JOHN J. COLHAPP,r.DlTOIt
BJank D'?fitcrtege,Lxecutiorsnep!cTin, rce? upon us by the war. Everything
tarriag License. A e.-Ar. As. for &tthis OSee. ,ele IS doV3, Iarf his , bound to tell .at
' SrHL5rATOi;. iu k. ll ff111-;1 Hf ;riv; Coma acd
Vkeare tb ftutboiel Asest In St. Louis for Chit
ppr, will I attend to oaUng collection! endpurcbas
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B BOWK VILLE, THURSDAY, JAN. 9, 18C8.
W. D. ISLACKBUBN U our aathoriied Agent to
rtocire lubjpripllont fet tb JrMrtfc te'the Fif
ticv School Diftriet.
B.F.:ZUVERlinrMtnirii! tAt..'
School Diftriot. :. , r, . . ; , . .... . r
WILLIAM CO XCV ifour aBlhor!ied"lBt to
ncir f ttberirtioBi for th Advtrtiitr ia'em-
h City Precinct.
Advertiser Calendar January
Sun. Mon. Teus; .Wed. Tho. Fri. Sat.
v., . . l---2
14 -15I16
21 2 .1,
29 29.-, 20
3
10
-17J
2i.
31",
'5
12
19
26
6'
13
20
27
A
;I
III'
-18
i. J
r 1 1 ti t r
Jui.jMocrj,, 9ih;' Lasr. quarterlies,
INew OD. 21th. - -
EellglcCS. In the observauce of the
neektri'rayer inBroivnviIleihere will
oe Union religious services held in thM
M,:-E. Church: on Thursday! Fiidiy
nil,sirtfk:..A!..'.',iv - . is.,
iuc.iuc uuu.
' ine public are earnestly mnted to at
tend, j .m ' ,;".. ; . .
. The rrder of subjects 'suggested by
the British, branch of ' the Evangelical
Alliance is as follows : ;'y
Thursday: Jan: 9ih-Prayer for Chris
lian Minister and all npajred in Christ's
tian
ww.. tor uoa anaent inei anaior
the coming of the Lord Jesus Christ.
.Friday. Ja'aJOth-Prtyer for the sick
and affljtted lor 'widows and orphans
and for the persecuted for righteousness'
,&H,e -. ; - - ,.
baturday, Jan 11th Prater fcr the
r-i. ' I - t
Christian lhurfh. far inrrciio F hnli.
for. God
ness and Beiivifr fldplitv and !n nnrl
for grace equal to the duties and dangers
of the time. . . fc , y. '. .
Sunday. Jan 12ih--Srmons : subject,
Jonas Hacker, our city treasurer, has
placed us under many obligations to him
for four new non-resident subscribers,
with the usual advanced pay.
For choice 'Family Flour go to Bliss'.
II. ft' Lett, Land Agent, Brownvjlle,
C brftJif ft. I
CSSh paid for Corn in any quantity
at the P G Store.
Latest Beadle's Dime Songsters a:
Hacker's City Book Store.
Djrsey BfO; bateafiue stock of Cloth
ing at Eastern prices.
.. . : '
Dress Trimmincrs Biiglei Bead and
Gimp; at yi THEO. HILL& CO'S.
SchOOl Books of all kinds found at
McCreery'a for the High School. "
G. M. Henderson keeps a complete
stock. of. Dry Goods and Ladies' Notions.
Teare & Co., have now a fresh supply
cf pure Buckwheat Flour.
Blankets Blue. Green Red and White
at THEO. HILL & CO'S.
Swan & BroM hare a large stock of
Lard Jars, all sizes, with lids.'
Carpets two and three ply at
' THEO HILL &CO'S,
JrL.,McGeQ & Co. are jselling roff
Clothing, Caps, .Neubies, Shawls at cost.
Episcopal Book cf Common . Prayers,
neatly bound, 'at Hacker's City Book
Store.
Felt, Cloth and Hoop Skirts at
THEO H1LL& CO'S.
Swan &. Bro., have for sale Crackers
by the box or barrel at wholesale.
Cloak Ornaments all kinds at Hill's
Ermine, Fitch, Canada anil Russian
Sable Furs, at Theo. Hill & Co.V
The RlTCr is closed light and pedes
trians and teams have crossed. ; It will
now stay for a few days.
Wood CoElnS, all sizes, ready made,
or made to order on the shortest notice,
in the best style, by
McFALL & CO.
Fine Ladies and Gents cotton and
ool hose at THEO. HILL Si CO'S.
2 D:vellinr Houses and 10 Town Lots
for sale cheap. Enquire of Bliss at the
P G Store.
Flannels plain, stripped and shecked
" THEO. HILL St CO'S.
A new lot of Jugs, Jars, Churns a
a.l kinds of Crockery at
nd
THEO. HILL & CO'S.
Teare. & C0. have; renewed; their
invitation to the public to trade with them.
They make no statement in-their adver
tisement that we would hesitate to en
dorse. Road jhen go and see their
inducements to "purchasers ' ' 1 1 -
Tyrr, by petroleum V.l Natby, being a
perfect record cf the ups and downs,
od eiperifrcefl .ut.- the ; Dimocrisy,
doorin the eventful year 1SG7, ex teen
by a Naturalized Kentuckian. This is
the greatest, satire cf the age. More
fan was never boojhtfer the same money.
foj eaie at Hacker's ny Uook store.
If you are presented Tvith an article
free fcr il f'ike cf 1'trcin you to buy!
then lew! . Iht wli'n merchants have
to cor;e t wr. a-J roir.-iirass bsethea
T-'W Njwa.lI.rs t : :n down, Harsh
says ccrne down with the prices that were
ine undersigned propose to sell Newa
luwmg prices :
Harper's Monthly; ,m30 cents,
Frank Leslie'. MnmMw -ftrt'
w w
Gcadies Lady' Bcolf, 25 v;
;L8.di;V Friend, 'i ' ? 20 M '
i r".it. - f
' Harper's Weekly.
10
Harper's Bazar, 10
.,FIic??$ew3, TTrrt, - ,JfL(4V0
Ledger,
Net
;w York Weekly, . . 5 .
Saturday NVTm liU K 5aa i
S
Saint Louis and Chicago Dailies SI
per month" cr 5 c::a?R2!e copy,:-)
These rules will te strictly adhered
tUplll further notice
a 'rv t c
Broirnvlllo TJtcrarjf socldlsa.
youn" men of our cny will meet this
Thursday- vfjiingr. JaDuary-9ih"156S;
ai ArePhersonVHaTl. "TKpV n,,hi;
ccrjialiy lorited Xo attend. '
A Card loMhe iLaCICS.-Irs.
Jonn raiiaay desires to instruct
1 cI.ass cf. iad,es in a syst :'of
i ru o ana fitting Dresses and Chil
drena clo;hs of all kind3 She alsQ hM
a superior Dye to sell. The Ladies of
Brownrille are invited to cive her a call
at the residence of Judge A. W. Mor
gan on Water street near the Methodist
church.
An AccIdCllt. Quite an accident
oefell Jacob ; Marohn' and wife' of this
ci,y Tuesday forenoon. While re-
1 ' , t , :
fu?VC? )Wshin2loa P'ecinct, and
vhenviihin, fire miles of this city, the,
horses became" frightened, and while
Mr. Marohn was frying to restrain them,
t u " t" "' j t!
one of the lines broke and the horses
. . - -
ran cff". throwing out fcbth.Mr.-and Mrs
Marohn, and .mashing up the carriage
generally. Mr. Marohn had one wrist
eprained, and both wtre badly bruised.
TIlC Weather. Wednesday, the
first day in the new year, was very pleas
ant, as was also Thursday. Friday morn
ing was as pleasant a morning as we
ever enjoyed, cool and bracing, a high
wind set in by noon and blew a regular
squall, settling again by n'ght. Satur-
day ruortiin? pleasant, at noon a cold
nnrliui'Def tvi r A do in frlvinrr it n
JVIIMIIlCI IUU fV SAJ 1 U O VUIU
frosty night. Sunday, dull, cloudy and
cold. Monday about the same. Tues
day, dull and cloudy with a piercing wind
frona the northwest. .'Wednesday morn
ing dtsdbsetl a'elight pritkrih"gQf snow
and was the coldest tf the season, the!
murcury ranging 4 deg. below zero. by
noon the sky was clear, yet the atmos
phere was cold and raw.' '
This morning is clear and pleasatt
overhead, yel cold and frosty. . . .
A Change. Michael "FialcEaa jast
bought out the Restaurant formerly run.
by Mr. Garrison, in Whitnoy block. Mr.
Fink, we learn,' is ah cldfhand at the
business, and will. doubtless give entire'
satisfaction to the numerous customers
of this House.
. t.:L ' ',;-
ReckleES Drlflng. This practice,
too frequent in our city at present, must
be put a stop to or some person will be
maimed for life. Within the past week
two children have been run over in the
city limits. Though neither was more
than bruised,- which 'Was not from -any
foresight in the drivers, the practice is
a nuisance and should be abated.
Merit usualy judged by success, and
where true merit exists success is bound
to follow us a natural consequence. No
better illustration of this axiom exists
than the firm of Theo. Hill & Co.: of this
. . ,- . . ...
city. Theo. Hill is, in the true sense of
that term, 'a self-made man." .He
commenced business in this city 'with but
small capital, yet with enterprise and in
tegrity which made success inevitable.
To these qualities are yte indebted for
the pleasure cf calling public attention
to one'of the largest Dry Goods and
Grocery establishments in the West.
Louis Hill,, the junior , member ,cf the
firm, is already ranked among ihe . lead
ing bumes .ien of this city. Altogeth
er, a more complete stock, a greater va
riety of goods, more reasonable prices, or
more liberal men to dear with cannot be
found west of the Missouri river.
Jht ElCCtlOD. last Tuesday, passed
of quietly in this city. The polls were
crowded all day. and great enthusiasm
prevailed, yet he lull vote was not cast
by 132. 560 votes were registered and
only 42S rules cast in the Trecinct. Al
though the Registration was as complete
as possible, yet about fifteen voters were
missed. We will have in this Precinct
by nex FalPs election at least S00 votefs.
ThC Ladrs Friend, for January, is
received, and ior variety oi matter anu
excellence. of Engravings, Fathiocs and
Patterns cannot be beaten anywhere.-, ,
Great inducements in the way of Pre
miums to newsubscribers.auiour. read
ers should send for a sample copy, con
taining all these liberal offers. Sample
copies will be sent for fifteen cents.
Price (with engraviug) $2 50 a year 5
Four copies (with one engraving) $6 CO
One copy of Lady's Friend and one cf
Saturday Evening Post (and one engrav
ing), Si.00. Address Deacon &. Peter
son, 319 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Select Party. The yotiDS men of
this city tzi a very plcnssVt sclectdance
in S. Seenan's ceW residence, on '.lis
souri iree :f ten -Monday niI.t 1 Every
thing passed off pleasantly,- and they
."didn't go theme until morning, tintil
the,.brak'9 f Cy. O. A. Thartnan,!
J. .Ponn, Ji i Eamocj,"! Ge'o.rHe:idrs?:i'
land b. Seeman, were the managers, and
.. -,
are .-4eiFFrJFj?J;1"?f. IT?a01CTl.4 0"We's
? liana discoursed sweet music on
VMtsOr IC.r-pn'tThuf'i'day last ifroWn
vil le'Clupte r u .WL'M a e ons -U. DM - wa a
organized in tbia place. There were
pkk(he iriE GmPAtdnVsGtTj
of Nebraska, J. W. Moore ; alsq l. V.
TOhoTt.'iASa.? Rev..M.7M?rfoy
Indiana. D.4H: Wheeler and G.J. Clark,
oHattsyioinh! M. buchani, Omaha, H.
JJrown. Wojl JnoReed,-Drf D5
Whitlngefand Col. b5. lilfisiroi W
braskaChy;r
jiVer understandj there wai a; jgenef al
good.lirae,And that visiting Masons went
home well pleased with the treatment
they received at the hands of the Brown-
-The oCiCftrs'of the New Cbipter are
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i. tr. r ubsas, ii. tr.
A P. COGCiWiLIICr-
M1.
mosIer, s:f
A CARD. Ds. Crane 8c Tract,
Physicians and Surgeons' Having" en'-
tered into copartnership, 'offer jtheir professional-
services- to the citizens oi
Brownville and vicinity, j
k I 1
!J t
Chronic diseases of all kinds, and
those requiring an operation, will be re
ceived and attended to, and we presume
as 'skillfully, (having had a great deal of
experience,) as can be obtained any
where else.
-Calls and consultations from a dis-
ance will ba.promptly answered.
neaaquariers, lor me presen;, ai
McConias' Drug Store, whereVone or
the other may be found when not profes-
slonolly engaged.. Messages left there
will he promptly. aitendedtto.
' i - WESTERN MANUFACTURERS.' L " :
UNITED STATES BRASS AND CLOCK C051PANY,, AUSTIN, ILLINOIS.-
(--r irt ;lilin iiuif at.a- .,
j.i,..u.s; ;unn nmp -v
As an instance cf Western energy in a
new direction, we would call attention to
he, above- Company. Within the last
year they hare erected, on the then uh
hrnLpn nrairie. four' miles' west of
Chicago, a flourishing and lastelul lew'i
England village of fifty house, a mag-
nificent factory, emplovins 150 hands,
turning cul.1000 'cfocks per .week. The
Company, like General Grant, one of its
stock-holders, have thought it be st to fight
out the success of Western manufacturl
ers against Eastern wealth, and monopo
ly "on this line.
The great Northwest cannot; always
send er rich products- a thousand miles
and pay tribute to the East on her man
ufactured goods. .
Hitherto the Eastern States have grown
rich in receiving our products at low
rates andsending us high priced fabrics
therefor. Every man, woman and child
of Connecticut has earned $1-50 fo 50
cents of this'same population of Illinois,
and so it'must be till the West manufac
tures her own gouds. and enterprises like
this which takes our raw material (much
cheaper here than east) and produces a
line of goods' which. 'find their principal
market; in-ihe west should receive. our
hearty support.. The money paidthem
enriches and builds up the west..','.1'' .
jThis new Company makes from West
ern materials immense quantities of
German silver and sheet brass (the only
goods of the kind manufactured west of
Connecticut.) and fifty designs of clocks,
bejautifully finished, many of them new,
and especially suited to the Western mar
ket, f heir regulators as well as corn-
; J. V. D. PATCH,
If AKCFACTUKEB and dbalir in
CLOCKS, WATCHES,
- .. - . '. ,i : AKO - '
Sliver and SHver-l'latcd ware,
A'so constantly on band, all varieties of
SP-E C T A CLE S.
V '
REPAIRING done in thV Oetm style, and at
CII&RGES afOSKRiTE. . VOKK WAflB ANTED.
1 CITY DRUG STORli '
I3rowxxvillo ,,;neT3.
. W. H. KIMUERLIN.
OCULIST AND AUKIST.
Wul Treat all Diseases of it Eye aud Ear. .
Xoom at the Sier Tloter, v-
. BB0WH VILLE, 2CEDRASETA.
. -r .. ' '
' Tenders bi sfrriecs to the citUensof thif-CTify
aad Ticintty. May bo consulted 9 1 the atove place
from t,! 1st to the I0ib of Jtech rrnt1. ' Also, i
the Seymour Ilouae, NeWk City frviiv'be t&tb
to the 29th, and at the Salem House, Sa!un, Rich
ardson county, from the 2l)th to the 30&of each
month. 12-11 ly .
Proposals for Inserting- the above ' desired from
the pamrs of Nebraska. Add ret te Salem.H
( - : ; ft
- - COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
: Matoks Ornciv BaoWnrii,
-
f!nVinr-1l VnPt nursiianf In ihft'raTt' rsf f rt
Mavor. -
Present : -J. S. Church, Mayor. - c -
i well, A. iauij;h. auvi v. o;ew
firU
TvTt-rtiJ.rTrifr ri ir 7.
ilinuies 01 picTiwua ujcciiur reau aou
On motion. the, Mayor was authorized
,to givVto' Jacob1 'VaAX Warrant "of $95
in" full fdrwork on 2d streetf-when the
City Engineer Certifies that he has.taken
our 67 b csbio-yaras-or-atrt.
fits ivarenouse on iub Levee irom me
jfront of 'Atlantic 6treet: withinten days
from t?'&:jiCG.&fZm3SLQ'Z
! On motion. Council adjourned.
T, JAR VIS SrCHU RCn. Mavor.'
j tun. H, JMclyHtrBv, Alerlf.-
iTrt hi A; f .'pftrpfii-UFor JannanJL-1 RTS.
. u,r.vrv' - - ' j ii
IS recived and certainly must acknowl- I
f r'-:t: JO TTr'r -i r-' -1
edgeoaas u.rearsj oi;ine-painn..ot)eipg
pot only tne cneapest Ana-oest, nut also
jthe handsomest of the Periodicals intend-
for the enteruia;ji:r-t end instruction 6f
both. old and y:u::. I
ij beautifully
printed. rfiri i ; iliusrtatr
1, r.r.J . its Jlble
. : fi i 1 1 ii i u ri i k. iiii i M.'fi H w ii I wniir-iw ill
'i. Vi""'';- ' '- r , !"-.
jj iplea.HO ) tJi.e 'itSfSA? $QVI&
sketches, enjoyable, anecdotes, pungent,
sayings, and valuableins'tructicn. We
ndvise all our-Creaderi U fend atc6nce
for a Eapple COpyandeS What pleasant,
1 t . - - .... If" It ...:il
hnffhtfaced, enjoyable companion it wilM
TnaL-ffririthf3e nnifiinnr winrer Gtejsiairs.
AdflresSthe. puollsagrs. iMessers.
GEO. BLACKIE &Xo., 749 Erpad-
way. New ; York. j
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Every family should have n, case of Dr.
HnmnKroA SnorXn ITrnuM. Hfo.
- "f-".. vir7lM
ICines.- -TheV are Simple. easilVUPPlied.
Euuerinir. .save eaum? iQB;uDCior. anu
prcve-a. friend indeed. The valuable-
seftfee rendered immensely overbalanres
the small futn they cost. See advertise
ment' elsewhere." 'HutnphYey's Specific
Homceopatbic MeurCtr.; 562 Broadway,
tfyTor sby;Rf M: BrcCdmas,
uruggisi. i ... ...
o
un clocks, are pronounced .by jewelers
nd railroad ' m?n to " be more Reliable
i .u .
time-keepers than any-in -the market.
There. is .no reason why they should be
othVrwisel iis all the"ir' machinery is new
and of the most 'approved designs.' It
don't do relocks any good to be tumbled
about a thousand miles up the Hudson
ritreryever the Erie canal and around the
lakes, almost. of , the clocks, brought to
Chicago are and we would recommend
any house-keeper wishing a cheap and
reliable and pretty clock to rail for one
of jthe-United States -Clock - Company's
of-i Chicapri; and- ery- Jeweler- who
! would consutt the interestof bis pations,
and has the weltare otthe usei at nean,
to send "to1 their General Wholesale
Agents, Giles Bro & Co.. the well known
jeweTrsof Chtcagd", for "a catalogue. ' - '
Wp hnva fhrmprlv sold the eth
Thomas aAi-othet ' eastern made Clock's
but having; thoroughly examined the
Chicago, docks find them to be svperior.
They also have the following advantages
which recommend them : The movements
are firmly screwed Wether iatead'of
being pinned the main journals ore ex
tra bushed and the "-piatea and wheels
are thicker than any other make. We
keepjcocstantly on band a good assort
ment of Chicago C7ocA--warranted for
two years can sell them at prices that
will defy all comptitioa
At the City Drug Store.
JOHN L CARSON
9
i Exchange bought and sold on all the prineipnl
Cities. Also, dealer in Ga.a aai SilTer Coin,
Gold Dust and j "
G.OpiRNHEiJT B0IIDS.
Dtppsits received, payable, at .sight c'.
Interest paid on time Deposits by especial
agrienunW Taxes paid jor non-retldents.
All kinds r.t
D S.BQNDS5VANTED
JOHN JL CARSQN.i :
f GUARDIAN'S
To all wbonf it may concern :
NOTICE. ;- . J
Notice is hercey civen that. the Probate Court of
Kemihacounty, Jjebraika,has appointed the second
Moninj in Jaiary, 1 8S8. to hea a settlement front
Vir nia M. Hunt, Guardian at George Ebbs and
L'rindA Ebbs, uow lr. Gel free , i-- - .
" Giren nnde my hand ti lled day tt Dtok.t).
ISM. A. W.iIOKGAX,PobateJpdre.
i2a JU. Guardian. 13 2t ; :-
i . '
7Vr a choice a jele of Tea. ro to
A "specimen tafnbr, with' -spleridid j. s. Goru,pres n. t. state ajj. so. -
inducements to ihose --who desire to act ! " cfl v V'rfrT
ps i?tnisl will b&!mailed post paid, fox ! 5-c--is. tod,--- . Tines.
10 cents.
harmless, and jet, in a ihomstair-- t0 your
C6s ihey: arest 43keaSeaHayi piin and I have accepted tleir report, and will forward yonr
'A:'R1
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f U) ift P ll , fO
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s-. , Al&u'uiiMt urua suu tyid by ,;,..n
J . G A R S ID E & C O i ,
iATCHISON, KANSVS
rpnK trial It iaiAncljiteattfi4q CtTryVnJ
A.1 Stale Fain, aiJ the iiniptnieat of everf ane k-to
im ana ose n, uniti m proswnncinj urin Kfrbootra
Corn SbeJIwb test ver invented. With it am.n
can shell bis croo of corn at his leisure withoat, ia as.
tees and ose It. unite m prouooncinj Brln kf rbootTa
can shell his crop of corn at his leisure witboat &a as.
J'lsUnt. and thereby save In a shurt time caore tUan the
icort of a Shelter. . - '.. ' -'.
t This Corn Shelter has (aken th first pensinro for
three Tara past at the New Turk Stato Fair, Tvhen
bot partially perftcteU 1 1 has since bei-n brongbL to
a degree cf rerlcction, which makes it complete--. v
1 The fllwin is th report ff the Jurfpes on this
machine, at the preat trial of Agricultural Implements
fcelil at AabarnN..Y.' In Ja y. 1S66. under the aus-
I uivri 1 1 1 &
the New York State An riw.ltnral Society :
1 Among
iSbellerr
the "machines prrexirtblti.in wat a Hanii Corn
FerafaioT Cieanev, exhibited by J. Brink-
erE
i
erhoff, AnbnfB, Nj Y We )iave carefnlly examined
ami thorougbJy tesie4 this machine, and have n hexi
f.tiM in nn.n.inncMiir It tha HPI1 ftlM NT iCrTCfT Ln
1 .lTAR..r,V .1,! .t,eJ5 JXl
and eae,-and the same-epratio separates thecfirn
irom lie wu, ana iae man from mo corn, anaaenvers
. bm M rM, IOf -MPkBt , ,d lt rea lr.. bat ,hll ...
tor of int one person ,tv operate lt. The while affair
9 -mi nifty 1 luueiiiivu'ni . mi uui .nit
i "Tleport of Agrlcnlloral Fair Corhmirte'esTarid cpln
it creat length, but wecontcnt'ourselves with tbefoj.
4oWleer . ageing them !1 : -
lC f fQ
I tT. S. Aj?enef for Paris Universal
'or Paru Viiivei
I Expcsitien. ) "
uiiilini," "
. 8ih, m- ) -
No. 0Park Row, Times Bi
- '"KEWlORI.tM,
MR. J. BRIKtgSMOFF, Eq., Dear Sir :-rMy Ad-
visery Committee, appcinted to select Implements for
ExhibiUoa atlhe-Uuirersal Exposition in Paris, m
ihr.i.M.rvi t7 . . vnr.Tmiv
r- - -. j. t. 1)erbt, u. s. Acenl, a,c.
PriCO ll 6,cirn ' . S25:OQ.
Sample sheUers'sypped 'on receipt of the price and
warrauted to ive satisfaction, or the Machine will he
taken back ami the money refunded upon notice within
a reasonable time. Afldress .- .
i J. GAESIDB & CO ,
.". " , Atchison, Kansas.
WE; TUDEN, Ag't,
8-12-3rnfdn ' : Brown ville, Nebraska.
At the Sign of the
Stead.
Ii tnc place to bny
FDKNITUREs .
AND
UPHOLSTRY ! ! !
it.
l9
Keep cofejtatitlj on hand a eompletfr asjortmeat cf
, ; Sofas, v.
' C?dstend, v Wardrobes.'
H Beaurcaui, Vi Rocking Chain,.
Springs beds, Wash Stands
What Nots , . , , ., .Hat Rucks,
Chair sft4.j- ' : 'Tahlce. '
ana --v.f . - f1rr. ana
Parlor, WJlla - i'rlor
h' Si" j.j.-V-- U : -v ? tC
A-ei -T'.--i -r: zzj ', I r tk
tcr
toped
Tab!s
Stands'
Sfetalic
Louneci'.
Cases,
Hetteos,
Lounge
Mattresses,
Kitcn. sfe r
nam Stands;
a brinrgs
Tete-tetes
f Swin Cribs,
Omce Ctair,
Comforts,
Rocking Cribs,
lied Springs,;" .
... . r ... ..Children s -
: fi ; Gibi and Gigs,"
w PiaiwvStot.1', Teapoy Stands, - '
Gilt and Rosewood iioulding, Sheets,
Pillows, Pillow Slips, ctcl, etc., etc, etc.
h vw Cases and office kotIc made to order
And anything and everything required to set np
pi i in orfancy housekeeping.
All of their ware i3 cither manufactured or put
up under; their fpecial superintendence, which
cnablo them sound articlos at smaller prices than
eastern taanufacVstcd goods
OUR HEARSE
5--.
t
mm
; at the service of the puttie at any time it may!
farther cast.
p B A - -
Uetalic Burial Cases,
of all siies comtantty on hacd,at eastern prices.
We are doine buine?s on st-ictly cash principles,
if a imall pmjit,ani by attention to business and
the wants of the community, expect in the future
as in the past to rcceirs the patronage of the pub
lic generally. . w
PIONEER , PAINT SHOP
LOUIS. W A L D T E R ,
hi
C9
CO
Umuier, (iili!err Glazier,
P A P EJl -U AJT.Gr E
tunc ifsuiuj aou JvaiceraiBing oone
t All work die ia a workmanlike? numaei oa the
tnortetv p&ir - -. j . r - - .
TTTRjks CASH!
820Pa llain streelorar Jliaan' Plow Fjc
I . f . K X
I sceiier. II ucutc.wi uero. retoj ror iniuuitui uu vr
all
f '
'I-
Oi-22-yly'.
B.0ESEY & BEO
r3"Y T -
- Ma,a Street,, . ,
3
Dealers in Men and Boy's
Eurnishing Goods
HATS and GAPS,
BOOTS' AND SHOES
rUOBii'Dr-'U.ttiilllUlld,
C fl. EiP E T - B AGS
GliOflS, - IBS
Blankets and Umbrellas
:1
ijawfBi
Have just received and will keep con
stantly on hand a large and well assort
ed stock of the above, and all other ar
ticles in their line, which they offer to
the putlic.at " .,
VERY L0W.PEICES
SHERIFF'S SALE. :
KOTICE is hereby iven, that on Saturday, the
ISth day of Jan-i-iry, 163. at I o'clock, p. in., of
said dy, t will ofier for sale: at public auction, at
tho front entrance of Jlcrhcison's Hall in Brown
villc, Nemthii coutif.v, Xebr.i.-k i, (that beinjr. the
plaie in which the last term of tho District Court
fortjaid county of Atfuiah.i was held,) the follow
ing described real estate, tn-nit :
Lots 1 nnd2--
sec. 10, town. G, Racrre 15. east
nw. of nc-H
Lot 3
Lit 2
nw.
L t S, 4 and 5-.-nw.
3 cf tvr. i.
w y. of se.
do do do' do
. 2ii 7 do do
35 do do do
1 6 do . do
'do 'do do do
5 do do do
do do do do
Also a tract of land commencing at the centre
of section 25, town 7, range 15, east, and running
thence east 80 rods, tbenco south 4 rods, thence
west SO rods, tbenco north 4 rods to the place of
beginning.
Ail of tho said real estate being situated in Xo
maha county, Nebraska, and having been taken a3
thepropcrry of William II. Denraan,on an execu
tion issued eutc.f the District Court of Nemaha
County, Nebraska, in a caso wheren William
Frasher, James L. MkjGeo and George Ifarroan,
partncrs.ln business under the Crm tame cf FrasLer
A McGee, ate plaintiffs, and S. A. Ingham and
Frederick Irghana, partners in business under the
name and ftyiecf S. A. Ingham & Co., and William
II. Dcnman are defendan i?, and infivorof paid
plaictiTs, and to 'me directed as Sheriff of said
county cf Nemaha.
Given under my hand tms lata Iay of Deaea
bcr,1867,
12-SH3.Q0 ', . ShcriiT.
3'
Tc'all "V7ho Desire to Save Lloney
S- -SEE M AN
ns juft rcoeived fremthe East, a lare and
seleted lot of "
AND
71 fTl ft
H ; J ii j "4
1 f!
3
Which be e2cr3 at
Eastern Prices
Re defies competition n n4 wiil convince all wleo
will call d esanae ta Stock lia has. aisa a.
large Stotk of 1 ,
Hats, Caps, andFurnisli
ing Goods, Trunks &c
Gome Ons,Cozi2 All tchi want it
.k Kep liicir. Bodies. Warnt. . ,;
REMEMBER THE
SI EUHn
SEC . -
-:' ; Sw SEE3IAN,
JobBMcKinasie.nfL, lieUw A. W.Meez&s. J. P
agvinst ; et' Ntmaha. Count- ate
Oa U ItsC day f December-A. D, 1 iT?t snJJ
Jistice L'suedk an Ordci ef Attachment i the
above actior for the sura of Nineteen dollars-
BrownvRl'.!Vei. Dm. STtrr.lBRi .
HOT
37. O XI.
to pmcxiAszr.s
or
fT1 r-
THE
'r-3
Leck.Siich Reversal's Feed
S E W IN G
HA S AGAIN CARRIED OFF THE HIGHEST
honors at tUo rrinciril Fair the present sea
son, commencing with tie New Et'glani Ajrricnt
tunl Fair, a: J'rovidcoco, in September, when it
wa awarded the highest price, immcdiatelT which
fin o the New York Sfr.te Fair, at SuITi!o,in 0t
torcr, where the cornrcitMo awarded it the First
I'riie for a dcuble-threal machine.
Then come the great asau&l Fair'cf Xew Enj
an J, viz: that of tha
"Icclmnics'AssocIatlon al Lovrcll
.- Whero tbe Ilighcst Priis '
THU OITIT GOLD I.1EDAIO
awanlcJ to anj Farallj Sewing Jlicbinewt
awarded to tho
and that to after ifhad be?n on exhibitlca In ccn-
etition wiih cther
First : Class Machines
for five consecutive weeks, -where Ubjvd beca.tZ'v.
aminei by the test mechanics in the eountry, who
pronoenced it the beat constructed and most reli
bla Machine, and cce that, on account of its lim- '
pll ity would . .
Accomplished a greater amount
02 worn, and in a xncro satis- -
factory manner, than any
other Sewing Llachine
ever invented.
At the Fair cf tbs Maojlacd InstitatJ, wlieH .
closed a four weeSs seision at lliltimere on the
27th o( November, tho superioriry ot the FL0R-'
ENCB was again ecn5rmcJ by the committee eu t
Sewing Machines, who u::aniui3U3ly awarded it the
GOLD MEDAL, tho L30hc,t jri the Institute
confers.
On the 12Lh of September l.c g? ct T-iir and
Exhibition of tho Amoricaa IiKut i- ncd
in New York. As usual.the display cf Sowing
Machines ras largo, and the eomicttti-:a itrons; ;
but after a six weeks trial, thc'frienJj of tho
FLORENCE had the fittisfactioa cf seeing their
faToritc.agaia triumphant, and Tor the scjobJ time
bearing elf tho highest honors of th a American
Institute. " "
DIow we givo an ex'rict from the Report of ths
committee oa 6c wing Machine, read at tho closoef
tho Fair :
Tho wholo number of Fctticj Machines on er
hibition.ii tbicteen ; tf ihess, tweiro ire erterei
for comrKstm. The orticle bearing the No 731
(F10EESCE S 2 WING KACHIKZ) ij decide
to be the BESToq exhibition. It maS also bo
stated. incidentally, that Thi it letter t any of
it clasaliHorcuto the Judj . !
"Its merits arc : ' .
"1st. Good material and
thorough workmanship.
"2d More absolute nov
elty than marks thousual
improvements in Sewing
Machine.
2d. Tho ingfaious arrangement of a positive mo
tions for adj mting tho thread djring .he paisaj1
:T tho fhuttlo and the catherinir ut'of it ia tae
finiih of the stitch.
"4th. The rever.'iblo feed.
"5th. The viriety of work that ran bo done up
on it.
"Wo therefore dcciJe that it rcceivo the award of
f rat class.
(Signed) WM. TRATT.
IliA S. CAIV,
' m L. J.KNWLEd."
"This i tJ certify that the forcjroicg is a tra
extract from the Iiedort of the Juu.s of Sewing
Maihiacs at the 37th annual Fair, 1 .
JNO. W. CIIAMSER3,
Sec'y Darl Maaatra.
New York, NotC 11th, 1SC7."
It ttouU seem as thcugh tliz rucccstionof tri
umphs should be suG'.-ient to conviLee every ui
prejudieed pr?on of the great sapriority cf Uiw
FLOKENGii over a'J others as a raraily Sewiogi
Machine ; and if anything mors is nee led to con
firm tto abo7e, we rTght added f-it, in 131, th-o
Co." enly io!d 50 Machines, whilst now there an
-j
art
orcr
40,000. IN USE,
the establiahios the success ef the FM0nZ5C2
beyond ad quasticn.
Every 3Iachinc Is TTarrantcJ.
WII. E. PLA1TT,
General TKestern Agrcnt,
133 Chestnut sr., ST. LOl'U, MJ.
Cinulars, Price Lists &r-d samples of wcrli far-
ciohed oa application.
JOHN W. HENDERSON
Agtat fir HrcwavCr
' and Nemala County.
EVAN WOKTHINO,
BILLIAED EOOII
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