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About Nebraska advertiser. (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882 | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1868)
Nebraska Cltiucifocr; EHOWXYILLE, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, lSf.3. -Agricultural Department, Tee Coming Fair. The recent meetings of the Nemaha County Agricultural and Mechanical Association hare been well attended, tod an unusual interest manifested. As will be seen by the proceedings of the last meeting, the time and place for the coming Fair have been fixed, and it is opened to the whole world. It is the in tention of the managers to make the comicg Fair one of the most extensive ever held in the West. Let all prepare fcr it ; begin now. Early Rose Totato Is the newest variety of importance. TVe see by the Eastern agricultural pa pers that D. S. HirrREN, of Ulica, N Y., sold to a party in New Jersey one hundred and fifty bushels for ten thousand dollars over sixty dollars per bushel. To another party the same gentleman told at eighty dollars per bushel. The Editor cf the American Agriculturist sriys he has seen a letter to Bliss & Son , in which cne hundred dollars was offered for a buihel of the Early Rose. This potato is being retailed this spring at five dollars per pound, V.liat Ailed (lie Bees. The following, in reply to our enquiry relative to our dead swarms of bees, is from Wm. McLennan, Esq., of Ne braska City, and confirms our first im pressions : "Editor Advertiser : I see by your number of March 19th, that a swarm of bees was lost, being strong and plenty of honey left. The cause was undoubtedly the hive did not have sufficient upward vcntilUtion. The dampness was con pealed on the comb so the bees could not reach the honey; and the weather re maining cold until they had eaten all in their rrich, they starved to death. Winter your bees in a warm, dark place, or Lave plenty of upward ventilation." The Premium List and awarding com mittees for the coming Fair of the Ne maha County Agricultural and Mechan ical Association?, are cow in the hand of the printer, and will be out at the .earliest possible day. The Board Lave emitted to offer on behalf cf the Society, payable from the Societies funds, premiums for speed of animals. But private purses will be made up and offered in time for all who wish to run, pace, trot or walk. A fine list cf premiums are also being miae up 10 De awarded to female eques trians, for horsemanship either in saddle, double, single and tandura harness. There will be nothing left unprovided that will either amuse or interest those who may attend the Fair this fall. Apples for Nebraska. A committee consisting of H. K. Ray mond, W. II. Gkogg, and Jno. Gilmore, appointed by the Otoe County Farmer's Club, have reported the following list of apples as being hardy and reliable here. TLe committee are men of extensive ex perience, and their report is reliable. Our own experience and observation sustains their report ; SUMMER APPLES. Red Astracan, Early Harvest, hardy or 'nearly so, Red June, Early Pcnock, Summer Pearmain, Early Joe, Early Red. Early Strawberry. FALL APPLES. St. Lawrence, Fameuse, Mother. Jersey Sweeting, Duchess of Oldenburg, William's Favorite, Hawley, Milan, Gabriel, winter apples. New York Pippin, Romanstem, Wine Sap, Newtown Pippin, hardy or nearly so, Northern Spy; Rawles Janett, Jonathan, Red Canada, Striped Sweet Pippin, Detroit Red, Willow Twig, Ladies Sweeting. Educational Department. J. 2T. M'KENZIE, EDITOR. Are the peach-trees bearing? Jonny Baker he says that peaches dont't grow here; but he says the cherries have peach stones in them. In nine weeks my birth day will be here. How funny 'twill seem to he eleven when I've been ten so long. I don't skip over any but- Teaclicr's Qualification. Too much cannot be said on this sub ject. A frood teacher must be a good ton holes so mv iacket comes nut even " i - scholar, and this implies very much. He ny did'nt you tell me 1 caa a rea must not only have a fair knowledge of head ? But I can run faster ' tban any of , . , ' , , , them that are no bigger than I am, and the branches he expects to teach, but he some that afe Qe of the $poke3 of must posses a knowledge of the sciences my umDrella broke itself in two yester- and mathematics in some degree ; and as day. the wind blew so when it rained, a general ibmg the more general Unowl- We learn to sing. He eays I've a i. -i .:n vu:- frood deal of voice: but I've forgot what eage ae possesses, me gicnicr win us uis " . . . ,v - anA success as a teacher. With some knowl edge of Algebra and Geometry a person can belter understand and more success fully teach arithmetic. The study of astronomy is almost indis pensib'e to a correct understanding of Mathematical Geography. Wrhile Rhet oric, Logic, and their kindred sciences aid very much in Grammar, especially in the analysis of sentences; History, Philosophy, Physiology, Chemistry and Botany are certainly very great helps to a teacher in making his school interest- down the scale, and beat time. Tho last is the best fun. The other is hard to do. But if I could only get up, I guess it would be easy to come down. He thinks something ails my car. I thought he said I had'nt got any at all. What have a fellow's ears to do with singing, or with scaling up and down ? Your affectionate grandchild, William Heset. Eureine has 2,000 dresses, yet her husband is not a model of faithfulness. A Scotchman the other day sent a cable telegram, at an expense of S100, to Such a teacher always feels per- President JohnsoD, advising him to re- ffrt!c nt hi psp Jn ihp sr.hnnl hft i Sign. mg. A Small Iowa Farm. Mr. John Briscoe gives us the follow ing items of his farming last year in Riverton Township, a short distance above Nashua. Mr. Briscoe had thirty six acres cf land under cultivation, and divided as follows : Corn 19 Acres. Oats 4 " Wheat 10 " Potatoes U " Crass 2 HrArtm C.TTi Tana TTrT an) C.a KKi tvft . . 1 Total 33 Acre. Here are the results : 19 Acres of Corn 1,000 Bushels. 4 " Oate 250 10 - "Wheat 167 1' " P.itat.iM 200 2 " Grass yield oflluDgari- an Grass 4 Tons TImntV TTnw 9 j v.. J --- - M u l are Broom corn enough for 10 doren brooms, hat tha reading class has for it? lesson. ii v.. n.-- l!(ink.j -f . ,4 f o rrorrcdin?s or Hie Asrlcnllaral ana Mechanical Assoeialion. The members of the Agricultural So ciety met in the front room of the Ad vertiser OiTice, March 2S:h, 16GS. . I? IV I.' r . t . ii. uiuiis, x resiuenx, canea me society to order. The committee previously appointed to prepare Premium List reported. The report was adopted, and the Premium List ordered published as per contract ivi'h the Advertiser office. On motion the admittance fee was fixed at twenty five cents. The name of the society was on mo tion changed to "The Nemaha County Agricultural and Mechanical Associa tion." On motion, the committee to award premiums were appointed, and will ap pear in the published list. On motion, the Fair of 1SCS is to be held at the same place as the Fair of last year. On motion, the Fair is open to "the world" for competition in every article in-the premium list. On motion the time for holding the Fair was fixed on the22d, 23d, 21th and Hodi days of September next. end J. S. Minick were appointed a com mittee to procure permanent Fair grouLds. On motion, the society proceeded to w m elect officers to serve the coming year. The following persons were duly elected: RfW. Furnas, President, Geo. Crowj Vice-President, H. O. M"nick, Secretary, Jas. Coleman, Treasurer, J. L. Colhanp, Cor. Secretary. - -t . .. iisoel, J. a Minick, J. W. Brush hMaoagers, S. W, Kennedy Redfern, On motion, the society adjourned. R. W. FURNAS, Pres. II. O. Minick, Sec'y. The best looking apple trees, in all respects, we nave seen in this market, are some from the nursery of Joel Dra per, of Nebraska City. They are fine &ize: Lardv and thrifn- m Fences are a great expense. But, likw everything else, they are money ju Viciously laid out when well made. Poor fences are a curee; they make Ireechy rattle and occupy the ground, and keep you busy with them uselessly. seven dollars worth cf Hops. Reduced to dollais and cents, Mr. Brircoe's summer work on 36 acres of land foots up as follows: 1,000 bushels of Corn at 43cts $100 CO 250 bushels of Oats at 40 cts 100 00 IT,' bushels of Wheat at J I 50 cts 239 CO cot always fearing that some question may be as'ced which will expose his ig norance, but feels adequate to any emer gency. Like the stalwort laborer he he goes forth and performs with eas3 that which would make men of weaker frames groan beneath the burden. The pupils respect such a teacher, and look up to him with a kind of reverence. They have perfect confidence in his ability, and love to talk about his won derful knowledge. Such a teacher has an elevating influence ; his pupils look forward, with eager hearts, to the day when they shall be as wise and learned a their teacher. This knowledge also is the teacher's reserved forces, so to spea"k. How bar ren must be that Tecitation, where only what is laid down in the text book is re cited.. Dreaiy indeed must be such a school. But to the teacher who has a fair knowledge of the sciences, how in teresting may the most barren subject be (Va.) Raiload cars, a few weeks since, made to a class. Suppose, for instance. has commenced an action against the - i r . . J " company tor ejectment ana injuries re ceived, laying damages at S20,000. In Wilmington, Delaware, a clergy man incidentally spoke of the fact that St. Joe and St. Louis Business Houses. Dealers in -AH YANKEE NOTIONS, Exclusively at wholesale. Third Street, ST. JOSUPII, Mo. Stcck in Extent, Variety, and prica Conpares with best St. Louis or Chicago House3. ET Orders Solicited. 451y ko. S. Limow. Isaac T. Hosea. LEMON, HOSE A. & CO. "WHOLESALE DEA ' EES IN FOREIGN El DOMESTIC BUY Notions, GIotMng &c. NO. 5 FOURTH ST. St Joseph, Mo. A Large Stock always on hand. Orders solicited Satisfaction guaranteed. 45-Iy REAPERS, Coax Shellxbs, Blacksmith's Drills Saw Gcmmib.3, HAY RAKES, Portable and Stationrsy ENGINES , Constantly en Hand orOrdcr cd at Short Notice. i MOWERS, Salky Culling, FORKS, H A R R o W 3 PLOWS, Farm and 'School BELLS. j JTc TTin sen at -Lowest p0,. g ble Cash Prlcei EACH ARTICLE WARRANTED ! I "Onion Foundry, A 17 D The. Sun anticipates a sharp and sud den shortening of expenses in every de. partment of the Government after Gen. Grant becomej President. A retail dry goods store advertises to knock the spots out of the cotton mar ket.' A little water will do the same thing1 to their printed calicoes. Ayoungmon recently asscended the j Q HIN E SHOP tower of the .London crystal raiace, read the appropriate portion of the Church service, and threw himself down, killing. himself instantly. The present estimate of the number of caule in Texas is 5,000,000 head. Raising beeves and seling cotten to the Mexicans are yielding a good profit to the people of the State. Application has been made to the Mexican Congres3 for concessions to build a railroad from the City of Mexico to the Rio Grande river, the boundary of the United States, a distance of 1,300 miles. Mrs. Kate Brown the colored woman who was expelled from the Alexandria WE would calt particulir attention to our SeTf-Ttafclrg or Droppin'Reapr, which for easy drnjlt cenient, work, etc., In fast superceding all otters. Price of combined placbiae Alsc NavaMcCord&Cb., THE EAGLE BRICK MACHINE I ' TfriT tc-Ii if' t JLAJiJiiJjJtlJ V V Jf UaJaIiW tho Machine. "W e leei tcnUJent that all who once see the Machine in operation and learn the ea wiih. V I it is managed, price capacity, quantr of work, etc. will throw aside he old wit or making Brick b h.nj . I iiuiiicta in I an rejections 10 lines lacuines. we vv jx xv j. .i j. ice jnacnine 10 d wen mule, of rood m:n 7 7mz3, Liqncrs. Tooacco. 2cc. St JOSEPH. IO. 45Iy 15.000 Brick per Day, of a Better Quality than can be Made by Hand ! Wo do cot, as other machines, claim more tban the V&chine can do, bat what we claim we WA&aUTJI ! 2Jox CJfvlo Toy MIrJIGK & CO., a: 12-21Sra I EM AH A cm, SEB. ' - BUUSailDE, CROWTHEB & R0GEKS Cor. 8th & Messanio Sts., t. JoscdIi, Mo. v..- v t t I : i it-f - i '. lV"V7 r - j i - J r nd well assorted stock of Staple and Fancy " jfJ5T teT-'V s. HsSTf licj-M :a Mi w zs cLiJiS 53 u. n 1 rSBf "TEAM RHGIHES HADE IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, mi WORKS 0? ALL KIND o 200 bashela Potatoes at 50 cts 4 Tods of Hungarian J6 00- 2 Tons of Timothy S3 CO 10 Dor. Brooms 22 50 Hops 7C0 Cabbages 10 cts 11 bushels beans $2 50 Total proceeds of 36 acres 100 00 24 00 12 0C 25 CO 7 00 70 00 27 0 11016 50 "the mechanical wonders of a feathzr." Now a scholar may read the piece over, and yet see nothing wonderful about it, because he has not thought 07er what he has read; but let the teacher take a a feather and show the class how the rays are fitted together, so that being entirely separated they yet adhere with sufficient ferce to enable tho birds to fly; that the rays thus are united nearly air tight ; let him speak of the material AND Mr. Lincoln, on leaving Springfield, asked his friends to pray for him, and on mention of Mr. Lincoln's name several women flounced out of the church. The Chicago Times sys that the Dem ocrats feel under the deepest sense of obligation to the President for the 'ob stinate, though net very skillful, fight which he has made against the canting, rotten crew of demagogues and noodles in To which, wo aro making constant additions, and whicli wo are selling at prices low as any establish ment west of the Mississirmi river. IRON FRONTS S&i HI TKE QUALITY GF OUR G00B3 WE CHALLENGE COMPETITION. e-FLOUR OF THE MOST APPROVED BRANDS. THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE. Jlada to all parties. SON'S IMPKOVL1) PATENT GOVEUNOIt.-44-ly Ten hundred and sixteen dollars in composing the feather, its great strength who are running the country straight to t; . ij e crops ouiniriy-sixacrw H noioaaiarni. and ightless; Jet him show hovv lhe bv the farmers of the Cedar Vallev. holIow form lhus aid3 In 113 Illness Suppose that 36 acres of land is worth S20 and strength, and speak of the same as per acre, its value is S750, so that the crop seen in the straw of the different trains for the pa?t year pays for the land and nd trr. in th hnno, .f m0n anA 1 l c-.rrv . r , D ' ieavt5 a margin oi cvo to pay ror ien ces and hired helD. Is nnt that nrnfitahlf farmintr ? Mr. Briscoe's figures eives a lDe same PrinciP m constructing return of about twenty-eight dollars and Mar bridges, columns, tic, and do you a quarter per acre. Good land can be think the lesson will be dry and uninter v . . :i r v..i ' for six dollars ner acre, and enua lv as good lands within six miles for from ten Thu3 the teacher will awaken a desire to twenty dollars per acre. It is a com- m the breast of the pupil to know more mon thing for men in Iowa to buy raw of these thinrrg. How the eve of the prairie lands at five dollars per acre. Lrr,nir cnL-io, tho ;,0i,;nf i0,rW fence it, plow it. cultivate it and pay for . .. , , , - the land, the labor, the plowing, the seed, EPeaks t0 h,ra of the W0Dders nature ' the fencing and taxes, with one vear's a Eevv world opens before him, and crop, and have a margin left. Ex. things that were passed by unnoticed We publish the above article in order have become intensely interesting. Tell to induce our farmers to publish such the child that the spider's web is not items, as we know Nebraska can vie with composed of a single strand, but that any iection of the Union in productive- every strand is composed of thousands of nessand average good prices. minute threads; tell him that the eye of the fly is made up of more than a hun horse are occasioned bv standing on the and mue Ieei are reai a,r PuraPs- dry, plank floors of the stable. Many and you implant in his soul a respect for persons seem to think, from the way those little insects that no moral sense mey keep tneir corses, that me root or rnil(i ever Broduce. You miht tell the horse was never made for moisture, . , . nnA .n A fl.t.. .... ,, . ,. v . c him that the same uod mane the fly that cial if thev had cow-hide boots to nut on made mm, yet tnis wouia not gain nis the devil:' but it adds that they desire to manifest their gratitude in 'some other way than by electing him to the Presidency.' This is very true. Their gratitude will take any shape but that. m One of the wide-awake Democratic red help. I not that profitable lraals. and show how men have applied organs i in the West is . Grensburg (Ind) Mr En'. ficmrp aive n tQe same principle in constructing lubu- Herald. Speaking about the proposition to intrust the work of reconstrucion to Gen, Grant, this representative paper says: 'When that time does come (when it passes the Senate,) the sooner the eanh is rid of him the better; there will be a job for another Booth. By the hair of m- . Itl 1 St. Michael, we wouia ramer see nim in h 11 than king over an inch of American soil; and it is our opinion, if His Equest rian Mightiness were to accept under the new reconstruction law, he would be seeking a home in the above hot region before he would ever reach the capital of his new kingdom.' PIONEER PAINTSHOP LOUIS WALDTER, S3 d &4 o in 4-3 U2 a En o r w VS O 0 ft A P o Q 0 10 11 H IN or 1 o Till HOUS 23 every time they went out. Mature de- jrned the foot for moist ground the earth of the woods and valleys ; at tha same time a covering was givca to pro tect it from stones and stumps. Ohio Farmer. For preserving meat, the N. E. Far -. . . . i- mer savs : "I'acic tne pieces in casks giving a slight sprinkling of salt between each niece; cover with a pickle by boil. ing together, in four gallons of water, eight pounds of salt, three pounds or brown sucar, three ounces or saltpetre, one ounce of pearlash for one hundred pounds of meat. Keep a flat stone on the meat, that it may be immersed in the pickle. Put down in this way beef will keep a year, and rather improve by age." respect as much as the beauty displayed in the structure of the insect. Try it teachers. You will find the effort to instruct and interest your class will have a reflex influence on yourself, and deeper thoughts will fill your own mind, and new beauties will be disclosed. GO A School-Boy's Letter, WILLIAM HESBY TO HIS GRANDMOTHER. Jy Dear Grandmother : I think the school that I have come to is a very good school. We have dumplings. I'ved tied up the pills that you gave me in case of feeling bad in the toe of my cotton stock ins thats lost the mate of it. The mince pies they have here are baked without Saw Dust and Chip Manure are ex- any plums being put into them. So, cellent articles fcr promoting the growth please, need I say No, I thank you, of vines, shrubs and small plants. They ma'am, to 'em when they come round ? hould be thrown into a pile, after re- If they don't agree, shall I take the pills movin the coarser portions cf the mas3, or the drops ? Or was it the hot flanels and thorou?hlv saturated once or twice a and how many? wppW with a mixture of urine and soap I've rorcotaoout oemff snivery. was suds. This will enduce msippient fer mentation, and so far break down the texture of the mass as to prepare it to act with energy when applied to any soil or ciop. it to eat roast onions ! No, I guess not. I guess it was a wet band tied round my head. Please write it down, because you told me so many things I can't re member. How can anybody tell when anybody is sick enough to take things? Mr. Thomas J. Damon, of Wayland, You can't think what a great tall man M ass., lately killed a hog twenty and a the schoolmaster is. He has frot some half months old, which weighed 830 lbs. thing very long to flog us with, that dressed. When butchered they took bends easy and hurts. Q. S. So Jonny from him 29 pounds of fat and trimmings, says. Q. S. is in the abbreviations, and which added would make S59 pounds, stands for a sufficient quantity. Jonnv He was a cross of the Chester White and says the master keeps a paint-pot in his Mackay breeds. IE3 -L IE TXT S? E3 2FL Urainer, Gilder, Glazier, AND PAPER-HANGER White Washing and Kalcemining done. All work dona in a workmanlike manner on the hortest notice. T E It jSI S CASH! SHOP on Main street orer Morgan's Plow Facto ij. (11-22-yly) JACOB MAROHN. Merchant Tailor, llain Street opposite McPherton's Block, BROWN VI LLE" NEB' ALSO AGENT FOR sieisiwuiEfl J, A. PINR. T. ft REYNOLDS. II Q TBI PINES. & REYNOLDS, PROPRIETORS, Eight Street, two blocks from Ii. It. Depot, 037. TOSE2?r:, 3VSO 11-45- 6m JOHNPIKGR. W. B. DOUGLAS. PINGER & DOUGLAS, Wholesale Dealers QUEENS WAKE GLASS WARE., frC $'C.y SO. 7 Fourth Ttrect. St JOSEPH, LIP. 4oly a. T. UKCEBHILX. A. N. EATOX. UNDERBILL & EATON, ommissioiiMercliants, Ko 2. City Bnildins ST. LOUIS, MO. - ST. JOSEPH, MO. Importer and Wholesale and Hetail Dealer In Iron STEEL and HEAVY HASDv7AEE. "Wagon, Carriage, an! Plow Woodworks. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. "tZZ? SprinT". Ax3?, Axe!?, Shovels and SrIe?.F;ies an l R.isrf, Chains, Carriaze and Tire Bolt. "otU ana Washers, Xa:!, Hor?o nail., Horse i M:ilo Shoes, Sw-, etc. etc. Castings and xiollow ware, Suar Kittles Andirons. Skillets and Lidi Stew pots. Bake ovens, Fruit kettles and Sad Irons. Blacksmiths' ToclS, Anvils. Strcks and D:k, P!?:iows,Sledr'e and Hand Ham mers, ViatSjl'inci-rs, Kasps, Farriers' Knives, Tujcre Irons, Wrenches, &j. Ox Tokes, Axle Grca?e, Ox chain?, Wogn Jacks, Ox Shoo nails, Shorcls and Pick.,Gold Pam,"t9. 1,000 OJiLEBKATED MOLINIiJ II.O"WSr Jut patented, and fnjrior to any jet invented ; and McCormicIfl Ulovjrcrs and ISecpers,KaIIcrs 3Iorsc Cora riant er Sulky Corn Cultivators, Hajud Ci.rn Fianter, Corn hellers, I'ay Uakes, ct?. etc esc. Bnjiug my guoJ3 direct from iH raaiinracturers, I ofTer great iodncsmeota TO WHOLESALE PURCHASERS AT Constable's Iron and Steel Warehouse ST. JOSEPH, MO. REFERENCES: Second National Bink, St LonU Alien, Cotf & Ni-tiet. St. L uis. Brruch St jte Bar.k of I.iwa. Dm -nqne. Johrn-tone & Bicon, B.iiiker, Ft. VadiSOS, la. Isaac Scarritt ft Co,. Alton, 111. Blair ft AtwooJ. Alteu, 111. 1 1 .:Jc ' : Vic- 3,ni:;.f: -- mm i J. PFSIPFEE'S 1 SID I O l;p m 2 pill ? . o c r3 . 3 C o o K3 L r1 1 v H Corner Gtli and St. Cnarlcs Sts. a m Also Dealer In room, and has his whiskers painted black WIM '"'SsoTooo'" frtnne f Mulch is to oar farms what blankets are to our beds. We do not uiulch en ough for winter as well as summer. Peas sowed late will in 6ome localities escape the bug. every morning, and his hair too, to make himself look ecareful.- Jonny is one of the great boys. But Tom Crush is big ger. I don't like Tom Crush. I have a good many to play with ; but I miss you and Towser and all of them very much, How does my lister do? In France, Smith it Co' KENTUCKY LOTTERY, draw r.t the middle and last of each month during the rear 1863. ' . , Bead your address for a Circular. Addresa 24-3t FRANCE, SMITH & CO., COTIXGTOK, KT. Lime, Cement, Hair Soda Crackers, Ginger Snaps, and Aerated Crack SWANABRO'S. White-Sand, Fire-Brick, kc, Ac, ic.,e. 11 ii-lj-nflu 3 VICTOR B. BUCH, l holcsalc BOQTS&SHOES K"orth "V7est Comer 4 th & Felix Street. ST. JOSEPH, MO. r?Ivcpps much lhe Largest Stock West cf St. Loui?,an J ia prepared to ofier on usual indaceoeDU lI-43-ly Daniel Francis & Co., STEAM 31ARBLB WORKS JEEP3 constantly cn hand a larse aMortxcat O to a W.M.WYETH&CO. - 3S"holeFa!e Dealers ia fflMffl EITLIRY, SADDLERY GOODS, Harness, Skirting, : cd ell Iiind3 Saddler's Leather an Hardware. SADDLES, BRID. VS, G, Agents for Disstons Clrcu!a Saws, and Marvin's Saje. No.6 South Third Street, between Felir & Edmond ST. JOSEPH, HIO. 45Iy. WO0LWOKTH & COLT, AND DKALKR3 IS BOOKS, STATIOHERY, Paper Ilangrlngrs, And Printers' Stock, No- 12 Second Street, St, Joseph, Mo. Casa Paiu ror liazg. The Tra.le snf.plled with Block and! Slaba dune to order. Siwlsf ST. LOUIS, JIO. 31. F. E0ID, Agent, Brownrille. "ebrak. FAIRBANKS' BTIXDIKO SCALES, OriLLKI.VCS. FAIKJjAXKS, GKEENLEAF tt CO. 2-0 Iak Mrcet . Chieso. 209 Market Street, St. I'' Z-iT BE CABEFn. TO BCY OaLT THK GKXri"I-l CLOCKS WATCHES. f ! J O b E P H S II U T Z Eaa jast receired and will constantly keep hand a large and well selected stock of jenuiW jcics in it line. One Door vest of GranCs Store, Erov' ville, jfebraska. Hopirins . ,r4. Of Clocks; WuLe. ud J weir a.,u en tit saw1' est Notice. WORK WARRANTED. Urownrille. Neb.. March 15th. 1S. lOIlf. Brooms, Salt, Axea, Powder. Shot and SV k BROTHERS Dili Peaches, Apples, Blackberriel, Cherr SWAN A ERgJ Forchoicaa: iclaof Tea, goto SWA5 A BSO.
