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Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30
ST nERnIN COAL

Yesterday we had the pleasure Of
meeting Col. Foutner, superintendent
of the st. Deroin coal works, who in
forms us that an excavation was be-
ing made on or into the coal territory
at ST. Deroin, for shaft to be sunk
7x14. Said excavation to be cased or
curbed with two inch oak plank.
Col. F. assures US that there IL no
doubt overshadowing this enterprise,
that the deposits are sure and exceed
ingly flattering, and that the cOmpa-
ny which he represents will be able
to load boats with coal Of a first-cIass
character at $3.50 per ton. The shaft
will be sunk near the boat landing.
1t will take some twelve weeks in
which to sink the shaft.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

THE LADY's FRIEND FOR DECBM-
BEK-A new serial by the author of
East Lynne. A Christmas number
of SURPRISING attractiveness. Two ex-
quisite eel engravings, brilliant
colOred ashOn plate, and numerous
fine woOd-cuts illustrating stories,
fashions, and fancy work, make rich
array of embellishments. The Last
Days of POmpeii is a beautiful picture
of peculiar interest; and the Fronts
piece, Peace be unto this House is q
most appropriate Christmas subject,
finely conceived, and aItistically exc
cuted. The announcement that Mrs.
Wood will begin a new story, Within
the Maze or. Lady Andinnia's Trial,
in the January number, will be well
come TO her Numerous admirers. It
will run the whole Of next year. The
Phantom Hare is a thrilling story
strikingly illustrated; and Jessie's
Tididings, and Bertha's Twelfth
Night Cake, are both accompanied
with spirited designs. The music is
the COmme II FAINT Polka. Every de-
partment of this magazine is managed
with so much care and taste that il is
brimful of choice entertainment.
Price $500 year. Four copies $500
Eight copies land one gratis) Sl2.
The Lady's Friend and the Saturday
Evening Post, 81. Published by Dea-
con & Peterson, Philadelphia. Single
copies for sale by all Ne,0s Dealers, and
/ by the Publishers, price % ceats..
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30


Fowl TO all other fowl preferred
Except, perhaps, our public bird
or ponderous beak and mighty wing
Thee with watering mouth singl
Meth1nks i See'R dish borne In
O'er-canopied with shining tinS
From meath that dome a vapor rare
Curls through the hospitable air.
Presto up goes the FURNISHED lid,
And 10! the bird its cOncave hid!
see thee Drowned from crest TO tall
Bird or two meats. all hail ! All hall
Through thy round breast the keen steel
glides,
Rich ichOr irrigates thy sides
Dressing" to give thy slices Zest.
Rolls from thy deep prosuberand chessS
Then tunneling in search Of" Gates"
The spoon thy "innarsfsr excavates.
And forth, as from darksOme mine,
Brings treasures for W fsich gods IN light pfa Q.
Bird of the banquet, what TO thee
Are all the birds OF faelodyf
They "merry-thought" far more ! love
Than merriest music Of the grove,
And in thy "gohble. !" deep and dear,
The gourTnand's shihboleth, hear,
OF all earth's dainties there is none
Like thee 10 thank the Lord upon;
And so receive my vOtive lay,
Thou king-bird of Thanksgiving Day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

We have but word to say 10 our
neighhor of the Democrat. If he has
not the capacity to discuss subjects
with US, preserving, meantime, the
amenities common between gentlemen
and respectable Journalists, we will
not descend to his level. He can, If
he chooses, make his columns reek
with filth We have chosen higher
standard, and will not trench upon
the sensibililies of our readers by in
dulging in unseemly and ungeDtle-
manly personalities 10 crafty any
ones last fer the vulgar.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30
)n last FRIDAY even

On last Friday evening Prof. Hart,
a scientific gentleman from Council
Bluffs, was announced to deliver a
lecture here on the twin sciences, as
tronomy and geology, and We regret
to add that although the lecture was
one deserving a popular house, but
few appeared to listen to it. True the
night was cold one, but had the en-
tertainment offered been of the Min
strel order, a full house would have
been the result.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

1t is hard to tell which Is in the
greatest demand in this vicinity, Col
happ's tobacco ur the ADVERTISER.
Everybody wants to subscribe for the
latter, and everybody is bound to
smoke or chew the fOEmer. ]. w.
Bliss can supply you wish the AD-
vERTIsER, and as for tobacco. you
can get it at all the stores in town.
Best Soda at Browns. 10 cents
per pound.
Ladies, go to Browns for staple
goods.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

TwINs.-Since our last issue, onr
respected City Treasurer, John w.
Middleton. Esq. was presented by
his generous wife, with n couple of
bouncing boys. John is already well
posted as to the price of white flannel,
soothing syrup, &c. We can imag-
inc we see him getting up Of cold
nights when the little ones commence
doIing out their music, but then he is
used to it, this being his third exper-
fence.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30
LOCAL MELAEGE.
Weather cold.

Weather cold.
Thomas and Jerry at Smalls.
Two men Were frozen in Clay
County last week.
- An ice bridge across the Missouri
at this point last Sunday and Mon.
day.
&C. NJ. Kaufman has nice and
very large lot of Sweet Chestnut trees
to sell, All warranted.
- The subscription list of the AID.
vERTisER has increased upwards ot
$50 since July lst, 1871.
We are anxiously awaiting in
telligence that some one is preparing
a New Years address for our carrier
- Dan Colhapp of the firm of "COl-
happ Bros" started on Tuesday on q
trip for the West to distribute tobacco
to dealers.
- M. Switzer lost horse on last
Sunday morning. He attributes the
death of his animal to hard driving
and neglect OF keepers.
- The Post Office will be removed
to the spacious room lately occupied
by E. S. Wibley, opposite McPher-
sons block, in day or two.
We are yet looking for one of the
many who promised to bring us wood
on subscription. They appear to
think they had paid their subscrip-
tions in promises.
y We are indebted to r. X. Camp
bell, of Pennsylvania who spent sew
eral weeks in our city the past season
for several valuable papers from his
meek of woods"
- Harry Mann. Esq. of Water
town IN Y. father-in-law of the editor
of this paper and father of VIM. H.
and John Mann, of Sterling, johnson
County. Neb. arrived in this city on
yesterday.
- Mercury six and eight degrees
below zero in the far West, steamers
frozen in at Milwaukee, river frozen
over at Columbus. Ohio. skating in
London. teeth chattering in Paris.
- The setting in of cold weather a
month earlier than usuul this year,
appears to be general. Ice has been
formed as far south as Charleston, s.
c.. and young John Bulls are skat-
ing in the parks about London.
DIR. Stewart starts the latter part
of this week for Lincoln, there to take
command of the Insane Asylum. He
will houOr the office more than the Of
flee will him, aud Lincoln will gain q
citizen who would grace any society.
Smoke, the good looking, oblig.
ing and amiable Smoke, who has sc
long been the fac totuna of the Sher-
man House, left on yesterday fol-
Omaha there to take a position a.
clerk in dry goods store. Success
attend him.
For the information of the Dem
ocrat we will tell it what it already
knows, viz. that we have no assis-
tance in the editorial management OF
this paper, save Col. Furnas, who pre-
sides over the Agricultural Depart
ment, The party whom it names has
got to write his first line for the AD-
vERTIsER, editorial or otherwise.
Upon our first page today will be
found the address of Rev. T. j. Nor
gan, delivered before the Teachers In
stitute of Otoe County last week
which the Nebraska City Chronicle
saws "was handled H. masterly..man-
ner. The discussion was new, and
teemed with living thoughts, clothed
in choice language" and relative tC
which q special correspondent for our
journal speaks in complimentary
terms.
l. = u,
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30
At Hlll,a

We have on sale our Tobacco, by
the cady! Many have importuned US
to sell them a cady of Tobacco, We do
not wish to deal with any other man
than the wholesale or retail dealer
but here is chance for those who
wish to purchase 10y the csdy; or per-
chance wish to trade for the weed.
CoLHAPP BRO's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30
Thanksgiving SERVICES.

The Presbyterian, Methodist and
Baptist Churches of our city have
agreed to unite today in Thanksgiv-
ing Services which will he held at the
Methodist Church at 104 o'clock this
Thursday forenoon, Rev. T. j. Nor
gan delivering the sermon. All are in
vited to attend,
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30
Ammunition at Big Stove, No. 81.

Robson, the boot aud shoe dealer of
Southern Nebraska, is in receipt of a
mammoth stock of overshoes. suffi-
cient to protect the pedals of every
man and woman in the State, which
he is selling cheap. Those who go
with cold feet now cannot attribute
their discomfort to want Of funds
as the oheapness of Robison's protec-
tors renders such complaints idle va
por.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30
SPOILED MEAT.

To the Editor OF the AdVerLlser:
DEAR SIR:-Can yoL inform the
citizers of Brownville who bought
the pork last Friday from a wagon for
So, 5O-that is, g whole hog; and how
much head cheese and sausage 1t
made to be retailed out to the citizens
Of BrownsifIe; and what became Of
the other bog OF the ssme stripe on
tho market thst dayf
& StosE 0eeEHvIf.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30
To my Eriends md PRtronf.

For some time past, your papers
and magazines have been somewhat
irregular. After this week, you will
be served as promptly as mail and ex-
press, will bring papers, magazines
&c. | am now receiving subscriptions
for magazines and papers for 1872.
Most of the magazines are published
nearly month in advance of their
date, therefore send in your subscrip-
tions at once, if yon wish to receive
the January numbers as soon as pub
lished. No names entered on mn
books, unless accompanied With the
funds. The Publishes demand cash
in advance. csnuot sell on credit
and pay them cash. Only keep me in
money and will keep you well sup
piled with reading matter. If you re-
ally want a good Book Store and
News Depot in your City, pdtrouize it.
You will find at my Bookstore, a
good stock of stationery, blank books,
also goods for the holidays. Call and
examine my stock.
Respectfully,
GEO. B. MOORE,
Bookseller and Newsdealer,
Brownville Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30
Sherman House.

It Is tolerably easy for landlord to
Gpen 9 hotel with q flourish and set
such a table az to establish for his
house g popular reputation, but it re-
quires a peculiar tact iR the host or
hostess to keep alive end healthy
such reputation. The Sherman
House is one of the institutions of our
city which improves with age-it
years well. Mine host Kaufman, on
his part unsparlng in providing sup
plies, while the culinary department.
under the competent direction and
management of Mrs. 4. The Sher-
manis dessrvedIy populer.
low ffCuprs ~ pio Stove No 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

You may brag Of the pleasures of eating.
Or enjoy good wine with a gusto;
Yet few pleasures come near competing,
With smo"e of Colhapp's Tobacco.
Assail 1t, ye anti's. with wittiest buffet,
AS long as we make It good judges will
puff IL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

N SH-LLLHEEEGER's s can be found
d" Kinds Of farming tools-scythcs,
f~alhes, forks, shQvelss spades, hoes,
i'@es' rake teeth, at prices to suit
tie times.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30
Steel Rail- DoubleTrack! !
Baltimore and ohio z. r.

The Great Short Line from
cINCISNATI or COLUMBUS
L. n - It.
Saving 81 to Ila miles. nnd arriving one Tsis IA
Advnnse st
NEW YORK
Saving 81 miles. arriving ca hours Ia advance at
BALTIMORE
Saving y miles, arriving sk hours in advances az
ASHINGTON.
Reaching
ADEEPHTA
One Train the Quickest.
The Great irea Railway Bridges ever the
Ohio River, at Psrkersburg and
Beliaire, are Completed.
MORNING AND NIGHT LINES OF
PuI1als Palirs Drawing Rom and Sleeping Cas-
Are run on thfs Poute from Cincinnati or Coll
umo0s 20 Baltimore sod Washington City.
WITHOUT CHANGE.
By this Route you avoid ALL OMNIBUS TRANS
FERs aud FERRIES.
Tickets for sale at all Ticket Ohces IN the South
L.MCoLE, j. L. WILSON,
Gen'l Ticket Agent Master TranspOr'R
Baltimore. Md. Baltimore, Nd.
SIDNEY B. JONES. Gen'l Pass kE't CincInnau,O.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Bauer has now the largest and best
stock of harness, saddles, whips, &c
ever introduced into this market,
which he will sell at prices to suit the
times and pockets of those desiring to
clothe their horses.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

i y9u want TO play billiards, go TO
ehe brunswick Billiard Hall, as that
is the oniy house in Brownville that
las the latest STYLES Of tables.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Farm for rent, within a mile and
half of the city. Enquire of Phil.
Deuser. eff
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

1t is said of q writer Who often
adopts the work of others, that he
"neEsr quite grasps the use of invert-
cd commas"
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Wanted at Moore's Book Store 500
subscribers for the Prairie Farmer.
All who subscribe now for 1872, get
their paper three months free. Hur-
ry up.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

+, oc.1 NOTICES. set ordinary reading matter.
II Ss charged ten cents per Iine each insertion.
-. IN display type, twenty-five per cent additi-
nal 20 above rates.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

I have a full line of staple Dry
Goods. Muslius, seasonable Mems
Clothing. Hats, Buck Gloves, Queens
ware and Groceries, to be sold at rea-
sonable figures to cash buyers.
Call and see me.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

-,--r-rsr,rT.Srs under the head of Wanted" ;"
.t,.- R-nt," .Eor SALE Lost" Pound" &C.,
=. r,a charged twenty-five cents for each adver
,-,.,t OF i've lines or less. each insertion. Ad-
,-sr,i.srpe.t- over five lines, at the rate of FIVE
oss:s pe- line, each insertion.
CAFTREY & HACKER,
Publishers Advertiser
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

DISTRICT ORDER BOOKS-Just what
every School Director should have,
who intends to keep a correct cash ac-
count. Examine them, at Moore's
Book Store. 44-tf.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Best patent wood pump, by car load
a. Big stove.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Bier is in receipt of q huge stock
Of fall and winter furniture. and chal-
lenges, not only competition at h5tne,
but from abroad. II you don't be-
liere 1t call and see for yourselves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Fifty perch of No. l building stone
at sacrifice for cash, DIR. kimberlin.
7.2t.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Dress does not make the man, but
that man looks the better for being
we'll dressed, cannot be disputed, and
the citizen Of Brownville who goes
shabbily attired has no excuse for his
dereIiction of duty, inasmuch as Het-
eel will dress him up from top to toe,
so that he will look the very gentle
man, for an infinitesimal small sum
of money. If you don't believe it
call on him and price his goods.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

It is no trouble to show our lumber.
Call and examine, before purchasing
elsewhere, at John r. Bells.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Can Salmon, CLAIMS, Lobsters, Oys-
,cls, Sard.uts, Pickles, &c, &c, at
Swan i Byo's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30
RihIe Society Meeting,

Nemaha County Bible Society will
hold its annual anniversary at the Bap-
fist Church next Sabbath evening.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Intelligent men who drink nOnR
''her than good liquors will find it TO
'-eir advantage 10 call at Brandow's,
on tie corner Of Second and Main.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

If you have anything that you
want plated with Gold or Silver take
it to Dunn and Hays.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Sare your money these hard times
hy getting your groceries and Queens
ware at Swan 4 Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30
Publlshers' Notices.

rxraA COPIES OF THE ADvERTISER for safs oy g.
B. NicoRE. bookseller Stauoner ana News Deal
\, g .la!n street next door TO the Postoffice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

over 10000 Howe sewing machines
'0-u Within !he past fsYe years. Ey-
0is machiBe warranted. 9-tf.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

h'pe and blasting powder at Big
Stove, No s..
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30
A VOICE FROM GLEN ROCK.

VOICE FROM GLEN ROCK.
GLEN Rock, Nov. 22nd, 1871.
The people of Glen Rock are get
ting greatly aroused about our friend
Robinson. IF he Is dead, we as peo-
pie would like to be informed OF 1t,
but If he merely sleepeth we think il
about time that he was awakened to
sense of his duty as contractor to
carry the United States mails. For
the past five or six weeks our mails
have been shamefully neglected and
instead of getting them Wednesdays
and Fridays, as we look for and de-
mand as a right, they dwindle along
all through the week, and sometimes
we don't get our Fridays mail until
Sunday. Last week the mail came
out on Wednesday and it took all the
rest of the week to get back to
Brownville, owl ng to the scarcity of
corn 1 suppose. It is a disgrace to
any man or to any community to suf-
fer such piles of bones to drag over
the roads when horses are so plenty
and corn but fifteen or twenty cents
per bushel. We hope in the future to
see our mail come little more regu-
lar and save further trouble,
PEPPERsAUCE.
Buffalo robes and shoe pegs at Big
Stove.
Cranberries, raisiBs, currants, nuts.
and can fruits at Swan & Bro.
Buy your Salt Lake peaches and
dried apples at Den's.
Salt Lake peaches the incest in the
market at Gilm ores.
Premium blankets, hats, caps, buck
mitts and gloves at Den's.
Salt Lake peaches, direct from
Utah, for sale by Swan & Bro.
Low prices on clothing at Den's.
Cranberries fresh arrival at Gill
more's.
Buy-your honey at Den's, only 25
cents per pound.
Choice dried apples at Swan &
Bro.
Boys boots from to 5. l.. Lowman.
Young America should go to Shell |
enberger's for skates, where there is
cords of them, and Of all varities.
Buy your lard, only 8 cents per
pound, at Den's.
Alton lime, plastering hair and ce-
ment at Den's.
New GOODS.-Ladies underwear.
hosiery and dress trimming,.L. Low. |
man.
Jeneton apples, only Sl.25per BUSH
el, at Den's.
CANDIES "A large assortment of
candies for the holidays at Swan Il
Bro.
Blankets,
Flannels,
Cassimeres,
Jeans, &C.,
At low figures. at
F. E. JOHNSON & Co.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Be~tpa;ent wood pump, by car load
at Big stove. 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

4 large stock OF horse-shOes and
nails al SHELLENRERGER'
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

ColhapP Bros. Tobacco, the best in
TIE market, at Gibson & Nancils.
sT-im.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

CARPENTERS TooLs.-Those in
Heed Of anything in this line will do
well 10 call at Shelicnberger's, as he
isas foil assortment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Small has moved his drinking pal
ace and billiard psrlor to the build
ing lately occupied by Joe Huddart,
where he now lies in waiting to re-
ceive his friends and patrons.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

SMOKING TOBACCO to suit the
times J! Colhapp Bros No. All!
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Go to Shellenberger's for all kinds
of Tinware, Hardware and Stoves.
Prices lower than the lowest.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

NCCHEERT q MCNEIL keeps Pure
Drugs, largest stock, and lowest pric-
cs
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

II YOU cannot find what you want
anywhere else, you may depend on
getting it at John II. Bells.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Carpenters, "time is money" and
you will always save time by useing,
and money by buying, lumber of John
y Rail
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Leather and shoe findings at Big
Stove. No. 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Balm wagons and key stone corn
planters the best.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

N,s' patent wood pump, by caa load
&. Big S,ove, g.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

John R. Bells Michigan Pine Lum-
Der Yard, corner First and College
street, is stocked with every kind of
building material a man can use. and
always at the Lowest possible price.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Raisins, Currants, CitrOn, Lemon
Peel and Powdered Sugar, at Swan d
Brothers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Anything you want but dry goods
and high prices, at Big Stove. No. 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Buy your Salt Lake peaches and
dried apples at Den's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Every lady is specially invited to
call and see the Howe sewing ma
chine, no matter wh hether she wish
es to purchase or not. Monthly pay
ments will secure a machine. 3-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

RAILRoADERs ATTENTION.-Sho
e.. Picks, Whee!barrows, Crowbars,
etc, e. Shellenberger's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Bier isnow fully prepared for the
i,i.i trade and cannot be undersold.
his stcc4 i open and invites inspec-
lion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

NEW GOODS. a new sup
ply of shawls, L. Lowman.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30
Reduced prices at Big Stove. No. 81.

SCHOOL OFFICERS, ATTENTION =
Now is your time to order School
Furniture, Call at Moore,s Book
Store, examine samples, and leave
your orders. 44-tf.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30
Buy your potatoes at Den's.

Buy your potatoes at Den's.
|
Fine Shirts, at Bennett Il Dolen's.
Low figures at Big Stove, No. 81.
Corn Shelters and husking pins, at
Big Stove. 81.
SMOKING TOBACCO to suit the
times -! Colhapp Bros No. All!
Anything you want but dry goods
and high prices, at Big Stove. No. 81.
Carpets at
WIBLY's.
GyoUes-all styles-at Bennett & Do
lens.
Low figures at Big Stove, No. 81.
Colhapp Bros No. 8 is a tip-top
smoking tobacco.
Another car load Of Balm wagons at
Big Stove, No. 81.
Gents Furnishing Goods, at Bennett
& Dolen's. -..
All kinds of plows, by the car load,
at Big Stove. No"81.
Carpets at
WIBLY's.
Keystone Corn Planters, by the car
load, at Big Stove, No. 81.
For pleasant smoke get COlhapp
Bros No. 2. Take no other. ...
| Carpets at
WIBLEY's
Horse nails and shoes at Big Stove,
No. 81.
Colhapp Bros No. is the mildest
smoking tobacco i'm the West. For
sale by all respectable groeers.
Carpets at
WIBLY's.
o l.
e
You will be honestly dealt with,
and any error that may occur will lie
- 49,,
Leather and shoe hndlngs at Big
Stove, No. 81.
Builders should not fail to call at
"oii'i ~ A''' y "',N So. -,
Half-bushel and corn baskets, at
Big Stove, 81.
Coo.ao.
W1BLY,s.
Remember that the Howe sewing
machine has established an agency at
Bro"nHlile lor n elnaha anu oohiisoh
Counties, with once at Mrs. l.. Johh-
sons Millinery Store. 5-tf
Cornantar,s tools and rat trans. at
p;o g. 81
,ru .., IT,
... -, .,
lowest. and to attend to all calls and |
orders for renairinp better than the |
hest and cheaper than the cheapest. |
----
Carpets at
-,---, d.;
..
Sauder has large supply of har-
ness, saddles, and a full line of every
IhliiS III his 4" "'e '"i,"''0 'o' '"e sc"
son. ana auapIeu 70 'he wants vi the
people, ali oI WHICH, ''e VIII sen CHEAP |
Iron and wagon timber at Rig
Stove No 81
------------ -
call and see the Howe sewing ma
chine, no matter W. ether she wish
20 10 ,on-oboSa orpot MoptbI,, D.y
-.:,, ..:
Rope and blasting powder at Big
Stove, No 81.
1oh poll,. ,rinhio,n pi,oIr
Der aru' corner r 'rst ana ooiiese
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Farmers, corn and pork is cheap
ana so is everything sold at Big Stove
No. 81. -.-
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Another car load of Balm wagons at
Big Stove, No. 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Crsnberries, raisiBs, currants, nuts
and can fruits at Swan & Bro.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30
Buy your fresh butter at Den's.

NEW GOoDs.-Received large as
sortment of new dress goods L. Low
D1Qil
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Salt Lake peaches the incest in the
market at Gilmo ores.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Stevenson & Cross hardware al
Big Stove No. 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Corn Shelters and husking pins, at
Big Stove. 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

The largest and best assortment of
,2eCfumegy, soaps and toilet articles
II the city at Lett s Creigh's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Best patent wood pump, by car load
at Big stove. 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Low figures at Big stove. No. 81.
Nebraska advertiser., 1871-11-30

Stevenson & Cross hardware at,
Big Stove No. 81.