Nebraska advertiser., 1879-04-24
BUSINESS BREyITIES.


Davenport Sulky is the boss.
= Flour of all brands at JONES'.
Candy and china toys by T. L.
Jones.
For your cheap saddles, go to
Bauer's.
1t pays to advertise in THE AD-
vERTIsER.
- Fresh smoked hams-sugar cured
at Jones'.
Money to loan on farms. Apply
to T. L. Schick.
- Hannibal, Savannah and Snow
Flake -four at Hills.
= For your drover and buggy
whips go to Bsuer's.
- Nickel is the boss on wall paper
and window curtains.
- For your canvass collars at so
cents each, go to Bauer's.
- Sewing Machines and needles for
sale by Stevenson & Cross.
Nice stock of clocks, watches and
jewelry, at Joseph Schultz.
Lamps, lanterns, and coal oil
cans, cheap at T. L. Jones'.
Farmers all agree that the Da-
venport Sulky is the best plow made.
Cook stoves & Furniture at price
that all can buy. Stevenson & Cross.
An Elegant line of ties and lace
Collars just received by Mrs. White.
- For the Best working cook stove
with automatic shelf, cali on Stevn-
son & Cross.
Call on Tear & Campbell for the
bsst Sulky plow ever offered for sale
by any dealer.
The quantities of stone. dirt, and
brush used in securing our levee are
simply immense.
- DR.. Collins, Dentist, BrownviIle,
Office hours, 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Not at
home on Fridays. 39tf
Thomas Richards has the finest |
assortment of agricultural impliments
at the lowest prices.
- Stevenson & Cross are selling |
quite a number of Balm, Ssudebaker
and Nebraska wagons.
NJ. Felthouser, cabinet maker,
Brownville. Headquarters at J. L.
Roy's undertaken shop.
Extra copies of THE ADVERTISER
for sale by A. w. Nickel, druggist
bookseller and stationer.
Il have for sale, cheap, some choice
ots, in Nemaha City, for those who
want to build. WIN. II. HOOVER.
Country produce taken In exchange
or goods at the Grocery and Provi-
on store of T. L. JONES.
Go and see the new Norwegian
Dlows, all cast cast steel. something
lew and fresh, by Thomas Richards.
-Teare & Campbell do not peddle
heir plows and cultivators but are
Wiling that farmers compare goods
nd prices with any In the market.
- The New York Herald remarks
hat the fashion for ladies' hair has
lot changed this spring. They will
ontinue to wear interrogation marks
n their foreheads.
- An agricultural paper says to cut
our potatoes into pieces a week or
en- days before planting, they will do
etter than to cut and plant as the |
ustom is generally.
- Farmers do not let unscrupulous
clears pass an imitation tongueless q
ultivator a on you ,Teare & Campbell
ave the only genuine tongueless
nltivator ever made.
- We learn from those who are in
he business, and are supposed to
now, that over sixty thousand fruit
rees and vines have been sold and :
lanted In Nemaha county this Z
pring. This county proposes to hold {
he fruit belt over all other competi- :
'rs, not only In this State, but In !
le United States. >
Whisky ran away the other day 9
18th a wagon, two horses, three men, !
woman and baby. They went up
lain Street, and out the west road,
chain lightning speed. The driver
the woman managed to
old on to the baby, although 1t was
question often whether they would
,main In the wagon.
- The largest stock and handsom-
It variety of cook stoves and ranges Z
} be found In Nemaha County, with {
II the latest improvements, consist
lg of the different patterns of the
iarly Breakfast, Charter Oak and
sversl other varieties, are now offer Z
at lower prices than any stove g
ealer dare sell, with a wagon load of 8
INNINGS, by Stevenson & Cross.
We have been permitted to read
letter from a gentleman who was q
'rmerly resident of Nebraska, and
no some years ago went to South
arolina, with view to make It his o
ornament future residence. The let S
n Is to q gentleman of this city.
rom 1t we extract the following:I
l removed from - To- some
K months ago. Six years Ia South o
arolina was enough! Did not want
} raise my family in such an atmos-
here, and with southern sentiments,
etc., etc. I will wend
" way back to Nebraska after
while :"
Summer Silks at IOVFn1 ans