Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 12, 1886, Page 6

e ( NDAY BEE DECEMBER 12, THE SUNDAY BEE.] COUNCIL BLUFF S SUNDAY MORNING DEC, 12, OFFICE, NU. 12, PEARL STREET. Delitcred by earrier in any part of the city at wenty cente per week. B.W.TiLtow, + - =« TELEPHONES: Breixres Orvice Niant Eviron N Manager. MINOR MENTION. N. Y. Plumbing Co New fall goods at Reiter's Chief Mullen has prese with a fine gold watch The hest hargains in hooks are at Publighers’ Book Sale Only one drunk made work in the police court For Christmas and wedding presents see Chapman’s art store, 105 Main, Christmas cards in endless variety at Publisher’s Book Sale Read the list of the One Hundred pres ents given away by Eiseman's People's Store. A. H. Austin who was <o badly scalded at the packing house, is reported as re covering rapidiy. 3,000 hooks to sclect from, very cheapest, at the Sale, Everybody shonld kee the grand Forced § Eiseman s People’s Store. The grand jury \utvul'\\ 1 dictments y e and William l-.« W A case was being heard before Charles Harl as referee, yesterday, involving the title of a lot on Main and Pea south of the Catholic church, “Phe district telegrap! )y ing the package delive business inerc cessitate putting wagon. Have you seen the books at the Publish 347 Broadway? One of the most handsome ealendars issucd this season is that being distributed by the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul railway e of the four seasons is picture tistically us to make really w parlor ornament ‘lose who have daily oceasion to visit 1d” who thus have a ) of the mud of both are in favor of Council Blufls lln- mml here 1s notup to Omaha either in quantity o guminess, Good envelopes only 5 cents per quire of twenty-four sheets at Publisher’s Book o Council Blufls is not the only mud can be found. The papers are growling terribly, that the mud on the paved” Streets is <o deep that strangers do not believe there is any paving at all. In comparison with that Council Blufls” streets are dusty. ivod writing paper only 5 cen quire at Publisher’s Book Sale, > Broudway. \mnwlnf the fi nted himeelf the up the day's all the Jook and Publishers ny is find- y branch of the apidly as to ne on another express new and clienp s' Book Sale, No. city where Des Moines and declare Vi i Gl " Bik: the other day to the A-Ilr'l‘l eral of the boys lad been complained for insulti an old while they were “The matter jocose K . but the most that could be made of it was that it was disrespeetful, The complaint was with Irawn so soon as the facts were ascer- ained, and the friends here of some con- cerned naturally foel relieved at finding that the boys are not even under a cloud in the matter. Paper and_envelopes are sold cheap at the Publisher's Book Sale, 317 Broadway. William Christ, the black hootblack, who got into a difliculty at the Blue barn on upper Broad hivd & hearing be- fore Judge Ayl There was some circumstantial evidence mdis ing that he was guilty of most disg ful conduct in the enough the 0 conclusive, would have a as the law makers of this ever varently contemplated the any such offens case, and henee vory No, angely had it heen ap- mimission of was charged in this ty for ch was wed hoy cided (o that the to merit Wi and s made upon the co “harles Bonnett, the court ¢ se Bennett, it appearin t fault 50 gi athumping. A chi Laid against the colored boy senterice on this suspended - Mrs, Dr. D. Trae the Toronto, tute, is prop disenses power of electr anew and complete system Theraneutics, Ll wduate of tics insti- ‘ cla ‘“. s of nl kI stro-Maguetism Feny i S0 at No. 30 Oftice hours and ses 0 Broad 9u.m. 06 p.w We have a fine | novelties that we than ever was know bandkerchiets, ladic clothing, line sealskin caps Joux Beyo & Co, - Dr. Hanchett, oflice No, 12 Pearl street Residence 120 Fourth street. “Uelephone No. 10, » iine of Christmas selling - lekers. Kling operetta of be presented The B The bright and s the Berry Pickers will Dohany’s opera house Tuesday evening, December 21, by the young people of Saint Paul's chrch, isted by the best musical talent of our city. Solos and duets will be sung by Mr. M ‘Ireynor, the M r while the ehoruse: large mumber of selected for their pll l\ nt tone and abil ity to simg such musie. Tickets ure now on sale at the low price of .‘xuu‘.s e T n e coloi lu‘m h glass for decor: ush banjos, brass drums, febony shorry, brass and nl.nlmg_ iy easels and 500 different styles of picture frame mouldin w CHAPMAN, Nos, l\u. nd 107 Main St. e line .{ the most elegant Lains, silver and plated ware, decorated Ching and glasswire, suitahle for holiday and wedding presents C. B. Jacguemin & Co.’s, No, 27 street. Sub: estute 101 Pew Art Store A fine, lar wate 05, - ial whetracts of titlos and real Ans. L& B L Squite street, Couneil Blufis, - Heating stoves at cost to close them out W. A Wood, No. 504 Muin strect. - pe that your books are made by Moore bouse & Co., room | et block, L. B. Crafts & Co on all classes of chatt half their former rates. securing your loans. - are loaning money Iritic oue- See them before Wall paper, des, paints, ete. H. P. Niles, No. 402 lh.mdm of e waterials. Mrs. 1. P, \lll‘& 402 B \|\v.ay FOR SAINTS AND SINNERS A Variety of Conncil Bluffs News For Sunday Reading. MURDERED FOR MONEY. Topics and Services For the Church Goers—The Suit Over a Traveling Man’s Dishonored Draft—An Insurance Decision, Scheming For Fees Polk county is threatened with a new kink in the liquor cases, a scheme hav- ing been digcovered which may be tried in this and other counties as well, Itis claimed that attorneys are to be allowed under the law $5 for prosceuting each liguor case, and preparations are being made to open up about a thousand such ases in that county alone, which, at §) each, wonld net a nice little sum. In order to make the bonaunza still larger, the different cases are to be brought sep arately, ustead of having several counts in one information. Fhis would prove a great find for attorneys in any county, but there will be an attempt to head it oftby allowing only one sueh fee, instead of one for every count. The county at torney of Polk county has issued a eireu- Jar which exvlains #he situation !nlh Notice to Attorneys, Justices of the Peace, and Peace Officers of ‘Tolk County, Town.— Gentlemen:: 1 have been informed that there is a probability of certain persons causing to be instituted a large number of prosecutions against persons holding permits from the board of supervisors to ' sell intoxicating liquors, for separate illegal sales of intoxicat- ing ligliors, and that also that it is the pur- pose of those engaged in this scheme to_have each ease prosccited by an attorney ap- pointed by a peace officer, and an_attorney’s fee of $0 faxed agaiust Polkk connty i each case. | therefore deem it my duty as county attorney to call your attention to section 1,640 ot the code, as amended, and for the purpose of saving cxvense to the county, to urge that all prosecutions against the same person for separate illegal sales of_intoxicating liquors, be et forth in separate counts and embraced in - one inforwation, 1 shall advise the county in all cases where one per- son is proseciited in separate informa- tions for ‘illegal sales heretotore made, to allow the justices, constables and attorneys fees provided by Taw in only one o jsuch cases. L am also inclined to the opinion_ that versous holding permits, except registered pharmacists, cannot be prosecuted under section 1,540 of the code as amended, and 1 1 advise the board of supervisors not to atlow the fees in any Such cases unless the proof shows that the defendant did not hold i permit, unless he be a recistered pharma cist. 1wk the above sugzestion not for the purpose of preventing any legitimate prose- cution of violations ot the liquor law, but for the purpose of saving expenses to the coun- ty. it being apparent that such proposed pros- ceutions against the same man ean as well be prosecuted in one case as in a number of cases, | also make the suggestion in_order tiat persons interested in fees in_ such cases may not entertain erroneous ideas as to what fees the county will consider itself legally liable to pay. R. 1. BAYLIES, County’ Attorney, Polic county, lowa, - A Traveling Man's Draft. In the cuse of Groneweg & Shoentgen vs Kusworm, the jury after being out a day and a night returned a verdiet m favor of the plaintift for the full amount claimed. ‘The case was brought to re- cover the amount of a draft cashed b, the I known firm as an accommoda tion to the defenda: traveling man, as s often the case in business circles. The fivm had thus accommodated the travelin man on previous occusions, and the defendant had always hoaored the drafts. This particular draft was dishonored, however, the defendant claming that he had harged the traveling man a few days before the draft was made out. The] plainti imed that the defendant had by i miven Groneweg & Shoen to believe that' the mun was still their agent, authorized to draw on the house for traveling expenses, ete., and it was shown that the plaintifts had not been notified to the contrary by Kusworm. The decision ine of the was reached on h n\lmllh the contested_every inch of the, John N. Baldwin appearing o Groneweg & Shoenigen and Sapp & Pusey for the defendant. The jury on the (irst ballot stood eleven to one for the 1, and the solitary one stood out y-four hours before giving in, A Change of Firm, Council Blufls Carpet company, in accordance with the aunouncement some time ago, bas changed, the old firm dis. solving, and a one being formed under the same name. Mr. 8, T, French retires from the firm, and Mr. Ed Stock- ert comesin, Mr. French will probably a resident of this city, and it is bt that be will engage in his old grain, Mr. Stockert, the new member of the firm, has gained a large and enviable reputation as an up- holster id he will consolidate his es tablishment with that of the carpet com- pany. He is a skillful artist, not only in upholstery, but im kinds of home fornings and furmshings, and combines with mechanical ingenuity and skill all the requisites of a popular salesman. Mr, L M. Treynor and” Mr. F. H. Orcutt, of the old firm remain, and with Mr. Stock- ert, now compose the Council Bluffs Car pet company. ‘The company has built up a fine business here, established a repu- tation for good goods at low prices, and will doubtless continue to be one of the most popular, prosperous estublishinents i the city new — rdered For Money. News of a most bratal ault reached here yesterday, it having occurred on the line of the Chicago, Milwauke Paul railway. ° are us follows Jotin Curson had been working together on the new Astor braneh anud chumming together, Stevens is only nineteer of age Curson 15 some older and his hom kuown is not 1t seems that the two young men crawled into a grain ear at Eurling for a night's sleep. Stevens had about sixteen dollars in_ his pocket while Car- son had between fifty and sixty, About8 o'clock in the morning Stevens arose, and taking a coupling pin struck his sleeping companion over the head and a the face several murderons blows, crushing the poor follow's face and fracturing the skull. Hethen robbed him of his money mlll«!l the car. The freight train yes- norning picked up the carand was taking it Young Stevens in the meantime bought u ticket for Perry, and had ¢ on the same train ng into Aspinwall y to “double up,”’ and in \'\Il\m the train the grain car con- taining the wounded man chanced to be the very one where the cut was made. The brakeman noticed blood, and calling the conducior the matter was investi- and the dying man found. Stevens, who even had the boldness to steal his chum’s satchel also, cheekily walked down to the car with the others, and looking at the woundea man, eooly re- marked: “Well, some one give it to biw well, didn't theyy” The wounded man was taken off at spinwall, and the word was soon re ceived from Earling to arrest Steveus, which was done by the marshal of Perry. who 1 the handl ‘f of the case has shown much good judgwent and nerve. | him. | and the coupling pin, Stevens was there taken in charge and Detective Price, of this city, was sent for, he being the officer of the company in this part of the west. Stevens denied ha m[:All\lInnF to do with the affair at first, but after Price had p|l|rrml up con clusive evidence and him with sharp .flvstiun' be m|mxuul his guilt e said he thought Carson had about a hundred dollars with him and that this tempted him to thus strike Stevens' sleeve was still bloody, which _was found in the car, had blood on it. Stevens had rain in his shoes and in his pockets, showing that he had been sleeping in the car, e waived examination, and was taken to Harlan, and there locked up without bail to await trial. 11 lying at Aspinwall in a very critics onscions, and with little el ! ving enongh to tell anything, of the afl - The Company Must Pay. In the case of J. P. Lamb and others against the Council Blufis Insurance com pany the supreme court has affirmed the decision of the lower court. The sum- mary of the facts and decision are follows Action on a poliey of ineur ance a loss or damage by fi al by j verdict for The claims that the policy was void be the assured was not the ole owner in fee simple of the proper destroyed, but as it appeared from an: s in the ‘I]'pll«' tion that the assured was not such owner and the insurance company had know ledge of the fact , it cannot now be al lowed to come in and plead that the policy was void when issued, In the ap plieation the plaintifthad stated the house was built in 1883, and the defendant denies this to be true, the house had been rebuilt since, A question in reg: alleged wrongful instruction to the jury rly settled, and the court finds no error in the e as it The Chimes of the Churches. “‘Behold, bl ye the Lord, all ye ser. vants of the Lord, which by night stand in the house of the Lovd,. Lift up your hands in the sunctuary and bless the Lord.” ST, PAUL'S CHURCH, Services to-day as follows: Holy com- munion, 10 morng prayer and sermon_on ve Preacher,” at 11 iool, 12,30 p. m.; even- d_sermon on “Religion in £780 0. m. The public and mll\ invited to . J. Mackay, the visiting st attend” thes rector, BAPTIST Preaching by the pa chureh at 10:00 a. m. and 7 free. Baptist d FIRST CON Serviees in tie Con " evening, “Higher cordial hlunml invitation is ex- tended. A AFRICAN METHODIST. J. k will ofticiate to-mor- I in the place of i} » Rev. A. Brown, nfined by sickness at No. 127 \ ine street. The Rev |\v||) In the evening @ oy held. NDINAVIAN BAPTIST CHU Service morning and evenin ing by the |:.\~u.r AT ot sweeper on earth at enbach. The best_earpet Harkness Brothe piis SRR Christmas Noyelties this week at Hark- ness Brothers’ Personal Paragraphs, 'y is reported as quite ill. 1, of Logan,visited the Blufls P. Hen yesterday. John l l,\ don, of Stillwater, at the U"Ll( en. H. A. Collins, of Sidney, Ncb., was at Jgden yesterday. H. Moore and wife, of were at the Pacific yesterday. M. Crane, of Albion, Ia uest yesterday. Rouse and Mrs. P. M. dined at the Pacitic yes- Minn,, is Audubon, y Was a \l rs. W Plumb, of Pe terday., ‘d, druggzis 15 ut Jum' ne, was in the un yesterday. Ed B. Williams, of Omaha, city yeste tailoring o5 wils i the his merchant blishment here s, agent of the White Slave yesterday, ar Miss Flor Allen, ha 1o ‘wrlm'm the duaties of cashier Publishers’ Book sale Rev. H. Reichenba here from Towa Ci ity, at the h has just returned been in Baptist ll Ler, greeting his old frionis her stevday, taking 5 respite from heavy cilitorial work on- the Blair, Neb., Pilot. Clark was warmly wel* comed here, even by the only enemy he has in the city, and now starts for Hust- ings, Neb,, to take s new position there. -~ Smyrna rugs for Christmas at Hark ness Bros'. -— Forced Sale. Our annual Forced Sale throughout all of our depurtments commences to-mor- row. Our entire stock, amounting to over One Hundred and Vifty Thousand Dollars, to be sold regardless of cost or value, Now is the time for cure Great B s and see what we can do for you. Every two dollar purchase gives you a chance in our One Hundred grand presents. Call at the People’s Store this week if vou want to see a store full of Bargaius, See our One Hundred presents displayed in the show windows. Hexgy EiseMan & Co, People's Store. everybody to se- Bring us your cash - - To “'see Naples and die”’ may good, but to own a New kra wndwr and live out a natural life seems wore sensible Stoves! Stoves! Stoves ! For the next thirty d‘qfl l will heating #toves at cost only. . C. DEvOL. be very clothes happy The Prince of Walcs at Archer's Graye Telegrapn: O Thursday morning, November 18, before driving over Lo hvrlm*':\\ull to e :.Ju‘y some shoot ing, his T highness “the Prince of Wal umpmmul by Lord Calthrope, Sir Fr k Johnstone, Mr.Craven and Colonel ¥ ll:. iid a v to the grave of the late rred {r ier in Newmarket cem- etery, the prince minutely examining the wreaths and floral tributes laid thereon Mr. Waugh, the well-known Middleton Cottage trainer,had a magnificent wreath forwarded to him by the ex-queen of aples, which he had placed by her de- sire on the gra majesty also wished Mr.Waugh to express to Archer’s relatives ber deep sympathy with them in thelr bereavement.. The wreath, com: posed of tea roses and violets, attached with the inseription, Fred Archer.! London , B¢ a card “For {ONE HUNDRED FREE GIFTS. To Be Given Awn;hBy_Hflmy Eiseman Co.'s People s Store, TO THE LUCKY TICKET-HOLDERS , 1887, Consistingllof urniture, naware, Clothing, Blankets, Table Linen, Notions, Money, Silk Dress Pat- terus, Ete, Ete, For every two dollar's worth of goods purchased,” you will reccive a coupon ticket, good for one chance in the follow rand Presents to be given away by One sunite of Parlor conslsting of sof; teu-teto graud casy chairs, all uphol s les of clogant silk Furniture, and tou stered in plushes, SECON1 One Mg |hngnn\ Bed Suite, in, Bedstead, csser and W A|~! Sta nanl elegant tinish with beveled gl worth $100. THIRD PRIZE--One of the very best six-drawer Nickel Plated Domestic” Sew ing Machine ‘e very best machine in tlu- United States, wunh $65.00. UR' IH Twenty yards Black Silk,” cost 00. it Seal Plush e to order FIFTH PRIZE London Dyed ( to lit the Im ky tic , worth §60.00. 'I1 PRIZE—One p'm of the_finest \\lnn- Blankets made by the Pioncer W v]rn mill, of California, worth $40.00. IZE—One Beautifully Decor u-tl Dinner and Ten Set, 18t mgof one hundred and forty picces, worth $52.00, EIGHTH PRI An Skin Mufl, worth $30.00. NINTH PRIZE--A very Shawl, worth $ | E \lll l‘ll A W rth $30.00, ELE] \l T'H PRIZE -One Gentleman's Snit of Clothing, made of Imported Worsted, guaranteed a fine fit for the 00. winner, W A Gentleman's Fur Bea COn orth §30.00. 'lllll{l‘l TH PRIRE — One Boy's Overcoat, for a hn? between the ages of Band 16 years, to be chosen by the lueky party holding the ticket. _Worth $15.00. JURTEL PRIZE—One Bo Swt, for a boy between the nd 16 years, to be selected by the winner. W $15.00. Elogant Secal fine Paisley Angora Beaver Sl One Elegant In- L'k I'H PRIZE — One a8 l'\rmr Table, worth £10.00 S TEENTH PRIZE—One picce of 30 yards “Fruit of the Loom™ muslin, worth $4.00. EIGHTEENTH PRIZ} One half dozen of thevery best Ce! ed “‘Gold” white shirts, of which we are the exclu- sive agents, worth §.00. Tl Elegant Linen ylv Set, consisting of Tavle Cloth and prth $10.00. JIRST PRIZE Present nf Twenty Dolla N -One Toilet * One very fine Doll. One Handkerehief Box. al q.Aun Iand Bag. Cash l\l Picce. —Ono Stand Cover. One bottle fine Perfume. One Tobaggan Cap. ~One Table S —One fine Splashel One tine Lunch Basket, 33—One hammered brass Umbrella One-half doz. fine Towcls. 35—One Silk Umbrella. 33—One fine Doll. 47—One sot China Dishes, folks. 38—One Brass Broom Holder Men's Silk Suspend- chief. suitable 39—One pane 40—One Silk Handke . 41--One nice Doll. One-half doz. ladic’s fine Linen cen yards Best Calico for a ttern i One Boy's Hat. H—One Boy's Sealskin Cap. 16— One hnl' Painted Ornament, 47—One Toilet Set. 4R—One nice Doll. 49—One fine Doll. 50—0One elegant Table Cover. 51—-One Bottle Perfume 52-—0ne Lace Handkevchief. —One child's fine Lace Collar, —One elegant Doll. —One clegant Doll, One Tidy. One Table H8—One time Doll One Mouth Organ. 60—One hmtation Steam Piano 61—One fine Book. 62—One fine Book. 63— One Pocket Knife, it—One fine Doll. —One fine Doll. 66—One Dr. 0 4 V0. (8—One inf One baby D dy’s Companion. 1k Mufler, rze Doll. . Th—0ne fine Book. 70—0One tine Book. —One Lunch Basket Que pair children’s § r boy’s Boots, Lace € uHAr s Jersey Jacket, Gentleman's 80 81 No. 82 83 penders No, 81 No. 85 No. One -One Lad B One pair Sus One pair Men’s tGloves, Boy's \ y at 88--One fine Doll, 8—One fine Doll. 90-—One large Doll, 91—One large Doll, 92 -One Necklace - 95—One paie Gold Cufl Buttons, \u No. . 98—One fine Breast Pin. No. #9—One pair Kid Glo No. 100—One kace | andkerchief Total value of presents, $500. With every $2 purchase you recei ticket, also a ticset for every .uhh(mnal 2 purchase you make “Hold your tickets until January 15th, 1887, when the, {u,xlu;uu numbers will be announced and Invited to ecall and re- ceive their presents. REMEMBER. You have to pay nothing extra for your purchases. We guarantee to sell ~you goods cheaper than any other house in the west, and best stock to select from. MAIL ORDEH All orders by mail will rec attention, and tickets for gift distribution will be and enclosed with your purchases, ou were present in person ln se distributions will be made with every fairness, and you may depend on it that the lucky numbers only will receive their pr No tic ployes of ol Customers only will rea: fits, Call and see the above mentioned pr ents now on exhibition in our mammoth store and lmnmu, yourself. Respectfully, HENRY hnsr\u\ & Co,, ople’s Store, 814, 816, 318 and :t.t Broadway, ¢ prompt the free forwarded the be issued to the em ve the bene Nos. | Council Blu | SPECIAL NOTICE. We beg Ieavn this morning to announce that | our advertised “change of firm” has occurred, and we are now ready to serve our friends at the o'd stand, 405 Broadway. In the formation of the new firm we have consolidated with Mr. Ed. Stockert, who thereby becomes a member of the new firm and will be | glad to meet his old customers at the above lo- cation. We will enter into details more fully fater on, but it will be the aim of the new firm to save money for all their cus- tomers. F. H. ORCUTT, I M. TREYNOR,,CounmIBlust Carpet Co. ED. STOCKERT, | BUTTERINE Wholesale and rvetail. J. Y. FULLER, 39 Pearl st., Council Bluffs Fully Equipped Normal and Commercinl Departments Itooms at Keasonuble Hutes. This will be the ¥ eek for hargams. Our entire line of shawls at 25 per ct. discos Cloaks, Gloaks Way down to close out. We distance compef ity of goods and low price sold. hey must be fon in qual- is the verdict of any customer, CARPETS Manufacturers ave advancing prices They nev not 50 remdain. was so low, and eain- HOSIERY ‘This week Christimas interestih look Novelties that for displ ay will o BUTTERINE, Families supplicd with ten and twenty pound packe ages, Night N7 Harkness Brothers Call and see our goods | before purchasing elsewhere. HARKNESS BROS., CPHONE NO 163, 401 Broadway, Gouncil Bluffs B. RICE M. D., Cancers Over thirty yoars 11 Pourl St., B Conpultat o Or otber Pra imors removed without the knife ordrawing of blood. \cal experience. Council Bluffe, N. SCBURZ Justice of the Peace Office over American Express. Cutting’s Colony. St. Louis, Dee. 1n this 1. A. K. Cutting arrived ty yesterday and said in regard to lis Mexican colonization scheme that about two tho and the work cago a syndicate and of ¢ men_enrolled alre s still g that if he could raise seven or el and men work, they would be furnished eighteen million dollars 10 pay the expense of the undertaking. Onessa, Dee, 11.—1n accordance perial orders all small towns aud villages - A Russian Inn with im- will be given Russian name at the begin- Ding of the new inhabitants bitter the governweed, Iy The Kusso-Germian esént this action of “Tuition Books, Board and ool During the Winter, S, P.ATILSON, Prest. Wit FINE - FRENCGH - MILLINERY, 1514 Douglas St., Omalia. NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN. Ladics Luying a §5 hat or Lennet, oncfar will Le paid; §10, 10und frip. JOIIN Y. STONE. STONE & SIMS, ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW, Practice in the St nd Federal courts Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Beno Blook. COUNCIL BLUFFS CRESTON HOUSE ‘The only hotelin Council Bluffs having Fire Hscape | mo 'ern improvements, JACOB ST My Reductlon in 1:’rlces, | China, Glassware, Etc., At W, S. Hemer & Co's, No. Council Blulls, 23 Main st Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards, BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUITS, Opposite Dummy Depot “pajuasaidsy S0 POJUBAIBH X00jS [} lers promptly short notice. Stock sold on rer & BoLey, Proprictors. elephone No. 111 Formerly of Keil Sale Stables, corner 1st. ave and 4th street. THEATRICAL WIGS, BEARDS, Grease Paints ETC, The Finest tn ported Line of % Goods West of Chileago, Mrs.c L. Gillette's Human Hair Emporium No. 209 Muain Street, Council Blulfs, lowa. Horses and Mules sold, at rets ntit For all purposes, bought an and in lots. Large q from. Several pairs of fine d gle or donble. MASON WISE. Council Blutls. s 10 select rivers, sin | BOOK BINDING Ledgers, lmlrnnl-, County and Bank Work of All Kinds aSpeo inlty Prompt Attention to Mail Orders MOREHOUSE & G0. Room 1 Everet Block, Council Blufts Standard Papers Used. Al styles of bind ing m Magazines and BLANK BOOKS. EFERENC B National B 1k, Citizens' Bank, ¥irst National Bank, Oficer & Pusey, Bank MELYIN SMITH & 00 SUCCESLORS 10 McMAHON & CO. Abst acts of Title, Loan and Real Es tats Brokers, No. 236 Main St. Having purchased the “most velia~ ble abstract books in this county."” known_ as the *McMahon Books,* we are now preparee nish abstracts and respectfully so- it the patronage of al‘ those desir- ing correct abstracts of title to lands and lots in Pottawattamie county, MELVIN SMITH & (D, NO. 236 MAIN §T., COUNCIL BLUFFS E. Smith & s OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1A, Established 1857, Special advertisements, such ns Loet, Foand To Lo, For Sule, To Rent, ®ants, Ronrdinu, lumn ut the low NE for the first fusce- veCents Per Line for cach subsequent oo No. 12 I Broadway, Council Llufs. I strect, near WANTS, Burber shop. wood location, gocd Addvoss 11, e ofice, Fnu SALE reason for aclling ‘\ ANTED—=A thoroughly competent man to take cnre of horse and do ¢ . Must duffors need apply. C. Council Blulls' JUTICH=Miss M T, Schott A Huzard, now with Smith & Musson, nachine oflice. 18 prepared 1o 4o al ihroidory, neediework and maching: at the Dowmestic Parlors, No. 43 De recommiended. No Huldune, 50 Pearl st formerly with e Kinds of ¢ Btitching ‘W Tovcint of the ngent at of C. Shenfield, n re :d by the contructor, pre cock —A now two Blory frame hoiieo taining 6 rooms, hnll u under entire house, on N. ¥ and Little Curtis street. ks from Do- \ny'~ opera houso * Nobrer, ut 02 Main st VW ANTED A cottage o five or six rooune Iocuted convenient 1o bu winail family, no children. Address fiee oftice Wi vispy,” NTED - lioys to w d. Apply ot Beo of Taga by (he thou- FANTED-A Loy with pony to carry Beo \} PO SALL Parties it ofbce. VY A ernter o onn 7 ANTED- 1h office to seloet their wedding curas, ronte. Ol paporcs for & lice Job JEOUND=A bun s Owner enn bive by nppiying to . Cheek on Omnha bank. Owner e by wppiving o Bee oftice, COAL 0f G. MAYNE, At 8th st and 11th ave., and M. Galla- gher's store, Lower Broadway. Will supply you with a cleaner and hetter quality of C@L Than any one in the city, A trial will con vince you. No 628 Broadway TELEPHONE 109, [ ‘Wastford.s of Hartford Cal ulam, of Sar vauu State.%of Des Muuu Williamsburg City,* of Brooklyn. of Wew York Those marked with a® Insure also_against loss o Wind Stormis, Cyclones and Tornadues {RERL EOTRTE o i aas ONEY LOANED ox AND FARM PROPERTY RALES, * , GOOD C1TY AT Lowest I THE HEATON FUEL G0~ f