Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
SANDWICHED.
p April showers.

/ = Sandwiches" are popular.
Easter Sunday 2lst of April.
- Graham Flour, at Huddart's.
Envelopes; do you want any?
Cash paid for butter at Huddart's
- Full line of sample piece goods at
Marsh's.
- Apples, cooking and eating, at
Huddart's.
- Salmon. Mackerel and Whitefish
at II. c. Lett's.
- Handmade harness st Bauer's,
cheap for cash.
Everything in the family grocery
line at Huddart's.
Horse and jack bills, neat and
cheap, at this office.
- The red ribbon movement has
reached BrownvilIe
- Call into Judge Hulburd's Office
and see that fence post.
-Nemaha Is acknowledged the
banner fruit county of Nebraska.
- Farmers, buy your agricultural
implements Of Stevenson & Cross.
Farmers, buy Deere's Sulky
Plow, the best in the market, by
Stevenson & Cross.
- Extra copies of THE ADvERTIsE
for sale by 4. w. Nickel, druggist
bookseller and statiouer.
The city treasurer has collected
twice as much tax this year as he did
last. Times are getting better.
- Can any member of the city
council give a good reason for cutting
down the salary Of the marshal?
We have turned out some very
handsome horse programmes the past
week, filling one order from Kansas.
- There ought 20 De one thousand
copies of The ADVERTISER circulated
weekly throughout the Eastern States.
Hannaford wants to rent the place
where he is now living, adjoining
town. Good pasture, wood and water
- DR.. g. H. Collins, dentist, will
return from Blair about May 1st, and
will remain permanently thereafter.
- Capt. Bailey informs US that
eighteen ears of cattle will be shipped
from this market tomorrow and next
day.
- On Saturday morning last Body
sold out catfish which weighed IO4
pounds. 1t was caught by a Mr..
Tanner.
Capt Judkins has added Rand
somely painted door and window
shutters to his dwelling on Second
and Nemaha streets
- Hackney, when east, purchased
a bankrupt stock of Dry Goods and
Clothing, and Is Offering cheaper bar
gains than anybody.
- Peony roots, Perennial Phlox,
Rhubarb, Currants, Black berry and
Strawberry plants can De had % r. w.
Furnas. BrOwnville,
Quincy commercial men are how
ering around BrOwnville in anticipa-
tion of tLe early completion of the
Q. NJ. < P. to this city.
- Lost, Thursday afternoon, March
18th, a gold watch key and heart.
The finder will be rewarded by re-
turning It to Eddie Gibson.
See II. c. Let's new departure.
Never talk about buying goods away
from home when you can get them at
prices set forth in his price list.
On Tuesday night last Mr.. Weis-
enrider, of Aspinwall- had set of
double harness stolen out OF his sta
ble. The stable was locked, but the
thief entered through a small win
dow. No suspicion as to who it was
- Ted Huddart intends to retire
from the saloon business May l, IS7S, I
and wishes all delinquents to call and
settle their accounts. Those too poor
to pay will receive their bills gratuit-
eusly. Come in, plead poverty, smoke
a good cigar, and quit even.
The farewell party given Miss
Fannie Arnold by Mrs. Ted Huddart
Friday evening last, was a very en-
jOyable occasion. The "Blakes" and
the band were there, and, as Mrs.
Huddart has a fine piano, music
flowed freely. Ted and his guild wife,
in their costumes as Farmer and Dame
Ashfeld, left nothing Undone OF their
part to render the evening agreeable.
At late hour the invited guests re-
luetantly departed for their homes,
each wishing Miss Fannie a safe
journey, a pleasant time while pursu-
ing her musical studies, and speedy
return TO her home and friend.
- The temperance people Of this
city, tiring Of waiting for Finch, have
started a red ribbon movement /
themselves. Mcpherson Hall was Sc
cured, pledge cards printed. ribbon
bought, and an announcement made |
that on Monday evening Elder
Cartwright would deliver a lecture. (
The Hall was well filed With citizens
of both town and country, and con-
siderable interest vas manifested.
quite number dOnning the ribbon.
The meeting then requested Rev.
Wilson to lecture on Tuesday evening
and Rev. Dye on Wednesday even
ing. The audience was large Tuesday
evening, and the speaker advanced
some good, sound, practical ideas,
which were we'll racaived