—Mrs. Morrissey, formerly of the
“Missouri House” loth, street, says
her loss by the tire win $2,000. She
has ro-opened in the “Star” building,
which occupies the site nf the Missou
ri House, whore she will be happy to
greet all her old friends and custom
ers. • It
—Messrs. F. Landau & Co. have
started a moat market and provision
store on Fifteenth street, two doors
west of Cnpt. Reed’s old stand. They
have constantly on hand all kinds of
fresh meats, beef, pork, venison, game,
vegetables, fresh butterand eggs, fruit
and provisions generally. Fahiilics
and boarding house keepers will do
well to give them n call. jL’o lw
—Just Received at Koch’s, 17th
street, near Ferguson, a large stock of
choice staple and fancy groceries,
including Pates de foie frns, Marma
lade, Olives, fresh and pickled Oysters,
preserved Fruits, fine French goods,
canned fruits and vegetables, etc., etc.
JVb better place to trade, J 23-41
—After this date I will sell my stock
of cloths, overcoatings and vestings
at greatly reduced rates to make room
for spring stylos. J. H. Stein,
dB-ly 235 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb.
For Sale. —Two desirable houses
For particulars enquire of Mr. Dickey,
at the old Bank Exchange. j!7-lm
For Sale! For Sale!!—The best
business houke In (’heyenne, known ns
the Gates Hotel and Restaurant, sit
uated on Eddy street next to Red
Rtore. Will guarantee it to be the
best paying house in town for the
money invested. A| ply to
F. A. Gates,
J22-3t jrin Restaurant.
