Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 10, 1885, Page 6

TR OMAHA DATLY BEE, .6—_-—_______.——._—-————— _ THE DATLY BEE. GATHERED %BOUT THE BLUFFS | COUNCIL BLUFFS. susie ree 0 o o e THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 10 OFFICE: No. 12 Fearl Btreet. Dedivered iy car | any part of the city at Awenty conts per week H. W. TirroxN, Mana, MINOIR MENTION, Reiter, the tailor, for winter goods. Hear the Merkel sisters to-morrow night at the opera house. The city council is to moet next night to read up the minutes, which are hehind My, Fielding, of St opening a_skating rink block on adwny P Schoede, arrested for pawning some instriments belonging to_ the city en gineer, n discharged All the trains were behind time yester day moining, from one to four hours The heavy fall of snow was the cause The police have some fur goods which they think heen stolen from some Bl and are anxious to find the owner. 1. Lewshaw has changed his cigar factory into u union shop factory in the city of any necount is now in the union. The cigar makers' union has elected G. Moore president and Fred Lamb sce- stary. ‘I'he union is in a prosperons ndition Al members of Towa infantry are at a, rennion to be held in Cedar December 17, and Mace Wise evidently think i ighing table se A in the Mynstar the Twenty-fourth invited to be presunt Rapids, |l :nul Miss Lena Se ing, by Rev. ,at the residence of the rents on South First street. superintendents of the various ¥ J here held their monthly meeting at the transfer yester- day. The time was taken up in routine busine of Omaha, a favor assistin the Fuller and will 1 solo. wor, of this city, will also )\v solo.” My, I'reynor, us all know ore, is o fine tenor Il wrry Shaw s pre iee skating rink on dummy depot. The | in readiness for |nmvn,_v on and much sport is expeeted if the VaRti er continnes favorable. The Merkel s , who are to appear in conce sy Fuller, such f; rites mnong the music love that their name alone should cause the house to be tilled. A rare feast of music is prowised by this concert on the 1ith. The Chinese arve not waiting for come one to tell them (] but are moving out of tie Conneil Blufix eople have been patronizing the excellent -~ Melican Jaundries so mue t they see little show for wash The coneert o be gi the Mme, Fry compuany on the 15th is under the auspices of the Y '\l.n s Christian A n. Those who attend will not L viehly repaid by the musical but will have the ‘satisfaction of ing linancially one of the best organ- in the city. «d Peterson got full of liquid inspi- ration and thought he was .~'u|\i\ an. hv found his match, though, when he order- ed a lunch at a counter und refused to pay for it. id w sore him %760, says at m.« Council Blufls is too high. The district court did not meet yester- day, Judge Loofbourow still heing de- tained in Green county . Adjouriment § . . The jury \\A‘II' it i time' to |m|m|L of u.n indge coming her MelInty working on was on his way to Spencer, uwl |mw enough to test the _proljibitor o succeeded in punching Seve N;z 1.01” through the law, and getting his head punched. He left §10 to cover any fine that might be imposed. ‘The recent storms have caused orders for rubber boots to pour into Lindsey's wholesale siore, so that all hands are lu';\l busy d. and night filling tnem, The 'nience to western dealers of such an establishment loeated here, thus saving the necessity of send- ing oast for mmds and w nllntr days, can now et them in a few 15 been sufficlently proved. The firemen are meeting with good success in sclling tickets for thoir ball on the 16th. ‘I'he boys get but one benefit o i; and this being their annual they ope not only to have a good time but to realize o snug little sum, The ball is to b masquorade, and Mrs, Pfeiffer has iged fo ze number of costumes frum Which selections ean be made, Miss Fullor, who is to join with the Misses Morkel'in a coneert at the opern house on the 11th inst., has won the high- est praise from the press of the h Even tho Des Mol Register, generally 80 conservative in l|| respect, has given her such enthusiastic and at such length, tha || Hu- ot 1l d got its 2 heard Mis contractor, who has heen ned. Fuller, how- 3 for becom- ing enthusi The litt have the o oes out shown g / S R A larger timount for ext attendan got the coun 0 1 ru) for the 1x~| quarter of the year, he quarter does not commence the 161, it scems like paying the m P long ways mayor evidently believes in eollecting in mlmnm if not'in paying in advance, nd entering Hor- ght, hus been sent to the 0 await the action of the He suys he wan to get wrn just to sleep and not to l:luml- Parrot, who was also with iy, explained to the judge that he also had aun innocent motive. He fuither told ‘lhunl his family d his eleven lit tle childven waiting at home for their his touchied th: stern heart of nd he let Parrot go. The iildren whom Parrot ha 1, and the peculiay manner meets the responsibility of bfln;{flwn\l rof 50 numerous a fam- ily, should have led the judge to have Ocked him up for & time. - ase anything for yor does not intend to ¢ him anything when he the string. He ha rawing s wlxu Lwing an gervic until little \ fi:lo the If you wish to pi Iadics' or men’s wear, be sure to se Beno's stock and prices tirst. You won't be disappointed. - Lx\h‘sl styles huu and eaps at Beno's. David Bradley & (‘u 1100 South Main rogt, Council Blutls, Towa, are selling b Sleds and Fine Cutters at very low Pprices, vither wholesale or retail.” Get our prices before you buy. For the best and ohenpest oysters cal . #t Chieago Lunch Counter, 404 Broad way. Oyster sonp all day, uul) 10 cents -~ The warmest garment—the latest for men-—the jersey jacket at Beno's. Wa rrants, NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH. | | | | | talking of | The Cost of Sending Delegates to Pes Moines—~Benefit for the Home of the Friendless—The Fuller- Merkel Concert. Sympathy and Sorrow. At a meeting of the Ancient Order of Hibernians of this eity, the following was presented by a com- consisting of Michael Seanlan, Timothy O'Hern, John Fitzgerald, William Fitzgerald, Thomas ford and Nicholas O'Brien. The resolution was adopted, and ordered put on the minutes and published: Wh 1t hias pleased the Almighty God, in His infinite wisdom, to 1 to Himself in s heavenly abode, Mrs, Albine Burns, wife of James Burns, re siding at No. venue, Couneil | | spected member of Division | , during a life of devotion | to her church and family; therefore be it | Resolved, That we, the Ancient Ord of Hibernians of Council Blufis, lowa, | tender to her bereaved husband, our brother member, and s family our sin- 1 cere and heartfelt sympatl In their deep afliction they will fecl comforted by the happy xlmlth' that she died as she lived, in peace with her ln'lkul and all mankind, and that she is n ly reward which mmN | mothers and regolution mittec Patrick O'Rourke, all tras whose sole neighbors and console them afllictions and troubles, and that she has | done her duty as a true, Christian mother and loving wife. - S rect 1\l)~l| -'In of Title and Re ahon & Co's, T o helt of Judd & Smith, 30 , Council Blui Ty J6t, ory | liver unn].lnnh Toss 1ck of nerve fore kness of those di personal nature in ms .1 4 A Glimpse of Death. James Winslow, who claims to be from Cheyenne, had o narrow escape from heing killed by the cars Tuesday night, Ile v ing the Chicago & MilwaukeeD railway track, and, blinded by the storm, did not notice a switch en- ne until the engine strack him, throw- ing him off the ely enough no hones were broken nor scrious in- juries received. His loft leg was badly briised and he is unable To bear any ight upon it, butin a few d it is thought he will be able to get about. He is now being eaved for at the police station, there being no othe Tor a str withont friends or m Winslow Iy lost one arm by cident, 1 fow ¢ which ~l|m\~ I| needful is. There is no placs in th k or wounded man ean_ b Itis high time (hat the mu hospital be start s ero city where a d for, & Wies® ¢ c cutters just ceived. Both swell body and Portland, lowest figure All kinds of interior dr poles, shades, ete., the ve the west cornice pest in Cottage ranges, Garland stov diant Homes and iub hes of the ver; est patterns bed rock prices, Cooper & N No. 41 Main str is the programme of the concert to be given to-morrow night at the opera house: Tubert nlleys. .~ Shells Ditot—1lear no Nor Miss Anna Full Solo—Selected . Revel ¥ \| i\ “Wilt thou be my Des m iood Morning’” Miss Anna Louise Fuller, Duet—*-The hn]n- llmI the Nearest™ Misses Merkel, Accompaniest Christnuas ,u sents at Home — Try John l.-mphml\'xa“l(ow J e Substantial abstracts of Title and roal estate loans, . & E. L. Squire, 101 ] street. A Expensive Delegation, The action of the city council in apyro- vriating $130 for the purpose of sending a committee to Des Moines to attend the ing of mayors, has called out some enticism from eitizens. The purpose of the meeting is to consider some way by which the eities represented can handle tho saloon question, and secure legi tion allowing of hicense. It may be \wll | to have such ameeting, but it is hardly to be geen how §150 is needed to expenses of sending the mayo or two aldermen there. The doubtless be furnished with pa; the hotel bill for two for two days will hardly excced #15. Just what'is to e done " with the rem ng 135 s conundrum. It will “probably y answered when the mayor returns and makes his lopurt e Davyi llhlullv\ & Co., 1100 8¢ sreet, (n||m'|l Blums, Towa, Bob Sleds and Fine Cutters at ve prices, cither wholesale or re our prices before )flll blly. ain selling low Get The ltest midwinter stylos in clothing at Beno's. —— Men's jersey jackets at Beno's e Benefit for the Home, Avoca, Dee. 8,~The Avoca Colored i ngers gave their first entertain- ment ay and Satarday nights. Fri- day night being very stormy a small house greeted them. Saturday night the weather was more favorable and the many words of praise by those in attend- ance the previous evening resulted giving them a good house. The admis- sion fee was 30 and 15 cents. The total reccipts both nights was $30.10. Twenty- five per cent of this the singers give to the home of the friendless of Council Blufi's. We ure justly proud of our home jubileg singers that they huve manifesied thewr ! they | not think nl the | liberality by sending the home ioq | friendloss $14.77. It is well to me the kindness of Messrs. A. P. Cramer, of the Avoca Herald, and W. J. Trotter, of who did all the_printing free { conncetion with | rehe . evenings ng his s lights Rnd_ toel s well the entertainments, while Mrs was dispensable in the p | and arvanging of costumes <o r | Mrs. F. How donated the company nice and appropriate hat for th - | ductions, “The sngers will v neighboring towns, and in consequence the Home will hear from them in, ns intend donating lu”v-' tution 25 per cont n. thei d above their expenses, sfusion it would be at injustice to m« erlook the magnanimous spivit so plainly exhibited h» l' nl W. C. Davis of our schools fed upon and e rd wi 4 tickets for iimself, wifo and teachers, nl wsked to se hand each sch a ticket reading ins receipts, “‘Come, bring this ticket and 15 cents and you wili be admitted ' He did so with this kind benevolent remark: “Tere's a ticke it and g it will cost yon wostay at | home it won't cost you o ng.” He corroborated his statement by staying at home himself should not go unrewarded \ - For everything in the grocery line give | the new firm of Kintz & Kiceb, 162 | Broadway, a trial. erything new and | fresh, Faney gro speciulty. H(KI South Main are selling ¢ low Get David lhxullvi & Co. street, Council Bluffs, Bob Sleds and Fine Cutters prices, cither wholesale or our prices before you buy - Be sure and ask_your ‘zlm'u 4 at Smith & Loerke street, It is the it and be convin for the t Steal City Warrants. of Tholl & Kracat was en burglars IINML\ y night, The stol tered by bent on sccuri open, ko they d cracking The left .|||m|r $300 of ¢ about on the floor, them Securing no ready helping themselves to - Having put 1n a complete new stock of clothing, furnishing_goods ete,, Fox & Hughes, No. ¢ invite the public to gi Their expenses are small, allord to sell che: Winter hats at greatly “to close them out at Mrs. e Young n an, you car for wha team will Wise a whol wve the trouble of went througih it and ¥ W |l~ scattered They apvarently did worth g off. any of the stock. \l:|i|| 51 them a tr and they dueed price 0 A. Rogers lnx) a fancy rig 7o with a_liyery cost \nu—\lm art, Wait & elling cutters to L\Ll\luul_) at o prices. The yisiting and dist of the Woman's Christian 4l~~n requested to me noon at the res gomery, on Four. David lhmHu\ Co., 1100 South street, Council Blufts, Towa, Bob Sleds and Fine Cutter ither wholesale or you buy. ————— C. B. Jacquemin & Co., No. 27 Main leasure in announcing to rstock of articles, or- and useful holida e in each and cvery di ly invite e er\bodv nspect their goods and compare prices. No frouble what- ever to show goods. Main vo selling very low retail. © Get the publi namental, [he finest fringes, foot rusts and faney lIH‘IH”(' llu\\ s tor fa \\mk at K. lway. aragraphs, W. J. Trotter, of Avoca, is in the city, Cary S. ()\wn of Ottumwa, was in the Charles lhlllmk of Denison, the city y L. King, of Logan, is here the opening of court. W. 8. Pettibone is still confined to lis house i ; was ¢ waiting A Bm-hu of Onawa, was among those at the Pacific yesterday. L. G. Dunn, who does missiol H. Tarbox and family left i{}m‘ the Wabash road for work ond. terday Guinsville, arlisle, onc of the live merchunts swold, was at the Pacifio yester- Hoftaker and Mrs. Hoover, of Sil- were here on a :‘m]ipm" trip Sutuy W. G. Moore, of Silver City, the city purchasing some Loliday for his trade James Bliss vigar factory in ssed h Miss An Fuller Ketcham, of Mt. Ple: of Miss Laura Cole, Miss Lena Bloom, of Chicngo, who has Dbeen visiting Mrs, H, Friedman for cight weeks past, has returned to her home again, Deputy Marshal Bates is on the sick list. "It7s thought that he overexerted in ranning down' a deer which escaped from Alderman Geise's park, B. M. Sargeant has veconsidered his decigion about mmlmg n the west for Reed, Jones & Co,, of Chicago. He has concluded to stay by Council Blufls, a which will be gratifying to his many friends here, Butler, of Moberly, Mo., division stendent of the W ash, St Louis road, nccomyanicd by M. C. Strai m lvt\lr.\lll’hlu;.’,bu traininaster, and Jn wnings division lrn*u_:hL ity yester- was in goods preparing to open a arlan. He will be and Miss Hattie ant, are the guests adies uml gents get ticket to the grand drawing ou Januar with ry A goods “purel of Arthur Lefkovitz, 528 Broadw The choicest candies, California fr , nuts, cigars, cte., always on hand. D A Yor hardware and house turnishings got, prices of Coopor & MeGee, No. 41 luin street, e Drs. Judd & Smith’s Electro-Magnetic nsoles. Only fift; wms No. 80 ourth St., Council Blufts, Iowa. Agents wanted [ nlll)ll lur nnlu sting of all kinds of y ilverware, Plated Goods, ete are offered l,llhlf) for cash, and at less than cost. Call at the old stand on Broadway. THEODORE GUITTAR, Sheriff. - Finest dnpluv of meershaum and snmlwrn goods for holiday gifts. T. D. King & Co., Cigars and Tobaccos, 548 Broudwa; s Every un«bu_)lng 23 cents worth of T D. King b nea. free, in the great nlmwmx. December 24, S AR TIHURSDAY, RUSSELL&CO Manufacturers of all ot AUTOMATIC ENGINES Bepociaily Desigried for Running, MILLS, GRAIN ELEVATORS, AND pLECTL ATHTS, Tubular and Locomotive Boilers, New Massillon T hreshers. Carey and Woodbury Horse Powers STATIONARY, SKID, Portable and Traction Engines, SAW MILLS, story Massillon, 0. Braneh Hovse 510 Pearl St., Conncil Bluffs, SEND FOR 1886 ANNUAL. heknito of drawing of Tood, | CHRONIC DISEASES of uil kinds u speciaity. Ovor thirty years' pract eal expericnce. No. 11 Peart Street, Coun (| Blufs. o C. CONSULTATION I'itks. WEHMAN & MEYER'S RIITIE. Corner Pearl Street and Fifth Avenue, COUNCIL BLUFFS. r ront otes Rink _ for theatrieal performances balls, pu All Kinde of rofreshments and & FREE LUNCH every morning. Chicao Water Motor Co., 54 DEARBORN STREET. from hydrant Jight machiy hurch organ Power furnishe driving ull kinds uttention giv vun printing 101 polishing luthes, s cheapest motor made. Coungil Bluffs by ressuroe for oppe wing TBuIoes et Send tor feat Mark s offce grinder. Robort Mulie, colfee aemce. . L. WILLIAMS, ScllingAgent, 18 Maln st, Council Bluffs, Towa. 101 Farnam St. Omakia, UNION TICKET OFFICE J. L. De BEYOISE, Agent. No. 507 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Railway Time Table. COUNCIL BLUFFS, Tho following Is the time of arrival and doparture of train by central standard time, at tho local depots. Trains leave transter dopot ten minutes earlicr and arrive ten minutes lates ARRIVE. 1CAGO & NOLTHWESTERN. Muil and Expres Chicago Lumber Co. Wholesnle aud retail Lumber, Lath, Shingles Saeb, Doors and Blinds. Bolo agonts for the celebrated Marblehead Concentrated White ime, B, P. MACCONNELL, Managor, Hirmmers HOMEOPATHIC Veterinary Specifics Horses, Cattle, Sheep DOGS, HOGS, POULTRY, North Sixtist, | Oftico | use for over 20 years b: l‘nrmerl, Dmxbuedpu. Horse R, Used by s STABLE CHART -v8 Mounted on Rollers & Book Mailed Free. Humphreys' Med, Co., 109 Fulton 8¢, N, ¥, EUMPEREYS Y HOMEOPATHIO 28 , &e. RN SPECIFIC No. ol "fiibllltnyprWufllm_. Allon from oF other ca v vial, or & e vial poder b} tive h.m “.mmr.: Thousa 1ds 01 infants ure slowly Atarving bo caure mothers caniol prov de the proper nour- {shment. Alternuta n irsing and & agvre bood md g lotwg e il often ill bo_tae result, perfoet cstimony with tho lexsed by {18 use. 1 CADIOL I thousands who have been SPECIAT,_} NOTICE. ch & To Rent, Wante © inserted in thie colimn at TEN CENTS PER LINE for the frstinsertion and FIVE CENTS PER 11N for ehch subsequent insertion, advortises mentsat our office, Pearl streot, neas Rroadsway. Boarding, e the low rate of One or two Jndics { A IAying busin Coungjl An uetive boy, not youneor than urteen, foF permmnent pee in omee: Addross V) Bk e, Council Blae F iy ron At baaain i sold soon, 160 acres, 615 milos southwest of Omaha. 6 Foom honse, excelient well ang istery, 3 baras one for eight horses, one for 2 cows: hen, tool and wion Hoisos: 100 weres in mothy: 6,000 forest froes, cottor wood, hiack walnit, n<h and maple: good orchurd, Appie tried, pi grapes and <ol frofts. Never fuiling stock water, R P OFFICER, 50 Broadway, Council Blufrs, 1owa, W ANIRD To buy all the first-classsecond haud houseliold roods that fered for enle, such a8 furnituro, carpots, , cte. Perdons not having STRICTLY Arst-class gonds Tl e time by not anplying. Al others swill Tecoive pre a highest m ANTED. AL QOR SALE dosirous of Omaha, or 1nt of my busine for sale my ‘ro corner 1o and Ninth strect, Rrainard. H FOR SALE, FOR RENT OR EXCHANGE. 1 sale or ¢ liboral terms, ‘ouncil Bluffs Paper Mill. complete, with boarding louse und three ucros of S FOR RENT--At McMahon & Co's, 0. 4 Penrl st -« property in_Cherokeo, county, lown, will trado for westorn Vulue, About $4,00, utitil home in the town of Hast. . lown, for Nebraska Isnd. Iands, husiness property and also a perty in the town Chenvo Jdow down for cash or will crn lands, splendid farm, well improved, 40 Kingon courn Towa, joining the it Lake. Price, for & short time, Are four inproved farms in 8 Souniy R ono G e cumbrance. The equitas will be exchanged for hered \\ ild Jand in Nebraska «in Holt county, Neb., partly rgnim Wants to exchango ck residence, one Biufts, will trade s chraska o othet ' Councit Ihams, whict cneh It ata bargafi, teautiful sul-m ban heantiful honies niens will buy on In fowa ‘The pbove are only a few of our special b aing, 1f you've got anything to trade or sell, Or wait togell any renl estate or merchandise; write ne,We have several good stocks of goods to trado for lands. BWAN & WALKER, Council Blus, Towa. HOME STEAM LAUNDRY (GEQ. W. SCHINDELE & C0.,) No. 540 Broadway, Council Bluffs. Al work gunrnntecd equnt to Troy Laundry work. Work called for and dolivered FREE. All g00ds by muil or express reecivo prompt at- tention. Specialtios— Cleanliness and prom ptness, Tel cphone No 135, Northwestern Hotel. L. BERSITAW JACOB SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW COUNCIL: BLUFFS. Practices in Stat and_ Federal Courts, Rooms 7 and %, Snugart B ock Beno, THOS. OFFICER. W. T M. PUSEY. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA, Estublished 1505, ONLY HOTEL 1n Council Bluffs having Flire Hscape Andall moaern improvements, call bells, fire alarm bells, cte., isthe CRESTON HOUSE! Nos. 215, 217 and 219, Main Street, MAX MOHN, Proprictor. UL MAvNR A. S Haze P.T. Mayne & Co, Real Estate Exchange No. U Pord8trest , Conncil Blufle, Towa, Dealers in lowa, Kansas and Nebraska Lands LOTS IN COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA A SPECIALTY. Real Estate bought and gold. J. M. SMITH LEADING Merchant Tailor! NO. 7 and 9 MAIN STREET, Council Bluffs, Iowa HOTEIL. For Sale or Rent! A nearly now now and_the only botel in the wide-uwake town of HA.CEDONIA. IOWA, Ten bed 1o ofticq drawing Wil w0 1 or & Co., People Address CHAS. P. KORHLER, ~ MACEDONIA, IA SELLING OUT. Retail Dry Goods Business And shall commence the sale of closing out from date of entire stock of Dry! Goods, fixtures, etc., in parfi or parcel. COUNTRY DEALERS Will find it to their interest to attend this sale. Harkness Brothers. Council Bluffs, Ia. our PAID UP CAPITAL, $20000. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $100088 Mueller Music Compang IINNCORFORATED, SUCCESSORS TO J. MUELLER, 408 MAIN STREET, COUNCIL BLUFFS, .= IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN Musical Instruments, Musical Merchandise of Every Description Toys and Fancy Goods. We male the celebrated Hurdwan Pianos, and the Royal Whitney organs, @ speciatlg Send for catalogues. MUELLER MUSIC CO., Conneil Bl PEN———_Y Every instrument wariz HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER Brick buldings of any kind raised or moved and sntistaction guarantoed. Frauie houses move on Little Glant trucks—ike hest in the world 808 Righth Avenue and Eighth Street. MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, DEALER 15 SANTA CLAUS SUPPLIES AT HOMER'S, No. 28, Main Sf - Council Blults MERGEN HOTEL, Main 5t,, Council Blufts. Nearthe O, B. & Q.: C., M. & St o0 1. € P rallway dépoe, $door, | Everything new d Dec. 1st, Opened Dee: Wy senaeN, | Proprietor nd Manages, NANUFACIUIER HAIR GOoODS. No. .337 Broudwfly. Council Bluffs. . SCHURZ, Justlce of the Peace. Oftice Over American Expross Cowpuay. AND B first s ' We Propose o Go Out of the i