THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY. DECEMBER , 30 1881 ,
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SEVENTY MILES A
Two Thousand Thriving 1
Snugly Housed at V
Iowa.
J\ Pen tot'ob. of it * Pruipo
Btutnofti M'on <
Corrcipondonco ol The lice.
ViLtiscA , Iowa , Docouibci
How many of our eastern frior
upon Iowa nnd Nubnxskaas"i
wilds of the great west ? " Ev
the traveler on our great tli
fares .finds some ono Reeking
in the west , who expects tin
tional scene of border life in
and Omaha , and is toni
his bravo heart to ondu
privations nnd inconvonior
is to moot with ao far away i
Pennsylvania or Now Englani
and yet what Iowa farmer we
change his property for an
farm ? The not-work of railroi
have already stretched out tin
in every direction , and are st
ing the way to unborn towns
told wealth ; hare boon ono
prime factors in locating and
oping the thrifty villages and c
over the these plains , and
western Iowa seems full of thci
ing young towns that are bail
'
the factories and shops , m !
foundries , schools and colleg
introducing the skill of the
manufacture and pltco up
market the limitless material i
duct of the west.
In the southeast corner ol
gomory county , seventy mill
Omaha , on the 0. , D. & Q. It
the t nautifal village of Villis
a population of about 2,000.
just above the junction of the
and western forks of the Noda
the gentle elevation between t
giving a perfect drainage ii
directions. With a soil wall
for good roads , and a fine bol
'tivo timber along the strnams ,
surrounding it. good atone
reasonable distance , and a rici
ing land on every side , this
city has sprung into the gn
i
tars that dot this broad do
the short space of ton or twolv
and now as wo look upon tli
larly formed streets whuro the
atone is fast taking the place
old pine plank , the park , with
elms , mown lawn and painted
the level and gently graded
lined with boxelder and ma
banks , churches , hotels an
trade , wo are brought facoto fa
the oft-repented :
"Westward the star of empire t
way , "
and opening wider Gelds of Icno
broader plans of development
the industries of the nation , a
tiontly and steadily unfoldi
practical use the great energies
mighty nation that are foedi
thousands beyond the seaa ,
Few of the o.young..towns ai
to have formed ths pUwifor tl
, _ ifff\j\fi.i.iii ; uuu \-t\rirj---
mass of the Dusmoss young m
"go west totay. . " *
The railroad * hMfe'branch fn
place running south , "ttrtd- the
with its''greiiE.buslnofs UJof torte
to leave soviiral'freight ' trains i
sidpltfac&/u f6r'MMmoytimo for
train ? to'p'acij' andMhis has 1
Bouroe of. "inconvohicnco. !
"spirit of ; the ago and the
nati6n'f havoidonstructod a wager <
or i tunnel iiAmdor the rot
teams and a stairway froi
end * " 6f" " "tho station p
dowh jnttJTthat tunnel , so the I
need riot 'delay , but can sate
under the trains and go on h
The railroad company has bo <
ting.fh.ioytone culverts and
abutmo'nts along this road , in
atantialnnfannur , and hero thoj
the city in securing this stone
tunnel , with paved roadway a
vatod'wftlk ' for footmen , costi
hapq.five . or ten thousand dollt
entirely finished.
The Methodist church was
on the ground , of courao ,
aovon thousand dollar brick
house , built eight years ago 1
einco bepu outgrown ; the con
agent with his "grip sack" ial
along the streets every day , v
busy merchant advertises hi
artfully , not forgetting the
ink and the daily street "dodj
Thu four counties , corner !
have organized n very
ful union fair , and
beginning to realino
Something more than wheat
ia necessary in this country ;
of the important signs of thu
of this , as well as many otho
is the real energy with tvl
thinking men take hold of tl
cry n.uostion. A Block c
urincipnlly of fanners , has 1
ganizod with a capital of i
eight thousand dollars , and b
by all they have , to build a c
and the woik ia nearly finishc
It will have most of the n
used in the bettor class of th
tutions , and is expected noi
to make from 300 to 500 j
butter daily , and it ii said i
from 700 cows has been pi
the coming season ,
It is a very remarkable fac
over the state of Iowa , for
throe year * , the butter an
business luw developed into s
very paying industry , and I
every town is building its
or cheese factory , and
will Been graze where the
wheat have yearly stood ,
butter market will soon I
Mo with the corn and vi
great staple' in Iowa and 1
The fact' that Iowa buttci
firat premium at the center
that the state of Iowa lust ;
ped 20,00,0,000 , pounds of b
foreign market , and that tl
" ( butter - to-day < ia the true ri
oranu'e oouaty butter , apoakj
uncertain souud that there
* * " " * ,
great change , in many narti
RroA woii in tnis'prodacti
that these wido-nwnko , onefgo
MO determined to lose no
takimc in the situation.
When the creamery a1 id cht
tory shall have been fortifi
established In Nebraska , n
cream wagon and milk cai
longer novelty to the farmo
the dealer and producer son
daily panor for the quotations
tor , and the granuor learns
that wheat crops soon Smpovo
toil , then will the people worn
we have so long neglected t
tried and paying industry.
A picture of this place wou
ono street about a milo long ,
ire from the tunnel , bv the d
right angles with the railroad , i
the town , passing the public
and having good nidowalks al
on either side with beautiful d' '
and Blmdo trees , door yards fci
tlowura , lawns and ornament ;
and the streets and crossings
and level that they might air
used as a race course ; two gooc
threoor four churches , as man ]
elevators and lumber yards , tw
siablcB , the only steam marbl
in the state , nnd the whole to
out as regularly as a choukorbo
straight street * . Mayor Bat
man of energy and takes great
in building up the town , and
posn gets his complimentary
to the entertainments at th <
house.
At the northwest corner
square wo found a largo ito :
stocked with dry goods and mi
while another department fai
the other ntroot supplies the gi
and a largo picture of a "boo
painted on the outer wall is
tractive and significant omble
is called a sign.Vo crowded
the throng of busy people , and
the happy and courteous pro
Mr. A. Harvey , who saw at o
importance of the case , and pa
the necessary cash , saying , "I
good hive nnd I must have TH
Something of his trade may be
atood , when ho says ho hai
12,000 pounds of butter sincu I
of July last , and expects to
enlarge his buildings and dou
whole business this co.ning y
fact wo should think ho was d
now.
now.Just across the park is the
mammoth store of general in
diso , in a stately
where L. Shopard' & Soi
their gentlemanly clerks do a
largo business. Wo found th
member of the Grin , who soonn
familiar with the market re
THE UKK , and recognizing the
to him , ho hunted up the ci
looked for , and hastened on tc
to business , where dry goods i
ing handled by the armful an
of groceries were going out
ohango for butter and oggg at
and where the mother was I
pair of now shoes on to a brig
darling whilp. the thoughtful
tvas rummaging among the
notions for some of his Na\
gifts. Thinking of these ci
people , wo passed the next ate
burning the earner , to the i
looked to another door to BOO \
telling these farmers so man ;
rios and packages of clothii
found wo had only reached tl
and of the same great store , an
uknd if all the stores i
ligco , like tjjo Commercial
fronted on two or three ntra <
"monopolized1 the business , tl
: lork pointefc across the wa ;
furniture atorpiof/Gornoliua &
laying "that is the next. "
Wo found Mr. White in
iient , exhibiting to rome iadi
{ ontlomon a line rocking cl
Beautiful armed chair , while i ]
.urinus whisperings and the sly
towards a certain door , gave
lituation and , following'to ' th <
room , wo found the other moi
\\o \ firm entertaining the fatli
tnothor of the young peopl
the children were selecting
chairs for the homo circle Oh
tree. YOB , here we found tl
four front doors , and over i
rooms full of goods , and wo
give up looking. On the nor
George W. Harlow has just
up a restaurant and confoc
and dishes up oysters and fu
in a way that draws him pi
friends , for he understands h
nese.
nese.Tho hardware trade is on t
side of the square ,
Keys Brothers keep a
stock of shelf goods , stoves ;
ware.
Banes & Wutorman carr
line of light nnd heavy goods ,
keeping up a clatter in the
that in noiy scorns to dial
wile of "republican baao but
"democratic cook stove. "
J. T. Inirman can "exactly
man with a good boot or 8
cap or glovu ; or ho will soil
time if thu purchusur doairus
Paul Welch has his aton
clocks , watches and jewelry n
full grown wo had to fltuml
and look in , bociuiso there
room for us while a man was
watch. Mr. Welch Bays his
growa and he thinks his i
grow next spring , mul aa ho r
DAILV HKI : lie suya it lias gr
\vo are friends ,
Dr. F. Conpor isonoof tlu
men , and his largo practice t
yours of experience liuvo p
the front rank of his profci
successful physician , and
given special attention to '
mont of the lungs , nnd wo c
ho " healthy looking doctor.
E. 0. Gibbs hangs out tin
attorney at law , and in the
towns nnd nt homo , they aaj
good one.
A. M. Walters and W. II
at the southwest corner of tl
are engaged in law , loan
estate business , and are negc
farm loans , as agents for Lo
Oroiton. This firm nro dc
an extensive business , and 1
the best locations in the city
F. H , Smith , the popular
koopi a full line of goods ,
lumps , stationery and notior
is said ho has a partnerihip
Bantu Claus , and can sell <
presents cheaper than an
town.
town.W. . 8. Algor & Co. , banl
watched the youth yours of t
and listened to the solemn
chanted at the funo
THE OUAHA , BKE , "lo th
years , " and are still
V - .
thooapor abovo.par and ready
vest \tnrn. Thisifirinhas ) tho'i
tlon ofitioing a cautious and r
institution and n' favorite vrit
* * *
' '
people
M. S. Thurman , the firat i
the nrnt postmaster , and , wo b
the first merchant of the ton
the sympathies of the people
loss of his much esteemed wife
quietly nnd steadily attended
tiusinoss , which is principally
inco and loaning , while his soi
i responsible place before the
is a printer and editor in the f
rConua and Thurman , editors c
' nnd well
Itovio'w , a live paper
lotted ,
The Independent , under the
igomcnt of IT. R. Gregory , help
up the claims of the City , andb <
republican papers.
A. E. llnndcock has quito re
moved his furniture store fn
Hinds to this place , nnd propc
thako up the furniture business
The enterprising lumber d
Jones & Mngrec , nro a branch
nt the heaviest firms in the nort
which has lumberyards in Crest
other places in Iowa and Not
They nave quito recently opei
this yard with the best of sto
propose to build up a trade hi
the principle of "quick sales am
profits , " on the "cosh" plan , an
men always do their part in i
up the lifo blood of the town.
Mr. J. M. Howland , who is
a largo business in real estate ,
ing money , collections , and th
oution of Irgal papers , is ono
lolidmcn of the place , and is
some of the responsible ofliccs
city. Mr. Howland is a bret
the Hon. W. P. Howland , of
bula county , Ohio , ono of the
worthy and popular men of the
orn Reserve , and who camowitl
rote of being elected United
jonatorto fill James A. Garficld
when ho became president , ai
low in the foot stops of hia
trious and lamented ueig
Joshua R. Uiddings and B. T.
popularly known aa "Old Bon.
The Howland brothers an *
correspondent were boys togot
the same part of the county ,
William Lutton , the > popu1ar p
tor of the Commercial house
was the superintendent and b
manager of the largo woolen I
at Moadvillo , Pa , , in the ad ]
county. The many friends
Lutton and. hia pleasant famil
know them in the oil regions of
sylvania and in Ohio , will bo ]
to hear of him as having aecun
Commercial house property i
lisca , and making it ono of tin
pleasant and well regulated
found in western Iowa.
Lutton and hia ea
lady nro constantly 01
nlcrt , to meet every emergeuc
provide every convenience , an
morcial men already have four
house a very desirable stoppin
over Sunday , aa is shown 1
crowds that congregate on Sat1
trains. A good livery , connect *
the house , and a free bus m
by experienced and faithful em
who attend the trains on th
line * and the branch , day and
Mr. Sutton already stands wh
can look down on many of h
tentious neighboring landlord )
the people of the city are pn
this house and speak in the 1
praiao of the polite and e
proprietor * and hi excellent w !
BUCK
QUEEN OF THE .VAXA1
Preparing lor the Ne\
Correipondon cool the Ike.
NEUOH , Neb. , December 27
The approaching Now Yoai
Dur little town still on the rapid
f improvement. The Morritt
building is nearly complotec
quite a largo class of Nohgh at
are preparing for entrance und
tutorship of Rev. Mr. Woodru
Congregational pastor. This
desirable institution will probi
known as the "Morritt Cell
honor of J. P. Merritt , our
superintendent , through who
tiring zenl and energy , Nolig
elected the place for its locatioi
are having an unusually p
winter and , as a consequence , b
has never been better hero
season of the year since- the ]
of our little town.
mas festivities were of
usual order hero Christinas
oligious services , turkey ani
) all matches , dances , etc. , be
dulgod in and aatho annual1
ng off1' time- approaches , the 1 :
.aking their iarowull "tools"
of requiem to the dying year ,
ng 1881 Noligh has been tin
cut of several institutions of
trublo magnitude , which im
envy of less fortunate noig
: o\viis : The CounrcjtutiomU
: ho United Status land oflico , i
Advooatu , published
son Graves , an old veteran
newspupoiial ranks , which isd
the best paper over printed
county , and will compare ft
with any organ published in
horn valley. Notwithstnnd
light crop last year our fnri
better fixed this white
for many winters befor
nro just beginning to
the real vajuo of their lands ,
the writer glances back for a
at a little town of a few small
struggling for existence , 05 m )
railroad connection and then i
a thriving village of 550 in ) :
with every mark of life and ]
tv the locomotive stun mint ;
her proouicta , lollogos loumii
the adjacent hills , grist mil
papers , etc , , all the work
short years , the revolution ia
den to appear realjvot it it
in\itandii. Situated as wo a
heart of the agricultural du
Autolopo county with every
of being the future county si
an enterprising and wealthy
business men , wo pride our
being the "Queen City of the
0.
Grandmother
Used to yi "Uoy , It your bit
of order Iry IJurdock tea ; ' and
hail to till , ' the llurdock nnd bol
In kettle * , making a uaaty swell
tlon , Npw you get all the euro
ortle * mu up In a palatable form
DOCK ULOOU Brrmis , Price 91 ,
'
! yon SuOci ( rom Djipcpiln , use
DUUDOCK HLOOD1
lllllomncn , us
t you arc afflicted with
DUUDOCK I1LOOD J
t you arc pro tntc < i wltti lck Hoadacli
nUHLKCK I1LOOD 1
dtnorJcrcd , rcirulatu I
t your Rowels nro
IIU11UOCK 11LUOD I
I your DlooJ Ii mpure , purity It with
DUUDOCK DLOOD 1
I you have Indtgaitlon.you wlllhnJui
i > DUKDOCK DLOOD 1
t you ro tronhlod with Bprln ; Compl
iluto them with DUUDOCK I1LOOD1
tyour LlrcrU torpid , rcttora It to heal
1th BUIIDOCK DLOOD 1
I your Lher HectcJ , you will flnd
toratlvotn BURDOCK DLOOD 1
I you have any ipcclu of Humor or n
ot to take DUUDOCK DLOOD 1
13 ou have any lyrnptonu of Ulcers or fore f
will bo found
ore ) , curative remedy
BURDOCK BLOOD I
'or Imparting ttrength and rltality t
em , nothing can equal
BUHDOCK BLOOD 1
'or Nervous and General Debility , tor
> item with BURDOCK ULOOD 1
'rice , I.OO p r Bottle ; Trial Bottli
FOSTER , HILBUM , & Co , ,
BUFFALO , N. Y.
Bold at wholcsalo by lib t UcMahon
loodman. Jo 27
tfftSTETTE
n * * CELEBRATED
" _ * . . . S\
I&Kocti of Families
Hojtetter's Stomach Hitter * Is aa mud
a a houiehold necessity as sugtr or cc
reagon of thli Ii that yean ot expert
proved It to be perfectly reliable In the
iroonrency where a prompt and conioi
tdy Is demanded. ' Constipation , llrcr >
djipepila , lndlfe | tlon and othtr tn
ivercomo by It.
For silo by all DrngglRta and DcaliM
ipply for llo t tt r' Almanaa for 1881
BASH PRICE LI
1204 Farcham
OMAHA , - - -
Preterva It and Compare PrlceiJW
llo > 8' Ullppcr
Olrli1 rilpiwr Sled
e t 31 0 1 Wagon in City .
21x30 CMiroiucM Walnut Vrmia'd . ,
8x10 Carved Walnut 1'rames .
81x21 Car\cil Motto hramca , Walnut
Iuxl4 Walnut r'rainct .
I Ituidtonic VuU ot Krumos .
llooin ilouUUik' , Walnut or Gilt , 1 In
foot .
Ko'ia Moulding , Walnut or Qllt , 1
per loot . , .
II raw HooU ( or Itoom Slouldlnir , pel
Ilul Itoom Limp , Complete .
Hand [ .nimu , Coiupletv .
Krais Hand Utiup , CompUto. . . . , . .
Irqn Coal lliuket . , .
Good 1) room . , .
Host Orootii In Market . <
Child's liroom . , .
Spittoon . . . . . . . . . . .
Cutpadarcs . , , .
Kxtcnilon LIU&ry Lamp. . . . . . . .
UaiasiOoblctafonoBct ) .
0 Uloi < Tunilileru ( one set ) . , .
lArni ) Chlmnoji . . . . .
Uood Lr.ntirn . , . . , . , . . . . .
Olio Gallon Oil Can .
Low Prlc i for Iron Stone Ohlr
U liatidli Ten , iur
Handle Tut , iwretl2vlvl'ul- > " >
Unhandlt Coflee , ] wr cet (12 pieces ) . ,
Handle Coffee , per wtU pl os ) . . . ,
Ono Sc'.l'lo ruto * (6 ( ploooi ) . >
One Set Te I'laten ( U pieces ) . . . , . . .
wiia'BtlllriaVtMt l'l toiaplecc ) . .
Ono 8 t Owner VUU ( C v'ovo- <
Covered Tureeni . . , .
Cream 1'iUher * . . , . . . .
WonhDowl and I'ltchcr. . . . . .
Chamber * .
Toilet BeU lor Bed lloomi (3 t > lucai ) .
Dtut ran . . . i. .
Steele Diamond * . . .
1-oklnir aiawet , all I'llco' .
Conductor Lintcf nt.
FOU CASH , i
OTho &IXJTO prices
find them at Icatt 10 to 80 per cen
cltvvt here , aa v. e purchomi lor Cull , i
Caih Only. My ci
ratei , and cll for
not obllicvd to pay lor Ion ol bed
keep no hooki and no charge * are it
convinced. PI
ui a trial and b
prlc ourQoodiMwohMothouum
not mont oued ou thlt bill ,
Ik. '
All ArtttWalcome , , Whether
Qoodi orNot. *
H. SCHONFE
Propietor of the
ANTIPARI/
Book Stoi
- *
The Antiqnnrlnn'n Wnrn
Do not trtint him , gentle render ,
Though his Selves look trim an
Do not heed the plate glass ivindov
Shining out upon the street.
Glided backlngon the volumes
Soon will fade and be forgot ;
Gilded rigns are oft deceiving
Qcntlo render , trust him not.
itender , once there lived a student ,
Who long nought for learning rai
And he met him on the sidewalk ,
And he falsely led him there.
And he talked to him of TRADE S. '
L'OTTKU'H books nnd ScmiucKEu'i
And I met him plodding homewnrc
With a bundle- his door.
Gentle reader , I hnv waited ,
Nightly I hare walked the strec
Lingering for yuu on the corner ,
And tliis happy hour wo mectl
lUlso your eye to yonder window ,
Where our student , In the night
With i page of ScHMUCKKH'a hfsto
Ulsea up Ail pipe to tight.
Header , turn not from me coldly ,
The truth only bavo I told ;
I would B o thee from the book st
Where the customers are "lotd. "
I W"Uld shield thee from all dungo
Qhleld theo from the plate glass
Shun , 0 , > hun the gilded counters ,
I have warned thee now I
H. Schonfe
PROPRIETOR OP TH
ANTIQUARIAN BOOKS
Invites the attention at the lo > crJ of g
Ing to hli ext n lv and valuable cell
the .
CHOICEST WORK !
In all depart mcnta ol Literature and
Not only ro the most esteemed Kn
American works to bo found < n his sh
THE AMENT C LAS SI
and the Standard Writers Of MeJIaval
Modern Europe are wo 1 represented.
Owing to his opportunities for secui
Books * t low prices , bo trim them i
which can not bo met by any other hou
city. Parties desiring
Good Books at Low Fi
are requested to call elsewhere brfoi
hero that they m ypro\o the truth ol
ccrtlon. |
Desiring to kecpa stock of the \ cry b <
I carefully icl > ct only such as could mo
pro Mil of a cultivated taste.
In those da > sot cheap literature it IR
.
to huj for a llttlo money a Uriro ttock
matter , bound In well tilldod ccners ant
ly termed book * , but which deserve tli
the language of Charles of Lamb ,
"Things in Books' ClotM
It Is to bo regretted that so many be
Illiterate and mercenary , fill thtlr the
thlsspcdesof rtadlng matter , thus c
their stores Into
lore Oharaal House
for the gllt-cJffcd and hot-pressed nu
forgotten or unhappily unfor otton sci
Lctthoto who wish to read book
TMlNSIO VALUE , stop Into my store
will find wliatincr they want
Uoaicmbcr that by the choice of jo
f ur diameter i < judged. It Is an a >
'peoplo will not bo better than the tx
cad,1' Dr. A. Potter
The general reader , the lawjcr. the
hcoloRlcal or inedkal vtudent , the ei
ircbltect , the hUtorlcal enquirer , Ib
jxjctty or fiction , or tboeo who look ft
orelgn languages , can be supplied wit ]
Ictlred.
1 have also a large and well selected
leffunt Little Books forChlldrenatl
ihould bo remembered in this holldc
Vnd these who with for Choice nd rid
; lt book ! , whore , contents will be fou
f their external apptarance , will do >
it the
ANTIQUARIAN BOOKS
1420 Douglass Stre
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Weakness ,
Spermator-
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Self Abuso'.as Loss ol Memory , Unlvc
tude. Pain In the Back , Dimness of V
tnatura Old Age , and many other Di'
oad to Insanity or Consumption and
particulars in our patrol )
deslro to send free t r mall to
raTTho Specific Medicine Is void by al
at81 per package , or 0 pack ics for S
bo. Bent free by mall on rest ptof the
addressing THEGRA 1EDICIN
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For sale bv C. F Goodp i
AND-
H a n d s o m
IN THE
MARKE
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WM. P. STOET
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NEBRASK
State Gazetteer and
ness Directoy ,
Containing n description and o
business men In the ttate , will
early in 1882. Price 81.00.
J. M. WOLFE , Publis
120 South Fourteenth Street , 0
. * " ,
INVITATION
TO ALL WHO HAVE
WATCHES AND CLOCKS
TO HE REPAIRED ,
E 2sT Gh IE-A. "VI IN" G-
TO BE DONE OR
JEWELRY Y MANUFACTURED.
While our Work is better , our Prices are Lower
than all others.
ST-AiTIE
I received all of the SIX FIRST PREMIUMS
offered for Competition in our line
Over All Competitors.
For the Best Watch Work ,
For the Best Jewelry , ( own make. )
For the Best Engraving ,
For the Best Diamonds ( own importation )
FOR THE BEST
DISPLAYED , ETC.
Having lately enlarged my workshops and putting in new t.nd improvot , c
chmory , I hope to still more improve the quality and finish . nf our
ork and fill orders with more promptness than is usual.
O TJTIOZKT I
My Met to bos always been and always will bo : "Firat to gain superior
tiec and then advertise the fact nab before no wild advortisomonta
Seme unprincipled dealers being in the habit of copying my
acnouncomonta , I would beg you , the reader of this , to
draw a line between such copied , advertisements
* ' ani those of Yours very truly ,
A. B. HUBERMANN ,
The Reliable Jeweler , Omaha , Neb , .
Sign of th Strikiiifr Tovr vloct
WOOLLEY & DAVIS
Stationers , Paper Dealers 'and Engravers ,
KEEP ON HAND A SELECT STOCK OP
BLANK , SCRAP , POCKET AND BILL BOOKS , ,
FINE PAPER , INKSTANDS , PAPER WEIGHTS
Latest Novelties in Wedding Goods , Menus.
Visiting and Advertising Cards , BalljProgrammes , ftc.
Also , Paper Bags , Flat and Wrapping Paper , Envelopes , BUI ,
Letter and Note Heads. -
AT COST !
TO CLOSE OUT STOCK.
Left I
A Few Handsome Articles
SEE THEM ! IPRICE THEM ! /
Dent Buy Anything Until you Look at
STOCK : .
KUHN & CO. ,
Fifteenth and Douglas St.
Opera House Clothing Store
217 South 15th St. , Under
x 's _ _ _
ZHZOTJSim.
MEN'S AND BOY'S SLOTHING ,
GENT'S FINISHING GOODS ,
HATS & GAPS , TRUNKS , ETC.
Goods Marked in Plain
Goods 1 All
Large Stock and New
Pigureal Strictly
ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE. .
treatment will do
If Honest Goods , Low Prices and Courteous will be satisfied , that the
it. all who call and see for themselves STORE is the place to buy. .
OPERA HOUSE CLOTHING nov2jOOuliTi
CT.
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER ,
309 South Tenth Street.
QUALITY AND FIT GUAEANTEED.
Calf-Tongue Boots , Sewed , - - $9.00
French -
- 6,00
French Calf Boots , Pegged , - - -
5 M
American Calf Boots ,
3,50
-
Shoes , -
Pegged Alexis or Buckle
AND SHOES FOE FEET OUT OF
I MAKE A SPECIALTY OF BOOTS
SHAPE ,
Filled With Dispatch ,
Attended to and
All Orders Promptly