Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 20, 1887, Page 6

o p——— 03 FFBRUARY 20, HE SUNDAY BEE. [COUNCIL BLUFFS | SUNDAY MORNING, FEB. 20. OFFICE, NU. 12, PEARL STREET‘ DPelivered by carr fer ln any part of the city at twenty cents per week. I‘ W.TiLtoN, - - . TELEPHONES: torINgEs Orrice, No. 43, {ianr :uhou No. %, Manager. Ml\()ll MENTION, N. Y. Plumbing Co. New embroideries at Harkness Bros’. Heayy suits cheap to order at Reiter's fieorge W. Thompson & Co,, real estate, %40, 105 Main street. J. W, Squire's abstracts are giving good ction, 8. J. Rodda is planning to build a resi- this season. best and cheapest, one-fifth cash, balance $10 per month, The German ladies will have a social in the hall over Brown't drug store Mon- day evening, Feb. 21, Squire’s Park addition is a sure in ment, Pacific avenue will be built with store buildings within a year, The dining room of Kiel's hotel is being frescoed and adorned one of the most attractive rooms city. Plamview ad@ition, easicst terms; one- per month. Harmony Chapter N ern Star, will visit Vesta C gister city on the 22d inst from llmndw:\y depot e ing; returning 1 at2:80 a. m. tickets at devot. Both ladies and gentlemen are invited to attend the Washington day social giv 1 by th H‘nmm\ mission lmfuw next Tuc evening at'the resi- dence of Colonel Swan, Stutsman st Refreshments will be served from 9 to 10 o'clock for 25 cents. S al selections of both vocal and instrumental music will be given. The bo Iying in st- up in the largest lots and ifth cash, balance $10 P der East- ipter of our on a spe (ommlllu, will supply k agent, Rogers, who has been | mlhvl than take out the re- $ 1f he invest he ke a fortune. The meetings held for some w the Broadway Methodist church by Mr. Forrest will close to-night. Mr Forrest has shown himself to he an earn- est worker. He will take with him many membrancy ul ('uunull Blufis, ainly alway est in lmu nnl his work. y will meet on Wednesday, March™ 2, for on, and correct ti : That will be the last chance under any circumstances for voters to get theis names _placed upon the books 50 as to vote. The regis has been very light and many voters will be indignant having lost their chance to exp: ces in the coming city election. ¢ is now the law. ‘“Tis True, "A‘la; ty, and Vity "Tis 'Tis 'Iuldrvn die with diph- theria and putrid sore throat in scarlet fever, when ten years’ trial has Elrmcn ncyond a doubt that Jefle diphtheria prevention and cure will save every case without the aid of a physicin For sale only at No. 28 South Eighth street, Coun- cil Bluffs, Towa. or sent by express on re- oeipt of prl:,e 08 00 Fifty feet on Hromi\vny, between Sev- enth and Eighth streets. A great bar- gain. Council Blufls Real Estate, Loan and Trust company, Room 9, Everett block. —~— To Contractors and Builders.§ Proposals will be reccived by the under- signed until the 23a of next month for the building of the new Catholic church, Plans and specitications may be seen at the pastoral residence. The right is re- served to reject vm(lor all proposals, I MENOMY, Pastor, Sl 25x192 feet on Broadway, ng, rents for $600 a yea: Easy terms. good build- Price $0,500. Ganryan, Winre & Co. e Ten acres choice high ground inside the city limits for sale at a bargain, Council Bluffs Real Estate, Loan and Trust compuny, l{uum l-‘ erett block. New carpets, (-uanu. linoleum, oil cloths, matting, ete., at Harkness Broth- ers, et TV L. B. Crafts are loaning monoy on all classes of chattel securities at one- half their former rates. Sce them before securing your | lo:mfi If you want a situation leave your name at the office of the American District Tel- egraph company, No. 11 Nunh Main, - At the Pacitic house you “will save from B0 cents to $1 per day. Try it and be eonvinced. e You can see a fine stock of embroidered white goods and ..pnn.f; dress goods Just received at Hnrknun» rothers, 1f you want ln P ul any kind. either temporary or permanent, call at the office of the Anierican District Telegraph com- lnny, No. 11 North Main St. Telephone Bargams in undorwoar at Harkness Brothers, e All orders from real estate brokers for job printing will receive immediate and eareful attention at Pryor's Bee job ofhce. ST If you want wood sawed or coal car- call at the oflice of the American El“t.rlol Telegraph company, No. 11 North uin street. Garman, White & Co. have acre prop- erty, business property, residence prop- orty and vacunt lots for sale, - When you are in the city stop at the Pacific House. Street cars f"m the door every fifteen minutes for all the devots. Meals 50 cents. For Plainview addition lots see OveLL Bros & Co., Kny w & WICKHAN, Howe & Co., Coor & MokGAN Saurn Bros - - Pacitic house is the n jority of real cstate o por duy, rost hotel 10 the ces in the eity. - -~ | New goods ure now arriving at Hark. }. & ness B r0s. . Lots 11, 12, 15 and 16, block 4, Glendale dition, 66 feet front, warranty deed. for sale by William Roblusen, of Robin- Bon Bros, -~ For Sule—Lot 6, block ¢ Mdiflon ‘The Nutt property y, being tifty foet front 'ut of th ent pastoftice. Press ent price, $225 per front foot, subject to jange without' notice uire of uard Eve wd e didaat.d Plaiaview Addition. AND §30011! 10 per wouth. BUSINESS WITH PLEASURE, The News From the Offices and From the Firesides, THE PLACES OF WORSHIP, A Benefit Planned for Prof. Milleur ~The Sales of Real Estate Keep Up Strong—Personal Mention, At the Firesides, The past week in society circles has been rather a busy one, The boom which has struck Council Blufis has evidently extended into social lite. Many card par- ties have been entertained und, with the dance, the week has been principally spent with an oceasional reception or luncheon to break the monotony. sr. and mrs. 8. Farnsworth on Wednes- day evening gave a party at their new home, No, 301 Eighth street, the event being the debut of their eldest daughter, wniss Cora. There were about 250 guests present. The affair was one of the most angements that have given in this city. lh-lnmm MTS, lrll'mh of Ilvr lnnl!u- AT y, it being her eight The company consisted mostly of from Omaha and Mrs. Il H. Va Brunt on evening entertained a party of eards ut 199 Fourth street. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stewart on Mond ovening on rtained a number of _guests card party at their home, No. 604 loullh s pon Friday night [ Iy .|l \I\ hich cards af. an v X gay 3 lunchcon to' twenty of her lady friends at her home, No. (l |L\ |ui nue. The arrangemen ry elegant and the lunch 15 con- I ol\vo( the finest given this season. COMING EVENTS. wnd Mrs. Huber will m Juncheon from 3 to 6 lock on Tuesday afiernoon at the home of Mrs. Terwilliger, No. 549 Fifth avenue. The First Avenue club will be enter tained to-morrow afternoon by Mrs. A, W. Rickman and Miss Hattie Knepper. Mrs. John N. Baldwin will entertain a sive eucher party next Tuesday ers will entertain the Episcop: |<-|uu.f;|n ple and th at a pan cuke sociable on Tue tel noon at 3 o'clock at her hoxm\nflnLLum avenn On vy evening the Royal Ar- 1 ve the last of their hops for the son in their hall, Tuesday night the G. A. R. muasquer- ade for the benefit of the relief fund ~will be given. Miss Mollie Corcoran (|n' maker 714 Mynster street, bet. Tth and Sth * - Call and see the beautiful dress pat- terns just received at Harkness Brothers. e e Sy Stronger and Better. Another week of Council Bluffs’ boom is ended, but the boom 1s by no means ended. There is e indication of a great strengthening in the confidence feltin a steady and permanent increase in prices, The prediction is eve heard that just as soon as the weather permits the actual building to commence there will be p great advance in prices all around, The real e men are litting up their offices 1n a permanent and at- ve manner, and say they are here to stay. M fv Rohrer has sold lot 7in block 19 Beer’s sub to George A. l“n‘kor for $450, Also lot 13 in block 11 to D. K. Shreves f 150. Both of these gentlemen will homes on them this spring. ssrs, Horn & Martin, of Albia, Neb., were in the city yesterday making pur- s of real estate, or Richmond terday bought the new residence of E. C. Cole on Oakland avenue through the ageney of Smith Bros., for $5,000. N. Scl '.yustvnln) purchased twenty s of Thomas A. Galler, joining the limits, near Ivy Wild. He paid It is a fine piece of land, nd has valuable improvements. In making out an abstract to about sixty acres south of the transfer the fact appears, which is not known to many, that Abraham Lincoln at one time was the owner of the prope It was pur- chased by him in 1 The abstract shows the title to have passed through his son, Robert Lincoln, and through some weil-known annzo men, among them Horuce K. White and Norman B. Judd, down to the later owners, L AR Plainview Addition. Homes for mechanics near Union Pa- cific shops and Broadway. One-fifth cash, balance $10 per month. Price $250 and \l 300 each, Secure them atonce from OpkLL Bros & Co., INGER & WICKHAM, A. B. Howe & Co., Cook & MORGAN, Saurn lluus CHARME D l!\' THL FAIRIES, A Beaefit Tendered To Prof. Milleur For Next Tucsday Evening. The opera house was crowded to its utmost capacity at the matinee of the “Naiad Queen,” yesterday, and sgain lust eveuning. 1t seems that the public cannot see enough of these wonderful peeps at fairy land. The remarkable suceess of this entertainment is without a parallel in the history of local enter- tainments, The enthusiasm has been in- creasing from the opening night, and the rush for seats kept up to the yery finish. It is worthy of note that on two days this week every seat in the house has been purchased at Mr. Bushnell's, leaving no seat to be sold at the box office. Nover before in the history of the opera house has this happened. Generally there are at least a few seats to be hail when the diagram is taken from Bushnell's store to box oftice. Yesterday afternoon there was a serious breuk in the entertainment by the in- ability of Mrs. Wadsworth to continue her part as the queen. Her part is u diflicult one, and the tax upon her strength and voice has been rmn. Yeos terday she was wearied and ill, but she endeavored to earry out her part, rather than disappoint the audience. In the middle of the performanco, she found herself unable to proceed, and the man- agement had to substitute as best it could, There has been such a demand for a repetition of the “Nuiad Queen,” and such a feeling that there should be ognition of the seryices of Profes: Sumuel Milieur, that the citizons have jowed in anging for a benelit to be tendered to him next Tuesday evening. The profice has been accepted so that Tuesday will be the last opportunity for secing this wonderful opera. AFIRE At 18 Maln Street—Robinson Bros', Stock of Hoston. $5,000 worth of damaged goods by fire and w will commence selling Mou- day un are olosed out. Sowe of the goods is only smoked and wet, aud a £ood portion of the slock is just #s good some "l'HT SUNDAY BEE as any, only roughly handled. W |Il “(‘“ the vest goods of the stock at ABOUT ONEHALF THEIR VALUE. 14 pieces of best Ginghams at 8c per yard, 82 pieces best French Ginghams at Gic. 40 pieces best prints at 2c. Sheetings at bic. Cashmeres at j¢ Shirting at de. Ticking at 7, 9 and 10¢ es of Toweling, slightly dam- 3ic per yard. a'pair, Comforters 4fc. 800 pairs of overalls 19 Lace curtains 7e per White goods and lawns yard, Velvets that sold for $1 at 35c. Silk velvetset 69c per yard Ladies’ skirts 48¢, 58¢ to #1.10. 80 dozen unlaundried shirts at 8le, hardly damaged. 200 pounds of yarn at 2¢ a skein. 200 Jer: ¢ in plain and braided. 40 dozen “skoulder shawls at from 10¢ to 3e. 12 gross fine and dressing combs at 2c. Linen lace jc per yard. Oriental lac yard, These are only & fow mention here, We Come everybody. commences Monday and continues dur- ing the week at and 10c. |mir. w4 3¢ and 4o per GOLDBERG'S, n street. LI W S oy Pastors and People. The following are notices of services to be heldin various churches of the city ST BAPTIST CHURCE ching by the pastor at 10:30 a. m, 0 p. m. Subject for the morning, n in Doubting Castle.y Baptism in conncetion with —evening services. Seats free "ONGREGATIONAL CHURCIL s tasday, morning Subject for morning Christian in the World,” Kingdom of Heaven i J8.”" A hearty welcome will be given all who may come, SAINT PAUL'S CHURCH, Services to-day as follows: Holy com- munion 10 &, m., morning prayer and sermon 11 a. m., Sunday school 12:15 p. i, eveniig praer and Sermon, 780 p, m Subject of morning sermon, *“The Busi- ness Side of Religion.” Evening sermon, “Man's Duty to His Race.” All are wel- come, T.J. \l‘ILL.A\y‘ rector, CHAP 1y at 3 o'clock, conducted ‘A Hougland. Prayer mecting E m|m~ N Preaching morning and evening by Rev. Joseph Smith, of Lamoni, la. Come and hear him. BROADWAY 31 Rev. W. T. Smith, the presiding elder of Council Blufls distri will preach this morning at the Methodist church. the sermon the holy communion wi administered. In the evening Re M. Forrest will preach and hold rev r This wiil be Mr. Forrest’s clos- ing service on Monday to Southern California on account of im- paired health. CHURCH. om1s hereby ex- strangers and young men’s A most cord tended to all young mer residents to attend the meeting at the Y. M. C. this afternoon at 4:30 0'clock. The music is led by cor- net and organ, singing from the Gospel Hymns. — - Horse Notes, n Underwood and John F. Plumer have purchased a two-year-old English stallion, weight 1,600 pounds, which has just been imported. The purchase ade from parties at Nebraska City, yesterday sold to Sam Un derwood four Clydesdale mares, M. derwood is going into the stock busin vely. Wise has a large number of draft and good_drivers which he is rap- dly disposing of - l"onumnl Paragraphs. “Co.” of Odell Lunlmul to his . N. Whittlesey, of the Globe, was out and about yesterday denying n person that he was mgh unto death’s door. He savs s illness was only an old fashioned Indiana *'sh I. W. Sullivan, who has recently re- signed his position as chief clerk of the Clleyenne Indian agency, with his wife, is visiting triends in the city previous to going to the Shoshone agency as chief clerk W. W. Dearborn, who was called east by the death of his mother, will return home Tuesday. His mother died at the home of her daughter, i Stockbridge, \1.-;; , and has been buried in Plymouth, H. C.Cheyner, the southwestern p: senger ageut of the Sioux <'n¥ route, has returned from the east and has so far recovered his health as to be able to attend to busin agam. His many friends congratulate him heartily, for al one time his condition wus deemed almost hopeless. Further of the Suicide, MALVERN, Feb 19.—Your issue of yes- terday morning contained what was sup- posed to be some further informatlon re- garding the stranger who committed suicide here Thursday morning, which 1 find the facts brought out by the coroner's inquest do not justify. Although con- versing with a number of friends he there ‘was nothing in the stranger’s tions to leave the impression that his mind was unbalanced. The letter referred to as having been found on the body was written in German, a8 was a por- tion of the address on the envelopes, which read as follows: Thos, Trion (in English), Sabrook (in German), no state being given. From this letter it was ascertained that the suicide’s name was Jacob Trion, (as read by one of our Ger- man citizens), and also that he had a wife and children, not mvnuumnx the num- per, in l’.-urm I1l.; that he was making u confession to bis brother of having committed some terribie crime that w ing upon his nmind; that he (u\li\l not go home as his wife would not love him as she had once done; that he must die, and requesting that the brother keep from his family his terrible act, ete. He had a round trip ticket from Peoria to Sabrook; also a receipt for $14 paid on a homestead entry at the Nio- brara land office, and a few cents o in money. He wore a pair of gray black cout and vest, rubber N nd medium overcon eap; was dark comple and appar: ently about forty-five years of age. Three gashies had been made in the right wrist with a sharp instrument, apparently few hours before suiciding, s though he had attempted his life in that way, Al- ugh no one saw the tragedy, it now ms evident that after purehasing the revolver he went directly to the depot and, sitting upon the platform, unbut- toned his vest and deliberately pla the revolver to breast and, firing the fatal shot, fell backwards where b .hu od in sbout fifteen minutes. 4, 2 e Tl “Crazy Patch." To-morrow mght Kate Castleton is to appear at the opera house in ‘'Crazy Patch?’ She is 4 charming .and popular commedienne, with winsome mau: wirth-provoking laugh, yivacious, sweet- voiced, aud with all the needed ability o | keep an audience well e tchmuml The play is full of fun and the audience will be kept in aroar, The Grand Jury, The following is the list of the present grana jurors ' 0. H. Lucas, foreman, Lewis township. Zenas Brown, Neola township. I William Schoening, Washington town: ship. l\‘ B. Smith, Boomer townshi 8. R. McEthiney, hey Creek mwn-lnp Hugh Prite . 'Knox township. . Mactae, k, Garner township. - Cole & Cole, successors to Cooper & MeCee. have hin the boom T'hey have bought their store building, and are here to stay. They are now ordering a heavy line of builders’ haidware, includ- ing elegant bronze goods. - Among those wlm have taken part in the *Naiad Queen,” none have merited more praise than little Willie Squire. He is only nine vears of age, but he took his part—that of an_orphan boy—in such a manner as to call forth much just ap- plause. The little fellow is young for a soloist and for an actor, but his presenta- tion of the character nwmuu-d him was nigh to |»Lrlv(' SPECIAL NOTICES NO'I‘I».E. Special advertisements, such a8 Lost, Found 70 Loan, For Bule, To Rent, % ants, Boarding, ete., will beinsortod in this column at the low rateof TEN Cl PER LINE for the first inser- fonand Kive Conts Per Lina for cach subsequont insertion, Leave advertisements at our office No. 12 Pearl street, near Lroadway, Council Bluffs. WANTS, o solicit pay_com- Call or Council WANIDD -Five good nxcnig Omahn for new articles, Will mission or salary to relinble - purtics addross M. C. Huwes, Broadway. Blutis, WiNlemve thote Ameriean District Tc Main st. ‘ ANTED=A good girl ut No.: rriera 1es at the office of the raph compuny, 11 N, . —A five-room house, d for smuli family blo to house. Addr Bec ofli TOR RENT—I Mynstor, DOR SAL ke front room, No. Furnished or unfurnished. ~h2 neres (lm o Innd, one south cust of U, ster depot an one und one-half miles southwoest of the gy ernment building. Rare chance for a syndi- ento. Apply to H. Shoemaker, 332, Harrison st. _\V“W ED—A good girl rm weneral house- work. Tnquire 109 Fourth ‘st ORSALE—Ata barguin, 265 acres with fine improvements, six miles onst of Council Diufts. Pricelow und all the time neo n- aui ver, Council Bluffs, TOR SALE—IT taken this week—A five room house on Fifth avenue, near dummy dopot. The street, sidewalk and lot filled to grade. Prico 81,4%0. Eusy terms. Addross Lot, Bec oftice, nuncn Biuffs. W. C. STACY & CO. BARGAINS ——IN-—3 REAL ESTATE! 50 acres of beautiful land on Broadway inside the city limite, at $500 per acre. 22 acres 10 rods from Broadway, outside the elty, $3,500. jus Improved farm 5 miles north of the city, $40 per acre. 100 feet at junction of Main and Peart streets, very low. Lot 50x121 on South $125 per foot. Large list of acre property on Frank- lin Avenue. Improved farm of 30 acres joining the city limits, near Greendale at $200 per aer Improved farm of 177 acres, 2} miles east of the city for $50 per acre, 80 acres 3 miles out at $60. 722100 acres with $1,500 dwelling, cor- ner of Franklin and Lincoln Ave., for $4,500. This is a bonanza. Main street at Large List of Cheap Lots. Residence and Business Prop- erty. Acre Property and Farms. At Very Low Pric W. C.Stracy & Co., Real Estate = Brokers, No 9, Main st,, Council Bluffs. TI'-'LI'. ‘l’() \ E I!Il. W L. BIGGS, Justice of the Peace No 504 Broadway, Council Bluffs, llections a specialty. Referstoe e Horses and Mules For all purposes, bought and sold, at retail and-in lots. Large quantities to select from. Several pairs of fine drivers, sin gle or doble. MASON WISE. Council Blufis. N.SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace Oflice over American Express. 1 B e SRE 1887 ~TWELVE PAGE People's Store Henry Eiseman AND CO,, Announces the following bar- gains in the several departments for Monday and Tuesday A4 Silk, good value at $1.50, at inch Gros Grain Black $1.00 PER YARD- A 44 good value at §1, for 75¢ PER YARD. inch Black Cashmere, Alineof new Spring DRESS GOODS! all shades and colors, good value at #1, for 75¢ per yard. 100 picces ealico, good value at and 6e, for 3¢ and 4¢ per yard, 50 picees Lonsdale make mus- lin, good value at 10¢, for 8¢ per yard. 25 vicees 56 inch linen table damask, value at 75e, for 50. 100 dozen ladies’ black and colored cashmere hose, good val- ue at e, for 50c. A job lot of embroideries from 2 to 7inches wide, value 25c to 50c per yard,at 10¢ to 85¢ per yard 50 dozen medium weight un- de “‘merino,” good value at 75¢ and $1, at 50c and 60. wear, Another invoice of our cele- 25 brated 25¢ and 50¢ muslin under- wear, bas just been reccived. A FINAL Cloging Sale 0f Our Remnants of Fall and Winter Dress Goods. These goods are of suitable tex- ture for carly spring wear, and buyers will find it to their inter- ests to purchase from these, as they are sold regardless of cost or value to make room for our spring importations. These rem- nants must go as we have no rooin for them. HenryEisemandCo Nos. 314, 316, 318 and 320 Broad=~ way, Council Blufs. Muil ordevs promptly aund cares fully attended to. J.DAY. THE LEADING Real Estate Broker No. 39 Pearl street. COUNCIL BLUFFES, IA. HAS ON SALE TO-DAY, ¢ LARGEST List of PROPERTY ONL. X! ’fhat can be shown in the city. Call on Him, E. W. RAYMOND, REAL ESTATE, 13 NORTH MAIN STREET, Flrst National Bank Building, Council Bluffs, Iowa YOAKUM & CO., REAL ESTATE BROKERS. —_— ) (— ——— City and acre property for Improved and unimproved lands for sale. sale in and around Council Bluffs. Lands exchanged for stocks of merchandise. llmce over Ist Natmnal Bank cor. Main Street and Broadway, Estate Vacant Lots, Lands, City Residences and Farms, acre property in western part of city. All selling cheup to make room for spring stock, P. OFFICER, Real Estate and Insurance Agent. Room 5, over Officer & Pusey’s bank, Council Bluffs, M. F. SEARS, 8. F. SEARS, Council Bluffs LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Sears’ Real Estate Agency. Taxes paid, loans made, rents collected, investments made w non-residents. PACIFIC HOUSE, - FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY, 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, NEW IMPORTED SBTYLES OPEN. Ladies buying a $5 hat or bonnet, one fare _will_Le paid; $10, 1our CRESTON HOUSE ‘The only hotel in Council Bluffs having Fire Hscapse And all mo 'ern improvemen’s. 215, 217 and 219 Main st. MAX MOHN, ES BARMNETT, Justice of the Peacs, 415 Broadway, Council Blufly, Refers to any bank or business house in the city. Prop. JACOH BIN B SIM ITI'ORNEYS AT-LAW Practice in the State and Federal courts ‘Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Beno Blook. COUNCIL BLUFFS - COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFKS, Fetublished 1667 CIVIL ENGINEERS. Geo. 8. Miller & F. H. Tobey, Crvin ExaiNeeRs Office over 1st National Bank, cor and Broadway. Main If you want estimates or pians for Lridge work, foundation, sewers, reding Or survey- ing and platting, call upon them. Al work given prompt attention FINLEY BURKE, RGE W. BEW 5T BURKE & VI ATTORNEYS AT LAW, B804 Broadway, Up Stars, Council Bluffs,