Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-27
n Miniek, Secretary.

JAS. COLEMAN Y. Pres.
0. Miniek, Secretary
FAILED PROPOSALS VIII b, received By the
.-i,ned At the Mayors Once Of the City O
vile until noon Of Tuesday, March 10, 1858
ding Main street-cut and fIi-betWeen 7tl
and the western limits Of the city. Bid
!, STATE the price per cubic yard in Street In
-.m.nt Bonds. and the shortest possible time in
= the O~Ontractis to be completed. The amount
!. ,,ksp out will not exceed 5000 yards. Frac-
I, biss for 1000 yards viii be considered. Tx
/, n reject any and all bids reserved.
A.P. COGSWELL,, Street
Nv. MORGAN, Com
TIC. HACKER. mittee.
ui. has Dry Oak wood for sale.
roR Rock Island Flows go to Den's.
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Fresh Garden Seeds at Swan & Bros.
House TO RENT.-Apply at Star Hotel.
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BROWNS illinois Corn PlnntsrsfOr sale at Den's.
Fresh Garden Seeds and Onion Sets At Bliss'.
C. Lett, Land Agent, BrOWnvilIs, Nebraska.
stationery, Blank Books, etc. full stock at Nc
sSys.
EO john Dssre's genuine Moline Flows. at ThsO.
n&CO'E "
Usage Onngs, Field and Garden Seeds on hand
MeCresry's. -
THE ICE broke on the River in front Of this
, Al noon on the Esd.
Two Dwelling Houses for sale cheap also, one to
nt, at Bliss p. G. Store.
boo P. & q. Smith & Co.'s Pskin Breaking
OEs, at TheO. Hill 4 Co.'s.
BRNKERHOFF'S Corn SheIler-the best in the
sst-on hand ard for sale at VIM. T. Den's.
FARMERS will End it to their interest to stop
the Sur Hotel when they come to BrOWnville.
IfyOu want q good article Of Family Flour, leave
bur orders at Bliss P. G. Store, he keePs the best
runds. -
Buckwbent Flour, Corn, Oats, Hay, Corn Meal,
rnu. Shorts, Cob meal and Wood for sale at-the
@. Store. -
M~ARRIED-By Rev. W. s. Blackburn, Feb 2ists
b. Wesley Dundas and Miss Francis Hamilton, all
Eemaha county. -
WHEAT FANS-James MedfOrd has on hand 8
of those excellent Wheat Fans which be will
lose out cheap Tor cash. Us
A delightful shower Of Rain fell in this vicinity
.st Saturday night. Sunday night we had thun-
er and lightning but no rain.
RILEY KELLY has attacked, in full force, the
ig bank in front Of DR.. Tburman's residences on
lain street. and it is coming down.
JONAS DRURY has just built as noat q pOrticO
n front Of his residence as can ne found. It dis
PlHyS good workmanship and taste.
We notice that a Bulletin Board containing the
latest telegrsphic news is being kept up At the Re
publican Club Headquarters in this city.
PAY UP-AH those indebted to McFsn 3 Co.,
viii please call and pay up soon, Or the amount will
be placed in the hands of an officer for collection.
DR.. BLACKBURN returned from the east on the
2Sd. BE is pushing forward his grading contrasts
on 4th and 5th streets with great vigOr and numer-
Gus hands. -
TIE WEATHER has been very pleasant during
tbs past week, the mercury standing at ~"temper-
ste" the greater portion Of the time. Last Tues
day night we had 4 sIigt snow storm.
TEARE & CO., have on hand a splendid stock of
Dry Goods and Groceries. They never permit their
stock to run low but are constantly repleuishing.
Their low prices and full stock are making them
new customers every day.
hay FOR S~ALE.-Persons desiring to buy Hay
can procure it Of the undersigned at his resi-
dencs three miles west Of this city on the Tecum-
sch road. q. o. MINfCR.
Feb. %, 1868. Is-tf
KEISWETTER 4 ElRSMAN have just finished
a fine, cool meat shop and provision store room on
the Lsvee for the steamboat custom, by digging a
house in the bluffs on level with the landing. We
hope their enterprise will be amply rewarded.
BUSINESS is fairly reviving, feeling the i'm
pulse Of coming Spring. Every day our streets
are full Of teams and people from the country and
strangers from the East. We predict that Brown
uHe viii the present season do double the business
Of the past. -
MERCHANTS who desire to gain the German
trade both in this and adjoining counties cannot do
better than 70 advertise IN the Pioneer, published
10 the German language by E.. Sasche, in Arago
j has a good circulation among the Germans Of
South Platte. -
THE LADIES' FRIEND, for March, is REQ eiyed.
md u a splend d number. Il is well filled with the
Latest Fashions. Patterns, Fancy Work and choice
reading. IL is a book that should grace every cen
ire table in the land. 50 50 per annUm. Address
Deacon a Peterson, Sig WslHut ST., Philadelphia
Zoe Friend and Advertiser $3.50 3 year.
J.E. CHAFFE, proprietor Of the BrOwuvilIs
Rectifying Establishment is prepared to supply the
demand, to any extent, for pure, unadulterated
Liquors. Being ih~Orsagbly conTersant With the
business and having the latest and most approved
apparatus, he can warrant what be sells az pure
and true to the brand. Those buying Liquors viii
NAa 70 their advantage to call on Mr.. Chahe. q
B~RowNvTLLE, Feb. 2lst, 1868.
WIN. T.. DEN-Sir, The BrinkerhoF Hand Corr
shelter | bought Of you / would recommend L
turner's and others wishing 70 buy Q good shelter
Us .he best shelter eyer used Three hands car
s9el from 200 to $50 bushels per day. Il shells II
slesn q Of the smallest ears which never saw an
Husner DO before. Wishing Il and you Success, I
lam respectful yours,
- H. w. SHUBERT.
FlRE.-ouite a destructive Gre occurred on the
missouri bottom in AtchisOn county, No, last Mon
aay night. The SaW Mil belonging 70 }. G. Yam,
ia located about two miles below the ferry land
ing was burned to the ground, and everything
Aoont Il that was eombustible destroyed. The los
NA De about s2,50Oo. No Insurance.. With hi
shergy Mr.. Yantis has already commenced rebuild
ing and putting the machinery in order and viii b