Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-05
BUSINESS BREVITIES.

BUSINESS BREVITIES.
Soda pop at johnson & Pal mer'
Coffins and herse, by Stevenson 4
Cross.
For first class groceries call OF
T. L. Jones.
= Groceries of allE kinds by Stevel
son & Cross.
= Nickell's diarrhe cure never fails
Sample free.
so cents for THE ADVERTISER II
December 1st.
= Coffins, furniture and wagons al
Stevenson & Cross.
- Best brand of flour and cigars al
Johnson & Palmer's.
- Car load of groceries just received
by b. G. Whittemore.
- Smoked hallibut, Goldfish and No.
/ mackerel at Gates.
j Barley forks, hay forks, and cop
per rivets, by Stevenson & Cross.
- Canvassed Hams, and canned
meats of all kinds at I. L. Jones'.
-Coffins and furniture, a large stock
of all styles by Stevenson s. Cross.
Money to loan on Real Estate Sc
curity. Apply to VIM. H. Hoover.
- Call at A. W. NickelPs drug store
for bottle of Thomas eclectric Oil.
- Ice cream and soda pop at
JOHNSON s. PALMER's
= Lamp chimneys of every descrip-
ton at JONES'
= Wanted, to exchange some hogs
for cheap horse, enquire of Stevenson
& Cross.
DIR. Collins, Dentist, BrOwnville.
Office hours, Q a. m. to p. m. Not at
home on Fridays.
If you wish to loose yourself in a
fragrant smoke, try an Elegant" at
the Good Samdritdn's. .--a .-. -
Money loaned on improved farms.
10 per cent. interest No commission.
45me L. L. SCHICK.
johnson & Palmer have the
incest ice-cream parlor in the city, and
make the best ice-cream. Call and sat
isfy yourself.
Choice Berkshire Pigs, high bred,
for sale by Stevenson s. Cross. The
best investment a farmer can make
for small amount of money.
= Fish, wirecloth, barbed wire,
states, hoes, bird cages, picture frames
clothes wringers, queensware, whips,
flower pots, rope, choice teas, ETC., by
& Cross.
= Nails, locks. apple pealers, corn
knives, screen wire, hinges, aid best
hay forks, at lowest prices. Give us a |
call before you buy. |
Whine BRos.
= Died, in this city, on the Sd inst,
Mrs. Fannie III. August, wife ssof Fed |
in the 54th year of her age.
Mrs. August was an excellent woman,
and in her death Mr.. August has sus-
tained an irreparable loss. He has our
heartfelt sympathy.
The Democratic newspapers speak
ing of Gen. Garfield say of him deri-
sively y" "The One-tOrse CGmpbellite
preacher" There are many of the
Christian people in this county, who
knowing Gen. Garfield intimately, and
will appreciate this left
hand compliment.
The honest and piOus editor of the
Granger don't seem to. like my refer
ance to his famous gold pen transact
ion. Would he like TO hear something
in relation to a certain Library and
Organ transaction, when he
was principal of the DrOwnville High
rather when he left the
school? Would he? ZIMRI.
On the evening of FRIDAY 18th
nst., the Republicans will hold rous-
ng meeting at Sheridan. Col. Sam
Rich and T. l.. Sch;ck, Esq, will be the
speakers, and will be accompanied to
by the Brownville Garfield
Guards, in force, unifo.ms, fiambeaus
and martial music. Let the Republi-
,ans of the county rally to Sheridan
ln that OCCASION.
= 1t began raining here Thursday
night last week and kept it up with
only slight intermisSions until noon
Friday. 1t rained very hard much of
the time, and the ground was thorough
" soaked. The benefits of this rain
vas nearly incalculable, considering its
good effects on the late and early corn,
potatoes, cabbage and hay fields. That
rain insures as good average corn crop
IS was ever grown in the county. The
average cannot be less, with early corn
than 20 bushels to the acre.
The Democrats claimed too that Col.
D. II. Irish, formerly of this State. now
Of Washington City. had gone over to
Hancock. The Colonel publishes a
long strong letter of denial, closing by
saving: Il shall support General Gar
field, who in war and in the peace that
followed has served but one party, and
that the one which has always follow
ed the flag of the Union, rather than