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THE OMAHA DAILY REE : TUESDAY DECEMBER. 7. 1880 ,
THE DAILY BE15.
COUNCfiTBLUFFS
TUKSDAT MORNING DEC. 7.
OFFICE , WO. 12 , PEARL STBEET.
Dtllmed l > y farrier In nnr part of the city t
twenty tt uti per neck.
II. W.TU.TON. - - Malinger.
TKJKJ'HO.NK < 3 :
BCMjcmOrrtrt : , Ko. 13.
Nium KDITOII No. 23.
Ml.NOlt SI i\TION. :
N. Y. Plumbing Co.
New fall goods at Uuilor's.
ML A. Casper is nov\ Inking orders for
holly wreaths for ChrNtnms decoration.
C. W. D.-ilbcy lias rfioiganizud his bjind
niul orcliuitra , and is prepared to furnish
bcltur music than cur.
A inun fell in : i fit in a prominent
saloon jesterdav. nnd fora time it was
Uiou hUliat the coroner would be needed ,
but ho revived.
Lost on Main or I Vail street , bet wren
Jlrondwa.y anil l'ir-i nveniiu , a white sank
containing tlB.Ci. 1'liulur will be rewarded -
warded on leaving it with 11. Hued , at
American Impress ollicc.
'J he Unptisls urr to ha\u an entertain *
inont Thursday night in their church.
] { efrc hnicnts will be served al (1 ( o'clock.
mnlarioiis fancy articles will bo "old
Theie will aKo be a pleasing prograninu' .
'J'he Harmony mission j-ocial that was
'
pnstioiR'd | will'take place this evening at
Mrs. Palmer's , Iltirniony street. The
Indies c\pcrt a large attendance and will
serve nice refreshments fiom 0 to 10
o'clock for ! . " > cents.
Last evening a small ronipany of
friends were happily entertained at the
hou < e of 1'iof. ami Mrs. iJames Me-
Nuugliton , and weie given a pleasing op
portunity of meeting Mr. and Mr1- . Arm
strong , of DesMoines , whoaiould friends
of the family.
A man claiming to 'iail fiom Omaha , a
Ftranger in tin : city , was in the Crystal
hall the other evening and left ? IOO for
Mifo keeping. He wa < a little full at the
time , and as lie hii : not .inc'ii ujiprarnd
to claim the money it is tlionght lie niu t
liavo forgotten wliero hu lett it. If he
will call around to the place designated
heill lind his money all right.
A few days ago u man from Omaha
was arrested here for trying to veil a sil
ver cup. As lie claimed that he got it in
Omaha , and ( here was no contradictory
pi oof , lie was let go. It now appears that
some one has taken a cup belonging to
L. Harris , an elegant one fnt him a a
present from. Jerusalem , and most highly
pri/ed by nim. On di5co\oiAig the lo < \
of his clip lie proceeded to look up the
-picious young man , having noticed
the fact of his arrest in the Bi.i : , but it
was too late. Tin * young man had gone ,
nnd lie is quid certain thai it was the
' missing cup winch the fellow watrjing
to ell \\hen arrested.
Council ISIitfls Council.
The pity fathers met last night in regu
lar monthly cession in the council cham
ber. There were a largo number of oil-
ii'ens present who weic interested in
granting the Union 1'acitic the right of
wajto come up ami establish a freight
depot at Main street Tenth avenue ,
thinking that tiie matter would probably
como before the council.
The greater part ot the session vva * oc
cupied b3" the city auditor reporting bills
that had be"ii presented him , including
the.salaiies of the city government em-
ployes.
The mayor suggested the police bo
paid out of the pollen fund at their olil
salaries , intead of general fund warrants.
as at present , ns the police and marshal
arc to a certain extent responsible i'or
the increase of the police Innd in exact
ing licenses , etc Alderman Shugart
suggested they bo paid a proportion in
cash and the balance in warrants , in
order to allow cash to others.
It was finally agreed to pay the city
employes half in cash and half in oily
wan ants.
A resolution wa = passed authorising
the employment of additional counsel to
assist the city attorney in the injunction
suits against the city jut started.
Adjournment vvns then taken until next
Monday.
Millincrv ( Jooilsat cost for next 30
days , Mrs.V. . , ) Scoles , No. 2W , Uroail-
way.
_ _ _ _ _ _
Weatherstrips at Chapman'- .Main.
An ele'gant line of short wraps , new-
markets , etc. , uheap , to close thorn out.
JOHN Uixo : & Co.
Dr. Ilanchett.ollleeNo 1'i Pearl street.
lli'siileiicu I''O I'ourth street. Telephone
No. 10.
USD Jicttcr Oil.
C. tJ. lllanchard , the deputy oil inspector
specter , has been having his eye on the
oil used in the street car lamps , and
claims to have notified the. company that
the oil was not up 4o standard , but no at
tention being paid to the notices sent by
him , lie has tiled complaint agninsl the ;
company. He has : > lso discovered that
Home of ilio lineknien am using in their
lamps an inferior quality of oil , and ho is
threatening to commence action- , against
them.
' 1 ho osiMi against the street car com
pany is to conusnn before Jiiatico Frainey
ne.xt Thuistluy.
To reduce our stock wo have marked
nil our Retail goods down to Wholesale
prices , and can therefore sell goods
cheaper than ant' house in this city.
Mnu.i : : AU'sio Co , 103 Main St.
A Iillllo Gem
of arl , in every package of ( Joi.n MHDAL
CUFKKK. Ask yon" grocer about it.
( ironowcg ite Hi.'liountyen , wholesale
agents.
A Novel Soulnlilo.
The Hroadway Methodist church people
ple uro preparing for a novel entertain *
incut to be given on the 10th. It is to ;
consist of a gouts' social , The gentle
men , instead of the ladies , are to form
thu committed of reception , and the re-
( iishinunts will be cooked and served by
masculine hands. The waiters , the
cooks , the entertainers throughout will
bo gentlemen. The new departure will
bo novel at least.
Jvovv goods and Christmas Novelties at
Kirkland's , jeweler , No. UWHroadway.
A line , large line of ttie most elegant
watches , chains , .silver and plated ware ,
decorated China and glassware , suitable
for holiday and vmldintr presents , at 0 ,
I ) . .Jacqucmin in Co.'s , No. 27 Main
etreiit.
Substantial abstracts of titles and real
estatu loans , JV. . & K , L. Squire. No ,
101 Pearl btrcot , Council Mill's.
Don't buy your now suit or overcoal
until you look at those at Mctculf Bros' ,
I'vcrjbody's store , pooU place to buj
goods. No , 8 3.Ma.in street ,
Notice Opnra house barber shop , ball
rooms re-opened.
m
Hard and soft coal , best quality , nl
B'I/CS , Missouri nnd Iowa wood , ( J. it
Fu l company , 5iW Uroadway. Tele
phone 180. _
Coed overcoats f3.50 , pants ? 1 to f3.50
other goods in proportion. Everybody'
ion ; , tftt Main ,
PROTESTS AGAINST TAXES ,
A Handful of Injunctions Served By Dissat
isfied Citizens ,
A SWITCHMAN'S SUDDEN CALL.
Trouble Cnimci ! by .Slinking Dice Tor
Clenrs-Thc Men to Cook ti
Clntroli Supper Other
Jlijiponltius.
Agnliiftt
The threatened injunctions again * the
city to restrain the collection of certain
special improvement assessments were
served ycstetuny. The tax sale began
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock , and be
fore thai hour arrived theio injunctions
were served. The following is the list of
tho-e who thus seek to resist the payment
of the assessments made against their
property for grading , sewering and pav
ing , the amount of their taxes being also
Given :
J. Dickey . 3 1 5
A. U. Wiilki-i . asi or ,
M. It. Swun . -WT 00
K.S. Platiiei . 2 , ' . i4Til
J. P. linnldcn . " ,1 ! > 2 ftt
A. M.Wilson . to 17
Cliarles H.iii hli . "Mb 17
A. Culver. . . . . . 1CW
. ) . W. Damon . -Ml 77
A.C. L-uson . 21000
Ira Plainer . M W
K. L. Helllngur . ' - ' 0
A. W.W . Ifi SK )
M. H. Swan . ' _ J5
Total . "loilCBW
The grounds alleged for the i suingof
tlic injunctions restruining the collection
of those asscssmerts , arc several. It is
claimed that the cityluis. . no riglit to issue
the bonds as. . it had already exceeded ijs
limitation under the state law. It is
also claimed that there was not legal no
tice given of the asicismrnts. Also that
the pronorty of the petitioner has not
been beneliltcd by sewering , grading
and paving. The petitioners li'ivo re-
luinril Stone & Sims as their attorneys.
Some , in fact most of the temporary
injunctions in these cases , are issued by
.Judge Loofburow , a few being issi.cd by
Judge Ajlcawortli. The improvements
objected to arc tho- made on Broadway
and Main streets.
The news of this action spread quickly
yesterday , and caused no little amount
of indignant talk among those desirous
of seeing the city move along. If some
of those who thus seek to Keep from pay
ing for tlic-e improvements could , huve
heard the opinions expressed by otheis
they certainly would not have felt highly
complimented.
Theio will bo steps taken at once to
defend the interests of the city. Just
what move will be made is not fully de
cided upon , but the city attorney ib tak
ing the matter in hand and a lively time
i- , looked for before the final result is
reached. The assurance is given that tiie
improvements of the city will not be
stopped by this handful of taxpayers , but
may bo some changes made in the man
ner of securing them in the future and
paying for them. The city will hardly
leel like lending its credit to : tc-
connnoihito property owners , and issu
ing its bonds o that private parties can
liuvo a series of years in which to pay for
Mich improvements , especially if this
policy is to bo pursued by the property
owners. Under the state laws these im
provements can bo ordered , can be made ,
ami the property owners can be made to
pay for them cash down , instead of being
allowed time. If this arrangement for
time is not appreciated then the city can
provide to suit those who thus object to
pnjing for improvements.
It is a matter of congratulation that
there are so few who thus stop into court
to light improvements. Tiie list embraces
not many influential nanic , and the
amount involved is not large when taken
in Us total.
Heating stovci at cost to close them out.
W. A. Wood , No. 501 Main street.
Electric door bells , burglar alarms and
every form of domestic electrical appli
ances at the New York Plumbing Co.
*
CUUKhlA CKUSJ1KI > .
.James Colbiirn Killed in the Union
1'aciflc Ynrda.
Yesterday afternoon a terrible accident
occui red in the Union Pacific yardy , by
which .lames Colbiirn , one of the switch
men lost his life. He was ubout to pull a
pin , uncoupling two box cars , and the
train was slowly backing up. In pulling
the pin his boot cot caught between the
guard rail and the rail proper , Us boot
being thus held as if in a vise. With a
cry of , "Oh , my God ! " lie fell length
wise of the rail and three wheels passed
over him. George Gnnn and Ed Archer
were the nearest ones to to him as the ac
cident occurred , anil Archer signalled
the engineer , who stopped the train
quickly , there haviuir passed over the
form of the prostrate man the wheels of
one truck , while the first wheel of
the second truck was still upon him
when the stop was made. He was
of course lifeless when taken from beneath
the car. It is not often that u man falls
thus lengthwi o of a rail , and the result
of the crushing and cutting was therefore
worse than usual. Coroner Fnnl was
notified. The family reside at No. 1510
Tenth avcnvo , ami consibU of the wife
olid seven children Mr. Colbiirn has
been employed in the yards in Omaha ,
but about thrco months ago was trans
ferred to this side of the river. Ho was
aged about forty , of excellent habits ,
genial towards all his associates
and faithful to his employers.
The Midden death is indeed u heavy blow
to his loved ones.
The coroner's jury consisted of II. W
Tilton , R. Morgan , and N. O'lJnon. The
chief apparent cause for the accident was
the absence of any blocking between the
guard rail and the rail proper. The jury
returned simply u vcullct narrating the
tact of the death resulting in this way.
The mangled remains were taken to
the undertaking rooms of R. Morgan ,
and there arranged in as suitable condi
tion as possible before being taken to the
homo. The time of the funeral will be
announced hereafter.
Weatherstrips at Chapman's lOjMain.
Stamping and full variety of embroidery
materials. Mrs. H. P Nilos,402 , BMway
Five hundred overcoats for boys and
children , from f LOO up.
up.MKTCAU Uitos.
No Dice SbttkliiK For Clears.
"No , young man , no more shaking
dice for the cigars here. " The remark
came with such a tone of "this means
business , " that after the young man hail
gone out the BIK : man asked the pro
pnetor o ! the cigar store why he had
made this now rule , "The fact is I've
hud all the dice shaking that 1 want , II
don't pay. I've had the whole countci
h lined with a crowd of fellows who would
staiut there by the hour and shako dice
for the cigars. That makes business ' .
Not much. The fact is they keep or
shaking , and some times they get up U
forty or fifty cigars , in their mind
but beep shakinc until they quii
ubout even , and nt the wind-up perliap :
1 sr 11 them two cigars. The wrangle am
nil the other un pleasant features of dic <
shaking arc annoying and I get nothing
out of it. No , It don't pay to liavo dice-
shaking in the place. It's a good deal ot
bother and no profit.
See that your books are made by Moore-
house A : Co , room 1 , Everett block.
Mr . lr D. Truesdoll , a graduate of
the Toronto , Canada , Therapeutics insti
tute. is prepared to treat all clashes of
diseases "and demonstrate the curative
power of electricity" in accordance with
a new nnd complete system of Electro-
Therapeutics , Electro-Magnetism and
Static Electricity. Female diseases a
specially. Located at No. 007 Broad
way , second floor. Oflico hours ! ) a. m.
to 0 p. m ,
We have a line large line of Christum *
novelties that , we are selling cheaper
than ever was known , also mulllcrs. silk
handkerchiefs , ladies' and gents' glove" ,
clothing , line sealskin caps , etc.
JuiiN Bhj o & Co.
The Mueller
Below is n li t of twenty presents which
will be distributed on January 1 , 1887 ,
among tlioc > who hold tickets.
Every oO cent purchase entitles you to
one ticket.
We self all goods the lowest of any
house in the city.
FntiT Piti/.i : One large Music Box ,
$15.00.
Sicoxi : Pii/n : One line Lady Doll ,
four feet high , S'M.OO. '
Tn i no Piii/.r. One Musical Cigar
Holder , $15.00.
Fotwin Pm/K One Musical Cigar
Holder , $12.50.
FIFIII Piii/.n One line dressed Doll ,
Boy , s .OO.
SIXTH PIJI/.I : Ono line dressed Doll ,
$7.00.
Snv r.XTii Pitizn Ono line Doll , * 0.00.
Eiuuiii Pui/.i : Olio Toilet Sot. flOO.
NINIH Piti/.i-one : Fancy \ \ ork Basket ,
$5.00.
TKSI it Puix.i : One I anoy Work Basket ,
$5.00.
EUVI.NTH : : Piti/.K One Odor Case
12.7.5.
T\vii.nu : PKI/.I : Ono Odor Case
sf2.no.
Timiir.xiit : : PIIITX One Toilet Case
I'ltizi : One Bisiquo Fig-
urc-f2.25.
FiFTuuvni Piti/i--0nc Uisimic figure
$1.75.
SIXTEUXTH PitiJCK One Cup and Saucer
-$1,75.
SIVIMT.IXIH : : PKIX.E Ono Cup and
Saucer $1.00.
Ejiiini.Mii : : PIMZI : One Pair Vuses
$1.50.
NiNKTCExni PISI/.I : Ono Statuary
$1.50.
TwKXTinm Piti/.n One Swiss House
$1.00.
We sell our goods lower than any other
house in the citv and invite un inspection
of goods and prices.
Mrir.i.ii : : < Mr io COMPANV.
No. 103 Main Street , Council Blull's.
Call for everything you need , bottom
prices , Everybody's store , 823 Main.
Wall paper , shades , paints , etc. H. P.
Nilcs , No. 402 Broadway.
Stoves ! Stoves ! StovosI For the next
thirty days I will sell heating stoves at
cost for cash only. P. C. Dr. VOL.
Wo will give $ lJO ! worth of presents
"
away January 1 , 1837. Every 50 cent
purchase will get you a ticket. Pri/.cs
will be exhibited in our show windows.
MUKU.EU Music1 Co. , 1UO Main bt.
This will be the vcek for bai gains , Our
entire line of shawls at 2j per ct. discount.
Cloaks , Cloaks
Way down to close out. They must be
sold. We distance competition in quill-
it of goods and low prices , is the
verdict of any customer.
CARPET
i'lnu price *
Then never wits so low , and < ' < tn-
nui tun-cumin. Our .s/oi7 / in law
ami pttttrrna cltulre * Pi'lren will lie
irltli tin for ten
LADIES'
UNDERWE
At a Bargain.
Stock large , and'we are
bound to sell it out.
Call and see our goods
before purchasing
elsewhere.
HARKNESS BROS. ,
401 Broadway , Council Bluffs
Buy COAL
Of G , MAYNE ,
At iith st ami llth uvo. , ana M. lialla-
Klior's store , Lower liroaihvny.
JOHN V. STONE. JACOI1 SlMg.
STONE & SIMS ,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW ,
Practice in the Stntc and Federal conrti
Rooms 7 ttnd 8 SluiKiirt-liuno Ulo .lf.
OOTJISTCIL BIj-CTiniPS
Horses and Mules
For all purposes , bought and cold , at retail
and in lotg. Large quantities to ( elect
from. Several pairs of fine driver ! ) , tin
gle or double. * '
MASON WISE.
Council DJufls.
TWENTY CR'AND FREE GIFTS
To Bo Given Awiy By Hcnrj Eitenjan &
Oo.'s People's Store.
TO THE LUCKY TICKET-HOLDERS
On Innunry l. tti , 1HH7 , ConslstliiK or
I'urnitnrc , Clllnnxvarc , Clotlilns ,
ninnkcts , Table I/ltien , Notions ,
Sloncy , SHU DrogH 1'nt-
tern * , lite. , I'.tc.
Tor every two dollar's worth of
purchased , you will receive a coupon
ticket , good for one clianeo in the follow
ing Grand Pi events to be given away by
us on Januarj nth , 13S7 :
I-'IHST PItl/.K-One suite of Parlor
rurniturc , consisting of sofa , tclc-a tele
and four grand easy chairs all uphol
stered In assorted shades ol elegant silk
plushes , worlh fl'Jo.
SliCOXi ) PIMXK-Ono Mahogony lk-d
Hooni Suite , consisting of Uedstcad ,
Dresser and Wash Stand of elegant finish
with bexcled glasq , worth $100.
Till HI ) PUIXK-Ono of the very best
six-drawer Nickel Phited Domestic Sew
ing Machine1 ? . The very best machine
in the United States , uorth ' { Co.UO.
KOUHT1I PH1X.K - Twenty yar.N
( lUlnctt best gros grain Black Silk , coU
n,00 per yard , worth
FIFTH PHlZK-Ouc elegant Seal Plush
London Dyed Cloak , to bo made to order
to lit the lucky ticket holder , worth $ (50.00. (
SIXTH PHlZK-One pair of the finest
White Blankets made by the I'ionccr
Woolen mill , of California , worth . * 40.00.
SlvVCNTH PHIZK-Ono Beautifully
Decorated Dinner and Tea Set , consist
ing of one hundred and forty piece' ' ,
worth $50.00.
KIUIITII PHI'/K An Klogant Seal
Skin Muir , wortli ifitO-OO.
NINTH PHIXH--A very line Paisley
Shawl , wortli ifGS.OO.
TENTH 1'KlZE-One Angora Beaver
Shawl , worth $ ; JO.OO.
ELEVENTH PRI/E-Onc Gentleman's
Suit of Clothing , made of Imported
Worsted , guaranteed a line fit for the
winner , worth ? "o.OO.
TWELFTH PKIZE-A Gentleman's
Fur Beaver Overcoat , worth sf-DO.OO.
THIRTEENTH PR1KE One Boy's
Overcoat , for a boy between the ages of
3 and 10 years , to be chosen by the lucky
party holding UIG ticket. Wortli $15.00.
FOURTEKNTII PlHZE-Ono '
- Hoy's
Suit , for a boy between the ages of ! ! and
10 years , to be selected by the winner.
Worth .i-15.00.
F1FTEEXTH PHI/CE-One r.lpgant In-
fant's Cloak , wortli $10.00.
SIXTEENTH PRIZE -One Elegant
Brass P.xrlor Table , wortli ? 10.00.
SEVENTEENTH PRIXE-One piece ol
BO yards "I'ruit of the Loom" muslin ,
wortli $1.00.
EIGHTEENTH PRIZE - One half
do/.cn of thoverv best Celebrated "Gold"
white shirts , of which we arc the exclu
sive agents , worth fO.OO.
NJNTEENTH PRIZE-One Fine Silk
Mulller , wortli f5.CO.
TWFA'TIETII PRIZE-One Linen
Table Set , consisting of TuDIo Cloth and
a Do/.cn Napkins worth -f 10.00.
TWENTY-FIRST PRIZE - A
Present of a Twenty Dollar Gold Piece.
Total value of presents , $800.
With every -f 2 purchase yon receive a
ticket , also a ticicot for every additional
$2 purchase j'ou make.
Hold your tickets until January ir.th ,
1887 , when the fortunate numbers will be
announced and invited to call and re
ceive their presents.
REMEMBER.
You have to pay nothing extra for your
purchases. We guarantee to sell you
goods cheaper than any other house in
the west , and best stock to select fiom.
MAIL ORDERS.
All orders by mail will receive prompt
attention , and > tickets for the free
gift distribution will be forwarded
and enclosed with your purchases , the
same as if yon were present in person.
TIiesQ distributions will be made with
every fairness , and you maj * depend on it
that the lucky numbers only will receive
heir presentj.
No tickets will bo issued to the em
ployes of our houso.
Customers only will receive the bene
fits.
fits.Call
Call and see the above mentioned pi ev
ents now on exhibition in our ninmmoth
btoro and convince yourself.
Respectfully ,
JlC.NKV J'.ISEMAN & CO. ,
People's Store ,
Nos. 314 , 310 , 818 and 9-JO Broadway ,
Council
TAKE NOTICE !
You have but a few clays' grace in which to
purchase
Carpets , Curtains , Rugs ,
Window Shades , Etc , ,
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. 405 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
s furnisher ,
506 Broadway , ( SGimcil Bluffs.
licadipg Styles and ImpopboLiops Qopstopbly op Hand.
14O6 Farnam Street. Omahn.Neb.
Farming hands in Iowa , Minnesota , Kansas and ranging from $5.00 to
110.00 per acre. School and state lands in Minnesota on 30 years' lime 5 per
cent interest , hand Hnyers fare free. Information , rtc. , jriviMi bv
. . . ' ' '
F. 3P. Xj-A.'U'ST 'CJ
No. o..j " Broadway , Council Mlull's , Iowa , agent for Fividrikson - & Co. , Chicago.
I Will Pay tiie Highest Price in Cash
roil ALL KINDS OK
SiCOEMW F TOR MO STOVES ,
XO. OS IKltOAIHVAY ,
Wholesale nml retail. Families sui i > licil Avitli ton and twenty pound
.
iiffi" )
J , Y. FULLER , 39 Pearl st , , Council Bluffs
FIRE INSURANCE
\ [ \ \\\Q \ \ \ following Companies-
Oilman Amt'lcan , of Nttu Yorh
Phcrnlx , " of Hailfoid.
Hartford , * of Hartfoid.
Caltfornlan , of San Francisco ,
Scottish Union & National , vfCdlntiuiy
Union , of San Francisco ,
State , * of DCS Moines
niltiamiliurg Ciy , * of Hioohlijn.
fete marked with a * Insure alia ayalnst loss by
Wind Storm } , Cyclones and Toinatives.
ron SAI.Z IN
± Ill.l rrS AMI CIMfllA.
ONEY LONKD ON ooon cnv
AVI ) FAHM I'KOI'I RTV AT I.OWr.ST
RAIKS. * + * * * * ' 'l'4. *
SPECIAL NOTIOES.
mlVfrllhuiiKMitH , t-iifli fin Lost , Fo itiri
, Tor Si\U . To ItcntSnnt , Hoitnlln ! , " ,
etc i will boliiEorlod In thlt. column t tlio low
intootTEN CUNTS I'KK LINE foi thoHret insor-
Ion nnil KivoL'cuie I'or I.lnu for o chnubticU ) | < nn
Interllou. I.tiivo ncUeillsewi'iils i\t our olnoii
No. 1U IViil stifLt , nc.ir llromliv.iy , C'ountil
WANTS.
rpOK SAI.U-Or lli'iit Floin building , tt
I' ttro slniius. lot " .riluri , htnlilcu , v" ' " "n
, lornlsub in contur of tiiihlnutK portion ot Han
cock , U. Addnus Wllllain H flutlw , .Nooln. In.
TClOlt HUNT A now t\to utoijr finmo hout-o
J ? ' coiiliiinlnif t ) loiimH , Imll mid oclliir under
< ntlro hoitsi ) , on N. ' corner Avenue 1'and
I.ittlo t'urtlfl Mrcet. Only 7 liloctos liom Do
hnny'8opera liousn Cull on M. 1llohrci , ul
rOM Vain street , ( tip-sliilrs ) .
VyANTii-A : ) I'Ollniro ot ttro or fix roomi.
Ini-Rlocl convdiiloiil to bnslni'ps ; small
family , no children. Addrrst "C'rihpy , " lli'o '
ollicc.
ollicc.WAN'IKD A mini to Uiivo I HI in for the
winter. I ) . .1. Smllli , giudntr mid Iruit
owui , South 1'lrst
ANTIIIA boy irllli jiony to cuiry Iliu
route ,
_
oTTsAI.K Old impois for ( fulo at tiie lite
olBcu.
"WANTKlJ-I'arlli'Bliitcndliiir to lie m rrleit
> > am wanted to call nt thu Tool's lieu Jot )
office to select their cildlnir CBrda.
Olt BAM : At n ai-KHln , fotlj ncres ol land
JL1 on Nurtb sldo , ncur tiantfur A viiluablo
fronlngu. Mclvin Hiultli Ac Co i'C ! MHIII si.
"Ij OL'XI ) A linncli of keys. Owner can ha\o
.1 ? by upplylnjr to lice ollice.
TjlOI'ND A Chuck on Omatm ImnU. Owner
JD can Uuvu sumo by itm > bl K to Hit oltltf ,
Couneil IJIulfa.
FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY ,
1514 Douglas St. , Omaha ,
NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN.
Ltdies b u > Ing a $5 hat OT bonnet , one far
Le paid , ? io , icvind li'ip.
MELYIN SMITH & CO ,
MI ; ( L-SOHS 10
McMAHON & CO ,
Abst-acts of Title , Lean and Real Es-
tata Broker' ' , No 235 Main St.
rrfiti-
c itti-itrtict booh * In Iliirt
ti.t tlic "i\ri'M \ < ilutn
/ < / / ubf-trttcti * anil reiwlfullu so
licit Hit' jMiti'omtf/i'of all ///o.sr r.s/r- /
litij correct Hl > ti'icts of t life to lauds
anil lots in 1'otlnwnttiiinle cvitnlt/ .
mm SMITH & co , ,
NO , 238 MAIN Si\ , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
N. SCHUBZ ,
Justice of the Peace
Oftice ovci American Evprcts.
" THEATRiCAtr
WIGS ,
BEARDS ,
Grease
Paints
, * ,
1 ma'
rjncpt iin
l J.iuo of
N VVuct ol
Mrs. C. L. Crillette's
Human Hair Emporium ,
No , 209 Mum Street , Council Muffs , /OH a.
Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards. .
IMOAWVAY , COt'NUJL HMU'I'.S ,
Uiiinui )
EM
enc
r
c = i
llo cs nnd iniik-h ki'jit con t.intlv on
liniitl , for biilc at K-taii or in rar loads.
Oilers prompth filled I v contract on
hhort noliro Stuck mild on conimibaion.
SUM ii it it Hul \ . \ , 1'rojnietois.
Tuloplinnu No 114
Kornu-rly < > l Kc.ilc \ \ stable , corner
lRtv _ : o nnd Uh strci-t (
R. BICE , M. D. ,
rnnrano Ol littler I'lllllOrt I C'lllO * Cj WlttlOUt
Cancers ( | , u Rnifi > ordruwii > jxi ; ( li'ood
( imr thnty jcuih prMCtH'oUrcciiuaiv.
No. II I'turJi1 ! . CtunnllJluUa.
oii lue.
THE BEATON FUEL CO'
Will nipp'y you v\ith a cleaner and better
quality of
COAL
Than anv one in the city. A tii.il will con *
vincc jou.
No 02S Hroadvvay. Telephone 110.
WHOLESALE AND JOBBING
COUNCIL BLUFFS. rt. m
* ]
UKKKK , Wni.hS & CO. ,
Wholciilo '
Agricultural Implements , Bu loj , v
Cm Hares , Kto , His. Council HlnT ( . loirn.
KKYSTONK'AIANUKAt'T'L'HtNo" ' COT
MHiiiitiiutiirursnr utnl Uonlcis In
Hand and Power Corn Sheilas ,
And HKCMOinl linn of tlf t cln < s Mjcrlcilltllir , !
hnpleinents
NOF. HOIilJtl , IfAl nnrt IW * ? oulh Main Slreol ,
Council HitilM , town ,
ID UUADI.KY & CO. ,
Mnnur'iinnl.lohlioM nt
Agricultural Implements , Wagons , Boggles ,
Carrlaireo. and nil klniU of K rm Maehlncrf.
I1W to Ills South Main Street , Council Illuffr ,
Iowa.
fMH/'K/.S. /
COUNCIL HMJFl'S CAKPKT CO. ,
Carpets , Curtains , Y/indow / Shades
Oil Cloths , Curlnln Klxtiiron , Upholmorr Goo
Htc. No. 105 llroMliTBy Couni-H Uluffs ,
Inna.
CIO A IIS , 7H.lt'tO ) , iil\ :
I'KHK(3OV ( & MODUK ,
Wlioli-snlo .lolilitfrs In lh
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes
Koe. SSMaln nnd 27 rota I 3U. Council llluffa ,
lonn.
COJMf/.SSfO.V.
STOH.\Ji ( :
Fruit and Produce Commission Merchants.
JV-M mnl M 1'onl St. , luuncll Illlltre.
11AHLK , HAAS & CO. .
Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass ,
e' Htinili U < K. itc. Nc. U Mnlu St , nml
Ko. 21 1'onrl St. , Connoil IIIutTs.
utnrx.
O. W. UU'r'L'.S ,
Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty
Ucia-ial Comml'Plon. N'o. ! > U Ui ttihy ,
( 'OIIIH'll ItlllfTl.
\VIHT As
Wholesale Fruits , Confectionery ,
-AND
COMMISSION ,
NOH. Irt 1111,1 18 I'unil St. Council lllulTH.
JMKJVCSS. wrc.
UKCKMAN , STIIO1IHKI1N & CO. ,
Jlniiii'm'tumsoC and Whnlosalu toHlur ) la
Leather , Harness , Saddlery , Etc.
Ko tea Mnlu Bt. . Counell I1I IT , loira.
HATH , CAl'8. ETC.
METCALF JiKOTIIliUS ,
Jobbers la Hats , Gaps and Glims.
No ? . n and 314 nronilwAy. Council Bluffi.
HEAVY
KKKhlNE & FlvLT ,
Iron , Steel , Nails , Heavy Hardware ,
Ami Woods-lock , Council ItlulTs , IOITB.
COUNCIL HLUl'VS OIL CO. ,
Wlmlcsulo loilirj ! ) In
Illuminating & Lubricilloj Oils
ETC. , H3TO.
F.Tlicoiliiic , Aircnt , fulinuil HlciTs.
A. OVKIITON & CO .
Hard Wood , Southern Lumber , Piling ,
4 > EHrlil/o ( ! / Mnli'iiiil . > iiouliilll DWliiIoiiiln ) [ , uw
turulnl ) Kinds , lllllco No IJj Ma.n . St. ,
Council llllltTA. luirn.
H'lXES
JOHN LINDKK ,
VV lioll'nlllu
Imported and Domestic Wines & Llquara
Aireut for St. Ootthairt'a llnrb lllitori. No. U
MnlnSt. Council lllnlTs.
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
JNfctM .Wiln St. . r.iuiicC
L. K115.SCI1T & CO.
Wholesale Liquor Dealers ,
No. 41fl llroftdvrity , Council ISIuir-t
CRESTON HOUSE
The only hotel in Council HI iftt , having
re
And all mnJcni iinprovcinenli.f
J10 , 'J17 and 'Jl'J ' Main st. f
MAX MOHN , 1'top.
Reduction in Prices ,
IN
China , Glassware , Bf
AtW.S Iloinur & < Vs. No M .M.ii
Council Bin lit ,
BOOK BINDNG ,
t , < onnlj mid vJ
ICiinUVorKor.VII
iully
Prompt Attention to Mail Orders
IOREHOUSE & GO.
Knout 1 Kvci'et liloek , t'onncll
Slanduid I'.ijn ra I'nwl All hljlc * of b nil.
Ing in .Miijiu/iiH's and /
BLANK BOOKS.
Hiriitr.NrKs : :
( . . II. .National llu.ik , M , K. Bimtli A Co. ,
CillMiu * Uuuk. IlenifVolU \ It Co. , <
fcirn Nklioiial DuiiU. Q. II. Insilnii ) ( k > . ,
zi Hank.
