Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 21, 1888, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFIC NO 12 PEARL STREET. Lelivered by carrier in Any Part of heCitya ty Cents Per Week MANAGER. Finest Christmas slipper Best warm Shoes at Adams’ Coaland wood. | 3 2 Additional Council Bluffsin Seventh page. St. Paul's Episcopal chiurch is being very attractively decorat Sirst class Shoe maker Bring in your work. 3y atings at A, merchant tailor, 310 Broadway. Max Mohn is having the dining room of his Creston house attractively frescoed by A. H., Norling. ', 417 Br'dway st Adams 5 Reiter’s, continuan: in the Maher confi was taken yesterday morning in churz' court until Monday morning | at 10 o'clock to accommodate the county at- torn Marr Joor mant, and Chris Johnson all of this city. The latte diately spliced by Squire Biggs. w n King was ested last evening for embezzlement. He brought in a load of corn for a farmer and sold it, failing to mak returns. Ed Winchester was evening for the same crime, but proved e licenses were issued yesterday to L. Robinson and Miss Julia McCal- nd Tina 3 ouple were \pped in the same he cars will be rend » even in the col addition of these comforts the motor cars be fully as well equipped s the dummy rains. The herd longing to D. A, auction Wednesday Woods acting as auctioneer, ized was a little less than $2,000. The ani mals were all purcnased by stockmen, and will go to swell the highly bred berds of Pottawattamie county. >reparstions were made yesterday for im- mediately beginning work on the foundation of the Eiseman b he muterial is on the ground, and the work will be pushed as fast as possible. The excavating has been finished, and the contractors, Owen Bros., have stopped work for the winter. Their work on their last job is onc of the finest of its kind done in the city Squire Biggs tried a noon involving the sum o J K of forty-threo shorthorns be- Farrell was disposed of at afternoon, Colonel F. The price real: after- 1o plain schmidt for oustable Schmidt to Hancock swore monoy and_wonld 3 urt decided in favor of the plaintiff. dant then stated that e would apveal the case, and was highly indig- nant when he learned the amount too 1l to allow of an appeal. The costs were 55, making the whole su 5, which the defendunt paid instead of 7 cents. His ox perience cost him £5.50, but 1t is worth much more. Dr. Cleaver See W. C. e yesterday §! ,1 vised whic h Tel. 147. Sta - The Old Reliabl of B. Burhorn, No. ¥ Main street, has lud in an immenst stock of holiday goods, which will be sold cheaper than ever. This isu special inducement for thirty ¢ All goods fir guaranteed to be just as r Tt is an established fact t get the best goods for the least money there. Call and examine the stock and get prices before purchasing. Jewelry Firm Have you been to the CORNER BOOK Srone? and Cobbler at | ! Notes bought. stment company. dence pmpmx ball-Champ Inv gt il and, watches, Wollman, 4 Broadway. Silverwa jeweler See Forrest Smith’s special column, e, Money loaned at L. B. Crafts & Co.’s loan office, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, personal property of all kinds, and all other articles of value without removal. All business strictly confi- dential. Jowelry of all k - - nds for Christmas at wholesale for cash, v Broadw - All grades soft uml C. Il Fuel Co. m\nlu in great variety. Holiday P Can now be found New and ar fine gents’ T, ik Frl plated ware, clocks in I'rench marble and the best of American makes. A cordial in- vitation is extended to every one to call and judge for themselves C. B, JacQu No. No trouble to show CORNER BOOK STORE. ————— The London “Tailor’s get your clothes made. D For Rent—Two new store rooms in good location; N 9 Broad- way. S. b.lullllL 30 Pearl st. ———— §. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan money. 2 Buy groceries, stationery and Christmas goods of Kelley & Younkerman, 102 13'way. - goods at the the place to 637 Broadway. ‘Will you call and see our goods and prices at the CORNER BOOK STORE? . J. G. Tipton, real estate, 527 B'way. - Pickled tripe and pigs’ feet at Tib- bitts', 845 Broadway. SR s. for lamy See Lund Br — - £10,000 in jewelry at 8 I Broudway. - An elegant line of pianos for Christ- mas i ts at Christmas pricos, fo two weeks. Council Bluffs Music C 224 Brondway. DRSS Attention, Fir Meeting of the Council Bluffs Firemen's association at city council rooms this (Fri- day) evening, December 21, at 8 o'clock sharp. Reports of committees, selection of delogates to attend the semi-annual meeting of Towa Firemen's association to be held at Des Moines the coming month. order of the president. 1. W. Coor —-— Weather strips for doors and win- dows. Odell & Bryunt, 518 Main st. Rock Spring noul, Gleason, 26 Pearl slreet. Jewelry of all kinds cheaper thun any- where on earth at 321 Broadway. - on Must Settle. All persons knowing themselves in- @ebted to H, Friedman are requested to call at the old stand, 409 Broadway, at | once. Mr. Friedman is authorized to collect ull outstanding bills. J. MANDEL, e For Sale Cheap—Lots near the bridge | x’ parties who will build at once. Ad- vress or call on J. R. Rice, No, 110 Main srtest, Council Blafla, FIRE AT THE DRIVING PARK. One of the Stables Burned But the Steeds Luckilly Saved. THE SMEAD-SMITH MEETINGS. The Evangelists Close Their Labors— The Oakland Murder—A Thin Case—The Mayor's Per- plexity. The Murder of Hair, Coroner J. (. Waterman returned yester- day from C nd, where he held an inquest Hair, who was re Tuesday night. jury failed to find anything garding the manner in which Hair t his death. His skull was fractured, the chfork was also used, 1 stabs being found in the body of the deceased. The fork was found close by. It is thought that the assassins intended to murder Mr. Kelley, the owner of the farm, but he did not e verdict of the ed came 1o his death inflicted on his head with a me person or persons unknown. The club was about four feet long and two inches in diameter. Hair was a peaccable young man about twenty-four years of age, and it was not known that he had an encmy anywhere, There is no clueto the murde ers, nor to their motive. It is uot thought that their object was robbery, as the pockets of the deceased were not ritled. The affair is a mystery thus far, and further develop ments are eagerly awaited. The cause of young Hair going out to the barn in the dark was a noise us if the horses or stock were in trou [¢] is that there were two of the murde one using the roller the other the pitchfork, and that they made this racket at the barn expecting that Mr. Kelley would come out, and then they could assault and rob him. ‘Kelley is a man of means and has been in the habit of having money and valuables on his person, In the darkness they mistook Hair for Kel ley, If such was the case the discovery of mistake must have been discovered early, as nothing about the boay indicated that it had been searched for plunde was still breathing when found, but was not conscious and d on after without bef able to throw ¢ v T has hoverirg about late and highway tempts at robbery have been gives rise to the theory that motive for this deed. -— 1l Presents, The most ptable 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, Faney Mats and Rugs, and many other things which are valuable as Christmas Souvenirvs. V' are anxious to close these all out will make prices to suit the purch Our Remnant Sale still continu with burgains for all who come. Call and see us, COUNCIL BLUFFS CARI been this pa sounty of s and at- made, which this was the Buy Use - See Chapman for Christmas presents, table ware at Lund Bros.’ - - The Mayor Perplexed. Mayor Rohrer, like many another man, is compelled to realize that facts are stubborn things and not always greeable as they might be. A question was propounded 10 the chief exeeutive of the city yesterday morn- ing regarding the vari ning on Upper Broadway by reason of his grace and clemency. It was desired to know how long the affair would be tolerated, but the mayor “hadn’t the slightest idea in re- gard to the matter.” Hethought that the case would “have to be investiguted.” but could not say when or by whom the inv Fation’ would be made.” Ho belicved that there was suciia place running within the city limits, and_had heard that the manage- ment had paid $24 into the city treasury for the privilege of running twelve nights, but had not been to sce the performance, and had not heard the outfit characterized as a lot of thugs, bums and crooks. If it should be demonstrated to him that such was the case, he thought that he might re- voke their license, although he was in some doubt as to whether or not he had that power. It was stated that the gang had been run out of Omana, but he was not_ sure that it was so. His inter- locutor hazarded the asscrtion that at any rate the Bluffs offe safe haven of refuge for all the outcasts driven out of other citics, as the authorities were careful not to inter: fore unless the people arose in and drove them toit. This was for the mayor, and he ejaculated nuts” with _considerable acerbity, ar and hur Fine desperation 100 much “Chest- s he mayo pear 1o of fuils 1o obey the behests of the gambling element, there is ashock th makes things rattie, and if the violation of the law is allowed to become too open and pronounced, the temperature again rises in the mayor's vicinity mall wonder that the wrinkles are rapidly gathering on the former placid brow of the exceutive as the days go rolling b L~ 5 cash on hand to loan No. 130 S. Cooper | I city property, Main street. f All grades h.ud [ uu\ B. Fuel Co. ‘While ;)lmmmu fm your lmll\l.n gifts don’t fail to see Lund ‘Bros.” grand dis- play. e See Forrest Smith’s special column, Sl Have our wagon call for soiled clothes, Casc s Lund Bros.” are making a special 10c drive in crocke Don’t fail to see it SO i Fine holiduy goods for twenty days at yrices that will surprise you. Call and JLdssRA T D. “Stuart’s drug store, 630 B your Dr. C block. L The Revivalist The work of the Evangelists, Messrs, Smead and Swith, drew to a close here last evening, and yet not really to a close, for the goodly influences will long remain in this nity. o revivalists have visited this city who have worked more zealously, and yet followed methods to which so few ob- jections could be raised. Mr. Smead is not a sensational preacher, but is u very pleasing speaker. He is entbusiastic, and yet does not allow the emotional to becloud reason. Mr. Smith, his co-laborer, is a sweet singer, and his sougs have been a peculiarly at- tractive und effective feature of the wmeet- ings. Blank cards have those couverts wh which they were r been handed to each of have desired them, on tested to place their names and addresses, together with the name of the church which they would attend. ‘These cards indicato somewhat the extent of the work done, Overone hundred have been returned, filled out,thus showing that at least there have hecu one hundred and more converts. The pastors of the scveral churches have been given the cards of such as express a preference for their particular church, and they are expected to look after these new couverts, Mcssre. Smead and Smith never met be- fore they joined in the series of meetings here. Of course they knew of each other, out the arcangements were completed before they met here. Mr, Smead will return to. night to Minneapolis, where he will spend ALe bolidays with his wife and baby, Mr. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, mith will return to his home near Boston, and it is reported that this holiday season will be one of especial joy to him, in tha will see him wedded to a worthy wife, F emen will take with them the kindliest many in this city well service was held last evening in the Presbyterian_church. It was a befit ting_fioish for such w successful scries of meetings, This morning at 0 o'clock there will be a business men's prayer-meeting in the chapel of the First Baptist church. It will be by Mr. Smead, and will be, in fact, the of his mectings here this season. 1t is de cided to continue these morning meetings for the rest of the week, and probably for some time in the future, althongh it may later be changed to the noonday hour for the better accommodation of the business men, The closing union meeting will be held in the Presbyterian church Sunday night. It will be conducted by the pastors, Masonic. Excelsior lodge No. A F. & A M, will hold a special commun n Monday vening at 7:80 for work in the first degree. isiting brethren cordially invited to attend K By order of W. M GREAT CLEARING SALR! FOR 30 DAYS! I must have room for spring goods, and will sell all goods now in stoek at s far below any ever offered before, I'his 15 no bait to cateh the trade but, a genuine clearing-out sale, and every- thing must go. Parlor sets, bedroom sets, heating cooking stoves, handing lamp cloths. All goes without resery I have a big stock and can suit you in whatev int. Come me and examine my floods. 1 must No prices quoted, but no reasonable offcr will be refused. A. J. MANDEL, NO. 325 BROADWAY, COURCIL BLU , TOWA, NEW BARGAINS TN BROADWAY FIRST AVENU FEGRY ADDI IRRY I)l‘l'llN |()T~a. EVANS' ERIDGE ADD. LOTS, BRYANT & CLARK'S ADDLITION LOTS, STREET'S ANDITION LOF Also2acres of the best property in town for Platting. W. C. STACY, Telephone 142, No. 9 Main Street, Council Blufts, lowa, SPECIAL NOTICES.: nd oil t business 2 B, Thvestn st “bargains in the cheap Lots, smull ces on anove Small Come ‘ 7 E have some of the city in real houses and lots: s Jperty for ex- Coutten Wuits nvest Juity in_house and lot in un of horses and carringe, i Address e office, Omal) 1 WO fine oftice rooms to rent on first floor; one room 15x15: both newly papered and H\lmed Hes tlocation in the city. Call at No. , Pearl st. OOMS to rent by Council Bluffs Iny No. 10 Pearl st. WANTED! FEvery man or woman who has 875 which they wish to invest w will be § it would be if it were deposited in the Bank of England and make him more money, to call on u buy a lot in Fairmount additio best location on the hills for street service and sehool privile clos all the railroads, wholesale house ecity depots. The only hill property to behad at such low prices and easy s range from $200 to $400; lance in thirty If you are renting now and want a homé of your own, commencc a lot now before you have 1o pay double the money for the same location. | atonce and you will he surprised to f how soon the thirty months will roll around, making you the owner of a lot. Call on H. G. McGee, 130 Main strect, or Forrest Smith, at the Brown building, Council Biufls, lowa. COUNGIL BLUFFS PROPERTY, LIST OF PROPERTY FOR SALE BY GEO. METCALF PARTIAL Residence on 6th ave. Residence on Gth ave Residence on Gth ave Residence on 6th ave Residence on 6th ave Munuh'lum on 6ith ave bargain, . and 410ts on drd ay Residence on Platner st. and particulars inquire. An elegaut residence on 1st minute walk from governient building. r price and particu- lars inqui 4 Residence on Gt avi walk from county Cash . . Residence and four lots on ave Street's add.. 5 building and 1ot on Pac near U, P, transfer Two-story frame store son Seventy-five north of transfer, l' ted, #300 to $100 each. . Bunch of 11 lots, Central su Bunch of 12 lots, Cooper, McMahon & Jeffries add. 1{ taken hc{mc Jan, 1 . hi nutes court house. Stors 5,000 ‘ash 4,000 Tiiree fine lots on BIU street at i bargain ..... 100 feet frontage on Park av or foot., . Business property on Broadway Business property on Main st. An improved farm of 160 acres not far from Chautauqua grounds, con- sisting of hill and dale. For par- ticulars inquire.............. 48-acre tract one mile suburban location Tn addition to the above I property in nearly every addition 1o the ity GEO. METCALYF, AO, 14 PEARL ST,, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, GHRISTMAS DECEMBER 21 IS NEAR! A HENRY EISEMAN & CO. Realize the fact that their immense stock ND 1888, 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. COUNCIL BLUFFL O.R. GILBERT, —MANUFACTURER OF— 1141 BROADWAY, NOIL BLUFFS, IOWA. nds of Dakota and Mon- tana rame Juffalo and other heads on hand. isfaction guaranteed to those sending n work to be done. Buffalo horns in noveities. BELL. G. A. BERLINGHOR BELL & BERLINGHOF, Architects, Designers and Super mtcnlun[» of Construction, Berlinghof was seven S Mendelssohn, Fisher & Lowry, and has designed many of the finest hlocks in Omaha and Council Blufts, Plans_and Specifications Prepared aud Estimates made on Application, Studio, Room 2 Opera House Bluck Mr. M. Pusey, "OFFIGER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Main ar Ay 10WA, end domestic exchango, lu\lwu]rm\ made and interest paid on time d posits, TAXIDERMY GOODS with | CALL AND SEE US HENRY EISEMAN & (U'S NO. 314, 316, 318 & 320, BROADWAY, IOWA. RED HEADED! D, MAD ollowing casli | §ANE MAS, M meat for the and Chuck oast nst. ... Round o Steak Porterhouse Steak . Iiling 1 Mutton & Mutton Corn Be Pori Roa ll'm «n.‘,..mmw K Sau: Andall ofher n EUS 1 1 sell Pe up i Couneit Bt Will sell for cash: Shoulder and Cuuck Roast her meats in the sent promptuttent ML See him for Bread To Dealers—A Liberal Main St. ne by « [ Council JLUUK AT THE IRISHMAN' J. M. SCANLAN, 120 BROADWAY, proportion, “hi Ba er\ and - Confeeli mcrv CIGARS AND TOBACCO. — " one. Take it to They will, if needed, MERS, NEW ANY PART OF FINISH THE CASE, erences given NO. What a Christy We h nicer for Organ. is On hand, which we offer and Have many novelties suitable for Will be sold at cost. | You will find many b and less than cost Lins, hefore they spoil. he will pay you the highest market price for t | of furs during the winter. WANTED—Good S ! WANTE LOCAL AND RAV SIZES FROM 2510300 HORSE POWER. tmates furnished for ec Specifications and ¢ s from users whe anteed. Cau sLow 1cf Send for Catalogue. COME BOYS Keep Her Up And FOLLOW ME! o Boiling Beef.. Shoulder Shoulde Corned Beef, Pork Roast Pork Choy Veul Rost . Mutton_Koast Round Steak Veal and Mutto Loin Steak Porterhouse Stonk 0011 10 Salt Pork.. .. seseen venss 10 Mince Meat, ready made. . .. i) Sauer € Ao 8 ckled Pigs Tripe... Pickled Hocks. Butter siee 5 Poultry und Fisii ut lowest market prices, Don’t Forget the Number, NO. 327 BROADWAY H. McDANELD & CD,, Hides, Tallow, Pelts, Woal & Furs, K0 Highest market prices, Prompt ret urns " 5 Main ., Councll BIGS, Towa. ’Maurer’s China % oo PIANOS MADE NEW | 4 | Don't trade off yvour old piano orjOrgan, because it is out of repair,nor give it away SWANSON_MUSIC_COMPANY! put in a NEW SET OF IVORY on KEY BOARD, RE OLD ACTION WITH NEW, and your ter than some of the new ones. Itis a well known fact that Swanson Musie Co. gives the best satisfaction in Tunin all kinds of Musical Instruments. 320 BROADWAY, Cot prices for the next THIRTY present music books is the latest and most complete TOYS AND FANCY GOODS A souveniv given with intrade for a new RE- Instrument is bet- and Repairing ‘he best of ref- | 1A, MUELLER MUSIC CO., No. 108 Main St., Council Bluffs. or New Yo ve seventy-five of the eclebrated ‘s present than anelegant Piano op ardman, A, B, Chase, Fisher, Evere trand Pease & Howard Pianos AND ROYAL CENTURY ORGANS t a special discount of TEN PER CENT off our regulag DAYS, instruments of every description Our stock of sheet mu Remember our entire stock of It must be closed out r every pur sant Piano, O F. J. BREZEE, 1t you have spechiens don't wait for prices, DR. C. B. MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC TRUSSES. No. 608 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. smen on large comu GEO. H. MESCHENDORF Taxidermist and Naturalist. Permanently located at No. 11 North (th st opposite postoftice, o Motor Line, Council Blufi's, T Send them to him mounted 0 dressing 1T you don't want them after the; n. Will make a spectadty of heads o JUDD, n or salary. NG AGENTS ON CO Espectally Adapted for ELECTRIC | LIGHTING, Mills and Elevators,’ AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINE. iplet fuel Bconomy s equal with Corliss Non. sicam plants, Regulation, Durability Guars “andensing, E. C. HARRIS, Agent, No. 510 Pearl Street, \u\lnul Blufls, HOT WATER HEATING A sl-b;cl:\ LIy, WIND MII.lS. IRON and WooD PUMPS. - PIPE and “Soiy ; No. b2t Rruu\"hlll Coun Corresvondents Mention This Pape THE MORRIS TYPE WRITER, PRICE 413, Is equal ta any High Priced Machin, . the best apparatus fos wnd type witing works jor Cc., Counci] Bluffs, I, P. The Excel: Sho RETAIL, 340 BROADWAY. We carry the largest stock in the west, covering "u 000 square feet of floor. We deal direct with European manufacturer’s and puy no Jul)l,m We offer you for 80 days. LOT 1—Hand-painted Cupsidors, 15¢ $2 05 e Tea Sets. ., ... 8375 —100-piece (genuine gold- band and hand-painted flowers) Wedgewood Dinner Set, per set.$12 00 LOT 6—English Decorated Full Dinner su, new fluted shapes, per BL( LOT 7—Nice and choio Decorated Genuine mers, each. . LOT 8—Large Moss' Rose Pitch- lot of China WE P.AT ’ ers, each LOT 9—Rose fumed rose leav LOT10—Genuir com sets, China LOT 11—Genuine 5 profits, We do the largest business! SEPOT CLASEL! Cash talks, and we are always in position to Offer You Genuine Bargains wrs, filled with per e A corated Plates, assorted decoration, dozen . LOT 12— \nv Vase Lamp, match, fine burn Y VL) And & great many with mor per set Fruit | per gant Hand Painted shade ) complete, to bar mm which our limited spice will not permit us to enumerate, 5 | An Inspection will save | | you money. W . £an. MLATREIR, Also Full Ling of Bst Makes in Plafed and Solid Silver, Rich Cut Glass, Bronzes and Brass Goods, Choice Dinner, Tea, Fish, Gawe, Soup, and Iee Cream Sels. We sell at the lowest prices, In new and fresh goods and good selections, the following: CHolC INT Royal Worcester, Taplitz, Royal Dresden, Vienna Royal Saxony, Bonn Faeience, etc, Visitors aud purhasers equally we'come, We. 340 BROC.ADRY A COUNCIL, BLLUFFS IOW A.