THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ! SATURDAY. JASTAKY 13 , 1887.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCUTBLUFFS
SATUHDAY MOHNINO , , IAX. 15.
OFFICE , flU. 12 , PEARL STREET.
fit llvcrtd l > y cnnricr In nny purl of the city at
tfl cnly ccnti per week.
11.f. . TILTO.V , Manager.
E , No. 13.
KlUIIT limiOK NO. 23.
M1NUK MI3NTION ,
N. Y. Plumbing Co.
Hnavy suits cheap to onlfjr at Hcitor's.
A roller skating rink Is to bo started in
tliu McMahon bluck.
Tlio jury in the case of Hroxvn vsViso
yesterday aftcrnooti returned n verdict
lor the plalntill'for about $100.
Permit to wed has been given James
Winaiif and Marv Walker , both of this
city ; al. o C A , Dullbck and Hell Weaver ,
both of this city.
The meeting of the city council Mon
day night will bo an interesting one , as
the Tenth avenue project Is set for con
sideration at that time.
An Information lias bran Hied against
T. C. Laing so us to hold him until more
can bo heard from the Chicago authori
ties , by whom ho is probably wanted.
For sain or exchange for clear land
Council IlliilU ) or Omaha propnrty , a
most promising and fashionable trotting
bred two-year-old stallion , standard bred
Kule I ) . Address P. H. Hunt , llarlan , la
The drawing of prizes at the People's
store takes place this evening. There is
much interest felt , as the pny.es are many
anil valuable , and a large number of people
ple have tickets.
Kev , Air Kolrhonbach led the union
meeting in the Presbyterian church last
evening. The meetings have been of in
creasing interest , and are doubtless re-
Hultmir in miieh good. Next week there
will bo like .services hold In the Congre
gational church.
A. J. Mumlcl is considering the advis
ability of purcha lng property anil put
ting up a store building in Silver City ,
for the purpo.se of establishing a branch
of his large furniture house. The plans
are not definitely decided yet.
Uapp & Allen are not going to vacate
the place now occupied by them. I'lio
place talked of as _ liable to bo occupied
by J. Hrensdorf , is next door to Kapi > A :
Allen , the .store recently occupied bv It.
P. .Nlles with his wall paper establish
ment.
Hrinton & Woodman , who recently
went trom hero to Siver City , and there
opened a general store , are reported as
doing a very largo and increasing busi
ness , and prospering in all their ways.
They are young men of push and business
ability and will miecod if success is
among the possibilities.
There was a brilliant gathering at the
Ico-skatmg rink on Fifth avenue last
Jiight. There was good music , a goodly
company of the best ladies and gentle
men of the city , and all the needed com
forts of arrangements wore provided for
both the skaters and the lookers-on.
In the district court yesterday the case
of Heche vs the Kquitable Mutual Endow
ment association of Waterloo , was on
trial. ' 1 his i.s a case brought to force the
company to pay for furniture bought by
its agent Kandall , who skipped out and
left the association as well as others
mourning his untimclv mode of leaving
with bills unsettled.
It is stated that one of the teachers in
the public schools was so certain that
Colonel Daily was elected county judge ,
instead of county attorney , that'sho was
going to pumsn'ono or tire pupus wno in-
nisted that she was mistaken. The boy
had to bring documentary evidence to
keep the dust in his jacket.
A big game is reported as having boon
played hero Thursday night , in which
one of the former ollicials sought to
rcali/o enough money to enable him to
move into Omaha with a flourish. Jn this
lie was disappointed , however , and the
amount of his loss is variously estimated
from ? ! (30 ( to double that amount. The
Came was watched by many eager eyes ,
and was the theme of talk yesterday
among sporting circles.
Sheriff Hainbow , of llarlan , was in the
city yesterday , his mission hero being to
got Frank Hinklc , who was recently cap
tured at Portsmouth , Iowa , and brought
to this city for stealing a horse near
Miiuloii. llinklo escaped some time ago
from the oHicora at llarlan , and they feel
that they have a priority of claim upon
liiin. Shorill'Hcol did not feel like giving
him up.howover , and ho will bo held hero
fora time at least.
A young man named W. O. Pryor , ! ! ;
ing at No. 1150 South Madison street , yes
terday picked up a well-lillcd pocketbook -
book , and loft it at Kisenmn's store for
nn owner. It was soon claimed by : i
young lady , a dressmaker , who had
dropjtcd it , and who could ill allbrd to
lose it. The linder is a mere boy , who is
now out of employment , and whoso
honesty recommends his ease to any one
who can iitili/o his services. Such a boy
ought not to be compelled to hunt long
for work.
Justice Ilnrncll has been presented by
the Methodists with a beautiful cornet ,
as a slight recognition of his services in
contributing to the musical attractive
ness of the services in tlirt church.
Under some circumstances it is well for
a man to blow his own horn , and this
seems to be one of them. In leading the
congregation in the singing of inspiring
hymns Mr. liiirnctt has made his cornet
almost a necessity to the services there ,
and a more fitting present nor one more
worthily bestowed , could hardly bo sug
gested.
The argument of the motion for a new
trial in the Kdwards case occupied Judge
Carson's time and attention yesterday.
Colonel Daily , who defended Kdwards ,
made a strong argument in support of
the motion , and did not complete the re
view of the testimony taken in the trial
of the case. He will conclude his argu
ment this morning. Ho seems quite con
fident that ho can sccuro a now trial for
his client , but the publm would in that
case bo no less convinced that Kdwards
is a clover crook , who ought , for the pub
lic good , to bo put behind the bars. It is
reported that he belongs to a gang , and
is so valuable a man to tlie others that
they are furniMiIng him with every jiossl-
bio moans of securing a release. As the
major got clear of the charge of killing
Hughes , the precedent may bo followed
by the reloaio of Kdwards , who is looked
ujioti as fully as hard a fellow ,
( loorgo H , Hoard has about got his
etoek in shape for removal to Omaha ,
and by the lirst of the coming month will
fairly opened up in his now location over
the river , having leased Nos. KI17 and
IJIH ) Douglas street , near Fourteenth.
Mr. Heard ha. boon in the wall paper and
decorating business hero for bovon years
Vast , and has established a reputation for
carrying choice goods and tor the ar
tistic skill bhown m decorating , Ho will
continue to occupy his residence hero ,
and will so arrange as to accommodate
Ids Council IHull's and Iowa customers as
well as before , Ho proposes to put into
Ills now store the largest and finest stock
over shown njyi'st of Chicago , and to
have greater facilities than ever for doing
the best work. No man in this part ol
the country understands better the needs
of the trade , nor how to moot them , and
for proof ot his really artistic work ho
hits many evidences in the interior ot
many houses and public building * in this
vicinity.
At the skating.rink
this Saturday afternoon
HAND CO.NCKltT.
Admission. 200 ,
.IKE . FATHER AND LIKE SON ,
Young Haddock To Eater an Iowa Fnlpit
and Fight For Prohibition.
NFATUATED BY A WOMAN.
Tom Itrooks Undecided "Whether To
Shoot Himself or Drink Himself
To Dontlt A Hey Tries n Cose
In Court Sing "Hny , " the
Merry AVclKlinmstcr.
HaililocU'fl Hon.
Frank C. Haddock , the only surviving
f = on ol the late Rev. ( J. C. Haddock , has
accepted a call to preach in the Method *
istchurch at Hasloy , la. Mr. Haddock
it aged about thirty-live years , lie Was
graduated from Lawrence university ,
Appleton , Wis. , the same institution
from which the writer , and also Mr.
Jacob Sims , of this city were graduated.
In collcac he took high rank , both In
work and literary societies , and In
the year * , since then he has ripened in
scholarship , He was for a time encaged
in editing a religious paper in Milwati-
, and was afterwards ordained as a
Methodist minister. After a short pas
torate he accepted a rail to a Congrega
tional church , and resigned to enter the
law. In tlio legal profession ho gained
no lit ! le reputation for a young man , aud
especially as a law writer showed much
ability. The tragic death of his father
lias caused -ome change In his plans and
life. He has been of late preparing a bi-
ograithy of his father , and now lias do-
cided .take t : up the ministerial work
again aud succeed his father. He intends
to cuter into I he temperance work with
enthusiasm , and it has been suggested
( hat he take the pulpit at Sioux City ,
where his father was so suddenly cut
down. The suggestion is , however , not
to be followed out at present at least. lie
will enter upon the pastorate at Haglcy
at once. He has been received Into the
Methodist church as an accredited minister -
tor of the Congregational church , and
\yill bo limited somewhat in his func
tions , under the rules , until tlio regular
meeting ot' the conference in the fall ,
when lie will be admitted to tlio Meth
odist ministry in full.
Cenlerville .soft-lump coal , fU.75 per
ton , delivered , Win , Welch , 015 Main
btreet , telephone ! ) H.
L. B. Crafts & Co. are loaning money
on all clashes of chattel securities at one-
half their former rates.- See them before
securing your loans.
An Infatuated Yotinir Mnn.
Tom Brooks was before Judge Ayles-
worth yesterday , he being charged with
having violated the conditions ot his
bond , by which ho was to let Kmma
Goodwin alone. I * , appears that Kmma
was as greatly infatuated with him as ho
with her until lately , when she evidently
bidotraeked her allcction. Ho has coaxed
her and thumped her , and will not give
up the idea that she is through with him.
She is now living in Stella Long's ' house ,
and after giving bonds and his word to
have nothing to do with her , it is said
that he still insists on bothering her. She
states that he met her near the postollieo ,
and told her ( lint if she did not return to
his arms he would shoot her and then
kill hhnsolf. Someone , whom she thinks
was Tom , throw a piece of iron through
the window at her , and again a
ltlO. O of O.JIll ACkLt > 'Al ri b t 4 > Lh * f.U. [
She also received a letter from him in
which he pleaded for a return of her
allections , and threatening to drink him
self into an early grave if she did not ac
cede to his wishes. Tom's folks _ arc very
respectable people , and his aged
mother is nearly heart-broken over his
conduct. He msistson disgracing himself
and bringing shame upon his own fam
ily by sticking to a prostitute , despite the
fact that the woman has tired of him ,
his friends have urged him to regain his
manhood and the court has placed him
under bonds and taken the most solemn
promises from him. Judge Aylcsworth
gave him a sharp lecture yesterday , but
concluded not to lock him in jail any
longer for the present , but to hold the
case open , .so that if Tom docs not show
speedy signs of being weaned ho may bo
again thrown behind the bars until his
infatuation is cured.
Dr. Jlanchett , ollico No. 12 Pearl street :
residence , 1'JO Fourth street ; telephone
No. 10.
_ _
Substantial abstracts of titles and real
c.stato loans. J. W. & K. L. Squire. No.
101 Pearl street , Council Hlulls.
A Hey Ijawyur.
Yesterday the caseof ( iladwin , ch.ircrcd
with a aultmg little Charlie Yaughan ,
son of the ex-mayor , was called up be
fore Judge Ayicsworth. It appeared
from the evidence that as ( iladwin was
driving along Washington avenue a
crowd of boys amused themselves by
throwing snowballs at him. Ho became
wri'thy , and jumping oft" his vehicle
tackled the lirst lad ho could catch. Tlio
victim proved to bo the little fellow
named , and he disclaimed any part in
the snow-balling. David Vaughan .
another son of the cx-nmyor , conilucteu
tlio prosecution , the jiul e tellin < ; him
to go ahead and examine his witnesses if
ho desired. The boy went into the case
with all the case of an old attorney , and
with all his native conllileiice. Ho snowed
tip the faets in favor of liis little brother ,
and against the n rcssor , and came out
of the trial with Hying colors , ( iladwin
beinpr lined 1 and costs. Davids talked
forth as proud as an.y boy with his lirst
red top boots , and will probably bo BOOH
knocking for admittaneo at the bar.
Klectrle door bolls , burglar alarms and
every form of domestic electrical appli
ances at the Now York Plumbing Co.
Pianos and Or ium.
at No. 008 Hroadway witlt a full anil com-
plolo stock of pianos and organs now and
fresh from factory which will be sold re
gardless of cost or time. Call , wo can
Mtit yon. CV. . Kwors , manager.
Tlio Market Place.
The enforcement of the ordinance com
pelling the hay and wood lisa ins to stand
by the city buildings is causing quite a
commotion. Only ono arrest lias boon
made thus far for its violation , A complaint -
plaint was filed against Stephen Dunn ,
but when the case was called up yester
day , it was stated that all the otliclals
wanted , and all the city wolgh-mastor
wanted was that the ordinance .should be
obeyed. They diil not ilesiro to prose
cute the case , iirovulcd those engaged In
this business would agree to abide by
and obey the law. With this understand
ing the rase was dropped. Those who
violate it now that it is understood fully
will be prosecuted without any such 1cm-
cnoy being bhown. Such U the arrange
ment made , and while there are many
complaints and many protests , the
market place will bo established for the
present at least by the city buildings.
Surd the Co'unty ,
The registers who served . for the
special I'ity election are having hard work
in petting their pay. The city paid one-
half , and .left the Other 1mlf for tlm
county to pay. Tbo couuty board claimed
that the registry being made for tlio sole
purpose of a city election , the county had
nothing to do with it , and should not pay
ito half of the c\poii'C3. ) . M. Shon , one
itci the registers , who is also deputy
county clerk , commenced suit before.Ins-
tico Schtir/ for his pay , and yesterday
was given a judgment for $20. This is
the first of the case. * , but it is said that
others arc to follow.
( icorgoHudlo. real estate nml nego
tiator of loans. No. 150 ? Farnam struct.
Omaha. | i Bargains in Council HltilVx and
Omaha property.
Stoves I Stoves I Stoves I Jfor tlm no\t
thirty days I will sell heating stoves at
cost for cash only. P. C. J ) > : Voi. .
Found IIIn Diamond * .
George ( lorstpachor again wears upon
his shirt front the sparkling cluster
diamond pin , which he lo l in his recent
squabble in McAdam's saloon. Hert
Forney , the bartender in the place , found
it and restored it to the owner. Ccorgo
still clings to the suspicion that an at
tempt was made to rob him of the pin ,
but lie will not go into court to prosecute
anyone. Thus the matter drops.
Sec that your books arc made bv Moore-
house & Co. , room l Kverett block.
Hard and soft coal , best quality , all
sixes. Missouri and Iowa wood. ( \ H
Fuel company , 53'J ! ' Hroadway , Tele
phone 1UO.
At tlio "I'popln'H Store"
this evening , 7.00 o'cloeKtho award ol the
100 grand presents will be made. A com
mittee of eminent citi/ens will conduct
thn exercises in tlio interest of the ticket
holders and will see that each is fairly
served. The numbers of the winning
tickets will be published in the Sunday
morning papcis and also on INionday.
Delayed tty a Wreck.
The Chicago & Northwestern passenger
train due here yesterday morning did not
arrive until ; ! : ! ! 0 o'clock in the afternoon.
The delay was caused by a collision be
tween two freights between Hoone and
Clinton. No one was injured in the
wreck. _
Sec the now meerschaums and the
smokers' articles of all kinds at Moore A :
Kiplinger's.
Personal I'arnsraplis.
L. A. Hees , a Hamburg prominent , was
at the Paeilie yesterday.
William McNelloy , of Kansas , is visit
ing his sister , Mrs. S. Terwilliger , in this
city.O. .
O. C. Woodum and O. 1) . Woodum , of
Plum Hollow , were in the Hlufisyesterday
buying goods.
Kov. .Stephen Phelns , 1) . D. , late presi
dent of Coo college , has been invited to
occupy tlio pulpit of the Presbyterian
church on Sunday the 23d.
Colonel C. R. Scott , of Omaha , has
been in the city for a day or two engaged
in the trial of a case in the district court.
He makes his headquarters at the Pacilic.
II. K. Seaman , "who was formerly a
prominent book and stationery dealer
hero and now located in New "York , is
visiting hi * brother , W. T. Seaman , in
Omaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Sims arc expected
to return this evening from their wed
ding trip , and will for the present receive
their friends at the residence of Mr. J. E.
Ilarkness.
Mr. John Qtiinn , the ever watchful
night policemen at the transfer , has re
ceived the sad news of the death of his
brother at Davenport , and has gone there
to get the remains and bring them to this
citv for interment.
L. C. Baldwin , of this city , lias been
chosen as the superintendent of the de
partment of horses and mules for the
state fair to be held next September. He
is one of the best s tock men in the west ,
and tlio choice is a good one.
Mayor lliley Clark , of Ncola , was in
the city yesterday. Ho has made him
self the idol of the school children , by a
recent order giving them the freedom of
the streets for coasting every afternoon
after school hours. They all Imrrali for
Itilcy now.
J. T. Roberts , wife and son , arc stop
ping at the Pacilic house until they can
settle in their now home , the Into resi
dence of W. It. Vaughan , who has gone
to Omaha. Mr. Roberts is a valuable
addition to Council Hlulls , and he and
his will be gladly welcomed to the busi
ness and t-oeial circles here.
Yesterday Messrs. Odell Bros. & Co.
sold the interest of F. M. Hunter in the
Italian ! estate to William Saunders , of
Omaha , by which Mr. Hunter more than
doubled on his investment. The svndi-
cato that purchased the Ballanl tract in
tlio west part of the city was one of the
lirst formed and tlio transfer was made
about : November 1. This is one of the
boom starters.
Moore & Kiplinger keel ) the largest
and best .stock of cigars and tobaccos in
the city. Call and be convinced.
Prof. McKniglit's free class in vocal
and elocutionary culture will hereafter
receive instruction in these important
branches of educational art at the opera
house dally at ! .25 p. m. The class had
grown too largo to po accommodated in
the Hloomor building , many having to
stand for want of seats.
The Phoenix saloon is to bo closed by
the proprietor , Mr. Krnstdorf , who will
store his goods until March next , when
ho intends to open in Omaha. The
gambling room in tlio rear of the Phoenix
is to be removed tip stairs to tlio old quart
ers. _ _
Salvation Oil should bo a companion of
every traveling man. It extinguishes
nam , whether resulting from a cut , a
burn , a bruise , or a sprain.
Chaucer says : "For gold in phisiko is
a cordial , " For ail that sillier from
Jioar. eno scold in the chest , Iniigtroiiblo ,
or bronchitis , Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is
golden "phisiko1 Price 25 corns.
One of tlio most prosperous tobaccon
ists of Poughkeopsio , N. Y. , displays in
his j shop window a caril bearing the no
tice : "No cigarettes sold to boys. "
Sufferers from COIIJ | IB , Sore Throat
etc. , should try "Jlruii'ii's lirnnchlal
"Sun parlors , " or glass inclosed piaz
zas , where invalids can recuperate , arc a
feature of the lirsl-olass hotels in Florida
Pure blood is absolutely necessary in
order to enjoy perfect health. Hood's
Sarsaparilla purities the blood and
htrongthcns the system.
The editor of the Ibervillo ( La. ) Demo
crat gives Ills readers their valuable paper
in the form of a half-sheet , all ho can af
ford to give , ho says , to people who pay
him only half they owe him.
In the euro of severe coughs , weak
lungs , spitting of blood , and the early
stages of Consumption , Dr. Piorco's
" ( iolden Medical Discovery1'has aston
ished the medical faculty. While it cures
the severest cough , it strengthens the
gybtum and jiitnjks the bloml. By drug' '
gists ,
The Rutland Herald tells of a young
man that went into a drug store in that
town and asked for some rock and rye
without any rock.
B. V. Gilreath , Center Hill. Ark. , says :
I have triedDrl J. H. McLean's ' Tar \Vino \
hung Balm , and unhesitatingly pro
nounce it to bo the best remedy for coughs
ami colits extant ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS BOOMS !
CALL AT
HARKNESS BROTHERS ,
And select your Dry Goods and Carpers before the prices advance ,
We are selling elegant Patterns Dress Goods very low
to close the lot.
ncvci'mtw Jttttrk Sill ; * so
those - ' noiv scll-
< is n-c ( ti'e
ll'c arc closhi/out ! Mils i-ntltr ttcitnrlincnt to
make room / ' our /iirmiswf / CVn'/x1' / atorh't tnttl
arc roiinctincntli/sclllmj them i > / ) ' ( tt extremely
JM'/l'C.S / ,
' Underwear , Etc ,
Are briny closed out very
Von will wire money to are our
and Knys before yon Inty. If yon want In-
arain , Jlrnsst'ls , I'elret , or Moiinctte Car
pet" , eome and see us or write for prices.
. . , , . v is. 1'onticcs , Irai > crcsele. , Is larye andeholce , and
. . . . . , , a full assortment of I'oles , Hods , Hrass ( , 'oods , ete. Our wurlt 1st
done by nldlleil workmen. Orders by mall receive prompt attention.
Harkness Bros. , Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa
Farming Lands in Iowa , Minnesota , Kansas , and ranging from ? 5.00 to
$10.00 per acre School and state lands In Minnesota on 31) ) years' time 0 per
cent interest. Laud Htiyers fare free. Information , etc. , given by
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No. 555 Hroadway , Council Hind's , Iowa , agent for Freidrik.son A Co. . Chicago.
THE QUEEN OF SONG.
1'nttl's Success In Mexico A South
American ToutI'rolinlilp. .
I'atti made her appearance in the CUy
of Mexico last Thursday night at the Na
tional theatre and was received with great
enthusiasm , being recalled live times
after one song and showered with rosc .
The great theatre was packed , and the
display of diamonds and superb toilets
recalled tlio days of the empire. Patli
will give the opera "The Harbor of Se
ville Sunday night and one other con
cert. The diva has been banqueted by
Mrs. Diaz at the castle of Chapultepee ,
and will bo entertained bv the Jockey
club at the race grounds. Her succe.-s in
Mexico and the extension of the sca on
there has made it necessary to cancel her
proposed visit to Los Angeles , Und she
will go Uirect from Mexico to San Fran
cisco.
Per some time past negotiations have
boon in progress between Henry E.
Abbey and Mine. Patti for a South
American tour. The almost unexpected
furor whieb her concerts have created in
American cities .supplemented . bv a like
cordial reception in the City of Mexico ,
lias convinced her that a tour through
South America under Mr. Abbey's man
agement would lie attended with results
of a .similar satisfactory character , both
artistically and linancially. Sig. Nieolim
is also satislicd with the outlook , and it
is said a contract for the South American
tour will probably be arranged before
Mine. Palti again appears in New 1'ork.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special advertisements , such HS Lost , Found
1o Loan , For Sale , To Hent , VSnnta , Donnllnir ,
etc. , will bolriBcrtod in thl8 column at the low
rate of TEN CUNTS 1'Elt MNU forilioflist insor-
ionnnd FlvoCentsI'crLlnororcachgubsoauoni
insertion. Lcavo advcrllEouientH nt our ollico
No. 12 Vuul struct , nuar liroadwur , Council
llluffs.
WANTS.
FOKSAM : TlioBlunOard lucd fitiilllon , Har-
voy Slur , by 1'ourson's Ainorlciui Star , by
Feely's American Ptnr ; Ills ilnm liy Vornol's
lllackliikwk , slro of ( Jreon'w Iliiehixu- . Will bo
told for less monov tlmn ho will cnrn this FCII-
son In the stntl Ho is found , kind , nml a line
drlvor , eliiL-lo or double. Inquire of Wtido
Cury , at the driving park , Council Hlulls.
SALK Ctioice , sniDoth. unimproved ir,0
nciosclosotn iJrnlnanl. in llutk-r county ,
ttRka. Will Kivo larco discount from prus-
ent valuu for casli. Address Ilurjlintr. Kiinyon
.V.Ionos , David City , Nob. , or W. J. , llco olllcc ,
Council Bluffs , la.
FOH SAJ.K At n bareuin , 2ii5 ncrosllli linn
Iinprovcmcnls , slv miles cntt of Council
Hlulls. 1'rleolow und nil tlio time needed. Jn-
T. W. Van Sclovcr , Council Hlulls.
"I71OU PAM' Illacksmllh and wag-on Miop.
-L Only ono In town. Hx > : ullrit ! Imslnes" . Hood
lOiieonsTor selling. Address C. U Sillier , 1'orls-
inouth , In.
TTIOIl HUNTrooin house , f35. First nve. ,
-6- opposite the park. Sullivan Kil/Korald. .
FOH HUNT A now two-story frame dwelling
house , containing si.c rooms , hall on both
lloors , closuts nith all bed roomfl , lariro collar
and Kood cistern. Call on .M. K Hohrer or
Udell ilros. A' Co.
POH HENT The ono-htory frame busmofls
bulldlnir , with 4Toom dwelling attach
ment , formerly occupied as a oamly factory
and known as No. 110 South Main street , ex
tending throuifh to 1'oarl at. Apply to M. F.
liohror or Udell Ilros. A : Co.
F Oil SAI.n Hiirher shop , good location , good
reason for gulling , Address II , Ileo ollico.
WANTED A cottage of llo or six rooms ,
located convenient to litiHlnoas ; gmull
family , no children. Address "Crispy , " Hoe
ollico.
WANTKD-A toy with pony to carry Heo
route.
FUlt SAUi-Old papers for sale lit the Hoe
otDce.
WANTini I'arlles Intending to lie married
are wanted to o.ill at the 1'ryor'a llco job
olllce to select their uuddlng cards.
JJII.V V. SI' I J JACOB SIMS
STONE & SIMS ,
ATTORHEYS-AT-LAW ,
Practice in the State and Federal courts
liooms 7 and 18 Shugart-Hcno lilo-k. :
COUNCIL IBTjUIflfS
WQ .
X3 .Main , S7. , Council lilnffa.
The cheapest place In the city to buy
CROCKERY ,
LAMPS ,
SILVER PLATED WARE ,
GLASSWARE ,
r-ANO-
FINE POTTERY.
THEATRICAL
WIGS ,
BEARDS ,
Tlio Finest Ini
ported I.Ino of
Oooils West ol
ClilciiBO.
Mrs. C. L. Gillette's
Human Hair Emporium
No , 209 Main Street.Council Bluffs , Iowa.
FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY ,
1514 Douglas St. , Omaha.
NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN.
Ladicsbuying a § 5 hat or bonnet , one fare
will Lc paid ; ? io , lountl trip.
MKLVIN SMITH. 1. T. IIOIIRIITS.
SL'CCUbSOIISTO
McMAHON & GO ,
Jftstiacts of Title , Loan and Real Es -
tate Broker ; , Ho. 236 Main St.
jrat'inu purchased the."mostre1la'
blc abstract books In this county-
known as the "jreMnhoii Abstract
Hooks , " wearcnow prepared to fur
nish abstracts and respectfully so
licit the patronarjeof all those desir-
inij correct abstracts of title to lands
and lots In J'ottaniattainie county.
NO. 236 MAIN ST. , COUNCIL BLUFFS
N. SCHURZ ,
Justice of the Peace
Office over American Exprcts.
n. K.ICE , M. D. ,
rnnrori Or otl"-'r Tumors rcinnvfil without
ou//oc/ , | ,0 ) , , | | onlratTitiK or blood.
Over thnty .
yuais pructictilexpurlonco.
No. II I'uurlSt. , Ciiuncil lllufl's.
IBB''Consultation free.
Horses and Mules
For all purposes , bought and told , at retail
and in lots , Large quantities to select
from. Several pairs of fine drivers , sin
glc or double ,
MASON WISE ,
Council lilullH.
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS
COUNCIL 15LUFKS , IA.
Ketnblislica 1SJ7
BOOK BINDING
.Voiirmil * , C'uuiily au < l
ISaiili Vt'orlt ol'AII Kiu l > a Spue-
ially
Prompt Attention to Mailorders
MOREHODSE & CO.
Hoom 1 Everct Ulock , t'ouncil Ithifls.
Standartl Papers L'sisd. All styles of bind
ing m Magazines add
BLANK BOOKS ,
ltKFEUI NCi.Si :
C. n. Nntionnl Hunk , l. i : . Smith Jc Co. ,
Citizen * ' Hunk. Hccro. Well * H Co. ,
Urdt National Hunk. U . Inaurunco ) . ,
OUiccr&l'usey.Uunkcrg.CMI 3 viaia liaalt ,
: D
tlic OriiuhiK Tnkos IMnco
n tlm Mnimniitli Store < > T Henry
Klsrmtui Co. , In Chnrgc of n
Committee or Oltl/.cno.
Kor overj two dollar's worth of poods
luirchnsud , you will rwolvo a coupon
tiekot , KOOI ! for onu rtiam-o in the follow-
Inn ( .irmtd 1'rct.rnls . to lie given away by
its on iliinunrv Iflth , 1SS7 :
l-'IKST I'lUXK-Onn
- sulto of Parlor
Knrnituro , consisting of sofa , tt'li'-a-toto
and tour gnu" ! easy chair * , all uphol
stered In assortot ! shadi's of ult atit silk
plushes , worth iJl'.Vi.
SECOND 1'Ul/Jv-Ono Mahopony Hi-d
liootu Suilo. consisting of Ueilsteiul ,
Dresser and Wash Stand of elegant linish
with beveled la s , worth $1 < K ) .
THIRD IMUZE-Ono of the very best
six-drawer Niekol Plated Domestic Sow-
in Machines. Tlio very bc t nmchino
In the United Stale * , worth $ ( M.X ( ) .
FOURTH 1'HIXH - Twenty yards
( tiiinett best jrros grain Hlaek Silk , cost
? i,00 ! per yard , worth * i0.00. !
'
K1F rH'PUlXIOne : elegant S al Plush
London Dyed Cloak , to bo mmlo to order
to lit the lucky ticket holder , worth ? 00.00.
SIXTH PlllZEOlio pair of the linest
While Hlankets made by the t'ioneor
Woolen mill , of California , worth $10.00.
SEYENTII PltlZK-Onn Heantlfiilly
Decorated Dinner and Tea Set , consist-
iiiK of 0110 hundred and forty pieces ,
worth if fi'.OO.
KUJ1ITH PKlZE-An Elegant Seal
Skin MnlV , worth sJM.tX ) .
NINTH PRIZE -A very line Paisley
Shawl , worth ( M.A ( ) .
TENTH PRIZE Ono An era Heaver
Shawl , worth $ ! ! 0.00 ,
ELEVENTH PRIZE One Centlcman's
Suit of Clothing , made of Imported
Worsted , guaranteed a line lit for the
winner , worth fXi.OO.
TWELFTH PRIZE- ( Jeiitlcman's
Fur Heaver Overcoat , worth $ : i.00. ( )
THIRTEENTH PRIRE-Uno Hoy's
Overcoat , lor a boy between the ages of
tl and 1(1 ( yearrt , to liu chosen by the lucky
party hol'dimr thu ticket. Worth $15.0(1. (
FOURTEENTH PRIZE-Ono Hoy's
Suit , for a boy between the ages of ! t and
1(1 ( years , to be selected by the winner.
Worth iJlfi.OO.
FIFTEENTH PRIZE-One Elegant In
fant's Cloak , worth $1K ( ) ( > .
SIXTEENTH PRIZE-Ono Elegant
Hrass Parlor Table , worth $10.00.
SEVENTEENTH PRIZE-One piece of
r 0 yards "i'rnit of the Loom" muslin ,
worth if 1.00.
EIGHTEENTH PRIZE - One half
doxen of the very be t Celebrated " ( Sold"
wliito Miirts , of which wo are the exclu
sive agents , worth $ ! > .00.
N1NTEENTH PRIZE-One Fine Silk
Mullier. worth ! ? 5.00.
TWENTIETH PRIZE-Ono Linen
Table Sot , constating of Table. Cloth nml
a Do7.cn Napkins worth $10.00.
TWENTY-FIRST PRIZE - A Cash
Present of a Twenty Dollar Gold Piece.
No. 22 One Toilet Set.
No. 21 ! Ono very line Doll.
No. ! U Ono Handkerchief Ho * .
No. 2.1 One elegant Hand Hag.
No. SO Ono large Doll.
No. 27 Ono Stand Cover.
No. 28 One bottle line Perfume.
No. Slt ! One Toboggan ( Jap.
No. yo-Ono Table Scarf.
No. 31 One line Splasher.
No. oX'-One line Lunch llasket.
No. 33 One hammered brass Umbrcll
tuiul.
No. 04 Ono-hnlf do/ , line Towels.
No. . ' 15 One Silk Umbrella.
No. 3 - One line Doll.
No. 37- One set China Dishes , suitable
for little folks.
No. 03 Ono Hrass Hroom Holder.
No. 3'J ' Ono pair Men's Silk Suspend
ers.
ers.No. . -10 Ono Silk Handkerchief.
No. 41 One nice Doll.
No. 42 One-half doladio's line Linen
Hand kerchiefs.
No.13 Fifteen yards Ucsl Calico for a
dress pattern.
No.11 One Hoy's Hat.
No.15 One Hoy's Sealskin Cap.
No. 4(5 ( Ono line Painted Ornament ,
No. 47 One Toilet Set.
No. 48 One nice Doll.
No. 4-Ono ! ) tine Doll.
No. 50 Ono elegant Table Cover.
No. 51 Ono Hottlo Perfume.
No. 52 Ono Lace H.tndkeruhief.
No. 50 Ono child's line Lace Collar ,
No. r.lOne . elegant Doll.
No. .W One elegant Doll.
No. 50 One Tidy.
No. 57 Ono Table Scarf.
No. 58 One line Doll.
No. 59 One .Mouth Organ' .
No. 00 One Imitation Steam Piano.
No. < ! 1 One line Hook.
No. 02 One line Hook.
No. ( Jll-Ono Pocket Knife.
No. 01 One line Doll.
No. ( W One line Doll.
No. 00 One Dr. Warner's Corset.
No. 07 Ono Shoulder Shawl.
No. 08 One infant's Lace Cup.
No. ( ! ! ) One baity Dres.- , .
No. 70 Ono large Doll.
No. 71 One Hand Hag.
No. 72 One lady's Companion
No. 7-Ono ! ) Silk Mullier.
No. 71 Ono largo Doll.
No. 7J5 Ono line Hook.
No. 70 Ono line Hook.
No , 77 Ono Lunch Has > kct.
No. 78 One pair children's Shoes.
No. 7-One ! ) pair boy's Hoots.
No. 80 One lie : : Laeo Collur.
No. 81 One largo Doll.
No. 83 One Lady's Jersey .Jaekot ,
No 83 One pair Gentleman's Sus
penders.
No. 81 Ono pair Men's Gloves.
No. SS-One pair Hoy's Skates.
No. 8(1 ( One pair Girl's Skates.
No. 87 Ono pair Girl's Skates.
No. 83--Ono line Doll
No 811 One fine Doll
No. UOOno large Doll
No. ill One largo Doll
No. 02 Ono Necklace
No. 1)3 ) Ono pair Gold Cull" Hutlons
No. 91 Ono Locket
No , 05 Ono nice Hroast Pin
No. 0(1 ( Ono pair Sleeve Huttons
No. 07 Ono Silver Thimble
No. 1)8 ) Ono line Hroast Pin
No. 8'J-Ouo pair Kid Gloves
No. 100-Ono Lace Handkerchief
Total value of presents. ? 800 ,
With every ? 2 purchase you rocntvo a
ticket , also a ticket for every Jadditional
? 2 purchase you make.
Hold your tickets until .January 15th ,
iaS7 , when the fortunate numbers will bo
announced anil invited to call unit re
ceive their presents.
HEM EM HER.
You have to pay nothing \tra for your
purchases. Wo guarantee to hull you
goods cheaper than any other house in
the wcat , and befit stock 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 your purchases , the
same as if you were present in person.
These 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 rcccjvo the bono-
1
Call and see the above mentioned pres
ents now on exhibition in our mammoth
store an'l convince youreclf.
Respectfully ,
IlWfiiv Eisr.AUx fr Co. ,
People's Store ,
Nos. 314 , 810 , 318 aud 320 Hroadway ,
Council
THE HEATON FUEL CO
Will supply you with a cleaner aud better
quality ot
COAL
Than Any otic in the city. A trial will com
viucc you.
No 02S Rrondway. Telephone 110.
WHOLESALE AND JOBBING
KCOTTSEJ3 OJF
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Tl 'HA J ,
UUKHU , WHLLS & CO. ,
Wliolcsnlo
Agricultural Implements , Biggies ,
Cnrrltiffrj , Itto , Kto Council llliUTo , Inwn
KCYSTON'ir M ANrtH.'ACTUIllN ( !
MnmifiU'titri'rsof niut Denture in
Hand and Power Corn Sliollers ,
.And UHOIIOIH line or llrtt elms
.
Nog. 1801,1531 , I.Wi nml tftl * ? n\\i\i \ \ \ Main StroM ,
_ _ Council llniK , lonn.
DAVID HKADLKY * CO. ,
Mnnu fi 3 nn t .lohlint sot
Agricultural Implements , Wagons , Buggies ,
rjirrlsirp * . nml nil Kln.U of Harm Mnchinorr.
1100 to Hid Soutli Mnln Street , Council UlulH ,
tOTH.
COUNCIL ni.UKKS CAIU'KT CO. ,
Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades
OIICIotliB , Curtnln Klxftm > < , UnlmMtoi-T I'oo '
Ulc. No. 405 Llromltrnr Council Illuir * ,
lo r iv.
< , jw/urvo , w/r.
I'KKKHOY & MUOUK ,
Whok'snlo Jobbers In the
Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco & Pipes
Nos. 28Mnln iinJ 37 1'oiirl Sts. Council Illuirs ,
Intrn.
SNYDKK & LKAMAN ,
PTOKAC.K
Fruit and Produce Commission Merchants.
! 24 : ; and ! . ' < > I'cul St. , Council IlluflV.
HAKLK , HAAS & CO. ,
Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glass ,
i ) ' Bnnclrlfs , Hto. No. 22 Mnln St. , and
No. " 1 1'unrl St. , Council Illiiirn.
rwrrs.
o. W. 1HJTTS ,
Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty
Qoncrnl Commission. No. fiU Jli iul\v h
Council HliilTa.
'
WHIT & DUQUKTTK ,
Wholesale Fruits , Confectionery ,
-AND-
COMMISSION ,
NOB. in nml 18 1'cnrl St. , Council lllmr * .
HARNESS. ETC ,
liECKMAN , STKOllBmiN & CO. ,
JInim'nctiircrs or nml Wlinlosala Dmlori In
Leather , Harness , SaddlerEtc. , .
No. Ko Main St. . Council lllutfr , Iowa.
/MTS , CAl'X. ETC.
MKTCALF miOTHKKS ,
Jobbers la Hats , Caps and Gloves.
NOB. 312 iinil .111 nrnailvray , Council Ilium.
UK AW JIAIintt'AHE.
KBKLIXK & KELT ,
Wholewln
Iron , Steel , Nails , Heavy Hardware ,
Woodstock , Council Illiilfp , loun.
llll iS : AND TAI.I.CMV.
] ) . 11. JlcDONIII.I ) .V CO. ,
[ Kslnljlldhccl 1W.J
No. B2I ) Mnln Street , : ! : roiuii'H lllnlTi.
AND UK ( Mini IV-
HIDES , TALLOW , WOOL , ETC.
COUNCIL KLUKFS OIL CO. ,
WholcBiilo Doatcra In
lluminating & Lubricating Oils Ganllu
2CTO. , E3TO.
P.Tlioortoro.AKont , Council lllntfj. Town.
LUMIlCIl I'lMNO K'K. _ _ _
A , OVKRTON & CO. ,
Hard , Wood , Sonthew Lumber , Piling , .
AodltrlilKO Mnti'rliil SpPulnltlnft.Wholo-iHlo l < ula
ter or all Kliiiln. OIUco No. I'M Mala St. ,
Council llluirs. lawn.
H'lKES LIQUUUH.
SCIINKIDEU & HECK ,
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors ,
JOHN LINDEIt ,
Wholesale
Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors
for St. ( iotthard's Horn IllltcH.No.U
Main tat. Council HIiiUj.
L. KIHSCIIT & CO. ,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
No. its JlroaJ way , Council
CRESTON HOUSE
The only hotel in Council Jiltift"i > having
re Esoa/pe
And all mo 'crn ' ' improvements.
21H , SilTand'siO Main st.
MAX MO11N , Prop.
Star Sale Stables and Mule Kafds ,
JJHOADU'AV . . , . . COUNCIL ULUM'.S ,
UWIUX jJlloU |
f = u
_ . _ _
Horses and mules kept constantly oa
hand , for Bale at retail or in car loads.
Odors promptly filled by contract oa
short notice , block sold on commission.
SiiM'TEic A : Hoi.nr , Proprietors.
Telephone No. 11-1.
Formerly of Keil Sale Stables , corner
Ut. ave aud 4th btrcut.
