Nebraska advertiser., 1870-12-28

Cranberries, raisins, currants, nut,
and can fruits at Swan & Bro.
Buckwheat flour at Swan & Bro.
Buffalo robes and shoe pegs at Bi
3 Stove.
Great reduction in prices at L. Low
, mans.
Gilmore is on hand with every
thing good to- eat for Christmas
Give him a call.
Cranherries 20 cents per quart q
Swan & Bro.
RECEIvED.-A small assortment O
elegant real Lace, at l. Lowmau's.
DEsERvED.-We are pleased TO se
the favor with which the smokin.
public is receiving Colhapp Bros. To
bacco. Its popularity is deserved, O.
we personally know that its manufac
turers are doing all In human powe
to give the very best article possihl,
forthe money. Should any of our mer
chants, from any cause whatever, buy
elsewhere, We know they Twill Z,
farther and fare worse.r
Rope and blasting powder at Bis
Stove, No 81.
CANDIES "A large assortment o.
candies for the holidays at Swan &
Bro.
Farm for rent, within mile and
half of the city. Enquire of Phil
Deuser. 6-tf
Received, at Robison's, a choice lot
of Gentlemens' Slippers. Just the
thing for Christmas presents.
RECEIvED.-Sets of Furs at l..
Lowman's.
Remember that the Howe sewing
machine has established an agency at
BrOwnville for Nemaha and Johnson
Counties, with office at Mrs. E. john
sons Millinery Store. 3-tf
Carpenters tools and rat traps, at
Big Stave, 81.
NEW GOODS.-Received large as
sortment Of new dress goods l.. Low
man.
Bennett & Dolen are in receipt and
just unpacking the largest and finest
stock OF gents furnishing goods ever
exposed for sale in this city, which
they bought in a cheap market and
will sell at low figures.
"PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY" y
Should be the watchward with every
man who thinks anything of the
land in which he lives. Ergo: If
COlhapp Bros. chewing and smnk-
ing tobacco is as good as any other
land they ask patronage upon no 9TH
er cOnditiOn) chew and smoke it, and
leave the manufacturers profit at
| home.
Buffalo robes and shoe Degs at Big
! Stove.
Sander has large supply OF har-
ness, saddles, and a full line of every
| thing in his trade suitable for the sea
son, and adapted to the wants of the
people, all Of which he will sell cheap.
Iron and wagon timber at Big
| Stove No. 81.
Every lady is specially invited to
call and see the Howe sewing ma
chine. no matter whether she wish
es TO purchase or not. Monthly pay
ments will secure machine. 3-tf
Rope and blasting powder at Big
Stove, No 81.
John r. Bells Michigan Pine Lnm-
ber Yard, corner First and College
street, is stacked with every kind OI
building material man can use. and
always at the forrest possible price.
Stevenson & Cross hardware at
Big Stove No 81.
A few stoves and wagons left at Big
Stove, No. 81.
AT Iill's
We have on sale our Tobacco, by
the cady! Many have importuned "a:
to sell them a cady of Tobacco, we &c
not wish to deal with any other man
than the wholesale or retail dealer
hut here is a chance for those wh'
wish to purchase 10y the cudy orper
chance wish to trade for the weed!
CoLHAPP BROS.
Another car load of Balm wagons a
Big Stove, No. 81.
Small has moved his drinking pal
ace and bill lard parlor to the build
ing lately occupied by Joe Huddart
liwhere he now lies in waiting to re
ceive his friends and patrons.
Dress does not make the man, but
that man looks the better for beint
well dressed, cannot be disputed, anG