Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 19, 1888, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFICE. NO 1 PEARL STREET. Lelvered by earrier in Any Part he City a ylents Per W M. W. TILTON MANAGER, TELEPHONES: DUsingss OFrice No. 4 NiGHT EDITOR MINO ‘Il \IIU\ N. Y. Plumbing company Finest Christma pers at Adams', ams’, 417 Bridway, E.Magne, 619 B'way Best warm Shoes at Coaland wood. First class Shoo maker and Cobbler ay Adams'. Dring in your work Elegant overcoatings at A, Reiter’s, merchant tailor, 310 Broadway. "The switchmen reparing for a grand ball in the Masonic Temple hall on Christ mas eve. The Dodge 1 at their first evening A building Theres: in Evere Attend the groeg nery stock at the old stand of ght Guards netted about $50 party of the season Monday ‘rmit was issued yesterday to ,100 residence closing out sale- of milli® H. Fricdman, 409 Broadway. A. J. Mandel. The Rifle club held a shoot yesterday - af. ternoon at the grounds in Khorer's park. ral fine scores were made, arriage license was issued yesterd to Andrew C. Pederson and Annic Nelson, both of Council Bluffs. Albert Rodgers « both of this city afternoon at ¢ office of Sau A case of s fever is reported on Ave- nue D, between Eighth and Ninth streets, and the attention of the board of health is called to t J. M. Dickey was arrested last disturbing the peace. He was room at Hotel Bashyte for then have a hearing this morning. night for furnished a ight and will The sale of land for del again adjourued until Mon at the of the county nine-tenths of Qisposed of. the lots hav 1y been and was arrested yesterday for re pay his_hack f s drunk and toolk i the city In_st unwill ing to settle with his up this morning The medical society of the Missouri valley mes meets to-morrow in the Masonic Temple hall. ‘The session will last but a- day and evening at most. 1t is expected that” there will be a lurge attendance. The following juror for the vresent term of the G. H. Jones, R. V. Will Sumuel Mort Ritter, John Booth, James Brooks, Jacobs, Edward Flues and J. Sweanigen, The case of Hannan vs Marr was still_on trial iu the district court yesterday. and will probably require the re the week to complete. These squatter ¢ being carefully tried, they oWl hip of a large amount of property on the bottoms. Oficial notification has been received of the semi-annual meoting of the state fire. men’s association, to be held i Des Moines on tho 91h and 10(h nuary. It is desired ment in the state ites will attend , A. orge Deputy White avrested Jolin Dimu yeste ‘moon for keeping an 0 suloon Sunday. Dunn played a funny sk on the oflicers S evening and law. He will wn opportunity to « i his actions this morning to Judge Aylesworth. e remains of M, Hurkness were last. cvening taken east o intorment, thoy being accompanied by Mr., ' family will remain for 1ittlo bavo being 100 il 1o underko. such & long journey at present. Their plans for the future are not fully determined upon. The funeral of Willi Dean held yesterday_ afternoon dence on Madis st 5 R . Mackey ofticiating. M. Dean leaves a wife and oo child, a duughter only three years of age. He was for some years custodian of Bayliss park, and well “known to the citizens who 1r nted that place, or had occasion to pass der, of Towa City, to L'flIIL'IL 100 (ur plaintiff was called from Iowa City to Walnut to attend the defendant. The' latter refused to pa; alleging that the charge was exorbit Drs. Hart and Macrae were called as expel wittie The jury returned a verdict in favor of the defendant, Soveral of the members of the Rescue hose tx'nm hd bne into training for next vear's r neof the boys have been Off the |lm for 50 long that it will take s 1 months to put them in good conditiol stain Phillip Betz and Frauk Mithen are doing the coupling, and are putting in con- siderable time cach day in practice. The Rescie has always gone in a fast class, and °r their record next year. aura Frank, charged with the roods from the store of J, L. called before Justice Schurz led guilty, and 3 rement of uting wit- the county utt ness, to depart, Jromising to pay | 1s possible 1o condition was such that it was decmed unwise to have her confined in jail. ‘There was alively runaway on Broadway A pair of hors & started on Upper Broadway own that thoroughfare, A he g to Mr, Miyne was standing ne and ging fright as the i curb, dashed by, joined in the and the near the Kiel 1 fine load of kindling, but the buggy was un- injured. house, —— All grades soft coal, C. B. Fuel Co. s g - Holulay Pr be found Can now varie in New and artistic designs in diamond nd ladies’ gold ilver and plated ble and the A cordial in- vitation is (‘\h nded to every one to call and judge for themselves at C. B, | fine jewelry, gents' watclics and chains, , clocks Au 27 Main a!. 206 N¢ llh \l‘un Tel. 147, Dr, C! lun\n See W. The 01 Reliable Jowolry Firm of I, Burhorn, No. 17 Main street, laid in an immenst goods, which will be ever. This is a special inducement for thirty days. All goods first class and uaranteed to be just reprosonted, t is an established fact that you can ot the best goods for the least money hore, 1 and examine ghe stock an: get prices before purchasing. - has stock of holiday old cheaper than Personal Paragraphs. Mrs. John Hawkins, of Creston, is visiting Mrs. J. B. Atkins, of this oy, Mrs. McNaughton has been ill for several days, but s now recovering quite rapidly. City Solicitor Holmes goes to Oakland to-day to try two damuge suits @gaiust the city. He will be abscut three days, Mrs. Horace Everett left for Boston Mon- duy evening, accompanied by her son as far as Des Moines, He will return this morning, Mrs. Watts, bookkeeper for Harkness Bros., was taken quite ill yesterday while at work at her desls, and had to be removed in curriago L0 her home, and a physician called in, e — There is a very skillful engraver in constant attendunce at Burnhorn’s jew- elry store, so that patrons can be accom- ! murkings. The London “Tailor’s” is the place to get your clothes made. 6387 Broadway. e For Rent—Two ncw store rooms in good locatfon; Nos. 787 and 789 Broad- way. B, Saunders, 80 Pourl st. U U ‘I'HE OM AHA DAILY Svam—— MAPPENINGS 1N THE BLUFES, An Indignant Wife Charges a Neigh- bor With a Grievous Assault. THE POCR PEOPLE OF THE CITY. ™ Mc e Guards Planning to Attend the Inanguration—The City Coun- cil-Sneaking a Coat— Reckless Drivers. A Grievons Assanit. Mary Graver, a buxom woman of 40 summers and ponding win- anpeared before Squire Schurz yester. nd filed an information against Nate Noly. charging him with anassault with ent to commit rape. es the date on the20th da, intiff has been ill since to_sooner | husband, The nformation of November, ainst MeNoty. Her who is a and rather weak eripple, dia not_ap- pear. 'The parties all live in the southern part of the city, Me vas afeated, and being unable to furnish £500 bonds, was com- mitted to the county jail to await a hearihg. Heisa b thickset Irishman, and re- fuses to t about the case. - a See Forrest Smith's special column. W have boug on sixty days. A, J. ss. 850, for two Musie Co., ns, first Council New ory cks onl 1 Broadw Blufls i the entire’stock of mitlinery which T tat sheriff s sale " at 50 cts. the dollar must be closed out within Mandel. - Bargains in real estate in_all parts of the city, W, S 130 Main street. We have just received an invoice of Solon Paimer’s fine perfumes, Suchet powders and toilet soap, Dell G. Morgan & Co. The ¥ r-PPresent Poor. Since the sale of the poor farm this county has no place for caring for are the poor. They > boarded around, or given some weelkly, and rather weakly help, too, to sustain them- scl moutins make it mor thi fortunates may be properly ¢ tax-payers seldom g ves in their own little hovels, The winter parent than ever that place where the un- red for. The out the ex is need of some mble pense of maintaining what few folks there are oftic mical the visions for e as upon the publie. It is the who advocate the econo- . and each in turn seems an rcord along this line, even at the 2 of needed comforts on the part of ho merit char Tho present pro- aring for the sick and the needy it in lmlll city and county, so far Ther e dependent 1s, generall, se : very s the public is concerned. nd were it noble private charities arranged, not for these the situation would be far from creditable to as prosperous a part of the country as this i Fortunately there are fewer cases of need than u 1 at this time of year. The able weather, the abund. growth and ha 0o W To step into a business offered at the old stand of H. I 409 Broadway son, 26 Pearl stry Diamond rings, fine karet jeweler, 224 Bra pr W general prosperity ve been helpful if this respect. Wer t for this favorable combination of eircum- I ation would what char: cly from the ttered must ¢ of private No w for re jewele wble jewelry at Broadway. oolman’s : L a A Rare Chince! first with an Tibenola ata remarkably low figure for cash only. A.J. Mandel The stock w Tllinois and dowa best soft coal, Glea- - uaiity, no flaws, 00. ~ Wollman, ston When you looking for holiday are esents don’t forget to give us a call. © have a fine line of Christmas books, plush cases of all kinds and Christmas cards. Dell G. Morgan & Co., 742 Lower Broadway. —~——— The Guards Will Go. The Dodge light guards are planning on attending the Harrison. tri credit o this city to bave un gu; men and office po some pleasin inauguration of President It will be rather an expensive p for the boys at the best, but it will be a s0 well drilled and iformed a_company sent from here. The ards are planning on having twenty-four least. In order to meet a rtion of the expense the guards will give ntertainments this winter, The public will doubtless give generous sup- po 29 Wi Tt to these, - Clocks 75 ceuts at Wollman’s, jeweler, 1 Broad A ebg s Solid gold band rings 25 centsat ollman’s, jeweler, 224 Broadway. e Al Notice the heautiful finish given col- , cuffs and shirts by Cascade Laun- company. Toy Sewing Machine. Did you see it at Brackett's? It is a daisy and selling like wild fire, Works as nicely as a big machine. Be sure and see i S Money loaned on furniture, pianos, dinmonds, horses, buggics or anything of value at low rates of interest. No publicity; fair and honorable dealing. A. A. Clark & Co., office cor. Broadway and Main, over American express, A Missing Man, A young man named Peterson left his home in Council Bluffs for Weston, Ia., on the 12th of November, 1888, since which lulw nothing has been heard of him. Described as follows: Age 213 & fe. 150 ;)()\mds, £mooth or pl 14 dark overcoat, and black pants soft black hat; et 10 inches in height; weight about light complex- one leg; had on and vest; lame i cheap black v 10 knowing of ‘his who ease notify H. GUANNELLA, City '\llll‘alh\l u( Council Bluffs, [a. e \\'urk of the Council, The city council met in adjourned session last evening. men Kuepler, Waterman. Present Mayor Rohrer, Alder- Metcalf, Weaver and “Dhie earlies part of the session was devoted to the considering aud allowing of minor bills, The petition for a sidewalk on Bridge st also a petition for Twenty-ninth stre for grading cont of poi in, roet was read and concurred in, as was 4 water main on South t. Tho bills of J. W. Kelley aud P, ots were allowed, The judiciary commiitee reported in, favor passing tbe ordinance for the W. H. Beck ny express, and the report was concurred The motion was then read and on mo- Sweeney tion passed. W A communication from the Council Bluffs Bleatrio Light und Power cowpuny, offering put in an incandescent plant 1o furnish light at the rate of 1 cent per Lour per six- teen candle power light, provided an exclu- sive franchise was wis The offer the table, ranted, ordered sprea upon Mayor Robrer recommended sending u com- m th ittee to visit the other e state for the purpose of lenclpnl cities of uvestigating the merits of various plauts, but it was defeated. Alderman Lacy recommwended the adoption of the oifer of the Hawkeye Electric Manu- facturing cowpany, as did_Aldermau Knep- her. i)u ‘TLe ordinance was then read, as pre- red by the city atlorney. The matter was uily disoussed aud the various clavses of L ordinance considered. Alderman Metealf moved to lay the matter over for further consideration, as he was unwilling to vote on the matter until he underatood it mord fully . Alderman Lacy insisted on voting on it at that time, ms jt had becn | beforco the council long - enough on a call for ayes and nays, the Aldermen Metcalf. Alder Finally, tion to lay over prevailed, Knepher and Weayef voting aye, and men Waterman and Lacy voUlag' 1o, City Salicitor Holmes then ad dressed the council in reg 88088 ing owners for scy 0sts for work. He thought it illegal to charge prop- erty owners for the cost of constructing tem porary sewers. The report was concurred in. General Agent Alworth, of the Chicago & Northwestern, then appeared in _behalf of his company in_regard to putting in the crossings recently ordered on First avenue. He thought it unnecessary to place full width crossings at every streot, and offered to place an engine at the disposal of the council to view the ground. The offer was accepted and the time set for the trip over the road at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The committee reported adversely on the petition of J. M. Palmer for removing the sidewalk adjoining the warehouse of the Sandwich Manufacturing company. The re- port was received and concurred Alderman Lacy objected to issuing a grad- g contract on the bids already put in, and moved to readvertise for bids, alleging’ that llln contractor who would otherwise receive ) contract v onsible,having already m-[ the cil rable money by failing to faithfull with contracts. The motion prevailed. Alderman Lacy reported that a part of Graham “avenue was being fenced in, and moved to instruct the marshal to remove ob- structions under the directions of the ity en- gincer. Carried. The contract with the Akron Rubber Hose company for furnishing 1,000 fect of hose ut S1 per foot, payable in warrants to be issued six months after receipt of goods, was ordered spread upon the records. Petition regarding sidewalks on Lincoln avenue, referred to city engineer. : e by W. S. Cooper has cash on hand to loan on approved city property, No. 130 Main strect. - All grades | I)l] conl, (' B. Fuel Co. While planning for don’t fail to see Lund Bro play. *grand dis- Sce Forres speetal column. Have our wagon call for soiled your wre making a speeial 10¢ drive in crockery. Don't fail to see it e e Big Rush! At Brackett's all day yestorday. Fine holiday goods for twenty days at {n es that will surprise ydou. Call and be convinced. . D. Stuart’s drug store, 630 Broad w Dr. C. C. Ha: block. = Loans made on city business and resi- dence property. Notes bought. Kim- ball-Champ Investment company. - o en, dentist, opera house L. E. Roe, dentist over Jacquemin & Co.’s j - re and watches, Wollman, § Broad i Silverws jewe Money lonned at L. fts & Co. loan office, on firiice Dianos, hor wagons, personal prop of all kinds, and all other articles of value without removal. All business strictly conti- dential. Reckless Drivers, Another runawey oceurred iast evening, owing to the neglect of the driver to hitch his horse when leaving it for a short time. The ordinance on this point is very clear, but it is a dead letter. A few fines properly administered would have a salutory effect. Judge Aylesworth is ready to do his part if the marshal will see that offending parties are brought into court. The sume is truc in regard to the carelessness of drivers in ap- proaching street crossings. oot passen- gers are compelled to watch the_streets as carcfully as they would a railroad track, lest they are run over by the reckless drivers of hacks, express and delivery wagons, Instead of the driver looking out for the footmen, the case is quite the reverse, and many of the drivers seem to take delight in scaring the pedestrians, and m seeing them rush across the strcets 1o esca) being knocked down and run over. Complaints on this subject are numerous, and the matter seems o be getting no better. The atten tion of the authoritics is called to the exist- f affairs, and it is hoped that a offenders will speedily be made e of for the benefit of the travel- ing public. S. B. Wads R worth & Co. loan money. - ionery Buy groceries, and Christmas goods of Kelley & Younkerman, 102 B'y J. G, - Tipton, real estate, 527 S q pigs fect at Tib- Bway. See Lund Hro for lamps At Brackett’s. Straight talk all of the time. e A Coat Thief. Robert Tracy, the darkey who was ar- arrested Sunday for the larceny of a coat from another coon, was arraigned in the su- perior court yesterday on the charge of petit larcony. He withdrew his former plea of not guilty and "pleaded guilty, The court sentenced him to thirty days in’ the county Jail ot hard labor and Chiristus turkoy. sl ol bl L An elegant line of pianos for Chris mas presents at Christmas prices, for two weeks. Counctl Bluffs Music Co., 224 Broadwa, e Weather s doors and win- dows. Odell & Bryant, 513 Main st. - Rock Spring coal, Glenson, 26 Pearl street. - Buy Useful Presents. most acceptable presents for Christmas are those which combine utility with beauty. Their daily use keeps the giver in constant remem- brauce. We have full lines of Down Comforts, Down Pillows, Carpet Sweepers, Foot- stools, Blacking Cases, Fancy Mats and Rugs, and many other things which are valuable as Christmas Souvenirs, We ave anxious to close these all out, and will make prices to suit the purchaser, Our Remnant Sale still continues aud with bargains for all who come, Call and see us. CounciL BLUFFS CARPET CO, S Sce u“.pumu for Christmas presents. -~ Fine mMu ware at Lund B RED HEADED! JAM MAD, MAD, MAD ! And wil sell meat for the following cash Bhoulder and Chuck Roast Prime Rib Roast Cinuck Steak nd Stonk Bollfa Hoe Mutton Stew Mutton Ley: Gorn fleet ork Roast. ... Pork Chops i Lard, our own mako.. .. Bausk And"ali Gthier m n the same proportion, EUGENE-MOTTAZ, 15 B 114 Bast Broadway. )} Pottawattanis County Msats, wrapped in Councli Biufts Paper, ¥ree Delivery, CHRISTMAS IS NEAR! —AND— HENRY EISEMAN & CO. Realize the fact that their immense stock of Holiday Goods will have to be sold during this week. We have therefore cut prices right and left so we can safely say that you can make one dollar buy two dollar’s worth of goods dur- ing this week’s sale. JUST THINK! Twenty departments full of Holiday presents, and all must go. CALL AND SEE US HENRY EISEMAN & COS PEOPLES STURE NO. 814, 316, 318 & 320, BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFL, IOWA. GREAT CLEARING SALE! | FOR 30 DAYS! I must have room for spring goods, and will sell all goods now in stock at prices far below any ever offered before. "his 15 no bait to catch the trade h\n.. a genuine clearing-out sale, and every- thing must go. Parlor sets, bedroom sets, heating and cooking stoves, handing lamps, oil cloths. All goes without r I have a big stock and ean suit you in whatevér you want. Come and see me and examine my, floods. 1 must sell. No prices quoted; but no reasonable offer will be refused. A. J. MANDEL, BROADWAY, NEW BARGAINS BROADWAY LOTS, FIRST AVENUE LOTS, FERRY ADDITION LOTS, PERRY ADDITION LOTS, EVANS' BRIDGE ADD. LOTS, BRYANT & CLARK'S ADDITION LOTS, STREETS ADDITION LOLS, Also 20 acres of the best property in town for platting. W. C. STACY, Telephone 142, No. Main Street, Council Bluffs, lowa, "SPECIAL NOTICES. Bluffs Inyestment REOMS to rent by Counc Con No 10 Peatl st. rlmuilm oflice rooms to rent on first floor; one room 18xin: both newly papered and nted, Bog tlocation in the city. ~Call av Peard st. No, WANTED! y man or woman who has $50 or h they wish to invest where it wfe it would be if it were ed in the Bank of England and make him more money, to call on usand The buy a lot in Fairmount addition. t location on the hills for service and school privileges; all the railroads, wholesale houses city depots. The only hill property to be had at such low prices and ocasy terms. Prices range from $200 to $400; terms, one-fifth cash, balance in thirty equal mouthly payments at 8 per cent interest, If you are renting now and want a home of your own, commence paying for a lot now before you have to pay double the money for the same location. Begin atonce and you will be surprised to find how soou the thirty months will roll around, making you the owner of a lot. Call on H. G. McGee, 130 Main street, or Forrest Smith,at the Brown building, Council Bluffs, [owa. F. POAST, Bakery and Confectionery CIGARS AND TOBACCO. See him for Bread. Cakes; etc To Dealers--A Liberul L 1nt Uiven, No, 218 Maio Bt, Couseil Blulrs, lowas. COME BOYS Keep Her Up And FOLLOW M Shoulder Roast. Shoulder Steal Corned Bee Pork Roast Pork Chops. . Veal Roast. Sugar Curcd Hams., Bacon Lard... I Salt Porle Mince Meat, read Sauer Kraut.. ... Pickled Pigs Tripe.. .. Pic I(l- Q' Hocl Butter made, NO, 327 BRO ID\V'\\’ GEO. H. MESGHENDORF . 7 FINE, CHOICE' IMPORTED MILLINERY. 1514 Dounzlas St., Omaha, Neb, HAIR ORNAMENTS Lates Noveltles in Hair Goods in Steck or Made to Order. | ADIES RESSING HiE D And Shampooing. MRS. C. L. GILLETTE, No, 14 Main 8t., Council Bluffs, HOME DRESSED MEATS! Examine the f hmmu prices for cash only and buy your o 8t home. 1 will sell until further notic 8: Shoulder and chuck ne rib roast nick stenk Kound steal Birloin steak.. Porterhouse steak. Bolling b Mutton stew Mutton legs. Corn beef Pork roast. Pork chops and st Lard, bto make. mber this is the only ARKET I the city L. NE U\ AS, hu HOME DIESS No foreljn meits Telephone No. 559, 821 Man St S, STEWART, M. D., D, V. M, VETERINARY SURGHON STREE EOSPITAL 45 FOURTH Telephone No. COUNCIL BLUK 1WA I have laid in a nice line of bo shoes which I am selling wt the smaliest living profit. I am establishing a per manent business, for I am here to stay and as my expenses are small [ can se you goods very low, Call and couvince your: L. KENNEBIAN, No, 426 Lroadway, mm nkc it to They will.{ MERS, NEW ANY PART OF vfuo”l.ll, erences given. NO. OLD PIANOS MADE NEW ~ Don't irade off your old. piano oriOrgan, because it n.o\r(rvl repair,nor give it away in trade for a new ~ SWANSON_MUSIC_COMPANY! ut in a NEW SET OF X\'“I{Y on KEY BOARD, OLD ACTION WITH FINISH THE CASE, and your | ter than some of the néew ones. Itis a well known fact that Swanson Music Co. gives the best satisfaction in Tunin all kinds of Musjcal Instruments. 3290 BROADWAY, COUNC HAM- REPLACE NEW, RE- Instrument is bet= and Repairing he best of ref- 1A, MUELLER MUSIC CO., No. 103 Main St., Council Bluffs. What is a Christmas or New Ye; . We have sevent ele s present than an nt Piano o ve of the celebrated i ardman, A, B, Chase, Fisher, Evere ttand Pease & Howard Pianos AND ROYAL CENTURY ORGANS On hand, which we offer « for the We carr and have g the larg t a special discount of st stock of small mus! N PER CENT off our |'n|_'\|1n' next THIRTY DAYS. eal instruments of every de ...\,mns ents. Our stock of shect musie an novelties suitable for music books is the latest and most complete. Remember our entire stock of i TOYS AND FANCY GOODS Will be sold at cos! You will find many bargains, give a ticket with'every %5 purel Call early for a choice of the bar, - SIZES FROM 2570300 HORSE POWER. wnd less than cost. A soavenin e on an elegant Piano, Organ, aius offered. q losed out e every purchase, and other prizes, It must be given with rdless of price, THE RUSSELL. Espectally Adaptod tox ELECTRIC LIGHTING, Mills and E|evamrs. AUTOMATIC CUT-DFF ENGINE. Specifications and antecd. Send for Catalogue. Iy 1t you ha hefore they hest market price he will pay yon t of furs during the w DR. C. B. imates furnished for compl Cani show letters from users where fuel Eeonomy § w Rezulation, Durability 1 with Corliss N Guars -Condensing, E. C. HARRIS, Agent, . F.J. BREZEE, Taxidermist and Naturalist. located at No, 11 ik No. 510 Pearl Street, Council Bluifs, — Northi (th <t opposite Jostattice, ony Motor Line, Counetl Blui's, e - A cimens ds wait for prices, Send them to him' 1t yo V't want them after they are mounted m. Wil make g Tulty of heuds and dressing i —_—y JUDD, MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELEGTRIC TRUSSES. No. 806 Broadvwvay, Council Blulfs, lowa. WANTED—Good Salesmen on large commission or salary. WANTED—LOCAL AND TRAVELING AGENTS ON connusslos cuflucu BLUFFS PRUPERTY. | HOT WATER HEATING LIST OF I’ll(b]’l-fil(l\' SALE BY PARTIAL GEO. METCALF i'F, COUNCIL 5, KOTWA. th SO st rut bargain. . . houses and 4 Tots on Bunch of Resid Residence on Plati and particulars inguire. . A An clogant residence on 15t ave., o minute walk from governmie building. For price and particu- s inqi 4 ence L Gth o from an Mvulwmlll . Store I,umhn"nml lot on 1 (i 3 add., loc: fots in' Squire’s north of transfer, elegantl ted, $300 to 400 each FOR £ 5,000 | B LI00 | { 2,000 1,500 ! Buuch of 11 lots, Central sub. 1,600 Buneh of 12 lots, MeMahon re Jan, 1st, for 5,000 An elegant 1o « 3,000 Three fiue lots on BIUM str bargain 100 feet fron ) 48-a0r0 truct oo mile suburban location 7,600 In addition to the property 10 the city. in nearly every addition GEO. METCALF RO, 14 PEARL ST, COUNCIL BLUK 10OWA, LOOK AT THE IRISHMAN J. M. SCANLAN, 120 CROADWAY, 1 i i Fork Clops uid Sieak . 1 Lard, nake. Lo J i 1111 Dougl AALTY, WIND MILLS, IRON and ‘W00D PUMPS, PIPE and FITTINGS, IR, Main Stroct, meil Blufrs, Ia, Correspondents Mention ‘This Paper, THE MORRIS TYPE WRITER, PRICE $15, Is oqual t3 any High Priced Maching, oh, the best apparatus for und type writlng work, The Excelsior Cc., Council Bluffs, Ia. Tuos. OrFIcEn. W, IL AL PUSEY, OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Main and Broadway, BLUFES, IOWA, wud doi ¢ exchan, aid dnterest paid on tine The manit B0 ¢ Corne COUNCIL, Dealers in fc Collections made posits, C. E, BELL, G. A. BERLINGHOF BELL & BERLINGHOF, Architects, Designers and Slmunutellflem of Canstraction, Beclinghof was se years withy lelssohn, Fisher & Lowry, and has designed many of the finest blocks in Omaha and Council Blufly, Plans and Soccifications Prepared aud stimates made on Application, Studio, ttoom 2 Opera House Block D, H. McDANELD & €0, | Hides, Tallow, Pells, Wool & Furs. Highest, market prices. and & Coua Mr. M Pronipt ret urns, =t 1 Ihul}« Towa, ‘—41 CHRISTMAS PR[SLNT FOR LA"IES. ND NIOE Plush, 81k Flauuel and Cavhinere drosses Ready-Made and Made By MRS, JULIA & Omala, Chesp kood 8t Guarusieed, ¢ prices, ANl