Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY QCTOBER 21 , 1881. .
AURORA , NEB.
History of That Enterprising
Oity From Its Beginning.
Aurora , After Pivo Attempts ,
Becomes the County Scat of
Hamilton County ,
A Canal ill Prospect CThurchosnntl
Schools .Mrinnfnotuvos--Qood
Crops.
Carrcjpondcnce ol T * HER
ATJIIOHA , Neb , , October 10.-During
Iho foil of 1871 David Stone , nn ec
centric gciuus , with some money , n
pnralytio leg and n hand big enough
to grasp everything within his roach ,
camu out on the wild , uncultivated
prario , built n store , and started into
business on the spot where
AimbllA
now atands , Stone was from Aurora ,
111. , mid lie named his baby city after
that thiiving town of thoSuck rstalo.
Next came JolmSchultz , with a black
smith shop ; then Brnmstend & Kline-
smith , with a general store , started
into competition with David Stono.
D.V. . Rca , Aurora house , K. S. Nia-
son , grocer , Chas. Tnggort , hardware ,
Hulina & McPheraon , lumber , Kcm-
per it Ivoon , wagon makers , and W.
II. Streoter , agricultural implements ,
then came in to help boom Aurora in
about the order in which they nro
named. Stone , Shultz , and several
others are gonobutmoatofthopionoers
remain , and , by their efforts and those
of a largo body of enterprising men
who h.ivo in the last few years become
residents of the town , Aurora has
grown to bo n city of fully
ONE THOUSAND I'KOl'LK.
The county seat was firat located a1
Crville , a village on the river LHtio ,
that has since yono out of existence.
In the full of 1873 11 petition to relocate -
cato was filed , and at the election that
followed n two-thirds majority was
given for the town of Aurora , but the
commissioners refused to move , and
when mandaiAUsod.they carried itinto
the supreme court and beat Aurora.
In the fall of 1874 another election
was had , and Aurora again won , and
the commissioners still refusing , on
technical grounds , to remove the
county scat , Aurora mustered about a
' hundred and fifty men , and by force
of superior numbers captured the
records and transfeircd them to their
present depository ; but the fol-
lowingspringtlio records were returned
and the third court house cleetion
ordered. Ilnmilton , a town half a
mile away , was now in the light and
no it became 11 threo-cotnuied battle.
Under the law it requires n majority
over all competitors to move a county
' neat , and on this ballot Aurora failed
to got a sufficient number of votes.
Not dismayed by all these bootless
contests , Aurora again came to the
front in July , 187-1 , and after a hotly
contested battle she was badly de
feated , Hamilton getting 150 moro
votes than Aurora , but still not
enough to move the county seat from
Orvillo. The vanquished charged
fraud , corruption and ballot
box stuffing , but at that time
the trick of going behind the roturn-
Mng board was unknown , and Orville
still held the much covotcd county
capital.
The fifth election in this somewhat
extensive series was , howovtr , the
Waterloo for both Hamilton and Or-
ville. It is presumable that Aurora
had by this time learned something
from the Ilaunltonian tactien , for , (
whfii the last vote was counted ,
eighty majority over all was found ,
and then the enemy laid down their
arms , and yet the southerners and
northerners of Hamilton county don't
Icvo each o'.hor , and to this day
a skirmish breaks out at nearly
every convention or election , although
there is no longer any hope or thought
of nny more count } ' seat contents ,
Hamilton having gone over to Aurora ,
stores , houses , stable * and all , and
Orville has become the county poor
farm , and Aurora ia a beautiful , live
and thriving city , growing rapidly.
Aurora won because aho had the
men who could conquer , and , to re
tain her victory , she built , without
expense to the county , as fine a
court house as there is in the
western part of Nebraska , and deeded
to the county the magnificent block
that formed the central square around
which ( lie city was built. This block
is now neatly sodded and set 9ut with
a thrifty young grove that ere lo
will maku Aurora's centre an emerald
gem of tare hcuuty.
TUB HIESKNT.
The advent of the railroad which
took place in the fall of 1879 , gave
Aurora ; i big boom , the population
' having nearly trebled silica that time.
The 13. it M. , by building the
largest coal house west of Liucohj
and reserving large depot and side
track grounds , has indicated that they
will redeem thoii premise to make
* this u junction for their Republican
Valley road from Hastings , via Au
rora and Central Oily , to Albion and
Oakdale.
Aurora is also an objective point
for the Onmhu & Republican Valley
railroad , they having made two sur
veys to this town. This branch ol
the U. P. is destined to run througl
Harvard , Olay Centre and Nelson to
u connection with the U , P , Kansas
branch road , that strikes the llopub
lican Valley near Sukerior.
WATKH I'OWKU.
There ia another improvement ii
prospectus which ia destined to bo o
more importance to Aurora and th
towns along the Itivor Blue than any
railroad ; it is
A CANAL
from the Platte river to Lincolnorcok
five miles in lehglh , and costing abou
$50,000. This will give a wato
power of enormous volume , and aulli
ciont for all Nebrarka'a manufaotur
ing needs. Gentlemen connecto
wih the 13. A. M , are now takin.
the 'necessary stops towards th
organization of this canal company
and in a short time it is expected thu
a definite movement will uo inado t
v utilize Uiumw muted waters of th
wvndy , shallow nnd worao than
Plat o liver. When turned partly , at
least , into the narrow channel , Bolul
banks , and for the lower part , rocky
bottom of the Lincoln nnd lllup , this
Platte river water w ill furnish nn in
exhaustible and steady flow , that will
make mill sites along these rivers
of great value and tend to the rapid
development of our manujacturcs
which are now in a very infantile stnto
nnd without sufficient water power
during dry seasons.
The straw and prairie grass now go
ing to vMio can then bo ulibV-cd by
paper mills , and our corn made into
starch or glucose. The wool of our
sheep will not need to go eaet to find
water-power mills anil then come
hnck to us in the nhauu of blankets or
clothing , and freight both ways will
ho saved on much of our products.
A line tf ) industries will
spring into life that will make Ne
braska one of the most important , if
not the most important of all western
statoa.
MANUHACTUUF.S.
A steam feed mill with wood work
ing machinery is now in operation , nnd
it will soon bo turning outsosh , doors
and blinds. During this fall Mr. W.
II. Kempor will put in n steam engine
and machinery for manufacturing
plo s and wagons.
A gentleman from Iowa who
has purchased n section of land
in the northeast portion of the coun
ty and who is bringing in 300 cowa.
will start n , creamery that will use the
milk of GOObovinos.
CHUUCHI'.S AND SCHOOLS.
Iii the northeast port of the city
there is a brick school house the west
wing of which ia now completed ; the
whole rtructuro will cost from gl8-
000 to § 20,000 and will bo finished as
soon as the needs of the city require.
The Presbyterian church is an ele
gant building , finished inside with
fresco and other ornamental work. It
is a credit to the town , but there are
Borne points nbout the fresco work
already referred to , that attracts a
good deal of attention. A female
angel in tights with fine bust and
shapely Hubs , is discovered flying
across the ceiling , while from the
exact center of her body the chande
lier is suspended , outside heathens
whom gazing heavenward while
sitting in the pews are apt to think of
the last circus they attended nnd of
the ( lying leap of Madamoisollo Twin-
klotoo while clad in the gorgeous
panoply of her profession , or of the
suspended theatrical angel of the
transformation scene , who is found in
all her dazzlim ? beauty with no panoply
ply to obscure the glories of nature
unadorned.
The Baptist church is not com
pleted , but is already in rise.
The Con roaationalists have secured
lots and will build with brick early
next season.
HOTELS.
There are three large hotels in the
central part of town and it is a
close race for supremacy between the
twx ) best. My old time friend from
Seward , Mr. II. W. Tuttle , is land
lord of the Tuttle house , and Mr..Fil-
moro an old time BEE man keeps the
Commercial house.
There are two largo grain elevators
and two sn < allor elevators ; five dry
goods atpres with stocks ranging from
85,000 to § 10,000. There are seven
groceries and a bakery ; two restau
rants , two harness shops , two meat
markets , two hardware stores , four
millinery stores , three drug stores ,
two weekly newspapers , two banks ,
two boot and ahoo stores , ono cloth
ing store , ono tailor shop , two b.irbor
shops , throb livery stables , two lum
ber nnd coal yards , four dealers in
machinery , four blacksmith shops ,
onu wagon and plow factory , ono sash ,
door and blind factory , two paint
uhops and ono gun shop. Also two of
the most enterprising nnd public spir
ited of firms in the real estate line ,
the most important item in the
rowth of the town ) and a fair com-
limont of well qualified professional
nou. There are no saloons.
WANTED.
A steam grist mill ia badly needed ,
nd any ono who will put it in
vill be regarded aa a public benefactor ,
) yor twenty miles of a circuit will bo
ributary , with no competition , and ;
his is ono of the beat grain-raising
fcticuia of Nebraska. There is less
lock in the counties hereabouts than
n any other portion of the state , so
hut reduction of thu grain bulk is only
iccompliHhcd hero by milling.
THK LAND ,
Mr. W. P. Hellings , leal estate
Icaler , nnd a gentleman who has thu
volfaro of Hamilton county uppermost
n all of his week day thoughts and
m special occasions wo fear that somo-
hing of the kind will .atop over into
.he . aabhith , furnished your corre
spondent with n larpo amount of faets
(
uid fitatutiua from which I glean the
iillowing- Hamilton county , ' the
source of the north Blue , Lincoln
river , Beaver river and South Blue is
watered bountifully und is BO beau
tifully and gently undulating that im
pure seemed to do her best
it this point towards pro
( hieing perfect farming lands.
There is not an acre of waste land in
the county , The soil is rich , fertile
and inexhaustible , the depth aver
aging nearly throe feet.
The rainfall has been ample this
year , while eastern status have aufi'ercd
terribly from drouth.
IHH cuoitt
lioro ore simply unsurpassed by any
spot in Nebraska. Fifty to seventy-
live bushels is the corn product to the
acre , and the total amount is
stupendous nnd cannot bo correctly
estimated at this this time.
Wheat will fully average twolvobushols
to the aero , which is out of the com
mon this year ; oats from fifty to sixty
bushola , und other grains in proper
tion. The hay , potato , and other
minor crops are all good and some o
thorn very good. A magnificent ex
hibit of Hamilton county products
was made at the stnto fair this year ,
through the enterprise of Mr. Helling ,
The Lincoln land company lias i
largo lot of choice lots , residence am
business sites , for sale on reasonable
ternu , in the town of Aurora
and a largo Hat of choici
wild and improved farms are 01
sale at Mr. W. P. Holling's agency
who will bo glad to correspond will
anyone wishing further details ,
OU1M AND KNDH.
To Mr. E. D. Preston I am undo
special obligations fur favors
ed , and to Mr. < ilollings , who ener
getically nnd successfully assisted mo
'n my labors.
A very peculiar mode of advertising
attracted my attention in 'Aurora.
A wagon is kept constantly
m the move , while u deep
toned boll rings incessantly.
The outfit is covered by a mass of cot
ton domestic , on which is inscribed
the following legend : "Liberty and
freedom I The great and only 0 rune-
mum's Have on the south the
argcst stork at the lowest prices.
Give us a call. M. M. Grunobaum &
[ Jto , This bell tells the joyful news
, hat Grunebauin sells goods choapcstf
ind hotter than the best , Ilomeiiibor
Jrunobaum's store on the south side.
Joint ; south follow this car to the ox-
libitum at the fair grounds. Going
lorth this car conducts you to Grime-
) aum's. "
A two pound baby is the latest
curiosity. The little might ii well
and hearty. The parents are rather
above thu medium size.
Mr. W. J. Thrcadkill , the roslaura-
our , is building a store. Mr. W. S.
Junior , the station agent , is erecting
several dwellings.
Mr. John Itabcn hjw built n new
store , nnd is now doing business in
grain besides having n drug store and
i general merchandise store. There
s nn opera house , brick , with French
ilnto glass front , going up at the
loutlnvest corner * f the square. It
vill coat , when completed , § 15,000 or
810,000.
Mr. J. II. Boll is erecting n two-
story brick , with stone foundation
ind iron front. It will bo occupied
> y McKay , Manger it Wonty , bank
ers. Cost , 8,000 to 89,000.
A fine brick store , -2x70 feet , has
> con erected this summer by Mr. A.
3. Peterson ,
Mr. M. Knhn has removed his gen
eral stone to the best corner in town.
For business directory POO ndver-
iaing columns. RAMEK.
The Country.
Who that has over lived any time In the
ountry but muat luwo heard of the virtues
f IJunlock M n blood purifier. Hurdock
Mood Bittern euro dyspepsia , biliousnera
> nd all disorders arising from impure
ilood or deranged liver or kidneys. 1'rico
11.00 , trial l-cttlca 10 cents. 17 eodlw
COAX. CLOSE BV :
A Rich Strike nt Grand Junction ,
Iowa -Provision Prices.
; orrcspomtcnco of The Deo.
GHAND JUNCTION , IOWA , October
20 , A company has been organized
lore nnd a shaft slanted in the new
; oal mine to-day. Wo have got from
wo to three feet of good coal , the
> cst in this part of Clio country. It
jurns all up. but a little white ; wo
lave no cinders whoa burnt.
It has been raining hero for the last
hrco weeks over half of the timo.
is worth 5500 cents per buahol.
'otatoes ' at wholesale $1 120 , at retail
31 40. Wheat $1 00. Best Hour
$2 40 per sack ; second $1 12 ; com
mon § 2 00. Onions $1 GO per bushel.
! oal per ton ? 4 00@4 DO. Yours
ruly. W. G. B.
No Tiding * of the Balloonist *
fattonal Associated Press.
CHICAGO , October 20. So far as
icard frbrhj'Prof. King's balloon has
only been traced to a point fifty miles
lorthwest from Melrose , Wis. Mr.
3abcock , the civil engineer , who saw
t Friday aftornon and conversed with
ho occupants , says that if the balloon
lold out she would bo in Minnesota.
f n ot , she lies in the woods somo-
vhero between Eau Claire and the
iver. Thu telegraph wires all through
hat country are badly down. A
enrolling party loft Eau Olairo this
Horning , and is proceeding through
ho country northwest by team.
Died from His Wounds.
National Associated 1'icss.
SAN FRANCISCO , October 20. Bon.
Jitchell , deputy sheriff of Kern
Bounty , died from wounds received
vhilo defending his prisoner , Tom
jj lerbort , at Kernvsllo. The mob was
first supposed to bo vigilantsion-
loavoring to hwch Herbert , who is
iccusod of mrjrder , but is now bo-
iovod to bo composed of friends try-
ng t" efl'ect n rescue. Mitchell killed
mo of the attacking party.
FREE-OF COST.
DK. KINO'S NEW DJSCOVKKY for
Consumption , Coughs and Gelds
Asthma , Bronchitis , etc. , is given
i way in trial bottles free of cost to
, ho nfllictcd. If you have ( n bud
xnigh , cold , dilliculty of breathing ,
lioarscness or any alfcction of the
throat or lungs by all means give this
wonderful remedy a trial. As you
value your existence you cannot
xllbrd to lot this opportunity pass.
Wo could not afford , and woulu not
jive this remedy away unless wo
Icnow it would accomplish what wo
claim for it. Thousands of hopeless
cases have already been completely
cured by it. Thpro is no medicine in
ho world that will euro ono half the
ases that ln. KINQ'H NuwDiscoraiv
ill cure. For sale by
( J ) TSH & MoMAHON , Omaha.
BOYD'S OPERA HOUSE !
JAMES K. HOYD. ' . _ _ . _ _ IVoi'rlctor ;
H. L. MAllSH'T IJuAiicssilanuger.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Wednesday , Oct. 26th ,
Denman Thompson ,
_ _ _ AS
JOSHUA WHITCOMB ,
Supportoil bv the eanio company which hu nj )
jxsntuJ with lilm during
210 Nlghttln Chlcafiol
160 Nights In New YorkOltyl
103 Nights In San col and
Eleven Week * In Boston !
MUSIC IV OUll OWN OnOllESTHA.
f jTDox Sheet open foriale ot Hesentd Beat )
Jlonday inoriilni ; at 0 a. m , at Optra Homo IJox
Office. ocZOJtlt
D. S. BENTON ,
ATTORNEY - ATLAW
ARIIAOK ULOQK ,
UthSt ) . UmahaNcb
Dexter L. Thomas ,
ATTORNEY - AT LAW
treat German
REMEDY
ron
NEURALGIA ,
SCIATICA ,
LUMBAGO ,
BACKACHE ,
GOUT ,
SORENESS
OP til *
CHEST ,
SORE THROAT ,
QUINSY ,
Kill SWELLINGS
SPRAINS ,
FROSTED FEET
ma
EARS ,
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SCALDS ,
OENEHAI.
TOOTHEAR
1
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HEADACHE ,
AND
All otkr hm
No l'rtr ruiun on nli | ui1 > Sr. Itcnm OIL > i
t sin , SUKE , tiMrLt tiid curtr Kxtorntl Ittmedy.
A trltl cutjlll but thoc ur > ritlTcijr trifling outlijr of
& ) Citnn , uJ iY rjon iu3 rlnc itb | ia c a liiti
chetpt&d ( iciltlre proof of Iti clilmi.
VntlCTIOitS II BI.STK5 LinOCKlFfl.
SOLD IT ALL DKUOBISTt A 0 DIAlCRS IN MIOICINI.
A. VOGELER & CO.
Jlattltrtnrr , Sfrt.t tf , ft. A.
Dlmlnlshotl Vigor.
Iff reimbursed In great measure to those troubled
wlthucak kldncvs , lif a judicious use of Hostel
er's Stomach Bitter which Invigorates and
stimulates without .idtlne the urinary or-
cans. In conjunction with Us Influence upo < i
horn , It corrects acidity , Improves nppotlto , and
sin o\cry way conducUo to health and ncno
epose. Another marked quality is Its control
ocr fever xnd ague , and Its pen cr of procntlnjr
t. ForBi'obyall Drulita and Dealers gen-
crallv.
Dr , Amelia Burroughs
AT TH WITHNELL HOUSE ,
Tuesdays and Fridays ,
1O a. m. to 5 p. m.
sepgg-
POLAND & QWYBB ,
Commission Merchants.
For the ealo of Farm Produce ; Potatoes Poultry ,
Butter , Efc'trs receded and Bold on
commission.
Cash advances made on consignment ! ) .
Warehouie and Store , 1413 Dodge Street ,
Omaha , Neb. s28ton30
NOTICE !
Public Markets.
Ordlnce No. 447 passed March 8th , 1681 , pro
scribes that , "that portion of Chicago strict , be
tween 16th and 10th streets , and that portion of
Fourteenth fctrcut , between Howard ami Harnoy
street ! , shall be and the Bsimonro hereby design
ated and set apart an places wheio tlmll be locat
ed and lieH the public hay markets ot the city of
Omaha. J. J. I , . C. JKWKTT ,
ocl5JO City Clerk.
DlnVOI EC InmApontfr COLUMDIA
DIUIULCO. andOrrOBK VCLKS. Send
three cent stamp for Catalogue
and price list containing full
Information.
N , I , D , SOLOMON ,
PnlntB.Oild and Glaa
OMAHA. NEJJ
leMaLand Agency
DAVIS & SHYDER ,
I50S Farnham 8t Omaha , Nebraska
SCOOOOO .OX&Zl&B
Carc.ull-ecloctwl land In Kastern Noliraskafor
sale. Clrcat Ilariralns in Improved fanus , and
Ouiaha cltj prouorty.
0. P. DAVIS WJUJSTKIl 8NVDEU
IMa Tan I fjmn'r IT P " '
QEO. W. IHIAMt. A. 0. CAWPBBtl/
BOANE& CAMPBELL ,
Attorneys-at-Law ,
8 W COn. TH A DOUGLAS SI'S. ,
Iv21'tf OMAHA.
GRAND OPENING !
1'rf ( cwor Plthor , ( from St. Louis ) Danclnir Ao.
wlc-jiy. fatandsnl Hull , cor Fifteenth and Karn
lam , Tuiiiiliy ovciili't ; , Bcptcuibcr Oth ,
Classen ( or Ladles and Qantlointncomrocncln
Tucstlay nenlnir Bcptdnibor thj clasuciw tor
MlMca mi J JIastora , couiinciicliit , ' Saturd iy after
noon at 4 o'clock. Classes ( or Fanillloa , will bo
arranged to milt the honorable ) patrons. Alia
ballet ilaticln van lie taught.
Tornu liberal , and jierfoo sfttUfactlnn to chol
arKuuinti < Ml. 1'rlMitelnttrui.tloinwll - ' -
cnattho Diiidntr Aciiciny or at the
ol the patroni. , .
l'rl\ato ordciion } 50 left tttM Jleycri
ro't wSO-tf
B. D. MCLAUGHLIN ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW
And Notary Public.
Premier's Block , Opposite Pott Office
C. F. Manderson ,
ATTORNEY -LAW.
J F rnh ra Bt . Onnh
JH FLIEGLE
uccetaor to J. n Thlele ,
MERCHANT TAILOR I
No. tV ) Doualar " - * < * N .
ion. R. ciauaos. >
Clarkson & Hunt ,
Bucocnvr. to Richards & Hunt ,
ATTORNEYS-AT-
SJ KUiSUfot On ha Neb.
TT
Burdock
BITTERS
IJ on Buffer from Ij > j > ] nt , use
IIUHDOCK BLOOD I11TTKUS.
f jou are afflicted with nilloinnw , use
nunnocK IILOOD HITTERS.
( jou arc prostrated nlth sick Hriul.iclie , take
HUUDOCK 111,001) iIITTT
f jour Houcliare disordered , rrpulftto them nlth
HUUDOCK BLOOD HITTEnS.
f jour niood Is mpurn , purify It with
ltmi ! > OCK W.OOIJ IHTTKtlS.
fysuhmo Inrllgortlonou u 111 find an antidote.
n nunnocK IILOOD mrmis.
f you are troubled with Spring Complaint * , er
adicate them with UUItUOCK IILOOD H1TTEU8.
( your Lhcrfa torpid , restore. It to healthy action
kith BUKDOCK IILOOD UIITKIIS
( your Lhcr Is affected , you lll find a sure re-
torath c In IWKDOCK IILOOD UITTK11S.
/ > ou 1m o an ) ' species ot Humor or Pimple , fall
not to take BU11DOCK IILOOD 1HTTEIIS.
f jou hai e anBJ mptoms of Ulcers or Scrofulous
Sores , n ctiratho remedy will lie found In
IIUUDOCK IILOOD IHTTEnS.
'or Imparting strength and \ltahty tothosjs-
cm , nothing can c < | iial
BURDOCK HLOOD HITTERS.
* or Nervous and General Del > | Ilty , tone | > the
jstcm with BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS ,
rice , 91.00 per Bottle ; Trial Dottle * 10 Ct
FOSTEBlMILBURN&OoM , Props ,
BUFFALO , N , Y.
Sold at wholesale bjIsh & ItcMnhon and C. P.
Goodman. jo 27 cod-mo
BASWITZ & TOLS ,
1422 Douelas St. . § th.
Before removing to
their new
OPERA HOUSE STOEE
Will sell their stock of
BOOTS 9 SHOES
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
Established 11 Years.
AaaotB Ilcuroicntcd
882OOOOOO.O.
Acthe F"8 < " "to
Canted. .a.T. ' AYUn ) CO.
14th & Douk'las
DON'T IT BURN I
My Louse and furniture Is Insured witli
O.T. TAYLOR & CO. ,
Cor 14th and Pouclaa.
ADMINISTRATOR'S 8AUE.
On the 10th d y ot October , ISSI , at 2 n. ' >
all-1. C. Morirairi ttore , 113 F rnham tr.ct.
Omaha Citv , DouitlnH'ounty , Nelira ko , I will
tl ! at imUIu auction immonal prnpcrty Mouf-
Ing to the eilate of AynciJ , Morrow , Uccouv < l ,
iiiciudini ; Jewelry , books crockery , nlherware ,
furulturu , hoiwehoia ( foedi and other property ,
OdWSt Atolnlittnt'or ot Ba
FOSTER KRAY ,
WHOLESALE-
LUMBER , GOAL & LIME ,
On River Bank , Bet , Farnham and Douglas Sts , ,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
ISH & McMAHON ,
1406 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA , NE13.
The Only Exclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nebraska
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO MAILORDERS.
Jr 18-tno
IE1. O.
WHOLESALE GROCER ,
1213 Farnham St. , Omaha , Neb. *
MARBLE HEAD LIME CO.'S
Double Strength White Lime
3E1O"EC >
ST. PAUL LUMBER YARD
Lumber , Lath , Shingles ,
Thirteenth and California Streets , OMAHA , - - - NEB ,
sc21mclm
WHOLESALE
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
AND DEALER IN
Wall Paper and Window Shades.
. 1304 Farnham St. , Omaha Neb. ocMnc-iy
FEARON & COLE ,
Gommissson Merchants ,
1121 Farnham St. , Omaha , Neb.
" Conalsntnenla . , made UB IH receive prompt attention. References : State- Bank , Omaha ; FJatl
, . . .
& Co. Daltlmore ; I'eck & Uanahcr Chicago : M. Werk & Co. . Cincinnati.
HEADQUARTERS
-FOR-
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
We desire to call the special attention of the trade to out-
elegant lines ( at BOTTOM PRICES ) of Underwear , Cardigan
Jackets and Scarfs , Buck Gloves , Overahirts , Overalls
Hosiery , &c. , now open. "Wholesale only.
SHREVE , JARVIS & CO ,
Comer Fourteenth and Dodge Sts.
STAR STOVE POLISH
AN1 >
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a. BEAUBEUMMEL BOOT BLACKING
MANUFACTURED BY
I. OBERFELDER & CO. ,
ANI > JomtKiis OK
1308 and 1310 DOUGLAS STREET.
OXME./ & .
The only exclusive wholesale house m thia line in the west.
west.&Co. .
Guns.Ammunition.Sporting Goods
FISHING TACKLE , BASE BALLS , and a
FULL LINE OF NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS ,
SU3V30 BP-OrEC , 3E XC.XO3EI-3UCSV.
MAX MEYER & CO. Omaha. Ne
CHARLES MCDONALD
NOW OFFERINa TOR ONE MONTH ONLY
DECIDED BARGAINS
Ladies' ' Suits , Gloaks , Ulsters , Circulars Jtc ,
0080 ? .
200 Handsome Suits , at $5.00 ; 300 Stylish ISuitfl , ffilO.OO :
75 Black Silk Suits , $17.00.
Wo hare several lots of staple goods which will bo offered at
SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
All ladioa should avail themselves of this great nalo of
OORSETS AND DNDEEWEAE , iOHBH AND MOHAIE ULSTERS ,
8ILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS , LAWN SUITS
AND SACQUES ,
CHARLES MCDONALD.