TIIUr-SDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1SG.
iGRICULTUHAL.
1
R. AV. Furnas?, Editor.
Ileclingr JVeraalia Counlj; Ay
ricultural Society.
' JThere will be a meeting of the Ise
roaIaa. County Agricultural and Me
chanical Association at the Reading
Booms of the Nebraska Advertiser, on
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Oc
. ,siober lTtlv, 18G3. It is not only impor
tant but essential that every officer of
the Bociety be present at that time, as
business of the utmost importance
will be transacted. .
13y order of the President. .
II. CMixick, Secy.
Uit of Premiums Awarded hy
tli) Kemaha Counlj' Agricul
tural and Jleclianical Associ
ation, at lis' Third Annual
rair.
" Owing to some omissions and errors
we this week rcpuilitsh the premium
. listi--Eitra copies for mailing can be
."had at this office.
1 'Class Z. Catties. "
Best Bull, 2 years old and under 3, A
T D Hughes,
Second Best, J W Coleman,
-Jiest I year old and under 2, Job n
Hughes "
-BostEull Calf, John Blacklaw
Second best; George Emp.son
Best Fat Cow, D 11 McLaughlin
Swcejistakcs.
Best Bull of any acre. A T D Hushes
Second Best, John 8 Hughes, '
Best Bull and 3 of his calves, J Black
law.
Bet Cow of any acre. D II Mc
Laughlin, ' v -
Best Workinjr Oxen. Q Empporr
Best Cowfor breeding, A T D Hughes
" Second best, George Ismpson
Best Cow for milk, J B Carson,
Second best, 1) H McLaughlin,
Best heifer calf, A TI) Hughes
Best heifers, 1 year old, J W Coleman
Best heifer, 2 j-ears old, J Jslacklaw
Best heifer, two years old. W F Paris
Class i. Horses, Mules and Jacks.
Best St&llion , 4 years and over, AVal
lace Bush.
Second best W n Hawlcy
Best Stallion, 3 years old, C C Hale
Second best. Jno Welch
, Best Stallion, 2 vears old, J R Larkin
Srftnnd host,. .f If Drain
.t Best pair mares as roadsters, Ben
Rogers
-. Best pair geldings, J J Dustin
Best mare for harness, Win Daily
Best gelding for harness, M Etlinger
Best horses of any eex for saddle,
Jno Shuck
Second best, W N Richardson
' Best family horse, Dr Mathews
Best pair family horses, TJ Robbins
Best Gelding Roadsters', J L Carson
. Best single trotter, J C Dustin
Second best, J R Larkin
Best pair trotters, J T Dustin
Second best, A Tynan
rsest suigjo pacer, jl.ii ncox
Best brood mare and colt, J Zaring
' Second best. J Zarincr
Best 2 year old colt, S Brimble
Best span two year old colts, J Mil
ler Best, sucking colt, J Zaring,
i Swefjistakcs.
Best stallion of any age, W Bush
' Secon best, J C Hale
Best mare of any age, Wm Bagley
liest ereldine: of any acre. GT Dustin
Best 3 colts under 1 year, (with sire),
. J Argabright
Jacks and Mules.
Best Jack, J P Crother
Second best, A J Richardson
Best Jennett, W N Richardson
Best pair mules over 2 years, A J
Richardson
Second best, A.J Richardson
(. Best mule colt, Thos Edwards
Class 5. Sheep and Goats.
Best buck 2 years old and over, P
Crippin
Second best, C W Butler
First best 3 ewes 2 years old, P
Crippin
Second best, Chas W Butler
: First best under 2 years, P Crippin
'First best ewe lamb, P Crippin,
Second best, Chas W Butler ,
First best pair Cashmere Goats, R.
"W Furnas
' First best specimen Cashmere wool,
R W Furnas
First" lest fabric from cashmere
wool, R W Furnas
First best specimen combing wool,
R W.Scott, of Frankfort, Ky
,- 1st best boar, JQA Smith
. 2d best, W II Hawley
1st best sow, W H Hawlcy
2d best, Isaac Black
: - let best litter of 5 pigs, W II Hawley
"23 best, Isaac Black
1st best fat hog, W H Hawley
Class 8. Grain and Seeds.
m A m a sa .
, , xsx, Desi nan Dusnei wmte spring
wneac, jonn ArgaDrignt
2d best John Argabricrht
1st best half bushel red wheat. John
Blacklaw
2d best, F R Sikea
1st best white corn in ear, T B Ed
xt Pixels '
24 best, WF Blair
1st best half bushel yellow corn in
car, Geo J Bryant
. .- 2d best, John W Simmon
1st best early corn, Isaac Black
1st best 12 ears 6weet corn. John
Argabright
let best bushel wheat (special pre
ihium), John Blacklaw
Class 9. Farm and Garden Products.
Best sack fall wheat flour, Thomp
son iiroinens & Lioveiess
" Best 5 lb butter (special) Mrs Russell
2d best, Mrs btarry
Best 5 lb honey, Mrs Loveless
2d best, R W Furnas
,' Best loaf bread (special), Mrs. She!
lenberger
2d best. Mrs Shellenberger
Best bushel potatoes (special), R A
. .uawiey
Best sweet Potatoes, A Stafford
2d best, A Stafford
Best tomatoes, A Stafford
best, it i eare
Z"1 Best squashes, J Q A Smith
2d best, Julius Gilbert
Best winter squash, Isaac Black
2d best, Isaac Black
Be?t Pumpkins, Isaac Black
" 2d best, HP Manning,
Best Beets, Geo J Bryant
2d best, Isaac Black -t
Best water melons, Julius Gilbert
-Best dried corn, Mrs Jane Black
Best sackspring wheat flour (special)
Dan Fraker
2d best, Sam Bennett
. Best cabbage, J M Zook
Best maple sugar, Mrs Grieves
. Best 10 lb butter (special) Mrs Ru
sell
Class 10. Fruits and Flowers
1st best and greatest variety of ap
ples, Mrs Loveless
. - d lt, W G Glasgow
. lf-t best and largests display of peach
i.cst Mrs Jane Loveless
2d best, G W Bratton
1st best 12 bunches of grapes, R W
Furnas
i. 2d best, J M Zook
1st best wine from wild grapes, Geo
R Davis . . . r .
' - 2d best; R W Furnas
?. 1st lest strawberry and raspberry
jvjne, Ii W Furnas
1st best wines--Concortl, -Diana and
Oporto, R W Furnas
1st best canned peacnes, jurs J
Smith
2d bestMrs John Shuck
- 1st best pear, R V Furnas-. r
1st best Goosberrtes.R W Furnas
1st best display of crapes Delaware,
Diana. Catawba. Oporto and Herbcr-
moiit R W Furnas s - '
1st best currant jelly, .Mrs D II Mc
laughlin ' " . p"
1st bent display of dahlias, (name
unknown) - ' . -
1st lest display of Phloxes, Mrs It
W Furnas ' ' ' ,r
1st lcst diplay of cut flowers, Mrs
Robt Teare ' -. ' ' .,r. T .
1st best basket of flowers, Miss Louis
Hill ' ' "
1st best pair of vase boquets, Miss
Morev 1 ' -'
1st best pair of hand boquets, Miss D
TnVinsnn J '
. .1st. best; picture of pressed flowers,
Mrs DeForest rorter
1st best variety of roses, Mrs R T
1st best display of asters, Mrs A G
Gates - ) i ' ' "'
1st best display of geraniums, Mrs
GW Bratton
1st best seedling peaches, E M Mc
Comas 2d best seedling7peaches, Robt Gil
moro '
1 pt brt peach mJlrmalade, Mrs J Q
A Smith - -
Class 1 1 .Implcmcn ts.
Best display of implements F A
Tisdel& Co
Best com plow, F ATisdcl& Co
2d best .Simon Miller i - "
Best sash; door and blinds, Kilburn,
Jenkins & Co.
2d best. F A Tisdel & Co
Best shingles, Kilburn, Jenkins &
Co
2d best. S W Kennedy.
Best German steel Plow. Theo Hil
&Co.
2d best, Shellenl)crger Bros.
Best -corn shellcr, J C Deuser
21 best, J C Denser
Best churn, J C Deuser
2d best, J CDcuser : - -
Best farm bell, J C Doussr
Best mower, Shellenberger T.i
Best seed drill, F A Tisdell & Co
Best force pump, J C Deuser
Best bridge model, C W Wheeler.
Best refrice rater. J Fretz
Rest Brain and teed tester. Eli Wil-
: , r
Best plowman, (special) Julius uii-
bert, .
2d best, (special) .Simon ivi nier
Best plow team, Simon Miller
2d best, G Shellhorn
Best fanning mill, R A Hawly
2d best,:F. A Tisdell & Co ' "T
Best display fire arm's. W T Den
Best half dozen brooms, MqGee & Co
Best display stoneware, McGee& Co
Best horse pitch fork, F A 'iisdeil &
Co
Class 12. Vehicle, Stoves, Tin, Cop
per and Cabinet Mares, Tanners,
Saddlers and SJiocrnaker's Work.
1st best spring waggon made in
county, J II Beson
1st nest farm wagon, made in county,
WF Paris
1st best single buggy harness, R u
urnas
1st best cook stove, Shellenberger
ros.
2d best, W T Den
1st best parlor stove,' Shellenberger
Bros
2d best, WT Den -
Is best display of stoves and wares,
W T Den
2d best, Shellenberger Bros
Is best wardrobe, McFall & Co
1st best dsessing bureau, McFall & Co
1st best sample moulding, do
1st best model ship (in caeV do "
let best lady's riding bridle, J H
Bauer
1st best display of cabinet ware, Mc
Fall & Co.
1st best cane bottom chair. G Turner
1st best horse shoes, J H Beson
1st best open buggy, Dr II L Mat
thews 1st best display boots and shoes, W
T Den
2nd best, R Teare & Co
Class 13. Fine Arts and Textile
Fabrics.
1st best picture frames, made of
cones or shells or other materials, Mrs
1 iii liargis
Is best decorated vase or basket, Mrs
J Grieves
1st best display of photographs. A
Stafford
2d lest, C II Walker
1st best family sewing machines.
MrsMEBargis
1st best woolen blankets, C W Butler
1st best woolen carpet,-(spceial) Mrs
A Conner
2d best, MrsR A Ilftwlcy
1st best woolen stoekinsrs, knit by
old lady, (special) Elizabeth Apfcl
2d best, Mrs. Abigal Baker
1st best woolen stockincrs. knit bv
girl under 12 years of age, Miss Aldrich
1st best patch work quilt, Mrs. M J
Lett
2d best, Mrs W II McCreery
1st best worked infant's dress, 3Iiss
Marv Hamilton
2d" best, Mrs J Q, A Smith
1st best coverlet, Mrs Louis Brown
2d best, Mrs Louis Brown
1st best crotchet work, Mrs II E
Bargia 1 - - -
1st best ornamental work with thread
floss, Mrs J M Graham
1st best pin cushion, Mrs E Worthing
2d best, Mrs Mary J Grieves
1st lamp mat, Mrs R V Muir
1st best display of hair work, Miss
Berkley - '
2d best, Mrs. F. 71 Sikes.
Largest display of needle work, Mrs
U W liratton
1st best home made carpet, (special
premium), Ann inner
1st best dress bonnett, Miss Mary
Simpson ' '
; 2dbest,MrsSehenck
Best display millinery goods, Mrs.
Schenck
1st best cotton hose, Mrs D II Mc
Laughlin 1st best domestic cassimerc and flan
nels, J P Martin
1st best fancy horse cover, E Wilcox
1st best woolen yarn, Mrs J P Martin
2d best, Mrs Grieves
1st best bov's clothing, D May
1st best ivory type, A Stafford
1st best daguereotvpe material and
frames, A Stafford
1st best photographic group, C II
Y alker
1st best fancy work basket, Miss
Hattie Hamilton
1st best patch work quilt bv girl 10
years of age. Miss Orinda Johnson
1st best fancy door mat, Mrs F A
Tisdell
Col. S. M. Rich, Col. R. W. Furnas
and McFall fe Co, exhibited some very
fine chromo paintings, which were
evidences of artistic taste on the part
of the possessors.
. Class 14.
Best management of horse under
saddle by lady, (special Miss Ella
Strong
2d best, Mi&s Mary A Starry
Class 13.
Best management of two horses in
harness, bv lady, Mrs Sallie Stevens.
2d best, Mrs R A Hawley
The premiums awarded bv the As
sociation will be paid at any time after
thirty days from close of Fair.
lhe order or class or premiums
awarded by this association is as fol
lows : Highest class in order, Diplo
ma: Second, or medium class, Silver
Plate : Lowest class in order. Cash.
The Committee on Class 'No. 1
Farms and Gardens Class No. 2
Hedges and Groves Class No. OA
Field Crops will please confer with
the Secretary to ascertain the entries
in the. respective classes, and make
arrangemcts for examinations and re
port as early as possible.
The Committee on Class one con sists
a '.Won-art. C. E. Phippcny and A.
Dodd. Class two, u.J. liryani, xu. xi.
iinrHirs. W. Dundas, J. Creason and
l F. Melninch. Class 9J, J. Q.. A.
smith. Isaac Black and Jno. L. Stan-
trt n
The special premium of set of Silver i
Spoons was taKen irom me laoie vy
tonii! one. probably by mistake.-
IMease return them that they be given
to the person to whom the committee
awarded the premium.
It is ouite possible tnat some mis
takes may have been made in the
above as published. If so they will be
corrected next week.
: R. W. FURNAS, Pres.
SEWIIIG IIACHIIIES.
TO rUUCIIASEItS
o r
SEWIHG MACHINES
THE
FLORENGE
lock-stitch:
EEVERSABLE FEED
8
n.t mrain erried of the hillhest houors at the
principle Fmrstite present 6easu, commencing with i
the New Knein4 jlcricultural Fair, t ProTidence,
in September where it was awarded
The Highest Prize,
Immediate'v after which came the new ior aiaie
Kir at Buffalo in October, where the committee
awarded if tbe . . .
First Prize doubla Thread Machine.
Then came the great Annual Fair of New England,
that of the
Mechanic's Association,
at Lowell, where the highest prize the
ONLY GOLD JIEDAL
awarded to any Family Sewing Machine, was given to
THE FLORENCE !
and that too in fair competition with other
First Class Machines
for five consecutive weeks where It has been exam
ined by the best mechanics in the country and pro
nounced the best constructed and most reliable Ma
chine, and one that, on account of IU simplicity would
Accomplish kt Work
la
More Satisfactory Manner
Than
Any OTHEE SEWING MA BINE
EVER INVENTED!
At the Fair of the Maryland Institute, which
!osed a four weeks session at Baltimore on the 27th I
of November, the superiority of the
FLORENCE
was again confirmed hy the committee on Sewing
M4chi::ei), who unanimously awarded it the GOLD I
JfKUAL, the highest prize the Institute cunfers.
Oh the I'ith of September the Great Fair and Ex
hibition of the American Institute was opened in
ew York. As usual tbed:stlay of SewiugMach oes
was large and the competition stroLg, but after Six
eeks trial the friends of the.
F L O It E N C E
had tbe catif action of seeing their favoiite acain
riumjiliant and f r the second time bearing off tbe
highest honors of the American Institute.
below we five an extract from the Keport of the
committee on Sewing Machines read at the close of
tbe Fair:
The w hole number of Sewing llachincs on exhi
bition is thirteen, of these, twelve are entered lor
competition. Tbe article bearing t'ae number 730
KLORBXCK SEWING MACHINE) is decid -d to be
TJe litst on Kxlilbitiou. It must also be
'ated incidentally. That thit i better than ann of
U clng known to the Judyet.
1st. Good Raterial and Thorouqh
Workmanship.
2d. More absolute Novelty than
marks the usual Improvements in
Sewing Machines.
2d- The ingenious arrangement of a positive mo
tion for adjusting! ha thread during the passage of the
shuttle and gathering up of it in the rlnibh of the
stitch.
4th. The reversible feed.
bth. The variety of the work that can be done up
on it.
We therefore decide that It receive the award of
first class.
Signed WH. PRATT,
IRA S CADY,
L J KNOWLE3."
"This Is to certify that the forepoiug is a true ex
tract from the Report of tbe Judges of Sewiug Ma
chines at the 37th. Annual Fir ISU7
. JNO W CHAMBERS,
Sec Board Managers.
Kew Tork, Nov. 17th, 1867."
It would seem as though this succession of trl
innphs hhou'.d be sufficient to Convince auy unpreju
diced person of the great superiority of the
FLORENCE SEVING MACHINE
overall others, and if more is needed to Confirm
the above, we might add that, ir. 1861, the Compauy
vuiy som w iacmnes, winiKinow mere are over
1,10 Mill
Thus establishing Its reputation beyond question.
Every Maclmie is Warranted 1 1
' "WM. E. PLANT,
, GEX. WESTERX AO EST,
612 N. 4th St., East s'de, between
Washington Ave.-fc Green, . -
St. JLiouis, 3Xo. -
Circulars, Price list and samples of work fur
nished on application.
JOHN W. HENDERSON, Agent,
12-li-ly For Drownvillo and Nemaha Co."
JOHN L. CARSON,
JSJiO WXriLLE XEBRASKA.
rxehnnce Bonsht and Sold on nil the prin
elpnl c itio. Also denier in Gold and Silver
Coin, (iold Dust and
GOVERiraiENT BOITDS.
iJepostts reeeiveI payable at sight. Inter
est paid on time deposits by ipcial agree
ment. Taxes paid for non-residents,
i All kiuds of U. S. Bonds wanted.
IXACII & SIMTSON,
LIILLUJEES & DEESS MAKEES,
Second Street, bet. Main and Water.
JiROW'XriLLE,
nVISHi.? in.f"rm Uo Ladies of Brovnville
a first cltu'' a y have JUBt couunenced
iiiLiamEiiir shop,
Where work M ill be fione with rreat care and
neatness, and after the latent iLtern styles.
Srt": la the
f iri6" of fa1'1' and Children's Hats
and Bonnets oouHtamly on hand. Also latest
patterns of Ladies' Iress GtKKls, Cloaks, and
ClUldrcn s Clothin2 nit on short not iee.
M IS KUNICE LKACn.
MISS MAHY A. SIMrsON.
"neensware, largest assortment ever in this
Serai lei
DRY GOODS AirD GIIO CZSHIIZo.
EOB'T TSAES & GO.
DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS
"no Ami
S, SHOES, EAT3, CAPS,
JJJJJL
Y A NK EE
wim
HOSIERY AND WHITE GOODS.
And every other kind of Goods' kept ia a Western Store, which we will
11L
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Whenever yon are in
Corner J.
lain
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BlcI'Iicrson's. Illoclt,
GENERAL
Groceries anil Provisions
We have on hand a large
STAPLE AMD FANCY GROCERIES,
To -cc rifrri rrjn are makine- constant additions, and "wnicn we are
selling at Prices as low as any
IN THE QUALITY OF OUB' GOODS WE DEFY COMPETITION I
1ST FLOUR OF THE MOST AFFHOVED BRAXDS.r3
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
12-40
23. CONSTABLE,
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Steel sdu
Wagon, Carriage and
.VOITICITXTUIVL
Springs, Axes, Axels, Shovels, Spades, Files, Rasps, Chains, Carnage and
Tire Bolts, Nutts and Washers, Nails, Horse Nails, Horse and Mule Shoes,
Saws etc. CiitiiiS" :nitl Ai -
.... . . s . . . a v
irons, skillets and Lws, MCW pois, liawe oens, r nut Keiues ana rM(i irons.
niiACKk.S3IITliS TOC1L.S, Anvns,
Hand Hammers, Vices, Pincers, Kasps, iarners' lvnives, "luyre iron, sc.
OUTFITING GOODS. Ox Yokes,
Ox Shoe nails, Shovels and Picks, Gold Pans, etc. Hubs, Spokes and Bent
stun'. 1.000 celebrated Moliuc Plows.
Eae;le Mowers, &?Ey
Superior to any
Kallers Horse Corn Planters, Sulky
Hay Rakes, etc., etc. Faii-bnnk'g
Haying my gools direct -from
Inducements to Wholesale Biotas at
UnionFrandry and Macliine Shop,
Burnside, Crowther & Eogers,
PROrillETORS.
Cor. 8th mid Jlessanie Sts., St. Joseph, Mo.
Steam Engines Made & Repaired
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS,
Mill Works of all Kinds.
Iron Fronts made to order on short no
tice, and satisfactory to all parties.
Also Riient for Gardener & llobertsor.'s Im
proved I'atent Governor.
il-ly
J. Pfeiffers'
CORNER 6th and ST. CHARLES Sts.
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
Also Dealer In
LIME, HAIR, CEMENT,
Plaster, White Sand, Fire Brick.
tc., tc, fcc., Ac. ll-151y
WOOLWORTII & COLT,
BOOK BIDDERS
And Dealers in
Book, Stationery, Paper
HANGINGS, AND
PRINTERS' STOCK.
No. 12, 2d St., St. Joseph. Mo.
CASH FA IB FOI2 12 AGS!
W
M. WYETH &
CO.,
Wholesale Dealer in
HARDVVARE, CUTLERY,
Harness' Skirting and all kinds of
SADDLERS LEATHER & HARDWARE,
SADDLES, BRIDLES, &c.
S-Agenta for Ditson's Circular Saws and
MAEVIU'S SAFES.
No. 6, South Third, bet. Felix t Edmond Sts.
) " 'zz ZllJs
Marlilfi WnrVs
JLIJ. Ai MiU II Ul
kt. Joseph; mo. 4iy
t GROOERIEl
NOT I 0 N S .
C AS
Town Call and See Us!
Ms
and Seconil Slrces,
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15 XI O AVIWILI: , NEBIUSILl.
iiiiW iW k m
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DR.VLERS IN
and well assorted stock of
House west of tne .Mississippi.
SWAN & 1 51 JO.
Plow Woodworks.
131 ilic:3 1 1 ?sT r s ,
Oliow - Avsn'o, bugar Jvettles Ana-
i ; A ill' . ,1 l ' i t -
cocks ana uies, weiiows, cMeugeaim
Axle Grease, Ox c hains, Wagon Jacks,
I
M'Cormick's RcSrseras?d
Corn Cultivators, Hand Corn Shellers,
Standard Scales.
manufacturers I offer great
Constable's Iron and Mccl Warehouse I
St. Joseph, Mo'.
JOHX PIXQER - Y. II. 1X)UGLAS
PINGER Sc DOUGLAS,
"Wholesale Dealers in
QUEEHSVARE, GLASSWARE
&c, &e. No. 7, Fourth street,
ST. JOSEPH. MO. 451 y
LEMON, HOSExV & CO.,
"Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign
and Domestic
Dry Goods, Clothing, Etc.,
No. 5 Fourth Street, ST. JOSEPH. ,
A large stock always on hand. Orders so
licited. Satisfaction guaranteed. 45-ly
DANIEL FRANCIS & Co.
Steaiix 3Xoiiiiiiieiitu.l
Marble "Works!
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Keeps constantly on hand a large assortment
Pfain&Ornamental Monuments
The Trade supplied with Blocks and Slabs.
Sawing Done to Order.
M. F. BOYD, Agent,
21-15
Brownville, Nebraska.
TJNDERIIILL & EATON,
Commission Merchants,
No. 2 Cify Buildings, St. ioul, Mo.
REFFERENCES:
Poeond National Bank ....St. Louis, Mo.
llen, Copp NIsbet, St. Louis, Mo.
Branch State Bank of Iowa. Debuque.
Johnston & Bacon, Bankers. FUMadison, Ia.
Iaac Scarrit t Co., Alton, 111.
Blair & Atwood, - -Alton, 111.
Junes A. Jackson & Co.,
WHOLESALE
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERS
AND
Coiumission 3Icrcliants,
No. 107 North 2nd St., ST. LOUIS, MO.
Consignments of Country Produce solitlted.
From our experience in this branch of busi
ness, and by Klving it our personal attention,
we feel confident we can make It toth j in
terest of parties to give us their shipments.
4ly
J A FINER. T- KEYN0X.DS.
SOUTHERN HOTEL.
U.T:YXOL.TSf Proprietors
Eight street, two blocks from R. R. Depot,
ST. JOSEPH, IO. 431y
Heavy
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REDUCED
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SULKY AND WALKING CULTIVATORS!
T1CTORIOIS AT ALL FAIRS!
tl3-Ahead of all in the Field ! Order Early
I M P R
Cayuga Chief Reaper and Mower.
gAYUCA CHIEF ORoppE
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PRICK
JOHNSTON'S
Sirecpstakcs of lhe World !
I Challenge all Self-Bakes to a
WAG ONS AND
STTJEEBAHEB
TSJE BEST WAKO VS I
MARSH HARVBSTEH.
TWO LIEN DO THE BINDING
Hand of
Samples S'oiv on
rxd
And tee if I cannot suit yon In goods and PRICES I I buy my achinery by the car load
tHU8 Saving freight. A tu supply or au
Dealer ia
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3Xiiin street,
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PRICES!
BBABLEYS' '
O V E D
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$125.09.
SELF-RAKE!
Cuts Six Feet!
Trial, macMiie against
Machine I
CARRIAGES.
T7AGOHS.
and RIDE ALL THE WHILE
all tlie 'lacliines vre Sell!
See Z
louua w4 i u, 4ii lut-u aeazvu.
F. A. Tisdel & Co.,
Cor. 1st & Atlantic Sts.. Erownvlll.
WAREH
ouLLUiiyiiHlLii
7-IcPhcrsoii's Xllocli,
" .. Sob A-cnts
In Southern NebrasV.,, Atchison and Hoi
vouniy, ZA.O., lot
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Beaper IJorzeii
THE BEST Ii! THH WORLD M
ALSO
Cahtgm C1
LIFPES1
Plgvs
THE BEST FLO W NO W MADE!
tiix: lXRixiiEKiiorr
Corn Sheller, :
iseparater ana Uleaner.I
' Manuuctartd uj sld fcy
J. GARS.1DE,
ATCaiSOIT, KAX3A3. :
Th trial of thl machine at Tarlona Connfy anil
State Fair, aiid tbe judgmfta. of every out So
sees and De it, unite ia pronuunciDac the Bnnker
hofTCom Sheller tbe test ever invented. With It
a man can atelt hts crop of corn at hi leisure,
without an atsmiant, aud tter.hr aara in a ahert
time more thao the cost of a cheiler,
This Com Sbelier has take n tbe first pr emtcm
for three yeara past at the New Tor State Fair,
when bnt partially perfected. It baa since been
brought to a degree of perfection, which, makes It
complete.
The following i the report of the Jude oa this
machinei at the (Treat trial of Agncu;tural Imple
menta be d at Auburn, N. T., ia July, IStio, under
the auspicies of the New lork Agricultural Societ.
Among the mchiDe on exhiliitk-a was a Haatl
Com Shelter, Seiara'.er aud t':o.r, exhibited by
J. Brinkerhoir. Aunuro, S. T. We have carefully
examined and thoroughly tested this machine, and
have no hesitation in prononnciox it tae B'.iit
CORX SIIKLLKlt WE VKR SAW. It reaIi)y
adapts itse.f to ears of auy sue or sh pe, slreils
clean, and with great rapidity and Sise, and the
same operatiuh se;arate tbe corn from the cob, and
the chaff from the c rn, and delivers tbe corn ready
for market; and it requires the Ubvr of baton
person to operate it. The whole affair Is simple in
construction, aud durable.
J. 8 GOCI.D, Pres. N. T. A. So.
B. P . JOHNSUX, Sec "
8. ROBlaON, An. Ed. S. T.Tribuna.
3. K. TOLD, ' " -Reports
of AKriculiural Fair Committees, anJ
opirt n of Agricultural aod other Journals, miiiht
oe cited at ureal length, bat we content oarsclvea
ith the following letter as cappiDg them all .
(Copy of Letter from C. S. Ak'eat for Paris ITniTer-
fa I KxpoMitiun )
JTo 40Pirk Row, Tinie Building, I
New Toa8. Dec. 8th, IS. (
six. J. BmsnERHorr, tsq , Dear Sir: Ky
Advisory C" mini tee, .ppointed to selected Imple
ments for Exhibition at the Universal Exp-silioo la
Paris, in 1S67, hive selected and re;i aim coded to
me y- ur corn thel ler as the best in A merica.
I have cceptd their report, and will forward
your sliel.er. if deavertd here ready I t shipment, ,
on or before January tat, 1SU7.
Tours truly, J. C. rXRHT.
Price, SJio autl liO.
According to finish and size of balance wheel.
Sample bel iers shipped -n receipt of the prke,
ar.d warranted to give sati.-.faction, or tbe machine '
will be taken back and tae m-
n.y rerundmi, opoo
notice within a reasoiiabie time.
Address
1V3I. T. Dm, A??ent,
vlJ n5-ly Brownvilie, Nebraska.
STASHES..
Livery, Feed and Sale StabI
BZX ROGEIIS, PltOPIUTTOH.
Xos. S2 an.l Ml Main Street
BROWNNILLE, XEBItASICV.-
Talcr In nil kin'Isof stx-Ii
sold and rTclmiiPtl. Stock
brdel by the
dav or wt'k.
XI it- I'n pritor has recently -roofl an entire
n-w IrP'eaml oo.-nnilt-onH Stal.le, near lh
old ;rwnvillr IInuA. Ills st.j-k. 1 all freati
and vr h k it s new. The public can be acconi
niodiittd i'-t all hour. - "- .
, DAY Oli IVIOIIT.
A Rtlr rorrall. with pn ahunlant aupplr
of pure water, attached to the stable. -ly
COGSWELL'S
GKEAT Wi:STi:iN
Livery, Sale, Feed and Exchange
STABLES !
Corner Main and Levee Street,
Brownville, Ilcbraslia. "
Uuys, Sells and f:.rhanKe
STOCK, cin POOPIOW,
IT as I-aree Stwk Corrall c!ok to Steam Fer
ry .Landing. Stable accommodations for :
Fifty orses.
8!nizle and MaU-h IIones, Huirartc an,i Car--
riagi-s always on hand for sale. . y
Peru Livery Stablet
CIIAI.LEH GKADE,
Ppaler la m;
Vll ICIikIw of mode.
lorses Bought, Sold, c ' c L.oji g
Stock Boarded by the t i)a:f or Week.
MY STABLES ABB STOCK i witn ool Horte
nJ bnsRie. Persons isain conveyance to any
portion of the Neman a Land f '.strict can t accona
nKdated The
Pern & BroTTivs-iHo Coacli
Leaves ill STaBLUJr erery mornin? at 19
clock, A.M. Pa.-meiizrs or patkases safely con
veyed. Orders left wittf the Postmasters will be
prucuptiy atteadeU to. (xi;31Sm)
9RmgMBss9aHaMasi
JACOB MAROHN,
i,rcncHAi:T tatloii,
IMcPxiersoa'sJ
BLOCK,
Erownvlllc, Nclx
Dealer In
READY HADE
CLOTIIIXGl
Also Agent for
iHAcnnnz
CI lass wii re, a sp-lendl
T and !r sal at
a.-rt merit In V,
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