Nebraska advertiser., 1880-06-17
BUSINESS BREVTTTEs.

| Wet weather and hot
Make the corn stalks pop.
- Stop at the Union Hotel.
= Best teas for the money at Nick
ellis.
= Go to Gates for a clear, cold
drink.
-3pound can Standard Peaches zoe.
at Hills.
See card of John T. Lyon, Money
to Loan"
= Business is on the increase in
Brownville.
= How are these rains for your hay
fields2 Bully, eh?
- Collins, furniture and wagons at
Stevenson & Cross.
Don't forget the coal meeting at
Nemaha City on the 23d.
= Nice Stocks of wedding goods
just received at this Office.
= Canvassed Hams, and canned
meats of all kinds at T. L. Jones'.
- Money to loan on Real Estate Sc
curity. Apply to VIM. II. Hoover.
= Call at A. w. Nickell's drug store
for bottle of Thomas eclectric oil.
: Lamp chimneys of every descrip-
ton at JONES
s. Cochran has some High Grade
Short Horn steers. for sale. 5Ow4
- Hoes, garden rakes, forks, milk
pals, and dish pans at WILLING BROS.
= Read the ordinance passed by our
city fathers at their last meeting, in
this paper.
= DR.. Collins, Dentist, Brownville.
Office hours, a. IN. to 5 p. III. Not at
home on Fridays.
- Pitted cherries, New York sliced
apples, Salt Lake peaches and CalifOr-
mia plumS, at Hills.
- We will not have as many apples,
on account of the wind storm, but We
will have larger ones.
y VIM. TidrOw is now prepared to
pay the highest price for butter and
eggs during the season.
= Money loaned on improved farms.
10 per cent. interest. No commission.
45m6 Il. L. SCHICK.
VIM. Tidrow is now Offering great
inducements, as lie is selling all kinds
of goods very low forspot cash only.
= If you want first class job of
spouting and repairing done, call on
WILLING Bros.
= Omaha is going to be treated to
Gilbert & Sullivan's Pirates Of Penzance
next Monday evening.
- Buy no Header but the improved
Haines, of the Regulator
THOS. RICHARDS.
- Since June 1st the name of Sher-
man postOffice has been changed to
Bedford" in this county.
- Observe the markets in The
ADVERTISER. They are carfully cor
rected every Wednesday morning
- Jim Bus asks the farmers to call
at the Union" and get their dinners.
He will dish up the best and charge
them reasonable.
- Nickel is constantly receiving
fresh drugs. He buys direct from the
manufacturers and the quality can al
ways be relied upon.
- Pure spices, best brands of chew
ing and smoking tobacco, and the best
5 cent cigar in this city; also oranges,
lemons, nuts, &C., at Gates.
- All those knowing themselves in
debted to me, will please call and settle
up at once, as l need money to carry
on my business. WM. TIDROw.
= The late rains will make lots of
money for the farmers of Nemaha
county and the place to save it is to
spend it buying stoves, furniture, hard
ware and groceries of Stevenson &
Cross.
- Mrs. Miles, mother of Mrs. Thos
Richards, died in Iowa one day last
week. The corpse was brought to this
city and inferred in Walnut Grove
Cemetery on Tuesday, this week.
Our fellow-citizen, Mr.. J. NJ. Ora
ham received last Saturday an exceed
ingly fine looking large short horn
4-year old cow, which he purchased at
Leavitt's sale at Council Bluffs. He
paid for the animal, we understand,
S125.0O.
= Corn is growing faster than farm
ers can plow, and in some fields so are
the weeds. The wheat is coming out
beyond all calculation. There will
probably not be as much straw as usual,
but the grain promises to be the very
best. The prospect for wheat now is,
at least a fair average crop.
Our Republican people are of a
rather quiet turn and not very enthu-
siaStic over the nominations, yet they
are united in their support of them,
all the same. By the way, we sug-
gest the formation of a Republican
campaign club at an early day. Young
Republicans should especially interest
themselves in this.
Died, in this city on the 18th inst,
of disease of the brain, Mr.. John w.
/ Love, aged 81 years.
/ Mr.. Love leaves a widow and one
child, daughter, to mourn his loss.
He was buried on Sunday evening at 6
O'Clock by his brethren of the Temple
of Honor by whom he was respected as