Nebraska advertiser., 1878-06-13
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- Raspberrles are ripening.
- Graham Flour, at Huddart's.
- Cigars. by Stevenson & Cross.
- Harness and saddles at Bauer's
- Cash paid for butter at Huddart's
= Churns and fish, by Stevenson 4
Cross.
Alexis Alligator shoes, at Robi,
sons.
Full line of sample piece goods al
Marsh's.
Aren't we having g little toe
much rain.
= Paints, oils and glass, by Steven
son & Cross.
Read all the new advertisements
in this issue.
Everything in the family grocery
line at Huddart's.
B. Stroble has added an awning
to his city bakery.
Harness, saddles and whips, by
Stevenson & Cross.
Fix up your old churches. Let
your light so shine, &c.
New potatoes, 60 cents per bush
el, by Stevenson & Gross.
Jacob Marohn is making the mob
biest suits of clothes in the State.
= Nuts, candy, raisins, oranges and
lemons, by Stevenson & Cross.
Sewing of all kinds. neatly and
chaply done, by Misses Flora & Wilson
- Big stock of furniture and pic
lures just arrived for Stevenson &
Cross.
- Read the double-column adver-
tisement of 1.-The American Fruit
Drier."
IS. a. Osborn is now occupying
the Judge Church property, on.At-
lantic street.
- 800 acres choice land for sale in
south west corner Nemaha county, by
Stevenson & Cross.
- Remember the sale to-day, at the
old Furnas farm. A free lunch will
be spread for those present.
- Money to loan in sums of 5000 to
$500, on two and three years time.
Apply to William H. Hoover.
j. J. Mercer is putting up a build
ing on the corner of College and End
streets, 10 be used as a blacksmith
shop.
Albert Smith, tonsorial artist, has
made his shop more attractive by the
addition of new and handsome wall
paper.
- Thos. Richards has a new adver-
tisement in this issue, offering the J.
I. Case, Aultman & Taylor, and Can
ton Sweepstakes Threshers for sale.
- Circuses and menageries draw a
crowd for one day, but the crowded
streets of Brownville every day are
largely due to the large stock of goods
and low prices of Stevenson & Cross.
= B. F. Souder presents the readers
of THE ADVERTISER with a new ad-
vertisement this week. He is selling
the Centennial Buggy Top. Read
the advertisement and learn it merits
and price.
- Glory all around the sky for the
Mccormick Binder this season. Nu-
merous field trials and against all
others, and ahead every time. Rob
ert Teare has the papers. Call and
see them.
Not much change in the Brown
willie markets this weeks. Hogs have
zoe; corn is little off; and
sugars, from light brown to coffee a,
are down. For correct quotations see
market reports.
- The Marsh No. 4, reaper and
mower, is proving to be legal ten
der. All like it that see ii. 1t shows
economy at first sight. The machine
is exhibited on the street every Satur-
day afternoon. TED HUDDART, Agt. |
- Thirty farmers, who were pres
ent at the Highland self-binder trial, |
deny the Mccormick statements, and |
say that the Marsh and Osborne both !
done better and cleaner work "bind- /
ing twice around while the McCOr-
mick laid up for repairs"
- Capt. Bailey, the stock dealer of |
southeastern Nebraska. will ship Fri 1
day morning twelve cars of cattle and |
hogs. As he pays a little more for
stock than is paid at any of the neigh
boring towns, he handles more than |
any one shipper, and can afford to do |
it on little less margin.
If any man doubts the McCor- !
mick being the best, most durable, |
and simplest in construction of any
harvester and binder ever made, his |
doubts will be removed if he will not
give his orders for any machine until |
he sees them all work in grain. And |
you will have an opportunity in time
to buy before harvest.
ROBERT TEARE. gent.
- Stevenson & Cross are selling a /
few goods, such as hardware, stoves, |
tinware, groceries, queensware, wood
glassware, silverware, nails, |
iron, wagon timber, fish, harness. sad
dies, whips. cigars, pumps, flower
pots, furniture. pictures, carpets, seeds. |
paints. oils, glass. fruit, plows, thresh-
ers, school furniture, shelters. horse
shoes, lace curtains, and several hun
dred articles too numerous to mention.
To the Profession.
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