THE ADVERTISER.
Xj Q 6 jl l.
BROIVNVILLE.'mAY 17, 1S60.
TERMS:
forone year, if paid in advance, - $2,00
u 4t the end of 6 months, 2.60
. "12 3,00
Cluba of 11 or more will be furnished at $1,60 per
dob. "provided the cub accompanies the rder, sot
iterwue
ry The "ITebraska Advertiser' having;
much the. largest circulation of any paper in
Ihe Territory, Wholesale Merchants in St.
Xjouii", St. J oseph, Cincinnati and other East
era markets where Nebraska merchants pur
chase, will find no better advertising medium
in the Western country C3
Improvements V,"e believe that
in improvements, at present, we can vie
with any town. Quite a number of houses i
are under way, besides many receiving
the finishing stroke. It is pleasant to sit
in our sanctum and bear the . trowel,
hatchet, saw, mingled with the merry!
ring of the anvel, all joining in the concert i
to Progress.
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MY
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OO TO
'M MARTIN'S
AND BUTIOUR
JIA TS,
Blanks, Blanks.
Webavc on band, priuted In aaperior style, and for
it!e cbexp for ctb. a frefcb supply of
Warranty Deeds, Mortgage Deeds,
Trut .Deed. Bonds lor Deeds,
Justice, Sheritt' and Constable Blanks,
JSlank Preemption Papers,
Township Plats. Bills Lading.
Drafts, Notes, etc., etc., etc.
To which we call the especial attention of those in Deed.
Job Printin of any and every description executed to
order in a style inferior to none, produced in any part of
ttec untry. We f xcept no ufflce in the West, or else
where, and offer specimen! of our work as evidence
QTO. A. GRAVES. Bookseller. SUticner. and
Kwii Arent. Pot Office btiildine. Crner Douplasand
Thirteenth treets. Omaha. N. T.. is our authorized
Auent for both the Advertiter and Farmer.
7i. ll-Ki'iu kjkj.. re nna Literary ue- !.., J ,v.,.Vc n i j
pot iiiii'a bntidine Min Btreet opiw1(ite the Nnck-; slana inatine bpreau Lagle ana two other
olin n-e Neir-k Ci'y, or uthorited Agenta I
' Easiness Is Easiness." Any one
wishing to be convinced of this truth need
but to spend an hour cr so with us, and
see the amount done in our City, and if he
is not convinced after seeing the number
of clerks four or five in each store so
busy that it is almost impossible to get in
a word edge ways, until it comes his turn
heart," or prove that his optics are at fault. 11 A JN U V AO 1 ORY!
MnMDTILI IIS.
KO. 17, 3IAIS STBEET,
BROWNVILLE, N. T.
THE0D0EE HILL
TO T D -IPS 1 ,n "1 TI
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NEB R A S K A
PATRONIZE HOME
BoatS.-Friday, the 1 1th, Omaha up ETEJ S AT)T)T."RP.V
iu iuc murmng ; nespenan aown in tnei
tTnich It the oldest, most exten3ir and reliable
Merchactile Douse ia the Upper Country 7
TIM DOB! ' HILL.
evening.
Monday, the 14th, Omaha down, Hes
penan up, in the evening. We under-
f.,r h h th Advrrtiter nd Former
Tiie Dislrlct Court For this Dis
trict SonniT term was opened here
s
Tu tcay lat, with ovei tijrhty cas on
the duckf t for hearing ; and the farce of
"The kinjr f France, with twenty thousand men,
Miirtli- d U the bill and then tn:irched down again,1
fucttd on a small ale. by opening and
tlaifig for v'urit of a judge, as the law,
in tuch cases made and provided," di
"rects.' Judge Miller is at present in Ohio,
wiwt ll, as he informed the District At
torney bv letter a" few days since; but
J 4
will be well TjOugh to hold Court in Otoe
couuiy, in June.
The consequences are : we will have
co Court till September ; the county will
te to some expense; individuals di; and
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a large UOCKei will accumulate iu uc pui
I through, in the hurry consequent upon a
i press of business, s-omewhat after the
! style that an ancient lady kept hotel.
We hope tl at all concerned will feel the
i "solid comfort" contained ip the reflection
; which the circumstance suggested to us,
thai Territorially speaking "sich is
life." We confess our desire increasing
daily to., throw off the appropriately term
ed "swaddling clothes" of Territorial ex-
istence", and assume that manly, State-ly
independence, where we may say "well
i done thou good and faithful servant," or.
rice versa ; for which expression, we pre
sume Buck is our present mouth-piece,
but he "blows his ownbellows;" yet there
aretwo pegs to hang a hope upon for an
amelif raton of our present condition, they
are Douglas and Cove ' j
government boat passed up the same day.
For the Nebraska Advertiser
The Stranger's Grare.
BT 'NATLKE'S CHILD.'
Farewell ! farewell ! thou'rt gone to rest,
Life'a tempest wild ii o'er:
Fallen, a? Kill ihe stranger blest,
On Eden's peiK-eful shore.
Thy ills, thy caies. thy toil and strife,
The tears that th-iu hunt shed,
Forgotten iLe nd into life,
Tbo' i. umbered with the dead.
A stranger in a Granger land,
Wilh naught f kindred clay
To cheer or mk.iIi with kiudiy had,
Or watch iheecGin'ii way.
No kindred eye. with thuughtful gaze
Uends o'er the silent bier.
Or on tho lonely toiub to abed
One penitential tear.
To tneni'ry'a shrine, no waving tree,
CulU forth the living past ;
No blooming fl .wer with inlorp free,
Eiubiiluii) the sighing blast ;
Yet irainjuil Is his pulseless breast,
Nor drciiuH of aiululcare;
And naught of c-irih disturbs hi.-rest,
llut Klurabera sweetly there.
What cares he for earth's brightest joy,
Her honor, wen! th, or fame ?
Stranger, kinsmen, empire, wealth,
All light and quite the same.
Though tempests wild sweep o'er his tomb,
And thunders hearse rewound,
They east no fear, nor dark'ning gloom,
Ilia slumb'r ng ashes round.
Ilia deathless soul from clay now freed,
Immortal a- ita sire,
Mounts up on tireless wing,
To sate its fond desire.
Then sleep on, stranger, awotly sleep,
JOHN W. MIDDLETON,
MAIN STREET,
BROWATILLE, Bf. T.
ANNOUNCES tbat he ha just received
from St. Louis, with a fresh atock, and has
nuir .,d nana, principally of bis own mmn.
facture,
Fine Gents and Ladles Saddles,
Bugrgry and ITagron Harness,
Collars, Bridles,
Halters, Thlpg,
Of Every Style,
PIKE S PEAK WHIP LASHES,
PLASTERING HAIR,
A good supply always kept on hand
Work Manufactured to Order.
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
Brownville April 19 1860.
Wlere are the beat tajgaini to be bad ia the pur
chase of ail kiodj of foods?
. - mi tl f tj 71 ?
LJtJ 6-J t ec .t- h -tf'-l LJ
JOHN. A. POim,
lias Removed
Prom his Old Stsnd cn ths Levee to
WHITNEY'S NEW BLOCK,
MAIN STREET,
BROWXVILE N. T.
trtera be hat opened cp a
PMESEI STOCK
Conolatins or
STAPLE A!VD FAIYCT
DRY GOODS,
ALSO
A Large Stock of Choice Family
Grrooeries,
I860. FRESH I860.
TVe Save Jusi Iie:eittd Our
SPRING AND SUMMER
in r$i frh rri f n
If i A r J 13 ii .3 ' 14
i
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CONSISTING OF
Who mils goods at the loweit'figure ?
THEODORE HILL.
riour,
Ham,
Bacon
Sugar,
Who outfits Pike's Peakers with any an I eTery
thinir they Want at prices eaual at least, with Sain
Louis and St. Joseph ?
THEOD ORE HIL L.
CoCee,
Tea,
Llolasses,
Salt,
Who keeps the choicest quality of gocds ?
THEODORE HILL.
BOTS & SHOES
Por Tlie IVTillioaa..
41-ly Where are the latest ity'es and finest qualities of
xancy uooas to be found 7
AT HILLS.
country produce. i
THEODORE HILL.
UAJNJXUT FAIL TO PLEASE.
THEY ARE OF EVERY GRADE,
And Made of Good Stock, Wh0 does the "c,n3iv? commi buss in the
vav vt iviunuiiiiv a
Good Slices atfrrm 75 cents to Three Dol
LirsjtT Pair.
THEODORE HILL.
Good Hoofs at From $1,50 to SG
ret i'air.
ThC Crops-- From ail parts
CJI.tS
come ' unfavorable to tLc j rcicnt crcps.
Wheat and oats are sufTering and must in
some sections prove almost a failure. We
have noticed several fields of wheat in our
county, within the past few days, looking
7 ... . .
quite w-1j, tut even these will be ruined
if 'the drought continues much longer.
We have heart of a number of fanners
who expect to loose both wheat and oat
I crops; Our corn is up in some spots, but
! car, not be doing much good. Truly this
is dishoartf'ijing to farmers, and will, we
ftar- prove a Lane to our pro.nt'ritv. If
9
I our farming 'counuuuiiy fail all others
i luut mflTef.
! Uulll. Since the ubuve was written,
1 our vicinity has been visited by one the
most thundering rains we have had here
; Tot a" "'right peart chance; of time; it was
V&casc'ii of refre.-hing" in every snse
of term ; green truck animal and vegi
L tallf' .-ettiitd iiubunl with new lift-; it
' wn?, i;i fact, just such another rain as we
u?e to have in the "Iluh tims" of Ne
; IrasVa. This "material aid" will help
farmers raliz their hopes as to abun-
dtaiit crops; and, although an immense
lot of corn has been shipped from here
f iV,
that it is but as a. "drop in a l,ucket" t-j what
may be expected the next.
Pictures! Pictures!! 'e are re
quested to sstaie to those wishing to "se
cure, the shadow e're the substance fails,"
that W, E. Murray, at present opera
ting in our City, intends leaving about the
middle o'f next week. Those desiring
good daguerreotypes of themselves or
friends should call on him immediately.
To Knk at his collection of picture is suf
ficient warranty of his skill as an artist.
' Mormons. The Hesperian stopped
t our levee, Tuesday evening last, long
Enough to give us a peep at the genus
Mormon, with which she was literally
crowded, having between seven and eight
hundred aboard .ticketed for the "promised
land,' and, though some apparantly were
tiot labeled "keep dry," yet the "weaker
vessels" seemed to be "right side up" and :
father good-looking. From the 'harvm
ficarum" manner in which they stowed
themselves away, they must have begun
to practice Joe's preaching.
. Hit wouldn't 'ave Lothcred hany to 'ave
told where they 'ailed from, by the re
darks they made. They seemed plucky
and -determined to "root 'og or die."
Sweet Potato Plants.
I hare on hand now, and will continue to have
during thi month a supply of Sweet Potato plants
lr sale. Orders from a distance will be promptly
attended to, and plants sent by fcxress,
UUDLUT W. FUKNAS,
Brownville, N. T.
DISSOLUTION.
THE Co-pannerehip of IoeI, Lake k Emerson,
heretofore existing and transact iii biisine.. at
Brownville, N. T., undrrihe munoaml ntyleof Noel,
Lake A Co., w this day diolvrd by mutual consent.
U. C. lohoson will adjust all unsettled business of
the Said firm. Jhh Uhli,
11ENUV EMEKSOX,
11ENKY LAKE, by
(). F. Kake, Agent.
Hrowntille. N. T.. May 1st, 1830. 43-tf
Wanted,
250 Acros of l'rairie broken, ifl Contracts if not
lei than 40 acres each. Let tn he hwest b'dder.
Apply iininediati ly at my i.ffi.re on Min street of
tniaplaoe. II M. IM.MI.
X O T I C E
Soldiers. TeamBtere, Sailors. 0r their widow
or orphan child red ) trim ei veU in ny warh or baitie.
either n Calitorni or elewbei e. prior tu M irth 3rd,
l65 r their children wh'i were umter 21 at that date,
or n.iil.ird who cervol n the cRfl ! C itifornin in the
Mexican war will ilu well t.i M e uh. CUim tht
hA'e teen reiectel in the hands i he- jii-eiit. have
heen Kiiccesfful iy obt.dne-l by us Alien' .ictinn for us
liberally paid. Land Warrant)' b nitht and id tuorder,
ami all tm-ine- requiring an atent at Watiinftin at
tended t H. B LI.OVD&.ni.
AtVyt for Claim Fention$ Bounty Land f-e
Rererence to any i.f the tic.olt t Dcpo-iinem. 42-l0t
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J
roois.
CAPS,
CLOTHING,
NOTIONS, &c,
I invite the attpntun of my old cnsU mers and the
purchasing public. I have never before been able to
offer sueh bargaius as ut present, in either variety style,
quality and prices.
DO XOT FAIL. TO STOP
AT THE
BPSVMVILLE SHOE STORE.
TVh? whn!eT.les C
J to tliali ' eontj cn tie
"1 Q 77 "
Cheese,
Candles,
etc.etc,
And a fine assortment of
LIGHT GROCERIES
Such as
Spice,
Peppers,
Soda,
Salaratus,
Ginger,
Allspice,
etc., etc.
ALSO,
A well selected Stock of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
UEENS WAREy
JVhich is ihe Largest end most Conphie
Stock ever cff&nd in the West, ar.d
which we will sell ct prices to
DEFY COMPETITION.
THE LADIES
ART rSPICIALLT
INVITED
' To give us a Call
They can all be suited
- in everything they desire from
From a 10c Lawn To a 52 00 p yard
Fancy Silk Dress Pattern.
We can Fit Gents in Suits ficm 5 to $50
Emigrants to
PIKE'S PEAK,
Utah and California,
CAN be supplied with Outfits at Unprecedented Low
rnccs. weao not desire to humbug any one, but slate
ucu wnica we win prove to all iviug ua a call.
E R OTTX VI L LE, T.
S. E. : J. T. BERKLEY,
t flnuuc tea: uey tars tccT.enieJ tie
ilsQuf.ictnre cf
CARRIAGES,
WAGONS,
BVCGILS,
SULKIES,
ta tbo City cf Erownri::?. Tiey baro bctb ha4
many years exreriemo in Eastern Mauafftctiriej.
and flatter thcmscve3 they wiU be able ta f l:aie tie
pubiia both in work and r.ri.'Cs.
All tiudj or repatnrif procif Uy attecdiJ t.
t. e. & j. b. eehulit.
BrownvIUa, 3Iay, 3, 1SS0.
Eoots and Shoes.
ITrS knriwleJse of the trade and wants of the people
of B).wnville and vicinity enable- bim to make judici
ous purchases exprcfsly 'or thl market. He ask an
examination of hi-i stock, feeling aure be will be
b e tj 1'.; ry i i ct-a-fr, atyleand price.
'1
MdtusJ il ill
Brownville jpril, 26. IS60.
WILLIAM T. DDX.
BALTIMORE
Clothing Store,
X3xox7-xxillo Joloraelxo,.
SEIOEL & GREENBAUM, .
Announce that they have received and opened their
SPRING STOCK
OP
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Hats Caps, and Hoots & Shoes,
Gentlemen's Under Wear,
Carpet Sacks, &c, &c,
Their rock varies from the
FINEST QUALITY
TO TBK
A very fine etuck nf
SnillH CLOTBIK.
Graf if 1 for vt iiatin ge they hopo by future
Htrcnrien to bu.-ines. ;ind a deti-rtninHtion to please,
i-i t vie. qiiiilify and price., to in :rit not only con-
tn! put tnerenfed patmimgo.'
GIVE US A CALL.
13rewnrille, April 12. 1850,
t4PiItcs Peak, or Bust."
KEW
PBOTiSION STOBB,
AM)
DRY GOODS HOUSE.
TJ"o. IX, IVTaIxx otxrootV
BROWNVILLE, II. T.
Fire. We are credibly informed thai
fire oocutred cn the first island above
McKissick's, by which a Saw Mill was
Wned to the ground. Exact loss we
could not ascertain.
fil fi (U) !
VlJ
ITave Jnst completed tbtlr new husineca honse on
alain Street, nesr the U.S. Land Offh-e. in Brownville
where they have opeued out aud arelT-ring on the most
favorable terms.
The Rlrcr Is slightly on the rise j
ith a good stag of water in the chicnel. r
GOOFF"
LIKE HOT CAKES!
THOSE WISHING
Will Lose Bargains
BY DELAYING!
2?rownville, Mny 3, ISoO.
Notice.
I have rft a power of attorney with William II.
IIoover, Esq .autborixing bim to attend to my busi
ness affairs durinjr rov absence. S. L. SWAN",
brownville. A jil, 25th ISiO.
Dry Goods, Provisions,
Of all Kinds,
FLOUR, CONFECTIONARIES.
AXD DHICD milTS,
Choice Liquvrs, Cigars,
And a "thousand anJ one,'" other things everybody
needs. .
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK
Brownvilio, April 28 Iy
-READY' MADE
JACOB MARHON,
Brownville, Nebraska,
Keeps constantly on har.d. a ?t'ck of ready-made
clothing. whi-h he pledge; Lis cusrotner is of superi
or manufacture ; and w hich be wiilseilatlcsi prices
than Eajtern machine made stuT.
ErownriHe, April 25, UoQ- V
Who purchases and ships more country produce than
any one else in the upper country ?
THEODORE HILL
No Charge for pricing and showing Goods
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
Cutlery and Queensware,
Glassware,
ArH r :: '
G 11 O C ERl-1
A L&rja Assortment of
TRUST SALE.
Wbereas on the 23, h d.iy of So-.. ember; A.. D.
I8i9, William Iluye?, and JuliaC. Hayes h is ui.'j,
executed to William II. Hoover, a doci cf irot for
tho ueand bcni2: tf the fierenil creators tbirs.'a
named, upon the f .Ikwin? described real etat ia
brownville, Nemaha County, Nebraska Tcrri-.cry,
to-wi: Let no 15, in block no 14, in theorinal p!at
'of aaiJ town, said docd recorded In l)zeA "It.
ord, to. 1, Pj-e3 513 and 519 of Recordj cf isil
Nemaha County. And whereas it is prcvidfU in
said deed cf trust that raid trustee, after giving 3 .
weeks notice of the time and place cf salo of sa d
Real Estate should sell th jarce at puLUc sa"e to
the highest bidder, for cash, acd apply to proceeds to
eipemesof said trust and tho payment of theclsim
ftnts named in said deed. Notice ii therefore hsre- "
by given that I, William II. Hoover. Trust.- as af jrs
eaid, will, on Friday, the 2j:h d-.y cf Mar, A. D
1360, between the hours of 0 o'clock. A. SI.', ajj 4
o'clock, P M. of said day, cUer at public ssla ai t"h
door of the Office of tho Rpitcr cf Deeds of Ne
maha County, ia tho City of Brownville, N. T., ths
above described real e.-tate.and will sell the nrr tn
tho highest bidder for cash ia hand. ni epea
surh sale will make, exocutu ackcowled'e acd de
liver to sue purchaser or purchasrs. a deed f;r said
WILLIAM n.UOOVKIi.
real estate
MayJ.lSSO. 3(53
rca the
Pike's Peak GolJ IJineo.
There is now for sale In th'u place, two frst-ratd
Steam Engines and iS-.ilcrsin gcd order, suitla
for running Quart! Mill?, Saw and Griit Mills, nail
by machiuesu to be of the bei: quality. A birj;aia
can bo had by making application tocnthy eaa
bo had at one halt manufacturers pricos.
Inquire at tho A.lverU.or oCSce, Z,'rownri'.le. ?f. T
brownville, April, 23.1SC0.
Agricultural Implements
Just received, per steamer tmilii, a supply of
HAND RAKES,
PLOWS.
HARROWS.
CULTIVATORS,
HOES,
SPADES.
SHOVELS, PITCH FORKS.
PATENT CHURNS, &c, &c,
FOU SALE AT
THE0DDEE H2TI3
r9wnr:::,Apri:,21. p.
whiTxNEY's block Ready jlatlc Clolliing
Boots,
Who keeps constantly on hand and forsalo the larg
est and best asaottment of Hardware. ?
THE' MEILIL.
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Where do the Ladies End the best assortment of the
latest style Hoops T
Where do people go to find a complete stock of
lioots, Shoes, Uats and taps 7
ii3 ; L lid S
Where will you find all kinds of Caned Fruit.,
Oysters, Bottled Liquors of the choicest brands, etc T
AT TIIE0, HILL'S,
Where ill those going to the Oold Mines find a sup
ply or rick, xes, SihoVeN, Sluice forks. Ox okeg.
Bows, Cbtin., BiKon, Beans. Sugar, Gunuowder,
Hockerx, Coffee, ai d everything they want ?
AT. THEODORE HILL'S
Where will Farmers e to purchase Plows, or. ell
Wheat. Corn, Oata Rye, Barley, Potatos, Beans But
ter, Eggs, f c. .
TO HILL'S.
If Farmers wish to ship tbir produce tnemsefves.
where do they go 7
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If yoa wish to deal with aceouunoJating and polite
Clerks.
GOTO THEODORE HILL'S
In sbort : For anything to cat, drir.k or wear.
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and nsr
.FUBNITUBB.
Agricultural Implem3nts.
Best Qualities of
iMiisHi rasiis
Together with a (treat variety of articles to tedloue to
mention. Our motto is :
! "Small Profits and Quick ficturns."
Como Ono ! Coxno wA.ll ! !
You may rest assured you'll not te dis
appointed. EVEBYTIMG
Meededor Desired
Can le had at our Stors, and cn terms as
favcralh as ihose of any ether
House in the Westi
All Kinds of
CGUIITRY FHODUCE,
"frill be t&lcu In exchange at ccrreat i rices.
iiuiilbyui uuuj
AND
Seed Store.
Engines, Saw and Griit Milh,
Wun all kinds of Maciiinery and Implements.
Ho. 53, North aecond btreet.
ST. LOU 13, HO.
KEEP3 alwsys on hand a large stock of Gardea r.4
Grass Seeds, all warranted rrch anJ pure
Our tuct nf Asrncultural and llorticuit-nl
Implements and ildcblp.es is also largij and ie::ted
with great care..
We invite an elimination, and know tbat we art of
ferine as Rood stock as any house la tee west, scl at st
low prices.
, TERMS CASH.
Catalogues lurnuJjea gratia to app.icants. 43-ot
Probato Kotico.
Territory of Nebraska, ) ,.,....-,
Cunty of Nemaba. Pbate Court
Whereas Heath Nuckolls, administrator on the es
tate or Jeph Dcrolu deceased, Ute of Nema&a eouaty, '
has made application to the Prubate Court of Nemaha
County, Nebraska Territory for one years extension of
time, to col lect tuz aseiu and na v the debts dd etiariss
chargeable aualnst the same ; notice is heret y sivea to
aiiwnom It may concern. Mint I have set ifidsy, tae
13th day of May, at 10 o'clock A. il. ot said djy, A. D.
18C0, as the time for the hesrinfr of said applicatlcn at
tn cfflce in Brptfnville in said County, when and wser .
all persons interested are requested to appear and show
cause why said extension should not be allowed.
Witness my hand and tho seal of said court this 13;
day of April, A. D. 160.
C W. WHELSa, Probate Judge.
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TIIK TinderMpnea has 8 oco acres of Choice Lands to-" i Wn n n rmr, -.i. .
cated in this Territory v?birh he will ' v w vuuiJ0v; aw
Clieup Tor Cusla or on Tinii',
For furtler information apply to nr ttire cn Main
Stree, f this place. h. it. ATKINSON.
Probate Notice.
K-'tice i herct.y piveti to all p&'rsons interested that
Esilier Eet;h:iie has been appointed administratrix of
teet,ue c f J ,hn r.pihlir.e. late of Pawnee County.
N. T.. deceased. All persons bavins claims azafrtst tho
sail estate a c notiaed to present the m to the Probate
C"irt of said County on or before the 14th day vt May.
1SC0 or tbey will be rorever barred from recovering
suh claim in any action whatever. If G. LORE,
Mt. iv Probate Jxitlt.
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BROWNVILLE, N. T.
Brcwnvi'Je, JT. Afril 13,1893. " ly,
KANSEMOND
SiTcet Polato Plants,
Of superior otiality best variety for tha Xorth
"1 " m pa-kcrl to fro nfcly. I"ti ditanecs bv Kxrres
j' U ( x .l I'ri -e 400 $!; 1.000 2: 3.000 J9; 10.000 $15.
n N Our pl. nt hare pn duced Cne cmj in the north
Produce Trade, and are Dcler
mliaca hereby to Give car Cus
tonicrs BARGAINS.
D. J. MARTIN a CO.,
Brownville. April 10. ISoi). 42-4
for many ye-irs, even aa hih as 4 1 3
C. IS. MURRAY,
Late O. S. Murray &. Son Foster' Crossing?,
Warren Count , Ohio.
Orders left at the Advertiser 0&J3 will n;ct with
prompt attention.
600B SEALISTEESSES
- WANTED;
JACOB "MARHON,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
KroTinvillc, crjasli.a,
Will give steady cmilnymcnt to frotri twenty to
thinty gooi seamstresses. Ar-iAj imaie-ii-U-ly.
a9row?;i'.5", April 2 13-50.
PROBATE H0T1CE.
Whereas neath Nuckolls sdministrtur of the estata f
Charles M. Greever. deceased, late of Neman i County,
has tbls d.iy made application t the Probate Court of
Nemaha Couny, Nebra.-k Territory, for one year eaten-,
sion of time to collect the a.-cts of the said estate and "
pay the debts and charze charsc aide alnt the same
Notice Is hereby Riven tbat I have set Fridiv tba ISth.
day of May. A. D. 1SC0 at 20 o'clk A.M.. at my tS!c
in uriiwnvillc in sj.' l count-, as the tiuje for the hearlcc
of said application, when aiid where any and all persona
interested may appear ami so cause why said exten
sion should not be allowed..
Given under mr hand and rfflciit seal this Mth 5st-
of April. A D I860. CTKC3 W. WIIEELE2L.
3t$l Probato Judje.'
TOMATO PLANTS.
I HAVE a few extra fine Tomato riants. now rsdy
for tran-plantln!?, ai d for ,ale t' ttose wlLinit.
F.nqntr at tht Avertinfr mi. y, CAR.
HSU UDB HILLS
AND
EVAPORATOR S
I ITAVE mid9 arrsnstcmerds with DOfCLia
,BrrE.V,n0Tn,e' 0hi'- tbeoniye-tabhrhmeM
in tte Cuited state, ensasrd exclnvely In tae rnant:.
lacru.e of 8orth Snirar MUM, Eraporators. ia.. by
wbtcb lean furi.Uhtherarmersintbn re;i,.n m-ith th,e.
much needed article. The IJ.,u!as Snar Mill an,l Ap
pratns were awarded the FirM Premium at rhe Ohio
S ateFalr; ai:d the highest Lonor at the L'oited State
Auritnitural Society, ailvr r-.edal. I am Consent
Farmers of Nebraska Can.as, Northern Missouri and
Southern Iowa can find no ether to suit itezx tetter
either in price or otherwise.
Capacity and PrloD cf
rnrtc Irca Ro!!ra h Strong Iron Fran?,
No f-oe nrse-Tertleil 3Ii;irrof? fromSJ
to Gallons of jvlc.j per h-v-; j A FA
pii.cnsor Jixeptr otir, prK;
SameasNl: eXtr heavy,
do 2 Two h jrse -verticil pres from 15 to 6)
Pal'"n of Jolce per hour; lightdnrt
dj 3 Twjjevortica: ( I jubio erc!) pres i-
es .'row 33 to 53 ;Uvn? juice jer tuur, heavy
d.-aft
do 1 nor.
d-,5-
-Verlical r.-incTo eeare?1 Dr.
es from 50 to 75 halloas of juice per Lour
heavy draft
Four horte Vertical (n?:e ccare J) cajt
city fr.;m TOO to 125 g.r.ljn per hour
60
too
14)
130
dj 6 To hori-f II ,riz -ntal (ba k ft eared) suita
ble to attach t t rt.'e.-bj::K ilacbine or o:.her
power, prp.cd froralOto 63 alloL cf
j'licp per ln,i;r
do 7 Two hor--e Hjrizcntal, with vertical ta.'i
f apiy lever t. worked ly horses auie a
Vertical, presses 43 to CO gallon per Lour
to 124
do 8 F.mr hof s eHorl jf.nt a! fba.:k glared sa!:
ao to attach t Thre-hlt.it Machine or oitt-r
power. p-e-e?3tolX)illo-;s per hurs 135
do & Six b .rse norii.nta'. (jack ?ejre') ci:c -ltc
l f:r w iter ir steam power, reaiy for
thbe .t. and wita capacity to work oJ a crap
cf f.-.-tn 15 t.. 20 .--.ere of Caie. . 13
R. v. rL'i:.AS, Ag't
Of all kinds, for sale at ihh c:Tiiro.