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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1877
Page
8
Sidney city brief shows many visitors and rail talk
Sidney Nebraska notes numerous visitors from Racine Omaha and Washington, engine survey for a railroad into the Hills slated for next week, local business launches and sign painters praised, Gen Sheridan remarking Sidney as a railroad starting point to the Black Hills, local officials and businessmen planning investments and ongoing development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Gen Sheridan
Jim
Black Hills
SPECIAL LOCALS PALATABLE WINES AND LOUGHS REPORTED
Mr Donnelly hosts guests at TreLKorary Block corner of Second and Myrtle seeking quiet games and palatable wines. McCann and Co warehouse opens dried fruits tea and canned goods. August Aust plans return to Sidney with larger stock. John Smith carriage repairs on Myrtle south of Flint. Red Gan on Second Street signals blacksmithing and job work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnelly
Trelkorary
Second
Myrtle
McCann & Cao
August Aust
Pork Packer
Omaha
Sidney
Obraham
McCann & Co
John Smith
Myrtle Street
Flint
Second Street
Greenwood Ranch
Hills
Greenwood
Rose
Second Streets
Omfort
Pullinwiger & Myer
McDonald’s
ON Emery
Nebraska
Beatrice
Bidney Ile
Towns Emery
West
Missouri River
Emery
Eimery
Sidiey
Paxon & Pifschen
Sidney Soda
Walnut Street
Bas. Com
Jordan Cod
Messra Faxon &Pasthen
Eance
W. A. Green
South Walnut Street
Bascom & Jordan
Win Donnelly
Teenarari
Myrtle and
Cail
Conrad Zimmer
McCann Co Advertises Groceries and Supplies
Local ads list McCann Co on Front Street selling groceries, meats, oysters, and meals. Kennard Simpson on Second Street corner Vine offer goods and tobacco. McDonald’s features groceries, clothes and aprons. Brown’s Pioneer Clothing sells kids wear at low prices. Cushions, liquor store, and auction store promos indicate a bustling wholesale and retail trade scene with provisions for travelers and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WcDonald
Kennard & Simpson
Bueintson
Vine
Durham
Tobreco
McCain & Coa
Cena
Cumings & Simpson's
Cassmere Dolmans
McDonald's
Kennard & Simpson’s
Second Street
Local Merchants Headline: Gio to Oberfelder Co Finest Goods
Listings show Gio to Oberfelder Co for finest clothing and gent's furnishing. Anderson Williams Capitol Billard Fall promises ease in billiards. Vascom & Jordan of Denver plan Club Room opening at Second and Walnut around March. Cuphol opens for quiet games and cigars. American House bar fixtures for sale. Black Font Motel offers meals all hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
AOS Brown
Llama
Boneless
Eodiah
Custers
McCane
Black Hills
Enn
MccCann & Co
Gio
Oberfelder & Co’s
Anderson & Willams
Capitol” Billard Ffall
Anderson & Williams
Rose and
Second Streets
Missouri River
Lots for Sale in Sidney and Local Repairs Advertised
The notice itemizes lots for sale in Sidney near the railroad with a sale date on Monday the 26th of February 1577 and lists prices and terms. It also contains a string of local advertisements for repairs, carpentry, hotels, groceries, hardware, furniture, jewelry, livery, and various services around Sidney, including notices for Moon’s hotel, Fallinwider & Myers, Dudley’s Candies, and other merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
North Ste
Ivvns
Black Hills
Ayths
Local vendors list varied goods and new moves in Sidney
A long column of ads notes Moore’s Buckwheat Flour and Apple Bitter products, new stock at Livingston’s for stoves and tinware, Emery moving Pioneer Livery to Beatrice with stock of rigs, and several merchants offering liquor, hardware, lumber, meats, and furniture. Sidney businesses announce relocations, new shops, and broad inventories across streets and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore’s
H Vo Dalton
Livingston’s
T Murphy
Jerry Mahones
Lower Front Street
Vi C White
Joe Bowers
Ife
Adams Redington & Hros
McIntyre
For Sale Very Cheap Building and Lot on Walnut Street
For sale a building and lot on Walnut street behind Herlihy and Mahoneys liquor store. The building has three large rooms an excellent cellar and is suitable for dwelling or store. The lot measures 24 by 49 feet with a storefront. Purchaser can readily adapt to business needs and possession is immediate. Apply to aid. D Uerwsury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Street
Kearney
Mac
Pioneer Clothing
Pralrds
Ferris
Walnut Street
Herlihy & Mahones
Donnelly Brothers Host Monday Reception in Tecvorar Block
In Tecvorar Block at Second and Myrtle streets the Donnelly Brothers receive two standing bottles of champagne and host a grand reception for friends. Orators from a dozen gentlemen of learning and several literary lights will speak as the evening unfolds with merry chatter and social cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnelly Bros
Tecvorar
Second
Myrtle Stree's
Donnellys
Cheyenne Trail Dangers Highlighted By Onahs Correspondent
A special Cheyenne correspondent reports that the Tadians are prowling the countryside in all directions. The TeLeauari have repeatedly warned of dangers faced while traveling the Cheyenne trail to the hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
TeLeauari
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