Nebraska advertiser., 1880-07-15
HAMBURG EDGINGS,
LARGE LINE JUST RECEIVED,
J. T. MCGElE-
BUSINESS BREVITIES.

= Lard oil at NickelPs.
- Last Thursday was scOrcher.
- Soda pop at Johnson & Palmer's
- Best teas for the money at Nick
ellis.
- Coffns and herse, by Stevenson &
Cross.
= Go to Gates for a clear, cold
drink.
-3pound can Standard Peaches zoe.
at Hills.
Another good rain on Monday
this week.
- Cheapest oils in town at Nickelrs
drug store.
- Cofins, furniture and wagons at
Stevenson & Cross.
- Canyassed Hams, and canned
meats of all kinds at T. L. Jones.
-Cofins and furniture, large stock
of all styles by Stevenson & Cross.
- Money TO loan on Real Estate Sc
curity. Apply to VIM. II. Hoover.
- Call at 4. ". NickeI's drug store
for a bottle of Thomas eclectric oil.
- Lamp chimneys of every descrip-
tion at JONES
- Hoes, garden rakes, forks, milk
pals, and dish pans at WILLING Bros,
Wanted, to exchange some hogs
for cheap horse, enquire of Stevenson
& Cross.
DR.. Collins, Dentist, Brownville.
Office hours, a. N. to p. N. Not at
home on Fridays.
- Pitted cherries, New York sliced
apples, Salt Lake peaches and Califor-
MA plums, at Hills.
Screen wire, another large bill just
received, all styles, figured or plain, by
Stevenson x Cross.
The Sheridan Post says the Grafton
of Hon. Church Howe at their celebra-
ton, was a happy effort"
Money loaned on improved farms.
10 per cent. interest. No commission.
4jm6 7. /. SCHICK.
- Choice Berkshire Pigs, high bred,
for sale by Stevenson & Cross. The
best investment a farmer can make
for small amount of money.
- Some of the boys had a lively
chase for arun-a-way mule Tuesday
Sheridan Post.
Did Al. slip his lariat? Boys, you
oughtn't shave his tail in fly time
- The editor of the Sheridan Post
wants us TO wind up" All right
that's our normal attitude-alwayS |
wound up-as the Post man will have
occasion to experience whenever he
criticises any position of ours upon a
falsehOod of his own manufacture, and .
we choose to notice him.
On the outside of this issue may
be found some splendid and able arti-
cles regarding General Garfield, and /
they should be carefully read py every
body desiring to become acquainted |
with facts to eneable them to better
know the character Of the Republican
nominee. The more the people know
of him the better they like him.
We have heard several of our
German citizens say as a reason for
voting against the Democracy, I'VE |
don't want to pay the rebel claims,
and their heads are level on that sub
ject. There are now rehel claims, of /
every conceivable nature, on file at |
Washington amounting to millions Of I
dollars. awaiting for the Democrats to 1
get full control of the Government. /
I'VE don't want to pay the rebel debt. |
norrebel claims. nor rebel pensions"
are good and sufficient reasons for men |
not in sympathy with the treason that
has already cost this Nation billions
of dollars, to vote against bringing the |
Democrats into power.
- We have this joke on one of our
old bourbon friends One day not
long ago a daily paper, the Bee we
think it was, came TO town with dis
patch that Gen. Grant had come out
for Hancock. The bourbons all looked
pleased. but our old friend c. went
nearly crazy about it. Herushed down
the sidewalk telling the glorious news
to everybody he met: Grants come
out for Hancock, hurrah.-what do
YOU think of that? And the old fel
low who hadn't cut a pigeon wing for
fifty years. fairly danced for JOY. Say,
there. yOu black Republicans, did you
hear Grant is for Hancock and is TAX
ing everybody with him? It's so by
joe y day OF so afterward one of
the boys hailed father c. with 80. say
how about Grant supporting Hancock -
80 just go to the devil with you, who
wants Grant with EN- anyway" And
away Skinned father c. mad as a wet
hen.