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Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
BROWNYILLE.AT L. LOWMAN'S

fairs. " e see IL, and acknowledge It
We. as well as other wen-meaning
I papers in the Siate, have made mis-
take in iecrying the hitherto preveiI-
ing system Of paying large premiums
I for speed horses. Where the horse is
at fairs, there do the peopleeongregate
/ We note an incident CT the fair Just
in point: After dinner OF the second
day we went down to the grounds,
and our attention was attracted 20 the
race course. Every body was there tO
witness a plug race between two
farmer boys on a bet OF two dollaFs.
Again, on the last day of the fair,
some gentlemen who believe in hOrs-
es aud their excellencies, and for the
purpose of having something interest
iLg and exciting going on, made mp a
purse of So or $50 for q mile race,
which came oG in the afternoon.
The biggest crowd at any time on the
ground assembled TO witness this
race. They didn't care much about
the exhibitions Of fruit, corn stock,
or the baby show. even-but they
came out to see the horse race-scrub
horses. picked NJ, and never heard Of
before. Then, what sized crowd
would a few celebrated tTOtters and
runners have brought out? Thou
sands, instead Of hundreds, would
have been the difference. This was
all the show there was at our fair. OF
horse speed. No premium had been
offered for good horses, and none
came-and the people did not come.
Inside the exhibition building ma
ny nice and coed things were to be
seen, Of utility, ornament and art
but not one-fOurth what there should
have been, when we consider the vast
richness of this county in grains,
vegetables and fruits. And the floral
display was absolutely a failure. The
pyramid stood there brown and lone
Iy as a tree a year after being struck
by lightning. Mrs. T. c. Hacker,
and Mrs. c. W. Butler had a few vas
es OF beautiful flowers; these, and
Mrs. Hackers and Mrs. CarscH's doZ-
en- pots of house plants were all there
were to delight the eye in the floral
line. The corn, POtstoes, wheat, cab
bage. etc, were all most excellent.
The display OF apples was very good ;
many varieties, and as large and nice
looking as we could wish to see. Sew
eral plates OF the Summer QHeen va
riety were the largest and most at
traciive. VIM. Hawley, of lafayette
precinct. showed half bushel Of seed
iings. Of the BeIIefiower variety i'm
appearance, which beat any Seeding
for size We have ever seen. The show
of peaches was small, but the fruit
was large and excellent in appear
ance. There were many things upon
which no premiums were offered. or
desired, which went far toward max
ing the general display in the hall
respectable. The display of the
EaudicTafJ Of the ladies was superior.
Beautiful quilts. w0Tstet, needle and
"raised work" Everybody noticed
and admired some miniature likeness
e, the art work Of Mrs. r. II. Gibson,
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
HAS TWICE AS NJ An Y

- The Independent convention at
Sheridan, held on Saturday last nom
mated for County Judge, r. 3. Smith,
Of Peru for Sheriff, J. J. Mercer, OF
Brownvilie; for Treasurer, Z. NJ.
Hubbard, of Lafayette for Clerk, Il.
A. Hawley. of BrownvilIe; for Coun-
ty Commissioner. Ed. Snyder, of
Douglas precinct for School Superin-
tendent. Stephen Gilbert, OF Aspin-
wall for Surveyor, Julius a. John
son, of Lafayette precinct; for Coron-
er, Charles Dundas, of Sheridan.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

- Approps to the clOven foot that
was shown in the Sheridan conven-
ton, 1t must appear to the independ-
ent voters, readers, and thinkers OF
this county that the chosen organ of
the IndepeBdent~Tarty is essentially
Democratic, and gives & very poor ar
tIcle OF politics 10 its patient readers.
Independent Republicans 'who are
privileged to do as they please in na-
tional politics, D." should rem ember that
newspaper may assume a very in
different name and yet retail demo-
cratic politics in large doses.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
NAESRIAGES.

BEREOW-ELEBEL- Glen Rock. rs
Rev. =. W. Read. sept - IS--. F. J. Ilr-r--.
of LoutOn, and Miss Maggie Eie0eI. 0f Glen
Rock
SDDN AE-STT -Trr r-T---~r-t-rslr -H-f
lS77. g.. I4--rheTu CIurch on Long Er1nCh, BY
Rev II tT-oosruIl. Cllri~IJplcr -soJmau AMI
Miss Caroline Stuthcit. both OF Benton pre-
ciu-t.
EENNETF-EACEER Bratt0u, sep
tenn uer 3. IS-7. uv Rev. John q ger. Tuoss
Bennett and Miss sophia Hacker both %
Benton precinct.
HACEET-TAY YTOR-.~t Brg.'o0. Sa0tern-
ber -. Is77. by ELIer D. q. C0rveII Jaue~ e.
Hacker aud Mss Mary = Tay l0r, b--- ot
BzutOn precinct.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
Sugar Cured Hams
At Huddart's Family Grocery Store.
HEATING STOVES, the incest.
nobbiest, cheapest, and best heaters,
coming for Stevenson & Cross.

- The nomination off. J. Mercer
for sheriff, will be a surprise TO some
persons who have the good sense to
think that man should serve out his
first term of Office before he asks an
other. While personally Mr.. Mer-
Ger is a gentleman against whom very
little can be said, he certainly has no
claim TO any Office SO soon after his
election to the legislature, and in the
middle of his term. 1t will not do 70
say that bis nomination is spontan-
taneous. for it is known that he per-
sistently laboTed fer the nomination,
and the haste is certainly unseemly.
Mr.. Mercer is a Democrat, and, while
be will not receive all of the Demo-
cratic support, he is properly classed
there. Republicans will not be en-
thusiastic anywhere in his support.
He has nothing in common with
them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
Hats and Cans.
Whoever wants q Hat or zap.
go 40 EoyEman's.
Nemaha County Fruit ut the State
Fair.

The State Journal of the 18th has
the following among other reports of
the State Fair. Hurrah for old Mem
aha. The Journal says:
Ne naha county, in its exhibition of
fruit, surpasses anything that has been
done heretofore by any one county in
this State. so noted for its displays in
that line.
Mrs. Jane LOveless places 125 varie-
ties Of apples before the judges, % of
which are seedlings.
VIM. G. GLASGOW, 10 varieties of ap-
pies and Of pears.
Richard kestersOn, IS varieties OF
apples, fourteen Of which are seed
Iings.
Il. o. Miniek lends 10 varieties of
apples, Il of pears and of peaches.
Alex. Mckinney shows 45 yarities
OF apples, 10 of which are seedlings.
J. f. Neal varieties of apples J..
@ \. Smith, Is varieties Of fapples; Z.
w. McCOmas, 10 varieties OF apples (;
Mrs. w L. Worthing, IA varieties OF
apples Mrs. L Rice, y varieties OF
pears; A. j Ritter. kinds Of apples
and > of pears J. y. Oyerman, va
rieties of apples and OF pears.
.H-McCreery.2 2 varieties Of pears ;
James Stevenson, , of pears Wm.
Torrance, 25varieties of apples John
Bath, q varieties of apples Benton
AldriCh, q varieties of apples 4. L.
d. Hughes, y varieties of apples.
Robert W. Furnas, Is varieties Of
apples, 8 Of pears, II of grapes, L OF
peaches, . Siberian crabs, Of piums,
l Of prunes and 2Of paw paws.
This is the largest exhibition ever
put forth from that county, cOmpri<-
ing, as it does over 600 plates Of lus-
cious. palate tempting fruit. Who
says Nebraska is not a fruit State.
Taking thewhole exhibit from sll
the counties. there are about 5,cG0
plates in all.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

- Those who desire to visit the
State Fair or Lincoln may do so on
Thursday of this week at one fare for
the round trip. Start from Brown
Vile at the usual time in the morning
and return same evening on q special
train which leaves Lincoln for Brown
VILE at : 80 p. m. For further infOr-
nation inquire of Mr.. Conklin at the
dpDOt
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
II, G.. LETT
Has just received a full stock of Ia
BILE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
Also SILVER & PLATED WARE.

A shooting match came of on
Tuesday on the sand bar opposite this
city. between George Hatchett, Os-
car Cecil, w. T. Den and Billy Kauff-
man, l5 balls each, which resulted as
follows: Hatchett hit balls, Den
hit 10. Kaufman II, and Cecil IA. In
justice to George Hatchett we note
that he shot at only II balls, while the
others had Is.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
Sc IN BROWfNVILLE---CA

called chromOtype. Many who saw
these beautiful specimens viii doubt
less call on Mrs. O. TO have their pic
lures taken aud painted so iife-likc
and durable.
Stevenson & Cross had large show
Of stoves, hard ware. and various 9th
. er articles Of the best patterns, occu-
pying large space 10 the hail.
But the finest display OF goods was
by AII. Lett, which took up one whole
side Of the east wing of the building.
Every article vas OF utility and daily
convenience, yet il their newuess,
beauty, elegance OF make and excel
lence of quality. and arrangement for
display, were ornamental as well. Sc
Iected from his mammoth stock in
town. lie had about every department
represented. Mr.. Let's exhibition
was so complete, and attracted such
universal atten zion, that he deserves
more than passing mention. He had
there displayed half dozen wagon
loads Of glassware, queeusware, silver
plate castors and other silver plate ia
bic ware. table cutlery, pocket cutlery,
chamber sets, rustic terra Gotta flower
pots. japanese tea chests filled with
original packages Of number one tea /;
and there was coffee, sugar, spices, 10
bacco, cigars, canned goods, and a
thousand other things we cannot now
speak o. As Mr.. Lett has probably
the best and largest varied stock in
the county, Of everything but dry
goods, including drugs and medicines.
and is selling goods cheaper than the
same quality can be bought in any
neighboring town= or cities. this ex-
hibition will certainly rebound great
Iy to his benefit.
Louis Lowmaa had a nice display
of goods from his dry goods and cloth
ing stor=, which Nanny had very
tastily arranged.
Another interesting thing, which
everybody stood back and looked al,
wss Don ArHold's apiary-the hive
about filled with honey, the bees a.
work, all Of which could be seen
through the glass windows Of Don 5
premianl palace hive.
Now, what shall We say for the ne
chauical part Of the performance .
We have wagon makers, carriage
makers, p3ow makers, and various
other kinds Of mechanics. bat II
looking around re find not e wagon,
not q carriage, Eot p.ow-Hothiag
of the kind that = 5 made in Eema-
Ia county No premiums offered for
such TRIES. Mschauics are not 10
blame. Farther comment IS uHnec-
essary.
ENe have said good many things
IN a rather seoiJiHs EgH1oT, but not
without deli0eralion. aad hops for
reiorHiatiOu. PIosFossaul general good
results.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

- What Is this strange, fond charm,
which fascinates and eudears Nebras-
IA 10 people who have Cnce tasted Of
life within its borders? Show US a
happier. better class OF people, if you
can, For Our part. life was never so
rich, and the lament OF all who have
left rs Is 10 return. Strange, Yet true
Central city Courier.
True-aIl true. And We attribute
the charm to the climate, water and
soil. Nebraska has the best Of these
in the world-at least they have no
superior anywhere. Nebraska's gen
ial climate, crystal, healtbgiving wa
ter, and productive lands, give health
and prosperity. and where health and
prosperity predominant so largely,
there is charm, appreciated by
thoughtful souI-people, who, after
all, enjoy living in this world.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
Thara uavar was :

p - There never was so many goods
in this city before. The stocks Of
some Of our merchants are truly i'm
mense. Especially so are those Of
MCGEE Bros. LOwman and McPher-
son, in the dry goods and clothing
line, and II. c. Lett and Stevenson &
Cross in their lines. These houses
would be q credit 10 any city as to
quantity, variety and excellence of
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
Cigars: Cigars! Cigars!
By Stevenson & Cross.

- Mrs. MonnelI, Of Lincoln, sister
in-law OF Hon. Frank Welsh, spent
a few days visiting BrownviIle last
week, as the guest OF Mrs. r. W. Fur
mas. She was delighted with the sur
roundings, and business appearance
OF nur city
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
- Germantown Woo and
Warn, aIse Bergman's best
ZephyTs. in every color and
shade. afLOgman's.

- Our esteemed old friend J. H.
Drain who spent the summer in the
Black Hille country returned home
on last Thursday in the enjoyment Of
excellent health. He enjoyed his So
jOurn in the gold country, but says
that ct least forty-nine out of every
fifty of those who have gone there to
better their condition would leave
and return home if they had the
means with which to do SO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

- The resolution of the Indepep1-
ent convention opposing the re-elec-
tion OF county officers to a third term
Of office will not deceive any one. 1t
was very easy matter 10 do when no
person Of that description was before
the convention. II was a very natur-
al recourse when its effect, if carried
out, would rid them OF several very
formidable prospective opposing can
didates. Unfortunately the whole
course of that party has been at vari-
ance with that principle, and its an
nouncement now will be regarded by
every one as very transparent trick.
That pole is too short TO KNOCK the
peraimmons.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

The shipments OF cattle from
Brownville during September was 600
head. prices averaging $40 per head
making S24, 600.
The shipments Of hogs were 1000
from which the producers realized
$4,000.
During the same period 10 cars of
corn were shipped from which the
producers realized 81, 800. These sums
aggregate the nice item Of so, 800.
which have been scattered around
among the people,"
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
TAX SALE,

The sale of real estate for taxes CON-
mences Cn Monday, November 5th.
The law requires the delinquent list
published the first week in October
All persons wishing 10 save the ex-
pense OF advertising will take notice,
come forward, and pay mp All are
urged to pay up before the day of sale.
as there will no doubt be purchasers
for all lands not paid. Don't give
anyone a chance to buy your lands
and put cost on you, If it can possibly
be avoided. You had better borrow
the money if you can raise it no 9TH
er way.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
Dried Beef
Inddart's Family Grocery Store
HARRRInrH

Has just received some fine mirrors,
some OF the most splendid ever
brought 10 Brownville. And by the
way, he has some of the best furni-
tGEe, OF every variety. Hannaford
ssys he is getting ready TOR the good
time coming" and the interesting
part of it is, he sells right down at
bottom prices"
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

Why do all the people 90
to j. L. McGee d Bros
Because they don't hare
any old lCO77l OJtt goods in
their stock. EUerythin0 IS
Re1C, and sold at prices at
lC75ich all can bug.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

THE ADVERTISER job office is
Is prepared TO do work in the neat
est and most artistic style, and at
city prices. We have all the facilities
for doing good and cheap work. Give
Us a call.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
.AHeJC lot Of Fall Suitin6S
for s cents q gard, at
.IcGee &. Bros.

- Merchants, and others who ad
vertise in our columns will be pleased
to learn that the subscription list of
THE ADVERTISER is constantly in
creRsing in length.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

- The Fairbury Gazette tells Of one
OF the farmers of jefferson county
tAreshiDg 496 bushels of "Cherrick"
wheat from I6 acres-5I bushels to the
acre. s good report.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

- Ted. Huddart and wife, after
pleasant three weeks visit to.friends
in Wisconsin and other States, return
ed home on Saturday last, and many
friends welcome them back.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

IN accuriance with the solicitation or ma
ny frisnds. Irrespective 81 party, ?. W CAV
TT. or Benton precinct, VIII De q candidate
for the Office OF sheriff OF Semaha county.
subject only the votes OF The peo-ie az o. G.
November election.
TO TIIF VJTEEs o. EE-tATrA C0-Nry
I hersby announce myself an iutspeI-da-.-
candidate tor the odce CT sheriff. su5uis-
sIve only 30 the election IN Novsmtsr.
DAVID CANVBTTT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
For the BOSS Stock" of
Hats and Caps, 90 to j. L.
yMcGee g. BROS.

j. II. Bauer has just received
new stock ladies', mems and boys
saddles, which he Offers for sale at pri-
ces ranging from S4.O9 up.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
LAST CHANCE.

Those that could not 90 to the Cen
tennial. can get some idea of what it
was by spending a few days looking
through Stevenson & Cross stock Of
goods.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

In order to make room for a new
store building, will close out my en-
tire stock of dry goods. clothing,
boots, shoes, &c, at greatly reduced
prices w w. HACKNEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
AufhorIred AGENTS.

-r--s Bzos xre our authorized agents al Nerna-
.a CITY t5>recalve and receipt for mCnles due Us.
THOMAS BUFEEss is our authorized agent IN Glen
UacS precinct ts receive and receipt for monies
cue Us ou subscription.
RITTER. Al 81 DeToin, is our uthorized agent
90 that place 70 receive subscriptions and adver
lfsruz. and 90 collect and reception monies due
TIE ADvEETISE-g-
E-Ix - 1-TSirE Is 1u- authorized agent az AsElf-
--lIL 10 receive subscription and advertising sno
c.-Iecr and receipt for monies due Us
FALEGROTTIER < HACKER,
Publishers Advertiser.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

Balm Platform and Three-Spring
Nagons-none to compare with them
In price, style and finish, by Steven
son & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

i have a very fine young full
eloOd Poland China male pig, 1 wish
10 exchange with some one.
ROBT. w. FURNAS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

- Titus Bros, Nemaha City, have
our thanks for 'he interest they take
IN TIE ERTISER-seuding us new
subscribers from time 10 time.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

- S0UdeT has harness, Gf all kinds,
10 sell Just g low ss shy frst-clGss
work can be had anywhere. Call and
see before buying.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
. Ladies Dress Goods at
.HCPherSOH' s, UeT,y cheap.

= Cabinet case of sewing machine
needles, Tor ali kinds Of sewing ma
chimes, fcr sale cheap by Stevenson &
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

- / G.. Lockwood. st his steam re-
pair aud wagon shop, has everything
needed in. the construction OF repair
OF light oE heavy wagons. bug
sies. or farm machinery Of any kind,
either IA iron or wood.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

Stroble and Stevenson & Cross
had fresh oysters last week. First of
the season,
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
AII-SEII1 EFandkcrChiefs, 80
cents each. at LOJVnlaD's.

- Jake says there is no Use TO talk ;
he does sell the best beer in town.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

- Flour, Bacon and salt, by Ste
veuson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
Waterproof from s. cents
per yard up, at LOFynan'S.

- Lard, Lubricating. and ali other
kinds Of oils, at Nickell's drug store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

- Flour, Meal. Feed Corn, Graham
Flour, &c, at Huddart's family gro
Gerry and provision store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

You can buy more Sugar
and Coffee at j. Z. McGee
8 Bros, for yO1Ir money,
than at any other house in
torn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

LOWEDan has received this
week S6,OOe worth of Mems,
Youths and Boys Clothing.
Call before going elsewhere.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

10000 Bolts Wall paper just re-
ceived at NickeITs drug store, little
cheaper than ever.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

Has Fresh Drugs, Wall Paper,
School and Blank Books, Bird Cages
Paints, Glass, Oils, etc, at lower pri-
ces than any house in Brownviile.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

- Rev. Davis vii! preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath
morning and evening.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
SCHOOL

Boys and Girls, go to II. c. Lett's
Drug Store and get your Composition
Books. They are cheaper than else
where
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

- John Davis of this city exhibited
the best half bushel of POTATOES at the
fair, and gets THE ADVERTISER one
year as premium for the same.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

Hats, Cloves, Boots, Shoes,
Groceries, OIGeeBSzCGre and
Glassware, cheaper than
any house IN BrOJURUiLZe.
John McPherSOT1.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

- GROCERIES; q full line of the
best, by stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
s. 4. OSBORN

Can fill choice applications for three
year loans at 10 per cent. interest, and
6 per cent commission. Apply at once.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

PUMPS chain, iron and wood
cheap, b. Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

Sunday last was most lovely re-
miuder that Indian Summer days are
here again.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
CLOTHLTG--.4ftCU line
Ue7'y cheap at McPbeFSOT1'S S,
on the corner.

- The Centennial Band" from
Peru came down on Thursday, volun-
tarily contributing their time and mu-
sic 20 the interest Of the Fair. Dur
ing the afternoon they played several
fine pieces, which were enjoyed by
all lovers Of good hand music. We
are glad to say, by the way. that the
Peru band is hard 10 beat. The Brown
VILE band was on the ground at the
same tine and played alternately with
the Centennial. which was very pleas
ent.
- Iron, large stock just received at
three cent rates, by Stevenson & Cross
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

We are prepared to do the best,
neatest and cheapest job work on the
shortest notice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

Extra copies Of THE ADVERTISER
can hereafter be had of 4. w. Nickel
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

- Drs. Ed. Arnold and Foster Me
Coy started on Wednesday for Chica-
go to attend a medical institute this
coming fall and winter
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
BEFORE GOING
- Paints, Oil and Glass. by Steven
son & Cross.
For the cheapest goods, 90
TO It. L. .McGee 8' Bros.

Extra copies Of THE ADVERTISER
for sale by a. w. Nickel, druggist
bookseller and stationer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
ANIME THE LAR IGEST STOCK IN
Blue Grass, Timothy, and Rye,
by Hawley & Douglas.

Full blood Berkshire and Poland
pigs by Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

Currents, 8 cents pound.
at McGee g. Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
/. LOW MAN

- Nickel does sell the best tea for
the least money. Just try It.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

Il fact re JCHJ1t to keep be-
fore the public: You can
get more goods for S1.00 at
.ucDherSOB'S than any 9TH
er house in BrOzCnUiLLe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

- Breakfast and couutry bacon,
sugar cured hams and dried beef by
Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

Farmers, bring IN your
Produce. TIE 1CGBt 1t, and
JCjU pay yOJt the highest
price for IT.
John .HcPherSOJ1.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
DRESS GOODS.
e. q. LIT

n every style and variety at
EOygHz3ns.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

Sugar! Sugar!
Special figures for fruit purposes.
by Stevenson s Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

McPberSOB, hHUiR6 less
expense to his business than
any other house, ,he can and
JCiU 6iUe the farmers the
benefit of cheap and good
goods.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

Books, States, Inks, Pens, Pencils,
and everything you need, at Nickell's S
drug store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

Best Wagon. Carriage and Buggy
Harness, Saddles, &c, cOr sale low
by Stevenson & Cross.
Sc0st's Hes EuTe,
Isv Stevenson & Gross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

- Aliens choice -four, by Steven
son & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

- Best salt, S2O0 per barrel, by
Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
IA. C.. LETT.

Is just receiving a choice line Glass
and QueensBare.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

HARDWARE; big stock, cheap,
by Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
PublIshe-s, NotIrss.

ra~s- NOTICES. So, as ordinary reading matter,
VIII Do rEe1 ter cents per line, each insertion
~-tiu display type. fifteen cents aIine-
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
HARNESS.

= receiving the largest stock OF paint.
oil and glass ever brought 20 this ciry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
SCHOOL NOTICE

- Please return our baskets.
STEVENSON & CROSS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

II you want a new Howe or
Write Sewing Machine. cheap for
cash, call on s. Seeman, al Schutz's
iewelry store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

Ask your neighbors to subscribe
for THE-ADvERTISER
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27

BAN WAGONS, complete and
warranted, by Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-27
Il. G.. LETT

Has new HAMS, just snobed-nice.