Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 13, 1881, Page 2

p BASKING BY THE BLUE. The Town of Seward Looms Up Loftily in the Most Beauti- ful of Valleys. Surrounding Country Pour Into Her Capacious Coffera an Enormous Tribute, Beasts of Burthen of Royal Breed Raised in the Neighborhood. A Voluminous Wealth of Porsonal, Political and Businoss Items Correspondence of The Bee Sewarp, October 11,—1f this were not a country and an age of severeutil- itarianism sentimentalists would en thuse and poets write sonnets to this most lovely of vales—the valley of the Blue; but it is not the province of your correspondent to indulge in raph- sodies or mount Pegassus, but simply to tell in a plain, statistical way what has been, what is, and what is prom- ised. SEWARD, The big town of the upper end of the Blue Valley is located in the midst of the most delightful rural scenery that Nebraska's broad surface can fur- nish. When last I wrote of this town and country there was but one railroad The ley road to Seward, Beaver Crossi Fairmont, Gfneva, and o and Denver connection, 1 surveyed and, no doubt, will be built ore long, a8 this is too rich a country for the U. P, to leave in un disputed possession of the B, & M. This is the t important road for Omaha that is now to be built, for with tho opening of 1t there will be gecured a country now tributary else and its tribute is vast. ard boasts of having one of the yands in the § bes ate, the boys, hay ing blossomed out in a 300 uniform, are just t for anything, and they aro alw ady to furnish free xpensc all the music that Seward Stocumb law has been accepted nd is working smoothly, The Doane law is highly spoken of in Seward, and all the criticism that the limits in order to win full and unqual ified approval, Mr. H. Atkins has recontly estab. lished an extensive harness and car- rimming shop on the cast side > square. CROTS, The farmers are happy; they have good crops and good prices. Corn will averago forty bhushels to the acre, wheat eight bushels, oats tifty, barley twenty, rye fifteen, and potatoes an excellent yield. Seward county has potatoes to eell, although in most sections of the west that crop is this year a failure. REAL ESTATE, McIntyre & Secoley are B, & M. land agents, and handle besides .a great deal of other lands, and it is a fact that cultivated land hereabouts is now in the market for much less than people have made is that the law s too small a tub to hold the whale. Mr. | Doane must give something that will keep roilroad charges within narrower THE OMAHA DAILY BE@:"I‘IIURSDAY OCTOBER 13, FIRE OUT THE FOGIES And Put Live Men in the Lead That's the Way to Revi- alize Brownville. Correspondence of The T Browsviree, October 10, —TIn visit- ing this pl 1 find a town that came [ into not the wame time your city | did. There but littlo here now ag compared with Omaha, and that little | is supported hy U trade that is | 1ot likely to increase much, 1 In 1854 a demand for goodsin Oma- by get them and Brownville was created A way to ha their existence, yon opened by the St. Joe and Oma- a packet line of traversed the Missouri found favor at Brownville on account of At that time the vast gion of territory west, with numerous ranches, were de- pending on this town forsupplies. As the country developed, so did the town until the construction of the A, & N. road, which cut off the feeders by open- ing new towns along her lin nd left Brownsville in 1870, a better town than it is to-day. oLD In 1856 The Nebraska Advertiser, the oldest paper now published in Nebraska, made her debut and has been issued every week since under that name, in Brownvill In 18567 the Nemuha County Bank was opened and closed tho same year under a heavy financial depression. It is stated that her script was honored in Illinois for two 1ers which river, and of the convenience landing. T cannot praise your I THE GREAT CERMANRENE RHEUMATISH, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumb:_go, Backache, Sorcness of tho Chest, Gout, Quinsy;Sore Throat, Swell- ings and Sprains, Burns and ~ Scalds, General Badily Pains, Yooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feot and Ears, and all other Pains and Aches. We Preparation on earth equals 8t, Jacoss O1x 8 & safe, pire, aimpln and cheap External Bemedy. A trial entails but the comparatively outlay of 50 Cents, and every ons suffer. img with pain can have chesp and positive sroof of ita claima, g Directions in Eleven Languages. " G0LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ANDDEALERS IN MEDIOINE, A.VOGE’LER & 00..L nged them ity of the iy Bruce Turner, Rochestor, N, V. [writes: T have been subject 10 serious disorder of the kid, and unabl Bitters rolie 1 feel confide E: Aseiith Hall, Binghampton, N. Y., writes suffered with o dull pain thon; id shoulder. — Lost my spird jor, and conld with diffculty Took your Burdock Blood it re di Ted ter using them.” Mr. Noah Pates, Elmira, N. Y., write four years ngo an attack of bilious never fully re red, My digestive were weakened, and 1 would be completely pros trated for days. After usi X proveniont Presbyterian, Toronto, Ont : I suffered greatly from oft-recurring hea used your Burdock Blood Bitters with rosulty, and I now find myself in bette than for years past.” anid in uffering from dropsy, , and Rave feit no pain since first week af. N two bottles of your : Double Strength White Lime T cannow, though 1 reasonable day's C. Blacket Robinson, proprictor of The Canada 1 3 Pinr lyw\rn che, 1 s calth Mrs. Wallace, Buffalo, N. Y, writes: “I have TRy 881 OSTER &CRAY, On River Bank, Bet. Farnham and Douglas Sts., ONEAELA., - - - NIEE. £e30mely J.S. CAULEIELIY, ~——WHOLESALE—— : BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER AND DEALER IN-- = Wall Paper and Window Shades. ; 1304 Farnham St., Omaha Neb. ey MARBLE HEAD LIME CO.'S FOR SALRBAT | ST.PAULLUMBER YARD C. N. DIETZ, it is really worth. Why this is so, sceing that farmers are so very pros- perous, is a conundrum tome. There here and now there are two, public square of Seward was an unattractive plot of ground, covered used Burdock Blood Bitters foe hervous and bil- lious headaches, and can recommend it to anyone requiring a cure for billiousness,” Lumber, Lath, Shingles, OMAHA, years after the failure of the bank, In '57 another bank was opened and Thirteenth and California Streots, with infantile sprigs of cottonwood; now it is a young, but beautiful grove. Brick buildings were confined to one or two stores, and now a mapnificent three-story brick hotel looms up oppo- site thesouthwest cornor of the square, and brick blocks are the most fashion- able style of business buildings. Some of our readers may be interested in knowing something of che HISTORY of Seward, a town that has in thirteen years grown to be a city of the second «<'ass, with over eighteen hundred in- habitants. H. L. Moffatt started the town, built the first house, and is still a residont of Seward. Beatty & Davis next came with a small lot of goods and opened a store. Then Fred Lan- kins, Joe Tissue, Herman Diers, Gro- ener Bros. and others followed with stores and shops in quick succession, and Seward in 1873 elected its first mayor. Four yoars previous to this dates the county seat was located here 18 very little wild land, and yet there are some very choice pivces for sale on long time. THE COUNTY FAIR. There is here a fine fair grounds and race track, with good buldings, and an enterprising agricultural socie- ty. Thig year a very commendable exhibition was held, and it is under- stood to have be a financial success, as well as a grand showing of the pos- sibilities of this wonderfully fertile soil. The stock exhibit was simply immense in all departments. WANTS, Seward nceds a _first-class exculsive ready made clothing and gents fur- nishing store, there being none hore at present. All other branches of trade are fairly represented. POLITICS are, and have been for years past, and will continue to be ‘‘red hot’ until such officials as are now fattening on is now here under the same manage- ment. These are the only relics of olden times that I find, unless it be some dilapitated wooden structures that adorn (7) the streets, SUBSTANTIALS, Some of the bwldings here are fino specimens of brick work, ‘I'hey were built when the town was in a flourishing condition, and are the envy of her competitors. Among them is, perhaps, the finest dwelling in the county, costing $10,000, The county seat was located here in '6b, but is not as substantial as some would like it to he—at least the pros- pect for removing 1% is considered good. In '74 the cars came here and this wes the terminus of the road. Two ycars ago, the road started to build, but has not gone anywhere yet, and until it does, or some other one comes, this town will assume the appearance of having been ‘‘struck Mrs. Irn Mullholland, Albany, N. Y, writes: Hos“fiflk CELEBRATED ring billious headaches, dysper plaints peculiar to my’ sex. urdock Blood Bitters T aw entirely relioved.” Price, 81.00 per Bottle; Trial Bottles 10 Ots FOSTER, MILBURN, & Oo., Props. BUFFALO, N. Y. Sold at wholesale by Ish & McMalion and C, F. Goodman. Jo 97 eod-me By Diminished Vigor. Is relmbursed In great measure tothose troubled “‘For several years I have suffered from oft-recur- and com- Since’ using your ~——FOR—— MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. ‘We desire to call the special attention ot the trade to our elegant lines (at BOTTOM PRICES) of Underwear, Cardigan Jackets and Scarfs, Buck Gloves, Overshirts, Overalls Hosiery, &c.,now open. Wholesale only. SHREVE, JARVIS & CO,, Corner Fourteenth and Dodge Sts. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. and the court houso was built in 1874, | the public are forever shelved. | yith the rust.” with weak kidneys, by a judicious use of Hostet- = ARG * N The winning of the county scat|Republicans have & large ma-| " Pheuext time T visit this town T |tors Stomach Bister - which luvluommmnem 'SH & MCMAHON was the termination of a fight of threa | 0TIty here, but somehow | hope T inay be ablo to give your read. | stimulates without glting the urinary or: ) gans. In conjanction with its Influence upon years’ duration, during which lots of red ink, but no blood, was shed, and et it was by the force of arms that illtord finally surrendered to Sew- ard, and, to this day, there is a lively rivalry between the two towns. But Seward has the advantage by a thou- sand inhabitants, and will, no doubt, the cards when shufiled always turn up that knave of clubs and railroad thimble rigger, our present lientenant- governor. The people have set down on him again and again, but in every convention he is there asking for something, and if begging, bull- dozing or buying will get it, it is got. At the last republican convention held ers a graphic sketch of a new railroad bridge ac! the river, which would be a redeemuing feature for this town that she would appreciate, and ought to have. See advertising columns for busi- ness directory. Rover, —— 1f Adam had had & game of “Fifteen” them, it corrects acidity, improves appetite, and in in every way conducive to health and nerve Another marked quality is its control aver fever ynd ague, and its pawer of prventing it. sa'e by all Drug. ists and Dealers gen: enally, Proposals for Sewer Bonds. Sealed proposals will be received until QOctober 29th, 1851, at 12, noon., by the City Clerk of Omaha, county of Douglas, (.} " iNG SILVER. SBAPPHIRE RINGS. WEDDING, BIRTHDAY AND GCOMPLIMENTARY PRESENTS. I STERL PRARL RINGS, IN GREAT VARIETY, WHIPPLE, McMILLEN & CO., JE WA I . BT IR 1406 DOUGLAS STREET, OMAHA, NEB, The Only Exclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nebraska SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. Jy 18-me continue the leading town of this sec- v tion, The first snort of | here on ot. 8rd, a Carnes |placedin his hand at an _early period i"‘“" "‘eé“’b““‘]““’ and will, at that hour, n tho locomotive was heard |ticket was put in the field|of his existence, the wh’le conme of | b opened for th puichase of £50,000.00 (] o fi ” the Lins) made upfiuf. of new ‘comers that no :2::‘5" W"&iéhl‘m:‘&‘;" u‘ffl“!“ "“i‘fi“"“uy al Bonds, First#0iag. of the ity Xfl ()m‘;’ni‘: 4] In and Northwestern came 10 With f ey but 4 @ timers, kriowing digestion, sick hon(l’ncho(‘vrdynyl::mt'erltz Said w“a“&@nfis-safi“"’ her'14t, 1881, 18 : WHOLESALE E another line, having first seoured | the Carnes’ iethods, got together in [unknown, Soring Blossom would mot be | 87€ in sums ot $1,000.00 each, bear intorest B (a] j I $ t $75,000 from the county, But theso “zll'leg:" l}:ltl‘-lmlglmpuhy convention, | needed. "Price 50 cents, trial bottlos 10 [ ffom their date at Hligamte t"!fl!ix Des 80, " kA DI i ) . ts, o per annum, payable at the office of Baen pronnu’nnad fraudulent and the | ®ure to win. Hence the antis are TRUE TO HER TRUST. I “n‘:‘;lm‘rmtll::m(?l:::-‘&yrm{twle):'?}? A a < g TR e, |2y ESO min et T courts havoso far sustained the in- | jubilant to-day and the Carnes men| Too much cannot be said of the city after election duly held anthorizing Bb' FEAR junction _ against their pay- [ 810 :urrslpo;; mulliy depressed and be- e:'urufm.nhrull wife and mother, con- :heitr[ issue f’";"i" c:&mrleti&l of Segvm 7] ON & COLE, : s el i i urtly constructed, and for the construc- fority o B A et S P et el gt o b e G : S| Commissson Merchants 5 i 4 , now offered are the first sold of said Bonds, ceased to be & competing line, COMPLIMENTS. duty in their behalf. © When they ave | Bids will be addressed to the undersigned, just as the Lincoln and Fremont line| My thanks are especially due to Mr. assailed by disease, and the system [and must state ths full name and ‘adiress fl n O 1121 F ’ swill b placod on aule after the peopls [ 1t, X. Sohick, who taok’ your. wan: should have, s thorough oloansing, th of the vider, the amount ofsid Tonds 1] 0] srmiam B, OmabayNeb: have paid the expense of construction | derer under hisguidance, and, for one | 8tomach and bowels regulated, blood | Grred, Al the price propose el e e e o L ool promph aflention, i Rietorchoesi Btato Bank; Omaba; Flakt and -pnice Prnmx;von to the builders, | whole day, ln\fored with all ‘:;f (;Ii: purified, malarial P"“"""ne,"“;i“.‘“"dv Nl‘l‘k‘ad:nght 2 m.mved. 3’ ?F:\%En’;‘l{‘ o o L e i N O A Pfll'l'lisled I‘:lyl thu:l the people Al’t} a8 ch‘:ntl:teri;tie.lonrnsn enthusiasm for ;‘r‘: ;}'l’::‘nll‘;‘:l"l’ ;h“‘ El‘f"m‘imn"'“’" ept29-30t. y Cletk. : e FASES I’ bBERi'ELDE N e gullable to-day as they were a few | big list for the anti-monopoly paper re remedy. lhey ar X years ago, The vote recently takon |of Nebrasna. and that we -fucfe.'lué it | the best and purest medicine in the PAOBALD w & 99, -'tm Linot;ln would seem to indicate | is unnocessary to state, world, and o lc"“ fitty cents, Sold For Grading Sixteenth Street. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF that fools are still alive, well and very| Mr. Schick handles coal, flour and LT Sealed proposals will be received by the un- n et e stone, and is enjoying an extensive dervined until Friday, October 21st, 1881, 12 MILLINER & NO IONS L PROGRESS, pnir::‘nglo.. ot SR itllm‘:c:“nln;':;’ PR fl;‘:‘.",‘.“. llol'uiltx:nm;:lr'nh y ’ (= a8 never. experienced the also under obligation to Post- fle of which can be scen at the office’ of tho 13 d Pl g g s v Pt PO ol e sty engincer.” i sall wpclfy ehe iyt 08 and 1310 DOUGLAS STREET. mon with western towns, but steadily | Wim. Bowers. uch work shall ba completed, and accompanied N o Ld il x GE oNEA - - and conatanty Bor wealth sad aoow, | For business review sce advertising by th name of proposed surity nder - *ED., SO L T REEEEL A ST A §03 sanaiar miruuad bk ',] t(i L r P il Rincue :-7'5'.2‘3:;.’..-::".'\‘“& ::ut::” :‘xm'n‘mnl":i .:.'. o e The only exclusive wholesale house in this line in the west. but rapidly during the Tast three of — 1881, The city counc.] reserves the right to ro' T iaL O T PRI ST R e % w1 four years, Among tho importan in- Blatr Notes. A 1 e o @R s Bt (= i ick | C s t L K Sixteo A deliy : = L TR T S, BT o boutust. o s |2 Z | STAR STOVE POLISH [§ B| mental, spacious and substantial; two | ber of ir g SR 2 ° g EMEER, TRAIAANG YN Al o r of delogates on their way home DRAls Octobm 1! o etk i AND (= seven nh:\rch uzl‘ific:: fu:::‘ ;:Egul.ml‘,: from the conyention at Lincoln were . = ! “ - (8 = a ; a court house (a newone i.comylu’(.ed,) detained here on Friday on account GHAR,F“LEILHD cf‘:"';’-"‘“":“l‘:&?'l"”‘"?r Rcom: ‘ 2 8 BEAUBRUMMEL BOOT BLACKING Ei. Pl of the ditching of a freight train [ e pnar At e b0, prave, by U Abroom c;:nlf:atr;';:y:;) be erected | the Sioux Cilyg& Pacific g&ilroud xlw(:xl: :\‘l:!::.lx:wy"'":(::':fl?;m:fif mg&?‘"’“x“?“‘m e i el L \_'L next season that will employ two hun- | Bell Greek. Avents take orders fot. from 80 to 10 copiee d Wi T 7 BE T | W R T d':’.dhh:"d". nufi tlmll'"“{)i' secured on | qy,g yiomination of Samuel Maxwell fi:&lm :n; :g;:lxfiz::é:zfi':?;%?%;? which to raise the broom corn. M. noe ) A AR eTla Saell, - EX A. Butler, from Tllinois, is tho broom | foF supremo judge is in accordance | ke syt privae toma ey ; 0 profits. Private terms free. - -corn man, with the wish of the people of Wash- QROLGE STINRO0N & 0O, SRR, q y OdEwim Portland, Maine. 4 STOCK, ington county. The leadin; - ? ., Befi i . v & Bcientists o to-day agroo that 7 ; efore removing to Dravioh ot D pa Hishod hote s | 'Tho democrats mot horo in convon- | nestdlwsentio awed y waorieral Kincys The Oreighton and Niobrara their new ONIAELA. n A 288 tion on Saturd i i~ | kept in perfect ord.r, porfec : 1 . . aud " ho " " countantly ' fmportng | 19 Setedey and placed in nomi- | sttie s S ANEY | mwacm e Guns,Ammunition,Sporting Goods 1 orcheron horses an 1 1HOKOR, e i (OF oars people sufferod great ageuy daily, leaving Creighton on arrival of ’ ’ Holstein cattle. Having disposed | dissati¥faction in the ropublican s” w'n‘J‘l’nlltlnlln_wrnleu o find reliet, The discovery ity B rveat N : ) L (2T ; 30 . rrivoat Niobrara, 12.30 a, : advantageously of his last lot he has they expross hopes of electing one or & now.ora 10t it -;"fl:t:;mt:l-ml; ht % B i ATTew YIS hels spock of FISHING TACKLE, BASH BALLS, and a SN G I bY Jow | they papeem i« s trom sl troa e of o vat 1 | Tttt 1 ot A e o b Bure, 2 BOOTS: SHOES loads of regular gold medal winners. 1 A ; ; 3 His Pacifa farm" s ittod up for tho i s bocn o seone of ono or ;,..3,."":5.;;‘:: 0 Lo R oty ACADEMY OF THH ¥ FULL LINE OF NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS, reception of his horses and cattle and | ¥W© Sensational dramas in the luat @ Remedy for all the diseases that At Greatly Reduced Prices. N p— t‘hioitr “':;.“-m""':inli" a manuer suit- z:]"z‘z'n:hu“lu{)‘;:'l“gl :}:‘:K’;w: of 1‘,""{) of :i’.?.'f.“»t.’:;"“{.flfl.'uls‘.'c‘,"!'GIL':.. SAC R ED H EART Est;.bllllmd 1n7y i ron g 4 ed to their royal blood and noble y ARG -BArDor, | —Flavee- Asus=Liver.and Usloazy Grew OMAHA, NEB, 6ars, form. Tila 0 prthy goo dvor Bt 8o young ol wore dutaind ot oigip st iR e (ko OMAMA NEB, wocasss s mg| MAX MEYER & CO. Omaha, Ne - isoment, but 1 ave nover weon | Vest olut by the sheriff o recoipt o | s G sl Liuwria: o iy | : B. Corne [ ,882; 009,000 0. BT TN T T T T 10 sot hu? him, l.nn.d) (?l:ll; p‘:x:'zx:u{ll:s“n‘.: They were promptly brought back, and lhfi::{:‘:l‘:::ull‘ll‘: '."L"fa"-‘.'x'i.i?&“""“' L5l "‘1'?""“"‘!‘-'""0"!“::3{::‘#&5 Hasad Howd "Bl Baied, " LAY CHARLES McDONALD i th } nake , the Acade J 4 ] facts because I deow it woll for our | it it understood that a marriago at an il s dona euch wonder:, 1 | Son'st 0, I i ey AT stock men to know them, and because y day will be the result. 1 hy Drug. | Washiog, 3 = FAIMNELADE BTRBIET, the citizens here rather insist on hay. |, A fow ovenings ago one of Blair's For | Muived § ing this enterprise, in which tlw'y tako owelers, v‘vluln %oing to his place of ) o R red S0t all e Tamile NOW OFFERING FOR ONE MONTH ONLY roat pride, fully represented business after supper, was interviewed t Kev, Bishop 0 Omahs, or to the Lad. e e e e B AR DECIDED BARGAINS V. 15 | disfiguremen & gentleman who e . “‘%l:n]g:l fml:::' h‘::.: :g‘,fi_filbruxc claimed that he flud lfiscn iu(ul'furin;; HAWKEYE PLAINING MILL ©0, WAR IN PASSENGER RATES | —X2—) farms, and in all over & thousand head ;ith' his domestio felicity. The aftair Des Moines, | " ek, Bt e a, .Bs' ]li S n S s BPS irfl N of horned cattle. Ho is importing, | % been settled, Hix, ) lowa, until Rirther netice, it the following unbeard of L dl S t [}l fl.k Ul tl G l]laJ' Et . Mo, pER L e Manuf, " ot slvaksarin » land, and they are new in the Boston Sot Baok 42 Years. Great reduction fn Bank Counters, Plang fur. | limited First-Class Tickots and good for return B . quarantine, Ho also has about thirty | T was troubled for amany years | M nd Word furnishir in all kinds of hard | trough tho scar, and viu the Old Reliablo. Chi- | 200 Handsome Suits, at $5.00; 300 Stylish [Suits, $10,00; ead of the very finost strain of pure | with Kidney ik Unw{ol Y&u._ or wel »:;:{.\m:'.:.'u:.l“l:l:ii.lwl inoll when do. x’“d'llmuxm&wfllw Raulroad. ~ Also, one 76 Black Silk éuif.s, $17.50. blood short horns. Thoroughlred | my blood bocame thin; T was dull and | bt buildig ready for b ort notlee | NEW YORK, It clase, 81000, cattle . #re very common lere, | inactive; could lmr-lly’ crawl about; L’.'if.-..‘fi'u"“‘”s'&\‘u'"m‘"f .",",‘,'v givii b ooa Lo il“mu LPHIA, :I‘: fi% We have several lots of staple goods which will be offored at and this is said to be the best shipping [ was an old, worn out man all over, | tracts. . e Ry Riviag b our vou- | AR wroR ™ do 19 00, P"ffi in the!l‘;nuhlu;' pmo, fat eattlo could get nothing to help me, until 1 o ,a""" Nowals and Balustors. f M Eas g g Y-FIVE GENTS 0" THE DnI'LAH' ey inte Ahie Eaciis aanty | sk HaT Bl f0, ur foreman in this department, was foruierly oplein In v i i is groal of the state for corn, as well as wllfle’,’ g ain, d My Mu;d‘:nlx;l;:ilfo;?.;b:fi ‘I‘Im u:f;"l.n:- d#;’ymfi‘z‘l’ lillfiy A B’l:l.l“:ln‘l‘;. “""”'I“‘I"‘?:L""“:h‘ faco T"‘;‘g‘“mm%":.:' Alldagiss ascuti.arail theseives ot dhla L el and the turnout will thie year be sim- rluy -nur.m(';l::kin the way of choice stock. A UNION PACLFIC LINE #ow Brainerd on the Republican Val- ht, and I am as active as & man of , although T am 72, and 1 bave no doubt it will do as well for others of my age. It is worth a-trial.”— (Fath- er,)—Sunday Mercury, oct1-10, i tho Northwest Ordors by wall promptly attended to, £29.3m Union Pacitic Rallrosd Depot, East Side of Teuth Btreet. Omaha, August 1, 1881 sugidawim Edward W. Simeral, ATTORNEY AT-LAW DON'T IT BURNI Dexter L. Thomas, ATTORNEY - AT - LAW My house and furniture is insured with C, T, TAYLOR & CO,, Cor 14th and Dourlas, CORSETS AND UNDERWEAR, ‘LINEN AND 'MOHAIR ULSTERS, SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, LAWN SUITS AND SACQUES, CHARLES McDONALD, 20-e0d-t