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THE SUNDAY 33EB.
COUNCH. BLUFFS
SUNDAV MOIINLNO DKC.3.
OFFICE , WO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
DtllTCird by fanler In nnr pnrtof tlicclly nt
tTTtnlr teute PIT wcok.
II. W. TILTO.V , Manager.
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NiunrEDiion No. 33.
MINOIt MKNTION.
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N. Y. PlunibinfiCo.
! Nc\v fall poods nl Uciti'r'i.
Don't full to cnll nnd sec Joe's Hoys
nt Publishers' Hook Sitlc.
Miss Allcott's last yood hook is .Foe's
Hovs , now stopping at Publishers' Hook
.Snfe.
Joe's Hoys arc a lively f 't of fellow. " .
Call anil sec them at the Publishers' Hook
Sale.
Sale.WANir.u
WANir.u A lir. t cliiM experienced
shoe salesman. Addrc..s T. , Hii : ; ollleo
Council BlulR
A. L. Chajilin and Clara Uayor , both of
Ncola , wurnycstonluy nnirnetl l > i Justleo
Sclutiv at his olllee.
Take ono of Joe's Hoys home with you.
from the Publishers' Hook Sabfor
company during the IOIIR evenings.
Ho .sure ami senV. . W. Chupiiian's
new itiitl olofianl line of piulurus before
bn\ing your Christmas and wedding
lire.-enta.
One of the most handsome wall calt-n-
unders for the coining now year is that
presented with the compliment.- ! the
Krcat Koek Island route.
The Christmas market proved a finan
cial suceess , dcspiti ) the fuel tliit : ilnifcli ;
onliirliuiiiiii'iitH liavc been coiiiinj ; aloii
rather thiekly for the past month or so.
The Harmony Allf.siou soeial that waste
to have taken phioo two weeks ago at
Mrs. J. M. Palmers , was postponed until
Tuesday evening tliis week. Every OIIB
eorditilly inviled to tittend.
For Christmas and wedding presents
examine . W. ( yliipiiuin'a ; new line of
easels , cabinet frames elegant imported
witter colors , handsomely framed pas
tels , etc. 105 and 107 Mniu street.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Thomas AloCon ! to MKs Kniniii Kahle ,
eldest dausrhler of INlr. and Mrs. A. L.
Ktihle. The happy event will occur
Tuesday evenin < ; at the Planters hotel.
The combination s ten in and hot air fur-
naises .supplied to St. Paul's church tire
completed and give evidence of boinjr
amply siillicient to heat the edilioe. The
lient is genial and pleasant and makes this
church still more attractive.
Odell IJros. & Co. put thu deeds on ree-
ord yesterday in the transfer of the forly
aero tract recently purchased by a syndi
cate of Council Hind's anil Umaiiti gentle
men from the Kansas City & St. Joe rail
road company.
S. ( r. Hrinlon has resigned his posilioii
in the postolllce and 1) . 11. Woodman has
severed his connection with Henry Ki e-
man & Co. They now join in a new lirni
to do a general merehandi-e business at
Sil\er ( . ily. They arc young men of en
terprise , ability and integrity , who will
doubtless make a great Mtcccss of their
new venture.
A man named II. Stevens , who is
wanted in Slienandoali , was arrested here
yesterday and taken back there by Con-
btstblo Swartof that place. It is
claimed that Stevens had a great adver
tising scheme which lie was to put tip in
tlie po.slollice , and alter collecting some
money on it disappeared. The Sheiiau-
doah folks want to talk it over with him
Mill further.
In another column will be found a very
interesting announcement made by Eisc-
nan & Co. . in regard to the People's
s re. The public is being ollered some
r ! chances there and .so long us such
. establishment is in the city , Council
lilutls will not only hold its own liouie
trade , but will continue to draw from
the surrounding country. Head what is
> aid of the People's store. It will pay
you.
Personal
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C. S. Clark is now putting his energies
into the Pilot , of Ulair. Neb. , and is re
ported as having become interested in
church doing ? there.
Notice.
Jl'liat Fidelity Council. No. irG. Royal
Arcanum , have leased Heno'.s hall , Nos.
32 and ilt Main street and Nos. : ! ; ; and 113
Pearl street , and all parties will hereafter
be held at said hall.
YV. A. ( ! IO.MWKI : ; , See.
l.ct ConKtcrs
The coa&ting season opens very un
fortunately , more accidents having
occurred already than during all of last
Heason. This is frightening many from
joining in tlie sport , for which there are
no many opportunities in this city. The
tracks are particularly fast this season ,
the weather being ice-forming every
night. There bus been much carelessness
xhowii , also. Some of the travelers have
had no headlights and no bells , thus
giving no warning of their approach.
Others have been guided by tlto.so wholly
unfitted by age , experience or strength
for the place assigned them. These arc
Ireijueut eau es for accidents.
It is proposed to organize a coasting
club here , to that what is now every
body's business may become the business
of certain ones. Some such organization
is neecj.sary . , so that there may bo rules
and regulations for each course , and
fiomo ono responsible for seeing that
them is some system and order. A
fltartcr and a watchman is needed for
each course , and these .should bo given
bath pay and authority. Such an
arrangement can only bo oll'ocled by
forming an organization with proper
olllcers and orders ,
Ity thus agreeing , a majority of the
coj'.sturs ' can succeed in so regulating the
sport as to prevent any further accidents
or trouble. The call for u meeting for
Bitch a purpose is now in order.
of art in every package of ( ioi.D Mi : DAI
COKFKE , Ask yon- grower about it.
( ironewcg & Schoentgen , wholesale
agents. _ _ _
See that your books ani made bv Mooro-
liouse & Co. , room 1 , Kveiett block.
The Olit hiuly'a Whine.
Editor of the llr.u : It is so .strange to
m a that the Nonpareil can not say any
thing regarding our new government
building or even refrr to it but what it
should cast some slur upon its construe
lion or in some fiuumei' find fault with it
The artielo in this morning's ' edition evidently
dontly Is intended to convoy the idea that
our building is unsafe ; that it lias been
put up with glaring defects in fact , not
put up us the Nonpareil would suggest
W , E. Spier , not Splorti , the inspector o
public buildings for the treasury depart
ment , has been here , and after making a
thorough examination of our building
tells us that he has not inspected a public
building unywheru upon his trip am !
found oven thing in as nice condition as
in our building here , ami especially re
garding the buttling. If the readers o
the' Nonpareil will read the artielo ii
' Globe headed " (
lust night's Jovenuncnt
Unilding" they will see who Mr. W , E
Spier is , nu'd doubtless will give his opin
ion of our elegant building a little nion
weight than they would that of an oh
granny. ONU Wuo KNOWS.
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Me\I\ITQ \ nvn VIIYVFUQ
oAlnlo Anil olmwtd ,
Che Sciyices Arranged by the Churcles
To-Day ,
PLEA FOR THE SALVATION ARMY
< Siiunrc SovcrclK" Wlint
It Cost ? to Altncli Ailclaldc
Jlt orc'H Cnr The Const-
ItiR Auulilcnts.
" 1 lie A rmy of flic Lord. " ' '
The Sr.lvatlon Army is fast jctling n
mid on Council Blutl's , nnd its meetings
ire attructiiiR much attention. Their
ncilhods arc peculiar , and not such as ttrc
'iidorseil by all , nor arc they to the tatc
of most ueople , but there Is a growing
sentiment In favor of thu sincerity of the
wrttcipaiils. Whatrvcr may be said of
ho peculiarities of these icliyious unllin-
siast" , Ihi're certainly seems no grounder
or the theory that they arc insincere or
lypoeritiual. Those who are most fu-
uillar with the pcraonnl sa entices made ,
liseomforts endured , and work performed
jy Lthesc Salvationists have most con-
idi'tici' in their honesty of heart. There
ran be no motive discernible for any dis-
lonrsly. Conceding that they have much
'oolNlmcss of reasoning and action , it
nust bo equally conceded that they arc
as sincere as tlie average of those who
ire zealous religious workers , and
lOssiblv more.
It is also becoming evident that they
ire accomplidhitiHrood in tiiis place.
They nightly hold nnd entertain a large
lumber of those who otherwise would be
spending their time and money in saloons
> r in dives. Many are drawn thither by
curiosity , and arc induced to go night
ifter night by no higher motive. Tliey
certainly hear no evil , and do no evil ,
ind some glean some good , and all got
nero or loss reminders of what their
luty is towards their fellows and them
selves.
Then there are some at least who are
getting more good than this even. There
ins not a few who aru being induced to
ead better lives , to bo kinder in feeling ,
riier in doing , and cleaner in their liy-
ng. Home huve become o dill'erent in
their language and life as to attract tlie
Utcutkm of even careless observers. If
the Salvationists can make a good citi/.en
out of a poor one , the work is certainly a.
creditable one. They may reach classes
which no other religions organization can
roach , and doubtless do.
Their noisy paiades and peculiar mnr-
Icr of music is offensive to the table of
nany , but even this can hardly he more
o than many other forms of street ex-
libitions. The city has allowed a loud-
noutheil darkey to occupy Broadway
mil shout himself hoarse trying losing.
it has allowed tape-worm doctors to pick
thu banjo in a. street concert to draw a
crowd to look at his bottled specimens ,
ind buy hisstull' . It has allowed street
uiradcs for the sake of drawing a crowd
o a variety show , with its green room
illed with giddy girls and green young
tcllows. It liar allowed all sorts of street
lemonstrations where the purpose did
lot even pretend to be the bettering of
mankind. Now that a handful of young
women pyrade the streets with tambour-
nes , and singing gospel hymns , there is a
sudden howl raised to have them ar-
osledand thrown in jail. It is late to
jegin talking about disturbers of the
iieacc.
Such is the feeling of a largo number
of citizens , and they express themselves
as being in readiness to furnish money to
secure the release of any of the army
who are thus arrested for parading the
streets , and to furuish means for defend
ing them in court. The mayor has very
sensibly noliticd the police force to allow
iiicm to go along without molestation so
long as they really do not create any dis-
lurbance , or obstruct the walks , or
frighten teams , etc. In other words to
let them parade so Jong as they couline
themselves to the rights usually allowed
those who take this way of ad > erlismg a
show of any kind.
The Salvatiou Army would doubtless
not object to being arrested , and in fact
seem to court tlie notoriety und adver-
tis-omcnt thus to bo gained , especially
when there is evidently such a feeling in
their favor.
The other night it was generally under
stood that there would bo tin arrest of the
religions paraders. Learning this onu
prominent citi/.en took thu leatl and
marched ahead of them , prepared to
promptly bail them out if arrested , and
se.emingly anxious to have the authori
ties make the attempt.
.Some of the church folks have boon
rather bitter about this form of religious
excitement , but thov ' .re beginning to
look at tlib mutter in a more .sensible
light , and to icali/e that it is ono of those
Mushes which arc not long lived or very
dangerous. They are even counten
ancing the attempt to arouse the com
munity on religious matters , and some.
of them arc to be seen at the meetings ,
and even taking part occasionally.
I > IIY GOODS AM ) CLOSING SAhlj.
At No. : t7 Droutiway , OppoMte I'co-
lile'H .Store , CoinnioiioInK .Monday ,
December Otli.
Come everybody and seeuro the bar
gains as this is a good chance for yon to
nuy winter goods for a little money.
ThN stock of .f.'O.mil ) must be closed out
this month. Rumember ( lie sale.
Is'o , ill ? Broadway ,
OppoMto People's Store.
3I1KS ADHI.AIDi ; MOOniS.
An Attempt Miidn to Belzt ; Her Car on
! i Claim AtfnlTiHt Her Kx-MnnaKcr.
Ml s Adolaidc Moore appeared again
yesterday afternoon in the opera house
a lialatca. The audience was not large ,
and the opera hou-o wa so cold that
there could bo little comfort or enthusi
asm. Despite the unfavorable circum
stances the charming young actress cap
tivated tlie audience. Shu is even wore.
pleaMiig in this than in the Lady of Ly
ons. There is little opportunity for criti
cism , and the showing of grace and ar
tistic skill was far beyond what was to bo
expected from any save Mary Anderson.
Last evening as Juliet she appeared
again , thus funiMiing Council Blutl's a
third real treat. In this role she had
more opportunity of showing her real
ability.
There ' was some little annoyance
caused the company hero on account of
a contract made by a former proprietor
of the company , and manager , Mr. Sar
gent , Ho contracted with the proprietor
of the Crcstou opera hon o for Miss
Moore to appear there. , but the contract
was ignored by the present management ,
and the claim was made that the con
tract was not in any sense binding upon
Miss Moore or her present manager ,
The Creston parties claimed diilercntly.
and sent word hero to Imve the special
car levied upon by virtue of a writ of at
tachment to secure their claim of
1100 damages on account of
the failure to appear there on the date
> .ct. SherilV Reel i lirst essayed
the task of attaching the car , but h
learned that its value was $52,000 , ,
and that bonds in double this sum wore
necessary to bo given by the Creston
parties. This amount of bonds with a
probability of clear proof being made
"ImtQthuro was no just cause for thus
1 Inching it , made the prospects rather
aloomy lor those seeking to enforce the
.Sargent routruct. The matter was al
lowed to drop , as the undertaking was a
little too heavy , when it cuuie to furnish
ing $100,000 bonds fora not very good
claim of $100.
Lost there might be further .innoyaiioo
caused bj attaching the wardrobe of
Miss Moore , probably the richest Mid
most elegant of any lady on the Ameri
can stage , the greater part of it was not
here.
here.Miss
Miss Moore next appears at Leaven-
worth , on Monday night.
liiutornlnc SorcMilRii ,
HALT. OK L. A. , No. M03 , )
MiM-oi'iti VALI.KT , Doc. 1 , 1680. f
Whereas , Humors have been widely
circulated and published in the Ninth
congressional district of Iowa , charging
directly that some person belonging to
the assembly of the Knights of Labor had
offered to procure the vote of one of the
as cmblies in said district to Colonel
Kcatley for congress for a consideration ,
but said charge was not specific us to
who made said ofler , but as said charge
was made In such a manner as to leave a
strong impression that Mr. James Sove
reign , editor of Atlantic , was the guilty
party.
Now. the objects of the Knights of La
bor are that the laborer Is worthy of his
hire , and that man shall gain his bread
by tlie sweat of his brorr , and that they
in all matters peck only justice nnd fair
compensation for labor ; that the laborer
shall bo socially and domestically re
garded far above the. aristocratic idler
be he a monarch or millionaire , and that
integrity , sobriety and industry arc the
guiding stars of the order- that treachery ,
bargain and sale in all political matters
are wholly ignored- that no man can
have the confidence of the order , who
betrays the order in honor anil integrity ,
ami the political intrigue , bargain and
sale as heretofore practiced by tlie old
parties are wholly ignored , and that after
a lull and thorough and fair investigation
by authorized agents of this assembly of
Missouri Valley , the following resolutions
were unanimously passed :
L That .lames Sovereign was entirely
innocent of the above charge set forth in
the preamble ; that he knew nothing of
the oiler or request until after put in cir
culation.
'J. That we consider him worthy of the
cnnlidcKco of the brotherhood in all re
lations he sustains in the order.
a. That we consider the necessity and
honor of the order a sullicient guarantee
of final success.
I. That a copy of the preamble and
resolution * bo forwarded to Mr. Sovereign
eign , also to the Omaha Br.K , for publica
tion and a copy kept on lile in this as
sembly. L. A. ftliOS.
Missouri Valley , la.
Sloven ! Stoves ! Stoves !
For tlie next 30 days I will sell heating -
ing stoves t cost for cash only.
P. C. Do Vol.
To-Iluy'H Kcliu'OUN Services.
The following notices of church Cer
vices to be held to-day have been haudtul
in for the information of the public ;
.
The Roy. J. Fisk will occupy the pulpit
'or the HOT. A. Brown , pastor of the A.
M. E. church on Williams street to-day
at 70 : p. in. , ah the said pastor is sick at
No. 127 Vine street.
I'JUST CO.MIRUGATIONAr. .
Services in the Congregational church
to-day as usual. Preaching by tlie pastor.
Morning subject. "Glory 'to Coined1
Evening , "Is It Well With Thee ? " You
are cordially invited.
FUIST jJAi'nsr rnntrii.
Preaching by the pastor in the Baptist
church at 10:30 : a. m. and 7:30 : p. in. Sub
ject foi morning , "The Saints in
Heaven. " Scats free.
HAICMONV MISSION.
The union services at Harmony mission
will be conducted by Uov. T. J. Mackay ,
rector of St. Paul's church , to-day at' : i
o'clock. Sabbath school at 4 o'clock.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7
o'clock. Topic , "Christian Joy. "
hT. 1'Al'L'S Clll'ltCH.
Holy communion and sermon 11 a. m.
Sunday school It ! o'clock. Evening ser
vice 7fi : ( ) o'clock. The rector will preach
morning and evening.
We carry the largest and best stock of
musical Instruments , music boxes , musi
cal novelties , toys and fancy goods in the
city. Mruu.KK Mrsic Co.
103 Main street.
Paul Is Coroner.
The contest started long ago in regard
to the office of .coroner was yesterday
settled. Conueii on the start laid some
claim .to the office on the ground that he
held over , as his elected successor , Dr.
Bellinger , had not qualified in due time.
Council , however , soon relinquished his
claims to the oflice. as indicated by his
turning over his books and papers. Dr.
Bellinger claimed that the county board
granted him an extension of time in
which to ( iimlifv , but the cou. < ty board
elected Mr. 1-aul. Bellinger took the
matter into court , and yesterday Judge
Conner decided It in favor ol Faul , who
has been serving as coroner since elected
by tlio board to fill the vacancy.
Stamping and full variety of embroidery
materials. Mrs. 11. P. A'il'cs10 B'dway.
Tlie County \Vlns.
Some time ago a bov named Blakc lcy ,
while prisoner in the county jail , got.his
arm caught in the bars as the jnil cylin
der was being revolved , the boy being
quite badly injured. The family brought
suit against thu oily. Yesterday the case
came np before Jud e Conner , who was
here holding a special session in cham
bers. The county filed a demurrer to the
petition of the plaintilV , setting forth the
general claim that the county was not
liable. This demurrer was mihtalncd , and
the plamtitl given time to amend his peti
tion. The case is deemed virtually set
tled , however , by the decision of the
court. _
Wall papnr , shades , paints , etc H. P.
Niles , No. 10'J Broadway.
Fire at Avoun ,
Last evening the railway eating house
nt Avoca , containing nine rooms , and the
depot and telegraph office were totally
destroyed by lire , which caught from a
defective flue in the telegraph ollleo. The
eating honso was run by Mr. Hockhoid ,
who owned a part of the furniture , the
railroad company owning the building ,
which was valued at from 1 ,500 to ? ! ) ,000.
Mr. Hockhoid had f 1,000 insurance on his
furniture.
Mrs. Dr. 1) . Truosdell , a graduate of
the Toronto , Canada , Therapeutics institute -
tute , is prepared to treat all ela-sos of
diseases "and demonstrate the curative
power of electricity" in accordance with
a new and complete system of Klnctro-
Therupcuties , Electro-Magnetism and
Static Electricity. Female diseases a
spccittlty. Located at No. 807 Broad
way , second lloor. Oflice hours 0 a. m.
to 5 ] ) m. _
Heating stoves at cost to close them out
W. A Wood , No. MM Main street ,
David \ \ riglit , a colored citizen of Co
lumbia City , l-'Jti. , is ( lie father of tvrontv-
live children , most of whom are living.
His present wife is worthy of her third
hiiebiiiid , for the has borne twenty-seven
children , of whom nineteen live.
A negro well digger in Leesburg , ( in. ,
was alarmed at tnc disappearance dt his
crowbar which ho was usint. ' in the bottom
tom of the well. Investigation showed
that a thin crust of stone 'was between
him and a pool of cold water twenty feet
in diameter.
Three members of a charivari party in
Two Uivers , Wis. , were lined f 12.
TWENTY GRAND FREE GIFTS
To Be Given AwAy Bj Henry Eiseraan k ,
Co. ' People's Store.
TO THE LUCKY TICKET-HOLDERS
On January faili , 1HH7 , Consiatlnc of
Furniture , . qiilnmvnre , Clotlilnci
IllnnkctR , Tnbln MUCH , Notions , *
Money'silk ' Dt-cM Pat
terns , Ktc. , Etc.
For every two ilollnr's worth of goods
purchased , you will receive a coupon
ticket , good for one chance in the follow
ing Grand Picscnts to be given away by
us on January loth , 1SS7 :
l-'IHST PlMHK-Ono Fiiitc of Parlor
Furniture , consisting of sofa , tcte-a-tcte
and lour grand easy chairs , nil uphol
stered In assorted shades of elegant silk
plushes , worth | 13."i. '
SKCOND PIMZK-Ono Maliogony Ucd
Room Suite , consisting of Hedstead ,
Dresser and Wash Stand of elegant lintsh
with beveled glass.
THIRD 1'UlXK-Oue of the very best
six-drawer Nickel Plated Domestic Sow
ing Machines. Tlie very best machine
In the United Static , worth ? G5.00.
FOURTH PRIZE Twenty yards
( tiilnclt best grus grain Black Silk , cost
5:1,00 : per yard , worth .fCO.OO.
FIFTH PUlZK-One elegant Seal Plush
London Dyed Cloak , to bo. made to order
to lit the lucky ticket holder , worth $00.00.
SIXTH PHlZE-One pair of the finest
White Blankets made by the Pioneer
Woolen mill , of California , worth $40.00.
SEVENTH I'RIXE-One
- Beautifully
Decorated Dinner and Tea Set , consist
ing of ono hundred and forty pieces ,
worth $53.00.
EIC.HTH PRIZE An Elegant Seal
Skin Muir , Avorth $30.00.
f
NINTH PRIZE A very line Paisley
Shawl , worth $05.00.
TENTH PKlZE-Oni' Angora Beaver
Shawl , worth $30.00.
ELEVENTH PlUXE-Ono CJeutleman's '
Suit of Clothing , made of Imported
Worsted , guaranteed a fine fit for the
winner , worth fJto.OO.
TWELFTH PRIZE A Gentleman's
Fur Beaver Overcoat , worth $30.00.
THIRTEENTH PR IRE - One Boy's
Overcoat , for a boy between the ages of
a and 1 ( ! years , to be chosen by the lucky
party holding the ticket. Worth $15.00.
FOURTEENTH PRIZE Ono Boy's
Suit , for a boy between the ages of ! ! and
10 years , to be selected by the winner.
Worth $15.00.
FIFTEENTH PRIZE-One Elegant In
fant's Cloak , worth $10.00.
SIXTEENTH PRIZE-One Elegant
Brass Parlor Table , wortli $10.00.
SEVENTEENTH PRIZE-One piece ol
TiO yards "I1 mil of the Loom'1 muslin ,
worth $1.00.
EIGHTEENTH PRIZE - One half
dozen of tliovery be.st Celebrated "Gold1'
white shirts , of which wo are the exclusive - .
sive agents , worth $0.00.
N1NTEENTH PKlZE-One Fine Silk
Mnlller , worth fi.OO.
TWENTIETH PRIZE-One Linen
Table Sot , consisting of Table Cloth ami
a DocuNapkins worth ? 10.0 < ) .
TUENTT-KJRST PRIZE - A Ca-h
Present of a Twenly Dollar Gold Piece.
Total value of presents , $800.
Witli every $3 purchase you receive a
ticket , also a tlcKol for every additional
$2 purchase you make.
Hold your tickets until .January 15th ,
1887 , when the fortunate numbers will bo
announced and invited to call and re
ceive their presents.
PJC.MEMUER.
Yon have to pay nothing extra for j'onr
purchases , We guarantee to sell you
( roods uhcaper than any other house in
the'west , and best stock to select from.
WAIL ORDERS.
All orders by mail will receive prompt
attention , and' ' 'tickets ' for the free
gift distribution ) will be forwarded
and enclosed nvjth your purchases , the
same us If yon Were present in person.
These distributions will be made with
every fairness , and you may depend on it
that the lucky numbers only will receive
heir presents.
No tickets will be issued to the em
ployes of our house.
Customers only will receive the bene
fits.
fits.Call
Call and see the above mentioned pres
ents now on inhibition in our mammoth
store and convince yourself.
Respectfully ,
Hiixuy KISEMAN & Co. , '
People's Store ,
Nos. 314 , 31C , U18 and 320 Broadway ,
Council Blntls.
TAKE NOTICE !
You have but a few days' grace in which , to
purchase
Carpets , Curtains , Rugs ,
Window Shades , Etc , ,
.A.T
The UNHEARD-OF PRICES
Which we are now making. Remember that
we are shortly to make a change in the firm ,
and wish to close out our -present stock before
doing so.
Council Bluffs Carpet Co. ,
No * 4O5 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
i. * WILLIAMS ,
506 Broadway , ( Council Bluffs.
! RII lieadipg Styles and Irpporbabiops opstantly op { Han
14O6 Farnam Street , Omnhn.Neb.
BUTTERINE BUTTERINE ,
Wholesale and retail. Families supplied with ten and Iwcnly pound pack
.
ages.
J , Y , FULLER , 39 Pearl st , , Council Bluffs
This will be llie week for bargains. Our
entiic line of shawls at 85 per ct , discount.
Way down to close out. They must be
sold. We distance competition in qual
ity of goods and low prices , is tlie
veidict of any customer.
CARPETS
3Innufncttn'ci's
arc
Then never waft .so Jon ; nnd cnn-
not so remain , Onr stock Is larye
< in < l ixitli'i'iis tIioiceVices will lie
with itxfortsn
LADIES'
UNDERWEAR
At a Bargain.
Stock largeand'we are
bound to sell it out.
Call and see our goods
before purchasing
elsewhere.
HAROESS BROS ,
401 Broadway , Council Bluffs
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Kperlnl advertisements , such fin Lost , round
loJ.oHn , For Sale , To llcntnnt ; , Honrdlntr ,
etc. , will beliiFertort In thin column i < t the loir
nttoori'KN CENTS 1'KH LINE fonhe flrtt Inaer-
Ion nnd I7lro Cents I'or Una for each 6Ubs inient
insertion , Lcuve nilverllscmcntB nt our nllk'fl
No. 12 Tun ! tlioc-t , near IlrriMlvrnr , Council
llluffn.
WANTS.
"I71OH HUNT The one blory frame bufclnoKS
.1 ? liullilinir with 4-room ilwuUIni ; nltitclinient
formerly occupied by Jl , I1. Nlles , nnd known us
No. 110 .SmithMill n ttieet. .M > j > ly toM. f.
Itohre r. _
HKNT A now two itorr Irnmo hoiieo
FUII 0 inomp , hull und collar under
nut Ire houeo , on N. K. corner A onuo ! ' nnd
Little Curtis street. Only 7 blocks from Do-
hany'sopem house. . Cnll on M , 1' , Jlohrcr , at
02 Mam Btroet , ( un-tttilrt ) .
A cottiiKu of Urn or felx looms ,
WANTKD
located convenient to tnHineis ; sinull
family , no children , Aildreus "CiUpy , " Hie
otlicc. _
ANTKD-A mitn to drlvo tvuin for ibo
winter. I ) . .1 , Smith , Kiirdtier und fruit
r o wor , South 1'lrst street. _
ANTKD" A boy with pony to curry Hee
_ route. _
OU SALE Old papers for ealo nt the li e
olBco.
ANTEU-l'ftrtlrs intending to bo married
kro wanted to call lit the 1'ryor's Dee job
office to eok'Ct their wedding came.
[ /Oil BAhE At u barguln , forty acres of land
-I on North side , jieur transfer A valuable
frontage , Mel Yin smith & Co.W Main ut. *
FOUND A bunch of keys. Onner cun have
by applying to Jlee olllce. _
TTIOrND A Check on Oiniihn bunk. Owner
4c n hnro eumo bjupjjljiiijr to ilce oltice ,
Council lllutfe. _
B. RICE , M. D. ,
/ > _ - _ Or other Tumori rouiiivrd nlthoul
„ „ „
If UHt ers tbo knlfo ordrawinK of blood.
Oror thirty jrenrs practical experience.
Ho. II I'earlBt. , Council lllutfl.
Hr CoBiulUtion rree.
BOOK BINDING
I , - Ifen . .ToiirnaN , Cunuly ami
ICaiiK Work nl' Alt tiiiuli a Spec
ialty
Prompt Attention to Mail Orders
MOREHODSE & CO.
Room 1 Kvcrot Block , Council Hinds ,
Standard Papers Used. All styles of bind
ing in Muga/.iues aud
BLANK BOOKS.
.
C. n. Xulionnl Bicik , .M. K. Smith .V Co. ,
Citizens' JlHiiV. De ere , WolU * Co. ,
> li'st National IlnnV , c. II. Insurance Co ,
Officer &l > uaeyllunker . .C.13 Savlnas Uunk.
FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY ,
1514 Douglas St. , Omaha ,
NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN.
Latli es buying n $5 hat or bonnet , one far
will be paid ; ? io , lound irip.
THE HEATOH FUEL CO
Will snpp'y you with a cleaner and better
quality of
Titan any one jn tbc city. A trial will con
vince yon.
No 028 Broadway. Telephone 110.
JO1IX V. S'l'ONB. JACOII SUIS.
STONE & SIMS ,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW ,
Practice In thu Slate nnd Federal courti
Kooms 7 and 8 Slingiirt-ncno Ulonk.
mePHONE
100 ,
FIRE IHSURHHCE
-r ?
\t\ \ \ \\\Q \ \ \ following Compantej. '
Hitman Amtrlcan , of Htui I'o'A
anli , * of Hartford.
Hartford , * of Hartford.
California * , of San Francltco ,
Scottish Union A National , o
Union , of San Francltco.
ttat . of Dtt Helnii.
Wllllaiaitury C/fy / ,
marliitl wilk a " Insure also against loss by
Wind Stormt , Cycltnei and lornadoti
rnit BAI.X in COUNCIL
.
HlltH AMI OMAHA.
ONIJY LOANED ON r.oon ciry
M AND KAK.M PKOPHRTV A'l LoWChT
UAIKS. * * * * * * *
* * * * *
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS
COUNCIL IJLCJF1-S , IA ,
WHOLESALE AND JOBBING
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
DEERE. WELLS & CO. ,
Wholesale
Agricultural Implements ,
Cnrrlnires , V.to . He. Council muffs , loir * .
KEYSTONE MANUFACTl'RING CC > 7
Mmiufnctiirersof ( mil Ounlorn In
Hand and Power Corn Shatters ,
And nRC'iiotnl line of Urn ol M iiprioiiltuul
Implements.
No . 1BOI , l l. IHtt nuil 1S07 . < outli M ln Slrett ,
_ * Council HiilT , , lowii. _
"
IAMI ) HRAULKV , V C ( > 7
ilnmlf'n nuil.lotihort of
Agricultural Implements , Wagons ,
C rrl ei . nurt nil Xlnd of F rm Mnehlnprr.
1100 to Hit South Main Htrtet , Counoll niuffn ,
Ion * .
COUNCIL Bl.UFFS CARPET CO. ,
Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades
Oil Ctotlm , Oiirtnln Flxturei , Ut1nil | tt > rr tlo
Etc. Not ( OS Uroxdwijr Commit Illuffi ,
ln ra.
ClOAllS , lOUAKl'O. K'lV.
PKKKHOY & MOORE ,
WliolcMla .toblMir * In th
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes
Nos. ISMsIn uU7 l' rl SU. Council Uluff * .
low * .
COMMISSION ,
SNYlKlF& LHAMAN ,
frnit and Produce Commission Merchants.
No 14I'onrl St. , Council
DKl'tlUISTg ,
HARLE , HAAS ftcoT ,
Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass ,
rnrelst ' Silmlrlrj. Kto. No , 22 Mnln St. , and
No. Sl' iarlSl , , roum-ll Khiiri.
nit ; rs.
O. W. Ut'TTS ,
Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty
General Comml § ion. No. it ! Dr rvdw y ,
Council
W1RT DUQUhTTE ,
Wholesale Fruits , Confectionery ,
- A Nil-
COMMISSION ,
No > . ir.iimt 18 1'cikil St. , Coimoll
IIAnXKSH. ETC.
BECKMAN , bTROHBEHN & CO. ,
llaiiii'aotiireis of snrt Whultnatu Do ilun In
Leather , Harness , Saddlery , Etc.
No. Ko Mnln 31. . Commit Uluifi , low * .
u A 7-N , ( M/v . Brr.
_ _ _
METCALF BROTHER .
Jobbers In Hats , Caps and Gloves.
Nos. . ' 112 nuil H4I Hioaihvay. Council IHtllTd.
IlKAVY
KEEL1NE * FELT.
WhnlcsMu
Iron , Steel , Nails , Heavy Hardware ,
. \VooilHoek , Cuunoll lltutTi ) , I own.
orns.
COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO. ,
WliolcdHlo le lur § In
Illuminatiug & Lubricating Oil ; G
E3TO. , KTO.
F.Thoodorp , A ont , Cuunoll llluTj. ! TOWA.
KTC.
A. OVERTON fi CO. ,
Hard Wood , Sonthera Lumber , Piling ,
And Dridif" Maturlul Snnclaltl 8Wholoialn Lum
ber ol all Kindt. Ollloo No. 1 % ) M la St. ,
Council HIiillB. low * .
n'lXKS AND JjlQUOItl.
JOHN LINDElt ,
Wholosnln
Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors
for St. ( lOttlianl's llnrli Illtteid. No-U
MrtlnHt. Couurll Illuilt.
SCHNEIDER & BECK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
t , . 1'i.imrll Hints.
L. KIRSCHT & CO. ,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
No. 116 IJroudwny , rouncll
CBESTON HOUSE
The only hotel in Council Hlufl'b having
re Esoa/pe
And all mo 'crn improvcinenti.
21/5 / , ' , ' 17 and tll ! ! Main et.
MAX MOIIN , Prop.
Reduction in Prices ,
JN
China Glassware Etc.
, , . ,
AtV.S Ilomnr * Co's , No. aa.Malii bt
Council Ulufls.
MELVIN SMITH & CO. ,
srr i i > uns in
McMAHON & CO ,
ibst acts of Title , Lean and Real Hs-
tat ) Broker No. 236 Main St.
llnvlitfi ] > nrtitiiisril f"HU < > s < rrlhi-
blf nhnlfdct lnHil > H In thin enmity , "
l.'noiun its ( tut "MvMnlinn Abtru < : l
JSoul ; * , " ii'f < irr now in'ejHtrrtl lit fur-
nlxh nlisti'nct anil ri'Hnri't
* fully m > -
llclt tint iHiti'nniiiet > f nil thom" iii'slr-
ina correct itli h'itiin of title tit Inniln
anil loin in I'nttdnmltHinlc connti/ .
SMITH 6 CO ,
HO. 236 Win ST. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Buy COAL
Of G. MAYNE ,
At nth Bt ami IItli iivo.i and M. Giilla-
'ri Hi ore , Lower Kroiulwuy.