Nebraska advertiser., 1875-05-06
: See notice of sale of estrav.

u Nnat mas become or our johnson
itemizer?
= Nickel has put up neat and at
:. tractive sign.
E. - See the law card of J. w. New.
T, man in another column.
- Our streets presented lively ap.
/" pearance on Saturday last.
= - Mr.. Handley is offering 75 cents
/ a bushel for white Mediterranean
e wheat.
Mr.. James r. Dye has moved to
his farm five miles southwest of Ne
maha City.
- There is no town in the west can
boast of better mechanics than can
Brownville.
I - Thos. Burress, of Glen Rock,
called on THE ADVERTISER on Tues
day of this week.
- The firm of Abbott, Emery &
Lemon have turned out some very
fine wagons lately.
- See the big advertisement OF
Theo. Hill & Co. They believe in the
free use of prin ter's ink.
- Thanks to Levi johnson, cur
agent at Nemaha City, for his efforts
I'm behalf of THE ADVERTISER.
= The st. Joe. Herald says the wa
ter In the Missouri river during the
1 recent rise was eight inches higher
than last year.
= Our old friend Sam Rich. now of
the Falls City Journal, spent last
week In our city. We wereall pleased
| to see him looking go well.
Ted Huddart has bought and
moved into the Cohn residence in the
west end. This makes "a vscancy'in
our city council from first ward.
- The colored slip pasted on your
paper has your name printed upon it.
also the time to which you have paid.
Look at It and see If you are indebted
TO US.
A little daughter of Mr.. T.. J.
| Evans, of Cass coun Is, last week was
| helping her father set out fire in the
stubble, when her clothes caught fire l
and she was burned to death.
- Goley Pavey advertlses his farm
for sale in another column. This farm
is in the Hughes settlement, twelve
miles southwest of Brownvilie. This
is a good farm, and can be had cheap.
You will find your name printed
on the slip of colored paper pasted on
the margin of your copy Of THE AD-
vERTIsER each week, and that will
tell you how you stand with US. If
you owe us, call and settle.
j. b. Hoover, Nemahs City, is
now selling goods for pay down, and
no one need ask him for credit. He
says that Notwithstanding this newly
established rule, he is doing q good
business. The secret is that while he
cannot trust his goods out he is sell
ing at the lowest possible figures. He
says that justice and safety to himself
and creditors. .imperatively demand a
strict adherence 10 the ready pay sys-
tenn. |,
The iitsie foikG in the fEteFmetii- ,
diate department. OF our high school ,
decided some weeks since to have
May party. Accordingly on last Sat
urday forenoon quite g number of {
them gathered atstbe school house TO :
have their days fun gathering flow 6
ers and eating cakes and other good I
things with which their mothers had {
kindly provided them. Miss Stella
Hetzel was chosen as their queen. 6
Mrs. HetZel, deeming the day too cold
and raw for the young folks to he out, ,
kindly offered them the use of her
house. which offer was accepted, and |
we doubt not oil enjoyed themselves |
better than if they had wandered off I
into the woods. Mr.. More Hulburd,
teacher of this department, the Rev. I
Richards, and Mrs. Hetzel, did ell in q
their power TO render the little ones
hapPyi and We are sure they will all
renember with pleasure the May par
ty they had at the residence of Mrs. z
Hetzel. \
- Ex-Gov. FhFt,as has Just finished
planting sixty acres Of orchard this :
spring. This makes just 16O acres of
an orchard for him. This orchard,
and his vast nurseries. ARE two miles
west of BTownville. We were out to
see the Governor last week, and got
few choice trees. We found him {
where he has been constantly for the
past month-in the midst of his trees
and shrubbery, hard at work, with
his own hands, and experimenting {
the work of his laborers. planting,
transplantlng, filling orders for Gus G
tomels, etc. The Governor. finding
his nursery matters in not excellent
shape this spring, ,andremem bering the {
little story of the farmer and the lark,
and the admirable lesson taught by it,
took hold of his rural labOrs himself,
"threw himself into the breach :" and {
although the cold winds and disagree :
able weather of this spring have made
his face az brown as a Mexican, he
has the satisfaction of knowing that
his work Is we'll done, and demon
strates that he can labor as well as
theOrize.
The Governor. the morning we saw
him, was not feeling well. He at
tempted the day before to pull a tree
out of the ground "by the roots"
when, instead of proving himself a