Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 2, 1888, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE. NO PEARL STREET. carrier in Any Par o Citya Tventy Cents Per We TILTON TELEPHONES 1N EES OFFICE NO. T K o, pelivered by How MANAGER, m N —_— MINOR MENTION, Y. Plumh Addit page. g company. ional Council Blutts on seventh 1t overcoatings at A, Reiter's, tarior, 510 Broad way soft conl and 619 Broadway. Monda us in the merchant Best havd o wood. E. 13 May The chautauqua_circle will milding, Missouri meet meet Monda with Mrs. Dr. Mont Marria Fourth strect icenses were 1 yesterday 1o William 1 1, of Omaha, and Kail Young, of this city, and Andy Mahoney, of South Omalia, and Miss Lizzie Leutzinger, of this city. hers of the instit ion for the deaf acation Frid; unity of ucross the " Bolpulticss to thel work here. B 3en Marks, of this city, the other day W quit elam land on which I is located the land be up the title it be signatl The ne was_ealled upon to-day wil cat, the hill having been ent down: considerably’ uud the road put in did condition, ne enterprising (1) citizen has become imbued with the idea that Bayhss park s a in which to pasture his ugly turned them in there parently but not so the eitizens in that part ot *city, who iamediately se in their might and drove ot the inter ping bovines. Itis hardly probable that e will be rep that the s entirely finished power liouse is also ready, and i » Pullman men have ) on the cars, all will be i readi ness for astart, which will probably be made inside of seventy-two hours. The small pox is still confined to the two houses previousiy mentioned. The Forman house is in the cxtreme castern part of the side the so00n as t the Imgmu tine is being st will probably v the members of the two afilicted Mr. H. C. Addis, of the Council Bluffs In- vestmient company, od a new suit of time ago with which to pro ramo from the chilling | The tailor had but one | that would do, but the quantity was short, so the knight of the seissors many tured the vest from another picce. “Ad donmed the suit in time, taking pleasure in pointing the advantages of having it all mado from cne piece. Finally, after wearing it two days, u friend ventired to point out. the decention, and the w grief was painful 1o witness. He insists that the boys bribed the tuilor, and refuses to be comforted. See W. C. ¢ 3 - We donot intend to fndorse any exc cles of merlt, but we take pleasure in referring to the d Stoves und Ranges, whose superiority is too well established to be called in question. They are believed to ha uneq ualed by any in the woild. Soid exclusively by P, C. e Vol. acy’s ad. pt arti- - et Ixchange—Ior dry goods, 800 ands. Noincumbrance. Title Will put land in at low ficure. ce us. C. B, Investment Co., st., Council Bluffs, la. Lots near the bridge who will build .\I once. Ad- dress or call onJ. R. Ric 110 Main street, Council Biuffs. For acres fine . Shea make short time tate, 10 suit, at Jowest rate of i st Broudway and Main street, upstairs, long or Sce Forrest Smith's special column. Hlinoi best soft coal, son, 26 1 Glea- ; - J.G. Tipton has bargains in real estate. Tmproved and i property in all parts of the city; § fect on ( avenue, cast front, l-1|<_:.un, busine and Fourth ; North Main t, DeVol's bloc! els, Couneil Blufls 1. G has a fiv 10 rent. - Notice the beautiful finish gi lars, cufts and shirts by Caseud dry company. ipton, the re room h\)um_ with u good barn s made on et bought, tment company. y Kim- ball-Champ Tn Wo have no competitors in finishsng collurs, cufls and shirts, Cascado Laun- avy Co. The Council Blulfs Lumber Co. you to try some of their coul. Pick bitts, want - d tripe and pigs’ feet at Tib- 5 Broadway. - G. Tipton has loca in comfortable houses th. the city. He makes u sy line and has some raroe bar, - vig 4 more people i in alty that aink now, An E Monday at 5 o'clock, ut the regational church, will take place the next recital of Prof. Charles Hucton’s stu dents. The following is the programme : Cavating . J. Raft On Con, k-on-blaas-Tust club, Cavatiua, vocal-tancredi... Mrs. Orpha Meyor Piano solo,**Valsede Salon" ¢ | Chamberlin oss tho Far Blue Jacquis Blumenthal Miss Maud Thomas. Serenade, for flute and coronet S, Titvl rs. Porry and Frank Badollet. ed) froim Elijah Mondelssohn Miss Hattie Palmer. solo, “Andante et Scherzo Capri- closo” % David Aria, .. Rossim Sternberg or Bright and Fair,! from ’l'In-m . llunm-l (with orchiestral accompaniament.) Miss Mattie Palmer. Lelvhluud Mm\lul . tryk-en-blaas-lust club, *Rendo,” \u«ul from Orfco. drs. Orpha, Meyers, Duett, piano and violin. .. Ernst & St. Heller Miss Pearl Chamberlin and My, Bactens, Bong, “The Lover and the Bird” Abt Miss Maud Thomas. Vocal duet, Gumbert Misses Hattie and Mattie l’nlmu‘ Mandolina, Mexican serenade. .......... Steyk-en-blaas-lust club, i ¥ If you want tostop paying rent and buy & house and lot on monthly pay- ments, with warranty deed, B, Judd, 606 Broadway. .Bocharini ..Gluck Miss | { Avmstrong girl, ALL ABOUT COUNCIL BLUEFS. A Sowing Machine Man With Too Many Wives on His Hands. THE SUICIDE OF A FRAIL ONE tual Menu For the An Tourist—Tae Ne Sentenced Polic The Spi Insa Day sa Barg lars The He Loved The White sc Two Unwisely wing 1ia $ W last in employ ut bounced “thirtin fro. Brown s hotel oft the city turned and appes 1 where Brown claimed he T'he o *girh acted to the pair and stated wd wife while here 1.ouis or some othor Mr. Seott wld his action would o fainted away. He 1 he did not know he was doing any sl and when this int v ended 16t by a back street for the Broud way depot, and went to Owmalia, where it is supposed they now arc. Brown was married about three years ago tou daughter of J. A. Sylvester, a most worthy gentieman who lives wbout two and 1 the e d this marriage v been ann s, Hru\\n.\w 1 t re > scarch the police A he be ca ¢ than probat and and Priday at the had m the girls, put Wednesduy evening they Seott ho role of a companion that they hived as v in the and S8 the pair were maeried now or o t forae wod sted on these o t had been ascertained. When Brown and his wife arrived tiey were in destirate cir cumstane did not stand upon the order of leaving Atlantic d he took his wife o his fath lich place she now is. In the for the ““Houschold’ is 8aid that company ar one of the chi \H..iunu for him on man in his sober se It issta Hn Al by some who have known him while here that e is and this is surely the most chacitable view to take of the case. It is understood that Brown explained to is lady companions U lived with his wife for u ne h Ill .mnmln g s. When i ot of a div 1 tha 1id not wary ) is known med to att hanner, th this was a braucl A8 i very temperate man, 1d 10 bUSIness i a satis- ha oflice, of whi no i until s S0 i ccountable, except on the ¢ Council Bluffs Tuvestment com- pany are now prepared to loin money on st lowest v - plattin Also hous in the ¢! terms, one in best locatior ures and on ¢ us. Room 10, i ¢ stock Wil take part, Coungil Council Blufls [uvest- 10, Pearl st., Council For S and fixture: Blufls prope ment. Couy rootn Bluffs, lu. S See Forrest Smith’s special column. - Rock Spring coul, Gleason, Pearl street. The London “Tailor’ get your clothes madc - Sce Porrest Smith’s special column, - s the place to Broadway. Money loaned on nonds, horses. bt furniture, pianos, honovable ur . oftice cor. Broadway wid Main, over American ex press, The Creed of the Bells, The following announcements of religious services to-day are made for the guidance of those who desire to attend chureh: mony Mission ~There will be no servi ces or Sunday school until further announce- ment Mecting for Men—This afternoon at 3:30 o'clock will be held at the Baptist church a meeting for men only, lead by Mcssrs, Smead ana Swith, A grand work is being done by thes iwelists, and in this work they will hold specia > one noted.” Let there be a full attend this morning. ibjeet, “The Allare cordially Union social seryices in the I’res- by the \\ur:wnl’llu Lord Jesi welcome chureh—Preaching at 30 1. m. by the pastor, D. 2 Luss room at 6:30 p. m, nd young men are cor kstun 10230 11:45 wenty-first strect, venues. Subjects n's Possessions,’ and Eficacy. ! hing as usual in nng by the pastor. Subbath school at o'clock, Int the union reviv services witl h in this church, Strang ordially invited. “The union r vices” conducted by the evangelist wead and Smith, will be held in the evening at the Presb terlan chureh, Doginn ug prompuy ut 70 o'clock, Bothiny Baptistchurch, corner of Bluff and Story streets—Serviecs will be_held at the usual hours, 10:50 ¢ P, Sunday school at 3 p. ) V. 3, past . Tts Seope shyte riAnePro the Paiil's church—Divine .nun Land 70 p. 1 1'! L topics, services to-day Sunday school A Young Man Normun Mae with anthews by ron Asleep.” leed.”’ Full choral servic the quartette choir, All Saints' chapel —Services as usual, 11 a. m. and 7:50 p. m. v school at 4 p. Young men and stras always cordia welcomed to these services, T.J. Macl rector. e Money loaned at L. B. Crafts & Co.’s loan oftice, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, povsonal prope vty of of ali kinds, and all other article value without removal. All business strictly confi- dential, o Sleigh bells, sleds and skates. ODELL & BRYANT, 518 Main st. - Have our wagon soiled clothes. Cascade your mn\h Y Co. One More Un fortunate Last evening the body of Ethel Morgan was borne away by a few friends who bad known her during life and sent on its journey 10 @ sister who resides in Ringold count Towa. Her death was the usual close of the life of the scarlet woman—suicide. She died Friday evening at her rooms over No. 709 Broadway. From those couversant with all the eircum- stances the following fucts are learned: For val woutls she bad Leen kuown as tbe SUNDAY DECEMBE 1888, o P ON ALL CASH SALES! FIRGED 6 1 from his w rushed across the Lasked her what told me. She was and pleaded with me to [would do all I could save her the remedices but it was no usc at agony.’ ference to the reports o she said: “Of course f things about that, is d, poor ¢ anything harsh an off lying in there dead let her sins be buried with her.’* For Brondway prope . G.Pipton, tie broke Dy s made—Wool dresses $5 to $8, k= and plushes $8 to $10. Mve, Sim- mons, over Lliseman s, Weuther stripsat Chapman’s art store. All prades soft coal, C. B. and s at her, and tyatal wel Co. . Waasworth & Co. loan money. 300 to take in- Adj - arty with & exhibition. Couneil Blufls - PN For Rent. ttage with large out- ar and about land, djoining Posscssion given Mare & Co. Wanted—1 A four-room \Hrnllnu Flir All the oftic of the Counc; men's association are hereby notified atJ. L. ton's cigar store Deceinbe o'clock shi Cooren, he finish on our coliars, shirts cannot be equalled. Laundry Co. 1 Blufs Rire to meet Sunday, Secretary. cuffs and Cascade - Brotherhood Farm For Sale. The above farm of 600 s is sitnated near Malvern, in Mills county, Towa. It is in one body, all fenced. with rood wind mills, ete., of the best on slope. It has this cres under cultivation. time with [n\, r year Will of in- A, over 400 be sold on lor ]H\l?‘ rd conl, C. I;. Fuel Co. LOTS IN FERRY ADDITION! For 2 Short Tims I Will Offer 100 LOTS rry Addition to Counctl Bluils on tae fol- Towing Terms: -8 500 500 o0 630 0 B0 450 0 it I,wunnlhfl AV innine annual ith & per cent in- Will give con- No. &, North Main St.. Council Blufls, Ia, 7 FINE, CHOICE IMPORTED MILLINERY 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, Neb, FOR SALE! A Complete Stock of COOK.and HEATING STOVES Lower thati the lowe-t goods sold on easy pay nients at Cash Prices. For the accomodation of Workingmen, T will keepopen Sunday from s a. m, to 1 p. m. For second Hund Goods in ‘good order T will pay full value. Special inducement to Omuha Custome 'A. J. MANDEL, GEO. H. MESCHENDORF Will sell for cash, meat at the following prl fe | PORTERIIO ic | PORK CHOP |m\~1 e | PORK ROAS te | TEAMS e | BACON e | LAKD, n 'ON RO AS O AL RINDS And all other Meats in 1he same Prupumnn. NO, 327 B'WAY. TEL. NO. 161, = g f TREE OF LIFE A positive cure for Liver and Kidney troub- les, all Blood Diseases, Indigestion, sia, and Sour Stowach, is found in MOORE'S TREE OF LIFE. For sale by local druggsts and druggists overywhere. Price 81 per bottle, six for §5. Address all communications to DR. J. . MOOR! Council Bluff, I SPE.ClAL NOTICES. WANTS. 1\u|; RENT-Modern K-roous Mousc, Bouth vtk st Dyspep: No. Unequalled and <t D::'y' Goods, il iy C‘loth:.ng, OUR ENTIRE STO In order to give us an opportunity to r STORY BLOCK. which w Customers will not waste their time of t they be deceived when they come Everything will be found exactly as we Now is your timee to bu Do not miss this opportunity. ing to make Low We adopted this method of slaughte 1t has been that our STORE 1S CIR I o that we have added ustom and And Sales Lad People are of this s to wait onour roming from Om, Our regular prices have west, and when you get 20 per ceit. ext saving oy buying from us. We want t CALL ANI For reasons above named. ways been conceded to be the NCESSION SALE \prising Bargains in Cloalzs, NS TLSTS, Bocts T Shoes At Henry Eiseman & Co’s People’ s Store CK_ MUST BE SOLD. y oour h isiness for onr new FOUR the old Pacitic House Site. ley read what we have to say. Nor will to ke our good W one pric say. We offer a discount of 20 per cen ON ALL CASH SALES On everything we have in our house. prices always make us buy and we are go- LOW PRICES MAKE YOU BUY! ring our goods just one week ago, snd the OWDED ‘with customers all day long, so Extra force of Competent Salesmen, ers, from hundreds of miles to takeadvantage GREAT FORCED SALE. lows ra discount on your biil, ‘e what you are > and must i CLOSE OUT OUR STOCK ) S Mail Orders receive prompt attention. HENRY FISEMAN & CO. PEOPLE’'S STORE NOS. 314, 316, 318 COUNCIL BLUFFS, SMOTHERS "ROPRIETORS OF——— COUNCIL BLUF TRANSEFER ILIXE. 'OFFICES“— Corxcir, BLerrs—P. C. De Vol's Store, No. 501 Middle Broadway. ‘Telephone No. 8. e — SIZES FROM 2570300 HORSE PDWEH. AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINE. Specifications and estimates furnished for complete steam plants, Can show letters from users where fue anteed, Send for C EVANS’ BRIDGE AI]D LUTS BRYANT & CLARK Anm'nnx STREET'S ADDITION LOLS. A 20 ACRES OF THE BEST PROPERTY IN TOWN FOR FLATTING. W. C. STACY, Telephone 16 No. 9 Main Street, TS, Maurer’s THE RUSSELL. & 320 BROADWAY, IOWA. & BEECROFT, FS AND OMAHA Paper Co., No. Omana-—Carpenter 1 Telephone No. 2 Douglas Street. Especially Adapted for ELECTRIC LIGHTING, Mills and Elevators, Regulation, Durability Guar 1 Economy is equul with Corliss Non-Condensing, E. C. HARRIS, Agent, No. 510 Pearl Street, Council Bluffs. S. STEWART, M. D., D. V. M, VETARINARY SURGEON HOSPITAL 45 FOURTH STREET. Telephone No. 205, COUNCIL BLUFFS, b 3 'GEORGE METCALF 1OWA °,REAL ESTATE No. 14 Pearl St China Sho SINTEEN PAGES. HARKNESS BRO'S. A NEW AND ELEGANT LINE OF CLOAKS! DIRESS GOODS OF EVERY KIND AND QUALITY AT »® * LOW _ PRICES! SILK MITS, WORSTED MITS, ETC., ETC. CALL AND SEE SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. 401 BROADWAY, © - COUNCIL BLUFFS. GREAT CUT SALE! TO GLEAN UP OUR IMMENSE STOCK. During the past season our sales have far ex- ceeded our expectations. As a result we have an IMMENSE QUANTITY OF REMNANTS These goods we must sell at some price. for we have room to carry them, This is no bargain sale but A WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER! Everything must go. The finest gods at your own price Here are a few sample prices: Moquettes. ... $1.00 to §l.15. Regular Price .$1. Wilton Velvets...75¢ to 1,00, Regular Price.... ..., ..81.40. Body Brussels. . ..7oc to $1.00. Regular Pric L£1.30. Tapestry. .. . 4oc to 6oc. Regular Price. . ..70c to g1.00. Ingrains....... 15¢ to 30c. Regular Price to Soc. A great many of these patterns are lar cnough rooms, no 50 30¢ tor The sale will open to-day and eontinuc untii all is sold out, Come carly for choice. COUNCIL BLUFEFS CARPET (o, NO: 405 BROADWAY. SNAPS! $225 3260 $285 rach §180 1o $500 aves $AB0 Fach HOUSES AND LOTS S ON EASY PAYMENTS Call and See C.J. COLBY, Masonic Temple. 2. 1 Lot, Bryant & Clar, on Sccond ave. - '1 Lot, Bryant & Clark, on Third ave. - 43 Lots, Perry's 2d Add, on Ave.C - - 8 Lots, Benson's First, Ave K - - - 1 Lot, Everetw's Add., Third ave. - - - 2 Lots, Fleming & Davis, Ninth and Tenth - RETAIL, 340 BROADWAY. We carry the largest stock in tk We deal direct with European manufactu We offer you for 30 days. LOT 1—Hand-painted ('uymi«lm'- 15¢ -piece (genuine gold f.uml-| inted flowers) t, per set.812 00 English Decorated Full Set, new fluted 5)m|n 5, band and Dinu | 8 50 1ot of China Nn e and choic Decorated Genuine Creamers, each, LOT §—Large Moss Rose Piteh- 1e west, coverin "()()f)()~x1||u| er’s and pay no jol feet of floor. ber’s profits, We do the largest business! We sell at the lowest priced WE AT SPOT CASEIL] Cash talks, and we are always in position to Offer You Genuine Bargains? ors, each i LOT 9—Rose Jars, filled with per- fumed rose hu\n* one h . LOT 10 ] pit or Iee Creom sets, LOT 11—Genuine Chin Plates, assorted decorations, per A elegunt Hand Painted Lamp, with shade matceh, fine lmnm. complete, :h li'lelll many more bargains which our Timited spice will not permit us to enumerate, An Inspection will save you money. W e MEATREIR, . In new and fresh goods and good selections, the Plated and Solid ~ilver, following Colcy P Also Full Line of Best Makes in Royal Worcester, Taplitz, Rich Cut Glass, Royal Dresden, > Vienna Bronzes and Brass Goods, Choice Dinner, Tea, Fish, Game, Soup, and Ice Cream Sets. Visitors and purchasens equally w'co ITe. 340 BROADT A Royal Saxony, Bonn Faeience, etcd