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Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19
Winfield Sc0t- Echerrz.

4 turns out that Hancock isn't Han
cock at all His claim to that Old rev
pulmonary paEE0nymie 4 bogus. aa6
whether he VIII smell Is sweet under
anv other ndEse ct net. Il - certain
that he has no business tO-bs sxhaIInz
perfume under the name Of Hancock
The Democratic candidates Eame Is
Roberts
II has, perhaps. been noticed that
when General Garhelds party reached
the town Of Hancock, IN New York.
the other day, the Republican nominee
maize a very eloquent reference - the
name that had rejected such glory on
American histeEy- Some 81 the people
stared for II was q very generous trib-
ute 70 the name OF his competitor and
thew didn't think candidates eSUId be
50 liberal But Garfield Is a big-seaIed
man. and he made the speech without
a thought that he Was. after al. nSt
saying a wOEd for the ancestors or the
Democratic nominee. Bat now the
truth comes cut and We md that the
superb has 10 connection whatever
with the Hancock family OF reyeiu-
tiOnIry fame. bat Is really 3 Roberts
In another column the facts are gv-
On N detail Il = only Necessary EoSav
here that the father Of WuHeld ScatS
Roberts was the son OF a bachelor
farmer living N Montgomery county
Pennsylvania who loved MS vOung
hOusekeeper very well but not very
wisely. and who christened the frat OF
that love Benjamin Franklin Hancock
That was the beginning Of shs Han
cock family N Montgomery c0aRzy-
odd Squire Roberts. - be MIS- call
ed by the ueighbOrs. was an IndePend-
ent. opinion d6fvInZ- Eell-tO-dO farmer.
addicted 20 profanity and
sour mash. which. 10 dO9bs, accounts
for the inclination Of the grandson 70
--Cuss things and keep well stseke9
cellar. The -hOusekeeper was a eSme-
" gIrl. with pretty waist. bnI GrfdTcs-
ed 20 IaCing and very fOnd cf dress
which shows where the boy got his Pas
sion for cOrsets and his lOveOf feathers
We insist that the name Of the Dem
OCratic nominee makes him 10 whit
worse OF better. but IL then IS NJ rez-
son whv ! MN should not run for Of
fee under bis own uIn1e- and the At
tempt 70 fgist 4 Roberts on Us under
the cOgnOmen Of a nero Of the revOlu-
ton Is a small fraud which VIII not De
submitted TO-
Winfield Scott Roberts Is his uame.
and Winfield Scott Roberts let him be
called--IHteT OceGE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19
LONDON

Then was Jesus led I'D Of the spirit
into the wilderness, TO De tempted OF
the devil, and he tasted forty days and
forty nights, and IN those days he did
not eat anything. Moses was with the
Lord on Mount SinA. forty days and
forty nights; he did neither eat bread
nor drink water. Elijah arose and did
eat and drink and went IN the strength
Of that meat, forty days and forty
nights, unto HOrel. the Mount Of God -
- Dr.. Tanner has tasted forty days
and forty nights. VIII those who have
denied II could be done. now believe
that Jesus, Moses and Elijah tasted
forty days and forty nights?
August It'll a daughter was born
unto Dora and Jas. Brush
Is IL not time 20 start some new
lies about Garfield. The Old ones are
al worn out. Their lies must be lit
tie more crafty OF they VIII not gain a
vote BY them They viii only tend to
win votes.
- The family Of co1Ored people Of
London have gone TO BrOwnvIIIe. Hope
the good people viii find them employ
ment. and they be enabled 10 gain a
comfortable living. and be happy.
- John Harding has returned from
LeadviIIe. and has been 70 visit the old
home. We knew, and said II, that
LeadviIle was no place for John, but
We guess he is not hurt much If he has
not gained much
The Christians viii hold their
county meeting ar London August
z9th-Iast Lords day IN the mOnth-ar
one Of the groves on the Harding place.
- To all those who think the politi-
cal salvation Of every one depends on
the understanding Of the mystical item
Of last week concerning "'ThOs. Majors
and that office Now. this the inter
probation thereof" By some una
cOUntabIe reason we wrote the wrong
name-we expect We did-fOr We new
Ct charge the printer with any Of our
mistakes. We meant TO ask If Vim.
Daily was not the man for the state
Senate. To the many who ask what
Office" do you mean for "Thos. Ma
iors2- why, the [. 5. Senate. 70 be
sure. I that plain.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

John 7. Redick's mountain has la
bored and the mouse comes forth He
has published a card giving his reasons
for change OF political afiHatiOn- He
hied away 10 Lake MinReronka. and
writes the Omaha HsrrLd from that
place.
TiptOn's reasCns for going with the
Democrats, discounts Redick's at least
one hundred Per cent John I. gives a
short history Of himself politically. He
SAYS he was born and bred a Demo
craC- Ny party diso1r7sed ne and
the other party claimed me- That's
the way he became 4 Republican His
reason for going back TO the party that
''dJsO,Casd- AIm IS. that Grant was not
nominated at Chicago He VS. ore OF
those who ratified the nomination OF
Garfield az Omaha but as soon a. Han
cock was nominated scales fell from
his eyes and brass buttons and cooked
bats capCivate him body and breeches.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

- We went with the Garfield Guards,
Friday night last 10 Sheridan. The
boys turned out well for that occasion,
and showed about 80 on parade. The
Sheridan Republicans we're well
pleased At the display. The meeting
was good one, there being between
four or five hundred attentive listeners
present, beside crowds OF HancOckers
who hOwled on the outskirts IN true
buIIdOzers style. Col sam Rich, and
T. L Schick ESQ, were the principal
speakers and handled the national
questions. ID mastery manner. Ricn's
review Of the traditions of the Demo
cratic party as handed down by a long
line Of Democratic statesmen" WAS a
splendid picture Of the Democratic par
U, and a very ugly one. The meeting
was held ID open air on court house
square" Such meetings are OF real
use TO the party. Mr. Howe. Mr..
Daily and AIr. Osborn were called out.
Their remarks were brief but were re-
ceived with enthusiasm. Abe Williams
played the fife for the martial music
and has the thanks OF all. He Is the
best ffer IN the country, he played the
fife that eheered the boys II blue as
they toiIed and fought down IN rebel
DOM and Abe votes the way he flied
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19
Fresh Bread at West End
---Bratton's store.

- The following, N the Osce0lG
Home NezCs viii be of interest 10 some
of our local readers:
The Harvest Home Song Service AT
the Presbyterian church on SUNDAY
evening was beautiful and impressive.
The church was tastefullv decorated
with products Of the farm, wheat corn.
oats and various fruits. L series Of
sacred songs appropriate 10 the Occa-
sion, were sung bva quartette. compOs-
ed Of Mrs ". J. Weber. Miss Celia
FUrnas. Messrs. James Palmer and c.
VI Barber The singing was excellent.
The song entitled Nothing but
leaves, was sung with fine effect. Geo.
J. Lord presided at the organ Timely
remarks and suggestions were made By
Rev. Weber. introducing the topical
character Of each song. The service
was a pleasant departure from stereO-
typed forms Of religious worship.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

George William Curtis made a stat-
warJ speech the other day a. repub-
hcan tag raising AZ Long Island home
He inquired - y hat ObsJTUcJs cOncIlIS-
ton IN this country" and proceeded
20 answer the inquiry N MS Own words.
is II the demand Of the republican
party for equal rlglIs-whIch Is al It
demauds-Or u II the wish OF the dem
Ocraric party 20 make this white mans
government. Mr.. Bayard says also
that the party IS not the party
Of the constitution that IL prefers
force 70 law, when and where9 Il
preferred force when the very
constitution was assaIled during
the war. Who then rose 20 dispute
the result Of a legal election, republic
cans or democrats. Long before the
election Of President Lincoln the dem
Ocratic party approved measures which
made secession possible The people
Of the northwest and OF New England.
M Bdvard. are Just as patriotic and
lOw-abidInC citizens as the bowie
knife carrying people OF Mississippi
Il there Is a dividing line between law
abiding citizens and those who are the
reverse that line Is that which sepaT-
dUes the north from the south
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19
The Party For Young Men.

In 4 speech at Cleveland Ohio.
Colonel John Hay, who was the Pri-
vdre, Secretary of President Lincoln.
made a Republican campaign speech.
and II closing. addressing the young
men Of Ohio, he contrasJed the two
great political parties, and said:
On the one side IS record Of glory and
good repUCe. which sheds something Of
IUsJer on the declining DAYS Of
every man who fought that desper-
ate battle against slavery and treason
On the other. IL Is a shameful story Of
halfhearted loyalty or open Rebellion,
Of ignOrent OF malicious opposition 10
light and knowledge. Of blind and fu-
tile defiance 70 the stars IN their
courses fighting for freedom and prog
ress- Why should young mentor
youth Is generous and strong: II looks
hopefully 20 the future IL holds its hon
est brow proudly 20 the broadening
dawn-whv should Young men choose
10 east their lot with 4 discredited and
sOiled record: with party which only
asks OF the present, the plumber Of Of
fee, and Of history. only Oblivian :
With what noble thought. with what
high enterprise. has that party been a.
sOcIated N the last quarter OF a cen
tUrys What purpose but that Of blind
obstruction has Il served / firmly
believe that Il has no space left for
repentance. It's place Is fixed IN his
tory. II forms the dark background
upon which the deeds Of valOr and of
wisdom Of Republican worthless stand
out N burning lines of light. IL Is
written and can never be forgotten.
that N the long conquest BY which the
Nation Was saved, a race enfranchIsed-
the National honor sustained and
heightened. this Democratic party. as a
party, despite the herOism and loyalty
OF Individuals. stood by ID sUllen Ob-
sCTUctIOn- refusing alike the labor and
the glory This Is no 1T fellowship for
brave and magnanImOuS youth IfvOu
wish 20 east vote YOU VIII be proud
Of when YOU are Old. If vOd wish % take
part IN the svnpdthIes and the memories
Of great era or the side Of light and
liberty and progress. YOU VIII never
have better chance than now The
National glory and the National well
fare have been in Republican keeping
for twenty years. with the results you
see In the ranks OF that party are Ell
listed the grearrer portion Of the virtue
and intelligence Of the land while It's
cOunsels are haIlOwed by the traditions
Of the patriots and martyrs Of the
great war Its past IS luminous with
the story Of benehcieut achievements
It's future Is Is bright with promises
Is the radiance Of the morning stars
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

M Cradd0ck. of this city. has a
hickory pole. thirCv-ive feet high IN
front OF his shop, and at the top Of the
pole Is a large rooster. giIded with
gold, below which appears d large
broom and a large hand and then
comes = fine flag. Mr.. CradfOck made
al OF the emblems except the tag. and
a better piece Of work cannot be found
IN the state. Mr.. Craddeck Is enthu-
siastic for Hancock and English
TrTTlgeT.
The dT1Dgsr pUrp0sely Omi1s the
most CONSPICUOUS democratic emblem
the shotgun. on Mr.. CraddOck's Hand
cock pole. The Old gentleman Is a
true Democrat and has MS rooster
which Is n emblem Of victory. perched
Just above a shotgun by which that
victory must be won if at all The
shotgun being the hope and salvation
OF the Democrats, its appearance upon
a Handbook pole Is most appropriate
and suggestive
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19
The TrIon House.

J. G. Russell the present proprietor
OF this popular old house L row run
ming It n hrst-class style. The Union
has been renovated inside and repaint-
ed outside. and the rooms supplied
with new. clean furniture and beds.
and guests are rendered comfortable.
The table fare is No. l, and the Union
IS without doubt the best doIIar-a-day
house N Southern Nebraska. and for
the brief time II has been IN NJ. Rus
sells charge Is rapidly gaining n pub
lie favor Try the Union
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

Hon Church Howe and :. A Os-
born ESQ addressed the Garfield and
Arthur club az Union School House.
Lafayette precinct. Monday evening.
Notwithstanding the heavy rain there
was a good crowd OF voters present,
and the excellent speeches Of the
gentlemen were received with much
applause and many cheers Mr. Howe,
Il the close OF his speech, presented the
club WITH Garfield badges for which ne
received three cheers and tiger, and
the bows went home Jubllant, and con-
fdent OF carrying Lafayette precinct
far Carried and Arthur BY 50 majority.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19
Miscellaneous Directory

Sca-e Fair. Omaha sept 90 70 26th-
Reuublicau state Convention, Lin
coin. sept Isc-
Occe County Fair. Nebraska City,
Sept. g 20 18th
soldiers Reunion. Central City, sept
L @ 18th
Johnson County Fair. Tecumseh-
sept. 18th u 18th
Grand Lodge. X 0f p. 18th session,
Nsbraska CIV. October 18th
=. Joseph. No Exposition, sept.
9Th q nth.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19
1000 yards of che
viOts just received at
DOlen's. s, 10, IL and
l25 cents per yard.
New Book.

Women on the American Frontier.
i valuable and authentic History Of
the Heroism- Adventures. Trials. Pr
vations. Captivities and Noble Lives
and Deaths Of the Mothers OF the
Republic Sold only by subscription.
The agent VIII call On you in a few
DAYS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

This point made b. GaIusha 4
Grow Is OF the first importance TO al
business and commercial interests.
If you do change parties. you VIII n
trust the conduct OF the Government
under Hancock % the politicians Of the
south who have no industrial inter
ests: therefore, no ideas but political
ones OF industry and commerce
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

The following officers were IL
stalled ID BrOwuviIle Lodge. No. 50, /
0. G. T. Friday August 18th:
Mrs. HeJZeI. v. c. T.
Mrs. Huddart, ". '. T.
Della Abbott. ". T. sec.
Mary Hacker, ". Treas.
DeIIah FurlOugh, ". Sec.
Allie Berger, ". Chap.
Stella Huddarr. ". I. e..
i. H Gilmore. W sen
Ben Bates. ". 4. See.
Mrs. Ninick- ". E 5.
Allie Hit. ". L :.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

IF there ever Vas specific for any one
complaint then Carriers Little Liver Pills
are specific for sick Hsssiaen re and every
woman should know this, They are Tot
only a positive cure, 6Uc a sure preventive
Z taken when the approach Is fell. Carrs-'s
Little Liver Pills act directly on the liver
and bile, and IN mis- way remove the cause
q disease without first making you sfck D.
1 weakness purge. LZoU try them you VII
not De disappointed
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

j 2. Drain has issued posters an
nOuuclzg that he VIII sell AZ public
auction On Thursday. August 26tE, ceT-
tain I've stock. farm machinery. house
hold furniture. and So acres corn II
the field sale vii begin AZ 10 o'clock
a II AZ the farm OF ! Il Drain. I mile
north Of Nemlha City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

- The best thing that occurred N
Capt. MI-chel's speech here. was his
proving by ". A P that Morton had
lied about the -peuItentIary steal "
A. 2 81 and winked and nlInke Ike
Al old toad under a cabbage LEAF.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

The precincts are recommended TO
hold their primaries on Saturday Aug.
21st, at o'clock p. N, Al the usual
places of voting IN said precincts, and
that no poll to be kept open less than
one hour nor later than D. n
A. ". MORGAN.
A Il GILMORE. Chm pro TEN,
Secy. Central Com
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19
full line OfchOice
goods of all kinds at
DOlen's, cheap for
cash.

= Conscience dashed WAP the other
evening when Capt Mitchell addressed
the Garfield club, always meddIesome,
venemous and unreasonable, made an
ass OF himself as usual He took
the floor without being invited, and
managed 10 humble TO the audience
that the last legislature was the best
and most efficient that ever met IN the
State. and that Il had been universally
and more abused by the press than
any other legislature" After uttering
this falsehOod for the truth he tried to
prove 1t by Capt Mitchell; and was
treated with silent and plying con-
tempt by that gentleman The silly,
eonceited old fraud thinks that was the
best legislature simply because he was
a member Of II.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

= L Is hoped the cadaverous 2 e
vii explain about thar organ and Il
bra-y. he. Is said % have appropriated
iIlegluma1eIy. when he was kicked out
Of the public school here An anxious
public pauses for the reply Of the z e.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

We receive a circular announcing
a grand musical convention and
August Festival at Salem. Nebraska,
August cath 70 9th. Prof D. B. Wor-
ley, conductor. Soloist soprano. Miss
Florence Smith. Alto, Miss Ella
Crouch Musicians are requested TO
bring songs, duets, quartetts, &c, for
the social hour and concert. Admis-
sion 70 first session. free 70 all Ses-
sion daily, Q a. H. ?. n and D. N.
at the Presbyterian church The
citizens Of Salem SAYS the circular
viii Hospitality entertain all visiting
members OF the convention" DeIos
Smith this city Is OF the Local commit
tee
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

A friend who Is posted on the war
record Of the z {. SAYS he used 70 be
called Corporal Of the DIarrhea
Blues, by the boys II the army. for he
everIzstngiy had the ~Tots- when
called 70 do any dangerous duty But
did you think Il possible that even d
zrrhea could put snch a hangdog taes
~ Z nan
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

Tie Forszt and lstrsI1s. has - To preserTe
health use Warmers safe remedies. These
are almost q Miraculous power n rsmov-
Ing diseases for WI len recommended The
wonderful cUra-fvs quItr1es they ara pos
sessed offs 7Cuched for u tens q tho1s-
ands.1
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

The ladies' Of the Catholic Church
OF tins CITY are making extensive prep
axztious for a grand ball and banquet
OF Wednesday evening, sept Ist. The
committee OF arrangements consists OF
Miss Mary Campbell Mrs " ". Kauf-
nan and Mss NAY Daugherty. This
vii undoubtedly be the ball OF the sea
E1-
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19
Free Lecture.

Dr.. J. H ManviIIe. Of Nebraska
City, delivers a free lecture ID Marsh
Opera House. Monday night, August
Odd Commencing Al : o'clock Sub
ject sign Boards Of Character HUI
mOrous and profitable, fail not 10 hear
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19
BJtrlap horse nets just re-
ceGUed at i. L. .McGee'S.

The bone snd Muscle producing Malt. the
Nsrveeuteting Hop. the superb NaIarfsI an
tidote Qufnine, and other precious fnxredi-
ents, combined without fermentation. are
the ingredients Of -MAIs RiEssrs,- prepared
oy the Malt Bftters Company.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

NENAHA CITY, Neb-, Aug. 16, 1880.
Editor Advertiser.
The public meeting Of the district
lodge Of Good TempIars on Saturday
evening was a success II every sense
Ofthe word The Christian Church was
full and a large number standing
around on the out side ofthe building.
The speeches by Mrs Van PeIt. Rev
Dr. Rowe Of BrOwnviIle and G. ". C.
7. !. B. Finch were all excellent. Mr.
F giving one Of his best efforts and
none can do better The Good Tenn
plars have reason TO feel proud Of the
singing. as IL was the best We have ev-
CT heard IN NemahA The duets, BY
Miss Belle Morris and Miss Alice Hitte.
two of Br0wnviIle's sweetest singers,
were finely rendered, and We trust they
VIII again favor Us, for they viii al
WAYS be welcome. We learn Miss
Morris Is soon TO leave for Chicago 10
take lessons IN music. Nav she sue
coed, and return 10 sing TO Us again
are the wishes Of her friends At Ne
maha 7
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

- Choice Berkshire Pigs. high bred.
for sale by Stevenson x Cross The
best investment a farmer can make
for a small amount Of money
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

Hosiery, Raises, trunks,
Ladies baskets, and JGn-
derzCear cheap at i. L.
.EcGee's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

- Cards are out for a grand ball and
banquet at the Marsh Opera House,
Wednesday evening Sept. 1st, for the
benefit Of the Catholic church Tickets
SI.50.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Mrs. ". Kaufman, Mary Campbell,
May Daugherty.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
Adelaide Kaufman, LU Arnold.
Emma Buehener, Alice Hitte, Mrs. NJ
Kaufman, Anna McCOmas.
FLOOR COMMITTEE
Ted Huddart. Mary Campbell. Frank
Andrews. Belle Morris, Geo. Willing,
Titia Campbell, Bert. Rhodes, Della
Abbott.
SUPPER COMMITTEE
Mrs. 7. Mclaughlin, Josie CTaddOck-
Mrs. D. Campbell, Mrs D. Adams, Mrs.
J. Livingston, Mrs. p. Cline.
MUSICAL DIRECTRESsEs.
Mary Campbell, May Daugherty.
Music by Summers quadrilIe band
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19
The New Bakery

Of VIM Furman Is now ID full blast
and ready TO supply the city with good
fresh bread. Call at first door west of
johnson and Palmer's grocery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19
Mules for sale.

4 span Of large, well broke, mules
for sale. kind and gentle five years old
Having no use for the same viii sell
them cheap. ;. COCHRAN
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

Col Majors. SAYS the Sheridan
. Post - not taking any part
What's the Use living about L.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19
Better Times.

The Democrat. New Oriesns- La says
suffering among such a. have been troubled
with diseases Of kidneys and liver. has been
perceptfbly better since the Introduction
among Us Of Warmers safe kidney and
Liver Cure
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19
1000 yards of new
dark printsjust receiy-
ed at DOlen's.

Don't forget that the Hen
derSOD boot and shoe IS the
best made. Sold only by u.
L. u cGee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

Treason u the party ought 10 be
punished
Bur ara go,s the fellow 70 do the
pU-ishIEE-
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

We had another hot wave last
week THURSDAY. Friday and saturday
the Thermometer indicated near 100
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19
One horse and two
horse Buckeye grain
drills. Call and see
sample. Robert Teare
agent.
Attention Smokers.

T L Joueshas ordered the largest
stock OF fine cigars ever brought TO
this market. Come and see him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

- Remember that humorous lecture
a. tae Opera House Monday night, the
I'D Free % all
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

Louis Strobe has opened areStau-
rant ard confectionery Ar Nemana
CIrv- ~ card under Nemaha head
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

Ma. Daily spent Monday II Ne
mahl City whispering 10 uncle Levi
The thing l. fixed
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

French Kid BJGtt0ned
shoes finest IN the city at i.
Z. NcGess.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

TOrchOn Lace and all
kinds of insertion, at i. L.
Nc Gees.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

Lots Of ram Monday afternoon
and night
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

For the heSr and cheapest cook
stove p - Stevenson x Cross
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

= We haf 4 slight shower Of rain
Sacur.av last. ana d good damp rain
SUNDAY
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

Attend J T. Drains sale, Thurs
clv next. =sth inst.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

Col Tom Majors was IN Nemaha
CITY MONDAY night
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

- Concord grapes Z cents per pound
i Ire. F1.-I S1mGri-CH's-
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

The Ike rams were good for the
] late corr
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

A full and complete stock Of fur
nirUre kept by Stevenson & Cross
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19
Machine Oil.

All grades. al reduced prices II the
drug and book store Of ". II. Nc
CreerT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19
Farmers / want
your produce for
which | will pay the
highest market price.
Dolen.

Woven wire beds. all sizes and
low prices al Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

W. Nickel went IL Chicago
Sacursi4y-
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19
Teas and sugar cheap at
T. L. AcGeeS.

Ted Huddart's boIted meal and
graham -four may De had at any Of the
city stores.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

4 - Tie best brands II -four always
o. hand-ac 7. L Jones
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-08-19

Want butter and eggs. Highest
price paid by Stevenson & Cross.