Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 25, 1886, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE.| COUNCIL BLUFFS SATURDAY MORNING DEC. 25 OFFICE, NU. 12, PEARL BTREET. Delircred by cmrrier in wny pest of the city a | twenty cents per weck M. W. T -+ Manager. PBrerxres Orrice, NiGur Evito) The Bec in Council Ruffs, The Bre wishes all its Council Blufis patrons and friends the merriest kind of a Christmas, though it will not siop to | take any holiday itself. The Bre will be delivere the carriers will make the n his morning and the Co rs will ‘be fur nishe ily, without regard to nolidays, and necessary part of the enjoyment of the holiday sea ®on - MINOR MENTION, a N. Y. Plumbing Co. to-day | An you have treated each .um all of W, L.B Burhorn for bargains New fall t Rester's nplete sets of Dicker hnell's Books of nefl's Lhe i t Just ¢ ing for $7.50 at il kinds very eheap at Bush hiareh had their Christmas | opal elireli s icely decor AW l liad turk R P Snow in the aity 1,000 pords of fine canly price; Palnior's:No. 13 A Woman Against Woman® noon at Doliany's, 4,000 pounds of price; Palni Main street., The Clristmas entertainment at eh took place ning I’ y considerations in r wsactions yesterday wore § i o harvest. promises to bo good It Nnow ten inches thick and more coming 4,000 pounds of fine candy at price, Palmer's, No. 12 Main St. W. o« ‘.vvnlr‘-rl‘nn the manufacturer, remembered employes with a plump turkey. 4,000 pounds of fine cardy at imer'’s, No. Muain St Ihe work of putting in mond fire and police al ing o well thal it is ex) pleted by the rirst of the new yes The postofiice will he open only be tween 10 and 11 o'clock this morning. The carriers will not make 4 delivery but will make one coliection this afternoon. The funeral of the late Alex Obert wus held terd fternoon. His brothers of the (AL tended ina body, and the usual tribute Lo a veteran was puid to him, Tonight the printers erous friends ocaupy with 1 masque one of the lar KeasoN, eman & Co. wi thai every min ey for dinner t reduced rect this lis evening. andy at reduced after The is reduced horse collar ch of his reduced the Rich and their the Temple hall It promises to be gest and jolliest halls of the num- therr usual gener- o) arge number of dolls to ibuted by the chureh folks to the n who might be missed by Santa osity be dist child Claus. Reno & Co. generously gave ahout seyenty-five books to the Bapust chureh, 10 be distributed among: those who would enjoy them, but were unable Lo purchyse them, F 4,000 pounds of fine candy at reduced prive; Palmer’s, No. 12 Main street. Nora Fitzgibbon, who was held for drugging and rummn in Jim Snodderly’s ik fed iooke thbcrantl jury having found n0 indictment against lier. Yor sale or exchange Counail Blufix or Oma most promising and fashio; red two-year-old stallion, Rule 6. Add P. B. Hunl, Ha Wecarry a sarger stock than eye £ Our stock is i sorted, newest designed in the city prww defy competition, See and con- If. Burhorn, Jeweler, No any merchants now g ing their cnst a chee for a | with every 25 cent purchase that fellow who threw aquarter into the vation Army tambourine asked maiden for his ticket 3 2l the A. hall this evening 38 snid to be the best of the will bellustrated so as to proye both in- nd instructiv S reporte having skipped, has voluntarily ape: and given bonds for his appemsinee when aver wanted 1o answer (o the ¢l having seduced & Walnut gir le that the against him 1l through, and he will be ged as on the prelimmary hearin The Sunday school of the Con tional church had a tree and plc entertainment for the young folks chureh at 5 o'clock yes ~lnnh y he pres cen was tho appearance of two Santa. Claue, twins, who like the ““I'wo Johns'' i much sport. One was the Santa (uun from the north pole, the other from the gouth pole. ‘I'ne Sons of Veterans had an agrecable | mi wsquorade last oning. The Templo hall was very pleasingly decorated, and the arrangeiments all their dét were such us to make the afluir very en- Joyable. Although one of the youngest organizations in the city, it is growing rapidly into public The purposcs of the organizati nost commiend able, and the membership should be rapidly increased. Miss Efiie Ellsler and company night produced “Woman Agmainst Woman' at Dolany’s to a faiv sized sudienee. The play is a domestic comedy arama. The entire company were fine in their parts, and Rachel Westwoud *'u bad 'un,” who allowed Bessie ton, (Miss Lilsler) tomarry the man she should bhave, is cortainly the woman to be against s womun to succeed. The John' Tres sider of Frank Weston with the Engiish aceent is fine und the play should be 11y patronized, both at tho ,Ilvrllmm .mll this A'\A'nn\ last b, inning of lln il 'l l. 084 DA AECRA0S With BAuD ROt 1tis story of domestic life in whioh essio wton and John | L ey e year n i broken up by the in- ginuations of another woman W ho was previously in love with her husband, and ? drs. Trossider child which she is sceret from her husband, - Weather strips at Ch - bm the in Substantial avsiracts of titles estate loans. J. W. & B 201 Pear and rea 1. 8quire street, Counerl Blufls. § Centerville soft-lump_coal, T [ Wm. Welch, 3. { Four | from | fellow, nan's 165 Main, | | the Stoves ! Stoves ! Stoy For the next thirty days 1 owill sell lmumg stoyes at cest for cash only, . DeVoL. GATHERED FOR CHRISTMAS. The Grand Jury Completes Its Labors and Oets Weighed and Counted. COMANCHE BILL FOUND GUILTY Old Ticket Agent Arrested For Forgery—Montgomery's Body Not Recovgged - The Doings i (¥ ~Mere Mention, Closed Tta Labors, The grand jury yesterday finiched its labors and were discharged. They have made an excellent record for faithfulness to duty and evident honesty of intent. In dispersing the jury presented the follow ing commu To tra Schofield, Foreman ol the Grand Jury of the Distriet Court, December term. 188, We, the undersi said grand jury. hereby tender to you our nks for the gentlemanly manner in which have condueted the business of thie ziand prompt and courteous manner K BRrics, ‘ nn:vlhwv~ ROWS V.nnl Ill NTINGTON Wy K Rombwr MiLoe, Ln. BRITTON. SANUEL DY Some infer concorning ) are merchunts, man, one cle one con stockman one | men was W st ¢ Lhe avers joryman the seales at veing just Ihe L tipping and the righte ¥ t 1 nativity of the from lowa, two o Englishmen, tiw nsylvanians, two ( 1, OF nonter, one fre jurymen were married 1 children, one being bl and the totai numk presented being 69. jnrymen showed from y from Ohio, m ini sed with r of children afts & Co. are loanmg money on all classes of chattel securities at one hali their former See them before sceuring your loans pounds of fine candy at redueed Palmer's, No. 12 Mam'st 1,000 price An clogant line of short wraps, new miarkets; ete,, cheap, to elose them out Joux Bexo & Co. Forging R ad Tickets. Yesterday there arrived from Clarinda, A. B, Whipple, in charge of the sherift of that county, and aceompauied by Ma- jor Woods, of the seeret scrvice of the Chicago, Bwlington & Quiney, and Jimmy Davis, wnother shrewd deteetive, of Ow The cuses ainst Whipple ha n worked up nly by Davis, Ma, him. Whipple was fc at Coin, and Iater has It1s elaimed that he hus for some time been going wrong, and has been gty of forging vailway tickets. Ilis mode of procedure seems to have been to huy a ticket, for instance. from Glenwood to Plattsmouth, and then erase the name Plattsmouth, and sub: mu © therefor the name of Donver, Su altered ticket he is said to have sold to l) \\ Bushnell, of this city, on the th day of Novem: bel charged wilh a like da, and “his bail on that e wis fixed at $2,000. Another in- i been tiled ainst him here, on account of the tic sold to Bushnell. Itis said that he { such tickets ) refused yest v river, so that it will ‘Le ne cure requisition papers I n November he ered at the Ogd, ¢, of Coin, Ia. The Pub) out all holi sale prices. cket agent been buying grain essary 10 se- Wi aen in shers” Book sale will £oods at less than close whole- At We have a fine line of Christmas novelties that we are selling cheaper than cver was known, also mufiiers, silk handkerchiefs, ladies”and gents’ gloves, clothing, fine Sealskineaps, Jons Bexo & Co, See that your hool house & Co., roor 1, A “Con" Man Convicted. I'ne jury i rease of Lloyd, b known as “‘Camanche Bitl,” yesterday returned a verdiet finding him guilty. Tt seldom that one of this ¢ of fel- T IS Pleasing velief from the usual termination of such HCan che Bill” only got §i5 s vietim, and will have to tuke a streten for it, Ie is the fellow who made such a desperate attempt to dig out ) 0ity and who so nearly ac lishod his purpose, e slipper and wiil tuke any sort of chan rather than sufler himself to be lodged i the penitentiary, He has been notorious years, but this 1s the first time, so far as known, that he has been convicted. Alithongh arrested often, he has always managed to get the cases dismissed, the suckerf bought off or in some way made 2ood his escape, enses. Five humdred overconts for chiliren, from $1.50 up. MeTcaLy Bros, boys and Heating stovesateost to close them out A. Wouod, No. 504 Muin street, - Weather Muin st M strips at Chapman's, 105 s e F hristmas, Three young follows were yesterday sefore Judge Aylesworth on & writ of abeas corpus. They had been arrested and placed in jail in Gienwood on the charge of baving burned some of the Burlington & ¢ examining into udge decided that there evidence identifying them guilly parties, and he accordingly ed them three bo: way fence and b Some hours afterw three were found warming themsclves "f the embers, ‘They claimed that they did not build the fire, and knew nothing of its orig ving the inference that some other party ad been guilty of the of- and that they ing the e to get alittle warinth improved it ki tho faal " the the ds ..n from 1 with a fire those the Eleetric door bells, bu every form of domestie anccs at the New York l'nmv».m,,;( o New goods and Christmas Noselties at irsland’s, jeweler, No. : ‘The Body Not Found§ The mayor and the marshal yesterday considered the advisability of dragg the river for the body of John Mont gomery, the watchman who fell in from Lridge at an.early hour Thursday worning. It was decided that such a search would avail little, as the chances are that the body has Jong since been ¥ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, DECE IBER 25. 1884 swept far away drowning ar watehman h e man, The particulars of the peculiarly sad. The other the ery of the unfortun- nd went to his rescue, but just a8 he reached him bis lantern twas knocked over, and in the darkness In~ attempt to catch the drowning 1 resulted only in getting hold of his The drowning man sank out ot sight nother grasp could be made even John Montgomery was a hard working Founig man, who Was the only ohild And chief support for his aged parents, who live near the packing honse, The old gentleman is nearly beside himself and has to he watchea closely to prevent his gomg to the river and needlessly expos fhg himself in trying to recover the body - Hard and soft ¢ all sizes, Missour B Frel company, phene 136 best nd low Sl | quality. wool [N adway. Tele - resents free to our February 1. One chan hase. Moore & Kip iway et~ a rge line of the most elogant : ., chains, silver and plated ware, dec nl ated China and glassware, smitah. \1 for holiday and wedding presents, af 3 Jacquemin & Co.'s, street i & No. 419 Bro: - Wanted in Omaha. The police received word fi that a fellow named wanted there for a found the young man in Texas’ colored dive and arrested him with another white man, who e his Cartiy. The latter Trank, but in v the eow vs the judge made him a Christm present of the usual fine, and warn him not to be found h mging avound such places as Toxa at 2 0'clock in the morning, ‘The other h low, Wilson, was taken over to Omalis \vnlvltl:\)' Mrs, J. B chien) 1 Omaha Frank Wilson was §30 robvery. They squerade s alf's for rent licago. Order tickets T Masquerade of the Bushnell's book stor e Our entire stock of fine meluding toilet sets, odor ¢ es, albums and serap book closed out at less than wholesile pr to-day and to-morrow. and seld at about your own price Publishers’ Book sale, 347 Broadw ts at Non Met- st of ze and sceuroe y wd - Chiristin: Sons of Veteran your car plush goods, dee Street’s Old Shortage. ¥t will be remembered thut S, D, Street, formerly clerk of this county, was reported as being short in his ac counts, the alleged deficit amounting to several thousand dollars, Swit was ¢om- meneed some time o unst him - and his bondsmen, but ter has there 'y juries havo had called to the matter, but no eriminal action has been comme; nee . The prosent grand 4 found an indictment against him, ch: ing him with embezzlement. My, § is now in California. — house il -Oper awber sha, bath rooms re-opened. Personal P Stubbs is pound boy. C. 1. Holmes, a merchant of Magnolia, was at the I wzraphs, w the father of a n\\'nml was in on legal l»u~i||- s yesterday Smith McPherson. of Red Oak, ex-at- torney general of the state, was at the Ogden yesterday. who is de h\v res b I|c4u|quh-|~ at the John Huoghes, who school at Atchison, K holiday st in his work spirits. T. Roberts, of Demison, who is pre r.uuwm soon move to this city, having bought an inter act oflice v owned m MeN | was at the \Hnmlmf' n me for a HE NS EaansdninainiBoly and is in good health and The annual renting of pews will oceur at the Presbyterian church Monday, De- cember 8 p.m. All existing cont at that time. of the poard of trustees, - Saint Paunl's Church. s will be held in this chureh to- |..;‘..m..w at 10:30. The nsnal Sun be held on Sunday, the : bemg devoted to the childven, when the presentation of gift will take place. - Don't buy your n until you look at those suit or overcoat at Motealf Bros’ NOVELTIES Add justwhut you want for Chyistmas, at Harkness Brothers e ——— They have just opened len Novelties especially for You cgn find nearly EVERYTHING You want among them andthe prt- ces ave very low, Have also just veceived « very nice lot 0j Lace Scarfs and Fischus, Elegant presents for you to malke (o your wif cases of Christinas, ortment is lu of Silk Hand shiefs, Mufl'lers, mbroidered aad Hemstitened Handkerchiefs, Kid Gloves, Silk Dresses, cte,, ete, Table Linens cant Table , and 0 ens in in patiern g to mateh Veare selling RUGS | In all sizfs at nominally low prices Come and look over ourlarge stock and you will tind on some one of our three Noors something you will want and you will save money by buying it of us We do not give iottery tickéts and con- sequently you do not have to pay any extra price for the goods. HARKNESS BROS., ONE HUNDRED FREE GIFTS To Be Given Avmy’ B} 7Bnnry Eiseman & Co.'s People's Store, TO THE LUCKY TICKET-HOLDERS On January 15th, 1887, ( urniture, Ohinaware, Blankets, Table Linen Money, 8ilk Dress terns, sisting of Clothing, ntions, Pat For every two dollar's worth of goods purchased, you will receive a conpon ticket, good for one ehanee in the follow ing Grand Presents to e given away by us on January 15th, 188 FIRST PRIZE -One of Parlor i tete-u-tete <y v&, all uphol es of Glogant silk suite stered in assorted plughes, worth 1 SECOND PRIZE-One Mahogony Bed Room Suite, consisting of huMu ad, Dresser and Wash Stand of elegant finish with beveled g s, worth $100 Y One of the very be: Nickel Plated Domestic v ing Machines. The very best machine in the United St worth $65.00, FOURTIL PRIZ} I'wenty Guinett best Black Silk, §,00 per yar 5 FIFTH PRIZ London Dyed ( SIXT ya cost it Seal Plush to order L worth $60.00, —One pait of tho. finest White Blankets made by the Pioncer Wor h mill, of California, worth $40.00, SEVENTH PRIZE O, Beautigully Decorated Dinner ! ronsist mgof one hundred PRI \Lm \lnfl \\nHIv \[\]ll 1l a and m. I Seal fine Paisley Augora Beaver NTH CRIZE - One Gentleman's lothing, made of Imported naranteed a fine fit for the Worth $35.0), CPWELFTH PRIZE--A ientleman’s 3 Jvercoat, worth \;mun I'H PRIRE One Boy's , for a hoy between the ages of vs, to be chosen by the lneky party holding the ticket. Worth $ § FOURTEENTH PRIZ , for u boy between the s to be selected by the w ). ENTH PRIZEOne Elegant In- s Cloak, worth £10.00. 'L NI PRIZE -~ One hle, worth $10,00 TH PRIZE--One piece of ‘Fruit of the Loom™ muslin, INTH PRIZE — One half dozen of thevery best Celebrated “Gold” white shirts, of which we are the exclu- ive agents, worth £.00. f 'H PRIZI Elogant One Fine Silk One Linen Table Set, "sble Cloth and i} n l)n/l n ity Dollar -One Toilet 3—One very One Hand —One Stand b e bottle fine Perfume. One ‘Tob)yas \n( W, One Tablc § One fine Sy -One fine Lun 5 One hammered brass Unibrella One-h 2. fine Towels, itk Umibrella. ine Doll. One set China Dishes, suitble sroom Holder. S Suspend- 0. 40—0One Silk Handkerchief. No. 41--One nice Doll. half doz. lad dress pattern ¥ 44--One Boy —One Boy W One fine l"\m(: rd mn unent, rice Doll. e fine Doll. — One elegant Table Cover e Bottle Perfume Hnul ce landkerehief hild's fine Lace Collar, legant Doll ‘;Yn\l Doll. p hlv Secarf, fine Doll > Mouth Organ Imitation Steam Piano » tine Book e fine Book. o Pocket Knife e fine Doll. fine Doll. e Dr. Warner's Corset Shoulder Shaw! infan’s Lace Cip o lady’s Companion. : Sitk Mufller. Jarge Doll fine Book fine Book, : Lunch Basket WH—One G—One -One A One 83—0ne s No, 81 n(in |l|.m s Sus One pair Men's Gloves One pair Hm 5 8 Dna 89—One fine Ilull fine Doll 90 ~One large Doll H1—One larze Doll #2—-One Negklace 03—One ) Gold Cud Buttons L 94—-One Locket —One nice | 06— One puir S| 97—0ne Silve 48 -One line Breast Pin 89—One pair Kid Gloves 100—One Lace Handkerchief Total value of presents, $100. W ith ever; ;'w.n\u-.- you receive ticket, also 4 ticket for every additional st Pin ve Buttons Thimble announced and mvited call and re ceivy their preseots Mg ) REMEMBER You have to pay nothing extra for your purchase We goarantee to sell yon goods cheaper than any other house in the west, and best stock to select from MAIL ORDERS, All orders by mail will receive prompt attention, and tickets fc the free gift distribution will be .uul enclose » as if you were pre o distributions will be made with and you may depend on it t'the lucky numbers only will receive their presents No tickets will ployes of our ho Customers only will re fits Calland see the above mentioned pres- ents now on exhibition in our mainmoth store and \XIIII\(' yourself Respectfu y "tilnlh}\l\\&(' People’s Store, 820 Broadway, the be issued to the em- ive the bene- - Nos. 314, 816, Counci! Bluffs, 318 and | Numinating & Lubricatiag 011 Gas)in forwarded | A sub stantia] present is always me ng out all of our furniture consisting of Carpets workmanship and materis der on short notice, Hair Bedding of all kinds nd Upho! Moss and to Council E R, ORC LW, BUTTERINE Wholesale and retail. Lands re. Farmin $10.00 por centinterest in lowa, School and state Land Buyers fare nds ree No. 53 Broadway, Council Blufts, Suipped Ttoon Itersonable Ratos. WHOLESALE AWD JOBBING HOUSES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, DEERE, WELLS & CO,, . Wholesale Agricultural Implemeats, Buggiss, Carriages, Fte ,Ete. Council Bloffs, Towa. KEYSTONE MANUFACTURING CO. Manufucturers of and Dealers in o Hand and Power Corn Shellers, And ageneral Jine n‘r first class agricultura Nos. 1801, nth Main Street, lowa. DAVID BRADLEY & €O, v an t Jobbers of Ma Agricultural Implements, Wagons, Buggies, i Carviages. and all kinds_of Farm Machiner 100 to 1118 South Main Street, Counoil Blul o, Clrpets (mrlains, Wmdow‘Shadus Oll Cloth, Curtain Fixtures, Upholstery Goo Eic. "Na. 406 Broadway’ Counil Blutfs, 0wa., CIGARS, TOBACCO, BT PEREGOY & MOORE, —Wholcsale Jobbers in tho— Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobacco & Pipes Nos. Z6Main und 2/ Poarl S(s. Council Blutfs, 0wa. COMMISSION, SNYDER & LEAMAN, STORAGE Froit and Prodace Commission Merchants. 22,4 and 26 Peal St., Council Binffs, DRrRUGG HARLE, HAAS & €O, Wholesale Draggists, Oils, Paiuls, Glass, | Druggists’ § No. 22 Main 5t., and Ne ndrics, Tite. 0. 2 . Council Binfe, Penrl s FRUITS 7 . W. BUTTS, Wholesale Califorala Pruits a Specially General Commiseion. No. 54 Breadway, _Council Blu \\“U & Iil QL Wholesale Fnuls. Confeclranrry. COMMISSION. No, 16 and 18 Pearl St., Council Blui HARNESS, ET0. BECKMAN, STROHBEHN & C0O,, Manufacturers of and Wholesale Denlers in Lgather, Harness, Saddlery, Etc. £t Council BluTs, lowa, CALF BROTHERS, Jobbers {n Hats, Caps and Gloves, Nos. 862 and 344 Brondway, Coancil Blufa, HEAVY HAIRRDIWARE, KEELI & FELT, Iron, Steel, Nails, Heavy Hardware, OLLS, COUNCIL BLUKFS OIL CO,, —~Wholesale Dealors in BTC K BTO. £.Theodore, Agent, Council HIuffs, Towa. LUMBER PILING ETC A. OVERTON & €O, Hard Wood, Southera Lumber, Piling, d Bridge Materiul Speciaitios. Wholosaig Luuy L o Ry No. 150 Maig St, u, il Blote. 1owa, WINES aAD LIQL JOHN LINDER, Imported and Domestic Wines & Liquors ent fur 8. Gotthard's Herb Bitters. No.i3 & Muiv St Council Blulfy. N'll&l—:lhl‘ll( & BECK, Porelgn and Domestic Wines and Liquors, 600 Main St., Councit Blufa Holiday Gifts Elegant Easy Chairs, Divans, Ottomans, Hassacks, Foot Rests, Music y. This furniture is our 1 to factory made goods and Cotton Upholster and Repair Furniture of all Kinds. Mr.Stockert Personally Superintends all work. Bluffs Carpet Co. 405 BROADWAY, REVINOR, = EF Famities supplivd with ten and twenty ponud ages, .|J. Y, FULLER, 39 Pearl st., Council Bluffs FARM LANDS CHAP Minnesota, Kansas, Tows Commercial Dey Night School During the Win W, S. appreciated by the receiver. We are clo , to make room fos weture, and superior in prepared to make to or Turkish Spring Beds and We s Mattresses, EDSTOCKERT BUTTERINE, 00 to 5 per and ranging from ¢ in Minncsota on 80 years’ time Information, ete P, P LA USLRUE, 1, agent for Freidriksen & Co., Chicago. rtments. Taition Do FATUTLSON, Pre L. KIRSCHT & €O, Wholesale Liguor Dealers. No. 416 Broadway, Coun FINE - FHENGH MILLINERY, 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN. Ladiesbuy 5 hat or bonnet, ; 810, round irip, SPECIAL NOTICES OTICE. pecial advertisements, such as Lost, Foand 1, For 8alo, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, insertod in this coluwmn at the iow CENTS PER LINE for the first inger- i 0 Cent Per Lina for cach subsoquent ingort Leave advertisements at our office 2 Peal strect, nesr Bromdway, Council Blufrs. WANTS, D=lls wliwser of eporienco, fuir ¥ and ofice ing sute, horse and Dy, A i HEto Mooy & prctmes ship in reul estito bu 0 Omabin or desk room in an office. Box 52, New Hmmpton, lowa. MW ANIED-A soune gnl to help work during the vicution of schoots, Addicas i Biufle., house city Council P OISALE—linrhor shop, kaod location, good reuson for selling. Address H, Bee ofice. to IKnnsns railrond €outh of Kiowa, v from Kinsas ity 1o Klown is $8.0. By talking a roceipt of the ngent, at Kansas City, in the name of €. Shenfleld, 're buie of £1.52 will e wllowed by the contrnctor. #2 mouth and hourd 1o the tenn and §1.30 per duy to the Inborers. Bo week. Work will Inst (wo ye for ‘wirter, For [urther inform on address C. Shonfleid, Kiowa, Kansns. - Ite evence, Justice N. Sehurz, Council Bhufts, TOR SALE-—Or Ren S P A O A T cock, Tn, Address William H. Butler, Neoln, Tu Fon nuNt contuin entire b A now two story frame house 1g 6 Tooms, Linii Mid ocllar under on N. E.'corner Avenun F and Only " blogks trom Do Uou M. F. Nohrer, nt -A cotinge of flve or Mix rooms, onfent to bu i Address Hee arties intending o be married uicd to call At the Peyor's lice Job office 1o select their wedding eards. Dissolution Notice. NOTICE (8 bereby given thit the partnership Boreiofore existing between O 1. smith and A L. Mug-on i this duy dissolved by mutual con sent, A, L Musson retiving. The husiness will ted by €, 1L Smith, who will receive nd seitle alluzcodnts due tile lute firn [ MELYIN SMITH & (0., McMAHON & CO. Abst acts of Titls, Tian anl Rua'ds tate Brokers, No. 236 Maia St. Having purchased the “most velia’ ble abstract books in this county, known_as the *McMahon Abstri Books,” we are now prepared to fur- nish abstracts and ‘vespectfully so- licit the patvonage of all those desiy- ing corvect abstracts of title to lands and lots in Pottawatlantic county, MELVIN SMITH & (D, NO. 236 MAIN Sl.. COUNCIL BLUFFS. SORS TO JOIIN ¥. 810 NE. JACOR $1M§ STONE & SIMS, ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW, | Praetice in 11 |\ THE HEATON FUEL G0 - | Will supp'y vou with a cleaner and bettes quality of COoAL Than any one in the city trial wiltl con vince you. No 628 Broadway. Teleplione 110 CRESTON HOUS. The only hotel in Council Blufis having' Fire HEscape And all o lern improvements 1d 210 Main et MAX MOIIN, Prop. StarSele Sables and el Vards BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUITS, Opposite Dumiy Depot. ajuasaday E £ = 3 g o n at \.nn or i car loads, pu-mpl\\ illed by contract on tice. Stock sold on commission, Survrer & Bovky, Proprictors Telephone No. 114 ormerly of Keil Sale st.ave and 410 street Stables, corner e A A i Horses and Mules For adl purposes, hought an and in lots. Large qua from. Several pairs of fine dvivers, iy gle or dovible. MASON WISE. Council Blufis, sold, at retai} ies to select OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLULES, TA, Establishea TELEPHONE 106, B ]‘IRL L.., RANCE 1.1 the follo mq Comp German Amevican, of New York Phuenix,* of Hartford. Hartford. of Hartford Califoynian, of San Francisco, Scottish Union & National, of Edinburg. Union, of San Franciscn. State,* of Des Moines. Willianisbirg City,* of Broeklyn Those muvhed with a¥ insure also_agaiust loss by Wind Stormis, Cyclones and Tornadoes REAL ESTATE h/l(’\l'\' LOANED o~ Goop ciry AND FARM PROPERTY A1 LOWE ¥ RATES, ¥ 4 # 4 % ¥ Ledgers, .lunrnu’h‘, County ané Bank Work of All iinds aSpec- ialty Prompt Attention to Ml Orders MOREHOUSE & 60. Room 1 Everet Block, Council Blufle, Standurd Papers Used. Al styles of bind- ing in Magazines and BLANK BOOKS. C.B. Citizons' Bank, iret National Bunk Oficer & Pusey, Banicers,C. 15 Buy COAL 0f G. MAYNE, AL Gth st and Lith ave,s and M. Galla- gher's store, Lower Browlway. N. SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace Expreis FOR BLr SALZ 1N COUNOIL 5 AND OMANA Office over Americar THEATRICAL WIGS, BEARDS, Grease Paints Mys. C. L. Glllettes Rooms T and 6 Shugart-en ook COUNCIL BLUFFS [ Human Hair Emporium No, 208 Main Street. Cauncil Blufts, lowa. \