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Smyrna times., 1878-10-09

Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head, Female
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhea, arising
from internal liberation, and Uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood.
This Sarsaparillais is combination of
vegetable alternatives - Stillingia, Man.
drake, Yellow Dock with the Iodides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the most
efficacious medicine yet known for
the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are so skilfully COM
bined, that the full Alternative effect of
each is assured, and while it is so mild
as to be harmless even to children, it is
still so effectual as to purge out from the
system those impurities and corruptions
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun-
try repose in it, prove their experience
of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
accumulated, and are constantly being
received, and as many of these cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence of the superiority of this Sar-
saparilla over every other Alternative
medicine. So generally is its superb
ority to any other medicine known, that
we need do no more than to assure the
public that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. C. AVER & co., Lowell Mass,
Practical and analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24
LONDON ITEMS.

Love the Lord thy God with al
thy heart. mind and strength, and
thy neigh5or as thy self, for this is al
the law and the prophets"
Amos BAross is finishing up his
new house, and intends TO occupy it
soon.
Repairs are about completed in
/ the Christian meeting house
Thomas and Willie Miles are
down il Missouri visiting friends
/ there.
= Mr.. John Fiekers went 20 Fair
bury last week to visit his daughters.
He took with him 4 hue present OF
apples for them
Rev. Beggs has bid farewell 10
London, and started for his appoint
ment fifty miles west of Lincoln.
John Hikes Is now delivering
fruit trees.
= The people of London have gone
into an organization 70 protect them
selves against horse thieves.
One Of the candidates for Office,
who has got his name on the wrong
ticket, said be watched the Issue OF
last weeks ADVERTISER with fear
and trembling" expecting "a Storm
Of reproach from London" Alas
alas!! We are too much g-ieved 70
seOld. We could sit rs down and
weep 20 see our respected and vener-
able friend where he is, politically.
We would have been glad 10 work for
his election, but ne is on the wrong
ticket.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24
BUSINESS BREYITIES.

= Business l. good
- Oatmeal at Il. c. Lett's-
Ague Cure. at MeCreery's.
= Stevenson & Cross for low prices
+ - Full line of sample piecagooGa a
Marsh :.
T Drugs, Fresh and pure, at Ne,
Creeryis.
Ii pays to advertise IN The AD-
( vERTIsER.
Money 70 loan on farms Apply
to T. L. Sehick.
- More Queensware and Furniture
for Stevenson & Cross.
We have just rzneived another
large 5ilI Of paper. Bring ia your
fob work.
New corn will be taken on sub
sc=iption. at 20 cents per busheI.
Tin Shop and Furniture repaired.
STEVENSON & Cross.
- Nice stock of clocks. watches and
iewelry, at Joseph Schultz.
- For nice. neat JOB Of printing
call 7u TRE ADVERTISER Office.
Nebraska Wagon S65. and war
ranted. STEVENSON & Cross.
TIE OId reliable ADvERTIsER has
a larger circulation than any paper in
the eaua,y.
Hay knives, Corn knives, Butch
er knives and Pocket knives.
STEVENSON & Cross.
Extra copies Of TIE ADvEETIsE
for sale by A W. Nickel, druggist
bookseller and statiOHer.
The Chicago Lumber Co. will
put q first class Lumber yard at Ne
mahs City.
Wall Paper and WiDd0w shades
at the Drug and Book store Of W. H.
McCreery-
- DR.. Collins. Dentist, VAL arrive
at home on the 18th. and will De
pleased to see his friends and patrons
soon after as they please
Hardware. Tiuware, QueensvaEs,
Stoueware, SiIyerwaEe.
ana WoodenWaTe.
STEVENSON = CROSS
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24

- Do the people of this c0UEEy. Re
. publieans. Democrats, and al, f0rgst
/ tue eursings bestowed upon Church
Howe for his effort, IN The extra ses-
sion OF the Legislature called Decem-
ber 1876 10 canvass the Presidential
vote? Do they forget that protest Of
his, which had il been adopted would
have disfranchised the State &C Ne
braska2 The law provided that he
Legislature should canvass the votes
for president The Governor il. aeeor-
dance with that law called the old
legislature together 70 canvass the
vOte-the new legislature would not
be, and could not be, an official body
for a month 20 come, when it would
be too late 10 canvass the vote, and
make the return according TO Con
gressiOnal law when behold. the
Hon. Church Howe, Senator from
Nemaha, sOlemnIy arose IN his place
IN the Legislative cham Der and read 8
protest against eanvassing the vote.
For what purpose he did this. God,
and perhaps Church Howe and sam
my TiIdeu, only knows. He CID this
We all know, why he did it-vhy ne
made al effort 70 thwart the will Of
the people and throw his State out OF
the final national eanvass-we leave
Cor our readers TO do their own guess
ing. There Il Ole thing We all know,
which Is, that Mr.. Howe never acts
with0as same Object-s0ms deep laid
scheme IN view, and 2 legitimate
question il, was that move for your
good, his eOunty's good. or solely IN
the interest OF Mr- HOwe2 Ths ans
wer Is plainly suggested-is certainly
would have been no glory to our State
TO have been disfranchised IN the eIee-
toral count, which would have given
the Presidency to Mr.. TiIden. The
vote toF the adoption of Mr.. Howe's
curious protest il an important part OF
the proceedings and worthy Of record
-Lh~. H0zgs and The ssUsB Democrats
present rOted for e. and that was al.
Every Republican Legislator voted
nay"
Now just two simple questions:
Is not Mr.. Howe, take him up one
side and down the other, entirely too
smart to continue longer IS legisIa-
sor2 Has he not been weighed IL the
balance and found wanting? On the
9Th prox- the people, by two hundred
majority will answer yes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24
LOCAL PERSONALS.

-H.C. Lett Is az Lincoln attend
ing Supreme Court
Williams & Seemsn are building
a butcher shop on Main street oppo
site the post Office.
F. T. Ransom, Esq, Nebrask'
city was in the city Wednesday anc
gave - pleasant call
We understand the soeiable a
Mrs. HandIeys. Tuesday evening, wa'
a very enjoyable affair.
Ino. L. Carson, president Of the
First National Bank, returned lsst
week from : business visit TO his old
home in Pennsylvania.
VIM. E Hill, last week, PUrehas-
ed, al the Chicago Lumber Yard, 8
large bill of material for a grain ele-
vator at Nemaha City.
u. : Marshal Daily registered at
the Marsh House Friday evening.
There will be a term Of the [. >
court a. Omaha. in November.
=. E Johnson & Co. have purch-
ased, OF the Chicago Lumber Co., a
canpIete bill OF lumber for q large
barn on their farm west of the city.
Born 10 Wm. 4. and Elizabeth
Wood, this city, o. Friday night the
18th inst, 9 son. DR.. Stewart offic-
lated, and mother and child are doing
well.
Max, your article Is q gcad one,
and zeare sorry our press CT matter
and the lateness of its reception com
pels Us TO defer its publication until
next week.
". T. Rogers has purchased the
building on sog:hegzt corner Of Main
and Second streets, where Bauer has
his harness sh0p-and i putting a
basement room under it, with other
improvements.
p. c. Berger having purchased
Of DR.. Holiday the building uext
door east o. Body Bros market house,
is making it new inside preparatory to
removing his saloon into It, We Uu-
derstand that Mr. Small will open q
new saloon where Berger now Is.
Arthur Walsh, OF BrOwuviIIe,
wss in the city this week. He WAS
summoned ta attend the funeral of
frankie Walsh, his nephew.-Runl-
JCidt SsH5jECL
Frankie was the son ofL- 7. Walsh,
formerly Of this city.
- Col. Tom. Majors, candidate for
Cuugress, and other Republican
speak5-s, have been speaking in the
western part Of the State during the
past ten days. Friday this week they
viii be in Omaha, saturday IL Ne
1ra~Ea city, and on Monday, 18th, ia
Fails City. We presume soon after
The Falls City appointment Is filed
Col Majors will come home 20 wind
Up the campaign,
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24
HARNESS !: l. l.: ;s:;s e: g;
Go to J. Il. BAUER s.
Go to
SHERIDAN ITEMS.

- Fire, FireII Fire!!l Look
out for prairie fires, they are ge thing
10 be quite fashionable.
= No school in Sheridan and there
are scholars enough for Two or three
schools.
- That man that complains Of the
uniustness OF the law that protects
uHeuItivated land and growls because
one m-u's cattle cannot Craze on an
other mans land calls himself Fair
view, and We fail to see the fairness
of any such view.
Rev. Presson has been returned
TO Sheridan for aaatASr year.
- Mark the Contrast. DR.. J. F.
Neal Is not 4 politician, bulIGOzer, Of
dce seeker, etc, but Is a man who is
fully capable for the position Of State
Senator. Let the people Of Nemsha
County who have 50 often denounced
politicians decide v ho shall be elect
ed.
The people OF Sheridan are ex-
pectiug q big revival next Monday
night. The candidates on the Rspub-
liean county ticket and several OF the
State nominees viii be present and
deliver addresses.
WesIy Duudas VIII sell you
clothing, boots and shoes cheaperthan
any other man in the county snd has
the largest EeE STOCK % select from
- Some folks advertise GunpOwder
tea for S1-2D and seem 10 think that
Is cheap, Wesley Dundas defies any
body to produce better than he sells
a 90 cents.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24
LoEgman'sS goods have all an
rived Cali and see before pur-
chasing.
THE NEW PARTY

Just arrived from tbe East aud the
"OLd settlers" IN the West. fud that
the old Eastern medicines do not re-
iieve the diseases Ineident 20 this new
Western climate. Fhe verdict Cf every
family using Browns Fegsfa bic
Liver Pills i tHat they have no
equal for relieving sonstFpsft sIck
headache aui biIinU-ue-s. and that
Eureka AZue Pills HsEsr fail 20
cure tt6 c1liiss ~ iseu faH-n - directed
Browns CeRsh BaIsam for
coughs, colds, and lung affections.
contains 40 supplying nP!S:z-. bur
relieves Oy soothing tie irrirsreL
parts, and producing easy, gentle sx-
pectOTatiOn.
RrOWnS Tar TTOGhes- are iR-
valuable 10 public speakers and sing
ers, and al afflicted with sore throat
and hOsrseHess-
BrOEn-s krnEca SaIFe stands
without rival for removing iufiams-
ton and healing old sores, ulcers and
fr0st-bits
SarsapariRia- DandeIiOn aa6
f0dioe Of Potassium, Is tas king
OF remedies for blood, liver and skin
diseases.
For sale ny A W Nickel 4. c.
Lett and W. H McCrsery. B=ovu-
vile Nsc. lstE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24

- Thomas Mcclure. ST, vho for
the last eighteen years Hs> lived on
his farm near Table Rock N-b.. on
Saturday the I2Ch inst WIS., found
dead in the water Of the Big Nemaha,
near which his residence stands. The
body lay in shallow water near the
shore some are of the opiuiau that
Mr.. Mcclure vas murdered, but from
the account given IN the Humboldt
Sentinel, there Il nothing going TO
show foul play. He was 50 years old, ,
was a gzTy prosperous farmer and
stock raiser, and when his body was
found there were il one OF his pockets
$3.50 in money.
We were very veil acquainted with
Nr. Mcclure and his sons. especially
Thomas, jr., who resides near his
fathers place, across the line in John
son county, and Is one Of the best citi-
zens Of that county We first met the
old gentleman about eighteen years
ago. On the day he crossed the river
into Nebraska He with his teams,
family and some fine cattle, passed
through Nemahs City. and he sub
scribed for the Netr1zE1 Herald. then
being Published az Nemaha by Fair
brother L Hacker. This was the first
paper ne subscribed for IN Nebraska.
Mr. Mcclure was a ScOtchman bv
birth, an educated and honorable,
quiet gentleman, sud a. he cOUId.uOt
have been murdered for his money,
we cannot believe he, az his great aye,
could have had q deadly enemy. It
Is more probable theory that tLs old
gentleman, going out To see his stock
was seized suddenly Jy some bodily
ailmeuc, fell. as the aged are especial
IL liable 70. And the fall would ac-
count for the bruises, one CT his face
and OneCu one OF his arms and being
near the brink Of the river, in his
struggle 10 rise fell or rolled into the
water. We are exceedingly sorry TO
hear Of this vioieHt ending OF OR
old friends life; and MS sons and
family have our sincere sympathy
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24
NEHAHA CITY ITEMS

- Every Is now enjoying the
prospective.
If the realization shall prove TO
be nearly equal u the present san
guiue expectation, Nemaha ere long
will Ue a number one town. And
why uOt2
- Rabe Elliott = building 3 new
house for s. residence.
1t l. understood that Bril- Hoover
viii soon open his large and capacious
residence a. a hotel. L he does It will
Je first Gr4zs, and equal to the de-
mauts of the travelling public.
- W0Tk IN the grading Of side
tracks and depot ground began in
earnest Tuesday this week, and they
are tearing the ground up lively The
street running from Titus and HoOv-
er's stores to the depot will also be
graded down to An easy grade up to
Main street.
On account Of the abundance Of
corn, hay, and al kinds Of provisions,
this would be desirable place for in
migrants to locate for wiHter-and
many OF them will be caught in a
SHOW storm and be looking for houses
before Iong-but there sre no empty
houses here.
The Chicago Lumber Co. will
soon open q lumber yard here.
- Theodore Hill ! here zuperiu-
tending the excava,iug for his grain
building.
- On Sunday morning -Isl inst
pretty baby girl wsS bcru TO Wm. :.
and Mary :. CLARK, Dr. ksy, attend
ing physician.
The following are the minutes OF
a meeting OF the grade association.
October Is. ISIS.
A. al adjourned meeting o. the p.
r. Grade association, the following
business was transacted
Mr.. Peter AuIl vas elected superin-
teBGeHt OF the sOTk, 10 see 10 obtain
ing tools TO work with and keeping
account Of the time worked by each
person. He was also elected Jrea=ur-
Ct Of the organization The meeting
gave al order for the purchase OF so
feet OF seaatIing 10 serve as wagon
beds for hauling dirt IE Vas agreed
70 hold another meeting on Friday
evening next 70 hear report from the
surveyors and Supt. about tools TO
voFk with, &e- further, that the ss-
s0ciation agreed 10 meet eaeE- Tuesday
and FRIDAY evening These minutes
were read aud approved D. ths meet
ing. Il Vas also agreed By motion
that the hours for labor shall Be from
a. N 10 Z noOn, and from l D. n. to
6 p. N PHILIP CROTRER, See.
Iohu Desre's -uIkeV PLOU the
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24

Those who reside II this county
and resided here twelve years ago.
will remem5 Der a very holly contested
election which came Of on q PROPOSE
ton TO vote $3.50. 600 IN bonds to the
-- Railroad. They will
also remember, doubtless, that DR..
Neal led the party thai opposed in
cumbeFi1g the people with this mon
strOus Indebtedness. DR.. Neal, II
con paHy with Hon. ;. P. Majors,
made . thorough canvass pf the cOUu-
~. meeting in debate the champions
Of the measure. 1t was during that
canvass that Dr.. Neal, although pub
lie speaking was not il his .iue, dem
onstraled that be was : good tebster,
and impressed the people with his
caudor and the justness Of the cause
he advocated. The FeSui. was the
proposition was defeated, and through
Or. Neal : iustrUneutaIity more than
that Of any other man. To him, more
than any other man. =Le-sN-e. ars
they Indebted to-day for warding of
an Indebtedness Of three hundred and
fffg thousand dollars which to day
they w5uld have been grOaniug IN
der. Dr.. Neal l. not ! politician, not
an ofisu seeker. Hal he been be
would nave been 3 successful one. He
on the contrary prefers TO stay a.
home attending 10 the duties Of his
profession and his candidacy AZ this
time i not Jy his own seeking or ask
ing butit i by the urgent solicitation
Of fTIsuGs- he has been = resident Of
this county for eighteen years. and
has a record as q citizen without 3
stain. The U7st evidence Of tLis Is
Ei- popularity in Peru precinct here
be has lived al this time, aUG which
will be demonstrated on the 9TH Of.
November. And the good news We
have from all quarters makes u be-
.ieve he will be Endorsed "a the man
for the pace, by = grand majority.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24
CONTRIBUTION Cured.

An cid physician retired frur- pracrlcr. 1EviEE
had PLACED IN his hands 5v AZ Ezsr Tadla nlissic1
ary tne f0rnuIa or siraple vegetable reustT tx
the speedy ana psruzaeat cure 11= c1zsuzIp p--Ez
bronchitis. c@sar-l, asthma. ard AZ -1-oz- and
LEnS Affections, a-so positive and ratical cure Or
nervous Debility and an uervuus complains. As1er
having tested rs wOudzrrlI curative pows-z IA
thousands y cases has ie-- 20 his i-v CD make be-
known 70 hls su1arI-g fellows 4--uslst -~ This
motive. ard a desire Cd relieve human sufsrtng
VII ss1t- rec Of chargs % al who 1az1Fe IT, thz
rsci5e with a1U dIrscEons tor preparing 1at using
In German Frs1ch- or E1ELtsh- sent ny nal ~
adtrsssInzg with stamp. naming TINS patrer. " "
Shzrzr, I@ P1Ters BIOcz- ECchsster. Ss-T E1rE
Fr-rr
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24

The Pdwuee Republican asserts
that Pawuee county fruit az the state
fair was pronounced by an Ohio erto-
H1oiogist the finest on exhibition
Exchange.
That may all be true. But EHt0Ho-
t0J5sts are supposed 70 know more
about Bugs than Fruit. We prefer
P0HI0fOgists TO pass judgment on Ne
maha fruits-such gentlemen a. they
who examined and awarded fruit pre-
miums at last State Fairl
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24
L SIRE CTEE

Foz Consumption. broccll--s- as-huls.
caCarrL. throat and lung 1tsaEses- Also n
sure RELIEF and permanent cure for genera
debility. dyspepsia snt AL nervous Affections
by 4 sim pie ssyetable medicine vEicl cured
= vensr4oIe missionary Physician v11 was
IouE a resilient Of syria aad the F-ass. aaL
who mas freely given Llls valuable sEEcl-tr-
70 thousands Of kindred suffers with tU.
greatest possible benefits, ant he now feels ic
ais sacre,f Christian duty 90 tupsIrL 20 others
u Is wonderful IN uvtEoratIu- re1uatI and viii
send FREE the original recipe c0uple1e.
% any person enclosing stamp for reply
naming paper n E. Aa-aL- W esr Trov. y
y. p o. COX S36. f1m3
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24
For tie lowest prices. EO 10
THUS- RICHARDS.

The candidates. Of both parties.
are OF the stump, aud viii whOop II
up every nigEt until the day before
the election Dr. Neal and the other
Republican candidates would have
preferred 70 have met the Iud=peud-
eut- IN Joint discussion. and Dr. Neal
% informed Mr.. HO@e, but The latter
gentleman did not accept the chal-
leuge for some reason or other. It L
uOt for u fe say his reasons for de-
Ginning 10 meet DR.. Neal were not
good ones, and from what We have
learned We believe Mr.. H0Se's reas-
ous good aud justifia0Ie. Dr.. Neal 4
.t5Ec 70 meet Mr.. Howe in debate and
Mr.. Hove kHOtrs Il aud Dr.. Nea!ihas
q chapter or Two. well authenticated,
from gr. HoEe's record As 4 lsgisla-
tor, and Mr.. Howe and his friends
[aosC thGt also. Therefore Mr.. Howe
$ wise. perhaps, in following his Owl
instincts and the advice of is friends,
that he had better net.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24

To al who are suffering from tLe crrJrz.
and iEdlscreLiOus OF youth nervous weak
LESS, early dzcaT. loss = manhood. E--
VIII se1G Z rsEipe that viii cure y0c. FRET.
or CHARGE FMS great Teme,iy was dis
covered By a missionary IN So1Ih America
send self-Se.dreszzd envelope 20 the Rev.
Joseph T Inman5 S-alloU D. Bible House.
New York City. IavI
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24
". 4. Pollock, EmmOr Lash, Nathaniel
Johnson, Candidates for Rep
resentatiTes,
And II. Il. StOTer, Candidate for Co.
Commissioner, On the iBde-
peuaeHt-Ereenback
Ticket,
VIII Meet the People At the Follow
ing Times and Places:


ing Times and Places:
Monday, Oct. zIst. Burke's School
House
Tuesday, Oct 22d, Lilly School
House, ASpiu wall Precinct.
Wednesday. Oct, sd, Nemaha City.
Thursday, Oct 24th, Highland
school house. Glen Rock Precinct
Friday, Oct. 18th, Bedford school
House.
Saturday, Oct. z5th. Sheridan.
Monday, Oct s, StineUaa School
House, Benton Precinct.
Tuesday Oct. 18th, johnson Station
Wednesday. Oct. 80, Union sehoo!
House, Lafayette Precinct.
Thursday, Oct 3Ist, Center School
House, Glen Rock Precinct.
Friday, Nov Ist. London.
Saturday, Nov. II, Peru
The meetings Will commence 81
80, p u, promptly. The friends OF
the candidates are requested to have
the places o. meeting lighted and
warmed at an early hour.
Turn out everybody. l8w2
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24
- Best stove Pipe -9c q joint
E--F-N-UN & CROSS

- On Tire I7ca fa-t- the Supreme
C1,Y- or THIS state rendered a decision
iu effect that city gnverumeut mas
fun control overthe question Of grant
ing license tOiiquor saloons, aud may
TX The price Of license a. high as IL
piezS=s regardless OF any specified
amount mentioned In the statutes Of
the STATE, OF may refuse 10 grant IL
cen-e ~ all This J. very important
decision. and point gained by the
mpereucs element
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24

The temperance people Of Brown
vile are making an effort to procure
the services Of Mr.. J. B. Finch, the
great lecturer. for 4 few weeks IN
BrOwnvil.e. He will stir Up the dry
bones. when be c0mes-and he will
come-depend on that
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24

Physicians highly recommend
the use OF Dr. TarsHaIl's Lung Syrup
for Coughs or Colds OF long standing
and Pulmonary complaints generally.
It always cures in an incredibly short
time Call on yOHr drEggiss and get
s bottle Only . cents Sold by A
" Niekell.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24

Call and see the mann
moth Stock at y. Z. He
Gees JCAere yOU JriI be
made to feeLGt home JCHeth-
eF y0LG tCnHt 70 buy OF not.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24
Important 10 STOCK Feeder

Before you buy scale. Windmill. or
pump. talk to DR. NeComas or +. E.
or Homer JnhB<on, A Dodd, Joseph
Lash. nr Jos. Curtis.
HAWLEY & DOUGLAS. Ac'ts-
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24
Valuable Land Tor sale /.

The northwest quarter Of Section
20-6-I3-in Lafayette Precinct, Ne
maha County Nsbraska. Apply 10
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
BrOwEviIIe, Ne5.
Or C.. ". KENNEDY,
Montgomery, Alabama
Tu3
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24

- We have received s copy Of the
Western N1ga-a7e, published by John
4. Pierce. Omaha. Il l. the only lit
eraTy magazine published in our State.
and should be literally patTOnized.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24

Great reduction IN gum
boots at y. L. Nee ee'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24

- Heating Stoves refined anCgmads-
new on short notice Cheap BY
STEVENSON & Cross
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24

- This l. the last week Of the de-
Ifuguent tax list. and We are all glad
oft. Next wees We shall again give
OF. usual amount ur reading matter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24
School Books at Nieke1I's

- Stoves, Furniture, Groceries,
Harness, Wagons. COrBzhelleyz and
P.Cws. STEVENSON & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24

- Stevenson & Cross are selling
some very nice heating stoves al pric-
e that seem very low
-Due day last week Stevenson &
Cross cold eight heating stoves. Grain
and hogs are hauled % BrowuviIls.
even from adjoining counties. because
farmers can get better bargains here
tban elsewhere. sud they 20 to the
Dig house Of Stevenson 4 Cross TO
purchase their return loaI--loves.
5Inwsre, groceries, etc--tC take back
20 their families TO make them CON-
Portable aud happy for the winter
This firm with their mammoth stock.
have s very large assortment OF stoves
OF new styles aud Ia proved patterns,
the best and cheapest for wood or
cnaI-aud # you want stove or any
tuiug else that l. the Pi-ce 10 get II.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24

Large lot Of FJtrs Just re-
ceIUed 6y y. L. .UcGee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24

- The Republican candidates viii
hold forth At Nenaha CRY on this
Thursday svsnIug- Il - hoped
every voter IL the precinct viii Be at
the meeting
Nebraska advertiser., 1878-10-24

A frru 90 5he District Court viii
Je held in this county commencing
November 18TH.