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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 22. I860 :
TUB DAILY BJJK.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS
WEDNESDAY MOIINIXG UKC. 23.
OFFICE , WU. 12 , PEARL STREET.
OtllU'icd bjrnriit'rin nnr ri > rt ° f the city nt
t tnly itiUBinr wtoL.
I ! . \V. TII.TO.V. Manager.
TKI.KPHONCS ;
nrfiKr.KSOmcr. , No. U.
NIOIIT liunoit No. " ) .
311NOII nilC
N. Y. I'luniuiiiB Co
Itiirliorn for bargains.
Now fnll goods at HoitprN.
Additional Council Hlufft news onsets
sots of Dickens for VT.oO at
HusliticH's.
Have yon soon tlie now Itooks at tlto
I'ublisliors' book sale.
It don't cost anything to look at slip
pers at Adams' shoo storu.
J ) . V. Ek-liur has pnvclia. od the Pearl
Mrcbt property opposite the conit houso.
Hooks of all kinds very cheap at Hush-
noil's.
Call and sco tlie nlcjiaiu slot I ; of books
at the Publisher1 book sale ?
Is'oarly a i-ar load of " .loo's Hoys" ar
rived at llio Piiblishnrs' book Mill1 yester
day. They are a li\uly set of fellows.
"Husted" High price * on Christina'
at Adams' . Hcim-mhcr we still cheaper
than ever at Adams , ' No. 11 ? Hroadwuy.
An infant iliuifihter of Mr. ami MIN. ( ! .
I ! . Kirk wood die < ! yesterday , Mr. Kirk-
wood is a nephew of HoburlKirkwood.
DNonio sneak thief got away with a spt
of billiard hulls from the saloon late.lv
owned by Harry Iiiman on Alain ( -trout
All the new books at away down piieos
at the Publishers' book sale.
Tile Ko.yal Aroaiunn to-night gives tlu >
HPcoud of its series ol parties , ami like its
prodoee.sMjM , it will doubtless be an ele
gant a Hair.
The funeral of Mrs. Wood waul wa-s
held veMcrday at the Hroadwuy
Methodist cliureh. Kev. Dr. MeCreury
olliciatcd.
Tlin new militia company is to IIP called
after ( ieneral Dodgn. A meeting is to be
held to-morrow evening to perfect the
wgani/ation.
Hooks of all Kinds very cheap at Hush-
iii-ll s.
Don't forgivl Adams' olearaiiee sale
Fign eomes down .lammry 1 and the.n
] > ricua will bo unusually low but tinner.
I.np.y Summers was yesterday assps ed
a roiimi sum for getting so angry at Mrs.
McDonald as to grab her by the throat
and choke her.
The entertainment given by the Y. M.
C A. last evening consisted i > f readings
and recitations , sketches from lien llur ,
miiiio and conversations.
Miitealf Hros. show wiudowsare nightly
drawing crowds , for there again appears
thi'ro tliis season the apparition of the
logle < = s body. It perplexes and pux/.les
all , and is indued u mystery.
Wo carry a larger stock than nycr ho-
foro. Our stock i.s the cleanest , best as-
ported , newest designed in the city. Our
prices defy competition. See a'nd eon
vineo yourself. Durlioin , Jeweler , No.
17 Main St.
The boxes being put in for the llich-
iiionil ( ire and police alarm are even
better than the ones shown as samples
Some improvements have been made
siiipp the contract was made , and the city
gets the bPiielil of these.
rermits to wnd have been granted :
John Kililorc , Ogallala , Neb. , and Liv.io
Kavanaiigh , Heeljctown , la. ; Alpims
Casey ami J'oll.v A. ( Justine , of Wheeler
< 5rovc ; C. < } . Peterson , of Omaha , and
( Jraeio Hiiel ll , of Council l.liiU's : . ) . I , .
Sin it li. and ( Jrace Summon , both of
An old rosulpiil of Omaha , a ro&Klenl
of that city lor thirty-three years , ve-tor-
ila.y purchased a very elegant gold watch
at mil-horn's , on Alain .street , and seemed
satisfied that ho got a greater bargain
tlian ho could find in his lavorite city.
Tally one for Council BluHs , siiul for Hifr-
horn's.
"In tlio Clouds" by Charles Egbert
Cradilock at the Publishers' book sale.
The aldermen are ald to be looking
with more favor noon the 'Tenth avenue
project than they were. It begins to
teem that the ordinance st..nds a show
of being pa M-J in SOIIIP form , and the
petition of thu jobbers and biiiiiii-sj men
granted. The council caiinolcllher add to
or take away trom the rights ot property
owners along the avenue , anil if proport'y
Is damaged the owners ran recover sneli
damage- without any ( picstion.
. .1.V. . Camp and M. P. Kliis , two young
lUen who have been for some time with
Foster & Hro. , are arranging to OHOII a
retail drug slum in llio opera hoti o
block , under the linn name of ( Jam ) ) &
Kllis. They have leaded the corner store
for three years , aiul will open for w-,1-
ness tlip lirst of March. 'J'lioy propo = o
having one of the most nttractivo and
host stocked drug stores in the west , and
will doubtless make a success ot the
venture. They are both young men of
thorough experience in all the details ot
the business , and their popularity will
cause them to win a large patronage
Irom the very start.
"What Knty Did" next can be learned
at the Publishers' book sale.
The announcement made in victor-
day's Nonpareil that Marshal Tnrlc.v nail
Alex Oliert had both died the day before ,
was very premature. Air. Oburt lingered
until noon yesterday and then pat-sod
away. A jr. Turlov was reported yester
day as being hotter and with very fair
chances of recovery. 1 In is an old citi-
/en , who.io condition is be'.ng watched
closely by anxious friends , who were
greatly shocked in reading the sad an
nouncement made ye. terday by that
paper , and who were glad to le.irn that
it was v.ntnm. U is to be hoped that he
may live for years yet.
There seems to bo sail need of a real
cslatq reporter in the city. One of the
morning papers takes great pains to
chronicle the sale of the PJielps tract of
eighty acres at $75,000 , and the evening
paper takes equally gu'itt iiiilns to niuko
the correction to the c.ll'eet timt IhoPholps
tract is in Kerry addition. The map
shows the tract to bo north of Hroadway
ami west of the driving park. The price
is .said to ha ui been fill ) an acre. Tim
papers place it ut nearly a thousand dollars
lars an acre. Them is some question
about its having been sold at uli , the
papers not luring been recorded. Jt is
a good thing to 1)00111 ) the town all possi
ble. . but there are piioujrh facts to record
without mak.u < ; such laughable items
winch make the boom scum ridiculous.
Dr. Hanchett , oliiceNo. 12 Pearl street.
Residence I''O rourtli street. 1'clephuiio
No. JO.
llrnckett'8 'Woiulor" Store.
Wonders will appear before your eyes
cvory liino you go to Hrackctt's.
Masquerade- suits at Airs. J. K. Met-
calf's for rent. None cheaper west of
Chicago , _
Order your carriage and sccuro your
tickets tor the grand Christina * ; Kvo
Masquerade of the Sons of Veterans , at
liu/ihueH's / book storu.
Huy Christmas waresoV.S. ( . lriinor& !
Co. , K'o , ' 'a Main btreet , and savv moiey
t y so doingK '
Substantial abstracts of titles nuil real
fktato lonns. J.Y. . & 12. I * , Squire. > 'o.
101 Pearl btrct-t , Council HlufTj.
THE DIVISION OF A DAUGHTER
Tbc Order Ifsucd TLat tlie Father May Have
Her Half the Time.
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DEATH OF ALEX ; OBERT.
n Tiuli Pcdillei1 A iToiner
Jolncil A Vnrlcly of Spicy Avoca
Items il nil ge LouTlxinrow
.Slill .Stole.
\VtinSball ilnvc llic Iniijlitcr ( ?
The Hock habeas corpus case from
lcii ! on has been decided by Judge Ayles-
worth , and the order was issued yester
day , in regard to the little dauuhlor ol
the litigants , who arn husband and wife.
Hy the order the mother is to have HIP
ciHlody of the child , but the hu-band is
allowed lo visit her under certain condi
tions. He is alsog'ven the right to go to
DoniFon and get the child and take her ,
at his own expense , to hi homo in MarIan -
Ian , and there havn a vMt with the
daughter. This privilege is granted him
for the lirst week in .January and the Ilivt
week of every alternate month subse
quently. 'I he 'Jay of the child in Janu
ary is to be oula , week , that in March is
ti > be four weeks , and after that the vMls
can be four weeks. In other words , the
court has arranged so tnat after a few
months the father can have tlie child
about half the time. The probability is
that a divorce cave will bo brought , and
its termination will cause this arrange
ment to bo broken up and some new order
tanned bv the court in regard to the cus
tody of tlie child.
Cenlervillc coal $1 per ton delivered ,
A. Overtoil , 10 ! ! Main.
L. H. Crafts & Co. arc loaning money
on all clu-scs of chattel securities at one-
half their former rates , bee Ilium before
securing your loans.
About
Complaint is being made , especially by
traveling men of Council Hlull's , that they
have tried at .several dilVcrent points on
the Union Pacific to check their baggage
to the Hroadway depot in this city , but
they arc unable to do so. Those at the *
transfer baggage room say there ought
to be no dillieulty in checUing to the
Hroadway depot from all points , and that
agents have such instructions , but agents
refu-c. lo thui cheek baggage , and much
inconvenience is thereby caused.
Hroadway depot is numbered O O. but
it does not appear on the baggage cheek
Hts at any of the stations. It is a great
inconvenience for a Council Hlnll's trav
eling man to check toOniahnnml recheck
it here , or get bairgago taS.en up from the
transfer. It is especially inconvenient
for thoM ! who make headiniarlers here ,
and who trequeutly run in to .spend
Sunday.
An elegant line of short , wraps , new-
markets , etc. , eiieap , to clove them out.
JOHN HKXO A : Co.
Five hundred overcoats for boys and
children , from > ? l.oO up.
Mr.H-u.r Huos.
Ui'acl.-ctl's Kills I lie Hill.
big slock. No trouble in linding any
thing yon went.
ClirKtinns ivt tlie Opcru Mouse.
On Friday and Saturday evenings and
for Christmas matinee , " \Voman Against
\Votuau1' is to bo given at tlie opera
house. Prank ilarvey , ths author ol
"Wages of Sin. " wrote this play also.
The story is one of country life in Kng-
land. and shows the sacriliee of a woman
wno , lile Walter Scott's heroine , thinks
nothing too hard to save her sister from
shame. The Chicago Tribune gives an
excellent description ol the peculiar
method of the piav thus ; The drama
that is presented at lloolc.v's this week
hears the < -amo relation to a finely pol
ished play that a charcoal sketch docs to
an etching ; but the charcoal is held in a
linn hand , and the picture shows
strength , decision and truth. Here is a
work with some human liber in it , and
it is such a relief to find a drama that is
not pinasculated that one feels a pleas
ure in praising it.
Don't buy your new suit or overcoat
until you luok at those at Mcte.tlf Hros'
Hard and soft coal , best qnulilv , all
sues. Missouri and Iowa wood. C. H.
1'ucl company , MU Hroadway. Tele
phone I'M.
A Itnil Start In Mfc.
A fruit poddlur named Haker , who has
a stand on upper Hroadway , was near the
packing hou = e yesterda\ , when lie was
assaulted by a crowd of boys , one of
whom hit him over tlie head with a club ,
inflicting quite a serious wound. The
police made a search for the boys and
an estcd William Marble , 1'rcd and Otto
Ivahler. These boys insisted that they
were Innocent , and the p'llice started om
to Hud the really guilty ones. The boys
have been dcligntiiig in bothering Maker ,
and it seems that they carried their sport
to the cxtont of angering him , and hence
HID trouble , which has resulted more
seiioiiiily thu'i the boys expected.
ii : ( Joint : Smooth
At Hraekctt's. Nice trade and every
body Inxppy.
Heating stoves aleoit to close them out
A. Wood , No. Ml Main street.
Weather strips at Chapman ' . > , lOS
Main st.
Death ol'Alcx oiici-t.
Mr. Alex Ouert died at his residence ,
No. Sia Kasl Pierce street , at noon yester
day , after a severe illness. Ho was
born July Ifi. 18110 , at Sterhlndingcn ,
Wnrtemburg , Germany. Ho came to
America in 1834. and to Iowa in 18,1(1. ( lie
was a soldier in the Into war , and served
over Ihrno years. He has resided in this
city since 1807. He leaves a wife , two
daughter- and one sou to mourn his
death. Ho will be buried Friday after
noon alt ! o'clock from his late residence.
under the auspices of tlio U. A. U. , of
u hieh hev.u a member.
Klcctrie door bells , burglar alarms ar.il
every form of duinrstio eicctiical appli
ances at the Now York Plumbing Co.
Jvcw goods and Christinas Xovelt.os at
Kirkland's , jeweler , No 3' . > y Hro.idwny.
'n "Krcnoli Took , "
Thousands rushing to see it every day
greatest attraction ever in the city.
Christmas trees of all si/.cs at Haird'u ,
fj''l ' Hroadnav. Christmas caudles 0 eoiit.i
a do/en , holders 0 cents a du/.oii.
Over $100 worth of presents free to our
customers on February 1 One chance
with each 25c purchase- Moore & Kip-
linger , No. 411) ) Hroadway.
J O I X K l > IN MATH I MUN Y ,
M'jlll.LAS STii'IIAN. :
Last c.vcuiug , at 0 o'ctook , at the resi-
ilence of the bride , Ko. 70Q First street ,
by the Hcv. T. J. Mackey , in the presence
of the immediate relatives , Miss Amelia
Stephai ) suid William McMillan were
' .united in marriage.
The uOwly wcudcit couple will go im
mediately to housekeeping on 1'ourth
avenue between Tenth and Eleventh
sheets. Mr. McMillan is a well known
carpenter and contractor.
I'ri onnl I'nrncmiili6.
C. M. Horl I * at DCS Moiiip .
Major Nash , of Oakland , was in the
city yesterday.
Judge Dow , of Dow City , wa in Ihe
Hlull's yesterday.
U 15. Calihvell , now of Axoca , was a
Hind's visitor je. terday.
Dr. Oncmsny , formerly of llus cily , is
vi iting old trlends lien- .
Jerome MeC'lintock , of the Chicago &
Hock Island , lias gone to Chicago.
Mics Mary \Iotta/ , one of the touchers
in the Curtm street school , is sick.
J P. Hunch and J. H. Christian , of
Hamburg , were at the Pacific yesterday.
S < t. rndcrwootl. of Keg ( 'reek , was
looking over the winter boom yesterday.
Jerome McClintoek , iitrcnt of thn Chicago
cage , Uoek Hand & Pacilicroad , left lal
night for the cast.
Captain Overtoil , win recently relurupd
from Washington , leaves to-day tor Texas
on n biiMiui.v , trip.
J. M. Sylvo'ier and V. O. MeDmiald
lii\p ! returned from college at Indiatiola
lo spend Hie holidays at home.
jMrs. K. H. ( inrdmor has rerplvptl tin-
sad news of the death of her M ter , Mrs
K T. Hall , at Idaho Springs , Colo.
FrpiJ I.oomis , v\bo has been so seri
ously ill for some time past , \sas yester
day reported as being on the improve.
K. A. HPUMIII , who represents a Daven
port syndicate , was at theOgilencMer -
day , and looking around for Council
Hlnll's land in the west end.
From the Topeka Common wealth it ap
pear * that Hon. O. 11 , Manning , formerly
of this city , is one of tlie directors of the
Chicago , Santa I'c California : railroad ,
of Iowa. The purpose of the company i1-
to construct and operalo a line from
Keoktik or Fort Madi ou to Kansas City.
Cenlpnillp soil-lump coal , SD.TTi pin-
ton , iloliviircd , Win. Welch , 013 Main
street , telephone S ) , ! .
Stoves ! Stoves ! Stoves ! Vnr HIP nc\t
tlurty days 1 will sell heating stoves at
cost tor cash only. P. C. DnVoi , .
We have a line largo line of Chri-tmas
novelties that we are selling cheaper
than ever wa ? known , also nmlllevs , silk
liandkerchielladies' and gents' gloves ,
clothing , line sealskin caps utu >
JOHN HI.XO iV : Co.
A line , large line of the mo-t
watches , chains , silver and jilatcd ware ,
decorated Cliiua and glassware , suitable
for holiday and weddinir present'8 , at C.
H. Jacqucmin &s Co's , No. v. ' ? Mam
street.
_
See that yourbook < . are made bv Moorc-
hoiisc A : Co. , room 1 , Kveretl block.
Notice Opera lionse barber .hoi , bath
rooms re opened.
Attention G. A. K.
You arc all requested to meet at head
quarters of the Abe Lincoln post at 1
o'clock sharp on the 2llh day of Decem
ber , 1SSO , for ihcimrposcof atterding the
funeral of our late comrade Alexander
Obeli. Hy order of
W.M. Horr.it , Commanuer ,
JOHN LiMH1 , Adjutant.
Tlie Dl-jtriot
Judge l.oofbourow is still detained at
his home in Atlantic by illi s , and did
not appear as expected yesterday.
In consequence there was no court , and
the Williams murder case is lelt hanging
open.
open.Weather
Weather strips at Chapman's 103 Main.
tltljttsl iitltnt j/Hit nttiiit fin'
TllCllltll'cJHt ! OjK'IICll It'll I'd-iC-i Of
* I' iwlulli/ for
i-dii jtiid
i'oti irtiiitttiiioHfi Hum and ( lit1 in-l-
< ivifrr < - rn'tloir. .
lltit'c ( ilsn.l'itit rcrriwtl n ri'i'if nict'
lot nj L < nc Ni'itr/'it n < l / ' ' / , < ( / / / / > ,
' ' ' lo nnil lo
iH'csriitit/'ni' i/int > c
you ! ii'ife.
Our assortment is large , of Silk Hand
kerchiefs , Mnll'lcrs , Kmhroidrrod add
Hoin.slUclicd Handliercliiet. ' , Kid ( iloves ,
Silk Dre'--cs , etc. , etc.
Table Linens
Klofjiiiit Table Lhirns in pattern ami
by thu 3'ii''l : ' , nail napkins to mal'-h. '
Wo ave
In nil hi/js at noininnlly low pi'ici-s.
Conio ami look over our luf D ptoi-k anil
you will iinil'on souio ono of our thrcu
1'oors soiniilhiii ! . ' you will want and you
will save money by buiing it of us.
\Vc ilo not give lottery lit-Lcts and i-on-
KOiiuonlly you ilo not liavu to pi\ : \ any
extra piiut- for the
HARKMESS BROS. ,
COMING PROPHETIC EVENTS !
During the ncU fi-w jenrs , bcforo Mm yrnr 1000
Grout ItohjMoua Hevliuls1 St-iHinil Ailveuc f
Clu'bt , unu Hcfiinievtion anil Asccnsiuii uf
LliustiiiiipVitliuut Dylnj ; I
TERRIBLE WARS AND EARTHQUAKES !
IiU'hulliiff Ihigliind't loss of Ireland iind Inilfn ,
nn J Conquest in < ; i'imui.li . > I'mnci1 , CIIIIIIIK ) |
.M Klnk'iloiiu In lianiil ; 8 picillueil Franco-
Hoiuim Confcdcrui'y ot 'JVn KliiKilonis. prior to
Nupoleou'c ' Aiiti-Chilnt'a Sen en Vcjib' Co\e-
mint with thn Jv\n tliHuli'l vll. "I ; ix. ' ! ? ) ,
Spicnid of i-oi..HlUin , Communism , .Mhllltro ,
HoiMtopubllcanlsni , i-pliitinslUin , ciilniliioling
til the Gi cut Tnbultitlun mid Aiill-Clul t Muvea-
i-iuof Myriuils of Cliri-llans ilurin ? three unil
11 hnl ( > ciir , und then tbo MIllcnnlUQi ut lVuO
years , etc. ( Mult iiv " 1 ; Itov. xx ) .
ItKV. M. IIAXTEII , Editor ol the Cbilttian
Ilcrnl'l iwliU'h cliculutcs : 'WiOi conies every
week ) and Cleriryninn of tlio Church of iiifc" ; .
land , will tlvo Four l.cctuivx on tbo Co
Great Kvcuts of I'liiplu'cy ' Illuitrutvd
Tiventy l.argo I'jctuie.s ! Time at iuc-
< T. C. A. . iSA.
( Xtrnor Muln and Hrmulway , THIT-'DAV. Dec.
M.at7.Ui. : | w . I'HIDAV. Dee.Mth , ut lUO :
p , in. , nnd HATl'ltpAY , Lice. Ujlli i.l
I't'inpli' , nt i Ji 10.
OSE nCSO EDFREE GIFTS
_
To Be Given AK.J % Henry Elscraan &
Co's Peoples Store.
TO THE LUCKY TICKET-HOLDERS
On January Lotli. 1MH7 , Con UtliiK of
Kitrnlturc , Ciilnnwnrc , Clotllitii ; ,
lUnnUetH , Table Iilncn , Notions ,
Money , Silk Drnss I'nt-
tern * : , Kto. , ISte.
For ovrry two dollar's wortli of goods
pnrcha edi you will receive a coupon
ticket , good tor one chance in the follow
ing ( irauil Pie pnl to be given away by
u < on ilnnuarv IMh , 1 87 :
MUST PUlXK-One suite of Parlor
I'nrnitmv. cnn i .ing of sofa , tete-a-tete
and lour grand ca y chairs , -ill npho | .
< tered in a orled similes of elegant silk
plushesvotth U5.
SKCOXD PUlXK-Ono Mahogony Hed
Kaom Suite , consisting of Hedst-ml ,
Dresser and \Va hStaml of elegant finish
with beveled gbi" , wortli * 1)0. ( )
THIRD PlUXK-One of the very b st
i\-drawer Nickel Plated Domestic Sew
ing Machine * . Tlieery best maciiiue
in the 1'nited States , wortli fOo.OO.
roriM'11 PI5IXH Twenty yar.U .
fiiiinctt l p t irrus Rniin Hlack bilk , cost
ii)0 { : ) ) per yard , \\orth * Ui\00.
ni'm'PHl.iOne : elegant Seal Plush
London Dyed Cloak , to be made to order
to lit the lucky ticket holder , worth ? liO 00.
SIXTH PlilXK-Oncpairof the finest
White HlankeN made by tlie I'ioncer
Woolen mill , of C.ihfornla , worth f 10,00.
SKVF.Nl'H PKI/Iv-One Heantifully
DiToratctl Dinner and Tea Set , consist
ing of out ) hundred and forty pieces ,
worth $ .Y.00.
EIGHTH PIUXKAn Klcjant Seal
Skin Mntr , Worth ! fSO.)0. : ( )
NINTH PUIXP.--A very line Paisley
Shawl , wnrlh ? ir > .00.
TENTH PHI/K One Angora Heaver
Shawl , worth § : m.OO.
KLKYENTH 1'IU/E One dentlemanV
Suit of Clothing , made of Imported
Worsted , guaranteed u line lit for the
winner , worth $ ' 1" > .00.
TttKMTH PlMXli-A Centlemau's
l-'nr Heaver Overcoat , worth IIO.OO.
Till KTKKN Til PHHSKOne Hov's
Overcoat , for a boy between the ages of
( \ and 10 vears , to be eliosen by the lucky
party hol'dimr tliw ticket. Worth , | r > .0i. (
I'ontTKKXTII PKIXK-Ono Hoy's
Suit , for a boy between the ages of ; ! and
ti ( years , to be selected by the winnei.
Woith * lo.OO.
F1I-TKKXTII PKIXE-Onc Klegant in
fant's Cloak , worth $10 00.
SlN'lKHNTlI PKIXK-Ono Klegant
Hr.iss Parlor Table , wortli § 10.00.
SKVHNTKKN'TH PltlXM-Oup piece of
r > 0 yards "I'ruit of tlie Loom" muslin ,
wortli f 1.00.
KKillTUKNTU PIUXIC - One half
dox.cn of thoverv best Celebrated "Gold"
white liirts , of which we are tlie exclu
sive agents , worth iffi.OO.
NINTEIiNTH PKlXK-Onc Tine Silk
Mnllier , wortli J.j.00.
TWKXTI10TI1 PKlXH-One Linen
Table Set , coiiMSting of Table. Cloth and
a Do/.en Napkins worth $10.00.
T\\KXTY-FIHST PHIXH - A Cash
Present of a Twenty Dollar Gold Piece.
No. ' . ' 2--One Toilet Set.
No. 2' ! One very line Doll.
No. -Oiiu Handkerchief Hov.
No. 2. " ) One elegant Hand Hag.
No. 20 One large Doll.
No. 27 One Stand Cover.
No. 28 One bottle line Perfume.
No. 2'J ' One Tolnggau Cap.
No. 150 One Table Scarf.
No. ! tl One line Splu lu > r.
No. : )2 ) One line Lunch Hasket.
No.One : ! ; ! hammered bra s Umbrella
bland.
No. : ! l-One-lirxlf doz. line Towels.
No. : One Silk Umbrella.
No. li'J-Ono ' line Doll.
No. ! 17 One sat Cliiua Dishes , suitable
for little folks.
No. ! iS One 15ra s Broom Holder.
No. 3D One pair Men's Silk Suspend-
No.10 One Silk Handkerchief.
No.II One nice Doll.
No.12 Onc-ha'lf doIndie's line Linen
Handkerchiefs.
No.i5 ! Fifteen yards Heat Calico for a
dress pattern.
No.llOne Hoy's Hat.
No.Ifi One HoyV > Senli-kiii Cap.
No. US One line Painted Ornament ,
No.17 One Toilet Set.
No. 4S-One nice Doll.
No.I ! ) One tine Doll.
No. 50 One elegant Table Cover.
No. ol One Hottlc Perfume.
No. .7. One Lace Handkerchief.
No. SU One child's line Luce Collar.
No. 51One elegant Doll.
No. 55 One elegant Doll.
No. 50 One Tid v.
No. 57 One Table Scarf.
No. 58 One line Doll.
No. .V. ) One Alouih Organ.
No. HO--One Imitation Steam Piano.
No. 01--One line Hook.
No. 02 One line Hook.
No. : tOne Pocket Knife.
No. 01-One line Doll.
No. 05-One line Doll.
No. Oil One Dr. Warner's Corset.
No. 07 One Shoulder Shawl.
No. OS One infant'- , Lace Cap. '
No. ( ill One baby Dres * .
No. 70 Ono largo Doll.
No. 71 One Hand Hag.
No. 72 Ono lady's Companion.
No. 7-OueSilk : ) Mullk-r.
No. 71One large Doll.
No. 75 One line Hook.
No. 7(1 ( Ono line Hook.
No. ' (7 One Lunch Hasket.
No. 78 One pair children's Shoes.
No. 71)-One ) pair boy's Hoots.
No. bO-Onc li'ic Lace Collar.
No si One largo Doll.
No , S3Ono Lady's Jersey Jacket.
No 8.t One pair Gentleman's Sus
penders ,
No , siOne pair Men's Gloves.
No , STiOnn pair Hoy's Skates.
No. j ll--Ono pair Girl's Skates ,
No. 87 One pair Girl's tiKatcs.
No. 88--One line Doll
No 8 ! One line Doll
No 9Ono ! ) large Doll
No < H One largo Doll
No. ) )2 ) Ono Nitoklaee.
No ' .13 Ono iiair Cold Cull' Buttons
No. tit OIIP Locket
No. ! 5-Om > nice Hrcast Pin
I\o. 00--One piir : Sleeve Muttons
J\'o. > 7- One .Sijvcr Thimble
No. 08Ono line Breast Pin
No 8U- One pair Kid ( .loves
No. 100-One Lace Handkerchief
Total value of presents , $800.
\ \ Hh every .f'j purchase you receive a
ticket , also a ticket for every additional
$ 'i minhaso you make.
Hold \onr tickets until January 15th ,
1887 , whim the fortnniito numbers will bo
announced ami' ' invited to unll and re
ceive then presents.
KKMKMHKH ,
You have to pay nothing extra for your
purchases. We guarantee to sell yon
goods cheaper than any oilier house in
the west , and best stock to select from.
1 AIAIL OUDKltS.
All orders by mail will rnccivo prompt
attention , and tickets for the tree
gift distribution will bo forwarded
and enclosed with your purchases , the
same a if yon wcrn present in person.
Thcsn distributions will be made with
ovcry fairness , and you may depend on it
that the lucky numbeid only will iccvivu
their presents.
No tickets will bo issued to the em
ployes of our hoil-c.
Customer only will receive the bene
fits.
fits.Call and fee the above mentioned prct- ;
cnts now on exhibition in our mammoth
store and convince yourself.
Kespoclfiilly ,
IU.MCV KI-I-.MAX & Co. ,
People's Store , .
Nos. U14 , 31C , 18 dmf 3.0 Hroadwuy ,
Council Hiutls.
A sub slantial preont is nlwavs mo t appreciated by the receiver. We arc do
ing out all of our furniture consisting of
Elegant Easy Chairs ,
Dhaus , Ottomans , lla ieks , Fool Hcsls , Muic Hacki Ktc , I-'tc , to make room fn
Carpets and UphoUtpry. This furniture is our own manufacture , and superior in
workmanship and material to factory made goods. \ \ c .ire prepared to make to ol
der on short notice , Hair Aloss and Cotton Alaltrcsscs , Turkish Spring Heds and
HeddinR of all kinds , ami to
Upholster and Repair Furniture of all Kinds ,
Mr.Stookert Personally Super intends all work.
405 BROADWAY ,
r. U. 03t 18"B' T. I. II. TECi\\OI : . r.i > HTOI'KS'.KT
1Jlo
lo and retail. Families - uppiicdilli ten anil ( \\eiily poitiul paek-
lltft'S.
J , Y , FULLER , 39 Pearl st , , Council Bluffs
I Will Pay the Highest Price in Cash
roil ALL KLN'DS Of
*
SECOND-RAND FURNITURE AND 8TOTES ,
'h'i'ed ' N'"ii l unil Comm-iinil DrpnrtniPiits Tuition floo'ts. nonul nnii
lloullis 01 Ki'tMiumblillules , XlRiit Suhool Dunne tluilnlrr. .
VvS. .
HOLESALE
KTOTir
OoTiisrciL BLUFFS.
UKKHliVKLLS& CO.
Whnlcsnlo
Agricultural Implements , Bng'tai ' ,
Cnrrln es , I'te .lie Coune.l llhirte , Iowa.
" "
Mnnufucttirc-rsof niul Donlcr lu O
Hand and Power Com Sliellsrs ,
. \inl ftKoiiuiul line of llr-t class uprlruUuin
iiiiptcnirnts.
KOE. ir.Ol , 15JI , 1505 ami 1517 South Meln Slroot ,
Council lliiill ? . Ion n.
1JAV1I ) JMtADLKV is'tti
Nnnuf'rs nnil Jobhrrs of
agricultural Implements , Wagons , Buggies ,
Cnrrlngoc , nnil : ill kiniU of I'arra MAehlnarr.
1100 to 1116 South Miln Street , Coancil Uluir * ,
Town.
COUNCIL Hi.UFKS CAHPKT CO. ,
Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades
Oil Cloihs , Curtnln Flzturos. Upholstery Goo
Ktc. No. (05 llrontlwttr Council
lown.
CHI AH * , JOH.lfCO , I'A
PEUKJOY ( & MOOIIK ,
\Vholes.ilo .lobbris in the
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes
KOF. SSJlnin aud 27 1'ciul Sts. Council IJlulT , ! ,
loren.
SNYDKU Ar LKA.MANT ,
STOUAfSIJ
Frail and Produce Commission Berclnnls ,
- 2 , ' . ' 1 nnil ' 'H J'piil. ! . , i ouiicil HlulN.
HAKLK , HAAS iV : CO. ,
Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass ,
DnirclMs' Puailrleo. Tic. NIL "Mliiln St. , iincl
No. " 1 l-o-irl St. , Council lllnlfs.
O.V. \ . JUJTTij ,
Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty
Qcnurol C'omtni.Qii. ! ! N'o. DU Bi ami way ,
Council JlIufM
\\Tin1 & Di'QUKTn- : ,
Wholesale Fruits , Confeclioncry ,
-ANH-
COMMISSION ,
NOR. JO mid 18 1'e.iil St. , Coum-il llluOK.
. ' . 'KSH ; KTC.
HKCKMAN , STK01IHKI1N & CO. ,
WBiiufHctuiora of ami WholofRlo Do'ilora In
Leather , Harness , Saddlery , Etc.
No. K.-5 Muln St. . CoilllollJIJlilJj , IOWR.
IUTS , CAI'S , KTC.
MKTCALF HUOTHKUS ,
Jobbers in Hats , Caps ani
No * . 313 uiul 314 Rrnmlwiiy , Council
HKAVY llAIUHl'Alli : .
KKKMNK & riir : ,
Wholoinln
Iron , Steal , Hails , Heavy Hardwars ,
Ami Wood Stock , Counuil liluff ? , Iowa.
OJ/.S.
COUNCIL HLUFFS OIL CO. ,
WboU-stilo Doslcrj In -
Illnminatlng & Lubricating Oils Ginlln
E3TO. , H3TO.
t , Council lilutfa. Io\rn.
LVUUER riLIXQ K1V.
A. OVKRTON iV CO. ,
Hard Wood , Southern Lumbsr , Piling ,
Andllridifo Matcilnl ipcclHltli'u.VholujaIo Luut-
lieroraU Kiuds. Ollku N'o. 13Malu ) du ,
Council liluira. luwo.
JOHN L1NOKII ,
Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors
Agent for St. ( lotttmrd's Herb HHtoii
> Iulu til. Cauuoll Ululla.
& HECK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and. Liquors ,
iSt. , Cvancfl Buy * .
L. KIKSClir < C'O.
Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
No. die llroftJwix.v , Council HluiM
FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY ,
1514 Douglas St. , Omai.i. !
NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN.
fj a $5 hat or bonnet , one far
be [ ) .iiil ; io , tound nip.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
' ' .
Si-TO'Z'lCS.
Fpcclnl ndvi-i-tifumfiits , such us Lost , Po mil
lol.oim , Tor Sale , To ItonlNnnts. . lloiinlinir ,
etc , inll liolnsorlud In this roliiiuii ut ill" levi
i leorTKXJi.NT.S ( : I'KIt 1,1 Xi : fortlicfirft Insi-r-
lonnnd I'lvot'cntslVrUnoforoauh suliuiiiint
Insurtlon. I.ciivo lUlvorllfrcinunU nt our olliso
No. 1I'oal SI lift , ni'.ii' llru ilu.iy ,
WANTS.
l ISin l.iwyoior inni'i'ii'iico , Inlr
lilirai-v nnil oIllL-u I n I nil urn , iiK-tiiillnir > .nfol
hnr'i-iunl hu w. mululiUlu inonoy , n | i.utni-r-
tliililu ii'.il eetnlu hublniii in Onialia or ilisk
iDoin In tin ollku. ] lo\r > ; , Now ! limpit > ii , Io .i.
WAX'J'j : ! ) \ youn Kirl to holj ) ilo IKHISI--
\MiiK ilurui.-r tlio vai'iit'on ' of tlui nU
ci'liools. A-lilitiS J. M. , I'.eo iili o , Council
lllnllH.
TjHll ) HAf.r.Iliirlicr < lii > pirnoil location. ir < l
1 icmon lor snllliij : . Aihlri- f ) II , l > t-o iiniri < .
" \\TAXTM ) lOJIiibori-rsa-i. ! fiJ tennifili'rs to
ii ( U on tin' < iul hi-iii Kuiisns rntlioivl in
Hit1 liiilliui lurrltoi'v.UJ inllix 'oulh ol KIIIW.I ,
luiinns. Thi * Inro from Kiinsni Oily to Klmru
Is JS..itl. It > tuklnv H roi-nipt of the wont nt
KIIIIRUS Citj , In llio iitinui of C. Slionlli III , n HI-
liiilu ol t i W will lf iillowi-il liy llio i-oiitriirlnr.
Wuifes tai pr-r inonlli tin < l bonril to the iniun-
Ftnri , unil $ l..11 ] IHI' 'lay to ( ho Iiiliuiiir . Hoard
f.'t.VI IIIT woc'lcVorl : will InM two jours.
( Sooil work lor wiuinr. I'm furfior liitorinii-
lion nidi lets C.v'lii"illflri. . Klown. KIIIIMIM. Jof- (
eicnciJuslicn N flclnn ' . , Coiinuil HltiirH.
FOIt S.\ri-0r : Hi'iitHtoro UnlMlnif , l0\fin ! ,
two storlL-'i , lo ! L'SxliU , stubltw , mo. , on
proml-cs in ci'iitor of hiMlncvs pui'linii < i [ linn *
L'ddi , In. A'lilre s Willluin II. I ! J I lor , > uolu. la.
Tj nil HUNT A now two alorjr friunu IIOIIPD
A3'uontainliiK < > ] ' < ) oiu , hull ami oolhir under
imllro hoiiso , on N' . ] ' , . comnr A\rnun K nnil
I.lttlo r.irtis htincl. Only 7 lilurks limn Do-
liiiny'bOiorn | liniiso. Call on M. 1' . Uoluor , nl
10. .Minn ttfcjul , ( up-stiilro.
\\7"\NTrI-Arottn'0 of HVD or pU inoini.
' ' loonicil ronvunlont to liii&inoiu ; Kinnll
fnmlly , no chiMrun. Addii- "Cii'-iy1" | Iluo
nlllio.
nlllio.WANTCD'A
WANTCD'-A hey \rlth pony to carry llro
_
FOH S.U.IU..1 ; ] > njoi s foi' Ci-.lo ut lliu Uco
olUco ,
_ _ _ _ _
\ \ ANTHl--rftrlU'S Inlniiillnir to ho nmrrlci )
i are ntuitt'il to o.ill ut Ilia I'ryor's iJco Joli
olllctto f pli-rt tiiolr wudilinu ninla.
IPOI'Xl ) A huii"li of l.oya. O nur o.in liuvo
' by uppij i HIT to llca oiiloo.
STtorND , \ ( liM'U on Ointihii bunk. Oiumr
JU run liavii same by iipplyliijT to Hue OIIIL-O ,
Council Hliills.
MELVIN
bL' i --OHSTO I
mmm & GO ,
Atist acts ol Title , L an an d R'alEs '
tali Broker , No. 236 Mala SI ,
Ihivlny ] iiir < hi 'il llio "m < i > , ( rclin'
lilo < tl > r > ti-H'l ( Hioli * In till * WHI nt i/-
liiioivn an lltv ' 'Mi'Miilum Abstetw
Jtooli * , " ! < ' < < ! ft' it on > jii'rjHn'Ml lo fur-
niul t'f inTlftilu ( ao-
lll'lt tlt < - IHltroiHtfJVof till tllOliK tll'U
iiicori'ci'l ( ubHtrttclti of I ilia lo lauda
ami lots in I'olldU'tttlamiv count/ ! .
MELVIH SMITH & CO , ,
HO , 236 MAIN SF , , COUNCIL BLUiFS ,
JOIl.V 1 tll'MC.
STONE & SIMS ,
1'racticcin the St\to ! \ anil l-oJcrsl courtt
Jiooina 7 anil 3 Slu iirt liuno Ulonk.
THE BEATON FUEL CO
Will Mtpp'y you with a cleaner and belief
quality of
Than any one in the city A tiial will con
v incc you.
N'o G2S Broadway. Telephone 110.
CBESTON HOUSE
The onlv hotel in Council HUilY ) , ' - ! - - - *
Ami all ino'ciii iinprovemenis.
213 , 017 and VMll Main U.
MAX MO UN , Prop.
Slar Sale Stables and Mule Yards. .
MUUinVAY. rot'N'U , HUM IX ,
Dunnii ) Depot ,
ts *
ciT
c-
S
F" 5-
5K
Horses and mule ? kept coii taiitlv ou
hand , for sale at retail or in ear loads.
Oilers promptly tilled by t-onlr.tet on
short notice. Sleek .sold on eoinmi.sMon.
Snu ri.it & Hoi.r.v , Proprietors.
Telephone No. 111.
Formerly of Keil S.iie stables , corner
1st. ave and itli street
Horses and Mules
For all purposes , , houzht and sold , at retail
ami in lots. Laigc ijunntilies to hcleit
from Scxeral pan's of line duvers , sin
gle or dohie. .
MASON WISS , .
Council Hlull's.
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
COUNCIL HM'1-IS , I A.
1S)7
FIRE IHSURMCE
Iq IIC ] foUo./ing Companies :
Seirtan Amnlan , of New Yoih
riianof Hurtjaiil.
Haitfnril , * of Hartford.
( inllfonila'i. of Han Fmncltro ,
ki'ittiili Union J fiat/oiial / , of Ltiutb.itt-
Union. 1 S.lii ryii/ic/iro. /
! > \te.oflet t Vou.rs.
btiy Cily , ' of Croo ' ( , n
Tlase mui Ai-rf tvltti n * Smutr also agalaitO'.i / fcr/
tVmrf S'oi i.\t \ > , C'jcluiics nnil Ivi
. . .
iwnt m UMM mi I.I.H .I I mi.ma
[ 7 fflll . \l i IN I ill M II.
- III I I IkM > OMMU
ONKV I.OANIM ) ov i.noi ) nv
ANI > i MM : riu > M uiv AI Low i i
IfAII'V . . f * * , I * >
I\AI i.
\ > + , + f +
III r'iilli' } '
Pottery ,
China ,
Giasware
Lamps and Platedware
\t oxoppiliiifjly low IH'O-S. ! Tirade I'lill
W. S. Homer & Co.
.No'J.'l Mi ; i a > l , Council li
itnd
Itilllli 4 > 'K Ol' All CiilllK llS/M'C- /
iulty
Prompt Attention to Mall Orders
HOREHOUSE & GO.
Uooni 1 Kvei'ct JSIoel. f nnm-'l ' Hl.illF
Slandunl I'api-i'a I'ui-'l Ail t > ' 5 1'1' ' of l'in ' ling l-
ing in Mug.i/ities ; .U'l
BLAIOC BOOKS.
HrCKHKNi'm
0. II. Nnlioiml lla.ik , H. K. B nth it Co. , k
/ili enrt' Hunk , llvniu , VVclia it Co. , < , .
kjibt Xatioiml Hunk , C II | t. nr.int i'o. , t.
JQlmi A. l'iMD/li.iukur-iC. II biivini'3 Hank.
uy
Of MAYNE ,
At Hill st anil Hill u\e. , uml .M. (
store , Lower
N. SOHURZ ,
Justice of the Peace
Ofticu over Aincutau Kxjsrrti
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