1 1
i -
?,
Agricultural Dcpai iment.
- Slirubs for
-j la prcj erly err::
tie nerXer fence?,
enclosure .; iL'or.'
tied to' mark tb.3
,Ti i c Clerics there
I . 3, cr r.ny olhcr
.-jsus t3r23 Leicj
corners cf the lots.
Iq fuch' cases lba planting is all a part
tf one general plan, v. i.hout tua intrusion
cf iDdir jil Us.te to mar its unity Cern
eterr: like ihe.ce are rnre, tni much
fn'ore r::r.rncn'y eacli lot is arranged and
fieccraici recording to the views cf the
owner. In planting cf ibis kind, ehruls
chould be cbosen the exprcs:ion cf which
is cheerfal and pleasing, without present
ing nrikiacr cr ctudy colors. The most
tiseful shrubs fcr
in is-
purpose are tue
low-growing evergreens; the larger trees
cf this character should be freely tued
in the general planting, but wo now
wish to speak cf those things which ore
left to individual effort. Among the
evergreens we include the European Ivy,
'cne cf the tucst useful of them all.
There the custom prevails cf making a
xnound ever the grave, it can be covered
with a dense mantle cf living green by
the use cf a few plants cf Ivy. Most of
the Junipers are useful, and give u3 a
reat variety inhight, from the Prostrate
Juniper, which lies fiat upon the ground,
to moderate sized trees. The Tcrreya
cf Florida is hardy at the North and
makes a beautiful, large shrub. The
JDwarf Pine (Pinus pumilio) and some
other low'growing kinds, are useful.
. The different Arbor Vilcosgive us quite
a variety in color and size. The Golden
Arbor Viico (Biota oricrdalis aurca). is
most beautiful, and our native Arbor
Vhx ( Thuja occidental is) has varied so
much that we have a dozen or so of
named varieties. The Yews, which have
been used for ages for thi3 purpose, are
tome of them hardy ; cir native variety
"( Taxus baccate, var. Cancedcnsis) im
proves greatly in cultivation. All the
-above are to be had at any nursery
"-at moderate prices. Deciduous shrubs
present a long list from which to select,
end we enumerate a few cf the readily
obtainable ones. Deutzia gracilis and the
double variety of Deutzia crenaia, Daphn.j
jCneorurn ; several of the Mock Oranges
or Syringas (Philadelphus)', Spircas in
ia great number ; White Persian Lilacs ;
. everal Vidurnums, native and foreign;
the Clelhra. of car own swamp3 ; Honey
suckles of the upright kind; Weigelas,
and many others, both wild and exotic.
Prc3l3 of FonKry.
t Nothing which the farmer produces is
of quicker sale than eggs and poultry.
The prices which he receives therefor
lars in the main remunerative ; the labor
incut red is light and agreeable, and
can be performed ty the junior members
cfhis family. The poultry yard produces
food which is highly palatable and nu
tritious at all seasons, and in this respect
is hardly equalled by any other depart
ment of the farm. Is it not worth while,
tHen, to bestow more care and skill ia
'managing the poultry? Left to themselves
half their products are often wasted, and
half the year they are non-layers. In
winter they need simply warmth, light
und sunshine, clean, rccmy quarters,
K and plenty of fcod. Every day they
will pay fcr this. Ia the summer they
-want range, fresh earth, shade, water,
feclusion, and prctcctoa from vermin
"An abundance of eggs and broods cf
plump chickens, either for market cr the
C - .11 1 I i . r
larmer s cwn lacie. win result ireni
this care. It is not feasible to carry on
the poultry business ca an enormous
ecale. Many have tried it and failed
e i ii
Dai every iarmfr snouu mate a couple
cf hundred dollars' worth cf their
products yearly. That, at least, can be
dene with prcf:t and pleasure. It is
business adapted for the boys and girl?,
' .and they will speedily take a lively
interest in it if enly proper ecco;
rage
dsni is given.
IIgtIks Evergreens
. Mtny pscrle lose sight cf the fact
. that the sap of evergreens, especialy Con
. iferas, is resinous ; that when it is once
hardend in a tree it cannot be started
.crraia cr made to circulate, ihev are
tery different in this respect from an ap
,'p'eor other fruit tree ; the Iattertnayte
revivea cv burvinz root anu trancaes in
0 '
the earth : not so an evergreen. I
doubt exists in our mind but an exposure
cf the roots for cne-half hour to a March
cr April wind, ia a dry day will kill the
tree, and thousands are dead to all intents
" end purposes before they are replanted
Another great mistake is the watering
cf evergreens around the roots afiv
jdaiiivg. Many frees are thus killed
ty. kindness. In ordinary seasons they
will. need no watering at all except at
. the time cf planting. If thd season prove
very dry, let your water be tempered by
-ilia sun all day. water at nirht and over
i.raJ end tars as a good shower would
. i 'it, water coj-iomiy and only ones in
. a week cr ten days. A thick mulch to
- cover the scil for.seversl feet all around
the tree tends to keep the moisture and
. will prove very advantageous.
Taint Culture llic Tench Eeqnlrcs.
The peach is known by the best culti
vators cs requiring great care in culti.
vr.ii;. Tew things that grew cut cf
.thi earth will pay so well fcr the care
tsstov.ca. At, J, r. uncut care, tne
is a failure. Thi?. v.o may ei
peach
EC-
r runts to a great extent, fcr the disoour-
ements which attend
e culture cf
this mo!t !
:$ cf frui.s. It is tender
frd thtrefcre requires care; it must
h-.ve it, cr it v.-.11 fail. Net
frrount cf ihf crop, bus cr
'i-ility, will f. -.11 without care.
the
:aiiy the
Let no
";.a n;;-. , ; pi'itu cuaure, cr.iess La ia-
'zii l?:z.' i'..e :.ercf.a
ry t::.i8
ap:a
L t t
t T:.e rr-ra r.u:t l:i
. 1 Ut tV ? TCt
J f 11:5 is 1
1!0',V.8.VJ
r'i'-- b't ffpt'cislly at top
uit.-rcw
rri in t: i.u r'-- crra cr
. a h ri-u;re the Mirr.'r.'; c f
1 t:.::i crcl.vri liars.
t wt :i
r.i ut J
- 1
3 r-rsrs i.:r v.
h r.re
.i t:.3 c:
t'.ir-.
ct cf Ha ch.T.at?
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A correspondent of Wisconsin Farmer
caVi : ( I have icur
iJ..:r-
ryh dge.ei-t.t
yes
,rs c!d e
ch, f nud
crizinaiiy fro:n a tingl? teed
of-each stsnd now number
fcventy to one
hundred thrown from ft'ur.ls center, jusi
astba twenty to thirty, rye araws proceed
frca'a tirglo grain.- These canes pro
ceed in a c irr? at first, then assume &
perpendicular,' the top of "the common
stand rising each- year, till a height cf
cf eiLt to ten feet is attained; after
which there appears no further increse cf
the height. Inlreadih, each stand of
canes, reaches about two feet at eight
years c!d.; I think the plants' should be
set: clout fourteen inches apart." Their
is no"di!;iCuiy in rrowicg plants ircnitne
seed, by planting either, in fall or spring
and keeping clear of weeds the first year,
s to the Barberry for a strong, end
uring and every way sufficient live fence
V C
i am unable to tamic or any cause u;
ailurc I have ftea pointed out to far-
mers my s
:veral
Barberry stands,
and
asked their opinions as to whether they
would turn stock. In every case mey
lave said it would be impossible for any
animal to go tnrouga, unless cy vioiz-v
compelled; and ia such case aa animal
would prefer to attempt breaking down
the strongest fence. The nrickls. though
small and slender, are exceedingly hard
and sharp, and at right angles with the
cane each thus preheating a defence, or
Ixed bayonets.
Age or Animals. The average of
cats is li years; sptirrels ana nairs,
cr 8 years: cf rabils, 7; a bear rarely ex
ceeds 20 years ; a dog lives 20 years;
i wolf 20 ; a fox 14 to 1G ; lions are
org lived, the one known by the camo
of Pompy lived to the age of 70 ; ele
phants have beea known, it is asserted,
to .live to tne creat age. cr ilu years.
When Alexander the Great had con
quered Pcrus, King cf India, he took a
reat elephant, who had fought valiant
ly for the king, and named hita Ajax,
dedicated hita to the sun, and let him go
with this inscription : " Alexander,
the son of Jupiter, dedicated Ajax to the
sun." The elephant was found with this
inscription oCO years after. Pigs. have
been known to live to the age of 20, and
the rhinccercu3 to 20; a horse has been
known to live to the ago of C2, but aver
age 2-5 to 30; camels sometimes lite to
the
cf
100
stajrs
are very long
lived i sheep seldom exceed the age of
10 ; cows live about 15 years, uuvier
considers it probable that whale3 some
times live a 1,000 years; the dolphin
and porpoise attain the age cf 30; an
eagle died at Vienna at the age of 101 ;
ravens frequently reach the age cf 100;
swans have beea knowa to live COO years.
Mr. Mallertcn has the skeleton of a
swaa that attained the ago of 2C0 years.
Pelicans are long lived ; a tortoise has
beea known to live 107 years.
Potato Expiiiimest. S. N.
Beers,
cf Fairfield, Conn., writes to the Amtri
cam JlcrricjJluri&i: "I planted side by
ide, cl the Early Goodrich variety, let,
sets or cuttings rnaae entirely ircm tne
seed ends of insdium-sized potatoes, the
cuttings containing about two eyes each
and planted two in a hill; 2nd two-eye
cuttings, made entirely from the stem
ends cf potatoes ; 3d, wholtlargz potatoes.
The whole potatoes came up first, and
kent about a week ahead of the others
through the season. Between the cut
tings made from the seed and stem ends,
no difference could be perceivd either
through the season or when they were
dug. If the cuttings from the tip3 had
consisted of as large pieces as these made
from the buts, it might have been differ
ent, but as the eyes were thicker oa that
end, they could not be made so . large.
But when the rows that were planted
with whole and large seeds were dug, it
was found that the yield was one-seventh
larger by measure, but that the increase
was mainly in small and unmarketable
potatoes, and that the large one3 were
not as smothe in appearance as the other
rows; 1 also tried cuttings from the
seed and stem ends of the Hanson,
side by side, saw no difference."
Save tiie Eaeliest. Yre have
oiten advisea tnose who save tneir own
seed to select the earliest and best. "J.
C. C," of Wickford, Ii. I., a gentlemen
who gives us a case in point, though at
the advacod age of 87, still keeps up an
interest in gardening. "I have cultivated
one kind of pees, called the Earley Junes,
thirty-two years, and have the : date of
planting and first picking each, year
The last ten years they have averaged
four and a half days earlier than the
first ten, which I attribute to the method
of selecting the seed. Instead of saving
all that grows on a portion cf the viaes,
I save the flru setting of the whole, and
pick them as sooa as fully ripe. The
Early Junes are very prolific, grow about
o 1-2 feet high, and have not increased
ia bight since the first planting. Of the
many varieties of "Extra Earley's," an
nually adverted, I have, tried several
scrt3 in crdd to get aa calier kind, but
all my trials have proved failures. The
Dan. O'Kcurke came the nearest, but
they were at least three days behind.
and less prcl.fij."
l pom ukaix to JiEETs. A writer m
the North Western Farmer says that the
grain-growiog Vest will soon be prac
tically shut cut from the South as a mar
ket fcr their surplus grain, as that region
Will
be teat lo the
e w Y c r k in ark e t weeks
i:i rvdvar.ee cf us rrcstera ccmpetijor.
This ' cLar.e, ia ir.-.rket relaticas, will
ccrr.pd cne ia the lia3 cf productions at
the west.arJ theteet for su-ar purposes
t eh
d ts test calculated to secure
ben f.ci
results. It will take so
o time
to c i -cave the
ra?s cf Western farraers
i:p to a ckxr.o cf this character; bat
tlat it will 1)3 r.i a vie is scarcely a matter
cf ilcult, trprp-Jar as the forghca and
.:ar t 33 now is ia that locality.
Such changes ia farm prcducticu are
i'.3T, tut net tlie !cis pennanenl ca that
-. ......
W s.' M b.
Tht iir al c-.n to exhibited its rsu'cli ia
plantir. trees nni f.o-.vers end i:t tr.akinj
h:.rie hippy tr.d beautiful, as in writing
retry.
I
t
Ca.hfv.rii' 3 Fame
r says tie arn
cul
ural produ:ts cf that State already
1 rrodu:ts cf
eia i-C3j ci tuo mines, ana are in-
crcair
ia talus with great rapidity.
BUSINESS DlilECTORY-
HOTELS.
J. KtEVEXSON.
D. O. CROSS.
STAR HOTEL,.
ETEVIXSOr7;& UltOSS, Proprietors,
On Levee St., Letw t an JIain & Atlantic.
T1.I3 n.o-e la wnvsnirut to the Stenai Boat Landing,
and u.e fcusiDees rsr cf tfca City. Tho test accommo-.
dati.n ; in the City, jains will be spared in mat
in gi.t comfortable. .Good Stable aDd Corxl con
Tcnie:.t to tbe llonse.' -
rpENNSYLYANIA HOUSE.
- MICnAnLFIKE.Proprietor.
PoathsidaMain teiTTeen l?t be! 2nd street?,
Jteals at all Hoars, or for Kegalar D.)arder3, at
Ibe Cfuat rates. . 12-Il-ly
I AMERICAN HOUSE,
L. D. nOEISOIi", Prcprietor,
k m r.vi ad LiTf.rT Stable in connection
with ti
' c - - - "
Hoi: sc.
Front street, between Main and iValer,
r BLACKSMITHS.
T; jTh.beson,
Will i) BLACKSMITHINQ cf , all kinds.
Make Jlorit Shoeinn, fro-xinr cf Vaqonsand Sltigh$
end Machine Work a Sptttalt-j.
EV.opon ttain St., ireftof Mcrhcrsor.'g Bloek,
J. W. J. c.
GIBSON,
M I T II
B L A o K
S
SHOP on 1st letwecn Hain aadSd,
All Work done to order Satisfaction Guarranticd.
, ; JOHN FLORA,
T :L A - O Is. S Ji l r
Shop on "Water Street South cf American Uouse
CONFECTIONARISRS.
WILLIAM IIOSSELL,
ONFECTIONERY AND TOY STORE
Frcsb Bread, Cakes, Ojster , Frait, Ac, on band.
Southside Main between lit and J streetg,
J. P. DEUSER,
Dealer la
Cor'fectiosaries, Toys, Notions, he,
Main bet. 1st and 21 Sts.,
WM. ALLEN,
Proprietor of the CITS' BAKERY. Fancy YTcd-
dingUaxe rortisneti on snori noiic. jeait-r
In Confectl "nnrles. Frnit and best Family Flour.
I.Iain Street bet. ltt and 2d,
JnSCKLLANSOUS
" G. P.T3ERKLEY,
CA32IAGB AUD SIGN PAINTEF.,
Grainer, Gilder, Claz-.er and J 'a per- Hanger.
All work done on Sfeort Notice, Fsrorable Terms and
Warranted. Orf.fe over Teare & to'g &t-re, Alain St.,
BROWNVILL.E, ItEUIlASKA. U-21-Iv
BATH ROOMS.
J. L. ROY, '
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER,
- North side Main St., opposite Fcrnitnre Store,
lias a splendid suit of Bath Rooms, Also a choice
Etock of Geatlemeu'a NotiMi8
" A. W. MORGAN,
Predate Judge & Justice of the Peace,
Court House Building, Main St.
; J. C. McNAUGHTON,
. .Kctary PnLIIc end Conveyancer,
Agent for " Xational Life" end "Hertford
Live
Sioc.'i insurance jO,ripaKtcs.
OHlce in J. Tj. Oarsca's Baik,
GARRISON i ROUERTS,
BILLIARD HALL AND SALOON
Whitnej-'a Block, il?in street, bet. 1st L. 2J.
The bet Tines and Liquors kept consi antly or. hand
vis-uSo-tr
n. V. IIUGIIES,
JUSTICE OF TIIE PEACE & REAL
ESTATE AGENT,
OFFICE Court Houte Buildivtj, tint door, vest
tide.
Y12-H30
k
R..F. BARRETT,
GENERAL LAND AGENT, AND
LAND WARRANT BROKER,
Will attend to payicgTakss for IT.in-residents. Per
sonal attention Riven to making Locations. Lands
imprcTOd and unimproved, for sale on reasonable
terms. v2-n2o-ly
YTM. H. EOOYER,
REAL ESTATE AND TAX PAYING
AGENT,
trill give proHip attention to the sale of Tieal Estate
and payment of Taxes throchout the Nenlah Land
District. OFFICB District Court Rjoni. Vl2-n23
A. D. MARSH,
CITY BOOK STORE-
SCHOOL EOOKS, STATIOERY, &c,
Pest Offloe, Main St.,
E. II. JBURCHES, - -LANDSCAPE
GARDNER
Will the coming Spring Jf lant crops In Gardens and
nltlvate same by coutract. Will also have on Iiand
weet Potato, Callage, Tomato & Pepper plantsforaale
"WOnTHINO & WILCOX,
STORAGE, FORWARDING
1 AKD '
COMMISSION MERCHANTS"
Aruidcalert in ell kindt of Grain for vtich they pay
the Highest Market Price in Caih.
J. W. SMITH
BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER
Main St., 5th djor from S W cor Sad St. .:
FRANHELMER,
WA.GOiSr MAKER
OPPOSITE DEUSER'S TIN-SHOP,
WAOOHS, BUGGIES. POWS,CTJTTI-
V X'l &c, Repaired oa Ffcort notice, at low raios
and warraateatogiTCsaliBfaction. x-lS-fn nn
JONAS HACKER,
Tax Collector ior the City of Brownville,
Will attend to the payment of Taxes for non-reident
land owners in Nemaha County.. Corrtt'
jiondenee Solicited.
OCce on Main let. Hi and 2d,
SMITH P. TUTTLE,.
17. S. Atsittant Atrer.scrand Claim Agent. Will at'
tend to the Prosecution of Claims before the Depart
ment for Ad Bounty, vack ray ana tensions. Also,
to the Collection of Semi-Annual dues on Pensions,
Ofilce over Orsons Bank ilaln street,
A. STAFFORD,
PHOTOGnAtHIC APwTIST
rersons wishing Pictures executed in the Irtett style
of the Art vxu jicasa. cau acs-iy Art uaitery.
Haln etrect tct.lst and 2d street,
KEIS WETTER & EARSMAN,
Euicheri, '
CITY MEAT MARKET,
jcatn cet. 1st ana 2nd Sts.,
GATES fc-BOUSEFIELD,
BRICKLAYERS & PLASTERES
Will take e ontr.icts for BrJekl.ijing, riastericj,
buiidicg Cisterns, and do anjthic in their line
in tbn mo$t fatisiAjtsTry and workmanlike manner,
Ang.S0,lSC3. i x-47-ly
MRS. J. M. GRAHAM,
TEACHER OF MUSIC.
LESSORS GIVE OS TIIE PIANO, ORG AX,
MELCDEO. CUITAR AKD VOCALIZATION.
Hating had c'vht ye-irs exptrienee cs Teacher of
Miuic 1 Xtw York is confident of giving satisfaction.
Koom luain, bet. 4th 5ih sts.
lo-ly BR0IF.VI7Z.Lr, XFLKASKA.
GEO. W. DORSET. LtTnEE BOADLET. CHAS.Q.DOSSET
DORSEY. IIOADLEY CO..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, AND
DEALERS r.V L I.VD WARRAXTS AXD AG
RICULTURAL COLLEGE SCRIP.
CSct in Land OSiro ButlJinT.
Ey and eli lmpgved and unimproved Lasdi. Bar,
K!l auJ locate Lan.t V .'rrtnta ar l Ajriccitcral Coil
:7e Scrip, iti-tii careful e!e.:ttons of Governn:ent
Land tar Lcsca;nn. Itocie'tcada, aaJ Pre-enii.tion
Attend tocontmed Ilo)utead s a!d rre-e nation eaes
ia tbe Land Oce. I.ettfraor iaf;T2irj prcmttly and
carefclly answered. Cortespoa Icace ol;c:ted. 5tt
BWAN
& ur.o-3.
JMIES HOMGAN,
Trholeeale and r.etall Dealer la
.PUMPS,
,'. In ereey variety, for HAND AND.POE3.
Also
ff P.OUGHT, GALTEKI2.ED KlOX AKD LSAD
Hubber Hose and Pacltlnsr,
STEA21 WMSTLES, GAUGES, HtiUlAiau
CONDUCTORS COPPER,. ETC.,
No-IS Third Street, near Edmond,
SrJ. J03EPH IHSSOUEI.
t2-0rders solicited and promptly filled aMowest
raia. th-pw qui.
'KO.
S. Lemon. . Isaac T. IIosea.
LEMON, ROSEA. & CO.
"WHOLESALS DEALERS ill
FORSIGITDOIJESTIO
Notions, Glot&mg &a
jSTO. 5 FOUETH ST.
St Joseph, L2o.
A Larie StocJ: always on hand. Orders solicited
Satisfaction guaranteed. , 45-ly
Nave, McCord & Co .,
WHOLESALE GB0CEBS
And Dealers in
V7ines, Liquors, Tobacco, &e.
St JOSEPH. JIO. 451y
BAILY, KAY;&' WOOD,
Dealers an
AKD
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Exclusively at wholesale.
Third Street, ST. JOSEPH, Ho.
Stock in Extent, Variety, and price- Compares
with oestSt. Louis or Chicago Houses.
E2T Orders Solicited. 45Iy
VICTOH B. BUCH,
TS'laoIesale
SOOTS&SHOES
Third Street, (Opposite Paqific House,)
GT. JOSDPn, MO-
fSTKeeps much the Lnrgest Stock VSTest cf St.
Louia, and is prepared to offer unusual indaccments
W.M.WYETH & CO.
Wholesale Dealers in
ram.
SADDLERY GOODS,
Harness, Skirting, t nd all kinds
Saddler's Leather an Hardware.
SADDLES, BRID. ES, $C,
Amenta for Disstons Circula Saws, and
Marvin's Safes.
No.6 South Third Street, between Felix & Edmond
ST. JOSEPH, E20. 151 y.
W00LW0RTH & COLT,
AXD DEALERS IN
B002S, STATIONERY,
Paper Hangings,
And Printers' Stock,
No 12 Second Street, St, Joseph, Mo.
Cash Paid for Rags.
Tl-fTSfV! T? ATI "51 H VTT
MACHINE SHOP
DUENSIDE, CnOWTHI
R0GEH3
PJIOPRIETOKS,
Cor. 8tli & Messanie Sts.,
' St. cllosepli, Mo.
MADE
U a?; n repaired i.i
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS,
FvlILL WORKS . OF ALL 1(11103
IR O'N FRONTS
Made to "order cn ehort notico and satisfactory to
8.11 parties. Alsoajents for GARDNER ROBERT
SOS'S IMPROVL'D PATESX GOYRXOR.-44-ly
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JOHPI?roa. W.H.HQVGi.Ai.
PINGER iz DOUGLAS,
Tiliolcsale Dealers
QUEESNWARE
glass ware:, ij- c i- a,
SO. T Fourth Ttreet.
Gt JOSEPH, IIO. . 451y
01MIB E
S. -'X I - -OS. J i I I
tj3?eo 6 e'-J c o o p a w . .c a a f-Cj s
F: A. "TISDELL, Jr. & Co.,
Keep constantly on hand all kinds cf
i'r-ffv'? Tin-?-. I"'?? r.iITS !
' r" . i
SXTKNEHS paTSMIUJI GANG FLOTr, warranted the
motit perfect Piow male.
TVALKlNti AND RIDING CUTTIYATCT13,
SnOVEL AND STIUIIING PLOWS.
MOLKBOAKD AND P.OD Pi;3AKING PLOT3,
WAGGONS, REAPERS AND MUVTERS , .
jr. i; cask & co's threshing iiacizin'es,
1 1;
ST UDE RAKER VAGOSSS,
IIANT) AKD PO-STER COEN SHELLS?.!!.
WAGGON THIitSLES, a good assortzaeut always oa
hand, -
SASU, DOOK3 A XT) I5LTXD3, all aizej and fclnds,
WOOD AND IHON PUiTFi,
FAXIXG MILLS, '
and everything the Farmer wants.
Ca.il and nee us, ca lt, between Main anil Atlantic
BROWXTILLE NELRASKA.
: JOHN L. CARSON,
nrovcnvillo, ZToTo.
Exchange bought and soli cn a!l the- principal
Cities. Also, dealer ia Gold ail Silver Coir,
G 0VES17HEHT B0HD3.
Deposits received, paj'able nt sight.
Interest paid cn time Deposits ly especial
agreement Taxes paid for r.on-reaiJcnis.
. . All kind? cf
U, S. BON DS W ANTED
JOHN L. CARSON.
J. V. D. PATCH,
Maiiufactnrer and Dealer la
CLOCKS,WATCIIES, JEWELRY,
Silver and Silver-PIated Ware. Constantly on hand
all varieties .of Spectacles. Retiring dune in the
miatfist stjle, and at short notice. Charges luovJerate.
Work warranted. City Dmj Store,
' BROWXVILLE, NEBRASKA..
JACOB MAROHN,
HercHant Tailor,
Main Street opposite McPhcrsG,i's Block,
BROWN VI I.LE- NiB-
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ALSO AGENT FOR
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PIOfiEER PAINT SHOP
LOUIS WALDTER,
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Grainer, . Gilder, . Glazier,
P AP E RUAKG E R
White Washing and Kalcemining dons.
All work dcno ia a workmaalika iaanscr oa tio
shortest cotlc.
TERMS CASH!
EUCPoollaia etreet. Sholleiiber-er's Old Sacd.
Beat;!, Uoziia Heal. Totatoes. Floor Artist C
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Boots
Hosiery cb Wliitc Goods. . '
And every other kind of Goods kept in n Western Store, which we v-r.it"
at the Lowest Market Price, and to prove it,, " ' a
DUO? I IT AND SEH.-TJS. '.
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Corner JIain ana Sccoiitl SlrcctsICI'Iicrscn's Slock,
; brq wville; nebeaska,
RE A P E R S ,
C Shellehs, .
Blacksmith's Drills
Saw GcjiMrits,
HAY RAKES,
Portable anl Stationray
ENGINES
Constantly on
UandorOrder
cd at Slioi-t So-
tice. S,
EACH ARTICLE WARRANTED!!
WE woa!d call particular attention to onr Self-r.elc'.rs or Urrrr-in? T'.sp.r. wh..-h fir ny frirfti,
agenient, work, etc.', is fast interceding all otters. Prifp ft con-tmel il.xhir ? f !3 i. A'.,
THE EAGLE BRICIv IMlCT-IIIstE
For xvh'ch tho nndersfcred are 'OLE AGFNTSI for the CT.TU OF I.'EBR ASH.
j?riCO J2 H. C5 - invite all woo injAu'i ni.i"tn Unci tho c-r,ii:.2 sfw.ii in n:i urn! hit: .
tke II ot!ue. .V e leei nnii !er.t that all who i.nce ste tl:e iTu liit.o i'i rpcr;i':rn p-; I ljrn " p pi.-e ;cb
it ia manage), price, capacity, quality of wort, e,c. will tlirnw . "Jii M wdt.r 'Jcnr .'t:.- ly s -.r i tr-t
all ftijectioui io Brkt Alachli.es. We VAEF.A II T t'.e I'-sr; ire t. bo w;i uij?, uf io-A m.wui
and darakie Trith proper care. That witli oae Team aiiil l ive ET3Q Is it wiil n.ata
15,000 Brick per Day, of a Better Quality than enn be ZladQ ty Ilacd!
Tq do not,, as other machines, claim more than the ilacbine can 'ji, bnt wtt we cuini we WiRiAXT f ! 1
27or Gaio Idjt
12-?l-n S. T. JMILlIC'K, JiETJAIIA CITY. IT2B.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
We have on hand a large and well assorted steels
of Staple and Fancy
rm. t. fcrj .fp"l Tm to
To Tvhicli Y70 are making constant additions, and
wiiieli we are calling at prices low as any establish-
ment west of the Mississippi river.
Ill THE QUALITY OF GUI. GOODS VE GH ALLEGE COM?ETITfC:f.
J-FLOUR OF THE MOST APPROVED BRANDS.
IIIGIIEST PRICE PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE:
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ST. JOSEPH, MO.
Importer and Wholesale and Eetail Dealer In Iron
STEEL-and HEAVY EASDT7AEE.
TV'ajon, Carriage, at 4 Flow Wood wrrlc?.
; AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Sprirj, Axea, Axe!., sShoveli ni Sp.i.Ie3,File3 aal R.i'pi, Chains, Carrigs anJ.Tire Cvl:-', S'-3 "
Wa.-her?, Kaiis, Horso nail., lioro & Mu!o hoes, Saw?, cte. ct?. . .j
Cactings and Hollow V7arcf . Suar Kittles Andirons, Skillets asa
Stew pots. Lake evens, Fruit kettles and Sad Irons.
ElCCksmliilS' TC0l3, Anvib, Su-cka and Dies, Eellows.SIed-s a-i Ih-i'..
intri, Viie,FiEccrs,Ka?j?, Farriers' Kr.iro3, Tuyere Iroi:?, TTrcroIi', iv?.
Ox Totes, Axle Grefie, Ox chain?, Trogoa Jack, Ox Shoe cai:, ShoTcIa an3 rkk',Gs.l ri
1,000 CELEBBATED MOLINE IPJLO-'
J u?t patented, arl superior to nny rrt inrer'- ! : rJ f
IlcCoraicIi's rJovrcra an;l Iicapsi-s,Iiailcr! 5.T;rKc Corn rJ3s
Sniky Cora Ccltivator?, Hand C rn i'lautc-r, Corn n, L j i:.i.c- t:.t:s ck
Cajiss znrsooJ) direct f rots th rja::;i.'act;:rer, X cr gri: ia i xeuie--
TO WHOLESALE rtTvCHASE.IlS AT
Constable's Iron and Steel Varchcue
TO THE LADIES.
ror. oxn doz.la ol,y.
WE are pcliiss iS.'.'if, oh-:, Try anl ancy
Oooif of every dcri.'ion, al.-o, jiV'rr
T7i, Furniture, Ac. Vulnalle Preien'.t, from ?:i
to iOa,entrfo ciarj l j acati .csdiij clubs
cf tea an 1 upwards.
Circulars .ent fre tt any aliresj.
V.'VETII JL O.
' (Successor to .V.c.cfer !i Co..)
42 L'j.t-r oi.,Cvt.i,
b intei;unt Ilea and Wonsea, in a bnii.ie rr
ln? S100 to $200 per men .!), tccr t r.no b:!itr.
For particular aUresa rlsiLSR, HcCl' RDT fc CO.,
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DEALERS UlT
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rrocenes Kails,
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MOWERS,
Sulky Cuhintcrj
F O RKS,
II A R ROWS
PLOWS,
Fara 8cd3:boo! hc-.
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