Omaha daily bee., 1886-10-03
THE SUNDAY BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER. 3.
OFFICE, NO. 12, PEARL STREET.
Delivered 10y carrier IN nny rart OF tho city at
tw'uty t,its per week.
II. W. TnroN, Manager
TELEPHONES;
BUSINESS OFFICE, No. 3
NieHT EDITOR 80. %.
MINOR MENTION.
Cooper q McGcc sell stoves.

Buy seal brand oysters, the best.
Casper is TO furnish the horal decora.
tions at Else eman' opening.
Stoves all styles, shapes and designs,
cheap, at A. j. MaudclS, Nos, J q and
32j Broadway.
For Sale Fifteen veal calves in fine
condition; Apply to Horace Everett
Council huils.
A swell society event takes place on
Wednesday evening on Eigth street near
Willow avenue.
Real imported laccs, such rs have never
before been west, will be on exhibition at
Eseman { opening.
The iron for the roof of the govern
mcnt building i on the road, ana WORN
will begin in earnest by the middle OF lhc
week.
Such mn array rs will be seen at Else
man opening to morrow and TUESDAY
evenings will he well worth visit by
= those at distance.
Jack Caller of Glenwood, who has
fighty times, especially when he takes II
drink or so, was taken care of ut the city
inarshals Office yesterday.
A large number of men and horses
from Dakota, bound for Texas, to do
railroad work there, rested here ycster-
day before rcsuming their journey,
All carriages will arrive at the Broad
way entrance TO Eiseman's grand open
ing, but on the occupants leaving them
they will take their stand on Bryant
street.
W. }. Sampson, n farmer from James
township, is not sufficiently strong 10
wrestlc with strong drink, and getting
the worst OF the contest he was sheltered
in the city bastilC
A girl who has been ut work at the
transfer for two years past has lately
been showing signs of insanity, and yes
terday became so wild that she had to be
taken care of by the authorities.
The case against Jim Snodderly and
wife tor disturbing the peace was dis
missed yesterday, it appearing that they
had taken the pledge not to drink any
more 1t is hoped that the faith may be
kept.
A large force of detectives will be in
attendance at Eiseman's opening, nut to
avoid any possibility of theft leave your
money at home, or some other place, as
you cannot spend it ut Eiseman's on the
opening nights.
Mr.. G. Larson and Miss Christina John
son, of this city, were last evening Joy
fully joined through the minlstratioms of
Justice Schurz, the ceremony taking
place at the residence of the groom, cor
ncr of Ninth street and Sixth avenue.
just think of it--twelve large rooms in
which are displayed Il class OF goods sec.
ond to none bet Ween Chicago and San
Francisco. Such are the facts regarding
the grand opening tomorrow and Tues
day evenings at Elseman's Peoples
Store.
A select social hop is to be given by
Abe Lincoln post q. A r., No. 20, nj the
Grand Army hall next Thursday evening.
Excellent music ami other needfuls have
been provided for, and those fortunate
enough to hold invitations will have a
merry time.
The Council Bluffs Hebrew association,
n benevolent organization, will to-day
elect new officers for the ensuing year.
The officers for the past year have been
Simon Eiseman, president; IL. Friedman,
vice president; A. j. Mandel, treasurer;
l.. Larris, secretary.
OF all the displays at the grand open.
ing to. morrow and Tuesday evenings the
ladies should particularly notice the
cloak department. In it will be found
many of the finest imported garments
that can be obtained and their elegance
cannot be surpassed
The book binder from Des Moines, who
seems to be fighty and who is in Sheriff
Reel charge, was clearer headed yester-
day, and talked quite rational. His
friends have tclegraphcd that they have
rival of the letter he will be held and
cared for.
On Friday evening Mrs. A. NJ Rice and
her daughter, Mrs. A. A. Jackson, enter
tanned number of ladies and gentlemen
in honor.of Mrs. Judge Wilson, OF Kansas.
Progressive euchre was the order of the
evening, during which Mrs. Horace
Everett and John N. Baldwin were
awarded the first prizes
Three vagrants and one drunk formed
the city police business yesterday. The
three tramps were given the usual sen.
tence, but when Judge Aylesworth asked
the city marshal il there was any work
he could set them at, Guanella replied
there was not. Then, rejecting II mo-
n,ent, he said. well, Judge, !horc's an
..rcton Monday, and if they're good
orkers. we might give them Job
sen" The Judge concluded that the
iv hall needed to have stoves set up,
.,cked, etc, and that something could
~ found foI the boys to do without set
inE them ut work at the polls.
When will the street cars run up Broad
way The query is one that can only be
answered by saying as soon as the paving
can be done. When that will be no ono
seems able to say positively, The grading
is to be done the first of next week, and
the expectation is that the PAYERS Will
commence by Wednesday or Thursday.
The street railway company has its ma
terial Oh the ground ready to put down
the track as fast as the PAYERS progress
with their work. This month will doubt
less see the whole work completed and
the cars running, and then some other
changes tor the better may be looked for
to follow in quick succession.