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Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

Col. Furnas, in q letter TO the
Omaha Republican on the grssshop-
per prospect, encouragingly says:
One week sgO to-day, on invitation
Of Prof Rich Of this place, visited
his premises, where Ii was reported
new ly-ba9ched 'hOpPers were alum
dsnt. While my faith had been
strong that We would not De Injured
oy the pest this season, / confess it
was we'll nigh extinguished after this
Visit. l never have seen such a
quantity OF hOppers OF the same ex-
tent OF ground It was alive with
them! Every spear of grass every
shrub, tree and vine was loaded down
with them The fence was black
with them. he has . beautiful blue
grass lawn, aud IL Is SUI rounded on
al sides Oy favoTite Matching grounds
( clear, hard. dry surface. They had
all centered in on the tender grass,
ana were making away with it al
most as rapidly as the mower with 8
scythe. yesterday ] again visited
the same grounds, and not g hopper,
dead or alive, IVES to he found there.
4
THAI they mysteFiousIv disappeared
the third day after I saw thenT hon
H c. Lett, Of this place. informs me
Of another instance on his own prem
ises, OF similar disappearance.
Our observation aecords with the
above. Millions disappeared mvste.
riously. There were no rainE or bad
weather 70 account for their disap
pearing. and they were too small tC
hop away. Within the past ten cay
We have heard reports of this charse
ter from various persons in the eoun
~, The 'hoppers come. and theI
suddenly disappear, no one know
whittier. Confidence Il being re
stored and planting goes on. Tn
acreage OF corn will be greater thar
any former year
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
1, o. 6. T.

The regular quarterly meeting OF
District Lodge No. 2 !. o. @. T., OF
Nenaha county, will meet with Ne
mahs City Lodge No. 109, on Satur-
day May 18th, 1877, commencing at
10 o'clock, a. N.
Lodges are entitled toone represen-
tative for each ten members, or frao-
tiOn OF ten.
There will be public meeting in
the evening 10 which the public are
cordially invited.
Let there be full representation
present from each lodge in the dis
trict. Those that cannot be present
will please send report to W. 5. Of
Dist. Lodge, Bro. L. Melvin, at Ne
maha City. Fraternally,
4. J. SKEEN,
Dist. Deputy,
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
AWonder-Working Remedy.

No remedial agent has ever been offered to
the sick and debtIitated at all comparable 70
doste.ser's Stomach Birters- in cases OF re-
nitteut and Intermittent fsvers, eoustipa-
tion. nervous ailments, rheumatism, and
disorders involving constitutional weakness
OF physical decay. II literally works Won
ders." The botanic ingredients which its
spirftuoEs basis holds il solution. act like
charm upon the stomach and through the
stomach upon the brain. liver. bowels and
nervous system. There Is nothing in It's
composition that IS not salubri0Us- u cOn-
talns some Of the most potent tOnics Of she
vegetable Kingdom and the Juices Of the best
aperfent aad auti-biliOus roots and herbs,
combined With perfectly pure stimulating
element. The Bttters are peculiarly adapted
TO those engaged in e1hauscing OF unhealthy
occupations, as By its use strength is sus-
tanned and the ability OF the system 20 re-
sist atmospheric and other tudCences pEejU-
dIcIaI 10 health largely increased may
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

- Mr. Irving, perintendent OF
the 3. & NJ. railroad in Nebraska, and
some other railroad men. came down
in an extra" on Tuesday, and took
8 carriage and went on down to Ne
mahs 10 see what kind of country
there was down there 10 build rail-
road in. The Superintendent was ex-
ceedingIy weITpleased. W. H. Hoov-
er escorted the gentlemen and show
ed them the country aud explained
everything that needed explanation.
Just what they intend to do, or when
they intend TO do it, was not made
known, but the impression made on
the Superintendent was very fsvora-
ole, and We would not be at all sur
prised if the Nebraska Railway should
be finished this season TO Nensha and
probably to Falls City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
GRAND REDUCTIONS.
Gents Fun suits at $500 al
z. LOWMAN'S.

r. A. Hawley, who has recently
visited q considerable portion OF the
county, says: Il fud the small grain,
such s. wheat, rye, oats aud barley,
IN the best possible condition, and so
far exempt from any indications OF
the grasshopPeFs, except in one in
stance, which was 3 piece Of new
breaking sOwn early TO wheat; but
the damsge i small, and at present
they are seemingly stupid a8d inae-
tive. Corn is Icing planted exten-
sively, and some Is already up and
can be seen from the road. The pe0-
pie generally begin 10 feel safe. but
some chronic grumbIers are deter
mined to be eaten Up by something.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

- The eneroaehments of the river
are such as to compel the Nebraska
Railway at this point to something
TO permanently protect its track and
property, hence during the. past week
large quantities or stone are being
brought down the track and work
men are engaged in putting in line
OF rip-rapping or abutmeDt about one
hundred feet IN length IN front of
Hackney's grain house, which is rails
ed about eight feet above its original
foundation, and moved back to give
room for new railroad tracks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
''I Gave her Fudge with the Toe of
Ny Boot 20

That's what Essu Smith, who lives
up near the cannon house, said he
done to his wife. As Mr.. Huff came
down town Tuesday morning, he saw
Mrs. Esau Smith outside her door
crying. She told him her husband
had been abusing her, and asked him
too see for her if something could not
be done for her protection from such
abuse Mr.. Huff related the matter
to Marshal Lannon, whereupon Mar
shal Lannon made complaint under
the ordinance forbidding the disturb
ance Of the peace by loud qusrTeling.
threats, etc, and went up sn arrested
Mr.. Smith, and took him before his
honor Judge Ebright, where be was
tried for talking louder to his wife
than q reasonably sffeetiOnate man
ought TO talk. aud for sssaulting her
with hand snd foot. The principal
witness against Essu was his injured
wife. She testified that just after
breakfast, wanting to do up the work,
requested her husband to take his
harness out of the house. He tod
her he would take them out just when
ne got ready, and not before and If
she wanted them Oat worse than he
did she could take them out. She
then gethered the harness, when
Esau, who had let his passion get
away vith his sense, went for her.
and ehoaked and pushed her out Of
the house, and kicked her twice, and
whipped the little child which cried
st seeing the mGss between its par
ents. She had knife and threatened
70 cut her throat rather than endure
such treatment; then Esau took the
knife from her and locked the door,
telling her not to come back any
more. He had often whipped her.
Esau was then sworn, and corr obo-
ted his wife's testimony, excepting the
saying ne only caught her
by the back Of the neck and IhOved
her out Of the house-didn't think
ne hurt her, but being angry might
have squeezed harder than he thought
for.
well. what about the kicking ?7
asked The Judge. Did you kick
her ,"
Yes" answered EsaH. IN tell
the truth did give her 3 fudge with
the toe Of my boot"
The Judge fined Mr.. Smith $500
and costs, amounting in the aggregate
10 $3.50. which he was required TO
pay, or in default so to Jail. Essu
said he hadn't any money. but would
go and try to raise 1t among friends
out in the country, ani, by securing
the Marshal, was permitted to go and
make the effort.
Neighbors Of his say they fear that
when be gets out OF this sorape be
will beat his wife nearly 10 death.
This should not De permitted. Any
one Of them would have the right to
have him arrested for any act OF viO-
lence; and should he come before
Judge Ebrigbt sgain for 6 similar Of
tense, he certainly will be stuck fOr
The fun penalty Of the violated law
Wife -beaters should have very little
mercy shown them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
FOR THE
FARMER ESPECIALLY
Is THIS CARD INTENDED.

.McPherSOn has received
his immense spring stock
of Dry Goods, Notions,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, and Gents
FttTniSHin6 9 Goods, and tCtU
sell them at the ffozlOIcjn9
LOJO prices:
SUIT CLOTHING.
for SO and up.
Standard CaIicOeS.
I6 yards for 81
Cheyoit ShiI-tinG,
10 to 1s4c eryard.
GinGhamS.
- tolOc peryard.
Ladies' Dress Goods,
1s4c per yard
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

R =. Stewart and A. Fry, who
have heretofore shipped their cattle
snd hogs from Humboldt, last week
made a shipment from BFOwnvflle,
claiming they can get better rates to
Chicsgo from this point over the Ne
5raska Railway than from Hum boIdt
over the 4. & n, besides saving one
day in their transportation. Other
farmers Oh the Muddy, who ship their
Own stock, should make q note Of this,
and wher they have shipment to
make get rates from BrownviIIe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
: s.npIe BottIe for TrtaI,

II yOu are troubled with headache, dull
ness, fncspaeity 90 keep mind on any sub
lee. dizzy, sleepy, OF nervous feelings, glOo-
ny f0-ebod.ngs. irritabflIty OF temper. o. s
bad taste IN shs mouth, unsteady appetite,
choking sensation in the thrcss. pain il the
side or seo1t shoulders OF back. cOldnsss OF
extreruities. ssc.. OF IN fact any symptoms Of
liver complaint, s.bsiioUsness, constipation Of
che bowels. or dyspepsia. 90 20 your druggist
s. ". zICkELL, and get bottle Of Dr..
Sherman 'sPriekley Ash Bitters- No spirit
Is used IN tneiT manufacture except q pure
article of Holland Gin. Ladies IN particular
will and them peculiarly adapted 70 their
wants in al ages and conditions Of life The
label tells al they contain, consequently
physicians do &c. hesitate 20 preseric- then
Sample bottle fO- trial free Regular size,
sIGO seOwIy
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

We take pleasure IN calling the
attention of our readers 20 the adveT-
tisement-in English and German
Of DR.. Oppermann. Of Sheridan. The
doctor Is full OF energy, and had Sher-
idsn very many such citizens, IL woGld
step right out into the front rauk
whether ? county seat OF not. Sse
what the doctor has to say.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

.NcPberSOH JCiIL sell you
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes. Hats and Caps,
Groceries and OUeeDSzCGre,
cheaper than any house IN
torn. Call and be con-
UIUceG.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
Festival.
Dist. Deputy,

There viii De 3 festival al the NJ. E
Parsonage IN Sheridan, Thursday
evening May 18th. Our friends in al
parts OF tie ceEnty are invited &c
come and eat oysters and other good
things, have good time and help Us
to complete the best Parsonage in the
district
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

- The Western RTrdZ gives the fol-
lowing recipe for cooking rhubarb:-
Make a sirup Of sugar and water as
rich - you please. or as thin, only
sir0p IL must be; skim, and add the
rhubaTb, cut in inch pieces without
p4eIiBg, and stew slowly till tender.
Beware Of adding lemon, ginger, eggs
or butter, 10 qualify the favor Of the
pie-plant. When cold, it il almost 8
sweet meat, with the full and proper
flavor OF the stalks, and the skin has
disappeared.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

When We quote from the HOtCe
Organ We always give due credit But
the Organ steals bodily locals from
THE ADVERTISER local columns. This
Il does frequently, but we have not
heretofore complained, knowing the
editor of that Wormy sheet has Meth
er editorial honesty nor the common
iustincts Of gentiemanly -courtesy.
The OTgaE-would be very scant in 10
cal matter did il not each week steal
its locals from Us.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
i EGAI. NOTICE


II l. T. Knox VII rls<e notice that David
son FtasteTS. % cne County OF Nemaha. n
the state OF NebFas-<a. Cifd on tie I'd day of
April a D is--. tl5 his petition n th = Dis
srlct Court. within and for tne county ~ We
Inaha IN said state Of NebFs-k "a aga INST J.F.
said L T Knox snG one A r Phillfns. sen or.
setting f1rth that said defendznrs Knox and
Phillt D, arr indebted 20 the PlaintiE upou =
certain Undertaking IN repiETfC rf~su b.
the said defendants 10 the said plRintiu n =
certain action IN the District Court of Ne
mana County. state % Nebraska. wherein
A r Phillips. r.. was plaintiff. and sad Da-
wilson Plasters was defendant. In the SUM 90
sSJls.. with interest thereon as the rate o.
10 per cent Per Gnrurn from the 81 day o.
April. A D lS77. An attachment was issued
IN said action on the 81 day OF Aprfl. 4 D.
Isl, and has been levied upon the f0iiowihg
described real estate IN Nemaha County Ee-
brasz1. tO-Tit- the west half Of the north
east quarter. and the east half OF ths north
vest quarter. o. section thirteen .I3I town
ship six 81. north 1f range Twelve 10 east
of the sixth principal merfdisn. as the prop
ersF OF said L T Knox. to satisfy any judy
meut that may b. rendered n said action
And the said L T. Knox - notified that he
= required TO appear and answer saif Dstt-
ton Oh o. before she 18th day May. A d Isl
Dated this I0th daF 0f Auril, A D. Isl.
DAVIDSON PLaASTEE2S
By T L Schick and J. Il Brosdy, bis Art'ys
s2W5
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
a CARD.

To ali whoaresufering from the s=-Crz and
indiscTetiOns OF youth, nervOCs weakness.
early decay. loss OF manhood, &C. viii send
9 recipe that viii cure yOu, FREE OF
CHARGE. This grest rsmefy was discov.
cred by g missionary in South America
send seIf-sddressrd envelope 10 the REV.
TnsEFH 7. ISafAS. Ss1f-Ga D. BihIs R71ss.
v@s~ T7-E TEuS
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

- On Tuesday morning OF this
week another light frost was visible
II this locality. I his i the third
frost since the 18th ult.-sinee the
fruit trees have been IN bloom-yet,
90 far a. We csu learn. the fruit buds
are stiII uEinjured. Il Is sincerely
hoped shst or fr0sts for this spring
are ali over. There never before was
such al admirable prospect for fruit,
o. the various kinds.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

The Lincoln Globe says: Mr..
:. NcCouiEa twice tried living in Ne
traska City. but wasn't satisfied So
ne has broken up housekeeping again,
shipped his goods 70 Lincoln. and
viii hereafter reside ST the Capital
TIsU.'r
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

We call attention 70 the double
column card by Chas. Neid hart Of
Brownsville Marble Works. This IL
the best house Of the kind in South
ern Nebraska. and Mr.. Neidhart has
no superior a. a workman. Those in
this part Of the State wanting any
thing ia the marble line should call at
the BTowBviIIe Marble Works, before
contracting elsewhere.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
THE ENEMY OF DISEASEI
THE FOE OF PAIN
TO MAN AND BEAST
Is the Grand old
MUSTANG

MUSTANG
:
WHICH HAS STOOD THE TEST OF
40 YEARS
TaERE Is NO SORE IT WILL NOT
HEAL, NO LAMENESS 1T WILL NOT
CURE, NO ACHE NO PAIN, TIA \
AFFLICTS THE HUBAN BODY OR
THE BODY OF HORSE Or OTHER
DOMESTIC ANIMAL. THAT DOES
NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH
a BOTTLE COSTING 25e-. soc. OR
s1.OC, HAS OFTEN SAVED THE
LIFE OF ) HUMAN BEING, AND RE-
STORED TO LIFE AND USEFUL
NESS MANY A VALUABLE HORsE
usyIIyI
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

The citizens OF Ham mburg Iowa
are taking action to secure the extern
sion Of the Missouri. Iowa & Nebras-
ks rsIlroad-now eomplated from ke-
okuk 70 Centerville, Iowa-to Ham
burg. Would il not be E good thing
II said road was extended on to
BTOWngille?
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
ReIigfOus Notice,

The Christian Brotherhood, and all
those " no take an In terest in religious
matters, are invited TO attend at the
Baptist Church IN Brownville on
Sunday, May 9th, at IL o'clock An,
and O'Clock Pm. R.A HAwLEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

- The May term OF the District
Court for Nemaha County has been
zdi0grnei 20 the 5th day o. NOvem-
Der. Is77. By order of Hon. :. B
Pound. Judge.
WILLIAM Z. HOOVER. Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

Farmers, look to yOt1' In
tereStS, and trade l0itb those
1ChO pGtrOnt@e you. Buy
your goods from those IChO
buy your produce.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST LOUIS. May ;.
WHEAT-DuH snd lower; No. red fall.
s222; No. 3 do $40.
CORN-Activs but lower; 5sGEze cash
RYE-Ffrm a. 74Izc-
HOGS-Quiet ST S5.0OF55C.
CATTLE-Choice TO fancy steers. s5.5Oa5.75
good 20 prime, S, 5,Oo@5.35
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

- Wall paper was never 20 cheap,
and curtains never 80 beautiful, as at
NickeH's drug and book store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

The Nebraska City NetUs says
coal oil viii not Kill grasshoppers,
and saws L can prove this sc by J.
Sterling Morton and Robert HaW Ike.
These gentlemen" says the Aetss'
from practical tests personally OBJ
served by them, are satisfied that the
hooper cannot be killed by the ap-
TIicstiOn OF coal oil. In the above
test The 'hOppers were given 8 good
sogking in the oil. and taken out, to
all eUoearances s. dead as e stone.
Tbev we're then laid By in case or
box. In few hours some Of them
were boaptEg about, and before the
dsv was gone al, or nearly ali, OF
them had, - it were. been resuscitat-
ed"
The Nebraska City coal Oh must os
bad, for we. too, have spplied good
coal oil 10 thousands OF hOpPers'
thoroughly tested the matter, and
seen il tested and EaOlg that coal oil
xsure death = al 'hcPPsrs Il touches
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
Gents and Boys Stra. Hats,
in Fine and Common styles. at
lowest sew TOTk prices, al L.
LOWmaD's.

TIE auditor Of the B & NJ rail-
road company, representing the Ne
brsska Railway, called on our county
treasurer 2 few days sgo, and rendered
the taxes due on the Nebraska Rail
way, less three items OF tax, which
they refuse 70 pay That which the
company refused 70 pay was the school
bond tax, S54 4s; county railroad
bond tax. $50 o, and precinct railroad
bond tax, $3.50 The amount OF tax
assessed against the road is = 90.
p TIE treasurer. Of course, being gov
erned by the law, could not accept q
less amount than that assessed, and
refused 10 receive the s. .594 53 ten
Gered.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
Il. c. LETT

l. satisfied with his new location.
The reason il, he says the people are
giving him e large share OF their pat
ronage. All his goods are new aud
cheap.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
NEW xoRh nARKETS

NEW YORK. NAY :.
WHEAT-Duu and lower; No. Chicago
spring, $50.
RYE-Duu and lower; western sI.0OG LOS
CORN-Hesvy uugrsdsd western mixed,
66E7O; low mixed. .69c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

All kinds, and the best, OF Bran
dies, wines. gins. alcohols and whis-
kies, kept By Ted. Huddart, st Red
Store No. 4s. Opposite Sherman
House
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

S. A. Osborn has moved his law
ofico to No. 81 Main street, up stairs,
the room recently occupied by Dr.. c.
F. Stewart.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
Book Beer.

Joco5 Rousehkolb is prepared to
furnish you this eKhilarating bever-
age, pure aud fresh. Drop in and
sample it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

- We have had plenty OF Tain this
su-ing, and Dow the farmers want
some dry, warm. bright weather, 50
shat corn VIII grow.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

Judge P0nud has concluded not
% bold another term O. tie District
Csurt.in this county Until next No
VEN Der
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

Uncle Noses Conner has received
3 letter from his son Aaron, who ar
rived Ia the Black Hills country all
right after s tedious journey
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

- Eahe Elliott, Alexander hearus,
and ". = Clark. went ID 70 Omaha
on Monday 20 attend l. ;. Courr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
". U, NcCREERF

HISS Fresh Drugs, Wall Paper
school and Blank Books, Bird Cagssl
Paints. Glass, Oils, etc, at lower PTi-
ces than auy house iG BTovnviiie.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

The District Lodge OF Good Tenn
pIarz viii meet 81 Nemaha City on
Saturday next \ large attendance
r anticipated.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

A good :wo-hOled corr shelter,
with power or crank, as good as new
for sale or trade cheap.
EAWLEY & DOUGLAS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

Call and see the new safes and
childs' Dedsteads, bureaus, &c, at
HANNAFORDs
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

The Z. 2. railroad company re-
Gently paid into the treasury Of Buff
fsIO county taxes on the road, the
sun Of SI6. .e39. %.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

- one day last week fourteen car
Iosdz Of cattle were shipped from this
poiut on the Nebraska Pail Eay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

4 second hand wagon TO trade for s
COW. ABBOTT & EMERY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
ESTRAY NOTICF-

L Tsksn mp ~ Lsands- Lee. IN the town
Of ST Derutn. Nsmahs Coauty. Nebraska on
the 18th day % April. 81, ore dark iron
gray pOly mare. both hind fees and legs
white, pll1d IN left eye. white fkce. and abOu-
nine years old. No MARKS or brands
ADrii %. Isl. 44v5 LEANDER LEF
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
- Drink your Book Beer by Jake.

The brick work on Stroble' 5
building Is finished, and Stevenson &
Cross are putting on the tin roof.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

Bring your produce to
.NcPherS0U, and he JUill
6LGY IT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

Tim Nemaha Coal Company has
incorporated. See the notice OF in
corporation in this issue.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
PnhIishtrs, Nettees.

1c-L NrrrcEs. set as Ordinary reading matter,
z--- - charged ten cents PEI L-Ge. ssca --ze--on
80 En- display type. 6rsen-czrts a -ile.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
Ear Sale.

Feather bed and pillows, HeJC, ez-
tension table and set OF dining chairs,
cheap. Call st office Of
". 7. ROGERS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

- Wall paper ready trimmed. and
curtains the most beautiful, a. Nick
ellis drug and book store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
GRAND REDUCTION.
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK,
The finest display Of

The finest display Of
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, &C., &c,
Look at a few prices, and then
come and Judge for yourselves:
Standard Prints, Ga 8 c.
Z" Ginghams, IOdI21c.
q" Chevoit, Io@ IA Ic.
Gents All-Wool Cashmere Suits,
$500 per suit.
Come one and ALI, examine
and be convinced that we sell
goods cheap.
LOUIS LOWMAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
L NEVER

Have been able before TO get as nice
TEA as that bought Of H C. LETT
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

Honey Locut-hedge seed and Al
falfa Clover seed, by Hawley & Doug
lAz
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

All Wool Cashmere suits,
$500 per suit, at EOyymaE's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

The latest styles Of Ladies'
Dress Goods, al
L. LOWHAg'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

i Flour, sll the favorite brands Of
spring and fall wheat at Huddart's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
. 3 pounds Tea at NickeII's Tor 81.
- Books at NickelIs.

- Best Tea AZ NickeII's drug store, 3
pounds for 2 dollar.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

Butter, Eggs and Corn,
lUanted at AcPberSOH S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
LIVERPOOL uARKFT.

LIVERPOOL, May :
BREADSTUFFS- wheat ISsgI2s 4t
spring. Is Sd9I4s- Corn, ~.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

Made TO order and warranted, for 81
ass, at Lock " ood's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

Wall paper and curtains a. Nick
ellis drug store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
The RaEf.

Fresh sugar cured hams at Hud-
darts. o Main street.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
NaEnnS

Everything cheap andgoOd
at LOyTman's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
TINE CARDS.
Daily stage Line south.
Nebraska RAILWAY
BrownvIIIs B1ss Lia. to Phelps.

Leave R-ouuvfII 80 = r. 80 . IL. 50 , n
. rive = E-auuv.lr -.s n IL-g g. II. SO , z
3 N BAILEY. SUDerlute tenoent-
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
HI. c. LETT

Is receiving s large stock Of DIR UGS
and GROCERIES! Building across
the street from State Bank.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
THE BRowNVILLE MARKETS.

STREET KAREETPRODUCE
Corrected WEEKLY BY JOSEPH HCDDAZT.
DEALER IN GEGCEEIEs ANT PRODCCg-
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

Iron Iron
81 cent rates, st Lock wood 3.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
COTyTT OFFICERS.
CITY OFFICERS.
TOC4L N4TTERS.
- Bocb Beer by Jsbe.

- Beautiful weather.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

Misses and ChiIdFens' suits,
from SI95 TO $500, at Low
mans.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-05-10

= School Books at NiekeIps.