6 rJLlIE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , JANtTAHY i ; 1880.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
xo 12 IMAKL
1 ilit ertd by cnrrler In .Anv 1'ntt ot ho City n
fvunty Cents J'cr Wtck.
IIV. . TIM ON JUNAGElt.
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'JKLii'IIONiSi :
l'risr ' Ornn No. 41. . -
NlflllT IIlllTOII. NO , SI.
.MHNTION.
company.
inland wood. MK.Mnyne , 010IVway.
lilegnnt overcoatings at A. Uoitor's ,
merchant tailor , fllfl Hro.idway.
County Clerk Chambers has appointed
Will 1) Craig as his deputy clerk of the dis
trict court nt A\oca.
A marriairo license was Issued yesterday-
lo Albert Wells und Jane Baltics both of
Tni lor Station , this county.
The City steam laundry lias passed into
the hands of Mr. Vim Patten , of the icnl cs
tatu firm of Johnson & Van Patten , nnd bus
iness will bo conducted ns formerly.
Judge Carson has rendered his decision on
thu motion for n new trial In the case of the
btnto vs Grinith , for embezzlement , ( -ranting
the motion , nnd thu prisoner will have mi-
other chance.
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Two cases of diphtheria In the eastern part
of tlio city have boon icported to the authori
ties , und will bo promptly attended to , in
order to m event thu disease becoming epi
demic In tnc city ,
While ictiirmng from the transfer last
cvenlngono of Welch's hacks collided with
ono of Jackson's mall wagons , ami the boy
driving Uiu latter vehicle was thrown out
b.ielcwaid and'his shoulder severcli ilijinul.
Fortunately no riinawaj resulted and no
bones \\eio biokcn.
Mrs. Kinina P Applcton died nt Id ID ycs-
tcrdny"momlng , at the icsldcneu of her
parents , Mr. and Mrs N. P. Coimnt , h'JI
Fifth avojiue. The funeral will tale place
from the residuum at - o'clock Thursday
afternoon. Friends aio invited without
further notice.
II .1 Clmnibcis , comity cleric elect , will
not formally take possession of that oftlco
until next week , but he is beginning to "get
the hang" of his work by fieciuont visits to
the court house. lie will begin won : to-
moriow pieparlng the couit docket for the
January tcim.
What is believed to bo the 1m gcst shipment
of mull ever dclivoied at one time fiom anyone
ono linn was sent to the postofllce jesteidaj
morning by IJeere , Wells & Co. A fvo horsu
drnjas bucked up to the ofllco and loaded
\vitli mail , anil the postal revenue was in
creased accordingly.
f The eitl/cns of Council 1 Huffs are be
ginning to icaliro that they can do better
palroni/ing home industries than in going
abioad. The order for the sash , doors ai.d
blinds and Intel ior finishings for the Merriam -
riam block lias been given to Stroek Hros .
und that pait of the work \\ill all he done in
the city.
The statement thai the Bi oadway Mctho-
. dist church was out of debt was in pait cor
rect and In part in error. The church proper
is cleared , but there Is still n small Indebted
ness for tlio building of the new parsonage.
H is not duo jet , and when It does become
so , will bo met doubtless. Otherwise the
statement Was correct.
QThc llrst HOOjard , arm's length , turkey
snoot over held in the Bluffs comes off to-day
just 1101 tli of the fair grounds. The band
wagon , with the rlllemenill leave Oliver
' stoiu 10 o'clock this
Graham's at morning.
A number of Omaha bhots will bo present ,
and as seventy live tuikej.s have been pro
vided , a lively time is expected.
Colonel S. 11. Kollof.'g deliver cd a lecture
at O. A K. hall last evening , on "Ameiican
Finance" to a largo and appreciative audi
ence. This evening lie spcaUs at the same
place on the "Uiso and Fall of Nations , " and
the hall will undoubtedly bo packed , as
Colonel ICcllogi ; is an interesting speaker
nnd handles his subiccts In a most masterly
manner.
Negotiations are now pending for the re
opening of the Pacillo house. The front will
be remodeled and several improvements
made. K. W. Ilalncs is at thu bottom
of the move and intends to open the
building to the public by the 1st of March.
Itas hoped taut the structure would give
way to a more ptetentlous one , but hiich
hopes will not bo realised at present.
The exhibition at Dohnny's last evening by
Lovott & Johnson's ' Canine and Hipjlno Para
dox was not as well attended as the merits
of tlio attraction warranted. The entertain
ment was strictly llrst class and the perform
ances of the intelligent brutes simply won
derful. Space foibids special mention of the
many marvelous features which were to ho
seen and which will still bo there this after
noon and evening and to-morrow weiiing.
The children will doubtless bo present m
hundreds at the matinee this afternoon.
J. J. Shea , whose term as county cjerk ex
pires on the 7th inst. , lias associated 'himself
with John M. Galvin , of Fairlield , in the
practice of law. The now linn of Shea &
Galvin will occupy rooms in the Merriam
block , as soon as it is completed , and tem
porary qnartcis will be established elsewhere -
where until that time. Mr. Shea's ability Is
well known hoic , as he loimeily practiced
in the couits of this county , ami Mr. Galvin
has an enviable reputation as an attorney ot
unusual ability. They will nmlso a strong
team.
Dr. Cleaver , 20 North Main. Tel. 147.
See W. C. Stacy's ad.
All grades wft coal , C. B. Fuel Co.
Mopey loaned on fuinitnro , pianos ,
diamonds , horses , buggies or anything
of vahio nt low ratoa of intorobt. No
publicity ; fair and honorable dealing.
A. A. Clark fc Co. , olllce cor. UroaUway
nnd Miiin , over American cxpro.ss.
Personal Paragraphs.
Mrs. E. Montoilh , of Fiemont , Neb. , Is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Scaiihin.
Mrs. A. M. Jackson , of Siouv City , Is visiting -
ing with her patents , Mr and Mrs. A. T.
Ulco , in this city.
Mr. Orlando Uwall loft jcsterdav for his
homo In Uonnlson. la , , to cat his New Year's
dinner with his parents ,
Dr. C. H. Plnnoy and brother , A. W. , nro
expected home to-monow fi 0111 nshoit visit
to ihcir old homo \Visooiibin. .
Nell Yoorhls has loturni'd from Grand
Island , where ho superintended the building
of a sybtom of the Richmond llro alarm.
John N. Baldwin , Esq. , and family have
gone to eastern New York , wheia they will
spend the winter. Miss Lulu Holcunib ac
companied them.
MS3 | Annlo Anderson and MM Ileln-
Bhelmor. of Gleawood , aio In Ihoclly , and at
tended the party of the i'all Mall club at the
lloyiil Arcanum parlois last evening.
Mrs. T. M. Couch and daughter , Laura ,
loft Sunday evening over the Kock Ibland
for Chicago , to accompany homo Mr. Couch's
mother , who has been visiting lieio for sev
eral weeks.
J , G , Tipton , real ostuto , 527 B'wa , y
Weather strips for doors and win
dows. Odoll ft Uryant , 613 Main st.
B. IJ. Wadnworth & Co. loan money.
Bargains in real estate in nil parts of
the city , W. S. Cooper , 130 Main street.
An Olid Fellows'
The Daughters of Hobokah had a marry
time nud buppcr at the Odd Fellows' ' hall last
evening. One of the most pleasing features
of ( ho evening was a ijraml surprise , it being
no lens than an upright piano , which was
brought into the hall during the evening. It
bore a card simply announcing that It was
presented to thu ilirco lodges and the Daugh
ters of Ucbckuh by the committee , consist
ing of F. A. Hurko , Thomas Bowman , M. F.
Roarer and D. C. Bloomer , It is an elegant
piano , and the surprise was a complete ono
to nearly every member of the order.
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L. E. Roe , dontis No. 27 Main St. .
over Jucquomin & Co.'s jewelry store.
Buy groceries , stationery and Christmas
goods of Kclloy & Yoimkcrumn , 10J B'wuy ,
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See Forrest Smith's special column.
Rock Spring coal , Glcuson , 20 Pearl
Itroet.
ALL ABOUT COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
cl Resolutions Olvo Assurance
For Process one } Prosperity.
TALK OF A NEW DRIVING PARK.
A PenI5r.il Ones Ontlu-rcd In IJy the
IJluc Coats Ihc Mnvnncrclior'fi
Celebration Atkins Scliool
Building Heady.
llio Drlxlnc Park.
The annual mooting of the stockholders of
the Union Driving park Will bo held Thuis
day afternoon , nt which tlmo the question of
the future policy of the association will
probably bo dcllnltcU settled. It is under
stood thnt if there is reason to suppose that
the public would give a liberal patronage to
the races next season the association will
consent to make the experiment another
year , although many of the stockholders are
unwilling to expend any moio money as lonir
as the present grounds are maintained.
There is a growing Impression that It would
bo milch better to dispose of the present
grounds and secure forty acres between the
city and Lake Mannwahlchcotild be lilted
up in the llnest shnpo wlHi half the proceeds
from the sale of tlio old park. Several of
those who were strcnuou.siy opposed to the
idea when it was first broached now cjiprcss
themselves as in favor of it , and it Is not at
all Impiobable thai such a move will be
llnally made.
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All grades hard coal. C. B. Fuel Co.
Illinois and Iowa best &oft coal , Glen-
ton , 2i ( Pearl street.
PlcUlod trii > o and pigs' foot at Tib-
bitts' , UI5 Broadway.
For Kent Two new store rooms in
good location ; Xos. 7.'i" and 7'j'J Broad
way. S. Saunderb , 30 Pearl st.
See Forrest Smith's special column.
Jtiifnrc thu liar.
Judge Ajleswoith was confronted with tlie
lightest grist in police couit , yesterday , of
any Monday moi ning for some time. Many
of the oldtimeis had been knocked out by
too much Christmas booe , and were taking
a short vacation to recuperate , in order that
they might celebrate the advent of the now
jcar in a becoming manner. Fdgar White
hall and William Williams neio booked a *
vags. I'dgar was told to go hence , but
William was sent lo ihe county cylinder for
thirty davs.
Arch Walling insisted on pleading guilty tea
a slight touch of the jlm jams , and the court
was compelled to receive $ .M , which ho of
fered as a compromise.
Ed. Hrooks , a carpenter and cx-policcmaa
of this city , was arraigned on the charge of
disturbing the peace and ( pilot of his home
with sundry weapons of domestic warlare.
He plo.idcd not guilty , and his ease \\as con
tinued.
I ) L. King , the alleged forger , who was
charged with obtaining inoncv under false
pretenses , stated thai ho would waive a pre
liminary examination and take his chances
with the grand jtny. He was accommodated
and his bail llxed at JoUO which he was un
able to furnish , and was turned over to tbu
caie of llio county Jailor.
Have our wagon call for your soiled
clothes. Cascade Laundry Co.
Loans made on cvty business and resi
dence pi oporty. Notes bought. Kim-
ball-Chaini ) Investment company.
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Money loaned at L. B. Crafts it Co.'s
loan olllce , on furniture , pianos , horses ,
wagons , personal property of nil kinds ,
and all other articles of value without
i-emoval. All business strictly eonli-
dontial.
W. S. Cooper has cash on hand to loan
on approved city properly , No. Hi ! )
Main street.
the Atkins' Scliool.
The carpenteis and painters have com
pleted their work at the new Atkins' school
building , and the handsome slrucluro is now
ready for occupancy A few of Hie seals are
. \cl to bo placed in position , bat the building
is in line shape for inspection , and it is hoped
thai ho citbens generally will luru out to
day and caiefully look through the edilice.
The museum and chemical apparatus of the
high bchool department has been removed to
their new quarters , and will bo on public ex
hibition. A trip thiough the building cannot
fail lo please any ono who is intciestcd in
the educational advantages of the city.
New Vo.ir'H
The dawning of 1SS9 causes many pioin-
Iscs to be made for the new jear. Tin : Bci :
in its Hying about the Bluffs has overheard
ninny , tint gives only a few as suftlciently in-
diealing what icforms , improvement , and
progress is In store.
Jerry Shea "I have made up my mind to
quit politics altogether , unle&s 1 can get votes
enough to elect mo to some good , fat ofllee ,
but as a political sprinter I don't feel as if 1
could run nr fast as I used to. "
Joel Diton "IJrally I don'tknow what the
gas company .wo going to do. Wo will piob-
ably keep up the price as long as the people
will pay it. "
J. G. Tipton "I have made lots of people
happy the past 3 ear bv giving them homes
thill Ihcy nio delighled with , and that they
can easily pay for. I have resolved to keep
on doing tlio same thing as long as there is a
fool of land in Council Bluffs which n poor
man can buy 1 can make hundreds moro
Jusi as happy , for J have bargains by the car
load. "
Dan F.II roll "I've stopped short on identi
fying any more Jesse James at the bank.
Thai last f , ' 5 Is the end. The ne\t fellow lo
calch mo will boa daisy. "
J. M Trcyncr "Tho Council Bluffs Car
pet company don't behove much In promises ,
nor do the public , but when wo say wo are
giving the people better value for their
money than they got tuiywheio else they
know it is ttuc , and wo are resolved to give
better bargains in the i oar to come , if that is
possible , than we have done in the j cur that
is inisscd. "
Alderman Knepher "Wo nro resolved to
have cheap lights if wo got every company
in the United States asking us for a fian-
chise. "
Chief Lucas "I am determined to have nn
oftlcient police force , bul wo must not oxui-ct
the men we have to do llio work of twenty
mon. "
Judge Aylcsworth "I have sworn off on
sentencing men to work out lines on the
street. The dose for ' .VJ will be the usual
lecture and f 7.00 cash up and no grumbling. "
Alderman Lacy "I don't know what the
spring election will result in. Wo may bo a
llulo disfigured , but wo are still 'in the ring1
nil tlio same. "
J. Mueller , Secretary of Mueller Music
Company. "Havo boon too busy to make
icsolutlons , but yon can say I have made up
my mind 10 continue selling the Ilardmun ,
Fisher and Bverott pianos , and give them to
the people nt llguros that can't ho duplicated
anvwheio In tlio United States. "
W. Mullen , of Mullen , Llndsoy & Mullen
"Wo will take an active parMn Ihe prohibi
tion question. Wo believe that the quantity
of wine and beer at present in the Bluffs
should bo reduced and vrji volunteer to help
along tlio good cause by withdrawing from
circulation ( on the Installment plan ) all the
Milwaukee beer and California wine that
our friends or the friends of other people
may ho pleased to buy for us. Wo will also
push the knitting business throughout the
year , but owing to the fact that wo ore selling -
ing all kinds of knit goods at extremely low
prices wo do not expect to make much money
Uurin ? the year 'bU. Ills our object , however -
ever , to create a demand for our good * and
get acquainted with A million people. In
order to accomplish this wa will manufacture
only the best good * anil will put thorn on the
market at prices that will soil them from the
Mississippi to tbo Pacific coast.
Judt'o James "I have firmly resolved not
to run for alderman this spring- unless the
dear people tease too hard. Thcro ought to bo
a change though , but I've tworn off yearulug
for a scat In the council.1
E. B , ( iiirdiner "I know this- 1 * swear off
time , but 1 have nothing to swear off from.
Good resolutions ? Why all my resolutions
nro goodi Yon might say though that I am
bound to supply the 'oast end' ' with the best
groceries I can buy and at the lowest prices
If I break my neck in the attempt. "
George Hiullo "I've sworn off on high-
live , election bulletins and smoke. There's
more money In dirt , and this . \e.ir I
} \op' knpw noj'Uilntr but real estate. "
T. b Kinc it Co.Wo ' haVtS"solved to
keep right on putting the best tobacco in our
cigars and selling them low , If we don't make
a cent. We've only two stands running ,
Nos i > 29 and 51,1 Broadway , but we've re
solved to start another and increase our fat-
ton' if the smokers sny so. "
Tom Bowman "I'm going to quit the post
ofllcc this year probably. The vlctois aj
it's their turn to lick the stamps. I shan't
let go till I have to. though "
J. M. Scanlan "If the neoplo want first
class meat I am bound to give it to them and
nt the lowest possible llgurc. I like good ,
square competition and am propaied to meet
It. Toil Tnr But , readers so , will you' '
Mayor Hohrer "I've sworn off on procla
inations. No men- telling the public what I
proKso | ) to do If I can't do it some kick because
cause I tried , and the rest kick because I
failed. Hereafter I'llyalt until 1 succeed
and then proclaim it. I'viOqult being Inter
viewed , too The rcportcis make inn say too
many things that I never even thought of '
W. "W Chapman "Good resolutlonsf Of
course 1 have made SOIIIP , but don't ' give mo
away. This year I am going to keep the
biggest stock of pictures and pictuie mould
ings in seven states , and uill Hell them at
pices thnt will make my so called compet
itors very v car.v "
Driving I'.uk Managers "Yes , we've
qtiito living lo give it solid silver oliow to a
nickel-plated audience. We're tired and will
rest awhile. "
P U. IJevol "I have had a very prosper
ous jear , and 1 Imvo resolved to put tlio
Garland , winch Is the best stove made , into
every home in Council Bluffs "
Maishal Guanclla"I'm going to start the
j car off right I'm tlied of single mssed
ness , mid have resolved to begin double
blessedness on Thursday Hut don t saj
anvtliing about It , for the bo.\s ain't on. "
Frank Levin"Is the now stoic at No
* M Btondway a success ( Well , I should
smile. Of course I shall continue it. Bvery
body comes to mo for my specialties in
cigars and tobacco and why shouldn't I con
tinue it ( "
Dr. C. C. lla/.cn , dentist , Oiiera-lioitse
block' .
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The London "Tailor's" is the place to
get your clothes made. ( ! . ' ! " Broadway.
A DlHiistrons Ittnmway.
A disastrous runaway occui red aboill S .41
last evening an I'eail street. Dr. Bart's car ]
riago had Just drl\cn up to the entrance of
the Itn.yul Arcanum hull , where the Pall Mall
cl'ib were to give ono of their enjoyabls par
ties. Mr. Gcoigc S. Wilson of Omaha , and
Miss Clara Belbington were the occiipintsof
Iho cariiage , and hod Jusl alighlcd , when the
hor.ses started suddenly , throwing the driver
between the wheels. Ho hold to the lines
and was dragged some distance , when llio
wheel passed over him , injuring him severely
as llii ! lunaways dashed by , MissPellington's
dress was caughl , and torn in such a manner
as to bo irretrievably ruined , but fortunately
both the Inilv and her escort escaped personal
injury. The injured man was picked up budly
bruised , and taken to his home , whcie it was
found that no bones were broken. The
horses were stopped after running several
blocks , in which distance lliei had
forced themselves from Ihe carriage , and
lost the gi cater part of the harness. The
news of Die runaway spicad rniiekh , and ex
citement for a time i .in hich , until it was
learned that the occupants of the c.u riago
had escaped so casilv.
Notice the beautiful linih jiven col
lars , I'ulTs and shirts by Caicade L'liin-
ilry company.
The I'olIcemen's IJn'l.
One of thc'inost enjojablo balls of the sea
son was the policemen's grand annual at the
Masonic temple last evening. The largo hall
was completely tilled , and the scene was a
merry one. The "linest" were out in full
force both from this city and Omaha , and
llio blue coats and brass butlons added much
to the appearance of the s cne. Dalbi'sor-
chestra urnished llio most dclighlful music ,
and but tew of the hundreds piesont Loulu
rcsisl Ihe temptation to Join in the "ma/y. "
It was the most successful ball over given
by the "peelers , " and they are correspond
ingly elated , ll was a grand fcuccebs in every
particular , financially as well as socially.
The pleasure seekers turned out en imis = o to
"help Hie boys along , " and found thnt they
icicivcd moro than measure for measure of
value received. The visitors wcio well caieii
for , and with tlio local guests enjoj ed Iho
occasion to the utmost.
For nearly a third of a century thoio
delicious , pure economic preparations ,
Van Duxor's Fluvoi-iiiK1 U\.traets , have
led the vanguard in popularity of arti
cles in their class , nor has disparaging
competition boon able to shako for n
single day the fnith reposed in them by
the American people. The bottles of
thcf-e extracts contain surplus measure ,
a point of superiority over rivaln. and
the proces by which they nro prepared
prevents contamination with any del
eterious substance.
A Heroic Coin-He.
1 hoard the other day an millionth *
story of something that happened hero
in Boston , which recalls an incident in
one of Bal/ac's novels , and tends to sup
port the old saying about truth and lie-
lion. It seemu that the wife of a j oung
man who has a little house of his own
somewhere in the outljing districts ,
but whoso salary is very small , foil ill ,
and was tumble to leave her 100111 for
several months. The doctor , as often
happens , prescribed a great ninny KMII-
edio-i , tonics and beverages , such as
Apnollinaris water and clinmpagne.
which , being very expensive wont far
beyond the young husband's moans.
What could bo donoV lie was bound
that his wife should have over.\ thing
which the doi'toi' ordciud , anil , his
iiis pur.so having been emptied , ho stole
out one evening with the parlor clock
under his arm and rolui'tiud with a $5
bill. A large easy chair was expended
a few days later for a few bottles of port
wine , and , to cut the sto-y short , by the
time the oung woman was able logo
down stairs , the rooms on the lir.it lloor
had been stripped of their contents to
pay the grocer and the apothecary.
It must have been n bitter moment
for the poor young wife when she llrst
saw what havou had boon wrought in
her drnwingroom , and I dare say that
for a few minutes at least her good man
felt that he had been too clover by half.
It must bo acknowledged , however , that
ho acted pretty wisely. Health is moro
important than furniture , and in tune
the household goods will bo replaced.
Tlio plan which this enterprising follow
pursued was surely bettor than helping
himself out of his master's cash box , and
perhaps it was preferable to the ordi
nary course of running in debt ; cer
tainly it was more original.
Many cases of rheumatism , which have re
sisted the skill of the professionhave prompt
ly yielded to thai wonderful remedy , Salva
tion Oil. ! 25 cents.
Take the news homo to Mary , and tell her
that my cough has gone , and that a " , 'i-cent
bottio of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup dia the
blessed work.
D , H , HcDANELQ & GO , ,
Hidesjallowi Pelts , Wool & Furs ,
Highest market prices. 1'rompt returns. tC
andsaiJalnMt. . Council IJlnlTs. Iowa.
1 have laid in n nice line of boots nnd
shoe Bwblch I nm soiling nt the umallost
living prollt. I um establishing a per
manent business , /or I tun hero to stay ,
and as my expenses are small I can bull
you goods very low. . "Call and convince
yourself.
' K1NNEIIAN ,
No.
HBi BBBII l WW | P W A | M HMl MfHHHmW WIB * i MMHMnHi
i 0
i iTHE GREAT
20 PER CENT
f
AT
ATS
And We Know
0
L TORE
314,316,318 , , & 320 , BROADWAY ,
COUNCIL BLUFFL , IOWA. .
RAT OH SALE !
FOR SO DAYS ! '
T iniHt have room for sjirinjr yooda ,
and will ell sill { foods now in .stock nt
prices fur below any c\or offered bofoi o.
Thin is no bait to oatolrnlio tnido but ,
: i genuine clenriiiff-ont wile , nnd o\ory-
thiny must go.
P.irlor sots , , bedroom solb , heating and
coolting stoves , handing lumps , oil
clothh. All goes without reserve.
1 have a big stock and can suit jou in
whatever \ou want.
Come and bee mo and examine my
floods. 1 must soil. No t > riccb quoted ,
but no icabonublo offer will bo
A. J. MANDEL ,
NO. ii. IlKOADWAY , .
prA , IOWA.
NEW BARGAINS
HUOAI\VAY I.OTP ,
-11CST AVI3NUK IiOTS ,
MJItltY AIUHTIOV IDOL'S ,
PBIIHY AJI > 1T10N
EVANS' ' t RIDGE ADD , LOTS , '
llUYA.Nr & Cij\KK'S
ADDITION IjOTS ,
B'lllKKT'S AUDITION IAJT-S.
of tti'3 liost ploporty In town for
W. C. STACY ,
Telepliono 1IW. No. ' . < Jlaln Street.
( otincll Illnirt , 1o\\n.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WAHTS.
I7UH Hr.NT Nlcoly furnlihcil loonm for man
J- unilvlfo or t\\o Ki'iitlemunIU \ ilf-o ofbatli ,
lientfil by f in naco , 'l S , 7th ht. , Amont block.
Council HIiillK.
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\\7ANTIJI-Jool ) ( ( ( llnini ; loom jjlil at Parl-
> T tic hotel , Soiitli Omulm ,
Wi ; have sumo of the be.st , lur alns in tha
eltj * In real estate , ' ( heap lots , Mnull
houses nnd lots ; sever. il line leHUlunceti on
paved streets ; also acre tructN. All of the nnovu
property will bo sold on''caHy ' ternin. Pniiill
pajmcntilomiuuil low rule ot Intel cat. Comu
und exiimlno our list. ,
M'ealso huviilnr o lists V > f propeity for ex
change. No. 10 1'eiul st. Council Hlutls Imest-
inent Co. _ ' * _
OOOMrf to rent by Couiull liliitra Investment
Jt\Co. , No. 10 1'earl nt , _
H1WO line olllro , room * to rent on Ilrnt lloor ;
-Lono room 18x45 ; botli nnnly paperu < l c.iul-
painted , lies t locution tn tha , lty Call nt No.
lu , 1'carl st. ,
c. M. iinuv. GI A ,
BELL & BERLINGHOF ,
Arcliilccts , Designer * apt SuporiiitGiKleM
of Coiistriiction ,
Mr. ncrliiighor \ > aa sncu 3 oars with
Monilclssolin , Flbhor&Lo > try , nnd lias
doHlfiicd ninny of Uio llnoht blocks
lu Omaha and Council
Plans anH Specifications Prcparafl and
Estimates made on Application ,
Studio , Itooni fi Opera House Block
S STEWART M D D V M
, , , , , , , ,
VE'fflliRY ' SURGEON
HOSPITAL 45 FOURTH STREET.
Telephone No.05. .
COUNCIL BLUFFS , I i IOWA
WANTED !
Every man oromnn who has S"0 or
S7wh'oh / they \\ish to imcst where it
\\ill bo ii9 safe as it would bo if it weio
deposited in the Hank of Kiigland and
make him moro money , to call on us and
buy n lot in Fail-mount addition. The
best location on the hilN for btroot car
service and school privileges ; close to
all the railroads , \viiolcsnlo houses and
city depot * . The only hill properly to
bo had at such low priccb and oa&y
terms. Prices range f nun $200 to S100 ;
terms , ono-lifth cash , balance in thirty
equal monthly payments at 8 port-cut
interest.
If ion are routing now and want a
home of j our own. commence paying for
a lot now before you have to pay double
the money for the same location. Begin
at once and you will be surprised to lind
how soon the thirty months will loll
around , making yon the owner of a lot.
( Jail on II. C-1-AlcOoo , IHO Main stioet ,
Forrest Smith , at the Brown building ,
Council Biulls , Iowa.
COUNCIL BLUFFS PROPERTY ,
PARTIAL LIST OP I'KOI'liltTY 1'OK
SALIJ KY
GEO. METCALF
M I >
rs-.s , IVA. .
ave ? .1,000
Uesidcnco cm Oth ave 1,11)0 )
Hcsidniicu on (1th ( ave 1,600
Kcsldenco on Oth ave 1,000
Hesideneo on ( jtli ave 1,000
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '
Uesidenco on Oth ht. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O.fiOO
Hosidenco on ( Ith nt 0,000
Kesidcnco on Noith bth st. , lot 12lx-
lilll'tf , Krcat bargain 11,000
Bunch of r > houses and llotsonilidavu 8,000
Kcsidcnco on Scott st 2,000
Hesideneo on Plainer st. For prieo
and particulars Inquire
An elegant residence on 1st nve , , one
minute walk from government
building. For price and paiticu-
lars Inquire
Hesideneo on Otli avo. . thrco minutes
walk from county court house.
Cash 3,200
Residence nnd four lots on avo. "C , "
Stieet'sadd 2,000 ,
Store building and lot on Pacillc nvc. ,
near U. P. transfer 1.600
Two-story frame store in town of Car
son 2,000
Seventy-live lots m Squire's add , ,
north of transfer , elegantly loca
ted , $ 'JOOtoJOJ each
Bunch of 11 lots , Central nub 1 , COO
Bunch of 12 lots , Cooper , McMahon &
Joffiicsadd. , if taken before Jan.
1st , for 0,000
An elegant lot on Sth st. Cash 3,000
Thrco line lots on Blull street at u fj
bargain
lOOfoe't frontage on Parlt avo. forf > 0
per foot
Business property on Broadway
Business property on Main st
An improved farm of 1IJO acres not far
f 10111 Chautauqua grounds , con
sisting ot hill and dale. Fo r par.
tlculars Inquire . ,
48-acro tract ono mlle from Broadway ,
suburban location .
In addition to the ubovo I liavu vacant
property In nearly every addition
to thu city.
GEO. METCALF ,
I'l I'IMItl , ST. ,
ui.urr.s , ;
Uapoclally Adapted tot
SIZES FROM
ELECTRIC
25 TO 300
HORSE LIGHTING ,
HORSEPOWER
POWER , Mills and Elevators.1
AUTOMATIC GUT-OFF
J-peillliatlous nnd estimates fninl hcd for romploto itcntn plnnti. llppitlntlon , Duiabltlty ( luar-
antcid. t-ivu s > hoiLttoia fiom ui raliue fuel Venn MIIJ Is oijual Ith lorll s N mt oailonslnif.
M V " * k V M * * T * r * * A >
E. C. HARRIS , Agent ,
Senil for Catalogue. No. 10 Pearl Street , t ouncil Blulls.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
I Dl/I t\l Dl M C" Hydraulic anil Sanitary Engineer. Plans , Intimates ,
HD
. DI ni\ I IN DlnL. " " Specifications. Supervision of Public Work. Brown
IhuUling , Council liliill's , , Iowa.
Justice ol the IVacc. Olllce o\er American E\iircs , No 419
N 'iJ.oaclway , Council IMnlls. Iowa.
J ? . QIMQ Attorneys at Law , Practice in the State and Ted era
Ot OIIYlO" Count , . Olllce Rooms 7 and 8 , Slnigarl-Heno lllock ,
Council DIulTii , Iowa. 1
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This space is reserved for C. J. CoL <
BY'sReal Estate advertisement , wliicl.
will appear in our next issue. Look oul
for "bargains.
LADIES OF OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
JAIII ; ivviiru TO ( * u u <
BIHS. C. 1. C-fiLT.ETT'S
HAIR EMPORIUM
Ami sec Iicr I nc line of Hnlr ( looils riXKST HAIR
OItXAMi.NTS : in tlio city. Wljr * , Ucanls , cti- . ,
Cor Itcnt or Sale.
iiwrsa A.VI > covi i : AM > ? iviits ;
GUMOSK I'AIM'S , IIAIK DHICBhl.NG. liTO.
i\0. 20 .1JAHi > ST. , : < HJ.VCII , Itl-ITrS.
rS' Olllll.llS 11V MAlt < Hiii.I\ : I'HOMl'T ATTI.MIOV
DR. C. B. J U D D ,
MANUFACTURER OF
No. 6O6 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
" \VANTED \ Good Salesmen on largo commission or salary.
MVAX'A'KU "L.OCAIAX1) . TKAVULliVU A i\Tj < > \
IIOMI : missJJi : ; > MKATH :
12\amlnc the following 1 > ILOS for t.ish only
(1 ( liiijonr meats < lii hcil at Iiomu 1 will
i II until rin Ihtr noil' HH lollouw ;
Shoillilci mid i Inn k lo.ist . . . 5 to fie
1'iJniorll ) loiiht , . . . . t-o
riiui k H ! oak H !
HomnlMPiik 8 to llio
Sirloin htciik . IUj
1'ortcrlioutu stnat lie
ItoilliiK lieuf 4 to fie
.Mutton Klm\ . . So
Mutton Ires . . . . c
( oin beef ' 1 to fm
1'ork ro.it . . . . llio
I'oikdiops unil bti-uk . He
I.anl , mint nnd our own make . l-'o
Bou ut'c , our own maku . 10c
Itonu > ml ) i- this In tlio only IIOMK OltHHS
JIIIAT JIAItKhT In the tlty. No rorrlKH meats
( .old. Tiilvplionu No.W. .
C. li , NKUNH , No. HU1 Alufn ht.
THE MORRIS TYPE WRITER.
PRICE $11
Is equal t )
any High
Priosd
M&shin ) .
Thnlldlnon .Mimeograph , tba Lost uppnriitiil Mr
niHnlloMIni ; uiitocriiplilo anil lyiJUrillu. . -
iJUI ) loplcsdtn bn liiki'n.
Tbo 3zlior CCouncil Bluffs , h.
Tnos , Omri n. W. II. M. J'uuLV.
OFFICER & PUSEY.
BANKERS.
Corner Main und Ilromlway ,
COUNUIIj IlKUKKH , IOWA.
Dcalera In forclKn und domestic exchange.
Collnclloua naiido unJ Inturo.-it nald on tlmu de
posits.
JIKST AND NICK
CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR LADIES ,
I'lusli. Bilk Kluuntl and Cashnivre diesses
Ready-Mnclo nnd Mnde to Order ,
By MRS. JULIA STEIN ,
1111 Douglas St. , Omaha , Cheapest prices , autl
oed tit guuruiuetd ,
COME BOYS
Keep Her Up And
fl' O I , 1 , O XV JV1 E : !
11 MS rin : i.p.
Boiling Beef 3
Shoulder Hoast 1 to fl
Shoulder Steak 5 to 6
Coined Heef 3 to 4
Porlc Hoist 8
Pork Chops 9
Veal Houst 8
Mutton Hoast t
Round Steak 6
\Vnlaiiil Mutton Stow 4
Loin Steak 8 to S
Poi tcrhoiiBO Stcalc H to 9
KibKoast Otol
SugarCmcd Bams 11
Bacon , 11 tola
Lard 10 to 11
Leaf Lard 10
Salt Porlf Id
MlmoMeat , icady made 8
Sniicr Kraut 8
Pickled Pigs Feet 5K
Trlpo 7
Pickled Bucks ( . . . . . 8
Baiter 25
Poultry and Kish at Ion cat market prices.
Don't Forget the Dumber ,
MO. : t27 ! ISftOAIMVAY
GEO.H.MESCHEHDORF
CITY MEAT MARKET !
TO THE FRONT !
UNI II , Kl'IITIMIU .NGUU : J WII.I , bKI.I ,
BEEF , VEAL & PORK
- Ol % > IV OHK DIIEBSISO -
Cattle , Fed 01 Iowa Coin !
And 111 meet any honest competition on prices
t-fluBS .Meutu ,
J. M. SCANLAN ,
J1O Jlruiiilvvny. - -
XKV OIIU MI1BIL