Nebraska advertiser., 1878-05-02
SANDWICHED.
Shower Tuesday.

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- Full line of sample piece goods at
Marsh's.
When will we have a strawberry
festival?
Have you been in the State thir-
teen years?
Isn't that the "boss" sheriff 5
sale for length.
- All wet signs fail in dry weather.
No rain Sunday.
- Handmade harness at Bsuer's,
cheap for cash.
Everything in the family grocery
I line at Huddart's.
= Not much need Of the street
sprinkler Tuesday.
- Harness, saddles and whips, by
Stevenson & Cross.
Nemaha County Fair 18th, 18th,
and Goth of September.
Snipe on toast, is the way Joe.
O'Pelt uses his boarders.
- We have had the telephone, now
bring along the phonegraph.
- Flower pots. al sizes and styles,
cheap, by Stevenson & Cross.
- Joe. Schultz certainly has some of
the finest clocks we ever saw.
- Capt. Bailey is now occupying
his new residence on Main street.
The acreage of small grain is one
hundred per cent. greater than last
year.
- The river has been on a five-foOt
high. It is falling little, and so are
the banks.
- Call and see the best harvester
and binder made, at Thos Richards,
the Regulator.
e. NJ. Lippitt can furnish you
all the CurricuIums you want, by
calling at his house.
- Sheriff Black is now living in the
John Colhapp residence, corner At
lantic and Fourth streets.
= That wasn't much of fire at the
Hall Thursday evening, yet number
Of ladies were badly scared.
Extra copies of THE ADVERTISER
for sale by A. W. Nickel, druggist
bookseller and stationer.
Thirteen years residence in the
State entities you to membership in
the Old Settlers Association.
- Asbestos lamp burner; no wick
to trim or buy no chimney to clean ;
nOn-explosive; by Stevenson & Cross.
j. B. Decker ss renOdeling hts
dwelling on Second street. That bay
window will add greatly to its appear
ance.
- One of the docks used by the
Transfer Company was sunk at the
landing last week by the csving of
the river banks.
- New stock of buggy and team
whips, lashes, and stocks; best and
cheapest in town; at SOuder's the
horse clotheir.
- According to bylaws Thomas B.
Edwards is president Of the Old Set
tiers Association, he being the oldest
resident of the county.
- For neck-yokes, single and
double trees, or anything connected
with q wagon-wOod or iron-eaIl at
Clover's shop, BrOwnviIle.
- The red ribbon club OF this city
will meet st the Baptist Church Mon
day evening, May 9Th. Business of
importance, and members urgently
requested to be present.
- Send in the names of the newly
elected officers of the various temper
ance organizations throughout the
county, that We may make the neces-
sary corrections in our lodge directory.
- Corn is quoted at l4GI6e by the
Teeumseh ChieftdiH of April 9th /;
the Lincoln State Journal of the 2sth
says T. W. Lowery is paying % cents
for corn; BrOwnville dealers are pay
ing D cents. Liberal buyers aud live
competition make good prices for the
farmer. Bring your corn to Brown
vile and get p cents.
Lewis Fisher, president OF the
Nemahs Coal Co., advertises in to-
day = paper for sealed proposals for the
drilling of a hole 500 feet in depth.
We are glad to see that the company
are not discouraged; but that they in
tend to prospect I'll there is a Ger
tainty that coal does, or does not, ex-
ist in that neighbOrhOOd. This is g
matter in which the whole county is
interested, and the company should
receive financial aid from all.
In our market report today il
will be seen that good to-ehoice steers
are a little better; that hogs remain
firm Notwithstanding depression and
falling eff in Chicago and that ear
corn has advanced one cent over last
weeks quotation, while shelled re-
maiued firm during the week at D
cents, although out On the skirmish
line We bear of a few lots selling as
high as 264c. Thirteen cars OF stock
were shipped yesterday and four this
morning.
- The Prairie Farmer advises IF
you have a I, 600 pound mare, active,
of good height, sound in bone and
wind, breed her to large handsome
horse, with as much thorough blood
in him as possible.
The District Lodge I.O.G.T. will
meet at FairvieT on Saturday the
IIth inst.