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Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
SHERIDAN ITEMS.
5. 4. OSORN,
Sec'y.

- Nr. Season and family have re-
turned from a protracted visit in Mo.
- Tier are a great many cases OF
dipthgia among the children in this
viciniV. Or. Oppermann reports
seven eases within a radius of two
miles " tue Hickory Grove neigh
borhosd.
- tits stnnge that a business man
whose residence and place of busi-
ness Ge both on Main street, in
BrowDTilh, should tell a stranger
that the nail only goes west every
other cay, notwithstanding the mail
leaves 3rownville for the west every
morning end returns every evening.
Will Dan. Douglas rise and explain.
"Besoved that we ought to en-
courage tle reading of the Bible in
our school," is the question for dis
cussion at)ur next lyceum meeting.
A. c. Lee.er and ". T. Reed favor,
and H. Wilson and W. Crandall Op-
pose. Subjects to be responded to,
"The ceIter of the county," a. W.
Morgan. (The Judge is reluctant on
this poin and will doubtless DECLINE
1.-The lsgl profession" J. W. Garret
"The sols of Erin" Pat. KiIlcoyne
1.-THE n1uence of reading on the
young Dnd," J. Piper.
= Nj Carrie, our genial butcher,
has been for some time in Illinois
but he's expected to return to-day,
then W will have more mis-steak fol
break fist.
- Levi Hughes was in town to-day
He maifests some uneasiness about
the ral'oad going through his farm
and fears when a big city is bull
there hat he will lose the Sherman
postofi,e.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
BUSINESS BREFITIES.

Flour of all brands at JONES.
Coal and wood dealers are happy
Hannibal and Savannah flour a.
Hills.
Candy and china toys by T. l.
Jones.
1t pays to advertise in THE AD-
vERTIsER.
DR.. Collins, Dentist, visits Peru
every Friday.
Money to loan on farms. Apply
to T. L. Sehick.
Pure maple syrup in any quanti
ty, by T. L. Jones.
- The County Commissioners are
in session this week.
= Nice stock of clocks, watches and
jewelry, at Joseph Schultz.
Lamps, lanterns. and coal oil
cans, cheap at T. L. Jones'.
- Gold Coin in the boss stove.
THOs. RICHARDS.
Wisconsin Buckwheat -four at
HILL's.
Country produce taken in exchange
for goods at the Grocery and Provi-
ion store of I. l.. JONES.
Buy the Milburn Wagon, the
best for the least money, for sale by
Thos. Richards.
We solicit neighborhood news.
Write US the points" and send in
early in the week.
- Four weeks of good sleighing.
Well, that is something new under
the sun-in s. Z. Nebraska.
Two dollars q year for THE AID
vERTIsER-same price to everybody
no use to try to get it for less.
Extra copies of The ADVERTISE
for sale by A. W. Nickel, druggist
bookseller and stationer.
Wheat, Corn and Hogs are low
but we are selling goods at prices to
correspond. STEVENSON & Cross.
We have had about enough of
the wave" from Greenland's icy
and it may now subside.
IF you want the official news,
the local news, and a good family pa
per, take THE ADVERTISER.
- Preaching Sunday at II o'clock
and o'clock Sunday night by Elder
Chas. Rowe in the Christian Church.
- Friends, we hope all who can
will promptly pay their subscription.
Our cash expenses weekly are large,
and it takes money to make the
press go.
- We keep the finest line of cook
stoves aud ranges in the market, aud
are selling them at prices that will in
duce one to buy now and not wait any
longer. STEVENSON & Cross.
II THE ADVERTISER job depart
ment proposes to be behind none,
and to be up with the times, we re-
ceive from time to time the latest
styles and fashions of type. Bring
your work to Us if you want it done
in the best style.
- Meal and apples.
STEVENSON & Gross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09

Frank Wilson, the one that Josh
Rogers wants TO see again, is young
man of about % years of age; some
where between five and six feet high
muscular, though not very fieshy /;
light Completed ; gray eyes; very
light colored and long moustache,
but no whiskers; is quick spoken;
well dressed in a black or dark suit,
and rather gentlemanly and prepos-
sessing in appearance has a scar
across the inside Of one of his hands,
as if cut with a knife. This descrip-
ton would suit Wilson pretty well for
about the third of December, when
he procured horse at Rogers livery
stable and left, with the ostensible OBJ
ject Of riding up to Peru, bus doubt
less with the real intention of getting
away with the horse, which is des-
cribed as follows: A good sized brown
piebaid gelding, slim or shave tail,
head up and an excellent, tireless
traveller. Wilson is said to be sport
aud had his pockets stuffed with bank
bills, some of large denomination.
Rogers has made considerable effort
TO discover the whereabouts of his
horse and the thief, but as yet has
not heard a word of either. Wilson
was here and in this vicinity, some
months, but we do not remember his
appearance, and in getting his des-
cription there is some conflicting
opinion regarding his age and height,
some making him younger and some
taller than our description. There
seems to be a mystery among the
boys as TO where Wilson got such
loads of money, as he was known
to be a common farm laborer last fall =,
shucking corn by the day. and doing
other such work; and the theory OF
some is that he was ''shover of the
queer" and that his apparently in
dustrions habits was only a blind for
the more successful operation of his
real money making business. How
ever, whether this be true or not,
there has been no case of passing
counterfeit money traced to him, or of
which he was suspected, that we have
heard of. But Josh Rogers would, all
the same, be delighted 10 renew Mr..
Wilson's acquaintance for q brief
period.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
- Axes, morse shoes and Nails.
STEVENSON & CROSS.
Arrangements for the Meetings of j
Il. Finch.

The committees from the churches
and temperance lodges in the city, to
q general Ommittee on arrangements
for the temperance lectures by Mr.. j.
B. Finch met at the residence of Mr.
J. 5. Miuick at 7:30 p. m., Jan. 4, 1879,
and proceeded to organize by electing
Rev. II B. Dye President, B. NJ
Bailey Nee President, S. A. Osborn
SecretaV and J. S. Minick Treasurer.
A Letter from Mr.. Finch to Rev. s.
P. WilOn, appointing January l9th
as the ime for commencing his lee
lures il Brownville, was then read.
AfteTsome general discussion as to
the plee of holding the meetings,
Messrs B. NJ. Bailey, A. II. Gilmore
and J.S. Minick were elected a COM
mittee0n finances and place of hold
ing MEETINGS.
Mrs Minick and Misses Lou Ar
mold, 4ou Tucker and Mollie Furnas
were dected a committee on music,
and OF motion of Prof. Mckenzie the
following resolution was adopted:
ReSlueG, That this general COM
mittee Illy appreciating the inf1u-
eDce Of music, earnestly request the
vuriou, thoirs and musical societies
of the ely to cooperate with its COM
mittee OF music.
1t was Eoted that the secretary fur
nish t. ne different newspapers of
the couuy a copy of the proceedings
of this Meeting and request It's publ
cation.
The committee then adjourned to
meet at tie Good Templars Hall Jan.
10th, at SO p. M.
The iuerest manifested by the
mem bers of the committe showed
that theyare alive to the Importance
of the wrk and ready to do their
part towsd making the meetings a
success. Il. B. DYE,
Pres.
s. y. OsORN,
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
Marriage.

at the Metropolitan ParIors, in Eu-
reka, by Rev. w. c. McCune, on
Thursday evening, Dec 81, 1878, Mr..
j. w. henner to Miss Cora +. Cogs-
well, all OF this city.
The news of the marriage of Mr.. ].
w. Kenner TO Miss Cora +. COgsWell
will be received with pleasure by a
wide circle of friends and relatives OF
| both families. The occasion was one
of the most delightful social gather
| ings ever assembled in Eureka. The
number OF invitations were limited,
but the fact of this marriage will not
startle the minds Of the curious, as the
union has been looked for with iu-
terest by the friends OF both the con-
tracing parties.
Mr.. kenner is young lawyer Of
excellent character, and although he
has been engaged in the practice of
his profession but a short time, has
made rapid strides in making a record
that any youg man may well feel
proud OF, and has succeeded in gain
ing the confidence of this entire COM
munity, and we most heartily con-
gratulate him upon his good fortune
in securing the fair hand of Miss
Cora, one of Eureka's most accomp-
lished young ladies, to assist him in
battling against the adversities of life.
Miss Cogswell has resided in this city
but short time, but during that time
has won a host of admiring friends,
who extend to her their best Wishes
for her future happiness.
In conclusion we will add that the
Censoridt wishes the young couple a
happy and prosperous journey
through life.-EsTeEd (Kas.) CelSOTidL.
The many young friends of the
happy bride, of this city, who knew
her when they were school-mates to-
gether, in the joyous days of girlhood,
will be wei pleased at reading of
Cora's marriage under circumstances
so auspicioUs for happy future. And /
Mr. and Mrs. Kenner, and our es-
teemed friends of Lang Syne, the
brides father and mother, have oUr
most heartT congratulations. May .
they live lmg and enjoy the full de-
gree of happiness that is vouchsafed
to mortais.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
LONDON ITEMS.

THE angel of the Lord enoamp-
eth round about them that fear him
and delivereth them"
- The mercury down, down, down,
and the icy hand Of winter is laid on
man and beast, vegetable and fruit
and-alas the beautiful house-plant.
The wife of Elder Young is sick.
- Meetings commenced on New
Years at the Methodist Church and
will continue, perhaps, every eve
ming in January.
- Mrs. Alex. Mckinney has been
quite sick for two weeks.
- The birthday of John Harding,
Sen, On the first OF jan, was duly
honored.
Geo. Empson, who is a very old
man, is lying quite low. He has been
favored with visions of spiritual
things, within few months, and Is
willing to go. He refuses healing
treatment from friends Oh this side,
preferriDg 10 be healed by those on
the other eide, when he gets there.
Every body should get ready and
60 to hear Mr.. Finch talk temperance,
when be comes to BrOwnvilie. Tenn
perance in all things is the gospel to
convert the world to holy living and
to make the body fit temple for the
holy spirit to dwell in"
The Changers, who have not met
in council fer long time, met q few
evenings ago and disOrganized, appro-
priating the few dollars in the treas
ury to fixing mp the fence around the
graveyard. Thus endeth the chapter
of the London Changers. II is to be
hoped they are wiser, if not better
men and women, for this not very
wise or profitable movement.
Warren Manning carried to the
Brownvilie market one day last week
two hogs. The united weight was
$50 pounds. This is high enough in
weight, to be sure, bat tie price fOE
hogs and corn too, is shamefuHy low
enough, to be sure.
- Father Bacon,i who has been
quite sick and feeble for long time,
is rallying again.
- Well the holidays are over and
everybody has eat turkey with every
body and have got well started in the
New Year. 1t is to be hoped many
good resolutions have been formed
and will be kept. too. May We all
strive to go ION to perfection in a
beautiful life. of doing good to all "as
we have opportunity"
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
Farmers and Fruif Growers.

Aessrs. Dennis Cuip, Danfo Lake.
{. L. Swartz, w. W. Atterbery and
I. Z. DANES, representing the Great
Western Fruit Tree Company Of Tai
lula, Illinois, are now at Brewnville,
this county, taking orders for fruit
trees, flowers, shrubbery and general
nursery stock for the spring setting of
1879. These gentlemen and the firm
they represent come well recommend
ed and are highly spoken of by the
Lincoln State Journal and Tecumseh
Chiefa,a, where they have been sell
Hing with good success. We hope the
people will give them liberal patron
age and get some good fruit in the
county, as they sre dealing 10 choice
fruit. They talk of starting nursery
at Lincoln ia the spring.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09

y We are getting ready for Spring
trade, and are selling our large and
varied stock of goods, consisting OF
Hard ware, Stoves, Groceries, Furni-
ture, Tinware, Queensware, Silver
ware, Harness. Iron, Wagon Timher,
Guns, Ammunition, &C., at prices
that are an inducement to purchasers
to buy of US. STEVENSON & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
THE ADVERTISER.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails,
Ran RAILROAD TIME.

b & ". RAILROAD TIME
Close Arrive
asii,s All { . -. s.45 m 100 n
Il q q ST Joe. going north,
D.iIy. - 2:s5 y N 500 p N
rsbraska Railway Daily. 7:i5 a e-45 p n
Falis CITY. Daily. via NemSha,
Asp.nwaIl and ~. DerOin n----- 6:Ej q 70 Goo p n
Beatrice, daily. via Sheridan
and TecumsSh- h------------------ CD 8 n b-O1 y n
T-cumseh Tri-weekly- via.
London. Glen Rock. Clifton
Howard and Cirant----------- d-45 a N 90 p N
FeoinE. Semi-vTeelLiy. via 5her-
man and BratJon----------------. So a N t-s n
Ts--r1Seh unaII bv London DC. leaves Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving tuesdays,
THURSDAYS and Saturdays.
Fehing. leaves Mondays and EFidays, arriving
Tuesdays and Saturday,
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
A SURE CURE

For ConsHmpticn. bronchitis, aSthmB,
catarrh, throat and lung diseases. 4 lsO q
sure relief and permanent cure for general
debility, dyspepsia and all nervous affections
by Q siEnp pie vegetabIe medicine which cared
a venerable missionary Physician who was
long a resident Of syria and the East, and
who has freely given this valuable specific
10 thousands OF kindred suffers with the
greatest possible benefits. and he nov feels ft
bis sacre,l christian duty 20 impart TO Others
this wonderful fnvigOTatiug rgrned and viii
send FREE the original recipe cOuDiste
20 any person SAStos.uS StaIllp LCL LCL E-plE'
Y. z. D. box 32G. 47m3
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
Blankets cheap at JIG Gee
q MOOre'S
: Beautiful Boys and Girls
Paper.

The american Young Folks, pub
lished by Hudson & Ewing, at Tope-
ka, Kansas, comes to US for January
with a bright, new dress" on. It is
a carefully edited, 16-page illustrated
paper for Boys and Girls Of from
eight to sixteen years of age. It is
pure and elevating, entertaining and
instructive. Strongly endorsed by
teachers all over the West, and is
sent one year, postage paid, to any
address for 80 cents. The publishers
offer to send sample copy free.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
THE BROwNvILLE MARKETS.
GRAIN MARKET.
STRICT AfAREE-PRODUCI

CORRECTED WEEKLY RY II. C. LETT. DEALER
IN DRUGS. GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
GLEN ROCK ITEMS.

Many SOW but few there be that
reap. The meeting at the old school
house has come to q close with no
success.
Elder Reed commences a meet.
ing at the Baptist Church. He il
one of that kind of men that thinks
a man cant get to heaven without
being baptised. But alas, you must
be baptised before you can join oul
church.
John Burris returns to Califor.
MIA in the spring. Sad news to the
girls. FRANK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
COMMUNICATION cURED.

An old physician. retired from practice, having
had placed IN his hands By East India mission
aryths formula OF s simple vegetable remedy for
the speedy and permanent cure for consumption,
bronchitis, Catarrh, asthma, and AL thrOat and
lung affections, also positive and radical cure for
nervous debility and al nervous complaints, afer
having tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands Of cases has felt it his duty % make IL
known 70 his suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motive. and q desire 10 relieve human suffering /
viii send free OF charge, 70 AL who desire IT, this
recipe. with fII directions for preparing and using
in German. French or English. sent by mail by
addressing with stamp, naming this paper. v. "
SEsrEr, Ii9 Powers Block, Rochester. New York
25w4
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09

For peach apple, and pear trees
there is no better plant food than
common ashes scattered over the sur
face of tn, soil under the trees. Gin
ders froma blacksmith shop or foun-
dry are eS,ellent for the apple, pear
and cherr. Common salt scattered
over the slrfaoe of the earth under
pear or APPLE trees about as thickly
as you do then seeding is highly rec
ommendet as an antedOte to blight
This also eeures protection against
the apis orpear or other fruit trees.
The apis i:a small wo0lly insect that
works on he roots of apple or pear
trees, freqently destroying life.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09

- Prairie Farmer: The hulless-
oats fends are again in the field IN
those sections where live newspaper
are not taken. The men who do not
believe in 'bOok farming" are the
ones swindIed with this new oats at
Sl0abushel. They have been known
in the West among reading farmers
for 40 years, and discarded as of no
practical value; but that makes no diff
ference 10 the non-reading farmer,
whose cupidity tempts him to put faith
in oily CANNON sharks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
Good. Sweet, Fresh Meat

Always on hand, and satisfaction guar
autiedtO all customers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09

- Are there any poor families, or
individuals in the city, destitute or
needing help, this severe winter9 If
so they should receive help. The
people are benevolent, and all that is
necessary for them to open their
hearts and purses, is to call their at
tention to deserving objects. It was
good to help those scourged with yell
low fever-it is good to alleviate suff-
ering everywhere, but frequently OBJ
iects of charity are more easily seen
at distance than many cases among
our very neighbors.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
Everything in the School
line at NickeIl's.

We have been favored with the
holiday number of the Northern In.
C}iG3ian, of Warsaw, Ind. 1t is an
immensense quartO sheet of eighty
columns, all choice matter, mostly
original. This was doubtless g high
ly appreciated treat to General Will
liams' numerous readers, and it evine-
es some of the energy, pluck and en-
terprise of which Reub, has so much.
Thanks, old friend, for remembering
rs
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
a GARD,

To all VINO are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth. nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, &C, 7
Will send a recipe that viii cure yOC, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by q missionary in South. America.
Send a self-addressed envelope 10 the Rev,
Joseph T. Inman; Station ., Bible House,
New York City. l0yI
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09

ereasing everv year and each year
brings additional damage from un-
eontrOllable fires. We have lost this
season a million dollars worth of prop
erty from inadequate fire guards.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
ApEATSatgreatly reduced prices,
SSSsA aasNA Address J. r. DYE,
BrOwnVille, Neb
GRL RR0THRRS.

Dealers in Dry GGOdS, Grocer
les, SheIf-hardVyare, TinWare
and QueensSTare. Will sell cheap
for cash. Produce taken IN exchange
for goods. Give US a call. 2s-tf
Sheridan, Ne6.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09

AnOtheT large iItUOice of
cO3h; cOrsetS Just Tecejced.
They go like hot cakes. Only
f06e he'd at y. I. NcGee'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
Call at u. L. McGee'S for
yOEGT' QLCeeHSJCOFe,

- So far our city has escaped a die
astrous conhagration. With due
care upon the part OF all, these times
OF red not stoves, We may escape for
the winter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09

IF you want something nice, get
one OF those cologne sets at 1. i.
Jones'.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
For HeIC dry goods, suit
iHgS 90 to J. L. McGee'S.

-MARRIED.-January lst, by J. a.
Glel. Justice OF the Peace, at the resi-
dence Of the brides father, Mr.. Geo.
A. Pickens and Miss Emma Day, all
OF this county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
GILT EDGED.
Gilt Edge Whisky.

Gilt Edge Whisky,
Gilt Edge Brandy.
Gilt Edge Gin,
Gilt Edge Wines,
From the Doniphan vineyards, for
medicinal or any other purpose. For
sale at +. c. Berger's Gilt Edge Sa-
loon
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
Nebraska State Historical Society.

The annual meeting of the me
braska State Historical Society" will
be held at Lincoln, commencing at
2 o'clock, Thursday, January 23d,
1879. Important business to be trans
acted, demands the presence, especial
IL of all officers and members. 1t is
urged and hoped that all in the State
who feel an interest in this associa-
tion, will be present and aid in mat
tiers tending to accomplish the objects
for which the organization was cre-
ated. ROBT. W. FURNAS,
President.
DANL. II. WHEELER,
Corresponding Sec'y.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
DERESHERE BOaFs for sale.
- Apply to 7. A. BATH.
NGSicP.

a good teacher is Immediately
wanted Ct School District No. Al, Fe-
bing P. O.. Nemaha county. Neb.
2w2S II. STEINMAN,
Director.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at
Brownville, Nebraska, Jan. 4. 1878.
Hart, A. C.. Mclean, VIM. Oens,
Ellen; Peterson, Mrs. A. D.; Rogers, J.
w; WeIcb, w. F. 2.
T. {. HACKER, P. NJ.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09

We are selling Groceries as low
as any house in the city.
STEVENSON & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
School Books at Nickel s

- The Chicago Elevator Company
will erect an elevator in Nemaha City
at an early day. The ground is now
selected for it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09

- Now is the time TO subscribe for
THE ADVERTISER, the oldest and best
weekly paper in the State.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
HOgS! HOgs ! Hogs !!

/ want all your fat hogs, and will
pay the market price for them at
Browuville. 7. \. HUNTER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
Charteri Charter 7!

Cook stove with automatic shelf,
hot blast-best cook stove to buy. For
sale by THOS. RICHARDS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09

- Mrs. White will sell Millinery
goods az greatly reduced prices for the
next 30 days.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09

Young people get married and buy
one OF those cheap stoves at the Reg
ulatOr. THOS. RICHARDS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09

Everything in the grocery line
cheap Al T. L. Jones.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
Found.

a Brass Key, apparently belonging
to an iron safe, which the owner can
have by proving property and paying
for this notice, ct First National Bank
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09

- Our Nemaha City friends will,
after the 10th, receive their mail by
railroad, which will be quite an ac-
commodation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
Ladies Hats!

EEiII close out my stock OF
ladies' trimmed hats at less
than cost in Chicago. Call and
see. l.. EOWMAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09

u The City Treasurer has received
the tax duplicate for 1873. Drop in
and see him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09

For the beat fonsorial work call
at the old establishment of Albert
Smiths.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
Nebraska Railway.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1879.

Nilburn wagon is superseding
all others.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09

Eating apples, fresh and nice, by
7. L. Jones.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09

For handsome shirts 90 to
j. L. McGee'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09

WI nOIC close out Bltfia-
10 lined boots and shoes at
cost. IT, I. .AcGEE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
Mems Women's and
BOYS Arctics at
RoBISoN'S.

- Carpets, blankets, boots and
shoes at reduced prices at
TED. HUDDART's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
Hot Lemon Punch.
Hot Tom and Jerry.
Best wines and Liquors.
al Bergers' Gilt Edged Saloon.

Wishing 80 close out my en-
tire stock Of Ladies'. Misses, ,
and ChIIdrens' Trimmed Hats.
Will sell them for the next 30
Days at less than Actual Cost.
IOUES EOWMAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
Mems overcoats /!

To close out my entire Stock
Of OyercOats WILL sell them
at less than actual cost. Call
and see me.
LOUIS LOWMAN,
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
sTAEDARD WEIGHTS.

The following table shows the number Of
pounds in a bushel Of the yarious articles
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09

- First Sewing Machine for sale or
trade by HAwLET & DOUGLAS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09

= q. S.Jourt commenced in Lin
coin Tuessy this week,
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
BOOTS and SHOES atCOST

II order to make room
for ny Spring stock, ! an
selling ny present stock
at cost for cash for the
next so days.
ALEX. robson.
Nebraska advertiser., 1879-01-09
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Ted. Huddart having made special
cash terms with the Singer Machine
Co., will sell said machine lower than
was ever offered before in this market.