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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1867)
JA&YIS SCIILnCII, Editor. .JOWXYILLE, TIIC KSD A Y..X OV.J 41867. O'.T Salalatorjr. I On itsmning the editorial charge of the Adverter ve do fo with fome de- VTtiriVrir Tirast nr.le man- jsnt h9f laced it upon aulsiaoiial bisis tvhich assures it as one of the en during iofiiiutions of our new State. Ourdc amotion is to improve the paper J'oVkeMianlodVspensille visitor in every family of this portion of Nebraska. ! In crJSr idaccomplifh this we . shall Jtuhfdlr and dilligently labor UDder the guidance of an all-wise and an unerr--in-providetcew discharge the duties of " cur sv VosiliD 88 10 merit the approval cf co intelligent and discriminating pub lis sentiment. We can honetly say that 2 1.2c.o Iccal prejudices to contiuJ nh fpecin.1 locality or pariy to build v -r V.:ea!i dowtt. We thall ever aim tj la inipariicl in cur criticisms of public .nsn and measure?, and dii-critninatmg r.s to the matter admitted in our columns.' Wo shall advocate such a public policy rs we lelieve to be just aiid right one tha leoefits and provij-ions of which all be i' -"nially extended to all. and one ' vthose restrictions. are. unlimited by race or cQlcr.- . , . ; ; 1 -: . -Our political Shl'xAeth is loyalty to the Union, the Constitution and the Laws of our country, and we shall jieli a hearty support to that party whose' past : aud.prereLt redard and policy is strictly k ipVaccerdaBce ' ivitfMhij position, Our voicejaill evej be.. raised for. Ahe speedy reconstruction of""the Southern Slates up on a loyal basis and for their return to their-tiorrtial comlitixin in the Union, and in view of the recent elections held in that quarter, we venture to predict tha. every Siate will have a full representa tion in Congress early the coming year. We shall give from week to week a tutcinct but dt fiuke history of. ihe more important events as they transpire, so that those who take only this paper t-hallhave placed before them an intelligent idea of the progress of the natiou in all tLai is valuable or worth treasuring up. , We sb&ll spve co pains or time which ' 'iruiy lxi nfftrsmry ta mllrt anii fuUis.1i items of interest in relation to the pro jected improvements in the county of Ne- ( TOaharand.jto far as we: are able of the State' aTlarge, so that our readers may ."" Iiave a cTe?r idea of all improvements as they progress. All educational, religious financial, political, moral and temperance movements will be especially noted and ,; commented upon, and when ennobling CLei d elevating ir theiriendencies, will find in usfaithful advocates. Our mission will have' been fulfilled our labors on the 'Advertiser' shall tend to'the improvement of society, the edu cation of the masses, and the establish ment of iruih, to accomplish which we seek the cooperation of the intelligent and virtuous in every community. Land Entries For October at Brownville, Nebraska; furnished by thejjflicersjjf the Nemaha XandDUirit :jm ' Horaesteadtentries, Col. Scrip r ; LandWarrant " 13 220 29 45,5u-5 4Sj ; 230 . 4.000 -: " G 1 5 13 """"Pre-emption '"'Cash .. Total -number of acres 63,960 ,00. " x" We are indebted 'to' rtie gen.lemanly cfScers of the Land Office in this ciiy for Xhe following statement of land' en ,iris of October: uvHomestead entriesi . 4OS0. ISoOO 4.0S0 ! 246 uol. Scrip "Pre-ernptioa Cash 41 44 41 Total number acre Jfeb. City Press. 26.966 Election News Boston, Nov 7th. The election re turns from the Siate give Gov. Bullock 95 6S9 and Adams 6SS62. Bullock's majority 26.727. Tre ami-prohibitionists have carried the Legislature. Frf derrick, :Md., Nov. 7. Upon the receipt of the 'news of the elections on Tuesday the rebel fl ig was flung to the breeze at Liberty Town in this county. The - Democratic' majority in Maryland will reach 40 000. ' , ! ; ; The Democracy have swept NewYotk ' by 41,000 majority, aLd New Jersey by j 10,000; L; ' :,. i: Wisconsin, Kansas and Minnesota have all gone' Republican. i r - ,In -Jtc states west -and notlh-west of Ohm "although' the Democrats' have . pa'ned' largely io tome- places, the Re- public cs nave gaioea Aucn.more.in oth ers. In the fat ire North-west the Re publicans have at least ten thousand mere majority than ever before. Weston, the pedestrian, reached Uti c at 2;15, P. M., Nov. 9th, and diced, j Tul:s2tTn5s rroclaniatlon; - In accordance with a time honored cus tom, the appropriateness of whitch has been long and profoundly impressed up on the heads of our Chri-tian people. I do hereby appoint Thursday the Twen ty-eighth day of Novr mber next to be observed to Almighty God by all the peo ple of this State. And I most earnestly recomemend, that all persons suspend their usual labors and assemble in their accustomed places of public worship and there earnestly engage in exerises suitable to the occa sion " --- Rendering to the Giver of all Good, grateful acknowledgments for the mani fold proofs of his protecing care. His tender mercy and his loving liindness. vouchsafed to us during the current yar, and uni'ing, with good aud honest hearts, in supplications at the Throne of Grace for a conttnuence of his blessings. If.5. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and cause thf great seal of she Stae to be affixed i his thirty, first day of October. A. D JS67. By the Governor, DAVID BUTLER. T nnuic -x v P. Kennard, bee. or btate. Our Scliools- Among the many evidences of thrift and prosperity with which our county abounds it is gratifying to notice that our School interests are being cared for by one of our best educators. By the late revision of our School Law Wm. R Hoover, our papular County Clerk is clothed with the usual powers of a C umy Superintendent. He has dep utised Judge Hewett, a graduate of Bow doine College, Me., and an old resident of this County, to discharge the duties. From the Judge we learn that there is a lively sense of the importance of eood school buildings and conducted Schools throughout the county among o people. That there are now about forty School Districts in Nemaha County, nearly all provided with, good, substantial school buildings, twelve of which have been erected during the past year. That the people are out growing the antiquated idea that a log pen, three-legged stools, a birch rod and a teacher with plenty of energy to use it an just sufficient knowl edge to gain a certificate from the Su perintendent, are all that is necessary for their children in an educational point of view. Oor educational interests demand of the Statea more systematic management and a more intelligent understanding on the part of parents and school managers of what belongs to a good and well pro- vided school room, and our experience has taught us that a more perfect, union nnd'eombination of skill among educators and school committees can best be accom plished through the agency of well paid State and Coun'y Superintendents ; and, until provision is niacin by law for these offices ap competent salaries fixed, our school interests will materially suffer, We hope, our County Commissioners will be eq'jal to the emergency andj pro vide such a compensation as ill justify the Judge in prosecuting his lat.ors as the interests of our schools demand. We corpMally invite the Judg to use our col umns as a means of communication be tween himself aud, the teachers, parents lana school comaiiuees. , a . . The. , work on the Council Bluffs and St. Joseph Railroad is being pushed with energy at both ends of the line. Mr Aaron Bedford, of this ci'y, has a contract for furnishing1, by the 1st of March next, the tis for sixteen miles of this road in Atchison and Holt coun ties. The road will be completed by the first of July next. It will be a road of some importance to the citizens of Ne braska, yet this will depend in a great me8sure upon the locatiou of jhe Depots. If they are close to the river th freight to and from Nebraska will naturally seek that route, otherwise it will be transport ed by the river as heretofore. We pre sume'the managers of the road will take this. fact into consideration in dermihing the matter ; western produce and mer chandise for one hundred miles west of this point will be carried on either this road or the river, while neither route does now, or ever will, obtain freight east of this road for over thirty miles. In this view of the case the officers will be but consulting their own interests by looking after ours. A word to the wise is sufficient. Italy The I'.alian Government finds itself absolutely unable to execute the Conven tion. To struggle against Mazzini and Garabaldi would be to attempt the im- t ... possible. Garabaldi had only 4000 men at the battle of Monte Rotonda; the Papal aud French forces amounted to 6000. The battle lasted nearly three hours, when Garabaldj was taken prisoner and his forces gave way. He is to b'e iried in Florence. Seward offers him an Asy lum in ihe United States. : ... . A Florence paper says: King Victor Emanuel having fulfilled all the obliga tions imposed upon Italy by the Semtero-. ber Convention now demands of Empe t6t Napoleon- the . departure of Frthh troops from Italian soil . and recalling of the French fle'ee frcm the Italian coast, It also says that the King firmly pro tests to the French Emperor against a European Conference composed only of Catholic powers for the settlement of the" Roman qcesiicd. i Tnc State Keren! School; The last Legislature of ihi State by an act "To locate, establish and endow a State Normal School" established the same at Peru in this county. The School commenced on the 2ithof October last, under the prineipalship of Prof. J. M McKenzie and Lady. The people of Peru have liberally do nated their Seminary building aud sixty acres of land to the Stale for the use of the School. We understand the Board of Educa tion have-established the following rules for the admission of pupils : . 1st To be, if males, not less than 17, if females, not lesa than 16 years of age. 2d. To give taiislactory evidence of good 'moral character. V; ' ' 1 - -4- -t 3d. To stgu a declaration of their in. ttntion to devote thenitelve to chool leaching in this State. ; 4th. Those parsing and examination before . the Princijal in Aruhmatic, inrough commou fractious; leography, through the United States and general i iinui iiric r.nTiun .rii niriur l r questions; iuglisn Uru.nmer, to syntax; NJlteading; V ruing and Spelling Those not entering the Normal Depart ment will not be subject to the above re quirement!. The Institution w:ll be open to all per sons wishing to attend who wilt cotiiorj:. to the regulations adopted Ly the Board of Education. Tuition: In the Normal Department per term. S8.00, in the Mode) S-rnMl, per term, S6 00;; in the Seminary per term, &S.00; Latiu,' extra, .Si 00,. Musc on melodeon, $10 00. , ' , R iom rent to those living in the build ing 00 per scholar per term; hoaid, S3 00 per week. 7er: The first term commenced Thursday, Oct. 2ih; second term com meoces Thursday. Jan. 23 i, 1S68; ilurl term commences Thursday, May l?t, 1S6S; fourth term commsuoes TaursJay aept. 4th, itK3 The Compositors of Omaha are on a strike. t They, have been receiving forty five cents per thousand ems on the morn ing papen and demand till an advance which the propriettrs refuse. This, we believe, to be a necessity wiih the latter, as no paper outside jf the largest cities in the Union can pay such prices and do justice to its patrons. The Hon. T. P. Kennard, Secretary of State, will accept our thanks for a copy ot the Laws, Join; Resolutions and Memorials of the 1st. 2nd and 3rd Sessions of the Legislative Assembly of the State of Nebraska. We have receiveJ No. -2 of the JV- braxka Commonwealth published at the future capitol.ol Nebraska. Lincoln Ci y, by W. W. Cardu and edited by C. H. Gere, and have placed the same cn our exchange list. - If gives promise of being a standi ally of the Republican party and a good reporter of th news at the Capital. .We wish it success. e clip the following from one of our exchanges : There is considerable talk. of. repudi ation now a days. Leavenworth hns la ken the lead. The Citj Council has re pudiated ihe interest of the Missouri River Railroad honds, while the Cunty Commissioners have for nearly a year withheld the iri'erest on jho Union Pa- fip Railroad bond issued to the Leaven worth hrancK for th'same atLount, with prospects of more of it." Th Democratic majority in the City of .Leavenworth at the late election was 300. As repudiation seems to be the role of the party we are not ruon ished to learn the above factr. The Winnebago (Northern Iowa) Press of Oct 31. says: Yesrerdny a stormy, cold northwest1-r prevailed all day which drifted the snow in a most disagreeable manner " The above sounds dreary ro one of this latitude. We know by happy ex perience, however, that Northern Iowa is a good country to live in. 1 Mr Bradley eot hi deserts in the Su preme Court. No", 9th. . The case was taken up Hud finally decided byd-barrim Brafll-y fn-m ell courts of record m the D strict, which restricts him frra practic- before ju.-tices' of the p-ace. Great inter 8St was felt in the hearm? of the tasn. Some two hundred lawyers were prsen: u.obri J. : W aiker.ttrgufd ihe case fr Bradley at length. Bradley then appeared in his one behaif. after wtiitch Chief Jus tice Carter delivered the decision of the court. . - Overdoslns (he Soli of Fruit Trees. The moment we overdose ihe soil ol our orchards, blight and other diseased wdl be inevitable, for this is not thu nat url ftdie of the tree, and we cannot outrage nature. Ihere will b lers fruit and of poorer quali;y Elevated s ii, dry. and sweetened vnh lune nnd clay, io best; and eten "it of a poor qual ity, by thorouohousrfrly ' working it. it will manure aid benefit iuelf It wilt bar.the better; it wijlTiave b-tterquil ityj.and these two- are the mun point in fruit growin?. It .'will no do 10 be greedy, but to give nature a chance. The Tammany, City- Convention was held November. 9 and renominated Ma yor Hoffman. , The Mozart Convention meets this week, nnd will undoubtedly nommtte Fernando Wood, . z ,The Herald's Havana special fay a revolution has broken out in Hnyii in fa. vor of Mentez against the" authority of President Salnave. .. I ! .. . .' The President has granted pardon to James A. Seddon, late Secretary of War of the Rebel Confederacy,. - The Chemical SaleratuY ia the Best Saleratus Chemical Sakratus is better than Soda.' Chemical Satcratu has 16 ou cces in paper, others halve Hu 15. VrReT.- W.-S Blackburn, who for nearly ivvo years paax na? uau vuai, r tor, of this "M. E District, has removed, wi:h his family U Brownville, N-b., where he enter upon a new field ot ta bor. Mr. B. wa a most estimable cit-zen and we sincerly regret his departure. He takes wth him our best whe for hisfuture welfare. Rodyort Jovrntl. " Nearly two years agoafter careful deliberation, the people of this county, decided ba vote of 1352 for, to 101 against,, that two hundred ihou-aud uol lars of County 'Bond hould be issued to aid in securing an eastern railroad cf nnection.rPrcj. i . ; . - We Learn that the C. B. & St. Joe R. R. anticipate the completion or the urade to the Nishnebotnalivr two miles u Missouri by Saturday iiight- It iir ww graded t'f H-mburg'The Iron is ready and will be laid a far as Hamburg this fall press. We learn that Mr- A. A. Crnman of Johnson County, fee- oily lost allot his hay amounting to near ninety tons, over' one hundred' bu.hels of wheat and all of his stabling and corrnlls, by prair ie fire. Press. The corn, hay aad the principal part of the fer.ee on the farm of John Hus. oear Rulo, was destroyed by fire on last Friday mort.ii g Some one set the prai ie on fire and the wind beit gyry high, the fire swept through his farm den y ing everything in its wake. Register. The Lacon (Ml') Sthts'man ha placed Vallandigham's name at the head of, its cclumnsfcr President, under which read: -Redeir p'ion of Government bonds in greenbacks, or repudiation ," . . The Democracy of the city Wa?bingtion under the had of Florence and. the Con- ccrvnMtftk -1 A rmv Union have resolved to ! serenade the President next Weqnesday - .... . . j i evntn?. lie nas neen conuneu, auu says ie serenade will be agreeable to him. He is expected to make a long speech. The concluding words of a Utah obit uary notice are very pathetic: . He lf-avs thirteen widow and fif y four children to mourn his loss. ' A Dmocrati'riper having , asserted that - Gn Sherman is the coming man,' the La Grange (Georgia) Reporter re pks: ".We thall be "sorry if he comes hi way again; we dou'i want to see him. The Sioux C'ty railroad is cars, to the Little Sioux river. running The foundation for th1 Cttpitol at Ln coin wn commenced a day or two since. OBITUARY. - Died Of Typhoid F. vet, Nov. 8 h, Mrs Rachel Blackburn, wife of Dr. J W ' Blackburn, ol Btownville, in th 39 h jvar of h-r age. The deceased, though but st vt n month- in our city, had made hosts. of friend--, iti fact it was only to know her to love her. She wan upassumiiig. amiable aud agreeable, having never a harmful word ,o say of any on. But it was in the family circle that her worth was moi Hpparent. ILr affections were deep and abiding. She was always cheerful and pleasant, making all nround her sunshine She was a worthy member of the Methodist- EpisC' pal Church- fmrii her cJnIdbood ; h-r pieiy was aj par nt to all. She' loved tu meet 'with the 'people ot God in the great congregation as well as the prayer and other. means of grace. It is expected that a person who ha spent a life of faithful service to G- d Mill give some assurance of -a prepara tion to meet .God if hi eased with consci uusness in the last hours, it was so here; -he expressed rself; prep ired. though unworthy, tu-iue'et her G d, who h;d been sj gracious and merciful . to her that her whole trust was in the merits o her. Redeemer. . She leaves a bereaved husband and fiv children to mourn their lo.s. thouul they do not moern without hope of ineet iog her again m the world above. J. W. B LIST OF LETTERS Remainis in the Post t)& :e at Bn-niilt- boT, 7th 1867 . A DJhUS'l.P M ' Anderson 'Joseph 2 BiconC. IT. ; Bailey Khoa R. Bridge E1a 1ithm Se-ih n fl, B-iiry Francis 51.' ' . Cont'JUf June Coler t'erman '-oe ran M D Camptxll II W . O ker Williaoa Payne Iavid X Irown lane Dehener W A ' Filley Elijah. 2 . F?ewin La"y E FramAbaer Frost Robert Gilkison Mrs. Jamos Gilbert Jaim ' . J IIoe E F tlnstall Charles ' Jacks kn E win ' - ' Kintie Charles , . Luton Snh J Linpey Jams K fiehke C T 11 T i' R D Mi-dl.n J-flT.rtion M-mo-d G W 2 MeF.lry Wm .1 .M Willwm 2 McCliire Elen More A'mio Mrs Martin Andrew c Jiote El. en oiJubn Smith Pearoon Clar Post Hiram Randol .. Rogers Exra D Roger Ezra D ' ' ' Salesbury Tboms 1 " ' Sloan II P Sinio'on J r Schut-T Joseph Smitl Coarles C Short Ar n Shfld re V ipt Sarn A .V Smith J. ho or EllenMore Tate Majfjfe i Tavior Elwarl D 2 Vic Georze ' WelsEria Sho'.k Geo ' Swape Jwba : Tate Frederick 1 iiso rt 11 W-athirl? AC Ward, Coder A Co, Wil!kinw Heorr . AWhn John W . .; .WcntboMW - William nu M NEW:AI)VEUT1SKMENTS'. . , STRAY NOTICE Taket. no b the ui.drrs'in-d 'irins two nailm Soaih of Urownnlle on the 4 h dy .f November 1601, on red aod wbita linabae row. with crop oaf right ear, and undenlit in left ; three Tear, old isat'ttrinf. W. PEXXr. . or. l4, 1867 i r4 1?resb Tomatoes, io two and thr- p-mnd cans, at SWAN k BKO .S. XJatu;al teaf. Fiaa Cat. Grape Juicw ai.d Nar- Theo. Hill &' fp4. IB U u2 Si A N D IMPLEME-NTb : ft , i . . OT r ST R A Y" N Of I CE. J j Taken np on the figh'h U of N'oTmSer 1867 it lh n fivipnee of thniid-rii:n'il.tr miles ftu of Br .wnvH-, n ro.t s -w with hite f:, or p off .J,,nd ?walIow fork in tch c '"iv?? 10 he Cv jenr. ftil lt spring. '! W. PENNY. Not. 14, t867 - N..7-J. pJ - STRAR NOTICE. Taken, up. Nor. 21, 18-57. by the pubriber Wring In Souti Bri'wnvitle.ono w iriti bick ani white strap, AIm n calf, boirti? n th-. , . HEVItY Sil VKFEft. X.remWU IW N.7 at l Luck Out lor the Cars u-hllfe this Bell pings. r II -Tifjc m re orprt than I have" iian t im j.rov-. i.-h t II p r aixl iu r re ti e buUuu. I woul'l therefor ell the foil w eg ii Hou'e w t' tW'RiOBnaod Ijt 4, ;n li! ck 3, In . ' Kat UruwnTOte Ilousn with 4 R tMtM,aal Ut 7, "in Clock 3. Emere jorsons Addition . f ' . , . Hou."e with 4 Rih-did and Hot 6. 7, and 8 in Block 21 in Kr wtiville lroper ; Brick Houe. 3 ltomiand S able, andix cresof i Laud io NeiTka V.tj. i ' Choice of Extoi West tili It 10, Block 13 op- : piite JkPalrloB,!' B ocl ' . ? ' . : ' '. Lot II, Block 4 1; Lot 5. Block 3. Em'rsnp'. Addi- ti o ' " " Y - Three bu?ineK Lt ff from tie South end cf Lot 7 aud 8 KJck 19 , , - ( 320 i-r s Ltnd in Section 3?, Township i, Rmge 12. Lal .. . 54 Acron in Section 41 , Township 4, Rnge 1 5 EaC 24 Are in Section 2 Twmbip 4 Rane 15 E..-t. 10 Acres in Section 30. Towubip5, K n;e I S 40 Acre) near I-nac Vandevenier a in Uictiardiou County ,ebrsk r . -- 40 A toh nHr It 'okjxirt . Atihiioa Count.? Mo. Ic 9 and 10 Bli-ck ii. BruWHvtlld l'rper 1 will eil all or any j &rt of the ab -re, for on third d .w n. balat.ee in Six and Twelve M-nth Inii re.-t 10 perctut from date. a go hive Sis llor.oe.4, two Mulef and "e -j 1 n t f Mi e- with fiut All far S ilo. cheap lor Cusli nr (iiain or on time r ' Ociobcr21vk 1851 . 4-3t - - 1 A: Yi tWjStVELL. j BOESEY & BEO., Irlain Street, B RO W NVILLE. Dealer? in M n at d B y's I Furnishing, Goods ii 4. mi EATS and CA j?S, BOOTS AlTD SH E i . .' - . . : ' , - V t CARPET-BAG S, BLOFES, . HOSIERY: Blankets ana Umbrellas llve just received at,d mil keep c- n- siau Iy ou hand a.lawe at djyell. a -juri ed stuck of the nh..re. and all thr ar- icies in wteir uue, wnicn lliey viler to ' the public at . . , VERY LOW VHinv. R yT tf rsf .-' .-S3sr- - ? i as iaw- ' Gma . CO OTheo. U2ill Do., Dealers ia ! L AND " tha 4 ! To The Public 1 ! MoWiNVILLE F.ERRY ! nvingpnrchai of J. C. Yantia, tha Steam Fer rjr Buat.. . i j. Together with all te Chsrer PriTikgej to the nunc bclonin j and b inghi r self a Practical Engineer Steamboat Ii Ulan and . The nndy4igned tikes thi method of informing the rtublie gneriHly that the Ferry is now in com plete . . ; . . ... ' 1? tN.iNrG OR DEE, Ani that b will tpexr nt p;n or means to . make v- r i . tkis tkt-in'St v ": RELlrVBLIvCKOSSLXa On the .Missouri River: and to' :satify all who i?ay favor him with thtir Lnsi tie-iS- Patronage Zoticittd.. Satisfac Guaranteed. V piiisr buiMinjt a firJt CI.n Boat ( of more ed acity than tliV prexent one) and placing in the Same at an early Uy. 'JOSEPH WARDManager. Browniille, ct 2ah 1867 SEED POTATOES Ihiv fir atl Potio of tha f"lli 04 .ratio t'e : (Jos : Tr vfie ;'h -rt . Rusty C:tt. K:ir y 1 v-.. Far v luer, Er.y lu n. r'iu-, M-nr Cope-min. Pora lVa-h Bl-w. White P?ach Blow. Buckcy . and ( im t! C ili, mil ot wnich yield we t and are fr from dise-se. R W. FU1XAS, Nov. 7. It Brwuvi.le, Xabraiks.. The firm of Stunton. P r-iins A Co., is thi dav di.j?o!vd by mutual coo-ent. t i n mN j.r nut Lm irit n m tl Mnil n r,,,,: n u- 1 8r" n '."t'". w'" ?pr- me pn, . i c ea oi suuie in iKuiaatin t n neon t tn. - IIIAI LES -HtVEjr, 5 ' Ji) s r , XE. ; UENKTM ATKLNS'lX Rraa.Nftb. Oct. 2jthr 187. . 6 3t TRAY NOTICE. TAKEN" UP bv tha subcriier. living Ibrra in l.i iMiuth i f Br- wnv il e and two miles n rt't of N ui h. ity ne ain nay t teto-, mk, u H:y F-.nev. iwt lvi bat d hig' , bald fu, lour white f t,?upi.si d to bo turoe year- oi l. 6 5t-j4 . MObES BANKS. - 1 FliJiiaH GOODS. ROBERT 'TEA RE & CO. Corccr Main and Second Street Browrivillo, INT o To. Ilare received and opened tbeir all Bto'ol Which is in all rejrwts the m t varied ami U.i vt. r oruui'nr r mt mrkt and tn ir r-U r, off -red at unpr cvdwnred l.w Curs. Tbfvi.r.l. ajk an fi ininatin to verifv ih ir a;ru .n. Kv- cry article i f trade dew mded in tbi Couuty will Dry .Goods and Groceries, ardwure aud Qiicenswaiv, WOODEN and WILLOW WARE Boots and Shoes, r 1 p jj. y .jj g OetUriOth 18fi7 Notice orrorcclokure or Cltattlc "Wh res (T. W (iairin and JosVp&'O 'Pelt d ing lUMnso in he City A bi bilie, tbrka, ui.d--T tbe traa iinnw of G. W. Uarrirou A Co., Morrgigrd to 4. M. Urun.'wi.k o! St. Li.ui. ilo., one Bit iod Table Suajbt red. 887.$ ..r. l:il ia..t Table Ni.mhvnei r.73-. two f-t ',iU tmA.... n Cus. iw.. JIwm two Bridges, two -tn .fCoun tern.and to ,'ue Kf ks, which Sa n Iuiti:ae is dtied Ma 30 h. IB7 ..t r..i ; Mr. 1 hrzr,:2smYla,.h:. uae. ot emh t ounfv. Male i.f Nrkm.li .n ... srivrq to iienre three prouiunry n .tei of ctn Uta wi!D w iortt;agf , n rbics Here i- d. w due the sumof7n8. A ad . w bcrt-ar fault fiMsl sHsn inii.la ! in lien iiditin ol pavmrnt of n of Mid o'm j as aet lurtn ,in4 aid 31- r g-ge. Therefore ni-tiee i b rehy gtrt-n that aaid tbttie il. Tijje will be ; t rc bed by Sale of aid Mortftajro-I property at bnildmg tevrgonR te tie bieirnjeycr Esate in he City of Browuville.StUe of Nebraska, on tba lth day ol Novemb r, A. U. 1357, at ona o'clock P. il ruour rtsciron in mo baiefiienr Morv of tha hU.k Dated, Or tobtr.24t.h 187- J. SI. BRUNSWICK, per IIpUB, De eti & Church, bus Attyi m ' f v, 'o;rt nnd inoGood : -r J I r.w Price:: GAPS Theo. Bill & rji Dealeri ia , j LADIES', GEHT'S, i CH-Lfr 0) o i ( A JD t t I :; G 11 A N-TM .CAEAPCASII $V)ki' K . .Vain Street between First ad ; bkownville;n. j . I Would Resrectfatly inform tb r. iast received my fall Stck of G.h, . Of the latest styles and bel quality. V(n v ' caif .B jotj, doable soled llit,r iat Ki and rhildreus BMtsand Shoes. All kitii ' lies Boot and Siioe f tkfl iitod ; India-II ub.be r ami B(!a!o (Jrtr ' fur Gentlemen and Ladies Wooden Ware, Store U., , The Uct Quality of j READY MADE CLOTUUil The bet Woolen Under and 0jsi SL-i Of all Uinds, Wholesale anj R.;i SHOEMJKERS and ILIUU JL1KLRS rau relv upor La7m urder? fiiled promptly on short n.j! n.d reauriMe serins. CaJl befjte. i chalnir e-ewhre. WHICH n8 OyFKRS VOSSlLI C HEA P FO 1 CASE ! All of wbicb be offer x tbs lowen pf.tn. i,t i.uned not w b uoUertolCi v ootl Skews'! To all Who Desire to Save l!::rj S . S E K MAN In just rreived fn m the Eat,a U:jruJ. -efeted lot of Which be Cers at HedoScJi re repetition ant wi'l Muviics -''' willraMa d ti-iiniue his lis iarge Stock of Hats. CaDS andFumisi- ins Goods, Trunks & Corns One, Come All ah art' Keep their Bodies IlonJ. REMEMBER THE SfillEffllii MAIN BTRKM, BXlOttXVILLC, XEI1 S. SEEM AN , SiMILIA SIJILIEIS noirciaciv iiwitxoiMTHicsrtciri f nAVEPKOVEN.FCOM TU esoerince , n entire soows: impl rl. ,-t -EE.-i. nf.snd Iteliabfe. Thy re tt. o J icm ptrlecily altp't-d to fipu:ar. B--'"f'3', tba mi-tAWe- cannot be u ndo in un j hrtnteii as To be freefn m dnger,nJ -' " as to be always retiabia They bave r, hich" cmmonditioa from all, and w' render satisfaction. Ca fr Pevera. C"ceM"n. In(mfi.o 2 W otitis, Wot-m vr W(ru- -Si Crymz-Colic r Twib.'i t ina' litariceu o' ftiioft-n r inn. . " Choier-M. t bu. V-imiin. " Surpren ed, or pa nf'il fe i 12 Whufc, fcx. p.o'ii'nt Prn.l. 13, " Ci-oup vb d ffieu I Biruinn. It, , Bait Hh-un.Ktypeia-. K up't " ' t l t. " 8:.lt Rheum. Krvd.i. ax, ri. - 17 Pili5. biiu ,r tlol.DX 1. Outha m ml. rot " Cataxrb.- Jotaorcuron a 1 Z"1 Whoop sr Cous:, H"'"1 Aathnu opvrr-ei Urtfli" Ear Di,chaies. lu-P'r l U'm bcrofu a eni-i(srir,i.o.i, S' 'B ' Geucrai debUiu, ry'icui we--' JJjopfjj iJ w-Tin-y urcie-iuB I ao i n 33 ?4 Si 27 2d Fiona tnvulnn:iy Ulfuosrsr Ji Sor Mtsuth, Ciiier . . - i Zl ' t im-ry W eakntsa. wettms bM ai " Paintul rericd ui 3 " Hu'eringsai ibiiuet t'e 4 31 Fpilet iy, Spani St. Tii' n jt ii " Diphtheria, aictrstcd Sr W01 FAJTLT CASES. or 35 Iar?e -JaJs. m00?,' c:ie.coii1alii!ii a upeciu . lor rry i tJI nai y dca afanillj 1 uljrct tu,ana 9 a book ol" directions ?lJ. SuI er Fam y aod Traveling rase. i Z, - ! . ' . .-k for SI 1 i. IS Cu iiig snj f.r Prveuta7e Ira-"."1"1 , w J in via i d (locket ce, FtT Sale by - A '''7 McCOMAS&Co.. I--? VJtoneware, tta;kets, i.6h"tw. ".'" ,-rjiS5 .sVA Q1 Crackers, Ginger Scars, an 1 Aers'- O er.ar - SWAN A grocata, bait, Axes. IS IF-; -1: l ji! A-ND GL0TH1WC!
