Nebraska advertiser., 1880-01-29
BUSINESS BREVITIES.


- Nickel keeps all the latest books
e = Buekwheat Flour and Mapl
Syrup at Hills.
Finest stationery and toilet ar
ticles at Nickell's drug store.
. - Balm, Studebaker and Nebraska
wagons. STEVENSON & Cross.
: Money to loan on Real Estate Sc
curity. Apply to VIM. H. Hoover.
= Watches. clocks and jewelry o
2 the best quality at Geo. Arkwright's
= Call at A w. Nickell's drul
, store for bottle of Thomas eclectri,
|, oil.
- Skates. ShotguDs, Mink Trap:
and Corn-poppers by Stevenson &
Cross.
DIR. Collins. Dentist. Brown VILE
Office hours, 9 a. m. to 5 p. M. Not al
home on Fridays. 39tf
=. 800 acres of land in Bedford
Precinct for sale on reasonable terms.
Apply to William H. Hoover.
= Bring your watch and clock Re-
pairs to Geo. Arkwright. Watch
sign hung in tree. Union Hotel.
- Call and pay your arrearages on
subscription, and accommodate US
very much.
- Send us i'm ten new yearly SUBJ
scribers, and get THE ADVERTISER
one year free of charge.
Il have for sale. cheap. some choice
lots, in Nemaha City, for those who
want to build. WIN. H. HOOVER.
Mrs. Small will this week remove
her stock of goods to the building re-
Gently occupied by d. II. McLaugh-
lin.
- Wednesday morning weather
quite cold, and there are indications
that the river may close again with
ice.
- DIED-January 10, 1880, after a
short illness of eight days, of pneu-
mOnia. Eli Fishburn, aged 81 years.
Deceased was buried in Walnut Grove
Cemetery.
- Received, a readable account of
leap year party held at the residence
of DIR. McGrew, and regret that it |
came too late for this paper. 1t shall
be printed next week.
- Every available carriage in the
city was used Wednesday in carrying
guests of the wedding occasion at
Hon. Church Howe's residence, u
miles south west Of this city.
Just arrived this week lear Balm
wagons, a fine assortment Heating
Stoves, and handsome line of silver
ware also Groceries. Furniture. Corn
Shelters and Pocket Knives.
STEVENSON & CROSS.
So good customers wanted at the
Brick Grocery, corner of 9th and
Main st, Brownville, Neb. n. B.
Lot No. one. in Block No. 6. for sale,
whole or In halves. and with or with
out the goods contained in the build
ings. Terms cash. G. w. BRATToN.
- The person or persons who have
been writing letters to Falls City from
this place, and endesvoring thereby
to injure the character of some of the
singers in the aSorcerer, and the finan-
cial success of the opera, are I'm very
small business.
- The firm of Teare & Campbell
being dissolved by mutual consent,
Mr.. Teare retiring, Campbell will con-
tinue the business, dealing in sgri-
implements, at the old stand.
and the liberal patronage bestowed
pom the old firm is earnestly solicit
ed. DAVID CAMPBELL.
We notice that Hawkins has
erected another chair in his Barber
has three nOw-and has
another barber-Mr. Johnny Cook,
Of Falls City-to assist him. The
public duly appreciates all improve
nents and enterprises about barber
shop.
Two young would-be despers-
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promenading the streets, drunk of
course, perpetrated some malicious
that may give them trouble.
A mOngst other things they destroyed
a new sign for Mr.. Arkwright, and
materially damaged the railing of DR..
Stewards fence. We understand a
has been or will be issued for
their arrest. and they should be jerk
ed out of their boots,
LATER. Fremont Strong was ar
rested Tuesday night. taken before
Judge HuIburd, fined S. and costs,
the whole amounting to fourteen dol
lars and some cents; and being 1p-
able to pay his fine now languishes
in the calabOose.
- The following are the Grand and
Petit Jurors, for March term, 1880:
GRAND.
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