Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 14, 1886, Page 6

S AT e THE SUNDAY BiE: NOVEMBER 14, 1836 -TWELVE PAG Clicay 1 ishneli's Attend the g at Eiscman's e ot e S o B B ot e S Sty et v scsteased s st e et et e 5B B g S e i et THE SN SR ACTIVITY IN DIRT DRALS | Evans, e, and Ses. 3, B Mlarkness, | | T'l1IE SUN I) AY BEE. ACHVITY IN DIRT DEALS. | MiesC 41;-,-" fintor \1.\ ‘||> W, Ous, \llv. | COUNCHL Pl {'F S N 5 N ) Q § 1 88 wge Hanna P | SUNDAY MORNING NOV. 14 | Biaal Bewates bhfl ‘li‘:’ Spooner My I‘l' ‘\'n .\;l‘i e s —— e a————— % k i i e ¥ . adelt, D AP \Hu’u( . Mr ; oA A P —— B s oo e | e | e e B B ;,::;'3.,;? 7o Are 8!l Difering the Grontest Bargali Delivered vy « . " ' of the ety at e o h ( g inton, ohn Keezee, 3 B sy e | Tt ot | S i, W, s Gi‘eai Undel’WeaF 32 56" iy fi%‘ — e R | (u|)::|.|:.:'u|‘\‘Ihl'u“]‘llh '\\14:‘1.;:\:“:,“\” Prof. C. Spruitt, Prof. 1) \\ | k}d& Ever affered in this city or the west, Oup stock is as large and co - . | v 3 - A g X : | sany yow can find, and we guarantee prices aia = s ‘ s M S et ooy | Bense stork of Ladies' anit Childvens® Undersear will be sold ehoap | NI AR S ¥ Lhere has been for come time a desiee | ehurehes of the city to it being un- | e s——— N. Y. Plambing Co ’ 13 T, s : . Ttk et L U Al AT AT i WE ALSO IIAVE Srondway v ynster and others | yenal A 1ne [o) ur alnS 4 ' b sile this we will be administered in_ the Congrega OF all gra-tes and malke, including I | Ete., | { Taveoman, Chenille, Irish Point nue and crossing one corner of the ¢ Bariga ns knit under tional church this morning: also recep wear this s | tery, and then following along the vic Tit. R el « VHRIAE o L northerly, Such o road would open up a | pastor will largo and desirable prove one of the most p pleasing drives of any about the city Some trouble w Atteud the grand soecial sule tomorrow at Eiseny store, R. Collins and Fra AR WOUII | phm A ORI TnvItabioh 1 SYsA T New Goods! Lowest Priceg! ‘01“‘ Ruz Dep rtment Comprises Turkish, fesgue and | 5 oty Pk, | &myrnios, Kerrach, Brassels, Axiinster, | ‘ Ete.,as 1 rices Lower Than the Lowest. i found | under appomtment of the Americ found in getting the | g i prowling about the yards, and | Hiish d - 2 g 1 ry union to Japan, and i Al il LU ht of )8 that corner of the | Atk | . will spend their Tast FOR o | i enay sow as vagtails, | L oDl | FLroate ot ool syl el g HEADQUARTERS O urtein Goods by the Yard | | gpecinl inducements m tid suits | 1015 which could not be vac for this week. Call nud n and no right could be The ex + committee of the wo. | project was therefore ¢ tonment to be given ly in December. | and the obst cordially invit " ! T . oDl "scor ( . Al bargaing in ladies, misses and | SO to overcome. - Mr. Mynster s sinee | SEEPIGE REROESEAMUTIER. Mail Orders Promptly Attended To. ot Ik o the ground afresh, and ns ready il dn oS | been Tooking over the ground 10-1morTo! seman's il Cloths, Mcttings, Lincolewms. has discove A lavge line of Silk and Mohair 1) nel und H j lso fiy sh thiis tnorning at the Brondway M. iscovered another toute with which | Brea morning ) ! ; ; sewan’s | s dise nitiae il E_chureh, In the evening the Rev. Win. 401 BROADWAY COUNC[L BLU FFS IOWA Plushes and Upholstery Goods, Easy Chuirs, Ottomns, Fost 18, I 1,,,,,]. s store. he is greatly pleased and n? ul‘n.n no Mellen, who Spent. twenty-four. yenrs as ) - y o For tlin Netldey tene; 1/ ns, Foot Rests, Ete,, r Ts* such ob, tons rest . e W. A Hayes has commenced divoree | o fom tarrison street, Ui tarm bing in South Africa, will'deli i ;m, ceaings agninst 8. Lolayes, to whom | e jest south of Foster's place, and ‘on Zululand, deseribing the | == | 11863, aims that | ¢ TS o Wb the high | enstoms ml manners of the people and | veLeshoNs e 18 . o AT e S R f the missionaries among 4 S — ek 1 \ PR to bl senchied by in GUIVE | tlien, - Sonta trou, , Bvbrvloly welgsio: B()OK BINDING o, 5 \ SHED. % D R ILLIAMS,N{& rserted Imnn\n\ AT 0ssing throug ad would o AN | Leave to marry was yesterday granted | 1 to Wiz M. Reed, of Omialia uu! Myranda oy The i Gty of Dester, lowas also to Chris | across & poriion of the ground owied by | Ttav. &, sk will prouchs ut tho A, M 75 ki Trotter and Lk a G er, both of M: P ) ) s chureh, inms stree s even- 3 { S RN L R R €L assoc x"::\n:xnll |.1‘l‘“\;‘\":l:t: v | i at 70 o'cock. Allare cordially in- | Ledge nals, County nund :I allOR \\ Men S Fu l,nlsberp | But one drunk run in yesterday. Stil! | provements distovery of the new | Vited Bank Work of All Kinds aSpee- NY MISSION, - Chapel, Harmony | 11ty o'clock p. ., conducted i RO Mooty | Prompt Attention to- Mail Orders Lrevival of the effort to 1itis estimated hunedreds of ol the young man ot the fust ning twi- | outlet wiil ean: Tight sheet declares that Conneil Blufts, | open up this driv | his home, is “the paradise for thieves and | ]lh At it ean be o el : i thugs, s wh woulil have cos ¢ R G GiaR R | n o churck. Gospel hymms used. The musieal depart thousa Wolll It or moeeting ursday evening, I e pronte I e Topiic, “Repentance. : ks MOREHOUSE & GO . it ~># Rl Leadipg Skylos and Impaptations Gonstontly on Hand&e~ L] FoN BEE OB LR EOES otiaY Righ SAINT'S CHURCH l 11 o 'iUh”‘"N“ Broadway, Ceuncil Bluffe. 1o all who desire instructions on t | syt For further particulars, c: all i AL STk Rev. J. T, McDonell will preach in the | 10 L0 A 14068 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. ""\~”"I',’ b ‘_“"“""-” u el . | sounding country for miles, and at cer. | Mornmg o \m'v andin the even- | Room 1 Everet Block, Council Blufts, | A iembers of th mon Veterans 2 iYin ing on “Ashamed.”™ 3 P WRICTs S i L] St * tain points a better Standard Papers Used. Ail styles of bind. Ir follc Companies: l | R e R L R L T o A Ot TR TN R R.L W ILLIAMS ! i lezation wlm are to sta LLLIALALES S ! Billy" 1 Bre y & Pheenix,* of Hartford, SN. M & } b o HiL) A voint in Fairmount park. Council Blufls | Billy's, 101 Broadw cents, Hartford,* of Hartford. 18 N. Main st, Council Blufis, and 209 H i R e it g SO BLANK BOOKS. o ST e , i 4. Dowling has re uunm( from the e 18t, | geene wonderfal arives, wnd this esisting an Ofticer. REFE “”l.‘, SootelahiUnlon;& Naticnal, of Ealnburg, i s | L andis planning to ‘1‘“ off at retail the | pew of 1i be fully 1s fine as | Deputy Sheri W, J. Hune: ional Rask, i of Des Molnes, | H RE G M"_L BY e o L B LOB A | rust of his stock of dry omld, snd for | any ¢ “The project is one | brought in John Casey, of Boomer town- Hank, Viliamsbirg City.* of Brookyn. 3 o D ] PPLIE this purpose ias rented (e vaeant half o | Word i o at Joast. and the oot i St o i b | atest Rarional ank, €1 L T PHTYPE WRITER and SUPPLIES i the store ocen raure also against loss by | glas St. a A o Wind ‘Storms, Cyclones and Tornadues. — ° 114 Douglas St., Omaha Lents, Awnings, Roofing, Slate, Mantels, SPECIAL NOTICES. mm NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN. l?l;m- and Window Glass, Show Cases, uivres ‘axp omans. | Ladies buying a $5 hat or bonnet, one fare "«“d“"» (hand andaulic, ¢ will be paid; $10, 1ound frip. " orriomr & Posay. |1V HE TRIPER l APl I{ by JUTOliver, the | yew point for opening into itis said to be sting an_officer, the difficnity a new discovery, nlthough those who [ Hi T & A0 SU1CCE: LHE Lilen) e | have been hunting for such an exit have | jdin o courht to ser G EED e HEER ough | been familiar with the topography of the | wiy'or o b, Cr Dherers e the mails, eatalogues and printed matter | vieinity for yenrs. heard by Justic e 2 to the extent of two tons, tho pos S LS Y the same amounting to over 1 Oysters 1 & quarter o merchant tail The firm of Henry Eiseman & Co. during the past week sent out th Specinl advertisements, such as Lost, Foand M"-\'" LL{0] SNIPIP) SR el churs hard coal are | ToLoun,For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, AND| FARM! PROPERTY AT L.OW All varieties of game and fish X : w L x oe sell them. etc., will boinserted in this colzmn ot the low RATES, % g =g g% 4 * 4 ail styles. Short orders a speci R 1 Ranges © ichmond Ranges for alty, Doc | 4o best. Cooper & Me 2o for for it do dolls day he retused ng he would have the of ore he wounld part with it. ACCOMMODATIONS faithful and trusty help ceably served, its and meas- wil be excellent reasons for - n Real Estate, above nmount to be sent out this coming | & Hilly’s, 404 Broadway. Just look in | & : — | rateorTE { LINE forthe first inser- : | week. i their window. jonand Five Cents Per Line for each subsequent i 7 k! er to go where the John Templeton, who owns a lot on v NG5 P s Sirhels Ml |RDER 1" fnsertion. Leave adverlisements at our ofiico | st Vavieties are lower Broady fleved it for sale a year | 4 & | i No. 12 I strect, Broadw.y, Council sell | phone Blut i —e——————— Tl Ll iy 5 lufls ! 108" 3 REN be: This is but one of muny straws showing | wipore been more real i Ty one e | ! e to | JF 01 RENT—Furnisned rooms, 616 Blutts. ¢ Tl anapy the wind blows, but itis not | e the kst thirty days than in thirty - | MILLINERY s firm i ; o remarked real outh TANTED-A boy with pony to carry Bee 3 - y L t theretore to buy of 3 Ihe Harmony Mis 11’ gotti o zwlmunl 'o'r";"ih’l nkuh. T, or s press route. 1 N SC EURZ : it et 5 SIS getting so r pt of price, $3. ot v uncil Bluffs. other entertamment # S ALK 0 papers for salo i tho fios N0+ 328 Broadway, Counci [Blufr HeEATON FUEL Co.,, it i Mrs. Q. A. Rogers. 'Justlce Of the Peace No. 623 Broadway, Council Blufls, at the residence of % 221 Hurmony stre 3 vocal music. Rei) tween 9 and 10 o’cloc} man is kept busy answering the que Mr. J. L. Dutler, of Hazel Dell,Pottawattamie SN (o e Co., Tawu, ku‘v:vlimlllsm(lulr;‘m‘u’l; gleven porions, oIbaherte b ottt S s maliznant diphtherin, o e i S Ty rgain to be had in real estate. | oy f them huve rocovered by the m) aro wanted | nn:\ll mxlm Pryor's Bee job Late of the Parisian Mullmery Co., Manager. | Office over American Expre:s. ivel : ome. b/ e nid of 1 ph extended to strange even years before. The trouble T Blukesleo, of No. 1410 Campbell stret, One of 1 pleasing entertain- autalispantioibnyloty Ubjthgwast f’c'}',"",'fl.l".'u‘.’uhu.'"" aged Hbowe 1t Yoam by meats of tl will ‘be the Tay | part of the ity for what they were oft | siphiierin nider tho teutment ol one o (b mmphun_\ Shaking cers, | fered months azo before the bridge boom | Pest physiclans in Omaha, writesto Dr. Jefteris, waich is wb n in conneetion with T aIETy 3 5o ollibin) tYourromody ror.dinhthe e ot f.. s t started. These lots have rused, but even ur‘:Ieulrnlmm)m vas dylng w [ g 3 Are cheap. an e rdly v m st e 1 tional church in Tewle hall this wock. Ate cheanis anin oan Snardlydligvehoals Con ol our Chidron Thursday evening. The Old- miss buying anywhere at the present horia, her thront was filled 3 Distric Il be given in opera He'is bound to muke something, :;5,""“}" Ihf:ln‘l'll':w Iulf‘thm“flnh Yo lisad soup hoiise the next evenng, can pick out lots blindfolded and | GoREREE" BHINETC [AOHES i acase wis A very inter. u:\;xl i hot Jose anything. That is sure he | Boen your medicin at all times in oue house vico i8 10 be hetd in the Baptist Those who want o sell ought not to ex- . © fiel that it saved the life of one of our chil lephone 110. £ this morning. Rev. Mr. Harrington and | PCel however, (o shove prives w e b wife and AMiss Hess, who are en route for ]| EAUODEO antjoxpootito '".“.”“‘"" i b is of Ci AT one trouble with this town—the minute M. A. McPike, editor of tho Cambrin (Ebens. i 1o spend the Sabta P | there is any talk of a boom they want to | burk, Pa) Freeman, has beon the personal pend the Sabbath, and o A # SRS A friond of the cditor of the Globe for more l\nn ' connvetion with this morn. | SPOVe up the price of their property and | {rehioline cditor of the Globe for his m“ b3 theiidast then m by don’ it sell.” known s one of the best men living. mqmny an aud » 5 AR n 4 vners | treseed. Some of Dr, Jefferis' Aun-\ have ‘l dioatadSthal e b dkeec0E 4 e [onisayoil (otiamilromME H 1 i i ore th 3 2501 ave | bound eir exprossions of gratitude 5 S o moruing sorvico will he iy | POCE AR the, prasent prictsy aud have | goyntedin thol sspicsiond of armviuds, Undoubted we are showing the best and finest stock of Cloaks and Suits in the { rly inte ing one, and si¥er : 1 his littlo ones. Mc l heen offering them st ulously low ere song, and now that there t of their being worth some- out of eight di An opportunity tor of the ehiureh, who has known tlwm fory ha H(hnm’hdull\ arranged 80 that on th hm-qmml they wight SIS | ity and at the lowest prices. We do not touch “shop made” nor poorly fitting 1AL DY 814 (hmg they naturally want to have a httle why ive in misery und die_1n dis- o all to hear them shoul pted by ninet, 3 oty per cent all who can, as the assur is given of | {0 this property, ong they fell v ¢ diphtheria medicine is infalliblo house & Co., room 1, rett block g hore "”; V';‘T' yesten g Kept bus e ted hlulrnfl!nm- how to use the medi- doctor required. op over here s congregation he ooE of the stomment D, Thomis o 1 - R X ge Lty congrogtion ) }é;:]rl:_l';f i b e sl Dt | Seen vt e s S ki e | garments at any price, Our goods are all first cl.ass in every respect, Latest Style, | Superior Cut andof the Best Qualities of materials. a renl treat to all interested i religious | 10" itc¥r i ohe ds of sore throats. Indispensible in mork, W Alderman Straub, N ] PULTid Bore TArOAL: 10 Thatemant sonr Lt Spring | BTG oty i el | Do not buy a Cloak tomorrow, or anything during the week until you have seen * them. “Tho cordial I'sure that the; to be & boom | erences given. v n\rlc! fover, IJ To-morrow, Monday, morning we will aotlvityat of silks, velvets, plushe woods of | 1felt Hitle blue, and I even made up [ Price AlmotnE aatablisiment - inion) (RS pt BACERINERES HEUETS pauns ¥ for the them awe H A1 Work Guarantond to Give Satic- | SUItS, by express, Sample garments by the hundreds, which we have closed out make selections of fine goods in short Y [ T T T e first class—and the | $8id a well known citizen, “'to fit;:.“!‘ntll. Woolen DI‘CSESS Made $5 to $7 . h Hl N n depot, Lk > - ¥ SRR e wewssn, D 0D ‘They are Better Bargains than We Have 3, B16, 818 and 390 Bron-dway lowed to rest idle. 1 1 can " Sk ad Veivet 8t 10 h f B 1 Abl @ff ) per cent advance over wh St e Rl Y ) ever thought of Being e to Oiter —- Remnant Sale, place o several thousand remnants ¢ being k m faet each and ¢ length ¢ I want to gell out now, for I believe Coun them move. Go they must. We RESSMAK!NG week, receiving large invoices of Ladies’ Misses' and Childrens’ Cloaks, Wraps and tunity to ladies who study economy to ot e L T T e dross mm;l for cinldren, and forcombin. | - Thave orders ‘from an Omaha man,” e ] e ku'llll‘!ll .\ll away Take Jple’s Stor they will be improved Nos. i Mrs. A Hall is prepared to do dress- Bk et vy K oot o | e o s 41 1 the SPECIAL offerings made by us. ~ We are now and have been for the past ARy sg pricos thal will make r that she cver had. Thero is a il o This s & good oppor yeat And L know takd Bt donts A oo opmortmina it | 50 hright an now B Rer fagtion from eastern manufacturers, at half price. marked so low that the one lots on Broac “l \HI I \l MAN & (O, I am 1I||\|ulh to get them for him, lur it ¢ them in for him making on s ur: notice and at sonable - t purchase of the Rallard “prices. No. 828 B ceen chase he Ballar piices, No. roadway. property, west of the tra willsoon | None but experienced hands employed, B e L Spah uil that Part of the is | Out of town ord rs solicited, Refers to To the Editor: In the Council | $ighty-thre in the gty tires s those who hase had work done, At the béginning of the season. An inspeciion of these beautiful gcods will ut date, Colonel J. | 00V Cays Gt will be i v i wiien b | R SRR P = sl\fgféllj-ms'g‘u’aflnfih s, [8MPly rep:y those who ever contemplate buying a fine garm:nt at unusuzlly ause of his | to the river and strect cars will run | No, | ' A . A TN Jialangte S D — ——————|low prices. Be sureto come early before the assortmant is broken. as theses defeat in th sional r 5 3 1. Sheafe & Co., loan money on says & prominent of 1 offercd to turn the assembly to which he e Contloy's) Sunmort for the | ehattle seeurity of every deseription; of " Dokt » eatloy's)support for the | Gl'NG 500 Ridadway, pstairs. low prices wiil sell them fast. “This of course would be unworthy of Sce W e m—— Ay my time or_aitention were it not for tl i,,:f",,‘\,‘\,f:‘“v[,;.‘.“l‘., ing {5,}‘1".‘ Lintest : faot that several local papers of this dis- A Woon trict have singled me ont as the one who VLIRS ;nmlu the offer refer m] l.llll\‘ll'(nl' A The District School, impose upon your, vaiuublo columns and |y p, 5 Ars a ¢ y o representati mo“lu old f.anmd ) & Wb s nunm'lu- man wno mads {ho proposition ot sehool, or at least state whether I um the guilty R party or not. . J. R SOVEREIGN sured suceess. Over fifty of the Tadies ATLANTIO, fa., Nov. 12, 1586 and gentlemen of this city will aid in s | Auything you want in Housckceper's faithful reproduction of ”'f' tricks, trinls ardware” and Tinware at Cooper & | and trivmphs of the districl achool of McG oy will appear in the oor- costume of boys and gi The families of Mr. Hutehinson, H: Dell lonnaln:, Mr. David »; James MeMullen, Esq., of € 's. olden time. irls of tifty years | ago, and the difierent clussos will e U 1 ip; also Captain Repl s family and | teacher their ks v\uln a rod of nishing Goods, ete. ™ ’ ’ 3 , fl‘lu Agaes Cook, of Seventh avenue, in | birch. That there will be plenty of wit city, have all recovered fr ou |I and fun without elownishness 15 assured L SR e B e | B B T | AT MANDEL, i1 Bluffs. | 3 & 323 Broadway, s N Council Blu s, Iowa. "% dve and cure for this muLh dreadad pes la¢ i gentlemen are among (n.ue L lone Enougt " It saves lives, | who will tako wart:” 0, Phillips, My funeral expenses aud broken hearts, and Mrs. D, C. Bloomer, Mr. and A Is r