Nebraska Newspapers

    6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , DECEMBEK 28 , 1S8K
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCilTBLUFFS
TUESDAY MOKNIXG IKC. ) 23.
OFFICE , JMO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
Dellrcitd Ijy f-nrrlcr in imjpnrt of the city nt
tivtntr cents per week.
H. W.Tivrox. - - Manager.
TKI.r.PIlONES :
tlrPiNr'-sOmrr. , No. < 3.
NIQIIT J'.nnoit No. 25.
MINOK MI3XT1OX.
N. Y. Plninbi.iR . Co.
! N'ow fall ( roods nt Kcher's. '
Wanted , a pantry girl at thn rncilic
house nt once.
Thu dty council meets in regular ses
sion next Monday nlgiit.
Mr. nnil Mrs. Ktl Sherlock yesterday
had a christening dinner , tliuir little
d.iuqlitcr being about three weeks old.
The ladies of tlio ( lennan Catholic
church will on Docuinbcr ill give u quad-
rillu parly in the Danish hall , No. < J25
Mnin street.
The prisoner * aw to be cenleneed in
the district conrt on Thursday. 'J'lie
term will probably U'.CMU ' FridiiVi and
Saturday at the latest.
The funeral of the daughter of I ! . II.
Campbell , Is'o. i'OO Sovonleqiith street ,
will be Tiirsday , 10 a. in. I'riuiuis are
invited without lurther notice.
During the holidays Mr. MuKnigbl's
class ill llio opera house will meet at 2:30 :
p. in. promptly. New members must
put in their applications this wed ; or
next.
The printers will clear about ? 100 by
their ball. While the pursis of the union
is thus profiled , those who attended had
their money's worth and the occasion
was highly cnjo\able ,
Lydia Minerva , the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. I , . Itatekln , died yester
day , aged three year. " and four months.
The funeral will lie held this inornin < r
at 11 o'clock from the family residunee ,
Is'o. 01 ! ) Main street.
Permit to wed has been given John
Dailcy and Sulma Sundurland , both of
Omaha , Morris 1) . ( . 'leaver and Mamiu ( J.
Collins , the lormor trom Lowell , Inil. ,
and the latter of this , oily ; Charles * S.
Jones , of Norwich , N. \ . , ami Lucy
Wheeler , of Hingliampton , N. Y.
The police noticed a suspicious acting
fellow visiting the .second-hand stores and
trying to dispose of a seal skin cloak. On
being led into the s-tation he gnvo his
name as T. C. Laing , and churned Unit he
< ; ame rightfully into possession of the
garment , but it was deemed best to hold
him until further investigation could be
bad.
bad.The
The new ice .skating rink on Fifth ave
nue , corner of Seventh street , will be
opened this week. The ground has been
fenced and flooded , anil the skaters will
have as fine a rc.sort as any city can ofl'er
in this line. Jl will doubtless b'e liberally
j > atron/.e < l , and piove a popular colil
weather place.
The street car lines were cleared of
fiiiow in remarkably riuiek time , the new
management evidently believing in hav
ing the public accommodated if within
the range of possibilities. The citi/.ens
note the change for the better , and appre
ciate the promptness and watchfulness
shown by the present management.
The city building had a narrow escape
from a blaze yesterday morning. Byome
means the lire in the stove in the audi
tor's ollice caught the matting , burning
Fcvcral holes before it was put out. The
incident suggests the great necessity for
a vault in which to keep the books and
papers Inch are now lying about uu-
Drolecled. Some valuable records might
bo destroyed in case the building was
burned.
Pete MeNulty fools ihat the papers are
givinsr it to him rather hot about the rows
ivliiolf have taken place at the "Do Drop
In1 and in that vicinity. First and chief
of all he says that he is not the proprietor
of the saloon , and not responsible tor the
reputation of the place , it being owned
by a man named ilammill , AlcNulty
being simply employed as a bartender.
He further says tnat lie was not present
when the shooting took place , ami that it
was on the street , as near other saloons
as the one where ho Is employed. Jlo de
nies , in fact , that he is in any way respon
sible , or that he has encouraged fellows
hanging about the place , and lias done
what ho could to preserve order and pre
vent such scenes.
Weather strips at Chapman's 103 Main.
Heating stoves at cost to close thorn out
W. A. Wood , No. 50-1 Main street.
Electric door bells , burglar alarms and
every form of domestic electrical appli
ances at the Now York Plumbing Co.
Personal InrnRinili .
Dr. Wntlq Carry , who has been ill fern
n few days , is out and about again.
Dr. Hanchett , otliee No. 12 Pearl street ;
residence , 1'0 Fourth street ; telephone
No. 10.
T. WMi'Cargor has jelurned from a
two weeks trip to Akron , I ) . , on a busi
ness trip.
L. E. Hollowoll , sncretary of the Dun-
lap Hopnrter company , was in the city
yesterday.
W. 1C. Uutlor , who has bcon appointed
court reporter for Judge Dceinor , is to
reside in this city.
Chancellor Ross , of the law college of
the stale university , is in the city visit
ing his old friends liere.
Fremont Honjamln , of Avoea , was in
the Mills looking alter the interests of
some of liis clients yesterday.
K. A. Decker , of Sioux Falls , who has
been spending a few days hero with
friends , leaves to night for homo.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Spruit have had Christ
inas time gladdened by the arrival of a
BOH , who came Sunday morning. Con
gratnlatlons are being heartily extended
by many friends.
W. F. Sapp , jr. , left last evening with
bis mother on an extended eastern trip.
They expect to visit Chicago , Philadel
phia , Now York , 1)011911 ) and Washing
ton , and will bo auscntsix weeks or more.
Prof. AtnNiuighton ami Mr. Hunter , of
the city schools ; County Superintendent
Laird and Prof. Davis , of the Avoca
( schools , left last evening for Dos Moines
to attend the annual meeting of the Iowa
ilVuohnrs1 association. Prof. McNaugh-
ton is on the programme for a paper cm
"Lack of boys in high school grades.1'
See Moore ff Kiplinger's elp < rant pres
ents to their customers. One chance with
each 5o purchnso.Ill ) iironduay.
Notice Opera housu barber shop , bath
rooms ru-otieiied ,
Don't buy your now suit or overcoat
until you look : U these ; it Metc.ilf Jirus
Masquerade units at Mrs. J. K. Mot-
calf's for rout. None cheaper w at < > :
Chicago.
Js < * w goods and Christmas Novelties at
ItirklamPb , jeweler , No. iK3 Uroiulwuy.
Weather strips at Chapman' ? , 103
Main 6t. _
Hard ami soft coal , best quality , al
cizcs. Missouri and Iowa wood. C. 1 $
Fuel company , 689 J3roudway. Telephone
I'M.
phone - _ _ . _ _ _
A line , large line of the most elegant
watches , chains , silver and plr-ted warn
decorated China and glassware , suitable
for holiday and weddmir presents , .at C
V. Jacqucmln & Co.'s , No. 27 Mam
ptrei't.
HIT WITH A BEER CLASS ,
Young Roper Found to Be the Rcckles.9
Assailant of Dave
A STOLEN SEAL SKIN CLOAK.
Expression * of Mourning THcmls
The Shooting A ( Tray Holng In-
iltilrcd Into A ClirtalonlnK
Dinner Personal * .
Tlic Veterans' Tribute.
At a meeting of Abe Lincoln Post No.
20 G. A 11. . the following resolutions were
adopted and their publication requested
n the Hrn :
Whereas Our Siiptemo Commander has in
ills wlMloin 'cen tit to teiiiovc by the hand of
loath our well beloved enmrmle , Alex Obcrl ,
n.ooldliT who fuiicht Hie battles ot his ndo- |
tlou with a ycal and patriotism woithy of the
and that umi : him bhth , Swlt/crlaml.
Alwnjs a Rood soldier In the tnnoof war.
Alwitjs a coed loval citizen in the time of
pence ; tlieiclorebe It
RcMohcd , Thatintlioiloath of nitrcstivmcd
and bia\e commdo Abe Lincoln 1'ost No. 29
loses n lime comrade , his family a kind nml
affectionate patent , and the city of Council
lllnlls an honest and patiiotir cltben , who
sleeps llio last Mt'op of n truly biave soldier.
\ \ ho has touu'lit bis last battle of the coed and
line cltl/i-n who never Mill Iced duty , but no
sound will awake him , to Klory aualu.
Jte'olvrd , Th.it Abe Lincoln 1'o-t tenders
to the widow nml oiphans ol our deceased
comrade , our hem licit sympathy and con-
lolence in this that hour ol great trial.
KfMilveil , 'I'hat thi"-e ievolution be1 unread
uiioii the JomiKil ol the post , and an un-
tn s od enpj ol the same be presented under
olllcliil sl natura of the commander and ad-
Infant ( it the post to the widow ol the < Io-
eeased. and that the same bo published In the
dally papers mid Kile IMei'-e of the city , and
that the IKM he ( li.iird ) jit moiimlng thirty
das 1C .1. Anne IT , )
,1. K. KKIOHICommittee. : .
S. 15. .Mn.l > , )
W. UOPI-.U , J. Li.NPr.
Cuanmunlcr. Ailjt.
SnbMantial abstracts of titles -md real
estate loans. , ) . W. > S : E. L. Squire. No.
101 Pearl street , Council Blulls.
"lool Drop ! n. "
Judge Aylesworth yesterday examined
into the disgraceful row in the "Do Drop
In , " in which David Kippln was so
seriously hurt by a beer glass The evi
dence showed tliiit there was quite a row
kicked up in the house b.y Frank Peter-
hon and George Roper. Both of these
3'oung fellows have been before the court
ellen , and have been warned that they
must reform or they would got into
serious dilliculties. Roper seems to have
been the one who struck Kippin , the
blow being in the face , causing a wound
the result of which cannot yet bo de
termined. Kippin was brought to the
courtroom yesterday in a hack , against
the wish of hie physician , who feared the
exposure. Kippin was hardlv recogniza
ble , his forehead being swollen to thncc
its natural si/.c. The evidence showed
that the row was a most disgraceful one ,
and that it was chiolly caused by i'eter-
.son and Roper. They will bo held to
answer to the grand jury.
Judge Aylcsworth also scored the
saloonkeepers for sellmir intoxicating
liquors to minors. He said ho would like
lo have some of those brought before the
bars , for it was a shame to have the boys
given drink.
An information was filed charging
McNuli.y with keeping a disorderly
liouse , and this was put oil'for a week.
Stoves ! Stoves ! Stoves I tor the next
thirty days 1 will sell heating stoves at
cost for cash only. P. C. DjVoL. ;
L. B. Crafts & Co. are loaning money
on all classes of chattel securities at one-
half their former rates. Sec them before
securing your loans.
The Shootlns Affray.
John Woodburn was brought before
Judge Aylcsworth yesterday on the
charge of assault with intent to commit
murder. Woodburn is the ono who is
said to have shot Burns the other night ,
lie practically admits to having fired the
shot , but claims that he did FO in self de
fense. Ho has marks about the face and
head showing that ho has been badly
punished by homo one , and he claims
that ho was attacked suddenly and seri
ously , hence the .shot , lie is a young
man , and his clothes and the poverty ap
parent in the place where ho was found
sleeping , suggests that ho had better
have sold his revolver and invested in
some of the comforts of life , lie .secured
J. J. Stewart as his attorney , and the
preliminary hearing has been set for
Monday , January 3. The wounded man
is getting along all right , the hurts not
being very serious , Woodburn's ' ball is
lixedat if 1,000 , , but he will not bo able to
furnish it at pro enl. His homo is in
Hillsdale , 111.
See that your books are made by Moore-
house & Co. , room 1 , Everett block.
Five hundred overcoats for boys and
children , from 11.00 up.
up.MrrcAi.i BHOS.
Happily United.
Ono of the joyful events of the holiday
season was the marriage of Mr. George
Wesley and Miss Elccta llarter , which
occurred at the residence- the bride's
mother Wednesday evening , December
2-J. Rov. A. K. Hates , pastor of the Pres
byterian church , olllciiitud , the ceremony
being performed in the presence of the
relatives and intimate friends only. The
young people were remembered by many
beautiful and substantial gifts , and the
well wishes expressed are numerous and
hearty. Mr. Wesley is the son of the well
known citl/.eu , Mr. C , Wesley , and Is ono
of the most faithful and highly esteemed
employes of the Chicago , Burlington
it Ijiiinuy. The bride also has many
friends by whom hho is greatly
beloved lor her many womanly
virtues. They settle m their new home ,
on Eighth street , near Twenty-second
avenue , with bright prospects of a long
ami happy wcmlcd lit'o.
,
An elegant line of short wraps , new-
markets , etc. , cheap , to close them out.
JOHN UKXO & Co.
Wo have a line largo line of Christmas
novelties that wo arc selling cheaper
than over was known , also mutllers. Bill :
handkerchiefs , ladies' and { louts' gloves ,
clothing , line t > oalsKim > ap < ? l etc ,
JOHN Uuxo & . Co ,
HAM. or COI-NCII. IJi.i < rifs LOPOK. No.
40,1. 0. D. K , Dec. 'J7 , lbS3. Whereos , H has
pleased Divlnn 1'rovldenco to lemove Irom
our midst oar lain brother. William Noble.
Whuieas , It Is but just that a littlui : iccoir-
nltlon ot his mau ) vlituos should be hail ;
theielore ,
Resolved , liy Council Blutf * lodge , No. 4' > ,
I , O. O. K. , that uliiln ttu bcnvwhli humb'.o '
Mibmlsnloii to the will ot the Mont High , wo
do not the luf-s mouin for our brother who
has been taken fiom us.
1-solved ! ( , That in the death of brother
William Noble , thlslodgo laments the loss of
a brother who was ever ready to offer the
hand of friendship ana the voice of sympathy
to the needy and distressed of the fraternity ,
a member of I lie lodso whose endeavors
were e.\ei ted for Us we ft are mid prosperity ,
a kind husband and aftectlonato-father.
ResQlved. That the heart-felt sympathy of
this ledge is extended to UU family lu thulr
grlel and alUletJon ,
Resolved , That our charter be draped In
inouniiiiK for thirty days and these lesolu-
lions bo sfaead upon our iccords ami a copy
Uicroof transmitted to the family of our do-
era eil hrothfr nfid to Hie city papers for pub
lication.
F. A. BUIIKE ,
THO. Biri ; < M > x ,
K. H. ( UiitXKii.
Committee.
Denlli or Mrs. Kink.
The dontli of Mrs. Antoinc Rink , which
occurred Sunday uf lernoon at 3:30 : o'clock ,
1ms proved a sad blow to the family and
friends. Death came so unexpectedly ,
and following so closely upon giving
life to a little one , that the event is pecu
liarly sail. Mrs. Rink , whoso maiden
name was Emma licks , came here from
( tormany iu June , 183. > , in company with
her sister and Mrs. Straub , who had been
011 a visit to the old country , lu the fol
lowing September she was married to
Mr. Rink , to whom stio was betrothed In
the old country. The funeral is to beheld
hold this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
An Ancient Document.
An old deed was placed on record yes
terday. The document was dated No
vember 27 , 1850 , over thirty years ago.
The deed is from , ) . M. Kline , as attorney
iu fact for Emily Kline , and conveys to
P. Sidney Post and Marshal Turloj % "the
sw j of the sw i , section ! )1 ) , township 7(5 ( ,
north range 43 west. " the consideration
being sf'J.UOO. The acknowledgement is
before Dudley S. Nye as notary public.
The blank on which llio ancient deed is
liled out boars the imprint of the Chro-
notype ollice , Council Bluu's.
Inild nt Host.
Yesterday William Noble was laid at
rest. Uriel services were held at the
lieu n at noon and the remains taken to
his old home in Shcnamluah , where they
were buried. The Odd Fellows attended
in a body and paid duo tribute to his
memory.
Centerville ott-lump coal , $ : ! . * " ) per
ton , delivered. Win. Welch , 015 Main
stioet , telephone ! K5.
Tim Closing ol' tic Year.
Brooklyn Magazine : A few more days
and the year winch to homo has brought
happiness and to others misfortune will
bo addcil to those which have parsed before -
fore it. Many will during the present
month sit in retrospective thoughts over
the events which have marked the year
in their lives. To the young the years
speed not fast enough ; to the old they are
all too short. The young man enjoys the
closing of one year in preparing for the
next , the aged man nui os over the events
of past years , and contemplates the mys
teries of the future. In the lives of many
the year has proved a memorable one ,
whilu in those of others it has been
marked with no special events. The
hopes of ono have reached fruition , the
aspirations of another have fallen short
of success. And thus the last day of De
cember will bring alike pleasant and sad
memories. There is a lesson to bo drawn
from the close of every year thai may well
leach us of the opening of the
now one. It is by deriving prolit
trom the pti t that wo can
improve the future. If wo have under
taken enterprises during the present year
that have proved unsuccessful , wo can
now , on looking back over the ground ,
sec more clearly what our mistake was or
wherein we failed , and by having under
gone such experiences wo arc by far the
better oil' . We have been taugliL lessons
which we might otherwise never have
learned , and in our future undertakings
the great value of them will bo apparent
to us , if now they yet scorn unnecessary
and unproductive of good. There is a
lesson in all our lailurcs , if we will but
regard them in the proper light. So long
as wo prolit by what has occurred during
the year now rapidly drawing to a. close ,
it will not have" been wasted. The ex
perience of the old vcar will make our
success during the new more assured ,
for wo wiil have learned what
shoals to avoid in the sea of
life. If our bark has just ground , over
the rock reefs with but slight injury , let
us feel thankful that wo were not en
tirely wrecked. The closijig of an
other year will also remimf many of
the necessity of acting in the present
rather than postponing to the future. It
will teach us , perhaps , what may have es
caped us before , that the sun as swiftly
descends to its setting as it rises to its
noon. As a nation , our history is un
equalled for activity , enterprise , and
thrift , yet how many are loiteiing by the
wayside : contending to themselves that
the'ro is ' 'plenty of time" in which to at
tain a certain cud ; then , rousing up sud
denly , how surprised arc they to find that
the opportunity for their achievmcnl has
passed. These and scores of other les
sons will be suggested to many with the
close of 18Si. (
SPECIAL NOTICES.
advortlscmnnts , such RS Lost , Found
loLnnn , Kor Snlc1 , To Kent , V nnti , Ilonnllnir ,
otc , vill liolneorluil In tlil > > I'oluinn nt llio low
ratiiof TKN CKN'I'S VIM UNK fovtlio firfit IBEOC-
ion fin J rivoCtiiita 1'cr Llnoforenuli subtmiuuni
Int-urtlon. LCHVO lulvcrllscinuiitH itt our olllco
Nn. li 1'eal street , near llroiultTiij- , Council
WANTS.
! ! > n Inwyor of o\icrlcnci | > , fulr
> r library nnil ollifuUiinltuiu , Inelmling safe ,
hortoiinil linygy , aiiduliulo monuy. it purtnei-
Hlilp lu rent cetntt' liuhini.'s.s In Oiniilm or dusk
room in nu ollice. llo5' . ' , Now llnniiton | , lowu.
W.\NTKD A yountr Kirl to help ilo liouso-
11 oik ilunntr the viu'iitum of the rlty
school. , 'iddicsa J , M. , lice ullicf , Council
lllnlle.
FOU BAIl-llnrhrreiopKOOil ) location , peed
reason for ei'llln A'ldiofs II , lluootllce.
WANTKD-lOOlnliororSHiid M loaniBtcrs to
nnikon thuSouthoni Kiuwis railroad In
the Indlnn torrltoiy , Ol inlUi s-onth of Kiotrn ,
Kansas. The liiru from ICunbivj City to Klowa
isfrt.w. Ily taking' a ici'cipt or the nirent at
KnnsiiHCityIn the unmoor < ' , Shentluld , n re-
tmluof II.lit will lie ullowi'd by the contractor.
WiiKCti t'M per month nnd lioittd to the tcani-
Htorri , nnd $ l.r > 0 per duy to Ihti hibororA. Hoard
ii,50 ; per ivct-k. Work will lust two yours.
( iood woik lor winter. Tor further iniormrt-
tlon nddiess C. hiuilluld , KloiviiIUIMIH. ] . Kef-
eienuu , Jubilee N. Sdiurz , Counoil Dluira.
FOll SAI.E-Or Hunt -Store huildlni ? , ' 'OvflO.
tire ctories , lot -5ilo5 , EtnMeA , etc. , ( in
prornUca in center of UuslniHs portion ot Hancock -
cock , In , Aildrofis Wlllluni H. Uutler , Neolu , lu.
THOU KENT A now two story frame house
J ? containing 0 rooms , hull nnd collar under
entire houfao , on , N' . K. coiner Av nuo F nnd
l.ittle Curtis Mrcet. Only " blocks ) from Do.
hany'sojiora hou o. Cull on M. I' . Itohror , ut
Iff ' Main Rtreot , ( np-ttiiirs ) ,
A cottnirc ol llvo or six room * .
loralej eonvoniont to htitinos ; Hiniili
family , no children. Address "Crispy , " HOB
olllco.
_
WANTIIIJ-A boy with pony to carry llou
route ,
_ _
IT ( ) H SAI.K-um papers for ealo nt ttio Uee
ollicu.
) rarticBlntflndinif to bo married
aru MHiiti'd to cull nt the I'ryor'i lleo job
nice to select their v , eddlni ? curds.
Ono Agent ( MmMntorlTlyMitril Im-Tirr town for
Our fro.iuent orduis during the pant llvo
year * attest the menu ol jour "TnuilH'b
1'unch" 5-runt cigrar.
Wi.sTtii i ; CUSIUKO , DruinrletB , Princeton , 111 ,
The "TanBlll's Punch" Co cluar ( fives No. J
satisfaction. A. HitAiusi'itt. Wateininn , 111.
-AddltBo It.V. . T.VNhll , ! , A ; CO. , CJJICAUO.
I WANT AGENTS
To $ tll the neat
Window asti Lock
Krer Invented.
jj ] AfcntB uikkD tig iirottti. Circa
lanfr.ev. btjuipla IT mill lucts.
2 ll.Il.WUKKLOCK ,
- ' i-'ulltrlua. eUrutiia.
ONE HUNDREDJREE GIFTS
To Bo Given Away Bj Ilonry Eiseraan &
Oo.'s People's ' Store.
TO THE LUCKY TICKET-HOI.DERS
On January Ifitli , 1H87 , ConMstlriK of
Furniture , Chtnnwnre , Clothing.
lllnnUetfl , Table tiiticn , Notions ,
Money , Silk Dross 1'at-
teniH , IStc.i Ktc.
For every two dollar's worth of goods
purchased , you will receive a coupon
ticket , good for one chance in the follow
ing ( .iranil Presents to bo given away by
us on .January l.Mh , 1837 :
I-'IHST riUXK-Ono suite of Parlor
I'nrnilnro , cnmis'.ing of sofa , teto-a-teto
and lour grand easy chairs , all uphol
stered in assorted shades of elegant silk
plushes , worth $12o .
SKCONU 1'UIZK-Ono Mahogony Hod
Room. Suite , consisting of bedstead ,
Dresser and Wash Stand of elegant linish
with beveled glass , worth $1U ( ) .
T11IHD 1'ltlXK-Ono of the very best
six-drawer Nlekcl Plated Domestic Sew
ing Machines. The very best machine
in the United States , worth $05.00.
1'OrilTll PHIXH - Twenty yards
Ouinctt best gros grain Black Silk , cost
? ! ) .00 per yard , worth ! ? ( ! 0.00.
riFTll P1UXKOne i-logant Seal Plush
London Dyed Cloak , to bo made to order
to lit the lucky ticket holder , worth sftlO.CO.
SIXTH PlUXK-Ono pair of the iinest
White Dlaiikcta made by the iMonerr
Woolen mill , of California , worth $ -10.00.
SKVKNTll PlllXK-Ono Dcaittlfully
Decorated Dinner ami Tea Set , consist
ing of ono hundred and forty pieces ,
worth * m > .00.
KH5HT11 PH1XK--AII Klos.uit Seal
Skin Mull'vrortli .tM.oo.
NINTH PKIXK-A very line Paisley
Shawl , worlliiM.OO. (
TUNTll PHlXK-Onc Angora Ueavcr
Shawl , worth ifilll.OO.
ELKVKNTH PHlXK-Ono ( Jenlleman's '
Suit-of Clothing , made of Imported
Worsted , guaranteed a line fit for the
winner , worth $ : ! 5.00.
TWELFTH PUIXE-A ( Jcntleman's
Fur Heaver Overcoat , worth $ UO.OO.
TillKTEHN I'll PR1UE One 15oy's
Overcoat , for a boy between the ages of
; i and 1C years , to bo chosen by the lucky
party holding tint ticket. Worth if 15.00.
FOURTEENTH PRIZE Ono Hoy's
Suit , for a boy between the ages of ! l and
10 years , to bo selected by the winner.
Worth * lfi.OO.
FIFTEENTH PRIXE-Onc Elegant In-
fanL's Cloak , worth $10.00.
SIXTEENTH PRIXE - One Elegant
Hrass Parlor Table , worth .f 10.00.
SEVENTEENTH PRIZE-Ono piece of
50 yards " 1'ruit of the Loom" muslin ,
worth $1.00.
EIGHTEENTH PK1ZH Ono half
do/.en of ihcvery best Celebrated "Gold"
while shirts , of which wo arc the exclu
sive agents , worth SD.OO.
N1NTEENTH PRIXE-One Fine Silk
Mulller , worth f.'i.OO.
TWENTIETH PRIZE Ono Linen
Table Set , consisting of Table Cloth ana
a Do/.en Mipkins worth $10.00.
T\N \ UNIT-FIRST PRIZE A Cash
Present of a Twenty Dollar Gold Piece.
No. 22Ono Toilet Set.
No. 23 One very line Doll.
No. a I One Handkerchief Hot.
No. 'Jn-Ono elegant Hand Hag.
No. 2J ( Ono large Doll ,
No. 27 Ono Stand Cover.
No. 28 Ono bottle tine Perfume.
No. ' , ' ! ) One Toboggan Cap.
No. 110-Ono Table Scarf.
No. 31 One line Splasher.
No. 32 One line Lunch Jlaskot.
No. 33 One hammered brass Umbrella
Stand.
No. 34 One-half define Towels.
No. 3.j . Ono Silk Umbrella.
No. : W-Onc line Doll.
No. 37 One sot China Dishes , suitable
for little folks.
No. 38 Ono Brass Itroom Holder.
No. 30 One pair Men's Silk Suspend-
ers.
ers.No. . 40 One Silk Handkerchief.
No. 41 One nice Doll.
No. 42 One-half doladle's line Linen
Handkerchiefs.
No. 43 Fifteen yards Bcbt Calico for a
dross pattern.
No. 44 Ono Boy's Hat.
No. 45 Ono Boy's Sealskin Cap.
No. 40 One line Painted Ornament ,
No. 47 One Toilet Set.
No. 48 Ono nice Doll.
No. 49-Ono line Doll.
No. 50 One elegant Table Cover.
No. 51 Ono Bottle Perfume.
No. 52 One Lace Handkerchief.
No. 53 One child's line Lace Collar.
No. 51 One elegant Doll.
No. 55 One elegant Doll.
No. 50 Ono Tidy.
No. 57 Ono Table Scarf.
No. 58 Ono hno Doll.
No. 59 Ono Month Organ.
No. ( iO One Imitation Steam Piano.
No. 01 One line Book.
No. 02 One line Book.
No. -Ono Pocket Knife.
No. 01 Ono line Doll.
No. 05-Ono line Doll.
No. CO Ono Dr. Warner's Corset.
No. 07 One Shoulder Shawl.
No. 08 One infant's Lace Cap.
No. Oil Ono baby Dress.
No. 70 Ono large Doll.
No. 71 Ono Hand Bag.
No. 72 Ono lady's Companion.
No. 73-Onc Silk Mullier.
No. 74 One largo Doll.
No. 70 One line Book.
No. 70 Ono line Book.
No. 77 One. Lunch Basket.
No. 78 One pair children's Shoes.
No. 70-One pair boy's Boots.
No. 80-Ono liio ! Lace Collar.
No. 81 Ono largo Doll.
No. 83 One Lady's .lorsoy Jacket.
No. 83-Ono pair Gentleman's Sus
penders.
No. 81 One pair Men's Gloves.
No. ar-Onc pair Boy's Skates.
No. 80-Onc pair Girl's Skates.
No. 87 One pair Girl's Skates.
No. 83-Ono line Doll
No 8 ! ) Ono line Doll
No. 00Ono largo Doll
No. itl Ono large Doll
No. 1)2 ) Ono Necklace
No. 03 Ono uajnGold Cull'Buttons
No. 01 Olio Louknt
No. 05 Ono nice Breast Pin
No. DO-Ono pair SIoovo Buttons
No. 07 One Silver Thimble
No. 08 Ono line Breast Pin
No. 8 Otic pair Kid Gloves
No. 100 Ono Luco Handkerchief
Total value of presents , | 800.
vith every f2 purchase you receive a
ticket , also a ticket for every additional
fa purchase you make.
Hold your tickets until January 15th ,
1837 , when the fortunate numbers will bo
announced and invited to call and re-
ccivo their present ; } .
REMEMBER.
You have to pay nothing extra for your
purchases. Wo guarantee to sell you
iroods cheaper than any other house in
the west , ami best btook to select from.
MAIL ORDERS.
All orders by mail will receive prompt
attention , and tickets for the free
gift distribution will bo forwarded
and enclosed with y our purchases , the
same as if you wore present in person.
Tnesa distributions will bo made with
every fairness , and you may depend on it
that the lucky numbers only will receive
their presents.
No tickets will bo issued to the em
ployes of our house.
Customers only will receive the bene
fits.
fits.Call and see the above mentioned pres
ents now on exhibition in our mammoth
store and convince yourself.
Respectfully ,
HcNinr EISEUAN & Co. ,
Pt'oplo's Store.
Nos. 814 , 310 , 318 and 320 Broadway ,
Council Blutlj ,
Holiday Gifts
A substantial present is always most appreciated b1 the receiver. Wo arc clu
ng out all of our furniture consisting of
Elegant Easy Chairs ,
Divans , Ottomans , llassacks , Foot Hosts , Music Hacks , Ktc. , F.to , to make room fos
Carpets and Upholstery. This furniture is our own manufacture , and superior in
workmanship and material to factory made goods. We arc prepared to make to order
dor on short notice , Hair Moss and Cotton .Mattresses , Turkish Spring Hcds and
Uedding of all kinds , and to
Upholster and Repair Furniture of all Kinds.
Mr.Stookert Personally Superintends all work.
Council Bluffs Carpet -Co , ,
405 BROADWAY.
IMS. < KCIITT. D. M.TBSr.V.VOU. P.l ) STOCEU'.UT
Wholesale ami retail. Families supplied \\illi ten and twenty pound nuek-
myes.
J , Y , FULLER , 39 Pearl st , , Council Bluffs
I Will Pay the Highest Price in Casli
YOU ALL KINDS OF
XO. OJ ISIiOAUWAl , ISU'S'I'S.
ESTERN
OLLECE
Tally Kinilprcil Normal and Commerolal Doimrtmonts. Tuition Hooks , lloanl and
Kooms ut Kuasomible Itntos. N'Uflit Hchool During tlio Winter.
S.A
WHOLESALE AND JOBBING
raoxrsss oj = -
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Wt'LtlMEX'J' &
DKKRli , WELLS & CO. ,
Wliolcsnlo
Agricultural Implements , Buggias ,
CnrriaRcs , Ktc , Ktc. Council 1)1 ) nfTs , Iowa.
KEYSTONK MANUFACTURING CO.
Mauufiictiiroisor ana Dualura In Q
Hand and Power Corn Shellers ,
And a general line of first clnss : i riuultuia
Implements.
Nos. 1 01,15OT , 1503 ami .1507 ? nuth Main Street ,
Council H.ulT .
DAVID BHADLKY A CO. ,
Mnnuf'rn nn I Jobbnrs ot
agricultural Implements , Wagons , Buggies ,
Carriage" , nnd nil ktnils or Farm Mnohinorr.
1100 to 1119 South Mala Street , Counoil Blutfl ,
Iowa.
CAItl'KTH.
COUNCIL BLUFFS CAKl'KT CO. ,
Curtains Shades
Carpets , , Window
Oil Clothi , Curtain Fixtures , UpholntorjOoo
Sic. No. 105 Uroartway Council llluffi ,
Iowa.
ClQAltS , T01IACCO , K'1'0.
PEIIKGOY & MOOKB ,
Wliolcsalu Jobbvra in the
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes
NOG. 281aln ! ad 27 I'oarl Sis. Council muffs ,
Iowa.
SNYDKU &LK
STOHACE
Fruit and Produce Commission Merchants.
13 , : M mid 211 Punl St. , Council Bluffs.
niiuaaisrs.
IIAULH , HAAS & CO. ,
Wholesale Oils Paints Glass
Druggists , , , ,
Dnnrglstn' Bunciriec , Ktc. No. 2 Main St. , and
No. 21 J'tmrl SI. , Council IllutTi.
O. W. BUTTS ,
Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty
General Commission. No. 5U Drimlwa ,
( 'ounoll UlutTa.
W1KT & DUQU1CTTK ,
Wholesale Fruils , Confectionery ,
-A.ND-
COMMISSION ,
Nns. IBimcl 18 Pearl St. , Council Hluffs.
JM/tfl'KSS. KTO ,
UECKMAN , STROIWEHN & CO. ,
llMiiufacturoriiof and Wholesale Dtmloratn
Leather , Harness , Saddlery , Etc.
No. Ku Mnln St. , Council niults , lorn.
ra , CAM. ETO.
WKTCALF KKOTHKHS ,
Jobbers in Hats , Caps and Gloves ,
Nos. ai ? ami 844 HroRilwiiy , Council IllntH.
HRAVY JIAItnWAHE.
KKELINE & FELT ,
WholHjalu
Iron , Steel , Mails , Heavy Hardware ,
And Wood Block , Council HlntTa , Io\ra.
IIIUiSM : T.VM.OU' ,
1) . H. MfDONKI.U A CO. ,
% bllihod ! * . , - . !
No. PJ ) Main Slrcct , i : t { 'nuiull llluITi ,
ANII IU" M KIIS IS
HIDES , TALLOW WOOL , ETC.
Oil , ? .
COUNCIL BLUl-TS OIL'CO. ,
Wholesale Dualcrf In
Illttiulnatlng & Lubricating 0115 Gi3)llu )
E3TO. , ETO ,
P.Thcoilore.ABunt , Council llluffs IOWA.
arc.
_
A. OVKKTON & CO. ,
Hard Wood , Soutbera Lumber , Filial
fl Jlalcrlul Speclaltl'-i.Wholuiale ' Luu -
lier ol til Hindu , ninco No. 1WJ Mala dt. ,
Council lllulti. Iowa.
n'IKES a NO LIQUVHS.
SCHNKIDKIl & BECK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
fM iioin St , , Councu
JOHN L1NDKK ,
Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors
Agent for St. Rotlhartrs Ilorb Illttru. No.tl
Halu Ht. Council Illiiirs.
L. KIKSCHT & CO. ,
Wholesale Liquoi1 Dealers ,
No. i\6 \ Dread way. Council I
FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY ,
1514 Douglas St. , Omaha.
NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN.
L.iiiesb ! uying a § 5 hat or bonnet , onefar
will be p.iiil ; 5-to , ioiuid Jiip.
NOVELTIES
wJint i/on innit fur
ts. al
'Vhfimrc \ juft npriird leu < V . < M of
JVori-lttctt cuiiechillij f < tt'
r < nt can jiiitl
EVERYTHING
it'ttut inoiillii'in ( ( tmltlic ) > rt-
rrmire rcvy low.
Jluve filfojunt received ( t vrt'ij nice
lot oj Lace Scarf * timl / "Isctinn ,
Kl < > j ut presents for jjon to inufato
yottr wife.
Our : iiortmcnl is largn , of Silk Ilantl-
Kerchicfs , I\liill'Jers \ , Kmbroitlovoil ami
llcmstltnlied Handkerchiefs , Kid Uloves ,
Silk lres u , etc. , etc.
Table Linens
Hlegant Table Linens in pattern and
y llio yard , ami napkins to nmtdi.
Ve : vro selling
RUGS
In ull siy.fs at noininully low prices.
Coino and look ever our lar o stock and
yon will lind on sonio ono of our lliroo
lloors .soniotliinir you will want and you
will save money by buying it of us.
We do not < { i\e lottery tickets and con
sequently you do not have lo pay any
extra price tor the goods.
HARKNESS BROS. ,
B. BICE , m. D. ,
Or other Tumors removed itithout
th0 itnlfo ordrawinK ot blood ,
practical oiperionce.
Orer thiily yearn
No. II 1'eurlm. , Council Hluffa.
| 3r Con6Ultation fie * .
JOH.N V. &TO KK. JAIOH
STONE & SIMS ,
ATTORNEYS-AT-UW ,
Practice in the State and Federal court *
Jtoonu 7 and 8 Shtigtirt-Ueuo lllo t ,
THE BEATON FUEL CO
Will supply you ith ft cleaner nnd utltci
quality of
OAl
M BMMMiMWMWMMWMBB Hi HMNMiH
Than nny one in the city. A trial villcort
viuce you.
No G2S Broadway. Telephone 110.
CRESTOBT HOU
The only hotel in Council BlttHs having * '
e IEsoa/p ! ©
And alt inolcin improvements ,
Sl.i , ' , ' 17 and 010 Main st.
MAX MOIIN , Prop.
Star Sale Stables and Mule Yardsi
BROADWAY , COPNCIL BUM FS ,
Dmuin ) Depot.
E
cato
to
*
A
e
Hordes and mules kept conslaiilly on
hand , for sale at retail or in ear loads.
Odors promptly filled by contraet on
short nolieu. Meek sold on commission.
Suu'i r.its Hoi.ur , Proprietors.
Telephone No. 111
Fonnorlv of Keil Sale Stables , corner
1st. ave amillh street.
Horses and Mules
For all piuposes , bought and ( -old , at retail
and in lots. Lai go quantities to select
fioui Several pairs of tine drivers , sin
gle or do"ble.
MA&OM WISE ,
Council Bin lid.
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
COUNCIL BLl.TFS , IA ,
IMiiblisliod 1SJ7
TILCPHONE
I OB ,
FIRE INSUMNCE
Iq flC ] following Companies ;
Herman American , of Nw York
riitrnlx , " of Hnrtfont.
llaitfoid , * of Haitfard.
Callfornlan , of San Fianclico ,
Scottlth Union < t National , aCditibiog. .
Unionif San Fianclsca ,
State. " of Des Holms.
Wlllamibuig C/ty , of BicoMyii.
Tkase niarniil it'll/I a * Instnealso against Iocs * y \
Wind Storms , Cyclones anil Tornadues
TOR BAI.f IN COUNCIL
* IILLI ft. AMI
ONICY LOAXR15 HOOIICITY
AM ) F.M1M 1'ltOl'l I5TV AT LOWK1-1
R.MIS. * * " t * > ' , > f
i * + ; ( ! 1
K , .ToiiniHlN , 4'oiinty nnd
Etniili WorKol'All KilitU Sp < - >
inlly
Prompt Attention to Mail Orders
MOREHOUSE & GO.
Hooin 1 Kvnret Block , Council J5Ui(1s ( ,
SUtndurtl J'apera L'sed All sidles of bind
ing in Magazines and
BLANK BOOKS.
iinn'.HUNci:1 : ? ,
C. n. National lluiik , M. 13. Huiith .V Co. ,
OaUoriH1 llnuk. Done , WclU 4' Cn. ,
Hifil National Hunk , t' . II , Insurance Co. ,
i. I'ueey.llHnkoi .c.n rtavln-a Hank.
Buy COAL
Of 6. HAYNE ,
At ! lth st. and 11th Jive. , and 31. Oalla-
I-'H Hloro , Lower Hromlwuy.
N. SCHURZ ,
Justice of the Peace
Olllceovcrnenian Kxpreis ,
"
MELVIN SMITH & ( J0
SI I ( lO-OK * IO
McMAHQN & CO ,
AbsUcts of Title , Lean and RialEs
late Broken , No. 238 Main St ,
purrhtmril tltv "muni rcl
ttlit at > nti'in-t / > ooAs in tltii nmnli/-
an Ilia "Mt'.Malifni .tlf > trtta
dtistrants anil I'dijH'i-lfnIltf r > o-
ticlt ( lie. pati-onaj/cof all tltoie dcslr- ,
1 ny corrcet abut rat-In of title to Ittnda , A-
and lota in I'ottawattninic connlu.
MELVIN SMITH & CO , ,
MO. 236 MAIN ST , , COUNCIL BLUFFS