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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY. DECEMBER 31 , 1886.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCilTBLUFFS
riUUAY MOHNING , DEC. 01 ,
OfTIOE , KO. IS , PEABL STREET.
Dtlltmd by currier In nr part of thocltj-nt
tntntr ctnti ptr we ok.
JJ.W.TltTox , Manager.
TKt.GPIIONES :
niimsOrriCE , No. .
NiuuTKimoit Ko. U3.
MIXOU MKXTH/E _ ?
N. Y. Plumbing ( JdF
New fall goods at llcitor's.
Auction. Chapman's , Friday evening.
Don't fail to attend Chapman's auction ,
Friday night.
The Methodists will "watch out the old
and in the new" at the church.
The money considerations in the trans
fers of real cslate yesterday amounted to
tll.-IOG.OS.
Preparations arc being made fora wed
ding on North Seventh street which will
tnko place inside of two weeks.
The ladies of the German Catholic
church will give a'quadrille party to
night in Ihc hall on Main street over
JBrown's drugstore.
Charles Gallagher has pleaded guilty
to stealing a coat from 1) . Goldstein's
place , mid ( he judge lias reserved the
sentence until to-day.
Miss Eunice M. Wells , with Mis
Georgia He.nnott entertained happily a.
company of their young friends at tlm
house of Mr. and Mrs. L. " Wells lust ev
ening.
The lloyal Arcanum gave another of
its ociiil gatherings hist evening. It was
an elegant all'alr. The new hall is a
beauty , and has been well arranged and
iuinlslicd for such gatherings.
'file Sons of Veteran ? have selected as
nlllcers : E. K. Galligan , captain ; C. A.
Williams , Ifr-st lieutenant ; G. G .Chirk ,
second lieutenant ; W. S. Messemor , dele
gate to the state encampment.
The law office of Fliekiuger Bros , had
a narrow escape from a scorch from tlm
sudden burslin ; : of a student lamp , by
the light of which I. N. Fllekinger was
working at the desk. The malting had a
few holes btin.ed in it , but tlm blaxe was
put out o-it before any serious damage
was done.
Call at Chapman's Art store , and , ce
the elegant line of pictures thai will be
ollered at auction Friday night.
Weather strips at Chapman's 105Main.
Hard anil soft coal , best quality , all
Fixes. Missouri and Iowa wood. C. It.
Fuel company , 530 Itroadway. Tele
phone liiO ,
A watch-night meeting will he held at
the Broadway M. E. church to-iiight , be
ginning at ! i p. in and continuing until
midnight. The services will consist of : i
prayer meeting , love feast , consecration
meeting and addresses by Uev. A 1C.
Hates , of the Presbyterian chureii , l ev.
W. T. Smith , presiding elder of the
Council Hlull's district , and the ) ja < tor of
the church. A cordial invitation to at
tend this service is extended to the
public. _
Electric door be.lls , burglar alarms and
every form of domestic electrical appli
ances at the New York Plumbing Co.
See Moore K. Kipliuger's elegant pres
ents to their customers. One eliunce with
cachSoe purchase. 4J ! > Broadway.
Notice Opera house barber shop , bath
rooms re-opened.
John Williams , a hey , is in durance
vile for disturbing the peace and striking
an ollicer. Although Willianus does not
look large enough to trouble the .smallest
man on the forci ; , it seems Iliac he must
linvii been wild , as the book shows that it
took three ollie.ers , Unthaiik , Thomas and
Martin , to arrest him.
Don't ' buy your new suit or overcoat
until you look at those at Meteulf Bros
New goods and Christmas Novelties at
Kirkland's , jewc-lcr , No. 'J' S Broadway.
Weather strips nt Chapman's ,
Main .st.
The new skating rink will je lighted by
the electric light and every convc.nic.nco
is bci'.ig arranged for the opening , which
will probably lake place to-morrow , pro
vided E. W/llart , manager of the New
York Plumbing company , who is inter
ested in the new rink will ; Harry Haas ,
returns from the east. During Mr. Hart's
absence the entire plans have been ar
ranged by Mr. Haas.
Wo have a line largo line of Christmas
novelties that we are selling cheaper
than ever was known , : i-o ! niulllers , sill ;
handkerchiefs , ladien' and gents' gloves ,
clothing , line sealskiiicajis , etc.
JOHN HI..XD > t Co.
For sale or exchange for clear hind ,
Council Hlnll's or Omaha property , a
most promising ami f'ushioiinhln trottintr
bred two-year-old stallion , standard bred.
Ituluii. Address P. It. Hunt , llarlan , la.
Per olinl
( } . AV. Ctillison , the Harlan attorney , is
: il the Pneilie.
C. D. Itoyd , ono of IMcClurg's mi Mon-
uilcH , is in from a trip.
George II. Sims , of Portsmouth , In. , a
Floekmun , is at the Pacilio.
Mrs J. W. Klecli is spending p. few
days with her sister , Mm. S. D. Fox , of
Dunhip ,
Mr. Ewers , of Dunlap , an excellent
finger and musician , has decided to lo
cate in Council Hlull's.
Elmer Shiigart , son of E. L. Sliiigiir' ,
has beei aeeorded the lii > t prl/.o for elo
cution fa Belluv 'o v college.
llov. Dr. Heed and wife , and Miss Reed ,
of Harlan , together with Mrs. Miller , of
Cherokee , urn ut the Pacific.
District Atlornoy Thornell is suflVring
roverely from neuralgia , ami was iiurdly
able to appeur in court yesterduy.
Herman Dierks.of DlerksBros. , Broken
Itow , Neb , , was in tlm city yesterday vis
iting his brother while en routu east.
lion. Lafu Yoiuip to-night gives u party
nt his liouiin Atlantic , to which home.
ol his Council Hlutl's friends are invited.
Hov. Thos Kees , formerly pastor of tint
Dunlap Baptist church , is now supplying
the pulpit of the Baptist cliurch in Don-
City.HOT.
HOT. H. M. Coulter , for three year ?
pastor of the Prcsbvterian church , ot
Woodbine , his ; accepted a call to the pas
torate of tlm Presbyterian church at
AValiiut , and begins labor January 8.
aConductor Inlow , of the dummy train ,
has a ten-day lay-ofl'and has gone cast
on busiuens. William Gaines now hus
charge of thr > dummy trains ufter ti
o'clock In the eveninu until Inlow's re-
turn.
turn.Mr. . WolK an attorney who hns lately
been practicing in Montana , tuul whoso
former homo was in New Jet ! > ey , is in the
city and planning on locating here , as lu
5s very favorably impressed with Conner
Itlull's and its prospects.
See. that your books are inside bv Moore
house & Co , , room 1. Everett block.
Stoves ! Stoves ! Stoves I tor the next
thirty days 1 will sell heating Move.s ut
COM lor cash only. P , < \ DuVou .
Heating stores at cost to close them out
IV. A. Wood , No. 501 Main street.
vice.to ascertain what he had to caj ;
vwarii lit. Ilia
THE PEN IS NOT TOO MIGHTY ,
To Hold the Kind of Crooks Sentenced by
Jndge Loofbourow Yesterday-
A QUIET WEDDING.
Another Chapter In tbn Bock Cane
Various Preparation * For Closing
the Old Ycnr nml tjulierlnc tu
the New Newsy FraRincnts.
Their
The interesting feature in yesterday's
proceedings in the district coiut was the
sentencing of tlm prisoners who had
been found guilty at this term of court.
The prisoners worn brought before Judge
l.oofbournw and were given the grim
satisfaction of seeing over his head the
words , "Welcome to All , " that being a
part of the decorations of the hall left
from the festive dnncc of the other even
ing. Major Williams , \\lio wis sus
pected of having ? > liot Hughes , and killed
him , was conspicuous by his absence.
There were many whispered comments
among the lookers-on , and the major's
left car must have burned wherever he
must have been The life sentence which
Major Williams merited in the minds of
many was divided among the lessor
oU'i'iitlora ' , each taking a fuw years of It.
Harry C. Wallbridge , the travelling
salesman for L. Klr&cht , who succeeded
in getting away with several hundred
dollars of the linn's money , was sen
tenced to four years in the penitentiary.
This vias about what lie expected , for lie
had been looking over the statute book ,
while wailing in the ante room to be
called before the judge. Ho stepped
buck with a satisfied air.
T. W. Bartlult was next called to the
fiont. He is the big nosed young man
who was ciuight burglarizing Judge
James1 residence , lit was sentenced to
three years.
William Llojd , belter known as "Com-
aiiehe Bill , " came heavily rolling along
next , lie was convicted of a fonlidenee
game. Ho is a crook who lias been
eiuight many times , but never before
convicted. He is known : i a crowbar
burglar , and rather a cheeky burglar ,
rather than a slick eonlidonce man. His
usual as-urancu was nilaMii .c yesterday ,
and he was as modest in mien as a
maiden when he stood before tlie judge ,
who sentenced him to live years in the
penitentiary.
As Comiinelie Hill walked back into the
hide room , he stopped to remark to an
acquaintance , "Well , they've been after
me for twenty-four years , and this is the
lir > L ehanee they have had to give it to
me. " it is said that one cigar cost Co-
maneho Bill live years in the penitentiary
iary- When first arrested and brought
before .fudge Avlesworlh for a prelim
inary healing he was very cheeky and
blufled everybody , He did not think for
a moment lint that he would be able to
square this as he hud squared many pre
vious scrapes. Ho evidently expected to
satisfy his victim in some way and get
the ea.MJ dismissed. He asked for a con
tinuance , ai'.d it was granted. Then
juine the question of bail. The judge is
aid to have had in I. is mind to lix the
bail at 1-500 , but just as he wis : _ delibcrat-
ngupon it Conianclie Hill , with all the
cheek of a reporter , stalked up to the
udge's desk , nnd laying down a niekle
igfir coolly asked the judge to smoke it
ifterlca. "The bail in this case will be
i\cd at f.1,000 , " remarked the Judge.
That settled it. Had it been half of that
imount the fellow's friends would have
iriauged to havegivcn it , and then if the
: ase was prosecuted he would have
umped the bail , liis triends made an
Utcnipt to get tltfl.UOO. but it was too
ligh a figure , H' r tiiey did not consult ! ! '
din worth the price. He was put in
iail , tried to dig out , was detected , held
behind the bars , and will now take a trip
jieross the stale , lie lost his chance by
his liberality with cigars.
The nest nrisoner was Mike Kelloy. He
wa.s : i workingman , whose only glaring
fault seems to be in gelling drunk , and
when drunk he cannot rc.M t the tempta
tion to commit other oll'enses. Hi ? crime
[ his time was the stealing of a wateh
from the residence of .lames Carroll , the
watch belonging to C. 11. Ko s. The
judge gave him a lei'tiire on the im-
Dortance of a man keeping sober , espec
ially if lie was inclined to do sueli things
when drunk. In view of all the circuni-
Mances he was let oil' with ? monlhb in
the comity jail and a hue of $5(1. (
Charles ( /'lark for burglary was sen
teiieed to eighteen months.
Tim Clcason , the only elderly man in
the group , was sent to the county jail
for six months and lined $50 for
arceny.
John Ki/.er was one of those unfor
tunate individuals who picK IIP carelessly
a piece of rope , without noticing that a
cow was tied to the otlior cud of the rope
'J'he jury decided that he stole the cow ,
and his only defense was that ho was
drunk and did not notice that them was
so much to the rope. Heillseive in the
pen for eighteen months.
William Emerson , who in no respect
rcM > inhlcd tiie minsttel , was sentenced to
three years. He was the colored indi
vidual caught going through the K. C.
hou e , and with whom thorn was Mich a
lively tiring when ho and his comrade
were arrested on the railway trauK about
ten miles out of the city.
P. C. V ftbstcr , the young fellow who
forged a cheek in Crescent , and who waste
to bungling about it , got two years and a
line of $100.
James Stewart eaine ne\t , He is ( lit )
saddle colored fellow who stole a coat
from the police station. He expected to
get about three ' vears , but was happily
tisnppointcd , the' tune being fixed at
.inly one. lie could hardly keep from
smiling in the judge's face , and when ho
got out of .sight ho tairly broke into a
double somersault chuckln.
Kd wards , the crook who was discovered
by Olllcer McMillan jii.st as he was turn
ing a trick at the. transfer , was yestcnhii
found guilty by the jury , but it was too
early to sentence him , and he goes ovei
until this morning.
The ease of Wilson , charged with steal
iig : Mr. Beers' oNoreoat from L. C. Bald
win's residence , was comnn-need yester
dav afternoon.
The court will adjourn to-day ,
] mean business. I am going to redue
my .stock ot pielurns by ottering them a
auction Friday night. W. W. Chapman
JOS Main street.
Masquerade suits at Mrs. ,1. K. Met
calf's for rent. Noun cheaper west o
Chicago ,
Ccnlcrvilhi foft-liimp coal , | 3 75 pet
ton , delivered , Win. Welch , 015 Mail
street , telephone t)3 ) ,
Won a 1'rmi.
Ed. A. Becker , now of Sioux rails , ha
been in the cily for a few days , and while
bis presence among old friends was a
welcome one , he has been eyed with sus
picion by lite more thoughtful ones. It
sceme that Ins visit liaro was not alto
gether for the purpose of vis'ting ' old
friends , but also for the purpose of
robbing Council 13 hi Us of ono of its
favorite maidens. In this ho has suc
ceeded , the ceremony taking place yes
terday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The fair
bride is Miss Adelaide Horton , and it was
at her home , No , 022 1-irst avenue , that
ho became Mrs. Becker. Only the limit
fuse specified. So far as lu > knew , "th
avidhjblo or ileccutl
nlimatc friends were present , and Rev.
Father McMcnomy performed the service.
\flor a befitting wedding supper , the
icwly wedded ones left on the evening
rain for their new home in SJOUT Falls ,
dr Uuckcr IK there connected with the
Dakota. Insurance company , In that
inc ho is thoroughly experienced , hav-
ng been formerly connected with the
'ouncil Bluff's Insurance company of
his city. He is a young business man of
iiiich ability , and is winning success ,
The bride is a favorite here in social
circles , nnd in musical circles even more
o. She is one of the most accomplished
nusicians in the city , and will bo missed
greatly. The best wishes of many friends
vill accompany the young couple as they
hus start 'out in life under such bright
irospccts. _
L. It. Crafts & Co. are loaning money
011 all clashes of chattel securities at one-
mlf their former rates. Sec them before
bccuring j-our loans.
An elegant line of short wraps , new-
markets , etc. , cheap , to close them out.
Juiix Br.xo & Co.
Substantial abstracts of titles nnd real
o lnte loans. J. W. fe E. L. Squire. No.
101 Pearl street , Council HI nil's.
Five hundred overcoats for boy and
children , from fl.50 up.
up.MKTCAU - Bite .
The Hock Cane.
'Ihc Bock oa o came up before Judge
\ylcsworlh in a new form yesterday.
lecently he issued an order proviiling
that under certain circumstance" , and at
stated times the father of the child could
je permitted to see it , but that otherwise
the child should remain in custody of
the mother. Yesterday the mother ap-
icarcd by her attorney , nnd asked thai
his order be rescinded until divorce pro
ceeding * begun at Dcni on could bo do-
ided. The application was refused.
Mrs. Hock claims that her husband has
icon gmlty of conduct which makes it
mpossible for her to soften her feelings
mil she does nol \\ant to have anything
to do with him , nor allow him to have
inything to do with the child.
Great auction sale at ChupMian's Art
Store to-night. The last and only chance
to ptrehasc a handsome picture at your
) wn price.
Dr. llanrhntl , olllco No. 12 Pearl street :
residence , ISO Fourth street ; telephone
No. 10.
William Lewis yesterday pleaded guilty
to disturbing the peace and was given a
lonunal lino. Lewis claims that Ids ag
ravation was grcnland his oll'e.ust ! snuul ,
It appears that an old citixen , in stepping
otl'the train tirst got in to Lewis" hus , and
then changed his mind anil selected the
one of the opposite line , remarking : "I
guess I'll take a decent 'bus. " Lewis was
uH in a minute and he proceeded to tell
.he passenger what he thought of him.
It co.st him just $0,00 to thus express his
opinion ami case hib mind.
Charles Muck to-morrow celebrates , or
ought to celebrate his fifth anniversary us
conductor ot the dummy train. Five
ears ago to-morrow lie took the run , and
las held it ever since , to the satisfaction
of the company. Ho has held the posi
tion longer than any other incumbent ,
and despite the manv annoyances inci-
.lent to the position , he seems as good-
natured as when he turned upsmiling for
liis first trip.
\'oiilinitcil \ on ftwtiilh frtf/c. / ]
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special ailvfrtipcnionta , such us Lost. Tonnd
To Loan , Tor Sale , To Itcut , VSant1 ! , Ilonnllni ; ,
etc , wilt bolnscrtoil in this column at tliu low
ratoof TEN CUNTS 1'Ell LINE lortho Bret laser-
Ion and rivoCuiitsPcrljInoforc'nch suluoiiioiu )
InBertlOH. Li'iivo ndvuitisoini'iits nt our olllco
No. 12 1'cul elrctt , iiu.uJhoadwuy , Council
lllutrs
WANTS.
FOIl HUNT A niiw two-story triune ilwolllntr
hoiiHO , containing' KIX room" , null ( in.both
floors , elobt'ts u-ltli all IHM | roonip , lnro t'olhir
and irood f'Ntorn. Call on M. F. ttohror or
OJoll llroa. iCo. .
F'Mt ' HUNT The uiiu-siory Iraint1 l
bullilliiK. Ith 4-room dwelling nttiich-
nicnl , formerly occuplul ns windy factory
and knon'n us No. Ill ) South Miilu stioot , o.x-
tuimliiir thiuimh to 1'oail § t. Apply to si. F.
ItohicrorOdfll llros , JcCo.
Ily n Inwjer ( if e\icrlenee | , f lr
llbiary mid ollleo Mimitiuc , IneludiiiffBRfe ,
horsoiuul buwy. and n little money , n | iiirtui > r-
bhlji lu renl estate- business lu Omnhix or desk
room In tin olllco. HoHJ. . New Iliiinplcm , Tonn.
FOH SAIiElliirliersliop.irood location , Kood
reason for erllliiKAdihc.s II , llvoollieo.
T\rANTRl > 10) laborers nnd m Icamstcrs to
IT work on the Southern Kansas railroad In
tlu < Imlinii territory , no milns south ol' Klown ,
KRIHH" The luie fioni K nFa = City to Klowa
Is ttK ) ! ) . lly tnklnif a iccoipt of Hie n/cnt at
Knnsiis CityIn the iinmu of < ' Shenllcld , n to-
'
halo ot t't' ! > - will lie iillowi'd tiy the contractor.
Wnues ? 3i ) per month nivl Uourd to I lie teaiu-
Mcrs , and ( l. . * > 0 | > t-r day to the laborers. Hoard
f.I.fi'J per nook. Work will liict twoyi-nrii.
( Jood woik for winter. 1'or further Inloiraii-
llonaddiecs C. Sliuullcld , Kio'vu , ICaiiFan. Kef-
crenco , Jubllco N Scliuiv. , Council Dluirn.
FOIt y\li : 0r Kcinlflnro liiillillnir , ' 0.\in ; ,
two ntorliH. lot " 5x11,5. ftiililos. rlc. . on
promlnes in center of | IU.SIIC | H portion ol Han
cock , In. Address William II Hutlor. Noola. la.
A coltiiito ol five or clx rooms ,
WANTHD
located convenient lo InihlnrHK ; unall
family , uo children. Address "Crispy , " llee
ollli'e.
WANTED-A boy with jiouy to curry Heo
route.
7MJH SAUi Old pnpurii lor enlo HI tlio Uee
1 1 olBuo.
WANTKD I'arllfRlntfiidlnv lo lie married
are wanted to mill nt the Pryor't Heu Joli
onicelo telect their uc-tldlnir cnrilf.
Christmas Goods
/.Y y-'J.VCT
Pottery ,
China ,
G-lassware ,
Lamps and Platedware
At o\i' 'cdinly } low prices. I'li'aso rull
W , S. Homer & Co.
> 'o WI Main St , rouncil nitilVii.
THEATRICAL"
WIGS ,
BEARDS ,
Grease
Paints
T.TC.
Thol'luest I m
' "porUd Line ot
'
( lOOdk Wtbt Ut
Chlcn o.
MrsC.I. . Gillette's
Human Hair Emporium
No , 200MainStreet.Ccuncil Bluffs , ;
' 'vlJltJ u lun B < j re , f *
Jr I "wdr-t'i.M" . * . lAT.55'fiiu. ! " * '
ONE HUNDREDJREE GIFTS
? o Be Given Away By Henry Eiseroan &
Co.'s People's Store.
TO THE LUCKY TICKET-HOLDERS
Un ifnnnnry ifitlt , 1HH7 , ConMAtlnc of
Furniture , Chlniuvnre , Cloiliinc ,
JUlftnltcts , Tnblo Ijlncn , Notions ,
Money , silk Dress 1'at-
tcriiH , Ktc. , lite.
For every two dollar's worth of goods
mrclmscd , you will receive a coupon
ickot , good for one cluincc in the follow-
up Grand L'lescnts to be given away by
la on Jnmmry Ifitli , 1887 :
HKST J'KIZK-Ono suite of Parlor
'imiiturc , consisting of sofa , tutc-ti-tulo
and lour grand easy chairs , all ttjihol-
tercd in assorted shades of elegant silk
jliishc" , worth tl'JS.
SKCON13 PJHZK-One Mahopony Hod
loom Suite , consisting of bedstead ,
Jresser and Wash Stand of degant linish
vith bnveled class , worth $100.
TltlKD PUIZK Ono of the very best
ix-drawer Nickel Plated Domestic' Sow-
up Machines , The very be t machine
it the United Stales , worth 105.00.
1'OUHTII P1UXK - Twenty yards
jiiinctt best iiros grain Black Silk , cost
fU.OO tier yard , worth tGO.OO.
KltTll L'Kl/K-Ono elupant Seal Plush
Condon Dyed Cloak , to bo made to order
o lit the lucky ticket holder , worth $00.00.
SIXTH PK'lHE-Ono pair of the finest
U'hito Ulankets made by llio I'ionecr
Woolen mill , -alifornin ( , worth $10.00.
SKVHNTII PUI/K-Ono Heaiitifnlly
) ( ! coratcd Dinner and Tea Sot , consist-
up of otio hundred and forty pioees ,
worth ? .V.\00.
KICHTIl PUIZK-An Elegant Seal
Skin Mull' , worth sfi',0.00.
NINTH PKI/E--A very line Paisley
Shiiwl , worth $ nri.ix ) .
TENTH PlUXH-Ono Angora Heaver
Shawl , worth iflio.00.
ELEVENTH PUI/E--no ) Gentleman's
Suit of Clothiup , made of Imported
Worsted , guaranteed a. line lit for the
winner , worth ti.OO. : {
TU ELFJ'Il PlllXE-A Gentleman's
Fur Heaver Overcoat , worth ? i0.0 ! ( ) .
THIRTKENTU I'll 1 UK Ono Hoy's
Kereoat , for a boy between the ages of
! and 10 years , to bo chosen by the lucky
mrty lioUUiiir the ticket. Worth $15.00.
FOUHTEKN-TH L'UI/E-Ono Hoy's
Suit , for a boy between the. ages of ! ! and
'
10 years , to 'be selected by the winner.
Worth $15.00.
FIFTEENTH PKlXE-Onc Elegant In
fant's Cloak , worth $10.00.
SIXTEENTH J'lUZE - Ono Elegant
Hrass Parlor Table , worth if 10.00.
SEVENTEENTH IMUXE-Ono piece of
> 0 yards " 1'niit ' of the Loom" muslin ,
worth $4.00.
EIGHTEENTH PKIXE One. half
do/.un of thevery best Celebrated "Gold"
white .shirts , of which we arc the exclu
sive agents , worth $ ! t.OO.
N1NTEENTH PKIHE-One Fine Silk
Mufllor , worth SS.OO.
TWENTIETH PUIXE One Linen
Table Set , consisting of Taulc Cloth and
Dozen Mtpkins wortli $10.00.
TWENTY-F1KST PKIXE A Cash
Present of a Twenty Dollar Gold Piece.
No. S2One Toilet Set.
No. 2J ! One very line Doll.
No. 21 Ono Handkerchief HOY.
No. 25 One elegant Hand Hug.
No. 20 One large Doll.
No. 27 One Stand Cover.
No. 28 One bottle line Perfume.
No. 2l ! One Tob ) ggan Cap.
No. ! ! 0 One Table Searf.
No. Ill One fine Splasher.
No. IV.1 One line Lunch Basket.
No. IJli One hammered brass Umbrella
Stand.
No. 154 One-half dox. fine. Towels.
No. 155 One Silk Umbrella.
No. lifi Ono line Doll.
No. 37 One set China Dishes , suitable
for little folks.
No. 118 One Brass Broom Holder.
No. 3'J ' One pair Men's Silk Suspend-
No. 40 Ono Silk Handkerchief.
No.-11 One nice. Doll.
No. 42 One-half dox. ladle's line Linen
Handkerchiefs.
No. 43 Fifteen yards Best Calico for a
dress pattern ?
No.41-OnoHoy'sHat.
No.15 One Hoy's Sealskin Cap.
No.1(5 ( One line Painted Ornament ,
No. 47 One Toilet Sot.
No.-48 One nice Doll.
No. 40 Ono line Doll.
No. 50 One elegant Table Cover.
No. 51 One Hottlu Perfume.
No. 52 One Lace H.tndkerehief.
No. 53 One child's fine Lace Collar.
No. 51 One elegant Doll.
No. 55 One elegant Doll.
No. fill Ono Tidv.
No. 57 One Table Scarf.
No. 58 One line Doll.
No. 50 Ono Month Organ.
No. liO Ono Imitation Steam Piano.
No. ( II OIKS line Book.
No. IK One line Book.
No. 03-One Pocket Knife.
No. ( M-One line Doll.
No. 05-One line Doll.
No. (10 ( Ono Dr.Vanicrs Corset.
No. 07 One Shoulder Shawl.
No. OS One infant's Lace Cap.
No. ( i'.r-Ono ' baby Dress.
No. 70 One largo Doll.
No , 71 Ono Hand Bag ,
No. 72 Ono lady's Companion.
No. 73-Ono Silk Mullier.
No , 71One largo Doll.
No. 75 One line Hook ,
No. 70 Ono line Hook.
No. 77 One Lunch Basket ,
No. 78 One pair children's Shoes
No , 7 ! ) OIKI pair boy's Hoots.
No. 80--Ono line Lace Collar.
No. 81 One large Doll.
No. 82 Ono Lady's .Jersey Jacket.
No 83 Ono pair Gentleman's Sus
penders.
No , 8t--Ono pair Men's Gloves.
No. 85-Ono pair Boy's Skates.
No. 8(1 ( Ono pair Girl's Skates.
No. 87 Ono pair Girl's Skates.
No. 88-Ono line Doll
No 8 ! ) One line Doll
No , 00Ono large Doll
No. ! )1 ) Ono largo Doll
No. 02 One Necklace
No. 1)3 ) Ono iiair Gold CulV Button- .
No. ni Ono l ekot
No , ! ) . " > One. niee Breast Pin
No , 1)0 ) Ono pair Slee-vo Buttons
No. 07 Ono Silver Thimble
No. ! )8-One ) line Breast Pin
No. 8tf Ono pair Kid Gloved
No , 100 One Lace Handkerchief
Total value of mv.se.nts , $800.
\ \ ith every $2 pureliaso you rocnivo a
ticket , also a ticket for every Jadditlonal
f.1 purchase you make.
Hold your tickets until January 15th ,
1887 , when the fortunate numbers will bo
announced and invited to call and re
ceive their presents ,
HEMEMBEK.
You have ( o nay nothing extra for yom
purchases. W guarantee to sell 3011
goods cheaper than any other house in
the west , and best stock to select from.
MAIL OKDEUS.
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
btuno as if you were present In person.
Thesa distributions will bo niado 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 ami coo the above mentioned presents
ents now on exhibition in our mammoth
store and convince yourself.
Respectfully ,
' llKNItV KlSKMAN & CO. ,
I'eople.'ji ' Store ,
Nos. : IU , 310 , 318 a - ' 120 Broadway
Council 1)1 ) u Us.
t ( ' rrtaee lurUiIfi * ua IX-H.KTS.
CINCINNATI. V. H. A.
. COQ-CIK.
Holiday Gifts
A substantial present Is always most appreciated by the receiver. Wo arc do-
1C out nil of our furniture consisting of
Elegant Easy Chairs ,
tedding of all kinds , and to
Upholster and Repair Furniture of all Kinds.
Mr.Stookert Personally Superintends all work.
Council Bluffs Carpet Co/ /
405 BROADWAY ,
r. it. ou < 'iTT. ! i. : n.Tti\\oit : , r.UKTocurit'r
BUTTERIE BUTTERINE ,
Wholesale nail retail. Fiiiiiilios supplied with ton stud twenty pound puek-
n Res- .
J , Y , FULLER , 39 Pearl st , , Council Bluffs
l'armln < r Lands in Iowa , Minnesota , Kansas , and rancinjj from $5.00 to
& 1U.OO per acre. School and htate lauds in Minnesota on 30 years' time 0 per
cent interest. Land liujcrs fare free. Information , etc. , given bv
Is'o. BS,1 , ! Broadway , Council Blufl's , Iowa , agent for Freidnksen & Co. , Chicago.
DLLECE ®
K < ) iilmieil N'nrmiil nnd romineidnl Deitnrtmcnt * Tuition llnnkp , Hoard nnd
Itoiiiiie ut Iti-nsoiiiiblu lime ? . NlKlit School Dunne tlui Winter.
S. OPjOIjSOl , S'rcst.
WHOLESALE AND JOBBING
HOTTSES O.F
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
A ( illlC l'1/lt'lt.l L IMl'l. K.WKVT.S.
DKEltE , WELLS & CO. ,
Wholesale
Implemeats , Baggies ,
CnrriHircg , I'.tc , F.lo. Coiuioil Illiitrt , lown.
KKYSTOXIC MANUFACTURING CO.
Manufactnrcrfeul nntl DcRlois lit
Hand and Power Corn Shelters ,
iiK-t'iidiil line of ll t clnspnuulturn (
linrleinonts.
Not. lfOI,15U irfl.-jnn.nM7 . Aiuth Main Street ,
Council lliiitT * . lonn.
JUV1D 1UIADLKV & CO. ,
MnnuT'is nnl Jobbers of
igricultaral ImplementsWagons , , Bnggies ,
Carriatfc ? , and nil kinds or Tarm Mncliinurr.
1100 to lilt South Main Street , Council BlufTu ,
Iowa.
CAIU'KTS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS CAIU'ET CO. ,
Carpets , Cnrtains , Window Shades
Oil Cloths , Curtain Fixtures. Upholcti-ry Goo
Klc. No. 105 llrondvray Council 11 In tin ,
lown.
C1GA11 * , TOUACCO , KTC.
PKKKOY ( ; & MOOHK ,
Wholrcalo .lolilur * In the
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes
Nos. 28Mnlti KiiO 27 > 'eHH Sis. Council
IOIVK.
SNYDKK & LIAMAN ,
STOIIACR
fruit and Produce Commission Merchants.
:3J4 ! nml i I'ciil Pt. , round ! HiiiffH.
IIAHLH , HAAS & CO. ,
Wholesale Oils Paints Glass
Druggists , , , ,
ls' Pnndrics. Hto. No. i2 M ln St. , and
No. "I I'oail St. , Council Illnltd.
O. W. BUTTS ,
Wholesale California Fraits a Specialty
Ucncrnl Comintaton. No. BU
Council
W1HT & DUQUIiTTK ,
Wholesale Fruits , Confectionery ,
-ANII-
COMMISSION ,
NOB. Iflniul 18 l'oiu-1 ft. . Council lllutrs.
IIAIWESS , ETC. _
BKCKMAN , STKOHBKHN & CO. .
M tnifactiiriie ) of ami Wlicilc iilo DunlHnln
Leather Harness Etc.
, , Saddlery , .
No , K5 Main Hi. . Council MluiH lonn.
HAW , CM/.s' , K70.
MlvTCALF BIIOTHHKS ,
Jobbers In Hats , Caps and Gloves.
No ? , nt.1 ! Htiil HH HromlwH- , Council lllilIT
IIRAVY Jl.lltn\\lltK. \ \
KKHLINK & l-'ICLT ,
WlloU'ialo
Iron , Steel , Nails , Heavy Hardware ,
Anil Wood Blo.'k , Council lllullH , Invrn.
iiinis : AMI TAI.I.OAV.
I ) . II. Mi IIONKI.I ) X CO. ,
IKvtublltlit-il li * .l
.S'r > . Ml Mu : ll hlicot , t Council lllulT * .
-AMI III.M.I.IIS IS -
HIDES , TALLOW , WOOL , ETC.
COUNCIL HLUFl'S OIL CO. ,
Wlidli'Siiln Dcaleri In
Illuminating & Lubricating Oils Ganllu
ETO. , EJTO.
E.Thcortoro , Aifunt , Council Illulfs. Io\ra.
1'iLixa ETC.
A. OVKRTON & CO. ,
Hard Wood , Sonthern Lumber , Piling ,
iBtlllrMeu Muturinl Sni > vaUlo ] , Whole < ialti L
fc ror till Kinds , oincu No. 1JO Malu tit ,
Council Jllutrn , Iowa.
.i.VD LIQUUUX.
SCHNK1DHII & BKCK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
ttiJJU'ua ,
JOHN hINDKU ,
Whole > -iilo
Imported and Domestic Wines S Liquors
Agent for St. fiotthnirt's Herb Hitters. No. I )
Main St. Council Illulla.
L. KlllSCHT & CO. ,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
No. 110 Hnindivny , Council HlulK
FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY ,
1514 Douglas St. , Omalm ,
NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN.
yiiiK a § 5 hat or bonnet , oncfar
will bo paid ; ? io , lounil flip.
More Yet
HUM Iflili IS HIM
(10 TO
AXli , S'/iVJ Till !
Special Bargains
l'trc \ tiffi-rliiy for //i/s wcc/ ; .
H\ > arc clntl n < i out nur entire < -to l >
tlcHirtm < 'nl lo iiiukt' i-nttni J'oi1 inn'
liirt'fnurd Cni'i > cl s7. / . ' , tttnl yrm ran
Im It clo < ( l ( * at Jiitlf'llich' fdlnr. ll'c
hai'c < t fi'tn s/.rt's / art of flnn Clmtl : *
tlntl ii'ifl hr tsoltl til n iirettt xni'i-i/ln :
U'chtti-i- ' ' ' '
U'chttiirt'i'u iH't'Uu tliliiij *
NOVELTY GOODS
Hrnl tixfni' Hit1 ftttJitlai/fi. .Sir tJn * Cat'
tuul Kittf * vie. ttrc nt'lUnso ;
GREATLY REDUCED
,
Silk MnJte > 'K , lo rlot-c lite. Itit till *
tfft'\ \ ! / " / ' TIUKKTK , - ll'f
! /t > n
do not littre to imtan I'.t'lrti ] > rit'c
for i/ot > tlf > ,
VIIEA1'isitnilt'tx ttinl C
, fltt'ttjn'1' lltttn i/nit ffi'i'
, C'oint' itntl KIT tin :
tltt.
tltt.HARKNESS BROS
R. RICE , ML . ,
Or olhw I'mnor * rpnnm-'l uitiioiil
Oio tnilo < 'r.lr.nriu ' ol
( ) Tr tUirly ortr ] iALlii' lexpi-r uu v.
No. It J'emlHt , Coinicil Uluffi
JOHN V bTO KK , JAIO
STONE & SIMS ,
ATTORHEYS-AT-LAW ,
In ( lie Slate anil 1-uiloral court *
7 and 8 Shntfivt Ifi-iio IHonlx.
. 1CJt Capitol A\
THE HEATON FUEL du |
Will supply you with a cleaner and belltr ' .3f *
quality of
COAL
Tlian any otic In Hie city. A Irlal wlllco >
\ iiicc you. $
N'ofiZS Droatlway. Telephone 110. < ff 4
CRESTON H00S M
The only hotel in Council lllull * hav ! :
And nil mo tarn
SI5 , 017 ntul SID Main st.
MAX MOHN.'Prop.
Star Sale Stables and Mule Yank
imOAMVAY , COUNCIL '
BLUH-'S , V
" " - Dummy Depot | '
co
<
K
Horses ami mule1 * kept constantly" on
liaiul , for sale at retail or in car loads.
Oders promptly tilled by contract oh
bhort notice Stock sold on commission.
SUM ITU > V ) Ki ) KV , Proprietors.
Telephone No. 111
Formerly of Keil Sale Stables , corner.
1st. ave anilUli street.
Horses and Mules vr
For all pin poses , bought and sold , at retail
anil in lot' . Large qu.inlitics to select
from Several pairs of line diivers , sin-
ylc or do' ble.
MASON WISE ,
Council Ulull's.
'
OFFICER , & PUSEY ,
BANKERS i
COUNCIL BLUMS , IA.
FIRE INSUMHCE
! rj l\\c \ \ following Companies ;
Oeintnn Amntcan , of New York
Plitvnlx , ' of Haitjont.
Haitfoitl , * of Hattfori.
California , of San Franciico ,
Scottish Union A. National , of dlnlturg.
Union , of San Fianclico.
ifnfr , " uj Des Molnes.
WHIlamsburti C/y ( , of Brooklyn.
BOOK BIDING' }
'
I.odKcr . .loiinuiU , Coiinly and
ICtinli. Work < if % H KlutU a.Spcc-
laltj
Prompt Ailention to Mail Orders
& CO. ;
MOREHODSE . , #
Room 1 Kvi-rrt Hloc-t , Council ninfla , ix 1
Stundiinl Tapers L'ecil All styles o bindft
*
BLANK BOOKS.
. . . . .
in i i.ni..i < .T.
C. II , NRlloiml Hunk , M. K. Smith * Ca ,
Cili/.cns' HHiik. llcprn. Wills * Co. ,
HIM Nntlonnl Hank. ' . II. JnourHoc ; no. , ,
iiDlccri i'u8eyllaiikcnC.U Savluvn Hunk ,
Buy COAL AI
Of G , MAYNE , ] '
At HIli Ht imil llth avo.i and M. all i >
- ' - t-toi-o , Lower Broadway. / '
.
Justice of the Peace
ovt-i Auicilcau Uxprcib ,
T' ' >
MGMAIION & GO , -
Atist-dcts - of Title , Loan aal RulSj 1
( ? .la Broker. ' , No. 235 Haia St , - ,
lltu'lnti imt't'litixt'tl tnetlinvxtit.li 1
bin alititi'ttfl bnoks In thin county , , J
kitttit'ii tin tt "McMalton . . . . . . . . . . .
JtHttkt , " ii'H Co i o in p rejitt retl to fur'
nili ttliiitrar.1 * antl rentedfnilH * c' t
licit lite iHttrtintif/euf all tlionn ifc/i | < .
iiifi t'tit'i't'i ' I alfilrttt'tH of titlti to limn i j
antl lot ? in t'oUuirnttiinilficoiintit. ? . . ! j
If
MELVIH SMITH & CO , , f. ' '
BO. 236 HUH $ T..MI ) BllH ) > "
Hn