Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 19, 1885, Page 6

. st 4 A A s Wk 7S 6 THE DAILY BEE. U0UNCIL BLUFFS Saturday Morning, September 19 fice No, 12 Pearl St. Delivered by earrier to any part of the city or twenty cents a week, H, W, Titox, MINOR MENTION, Rolter, merchant tallor, for fine good Mes, F. Rohrer entertained a tea party yaaterday afternoon. The Chloago lumber company on Main street have sold out to S, McConley, of Ohlcago. The paving contractor, Mr. Folsom, will commenoe at once the work on Wil low avenue. A motlon for a new trial has been filed in the csse of Forschelmer & Co. va. J. T. Stowart, In the case of Stone vs. the clty, & motlon for new trlal was argued yester- day in the ofrcult court. The Institute for the deaf and dumb was yesterday supplled with 350 chairs by 8. S. Keller & Co., of this city. All the jurors in the clrcult court have been discharged and the court will prob- ably close the term to-morrow. The Presbyterian ladles are busily pre- paring for the Women's Exchange which opens in the rink on the first of October. Rev. Dr. Stone, of Omaha, will preach in the Baptist church to-morrow (Sunday) morning, No preaching in the evening, L. R. Warmer, of Keg creek, has claimed the horse that was found saddled and bridled without an owner on the sireets. The long drawn out cemetery case has at last reached the arguments, and occu- pled Judge Connor's sttentlon yesterday afternoon. In the case of the Oskaloosa Bridge company agalnst Raymond & Camphbell demurrer was presented yesterday in the clrcuit court. Inthe case of T. N, Bray ve. A, T. Flickinger in the circult court, the jury yesterday brought in a verdict for Mr. Flickinger. The Avoca divlsion ot the clrcult court of this connty will convene on Monday next after which Judge Connor will go to Canvllle and hold court there. While ekating at Orono, Me., Miss Nellie Holt, a cousln of O. F. Adams, of this clty, fell backward recently and re- celved Injurles which caused her death. The old county court house is rapldly disappearing, The tearlng down process goes quletly on, and Inslde of a week the old bailding will have entirely disap- peared from view. The funeral services over the remalns of Peroy Moomsw, the fifteen-year-old eon of Phil Moomaw, was largely at- tended yesterday afternoon at the Meth— odist church. at which the Rev. A, K. Bates officlated. Inthe case of Mrs. Bachelor agalnst Lazendorter, Judge Connor yesterday granted a temporary wrlt of Injunction restralning the defendant from using the slaughter house In the southern part of the city. Services In the Copgregational church to-morrow moruing and evening. Preach— ing by the pastor. Morning subject, “‘Wheelless Charlots;” evening, “Owning and Belng Owned.” A cordlal invitation extended to strangers and all who may wish to attend. James O'Brlen has filed an information before Justice Fralney charging O. H. Oblinger with threatening his life. Ob- linger having on Thuraday filed informa- mation before Justice Schurz charging O'Brlen with adultery with Mre. Oblin- ger, which case comes up for trial next Tuesday. The United States fish commissioner has sent to Congressman Joseph Lyman blank applications for German carp. Those who deelre to stock fish ponds with theso shouid make thelr wishes known at once, and can secure the appli- cations by calling on or addressing Mr, Lyman, George Mason, the young man who had qulte a sensational career here as an em- ploye of Mr, Mclntyre, Is reported as golng Into decline by consumption, and having been obliged to return to his old home In New York state, where he Is bravely fighting the dread disease, and being tenderly cared for by his friends. Olty Attorney Holmes is of the opinlon that the council cannot legally reduce the back taxes on the big elevator and the stock yards. tle holds that the ocouncil may correot mistakes made by the clerks or assessors, but that where the fault les with the owners of the property the caso s different. They have a chance to present their petltions and complalnts to the board of equaliza tion, and if they neglect doing so, and sin away the day of grace willfully, they can- not very well come inlong sfter the taxes have become due, and ask for a reduction then. The clalm of the elevator company is that they have met with heavy losses by the breaksge of machinery, and oon- sequent interference with buslness last year, and that the property pald no reve- nue, and was therefore not really as val. uable as the asse:sment showed, and that they are willlng to pay on & smaller as- sossment. The claim of reductlon on the stuck yards is on the ground thay the Iarger portion of the yards has been re- moved to Omaha. Fiitor and T.essee. e — 1t you with to make legitimately from Teo to Fifty Dollars per day, write 10 Judd & Smith, No 34 Fourth street, Councn Bluffa * S vhafintin) sbetracts of title and rea osta'o loaus, J, W, and E. L. Equlre, 102 Perrl atreet, BOUM FOR THE BLUFES. Opening of One ot the Finest and Largest Establishments in the West, The name of the People’s Store has become a famillar one through the enter- prite and untirlng energles of Elseman, Rodda & Co., who have now so enlarged and Improved thelr store and stock that it is one of the largest and best In the west, and one which will compare favor- ably with those to be found In Chleago and other large citles. Thelr opening was an oyent whieh almost dazzled Coun- oll Bluffs, and the showing was such as had never been equaled here. Goods, goods, In endless varlety, rlch and pleasing, appeared on all mdes, and when one had taken a look at one de- partment there were plenty of other de- partments to visit, each a store ln It- welf. Thare were eloven electrlo lights to add to the brilllancy of the scene In the evening, and the whole seemed llke an Immense exposition rather than the establishment of a slngle firm. The de- pariments were made stlll more attrac- tive by several hundred stands of flow- ors and plants, and the throng of gally dressed ladies and gentlemen made vhe scene appear somewhat llke a grand re- ception. The scores of employes were kept busy showing goods, and devoted their time and attention to this alone, the anles belng deferred to a more conven- <|ient season. There are ten of the separate depart- ments, each of which would alone make a very good sizad store for any clty, and each of which Is replete with new goods of the latest and best. The stock of allk, satine, velvets and velveteens, forms one of the departments, and It Is Indeed a rich one, The dress goods department presents a magnl- fiolent display of the products of both domestic and forelgn manufactures, and it meems as if the ladies would never ceage thelr exclamations of surprise and admiration., In black and mourning gocds there are numerous varloties never before shown in this olty, and many which are just appearing in the eastern markets, Probably In no one department Is there a richer display than in the cloak rooms. 1t seoms as if a lady would have no diffi- culty In finding just what she wanted, for the prices range from $1.60 to $500, and yet there such a varlety that it 1s bewilderlng and puzzling. Some ides of the eatablishment may be galned from the fact that this one floor holds a stock of $35,000, and this Is but a portlon of the whole. One department is devoted to hoelery and notions, another to laces, embrolder- iee, corsets, and ladies’ underwear, still another to sheetings, shirtings, prints and ginghams; then there fs the linen department, where there is an immense stock of table linen, napkins, towels and Irlsh linens. The boots, shoes, rubbers, etc., form a store by themselves, yet opening into and counected as a part of the whole. For the gentlemen and boys there is a large stock of clothing, hats and farnishing goods. In factit s impossible to give a detalled account of the amount and vari- oty of the stock which has thus been | opened up by this firm, Council Bluffs need no longer take off its hat to any clty, for it can boast of an establishment which s equal to any. Its extent is such that the enterprise rises really above a mere matter of personal profit and interest, and becomes more of a public enterprise. It cannot but help the clty, and Indirectly many will re- celve a benefit from it besides those who have the honor of being the owners. Such an establishment must soon be known over a large extent of terrltory, and not but draw to this city a lary of trade from a distance, It | the right direction, and marks Councll Bluffs as having passed the line of belng a great town Into the place of belng a grent olty. Eiseman, Rodda & Co. cer- talnly merit » hearty support In their enterprise, and the coming year should be for them an even more prospe- rous one than the one which has passed. When Council Bluffs can thus point to several large stores, yet combined In one, and under one management, and contain- Ing such a rich and varled stock, 1t ought no longer to envy any city under the sun, —— —— Dr, Wiles, Eye, Hsr and Throat pecialist, Room b, Eve stt bjock. e The Oaucuses Oalled, The republicans of Kane township wlll meet in thelr several wards on Saturday, the 19th of September, 1885, at 7:30 p. m, for the purpose of electing delegates to attend the county conventlon to be held at Councll Bluffs, Iowa, on the 24th day of September, 1885, In the First ward the caucus will meet at Welss & Olauten’s and elect six dele- gates, In the Second ward at the clty build- ing and elect nine delegates. %n the Third atthe county audltor’s office and elect seven delegates. In the Fourth st the old republican headquarters under the Ottizens’ bauk, The delegates so chosen will also con- stitute a conventlon of the republicans of Kane township, which will convens in Masonlo hall immediately after the ad- jouenment of the county conveation, and nominate one candidate for township treasurer and one candidate for constable, to fill vacancy caused by death of Jack White, and one candidate for assessor for Kane township withoat the clty of Coun- cll Bluffs, E. J. Assorr, First ward, J. 0. Ruopaseck, Second ward, B. W. Hionr, Third ward, ‘Warrer 1. Swmirn, Fourth ward, o —— A NEW RESORT, Council Blufs to Have & Grand Pic- nic Grounds and Boating Place, It 1s little late in the season to have much talk about summer resorts, but there is another eeason coming, and a project is now on foot in this line which 18 of grest Importance to this olty. Mr. Jobn H, Atkinson, of Mills county, a gentleman of means and business abllity, 1s arranglog to create & popular resort and pleasure grounds at Spring Lake, which is but a short distance from the clty. The clty councll has lent ite encoursgement to the enterprise by g'ving him the only right to let for bire plessuro boats for & term of five years, provided that he will within two years spend $2,000 fn improvivg the grounds, It is sald to be his purpose to spend maoy more dollare, If the enterprlss re. oelves the proper encouragement. Mr, Myuvster, who owns grounds there, has given him the free use of these, and Mr, Arkinson ls to grade up the ground above high water mark, put in‘o the lake row THE DAILY BEE---COUNCIL BLUFFS SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19 1885. GUM, GUM Fxclusive R and ssll boats, bulld aterm shelters and houser, prepare lawns and all the necessarles for a plenlo ground aud pleasure resort for the sum mer. The place will be made a delight ful one, there always belog a nlee brecze there, and plenty of good fishing. It ls expected that arrangements will bs made also for a rallway station there, and other detalls are belng thought out and plabned for #o as to make the resort one which will draw hither many people from a dls- tance, as well as accommodating the resi- dents of this vicinlty, The work will bs commenced at onoce, 80 a3 to be ready for next year's business, e — PERSONAL, T. A. Kirkland and wife are at the Lincoln fair, Hon, John J. Hopkins, of Ohio, Is at the Pacific, E. W. Raymond has gone to Mississippi and Tennessee on Lusiness, C. J. Blanchard. deputy ofl inspector, has gone to Dubuqe to virit friends, General G. M. Dodge, who has been in New York city for some time past, has re. turned to this city, L. H. Mosler returned yesterday from the oast whete ho has been makiog purchases of fall and winter clothing for his store here, John Beno yesterday morning returned from New York and will now devote his at- tention to his new store which is now being rapidly pushed to comp!letion. T. J. Cairns, a Cedar Rapids real estate broker, s in the city on his way home from Lincoln, Neb,, where he has just closed up some large roal estate traneactions, frs, 1. H. Mitchell, head trimmer in the millinery store of H. Friedman, has returned from Chicago and the east whero she has boen looking up the novelties and styles in mil- linery. Mr. and Mrs, George A. Smith returned yesterday morning from Konsas Olty where they wore united in marrlage, The couple recelved a warm reception by their many friends ia ths city. B. F. Shaw, ex-fish comwlssioner for the state of Tows, and his son, E. R. Shaw, of Cedar Rapids, were here yosterday on their return from Denver where th:y took 21,000 fish to stock the lakes, it being the largest shipment ever made in this part of the coun- try. ——— ParsoNaL —Will the stranger 'who advlsed a gentleman riding on the atreet cars to the depot the other day to try St, Jacobs Oll for rheumatiem, please send his address to P. O. Box 9997 The advertiser wishes to thank him in person. Hels all right sgaln., The cure was marvellous, SPHECIAL NOTIUKES NOTICE.—Bpecial o vertlsemon suo sz Lost Fomnd, To Loan, For Sale, To Ren Wante, Board. ing, eo., will be insertod {n this column ab the low rate ot TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insortion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsoquent in- sertion. Leaveadvortisomenta s our offie, Wo, 12 Pearl strost near Broadway. RUBBER -- AND - OIL -- CLOTHING FH T, T , GUM ubber fouse BOOTS! IMMENSE STOCK. Eastern Prices Duplicated. Send for Illustrated ZT. 41 N Main st, Council Bluffs, Towa, ‘Warehouse and salesroom, Office 412 Broadway Catalogue. LINDSEY & CO, W.P. AYL SWORTH a0 ™ HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick huildln&n of any kind raised or moved and satlsfaction guaranteed, Frame hous oved on Little Giant trucks, the best in the world, W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Blufta J. M. PHILLIPS, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Boots & Shoes Employ no traveling agents, thus saving their expenses to customers, Agent for Para Rubber Company. Write for prices, 413Broadway, Council Bluffs, la WANTS [ %, 241"~ & well eatablished saloon and boarding house, ~ Either business separate, or the two. Fasy terms. Good business and good location in Council Bluffs. Addrese, S. B. Exx offico, Council lute, 0 RENT—A now seven-room house, Bee Office, Enquire at or 8ALR—Houses lote and land. A. J. Stephen. son, 508 First Avenue, Councll Biuffs . Fok RENT —A six room house, ten minntes walk from buslness, city water, well and clstern. For Tens cheap. For RENT—No, 100 Harrison street, three rooms. MoManox & Co. 4 Poatl streot. FOR SALE, FOR RENT OR EXCHANGE. 58—For salo or rent, on very Iberal terms. o, - | IN %t Gonnel Bruts Paper Mill,” complete, with the large boarding house and_{hroo acres of ground. No, 26—A{business;property in Cherokoe, Cherokes county, Tows, wil trade for western lande. Valuo about §4,000. No. 80—-A bexutifal home In the town of Hastings, Mills county, Iows, for Nebraska land. Value, §3,500; No. 41—a good business property and also good resldonce property In the town of Ghenvo, Molean 1L, low down or cash or will exchange for western lands, No. 170—A splendid farm, well improved, 640 acres In Dickinson county, Lows, joining the town of Spirls Lake. Price, for & short time; §35 por acre. 'No. 184 to 167—Are four Improved farme in Philips county, Kansae, cach with & small incumbrance, The equitas will be exchanged for unincumbered wild land in Nobrasks. No. 198—480 acrec in Holt_ocounty, Neb., partly improved, at a big bargain. Wants to exohange for merchandise, No. 64—A fine two story brick residenco, one of tbebost locations in Counoll Bluffs, will trade for good uninoumbored Kazsas of Nobradka landa. Valuo €00. No. 65 aud 11—Are two other besutiful homes in Councll Bluffs, which cash payment will buy ata| brreain, No. 66—A basutiful suburbsu location in Tows Gity, Tows, will exchange {or westora lands. Valuo o above are only a few of our special bargaing. i{ou‘A ot anything to trade !or sell, or want to al estate or merchandise, write us. We ¢ 8ovoral good stocks of good to trade for lands, BWAN & WALKER, Councll Blufts, Iowa. HairGoods A Mrs. D. A. Benedici's, No. 887 Broadway, Council Bluffs, HAIR GOODS‘? HAIR GOODS Of all kinds | made to order, Of every style ready made, * HAIR GOODS, | HAIR GOODS, No. 337 Broadway, D. A. BENEDICT, WRITER Daveopart Ladder Co Al styles of Ladders constantly in_stock, made from spruce pine plank, The very best, No 9 Pearl 8t, - - Council Bluffs Over Bushnell’s Book Stora, AMRS. A, B. ROBERTS, Form rly of New York FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKING Cutting and Fittivg Establishment Ko. 34 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. 200 Heating Stoves from $3 to $10 Each. Cheap Cook Stoves and General House Furnishing Goods, including New and Second Bv M. DROHLICH, 4608 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Hand Furmture. J. L. uxBEVOISE, Onion Ticket Aged: No. 607 Broadway Counoll Bluffa. Railway Time Table. OOUNOIL BLUFFS. The following are the tlmes of the arrival and de- partuze of by central standard timo, af the looal depote. Tralns lsave transfer depol fem mia- ates earlier and arrive ten minutes Iater. AnmIv, 810460 and NORTHWRSTERZ, Mail and Exprose Accommodation Expros GIIAGO AND BOCK IBLAND Mall and Expross Accommaodation Expross i GEI0AGO, MILWAUKXN AND B, PAUL, Mall and Exprose 50 Expross :06 GHIOAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINOY, Mall and Expross Exprous WABASH, BT, LOUIS AND PACINIC, M Local B, Louls Expross Looal M Transfer * & Transtor; 8:20 u KAXEAS OUTY, 8T. JON AND GOUNOLL BLUYTS, Mall and Expross Expross BIOUX OITY AND PAGIPIO, Mall for Sloux City Exproes for 8¢ Paul UNION PACIFIO, Denver Express Lincoln Pass Om & R V. Overland Express DUMMY TRAINS 70 OMANA, DEPART, 0:25 A M 1240 P M 580 P M 110 P 105 A r P N. BOHURZ. Jnstice of the Peace OFFION OVER AMKQIOAN RXPRESS TNTNAOTE BLTTRER TOW 4§ Office & Pusev. BANKERS Counoll Bluffs, Iowa. Established, 1865 OB OFFICKR M.W. HPURE h . 2 Kiel Sale Stables, Horseo snd Mules constantly on hand, for sale at re- tall or in carload 1.te. All Btock Warranted as Reprosented, Wholeealo and retail d rainand Baled Hay. Prices reasonable. Satisfaction guaranteed. SCHLUTER ¢ BOLEY Oor, 6th Av, and 4th 8t., Councll Bluffs, R, Rice M. D, CANCERS s et ot o CHRONIC "DISEASES, ot s iods speciuits birty years practica expmience. Cfse Toot, danctle. Blods T oultionCtre ONLY HOTEL In Councll Blufts having TEFIRE ESCAPH.? And all modern improvements, call bells, fire alarm bells, eto., is the CRESTON HOUSE Nos, 215, 217 and 219, Main Street, MAX MOHN, PROPRIETOR Hair Goods Waves, ; Frizzss, Switches. Etc. HAIR 'GOODS. Shampooing, Hair Dressing And Cutting, HAIR GOODS. Bangs Cut Pamprdour, Langtry or other styles. Hair CGoods MRS, O. L, GILLEITE, 29 Main St. Council Bluffs. Gity Steam Lanadry Remer & SEARIGHT, No 3¢ N. Main 8t., Council Bluffs Telephone No, 141, All work firet class, Thorough Instruction on the Piano aud Organ. Voice Cuttureand Theory Persons degirous of receiving in- ™ |struction in the above will please call on or address PROF. O, B, LIPFERT, No. 520, First Ave., Council Bluffs, N. J. BwANSON, 0. E. Swanson SWANSON MUSIC C0,, 20 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Pianos & Orpans 8old on Monthly Payments T All kinds of repairing on Musical Instru- ments a Specialty, JACOB SIMS, Attorney at Law 02UNOIL BLU 8 THE GREAT RETAILERS OF DRY GOODS 847 Broadway, Council Bluffs GREAT SPECIAL SALE OF CLOAKS We are displaying aline of Cloaks, which for style, fit and finish, are unsurpassable. We have commenced a special sale in this department, which, owing to the advance in woolen tabrics, cannot now be manufactured at the prices we are now offering them. Newmarkets, Circulars, Plush Sacques, Paletots, Fedoras and Reglins. Call Early and Make Your Selections. Colored Dress Goods. Oar Dress Goods department is now complete with the newest novelties out. We call your special attentlon to the fol- lowing bargalns:— 16 pleces Smyrna Alpacs, half wo:l, 103 worth 15c. 20 pes Paclfic Brocades, 124c worth 18c. 18 pes Atlantis Cashmeres, double width. sold anywhera at 25c, we ask only 1 22 pez Serges, staple colors, all doubls widths, 20 worth 25c. 50 pea Drap De Almas, Gerster cloth, Satln Borbers, Moelanges, Dlagonal cloths, all colors, 252 worth 350, 15 pea Berlin Suitings, all wool,40 inches wide, 50c worth 75c. 15 pes Fronch Disgonals and Coventry Saltings, 503 worth 7he. 12 pos Cashmeres, fine Indla dyed,all puro wool, in all the leading colozs, GOc worth 852, 15 pes Ladies'Cloth,all wool, 750 worth $1 20 pes Mysotis Cloth, all wool, 40 Inches wide, 752 worth $1. 18 pes G 4 Plald Sackings,, all wool, $1 worth $1.25, 22 pes 6.4 Tricots, In all the destrable colors, $1 worth $1.25, 15 pes Bounette. SoMETHING ENTIRELY NEew. THE FIrst SEASON, ASK TO SEE THEM, 8ilks This house {s headquarters for Silk. They have made special efforts to secure beet numbers in Black Stlks. 4 pes Black Gros Graln 50c worth 76c. French Black Gros Grain, 20 inches, 60c worth 80c. 20inch klack Gros Graln, $1. Thelr §1 silk {s 22 nches wide, Cheney Bros’makeand 1t would be chesp at $1.40 2 pes Gros Geain, satin finlsh, $1.40; will compare with any $1 75 silk in ths market, The stock of Silks being 8o extenslve, {s Impoesible to quote all prices, suffice it to say that Black Gros Gralns are marked at 81 50, $1.60, $1.75 ana §2.00, Satin Rhedame at $1.10, $1.20 and $1.35 Black Jerasey Silk at $1 30 to §2, fuli line of all party colors in Brocades and plain to match, both in Sstin and Surah, Domestics 10(7) pes Fine Unbleached Cotton,5c worth 0. 120 pos fine and hesvy Unbleached Cot- ton, best makes, 743 worth 9c, 30 pos Bleached Musitn, bo worth 6}o, 60 pes Lonadale finish Muelln, bleached 74¢ worth 10c, Alarge sssortment of New Ginghams & New Prints Black Dress Goods Their Black Dress Goods department 18 replete with the most desirable fabrics that can be procured. They offer 10 pes Black Oashmere, all wool, 40 in- ches wlde at 50c, worth and sold else- where at 620, 8 pes Black Osshmere, of very fine count, 053 worth 85, 8 pes No 700 Black Caahmere, 75c pa yard, actually worth 950, 6pes Black Cashmere that are worth $1.10, we show and eell for 90c. 15 pes Blsck Cashmero $1 worth $1.25, 5 pes Bleck Drap Do Alma, all wool, 40 inches wide, §1 worth §1 40. 5 pes Black Slk Warp Henrietta cloth $1 worth 81 35. 5 pes Black French Dlagonal, all wool, 40 fnches wide, 50: worth 7be, Black Mysatls cloths, Home Spuns, ctc., otc An assortment of MounrNiNe Goobs are always carried by this house. Velvets and Velvetecnz A complete linoof Velvets and Vil- veteons, in brocades and plaln, ranging in price from 503 to $2.60 per yard, that would bo cheap if 25 per cent” wore ad- ed. Underwear In this line this house have made spe- clal efforts and now quote Mens’ heavy gray Undershirts at 40, worth b0c. Mens’ Scotch mixed and white Under- wear, 60c. Mens’ fine white merino Underwesr 75: ' fine all wool camels hair Under- wear 81 25 worth §1.75, Ladles' merino Underwear, 32 dczan sults, 500 worth 750, Ladles’ silk finlsh merino Underwear, 76c worth §1. Ladies’ fine cochineal ssarlet Underwear, $1 worth §1 50, Hosiery The stook of Hoslery in this house {his season s larger than ever, and At prices which cannot fall to sell the goods A fall and complete llne of Childrens’, Lsdles” and Mons' Hose, In cotton, wool, lisle and slik, 06 MATLING DEPARTAENT Of this House is still one of the Special- ties, and parties at a distance, desir- ing to patronize this house, Will findthe firm of Coc e & Morgan ever rea- dy to deal as fairly as if they were able to call in person on the great dry goods firm of COCKE& MORGAN 347 Broadway, Council Biuffs,