Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 20, 1888, Page 6

THE DAILY COUNCIL BLUFFS. NO 12 PEARL STREET. tic o= evening that he is not e About society tend th decensed e city. of M ht pected to | n possibly to Omaha ral of N mber of the order in that little Bessie Mrs, J. B, Smith, at 10 yesterday forenoon, at the residence of the parents, near the paper company’s works, Next Priday evening there is to be a “Quiz” sociable at the Congregational ‘h. Everybody is invited to come, prepire Admiszion fre Refresh seved, Th of the Preshyte entertained by thi residence of Mr. 1. 1 First avenue A cord extended parti o Hazel dn nts sociable rvian (L invitation to all, ularly to strang- camp. M. W, A, will meet this evening at 7:50 sharp, at Camp hall. to attend the banquet at Omaha. The members have coneluded to take ady tage of the new Broadway bridge £o by team, it bemg pl cheaper than by the dummy t returning the members will ered at their own residences. County Auditor Hendricks had his ds fill yesterday issuing warrants on nims allowed by the county board of supervisors at its lust meeting. Over a thousand bills were allowed in ail. great many of them were for work done in conn retion, for, as the auditor says, “elections cost money in this country.” Pumpkin pie sociable at thrup! 610 Washington morrow. Wednesday benefit of St 1 Northrup will cntertain, Mrs. T, J. M v Mrs. Ir Muvs. Elmer, and th I o hl as will sclections, nssisted by bers of his class. All arc attend The last tonwood,” stood for s b On be deliv- assisted b Hendrick the mem- welcome to trace of the “Everett ¢ the old landmark that years at the corner of was removed yo of was not ve [y asmuch as the top had all been removed bef was laid at the roots. > older citizens stood by \\Hm £5 11 of the “old set- tler,” aavsed the story of its {rlunlm__. and other incidents of years ong gone by mu] See W. C. Stacy’s ad, Sce Forrest Smith’s speeial column. - —— 9 Lo inilorse auy excopt art: asure in referring so5, whose called aled C. We o not inte; cles of merit, but 10 the “Garlnd superfority i inquestion. The believe | By Ry in the world: ~Soid exclusively by | De Vol. Headauarters for stoves, ODEL 513 Main st. Wateh for Chapman's etehing sale. Domestic Infelicity. Henry Seibel, a butcherin the employ of \d Lanzendorfe the Main street marketman, is now left alone to mourn the loss of his wife, who is said ~k||){ ped with a handsomer man. ived on IPourth street until T TR parted about two weeks ago to parts unknown. Her husband found her yesterday at the roadhouse about four miles east of the ¢ wise d Ler arvrest for adultery, in the city furnished 500 the woman was released. trips at Chapman’s art store. Con Weather s " e— the beautiful finish given col and shirts by Cuscade Laun dry company. — he Great L Has come to Council Targest stock and fir ever scen in the city which will he up at the lowest figures ever given wheve of Broad and Seventh i Remember the * give him a ¢ Bluffs with the London Loafe & loans on 1 suit, at jo L1rite of Broadwuy und Main st We. have collurs, cutls und shirts, dry Co. long or Lin xums Ofice upstaivs, make estat > competitors in finishing Cuscade Liun- he School B The school board held am evening. It was the regular mouthly session, The usual lot of bills were allowed for current expens "The work of grading and sodding at the Hill school was accepted and the hills liquidated. The greater part of the evening was devoted to arvanging for minor details in conneetion with the Atkins building. The raising of the bell and other discussed and the meeting then adjourned, ting last - 1 vacant property in_ all ity 90x150 foot on Glen st , & bargain: business iy and Fourth Novth Main “Chinol Blufls, Tmprovec pirts of the avenue, property reet, street, on R, I DeVol's bloe Special ruled columas in ledger, cash, journal, ete., Morehouse & See Porvest Smit spesial column, Special mecting thisevening of Hawk- eye lodge No. 184 to make arr ngements for attending funeval of our lute brother, Juwmes Veescy. My order N G. Wool dresses 85 to 88, s %8 10 810, Miss Sime man’s. Dresses made silks and pl mons, over K L — The Council Blufls Lamber want you 10 try some of their coal, "BEE. | was held | st grades of goods | | A Dirty Caee in the | in | ing shows up very fincly | of it than | the 1 it will shut of the view i ALL THE NEWS OF THE BLUFFS I past fouw '| \M oth Distriet Court Draws the Usual Crowd. FOOLISH RUMORS OF CONTAGION The Police Few Bad The New Atkins School - Death The Find a Ones of James Vees: Gymnasiy The New Atking Sehoot Ut ol no w named the new ool | ding, monc ny oped that o cports will It they ean do not named cover, been after the 1 kins, thiv i can 10 Poss \ L 10 the vesult injuriously follow the Blo I nanie ned. besides ex wa nother promi- 1y this christe ling I'he and thos il strect get o better vie ver, now that the old Pacitic longer obstructs the vision. It leads many to express the wish that the street was opened right throngh to the Atkans school. The msola- tion for such, however, in the fact that the next huilding to occupy the site of old Pacitic’ house will be the ele- gant one of Kiser & Althoush of the Atkins be a thit of many years, at - d con The Doings of Conrt T'he distriet court b full blast day morniy that wis four M. M 10, Th shortly before noon, Akins school, ss be the populay rand nt citizen it the and of build- W to grind in wl the bui the criminal e ¥ he first ca Norton. for come up 1 Ned was o1 State vs I'he pr lareeny the oner of of ned of us, on the e puirs ints from store vening o was submitted to the and they a sealed verdict in a very fow minutes, prisoner was found guilty ged in the inaictment. the afternoon Attorney Finley Burke was granted permission'to intro- duee the testimony of two or three wit- nesses in the divorce ease of Alice Sul- livan vs John Sullivan. The decree Lon the ground of cruelty, habitual deankenness and desertion. The matter was taken under advise- ment, and the case of State vs Smith and Hall was then called. indiet- | that_on the 17th day of L 1888, the defendant i Hall, act on the \\.lh . As the statutes of Towa yrnize such an act as a crin to |u.-u.l. L nenalty, the were indicted for un assault with intent to do great bodily injury. The prose witness, young Miller, a color fifteen ycurs, cvinced adecided aversion o testifyin, linst the prisoners, jury returned an Co. itself joy for it will of and a school, benuty least, If you want to borrow money, buy a lot, ouse and lot, favm, or trade wny- thing, A, AL Clark & Co., Broa way and Main, - Money loaned at L. B, Crafts & Co. loan office, on furniture, pianos, hor wagons, proporty of all kind and all avticles of value without removal. business strictly conli- dential. person othey All natural n .ul ol e = to 1 hest soft coal, Nlinois and [or Glea- son, 26 Pearl st prisoners D . Sheafe loans money on cl security of every deseription. rivi consulting rooms. All business strictly confidentinl, Office 500 Broadway, cor- ner Main street, up ste 1 county attorney. Whe down the witness testified things dtold betore the grand { > was 4 most disgusting o the usual Targe num- this week to which turns out to The v sensational e The testimony was all introduced in the afternoon and the case submitted without argument. The jury will be charged at half-past 9 this morning and sent out. We have some choice ba tom property listed with u who say they must have mouey. Clurk & Co.. Brondway and Main, Have clothes. tightly pinned Muscle. S to the same gular winter deill will soon be- at the of the Young w's Chis fon. The elass gin muasium M¢ for business men i 5 o%clock every young ol Tuesc Mhursdag y m. The drills in use for the: are models of light gymnastie oxc being expected to und anything that is violent or s, The management realize the fact that those who enter the gymnasium do not expeet to become professional gymnasts and have no time to waste in any such endeavor. What is needed steady, Dr. ¢, systematie exereise forthe benefitof the | block. healch, and to this end the «V.n\w ERRTY voted. The Council Blufts Y. A. has provic R everything to a suc inter's work: chest weights, rowing wk stre heners, breast wted to the d velopment it of the hu benefits of an institution like this just the thing for clerks, bookkeepe and ail professional meén. The thin, emaciated clerk is fastbecoming a thing of the past, and this is as it should be. - The finish on our collars, shirts cannot be equalled. Laundry Co. We have | begins evening. s usual on at 8 p. classes men's cises, A ins in bot- no one by purties dange son call for your soiled le Laundry Co. — " is . Hazen, dentist, opera house - Death ¢ .lunx('-« Veesey. Mr. James Veesey, an_ estimable eiti- zen, residing at 7 16 Wae hingtor died of 1yphoid preumor hour yesterday morning. seven years of the city for the He leaves a wife of whom, with « him at th (ill\n children Omaha; M \\l(h sful esson He \\4.;4\”» exeeption, w of s death. B. Beebe, of St. Joseph, Mrs. W. 1 rdin township, and James two younger children, who are still at hom The fune cufls and Cascade —~— ted with us some cash and a few good 15 to exchange for Coun- cil Blufls propert A. Clark & Co., Broadway and Main o — J.G. Tipton has b: insin real estate. il laitn Aoriths .m.umu..rn..,\l- eye Lodge. No. 184, 1. O. O. ., of which the decensed was @ member. Money loaned on dinmonds. horses of value at low v pubticity: fair and houorable & Co., office cor. Broad wiry At | expre LOTS IN FERRY ADDITION! For a Short Tims I Will 0ff>r 100 L.OTS In Ferry Addition $o Council Blutts on toe fol- hmnu Terms: Inside Lots on Ave. A sworth & Co. loan money. — d pickles in bulk at N. I Tib- 4 Broadway. PORSWAY. St Smith’s special column. SRt e A Few Unruly One Aylesworth's Monds large ¢ occasions, and the v S. B.W M bitts, See Forr Judge uted quite liberally to the city’s excheguer. John Johnson, a lonesome looking vag, was the fir stim, and he was sent to the county cylinder for thirty days, 1f he follows the court’s advice he will e tracks eastward as soon us he spend the holidays ctims contr! is | Inside Lot Inside 1 to at -t sh, bals i wn-mnin- nlmlul optional paymeats, with ® R Terest, payablo annually. Wil o Warranty destland turnish ab- stract when fully W. st No. & North ) home. Geo Krone, Norman Bullock for inebriation. Joe Scott and W. A, booked for drunkenness and driving through the streots of the They were each fined $1.60. John Oberman was charged with dis- turbing the peace. When found by the ofticer ho was engaged inan attempt to tunnel a roadway with his fist thronzh the head of Thomus Kvans, The work was well under way when stopped by the nee of the “‘copper.” John ple y in alittle innocent di- ment, and ssed $9.60, h|~ unwilling was dis ter spending an in the 1s a0 penilty for found in such compat Thon were kloss city. JOTS, ADDITION LOTS, tTRY ADDITION LO EVANS' ERIDGE ADD. LOTS, BRYANT & CLARK'S ADDITION LOTS, J1'S ADDITION LOLS. ALSO 20 ACRES OF THE BEST PHOPERTY IN TOWN FOI TING. W, C STACY _Melephone 12, No, 9 Main Str "FORREST SMITH'S SPECIAL WANT COLUMN. | - LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! LOTS IN CHARLTON, A new addition, less than % Broadwa, Bank: mere huuh men, mechanics, workingmen and can make money’ f: l than in any other p Bluits. These lots will be xold at_from #50 each, One-sixth cash, balance in o pavments wt 8 per cont fnterest. Call and ger . Por bavgains in 1 part of the city seo I, J. ing real estate deale Loans made on ity business and resi- dence property. Notes bought. Kim- ball-Chanp [nvestment company. Rock Spring coal, Gleason, 26 Pearl strect. estato in Day, the | any Al gendes soft coal, C. | k ¥ 1 to o 3. Fuel Co. Ba ufacture oks ! er by Morehouse Sen — ess RRumors. n reported on the st or two that the wils an- of simall-pox on Avenue D, near the cornerof Bighth street. A BEE rey ntutive investigated the matter yesterday and found the report to be en- tively without foundation. The alleged case is at 813 North Eighth street. and the patient is an aged lady named Mrs, 8. A, Huff, living with Mys. Voight, Th attending physician, Dr, C. H, Pinney, suys that the disease is pneumonia, and that there is no case of small-pox in that vicinity. The report has worked a great deal of harm to the interosted parties, as Mrs. Voight keeps a small store in the building, and the sensational rumo= has driven away all of her customers. This is mot the only case of small-pox report- et for north of House of cellar, city water, efc, No. street. FOR REN'- T-rooms, closets, pantry, U ner of ave, Aand 15th Only i), $100 cash, remainder in'one and two years at § per ¢ 30 acres of the best gardening uul n the best road running into Coun: @l Bluffs and Omaha, Just east of this city, Wil m ou any terms ou want If you are able to improve t nt once. If you want a this is the land you want, 1,000, FORREST SMITH, Roow 4, 3rd Floor, Brown Bullding. TUESDAY. BENEF Ever NOVEMBER THE GREATEST T SALE! inaugurated by any house in the west is 20, now going on at HENRY EISEMAN & CO'S PEOPLE'S STORE + 20 PER CENT DiSCOUNT! » of November | From now on until our entire stock, amounting to over ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ! IS SOLD OUT. We do this in order to close out our stock pre- paratory to moving into our new store now bemg built on the OLD :-: PACIFIC HOUSE SITE Everybody should take advantage of this great sale and price our goods before purchasing elsewhere. CALL AND SEE US. HENRY FISEMAN & CO. PEOPLE’'S STORE NO§. 314, 316, 318 & 320 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, GEO. H. MESCHENDORF Will sell for cash, meat at the following pri 3 c | LORTERIIOUSE.. Ipoiccliap i fe fed IACON . 120 e Ko T BROIATIA And all other Meats in the same Proportion, NO. 327 B'WAY. TEL. NO. 161, THOS. OFFICER. W, H. M. PUsEY. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Corner Main and Broadway, COUNCIL, BLUFEPS, IOWA, Dealers in forelzn iud domestie eschange. Collections made and interest paid on time de: posits, « BELL. G, A. BERLINGIHOF, BELL & BERLINGHOF, Architects, Designers and Suucrintaufleui 0f Censtruction, Mr. Berlinghof was seven years with Mendelssoln, Fisher & Lowry, and has designed many of the finest blocks in Omaha and Couneil Bluffs, lels and Specifications Prepared and | Estimates made on Application, Studio, Room 2 Opera House Blocl Bed Room $et and Parlo Set FRER! GOLDBERG'S *‘THE FAIR.” 12th, At ), Commencing Monday, Nov. Goods, Clothing and s Amounting 1o §1.0) 1idg them to'a chance te ANl purchasers of Dy Gents” Furnishing Good will r ket t parlo marked low v dollar! celve it 1 goes with peautiful priz 18 MAIN STREET. CALL AND SEE THEM, atthe store SPECIAL NOTlCES S 10% Faté of columin &t the for tho Arsc insertion and Fiv Line for each sub. sequent_insertion. ve advertisements at our office, No. 12 Pearl Street, near Broadway, Council ilufms Towa. WANTS. Fuu RENT2 or 8 nicely furnisned rooms for housekeey W Hought lpuu Vvat 100 1iroadway, Council Blufs, Ta, Or Exchange—A good grain ele inan lowa town, to sell or trade for Jonnston & Van Patten, Council TR, Ta. DOR RE Seven-rc Sevel on the cor- ner of fd uve, aud il st James, om cottage, W, ¢ POR itk A large number of good dwell ings. Call and examine list. E. H. Sheato & Co., Broadway and Main st, up stais, j<“ It RENT-Two large feont rooms, fir: Wistied, one block £201n Btrect car. Address , Bee oftice, Council Bluils, JPOR RE trally located. Nicely turnished front room cen. Address § X, Lee ofice. IOWA. GEORGE METCALF REAL ESTATE No. 14 Pearl St. TREE OF LIFE A positive eure for Liver and Kidney troub- 1 13iood Discases, Indigestion, Dyspej , and Sour Stomach, is found in MOORE'S TREE OF LIFE. For sale by local drugimsts and dru, | everywhiere, Price §1 per bottle, six for £5, Address all communications to DR, J. B. MOORE, Council Biufrgla, NO. 29 MAIN STREET, Latest Novelties In HUMAN HAIR GOODS MRS, C. L GILL HOT WATER HEATING IRCN and WooD PUMPS. FITTINGS. BERT, JOuN (ill No:BZ1 Main Biroct Council Blufls, ia Correspondeits Mention This Vuper. THIS : | —— IS THE TIME FOR PURCHASING HOSIERY -~ AND - UNDERWEAR HARKNESS BRO'S SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S * CASHMERE GLOVES * WORTH 50 AND 75 CENTS, TO BE SOLE AT 25 CENTS. 401 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS SNAPS!! { Lot, Bryant & Clark, on S $225 $250 §985 r.c $180 1 $500 2 Lots, Fleming & Davis, Ninth and Tenth aves $PH() Fac HOUSES AND LOTS C iGN EASY PAYMENTS Call and See C.J. COLBY, Masonic Temple. cond ave, 1 Lot, Bryant & Clark, on Third ave, - 13 Lots, Perry's 2d Add,, on Ave.C - { Lot, Everett's Add,, T I'hird ave. « - RUSSELL. Especlally Adapted for ELECTRIC LIGHTING, Mills and Elevators, AUTOMATIC GUT-OFF ENGINE. Spectfications and estimates furnished for complete steam plants. Regnlation, Durability Guar- anteed, Can show letters from users where fuel E equal with Corliss Non-Condensing. E. C. HARRIS, Agent, No. 510 Pearl Strect, Council Blufls, SMOTHERS & BEECROFT, —PROPRIETORS OF COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA TRANSEEER TLIINIE. ——OFFICES( Vol's Store, N Oxana— Carpenter No. 87, Douglas Strcet, SIZES FROM 2570 300 HORSE POWER. Send for Catalogue. De Telephone Corxcin Brerrs—P. C, 504 Middle Broadway. - PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. H. BIRKINBINE Pearl St., Council Blufls, Towa. FINLEY BURKE-- Justice of the P Oflice over American Express, No. 410 Broadway, Council Blufls, Jowa. Oflice—Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart-Beno Block STONE & SIMD-. Counci! Blufls, lowa, POST OFFICE MEAT MARKET H. PETHYBRIDGE & CO., PROPS. Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Sausage of All FKinds, Orders Promptly Filled and De No. 635 Broadway, _ F.J. BREZEE, Taxidermist and Naturalist. located at No. 14 North Gth Lane, Council Blu If you have specimens don't wait for price If you dout want them after they for them, Will mako a s Hydr Speci Building, C llic and Sanitary Engineer. Plans, tions. _Supervision of Public Work. Council Blufly, Iowa, Attorney at Law, Second Floor Brown Building, 115 Brown Attorneys at Law, Practice in the State and Federa Courts., ivered, Council Bluffs, Permanently 3t., opposite Postoflice, on Motor lowi Send them to him before they monnted, he will pay you the spoil inlty of heads and drossing highest market pri of furs during the S, STEWART, M. D., D, V. M, VETGRINARY SURGEON HOSPITAL 45 FOURTH STREET. delephone No. 205, COUNCIL BLUKFES, D, H, McDANELD & CO0,, ‘Hldes Tallow, Pelts, Wool and Furs. | Highest Market Frices, Prompt Return 20 and 62 Maln Street, Couucil Blaffy, Jowa. /—'\9 FINE, CHOICE IMPORTED MILLINERY 1OWA ;I'HE MORRIS TYPE WRITER. PRICE $135, Machins, the Lest apparatus for ATty work The ¥dison Miweograph wa 4" s Tke Ezsolsior G, Blafs, Ta, i i 1514 Douglas 8t,, Omabs, Neb