Nebraska advertiser., 1882-04-06
LOCAL N EWS-


"A. w. Nickel, reliable druggist
Brownyille.
A. w. Nickel, the bookseller
Brownville.
For Lumber Lime and Coal go to-
!. w. KERNs.
Mr.. Matthiesons residence is about
finished.
"A. w. Nickel, reliable newsdealer,
Brownville.
Our band boys are talking of mus
ical entertainment.
Table and pocket cutlery at Il. i.
Jones'-Brownville.
Ed. Salisbury came down from Lin
coin Monday evening.
-- Blank deeds, notes, mortgages
etc, for sale at this Office.
- For first class groceries call on
#. l.. Jones. Brownyille.
- ALFALFA-everlasting clover.
seed for sale by B. Ottens.
Extra copies of TIE ADVERTISER
at A. w. Nickell's, Brownville.
Insure your life in the Centennial
Mutual Life Association OF Iowa.
Visit Dillon, Croan ~ Co.'S drug
store for low prices in everything
- School books and all miscellan-
eous books at Nickell's drug store.
Extra copies of the Advertiser for
sale at Dillon, Croan Il Cos. drug store.
Lamps, Lanterns, queensware and
glassware, at +. J.. Jones, Brownville.
Twelve hundred immigrants, mostly
German landed at Philadelphia, 3lst
ult.
49, Fresh Bread, pies and cakes at
ways OH hand at A. Palmer's, Brown
Vile.
Miss Grace Stewart, OF Brownville,
was the guest of Miss Stella Huddart
Sunday.
FoR SALE CHEAp.-A good house
and lot in Calvert. Apply to
T.. ID. VERT.
S. A Osborn is in the city again this
week, engaged, as usual, in searching
for corners of lots, etc.
Mr.. Buchele is putting the shelving
for occupancy this week.
Ted Huddart and wife went to
Brownville to attend the Kendall en-
tertainment Monday evening.
Wall paper and window shades, the
largest stock and lowest prices, at
Nickell's drug store, Brownville,
We care to have two months of school
to commence as seon as suitable
room and teacher can be procured.
Remember the meeting to consider
the county fair question at Samuelson's
Hall next Saturday at 2 o'clock, p. IN
Theo. f. Davis last week purchased
the Billiard Parlor of John Hardt
Mr.. Hardt has removed his family tc
st. Joe, Mo.
J. B. Berger and family. formerly OF
Brownville, arrived in the city on Mon
day and are comfortably settled in
their new home.
Every man in this town should cal
and subscribe for our paper to send t
friend in the east. Help us adver
tise our town
Arthur Walsh visited the boys u
Brownville Sunday. We understand
he was duly admitted AS member o
the 0. M. +. Society.
Cattle ara bringing extraordinary.
prices now. "Prce 'em yourself ant
drive 'em in we'll take 'em" is wlm
our stock dealers tell the farmers.
Our citizens are almost unanimousf
acting OH our advice In regard to sci
ting out trees, aud as result the cit
is becoming handsomely decorated.
Parties having cattle to herd will d
we'll to see 5. G.. Britain. on Eato
farm, or Ben Dovel, Sheridan. Goo
range and plenty Of water. 4lw
The rain Tuesday would have lai
the dust nicely but for the fact thS
there was no dust to lay, the win
Monday having carried it all over int
Otoe county.
r. p. Hutchins has decided to kee
harness in connection with his agricu
tural store. Mr.. Edwin Elliott h;
associated himself with the Col. in Il
business, and they can now rig ma
out with full team-eXcepting I'll
horses.
- Reference given to Hon. John
Gear, Ex-Gov., John Zaiser, Mayo
Burlington Daily HG,0keye, Daily u
!ette, and Merchants National Ban
of Burlington, Iowa Frank Hatto
VI Washington, ID. c., and First n
tional Bank of Chicago, as to reliabili
of the Centennial Mutual Life Associ
ton.
PEACH TREES FOR SALIENT. S.
Osborn proposes to supply all the pc
pie of Calvert with any number
peach trees--2 and years old
they may want to plant on their lots