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Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

Barker, Pstrick's hrother-in-lav,
in snswer 60 the question IS 20 the use
OF Patrick's money to bribe Howe two
years ago 70 vote for him for Senator,
ssreGrs that 70 answer the question
truly he must crimiuete himself. If
ne should answer negatively Il would
not crininate him. but such answer
would he false. IF he shouiG answer
81 don't know anything about It, I"
that wouId not erin mate him, but il
too would be false The only answer
that he could make that would crimi-
nate himself would be one showing
that he was a party to the bribery
But to give such an answer, the only
answer he would dare give under
oath, would criminste the witness,
therefore his only answers tn decline
20 say anything about it. and protect
himself under the law which excuses
= man from answering aquestion that
would crsminste himself.
OF course Mr.. Howe viii not be con-
vieted upon Mr.. Bsrker's testimony,
vet II is about as convincing that be
is guilty as II the witness had 2rompt-
" answered. YES, paid the money
"a SIR. Howe mysslf3
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
The American Young Folks.

The american Young Folks is the
title Of paper for Boys and Girls.
published Monthly at Topeka, Kansas
at the low price Of 90 cents per year.
It is nicely printed, Illustrated with
appropriate engTayings. sixteen pages
in size, and is an entertaining, useful
and instructive journal. avoiding the
sensational and romantic trash now
flooding the country under the guise
Of Youths papers Parents who want
to place a good paper in the hands of
their children which they will enjoy
and from which they will receive q
benefit, we know Of none giving so
much for the money as this paper.
Address american Young Folks,
Topeka, Kansas.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

- We had the pleasure on Monday
evening last Of listening to sn able
temperance lecture by Prof. Knowles,
% the town OF Greeley, Colorado.
The Prof. devotes nlest OF his time IN
iecturing and otherwise advocating
the great and good cause OF temper
auee. HE lectures are very interest
Ing, more than temperance lectures
usually are fTom the fact that his ar
gumeHts, idesS and theories are new
to nest people and audiences. The
Prof. delivers three lectures TO our
people, and al VITO hear him are
highly pleased with his arguments as
well as his eccentric style Of deliver
Ing them. Hsd We time and space
We would be pleased to give synOpti-
cal report OF his lectures, bat
have 10 fo=bear for the present.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

W s. CLARK, son of JohH Clark,
in the 18th year Of bis age, died last
Thursday and was buried on Friday
in Walnut Grove cemetery, Brown
vile. The funeral ceremonies were
conducted according TO the ritual and
usages Of the order OF Good Templars,
OF which be was a faithful and ex-
emplaTy member. Nemshs City
lodge, where be held membership,
turned cut en- alasse. and followed the
remains of iEsiF beloved brother to
the place of interment- The process
sion is ssid TO have been the largest
that ever passed through BrownviIle.
We have frequently met Billy Clark
in the lodge roam. and formed an IN
usually favorable opinion Of him, by
his ever courteous manners, steady
and manly bearing. His sadly be-
reared parents have our heartfelt
sympathy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

- The Republicans n the Gebrss-
ks State Senate the other dsy ez-
pressed. IL > resolution, their opinion
that z. B Hayes IL Elected President
A Democratic member moved to
strike out the nsUle Of Esyes and in
sert Samuel J TIdeD. When il
came 70 q vote on its adoption, Sena-
tor Howe. of Nemahs, arose and said
"Mr. President. l ask &c be ETcused
from r0t;ag, and he GeuagoEue
from NemgHa, e he Is styled, was ez-
cused. He hasn made Up bis mind
vet who he Is Tor fDT PRESIDENT, and
won't know thiug abOulit until that
thTse-corUered commission is heard
from.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

Like an III wind. and cannot 5e mastered
too early. What is c triding attack Of sick
ness to-day may. II unattended 70. becomes
a serious case IN G week Small ailments
should De niPPed IN the bud before they
blossom into fuH grown maladtes. II tlIis
advice were ATTENDED 10. many heavy BIZ
for raeiicaI attendance might be avoided.
When the liver S disordered. the stomach
foul, the bowels obstVueted, or the nerves
disturbed resort should at once be had to
that supreme remedy. HOstetisr's stomach
Bi:teFs, few doses OF which will restore
health and action and pzt the system n
perfect order. 1t is q vtss preeaa1iou to
keep this Incompatible preventive IN the
house, since It ehscEs, with unrivauea
proInptitude. disorders which breed Others
far more dangerous. and IN their latest de-
~slopmeat= are themselves often fatal feb
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

The Hon. T. D. Hastings deliver
ed very able address in the Presby-
terian church last Sunday evening
His subject wss is the tenn Pera1ee
cause q failure >" be believes that
il few years an amendment viii be
made to the constitution Of the United
States, prohibiting the importation
and manufacture Of ardent spirits
Mr.. =. is man Of extensive travel
and experience. and speaks as one
having thorough understanding He
is employed by the l. o. g. T. to de-
liver course of lectures in Nebraska.
He would detaCh the subject from
political parties and submit it to
vote of the States as su independent
Issue. His showing was very salts
factory, that the States would ratify
such an amendment HEARER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
Teachers Institute.

RROwNvILLE. Feb. Sth, 1S77.
will hold Teachers Institute st
Nemaha City, commencing Friday
evening, Feb. 10Th. 1877.
Prof Poo-e. of Brownviile will ad-
dre5s the people Friday evening.
Saturday will be devoted TO Tecita-
tion and discussion of methods.
Saturday evening the following res
oIutiOn sill be discussed
ResOIUed. That the Office o. County
Superintendent should net be abolish
cd.
I hope to meet as many OF the
teachers Of this section of the county
Is possible. .. ~. PTEFs0S.
Co. Sup't.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
= Machine repairing at Lock woods

The Brownvile street market:
ruled firm and steady during ths
past week, the only change being in
corn. which advanced on Wednesday
l@Iie. We quo;e a. follows:
Choice fall wheat, 81 90.
Spring wheat. S0@93.
Barley. 15G Zoe.
Rye, 4O650c.
Corn, q {c-
Corn Meal. 81 Oe@1.25 per 100.
Buck wheat. 4G5c.
Steers fat, 3G4fc.
Cows. fat. 2I92tc.
Hogs, fat, 5@54c-
Butter, IsG26c.
Eggs. ls92pc.
Potatoes, 35@40c.
Onions, 759S5c.
Chickens. Sa.O0@2. .25 per dozen.
Chickens, dressed, 6tGsc per 10.
Turkeys, SG10c.
Wood, IS 25G5 90 per cord.
Hay, 81. soc 800 per ton.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
BrOFnville Literary and Musical
Union.
j. L. MELVIN, Sec.

Pursuant to announcement a num-
Der of the ladies aud gentlemen of
B-ownville met at the Presbyterian
Church Friday evening. Feb. 2, 1877,
for the purpose Of organizing a litera-
~ and musical society.
Upon motion r. W. Furnas was
chosen chairman Of the meeting.
After music by the choir. and prayer
by Prof. POore, the report of the COM
mittee heretofore appointed to draft
constitution and bylaws, received,
report adopted, and committee dis
charged.
The followiL hastily prepared pro-
programme was then arranged for
the evenings entertainment:
Essay, History Repeats Itself" by
Lueius Church; recitation, Dying
Soldier" BY Miss MolIie Furnas: solo.
"Nigbtengaie." by Miss Fannie Ar
mold; recitation. 1.-The Curfew must
not Ring Tonight" by Miss Clara
Mercer; essay, Sir Edwin Land
seer" by Miss Celia Furnas: recita-
tinn. ''On the Shores of Tennessee. -
oy Miss Cora Gates; chorus by the
choir.
After these exercises the meeting
proceeded to perfect its organization
by the election Of the following per
manent officers: President, r. w.
Furnas Vice President, II. G. Lett.
Secretary, o. \. Cecil; Assistant Sec
retary, Lucius Church; Treasurer, a.
Holladay.
An Executive Committee was then
elected, consisting of Misses MoiIie
Furnss aud Fannie Arnold, Hon. T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

= The hardware firm of Richards
& Smith has Observation-Disclosures con-
tinues in the business Smith goes ont.
See notice Of dissolution in another
column. This firm have established
a good business IN their line, and we
bespeak for Mr. Richards liberal
natronage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
COAL COAL!
4 Public Meeting

VIII be held at the Thomas Eig-
gins school house in Aspin wall pre-
cinet on Saturday the 10th inst, az 10
o'clock a. m, for the purpose OF con-
side-ing the PFopriety Of making an
effort to find coal bed in the locality.
and If favorable and deemed advisa-
ble, to form joint stock com FaBy for
that purpose
The people OF the neighborhood es-
peeislly, aud all others who feel aD
interest in the matter. are requested
10 Je present at the meeting.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
Farm for Rem.

One mile west of London town
tract, 10 acres under cultivation.
Good House. II stories, I rooms and
good kitchen, plenty of stable room,
good well, convenient to house and
stable, good pasture with running
water all the year; crib room for
4.000 bushels of corn. bin for small
grain, and plenty OF grass and hay on
the place. Apply to DR. Crane. Nick
ellis drug store, Brownville, Nebras-
ka. S3wI
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

We copy this week the entire re-
port OF Prof. Thompson. regarding
the Normal School. While the doc
Hment may be already pretty well cir
culsted among educators, yet hun
dreds interested IN education, will see
il for the first time in our columns,
and bat for this publication would
never see Il. Therefore we deem il
proper to reprint the very concise and
plain report.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

W. Tipton. Rev. J. ". Ellis, and
Prof w. Rich.
After mGsic by the choir the meet
ing adjourned until Friday evening.
February 9th. at which time Prof.
Curry. Of the Normal School, will
address the society.
o. A. CECIL. See.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
PRECINCT ASSESSORS.
Their Meeting On SatuEday-Rates al
Which Property is 10 be Assessed.


Which Property is 10 be Assessed.
The precinct assessors of all the
precincts except Benton, met at the
Office of the county clerk, and organ
iZed by eiecting \. 7 Ritter chair
man, and Ben. 3. Thompson secre-
tary.
On motion, the lands of the differ
ent precincts were to be assessed as
follows: Peru, Nemaha City. Lon
don, Glen Rock and AspinwaIl, 81 so
per acre; BrownvilIe, $500: st. De-
roin, $40; Bedford, Douglas. Wash
ington anu Lafayette, s. 60; Island
SI-60; Benton, $40.
Personal property as follows: Hor-
ses, 3 70 S4s; mules. So TO $50; stall
lions, $50 TO $40; cows, common,
$500 to So; bIooded, $50 to $40 /;
beef cattle. 15 to 3-5cents per pound !;
yearlings, 81 to 81 so per head two
year oIds, S8 TO 5000; stockers, Sc. so
to SI4- 40; hogs. L to > 3-5c per To-;
sheep, soc per head; bees, SI.2O per
stand wagons. 81 to $40; farming
implements and harness TO be assessed
ar cash value.
On motion, adjourned to first Mon
day in April next.
a. J. RITTER, Chm.
BEN. 3. THOMPSON, Sec.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

- We are requested d announce
that the next lecture iu the cGurse
under the auspices OF the BEownville
Literary Union -ili &c delivered in
the Presbyterian church, Friday eve
ming. February 9th. - Dr.. Robert
Curry, Principal OF the Stste Normal
School. The subject wiz be The
Earth as 8 Cosuical Body" The
lecture is free aud al are IL vi,ed
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
Why Do You shake :

For.the better convenience OF the consumer
Dr. Shernan's MalarifGRe Is now pat cp IN
75e bottles as well as sl.51 as heretofore. To
those who are acquainted with the MaIsri-
iuse u is not Necessary TO say word in its
behalf Butte those whoshakein ignorance
Of it. we viii simply say. try It. and add your
testimony to thousands 0f Othe ! that II
cured you. No other medicine is required
as II Is combined tonic. Alternative, eathar-
tie. fe1-ifuge. ehOlaSogue. and anti periodic
II neutralizes niasrnatie poison. purifies and
invigOrates the blood, restores the liver and
other diseased organs to their natural heal
thy condition. thereby thoroughly eradIcat-
ting the disease Fer sale by
7eowly A. ". SICHELL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

HOIl0Way's Pills or Ointment
ScrOfala or morbid deposits in the
lungs, joints and tissues. These med
ieines have rendered this disease a less
form liable scourge than formerly. 1t
has been incoDtestibly proved that in
scrofulous affections they have affect
ed thousands Of cures. Sold every
where. 25 cents per box or pot.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

- DR.. Oppermann was in town
Tuesday, and gave Us friendly call.
He is trying 10 make arrangements
with some Of our brick men TO burn
a kiln at Sheridan early this spring.
We understand the doctor c0ntem-
plates putting up a brick residence
and Office, if he can procure the brick.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

B. Stroble, OF the city bakery. in
tends putting up q brick business
house in the spring, on the gTouBd
now occupied by the frame house in
which be Is doing business. Carpen-
ters are now az work on the front.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
Authorized Ae elts-

= P EoovER IS CIR authorized agent 81 Mems
IA City 70 receive sad receipt Or monies due rs.
THOMAS BCEEFss 3 or suthorized agent in fileE
Rock precinct tc receive and receipt hcr monies
cae rs On subscri Ptiou-
L RITTER a. - Der0'n. = or authorized agent
a. that place % recsive sah=erpLions and adver-
;isinz. zua Il collect and rsceiFtf0r monies due
TEE ADvEzT.sEz.
ToHS = 1fIssrE IS our sutho-ized agent a. : spin
wall % receive subscription and Advertising, AID
csusct ano -ecelpt for u-eas5s due T.
FATRE2oTHEE E HACEER.
E3rerFe-sz-s T-r--fzz-
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
= Books at NiekeI!'s.
. Flour and feed at Huddart's.
Craddsck e Son.

Retail dealers in farm produce, FAM
lily provisions, stock feed, -four, but
ter, eggs, etc.
The best brands Of -four constantly
on hand, snd sold at the lowest price.
Cash paid for butter ard eggs. Goods
delivered free of charge. according to
order, in any part Of The city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

When the city council appointed
Capt. Judkins city assessor. they did
that which viii give universal salts
faction To the property owners of the
city. He has good judgment, and viii
perform bis duties impsrtislly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

Observation-Disclosures 4. ". Mo-
gan, ] P, February / ISz7. Mr. Charles =
Johnson, Of Glen Rock, and Miss Mary
Freeman. Of Dougizs precinct
McCAN DLISH-BROEN-In TasflfnSfor
precinct February .. IS7z, By the Rev NJ
Randolph. OF Tecunseh. SIR. William r
McCandiiSh. Of York County. Nebraska. and
Hiss Sarah Brown. Of Nemaha county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

Hon. Henry =. Atkinson, Sur
veyoF-Senersl OF Eev Nexica. started
for Santa Fe last week. ais many
friends here wish him a safe return 10
his post f duty and the senOrates CT
that lonesome land
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
Job, Printing.

Do you want Posters?
Do you want Handbills?
Do you want Business Cards?
Do you want q neat BiIIhead?
Do you want g tasty Letterhead?
Do you want a nice Visiting Card
If so, leave your orders at THE AD-
vERTIsER Job Office, where all work
is done by experienced workmen. and
give satisfaction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
Dissolution Notice.

THE copartnership hereto foreexisting be-
Il tween Thomas Richards and DeloSs T
Smith, under the firm name OF Richards &
Smith. Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, DelOSS t. Smith retiring from the bust
ness All liabilities OF the late firm are as
sumed by Thomas Richards. who will con-
tinUe the business at the old stand.
Al persons knowing themselves indebted
TO the late trTn. either BY note or book ac-
cnunt. viii please call and settle at once as
the business OF the old firm must be closed
up. THOMAS RICHARDS.
DELOSS i. SMITH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

u. L. MeGee arrived home from
Chicago on Tuesday of this week.
His general health was somewhat i'm
proved during his absence, but his
deafness was in no measure removed
that he can perceive.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

On last Sunday morning Mrs. J.
P. Hoover presented Mr.. J. P with
nice big boy baby. We congratulate
the pa and ma. and hope baby will
live to bless them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

Zion Lodge of Good Tenn
plars will have public installation
OF officers at the II. o. Minick school
house, on Thursday evening. this
week. And Prof. Knowles will be
present and deliver an address.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

= TIE people about this time are
taxing their wits in devising zud in
venting ways and means 10 Rnnihilate
the inevitsbIe hopper. The Teeum-
sch Ch5eftGiH- Herald OF lsst week has
che following:
Last Saturday We we're shown
machine intended to get away with
the festive RrssshOppeT, just after he
hss hstched. II consists of 8 platform
mounted or wheels. With q reel n
front. as it Is pushed over the field.
the 'hoppers, upon jumping Up 70 get
away from =, are thrown ~ the reel
upon an endless apT0n which carries
them back 20 the rear Of the machine
where they sFe brushed into q box
from the apron. When the box Is
full l. can be removed and its contents
destroyed. The machine Is very sim
pie, can Re made st 2 very slight ex-
peuse. and was invented by William
Sutton, OF ElE Greek.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

= On last Friday evening, at tie
regular meeting OF the Sons Of Tenn
perance o. this city TIE following res
olutions were passed unanimously
Resolved, That Brow uvIIie Division
No. 70, Sons Of Temperance. Is IN fs-
vor OF the passage Of the bill for :
State local-Opt.on liquor law, HOs
pending before the Netrassa IeEisis-
Turs, and earnestly requests the Sena-
tor and Represent frOo1 Eemaha
county to favor and vote for said biz,
or one OF similar provisions.
ReseIesd, That the Recording Scribe
OF this Division De, and Il hereby in
structed 10 send z copy of these resO-
iutious Ia Hon. J. J. Mercer Of the
House, and also q copy 20 state Sens-
ter Howe.
p. RssoTUed. That our city papers be
requested to publish these resolutions.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

Miss Fannie Arnold's singers are
busy preparing to give one OF the
most deiightful musiHal entertain
ments ever held III the city. OF the
time due public notice viii be given.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
Publishers, NOTICES.

EITEA CoFIEs OF TEE ADvERTIsEE for sale BY
L A. PolocIc. S-ari0ner and News Dealer
PostoHice EUf- -ttnz. Browuviiie.
local NOTICES. ssr as ordinary rs1ting matter,
will be cAErzed ten cents 1er lire each insertion
ser in display type. Hneen cents = line
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscreti0ns OF youth. nervous weakness.
g recipe that will. cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy sas disCov-
cred BY missionary in South America
send self-addressed envelope to the REV.
JOSEPH T. INMAS, Safi0a D. B55Es Rossse,
Eelr York ISn6
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

Our columns are so well filled
with local and home matters this
week that it is impossible for Us to
more than notice the important mat
ters transpiring at Washington.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
> Books at NickeII's.

- Il TUU line Of Notions
closing out at cost at Nc
PherSOH'S s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
The Rest.

All kinds, and the best, of Bran
dies. wines, gins, alcohols and whis-
kies, kept by Ted. Huddart, at Red
Store No 4s. Opposite Sherman
House
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

- Come and see the nelc
shGdeS Of Prints at Ne
PhersOn'S, BrOJCRS, Green's,
Cardinals and Blues.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
NEW PRINTSi NEW PRINTS :

4 case Of DezC Prints Of
the latest ShUdeS---BltGeS.
BrOICBS, Greens and Car
diHGtS, Just receiUed at .Nc-
PherSORS. s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
BR0WER & FERRIS.

Formerly of Ham burg, Iowa, are
now prepared 10 handle corn and but
ter in large quantities. for which the
highest prices in cash will be paid.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

We propose to make some neat
and valuable improvements on THE
ADVERTISER during this year. Re
new your subscription.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

Save your EaGney and buy
yonr winter goods E4Oygnaan.
Ali goods marked DOWN.
E.. LOWMAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
TEE FARElERs

Are bound to go home satisfied and
happy when they sell their corn TO
3Iw2 BROWER & FERRIS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

- Craddoek & Son sell the best
spring wheat -four at $500, and fall
wheat -four, good article, et $3.50.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
". Il. HzcCEEERE

Has Fresh Drugs. Wall Paper,
School and Blank Books, Bird Cages,
Paints, Glass. Oils, etc, at lower pri-
Ces than any house in BrownviIie.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

= Peru spring wheat -four, choice.
at Huddarts. Every sack guaranteed
A No. !.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

We regret to learn that Mr. Da-
vid Barnes, OF Peru, is very sick, and
that fears are entertained that he will
not recover.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

- Minutes of the London Teachers
Club were handed us CT Wednesday
evening just Is We we're going to press
with our paper. Too late.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
PaRcakeSr

CraddOck { Son have sn excellent
article of Buekwheat Flour for sale.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

Best Tea at NickeII's drug store, 3
pounds for dollar.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
Nebraska Railway.
BrownvilIe Buzs Line 70 Phelps.

Leave Eru7uviI "a E. ~. 10 2 H. 80 r.
Arrive 81 5rGz-1viIIe 7-sa fl-i0 n 5s;0 p
2. II BAILEY. SuCsriZteu6eut-
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

Flour. ali the favorite brands of
spring and fall wheat, at Huddart's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

= Cash foE wheat and corn at the
Peru Mills. 26tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

The BrownviiIe Transfer Com
pauy will please accept ourthanks fof
renewal of "annuals" over their line.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

= Wagon repairing at Lockwood's,
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
TIE CARDS.
Daily stage Line soutA.

, From BrovuvTIIs 10 Arzzo, Falls City and EuIO
vi1 SeEnaha City. AspiuEslIl and - 0eroin. con
uecLiuE with cOnTeTa1ces 70 az other pOllEs-
Leaves ErOwuvfIle daily ~ clock D n
Arrives - BrCEnvfIle Il C'cloez - n
J. C HAIRLESS PrUprietor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

Save ysuF money and buy
your winter goods Of LOgyman.
All goods mark ed DOWN.
L. LOW3IAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

We had the pleasure on Monday
ofmeetiug Judge Ritter OF St, DeEoin,
in the CITY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

DR.. Opperman, of Sheridsn, IA
vored Us with q friendly call and bus
iness chat one day this week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
School Books at Nickell,s.

Honey is saved by buying
your winter goods Of LOwman.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

Fresh Oysters at Huddart's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

Fresh sugar cured hams at Hud-
darts, 50 Main street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

: s pounds Tea at Nickell's for 81
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

: School Books at NickeIl's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08
Sheridan.


- We have been having weather
for the past week that reminds Us of
spring. Snow all gone. How are
you, Mr.. Weather Witch of St. Lou
is. How is this for GOODNESS.
- Mr. Perry WhitIow, Of Douglas,
lost his eldest son few days since, Of
diptheria. This fatal disease has been
raging considerable among the young
folks this winter. The infant class
are mostly subject TO this contagious
disease. which. in most cases, proves
fatal; but one consolation is, most OF
them s-e prepared for eternity.
Sheridan is having q good trade
now. Town full of teams most every
day. And. by the way. we notice
that Judge Morgan is getting q large
pile of stone and shingles near his
store building on the square. which
looks like Sheridan 1Cas on the i'm
prove.
-O Our county treasurer paid Us a
visit wednesday evening;
and we noticed several OF the Browu-
vile gentlemen in our town lately,
and think year or two more Will
bring more of them.
We notice in a late number OF
The ADVERTISER a gushing letter
from our friend Nr. Dundas, in which
he has considerable to say about Hon.
Church Howe, and the lhtle birds
that sing about our door. etc. If Bro.
D. don't look a little out, Hon.
Church won't offer him anything for
bis vote next time, if next time ever
comes.
- Blacksniithing done cheap in
- Stove pipe for sale by Morgan.
W. T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-02-08

Money IS saved by buying
yeuF winter goods Of LO1man.