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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

,. n. Buxr & CO. pave sent rs advance
shesfa o. ssstruerla AndTxiumphs1-an cpl
tome 81 me busy and eTentoal ne Of P. +,
Barnnm IS 6 merchant, manages. banker,
lecturer, and successful Snowman on two
continents. It shows him 70 as at the foot Of
the ladder. and gives. with many other mar
natives, an account q his struggles Cor a
livelihood, his imprisonment and release.
his earlier ventures as q Snowman, bis hair
breadth escape. his EatiR9 the life of Jas.
Gordon Bennett, his brave encounter with
Capt. Judkins of the Cunard steamer, the
trap laid for him t~nPhnadelpblas the Jerome
Clock Company entanRsementand his failure
end the troupS Of friends to his rescue with
offers Of unlimited capital. It relates Gen.
EOm thumbs CO~urtEbfD and MARRIAGE show
ing that Il Waaa real AFFAIR Of the heart; how
Mr.. Barnum came 20 be q lecturer, and his
plans OF public improvement In bridgeport.
II shows him 70 Us at the top Of b ladder,
revealing thencshOd Of getting there, aims
ing and delighting the reader at ever step Of
his progress. ItrecOrds his extensive travels
Of his laTge acquaintance with m0ns his
reministences Of Victoria, Louis Phillips,
King Leopold OF Belgium, VIM. ~. Ihacke-
ray Samuel Rogers, many otnef persons
Of note. New light IS thrown upon the char
Rcter Of Jenny Lind, the Swedish Nightin-
gale. The war with Bennett Is narrated, and
how the Yankee Snowman was an overmatch
for the shreWd ScOtchman, the full history Of
BENEFITS purchase Of the Museum lease, be-
ing now made public. All his forms bat q
elections Of this autobiography, narrated in
Mr.. Barnum'su unique and felicitOuR way.
Agents wanted In every town and county.
WIN be sold by subscription only. Address
.rg7O IL - B. BURR & Co,
Is St. Hartford. Conn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Nothing speaks 50 wen for a city as the ex.
tent Of the stocks Of goods kept for sale. By
these Its trade must be judged, for Il Is nor
custom nor judgement to lay In more than
is demanded. FullsOme pufIson g~enezalitieS
dwindle "a insignificant nOthingness In the
face OF such q magnificent and truthful de-
tail as we give below. We saw an Immense
pile Of goods beyond comprehension to our
unbusiness like mind. 90 we thought We
would pa~rficularIze, and here iB the result /:
$50 Overcoats, sacks and Frocks,
SIS Business Coats,
85 FrOck Coats,
l62 Black Dress suits,
$50 business Suits,
1850 anf and Vests,
- Silk Velvet Vests.
l25 Cases Boot andShoes,
8 dozen Pairs Rubber OverBhOeGs
LIS dozen Hats, Caps, &c,
- dozen Denim OverallS,
- dozen Denim Overshlrts,
100 dozen Undershirts,
100 dozen pairs Drawers.
q dozen SILK Shirts and Drawers.
$50 dozen Overshirts, French cas-. Bellknapl
5000 Paper Guns aud Collars,
% dozen cardigan ~OverjacketS,
IS dozen White and Fancy Shirts,
100 runk and YaliseS,
500 Suits Boys Clothing throughout,
Besides q full assortment OF Fur Goods
Suspenders, Hosiery, &C., In variety and
quantity equal 90 the above.
These figures indicate the amount Of goods
now on bend al J. s. Hetzels Clothing store
and Is his Fall stock as opened within the
past ten days. and 10 matter whether you
wish 20 buy or not ~ will make you feel good
ito step in and look at these stacks Of vel
made fashionable Clothing.
10 western merchants the above figures
which may be implicitly relied .On-plaiuly
indicate that Mr.. Hetzel Is prepared 10 do
Wholesale trade, as a dozen ordinary stocks
could be selected from the above and stil
lleavea comfortable housefull. His knOWl
edge OF the business and purchasing facilities
are such as TO warrant Us In saying that thS
merchants OF Southern Nebraska viii q 4
TO their advantage 70 make this their pur
chasing market for ClOthing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07


PERsONAES-Wm Swan, OF the firm
OF swan q Brother. has returned. His gen.
tlemanIy and obIigins ~dispoation behind
the counter Of that first class Grocery House,
are appreciated by hosts Of friends.
W. D. Scott, Of Rulo, was ia this city last
Tuesday. Fromhim we learn that ~the next
breeze that blows from The south shall
bring to our ears the sound Of picks, shoyeia
and scrapers, maklnga track for theSt. Louis
and Nebraska Iron Horse. Let him snort. Il
will never be too soon,
Charles @. Dorsey Is again rusticating IN
his metropolis Of Southern Nebraska. HIS
numerous friends are glad Osee his g0Odna-
sarsd pioneer-couhfenanc around.
Capt. ]. L. Carson has returned from Beat.
atrice, having wound uP the business with
the Government IN the Land once With en-
tire satisfaction.
A J.. McFall resured from C~incinnatei %
the bosom OF his family in this city. last
Thursday.
N. White, Attorney at Phelps City. No.
called on us Tuesday. Mr. White is m old
Pioneer in thissectiOn Of The vest q one
whose prosperity is wei armed
Rev. Mr.. Lowe, Baptist Minister Of this
city, has gone back to Illinois after his fam
~.
Jonas Hacker, Delegate Of the Grand LOdgs
Of o. Of o. +. Of Nebraska 20 the U. s
Grand Lodge, held in San Francisco, Cal, re-
turned 20 this city Tuesday morning, having
had q very pleasant trip,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

A friend Of ours has now I'm use one Of these
handsome and valuable cooking stoves. We
hazard nothingsw wei think, in saying that, all
in al, it has nj equal. It's size, its shape-0f-
fOrding the greatest cOnventence-and Its
numerous and durable vessels entltle Il 10
the preference over any stove of which we
dram, you can burn almost any kindOf WOOD
and, on account of its substance and retention
Of heat you can run Il with green WOOoaNa
ter IL Is heated, or by having q small emo1nt
Of kindliHg material; and those having to
prepare fuel for the ordinary smal stoves
will readily appreciate this advantage. They
are for sale by all prompt and reliable stove
dealers. SHELLENBERGER BROS, are
agents In BrOWnyille. Sold wholesale and
retail By Excelsior Manufacturing Co., St.
Louis, No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

KiKbourn, jenkins a co-Manufac-
turers and Wholesale and Retail dealers In
al, kinds Of Pine Lumber, Lath, Shingles
Pielxets, sash. Blinds, Doors, BattenS etc.
Ofice and Lumber Yard, corner 9Th and Main
streets. Branch Yardat Phelps City, Missouri.
We manufacture our own material In the
Pineries Of Oshkosh, Wis.,, where we have
in operation one of the largest manufactures
Of everything made in Pine In the world, and
Obtaining ourLnmber direct nom the tree,
rs we do, we can sell at lower rates than any
Lumber Yard in the West which pays one
wholesale and one or two retail profits. We
shall always keep on hand d full Supplyiof
everything in our line, so that those in want
may always rely upon getting what they de-
sire. We simPlyask autoexamineourNt0ck
and prices before purchasing elsewhere, as we
can ensure satisfaction in both
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

The Alabama Claims are now up again
,ot adjustment. and the British government
~ expressed itself DESTROYS Of an arbitra-
Among the claims perEistingiy preasef
loae % tha eyeESpresent and active j. C..
b5effS PectOral. a~arsapaFflsa- Acne Crre onf
~. IN tronslt for oReRon. Vaneouver's
@lq . Russian AmeTica. deetroved on
lAHpa schmidt OF the coast Oh soufb
ee-- - universal is the use Of their
hat they are on almost everv
tw1 tnM nrm Is frequently caught be.
cost4f upper apd neither millstOnes ~
49, nelone, But they are known a
~ aloir rights, and % get them
washington. d. c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Having now thOr0 ag uehly atted up my
street. / invite the ~ public OF SOUTH
SOURI, b give me Q CALI asI shall always
keep on hand in WHELEsALK QUANTITIEs,
WINES, BRANDTES AND LIQUORS, OF the,
very best and purest quality, & n
"a Of all brands-I Foreign and Doe
" nestle. Ishal1 ta also haVeOA hand D
during the season, Chicago Ale, Beer, &c.
The public may rely opOn my stock being
pure, as physicians OF this city recommend
it for Medical uses. Full stock Of BItters,
In cases or single bot tie. I am also agent
for the best Billiard Tables made.
WIN. II. VALLEAU 4 co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07
- NnrRn.-

Some ave years ago, Mr.. shanbacher, OF
Hannibal No., Insured his life in the Sc.
Louis Mutual for $500. ten years endoK-
ment. Some time In May or June last ne
died, leaving foul notes unpaid, amounting
20 81 .OOl e6. The company paid, according 10
the terms Ofthe policy. $S,s9S44. The widow,
Il SEEMS Is dissatisfied, expecting to have re-
ceived the full 5000. But the Company have
acted in good faith, paying every dollar that
was named In the bond. Surprising Mr.. s.
had taken out q policy In the Mutual Life"
for &,O00, paying thesame rates, all cash. We
Will suppose his age TO be 40. BE would pay
1884 so annually. He would have paid In the
five years, S2,65R5 and ct death would have
received at least six thousand dollars In
stead Of S,eB a. Which Is the better plan.
Jarvis 6. Church Is Agent for the Mutual
Life o. New York, which lnsures OF the cash
plan. See advertisement in another column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

IL essential 20 success, yet the general &C
eePtAtion q this term Is 80 diverse that We
Propose % give our definition Of SIS true
meaning. Il IL who gives fun weight;
AesPsgood artciet: a satisfied with q rea-
sonahle profit; keeps 3 large stock; and a
eeeommodatIng In an hiss dealings whether
WIN grown person or q child. These quail
mcations indicate an eye 20 business" and
re Possessedin IN eminent degree by nrm
otswan a Bros. for whom we wiz vouch IN
al their dealinaR.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07
1TOTTCIE.

am owing some money "a Nemsha coun-
~ and wish TO pay Il. Those hat I am fn-
debted 70 want their money. They shall have
lt. In order 70 pay I must collect I nave
three dollars due me 70 that / owe, and
whiie I wish to be kind and indulgeut land
have bean) this money must come. This
notice As for all indebted 60 me, no exceptions.
should it run over thirty days longer, u will
be with costs. Any note or claim sane IS
cash. / desire 70 Be ont Of debt once more.
andd0n't propose to be long about Il. Kind
" bat IA earnest.
A. p. CCGSwELL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

with the present prospects Of an over.
stock Of grain Of all kinds in the country.
there in naturally a Iethergy in the market
everywhere; and Nebraska being peculiarly
be expected, and win not be found in any
point In the State, notwithstanding the pufs
OF local papers to the contrary. Merchants
are paying In this city about all they can
risk From quotations above, below, and
east, we are satisfied our farmers viii tsgO
farther n fare worse II they haul their
grain TO a distant market.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07
IAAWHNaNtUt EANeAN ID
E

McCreery and Niekell are prepared 10 mlOFders
for National Readers and Spoilers. Montieth's Geog-
raphiea, Davies Arithmeticss ClnEks Grnwmar. aud
other books 0ffhe National EerieA. 7 There bOOf8
are now used In most ofouF best schools, undthe DE-
mand increases. Teachers call for these books
more than for RllGfheEss- Books furnished Ia any
otantlty of W1ol&4e, Eet1lt - apecA rates Tor IN
troduction. Remainder, the place. McCreefy q
Nickelrs 81 City Drug Store. While getting your
books. Be sure that You do not overlook the aplen-
Gdar1OHmeft of Holiday Kffs tust received, All
ctreflW selected b. Nr. Nickel.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07
ATTENTION. ALI

A. w. Morgan, Jr., Of BrOwnville, 60 Main
Street, has Just opened a new and complete
OF Cloths, CaSimers, yestlngs, and al
kinds OF Piece Goods, and Is prepared to make
Gents Clothing 70 orderin the most fashiOn-
able style. He also keeps afull Of Ready
Made Clothing, Hats, Caps and Gents Fur
nlshing Goods. 4T-3m
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Iuprovs@snss-R v. Hushss shaking
additions 20 hts residence.
nc Betts new residences Is enclosed, and
h now the main feature IN che building line
IN h northern portion Of our city.
CogsWoll's omces and store room on LIST
street, is neeriy mp.
Hands are ~excavating In the rear OF Car
sons bank, and David Campbell Is much inn
proving the lower portion Of Main street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

A Hint 20 the Newly Observation-Disclosures
Russell. just "spiiced,H > as win be seen, In n
other column, bought his entire Grocery and
QueenswRre outfit at Tau 4 AEmitage's-
Jim's straw shows which way the wind
blows, indicating the best place to outat
when Won ret married
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

greater number have been made and sold
than efGny other pattern, and although they
have been put 20 the seVereSt test. vet from
their great simplicity, strength, durability
have received the most u~nequivocaf stamp
Of public approval. Observation-Disclosures
BrO'at
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Bucks Brilliant Cook Stove took the Gold
Medal the Charter Oak and other COM
peting Stoves. at the New Orleans and ST.
Louis Fairs in 1884 For sale at the Pioneer
Stove store. BY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

,KfIb6urn, jenkins - Co. are now re-
cciving an immense stock Of Lumber. Shin
EieG, Frames, etc. Their yard Is the centre 81
attraction 20 the builders Of this section. z
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

-prscophI CH~URGH-Corner Atlantic nno
sa,d SfreefT Services ever other Sunday AoFn-
ig Ands yfY 3. T. DAVIS. RsctoE
,.prrsT CHuRCH-Corner Fourth anq Au2l
services every sabbath eEeet TIE miro
49, woufh - Ifoielock A. u. n
iheno rs. LOWE, Pastor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

town to refresh and feed stock. Hay, oats,
corn, bran and shorts for sale. Stock boarded
by the day, week, month or year at reason
able rates. Farmers, give him Q call. Nos.
8 and Brownvllle, Nebraska. 48-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Bsbs Easlsy, proprietoro OF the orchdrd01d
Vineyard. published 81 Peru, was in town last
Taesday. He represents matterH lively in
that tovnen1aD htia riA1|
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Sewing Maohfnes-Ges the best and
saw money. The Singer Sewing Maehinels a.
without doubt. the best In the marked. Call
81 No. 81 Main street, and examine his un-
rivalled machine. Instructions gfvena az your
residence. orafthesales-roOn. Nofrouble 60
exhibit the machine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Those knowing themselves indebted to the
nrm OF j. i. MCGEE & Co, viii please call IT
F. +. johnson 4 Cos and settle either by cash
or note as the books must be closed up.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07
sEconOmistn Sorghum Mill

"Ee0nOmist" Sorghum Mi1l.-A new
two-rOu mill, which can be offered at q very
low price. The capacity OF this milf onfv
one-sixth less h our No. 1 mills, and that
difference IS more than saved to the farmer
do his work, and tobe ready at such times ~
he car spare for other labor. or this. though
q comparatively new Mill, q large number
have been sold, giving satisfaction In every
instance. It Is very strongly made, and the
risk Of breakage very small; is easily set M
and operated, and will, we think, perfectly
supply the want that has so long eEisted-a
reach ofall. For sale at Shellenberger Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Prof. e. v. Wilson, the great Lecturer
and Test Medium, will be in this city ON the
he viii deliver q course Of Lectures On Spirit
ualism.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Whee7borxew stoIen-The person who
tack of Whealharn0W from The Brick Yard
OF Shader a Co, Just below this city, viii
save N unpleasant exposure by returning Il
Immediately, IS be was seen and IS known.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

BraNnvtlle 3 LuHnbex Market Is
~unexceIed on the west bank Of the Missouri
River. This Is no idle boast, but is substan-
tiated daily by the immense sales Of Pine
Lumber and other building material which
60 west from here. This is not from undue
competition, for we have but two yards here,
and both hav ali they can do, but from the
fact that our Lumber Merchants facilities for
buying ale Hnexeeliedsa and also from the fact
that they are willing and able to sell at q fair
margin. Larger stocks are kept nowhere.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Grape Vines-ConcOrds, $50 per dozen,
$40, per hundred, and ali other varieties IN
proportion. satisfaction Is guarantees a.
quality and genufneness Of vines.
45-6m J. W. MIDDLETON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07
. Firgt Olags DrT GpOda Hcuae !


The citizens OF BroWnville may weil-ag we
know they do--leli pride in the magnfn-
cent stock and store room OF Thee. Hin &C0.
with the added story ltmakes az 0no an ap-
poarance az any We ever nW. and Tor stock
and style throughout Il IS not excelied west
ofthe Mississippi. Asitiea prominentfeatur
IN our city, and Is such stocks or goods indi-
cate TO the best advantage the extent Of the
business done here, let rs explore and give q
crude idea Of Its contents: On entering you
find first TO your right q twenty foot counter
piled high With Prints nrom almost every
known factory, and Of b latest patterns.
To the len Of this Is a counter Of likedimen-
slOns ~grOaning beneath . burden OF about
threehundred bolts of Cassimers, C~hinchiila.
Beaver, Jeans, cte, comprising doubtless the
largest assortment Of this kind ever opened
west OF the Missouri river. Next your sight
a. greeted by numerous tastefully arranged
pyramidso OF Dress GoodA Merinos, AipacCaA,
Reps, Delanes, Waterproof Cloths, and, In
style appear on their COUNTERS and MI some
sixty feet Of shelving and drawers on the
west side Of the room. Then o come 70 q
thirty foot counter whereon hundreds Of
Flannela plain n plad N from you the
shelving IN the rear then another counter
with long ricks Of bolts OF u~nbleached Muslin
IickinEs, GormEu checks strips, etc. and on
going around which, you win find q long row
Of shelves filled with every variety Of bleach
ed Goods knoWn 20 the market. On
your left, s0me forty feet from the main enc
trance you see q large lot Wooden Blankets
Of all grades, and Of Western make. 1he
shelving pa the east contains q choice LOT OF
Notions, QueensWare Groceries. In the rear
and east Of the Onics q splendid display Of
Chinchilla, Astracan, Beaver md Velvet
ClOaks greet the eye. Sulieing With This
glimpse Of The lrst 1OOr,l let as 30 up stairs.
Here you will IND Carpets, OIL Cloths and
Mattings IN great pr0fusion n variety, and
b0xcsand cases Of unopened goods, awaiting
their turn 20 be displayed and sold below. IN
the line of Carpets we regret that space 1Or-
bids particularizing, as their assortment IS
magnificent and fun, asi Is also their stock Of
Ladies Furs. Aglance at the basenents SHOWS
ft fulfof PloWa and heavy Groceries.
The above nOteOf their Fall stock may con-
vey faint idea OF the immense business Of
this house, and ct the same time show 20 the
merchants IN our Ian District that this
house Is prepared to do considerable ola
wholesale jObbing trade, Of which such q
stock fsa better evidence b columns OF
puns that Brownville is a wholesale point.
LLL .M
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

n. Easten ut s0uthsrn departs IA
NJ ~ arrlspS SIS p m; departs at7am
h ~ I've - tfms departs -
I nr|ee1 Mondays, Wednesdays ono
BsasfS m departs Tuesdays Thursdays and
Sturdy IA srdTe. Fridays Al 4 p ms departs
Tbg.o@cs tour nom IA m. 20 ~ ?. m. sun
Fos f6to ioF W.APOLOCAsE n
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Those indebted % NERAL 4 Co VIII save
expense and litigation by sailing immediate
u aud ssttflngst the old stand. Don't hnto
settle either bv cash or note.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

ThsBest sorEhUm MOIasses Il has ever
been ourluck 80 try. may be found at Swan
&Bro's. Hh No. /, and no mistake. Goand
tfr lE
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

To Rsnt-A cottage with six rooms.
Good well on the premises. On Main street.
Good fence. Apply 70
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

M.ZNemafa valley Lodge No. A.
a Teer q the It and % 6eturoays In
E& Ao5tf "a 6osc8ocF pm. 81 thsir HAN IN the
S-fmevor Brick. on Main Street
bfi Vishing Brothers are
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Splendid Residences for saIet-Great
BargainI In the best residence portion OF
our city. Good we'll! Good Barnl Enquire
Of +. M.FAIRBR0THER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

New Sewing MNehine DsPOt.-Mr.
Thompson has opened up q new Sewing Ma
chine Depot, forthe sale Of Wheeler a VIII
sons Machines, ~ r T. Ebright's Queens
wareatore, where he Is exhibitinga nne lot Of
v..ht,c~
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Ths --latest Hesvst 2nis
49, The Latest ILLUSTRATED Papers
Can always be found e. Poilock's Posiohee
News Depot; where subscriptions fof any
periodically paper published ~ the United
StNses or Canadns VIII also be resolved.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07
CGntOss Clipper PIOs0s i!
THE BEST PLOW MADE.
AZ BHEELEMBERGEH BROS.

w. Bliss, Regular Licensed A~uctioneer
Sales attended to In the country on reason
able terms Orders LEFT It the A&OerfiseI
ONCE will receive proper attention. &-6m
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Messrs Grover 4 Baksr 81 nave had a
Grover 4 Baker Sewing Machine In almost
constant uaeduringa al which time q has been
in perfect working order. and never required
the ouflat Of one cent Cor repal1
$40 lo SARAH HoWE. Greenpoints LII
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

Bolts Wall Paper. direct from New York
MeCREERY a NICKEL
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07


Monfiotbg Biographies arc now used IN nearly all
the GchOols IN the Slafa. Marsh has them for sale.
Country dealers supplied az lowest wholesale rates.
The National readers and Spoilers, and Davies
used in al ofOlr best schools, for sale by AAh4H
In fact MARSH keeps everything In the book line
that Is worth keeping. Call and see his stock and
have q social chat. a good stove always on hand.
where the National Series efscho0l Books are SOLD,
more than alother.
just Rssoived al soudor's, No. Sc Main
street. an extra fine lot Of whips, bOne
and rattan buggy whips, ladies' and gents
riding whips, raw hides and solid leather
hlockEualxes end VoEi0us other kinds Cheep
forcnsh. Give me q Gail next door east Of
where the EXPRESS OFFICE WAS.
arvvem wot forget our B~arefoot,n but
no TO Charles Helmer's Boot and Shoe shop,
where we can select from his stock Just what
we want at the most reasonable rates No.
IS Main street.
-
o Barrels e. saat cheap at George
'H0Ismanis, No. Is Main street.
BUmDEIRs&
For Mails,
For locks,
For Butts,
For L0tches,
For ScresVs, ETC.,
gotO sHETLENBERGR BROS
Doty's washing machines and the Novel
~ Winged t &c DkDaEha
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07
Canton Clipper PIOeUs
THE BEST PLOw MADE.
At sHELLENBERGER BROS.
.!

Go to Shellenberger Brothers and see their
DoFY's UNIVERSAL WASHER, Unrivaled In
the world. 1t Will pay every family to have
one.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

N R-nrownvme Lodge No. 8, 20. q. y.
~ nosdny ovoninR0i each week 2 ciocH
hsinn SSi1ting BrOthesD ere hvited
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-10-07

FURNITURE
under n roof In Brownvilief
H0W'S THAT FOR Hight
A.. J. Neral has just returned from Clncin-
natti, where he has been laying in an Inn
mense stock Of Furniture Of al kinds and
styles. which win be on in q few days. and
viii be opened IN the Hannaford building,
opposite the block.
Jack wont have nothing bat what Is A No.
I, and all in need of Furniture Of any kind
TiIldO wen to p~atronize this house.