Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-21
MINOR MENTION.
Z. the tailor. for fall goods.

BcrClO rlDbo NJ Bliss. something
new.
The PhoniS saloon put in an instan-
taneous money changer.
Extra fine childrcn's hoods, in velvet,
plush and satin at low prices Mt Bliss.
Abe Lincoln Post &. 4. r., is hereafter
to meet in the hail over the postoiiicc.
Ladies, felt hats of all the latest styles
from New York City. The line includes
eolors and shades, at Bliss.
The animal convention of tho Iowa
BaptistS Is in session in Waterloo TINS
week, and will continue until Sunday.
There Ia some prospect OF having Pearl
street paved. IL ought TO be, being one
of the most important streets in the city.
There was little doing IN police circles
yesterday, beyond the selling of tickets
for the ANIMAL ball next Thursday night.
Two plain DRINKS, and two fellows
pcddling without n license constituted
the business of the police court yester-
day.
For everything in the grocery line give
the new firm Of KNIT Il Klecb, 162 Broad
way, u trial. Everything new and fresh.
Fancy groceries II speciality.
Tho teachers Of Nicola and adjacent
townships are to meet in Nicola next Sat
urday to organize an association for mu-
tual encouragement and improvement.
The Council Bluffs Gymnasium club is
the name Of q new organization. which
Is oiliccred by e.. Johnson, president;
j. Bradshaw, treasurer; Ed. Tysic, secrc-
tary.
The revival services continue Mt the
Broadway Methodist church, under the
charge of the Rev. Thomas Harrison,
the noted rGviValist, and the meetings
arc increasing in interest and in attend
ance.
The motion for n new trial in the Cross
case will he argued before the supreme
court at Dubuque this week. Judge
Hubbard appears in support OF the mo-
ton and Col. Sapp opposing its being
granted.
The grand chapter and commandery
shalltown. Council Bluffs lodges are
represented by 7. S. Couch, +. b. Lacy,
j.. III. Marshall, T.. r. Fonda, S. l. King,
Wade Cary, and l.. Il. Crofts.
Colonel ID. S. Henderson is booked for
n speech here on the 3d of November.
He has the reputation of being one of the
finest orators whom the republicans
have secured for the campaign here, and
he will be given a large audience.
A rare musical treat is promised the
public next Monday evening ut the opera
HOUSE,, III ttt jplll VI u tobCClL ny VIII
celebrated Schubert quartctte. The pro-
grammc embraces very choice selections,
and the quartettc is so widely known
among all music lovers that it need hard
]y be said there is no doubt of the rcndi-
tons being very superior, thorough
ly enjoyable.
b. +. Allison says he is. the party
against whom Mrs. Larson has COM
menced suit for trcspass, and that instead
80 l.,an I,no TOTO l,1,. y.an,f l,n,,n mud
taking possession by force, he had
an agreement with her husband by
which he was to rent the house for six
months, and that under the terms of his
lease he proceeded TO occupy it, and that
the suit is q malicious one, and that he
will show il up when the case comes to
trial.
1t is said that the mayors own sign,
which stretches over the sidewalk on
Bryant street, is in violation of the ordi-
nance, which says that 'the s%uspending
or extending of any wooden sign on any
sidewalk in any street in the city of
Council Bluffs is hereby prohibited, and
the doingo OF which by any person or per-
sons whatever is hereby declared a nui-
sance. 'Tle ordinance provides that any
person violating it shall he subject to IL
fine not exceeding $40 and costs.
The bal given last evening by the lot
ter carriers was a great success in every
way and n very ENJOYABLE social event.
The Montezuma band furnished most ex-
Cellent music, and all the arrangements
were of . nature to leave nothing lacking
for the enjoyment of those who partici-
pated. IL is hoped that the carriers will
realize n snug little sum as the result OF
their efforts. They merit IL big benefit,
and those who joined in the ball will be
abundantly satisfied with the investment
of time and money.
The ''Two Johns" appeared Mt the
o%pera,house last evening, and as was to
be expected they kept the audience in a
roar from first TO last. II is very hard to
meet the expectations of an audience,
who come with the idea in their heads
that they arc going to be forced to laugh,
and who are led to believe that they are
10 see the funniest things on earth. Few
can meet the expectations of such IN an
dience, but the Two Johns" not only
succeed in mGoting the expectations, hut
they go far ahead, and no one can com
plain of not having all the merrimcnt
they could ask for. There will be many
sore sides in the city to-day, but there
will be II healthier LOT of people, and di-
gestion improved, and the blues chased
away by such m evening. The two big
comedians, each weighing over three
hundred pounds, and every pound full of
fun, are II show of themselves, and added
to them is the support of n company
which is eXccllently balanced, and com
posed of artists OF more than ordinary