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F THE OMAHA DAILY FKIDAY. JANUARY 28 , 1887. THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS FRIDAY MOKNIXG , JAN. 23. OFFICE , flO. 12 , PEARL STREET. DtlKcrtd tj- carrier In nnypfirtor the city at twenty tints per wsok. SI. Vf. TILTOJT , Manager. No. 43. ' NlOIIT EtllTOK No. 33. MINOIl MENTION. N. Y. Plumbing Co. Heavy suits cheap to order nt Kellers. Permit to mnrry was clvon vpstcrday o K. N. Churchill anil Mary A. Phillips , both of Ncola. Justice Urines yesterday united In mar- rin o Frank waack ami Mary K. Hove , of Omaha , at his oll'ico. The saloon injunction oasns , the last batch , come up before Jud o Tliorncll to-day. There will doubtless be a hot light over technicalities. Odell Bros. & Co. yesterday sold siv- Icon lots in the vicinity of Hiildlu'rf sub nnd Curtis & Kninsoj'.s addition tliat nv- ornucd them a little over $100 each. The fellow , ( Jeer o Smith , arrested for trying lo break into the rear part of the Colorado house , waa yesterday dis charged , there being no evidence to corroborate tin * suspicion. Justice Haruett lias tied thn knot bo- twecn Nols Jetnon and Mary Nelson , both of this oily. lie also olliciatcd yes terday in uniting Harry II. Walker , of 1'rincuton , III. , and Kiltie Carr , ol Polk county. In the midst of the boom It should not be forgotten that tiio Kate Hurnsberg opera company appears at the opera bouse to morrow evening. Those who have not fccciired their tickets should dose so early. The funnral of the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. K Harkuess will be held nt 11 o'clock this mornini ; , instead of the afternoon hour previously announced. Friends of the family will please note the change in the time. It seems quite certain that the talk of a union depot up town is far from being all talk. The organization of the com pany , as stated yesterday , and the other straws all show tiiat the wind is blowing all riiilit , and is not to end with wind. Colonel Cnchran was yesterday offered $100,000 cash for eighty acres he owns west of Ihuiscom park in Omaha , also if.'m.OCO for 371 acres in Sioux Cily , but lie refused them , saving lie wished to see the grass grow on them once more. John \V. Paul , of Omaha , yesterday purchased forty-three and a hatf acres in the southwest quarter of section 25 ! , town ship 75 , range 41 , which is located south west of and adjoining ; Hig Lake , of Messrs. Odell Uros. & Co , for if IM ) per acre. ( Jcorgo Washington Makcpor.cc , one of the be.it known attorneys in western Iowa , at least by name , after having been acquitted of the charge of crookedness on the trial at Dunison , was re-arrested and taken to Logan on a similar charge. He is now breathing the free air again , and waiting for the next warrant. Mrs. Darling , who was before Judge Ayle.sworth on the charge of having liit another woman over the head with a washtub , had her case continued until yesterday morning. She was allowed to go on her own recognizance , and as she has not appeared since it is supposed she is still troing , and may not be back. In the district court yesterday the case of F. J. Day vs Smith & Co. , the con tractors , was on trial. This is a suit to recover about $ -100 claimed for commis sion for selling some paving bonds , it being claimed that they were put in Day's hands for sale , and then when ho had sold them the contractors would not de liver the bonds , but ell'ected their sale through some other means. The interest in the meetings being held in the Uroadway Methodist church every night , by Mr. Forrest , is on the boom order. Ho is stirring up the dry bones in liispuciUinr way , and is doing good. Whatever may bo thought of his eccen tricities and mannerisms lie allows no one lo go asleep , or to fail to give atten tion. Ho is entertaining , as well as earnest. All should hear him. A. S. Haselton has commenced a suit to endeavor to make M. F. Hohror give him a deed to a certain lot. Ho claims that ho wont to the agents of Mr. Holirer. who had the sale of the lot in hand , and purchased it for $200 , paying $ . " ) down in order to bind the bargain until the papers could bo made out. On Air. Kohrer's re turn to the city ho refused to deed the lot , nnd raised the price to $ & ! 0. Hence the deal goes into the court for adjudication. See that your books are made bv Mooro- bouse & Co. , room 1 , Everett block. Ii. It. CrnftN & Co. Call at real estate and loan agency of I . Ii. Crafts & Co. , No. B3.'i li road way , Itootn 1 , and list your property for sale. It you wish to buy , call and select , as I bavo bargains. Uuycra are constantly making inquiries. Wrongly Kuwpoctcd. Oflicor Heswick Wednesday night ar rested Charles Monko on the charge oi larceny. It was stated that Monko was Inking in the town in company with a railway follow named linker , a stranger Jn the city. During their rounding up of the various bouses liakcr got quite mellow , nnd while in this condition Monko is said to have slipped ? 8 from his pocket. Yesterday the matter was set' tied in some way and the case dropped , Monko has been unfortunate , this being the second time ho has been brought in on suspicion of having taken what waa not his own , but each time hu has cstab- lisliod his innocence so far as to secure ills freedom. L. II. Crafts & Co. nro loaning monoj on all classes of chattel securities nt one half their former rates. See them before iccuring your loans. Substantial nbstrncta of titles and rca estate loans , J , W. & K , L. Squire. No 101 Pearl street , Council After n Hoard 1)111. A Gorman giving his name as F. Will' lams , was behind the bars yesterday on tlio charge of having beaten a board bill , his landlord being Mr. Ileitman. licit' man declared that the boarder psomisod to pay when ho got his money from Gcr many , nnd after getting the money toUl 1dm to go to the now abolished hades Then bo had him arrested , and sought U collect his bill by the arm of the crinuna law. The boarder claimed that Hcitmai owed him and that bo would settle fnirlv , but not as Hoitman wanted. The mattoi will probably bo settled in some waj without the interference of the courts , Ccntcrville soft-lump coal , $3.75 DC ton , Uohvoroa , Wm. Welch , 015 Mail street , tclephouu 1 > U. Ills Ilrnlii In a Whirl. An insulin man , too crazy to giro hi uamo or other needed information , wn picked up by the police ami placed in tin county jail , It seems from his talk thn lie is an engineer , but the man's conditioi was such that nothing very reliable couh be gleaned. Ho talks continually nbpu bis wife's death , and claims that he : ipirit came back anil plucked all thollcsl oll'hib bones , ami then replaced it oxcop i part of the iicoU , which be insists i nill bleeding , DEEDS GREATER THAN WORDS Actual Sales Show That the Boom Is Booming , AN UNKNOWN INSANE ENGINEER , A Wciton Prominent Sued For $1O , OOO Tor Drench of Promise Trouble Ovcr a Hoard Hilt Minor Mentions. Ilio llootn Itoomlnc. A Council Hind's syndicate bought yes terday ? 2r > ,003 worth of lots in Pierce's ad dition , which is located directly north of the passenger transfer. As an evidence- the boom P. C. Miller has live s'gn ' writers at work lettering 8,000 signs for J. W. As K. L , Squire , which they are to distribute on property they have for sale in this city and vicinity. Lots th.it sold up to last Saturday at $10 each were being bought up yesterday at $30 apiece , and several who own prop erty in tlte same location withdrew theirs from the market. "I Omaha " said was over in yesterday , a gentleman who Is at present at leisure , "and do you know 1 was very much sur prised at the wav several men talked tome mo about Council DluH's. They seem to bo growing rather interested in the future of this city" Not loss than four of them assured me that they intended putting in money.in propcrtv over here , and I had the talk with thorn separately , and fur thermore they are men of some money. To-day I've been quietly nosing around the real estate olliccs and I've seen some six or seven men tiiat I know live in Omaha getting prices and ligunmr around. I couldn't say if they purchased or not , but I'm convinced some good will como out of it. " 11. A. Haird has purchased a lot on Mynsler street between Seventh and Eighth streets for fiOl ) , on which ho will erect a homo in the spring. Oscar Klplingor yesterday purchased a lot for JIM and inside of ( itteon minutes sold the same to (5co. W. Thompson for if 175 , who turucd it over to another man for $275 , and inside of a half hour after ward Thompson discovered that lots in the vicinity of the one he hold for such a hhort time were in the market for $150. W. W. Keen and wife , of Omaha , wore looking up a homo in this eity yesterday. Mr. Keen is a tlniun Pacific passenger conductor who has been running on the road for a number of years. An undertaker yesterday , who didn't know much about the boom the city is having , sold a lot for | 125. And a well known miller of this pity ollercd the buyer $100 if lie would allo\y the under taker to make the deed out in his name , but the buyer knew what be was about. The papers of the Home Park sale will probably be completed to-day. Mrs. Mattie ( Jaylord yesterday bought of Sidney Dillon , of New York , lot 2 , block li. ! Hyatt's biidbivibion , for $ : t,000 , and sold it to Chirles A. Stiles for * a00. The deed wont on record yesterday by which II. J. Chambers becomes tlio owner of all of block :28 : , Central subdivision , there being twenty-eight lots. J. N. Casady was thograntor , the consideration being $ 'J,500. Kimball&Champyestnrday sold $12,000 worth of lots in Picrco's addition , Kiddle's addition , and in MoMahon , Cooper & Jelleris' addition. People , who , previous to the past few weeks , never looked at a mat ) of Council lUull's or know where a single addition to the eity was located , can now answer questions and describe lots better than tlio old residents. The following transfers were placed on fdo with the county recorder yesterday : L. P. Judson ei rl. , to J. K. Rieo , lots 21 and 2t in block 10. Fleming & Davis' add ; $150. I.ucien 1J. Hawkins and wife to W. S. Mayno , part of sw J of nw i l7 ! , ' . ' 515 ; IOO. Stephen li. Hawkins to W. S. Maync , part of sw 1 of nw J ? , 7511 ; $ 'JOO. ' Othello S. Hawkins and wife to W. S. Mayno , uart of sw i of nw i iil , 75-1-1 ; $ 'J)0. ( ) James L. Lombard and wife to Thomas Ollicer and W. 11. M. Pusoy. lot 8 blk 10 , Grimes' add ; $2,1)81.05. James N. liowmnn to W. H. Patterson , lots 0 , 7 , Sand 0 in blk 03 Railroad add ; $10. $10.Wm. . Siodentopf and wito to William Moore , lot 0 in blk 21 , liryant & Clark's add ; $50. Alexander Wallace and wife to Will iam Moore , lot ! ) in block 21 , Bryant & Clark's add ; $100. James L. Lombard add wlfo to Thomas Ollicor and W. 11. M. Pusoy , lots 5 , 0 , 7 , 8 and 9 in Turloy's add ; $2,087.1)1. ) W. S. Maync and wifotoS.Farnsworth. trustee , 22 acres oil'west side of swj nw } a 1,75.-11 ; $5,000. J. 13. Ferguson and wife to A. S. Hn/.lo- ton , und 1-11 of lots 1 , 53 , 3 and 4 block 2 , Kubank's add. , und , l-ll of lots 1 to 10 and 20 to 20 in block 5 , Pierce's addition ; $100. Frank J. Stcnlor to M. L. C. Stonier , lot 5 in block 11 , Mill ml. ! ; $1,250. li. Gilinsky and wife to Abraham Smith , undivided j of lot 7 in block 7 , Hours'ndd ; $225. Isaac Gilinsky and wife et al to Eliza beth Clark , lots 1 and 2 in block 24 lieors' Biib ; $1)00. ) C. li. Stacy to George A. Kcelinc , lot 14 blk 31 Kiddle ftib ; $300. Franklin Lopcn to Kmily liccbe , lot 1Q in blk 4 Hcers1 add ; $500. Wilklns Warwick and wife to C. K. Allen , lot 11 in blk 20 Mullln's sub ; $50. Ficldinli Steele and wife to FredSohnit- kar , nj of no } of bej 10 , and nw } sw } 15 , 77 , 42 ; $1,000. Mary Ward und husband to Ilnnry G Fisher , lots 7 and 8 blk 3 Underwood- $20li.(15. ( J. N. Casady nnd wife to II. J. Cham bers , all of lot 28 Central sub ; $2,500. Oscar Liddlo to J. J. Shea , lots 13 and It in blk 5 Kidillu sub ; $700. Chicago , Koek Island it Pacific rail road company to W. L. Chancy , nej no ] 11,75 , 41 ; $300. A IJroacti of Pro in Is p. A breach of promise suit has been Hied in the district court , in which a Weston man , Miles II , Hall , is made the defend ant. The plaintilV is Miss Georgia M Dial , who in her petition tolls the story of her wrongs to bo in substance that Mr Hall wooed and won her allections tt such an extent that ho proposed in May 1880 , nnd she accepting him as her future husband was misled by the conlidenci she hud in him. From May until November ber bo continued his attentions , and renewed nowed frequently his promises of marriage - riago , Then ho cruelly lei ook her. She claims licit she has not only boon wroiigui in heart but in body , and'that she is suffering foring pain and disgrace. She therefore asks for ilnmaups to the extent of $10,000 nnd that n writ of attachment bo issuei to prevent his disposing of his property ami thus defeating her purpose , Tin court has ordered Mich a writ , the shcril not to sciie more than $5OCO , worth o property. A Oooil I'oor Farm. For some time the advisability of sell ing the present county poor farm ha been under consideration. It has beei suggested that a larger farm bo pur chased , tlio revenue from which would bi more of u help in becoming belf-support iug , A dillorent location is also bain ; considered. As the tirst official move ment in the matter the county board yes terday took the following action : Wheteas , The present poor farm pf th onnty beln ? deemed Insufficient in amount ml quantity , nnd not adapted to the wnnts ml uses of a poor farm , Kcsolved , Thru said farm bo sold M pro- Idcd oy law. at public orptlvate sale , ami on ho best possible terms of payments and price > er ncrp , with the viem nnd for the purpose > f reinvesting the proceeds In a poor farm to > o purchased and which will bo better adapted or pnor farm purposes ami the county ami- tor Is hereby authorized to receive mils for tieh farm as n whole , or for parcels or snbill- Islons thpreof , subject to the fiction nud np- irovnl of the board , nud bo It further Kcsolved , . That . . . . said . . . poor farm be appraUfu . . . . . it once , under nnd In accordance with | the aw providing for the fipprnlsen or prlvUo lauds , in such cases. To Contrnctors niul Kutldcro. Proposals will bo received by tnc under signed until the 23d ot next month for tlio milding of the now Catholic church. 'Inns and specilications mav be seen at lie pastoral residence. Tlio right is reserved - served to reject any or all proposals. li. P. MoMKNOMY , Pastor. Klcctrlc door bells , burglar alarms and every form of domestic elccttlcal appli ances at the Now York Plumbing Co. tlia District .School. Tlio ladies in charge of the now city lospitnl have been working zealously to tcuro the needed financial support for his most commendable enterprise. The success which attended the presentation of tlio old-fashioned district school some line ago has caused the ladies of the hos- iHnl association to make a move to secure a repetition of that entertainment , the irocccds to go for the bcnelit of the hos- liltil fund. The ladies have been urgently tsking those who participated in that en- ortaiiimeut to repeat it for the bcnelit of the hospital , and last evening a meeting was held at Odell Hro * . AsCo.'Holllco. The lecision was reached that the request should bo compiodwith. The district school will therefore- repented at the opera muse next Friday evening. There will : > o changes in the exercises so as to make it in many respects a new entertainment. As the ladies and gentlemen participat ing in this entertainment have thus cou- MMitcd to do what they can to holt ) alone the hospital , the public generally will doubtless see to it that the opera house is Tilled , and a round sum put into Hie treas ury of the hospital. The entertainment itself will draw ami will please. All my coal is weighed by Ainythc only authorized city woighniastor , and guar anteed to hold out 2,000 pounds to the ton. Good soft coal at $3.i ( ( ) a ton. N. W. WILLIAMS. Stoves ! Stoves ! Stoves' ' For the next thirty days I will sell boating stoves at cost for cash only. P. C. DiVoL. Personal I'nrajrrnphs. Thomas Meredith was in the citv yes terday trying to get a piece of the boom. A. J. Hump is quite ill at his residence on Stutsman street. George F. Wright and F. J. Evans have gone to Washington to look after the matters of importance to Council Bl nil's. It is similised that tlio now wagon bridge scheme has something to do with the trip. _ _ Best grades Iowa soft lump coal $3 per ton atyard$3.50delivercd. C. H. Fuel Co. , 539 Uroadway. Telephone 130. George Kudio , real estate nnd nego tiator of loans , No. 1507 Farnam street , Omaha. ISanrains in Council lilulls and Omaha property. Dr. Hanehott , ollice No , 12 Pearl street ; residence , 120 Fourth street ; telephone No. 10. f Joe > ) efT < H-Hoii'H Home. Across the marshes and bayous eight miles to the west from Petite Anso island , writes Charles Dudley Warner in Har per's Magazine for February , rises Orange island , famous for its orange plantation , but called .tellers on island since it became the property of and home of Joseph Jollerson. Not so high as Petite Anso , it is still conspicuous with its crown of dark forest. From a high point on Petite Anso , through a lovely vista of trees with ( lowering cacti in tlio foreground , JolTorson's bouse is nvhite ppot in the landscape. We reached it by a circuitous drive of twelve miles over the prairie , sometimes in and sometimes out of the water , and continually diverted from our course by fences. It is n good sign of the thrift of the race , nrd of its independence , that the colored people have taken up or bought litllo tracts of thirty or forty acres , put up cabins ami now fences round their domains regard less of the traveling public. Wo zig zagged all about tlio country to get round these little enclosures. At one place where the main road was bad , n thrifty Acadian had set up a toll of twenty-live cents for the privilege of passing through his promises. The scenery was pastoral and pleasing. There wore frequent loundi ponds , brill iant with lilies and liours-dc-lis , and hun dreds of cattle feeding on the prairie or standing in the wnter , and generally of a dun-color , made always an agreeable picture. The monotony was broken by lines of trees , by cape-like woods stretch ing into the pla'm. nud the liorizon line wa's always lino. Great variety of birds enlivened the landscape , game birds abounding. There was the lively little nonpareil , which seems to chaugo its color , ami is rod , green and blue 1 Iw- liovo of the oriole tnmily the papabottc , n fnvoritc on Now Orleans tables , in the autumn , snipe , killdeo , the chcrooke ( snipe ? ) tlio meadow-lark , and quantities of teal ducks in the ponds. Tlie.se little ponds are called "bull-holes. " The trav eller is told that they are blurted in this wntery ioil by the pawing of bulls , and gradually enlarged as the cattle frequent them. Ho remembers that ho has seen similar cirnulnr ponds in the north not made bv bulls. Mr. Jellci son's residence n pretty roso'Vino-covored cottage is shunted on the slope of the hill , overlooking a broad plain nnd n vast .stretch of bayou conn try , Along one bide of his homo-enclos ure for a niilo runs n Mipcrb bedgo of Chickasaw roses. On tlio slope Lack of the house , and almost embracing it , is a magnificent grove of live oaks , great gray stems , niul the branches hung with lienvy mnsses of moss , which swing in the wind , like the pendant boughs of the willow , and with something of its senti mental and mournful suggestion. The recesses of this forest are cool and dark , but upon ascending tlio hill , suddenly bursts upon view under the trees a mo.st lovely lake of clear hhio water Tins lake , which may bo n milo long ami half a nil lo broad , Is called Lake Peignour from its fanciful resem blance , I bollovo , to a wool comber. Tim shores are wooded. On the Island siilu the bank is precipitous ; on the opposite shore amid the trees is a hunting lodge , nnd I believe them are plantations on tlio north end , but it is in aspect altogether solitary and peaceful. Hut tlieiblund , did not want life. The day was brilliant witli a docp blue sky ami high sailing ilccoy clouds , and it seemed a bert of ani mal holiday ; squirrels chatted , cardinal birds Hashed through the green leaves ; there flittered about the rcil-wlngci ! blucjkblrd , oluo jays , red-headed wood peckers , thrushes , and occasionally a rain-crow crossed the scene- high overhead head sailed tlio heavy buz/.ards , dobcrib ing great ncriul circles and otl'in thu stil lake the ugly heads of alligators toasting in the sun. Tlio Grpnt Knstern. San Francisco Cull : In reply to numcr ous Inquiries concerning the steamship Great Kastern , wo give hero n comtonsoi history of the vessel. She was doslguei by J. K. lirunol and built by Messrs Scott , Uus6-c.ll & Co. , at Millwull-on-thc 1'acant Lots , iMnil * , City licsldenccs and Farm ? , acre property In western part of city. All scllimj cheap to make room for sjH'tny stoch' . R P. OFFICER , Real Estate and Insurance Agent. Jfoow ft , over O/llccr 0 s tianh' , Council Farming Lands in Iowa , Minnesota , Kansas , and ranging from $5.00 lo $10.00 per acre. School and state lands in Minnesota on 80 years' time 5 per cenl interest. Land Huyers fare free. Information , etc. , given by IE3. IE3. -rj-STIEVCrE3 , No. 555 Hroadway , Council Hind's , Iowa , agent for Frcidrlkicti & Co. , Chicago. Thames , Kuglaml , for tlio Kastern Steam ship Navigation company. Work was iouiiupuced on her May 1 , 1851 , The aunchlng process was by moans of by- Iraulic pressure , and occupied from No vember i ) , 1857 , to January 31 , 1853. Tlio cost of launching alone was $300,000. iler length is ( H ) teet ; e\tremo breadth 118 feet ; height to the top of her bulwarks seventy feet ; total weight when launched 12,000 tons- , carrying capacity 20,000 tons , iho could transport 5,000 troops , besides icr crew of 400. The capital subscribed laving been all expended a new company was formed to lit her for sea. On Sep- ember 7 , 1851) ) , she sailed from Depford for Portland Koads and during the voyage when od' Hastings , an explosion oc curred on board , which killed leu liro- 11011 and injured many other persons ; > n Juno 17 , I GO , she'sailed for New York , under tlto command of Captain Vine Hall , and arrived there June 28. She returned to Kuglaml August 20. Jwing loa lawsuitthe ship eiimo into the liauds of the sherilV's ollicers , but was re leased and bailed again for New York Mayl , 1P01. On the 12th of September Lint vcnr she suffered mueli from a violent lent gale. In 1802 she performed several voyages to and from New York , and in August of that year ran on a reek near Long Island , injuring her bottom. She was repaired , and returned to Liverpool in January , 183 ( ! , and made another voyage to New York in May. In Marcher or April , 1801 , she was bought by Glass , Eliot & Co. , and was chartered to hiy the Atlantic cable. In March , 1870 , slio again visited New York , and in May following was seized by tlie seaman claiming their wages. Afterward she was used in the cable lay ing service , assisting in la.ying live At lantic cables and one from Sueto Horn- bay. Of late years the great ship has been n sort of white elephant on the hands of her owners , and it was in con templation to semi her to Gibraltar to be used as a corillmlk , but this was recon sidered , ami i-oiiio mouths ago she was purchased by parties who have mnde a traveling exhibition and entertainment concern of her. She is now in Dublin Hay , turning an honest penny for her owners in that way , There is some talk yet , however , of degrading the noble vessel to the service of a eoalhulk and making the Mersey , at Liverpool , her Lethe. The original name of the Great Kastern , though for a short time only , was Leviathan. She has never been on the Pacilic at all. For delicacy , tor purity , and for im provemcnt of the complexion , nothing equals Po/woni's Powder. ACCUSING AN'JIONEST MAN. How the Owner of n Itnrc Coin Got Into Trouble ut the Smithsonian. Chicago Herald : " An innocent man wrongly accused will always appear guilty , " said an old detective yesterday ; "while a hardened criminal under tbe most criminating- circumstances will seem the personification pf virtuous in nocence. I remember n singular circum stance that occurred at the Smithsonian institute in Washington when I was do ing duty there some years ago. In one of the e'oln cases there was a rare old Roman coin , supposed to be the only one in existence. One day a gentleman came with a written order from n high official directing the curator to let him take the coin out of the case to examine it. It was placed in his hand ami after looking at it to his heart's content he returned it , as we thought , to its place in the case and turned to leave the room. The curator. approaching the case to IOCK it. found that tlio coin was missing. lie stated tlio fact to the gentleman , who immediately became very red ami indignant , and de clared positively that ho had replaced it , at the same time trying to leave the room. I intercepted him , and , being convinced from his conduct that lie had stolen the coin , I Insisted upon searching him. Ho positively refused to permit this , whereupon the curator nnd myself after a bard struggle , succeeded is search ing him by force , ami found Iho coin in one of Ins pockets. I was about to con duct the man to jail , when the curator. who had gone to restore the coin , stopped me , returned it to the gentleman , and overwhelmed him with apologius. The poor man had mislaid the original coin in the case and had previously purchased at a great expense a similar one , which wo toiind in His pocket. His visit to the institute was for the purpose of compar ing the two. > ir.lICATEI ) COMI'LXIONl'OW DKlt For infant's toilet is an indispensable ar ticle , healing all excoriations immediate y. Mothers should use it freely on the Ittlo ones. It is perfectly harmless. For nlo by druggists. SPECIAL NOTICES. WANTS. T710H SAM Nlnci ( lores of liuul In the sw'i of -C the nw'4 ot ted : , T 75 , It 44 , in Council Illuirs mljolnliur tlio I'nloii I'ncllla depot Kroimds on the iwrJU anil directly west ol tlio inuk. Horiicu KvurelU SAIiE CottiiKO , tlx lunjo rooms , with FOIl Inilldliin loti < , two Kooil Imrns , einoko lioiiBo , woli nuil two cisterns. Fit teem minutes walk Irom operii houbo. Address Q , Hco ollice , Council lllulls , TT\OH \ SALB Choice , smooth , unimproved ICO A' acres close KI llrnlnan ) , in llutlor county , Noliritbkn. Will KITO IHIVO discount from i > rou- ( ml viiluu for cunh. Aililross fliiiitiMtf , Kutiyon A Jones , Dnvid Cltjr , Neb. , or W. J. , lice ollice. Council HliilTd , lit , Mn bargain , aw nores with flno Improvement * , fvlx inllos cast nf Council Jlhillu , I'rico low und all Iho time needed. In- qul roof T. W.Vun Bulovor , Council Illulld. \\7ANTnn-A oottuso of tlvn or six rooms , IT located convenient to tmBlix'ns ; miiiill family , no children. Adflruas "Crispy , " lloe ollico. _ _ WANTED- boy with pony to carry IJeo route , _ SALE Old papers for sale nt tbe lloa FOIt olHoo. _ \VANTKD I'nrttee lntorr.lln , ? to lie married 1 ' are wanted to cull ut tbo 1'rynr's llco Job ollico to select tbolr woddln cards. OFFICER & PUSEY , BANKERS COUNCIL BLUl'FS , IA , EBUMlshoa 1 7 CITY REAL ESTATE HAS srtert'it , \ Veritable Boom , a So. u-js icito.imvvv , Will show ytu 111 my choice pieces of proixnty at n louisliiiiKly low prices. JOHN V. ST.VH JAC011 SIMS STONE & SIMS , ATTORNEYS-AT-LM , I'rnctico in the State ami Federal court * Rooms 7 timl 8 Shutfavt-Huiio llloik. ! . . RICE , M. 3D. , Or othur Tumors removed without the kill Co ordrimlnpof blood. Over thnly JOIUH pr cticalexpcrioiico. No. 11 I'piirlSt. , Council Uluffs. t2ff Conaultiitou ! Croo. FORREST SMITH , Estate , Jf lion it'iitlt ' to jiii rctiHHt ! for latti'cimrjtospit 1 liaivsomr property yon can ilonltlo your money on by oiH'iiinn of upriniI have a larye lint of city ri' liloircs , fo/.s , acre prop erty in the nientcrn part of the city ; rtfso acre property in the hills which. cannot he surpassed for residences. In the past few days there hare been a number of irealthy Omaha men who hare been looliiny for residence property In the hills , and this prop erty l.t advancing. J hare some lots on which price has remained the same for past sty months which can be bouaht cheap if purchased of mo now. now.FORREST SMITH , S = 3eal 33state , No. 130 iMaiu St. , Council Mulls. Horses and Mules For all purposes , bought and Rold , nt retail and in lots. Large quantities to select fioin. Several pairs of fine drivers , sin gle or do'ible. MASON WISE , Council lilufl's. W , S , HOMER & CO , % 3 Main St. , Council Jiluff's. The cheapest plnco In tlio city lo buy CROCKERY , . LAMPS , SILVER PLATED WARE , GLASSWARE , -AND- FINE POTTERY THEATRICAL WIGS , BEARDS , Grease Paints Tlio I'inust Im ported I.I no of ( > J Goods West of ChlcnKO. Mrs.C. L. Gillette's Human Hair Emporium No , 209 Main Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa. BOOK BINDING Ledger * , Journal * , fount ) ' and ICniiliVork ot All Hinds u Spec ially Prompt AttentipjUo Mail Orders MOREHOOSE & CO. Room 1 Everct Block , Council Blulli. Stantlanl 1'apers UBCI ! . All btyles ot bind ing in Magazines nud BLANK BOOKS. III-FIUINCKS : : : ; C. n. National llunk , M. K. Binlth Jt Co. , Citlz.on ' llank , Deero. WclU i Co. , * 1rst National Bank. ( i H. Insurance C'/o. , GRAND SACRIFICE SALE AND BELOW COST AT EISEMAN'S . . .For tlic. next wectf , to make room for lartjc lines of Spring . JVbiw about to arrive. Regardless of Cost. Immense Variety to se lect from. Buy a Cloak now , and Save More than One-Half the Price of It , Everything in the way of s Must Go. At any Sacrifice to Sell Them , Jtin't fail to lale adi-an- . , taye. of tliae artal now offered at fjEisemao&Lo PEOPLE'S STORE 2fos , 3 , XHlt 3.1S ami Mitt , Council llluJJ'v , WHOLESALE AND JOBBINQ SSOTTSBa OJF COUNCIL BLUFFS , DKKKK , WELLS & CO. , Wholewlo Agricultural Implements , Cnrrlnircs , ito : , ito. : Council IHulTs , Iowa. KK YSTON K M A N UF ACTU ufNcJ CoT MRnufnrtururaot mul Denier * In d Hand and Power Corn Shelters , Anil nKcnotn llnu of nrt olnss uprlculturA ImpleniPtit' . , NOB. U01 , 15J1 , 1SAJ niul ,1M7 ? onth MMn Slreof. _ Council U.ulK DAVID HUADLKY * CO. , ilnnuf'rs nn 1 Jotibnn of Agricultural Implements , Wagons , Bnggles , ri rrl Kp , nnd nil Hindi ) of F rm Mnohlnorr. 1100 to Ilia Soutli Mnln Street , Council lllurf * , town. COUNCIL Hl.UFFS CAUPHT CO. , Carpets , Curtains , Window Shades Oil Cloths , rurlnln FlituroK , I'plmlstorr ( lee Utc. Ma 105 llrondnRj- Council llluff * , IOTA. ! < 7lIIS , TXMUOCO. K'lr. PKKKOV ( ? & MUOKK , Wliolewiln .lohbors lit the Finest Brands of Cigars , Tobacco S Pipei NOB. rS.Mnln nud .T 1'oarl Sts. Council DluDT , lown. " * ( ( M/.1I/MMOX / SNYiilClTIVr llfJAMANJ ' STOUAOH Froit andProdnco Commission Morcliants , ! , ! .M Mini "H 1'eid St. , Council UlutT.i. HAKLK , HAAS it CO. , Wholesale Druggists , Oils , Paints , Glas ls' SuiiilrU'S. Eto. No. M Mnln SU , nuil No. ' . ' 1 IVnrl Si , , Council Illurrn. fit I'ITS. O. W. 1JUTTS , Wholesale California Fruits a Specialty Qoncral Commlntlon. No. 5U Jlrgnilwur. Council IllufTi ) . ' W1KT & DUQUKTTE , Wholesale Fruits , Confectionery , -AMI- COMMISSION , Nos. 10 nnd IS 1'onrl St. , Council llluifr. JMH.VESS. ETC. HKCKMAN , STKOHBKHN & CO. , Vntm'ncturorsor nml Wholtnalo Donlorslu Leather , Harness , Saddlery , Etc. No. tCo Mnln St. . Council DluOTs , low a. fMT.1. CAl'S. ETC. MKTCALF HUOTHKKS. Jobbers in Hats , Caps and Gloves. Nox. 312 nnd .111 Ilrnndwny , Council IIKAVY KKKUNK A FKLT , Wholcinlfl Iron , Steel , Nails , Heavy Hardware , And Wood Stock , Council liluITs , lown. innr.s AND TAI.I.OW. 1) . II. McDONEU ) if CO. , No. BM Mnln Hlrpol , ; : i Council lllufft , C'O IM ISMO.V jtlKICC'IIAiVrs , AND IIBAI.EIIH IN HIDES , TALLOW , WOOL , ETC. ( JIL.S. COUNCIL BLUFFS OIL CO. , Wholesale Dontori In nominating & Lubricating Oils GasolU ) E3TO. , E3TC. P.TIiooiloro , Aifimt , Council Hinds. lowix. A. OVKRTON & CO. , Hard Wood , Southern Lumber , Piling , Ami Ilriilffo MntmliU Special ! l iiWlmloi t Lu tu ber or all Kinds. Oiricu No. I'M Mttlu SL , Council Jfluirs. lown. SCHNK1DKII & KECK , Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors , JOHN LINDKU , Whol < "Wlo Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors lor SI. Rottlmrit'H Herb Hitter * . Mo.ll ilnlu.SU Council lllulls. L. KIKSCHT & CO. , Wholesale Liquor Dealers. Ko. 410 liroodwny , Council lllufft. FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY , 1514 Douglas St. , Omaha , NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN. Ladiusbuying a $5 hat or bonnet , one faro will be paid ; $10 , round Irip. N. SCHURZ , Justice of the Peace Office over American Exprcis , CRESTON HOUSE The only hotel in Council IllufTb having Esoa/pe And all mo tern improvements. 215lM7nnd 21U Main bt. MAX MO I IN , IVop. Star Sale Stables and Mule Yardsi Y , COUNCIL BLUM'S , Opjiotuu Mummy Uupuu C3 - < et > , * -Zi * - " - - * - = - , niul mules kept constantly on or in Cir louls < ia. Oilcri tirfim.tlY lillcil ti.V contract on short notice. .Stock bold on commission , Siiunr.K & HUU.V , I'ronriotora. Telephone No. 111. Formerly of Ke'tl Sale SlaWcs , .corner Ut , : we ana 4th street.
