeher , Who seemed so reti
cent when before tlje coroner's jury , said
to a Br.B man , " \\eil , 1 guess they've.
. 'The " foul , " "A
got. Major" sure tiling I
guess" answered tinIlr.K man , to winch
( ierspacher replied , 'Well , I'm d dglad
of it. "
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AVOCH'H New I'ost master.
A. 1" . Cramer was ii the city yesterday ,
and while here receired a telegram in
forming him of his iippoinlmcnt as post
master at Avoea. IU > yas ket | ) busy re
ceiving the congratiilatio i of friot.ils , a
few republicans even joining in the smil
ing. The appointment will give great
satisfaction , and the olliqc has fallen into
good hands.
Best coal and wooJ in 'the ' city at CJlca-
son's , -i ( Pearl street ! _
ONLY HOTEL
In Councl Ulilla bavin ?
Fire Esoa/pe
And nil nionern Improvements , call bulls , lire
ujuriu bolls , etc. , in tlio
CREST ON HOUSE !
Nos.lu , i" and 2JD , Main Street ,
MAX H011N , Proprietor.
P.T. MAVXK. A. S. UA/.UL.TO.N
P. r.JOayne & Co ,
Real Estate Exchange
Nn. 1011'oirl 3ti'03t , Council llIufTs , Town.
Dealers 1" Iowa , Kunsn * uncl Nebraska Lands
LOTS IN COUNCIL BLUFFS AND
OMAHA A SPECIALTY.
Heal Estate bought and sold.
A.W.PATTEHSON&CO.
Kos. 1 and 2 , Masonic Temple.
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
The cold weather has finally put in an
appearance ami finds many persons not
yet supplied with heavy underwear , con
sequently we wish to gently hint that we
have a fine assortment of
Wewlshto call tpacial attention to our
Double front and back IJndershirts with
i
drawers to match.
Fur and Cloth Caps ,
Mits and ( rloves.
Mufflers ,
i
Etc. , Etc , ; Etc.
CALL AND SEE US.
A , W. Patterson & Co.
Mos , 1 and 2 , Masonic Temple ,
Council Bluffs.
SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICi : . Special advertlsomeiiH , such ni
ton , Found , To I < onri , For Sale , To HentVanli
Uonnlingetc. . , irill be inserted In this column nt
thclowtnto of TKN CUNTS 1'Kll MNKfortho
first Insertion and FIVK CKNTS 1'Klt MNK for
cnch subsequent Insertion. I > nvo nil vertigo-
nicntsnt our ollleu , No. 13 1'oarl struct , nour
llroadway , t'ouncll llltills.
WANTS ,
GJV..1N ffi TVAI.KKK , No. US Main street ,
> D ( under ( "Itlzoii'B 1ink' ! ' , ii < nl ratine ana mvf.
| 1'lminMcimtiRo ! lirokcr * . Our book * nrn full
, of special liniHiilnsliut It i * Itnpo-sliila to mill-
I hell lilulmtilolIM rinttitliclactofgo iiiiiny iHllr
LliniiKtVlmt no n. k ! : tf j-oil want to soil
ortnulo imjtlilnjr lu our line , rite in nnd ivo
u III tend jou 11 iilloof hanriiln" to Meet from.
1 .muls Improved or unimproved , city or town
property- , stock of Hoods of any Kind in any
place.It auvli > ou have or sueli you want let MK
iiour from you. Swnn A : Walker , Coiliifll Illn ff *
171OH UKNT A llnoly fiirnlshc.t fiont room
JL1 No. . ' 1 Vine street.
If A KM I'Olf SAI > K Aln bni-ffiiln if sold fooif ,
100 cro. , O'i ' miles sutillnvest of Uinulut. C
room hcutfc. eveellent well and cistern. 2 liur'n ,
ono for 1'lnlit lioMVii , ono for -J mvttl lien , tnol
ntid uneoti lioilici 1LVJ ero3 In tlinotliy : tljWil (
foie.'t trees , cotton wood.black walnut , inh mid
mnplo ! Rooil orclitud , iiipli' | . cherries , plum ? ,
prnpes mid pinnll fruit * . Never fHillnjr mnck
witter. II. i1. utriCKii , KW Hioudwny , Council
llliilTs , lawn. _
HOUSKSIWI HKNT-At Mc.Muhon A Co' T
No. 4 r Hi-l sticut
RUSSELL&Co
Mniiufaeturcrsof nil sizes of
AUTOMATIC ENGINES
Especially Designed for Itunalniir
MILLS , GRAIN ELEVATORS ,
AND ELECTRIC LIGHTS ,
Tubular anil Locomotive Boilers.
Xo\v Massillon T hrcshora.
Carey and Wood bury Horse Power * .
STATIONARY , SKID ,
Portable nnd Traction Engines ,
SAW MILLS , ETC.
Factory Massillon , 0. Branch IJousc
5J01W St. , Council Hull's.
SEND FOB 1886 ANNUAL.
ouncil Bluffs arpet o.
Our st ock Is now complete In ovcry ilopii
mrntnnd coutuliiH nil tlio latest stylestiud effects
n
CARPETS ,
CURTAINS ,
SHADES
UPHOLSTERY GOODS ,
ETC. , UTC.
-TIIK-
Largest Stock
-AND-
Lowest Prices.
THE ONI.Y KXOMJSIVH CAIU'ET I10U3IS IN
WKSTKHN IOWA.
8A.MIM.KS furnltdiud upon application lo.lowii
town parllus.
FIE UPHOLSTERY WORK TO ORDER
Carpet Company
E. B. Cad well ,
Real Estate , Probate
And Dlvoic-u Lawyer.
Ko. 504 Broadway , : Council Bluffs
TIKIS. OFFICER. W. H. M , PUSET
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
UMU ilismiil IS'fl. '
Justice of the Peace.
Office Over American Ktproil Company.
B. BICE , M. D.
or othw luni'ird rcimmifl nldiout ,
the kiilfo or ill a win jr ot UlooU.
CHRONIC DISEASES of M Una * specialty.
Ovortlilrty yrarb' jiraut.cal cuioriuiiuu. OIUcu
No. 11 1'curl Strt-ut , 1'onnc II lllutta.
.N VllKli
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT
M.iNIIt'.UrrUllKI ! AM ) UKAI.hll IN
HAIR GOODS
"
Broadway , Cou.i.il Bluffs.
PAID UP CAPITAL , $20,003 , , AUTHORIZED CAPIFAL , $100,000. ,
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SUCCESSORS TO J.
408 MAIN STREET , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA
IMl'OUTKHS OF AND DH.M.KKS IN
Instruments ,
M-usical Merchandise of Every Description ,
Toys and Fancy Goods.
We make the celebrated llatdiuan Pianos , ntiii the Iloyal Whltiit1)- organs i specialty
Every instrument w.uianti'd. Send for catalogue * .
MUKLLKU Ml'Sl' ' ' CO. , Council Bluffs.
HOUSE RAISER
. . . .
Uriel ; tjulWiiK * of nnjklivl rnlso 1 or inored an 1 sati't.ictlon srimrAiitoa 1. Kr.imu liousoi imiv.nl
oiil.lttli-Uliuit trucks lliu hi-sllu tlio world.
SOS Eighth Avenue and Eolith Shvet , Council IMulK
If you buy any where except at Metcalf
Bros , They are selling their Clothing at
Cost , and guarantee prices on hats , caps ,
underwear , hosiery , neckwear , silk hand
kerchiefs , trunks , bags , etc , , etc ,
METCALF BEOS , , 344 Broadway , Council
Bluffs ,
Northwestern Hotel ,
Newly littnl and furnlslicil. Opp. liioadway
Dummy Ih'iwl. S1..V ) per duy.
SAMUEL TATU , Prop.
L. II. BKIISIIAW , Maiwfjcr.
Chicago Lumber Co.
Wholesale and ictiiil dumber , I.alli , "hlniilci ,
gusli , Doors and lllinds. Polu adonis for tlio
eolubrated Jlarhlohead Cuneenlialed Wlillo
l.lmu. S. 1' . MM'CONNIII.I. , Manager.
Telephone N'o.S. . .
No , ilfi Mam Htrui-t. Council liliills.
KVEUVTIIIXK IllAi.\AltLK ; JX
CROCKERY , CHINA ,
Queensware & G-lass
At Homer's ,
No. WMiiliiStreot , Council jmulls , la.
ESSEX HOUSE ,
CoiMit ! : HIIVANT A.M ) Vi.vnSrs.
ConiU'll llliilU.
Warm rooms and ( food board al leasonablo
rain. _ _ _
JACOB SIMS ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
coxjisrciij BLiXJirifS.
I'racllcns In Slut t nnd Kcili-rat Courts ,
is , 7 amis Sluijcait Ulouk. Jiuiui.
MERGrEN HOTEL ,
.Main St. , Council JilulTs.
.SVar tliu f' . , I ! , & Q. ; ' - . M. & St. J' . , and
(3. , K. I. A P. railway iliipots. btruut c.irs
pass the door. Kvi-rytlilntf now mid Hist
das , .
Pioprictor mid
J. M. SMITH
LEADING
KO. 7 and 9 MAIN STREET ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa
UNION TICKET OFFICE
J. L. De BEYOISE , Agent.
No. COT llroadwar , Council Hindu.
Railway Time Table.
COUM'H. lll.UI-Tft ,
The folloirini ? lii Hi" tlniu of nrilval nnil
flrparluiool iruliih bjr ei > nlrul sliindiuil tlrne.iit
lliu local ilopolu. ' 1'ralns leavu ininslrriliipot leu
inlnntes earlier and urrlvu tea inlniileit later :
AIIIIIVI : .
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K-Mtl' . M Arfominoilallon 45Hc. ; M.
UifiA. : M.
9-21 A. u . .Mall mid i\pirxs : . fifiii : . u.
7ir ; , A. M . AL-uoiiiiiioitiitlun . 5:4.ri : iM. .
li-l- : | ) . M . lUpi-i-s . UiUiA. M.
L'llirAfiO. IIII.WArKlIK & ST. IMI1I.
UZOA.M : . Mull mill Hipiu.-H . ilifiOiM. .
UWI-.H ; ) . Kxpri-M . U05A.M. ;
Cllll-AIIO. IIIIIII.IMilON A Utll.M.'Y.
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WAIIAhll.KT. I.IIIIIMfc I'ACIIIC.
2:15 : I' . M.l.oriil Sl.l.oui * KA-O.-K | ) | Local .
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UNION I-AtHHU.
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Chicago Wafer iViolor Go.
r.i ii\itnor.N : STUKICT.
I'owcr riirnislioil from hyilinnt prrBture for
di-lvliw all l.lmU ol Hirlil niurhliicry. .Specliil
aitiiuloiiKhcn to cluiroli ( ircuit hlowlim. o
run pilntliiLincibtfH , nu'tit rhmipeiM. Irm-iemu
Irctvurn , piilli > liliiKlftili < is. n.\vlnwiiiiu'liiiioK , wtc.
'J'lio I ctt i-lii-unort iiiiilor iiHiilo. K'liil lur clr-
ciiliir. In nsu In Council HlnllH liy
Ilcu joli oilli-o.
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t < inllli
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Srlllnw Ancut 18 Mnn M , < ounull IHuUB ,
Una Jili J 'inn tin M. . O.milui.
