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Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

1t will be interesting TO the old
citizens of Brownville, and crafty
ing TO his numerous friends and we'll
wishers here, to know that our whil-
ON fellow citizen, 4. P. CogsweII is
proprietor of the Metropolitan Hotel
Eureka, Kansas. that he is a success
as a landlord, and of course is making
money. In the Eureka Ce1asoriaE we
find the following, which is very
complimentary:
"This hotel is now under the super.
vision Of Mr.. a. z. CogsweIl. We
quote the following complimentar V
notice from letter written from this
city by a correspondent TO the Kansas
City Journal Of Commerce:
a. p. COgswell, one of the most
successful landlords in the west. is
now proprietor of the Metropolitan ho-
tel
And here is what the Price CouruTt
of the same city thinks of our new
landl0r
The Metropolitan is the only first
GAa-S AptCA III LGtCA1s bul uDuCA NAAS
management of Mr.. 4. p. Cogswell
il is equal to any emergency likely to
arise. Mr.. G. understands his bHsi-
ness thoroughly and is a courteous
and ohliging gentleman
And this is the way the Leaven-
worth Times man dishes it up; he
says:
Mr.. Cogswell of the Metropolitan
I hotel, has one of the best houses in
| the State Of Kansas.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
4 Grand Lecture.

On next Tuesday evening, George
II. Roberts. Attorney General of Ne
braska, will deliver a lecture In Nc
PhersOn Hall, this city. His subject
will be Our DANGER. It is what
may be termed temperance lecture,
but will be treated from national,
municipal and individual stand
points, in q manner deep and expan-
sive, that will not fail to please and
instruct the audience. Gen. Roberts
has been styled 1.-THE silver tOngued
orator" and this is no misnomer, as
every one who ever heard him will
vOuch. On the rOstrum his style Is
the grace of the naturally and eduea-
tionally accomplished actOv, his fiery
words flow as if by inspiration, touch
ing the hearts and stirring the emo
tiOns of his auditors, overpOwering
with truth and reason all opposition
and Strengthening the army muster
ing under the banner which he so de-
family champions.
Gen. Roberts is now lecturing in
many places throughout the State,
and our State papers are enthusiastic
IN praise of his lectures and the good
being done through his instrumental
ity. His friends here knowing his
ability have secured the promise of
visit from nim and he having fixed,
Tuesday evening, April 9th as the
time, it is expected that Mcpherson
Hall will be crowded to its utmost Ca
pacity on that occasion.
In order TO pay expenses and to re-
munerate Gen. Roberts for leaving the
regular course of his Lecture field to
travel many miles to accommodate
this part of the country, a small ad-
mission fee will be charged. which
literary and temperance ladies and
gentlemen will cordially pay and not
think it a hardship.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
BUSINESS BREVITIES.

Sugar cured hams at Huddart's.
- Letter heads, bill heads, state
ments.
And still the work progresses on
the hotel.
Tongueless Cultivators, by Th' =.
Richards.
Tried and true; take it for a year
only s. CO.
/ 10000 bushels corn wanted by
HawIey & Douglas.
- Have You Saan the Hayworth
fence post and wire?
BrownviIle is the most prosper
Gus town on the Missouri.
For mems and boys ploE shoes,
go to Pat Cline's.
Oranges and Lemons, at Hnd-
darts, fresh and nice.
( - Choice line of Pocket and Table
Cutlery, at II. c. Let's.
- Nice stock of clocks, watches apd
jewelry, at Joseph Schulz.
Nice fitting drawers for gentle
men cut and made at Marshs.
- Robson keeps the boss pIow boot
and shoe, ana sells them cheap.
= New line cooking stoves, cheaper
than anybody, by Thos. Richards.
Money 70 loan on farms.
I. L. SCHICK.
- Hawley & Douglas have onion
sets and all kinds of Garden seeds.
Extra copieso Of THE ADVERTISER
can hereafter be had of 4. w. Nickel.
Immense stock of the best farm
implements. by sThos. Richards, the
Regulator.
- Corr sulkey plow the best and We
can prove it.
HAwLEY & DOUGLAS.
- The Iargesta and best selected stock
of boots and shoes in Nemaha county,
at Robson :.
- Fresh Drugs and School Books,
full supply always on hand at w. II.
McCreery's. 3Om3.
- For the best and cheapest line Of
hardware and farm implements, 90 to
Thos. Rich ards
The flower loving housewife is
now 0usiiy studying the rose cata-
lOgues and making out orders.
If you want nursery stock-any
kinds of fruit trees, shrubUeFy, roses,
evergreens. etc.-Furnas has the best
and cheapest.
- Wall paper, shades, travelling
baskets, bird cages, erOquet sets at re-
dueed prices, at MeCreery's drug and
book store. Aims
- Robson makes boots and shoes
a specially, and keeps everything in
his line, from a ran cack" to a stoCy
boot, so that he can fit from the high
to the low.
- Joseph L. Roy, undertaken, is
prepared to embaim bodies SO that
they will retain their color, making
il entirely unnecessary for the use OF
ice. He also has robes in stock.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
Report Of the Grand Jurors OF the
Condition Of the Jail.

{ To Hon. s. 3. POEnd. Judge Of the
Second judicial District. sitting "a
and FOR NenlGhG COsIHty
The Grand Jury duly emps1elled
and sworn. for The LIareh term, a.
d. 1873, for Nemaha county, Nebras-
ka, submit the following as their re-
port of the county jail Of Nemahs
County, tO-wit: We find the Jail IL
good repairs, kept clean and in good
order, the ventilation good, and as
thorough as possible for an under
ground Jail. But we would recon-
mend that an iron bedstead be fur
nished dy the County Commissioners
of Nemaha county, for the use OF the
cell I'm said Jail, and also that a new
floor be laid in the outer cell OF pass.
ageTay arocrd the cell in the middls
of said Jail. D. c. COLE,
T. J. HlTT, CLERK. Foreman
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Furnishsd ny Special Correspondents
for The Advertiser.


Bob IngersoI" is the text nov.
1t is thought the late snow has
not injured the peaches.
Rev. Hudson 2 expected to
preach IN the methodist church nexs
/ Sunday.
- Rev. Young, preached in ths
Methodist church last Sunday morn
ing. The discourse wss eharacteris-
tic of the man. A singular Balance
of the philosophical, moral and feTig-
ious. He mas been a learner in the
school OF Christ for fifty years. and q
ripe Scholar; and he is abcUt TO pass
to a higher school, and will no doabt
be received with honor and gladness
in the spirit world. May veal learn
our lessons as well. and at last meet
our Bro. Young, when one after an
other OF Us are gathered home. He IS
brother Of tire respected, talented.
and Iamented Isaac Young, q noted
Spiritualist who died about two years
age IN Lincoln.
London school commences next
Monday.
- Dr. Matthews has united with
the Congregation Of Christians here
He has been a member Of the Chris
tian church "a long time. and will be g
power in building up the church m
this place.
- Mrs. DR.. Mathews will be baptis-
ed next Sunday and take membership
with the Christians. She is an excel
lent lady. and will honor her profss-
sion.
- 3Ir. r. Kesterson will be buried
with the Christ in baptism next sun
day. The Master will have q faithful
worker in Mr.. Kestersor.
Elder Cartwright, we'll known ln
these parts has been holding a meet
ing here, and with his usual success
Six have been added to the church.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
Letter From Laramie CitTs

For the Nebraska Advertiser.
LARAMIE CITY. Wy, March is, rs
The storm spoken Of in your last
week : paper which passed over Wy
Oming, was one of the seyerest storms
| have ever witnessed it is sanction
ed by the oldest residents 10 be the Sc
verest storm since the settlement of
Territory. The butchers here lost
over one hundred head of sheep.
They were in sheds and the snow
drifted, filled the sheds and covered up
the sheep ten feet in depth. Cattle
have suffered some, but light, accord
ing TO the mum Der running al large as
they do in this country. Just before
the storm party Of five men started
out on hunt, they were caught in it
and all were frozen to death. Two Of
them had families; the other three
were young men; three Of them were
brought into the NJ. E. Church all at
one time, where the funeral service
took place, it was a sad sight. / was
at the funeral aud saw the men three
ministers ofIiciated. Baptist, Presby-
terian and Methodist. All trains on
the L. P. R. p. were snow-bOund for
a week Great praise is due to the Of
ficers of the company, they did az in
their power to keep the road open.
but it was i'm possible. All Is bright
again; the weather is fine and the
snow is disappearing, and all trains
are on time again. Times are dull,
and there Is but little work for any
one at present. The mountain lion
that killed 63 sheep in one night, for
some ranchmeu, about two months
ago, is the largest beast Of the kind
that l ever saw, it is worthy to be
called the forest king" it is stuffed
and sets on d large table at the r. r.
hotel at this place, at first sight one
would think it was alive.
Your old townsman, Paul Pascoe,
started tor Cheyenne on this morn
ing's train in company with a fair
yoGng damsel. l did not learn her
name. Presumption is that a we'd
ding is on hand if so, may happi-
ness, prosperity, and a long life be
theirs.
In conclusion, I would say TO all
if you wish a good round meal do not
forget TO call on Mr.. J. Rauschkolb's,
at Mr.. ROssell's old stand. You will
find Mrs. 2. a lady OF intelligence,
while honest Peter dishes up things
in the best Of style. Just call and get
a cup OF coffee once, and you will
want more the next tine you go to
BrOwnville, and you will get Il ST the
same table. Kind regards and good
wishes 10 all.
Yours with respect,
JOSEPH LOyELEss.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
Your Life Worth saving ,

Consumption has its origin in colds
and neglected coughs, that at first
are hardly noticed. We hear them
among our friends, every day. How
often they lead TO the grave, when a
simple remedy taken in time would
prevent suffering, broken health. and
save life. Browns Cough Bal
sam Is the most reliable lung healing
remedy OF the age. 1t promotes ex-
peetoration, and allays irritation of
the throat and bronchial tubes. eaus-
ing the lungs to throw of all unbeaI-
thy secretions, and removes the ten
dency to cough. Price, 30 cents per
bottle.
Public speakers and singers. and all
persons subject 10 hoarseness and
throat affections, find immediate and
permanent relief hy using Browns
Tar TrGches. . cts. per box.
AlIOf Browns Great Western REM
edies for sale by A. ". Nickel. Il. C..
Lett and w. H. MeCreery, Brown
vile, Neb. S7tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
BROWNS ADDITION TO BRowSvILLE.
LEWIS HILL,
J. J. MERCER
Com mittee.
Report adopted

Report adopted.
Petition of {. Muxloos, for liquor
license, laid over under the rule.
Bonds of 2. Fraker, VIM. Stevens
and w. II. Small were approved and
license granted.
Geo. Armstrong applied for a lease
of le7ee ground south of the depot.
Neb. Elevator Co. also asked for the
same privilege. On motion Messrs.
Mercer and Hill were appointed 8
committee to examine the premises,
draft leases and report at next meet
ing.
". T. Rogers, Treasurer, presented
his report for settlement which was
referred TO the finance committee.
An ordinance was presented regu-
lating the duties and compensation OF
Marshal, which was adopted.
Adjourned to Monday Sth inst.
J. B. DOCRER, Clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
DEATHS.

LORAECE-tn this cf.y. Friday. March q
So. little Zera Fine, son Of y IA. II. and Ma
. 81 torrance, OF wbO0ping cough, aged min.
months.
Aany hopes i9r telde- Zera.
Many hopes, with tender love.
Clustered round our own fair darling.
Gentle Zera, fairy dove:
-ut IN angel now hath csughth him.
And his smile we'll see no more
III beyond the rolling waters
ST We down upon the shore
Nov We hear the low. sweet ch .n-iur-
From across the rolling wave.
As we see the ivy twIning
Round the myrtle Ger his grave.
And as we linzsr by the waters.
Yes. We know that all is Ger.
And we hear our zeTa singing
Just beside the other shore.
Look we Ger the dIngy vista.
Where old time her censer syTfu-z.
And the angel winding slowly
IN ner life-bOat sweetiy sings.
And We know that our fair morning.
When the tides have ceased 70 roll.
We shall glide across the waters
While the Ginning death-beHs toU.
BEL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
Extra Fine Grape Vines.

George Furnas, Main street, has
just received a few hundred of the
finest rooted grape vines ever offered
in any market. Concord Martha.
tthe white Concord Hartford, the
earliest grapel, Cstsvba. Ives, and
Rogers hybrid, No. Is. They are
all superior varieties and superior
vines. Now is the time to get some
thing nice and cheap. Call at once,
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
Splendid Showing of Millinery.

Mrs. Cook at the old stand, foot of
College street, is now receiving from
time TO time a very excellent stock OF
the most fashionable and latest styles
OF all kinds of goods in her line. Hats
and trimmings for the same, and her
show case of Fancy Goods. are superb
and excel any display ever before
brought to this city. Her old custo-
mers, and, ell of city and country are
invited to call and examine her goods.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

Or motion J. E. Marsh & Bro. were
granted permit to build 3 veranda TO
building on the east side Of lot s in
block 3, not to exceed . feet wide.
The committee on petition of T. c.
Upton reported "a follows, tO-wit:
The committee recommend that
the City Council authorize the Mayor
to give quit claim deed for that por-
ton on south side of College street in
Browns Addition to Brownville on
the following named lots, according
to .he original survey Of Browns Adj
ditiOn TO BFOwnville:
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

The temperance people from Ne
maha, AspinwaIl. and the adjacent
country around BrowHville should
turn out next Tuesday evening, to
hear Gen. Roberts, 20 that he may
have d rUusiug house. as he emeTiis.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

- Do not neglect Cough or Cold.
FIIert's Extract of Tar and Wild
Cherry is a standard remedy, .and
will cure & cough in half the time re-
CURED bv ordinary remedies. In asth-
matte and bronchial affections, and all
throat and breast diseases, il Is truly
great medicine and has saved many
valuable lives. II never fails 10 give
satisfaction. Sold By 4. ". Nickel.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
Ever Blooming Roses.

Geo. Furnas has a few choice varie-
ties of ever-blOoming roses, hardy for
out door culture. also few climbing
roses-BaIt. Belle, Seven Sisters, Per
sian, Yellow, and White Ayrshire.
Call and get one before they are all
gone.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
Result of the City Election.

Tuesday was a damp disagreeable
day. There was no excitement over
the election, but in some quarters.
and with some persons, considerable
interest was felt. W. T. Rogers, Esq,
for Mayor, L. L. Hulburd, Esq, for
Police Judge, and J. B. Decker, for
Clerk, had no opposition. The fol-
lowing Is the result by wards:
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

- There is no earthly boon more
precious than good health. and il be-
comes its pOssessoT TO endeavor TO re-
tain il. IF YOU are assailed with such
provoking ills ss sick headaches, tor
pid liver, sour stomach and general
feeling Of WEAKNESS and disgust, don I
90 and commit suicide: bat take Eli
ert's Day light Liver Pills and he cur
ed. Sold by :. y. Nickel.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

- Admission tickets to Gen. Ros-
erts lecture are Oh sale by DoIen, at Me-
Pherson's store, Wills. L. Majors at
the Clerks Office aud AT Nickelps
drug store. Price Of tickets . cents,
children under - years ten cents. No
extra charge for reserved seats
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
a AOO Acre Pasture.

I have a welI-fenced 400 acre pasture
near Nemaha City, with good grass,
water and timber. which I have fixed
mp for the purpose of pasturing hors-
es. Any person having horses they
wish pastured and well cared for,
will do we'll 10 call on me at Nemaha
City. RAYBURN ELLIOTT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

Uncle Sans Harness Oil is supe-
riOr to any other preparation ever
made. for oiling leather and harness, ,it
will make the oldest leather soft and
pliable as when new and put on a
good finish. Sold by all Harness
Makers and dealers in leather.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
HEERCER s CE0EER

Have put gp emery aud polishing
wheels for polishing pI0ws, cultiva-
tors, shovels and planter run
ners. We are prepared TO do the
finest kind OF pIow work. Every
thing IN our line of work warranted.
y. B.-We keep on hani single
trees. double trees. neck yOkes. cIev-
ises, &c, at L. /. LockwOod's old
stand.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

DR.. Winohell's teethiDg syrup is
a safe and sure remedy for DiarrhCea,
Dysentery and childFens com plants
generally; it should be in every house
where there are children, mothers
give Ii trial; il has been a blezsing ?
to thousands. Sold by a. W. NickeII
at . cents per bottle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

- We made a brief visit the other
day to the splendid fruit farm Of ex-
Gov. Furmas, and found the Gov. in
striped overalls an buckskin jacket
it was quite a cool daylight into
business, doing - thousand things ~
a minute q" We were pleased to find
him in excellent hope Of magnificent
reward for his labors. If there l. any
trusting signs" and the appearance
Of things he will not be disappointed.
1t was a beautiful sight, those thou
sands and thousands of fruit trees OF
all varieties. in full bloom. The Gov.
has put out over 40 600 gratis and
grape cuttings this spring, and If the
seasons are at all auspiciOus he will
harvest not less than 10000 bushels ot
fruit.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

- Doc PTeSson. who published q
paper al Tecumseh just prior to estab-
lishmenr Of the CHieftai's, Is now in
Jail at KeokUk. Iowa, for forging
names to pension papers it was be-
lisved in Tecumseu that sne Office OF
the Gazette. which was burned, was
fired by Pres=0u- After he left Ie-
cumseh ne preached for the NJ. E.
church awhile and had a circuit up
the river in Nebraska somewhere,
but was 'shutup" by the church for
some meanness. The Doe. l. a very
bad egg. sure.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

- Elder Cartwright, of the Chris
tian Church, has been holding u series
of meetings in London for the past
week, during which time seven i'm
mersions have taken place
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

The County Commissioners Of
Board of Equalization commencing Oh
tie third Monday OF April, aud con-
tinuiug three days. All persons feel
ing aggrieved 10y The assessors should
appear and their complaints will be
heard, and the County Commission
ers earnestly request all tax payers to
see that their assessment Is properly
returned. J. II. PEERY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
Yours with respect,
JOSEPH LOyELESS.

- Distempers, Coughs, Colds. Few
ers and most of the diseases which
horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, and poul-
try are subject too are readily over
come and cured by Uncle Sans Con-
dition Powder according to the plain
directions. Sold by &. ". NicksH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
4 CARD.

To al who are suffering from the errors
ana indiscrstloas Of youth. DervouS veal
ness, early decay. loss Of manbood. .sr ?
VIZ send q recipe that viii cure yOU. FREE
Ot CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered Dy a missionary in south America
send a sel1-addrssse6 envelope 70 M Rev.
Joseph T Inman; Station D, Bible House
New York City. rovr
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

For Ladies, Misses. Men 5 and Boys
boots and shoes. Full stock Of all
styles and sizes.
- Three new lots of stoves just ar
rived for ~teveuson q Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

Ed. James ConBoFan will preach
in the Christian Church, this city,
next Sunday. All are invited seats
free.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

We had quite q snow storm last
Friday, and frost Saturday morning,
bat il was light, and did no damage
10 the fruit buds.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
Blacksmith.

4 good workman and reasonable
charges. HeImer's old stand a6join-
ing brick block.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

- Hon. T W. Upton viii lecture
in the NJ Z Church at Highland,
Saturday evening, 6rh inst.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

Every temperance gentleman and
a, ladyin the country should hear Gen.
Roberts next Tues iay evening.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
F4P1TFPC

j. L. NcGee g. Bro. JCiU sell
yOJt Groceries cheaper than
ann house IN BFOZCBUiILe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

At the recent teachers cOnven-
ton at Lincoln about 200 school teach
ers were present.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

60 TO Pat CliUe's, for he always has
on hand the best brands OF French
calf and Kip leather.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
Corn Planters!

keystone, Union, Deere's, Western
and others, the best in the market. by
STEVENSON & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
Proceedings Of the City Council.

April l, 1873.
Council met. Present, Mayor Stull
and Councilmeu Hill, Mercer, Body,
Judsins, Neidhart and Richards.
Minutes read and approved.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

Prof. Ell. Lippit Will have some
good vocal music. for the occasion Of
Gen. Roberts lecture.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

a special communication Of Ne
mana Valley Lodge. No. 4. T. & 4.
N. l. hereby called for Friday even
ing April l2rh. for the purpose Of re-
ceiving an official visit from the Gus
roJian Of this District, ny order Of the
- r. ". G.. NJ \ full attendance l.
desired, "a matters Of interest and i'm
- portauce will be considered. By or
der ". VI. & T. SOUDER,
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

= The best and cheapest plows for
sale and WILSON be sold by Stevenson
& Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
L.4DTEN

u. L. HcGee d Bro. hare
the best and cheapest stock
Of FaBcy goods IN torn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

Has i'm connection with the black
smIthiHg department Of Mercer Il
Clover. q wagon and wood work shop.
A AlsO on hand a full and complete
stock Of wagon and carriage wood
work, p!Ow beams handles, &c, and
everything needed in the c0nstruc-
tion and repairing OF all kinds of
wood work. All work warranted.
Rem+m ber the place-L. G. Lock
wood : old stand.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

Call at B. Stroble's Bakery and
Variety Store, He'll save you
money,
13 pounds nice BFOJCH
Sugar for 81, at yNcG8e &
Pp0'c
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
e. G. LETT'S
NEW DEPARTURE! I!

And all other goods at corresponding
prices. Don't be bIuffed by others
saying that he don't do it; go see,
save money for yourself, and do your
duty TO your family.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
WALL PAPER

And Window Shades. of every pat
tern aud style at Nickell's Drug and
Book Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
EARHFRS

See the HeJC PLOlC Boot at
HcGee d. Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
LEAD AND OIL

20 yards good Prints for
81. at 4 cGee q. Bros.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
EnIn PAT EIinPs

Large variety Teas at cost. at B.
StrOble IS Bakery and Variety store,
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
III. G. LETT

heeps a full aud complete line Of
DRUGS and GROCERIES.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
gRWHAEsS
4 ETTT LINE

Stock is now complete. Call, exam
inc and get prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

- Try Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone
Liniment for rheumatism, Sprain,
Bruises &c. Sold by a. W. Nickel e.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
Harness and Saddles.

Have sold several orders already and
more coming.
STEVENSON & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
MYSTERIOUS,
Il e LETT

How cheap paints and oils are a.
Nickell's Drug and Book Store.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

Our DANGER''-What sit? Go
hear Gen. Roberts.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04

Has Just received a full line of fine
soap, and perfumery in bottles or bulk
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-04-04
For Home Made Boots s shoes.

Furniture has come and l. selling
low. STEVENSON & Cross.