Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 2, 1887, Page 8

BEST ADDITIONS TO OMAHA sAlLK BY =—mm— THF OVAHA DATTY BFE \I \I)A\ JA\I AIH 2. 1887~SIXTEEN PAGES, On Leavenworth street, three blocks from street cars, one mile nearer the heart of the city than Hanscom Park. LOTS, $1,300 TO $2,000 EACH. Cheapest and Finest Property in that part of the city. Northwest from postoffice 1%, miles cable line Wfll reach this addition next summer, present street cars go to within 8 blocks now. 100 new houses built on the addition the past summer; magnificent view of the city. By far the finest property in that part of the city. Lots $650 to $900; easy terms. MAYNE'S ADDITION Southwest from the postoffice 2 miles; sold 68 of the 104 lots in 90 days, all adjoining lots selling for three times the price asked for lots in this addition. Sold on monthly payments, $350 to $500 per lot. COTNER & ARCHER’S ADDITION TO SOUTH OMAHA. Adjoining the syndicate land near the packing houses and depot, beau- tiful location; lots not so desirable and further from the stock yards selling for $800 to $1,000, We are selling at $250 to $500 each. Monthly payments. 'S399J3s AouJel pue y3isI Joulio)) [~ | o |— cD —_—) o = 4 —R = & 0 Ead B — <EE — Lo o = & > o= S Mo B = W > & = 5 i &) L] D (alb] o (— H 00 ISNL aNY 41VISE 1Tvid NAVIN 1 3 94) We are Always Ahead of all Others in Every Way. . Forthe Lowest Prices, Easiest Terms, Fairest Treatment, go to ; | ) THE C. E MAYNE REAL ESTATE AND TRUST COMPANY | LTerth~rrest Corner 15th and ITarncy Streets - a