Nebraska advertiser., 1867-12-12

VI WIS Clty' 4ney are
very fine and indicate talents which will
place her yet in the list of most popular
Artists of the age.
Marsh is still receiving subscriptions
for Magazines aud papers for '6s. Call
on him and subscribe. What he tells vou
he will perform, The publishers lowest
price is his motto.
Best Prints still twelvea and a half cts.
at TEAR g. cos.
Everything in the line of Fancy No.
lions can be bad at
THEO. HILL cos.
Those Chain Back Albums and Pho.
tOgraPh Bibles-Harding's EditiOu-at
the City Book Store are nice.
Nuts, Raisins, Currants, Fruits, Can
dy, &C., at SWAN & BROS.
Singing Glass;. R. Dye will give
a term of twelve lessons on the rudiments
of music, at the School House, one les
son each week, on Saturdays, at 2 o..
clock, P. NJ. He will commence Dec.
2lst. All interested in music are invit-
ed to attend the first lesson.
Tickets one dollar.
Buy your Flour at the P. G.. Store.
every sack warranted as represented.
II. C. Lett, Land Agent, Brownville,
Nebraska.
McCreery has For sale at the City
Drug Store a large variety of Christmas
Presents. Call and see them before it
is too late.
Dressed Poultry always on hand at
the P G Store.
By calling at the City Book Store you
can get any of the Magazines, Books or
Newspapers published in the United
States at publishers prices.
Empress Cloths, French Merinos, Al.
paccas, Wool Delaines-all shades and
at THEO. HILL & cos.
You will find the genuine New York
Factory Cheese at the P G Store.
Christmas is Coming, and J. V.
D. Patch has just received a fine lot of
Jewelry, Silver Ware, etc., the most suit
chaste aud lasting Presents that
can be made. Call and examine!
School Books of all kinds, to be had
by calling on "Dory' Hacker at the City
Book Store.
Nick. Nacks and Chicken Fixins and
all kinds of Goodies for the Holidays
at the P G Store.
VIM Resell has now a splendid va
riety of Santa Claus articles. Besides
a good stock of Confectioneries. Fresh
Oysters, etc. See his Card.
See the Card of G w. Garrison's
Restaurant and Hotel. Everything is
tip-Iop, and this Is a first class house.
They do say that "DOry'' Hackers: CT
gar-case is a little the incest in town
also his Cigars and FIne-cut Chewing
Tobacco.
Blankets-full stock at
THEO. HILL & cos.
To Rent-The Shop and Lot known
as Morgau's Plow Factory and Wagon
Shop. Apply to the undersigned.
A.. w. MORGAN.
The Sc Louis Home Journal, a
large, handsomely printed, thirty-two
column story paper, to be seen at the
City Book Store, $500 a year, 5 cents
single number.
MISUNDERSTANDING BrO'sh have
moved their fine stock of Stoves, Hard.
ware and Tinware to McPherson's Block.
Their stock is full and their dealing fair.
L MCGEE & Co , have removed to
their store room in McPherson's Block,
where their large stock displays to good
advantage. Their old friends are invited
10 call, which they will find it TO their ad'
vantage to do.
7, G. Hacker is constantly placing
us under many obligations for late Dailys
and New York papers. He presents to-
day the Chicago Republican, Leslie's
Illustrated, and Godey's Lady's Book
and BaIIou's Monthly for January. He
is a whole-souled man and deserves pros
perlty. He receives SUBSCRIPTIONS for the
AdXeTliser.
T. The Furnace for tEe Brownville Uniol
High is in its place. Il has cost TIT
School District about 5000. 1t is sup
posed to be the first and only Furnace o