Nebraska advertiser., 1868-06-11

WE SHALL hereafter sell our Flour-which took
the LIST Premium at the late County Fair-as cheap
as any Of the same grade, and can warrant it to be
good. For sale at Niece & Cos and VIM. Wal
lace's. THOMPSON BRO's& LOVELACE.
g-Do you want to enjoy a rich treat?
ADo you like to see your wife and children
well dressed (?
A-DO you like to wear good clothes?
B-DO you like to buy things reasonable?
GNDo you like fair dealing?
Yea, verify, all these mayes't thou Do and have
much money left by trading at D Mays Dry Good
and Clothing Regulator!
TECUMSEH ITEMS ecitizens Of Tecumsch
and vicinity will hold q mass meeting Tomorrow.
June 18th, to decide upon the most appropriate
manner in which to celebrate the coming 4th Of July.
New business houses and residences are going up
rapidly. Messrs. Bryant Dc MyeIs are erecting a
large building which is to be filed with a stock Of
Goods soon as finished. Judge belong, Alexander
Bivins and Henry Taylor are each erecting large
residences. The Court house is being pushed for
weird with vigor, and viii be a very fine building.
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FARM FOR SALE.-4O acres lying within one
mile Of Nemaba City and three miles Of Brownvil!o
all in cultivation has an inexhaustible stream Of
clear spring water running through it a cabin with
a splendid spring Of water near BY upon the prem
,ses. APplytO If G. W. FAIRBROTHER
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MARSH is DETERMIND to make bis the best
and principal Book and News House In Nebraska.
In addition to his just getting a full supply Of
] nsoba,gg TU~rIa Il sIr,rv G1s4sc, \ Loe s,st -oo,s-
ed SCOTS Waverly Novels. W. are sorry for the
one who has not read the above named books, and
cannot but pity those who do not wish 20. Come
buy, como one, come all.
NEMAHA CITY ITEMS ouite a row occurred
here last Thursday, a regular Stree fight" in which
it was hard to tell whether "the God Of battle" lent
toward right or might. The engagement waxed so
hot that our reporter left.
A gentleman on e visit to q sister in this city was
drowned in the Nemaha river one day last week.
lie was one of a fishing party, and undertaking to
swim the river, when about the middle sank to rise
no more. He was soon taken out but was too far
gone to be resuscitated.
PERU TTEMS.-Tbe citizens of this place have
organized a Cemetery Association, and are going to
work in earnest to secure 9 proper resting place for
their dead.
The Rev. F. N. Estabrook arrived on the 5th. He
takes charge of the n. E. Church Of this place for the
ensuing year. -
IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.-I win sell an
improved farm of 100 acres, 9 miles west Of this
city, for S4.OO9. 1t has a hedge fence all aroundit
and is hedgcd in 80 acre lots; each forty has run
ing water on it with a No. l dwelling house good
barn and tenant house on the premises.
100 acres Of the best land in Nemaha COunty-14
miles westof BrOwnville-at SSH per acre.
30-tf CHAS. MCPHERSON.
J.B. HOOVER, of Nemaha City, is now doing a
very large Dry Good and Grocery business, having,
perhaps, the most complete assortment of General
Merchandise in the county. He has drawn to that
point an immense patronage from the surrounding
country, and is doing j liberia! business. He is also
in tie Grain and Produce business, for convenient
handling and shipping 0: which he has cree ted a
arge Warehouse at AspinwalI. His facilities for
shipping Grain are equal to that Of any house in
the county, and he pays every cent the market will
permit. -
THE FESTIVAL, at McPherson's Hall, Tuesday
was e very pleasant affair, and every one whom We
nave conyersed with enjoyed II hugely. They sew
ugl departments took in as follows:
For admission -. -. .......-...S8 90
For Ice Cream aud Strawberries ........ AZ so
At the Hat tlud... -..,...... s 90
For the sale Of .. ..... II 90
For sale Of ballots for Silver Basket. IS 90
TOtal'.....-, SI6S so
A vote was taken during the evening to ascertain
shO was the most popular lady present, who was to
receive a Silver Basket, twenty-five cents being the
price Of a vote The vote resulted Mrs Mcknight
on, 81, Mrs. Mary Blackburn, &c, Scattering, Is.
PERSOEAL-Ar. Cyrus Fisher, Of the Okla
Eoosa Herald, is now the guest Of his uncle, Hon.
+. R. Fis or, Of this city. They left yesterday for
Pawnee City.
Rsv.J. N. Stokes is canvassing for Hon. A. Z.
Stephens History OF the War. See advertisement
Of the book in another column. Mr.. Stokes is also
taking subscriptions for the "Men OF our day" by
LIP. Brockett, NJ. D., issued by Zeigler, McCurdy
& Co. This book gives q short but precise history
Of all the leading Republican Statesmen and Gene
rails Of the Union Army of the present time. 1t is
a book that should be in the library Of every anil
Sold only by subscriptions.
Rev. Sam1 J. Mills, one Of the General Agents of
the American Tract Society, is in this city soliciting
sub scriptions.