Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 3, 1887, Page 6

BT — 6 THE DAILY BEE. ——— COUNCIL BLUFFS THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 8. OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET. Delivered by earrier in any part of the city at twenty cents per week. H. W.TiLton, « - . TELEPHONES: Brrinpss Orrice, No. 43 Nignt Bvitor No. 2. —_— MI Manager. OR MENTION, N. Y. Plambing Co. Eli Perkins February 8. Go to ice rink concort to-night. Heayy suits cheap to order at Reiter’ List your property with Crossland & Otis. For pointers in town lots call on mour, Barbee & Co , 86 Pearl street, Wait and see the plat of Squire’s Park addition before buying a lot New tolephones put in—W. W. Bilger, No. 212, and Benson & Mayne, No. 213. Leave to wed was yesterday given to William Stone and Luclla Pedigo, both of this city See Terwilliger's Ar- § addition at F. J. Day Choice lots in Van Brant and Rice's new addition on sale to-day at Crossland & Otis', Be in at the opening of the Benson & Mayne Real Estate company oflice at noon to-day. Every printer in both Council Blufls and Omaha seems to have his hands full. All the job ofiiees are rushed. New bargains every day at Crossland & Otis R. E. Copson was yesterday hauling in his broom corn, about fifteen tons, and selling it to partics who ship it at once to Oregon, le—Opposite new P 0. on vity, $4.000, Williwms, owner, 18 north Main street. Block 76, R. R. taken by 18 north ) 3 The best bargains to-day 18 ‘Perwilli- ger's addition at Day’s. If you want to laugn, get fat, and have something to laugh about for months to n a stock of Eli Perkins’ jokes house this evening. | Wickham and Osear Kiplinger have I their real estate oflice in the rear of Moore & Kinlinger’s. 1. 0. O. F.—All Council Blufts Odd Fellows are requested to meet at Odd Fellows® hall this evening at 7:30 o'clock to reccive visitors from Omaha lodges. The best laying addition in the city, arge iows, Terwilliger's at Day’s. Armour, Barbee & Co., the new real estate firm at No. 36 Pearl street, have a addition lots $55, if Williams, owner, ore 10 a. m., list of Council Blulls property that will make you 50 per cent to-day if you buy early. Justice Schurz officiated at a of the Kiel hotel, the happy pair being O. L. Lucas, of Steel 1Cll_\/. Neb., and Abbie Jones, of Lovelund, 2. Kiphnger & Wickham, city property for sale. Maps tagged plain figures, Largo li 1 additions. Ofl rear of Moore & plinger’s cigar store. One fellow has for four nights had free lodging at the city jail. Yesterday he was brought betore the court on a char; ancy, but on promising to lodgings in some other town he was al lowed to go. Wait and sce the plat of Squire’s Park aadition before buying a lot. F. J. Day will put the Sherraden tract on the market this morning. Terms, one-half cash, balance in one and two ears at 8 per cent interest on or before. Jall early and secure a bargain. This tract is called Terwilliger’s addition. The young German who has been cared for at the city iail tor a week past, having a frozen foot, and being without money, has received remittances from his friends in the cast, and secured a sitnation in a hotel, thus becoming self-supporting. Kiplinger & Wickham is tha new real estate firm; large list of chesp property and fine chance to invest. Maps tagged n plain figures, Harry Johnson is a familiar name on the police records. A short time ago he 'was jailed for thumping his woman, and on making such good promises was al- Jowed to go forth on his own bond for future good behavior, The police have him in charge again for getting drunk and for beating a board bill. Wait and sce the plat of Squire’s Park addition before buying a lot. The insane man who has been county jail for several days, tell even his name, | ered from his de at the too wild to as suddenly recov- gement, and now secms to be all right. ” He gives his name s Burns, and his home as Pittsburg. He is a tanner by trade. He will probably * be helped to reach his eustern home., If you want to make some money ?uivk to-day cull on Armour, Barbee & ‘0., 36 Peari street, who Lave some bar- gains in cheap lots, Everybody should go to the opera house and hear Eli Perkins, the great humoriat, I.u»mr;)ll. There is need of a hearty lnuglas a relief for the excitement ands strain of the past week. Secure your seut this morning. Get your buitons sewed on, and prepare for an evening of fun. It 15 a rare chance and should’ be lm'jvrovcd. 'he Benson & Mayne Real Estate company oflice will open for business at noon to-day. Lots in Benson's addition, East Omaha addition, Bryant & Clark’s addition and Brown's addition on sale. Rubber stamps of all descriptions made on short notice by the Council Bluffs Rubber Stamp company. Scnd us a postal card if you can't’ come yourself, snd we will send our agent to your laco of business with samples. Addross dbber Stamp Company, 836 and 338 Broadway. The Benson & Mayne Real Estate com- pany will open théir office for business this ufternoon und the entire force of out- side salesmen of the C. E. Mayne Real Estate and Trust company, of Omaha, will be over looking up the town. The Mayne oflice in Omaha and Benson & Mayne's ofice in Council Bluffs will work togother, Be i at the opemng and buy a lot for 25 per cent of its value, Y Electrie door bells, burglar alarms and every form of domestic Ay appli- ances at the New York Plumbing Co. —— Oscar Kiplinger and Xd Wickman have opened in the real estate business in the old bourd of trade rooms 1n the rear of Moore & Kiplinger's cigar store, and would be pleased to see their old faiends. List your property with them., —~ All my coalis weighed by Amy, the only authorized city weighmaster, and fi:flranluud to hold out 2,000 pounds to e ton. Good soft coal ut $3.60 a ton, N. W, WiLLiaus, SRR L. B. Crafts & Co, are loaning money ou all classes of chattel securities at one- balf their former rates. See them before securing your loans. ~-~ The *'Old Fashioned Distriet School,” it the opera house next Tuesday evening for the benelit of the Cott hospita fund. Tickets 50 cents. Tickets on sale now at Busnuoll's. Resorve your seats. - J. W quire's abstracts are perfect and cost 1o more than others. 88 B0 ware Geurge Rudio, real estate and nego- tiator of loaus, No. 1507 Farnam streot, Onaba. Bargaius in Council Blufls and Omala property. CATCH AS CATCH - CAN, Everybody Grabbing For Bargains in Ooun- cil Bluffs Dirt. THE SALES INCREASING RAPIDLY Heaton Wants Damages PPor a Spark From an Engine, But Does Not L GetD It — A Pie Sociable— Short Stop Items. The Boom Growing. The boom boometh. There seems to be a hot increase daily. Yesterday the excitement was great. The real estate oftices were thronged throughout the day and late into the night. The crowds were buying mainly, some fow selling, but all busy. The sale opened yesterday for lots in the Ballard tract and in the K. C. tract, forming what is known as the Omaha addition to Council Bluffs There was a large plat of these lots on Odell Bros. & Co.’s office, and a thr stood in front of it all day. Lots we quickly sold at from $300to $400. This tract is one of the best yet opened up. It is located west of the transfer and at the prices at which they we ; the pu s will ms tionately as the origing nearness of the lots to Om improvements to be made t that immediate vicinity, cause the out look to be favorable for these lots to be tl 000 or more within ninety days. e sale will be continued ro-day and the prices will doubtless rapidly L vance., The rush has been so great that it was impossible to make out deeds, one man keening his blue peneil busy mark- § W owners, the great s spring in ing off lots, while ¢ the sales, i - in Cou nd the end seems J.W. & B L. Squires opened up also yesterday the sale of lots in their Squires’ park. There was a regular rush. The is located rigiit north of the trans- nd bordering close upon it. High ground, available for immediate improve ments, the lots are choice ones. The sale ly at $350 a lot, and at this were going so_ specdi the owr thinking cither of advane- ing the prices or drawing out of the rket for the present, feeling that much more can be realized. Those who seeured lots yesterday were fortuuate. and there will be a big demand for them to. The other oftices were likewise thronged K. J. Day is being kept 5o busy that he can hardly turn und without ving another deal to look after. Balu- win & Troutman, the new firm, open up with a rush, and have a large amount of property which they are handling, much of it choice. W. C.'Stacy & Co. arc on the jump, in fact all hands find little time day or mrvm for anything but busincss. Finley Burke, who now live City, owns thirtecn acres w price th ck, und north_of Broadway, \rer was trying to buy yos- terday for $13,000 ea inquiry was sentto Mr. whether he would a answer had not been of writing, w A telegraphic Burke as to ept or not. The vived at the time ey & Co. yosterday sold D, D. ( ap’s farm, near Green's packing house, to yndicate for $100 per acre. Odell Bros! K ( ¥ ddition to Council Blufls property to the following: J. P. Organ, of Neola, ten; D. W. Bush- nell, two; Mrs. F. M. ledman, two; Nancy Odell, wwo; L. 1. MyDowell, three; Mrs. Jane H. E. W. Hart, four; H. D. Harl, four; four; A. T. Elwell, two blocks Harry Z, Haas, four, B. W, Carlisle, of Mi: i alley, two; L. B. Westbrook, N four; A. T. Rice, five; H. W. He: hester, N. Y., two; N. two; rine Cook, one; N, Merriam, of aha, twenty-one; E. H. Odell, twelve; T.S. Maxwell, of Des Moines, three; $16,000 worth of this property wassold to out of town people. There has been re- served for other purposes wh mclude several factories, lumber yards, ete., blocks 49 to 54 inclusive, which are lo- cated on the Union Pacific raiiroad track. There were a number of workingmen of Umaha who yesterday came over and invested in some of the property in the west part of the city, ‘[he Eiseman property, located at No. 418 Broadway next to the First National bank, was yesterday to F son Bros., and it is stated upon seemingly good authority that the building was pur- chased for McCague, the real estate man of Omaha, who will open up an office. Simon Biscman yesterday bought the Frank Forney tract of ten acres for $8,000. His purchases yesterday amount to about £30,000, but some of the deeds are not n shape to make public. Forney is in the employ of eman and paid 550 for the tract a few years ago. What is known as the 0. K.” meat market, twenty feet front was purchased by R. L. Williams. Keller & Harle bought half of block 22 ntral suburb, . M. H. Byers & Co. is another new firm, Mr. Byers'is ex-county auditor of Mills county , Armour, Barbee & Co. have located at No. 38 Pearl street. Among the out of town people who bought yesterday were A. ‘Q’. Courson of Cincinnati; A. T, Esmay of Chicago, A, C. King of Omaha, 8. C. Chatham of Chicago, T. 8. Maxwell of Des Moines, John L, McCague, A, M. Johnson, Joha W. Paul, Mr. Jemison, N. Merriman all of Omaha, The Jefferis farm will probably be sold to-day for $75,000, I'here are 265 acres and E. H. Sheafe has a twenty day option on the same, B. 8. Terwilliger has purchased of Forrest Smith half a block in Bayliss' third addition, . A. Ulmer has opend a real estate office in the l)gcrx\ house. J. L. Forman has sold his residence for 000, J.P. Casady sold the Grosvenor prop- erty on Washington avenue to James Saguin, master mechanic of the Union Pacific bridge for $6,000, This Beats Them All The Cooper & McGee hardware brick building, No. 41 Main street, will be of- fered for sale for two days only for $12,500. 1f not sold before Friday after- noon the price will be 15,000, This building has for & number of years brought in 100 per month rent. ~ Appl to Kiplinger & Wickham, No. 419 Bro: way Lot Exchange . e —— (st your property with J. W. & B L. Squire. They have $30,000 to invest for 8 non-resident to-day Centerville soft-lump coal, $3.75 per ton, delivered, Wm. Welch, 615 Main street, telephone § - The District Court, Yesterday the jury in the case of Heaton against the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railway company decided in favor of the defendants. The case was brought to make the railway company pay for the burning of Heaton's coal sheds, it being claimed that the tire or- iginated from a spark from a passing switch engine, and that the company was responsible. The suit has been hotly con- tested for a day or two in court, and the railway company wins this first round. lu the district court yesterday there was a dearth of attorneys. Whether they were all buying real estate or otherwise engaged is not known, but the bailiff had to run all over the city to secure the pres- ence of any attorneys, and the hour of opening of court was greatly delayed by their absence and the neecssary hunt Yesterd ternoon the court again run out of lawyers, and after making another attempt to get some of them to come n and thus permit some motions to be d, the court adjourned. It was the sensation of the day—a court compelled to adjourn because attorneys were so scarce, [ — iplinger & Wickham, Real s, board of trade rooms, taggad in plain figures, Estate Maps —— A Pie Sociable. The ladies of the Congregational church are arranging for a novel entertainment at the church parlors to-morrow (Friday) evening. It is to be a ‘‘pie sociable.” Besides other novel attractions and re- freshments there will ve a chance given to those who want to see the inside of the pie shop. Everybodyis invited. Admis- sion free, and refreshments served on order. — Bids on the beantiful lot on Oakland avenue will be opened at the office of Stacey & Co. at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. -~ - Go toice rink concert to-night. - Tho New Union Depot. The Union depot is to be located on . Riddle's addition, iying on Ninth and Tenth enues and venth and Tenth streets, and the Union cific railroad company will the blocks on the south side of Tenth for their freight tracks and city fre depot. Speculators want to keep clear of these blocks or they will get left. - Go to ice rink concert to-night. - Kiplinger & Wickham, real estate; No. 419 Brondway. GWait and see the Additicn betore buyin All orders from real estate brokers for ob printing will receive imme careful attention at Pryor’'s B oflice. Substant estate loans. J. 101 Pearl street, C Pacific house is the nearest hotel to the srity of real estate oflices in the city. 0 pei day. - of Squire’s i« lot. SIS abstracts of titles and real & E. L. Squire. No, uncil Bluffs. - y stop at the s pass the door fifteen minutes for all the depots. s 50 eents, TR At the Pac ill save from it and be house you 50 cents to $1 per du convinced, e Dr. Hanchett, office No. 12 Pearl street; residence, 120 Fourth strect; telephone No. 10. ot il To Contractors and Builders, Proposals will be reccived by the under- sizm-t‘ until the 23a of next month for the huilding of the new Cu ic ¢ Plans and specitications the pastoral residence. The right is re- ved to reject any or all propo B. P. McMENOM il Help out the Cottage hospital fund, and renew the memories of youth by go: ing to see the “Old Fashioned District School,” next T evening at the opera house. s only 50 cents. Personal J. G. Tipton, who has been so ill that death’s door seemed ajar, has so far re- covered as to be able to be out. Mr. James V. Hodge, who bas been isiting the family of W. L. Bedison the ast two wecks, left Tuesday evening for is home in Keokuk, Ia. Mrs. L. Kuttner, of Des Moines, is vis- iting Mrs. 11, Friedman, her sister. A Foote, of Cherokee, was in the city yesterday. George Best, of Chicago, is m the city investing in r P! h For Sale. The ne } of the ne } of section 10, town 74, range 44, forty acres, § of a mile south of the Union Pacific elevator and stock yards, $250 an acre; also lots 8, 5, and 17, Midland addition. The last two men- tioned lots within half a block of Broad- vay, $500 each. Lot 14, in blk 4, Glen- ale, $400: lots 9 and 10, blk 11, Fleming & Davis add., at §500 each. Prices sub- jee to change without notice. Horace Evererr, < ——— WHO DISCOVERED GOLD? A California Woman Gives the Credit to John D ruz Senti Lewis “than the Then she nt hemmed in by ng tor the re- weeks after- curious fact,” she began, ‘‘that the credit of the gold disco i r given to the man to whom it” rightfully belongs. 1t w dis- coy 11n the winter of 46 and in a eabin in which we were at Donner Lake, seated by a i ch busy with hisor her own thought Chat awfal time it Don- ner bLake is as firmly imbedded in my memory as if hamme there by ham- mers of iron. As I said, we were scated Donncr Litke snow and anxiously liet which did not come for ward, * % % o around the ire when John Denton, a gunsmith by trade, while knocking off chips of the rocks on which the wood was placed, saw something shining. He examined it and pronounced it gold. He then knocked off more chips from the rocks, and hunted in-the ashes for more of the shinmng particles, until he had gathered a tablespoonful. He wrapped the gold in a pi of buckskin and put it in his pocket. When the first relief party came he went out with it, but died on the way, the gold was buried with him When [ saw my father, Mr. Reed, I told him of the circumstanc ud, says he, ‘If John Denton says that that is gold, it is gold, for he knows.” My fathe tended to go back to Donner L reh for the precious metal, but started gold was ered at Sut- s Fort, hence he did not return to the think that1f a thorough search degold ean be found at the present at the lake ornearit, Notmuch has since been found there, be- gold cause no regular prospect has been made or it, “1 have been told that the rocks which we used in the fireplace were w down to the lake from a mounta which gold was, but this mountain s probably many miles away from the ake, “When any one asks me about the dis- of gold, I say that John Denton irst discoverer of gold in Cali- e EURNING OF SHELLEY'S BODY, A Fresh Description of a Somewhat Remarkable Event, Dowden’s Life of Shelley: The peo- ple from the suroun ding distriet flocked in crowds to witness the strange spee- tacle. *“I'he sea, with the islands of Gor- gona, Capraja and Elba, were before us; old battlemented wateh towers stretehed along the coast, backed by the marble- crested Apennines glistening in the sun, picturesque from their diversitied out- ines; aud not a humble dwelling was in sight.”” Three white wands stuck in the yellow sand from low-water to high- water mark indicated but not with pre- on, the place of burial. An hour of toil went past before they had dis- d thelime in which the body lay concealed: suddenly a mattock with dull hollow sound struck the skull, causing & general shudder, while the men drew back. The furnace being placed and surrounded by wood, the re- ns were removed from their shallow sting place. 1t was Byron's wish that the skull, which was of unusual beauty, should be preserved; but it almost in. stantly fell to pieces, Of the volume of ts' poems which had been buried with Shelley’s body only the binding re- mained, and this was cast upon the pyre. Although the firc greater than that of the preceding day the body was but slowly consumed. Three hours elapsed before 1t separated; it then fell open across the the heart, which was unusually large, scemed impregnable to the fire. Trelawney plunged his hand into the flames and " snatched this relic from the burning. ‘I'he day was one of wide autumnal calm and beauty. During the whole funeral ceremony a solitary sea-bird crossing and recrossing the pile was the only intruder that baflled the vigilance of the guard, Byron, who could not face the scene, had swum off to the yacht. Leigh Hunt looked on from the “carringe. Having cooled the furnace in the sea, Trelawney collected the fragments of bon nd the ashesand deposited them in the oaken box. All was over. Byron and Hunt returncd to Pisa in their carri Shenley and Inwney, bearing the onken vent on board the Bolivar. ‘The re lelley’s heart, given soon_after by lawney to Hunt, were, at M Shel- s earnest_request, supported by the v of Mrs. Williams, contided to hands, Aiter her death, in a copy of the Pisa edition of **Ado tne page which tells how death i 1 up in immortality, was tound unds silken covering the imbrowned ashes, now shrunk and withered, which she had seeretly treasured. - London is full of unknown Americans secking to float bogus land and other wildeat companies, e . In Upper Alton 111, there are 187 mar- riageable young women and only eigh- teen eligible single n —IN—=— Real Estate! Lots in Riddle's sub, 48- X120; very cheap. eaphcreProper FARMS, Kansas Lands We have the exclusive sale of some ve yin all parts prope of the city, improved and un- improved Lot on Oakland Ave, 500400; very low this wecek., W. C.STACY & CoO., Real Estate Brokers, No 9, Main st,, Council Bluffs. C. R. ALLEN, Enginger, Surveyor, Map Publisher No. 11 North Main St. City and county mups of cities and counties In wostern lowa, Nebrasks and Kunsas, OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFKS, IA, FEstablishea 1837 D. H. MCDONELD & €O., tablished 195,) No. 520 Main 81 i COMMISSION MERC HIDES, TALLOW, WooL, ETC. Coun | Blufs, P 4 FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY, 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN. Ladiesbuying a $5 hat or bonnet, one fare will be paid; $10, 1ound frip. E. 8. BARNETT, Justice of the Peace, 415 Broadway, Council Blufls. Refers to any bank or business heuse in the clty, Collections a specialty, OF Ladies’ and Childrens’ Muslin Underwear Aprons, Etc. We have chasing at an Extraordinary Bargain A large quantity of Muslin Un- succeeded m o pur- derwear, Childrens’ Dresses, Aprons, ete.,, which we have di- vided into two lots, and to make quick sales wlll sell them at 25 and Hlcts Lot No. [. 25¢ Consists of Ladies’ Night Robes, Chemises, Drawers, Corset Covers, Long White Aprons, Childrens’ White and Red Msther Hubbard Dresses, Drawers and Infants’ _S]ipsn These garments are well made and warranted persect. Lot Ho. 2 50c. Consists of Ladies Night Dresses, Skirts, Chemise, Drawers, Corset Cov- ers and Childrens’ White and Turkey Red Dresses, All trimmed with Linen Torchon lace. Such garments as these are usually sold for T3¢ to $1. —— We take great pleasure in plac- ing this immense purchase be- fore our customers and invite an early call, as we believe this to the greatest bargain in Muslin Underwear and Childrens Dr es ever offered in this clty HenryEisemandlo ‘w08, 314, 316, 318 and 320 Broad way, Council Bluj)s. All fresh goods, well made, full sizes, good shapes, and warranted free free from imperfections, TO=-DDXYXY?Y AT BALDWIN & TROUTMAN'S 806 Droadway, Council Bluffs. Over $200,000 worth of property in all parts of the city, for sale. Vacant Lots, weslern part of city., Estate Lands, City Residences and Farms, acre property in AUl selling cheap to make room for spring stocks R. P. OFFICER, Real Estate and Insurance Agent. Room 5, over Officer & Pusey’s bank, Council Bluffs. TORREST SNMITII, CITY REAL ESTATE. Blg Bargains in all kinds of City Property, Improved and Unimproved BUY NOW AND MAKE MONEY Lots of outside capital is being invested in this city, and thousands oft persons will come from a distance to purchase in the nert few next few days. Forrest Smith, - - No.130 Main St. ITOTICTE. Special advertisements, such as Lost, Foand 10 Loan, For Sule, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, ete., will b s column at tho low rateof '} orthe first Sonand r ench subsoqu insort No. 12 Veul st Blufts. :|Horses and Mules For all purposes, bought and sold, at retall and in lots, Large quantities to select from. Several pairs of fine drivers, sin- gle or donble. MASON WISE. Council Bluffs, Fmfi —Larze residence, corner Eighth and Broudway. Inquire at Metropolitun hovel Aan B 0 10 14 of th OWE T4, rango 44, 1 y ucres, mile kot of {he Unton Pucilieclovitor 2 tock yerds, 250 an nere; nlso 1ots §, 5 und 17, 8Lock yards, $250 an s AQ 50 B JOHN Y. 8TNE NG s Midiand addition. ’l»hm!:lel\:r\l';zleli;:‘l‘l‘l:‘v‘:nc‘l lots within balt a block of & b STONE & SIMS, ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW, Lot 14, in bk 4 Glondnio, $40. Lots 4'und 10, blk 11, Floiming & Davis adc Practice in the State and Federal courts Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Beno Block. £500 each. Prices gubject to chunge with COUNCIL. BLUFFS notice. Hornce Everott. R. RICE, M. D,, Or other Tumors rem withoud Cancers (s St o tirawims of blood. Qrer tmrty yenrs practical 3 porience. . & Consultation froo. \vA. D—A competont ubst rac riiht man £ood wages and stoady mont will bo given. Inquirc ut 5 8. Main St OR SALE—If taken this week—A five room ho on Fifth avenue, near dummy depot. Tho strect, sidewalk and lot filled to grade. Pric Kusy torms. Address Lot, Bee oftice, Counenl Biulrs, [OR SALE -A first-ciass, three-spring, singlo phioton and harnoss, part cash, bala in monthly payments. A, J. Mandel, No. and 426 Brondway. NOR SALE A barguls o new re oight rooms and bath room, 8. o. ot Sixth Atront und Washington' aveny biocks 1r Pearl Bt., Council Bluifs. o, corner , two nment building. Furnace, s, Lot 52 fect front. Price for i W0, 8130 cheap residence l»rnpurly o city. Apply to H. Bhoe- Harrison st, SALE—Nine nw's of set Mflab\es and Mule Yard; BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUI'FS, Opposile Dumwmy Depot. s s norcs of land in the aw'y of o, T 7, K 4, in Counc {15 adjoining the ' Union Pueifle ~ dop o grounds on the north @nd direct'y west of = tank. Horace et i { g VOt SALE—Choice, sinooth, uaimproved 160 2 ] {itainard, o Butlor county, | = - © large discount from pros: 2 = Address Bunting, Runyon = Jonos, David City, Neb., or W. J., 1es office, [ § Couns Blutrs, In, |—4 = 1 L bargal aores with fine Lo ] & bargal ros o s, 8ix_miles east of Council = ahd ull the time needod. In- & .Van Sciover, Council Biutfs, | - - --— | Horses and mu kept constantly on TED—A cottage of five or six_rooms | hand, for sale at retail or in car loads, nall cated convenient to businus iod, couY dle Wl S Oders promptly filled by contract on | Aadly . ARURERD, AN T short notice. Stock sold on commission, i o v ——rr— - SHLUTER & BoLEy, Proprictors. ( \ FANTED-A boy with pony to carry Bee RLUIER 2 T M o | Formerly of Keil Sale Stables, corner POR SALE—OIQ pupers for salo st the Bee | 16t. ave and 4Lh str " pup office, onding to bo marrie CRESTON HOUSE | HAS STRUCK A The only hotel in Council Bluffs having g ; s Fire Escape Verltabl‘eu Boom, And all nm.‘n‘n impraveraer s, | =AND» 215, 217 and 219 Main st. ! siax wowts, e | Ra T, BRYANT & 00, N.SCHURZ, | NO. G628 BROADWAY, Il show ycw muny - choice picess of £, | provesty at astouisuingly low prices. lJustice of the Peace , Oflice over Awerican Exp, \ \ = e