Nebraska advertiser., 1880-12-09


Fresh Bread, pies and cakes al
ways on hand at Furman s. Palmer's.
DIR. Collins, Dentist, Brownville.
Office hours, 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Not at
home on Fridays.
A large stock Of musical instru
ments Just received at Stroble's City
Bakery.
Don't suffer with an aching tooth
when you can have it extracted with.
out pain by DR.. Collins.
- Best Bread in Brownville at the
new Bakery of Furman & Palmer-al-
ways fresh and clean. Give them
trial
Just received large stock of con-
fections for the Holidays which
will be sold cheap at Stroble's City
Bakery.
"A woman named Lizzie Sweeley
at work in hotel at North Platte, is
under arrest for the crime of infanti-
eide. Upon the delivery of her child
she threw it into the privy vault, and
the doctors say it was born alive.
We can recommend the New
York Observer to our readers as a fam
lily paper that is full of good and useful
reading. 1t has both religious and sec
ular news, and a foreign correspond
ence which is entertaining and valua-
BILE. Any one can get a sample copy by
sending to the New York Observer, 81
Park Row, New York.
- The Walters troupe engagement
for this city was postponed one week.
They will be here sure next Monday
evening and begin the weeks series Of
dramatic performances with the pOpu-
lar play entitled Lost and Won" This
is one of the best of travelling troupes
and should have the greeting of full
house on the first evening.
- THE UNION HOUSE. this city, is
the most popular dollar-a-day house
in the west, and is receiving patronage
as it deserves and merits. 1t is the
best place for farmers to stop to get a
good dinner, and every day its tables
are crow led. In the desk of the Union
may always be found the best brands
of cigars. Those who have not put up
at this popular hotel are invited to
stop and give it a trial.
- Last night the George Walters
Company" performed the popular play
of The Bankers Daughter" with
great success, the characters through
out being admirably sustained. 1t is
! a beautiful illustration of the province
OF comedy, for while it constantly
pleaSeS by wit and yfvacity, it define
/ ateS character. it paints manners, and,
without one trait of prosy didactism, it
inStils an excellent wisdom in the con-
duct of life The hit of the piece was
made by Miss Nellie Walters. and it
was brilliant hit, clear, sharp, une-
quivocal and conclusive. The success
of the character is the bland assumpt-
| ion Of perfect artleSSneSS in ripe, be-
witching. tantalizing personality, in
stinct with roguish mischief, spark ng
with superintendent animal spirits.
Miss Walters embodied and displayed
all this perfectly, using sweet tones, a
| joyous vitality and lively coquetry.
without touch of excess. and with a
! graceful precision of finish, in the high
est degree refreshing and admirable
Daily Patriot, Charlton, Io1Cd, oct. Is.
&C. w. Balm, the great Kentucky
| temperance lecturer closed a series of
| five consecutive lectures in this city
on Sunday evening last. The opera
house was crowded at each lecture,
notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather, part of the time. Mr.. Balm
fully sustained the report that had pre-
coded him in the expectations of the
people. Everybody liked him, even
persons who never believed it possible
for them to think well of any temper
ance lecturer. Heidi mach good and
many who took the pledge we hope
will Keep it and bless the hour that
threw them under his matchless pow
ers. The people all regretted that he
had to leave our city so soon, and if
arrangements are again made to bring
him among us, he may be sure of a
cordial reception and OVERLOOKING
houses.
From the Nemaha Times.
The members of the Nemaha City
Brass Band will give a ball in Moore's
hall on Christmas eve. The proceeds
of the ball will be used to purchase
new instruments for the band.
- DR.. Andrews found six babies in
side of forty-eight hours last week.
Two girls for Pres. Barker, boy for
'. Z. Peabody, a girl for - Burns,
and two boys for - Valance. The
doctor says he don't think any of them
got away, but he wouldn't be sure
about it.
- The great increase in business in
Nemaha City within the last year is
astonishing to many of our citizens
and to all who visit the town. Our
increase in shipping over last year is
more than three to one. while our mer-
chants are selling goods in proportion.
= The good people of Nemaha will
have a splendid Christmas Tree on
Christmas eve, at the school house.