Nebraska advertiser., 1878-05-16
BUSINESS BREYITIES.

- Still cool.
Warm Heather's comm.
See National Bank Statement.
Stevenson & Cross for low prices.
Sugar cured hams at Huddart's.
- Read that "Open Letter" In this
paper.
= Croquet sets cheap, by Stevenson
& Cross.
Ladies' ane shoes for 81, at Rob
ison's.
Col. S. NJ. Rich is remodeling his
residence.
New stock of mems fine shoes at
Robison's.
All the choice brands of -four at
Huddart's.
Eight cars stock were shipped
this week.
Health and pleasure at Nickell's
soda fountain.
Fire made it more comfortable
the past week.
Money to loan on farms. Apply
to T. L. Schiek.
whitefish and Mackerel, by the
kit, at Huddart's.
Bird Cages. big stock cheap,
Stevenson & Cross.
The city council has appointed
John Love chief of police.
20, 900 bushels corn wanted by
Hawley & Douglas.
Genuine silver plated ware cheap,
by Stevenson & Cross.
Oranges and Lemons, at Hud-
darts, fresh and piee.
- Choice line of Pocket and Table
Cutlery, at H. c. Let's.
- Nice stock of clocks, watches and
jewelry, at Joseph Schultz.
"A good work horse for sale. En-
quire of George Armstrong.
Furniture repaired and pictures
framed, by Stevenson & Cross.
Don't fail TO stop in and price the
drugs and groceries of II. c. Lett.
= Cottage colors; most beautiful
shades, ready mixed, at Nickell's.
- Smith Thompson has rented a
half interest in the Homewood Mill.
Extra copies of THE ADVERTISER
can hereafter be had of A. w. Nickel.
= Stevenson & Cross will sell Gro
ceries as cheap as any house in Brown
vile.
- Don't read that "Closed Letter"
but read the open Letter" in this
paper.
- The local page of the st. Joseph
Herald is devoted mostly to sdver-
tisements.
- $4,000 Sweet Potatce Plants at
Rossell's Ready from May lst to
June 10th.
- Farmers, do not delay in giving
orders for Walter A. Wood harvester
and binder.
= The immense rush at the closing
out sale of the stock of Theo. Hill &
Co. still continues.
Judge Mckinney drove in yes
terday morning a car load of nice
three-year old steers.
- Elder R. A. Hawley will preach
at the Christian Church Sunday mex,
morning and evening.
sample Walter A. Wood harves-
ter and binder is now on exhibition at
Thos. Richards. the Regulator.
The Brownville Bus Line has
a new time card in this paper. Read
and govern yourself accordingly.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. E.
Church Sunday the 18th inst. Rev.
Davis will be present. Public invited.
R. S. Hannaford says there is no
middle-man between him and the fac
tory. Go and see him. How are you
superior!
- Wall paper, shades. travelling
baskets, bird cages. croquet sets at re-
duced prices, at McCreery's drug and
book store. Aims
DR.. Collins. Dentist. has returned
and can be found at his office two
blocks west of the Union Hotel at
all hours.
Big reduction in prices of teas.
a new stock at new prices. Call and
get a sample at Nickell's; it will cost
you nothing.
- Coal oil cook stove, non-explOs-
i've, trimmed, for So Cook meal
in twenty minutes for an ordinary
family. Call and see, at Stevenson &
Cross.
j. g. Bousfield, superintendent of
the Transfer Co., informs US that the
passenger tariff on the K. C. & G. B.
road has been reduced from to 3cts.
per mile.
- Teachers, don't you believe IT.?
Call and see if f. NJ. Lippitt cannot
sell you musical instructors just as
cheap as you can get them by sending
away for them.
In another column will be found
a special dispatch to the st. Louis
GIobe-Denlocrdt about a grand field
trial of self-binders. in which the Nc
Cormick won the victory.
- Joseph L. Roy, undertaken, is
prepared to embalm bodies sc that
they will retain their color, making
it entirely unnecessary for the use of
ice. He also has robes in stock.
= Oranges and lemcns, by Steven
son & Cross.
= Mr.. Aquilla Neal, living near Pc
~, lost his barn, three horses, all his