THE SUNDAY BEE. FEBRUARY 0. 1887.-TWELVE
"THE SUNDAY BEE.
, COUNCIL BLUFFS
SUNDAY MOKNIXU.FEH. 0.
OFCTOE , JNO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
Dtllrcrtcl by cfirrlcr In nnj-pHrtof the city nt
twenty ccnti ptr week.
H. TV. TII.TON. Manager.
THr.ni'HONK3 :
DrPJKtPSOrnfK , No. 13.
NIUIIT KtJiiou No. IB.
M1NOH MENTION.
N. Y. HumbhiK Co.
Heavy suits cheap to order at Heller's.
Umnhn Addition is the finest yet plat
ted. Odell Uros. & Co.
Lots will advance ? 100 each in Squire's
Park addition to-morrow.
Hartley Tarroll was arrested yesterday
on the charto ; of thumping a man.
Lots in Squire's Park addition will
to-morrow bo advanced $100 pur lot.
Tim repeater forthonow lire and police
alarm is expected to arrive in a few days
and tlicn the system will be hurried to
completion.
Squire's Park addition will bo advanced
to-morrow $100 per lot.
Two and a lialf acres on Walnut Hill ,
fflOO. A bargain at Klplinger As Wick-
ham's lot exchange , No. 419 Tirondwny.
Odell Uros. ft Co. have leased part of
the Schickntnn/ residence for their loan
And insurance businc.ss.
The woman's exchange will give : i 0
o'clock tea on Friday evi-uing next at the
residence of Miss Laura Ilaluwin , No. 530
Willow avenue.
Ten loU in Bryant & Clark's addition
at Kiplinger fa Wickhutii'b lot exchange ,
No. .11 ! ) ifroadway.
The coming thoroughfare between
Omaha and Council Hlull's rims through
Omaha Addition. Odt-11 Uros. & Co.
Williams , No. 18 N. Aliiln , owns loacres
fine wooded property only half mile from
I\lcthodist \ church , only ? : } " > ( ) per acre. A
line business property on Broadway , op
posite the now postollice , fcl.OUO. IJoth
on very easy terms of payment.
Uroadway on one side the IT. P. rail
road on the other and Ninth avenue
through the center , the length of it makes
the "Omaha Addition" lliu most valu
able addition ou the market. Odcll Uros.
it Co.
The host record on sales yet made is
that in Omaha addition , Oclell Uros. &
Co.
Co.Permit
Permit to wed was yesterday granted
Alexander Vallier and Kli/.a J. Ahixon ;
also to Lars Potur Olescn ami ChrMino
Nclhcn , all of this county ,
Mrs. Fred Ocrstenberg was yesterday
arrested and booked as a public nuisance.
Fred ia now in jail , and that eems the
only place in the world where they ought
to try to live together.
No one should miss the rare treat prom
ised at the opera hou.-c Monday evening.
Maggie Mitchell's name is enough , llor
reputation is such that to see her and
hear her will prove an opportunity which
none can iUl'ord to miss.
Masonic Star chapter No.17 It. A M.
All olliccrs and members of above named
chapter arc hereby notified to attend the
regular convocation Monday owning ,
February 7 , at 8 o'clock. ' Visitmif lloyal
Arch Masons are invited. Uy order M.
E. II. P. J. L. Martin , secretary.
To rcali/e a handsome profit buy some
Omaha addition lots , Odell Uros , iVCo.
The boom has struck the police court.
Fines for plain drunks have jumped from
the old $7.00 to $ ! ) .GO. It is said that
within a few days the fine \vill be in
creased to double that amount. Those
who want to get drunk should hurry up
before the price goes u'p further.
S. & W. A. Saundcrs have opened a
real estate ollico at No. 508 Uroadway ,
next to the Paeilic house , for the sale of
both Council Ulufls and Omaha property.
These gentlemen are well known both in
Iowa and Nebraska , and are heartily wel
comed as workers in the boom.
The Council Bluffs Keal Estate Loan
and Trust company which is composed
of the following well known citizens : W.
W. Uilger , attorney at law ; U. W. Jacobs ,
for several years a resident of Council
Bluffs and late of Chicago ; Robert V.
Innos , late of First National bank , have
opened an oftlco in room 1) ) , Everett block ,
for the transaction of general real estate
and loan business. These gentlemen
have not , like many others , organi/.ed
temporarily with the boom but have come
to stay.
IVo Ilnvo the Following Rarcnins to
OflVir TnMorrow Monitny.
House and lot on Uroadway , $550.
r One of the finest residences in the cit3" ;
nil modern improvements , 3 blocks from
Broadway , ? 5,000.
Benson's 1st addition , eiioico lots $200.
Benson's Sd addition , Broadway front
age 500 feet.
Lots in Curtis & Ramsey's addition
cheap.
Brown's addition , within two blocks of
the approach of the new bridge , $300
each.
each.Vo
\Vo have a largo list of improved and
unimproved property all over the city.
Some of the best business property in the
city in listed witli us.
Vo have several line plats for sub-di
viding.
Carriages at the door to show property
at all times. Come and look at our list.
Tin : BBNSON&MAVNK , UKALESTATK Co. ,
603 Broadway.
Omaha add.
Omaha add.
Omaha add.
Omaha add.
Omaha add.
Benson's 1st add.
Benson's 1st add.
Benson's 1st add.
Benson's 1st add ,
Benson's 1st add.
Benson's 1st add.
Benson's 2nd add.
Benson's "ml add.
Benson's 2nd add.
Benson's 2nd add.
Benson's 2nd add.
The cream of bottom property. For
Bale by the Benson & Mayno Real
Estate company , DO1. Broadway.
A fihockluc Charge.
Yesterday a girl sent on a message by
her mother returned with a sad and
hocking story of abuse. Her mother
brought her to the police headquarters ,
and there the girl repeated the same
Btory. If it is true there should be hot
swift justice meted out to the offender.
The girl is but nine years old. County
Attorney Dally has the case in hand , anil
expects to start in on its prosecution to
morrow. He is inquirinir into it closely
before making any public move , so that
no injustice may bo done any innocent
party.
The Ilium , ' Had Hoys.
The following is the classification of
the arrests for January ) Disturbing the
peace , 14 ; drunk , IVi ; found free/.injr , lj
vagrancy , 10 ; boating board bill , 1 ; lar
ceny , 7 ; malicious trespass , 2 ; assault , 2 ;
firing revolver within limits , 1 ; maintain
ing a nuisance , 1 ; total , 82.
Otcr An Overcoat.
Charles Maxiiuld was brought before
Justice Sclniiv. yesterday ou the charge
of stealing an overcoat belonging to
Henry Pago. The evidence was taken
nmi the judicial mind is to consider the
case , there being sumo legal complica
tions. _
Lots will bo advanced $100 oacii in
jquiro's Park udditlou to-uiorrow ,
A DAH REST IN THE BOOM ,
It Will Be Welcomed By theEscited Crowds
of Buyers and Sellers.
EDWARDS GETS THREE YEARS.
General Dodpc mil ! Others Predict
Two Vents of Uoom The Prohl- '
billon right Poor I'ur-
ccll'fl Hcmnln * .
Conic to Stay.
The boom closes its second week with
apparently as much life and vigor as
ever. Jt is pufling as if short of breath
on account of the speed with which it has
been running , its face is Hushed with ex
citement , but ( hero are no indications of
apoplexy , no hectic Hush of dying con-
.sumption , but instead the Hush of eager ,
healthy youth. Those who have passed
through some of the greatest booms on
record have , in visiting the city the past
few days , frankly confessed that they
never saw the like. The excitement is
that of a mining town boom. Painters
cannot make signs fast enough to supply
the now linns , even by inscribing them
hurricdlv on cloth. The streets show a
rush in every direction. On all sides is
heard talks of deals , checks seem to Hy
ing through the air , silver keeps up a
merry ringing , ami contracts and deeds
arc Muttering through the air like snow-
Hakes.
Old residents , careful business men ,
the conservatives , the evil prophets oven ,
catch much of the Inspiration and the
excitement They declare they do not
know what to make of it. They have
lost their bearings , and the only com
ment they can make is the query , will it
keen up ?
The more sanguine declare that it lias
not commenced. The building boom ,
which is the real one , is not yet open. It
seems assured that three great enter
prises will uo started this summer. One
is the now wagon and street car bridge
at the foot of Broadway , another is the
union depot , the third is the location of
the Union Pacific shops here. The im
provements about the transfer are great ,
as planned , and will certainly cause an
addition of 1.000 people to the population
of the city within a short time.
The boom is beyond description. Visi
tors to the city iuring the past week ,
who came somewhat prepared ironi what
they had read in the papers , expressed as
much surprise as if they had not read
notiting about it. They found the real
estate olliees thronged with excited men ,
women and children. Daylight has not
unouuh hourin which to do the business ,
and night is robbed of half of its hours ,
the olllces being crowded until ten and
cloven o'eloek.
There were a largo number of deals
yesterday , the papers of which will not
bo on record for a day or two. The ab
stract men are so far behind with their
work that the completion of papers for
tiling have to be deferred. The comity
recorder finds himself swamped , despite
the extra clerical force. Ho keeps good
naturcd tliouch , and his soft answers
turn away wrath.
Maps of the city can hardly bo had nt
any price. Those fortunate enough to
have any occasionally part with one to
help some new real estate firm , and
c-ibily gets 525 for them. New maps
are being prepared , and one now
one is being made showing the two
cities , with the river separating them.
Armour , Barbeo & Co. yesterday joined
with others in a syndicate , purchasing
Crittemlen's twenty-two acres for $23,000.
Among those interested in this deal arc
Messrs. Ilanthorne , Uiishnell , J. T. Hart ,
J. Y. Stone , and Captain Holmes of Mag
nolia. The intention is to plat and sell
the same.
J. T. Baldwin and G. M. Dodge have
for some time owned about three hun
dred acres on the river bank , reaching
back to Brown's addition. Yesterday a
syndicate was formed and the undivided
half owned by Mr. Baldwin was purchased
at $300 an acre. An attempt was made to
buy General Dodge's interest , but ho tele
graphed back yesterday that he would
not sell any of his Council Bluffs prop
erty nor put a value on it , as lie believed
Council Bluffs had entered upon a two
years' boom at the very least. Such a re
sponse from such a man strengthened the
confidence of all who heard of it.
C. S. Hubburd was not quick in catch
ing the boom , but he has it now , and per
haps worse than if he had got it earlier.
Ho lias purchased a lot corner of Avenue
A and 'Ihird street. He lias also joined
with N. Sehurv. in buying seventy-live
feet on Fourth avenue , between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets.
It. L. Williams yesterday secured the
option on forty acres belonging to Mrs.
Mynster , between Broadway and Harrison
risen street , adjoining L. Hammer's. Ho
is negotiating with Omaha parties to close
the deal.
An offer of ? 1OUO was made yesterday
Jor the property Known as No. 012 Broad
way , the O. K. meat market , but it was
refused.
Baldwin & Troutman yesterday sold
lots 4 and 5 in Rico's sub for $3,000 to a
syndicate.
Squire's Park addition will bo advanced
to-morrow $100 per lot.
Armour , Barbeo & Co. have some rare
bargains in store for their customers
Monday morning.
The Finest of Them All.
The Ninth Avenue car line , the Broad
way car line , the now wholesale yards ,
and the Union Pacific railroad shops ,
alto the now Broadway bridge , all of
which have done so much toward the
present rise in real estate values , arc in
and adjoining the now Omaha addition
to Council Bluffs , and make it the most
valuable piece in the city. Through its
nearness to botli cities it will become
their connecting link , and the present
prices for lots will seem ridiculous a few
weeks from now. The best endorsement
this addition could have is the fact that
investors purchased fifty thousand del
lars1 worth during the tirst eight hours
after the sale commenced and crowds
awaited the opening sale for an opportu
nity to purchase at the office of Odell
Bros & Co. , whore the addition was put
on the market. Lots on Ninth avenue ,
the route of the car line via the Union
Pacific bridge , were taken by the blouk
and but few of these are now to bo had.
A wide strip ne\t the Union Pacific rail
road track was taken for wholesale lum
ber and coul yards. Lots near Broadway
wont like "hot cakes. "
Omaha addition comprises 1GO acres of
the best land between the two cities , ami
as soon as the weather pormlts will bu a
pltico busy with workmen oreetinjr build
ings already projected , and placing the
tracks for the Ninth ayuuue line ,
On Monday at Uo'clouK prices on these
lots will bo advanced 25 per cent , The
sales in this addition havi ; progressed
steadily since the opening sale , although
so many now additions have been placed
on the market in the meantime , and al
though this is the largest new addition
to the city , the record of sales so far out
strips that of anything else as to insure
this investment , to prove in value second
end to none in tue city ,
Comparison of prices with those of lots
the same distance from the business
c-jnter of Omaha on the other siilw of the
river will how the bargain there is in
them , and the facility soon to bo availa
ble for reaching this addition from
Onifilia in a few minutes comfortably
any tiuio will practically luak'e it
East Omaha for the people of our sister
city , who are looking for residence sites
pleasantly located and witlnn easy
reach of their business , and at terms
within their reach. Lots can bo ob
tained cheaper now than next week and
for half the price they will bring in the
spring when operations commence. A
largo plat showing Omaha addition is on
the wall of the ollico of Odell Bros. Js
Co. , No. 103 Pearl street , whore free car
riages are also furnished with salesmen
to wait on customers desiring to visit the
ground.
The District School.
Next Tuesday evening the Old Fash
ioned District School is to bo given again
at the Opera house by homo talent , for
the benefit ot the Cottage Homo hospi
tal. The public should sec to It that the
hdics having charge of the hospital
should have placed in their hands sev
eral hundred dollars as the result of this
entertainment. The entertainment is
one of the most novel , pleasing and
merry-making over given here , Those
who go will have an evening of solid fun.
as the scholars of this school arc all well
known residents of tins city. Secure
your seats at once. If you cannot go
secure n ticket and pay the ladies for
staying away. Help the hospital any
way. Those who can and do go will got
their money's worth three times over.
The opera hohse should be packed.
For Sale--At a bargain , 1(1 ( acre tract
two miles from city. Ira Scolield.
At the Pacific house you will cavc from
50 cents to $ 1 per day. Try it and bo
convinced.
When you are in the city stop at the
Pacific house. Street cars pass the door
every fifteen minutes for all the depots.
Meals 50 cents.
Pacific house is the nearest hotel to the
majority of real estate otlices in the city.
$2.00 per day.
tMmrcli Chimes.
The two weeks of the boom here rattled
and ra > ped the rushing crowds after bar
gains , there has been so much hurry and
Hurry , that Sunday comes as a happy re
lief. The wise will seek rest from the
nervous strain anil wild confusion. The
worshipful will seek the quiet and sooth
ing inlluenee of tliosanctuarics. Seldom
has a Sunday been so heartily welcomed
in this city. There will be sonic who will
spend the day in grasping for gain , and
the boom will hardly rest for even tlio
Lord's day , but there will bo less outward
excitement and turmoil , and this will be
a relief. Among the church services to
bo hold are the following :
Services in the Congregational church
to-day as usual. Preaching by the pas
tor. Morning subject : "Feeding the
Flock. ' E\ening subject : "Tho Pro
digal's Present. " You are cordially in
vited.
Services to-day at Union Chapel , Har
mony street , conducted by Rev. J. Fisk ,
at 3 o'clock p. m. Sabbath school at1
o'clock p. m.
"The First Real Estate Transaction
Ever Recorded" is the subject of the
morning sermon in St. Paul's church.
Evening sermon : "Modern Methods of
Converting Souls Contracted with Gospel
Methods. " The public is cordially in
vited to attend.
Preaching in the Baptist church by the
pastor at 10:30 : a. m. and 7:30 : p. in. 'Bap
tism in connection with evening services.
The meetings at the M. E. church still
increase in interest. Good houses and
several conversions of men and women.
Subject of the morning sermon : "Bo
faithful unto death , and 1 will give thco
a crown of life. " Grand union services
at3 p.m. Night subject : "The Game
of Life. " Everybody cordially invited.
Lots in Squire's Park addition will to
morrow be advanced $100 per lot.
Barn Before the Bar.
The saloon injunction cases still occu
pied the attention of the district court
yesterday. The particular case over
which the contest was carried on was that
against Peter Bcclitelc , the proprietor of
the hotel which bears his name. A new
turn was taken yesterday , a motion being
made by his attorney , Mr. Haldene , for
haying the case transferred to the United
States court. The fight was over legal
points wholly , and the attempt to have
the transfer made was resisted strongly
by Air. Sim , who appears for the prohi
bition alliance. No decision was reached
and there is no immediate prospect of
having the injunctions issued or of any
immediate change in the situation of the
saloon business in this city , so far as the
practical side of it is concernod.
Mrs. Wadsworth , who lias created a
favorable impression by her sweet sing
ing , will take part in the District school
entertainment on Tuesday evening.
To the Front.
It you want choice acre property or
town lots , Armour , Barbeo & Co. can
make you happy.
The KnmotiH CouhranlOYcres /
Is now on the market. This beautiful
tract with its growth of shade trees lies
nortli and east of the Union Pacific trans
fer depot in Council I1 ! tills and is within
hfteen minutes' walk of the postollico. It
is adjoining Broadway on the north , the
coming boulevard between Council Bluffs
and Omaha , it is the keystone of all.
Investors and syndicates will take ad
vantage of this opportunity. For sale by
Ktmball & Champ , opposite now county
court house , Council Blufi's.
Both Hands Gone.
Nelson Anderson , a Dane carpenter ,
who was found on South Main street
about 2 o'clock last Tuesday morning
with his hands and feet frozen while in a
drunken stupor , will lose both hands. He
besides on the corner of Thirteenth street
and Nineteenth avenue , and has had no
medical attention yet.
MlBflt Couples.
Annie Joseph seeks to got a divorce
from Richard C. Joseph , to whom she
was married in 1883. She alleges infidel
ity on liis part.
i' . J. I1 orris has commenced divorce
proceedings against Ed. J. Ferris. She
claims they were married last June , and
within a mouth ho.commenced cruel
treatment , beating her , throwing a
hatchet at her , striking her with an iron
dipper , oto.
Don't you think for a moment that the
boom is subsiding , .lust call on Armour ,
Barbce it Co. , ! W Pearl street , Monday
morning and get a little Council Blulls
dirt before it gets beyond your roach.
For Sale Ton acre lots in section 18
near the poor farm , $300 per acre.
Forty acres three-quarters ol a mile
from Union Elevator. $300 per acre.
Fifty-six acres one-half milu east of the
Rock Island depot ; elegant property for
city purposes.
th'O acres one mile and a quarter from
Union Pacific hold.
200 acres laud two ami a quarter miles
from Pacific house $300 per acre.
Lots in Midland addition , near Broad
way , $000 each ,
Sixty-six acres on Grand avenue , $300
pur acre ; this would make a irootl addi
tion Prices subject to change without
notice. Apply to
HoitACK EVKItr.IT.
B. I * . Lankton , of Omaha , has engaged
with Smith Bros. Ho is an old real es
tate wan aud formerly of this city.
GREAT" 1 SALE
u
Ladies' ' and Childrens' '
Aprons , Etc ,
We have succeeded HI pur-
cha ing nt nu
Extraordinary Bargain
A large quantity of luslin Un
derwear , Childrens' Dressed ,
Aprons , etc. , which we have di
vided into two lots , and to make
quick sales will sell them at
Consists of
I ,
Ladies' Night Robes , Chemises ,
Drawers , Corset Covers , Long
White Aprons , Childrens' White
and Red Msther Hubbard
Dresses , Drawers and Infants'
Slips. These garments are well
made and warranted perscct.
50c. Consists of
Ladies Night Dresses , Skirts ,
Chemise , Drawers , Corset Cov
ers and Childrens' White and
Turkey Red Dresses.
All trimmed with Linen Torchon
lace. Such garments as these are
usually sold for 75c to $1.
We take great pleasure in plac
ing this immense purchase be
fore our customers and invite an
early call , as we believe this to
the greatest bargain in Muslin
Underwear and Childrens Dresses -
i
es ever offered in this city
o . . * > / / , Hid , HJS and 3X0 Itvoad
wny , Council muffs.
All fresh goods , well made , full
siy.es , good shapes , and warranted
frco free from imperfections.
STACY & CO , ,
AIN
REAL ESTATE !
A GREAT BARGAIN.
A flue twoslorjbrick house with
ten rooms , situated on elevation , th
FIXESTon Itroatlway , Jot li)3 feet
on ItroadmiHIO feet on Slate
street and li)3 feet on 1'lcrcc street ,
Price Only
The street cars run in front of this
tract , and llroadicai/ paved with
cedar Mocks. 'Jhe land itself is
worth more than the price asked for
the whole.
A few tot * in Jliddle's .tub. within
Jive blocks of tin ; Milwaukee and
Jlock Island depots , and about the
same distance from the block on
which the
IS TO BE BUILT.
to acres out n one mile from Broad
way , only $10O per acre.
Acre property on Franklin avenue
rri'H low ,
2t foot lot and store buildinij on
nroudway , between the Ondcn.
/jrmse and the JHelhodM church ,
for $ ( > , OOO.
Improved and unimproved prop
erty in all parts of the city and
country.
W. O. STACY & Co. ,
Real Estate Brokers ,
JVb , Main st , , Council lilitffs.
TELEPHONE 192.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ppecln' advertisements , such ns Txist , Found
Tel ) iin , For S.ilo , To ISont. V > nntH. HonrdliKf ,
elc.i\lll bolnscrtuil In thla column tit tlio loir
ratoofTENCHNTSl'GK LINK fortliBflrsc Insor-
\oniiuil FlvoCouts Per Ltnu for each 8UbbOtiionc
Insertion. Lenvo advertisements nt our ollico
No. 1- Veal Etrcut , uoar Ltroailwny , Council
muffs.
WANTS.
FOKSALK .A bnrffhln rino now residence ,
clRhl rooms anil li.itli room , s. i > . corner
of Sixth street iind Wnslilnpton avenue , two
blocks liom government building. Kurnuce ,
uatcr mid k'HR. Lot 5J feet fiont. 1'rlco for 'M
du.\.s only vl,5"0 , also cheap residence property
in all pints ol the city. .Apply to II. tilioo-
inuKer , No. 2J- , Harrison et.
EOH SALK Choice , smooth , unimproved 100
ucies do-so to llraiimrd , in Duller county ,
Nebraska. Will fflvo lareo discount from pres
ent value for cash. Address Ilimtinfr. Hunyon
. & Jones , David City , Nob. , or W. J. , llco olllcf.
Council Binds , In.
POHSAI.K At n bnrffnln. 20"i acres with flno
lmpro\oments , ilv miles cast of Council
Illuirs. 1'rlcolow anil all the tlmo needed. In
quire of T. W. Vmi t-clevcr. Council Illuirs ,
FOHSALE If tnlton this wcolt A fl\o room
house on Fifth avenue , near dummy
depot. Thobtreot , slduuralk mid lot tilled to
frnulo. Price $1,4W. Kasr terms. Address
Lot , lice ofllcc , Council llluira.
FOH SAI.E-IO ncre lots In section If * , near
poor fiirm , $ IH ) per ncre.
40 acresthieo-ciuurtoisof u milo fiom Union
eo\utor ! , f300 perucre.
& 1 acrns onc-lmlf milo cost of Hock Island
drpot , olntrnn t property I or city-pit rpo cs
il.'O acres one milo and une-quurtor from
Union I'nclllo hotel.
i.K ( ) ncres land tire and one-half miles from
1'aclllp hou < o00 per aero.
Lots in Midland addition , near Tlrondvray ,
ffiOO cnch.
flt ! ncicsou Grand Avenue , $300per aero ; this
would make HK od addition.
1'iicn subject to chiuiKO without notice. Ap
ply to Horace Kverott.
SALR Tlio business and turnlturo of
. Hotel Denmark No. t ! " anil C.'t Hroadway ,
Apply on promises , HcasoiH for Bolllnir , pics-
cut proprietorlines to leuvo city. Peterson
& ilro.
. "Y * .
The Leading
Cor tier First Avenue. Council Bluffs.
Has the Largest List and More Bargains
than cam be quoted by any other agent. Call
early ,
Over 100 Feet Front on Central Broadway
Sale by 3-
Hoom .7 , over OFFICER 0 rUSEY'S Bank , COl'XCIL ItLCFFS
Vacant Lots , Lands , City Residences and Fa mm , acre property in
western part of city. All scUlntj cheap to make room for sjn'iiuj slock.
R. P. OFFICER ,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
Itoom f ! , over Ofjlccr 0 J'ltscy'n bank , Council Illujfs.
CITY REAL ESTATE
BIAS STRUCK A
Veritable Boom ,
-AXJ-
r & GO. ,
\O. 028 imOABWAV ,
Will show yon raiuiy choice pieces of
property tit astonishingly low
JOHN r. ST.VE i \ ) . t i
STONE & SIMS ,
' §
Practice in the State and Federal courts
Kooms 7 and 8 Slumart-Uono Ulo-jk.
COTJ3STOIL BLitJir'iF'S
FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY ,
1514 Douglas St. , Omaha ,
NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN.
Ladicsbuj-ing a $5 lint or bonnet , one faro
be paid ; $10 , round /rip. /
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS
COUNCIL llLUFi-'S , IA ,
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No. 11 1'enrlHt. , Council lllufft.
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Two beautiful tnn-ts of land lying in the western portion of the city , and just north of Broad
way , will be placed on wile to-morrow mornning at
SMITH BROTHERS ,
In parcels of from 3 , T and 10 acres , to suit purchaserH , and at prices ranging from
TO $1OOO PER ACRE.
LTOU can buy an acre of this beautiful properly as cheap as you can get a single lot in llio
same vicinity . An acre in either of these tracts can be platted and in a few days sold for as
much per lot as is now asked per acre ,
SOLE AGENTS ,
No. 14 Pearl Street , - * : : : . - Counci luffs.
